19 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/259545d955c43b1cb8098543ac65137d.pdf 0f539996112fb45b8465904579088fec PDF Text Text I �.^ * VOL. 65 WEATHER: Fair and gome warmer through Thursday; high today 75; low tonight near 50. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., APRIL 1, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 159 mwA Engine Falls Off DALLA8 (UP1) — A fourengine turboprop airplane carrying the White House press corps lost an angina over east Taxes Tuesday night but made a safe emer­ gency landing in Dallas. ■ a ddmintatra■ town, Jack■ of a police County planning a multi-mil­ lion dollar centrally located eeurthsuoo in keeping with rtasidala “ freefone living” on the county property near Can•elberry. C ontrast will be let next month. s e e Plana have bean revived for E m akyaerspor type apartment boost, announced a number of years age fa r along the lake front. M in g probed, l|y Sen. John nKy during a fonford on his for the DemoIon for govern- Mail Stolen MONTREAL (UPI) _ Sev­ en masked gunmen held up a post office truck here Tues­ day night and escaped with 10 bags of registered mail be­ lieved to contain as much as $400,000 in cash. Cliff Hangers Telephone officials have datided to installed tho county*Ede metro 'phone toll-free nystem. In spite o f the subasrtbor veto. SENATOR AND Mrs. John Mathews are pictured with Stanley Brumley, treasurer of the Democratic gubernatorial candidate's Seminole County committee, a t his local headquarters Tuesday afternoon. (Herald Photo) Jana Paulnod's dream to hive the Minnesota Twins train a t Banford Municipal •tedium wiU come true next B. E. Porter eaugM a 16rand boas, using a w orn for sit on a "Jigger pole." Maria W a ru e rt leeg eherkhod dream to to came true . . . plane going ahead to build the Sanford airport to Lake Monroe, using toil dredged from the lake bottom. The new n e tt totmtoal wUl be built elongates, giving Sanford air, water, m il and highway teenspertotton ail Tunneled into one V A A 4 SALERNO. Italy (UPI) — A bus carrying 23 German women tourists hung for more than half an hour on tho edge of a 160-foot precipice near hero Tuesday before a crane retrieved it. LBJ A t Desk WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson returned to his White House dash to­ day to catch up on bualneaa th at accumulated during hla five-day Easter vacation a t his Texas ranch. UNWANTED PUPPIES were droppe the City Dog Pound Tuesday and ct immediate lunchtime problem for aid< pound. The pups—all eight of them— young to take their food in any w| from a spoon held above by Jerry TIM the dog pound. Some snoozed after H while others await their turn, whimMi ly—probably hoping the mother wotfli Who left the orphans Is still a m yap John Krteec baa roomed Jim Crows his pet eaaal project will not disturb Em elute fishtog to the SL Johns Elver, e e • ‘ 5 CRy o f Sanford will employ a “director o f pubUa m fety" a t a $36,000 annual mtory, to direst operations of the police sad fire departm ental Jointly. Firemen wUl g et a f a l -Kelly RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) — Guaaabara State, which in­ cludes the city of Rio da J a ­ neiro, today Joined the grow­ ing revolt movement against the government of President Jeao Goulart. Fiery, antl-Communlst Gov. Carlos Lacerda announced his support of the revolt to depose Goulart who was accused by revolt leaders of allowing the country to drift towaMj Communism. Ten of the afo lion's 33 states thus far b a t t announced support of tb a 'flK be! cause. Minutes a f t e r LacaatfW statement, Issued governor’s oiflce here oafeiroj short run from G o u isrt'a ifM ace, state troopers took-M M E siterns in Rio's d o te M H movie d istric t ^ -n) La card a's annearomB ty- since the RapublfoyM are planning a a all-out a n p alg n m eat, carried as a phoned U)j for all local offices in M l . Title to the lot adjaei Sanford Public Library be received within a days from the U. S. G« Adminis! (GSA), It was repor by City Manager Knowles. The City of Sanfor $1,011.49 was secs GSA for the lot, om of the old postofflet property. The lot wUl be uE rary parking and l walk way betw« Street and the cltj b t a t the rear of I Administration Build Contract For N A S HIM radio net(lain Horitoato, kation. The city iclro la to all ises the political itUon. Only the led in Rio, has :ed Goulart in to who has been hol­ la s iocs] palace bo­ th* g barricades end by tom my gun-bear* i troopers, said be Bain there "for the gf* because of what M the presence In ^Communist-oriented III radio immediately pc Lacerda “ we are r and will protect you da Janeiro from the I leader said the re­ aimed at halting "the ted Communist march r " in BratU under era re Depi'rtment 7" Mathews' whirlwind trip through Seminole County was nearly halted before it started Tuesday. Hla party, en route from Cocoa to Sanford, stop­ ped a t Jim Crowe'a fishing camp Just a t two fishermen docked with the limit of shad. Stnator and Mrs. Mathews and a member of their party, Steve Trumbull, retired out­ doors editor of tho Miami Herald, were of a mind to de­ lay their tour and do some fishing. . Tho candidate met briefly with a group of Sanford Ne­ gro leaders, including some ministers. He told them he would make no "phony prom­ isee" but did say he believed Negroes should have more etoto Jobs and he felt a state­ wide bi-racial c o m m i t t e e should be named to “iron out any problems." The Senator then proceeded to his local campaign head­ quarters to meet with and talk to Seminole volunteers work­ ing in his behalf. rSlM rebels said troops were B a rfin g on Rio from Sso M to 1 to demand Goulart’s W J ig n s t i o i . GovernMM sources said loyal forete'Were marching from Rio to h id HorUonte, cradle of the WASHINGTON (UPI) apimll, to crush the rebels. '-Radio broadcasts by both Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur's IMIoni indicated the nation condition has deteriorated in U b on the brink of all-out the past 34 hours, a spokesman a t Walter Reed Army Medical Center aald today. The spokesman said the 94year-old general spent a peaceful night, but added there has been "a slight drop in the blood pressure and a moderate rise la the pulse rate." MaeArthur'a kidney func­ ' ’Cracker Daks" will be obLscrvet to Sanferd again Eds tion has llmlnlshed progress■rear with members of the Ively ever the pest $4 hour*, nanford Merchants Assocla- the spokesman sold. He said pressure on a de­ | lion setting the dates lor April vice to prevent bleeding in his 17 end IS. Merchants' atoployes have esophagus would be released been asked to d iets to “ Crac­ this morning. The device, called a songker" style for the two days as one of Uw features for the takea tube, had been Inserted erent. Hats carrying' "Crac­ Into the old soldier's esopha­ ker Day" bands{aro being or­ gus to arrest internal bleed­ dered by the association, ac­ ing. Today's report, the first in­ cording to B. L.’ Perkins Jr., chairman of the board of dir­ dicating that the famed mili­ tary hero was falling, cams ectors. HUlblUy music wUl be pro­ after some "alight Improve­ vided on Saturday night at the ment" waa reported Tuesday In the kidney malfunction that elosa of the two-day event. Perktoe calls for " a genu­ developed after right feet of ine, city wide promotkm that MaeArthur'a tower Intestine wa as merchants can be proud had been removed Easter Sunday, Gen. MacArthur Grows Weaker acker Days'To April 17,18 More than 100 models of 1664 end 1964V4 cars will be on display Thursday, Friday and Saturday when the Sanford Automobile Dealers Asso­ ciation stages its fourth an­ nual Auto Show at Fort Mel­ lon Park. On dWftoy wM be Chrysler, Plymdtyl, Valiant, Pontiac, Bairis?' -Jfotnbter,1 b i n c o i n , Mercury, Comet, Triumph, Chevrolet, Oldsmoblle, Cadil­ lac, Dodge, Renault, Ford, Falcon and Thunderblrd. The show will be on open dally from 2 to 6 p. m. Participating will be Brass Motors, Bill llemphiU Mo­ tors, Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Holier Motor Sales, Seminole County Motors and Strlekland-Morrison. Also on display will be *64 and 'Oltk trucks and foreign sports cars. Models on display are fea­ tured In today’s special sup- The Annual Spring Flower Show sponsored by The San­ ford Garden Club will get un­ der way Friday a t 3 p. m. at the Sanford Clvie Center, slid will remain open until 9 p. m. Hour* for Saturday are 10 a. m. to 0 p. m. This show is not only a Do-It-Yourself Picket Packet Too Costly LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — The "Hamburger Rebell­ ion" on the California State College campus should mean a fruitful market lor the ready-made handy picket pac­ ket on sate in the college bookstore. But bookstore manager Je r­ ry Tubbs says sates aren't go­ ing too well. He figures the $4 price tag Is responsible for the lack of interest. The kits contain poster board, felt-tipped marking p e n s in assorted colors, thumb-tacks, handles e n d enough material for n dosoa picket signs. Students have been picket­ ing the school cafeteria in re­ cent weeks in protest to en extra charge on extra ketch­ up for hamburgers. Cops Indicted plement of The Ssnford Her­ ald. For an added thrill, C sp t Sol Solomon will appear twice dally, a t 4 and I p. m. Captain Solomon (photos on pace 4) is recognised as the world's ch.m ploa high shal­ low-water driver. His record never has.b een equalled Into ■ shallow-tank. > -*■<.» He will dive from a ladder m feet u p .in to a tank « f less than six feet of water.' His night performance will be a "fire dive." Captain Solomon has ap­ peared in two recent movies, "Queen for a D ty" and "Carnival Story." He also has appeared on TV shows, “Sup­ er Circus." "You Asked For It." "Tho Big Playback," "Philco Convention Hour" and many sports films. Entertainment also will Inelude music and refreshments. Garden Club project, but aleo a community affort through­ out the entire county. 'T ru th Is Stranger . . . " la this year’s theme, and w|)I be presented as a take-off on old proverbs end adages. There will bo no admission charge, but a silver offering will be token. Hard work, enthusiasm and cooperation have been expend­ ed by the entire community In order to stage this fabulous production, and all partici­ pants a n responsible for the success of this show. National accredited Flower 8how Judges will be repre­ sented, since the Sanford Flower Shows are w i d e l y known ell over the state. The Florida State Judge's convention is being held in Or­ lando April X, and many of rat. Sanford baa h a d m a n y award winning shows, includ­ ing the 8tete Flower 8bow to I960. The club has received many credited awards, end ie widely known for extremely high quality. I N D I A N A P O L I S , Ind. (UPI) — Twenty-two Indian­ apolis policemen, Including a number of officers, w tre in­ dicted by a grand Jury Tues­ day on charge of ignoring a flourishing multi-million dollar numbers racket hare. Qape PicketedCAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— Picket lines posted by guards a t the nation's hugs moonport today turned away many con­ struction workers and threat­ ened to halt space building for tho second Urns in six weeks, Newspapers Sold WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (U PI) — The Westchester • Rockland group of 10 news­ papers, known as the Macy newspaper*, has been purchas­ ed by the Gannett newspaper group, it was announced to­ day. R. T Mllwee has been nam­ ed director at large of the Florida Education Assoclalion's Department of Public Superintendents. Ills election was made at a recent FEA meeting to Jacksonville and announced today, Mllwee, superintendent of public Instruction lor Seminole County for the p ast 11-plus years, has been an active member on the superintend­ ent'# group, having served on a number of committees. Included among these is the Minimum Foundation, a post he has bald for the pest five years. He U also chairman of the State SuperintandanU School Lunch Committee. It was due to bis work on this committee, FEA offlrials say, that he has been named to his present direct­ or-at-large post. Three years ego, Mllwee was appointed to the State Course of Study Committee by the State Board of Educa­ tion. Prior to that, the state school superintendent appoint­ ed Mllwee as one of two of tho superintendents' group to the Teachers Education Ad­ visory Commutes. The two committees were set yp by action of the State Legislature. Civic League T o Hear Besserer Boh Besserer, edmtoistrator of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be the guest speaker a t e meeting of (he English Estates Civic League Found Dead to be held at • p. m „ Friday, DEBARY (UfT) - Coleman at tha m w English Estates Ray Miller, 43, was found dead to hla motel roam hare Tuesday night, apparently suf­ administration and operation focated from amok* Days to Register For the Primaries Cold Eases United Prase International Rain fell along the Pacific Coast and Middle Atlantic states today while the grip of a /reeling spell began to ease In the South. Peach growers counted losses into millions of dollars. On W arpath LIMA, Peru (U PI) — Barage Massco Indians, on the warpath in Menu province an the Bolivian border, have seised the airstrip a t Manu Town end ore besieging e border ranch, it was reported today. City of Sanford la ready to proceed with ita $800,000 wa­ ter supply expansion pro­ gram. K waa reported this morning by City Manager W. E. Knowles. The present plant a t French Avenue and 13th Street was constructed by p ri­ vate enterprise In the 1020a and later purchased by the city. Knowles' announcement to­ day followed receipt of ap­ proval of plans by the State Board of Health. City Commission Monday evening will pass on a final reading of an ordinance ask­ ing for bids for the sals of $800,000 in revenue bonds to finance the building program. Knowles said it follows that the City will be In a posi­ tion wit'jin 30 days to adver­ tise for bids for the construelion, contract. Wells will be sunk on the Mayfair golf course and ana pumping plant will be erected there, Knowles said. The golf courts is owned by the d ty but bald under lifetime lease by the Ban Franclsico Giants. A second w ater plant will be constructed west of High­ way 17*61 and south of On- $350,000 Oviedo Wafer System Is Discussed to to to i lit* / Resumption of planning fo r n new $360,000 w ater system for Oviedo wee discussed Tuooday evening a t a special celled mooting of Em City Conned Dm to tho dynamic Impact of tho now etoto university end Cape Kennedy, the need fof a water systcaf is felt and eetracilmm a te proceeding with the thought of a facility expended to a s m a growing Oviedo o n e arte the univers­ ity, to be located three mile* from the d ty limits en I I 610 in Orange County. Henry Lindsey, Titusville, speeial assistant to tha re­ gional administrator, U. 8. Housing and Home Finance Agency (HHPA), discussed a t length nil phases of the pro­ posed w ater eyatem. Benny Ward, former Coun­ cil member, who did extensive ■tody previously, ted tho dis­ cussion on tho water supply aa reported by Miami con­ struction engineers previous­ ly. This study, financed by a $3,600 HHPA lo ta, waa shriv­ ed. I t waa felt Tuesday even­ ing th a t these existing maps end reports I n o t to be adequate fo r the growth of the area end new planning will be a “must." Also present a t the discus­ sion were Harlan Webb, Frank Wheeler and John Evens. Further discuss Ions win he held by the Council to plea for a full-scale launch tote planning end cenatrnctioa of n w ater eyatem financed w ith an HHFA loan- FRIDAY N IG H T SPEC IA L! A L L YO U C A N EAT ADULTS $|35 uoeSS $|t> �Linimum Wage p A pril 15 t i p #««fnrb Page 2—Wed. A; MIAMI (UPI) — About 1,000 peopla picketed a political rally for Sen. Spessard Hol­ land Tuesday night while Florida's senior senator de­ nounced the civil rights bill pending before Congress. Holland told the rally, which kicked off his South Florida bid for re-election, that pass­ age of the civil rights bill would be a move toward "set­ ting up a police state." Police said about 100 mem­ bers of tha Congress of Ra­ cial Equality (CORE) picketed the rally carrying signs claiming Holland was "out­ moded" and "outdated." The root of the picketsrs, pellet said, were senior eltlgens who opposed Holland's stand on medical care to the aged. Police said some of the demonstrators shouted "We don't want any handouts, we want proper medical c a n ." Holland, who is opposed by B ralk y Odhsm, told the rally th at the so-called equal em ­ ployment opportunities com­ mission was trying "to take control of hiring and firing and promotion of employes away from employers." "Similarly, in labor unions, tt Is trying to take away from labor organisations the right • f determining whom they w ant for associate members," Holland said. Police said the demonstra* Stona ware orderly. PRIZE WINNERS at North Orlando's Easter Egg Hunt included, front from left, Jay Blanton, Patti Lou Grinstead and Jeff Rybum; second row, Jim Balcore, Robbie Wright, Casio Fehl and Chuckle McIntosh; back row, Kevin Bishop, Billy Pllolsn, Billy Hahn and Debby Bishop. Mikle Greanya also won a prize but was not present for tha photo. A unique exhibit, the Cen­ ter Street Gallery Artmobile, will l>e displayed all day Fri­ day at tha Southaide Elemen­ tary School. Tha Artmnblle began aa a Chrlitmaa gift of Dr. Hugh McKean, prealdent of Rolllna College in Winter Park, to hia wife. He had purchaaad a bua for Mra. McKean who converted U Into tha Artmo­ bile. It contalna 14 paintings by artiita from Central Florida, several of whom appaar In Who's Who in Amtrican Art. Tha Artmobile haa bean exhibited many timas, Includ­ ing tha Sidewalk A rt Festi­ val in Orlrndo. , Southalda pupils will be sl­ owed to atudy the paintings, while their teachers explain tha art. Tha theme will then continue Inside tha local school. Children will display thalr Own work in the front hall of the school and aach will give an explanation of his work. Exhibition of the Artmobils In this area waa arranged by Mrs. Velma Mitchell, school principal. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal Stats Market News Service Sanford Shipping point information for March 81. All aalea F . O. B. Precooling chargea aatra unless otherwise stated; s a n f o R d -o v ie d o ZBLLWOOD DISTRICT; Clear and cool. Cabbage; demand moderate, Market barely eteady. Domes­ tic round type, 1% bu. crates, Medium to Urge, some med­ ium alas, $1.10 to $1-36, most­ ly 91.25; 80 lb. aacks, med­ ium, BE eenU to $1.10; Rad H n , 1% bu. crates, medium la large, $1; Savoy type, Medium to Urge, 98-EO. Carrots; demand good, marb at steady. Topped, film bags, maah m u te r container, 49-1 f e , aasdhun large, $1.76, email 9a madlum, $1.60, 24- 2 lb., medium to large, 91.60; 00 lb. maah sacks, loose, largo, 91.16. Celeryt demand moderate, m arket steady. 16 In. crates, Pascal type, 1H dos., few, 19.10; > dot., 92-36; 214 do*., 91.76; 9 and 4 dot., $3; 6 and B dot., 99.60; haarta, film wrapped, cratea 24 count, 94. Chinese cabbage: 16 In. crates, wrapped, $1.60. Dandelions! 1/2 LA cratea, looac, $2.60. Endive: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. 1 l '9 bu. cratea, 91J 6. Etcamlc: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, Lettuce: demand good, mar­ ket steady. Iceberg type, WB era Us, 24 eount, 92, occasion­ al 92-26; Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, $2.60; Ro­ ma Ins type, 1 1 / 0 bu. cratea, 91.76; Leaf type, I t qL baa* kata, 91.60; Bibb type, 12 qt. baakeU, 91. Parsley; Crates, 6 dos. bunches, |1.00, Parsnips; Baskets, topped, 12-1 lb., film bags, $1-36. Badlshes: demand moderate, market firm. Beakcta, topped, film bags. Red varieties, 30-0 ot„ 91. few low as 80 cents; PATRICK wn ond place in w nl Science Pall included n coif plays and ex] form. Putrick months of tha - 4 <A t / . ’ f m i y*? / I 7 *1 A SURPRISE DINNER PARTY wan given by the Chriatian Homomnkers Chum of the Cubhc)berry Community Methodist Church honoring Sgt. and Mra. John Geo who have been transferred to Germnny. With the Gees, ut left, are Mra. Durwln Shea, claaa teacher and Mra. Frank Meaalck. pro­ gram chairman for the evening. (Herald Photo) lUBUNUH FLORIDA D1STUICT: Clear and cool. Cabbage: dsmand moderate, m arket barely eteady. Domeatic round type, I % bu. cratea, medium, sumo medium large, 1126, occasional, 91-36; 60 lb. sack*, medium, DO renU to 91, mostly | | ; Red typo. H i bu. crates, email, 92.60; Bavoy typo, small, |2. Farm Brief REPTILE EXHIBIT at Altamonte Bpr pared by second grade committee, from Peer and Jack Shubert. re Elementary School was pre:t, Gina Wolk, Renee Berg, Jeff (Ilcruld Photo) F•MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) —•A man who withdrew 943,000 mistakenly credited to bli bank account won a stand-off Tuesday In his efforts to avoid criminal prosecution in a fed­ eral court. A jury ended its dellbera* lions in a deadlock after more than seven hours con­ sideration of the case which charged T. L. (Cotton) Thaggard with larceny. U. S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. declared a mistrial after tha jury of 11 men and one woman told him they could not agree. A slight smile plsyed on Thaggard'a face a i ha walked from the courtroom. He had already won an earlier round when the Ala­ bama Supreme Court ruled he could not be triad on state falsa pretense charges. Thaggard has never denied walking into the Union Bank and Trust Co. here on March 9, 1963, and walking away with 943,000 stuffed in a pa­ per bag. Testimony showed he asked a bank cleark to verify the amount of his balance three tlm ei beforo he withdraw tha money, all In small bills painstakingly counted out at the teller's window. of North Orlando won aecpgy Division at the Region* It. Dora. His entry on ants ^tho largo jar, poster dlsg tal records in notebook Lna total period o f three (Herald Photo) ite librarian, Mrs. Ellx Methods of organizing MM operating a Community Fubttt Library in Lake Mary w e n agreed th at a meet. taken under consideration last he held on Monday, week at a panel discussion a t the Chamber of meeting sponsored by the Lake to Building, a t which Mary Woman’s Club with k a o n s attending last Btoeiln r win bring County Commlsalon Chairman 5 |ltio n s from local James P. Avery Jr. as special i groupa, and guest. •ted persona, Club members forming the its and idaas panel were Mra. Clalra Evans, the library. Mrs. Mildred Tillis and Mra. for aa^pl 1 this reacting Ruth BoutwelL Avery waa A l s o l J •1 French and asked and anawared questions will be Ito Altamonte concerning available a t a t a • grouftj h lty Library funds, property rights, taxes Springs j M workable and aaslstanca offered from who w rR ■ a library plans fo n ■ M r a chartand a siiit Is planproject Roman's ed by spokesmen for labor and eburch groupa on groundi that h« directed Wirti to suapend th« 95-cant rate last October a t the request of Sen. George Smatbers, (D-Fla.). The AFL-CIO Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen charged this was a "political deal" that deprived low-paid farm workers of Important wage protection to satisfy Smathers’ wishes, The controversy centers on the use of about 13.000 work­ ers from the British West Indies who are imported Into Florida each year to harvest fruit and vegetable crops. Wirts set the 95-csnt hour­ ly rate under his owera tn block the entry of foreign workers if they "adversely affect the wages or working conditions" of American farm laborers In the same area. Those who work on sugar cane are covered by a fl.U an hour minimum wage set under provisions of the sugar act but this law does not ap­ ply to citrus fruits or vagetables. Robert C. Goodwin, chief of the Bureau of Employment Security a t the Labor Depart­ ment, said he eipected the 95-ccnt minimum would re­ sult In a “ sustanUal" cutback In the number of workers brought from the British Wool Indies. Goodwin said in an inter­ view that the wage minimum would attract more American workers to take the Jobs and thus ease the shortage that must exist before foreign workers can be imported. Other labor department of­ ficials tald there would bo new stress placed ost a grow­ er's duty to recruit Ameri­ cans before he is allowed to bring In workers from the Caribbean islands. Harold Edwards, chief of the liaison office with the Bri­ tish West Indies central labor urganliatlon, minimised the Impact the 95-eent rate would hava on BWI workers In Flor. Ida. He said most of the for> sign farmhands earned more than 91 an hour a t piecework rates and le u than 1,000 were employed at an hourly gate of 70 cents. The average earn­ ings go up to $1.30 an hour on citrus fruits, he said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — There is a wide variety of meats and fresh produce avail­ able for springtime meals. Meat markets will offer shoppers a wide variety of tha popular rata this week­ end. In beef, ataaka and round Snd chuck roasts will be meat MARCH 91 prominent. Pork loins and Admissions fUUsts, In addition to broiler£ryars also will ba In good Mildred Ncwson, Mary E, O pply. There’ll be toms lamb Hargrave, Willie Bush, Berry ■ m veal. vegetable buys include K to , beets, broccoli, cabBA cauliflower, earrota, ■ p d a celery, eggplant, anB g iR Karate, green onions, I P P a t lettuea, Roma Ins letjuN A '’ mushrooms, paralay, [fcpmah, spinach, New York medium also onions, and [■Ulna potatoes. Top fruit valmas era honaydews and new b o p Texas oranges. Eggs and dairy products, Mr in good supply, continue reasonable buys. F ish and seafood counters ■ feature clams, fillets, ■ i t , smalts, oysters, seal2 k and swordfish. BEAR LAKE BROWNIES of Troop BOB enjoying an Easter Egg Hunt last week a t the home of their leader. Mrs. Kay Vlots in Forest City, were Mary Jane Cromwell and Veralyn Viets, seated, and standing, KathI Million, Valnrie Forsyth, Jenny Schnfer, Mary Alice Patterson, Marilyn Welnar, Peggy Bonekemper and Debra Lovett Mrs. Viets is in back. (Herald Photo) Whits Icicle, 24 8 ox., 91-51). Finland la the world leader la par capltq consumption of .milk. Ilia level of consump. ’lion is 70 par cant higher Urnd to the U. 8. MIAMI fUPI) - The four men accused of trying to bomb s Florida East Coast freight train near Vero Beach March 12 will be arraigned here Friday in federal court. Joseph Vedder, 32; Hugh Winn, 86; John Kstalkos, 40, all of Miami, and John W. Davis, 29, Fort Pierce, arc charged with conspiracy to "derail, disable and wreck" a FEC train by placing a dynamite bomb on the track. FBI agents, who had been tipped off by an informer, staked out the tracks and watehad the dynamite being placed near a trestle over a canal. Vedder and Davis were ar­ rested In Fort Pierce shortly after tha dynamite trap was rigged. Winn was arrested in Miami tha next day and Katalkos was taken into custody In Miami March 28. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A rp cutback in use of forl farm workers in Floris foreseen when a govKent . Imposed minimum )t of 93 cents an hour is effect April IS. Ibor Secretary W. Wllllard ts ordered the 91-ecnt rate lay following a alx-month 9 to examine "new evi­ ls" offered by growers l opposed tha move. Is late President John F. psdy was sharply er!Uelx< Hospital Notes Mra. E. C. Williams of tha Sanford Story League an* nounced today that the many frianda of Mra. Chart** L. Park. Sr-, hava been Invited B. R. SINGLETON, to attend a reception and pro­ a v i a t i o n electrician gram bring given by Gov. 2/cl, was commended nt and Mr*. Farrla Bryant in "Meritorious Mast" of Tallahassee Thursday n ight Heavy Attack Squad­ TTie event will honor Mr*. ron 7 aboard the USS Park and 17 other nominees Enterprise. He w ag for the Florida Mother-of-thehonored for devising a Year award. One will be nam. m o r e efficient means ed the Florida Mothar-of-th#of testing flight control Year during a program to follow the reception. The a f­ systems of the A-5A fair will be held in tha House "Vigilante" flown by of Representatives Chamber VAH-7, land-based at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ in tha state capitol. (Navy Photo) Tha Florida Mother-of-the- tion, Year will represent the state Among the many engineer­ in a nationwide competition for the honor of being named ing changes in the 1964 Tem­ American Mother of the Year. pest is Its iiz«. The wheel­ base has been increased to 115Inches and the overall length la 203 inchea, an increase of 8.7 Inches. Also new la tha chassis featuring a Pontiac built six-cylinder, in-line en­ gine and box typo frame for Ian Church and Floyd Kicks Charles Wertey Turner Sr., improved riding and quiet- ards of the Lake Mary Ett> m tnUry BchooL ! 63, of 3412 S. Sanford Avenue, nasi. died Tuesday night. Born Nov. 7, 1000, in Mar­ ietta, Ga., he waa a line fore­ man for Florida Power and Light Company. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. liOlUe Turner; tw o daughters, Mrs. Robert Kinard and Mra. Lowell E. Jef­ fords; two sons, Charlca W. Turner Jr. and Dallas S. Tur­ ner, all of Sanford; two sis­ ters, Mrs. Iladie Stiller of Ft. Salerno and ’ Mrs. Beatrice Collins of Sanford, and 10 grandchildren. Arrangements for services and burial will be announced by Gramkow Funeral Home. C. W. Turner Sr Dies Here At 63 Named Country King N'gola, who invited the explorer Paulo Dias da Novels to aattla there in 1978, gave the nam* Angola to Portuguess West Africa. NEW PHONE COMPANY offices are located in this Early-American style building at Com­ mercial Street and Palmetto Avenue here in Sanford. The Southern Bell Telephone Company moved to its new headquarters this past week- veturl shape, now a is styling tradition, has to mors pronounced la 64 models, sweeping the oMoe Into flared rear K panels to visually Oed roof and bait liaas. lern in everv detail, the bulldlnf er one which formerly housed on i I* Kirk WU renovat*d k* the (Herald Photo), I ( ,a , ^ ^ ^ £ * 1 �/* s New Reporter Announced For Oviedo Area Mrs. John E. (Evelyn) Lundy Joins Ihe Herald news department this week as cor­ respondent-reporter for the Oviedo area taking over the duties of Mrs. Bernice K eltV who has so sbly served in this capacity for the past months. A resident of Oviedo for more than seven years. Eve­ lyn Is a member of the Oviedo Woman's Club, of the Oviedo Parent-Teacher Organisation and of the First Methodic Church of Oviedo. She IbM gardening, sewing and read­ ing as hobbies. The Lundys, who live on North Lake Jessup Drive, have two children, Jane, a senior at Oviedo High, and Ann (Mrs. Leonard Faulk), a student at Orlando Junior Col­ lege and mother of a two-snd-one-half-year old daughter, Martha. News reports may be sub­ mitted to Evelyn by telephone at 363-3160 or in person at her home. Egg Hunt Held In Chuluota The annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Great­ er Chuluota Community Club waa held Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. following postpone­ ment from Saturday due to rain. Soma 65 children par­ ticipated. Winning prizca for finding gold eggs wer* Harriett B u r n s , Patty McCullough, Markie Rica, Stevi* Jonea, David Fox, John Fox, Des­ tiny McPherson, Laurie Gold­ man, Jeff Fore, Debbie Branrart, Arnold Jackson, David Sltcaron, Jodie Jordan, Ricky Rlepe, Mclodie Julian, Terry Grant, Bert Burns and Pant Davit. Eggs for the hunt were boiled by s group of women from the Baptist Church and were dyed and hidden by girl acouta of the arcs. A number of the fathers assisted with the actual hunt which was di­ vided into two age groups, one for those six through 10 y e a r s and one for those un­ der aix. Contract Let On Stadium Compare these values anywhere S H O P T IL L 9... FRIDAYS MRS. JO H N LUNDY Road Camp Trio Is Recaptured PALATKA (U P D -S heriffs deputies captured three Ne­ gro youths Tuesday night about 12 hours after they es­ caped from a state road camp near here. Deputies said Willie Corley. 18. Jam es Hartley, 17, and Clarence Anderson, IS. were tracked to a swamp at near­ by Russell by bloodliounds. League To Have Boiled Dinner Ladies of the Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church will sponsor a New England Roiled Din­ ner this Saturday. Serving is scheduled from 5 until 7 p m. and will take place In Fellowship Hall of the church, corner of 2tth Street and Park Avenue, San­ ford. The public la invited. Legal Notice iv t i i f county ju d g e 1* r o r n T , iv s m i y o n sr.w i. m il k rni'NTV. st a t e o f 1*1.0111II V. iv n i : i e s t a t e n r MONTEZ E. HA ItlUS. Deceased. FINAL NOTICE N o t i c e l» hereb y g iv e n that the u n d ersig n ed w ill, on t h e 4lh day o f May. A. D„ 1>*4. p res en t to Ihs H on orab le C o u n ­ ty J u d g e o f S em ino le County. F lo rid a, the ir final re tu rn , a c ­ co u n t and vo u ch ers, a s Adm in . Is tra trlr es o f the e s t a t e o f MONTEZ E. KAURIS, deceased, nnd a t said time, then and there, m a k e ap p lica tio n to the said J u d g e for a final s e t t l e ­ ment o f th e ir a d m in is tra tio n o f said a s t a l e . and for a n Or­ der d i s c h a r g i n g Ih sm a s auch A d m in istra trices. Dated t h i s th e Tltfc d a y of March, A. D. 1M4. T h e lm a It. l . l v l n g s t o a D a r n i c a M. I l s v e r l y As A d m i n i s t r a t r i c e s o f t h s estats of MONTEZ E. HARRIS. Deceased . 8TENBTROM, DAVIS * Mc I n t o s h A t to r n e y s for A d m in is tra trices Poet O ffice n o t I5»n Sanford . F lo rid a 37771 P u b lis h April 1. !M « TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Jack Culpepper Construc­ tion Co. of Tallahassee was CDT-t awarded a . $438,841 project o r REFER BNDIM Tuesday for expanding Flor­ NOTICE ELECTION NOTICE IS IIEItR RY GIV ida State University's football KN that t h e Roard o f Cou nty stadium by 11,000 seats. C o m m is sio n ers of S em ino le Ths Culpepper firm was County , Flo rid a, h a e called for a R ef eren d u m E lec tio n l o be awarded tha contract after a held In S em ino le County . F l o r ­ controversy over the bidding ida. on t h e l l h d a y o f May. procedure developed during A. D. lJ t 4 , fo r t h e p u rp ose of having the electors of •the morning session of the Hemluol* County . F lo rid a, vota for or a g a i n s t C h a p te r t t - l » 3 t , State Cabinet. resolution Is one used to erase from the record of e ith e r House what is considered un­ desirable. Legal Notice // Unit YOUR DOLLARS BUY M O RE at FIRESTONE Ael o f ilte L e g i s l a t u r e o f the S ta t e o f Flo rid a, b e c o m in g a f ­ fectiv e , aald Act b ein g : -A N ACT AUTHORIZING T H E COUNTY O F S E M I­ NOLE. FLORIDA . TO CON­ STRUC T OR ACQUIRE W A T E H CONSERVATION AND CONTROL FACIL IT IES IN S AID COUNTT F O n T H E CO NSERVATION. DE V E L O P MKNT. UTILIZATION AND DISP OSAL OF V A T U It: PROVIDING FOR T H E USE OF F U N D S AU THORIZED flR R E C E IV E D U N D E R T H I S ACT. I N C L U D I N G F U N D S FnOM T H E RALE OF G E N E R A L ORMOATION RONDS. A S S E S S M E N T RONDS. AN D AD VAI<ORCM TA X E S : DEF IN ING P R I ­ MARY A N D SECO NDARY W A T E II CO NSERVATION A ND CONTROL FACIL ITIES: AUTHORIZING T H E COUNTT HOARD TO CR E A T E S PE C IA L TAX DISTRICT A ND ASSESS. LEVY AND COLLECT SPE CIA L ASSESS­ MENT T t X NOT TO E X ­ CEED TIIIIB K -T F. X T I I S (1/101 OF A MILL EACH Y EA R: AUTHORIZING T H E SUS PE NS ION Olt DEN IA L OF PERMITS. INCLUDING RUILDING PERMITS. IN IN T H ® CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR -SF.MIAOI.lt COUN­ TY. FL ORID t WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, a Rhode Island a a v ln g a bank. P la in tiff. N. AU OUSTU a BERNARD Msk i : b . JR.. *t al. D sfs n ila n ls . NOTICE o r SUIT T n s STAT E OF FLORIDA T * i A u g u s t u s Rsrnard McKss. Jr., r s s l d s n c s unknow n Ana A. M cK s s, rasldsnes anknown Th a m a i l i n g ad drss* a f ttiss* d t f s n d a n l s Is: n o Josquln J lm ln ri Ruble. Call* da Manual! tlulm era No. II, Barrio d* l-sral, C a r t a t s n a . Spain Ton ar* h sr o b r n ullflsd that a su it has b s s n filed a a a ln st yo u In (ha a b o v e e n t itle d m u s s , and t h a t yo u aro r e ­ quired to fllo y o u r a n s w e r w ith Ih s Clark o f this Court and lo aorva a copy the reo f upon Iho p l a i n t i f f os p laln l l f r * a t to r n e y s , whos* name and ad drtaa la J t nn ln a a . W a lla . C I a r k a and l l a m COST OF KCCH WATER lllon, KOO lla rn a tl Na­ CONSERVATION OR CONt io na l Dank Bu ild in g . J a c k s o n ­ T It O I, F ACIL IT IES) AU ­ v i l l e ». Flo rid a, not later than THORIZING n o n d s on May S. 1**4. I f yo u fall lo do O T H E R OBLIGATIONS TO ao a d scr a t pro eonfaaso w ill F IN A N C E S A I D FACILIbe sutorad a g a i n s t y o * for the TIES! AUTHORIZING SAID r e l i e f d em anded In tbs c o m ­ COUNTT TO E N T E R INTO plaint. T h i s su it la to foraCONTRACTS O il AGREE­ clo se a m o r tg a g e . The real MENTS W IT H OTHER pro perty proceed ed a g a i n s t Is: pi : ii L i e BO DIES ron Lot 11, Rlock It. SUNI JOANS. GRANTS. OR LA N D ESTATES, a s u b ­ OTHER ASSISTANCE IN d ivision. a cco rd in g to a T H E CONSTRUCTION. AC­ p la t tharaof. recorded In QUIRING AN D FINANCING P la t Rook 11. p a g es I t OF SAID KACILITIES; PROto t : o f Iho Publlo Records VIDIXG FOR T H E C R E A ­ o f S e n iln u li County , F l o r ­ TION O F DEPART M ENT S. ida R O A R 1»S. Oil AGENCIES W IT N E S S m y hand and Ihs RE LATING T o SAI D F A C I­ a t a l o f said Court a t Sanfo rd. LI TIES: PROVIDING KOIt F lo rid a, this tails day of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE. March, l i f t . ATTEST: (COURT S E A L ) ( a l J a m e s P. Avery, Jr., Art hur H. B e ck w ith . Jr.. Clsr k o f t h s Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlsn D sp u ty d a r k J t n n l n a a . W a t ts , Clark s a n d H a m ilto n B a r n e tt N a tio n a l B a n k Bldg. J a c k s o n v i l l e I. Florid * P u b lis h April 1. I, U , I t . l i f t sC DT-d ■ i t W n, Adam Mailer iS p tio w indicating the poijH IU yiaf glaucoma were f0* ® ° T * *5*’ of 94 prrk >*1b tin 839 tested during the^Beet* aeries of five cllnIci^B doA ed at the DeBary C o^^B uni Center under ausp l > B ( JUm DeBary Civic A s ^ H i k f in cooperated a i t ^ B ' '» U fix District Hotp i t f S iAyton* Reach. & ^ ^ ^ 9 l t e r Rcarick and M rw T u fad e T runell, cochairmen of the civic clinic committee who made the re­ port, said that thoae with symptoms were re-checked at a later clinie resulting in a total of 19 persona being ad­ vised to consult an eye spec­ ialist for final diagnosis and possible treatm ent Assisting at each clinie were one or two eye techni­ cians and two Pink Ladies Iron tbs Halifax hospital. In all, a total of 12 DeBary Pink Ladies and IT men from the Civie Association participated in the project. It is planned that a similar series of clinics will be con­ ducted in DeBary next year. Legal Notice notice o r s«L® Nolle# Is h e r e b y g i v e n th s t . pursuant la a F in a l Deore e a t Foreclosure en tered In eanee numbered 11*17 In th e Circuit Court af S e m in o le County, F lo rlt e, I w i l l aelt th e p ro . perty ( d u e l e d In Sem inote County. Florida, deeerlbed ae: Let IS. Ulock 0 . SECOND RAVENNA PARK 8F.CTION OF LOCH A RIIOH. acc ording to the plat the reof aa recorde d In Ueok <*. P a g e* is thrn St a t the Publlo R eco rds o f Seminole County , Florida. Tnaelhcr w ith the f o l lo w in g Item* o f p ro p erly w h ich are located In and p e r m t n n n l l y In­ stalled »• a part o f ilie Im­ provements on said pro p erly ) O. r . R efrig era to r, Model No. IIA 11, S erial No. OTISSIM O. E R a n g e. Model No. .1401. Si rial No TT07IJ41 Stewart W arn er W a ll F u r ­ nace Model No. O S-7 IB The es prcee e n u m e ra tio n o f the f o r e g o i n g Item s sh a ll not be deem ed to lim it or roatrlet llie a p p lica b ility o f any o th e r l a n g u a g e d e s ­ cribing In g e n e r a l term* B ig M ow er . .. Bigger Valuel 2 2 " R o ta ry M o w e r w ith top quality F ingertip *Chok-a-matic' throttle control on handle SVih.p., 4 Stratton cycle Briggs Engine Y o u rs Long-lasting baked-on hammertone fin ish Adjustable cutting height from 1 " to 3 fA on BUDGET TERMS! Rugged 14-gauge steel deck Big 8 ” wheals w ith Firestone tires v* 'm s Safety guard in grass chute a ll Y E A R 2-Gallon G A S C A N All-Metal Flexible Pouring Spout ^ 9 Hi!® from aald prem ises, a l l o f which are Included w i t h i n tha foreg o in g descrip tion nnd ths habmdam t h e reo f; also a ll g a s . steam, elec t r ic , w a t e r , en d o th e r h ea ting , co o k in g , r e f r i ­ gerating, l i g h t i n g , p lu m b in g , v en tila tin g. I r rig a tin g end itower t y s t e m e , m a ch ine s, ep - Tempered steel blades for smooth* , easy JL cutting Q •Plaitlh flip-cap vent permit* fast, easy pouring Brilliant rad and yellow tnamal finish Lightweight, flexible bom features brigtii green mirror finish. All-brnas couplings. Ladies' GARDEN GLOVES c in r r iT c o r s r in AND r u n AEMIXOLa o o c iTT. FLORID A. IN CIIANCattY NO. ALBANY SAVINGS RANK. * Smart pel lei elude of bins green, pink or orange. Match­ ing palm* and Angers are vinyl for extra protection. corp oratloa PA T N Z NOTIC® OF SAL® N e t l c e la h e r e b y g i v e n that p ursu ant i s the F in a l Decree or Foreclosure and S a le e n t e r ­ ed In the <**■( p en d in g In the Circuit Court In and for S e m i ­ n o le County, Flo rid a, c a s e doek e l number 1JI1L Iho undersig n ed Clerk w ill eel) the p r o ­ p erly s it u a te la ehld c o u n ty described aa Lot H OOl o iI.; , L [, O u N ,1 G v D v A a Ltea. E FIR ST ADDITION, accord Ing to 'he plat Ih ereot as recorded In Plat Rook It. P a s s 14. Publlo Records or Samlnola County , F lorida) T o g e th er with a ll etru o tu res and I m p m v r a e n t s n o w and h erea fter on agld land, a n g f u ­ tures a t ta ch ed t h e reto ; a leo a ll gas. ataam. eleetrlc. water, nnd o th e r h ea ting , co o k in g . r e f r i ­ g e r a t in g . lig h tin g , plu m b in g, v e n t ila t in g . Irrigating, and power s y s t e m * m a c h i n e s a p ­ pliances, which n o w aro or m ay h erea fter pertain t* or be used with. In. hr on sold p r e ­ mises . e v e s t l o u g h the y be to p a y from our complete 1 • Ruit-rralalant Iop, bottom and interior in t h e SATU RDAYS T IL L 6 CO M PLETE SET OFFER f lrttf o n t De Luxe Champion NEW TREADS Firestone 24" RIDING MOWER Hardened metal working parta give long aorvico Deluxe GARDEN CART Purged metal eonitruction for handling toughest lawn and garden hauling Jobs Rubber-tired wheel*. a Electric HEDGE TRIMMER Features positive traction chain-drive, 3V4h p. engine with easy action rerail ataiter and adjustable culling lifirhta. Trims hedge and shrubbery the reiy way. Cuts dean 13Inch swath. Powered by fen­ coded 116-volt AC JDStM. Buy on BUDGET TERMS Firestone ROTARY TILLER PRUNING SHEARS As aery ( o i i i e u i power mower. Chew* yip and pulverises hard-packed toil. Dnx-ndaliie 2V4 h.p, Briggi A Stratton angitis. Buy on BUDGET TERMS H cat traatad cuflary steal blades with efficient, anviltype cutting action. Leaf Plus tax and 4 trade-in tires of same size off your car TED*at se n . i n t h day *( FIRST A N D FRENCH SANFO RD re$fone TELEPHONE 322-0244 �r Skt # n fo rb frralb Page 4—Wert. April 1, '64 ■ 1 ‘-*T'^** ' *9-^7* *•*>**) ‘f •_• • « -*0J Chevrolet Highlights Valiant Emphasizes Gains In Economy '64 Line Of Haulers Building upon • world-wide dels Is continued for 1964. record of isle* aueeeit this Higher compression ratios year, Valiant moved into the for both tho standard and the 7964 model year with design changes giving emphasis to optional engines provide lm further gains In economy of proved economy on regular grade fuel. The previous 1.3 to operation and reliability. “ Wo have Improved upon 1 compression ratio, standard the qualities that have made for I>oth engines, is increased Valiant an outstanding suc­ to 8.3 to 1 for the standard 170 cess In every country in the cubic Inch engine, and to 8.4 world where It has been of to 1 for the 223 cubic Inch op­ fared," said C. E. Briggs. tional engine. Valiant engines have a new, Vice president of Chrysler Moton Corporation and gen diaphragm • type automatic oral manager, Cbrysler-Ply choke. The vacuum-operated mouth Division. , diaphragm Is enclosed in lie said Valiant, whleh has self-contained unit mounted seored i to per cent U. 8 alongside the carburetor body. sales gain thus far this year, Its function is to assist in bolds first place In the expo/t opening tho choko blade after m arket and la the leading the engine has started. Since It has no sliding parts, United States compact In 1963 model year Canadian reglj the need for maintenance Is eliminated. The diaphragm tratlons. “ Wherever it is marketed It action offers no resistance to is being regarded as the in the closing action of the auto­ duatry's best all-around com matic ehoke spring in return ing the choke blade to starting pact," Briggs said. The front end of the 1964 position after the engine has model Is extensively changed been stopped and allowed to Tbe bumper Is wider and is cool. A new, Improved, self-clean mounted high to provide sy parlor protection to the grille ing crankcase ventilator valve The grille has a new horizon Is used in the cylinder h r;d t i l design extending the full cover that requires less main tcnance. Width between headlights. Tbe spark plug cables are In the rear, the most notice•ble change is In the tall made with a special grade lights which are vertical In neoprene Insulation for long shape and follow the contour service and protection from underhood temperature. e f the rear quarter panels. The 1964 Valiant lino con­ The terminal on each Ignl sists of nine models in five lion cable Is new and has two body styles—two-door sedan, major improvements. The end two-door hardtop, four-door that receives Uie cable is SO sedan, convertible coupe and per cent longer and Its inner four-door station wagon. In surface Is lined with a scries tbe deluxe Signet seriea, an of ridges that, once applied, attractive new sporty looking seise the cable jacket in • vinyl roof is available as an permanent, vlse-llka grip. option on tbe two-door hard­ The other end of tbs termi­ By n arry Jehnem nal is equipped with a new, top. A little brown dog is pro­ Mechanical features Include additional spring clip with a higher compression for both detent for a more positive viding material for an everthe standard 1T0 cubic inch bold upoa the spark plug ter­ expanding human Interest 101 horsepower engine and the minal. story for passerby a t a cer­ Longer, more protective H I cubic Inch 143 horsepower tain spot near Lake Monro*. engine plus improvements in spark plug covers provide in­ The dog hat been there for creased Insulation against fuel and ignition systems. New features, available for moisture infiltration by ex­ a t least two wtsks. I t seldom the first tim e la tba Valiant tending a greater distance In- leaves the one spot, apparent­ line, Include a Chrysler Cor­ both directions from tho spark ly picked by it as Its home away from home. poration-engineered fully syn­ plug term in al Little Is known about the A new Chrysler-englncered chronised, floor - mounted four-speed manual shift trans­ four-speed manual transmit dog. Onlookers cannot get mission, a Sure-Crlp differen­ alon with Hurst gear shjft close enough t* it to even tial to minimise rear wheal linkage Is optional for all Val determine Its e*x. I t ie com­ spinning on slippery surfaces, lant cars. Gear ratios are pletely brown, as far as can and a push button electrie 3.09 In low, 1.02 in second, 1.40 be determined, Is on the in third, and direct In high. small aide and Its cara etick windshield washer. Other Improvements are The reverse is 3.00. Tbe trans­ ■tralght up a t all timea. It ■aw, Wronger and safer door mission gears are fully syn­ doea not appear t* be hun­ locks, relocated and re-design­ chronised In all forward gry. Monday afternoon a news­ ed seat belt anchors to pro­ speeds, and the shift lever Is man and hit wife revisited floor mounted. vide a a unobstructed rear A Sure-Grlp differential Is the area and the dog waa floor area, an Improved air conditioning system with a now optional on all models. It there. They tried to call for narrower, more efficient cool­ minimises wheal spin under It but it ecooted back into ing unit, an Improved closed conditions of poor traction by the Jungle like brush along­ crankcase ventilation system permitting a larger share of side the lake. Hi* spot Ie about midway requiring less maintenance, tho torquo to go to the rear between Lake Monroe Inn an Improved fuel tank otier­ wheel having the greater trac­ and the Interstate 4 bridge ing greater protection from tion. Self-adjusting brakes are •panning the St. Johns River. stone damage, a new lifetime oil filter In the automatic standard equipment. A mech­ 17>e dog's “home" is on tbe transmission and an Improved anism Incorporated In the lakeside of Highway 17-02. three-speed manual transmis­ brake unit of each wheal auto­ Tho Herald newsman called sion providing superior sec- matically adjusts the shoes to on the sheriff’s office for ad­ sod gear operation and great­ take up wear In linings, thus vice and Deputy Wealey eliminating the need for per­ Place responded. The two e r durability. men walked toward the dog Tbe five-year or 80 thous­ iodic manual adjustments. and-mile warranty on tbe en­ A remote control rear view and again It scooted into the gine and drive train compon­ mirror Is offered for the first tall wecdi. They backed their way ents Introduced on 1961 mo­ time this year. through the brush, following a makeshift trail mada some time ago by either fishermen or those seeking bait. No footprints were visible, indi­ cating no one had been there a t least sine* Saturday's heavy rain. Tha dog kept Its dlstane*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - let's population of close to The ecerchere, dubbing the 792,000, making Washington The city of Wsshlngton, long regarded • • s political step- the only city of Us size In the dog “ Brownie’’ for lack of a child of the federal govern country to have a Negro ma­ more accurate name, called for it to no avail. Aa they BMnt, take* a step this year jority. To tbe civil rights forces entered the "Jungle" tha dog toward becoming ono of tbe and other District residents, would work ita way to tha family. For the first time since winning the right to vote was edge, then move along with 1800, residents of the District a milestone in a campaign to the would-be rescuers. It’s theorised the dog waa of Columbia, the fedcrally-ad win many of the rights citlministered enclave which sens of the SO states take for either with a fishing party and had wandared away, only comprises Washington, will be granted. The ultimate goal of this to l>e left there aa tbe fish­ allowed to vote la a presi­ campaign is self-government. ermen departed, or It was dential election. How It votes Is not liksly The District of Columbia is dropped there by Its former to hsvo much effect on the now governed by Congress. owner. Either way, tha atory U a t­ November citation. It will It has no congresalonal repre­ have only three electoral votes sentatives of Us own and la tracting increasing attantlon out of a total of 840. But administered by three com­ by passerby as tha days pass. many citizens of tbe nation's missioners appointed by the capital regard thla ai a vic­ president. vote In the May prim arise and Through the years, tbe fight tbe fall presidential election. tory. Their fight to gat the vote for voting rights and for selfTbe email turnout somewhat baa lining out over many government were closely in­ tempered tbe victory for Uie years. It finally ended In 1961 tertwined. The coming elec­ civil rights groups. They had when ratification of an on- tion, in this perspective, is to charged that registration pro­ f r a n c h i s i n g constitutional some persons a victory over cedures were Inadequate and amendment was completed. a bloc of southern congress­ had predicted the available But the November election men who so far have stifled registration facilities would be will be the first ebanre Dis­ In committee tbe District’s swamped. trict citizens have to exercise attempts for borne rule. Julius ilobsoe, local leader tbelr new rig h t Despite a campaign for vot­ of the Coogruas ef Racial Among those who have er registration, the early turn­ Equality (CORE), ooe of the championed voting rights for out fell below expectations. moat militant groups in the the elty are civil rights On Jan. 3, the first day, only District, admitted the facul­ groups. Negroes make up 1,35; out of some 108,000 pot­ ties were handling the load ^o«U 37 per cent of the espi- <ential voter* signed up to easily. A sporty new pickup built Driver and engine ere local-' on the Chevelle chassis, the far forward while the flat addition of a new lightweight load floor offers a high ratio Chevy Van and a number of of cargo space—211 cubic fe e t mechanical advances of In­ Of rugged Integral body-frame terest to truck-minded Auto construction, the Yen has a Show visitors are highlights payload capacity of up to of Chevrolet's 1964 line of 1930 pounds. A proved 90-hp. haulers. four-cylinder engine is stand­ Tbe Chevrolet truck array. ard with a I20-hp. six option­ Induing 194 models with al. capacities ranging up to 38.Chevrolet engineers point 000 pounds gross vehicle out that the five-yesr re-de­ weight, also caps a five-year sign and development pro­ re-engineering and develop­ gram climaxed by tbe 1964 ment program started with trucks has brought such ad­ the i960 models. vances as Independent front The new pickup—the Che- wheel suspension and vari­ vellc El Camlno— combines able rate springing; a new high-styled dash, load-carry crew of lightweight and effi­ ing utility and passenger com' cient 4- and 6- cylinder en­ fort and offers a wide range gines plus new VS and diesel of functional and luxury op­ power; end new frames. tions, even to bucket seats. It Chief 1961 refinements that is built on a 113-Inch wheel- round out the program are: base and features perimeter a new forward-slanting front, frame construction. Engine of­ pillar on convential and shortferings include two six-cy­ hood cabs for easier entry linders — standard 120 and and exit, and Improved cab optional !55-hp—and tiro VBs sealing and Insulation. —195 standard and 220-hp. Self - adjusting brakes, 66,optional. 000-mile front suspension lube Built on a 90-lnch wheel­ interval and lower transmiss­ base, the new Chevy Van com­ ion floor tunnel for most H bines exceptional maneuver­ and H-ton models. Longer-life ability, efficient and economi­ exhaust systems end lamp cal operation and loadability. filaments. I CAI*T. SOL SOLOMON will thrill visitors to the Sanford Automobile Dealers Associations fourth annual Auto Show Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Fort Mellon Park with his world famous high diving net. lie will foil 128 feet Into less than six feet of wuter. Haydon Burns FOR Lillie Brown Dog Dodge Dart Features New Styling Look Mystifies Herald News Reporter D. C. Citizens Allowed To Vote For President Dodge has unveiled its 1964 compacts ottering a threeDart and said Uie new family speed automatic transmission, slsa compact offers greater also has a new, full-flow comfort, convenience, dur­ transmission oil filter which ability and safety. Tbe Dart also features i will help Increase the life and new look in styling and sign! reliability of the transmls/leant improvements In en­ gine performance. Fatting emphasis en simpli­ Built on e 111-inch wheel city, Dodge engineers have base, Uie Dart la offered in upgraded the D art's Interiors, nine models, including two both In styling and durability. convertibles and two station Tha new Instrum ent1panel wagons. I t la one of three design Is functional and un­ separate Dodge lines, the cluttered. The upper 'surface others being the standard-site of the panel has mar-proof, Dodge end the medium-price suede-flnlsh paint that reduces Dodge 880. wlndshtid glare. A'full-length Byron J . Nichols, Dodie color-keyed safety pad Is manager, pointed out that standard on tha Dart GT and Dart tales in tbe 1961 model optional on other models. year were more than 143 per For driver conveniences, cent higher than sale* of the heater control knobs have comparable Dodge car In 1962. been relocated high on the “ We believe tbe 1964 Dart center face of the panel, with' will win even greeter popul In easy roach. arlty," Nichols said. "Styling Fabrics are 100 per cent ny­ and engineering refinement lon warp for strength and dur­ will make it even more ap­ ability. There are five Inter­ pealing to the buyer who ior rotors— red, tan, blue, wants a smaller car w4th all gold and black—for U>e GT Uie comforts and convenience snd four for the 270 and 170 of a big car." models. A major styling ebange for The D art'i trunk capacity the Dart is a new, broad remains one of the biggest In grUle composed of fins, ver the compact flsld—equalling tlenl lines. A rectangular bar and in some cases exceeding across the face of the grille that of larger cars. displays the Dodge name in Alert to the consumer’s de­ block letters. sire for personalized Irani A simulated air scoop on portatlno, Dodge offers nine tbe hood la outlined in chrome, Dart models in three series: and distinctive new molding a two-door sedan, four-door along the aides appears to sedan and six-passenger sta­ give the car added length. tion wagon in the low-price Tbe rear window h at been 170 Scries; a two door and Increased a full three inches four-door sedan, convertible In width, providing more at- and els-passenger wagon in traeUve styling and better the >70 Series; and a tworoar vision for the driver. door hardtop and convertible An Increase la compression in the deluxe GT Series. raUo has Improved the ef­ Thirteen exterior colors are ficiency of the Dart's 179- and available. A new and unique 223-cubic-inch, six-cylinder en­ gine*. Both operate economi­ cally on rwgular grades ef gasoline. A new automatic choke modulator and Insulation re­ finements In the Ignition cable assembly Improve starting re­ Dodga Truck Is geared to liability, particularly In very take a larger share of tba wet or extremely cold wea­ truck market in 1964, after ther. riding through the 1363 model A feature available for tbe first time in the 7864 Dart Is year with the highest sales In Dodge's new four-speed man­ a decade tad a 46 per cent ual transmission. The floor- sales Increase over the prev­ mounted shift has particular ious year—nearly three times appeal to sports-minded com­ the Industry average of 16 per pact car buyers. Tba trans­ cent. mission gears are fully synch­ Outlining 7364 truck produc­ ronized in ail forward spseda. tion end sales plans, Dodge Another new option la tbe Assistant General Manager Sure-Grip dlffareoUal, which Philip N. Buckminster said; “An Important factor in our minimizes wheel spin and provides more positive tract­ current truck-sales success is ion under adverse road condi­ tbe policy we instituted last year of making engineering tions. Other new features and im­ improvements as they are de­ veloped, rather than waiting provements Include; Stronger and more reliable until the traditional f a l l door latchee, redesigned floor change-over period. "Aa a result ef this policy anchors for seat baits, an electrical windshield washer of no model change, yet con­ with pushbutton control in the tinuous improvement, buyers center of the wiper knob, re­ of our 1964 vehicles will get mote-control outside rearview tba benefit of mam than 80 m irror, m e n a Beet!vs seeling anglnaering advances made of windows, a tailgate window during the past year." safety device for etatlea wa­ Buckmisttr said t b a • • gons and Improved seeling ef l sage* include the new convertible tape. Dodge-ferklns Six 334 diesel The Dart, one sf the few Dodge Trucks Show Increase Anniversary Gold, selected eipeclslly for Dodge's 50th anniversary, is offered on GT models. Sevan two-tone color com­ binations, with the roof con­ trasting with the body, are GOVERNOR Headquarters available in the 170 and 270 Series. GT models have a contrasting color only in a "aldesweep" along tbe side of the body. Twenty-four com­ binations, keyed to tbe inter­ ior colors, are offered. 2555 P ark Drive Phone 322-7428 We Would Appreciate Toer Calling Ua Pd. Political Adv. '25,000 ■ 16th GRAND NATIONAL BAKE-OFF TOa rear, Pfllabury’s Bake-Off Annin will bo held a t tha Americana Hotel on Miami Beach. Ita majoatk Grand Ballroom will become “the world*# largest all-electric kitchen" through tha installation of 100 flamtlm dtetrie ranges and other electric appliance*. This la tho first time that Florida —or any other state In Dixie—baa been accorded tha honor. Let's prove that Florida oooks are the brat oooks! Your faoorlt* rtclpr cm tain! Cakee, eookfcs, bread* main diehea, plea, or desserts —tha choioe ie yours. A simple rodpe, easy to prepare, and baked In on electric oran can carry off tha $25,000 grand pel39. Send In yourat Anyone, age 12 or older, may enter. i Electric Rangeal esasscaWss Pliiehury B*k»Offe Used * laea I 1*000 keen el I $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 worth in G ran d -N atio n al Prize* i grand w c n n n I n PRIZE Z 3 yU U U o Zm grand prize PLU S $6,500 In S u ito r R if a t Entrants 19 years or over 100 F la m e le u Electric • 100 All-Purpose Electric Food Mixers $4,500 in Junior Prizes E ntrants $100 cash prize to each of the 80 Cantoraid 20 Junior Finalists and also an al expanse paid stay at the Americana Hotri, September 13,14,15. (Junior Finalists may be aooowi panled by ona parent or approved adult, all-expense-paid.) age-12 thru 18 • $4,000 In “ B e st of C la ss" For Senior Entrants «tly FNTFR MAUM n n n 3 VU U U *P yo® Entry Blank (withcompleteoontaetrniaa) ** 1 ° * * « n x » ry rto ra . NOW! ENTIRES CLOSE MAY 31,1964 ' -Tiinei FLORIDA F O w ll A UGHT COMPART W. Scott Borne h u m b u il d n o /u o A 207 MigaaMa Are. �Minister In Viet Nam Hears Vows Of Sister Here Girl's Skeleton Found In Woods Nixon Blasts U. S. Policy In Viet Nam Four Teenagers A brlde-elect'a wish that her m lsilonarr brother se rrin f In Saigon, Viet Nam, perform her wedding ceremony was fulfilled Sunday night via a long, long-distance telephone call. As a result. Miss Marion Routh became the bride of Ronnie Chilton In ceremonies at the Central Baptist Church. The couple and their wed­ ding party had arrived at the church at 6:15 when they were told the call would come through. But it was de­ layed by technical trouble for almost three hours. For nearly 30 minutes the bridal couple, matron of hon­ or, best man and the minister of Central Baptist Church, the Rev. Gall Smith, had waited at the altar as the appointed time drew near. But then came the delay. A previously scheduled radio broadcast at 7:30 went on the air and at its conclusion the ushers escorted the wedding party to front pews. Mrs. Shirley Grieme at the Organ played the wedding inarch and the bride and her father, Walter Routh, walked down the aisle. ' “ Who gives this woman?" (sid the minister at the church. “Her m other and I, was the reply. And then the vigil began anew as the organ continued playing. A black telephone with an amplifier had been placed at the altar so the Saigon minis­ te r's voice could be heard. They waited, became tired gnd sat down In the front pew. The phone rang lntem pting the quiet. The operator told the Rev. Gall Smith thl call frould be ready in a feu min­ utes. The minister heU the phone. Then came the voice of the bride-elect's brother, th | HtV. Walter Routh J r., from Viet Nam. His voice was char as be asked the matrimonial questions. The dou tie-ring ceremony was used. After he had pronounced them man and wife, tho Rev. Mr. Smith gave the bcnedic tlon here. The couple and several others went to the pastor’s study where they talked to the Saigon missionary. In the re­ ception room was a four tiered wedding cake, made by the bride's father. The cake featured two large layers on the bottom aad sep­ arating the two top layers were four white columas. Un­ der the top layers were a min iature bride and bridegroom. Thus, after a long vigil, and with the aid of a transoceanic telephone connection, t h e bride was united in m irriage by her brother. Bisons Fined CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) —The AmehJcan Hockey Lea­ gue has fined the Buffalo Bisons $1,000 for an illegal loan of a playes and suspended Buffalo center Gesald Melnyk Indefinitely. Captain Named KINGSTON, R. I. (UPI) Steve Chubln of Forest Hill. N. Y., will serve as captain of the 1964-65 University of Rhode Island basketball team. HALLANDALE (UPI) — The skeleton of ■ young girl was found partially burled In iwsmpy woods Tuesday near this small city 18 miles north of 51(ami. Cause of death was not im­ JEROME, Mo. (UPI)—Four mediately determined but a adventurous teenagers who police spokesman laid "in nine were lost for 12 hours deep in a maze-like cave w e r e brought out early today by a volunteer rescue team. They were In good condition. A crowd of about 50 per­ sons, Including the boys' par­ CAIRO, U. A. R. (UPI) — ents, gathered around bon­ Ohio housewife 5Irs. Jerri fires near tbe cave while am a­ Mock, took off for Cairo early teur spelunkers searched for today from Tripoli, Libya, on the lost youths. another stage of her round the Old-timers spun tales about world trip in a aingle engine their own experiences in Mis­ plane. souri caves to keep up confi­ Another lady pilot, Mrs. dence during the all-night vi­ Joan 51. Smith of Long Beach, gil. Calif., was expected to land Police said the youngsters, In Natal, Brazil today on her who were exploring Bruce attem pt to retrace the route Cave on the Gascondc River taken by the late Amelin Earabout two miles from here, hart when she flew around the also built a fire in the cave world 27 years ago. while they waited for res­ 51rs. Mock, of Columbus, cuers. hnd planned to fly directly The boys were identified as from Bone, Algeria, to Cairo Kennedy Lewis, 15, Gerald Tueaday. It was not known Cook, 18, Andy Yousley, 18, here why she stopped over in and Teddy Miller, 18, all of the Libyan e|ty. Roll a, Mo. 5frs. Smith, who had been Police learned the boys ground-bound for four days In were missing Tuesday when a Surinam (Dutch Guiana) by fifth teenager, Gary Edge- engine trouble, took off for man, 16, found hla way out Natal 5!onday but waa forced of the cavern shortly after he by bad weather to interrupt lost track of his companions. her Journey In Belem, Brasil. Saved From Cave Women Continue World Flights MAMMAL AND INSECT exhibits prepared by second graders at Alta­ monte Springs Elementary School are displayed. Committee in charge of this collection included, from left, Ilicky Clark, Elizabeth Mengcl, Marcia Bowman and Rebecca Hodges. (Hcruld Photo) out of 10 easeo like this K is foul plsy." The skeleton, burled in sand but partially unearthed either by rain or animals, was found by threo vacationing young­ sters. Tho children who found it were Kathy Rice, 14, and her 12-year-old sister, Diane, of Ontario, Canada, and John Cafer, 13, Indianapolis. The medical examiner said the victim was a white girl, between 9 and 12 year* old, who had brown hair. She had been dead about two months, he said. The skeleton was found In a marshy area off State Road A-I-A. Police Chief Enrl 5!ltchell said the body had been burled in the sand under a tree and "either w ater or animals pushed some of the sand away.” Mitchell aaid he was check­ ing with other aouth Florida police departments to see if any missing girls were report­ ed two months ago and tho medical exnmlner planned a more extensive autopsy today. SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) —Former Vice P r e s i d e n t Richard M. Nixon today crltl cized the Johnson administra­ tion’s policy in South Viet Nam as weak, wavering and inconsistent. He said that any failure to maintain a firm stand here would mark "the beginning of the end" for the United States In Southeast Asia. Arriving on what was bill­ ed as a private business trip, Nixon first said he would not discuss polities because it wpuld be inappropriate to do so in a "battle area" and might em barrass his former running mate, Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. But minutes later during a airport press conference, he tore into the administration’s Viet Nam policy, asserting that it is "plagued with incon­ sistency." Nixon missed his scheduled luncheon with Lodge, because hit commercial flight arrived three hours later after a de­ lay in Bangkok. Lodge did not go to Saigon's Tansonnhut Airport to meet Nixon. They met later at theEmbassy, Nixon aaid that his threeday visit it for business purposes in connection with hla New York law firm. But he said he expects to meet Lodge and renew acquaintances with tome Vietnamese friends. Nixon aaid that during hi* visits to other Southeast As­ ian countries on hia current tour, he found that many American officials were say­ ing the real problem was a lack of flrm neu and deter­ mination on the part of the United States to stay in South­ east Alla In general and South Viet Nam In particular until final victory was achieved. Nixon epent four da ye la Malaysia and four daya ia Thailand before coming ta South Viet Nam. EVERYBODY READS THE THRILL! 8ECOND GRADERS in charge of exhibit on Mollusks and Fish a t Alta­ monte Springs Elementary School were, from left, Gay Bickmore, Reed Davis, Marty Huth and Greg Schwelzer. (Herald Photo) to a new palatine experienceteem i Trapped By Fire, 7 In Family Burn To Death BEVERLY, Mass. (UPI) — Seven persons, a father, his wife and all five of their chil­ dren, were killed early today when fire raced through their thrcc-story h o m e trapping them as they slept. Police identified the dead as John M. Crandell, 40, his 38-year-old wife, Barbara, and their children, Richard, five, John, eight, Jam es, nine, Catherine, two, and Stephen, 10. The bodies of the parents were found huddled together on the narrow flight of stairs between the second floor and the attic. Authorities said they apparently were over­ come by dense smoke as they groped their wsy towards the attic in a desperate attempt to save their children. Authorities said the fire started on the second floor and quickly swept toward the attic of the frame house. Cause of tbe blaxe was un­ der investigation. Fire Chief John Callalay with said "The aecond and third floors of the house were fully enveloped in flames when we got there. "There waa no way for us to get into the upper floors to ssvc these people." A first floor occupant, Mrs. Laura O’Connell, 60, fled un­ injured. LU CITF WALL PAINT \ MONEY Just tell u s how m u ch you need to pay old bills, for hom o Improvements, car repairs, for all your se a• sons/ expenses. 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You need W -D Large iiiiiiiiliii 4-6 Lb l B A K IN G 3S EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY PALMETTO FARMS Prepared Sa la d C h e e se 2-LI. CUP 55 / R o a s t..... “ 39 / P e rc h ..... » 29 / S a u s a g e ..-• 39 / H a m ###6*x.PKO.69 / County Nurses Make 142 Visits C utlets u 79 / S a u s a g e ..» 59 / C h e e z WHIZ JAR 2 9 / Biscuits 6 «ns49 / MATH E X P E R T nt Bishop M o o r e High School In Orlando Is this Sanford youth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Fileger of 214 South Elm A v e n u e . The youth, Paul Edward, 17, has been chosen for the second year in a row to represent the school in the mathema­ tics tournament plan­ ned for Thursday a t Boone High School in Orlando. 7 23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND COTTAGE I HENS FRESH BOSTON BUTTS PORK REG. 39# . . FISH I7LLETS t » . .1 REG. 4 3 * . . SUNNYLANO FRESH PORK 50 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH TARNOW Cooked or Baked • i i •«»• 25 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH COOK QUIK Breaded Veol 30 EXTRA STAMPS W ITH G A BRAND BRICK Seminole County’s Visiting Nurses hsve msde 142 visits ■s of March 1 with the major­ REG 37* .. KRAFT ity of patients being those w i t h cardlo • vascular all* meats, Mrs. Grace Fisher, CRACKIN GOOD CANNED supervisor of VNA told mem* bers of the VNA Council at a recent meeting. Pstlents have been refer­ red to the services of the visit­ ing nurses group by five Sem­ inole County physldsns end REG. 49/ PINKY PIG two from Orsnge County, Mrs. Fisher said. Pointing to the benefits of home nursing care, besides giving the patient professional aid, carrying out doctors' or­ ders, teaching families how to care for patients, the aver­ age cost of the home visit was $2.31, Mrs. Fisher noted. This REG. 39/ is possible because the charg­ es are based on a sliding scale which is determined by the patient's ability to pay. Council president Kenneth McIntosh told the council members that they are the walking messengers of the services of the VNA, which being fairly new to the com­ munity Is not utilised as much as It could be, because "peo­ ple Just are not aware that this service Is available." Ap point m ints are made by call Ing the Seminole County Pub lie Health Department, with referral from the family phy­ sician. Speaker for the recent meeting was Dr. Kenneth Wing, who described vascular repair, and the types of oper­ IV-D ■RAND ations that can and have been performed. He particularly noted Uic great advances In the saving of lives by the use of artificial veins which can be joined to those of the body W-D tRAND T-IONI and replace damaged artcr ics. Dr. Frank Leone, County Health Director, announced that four classes of Gray Ladles have been capped, with more classes expected In W-D .HAND . . IU U the future. G R A D E " A " Q U IC K FROZEN ASTO R S. 'k / Wives of St. TUchard Coun ril 6357, Knights of Columbus, will sponsor a smorgsilmrd from 4 until 7 p. m. Sunday In the social hall of All Soula Catholic Church in Sanford. Proceeds will benefit the coun cil'a building fund. A wide variety of meats, vegetables, salads and des »«rta will be available a t nom­ inal prices for adults and chil­ dren. A tlOO door prise will be awarded. In charge of arrangements for the event are Mrs. Donald LeFils, chairman, Mra. Fran­ cis Reardon, co-chairman end Mra. John Kennedy Jr., Mrs. Joseph Fatglone, Mrs. Rich­ e r ! Forbes, Mm, William Joyce, Mm. Gilbert Fileger, Mrs. Joseph O’Connor, Mra. Louis Huddleston, Mm. Theodure Michels and Mrs, Theedure LaTour. Ticketa may be obtained by contacting any member of the] sponsoring committee or from members of the KCo. Tickets also will be sold a t the door. '11* public Is invited. . J SOS CANS OR ALE k S t e a k ! tV « . . J a k s t a s ' V- wan 8 1 1 SHOWBOAT DtIP SOUTH SALAD Pork & Beans - R o MO. « . . ■ » M » H e * O I » » « -> U Y . . U A H t t , l\ DRESSING Sava 5 * . . No. 3 0 0 C an Save 10# . . Quart UmR S with IS. enter ar mere 29 W-D BRAND . . iONlLlSS RUMP m ? CUT W NW W »0UM» a e r - W . „ M A U D . . tO M IllS T SIHUMM TIT e A S A V I 5 * IA C H a B SOS CANS 12 • 12 ox. bottles S A V I 5# K A C H e o Apple Sauce BEER t R Thrifty M a id Cocktail FISHER’S S e SAVE 4 * EACH . . THRIFTY M AID SAVE S-2/3* EACH . . DIXIE JUMBO W-DSRANDSIRLOIN t S A V I 10* . . VAN CAMP CORNED SAVE 4 V i* BA. . . DEL MONTI BEEF S M S S C o ckta il .. 4 ~ ’1. C o r n .... 2 ^ 2 9 / B e e f . . . . 8- " * 39 / C a ts u p 2 ^ 2 5 / C a ts u p 2 29/ P i e s ........ 3 ^ ’1. SAVE S * EACH . . DEL MONTE CS OR W K GOLDEN BACON Franks Sauerkraut KC Wives Plan Smorgasbord SAVE 4 * EACH . . DEL MONTI FRUIT REG. 49/ . • SLICED - # • * M A N U -eU f.-rW -,---’ T MOftTON HOUSI Chili with Beans BEST FLOUR Sava 5 * aa. . , 15-ox. C a n Stock up end leve .-A, . -K.J ft. .v » ■atm am ~ PILLSBURY'S CANS Sava 2 0 * . . 5-Lb. B a g 39* $' Flneet Qualify . . Rip Saving. V.<l* limit I wHh $3. order er mere. 4*.• 9* riit . *u <■ .tl'-'V . BATH 9121 Praise Soap Praise Soap RIGUIAR S in Lifebouy t • e Lifebouy Lux Soap . e j* REGULAR M l e e e o 2 e.™ 3 3 * BATH M M • • # # 2 n» 3 1 * REGULAR S i n # • Lux Soap . . . . 2 • ii life * T h e S m a r t Highway 17-SI. LeagwaM i i P /a rce MS & flak ML T o G o .. i M A M R m $1* 2 �QUANTITY RMHTS RBCRVCD PRICES 6 0 0 0 THRU APRIL 5TH 9Ht VtHM-eiXIS I T M U , INC. — «OPIII«KT — I f ib p W Btttftnf Im Q Wc<l. April 1, ’64— P arc 7 SAVf a e S ta m p e d 2-WAY 1. ‘Youcan’t getbettergiftsfor feweretamps...(uu/whers I Extra Th Vilit Stiais 7 m COUPON AND PURCHASE OP l p n i .p n i n t a * t i • • ex* H Haddock Dinners 2. Youmustbesatisfied...lOO% thru April Btm AT ANY WINN-DIXIE TOP VALUE 50 Extra Tm Vi Hi i ttaamf J. F. LYNCH, seaman, has b e e n commended for “outstanding work" with Heavy A t t a c k Squadron 7 aboard the USS E n t e r p r i s e . VAII-7 is land-based at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Mrs. Lynch and their two children re­ side at 600 Park Ave­ nue while he Is a sea. (Navy Photo) WITH VHB COUPON AND PURCHASE OP MORTON D FR0ZEN • • Chicken, Beef, i n “ str-u. 2 - 70 , s S n e rs f2 ^rhernu 8elle i t7 rozenp i 3 SW a c fro zen C a u liflo w e r *i «M Ohoppad Staaks •• or thru April P tm A T ANY WINH.DMCIg 50 Extra Tty Vaht Stinpi WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE CP ■ astor CONCORD FROZEN Large Heads Snowball 59 Extra Th V illi SUM* WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE CP S w it t Juicy O ranges •REIN « IANT 51 Extra Th Vi Im StiiM Asparagus Fresh Lettuce * • • • Sunkist Lemons • • • O range D elight MINUTI MAI WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE CP 0 'is n s . •RUN 0 1ANT CUT Asparagus BEANS 10Vi-«c. Con Sfafe Realtors To Convene In Palm Beach By Donna TUIpa Th* quarterly meeting ol the Florida Association of Realtor* will ho held April 1011 nt the Palm Beach Blltmor* Hotel, Palm Beach. P ro f ram for the meeting will Ineluda real eatat* commlaalon counaalln* arrrlca, brokers Inetituta huh, traders club aaaaion, farm and land brokers educational m aatlnr. board a f directors meeting, board officers problem ellnla and the exchange of ideas by realtors attending. Members of the Remind* County Board of Realtors and their wlvea who ar* planning te attend Include, A. R. Lormann, president; F. Stewart Helmly, rice president; Wil­ liam H. Stamper, past presi­ dent and Hibbard Casselberry, realtor. Nina Seminole County real­ tors reported January tales totaling 9123,876. February ealaa totaled |84B,7B0. Canadian A c t Del M onte PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT TENDER YOUNG * n m MATCH 'EM — BBB— p r o z ih v ia rrA iL H * ' Extra T h Vikw Stun* Astor Grocn Poos 5 >°«* *#»•*1 Astor Spinach * * 5 Astor Broccoli • . 5 io-**.rk«*.*1 Libby Croam Corn 5 Dixiono Wh, Okra 5 io-o«.«*■.•! I THtt COUPON ANO PURCHASE Of Cu b W 'O T o BBS land O lakes ^ a u B u tte r A faff j H H r ■ ■ LARGE . . H O Bree z e < . . . Rinso Blue - . . Giant Surf * .r a o f fresh e r m -n A ovry p c x jn c f ^ P IN E B R E E Z E ~ Grade *‘A ” Medium FLORIDA ALL WHITE Souther* Bell Telephone Company this year will give an outstanding Florida high •chool eclenca student and hie teacher e trip to tho Boll T o l o p h o n o laboratories la Murray Hill, N J . The student will bo (slock­ ed a t th* Florida State Science F a ir which begins Thursday a t the Civic Audi­ torium In Jacksonville. All students entered in the phy­ sical science category from high schools located in South­ ern Bell’s operating a r ts 1* Florida will bo eligible. During their visit to the Bell labs, tha atudant end teacher will meet with BO ts 60 students and teachers from all over th* United States. In addition to touring tho aba, th* students will attand ecture demonstration* held ujr Bell laba personnel end will have tha opportunity t« meet with scientists who have worked on tha Boll sys­ tem’a Tel*tar communications satellite. Condensed All LARGE . . H E LARGE SURF . . 3JE (PREMIUM PACK) PINT . . 41E . . QUART 7SE Vi-Gallon V irginia Petraakt I*. O. B a t 1314 Baafard Phyllis Rageasleii FA S-E2B4 L ata Mary N a n N srtla TK 9-1B14 fw fu l | -III 1 �f l^D Club T o Meet Thursday P.M . A t t h e H D Center The Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday, April 2, at 1:30 p.m. at the Demonitratlon Center, with hostesses Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. Clyde Stinson and Mrs. ijoy Tillls In charge. ; Social feature will be a question and answer program oti “Tell Me, D r." Cecil Tucker and Ernest lamdbcrg will be special guests. S ift frm tferh Pape 8—Wed. April 1, *64 I tr u ll Judy Lavender Horioree O f Birthday Dinner Party Miss Judy Lavender, daugh­ ter of Mrs. Curtis Lavender, was guest of honor at a birth­ day dinner party last Thurs­ day evening at the Capri. The Misses Maria Rowland and Candl Condcr served as co­ hostesses assisted by Maria's mother, Mrs. W. P. Rowland. Each guest ordered the din­ ner of her choice, and a beau­ tifully decorated birthday cake bearing 18 candles com­ pleted the dinner course. Judy was lovely in a stun­ ning white sheath worn under a sm art blue and white plaid coat. The guests presented Judy with an exciting bathing suit for one of her birthday gifts. Enjoying t h e celebration were Mrs. Curtis Lavender, and Mrs. W. P. Rowland and the Misses Susan Deal, Susan Brown, Janet Johnson, Mari­ lyn Hunt, Peggy Grier, Cent Wheatland, Brenda Brown, and Sharon Stanul. Cheese Products Supplement Diet With Protein a Cheese ie a happy choice for the main protein dish for a meal, says Miss Isola Wil­ liams, nutritionist, Florida Agricultural Extension Berr­ ies. Two ounces of Cheddar cheeae supplies as much pro­ tein as two and one-half eggs or two cups of milk, or two ounces of lean meat or fish. Two and one-half ouncts of cottage eheese gtres you the same amount of protein. Cheeie supplies not only protein, but also calcium and riboflavin, and Vitamin A, provided the cheese Is made from whole milk. Most of tha cheese sold In American-type. Cheddar la the best known. For a taste de­ light make a casserole with Cheddar. Misa Williams rec­ ommends this one: Cheese-Macaroni Casserole Cook 7-ounce package of elbow macaroni. Rinse and drain. Place half of macaroni in buttered casserole. Top with 1 cup ahrsdded sharp Cheddar cheese. Mix 1 tea­ spoon salt, 1/4 teaspoon pep­ per, and 1/8 teaspoon oregano, and sprinkle half of thla mixture over cheese. Slice 1 amall onion Into rings and place half In casserole. Pour half of a tall can of avaporated milk over onions. Re­ peat in layers until all in­ gredients are used, reserving some shredded cheese to sprinkle on top. Bake 00 min­ utes in a 000-degree oven. Bervo with a fresh fruit or tossed green salad and you’ll have a delicious, as well as nutritious, meal. A girl applying for an of flea job should shua anything In her apparel that savors of eccentricity. Look neht, trim and sm art. Forget extreme clothea and Jangle jewelry. Remember that you're not applying for a model's Job. Only aa attractive, efficient appearance is expected el you. NEW SPRING COSTUME JEW ELRY JUST ARRIVED! MISS JUDY LAVENDER, center, was guest of honor nt a birthday dinner recently at tho Capri. Miss Cnndi Condcr, left, and Miss Maria Row­ land were co-iiostcssca of tho occasion. Plentiful Beef Supply“Retains Airs. Dickerson Commended Record Level For Service To Gardeners Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, a Sanford resident for many years, is In complete charge of the stage area for the Gar­ den Club Flower Show. The planning, execution and place­ ment in thia area, is the focal point of the entire show, and Mra. Dickerson has gracious­ ly volunteered her services for this monumental detail. Aa owner and operator of Grey Shadows Nursery, Mra. Dickerson has shared her vast knowledge of landscape de­ sign and horticulture practice with all desirous of her ser­ vices. She has been a garden club member for many years, and has expended her time and energy in all phaaea oi the club work, including lec­ turing, planning of the horti­ cultural sections and in the Identifying end classification of plants. In the planning of the Flor­ ida State Flower Show held In December, 1900, at the Civic Center, which waa a National Council of Garden Clubs Award Winner, Mra. Dickerson waa Instrumental in tha huge succesi of the show, having planned and staged the entire horticultural sec­ tion, Mra. Dickerson has recent­ ly sold her nursery and Is moving to Jacksonville, where she will be living next door to her daughter, Mrs. Peter S. Roy, on S. Atlantic Boule­ vard. Sanford Garden Club la in deed grateful for having such • generous personality as Mrs. Dickerson for a mem­ ber, and aha ia to be highly commended for ell her efforts in the paal a a well as thla • .ij r generous parting gesture of • n) planning and arranging the ---- i - j l : . . -------------stage area for the aprinf ALAN HAHN Flower 8how. By Dorla Dean Alan Ilahn, a student at Ly< man High School, celebrated Enterprise his 17th birthday last Thurs­ day with a dinner party given by hla parenti, Mr. and Mra. William Ilahn Jr., of Lombar­ dy Road in North Orlando. Others enjoying the celebra Mrs. Ernest Jones enjoyed tlon were BUly end George a delightful trip to Cocoa last Hahn, Alan's brothers, and week to visit her daughter and hla grandparents, Mr. and Mra. William Hahn Sr., of family. Enterprise. The appetising dinner menu consisted of sauerbraten, po­ tato balls, vegetables, appla sauce, relish, end a delicious By Mrs. Adam Mailer coconut birthday cake bearing 17 candies. Mr. and Mra. Hsnry Wurth of Eldorado Drive had es A fresh, high quality egg their guests for the Easter stands high In the frying pan holidays, Mrs. Wurth’s son according to the U.H. Depart and daughter-in-law, Mr. and m a n t of Agriculture. It Mrs. Robert Barista, of Sufdoean’t flatten when broken fern, N. Y., end granddaugh­ out of the shell. ter, Gail, and grandsons, Ray and R obert Birthday Dinner Honors Alan Hahn Of No. Orlando Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent, tells ua thxt beef has been elevated to tha featured spot on the April Plentiful Fooda List of the U. S. Department of Ag­ riculture. Beef luppllca, which for tha past few months have been a t or near record levels, have continued large. Prices at retail are favorable, and they should stay th at way through April. So If thare ere any beef eaters In your family, now ia the tint# to serve them all the beef they want. Much of the beef now coming to mar­ ket is graded USDA C hoicehigh in quality and full of flavor. Personals Mrs. Truluck Hosts Checkmates And UDC Chapter V A H -II Cancel Meeting Meeting Checkmates a n d VAH-1J The Norman d« Vere HowDead Eight have canceled thq ard Chapter of the United regular meeting this Thurs­ Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday with Mra. J. H. day due to the fact that al| Truluck at her residence on service personnel and theis Magnolia Avenue. families will go on a depend­ The meeting waa opened ents cruise that day. with the ritual, pledge to tha The regular monthly meeV flag and salute to the Confed­ erate flag and with the Lord'* ings will resume in May. prayer in unison. EASTER CHAPEAUX were donned Friday by tellers on the distaff side Routine business followed a t the Florida State Bank. Pretty tellers are left to right, Carolyn Lane, with Mrs. W. L. Merritt, pres­ Barbara Harvey, Colleen Ressler, Mary Forguson, and Marie Bowen. ident, presiding. At the next meeting the Chapter will conduct memor­ ial services at the cemetery. Mra. W. B. Kirby and Mra. Claude Herndon are In charge of thla committee. The Pilot Club of Sanford Mra. Merritt announced the Two Seminole High School I Latin Forum held in Satellite Club banquet, and were in­ held the regular buslnesi din­ nominating committee, Mrs. students were recently hon­ Beach at the Satellite Bcacb strumental in the success of ner meeting recently a t thq H. B. McCall, Mrs. Martin ored at the annual District I High School. These students this elaborate program . Chic Center, with the presb Bram and Mrs. Kirby. deserve commendations for dent, Misa Janet Smith, con­ Mr*. T. J. Taylor read a having won these high schol­ ducting the program. beautiful poem, "into the astic honors. Co-hostesses for the even, Woods" written by Sidney La­ nier. Dottle Jardlne, p o p u l a r ing were Mrs. Hazel Field, A paper prepared by Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Esther Rive, Mrs. Sue Richard Gleason, "Jefferson Calvin Jardlne of Lake Mary, Stevenson, and Mrs. Margaret Davis," was read by Mrs. Hodge. and a Latin II student, placed Merritt In the absence of Mrs. first in Roman History, which Special guests included Mra, Glcaaon. was one of the top honors, and Ruth Mettlnger, Miss Audrey Mrs. Truluck served re­ most difficult. Decker, and Mias Gill West, freshments to the following the latter two representing Jerry Cullum, a Latin IV members, Mrs. F. B. Adams, student, and the son of Mr. the Anchor Club of Seminole Mrs. Oram, Mra. W. R. Dy­ and Mrs. M. L. Cullum, won lUjh School. son, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Kir­ second award in the classical Mrs. Shirley Secord, pro. by, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. G. oratorical contest at the gram chairman, conducted a E. McCall, Mrs. It. B. Mc­ Forum. most interesting and educa­ Call, Mta. Edmund Mclach, Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Latin tional discussion and quiz oq Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Taylor, teacher of these students, la "Know Your American His­ Mra. R. R. Wright and two extremely proud of a job tory," with prizes awarded to guests, Mrs. Nannie Perry well done. Miss Audrey Decker and Mrs. and Mrs. W. B. Wray. Both Dottle and Jerry were Felice Swanson. JERRY CULLUM DOTTIE JARDINE recently featured in The Latin A delicious chicken and dressing dinner with all tha trimmings was prepared and served under the capable di­ rection of Mra. Thelma Little. American History Quiz Conducted Latin Forum Winners Plans Supper And Political Rally The PTO of Lake Monroe School will hold a spaghetti supper Friday night at the school at 5:30 p.m. Following the supper, a po­ litical rally will be held, and all of the political candidates of the county will be intro­ duced i t 7 p.m. The public is invited to at­ tend this interesting program. Sanford Mr. and Mra. W. C. Clause Sr. recently had as house gucits their grandaughters, Kathy and Nancy Gramllng and parents, Mr. and Mra. Al­ bert Gramllng of Orangeburg, South Carolina. Neatly Tailored Housecoat, or daytlma dress DAVID CARR, a reent graduate of The Good Shepherd Christian Day School, and sisters, Sherry and Laurie Carr, are moving to Macon, Georgia with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Carr, after residing in North Orlando for four and one half years. Glfls • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. NOTICE There’s no need of s long ntatement when our message Is brief. So we’ll just skip , , , , —■ down hers and any "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers n complete electrical service, does good work, doss It prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate Its customers.” Seven new member* Join­ ed the DeBary Community Methodist Church on Easter Sunday, making IT since Palm Sunday service. ____ >* / ^ e e ld e e U a ^ ^ ^ ^ i^ e s tr ie ^ W lr le g ^ ^ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. R- 1st A B a te d Ave. 828-1823 818-8413 KINO’S BEAUTY SALON Oxer RwuallUl'a Drag SPECIAL $8-88 •18-88 C elt W are Com*. Bhempee A Set 8LM Mo AppL Nee. 888-8888 Ope* Eva*. By AppL SHEAFER* CLOCK A WATCH REPAIR PICK-UP A DELIVERY U8H Elm. Sanford 523-8251 Linda and Alan from Morristown, N. J., have been visitIng Mr.' and Mra. W. P. Chapman Sr. on Old Monroe Road. State Capitol. Mra. Park la An Interesting evening eaa special guest and will be pre­ develop from a “Who's Who* sented "Florida's Mother of party. Secretly collect baby pictures of all invitad gueste the Year" award. and use them as place cards. Mr. and Mrs. John Crow­ Guessing ju st who is who ley of Cincinnati were house- will bring about e lot of goodguests of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es natured laughter. Chestnut last week. Mrs. ‘Set the theme for the par­ Chestnut la a sister of Mann­ ty, suggests the Society of ing Hariett, whose son, Ken­ American Florlsta, with an ny had major surgery in Cin­ appropriate centerpiece. It cinnati in November. Mrs. could comprise carnations, Chestnut accompanied h e r daisies, snapdragons, e n d brother’s family thera and Baker fern, arranged to flow was a guest In the Crowley through and mass a t the bot­ home. tom of a pretty picture The Crowley's daughter, frame with the glass removed. Pat, is a student a t Purdue University and a member of their travelling show which entertained a t Orlando Air Force Base last week. The Crowleys, Chestnuts and H ar­ rietts attended the show. Also, the entire H arriett family gathered a t tha homa of Mrs. Chestnut's daughter In Winter Park on Friday evealng so that all could meet and thank tha Crowleya for their hospitality during Kenny'l illness. O R IG IN A L S for your busy at-homa pro­ gram. Wear beltad, or not, and tew a shorter version to wear as a smock. No. 8308 with PATT-ORAMA i* In alzees 32, 24, 38. 38, 40, 42, 44. Bust 34 to 48. Size 34, 38 bust, short sleeves, dress length, Sts yards of 35Inch. To order, send 50 cents in coins to: Sue Burnett Tha Sanford Herald U50 Avenue of Americas Naw York, N. Y. 10038 For first class mailing add 10 cents for oseh pattern. Print name, address, style number and size. For your copy of the Spr | and Summer '84 edition oi Basle Fashion, our complete pattern book, send 50 emits by her mother Wedneiday, March 85, at tha DeBary Res­ taurant. Among tha guesta were Mrs. Myron Accardl, Mrs. Harold Lynch, Mrs. Ro­ bert N. McGee, Mrs. Ernest Prew, Mrs. Harry Whitaker, Mra. Peter Koppenaal, Laura Platt Brown and Mra. Earl Innls. Cards were played following tha luncheon at tha home of Mrs. Fellows. Clinton Sommer of DeBary Drive la a patient at Fish Me­ morial Hospital la DeLaad. Mr. Sommer le an official of The DeBary Aria and Crafts Mr. and Mrs. Claire FelClub. Ho will be glad to hear Iowa of Naranja Road are anfrom hla many friends ia tha Mr. and Mra. Georg* Nicely area. of DeLeon Road have as thalr FOR ANY OCCASION guest, Mrs. Cecil C. Hines of Mrs. M. Roberts is a patient FLOWERS Winston Salem, N. C. at Florida Sanitarium la Or­ ARE ALWAY8 — lando. Mrs. Robert Is a mem­ CORRECT Mra. William Hula J r . of ber of the DeBary Choristers, Show Low, Aria., daughter of The DeBary Glee Club and Mr. and Mra. Claire Fellows tha AU Saints Church in En­ of Naranja Road, waa guest terprise. Drop her a line as of honor a t a luacbaon glvan It will ehoar her up. Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 222-0915 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green of Bonita Road had as their recent guests, Mr. and Mra. Maynard Wettlaufar of Free­ port, Long Island, N. Y.j Mr. and Mra. II. Hoitetter and Mrs. Hostetler's sister, Mias Mabel Slack, of Matvcrue. Long Island, N. Y.; Mr. and Mra. Frank Hall of Rockvilla Center, Long Island, N. Y., ta d Mr. and Mra. Paul Ran­ dall of Mai v a n s , Long Island, N. Y. P Mra. Sidney Welsa and daughter, Susan, of Fort Wal­ ton Beach, apent Easter week­ Mr. and Mrs. Phil Coleman end with Mr. and Mra. Wal­ and daughters, Terry, Mercy, ter Gielow. Marylu and Andrea, of Atlan­ Mr. and Mra. David Gatchel ta, Ga., spent the Easter of Feraandino Beach have weekend with her parents, been visiting friends and Mrs. and Mra. W. E. Kirch- their patents, Mr. and Mra. John Hodge and Mra. For­ boff. rest Gatchel. Capt. and Mrs. Winston J. Misa Sally Williams has Barr of Moody AFU, Valdos­ ta, Ga., were recent guests of returned to Margaret 8cott ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. College in Decatur, Georgia R. Strickland, on Palmetto after spending her spring quarter break with har par­ Avenue. ents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. liams. Daniels Jr. and children, Dus­ Mrs. A. J . Peterson and ty and Ann of Miami wera guests of relatives over the Dr. Charles Park 8r. will ac­ company Mrs. Geneva Park Easter Weekend. to Tallahassea Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. W- P. Chap­ attend award ceremonies at man Jr. and children Cynthia, tha Chamber Houaa of tha DeBary Personals Flemings I ♦ L. Monroe P T O F A S H IO N tertalnlng Mrs. Fellows' sis­ ter, Mra. W. D. Breckenridge, and her brother-in-law of Grove City, Pa. By Pilot Club T h riftiest F R IG ID A IR E 2-door Refrigerator! CASUAL SHOES Sandala ft Sunluka - By Handkraft — Mercury And Fowaea Wide Variety Of Htylrn Fabriea And b a th e r Size* 5-10 Prices **$M Hows’A Fashions 2S26 PARK OR. *259” G. H. HIGH Authorised FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 1780 W. 1st. Saaferd Pk. 823-8888 Roumillat's Walgreen Downtown Complete delicious dieaere DELIVERED DAILY Ph. 322-2286 Toe many nraft a., Dumat* 8 TO A PACKAGE MEN’S OR WOMEN’S MON. THRU BAT. 4 P. M. to 8 P. M. BY DAY OR WEEK. FREE MENUS LOW COST I B oated ft B asted Alee e TMs vegetable Hydratom Paint Brushes Raincoats K ohluat’a DINNER DELIVERY SERVICE • E M » 8 ,4 i e Big 100-ft. rare M top trsuaar. S S SET OF GARDEN HOE ft EDGER I SET OF BROOM * STRING MOP ' . 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And first sicker, slashed a single when yon look a t pbotoa of aoma of the major league parka— to center in the bottom half especially thoaa core rad with anowa from recent cold weather of the ninth inning Tuesday •—you really wonder how they'll do I t afternoon to score Rex Brooks But lt*a happened before and when the San Francisco Giants and chalk up a 1 to 0 derision It’ll happen again. And, yet, were opening their new home over the Lyman High Grey­ they alwaya aeem to make I t a t Candlestick. Right after the hounds. Until Colbert's timely saf­ From time to time a lot of the seaeon got underway they a t­ ely, Oviedo's Jim Courier and early contest* on tha alate tempted to play a night con Lyman's Donnie Smith had h are to be poatponed because test. It was called because of been involved In the hottest of rain, cold weather, and even fog. Tha fog rolled In from mound duel of the young dia­ anow. mond Mason. Over the route, We recall one springtime San Francisco n*y and It was Courier limited the 'Hounds literally Impossible to see the to three well-scattered hits second baseman. while Smith, touched for only As far aa we can recall this four until the fatal ninth, was was the first time a major almost as tough. league game had been post­ Smith walked two but fan­ poned because of fog. ned 14 over the distance but • • • here again the lanky right Speaking of w a a t h a r at hander's performance w a s sporting events, perhaps no placed In the shadows by major poet aeaion football Courier who whiffed 21 while By George C. Langford game has encountered aa much also Issuing two free passes. UPI Sparta Writer difficulty with weather condi­ In fact, Courier got hot In The re ter a aa have had the tion* as haa tha Liberty Bowl the third inning and fanned best of It this spring. —a Phlladc'phla spectacular three men In a row, did the A flitful of otd proa are which failed to draw any kind same thing in the fourth, enjoying an unuiually brill­ of a crowd a t all due to sub- again in the fifth, and whiffed iant exhibition aeaion while /reeling temperature* and an the first man lo face him In sharing their poilllona with abundanca of anow. the sixth to post 10 consecu­ the bally-booed rookiea, who, Each year the contest hai tive strikeouts. lor the moat pari, have done been played between a major Oviedo broke up the score­ an early fade out. Independent eaatem s c h o o l less tie in the bottom of the Tuesday's exhibition rem its and another top notch eleven ninth when Brooks led off the had a typical for 1964 veteran from anywhere else In the na­ Inning with a single to center. flavor which singled out: tion. Smith uncorked a pitch Mike —Camllo Paacual, who hurl­ But late thl* fall, when time Partin could not get away ed seven shutout Innings to cornea for tha next Liberty from and he got a ticket lo extend hla shutout string to Bowl, the event will go In­ first, moving Brooks lo the IS as the Minnesota Twins re­ doors—and not In Philadelphia keystone. Alter Lclloy Woods corded their fifth straight vic­ tory, 6-0, over the Philadel­ cither. The tilt will be played popped to second, Billy Miklcr inaid* the giant Convention sent a short single to center, phia PhilUes* '‘B" team. moving Brooks to third and .V i e Power, fighting for Hall in Atlantic City, N. J. the Twins' first base Job, who Seven inches of turf will bo Partin to Kcond. With the collected three hits In the vic­ spread on the floor of the au­ bases Jammed, Colbert ram ­ med his sharply hit single to tory to up hla battling aver­ ditorium. s e e center and it was all over. age to .429. It was the second game of —Bank Aaron, who ham­ Tha "Firecracker 400," highmered hla fourth exhibition light of Daytona's excitement- the season between the two home n i l In the red-hot Mil1 packed Fourth of July celebra­ clubs. In the opener at Longwaukee Braves' 6-3 decision tion, will be limited to 40 of wood two weeks ago, Lyman the world's fattest stock cara, whitewashed tho Lions 2 to 0. ever the Detroit Tigers. Brooks paced the Lions, at —Bob Sadowakl, the youth and again will have an early the plate with a trio of tingles ful vet of the Brave* who morning start. The "Firecracker" field will In four appearances. Colbert blanked the Tiger* oo three hits through the first five get tha starting flag for the banged out a pair of safeties inning*. Ha now hsa yielded 100-lap battle over tha 2.5- whlla Courier was credited only one run In IT Innings for nlle Daytona International with a double. Joe I'avel. Speedway trloval a t 10 e. m. chak, the 'Hounds' third Bark­ • .S3 earned run average. —Moose Skowroa of tho Phi* starling hour, Inaugur­ er, led Lyman with a pair ol Washington Senators, who led ated last year, proved very singles. a 16-hit attack against Balt! popular with racing fans, for The line score: more'* Steve Barber and re it enables them to aea the race Lyman 000 ooo ooo-o S l lief ace Stu Miller for an 11-3 and ■till hava ample time to Oviedo ooo ooo o o i-l 7 2 victory. Skowron has 13 hlU enjoy tha beach, tha Jal-alal, Smith and Ncufeld; Courier In 22 at-bats for a robust .591 the kennel club racing, the and Brooks. average. Miss Dixie Beauty Pageant —Kon llanscn, who slugged festivities, and all the other two home runs and drove In Independence Day activities. six runs to lead the Chicago Two B0-mile qualifying races Whlta Box to a 7-6 triumph will preceds the "Firecracker" over the St. Louis Cardinals. on July 8. Thesa two flat-out Ken Boyer drove In three Car­ ■peed duels will detarmine the dinal runs, two of them on a final starting order for the Mrs. Edie Ware has been home run. big race. On July 2, tha two named the winner of the San­ —Marty Keough, who hit hla fastest qualifiers will u r n ford Atlantic Nations! Hank’s fourth home run of the spring tha pola positions for tha annual women's golf tourney for Cincinnati In the Rods'4-3 "Firecracker." held each spring at the Maylota to Philadelphia's ‘'A” There will be practice on fair Country Club. team. July 1, following technical in­ The runnerup was Min Kee­ —And Larry Jackson, who spection on Juna 80. nan and the consolation flight registered his third victory Speedway president B i l l went to Augle Russell. for the Chicago Cuba, pitching The first flight winner was France has announced that the seven scoreless 1 o n 1 n g a UNIS " D a y t o n a 600" Uie Dossle DcGanahl with Hazel against the Cleveland Indians. world's f a s t e s t automobile Durzo taking runnerup hon­ Ron Santo hit a two-run bom ors and Elaine Kecr won the race, will be run on Feb. 14. e r ami two singles in the The seventh running of this consolation. In the second Cubs' 4-1 victory. world classic for lata model flight the winner was Myrtle stock cars, major event of an­ Adams. Ida B. Wilson was nual "Speed Weeks," will have the runnerup and consolation a curtain-raiser on Feb. 13, honors went to Doris Spen­ when a championship flsld of cer. Winner of the third flight modlfled-sportsman cars battl* for 260 miles over tha high- was Blanche Nicely with Mary Whrichri Ihe runnerup The Sanford Junior High banked t u r n s a n d l o n g and Essie Da Ison taking the straight. School Braves picked up their Tha big weekend of raring consolation. second consecutive win of the Officers of the men's and starta Feb. 12, with two season when Steve Letch, women's golf associations at NASCAR Grand National 100with seventh Inning aid from hlayfalr have been urged to Bon Dudley, hurled a two- mile races, in which all of the participate In a "B eit Ball country's top drivsre will go hltter and defeated (he Kis­ Foresome" tournament sche­ simmee High School JayVecs to the starting line. These duled for the Mayfair layout racee will determine the final S to L on Sunday. Treoff time has In the contest played at the order of sta rt for tha "600." been M t for 12 noon. The af­ Sanlord Junior High athletic fair will be a full handicap field, tha Braves broke the tournament. Tecolf limes and Postpones S tart ball game open la the fourth pairings will be posted at AKRON, Ohio (UPI)—Ascot the club house. with a four-run outburet a i tha result of singles by Roy Park, which was scheduled to All modern European al­ Dunn, Kelly Ogden and begin Thoroughbred racing to­ Leach, plus a pair of Kowboy day, haa postponed Its open­ phabets descended from the ing until Friday becauss of Greek alphabet, which the errors. snow aad (reeling tempera­ Creeks received from tha Sanford added a fifth r In the sixth frame whan Mark tures. Phoenicians. Caolo singled to left, stole second, advanced to third on a fielders' choice and scored on another Infield play. Chuck Plgott collected SanON 100 BRANDS ford's other single to account for tha Bravos' five hits. The Bravos will host the Leesburg Junior High aloe here la San­ ford Friday afteraooa. FA R R ELL’S : Tha Uoa score: ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Kissimmee .. ooo 0 9 1 6 -4 1 1 OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 8:15 P. M. flaaferd JR .. 60# 401 x - J 1 1 •16 B. FIRST SANFORD J U m aad Smith; Leach, WE CITE TOP VALUE STAMPS UPfiap (T) aad Bryaat, Old Pros Hold Spotlight In Spring Gaines Mrs. Edie Ware Wins Tourney Sanford JH 9 Beals Kowboys SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! / T V- . 3hr franfnrb Page 10 — April 1, 1964 S rralfi Postponed Drag Races Scheduled For Weekend HATTING PRACTICE aRuin wan the order of the day Tuesdny at the New York Met farm nyatem bane at Sanford’s Memorial Stadium. More than 60 young ball playcra were divided into two aectiona. While one group worked on fundamental at the auxiliary park the other waa giv­ ing attention to hitting practice inaide the ntadium. Ernie White and Clyde McCullough, former major league pitcher and catcher, respec­ tively, directed the workouta. (Herald Photo) 2 Leaders Vie For Seminole Still ina For Top Dog At S0KC First Victory Del Tons and O.B.'s MeDuff, two of the wlnningcst Greyhounds at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club, con­ tinue their bid for the in­ dividual track championship tonight. Del Tona will be go­ ing for her llth victory of the srason in tonight's 9th race while O.B.'s McDuff tries Phil Roche In 811 Series Last Monday night while rolling In the Singles Classic Leagua at Jet Lanes Phil Roche was throwing a big ball, rolling garnet of 181, 213, 182 and 233 for Ills 811 scries. I’hll took three wins from Rob Guthrie who rolled a 721 total. J o h n (Tha Bomb) Wright, still setting a torrid pare made a clean four-point sweep from A. II. Bay. John rolled a 774 total to Ray'i 562. John Wright is still averag­ ing 193 and leads his closest opponent by 41 points. Don Dorman also took all four games from his opponent Johnnie Jones. Don rolled a 757 total to Johnnie's 665. The following four matches all came out even with a two win and two loss result. Rich Mur­ phy rolled a 733 total while hD opponent H a r r y l'cntccoit rolled a 774 total. George Swann rolled a 734 against Pole Petersen who eame up with a 699. Jim Allman rolled a 708 against Jim Kuznlckl's 657. Gordon Honeycutt rolled a 757 total against a 692 for W. A. Ward. The other two matches found Jack Kanncr and Floyd Martin rolling against their opponents who will have to bowl later. Kanner had a 758 for his opponent Bill Howard to shoot at while Martin hit a 649 total for John Spolskl. Rocha led the league in high game as will as the high ser­ ies with 213 235/811 while Harry Pentecost rolled 233/ 774, Gordon Honrycutt had 207 and 227, Jim Altman rolled 200 and 221, Pete Petersen hsd a 221, George Swann 216, Rich Murphy 211, Guthrie 216, Don Dorman 209, Wright roll­ ed 202 and 2U3 and Kanner had a 222. for No. II in the featured 10th. Sarastoa Suncoast, the only other 10-time winner at SOKC, gets his next try at winning his llth In Friday nlght'a 29th annual central Florida derby. Tonight's entries: n n s T r a c k — a/ie Mil* — lira * * A — 1. Do Hast. ]. Char ok** Hundown, S. A m p li A n d * . (. Jotiiinjr I i r w l lt , S. Sl*c Htetrh, S. Rocky'* Rluea, 7. Vlckn. I. Hlorn li o u c h t SKl’IIttll MACK — B / l * Mil*— ( i r e * * II— | . Jlonay Grand, 7. Ils rn scl* Rob. S. Lou lla v o c. 4. J r t t Mac. S. Proper g lu e . t. F lo r e n c e M<-Nal>t>, 7. T y ler !.♦», S. Pat'* l l o n r y T IS III IS H U H — SIS Mil* — ( H i l l IS— 1. C o n tam in ated . S. Hymbollst, S. Hllck Tip. 4. Oo Luka. S. Ju dl lllc. S. Htrld* Par. 7. Knoth aad Tom , S. Jaaa Good• ptad KOI HTII RACK — B / l * Mila— Grad* M— 1. Ml** Kalallr. 7. T ow ir of Po«*r, S. Catlo Com* Hack. 4. Ills; Turn Over, 5. Ilound Alon*. S. Olamo llob, 7. J * w a 11 Hrholar, S. Curlty K i m i MACH — s / e Mil* — fired * T— J. Part* Cblni**, t. Ulur, I. Ilnldan XI. 4. K rn lu rk ) Jim, | . Itrtit.l* Kim, S. Kbony t.l ntn , 7. Mllvar Hlirb*. S. l.«»pIne l.*tli* SIXTH HACK — B/IS Mil* — 4lr*d* O— 1. D t a r r v l n t. X. Ml** Poppy. *. Aliby Ut*. 4. Xllxon'* Jerry. S. Hurry Horn* Ulady*. S. O a to r !1*nd, 7. Fr*d II., Sll*li*tf Ferrari HP.VPATII HAL-M — S / e Mil*— Or*d* T— I. tlo n d f sllh , 7. Hoc. krt Tu m b le, S. D a in ty !.* ••, 4. A - j e m m e , I. Cryatat Palace, S. Star Tray, T. Pearl* To**, S. Marilyn C. K l l i ll T H MACM — S / l * Nil* — fired* R— | . R.n.'a Kdrad. 7. K a se o l-os.ly. 7. Notified. 4. N'anm* H*<-r*l*ry, S. PI* C u l­ ly. S. J o y o t l, 7. Allen Tip, S W ill* Win NINTH RACK — ■ / ! • Mil* — fired * A— 1. K i l r * Rock, t Den ny Karl, (. O.ll.'s Torpedo, I. Hhtnd* 1-cer, I. Doloroa Jean, S. Dal Ton*, 7. n y a n d a l* . I. I'hlrkal.oo Mail* T IS NTH RACK — S / l * Mil*— flrad * A— 1. K A.'* I J t ll* HI* ter, S. Hleek Pond*. 7. Iron fluar d. 4. O.U.'a Couple, S. 0.11.'* McDu ff. t. K atln o, 7. I-oyal I.uk*. S. O*ora* Jet KI.KVKNTH HACK — S/K Mil* — fined* IS— 1. ML* K iller, 7 b o rl Doll, S Sunday Driver, 4. Mike Mac Duff, S. Hpotwlck. I. Midterm. 7. D. A.'* Crimean Fir*, | . R eca llin g Fight Results NEW YORK (UPD—Jimmy Dupree, 17211, New York, out­ pointed Dave Russell, 176, Uniondale, N. Y. (8). Kat Signs NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Katcavage, 29, an NFL allstar for the past three years, Tuesday agreed to terms with the New York Giants for 1964. Seminole H i g h School's baseball club is still looking for its initial win of the sea­ son today after almost crack­ ing into the win column Tues­ day afternoon. They led Or­ lando's Oak nidge High Pion eers 1 to 0 going into the final frame of their contest at the SHS athletic field. However, from that point Seminole's lead was short lived as the Pioneers — hitlest unlit the seventh — bunched two hits and a pair of Sanford errors to push over four runs and post a 4 to 1 decision over Coach Jim MeCoy'a winless charges. Until the seventh, Seminole hurler Rick Sires had com­ pletely handcuffed the Pion­ eers. Velin, on the hill (or the Pioneers, had limited the Semlnoles to only four hits but the Sanford club was able to push over Its long marker In Uie second slants. It look­ ed as if It would hold up when the two clubs entered the seventh. Frank Krum doubled In a pair of runs and Oarry Smith singled In another two to put the contest on ice for the visitors. Sires was relieved In the seventh by Ed Fitz­ gerald. The line score: Oak Ridge ... 000 000-4 2 3 Seminole ... 010 ooo O -l 4 4 Volin and Smith; Sires, Fitxgersld (7) and Higgins. Palmer Teams With McKinney GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI) —Arnold Palmer and his old college roach, Bones McKin­ ney of Wake Forest, teamed up today for the 35,200 proam prelude to the 135,000 Greater Greensboro O p e n (GGO). Palmer (tarred at Wake Forest during the mid 1950s and captured the AUantle Coast Conference golf cham­ pionship In 1954. McKinney coached the golf team during Palmer*! heyday before de­ voting all hla Ume to tha basketbaU team. Drug races scheduled for lust Saturday and Sunday at Osceola drag strip were post­ poned due to rain. Seminole Timing Association officers contacted the U. S. Weather Service a t noon and were told that rain was expected for the rest of the weekend. President Donald Witt felt it wise to postpone and reschedule the event for this coming- week­ end. The championship meet will be held Saturday and Sun­ day, barring further iuclenienl weather. Owners of numerous super stock, fuctory experimental, gas class, altcreds, and drag­ ster* have announced their Intentions of appearing to compete for the 32,000 in prize and purse potted by Seminole /rii.iit.K Association. To mention a few of the top name autos and drivers to be on hand, Phil Bonner, of At­ lanta, driving a 426 h.p. Ford hut mude a firm commitment. Out of Lakeland will be the Great Southern Goat, • Ply­ mouth that cleaned up ita class at the recent Daytona Winter Nationals. Many local fans have been waiting for a Pontiacs Beat Loop Leader The Pontiacs took a 3-point win over the first place Starchiefs last week In the Bill Hemphill Slotorettes League a t Jet Lanes to tighten up the race among the first division teams. Dot Johnson rolled 195/622 for the high In both game and eerlea departments ns she paced the Pontiaca in their victory. Dot Klrklcy tried hard to win for the Starchiefs as she hit a good 182/ 620 series while Elnin* Kostlval hacked her up with a fine 172/490. The Bonneville* rioted the grap between first and second place by virtue of a four-game forfeit over the Skylarks as Linda Post hit a 170/507. The Tempests kept their hopes alive by winning three games from the Ambassador* to hang onto third place. Maliel Duggan's 170 game was high In this match. Th* Clas­ sics held their fourth spot in leugua standings by taking threw points from the Le Sabrea as Betty Christlleb rolled a 179 game. The Wildcats won a three to one verdict over the Specials as Alice Sexton rolled 170/ 472. The Catalina* took a three-point win over th* Ramblcrrttes, the Electra* won three games from the Invictas and Uie Grand Prix won three from the Rivleraa in th* final matches of the morning. Tho "turkeys" were plentlful as Dot Johnson, Dot Klrkley, Evelyn Demattio and Alice Sexton all hit the magic three atrikea in a row. Other high game* were rolled by L it Graham with 162, 168 for Dot Johnson, Pat Robbins 161, Elaine Kostival 168, Dot Kirkley 179, Linda Poet 179 and Rita Stein 167. chance to tee the Goat and Bonner's Ford on the atrip to­ gether. Many other top cars from Jacksonville, M i a m i , Cocoa Beach, and the SL Petersburg-Tanipa area will be on hand. Local talent will Include Arthur Ailing in his modified '61 Chevy, Henry Wight in a Lawson Fund Committee In Session A committee under the chairmanship of BiU Lovelace manager of the Ritz Theater, met at Seminole high school Tuesday night to develop plans for the Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund. A wav* ol enthusiasm for the movement that will memorialize Uie popular Warrior athlete In­ dicates a widespread Interest among business men, eportx fans, coaches and high school students. ContribuUons will be sought from all sources, Love­ lace said. Athletle D i r e c t o r Fred G an n was appointed to dis­ cuss with school authorities suggesUons that were advanc­ ed at the meeting and that would Involve school property In some of the proposed means of setting up the. recognition of Lawson. Many of the cheerleaders have indicated an Interest In assliUng In the movement and Lovelace will contact the cap­ tains and tbe sponsor to en­ list the “ pepper-uppers" in the drive for donations. Be­ cause of the excellent work done by Uie girls at the alhleUc contests, committeemen believe they will be import­ ant leaderg in tbe drive. Donations may be sent ad­ dressed to The Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund, Sanford, Florida. Postm aster Ceclle Heard and her staff will see that tbe envelopei get to the proper destination. Lovelace said that be hop­ ed that the hundreds of peo­ ple in Seminole county who enjoyed knowing Uie popular football end track sta r at Seminole and who thrilled to his outstanding athletic feats would subscribe generously to the Lawson Fund. '64 Sting Ray, Cliff Lord's '68 Chevy, Red Edward's '63 Fal­ con, Pat Harred'a modified '57 Chevy and many others. Sev­ eral new cars aro expected and several of the local boya are expected to be running different classes due to engine changes and modifications to their ears. Also to be present will be J . W. Smith with tho intention of upsetting Wight for the street e l i m i n a t o r money. .'V ie two have been dueling at iV drag strip for the past year ar.d loth have a fair share of the |>*at prises. Gates will open Saturday a t 6 p. m. and Sunday at 9 a. nu SHS Swimmers Swamped By Leesburg Seminole H i g h School*# swimming team, victors 1# fire of six previous outings, were swamped by a Leesburg tidal wave Tuesday during a meet with the Leesburgh High boys and girls tank team# at Leesburg. Leesburg's boys posted a TV to 20 win over Seminole while Leesburg's girls took a 31 3* 35 decision. , Wilson Lyons, Ganas and Mills got Seminole off to ■ good start by taking tbe 200yard medley relay In the time of 2:03.t. However, this waa Seminole's lone first place is the rest of the meet. In tbe girls' event, Jcafl Wilson of Seminole took the diving event. She also woa tbe 100-yard backstroke. Semi­ nole’s freestyle relay team of Karen Lsw, Delani Johnson, Martha Kosky and Southward captured the event In 3:00. The Seminole (ankers will return lo Metro Conference competIUon Friday afternoon at the City Pool here in San­ ford when they tangle with the Edgcwater Eagles In # dual meet. Metro League Team W L Edgcwater 6 1 Boon* 4 1 Evans 3 l Oak Ridge 3 3 Winter Park » 2 Colonial 9 S SEMINOLE • 6 Bishop Moore 6 8 Tuesday’s ReesMe Oak Ridge 4. SEMINOLE t Boone 12, Bishop Moore 2 TAMPA (UPD—A National League all-star bowling team Winter Park 2, Edgewater 1 Evans 9, Colonial • defeated the American Lea­ gue 137-101 Tuesday night in Ihe third annual "Base-Bowl" Final Rites tourney. VANCOUVER, Walk. (U PI) The National League won —Funeral services were held when John Talllson of tbe today for Georg* Phllbrook, Phils, strung together three a former Notre Dim e footbafl straight strikes i# the 10th star who died at hla home frame. Sunday night. Nats Outbowl Americans We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY R i d i i Day* Left! ( (tease* Eads April 9) 4 IF F N«i| Cadet PAINTS 29th Annual Blaekwall. lue tax h reap. Tire Whitewalls I t ) Mere. 739x14, 890x14. * 839x14, > 969x14, 959x14. DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT B Buy one] get one MUONS ONLY lim it 209 W. Find Street Sanford 322-3649 Now Tread TIRES AT Mi II7SA «eiv S IO W O O D ST A IN • BUDGET TERMS • Geautn* McRoberts retread* applied an sound tire rating*! • Free Mounting Cu m I b e rry P le x a Ceaeelberry 838-7681 CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY FRIDAY NIGHT DERBY CONSOLATION RACES THURSDAY NIGHT Racing Nightly -- 8:10 MATINEES — WED-, F B I, SAT. — 2 P. M. Berry, Ne Miners! v 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0851 Florida Distributors Per D e m in Custom Built Tiros (Except Sunday) uK i( at ai Ii I| NN i I 11 (4 li UH M W Y .I7 -B 2 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD * ORLANDO *1 �i*•' i * E ft BtnfarB frra H _______________ April I, 1964 — Pays IT • Mass Arrests Mark Civil Rights Strife By United P re u International Mats arrests of civil rights demonstrators spread to three southern cities Tuesday and racial strife broke out at rhoenix, Arif., in the South­ west. A total of 117 was arrested at St. Augustine, where at­ tempts to break down racial barriers at hotcli, motels and restaurants was spearheaded by Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, 72- year-old wife of a retired Episcopal bishop and mother of Masaachusetta Gov. End!cott Peabody. Mrs. Peabody was among those arrested and spent the night in jail. She plans to re­ turn to Massachusetts today. Police arrested 60 demon­ strators at Warrenton, N. C., when they attempted to inte­ grate two drugstores and a hotel. About half of them were Juveniles. Police uaed a truck to transport them to jail where about 30 of them posted bonds of $100 each. Warrenton also was hit by a school boycott In which 2,000 Negroes stayed home in pro­ test against "poor schools.” At Greenwood, Miss., 14 demonstrators, Including two white members of the Student Non • Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), were ar­ rested on charges of disorder­ ly conduct for picketing around the LcFlore County Courthouse in votar registra­ tion protests. A brief scuffle developed between demonstrators and law enforcement officers In a parking lot near the state Capitol at Phoenix. Aril., where civil rights proponents have been pressing for pass­ age of a public accommoda­ tions law. At Atlanta, the Student NonViolent Coordinating Commit­ tee charged Tuesday that the arrest of 14 demonstrators at Greenwood, M in., w ai t “ continuation of a conspiracy of terror to prevent Negroes from voting." Wash gloves the easy way— by machine in a drawstring bag made of two mesh dish cloths. PARTICIPANTS in the Midway School spelling bee are pictured, from the left: Front—Annye L. Refoe, first place winner; Ronnie Jamison, second, and Sherry Ann George, third; center— Bobbie Joe Jackson, Norma Jean McNeil, Maivin Hunter and Catherine Cason; back—Reginal Ware, Patricia Aikeni and Ross Ware. Annye Refoe Wins Midway Spelling Bee • By Robert B. Thomas Jr. m sm Ten tenae young tier* tried • e l r wits in the Midway Ele­ mentary School spelling bee. The bee w si conducted in two sections, written and oral. Winners were Annye Loulte Refoe, grade 7, first; Ronnie Jamison, grade 6, second, and Sherry Ann George, grade f, third. They will compete April I I for the county-wide chea­ pens hip e t Hooper Ele m a ­ tary School. Other participants at Milway were Barbara Jo Ja d •on, Cathepin Cason, grata 4; Malvln Hunter, N oras Jean McNeal, grade 3; RegM l Ware, grade 6, and Ron Ware and Patricia AikcM, grade 8. Officials were Mra. E. A. Hosier and L. R. Stallworth, Judges; Mra. A. L. Hamilton and Mrs. M. T. Lackey, aeonkeepera;; Joe Young and J. C. Wright, timekeepers, and Mra. D. R. Baker, reserve sad chairman. , • 4 4 I Osibcc J . Jclks, whom I met in 1137. Ho wa* working for the New York Giants, and possessed a burning desire to become an umpire. That Is just what be did. Last year hla contract was purchased by the Pacific Coast League. One more step and he will be in the majors. Reflecting, be said, " I have come • long way since 1937. Hand work, faith in God, and confidence in myself were the ingredients responsible for my success." Luvenla Cason, seventh grade student a t Midway Ele­ mentary School, who compos- CURE or CLUB S T E A K lb . FRESH — NOT FROZEN FLA. GRADE A FRYERS ROUND BONE WHOLE PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. NOON * * * On Monday night a pcanat pick-up and a Coca Cola raf­ fle will be held in Apartmcat •0, William Clark Court, f* A t benefit of the chorus af New Salem Primitive Baptist Church. Friday at • p. ra. • business meeting will be held s t New Salem. Commonfen sad feet washing will faa held at this church. Service! begin s t 11 s. m. and • p.ra. Edward Brown, Edna Scott and John Daniels were th« first, second and third plica Winners, respectively, in the Goldsboro Elementary School’s spelling bee. Winners of priiea at tha Easter egg bunt sponsored by the recreation department were: Golden egg, first prixe, John Beasley; silver egg, se­ cond prise, Harold Alford; * o s t eggs, third prise (tie), Patricia Johnson and Eula Mae Tannell. Willie V. Graham Is recreation supervisor. Alvin Taylor won first plaqa In the Hopper Elementary School Spelling Bee. Larry Kearse was second runner, up, and Tyrona Davis waj Ird runner-up. All boys tool Look out girls, you went U sleep that time. Anyone having news please call U9-I73S or giva it ta "Yours Truly." An eld friend of mine came by to see me last week. He la CHUCK STEAK RIB STEAK QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED OUR P I T P A NT RY FAVORITES LEAN WESTERN LUVENIA CASON ed a lovely poem on the death of President Kennedy and forwarded It to Mra. Kennedy, baa received the following message: "M rs. Kennedy is deeply apprectlve of your sympathy and grateful for your thoughtfulncii." • • • First Shiloh Missionary Bap­ tist Church will culminate its Baby Contest Sunday, April 12. Goldsboro E l e m e n t a r y School will present an oper­ etta Tuesday at 8 p. m. The title, "The Maid and the Gold­ en Slippers." Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Frlson have returned from a suc­ cessful fifth Sunday union s t St. Mary’s Primitive Baptist Church In Ormond Beach. The next fifth Sunday union will meet at Mt. Meriah Primitive Baptist Church, Sanford. The eitytrida Women’s Auxiliary will meet at 3 p. m. April 28 a t New Salem Primitive Bap­ tist Church. P O R K SA LE PICNIC PORK S T O K E L Y C U T BEETS . . S U N L IT E T O M A T O E S . . A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y C O R N Limit I 1000 SHEET HOI.1.8 A8HT. LA R G E S C O T T T IS S U E LEAN WESTERN LARGE BAG PLANTATION .SPARE V RIB S MEAL or G R ITS_ _ _ _ 25c With $8 Order . LIMIT 1 WITH I I ORDBB FROM OUR FROZEN FOOD DEPT PLKA8B THHASUIIH ISLE f 8HURFINE FIRST CUT PO R K « CHOPS « GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE BUYS • PLAIN or 8ELF.RISINO CRISP MEATY NECK A BONES C LIMIT 1 WITH IS ORDER PLEASE FANCY BLUE SEAL r • PIG FEET ^ • PIG TAILS • PORK RIB TIPS SPECKLED Sweet Corn jk # EARS SOLID NO. 1 FANCY GA. PEACH SLICED lb. ^ # ) c COBBRENA McGee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McGee, and Hershell V. Palmer III, son of Mr- end Mrs. H. V. Palmer, are entered In the baby contest to be decided a t 7 p.ra. April 12 at F irst Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. i A LR V j Bacon 2 Convenient I t r a H w i 4th. 84. A Sanford A n , 1100 W. 13th. 8L �0 ' ( > . Vljt " •wtfar* I ftiH THURS-, FRL, SAT. V tg t 12 — April 1 , 1964 T f v t ilt a H u f. 25th b P A R K SAN FO RD "LYKES PVT. AL WARNER Jr., son of Mr. sod Mrs. AI Warner of 2626 Sanford Avenue is now stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. Be. fore e n t e r i n g the A r m y , he attended South Charleston High School in West Vir­ ginia. He was a bugler and honor guard on the American Legion firing squad. He is also a member of the Elks and Sons of the Ameri­ can Legion. SMOKED (or) • FRESH PICNICS r it i * “f FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF • LEGS lb . 4 OK YOUR MONEY BACK I 4iolit/ny AEROSOL FUMIGANT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TNIS SAMPLE, EASY WAY TO GET HD OF INSECTS T00AY. ASAarMINT a I4SAU Noasa aita |« as.) * e e t t S .000 m . A L B .4 5 < 8 FRESH "100% PURE" "TALL HICKORY" SLICED 50 EXTRA ONE LR. PKfiS. 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Can 8*e ~ I Coupon good nt year "Thriftway" C 2 Coupon good at year "Thriftway" A j Coupon good at your “Thriftway” Only, Thru S atvdny, April 1 J I Only, Thru Saturday, April 4 J ( Only, Thru Saturday, April 4 Coupon 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With This i Coupon A The Purrhase Of "Everfreeh" POTATO STAMPS CHIPS 110 Os. Pkg. Sfe I Coupon good a t your "Thriftway" Only, Thrn Saturday, April 4 CANADIAN ACE BEER 6 PACK GLASS CANS 79* QT. CAN LIGHTER FLUID...... 39c APRICOTS. . . . . . . . . . . 25c HI-HO CRACKERS . . . 27c "HUNTS" WHOLE UNPEELED "SUNSHINE" NO. 2 Ft CAN 18 OZ. PKG. 4) .......... / Boneless Round BROILERS . . . lb. 39c Ground Beef . 5 lbs. $1.98 ^ B A C O N ......... 3/99c PORK CHOPS . . lb. 59c “SAXET* WHITE ACRE Xtlla ah roaehee, ante, altVerfish, ticka, fleam, scorpions and other flying or crawling insects to your entire ‘ Mo bug can escape! AU yoa have to do is ae* aff a canlater of Holiday Aerosol Fumigant In your 'eioeed up bouse and leave for two hours. While you era out a fine aeroaol mist fills the house and penetrate# every crack and rrerica where toaerts may hide. Hollda Aeroaol Fumigant Holiday continues to work for up to continue* weeks. I t la clean, staint Weak absolutely ___ safe____ wbaa and* i_______ .need aa directed. One large Canister doaa the week of ■ o r a t h a n q .ga llo n o f ordinary taaectlclde apvay, i Swiss • Cube • THIGHS FI,A. GRADE "A” SPLIT Fire Deaths According to a U. 8. nation­ al group of fire u n d e r w r i t e r s , 11,800 persona d i e d In flrca during 1002 and property damage dollar losses rose to more than $1 billion. GETS RID OF ALL ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS AND TICKS T • BREASTS (With Rib) GENEVA (UPI) The West African Republic of Ghana today called for a Joint Eaat-West "Marshall plan" to mobilize help for the have-not nation* of the world. The plea waa presented by Ghana’s Foreign Minister KoJo Botalo to the delegates of 122 nations attending the United Nation* conference on trade and development. "An International plan alml* la r to the Marshall Plan now la needed, organized on a truly International basis and this Umo for the benefit of the le u developed countries," be told the delegates. "Today there la no room for distinction between the E ast and the West In the mo­ bilisation of International as­ sistance," he said. Warning that seattered IndU dual measures have proved to be inadequate to promote the economic emancipation of the emerging nations be urg­ ed a "departure from old modes of thinking and form traditional attitudes toward International trade and deve­ lopment. . ." AUTOMATIC FOGGER "FLAVOR-AGED" BEEF FRYER PARTS BONE • IN Ghana Calls For 'Marshall Plan' ; II U. S. CHOICE FLA. GRADE "A” U. 8. CHOICE a t �.n | | Council Needs Aid It’i not very old, but It does a man-sized Job for the youth of our area. And it’s done quietly, without an inkling of a thought for personal prestige or public acclaim. We’re speaking of the Seminole County Juvenile Council, which started mildly in 1059 as the result of a dedicated group of Seminole County residents. The group has grown considera­ bly in a few Bhort years—five to be exact. And now it hns its sights set on even greater projects. It started, back in ’59, with limit­ ed counseling of children who ran afoul of the law. It was good, the kids said, to have someone interest­ ed in them. Someone who cared for their well-being. Someone who offered them clean underclothing, writing paper, books, things the detention qunrters can’t supply. They are most welcome; they nre the tangible tie with the "outside.” Council members provided foster homes for those without one. The foster homes give the youngster that intangible feeling of "belonging." They hnve someone who cares. Now the council is looking for bet­ ter means of helping the child. The members want a child psy­ chiatric clinic, to give the profes­ sional guidance necessary to go along with the personal, warmth of council members. All the best inten­ tions nre not enough unless profes­ sional help is also available. The council knows this; the mem­ bers know thev cannot do everything needed for the child. The council needs the help of a professional guid­ ance counselor. It needs help to help the child. It nlso needs your help. We sin­ cerely urge your mornl and financial assistance for this worthy cause. Your help will help the ie council help the child. Worry Clinic Sam was a brilliant law pro­ fessor and the son of a clergyman. Rut read hit personal account of the dally feuds with his broth­ er at the breakfast table. You harassed mothers can take heart, too, for the more arguments you refe­ ree among your children, the,lets likelihood they will get a divorce! CASE S-427: Sam S„ aged 34, was a young law school professor at Northwestern while I was teaching psychol­ ogy there. He and I became very good friends, for he was keenly in­ terested in psychology. "Dr. Crane," he told me at luncheon one day, "I can re­ member my worried mother's dilemma. Progress In Altamonte The recent dedication of Altamonte Spring’s new municipal wa­ ter system culminated a 10-year dream that began in 1954. It was then that community lead­ ers began thinking ahead about the potential growth of the community and ita need for such a system. Af­ ter several years of discussing ways and means of getting such a pro­ ject off the ground, the town coun­ cil in 1958 approached the Housing and Home Finance Agency nntf ob­ tained an interest free lonn to make a feasibility study. Following the investigation, the results of which were favorable, the decision to put the plan into action rocked along some three years. Fin­ ally, the council put the plan back on its agenda with top priority in 1962. When 1963 rolled around the council went into action. It decided to finance the system with a $350.000 issue of revenue bonds which are being retired from the system’s revenues. No taxes can be assessed, and this factor is included in the agreement made by the Federal gov­ ernment when it purchased the ser­ ies of notes issued by the town. The original lonn from the HHFA has been repaid from funds received by the sale of the bonds and the sys­ * tem, with its more than seven miles of main lines, is new in operation. The system-has been described by Mayor Lawrence Swofford ns the most progressive step Altamonte Springs hns taken as a municipality in its 44-year history. Altamonte, its leadership and its citizens hnve every right to be just­ ly proud of the new wntcr system. Progress is always n step in the right direction. Bruce "BiossoT--Roy Cromley And they brought him nlso infnnts, that he would touch them: but when his disciples saw it, they rebuked them. But Jesus cnllcd them WASHINGTON (NKA) — unto him, and said, Suffer little chil­ Congress is working hard this dren to come unto me, and forbid year at getting a new Image them not: for of such is the kindItself. The best evidence dom of God. Verily I say unto you, for ii the way it It shoving the Whosoever shnll not receive the kingdom of God ns a little child shnll big money bills along. Most of the lawmakers in no wise enter therein. Luke 18:15were pretty unhappy over the 17 The great men nnd the doctors un­ endless volley* of criticism derstand not the word of God, but it which came their way in is revenled to the humble nnd to 1903. These added up to lay ­ ing they either would net or children.—Martin Luther The Kingdom of Heaven is not a could not take enre of the plnce, but a state of mind.—John peoplc’a business within retsonable bounds of time. The Burroughs Political Notebook The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U PI) — A t I w m letting through * volume of congrettlonil bud­ get bearings the other day, I ran acroea a question that ■Imply made me "go ape," at they eay in Somaliland. Members of a Houie appro­ priations subcommittee were quitting officials of the U.S, 'customs Bureau about narc­ otic* amuggling, including the illegal traffic in marihuana. And one of the congressmen wanted to know whether amoklng marihuana cauaea cancer. That ie an intriguing Inquiry to be lure. Out a bit like taking whether butting your head against a wall cauiea dandruff. C u a t o m a Commissioner Philip Nicholai Jr. replied that he did not know whe­ ther the health hatards re­ ported to lie associated with tobacco smoking applied to marihuana. "Perhape It should be look­ ed into," Nicholas s a i d . Friends, you would be hard pressed to find anyone more dedicated than I to the increate of knowledge and en- Herald Area Correspondents [ ] Altamon4e Springs Mrs. Julia Barton 838-1118 Bear Laka-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jana Casselberry 838-S048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msgln 363-3742 I)rHary Mrs. Adam Muller 688-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-3631 Enterprise Mias Helen Hnodgrits 668-9933 Page 1-B S Genera Mrs. Jos. E. Msthirus 349-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6219 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322*4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 122-1989 Osteen Mra. Clarrnre Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 365-3610 Sanford, Florida Wed., April 1,1961 WALTtSK A . UIR LO W, KDITOH ABO r i B I . U I I K i PHASIC VOLTOLIVK. I ' i n s l a l l s s • D i s t r a l Maaaser J U L I A S L S Tt-A sT H O H ROV UHKKS A s so c ia t e Editor A d v ert isin g M . n s f s r r a t o var r c i f rov n v r r M a n tlin g E d ito r C en tra ! Ailvtrllalni; Mdiasr r 11 AH It V | . JUM SBOS ha it it u: i~r ie. jo iis to s City Editor C U s a l d t d Director J I D I WHLLB J A K i E SHOEMAKER Cnunljr Editor B u s i n e s s Manager DORIS WILLIAMS r'HEU WELLS S o c ie t y E d ito r A l t c k a n lc tl 8upL SLBSC HII-TlilB BATHS Ro o t* D o llso ry By H a ll All Other ■oaaloalo l e a a t , t t e W tek I t.S t | Tear H I T S I Tsar * Ti « M a n n s I *0 I Months s.ao l Moaths STS | Month* I N t Msnth I S* I Month V. A P o sta l n t g u l a l l o a t provide t h a t a l l m all subscrip tions b# paid la a dvance. K n i t t e d a* se co nd d a t a m atter O cto o sr II. ISIS at the Pott O lflc* o f San ford , F lo r id * , under the Act o f C o n frere o t March T h e H erald Ie a m em b er o f t h e Unite d P r e s s which i t ent i ll e d t s c ' i s i v t l y to the uta fur r s p u b ltca tlo a o f ell the local a t w t printe d In this aiwapapcr. “For T have a brother one parent to come Into the fray year older than myself, and and referee the contest. we'd argue or quarrel much After the parent has ren­ of the time. dered a decision, then tho "Since my father was a grumbling litigants to the clergyman and my mother feud must learn to abide by waj certainly a saintly per­ that judicial decision. son, our constant feuding dis­ Quarrels thus train children turbed her unduly. to compromise. They also "At breakfast, for example, learn to feud and even fight we’d have cereal. In those with their fists, but then sit days, we got our milk in right back down at the same glass bottles and It wasn’t table and finish their meal to­ homogenized, so the cream gether, in reasonable har­ would stand on top of the mony. milk. This Is superb insurance for "Well, my brother and 1 lite r happy marriagel would quarrel over who got For children who have the most cream on his cereal, learned to quarrel, yet stay so Mother would stand over under the same roof after­ us like a baseball umpire, "Finally, she poured out the wards, are less likely to pack up a suitcase and run home cream, trying lo hit the exact halfway point. But we’d argue to mamma when the first vio­ lent argument develops fol­ that the other one got just a lowing the honeymoon. tiny bit more crcain. An "only" child misses this "So Mother then deckled she'd alternate. Thus, on Mon­ valuable training in social re­ day, I got the first portion of lations. For an "only" child hat not (he cream, but on Tuesday my been so well schooled in quar­ brother was first to be served. reling but staying together Hy Hal Cochran "Even this failed to atop Commercials on tclcviaion our feuding, to Mother in within the family unit! You harrassed mothers may really are expensive when you desperation then ordered two consider the snacks taken bottles of milk and let each wish your kiddles would never quarrel. from tha refrigerator and of us have his own bottle. Hut take a new vlcwrpoinL rookie jar. "Hut wc would close one The more they quarrel before eye and sight along the lower they leave your supervision, Teenage school kids are cream line till wc even argued —v -r- - hi ■!»»» .t’V ly they enter * ciTTiTiiX.'ToV titty'm itra -ir m n c T T h s t'o T ie Doffle'liaJ' divorce after they marry. money disappear. ..less cream In It than the quarreling thus Is excellent other!" tutelage in making compro­ Soon comes the Income tax Quarreling between siblings deadline—roll out the berrcli (.brother* and sister*) la nor­ mises, yet remaining in a co­ operative teamwork unit, dcmal as well as desirable. ■More n ttfir 3niIc1>*Tr gallics' ' "And n * y " ‘niTeslra6Ie"~be­ *ptte-euc4»- radkal-diff£;eaccs nre ptunned for 1904. Hubby's cause a quarrel permlta a of opinion. So you parrnta can obtain some legislators simply hol­ key lawmakers determinedly dinner will get cold nnd his solace by realizing if they lered back that they were set out to make 19154 a new good wife will make things don't quarrel before they mar­ hot for him. under no compulsion to pass hall game. ry, then there will be more administration proposal* they President Johnson gained Why do little kids take the T i e I t e r a t e w r l r a s i r a l e t - violent argument! after their considered bail for the coun­ much public credit fcr apply Ita r e a d e r * n , a k . wedding! try. Doing nothing, they ing financial spurs to Con­ wrapper off a lollipop, take a •lier r sa f ffraoi m r s . Tfce w r l i r r m a r Quarreling among children couple of licks and put it urgued, could be a positive gress ns the new year dawn­ ■ e r a asm * prn tld rd tk r let­ t e r a t . e r a r r l r a I k - r r r l l r r ' a Is thus good dlvorco insur­ tiling. ed. House sources sny, how­ down on new seat covcrsT t r n r a a r n a a a S a S S rr a a . l . - l t r r a ance! « f f r r t e r t k a a 3M w o r d * will Yet they cculd not explain ever, that men on tho Hill (Always write to Dr. Crane There should be "No Park­ s* a l r r a s r tlr r r S r r . I.rtltra delays of threo to six months let him know in advance that a<t4 rraa» d t a a f k r r a a r e a r r r , | . b care of this newspaper, ing" signs in the middla of akla n r a rld a d I k r r da a a l daal in accomplishing w-liut is sup­ they wnntcd it this way. They enclosing a long stamped, department store aisles. la erraaaallllea. B a rte r U s a t posed to ha routine business were fed up with the inde­ addressed envelope and 20 pakltakrd k r T k a llarald. a a a —providing government with fensible stretch-out of con­ cents is cover typbg and Pro basketball players are Editor, The Heraldi gressional effort. the money to run. printing costs when yon The !9f>3 stretch-out did, In always sure to get a run for Several employes where I send for one of his boob Smarting u n d e r well-dr their money. work want to contribute to the lets.) served censure on this score, the end, produce a $11.5 bil­ Buddy Lawson Fund. Hut we lion slash below tire into Pre­ It isn't dangerous to drop sident Kennedy’s Inst budget in on your butcher and chew feci that before we do the estimates. Tire rut wns net the fat even it you have gall committee in charge of select­ AZALEA ing an appropriate memorial wholly renlistic. Some of thut bladder trouble. to Buddy should make ita de­ money will Ire restored in the SALE! cision and announca it so that pending $2.22 billion suppleA woman of 00 and a man VALUES FROM $3.00 munUl approprlaliun hill. The of 89 were married ami di­ everyone will know what tha TO 9S.00 EACH reduction nevertheless was vorced a week lalcr. Wc know committee intends to do. By Donna Estes PLANTS UP TO fj.OO Like a lot of other people I impressive. Resolution 133, pertaining to who tho didn't go home to. 4 FT. TALL en. know, wa era for tha memor­ H o u s e appropriations ex­ the South Seminole Natural ial. It ii a smalt thing for us perts liecutr this year hy slic­ Gas Authority, was unani­ Don't tell your friends Grapcvllle Nursery mously adopted at a contin­ ing $24.5 million off Interior about your wealth and don't to do In perpetuating the 2221 Grapevllle Avs. memory of this fine young Department budget estimates ued session of the Ixingwood leave it untold on your income 3220888 man. City Council Monday evening. for 19155. Hut Congress will tax report. "Scotia Dealer” For "HUCK8 FOR BUDDY" The resolution, to be for- be hard pressed to match its w-ardrd to the Atlanta office 19(53 cuts. That $0.5 billion When a fellow hat a suit for of Housing and Home Finance figure bus been cquulled or every day in the week keep­ Agency for Hie purpose of ob­ surpassed only twice in his­ ing it pressed makes it look a taining planning funds for the tory. lot better. Authority, states that the city See how many times you of Longwood desires to show can fold a dollar bill, men. evidence a t required from And then watch how quickly member municipalities; that your wife can still find it. the need for the services to he supplied by the Authority Time lo make roofing Years ago wedding rings exists and that the cily en­ repairs, and the place dorses the project. ANCHORAGE, A I a a k a were not at thin as those of to ahop for any kind Tlie p r e s e n t Longwood (UPI)—An armada of planes, today. They were made to members on the Hoard of corps of rescue workers and last a lifetime. of roofing in here! Commission of the Aulhnrily Unde Sam's bankroll Tuesday You’ll find what you are R. C. Carlson and John went lo Hie rescue of quake OVBlt 35 YKAItS want, and nave, tool C. Reams. ravaged a n d economically At First 4k Palmetto Bids on the city’s require­ shattered Alaska. (Alongside old post office) ments of gasoline, both reg­ And weary citizens of the 10% DISCOUNT FOR CASH ’N CARRY. ular and high lest, anil lubri­ 49th state gained additional cating oil, for a period of one encouragement in a report Free Estimntcn Maple Are. year, were opened and read. Hut Hie list of fatalities re­ at One Rill No action was taken until sulting from the Good Friday 6th St. To I'ay further information can he earthquake was dwindling. The Gregory obtained for presentation at "The dead and presumed fnrpetti • Furniture Way Ihe regular meeting sched­ dead now total IU5," said Tile • I’iunoH uled for this Thursday at 8 Donald 1-owell, slate director 322-0500 • Rental R eds p.nr. of civil defense. Barbs Thought For Today Dick West Says lv Dr. Crane’s G IV IN G U S THE 'O N C F O V E R " iightment. But there are times, I believe, when Ignor­ ance It the best policy. And this, I suspect, ie one of thoee times. In the first place, the fact that marihuana smoking it illegal might make it rather difficult to gather the neces­ sary statistical data. The marihuana smokers I have known were hardly the types who would come forth and volunteer information about their habits. And if you caught them a t it, they wouldn’t admit it. Assume, however, that such a survey were possible and that it established a definite link between marihuana smoking and cancer. Would this cause anyone to give up marihuana T I doubt It. The marihuana smokers I have known were hardly the types who would worry about a thing like that. In fact, they didn’t seem to worry much about anything. Which ia one of the reasone why they smoked marihuana. Ib is brings us to a third consideration. What would happen if it were established that marihuana smoking does not cause cancerT Would that not tempt ma­ ny tobacco smokers to switch to murihuana? I imagine that marihuana peddlers would seek to en­ courage the trend by bring out filter tip reefers, men­ thol-flavored reefers with a hint of mint. "Don't be helf safe," they would croon. "He really safe with reefers. Come all Uie way up to the my­ stic magic of marihuana." If marihuana smuggling is a problem now, think what it would be like under those conditions. It might lie bet­ ter for the customs burvaj to leave bad enough alone. cry for reform was loud. There is no sign of real re­ form on the 11*04 horlson. But, a t least in the approprlatiens field, there is a sharp change of mood and a new aente of purpose. Two appropriations bills, governing the Interior De­ partment and the District of Columbia, already have been hanged out of the House Ap­ propriations Committee, Hy the time this appears, another 1)111, covering Treasury and I’ost Office, probably will be reported. Four other major money bills, including the one for defense, are nearing this stage and should be ready for reporting soon a f t e r the Easter recess. House committee officials say this first wuve cf appro priatlona mensurra is right on schedule that, hopefully would biinf out the last hill on foreign aid by June 5. A similarly stiff schedule is being kept thus far in the Senate There, of course, the natural threat to a steady pace Is tiia prospect of a pro­ tracted civil rlghta debate. Should tlic 1U04 schedules somehew be maintained, both h o u s e s might sweep the boards clean of approprla tions bills by the time Re­ publican* gather in Han Fran­ cisco July HI for their nutlun al convention. Says a Senate official wist fully; ‘Ws might get a sum mer vacation for the first time in years." Ijist year the final money measures did not clear Con­ gress until Dee. Hi and 21. Fcr a tine it ap|>enred they would go over into 1904. June 30 ia supposed to lie the deadline for these bills, alnre the new fiscal year ■tarts July 1 and the money should l>e available then. Con greas hai not met that deuil line for years. Hut tire delays of 1903 were the final embar­ rassment. When critics shouted that Congresl hml become a “readblcck to needed legislation," tST, 1935 iN iU R A M C r A T A LUKE 7&V//V -s tip z r,T jz fta z 114 Bo. P hoco P a ln u tte FA 2-08*4 & Letters Longwood Asks For Gas Funds E V E R Y T H iM fo rH O M E Rescue Workers, Planes On Job Sanford Furniture Co. DRI VE I N. . . SAVE IN OUR C O MP L E T E AUT O SERVI CE D E P A R T ME N T CHUCKHOLESPECIAL Front End THIS WEEK IT COSTS YOU Alignment and ■ ■ rum Brake Adjustment C w *> Any U.S. car T 4 SPRINGMOTORTUNE-UP WEEK IT COSTS YOI# SHOCKS MUFFLERS Our nperts will g«tridTHIS o t _ _ bftiaafi t h a t winter tluu'ihntss d^ L $Q95 your c ar *Q ™ # Installed ■ ■ M oat Car* wawa com S T O P I N. . . 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DEAR AnnY: Will you n prime subject for major please Rive a couple of ooor Is it just big talk, or is news sprcials. Flist it was this series we leave you to am 12 years old and I have *ap» aomo Information? I this what llnclc Sam offers NIlU's ‘‘.Sunday" hour. Now, figure out. Guest stars in­ a paper route. I earn my believe there must be hun­ our 17-year-old sons whom just * few d*ya later, CBS clude Jane Wyatt and Mark own money and think I dred* of people in our shoe*. we have given permission gets into the act. Even if you Goddard. It could have used should be able to do what We have been livini toto Join the service? Hsd we saw the NI1C show, don’t miss the late Ed lirophy. 1 want with it. 1 want a Rcther since 1911. We do not known this could happen, we this one. The Viet Nam sit­ Old P.M. ARC. Hen Casey. belong to a church because motor scooter but my par­ would not have signed for uation is such a middle that "Make Me the First Ameri­ we do not feel we are wnrents are against it. I could him. What is the truth every little bit of clarification can." Unless you're a real fan thy of coin* to church. Yes, buy one for 190 and I al­ shout this situation, Mis* helps. Charles Colllngwnnd of brain aurgery, the hast we do have children. Ahby, ready have most of the Abhy? did s lot of trnvrling round­ thing about this episode Is the we want to get married and money saved, but they won't ONE ROY'S MOTHER ing up mnterlnl for this hour casting. Frank Dekova, who’s live right and, after all let me buy one because I DEAR MOTHER: I am and he has succeeded in ob­ played so many TV indlana these years, we don't Know am not old enough to get a advisee) that malt bever­ taining some excellent film ha could have wiped out Cus­ where to turn except to you. ages above 3.2 per cent license yet. Don't you think and verbal coverage on the ter alnglehanded, plays a Is there a state that doesn't I should be able to buy one alcohol are NOT sold on the military and political chaos. I stubborn Indian Chief, whose require a three-day waltlnr the military reservation and Just to ride around the dirt Included nre interviews with {dying wish is to leave his period? We couldn’t be mar­ roads? I need someone to that 3.2 beer Is NOT sold to ried too near here as we anyone under 18'i years of Ambassador Henry C a b o t money to his missing son. Ma­ stick up for me. are very well-known, (iod WANTS A MOTOR SCOO­ age. In doubtful rases I D. Lodge and MaDamc Ngo Uinh rio Alcalde appears as the son and, just to keep things bless you, Ahby, if you can cards are required. Twenty- Nbu. TER 7:309 P.M N’HC. The Vir­ fair and equal, Rodd Red­ help us. one la the minimum legal DEAR WANTS: It doesn't SINNERS drinking age in most states ginian. "The Secret of Bryn- wing, a real Indian, playa an matter if you ran afford a DEAR SINNERS: The Cadillac. Your parent*' per­ uniform or no uniform. It mar Hall." (Color). Remem­ Indian. H u r t Hrinckerhoff very fact that you arc trou­ mission is more Important takes two to violate the ber "Thn Cat and the Can­ gives another of hla typically bled by the way you have than the money. Listen to system—the seller AND the ary" and "Ten Little Indi­ sensitive performances ns a ans 7” This episode is from patient w-ith major problems been living proves that you them, son, and you'll never buyer. the same srhool, but it flunk­ of the head. • * » are worthy of going to regret It. 9:30-10 P.M. cnR. The Bev­ • ♦ • church. A church is not a Get It off your chest. For ed. -Aetually ita's a western museum for saints—it's a a personal unpublished re­ counterpart of the "It" movie erly Hillbillies. Ib e plot is as DEAR ARRY: When our hospital for sinners, Go to son got off the chartered ply, write to ARRY, Box myateriea of the thirties. If old as the hills, hut leave it a clergyman, whether you hits from Fort Leonard 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif. belong to a church now nr Enclose a stamped, self ad­ Wood to start his first leave not, and let him chart your dressed envelope. since enlisting In the Army, • • • course. You will be amaicd I smelled spirits on his at how easily you can legal­ breath for the first time. For Abby’s booklet, "How 11:28 (8) T h e a t e r o f tho Stars ize your union quietly, with­ While home, he casually To Have A Lovely Wed­ WEDNESDAY I*. M. 11 ao <21 J o h n n y Carton out publicity. Good luck. remarked, "The new re ­ ding." send SO rents In Ah(C olor) 1:00 (2) New pen ce • * • (9) Movla by, Box 3385, Beverly Hills, cruit* go over to the PX at <:> N ew s, .-irons. W e a ­ ther night, have a few beers and Calif. DEAR ABDY: My parents THURSDAY A. M. (9) New elln* «:10 t o I'll ( Hporta 8:00 <3) rtlun On TELEVISION JJacoby O n(Biddy# The letters in Arch stand for Analyze the lead; Re­ view the bidding, Count win­ ners and losers, How can tha contract be made? West opens the ten of dia­ monds against your six notrump contract and your first analysia of thu trad is that It is top of a doubleton. In that ease, you ran win with your nen or queen, go over to dummy and finessit your nine spot. If this finesse works you can count 12 winners con­ sisting of the ares and kinga of spades and lieurta plus four tricks In rnrh minor suit. Further analysia remind* you that a good player is Dot likely to mate a run mat lead against a no-trump U)st TV RENTAL • Service Seminole TV t V K.0 ♦ K0S4 ♦ QJDO WEST KART AQJ7I A43 0 10 0 T 4 I 3 ♦ J1007 4 32 ♦ 34 2 *703 BOUT1I (D) ♦ AKBS »AJ« ♦ AQfl ♦ A K 10 North and South rntnerabla Sooth West North (Cast 2 N.T. rasa 6N.T. P«*a Pass rasa Opening lead—# I t slain. Hence, you decide that West might have led the ten from a jack-ten combination. You go back to counting winners nml you see only 11 for aura. You can get the Jh# Working women wcio ask­ ed recently to face their own ■liortrnmings—not by a man, but by another winking wo­ man. When Mrs. Ray Kelsling of Memphis, Term., appeared be­ fore a group of business and professional women to discuss tire "Image of lire Worklttg Woman," she let her sisters Iravs a double-barreled blast. "Working women," ihe said, "too often shirk responsibil­ ity and nra clockwatcher* and comptainera." • Hales NORTH ♦ 1005 Ho far as I know, Mrs. Kelsling didn't separata work­ ing women Into age groups. Rut from my observation It ■cams that there arc far mora shirkers of responsibil­ ity, clockwatchers, complaina rt (as well ae gum chewera, alow movers, and tukeit-or-lcuve-lt types) among the very yuung than among tbs middle-aged and older group of working women. Maybe this Is partly lie- Hungary Premier Welcomes Nikita BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) —Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev arrived Tuesday for talk* with Premier Janos Kadar which may lead tn a major new move against Communist China. Khrushchev wss welcomed ’i n * n r a t iiih s iia y with bsnuvr* and flags w the C A H t.U A u i - A a a M i c e streets where Soviet tanks Vila A l l i o o crushed the Hungarian reM s - M V S I * I.OVKS" more than seven years ago. D rhhle l i s t a n te s — I nlnr It was his fourth visit since 1*1us A t Siza H a i r - M H O ' S HOT T i l 1C Ihe 1056 rebellion. ACTIO V Thousands of Hungarians llra a M ania heard Khrushchev say in a l . a a a T i i r a r r — I n ln r speech of greeting that be considered his trip "more Ilian jusl a friendship viiil." "Our current visit will en­ STARTS F ill. able tit to continue our talks, WALT DISNEY'S which started so successfully "A TIGER WALKS" last summer in Moscow," lie told Kadar. Communist China attacked Khrushchev in a long articl* limed to coincide with till official visit here. The attark NOW thru T ill IIS. was seen as an attempt to force a formal break In tics Shows At 1:00 • 3:00 and In put tin- blame for it 3:00 • 7:00 • 0:00 on Moscow. 1 V twelfth In any one of three suits. 1:00 <:■) Petty link* You might as well play IS) Oh. I Rptrlal e farm er's oomn clubs and three club S 1 0 <») Th D a u g h te r leads leave you In dummy. (O Tightrope You note that both opponents 1:00 ( 2 ) Kep tuneae I t ) ilev o rly Itll l b i ll l e i bsve followed to those three <») lien Carey club leads and that you now 9.10 IS) Dick Van Dyk e E le v e n t h Hour have a sure thing play for 10:00 <21 <*) D en n y K aye (S) Chen n ln g your contract. News, W ea th er, You lead dummy’s ten of 11:00 <2 ) <St Sports apndes. If Knst plays an hon­ ( I ) New a — M u r p h y Merlin or, you have threa sure 11:10 ( I ) N ew s . W eath er, spade tricks, but East plays flporta low and you do the eame. W rit win* the trick and at this point West is end-pinyeil in three suits. A spade lend gives you three spade tricks. A heart lead give* you three heart tricks and a diamond give* you three dia­ HALLANDALE (UPI) -T h e mond tricks plus the one you I3th running of the Jloo.ooo already have gathered In. Florida Derby is on Gulfstream's program for next Saturday and according to derby watchers the dsy will belong lo Northern Dancer. Tlio three-) car-old Can* cause job* are easier for Ihe dlan fireball dined up with a young to get than for the record-matching sprint for middle-aged, and »o the young seven furlongs Saturday, four don't prize their Jobs as length* in front of Scoundrel, highly. ulto is mentioned as a horse Maybe It Is partly because to worry derby bettor*. (bo young woman la more Other Northern • Dancer likely to have a man on her challengers are Ky. Pioneer, mind, rather than tha Job. Dandy K. and Roman Bro­ And maybe the young wo- ther. mnn'a frequent lark of am­ Jockey Manuel Yca/.a was bition and enthusiasm for alxiard E. P. Taylor's Cana­ her Job results from the fact dian champion when lie that she doesn't really expect matched Airman's Guide's to have to hold It for very Gulfstream run of 1:22 ami long (only until she gets a two-fifth* for the seven fur­ husband, or until her hus­ longs. The rernrd was act on band gets through school or March 30, 1961. gets a promotion). Tha old­ Following the sprint the er woman who has a Job chunky bsy colt worked out probably plans to keep it a full mile under Yeaza. He just a t long as she ran. ate It up In 1:36 (3-5). Anyhow, I'll take the older Yeaza bad a busy day Sat­ employe. urday. He was aboard Cedar Sometimes, I wish I hadn't Key when the native Flori­ —but not often. The older dian returned from Califor­ woman usually concentrates nia to beat out the twit graas on the job at linnd, treats me runners in Hie state and win like a person instead of an the $39,730 Donn Turf Handi­ annoyance, and seems willing cap before a crowd of 20,140. to go tn any amount of trouble to please. Dancer Florida Derby Favorite G o lf F ie ld Humphrey CW A Choice For VP WASHINGTON (UPI) A union pull Indicated Tues­ day that Sen. Hubert Humph­ rey, (D-MInn.), is favored by its member* for the Democra­ tic vice presidential nomina­ tion this year. Tlio { H i l l , taken by the Com­ munications W o r k e r * of America, was published in the CWA New*. It said the pre­ ference for Humphrey waa reflected throughout the coun­ try and was not limited to any region. No figure* were given on the survey of CWA member*. 8th Smash . ^ WHAl ARUROl k 0 2M5 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 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LB 47* SOCIABLES • OZ PKG 41* REG BARS 29* LUXURY BEAUTY SO A P 22 OZ BTL 65* PRAISE SOAP 2 LUXURY BEAUTY SOAP REYNOLDS LB 1 HYDR0X COOKIES NA BISC O CREAM Y PINK LB HIGHLY UNSATU RATID SHORTENING CRISC0 SALVO NA BISC O LARGE FABRIC SOFTENER THE S N O W WHITE SHORTENING DISHES A GLASSW ARE SHINE JOY LIQUID SPIC & SPAN DETERGENT IN A TABLET 3c OFF LABEL • CLEAN TWICE AS FAST WITH A W A SH D A Y M IRACLE 'IVORY LIQUID CLEANSER THAT IA V E S TIME & W O R K -IO c off G IANT ECON ROLL 83* PRAISE SOAP ROTICB o r a t i r THF N EW TOPIC BANK T O * H VVINOS, form erly T i l l : N E W YOltlv S VVIN,IS HANK, a NdW York curp urallon , P lile tlfi • YSJl.A N Y o n s s K L i N and b a r . B a r a a u o e t r . i A s . hi* « k s D efendant* TOl JEAN T. OOSSKI.1N snd I, A III! AIIA U OOSSUUII^ PI* w ife So: D ick son Drlva M a f lc lia , <i«nrgla YOU AN D EAEII O F TOO AHE lir.UHHY N O T IFIE D that s suit hx* ti-rn Lroualit e u s l n s t you by T I IB N EW YOHIC HANK FOIt HAVINOB, fo rm rrly Tho Now York k u v l u g s H ink. ■ ,N*w York co rp o ra tio n , t'UIn ltff, to forcrln** « c r tain m o r la u n e m ore p s r i l c u l »rly d n e r l b e d In lh» r o m p l s t n l lllsd In till* *ull. which M art i t u , e n c u m b e r , th* f o l lo w in g <l.>rrlb*d o ro p rrt), s l l u s t * In F.'ininul* Co u n ty , K iarb is, t o . !dm 4144 FAST, EASY TO USE DETERGENT I. 16, l»6« c p a .ii I.ot 31, Ulock t t , o f E A S T . ii it u o k etinniviH io.N tiNIT No. l. ccco r d ln * to th* 1*1ae th treo f, r«oord*d III f i s t llouk 13. r * v r * i n . II of tho Public l l . o n l a « f Mamlnol* C o u n ty , b l u r - CANTALOUPES 3 ... Mot LAYERCAKE 6% J a n a U pattarao n Aa E i a o u t r l x of raid aatata Tcardl A Dayton l». O Hot »9T Winter Dark, F lorid* Dy hi I-h March *6 A April V wit: PRESH SWEET . PIRST OP THE SEASON f IB SH BARED I " PUDGE | K I D OR PINEAPPLE DOUBLE cliimant. hit ttftnt or attornay, or Ua lima thall t* wold. l> UIAM cur. Yii, iivnt 3 1 Mayonnaise noth b to n tK iiiro ii* TO 4 1.1* im : i l m i > b i i w i y q I I, « M l R o i l II i: M \ .\ II • A l i l l M t r M i l l K»r.%TKi V «i ii and each o f yo u i r * h#r#hy n o 11f I««1 and required to f l U an y claim* and d n n i n d B which yuu, or atther o f you , may h a \ « aualn»t r a i l antat* tr» t h e o fflra o f If«»n. r \ Varn* on Mira. Jr County Judff* o f tisminol* Co u n ty , at hl?» o f f i c e In tha Court H our* la San ford , Merida. w it h in a lt n l r n i l B f montlia from tha tlma o f th# flrat p u b lic a tio n o f thla notice. Each claim or d a m a n ! mu at l»a In w rtln a a n d co n ta in tha plRi'B of rraldcnca and p«*»t of* fira nddrraa of th® c l a i m a n t and ntuit ba aworn to by tha iy t u b r i n r r i T c n r n T TH U S IX T H J I I II C I A I. f i l l . I HIT III' IT.IIIIIIM, IV A XI) i n n * i :v i i m i i u u o i x t y . rto n itiA . HE RS HEY, SNI CKERS. BABY RUTH, MAM'S E T C . MI X' EU UPI PULL PKG. op i t or MAGDALEN* A. DAV7H, PEt'KABro LUNCHEON MEAT M IIC K A N TS ORIKN S T A R K r.M i T K amt for oth*r t r l l . f , and f . ' l ar* r«'iulr«d to III* t o u r Ani v i r tu n l l Cuniiilalut w lili lb s Clark o f lb * a b o v * s t y l e d Cuurt en d to **rv* a co p y i|i»r*o f on I’l a l n l l f r a A t to r net *. ItOkKNfUtllKl, lt<>8FNIIE lia A H E Ik U A N . I0U3 A i n . ■ley b u ildin g . Alleinl * 1, F l o r ­ id*. not l a t e r t h a a tb* 34ty day of April, 1»««, In default of which .eld Complaint wilt ba laktn a* conftated by /uu. HATCH, at tianford . Klafhta, tbla M r* d a y o f M e r c k / l l ( i . (SUAE) A rth u r H. B eck w/*b, Jr* C la rk o f th* c i r u / i t C o u rt— Hyi M a rth a T. yTUileu D e p u t y Clerk R O h K N llK nO , n o r f N U E I U * * RCIFMAN M Um l I t . F l o _ 2 K2 41* / loot A i n . ley Ui/dlag. Vubll.h M ercfFi* . It. H i t . C M -M * • April t, �‘ I w iI*M8*‘ L ~V" •:yr VIDE GLANCES By Galbraith OUR BOARDING HOUSE Paffe 4-B—April 1, 1064 amtori fm a vean . pictu re sour Rich > BOOK OH M MEMORY “ YGJ SAVE < M e n ,a n attract * M E/ the Bu s i n e s s W - H J ! I W ARN M3U!I TWIS B E T T E R N OT BE A N A P R IL POOL 1 O’ BESIDES. ONE SWAMP IS E N O U G H *.., - OUT OUR WAY ■<2 & € '? + y Z c£> Td Ilk* aomsthlnr In a cha*r card for t woman who ean't find a thing that looka daoant on hart" By Kate Osann T IZ Z Y W B E FO R E W EW B JE **HIH MARRIED, I REMEMBER HOW YOU USED TO ■ SW E EP ME O FF M V FEETI 'S1H e V hA IP P|W . ^ 1 r^ A S H u S fP IM EACH ,|WbM3hal*toWma* TVC CCVRB-LP OUR ANCESTORS v t» • / . HOWO£> WILL IHAVC TO B6 BBRX3B I CAN UNDERSTAND VU3M04? Bl w ro te th la n o te to ram lnd m a to e laan m y bulfatln board* b u t th a ro d o a a n t aaam to bo a n v room fo r HI" 1 I* i f ii A K U io iS ro I k o t J)KLDCK By Dick Turner CARNIVAL I H a/-/ nvivm>.m.v*i<»eiiv MIMOIAUB, EH? O f ^ _____________________ 3 MV SORP1 H* T WO-THKU NO FAULT OP M» SKINNED VOU ) OWN, HE COULDMT CASH IT. THAT WAS MORS THAN * I HAD W THE BANK! “ 'You wara right about Jimmy baing too young to go steady, Dad. Ha doesn't have a driving license and doaant intend to gat ona yet!" 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BR O A D T and MART E. BROADT, l / k / a MART E L I ­ SABE TH BROADT. b l* wlf*, and JA M E S T R O T TE R a n d -----TROTTER, bl* wlfa. D efen d an ts T o n e * o r * c i t it MORTGAGE rO R K C L O lC d S I TOi JA M E S TRO T T E R *nd — — TR OTTER, bl* wlf*. w h o a , raaldanea to A t l a n ­ ta. O a a r a l v and w h«a* Hat knew* a d d ra ia I* 2321 S p r ln e d a H Road. BW, A tla n ta . Gaorfta. TOU A R E H E R E B T NOT7TIED t h a t a Com pla int to fortcloaa a err ta in m o r t» a * a •n eu m b a rin * th* f e l t o w l n g d ta eribad raal proprrty. t o -w l t : LOT T H I R T E E N <II) o t ■ ANLANDO E B T A T E P. S tm ln o l* County . Florida, a c c o r d in g to P la t t h e reo f reco rded In P la t Book 12. P a g * IS. P u b lic Racorda o f Bam lnoU County, F lr rlda. T o g eth er w i t h t h * f o l l o w i n g Improvamanta: 1 . tva.tom atlo Hot F »tar lla a ta r — B No. A - l t - l » - R Raising C ash A caoss ru n VITTH J T D tC IA L C ld C tlT F l o r i d a i* atd rom (EMITOLR rO C A T T . CHATCERT TO. I d a I. 8. GLEASON. JR.. ** Adminletrstor o f V etera n * A ffa irs, * n Officer • ( tha U n ite d S ta t s * o t America, P la i n t i f f , *r SHORT RIBS 1 ----- fold S Get a government Legal Notice n o "Coma now. Mr. Van Winkla, th* guarantaa waa far aix months. Thla modal hasn’t baan mada for TWENTY yaarsP _«AAHf if t w a i t s A. RASIPSMT H e B S . / PERHAPS r p MAKE SHORT --------------- MUKAL OP TIP FUSHT WTO IN COP ClRClf* AS A BOVPTi IN TW BONBRV v NlOLJU PMICWL'L OQ3PIL UISHON.OK MS BIO HUPS* N NICKS BAR ACJCOSr w STRUT. rolled game* of 214. 184. and 238. and 218 for a 854 toUl. LEISURE// I John look four game* from "— r r — hi* opponent Don Dorman who rolled a 683 total. John is now riding in first place with a 39-point lead over hia closeJt competitor and ala* averaging a cool 193. In the other league action, I George Swann was the only other man to take all four games from his oppooent as b« rolled a 739 total against A. H. Ray who had hi* trou­ bles and could get only a 556 total. Phil Roche took thre* wini in hia match from Johnait Jonci. Phil was a 711 total against Jchnnie’s 621 total W. A. Warn rolled a 726 total to take three w'.ru from Ger­ ald Behrens who cams out with a 652. Rich Murphy also took three wins from hia op­ ponent, Ed Callan. Rich rollad a 776 total to Ed’s 726. Jack Kanncr and Jim Altman u rn s out with an even split with two wins and two losses each. Jack rolled a 767 total to Jim'* 696. Gordon Honey­ cutt and Bob Gatlin rolled a dose match to com* out with a two-win and two-losa aateb. Gordon rolled a 700 iven total and Bob bad a 680. Tha following three bow­ lers have rolled their scores tgainst the opponents who vero out ot town and will lav* to roll against their icorea latter. Harry Pentaeost rolled a nice 780 total (ad hia opponent James Ku*dcld will roll against that total. Pet* PeUraen rolled a 127 total and his opponent n s John Spoliki. Floyd Mar­ in rolled a 687 total and hi# ipponent waa Bill Howard who Us to roll later for hia total. Those men rolling 200 games fcia week were John Wright kading the way with 314. ns and 236, followed by Seorge Swann with two fames 203 and 208, Bob GtM Aria with 221, Rich Murphy 192 and Jack Wanner also had i games over the 200 mark vith hi* 206 and 217, Pete Petersen rolled a 306 game, 1™ — » tnd Harry Pentecoat had two sire games over the 300 mark with a pair of 211 games. AOBQUATB FO R M V SCANTY A , v ic r l d / THINGS CEPTAINLY CHANGE AFTER PEOPLE G E T MARRIED Wright Rolls 854 Series LOCK AT ITTHIS /FRIENDS ON VOOPcabin WE PROPOSITION WAV. COLONEL—- [ CRUISER AS1WEY ROUND — h a k - k a f f .'-** NOLI'lfB not THE B e n d OF SCENIC V UNFORTUNATELY is AMBLIN’ON SWAMPY RlVfiR AND EVE- r MV ANCESTRAL L**t week John fthe bomb) UNDEVELOPED BALL NOuR CHATEAU ENGLISH ESTATE -AND. YOU'RE Wright « i gtUl tearing tha vi o « T m& first time / IN S U S S E X NEAR DISCOVERIN' A THEY'LL FLIP/ B O O N O R R C O IS lanes up at Je t Lane*, a* he RETREAT PROS! IS A tO R S T H A N L At l a s t * s fin ish ed tha- a /M Y WORD,GENTLE <_ _ 47 English i dd Noes (cook, term) dd Cobra s m <v*r.) I I Paper wri, b e s t X WILL BE BONK A WWIB. TAKE 6 0 0 0 OWE OP HERO. 1 - M art ha W a s h l n t t o n Oven—* No. O A - m - I O 1 - M on o g ra m W a ll H#at*e — ■ No. 41 -R-D E t - V ic t o r L u s t t r l l n t K i t chan E x h a u s t Tan w i t h Hood 2 - N u tono Hratar* has barn file d a g a i n . t yo u In Iha above . t r i a d suit, th* .h u rt t ill* o f w bloh Is J. *• Gl*aeon, Jr., aa A d m in is tra to r o f V t t arana A ffa irs , a a O fficer o f Iha U n ite d S t a l e r o f Am erica, P la in tiff, vereue. S am uel P. Eroadr. a / k / a B. P. Broady and Mary E. B r o a dy a / k / a Mary E lis a b eth Broady. hi* wlf*, *ntf Jam a* T r o tter and — — T r o tter, kl* w if e . D efen d a n t * and yo u nr* required to •o rv* a co py o f your A n sw er • r o th e r p le a d i n g to th# C om ­ plaint o a P la in t iff 's A tto rney. Mack N. Clev eland, Jr., a u l l o ( U Banford A tla n tic Na tio na l Bank Building. Sanford, F lo r Ida. an d (II* th* orig in a l A n ­ sw e r o r o t h e r p la a d ln g In th# o f f i c e o f th* Clerk o f th* Clreu lt Court on or b efo re th# l e t d a y o f May. A. D. 1M«. If yo u fall to do ao. a deer*# pro ro n ftea o w ill be ta ken a g a i n s t you for lb # rallaf dalanded tn th* Complaint. Thto N o lle * sh a ll b* p u b li s h . *d one* a w e a k for four ed n•arut-tv* w e e k * In Th# g a n ford H tra ld , a n ew spa p er c l r rulatad In f a m l n o l # C ou n ty , Florida. Datod thla ("th dag of March. A. D t i l l . (S E A L ) Art hur H B e ck w ith . Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court B y; M artha T. Vlhlan D. C. _ Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and HarelB F. J o h n so n Atto rn ey * a t Law F. O. D r a w e r Z Sanford. F lorida P u b lish A p ril L I. 1*. 22. >**4 CDT-4 ( | < * 4 �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & round 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction «. Transportation 6. Food From Sanford Exchange 8. For Rent 8A Special Notlcaa 7. Business Rental* 8. Reach Rentala For Sale or Rant From Seminole County ?• 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For 8*!e 18. Mortgage Loana NOT LONG DISTANCE 14. Insurance Phone Classified 322-5612 425-5938 Office 204 W. First 15* S e lf le s s O p p o rtu n ity 16. 17. RESPONSIBILITY: Th* Herald * tn 101 M r» 18. aponilble for mora than aa* 19. t. Not leas • Personal* Income Tax Retumi. Lamar Williams, Five Point*. Ph. 322-7843. Stir ftanfnrb SWEETIE PIE VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS - SALES ALL MAKES Phone 822-2282 8. Education • Instruction Baton and Strutting lessons. Group or private. Phone 322-3442 alter S p. m. It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. a n u h eu .be “ APRIL FOOLl" 6. For R o s t 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath, 317 S. Park Ave. Furnished home on lake. South side of Lake Jetiup. Phase 3*5-3104 I BR Unfurn. house. Crystal Lake Ave. k 4th St. Ph. 322-4066 or 322-G271. 1 BR furn. Duplex. Util. lncl. 3 BR House, Liv., Din. Rm., $60. mo. 322 6658. Kit., Utility Rm., Carport. Nice, roomy turn. 2 Udrm. No pcti. Ph. 322-7114. apt. Tiled Batii, 1700 Mag nolia. 322-3951 or 2296. Furn. Apt. 2300 McllonviUe. STOREROOM, or office, on Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. 1st. St„ near 2 free park­ Legal Notice ing lota. Inquire, Manuel W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Jacobaon'a Dept. Store. IN ro rx T T jc n a R 's c o u r t , Rooms private baths, 114 • KHIVOI.K COUNTT, FLOR­ W. First St. IDA. 2 BR Furn. house. 118 W. F ll# >#. KB! 19th St. $85 mo. Vacant FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie RATATK OF ADEI.E F. FOX. Apr. 1st. No pets. 322-2909. Cowan. 322 4013. DECEASED NOTICR TO CREDITORS UNFURN. 2 BR, kit. eiec. LAKE MARY, 2 UR. Unfurn. TO ALL PEIKHIXB H IV * equip. $50 mo. 2482 Orange house, kit. equipt. $75. l.NO CLAIRS OH IIRMANDI AO K N IT SAID KXTATKl Ave. Ph. 322-8630 after 6 Avail. April 2. Ph. 322-0184. Tou and #ach o f you ar* p. m. h . r . h r notified ahd require* Unfurn. 2 BR. house. 2418 f« fll# #ny claim* and demand* Local automobiie dealer* of­ Orange Ave. Ph. 322 0274. which you or eit h e r o f you, may have again*: #ald »«tat# fer their best buyi In Herald In ih# o f fi c e of lion. C. Yarn* classified display ada. Modern CB, 3 UR, life Baths, on Mil*. Co u n ly J u d g e *f Kit. equipt. Interior netiy Seminal* Caunly. at hla gffle# p a i n t e d . $100. 668-4023. In Ih* Court Hnua# In Hanford, Legal Notice Florida, within #lx calendar Please do not call Friday month# from Ih# tlm# o f Ih# nltei or Saturdays. ffrat publication o f (hi* nolle#. IN T i l s : UlltU U IT COI ItT OF Each claim or demand m u tt ha In writing and co ntain the p l i c a of r t i l d t a c # and po#t • f f l t t addra#* o f th# cla im a nt and m utt b* g w n m to by th* claimant, hi* a g e n t or allor* nay, or th# #am# #h*11 b# void. FLORIDA N A T I O N A L RANK AT ORLANDO Ryt F T. Tlneley, Jr., Vlc».|*r#»ld#n( and Trual Officer A# Adm inistrat or o f oald ••tat# Publl#h March IS A April 1, CDH-50 1. II. U K . [ TI IH C IH C flT COl'RT, CDB7« INTH JU DICIA L ClltCI’IT IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF r FLORIDA IN AND FOR TH E NINTH JUDICIA L CIR­ OMINOLR COUNTT. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMI­ aANCKRT no. iaa*» NOLE COUNTV, FLORID A. IORTOAMR FORRCLOet'RB c i i A x r . n r n o . i s m i IHBT FEDERAL HAVINOI F KPERAt. NATIO SAt, MORTS'D I / ) A N ASSOCIATION Of OAOE ASSOCIATION, a corCMINOLB COUNTT. a aor. poratlon, F ta l a l l f f , , * U#“ FlalntifL aFRANKLIN W IL LIAM S gad O. COOK and w if e , EUN1CB CAROLYN B. WILLIAMS, hla . COOK, al al, wlf*. Dafandanta Dafandanta. N o n c n o f BfiT NOTICR OF SUIT IN KB BTATB OF FLORIDA TOi MOIlTOAflB FORECLOSURE E. O. Cook and wife. TOi Franklin W illiam * E u n ice IV. Cork K «.l d.nc* U n k n o w n r#r*Iyn E. W illia m * R o u te 1. Rn* **"Matthew a. North Carolina fUtldenc# U n k n o w n Tou, and each o f yo u, ira Tou. Dafandanta, ar* h er e irtby n otified that ault h u by notified that a co m p la in t an filed a i a l n a t you In Ike | o forerlo## a certa in m o r t ­ reu lb Court of Seminole g a g e on the f o l lo w in g detcrlb* iunty. Flo rid a. In Chancery, •d property, e lt u g le . l y i n g and l ab b reviated title o f which brin g In Bemlnel* Caunty. P IR S T F E D E R A L BAVINOI Florida, t o . w i t : VD IA3AN ASSOCIATION OF Lot I. Block H. SUNLAND ESTATES. Am ended Plat, :UtN OLK COUNTT. a car. according to a plat t h e r e ­ -ration, r l a l n t l f f , va. E. 0. of. recorded In P la t Book JOK and w ife. EUNICE W. )OK, at al. Dafandanta. the 17. !’. * * • l A J, Of th* public Record# o f S e m i ­ -lure o f paid anil b e in g a nole County, Florida. It ta forarlaaa that eartala o r t r a a * dated J a n u a ry II, Together with One UK ran ge. E ie c tr le k (C and of raconi In Official model <0181WH. Serial TS■cord* Rook 171. I’««a 111, 001J#7Ii one D u o -T h erm mlnol# Counly Public Re. heat-r, model 111*1, Serial rda. aneuntbarlnn the follow, UIE71: on* Vict or Clim ax n daacrlhad real properly, kitchen e x h a u . t fan. no *w It* model or aerial number; The South 1I» faat "f Lot ten Ven etian blind*, m a u l 1. Block I. o t PEARL manufactured by S en k a rlk L A K E HEIOIITS. Seminal# i l l . . . A I'alnt Company. Cou nty. Florida, according Hanford. Flo rid a, no m o ­ to I’lat thereof recorded la del or aerial number; p la t llook I, pane JO at the Public Record! i f hae been filed e g a l n » t you In Bemlnol# County. Flo:Ida, (he above #tyled eu ll and yo u id yo u are hereby required are required to aerve a co py file your anawer In aald o f your Anew er or P le a d in g ,H w ith the und.ralSM d to the Complelnt on P la l n t l fC i rrk of la id Court nod ta attorney, JO SEPH M. MUR* rva a cop y thereof upon the a s k m . I*. O. llo* 111. Fern laln tlffe atto rney. wbuee Park. Florida, and fll* the and a d d rta . appear be. original Anew er or P le a d in g w. on or before the loth Jn the o ffice o f the Clerk of ly o f April. U M . »"d In d | . • he Circuit Court on or b e ­ ull thereof Decree Pro C M . fore the l« th d e y o f April. • to will be entered agalnM t l ( < If you fell to do ao, a decree pro ronfeeeu w i l l be W IT NESS m y band and of. take n axalnet you for th* re* rial aval at the Cou nly Court. lief demanded In th* Coroiuaa. Sanford. S em inole t oua. , Florida, thla 1( , , > •• 1,1,1 WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial .# •! o f o f f i c e a t Saa tard. arch. l * H . geminola County. Ibla U i h day Arthur II B e ik w l l h . J r , j f March , U K . Clark «> Circuit c o u r t U E Arthur H. I le ck w llh . J r , Hy: Sandra S. Johnaon, c l e r k o f Circu it Court D. C. Ity: Sandra 8. Jobneon. . i m p If ilnhoDer and Loaan JOSEPH M M U lU a g O ttoraay e • • w v Atterney a t L*W o . B o l IK * r o Rea i : i in ford, r i a r i j a pern Perk. F lorida H orary for JNejailff publleh Mar. U. H * April ,- n t h jia rch U * April i. I. I. UK. li. n i l . j» -V 2 BR, 1 Bath. Convenient $ 85 2 BR, 1 Bath, Lg. Fla. Rm. $105 3 BR, 1 Dath $ 90 3 BR, 1 Bath, Lakcfront $113 5 BR, l i t Bath, Park Ridge $135 S BR, 2 Bath, Deltona $125 S BR, 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $110 4 OR, 2 Bath. Loch Arbor $150 STEM PER AGENCY 1919 So. French 322-4991 Cl'*-** TIIK NINTH J U n i U l A I . ( l i t . UUIT, IN AN D r o n BF-NIn o l u c n r N T v , r m a in a e s m a a r n o . taker DIVORCE JOHN P AUL FOX. J R . P la in tiff. v*. IIKTTT J A N E FOX. D efendant. N O T i r r O F Ft'Rl.lrAT IO.N To: B E TT T J A N E TOX 4 Monroe S tr eet S ilv er Creek, N e w Tork To u are ordered to appear and a n ew er In pereon, or by a tto rn ey , to a Complaint h e r e ­ in file d ag a ln a t y o u In Cir­ cuit Court o f S em in o le C o u n ­ ty, Flo rid a, on or b tfo r* the 10th d ey o f April, list, the • am * b a l n g a ault far d i v o r c e A lh arw la* a Dear** Fro c « n f e i t o w ill h t e n t e r e d a g a i n # : y o u f o r f a i l u r e lo a p p e a r a n d • n#w#r aa req u ires fey law. W IT NESS m y k a a d Sad o f ft elal goal thla U t b d a y o f March. U K . (CIRCUIT CO URT BEAL) Arth u r H. Ba c k w lth . Jr., Clark o f th* c i r c u i t Court S tm ln o la C o unty Courth o u ta Sanford . F lo r id a By: Handra H. Jdfeneon D ep u ty Clerk F E L D E R AND RKTTINOHAUS Attorn ey# at L a w 119 South K n o w la a A ven u e I’oat O ffice D o t U l l Winter Uark. F lo rid a Puhllah March 11. 11 * April 1. I. U K . ens-u 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt. bath and shower, suitabta for couple or single person or retired. All utili­ ties Included In rent. Ideal­ ly located on First St., with­ in 1 block of 2 free parking lots and shopping center. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store, 21$ E. First St. Gar. apL 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 54:30. RENT A BED RoPaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Weak, or Month Ph. T k 14181 111 W. l i t SL CARROLL'S FURNITURE 9. For Balk or Rent 4 BR Cottage, furn., 1315 Douglas, $05., 2 BR furn. apt. $60, SIT E. 25th. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e n I n g a 322-1597. 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. Inquire 117 Catalina Drive. BARRY’S WORLD Residential k Commercial In­ PERMANENT SPECIAL! come property for sale or Our Budget Wave Now $6 95 THE TIME TESTED FIRM trade. Near Shopping Can­ Ace Beauty Salon, 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 ter. Ph. 322-3533. Mayfair Hotel Phone 122-8525 Nice 5 BR home, offera In­ ATTENTION REALTORS: come, invest. $6,930. 322-5689. Beautiful 3 BR., 2 bath lake- HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK front home. Large lot. Pric­ Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also 2 BR. Home. Study, 11$ avanlngs. 3 Senior etylista. ed to lell. Ph. 321-6721. Baths, Urge Family Rm. In 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. good neighborhood; includ­ LAKE MARY, New 2 BR, ing ateva, refrig., room air* nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile Special By Popular Dcmnnd conditioner, washing m a­ bath, aet-ln grove. New low Our Budget Wavo Bpee. $6.95 chine A rugs. Really ter­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop price. Owner. 322-6659. rific buyl Monthly pay316 Palmetto Ave. 822-0834 menu $83.10. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? 25. Plumblnp Services KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, WANT A NEW PLACE? Inc. TRAILER TOO SMALL? PLUMBING FA 2-8074 LET US HELP YOU ALL! Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES APRIL FOOLl R. L. HARVEY No, This la for real. 2 furn­ TRADE YOUR TRAILER FOR A NEW HOME IN 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ished apU. and 1 two-bedmom Home, furbished and CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 27. Special Service* A Limited Number of close in. Total income $140 Trailers ncing Taken On month. Approx. $3,500 Down, Plano Tuning and Repair Trade On $4,800 Balance on mort­ H. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 3 A 4 BEDROOM HOMES gage a t $40 monthly. Call Mr. Leatherbury at P art time Carpenter Repairs. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Small Jobs. Expert A Guar­ 322-2744 3224457 for Appointment anteed workmanship. Ph. Between 1 and 5 Daily 322-7806. LONGWOOD AREA BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 Bath FHA—36 Yr. Mortgages Home in Ravenna Park. A PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, NO CLOSING COSTS and all types Home Repairs. real buyi Owner 333-0648. Small Down PaymenU All Work Guaranteed HOMES FROM $ 12,500 3 BR., H i bath home. AaA. J. ADCOCK Live Cheaper Than Rent aume payments. 322-5455, General Contractor 322-8556 By Nadine Seltzer S t Johns Realty Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Help Wanted 4. Transportation Situation! Wanted 88. Furniture Legal Notice 34. Articles Tor Sale 84*A Swap or Exchange n t u b c t a r r r r r o r n r . N 85. Articles Wanted t x n FOR MCMIXOI.H COtJX# S6. Automobiles • Trucks t v . r i .o m n t . r H A ic iR r >o. i 36*A Autos Wanted F in e r f e d k iia i , bavinos A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION Of 87. Boats - Motors ORLANDO, a eorp oratlon , 88. Motorcycles - Scooter* Plaintiff. 89. Trailers - Cabanas va. HKnnEIlT A. MITI.I.tNR i l l 40. Farm Equipment P tftnO eltl. NOTICR o r a i ' I T TOI A f lT H U R C. DIE8INO T i l Cr»tlw«n<t A v t m i t Oaatnrla. North e n r o l l s ! t CAIIOI.TN DIKBINO I' T il C rtttw ood Avrnut Oaatonta, North Carollai T o n i r e h m h r n o tified thlt a ault h i t hern f ile d IKtlMt you In t h i ib o rt m tllltd can##, an d t h a t y o u a re re* q n lm l to f i l e y o u r a n a v ir w i t h tha Clark o f thla Coert a n d to aarva a ro p y therMt upon tha p l a i n t i f f o r plall* tlff'a a tto rn ey#, w hoaa n i n e ' a n d addraaa la Ollaa, Hadrltk ' a Hohlntnn, 101 Kaat Chunk Rtraat, Orlando. Flo rid a, tat l a t a r t h a n April 11. t i l l . If y o u fall to do ao a Decree Pro C o n f a ta o will be ant and a a a l n a t yo u for tha rallaf It* mandad l a tha Com plaint. T i l l a u lt la ta foracloaa a moft. n u t . Tha raal p roperty pre* l e a d e d a f a l n t t la: S ou th IT f e e t o f Lot I and North II fea t o f Lit I. B l o c k A. K K O L ia il E6TATEB. U N IT ONE. m * c o r d ln a to the p la t there­ of, aa recorded In PUt Hook 11. P a a e 1. Publll ftacorda o f Samlnola Coul* (y. Florida. WIT NK RS m y h i n d and U* e t a l of thla Court a t »anfor4, F lo r id a , thin lllh day el March, l i l t . (BEAL) A rt h u r H. B e c k w ith , /f„ Clark I)y: Handra B Johnaon D. C. Ollaa, H ed rick A R o h ln to a 1*9 Eaat Church S tr eet Orlando, F lo rid a A ltu r n a y a for P la i n t i f f P uhllah March II, 11 A April 1, I. U K . April 1, 1964—Page 5-B 12. Rani Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. Heaut.v Salona INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisoni 1311 Palmetto 122-8827 322-7048 Driving to Michigan, leaving Incorrect Iniertlon of your l i 20. B ab y slttere April 7. Deiirc fomeone to and reserves the right to re- 21. Beauty Salona help drive. Will pap ex­ ▼Ha or reject any advertise- 22. Build - Paint - Repair penses, and return bus fare, went from w hit ordered I* 28. Building Material! 510 Palmetto Ave. conform ta tha polielaa of thla 24. Electrical Service* paper. 25. Plumbing Services 6. For Rant CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 26. Radio & Television Tuei., thru Frl. - I P. M. day 27. Special Services Efficiency apt. Furniihed, all before Iniertlon. Mon. • Sat 28. Laundry Service new. Very coxy. Single or 29. Automobile Service couple, too mo. 322 5004. 29A. Auto Accessories DEADLINES Trailer, fum. Ig. cabana. $70. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 30. Machinery • Toole DeWitt'a Trlr. Pk. 322-7498. T o m ., thru Frl. - S F. M. day 31. Poultry - Live stock before iniertlon. Mon. • Sat. 31 A. Pets RENTALS soon. 82. Flowers - Shrubs rilIRCI t.I.A J. MUM.INK. hit wife; ARTirUIl C. DIK8IX0. et ui., et >1., tyralh 11. Real Estate Wanted Country Club Heights Ball-Blair Agency $100 DOWN 3&4 Payton Realty FOUND! LMN Enterprises, Inc. Seminole Realty FHA - VA HOMES Seminole Realty FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty PIANO SVC. & TUN1NO Rebuilding • Refcitlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 - Alter 12 p. m. Need a Painter? 322-3090. Med. Chest type deep freeze. Make offer. Ph. 136-1194. Casselberry. TVs Used. All makes k models. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. APR. SPEC. Je t Whit# House Paint. $395 Gal. Army, Navy Surplus, SanfftM. Shallow well pump, cost $150, will sell (or $65, used 1 yr., good cond. Reynolds Trombone, used 2 mo., cost $200, sell for 4$ price. Ph, 322 6414. , READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estimate* Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe^ steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. j MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 SINGER ROUND BOBBIN MACHIN* (Rental 31acfclne) Reduced 25% Call Singer Representative WX 6600 SELLING OUTI Mahogany Sec'y. Mlsc. furn., kitchen# ware, lare bedspreads, an# Uque settee, Iron stone china. Campbell. 849-3721. For Sale—Used home air-con# dltloner; $75. 2431 Prince# ton Ave. With purchase of Blue Lus# tre, rent Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. Tractor mowing 4# Grading. Call FA 2-7621. SINGER SI.ANT-O-MATIC" Ri-posscsed. Would like re# P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out. sponsible party to take up Large, Small. Call Dob payments of $9 per month 323 0712. on Slant-O-Matic Automatia Zlg Zag Sewing blachine. NEED A PICTURE? Guaranteed, Like New sew­ Call Bill Vincent at ing condition. Call Collect The Sanford Herald 341-9587 evenings or 423I. D. Portraits, Commercial, 0932, Service Discount. Parties A Gathering*, Small or Large. SANFORD CARPETS, LINOLEUM A TILE CO. FAST SERVICE Quality Installations Day 322-2611 - Night 322 0022 137 W. 1st St., Sanford WEI.1.S DRILLED, PUMPS, Free Estimates 323-3241 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS GUNS. New A Used. U r g e All Types and Sizes selection. Will trade, also Wo Repair and Service repair. Tackle sold A re# b T I N E paired. Used boats and mo# Machinery and Supply Co. to n . Osteen Bridge Fish 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Camp A Gun Shop. For FAST TAXI SERVICE call Homer Little at Grey­ Classical-Folk Guitar, with case, new condition. Phone hound Bui Station. 322-1421 322-5320. , or 222-9993. SLANT-O-MATIC SINGER Berryhlll Painting Contractor. Commercial • Industrial • In cabinet. Fully automatic makes hundreds o( designs Residential. Free estimate. Wo Apprcelato Your Busi­ does butlonholci, b 11 n c ness. 322-2287. stitches. With guarantee Like new sewing condition 29. Automobile Service Assume payments of $7 pci mo. Buy locally and be ser viced. Sanford Sawing Ccn ter, 104 S. Park Ave, Phon< Senkarlk Glass and Paint 322-9411. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Company 210 Magnolia Ph. Tk 2-4622 35. ArticleM Wanted AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses V A - FHA Government DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazio floori, elec, heat, air-cond., built-in OE kitchen. $17,000 W. T. Corbclt, Real Eitat*. 668-4791. A TREASURE CHEST FOR YOUR JUNK Huge Attic with dbappearing •(airway—With thii comes a completely furnished 3 Bedroom homa, lg. living room with fireplace, aepa rate dining room, large kit rhen, 2 car Garage on 2 nlca lots. ONLY 111,300. $500 Dawn and $75 per mo. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To maka tha best home buy, ace tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty DcBary Manor Nursing Home Retirement Center X0. Babysitter* FRK12 ESTIMATE Upholstering Is Mattress ren­ Offlse FA 34116 Babysitting n y home 323-9557 ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Baddlng Mfg. Night FA TOM Co., at 70* Celery Ave. INVESTMENT A REALTY 123 070* BABYSITTING in my home. FA 2-2UT. 116 N. PARK AVE. 322 0173 3634 Park Dr. Saaiard, Fla. 322-2274. SO U TH W A RD ( COHEN nADIATOR SHOP WANTED I Citrus fruit. U rg e , or small amounts. Bonded Free Inspection, estimates, Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ pickup, delivery. Recoring field, FA 3-4344 k rcpalri discounted. 211Vi E. 3rd. 322-3443 USED TRUMPET, in good cond. Reasonable. 223-3184. Auto Glass, Top* A Seat Coven WANTED TO BUY & FRANKLIN HALF-DOLLARS 1948-P Pay .75 Each 1B19-PDS Pay .00 Each 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6032 1953-P Pay .75 Each ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1935-P Pay $1.25 Each 1956-P Pay .60 Each 31A. Pcta Call 333 0667 — Bill Shephard Litter English Setter pups for 36. Automobiles • Truck* sale. Ph. 322 9223. ’55 Chevrolet Sta. Wag. la 32. Flower* - Shrub* good shape. $150. Phone ANNUALS — ROSES 322-7839. WOODRUFF’S BUYING A JVEW a r FARM A GARDEN CENTER USED CART 601 Celery Ave — 322 3976 FINANCE IT WITH US BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ 9 Low Intareat Bates kee stock. All other kinds ♦ Low Monthly Payments of Nursery shrubbery and FLORIDA STATE BANK trees. ' ‘37 Plymouth $113. 322-9232. Gray Shadow* Nursery 6 811. 8. on Sanford Ave. toco Rambler, 4-door Crosa Country Sta. Wagon. $650. 33. Furniture 322-6491, 612 Oak. Sell Ui Your Furniture. tfe-Ton Pick-up Truck, 875. Quick Service With the Call 322 8156 after 6 p.m. Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0077. '50 Mercury, RAH, rebuilt cn# glne, good tires, floor shift, Used furniture, appliances, 17. Mai* Help W anted $300. 322-7241. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. TRUCK DRIVER, Local Man, Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 37. Boats • Motor* healthy, married, age 40 55. Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. r Miracle Concrete Co. For the biggest (election of Gateway To The Waterway 10. 8ltuatlonn Wonted nearly new and used furni­ Hobson Sporting Good* Your EV1NRUDB Dealer ture, see Noll'a Furniture DAY WORK. 322-2782. Brokerage la Caaaelberry 304-6 5 E. 1 st Ph. FA 3-SMl Yard work wanted. 322-2572. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 lo 6. 39. Trailers • Cabana* Will care for elderly person WANTED reUabia couple to 1938 Cameo housetraikr, a ' in my home, by day or take ep monthly payments BR. Must tell thla week. week, 326-11*5. eg $12.60 cm I complete Must see to appreciate, f t rooms of . furniture. Call SLIPCOVERS made to Order. 322-6439. & TB 6-1311, Casselberry, col­ Reasonable. Ph. 323-5112. le c t 1100 DOW If: Work wanted. Days. m-70S3. Sewing Machine Operators Needed Jim Hunt Realty "I'm tlr td $nd don't fee/ like cooking tonight. Lot's a n d out for o p in a . $300 DOWN 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home on Rt. 17-92 Turn on Rt. 427 large lot 250 ft. deep, with WILL BUY DIRECT from at Five Points, !$ml. to SR 15 separate dining, newly paint­ Owner a tract of high land ed Inside and out. with adequate Lake front­ $14,500 age. Please state location, sisc, price A tarm i. Address REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd k Park Ave. P. O. Box 1042, Winter Park. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central Phone 322-5011 heat. Payments less than 12. Real Estate For Sale $50 per month. 2 UR, house, Fla. room, kit. BEDROOM HOUSES equipped, Venetian blinds, IMMEDIATE awnings fenced yd. Small OCCUPANCY FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha down payment, $62 mo. 151 Air-Conditioning Optional Country Club Circle. As Low as $350 Down EVERETT A. H A R P E R CRYSTAL LAKE PARK AGENCY. Realtor, Insurer. LOCH ARBOR LAKE MARY FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 3 Uedrooms, 2 balhs, spac­ West on 25th St. and S. P a r k AVf. 322-2364, iousness galore throughout Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 322-2285. entire Home. A Real Bar­ 2 Miles gain at $14,ooo with terms NO MONEY DOWN. Take 322-2744 arranged! existing mortgage on & bed­ ami SWIMMING POOL room, 2 bath. 113 E. Cole­ LAKE WAYMAN It's Truet A Ranch style man Clr, For Info, call HEIGHTS home featuring 3 Bedrooms, 323 0667, LONGWOOD 2 Baths, separate dining South on 17-92 — 0 ml. room, plui large Florida (2 block* Northwest of 402 Colonial Way, Highland Room A double carport, Longwood Plata) fenced swimming pool. For Park, a Wonderful buy in a 2 Bedroom masonry home, only $700 Down. Located In exectlent condition, Florida Loch Arbor. Room, citrus, well, nicely Ph. 838-3911 landscaped. One of San­ 2 BR., 1 BATH ford's best neighborhoods. Price, only $10,650, as low 1901 S. Park 322 3232 Screened porch, Including kit­ a a $350 Dow n with FHA fi­ Nltes: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payments nancing. Exclusive $58.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, a, 8, A 4 BEDROOMS INC. 1. IH . A 2 BATHS 322 8074 1M1 Park Avanue DOWN PAYMENTS FROM FA 2-3232 anytime 909 CATALINA DniVE $100 Two bedroom home with I-ow Monthly Payments 16. Female Help W ant* large rooms, oak floors, kit­ For Complete lnlormatloa chen equipped. Situated on HOUSEWIVES See Or Call Your 3 large terraced lou with Tel. work, your home, up to fruit and ahade trees. Pric­ $30 weekly comm, part tlmo. ed at $12,000, with Terms. Permanent. Write Interna­ SALES BROKER tional Magaaine Service, P. Esduslve with O, Box 6137, Orlando, Fla. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor 2565 Park Dr. 322-3480 Raymond Lundquitt, Alto. FA 2-3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. GREENBRIAR Steady employment in a mo­ Choice lots available In LOCH ARBOR L1V1NO dern alr-condlliooed factory. Oreenbrlar of Loch Arbor Thli modern CB home with Apply in person to AUx of avarlooklng golf ceorae. apseloui living room aepaSanford, Hlway 17-92. Do Custom bulldlnf to yeur rated from the large dining not pbooe. specifications. Oreenbrlar area by a divider whll gives developed by you dining privacy. The 3 KINGSWOOD bedrooms and 3 baths are or RUILDEItS, INC. conveniently arranged to 202 Fairmont Dr. add to your happy home FA 2-6074 life. $430 Down, $90 month including taxes and InaurPOCKET FARM ance. C 114 U BUYI Call 1) if you ar* above average You'll love thla clean, pret­ 322 4991, Stempcr Agency, and capability ty, furnished farmhouse sit­ 2) if you enjoy working dir­ 1919 So. French Ave. ting In the middle of 5 rich ectly with patients cultivated acres of land 3) if you ar* public rela­ near a great fishing lake. tion* minded Give us a ring—it's only a Property Management 10 minute drive. Price If you have these qualities & Sale* Broker $11,500. Some Terms. Phone and good references, De­ Stempcr Agency 1919 8. nary Manor la willing to French Ave. 322-4991. pay accordingly. Offers tor your aalection PRIVACY: Lg. gracloui 2 theie Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 story home, in town, city Bedroom convenience A water. 2100 sq. ft., big screen porch, back util, porch, patio, gar 60 N. 17-92 age. Ideal for children. Ph Dellary, Florida_____ 668-4426 322 9235. 34. Articles For Sale $15 MO? 7 $ # Bed ream CUSTOM WINTER) Comer Lee Phone �I RGLANCES By Galbraith a«aTwi gwja Pape 4-B—April l t 1964 OUR BOARDING HOUSE Wright Rolls 854 Series L i*t week John (the bomb) Wright was still tearing the tinea up at Je t Lanes. a t he rolled garnet of 2U, lgg, and 2M. and 218 for a 854 toUl. John took four gamea from hia opponent Don Dorman who rolled a 685 total. John It now riding in rirst place with a 39-point lead over hia elosest competitor and ala* averaging a cool 193. In the other league action, George Swann was the only other man to take all four gamea from his opponent aa be rolled a 739 total against A. H. Ray who had h it trou­ bles and could get only a 526 total. Phil Roche took three wins in hit match from Johnlie Jones. Phil was a 711 total against Jchnnie's 621 total W. A. Warn rolled a 726 total to take three Mint from Ger* aid Behrens who cam s nut with a 652. Rich Murphy also took three wins from hit op­ ponent, Ed Callan. Rich roll­ ed a 778 total to Ed'a 726. Jack Kanner and Jim Altman came out with an even split with two wins and two losses each. Jack rolled a 767 total to Jim 's 696. Gordon Honey­ cutt and Bob Gatlin rolled l dose match to come out with a two-win and two-loss match. Gordon rolled a 700 even total and Bob bad a 680. The following three bow­ lers have rolled their scores •gainst the opponents who were out at town and will have to roll against their Korea Utter. Harry Peat*cost rolled a nice 760 total sod hia opponent Jam es Kusalcld will roll against that total. Pete Petersen rolled a T27 total and hU opponent was John Spolaki. Floyd Mar­ lin rolled a 687 total and hie ipponent was Bill Howard who lias to roll later for hia total. Those men rolling 200 gamea ftia week were John Wright hading the way with 214, 118 and 338. followed by George Swann with two gamea 202 and 208, Bob Gt> *rie with 221, Rich Murphy 102 and Jack Kanner also had I gamea over the 200 mark with hia 206 and 217, Pete Petersen rolled a 206 game, ind Harry Pentecost had two sice games over the 300 mark with a pair of 21t gamea. Legal Notice w tub c n srrrr c o ra r, SIXTH JU DICIA L C IR C IIT t r FLO RID A IX AX D F O R IE N1XO LE rO C X T T . CHAXCERT KO. 1WT4. 1 B. GLEASON. J R . a s A d m in ­ istrator o f V o t e r a n s A ffa irs , a n Offleer o f tlis U altod autos o f America. P lain tiff, • ia m u e l P. RRO Atrr. a / k / A I. P. BRO AD T and MART E. RROADY, a / k / a MART E L It A B E T K BROADT. h i s w lfa . ind JA M E S T R O T TE R anS —— TROTTER, h i s w l f s . D efendant* XOTICfl OP t D I T IX MORTGAGE FORECLOBCRH TOi JA M E S T R O T TE R and — — TRO TTER, hia w lfa . w h o a a raaldsnea U A l l a n U . O e o r f l e , and w h s s a last knows addraaa la t i l l Bprlnsdat# Road. 8 W , A tla nta . Georgia. TOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ F IED t h a t a Com pla int to forecloea a e t r u l n m ortw aaa en cu m ba ring tha f e l l s w l n w d e s ­ cribed raal prop arlr. t o - w l t : LOT T H I R T E E N (111 o f ■ ANLANDO E S T A T E », B s m ln o ls County . Florida, a c c o r d t n r to P la t t h e r e o f recorde d In P l a t Boo k II. P a s s II. T u b lle Rseord a o f Bamlnola Cou nty, Flo rid a. Tosa th a r w i t h t h a fo llo w ln w Im provtmanta: 1 - U'aitorn*tie H o t W l tar lla a t a r — S No. A-1S-1I- R 1 • Martha W a i h l n g t o n O ran—B No. OA-SII-1Q I - M o n o sr a m W all H aatar — B No. 10-R-DC 1 . V icto r Luatarllna K i t tha n E s h a u a t F a n w l l h llood I . N u tona Hratero baa h t t n filed a a a l n s t yo u In Ilia ab ova atylad su it. Ilia ahurt t i l l s o f w h ich Is J. 8. a l a s son, Jr., aa A d m in is tra to r o f V e t arana A ffa irs , an Off tear o f tha U n ite d B U ta a o f Am erica . P la in tiff, rarau t. S am uel P. B road), a / k / a B. P. Br oady and Mary E. B r o a dy a / k / a Mary E lis a b e th Broady. h ia wlfa, and J a m a s Tr o tta r and T r o lt s r , kla wlfa. D efen d a n t a and yo u nr# required to earvo a eo py of your Anawar ar o th e r p l t a d i n a l» tho C om ­ plaint on P l a i n t i f f s Atto rn ey . Mack N. C lareland. Jr., S u lla I I I Hanford A t la n t ic N a tio n a l Bank Building. Banford. F l o r ­ ida. an d f i l s tha orig in a l A n ­ awar o r o lh a r p lea d in g In tho o f f l c a o f tha Clark o f lh a Cir­ cu it Court on or bafora tha l a l da y o f May. A. D. 1M«. If yo u fall to do ao. a deeraa pro ronfaeeo w ill ba la k a n a g a i n s t ya u for lh a r t l l a f d e ­ manded In tha Com plaint. T h i s Notlra sh a l l be p u b lis h ed o n e s a w a s h for four co n sacuU va w a e k s In Tha S a n ­ ford Herald, a nax»P»P»r e i r . rulatad In Baminela C ou n ty , | Florida. Daisd this l*th da y af March. 1 D 1S««. (BEAL) Art hur H B e c k w i t h Jr., Clark of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan D. C. Mack N. Clev eland. Jr. and Harold F. J o h n so n A u o r n a y a a t Law P. O. D r a w e r Z Sanford. Florida P u b lis h A p ril L *. !*• 21. *»•* CDT-6 / n �ii ? it. It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 425-5938 From Seminole County NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald «m lot M r» sponsible for n o ro than aM incorrect Initrtlon of your i i and reserve! the right to !*• vita or rtjact any advartlJfr ■sent from what ordered N eonform la tha polieiaa of tkia i«par. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuts., thni Frt. - I p. M. day before insertion, lion. * Sat D Z A D L im m STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuas., thru F r t - S P. M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat toon. Legal Notice tv t h e c tn r r r r ro rn T , n ( V D F O E RKMIXOI.K COCI. P L a n tm . rH A V cin r so . ism * PI H IT PKDKRAI* V AVISO* AN D LOAN ASSOCIATION Of ORLANDO, a corporat ion. Plaintiff. tv, v*. 1IRRI1ERT A. MtTT.t.IN'S •■! PRISCILLA J. MITLT.INH, hi* w lf « : •t ARTHUR c. DIK8IN0, u s., e t al.. n »f»n da* ll. NOTICE o r e t ’IT TO i AnTHUR C. DIK8INO TIS C r u t w o o d A r . n u a . Oaatorla. North U a r o l l i i L CAIIOLTN D lK S IX n a TIS Craatwoo.l Avrnu* Qaatonla, North Carullal T o u ara hrrahr n otlflrd that a ault haa hern f l in t a e a l t tt you In tha a b o v e rntltlod caua*. and t h a t yo u ara IS* q u l r n l to Ilia y o u r anawsr w i t h tha Clark o f tht* Cotft a n d l o aarv* a co p y Ihartsf upon tha p l a i n ti f f o r ptals* t l f f a attorn ey*, whoa* nine ' a n d eddrra* la Olla*. Htdritk ' * Roblnaon, 10S Kaat Churth Rlraat, Orlando. Flo rid a, Mt t a l a r than April IS, ISIS. It y o u fall to do ao a Dacrae Pi* Confaaa o will ba antertd a s a l n a t yo u for tha r e l i e f It* m a n d a t In tha Com plaint. T i l l a u lt le to forecloa* a moft* n aaa. T h t rea l pro perty pra* eaadad a e a l n . t la: South IT f r e t o f 1*01 t and North l l fea t o f Lit 4. Block A. E K llL I II t K » TAT ES. UNIT ONB. at. c o rd in g t e tha p la t t k e n . of. aa raoordad In Pitt l io o k 11, P a e a 1. PubUa Record* o f S em in o le Cous. ly. Florida. WITNKHB my hand and Us ■ ta l o l this Court at S a n fo r i F lo r id a , this llih day t< March, l i l t . (S E A L ) A rth u r H. B a e k w lth . I f , Clerk Hy: Sandra 8. Johnaon D. C. filler, lla d rlck A Robtnaon 1#J E a s t Church Street Orlando, F lo rid a A t t o r n e y ! for P la i n t i ff P uld lrh March 11, IS * April CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & FounB 2. Notices • Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notlcaa 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals ?• For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent ll* Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sala 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 10. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Material* 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Service* 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Service* 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessorlea 30. Machinery - Toole 31. Poultry - Live atock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture 84. Articles Tor Sale 84*A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 36*A Autos Wanted 8T. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanaa 40. Farm Equipment It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. Legal Notice IN r n i'N T T j r i i n r . - a c o u r t , SKMIMII.E COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA. r i l e n *. am t KUTATK OP ADEt.E F. rOX. D EC EA S ED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO Al.l. PERSONS HAVINO Cl. AIRS OR HEM A N D ! AGAINST SAMI KSTATKl Tou and earh nf y o u sr a hereby notified and required to (II* any claim* nn,| demand* which you or eit h e r o f you, may hava again*! aald r e l a t e In th* o l l l r * o f Hon. C. V e r n ­ on Mite, c o u n t y J u d g e e f Seminole County, s t hie efflr* In th* Court Hnuee In Sanford. Florid*, w ith in alx calendar month* from th* tim e n f the first publication o f thl* nolle*. Each r lilm or demand muat be In writing and co n ta in th* plaee e f reild en c* and poat ef flr# a d d r . i t e f the e l a l m e n l end m u d he ew nrn t e by (be claimant, hle a s e n t oy a t t o r ­ ney, nr th* *am* ih a ll be void. FLORIDA N A T I O N A L HANK AT OHI.AXDO Ryi F T. T l n i l e y , Jr.. V ic* -Pr* ild en l and Truat Officer A* Adm inistrat or e f aald ••lal* 3. a. isa«. PilMHh March IS A April t, ens-so I. IS. 1114. THE CIRCUIT COURT, CDK-TI INTIS JI'IIICtAL ClltCt'iT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF C F l . n n i I t A IN AND FOB T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CMINOLB COUNTY. CUIT IN AND FOR SEM I. fA N C K EV NO. 1IN*>» ROLE COUNTY. FLO RID A . IOHTOAOR r o E E C l . O i U R B CIIANCKItr NO. tSM I HUT PEDKRAL HAVING* FE DERAL NATIONAL MOtlT111 I/I A N ASSOCIATION Of OAOE ASSOCIATION, a co r. .MINOLB COUNTY, a aor. poratlcn. P la in t iff , ria ln tttt FRANKLIN W IL LIAM * en d 0 . COOK and w ife, EUNIC1 CAROLYN E. WILLIAMS, hla . COOK, at al, w ill, P a fen d a n ta Dalandsn ta. NOTICE o r SUIT NOTICE OF SI IT IN HE STAT E o r r t O H I I I A T ei MOIlTOAOE FORECLO SURE E. O. Conk and *11*. TOi F r in k lln W i l l i a m s Kunlc* tV. Caak H»»H*nc# U n k n o w n R o u l* I. Boa ISA. c » r . l y n E. W i l l i a m s Matthew*. North Carolina Itdldenp* U n k n o w n Tou, and each of yo u, a n Tou. D*r*ndsnts, arc htra* raby notified that ault h u by n»llflrd that s co m p la in t • n filed aaa ln a t you In the In forrrln** n carlat n m o r t ­ rculh Court of Seminole g a g e on th* f o l lo w in g deecrlb mnty. Florida. In Chancery, *d property. *llu*t*. l y i n g and In S .m ln aU Caunty. i abbreviated title o f which bein g F i n e r F E D E R A L SAVINOI rierlda. to* w i t : VD I/JAN ASSOCIATION O f Lot I. Block H. SUNLAND ESTATES. Am ended Piet, IM IN OtE COUNTT, a car. according to a plat t h e m ration. P la in tiff, va. E. a of. recorded In P la t Book X)K and wife. EUNICE W. 11. P*l*> 1 A I. o f th* IOK. at al. Dafandanla. (ha public Record* o f S e m i ­ dura o f said ault b a in * * nole County. Florid*. It la fararla*# that carttla o r t e a i a dated J a n u a ry tl, Together w ith o n e OE ran ge. E l e c tr l c k *0 and of record In Official model e o i s i w i l . Serial T8leord* Book J7I. Pan* III, COl.lTl; on* D u o .T h e r m m lnola County Public lie. heater, m odel 111*1. Serial rda, an cu mbrr ln* the follow. 1 JIE II : on* V icto r Clim ax g daacrlhad real property, kitchen ex h a u e t fan. no • w It* model or aerial number: The Soglh 110 feet o f U t ten Ven etian blind*, rotlal 4 Block 4. of rEARL manufactured by S en k a rlk LA KE HEIOHTS. Semlnale )lla>* A P ain t Company, County. Florida, arcordln* Hanford. Flo rid a, no m o . to IMat thereof recorded la <1*1 nr eerlal number; P la t Hook I, p*Ua SO ol the Public Recor d! t l ha* been filed a g a l n e t you In Seminole County, H o t ld a , I he above ety led cult and you id you ara hereby required are required to «*rv* a cop y file jr°ur « n i w t r In Mlj o f your A n ew er or P le a d in g It With «h* u n d era lsn el l a th* Complaint on P la l n l l l C I erk of aald Court and I* attorney, JO SEP H M. MURrve a copy thereof upon th* AHK<>. P O. Du* I I I . Kern Park. Florid*, and III* tha a ln tlfl'e attorn ey. >me and a d d r . . . apiwar Je. original An ewer or P le a d in g w. on or befora the lath In the o ffice « f th* Clerk of 11, , Circuit Court on or b*. iy o l April. !»*•• » n.J ln utt t h e r . o l Dacraa Pr« C M . fore th* l* th day o f April. eao will ba entered a la ln a i I f l l If yo u fall l o do ao, a decree pro co n feeeo w i l l be W IT NESS my hand and of. la k rn e x a ln e l »«'U for Ih* r e ­ .l a l se al at the County Court. lief demanded In the Com>UM. Sanford. SimlUol*I COUS. V i o r l d s , i h i . S«th day at *'1* 1WITNESS my bond and o f ­ ficial • **> o f o f f i c e e t Sanford. arch, »eeeSeminole Caunty, thl* l a t h day Arthur H B eck w ith . J r , Clerk of Circuit Court Uy: Sandra S. Joh neon, I>. C. . i m p ii »*-«»" ilnholeer and L o fa n Horner* t l W * O. Bos H i * nfe rJ . Ft*rl«» H o m e y >*' P la in tiff F i l t h H»rch IS * April t, is. tree. JS-1» i I V-4 . 2. Notice* • Peraonals Income Tax Returns. Lamar Williams, Five Points. Th. 322-7813. J tjr B anforb ty rs lb SWEETIE PIE VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS - SALES ALL MAKES Phont 322-2282 8. Education • Instruction Bston and Strutting lessons. Group or privata. Phone 322-3(42 after 3 p. m. 4. Transportation Driving to Michigan, leaving April 7. Desire aomeone to help driva. Will pay expcm ci, and return bui fare, 310 Palmetto Ava. 6. For Rent Efficiency apt. Furniihed, all new. Vary coiy. Single or couple, too mo. 322-5604. Trailer, fum. lg. cabana. $70. DeWilt’s Trlr. Pk. 322-7408. V -/ 2 BR. 1 Bath. Convenient $ 85 6. For Rsat 2 BR, 1 Bath, Lg. Fla. Rm. $108 l BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. 3 BR, 1 Bath $ 90 bath, 31T S. Park Ave. 3 BR, 1 Bath, Lakefront $115 Fumiihad home on lake. 3 BR, 14k Bath, Park South aid* of Lake Jesiup. Ridge $135 Phong 345-3104. S BR, 2 Bath, Daltons $125 3 BR, 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $110 $ BR Unfurn. house. Crystal 4 BR, 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $150 Lake Ave. k. 4th St. Ph. STEM PER AGENCY 322-4066 or 322-6271. 1919 So. French 322 1991 1 BR furn. Duplex. Util. lncl. 3 BR House, Liv., Din. Rm., $60. mo. 322 8658. Kit., Utility Rm., Carport. Nice, roomy furn. 2 Bdrm. No pets. Ph. 322-7114. apt. Tiled Bath, 1700 31agOOlia. 322-3951 or 2296. Furn. Apt. 2300 McllonviUe. STOREROOM, or office, on lit. St„ near 2 free park­ ing lots. Inquire, Manuel Jacobson's Dept. Store. 2 BR Turn, houie. 81$ W. 19th St. $85 mo. Vacant Apr. 1st. No pats. 322-2909. UNFURN. 2 BR, kit. elec, equip. $50 mo. 2482 Oranfe Ava. Ph. 322-6630 after A p. m. 11. Real E*«ate W anted WILL BUY DIRECT from Owner a tract of high land with adequate Lake front­ age. Please state location, site, price A terms. Address P. O. Box 1042, Winter Park. 12. Itenl Estate For Sale 2 BR, house, F li. room, kit equipped, Venetian blinds, awnings fenced yd. Small down payment, $62 mo. 131 Country Club Circle. LOCII ARBOIl 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, spac­ iousness galore throughout Clean rooms for men. 401 entire Home. A neat Bar­ Maknolia Ave. 322-0720. gain at $14,000 with terms W E LA K A APARTMENTS: arranged! Rooms private baths, 114 SWIMMING POOL W. First St. It’s True! A Ranch style home featuring 3 Bedrooms, FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 2 Baths, separate dining Cowan. 322 4013. room, plua large Florida LAKE MARY, 2 Bit. Unfurn. Room A double carport, house, kit. equipt. $75. fenced awlmmlng pool. For Aval). April 2. Ph. 322-0184. only $700 Down. Located In Loch Arbor. Unfurn. 2 BK. house. 2418 Orang# Ave. Ph. 322 0274. Local automobile dealers of­ fer their beat buyi In Herald Modem CB, 3 BB. Ilk Baths. classified display adi. Kit. equipt. Interior newly 1901 S. Park 322 5232 p a i n t e d . $100. 668-4023. Nitei: 322-8971-3031 or 224$ Legal Notice Please do not call Friday nltci or Saturdays. IN T H E ClltUUIT r o i ’IIT OF T H E NINTH JUIIIUIAI, U l l l 3, $, A 4 BEDROOMS UUIT, IN AND FOR SEMI- 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with NOLE COTNTT, FLORID A 1, IH . A 2 BATHS pvt. bath and shower, suit­ CHANCKRV NO. ItSST able for couple or single DOWN PAYMENTS FROM DIVORCE JOHN F A U L FOX. J R . person or retired. All utili­ $100 P la in tiff. ties included in rent. Ideal­ V*. Low Monthly Payments IIKTTT JA N E FOX. ly located on First St., with­ For Complete Information Def en dant. in 1 block of 2 free parking See Or CsU Your NOTIUE O F PURI.IUATION Toi B E T T T J A N E FOX lots and shopping center. In­ 4 Monro* Str eet quire at Manuel Jacobson S ilv er Creek. N e w York I)cpt. Store, 211 E. First St. To u are ord trad to appear Seminole Realty FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA and a n a —ar In prraon, or by a tto rn ey , lo a Complaint hareIn filed ag a ln a t y o u In Clr. eu lt Court o f S em in o le C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a, on or bef ora th* 10th day *r April, 11*1. th* aam# b e i n g a ault far divorce n th er w le* a Deere* Pro Con* f**ao w i l l ba en lara d aaalnat you fo r fa ilu re to a ppear and an*w*r a* required by law. W IT N E S S my h aad and « f fl - SALES BROKER Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Avs. Apply 5-6:30. Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 322-24I0 RENT A BED Rol'away, Hospital A Baby GIIEENURIAR Beds. Choice lota avallabla tn Oy Day, Weak, or Month Oroonhrlar of Loch Arbor Ph. FA 1-3181 111 W. l i t 8t. overlooking golf course. elat teal this lllk day ef CARROLL'S FURNITURE Custom building to yeur Merck. 1114. (CIRCU IT COURT SEAL ) ii. For Sait or Rent specification!. Greanbrlar A rth u r II- B e c k w ith , Jr., developed by Clerk o l (he c i r c u i t Court 4 BR Cottage, fum., 1315 S em ino le C o u a ly CourtKINGSWOOD Douglas, $63., 2 BR fum. k o u cc Sanford, F lo r id a BUILDERS, INC. By: Sandra S. J*hn*«n apt. $60, SIT E. 25th. D ep u ty Clerk 202 Fairmont Dr. F E L D E R AN D RKTTINHHAUS CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON FA 2-8074 A tte rnoy* a t L a w LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s IIS S ou th K n o w !* * A ven u e POCKET TARM 1‘oat O ffice D o i 1111 322-1597. W in te r Park . F lorida You'll love this clean, pret Puhllah March 11, I I * April 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. ty, furnished farmhouse ait I. I. m i Inquire 817 Catalina Drive. C D S -II ting in the middle of 5 rich cultivated acres of land near a great fishing lake. Give ua a ring—it’s onty a 10 minute drive. Price $11,500. Some Terms. Phone Stemper Agency 1919 S. French Ave. 322 4991. BARRY’S WORLD PRIVACY: Lg. gracious 2 story home, in town, city convenience & water. 2100 aq. ft., big screen porch, back util, porch, patio, gar age. Ideal for children. Ph. 322 9235, DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazio floors, rite , heat, air-cond., built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, 668-4791. A TREASURE CHEST FOR YOUR JUNK Huge Attic with disappearing stairway—With this comes a completely furnished Bedroom homa, lg. living room with fireplace, aepa rate dining room, large kit chen, 2 car Garage on 2 nice loti. ONLY $11,300. $500 Dawn and $75 per mo. ^ A r t h u r M H eck w llh . J r . Clerk o f Circu it Court lly: S . n d r a S- Johnaon, I. »• cr»-*7 • mi w mu. w T9* la* VIM 04. -APRIL F00L1" R E N T A L S SO U TH W A RD April "I’m tlrtd $nd don't letl like cooking tonight. Lot's tond out tot a pitta. Residential k Commercial in­ PERMANENT SPECIAL! come property for sale or Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 THE TIME TESTED FIRM trade. Near Shopping Can­ Ace Beauty Salon, 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 ter. Th. 322-3535. Mayfair Hotel Phone 122-8525 Nice 5 BR home, olfera in­ ATTENTION REALTORS: come. invest. $6,920. 322-5689. Beautiful 3 BR., 2 bath lake- HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK front home. Large lot. Pric­ Open 7 a.m. by sppt. Also I BR. Home. Stutjy, 14k ed to sell. Pb. 822-6721. evsninga. 2 Senior stylist*. Baths, large Family Rm. in 105 S. Oak. 322-3742. good neighborhood; includ­ LAKE MARY, New 2 BR, ing steve, refrig., room airnice kitchen, cent, heat, tile Special By Popular Demand conditioner, washing msbath, set-in grove. New low Our Budget Wavo Spec. $6.95 chine A rug*. Really ter­ Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop price. Owner. 322-6856. rific buy! Monthly pay­ 31$ Palmetto Ave. 322-0R34 ments $83.10. CRAMPED FOR SPACE? 25. Plumbinr Services KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, WANT A NEW PLACE? Inc. TRAILER TOO SMALL? PLUMBING FA 2-8074 LET US HELP YOU ALL! Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES APRIL FOOLI R. L. HARVEY No, This is for reel. 2 furn­ TRADE YOUR TRAILER FOR A NEW HOME IN 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 ished apte. and 1 two-bedroom Home, furbished end CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 27. Special Service* A Limited Number of elose in. Total Income $140 Trailers Being Taken On month. Approx. $3,500 Down, Plano Tuning and Repair Trade On $4,800 Balanee on mort­ W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4233 9 A 4 BEDROOM HOMES gage a t $40 monthly. Part time Carpenter Repairs. Call Mr. Leetherbury at JOHNNY WALKER, Broker Small Joba. Expert A Guar­ 322-2744 322-6457 for Appointment anteed workmanship. Ph. Between 1 end 5 Daily 322-7800. LONGWOOD AREA BEAUTIFUL 3 BR. 2 Bath FHA—3$ Yr. Mortgages Home in Ravenna Park. A PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, NO CLOSING COSTS real buyi Owner 323-0648. and all types Home Repairs. Small Down Payments All Work Guaranteed HOMES FROM $12,600 3 BR., Uk bath home. As­ A. J. ADCOCK Live Cheaper Than Rent sume payments. 322-5455. General Contractor 322-8558 By Nadine Seltzer S t Johns Realty INCOME TAX SERVICE 0 . M. HarrUoni 1311 Palmetto 822-8827 322-79(8 of March , 1M4- JOSEPH M. M l'ItA S g O Attorney at Law e. O N i i ! t F e r n Perk. F le rld* yuMlib Mxr. II, i l * April 1, 1964— Page 5-B 12. R eal E s ta te F o r 9*1* 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. Beautr Salons Country Club Heights $300 DOWN PIANO SVC. & TUNINO 8 Bedroom, 2 Beth home on Rt. 17-92 Turn on Rt. 427 Rebuilding - Rcfelting large lot 250 ft. deep, with at Five Points, 4kml. to SR IS separate dining, newly paint­ FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA ed Inside and out. 322-2661 - After 12 p m. $14,500 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Need a Painter? 322-3090. 3rd k Park Ave. 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central Phone 322-5641 heat. Payments less than Tractor mowing A Grading. Call FA 2-7621. $50 per month. P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, BEDROOM HOUSES Large, Small. Call Bob IMMEDIATE 323 0742. OCCUPANCY FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Air-Conditioning Optional NEED A PICTURE? As Low as $350 Down EVERETT A. H A R P E R Call Bill Vincent at CRYSTAL LAKE PARK AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. The Sanford Herald LAKE MARY FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 I. D. Portrait!, Commercial, Weft on 25th St. and S. P a r k Ave. 322-2264, Parties A Gatherings, Left on Lake Mary Ulvd. 322-2285. Small or Large. 2 Miles FAST SERVICE NO MONEY DOWN. Take 322-2744 Day 322-2611 * Night 3220022 existing mortgage on 3 bed­ and room, 2 bath. 113 E. Cole­ WF.I.uS DRILLED, TUMPS, LAKE WAYMAN man Cir. For Info, cell SPRINKLER SYSTEMS HEIGHTS 323 0667, All Types and Sizes LONGWOOD South on 17-92 — 6 ml. Wo Repair and Scrvlco b T I N E (2 blocks Northwest of 402 Colonial Way, Highland Machinery and Supply Co. Longwood P la n ) Park, a Wonderful buy In e 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 2 Bedroom masonry home, For FAST TAXI SERVICE excellent condition, Florida rail Homer Little at Grey­ Room, citrus, well, nicely Ph. 838-3911 landscaped. One of San­ hound Bus Station. 322-1421 2 BR., 1 BATH or 122-9993. ford's beat neighborhoods. icreened porch, Including kit­ Price, only 110.650, as low Berryhill Painting Contractor. chen equip. Down payment a a |350 Down with FHA fi­ Commercial • Industrial • $350. Monthly Payments nancing. Exclusive Residential. Free estimate. 158.50. We Appreciate Your Dull­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, ness. 322-2287. INC. *fit 322-8074 2(J. Automobile Servlca 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime 909 CATALINA DRIVE Two bedroom home with 16. Female Halp W ant* large rooms, oak (loori, kit­ chen equipped. Situated on HOUSEWIVES Senkarlk Ginas and Paint 2 large terraced lota with Tel. work, your home, up to Company fruit and shade trees. P ric­ 830 weekly comm, part time. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 ed at $12,000, with Terms. Permanent. Write Interna­ tional Magatlne Service, P. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Exclusive with O. Box 6(57, Orlando, Fla. F too inspection, estimates, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS pickup, delivery. Recoring Realtor k repalri discounted. Raymond Lundquiat, As so. 2U4k E. 3rd. 322 3443 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Auto Glasa, Top* Steady employment in a mo­ LOCH ARBOR LIVING A Seat Covers dern air-conditioned factory. Tbla modern CB home with Apply In person to Allx of spacious Jiving room aspe­ Sanford, Hlway 17-92. Do rated from the large dining not pbone. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 area by a divider w%U gives ALL WORK GUARANTEED you dining privacy. The 3 bedrooms and 8 baths are or 31 A. Peta conveniently arranged to add to your happy heme U tter English Setter pups for life. 1410 Down, lou month sale. Ph. 3229223. including taxes and insur­ ance. C 114 U BUYI Call 1) if you are above average 32. Flowern • Shrub* and capability 322 4991, Stemper Agency, ANNUALS — ROSES 2) if you enjoy working dir­ 1919 So. French Ave. WOODRUFFS ectly with patlenta FARM A GARDEN CENTER 3) if you are public rela­ 601 Celery Ave — 322-3976 tions minded HLOOMING Rotes on CheroProperty Management kea stock. All other kinds If you have these qualities &, Sales Broker of Nursery shrubbery and and good references, De­ nary Manor la witling to troos. ' pay accordingly. Gray Shadows Nursery Offers for your selection R Mi. R. on Sanford Ave, these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom 33. Fumitura Ball-Blair Agency $100 DOWN 3&4 Payton Realty FOUND! LMN Enterprises, Inc. Seminole Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sewing Machine Operators Needed AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To mak* tha beat homa buy, see tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker DcBary Manor Nursing Home Retirement Center Offloe f A Night FA INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-9173 MM Perk Dr. 1-8119 8-0646 123 0760 Seaiard, Fla. > < ; 34. Articles For Sal* Med. Cheat type deep freeze. Make offer. Ph. 139-1194. Casselberry. TV* Used. All makes k mo* dell. 700 W. 9th. 322 9792. APR. SPEC. Jet Whit* House P a in t 83 95 Gtl. Army, Navy Surplus, Sanford. Shallow well pump, cost 8150, will sell for 885, used 1 yr., good cond. Reynolds Trombone, used 3 mo., cost 8200, sell for 4k pries. Ph, 322 8414. READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, iteps, blocks, aand, cement, rock, pipe, ateel, grease trapa, dry wells. Stepping stone*. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Avo. 322-5751 SINGER I ROUND BOBBIN MACHIN1 (Rental Machine) Reduced 85% Call Singer Representative : WX 6800 SELLING OUT! Mahogany Sec'y. Misc. furn., kitchen* ware, lace bedapreada, an* tlque settee, Iron stone china. Campbell. 949-3721. For Sale—U»**d home air-con* dltloner; $75. 2431 Prince­ ton Ave. With purchase of Blue Lua* tie, rent Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Carroll’s Furniture. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Reposscsed. Would like re* sponsible party te lake up payments of $9 per month on Slant-O-Matic Automatic Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ ing condition. Call Collect 241-9587 evenings or 423. 0932, Service Discount. SANFORD CARPETS, LINOLEUM A TILE CO. Quality InitaUations 127 w. lit St., Sanford Free Estimates 322-3241 GUNS. New A Used. Large (election. Will trade, also repair. Tackle sold A re­ paired. Used boats and mo* tors. Osteen Bridge Flab Camp A Gun Shop. Clasilcal-Folk Guitar, with ense, new condition. Phone 322-5320. SLANT-O-MATIC SINGER I In cabinet. Fully autom atic,! makes hundreds ol designs,) dors buttonholes, b l i n d stitches. With guarantee*. Like new sawing condition. Assume payments of $7 per mo. Buy locally and be ser­ viced. Sanford Sewing Cetw ter, 104 S, Park Ave. Phone 322 9411. 35. Articled Wanted WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large, or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer, Pb, Lee Mane* field, FA 2-4244 USED TRUMPET, in good corn!. Reasonable. $23-3184. WANTED TO BUY FRANKLIN HALF-DOLLARS 1946 P Pay .78 Each 1949-PDS Pay .60 Each 1953-P Pay .75 Each 1955P Pay $1.23 Each 1956P Pay .60 Each Call 323 0607 - Bill Shephard 36. Automobiles • Trucks '55 Chevrolet Sta. Wag. In good shape. $150. Phone 322-7839. BUYING A HEW a t USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Bate* ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK '57 Plymouth $115. 322-9232. 1960 Rambler, 4-door Cross Country Sta. Wagon. $650, 322-8491, 612 Oak. Sell Ua Your Furniture. 4k-Ton Pick-up Truck, $75. Quick Servico With the Call 3228456 after 6 p.m. 60 N. 17-92 Cash. SUPER TRADING Deilary, Florida 666-4426 POST. FA 2-0677. *50 Mercury. RAH, rebuilt en* gine, good Urea, floor shift. Used furniture, appliances, 17. Mai* Help Wanted $300. 322-7241. tool*, ate. Bought • Sold. TRUCK DRIVER, Local Man. L arry'i Mart 215 Sanford healthy, married, age 40 55. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. Miracle Concrete Co. For the biggest selection of 10. Sltuationis Wantad nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture DAY WORK. 322 2712. Brokerage la Casselberry Yard work wanted. 328-2572. on 17-92, Open 6 days 9 to 6. Will care for elderly person WANTED reliable couple le lo my boms, by day or taka ay monthly payment* weak. 929-1695. ef $18.89 oa S complete rooms of furniture. CiU SLIPCOVERS mads to Order. TB 9-llU, Cesaelberry, to) Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. laeL Work wanted. Day*. 121-7038. Jim Hunt Realty F FRISK ESTIMATE B0. Babysitter*________ Upholitaring A M attrtss ran Babysitting "my homa. 322-9557 BABYSITTING in my borne. 322-2274. ovating. New * Used Furni­ ture. Call Nn Bidding Mfg Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-3117. �■ m il Pag* 6-B— April 7, 1, 1964 196 'Draft Glenn' Move Started By Ohio Backers BAN A N T O N I O , Tex. (U P I)—S p i n hero John H. Glenn J r. (till was a alek man In Texas and a political can <Mdate in Ohio Tuesday and apparently unable to do much •bout either. The nation's astronaut em erltus, bed ridden since bis freak fall in a bathroom 86 days aco, said Monday he was quitting the raee for • U. 8. Senate seat from his native Ohio, and MThat is th a t" That, however, waa not th a t In Ohio, campaign stickers and buttons wars carefully saved, a mass endorsement of incumbent and major rival Sen. Stephan M. Young, D., e f Cleveland was sidetracked and political gears were shift­ ed to a “D raft Glenn" move­ m en t However long t h e o d d s against success, the political d raft maneuver could immedl •tely count two major assets —the Immense popularity of the man himself, and the fact th at his famous name will still go before Ohio voters in the May 8 Democratic primary. The ballots have been certi­ fied and are being printed. Glenn's supporters seemed willing to take the gamble. John R. Welthe of Cincinnati, Hamilton County Democratic chairman, said a committee to reorganise the draft would meet today In Columbus. Forecast Blamed For Cancellation A forecast of continued foul weather and condition of the ground at the local stadium forced the Sanford Area Min istcrlal Association to cancel this year's Easter Sunrise Service. The Rev. Thomas If. Mskin of the Church of the Covenant said weathermen had forecast continued showers throughout Saturday night and predicted 50-mlle-an-hour winds Sunday morning. He also said the service site was inspected by repre acntatlves of the city and ministers and It was decided that the wet outfield would have been cut up by the heavy trailer needed as platform for ministers. "In view of this," the Rev. Mr. Mskin said, " it was found Impossible to hold the service." He added that the local radio station was asked to announce the cancellation Saturday night. Students' Ardor For Beach Cools DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) —Chilly weather and classes were expected to begin driV' ing vacationing students back to college Tuesday, but weary police ssid more are expect ed as other schools let out for spring holidays. "I hope we won't have as many as we had before,” Po­ lice Chief A. 0 . Folsom said. Folsom estimated two-thirds of the estimated 75,000 slu dents hero had pulled out Those who stayed wero fore, ed by cold weather to bundle up and retreat to beer tav­ erns. a WomlerWofshopfHfjQpfeacuf® "F & P SALE" PDF Sliced er Helved Yellew-Clin( Peaches 4 P e a rs . . . C o c k ta il 5 A p r ic o ts 4 C o rn . . . 8 T o m 't o 's 6 P eas... 6 B eans.. 7 f&P Bertleft Helves (limit 1) tb t Delicious Fruit F t f Whole Unpeeled F t f Creom Style GoIdea FtP Fewer Feck FtP Sweet Green Gorden FtP Tondor Cut Grotw SPARTANBURG, 8. C. (UPI) — An abnormal spring frees* in the South may well have made fresh peaches and cream a luxury dish on American dinner tables this summer. The cold wave, which drop­ ped to record lows for this season In some parts of Dixie, virtually wiped out the peach crops of South and North Carolina and severly damaged the Georgia and Alabama crops. South Carolina's S20 mil lion peach harvest is the ma­ jor source for produce coua (era throughout the East, and Ha loss will have a serious effect upon prices at super■, markets. /. "Whoever has peaches will l a getting a good price for lik p ,” said Paul Black, presof the South Carolina Association. snowflakes ever to be exactly _ _ Kraft's f s iM « Jit Marshmallows . f t 29c Kraft's Ministers Marshmallows .,0£ r 25* Ilrtatmenn’i Praab-Pecfc Club Crackers . ft: 37c M Nakltc* Ceehle Sandwich Duet Cremes . . O ro o n Sta m p s. VSSU Vi: 49$ w i . M m S i. ^ McIntosh apples 3-lb. bog, 49c cusp BrMkf.it Club Prtth-WklppW (naira. Sat. Aril C. ISMI W h ite Bread 2^41$ Cb.f lay-ar-Dae (with mast) Spagh. Dinner • down produce lane • 39c ekf. • Crisp McIntosh A p p le s • 3 & 4 9 * (Plus 50 extra free Greea Stomps with coupon 1 Swoet-As-Honty B a n a n a s • 10 C e le ry • •• • 9 U>. ■ Crisp Florida Pascal •talk U. S. He. 1 All-Purpose P o tatoe s 10 &4 9 ' MICKS EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 2, 1, 4. 1964 Borden's Assorted (Limit 2) /re M ilk ......... 39c Orange, Grape, Fie.-Punch, Pinoeppls-Orange H i-C Drinks. . . 3 4 6 -oz. cam $1. Chicken of the See Prim# Fillet • • 4 6'<i z S I. Chili w ith B eans . ? 191 Chunk Tuna Lykts Flevorful end Hearty Limit 6 Please, Evaporated P e t M ilk • • • • dairy specials MtI Bhr. I mm 39c f e r t il iz e r ila » Plevsrful Margarine. «1 60 LI). $|09 f t 27* Pllbberya Teitf "FRESH PORK SALE" Snowflake Rolls ..2 !." 45* Wltcanil* Chat** Bar tiled Swiss Cheese ...... . S ’ 33* Kraft's Crscksr Barrel Kit Cheddar Cheese 3 llncludti Mellew, Sharp end latra-Sbarp) frozen foods • • Minute Meld Deficient Orange Delight Isuthlend Troian 5 f t 89' Whet# Straw berries... 3 ST *1 Hallawty Heme Qultb Press* Pen* Hesse Apple, Peecb er Cberrv Fruit P ie s ..........3 ift.' M Daarfiald Qukh Prese* Ford hook L i m a s .... V.I 59* 4-Ptebermt* Testy Frozen Scallops eeeeee f t 4 9 ' Fish C a k e s ........... ’ft.! 6 9 ' tinflstsa's Quick Press* Breaded S h r im p .... 49* M O R T O N 'S " M ix or M a tch Sale" ASSORTED POT PIES MACARONI b CHEESE SPAGHETTI b MEAT SAUCE 5 »1 M W c V lfO O O roon S to m p s a l S Ala aaaaaa m i aatdiaaa ak MKRIN ORAL ANTISEPTIC 14-ei. hot. 91c ttaptrac S a t. April A 1 s t * M'rV.YTClOO O roon S to m p s ■14 aia a— m i sardrsaa ak SUAVE HAIR SPRAY ll-e z . can 99c + tea (Narmal, ary a Tl-L MarC-to-HaMJ (Baplraa Sti. April 4. 1SS4) iM B M S J m o m S Fresh Picnics • »>• 29* P o rk R o a st (Boston Butt) lb. 39* P o rk S te a k s »> 49* P o rk S p a re R ib s <>45* P o rk S id e s *. • »>• 39* Fresh P 'k H a m s|b49* P o rk H ocks • • «*- 29* • Swiss S t e a k ...........'Ji”189* Mrs. Peril's Family Peck Peaches, Cream M ay Be Luxury *- $ 1 . 39‘ $1. «* $ 1 . -- $ 1 . ■“ $ 1 . $1. - $1. Breakfast Club Testy □ Sliced Bacon □ Sauerkraut • • • M b. pkg. With Path, Van HoHsa's 2 8 -e i, • • pkg. Copeland’s Chunk Style □ Brgunschweiger . per □ S w ift's Sausage • 8-oz. pkg. lb. W H E R E S H O P P IN G IS A P L E A S U R I Brown 'N Servo 9 A.M. TO 9 P .M . To mew's Deliciews □ Sliced Bologna • pkg. □ Tarnow Wieners 3 pkg. O W A ? .‘W l_ , O W i m M S O SEMINOLE PLAZA 1 2 o i. HW Y. 17-92 & SR 436 Flevorful Fresh CASSELBERRY, FLA. 1 2 -o g . O ro o n S ta m p s J K O ro o n S ta m p *: • I * AliaMaaaUa-rrSaaaaA CHEF'S DELIMIT CHEESE SPREAD 2>lh. leaf 69c (Baplraa Sat. April 4. I SCO Swift's Prsmlsm Sliced Chicks* Lsof 6-oi. pkg. 69c (Baplraa S*U April 4 ttS* iO W S f« W _ . JW O r o o n S t a m p s « • • a i t aaaaaa aad parWaaa aft Swiff* Pram. Sarahie* sr Pslish S'rags ■ 12-os. pkg. 59c f l i i i f s s RaL April 4. m u O 0 C T. Y M B O £ H ° fit n S ta m p s " ‘■ k* caaaaa aad aanbaaa ak Ntrman'i C*ksd sr Bcksd Liked Mem 6*i. pkg. 69c •*Mk» Sal. Aaril 4. 1SAO �You a/te DAYS TH URSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, APRIL 2 - 3 & 4 2:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. • OVER 100 64s ON DISPLAY! at FT. MELLON PARK, SANFORD (E. FIRST ST. b LAKEFRONT) • ADM ISSION FREE! PLENTY OF FREE ENTERTAINMENT! SPONSORED BY - The Sanford Automobile Dealers Association • BRASS MOTORS • BILL • H U N T UNCO LN-M ERCURY HEM PH ILL M OTORS • HOLLER M OTOR SALES • SEM IN O LE CO U N TY MOTORS • STRICKLAND-M O RRISO N, INC. �eatures Of Dodge Models Cited BRASS MOTOR’S Frank Brunson shows the 1964 Chrysler. Chrysler Has New Look I f K telialai Mitt. t t i 4 rests, • m w console-mounted auto­ m atic transmission lever, • •even - position adjustable ■toering wheel and • tourspeed manual tranamlaalon • r e among the many new featurea in the new lWt Chry­ sler line. One model In the new line the New Yorker Salon, baa more than 40 Item* of extra equipment, including «n Im­ proved air conditioning ayetem , M atandard. Seven mo­ del* offer s reclining front seat on the paaaenger aide. F ront aeat head rests are op­ tional on thoae models. All 1M4 Chrysler* retain the basic dimensions and crisp line* of their predecess­ ors but have a new, sleeker appearance. The rear win­ dow it larger. All three aer­ ies— the economical Newport, sports series 300 and deluxe New Yorker—have m w and personalised grill* designs. They hav* new roar metal sculpturing and bold, new tall lamps with a strong hexa­ gonal appearance. The 1M4 version of Chry­ sler'* "alphabet" series of high performance cars, which originated in 1133, la the 300K which has a sports car Inter­ ior with a center transmission console and a 413 cubic-inch police pursuit type engine -with a four-barrel carburetor •ad dual oahadatt. A ram in­ duction englM with two tourbarrel carburetors and heavy duty aospeaalon and braking la optional on the 300K. Avail­ able Is 1163 as a hardtop, the UOOK this year haa been ex­ panded to include a conver­ tible. C. E. Briggs, Chrysler Mo­ tors Corporation vie* presi­ dent and general managar of the Chrysler-Flymouth Divi­ sion, said ths reclining right front aeat, Introduced In the New York Salon late In the lan model year, now has been extended to become etandard to all Chrysler MO care and In New Yorkar sta­ tion wagons. The reclining eeat haa five positions in ha 30-degree angular adjustment. Standard oo the Salon, adjust­ able and removable head rests are optional on all cars equip­ ped with bucket seats. "This feature and others In the new Chrysler line take Into account that people are making greater use of our growing system of interstate highways and taking longer trips," ho aald. "We arc giv­ ing omphaals to roadability and comfort in all of our Chrysler cars." In all Chryslers a new steering wheal which tilts to seven different driving posi­ tions la optional. Wheel posi­ tion la aatactad by maans of a (aval just below the turn algal on the loft aide of the steering column. Lifting the lever unlocks the IlH mechan Ism to permit an up-and-down movement of the wheel. Auto-Pitot, a speed control device which enables the drlv er to dial his speed and re move his foot from the gas pedal, Is standard on the salon and optional on all auto matie transmission-equipped cars having power brakes Seat belt anchors are relocat­ ed for greater convenience and neater appearance. There are Improvements In seat con struction for greater comfort The air conditioning ayitem, which goes Into about a third of all Chrysler cars, has Im provements which provide bet tor cool air distribution. For road performance en­ thusiasts and rally competltw*. Chrysler offers a new « W .le r • engineered fourmanual transmission Improved standard manual Iranamlssdesigned to ena standing as exceptional (ports rally car. During the 1963 season, Chrysler won six place tro­ phies In national rallies of the Sports Car Club of America. Available in tha 300 series and atandard In the 300 K la a new automatic transmission range selector, replacing the traditional push buttons. The rang* selector la mounted in an attractive console. The con­ sole quadrant la gated to provide positive positioning of tb* selector handle and there is a parking position as well as thro* forward speeds and M utral. The new four-speed trans­ mission, available in ears equipped with tb« performance engine, haa a floor-mounted shift lever and la synchronis­ ed la all forward speeds. Gear ratios are selected for smooth­ ness and optimum engine per­ formance. They are 3.66 in low, 1.91 in second, 1.39 in third and direct In high. Re­ verse ration la 2.5a. The standard three-speed gear box haa a floor-mounted shift lever and la Improved to provide smoother second gear operation. Aa with 1383 models, engine and drive train components have a five-year or 50-thou­ sand-mile warranty. Improve­ ments In the automatic choke, four-barrel carburetor linkage, Ignition system and olher en­ gine and drive train compon­ ents are Incorporated In the new models to simplify main­ tenance and Improvement per­ formance. Top of tha Chrysler line for 1364 la the New Yorker 8alon, a deluxe Town Car with a vinyl covered roof and a full range of equipment and ac­ cessories, including air condi­ tioning, Auto rilot and all powered - operated conven­ iences available in Chrysler cars. Narrow paint stripes the length of the car, In place of the conventional chrome White And Blue Top Car Colors Although white continues Its ' leadership In Chevrolet color choices, the swift rise of blue has been an Inter­ esting sidelight. Reports on 1363 model sales show azure blue, an almost dellcat* green blue, haa clim­ bed three notches Into second place, largely a t the expense of Autumn Gold, which fell to fifth. Combined with silver blue, ranking third In the latest re­ port, blue shades pose the first sarious threat to white in sev­ eral months. White has slip­ ped In numbers, black retalni fourth position. YOUR NOSE KNOWS To be really new, a car should smell like It. At least that's the contention of many automobile men. To tempt buyers, Chevrolet dealers In Cincinnati once had a news­ paper advertisement treated with the aroma of frrih up­ holstery. trim, are an additional styling feature of the Salon. Like the limited production 19S3 Salon series, the 1964 Sa Ion cars arc so well equipped that the buyer has choices only of a color. Interior up­ holstery material, the adjust table steering wheel and limited slip differential. Equip­ ment and accessory items are standard. •'It'* a car that h n averything, and wa are finding that customers like It that way," Briggs said. "It's a new idea In luxury ears, and n sue cessful o m ." The Chrysler line as a who'e consists of 16 models In tho New Yorker aeries therearc, in addition to (he Salon, a normally-equipped four-door hardtop, four-door sedan and six-passenger and nine-passenger station wagon. The 300 sports series consists of (wo-door and four-door hardtops and n convertible. The tower priced Newport Is made up of twoeloor and four-door hardtops, a fourdoor hardtop, a four-door i dan, convertlle and six-passenger and nine-passenger wa­ gons. The 300K is offered In the two-door hardtop and con­ vertible. The medium-price lint of Dodge 8?0 and Custom 810 cars for 1901 was introduced featuring new styling and many convenience and r*rfor.nance innovations. Dodge again offers nine models for "the buyer who want* big-car luxury at a moderate price." Six are in the deluxe Custom 880 sariei and three in the lower-price Dodge 8to aeries. All are built on a 122-inch whtclbase. New features of the 880's for 1904 include: An op'.lansl steering wheal that tilts to seven different driving posi­ tions; a new four-speed men­ us! transmission with floor shift; more effective air-condiUoaloi; and a se rin of en­ gineering refinements which provjfto fast starting, Improv­ ed fuel economy end better acceleration. “The Dodge 880 and Custom MO have firmly established themselves in the mediumprice field slnco their Intro­ duction in early 1962," said Byron J. Nichols, Dodgt gen­ eral manager. “ We firmly expect that the styling and engineering ad­ vances In the new modeli will strengthen their position In this important sector of /the new-car market la 1964." The new atyllng of the CHARLIE CRAIG, salesman with Seminole County Motors, is showing the 1964 Dodge Dart. Dodge 880 line give* the '61 car* a tong, amooth, fleet pro­ file. The broad, concave grille features a pattern of small, tightly linked rectangles. A (lender bar extends across the grille, connecting the headlights. A small ornament featuring Dodge's delta symbol has been placed on the front of each fender. In addiUon to be­ ing decorative, they aet aa an aid to the driver in judging the width of the car. The aide ornamentation is simple and tasteful. A thin, single line of molding extends the full length of the body, and the Dodge name In block letters is placed on the aide of the rear fender*. Bold, horizontal tall lights dominate the rear of the 880. The wide lenses wrap com­ pletely'around tha rear fen­ ders and extend part way across the back of the car. The larger back window ex­ tends further Into the roof. Thq Interior appointments of the ncw*880 line are con­ servative and functional In design. The Interiors reflect tho luxury of soft vinyl, fine fabrics and subdued colors. Five Interior colors are offered—blue, tan, red, tur­ quoise and a new gold. The 880 steering wheels feature a gold medallion es­ pecially created for Dodge'* 30th anniversary. The new tilt steering wheel Is offered as an option on all ttO models with power steer­ ing. The wheel adjusts to its •even driving positions by meant of a lever near the turn ilgnal on the steering column. MEET UP WITH THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64 MAGAZINES BLOSSOM Automobile magazines edit* ed for consumers are largely a postwar development They range from mass circulation monthlies of a half million circulation to exclusive own­ er publications like the Con vette News. Oh boy! 1964 D0DGCMUM 10008 HAMTOP Come see, The 1964 Auto Show U here. All the exciting Chryslers are on display. 1964 DODGEDAIttT 2-D00RHARDTOP Have we got a lot to show you ^ r f M come sigh. The 1964 Chryslers are here. The luxurious New Yorker (above), sports-bred 300, and the surprisingly easy-to-own Newport. Clean. Crisp. Hundsome. Backed by 40 years of engineering leadership. The '64 Chryslers are full of news. For instance,-nn optional seven-way steering wheel. And bucket seats are standard on 300's (passenger's reclines). Come on in and browse around . . . at Chrysler's exhibit. Engineered better ... backed better than any car in its class 0h boy! Curtain up. It's auto show timo again, and thg Dipandables for '64 art here. Th« new '64 tttndird-tiie Dodge. Compact Dodge D ari And big new Dodge 880. The '64 Dodge-m ort elegant than ever. With a wide selection of interiors. A qomplete choice of models. Some with bucket seals, some with regular seats and some with a flip-down center arm rest that lets you enjoy the advantages of bucket seats without paying for them. The price on the *64 Dodge? Right with Ford and Chevy. Take a good look at our compact Dodge Dart, too. It's the fresh new compact in the laige economy size. A little bigger outside, a lot roomier inside. A little more power under the hood, a lot more fun on the roM For a fact, few compacts cost less than D ari Not one gives you as much for tltt stoney. And don't go away. We have another handsome treat for you. The big Dodge 880— built for the man who likes everything in his motoring big . . . except the price. The big Dodge 880 isn't shown above, but don’t niss jt at the show. See them ell, The Dependables from Dodge for 1964 . . . the most talked-about, walked-about models at the show, bar none. Then for the best show of all, try 'em on the road. The man to see is your dependabli Dodge Dealer. Sea him soon. D o d ge M O V E U P T O C H R Y S L E R '64 CHWY9UR DIVW406I p RY8LER DODGE DIVISION & S S 5■OOAKMAnOK t f h CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. BRASS 519 EAST FIRST STREET MOTORS 1801 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FLA. B« sws to watch Bob nop* and tha Chortto Thaalw. NBC TV. Friday* ________ auto SHOW — FORT MELLON P A R K , SANFORD — APRIL 2n d , 3 rd . 4th 0 - * - - » iq* row* u a w �A f ttr * H tnforB A p ril 1, 1964— P n g e 3-A ———— - 1- Rambler Line Is Broadened! American Motor* has an- typ* styling will appeal to all nounccd new and brosdend age groups, and its perform­ 19M Rambler Claulc and Am­ ance Is comparable to the best." bassador lines. Styling refinements. ne» The 990 11 includes as stand­ hardtop modclj and new con­ ard equipment a 270 horse­ venience options are promin­ power V-8 engine, front and ent among the advances 1® simulated rear bucket seats both American Motors' top­ with folding center arm rests, selling Classic line and tlx a floor console between the from seats, chrome celling Ambassador luxury line. With the company’s lowest- bows, and many luxury appriced Rambler, the drasti­ pointmnts associated with the cally changed 1964 American, prestige car field. the company has now Intro­ The company's top-selling duced three distinco lines ol Classic line boasts a new.lux­ 1964 compact cars that com­ ury two-door hardtop in the pletely span the market lor popular 770 serlrs, available ■s a Six or V-8. The new this popular car type. Thomas A. Coupe, Tie* hardtop* feature a "fastback" president of automotive sales, roof which flows at a rakish said: angle into the body, lfardtops "The compacta definitely are 1.2 inches lower than se­ emerged with full stature dar­ dan models. ing the past model year nod All Ambassadors include a now offer the motorist ft* full wrap around instrument things he can get in other panel crash pad which con­ cars, plus lower relative price tinues back into the upper and the special advantages of portions of the doors. Other trim design. Ambassador features include "The extension and broad­ distinctive wood-grain Inserts ening of compact appeal for on the Instrument panel and 1964 confirms the rising pop­ door panels, lower door scuff ularity of these car*. Wo ex­ pads made of the same m a­ pect their sales volume to be terial as the floor carpeting, boosted by the newest Rim- and custom seats. biers as well as by the glow­ A new optional feature on ing influence of the compact the Ambassador 990 is a buc­ Idea throughout the industry." ket seat combination with a "The 1964 Ambassador 190- special between-seat cushion H hardtop is the most luxur­ which permits a third person ious car ever offered by In the front. This combination American Motors and will also has a folding arm rest far take a top position among the added comfort of the driver tine cars of America, with and passenger. A console re ­ luxury second to none," Coop* places tha center cushion if •tated. "Its sm art, sports- desired. Classic interiors have been newly styled for greater lux­ ury and both wide and slim bucket seats with f'.oor con­ soles are offered. Both the Classic and Am­ bassador feature new grilles which impart a more massive appearance. The grille design is of spaced bars on a hori­ zontal plane. On Classics, the word "Ram bler" is In block letters on the upper grille frame. Ambassador models carry the name in block let­ ters in the center of the grille. The front bumpers have been moved forward 12 Inches to offer greater grille prolection. This brings the overall length of sedans to 190 Inches and the wagon to 190.5 inches. Wheelbase con­ tinues at 112 inches. New hoods on both lines have a raised line on each side of the hood extending in­ to the grille. Ambassador models have distinctive crest mounted on the front of the hood. The roof panel on the 1964 Rambler Classic and Ambass­ ador sedans displays special styling treatment with a new Indented section on the rear roof pillar. On Ambassador models this treatment is ac­ centuated with a chrome panel lines in the indented area. All ‘64 Classic and Ambass­ ador models have rocker pan­ els covered with stainless steel. In addition to the added beauty, these panels provide protection against flying stones and gravel chips. HARRY BYRD (left) nnd Con E. Chanlot de­ monstrate the 1944 Rambler Classic a t Bill : RENAULT Ambassadors also h a v e stainless moldings which out­ line the front and rear wheel openings and which, in turn, flow into stainless panels on the lower portions of both fenders. The side trim on Ambass­ adors is a slim full-length band with a red pin-stripe in­ sert. Side trim on the Classic 770 is a wide aluminum mold­ ing which runs the length of the car. The 660 also has a full-length trim of narrower proportions. Striking new full wheel disc are standard on Classic 770 and Ambassador 990 and 990lf models and optional on others. The Classic disc has an "R " in the raised center and the Ambassador disc dis­ plays a crest. The Ambassador line is con­ centrated in 990 four-door *e dans, five-door two-seat sta­ tion wagons, two-door hard tops and the 990-11 tw-o-door hardtop. An optional third seat is available for the sta­ tion wagons. Similar body styles are available in the Rambler Classic line, plus two-door se­ dans. Each body style Is available as a 550, 660 or 770. The new two-door Classic hardtop Is available only as a 770. The standard Ambassador engine on all model.* except the 270 • horsepower 990-1! hardtop is a 250-horsepower V-8. Tha 270-horsepower en- gine is optional on other Am­ bassador models. The standard Classic sixcylinder engine develops 127 horsepower, with a 138 horse­ power option available. The cast iron block Is standard with a aluminum block engine optional. The Classic V-8 engine which became > popular op­ tion in the 1963 models con­ tinues to be offered in 1964. It if rated at 198-horsepower with a displacement of 287 cubic inches. This option in­ cludes a V-8 drive-line and other heavier mechanical components. A new "Shift • Command" Flash-O-Matlc transmission Is offered as a new option on Ambassadors and Classic 770V-8s equipped with slim buc­ ket seats and center console. This new floor-shift system can be operated as a fully automatic transmission or it can be shifted manually through the three gear ratios for added control and perform­ ance. The regular Flash-O-Matic automatic transmission snd tho floor-mounted Twin-Stick transmission and overdrive continues as options, as does the automatic clutch E-stick on Classic Sixes. Another new oplion for 1961 is the Adjust-O-Tilt steering wheel, which permits easier entry and exit with seven op­ tional positions to suit the driver's preference. The sev­ en vertical positions Include normal plus three above and three below in five-degree in­ crements. 1. i-T «- ‘ .... . . A^- * ’.■ £ \ -V.? , 1* ' • .- ■ • ;; '• * .*• \ »/ ^ i .. | ... - r .S • . ' . ■ BEN HOWLAND, nmnngor of Seminole County Motors, displays the 1964 Renault Caravclla. Renault LineAmericanized Renault has announced an "Americanized" 1964 line of curs, featuring an m otional model and peppier engines, plus greater comfort and durability, at prices three to 10 per cent under 196.1 levels. Vincent (Irob, president of Renault, Inr. U. S. importers for tbo French-based world­ wide automobile company, said the new lowest-priced economy Dauphine — in both automatic and manual trans­ mission models — along with tho roomier R-8 four-door Pontiac’s six-way power till) fondly acdun and the top­ front scat has been redesigned line Caravelle sports convert­ to inrlude a greater range of ible and coupe models, arc adjustment. In addition to available n l MU) Renault fore and aft, the front and dealer showrooms throughout rear of the scat can now be the nntion. Groh noted that well over raised or lowered. 100,090 of the new R-S's have already been sold globally. Total 1962 Renault production was 666,000 vehicles, up 44 per cent over 1961, while 196.1 production so far ia running another 15 per rent more thnn the *tV2 rate. Last year, Renault — which la France's top industrial concern and the seventh-largest automaker in the world — achieved a 25 per cent salea Increase to hit a record 8755,755,510. Grob said Renault's '64 styling remains virtually un­ changed, reflecting the Euro­ pean tradition of evolutionary —. rather than revolutionary — changes, hut engineering features have been "Ameri­ canized" to better serve U. S. motoring needs. "Fiom the Dauphine push­ button transmission to the R-8's larger fuel tank and bigger engine on the aporta convertible model, tho 1904 Renault features are designed to appeal to driver* here," Grob said, "Our wider vehi­ cle choice and 12-month'12,000-mllc warranty arc also In the U. 8. tradition." The Renault U. 8. chief ■aid the 1964 Dauphine fea­ ture* Illustrate the gradual, a» opposed to sudden model c h a n g e concept, "lliough there will bo llttlo external variation this year," he said, "actually the 1064 Dauphine it a totally different car from the one first introduced in 1050. Moro than 75 separate advancements hava b e e n made." New featurra on the econ­ omy Dauphine indue fourwheel disc brakes, a 40-horse power engine — 25 per cent more power than the 1903 standard version — and an improved Interior. Tho R-8 four-door family sedan, a completely new car introduced in the U. S. last fall, will have heavier door and body sheet metal, will boast bigger bumpers, will be slightly longer and will have added silencing and Insulation material and deeper upholtU cry for a smoother ride. On tha top-lins Renault sports convertible for 1904, Renault will offer a complete­ ly new, racier 65 hp, 100 cu­ bic centimeter engine on the convertible. Hemphill Motora. (H erald Photo) GOES A U T O M A T IC The Only Import With Automatic Transmission It's the food lookinf one. Even with automatic transmission It Isn’t unusual to get op to 40 miles per gallon in this car. Renault warrants it for 12 months or 12,000 miles. Over 250,000 Americana now dart about efficiently In Renault Dauphlnes. See Seminole County Motors’ Renault display at t h e . . . . 1964 Rambler American 440 convertible and 1964 Rambles Classic 770 hardtop AUTO SH O W The newest newcars oftheyearare here... RAMBLER for *64 See them at the Show! Rambler Americans—compact economy kings. Every inclt new from grille to taillights, with plenty of stretch-out space for six adults. Widest choice of seating options, including two kinds of bucket scats—slim or wide. Exciting hardtops, convertible, sedans, wagons. Amazingly smoother, quieter ride. Your Authorized Dealer In Seminole County See them at the Show! Rambler Classics, Sixes or spirited 1‘18-ltp V-X. brilliant new hardtop, sedans and wagons, too. All bcuutifully balanced—big inside, trim outside. RENAULT D auphine Seminole County Motors Sec them at the Show! Rambler Ambassadors—total ex­ cellence in high-performance luxury V-8's. Rambler Ambassador V-8 flse-door Cross Country wagon—2JO hp standard, 270 hp optional. I'owcr-Lift rear window and third scat are optional. See Ambassador V-8 wagon, sedan, hardtops at the Show! Extra-value features! In *64 Ramblers you get Advanced Unit Construction, curved-glass side windows, I)ccp-Dip rustprooling, Double-Safety self-adjusting brakes, coilspring scats—plus exciting new options. Come see ho beautifully Rambler tills your needs! 1801 W. F IR ST ST., S A N F O R D ” PHONE 322 0614 * * + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 West First Street �£^UMI Ife Triumph Has Individual Characteristics V U i Triumph bulk!* six special c a n to meet Individual driv­ ing needi. Whichever Triumph car or c a n you choose, you have the added reassurance of unsur­ passed s e r v i c e facilities wherever you m ay live or drive. There are 700 dealen, in every state of the United States and every province of i Canada—each with factorytrained mechanics. Six as­ ter parts warehouses—at Los I Angeles, San Francisco, Chi­ cago, New Orleans, Detroit and New York—keep parts in constant supply. Triumph has never attempt­ ed to build an all-purpose car. Instead, they have developed cara with Individual charac­ teristics to meet the varying needs and tastas of different ew nen. It la suggested that Lincoln Continental. WILLIE HUNT, owner-manager of Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, features you teat drive all six of the cars. You will find that at least one of them meets your partlcuisr need better then any other car in the world. These are the six models: 1. S P IT F IR E - most ac­ claimed new sports car. Over 12 feet long, speeds up to 00 m.p.h., disc brakes, independ­ ent suspension on all 4 wheels, heavily reinforced frame. Roll-up windows, easy-to-putup top. Unusually big trunk. Lots of leg room. Bucket seats with extra luggage space behind. Sprprlsingly low priced. 2. TRIUMPH TR-4— Amer lea's most popular sports car. Class winner 1043 Sebrlng Grand Pria—speed up to 110 m.p.h., from 0 to 00 in under 11 seconds. Disc brakes. Syn chromesh In all 4 gear speeds. Extra-thick bucket seats, roll 3k up windows. Big trunk. Spsce for luggsge (or optional pass 1964 COMET averaged 105 mph in 100,000 durability run at Daytona Beach. enger seat) behind front seats. S. SPORTS SIX— here’s one com psct Detroit ean't match. Independent suspension oo ail four wheels, disc brakes and • high-performance, slx-cyUnder engine give you unique handling and road-holding quality, plus speed of over 00 m .pil. Bucket seats, wal­ nut-finish dash, stick shift, plenty of room for four. 4. TR-4 HARD-TOP- chant_ plon sports-car performance ^ i with claasle Grand Touring atyle and snug, weatherproof s i steel top. With top off, uni­ que rear windscreen -llmlnales breezes and drafts. Easyto-read Instrument panel, In­ cluding tachometer. Extreme­ ly comfortable, luxurous, yet costs much less thsn an or­ dinary convsrtlble. «. 1100 SED A N - the aeonomy car that doesn't act, ride or look like ons. A big gar engine than other popu­ lar economy aed tn i for speed over 75 m.p.h. Synchromesh SIX MODELS are available in the 1004 Triumph to meet individual driving need*. In 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Independ­ ent euspenslon. Shortest turn­ ing radius of any sedan. 7 coats of body paint. Seats 4 comfortably, bucket icats In front. Up to 33 m.p.g. I. 1200 CONVERTIBLE—the Announcing the Comet Cy­ ...............This ts Comet’* | Whet did It T Wee It Com-1 Comets • specially equipped beauty end flair of a conver­ clone • with • heritage 100,- leap year. . . ,»nlc* up 57 per r t'i amazing display of rug- ami prepared for high-speed tible a t an economy-car price. cent for the world's 100,000- Red stamina a t Daytona driving • each drova 100,000 Pius sports-car minded engin­ 000 miles long! milu durability champion! Ispcedway 7 I h s t's where four I miles, Capture* the spirit of Duyeering fea lures found only in ths 1200 series. Steering wheel tone. Racy, sporty, elegant. can be adjusted to you. Nylon That's the new Cyclone, in­ and rubber joint* practically spired by Comet’s historic eliminate* greasing. Heavy- durability run at Daytona, channel steel frame. Styled where four specially equipped by the famous lislisn, Mlche- Comets each ran 100,000 Jottl. miles, averaging 106 mphl Standard equipment in every Comet Cyclonet Super 280 cu. in, V-8, tachometer, buck­ et seate, chrome engine fit­ tings end competition-type wheel cover*. Vinyl covered roof optional. You get the solid, rood • The toot Comet, plonrer of the luxury compacts, has un­ hugging stance of the world's dergone Its first complcto durability champion ............ change elate Introdurtion four in every '04 Comet You elio get the seme en­ years ago. The completely re­ designed Comet, including a gineering ekill that nude plush new Calicnte series, has Comet's championship per­ all-new exterior sheet metal, formance at Daytona Inter­ improved ride and handling national Speedway pnsiiblo. characteristics, and greater That waa whera a team of A successful cor for the successful '04 Comete-apecially equipped passenger room. The new Comet ie roomier, ran 100,000 mllea at an aver­ mart—sales are up 4 9 S* even though wheelbase is con­ age of over 105 mph. It wai tinued at 114 Inches and over­ the toughed test a new rar all length and height are vlr- ever faced. Why not try a t tually unchanged. Over-all hefty, new Comet for your­ "Success broods success." Thia ie an old and well-known aphorism th a t la width is Increased one inch, self T Ask your Mercury quit* true. Taka a careful look a t th* way Lincoln ContinenUl salt* have and the re a r tread is lucres* dealer. been g o in g -u p a dram atic 49%.* Proof more and more successful people Comet: World'a 100,000 rd 1.9 inches, providing new m i 1 a durability chaptpion are turning to th* car which provides them with the maximum amount of sturdiness on the road. The Comet’s sculptured named "Sportiest Compact of luxury and prestige. W* cordially Invite yon to oao our complete stock of ood, act between raised fan- 1004" by Sport Magasinel Lincoln Continentals—Um o v of Umslase elegancs. *Smm period ‘u m. 'eg. Hare are excerpts from ere, emphasizes its wide ip Sport Magaxlno’a report: earence. A double concave um u ulpture follow* the fender "Comet Callente. , .the eportMae, widens toward the rear, lest compact on the market miking the e a r eeem longer today. Thar* la an impres­ ksn4, with the front fenders sion of latent power and xtaaded beyond the grille, smoothness. . . .highly stimu­ ivee the c a r an appearance lating to drive." Remember: a t Daytona, Florida, a team if forwent trust. Pow*v brakes and an AM- of Cornell - specially equip­ M radle ere offered ae ex- ped end prepared for high­ 109 North Palmetto Avenue re cost eglians on the Comet speed driving - each ran 100,000 miles a t ever 105 mph. or the first time, end power AUTO SHOW — FORT MELLON PARK — APRIL 2nd, 3rd. 4|h Quite a carl itcering aba U available. Comet Captures Spirit Off Daytona Comet Pioneers With New Face Hfr- HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. metal. Page 4 -A — ‘A p ril 1, 1964 UrraH S. . . fomsi and '64 TRIUMPHS ON DISPLAY - Riding Qualities Of Continental Greatly Improved While continuing Its classic styling theme, the 1964 Lin­ coln Continental incorporates substantial increases in inter­ ior spaciousness and luggage capacity. The 1964 model represents the first major change in di­ mension of the Continent*! since the current series was introduced in 1961. A threeinch increase in car length, wheelbase and rear door width, together with a wider roof, give the 1964 Lincoln ContinenUl interior spacious­ ness and improved riding qualities that aro translated directly to increased passen­ ger comfort. / The Continental roof is 5.4 inches wider in 1964, provid­ ing a new styling flair in ad­ dition to increased hesdroom in both front and rear icats. In the rear acat compartment there alio is an Increase of two inches In leg room and nearly four lnchei in effective knee room, plua nearly onehalf inch of additional space in hip room. Greater rear door width also gives passen­ gers easier access to and from Uie car. Front seat hip room ii increased by 1.2 inches. The 1964 Continental is dis­ tinguished by a new grills and exterior ornamentation plus extensive new body sheet fa ffe d AT THE » I t f • t O t • t • I • I AUTO SHOW T H U R S. • FRI. • SAT. • APRIL 2, 3 & 4 s p it f ir l y The sports car sensatlon of the year. Over 90 mph. 24-ft. turning circle. Roll­ up windows. 4-wheel Independent suspension The good-looking economy car— with s sport* car engineer­ ing and feature*. Ov*r75m ph.4-w h**l independent suspension. The riding qualities of the ContinenUl have been further Improved by th* three-inch longer wheelbase. Handling and roadability continue to set the standard for luxury cere. The luggage capacity h is been Increased by II per cent with a new deep-well floor pan providing two cubic feet additional capacity. Lincoln Continental contin­ ues the 24,000-mlle or twoyear warranty which It pio­ neered for the auto industry. YOUR AUTHORIZED TRIUMPH DEALER HUNT L IN C O L N M ERCURY 109 Palm etto Ave. INC. Sanford W. P A R K M I 4-0209 822-4884 Comet sales have more than doubled 131 up ° / 0 t O ) . injust ayear! L* No wonder Comet sales are soaring-setting new records every day! This car's a winner md everybody lo w s • winner. R ’g the W orld's Durability Chantplow . . . winner of fee Pure ON Achievement Award . .. '6 4 's Host Honored Car for styling and design . . . holder of a traditional record for high resale value . . . bigger, bolder, more beautiful than anyComet beforel Better join the winner's drcle— todayl *«ms ***** 0 w N . Geta“success" deal on'M's Softest cad HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC 109 North Palmetto Ave. VISIT THE AUTO SHOW • FORT MELLON PARK • APRIL 2ni, 3rd, 4th ) / A �* r Wfi* OirfnrB I w B _____________________________________ April 1, 1964—Page B-A Mercury Record Commanding The way Mercury handle* roads is a matter of record! . . .and the record stretch­ es from Pikes Peak to River­ side. \\ herever Mercury has run against other competilion-modified Medinm-p r i e cars, it has shown its com­ manding roadability. Take Pikes Peak, for ex­ ample, where Mercury set a new world's record on the twisting, tortuous course. You can sample Mercury’s great roaih performance your­ self. Slip behind the wheel of • hefty, road-hugging Mer­ cury - perhaps n sporty bucket-seater. Take it out on the road. That’s where you'll feel the solid authority of this car. Mercury has up to 319 pounds more muscle and heft than other medium-price cars. And more responsive engines, to go with it • up to a 427 cu. in. V-8. You feel the difference In easier handling, n steadier, and smoother ride. You'll notice how Mercury clings to the road even in strong crosswinds, takes mountain roads with sure-footed confidence, responds to your control pre­ cisely. Take this beautiful, all-day-comfortable road car. Your Mercury dealer will gladly arrange it for you to­ day. Unusual elegance goes with today’s finest road car! Y'ou can see the elegant look of Mercury for yourself. But its qualities as a super­ ior road car must be felt. . . on the road you'll discover the solid authority, the pre­ cise response, the sure track­ ing that distinguish Mer­ cury. And though it may be hard to realize, this sleeklooking, easier-handling car is actually up to 319 pounds heftier • sturdier • than other medium-price cars. No won­ der it feels so solid, so smooth. Your Mercury dialer can tell you nbout this great road car. But it’s better to try one. And he can arrange it. Mercury: The look, the feel, the ride of a great road car. .and n champion-hip rec­ ord to hack it up! D a y t o n a . .Pikes Peak. . wherever the ccmpctitionmodified big cars meet. . . the consistent winner in the medium-price class is Mer­ cury. And, for the same rea­ sons, you’ll find it a great road car. A solidcr, more substantial ride. Easier hand­ ling. Up to 319 pounds more heft than other medium-price cars. Example: the big 390 cu. in. V-8 that's standard equipment. Yet, for all its extra muscle, Mercury's look ia trim, lithe, elegant. And so luxurious! Great road car? Yes. At Hunt Lincoln-Mcrcury. Re-tuning of the body chas­ sis, using softer rubber in all body mounts, Improves the ride. Larger tires and Mer­ cury's proven Cushion-Link suspension contribute to the car's superior ride and handl­ ing. New directional signal Indi­ cators arc located on the top of the front fender* so they arc visible to the driver. The standard on Montclair and Park Lanes models and on Colony Park station wagons, arc in addition to the Instru­ ment panel indicators on all Mercury*. A new glass backllte for convertible models allows the convertible lop to be lowered without unzipping tha back window. Total performance in a com­ pletely restyled package, with three distinctive new roof lines and a roomier interior, keynotes the Ford for 1964. All 16 models in the 1964 Ford lineup — including the uniquely styled 4-door hard­ top models — are designed to combine an exterior look of greater luxury with luxury engineering features. The new Ford has been re ­ designed inside as well to reduce the front compartment tunnel size by one-third and to Increase headroom and seat height over 1963 by as much as an inch. Weight of the 1964 Ford compare* favorably with car* in the medium-priced field. The added weight results In a more solid, longer-lasting body, greater ruggednesi and durability, and less road GARY HUDGINS, sales manager at Strlckland-Morrison, is showing the 1964 Ford Galaxle 600-XL. shock and noiae. New in the Ford power Fords except 500/XL models of the 1964 Ford line la key­ roof styling to glvs each tones and passenger access­ lineup for 1964 is a Thunder- and those powered by the noted by a three-dimensional, model a distinctive character. ibility in the event of a em­ bird Special 3H-cubic-lnch V-8 with 4-barrel carburellon ra t­ Thunderblrd High • Perform­ horizontal bar grille. Wide­ The vinyl roof, optional on ergency. A aw bruihed metal ed at 230 horsepower and off­ ance 427 V1D V-8 engine. The ly spaced dual headlamps and Ford Galaxle 500 and Ford instrument cluster and Instru­ ering both good performance fully synchronized forward a full-depth and full wrap­ Galaxle 500 XI, 2-door hard­ ment panel applique texture and good economy on regular gears permit smooth, effort­ around bumper give the cars top models, adds to the al­ is employed to accent (he in­ fuel. Five engine cholera, less shifting—even into low a lower, wider and more ready glamorous convertible terior. four different transmissions, gear when the car is moving massive front end appearance. look of this body style. and five rear axle ratios com­ —to make all three gears us­ A sculptured metal treat­ Inside, new, thin-shell, front at appropriate ear ment, suggestive of luxury bucket seats add to the glam­ The 1964 Mercury’s tlx V-8 plete a choice of performance- able economy options. speeds as desired. and motion, carries front the orous appearance of the spor­ engines—two more than last The versatile Crulse-O-MaAdded lo the three-year or rear deck Into the rear body ty Ford Galaxie SOO/XI. mo­ year—range from 250 to 423 tic Dual Range three-speed 3G,00O-mile major lubrication panel. The taillights continue dels. The seats provide im­ horsepower. There are four transmission will be available interval pioneered on the the traditional round design proved comfort, take up less 390-cubic-lnch power plant* of for the first time in 1064 with Ford last year are new ex­ but are newly styled for 19C1. room and, due to the twin 250, 266, 300 and 330 horse­ all engines except the Thund- tended-life hendlamps. The A new roof line is Introduc­ pedestal mount, increase foot power, and two 427-cubic-lnch erblrd High-Performance 427. ••24-24’’ total car warranty— ed with the 4-door hardtop tn room in the rear compart­ high • performance engines The three-speed, manual- for 24 months or 24.000 miles, Ford Galaxle 500 and 300/XL ment. with 410 and 425 horsepower. shift, all-synchromc»h trans­ whichever occurs first — Is models for 1961. Sedans, The Ignition key has been The 250- and 266-horsepower mission Introduced last year continued for the 1961 Ford. sports hardtop* and 4-door moved to the right of the engines require regular fuel is again standard on all 1964 The quality and luxury look hardtop* now have individual steering column for conven- only. MERCURY MONTCLAIR Marauder is displayed by Ray Winfreo, of Hunt Lincoln - Mercury. Ford Offers Broad Line Of Trucks From compact Falcon Ranchcro pickups to diesel-power­ ed tandem axle tractors. Ford for 19G4 once again will offer the broadest line of trucks available lo the trucking in­ dustry. To meet truck operators’ exacting requirements f o r specific trucks for specific jobs, Ford has tailored its lineup lo olfer more than 1,000 models and an almost infinlta variety of “ custom - built” trucks through a wide selec­ tion of component parts, ac­ cessories and base-model di­ mensions. The Falcon Ranchcro and Sedan Delivery models are completely restyled, have a re-designed suspension f o r better rido and handling, and offer added economy In all engines. Econoline truck mo­ dels include a new, fully auto­ matic three-speed transmis­ sion for heller multi-itop city delivery operations, and eas­ ier driver handling. F-100 and F-230 pickups feature extended oil change and lubrication intervals, new durable double-wall box for Stylcsido pickups, increased capacity s e l f • adjusting brakes, aluminized longerlife mufflers ynd tailpipes, color-keyed cab interiors with better insulation for greater driver comfort, und a tail­ gate with easy one-hand latch operation. Recognizing the growing trend to camper bodies, a 262cubic-inch six-cylinder engine is newly available to give im ­ proved ovcr-lhc-road perform­ ance with this type of load. To improve driver comfort, give better weight distribu­ tion, ami increase their adapt­ ability to tho mushrooming camper body market, the Ford K-100 half-ton and F-230 Vton pickups have wheel­ bases of 128 inches for 1964, six inches longer than prev­ ious models. The new wheel­ bases will make these trucks better suited to accept the popular 10-foot camper bod­ ies. A new double-wail pickup box has been designed for the Stylcside pickup so the inner wall absorbs the impact of load shifts to protect the ex­ terior wall. This lx>x is separato from the cab and fea­ ture! a unique one-hand tail­ gate latch, eliminating oldstyle chains and hooks. All Eronolines and F-100 pickups have self • adjusting brakes and thicker brake lin­ ings designed to give much longer brake life. The new brakes adjust themselves in normal driving ns wear oc­ curs, thereby eliminating per­ iodic brake adjustments. Lubrication intervals for Eeonolinc van and pickup mo­ dels have been extended from 1,000 to 0,000 miles or four months, whichever c o m e s first, while oil change inter­ vals on the Econoline models and the F-100, and F-350 will be 0,000 miles. A new, fully automatic thrcc-spced transmission for new Eeonnline van and pick­ up models is offered for the first time on 1901 models. The transmission incorporates an oil cooler insuring maxi­ mum efficiency and the hous­ ing is madu of die-cast alum­ inum. A new, more massive ap­ pearing grille and anodized aluminum aide moulding give a bright, attractive appear­ ance to Ford's 1904 line of pickup and medium • duly trucks. Diamond-Lustre baked enamel for durability and long life is available in the largest exterior paint selection in Ford truck history. Eleven sparkling colors are offered from which scores of two-lone combinations can be speci­ fied. Color-keyed interiors will be a new feature of 19G4 Ford pickups. All vinyl seat cover­ ings and paint surfaces can be ordered to match or con­ trast with the exterior paint scheme, in addition, the seat of the Custom Cab has been redesigned for an improved seating angle, and more head room has been provided by raising the roof one inch. P R O V E D PERFORMANCE CHAMP IN THE MEDIUM-PRICE FIELD MERCURY- C0m-W0RLD't 100,000 MILE DURABILITY CHAMPION;nHpit<««», S.rt. TtOtt. 18, •f isaclaUf (SuipetS 1964 Ci»«li»t"l 100.009 »t c»«r ICS wpn . . . —............. . i n , a r . a . i . 1 O ft f l f t l t a . l a a a t him I flg s a g s s M at e • la la t a a l » e Test-drive the total performance that earned Ford the biggest winning streak in racing his­ tory— and won Motor Trend magazine's coveted "C a r of the Year" Awardl Test-drive a winner at your Ford Dealer's soon I How Ford Racing H elps B rin g You a Bottor Car: M o st automotive engineers will tell you the track Is a valued laboratory. For example, Ford racing h a s led to a bettor block, im proved pistons, Im proved valve train, strongar connecting rods and bolts. Su ch im provem ents c o n ­ tribute to total performance so im portant in yo u r avaryday driving. UM TEST-DRIVE * TOTAL PERFORMANCE TURNER. . . AT TOUR FORD DEALER’S SEE THEM STANDING STILL AT THE AUTO SHOW APRIL 2nd, 3rd, AND4th * 2:00 P. M. TO 0:00 P. M. • FT. HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, IN C 109 North Palmetto, Avenue, Sanford, Florida i LINCOLN MERCURY DIVISION f j J S S ' ) MOTOR COMPANY ------------ Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. If You're Interested In An A -l Used C a r Be Sure T o See Your Ford i -f' • •' �i •i v Page 8 -A — A p ril 1, 1964 _____ T !~ PONTIAC BAY HERRON, of Bill Hemphill Motors, shown the 1964 Bulck Riviera. . . . A new V-0 engine with greater cubic Inch displace­ ment that provides better perforinaace far the larger Spe­ cials la wtdeh It Is standard equipment. . . . A compact new light­ weight aluminum V-l engine with a cast-iron Mock and 500- eublc-lnch displacement that la tha lightest weight V-5 on tho market. . . . A high-performance en­ gine with two four-barrel car­ buretora, 10.25 to 1 compress­ ion ratio and 423-cublc-inch displacement. . . . An entirely new Special line using a frame for the firat tlmo, with three inches more wheelbase and l i f t Inches ad­ ditional length. . . . A completely restyled lineup of LeSabre, Wildcat and Electra 225 modcla. Bulck'a 29 new modela come In' six aeries—tho Spe­ cial, Skylark, LeSabre, Wild­ cat, Electra 225 and Riviera. The Riviera sports coupe, introduced last year aa a limited-production m o d e l , maintains its exclusive exter­ ior styling. However, insldo there are numerous Interior refinements that add to its distinction. Bulek’a new Super Turbine transmissions, the Super Tur­ bine 400 and tha Super Tur­ bine MO, were described by Rollert as the most important single development In the long history of the torgueconverter transmission which Bulck pioneered In 1941. The Super Turbine 400 la standard on Riviera and Elec­ tra modela and optional on tho Wildcat and LeSabre ser­ ies. Tbo Super Turbine 500 will be available as optional equipment on all models In the Special series, and also on all LeSabre models except the Estate Wagon. In addition to an Improve­ ment In performance and economy, e o u p 1 a d with smoothness of operation, the new transmissions are great weight savers due to extens­ ive use of aluminum. Basically, tho Super Tur­ bine 400 Is a three-element type torque converter. The Super Turbine 500 has two forward speed ratios. In addition It has Bulek's famed "Switch tha Pitch” feature which Increases torque mul­ tiplication for added perform­ ance in passing. The new ST 500 transmiss­ ion for the Special backs up new engines. The V-0 Is up from lis-eublc-inch displace- Tfee lis t FeaUaes which win ha on display at the Automo­ bile Aow, combine rich styl­ ing simplicity with outstand­ ing performance to make them store distinctive and ap­ pealing than ever before. An sow models la the 1M4 lineup have been completely restyled, appear longer, low­ e r and wider without any significant change la exte^or dimensions and yet retain a strong and Impressive Poetise Ideality. Highlighting the 1M4 "Pon­ tine look" are vertically po­ sitioned twin headlamps sad aa expansive hood that curves gently down ever a divided grille. The Catalina, Pontiac's vol­ ume aeries, Is available In seven models; two and fourdoor sedans, two and fourdoor hard tops, alx and ninepassenger station wagons and a convertible. A four-door hardtop and a four-door sedan are offered la the Star Chief aeriee. The luxurious Bonne­ ville la available in four mo­ dels; two and four-door hardtops, a six-passenger station wagon and a convertible. Pootlae'a prestige eports coupe, the Grand Prix, offer­ ing many exclusive eairsa not found on other models, la available as Pontiac's entry la tho luxury car field. Pontiac's traditionally dur­ able and luxurious Interiors have new colors and patterns In the latest fabrics of nylon, vinyl and leather. To satisfy every taste, a complete range of eolor combinations la of­ fered and nylon blend loop pile carpet floor covering to found In every model. la addition to new styling, the 1004 Pontiac offers signi­ ficant improvements In sus­ pension and engines. The choice of now Pontlae aeeessorles provide added safety, convenience and comfort. Pontiac's popular Tempest aeries la all new la 1904. Along with new styling, en­ gines, frame, bodies and In­ teriors a new Custom aeries has been Introduced. In the LeMans scries an exciting new sports car option called tho GTO (Grand Turiaslmo Omologato) la available plus a new two-door hardtop sports coupe. The 1904 Tempest Is I.T in­ ches longer than previous modela and features a more pow­ erful six-cylinder, in-line en­ gine and completely restyled bodies of frame-type construc­ tion. Tho wheelbase hae been Increased to i l l In d u s for aa overall length of 595 Inches. A total of 10 different mo­ dela are offered in 1954. The Tempest and Tempest Custom series have large, single tall lamps that follow the contours of the quarter panel and bumper ends. The new wide face bumpers are "full alxe" and their wrap­ around design la for both pro­ tection and good looks. Tbo LeMana series la quick­ ly Identified by Its own dis­ tinctive grille treatment and rear end design. LeMans tail lamps are Integrated within a decorative rear end panel Using a basic Tempest de­ sign, the GTO bas its own special styling features. The standard GTO engine Is a 359 cuble Inch V-5 that de­ velops 525 horsepower. AU op­ tional equipment for the Le­ Mans aeries Is available with the GTO. The latest addition to the Tempest line Is the LeMans hardtop eports coupe with bucket seats, custom Interior trim and exterior trim moldlegs all standard equipment AU 1904 Tempest models In­ clude new front and rear sus­ pension systems that provide better stability, softer ride, easier handling and reduced maintenance. Bulck has Introduced its 2M4 cars—a lineup of a mo­ dels that features two new su­ p er turbine transmissions pro­ viding up to 45 per cent more wheel thrust, along with three new engines and a boat of atylllag changes that includes an all-new roomier Special aeries. "Bulek's 1104 line , repre­ sents one of the most pro­ gressive steps In the 00-year history of this division," said Xdward O. Rollert, Bulck'a general manager and vice president of General Motors. Here are soma of the major . . . Two new Super Turbine transmissions that improve performance a n d gasoline mileage. Both transmissions a re lighter la weight and have W H I T T E R N , salesman with Bill Hemphill Motorn, is demon, the 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix. (Harald Photo), 9 num V-5 engine combines tha beat features of last year’s engine Into the new power.plant. Thla engine la stand­ ard on tha LeSabre and improves gasoline mileage as much as 10 per cent By using e cast-iron block, Bulck engineers were able to Increase the aluminum V-S engine’s displacement to 500 cubic Inches without increas­ ing block alxe. And through the use of aluminum cylinder head*, water-pump covers, in­ take manifold and many other parte, the advantage of Ught weight was retained. OpUonal on the Special and LeSabre series is the same V-S engine with • four-barrel carburetor. For the first Ume, dual ex­ hausts are available as an option on eU Special V-S mo­ dels, except Estate Wagons. Standard on all Eatata Wa­ gons, Wildest and Electra 225 modela la the 401-euble-inch V-5 with four-barrel carbure­ tor and 10.23 to 1 compression ratio. The 425-cubic-inch en­ gine is standard ou the Rivlera. Tha 423-cublc-lnch engine, with either one or two fourbarrel carburetors, is avail­ able as an option on Wildcat and Electra 525 modcla. This same engine, with two fourbarrel carburetors, la optional on the Riviera. A hlgh-output camshaft la combined with tha multiple earburetora. Some of the more salient styling features of the modela are: SPECIAL SERIES . . . long­ er, wider, roomier. Froqt bumper completely w r a p s around. Curved glass In tha aide windows Integrates the lower body with the upper. Frame construction and add­ ed alia Improves ride and roadability. Added h e i g h t gives easier access, more comfort Good looks are just the half of it. There’s Pontiac's Wide-Track. Performance. Handling. Luxury. Quality. Spirit Bifular-gas V-8a and! premium-gas V-8s. Sixes. And thirty models including Pontiac Pontiaca, Pontiac Tempests, Pontiac LeMans and Pontiac GTOs. See them at the Auto Show! Drive them at your authored Pontiac dealer’s! *64 Sanford Auto Show B IL L H E M P H IL L M O T O R S , IN C . 801 W. FIRST STREET Fort Mellon Pork SANFORD, FLA, April 2nd, 3rd 4th �With the availability of t V-8 engine In the F-SS, and with the Introduction of the #«w Jetfta r 88, cuatomers will be able to buy an Old*mobile for le u in both the low price and medium price fleldi, according to OMamoblle'a general manager and a vice president of General Motor*, Jack F. Wolfram. U S E FATHER, LIKE SON ^ The lata William S. Knudsea was general manager cf Chevrolet when the company firit captured sales leadership of the avto industry In 1927. Under the direction of his son, Semon E. Knudscn, Chevrolet has achieved an equally memorable feat. The company'i passenger c a r aalea in 1962 and 1933 passed f wo million—the first time a tingle auto maker has reach­ ed this m irk. "Asi. too,” Wolfram said, "for tlie *l*th consecutive year, l*»t prices for 1904 D y naoi* M *. S u p e r 86'*, Mnetr-Elght’s and Starflrcs remain constant. "TV* have been able to hold our Rrlce levels," ho said, "despite the many added pro­ duct values built into every 1964 Oldsmoblle in Interior and exterior styling, perform­ ance, comfort and reliability. "An excellent example of added product value," Wolfra n continued, "is the to­ tally new 1904 F-U with slightly lower prices. It 1* a somewhat bigger car for more utility, more leg-room, headroom and entrance room. With the V-fl or the new high performing Jctflre Rocket V-g engine. It Is more car for the mooay than ever before." "Jetatar M customers," he continued, "will also find the price of sd*ie major equip- m eat item*, aueh a* the auto­ matic transmission and pow­ er itcerlng to be lower than on other full-iite Oldimobile*." He laid Oldsmoblble'a new­ ly-developed Jctaway trans­ mission with variable vane torque converter la a factoryinstalled option on both the Jetatar U and F-83 model* equipped with the V-S engine. The Jetaway transmission i* designed for use in the F-73 with the V-6 engine. Wolfram alto reported that 43 FOR '64 As an illustration of Chev­ rolet's variety for 1964, the 45 Individual patsenger car mo­ dels bracketed bumper-tobumper would extend 729 feet. Selections range from the 173-lnch Corvette to the 210J-inch Impels station wa­ gon. the much-improved, newlydesigned, fully-integrated air conditioning system ia avail­ able for the 1904 F-U. Oldsmoblle's popular TiltAway steering wheel, which give* the driver a choice of seven different steering col­ umn positkma, la available as an extra cost option for the first tim t on all F-U models. ENOUGH FOR EVERYONE Chevrolet's record • setting 1963 model production would have provided a new standard-slze passenger car for everyone in SC I-oult and San Francisco, a Chevy 11 for every man, woman and child In either Portland. Ore., or Louisville and a Corvalr for all of the Inhabitant* of Tulsa or Dayton. Truck production for the year could have put everybody in Phoenix or New­ ark behind the wheel mm* FRED YEACKLE, uied enr manager of Holler Motor Sales, dlsplaya at 1004 Oldsmoblle. With the new Chevelle apteing the variety, Chevrolet'* five lines of 1904 ears repre­ sented at the Auto Show will help the division to act new Industry aales records for tha third year in a row. Offered are a total of 43 new modeli in the five dif­ ferent car lines and altrt—12 more than in 1903 and the greatest number for one year in the division'! history. In­ cluded are 11 models alone of the new Chevelle—only brand new auto in the indus­ try this year. With diversified appeal as the keynote, all five lines are distinguished by individual styling and engineering and offer a wide array of options and accessories to enable cus­ tomer "custom tailoring" as never before, "C ar buyer* today want diversity that lets them choose from ■ wide scope of sites, styles and performance char­ acteristic*," Semon E. Knudsen, Chevrolet general man­ ager, declare*. "We expect this broad diversity in our 1964 cars to win the custom­ er* nod needed to continue Chevrolet's traditional lead­ ership." To underscore how Chevro­ let ha* eet the paee la ear variety, Knud sen said, the Chevelle is the third complete­ ly new kind of car introduced by Chevrolet within five yeare. Preceding It were the rearengined Corvtlr Introduced in I960 and the Chevy II intro­ duced in 1962. The five lines give a wheelbate range aa follow*: regular Chevrolet, 111 Inches; Chevelie, 118; Chev. II, 110; Corvair, 108; and Corvette, 96. Besides the new Chevelle, other Important developments in Chevrolet care for 1964 a rt: Addition of a Super Sport eer­ ie* In the regular Chevrolet line; a V8 engine for the first 7 [ DAVID TOMLINSON, manager of Holler Motor Snte«, shows the 19G4 Chevrolet Impala Super time in the Chevy II; a larger, more powerful engine for the Corvalr; and significant rid* advanrei in the Corvette. Following are highlights of Chevrolet's car quintet for 19GI: REGULAR CHEVROLETSAddition of a Super Sport ser- lea, including a convertible and sport euupe, to go wiU the impale, Bel Air and Bis cayne series for a total of 11 models. Extensive new atyl Ing with crisp side lines anc smoother, broader front am rear ends. Easier mainten ance features of 1963 earrlet over. Scvrn engines rangim Sporta Coup*. from 140Jip. standard six-cy­ linder to 425-hp. optional V6. CHEVELLE- Styling which stresses quality and vehlete width In front end design and a aide treatment featuring a peak line that carries the length of tha ear. Completely new ebassts with pe-imeter frame, coll spring front sua- (Herald Photo) pension and coil spring four link type rear suspension. Fourteen inch wheels, selfadjusting brakes and high capacity Deicotron generator standard equipment. Seven en­ gines, including 120- and 133hp. six cylinders and V8'a of 193, 220, 230, 300 and 363 horsepower. 9 i r* v41. V i li >► ’$ v r T /w l - —f • / ... ~7T| mMt ■ H S .5 wM WriV-va S ftri Ctuft modtU atom Canada Shag Reg, C4**g I t N itt, C em ir JfsMa. Ckagstf* MutHu, Gfcanlat Xetpeie^ 5 different ways to make a big splash! withoutgoing overboardonprice It's get-the-cottage-ready time. Put-the-boat-In-th*. water time. Baseball time. Trad* 'N ' Travel Time a t Be* the VieU-Cruhar at the Show... driveitai your Old* Dealer’* highway performers. Now It'a easy to go an vacation first class—without paying a first-class pries. Ia a luxury Jet-smooth Chevrolet, for example. This beauty rivals just about any car in styling, performance and comfort. Or tiy a totally new type of travel in the youthfully styled CheveUa. Lota ot room inside—yet hloslr d u d for easy handling-plus wid* choice of engine*. * thrifty Chevy 11 bow haa hlll-flattenlnf power. And the unique Corvalr offers new extra power that accents Its road-hugging tear engine traction. While Corvette speak* tor itaetf—In a throaty sports car tone. Y*fc right bow is new ear time. T-N-T Time. Time to get the most fun from a new ear. To get a gnat trade oa your old one. To t s t a big choice a t jo u r Chevrolet cmtKrmt-ktpuls onwmoin•mnmt •mma- tonmtmcommmwtnomwmomKMm 219 E. S E C O N D ST R E E T SAN FO RD 322-0711 �Plymouth Enhances 1964 Line Performance end quality, the two dominant themes in Plymouth's success In 1963, are further enhanced In the 1964 line. Plymouth for 1964 has In­ creased head room, Improved driver vision, and an increas­ ed over-all length of lWi Inches. Although their overall width la unchanged at 75H Inches, the new models give the Impression of greater width because of fresh new boritonal styling themes, front and rear. Engine options Include a new 436 cubic Inch V-8 for high performance enthusiaits. Suitable for street use, H Is a modified version of the Sup­ e r Stock 426 engine which established a great number of drag strip and track records In 1963. All 1964 Plymouths have a new look. The most dlstlncUve Is the two-door hardtop which has a completely new roof line combining a fleet appear­ ance with a convertible motif. The 1964 Plymouths are fur­ ther Improved in trouble-free operation, occording to C, E. Briggs, vice president of Chrysler Motors Corporation and general manager, Chryaler-Plymouth Division. “ We had a successful Ply­ mouth in 1963," he ssld. "We know that much of its succ­ ess has resulted from Its re­ putation for quality and per­ formance. That's what wc have emphasized in the deve­ lopment of Uie 1964 cari." The improvements Include additional underhood splash shields, a new automatic choke design, a new spark plug cable assembly and other refinements in the engines, transmissions and differential, as well as in body design and assembly. Plymouth for 196t offers a wider range of engines than ever before. They Include an improved six with compress­ ion incrcsicd from 8.2:1 to 8.4:1, a competition V-8, and four V-8a designed for e< nventional owner use with dis­ placements ranging from 318 to 426 cubic inches. F o r conventional owner use, Plymouth offers the stan­ dard V-8 with 318 cubic inches displacement, 9:1 compress­ ion, using regular grade fuel, and three high performance Commando engines ai follows, the numbers indicating dis­ placement: Commando 361—twotbarrel carburetor and single exhaust 9:1 compression, using regular grade fuel. Commando 383—four-barrel E asffntS Psge fi-A— A p ril 1, 1964 carburetor, dual exhausts, I The throttle linkage in the matic transmission in the. 10:1 compression, premium , four-barrel Commando cn- I Sport Fury. j gincs has been changed to A new Chrysler-engineered fuel. Commando 426— four-barrel i provide faster response at four-speed manual transmis­ carburetor, dual exhausts, i high road speeds. The second- sion with a floor-mounted 10.3:1 compression, high per­ , ary barrels come into play formance cams, premium earlier, allowing the engine shift lever, synchronized in all to develop maximum power forward speeds and available fuel. Plymouth's competitive per­ prior lo the transmission shift­ 'on Commando and Super i Slock engines. formance engine is the 1961 ing into passing gear. An improved three-speed All 1964 Plymouth cars version of the Super Stock 420, the 420-llf, with twofour-bar- have a new two-inch wider manual shift. An electric push button rcl carburetors, ram induction rear axle shaft. The wider and compression ratios of track 59.6 inches, enhances windshield washer which ope­ 11:1 and 12.5:1. It is a furth the appearance of the car as rates independently of engine er development of the Super seen from the rear. It also vacuum and gives the driver to exceptional full control of washing action Stock engines used by Ply­ contributes C. II. SMITH, salesman, Holler Motor A remote control outside mouth owners in setting 60 steering responsiveness and rear view mirror with the good handling characteristics, drag atrip records and winn­ ing more than 300 first place according to Plymouth engin­ control mounted on the door. New crash-tested door lat­ trophies during the first eight eers who have road-tested months of the 1963 model 1964 models over many thou ches, which provide excep­ sands of miles at the Chry tional resistance to door open­ year. ings In a collision. Th* new high performance Sixty-Two series; four models, A single carburetor version sler Proving Grounds. The Plymouth line for 1961 Cadillac power train will including the convertible, are Plymouth retalnj its fully of this engine has been used by Plymouth driv en in re­ utilized body construction. consists of 26 models in sev­ ■hare the spotlight with ex­ in the do Ville series; and cent stock car races. In the There is a modification in the en body styles and in four clusive comfort and conven­ four models in the Fleetwood NASCAR circuit, Plymouth silhouette because of struc­ aeries—the Savoy, Belvedere, ience features aa the 1904 series. The short deck sedan cars have won 18 of the first tural changes to accommo Fury and Sport Fury. There Cadillac goes on display at is discontinued. Overall length is increased 40 grand national races. Rich­ date a new, more vertical ara two-door and four-door the auto show here. The performance gains re­ onc-haif inch to 223.5 inches ard Petty of Randicman, N. windshield. The roof is high aedani, two-door and four-door C., with 13 victories in a Ply­ cr, providing an inch more handtopa, six passenger and sult from a 429 cubic inch on nine models and 243.8 in­ mouth has won more NAS­ head room in front in all clot nine-passenger statioo wag­ engine and new transmission, ches on the Seventy-Five Se­ CAR races than any driver ed model* and In the rear ons and convertible coupes. while the comfort and con­ dan and Limousine. Other ex­ Plymouth continues to pro­ venience story for 19G4 is terior and interior dimensions and Is a contender for the 1963 of all sedans, four-door hard vide e 5-year or 50.000- highlighted by the first fully remain unchanged. tops and nation wagons. national championship. mile warranty of the engine automatic year around air Ollier new features are: Aa for economy, Plymouth All models arc powered by for seven consecutive years An attractive new center and drive train components conditioning system ever of­ the new- engine with its ten for its 1964 cars, with refine­ has won Its class in the Mo­ console with "stick shift" type fered in an automobile. per cent increase in displace­ bile Economy Run. gear selector for the auto­ ments In the transmissions Visitors at the auto show ment, from 390 to 429 cubic and engines to simplify and minimize service require­ will see that Cadillac's 1964 inches, and boost in horse­ styling reflects the appear­ power from 323 to 340. With ments. The TorqueFlite transmiss­ ance of greater size with a a torque increase to 480 at ion, fully covered by the war­ new grille, clean unbroken 3000 rpm the performance ranty, has a new full-flow oil sides, tailored fins and broad gain is most noticeable in the 20 to 30 mph speed range. filter, enclosed within the rear design. Two automatic transmis­ Cadillac's it models, one transmission. It replaces an externally mounted unit. The less than last year, arc sions aro offered in 1964— new unit provides 100 per cent realigned in three busic ser­ tho Ilydra-.Matic and the new filtration of all circulation oil. I ies: Three models are in tho Turbo Hydra-Matic. fm O Sales, features hcr« tho 1964 Cndilluc. Cadillac Power lipped The Hydra-Matic is modi­ fied to adapt to the high per­ formance engine and retains its proven smoothness, effic­ iency and reliability. It is of­ fered in the Sixty-Two strict and the Seventy-Five Sedin and Limousine. The Turbo Hydra-Matic it introduced this year in the de Ville ser­ ies, the Sixty Special Scdtn and the Eldorado Convertible. It is a Hydra-Matic trammiision in which a torque con­ verter replaces one of tbo geared ratios. An industry first in the areas of comfort and conven­ ience is Cadillac’s new Com­ fort Control, a completely au­ tomatic heating and air con­ ditioning system. The driver merely sets a dial thermostat on the instrument panel sod Comfort Control docs the rest, supplying cooled or warmed conditioned air a t tha tem­ perature specified. The result is a c^rstant, comfortable a t - 9 mosphere v.lthin the car re­ gardless of tho variable tem­ peratures and humidity out­ side. Although significant re­ finements arc evident, tha styling ia unmistakably Cadiilac. The look of breadth la characterized in the front by a redesigned grille and in tha rear by the strong horizontal lines of the deck lid, bumper and grille treatm ent abova the bumper. Tho traditional tail fins are one inch lower thun last year. A choice of 16 colors is available. And five glamour colors in the new high luster firemist paint are offered a t no extra cost on the Kldormdo Convertible, und us un ex­ tra-cost option is availubls on five models. A '64 PLYMOUTH FURY in displayed herewith by Frank Hrunson, salesman with Brass Motors. 1964 M O P E T E M P T IN G T H A N E V E N .' :» >. Plymouth rocks racing world with sweep in Daytona “500" Plymouth beats Ford & Chevrolet In tests of showroom V-8* According to the record book for stock ears In competition, there Is no higher average speed for 500 miles than the 154.334 m.p.h. set by a competition-equipped 1964 Plymouth in win* ning last month's Daytona "590." Adding to that glory Is the fact that two more 1964 Plymouths finished 2nd and 3rd for a decisive Plymouth sweep. That suggests that Plymouths were not only the swiftest cars in the competition, but that they’re built to stay In there all the way. For the millions of racing fans and high*perfor* mance enthusiasts across the country, Plymouth Is proud of its “high speed" victory at Daytona. •Y This competition was mora “your At Plymouth's request, an Independent testing company bought and compared show­ room models of Plymouth, Ford and Chevrolet. The cars were comparably equipped standard V*8s - cars people buy. And the tests were of "things people buy a car for”-acceleration, handling, braking, and gas economy. In test after test, Plymouth accelerated best, handled best, braked best, and got the best gas mile­ age. This is the kind of competition Plymouth most likes to win. “High speed" or “your speed," these 1964 Plymouths are tough to beat I Vlymoulfi • sr <• ^ I U pper: The Coupe de VUiaj W : The FleHuood S ix ty Special Sedam When you and your family see the new 1964 Cadillac a t the show you will find it the most tempting motor car ever created I Ride by aide with other new car offerings at the show, Cadillac for 1964 is more tempt­ ing than ever to look atl There's a cleaner, lower sweep to its lines . . . greater refine­ ment in all its body contours . . . and a dramatically new divided grille. But the big surprise awaits you when you follow your show inspection with a visit to your authorised Cadillac dealer* For the 1964 Cadillac is more tempting than ever to drivel It has a new highperformance engine—the most powerful in Cadillac history. And Cndillac’s HydraMalic Drive, recognized as the industry standard of excellence, is remarkably smoother and more responsive—while a new version, Turbo Hydra-Matic, is standard equipment on some models. Both assure amazing agility in traffic, noteworthy econ­ omy, and a new standard of performance. The new 1964 Cadillac is mors tempting to ride in! It'D snoother and quieter in operation. The btcriors are beautiful and luxurious as nefw before. And on exclusive new Comfort Costrol*. combining both heating and afr conditioning in a single unit, enables to pre-set temperature while automatically controlling humidity. So don’t be sattfied with Just looking. To learn the whole,4*y, . , o o ,J U S t tillyou drive it! i r i i l T YOUR LOCAL A U T H O R I Z E D C A D IL L A C D E A L E R BRASS M O T O R S • 5 /9 East First, Sanford, F la AUTO SHOW — FORT MELLON PARK — APRIL 2nd. 3rd, 4th HOLLER M O T O R SALES C O M P A N Y SECOND AND PALMETTO PRONE SZS-OT1 REE IT AT THE SANFORD AUTO SHOW — FORT MELLON PARK, APR^, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ^ " a ^ �i* * Eh* •n rfo ti WrnilB April 1, 1964—Page 9-A > 4 t SALES MAN ACEH Gary Hudgins, of Strickland-Morrison, features the 1964 Thumlerbird hardtop. (Herald I’hoto) Thunderbird Offers 'First' Ford'* Thunderbird, already ed with the seat belts Is a noted (or a decade of styling reminder light on the console. Crsnk type vent windows are leadership, offers more indus­ new to the *64 Thunderbird. try firsts for 1964 in both de­ Divan seats in the rear com­ sign and function. partment are foam-padded Underneath the most fam­ sod "coved" for lounging ous roofline in America 1* comfort. A new fold-down arm all-new styling to give the 1964 test is located at the teat Thunderbird a fresh, new per­ center. sonality of its own which, in The new Sllent-Flo ventila­ classic car tradition, evolves tion system introduces a rear from the character and out­ vent which is opened and clos­ standing features of its pre­ ed by a vacuum control switch on the command con­ decessors. The 1964 Thunderbird has sole. The vent Improves sir been given a longer hood and circulation within the passen­ a shorter roofllnc, while the ger compartment at highway all-new body side panels are speeds, and also assists in highly sculptured, Tho front smoke removal, allow quiet, end features a more forceful window-dosed driving In all power dome, wider spaced and weather conditions, and helps higher set headlights, and s in rear window defogging. fully Integrated bumper and Also new is a deep, wide well in tho luggage compart­ grille. The rear end has new ment made possible by relo­ rectangular talllights set with­ cation of the fuel tank. New in the massive Integrated rear extended-life, low-profile 9.15 x 15 tires have boon develop­ bumper. Completely new in Interior ed especially for the '64 styling too, the 1964 Thunder­ Thunderbird. bird features a cockpit styling The Thunderbird Landau motif in the driver's compart­ features a durable, fade-resis­ ment. Instruments are set in tant padded vinyl top covering separate pods, and the speed­ over the formal hardtop roof, ometer has been redesigned for easier reading. All major controls are illuminated by a soft green light for night­ time operation. Thin-shell, front bucket Completely restyled for the seats which seem to "float" first time since its introduc­ on twin-pedestal mount* and tion four years ago, the Ford provide added foot space for Falcon for 1964 combines a rear-scat passengers head up new look of action with a the new Interior features for more spacious interior, added *64. Retractable seat belts, the economy, and a dramatically outboard side of which "dis­ smoother new ride. appear" when not in use, are Along with its new styling, standard equipment. Indud- comfort and convenience, Falcon for 1964 often even more of its traditional big ear val­ ue in the handy compact sire. Steering wheel, brake pedal and accelerator have been re­ located, and scat travel has been Increased, allowing for Two of Ford Motor Com­ easier entry and additional pany's 1964 luxury cars art driving pleasure. Other con­ being painted with a special, veniences include an attrac­ dsluse enamel that is superior tively redesigned concavo in­ In hardness to previously used strument panel with larger finishes. glove box, driver-oriented con­ The special snamal, which trols *nd easy-to-read lnitruhas improved lustrs and pr> tnents. tsetivs quslitlsi, Is sppllsd Is Major anglaierlnf changes all 1944 Tbundsrblrda and la both trout and raar suspen­ Lincoln Continentals. sion combine to reduce road Highly resistant to road salt vibration and provide a si * • and chemicals, ths specially (leant r i d e Improvement. formulated acrylic enamel is Front suspension changes in­ cured In paint-drying ovens clude redesigned strut mount­ after It is sprayed on csr ings, reduced ball joint fric­ bodies. The heat-drying pro­ tion, and new shock obsorbcess converts the enamel inte eri. At the rear friction is a hard, durable finish with minimised through a reduc­ Improved scuff resistance and tion jn the number ot spring protection against weather, leaves and the use of Up lin­ road aalt and other environ­ ers. Longer and wider rear mental conditions. apringa and a lH-lnch w idtr Although polishing Is net rear tread combine with the required by owners of 1944 new shock absorbers to im­ Thunderbird* a n d Lincoln prove both ride and handling. Continentals to sustain the Ufa A forward thrusting aids of the enamel, visual beauty profile that gives the 1964 Fal­ of the rich colors will be con a look of movement even heightened by wiping the cars when parked is accented by dry after each washing. deeply sculptured contours The special enamel Is the which sweep from the tip ot result of more than four years the front fenders to tlie rear of work by Ford and its paint of the car. The new grille has a bold auppliers. % rectangular design that is re­ A dicing duck hawk miy cessed at an angle to comple­ attain a speed of 190 miles ia ment the side profile and richly sculptured hood. hour in flight. available in black, white, blue and brown. The convertible model Thun­ derbird for '64 off era the same b u ie features of the hard­ top*, but with the added at­ traction of an all-vinyl, wrin­ kle-resistant soft top. The top lowers and retracts under the power-operated rear dtek lid at the touch of a switch. The standard equipment of­ fered last year, including a 390-cubic-inch engine, dualrange Cruisc-O-Matic trans­ mission, power steering, pow­ er brakes, swing-away wheel, AM radio and courtesy lights, havo been carried over In 1964. Options include air con­ ditioning, AM-FM radio, a reclining passenger scat with extendible headrest that pro­ vides living-room comfort on wheels, and a safety-conven­ ience control panel with va­ cuum door locks, doors ajar light, and tmergency flasher. A unique tonneau cover with racy streamlined seat fairings is available as an option for all convertible mo­ dels. The tonneau cover con­ ceals the rear seats for a sporty, roadster effect. GARY HUDGINS Sftleg Manager Tht '64 Forda hare reached a new level of quali­ ty. Engines run quieter, smoother, door* and window* fit better, bodies are stronger, lighter. In ffhort, they're the bent built car* in Ford'* history. SEE TOTAL PERFORMANCE <*, f F O R D S I AT THE AU TO S H O W Falcon Has New Look Special Enamel Used By Ford All Ford Falcons for 1964 present a new, dynamic, re.-#end appearance with nowiy styled talllights and rear bumper. The Ford Falcon Sprint mo­ dels are Identified by tho uni­ que Sprint script and per­ formance emblem on the front fenders. Simulated knock-off wire-wheel type wheel covers add to the racy appearance of the V-8 powered, top-of-theline Ford Falcon. Ford Falconi for 1964 offer more interior beauty, durabil­ ity and roominess than ever before. All-new upholstery styles and materials are color-matched with richly de­ signed combination rubbervinyl floor coverings on Standard models, and nylon blend carpeting in Deluxe mo­ dels. The basis engine (or 1964 Is an Improved version of the six-cylinder, 91 • horsepower Falcon engine that in 1961 re­ corded the greatest gas mile­ age ever achieved for any "6" or " I" la the 25-year history of the MobU Economy Run. Standard on convertible* and Deluxe Club Wagons Is the 101-horsepower, 170-cublcInch six-cylinder engine. Standard on Sprint models is the Challenger 260-cublcInch V-6 which made its de­ but with a M finish in its class ia the Monte Carlo Rallys early ia 1963. Offarlag ths ultimate In per­ formance with good economy on regular fuel, the Challeng­ e r l!60 Is optionally available on all models for 1964 except Station Rus and Club Wagons. The Ford • exclusive threespeed, all-synchromesh man­ ual transmission is standard with this engine. The fourspeed manual and Fordomatlc transmissions are available as options. THE FT. M E L L O N PARK, S A N F O R D APRIL 2, 3 & 4 FORD BUILDS TOTAL PERFORMANCE in wagons too . . . the beat combination of ntrength, stamina, pre­ cision control. See the appealing Country Sedan and the elegant Country Squire. FAIRLANE 5 0 0 \ V C O U Thle le the solid, silent super Torque Ford for '6 i . . . Tired in open competition, built for total performance . . . See the Family Size Fairianee and the luxurious Galnxfeh. rORD GALAKE 600/XL 2-DR HARDTOP THUNDERIURD . . . UNIQUE IN ALI. THE WORLD Thunderbird is a blend of all the things that makes an automobile a proud possession . . . the one car everyone would like to own. TH U N D ERB IR D H A RD TO P FALCON FUTURA HARDTOP STRICKLAND - M ORRISON, Inc. TsiE NEtV 1901 Fulcoo Sprite, featured by Strickland-Morrison, in pic­ tured. (Herald Photo) 308 E. F IR ST ST. SAN FO RD PH. 322-1481 I 1 *T* V �SEE THE D A Z Z L IN G r. ■*%,’"** ***< / V O VER 100 N E W CARS ON D IS P L A Y ! All makes, all models of American made cars; many FT. MELLON PARK (E. F IR ST ST. & Imports too! LAKEFRONT, SA N FO RD ) THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY A P R IL 2 - 3 - 4 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. ADM ISSION FREE! j. d . m uss B n u Motors BILL HEMPHILL DAVID TOMLINSON BUI HemphUl Motors Plenty Of Free Entertainment! SP O N SO R E D BY — SANFORD MOBILE DEALERS BEN HOWLAND ASSOCIATION ., -I ■ H a t Uacsla*Morciuf Bm Im Is Couaty Motors GARY ttJDGINS Kr f ckl — i Mk ASm ' i �>»* Skeleton Could Be Kidnaped Boy's • A sequel to the poignant tale of the little dog, Brownie, aeen for aeveral week* along Lake Monroe: Tom Whlgham of L ak e, Mary called The Herald thla morning telling of hla Interest in the case. He says that last Christmastime be was work* ing in Sanford, then going to DeLand for work during the afternoon. Tom Mid said he saw three young puppies in the area SEN SCOTT KELLY made another appearance mentioned in Wedneiday’a re Jn Scminolo County Wednesday In his campaign port. They were brown, short for the Democratic nomination for Kovernor. haired and fit the description He is pictured with his Seminole campaign man­ of the one still staying there, ager, John Kader. (Herald Photo) He wonders if one of the dogs is all that’s left of the three We wonder too . . . • • • An all-expense trip to the New York World’s Fair will be the top award for the win ner of the Miss Seminole beauty contest to be staged April 23-25 in conjuncUon with the Industrial Exhibit at the Sanford Civic Center. "The administration," he Hitting the "extravagant" Charlie Kampf, president of administration of Gov. Farris declared, "looks on these the Sanford Civitan Club, Bryant, Sen. Scott Kelly, one items as 'luxuries' when sponsors of the beauty con of six candidates for the everyone knows that in this test, said “Miss Seminole" Democratic nomination for day and age they, and espe­ will join other Florida beauty governor, promised in s street cially trucks, are necessities." queens at a special beach corner speech here Wednesday He said he fought the lic­ area reserved for the appear­ list, if elected, "I will use ense tag increase in the 1963 ance and photographing of ny business experience to Legislature and promised, If the girls. bring about a business-like elected, to have the increase • • 0 operation of the state* govern­ repealed. Sewing contest and fashion ment." He added he will apply busi­ show, sponsored by Theta Ep­ Kelly, who was the young­ ness principles to the state silon chapter of Beta Sigma est mayor ever to serve Lake* government in an effort to Phi, will be held a t 8 tonight bad, struck hard at the 1964 bring about economy and effi­ at the Sanford Woman's Club Increased tax on automobiles ciency. He also stated he will There will be lots of enter­ sad trucks reorganize the State Road De­ tainment and door prizes. partment “ from tho top to • • • the bottom "and place it on Earthquakes in Alaska last a professional basis, "remov­ week are having their reper ing it from politics." In doing cusslons hers. Jittery p eo p leso, he said, he will dcvelopc lots of 'em—are telephoning a state-wide highway con­ police headquarters: "We are struction program. hearing loud noises—are we Seminole County residents Turning to education, Sen­ h a v i n g an earthquake!" elfible to voto but not regis­ ator Kelly said he will estabSome even report "feeling" tered today, have Friday and 1 ' a h vocational > technical Saturday to qualify In order to schools, "achieve excellence In tremors. • • • cu t ballots in the May 5 public education, protect our The Sanford Scene: It was party primaries. right to conduct prayer and about noon and a pickup truck Registrar Camilla Bruce Bible reading in public with thing quarters attached Hid today that the (Inal day sehools'.’ and Improve Existing to the body was parked 'just •" re g is tra tio n Is Saturday, university syslcihs and pro­ off West First Street. No one sad her courthouse office will vide colleges in population could be seen around the Is open that day from • to centers. truck. But someone was I p. in. Kelly also said he would there. The aroma of fried Those desiring lo register endeavor to attract Industry onions w a s unmistakable. Bust he 21 years or older *nd and added payrolls, promote ksve been residents of Flor­ tourism and travel in Flor­ Lunchtime for travelers. ida for one year and Semi- ida, develop markets for agri­ • • • M/Sgt. Harry B. Dietrichs sole County for six months. culture and manufacturers' products and assist the citrus has retired after 22 ycara of industry with self-help pro­ service with the U. S. Army May Visit and, with Mrs. Dietrichs, has BOSS (UP!) - Chancellor grams. The Senator later visited taken up residence at 2005 Ludwig Erhard may meet Magnolia Avenue. He is a President Johnson in' Wash- his Seminole campaign head­ brother of Wally Dietrichs, lagton this summer, a govern- quarters in the Valdez Hotel ■ent spokesman announced to meet volunteer campaign Sanford realtor. • • • Wednesday. workers. The northwest corner of First Street and Park Avenue will soon be completely bar­ ren. John E. Fox, the last tenant to occupy an office in the structure, is moving to the Edwards Building. The site will be used as a parking lot. • • • Lester Tharp, farmer man ager of the local Western Union office and now retired, called to "correct" us on a •ports item the Other day. We mentioned that Carl Mays was killed by a pitch from the arm of Ray Cbspman. "Ac* tually," says Lester, "it was the other way around. Mays of the Yankees was tbe pitch­ er and Chapman, a fine Cleve­ land shortstop, was the hit­ ter," said Tharp. Tbarp adds that some peo­ ple wanted Mays to be removed. from baseball. "Others," said Lester, "wanted to shotDh tbe underhanded or sub­ marine style of pitching Mays used." • • • Stanley Hemphill, 13-yearold son of local auto dealer, m Bill Hemphill, came up with bis first golfing ace Monday when be posted a hole-ln-ons on Mayfair Country Club's No. 5 on the fly. Stanley used a driver. H« was playing with Chris War­ ren, also 13, and the event 'ROARING *20S’ la the theme of the 62nd an­ was witnessed by Doris Spenniversary* «wl« now under way at J. C. Penney eer. This was Stanley’s first Company. Personnel are costumed in the attire bole-in-one. After all, he's only been playing since Jan ­ of 1927 when the first Penney store in Florida was opened in Sanford. The first Penney store uary of this year. of all was opened in 1902 ut Kemmer, Wyo. Pic­ • • • During December Seminole tured from the left, in this old-style pose: Mary, County residents bought $14,- Eula Holtzclaw, Manager Charlie Robinson and (Herald Photo) 825 in U. 8. Savings Bonds. j Dorothy Bollinger. Business Regime Pledged By Kelly Saturday Last Day To Register U. S. f VOL. 56 Zip 39771 Carolina Lad Missing Since Last February 1 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with high today of 75-80; low tonight 55-60. United Press Leased Wire lietablished 1908 THURS., APRIL 2, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 160 m w A .. Quake Recorded MOSCOW (U ri) — The Moscow seismic station today registered an earthquake of "moderate force'' on the north­ ern tip of tho island of atra in Indonesia, the news agency reported. Fifth Charged JACKSONVILE (UPI) — A police sergeant was charged with bribery Wednesday, the fifth to be arrested in a scan­ dal reaching high Into the pol­ ice department. He la SgL Paul H. Shore, 47. Homemakers All 8T. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U PI)—Fifty-one housewives, armed with the latest beauty tip* and baking tricks, begin arriving today and preparing for a week-long contest to name Mrs. America. Demos Shocked MILWAUKEE, Wls. '(UPI) —Wisconsin Democratic lead­ er*' hope* of * light vote for Gov. George Wallace on Mil­ waukee'* crucial South Side were chilled Wednesday night when the Alabama aegregstlonlat received a thundering, hand-clapping welcoming wel­ come there. Bishop To Retire NEW YORK (U I'I) — The RL Itev. Arthur Llchtcnberger announced today that ha will resign in October as presiding blahop of the Protestant Epis­ copal Church . b e c a u s e of speech ‘"dlfflcvttV i rc s .'r^ g from Parkinson's disease. His normal term would have ended in 1U70. . 300 Jailed lly United Press International Tha latest arrests of racial demonstrators In St. Augus­ tine, Fla., brought to around 300 the number Jailed In con­ nections with protest marches, ■lt-ln attem pts and other civil right* activities spearheaded by the arrival starting 10 days ago of New England Integrationists. Top Entertainment At Santord Auto Show Top-notch entertainment is being featured as an added at­ traction at the Snnford Auto­ mobile Deulers Association's fourth annual auto show now In progress a t Fort Mellon Park. Capt. Sol Solomon, who has performed In movies and on TV, will do a 128-foot high dive Into a six-foot tank of water a t 4 and 8 p. m. today, Friday and Saturday. Hif night performance will be a "fire dive." Two acts are especially de­ signed for the children. A per­ forming chimpanzee, which has appeared on the Ed Sulli­ van and other TV shows, will ha on hand each afternoon and evening. A canine act will be featured a t 4:30 and 8£ 0 p. m. Saturday. Two band* will p e r f o r m nightly and the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce will serve refreahments. The Auto Show is open from 2 to 9 p. m. dally, through Saturday. ONLY Days to Register For the Prim aries STATE WINNERS in the baton twirling con­ test last weekend in Orlando were members of the Seminole High School A-Corps. The girls are now eligible to participate in the national contest to be held later in Texas. Shown nre, front row from left, Sharon Drum, Sylvia Wil- Command At NAS Monday Brazil Gen. MacArthur President Continues To I)K JANEIRO (UPI) —Congress installed its own provisional president of Brasil today aa sea and ground fuigts were reported convert- Cdr. Barton W. Bartholo­ mew will relieve Cdr. John F. Barlow a* commanding offi­ cer of Heavy Attack Squadroa 11 In ceremonies tar7be bald a t hit all fatio Alaeva, Iasi mili­ tflwtosM of . holdout the Sanford N p la f Air Itatioa tary - -- • ‘ 4 ■** Monday. ' Cut. Barlow d fi **ntd aa **Uk' tetradV .1 aloe*] action la tha third day commanding officer of VAH11 since March, 1963. He was graduated from the United States Naval Academy In June, 1945, and waa designat­ ed a Naval aviator in March, 1949. Cdr. Barlow was anigned to the Heavy Attack Train­ ing Unit, Atlantic, at NAS Sanford in July, 1956. After graduation from the Com­ mand and Staff course of the U. S. Naval War College, Newport. R. I„ he rejoined Heavy Attack aa Basic Train­ ing Officer of VAH-3. Reporting to VAH-11 in Sep­ tember of 1961, Cdr. Barlow haa served successively aa Maintenance, Operations, Ex­ ecutive and Commanding Of­ ficer. He has resided with his wife, Mallic, and their chil­ dren, Jeffrey, Peter, John and Carol, in Sanford and will re­ port next to tho attack carr­ ier, USS Independence, aa As­ sistant Air Officer. Cdr. Bartholomew was com­ missioned in July, 1945, and waa designated a Naval avia­ tor in January, 1950. He la a graduate of the General Line School, Monterey, Calif., and the Naval Aviation Safety School at the University of Southern California. Cdr. Bar­ tholomew Joined Heavy At­ tack in November, 1959. After completion of training in VAH-3 he reported to VAII-I in Starch, I960, and served aa Safety Officer and Operations Officer until July. 1962. Following a tour at the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Cdr. Bartholomew reported as Executive Officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 11 in April, 1963. He resides with bis wife, Kay, and their chil­ dren, Sandria and Scott, in Lake Mary. LL Cdr. Robert W. Kennedy will become executive officer of VAH-11 upon Cdr. Bartho­ lomew's assumption of com­ mand. Crash Kills In fan t MIAMI (UPI)-Four.monthold Stephen MueU waa killed today when two small foreign cars collided at Miami Shorca near here. Hams, Capt. Sharon Williams, Freddie Berryhill and Vickie McArdle; back row from left, Maureen Moughton, Linda Jarnigan, Donna Peters, Bettina Vale and Second Lt. Mary Scott. Susan Perkine is also a member of the Corpa (Herald Photo) but Is not shown, of revolt and turmoil tn Brazil waa to leave the coun­ try with two presidents — Goulart, who godgedly refused to quit, and Ranleri Mastllll, apeuker of tho Chamlter of Deputies who waa first in line Action Delayed By Altamonte The Altamonte Springs T o w n Council Wednesday night delayed signing of a resolution which would seek a loan to study a possible South Seminole Gas Authority. The delay waa agreed upon pending the ironing out of technical problems concern­ ing the proposal. The loan would be sought from the Housing and Home Finance Agency and would be used for a feasibility study of the project. U the study were made and It proved advantagcoui to the communltiei, natural g a ■ lines would be established In tho area covering much of the south end of Seminole Coun­ ty. Among the communities represented on the Authority’s advisory committee are Longwood, Casselberry and Alta­ monte. Tho council also approved the fire department’s recom­ mendation f o r boundaries within which the crew would respond to out of town calls. Tho exception would be to answer calls under the mutual aid program, A report on progress of the new recreation building waa received and the council also approved a $500 fund for the library. of presidential succession. The crisis between the antiCommunist' rebels and Goulart appeared to be nearing a showdown in tha "cowboy Itqfta” oTBi* t t m d e Do Sul had army if bad Rio after paoM* fai Brasilia, the capNal, m m tea disclosed he had refused rebel demand* that ha quit. Rebel generals began tha re­ volt against Goulart Tuesday night in protest against his drift to the left which the gen­ erals said was heading tha country toward communism. Tha anti-Ooulart "Radio Lib­ erty" atatlon, broadcasting from Sao Paula, said today a destroyer and two torpedo boats had been aent to block­ ade Porto Alegre, "aiding 2nd army rebel troop*" who are marching on tha city. Maxtllli wna sworn in at tha presidential palace in Brasilia 36 minutes after Senate R e s­ ident Auro Moura Andrade had formally notifed a 0-minuto joint scislon of Cangreaa that Goulart had "abandoned the presidency." Brasil has no vice president, and Mtzzllll aa speaker waa first in line of aucceaaion. Get Weaker WASHINGTON (UPI) Gen. Douglas MacArthur'* heart and kidney function* continued to deteriorate, a medical bulletin aald today. Army Surgeon G a n t r a l Leonard S. Hdston said In atatement lata thla morning that the continued deteriora­ tion of the kidney function hid prompted Insertion of a tube through MacArthur'* stomach into hi* kidney to help in eli­ mination of wastes. Today’s gloomy report fol­ lowed an announcement late Wednesday that the M-yearold general'* chancea of re­ covering from three major operations in 24 days were "not good." A device Inserted Into MaeArthur’s kidney to aid in Its function is similar to an ar­ tificial kidney, Heaton said. It uses a saline solution to attract Impurities and flit©" them out of the body. The system is known as peritoneal dialysis. HALLANDALE (U P l)-P o lice Chief Earl Mitchell aald today a partially buried skele­ ton found in a swamp near here Monday might be that of an 11-year-old ML Pleasant, S. C„ boy believed kidnaped last February. Mitchell put out a pickup order for Joseph Francis Bry­ an, 25, who is also wanted by the FBI in connection with tha disappearance of the boy, Johnny Robinson. Authorities in South Caro­ lina said tha Robinson boy owned a pair of brown shoes similar to ones found near tho skeleton, which was partially burled In the land an old oak trunk, Mitchell aald. Charleston police also told Mitchell that two farmers re­ called helping pull a car out the mud 58 miles from ML Pleasant Feb. 28 — the day after the boy disappeared his home. The farm ers there was a boy asleep back seat, one brown ihoe (ticking out of a blanket. The car was registered to Bryan, described by authori­ ties aa a known gambling en­ thusiast and disguise artist. Miami police also are look­ ing for Bryan In connection with a bar robbery last week. Three vacationing young­ ster* found tha akeleton off State Highway A-l-A near thia •m ill city 18 miles north of Miami. The youngsters were Kathy Rice, 14, and her 12year-old sister, Diane, of On­ tario, Canada, and John C*fer, IS, of lndianapolla.' Tho medical axaminer aald it waa impossible to deter­ mine the sex of the akeleton, but lt waa established that thn child waa 1! year* old. The cause of death haa not been determined, either. A South Carolina state war­ rant charging kidnaping and a federal warrant ctiaiTplft terstate flight to avoid prose­ cution were issued last month against Bryan, ■ former men­ tal patient and ex-convict from Audubon, N. J . The FBI laid it had put tha "highest priority" on tho in­ vestigation. It characterized Bryan as "very dangerous." Correction The meeting of the English Estates Civic League will bo held at 8 p. m. tonight at English Estates School and not Friday night as reported in Wednesday’s Herald. The speaker will bo Rob Beiserer, Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator. 8,000 Parade Brazil ‘Firemen* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant and Sec­ retary of State Tom Adami welcomed to Florida today eight members of Aracntina's Chamber of Deputies. NICOSIA, Cyprua (U PI) — About 8,000 Greek Cypriot atudenta paraded through Ni­ cosia today demanding the re­ turn to Cyprus of former Greek underground l e a d e r Gen. George Grivas. Candidates Told Of Poster Rule We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES DW ONLY • R. P. Ilulbcrt, Executive Vice Prcaldent of the Winter Park Telephone Company, in a statement today, reminded overenthuslastic political cam­ paigner* of company regu­ lations which forbid the plac­ ing of potters on telephone poles. "Such foreign attachments," Hulbert advised, "pote a dan­ gerous safety problem to our employes when climbing poles. As a consequence our people are Instructed to remove any potters, signs or other foreign attachment* they may come upon in the course of their work." Flower Show"Truth Is Stranger . . will ha tha them* of the an­ nual Spring Flower Show eponeored by tha Sanford Gar­ den Club. The 1964 show will open its doors to tha public a t 3 p.m. Friday and will remain open until 9 p.ro. Satur­ day, the final day of the show, doors will open from 10 a.m. until 0 p.m. ► v i* \ Blackwall, lus U* A reap. T in Whitewalls U niora. 7S0sll( 800x14, 8X0*14, •00*14, •50*14. B New Tread TIRES BUDGET 405 W. FIRST ST. • Grnutna MeKobarta retreads applied m Bound tiro caa local • Free Mounting FA 2-0651 Florid* Distributor* For Deawse Custom Built Tircu Visit Tho Sanford Auto Show.. Today.. Fort Mellon Park �SEE THE D A Z Z L IN G r. ■*%,’"** ***< / V O VER 100 N E W CARS ON D IS P L A Y ! All makes, all models of American made cars; many FT. MELLON PARK (E. F IR ST ST. & Imports too! LAKEFRONT, SA N FO RD ) THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY APRIL 2 - 3 - 4 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. ADM ISSION FREE! j. d. muss BILL HEMPHILL B n u Motors BUI HemphUl Motors H a t Uacsla*Morciuf BEN HOWLAND Bm Im Is Couaty Motors DAVID TOMLINSON Plenty Of Free Entertainment! SP O N SO R E D BY — SANFORD MOBILE DEALERS A SSO CIA TIO N -I ■ ., GARY ttJDGINS Kr f ckl — i Mk ASm ' i �>» * Skeleton Could Be Kidnaped Boy's • A sequel to the poignant tale of the little dog, Brownie, aeen for aeveral week* along Lake Monroe: Tom Whlgham of L ak e, Mary called The Herald thla morning telling of hla Interest in the case. He says that last Christmastime be was work* ing in Sanford, then going to DeLand for work during the afternoon. Tom Mid said he saw three young puppies in the area SEN SCOTT KELLY made another appearance mentioned in Wedneiday’a re Jn Scminolo County Wednesday In his campaign port. They were brown, short for the Democratic nomination for Kovernor. haired and fit the description He is pictured with his Seminole campaign man­ of the one still staying there, ager, John Kader. (Herald Photo) He wonders if one of the dogs is all that’s left of the three We wonder too . . . • • • An all-expense trip to the New York World’s Fair will be the top award for the win ner of the Miss Seminole beauty contest to be staged April 23-25 in conjuncUon with the Industrial Exhibit at the Sanford Civic Center. "The administration," he Hitting the "extravagant" Charlie Kampf, president of administration of Gov. Farris declared, "looks on these the Sanford Civitan Club, Bryant, Sen. Scott Kelly, one items as 'luxuries' when sponsors of the beauty con of six candidates for the everyone knows that in this test, said “Miss Seminole" Democratic nomination for day and age they, and espe­ will join other Florida beauty governor, promised in s street cially trucks, are necessities." queens at a special beach corner speech here Wednesday He said he fought the lic­ area reserved for the appear­ list, if elected, "I will use ense tag increase in the 1963 ance and photographing of ny business experience to Legislature and promised, If the girls. bring about a business-like elected, to have the increase • • 0 operation of the state* govern­ repealed. Sewing contest and fashion ment." He added he will apply busi­ show, sponsored by Theta Ep­ Kelly, who was the young­ ness principles to the state silon chapter of Beta Sigma est mayor ever to serve Lake* government in an effort to Phi, will be held a t 8 tonight bad, struck hard at the 1964 bring about economy and effi­ at the Sanford Woman's Club Increased tax on automobiles ciency. He also stated he will There will be lots of enter­ sad trucks reorganize the State Road De­ tainment and door prizes. partment “ from tho top to • • • the bottom "and place it on Earthquakes in Alaska last a professional basis, "remov­ week are having their reper ing it from politics." In doing cusslons hers. Jittery p eo p leso, he said, he will dcvelopc lots of 'em—are telephoning a state-wide highway con­ police headquarters: "We are struction program. hearing loud noises—are we Seminole County residents Turning to education, Sen­ h a v i n g an earthquake!" elfible to voto but not regis­ ator Kelly said he will estabSome even report "feeling" tered today, have Friday and 1 ' a h vocational > technical Saturday to qualify In order to schools, "achieve excellence In tremors. • • • cu t ballots in the May 5 public education, protect our The Sanford Scene: It was party primaries. right to conduct prayer and about noon and a pickup truck Registrar Camilla Bruce Bible reading in public with thing quarters attached Hid today that the (Inal day sehools'.’ and Improve Existing to the body was parked 'just •" re g is tra tio n Is Saturday, university syslcihs and pro­ off West First Street. No one sad her courthouse office will vide colleges in population could be seen around the Is open that day from • to centers. truck. But someone was I p. in. Kelly also said he would there. The aroma of fried Those desiring lo register endeavor to attract Industry onions w a s unmistakable. Bust he 21 years or older *nd and added payrolls, promote ksve been residents of Flor­ tourism and travel in Flor­ Lunchtime for travelers. ida for one year and Semi- ida, develop markets for agri­ • • • M/Sgt. Harry B. Dietrichs sole County for six months. culture and manufacturers' products and assist the citrus has retired after 22 ycara of industry with self-help pro­ service with the U. S. Army May Visit and, with Mrs. Dietrichs, has BOSS (UP!) - Chancellor grams. The Senator later visited taken up residence at 2005 Ludwig Erhard may meet Magnolia Avenue. He is a President Johnson in' Wash- his Seminole campaign head­ brother of Wally Dietrichs, lagton this summer, a govern- quarters in the Valdez Hotel ■ent spokesman announced to meet volunteer campaign Sanford realtor. • • • Wednesday. workers. The northwest corner of First Street and Park Avenue will soon be completely bar­ ren. John E. Fox, the last tenant to occupy an office in the structure, is moving to the Edwards Building. The site will be used as a parking lot. • • • Lester Tharp, farmer man ager of the local Western Union office and now retired, called to "correct" us on a •ports item the Other day. We mentioned that Carl Mays was killed by a pitch from the arm of Ray Cbspman. "Ac* tually," says Lester, "it was the other way around. Mays of the Yankees was tbe pitch­ er and Chapman, a fine Cleve­ land shortstop, was the hit­ ter," said Tharp. Tbarp adds that some peo­ ple wanted Mays to be removed. from baseball. "Others," said Lester, "wanted to shotDh tbe underhanded or sub­ marine style of pitching Mays used." • • • Stanley Hemphill, 13-yearold son of local auto dealer, m Bill Hemphill, came up with bis first golfing ace Monday when be posted a hole-ln-ons on Mayfair Country Club's No. 5 on the fly. Stanley used a driver. H« was playing with Chris War­ ren, also 13, and the event 'ROARING *20S’ la the theme of the 62nd an­ was witnessed by Doris Spenniversary* «wl« now under way at J. C. Penney eer. This was Stanley’s first Company. Personnel are costumed in the attire bole-in-one. After all, he's only been playing since Jan ­ of 1927 when the first Penney store in Florida was opened in Sanford. The first Penney store uary of this year. of all was opened in 1902 ut Kemmer, Wyo. Pic­ • • • During December Seminole tured from the left, in this old-style pose: Mary, County residents bought $14,- Eula Holtzclaw, Manager Charlie Robinson and (Herald Photo) 825 in U. 8. Savings Bonds. j Dorothy Bollinger. Business Regime Pledged By Kelly Saturday Last Day To Register U. S. f VOL. 56 Zip 39771 Carolina Lad Missing Since Last February 1 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with high today of 75-80; low tonight 55-60. United Press Leased Wire lietablished 1908 THURS., APRIL 2, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 160 m w A .. Quake Recorded MOSCOW (U ri) — The Moscow seismic station today registered an earthquake of "moderate force'' on the north­ ern tip of tho island of atra in Indonesia, the news agency reported. Fifth Charged JACKSONVILE (UPI) — A police sergeant was charged with bribery Wednesday, the fifth to be arrested in a scan­ dal reaching high Into the pol­ ice department. He la SgL Paul H. Shore, 47. Homemakers All 8T. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U PI)—Fifty-one housewives, armed with the latest beauty tip* and baking tricks, begin arriving today and preparing for a week-long contest to name Mrs. America. Demos Shocked MILWAUKEE, Wls. '(UPI) —Wisconsin Democratic lead­ er*' hope* of * light vote for Gov. George Wallace on Mil­ waukee'* crucial South Side were chilled Wednesday night when the Alabama aegregstlonlat received a thundering, hand-clapping welcoming wel­ come there. Bishop To Retire NEW YORK (U I'I) — The RL Itev. Arthur Llchtcnberger announced today that ha will resign in October as presiding blahop of the Protestant Epis­ copal Church . b e c a u s e of speech ‘"dlfflcvttV i rc s .'r^ g from Parkinson's disease. His normal term would have ended in 1U70. . 300 Jailed lly United Press International Tha latest arrests of racial demonstrators In St. Augus­ tine, Fla., brought to around 300 the number Jailed In con­ nections with protest marches, ■lt-ln attem pts and other civil right* activities spearheaded by the arrival starting 10 days ago of New England Integrationists. Top Entertainment At Santord Auto Show Top-notch entertainment is being featured as an added at­ traction at the Snnford Auto­ mobile Deulers Association's fourth annual auto show now In progress a t Fort Mellon Park. Capt. Sol Solomon, who has performed In movies and on TV, will do a 128-foot high dive Into a six-foot tank of water a t 4 and 8 p. m. today, Friday and Saturday. Hif night performance will be a "fire dive." Two acts are especially de­ signed for the children. A per­ forming chimpanzee, which has appeared on the Ed Sulli­ van and other TV shows, will ha on hand each afternoon and evening. A canine act will be featured a t 4:30 and 8£ 0 p. m. Saturday. Two band* will p e r f o r m nightly and the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce will serve refreahments. The Auto Show is open from 2 to 9 p. m. dally, through Saturday. ONLY Days to Register For the Prim aries STATE WINNERS in the baton twirling con­ test last weekend in Orlando were members of the Seminole High School A-Corps. The girls are now eligible to participate in the national contest to be held later in Texas. Shown nre, front row from left, Sharon Drum, Sylvia Wil- Command At NAS Monday Brazil Gen. MacArthur President Continues To I)K JANEIRO (UPI) —Congress installed its own provisional president of Brasil today aa sea and ground fuigts were reported convert- Cdr. Barton W. Bartholo­ mew will relieve Cdr. John F. Barlow a* commanding offi­ cer of Heavy Attack Squadroa 11 In ceremonies tar7be bald a t hit all fatio Alaeva, Iasi mili­ tflwtosM of . holdout the Sanford N p la f Air Itatioa tary - -- • ‘ 4 ■** Monday. ' **Uk' tetradV .1 Cut. Barlow dfi **ntd aa aloe*] action la tha third day commanding officer of VAH- 11 since March, 1963. He was graduated from the United States Naval Academy In June, 1945, and waa designat­ ed a Naval aviator in March, 1949. Cdr. Barlow was anigned to the Heavy Attack Train­ ing Unit, Atlantic, at NAS Sanford in July, 1956. After graduation from the Com­ mand and Staff course of the U. S. Naval War College, Newport. R. I„ he rejoined Heavy Attack aa Basic Train­ ing Officer of VAH-3. Reporting to VAH-11 in Sep­ tember of 1961, Cdr. Barlow haa served successively aa Maintenance, Operations, Ex­ ecutive and Commanding Of­ ficer. He has resided with his wife, Mallic, and their chil­ dren, Jeffrey, Peter, John and Carol, in Sanford and will re­ port next to tho attack carr­ ier, USS Independence, aa As­ sistant Air Officer. Cdr. Bartholomew was com­ missioned in July, 1945, and waa designated a Naval avia­ tor in January, 1950. He la a graduate of the General Line School, Monterey, Calif., and the Naval Aviation Safety School at the University of Southern California. Cdr. Bar­ tholomew Joined Heavy At­ tack in November, 1959. After completion of training in VAH-3 he reported to VAII-I in Starch, I960, and served aa Safety Officer and Operations Officer until July. 1962. Following a tour at the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Cdr. Bartholomew reported as Executive Officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 11 in April, 1963. He resides with bis wife, Kay, and their chil­ dren, Sandria and Scott, in Lake Mary. LL Cdr. Robert W. Kennedy will become executive officer of VAH-11 upon Cdr. Bartho­ lomew's assumption of com­ mand. Crash Kills In fan t MIAMI (UPI)-Four.monthold Stephen MueU waa killed today when two small foreign cars collided at Miami Shorca near here. Hams, Capt. Sharon Williams, Freddie Berryhill and Vickie McArdle; back row from left, Maureen Moughton, Linda Jarnigan, Donna Peters, Bettina Vale and Second Lt. Mary Scott. Susan Perkine is also a member of the Corpa (Herald Photo) but Is not shown, of revolt and turmoil tn Brazil waa to leave the coun­ try with two presidents — Goulart, who godgedly refused to quit, and Ranleri Mastllll, apeuker of tho Chamlter of Deputies who waa first in line Action Delayed By Altamonte The Altamonte Springs T o w n Council Wednesday night delayed signing of a resolution which would seek a loan to study a possible South Seminole Gas Authority. The delay waa agreed upon pending the ironing out of technical problems concern­ ing the proposal. The loan would be sought from the Housing and Home Finance Agency and would be used for a feasibility study of the project. U the study were made and It proved advantagcoui to the communltiei, natural g a ■ lines would be established In tho area covering much of the south end of Seminole Coun­ ty. Among the communities represented on the Authority’s advisory committee are Longwood, Casselberry and Alta­ monte. Tho council also approved the fire department’s recom­ mendation f o r boundaries within which the crew would respond to out of town calls. Tho exception would be to answer calls under the mutual aid program, A report on progress of the new recreation building waa received and the council also approved a $500 fund for the library. of presidential succession. The crisis between the antiCommunist' rebels and Goulart appeared to be nearing a showdown in tha "cowboy Itqfta” oTBi* t t m d e Do Sul had army if bad Rio after paoM* fai Brasilia, the capNal, m m tea disclosed he had refused rebel demand* that ha quit. Rebel generals began tha re­ volt against Goulart Tuesday night in protest against his drift to the left which the gen­ erals said was heading tha country toward communism. Tha anti-Ooulart "Radio Lib­ erty" atatlon, broadcasting from Sao Paula, said today a destroyer and two torpedo boats had been aent to block­ ade Porto Alegre, "aiding 2nd army rebel troop*" who are marching on tha city. Maxtllli wna sworn in at tha presidential palace in Brasilia 36 minutes after Senate R e s­ ident Auro Moura Andrade had formally notifed a 0-minuto joint scislon of Cangreaa that Goulart had "abandoned the presidency." Brasil has no vice president, and Mtzzllll aa speaker waa first in line of aucceaaion. Get Weaker WASHINGTON (UPI) Gen. Douglas MacArthur'* heart and kidney function* continued to deteriorate, a medical bulletin aald today. Army Surgeon G a n t r a l Leonard S. Hdston said In atatement lata thla morning that the continued deteriora­ tion of the kidney function hid prompted Insertion of a tube through MacArthur'* stomach into hi* kidney to help in eli­ mination of wastes. Today’s gloomy report fol­ lowed an announcement late Wednesday that the M-yearold general'* chancea of re­ covering from three major operations in 24 days were "not good." A device Inserted Into MaeArthur’s kidney to aid in Its function is similar to an ar­ tificial kidney, Heaton said. It uses a saline solution to attract Impurities and flit©" them out of the body. The system is known as peritoneal dialysis. Brazil ‘Firemen* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant and Sec­ retary of State Tom Adami welcomed to Florida today eight members of Aracntina's Chamber of Deputies. HALLANDALE (U P l)-P o lice Chief Earl Mitchell aald today a partially buried skele­ ton found in a swamp near here Monday might be that of an 11-year-old ML Pleasant, S. C„ boy believed kidnaped last February. Mitchell put out a pickup order for Joseph Francis Bry­ an, 25, who is also wanted by the FBI in connection with tha disappearance of the boy, Johnny Robinson. Authorities in South Caro­ lina said tha Robinson boy owned a pair of brown shoes similar to ones found near tho skeleton, which was partially burled In the land an old oak trunk, Mitchell aald. Charleston police also told Mitchell that two farmers re­ called helping pull a car out the mud 58 miles from ML Pleasant Feb. 28 — the day after the boy disappeared his home. The farm ers there was a boy asleep back seat, one brown ihoe (ticking out of a blanket. The car was registered to Bryan, described by authori­ ties aa a known gambling en­ thusiast and disguise artist. Miami police also are look­ ing for Bryan In connection with a bar robbery last week. Three vacationing young­ ster* found tha akeleton off State Highway A-l-A near thia •m ill city 18 miles north of Miami. The youngsters were Kathy Rice, 14, and her 12year-old sister, Diane, of On­ tario, Canada, and John C*fer, IS, of lndianapolla.' Tho medical axaminer aald it waa impossible to deter­ mine the sex of the akeleton, but lt waa established that thn child waa 1! year* old. The cause of death haa not been determined, either. A South Carolina state war­ rant charging kidnaping and a federal warrant ctiaiTplft terstate flight to avoid prose­ cution were issued last month against Bryan, ■ former men­ tal patient and ex-convict from Audubon, N. J . The FBI laid it had put tha "highest priority" on tho in­ vestigation. It characterized Bryan as "very dangerous." Correction The meeting of the English Estates Civic League will bo held at 8 p. m. tonight at English Estates School and not Friday night as reported in Wednesday’s Herald. The speaker will bo Rob Beiserer, Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator. 8,000 Parade NICOSIA, Cyprua (U PI) — About 8,000 Greek Cypriot atudenta paraded through Ni­ cosia today demanding the re­ turn to Cyprus of former Greek underground l e a d e r Gen. George Grivas. Candidates Told Of Poster Rule We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES DW ONLY • R. P. Ilulbcrt, Executive Vice Prcaldent of the Winter Park Telephone Company, in a statement today, reminded overenthuslastic political cam­ paigner* of company regu­ lations which forbid the plac­ ing of potters on telephone poles. "Such foreign attachments," Hulbert advised, "pote a dan­ gerous safety problem to our employes when climbing poles. As a consequence our people are Instructed to remove any potters, signs or other foreign attachment* they may come upon in the course of their work." Flower Show"Truth Is Stranger . . will ha tha them* of the an­ nual Spring Flower Show eponeored by tha Sanford Gar­ den Club. The 1964 show will open its doors to tha public a t 3 p.m. Friday and will remain open until 9 p.ro. Satur­ day, the final day of the show, doors will open from 10 a.m. until 0 p.m. ► v i* \ Blackwall, lus U* A reap. T in Whitewalls U niora. 7S0sll( 800x14, 8X0*14, •00*14, •50*14. B New Tread TIRES BUDGET 405 W. FIRST ST. • Grnutna MeKobarta retreads applied m Bound tiro caa local • Free Mounting FA 2-0651 Florid* Distributor* For Deawse Custom Built Tircu Visit Tho Sanford Auto Show.. Today.. Fort Mellon Park �CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - program tad the Apollo msn The United State* opens its • to - the moon venture. second msn • In • spsce proThe first Gemini spacecraft, a production model stripped of life support rear, is to be th at must meet seven objec­ hurled into an orbit rsn rin r tives to forestall further de­ from 99 to 183* miles above lay In the project’s schedule. earth. No attempt will be The prlmsry goals of the made to recover the craft. orbital flight, set for Tues­ NASA’s main objectives for day, were spelled out Wed­ the first shot are: nesday by the National Aero—To prove th st the Titan nautlca and Space Admini­ • 2 rocket and its 7.000 • stration NASA. pound spacecraft are able to Gemini, designed to keep work torether properly on two men In orbit for up to the six minute climb into or­ two weeks to practice rendez­ bit; vous and other techniques —To measure the heat for moon missions, ie the caused by air friction on both bridge between the successful the booster and capsule dur•» in r launch; Rifes Friday For C. W. Turner Sr. Funeral services for Char­ les Wesley Turner Sr., who died Tuesday night, will bo held a t 1 p.m> Friday a t G r i n k o v Puneral Heme Chapel with Rev. R. S. Der­ by officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be Ben Bullard, Henry Moore, Dickie Carter, Bill Hlttell, Buddy Rabun and Moody H ar­ den. Honorary pallbearers wtll Include J. B. Phillips, George Carver, Tony Chesna, Hoyt Galloway and Darrell Grieme. VEGETABLE REPO RT F«d«nl State Market News Service Sanford BANFORD-OV1BDO ZELLWOOD DISTRICT! Clsar and cool. Cabbage: demand fair, marh at steady. Domestic round type, 184 bu. crate., medium to large and medium site, 11.10 to 91.85, mostly 11.25; CO lb. sacks, f l , soma small and fair quality, low as 76 cants; Red type, 1% bu. crates, medium to Urge, 98; Savoy typs, 184 bu. craUs, medium to large, 91.75 to 92. Carrots: demand good, mar­ k et steady. Topped, 49-1 lb. film bags, mesh master con­ tainer, medium to Urge, 91.75; 50 lb. narks, loose, Urge, 91.16. Celery: demand modaraU, m arket steady. 10 In. eratos, Pascal, 2 dos., $2.85; 2 Vh do*., 92.76; 9 and 4 dos., 93; 0 and M do*., 98.60; hearU, crates, film wrapped, 84 count, 94. Chinese cabbage: 16 In. •rates, wrapped, 91.60. Endive: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, 91.26. Lettuce; demand modaraU, market aUady. Iceberg type, WB craUs, 24 count, »2, oc­ casional high as 92-26, few In used crates low ea 91.50) Re­ main* type, 1 1/9 bu. ereUe, 91.76; Leaf type, 14 qt. baakata, 91.60; Bibb type, 12 qt. baikeU, few, glOnions, green: d e m a n d alow, market dull to slightly wank as. CraUs, 8 dos. bunchea, par dossn, 86 cenU U 91, few, low as 80 cenU. Parsley: CraUs, 8 dos. hunches, 91.60. Radishes'- demand moderate, market about (toady. —To prove th a t the modi­ fied Titan - t rocket per­ forms as planned and does not produce excessive vibra­ tions or other conditions un­ suitable for manned flight; —To show that the rocket and Its ground guidance sys­ tems are able to achieve the proper orbit necessary for future manned missions; —To check the rocket’s flight control aysten i; —To test a unlqua detecting device dee p d t0 give sstronauts enoui t ^ f ing to abandon them toft in the event of an w a t W failure; —To prove th a t the 10 • foot spacecraft and its equip­ ment section la capable of Q withstanding stresses during its trip into o rb it St. Augustine Jails Newsman 8T. AUQUBTINI (UPI) A Boston newsman was held under II,TSO bond today on charges growing out of racial demonstrations hare. TIGERS’ of Heavy Attack Squadron One held a double-puroose party at the Capri the other evening. Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart (left) receives a plaque from hla lucceasor, Cdr. Jease Taft, aa squadron commander while. . • F R ID A Y and SATURDAY 2:00 P. M. TILL9:00 P. M . . . . othor officer! also receive plaques for two yearn or more aervice with VA1I-1. These include Lt. Jim Durbin (left), Lt. Jack Salisbury (center) and L t Dick Edwards. These plaques . . . [j H H IK . M l ■ H .1 ■1 / , ' L l **^ JM iVK I H (E. F IR S T ST. fir L A K E F R O N f m 1 ALL MAKES & MODELS Legal Notice US T H I CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r F l o r id a in and r u n SEMINOLE COUNTS. CHANCERY NO. I M M FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTa Ann association, pcrmUon, P la in tiff, LILLIE A. DTLDAT, a widow. DsfSndMiU). n o n cm o r s u it in . . . were fashioned in Barcelona, Spain, when VAII-1 was on duty with the Sixth Fleet In the Mediterranean. Alao honored wero Lt. Cdr. John Moore (loft), Lt. Keith Tourney (center) and Lt. Cdr. John Spnrtz. Those officers, with . . • WORTOAOR rO R R C L O fC R R TO I L 1 L U R A. S I L D A T , A w i ­ d o w , whoa* r**ld*ne* U u n k n o w n and whoa* last known sddraaa Is 141 M a y f a ir Clrola, Sanford, F lo rid a. YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a C om p la in t to forarlnao a rart aln m o r t s a s * • n r u m b er ln * tha f o llo w in g •aacrltiad real property, l o - w l t : L a i IS, n i o a k l: COUN­ T R Y Pl.tTII MANOR. UNIT NO. T H R E E , a r e n n l l n v to tha Plat t h e r e o f • • r«enrdad In P la t Rook II. p a s * a f l and f l , Public World's Champion High Diver ) A 6' X 16' SHALLO W TANK Dive At Nightl 2 Performance, Daily — 4:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. . . . Lt. Cdr. Kogor Loonhnrdi, pictured with Lieutenant Edwards, soon will leave VAH-1 and Sunfcrd Naval Air Station for other assignments in the Navy. (Herald Photos) i n s In tha e f l l r a o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on ar hafora tha Itb Sa y o f May. A.!). I»M. If y o u f a ll to do ao. S d a erta pro eonfaaao w i l l ha t a k i a a s a l n a t yo u for t k l ra. Ilaf d sm andad l a lha Castp la in t. T h is N o lle* ah all ha p u b lis h nnra a w a a k fo r tour con**, e u t l v a w a a k * In T h * Sanford M trald. a n * w*pap«r rlro u la t. • d l a S**>l*oU C ou n ty , F lor- Rebecca Circle Visits Home By J a m Ceaeelberry Member* of tha Rebecca Clrcla of the Cataalbarry Community Mathodlik Church W8C8 vlaitcd tba Good Sam­ b a u d tkla t t i k day * f March aritan Home in Sanford last A. D. I K * . tSK AL l waak to taka E asttr treats A rth u r H. l i n k with, Jr. to tha children and adults Clark o f Circuit Court Mack N. c i t v a l a a d . i t . and there. Mat*M F. J*ha**a Homemade cookies and can­ A tU ra*ra n r P la la U ff dles were delivered by Mr*. Kanfard, PUnea Puhllah Atoll *. I. It, SI. J ill Bill Young, Mrs. Mary Mobl«y and Jdrc. T. O. Dahl. ■Irtfci Mr. and Mri. Edward In­ Gloria Roblnaoa, Jacquelyn gram, baby girl, Mr. and Mr*. Gentry, Vickie Burdett, Jo­ Harry Gentry, baby boy, all Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Wilanne Sample, CUuda Whitten, of liam Holcombe, baby girl, Karen McCarren, Ca r me n Laka Mary Preiutto, William Ra d l e y , Discharges Jamea Back, Ruth Livingston, Oscar Wilson, Catharine Hod all of Sanford: Lsafte Watt, rii, Larry Dodson, Erma Elliabotk Weatoa, DeBary; Burka. Loula Farrante, Lin­ Cynthia McGruthar, Long- da Parkin*, Elder Mathcwi, wood; Mettie Graen, Titus- Mra. Nancy Yeagar and baby villa boy, all of Sanford Fire Di ve aI Night Admission Free! SPONSORED BY The Sanford Automobile Dealers Assn a a • B rua Motors » • * —“ • Bill Hemphill Motors t • Holler Motor Seles I �*• ■ ' i • m •S r April 2. 1064 — Page 3 BtnfnrB ^rrtlB Johnson Accepls South Seminole Sets Pre-Sdiool Roundup 4-H Committee Chairmanship ♦ « By Jene Cainetberry Pre-school R o u n d u p s s t South Seminole Eclementary School a t Casselberry have been announced by Christy Harp, principal, for Tuesdays, April 21 and April 28, from 8 until 11 a. m. in the school cafeteria. All children who will be six years old before Jan. 1, 1905, and will be entering the first grade a t South Seminole next full, should be registered at this time. Those living in the areas of Eastbrook, Casselberry and Lyman Schol, will attend the April 21 roundup. Those living in Howell Park and the Howell Park - Turkey Farm and North Orlando areas arc asked to come on April 28. Parents must bring their child's birth certificate or other proof of b irth . Mrs Janice Cuthrell, county health nurse, will be present to dis­ cuss necessary immunizations and distribute medical form blanks. It is not necessary for the children to accompany the parent, or parents, to the roundup as there will be no classrom visitation at this time. However, pre-schoolers whose paresta have registered them a t the pre-school readi ness clinics being conducted for parents, will have the op­ portunity to visit a first grade class for one day in May. Parents still will have an ether chance to register their child for a classroom visit at the last in a series of read! ness clinics which will be held Tuesday, April 14, a t 8 p. m. In the school cafeteria. Topics to be discussed a t the clinic will includo school policy, dis­ cipline and what the teucher will expect of the child. MRS. THOMAS I,. LARGEN (right), president Seminole County Unit, American Cancer Society and Mrs. Richard Glcoson. county public educa­ tion chairman, ACS and chairman of the 19G-1 ACS Crusade in Sanford, opened crusade headquarters in the Florida State Hank Wednesday. Area chairman will l>e recruited this week and an orientation coffee for these volunteers given at 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, at the Capri, courtesy of Boh Hancock. (Herald Photo) Refrigerate meat products promptly when you gel them home. j it \7 f * r G O O D > ^F A R * Y O U SA V E DELUXE 50% Safety All-Weather FLOOR MAT ? Premium quality-door to door! Regular Prlca Buy 1* tire at no-trade-in price, get 2nd tire et Vt no-trade-in price quantities SAVE sox let flnt Tin at Ml 6.00x19 6.50x13 7.50x14 8.00x14 8.50x14 6.70x15 7.60x15 • 0 N U IR I • ffgfm ftoavyt • Colorful e vtto m styRNipi • n to m o l V.8. m m . 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Winners were, NS, first, tie, Miss John­ son and William G. Luts with Mrs. Madeleine Matheson am Mrs. Corinna Lynch; third, Mrs. Robert Nicholls and Mrs. Edwin Wachter. EW, first, Mrs. Doyle Driv­ er and Mrs. David Singer; second, Mr. and Mrs. H. EL Wally; third, Mrs. Marie Accard! and Mrs. C. Y. Harris. Section B was directed by Mrs. Ruth Rlatt. Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. Fern Breeden and Mrs. William 1L Clifton; second, Mrs. William Woodlock and Norman Mor­ tim er; third, Mrs. Luther Tarbell and Harry M. Brown; fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Pearsall. EW, first, tie, Mrs. Arthur I - Willgoose and Oscar H. Barnett with Mrs. O. N. Lack­ ey and Mrs. Frank Holder] third, Mrs. A. G. Besom ami Mrs. Elsa K. Unklca; fourth, Mr. and Mrs. V. Mots. President Lyndon R. John­ son has accepted the honor­ ary chairmanship of the Na­ tional 4-H Service Committee, nnd has consented to the pre­ sentation of silver trays in his name to six top ranking 4*11 Club members next De­ cember at the 43rd National 4-H Cluh Congress, Mls« Myr,tlo Wilson, Home Demonstra­ tion Agent, announced today. The President of the Unit­ ed States has aerved ns hon­ orary chnirmnn alncc 1924. The late John F. Kennedy had been chnirmnn. In accepting the post. Pres­ ident Johnson said, “ I deem it a pleasure to accept your kind invitation. . .(nnd) will also be happy to permit the traditional awards to lie pre­ sented in my name to those 4-H Club members holding superior records in citizen­ ship, leadership and achieve­ ment. My cordial good wishes for the continued success of thin youth program.' The National 4-11 Service Committee this year is cele­ brating ita 40th anniversary ns a non profit educational corporation, although it began to function in 1921. Ita stat­ ed purpose is to support and promote 4-H Club work con­ ducted by the Cooperative Extension Service. From the humble beginning and donations of a few thou­ sand dollars used to bring 4-H members to tho Interna­ tional Livestock Show, tho Committee has increased ita support to one-ami u quarter million dollars annually. There are at least 25 reasons why General Electric is your best bet: 18.7 cu. ft. of stor­ age space hold 68 lbs. • Fast food freezing • Safe-guard light * Bookshelf door stornge • Porcelain liner will not scratch or corrode • Straight-line design * No defrosting . . . . aver . . . and a host of other superior featuresl FORD OWNERS FOREST LAKE ACADEMY’S Tumbling Team presented a performance in the school gym recently which wua uttcudcd by a largo group of in­ terested parents nnd friends. Members of tho team are, front, from left, Ernest Stevens, Kandy Coon. Randy Frey and Alcyd Richardson; stand­ ing. Jim Pleasants, Ducky Weeks, Roger Miller, the instructor, Ronnie Edenfield nnd Norman Shroude. Not present for the photo was Eddy Maynard, also a member of tho team. (Herald Photo) Navy Nurse Retires In Deltona ny Milrrd naney A light in the spilt level house on Lake Lapunoeia In Deltona was a welcome sight recently to residents on H art­ ley Circle for they knew It meant the arrival of Miss Mary J. Murphy from Wash­ ington, D. C., to take up resi­ dence there. Miss Murphy, a r e t i r e d Navy Nurse, has had a fas­ cinating career with the U. 8. government. Originally from Chicago, III., she atendrd Loy­ University. She was with CDK. BARTON W. Bartholomew, present execu­ ola the Navy during World War tive officer, will assume command of Heavy At­ II and was stationed in Cali­ tack Squadron 11, succeeding Cdr. John F. Har­ fornia, F l o r i d a , Oklahoma, low (right), in change of command ceremonies Puerto Rico, H a w a i i and Monday at Sanford Naval Air Station. Guam. Sinre retirement from the National Naval Medical Cent­ er, she haa traveled to Scot­ land and Italy and Is planning R i c h a r d s , Mr*. Walter a trip to the Mediterranean By Donna Eatea A new treasurer will be Krohne, Mrs. Jam rs Manner, this summer. elected at the regular monthly Mrs. W. J. Hartley, Mrs. meeting of the I*ongw»od Civ­ Stephen Rockwell and Mrs. E. Broun paper makes • good ic League scheduled for next C. Dunning. substitute for a pressing cloth. Tuesday at 2 p. m. a t the Civ­ ic League Building on Church Btrrrt. Other officers, who will be­ gin the second year of their term, are Mr*. Elizabeth Hflle, president; Mrs. Lillian Cox, first vice president; Mr*. Ida Btcwart, second vice presi­ dent: Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, re­ cording secretary; Mrs. Mar­ guerite Hyland, corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Otis Lee, chairman of the house and grounds comimttee and Mrs. J. A. Ilistline, Mrs. Ilallie I-aVignc, Mrs. S. L. Tupper, Our tax-loan plan Is geared to modem requirements. Service trustees. Yearly reports will be given is fast and the payment terms are easy on your pocketbook. i j all committee chairmen at the meeting. Hostesses will lie *400 le a n s up Mrs. K. C. Carlson, Mrs. E. P. Bear Lake PTA League To Elect New Treasurer Sets Election By Maryana Mike New oficers for the Bear Lake Elementary PTA will be elected at a business meeting to be held a t • p. m. next Tuesday in the school auditor­ ium following the social pe­ riod from 7:30 until g when coffee and rookies will be aerved. The nominating committee, Mrs. Doris Doss, Mrs. Jess Riley and Mrs. Bea Peloquin, will present a recommended alate. ITA secretary, Mrs, Beverly Lashley, has announo. ed that nominations alao will be accepted from the floor. However, she stressed the fact th at those to be nominated la this manner should be contact­ ed in advance and their per. mission secured. Following the elections a program on school dropouts and vocational training will be conducted. Auxiliary Meet Further plans will be made The regular monthly meetand reports heard for the rig of the Auxiliary to the Country Fair to be held at th« ^>ngwood Volunteer Fire Heschool on Saturday, April tartmeut will be held at 8 1 from I until I p. m. Latest p. m. next Tuesday a t the new feature to be added for the fire hall on the corner of F air is a picture painting m e Warren and WUma. Mrs. Judy rhine which h at been dona Enow, president, will conduct (or uae with the event. the meeting. 4 A Quick Solution To A Pressing Problem I Q .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N . ■■ — SAieote ■■ HI West First Street................................... Tel. FAIrfox2-370 — ---------------------------- oemseo ■ - - ■ 428 North Orange Avenue............... „..T el. GArden 4-3605 401 West Central boulevard . . . . —.. . . . .Tel GArden 3-6493 1243 East Colonial Drive...........................Tel. 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Let’s give it the old eollege try, kids, and slow down a little — even if it keeps our exuberance out of the nows. Political Notebook A Partnership One issue that is bound to arouse vast sections of the electorate this year Is that of "states’ rights" vs. "centralized government" Unfortunately, the matter is not so much an Issue as an emotion with many of us. More heat than light is usually generated in discussions of ust how far the federal government i encroaching on areas properly be­ longing to the states—or, conversely, in Just what ways the states are ing to fallln * or are unable to protect the _igm lights and meet the new needs of their citizens in this seventh de­ cade of the 20th century. If the popular logic is not what it should be, it is not surprising, for the experts havs tried to come to grips with the situation and have failed to find any workable formula. In 1052, at the request of Presi­ dent Eisenhower, Congress set up the Commission on Inter-Govern­ mental Relations. Two years later the commission was unable to rec­ ommend any functions of govern­ ment which could be transferred from Washington to the states. In 1957, President Eisenhower gave the same challenge to the Gov­ ernors’ Conference. A committee set up by the governors made a few recommendations, but nothing camo of them. More recently, LeRoy Collins, for­ mer governor of Florida, has sug­ gested that an annual federal-state conference be called by the Presi­ d en t The federal government would J be represented by the President key executive branch personnel and by members of Congress. Governors, ex­ ecutive department heads and im­ portant members of the legislatures would speak for the states. Collins feels that auch annual con­ ferences "would provide an opport­ unity for injecting fresh breezes in­ to tne stale fog which now closes in on too much of our federal-state re­ lationships." A t the very least, they could re­ sult in a clearer definition of the needs of the American people and an Indication of how these needs could bo best met, whether by the separate states or by the federal government Whatever tho decision might be in any particular matter, in the fin­ al analysis it must involve each side aiding the other to do its proper job. The Union was never meant to be a rivalry but a partnership. All things have been delivered to me by my Father: and no one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and any one to whom the Son Choos­ es to reveal him.—Matthew 11:27. Whatever Jesus is, the glorious Godhead is; and to have fellowship with the Son is to hnve fellowship with the Father. To know the love of Christ is to be filled with all the fullness of God. — James Hamilton. Lyle C. Wilson Says: Johnson’s Therapy Varies ' United P o m International "The Treatment” is the de­ scription given by President Johnson's friends and foot to tho political therapy by whleh LBJ porsusdos ralncta n t dtisena to vote for or otherwise to ondorso tho adadnlstratlon’s projects. “Tho Treatment" varies from tho gontlo laying on of kendo to muacnlar arm twist­ ing calculated to wrost that Member from Its socket, Tho gontlo faying on of hands In­ cludes such as a Whits House tench or a birthday telephone call. Lunch a t the Whits House May be accompanied by a dip In the presidential pool. If no birthday or other feta offers, the treatm ent may be Via telephone call expressing the President’s flattering de­ sire for advice, help and eouRsel. Tho arm twisting Is reserv­ ed mostly for members of Congrats whose vote* a n re­ quired. There Is, In feet, not m u c h differenca between Johneon's bare knuckle hand­ ling of a recalcitrant con­ gressman and the bull/ boy mothoda which were cm ployoil by tha lata President Jo in F, Kennedy. A major dlffennce, of course, is that Johnson's methods get results. For the non-member of Congress the Johnson trantment la likely to be all sweet­ ness and light; no arm twist­ ing whatavor or, a t loast, nona th at tho patient Immed­ iately can detect. Thus it li that the politically minded in Washington are chuckling ov­ er the reported affect of tho Johnson treatm ent on Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., the Washing­ ton, D.C., spokesman for ADA. ADA la Americans for Democratic Action, a leftwing sodality denounced by Its enemies as a menses to tha republic but conceded by all to an effective political fores with style. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jails Hartoa 838-1119 Bear Lake-Forest City Mm Maryann Miles §31-3178 Casselberry Mrs. Jana Cni.rlb.rry ail-1049 CkulaaU Mrs. Joan Magla 141-1741 DrBary Mrs. Adam Malter 944-4411 DelteM Mrs. Mildred Haney 444-5411 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass MS-MU (f tp Pag* 4 Geneva Mrs. Joa. E. Matkl.ux 149-4834 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Waster 933-9319 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 933-4738 Lmgwaad Mrs. Donna Eaten B33-U17 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Damn 933-1999 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Bnydar 133-4841 Ovtedn Mrs- Evaljrn Landy ip n ttfi Sanford, Florida Dr. Crane’s Thought For Today 2, 1964 Tha right-wing National Review noted Rough's treat­ ment In • recent Issue aa f a 11 a w ■ i “Tha whirlwind courtship a f ADA panjand­ rum Joseph L. Ranh Jr. by Lyndon Johnson has started to pay big dividends. John­ son offered Rauh a east on tho presidential airplane to New York for llorbort Leh­ man's funeral Just a few days after his Inauguration. Since then ho has asked Rauh repeatedly to tho White House and listened to him and his conferee on civil rights. Re­ sult: Tha ADA which four fears ago pointedly endorsed only tho top half of the Kennedy-Johnson ticket is now telling tho boys it’s okay to go all tho way with LBJ." That would be a switch. On June SO, 1DA0, when LBJ wee seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, ADA •eld of him: “ Ho LBJ lo a conservative, antl-civil rights, gas-and-oll senator. He has supported all of tha Major anU-lebor legislation enacted during the paet two decades and bragged about it." As late aa February, last yaar, Rauh said: “Vice Pres­ ident Lyndon Johnson has demonstrated once again that hie first loyalty la ta the southern racists." Whether Rauh has forgiven LBJ and has persuaded ADA to do likewise perhaps re­ mains to bo proven, but It is a fact that ADA's anti • Johnson barrage has beta silenced. It is a fact, also, that many persona were astonished by Johneon’s vig­ orous endorsement of civil rights and his demand for House action. That could bo tho secret of Rauh's conver­ sion. But still warranted la a chuckle on tho chance that aid-pro Rauh may have been snared by the Taxes treat­ m ent Worry Clinic mil raises a hot iseue that may provoke a lot of controversy ee analyse hie arguments. For why should taxpayers In other states contribute f 1,000 per year to educate the children of ohrewd Now oYrkers who enroll In their state univer­ sities? And why ehouldn'f public schools become pri­ vate, aelf-aupportlegf That wee Id also and t e a c h e r strlkoa fasti CASE 8-421: Bill M., aged S3, Is an economics professor in a small private college In Indiana. “ Dr. Crane,* he began, “1 agree with year recent news­ paper column In which you ■aid it is time to re-evaluata public education. "And th at Is especially true regarding state college*, which load hundreds of millions of dollars in unnecessary taxes on tho cltieens. “For example, here In In­ diana we have 30 private col­ leges th at don’t cost the tax­ payer a penny I “But wa also have four tax supported colleges and univer­ sities th at aro a tremendous drain an the already over­ burdened taxpayers. “Consider ray own Intoler­ able situation for I am em­ ployed by a private college ta teach students who pay their own tuition without a cent from tha taxpayers. “ Yet I must deduct from my profeseor'a eatery to help pay for tha education of students a t Purdue, Indians University, Ball State and Indiana Stats College. “ Moreover, h u n d r e d s of students come to Purduo from New York and other Eastern states to take advantage of our low-cost, tax supported colleges. “Our Indians taxpayers thus luge our state colleges in In­ diana, thereby forcing our taxpayers to contribute 91,000 per year per pupil to educate those sons of foxy New York parents.” Well, I present this profes­ sor’s views ao you can analyse hla arguments. Even our public grammar schools might also bo chal­ lenged, for Catholle, Lutheran and private grammar schools now educate millions a t no cost to taxpayers! So why should free public schools exist a t all? The cunt bird conn seem to vo a certain randomness, a quality of un\ DUO predictability. The wo w ood tongs urh. which thrush has 10 conga can follow one another la any one of 90 combinations, and tho bird can improvise ma n y different contrasts within a fear mlnuteo' d o l­ ing. NEW LOW COST! WHOM COOLING INVESTMENT SIRVIC1 CONVENIENT TEEMS ARRANGED a ffe c tiv e Ik o n yloto fine. DtQUIOMO R iTA U A lD N PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING sn-tMS rotes. He wrote hla own Octo­ ber verdict as the streamer across Page 1 of his tabloldto “LBJ WINS SOUTH." Now he site in the White Houae, busy with South Viet Nam, Panama, the war on poverty, civil rights, the condltlon of the budget But is there anyone wha would like to bet th a t Lyndon Baines Johnson will not find the time this campaign erason to think up bumper i t i c k # era, lapel pins, buttons, and what—In 1064—beat rhymes with LBJ? t Letters To The Editor • Tk» d e r a t e —.IreneM let­ ters from l ie . . . . . . . •< S*k* lie a f f a i r s . 1 'k a w r i t e r a n ' " a e r a a a a i a p r a t la r d Ikr te l­ l e r a l a a r a r r l e a Ik e atW r'e I r a r s a m e a a 4 a d d r e s s . U tters s f f e w e r t k a a 8.10 n u f k will k s a l e e a a r e f r r e B r e . In te rs a d d r e s s e d l a s l k s r s a r a a rt-fl­ a k i* p r a r l d e d i k e r do ast Seal t a a s r a s a a l l l l a a . P o e tr y k a r t y a k lla k e d kf T k a d e r a i l Editor, Herald: When the people of Su/ord turned down their goIdu op­ portunity to break tha ■jhone barrier and unite the coot?, they proved beyond any doubt that they have little or as re­ gard for the people of mth Seminole County. But these lam e Sanfcrdiie* expect their rejected brttton to the south to pay aa tqial share of taxes for the Suford hospital and Its projected $1,000,000 addition! These tam e Sanfordltet ex­ pect us to pay gladly for fa­ cilities that 99 per cot of us In south Seminole ma't ever usel Sure, the Seminole Mcuorlal Hospital may belong tithe whole county—but becaaM of Its very location, we tenth Seminole residents are p c tically forbidden to use it, sod by our own doctors. So, hti it or not, when requiring hos­ pitalization, our physician or­ der ua to the more coniaknt hospitals in Orange Goaty. Thus, the medic doesn't live to drive 32 miles or tore (round trip) to visit a udent or two and lose almost hdf a day doing i t This brings ui to the g a l­ lon the Seminole Roirf of County Commissioners an go­ ing to make on April M— whether to vote an lncraait of miilaga to pay for a 60-bai ad­ dition to tha Memorial Istpital. Legislation allows the commissioners to tax aa high as 10 mills for this hntpli]. Thera ia no provision t o di­ viding tha county into haaBal tax districts, aa ia daw In many other counties. A m, wa have a situation too where south Seminole shall continue to pay ever increas­ ing amounts to support an in­ stitution of no use to south Seminole. The Sanforditei would cry like babies if they bsd to shell out for their hoipltsl with no help from their re -0 jeeted brethren to tha south. Nevertheless, they gave us a hard kick in tha shins over a penny ante telephone bill for extended service, c o u n t y wide. This service would bava helped the entire county such as nothing aver before. Suraly, the people of Sanford know this—but they want their eaka paid for by us while they e a t # IL Mrs. Elton (Hope) Bennett Editor, Herald: The Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce Armed F ot* fes Committee joins me ia expressing our sincere appre­ ciation for your most gem rroua contribution to tha Chamber - sponsored events# during the Tenth Annual Bombing Darby. Your support helped make the 1904 social events the most outstanding in the te » year Derby history. Mott important, we again upheld Sanford’s tradition as “ the Navy's beat duty sta­ tion." John K rider, # Executive Manager Seminole County Cham* ber of Commerce SEE US FOR — FRUIT TREES Peach — Pear Pecan — Citrus Plum — Persimmon Grapeville Nursery 1131 Grspavflla Are. FA 3-0484 “Scotia Dealer* the modem one-piece telephone ...the Ericofon* must A M -m to furnace isd tularin* fact work. • Candnnalwi unit installs •vtslde in any convert* loot location . . . connosts to cooling coil Ineirio with tubing. • All componontc factory••olad with adequate re­ frigerant charge. • Cooling cod hoc thouoo f aluminum totaoo . . • cods 50% Among the trinket I <*riv ed and designed by Jd4»on: a special badge for si who Joined tha train p: feket" for a few mile: for the Southern Jpress which • visitor could ,Wv to local friends as pr toi that he'd been among t ia heky passengers. The trip was, of toew, • smashing success, si the votes of most southern list** for tho Kennedy -Jctaion slate proved in Noveadtf* But the vice prarih*tl*l nominee did not wait f* the iAojjtkfouyC G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC COMPLETE ALLS* A CO. Ill S. LEMON ST. LARBLAND, FLA. Memberi Midwest Stash I n k are forced to contribute 81,000 per year per pupil toward the education of those New York­ ers who are swamping our Midwestern stnto schools, Just because of tills bargain in ed­ ucation. “I feel it lo wrong for Iloosler taxpayers to be forced to pay for tha schooling of the sons and daughters of shrewd New Yorkers who are out-foxIng the taxpayers of Indiana, as well as Wisconsin, Ohio, Il­ linois, Michigan and many other states. “Notre Dams also pulls from all over America, but Its students pay their own way, for taxpayers aren't forced to support Notra Dama. “So why can’t wa Inject a llttla 'horse tense’ Into this m atter of higher education? “ If students in tha 30 other colleges and universities of Indiana pay their own tuition, why should bo subsidise those who crowd Into our state col­ leges? “Let them pay if they want an education! “ You have alto pointed out that there are over 1,000 ex­ cellent Uutiness Colleges in America which don't ask for a cent from the taxpayers. “And those Business Col­ leges don't even get tax ex­ emption, aa our state colleges do. “They pay real estate taxes, yet erect their eollege build­ ings, pay faculty salaries, and atill stay out of the red with­ out ANY aid from taxpayers! “Sines our state universities obtain complete tax exemp­ tion, a t least they should be able to operate aa efficiently aa Business Colleges) “Tbs time la bare whan tax­ payers should revolt against all tha neadleas burdens load­ ed on their shoulders. “And that la especially true of tha oul-of-stetera who de- WASHINGTON (NF.A) — Friends, there’a a big one up for decision soon in President Johnson’s t o p Democratic circle. Depending on how it finally comes out, we may ba seeing a let more—o r a lot leas—o f tha 10-gallon hat. Tha Hawks and tha Doves aren’t in this one. Let’s label tha contenders this th is the Eagles and the Coyotes. Tho Eagles want Johnson to be presented in the 1BS4 campaign as president of all tha people. They want him to •tuff away all 10-gallon hats, cowboy boots, saddles and ether Texas trimmings. Pre­ sumably they'd be happy If he'd put the I.BJ ranch off limits until 1036. To the Coyotes this is rank foolishness. Of hla western background they asy: “Ha can’t shake it, ao why not use It? " If these fellows win the day, the grent American “spread” will be soaked with the flavor of Johnson's Texas. Thera will ba no effort to change Austin to aBaustln.“ Even In Maine the voters will be able to smell leather and horseflesh. Tha choice—whether to go for a “coast-to-coast” image or build frankly from the old Texas portrait — hasn't yet been made. Everything indi­ cates th at tho President him­ self will make it. Should a n y o n e Imagine that ha leaves this sort of decision to others, wa can go back and look a t Lyndon Baines Johnson on tha 1000 campaign trail aa vice presi­ dential nominee. Ha designed bumper stick­ ers. Ha approved tha lyrics for n whUtla-atop campaign tong written by n band lead­ er’* wife. Ha set tha make-up and specified many details for tha layout of n four-page tabloid campaign newspaper. He even demanded it ba printed on blue paper. “Johnson seems to like fed­ eral blue," recalls an associ­ ate from those days. No one who had anything to do with it is likely to forget the President's w i n d i n g , whistle-stop train trip from Washington to New Orleans. Still ringing in many ears Is tha battle cry ha hallowed, al­ most as an afterthought, • • the train pulled away from a Virginia crowd: “And what has Richard Nixon aver dona for Cul­ peper?" Few realise, however, how much of a one-man band Johnson was In tha days Just before th a t celebrated awing. Ha sketched tha layout for tha cover of tha proas kit. Ha helped ready tha whlstla-atop aong for tha southern trip. He named tha train tha "Southern Express” and daelded on numerous souvenirs for politicians — and Lady Bird's couslni—who boarded tha train along tha way. lead? to bo?? Stop in and gat feta and fijuiaa about our Moftgtga Plan. Fait •mice... : (and money-saving) The perfect eztamlea.,,lift R ... enjoy it> light weight and perfect balance for comforttUi phoning. Notice the dial In tt« b « se ..Jt comes to you. . . you Sal fmm tha handiest position for Me. No other phone comparea with lu unique atyling and convanlaaca. You'll want “the latest" In yawhome. Ifa the perfect extension fcr your bed­ room, recreation roan, Kitchen, patio ...o r aa a portable jack-in extension for any roontYbur choice of sparkling decorator color*. "T lO .W TJ* FOR YOUR ERIC0VON CALL 444-5911 Winter Pork Telephone Company Orange City Tslephone Co., Inc. �y> •' Qtljf O anfnrh ^ r r o lh A pril 2. 1964 — P a g e S Astronauts Work At Moon Job Lake Monroe Jottings Mrs. II. L. Johnson What a beautiful day last Sunday was. I understand that churches were filled for Eas­ ter. • * • Flo Baker and chil­ dren spent the Easter holidays at Delray Beach with relatives. They returned home Monday evening. And guess what, Pat Baker had to catch tl:c measles when she got home. How come Pal? • • • The 4-H Handy Helpers Club met yesterday to practice on their skit for the upcoming County Events Day this Sat­ urday at the Agriculture Cen­ ter on the Orlando Highway. Sure hope a lot of you can go out and see just what these boys and girls are do­ ing in 4-H work. It will be worth your time. • • • Lit­ tle Cindy Carroll, small daughter of William Jr. and Alice Carroll, had her tonsils removed last weekend at the local hospital. She did just fine and is out playing again. •• • • Herbert Muse told me Monday that his dad, Carlos Muse, who underwent sur­ gery last week at Bay Pines Hospital, is doing real good and expects to get to come home in about three weeks. That is wonderful news to us all. Herbert, brother Jim , sis­ te r Pat and mother Helen went down Saturday to see him. Another sister, Lois, was already down there. Still an­ other brother, Richard, will be in to go down this week. The boys arc kind of fixing up the house and yard to surprise Carlos when he gets home. If I know Carlos he will be hunting a car to work on. So hurry home Carlos. • • • Floyd and Leila Keller and Children Enjoy Easter Party Ily Jane Casselberry An E aster Party was held Saturday a t the Casselberry Community Methodist Church for children In the primnry department of the Sunday School. Fifty youngsters attended the party which orginally was planned ns an outdoor egg hunt hut wan moved In­ doors because of rainy wea­ ther. Several games were en­ joyed and refreshments, of punch, cupcakes and candy were served. Teachers In charge of the party were Mrs. Donald Mac­ Leod, Mrs. Mary Mobley, Mrs. I. G. Reuter and Mrs. Bill Young. dsughter Ruby were here last Wednesday for a sort of fam­ ily reunion with brother Lee of Monroe and sister Nora Johnson of Sanford and Lce’a folks. They had a noon day dinner at Margie Striplings home. The Kellers are from Knoxville, Tenn. • • • Very sorry to hear that J. I. Lake Is a patient at the local hos­ pital. We wish him a speedy recover). • • • Little Dale Austin is on the sick list again. Have missed you Dale • • • -Mrs. W. 11. Reddick, of Xlceville, has been here visit­ ing with her son-in-law and daughter Claude and Rena Hawkins and grandson Sun­ day. Rena took her to Jack­ sonville Saturday where she boarded a bus to return to her home. Claude and Rena look for their daughter Clau­ dette Tenney and two child­ ren any day now. Claudette lives at Elgin Air Force Base. • • • By the looks of the yard filled with local papers, Jim and M’liss Benton spent the Easter holidays away. • • • Talking to Mary llittell Tues­ day and «he said site had been planning to go to Columbus, Gi. tills weekend to sec Claude Jr., Johanna and those two small grandchildren but will be unable to. Bet noth­ ing will stop her next week­ end though. • • • Mrs. Annie Belle (Granny) Hawkins is in Cocoa visiting with daughter Frances (Mrs. Fred) Thomas. • • • Dale Freeman of Tam­ pa spent the Easter holidays here with her grandparents, J. C. and Naomi Sapp. • • • Mrs. S. E. Norwood. Hazel Gardner, Norinc Norwood, Mildred Stamlifcr, Lorena Tlodel, Naomi Sapp and Mrs. Hoffman surprised L o u i s e Rushlow the other evening with a birthday party. Be­ sides talking all evening they enjoyed refreshments of cake, eoffee and Ice cream. They siy Louise was really a sur­ prised person when they drove up. • ♦ • April 12th is get­ ting closer now. That is Oral Polio Vaccine Day in Monroe. Go to the Monroe school any­ time between NOON and FIVE o'clock on that day and get yours. ♦ • • S. A. and Hazel Chambliss have as tk ir guests. S. A.'s mother, Mrs. Roxie Chambliss of Ft. Vslton Beach. Mr. and Mra. Lee Chambliss, also of Ft. gallon. spent a few days here last week. • • • Our thought this week Is a Ghandl quote. T here is more to life than increasing Its speed.” Symptom* of Dtstrws* Arlstng from STO M A C H ULCERS ducto e x c e s s HOUSTON ( U r n — Six-! teen U. S. astronauts flew to west Texas to look at rocka and three others rode the Gulf of Mexico in a spaceship to­ day as a part of America's plan to conquer the moon by 1070. Village Group Postpones Meeting GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES at the First Bnptist Church in DeBnry wero conducted by, from left, Rev. Cecil N. Opjr of Community Methodist Church, Rev. A. C. Beatty of Stafford Memorial Methodist Church, Rev. nnd Mrs, Hubert Thomas of First Baptist Church and Rev. Augustus C. Summers of First I’resbyterinn Church. (Cox Photo) By Dorla Dean The April meeting of the North Orlando Civic Associa­ tion hna been postponed from Mondny, April 6, in order not to conflict with the reorgan­ izations! meeting of the North Orlando Vilinge Council sclieduel th at night In the Civic Building. Tha Civie Association will meet the following Mondny, April LI, in the Civic Building. The rock - hunting expedi­ tion, led by veterans Alan B. Shepard Jr. and L. Gordon Cooper Jr., took the spacemen on a two-dny journey Into flic expanses of Big Bend Nation­ al Park, 328 miles southeast of El Paso, Tex., to study g e o l o g i c formations they might expect to find on the moon. In the Gulf .30 miles from Galveston, Tex., astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, James Lovell and John Young alter­ nated on 12-hour shifts In the cramped confines of a Gemini capsule rolling on the high sens. They wanted to find out how1 well the craft can float. In other apace develop­ ments: —Scientists at Cape Ken­ nedy readied an unmanned but highly instrumented model of the Gemini space capsule for its first orbital flight, now set for April 7. —The third flight of a rev­ LOOK ! ! Inneraprlng Maltresa Renovation SpccinI Includes: • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Brand New Insulation where needed $ M S ° SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Thone FA 2-6321 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY_________ Forest City Group To Hear Rev. Wright By Maryann Miles The Forest City Commun­ ity Association will meet at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry at 7:30 p.m. next Monday. Special invita­ tion to attend has been ex­ tended member* of the For­ est City Merchants Associa­ tion and to residents of Bear Lake, West Lake Brantley, Wcathcrifield, Brlarwood and Altamonte Springs. Speaker will he Dr. Ken­ neth A. Wright of Bear Lake. Reporta will be given and further plana will be made for the association's fund drive to build a community center in the area. Reservations should he made with Mrs. William (At­ lanta) McGinnis. Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our pro­ duct called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fa t or your money hark. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Got rid of exress fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist anil get ycur full money bnck. No questions asked. Odrinex is told with this guarantee by: McRrynolds Drug Store — Sanford — Mail Orders Filled / V T H IS G AR Fast Low Cost F inancing . To You T hat U t * T B a n k a ttb e A « a n tic " n t ’e a Pleasure to » -i IN SALES... IN PERFORMANCE Plymouth sale* an soaring because people like to ride with t winner. And when you look at Plymouth's wig record on tracks around the country, you bow why it's the hot car of dm 1964 model yearl Come in for a test drive today 1 C YOU GAN GET A HOT PLYMOUTH DEAL HERE: M K M Ilt P.D.LC The Sanford Atlantic National Bank * IR A S S 619 EAST FIRST IEET MOTORS « i a c id olutionary, high-energy rocket QUICK RELIEF OK NO COST called ‘'Centaur,'' originally A i k A b o u t I *> Dov Trail P I 1. set for April 8, has been post­ Owe ttve wrBHon nsekafw «T Dm poned for “several days” at WILLARD T ttantM T R---------L A T M tH haw *«"«»*» I.* o< plena o» dan w ssrisin* trjm Cape Kennedy, officials said. I l M W htym in d tiM k a S IM M ta w li: —An oft-delayed drop-test O N Asia—Pear m»»»«1«n,*— fee of a dummy Gemini rnpsule H imsHi, with an over-sized parachute called • ‘‘parasail" haa been tentatively rescheduled f o r McRrvnolds Drag Company Park Arenas Pharmacy next week over Trinity Bay Tourhton Drag Company southeast of Houston. SANFORD, FLA. SANFORD, FLORIDA • * • �V ft ftta fn rf Woman Sports Event Opens Next Week By BUI Vincent Jr. Memo to aU personnel at Sanford Naval Air Station: Tbere’re real "gold” fish swimming around In Lake Golden. In fact, one of them U worth 110,000111 The annuel Scblits fishing derby opened Wednesday and Wilson Colcer, sales manager of tho Central Florida Bever­ age Company, at Orlando, aald soma of the tagged fish havo been placed In Lake Golden. Schlitz has placed the mon­ eyed fish throughout inland waters In Florida, and some in the ocean and the gulf. Anglers taking a fish tagged with the SchUts m ark should contact Colcer In order to cash in. Tags range from $23 to 110,000 — and the contest closea here July SI. • • • "Thank you for your letter of March II relative to the ef­ fect of the proposed SanfordTltusvlUe Canal upon the shad fishery. I am advised that the Department of Conservation has begun Its ecological stud­ ies with regard to this pro­ ject, and you may rest as­ sured that every effort will be made to protect and pre­ serve this valuable fishery." S. B. (Jim ) Crowe received the above letter from Gov. Farris Bryant. (Webster's defines "ecology" as “dealing with rela­ tions between organisms and their environment." In other words, breeding and bedding habitats.) • • • Angler Jim Allyn, of the THIS B E A U T Y was caught by James Allyn of Sanford while he w an finhing below 08teen Bridge. Using an eight-pound teat line, Allyn landed this 20 bluo catfiah. He Gund it threo moro on the name day, he says, when his lino broke. Shown with the catch is hia friend, Gury Al­ mond. Little League Barbecue Set The South Seminole Little League Association and its woman's auxiliary will spon sor a chicken barbeque Satur­ day afternoon at the itecrea tlonal Center in Longwood. The eight teams entered in tins league will play four games during the day. The first event will get under way ht 9:30 a.m., and the other three contests will follow. The chicken dinner will be served from 1 until S p.m. Funds raised from the event will be used to help light the association's little league park in Casselberry. SHS Golf Seminole High School's links squad returns to action this afternoon when they meet Kdgewater High at the Dubsdread Country Club in Orlan­ do. It will be a Metro Confer­ ence event. / WINNING WAT EAST LANSINO, Mich. (NKA)— Coach Grady Penalager never has had a losing wrestling season in two years at Michigan State, nine years as a high school mentor and four years s i a grappler at Oklahoma State. 9. By Tim Mortarty UPI Sports Writer Are the Los Angeles Dodg ers training for the start of another baseball season — or for the Olympic track team ! That's what the Minnesota Twins were asking Wednes­ day after the World Cham plons literally ran circles around them in scoring a 7-3 victory at Vero Beach. The Dodger "sprinters" col­ lected five of their IS hits on drag bunts, stole four bases and clicked off five success ful hit-and-run plays. Dash man Maury Willa waa in mid aeason form as he awed the Twins with a double, two bunt singles and a stolen base. A three-run burst by the Dodgers In tho third inning featured a successful drag bunt by Wills, a single by Tommy Davis, a sacrifice fly by Bon Fairly and three slot en bases. Three bunts, includ Ing a aafe squeeze by pitcher Larry Sherry, helped the champs add a pair In the sixth. Sherry turned in his top performance of the spring by limiting the Twins to one bit over tN final four Innings. Tracy Staliard of the New York Mets turned In the spring's first victorious com­ plete game by blanking the Cincinnati Reds, 3-0, on six hits. The fast-balling right­ hander struck out eight, walk­ ed one and didn't allow a Cin­ cinnati runner to reach sec­ ond base. Tho Mets scored all their runs In Uie first five Innings off rookie southpaw John Fla­ vin. It was the Reds' fifth straight loss and their 10th in 17 exhibitions. Bob Friend also went IN route for the Pittsburgh Pi­ rates but dropped a 4-0 ver­ dict to tN Baltimore Orioles. Robin Roberts faced only 22 batters over the first seven innings and stopped th # P i­ rates with two singles. Har­ vey Haddix blanked his old Pittsburgh mates In the last two frames. The Milwaukee Braves won their loth straight game against American League op­ position by riding Hank Aar­ on's fifth N m e run of the training season to a 3-3 tri­ umph over the Chicago White Sox. However, the other half of the White Sox' split aquad emerged with a 12-7 victory over the Washington Senators, on a seven-run rally in the eighth inning. Charlie Max­ well drove in four Chicago runs with a triple and a sin­ gle. In other exhibitions, the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-3; tho New York Yankees downed the Detroit Tigers, 44; the Los Angeles Angela scored a comeback 10-7 victory over the San Francisco Giants and the Chicago Cubs turned back the Boston Red Sox, 3-7. T N largest and ric N it bowling tournament in tN 47year history of tN Woman’s International Bowling Con­ gress—undoubtedly tN largest sports event ever scheduled for women—will open next Thursday In Minneapolis. A total of 3071 teams (more than 23,000 women) will N competing for a prize fund of $249,924, tN largest ever of­ fered to women bowlers. The 1964 tournament, so large that it will last 48 days and oc­ cupy two bowling centers, surpasses the old women's record of 3000 team s aet in 1933 at Detroit. Women bowlers will N coming from 48 states, Ber­ muda, Canada and Puerto Ri­ Navy, has been having a field day at Osteen Bridge fishing camp. Using a rod and reel, with shiners for bait, in one day he brought in a 10-pound, 20-pound, 22-pound and a 23pound catfish! Ill Paul Johnson says also that the bream, specks and shell crackers also are biting. Jim Crowe, of Crowe's camp, also reports the bream and specks are biting, espec tally the specks In Woodruff WINNER OF THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK’S an­ Creek. Specks are taking the nual woman’s Rolf tourney, Edle Ware (riRht), looks over final tallies "No Alibi" lure and Missouri durinR the Sanford Womun’n Golf Association luncheon Wednesday a t minnows with bream taking the Mayfair Country Club with Dossie DeGanahl (left), first flight win­ worms. Jim said one party of ST. PETERSBURG (U P D ner, and Grace Sayles the tourney medalist. (Herald Photo) A wide-open scramble shaped three came in with a full limit up today as 38 women pro­ of specks and bream. • • • fessional golfers tee off in tN $10,000 St. Petersburg All resorts report the shad Women’s Open. still are running, with John T N only thing certain about Crlm saying that "the shad the tourney, Is that tN re­ catch Is the best yet this cord of no defending d u ra year." lie reported that Harry The New York Met farm plon repeating will remain un Elder, of Eustls, with a party Nnda, undergoing a p r 1 n g broken. of five went out Tuesday and Defending cNmpton Mickey came in with 91 shad, lndud T N derby coniolatloo is on early favorite is marathon drills a t Sanford's Memorial ing 42 roe. tap tonight at the Sanford* race champ Tumbling Ranla Stadium, went through an Wright, who won last year In Orlando Kennel Club and the The H. B. Williams Router other Intercamp game today a play-off with Marilynn John also wants It known Smith, Is not competing this that Burt Thomas (pictured in failed in her bid to make tN under the direction of Ernie year. Miss Wright Is Ning The Herald the other day) field for tomorrow night's 29th White, m anager of the Wil kept out of action with an in llamsport elub of tN Eastern caught his string of bass at annual central Florida derby Jured ankle that N s Nen League. the point off John's camp. but will be out to salvage White, who li directing field slow to respond to treatment. Crlm said the bass ate some pride In tonight's llths. But even without tN 1963 starting to school again after Tumbling Ranla, who usual operationi at the Met camp top money winner, the tour here, said that training activi­ the recent cold snap. ly starts slowly and turns on ties so ta r this week have ney shapes up as one of the John Tolar, of Orlando, tells the speed down the N m e By Julian Steaatrom N en right on schedule and N s t In tN 11-year history of that wild hogs were more The form or typo of m ater­ stretch, got out too fa it In that he and other Met man­ tN event. All of tN others dangerous and troublesome ial to N established in re ­ the derby qualifying N a t and agers and scouts have N en in tN top 10 money winners than bears In the pioneer era. membrance of Seminole High ran out of gas. well pleaaed with the pro­ list for last year are here. He once saw a hog whip an Other competitors In to­ School athlete Buddy Lawton, gress N ing made by the more T N women pros will plsy alligator, another drive off a who recently met an untimely night's derby consolation are than 30 young ball players N 72 holes over tN par 71. bear stalking its plga, and death In an auto accident In Edna Terry, Paris Pike, Ing obaerved by Met officials 6,237 yards Sunset Country be, himself, narrowly escaped Orlando, has not yet been de­ Priceless Pep, Rockln Mollle, "They're looking better Club course. A Urge field of attack. termined by the local commit­ Donna's Miss Kay, Fleet Ma­ every day," aald White. "Our am ateurs will pUy tN first • • • tron. tee aet up to head the effort. bitting la Nglnnlng to catch 34 holes with the pros and any Running for the top honors Every boatman’s camera The committee, meeting up with the pitching and this amateur within 10 strokes of should have a medium yellow Wednesday, did assure area of 1994 in tomorrow night's makes for better intercamp tN leader a t that point will 29th annual derby are Sara­ filter to darken the sky and gridiron fans and friends of pUy In tN final 18-hole round games." help enbancq cjouds and.w a­ the Iste star, that ill ^onv sota Suncoast. Al Pasium , WWla. u l d today .that.pitch ter texture. Filters may be of tlons will N used In a' man­ tlnko, MuftP T tm e,' HypnotP era had been given quite a the screw-on or sllp-on type, ner deemed fitting to the que, Cherokee Hulou, Perry bit of work In bunting and in and adapter rings are avail­ memory of the popular foot HI, and Nieto. fielding of bunts. Tonight's entries: able to fit most any camera NU and track athlete. T N esmp will continue on r in s T i i t i R — a /ia m il — lens. The committee took note of l i r a s * r — 1. Colored n e s d e . t . schedule, weather permitting, If you own an outboard mo­ a letter appearing In Wednes­ My Wlra'o ll**l. I. Proud Ka- and White expects to announce 4. 7.rk*o, S. N a s t Rock, S. tor auffickntly portable to day’! edition of T N Herald •I*. Seminole High School's bateXnl.L (.'hatter, T. Haiti* H e - IN possibility of additional carry la the trunk of your in which the writer euggested Salih, I. Trtaapaaa Intercamp games this week­ NU squad will meet the car, it will pay to take it that the fund raising group » » : r o v n r a c k — a / i a m i l — end. Colonial High Grenadiers in a Ura4a O— 1. Spot d o sa lp , S. along on vacation. According first decide what type of me- Hupar Sport. S. Duat y Ca p ta in , Metro League contest Friday to figures from outboard peo­ morlel Is desired and then 4. llo r k Tray , I. M lia d Coppar, afternoon In Orlando in tN Oviedo Plays Jo d i* n**d, T. Hpaeo Try. ple, you’ll have to $3 to $13 gear the effort to reach a 5. first of two league games I. Chill W illa per day for the privilege of TIIIHII RACK — B / l t MIL — Ocoee Friday specific gosl. slated this weekend. II— l . (Dory Hra, : Cir­ renting a fishing motor—when Saturday afternoon Coach However, the committee de­ cl iursa s *Hunahlo*. I. Hha'a HandOviedo High School's Lions, you can find one. Boats, on cided Ita primary problem in ■om*. 4. J a y n o S a a ly , I. D a s h - winners of threo of its four Jim McCoy’s nine U scheduled the other hand, are plentiful deciding what to do Is in not In# Dan. S. H o d s* N* Dart, T. baseball contests thus far this to travel to OrUnde again for Purobrod, i. Ill n * o and normally rent for $2 to $3 Ult with tN Boone High having any idea a t to how v i i v n T i t it a c s : — a / i a m i l — season, goes to Ocoee Friday per day. much will N received by tN l i r a s * M— 1. Kandy K oLn *. afternoon for a contest with School Braves. M ln n L Ilya, I. Rlorkla'a • a a McCoy's charges are winfund. "Obviously, If the total t. Marker, 4. ll i i s t l ln H a n k . S. tho Ocoeo High School Cardi­ ess In four league outings On small boats, the soft comes to $200 tN choice is Credit Up. I. B r ookatt*. T. Jo* nals. nail. I. Itan jamla lluah thus far this season and have spot for sleeping is atop an much moro restricted than If PIPT1I Oviedo has racked np wins MACH — a/a M IL — air mattress, it offers con it amounts to $10,000," the (trad* T— 1, H a l f P ac, S. Show over MelNurne Central Cath­ ost their only non-conference encounter. At IN present time till, S. P a t's Turn, 4. Roaton slderable comfort and, when committee declared. Hud, S. Rob Tray, S. Summ er olic, Monteverdi and split a deflated and rolled up, doesn't The committee revealed Hal*. T. Run N, I. H.A.’a Hopaa pair of gsm ss with Lyman tN Semlnoles are in seventh place by virtue of the fact require much storage space that many suggestions have SIX TH HACK — S / i a MIL — High of Longwood. i r a s * C— I. To ry Touch , I. that tN eeUar Is occupied by Before leaving on a cruise, N ea made Including such lPam's W hlallad. I. Taaaa Laos. t N Bishop Moore Hornets check It out for leaks. A m at Iteme as a plaque for the 4. Rahalf W ay, I. M ln n L (lataa, Tourney Set w N N v e lost five Metro en­ t. t)oo Rohblo, T. J o t Canty, tress that runs out of air in gymnasium, an enlarged tro­ 1. M o r n n T ray MIDLAND, Tex. (UPI) - gagements. the middle - of tho night is phy case, a scholarship, a bus a r.V K X T ii r a c k — a / a m i l The first annual Tall City hardly an asset. for the team s' out-of-town —« rad# l>— 1. (1111 Kda*. t. Open invitational golf tourna­ Chadron, t. T u m h l l n s l l u l h , 4. GOOD BUSINESS The Book of Outdoor Living trips, training equipment for 5 . If.'a Raa dy Mis. I. Pam'* ment, sanctioned by t h e TORONTO — (NEA) - An suggests these Ingredients for the track and football leam i, Raby, S. O N a llL , T. H arbou r Ladles Proftsslona! Golfers 19 per cent Increase, 34 cents I. R h y m t r (1. an casy-to-fix, delectable dish additional aeats for the field Choice, SDHIITH MACH — B / l t Milos Association, will N held at tN re , was reported for for crulae-campera, Appro­ at the high school and light­ —(tr ad e R— 1. Orbital. S. I t ­ tN Midland Country Club, 1993 by tN Jockey Club, Ltd., alian f-act. S. Rank T r ust. 4. priately dubbed "Bisque a la Mid-Florida ing for the field. Hkua, I. Pood T o w n , S. Rail Nov. 94. operator of tU Ontario racing. Outboard:" One can each of The committee agreed to K in s, T. P o t t y ' s P o ll y . S. Ruby Golf Action condensed t o m a t o soup, K telo r ■sk Tho Herald to accept T H MACH — B / l t MIL— cream of celery soup and con­ Russ Overly, Bud Mabry ideal that might N used and nS rIX a 4 a l»— I. R o y a l Actrsas, t. densed milk, as well as one and Pat Lary teamed up Wed­ p a n them on to the group. Kourway Karan, I. T w o sc a rs, ran of either crab meat, nesday to fire a low net of Today The Herald eald that 4. Ron nie Abbe, I. I r l i h Alert, I. ( l a t e r Land, ?. She's Sat, S. ON 100 BRANDS shrimp or lobster (If you're ss to take first placo in the It would accept any Ideas for Tra nw a y a really hungry use all three). Senior Men's Golf Association a suitable memorial and TP.XTH MACH — a / l * MIL — s* A— 1. J a m ta Km mal, : Combine all ingredients in top tournament at tN Mid Flor­ make them available to the lira Morn lnx Tld*. S. n o b Drake. of a double boiler and heat, ida Country Club. 4. O.R.'a Llpatlrk. I. S u m m ercommittee. • Ita. I. Htap Now, T. « o f t W hirl, It was a three-man, low stirring occasionally. Season Contributions to the Buddy I. Silk* Xacrotary net, best ball event. In se­ Lawson Memorial Fund can Kt.KYKXTH RAt'M — ■ /■ Milo FA R R ELL’S to taste. It will serve three. cond place with a 39 was tN (irado T— Derby C a s s a l a • • • ARCADE PACKAGE 8T0RR N addressed to "Buddy Lew- — II**— 1. T u m b l i n g R a n la , I. If you haven't a recent team of Ken Kiefer, Sid son Fund, Sanford, Fla., P i l o t M a lro a , S. P a r i s Pika, OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 4:15 P. M. Gluckmaa and Dr. N. Schata. 4. Kdaa Tarry. S. D o a a a 'a Mis* I l l E. FIRST SANFORD photograph of your outboard Sim." Kay. S. Rnckar’a Circus, f . WR GITO TOP TALUB RTAMPfl rig, bettor have one taken. In Andy Anders, Art Kroesscke, Prlcelaaa Pop, I. R e r k l a Molll* and Dr. H. B. Washburn, with the event your boat and motor are atolen, you'll have aome- a low net of 39, also tied for SHS Swim Host Seminole High’s swim team, thing to abow police that will second place. with fivo wins ana three loseH O L L E R S S a ^ tc C N ip them considerably in CHOICE OP CARS ee on ita record thus far this tracking down your rig. rkAOV- VOUJUS1 "N INDIANAPOLIS - (NBA)— •eaaoa, wlU host the ewlm Q VOUt> SN&Nt-l Trying to erect a tent after dark is an irritating business Parnelll Jones and A. J . Foyt taaas from EdgewaUr High KIU.IB n t School la Orlando la a Metro which the veteran camper each are assured ef two c a n Conference meat at t N City from which to make a choice thcih cam coaac fully avoids like poison ivy. But it SQUtPCD WITH happens to the N at woodsman In tN Indianapolis 309-MUe Pool la Sanford Friday after­ 0CP4N0ABHJTV. Race on May 30. noon a t 3:30. once in awhile. If you find PERFORMANCE, kA N D tA ay TERMS yourself in tN predicament of setting up camp after night­ FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE fall, don't fumble around do­ ing the Job by lantern light. (Ideal For Sprlahler Systems) Use your car's headlights to AT REDUCED PRICES Illuminate tN area. Leather-soled shoes a 11 p DU • MHMaeMSNteeMHMmiM 4e/Ft. Or 2J5/I00’ very easily on N a t decks, wet DUm 1* a a a a s s e t s s e a e e a t a e t e a e e e e a e o le / T U Or L25/100* ft* rocks and tN pine needles ( f t - r Diam. In Stock) and leaves on forest floors. Boating experts suggest out­ WALL SUPPLY fitting everyone on your ‘ I i "Nl> I. I'Si M| ) I s M Sanford, Fla. l i t N. French A re. 3334413 ' *— < VJ7 OM I camping cruise with a good ’ *■—* 477 OHM Headquarters Far 8prlakler Systems. pair of N a t shoes. Women Tee Off At St. Pete Derby Consolation At S0KC Tonight Met Training On Schedule No Decision On Memorial Yel SHS, Colonial Play Friday SPECIALS EVERY DAY! M b HOLLER 'Sicotfokct M O T O R SALES t •> f Pagpn 6 — April t, 1964 V m 9 Dodgers Run Circles Around Twins Largest Hit-And-Runs, Thefts Feature 7-3 Victory > co, and are members of B8 women's city bowling A d ­ dition*. More than half If* from hostess-stale Mir.neat* and another quarter arc from neighboring Iowa and Wise* sin. Team averages range ft*® less than 430 ( 88 pins per **■ msn per game) to 933 (94 Liston Fight Firm Mum On Reorganizing pins each), tN average of N Linbrook Bowl team of Anahelm, Calif., winner of the 1962 and '63 WIBC champion­ ships. There are 70 teams en­ tered with averages of 900 or over. Other defending champions are Helen ShablU of Detroit, Mich., all events; Irene Monterosso of Flushing, N.Y., Queens champion; Dorothy Wilkinson of Phoenix, Arts., singles; and Ann Heyman and Ruth Rcdfox of Toledo, Ohio, doubles. The hugo tournament fea­ tures several special events. On April 12 and 13, 56 coeds from all parts of the U. S. wilt compete to determine tho 1964 collegiate women's cham­ pions. Then from May 18-22, 409 of the country's N st wo­ men bowlers will vie in tho 1964 WIBC Queens Tourna­ ment. On May 4-6, more than 1800 convene In Minneapolis for tN 47th annual WIBC cos* ventlon. They will N repre­ senting nearly 2V4 million WlBC-sanctloncd women bow­ lers. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Inter-Continental Promotion Inc., the corporation set sp for former Navywelght chix plon Sonny Liston, would wi­ ther confirm nor deny todays report that it may N rear ganized. The Philadelphia Inqulnr said in a front page story that negotiations are under­ way In nearby Chester, Pa., ts reorganize the firm which wti the subject of N arings by tN Senate antitrust and moospoly subcommittee In Well­ ington. Garland D. (Bill) Cherry, the company’s attorney, re­ fused to comment on the Isqulrer story at this time. Ht said that "when all the facts NEW YORK (UPI) — T N and figures are In. we wd Boxing Writers' Association release it to the public in s (BWA) added its voice today press conference and also Ike to the chorus asking for a future of Inter - Continental national boxing commission­ Promotions." er. Chester concessionaires Bob Barney Nagler of the New and Jam es Nilon now own U York Morning Telegraph, per cent of the corporation president of the BWA, tele­ Liston has 22*.-i per cent, sad graphed a "commissioner" ro* Sam Margolls, Ycadon, Pi., solution to Sen. Philip A. vending machine compaiy Hart, (D-Mich.), in Washing­ operator described as a cIom ton, D. C. friend of Liston, also has 2JH Senator'Hart is chairman of per cent. Cherry and Sain Senate's subcommittee on tore J. Avcna, Camden, N. J„ anti • trust and monopoly, attorney, each have five pa which has been bolding hear* cent of the stock. lngs recently on the sport Margolls told the Senate T N resolution, voted unanl* subcommittee he was gists mously a t Wednesday’s BWA the stock for bringing Lists luncheon, assured the senator and the Nitons together. Tit that the BWA was whole­ N arings ended Tuesday heartedly Nblnd his commit­ tn observation by Sen. P; tee's effort to get "Bill S. A. Hart, (D-MIch.), that " 1474" enacted Into legislation. regulation of boxing has That bill, drawn up by tho N en an astoundiing succc late Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee when he was head Senator H art's sub-com­ Lions, Lakeview ofmittee, was designed prim ar­ ily "to curb monopolistic con­ M eet Friday trol of professional boxing and The Lyman High Grey to establish within the Depart­ hounds, with a record of fow ment of Justice the office of wins and three losses so h t the national Nxlng commis­ this season, will play as sioner." Orange-Belt Conference gams Bill S. 1474 was introduced Friday afternoon at Winter Into the Senate by Sen. Ke­ Garden with the Lakevltw fauver on March 39, 1991. It High School Red DevUs. was re td twice and then re ­ The game is slated to begh ferred to the Judiciary com­ at 4 p.m. mittee, where it still remains. - # o 0 I 0 ft Boxing Writers Call For Czar RACDtfl DAYS LEFT! CONSOLATION RACIS T o w n o «) •J ft ft • ft ft « ft ft ft »11 I 2»th t annual Central Florida Derby TOMORROW NIGHT i ft • 1 Racing NIGfiTLY 8:10 £■ * MATINEES 2 P, M. w ed .-f r i .-b a t . Comfortably Glutfeclowsl Grandstand Laxnrioux Clubhxnae o Valet Parking TONIGHT LADIU ADMITTED FREE 9onr 4 Ka Misers SL. C~J')/ohc/c) \C>1c v u r KE *, . 11 _. CLUB H W T.T7-B2 MIDWAY BETWEEN I IANFORD ft ORLANDO �/* >» V‘ 11 ! If •» 0 (D b jo a M y DEAR ABBT: Our chil­ dren to to elementary ■chool in a itate where salarlee are low and there it a shortage of teachers. A woman I shall call Mrs. X is a supply teacher. She la also a crosalny guard, and must excuse herself in or­ der* to direct traffic. Mrs. X married at 14 and had her first child a t IS. She did not eren finish JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL! Yet we hear that the principal is m a k i n g her a full-time teacher next year. When we complained, the principal aald he •‘thought" she took a correspondence course and finished high school. Is thia fair? Many high school grads would like to forego the expense and work of col­ lege, and go right into teaching. Mrs. X must hava cast a spell over this prin­ cipal. What can be done? ANGRY PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: Quali­ fications for teaching vary vastly in the individual states. But apparently Mrs. X qualifies to teach in yours. If aha hasn't also "cast a spall" over the aup- • deal and the school they can explain it It Tou. A B B Y : What kes a 67-year-old man Idenly decide to go on a det, and to take an interest k dothes and grooming? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: A wolaan. s e e DEAR ABBY: My front prch is being used for a joblic bus stop. When it gins, my porch is crowded rith strangers who are falling for the bus. Some t them leave newspapers m the floor, and 1 even ind cigarette butts that lave been crushed by their | Welt. My porch la ray prl1rate property. I hate to be seen, but I am getting tirl id of cleaning up after the i public. I can't help it if my I tout* is right on the cornir a few steps from the tat stop. What ahould 1 dear C f do? BAD BACK > DEAR BAD: (1) You •euld ask either the "city" ir the transportation com­ Qaoiby. Obi tBhidqsi One* you have gotten into NORTH S' the habit of using the four AQI8B letters of the word "A rch"— v x u ♦ 107 J S Analyte the toad, Review the A ll bidding, Count tricks, How far CAST make the contract—you can AAT A ll learn to perform the four V JI74 V Q lO t operations together and in the ♦ > ♦ K Q8I 4JIJ4 order that la easiest for you. ♦ K Q 1O 05I t o o n (D) Now, suppose you are A 1CJ 1004 6outh and West leads that s i s 1 VABJ of diamonds. The lead to! ♦ AJI4 somewhat of a surprise since, *A clubs have been bid and rais-' Both vulnerable ed by the opposition. You de­ ■rath W ad North East cide to play dummy’s deuce U 1* 3* IA Pass Pass Pass and to postpone your thinking 4 A Opening lead—A t until you see East's play. East plays the queen and you still miss tha king, eight and ■ost unlikely. He almost sure­ ly opened a singleton or doufive. West might have led low Melon and a little more from the king, but that seems Sought should convince you iO n J h s t (f )o jm n : "Are my wife and I wrong In expecting our children to do a few things around the houseT" « father asked me recently. He added by way ef expla Ration: "We insist on our children doing a tew email Job* about the bouse. They have to do their chorea before they can Nikita Strikes Back At Chinese >lty, and apparently we are he only parents in our neigh korhood who demand any Ring a t ail of thair children hi the way ef work." Any parent who today clings to the old-fashioned but *U11 sound notion that a child should accept n little respon­ sibility for helping with shores probably can aympath ke with thia man. For today, h the so-called "better" aeighborhoods, few children ire expected to do anything but what beckons a t the moment. Mom or dad mows the lawn, while husky junior goea to the movies or alto in front »f his own or a neighbor's television s e t Sis doesn't even clean up her own room, though she has plenty of energy for anything the gang thinks up. Alio, she doesn't hestltate to use mom is a chauffer for the gang. So the parent who tries to BUDAPEST (UP!) - Sovlot Prem ier Nikita S. Khru thcher, in an obvtoua count­ er-attack on the Chinese Com muniats, aald today that world revolution cannot succeed without full atomaebs. “ There are come who call themselves Communists and Marxist • Leninist* and who claim they are working for a better world," he told a meet­ ing of Hungarian factory Runt Missing Men worker*. "But they still d o s t PORT ARTHUR, Tea. think it's Important to ratoo (UP!)— Tbo Coart Guard the standard of living. They planned to resume the search today for three men missing only call for revolution, since an oil exploration ship lutlon. "The revolutionary impulse loaded with 30,000 pounds of to In itself not onough. Wo Al­ explosives blew up and rank In the Gulf of Mexico Tues­ to need a good plate of lash, good books and day. housing. When you have then you know why you are fighting." I t wao Khrushchev'* first public reference to Poking’s massive new attack on his policies Issued Monday. pany he provide a shelter for that bus atop, (2) You could enclose your porch and put a lock on the gate. (3) You could stick your head out the door and re­ mind folks that they are trespassing on private prop­ erty. Number Two would be my choice. • • • DEAR ABBY: A very cute boy, shouted across the c a m p u s to me, “C. Y. K.’’ I didn't know what he meant, so the next time I saw him I asked him and he told me to ask you. So I am asking. DEBBIE D E A R D E B B I E : It means, "Consider yourself kissed." e e e Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. e • e For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cents to Abby. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby that the lead was a singleton. Few players would open a doubleton when they had a natural long ault lead. Now you have Analysed the lead and Reviewed the bid­ ding. You Count 10 winners and three losers provided you can mske three diamond tricks. There are nine win­ ners and four losers If West can get In a diamond ruff. Since you have decided that West's lesd was a singleton you must take that first dia­ mond and go after trumps. If East has the ace of apades nothing Is going to do you any good, but West has it and you wind up losing one spade, one heart and one diamond. I R K • :M (I) X iv (H ,« 1:1# 1:11 T:t* 7:1# I.S# 1:1# 1:00 l:># 10:00 11:1# ( I ) N . w * . W eath er, f l p e rti (S) N aw elln * (#) OporU (i> t l u n t l r y • R r ln k lr r (S) N e w * — W a l t e r C o ek it* (1) R iflem a n ( I ) H untlnx * F tahlni (St V irg in ia ttoy* (1) Tamp)# ll o u e to n ( I ) Paaaworit (») F lln tato n aa ( I ) R a w h id e (S) D o n n a R e a l (1) Dr. K ild are ( I ) My T h r o t Bona ( I t I’orry Maoon (* ) E n elx n O'Tonlo C l l l a t o l (Color) (S) J im m y t i t a n Hhow (1) K r a f t Ouapona* T h a a ta r ( I ) Nuraaa ( ( ) S to ry o f 600 Boys Due For Scouforama An estimated 600 boyi from the St. John* Scouting Dis­ trict will converge on the Sanford Armory April 10 and 11 for the Scoutorama pro­ ject now being prepared. The program will let the public lee what hobbiea, aVilli and training 8routa have had during th* past year. Boyi from Sanford. Lake Mary, DeLand, Oranga City, Lake Hflen, DeBery and De­ Leon Springs will take pert. Each unit will be judged three times, once for each per­ formance, by three different persons. Th* judging will be totalled end averaged to de­ cide which award a unit will receive. A perfect score would bring 100 points. Blue ribbons will be given for score* between 01 and 100 points; red rib­ bons for R1 to 00 points; and yellow ribbon for the booth receiving Iras than 81 point*. Regulations and suggested themes for each unit have been distributed by the dis­ trict activities chairman, B. F. (■anas. Coordinating the pro­ gram is Thomaa O. Albert, St. Johns District executive. Hours for the April 10 por­ tion of th* Scoutorama will i>* from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. FRIDAY A. M. T:#l 7:1# T.'SS I:## SiSt #:## #:1S *:S0 t l:# # 10:11 10:1# !l;ll 11:1# WeralB April 2, 1964 — Pnjfe 7 \ ■A K i v i H p s r u i a * l i t r e (St (S) K i w i , w s a t k a r , S p o rts (*) N o w s — Murphy Martin 11:1* (S) N sw s. Sports, W e a ­ the r 11:15 (St T h e a t r e o f th* 8tara 11:1# (1) J o h n n y Carson (Color) I M S (*) Movl* *:*# *:1S S:1C l:St Oanfnrl W it Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren * 1 I. | (1) Ulan On (1) H u n sh ln . A lm a n s o ( I ) Urova. Farm Rep ort (1 ) F lo r id a H isto ry ( I ) Bunrle* S em e st e r (1) Today (*> O peration A lphabet (1) To d a y <») Mlrklo K ea n s (S) l.o ca l N e w s , W e s thsr (*) Cap tain K a n g a ro o ( I ) C a rto o n s ( I ) K isrc lsa Far W o­ men (*) Am erica n H ist o r y ( ! ) Dlvorr* Court ( I I C a rto o n s ( ! ) O slo Storm ( I ) Romper Room ( ! ) S a y W h en (I ) N ew s— M lkt W a l­ lses ( I ) S p a n is h (1) N e w s — E d w in N o w man (1) Word f o r W ord ( I ) 1 Lo t * Lucy ( I ) D ece m b er Ilrld* ( ! ) C o n ren tra tlo n ( ( ) R ea l McCoys <») Price Is R ig h t (1) Mlrs lng Link (S) P o ls * (Had) s (I) S tven K eys FRIDAY P. 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W ea t h e r ( I ) B a c h e lo r F a th e r ( I ) (lenaral H o sp ita l l : S f ( ! ) I'topla Ara F u n n y (S) As Th* World Turn* (») N s w s — D a y * F e n ­ nell 1:SS (1) C artoon s 1:00 (1) L a t a Make A D ost ( I ) P a ssw o rd ( I ) Ann B o th a m 1:11 C> N ew*— F lo y d Kalbor 1:10 (1) D o cto rs ( I ) H ouse P a rty ( f ) Da y In Court 1:44 (1) N s w s — Lisa H oward S:## (1) I . o r e i l s T o u n g ( ( ) T o T oll Tha Truth ( I ) U u i s n F o r A Day 1 :1S (S) N e w s — E d w a r d s 1:1# ( ! ) To u Don't Bay (Color) ( I ) E d s * o f N ig h t l l ) Who Do T o u T r ea t? 4:1* (1) Match a s m * ( I ) B scret S to rm • (I) T rsllm sstsr 4:tS (S) N s w s — Bandar V a n o cu r 4:1# ( 1 ) R u m s an d Allan ( I ) Un ci# W a lt 2 f L y h t i g h t A, 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Temple Houston. "Miss Katherina." Call thli one a komplicated kontrivance. Paula Raymond ii more than pleasant as a woman who lets herself get bilked by a con man, falls for him and then learni she's helping him further his career of crime. If you gnjoyed "Maverick" and like "Deitry," you’ll probably go for this one. 8-9 p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In ­ cident at Aihton Corners." Fair warning: The accent here ii on light comedy with nary a flicker of range war. Allyn Joslyn plays a town banker uho'a alwaya dreamed of being a rugged cowboy. He'd like to prove his manli­ ness lo his luscious wife (Lola Albright) who likes him just the way he to. He make* a deal with Gil Favor (Eric Fleming), giving Gil hia bank­ er'* office while be take* over as trail bos*. Gil knows little about banking, but the banker knows even lest about herding cattle. Ho can't even ride a hone. 8:30-9:30 p.m, NBC. Dr. Kil­ dare. "A Day to Remember." Ann Baxter plays a woman driven to distraction by the death of her son. Sha runs off with a substitute child who's got severe physiol problemi and endangcra the youngster’s life. If Miss Bax­ ter bad spent some time visit­ ing one of the psychiatric shows, perhaps her problems Sit# ( i ) 4«t l:S# (1) (S) (S) > < i T V Time Previews would have been resolved. 9-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ son. "The Case of Simple Si­ mon." This series has had some Imaginative plots, but this one strctchea credulity. Except for some good court­ room action at the finish, you'll be confused as to what'a going on. A middelaged actress (Virginia Field) is convinced a young man claiming to be her son is a phony. She's convinced the offspring of her unhappy m ar­ riage 20 years previously Is an actor in her touring troupe. A theater critic she despises for having broken up her m ar­ riage Is murdered and she's accused of the crime. Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) has a puttied air in most of this one, and well he should have. 9:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Jimmy Dean Show. Another good show, nicely balancing country music, pop music, comedy and flowers. "Texas Plaint" opens the show in routing style, Jimmy does "Alexander's Ragtime Band," "Shenandoah" and "Nobody" a n d guest Eydle Gorme chimes In with "Because You're Mine." The comedy comes from Don Adams who plays a rocket expert and docs an inquiring reporter routine. Rowlf gets some laughi as he prepares for hit Las Vegas night club debut. Jim Reeves It on hand for more country music with "Welcome To My World" and "Four Walla" and Jim, Jimmy and Eydie team up on "Thia Old House," The flowers? Some 10,000 carna­ tions tried out for the show and 8,200 made it, less those ■wiped by members of the cast. A colorful display, in­ tensified by the fact that the show to in glorious black-andwhite. TV RENTAL • Sales * Service Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Bale* 2600 Sanford Ave. New ! ! ! 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S tt-M S S RdCSE �P«W 8 — April 2, 1984 VS* I w firii VrraS Happy Acres Tea The Garden Club M rs . Norton Honored Splendid Success Guest O f Baby Shower On Easter Sunday Happy Acres kindergarten and Sunday school class spon­ sored a highly successful tea program Easter Sunday after­ noon with the entire class par­ The horn* of Mra. C. W. I noth Meador*, Clyde Domp-lker, and D. E. Carpenter. E rtl« on Celery Avenue was icy, R. L. Johnson, Kathryn Aleo tha Mleee* Patricia ticipating. An enormous pink umbrella tba *ce*na of a ahowar la it I’hsgan,’ D. K. Kersey, Betty Gracey, Susan Phagan, and In the school yard was the Saturday night honorinir, |Glenn, L. Ilarmick, M. Kara* | Betty Carpenter. setting for the tea, and soft Cheryl Marie Norton, tha Easter music was played as adopted daughter of Mr. and the boys presented the school Mr*. Stanley V. Norton, and projects. Mrs. Norton. The-punch table was cen­ The party room* were ar* tered with a beautiful floral ranged with Easter decor, arrangement, colored eggs and the buffet table held a and baskets, and covered with beautiful floral arrangement a cloth of unique design. Beth sum unded with assorted rel­ Womblc, assisted by her mo­ ishes, dips, cakes and Easter ther, Mrs. Marie Womble, eggs. Tha gifts were present­ transformed unbleached mus­ ed to tha honoree In an overMRS. J. R. BATTLE Is displaying Home of the lin into a creation by ironing sited Easter basket, cleverly doll clothes which will be featured in u bazaar on bunny and egg appliques, decorated in tha traditional to raiBe funds for the Oviedo Woman’s Club. and using crayolas to produce Easter manner. Mrs. Hattie is responsible for the successful pro­ a most effective cross stitch Mrs. Hilda Butler and Mrs. ject, and this year, she is well under way and design. Ray Rothrock assisted Mrs. ahead of the schedule for tho buzaar, which Easter cookies were dec­ Ergle in arranging the re­ will be announced later. orated by the girls, and each freshments and entertainment. half hour two five-year-old a*nt girls arrived to serve from the Mr. and Mrs. Norton's ma­ hours of 4 to 8. ny frisnds share the excite­ The guest list exceeded 150, ment of their new arrival and Mrs. Gcorgo Pitlard ex­ with them. Mrs. Norton was pressed her gratitude to all tha former Donna Nawson of Mrs. Fort Poole sends us a 6 cups sugar (2Vk lba.) responsible for making this Sanford. delicious Raisin Cup Cake re­ 2Ik cups shortening (1 lb.) affair such a huge success. Others attending ware the Stir flour, baking powder, cipe. Let's try it, and thank Mmas. C. C. Hannar, 0 . P. you very much. 1 had an en­ salt and augar to blend. Sift Wade, R. E. Sodorblom, Ins joyable conversation with her three times. Cut In shortening Dowda, Jim Blaylock, Ruby with pastry blender nr mixer, Heartsoe, Carlos Griffin, B. the other day. or work it in with the finger H. Griffin, Don Francisco, RAISIN CUP CAKES tips until quite uniformly Earnls Wright, Jean Con­ Cover 1 cup of raisins blended. A quick method for MRS. STANLEY NORTON nml dnURhtcr Cheryl verse, and Kenneth Edwards. (seedless) with water. Boll blending Is to put ingredients Mario. (Herald Photo) Also, Walt Britton, KenThe I.ndlcs Society of Bro­ leaving Vk cup of Die liquid. into a dlshpan and use an electric mixer by removing therhood of Locomotivo Fire­ Cream: South Seminole the detachable motor and men nnd E n g i n e e r s will % cup sugar beaters and blending the mix­ hold their regular business Vk cup lard ture at low speed until the de­ and social meeting, Thursday, Beat in: sired consistency is reached. P e r s o n a ls April 2, at 8 p.m. at the home Store in covered container at 1 beaten egg been maid of honoi, unfort­ By Mrs. Joe. Methleux room temperature. To mea­ of Mrs. Alfred S. Greene on Add: By Maryann Miles The rehearsal dinner for unately was hospitalised with sure mix, pile it lightly into Jewett's Lane. lVk cups sifted flour Mrs. Esther Johnson and the wedding party of Miss an emergency appendectomy. cup and level off with a spat­ U tap. salt Others of the wedding par­ daughter, Dagmar, of Jewel Janice Lee Wynn and Wil­ ula. It makes about 17 cups Vt tsp. soda liam A. Fisher, who igere ty attending the aupper were Drive, Forest City were house of mix. 1 tap. vanilla • • • married Saturday a t All Larry Loomis, best men and guests of Mrs. Ethel Bryce of use Ik cup liquid Souls Catholle Church In San­ John Hare, Thomas Butner The general directions for Bake in muffin tins, in 350 ford, was held last Wednes­ and Carmen Kuatrochl, ush­ Silver Springs over the Eas­ making a cake from this mix: degree oven for 15 to 20 min­ ter weekend. day in Geneva a t Lucky Ac­ ers. utes. Makes about 22. Whilo llavo ingredients at room Also attending were Mr. res, home of Mr. and Mrs. warm spread mixture of temperature. Use a large mix­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cro­ Jams* V. Btowell Jr. Assist­ and Mr*. Clifford Wynn, parorange juice and sugar on top ing bowl. ing Mrs. Stowell as junior cuts of tha hrido-rlcct; Mrs. well, 11(11 Selma Hoad, LongFor a WHITE CAKE uso: of each one. hostess waa her daughter, John Hnre, Mrs. Joseph Math- dale, have recently returned 3',k cups of the above mix • • a leux and James V. Btowell from a five day cruise to Miss Carin M. Btowell. % cup milk We have a request for Die Nassau. The Lenten buffet was Jr. 3 egg whites Ico Cream Fruit Punch re ­ served to guests from a ta­ 1 tap. vanilla cipe. Mra. . Charles Jarrctt ble overlaid with an heirloom Add Vk cup of the milk to wishes It for a 50th wedding cloth more than 100 years anniversary coming up this the mix; beat 2 minutes. Add eld. Tha centerpiece, which month. We guarantee this it a remaining milk, egg whltci was the focal point of atten­ dclicioua punch a l we have and vanilla and beat. Pour in­ tion, was a unique replied of to 2 waxed paper lined fl inch used It several times. the wedding procession do. ICE CREAM FRUIT PUNCH layer pans. Bake in 375 dosigned and created by the By popular demund, the Of­ her topic. Sho will stress the gree oven about 20 minutes. This will serve 50. • • • hostess. Gowns were exact ficers Wives Club, is repeat­ advantages of purchasing pa­ Vk gallon vanilla ice cream,, duplicates, both in design and ing tho decorating course tio furniture (wrought Iron, For a SPICE CAKE try softened color, to those worn In tha which was so highly success­ rattan etc.) hy newlyweds, this: 614 cups (46 or. can) apricot wedding. The altar featured ful in the past. Tho new and young couplra on a' bud­ 3Ik cups of the mix nectar, chilled • porcelain madonna, elevated schedule will begin on Tues­ get, and later utilising Ita 1 tsp. cinnamon 6V4 cupi (46 os. can) pine­ and centered amid white day April 7, a t 1 p m. at the use in the Florida room, aun P R E T T Y J A N I C E 1 tsp. allspice apple juice, chilled blooms, end flanked by tall NAB ballroom, and will .con­ porch or patio. Sha will also Springfield, w e a r i n g Ik tsp. nutmeg % cup (6 os. can) frozen white lighted tapers. tinue for six consecutive offer constructive suggestions her Easter bonnet and Vk tsp. cloves orange juice concentrate, Following the delightful weeks. to couples who are in the u beaming untile, play­ 94 cup milk thawed buffet, gifts were presented Tho series ticket, “ You and procesa of discarding their ed Easter bunny last 2 eggt by the bride-elect to her at­ Your Home'1 will be honored, old furniture and will present week, uh tdto distribut­ 1 quart sparkling water, chill­ Stir apices into mix. Add ed tendants, Mrs. Thomas A. and tho programs aro open to them a unique and practi­ ed Easter egga and In large punch bowl put Vk cup of the milk to the mix, Butner, matron of honors Miss to all service wivea In the cal decorating program. candy to children at softened Ice cream. Pour In beat 2 minutes. Add remain* Fran Qulllan end Miss Bar­ area, both active and retired. Other program* included in tho Florida State Rank. juices and sparkling water. ing milk and eggs, beat 2 min­ bara Benkarlk, bridesmaids Mrs. H. It. Haugstcd of this aerie* will inrludo chil­ Add cracked or crushed ice as utes. Pour into waxed paper and Miss Carin M. Btowell, Road's I'atio Mart In Fern dren'* rooms, entertaining, much as needed. Stir slightly. lined 2-inch layer pant. Bake J u n i o r bridesmaid. Donita Park will conduct tha first and table settings, and will in moderate oven 375 degrees Ready to serve. Wynn, younger sister of the session, using “ Summer Fur­ all bo presented In an attrac­ about 20 minutes. • • • bride-elect who was to hove niture as a Roommaker" for tive and moat interesting Now tome variations. We also have a request for manner. a cookie mix. We have this Mra. John Moynlhan la one from the H. D. office chairman for tho entire which has been tried and courao, with Mra. John Barletted. You can store this low and Mrs. Barton Barth­ All members of Campbell- away for at long a t three olomew as co-chairmen, as- Losalng Post No. 53, Ameri­ months without refrigeration. slated by the Mines. Kcrmlt can legion Auxiliary are It la also a cake mix, too. Jamison, Bill Yellnck, Fred MASTER CAKE AND Stipp, R. L. Wright, and Mrs. cordially Invited to attend COOKIE MIX the monthly meeting to be John Hoganson. held at th t Hut Friday even­ 1 pkg. caka flour ( I lba.) or 9Vk cups sifted cake or soft Pecans ara good on hot ing at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments flour clovorloaf rolls covered with will bo served by Mrs. Chloo U cup baking powder O v e r D re s s e s butterscotch sauce. Butts. 1 tbap. salt dfnm sm akshA Eligibility Aware j For Annual Flower Rowing < The awards, to moat people, are the most Important part of a flower show. There will be only one Blue — for first, one Red — second, one Yellow — third, awarded in each class . . . both in the Artiitic Design and the Horticulture Divisions. From the blue ribbon win­ ners arc chosen the highest awards, which y e a n ago were named "Beat in the Show." Now, In order to give all outstanding entries equal recognition there are various award* of equal value. In Artistic Design, the Tri­ color la awarded to the blue fohrw t The Brotherhood Ladies Society Meets Thursday Wynn-Fisher Rehearsal A n d Dinner Party Given Officers Wives Club Will Conduct Decorating Course American Legion Auxiliary Meets OATMEAL COOKIES Hk cups of the mix 1 cup thick cooking oats 1 tap. cinnamon 1 egg Vk cup milk Vk cup chopped nuts Vk cup raisins Stir in oatmeal and clnna. mon in the mix. Add remain­ ing ingredients and blend thoroughly. Let stand 20 min­ utes. Drop by teaspoon on greased baking sheet. Bake in a moderate oven 350 de­ grees a b o u t 15 minutes. Makes 3 dozen. • • • ORANGE RAISIN COOKIES 3 cupi mix grated rind of 1 orange Vk cup raisins 2 eggs Combine ingredients a n d blend thoroughly. Drop by teaspoon on greased baking sheet, allowing r o o m to spread. Bake in a moderate oven 375 degrees 10 to 12 min­ utes. Mhkcs 4 dozen. • • • You also can use this mix for puddings. Here's one for SPICY APPLE PUDDING. 3 cups of the mix 1 tap. cinnamon 1 tap. allspice 2 eggs 2 cups peeled and diced appica Stir apices Into mix. Add beaten eggs and blend well. Add apple. Stir to blend. Put into greased custard cups and steam about 40 minutes. Makei enough for 12 servings. • • • STEAMED DATE PUDDING 3 cupt mix 1 tap. cinnamon 1 egg 1 cup milk 1 cup chopped dates 1 cup chopped nut meats Stir cinnamon into mix. Stir in beaten egg. Add milk and beat 2 minutes. Blend in dates and nuts. F1U greased custard cups half fulL Steam ribbon winner which Is csv posed of predominately !nh cut plant materiaL The ddule designate! in each Mirate class just exactly i *7* ials the exhibitor la al >*d to use. Also in artistic deslgii te Award of Distinction m re awarded to the blue i sin winner which is com osd mainly of materials tkr than fresh cut plant mat r l this opening a wide fie I f possibilities. Besides d r 1 wood, weathered wood, rid materials and natural rr itrlals, an exhibitor may painted, treated plant m ite ials and nearly anythin: imagination allows pro< \M By Mrs. H. L. John no the schedule states so.t The two awards are equal in value. In horticulture the Award of Merit may bo awarded to tha best cut garden flower, (ha best flowering container grown plant, the best follaga container plant, and if the sections arc large enough for good competition, even sec­ tions may be divided—such as the best rose, best orchid, etc. Sweepstakes awards a r o special recognition for those exhibitors who have won many blue ribbons, one for each of the main divisions. The person who wina tha most blue ribbons in Artistic Design is awarded the sweepstakes for that division and same for Horticulture. All residents of the county and area are urged to partici­ pate In this annual Spring Flower show in order to make it not only a true club effort, but also a true county or community project. Eligible for Tricolor are the following classes: “The Doc­ tor Keeps the Apple," "A Gathering Stone," " 5! a k a Hsy,” "A Woman Should Ba Heard." “ If At F lrit You Don't Succeed, T ry." Eligible for the Award of Distinction: "A p la n 's Cat­ tle," “ Better-Never," “ Mighty Acorns," “Tba Shorteit Dis­ tance." about 40 minutes. Serve a ta rt sauce while warm • • • Here's Georgia's HUSH PUPPIES 2 cups enriched sclf-rfcig corn meal Vk cup finely chopped on lVk to 2 cups boiling wate r 1 egg, beaten Fat for deep frying Combine corn meal onion. Stir In lVk cups wi « mixing until well blem a stir In egg. Add more if necessary, to make a this baiter. D r o p by routfu tablespoons into deep hotK W E D D IN G (365 degrees) and fry golden brown, 3 to 4 mini C O M IN G UP? turning once. Drain on we outfit the men In sorbent paper. Serve the party, correctly . . . . Makes 24 huthpuppiet. ermfortsbiy. • • • Our 4-H girls want to Kr these no-bake cookies. So I tl try them together. This i j 1 the book given to those attended the cooking sch COCOA PEANUT BU TT^l WHITES MOUNDS AND Vk stick butter or marga Vk cup peanut butter TUXEDO 2 cups augar OUTFITS 2 taps, vanilla Vi cup cocoa Vk cup milk 3 cups quick rolled oats RENTALS — SALES Mix augar and cocoa itdi saucepan. Add butter s at Open FrL N ights milk. Bring to a boiling poi H stirring constantly, and t d 2 minutes. Remove from he it Stir In rolled oats, then peai at s T m i m S w im butter and vanilla. Mix wi II fUaferd Drop by spoonfuls onto wai^J 113 Magnolia paper. Let cool thoroughly Phoae 323-1333 fore serving or storing. Qim.Ketmeii Friday A t Hut 200 to choose from 81xm S to 20 '/, Values to $36.98 *4U *688 *988 ONE GROUP 40% ONE GROUP A IL E E N C O T T O N K N IT S 30% 30% 0FI' To prevent Important docu­ ments from turning yellow with age, wrap them In cloth dyed with bluing. Then laun­ der this cloth occasionally so dust w ont sift through to soil those valuable papers. 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Ten women who, a year ago, didn't know that Deltona or each other existed. Tuesday they met to organize a Wel­ come Wagon Club of Deltona, carrying on the tradition of Welcome Wagon, Internation­ al—that of extending the warm, welcoming hand of friendship to the families moving into this new community. Mrs. Gregory Prior of Day­ tona Beach, formerly of Bos­ ton, Mass, waa present in the capacity of Area Represent­ ative of Central Florida for Welcome Wagon, Internation­ al. She advised the women on .ha formation of the club, it’s Theta Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, will present a fashion show Thursday even­ ing at The Woman's Club at B p.m. as a project for their charity benefit fund. Fashions will be featured from a recent sewing contest, sponsored by Milady's Shoppe, and will Include the latest In spring and summer fabrics. A variety of top entertain­ ment will be provided by vo­ calists, Paul Lewis, Marge Echelbcrgrr, Jeri Wheatland and Gerald Covington. Tal­ ented young dancers Debbie McLain and Marilyn Sprouse will be featured In a classical toe number and contemporary tap dance. Mrs. Caroline Holtzclaw of Milady's Is assisting the sor­ ority with the arranging and execution of this charity bene­ fit. Ways and Means Chairman, Betty Erlcksen, is the fashion coordinator, and Faye Stet­ son will serve as narrator. The public Is cordially In­ vited to attend. “TRUTH IS stranger . . in the theme for the Annual S p r i n g Flower Show to be held at the Civic Cen­ ter this Friday and Saturday. The entire community is partici­ pating in this program. T h e Sanford Gnrden Club has held various workshops in prepara­ tion. Top picture shows Mrs. Blanton O w e n , left, president of Palm C i r c l e , and staging c h a i r m a n and Mrs. Frunk Woodruff sche­ dule chairman, hold­ ing a poster. In the l o w e r picture. Mrs. James Truitt, proper­ ties chairman, and Mrs. J o h n Purker exhibit their handicraft tal­ ents. F A S H IO N O R IG IN A L S Women PATT-O-tAMA Tucked Classic Sew this youthful classic with an open tailored neckline, or closed with a bow tie. Short and three-quarter elseves, too. So. 5254 with PATT-ORAMA is In sizes 11, 14, II, IB, 20. Bust IB to 40. Size 14, B4 bust, sleeveless 514 yards of 55-inch. To order send 50 ccnti In •olna to: Sue Bureatt The Sanford Herald 1150 Avenue of America* New York, N. Y. 10036 Ftor first class mailing add 20 cents for each pattern. F rist name, address, atyte number and size. Ready for your new-season aewlng . . . the Spring and Summer '64 Issue of our pat­ tern book Basic Fashion, 50 cents. SHEAFER’S CLOCK ft WATCH REPAIR PICK-UP A DELIVERY l l l f t Elsa, Haafori 112-1211 By Patricia McCormack NEW YORK (U PI) — These days it's perfectly okay for a woman to buy Ufa Insurance— without having the insurer check her out for suicidal ten­ dencies. Contemporary female*, to prove it, a rt buying B15.5 mil­ lion worth of auch protection a day I And no questions about plots for payoff are asked. Put It all together and It adds up to more than S100 bil­ lion worth of Ufa Insurance, reflecting changes as women become more emancipated. Great grandma, for exam­ ple, didn't need a boot's worth of the stuff. Great grandpa had the plot ready and figured he could pay the funeral ex­ pense* out of pocket. Came along the next gener­ ation — grandma’* era — and there was, perhaps, a little Lake Mary Personals George Muhlbiuscn of Ro­ chester, S . Y., has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pardy of Lake Mary for the paat two weeka during which time the group enjoyed tour­ ing Central Florida attrac­ tions. Muhlhausen will bo touring the West Coast of Florida and Southern Florida and the Keyi and will return to Rochester within the nest ala weeks. Novel Techniques For Application Of Cosmetics NEW YORK (U PI)—It was hound to happen—makeup for the area exposed by the sea­ son's daring neckllnea for evening. Also new are makeup for the ears, bi-color and tricolor treatments for the eyes, dou­ ble application* of founda­ tions for the skin, and lip­ sticks that come In stripes. Overall: a trend to the fra­ gile, softer tones with the eyes still "In" as the feature to aeeent, say most cosmetics makers. A check of major firms pro­ duced one which advised wom­ en on how to apply eosmetics to the forefront exposed by plunging necklines. It begins with a half hour soak In a ■oficning cream on throat and cleavage, works its way through skin bracer, moistu­ rizer, application then of the same foundation ai used on the fare blended well so It won't ronte off on what little dress front there Is, • light dusting of rouge over all, Then, a beauty spot, strategi­ cally placed. The company making a special ear cosmetic describ­ ed It as a pearlescent cream in pale pink. Apply on lobes and brush back for a winglike effect. Another firm advocated application of regular rouge to both ear lobea and chin. It came up with the tri-color treatment for the eyes. Uie it* new whitened shades of eye shadow—sky blue for In­ stance — on tho lid. In the create of tho lid blend in a dark neutral shadow—fawn or topaz. Finish off with a light foundation on the bony part of the brow. The result U supposed to be s deep eat look. "Like making ■ sandwich," said a ipokrsman. Several flrm t advocated double layer treatment of eosmetics but stressed tills does not mean a heavily made up effect. New foundations a rt that sheer. Big Insurance Buyers policy to cover burial ex­ penses. A "big" policy hoisted the agent's eyebrows! But with the next genera­ tion and the era of the work­ ing wife and mother—contem­ porary generation—big tnaurance policies for women mov­ ed Into their own, and no one suspects that hubby has plans to do away with lila spouse to collect. There was such sus plclon not long ago when a woman took out a policy that covered mors than burial ex­ penses! What has mada greater amount* respectable is the in­ creasing number of working wives. Most women, according to Margaret Divver, a vice pres­ ident and head of women's activities for an Insurance firm are working for a reason, are working for a reason. Some of the reasons: Support­ ing parrnts, helping to put the children through college, pay­ ing off the vacation home. As a result of tha depend­ ency on tha wife's tam ing power. Miss Dlvvers noted In an Interview that alx out of 10 women have life Insurance today. "And this Is only tha begin­ ning," the said. As she sees It, the family that depends on two incomes for important expenses posef adjustments regarding bud­ geting—particularly when it cornea to life insurance. "The foresighted couple de­ termines what percentage of family goals are being reach- <xl by each Income," she said. At a result of such fiscal figuring, comes the next step, a calculation of the impact of the loss of one of the i|coinrt due to death or dlsabl Ing of one of tba dual money makera. Insurance taken out by the femata earner usually covert the io n of her Income in the event of either catastrophic event, according to Miss Dlv verea. The acceptance of family obligations isn't confined Jo married women. The execu­ tive said that 40 percent of the single employed women are providing support for one or more family members. "In a way," the said, "the tingle women have the infe'. pressing need for adequate Ufa insurance protection, but they are not the only women buying life insurance. "Some female buyers use life insurance to furnish li­ quid asteU In their eatatea, thus preventing forced tele of Inherited property or in­ vestments In an unfavorable m arket "Still othcri use life insur­ A charcoal briquet in the re­ ance as a means of pledging frigerator will help remove lubstantlal contributions to food odora. tome pet cause of philanthro­ py-” BEAUTY RALON P.S. — Statistic* (how that KING'S Over Itoumillat'a Drug six out of 10 such pollciei are SPECIAL 65.00 bought by women who work. 110.00 Cold Wav* Comp. Shampoo A Set II JO Four out of 10 are bought by 122-HIB women who describe them­ No Appt. Nee. Open Eves. By Appt. selves a i housewives. J U S T A R R IV E D “ROSE MARIE Discussing personal or business problems loudly on o public ve­ hicle may amuse some passengers; embarrass others. REID" 1 parties ........ MATCHING CAPS BT -KLE INERTS'* £ M Jw i ’a PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON T * CE03S .................. pictures April S, 1964 — P a s t 9 Im D IlORRI MASON celebrated her seventh birthday InRt Wednesday at tha lioine of her grandmother, Mrs. William Hennemnn, in North Orlando. Ad­ miring the tempting chocolate birthday cake with Bobbi are her sister, Toni, and brothers, Kent and Larry. Staff Sgt. niid Mrs. Larry Mason nro tho proud parents of these children. Sanford Personals Mr. and Mra. W. C- Field* of Pompano Ilrach w cr. re­ cent house guests of his mothrr, Mrs. Ossie Fields, and aister, Mrs. Mary Rawlins. Mrs. George E. Wells on Mag­ nolia Avenue. The Roberta have been spending the win­ ter in St. Petersburg. Cooked pork, broth and gravies should b« covered, Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Rob- then put in the refrigerator. erU of Sanford, Maine have They arc highly perishable been recent guests of 3lr. and and should be used promptly. ALL YOU CAN EAT! FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Shade Different NEW YORK (UPI) - Win­ dow shades, without windows, make versatile and decora­ tive room dividers, reports tha Window Shade Manufac­ turers Assoclatkin. Housed behind special floor or ceiling valances, t h e shades may be installed pull down, bottom-up, or In a com­ bination of both. For even more effective division, sug­ gests tho association, try dif­ ferent though harmonising color schemes for each le c ­ tion of the room. DEEP FRIED GOLDEN DROWN CHANNEL C A T F IS H SERVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — COLE St.AW HOT ROLLS A BUTTER — ICED TEA OK COFFEE T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G "THU PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COIL 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD VERY PERSONALLY YOURS Let s k i l l e d stylists shape a hair-do to flat­ ter your face, match your mood, grace that special occasion. SOFT-BODIED PERMANENT Imparta the p r o p e r discipline to wayward tresses. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN StONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd ft MAGNOLIA ... COUNT ON PENNEY’S FOR TIIE STYLES . . . THE COLORS . . , THE TOP-MAKER QUALITY YOU WANT . . . ALL ANNIVERSARY PRICED FOR PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL BUYSI ■ e n n e t mi f ALW AYS FIRST QUALITY Bedspread Spectacular! Chenilles, Tufteds, Hobnails, Stripes! Hies* arc beautifully workad, clcsely tufted in perennially Javorito sty lea and exciting naw designs! Cottons, cotton and rayons In tha group . . . muny, many coloral Count see, coma early fur first pick, they 11 fly at thia prirel 5 88 twin or full Early American Loopweave Reversible! Authentic colonial design, so elabo­ rately detailed, so thick and weighty you'd expect it to coat far, far more! Reversible for double wear, machine washable and no-lronl Thick deep fringe! Antique whit* or snowy while. Febuloua buyl 3 88 (win or full IN M IW U I Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. See lovely new etylea, careful work­ manship usually found In spreads coating dollars more . . . a t 1'enney'a they’re remarkable a t only 6.881 Shimmering solids, sm art floraia and novelties In a marvelous choko of coloral Full ruffled flounces! 5 88 (win or full N O W ... Our Collection Of Fine Fabrics Breathes Forth Sprint Loveliness. See H For Yourself New "Candy Fiona1 Orgaa saa Chtffosu Lae. Jacquards SaUa. , Brocadaa apr "Featuring Fsaklsas l i s t F ar Y aa" 200 N. PARK AYE. functions and it’s potential at an Important part of the growth of Deltona. As a mean* of getting ac­ quainted while the coffee perked, each gurst gave her name, where she was from and a thumb-nail sketch of her life prior to her move to Florida. Mrs. Arnold Vnnn, Mrs. John Hollister and Mr*. Os­ car Cmlghton are from Mich­ igan, Mr*. Lemuel Charles from Ohio, Mrs. Thomas Scudler! from Illinois, Mrs. Charles McCarthy from Ken­ tucky, Mr*. Katie Timbcrlake from Tennessee and the hostesaea, Mra. Horace Tucker from Washington, D.C. ami Mrs. Robert Haney from Minnesota soon felt that they were beginning a lasting as­ sociation in the nams of serv­ ice and friendship. Offie.ra of the club were appointed and plana were made for the first meeting at the Community Club when the officer* will be installed. All of the ladles of Deltona are invited to attend this in­ itial meeting on April 21 and become members of an or­ ganization that wa know will bring aunshine and friendship Into the homes of many who hav* left old friends and fam­ ilies behind them Tha meeting was followed by . delicious luncheon and tha naw members departed to think and plan for the many interesting events of the fu­ ture. V n fsrl Special! Print *N Solid Quit Tops! CHOOSE YOUR New — Tita M t Vtr> Milady's F ro n t r ■ y «l Shoppe Of F lat Fabrics IN S. Fork Ffc. 531-0315 4& R I E A T 6 2 ee A M M l W E R S A i l Y �|C- SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Mm* frr«a P**e 10 — April 2, 1964 OUR BOARDING HOUSE Legal Notice r tc T r r io u s naw r NOTICE IS h ereb y g iv e n that I am a n g a g t d l a bualnaaa at H i g h w a y 1T-II. S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty, Flo rid a, under the f i c t i t i o u s name o f. L A K E MONn OE INN, and that I Intend to rcglatar aald nam a w it h tha Clerk o f tha Circuit Court. Scm lnola County, Flo rid a. In accordan ca w ith tha prnvlalon e o f tha P lc tltloua N a m e Statutaa. t o . w it j Section ItS.ei Florid a S l a t u l t a 1117. 81*: Henry D. P yle Publlah Mar. H * Apr. S. ». Id. ll«l. CDS* Id l a T h a C aurt o f th e C ouutF J a d g r , Sam laala C ou n ty, m a t s o f F lo r id a , la P ro b a te la re the K atate o ft RO BERT J. BAUMAN. Deceased . F IM I, NOTICE Notice la h ereb y g iv en t h a t tha u n d ersig n ed w ill, on tho Idth day o f April, A D. IMS, prcaant to tha H o n o ra b le County Judge of S e m in o le County. F lo rid a, h rr final return, aa A d m ln lttr a trlx o f th e Be t a l e o f RO BE RT J. B A U ­ MAN, dec eased, and at »ald tlma, then and tbera, m a k e ap p lication to tha aald J u d g e for a fin a l e c t t lc m c n t o f h er a d m l m . t r j iIon o f aald es ta t e , and for : » order d i s c h a r g i n g her aa i u e v td m ln ts trg trlx . Datad t h l . f i e n t h day o f March. A. D. H i t . / a / LOUISE II. It Al ’If AN Aa A d m i n i s t r a t e * o f tho B atata of R O BE RT J. BAUMAN, D eceased George A. Speer, Jr. l l l * a Magnolia Avs. Sanford. Florida P uh llth March II. I t A April i. m « CDS-14 i» t h e c ir c u it c o u r t o r t ii k j u s t ii j i n i r i u . c m . c i i t in a n d Kon s e n i .i o i . h COUNTT, F LORID A. CIIAACKHT NO. 1.1AM 8P RIN O FI ELD INSTITUTION KOIl SAVINGS. PlAlntltfc T*. ALLEN E. BOTNE, S R , ot a a, • t »L Dafandant* n o t ic e o r s t i r r in MOHTUtO K PORBCLOSURR TO i ALL EN E. BOTNE. S R , an d DORIS L. BOTNE, b i s wlfn R E i l U E N C h l UNK NO W N AN D TO I A ll p a rtita c l a i m i n g I n t t r ta t a by. thro ug h . u n . dar o r a s a l n a t tba afo ra aald p arao nt TOU AUK h eraby n o tified that a C om p la in t to fo rtc lo a a a cart aln m o r t g a g e en cu m b e rIn* tha f o l lo w ln * described rtal prop arty, l o - w l t i lAit II, Block P, COUNTRT CLUB MANOR. UN IT NO. I. aco o rd ln * to tha p l a t thereof aa racordad la P l a t Bonk IS, P a c t 71 and 7d. P ubllo Racnrda o f S em in o le Cou nty. F lorida h a t baan Iliad ag a ln a t yo u la tha a b o r t atylad ault. and y o a a r t required to oarro a c o p y of your A new tr or othar Pta a d ln * to tha C om p la in t o a Plaint U f a attorn ay a, A N D E It. SON. RUSH. D E A N A LOlVNa I*KH. * : ; Kaat Cantral Iloula. vard. Orlando, Ktorlda, an d Ilia tha o r l c l n a l A n a w i r or ot har P le a d i n g la tha o f f i c e o f lh a Clark o f fha Circuit Court o n or baforo tha t : i h day o f April. 1M4. | f yo u fall to do ao, a dacraa pro r o n f e . e o *'111 ba takan a g a i n s t y o u for lh a ratlaf dam andad In tho Complaint. Thla N o lle # oh all ba p u h lla h . ad o n ra a w o a k for f o u r c o n . aaeutlra w a t k a l a tho Th o Sanford Ifarald. DA T ED T H IS 1«IA d a y o f March. 11(4. (SE AL) A rth u r K. B e c k w ith . J r , Clark o f Circu it Court Ry: Martha T. V lh la a D a p u ly Clark I ANDERSON. RUSK. D B A * , 1 A LOWNDES S SSt Kaat Cantral B oulevard. 1 Orlando, F lorida Publlah Mar. IS. 10. M * April S. l i l t . CDS-IT J IN T i m CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH J U D IC M I, CIRCTIT OP FLO R ID A IN AND F O B ar.R IN O LR C O l'NTT. CRANCKRT NO. ISStd. I J. S. GLEASON, J R , a a A d . I m ln la lra to r o f T o to ro a o A f . falra, a a O fflca r o f tha U a lta d B taioa o f A m erica, F U la tlfA / JAMES ROBERT M ERIW R. TIIER. JR. and S U 8 A N N B L M E R IW E T H E R , kla w ife, Dafa adaata . NOTICE o p S U IT IN NoRTuAua roR ccxoauR a TOl JAM ES R O BE R T M E R I. W E T lir.K . JR and SUB. A N N E L M E R IW E T H E R , h la w lfa . w hoaa raoldanco la N aah rttla, Tannaaaaa, • a d w hoaa laat k n o w a a d draaa a I I I T a lta y w o o d D rlra . TOU A R E H E R E R T MOTTF IE D th a t a C om p lain t la foracloaa A a a rta la m o rt* a * a an eu m b arln * tha fo llo w ln * described r ta l p rop orty. t a -w lt : L ot I. B lock V. SUNLANO E ST A T E S. A M E N D E D PLAT, a c c o rd in g to p la t th a r a o f ao r to o r d td la P la t B ook IS, P a c ta I and I, P u b llo Racorda o f S a m i, not# C ou n ty, F lo rid a , baa baaa (Had a s a ln a t you la tha a b o ra aty la d a u lt. tha ab ort tttla o f w h ich la J. A G lta so n . J r . aa A d m ln la tra to r o f V a t . araua A ffair#, a a O fflca r a f tha U altad S ta ta a a f A m erica, varaua JAM ES R O n E R T M E R I . W ETIIK R. J ll. and 8U 8A N N R L. M E R IW E T H E R , bta w ife , D a fan d aala an d y o a a r t raqulrad t o aarva a co p y a f y o u r Anawor o r o th a r p la a d ln * to tha C om p lain t o n P la ln t lfr a A ttorn ay, M ack N. C levelan d , J r , S u lla 111 S a n ford A lla n , tie N a tio n a l B an k B u ild in g , Sanford, F lo rid a , and flla th a o r ig in a l A naw ar or o th e r p lea d in g la tba o ffle a a f th a Clark o f tba C ircu it C ourt on a r bafora tha 11th d ay o f A pril. A. D. I H I . I f y o u fa ll to d a aa. a dacraa pro c o a . faeeo w ill bo ta k a s a g a in s t fo a for tho r e lie f dam andad la lh a C om plalaL Thla N e tlc o eh atl bo p u b lis h , ad o n ce a w ea k fo r fo u r e o n . aacu tlvo w a tk a la Tha S an ford H am id , a a a w a p a p tr c lr c u la tad la S tm la o la C ou n ty, P lo r . Ida. D atad th la lith dap a l M arch. A. D. 1M I. (S E A L ) A rth u r H. B o ck w tth . J r. C la rk a f C ircu it C ourt B y: M artha T . V lh la a D. C. M ack N. C levelan d . Jr. and H arold T. J oh n eon A tto rn a y a fa r P la in tiff P. O. D ra w er S S an ford . F lo r id a P u b lish M areh I t . II . t« . a April t, t. n i l . COS-** ! 9 �~n I. Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-A ds 6. For Rent * Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange * 12. Real Estate For Sale Trailer, furn. lg. cabana. $70. DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazzo floors, elec, heat, air-cond., DeWitt’s Trlr. Pk. 322-7498. built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 3 BR House, Liv., Din. Rm., W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, Kit., Utility Rm.. Carport. 688-4791. No pets. Ph. 322-7114. RENTALS 8t|r ftauforh ftrralb SWEETIE PIE April 2, 1964 — Page 11 16. Female Help Wanted 27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer Sewing Machine Operators Needed FHA - VA HOMES 2, I, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, lto, A 2 BATHS 2 BR. 1 Bath, Convenient f 85 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 2 BR, 1 Bath, Lg. Fla. Rm. $103 From Seminole County 3 BR, 1 Bath $ 90 Low Monthly Payments 3 BR, 1 Bath, Lakefront $113 For Complete Information 3 BR, 1W Bath, Park See Or Call Your Ridge $133 NOT LONG DISTANCE 3 BR, r Bath, Deltona $123 3 BR, 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $110 SALES BROKER Office 204 W. F irst 4 BR, 2 Bath, Loch Arbor $130 STEMPER AGENCY ftBirO N SlBIU TY : 1S1I So. French 322-4991 The Hmid tio wt m r» 322-2420 2 BR. Apt. furn., 322-3762 2383 Park Dr. 322-5612 425-5938 $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1 blk, South on East St. to Vincent Dr. MI 4-0214. fancy, cheap rent, some furniture. $11.30 weekly. Ph. 322-3219. Bedroom home, lg. living room with fireplace, sepa­ rate dining room, large kit­ chen, 2 car Garage on 2 nice lots. ONLY $11,300. $300 Down and $75 per mo. v -m • w s s * DtADLOTSS "| wouldn't worry too much about your tomato planta STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: right nowi We're not expecting another froat for aome timel'r Tuee., thru Frt. - S P . l t . day Newly decorated unfurn. or partially furn. house. $85 hefore iaiertkm. Meg. • Sat. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Entate For Sale ino. Ph. 322-2287. aeon. INVESTMENT & REALTY A. H A R P E R CLASSIFIED INDEX 2 BR, 1 bath, kit. equipped, X10 N. PARK AVE. 322 0173 LAKE MARY, New 2 Bn, EVERETT AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile partially furnished. 322-7782. WOULD YOU? FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2483 bath, set-in grove. New low I. Lost ft Found Course you would! Pay only TRAILER with 23 ft. Csbans, S. P a r k Ave. 322-2284, price. Owner. 322 6859. 5. Notlcaa - Personals $3,300 for a 2-bedroom older bath, $43 mo. Call 322-2285. t . Education • Instruction full lfome furnished and close 3 BR., lto bath Home. As323-0436. aume paymenti. 322-3435. 4. Transportation to Downtown. As a bonus, LONGWOOD AREA Small furn. cottage. Cheap. If you like—Assume $40.00 FHA—35 Yr. .Mortgages 6. Food Days 322-2022, Nites C830. monthly payments on Du­ NO CLOSING COSTS 6. For Rent ple* bringing in $90 per mo. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Small Down Payments 3 Room fum. apt. Apply 915 6A Special Notlcaa Mortgage balance of $1,300. 3rd It Park Ave. HOMES FROM $12,500 Park Ave., Sanford. 7. Business Rentals Phone 322-5641 JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Live Cheaper Than Bent Fum. House, 1013 Elm Ave. 322-8457 for Appointment 8. Beach Rentals 322-3817. 9. For Sale or Rent 3 BR, 2 bath, corner lot. P re­ 3 Bedroom, 2 Hath home on 10. Wanted to Rent Furn. Apt. 3 nice clean rooms, fer small trailer for equity, large lot 250 ft. deep, with Rt. 17-02 Turn on Rt. 427 322-3677. car or small cash payment. I I . Real Estate Wanted separate dining, newly paint­ at Five Points, toml. to SR 13 12. Real Estate For Sale X BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvl. Assume monthly payments. ed inside and out. Ph. NO 8-5130 or 323-0984 MY VOTE $11,500 18. Mortgage Loans bath, 317 S. Park Ave. after 8:3o p.m. SO U TH W A R D k w - Ball-Blair Apency 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons • 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories <,9 80. Machinery - Toole 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pate 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture 84. Articles Tor Sals 14-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles *Vanted 86. Automobiles « Truces 86«A Autoe Wanted 87. Boats - Motors • 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. Notices - Personals la « ea« t« x JU tum i. Lam ar WUUsmi, Five Palate. Ph. 1887841. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrtions l t | I Pelmetto ttt-TM l VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL B8PA1RI - SALES ALL MAKES Phone » n - m s L Education - Instruction Balsa and Strutting leiio&J. Group or private. Phone I B W I after » p. m. 4. Transportation Country Club Heights $100 DOWN IS FOR YOU1 Seminole Realty Payton Realty St. Johns Realty VA - FHA SO U TH W A R D Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Registered Nurses Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Licensed Practical Nurses As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 WEI.uS DRILLED, PUMPS, For the biggest selection of For Sale—Used home air-conSPRINKLER SYSTEMS nearly new and used furni­ dltioner; $75. 3431 Prince­ ture, see Noll'* Furniture All Type* and Sizes ton Ave. Brokerage in Casselberry We Repair and Service on 17*92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. APR. SPEC. Men's Shoes. b T I N E $3.99 pair. Surplus City, 201 Machinery and Supply Co. W. 1st St., Sanford. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8431 34. Article* For Sale Steady employment in a mo­ r A I N T I N O, Inside, Out, Med. Cheat type deep freeze. 1984 Evlnrude 9to hp. motor; Make offer. Ph. 838-1194 dern air-conditioned factory. Mitchell 300 Auto, reel, ex­ Large, Small. Call Bob Casselberry. Apply In person to AUx of tra spool k line; Shake­ 323-0742. Sanford, lllway 1742. Do speare fibcrglas rod, all Barryhlll Painting Oootractor. TVa Ueed. All makes k mo­ never used. Motor cart. not phone. Commercial • Industrial • dels. 700 W. 9th. 3224792. Bamboo fly rod, Southbend 17. Mala Help Wanted Residential. Free estimate. auto. reel. All like new. Ph. Shallow well pump, coat $130, We Appreciate Your Busi­ 3224148 after 8. TRUCK DRIVER, Local Man, will sell for $85, used 1 ness. 322-2237. healthy, m arried, age 40-33. yr., good cond. Reynolds 5 Pc. Breakfast set, Full slzo Miracle Concrete Co. Trombone, used 2 mo., cost 29. Automobn* Service Rollaway bed, D a n i s h $200, sell for to price. Ph. Lounge. 1905 S. Park. Pb. 19. Situations Wanted 3224414. 322-8340. DAY WORK. S22-2T$2. SELLING OUTI Mahogany 8 MONTH OLD ZIGZAG Yard work wanted. 322-2372. Senkarik Ginas and Paint Sec’y. Mlic. furn., kitchen­ Repossessed, 83 Model Swing ware, lace bediprcada, an­ Company Needle J)ial O-Matlc, Like SLIPCOVERS made to Order. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4823 tique settee. Iron stono New, Makes Fancy Stitches, Res*oo*ble. Ph. 322-3112. china. Campbell. 349-3721. Make* Automatic Button­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP HOUSEWORK. Ph. 3224440. Free Inspection, estimates, With purchase of Blue Lus­ holes, Sews on Buttoot, Monograms, Embroiders, pickup, delivery. Recoring tre, rent Electric Carpet 20. Babysitters Dams fk Patches, Etc. Take k repairs discounted. Shampooer for only $1 per up 4 payments of $8. Ph. Babysitting my home. 322-0337 2Uto E. 3rd. 322-3443 day. Carroll'a Furniture. 322-8627. Auto Glaee, Tape BABYSITTING in my home. REAPY MIX CONCRETE k Sea? Covers 322-2274. ratios, rioor, Free Estimates 35. Article* Wanted Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e 21. Beauty Salona ssnd, cement, rock, pipe, or small amounts. Bonded steel, grease traps, dry Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ PERMANENT SPECIAL! 304 W. 2nd St. FA >4032 wells. Stepping stones. field. FA 2-4244 Our Budget Wave Now $8.05 ILL WORK GUARANTEED MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. a Ace Beauty Salon, 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 36. Automobile* - Trucks Mayfair Hotel 31 A. Pets Phone 322-8323 '33 Chevrolet Sta. Wag. In D A C l l SHUNDS, Miniature, SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Rcpossesed. Would like re­ good shape. $430. Phon* HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK males, healthy, AKC. Ph. 322-7839. sponsible party to take up Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also 322-2448. payments of $9 per month evenings. 3 Senior stylists. BUYINO a NEW er on 81ant-0-Matic Automatic Litter English Setter pups for 103 S. Oak. 322-3742. USED CART Zig Zag Sewing Machine. sale. Ph. 3224223. FINANCE IT WITH US Special By Popular Demand Guaranteed, Like New low­ ♦ Low Interest Rates Our Budget Wave Spec. $0.95 32. Flowers - Bhruhs ing condition. Call Collect 4 Low Monthly Payments Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2414387 evening! o r 422- FLORIDA STATE BANK ANNUALS — ROSES 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 0932, Service Discount. WOODRUFF'S '57 Plymouth $113. 322-9232. FARM It GARDEN CENTER 25. Plumbing Service* SANFORD CARPETS, 601 Celery Ave — 322-3976 LINOLEUM fk TILE CO. I960 Rambler, 4-door Cross PLUMBING Quality Installations Country Sta. Wngon. $830. Ht.OOMING Roses on Chero­ Contracting Repairs 3224491, 612 Oak. 127 W. 1st St., Ssnford kee stock. All other kinds FREE ESTIMATES 322-3211 of Nursery shrubbery end Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY to-Ton Pick-up Truck, $73. trees. 204 Sanford Ave. * F \ 2-3383 Call 3224436 after 6 p.m. Classical-Folk Guitar, with Gray Shadows Nursery case, new condition. Phone '36 Mercury, RAH, rebuilt en* 27. Special Service* R Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, 322-3320. gine, good Urea, floor shift. Piano Tuning and Repair $300. 322-7211. SLANT-O-MATIC SINOER 33. Furnitnr* W. L. Harmon — FA 2-42X3 In cabinet. Fully automatic, Sell Us Your Furniture. m akei hundreds of designs, 1963to Cornel, S22 sportster, Part time Carpenter Repairs. Quick Service With the V-8 with 4-speed. 3224234. does buttonholes, b l i n d Small Jobs. Expert 4k Guar­ Cash. SUPER TRADING stitches. With guarantee. 1939 Simca Deluxe, 4-door se­ anteed workmanship. Pb. POST. FA 24677. Like new sewing condition. 322-7800. dan, clean, good cond. $330, Assume payments of $7 per Used furniture, appliances, terms. 322 2784. PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, mo. Buy locally and be ser* tools, etc. Bought • Sold. and all types Home Repairs. 1956 Dodge. $200. See at No. i viced. Sanford Sewing Cen­ Larry's Mart 215 Sanford All Work Guaranteed Fire Station. ter, 104 S. Park Ave. Phone Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. A. J. ADCOCK 322 9411. 37. lioata • Motor* General Contractor FREE ESTIMATE 322-9538 Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Kenmore automatic washer, ovating. New fk Used Furni­ good cond. Coldspot air- Gateway To The Waterway Need a I'atntcr? 322-3090. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. conditioner, needs some re ­ ltobnon Sporting Goods Your F.VINRUDB Dealer Co., at 709 Celery Ave. pair. Phone 3224810. For FAST TAXI SERVICE 364-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA t-3961 FA 2-2117. call Homer Liltlo at Grey, hound Bus Station. 322-1421 WANTED reliable eouple to USED BOATS fk motors. or 322-9993. GUNS. New fk Used. Largo take up monthly paymenta selection. Will trade, also BIG 6 6 fAVINGS of $13.30 oo 8 complete OVER 23 YEARS repair. Tackle sold fk re­ On Floor Models fk of Fine Workmanship in Up­ roomi of furniture. Call paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Demonstrators holstering, Draperies, Slip­ TE $-1311, Casselberry, col­ Camp fk Gun Shop,_______ (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) lect. covers. Time payments as In Your Home little as $3 mo. Drapery 39. Trailer* • Cabana* BEDS FOR RENT In Sanford Call Hardware Installations. Hospital, ilollaways, Juve­ 1938 Cameo housetrailer, S SINGER KULP DECORATING SHOP nile. FREE delivery and BR. Must sell this week. Representative at Ph. 322-2335 Pick-up. Allan's Fabric Stor* Must see to appreciate. Ph. Shop tha Ileratd Ada where FURNITURE CENTER 322-3783 322 8429. loeal merchants offer their 1100 French Ave, beat buys. Ph. FA I-7M3 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SINGER Birthday Sale! VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty DeBary Manor Nursing Home Retirement Center 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 • door 8 pasasnxrr STATION WAGON; V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio and heater, air con­ ditioned. Sparkling white finish with all vinyl Interior. P isa for a rool varatloa la this one. C M V . HUNTING ? Driving to Michigan, laavlng 2 BR house, kitchen equipped Inquire 217 Catalina Drive April I. Deiire someone to help drive. Will pay ex11. Real Estate Wanted peniei, end return hue fare, SIS Palmette Ave.______ WILL BUY DIRECT from Owner a tract of high land 6. For Rant with adequate Lake front age. Please stale location, Efficiency apt. Furalehed, all site, price A terms. Address new. Very coiy. Single or P. O. Bos 1012, Winter Park couple. * 0 mo. M9 M04. 12. Real Batata For Sal* (Si $300 DOWN To elect this 2-Bedroom Home 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central for your OWN. Thla candi­ heat. Payments less than date speaks for Itself, and $50 per month. will FULFILL ALL COM­ 1901 Park Avenue Nice, roomy fum. 2 Bdrm. MITMENTS. Qualifying fee FA 2-3232 anytime a p t Tiled Bath, $65. 1700 Is $200, with a Campaign Magnolia, 322-3951. Outlay or $9,300 a t $73 per FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha month. Make your appoint­ Clean rooms for men. 401 ment for a Personal In­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. troduction NOW at. 118 N. Park Ave FA 20123 W E L A S A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Nice 5 BR home, offers In­ Property Management come, Invest. $8,920. 322-3689. W. First St. ft Sales Broker INVESTMENT It REALTY 909 CATALINA DRIVE FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 116 N. Park 322-9173 Two bedroom home with Cowan. 322-4013. large rooms, oak floors, kit­ Offers for your aclection 16. F em ale H elp W an ted STOREROOM, or office, on these Ueautlful 2, 3, & 4 chen equipped. Situated on 1st. St., near 2 free park­ 2 large terraced lots with HOME ECONOMIST. 4 hri. Bedroom ing lota. Inquire, Manuel per day, to call on house­ fruit and ahade trees. Pric­ Jacobson's Dept. Store. wives. Apply in person, 401 ed at $12,000, with Terms. W. 13th St., Ssnford. Exclusive with 2 BR Fum. house. 211 W. 19th St. $85 mo. Vacant ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Apr. 1st. No pets. 322.2909. Realtor or LAKE MARY, 2 BR. Unfurn. Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. bouse, kit. equlpt. $73. FA 2 3951 At-antlc Bank Bldg Avail. April 2. Ph. 322-0181. 2 HR., 1 RATH Unfurn. 2 BR. house. 2118 Screened porch, including kit­ 1) If you are above average chen equip. Down payment Orange Ave. Ph. 322-0274. and capability $330. Jlonthly Paymenti 2) If you enjoy working dir­ 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with To makt tha best home $38.50. ectly with patients pvt. bath and shower, suit­ buy, sr« the K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, 3) If you are public rela­ able for couple or single INC. tions minded person or retired. All utili­ 322-8074 ties Included In rent. Ideal­ If you have these qualities ly located on First St., with­ Residential fk Commercial In­ come property for sale or and good ref trances, Dain 1 block of 2 free perking Hary Manor Is willing to lota and shopping center. In­ trade. Near Shopping Cen­ ter. Ph. 322 3533. pay accordingly. quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. BEAUTIFUL 3 HR, I Hath Home in Ravenna Park. A Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. real buy! Owner 323 0648. Apply 84:30. Office FA M i l l 2 BR. Home, Study, lto Night FA 2-084$ RENT A BED Hatha, large Family Rm. In 60 N. 1742 823 0700 RoPaway, Hospital * Baby good neighborhood; Includ­ 2324 Park Dr $M-4tS$ Sanford. Ft* DeBary, Florida Bedf. ing Steve, refrlg., room airBy Day, Week, or Month conditioner, washing m a­ Ph. FA 2-3121 US W. 1st St. chine A rugs. Really ter­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE rific buy! Monthly pay­ ments 883.30. 9 . F o r Hnle o r Ite m KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Inc. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s FA 24074 1801 W. 1 s t S t 222 1317. Furnished home on lake. South side of Lake Jessup. Phone 383-3104. 34. Article* For Sal* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ipoadkta tor man than oao . laeecrect Insertion of your ad. days; 312-0991 nltei. * and raiorrei the right to re­ Pure, a p t 500 Park Ave. A TREASURE CHEST vise er reject any adverti**FOR YOUR JUNK meat from what ordered te PURN. I Bedrm., oak floors, Huge Attic with disappearing aeadorm te the pellet** of thla masonry home. I Btk West stairway—With this comes of Hwy, 17-92 on 434, then ptpte. a completely furnished 3 TneOi t in Frt - t F. M. day hedere lasecti**. Not. • fat 5-ROOM fram e house, not BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 322-963$ 39. F v n itn re QREENBRIAR Choice lota available ta Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf couree Custom building to year specifications. Greenbrlar developed by KIKGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. g02 Fairmont Dr. PA 14074 PRIVACY: Lg. gracioui 2 story home, la town, city convenience k water. 1100 aq. ft., big (ereaa porch, back util, porch, patio, gar­ age. Ideal for childrea. Pb. 322-9233. • f t 1960 Ford Starliner 2-door HARDTOP; V-8 engine, auto­ matic Iran.mission, power steering •nd brakes, radio and heater, air conditioned. Corenthlan white finish with rad Interior. A very nice car for the sports minded buyer. 3&4 BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Alr-Condltionlni Optional Ai Low ea $330 Down CRYSTAL LAKE PARK LAKE MARY West on 23th St. and Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 322 2744 62 Dodge Custom 880 2-door hardtop; automatic tranamlsalon, radio and heater, power steering. 60 Ford Falcon Fordor Hedan: radio; real aharp. An excellent buy at only • . . 59 Studebakcr Lark LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD 2-door: I owner, clean throughout. Real economy buy. (South on 1741—6 ml. 2 Blks. Northwest of Long wood Plaza) TRAILER TRADES CONSIDERED f-door hardtop; automatic Iranamlaaion, power steering, radio and heater. A retired coupler car. LMN Enterprises, Inc. Pb. I32-32U 59 Pontiac Catalina 1995 795 495 995 Don’t Miss It! *64 Sanford Auto Show • I I MONTH I • Bedroom Heme CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Corner Lee Kd. end 17-13 Phene $44-$$lt SeminoleCo. Motors 1801 W. Flrnt St. T Ph. 922-0614 *1395 W herever You Go . . . You're Home! Be Sure To See . . • Holler’s New C a r Display The Dodge Motor Home '64 SANFORD AUTO SHOW A modern magic carpet that altept up to tight, u self contained a» any horn*. See It today! NOW ON DISPLAY AT THR Sanford Auto Show FT. MELLON PARK At The FT. MELLON PARK Today — Friday — Saturday 1960 Chevrolet 2-Door 7-door SEDAN; 8 cylinder engine, standard transmission, radio and hsatsr. This should be a very econo­ mical operating car and at a very low Initial cost. *1095 OPEN FRIDAY NITER ft 8ATURDAY AFTERNOONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FT. MELLON PARK Today — Friday — Saturday 6100 DOWN *2295 Seminole Co. Motors Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 1801 W. FIrat St. Sanford Ph. 922*0614 2nd. ft Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 222-6221 Ph. 122-0861 4;f �Visit Results In Purchase Of Home Brilliant sunshine of a typ­ ical Florida morning recently found Fred Parlow putting snow tire* back on hla ear in preparation for the long trip back to the mow and cold of Minnesota. Parlow and hla wife, Marian, left 8U Paul Intending to apend a long anticipated visit with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haney, in Deltona. In the words of Don McNeil of Breakfast Club Radio fame, T h e y came, they saw and Deltona conquered.1* Ju st one week from the day they arrieed a t the Haney home on Hartley Avenue, the Parlowa consummated the deal on a new home on West Wellington Drive. Anxious to return home and eettla business affairs there ao they eould return to Florida, they left Deltona with the admlnltlon of new neighbors to “ Hurry back— Y -heart" Residents of the community are sure the deep tan acquired by the Parlowa In the Florida sun and the news of the pur­ chase of their new home will be the envy of their friends in St. Paul. Jury Tampering Case Speeded DE Class To Sponsor Rose Show NASHVILLE. Trnn. (UPI) The prosecution expected to rest Its case today in the trial of Lawrence Medlin, charged with Jury tampering in the 1962 conspiracy trial of James R. Hoffa. James Tippcns, a prospec­ tive juror in the 1962 trial, testified Wednesday t h a t Medlin offered him $10,000 for a vote of acquittal in the case of the Teamsters Union president. Medlin, operator of a sand­ wich packaging firm, was indieted with Hoffa and five other persons hy a federal grand jury rnllcd into session after the conspiracy case end­ ed in a mistrial. Tippens, a neighbor of Medlin, said he was approach­ By Jane Casselberry More than 100 varieties of hybrid roses will be on dis­ play Saturday from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. at Florida State Bank in Sanford at a Rose Show being sponsored by the Lyman High Distributive Edu­ cation Class in cooperation with Deltona Nursery. All plants to be shown are from Dr. Huey root stock and ONE ACT to be presented at the Oviedo High Include tree roses, climbers, Student Talent Show this month will feature tea roses, hybrid teas and 'T he Beaties Cousins," Harriet Henson on flnrlbunda. Area gardeners drums and Kay Wiggins and Connie Morgan, and flower lovera are urged left to right. Also appearing with the group is to come out and see these I.inda Kartell, not shown. Date and time for the Armstrong California r o s e s show will be announced. Herald Photo) which will he offered for sale with proceeds to go for send­ ing a delegate to the national convention of I)ECA In Chi­ cago, April 27-May 6. Archie Hunnlcutt, recently elected state parliamentarian, WASHINGTON (UPI) — and to the Senate floor. He will he the second Lyman I)E Sen. Jacob K. Jsvlts, R-N.Y., decried “ rumors" that Repub­ student to go as a delegate to cited messages today from licans would support amend­ a national convention. Diane ments designed to weaken the Spires attended in 1002 as a six Itcpuhlican governors, In­ bill. three presidential result of winning tho state cluding “ On the contrary, there is possibilities, as examples of Job Interview competition. every reason to expect that Many nationally known fig­ “positive and clear'' GOP Republicans in the Senate, ures will be speaking at the support for the civil rights notwithstanding their rela­ convention which will he nttive size as a group, will he hill. t e n d e d hy representatives Javlts and Sen. Wayne the indispensable means to from every state in the union. Morse, |)-Oie., were the ottain a meaningful civil Florida's delegation will in­ scheduled Senate speakers in rights bill with every title in clude 42 students. debate on the bill's provision it preserved and adequately Lloyd Barnes is Distributive authorizing the Justice De­ covered os they were in the Eduraton co-ordinator at Ly­ partment to file suits to de­ House of Representatives,” man. segregate p u b l i c facilities he said. such as parks and libraries. Javita predicted that GOP In a prepared speech Jav­ senators would support all Fasten a shoe bag to the hack of the car front scat for lts hailed the role of Repub­ phases of the bill and hack baby's bottles and accessor- lican lawmakers in getting an expected attempt later to the hill through the Ilouso shut off Sonata debate. ici. ed hy the defendant Oct. 23, 1962, the second day of the trial. He said Medlin told him “there’s a lot of money involved. . .$10,000.’’ Tippcns testified that Med­ lin said, “ We have a chance to make big money. No one will know where it came from. It will take only one vote, Maybe not even that.” Tippcns said he reported the incident to U. S. District Court Judge William E. Mil­ ler the next day and was ex­ cused from the jury panel. Meters To Go WINTER PARK (UPI) The city commission voted Tuesday night to remove the majority of parking meters from the city. GOP Rights Bill Support Cited SEMINOLE TWIKLEHS placed high in tho U. S.,Twirling Association content recently held In Bradenton with the above two nets of twirlern flninhinK flrnt and second in the duet comj>ctitlon. Peggy Miller and Con­ nie Colvin, left, placed necond in the duet tourney while Sharon llnll and Pat MacKnll finished first. Twenty-one twirlern, 12 in the A-Corps and 9 in tho B-Corps, participated from Seminole High School. Both groups placed second in their fields. (Herald Photo) 232 Things Orbiting The Earth Business Briefs MIAMI — The appointment of two key executive! wai an­ nounced today by The Deltona Corporation, Florida homebuilding and community de­ velopment company. M. R. Mathews, director of galea at Deltona, has been named general manager for the corporation’s development of Marco Island. Oaaton M. Bridges, formerly assistant director of sales, has been named Deltona aalea director, Frank E. Mackle Jr., prealdent of The Deltona Corpora­ f . >•. tion, said “the appointment of 4 *• A'.. these two long time Mackle h i 1 1 1 employes to head key areas of ■ [• our operations reflects their . , ■ V| past high level of perform­ V • ance and our confidence In . 1X lp ’l'yUk J their ability to assume new Jr-.'jt, • W responilbUitlea." As general manager at Mar­ co laland on Florida's Gulf Coast, Mathcwa will be in charge of sales and overall operations a t the 10,100-acre waterfront community. Bridges will direct the sales operations at Mackle • built Deltona, a planned retirement BEAUTY ALOFT with community launched In No­ vember, 1062 on 15,000 acres the Sella & Gray Circus of land midway between Or­ in Spain's lovely godduHft of balanced flight, lando and Daytona Beach. A. Cnrmcncita l)al Teido. The circun will erect itn The name of Judy Gregg, tented city April G at eighth grader a t South Sem­ HLH P l a n t inole Junior High School, t h o grounds for the bene­ was inadvertently omitted in the Hat of all “A" students fit of tho Gindorvillo named on the honor roll for Volunteer Firo Depart­ tho la it eix weeke grading ment. period. All *A’ Student fttg® 12 — April 2, 1964 Wi* BtttfarH W'ralB WASHINGTON (UI'I) — Ae of today 272 object* fash­ ioned by man arc orbiting in apace at distances ranging from a few hundred to many millions of miles from earth. Moat of them are Junk— dead satellites, burned out rockets, and fragments of rockets or spacecraft which broke loose after launch but rcinulned In orbit. They represent wlint Is left In orbit of the 57(1 pieces of hardware which have been hurled Into spaco by tho Unit­ ed States and the Soviet Union slnco Sputnik I wus launched on Oct. 4, 1057. Of the 2.72 still orbiting ob­ jects, 209 wero lofted l>y the United States and 27 by the U. 8. 8. It. Of these, five U. S. and threo Soviet s/Mircc-raft, nil long slnre luute, nre In endless p l a n e t a r y orbits around thn sun. On* of thu others, launched by Russia on April 2, 1067, Is a mystery. It Is revolving not around the earth or the sun but around the earth-moon system In what Is called a bnrycentric orbit. Among the 2U9 U. 8.launehed objccta still In spsee, only 17 are officially record­ ed as being, so to speak, still Hlive. They are still side to trumnlt radio s i g n a l s to eurth. By Jane (’assrlherry Offlcors-for the coming year will lie elected by the ITO of the English Estate Elementnry School at the regular meeting to he held next Tilesday at 8 p. m. in the cafetorium. Joseph Mnthleux, director of school art for Seminole Coun­ ty, will he guest speaker. Tho ITO executive hoard will meet Monday at 1 p. m. at the school. SHOW “Real Sippln’ Whiskey" STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON IMP. SCOTCH REG. (S.15—17.88 CASH/ Philadelphia 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 LIGHT OR DARK REG. 4.60—35.88 CASK 999 ■ I LIQUOR FOR LESS 5 TH r ^Schenleii Ifr ©” 1R J 3 299 APRIL 2-3-4 MELLON PARK DO N'T FORGET TO REGISTLK FOR THE 16” PORTABLE TV GI VEN AWAY FREE Compliment* Oft FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD P A R K & T ILFO R D CH ARM E BRANDY Reg. 5.20 41.88 Cos* cask 10 YEAR IMP. “Father Of All Ky. Bourbons" 88* Blend Park & Tilford (iin or Vodkn Charred Oak 8 Yr. Str. Brb. 1369 3 9 9 5T H C O L O N IA L C L U B LIQUEURS Apricot — Cherry — Peach — Blackberry— Kummel — Creme I)e Mrnthe —■ Cacao —. Anisette — Hock 'N H»e — Kloe Gin AUTO LOAN DEPARTMENT 4 1/2% V. S. Q. FRENCH 11.9.1 P » A ** *2 ” 5th KING SIZED h bA aL lL l H Ii - B 39r DAY or NIK If I i A >W( M I N ( # I N I V 1 h) A V ,M i k • KY. STB. BOURBON Personally lected hy Ky. Wc whiskey to bourbon in tested and se­ mir experts in guaruntcr this Ik- th r lightest the World. REG. 5.25 — 11.88 CASK RF FP D C C I\ CASK 21 12 OZ. CANS GENESSEE ............. OLD GERM AN....... GOEBELS .............. A B C rtrkn *g t h « EEB NAT. BOH 3 .4 9 OPINING 'Til CLOSING 39c * It | M» > W ) vV M i l ! • M I N i M x l '* I I I A k ps A h , V F U H I k « | AN. V I A, -M ibN 'JI 9 ( A N A ( )l A N >| ( ; I M i l l ' »«< > M fa. N ANt 7.85 $ 4 9 9 * r 8lh ROMA SWEET OR DRY VERMOUTH K<>M\ it)!/ >| N T AN( [ININ* St ACk AM V O Ol D TAYl Ok CANADI AN CLUB / I U ( Ol D GRAND DAD CUTTY SARK BIACK (j w MI 11 NQ COCK IA It OK MI XI D DRINK OVl k Vy, 3.49 3.59 3.79 3.89 liep!*" beg . IMP. FRENCH HOME A OF THE ft sths * 9 95 CHAMPAGNE ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE . L A V 3 MUMM’S 5 TH . I A REG. 5.15 — 39.75 CASK FULL QUART BR00KF0RD CORONET 1+ 5.00 $ 3 69 ^ gth 100* BONDED BOURBON PINK — WHITE SPARKLING BURGUNDY CHARCOAL f i l t e r e d OLD Itrg, LOG CABIN A BC KEN T U C KY SIRE REG. 4.50 Remember our {amour low new car Financing Rater. LE s s GreatWestern CHAMPAGNE ABC KEG. $fi QQ $10 5TII 1 ' THAN HALLER i m i i i j L i v sTiiAiniiT bourbon DELUXE REG. 4.10—75.88 TASK D.O.M. BENEDICTINE JOBOOY. BLIT NOBOI DY LS WHISI <EY DRY GIN i 322-0500 Ezra Brooks BRIIGAL RUM ANFOED M Free Estimate* One Bill To Pay The Gregory Way Mnple A re . at 6th St. Classrooms will Iks open and tho a r t work of thn students will he on display. SEE YOU AT THE FORT 10’,, DISCOUNT FOB CASH ’N CARRY. HAIG & HAIG 5 STAR V A T 69 English Estates PTO To Meet 8 YIL 86* BLEND AUTO PANELING A BOOM? If you’re only ns far as (he planning Hinge, come in. We carry ihe finest selection of paneling; priced low! 99 % QT. ‘iK s n s ? it ; t : • I ft M y ’e �*-V* - % Rusk Indicates Mere Aid For Brazil e I .« io B VOL. 66 Zip Code 32771 To the dog lover who tele­ phoned: Chico’s grave marker la missing from the vacant lot next to the public library In Sanford. The lot is to be­ come a parking lot. Seems the marker disappeared about the time the flagpole was moved to the front of the library. To the unitiated, Chi­ co was a pet of postal person­ nel when the postoffice was situated In the building now occupied by the library. • • • See the Auto Show tonight and Saturday, the Flower Show tonight and Saturday, and the Gmdcrville Volunteer Fire Department's presenta­ tion of the Sella k Gray Cir­ cus Monday night. The Clock Winder* > WEATHER: Tartly cloudy thrmijrh Saturday; hljrh today around 80; low tonight in f>0.«. United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., ATRIL 3, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 161 mwA... Smoke Sales Off RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) Cigarette sales for February were nearly 15 per cent less than in February 1963, the Tobacco Tax Council report­ ed Thursday. Mother Of Year TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Mrs. Eugene V. Fisher of Tallahassee, formerly of DcI-and, was crowned Florida's “ Mother of the Year" in cere­ monies Thursday night. Jail Cleared ST. AUGUSTINE (UIM) Sheriff's deputies and bond­ ing agents worked into the early hour* of the morning clearing the St. Johns County jail of over tto adult civil rights demonstrator*. Track Space Lab MOSCOW (UIM) — Russian space scientists today tracked the Soviet Union's new flying laboratory as it streaked through outer space toward an undisclosed dcsUnation at thousands of miles an hour. Aid For Alaska Thousands ANCHORAGE. Alaska — (UIM)— A wave of small pri­ vate donation* from people throughout the world poured into quake-shattered Alaska today, the vanguard of mass­ ive state and federal aid A onc-weck fund raising to rebuild the 49th state. campaign will lie luunrhrd by the Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross, on Sun­ United I’rrsi International day, April 12, it wa* announc­ Heavy snow and strong ed today hy Howard Hodges, winds buffeted the Northern chairman. Rockies today and closed Need for supplemental fund* highways in Wyoming. Violent to carry on it* services In the hail storms and near tor­ county was rited hy Hodges nado wind* lashed the Mid­ anil ARC hoard of director*. west Thursday night. Hodges pointed out that the only areas to be covered would FT. KNOX, Ky. (UPI) - he the residential section* of Sulfa pill* were issued to all Hear Lake, Forest City, North personnel for themselves and Orlando, Goldenrod, S I h v 1a their families at company and Chuluotu. He also stated formations today to combat that since the prinmry source an outbreak of spinal menin­ of operating fund* of the gitis which ha* taken two chapter is the United Fund, live* including an Ohioan at special |iermi**fon ha* been obtained from that organiza­ this armored center post. tion to conduct this campaign. Hodges emphasized that al­ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - though the American Red (UPI) — Charles (llucky) Crons i* presently engaged in O'Brien, a close friend and relief operations in the Ohio bodyguard of Teamsters Pres­ Valley flood at a rust to the ident Jam es R. Hoffa, was organization of about $2 mil­ under his third federal Indict­ lion and also in California and ment today, accused of at­ Alaska in those earthquake tempting to upset lloffa's re­ nud tidal wave stricken ureas cent Jury tampering convic­ at untold greater cost, the In. cal drive is not related to tion. these disasters. The funds collerted in .Seminole County will lie used in the county, Grass Burns Aren directors of the cam­ Sanford firemen extinguish­ ed a grass fire at 7:25 a.m. paign tiro Hodges, Stewart today in a vacant lot at sec­ llelmly, Mrs. Jphn Dudn and ond Street and Bay Avenue. Martha Kilpatrick with the C. P. Bennett and B. L. Gil­ general assistance of Chaplain bert answered the call. No Robert Deal, of Hartford Naval Air Station. damage was reported. Red Cross Fund Drive Slated Storm In Rockies Meningitis Indict Hoffa Pal SEVERAL THOUSAND persons attended the opening day of the Sanford Automobile Dealers Association’s fourth annual Auto Show at Fort Mellon Park. Tart of the crowd is pictured, as is an African ring-tailed monkey in the lower photo, which entertained the visitors Thursday evening and will do so today and Suturday. Stop reading w o r d b y w o rd ... a n d get better g ra d e s • A new opproocli to foster ond better rcoding—at just Hie right time for help with Filial turns, raise tottering grades. sports care, are on display. The show will c o n t i n u e though 9 tonight und from 2 to 9 p. m. Sntuiday. Participating in the event are liras* Motors, Rill Hemp­ hill Motors, Holler Motor Sales, Hunt Linroln-Merrury, Hanford Motor Company and Ht rick land-Morrison. ('apt. Hot .Solomon, world champion high diver, thrilled Thursday night'.* visitors with n plunge from a lIK-foot lad­ der into less than six feet of water. He was forced to can­ cel tin? atfeinoon dive Ihtbuso of high wind*. An Africun ring-tailed mon­ key pleased the kiddies with hi* uet, including puffing a cigar and playing a guitar. Them also i* a canine act slat­ ed for Haturday. Cuptain .Solomon perform* hi* high dive at 4 and 8 p. in., with the evening perfurmancu a "fire dive." Two Imud* are on hand nightly for musical entertain­ HALLANDALE. Fla. (UPI) ment while the Junior Cham­ —Police nnd Fill agents io ber of Commerce dispenses re­ tninified (lie hunt today lor freshments. an ex-convict wanted for the kidnaping of a 10-year-old South Carolina boy whose skeleton was found in swamp near here. Ilnllundale pollen said they planned to file murder rhargea WASHINGTON (UPI) — against the fugitive, 25-yearDoctors worked stendily today old Joseph Francis Bryan, nl to auve Gen. Dougina MncAr leady wanted hy Mount Pleas­ lliur from the onslaught u( ant, H. C,. police for kldnnp< ing and by the FBI for inter­ uremic poisoning. The 8 1-yenr-old general of state flight to uvoid prosecu­ Hie Army, who slipped a lit!In tion. Three youngsters hunting Thursday in hi* fight for life, is being giuduully infected Monday in (he *anda of a with wastes hi* kidneys fail mangrove awaiup for lizard* found the akcleton, a pair of to flush from his body. The old soldier has under­ brown aline* and a kitchen gone three major abdominal knife nearby. operation* »inre entering Wal ter Iti-etl Army Medical Center on Mutch 2. A hospital spokesman at Irilmted MacArthur'a stamina "to hi* heart, hi* constitution anil hi* will to live." The gen­ WASHINGTON (UPI) eral wa* conscious, although Tlic United States and Pan­ under sedation. Physician* resorted to trans­ ama have reached agreement fusion* and peritoneal dialysis on a formula for resuming to take over the kidney func­ diplomatic relation* and dis­ tion of cleansing tliu system cussing a settlement of their dispute over the Panama Can­ of impurities. al, authoritative sources said today. An announcement from the White House, Panama City and the Organization of NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — American Slate* (OAS) is ex­ President Makarios today wai pected within a m atter of a reported on the verge of nul­ few hour*, the sources said. lifying Cyprus’ i960 treaties with Britain, Greece and Tur­ key in a move aimed at emitt­ ing Turkish troops from the war-scarred island. CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— Such a unilateral abrogation of the treaties by the Greek Picketing guarda and striking Cypriot archbishop, diploma­ Iron workers kept major apace tic sources said, would almost construction a t a crawl today certainly bring bitter reaction while government labor spe­ front Turkey and create a cialists sought ways to end the new crisis even before United three-day labor flareup. “ Tli# iron workers are still Nations mediator Sakari S. Tuoinioja begins hia peace ef­ 100 per cent off today," said • spokesman for the Army fort*. Corps of Engineers. He said other building trades workers ETV Meeting TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — were trickling beck to their The monthly meeting nf (he jobs but many remained away. Florida Educational Televi­ sion Commission will be held Hevja Dies April 14 a t the University of MIAMI (UPI) — Carlo* South Florida, executiv* aec- Hevia, former Cuban preai­ retary James Etheridge M id dant, died of a heart attack today. here Thursday. He was 64. f Hunt Pushed For Kidnaper Mac Battling Longwood Discusses Uremic Poison Plans For Warehouse By Donna lisle* The possibility of construct­ ing a municipal garage ware­ house on the city’s property near the new well to store equipment a rut supplies was discussed at the regular meet­ ing of the Longwood City Council Thursday evening. Carl Lonimlcr and R. II. Ferrell were appointed a* » committee to study the matter and submit recommendations to council as soon a* post ihle. Beginning Monday Floridan Sues Drug Company In The Herald * A new read-and-study series WASHINGTON (U Pl)-Seeretary of Slate Dean Rusk to­ day Indicated U. S. rcadinc** to give increased aid to the new Rrazllian government to help it with economic and social development. Rusk told a new* confer­ ence he believes Rrazil's mili­ tary leaders, *tate governor* and congress had warded off a threat to the country’* con­ stitutional system hy ousting President Joao Goulart. Rusk said there wa* con­ cern that the leftist Goulart was leading Brazil toward some authoritarian form of government before his over­ throw. Rusk echoed and expanded on President Johnson's ex­ pression* of hope for strength­ ening relations and improving cooperation between the two countries in the wake of the overthrow of the Goulart re­ gime. Rusk (old newsmen he did not think the ouster of Goulart wa* a precedent for other military coup* in Latin Amer­ ica which would not keep democratic constitutions in force, ns he said Urazll did. Rusk mado clear that U. S. recognition of the Brazilian government continues — and was not interrupted during the revolt. He categorically denied charges in the Cuban press dial Brazil's revolution was prepared ami paid for by the United States. “There is Just not one iota of truth in thia," the secretary said. Johnson Thursday night sent a message to the provis­ ional president of Brazil, Hanicri Mazzilli, to whom ho extended “warmest g o o d w lshri." It was the iirst U. S. statem ent, on t h e Brazil changeover. Auto Show Several thousand person* were on hand Thuisday nfternoon and night fur the open­ ing day of the fouith annual Auto Show of the Sanford ,\utomohilc Dealers Association at Fort Mellon Park. Well over 100 models of l'JOt anil 1004U automobile* and trucks, along with foreign • • • •4) Improved Ties With Mazzilli Regime Seen *^ The Sanford Shopping Plaza buildings are going up . . . the Palma Hotel and the Woodruff building! are com* ing down. That’* life! • • • Chamber Manager John Krider report* hi* office is pro­ cessing another 500 or so re­ quest* for Information result­ ing from an advertisement in Field It Stream magazine about fishing in these parts. If Krider could only tell them about a new marina with hotel, motel and cafeteria ac­ commodations right on the lakefronl. • • • A box, sealed in the cor­ nerstone of the old Times Tower in New York’s Times Square wa* opened the other day. Leading stories in 12 newspapers, dated Jan. 18, 1904, included: Illoody uprisings in Africa, trouble in Panama and the Far Hast, commuters com­ plaining of congestion, Broad­ way box office practices were being criticized, plus editor­ ials pointed out the dangers of smoking. What kind of a day was Jan. 18, 1901? Like any other day—then and now. ♦ • • Sanford Kiwanians h a v e scheduled a pancake supper on May 2. • • • Did you know that when mother* arc helping out at the Little Hcd School House their children are kept free of charge at the Pinccrest Kiddie Korner? • • • That photo of Burt Thomas and the string of 13 bass, appearing in Monday’a Her­ ald, was caught near John Crim’a fish camp. • • • The Iasi occupant of the old Woodruff Building is moving. The John E. Fox Realty Com­ pany is occupying new quart­ ers at 206 North Park in the Edwards Bldg. The Woodruff location will become a city parking lot. • • • Ten years ago Johnnie Elam expressed a desire for an Eng­ lish bulldog. Now she has it— a OC pound, pug-nosed canine which came as a "Mother’* Day" gift from aon, Jack Elam, home on vacation from Gordon Military Acad­ emy at Barnesville. • • • Mrs. E. D. Thornton, 306 Magnolia, Sanford, Is hunting for $100 she donated several years ago when the Seminole County Humane Society was driving for funds. For 'lack of support, the society never got off the ground. Someone has told Mrs. Thornton the money is being returned to donors. So, to anyone holding society funds, Mrs. Thornton would like to have her 1100. The then president has re­ married and left Sanford, and Mrs. Thornton has been un­ able to locate anyone else who was associated with the Society. • a • Former Herald s o c i e t y scribe Helen Gleeson, and now public education chair man of the Seminole County unit of the American Cancer Society, says her office has some new films on cancer. "We’re anxious," she says, "to reach as many as poss­ ible to slmw these films and perhaps get to Just one per­ son in time to save a life." Any groups, from a few to hundreds, can see the films any time, anywhere. Helen adds that a physician is pre­ sent to answer questions. TAMPA (UPI) — James It. Hall, editor of the llradcnton Herald, filed n $6(Ml,(100 dam­ age suit in federal court here Thursday against a national drug manufacturer. Hall ullcged in his suit that he had taken a drug made by the Vick Chemical Co. and that use of that drug caused him to have cataract* on both eyes. The suit contended that Ball look daily doses of the drug Triparanol, also culled MER29, on doctor's order* from June of 1960 to Junuury 1962, where he complained of blur­ ring vision and skin Irritation*. On April 9, 192, an opthumologist diagnosed Hull's vision trouble a* posterior sulx-upular cutaructs in each eye, the suit said. The cataracts were removed hy surgery, but the suit contends Rail lost all of hia aide vision, making it nearly impossible for him to drive a car. In other buaincst motion was made and approved that arrangements be made to purchase and install 12-inch drainage tile from approx! matcly the corner of Hardy and Lake to the drainage ditch at Reiter Avenue. The action is dependent on obtaining easement from the property owner* involved. The street committee wa* instructed to rontart W. L Payne in regards to obtain ing an easement on his pro­ perty for installing drainage tile from Lake Orange to Or­ ange Avenue. It wa* agreed to obtain hill* for resurfacing Church Street front the old city limits east to Highway 17-92. A motion was made and ap proved to arrept the proposal of Gravely Tractor Sales and Service of Maitland (or a Gravely tractor ami accessor­ ies. Council unanimously voted that a letter of appreciation be sent to the South Semi­ nole Garden Club fur their generosity in furnishing shrub­ bery for beautification of the new city hall grounds. Financial statement was ap­ proved and various bills paid. Meeting was adjourned sub­ ject to call. O N LY 1 Day To Register For the Prim aries * < I U. S., Panama In Accord On Plan JANICE ANN RUSSELL, 17-yenr old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herslicl Russell Jr., Sanford, bccnnio the first entry in tho Miss Seminole Coun­ ty Rcmity Contest beinjr presented by the San­ ford Civitnn Club. The contest will be staged April 23-26, at thu Civic Center. Miss Russell is being sponsored by Under Jewelers, Sanford. Russia Moves Toward Open Chinese Break MOSCOW (UPI) - The Sovict Union, chnrging that Communist Chinn had "pass­ ed all limits" in its attacks on Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev and Soviet policy, today called for a summit meeting of the world's Communist • • • Feud Slows U. S., Moscow Talks WASHINGTON (U l'U -Secretary of State Dean Rusk said today Russia's top prior­ ity concern over the split with Red China is probably a fac­ tor in delaying progress on Sovict-Amcricau problems. Rusk told a news conference that except for some progress toward working out a consular agreement bet neon WashingIon ami Moscow, tlicro has been no "great movement” toward settling the multitude of perilous issues which divide the world's two major powers. Part of tills stalemate, tile secretary said, probably Is due to Soviet "preoccupation" with the increasingly hitler frtul between the militant Chinese Reds nnd Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev over the latter's policy of peace­ ful co-existence. White Dolphin From Black Sea MOSCOW (U PI)—Russian fishermen caught ii white dol­ phin in the llliirk Sea, the of­ ficial Soviet new* agency Taas said Thursday. The rare albino fish weigh­ ed more than 130 pound* and was the first of it* kind cuught in tlie Black Sea In more tlmn 20 years, according to Tan*. School Group Dines Tuesday The Diversified Co-opera­ tive Training Program or­ ganization at Seminole High School will present its annual employe-employer banquet at 7:15 Tuesday night in the Stu­ dent luuinge. Lt. Cdr. Paul S. Folger, commanding officer of lh« Naval Air Maintenance Train­ ing Detachment at sn a s , will speak on “ Training Men for Today's Naval Aviation." Tha banquet is given annually hy student employes to hono£ their employers. CAKIISE LOUNGE Makarios May Scrap Treaties Cape Pickets Still On Job parties that eould lead to a final break with Peking. The Communist party news, paper Pravda broke flvo months o( silence, hitting back at charges mado by Peking this week that Khrushchev had abandoned communism in Russia, had capitulated to tho capitalists abroad, and ought to be ousted. Pravda published a secret speech by party ideologist Mikhail Siixlov, made Feb. 14 but withheld until now, and coupled wtill it answers to Chinese attacks madu ainciy that time. It called the Chinese de­ mand for Khrushchev's ous­ ter "a trrrihln insult to our party und thu entire Soviet people." There was speculation that the meeting might be held as early as April 17, Khrushrlicv's 7oth birthday, Susluv's speech said only that it would discuss tlie problem of Pe­ king, but tlie new exchango nf attacks appeared to put tho two Communist giant* on col­ lision course, and China's ex­ pulsion from tlie Mosruw-led Communist camp was not ruled out. IS NOW OPEN TIL w 2:00 a.m. MON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . . • O 0 or make the Caribe -v your late stop of the evening VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD f � 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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Plrat Strait Sunday School ____ 10:0# a. ra. M ornlns W o r a h lp 11:00 a. m. Blbla Study (Bunday) T:## p m . E van gelistic Service T:n# p. m. W ad, Prayar Maat — 7:00 p. m. BUI S la p h a n a __ _ Paator A Cordial W alcom a to All CHURCH o r OOD OF PRO PHECY M M Elm Avenue R*v. R. U Strickland _ P a llo r Bunday S c h o o l _____ t:4S a. m. W o rih lp Sarvlca _ 10:44 a. m. E vin g a lle tlo Sarv___ 7:3" p. m. W adnaaday: Y oun g Paopla V. I* B. Barr. 7:10 p. m. B lbla T ra ln ln s Sarv 1:0# p m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at W oodland Ava., Rav. John It. Hlraa Jr.. Paator Churoh School — — *:44 a. m. M ornlns Worahlp _ 11:0# a. m. M T F ------ ----------------4:1# p. m. Adventist TH E BEVBNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th * Elm n . L. it a t h e w a ________ H ailor SERVICES BATURDAT— Sabbath Behonl ____ 1:1ft a. m. W orih lp Sarvlca _ l l t t t a. m. W ednesday Night P rayar S a r v lc a ------ 7:1# p. m. “ lVe Hava Thla H ope” radio m a n t ia each Sunday a. m. at ( i l l over W T R R at 1404 on your radio dial. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ava. at 14lh S t H er. C. a Daaa, Jr. — Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------ f : l i a. m. Worahtp Sarvlca — 11:0# a. m. E vtn ln s W orih lp _ 1:00 p. m. Alllanea T ooth Fellow ship (Sun.) _ I '.l l p. m. (W ad) prayar Service ------ 7:*# p. m. A ssem bly O f God PINECREBT ASSRXni/T OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. W l l d a r -------------- Paator Sunday School — t : l l a. m. M orn ln s W orih lp _ 10:1# a. m. E va n ln s W orih lp ™ 7:10 p. m. Y outh Barv. (Bun.) - 1:00 p. m. M ld-W aak Sarv. (W ad.) _ 7:)< p. m. Baptist F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH I I I Park Avanua T . B. C h a n c a ------------ Paator M nrnlns w o r ih lp — 1:1# a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. M orn ln s Worahtp _ 11:00 a. m. T ratnln s Union —- 1:10 P- m. E va n ln s W orih lp .. 7:41 p. m. W ad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. CEN T R A !. BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. A Oak Ava. Oall S m i t h ------------------- Paalor Sunday School . 1:41 a. m. M orn lns W orih lp — 11:00 a. m. T raln ln s Uunlon _ 1:41 p. m. E van lns B o r v l c i------ ■:## PW ad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. N uriary Opan W T R R _____________ 7:1# P- *■ Sunday N llt Broadcaat WEBTSIDE MISSIONARY 1IAITI8T CHURCH 1th Ht. A H olly Ava. aul M. C a l l i y -------------Paator anday School .... 10:00 a. m. Linday lorn lns W orahlp — 11:0# a. m. unday vantns W orahlp _ T:## p. m. ’ id n eid a y rayor Sarvloa 7:#o p. m. FINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Paator — ..... W illiam J. Ouaia M ornlns W orih lp .• l l :00 a. m. Sunday School . #:4t »■ m. T raln ln s Union — # :lt P. m. E van lns W orahlp — 7:10 p. m. W «d. Ofllcara A Ttachara Maat I n s ---------------- *i>* P- «• K f.D BR SPRINOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at H aitar Ava. n. Ham ilton a r llfln — Paator Sunday School #:4t a. m. M ornlns W orahlp — U:>0 a. m. T raln ln s Union — • :!» p. m. Evanlns W orahlp — T141 p. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH iiwr. a n Ph. i i i - i i i « Paator —_ . Chaatar W. Plank Bunday School _ _ _ 10:0# a. m. M ornlns Sarvlca _ 11:0# a. m. T raln ln s U n io n ____1:1# p. m. E van lns Sarvlca __ TiSO p. m. Wadnaaday Maatlnsa: G r s a n lia t lo n a ___l:tft p. m. P rayar - _______ 7:1#p.m. Choir — ............................. |:ia p , ra. C ongregational CONGREGATIONAL CH RISTIAN CHURCH (Unltad Church o f C h rlit) Park Avanua at I lt h S t 1:41 a- m. ____ Churoh School 11:0# a. m. _ W orahlp Sarvlca <:l# p. m. _ Chrlatlan Youth Mlnlatry Rav. W altar A. I t M cPherson, Paator Christian Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH IUBCIPL.ES OP CHRIST 1407 S. Sanford Ava. R. Varnon Puller Bunday School ___ 1:15 a. m. M ornlns W o ra h lp __ 11:0# a. ra. CH RIST CHURCH Church Strtat, L on gw ood Fr. Charlaa W . Stew art, Vtear H oly Com munion _ . 7:1# a. Sunday School — t: #0 a. Fam ily Sarvlca 1:00 a. Sarvlca A Harmon —. 11:41 A Church O f Christ m. m. m. m. HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park A v a Fr. Laroy D. Bopar, R actor H oly Com m union .... 7:1# a m. F am ily Sarvlca and Sunday School — _ _ t:#4 A m. M orning Prayar (F lrat Sunday •— H oly Com m union 11:44 a m. CHURCH o r CHRIST danava Ralph Rrawar Jr. Kvansallat D ibit S c h o o l ___ 10:00 a. m. M ornlns W orahlp __ 11:00 a. m. Evanlns Worahlp ™ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:10 p. m. F ree M ethodist FAOLA CHURCH O r CH RIST H lshw ay 4# W ait Morrla Ruby ____ _ H vanpallit D ibit Claaa _.____ 10:0# a. m. M ornlns W o r a h lp __ 11:00 a. m. E vanlns W o r a h lp __ 1:00 p. m. D ibit claaaaa Wad. _ 7:10 p. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST t i l l Park Avanua Bart Brow n ____— Kvansallat Sunday Hilda s t u d y ____ __ 10:0# A m. M ornlns W o r i h lp __11:00 a. m. E van lns Sarvlca — t:10 p. m. Bern ‘ Mlsralil o f T ruth" l p . r u . Sunday on Channa) • Tunday l.adlna Illbla C la n _ IOi OO a. m. W adnaiday Libia C l a a a ----------7:10 p. m. F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ISO Eaat Second Strait Sunday Hervlra A Sunday School 11:0# a. ra. Hubjaclt “ Soul and llob y" W adnaiday Sarvire .. 1:00 p. m. R eading Room : 101 K. Flrat. Wealrdaya: 10:10 a. m. - 4:10 p. m. Friday Evanlngr 4:10* 1:10 p. m. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Church O f God Bunilay Gcntml* ISiB-ld 11:0# a. m. K vansallallo Sarv. _ 7:1# p. m. Tuaa. Prayar Sarv. _ 7:10 P- m. T h u n . Y oung Paopla K ndtavor . 7:11 p. a Monday I Kings 8:2'J-30 Presbyterian LU TH E RAN CHURCH O P THU RED EEM ER 101 W . I lt h Ptaca “ The Church o f tha Lutheran H ou r" and T V *Thla U the LI fa” H arbart W . Ooaraa Paator Sunday School _ _ t:14 A m. W orahlp Sarvlca — 1#:I0 a m. F IR S T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ava. A Ird St. n ro v a r C. Sawall Jr. _ Paator E dgar W . Smith Jr. Aaalatsnt P astor M orn ln s W orship __ 1:1# a m. Church School 1:44 a m. Session Maota 1«:44 a m, M orn ln s Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellow ship 4:00 p. m. Sanlor HI Fellow ship 4:00 p m. E van lns Worahtp __ 7:10 p. m. W ad. Prayar Maat — 7:00 p. m. Open your eyes and look to the Light Discover your full potential by joining and sup* porting the church of your choice. M ethodist Wrdnoodsy Jrnlnh 2:5-11 TTinrndap Unlah Friday Murk 18 IM S Pentecostal Lutheran Our lives, too, have lofty domes and towers that we may bo unaware of. Wo develop our physical bodies, our personalities, our talents, and we think we’re done everything nec­ essary for happy living. Yet It Is a fact thnt unices the higher, spiritual life o f man is developed also, lasting happiness is impossible. And when we live entirely on the material* Sslic level, we are only half alive. Tuoadty II Klnpit 10:20-28 FIRST CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE Laks Mary, Fla. Rav. W . L. H olcom bs, Paator Bunas, 1:44 A m. ____ Blbla School 11:00 a m. _ M orning W orahlp 7:00 p. m. _ E va n ln s Sarvlca 7:00 p. m. _ Wad. M ld -W a ik Prayar Sarvlcaa 7:00 p. m. _.. Jnd Wad. M!«»* ion ary Barvlca F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 441 Orangs Blraat Rav. E. Ruth Grant _ Paator Sunday S c h o o l____ 10:00 a m. M orning W o ra h lp __ 11 i OO a ra. Sunday Evanlns — 7:10 p. m. W ad. Blbla Study _ 7:10 p. ra. C onquerors Masting F r i d a y __________ 7:10 p. m. GOOD SH EPH ERD LUTHERAN CHURCH M M A Orlando D rive H w y. 17.(11 Sanford. F lorida 1 1 1 -T ill Tha Rav. O vorsa It Inn am on. Interim Paator Sunday School — _ 1:11 A m. M orning W orahlp — 11:0a a. m. Com m union— Flrat Sunday In Each Month X IN D EH O AH TEN AND NUR3ERY fV*yrltkt MU, KiLt* Adwtidag t u l a ha, BhmUa *.Ta. CHURCH o r OOD Iln d A French It. O. Smith __________ Paator Sunday School * :*B a. m. N azarene FIR S T CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE W . ]n d S t at Mapla Ava. Paul Rlckaa _ _ _ _ _ ------ P astor Bunday School — — t:IS A m. M orn lns W orship _ 10:44 a. m. T o u t h ____________ __ 4:0# p. m. E va n gelistic Sarvlca 7:00 p. m. M ld-W aak Sarvlca (W ad.) __ 7:0# p. ra. Third Sunday Slngsplratlon 1:0# p. m. F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th S t and Laural Ava. Eusana B h a ld a n ______ Paator Talaphona: 4II-7SII Sunday S c h o o l ------t : l l a ra. M orn lns W orahlp _ 10:44 a. m. .E v a n ln s W o r a h lp __7:0# p. m. W #d. P rayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. Hecognize this building? Whether you live In Yum* or Butte — or Concord or DtHa* you know that this Is the dome of the Capitol In Washington. And what Is more, you would be able to identify the Eiffel Tower or the Taj Mahal without • second glance. AU o f u* are attracted to and enticed by faraway places. And yet wo tend to Ignor* and take 2or grunted things and places o f interest and beauty *t our very "back door.1* Christian Science M o rn ln s W ora h lp Jr. CH RIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Eatalea Cltrua H aights Rav. R ay O ratory, Jr.. Paator Church School ....... 1:1! a m. M ornlns W o ra h lp __ 11:0# a m. M T F __________ ____ 4:10 p. m. Eva. w o r a h l p ____ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p.ra. CHURCH O f’ THE COVENANT 1771 South Orlando D rlvo Thom as JL Makta —__ P astor W orahlp ______ 1:00 a m. Church S c h o o l ____10:00 a m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 41# Park Ava. John T. Adama J r . __Paator M ornlns W orah lp _ 4:10 p. m. Bunday School . 1:44 a m. M ornlns W o r a h lp __ 10:44 A m. Saturday 1 Corinthian# 8:10-17 N O T IC E C ALL M T F Maatlnsa ___ 1 :1# p. m. 322-2611 (Interm ediate, Sanlor) E va n ln s W orsh ip —. 7:1# p. a . The Following Sponsors Make This Church N otice A n d D irectory P age Possible TH E AM ERICAN OIL CO. Mr. Sl Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP & SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC, SANFORD W ELDING & FABRICATING CO. Bill W hitly & Employees CH ELSEA TITLE AN D G U ARANTY CO. 119 W . First, Sanford A . DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford IlIL L LUMBER & H ARD W ARE CO. Jimmy Crapps ami Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND W IL K ’S R E ST A U R A N T Rose & Wilks Bowman L Em ployees EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey & Employees SR 48 * BeardaB HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. __ and S ta ff ___ OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD A T L A N T IC N ATIO N AL B A N K Howard H . Hodges ahd B ta ff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llw y . 17-92, Sanford J. C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY’S STAN DARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L . D. PLAN TE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W . 1st, St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and S ta ff LE E RROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning TH E RITZ TH EATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees Z1TTROWER BROS. 1400 S, Elm LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees H A R R E LL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. 1st. S t„ Sanford HILL H ARDW ARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees LORM ANN R E A L T Y Casselberry STENSTROM R E A L T Y H erb Stenatrom and S ta ff PERFECTON D A IR IE S_____ STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff SMITTY’ S SN APPIN ’ TU RTLE MOW ER SA LE S A N D SERVICE W IG H T GROCERY CO., INC. and S ta ff SOUTHERN N A T U R A L G AS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff STA TE FA R M INSU RAN CE Companies Irving L P ry or and S ta ff W ILSON-M AIER FURNITURE CO M r. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SEMINOLE COU NTY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antlnrb llaptlat Church, O vltdo Central Baptist Church, 1111 O ik Ava. C h ulu oti Flrat Bapttit Church C huluoU B a ptlit M litloa Sportim an'a Club, Chuluole Eldar Hprlns* Baptist Church, 41# Lehman ltd. Flrat Uapttat Church. 41# Park Ava, Friendship B aptlit Church a t Altam onta S p rin g ! R L 441, Altam onta Spring* Flrat Baptlat Church a t D*Bary Flrat Baptlat Church at danava Flrat Dapllat Churoh o f L a k t Mary Flrat llaptlat Church o f Laha Monroa Flrat Ua pilot Church at L on gw ood, Oar. Church A Grant Flrat Baptlat Church ar Ovlada Flrat BapUat Church o f Sau Lando Springs Flrat Shiloh Mlaalonary B aptist Church, ll # t W. Ilth St. Foraat City llaptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Church, Ovlada Lava Southern Baptlat Mission, C huluota Mlaalonary Baptlat Church Nnrtk H4. Kalarprlaa M acedonia M illion Baptlat Church Dak H ill Rd. Oalaan Morning Q lory B aptlit Church, G tuava H w y. Ml. Oliva Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, San Lando Springe Rd., L on gw ood Ml. Zion Mlaalonary Baptlat, Stpta Ava. New Mt. Calvary Mlaalonary Baptlat 110# W. Ilth SL New Salim Prim itive Baptlat Church, 140# W. Ilth SL Now ML Elan llaptlat ch u rch , ITS# Poar Ava Oaklawn llaptlat chapaL 1741 W. 10th SL Oitoan Baptlat Church I’ lnacraat Baptlat Church, M l W. Onora ltd. Pralrla Lake Baptlat Church, R ids# ltd., Fern Park P rogram Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, M idway ■icond Shiloh Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, Ninth a H ickory St. Jamoa Mlaalonary BapUat Church St*, lid. 414 Oilaan SL Paul M in loa a ry BapUat Church, lih St. SL Matthawa Mlaalonary BapUat Church Canaan lialghtn ■t. John'a Mlaalonary BapUat Church. II# Cypraaa SL T im pla Baptlat Church, Palm Springe R d . Altam onta Springe W eatilda Mlaalonary BapUat Church. 414 a H olly Ava. Slua Hope BapUat Church, 711 Orange Ava. CATHOLIC Church o f the Nativity, Lake Mary AU Soul* Catholic Churoh, 111 Oak Ava, SL Ann's Catholic Church, Parahlng Place, Denary SL Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, M a llland Ava, Altam onta Springe CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian ch u rch , 1401 * Sanford Ava. Congrvaatlanal Chrlatlan Church, 1401 Park Ava. Northilda Christian Church, F lo r id a U avtn D r, Maitland CHURCH OF CH RIST Church Churoh Church Church o f ChrliL t i l l * Park Ava, o f C h rlit, Ginava o f ChrliL L an sw ood o f ChrliL Paota CHURCH OF OOD Church o f God, 4(1 H lehory Church o f Ood. II## 8. P u n c h Church o f Qod, O vlido KP1BCOPAL Alt Salntn E piscopal Church R. Da Bar y A v a , Entarprtaa Christ Episcopal Church, L on gw ood A ll Saints K plicopal, Enterprise H oly Croce Bplaoopai, P a rk Ava. a t 4th , LUTHERAN Aaetnalou Lutharaa Church, O vorbrook D r, C aiia lb orry Good ubtphard Unttid Luthirn, JI#o a Orlando Dr. Lutharnn ch uroh o f tha Radaamar, 101 W . I lt h P lace M n ela h L u lh iran Church, Am erican L esion llatl, Pralrla Lake, Fern Park SL Lukaa L u lh ira n Church, Ht. 411 Slavia METHODIST Barnett M em orial Mathodlat Church, B. D eBery A v a , K alarprlaa Bear Laha Mathodlat Churoh Rolhal A.M.E. Church, Canaan n ils h t n Casselberry Com m unity Mathodlat Church, llw y . 17*11 A Ptnay R idge R d , C a ia clb irry I x lia r y Com munity Mathodlat Church W . Highlands. D iB ary r p r lit Mathodlat Church Sunland Estates F irst Mathodlat Church, 411 P ark Ava. Flrat Mathodlat Church o f Ovlodo Fra# Mathodlat Church, 1*1 W . 4th SL G race Mathodlat Church. Onora Rd. Grant Chapel A.M B. Church, Ovlads Oakgrov-o Mathodlat Churoh, Ovlada Oataan Mathodlat Church I* a o I a W esleyan MatbodlaL RL 44 W . at Taola RL Jntnva A .M .E, Sanford Ava. St. Mary*! A .M E. Church SL RL 414 Oalaan SL Paul's Mathodlat C h v r t h Oataan Rd. Bntarprtaa S ta fford M em orial M athodlat C h u r c h A B ilia r y NAZARENB F I ra t Church of tha Naaarana, W . Jnd nt Mapla tha Naaarana, Fern P ark Church af O' Brian R d , Fern Park Lake M ary Church a f tha Ntaaraug PR E SBYTERIAN Com m unity Presbyterian Church, L a k s Mary P in t Praabylarlan Church. Oak Ava. A Ird SL F irst Presbyterian Church. C asselberry P in t Praabytarlau Church of D iB ary. B. H ighland Freabytarlan Church a f Tha Cevanant IT tt A Orlando Dr. ■L Andrew s Presbyterian Church M U L eu naal Boh. D r , Bear Laha Upaaia Com m unity praabytorlau Church, L'paala RA Waatmtnlatar Praabytarlau Church, H ow ell P a rk . ML t i l SEVENTH D AY ADVENTIST Foraat Lake S iven th -d ey Advonltat Church, H w y. 4JI, Fotaat City Seventh-day A dvantlit Church, Maitland A v a , Altam onta Sprints Sanford Savanth-day Adventist Church. Savanth 4 Elm O TH E R CIIURCHBS A llan's A.M.E. Church, Oliva A I lt h Church a f Ood In ChrlaL Ovlada Chuluata Com munity Church Church a f Ood at Prophecy, 1147 Elm Ava. Churoh a f Jaauu Christ a f L atter D ay Salnti, t i l l Park Ava. Com m unity Chapel, Altamonta Sprlnss Eastern Orthodoa Church. S t Johns Chryeoitom Chaps I, Hwy. 1T.»», Tarn Park C o n sra sa tlon Bath Ureal, ilt h A M agnolia F irst Churoh a f ChrUL SclantML >•4 B. Ind SL F irst Fsntacostal Church o f Laugw ood ML Oliva H oltuam church. Oak Hitt Rd. Oataan Plnacrsat Assem bly a f Ood, I lt h A Elm Sanford Alllanea Church. 1441 A P a rk Ava. Sanford C a nsrasn llsn a f Jehovah's Wit* aaosao. t i l l W l i t St. The Salvation Army, 114 E. Ind SL U sltp Church a f Saulord, I I I B. 1st SL �< $ h ? ^ a n f n r i i f e r a lf c J Zip Code 32771 > W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy today and Tuesday; widely scattered nhowera; high today 87-92; low tonipht in upper 60a. VOL. 66 The Terry Cordell Memor­ ial Trophy. It will be presented after to all at the Seminole High all aports banquet Tuesday night. Last week S1IS officials aaid it would be awarded at a class day function. Hut late Friday afternoon Seminole's athletic director, Fred lianas, * announced the change. • • • .• The tropny—which remains * at the school and the winners get a replica—is awarded to the youngsters with the high­ est scho'astic average who participates In at least three aports. Cordell, a U. S. Army offi­ cer killed in action in Viet Nam, was not only an out­ standing SHS athlete but also ^ a top scholar. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cordell of Sanford lettered in three aports at Seminole in addition to being an honor student dur­ ing his four years there. This was when the ninth grade was a part of the high school pro­ gram. • • • V ” He wa» all conference In football two years, served as treasurer of his Freshman class, vice president of his Sophomore class and presi­ dent of his Senior class. Also, wc understand, a fund Is on deposit with a local fi­ nancial Institution which will provide sufficient i n t e r e s t each year to perpetuate the presentation of the trophy. • • • Ordering the center Jlne es­ tablished for the Sanford-Tltusvllle canal brings the St. Johns-lndian niver waterway a step closer to reality. Some officials foresee the canal in operation within five years. With it will come the freight barges, the port, wareh o u s e s , employees, more homes, more stores, an in­ creased economy, and (we Iwpe) a first class marina on Sanford's waterfront. • • • One fellow remarked Use other day, "Ten year* from now you won't lie able to tell Sanford without a program." • • • It's a rather peculiar situa­ tion. Around Seminole today it was difficult finding any­ body willing to bet on Jtobert King High winning the Demo­ cratic Party's gubernatorial nomination tomorrow. On the other hand, wc couldn't find anyone who's willing to con­ cede that the Jacksonville mayor, Haydon Hums, has it in the bag. Of course, nobody expected the Miami mayor to perform as well as he did in the first primary. Hut he did, and that's probably why every______ body has an idea of how it will turn out but atm ndbodj ‘a •ure. • • • f New records arc being act every day . , . and wc hail one last Thursday morning. Often readers rail and ask if we can get a photo of aome event. Many of the calls give us as little notice as an hour or two. But Thuriday one fel­ low called and requested a photo. “ What tim e." we ask­ ed. "W e atari at 8:10 a.m ." (f There's nothing like a little advance notice. It was then five minutes to eight. We got the photo, but we had to do it later. • • • m ^ # Some wag pulled a trick on the dog pound Sunday night and gave the "imprisoned" pooches a moment or two of freedom. The person cut a big hole in the fence around the shelter and Utc dogs had a field day for a short while. Most of them are back in con­ finement now that the hole baa been patched. • • • Grim Scene: Early this morning a convoy of Army vehicles heading north out of Sanford on Highway 17-91. I f ! The County Commission will Dot meet Tuesday, Election Day, but will convene at 9 a.m. Thursday initead. • • • • And is the same theme, Hotartans delayed their normal Monday noon luncheon today. Tbs club members will bold air annual outing Wednei- £ United Press Leased W .re Established 1908 MONDAY M AY 25, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 197 Court Orders Schools Reopened Time Has Run Out, Prince Edward Told •m JISJLV A ... 10 Killed MIAMI (U PI) — Two dou­ ble fatality wreck* Sunday night pushed Florida's week­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — end toll to at least IP, accord­ The Supreme Court ruled to­ day that I’ rinre E d w a r d ing to the Highway Patrol. County, Vn., must reopen it* public schools, which have CHICAGO (U PI) — Near­ been closed ainre 1958 to avoid Integrated classes. ly 500 Americans might ne Justice Hugo L. Black an­ killed on the nation's streets nounced the court's opinion, and highways during the which affirmed a 1901 order Memorial Day weekend, the by federal district Judge National Safety Council said Oren R. Lewis, Today's opinion send* the I today. rase hack to the lower federal court for necessary further f c . HEIDELBERG, Germany action. NEW HAND OFFICERS fo r next year's activities at Seminole High "The time for more ‘delib­ (U l'l) — The U.S. army an­ School were chosen Friday nipht during the annual banquet and band nounced today it is withdraw­ erate speed’ hai run out," concert. Elected were, from left, Ed Hubbard, drum m a jo r; Sylvia W il­ ing the Ilth Aimored Cavalry Black said, "and that phrase liams, head m ajorette; Peggy Rower, head girl o ffic e r ; and Topper Regiment from its hates along enn no longer justify denying Avenel, captain. (Herald Photo) the Iron Curtain ami sending these Prince Edward County it back to the United States. achoo] children their constiutional rights to an education equal to that offorded by the public school* in other parts SEOUL. Kmea (U PI) — of Virginia," About 8,500 students demon­ Sollowing the rioting of the strated in four South Korean public achools, white children citlea today, demanding im­ were afforded private school­ mediate economic reforms, ing in the rounty. City commissioner* face a the elimination o f corruption relatively light agenda when Black said that the closing Betty Dm Corbin, Mike Cor Several S e m i n o l e High they convene tonight at City School hand members received bin, Bill Duxbury, Roy Green, .iml the immediate release of of the Prince Edward schools Hall. awards Friday night at the an­ Dottic Janline, Norman I-earh, students attested In earlier nnd the raising o f contribu­ tions to support private tegAccording to the city man­ nual banquet then adjourned Scott Malbon. Mary Sct»U, lemonsliations. regaled while school* denied Jim Warfoi, Sharon Williams. to the amphitheater for the an­ ager's office, the agenda con­ the Negro students nnd their nual concert. Trophies went to: sists o f: OCALA (U P I) — A 42- parents "the equal protection Most progress in twirling, Each segment of the concert Jack Sharpe to present the maintenance contract* on the won warm applause from the Boltina Vale; best (wirier, Su­ year-old John Dixon Thomas, of the laws" guaranteed in the Constitution. Mcllonville Avenue elevated audience as the program san Perkins; most progress was found dead today after Lewis in his lower court orswept water tank; a request o f ranged over a wide assort­ In music, Peter Darmi; best a suspicious f i r e musicians, Norman I-each and through his home, police ssid, drr, barred the county from John W. Appleby for n per­ ment of musical selections. paying county tuition grant* Winners of band letters Mike Corbin. nppniently starting at several mit to sell plants ftom a ve­ or giving tax exemption* and New officers for the I904G5 spots In the home at the same hicle on city streets; request ! were listed as follows: from processing applications Claudia Bomgardncr, Con­ school year are: time of the Mocie for a time note for state tuition grants to on the payment for utilitiei; nie Colvin, Chall Crowell, Captain, T-'pper Avenel; tong as tlm founty’a public Donna Dnnktefs, P< W Darh-J consideration o f time pay­ firs; Ifaiflenart 1-ea I ir l of­ school* remained rloaed. l ’ atsy Fov, Steve Gordie, Di­ PARIS (U PI) — Police ment on water installation at ficer, vice president, treasur­ "W c have no doubt of the ane llarkett, Cheryl Jones, er and chaplain. Peggy Bower; throughout France were look­ the St. Johns Village subdi­ power of thn court to give Sharon Holloway, Susan Kelly, first lieutenant operations, ing lodsy for the alleged vision. Mrda Nolman, Donna Peters, Joel Fchd; first lieutenant mnstermlnd of the kidnap this relief to enforce the dis­ Also, discussion o f a feder­ continuance of the county'* Gay Stanley, Byron Smith, drum major, Ed Hubbard; se­ gang that seized the wlfa of racially discriminatory prac­ al claim for a 19(14 planning Mike Stefkovich, Susan Stein, cond lieutenant, secretary, French nlrcrafl manufacturer tices,” hi* opinion aaid. a d v a n c e ; recommendation Becky Tanner, Elliott Toole, Lippincolt; second Marcel Dassault Saturday and from the Zcnlng and Plan­ Karen Vickers, D a n e 11c Marcia lieutenant, librarian, Terry held her HG houis. ning Commission for rezon- Wright Vickie McArdle, Rabun. ing from It-2 to 11-5 on an Key* were given to: First sergeant and first ope­ area in Block 7, Tier* 1820 rations assistant, E l l i o t t SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— and Block S, Tiers I t-JO; re­ Toole; first sergeant, assistant The hitter California primary quest of Mrs. One aI Mathews secretary, Donna Danklefs; campaign* nf Gov. Nelson Formation of the Midwayfor consideration whereby her first sergeant, assistant lib­ Rockefeller snd Sen. Barry Unminn Water Association, house is partially on a street rarian, Linda Webb; staff ser­ Goldwater moved Into the fin­ Inr., was announced today by right-of-way at 1B01 W. geant, second operations assis­ al week today with Goldwater Earl Williams, acting rhalrSecond Struct. Also, consideration of salMIAMI (UPI) Robert tant, Ed Wagner; staff ser­ charging he was the target of m m o f a group of Negro nry reclassification o f two Kina llich began his last day geant, second assistant lib­ n ''gnng up" by supporter* of citizens who have worked his rivals for Ihe Republican diligently for Ihe past weeks men in the refusn division; of gubernatorial runoff cam ­ rarian, Peter Darmi. Sergeant o f section hearts; presidential nomination. to provide their areas with a resolution to tlip County paigning today after express­ fresh water supply. Commission r e q u e s t ing a ing sorrow about a raceway Upper brass. John Horner; Williams reported that he Joint project on the South­ accident Sunday which cri­ lower brass, Elliott Toole; up­ House Ransacked tically injured a Florida driv­ per woodwinds, Joel Felid; had been advised by Ramon west Koad. City police are investigat­ lower woodwinds, Peggy Bow­ er. I). McGmigh, Farmer* Homo ing the ransacking of a home High and his wife Faith sent er. Administration r e p r e tenta­ occupied by Robert C. ChristReds In Pursuit a telegram-to Mrs. Lynn Ro __Also, capt'-ji it'd hrtd ma­ tive, that a Government loan VIENTIANE, loins (U PI) hert*, expressing their con­ jorette. Sylvia Williams; first mil* *1 114 W. 2trth Street. has been tentatively approved — A powerful Communist cern over the condition of her lieutenant, assistant h< ad ma­ The owner said an electric for construction of a central I’athet Laa force pursued re­ husband, Fireball, injured In jorette, Susan l’erkirs; first portable typewriter was tak­ water aystrm In the com­ treating Neutralist troops to­ a flaming three car wreck at sergeant majorette, property en and other Item* scattered ward Muong Suni today after Ihe Charlotte, N. C. world 600 offirer, Donn* Pcteri; first about the house. The entry munity. Application* for water will routing them from their last race. Roberts is a Daytona sergeant majorette, secretary, was made over the weekend, he taken from all Interested outpost on the Plain o f .Inr*. Reach resident. poRrr said. Sharon Drum. rltlzens during the next two werks. Cost to the applicant will he a |20 deposit which will he returned If for some reason the system is not in­ stalled, Williams said. class ami student rouncil offi- president was Pan Caeselhcr- ior Gloss president. By Jane Casselberry Application blanks, and as­ Ollier student eminrll o ffi­ A week o f feverish cam­ ceis for 1901-85 at Lyman ry. Frank Renew Jr., wu* sistance in filling them out, named president o f the Senior cer* uic Gniy Gunter, vice will lie available in the IJixou paigning and hoop-la was High School Friday. president; Sandy Tennant, Elected student c o u n c i l Clast and Steva Brady, Jun­ climaxed with elections o f Building on Ki|«a Avenue secretary and Mary Louise weekdayi from 4 until 7 p.m., Haines, treasurer. Senior Class of fieri* include except on Wednesday a, and Ann Truwirk, vire president; from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. un Pam Khlridge, secretary and Sutuidny*. 500 Deaths Seen Gls Coming' Home Light Agenda City Facing Awards Presented To Koreans SHS Band Members Protest Dies In Flames Hunt Kidnaper Goldwater Charge High Sends Wire To Mrs. Roberts Midway-Canaan Water Unit Set Lyman High Elects Student Officers Jim Gerrurd, treasurer. Junior Class vice president, Rii-huid Moore; treasurer, Theresa Renew and a run-off will be necessary for the o f­ fice of secretary because of the close vote between Jan Wiggins and Martha Gleason. N o Report FR A N K RE N EW Exerds STEVE HRADY DAN CASSELBERRY Ypur TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) One candidate for the State Legislature in Northwest Florida, M. Max Wilks, o f Milton, has failed to file a •ingle report under the state contributions law, records in the Secretary of Stale's o f­ fice revsaled today. C A N A L DISTRICT officials agreed to striking the centerline fo r the St. Johnn-lndinn River cnnal when they met last Fridny in DcLnnd. The cen­ terline will mark n giant step toward bringing the long-sought canal near­ er to a reality. Shown nt the meeting are, from le ft, R7C. Hrady o f Titus­ ville; Norman Rrynn, resident engineer for Reynolds, Smith nnd Hills, consulting engineers; John Kridcr, district chairm an; Ransom Downes o f Orlando, vice chairm an; nnd S. O. Shitiholser o f New Smyrna Beach, secretary. (Herald Fhnto) Absentee Vote Could Decide Seminole Races A heavy absentee vote In Seminole County may hold the key to victory or defeat for local candidates up for elec­ tion Tuesday. Mr*. Camilla Bruce, Semi­ nole vote registrar, said a tot­ al of 355 ballots have been cast hy absentees. This is ex­ pected to spark • heavier than normal turnout o f voters when the poll* open at 7 a.m. They close at 7 p m. The aante polling places will be used at in the May 5 primary with one exception. Voters In Precinct 12, the Forest City area, will have a new polling place. The previoua polling piece hn* been sold and county commissionera have chosen another site about 100 fret away from Ihj original place. It Is located between the Forest City Restaurant and Burns Predicls Swiping Win JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Mayor Haydon bums predict­ ed today he would sweep every county In the state ex­ cept Dade , where he said bloc voting by Negroes would give Die edge to his opponent for the Democratic gubcrnitorial nomination. Burns am! M*air,i Mayor Roliert King High will IihDIj It cut tomorrow at the poll) to decide which will meet Re­ publican Rep. Charles Hol­ ley of St. Petersburg in the November general election, In a final new* conference, at which he declined to per­ mit questions, Burns said his platform remained as he ori­ ginally ataletl It. Bums pledged as governor lie would provide leadership to re establish Bible reading and prayer in public schools. Eduealfnn will lie one of his main concerns, Burnt said. Ollier measures Die Jack­ sonville mayor said tie would support were lowering of the voting age to 18, repeal of the intangible lax, repeal of the increase on the auto license tax, and elimination of un­ necessary boards and bureaus. He aaid he would oppose any extension of legalized gambling. Marshal Brewer Resigns Post Th« resignation o f North Orlando Marshal E u g e n e Brewer hat been submitted to Mayor Irena Van Ecpoel and will herome effective this Fridny, lint working day o f the month. Gov. Farri* Bryant will lie Brewer, a Luke Mary realon hand for the official open­ dent, was hired and sworn In­ ing ceremony of Interstate 4 to office by the mayor at a at 3 p.m. May 29 on the new special meeting of the village highway about • mile from council held on April 30. Daytona Beach. The completed part o f the new road now extends from M eeting Changed Longwcod area In Seminole BRADENTON (U PI) — County to Highway 92 In The biennial meeting o f the State Democratic Executive Volusia County. The governor and repre­ Committee will be held June sentatives from several area 27 in Bradenton instead o f communities will be on hand June 6, chairman Warren Goodrich announced today. for V * occasion. Bryant To Open 1-4 On May 29 Vote Tuesday al convention pledged to Sen. Barry Goldwater for the Re­ publican presidential nomina­ tion. Democrat* also will choose a statu man and woman for their national committee, plus voting on a slate of delegates to the Democratic national convention pledged to Presi­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson. Seminole Democrats will al­ io choose between guberna­ torial candidates Miami Rob­ ert King High and Jackson­ ville Mayor Haydon Rums The winner will he opposed hy Charles R. Holley, fit. Petersburg Republican, in the Nov. 8 general election. C o u n t y Democrats will choose between Marjorie Shep­ ard and Troy Ray for rounty tax collector, between Incum­ bent J. C. Hutchison and Ed­ ward Yarborough for Dis­ trict 1 rounty commissioner, and lx-1wren incumbent John Fitzpatrick and Harry Cush­ ing for District C copnty com­ missioner. ItOHIlY E. IIENNETT Democrats will also rhnosa between Incumbent Linton Cox and Al Davis for peara justice In tha Sixth District, between incumbent R. E. Carroll ami Charlie Thnma* for Fourth District constable, and between incumbent Grady Hall Midshipman First C l a s s Hobby E. Ren nett, 21, sen •f and Charles Fagan for Sixth Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellon Bennett ^District constable. o f 327 Scminola Blvd., Cassel­ berry, is scheduled to gradu­ ate from the Naval Academy, Annapolis, on June 3. Upon graduation, hn will A Winter Park minister. receive a bachelor o f scienre degree and bo commissioned Identified hy police as tha Rev. Isaac James Douglas, nil rnsign in the Navy, Flunuctt w as graduated wns charged with driving from Lyman High School, wl(h Improper brakes Sunday Longwcod, In 1980 and at­ afternoon following a turn-car tended Stetson University in rrash on 25th Street and San­ ford Avenue. IlsD n di Ha entered tho naval aca­ Pollre aaid the Rev. Mr. demy on a public law appoint­ Dougin* applied his brakes to ment and was sworn In as a halt behind another stopped midshipman In July, 1900. ear and his vehicle collided While at the academy Ben­ with the rear of one operated nett participated in rompany hy P. E. Satterfield, heavyweight football a nd company squash, and was a member o f the Newman Club Radio Stolen nnd German Club. Theft of a transistor rads* After graduation, he will from his rnr parked at tho take leave before reporting Church o f Christ lot, ] 5th to hi* duty station at May- Street and Park Avenue, was port, aboard the attack car­ reported to police Sunday rier USS Saratoga. night hy Richard Hargraves. the Forrst City Bait Shop on Highway 430, Republicans will also cart their ballot* this time, choos­ ing a man and woman for the GOP national committre ami to choose between on un­ pledged slate and a slate of delegates to the GOP nation- Midshipman To Be Graduated Driver Charged In Accident RE - ELECT JO H N M . FITZP A TR IC K YOUR C O U N T Y C O M M ISSIO N E R DIST. 5 Graduate — Ohio Slate Unirernlly — B. 8 . & Bu»int‘KH Administration Certified Public Accountant County Commissioner Since I960 Resident O f County Since 1949 Married, Father O f Six Children A ctive In County Civic And Charitable Organization* Experienced In Oovcrnmental Budget And Fiscal Matter* Independent With No Commlttmcnte T o A ny Special (iroup Or Clique W orld W ar 2 Veteran Pd. Pol. Adr. �QTfjr Confcrll Wfralft Page 2 — May 25, 1964 V A H -7 W ives Guests Aboard Enterprise F ite VAH-7 offletr’ a wives vialUng In the Mediterranean, were among the numtroue gueite Intlted aboard OSS Enterprise, world's largest warship, to obeerva air oper­ ations In the Tyrrhenian Sea, on a special one-day cruise Annis Hits HEW SPRINGFIELD (U P I)-D r . Edward R. Annis, president e f the Americas Medical As­ sociation h a s charted the Department of Health, Ed­ ucation and Welfare with de­ liberately falling to Imple­ ment the Kerr-Mllla law for medical assistance. W IVES OF VAH -7 vinltcd the USS Enterprise recently. Shown with their huibanda, the coupler are, from left, Mr. Janies Kirk, Autonetlcs Ins. representative, and his wife A lice; Lt. Richard Dunleavy in d h w ife Sib>l, EnB Thom as Joyner and h s w ifo Emily , ^ t. Larry Cox and his w ifo O livia; and L t. (jlf) Lee Croke and his w ife Judith. Orleans Mourns Shep Morrison L A K E MONROE Baptist Snnbenms and Junior G A member* closed out the season’s meetings recently with u tour o f Banford Naval Air Station. The group o f 35 children and adult leuders saw movies, fire fighting equipment and planes o f all sixes and shapes. Also enjoying the tour were “ rs. Bobby Price, Mrs. Paul Leopui and Mrs. R obert Mann. Legal Notice V* THSB su m s em ovrr j u d ic ia l r o iR T e tw e rrr. US AM * ro s * ■■MIROLB COUMTV, FLO RID A. IN CSSAMCWSIV MO. 14004 SUIT TO a v i r r TITLSS M A n a A R K T U BPCXCKn and U A w n ts N cn c . a rK N cr.it. h er hutbend. Plaintiffs. A. WARRT0. el a t , D tfa iH in tl. NOTtrsa n r an i t VOI M ARTH A S . PACK, also know n as M ARTHA C. JOHNS, also know n ■■ s it e a hat known te Joim a. I f ATTIC NEW OBLEANS (U PI) The great and the humble converged on historic Gallier Hall today to pay their last respects to diplomat Dale*sepi S. Morrison. The former New Orleans mayor and ambassador to the Organization of American Slates end Itii scvon > ear-ol<l ion Handy died with five other persons Friday night in the crash of their plane In Eastern Mexico. Father and son will lie in atale from noon today until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday In the mayor's parlor of the old city hall building. It was the seat of government when Morrison first became mayor of New Orleans In IMS. Morrison la survived by two children, Deleuepa Jr., 20, and Corinnc, is. Requiem high m a n will bo offered at noon Tuesday In the St. Loula Cathederal. Morrison and Randy will be buried in suburban Metairie cemetery, near the grave of Morrison's late wife, Corrine, She died about five years ago. Legal Notice ■DMA m a t t ic COFFEE CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— The countdown began today for a planned attempt tomor­ row to launch an unmanned version at Amarlea'i Apollo moonship on its first flight Into orbit around earth. conducted fo r officers o f the NATO Defense College. Arriving at the ship’s an­ chorage In Naples, Italy, at seven o'clock In the morning, the ladles ware treated to coffee and rolls In the squad­ ron ready room, and escorted to the top of the shlp'e huge Island structure where they observed the launching o f air­ craft and • fire power dem­ onstration conducted by Car­ rier Air Wing SIX. Featured in the demonstration were several o f Heavy Attack Squadron Seven’s A-BA Vigi­ lantes, which made low-alti­ tude, supersonic fly-bys and demonstrated weapons deliv­ ery methods. The demonstra­ tion was concluded with a mass fly-by, led by the VIOILANTEB, and the landing o f all participating aircraft. Following lunch in the wardroom, the girls observed the Enterprise and a Sixth Fleet destroyer demonstrate combat refueling techniques while under weigh at sea. Al­ though the nuclear-powered Enterprise docs not require fuel oil, it doee maintain the capability to refuel the small­ er shipa which accompany It. The final event o f the day found the ship returning to Naples and moving to her anchorage in the harbor below famous Mount Vesuvius. The ladies were disembarked by fou r o'clock In the afternoon o f a day they will long re­ member. Countdown On Apollo Orbit Attempt Begins Special Sale! Mild b Mellow Eight O ’Clock FIRST PLACE TEAM In tho City Bowling League received ite trophy Wednesday night a t the annual banquet nt Lake Monroe Inn. Shown rally­ ing around their aponsor, Mrs. Louise Pyle who holds the trophy, are, from left, Hurry Pentecost, John Kmielund, Garry Fox, John Uhr, Larry Pivec and John Harris. (Herald Photo) k n sw n a s M. H. OARNBR and M. W. OAIlNEIt, his W lfsf RHtlBOCA FINR OAM aad JOOKPM FINK DAN, hsr husksndi MILE* « . DOBRIMO e n i ---------DORDINB. hie wife| JOHN HUQHKT and HANNAH H OOIIKT. h is w ife, e / k / s H. M. HUOIIBTl BUNA A. H ARIUB; R. U JOHNSON and — JOHNSON, his w lfa i M ILLARD C. fW IN n iK and J C M IR H. a w iN O L C . his Wlfw II eh sr a re liv in g and _ l ih s r nre 4sed, ih slr un k n ow n heir*. Otvlssss. By Doris Data apousss, g rsn isss. lienors, Mr. and Mra- K. C. Fahl of asslans. euecsssers end su ccessors In trust, end against a n r end a ll/o lh s r 2 Sherry Avenue, North Or­ psranat having « r slslm - lando, era tho May wlnnara Ing lo hays any right, tills a n d /o r Intsrsat In th s p ro p s rir h srsln sftrr dstrrlbsd, aald lands situ slsd , lyin g and b rin g In The Longwootl Area Cham Ssm lnols County. F lsrlds, her o f Commerce will meet lo - w lli l.e ls T and I. Block at 7:80 to S p.m, Tuesday In R. MARKHAM P A R K the Civic League Uulldlng an HKIUHTS, aeeordlng lo ths plot th srsof as rocordod in Churrh Street. William Baumr i a l B ook t, page IS, P u b . holier, president, will conduct 11c lla m rd i « i gsm lnolo the meeting and refreshments C ousty, Florida. T o ll A n n MKUBBT NOTI will lie served. FIKH that lbs P lain tiffs h srsIn havs Inslllutsd a suit against you In tbs < troull Court nf ths Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Smtlriolr County, Florida. In q u id thslr I s ths « • ■ » ! mi «b* r » a i r t ills lo ths sb ov s itsscrlbod Jmtmr. I m l i n l , r.iu a ly , at*t« p m p rrly, sllu stsd, lyin g and • ( Fluriea. In PrnbnU b rin g In Osmlnols County. Flnr. In re lb s B sta ie •(• Ma. as h rrslnsbov* m m , par. 01-1V K MAt'DK WKI-tJI. D st’ aisd. llru la rly dsscrlbrd. V«U art h ereby reuulrsd to fils your FINAL NOTH'*! Answ er with the Clark o f ths N otice Is b trsb y sivsn tb t l cir c u it < ou rl. In an* fnr Srm l- ths imiiU r» I*n,-t will, on ths H ilr County, Florida, and »*rv* ISth day of June. A I). *»#4, a copy ih s r io f upon Ustiltl M prtssm lo Ihs llunursbls t'ou nIt u n i,r. s is IV. Park Avenue. (V Ju4|« o f Hsmlnot* County, W inter Park. Florida, A ttor­ Florida, her flnst rsturn. asney ter ths P la in tiffs In ths ■aunt and vouchers, as Admineb ovo action, on er h*tor* the la lra lrls, UTA o f ilia C alais of !!n d day o f June, list, also a O U V K MAURK WKLIJV d|D scrta P ro Cunfssso w ill be cisaad. and s i aald lima, lin n entered enalnat you. and lhaia, maka apptlcsllon |o IT IS oilD K IIC It that this tha aald Judga for a final ba published la The Sanford asttlim sn l o f bar adminiatraHerald, a newspaper publish­ tlon o f said ratals, aud lor ed In ffamlnola C o u n ty , F lo r ­ sn onlar dlm-barglng bar as ida, onca each weak for four uch A dm inlatratru. cu g t Taatam cnlo Annsto. oonaecullvo waaka. W lTN K ua the hand e f ths Datad ihIn tha JSlta day sf C lsrk o f tho C ircuit Court, May, A. D. t i l l . ■ tm lnelo County. Florida, this n eorg la Chnrpsnlng Jla t day o f May, 1*44. As Adm lnlatralrla. C T A or tha K a m a nf ta cA u ■ Arthur H. n ochw jth, Jr., O U V K MAUPC t l'K IJ A H aiaaitd c i t f k Pf tho Circuit Court Ssmiaalo County. Florida BTKNSTIIflM. DAVIS * lly : Martha T. Vlhlsn, D C MclNTUMH D a alri M. Huntsr, Ktq. A tlo rn a is for Adm inistratrix • f Muntrr ft P a ttilio cum Taatemanlo Annuo S<t W . Park A v a iu s Rost Offlra Boa 1US W’ln is r Park, Florida Sanford, Florida ItTTt P u blish May It, * Juua 1, I, Publish May It, A June 1. I, II. t i l l II. m i C JjU -fi fbw -11 North Orlando Garden Club Names May Award Winners- C Of C To Meet Legal Notice J. R. Fox Ends Basic Training James R. Fox, 17, eon o f Floridus A. Fox o f ChuiuoU, has computed basic training at tho Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, 111, The nine-week training in­ cludes naval orientation, his­ tory and organization, sea­ manship, ordnance and gun­ nery, military drill, firit aid and survival. During ths training recruits receive testa and interview* which determine their future assignments in the Navy. Up­ on completing the prugram they are assigned to service schools for technical training or to ships and stations for on-thc-job training in a Navy rating speciality. IN TICK CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIM MINTH JUDICIAL t'lM r i 'I T IN AND FOR SF.Sfl. NISI.K f O l'N TV, FLORIDA. IN rilAN t-K IIV Vs. I1SM TUB BROOKLYN SAViN OI RANK, a Nsw T srk corp ora ­ tion. Plaintiff, •vsTHOMAN HAN AS an* IRENE r. IIANAV. his w ife, en<t UNITED BTATES FIH ULITT A QUARANTY COMPANY, Defendants, l o u r * o r roRRri.osuHH SAI.R RT CLERK o r uiKL-urr court N otice Is hsrsby alvsn that the u n d e rsta n d lion . Arthur If. R sckw lih . Jr. Clsrk o f ths Circuit Court of arm lnols County, Florida, w ill, on ths 11th d ty o f Juna. t i l l , at 11:4< A. M., nt ths rro n t d o o r o f the Ssm lnols County Court* house. In the City o f Sanford, n o r ld s , o f f t r fo r sate and sell s t publle ou tcry to the hlaheet and -b e e t bidder for csoh, the fotlow ln e deecrlbed property situated In Hamlnols County, Florida, to-w lts Lot SB, Illork II o f KART. BROOK UNIT NO. S, so* cord in g to ths r i i t thereof, recorded In Tlat R ook It, F a te II snd SI. o f tho Publie n tco rd e nf U* ml note C ounty, Florida, pursuant tn ths final d errtt o f forarlnsurs entered In A caee pendlna In esld Court, the •tyls o f which Is T h s B rooklyn Bovinas Hank, a Nsw Y ork rnrporatlnn. vereus Thomsa Itanas ami Irene F. H anoi, hie w ife, and Unltod Matas F id eli­ ty A (luaranty L'»mt>.iny. and Uorkat Nunihar w h i c h It A 10-story Satum-I rocket, forerunner o f giant boosters that are expected to hurl Ihrst man toward tha moon within six years, was locked Info metallic embrace o f a towering gantry for final checkouts that should ba com­ pleted early tomorrow. I f all goal a* scheduled, the super booster will hurl an 80foot eaUUlfo—similar In shape to a long tin can with a cone shaped end and weighing 17,800 pound*—Info an orbit more than 110 mllea above esrth. Tha orbiting portion 1* sim­ ilar tn ■!** and ihapo to tha Apollo moonahip. Howavar, it contains none o f the life eupport equipment and ethtr vit­ al gear necessary to keep as­ tronaut* allra on tha 240,000 mile voysga to tha moon. The upcoming ahot I* the sixth for ths Satum-I, A 11/2 million pound thrust giant that ranked as Amer­ ica's most powerful space rocktt and poeilbly t h e mightiest vehicle launched by any nation. Officio!* o f the federal space agency said they conaidered the shot "a really Im­ portant phasein tha teat program." I f the shot meets its objective, the dummy moon­ ship will remain In orbit for about ona week, but no at­ tempt will be made to bring it back to aarth. Scientist* aald tha United Slates plans to launch at least thra# more manned Apollo flights before the first astro­ nauts board tho slightly more advance Satum-IB in lata or 1007 on aarth orbit­ ing rehearsals fo r moon voyages. Under the current achedu America will launch It* flrat man to tha moon expedition In late 1069. An attempt will ba mads to land two astronauta on the moon for explor •tlon ranging from four so 44 hours. Legal Notice NOTtCR Nolle* Is hsrsbr alvsn Hist ths polling pises for Frsetncl It, Foraet City, has bean mov­ ed from the loesilon u*o4 for lb* Hsr I, 1**4. primaries For ike May »#. 1*14 primar­ ies tbs selling place will k* situated in a (tors bttltdlng lo­ cated on the east portion of T*)t 14. nioek A, Mttlo Pearl I-aka Height* Subdivision. 1‘lat Hook I. Pago IT, Publle Ra cords, Sam Inala Caunty. F1«rIda. being mere properly dss crlhed a* a building spproxl mttely 16* feet west of the old location. The Prtelnet for the Stay 11, 11*4 prlraarlo* will be situated In that building be twooo the Forest City R*s taurint and the Forest City Halt Shop on tho sbovo das e iib td propsrty.____ ,-------- ------ttaaolullsn approving ths ro loratlon e f ths palling plaeo toeatton was approved by tbs Hoard o f County Com missionor* o f ism ln el* County, F lor. Ida, m oating tn gprolsl ■*•*Ion on May it , l i f t . Hoard of County Commlss loners nominal# County. Florida Uy: Jams* F. A very, Jr. Chairman A ttest: Arthur K. B eckw ith, Jr., Clork Publish Her II. 1*44. C D IM I o f the North Orlando Garden Club's "Garden o f the Month" award. Thli la tha firit tima tha prcientation has gona to a horns in the Coronado Home* eras. Mre. Fahl (Betty) gives all the credit to her huebend, K. C. and har son, Casey. They have put a lot o f planning and work into tho landscaping and reiulla are beautiful. TOMORROW Near the front door, in a Ulio-C. half-muon ehnped flowed bed, V <) I I I Oil WITNF.HU my hand snd o ffltall, multicolored ainnias band rial eral o f told Court this I o ill t I >11S|>I I over to wink at the miniature Slat dey o f Hay. l i l t (SE A L) maiigolda clattered at thair Hon. Arthur It. Ileckw llh, fret. CardcniM, pltospurum , Jr. Clerk Circuit Court philodendron, camellias, mums Htnilnult Counts. Florida and rosea are in a bed across American M o t o r s says Hy: Martha T. Vlhlsn A I I iafo4|aA M Mill p/ I the front of the houie. Along Ramblsr sates for April came D sputy Clsrk I ui the side fenre are nasturtium to 38,182 unite, the highest OUKtiuRV, C O lliS A PANIKI.LO and four o'clock* with morn­ for any month this year. Pur­ SSI Jackson Slreot Dl/VU) NAI I ONAl ing glories clinging lo tha ling the same month laat year, Tampa. Florida SIIOS Publish Hay ZS, D M fenre anil Mourning In profuse sales tntaltd 81,134. (OMJVlITXkE MAN C P C -le arrsy. The rarportc le enclos­ ed with large gardenia bushes Ip full bloom. St. Augustins grass Is cut, edged and trimmed to perfec­ tion. Maple trees, water oak and Chinese elm in tha yard are surrounded with petunias blooming In rolorful array. A virhumum hedge, inter­ spersed with polnsettiss, la along one elde o f the house Call George Let George A liglstrum htdge runs down For Free ths other elde o f the yard, U L T R A H IO H P K R F O R M A N O t Do Itl Burvey! setting o ff the huge pink oleander tree to perfection. The Fhla have been resi­ dents o f North Orlando for three years. Batty Is a mem­ ber of ths Garden Club which ■ho credit# for har growing 2513 Park Dr. 322*8321 Sanford, Fla. interest in gardening. JAM ES Save 4« Save I4t $199 3-LB. BAG N ew Low Price! WHITE HOUSE SAFE, PURE MILK 1 . FIRM 0 « . Cette 3 HANDY A CARTON OF ® J ^ 13-Fluid 7 7 e Oa. Cena ■ ■ (Y ou r Choice!) Grade “ A ” Drcaaed A Drawn Fla. o r Ga. Shipped • BREASTS with rtha Fryer 49 • DRUMSTICKS • OR THIGHS LB. C Special! “Super-Right” Select SLICED BEEF Liver SKINNED & 49 L a D EVEIN ED Special! Del Monte Light Meat CHUNK Tuna 3 6Fz O *. Cans 89 Special! Libby Garden SWEET Peas 5 99 1 Lb. Cana Special! Jane Parker Delicious APPLE 1 Lb. 8 Ox. P ie 39 Each Special! Jane Parker Spice SPANISH BAR Cake SAVE AT A&Pt YORK l Lb. 8 Os. L oaf 29 Special! Pickle Patch Garden | SALAD A S P I R I I 4 1P I C K L E S BOTTLE OF 100 19*14 B 79* FRESH CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE Hd. 19 FIRM RED RIPE TOMATOES »10 JANE PARKER REALLY FRESH Potato Chips “ ■49 NEW 1964 P H IL C O . ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Southern A ir Yeurdreami cmm truewith Prleag la iMa od or* goad through Wodnoala y , May ttP in acreat S h o p p in g C e n te r twjr, 17*13 a t 2 7 th �S' i7> 1 ). •% f \ $227 Million Gift To Nasser Nikitka Ends Visit With CAIRO (UPI) - Soviet Pr*. mier Nikita S. Khrushchev wound up his visit to the United Arab Republic today with a new Soviet gift of $277 million and another warning against attacks on Cuba. A Joint communique Issued ; by Khrushchev and U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser reaffirmed Soviet support for Arsb causes and gave Nas­ ser's backing to the Kremlin's ‘ anti-imperialist” line. Diplomatic observers agreed that the Soviet leader picked up much personal popularity during his :6-day visit, but considered it far from certain that he “ sold” much commun­ ism to the Egyptians. Khrushchov left by air for Moscow this morning. It was generally accepted from the start that Khrush­ chev’s visit, his first in Africa was aimed at rallying Aral and African support for the Kremlin’s aspiration of over­ coming both Communist China and the West for world leadership. E v e r y where Khrushchev went in the U.A.R. he was rheered and feted. The high light o f his visit was a ceremony at the billion-dollar As- Vhr •anforh Vrralh ; Mny 25, 1964 — Page 3 Popular Demand Brings Return ;Of Quartet • l wan high dam marking com­ pletion of the first stage of the Soviet-financed hydroelec­ tric and Irrigation project so dear to Nasser's heart. Khrushchev announced in the communique Sunday night he was granting the U.A.R. 252 million rubles ($277.2 mil­ lion) more in long-term cre­ dits. adding to the vast finan­ cial aid the Soviet Union al­ ready has provided the U.A. R., especially for construction of the Aswan dam. f RE-ELECT A i j Grady L . Hall The communique also indi­ cated that Soviet military aid to Egypt would continue, though no specifics were men­ tioned. Khrushchev and Nasser call­ ed for non-interference In Cu­ ba's internal affairs and ex­ pressed "grave concern over continuing attempts by im­ perialist forces to interfere in the internal affairs of Cyprus." Roth sides also called for the admission of Communist China to the United Nations. CONSTABLE, DISTRICT 6, SEMINOLE COUNTY, M A Y 26 QUALIFIED BY TRAINING, EXPERIENCE AND PROVEN ABILITY. FAIR AND IM­ PA R TIA L LAW ENFORCEMENT. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT SINCERELY A P­ PRECIATED. Pd. Pol. Adv. BETWEEN TOO AND ME, YOU NEED . . . By Donna Extra Due to popular demand the ‘ ■Western Four Tlus One,” I slurring Superintendent of ! Public In*trurtion liny Mil. wee, Principal Louis Kosky .o f Longwood Elemcntury, 'Principal John Angel of South ; Seminole Junior High and ‘ Principal Christy Harp of ; South Seminole Elementary, ■Will again perform during the 'annual adult talent show to 'b e held following the final buainesa meeting of the year o f the Longwood Elementary PTO Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in tha achool auditorium. The group will be accompanied by Mra. Alida Milwce at the piano. Following the meeting and program, refreshments will b: ■erved. South Seminole Elementary Sets Registration By Jane Ceaaelberry Christy Herp, principal of Routh Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry, has announced that Tuesday, 8-11 a.m., will be the Inst oppor­ tunity for registering pre* arhoolera, who will enter first grade thle fall, until after achool Is out for the summer. Parenta ara reminded to bring certificates or other proof of tha ehlld'a birth. Legal Notice l e t h « r m r t a t lh a ( ‘• ■ ■ It J u t i r . t fM ln n lf C o n a lti S tate • r F l n l i l a . la F ra h ata l a ra <ha K atala a f i GUHTAT A l l T l i m JOHN SOS. p tc tiu d , m i l , SOTICK Notlrv la hrriUiy alvan that tha undtralKnrd will, nn tha ISth dar o f Juna, A. D., 1 See. praaant ts tha llnnorabla Count r Judea o f Hamlnola County, Florida, hla final raturn. a c ­ cou n t and Tourhara, aa Admin­ istrator of lha Katata o f OlTflT A F ARTHITIt JOlINttOS, da. eaaaad, and at Mid tlnia, than and thara. make application to tha aald Judaa for a final aaltlsm tn t o f hla adm inistration n f aald aatata. and for an o rd tr dtarharalna him aa aurh Adm inistrator. Dated this tha 11th day e f May, A. D. l i s t . _ Albert Jnhneon Aa A dm lnlitrator n f tha Catata nf OUBTAF ARTH UR JOHN■OS Darraaad. • TENttTIKtM, DAVIS * V ctN TO ett ! Attornaya foe Admlnlatrator \ Foat Offlca Drawar 1110 , Banford, Florida S1T11 Publish May 11, II * Juna 1, *. ■MA T TOP BOWLERS In the City Rmvling I-cngtie were honored Wednesday night nt the nnntml banquet at Lnke Monroe Inn and attended by more than 50 league members. 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FIRST FEDERAL S A VISflB AND !/>AN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, • corporation. P lain tiff, in jR R R R T A. MTTLLKNS an* PRISCILLA J. MULLENS, hla w lfa l ARTHUR C. DIK8INU, s t ux. at si., A V K M IS D CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE N ottes U hsrsbx elvsn that •near a Daoraa o f forssloaurs and aala antarad by tha Judea o f tha Circuit C ourt o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Hemlnola County, F lorida, on tha ttrd day o f April, 1114, aa amandad by tha Atnand* tnant to Final Oacraa antarad on tho H ot day o f May, 1M4, tn a eartaln eauaa hatwaan Flrat Frdaral Savlnea and L oan Aaaoclatlon o f Orlando, a corporation, pla in tiff, and lla rb a rt A. Mull ana and Prlaellla J. Multana, hla wlfa, at at, dafandanta, balne Chanaary No. lI M t , I w ill aall at public a u c­ tion ta tho hlehoat and boat biddar far aaah. at tha front d o o r o f tho Courthouoo In San­ ford , Srm lnola County, Florida, a t tli* hour o f t l it o A.M., on Tuoaday, tho Ind day o f Juno I tat, tho follo w in g daacrlbad propartyi South tT foot o f Lot t and North I t foot o f Lot I, R lock A. ENOI.IKII ES­ TATES. UNIT ONE. no. cord in g <o tho plat tharao f aa racordad In Plat B ook II, P ago I, Public R a coria o f Sanlnote C oun­ ty, Florida. (B R A D Arthur Clark H. Baekwlth, Jr., liyi Martha T . Vlhtan, n. C. David w . Iladrlck, of tho (Irm o f OILES, H ED RICK * ItORlNSON m Eaat Church Street Orlando, F lorida A ttorn ey* fo r P la in tiff. Publlah M ay 11, JH4 C11U-TI Saigon Curbs Critics therefore cannot vote on It. High has repeatedly said that U the civil rights bill U enacted into law by Congress and signed by President Johneon he, aa governor, will up­ hold It which he Is bound to do under the oath of governor, as be would any other law. High received a heavy Nc gro vote In the first primary in which he pulled a stunning upset over veteran campaign era to reach the runoff. State NAACP leaders public N EW OFFICERS o f tho DoBary Fishing Club art, front, from left, Archie ly declared that Negroes bloc Iding, Kiln E. Bower, Norman B. Itonch and George R, C oon; standing, voted for High In the May Elm er Thompson, Clyde W right, Itlchnrd Long and Vernon Cnloo. 5 first primary and will do so (C ox I’ hoto) again tomorrow. Burns label ed High as the NAACP can' d Ida to In the race, but both High and Pearson said that the NAACP did not officially back any candidate. The NAA­ lly Mrs. Adam Mullor Bary Fishing Club at the DeBary Volunteer Firemen CP Is prohibited by law from Norman Roach was Install­ Muy meeting o f the group and $16 to tha Community endorsing any candidates. ed as president o f the De- held in tho Firemen's Recre­ Center building fund for a A turnout o f only 1,035,000 of Red Cross utility room. ation Hall. the 2.2 million registered Program for tha evening Democrats in Florida Is ex­ Other Incoming officers are was a film, shown by Elmer pected due to (he fact that George R. Coon, vice presi­ Thompion, on fishing in Alas­ most o f the atstewlde races dent; Miss Kiln E. ltower, re­ ka. were settled In the first pri­ Army Specialist 4 Brues cording secretary end Archie Ths club will sponsor Fish­ mary. Long, treasurer. Trustees In­ ing Derbies for the youth of But the big one la the Burns- A. Miller, son of Mr. and High battle which turned in­ Mrs. H. E. McHwaln or Route clude Vernon Catoe, Clyde DeBary during the summer to a verbal free-for-all until 2, Sanford, is participating In Wright, Elmer Thompson and recreation program. Richard Long. Burns put the axe to all faceexercise Desert Strike, a In taking over Roach re­ to-face debates between the two men saying High wai Joint Army and Air Force quested cooperation through­ maneuver Involving 100,000 out tho year from the mem­ "m ud stinging." High charged that aa police troops and being held In the bers and announced that tho commissioner as well as ma­ trl-Rlata area of California, club's annual fiah fry Is yor o f Jacksonville, Burns Arizona and Nevada. scheduled for Juns 10 at Bluo The exercise allows Joint Springs. Fish, hush pupploa was responsible for a scandal o f policemen allegedly tak­ task forces, primarily me­ and beverages will ba suppli­ ing bribes to protect gamblers chanized and aromored, a ed by tho club. Members will In the city. Not true, Burns maximum free-play Initiative bring covered dishes. A brief •aid a d d i n g that "these In combat techniques and meeting will follow the meal. things happen everywhere," tactlra, A major objective of In other business tha club and cited some instances in the maneuver la to develop voted to donate 1-8 to the the Miami police department. joint opernllonnl tactlra to InOn other Issues, High ran aurn that Army and Air Forre TOMORROW on a plank promising to teek units can deal decisively ns a a $1.25 an hour minimum team In all allimtlnna. ’ VOTE FOR waga in Florida and Bums Specialist Miller, a military liimr a Jimmy accused Mm of catering to policeman tn the (Kith Mili­ "special groups" such as la­ tary Police Company at Fort bor to "g e t bloc votes." Chaffee, Ark., entered the Burns, who ran unsuccess­ Army In March, lordi. fully for governor In 10G0, will •A 11OKI DA OIM OtH A I be battling High for the rigid Five students o f 'William to face OOF gubernatorial candidate Charles Holley of and Mary College, Williams­ D EM O . NATIONAL St. Petersburg In the Novem­ burg, Va., organized I’ hl Beta COMMITTEEMAN Kappa fraternity In 1770. ber general election. DeBary Fishing Club Holds Installation B. A. Miller In Desert Strike SAIGON, Eouth Viet Nam, (UPI) — Tha military gov­ ernment o f MaJ. Gen. Nguyen Khanh crncked down on Ite critics during the weekend by banning nine newspapers and holding several political oppo­ nent* for possible trial. Hi a political activity held the capital’s attention today with an apparent lull In the fighting against the Com­ munist guerrillas. No nsw msjor clashes were reported. Khanh banned three Viet­ namese newspaper! Saturday and alx mors Sunday, Char­ ges against the publications ranged from libeling govern* ment officials to printing mor­ demanded the release o f two ally offenslva stories. Copies generals he Jelled In hi* coup of Tien Progress were seised last January after Dlcm waa becauae It described Khanh's deposed and killed. The nine regime aa a "so • called Dem­ men are from tha central elty of Hue, center o f the ocratic" government. Three o f the dally papers Buddhist opposition which led affected Sunday were shut to Diem's overthrow, The nine, who were arrest­ down permanently. The other three were put under a tem­ ed last week, were flown from Saigon back to Hue Saturday porary ban. Khanh'a political crackdown to so* If eourta there will try waa directed at nlna men who them for political offenses. Vfev fr u fo r f c g r r a lh page 4 — May 25, 19G4 OVER 35 Y E A R S At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets * Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beda IV Seven Dead, 12 Injured In Fire SAN FRANCISCO (U P !’— A fire touched o ff accident­ ally during tha lighting of a fiery ceremonial sword at a Polynesian f • a 1 1 v a I raced through a church hall Satur­ day night, killing seven per­ sona ami Injuring 76 other*. Twelve o f the Injured re­ mained in critical condition today. Many of the Injured were caught In a wild atampeda fur tho exile. NEEDS YO U R Support For Constable District Number 4 Seminole County INI, IV!, M y , ») .JAM ES For ELECT Marjorie Shepard Tax Collector MODERATION VS. DIE-HARD EXTREMISTS Seminole County Miami undar High has schlsvod peaceful race relations and economic growth; Jacksonville under Bums, and all Florida as a result, received a black eye throughout the nation with its record of violence. -4---- Qualified ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT VS. EXTRAVAGANCE m;>•%mJ ? . T by . In the last three years for which figures are available (both High and Bums being mayors): Jacksonvills expenditures are up $5.5 million with a declining population; Miami expenditures up only $100,000 with a hugely expanding population. Jacksonville municipal debt up $24 million (to $550 per person); Miami municipal debt down $7 million (to $290 per person.) - " t ’Hkt/xVet ■>,- Experience ■L- X £ t •'i*‘ . ■. , r : 7 FAIR TAXATION VS. FAVORING BIG-MONEY INTERESTS in Bums advocates "more sales tax”; High opposes further safes taxes and urges Mspeciai interest”industries including railroads to pay their fair share, j Tax Collector's Office NO COMMITMENTS VS. BIO-MONEY INTERESTS High Is committed to no one except the people of Florida; Bums has the becking (end the obligations which go wttb It) of the Big Moray and Big P o tm 12 YEARS A S DEPUTY A N D A SS’T T A X CO LLECTOR Secretary of StateTom Adame, Commissioner of Apiculture Doyle Conner, end U.8. Senators 8p«sard Holland and Georgs Smsthsre have publicly stated ihat they are endorsing no candidate in the runoft despite Bums'claim to their endorsement PROVIDED W HERE NECESSARY ir s COURTEOUS EFFICIENT i? TRUTHFULNESS VS. DISTORTION T A G AND/OR T A X F A C IL IT IE S W IL L BE CAPABLE l • HIGH TIM E ELECT A PEOPLE'S GOVERNOR MAY 261 PD. POLITICAL ADV. ■Cf / r - VS �Mfe > w !r i May 25, 1964 __ p RW 5 ffn B Deltona Welcome Wagon Club Has Beauty Care Program SNAS Fighter Planes In Strike On Dallas N «*y attack and fighter Th# concerted, two-ocean p l a n t ! , including twin-jet attack, officially termed "O p­ bombera from the Sanford eration Longhorn," publicly Naval Air Station, last week demonstrated the capability launched a coordinated of carrier-based a i r c r a f t , "strike" on Dallas, Tex., from launched from widely-separat­ aircraft carriers of both the ed fleets, to conduct a coord­ Atlantic and I’ncific Fleets. inated, simultaneous strike on an Inland target and re­ turn to the carriers from which th* aircraft w e r # launched. The strike coincided with the National Navy League Convention being held in Dal­ las. Strike aircraft Included five mich two A-6A Vigilan­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. te attack bombers aisigned (U I'I)— Evangelist Hilly Ora- to Sanford's Heavy Attack ham denounced racial aegre- Squadron One and launched gallon In churches and called from th# attack carrier Sar­ fo r a "moral and spiritual re­ atoga, operating o ff the coast vival” In America. of Florida. Graham totd 17,000 Dap* Also launching from th* tlsts, many of them from ra­ Saratoga were four A-3B cially segregated congrega­ Skywarrier tanking aircraft tions, that the answer to the manned by members of Heavy racial problem and related is­ Attnrk Squadron Eleven, De­ sues was in Christianity. tachment Eight, of NAS San­ *Tve never understood how, In the church, you can say, ford. The Detachment Eight "this church Is for one race plane* provided in-flight re­ only'," ha said. Graham spoke fueling for shorter range Aat the conclusion of a three- ■1C Skyhawk bombers and Fday Oaptist Jubilee celebra­ 8E fighters. Simultaneous atrikei were tion. But the racial Issue virtual­ launched from Ihe attack car­ ly was ignored in a general rier Coral Sea, operating off statement of beliefs adopted the coast of California. by tha Baptists from the A total of 32 aircraft from ■even groups which sponsored the two carriers streaked ov­ the celebration. er the city tluring a period Its only mention o f discrim­ of a few minutes. ination referred to segrega­ Besides the war gam* ele­ tion as "but one of the many ment, ths exercise also pro­ moral and social problems vided a feature attraction for which beset our generation an air show held nt thu Dal­ and call for a solution in las Naval Air Station, Hie keeping with tha gospel of show included a 85-mlnute C hrist" Tha J u b 11 a • celebration, performance by the Blue Ancommemorating 150 years of gels jet demonstration tram. Ensign Bingham In First Solo Graham Calls For Spiritual, Moral Revival organised Baptist work, mark­ ed the end of week-long con­ ventions o f tha American and Southern Baptists. Soma 25,0(H> delegates attended tha two convention*. siit iih Ktm n in e The n<i«nl o f County Com ■rtsilonere o f Hemlnote Coun­ ty, Florida, w ill r .e .l v e bids ■t the offlea o f Arthur II. n erk w lth , Jr., Clsrk, In ths Courthouse st Hen ford. Florid* Up to SiOO P. M„ Mnndsy, Jun* I, 1114, for furnishing the tot* tu n in g equipment: On* ( I ) lee M aking Ma­ chine, autom atle .e le ctri­ cally powered, w ater c o o l­ ed, Ineluding storage chest and oom plst* Installation. Min. cap. IIS tbs. Ice per day. S p ecification s may be ob ta in ­ ed at the o ffice o f the Sem i­ n ole County Engineer, In the C ourthouse a t Sanford, F lo r­ ida. Hide te be enclosed In a Scaled envelop* plainly marked on the outside, "HID FOIl FUltNlHHINQ ICS MACHINE, open Jun* I, t i l l . " Hid* w ill be opened on T u e s­ d ay. June 1. 1114. at l«:SO A. M. or aa soon thereafter as poealbls, at a m a a llig to ba held In th* County Commleelon M eeting Hoorn la th* Courtbouea at Sanford, Florida. Th* righ t I* reserved to w aive any Irragularltlaa or tacknleellilae In bide and to reject any or all bid*. Hoard o f County Commlealoner* Sem inole County, Florida Jam es I*. A very, Jr., Chairmen B yi W . Hush Jr. County Engineer Publish May II * Jun* 1, l i l t BIBLE CH AIRM AN— Ben H. Willingham, o f Nashville, Tenn., will serve as national chair­ man o f the 24th annual national Bible Week, Oct. 19th through 25th, Willingham is presi­ dent o f a shoe concern, Kite Disrupts Air Traffic STOCKHOLM (U PI) — A youth flew hi* kite *o high Sunday that it hampered nir truffle at Stockholm’i Brommu Airport. Police stopped the kite-fly­ ing nfter the airport control tower complained that th* kite was fluttering in the appronrh etretch nt nti alti­ tude of about 2,tOO feet. program for th# aummrr months. An interesting demonstra­ tion of skin care was present­ ed by Mrs. Margaret Limpcrt of Daytona Beach assisted by Miss Alice Carver of Deltona. Mrs. Martha Ebbitt of Del­ tona was chosen to be the model and proved a charming addition to the program. Tha door prist, a complete set of skin care products, was won by Mrs. Carmelta Bcudleri. Mrs. Irene Logan won the second prize, an item of beauty care. The meeting was adjourned with th# singing of the W el­ come Wagon Club Song whlrh wn* composed by Gregory Prior of Daytona Beach, hus­ band o f Mrs. Alice Prior, who Is affectionately known as "Mr. Welcome Wagon." All meeting* of the Del­ tona Club will he held on the third Tuesday of each month and are open for membership. 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T ft 74 7 0 *. a* *6 �% W ) / WauTnrB VfraTR P age 6 — May 25, 1964 About Sports Seminole Legion Nine Could Be Regional Contender Thinking Holdovers From Major Leagues Out Loud 1963 Campaign By Julian Stenstrom Form Nucleus Did you catch the story By Julian Stenatrom about aummcr leagues for Herald Sport* Editor Sanford area bowlers In last The local baseball team that will compete for honors Wcdneaday'i Herald T We had an Idea that a lot in the American Legion lea­ gue boasts a lineup that can o f bowlera enthusiasts were well cause concern among the participating In loop play oilier contenders for the right here but no Idea that so ma­ to represent Florida in the ny league* had been formed icgional elimination. Coachand would be opcraVing dur­ manager Frank Thomas with his robnrts J. B. Kuykendall ing the aummcr month*. and Glenn Price took a long Nor did we realise that ov­ look at candidates for uni­ er 000 people In thin acrtlon forms Saturday but went Into are actively encaged In hee­ try-outs with a list of hold­ ling. More power to every­ overs from last year that would delight the hearts of one. • • • most of the mrnlors in this Pittsburgh Mnnegrr Danny fiercely fought tussle for the Murtaugh eaya that the Na­ state championship. tional League la better bal­ A majority of theac Legion anced now than at anytime clubs have a scramble to get aince he’* been a player and adequate pitching, but not tlie a skipper In the circuit. Sanford Cam p i* II • Losslng Well, how about the Amer­ Post No. 5.1, sponsors of the ican League! A* of thi* writ­ Seminole County aggregation. ing It’* even more "balanc­ Jimmy Courier, Oviedo High ed” than the acnlor loop. On­ School’s sterling mounilimin, ly a couple of game* »cparat<j the comparably capable Don­ the flrat five or six team* and nie Smith from Lyman, plus actually no club ran 1* yet Seminole’s Ed Fitrgcrald and counted out of the race. No­ Ricky Sires provide the dia­ body I* winning or loilng con* mond-dusters here wilh more ■latently to any one club. than a-plenty of hiII-toppers, And, from *11 th* facta and If Thomas Is a Judge. And his flguraa it appear* a* though many years of playing and the New York Yankee* are managing ball clubs w e l l going to have a tough row qualifies him as a measurer to how all aeaaon long. The of material. Yanka get going a few games Last year Billy Higgins at a Ume and then falter. worked most of the games as They're not whipping anybo­ receiver, so knows pretty dy conalitantly — Including well how to work bis batterythe Washington Senator*, mates. He quite likely will a • • have help this year from Jtex Lata last fall w# predicted Brooks, tho Oviedo catcher that within a couple o f sen- who has been working with •ona local gridiron fan* would Courier througlioul tho high be aeelng plenty o f action school season. from aeveral Sanford Junior Around tho horn on the In­ High griddera who performed field the roster could well be for the Brave* in 11*03. made up of Ricky tiollohcr at We're almoal ready to ad­ third, Ronnio Hinson In the just our prediction and fore- .short-slop slot, Marvin Shef­ caat that you might be seeing field at the keystone and the some of th* '03 Brave* on popular Red J unsen at first Scmlnolc'a '04 varsity. base. None of them have actually All of these men, In the made the varsity yet. But coaches’ opinions, arc high Seminole mentors agree that class glove men and defen­ Frank Whlgham, la a diamond sively can well wreck the In the rough. Iutst season's hopes of their opponent*. As Brave quarterback has the hatters, the youngsters have potential and he may make not hern league leaders, hut the van ity grade this fall if on occasion havo shown that hla work during spring prac­ they can awing some wicked tice continues on Us present wood. The coaches feed that level, with some hard work, they But Frank's nnt the only will givo a good account of ene. There’* big Dun Simon, themselves at the plate. ■ fullback who can also per­ Lawrence Pivcc and Donnie form at guard, and also Chuck Griffin did quite well in tho Pigott. All Bra "hard-nosed" outfield last year and will be kids who want to make that battling tu be there again this vaislly eleven. It's nut cer­ season. Billy Kuykendall as tain that they will. But one a fine utility man fill* in thing's sure — these Junior where lie is needed and nn high lads are giving It the doubt will appear in many of c l' one-two. the gnmrs. • • • With Steve Harris slam­ It'* about time we doffed ming the hall os he ran it our hat to the Elka Club nine will he hard In kerp him nut In th* Senford Recreation De­ of Hie Ilne-up, and tlm ener­ partment's Junior Boys le a ­ getic Dave Gollobtr ie n.junr gue. Th* Elk* wrapped up lo be considered. Name* that the firit half rhnmpiinithlp will lie bean! often undoubt­ with a record o f nine wlna edly will be Holder (Lyman)) ■gainst three losses. and Miller (Oviedo), Most o f the way they had Workouts are to start 1m to fight it out with Itutary mediately and tbeso products and Kiwanis, and nut the of the llMiii season will be aug least, the Shrlnera. menled by those now being The loop as a whole was considered as a result of pretty well balanred during Saturday’! try-outs. the entire first half. Lake Because of the potential of Mary and CI’ O shared etdlar the club, Thomas feels that dwelling honors hut even they the pep will be well keyed up, wrre only four and a half and with the high caliber of games away from the league talent, Ibe possibility of going leader*. Rotary and Shrlna ail tho way in Hie American tied fur second place, Klwnn Legion competition, local fans la was fourth and tho Civi- will see some excellent base­ tans fifth. ball here litis summer, it was The Elks, coached by Fred said. Millar, will taiigla with the second half champ* in a play, o ff when the season ends Miller attributes the first half honor* to "Strlrkly a Result* Friday team effort and cooperation.” Shrine II Lake Mary 2 Miller said th* boys had Lake Mary 000 010 1— 2 2 3 plenty o f aplrlt In each gome Shrine 320 305 x -1 3 10 3 they played and this led tu a WP—Ron Dudley (I-), U » good defensive style o f game. Roger Lecp (0-1) Th* club averaged leia than HR—Ron Dudley, Shrine, lit ■ pair of mlscues per tilt o f the year ■nd turned In sharp fielding STANDINGS play* time and time again. Train W L Chris Akers was the big Shrine 2 0 stick for the Elks, hitting at CI’ O ., I . . . M . 1 1 ■ .472 clip — 17 hita in 30 Civitan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 l trips. Billy Miller was the on­ Kiwanis .......................... 1 1 ly other .300 hitter for the Lake Mary ................... J l Elka, batting .324. Cary t u ­ Itutary .......................... 1 l ples and Aker* were the Elka ............................... 0 2 m o u n d mainstays. Maple* Games Today picked up four wlna and no Klwanii at Shrine 4:30 losses, Akars had ■ record of Rotary at Lake Mary 7:80 three and two on th* hill. Ak­ ers whiffed 69 batters in W WINS MEMPHIS OPEN frames. MEMPiUS, Tcno. Mike By th* way, Coach Miller Souchak fired a birdie cm the w y assisted by Cecil Simp- final hole to win the Memphis Open goli tournament, Junior League * / By United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Team IB 19 .655 x-Chlcago x-Baltimore 23 13 .639 Cleveland 18 13 .581 18 14 .553 214 New York 19 17 JSJB Minnesota 18 18 .500 4W Boston 18 IB .457 8 Detroit Washington 17 24 .415 8 Los Angeles 15 23 .305 8*4 Kansas City 12 24 .313 ’ 014 x—Chicago leads In perccntagc although Baltimore has a 15 game advantage. Sunday’ s Result* Boston fi Kansas City 2 Boston 3 Ksnsis City 1 I/is Angeles 3 New York 0 New York 8 Los Angeles 5 I) a111more 2 Minnesota 0 Baltimore 7 Minnesota 8 Detroit 7 Cleveland 5 Chicago A Washington 4 Washington 4 Chicago 0 Tuesday’s Games Minnesota at Los Angeles fn) Chicago at Kansas City (n) Detroit at Baltimore ( o) Cleveland at New York fn ) Washington at Boston (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE Tram W L Pel. GB 23 13 .618 I’hila’phla S. Francisco 22 15 .505 Vi Milwaukee 21 10 .568 m St, Louis 22 17 .504 Pittsburgh 21 17 .553 2 18 IB .500 4 Cincinnati 19 22 .463 5t4 Houston Los Angeles 18 21 .462 5W Chicago 14 20 .412 7 New York 11 28 .282 1215 Sunday's Results Cincinnati 6 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 12 Chicago 4 Milwaukee 7 St. Louis 4 Milwaukee 10 St. Louis 0 Pittsburgh 3 San Fran. 0 Pittsburgh 5 San Fran. 3 1-os Angeles 3 Philadelphia 0 Houston 5 New York 0 Tuesday’s Game* New York at Chicago (n) San Francisco at St. Louis (n) Philu, at Pittsburgh (n) Houston at Milwaukee (n) Lee And RiCharde Pace Engineer Win THE ELKS CLUE NINE o f the Sanford Junior Roys League, sponsored by the City Recreation Department, captured tho first half champion­ ship o f the 196-1 campaign by winning nine o f tho 12 games played. Members o f the club are (first row, from left) Gary Maples, John Hunt, Mark Canlo, Chris Akers, Vince Stownll, Dave Soper and Chuck Brantley, (Back row, from left) Conch Fred Miller, Cecil Simpson, Ed Hitchcock, Billy Miller, Ken Goshorn, Don Nicholas, Ronald Boyd, Jimmie McDade, Lloyd Wall and Coach Cecil B. Simpson. Akers led the team in hitting with nn average o f .427 and Maples the leading moundsmun with a 4-0 record. (Herald Photo) Stuart Homers Twice For Red Sox; Giants Lose Twice To Pittsburgh David Lee became the San­ ford Recreation Department's second Little League hurl<*r to toss a no-hitter by holding the loop-leading Comets of Hunt Lincoln Mercury, hitles* and scoreless while his mates posted four runs, all in the final frame, to record a 4 to 0 decision for the Locomotive Engineers. Lee joins Skipper Senkarik in the charm circle. Mike RiCharde saved the day for Lee and the Engi­ neers when he uncorked a grand-slain home run in the bottom of the final Inning to pilot the Engineers lo Its win. Lee had 15 strikeout* over the route for a remarkable hit of South Seminole Little League Results Friday Night Casselberry 7, North Orlando A Altamonte Twins 1, Bear Lake 0 Resulis Saturday Sunland 8, Lake Mary 5 Longwood 6, Altamonte Sen­ ators 3 STANDINGS Team W L Altamonte Twins ........... 6 1 Bear Lake ....................... 4 2 Altamonte Senators . . . 4 3 North Orlando .............. 3 4 Casselberry ........ 3 4 Sunland 2 4 Lake Mary ....... 2 4 Longwood ..................... 3 4 Game* Tonight Longwood -vs* Sunland, 6 p.m. hurling in the Liltle National League OR. Over in the Lillie Amerlcan, George's pulled out a A to 5 win over Sanford Atlantic but not- before the scare of their lives. George's had car­ ried a 4 to 1 lead into the last inning only to have the Bank­ ers explode for four big runs and a short-lived 5 to 4 ad­ vantage. Jimmy C o l e m a n took matters into his own hands in the bottom of tho sixth when he unleashed a triple with one man aboard and two outs to capture th* tilt for George's. Andy Adrock had a perfect three for three afternoon and Mike Budd matched the per­ formance for Sanford Atlan­ tic. Jim Sheffield was credit­ ed with the win. The Shrincrs were the only nine to survive the first week of the second half in the Jun­ ior Boys League, winning their second till, a 13 to 2 victory over Lake Mary, Fri­ day afternoon Hon Dudley became tha first player in the junior cir­ cuit this season to hit a bom* run (after seven weeks of play) and ha did it in the first inning with a long drive to deep right. He also starred on the hill, limiting Lake Mary to two hita in registering th* victory. something to talk about Sun-| eluding a grand slam, to pow. the Kansas City Athletics. day wheo he blasted a pair er the Red Sox to a 6-2 and The homers were the third Dick Stuart rediscovered of game-winning homers, In-13-1 double-header sweep over and fourth for Stuart and his the English language today. flrat aince April 28. It’s been a long alienee for TOMOKROW The Baltimore Orioles mov­ the Boston llugger, who would ed into a virtual tie for first not even open his mouth to V OT£ FOR place with Chicago io the sneeze in the last month. JoTrtfl “ Jimmy'* American League by sweeping Never slow lo tell the world Minnesota, 2-0 and 7-6. The of his triumphs, Dick was si­ White Sox dropped the second lenced by his own inability game to Washington, 8 0, af* to hit a baseball. ter taking the opener, 6-4. In a FIOR1DA DIMOCRAT" The man who smashed 66 By John Garcia field attcndanla doused the other games, lx * Angeles TWENTY-ONE QUALIFY homo runs at Lincoln (Neb.) United I'rrss International beat New York, 30, iu tho flames. INDIANAPOLIS— A total of In 1950 and another 43 with CHARLOTTE, N. C. CUM) first game with the Yankees 21 roadsters and 12 rear-en­ D E M O . N A T I O N A L Roberta, a 34-year-old rac­ the Red Sox last year, had a —Jim Paschal drove his 1964 railing to take the nightcap, gined machines qualified for paltry two to his credit after Plymouth to on easy victory ing veteran from Daytona COMMITTEEMAN B-S. tlie Indianapolis 500. more than a month of the cur­ Sunday in tha $112,000 World Beach, Fla., who had escaped Detroit defeated Cleveland, rent season. This along with 600 hut the sweet taste o f serious Injury in 17 previous 7-5. The second game at Cleve­ an anomic batting average success was loured by a specyears of raring, was In "very, land waa postponed by rain. kept Ibe big man wilh the big tucular three - car amashup very critical condition" with In the National, the Phillies ideas speechless. that left colorful Glenn (Fire­ Stuart finally snapped his ball) Roberta at th* brink of extensive burns over more moved into first place although ON 100 UKANDS dropping a 3-0 derision to Los Small coins added up to a slump and gavo himself drath. than half of his body. Angeles as the San Francisco healthy 8201.55 as tho stud­ A Charlotte Memorial Hos­ "Oh, my God, I’m on fire," Giants lost a doubleheader to ents at .Seminole High School Roberts cried out to Ford pital a p o k a a t n a n said hla Pittsburgh, 3-0 and 5-3. Cin­ chancea for aurvival would chipped In what they "could teammate Ned Jarrett who cinnati swept a twin bill from also wes involved In the "depend on how hla kidneys the Cubs, 6-5 and 12-4, the afford" to swell the Buddy hold up" and added that Rob­ ARCADE PACKAGE STORE wreck. "Help me Ned." Lawson Memorial Fund on Braves won two from St. Friday. Tho faculty elan add­ Jarrett, who managed to erta1 condition was such that Louis, 7-4 and 100, and in a OPEN D A IL Y — 9 A . M. - 6:15 P. M. 810 E. FIRST SANFORD crawl out of his car with only it was impossible to make any single night game Houston ed their contribution* in silver WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Results Saturday Night minor Injuries, pulled Roberts prognosis at this time. and "folding money." shut out the Meta, 5-0. Richard Potty o f Randlethrough a window o f his An intense drive that Is Ding wood 6 Sunland 2 burning car. Roberts' clothes man, who with Paschal form­ scheduled to close tomorrow Casselberry 8, Altamonte 6 (called, curfew) wrre a b l a z e , but quick acting ed (he one-two Plymouth night I* aimed at making the punch, made the dey com­ STANDINGS ' fund for the memorial ut the plete for Chrysler by followpopular Warrior athlete climb Altamnnte ............ ....... 5 ing hla teammate across tha to $3,000 according to Bill Casselberry ......... finish line, four lap* o ff the Lovelace who has been spear­ Sunland ................ ....... 3 pace. It was tha best Plyheading the effort. Longwood ............ ....... 3 Results Friday inouih show sine* Petty won In nddition to a plaque that Rear Lake ............ liocomotlve Engineers 4 Hunt the Daytona 600. will he Installed at the en­ N. Orlando ........... ------ I IJncoln-Mercury 0 The world’s largest stock trance to the field and trark Games Tonight Hunt ono o o o -o 0 1 car race, witneaaed by a rec­ area, the committee expects Sunland -vs- Casselberry, Engineer* 000 004—4 3 1 ord erowd o f 68,000 at tha sufficient donation* to fence p.m. WP—David Lee (5-1), LP — Charlotte Motor Speedway, in the apace, add light* that Park ( M ) waa worth 60,000 chickens to will make night track meet* HR------ Mik* RiCharde, Engi­ Pnechel. He" explained be bed possible and In other ways neers, third of year planned to purchase 30,000 iM-aulify the athletic field. STANDINGS chickens for ■ commercial Dedication la act for b* Rraulta Friday W L venture but after pocketing Team tween halves In the Intra George's • Sanford Atlantic 5 .........12 2 flrat prise money of $24,555, Hunt Lln-Mer . squad football game Wednes­ Atlantic 000 014-5 7 2 Loco. Engineers . . . . . . 10 4 "I though Pd make It 60,000." day afternoon, Lovelace said George's Oil 112—6 7 2 7 Chase . . . . . . . . . _____7 WP—Jimmy Sheffield (1-1), First Federal . HI M •* 41 8 Laker To Headline LP—Hickson (0 8) Standard Oil .. ......... 0 14 STANDINGS Gama Today Stetson Clinic Team W h Hunt Lln-Mer at Chis* DELAND — Rod Hundley, Navy ............................ 12 2 former West Virginia Uni George's ....................... 7 7 4:30 Bay Avenue Park Results Friday Saturday vcralty All-American and aix- Florida Stale Bank . . . 6 8 No g im ci scheduled ysar player with tha Los AnSTANDINGS Perfection Dairy . . . . . A fi gels* Inkers o f the National w L Team Sanford Atlantic ........... 4 10 Basketball Association, wilt 18 1 Kings wood Game Today headline a rllnic scheduled Longwood . . . . . . . . e 4 Sanford Atlantic at Florida hero on July 18 designed for McRsncy ......... . . . . . . . 7 8 Slate Bank players o f all ages. Wilson Maler .............. T 8 4:30 at Ft. Mellon Park Results Sunday Stetson basketball roach e 7 Toronto 11 Rochester 4, lit Glenn Wltkea, who will direct Florida State Bank . . . e T Rochester 2 Toronto 0, 2nd Ut* clinic program, laid that Robbs Construction .. s ■ Syracuse 4 Buffalo 2, 1st players throughout the state uso .................. e 13 Syracuse 6 Buffalo 4, 2nd were invited to the demon­ Games Today Tram W 1, Prl. CB Richmond 4 Atlanta 3, 1st stration rllnic which will be Wilson Maier at Kingtwood Ft. Lau'dale 23 11 .676 held at th* new DcLand High Atlanta 3 Richmond 2, 2nd Lakeland 22 13 .629 IV* 7 :» School gymnasium. Jacksonville 4 Columbus 2 Fla. St. Bank at McRaney 8:45 Daytona B. 21 14 .600 2V* Other coaches to be featur­ at Ft. Mellon Park St. Pe'burg 21 13 .583 3 ed on the program are 17 17 .500 A Charles "le fty " Drlesell of Sarasota Tampa 15 t l .417 9 D a v i d s o n , Bob Davla o f WINS YONKERS 13 23 .343 1114 Georgetown, and Jo* Starting Miami Result* Sunday YONKERS, N. Y. — Buddy takas than more placas— ovar s span of mora yaara then any ordinary car. Fishing 8 23 .242 14V* o f Apopka High B e h u o l . Orlando Ed*ten of Sioux Falla, S.D., ap oia? Tha more remote the better. Hunting aiteaT Way beyond the reach of road* Asheville 3 Charlotte 1 Drlesell will demonstrate o f­ Chattanooga 5 Macon 2 woo tha Yookera marathon to SOCCER UPSET fensive and defensive tech­ earn a berth on tha U, S. Whet'e more, when you own e 'Jeep' Unlversel you suddenly find dozens of usee you NEW YORK (U P I)— Harry Knoxville 7 Columbus 2 niques, Sterling will guide hla Baehra and Uwe Sreler each Birmingham 8 Lynchburg I Olympic loam. never thought of beforol See the 'Jeep' Universal et your 'Jeep' deeler'e. Avsilsble Apopka High School team ■cored ■ goal to lead Ham­ io p end ana pickup p ic K u p box. d o i. with herd top or convertible top. Fully enclosed or with half top through ■ 40-mlnuta practice burg of Germany to ■ 2-0 up­ exhiblUng basic akilla, and set victory over Liverpool of Wheelbases up to 101*. It's the reel McCoy. Davla will lecture briefly on England Sunday in « 01-da V M M S A T H I, FO W M K rU L, V IR T U A L L Y IH D g t T M U C T IB L t correct rebounding methods. K a i m k r jeep c o m m a r a t i o n gree host before 13,000 fan* at Randall's Island Stadium. tee your 'Jeep* dealer and Uke a demonstration drive today, BREAKS SWIM MARK DORTMUND, G a r m a n y OPEN TRAINING CAMP (U P I)—West Germany’s Hans NEW YORK (U P I)— Dan JoJachlra Klein broke tha Florlo, Floyd Patterson's new world 200 mstar freestyle rec­ manager, flaw to Stockholm ord Sunday whan bs clocked on Sunday night along with 500 E. Second St. Sanford, Florida 322-7542 on* minute, 58.2 seconds at threa iparmates o f tha ex Tuesday 9 p. an. FREE BABY the West Germany indoor champion In order to open ■ AIR CONDITIONED SITTING SERVICE Channel • swimming championship*. training ramp. n Martin I.adec UPI Sports Writer Roberts' Condition Serious After Crash g It l g 9 • JAM ES For Students Add To Lawson Fund SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! South Seminole Senior League r; FARRELL’S ■\ Little National Little American Men's league International League Florida State Southern League Yet, because they have the 4 -wheel drive fam ily car that's built stronger to last longer. ThaJeep univ«r«ai Jeep PLENTY OF OPEN LANES T O N IG H T ! JET LANES CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP "IBE D8MT8SI STOW il �ffc It ■ »% : * Cook's Pizza Pitch Lands Him In Court V I C O EQUENSE, Italy jar* fighting It out In court fasrlnatad neapalltana. (D PI) — Two plrra conks |in plagiarism rose that ha« The battla hatween Luigi Dell'Amura and Antonio Imperato started when linperato, a newcomer to lha neigh­ borhood, opened • restaurant nest itoor to Dell'Amura1* Gee Emma Both Cooper. MAV !!, l*M and put up a big aign read­ Inez Knowles, tdunie lav. An­ ing: ’*!’ •*/• by III* Kil<>Admissions 1’ aula M, Baker, Elizabeth nie Huth Wright. Carol 1*. and ometer." Johnson, Franc** E. Ahr* in*, Haby Boy Hoffman, Hetty and That, Dell’ Amura tald, was Herman L. Yatca, Clara Add. Baby Girl Barley, Hose and *b*melrsa plagiarism. Hit own inattin. J im n Nelson, Glenn Baby Girl Varvel, all of San­ pi*i», renowned for It* length, Miller, Thom a* Bill *11 of ford; Shanm and Baby Boy has long been hllleil «* " P it ­ Sanford; Uoyd B. Lindsey, Grohove, Osteen; Harry Hunt­ ta by the meter" and he e v ­ Chrlatopher Konlg. lamia Ton- er, Pellary: I.aura Mae Ho­ en had th# nama patent'd ini, DeBary; Bert V. Christy. ward, l/mgwood: Dorothy Ma- with the Industry *nd ComlV ltoni; Georgian B u s h tiazeV, North Orlando;—Bi» i merr* Ministry. Illeka, 1,ake Monroe longwoixt Imperato »»id a meter I* MAY ISM l)h d )ir| M nun thing and a kilometer is Admlasluni Heim GUchrlal, Joann* Har­ Dell'Amura nett. Tommy Ckvtoo, Mark Barbara Anna Biirnb*m. An­ another. Whal Johnson, Walter K. Brown, nie Itone Clements, Mary patented was th* metar, not Victoria Bronlcs. Erma Kelley, Jennings Harlow.', Emma June the kilometer. Nonsense, Dell'Amura said. William Kilt*. Baby Girl Du­ ('handler, Betty Pryor lltnes, pree, Dorothy M arol Haby William Kills, Saddle lee, Al­ First o f all, th« word kilo­ liirl Ilogon. Juan* V. and len Dodson, *11 of Sanford; meter on Impeinto's sign was B»by Boy Bnrgerd. Elizabeth Katherine l,a\endor, IVHary; divided in two so U could he Johnuui all ■>/ Sanford, Mary Allen P. l.*wTenee, Chuluota; rend ‘‘KiloMeter" and bs tak­ and Baby Hoy ('amp, kllma; Ann lou i»e Moore, txingwnod; en to mean “ Pitta by th* Mary and Baby Girl Holtz, WaiHia Motm, l»ake Mary; Kllogiam and M eter” Ijongivood, .Iran Loaiza, Ur- Carrol Simpson, Frederick Secondly, who ever heard Heek. Casselberry; of pizta on* kilometer long 7 Undo; llalph T. Spotl.v, IV Jasper M»ry Ann Branton, le.ro y It take* Dell'Amura a lot of B*ry. Mark Griffin, A l t a m o n t e loving ear*, family know how M A T M . 1»*4 Springs. Admissions and an extra big oven to mak* Birth* Dorothy le r , Dora the* Flk pitta a few motel* long. So in*. John Wright. Keith Aiev Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, if luiperalo talked about kitander, Edward Stout, Dr hr* Haby Hoy, Longwood, Mr. and uineteia, he was a liar, Dell'Ureal tlranton. Baby McWluirter, D»vld Deckle, Mrs A-enra said Charles Hanks. Ilcb* McUI- Girl, Altamiwite Spring* (A meter Is the equivalent Discharges lan, Sun Hendon, *11 of San­ of 1.01*4 yards; a kilometer is ford; William T, Joyce, IV Cliarle* Hanks, David Dekte, (Mbit mile.I llary: GeraUHne Jack-on Harry J Cramer, Carolyn W Imperato said the kilometer Tampa; Erm* Jamison, San Adams Lawrence K. Starling, shouldn't ha taken literally. Dan Fielder. Mauri re A ford. F.vana, Worth Y*tee, Caroi The Vico Equrntm rnurt will Birth* Mr find Mr-, Ch.vriea Hugh. ami Haby Hoy Paige, Is-slte shortly ruin on th* eas*. In Doll'Aniurn's favor Is Carolyn anil Haby Hoy NraH.diy Girl, l.ongnuod snutli, all of Sanford; Thro- Ins long familv tradition. Ill* Discharge* James Nelson, Thoma* Ball, dsvrc W. Hiring. John P. Con­ fnthrr, Antonin, long ago Haul* M. Baker, Wanda nolly, Pellary; Helen Onv linked pitta at hom* — tha Keen, Juanita Harold, Unda kams, Deltona; Olg* Johnson, restaurant then didn't *tlst in the family's most daring White. Deb'rwv* Walden Me nrookline, Mas*. Hospital Notes dream* —■ and peddDd It In th* atreeta to eltltena and tnurlati fdttl* l.ulgl helped hi* mother prepar* the dough and rut th* parsley and mottaralla rhe*s* that w*nt Into th* pittas. l.ulgl later went Into huntness on his own and saved enough money to open til • restaurant with th# help of two brothers and two slattts and of hla wlfa. Conceit*. Kiv* of th* couple's seven children are now helping out in th# pitta huaitiraa. The slsth, l.urla, la a student, and th* seventh, Fr*nr*sco, ap­ propriately la a law ver an I ran help with anm* legal advii a on tha meter kilometer halt]*. Mrs. Fansfer Dies Sunday Word was received by rel­ atives .Sunday of the death of Mrs. S.ililr Pansier, widow of Maine Pansier of WinstonSalem, N, C. Mr*. Fansler had been a visiter in Sanford and was the alster of the late Thomas A. Ilulner. Funeral arrviee* will he held Tuesday in Winston-Salem. Johnson Aims ‘Better Life’ Plea To Youth AVN ABBnn, Mlrh. O T P —- President Johnson a a k t il ytviing people last week to help build a "great aoctety" by re­ storing American ettlri, pre serving natural beauty and Improving Ilia quality of rd sebbiom u i c h i i i m i uratinn. “HtUteUft omr Tli* CtiM E i m w Hvw prom- Uid to assembl* th* "host thought and broadeM knmiledge from all over the world" fnr a series of conference* aimed at ehartlng a eour** to­ ward a better Ilf*. Johnson aaid in a *p**rh prepared tor graduation **• erciso at the University of Michigan that new methods of federal-local cooperation — "creativ* festeralism"—muat ho found to attack pressing social problem*. k tonAwg $11995 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia *22-1 RBI >v; i; r'i MlW (.-'iBafi*l , .1 i :. jv • k m r i’ * ■ is-'-v, GOVERNOR 1*1/ i / i r T ' ■ • Burns Means Business • Proven Progress • Best Qualified W HILE D RIVIN G YOUR CAR ON TUESDAY - ELECTION DAY B U R N Y O U R LIGHTS FO R B U R N S ' T H IS W ILL IN D IC A T E T H A T YOU ARE V O T IN G HAYDON FOR — BURNS A N D REM IN D OTHERS TO DO THE SAME. Seminole County Headquarters — 117 K. Fir«t S t , Sanford — Phone 322-7428 FOR GOVERNOR HAYDON m w • £><|<I h r ( ‘ ••1 it it il \>l HE Pr k i •- �'• rfl r’ npe 8 — May 25, 1904 I m lt Mrs. Arolyn True Entertains BP Bridal Reception Tea Honors Miss Kay Ivey H m entire lobby o f the ex­ clu de* Mayfair wai tramformed Into • picturesque foyer l i lt Friday afternoon as MO goasts called during the appointed hours at an elabor­ ate bridal reception tea hon­ oring Mlaa Kay Ivey, popular bride-elect o f Ronald Lindsey. Each of the round marble top coffee tables held floral arrangements o f gardenias, magnolias and red and white glads Interspersed with fern, with a profusion of greenery adorning the entire reception area. Two banquet tables, placed at angles before the water fountain, were overlaid with imported while damask cov­ erings, featuring Intricate hand cutwork detail, and cen­ tered with antique ailver can­ delabra bolding white candlca and a single white archld. The refreshing fruit punch, float­ ing a heart-shaped ice mold containing yellow and white flowers, was served from two crystal bowls. Antique silver trays and compotes h e l d dainty lea sandwiches, petit fours, Individual miniature cakes, nuts,- canrtie? a n d cookies formed In floral and wedding bell design. Between the two tables, an over-sited cupid figurine held an artistic arrangement of magnolia and white plumbago centered with a miniature bride and groom, tinder a horse shoe fashioned from pearla. The bride-elect, radiant In a lovely turquoise sheer em ­ broidered orgsnxa with maleh-I the honoree, and Mra. Edwin ing accessories, was present- |Lindsey, mother of the pros­ ed a beautiful orchid corsage pcctivc bridegroom, were also by the hostesses. presented orchid corsages. Mrs. John I'.ey. mother of The charming and gracious hostesses for Hie tea were i of 4 and 5 p m , were Mrs. W. Mrs. Dale Scott, Mrs. John g . Fleming of Tsvsrcs and Crawford and Mra. Earl Hig- \„ „ Rupcrt strlck,Bnd ginbotham. Mrs. Fincher McDaniel and Pouring between the hours Mrs. Harry Woodruff served from 3 to 6 p m. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Hugh Truluck and Mrs. Clarence Powell. The Misses Linda Spencer, Helen Mann, Myra Micks and Daly nil Kay Scott served us junior hostesses. Out of town guests included Mrs. Silss Johnson, .Mayport; Mr*. Clyde T c r w i l l i g c r , Starke, and Mrs. E l a i n e Adams and Mrs. E. C. Wald­ heim from Maitland. Marriage Rites Unite Couple In DeBary Women's Club Members o f the Sanford Business e n d Professional Women's Club were enter, tained recently with a cov­ ered dish supper in Lake Mary at the home c f the president, Mr*. Arolyn True. LISA 01)11AM, 10 year oltl daughter o f Mr. nnri Mrs. Ilrnilcy Orihnm o f Orlando will appear in a piano recital presented by the Tolnr School o f Music on Sunday, May 31, at the Sanford W om ­ an’s Club. Lisa hna been a pupil o f Mary E. Tolnr Nanre fo r tbo past fou r years and will be featured with the other talented pupils o f Mrs. Nance. Crump-Grenz Vows Repeated Mrs. L. H. Halgh of Gem Lake. Dcllary, announces the p.m. st the Grace naplisl By Donna Estes marriage of her daughter, .Miss Iliitli Ann Crump, Church of Orlando will) tbc Virginia H. Lock ward, of Es­ sex Falls, N. J., to George daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Alfred Pratt performing H. Miller of New Jersey, on John U. Crump of I»ngwood, tbc double ring ceremony. The church wa* decorated Saturday, May HI, at her Mra. Dale S cott; MIhb Ivey, Mm. John Ivey, TH E EX CLU SIVE M A Y F A IR INN w u h the 1became the bride of Herbert with a profusion of camaborne on Madera Road. mother o f the honoree, and Mrs. Edwin L. Lindttccne o f nn clnbornte brirlnl reception ten hon­ Attendants at live ceremony Christian Cron* Jr., o f Mor­ lions, Erovncry and candel­ «ey, mother o f M I hb Ivey’s, fiance, Ronald Lindoring bride-elect, M I hb Sully Kny Ivey, Inst were Miss Rennie Lockwnrd, ris, N. Y., on May 10 at 7 abra. itcy. Thunulny. From the left nre hoHteascn, Mrn. daughter of the bride, and (Herald Photo) Eurl Higginbotham, Mm. John Crawford and George Miller Jr., son of tbc groom. The ceremony wa* per­ formed by Judge Albert D. Williams of DeRary. A small reception wav held at the home following the Barbara Watson was guest i noon feslivilics were the i Santiago, Joy Duggar, Jcnnl-| Jackson, Myra Meeks, Car ceremony for the members - Wn-n- . i . most elaborate MIssca Anne Aiken, Joyce fer Thompson, Audrey Peck- ole ntomas, (Jay Hunt, Ilettc of the family and u few and delightful graduation par-1sllcpar<1’ JiI1 W e,,» 1>0rmi Icr - Susie IUIback, Sharon |Hoyea and Honey Childs. guests. HIBISCUS CIRCLE ty given by Mra. William Oy- f '} f f The couple will reside in The Hibiscus Circle of tlic tor Jr. la her lovely P*rk Sanford Garden Club met al New Jersey. tbc home nf Mrs. Russell Dal­ Ridge bom*. las, 1500 Riverside Dr., New l t n . Donald Soderblom wai Smyrna Reach, an Friday, •o-bMteaa and Mra. Robert May 8, for its meeting and Watoon assisted. covered dish luncheon. Tba refreshment table was Mrs. Dallas was assisted by overlaid with an antique Mrs, Charles Morrison and white Imported cloth. The eye­ Mrs. Dick Mc(.aulin. catching centerpiece held red Tltc meeting wna opened and white miniature mums Mr. and Mrs. J. L. (Jimmy with a prayer by Mrs. Spen­ adorned by a graduate doll, cer. Eighteen members were and Claudia) Klytlie and Mr. with lighted rad tapered can­ and Mr*. J. (Jerry and Car­ present. dles on althar aid*. Coke Mr*. Jonci read nn article ol) McCabe spent tbc past floats war* served from a on conservation and preserva­ weekend on Grand Bahama crystal punch bowl. The tion of the turtle, relating to Island In the Bahama*. MR. AN D MRS. H ERBERT C. GHENZ Jit. dainty Util* sandwiches, cook­ Since tills was Carol’s first how to protect them and their ie* and butter mints were of eggs so they will not become (light, the trip from West tha d a is co lo n , red and extinct, and also the penalty Palm Reach was quite an ad­ whit*. for taking their eggs for sale. venture, as was their slay at Mrs. Oyler had each of the Mrs. Fahey gave a report the Jack Tar Country Club. guaata sign an autograph (log, The Illytbes and McCabes on the building committee, which She presented to the shopping In the and ways and means on how rn joyed honoree, along wltli a gener­ to raise more money for the quaint native markets and ous gift cerlllicat* and a swimming In the O lym pic- size lly Frances Wester enport where his guests were building fund. ah arm. pool, tbc largest In the Atlan­ Stephen Sassman, y o u n g hiding. They gave It to him Mrs. Spencer gave a report Another table with a lovely MRS. W ILLIAM O YLER was Imutemt at her lovoly Dark Ridge home to sun of Mr. and Mrs. Charles when on the recent flower show and tic Ocean. they shouted "Sur­ eenterpleoa of red and while a graduation tea recently honoring M I hb Ilarhnra Wutann. At left nre Sassman, of Lake Mary, was thanked the circle for Its par­ spring flowers held beautiful­ prise." Steve was a little stun­ M I hb Watson, honoree, M rs. Oyler, hoxtesH, Mrs. Susan Soderblom, coguest of honor at a surprise ticipation In making it a suc­ ly wrapped gift* for each hosteHB and Mm. Robert Watson, m other o f the honoree. birthday party In celebration ned for a few minutes, but cess, graduate attending the party. of Ids seventh birthday, given soon joined In with the laugh­ The Hibiscus members re­ LUtto Mia# Sally Oyler had ul the homo of Ilia parents ter and chatter. ceived IB blue, IT red, five tha pleasure of passing out After singing the tradition­ recently. yellow and and one award of th* gifts which wore diploma Happy Birthday song, While Steve went shopping al merit rlbboni on their entries charms. for bis mother, Ids friends ga­ blowing out the candles on Uiu In the show. Thost enjoying the afterthered at his home to surprise cake, and opening the gifts, Due* were collected for the By Mr*. Adam Muller Idm on his return. When all were treated to cake and coining year. Refreshment* o f miniature The Either Circle o f the Steve opened Use door ho ice cream aodai. A graduation Coke party The circle presented Mrs. honoring Norma Whlllern was sandwiches, assorted cookies, Then a big surprise was in Charles Morrison will) a love­ WSCS of the PeHury Com­ spied the birthday cake and The Jaycee Wive* recently held recently at the home of chips, dips and do nuta were McthndiiU Church all tlie gifts, but the biggest store for all of the children. ly bird bath for her 30th wed­ munity hejd a covered dish luncheon M rs. Ashby Jones on Elm held a luncheon at the De­ surprise waa behind the dav- 3!rs. Sassman took them to served. The CokeF weriTIefv^ at the home of Mra. Lawrence ding -anniversary. Avenue, with Mra. Blake Saw­ nary Restaurant. the movies. New committees were aped from a red lawn cart, titl­ Skates In Altamonte Springs. yer, Mrs. Rudy Sloan and The leader, Mra. Herman Those helping Steve cele­ liointcd and luncheon reserva­ Each member brought one Mrs. Jim Prgott serving ai ed with Ice, brate his birthday wero Keith tions for thu main meeting Stum was honored on her T h e hostesses presented of h e r specially recipes, co-hastcetre. By Mra. Clarence Snyder birthday at the luncheon. A Abell, James Polk, Charles were made. Norma with an appropriate which Included veal pic, 'Die party wus held in the Domdey, Lean and Hill Bar­ Mra. Clarence Snyder re­ The resignation of Mra. H. large sparkling enke wa* gift, as a memento of the o c­ round roast, chicken and rice, beautiful yard of the Jouca ley, Danny Daugherty and brought to tha table for the W. Seller who had to resign cently entertained a group of brown rice, chef’a salad, home, with colorful flowers casion. Timmy Cooper. Guesta were the Misses green beats*, lemon p i e , due to tiie ill health of her guest of honor to cut. friandi at a demonstration encircling the patio and a red Guests were Mra. Charles husband wa* accepted. Cent Wheatland, Maria Row­ cheesecake, mirahmilparty at her horns. swing beneath t h a simile Mra. Donald M. King and Creaaey, president of the De­ land, Myra Mecka, Shirley Mrs. E. S. Miller and Mrs. law lime chiffon pie, poppy KING'S Attending were Mrs. Thel­ trees. Steed, Carol Samuel, Carol seed cake and home made Mra. Francia At. Lucckcr nary WSCS, Mra. Cecil N. V. G. Law will aerve as coB E A U TY SALON ma Lewis, Mrs, Betty Snyder, The aerving table was cov­ were welcomed as new mem­ Ogg, wife o f the pastor, nnd Oxford, Susan Deal, Marilyn rolla. hoiictaca at a combination Over Roumitlat'a Drug Mlaa Alice Stewart and Mrs. ered with a red and white bers. Mrs. King was a circle Mra. Adam Muller from tha Hunt, Jill West, Ann Mahan, tra nnd splash party honor­ Members and guests attend­ Otto McDaniel from Sanford. checked cloth and was cen­ —- Special — member In North Carolina, Ruth Circle. Sandy Slayton, Susan Drown, ing were Mrs. Dave Berrien, ing the Gray Ladies at the Also Mrs. H aul Gllhuly, tered with a beautiful ar­ 110 Cold Wave Peggy Grier, Judy Lavender Mrs. W. T. Cavanaugh, Mrs. and Mrs. Lucckcr is a life Law home on Silver Lake, Mrs, Frank George, Mrs. rangement nf glorious lilies. Complete Permanent and the honoree1* mother, James McKee, Mrs. Bud Fo­ member of live National Fed­ Charles Glblln, Mrs. John A clever miniature rod tree A tip for e flaming dessert Friday, May 20, from 3 to eration of Garden Clubs from Mrs. Harold Whittern. » 5 . °0 ley, Mra. Jack Ludwig, Mra. Jurss, M ri. Mary Barmhadt was placed on the (able, masterpiece from Meadow 5 p.m. Niles, III. Larry Outlaw, Mrs. Hanunond Reacrvutlone a h o u 1 d be adorned with beauty Item* Haircut 91.00 and Mrs. Nick Pfclfauf. The meeting was followed Gold kltehene: Dip a cube of such as comb, rollers, clips, Shampoo & Set 31.50 When washing woodwork Polk, Mra. Tom Price, Mra. by the covered dish luncheon, sugar in lemon extract. Put made no later than Tueeday, No Appointment Nee. scissors, etc., since Norma hold a cookie sheet against llerachet Powell, Mra. Philip with the next meeting to be the cube nn the top o f a scoop May 2fl, with Mra. Nopper at Open Eves By AppL anticipate* entering beauty wallpaper to avoid splashing Skates, Mra. Don Smith and held Oct. B. of Ice cream end ignite Just 322-726K or Mre. Mnrazita at Ph. 323-9838 Mra, Garnett White. school In the fall. 322-8728. and welting. before serving. Graduation Tea Fetes Miss Watson Dining table* were set up In the spacious F’.orld* room and the menu consisted of an a s s o r t m e n t o f casserole dishes, minds and desserts, served buffet style. Guest* were the Mmes. Mnrjorle Cownn, Valerie Col­ bert, Ruth Warren, Ruth Cummings, Harriet Slnwter. and Margaret Gunns. Miss Adrienne Waits and Mr». Helen Thompson wer# guests fro i Orlando. An Orlen. lien meeting was conducted by Mis* Waite following tha buffet. fyaJidsw QbisdfiA Sanford Couples Enjoy Weekend On Grand Bahama Stephen Sassman Celebrates Seventh Birthday A t Party Traditional wedding music was furnished by Mrs. Ruby Townes with Gene Everett and Barbara Hagcrson featur­ ed in a duct. The bride, given In marri­ age by her father was lovely in a white Chantilly floor length gown featuring a scab loped neckline and pointed wrist length sleeves with a lace rhapcl train. She carried a while Bible, centered with a white orchid. Miss Kathy Abraham serv­ ed as maid nf honor and was gowned In pink satin and carried a carnation bouquet. Jerry Fug.it served as best man and ushers were Thomas Italliff and John Fry. Tho bride's mother was at­ tired In green and blue print with beige accessories and tier corsage wa* of carna­ tions. The groom's mother choa# a beige print dross with car­ nation corsage. 3lrs. LcRoy Groves and Mrs. Charles Kccsllng assist­ ed at the reception following the wedding in Fellowship Hall of the church. Following a wedding trip to Ft. Lauderdale, Mr. and Mrs. Grcnz are residing at 173 Evergreen Avenue in Long wood. FOR THE GRADUATE Esther Circle Norm a Whittern Is Guest O f Honor At A Coke Party T h e Jaycee Wives O f DeBary W SCS Sponsor Covered Has Luncheon Dish Luncheon Mrs. Snyder -Hosts A Party __ For Friends T h e Gray Ladies Will Host Party This Friday W EDDING C O M IN G UP? wa outfit th* men In tha party, eerraclly . . . , rraafortably. South Seminole NOTICE ANNOUNCING FRIG1DAIRE W EEK — BEGINNING M A Y 14 WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTALS — BALES Open F rt Nights H o lt M L MIN* WIAR m Magnolia Sanford ' Phone *22-1533 Storewide Frigidaire SALE 8 Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 111 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring HATS BUMMER PASTE LB — WHITES AND — PANAMA STRAWS Personals Mrs. W. A. (Kay) Vleta of 114 Alhambra Ave. la For­ est City has returned to her homo from Winter Park Hos­ pital, where aba was hospital­ ised IASS GIFTS — GALORE 2523 P A R K D R. OPEN WED. P. M. AND FRI. N1TE SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. let ft Haaford Ave. 322-1821 322-8432 • Silver • Necklaces • Earrings • Bracelets • Purses FOR THE BO Y: • Watches AND JUNE URIDES • C uff Links • Lighters • Identification Bracelets GRADUATE indium Fashions • Watches • Tie Tacks CON SUM US 1 OH YDllH d iD W S l A T H E G IR L : FOR GRADU ATES GIFTS FOR THE BOY OR GIRL FROM FOR • Key Chains — BY — • FABERGE • CHANEL • ARDEN Flemings Gifts - Cards - Hooka 210 E. First St. • LAN VIN KADER • SHULTON • D AN A T O U C H T O N 'S REXALL DRUG Jewelers "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" 112 S. P A R K A V E . COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-2363 �i* *■ ' H ITiir (b s u a h O bbq • DEAR ABBY: 1 love flower*. For many year* tny tulip* har* taken priaaa. Last year *om* new neighbor* moved to the north of u*. They keep chicken*. But their chicken* ara not cooped up or fenced in to keep them on their own property so every morning those chic­ kens head right for my bulbs. Bo fa r I have had about 9300 worth o f fins Imported bulb* serntchrd up. I don’t want to fence in my property because It will ruin the looks o f it; neither do I want to start a feud with my neighbor*. Have you any suggestions? LOVES FLOWERS asked me how I could have stayed away from my child at a time tike that. She said nothing in the world could hnre kept HER away if it had hern her child. She hurt me terribly when •ha eald that. Abby, I have small children at beme and no one to leave them with, and thing* be­ yond my control made ft impossible for m* to go to the hospital that day. Did I do wrong? nU RT • • • DEAR ABB Y: When a child must go to tha hos­ pital for a tonsillectomy operation and ths mother Is unabla to go, Isn't it all right fo r tha fathar to ba there Instead T A friend of mine, right out of tha biua, • • DEAR ABBY: My daugh­ ter's girl friend has asked my daughter and four other girl* to be her bridesmaid*. She made it clear thut rnrh girl was expected to pay fer her own gown. The bride and her mother pick­ ed out the gowns without asking nny o f the bridesmsids for an opinion about price. Both my daughter and I were shocked when we found out how much ths gowns cost. This bride has very expensive tastes, which she herself esnnot afford. I think If the brid* wants htr bridesmaids to wear auch expensive gowns, ths should pay for Qcu&by Hers Is a hand that I first ran across around 1035 or '36. It la a rather tricky problem hand. The quritlun is: Can South make his normal three no-trump contract against perfect defense! Declarer can count three cluh tricks, three diamond tricks, two hearts and a spade provided that he ran get them all in. A moderate amount o f study will show that one or mayba two duck plays ara necessary. Thus, whan spades are played, It is essential that South 1st East’s quean bold the first apad* trick In order to shut out Wast'a low spadtt. I f hearts art played, it is necessary to duck the second heart lead ao a t to shut out East's fourth heart It wouldn't take a good •M ( I ) C ft a n n n a w e w s r e e m (I) Nswsllns lit* ( I ) Ms s i c M i m e s i s U Sport* • l M (|) Weattitr Sill ( I ) W ia th s r III* ( « ) W alter Crenklte <l> N a a tle y -O rla k isr Oua W ill T ravst TiM ( I ) H svs <•> Digest < l) Cans a r * r T n sst*r 111* ( H M ondar Hite At The M evlee ( I ) T* T ell T h e Truth ( I ) O uttr Lim its *:»• ( I ) I'vs Oot A Esevel t ;!« ( I ) w s * o n Train ( t ) The L u er Ehew *:** <»> D annr Thosaaa CLIMATIC INFLUENCE Climate bas a strange influ­ ence on vegetation In Africa's Ruwcrtori Mountains. Pars­ ley pjanU grow at tall ai nine feat and heather trees aoar to height* of 90 feet la tha uatituil eliaute on lb# mountain slopes. SANFORD Ryau’M atsrfy arrivtd. looUnf lor Ur* Msrttt shows, ths tut Fists le sat, a wsskend men. Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 00700, Los Angels*, Calif., P0069. For a personal reply, enclose a ■tamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • For Abby'* h o a k 1 * t , "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,' send 50 een»« to Abby, Box 60700, Lot An­ geles, Calif., 00009. OntBhidqsi NORTH *973 ¥ A 65 II * 3042 * AJ4 WEST EAST * A 1010 4 *Q 3 ¥J72 ¥01043 • J75 * A0 *05 * 109732 SOUTH <!)) * KJ3 ¥ K 08 « K Q 10 3 *KQ0 No one vulnerable Soalh West North East 1N.T. Pas* 2 N.T, Pa*« 9 N T. Pass Pas* Puss Opening lead— * 0 bridge ptnycr long to ste all this. A fter a while he might even be cajoled Into betting that ho rouid make the hand. At that point tha trap would be aprung, since perfect de­ TELEVISION MONDAY P. M. DEAR MOTHER: Since the price o f the gown la more than twice what your daughter would ordinarily spend on a gown, 1 think she would show good judg­ ment to decline the "hnncr." • • • C O N F ID E N T I A L TO •*E": If you let a man know that you believe him to he faithful, It will help to keep him that way. Call a man a cheat and you give him ideas. • • • TONIGHT ItM (4) A r if G riffith Show Holly ollywood and lb* (I) H n isrs Hide (i> Utsnklng Point (II Last aid*— West ■id# (I) Kmtnr Awards 11:40 (I) News (II Hswallns H ill IS) ■ports Final (I ) T h tstrr o f ths Htara H ill (l) To n il! Show (I) Movli 11:41 <)> T h ! L a i! Show TUESDAY A. M. S:0# 1:11 « :!» 1:10 1:11 VU* (I) (4) II) (II (I) (I) (!) t i ll (ti Sign OB Bunihln! Almanao Farm Ilip ort W orld Civilisation Collsga at tha Air Today W aka Cy Movlaa Farm M arktt Ha- » !« <2> First Im prsM len 1:14 ID F a th -r K now s lien (l> HaarTk far Tam arrow (D Truth or C o n n qu sn ett 11:41 ID Ouldlnx U g h l 1 00 III lllrl Talk ID liacem ber Ilrlda O r Nswa t i l l II) H|.ecl»|— LL t i l l III Aa Tha W orld Turaa ID MI'l-Kla. News ID H clinci 1 141 ID 1-afftlm ! 1:0* ID Passw ord (D Ann Mnqtharu 1:11 ID Art t.inklattar III Hay In Court III Th* D octors 1:*) 16 ) To T ell T h ! Truth f t ) L orstta Tnung ( D aanaral senapllal 1:10 ( « ) Ths Fdpa o f N ltht <D Quaoa Far A Day (!) ( I ) Htatt Ntwa aad W sattitr M S (I ) Today ( I ) P ra -lrh o o l ria n a la e T: d0 ( I ) Countdown Now* 7 . ( i ( I ) M ick ey '! 0 "» p » l T im ! • ( I ) M lcksy Rvana Show I :M (I) Captain Kanaarn* li H (SI W aalhar aad Haw* I r t l ID Today (l> ca rtsa vltla II) l.am pi of I.earatsa S O" 13) D ivuret Court ID Haarclsa D l l (D llo m p ir it no m ID (lain Htorm III!* ID Hay Whan III Si.unl.h Leiaona ID Mlko W alU ra Nows 14:1" ID W ard fur W on ! ( I I I L oti Lucy ID 1'rlca In Illgtit 11 ;U0 III Joi>|>nrity (II (lot Tha Ma*aag11:00 I t ) Th# MeCoya 1 1 .an 1*1 M l.alng I.Inks i d l*ei! A. (iU d ra T ou D o n 't 4A dGqhRqhJtA (4) Laav* tt T e 7:30 9:30 p.m. Monday Night Movie. "Count Your Bleuings." (Color) (Rerun) Deb­ orah Kerr, Rouano Rrmil and Maurice Chevalier ntar in this 1950 sophiiticaied com ­ edy about an English woman who Ji unhappily wed to a Frenchman. Besides her husband'a penchant for eyeing beautiful girls, a precocious son play* one parent against the other. 7:308:30 p.m. ABC. Older Limit*. “ TTie Min Who Was Never Born." (Rerun) This is a pretty atandard plot for science fiction buffs, but it's well treated and uses trick pliolography for much of its effect. About an astronaut who finds that earth has been devastated in the 2*Jnd cen­ tury and returns, with a mon­ strous mutation of the future, to the 20th century to attempt to alter the course of (he fu­ ture. 8:30-9 p.m. The Lucy Show. Part I. (Rerun) Fairly funny. This 1* a reverse twist on the mistaken Identity bit. Lucy (Lucille Uull) Is In a spot. She brags that Elbe] Merman l* a personal friend; ion Jerry insist! flic get her for his boy scout show. At tho bank, Lucy secs a woman who Inoki like Ethel and bogi her lo imper­ sonate her Just long enough to meet Jerry, not knowing she really Is Ethel Merman. 8:30-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. "The Widow O'Rourke Story.** (Rerun) After tho first fsw unromfortible mo- mend, you begin to rcalire you’re in for a terribly funny PO-minute drama. Technical tharlcommgs, miscasting and cliche dialogue combine to bring you 9<i minutes of com ­ edy western style. 10 11 p.m. C’lIS. East Side/ West Side. "One Drink At A lim e ." (Rerun) It’s skid row night in oht Gotham The star is one of New York's really "gutsy" a e tresses, Maureen Stapleton as a derelict who rlu-s above her position in life when she feels her companion (well played by J. I). Cannon) is about to do himself in with an overdose of wood alcohol. It's almost n ease of the blind leading llie blind drunk, with George Seott as social worker TOKITK A T l ’ K S lia r F irst ah«sr Till* . • * Dus Ti* l.m g tk of F is tu rs — F irst H alf W ill Hi H i* p ra tid lla Brraad (h ow V IC T O R S '* V lnrrat Fdnarria C **l> a lu r» l» ila Only "DA UK PLIU'DSK" S h lrliy Jna ti — Calnp U ii ‘ S 1211 8. ATLANTIC AVE. S id ^ /n / I ill, I i I I ) or n r * Wei E jV a t fin Virginia I'stroekl P. O. Baa 1214 Sanford I'hyllla Rugrnslrln 322-6234 Lake Mary Nora Norrta TE 9-1514 S. Seminole Mildred Haney Ms-sesi Deltona Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-4643 \ \ | i i 1 1| t OAll Haydon Bum* v u Mayor o f Jacksonville in 1953, ju it aa he 1* today. Huy dun Rurne we* Police Commissioner o f Jacksonville in 1953, just as he j* today. 1711 J) S 6U A N H C AVI III AC fl And at tills moment super police chief Runts is attempting to rhlo the "Jacksonville Story” to tho governorship o f Florida. He is ask­ ing us lo install tho "Story” in tho Stale Capitol in Tallahassee. ' A peculiar set of circumstances "helped place Mayor Burns in A very powerful position. One is the death o f Governor McCarty, who was re­ placed by well-intentioned b u t friendship-bound Charlie John*, a man with no inclination to molest the scab of Jacksonville law enforce­ ment. 106 Unit* . . . offering u choice of beautiful Motel Huonu, Efficien­ cies and Hedrixim ApuilmcoU, all ullrartively decora till and pro­ viding elegant comfort . . , i < i r '. 1 1 \| , N il i 11 I) The other is the existence of Jack­ sonville newspapers made ineffectual by railroad ownership, unabla to peer beneath auperfidalitiee, and forced even to atifle lettera-to-thcedltor. DAYTO dayto naNOAW BEACH* FLORIDA For Information on All J MoleU Send Coupon To: On this sea made artificially calm, Mayor Burns has managed to auil aedateiy. He has not been troubled by disturbing facts. Example: The Jacksonville Expressway, o f which .Motel, . _______S. Atlantic Avr., llaytnna Heach. Florida I’Ii-um- send color hriH Imre and information regarding □ Sea Dip □ LLio Heach □ Sliver Sands > C . i l t * 'n i)4 S m v u e The "Story” La not complete. R e­ cord* dlidoie Jacksonville even to­ day has one of the worit crime mte* In Florida. And within the pait month, seven of Jacksonville's police­ men were arrested for accepting gamblers’ payoff*. 3 just mluulse from Golf Courses. T h rjlirs. Night Clnlw. Kbnt*. RcsUursnts. Hporllng Kvints. fiiue-l Huiide attrerliona. 'itf/lu*chaon: DAM. * 2.JS P. M. D<nn#r. d. JO •8 00 P. U. y Trad# Winds CafaUriaa also located In ^ W Orlando, Lddaburg, Cocoa, Mrlbounw * Ft. I’ irrer L in e s ! I 111 Nama_ In (J e n t m l F l o r i d a ^ Cllv —Addrues. mtilc Stale --------- Consider the racial Issue. Mayor Burns says R is a local matter wot likely to Involve the State CapItoL Fine. But not only has Mayor Buns* "local” control left Jackaonvlile rac­ ially strife-torn, but Burn* hax only deputized 500 firemen to keep the blacks Quiet, while et the same thne refused to lend official sanction to • bl-racial committee. Let’i leave the past and look to the future with Burn*. HI* campaign propaganda promtecs "teamwork” In all area* from agriculture to zircon. We like that. But It also promliM (1 ) a higher rate o f isle* tar, ( 2) repeal o f In­ ventory and Intangible taxes, and (3) continued protection o f tax-free mineral and forestry industries. Hold this program np fo r Inspection, end It Is a relief act for th* wealthy and vested interest*. Tht* 1* part o f tho “JackaonvITte Story." BEACH MOTEL till Other expect* o f Bant** dacy are disturbing. CoY8rnor McCarly livid long enough to bawl out Sheriff Sweats He did Dot last long enough to clean out the whole neat. Example — in McCarty’* desk was a copy o f Jack­ sonville Municipal Court record which showed an amazing two-thinla of tho c u m nol-prossed (dismissed). Ex­ empt* — * auperflclal State Treasur­ er's probe later ehowed caah bond* o f noi-proaaed caiea illegally claimed by bail bondsmen, apparently for dtetrlbution to corrupt law official*. 322-5292 i >\‘ •he Is no proud, hsd budgeted three million dollars for right-of-way pur­ chase. When last heard- "Inside knowledge* leaked to land ■peculat­ or* had d r lv n tha cost to eight million and It wax atill soaring. It was one o f McCarty’* last appearance*. He died shortly after in that year 1953, ntruck down pre­ maturely by the heart attaclc’ which already had waated hi* body* • II SILVER BEACH AVE. Com* din* with us. tnfoy cuts, appatulng aalsds., tasty piss. c*i>*s and crtami., .ttndsr, dsliclous prims mists and isrdsn Irish vigitablss. , . ssrvsd In truly plsssant surroundings. And rsmsmbsr, Thursday night f is "family night" with frst dtttarls for all. ..and , Saturday night is ' stash night" whan you git a big ' »/, lb. T-Bons ataak tookad lo your ardar tor only ona dollar. l i u- Fitting th* Covernor from ncrosi the dealt was nattily dressed Jlcx Sweat, sheriff o f Duval County. He v u on the earpet, celled there b y Governor McCarty bccauae o f ram­ pant gambling and prostitution id Duvals Other O ilverQandt MOTEL 'Defictow Food C o w t a W p P r o v id i* A ildnny Juliet! from belilnil the desk. It belonged to Governor Dan McC«rly, a men nigh unto dot ths • Octin-vlsh Dining Reami, fstturthf luptrb food CAFETERIAS THE SUN’S POLICY T. Report the new* fuTV and bnpirtlilV M tb* new* column*. ‘Tlie Jacksonville Story* All units fiv« room conlre'lsd Air Conditioning md Heat. Tils Bithrcomi with Tub 5 SkoAir, Radio, Hill MuHc, TV, Room Pftomi, Piiviti Balconies. * frith wittr Shimming Pool* • ShuWsboard Courts 'fcje (O fttJs J e m X. lu x a tin g , FrtiMttl aai rstiutan P i t t o M l i , vu* f m idrill CD JoaxtOM, VI'S FrtsM'il H I KsrilUt! BdlWri W. O. (BUD KBCIIPLK. VI'! PX'14'14 sad 14"MiatRf m ,iii'ii a o* TsardoLIONE, VI'S Prs'idiss sad M « 4 » ■Ms l i s ' l i s ‘ Unlvoralty City* FA 2-4920 Zenilh Color TV Salsa 2600 Hanford A t*. w j- ■ r church or »jm*|«|u*, places r Sunday, May 17, 1964 Florida’* Beautiful Seminole TV MOTEL v lovin' rtt* th* During 1962, 3,343,000 prrsons were injured in traffic accidents in the United States. • S erv let AT 1:00 • 3:05 • 5:10 7:20 • 8:33 (*| haven K ey i The Sanford Herald Salra DUO Ihee tr parkin a beats or SM rlairst . . . . • HR S. 1'nlmeito Avc. u r / f iM r th* house, get th* children bathed and to bed, write soma letter*—and so on." He wants to hear that you’ve got a new book you'rs dying to read, or anything else that will make him feel he won’t be missed. He wants to feel you are really looking forward to a free evening, instead o f Jutt sitting around feeling neglect­ ed while he Is out enjoying himself, "Where did you put suchnnd-iurh?" simply means h* ha* misplaced something and want* you to get busy and find it for him. 2. tapreu the opinion) of tho Sun In—but only D— niltorij I# Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 4 <1 i 3. Publish aU side* of Important controvorsial luuta. NOW thru WED. Bsavsr > dantestrille.Stm TV REN TAL . WOODROW CASH What makes your clothes vvenrnbte? Is it the fit FabrlcT Finishes? Alt o f these things piny a part in the comfort and wearability of your clothing. Rut basically wo measure tlip wearability o f a garment on tho basis c f how well wo run keep it clean and pressed. Tho Job of keeping Americans the iicsl dressed, best groomed peo­ ple In tho world is the job of a profcislonnt dryrleaner. Most rtothes ;omo into dryelennlug plants bernuso ihuy urn wrinkled ami spotted. Is denning them Just nnothor needle** expense we indulge In ns "rich Americans?" Hardly. We have available In thin country n wider selection r f fabric* innilo from more fibers thnn is found anywhere else in the world, (htr fashion sense ami expendable Income dictate that wa own lara* wardrobe*. The rare of these garment* i* complex. Tailoring la intricate. These arn the that maka our professional dryclcnner tha most highly ■killed in th* world. This art la far mors than denning alons. In fact Henning Is about 14V- o f the total work In does in re­ storation of a garment. HI* ability to restore precious dothing to its Tlks-nsw condition require* many separ­ ata processes don# by skilled workers. For Instance did you know that any spot is removable? This is a tschnlcality because In removing sputa from some garments you'd nave to destroy ths rolur or the fabric itself tt Ukra a highly trained spotter to know just the right rhtmieal snd method of protecting your garment to remove a spot or stain. Pressing, better known nn finishing to your dryd*»ner, rcstorrn the shape o f your garment. Using Just the rlsrlit amount o f heat and In­ tricate ironing equipment, hr sliuiin a garment ever ■a gently back to ita wrinkle free like new condition. I o nj s v t ca ra t* H lU l-I H t m e a t r i •TUB Nell Brock around for cathar­ tic purposes. 10-11 p m NBC. Emmy Award*. Unless NBC unleash­ es the puny jape* of ils TW3 contingent against the othrr two networks wlio’ vo with­ drawn their recognition from Emmy, the tarnished awards lady, tills might he a pretty entertaining show. 10-11 p.m. ARC. Breaking Point "Whatsoever Tilings I Hear." (Rerun) "LET S TALK DRY CLEANING" TU ESD AY P. M. ig .e e i d l 1 expect* you to have the house spotless, a perfect company meal prepared, every detail worked put— and make no commotion about it, so he can assume that you entertain a* easily a* other women pre­ tend they do. "What have you been doing all day?” Isn’t a question even the most devoted hus­ band wants answered in de­ tail. It’* sort of a formality that husband* think sounds husbandly. "What are you going to do all evening?" asked solicit­ ously when leaving for a meeting or hia weekly poker game Isn't really an honest question. That is, the husband doesn't want an honest an­ swer surh as, straighten up CbliwvfUt Suit ft TV Time Previews S ir I : l l ( I ) D ouglaa E dw ard! Nswa 0:10 (4) Sacral Storm (D Tratlmastar (D Tha Match Oama 4:10 1 4) U n ci! W all ID flurna A Allen 1:4* (D Mavarick ( I ) Cartoons <D fia it o f a r tu c h * liurbands, as most wives know, speak a languag* all their own. However, for any wife who isn't sure Just what her husband means by what hn says, hers ar# some help­ ful hint*. "Doe* it have to be done N O W ?” Isn't a question. It means a man is In no mood to do (he little chore you went him to do, and if you keep on bringing up the eubject he will shortly accuse you o f nagging. "Is that what you’re going lo w ear?" isn’t a question either. It’* a mnn'e p-ditf way of saying, ’’I never liked that dress on you and I wish you wouldn't wear it." "Don't go to a lot of trouble" means vour husband HUBERT BYRD, Goodyear Service trinnatfcr, is presenting Jimmy Clevelnnd, Rt. 2, Box 4B2-A, Snnfonl, with an 88-pound sliont, won in a drawjng during a recent "H og W ild" sales promotion. A free dressed hop was also given with each m ajor npplinnee or TV sold. By Oswald Jacoby fense will hotd South to right tricks. The play starts out simply. The six o f ipnde* is opened and Eust'a queen hulda the trick. The five of apudes ia led back. West takes hla ace and seta up hia last two ■pads*. Haven't we been over nil this before? Won't South go right over to dummy and lead n diamond in order to establish three d i a m o n d tricks ? Hasn’t a rather obvioui play been overlooked? Any East player worth hla stilt would lurely iliscurd his are of diamond* on the third spade. At least he would do ■o when he is looking at all the rarda. Now the jack of diamonds becomes an entry to the West hand, and South is art. May 25, 1064 — Page 0 VrraRi Jhs U)omsm: ByRuthMiiiett them. My deughter tty t she would rather turn down ths honor of being a bridesmaid than complain about the price. To give an idea of how overboard the bride went, each dress it $69.05, plus u x ! And my daughter ha* never spent more than HALF that amount cn even her best dress. I would like some advies. WORKING MOTHER DEAR HURT: No. Your friend wss just hlahhlng and unmindful o f the hurt the was musing—at b a st If she Is a GOOD friend. • DEAR LOVES: I assume you have already com­ plained to your neighbors. I f you have, and war* Ignored, ask your lawyer to write them a letter pointing out their Isgal r*> aponalbllltiaa. If that doesn't work, you may have to sue. Two hundred dol­ lars worth o f bulbs la not ehlcken feed. By Abigail Van Buren D anfnrb | I Big people know this. Never be­ fore has a single Florida candidate been so eagerly promoted b y the bankers, phosphate industry- huge grocery chains, powerful contractors and railroada. Their dollars pumped into Haydon Burns have inflated a mere Police Commissioner Into a Goliath. Burns has money to burn. He •pent 11.13 per vote In the fir*t primary, and he atilt had cash left over. 311)0 ere we being asked to put into the State Capitol? ( 1) A Police Commissioner who presides over one of Florida'* moat crime-riddcn cities. ( 2) A Mayor of a racially uneaay city whoae approach is restricted to quelling violence by threats, while discouraging communication b e ­ tween races, (3) A candidate backed by Flori­ da’s most powerful reactionary forces, special Interest* who expect dollar benefits in return. ( D A candidate who promises ta take the little consumer for the big­ gest ride since the invention o f the Ferris Wheel. This isn't exactly the same "Jack­ sonville Story” which Mayor Haydon Burns has been reading aloud. You aee, he has been skipping the foot­ notes. PD. POL. ADV. •4a J \ v �0 GOPs Looking - For Goldwafer £ Alternatives T elm ton lor soo •p i at* orti bri. I lop wa *i« wit adt art 1 at foa art 3 dal « rtf u »i col (lot «1 tra dal foil cal «ot to I ov« an ma ett c ml* i » wa 1 eat aw wK wtt 2 di tea tha wto 1 I* WASHINGTON (C PI) — Top Hr publican*. assembling today lor Ibrir la*t pre-con­ vention conference*. are weighing IBM pre*ideotial ticket alternative* involving Vice President Richard N. Nixon and Petmsylra tnia Gov. Wil­ liam W. Scranton. The alternative* are being eoMldered to an*wer the prob­ lem) o f what the party will do H Sen. Barry Goldwater love* the June 2 California primary to New York Gov. Nclaoo A. Rockefeller — or if Goldwater ia blocked at the San Franctaco convention. Sen. Thru*ton B. Morton, K., ia being talked of a* a possible vice presidential nominee on a compromise tic­ ket beaded by Nixon. But he alto figure* In apeculation a* « running-mate foe Scranton. Morton, a former national chairman and now Senate GOP campaign chief, is high­ ly regarded by all faction* of the party. Member* of the Republican National Committee and Ks convention arrangement* com­ mittee were meeting today and Tueaday to go over final con­ vention plana. Their chief taak la to aelect official* for the conclave which open* July 1J, Morton U expected to be named permanent convention chairman and Gov. Mark Hat­ field of Oregon Li the leading prospect to be temporary chairman, and pe-hape the Bote speaker. The arrangement* group’* recommendation! for filling the convention port* will l « headed by Rep. William E. Miller, N. Y. Republican leader*, looking beyond IBM, want to avoid a party - shattering convention fight, particularly if it ap­ pears that Goldwator cannot gather enough delegate* to win the nomination. One lop Republican said that If thl* stalemate develop­ ed, party leader* would In­ vite Goldwater to name the presidential candidate he would prefer and would sup­ port. They believe Ihi* almost certainly would he Nixon or Scranton. Nixon hai been the more ac five ol (he two but Scranton, by reason o f carefully flaying out of the IBM arena, ha* few­ er critics In the party. Nix­ on still remains the more widely known man—the candi­ date who lost the presidency in 1000 by only a small mar­ gin at votes. wh hot out abl i «« •pt if in LU tba tha chi 1 M H F. K 1 CM M, Pn ma Mil Ott A Mr Chi Jut am r ffffr VraforB Par# 10 — M ay 25, 1064 WrraTB Time To Fatten Up The Soviets? NEW YORK fNEA) — Ni­ colai Lenin, founder of Rus­ sia’s communit* state and who had a grim sense of humor, once said that " if you give a capitalist enough rope he will eventually hang himself.’ ’ Ha wa*. of course, echoing Karl Marx’* f a m o u s assertion: "capitilism digs its own grave.” Are American businessmen, like their fellow capitalists in Britain, France arid West Ger­ many, eager to fulfill the Harxist-Lcninist prediction? The recent decision by the United States Chamber of Commerce to seek increased trade with the Reds warrants examination in the present state of international affairs. It strengthens the Communists, currently in the midst o f a grave economic and political crisis. It undermines the American economic embargo Emmy Awards Show Tonight HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Television’s most explosive show will be beamed tonight when the embattled 13th anpual Emmy award* presenta­ tion* are made. Nominees took a back seat to the teething fight among the three major networks. Both ABC and CnS cried ■'foul” earlier this month and withdrew their support of the National Academy of Tele­ vision Arts and Sciences complaining bitterly about the hodge-podge of categories and unfair competition. Only NBC, which ia tele­ casting the lti-hour show at 7-8:10 p. m. EOT, is fully participation: in the big vi­ deo blowout. NBC led the nomination* with S3. CBS hid 43 and ABC 23. The show will emanate from Hollywood and New York. The Hollywood segment will be hosted by comedian Joey Bishop from the Hollywood Palladium. K. G. Marshall of "The Defenders” scries will art as cmcoe for the New York contingent from the Texas Pavilion of the World’s Fair. High spot of the show Is scheduled to be the prestigeladen "program of the year” award from aging "American Revolution of ’03" (NBC); "Blacklist” from "The Hefenders” (CBS); "The KremIln” (NBC) "The Making of (he President 1900” (ABC); "Town Meeting o f the World" (CBS). against Fidel Castro's Cuba. Lenin and Marx were con­ vinced that the capitalists' urge for profit* was far rtremger than their attachment to principle*. They saw this aa the fatal weakness of demonera tic society bated on the free enterprise system. Nikita Khrushchev ia far lea* cultured than Marx and Lenin were. But In hi* own crude way. he ia merely echo­ ing the wordi o f hi* master* when he w aits the West: "W e will bury you " • • bluntly stated the case in re­ cent broadcasts. There is no doubt about H: Nikita Khrushchev currently needs economic help from the capitalist world like a drown­ ing man need* air. But why should the capital* Ut*. especially American busi­ nessmen. pull his chestnuts out o f the fire? Unless, of course, they have what psy­ chologists caR a "death wish." V OT E la m n F OR JAM ES I. t i l l . •CU.U-al O N LY ! * IIORIDI OIMOC t * l ~ For DEM O . NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR *3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE "MAXWELL HOUSE FROM A W O RM ) OF FINE FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford FOR T H E C R A D L E S E T Baby Hrd* (Complete with Mattress) .... 129.93 tfH O V J S t COFFEE 6 OZ. JAR Chest of Drawers 4 Drawer — .......... *19.93 Play Pena ............. *12.93 Pity Pen Pad* ............ *2.49 Strollers ......... ....... 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You ara hereby reuulred to file you r anawar or Mhar detrue Ire j.l.a d ln a tn the above atyled caller w ith the CTerk o f (he Circuit Court o f ealil Coun­ ty, and nerve a roar thereof UIHin HAHHKTT AND TCI K. A ltorn ry a for I'lalnlltr, Sue lu u th SCallland Avenue M allland, F lorida, on nr befura tha l i t h day or June. ISM. If you (all to do ao a default w ill be entered aaalnel you. W 1TN K M toy hand and tha eeat of aald Court at Hanfoid, Hrmlnule I oiinty, Kterlila, Ihla t d h day of May, 1MI, (•KALI Arthur H. Baokwlth, Jr., lly i Mandra H. Johnaon Deputy Clark Harlan Turk at tha firm o f HAHHKTT AND TCCK Sen Houih Maitland Avanua Maitland, Florida Altornaya for IMalatlff rubtleh May II. II A Juna 1. LARGE Great Savings on Easy Terms TERMS <i “ Jimmy * In then* tim e* o f rnpld development w ith n C o u n ty bu dget o f o v e r 1.5 m illion d o lla r* tn he e x p en d ed w ise ly nnd eco n o m ica lly fo r th e g o o d o f all S e rlio n a , th e re In an u rgen t need fo r commiNHioncrN w ith Hound ittislne** a b ility . CINCINNATI. Ohio < U P !)_ •Mrs. Willie Mae Mlnrey. 39, today gave birth to quadrup­ le!*, first such multiple births In the RO-ye.ir history of Kath­ erine Booth Hospital here. The quads—all hoys—were born shortly after 4 a.m.. KST, and were reported doing well. Mr*. Mlnrey, mother of live other children, wa* re­ ported "doing fine.” The father, Robert, 44, said, 'T in going to have a time finding names for these.” 25th & PARK, SANFO RD TOMORROW MAKE NO MISTAKE COUNTY BUSINESS jS BIG BUSINESS Welcome Wagon Club To Meet Quad Boys Born At Riksha Ity Maryann Milra The f o u r t h annivrrsnry In Cincinnati meeting of the Rimtli Semin­ ole Welcome Wi.g<>n Club will be held Tburs'lny nl the Itlknlia Inn in Fern Turk. All Sponsors of the eluh hnvo been invited to attend for this occasion. Also Invited to Join the group are all past presidents and former members of the 'll uh. Tha meeting will open at 10 a. m. with a social visit, cards at 10:30 and luncheon ■t 12:30, • Two major reason* seem to underline the Chamber of Commerce's major policy re­ versal on East-West trade in nomtrategic goodi. One is fe ir—by no mean* unjustified—that the NATO allie* are out to capture the "lucrative" market* in the Soviet bloc. Like Sen. William Fulbright, some American businessmen consider the U. S. export em ­ bargo against the Bed* a total failure. In tbelr view, it haa not served to deprive the Red countries of goods, but to di­ vert buslnesi to Western Euro­ pean suppliers. Another reason is that trade with the Red* is likely to help Russia against Red China and to lead a relaxation in EastWest tensions. This is also the view of Pre*idcnt Johnson’a administration. It is backed, among other*, by BriUan'a Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home, who be­ lieves that a “ fat Communist” la likely to be less dangerous than a "lean” one. But the fact ia that the Communist leader* are MarxIst-Lenlnist dialecticians. This means that they resort to dif­ ferent strategy at different time*. They apeak softly and cry for more trade with the capitalist West when they are In trouble. This wax their strategy in the famine years in the 1920* and 1030*. They used it again after Hitler attacked Russia. However, the Reds Invari­ ably gave the capiUitstj the boot after they regained their strength and felt powerful enough to subvert the free world. • e e I* this, then, the time for ui to fatten up the Commun­ ists? History, alas, ha* shown time and again that the lea it worry of a Red dictator is the waistline o f hi* slave*. The fact ia that at no time have the Reds been in such a state o f disarray as they are today. The bitter feud betw fen Russia and Red China has cracked the Red monolith wide open. The Rusnioas, be­ set by economic and agricul­ tural trouble*, find it innraa. singly difficult to supply food to the undeveloped nations of Asia, Africa and Latin Amer­ ica. Moscow's Eastern European satellite* are restive. The Red leader*’ claims of "econom ic plenty around the corner” have given way to appeal* for hard work and personal sacrifices. 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Un­ fortunately, it seems to deserve it. Judging from a number o f inci­ dents in the news, the proper title summing up the human situation in mid-20th century might well be “ The A g e o f Noninvolvement." In the New York borough o f Queens a few weeks ago, a young woman was pursued and stabbed to death on the street while 38 per­ sons watched from their apartment windows. No one wanted to get in­ volved to the extent o f calling the jolice from the safety— o f their tomes, much less go outside and try to aid the woman. More recently, a crowd o f 50 peo­ ple looked on stupidly from the shore near Atlantic City, N.J., while two boys drowned and one man nearly drowned trying to save them. "N obody did a thing, not a damn thing, to save that man nnd those boys,” said a gas station attendant who came on the scene and took a rowboat out to rescue the man. "T h ey ju st stood there and watched those kids die." And in Los Angeles the other day tw o policemen appealed in vnin for help from passing motorists ns they clung desperately to a man who was trying to jum p o f f a bridge. “ We were hanging on for denr life ," snid one o f the officers, “ but they drove on like they didn’t want to get involved." N or should we forget whnt hap­ pened in Indianapolis a couple o f I r Thought For Today Those who bow down on the roofs to the host o f the heavens; those who bow down and swear to the Lord nnd yet swear by Milcom.— Zephaninh 1:5. All men profess honesty ns long ns they can. T o believe all men hon­ est would be folly. To believe none so, is something worse. — John Quincy Adams. Lyle C. Wilson Says: R em em ber Bay O f Pigs? W orry C lin ic 000,000 and 2,000,000 diabet­ ica in this country with milliona more who are ‘‘poten­ tial" diabetics. Diabetes is looked upon as probably a deficiency ailment instead of a germ disease. For the typical diabetic Is O. K. till he renchea middle aice. Then, around that GOth birthday, he may learn that hla own pancreas la not se­ creting enough insulii to han­ dle his calorie intake. Some biochemists think a prolonged deficiency o f vital trace chemicals might be in­ volved in diabetes, for if the ailment Is not due to germs, then it teems plausible that it comes from aumc chemical lack. Sea salt and ocean water contain alt 44 o f the watersoluble trace chemicals on this planet earth. So people who are not on n salt-free diet might profitably use sea salt or drink a little ocean water daily. For gray hair, baldness, psoriasis and dozens o f other ailments besides diabetes nro classified in the chemical "d e­ ficiency" group. In fact, many cancer re- t e a r c h a r e believe cancer strikes us at middle age prob­ ably become o f lack o f vitnt trace chemicals. When I first publicized this new biochemical viewpoint a couple of year ago, the Food and Drug Administration tri­ ed to make out that 1 was a “ quack." It even made the stupid statement that them 1s noth­ ing in the sea of ANY medi­ cal value, though we medics have been using iodine, iron, fluorine, calcium nnd many othor sea elements in our mineral-vitamin capsules far patients. So you must not let the bureaucrats at the FDA de­ ceive you. lit fact, Lite head o f the FDA hold* neither a I'h.D. in chemistry nor an M. D. but la a typical politician. You mny thus recall how he scared America ra the cran­ berry furce a few yrura ago; then weakly admitted you could have eaten a carload with no significant medical III effects! Send for my booklet “ Tho Ocean’s 44 Trace Chemicals," enclosing a tong stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 rents. And »en tomorrow's followup. Tlte Ray of Pigs disgrace is back in Ihc news in wbat appears io be a re-assessment of the shame and blame. Roth arc in ample supply in the story of U. S. policy toward Fidel Castro'* Cuba. Remember the Ray of IMfis? The invasion look place in April, 19i«t, ami was estab­ lished in a matter of hour* as a disaster comparable in some respect* to the Kitting duck array of U. S. offensive power at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7. 1941. Tho admiral and the general commanding at Pearl Harlmr on that day o f infamy became (he sacrificial goats to ap­ pease an outraged American public. Young John F. Ken­ nedy, only three months in the White Houso, instantly ac­ cepted responsibility for the Ray of Pigs disaster. Some of his associates offered to share the blame with the recently departed Eisenhower administration, but Kennedy stood firm (lint the blame was his. That was the President's public position. Ills private position was that tlte Joint Chiefs of Staff had goofed. Kennedy slated his indict­ ment of Joint Chiefs in lang­ uage so vigorous—in spots unprintable—as tn shock fas­ cinated listeners. On one o c­ casion, Kennedy wtunded off to a small group of newsmen who accompanied him on his government airplane. All but one of the group were regulars around the "While House," veteran Wash­ ington reporters who knew the difference between a news conference and a statement that was not intended to go beyond the circle of persons then present. The junior member almost got his story into print hut was foiled by a White House plea to his editor. Kennedy's assessment of the Ray of Pigs disaster was that tho Joint Chiefs were responsible for letting the in­ vasion take place at all. He had not much blame for the Central Intelligence Agency which was under a heavy cannonade of popular critic­ ism. "N ever again," Kennedy said with angry feeling, "will I rely entirely on military advice." Kennedy's assessment of re­ sponsibility for the Ray of Pigs fiasco may or may not have been fair and aecurale. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara tended to defend the Joint Chiefs wlien compell­ ed to discuss tho matter. WASHINGTON (N E A )— It Is now posaibla to surmise how the Reda expect to win in South Viet Nam. (ten. Vo Nguyen Giap, com­ mander o f the Communist forces which defeated the French at Dien Rien Phu and now head of the North Viet Nnm Red army, haa outlined his military itrstrgy in a aer­ ies o f paprra being studied by U. S. Army strategists. In thcie papers Gen. Giap tells, In hit own words, haw the Red* won North Viet Nrm, Her* era je le cte d ex­ cerpts: "The enemy wanted to con­ centrate their force* (tn mop up the Red troops). Rut by guerrilla action we compelled them to disperse. By succes­ sively launching strong offen­ sives on the points they had Irft relatively unprotected, we obliged them tn scatter their troops all over the place in order to wnnl off our blows. ‘T he enemy divisions were spilt into regiments, then into battalions, companies and platoons, tn be stationed at thousands o f points and posts on the various battlefronts of the Indochina theater o f op­ erations. "The enemy found himself face to face with a contradic­ tion: without scattering hla forers it was impossible for him to occupy the Invaded territory; in scattering his forces he put himself In d iffi­ culties. Ilia scattered units would fall aaay prey to our troops, “ On the other hemi, if he rnnrrritrated hla forces to move from the defensive posi­ tion and cope with ua with more initiative, the occupation forces would be weakened and it would be difficult for him to hold the invaded territory. Now, if the enemy gives up occupied territory, the very aim o f the war of re-conqueat is defeated." So "the enemy," says Giap, dispersed hia forces to occupy many strong points. Aa “ the enemy's forces (be­ came) mors and mors acattercil, we then advocated the Casselherry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-500 Chulunta Mrs. Joan Magtn 363-3741 DeBary Mrs. Adam Hollar 688-4411 Geneva Mr*. Jos, E. Malhieux 348-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Fratirea Wester 322-6218 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4721 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Dark Dess 132-1888 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Hansy 668-6611 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass •68-M il Osteen Mrs. Clarenea Snyder 132-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 169-1*10 | (wider) development o f guer­ rilla warfare," Giap contin­ ues, "transforming the “ en­ emy's) rear' into our front line. Our units operated in ■mall pockets, with (more) independent companies pene­ trating deeply Into the en­ emy-controlled zone to launch gucrrila warfare (nnd) es­ tablish bases, . . . It w h s an extremely hard war . . . . In all domains: military, eco­ nomic and political. . . . We gradually formed a network ot guerrilla base*. "On the map ahowing the theater o f operation-. . . ‘redtones' . . . began to appear right in the heart o f the oc­ cupied area*. . . , The front was nowhere, it was every­ where. , . , The center of gravity o f the front was grad­ ually moving toward the en­ emy's rear." The additional guerrilla pockets, says Giap, caused "the enemy" to scatter his units out even more and nail­ ed them to these erattcrod outpost*. "The essential thing," Giup continues, "was to destroy the enemy's manpower by con­ stant nibbling away." The scattering o f the enemy's units made it possible for Giap'e admittedly Inferior forces to do that “ nibbling." Whila Giap'a “ enemy" was scattering hla forces and be­ ing nibbled, tha Communists were "building" their forces. Giap says tha Reds "went gradually from independent companies operating separate­ ly to mobile battalions, then from battalions to regiments and divisions." In this w a r. Bays Giap, "politics! activities were more important than military activ­ ities and fighting less import­ ant than propaganda. . . . (Thus) our army haa always organized days of help for liensnnts in production work and in the struggle against flood and drought. , . . Land . . . waft confiscated and shared nut" to win the co-operntlon o f the peasants in tha war. Q uotes We are clinging to old myths In the face of new realities — Sen. J. W. Futlbrlght ur­ ge* U.S. re-evaluation of foreign policy. I think » o m e older lebor leader* stay on loo long and alow up the labor movement when younger leadership is ncetled. — UAW’a Waller Reuther, whose union hns adopted a compulsory retirement plan for officials. We hung a big map of tha moon on our living room wall at home. There's nothing Ilka you and your wife quizzing each other about the moon every night. Anyway, tt beaW watching television. — Astronaut Roger B. Chaf­ fee, This trial ia baing operat­ ed out o f Washington. — Maurice Walsh, chiaf ate torney for TfcamaUra chiaf Jimmy Hof fa, codefendant in 920 million fraud trial, Chicago. BIRID ? UlflLLRCE 1ST. 1933 & \f* rW 114 Bo. Pmlmotto Phono FA 2-0814 Q ualifications: Seminole County native — 36 years old. University of Florida graduate in Business Adm inistration. M arried with three children. Court Deputy in delinquent ch arge taxes. Clerk o f of Circuit handling Public service chosen career. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia Rartoa 838-131* Bear Lake-Forest CRy Mrs. Maryann Milra 838-3878 I* P olitical N otebook years ago when a bleacher collapsed during the Memorial Day race. Those sitting nearby went on chewing their hot dogs, oblivious to the screams o f the people crushed in the wreck­ age. Some would argue that n decade o f watching daily shootings, knifings, beatings and other assorted nssnults in our living rooms on television hns anesthetized the faculty o f compassion. Y et long before television, a whole nation played the game o f nonin­ volvement while six million human beings were exterminated in gas ovens. — _ lL c a n ’ t„happen_herc 7 It seems to be happening on an individual scale more and more frequently. All we need is someone to organize the vio­ lence. as the Roman emperors did, for the edification o f the masses. Unless we stop being spectators to life and learn to become pnrticiiants In it— which means to become evolved in the welfare o f our fel­ lows— we may someday find our­ selves spectators to our own demise, if not that o f society itself. Dr. Crane’s CASE! S-73: Alan D., aged E2, haa a widespread problem. It la both medical and pay. etiological, for Alan la a dia­ betic, *'Dr. Crane," ha began, ‘1 waa O. K. and apparently in perfect h -ilth till a year ago. "Then I decided to taka out aorne more iniurunce. During the usual preliminary medical teat, the doctor found sugar in my urine. “ So ha made a teat o f a blood anmpte and found my blood sugar level was 240, when I understand 120 is tops fo r normalcy. “ He now haa me down with­ in normal llmlta by use of tablets by mouth, anil I guess 1 am lucky that I don't need a hypodermic shot o f Insulin every morning. "Rut two things bother me. “ First, why should I become diabetic after the age o f GO when I was apparently in per­ fect health before that? "Second, I have become a platonic husband since I be­ came diabetic. "W hy should that happen and ia there a remedy ? " Diabetic Psychology There are now between 1*. Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley BROTHER, CA N YO U SPARE A VOTE? I P ledge: Extension o f service through­ out Seminole County on a continuing basis. M odernized service through use o f sound business practice and i e fficie n t m anagem ent techniques. Vote tomorrow jftmfrrd fyralft Page l-A Sanford, Florida Monday, May 25, 1964 W ALTEH A. a i c t o w , EDITOM AAD rUNLISUEM r iA S K T O L T a tU B . C U n s liM s - S e e s n l a t u « w it, r r m s T t a a Associate Editor n u i VAN PELT M sn sglaa Editor HAKHY I. 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T he J l.r s ld la a m sm be: a f the U nites P ress which la sa titled esciuslT sIr to the uss for ropuh lleetloa e f a ll the local aewa gristed la thlc newspaper. > part of e a r m aterial, now* or a avsru aiag, o f this edition The Sanford Herald n a y be reproduced la any M eaner w ith , t w ritten porm lacloa o f the publisher o f The H erald. Aay dividual or firm rstp oa slbl* (or sueb reproduction w ill bs nsldersd as Infringing on The I lf raid's cop yrigh t end w ill bs Id liable fo r dam aging under lb s law. Published dally asespt turdey. gu adey and C hristm as; published Saturday proceeding ifdatma* O ur savors have green thum bs When H comes to molting dollars grow, our savers are real gardeners. Dollar* saved with us thrive nicely on generous earnings. Put part o f your pay regularly into "seed m oney" and watch It bloom into an impressive reserve. W hy not start your bumper crop o f "grow th dollars", with us (his week? FIRST FEDERAL SA V IN G S and Loan Association 312 W est First Street, Sanford MBMSP.S OS TUB SAVINGS AMD LOAN FOUND/ TION. INC.. RPONIO* OFIM iS AUVIUITIftllMkN r IN BBAU LK'S Ii I j I M , NA IIUNAL 'USO O SAFillC AND MiCALL'S FREE TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS — CALL MI 7-0825, or 322-7964 I Sincerely desire to Serve you as Tax Collector Pd. Pol. AdV, �SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1161 GENERAL TENDENCIES! A atrenge and weird d a y one that haa all the elementa of disappointment— but there arc alao momenta when your mature Judgment auddenly glvee you an inalght into the right meana by which you can start anew toward the plans and goals that are moat Important to you. But re­ frain from that sarcaatis comment, or trouble followi. ABIES (March 21 to April 10) Acting suddenly can be quits dlsaeterous now, but thought and polss bring big results instead. —Listen to suggestions o f othera. How. ever, retain ycur own coun­ sel, judgment TAURUS (April 20 to May » ) Quietly handle own per. aonal anxieties without con. fldlng In others or matters can get worse. Be helpful with their problems. This gives you confidence and all Is well. GEMINI (May 21 to June 31) Stop running around like a chicken sans head and listen to advles o f kind friend who has wisdom. A personal goal can be very near. However, don’t settle for the fri­ volous. MOON CIIILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Stick to whatever insures present security and good will and leave new, untried plant for a better day. Dig benefits can he yours because of efficiency in current set-up. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Some startling new idea can be quite successful provided ycu have the backing and OK o f blg-wigs. Don't Jump in alone or you lose much. Study carefully all de­ tails and written material. VIRGO (August 22 to September 22) Keep accounts straight and Insist that othera do the same—precision counts now. Labor with a will, lie sura to be attentive to loved one In PM, who has beta somewhat neglected In the past. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) I f you want co­ operation from partners, it requires that you bs very obliging yourself now. Avoid that glamorpuss. Bs steadfast with those woh are tried and true. SCORPIO (October 28 to November 21) Working hard la a good habit, but ba sure you now gat the attention of a hlgharup. Learn to lower expenses. Get on even keel by increasing Income at same time. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Finding new way to expand In busi­ ness may bs learned through a fellow worker with the right Ideas. Corresponl with out-of-towneri. You may re­ ceive Important mlssiva. CAPRICORN (Dacember 22 to January 20) You have a fins friend who will ad­ vise ycu wisely, so don't go o ff on any tangenta. Learn to ba praclsa. Accept that Invi­ tation tonight that relieves tensions. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) E v e r y chance is yours now to make headway by getting insur­ ance and tax matters clear­ ed up so that you relieve pressures for busy d a y s ahead. Bs efficient. Ba prac­ tical. I PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Givs your own personal attention to any business that meana dealing with the Influential. Show that you are a moat practical person. This means tho way you handle home affairs, too. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, ha or she will have the desire upper­ most In mind to be a aolver o f problems, but In early life thla could do more harm than good, if you do not point out that one must have all the facta bafors Jumping to any eoncluilona. The splen­ did detective la alao In this chart aa wall aa the person­ nel manager with an cyo for teaming up the right worker with the right beta. T h e Start Impel, they do aet compel.” What yea make e f your life Is largely ap to .\ YOUI Carroll Rlghter’a Individual Poracaat for your sign for June U now ready. For your copy tend your blrthdate and H-00 te Carroll Rightar Forecast Tho Sanford Harold, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Calfornla. .1 �1 £ i» i\ j Realize Y ou r N e e d T h en D ial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 For Q u ick A ction T h ru T h e Phone 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 Phone Classified 2. Notices • Personals FOR RENT VACUUM CLEANER - LOCAL Modern 2 Bedroom furn., or REPAIRS • SALES unfurn. Duplex, not under ALL MAKES flight path. Phone 323-2282 CARD OF THANKS i Snnford Exchange We wi.«h to thank our many mm 425-5938 From Seminole County NOT LONG DISTANCE O ffice 204 W . First KES PON5IBHJTY t The Herald win net m i* sponsible ter more then c m lororreet Initrtlon of your id, end rtiervai the right to re vile or reject id ; advartln meat from what ordered to conform t* (be polielee of thli paper. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tata., thro Fn. - S F, U. day before laaertloa. Moo. • Sal. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tata., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before tniertloa. Mob. - S et BOOB. 6. For Rent friend* for their kindness and thoughtfulness to ua during our great aorrow up­ on the death and burial of our loved one, E. Colin Woodcock. Your sympathe­ tic undemanding and beau­ tiful floral offering! helped to brtahten the dark hour*. Signed: Mrs, Marile Woodcock, Wife Mrs. Joe Davli, Jr., Daughter lira. Bertha Terrell, Mra. Gertha Rivera, Miss Ver­ sa Woodcock, Mrs. Eun­ ice Butler a n d Mra. Madge Johmon, Sistera 2. Notices • Personals U. S. Cl\ iL SERVICE TESTS! Men-women, 18-52. Start high as $103.00 a week. Prepar­ o r ri.o m n A n is m r o n atory training until appoint­ KUMIVOI.B COttXTT ed. Thousands of jobs open. I'in xcK .riv v o, t i m ANTHONY WILLIAMS, Experience usually unnec­ rliln tlff essary. FREE information • T |. on jobs, salaries, require­ MUHILKi: WILLTAJT8 Defendant ments. Write TODAY giving BfiTirB o r Bt’lT name, address snd phone, t u b »ta tk o r r i.o n m i toi ML'IUI.KK W ILLIAM * Lincoln Service, Box 73, Haul* 1 Bo* It Sanford Herald. Vtt.tr, a«orai* A Bn-orn Complaint havlnt bv#n f|Ud ee»tn»t you In th* Circuit Court In and for Semi­ 8. Food nole County. Florid*. In Chanr»ry, for Dlvnrca, tho olinrt Baby Beef, grain fed, 230-400 till* of »*Jil Action bain* AN* lbi. Custom wrapped, Ph. T1IONY WILLI A»W. Ililn tlff 322 9543 after 5 p. m.______ VI. Ml’ IUI.KB WILLIAM*. U«ftndant, th m p rin n ti i n to cauia and raaulra you to fit* 6, For Rent your written d iftn iu . If tny, to Iho Complaint fllad b»raln, ROSE COURT and la nrva thtrrof upnn APARTMENTS Plaintiff* attornay on or livtort tha llth day of Juno, A ll. 1 BK Furn. Near Base. 1013 n i l , othorwlio a D*cr*« Pm Sanford Ave. W8 a323. C onfuio will bo antond aaainit you and tha cauia pro* 1 BR furn. apt. 601 Palmatto, ciod ta ptrto. WITNESS my hand and o f­ 322-1374 or 8498. ficial iaal of Hanford. Btml* Pula County, Flnrldn. thlo Dth Unfuru. 2 BR House, tall 322day of May, A. H. IMI. 3814. (BEAL) Arthur II. Bochwlth. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit CourL FURN. 2 Bedroom house. Ninth Judlolal Circuit In Adults, No ra ti. 322-7664. and for Bimlnolo County, Florida tly Sandra B. Johmon. D.C. 2 BR Trailer on tot. Inquire Oordun V. Fridirlrk 2831 S. Santord Ave., 322Attornay for Plaintiff 6019, IIS Bait Commercial Straat r. o. Boa i m 2 BR, furn. apt. 322-9173 unBanford, Florida. I1TI1 Publlih May U, tl, I* A ttl 5 p. m. 322-0641. Jtma 1, IMI. CPU-I* W E L A K A APARTMENTS: is tu b c ir c u it corier, m xth jr n ir ia t. c ih c iit 2 BR. house, unfurn., screen ed porch, fenced back yard. Just outside city limits. Ph 312 8340 or 122-4311. _ On large lake, 1 and 2 BR, traitor. Adults only. Ph. 322 7368. Lake Cottage, Furn. 123-6106. 4 Rm apt. Adults. No pets. River view Ave ,.322-2447, UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex Apt. T e rra in floors, tile bath, Venetian shades, kit. equipt. water turn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ ter 5 p. m. 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. bath, 317 S Park Ave. 2 Bdrm. furn. upstalra apt. 203 E. 21st St. $53. R. A. Willis ms, 322 3951. 2 BK House. Kit. equipt. $73. Ph. 322-3303. 3 BR Home in Wynne wood. Avail. June 1st. Ph. 322-6133 Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ava. Apply 6-6:30. 1 BR Houaetrailar furn. Adults only. $7$ mo. ph. 323-1187. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. NEW > BR house, kit. equipt $75 mo. Ph. $23-1683. 9-ROOM furn. apt. $33 mo, lncl, water k alec. 322-3860. Effic., $43. 611 Park. 8 It I Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Furn. Oar. Apt. 234549 Pal­ metto. Ph. 321-0321 or 122-6234. STORAGE SPACE. $07 6th St. 322 5(92 or 1374. Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ava. 122-0720. Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit­ chen equipped. 322-2631, 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys Rooms private bathi, 114 at 117 Catalina Dr. IB T U B CIRCUIT COURT OF THM Oth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W. First IL IB ABD FOR BEMIBOLM REN T A BED C07M TY, FLORIDA Furn. A p t 2300 McItouvOle. Rollsway, Hoipital k Baby ■B CHABCKRY NO. 14010 Bads. BAST BHOOKLTN HAVI NOB Ilousetraller on private lot. d a n k , a Now Y ork corpora* By Day, Waak, or Moatk P lain tiff, JOHN E. WOODS, JR. and JUNE L WOODS, hi* w lfii and n o n E I lT BOUT and H A ­ ZE L BOUT, hi* Wifa, Drfrndanta. NOTICE TO DEFEND OH ONDKB OF FUDLICATION SUIT FOR FO REC LoaU RE T O l ROBERT BOUT and HA* EEL BOUT, hla w lfa D o n a lion rllla Oaorala TOU, JIODKIIT n o u r and H A ZR L BOUT, ara honby notlflad that a Com plaint for Foraeloaura o f U o M e * f* haa baan fllad aaalnat you, and you ara rtqulrad to oorv* a aopy of your A m w a r o r FlaadIn al to tha Complaint *>n tha P lain tiff'* attorney, J o iip h M. F l.ia ir a ld , : i l Hacurlly T ruit Bulldlna, Miami It. Florida, and flla tha orlalnal Anawar or Ftoadlae In tb* o fflc* of tha C lirk o f Ih* C ircuit Court an or bofor* tha Ith day of Juna A. D.. l » l l . If you fall to do *o. Judgment by default w ill ba takan a aainit you for th* n l l i f dim an d td In th* Complaint. Tha di»erlptlnn o f tha ra il property nroc*»d*d aga1n»t la: I^i t I, Block tt, TOW NBITE o r NnltTII CHULU* OTA, a aubdlvlilon arcur.llna tu plat th ereof rccordad in f l a t llook 3, r a m 14 to II. Incluoir*. o f th* Public R ico rd o of Bamlnola County. Florida. T h li nolle* »hall b* publlahad one* aach w a lk f«r fou r c o m e ru llr a w a lk ! In Tha Sanford llira ld . DONE AND O RD ERED at ■anford, Srm lnol* C o u n t y , Florida, thl* Ith day of May A. D., 1144. («*AL> . . ^ . Arthur H. Rackwlth, Jr.. Clark. Circuit Court Ur: Martha T. Vihlia Deputy dork Joioph M. FitaforaW III eieurlty Truit Bullllne Miami II, Florida PRanklia 1*1(11 Fubllah May 11, tl, II * Juna I. 1144. atAAU-M SW EETIE PIE May 26, 1064— Pnge 3-A |12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Servlet By Nadine Seltzer I BR House, Bowman’s Trailer Court. 668-490$. SUMMER RECREATION Program for children of all UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. JUST OPENED equipt. 10819 W. 18th. Ph. a g e groups. 2 Filtered Sanford Vacuum Service, Re349-3932. swimming pools. Arts A xalr Dealer. We have bags, Crafts. Qualified Instruc­ h oiei and parts for all FURN. Apt. $«o per mo. trwl. tors. All day, $11 weekly, th make*. We'll recondition it lights A water. 322-3611. Day, $850 weekly. Trans­ for only $5 9S. Work guar portation available. Happy 1 k 2 Bedroom furn. apts. antecd. Come in and tee our Acrea School. Ph. 3228481. cleaner* from $13.93 up. Quesnel Apts., 404 E. 14th 2333 S. Park, 322-6511. St., 322 8191. Legal Notice Vrralb AGENCY . REALTOR 1463 S. Park Ave. Phonal FA 1-2164 or FA I-228J 8. Education • Instruction Private Instructions Ph. 322-6484 frattforb EV E R E TT A . H ARPER Furn. 3 Room Apt., $30. Adults. Phone $33-9410. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS 1 BR, unfurn. house. 8. San­ Parts, Suppliei, Electrolux, ford Ave. 322 3892. Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, SMALL Furn. cottage in Coun try. Cheap. Days 222-2022, etc. Free pick-up. night 322-6830. GM VACUUM REPAIRS 904 So. Myrtle 322 8627 3 BEDROOMS, 3 baths. Range. 3104 Park Ave. Skiing Lessons 9b* $63 mo. Call after 6, 322-6067. Weattoghouie R ou ter. A!2 BR frame house. Very clean. YARDS MOWED. 322-2185. Fit ISK ESTIM ATE most new. $33. Ph. 644-8325. 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ Upholstering ft MaUreaa ren­ ROOF’S CLEANED wan, 322-4013. ovating. Naw ft Uitd Furni­ larpet Call 322-7966 evenings for ture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. nine Lustre Electric ShamTREE ESTIMATE Sacrifice 3 BR, l bath. Toi at Co., at 709 Cstery Ave. poeer only $1 per day. Car­ price $8,000. >1,500 down, FA 1-3117, rol!’* Furniture. $48 mo. 322-3142. 2439 Elm. Free Estimates Need a shelf, screen porch, FU RN ITU RE $395 Buys 3 Years Equity. 1 SIN G ER new room, carporto, new 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Bedroom*, GE range, refri­ house or remodel. B. E. Birthday Sale! ONLY $249.90 gerator, drapes, c l o s i n g Link. 322-7029. r ig $ $ s a v in g s E u y Term* coats. $91 month pays all. Shop and Sava The On Floor Models ft Building: 101 Tampla Drive, Ravenna Dtmonilralora Budget Way Park. Tenant will show. Contractor (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) Write owner, 1123 N. E. 8th BUDGET In Your Home St., Hallandale, Fla. AIR-CONDITIONING _ JJy_FBnDERS . New Custom "Bulir Home~on II. II. POPE CO., Inc. Crystal Lake, For Informa­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 tion call 322-3378. ATTENTION! FOH SALE I SI IS GRADUATES 5 Rm. frame house A tot in Town. Kit. electrically Have your picture taken re­ ceiving your diploma at equipt. $1400. Call after 6 Graduation Exrreiie*. Con­ p. m. 322-6630. tact Bill Vincent, Sanford Herald, 322 M il or 322 0922. OPEN DAILY—NEW HOMES Ready for Occupancy— 3 A 4 Piano Tuning end Repair BDTs — Liberal Financing W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4283 —lxtw D o w n Payment*. FHA • VA - In Service A PAINTING • INTERIOR - EX­ Conventional. TERIOR and Home Im­ SANFORD AREA provement Contractor, AU Go West on 23th St. to Ijike work may be financed up to Mary Illvd, left on Rlvd 3 yr*. Guaranteed satisfac­ to l.ake Mary Fire Station, tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. right one blk. to Off ice, 322-9538. “ Ha’a tha bast eatch In town I Hla fathor runs 322 2744. tha bakery!” LAWNS renovated — Aerate LONGWOOD AREA 12. Raal Eatate For Sala 12. Heal Estate For Sale 10 minute* South on 17-92 to —Remove thatch — Chinch Huy Spray (VC-13)—KertiDixie Hell Diner, right on Hie—Ph. 322-12(4. No. Orlando, 3 Sherry Ave., Seminole Illvd. one block Seminole Realty MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 3 BR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ to Office. 838 3911. 322 5232 ed back yd $64 mo. Small 1901 S. Park REPRINTS AVAILABLE LMN Enterprises, Kites: 322 8911-3013 or 2218 equity. 322-9093. Of picture! that have been Inc. published In The Herald. FOR SALK LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 HR. 2 Cali Bill Vincent at The TRADE: What have you? Mo­ I.' HuhIiic m O p p ortu n ity hath, playrm., cent, airSanford Herald, 322 2611, dern 3 tted room, 2 bath cond. 207 Itldgc ltd., Phone EMPLOYMENT masonry homo, reasonable 322-8322. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, OPPORTUNITIES terms to responsible buyer. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Earning* o f |55-$76 weekly All Types and Sires Ball-BIair A gency EVERETT A. HARPER possible compiling and pre­ We Repair and Service AGENCY - REALTOR paring mnil list* for adver­ REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE STINE 2163 S. Park Ave. tiser*. IN YOUR HOME. 3rd k Park Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. Pbones FA 2-2284 or FA 2-2285 Phone 322-5641 Choose your own hours. For FA 2 6(32 inform at ton write: Dept.- 207 W 2nd St. W E ’RE GU ILTY! GREENBHIAR ND, Box 1763, S.S.8., Spring- 2R. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e Choice lota available In Of having the Rest Huy* field, Missouri. Ever—Older 3 HR home, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor Auto Glass, Tops Very large rooms. $300 16, F em ale H elp W an ted A Sea* Cover* overlooking golf course. Down, $3500, $73 per month. Custom building to your White girl to operate open top AU TO GLASS & specifications. Greenbrier 4 UR, 1(4 llctii, 2 story older washing machines and other SEAT COVER CO. home. Just re • decorated. developed by laundry chores. Age 23-33. $1000 Down, $10,300. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 KINGSWOOD 2307 S. Sanford Ave. Needs a little filin'—but who ALL WURK GUARANTEED BUILDERS, INC. cares?—3 HR Home In Coun­ 17. Male Help Wanted 202 Fairmont Dr. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP try. $5500 — $3,500 Down, FA 9-6074 National Pest Control Com­ Fre« toepcelton, estimate*, Beautiful lot! pickup, delivery. Recortog pany desires to Interview Lake view—Garage Apt. 2 COUNTRY HOME & repairs discounted. experienced outside salcitots. Good condition—$3300. I Mina, from Downtown San 211(4 E. 3rd. 322-34(3 mcn for the Sanford area. ford near FPAL. This is Good opportunity for ad­ This is what so many folks Am oco vancement. Mutt be bond- W a g n e r s want, a Modem home, AUTOMOTIVE able. Good salary and lib­ classified u either a 8 or INVESTMENT * REALTY AIR-CONDITIONING eral commissions, Age 25>229171 3 Bedroom homo with Fire­ 116 N. Park INSTALLATION ■ SERVICING 45. Call J22 9120 for appoint­ place, built-in kitchen, de­ Good Died Cera Sold 2 lilt. Home, Study, Hk ment. luxe bath, enclosed garage III French Ave. 322 7765 Baths, large Family Rm. to In Tip Top ahape. A real good neighborhood; Includ­ DUMP Truck Driver. Haul bargain at $9,710. Very flex­ lime rock. 668-4910 after 6 AU TO GLASS ing stove, refrig., room airible term i. As tow as $30Q p.m.________________________ conditioner, washing m a­ IN STALLED Down. Don’t confuse this chine A ruga. Really ter­ with anything you've seen 18, Help Wanted Senkurik Glima and Paint rific buy! Monthly pay­ any place else. We have Company ment* $83.30. DESK CLERK, day tv night 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 the KEY! KINGSWOOD BU1LDER5, duty. Light work, can uae Ine. retired person, plus room or 31 A. Fata FA 3-8074 straight salary. Apply Val­ des Hotel, Mr*, llurton, Boston Terrier Pup. Female. IN I Park Avenue AKC Reg Ph. 322 5517. FHA - V A HOMES Manager. FA 2-5232 anytime 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS DACHSHUNDS, Miniature. 7 19. SituatlonN W an ted 1. 1(4, A I BATHS wka, AKC. Ph. 322-3309. OLD MAN RIVER DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Babysitting, housework. Ph. The Hlitoric St. Johns flows 32. F low ern - flhruhn 322 3503. $100 in front of thia beautiful I.ow Monthly Payment* P r o p e r t y . Neat Cinder GROW your own hydroponic 21. M eanly Saloon Block I Bedroom home is For Complete Information tomatoes; in container*; See Or Cal) Your ideal retreat from the noise Permanent Special some bearing. Groiaer'* Hy­ ft aggravations most pro20% off Regular Prlcai droponic Farm, S. Sanford FHA - V A pit are foreed to live with. Ave. Children's Haircut* $1.00 Near Intoratate 4. Price Ace Beauty Salon, SALES BROKER Mayfair Hotel Ph. 122 KC25 US. Furniture $19,800. BTEMPER AGENCY TOTO'S Budget Wave $7.30; Used furniture, eppllanees, 1919 to . Froneh 322-4991 tools, etc. Bought > Sold. $15 Regular $10, Complete 2363 Park Dr. 322 2420 Larry's Mart 211 Sanford eve. app'U. Free parking. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Ave. Ph. FA 2 4131. VA-NO QUALIFYING 2nd A Oak Realtor 3 III!, 2 bath, newly painted HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Sell U| Your Furniture. Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. insale and out. I* t 239' 103 So. Oak — 322-3742 Quirk Service With the FA 9-3931 Atlantic Bank Bklg. deep Patio A Barbecue. Cash. SUPER TRADING Spring Permanent Special $14,500. Good Term*! POST. PA 24)677. 20 Percent off regular prices Cut ’a Curl Baauty Shop For the biggest selection of MAYFAI R AREA P r o p e r ty M a n a g e m e n t 3 IUI, 2 Hath, large living 111 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224)634 nearly new and used furni­ & Sulca Ilr o k e r ture, aoa NoU'a Furniture room. Family A dining 2ft. P lu m b in g Bervlean Brokerage to Casselberry mom, frnccd back yard PLUM BLNQ on 17-92. Open 6 day* 9 to 6. with oak tree*, cilru* A Contracting Repairs many iliruhs. Well with Offers for your selection FREE ESTIMATES You can find anything you sprinkler, closed garage, these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 R. L. HARVEY need advertised to the Her­ $10,800. Bedroom 264 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ald Classified. SOUTH W ARD Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty Ph. FA 2 3111 116 W. lit *tFurn. Apt. Pvt. bath A en­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE trance. >22-0702. 2 UR, unfurn. house, kltebea equipped. 2403 S. Willow. LAKE MARY. 2 BR nicely Ph. 349-4282. furn. house. Spotless. Adults, No peU. Ph. 3223930. y. F o r Hale o r R e n t S BR, 2 Bath. Kit. equipt. 801 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Laurel Ave. Ph. 322-0735, LAKE. Call e v e a I n g a 222 6406. 322-1597. 3 Rm. furn. apt. Clean. Water 11. Heal Estate Wanted k lights. $50. 322-2764. WANTED. Desirable tots in trade on Spareraft Trailer. Can lie seen at 2003 So. IV TDD UIHCl'IT t ill IIT III' French. Ph. 322 0457. TDD NINTH J ID H ttl, IIMC tlT OF FLORIDt, IV ABD 12. Heal Estate For Sale FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY. Chaaoory Be. I4AS4 DREAMWOLD D I V O It C E SECTION ANNIE KATE NOBLES. St. Johns Realty 3 n n , 114 Bath, hardwood Plaintiff THE TIME TESTED FIRM floor* central heal, large JAMES BUKHMAN NOBLES. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 34123 fenced yard A well. $14,000. Dafamlant. SOTira TO APPKAM 3 BR. 2 bath, cent, host It Priced From $6,750 TOt JAMES BUKHMAN NO­ air-cond, corner lot, lake Down Paym ents BLES, whna* raatSance and a<1dr*as ara unknown privileges, in Lake Mary. A s Low A s $100 FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha TOU AUK 111: It KIIT III:$11,900. Ph. 322-2903. QIMIIEI) tu fit* your written Monthly Payments itrf.na* tu th* Cunittlalnl fur UNFURNISH­ Olvurv* U!*>l hrrrln aaalnat FURNISHED, From $43.50 B eforo you buy . . ED Lakefroot, 3 BR. 1W you. with tha Clark of th* To make tha beat homo abov* atylad Court on or btbath, 1$ x 30 Swimming pool for* June II. IMI, and aarva buy, see tha In Sun! and- 121 Lake Dot. a ropy of aama upon Plaintiff's attornay, W. T. Darla, Mult* VA - FHA J07. On* North orane* Avanut, GRACIOUS LIVING Orlando, Florida. Appointed In this nearly new 3 BR, 2 FAIL NUT ur a liter** Pro Bath Red Brick Home lo­ Cuntaaao will b* anttrad Property aaalnat you. cated at 615 Sarlta. Can be tvIT.NLbM any band and aaai M anagem ent & youra for only $800 down k at lanfard. Saanlnala County, • •■.-is*, is- t ,t . mta move in at once. Wo will be Florida, this 14th day of May. Sales B roker • Alt,ijMf.lt* / I f . His. A. D. t»44. happy to show K at a mom- f.tJloMf, lit liVllK) (MEAL) meats notice! Arther H. Backwllb, Jr. Ciork of tb* Above ttylod court Office FA l- 9 !!l Byl Mandia S. Joboaoa APPLIANCE SERVICE Deputy Clark Night FA 8-6649 Fubllah Hay II, II 4 Juno 1. lio i S. Park Ave. 983-9796 110 Banford Ave- 122-7636 I. 1*44. FA 23232 anytime CDU-44 8634 Fork Or. iaahrf, Fla. V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice 34. Articles For RsIs 33. Furnitnra FU RN ITU RE CO. 298 Long wood P in a 1792 Ph. 838-4583 34. Articles For Sala Payton Realty see w rT frm rT T a Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty D IC K 'S SPINET PIANO, to tranafer to good local home. Simply assume small payment*. We'll transfer and fully guarantee. Write for detail* and inspection, Credit Mgr. 103 Dodd St. Rome, Georg!*. Ilaby Crib, mattre** and car bed. $30. 323-0472. running cond. $100. 322-7283. BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? ' FINANCE IT WITH US ft Low Intareit Bates ft Low Monthly Paymeeta FLORIDA STATE BANK HIGHEST PRICE PAID F o n EXTRA CLEAN CARS 1012 Sanford Ave. 322-4303 Used Remington Portable Typewriter. $24.95. Powell's '49 Old* Club Cpc. Hun* good473. Ph. 322-7890. Office Supply, 117 Magnolia '56 Ford 4 Dr. HT. RAH, A /T SINGER AUTOMATIC Exc. cond. $430. 3220840. IJke new condition. Makes buttonhole*, eewa on but­ Beautiful 1980 Ford Convert­ ton*, Applique*, Blind stit­ ible. Perf. Cond Fully ches, $136, pay $8 month­ equipt. $950. Ph. 322-2830. ly. Sanford Sewing Center, 1937 Plymouth Fury, RAIL 322-9411. good cond. 1st $373 tik ei i t 322-7775. Wedding Gown, full length, Chapel train, Pcau dc sole, '01 Renault. I.lko new. Low Air nr Ion lace, sahrina neck­ down payment. Tako up line, lire T. 322-3328. payments. 322-3619. HAIRY INDIGO Reg. $33 IOO lbi., 500 lb. loti $31 Pensacola Bahai 100 lbi $23 300 lb. lota $24 Crystal Wax Onion Plant* 3! $2.60-300 $1.50 '38 Imperial, $809 ba|. $33 mn. A. M. PREVATT '60 Vauxhall, $387 bai, $31 mo. Seville, Fla. '59 Plymouth, $362 bat, $30 mo. '46 Plymouth; 23" Wealing- '86 Chevrolet, $392 bai, $29 mo. house TV. Beat offer. Ph. '37 Dodie, $389 ba|, $22 mo61 Ford, $396 bai, $31 mo. 322 9392. 'M Plymouth Wag. $501 bat, READY MIX CONCRETE $91 mu. Palloa, Floor, Free Ketima,vja '55 Ford, $337 bai, $16 mo. 8111a, lintels, atepa, blocka, ‘38 Rambler, 1290 bai, $16 mo. aand, cement, rock, pipe, '60 Anglia, $389 bat, $31 mo. itoet, greaae traps, dry '58 Chevrolet. $688 bai, $34 mo. wella. Stepping atones. '56 I'onllac, $381 bai, $31 mo. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. '53 Lincoln, $409 bai, $24 mo, 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 '56 Ford Wag., $499 bai, $2$ mo. Check with CARPETS A ’lu CARTE '5$ Imperial, $100 bai, $33 mov For the BEST Carpet Valuoi anywhere. Samples shown to your home. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande JAdn SANFORD AVE. 241-6194 or Leroy C. MacTavith, Owner A OPEN EVENINGS 322-5343 Evenings $ Bank $ Repossessions National IUI May Special. Macholtes, 09c. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. SEWING M ACH INE1963 WHITE Twin needle ZigZag. Same as new. Makes buttonholes, monogram a, blind hems, all without attachments. Pay $64.26 or $6 62 per mo. Call Garrett's, 322 3244. Phone 322-4503 37. Hosts • Motors Gateway To The Waterway Itolnton H|>nrtltiK G ooiIh Your EV1NRUUE Dealer >04 8-8 K. lit. Ph. FA 2 3961 39, Trailers - Cabanas SPARCRAFT 19 x 43. Completoly furnished. Kacrlficn price. Can be teen at 2003 FOR SALE—Oak double desk So. French Ave. Phone 322—$75. ktoughton Insurance. 6437 for further Information. 203 W. First St. WASHER: Automatic Weat- ingliousc. Very good cond., $30. Call 222-7077. HONEY rOR RALE: One gal­ lon, $3.00. Call 222-2960 af­ ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ ERY WITHIN SANFORD CITY LIMITS. MEN - WOMEN from agta 18 to 32. Prepare now for U. B. Civil Service job openings In this area dur­ ing the neat 12 months. Government poidtfone pay as high as $446.04 a month lo start. They provide much aerator security than private employment and rsrellrnt opportuniiy for advancement, 5itany p»*l(Iona require litlte or no apecialiiod eduraion or riprrlm rr. Hut to get one of these job*, you must psaa s teat. The competition is kern and In soma cases only one out of five pern. Lincoln Servico haa helped (houseede prepare for thrso tesla every year since 1918. It to one o f (he largest and oldest privately owned schools of Its kind and to not con­ nected with (he Government, For FfiEK Information on Government Jobe, including Rat or positions and nalarles, fill out coupon and mail at once—TODAY. You will also get full details on bow you can prepare yourself for these tests. Don’t delay — ACT NOW! LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. *9 D Pekin, Illinois 1 am very much laterruled. Picsie send me sbeolutrly FREE ( I ) A Ret of V . R. Government positions end eateries; (3 ) Information on how to qualify for e U. S. Government Job, Age Name ........----------- — Street — ...... - ......... SOLD! 442 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES WANTED City .............................. 8 IN 0 K R Representative at Alan'i Fabrics A Ruga 332-3783 Electric reconditioned Smith 35. A rticles Wanted Corona portable typewriter, Like new, $110. Ideal Gra­ CASH for good clean Used duation Gift. Other po~tFurniture. Noll-Furay Furniabloa to rhooia from, $49.95 lure, 901 W. First St., Ph. and up. rowvlt'a Office 322-6391, Supply Co., Magnolia Ave. WANTED: Discarded clean 322 3842. cotton clothing ft rags in Electric, General Adding Ma­ large quantities. 322-2730. chine, $33. Powell's Office Supply Co. Magnolia Ave. 38. Automobiles • Trucks 322 3142. '33 Chevrolet 4 Dr S«d. Good Government Owned Homes In Sanford Call M lo n a And no wondtr whan th*to quality hem** ara priced ** low— $7,790. I* $11,350, with as Ktla at $240.4 m and $4927 meethi) I Oriva cut today. St* replica et Worlfi Fair Houial fra* rida oa rhmkoat. “OtHona Queen**! Taka tattrstita >4 — tall at M ary hchangi. CALL •••-4411 Phene ..... . MOt* DIVISION VMS iilTfMA SlBPOSATlOH Slate J i t r f �1-6 ounce package All-Meat your auty ana your privilege M 'pV .V F uI O hi O r t « n O Stamps * * * l l t w , M w 4 w "L4W »*» BORDEN'S ASSORTED OMLETS a lip [11 i&mhIH-Xi ijfaJ ffMJ w WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE ^ ~ All-Meat I SIZZLE-SEALED I FR A N K S ! i dairy special* • Pillibury Crescent D IN N ER ROLLS Breakfast Club Grad* A Florida WHO HAD THE first jukebox? W hy, Thomas A. Edison, o f course. This 1905 model is now on display at the Edison Home in F ort Myers. F or a nickle Margie Black Is enjoying a nostal­ g ic tune she has selected from one o f the 24 cylinders. \e frozen food* • PRICES E F F E C T IV E ^ " MON., TUES., WED., MAY 25, 26, 27, 1964 Hawaiian Punch CO N CEN T RA TE was In Chile, and the home mission was In the North Cen­ tral area in Chicago, 111. Sira, Earl Unger led the group study o f Chapter Five in Bo Who l You Arc, entitled Mature in Christ. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, circle leader, conducted the busi­ ness session. All committee chairmen reported on their activities for the month. The assignment given (lie women of making and rolling band­ ages is almost completed. Ad­ ditional help will be appre­ ciated on Work Bay. The group meets on Wednesday at Die church. Meeting The Association will tic held this Tuesday night, at the home of Mrs. Richard Kcigh. The subject for the pro­ gram will be Medical Missions ami slides will be shown. All members are asked to bring and use (heir special offering envelope. The next circle meeting will tie held at (he WAS1IINOTON (UPI) - home of Mrs. II. M. (Henson Six months after a crime that with Mrs. l.ucillo Mero Iter thook the world and shatter­ c o - h n s lr s * . ed a woman, friends of Mrs. The meeting adjourned with John F. Kennedy report thit the Friendship Circle Mlrpah "she has her high and tow benediction. A social hour fol­ points, lately mostly Vow." lowed with refreshments serv­ The beautiful and enigmatic ed by the hostcAses. Jacqueline Kennedy l i v e s Other members attending quietly in a stately Georgewere Mrs. A. E. Crocker, Mrs. town horn# that, probably to F. K. Donaldson, Mrs. Row­ her great chagrin, has become land Coble, Mr*. W. C. Hopa major sight seeing attrac­ L *., Mrs. Roy Howell Jr., tion for the charter bus tourist Mr*. Evelyn Rice, Mr*. Har­ crowd. ry E. Sandusky, Mr*. Ruby She is seen oecasionslly at Sjoblom, Mr*. Ralph Williams, some of the better restaur­ Mm. John Ulmer and Mrs. ants in town. Now and then, Charles Rnssman, when certain that hnr arrival will not cause a fuas, she takes daughter Caroline to Hie spinet probably was such public events as Die New named for Giovanni SpInctU, York World's Fair or Die of Venice, who made Import­ Washington appearance of the ant changes in its design in Llpplxaner horses of Vienna. the 1500s. By France# Wester Tbe May meeting of Circle Two o f the UPW of the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary was held at the home of Mra. Alice Wern­ er with Mr*. Fannie Lcfilcr her co-hostcsa. Mra. Lelfler led the devo­ tions using Faith as her topic. She pointed out that the word faith appears one hundred and eight times in the Bible. She read an article Maltten by Robert Schuler en­ titled, Stepping Out On Faith. The scripture was taken from Matthew 18: 20. Mra. James M. Thompson read the mission list for the day from the Year Book of Prayer. 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Rlk R P L A T HOHK M P A R E M 19 37 >* Joh n* P r o p e r tie s Ino I x t 17 nik n Hobart A J r A Iren* M 30 91 Lot 1 lllk II Ml John* P rop er ties lna I x t U Rlk R M clntoih I I II 39 31 Ine Johna P rop er ties Sr I x t 19 Rlk R 2ft 3® W I I Kt o f E I I I Kt St Johna P ro p e r tie s Ino L ot 1 Ulk C o f 8 I I I Kt o f 8 E>( 14 11 I I Edith W rlff ht Et Al I I II 13 91 Nt Johna P rop er ties Ino I*ot > Rlk C 13 91 W IJ Kt nf K 91 Kt Kt Johna P ro p e r tie s Ino I x t 5 lllk C nf 8 111 Kt o f HK>4 I I 19 lo X'lulra W r i g h t I r II II 12 9ft Kt Johna P ro p e r tie s Ino I*ot 4 ltlk r 13 91 R f , l l i l l Kt W A 711 Johna P ro p e r tie s Ino I x t i Rlk C Kt 8 o f NE Cor 13 9ft Kt Johna Pro per tlea Ino 1^01 < Ulk C Run W 49 9 Kt 8 12 91 Kt Johna P rop t rt laa Ino I x t 7 R lk C Ur* Kt E l i t Kt 13 91 Kt .! -hna P rop er tlt a Ino I x t • nik c I I 11 I* Jama* T hom aa II 77 ,1 to B * « — .............. 13 9t ■1 Johna P ro p trt laa Ino Lo t 9 Ulk C 12 >1 UtC I l i l Kt W A T il 11 Johna P rop t rt laa Ino I,ot 10 lllk C Kt 8 o f NE Cor 13 >ft Kt Johna P rop er tlt a Ino I*ot 11 Hlk C Run E 257 'x Kt 8 2* 92 St Joh na Pro per tle a Ine L it 17 Rlk C I to Kt W 1575, Kt 19 57 Kt Johna I’ ropartla* Inc I x t It lllk C. N 110 Kt |l.aaa W 19 37 ht Johna Propart lee lna L«o t I t Rlk C 100 Kt o f E 1111 19 37 Kt Johna P ro p e r tie s Ino L ot 20 Rlk C Kt A E I t Kl o f 11.37 i t Jo h n * P ro p t rt la a lAg Lfrt u Blk C IV l i t 4 K l o f S B * f o n E R / W o f R4 111 K t ) ___________ I I I t t l K o r p a r J t n k l n i III* * ■ L ln. o f S M o f A l l l l o o o N ' O M A P OK I.OTM 81 A M HP M M a N I T H ' l » M I I I I HW i o f H W ' i Itun i ) i : » : n MtiHii lua p a r k , m i ■ i : h N o lo n n 1(4 I W Vl E 17 Kl f l l o t A __— A hu ll M A Million Junta Jr I I II U l r u u ItJU ». .W* D E S C R I P T I O N OK L A N D e e £ £ m e 9 £ h! » M c & o D E S C R I P T I O N OK LAND N AME o r O W N E R s i u N A M E OK O W N E R * + - 1*4lah A R a c h el T rin g la t*o!s 7 A I P L A T HOOK 1 P AUK M Badla M M cI n ty r e 32 9f W il l i e J A Louisa J e n k in s 7.11 l*o l 10 BEL* %III 1*1. %Y HOOK .*1 IV%OF. in Alary E A Hoy A R e d d in g 32 33 h<mo\an A A ll o t e M T u c k e r 2‘*%1 Millard II A Inea Haron 7211l*ot C Hlk 12 HOftll'S t l 111)1% |9lOk r i . % T IIOOK I r.%tiK M P L A T BOOK 1 P A U K I M D im C i r r i * M Hr*r a 1*" %4 W C DeC ouraey 17ft L ot ie <*»a«an L ot M ___________ ____— B t ' K A A V i r T A K C T t T r .C ri.% T h o o k a r % o r a i a t pla t book a r c e a va L OC K H A R T ** l i ' B D I T N I O t I^ota 1 A 2 Blk 1 ---------Wtllta Jr A Ju lie B B r o w n H i t Late 11 A 39 Rlk B _ T ar ra nr e V A F r a n r » « ' I Bernice H B ellam y Kt Al 42 23 L ot I Blk 2 ----------------ttrnn n 90 M 9 op h!a A Jon es ft47 t*ot 1® A N H o f l*.»t 11 l*ot 12 Hlk 3 ------------ t laor ga T o u n g 23.32 L ot 21 Hlk 2 -------------Hlk r ...................... P. 'B»r K A Sarah ti G a r n e r 55 77 L ot » Blk S .... . _____ * H W Jonaa ft17Lot 1 Blk P - ........ ........ M ary C A le x a n d e r 14 I I F lorr la Nealy 1270 1*0 1a I I A 14 Blk I — C A T E ' t A DDITION PI. AT m u m S P A R E Al Has A M am ie Artie IIII l*ot • Hlk 4 ______ ___H o w a r d E A R a c h e l L R«*a Tl IS H o w a r d E A R ac h el L B e s t 17 Cl L ot e 21 3ft A 21 ........... L ot 1® Blk ft .......— C E L E R Y A Y K A t r * ADD IT ION P I .A T HIIOK 1 PA RK A I2.A A UO Omataad M F ield s 111 Lot 11 Blk ft __________ " r » al P A Mary 1. C m r lc k 114 Joh n T A Mary Hcott 2421 T#ot a 2 A 4 Hlk A .. . l-o t a 3 3 A 4 n ik 4 ____ .1 D W o o d r u f f . Et At l i e 34 I*ota 17 11 A I t Hlk 4 L a t a h L auren ce , H a lrt 33.03 1«ota 1 A I Hlk C ..... Lot Hlk ... May T W o o d r u f f 11.11 Lota 50 51 52 53 A 24 C H A P M A A A T I C K E II9 ADD IT ION P L A T HOOK I P A R E SI Beula h 1* Harris 24.74 Hlk 4 ------------- ------T*ot t Hlk I ________ _ ia <• I x o l a (1 Vlv on Lota 11 14 1ft A II Hlk E m m e t t A E v elyn a r e a * H I T I*e t I Blk I T _________ C a a r e n r # A A Lillian K T a r k e r f l e o r g e A b r a m s II *7 l i t 11 L ots I t A 11 Blk I ” p i . at h o ok 1 p a r k Tl A 71 n i a p p p . i .i .' a A i n t m m n v G e o r g ia It Pavla 13.11 l*ota 17 A I I Blk I *..« l . o i i 1 A 2 lllk 11 141 M Jamea A Mary Hmllh T ho m aa J A Barbara L I boii I I 11 A 17 Hlk 10 I ’ lyaaea 8 llu r lon <: t i Jackson 2449I^ita 0 A 7 lllk 11 4o 19 Rtaala II M cC arley R u b y Mitcham 3430E4* o f l.o l 17 Rlk G I*ot ft Blk 1 1 ___ l.eo Hoaen ftIT AV UO Kt o f Cot 51 nik I*ot 2 Blk I I a.___ K — ...... ........................ t.lllU Halt J o h n n ie McCann ft41 14 94 l-ot < Blk 1 1 ____ in* W r l . A R K 'O 81 R I I I A I 9 I H * P L A T ROOK 1 PARK A 1»7 R ad lck ren d ett on a il I*ot 7 Blk I t ____ C l i f f o r d A nd er so n 11.11 N la I Kt o f I ^ t 11 Lot ft Blk II Hlk I t ......................... W il l A P ea rl H u tr h ln aon l i IS Alph on a y A Joh nn ie M l*ote ft A • Blk 1ft 1*n* f r y I I 90 Ixita 11 * 17 lllk 74 .. . C a n d a lh a It l l n llld a y 7)1 *7 W M IT.AHK'M » t H-IIIV I'l. AT IIOOK I P A R K DM E d w a r d I* A V ic to r ia L ot t Blk II W a l l a c e H A T h elm a 1> Hall 44 54 H a r r in g t o n 14.77 l o t 1 Ulk II Tr 1 4 ____ Nathaniel C lark Kt At 47.3# M U S T I I V T I I I I ) H E A I .T V CO > l ' l l l ) l \ I M H A P L A T B OO K B P A U K CM l.ot 3 lllk 11 T r 15 COt'.ATHY c u n MAAHII H I T I IH.AT HOOK II P A R K 11 Lot A ( I . t i l 8 301 01 Kt Jo e H A lxirena C r itt en d en 11# TS o f W 107* K t ) ___ Ernoat B lo c k o r 11 I I Lot 7 lllk A ----------------COI AT HY C U M M AM1K I .9 IT TAA o P L A T HOOK I t P A R K ie# S ISO Kt o f W 107.1 Kl Ix>t I lllk G W il lia m J A D o r o t h y J W il lia m I. A flr r a ld ln o C o f la)I A ____ —------Green. 39 » » K ir k t tl c n i M n v ci.i n m a y o r h i t s I’ l.A T IIOOK 11 PAGKM TK * 70 l.annla 8l lr r I 01 tail I Rlk J Odlt C * llorla t. Brru gKi at 50 I'lyavra J ll roo ka 4 01 Lot • lllk II ... I a*t 10 Rlk J li l t 10 Ulk D . R ob er t D * Rarhara I) Dekla (• 34 E 51 Kt o f W 117 Kt o f 1-ot f Rlk K Joa eph It Jr * P at ri cia N 100 Kt o t SW'A A McG ove rn o f NW 1 4 ........... ......... 10 41 I I Q r o r a r A Elkin L T a y lo r I I 11 i t i i 19 DK P O n E S T S ADDIT ION P L A T HOOK I P A R E 1.90 W 1001* Kl o f E l i m teit r A xne a E nu tl ih 15 It Kl o f 8 111 Kl of llr llt Jelka 34 Al II J oh n O An.tr• NWt* (l.rao 8tr**(l tt i t It I t I t Cot 1 u n i i B K A 'o at niHA i m i o y I’ l . A T HOOK 4 P A R E • 8 500 Kl o f E I I Kl o f IxiI 1 * W > , nf Cot I Klorlda D a b t i r , , llelra 14 91 W I I ! Kt o f N W <4 DHEAMAVOI.il P I . AT HOOK A PAGE* * NI A o f N W>i o f 8 W «« i t 20 10 C lift o n M A Lila J W alla ii 14 I t P L A T IIOOK 4 P A R E S .la * in SE»« o f SW>4 o f NEI4 8 Al A Ja na K ll lc h a t d 10 St ot SWU i t u Cola 4 A 5 Rlk ii 19 t® J P W o o d r u f f lx<t I lllk 1 _ City o f 8 a n fo r d 14 I t T H E T O W N OK • A N K I in il Ixita 14 39 A 3(1 (l.eaa P L A T ItllOK I P A R E S l « T O 01 A l i t 113 IIS 111 A I K N 14 Kt o f Ixit 14 R C lbiyra larta 1 2 A I Rlk 1 Tr 1 1111 I t A NK.Iy 14 Kl o f Ia)t• 1 A I Rlk 3 T r 7 I .it 19 f o r A llay ) A E I I I Kt o f A l . lllk 3 Capri R ea ta ur an t. 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Da vid R J a f f a 111 44 Ixita 17A A IS lllk t l l.ot 7 A Tart Date In K I i Kt o f 8 H o f I « t n u l l 717 P ag e 431 T A E I i Kl o f Lot lllk 17 Jana W" Thom peon t i l al I lllk 4 Tr I ------- -C harU a E ( l o r m U y Ir4 lit.IT W illia m C A D o r o th y M K n ill.a H T .a la y 3011 I « t 10 n i k 4 T r T ____ R rldgem an I i 71 Iwota I A I n i k I T r I Barnard A (llo r la Ja ffa H i II Lot I Rlk I t1 __________ W il lia m E A E llia b a th H N U H Kt o f Lot I Hlk K lr ch e r 11 (9 4 T r 10 ____________ _ K r a n r . t J Kalrckilh Tt17 It _ W il lia m E A E lisab eth H Charlao II A l l t l t n R r . t I I I t Ixita 14 A 1 W 4 nf Rlk I Tr I I „ K4rcher i : it l « t 7 Rlk I Tr T ____ llobar t E A Anna J Ml t c li.il tl If R o c r o A Riiunatta Bulplalo 104.i l Lota I 9 1 4 11 A 11 U n a I A 10 lllk I T r II Hlk 11 W il lia m V A Eathar AV J a m . ! R A Martha 8 Clak 11.70 B E >4 Rlk I Tr I t ____ Hart w ic k l*e i t Hobart II A Amalia K Caflla 10.11 E 4 o f W *4 Rlk I T r 1* L ot I t n ik t t ____ T r l - C o u n t y llulldare. Ina 97 I I L o l l 11 A 11 Rlk I T r 1 V l r c l l C A C at horlno ■ Ann a 1* Adania Et Al 11.44 Oracay 1441Ixita 4 * 5 lllk II C e d i A A Lillian C Ja rr ell I.ota a A 7 lllk 11 13.14 Lot 1 A N 10 Kt n f tail lx . 19 lllk 14 ....... M ar gar et T h o m a 11 91 J II n * ik l ! t l 4 Rlk i Tr ! ... Lot 91 lltk 14 ____ l o a n N A Unity 51 S nyd er 54 31 I ad 4 Rlk 7 Tr I _____ _ H t n r y P A H arr iot ■ G e o r g e K A Nellie G r iffin 79 *3 Jo h naon 11.11 l.ot 13 Rlk I i J oh n K G roin 1xi t 1 Rlk I f _________ 11.91 1C 44 Kt o f N 111 Kl W illia m D A Ha lly J S c ott 41 ( I lllk 7 Tr 11 .......... T an a D ix on I t . I I l.ot 11 lllk 19 _________ l x I 1 A N U o f Lot 9 Lot J A N 4 o f Iait I Rlk 17 .................. Mar tin AV Jr A M ary J Maple 1*4 71 Rlk I T r I ______ __ W illia m M A O r p i n E C o o k # I I ! Tl Tail « Rlk I T r 7 . . . _ I J A Note llullar 11 I t Ixita I 1 I 11 I t A 14 Hlk 14 ....... . Jo h n AA' Peanlil • 7 ®« I ait I lllk I T r I H am id II Jr A Ruth Ann 811II 9ECTKIY llll K A 9ft %%*4)1.1) I'l. AT 111)01% 4 P A R K 71) Iluxxall 40 41 J a m e s II A M artha 8 l.lek I x t 11 lllk 4 ________ 42 .'3 last 10 Rlk • T r I ____ Wallara II A R albaia C Ned A M uirlt* (1 Mnnea 2Z70 MeCalloy 107.14 I x t . 7 A 1 Hlk • t x t a 11 A 14 lllk 4 ____ W il lia m E A Julia 8 Malhea 19 73 tail 1 Rlk II T r 1 ____ Clayton Thomaa A Harih N AV C’ aslla 8r. Heir* 10 14 Rtaaa 111 t t I x t 1 lllk 1 ------I x t i 14 l o 11 Blk ■ _ Al W C at tl e 8r. Heir* 92 14 I ait | n ik I I T r T ____ R obert E A Betty B M cKee 11.71 1x4a I t A 19 Blk 1 G e o r g * M Hr A Lillian L ■ I I Kl o f W || p t # f AVIllla 23 ft? »: t « m Kt ar a n Donald M A Mary 11 Park 4ft oft lllk 11 T r I I ....... .. Ralph A Minnie Y arbrough l i l t I x t a 11 19 A I t nik tt A M E Y D K D P L A T I IH IT D P A U K I 'l . A T BOOK 7 PA RK Y 1 A * W So Kt o f E t i l Kl o f sees Albert C Phelps Ran)* min J A Mary lia ll : « 3 7i 8 4 Rlk 10 Tr IS — 91 SI E 9V Kt o f I x t 44 A M E M I E I ) P U T E I .M H I A «(| l »I I V v j 5v-.:...r/. : : * . / * !. ,1 I ...a *7 T. t .. u 2: D E E D ROOK 118 P A R K INI I C 8 Nan I* W aa hbu rn l.ol I Rlk 11 T r I ____ 117 t i I xi I 1 I t x e a N 31 15 K l) 8 4 Kl nf tail I A .V A Ixit 111 |l.eaa K 4 i l Kl o f tail I lllk W II H am ilton Kt) 49 91 n M *r A Lillian L W ll lla II T r 7 <4 91 F.% A\M HI 11111% I»l4)% F L A T IIIHIH 1 P%I1R IT E 17 Kt n f W 111 Kt nf l a u r i llan ke W illia m /. A J oa rp hln e l ' 8 4 lllk II Tr 11 29 34 AV 140 Kl o f I x t 4 ........ Itlc kc tta 14" II N 17 Kl o f W II Kt nf PAIIIAIKAV r i . %r IIOOK 4 F A L K Tl ftlhrria lluskey 1 03 8 4 Ulk 11 T r 11 .... llarhet L llasa N E '4 Rlk 1! T r 11 ____ 19ft 11 N 4 Kt nf 8 ia Kt o f Lot Hi Ulk 1 _______ T V. A M artha r n e t t e d 9 11 tail a 4 5 A I Ulk It G er tr u d e Cald walt A lbert Kaundera 11.79 T r 10 ........... 11 « 93 I x t 11 Hlk 1 .......... .......... Mary W A Ja m es Hmlth A lb er t A t i l e d ) * I* Kaundera lift In I x t II Hlk 1 ................. Iait to Rlk I I T r 1. 13.44 8 1 Kl o f N 10 Kt o f tail 1 t l.aaa 8 4 Kt 1 lllk I x t 74 Hlk 1 I 1! A ftl art ha C Hat ten 9 II Turn A C ha rlutte llr a a m n II T r 11 It.Oft C F i .i .n W f t ii i i * %i®i9ir ii» % Fl. % 1 II4I4IK * F A 4499 1 8 4 Kt nf lait 1 A N U Fiibllc .Mortgage Co Inc I x t 7 Hlk A .................... 95.17 Kl o f tail 1 lllk II G e o r g e Smith T r II .. 1® 97 I x t a 1 8 9 A N 14 o f St Adi on 8 lllk A l « 74 fier i K Cha pm an 8 17 Kt nf lait 1 Rlk ftlary L lly a r a Atjullta llr a s t o n F l Al U *1 II T r II . ... » 97 I x t 1« lllk II ................ 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M l Lot I S o f Ovtodo Road P o rt R ua « M f .l P t Co Ino 14.11 * • -* • ----------------------Robart T A H a iti J K a l i t a (Loss B 1SIIH P t) B I* B risk Rd Bly Csntral Fla Davalopmant Let 1 Blk 11 H n D V U m ADDITION PLAT BOOK 1 PAO B 11 Blk D _____________ » D Daalol IM an Sam* U P t M Co Ina III Lot D (Loan That Fart LaU II 1* A 11 (Lata P t N af ■ U n * o f Central Fla Davalopmant Lot 4 Blk 11 W o f E Lina o t Part o f Lola 11 A NEH W U W Lin* Co Ine Ml SW K o f SEH o f 14 In North Orlando at 8E H o f N W H N Contra! Fla Davalopmant Lot 1 Blk 11 f-M -li) __________ H arry H H u lf 1.11 A North Orlando III Co tne ta Pt W a f Ran R le t 4th A Ith Adds i t I I Bmllh Bros W o o d Prod not* Central Fin Davalopmant BREEN LEAP A W IL iO N ’ l ADDITION PL A T BOOK 1 FACES SB A BT Lot • Blk 11 A B e t II * Pt W A L o t I t (Loan 1 II P t) * till laa *4411 Cs Ino 111.44 Ft N a f Int Ban IM P t a a f N W Central Fla Davalopmant N II F t o f Lot I I Ernoot J A V a ry C B rooklyn M l Lot T Blk 11 o f Center U n a af ia .u C o Ine Lot IT A NH o f Let I I Varntr W A draco Nolaon 11.11 Cor o f BH o t BWH ■harry A vs A N o f NBH Run N 111 L A K E M ART MANOR PL A T BOOK S PAOB M Building Only L in s L o n rw o o d T t b i t * Pt a i i Lota 11 A II _____ _ McDowell Company Ine od In R /W nt Inter* T t.lt L ott it jn n 11 a i i Ovledo Rd Run N F t a T4 D o s II Min fcDawsH Company Inn Tf.tl m otion o f Canal at *« D eg 41 Min W B l i f t Ft BWly on M ld 'F la Investm ent Co B t* i o i . i t Ft a o f n w 13.31 A L a k tilda D r ____ 104 Ft N M D*a I R t to Ft E o t Ben Cor O ovt Lot 1 Run FL A T BOOK • FACE L A K E MINNIE ESTATES K in B to B U n a W to Bag A N IM a II D o# E II Ft N Bap BE Cor Lot 31 Run Lwt 13 f ly an B P t o f R H I F t od M D ta E l i t Ft ■ BWly on N R /W Lin* ta Sherry A v* BH od BBH at i i D o* e lo t Ft a Lnka M a r y Rlvd ■W ly o n Sherry A vo ------------to M M Joal E Smith PI M i i D ta w i n Ft a NWH M.M Ft N 11 Dap to Boa) Blk D -----Tha North Orlando Co 111.11 II D ta E 100 Ft N All BW H a f NEH B *. IV 411.11 Ft N Tl tween Laha Mary Boa 114 n W 411.44 19 D ec K t i l Ft S D ta 14 Min 41 S*o Ft N nf Int of Cen­ Rd A Ry A N * r I I D ta E to E Lina K 11 11 Ft B 11 Dap ter Lin* o t Sherry A r R d _____________ M J* I I Jaanatt* Ebrankrana U K o f See 8 1177.1 Ft E to H i* ________ K ill! E Jr A UIHaa Lloyd 11.11 Av* A Lon* wood* W 101.lt Ft N Ban Oh w R /W at R d Boa NW Cur Let II Ovtodo Bd Run N IM l t l . I P t a w ip 111.11 Ft W 4 ia .ll Run S m . t Ft N II II D *a II K in W an N Lin# a f BRH Ft ft 100.11 Ft w D or E 3 0 l.lt Ft B 104 Ft N 14 Da* I I o f BWH Run NKly •31.31 Ft N to B a r lo i.T i Ft a i i D ir K in B U B Linn on Rd lTl.d Ft N I I 11.41 (Lota l t d ) _________ I I M I I E llli B Lloyd Jr w t o i .i t Ft a u> a w L ot 13 Sly on E Dan *1 M U W 111.4 B oa i i . t Ft a ot n w Cor Lot I I Ely on Ltn* to Sherry A vs F t N II D on 14 Mftt Co r d o v t Lot 1 Run B ird l l l . l l Ft N 11 SW ly on Sherry a 14 F t W l l t . I F t S II D ta E 111.71 D or W 417.13 Ft N Av* to Boa Blk D Research EnaU aorlnn Cory 4J.lt ■ It D os I* Min w F t 8 II Dog W 111 II D o r E 101.Tl Ft Lot 14 Blk D _________ Btev* P tla rs Jr E t A1 IT.tf 111 Ft BEly i n . i Ft N II Doa W II N Tl D os H Min E L o u II IT 31 A I* Blk r t to B*n ------------- M M at Hart# A H arriot K arri* m .M Ft S 111.11 Ft to l l l . l l Ft N II D r r Th* North Orlando Co 111.11 11.14 BH * t N W H Of b w h 31 I I I* Charts* E A E lls*both B -------- I I II I I Joatph E A Joan A RuaM Boa IV 171.14 Ft N II Durk* t f .14 L ois 14 (0 *7 A a n e t E ta 1111.41 Ft H o f E K D t r w i n . i r t to _ SI H I f Roltar Parm A Ranch Oo • T t.ll BWH * f BBH L ot II A I* (Lean B*e Foot Run N Tl 131.31 B t r — ___________ _ H ow ard E Lloyd l t l Ft o f I V H at Part In North Or­ D ta 11 Min W FLORA HEIGHTS PL A T EOGK S PAGE IS lando Ranchos A N W H A Rea I t* P t 1107-1 Ft N 1 1 4 IIII Lot I f Rlk 1 _________ Arthur A Maude Hauahton N o f a w Cor o f 8*a 1 1A A 4) Blk D ta e i n . i r t a 70 ll.t l Lot 10 Blk I — __ .......... Dan Talaa T h * North Orlando Oe l l l . f i N W H o f b w h Run D ________________ D ta II Min K to ■O l’Ttt SANFORD HEIGHTS ADDITION R I Ch N l i t P t SH o f L oU I f A II A pt n o f Bog a to F L A T BOOK I PAGP.B 118 A 118 E 114 .T Ft N 14 P t 111.11 All L oU I I A M 11 I I I I R oy A E vtlyn DoWItt Boa _ Lota 40 A I T __________ W illiam H Varnon I l.t l E 4M.T P t N 111 P t (Loos Pt In N Or­ FAIMLANB B IT ATE I FL A T BOOK II PAOB 18 N 100 Ft o f S 1111 Ft W 1141.4 Pt a to lando ln d Add) Rlk L ots 11 A II Blk A — Central Florida Dovolopo f E 111 Ft ot W H Th* North Orlando Co 311.11 ------- f t I f I t Jam s* R A M artha K B a ilor *1.1* D ---------------------------11.11 B o a ------------m tnt Co 43 11 Lot II K o f Hard Road o f S W l i ... ........ ......... 11 Id I* Jam ie J A Mary Michael 111.11 BRH o f I V H (L**a N Lota t l A II Blk A _ Mid-Fla Invsstmant Co PINK CHEST FL A T BOOK S PAGE TS 471.11 r t s ( I M (Lota Part In North Lot I Blk B ...------------Earntat A Jr A Maraarat 1.03 Evelyn L Cats t l I * I* R o ller Parm A Ranak 0 0 M .t* P t ) ----------------------11.4* 14 Int In Lot IT --------Orlando 1st Add A R Bows H Int In Lot 4T Back T h* North Orlando O* if.T f LO IO W OO D P L A T BOOK 1 PAGES IB TO St A R d) Blk D ______ All Blk O —________ __ Cantral Florida Develop* I M Tan for t i l l -------Evelyn L Caaa P L A T BOOK B PAGE M lll.ll 104 Ft o f Lot H N m int Co U Int In Lot IT Back Roltar Farm A Ranch Oo Ino f t . 11 L o ll H A I I _________ PA (BLANK EOTATKB BECTION I FLAT BOOK I t PAOEB 81 of W a sn er Road Tan tor t i l l --------Evelyn L Cam M l 111.11 Lot 31 G a A K lh ll C Bow ser Pock W A D orothy W K alloy 11.11 n ........ ............. . Blk J (Lraa Part In Lot 3.31 All lBtk Lot I I ------------------------A B M oon Ernest A A Anna Dlaandro I l.ll Lot 31 ( L o u E 11.1 F t) o t I f N o f W ayner 1 Ulk 5 Falrlana M M L o n il'S F IR S T ADDITION TO rtTR V B HEIGHTS II r t a f Let 14 A Road (Leea E 10* Eatatoa Boo 1 Re* PL A T BOOK S PAGE RT 11.11 Th* North Orlando Co A ll Lota IIH ft F ll Rlk D ________ Control Florida Divalop* . p l a t ) ---------------------- W illiam A Spolnla 11*11 IIH t l ITH A f t 101.11 Lot U A NH o f Lot 34 m int Co I I A *1 A Pt o t B(INLAND ESTATES AMENDED PL A T PL A T ROOK 11 PAGES I A S LoUIxit Laroy B A Chi h or In a R A 4 1 ----------------------I I E o f North FAIBI.ANB B IT A T K I SEC I R E P LA T Lot I Blk V __________ H utaill A G ladys Smltk d l.lt R oller lll.V T Orlando Ranches FL A T BOOK 13 FAOK1 100 A 101 N n i Ft o f § 110 Ft Forrest A Qrae* F ren ch il.t l L oU 111 A IS* Bee t* A Lota 71 to _ ______ Cantral Florida D orolop. Lot 1 Blk 1 Of N 110 Ft o f E Forroot A Qrae# FTOaoh 11.11 LoU 141 A 111 d .n II A Pt o f Lola It m int Co Ine n i r t o f w n i r t Oma Doll Phllllpa 4.1* Lot 111 to II B o f North ________ Central Florida D evelopLot I Blk 1 11.11 o f NEK o f N W It .... 14 II II L M A Lucille Coaaon Kondrtek Inman 1I.TI LoU III M l A M l li.t i Orlando Ranches m int Co Ino EH nr W H o f SKH o f Jam** B Jr A B vatys K LaU 11* A 111 ___ _— — Cantral Florida DovotopB*o It A Pt o f Lot Lot I Blk 1 a w t i (Lorn N II Ft Adam* IM I Ml m int Co Ino II W o f North OrA 8 711 Ft o f N 131 Wathaa A Anna H anoi IT J i Lot i l l i f to Mld>Fla Investment Co U n do Ranchos Roa Lot 1 Blk I F t) A B 417,1 Ft o f Tha North Orlando Co m .* T L ot t i l A W H o f Lot M id-Fla Investment Co 31.11 3 A Rlk D ________ Lot 1 Blk 1 ---------------W 30I.T Ft o f RKH Jam** R Jr. A R ralyn K til 31.11 M ld-FIs Investment Co L oU 10 A 11 A That Lot I Blk 1 _____ ... ot 8KH Of a w n 1B.M Adam* II.T l M id.Fla In voilm on t Co Part o f Lota I t II Lot T Blk 1 --------- ------M l ____ Id t* I I Nellie B Mullins (Leal R y) K atharine R Courtnsy AM 31.71 Lot f i t — M ld 'F la Invaitm ant Co A II a A E o f Lot I Blk I ---------------N I f Ft o f E H o f W H TATI Forroot A a r t s # French 31.71 Lata T31 A Tdt M ld-FIs Investment Co North Orlando lnd Lot I Blk I ___________ . <3.31 ot BEH o f RW 14 I I t l I* Standard Homaa Ina Add. Both Babeoek B t A1 31.71 Lot Tl* -------------M id-Fla Invaitm tn t Co Add (Lass Part o f Lot 10 Blk I ---------------Fern B Grant Sl.TI t A cre SQ In BE Cor o f L * U I f f A TtT AM M id-Fla Investment Co Lot I I Doa In ORB Lot 11 Blk 1 ---------------W H o f E H o f » A BIBTLIRB'S ADDITIOH P L A T BOOK • PAO B • Central Florida D avolop. 101 Pan* I t i ) A EH Lot 13 Blk I ------- —----11.30 to 10 Rennie A V iola Johnson n a w 14 o f b w h — IT Ad T h t North Orlanda Co • i i . n Lot 1 1 _________________ Abbl* a M M organ, Hairs I. 13 m int Co Ine o f Lot II Blk D .... EVANPDALB FL A T BOOK f PAGE ST BNTBMINGHR’a ADDITION R U B B E R OEB Control Florida D avolop. That Part o f Lot It L ot I t Blk I tlort E A Marlhn Zimmer till P L A T BOOK B PAGES B A N M l Lot 11 Blk I m int Co Ine Bon BW C or Lot II 11.11 W J A Marlhn W Barnum Lot 1 Blk 13 LaU * T A • Blk I ____ Batty I H uffm an Central Florida D evelop, B lk D Run 8 I t L ot 14 Blk I -----Lot I (Loss Boa BE C or I.U I » U » u U Blk I ____ Jama* D H uffm an m int Co Ino Min t See K alonn Run W on a Lins 31 GLBNROBR LR A P L A T ROOK 4 PAO B SR Cantral Florida D avolop. Sly Eat o f W I.Ina L ot 1 Blk I ---------r31 t n i i D or n Min t R lk 4 _ ________ Kenneth H A duaan B rsb a saa TAM I. m int Co Ino Lot 11 ITI.II Pt N E 401.41 FI BWly E ly I t * P t o t N IM P t ce n tra l Florida Davolop* II D e c II Min It L ot I Blk I -------on E Lino l l t . I Ft o f B lk Marked R e ­ Ml m int c o Ino Boo W 1411.11 Ft 8 to B t r ) Blk I t ____ C harlto E HI A D oris A a s o t s * H M alone served ____— .------31.01 M ld.Fla Invtalm ont Co A ll n i i . i l Ft to r o i i L ot I Blk I -----------Oorm ly 117.11 H ATERS SUBDIVISION P L A T BOOK • PAO B M 31.01 M id-F la Investment Co e n o Ft a l i t r t L ot I Blk 1 .............. E V AN ID ALE NO S LA K E M ART PL A T ROOK 38 PAG E M 31.03 M id.Fla lnvaatmont Co L ot I A W 1.14 P I o f W n o Ft N 110 FI Lot I Blk I ----------M .U Etwood H Friend I n o .I I R u u - P e r t In* M.tT 104.11 Lota 1 A I t ---------------T in North Orlando CO L o t A -------------------M id-Fla Invaitm ant Co Blk D ............ _ L ot 10 Blk t ---------10.30 Lot 11 Klw ood R Friend A ll Jamaa C K alalfr Cantral Florida D avolop. 7-01 T ------------------- -------LoU I I too 111 A EH Lot 31 Ulk I ---------Lots 14 11 1* IT I f I t Clinton Martin ll.T I Tha N orik Orlande Oo M3 l l l . l l L oU I I A I t ______ — m en! Co Ino o f I*>t 103 Rlk 1) n Friend Elwood MAT A 30 --------------------A moo Jonoo ll.T I Central Florida D avalop. L oU 14 A 14 L oU 101 104 107 A F.H L ot II Blk I ---------LA K E V IE W LA K E H A R T , FL A PL A T ROOK • PAG E 4 LAMB W A T K A N B BIG BTS P L A T ROOK • PAO B M M l m in i Co Ino o f Lot IM (M oo Lota I A 11 n ik t ____ J A A Dorothy E !.!»y d T .ft Kenneth P A lo in H Btons MM Lot* I * A 10 B lk A Control Florida Davalop. Ron HW Cor Moss Lot 13 Blk 4 ---------1ST ADDITION L A K E V IE W PLAT ROOK 4 PAGE f t Chart** B Br A Batty T Lota II A M I l k B — 11.11 m in i Co Ino A Bahama Rda Run Lota T to 11 A 1* to 3« W illiam * AM Cantral Florida Davalop. Rly on Moaa Rd JOS Lot II Illk 4 ---------__________ Jamae R A Edith B E llis M.1S B lk 4 13.31 Charles B Br A B atty * L ot II A M B lk B _ m int Co Ine r t a i t D *a n Min FIN E ACRES P L A T BOOK IS PAGE 47 W illiam s AM Central Florida Davalop. w i n rt w i n it Lot 14 Blk I --------Elm er O A Lola K LoU 4 I A • ( L o u B 1MI Lola T A I __________ mont Co Ine rt n in tl rt e Colvenbsch ll.t l II Ft o f L ot 4 A Central Florida Davalop. to Ron A North Or­ Lot 1 B!k ■ -----------Lewis H A Anns L IT.* I Lota I I I II A I t W IT Ft s i Lot I ) m in t Co Ine lando Rancho* 8 see IM S Schw elckert Et A1 John H Brtekaoo M .M Central Florida Davalop. Blk a -------------------I A I A Dsn NW L ot I Blk I ----------1T.M W H or NKU Of NW14 Lot T A W IT F t o f Lot m int Co Inc Cor Moss A Ba­ (Loss N II Ft J a m u B A Franca* B Ellin M .M 311.11 • B lk a ---------------Iloy (J A Anns M W ard hama Rda Run W ly L ot I Blk I -----------th oroof) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 I* to LoU I 4 I • I A • Central Fla Davalopmant on Bahama Rd L ot I Blk I ----------44.11 Faria J R A Bonn la L Bandsman II.M 1T.II B lk K Co Ino l l l . l l FI N II D*S NH *r NEH o f NBH D a n iil B A Ratty L K e ls o n s I I I .U Lot* I A 4 B lk K Cantral Fla Davalopmant II MU W #7.17 Ft Let I Blk I -----(L ots W IM.T P t o f _ . . J ■ Okaraon A ll 1T.II Lot T Blk K Co Ino N 14 Daa 37 Min I f N ■ MI.7 P t ) ________ 1* L A K B W A T K A N KNIGHTS H la H W A V ADDITION Cantral Fla Davalopmant e in n Ft a t i Lot TBlk I -----Blalack M i l F L A T BOOK 4 FAG B B4 t i l l Co Inc tie s id Min E l l l . l l a 1 Ch o f NEH a f BBH Central Fla Davalopmant T h* North Orlando Co t l l.U NH » ( T.OIn I I A I Rlk D L ot I Blk I — n i l PartF to f toL o Ran) E o f R y ---------------- J t at M t* Catherine Rtoo Rlk R ____ ________ F ran k R A Palsy M B ow es ll.T I IMT Co Inc u H I 1*7 A 1111 Ft o f I H o f L A K B W A T K A N B R IG H T * LAK H ADDITION Cantral Fla Davalopmant II I Blk D Dose a t L et I Blk I — a w 14 ( L a a * Ft 1I.T0 F L A T BOOK 4 PAO B B Co Ino Ban SW Cor Mom Platted In Onk A r­ Let T A B H •* L ot I Central Fla Developm ent A Bahama Rda Run L ot II Blk I 3170 bor A Pt In Lons* I R A N Ruth Oran* lll.M Blk A — Co Ino Rly on Moaa Rd 104 II ICoy D*v*loym ent Co M l w ood Park) __------f * H Janni* M Hall T.IT LaU I A t f Rlk D -----Central Fla Davalopmant Pt I 41 Don II MU L ot 11 Blk I PL A T BOOK a PAGE 8* HENSON’S ACRES LONOACRBS P L A T ROOK B FAGB M ll.TI Co Ine W n o Ft W I I I II M l William K. Mullins Lot « Blk C ---------------Charlaa A A J oyce J H o b b t i l . l l Let I Blk A _ ...... ........... Central Fla Davalopmant r t N 711*4 r t E L ot 13 Blk I _ T .ll Southern T ills Resaarch Co P L A T BOOK IB PAO B U 11.IT Lot It Blk C --------------LONUDALH Co Ine Frank L A G loria R Rasuls 131.11 to Ron _____________ •1.14 John O A Joan C Kennedy Lot* I I A T Blk E -----L H N Enterprises, In s tt t .il Lot I T _________________ Cantral Fla Davalopmant Baa NW Cor af M om A L o t 1 Blk I LON a WOOD P A R K P L A T ROOK 11 PAGE S F rank H A Rath Ann Purdu* 11.3* Ml Co Ine Lot I I --------Bahama Rda Run I M Hurt) Of Donnell L ots It II A I* Blk K Bart O A Jaan B T r u e r IM I Central Fla Davalopmant Let II --------------------------W ly an Bahama Rd L ot | Blk I Law rence A oarm ella F Kdwln C A L orraine K 1M* Lot II Blk I ---------------Co Ino Lot t f ---------------- ------- — t u n r t n h tu n 1.11 Q uadarne II. 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N II Don 37 MU E L ot 1 Blk T 1.17 James J French 11.03 Lot I Blk N ---------------C hester M A F lorence E M ld 'F la lnvaatmont Cs Lot 111 i n . n Pt I n Dsn L ot 3 Illk T ll.1T W illis E Bryant Lot II Blk q ---------------W ell* 114.11 D ovolopm ont Control FIs n Min K H i l l Ft Lot I Blk f FL A T BOOK IS PABH B4 11.11 Lot 1* (Lose ■ II F t) LONGDALR 1ST ADDITION Co Ino to Ron Lot* 111 A K ey Development A B lk R _____________ K err Guilders Ina llT .t f Control Fla Dovolepm ont -----------------------Varloy P A Marl* T o u r s i l . t l Lot m l i t Blk D ________ L o t T Blk T Really Ino I II !• A B(| In NW Cor o f PL A T ROOK ■ PAG E* » A >• Ml LONG WOOD KILLS Co Ine UNIT ONE PLAT BOOK I t PAGE M CODNTRT CLUB BRIG Dovolopmont Centro] Fla L ot I A BH o f L ot 4 Lot 111 A A ll Lot L ot I Blk T Unlvaraal Development Cerp M l I I I Lot IT Blk A ---------------( L o u Boa I l . l l F t Co Ino I I I (Loa* Part a f Universal Development Corp M l Lot 11 Blk A ....... .......— N A II 01 P t W o f Centre! r u Dovolopm oat Lot l t l In N Orlan­ Lot 1 Blk I Universal Development Corp M l 11.11 Lot 33 Blk B _________ Co Ino NB Cor L ot I Rua do Ranehaa Boo 1) Universal Development Corp 1.11 Lot t l Blk B --------------K 14i.IT P t ■ M i l Centre! Pla D ovolopm ont Th* North Orlando C# 1111 B lk D _____________ L ot I Blk I ---------------Universal Davalopmant Corp M l Lot 3T Blk B --------------11.11 Co Ino Ft W lif .I T P t N Unlvaraal Davalopmant Corp AM Lot H I (Lose Pt In L ot I I Blk B _ — -------U Rd NEly aa Rd Control r i * Developm ent North O r Ia n d a L o t | Blk I ---------------a PEINE B A H P L A T ROOK B FARES I 7 0 I 11.11 Co Ino tn Pt N o f B oa S Ranehaa Bo* I ) Blk The North Orlando Co T tH Lota I f I f I* f 1 I t A I I In Bn* A L o U I I A CentrsI KU Developm ent Tha North Orlanda C o ll.T I D ---------------------------L ot 4 Blk I Lot II — --------------------Catherine L B a rm s IM T 11.11 11 ( L o u Baa a w Co Ino L*4 t i l (Las* Part la Lota Tf to Tt (Loan B o r Oontrsl r i* Development Cor Lot I I Run E N Orlando Hanehoa L ot I Blk I t* F t W A I* Pt N ll.TI Co Ino I Ft NW ly to NW Th> North Orlanda Co M .M Sao 1A) Rlk D — o f NW Cor Lot Id Cor o f L ot I I ■ to CentrsI Fla Development Lot l t l (L o ts Part In N L ot 1 Blk t nun a T ii r « a M l IM .lt Lee A A Joan V o ik a a Co Ino O rlando Ranehaa 111.11 Pt W I I I Ft Development CentrsI r i* Lot ?I*A B m T m p T m Th* North Orlando Cn 11 1* ■so I ) Blk D -----L ot I Blk t N H I F t N I* D o r Ml JA M Loa C A Myrtl# T ylor Co Int Lot II _____________ LaU 1ST A 111 (Laos IT Mia M Boo W Control Fla D evelopm ent I I Ft o f L et II A Part In N Orlando L ot I Blk P 111.11 Ft N III F t Ml Co Ino V I* Ft o f a I I F t Ranchos Baa 1A A to B eal A L ott Tl Charles E Dusk* M l Control r u D ovolopm ont o f Lot 14 ---------------Th# North Orlando C# T4.ll 1U) Rlk D -----------L ot 4 Blk • ■1 I t I t A I I (L oos Ml Co Ino KOLNAR’B ADDITION TO LONGWOOU FL A T BOOK 1 PAG E SB Lot l t l (Loss N 110 Ft Pt In Country Club Dovolopm ont Control PI* Lot I I _________________ It B A Kioto* Sweat Ml Of E 104* F t) A Lot Lot I Blk I ---------------Hta Unit 1) A 111 Co Ino RAND’ S ADDITION TO LONOWOOU P L A T BOOK 1 PAO B IB II* (Laa* N 117 Pt Bprlna H am mock Corp l i l J I Lots II II IT A M Cantral Fla D ovolopm ont H eller Parm A Ransh O t 1*7.11 Lota I ta II o f W 111# P t) A ■ L ot • Blk I ---------------M l W 14* Ft o f BW14 o f W 1L D B B R B P L A T BOOK I FAG B M l Co Ino d i . l l A o f Lot III WE 14 NW o f ltd Dovolopmont Robart L A LaU H K tlm or MAT* Oaatral Fla Lot I I Rlk A ---------------A L oU 111 111 A Lot T Blk • _ (Loo# Pow er Line 1MI Co Ino Lat I A B II 1 / 1 P t * ( 141 ( L o u Part W Easem ent) . _____ _ M M M Sam N dulm oa Bt A ! H IT Oaatral Pla D ovolepm ont Charts* A A M ary Pranala L ot 1 Blk B ---------of E ly Lino of Lot I B lk • — H i ll 1M 1 EH ot NW H i f BBH I I I t M K olb * L o a f Co Inc Edw ard* 11 A t Sportsmans Para­ W H or NWH o f IE 14 Dovnlopmont Jam es B A Abble H Shleora m . 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IIT.IT M I4-FU Investment Co L ot I ( L o u N H ) B lk • U aeo R A Johnnie M Y oom as I M I A I l f (Loan L ot 1 Blk II NE14 at N W H a t N W H Central F la Developm ent NH * f Lat I I R lk ) _ John L A Carol J u s M u * IM .II Part la N Orlando Lot t Blk I I . (Laa* N I i E M l •T.1T Co In i w a n W IL D H E R B BBOARD SECTION P L A T BOOK • P A S H S Ranoha* Baa IB ) A WH at I B H o f ca n tra l Fla Davolop meat Tha North Or lead* Co • t.ll Lots I U 11 B lk T -----W 11 A Johsn aa Y U m la « IM I Blk D _____________ L ot I Blk Id NWH if NW H EM Co laa W IL D K B B B MANOR P L A T BOOK 11 PAO B " LaU l i t (Laa* Part la (Lota W n t P t at Caatral F la D evelop m oot M .M L ot I I _ _ _ _ _ — -----Charles U PyU N Orlando R eaches L ot I Blk II EH a f N W H « * E ll C o la o Lat I I (Laea a l . l Pt See IB A T A Ben N W H L y la g N a f Central Fla D evelop moat P rsn k A Justine Jordan >1*31 In a t ) -------------------Int M Lin* Plshor L ot I Blk II — M il A C L H R ) ---------- •1 14 I I J R A Ruth E Grant C o In* E ll Rd A ■ Lin* Lot N 4TM4 P t o f BW H W N T il P t ot Uov L ot • Central Fla D ovilop m oat e f RN Rd ( L e u W 111 Run N I I D o* Lot I Blk II m ill (Loo* E d) ------------- M U M Tom -Sun Co In* EM Co laa MAI 1114 P t ) ________ __ M I* II Ralph P M onger Br IT MU B I f Pt N TM t 34 I I M B O Jr Shlnhslaor L ot I Caatral F la D e v e lo p s s a t I d M f .l P t R nt I B IT Don I I M U W Lot T Blk I I A t T l BUBDIYtSlOB OP WAONBB 0| I l f ETI Car nf W arren I t A 3*11 Pt Bly on PLAT BOOK O PAOB 84 Central Fla D ovalopaiaat R Lake Av# R an B Fisher Rd to Ben) L ot I Blk I I 1 1 II Tha North Orlando Co Co lao 11.11 Lot B ll.T f Th* North Orlanda Ca It* Pt I I f l Pt W Blk D _____________ B B H ITEH ELL’S SUBVMV OP TH E LEVY BEANY Caatral F la Developm ent II* Pt N I f * P t That Part o t Lot 111 Lot I Blk I I P L A Y BOOK 1 PAO B S Co la s III (Loos W I f * P t ) __ I t M M O roeavlll* T P o f f D o u rlb o d la D B M l* L ot* I I A l i I l k I . Tha Worth Orlando C* Caatral F la Davalopmant Stanlay A J u a n a BNTBHINGBB P A R K S ADDITION NO S P L A T BOOH I PAS IM P a « * II* Blk D Lot I I Blk I I . 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L o t r E lk I I . T he N orth O rl*od o « » H i North ( r t u l * O* roll H | l i N r l i | C orporation NAME o r OWNER DESCRIPTION OP LAND NAME OF O W NER lll.H ia t .t r Donald V L I* ll.T I Lota It i r T l ~ A ~ l i Z C A W a ll! 14.11 P L A T BOOK B PA OB ST HNTXMfftORR PARM S ADDITION NO B M ir i i n *r a ir m . t r t *r w i r h n * f 1.11 MaroM A K ola Mart** Oraee Bt ____------ — a i r i n r t *r w i r i h r t o f L ot 1 1 ____ OtorBO B A P bb IIb * 8 H I .14 noB on p l a n m o o B P a tN oa p la t book o pa bb Mob B A H olta L Bhlak H IT L ot t Blk C Lnl U Blk C (III V io l* a K night W t Jr A Louio* a O araott li.li L o t II B lk O At option J B r A C hnrlotto L o t I Blk D . Ipoaa M I.1I P L A T ROOK 11 PA OR SB w a t s o n atra B ob I* r t a o f NN Oor L ot I Run a TI r t a I I M S w 114.11 r t n t f r t n •• D o s a id* a * r t to M B Lon r o t* a 141.Ti * " * w i i h t i m o i r h e ig h t s P L A T BOOK 18 PAOH B* Claronc* L A A lba A C oopor 144.11 L ot I I -------------------------C larrnc* L A A lb * A C oopor 11.11 L ot I* --------- ---------------NORTH ORLANDO P L A T BOOK IB PAGES 1* A I I T ra ct A (Loo* Part Do** O RB M l P T h o N orik Or W e i* a * 111*4 ■ III) p a r t T ract A Doo* la o n ii t i l p i l l _ Th# North Orlando Co l l l t .I T Th* North Orlando C o 1.14 1 in k i i Th* North O rlando C o 1.14 i n ik i i . Th* North O rlando C o 1.14 f t • n ik i i . Th* North O rlaad* Co 1.14 Blk 11 . L ot i L*4 l Blk Id . Th* North Orlando c » (.14 Th* North Orlando C * (.14 Lot l Blk Id . T h* North Orlando Co 1.14 Lot T Blk 11 . T h t North Orlando C o till L ot I B lk I I . Th* North O rlendo Co 14.41 L ot • ntk i i . Th* North O rlendo C o 14.14 L ot II Blk II Tho North O rlando C o IT.1T L ot II n ik t i Tho North Orlando Co 1T.M Lot It n ik u T h* North Orlando Co 144 L ot II n ik i i Th* North Orlando O* M l L o t 'l l B lk l i Th* North Orlando C o A ll L ot 11 Blk l i Th* North Ortaado C o 1.14 L ot II n ik H Th* North Orlando Co l.ll Let IT Ulk II Th* North Orlando C o l.ll Lot i i ntk l i Tho North Orlando C o 4.01 L ot I n ik I I . Th* North O rlando 0 * l.ll L ot i n ik t i _ L ot i n ik i i . Tha N orth O rlaad* o * 1.14 T h * North o rla a d o 0 * 1.14 L ot 4 Dlk I I _ Th* North O rlaado O* M4 L ot I n tk I I _ Tho North O rlaado O* I.M L ot • n ik I I Th* North O rlaado c # I 4 .li L ot T Blk t l Th* North Orlando C * I4.M L ot H ntk i i Tho North O rlaado C o d l.t l Lot 11 Blk I I Th* North o rla a d * o * >.14 L ot II n ik I I Th* North O rlaad* Oa AM L ot it n ik t i Th* North O rlando O* 1.14 L ot II Ulk II Lot I I Dlk I I Tho North O rlando Oo 1.14 Tha North Orlando C* 4.41 L ot ! » tllk II Tho North Orlando C* M4 Lot I Ulk IT . Tho North Orlando C o 1.14 Lot I n ik IT W llm or A KAthorln* L ot I Dlk IT llo u a h to a 14.41 Lot 1 Ulk I I ...... _ _ T h * North O r lw d * e * 14.14 Lot l n ik I I ■ T h * North Orlando O* 1141 Lot i n tk i i __--------- --Th* North Orlando Co il.T d Th* North Orlando Co M.T* Lot i n ik t i — _ _ Lot I lllk l i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Th* North O rlaad* Co IAT4 Lot 11 n ik I I ----------_ _ M actcrbulldora Corp 14.41 u t t i u ik i t --------------M aitorbulldor* Corn 14.11 NORTH ORLANDO I I T ADDITION P L A T BOOK t l FADES H I M L ot I I Blk I I _________ O orold R A Dorathp P HowIM IT U * T h* North O rU ad* Co Lot 1 n ih i i 11.11 L ot I lllk I I T h* North Orlando Co t l.lt L ot I n ik i i Tho North Orlando Oo 11.41 Lot Ii n ik u Th* North Orlando Co 11.41 Lot Ii n ik u Th* North Orlando Oo IA 4 I Lot I• u ik i i T h* North O rlaado Co 1144 Lot T n ik l i T h* North O rlaad* Or ■I.M Lot 11 (Loaa P i la N orik Orlondo life A d d ! Blk I d ---------T h* North Orlaad* Co !t .t l Lot t l n tk I I — ...... . Tho North Orlando Co I.M Lot 10 Ulk t l _________ Tho North o rla a d o Co A ll L ot It Dlk I I _____ Th* North Orlondo Co 1.11 L ot I I Blk 14 _ _ _ _ _ Tho North Orlaad* Co M l L ot I I Blk I I —, Th* North Orlando C o M l Lot 14 Blk 14 __________ Th* North Orlando C o M l L ot I I Blk I I _________ ________________ Th* ____ North O rlando o * AIT A at)B OP P A R T OP NORTH ORLANDO A NORTH ORLANDO 1ST AD D P L A T BOOK IS PAO R B* Lot A nik I I ------------- --M aatorbulldori Corp ■1.11 IJti o f Lot I* n ik I I _ M aotorbulldcr* Corp 14.44 Lot K Ulk t l _____— __ M actorbulldoro Corp M.1I R H P L A T OP P A R T OP NORTH ORLANDO 1ST A P L A T BOOK M PAOH M Lot a n ik l M aotorbulldora Corp IM S Lot 1 Ulk 1 M actorbulldoro Carp MT Lot I Ulk 1 M actorbulldoro Corp MT I n t 1 Ulk I Maotorbulldora Corp ll.T I L ot I n ik I ___ M o ito rb u tld o n Corp ll.T I L ot I lllk I — M aotorbulldora Corp A ll Lot I lllk I ___ M aotorbulldora Corp A lt L o t It Ulk ■ ----MootorbutldOM C or* A ll Lot M Ulk I ___ M ootorbulldore Corp A lt Lo| I Blk I _ _ M ortorbuildora O or* ll.ll lo t I lllk I _ _ M ootcrbutldoro Corp | l.tl l o t I Blk I ___ M actcrbulldora Carp A lt Lot I lllk I ___ M aotorbulldor* Corp l.ll L ot II Ulk I ___ Maotorbulldora Corp A ll l o t I I B lk I ___ Moat orb o tllo ro O or* A ll L ota I A I Blk 4 T h * N orik O rU ad* G* Itl.T I L o t I Blk I _ _ T h * North O rlaado O* I.M lo t 4 Blh 4 —_ Tha North O rlaado Co AM l o t I I Ulk I ___ Th* North O rlaado Co t*.Tt l o t I I lllk 4 Tb* North O rlando Co lt.T l l o t I I Ulk 4 T h* North Orlando c * 11.*1 l o t It Ulk I T h* North O rlaad* Co M l L ot I I Ulk I . T h * North O rlaad* O* M l T ra ct A ------T h* North O rU ad* Oa l.ll T ract B ____ T b * North O rlaad* Oa L4I T ract C _ _ T h* North O rU ad* O* 1 11 Lot A lllk II . M a cu rb u llla ro Oar* 1ATI l o t II Ulk I I Maotorbulldora O or* A ll l o t C Ulk I I Maotorbulldora O or* A ll l o t D Ulk I I . Th* North Orlaado Oa AM l o t ■ n ik i l . Tha North O rlaad* O * M l t o t P u ik IS . T h * North Orlonda am lM l L ot A B lh IS North O rlaad* M r o U p . m oat Oor* L ot B B lk IS . N orth o rla a d o D or* toyw ont Corp 11.41 l o t C B lk IS . North O rlaado D evelopB a a l O or* M .tl L ot D B lk IS M aotorbulldora O ar* AM l o t B Blk IS Maatorbulldora O or* M l Lot P B lk IS . North O rlaad* D orolop m i at c a r p M l L ot A Btk I I . North O rlaado D o ro lo p . m oat c a r p SM I Dlk I I . North Orlando D orolop . m oat C or* M M l o t 0 B lk I I North Or la a l o DOT* U p . m oat o o r * l o t D Blk I I . North O rlando D aralop. m a t C or* •AM l o t R B lk t l N orth O rlaada DoroW p* n e a t Corp M .II Ulk t l North O rlaado M r * tap* m oat Corp N orth O rlando D or atop . m oat C orp BAM N orth O rlaado D oroW p. m ont Corp B lk SI N orth O rlando DoroWp* m oa t Oar# M U L ot L ot L ot L ot L ot L ot 1 I I 4 II I B lk B lk Blk Blk Blk B lk I I I I . I . 4 . L ot L ot L ot L ot L ot L ot L ot II tl II IT II II I E lk Blk Blk Blk Blk Blk Blk I . 4 I . 4 ■ I . I |_ • 3 N orth OrWaB* D oroW p. mani Corp North Orlando D o ra lo p . mont Corp N orth O rlaado DoroWp* aaoot Corp F L A T ROOK IS P A M SB M aotorbulldor* Corp Moot or bn 11dor* Corp M aotorbulldor* C orp M ootorbnlldoro c o r p T h * North O rlondo Oo D lyan L J r A Ailda N rotom oa "tt 11.11 I t . 41 M IS ■ BT ll.T I ll.lt lt .T l IM S 11.11 MT.M •M l M .t l lt .l l till H it SM I IM.lt 11.14 M 14 M il 1M T T .lt f.ll T.lt T .lt T.lt T .lt M l T.lt T.lt T.M M l 11.14 T .lt T.44 T.44 T.lt T .lt T .ll T.M M l T.M M l M l 1.11 1.11 M l M l M l M l M l 11.11 M l M l T.M M l M l M l M l T .ll M l M l M l 1M T H IT M l 1.11 MI M l M l M l Ml M l 111 M l 1.11 4.11 11.11 11.11 14. T4 M l T.44 T.OI 4.T1 T.OI T .ll T.U M l I.TI I.TI M l ATI I.TI I.TI B.TI T .lt 11.11 11.11 T.4T M l Ml M l I.M B.TI I.TI B.TI • Tl I.TI I.TI • Tl ATI A ll ATI I.TI M l M l I.TI ATI M l 111 1.11 1.11 M l Ml 1.11 I.TI ATI 4.11 11.14 ll.o i 1.01 A ll A ll A ll A ll A ll M l III I.M ATI ft ft M l ATI ATI A ll A ll A ll A ll A ll A ll M l M l AM A ll ATI t d .l l • A ll IA 1 I HAM A B lk I R lk I Blk I B lk I Blh I B lk I B lk I Blk S Blk I Lot I BIB I i IB F I {fo rth O rlaad* Oa Tha N orth O rlaado T ho N orth O rlaad* T h o N orth O rtaado T h * North O rtaado T h * N orth OrW ado T h * North O rtaado T h * North Orlando T b * N orth O rlaado M*dt**h*Hd*rp Oor* Cm Co Co O# O* o* Co O* Maotorbntldor* Corp MS I I Blk s Ml U a iU rb u lld oro Corp 11 Blk 1 M **t*rbuilders Corp M l 11 Dlk i M a iterb lu M .re Corp 11.41 11 n ik 1 St.1T M sstsrbolldsra Corp 1 Blk 1 • A lt Moo tor boll lo r o Corp t Blk 1 IM S M aotorbutldsrt C or* 1 Blk 1 M ostorbulldsro Corp 11.11 Blk 1 1 Th* North O rlaado Co 1AIS 1 Blk 1 ll.lt Th* North O rU ndo Co 1 n ik 1 Th* North O rlando Co 11.11 T Blk 1 11.11 Th* North O rlando Co 1 Dlk 1 I. T h * North O rlaad* C o 1 Blk 1 11.11 T b * North O rlaad* Co 1* Blk 1 T h * North Orlando Oa BT.lf 11 Blh • 14.0* T h * North Orlando C# IS Blk 1 11.11 T h * North O rU ndo Co 11 Blk 1 11.11 Th* North OrUndo Co 4 _____ 1 n ik 1 lU i T h * North O rU ndo Co 1 Blk 4 II. l l Th* North O rlsedo Co 1 n ik 4 1144 T h* North O rlaado Co 4 Blk 4 M .t l T h * North Ortand* Co 1 Blk * 11.11 T h* North O rU ndo Oo 1 B lk 1 11.11 Th* North Orlande C* T Blk * 11.14 Th* North O ru n d o Co • Blk 4 P L A T BOOK 14 PAOH P NORTH ORLANDO B IO R T H AD D Th* North O rU nd* Co M l N I I Pt o f Lot I Dlk IT 11.11 T h* North O rU ndo Co L ot 4 Dlk ST T h * North Orlande Oo t l.t l Lot I Blk IT A ll T h * North Ortand* Co L ot « Blk IT . Th* North Orlondo Co l.ll L o l T B lk IT . T h * North O rlaodo Co A ll L o t I Ulk ST 4 t.lt Th* North O rlando Co Lot 11 Blk ST 11.11 Th* North O rlaado Co Lot 1 Dlk II M l T h * North Orlando Co Lot I lllk I I T h* North O rU nd* Co M l Lot I Blk SI . M l Th# North OrWad* C* L ot I Blk I I . T h * North Orlando O* t .ll L r t I Blk 14 . T h * North Orlaad# Ca M l Lot 4 Dlk 14 Th* North Orlando Co 4.01 L rt 1 Blk II Th* North Ortando Co M l L ot s n ik t t 11.11 Th* North Orlando Co Lot I lllk II SECTION 1 F L A T ROOK IS FAOM S NORTH O R L A N na HANOI • l.ll T h * North Orlando C* Lot I lllk A •111 T b * North Orlando Co L ot I B lk A T h * North Ortand* O * ■ATT L o l t Blk 111 P t Of Lot I Blh Carl H A Mary R ftr a t t 1 IM I B IIS r t o f L rt 4 Blk t t .lt T b# North Orlando Co n ------------------— ___ I*, i t TUt North Orlando Co Lot T nik b ------------ --Lot I ( L o u B ITI Pt> • t .ll Th# North Ortand* O* Btk C i E dw ard J Jr A M ary A * L r t T Blk O — — 44.44 Hanlon T h * North O rlondo Co 44.11 L r t 1* Blk B Th# North Orlando Co 11.11 Lot 11 n ik E IT.M _____ __ Th* North Orlando Co L rt I t Dlk E NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES IR C IA P L A T ROOK IS P A O R i SI A IB — — Th* North Ortnsd* O o MAS L r t S R lk F till T h o North OrWad* O* L ot • 81k F . 11.11 T h * North O rlondo Co Lot I Blk P NORTH ORLANDO RANCHRS BBC 1-H P L A T ROOK IB PAORB 00-41 _ __ - - 11.44 Th* U t * — A...S.S.S....* Ths 11.11 U t 1 Th* 51.11 u t * __ 1 MI T b * U t 1* --------------Th* M l U t 11 Th* 14.11 U t I I -------------Th* M .I* U t II Th* 11.11 U t 1 1 ---------- Th* 4.4* U t I T -------------- „ --------1.14 Th* U t 11 -------___ l.ll Th* U t I S __________ AM Tbs U t 14 Th* III e rtk o r t a n d * O Lot SI — NORTH OHLANbO RAWCWHB PRO B F L A T BOOK IB PAOH IB Th* North o rlo n d o Co 1AM L ot I nik A T ho North O rlondo Co I4 .lt L ot 11 Dlk A . Th* North Orlande Co 11.11 l o t is n ik a . 14.11 Tho North Orlando Co L o t II Ulk A . Th* North O rlaada Co 11.11 Lot IT Blk A . Lot II Blk A . 1AM Tho North O rlando O* 14. M T h o North O rlaad* O* L ot I I Blh A . T h * North O rlaad* o * 1AI4 L rt 11 B lk A . 11.11 T h * North Orlando Co L ot IT B lk A T h * North O rlondo Oo 11.44 Lot I I Dlk A . 11.11 T h * North Orlando Co L ot I I Blk A . 14.14 Th# North Orlando Co Lot 14 n ik A . 11.14 T h * North Ortando Co L ot I Blk B . Th# North Ortand* Co L o l * Dlk B . 1L1I ll.ll T h * North OrWad* Co L e t 14 Blh B . L rt t l Btk B . 1AIT NORTH O K LAN D * PU T SB PAGES SO T O I t Th* North Orlaada CO M l L ot 4 n ik 0 Th* North o rla a d o C o M l L ot I Blk C • Th# North Ortand* C* L ot I Btk C . M l T h * N orth O rlaad* Co 11.11 Lot T Blk Q • T ho N orth Ortaado Co L ot I Blk a . 1AI1 Th* North OrUnd# C o M l L o t S B lk C . d.M Lot 10 Ulk C . Th* N orth Ortand* Co Th* North Orlando Co L ot 11 n ik C 111 Th* North Orlondo Co 1.11 Lot I t nik c . T h* North Orlando Co L ot is n ik c . III Th* North Orlando Co 1.11 L ot 14 Ulk C . T h * North Ortaado Co L o t 14 Dlk C . AM T h * North O rU ad* o a I.M L rt IT Blk C T h * North O rlaado Co L rt II Blk C I.M Th* North O rlando Oo I.M Let I I Blk C . Th# North Orlaado Co L rt >1 n ik C 1.14 Th* North Orlondo Co Lot I I Ulk C 11.11 Th* North Orlando Co Lot 14 lllk C M l T b * North Orlando Co 11.11 L ot I Ulk D . Th# North Orlaad* O# L o l T B lk D . 11.11 T h* North Orlaad* C o L rt I Blk D . MT Th# North O rlaad* Co AM Lot 14 Blk D L ot 11 Blk D Th* North Orlondo . C* A ll T h* North Orlando Co L rt II n ik D T .ll Th* North Orlando Co Lot II Ulk D M l Th* North Orlando Co A ll Lot 14 n ik D . L ot I I Ulk D . Th* North O rlaodo Co I.M T h* North Ortando Co Lot IT Blk D 11.11 T h* North Ortand* O* L ot I I Blk D , • 14 Th* North Ortand* Oo t o t I I B lk D M l Th* North Ortaado c a M l Lot I I Blk D Th* North OrUnd* Ca M l L rt 11 n ik D . Th* North Ortando Co Lot IT n ik D 11.11 Th* North Orlando Co 11.11 L ot SI Blk D Th# North Orlando Co L rt I B lk R 11.11 T h o North Orlaad# 0 * 14.11 L ot 11 B lk R . Th# North Orlando Oa Lot M B lk H . I4.TS Th* North Orlaad# Ca Lot 14 B lk R . A ll T h * North O rlando Ca L ot II Blk E . A ll Th* North Orlaado Oo L o t I I Blk B , ll.T I Th* North O rlondo Co 11.41 L ot IT B lk R Th# North O rU odo Co 11.11 L rt I t B lk R . Th* North O rlando Co L ot I t Ulk N . ll.lt Th# North Orlaad* Oa A tl L ot I I B lh N . L rt SI B lk N T h * North Orlaada Ca UTS T h * North Orlaad* Oa lATf L ot M Nth N . Th* North Orlaado Co L ot t l Blit B 4.11 Th* North Orlando O* L rt t l B lk H . AM Th* North Orlando Ca L oi s i B ik n AM Th* North Orlando Co L ot SI B ib B . I.M T h * North Ortaado Oo L rt T B lk F . AM T h * North Orlaado C# L ot S B lk F . AM I B lk P T h * North orta a d o On T h * North O rlaodo Co L ot I I B lh F . ft T h * North ortan d* o * L ot t t Btk F . AM T h* North o rla a d * C o L rt I t B lk P . M il Th* North O rlaodo Co Lot IS Dlk P AM Th* North ortan d* cm Lot II Blk P 11.11 Th* North Ortand* Co L ot IT Ulk P . 11.11 Th* North Ortaado Co t a t IB Blk P . AM T h * North Ortaado Oa Lot I I B lk F . SIT T ho North O rU ad* c * L r t M B lh F . ■A4 L r t I t B lh F . T h * North Ortaado Oo A ll T h* North Ortaado Co L rt IS B lk F . A ll Th# North Ortaado Co L ot I I B lk F III T h* North O rlaodo Co L r t I I B lk F . M l Lot ST B lk F . T h * North Ortaado Oo AM T h * North Ortaado C o L o t a B lk o . AM T h o North Ortaado L o t 4 B tk a . T h * North Ortaado U L o t S B lk O , I.M L o t f B lk « . T h * North Ortaado 0 * 8.M T h * North Orlondo 0 * I Blh o . l.ll L o t • Blk O Co M l L o t I I Blk O . Oo I.M L ot IS B lk O . Co IM S T h * North Orlaad* L r t I I B lk A . 14.T4 T h * North Orlaado L o t IT B ib a . M l L r t IS Blk O . T h * North O rlaodo a » S.M L o t IS B lh a . T h * North Or! •M 0* L r t I t B lk O . T h * North c* 4.41 c# L o t t l B lk a A ll L r t IS B lk a . Oo A tl L ot I I Blk a . Oo 4.41 i*ot s i B ik a Oo AM L o t SI B lh a . 0* L o t I f B lh a . Oo L rt H B lk O . AM o* L ot IS Blk O . Co AM L rt IS Blk a Co M l L ot i t B ik a . AM Om L ot 1 B lk K . T b * North Orlaado Cm A ll I Blk U . T h * North Orlaad* A ll I B lh B . T h * North Ortaado AM L r t I B lk B . Tho North Ortaado a * AM U t I B lk B . T h o North Ortaado o * AM T h * North Ortaado c # AM T h * North O rlaodo Oo f t ! R lk H . A ll L ot I B lk H T k t N o r t h ________ o * A ll L ot I Blh U . T h * North Ortaado 0 * 4.11 L ot 11 Blk K T h # North Ortaado Om ASS L r t M B lh H M l cm t a t M B lk H . A di cm L ot M B lk K T h * North Ortaado om Oo M l L r t I I B lk It . T h* North Ortaada a * AST L o l I I B lk H Th* North Ortaado o * AST L o t IT B lk H AST 0* Let U t Lot Ut Ut U t u t u t u t Lot Ut U t Ut U t Ud u t U t U t U t u t Ut u t u t L ot Ut £ ft I H .it 1 IIU •AM 1LTI ll.ll •U ft 14.44 11.14 • A ll A ll NAME O P OW NER DESCRIPTION OF LAND NAME O F O W K I',1 il i T h o North O rtaado Oa Tho North O rlaad* Oa Th* North O rtoado C# Th* North O rU ad* C* Th* North O rlaado Oa T h* North O rlaado Co H orlooo Kenooo o f O rlando 1*0 T h o North (N W ado Oo Lot I I Btk I . T ho North Ortaado Oo Lot 11 Blk I . H orison H om o* o f L ot I I Blk I . O rlando In* Landm ark EntorprWiO la * Lot I I Blk I . Landm ark R attrprtoo* In# L ot I t Blk I Landm ark Natorprtaoo la * Lot I I Blk I . Landm ark Ratorprt**# la * L ot I I Blh I . U a d m a r k Rotorprtoo* la * L ot IT Blk I Landm ark ■ atorprtoo* la e L ot I I Btk I . Landm ark B attrprtooa la * Lot I I Btk I . Landm ark Bnterprt*** la * Lot 10 Btk I la n d m a rk RatorprtM o In* Lot 11 Blk 4 la n d m a rk E oterprieeo la a Lot I t Btk I la n d m a rk Rotorprtoo* la # Lot I I Btk I . Landm ark BnWrprttO* la a Lot I t Blk I Th# North O rW »d* Oo L o t 1 Blk T T h* North O rlaad* C o L ot I B lk T T h * North O rlaado C * L ot I Blk T , Th* North O rlando C * L ot 4 Btk T T h * North Orlando Co L ot I Dlk T — T h * North O rlaado Co L ot I Dlk T _ T h* North O rlaada C o L ot T Blk 1 T h o Nortfe O rlando Oo L ot I Blk f _ T h o North O rlando Oo L ot I Btk f _ T h o North O rU ad* Co L ot 14 Btk T _ Th* North O rlando Co L ot 11 Blk T _ T h * North O fU o d * Co L ot 11 Dlk T — Th* North O rlando Co L ot II Ulk T — Th* North O rlondo C o Lot It Blk T _ T h * North O rlando Oa L et 11 Blk T _ Th* North o r la a d * Co L et I I B lk T _ T h * North O rlaad* Oo L ot IT Blk T — T h* North Orlando C o L ot II Ulk T _ Th* North O rlondo Co Lot I I Blk T _ T h* North Orlando Co Lot I I n ik T la n d m a rk E otsrprU o* In* Lot I n ik I _ Landm ark EntorprW o* In* L ot I Blk I _ _ la n d m a r k E otorpriooo la d L ot I Blk I _ U a d m a r k Enterprise* In* L ot I B lk • _ Landm ark Eotorpriooo la * L ot I Blk I _ la n d m a rk BnU rprU o* lo o L ot I Blk I _ Landm ark Enterprise* In* Lot T Blk I _ la n d m a rk E n te rp rlie i In* Lot I Blk I _ _ Landm ark Enterprise* In* l o t I n ik I Landm ark Eoterprloeo In* Lot I I Blk I , Landm ark E otorpriooo la * L ot 11 Blk I . la n d m a rk E otorpriooo lo o Lot I I Blk I , T h* North Ortand* C o Lot I I Blk I T h* North O rU ndo Oo Lot 14 n ik I Th* North O rU ndo C o Lot II Ulk I Th* North O rU ndo Co Lot II Blk I Th* North O rU ndo Co Lot IT n ik o T b * North OrW ad* Co Lot II Blk I . T h* North Or Wad* O* Lot I I Blk I T h* North OrWado Co Lot 14 Blk I . Th* North O rlaad* O* L et t l Blk I Th* North OrW ad* Co Lot i i n ik ■ Th* North O rlondo Co Let I I Blk I . Th* North O rlondo c * Lot I I Ulk I . Th* North O rlaado Co L ot U Blk I Landm ark R atorprloo* la a B I I r t o f Lot I B lk I la n d m a rk Bptorprlooo lo o L ot I B lk I .... — .......la n d m a rk Entorprioo* 1m L ot I Blk I , . T h* North O rlaada Co Lot I Blk I -----Tho North O rU ad* Co L ot I B lk I .. T h * North O rU ndo Co L ot T Rlk I ... Th* North O rlando Co Lot • Dlk I ---------------T ho North O rlaado C o Lot • nik » _ _ _ _ _ — _ Th* N orth O rlando C o L ot I I B lk I .... .. T h* N orth O rU ad* O* L o t 11 Blk I T h * N orth O rU ndo C o L ot II B lk I _— ........— Th* N orth O rU ndo c # L o t I I B lh • ______ __ T h * N orth O rU ndo Co L ot I I B lk I Tho North O rU ad* C * Lot II Btk I ................... . Th# North O rlando C* toot 14 Blk I _________ Th* North cm )aado c * Lot IT n ik l --------------- Th* North O rlaado Oa Lot 14 B lk 4 Tha North OrW ad* 0 * L ot 14 Blk • ------— Landm ark E otorpriooo So* L ot 14 Blk 4 .... la n d m a rk B a u rp rlo a * 1m Lot 1 n ik 14 ........ .. la n d m a rk E atorprttao la * L ot I Blk 14 L ondm ork EatorprU oo la * L o t 4 Blk 14 Th* North O rlando Co Lot 4 ntk 14 . T h* North Ortand* Co Lot I n ik II T h* North Or laa 4 o Co L ot I Blk I I T h * North OrWad* C o L ot I Blk 11 _ T h * North OrWado O* L ot I Blk 11 _ T ho North O rU ndo C* L ot I Blk 11 . Th* North O rU ad* Co L ot 4 Blk 11 _ Th* North O rU ad* C o Lot I Blk 11 _ T h* North O rU ndo C o L ot I Dlk 11 _ T h* North O rU ndo Co L ot T Blk 11 Th* North o rla a d * Co L ot I Blk 11 _ Th* North o rla a d o o * L ot I Blk 11 . T h * N orth O rU ad* Oo L o t I I B lk It Th* North Orlando C# L ot 11 B lk It Th* North O rlaodo C o L ot I t Ulk 11 . T h* North OrW ad* C o Lot I I Blk 11 Th* North o r la a d * c * Lot 14 Blk 11 Th* North Orlando Co Lot I I Dlk 11 . T h* North O rlaado C o Lot I I Blk 11 . T h * North OrW ado Oo L ot IT Blk U . T h* North O rtood* O* Lot I I B lh 11 . T h* North O rlaado Oo L ot I I Blh t t . Th* North o rla a d * o * L ot m n ik n . Th* North Orlando Oo L ot 11 Blk 11 Th* North Ortand* O* U t t l Blk 11 Th* North O rU ndo Oo L ot 11 Ulk 11 T h * North OrW ad* Oo Lot 14 B lk 11 , T h o North O rU ndo Oo L ot I I B lk II T b * North O rtaado O* L o t M B lh It B LK B A Tl t i e r A NORTH PI IB FA OH T* PLAT Lot 1 Blk I _ Th* North O rtaado O* T b * North Ortand* O* Lot II n ik I _ L ot I t B lk I _ T b * North OrW ad* C o Th* N orth Or Wo d o Oo L ot II Blk I _ L ot » ! B lk I _ T b * N orth OrW ad* O o T h * North OrWado O* L o t M Blk I L ot I I B lk I _ T h * North Ortaada 0* T h * North O rlaada O* L ot I I B lk I _ Lot |l Blk I _ Orlando C* Th* North Th* North O rlando Oo L ot M n ik I . L ot I f Blk I _ Th* North O rtaado o o L ot M B lk I Tho North OrWado Om L o l M B lk I . T h * North T h * North Lot M B lk I L ot St B lk I T h * North O rlaad* Oo L ot I I Blk I Tho N o r t h OrW _____ado Oa Lot 1 Blk IA _ Th* North OrWad* Lot I Blk IA _ Th* North o rla a d a c * L ot | Blk 4A _ Th* North Orland* Oo L ot 4 Blk IA T ho North OrW ad* Oo L ot | B lk IA Th* N orth o rta a d o Oo L ot I B lk IA Th* N orth o rta a d o a * L ot T Blk IA _ T h* N orth o rta a d o Cm Lot I B lk IA _ Th* North o r la a d o Oo Lot I Blk IA _ Th* North o r lo n d o OO Lot I I Blk IA Th* North o r la a d * Oo Lot II Blk IA Th* North O rW ad* C o L ot M B lk IA . T h * North O rW ad* O* L ot I I B lk IA . T h* North O rtaado 0 * L ot 14 B lk IA T h* North o rla a d * Os L ot I I B lk I A . T h o N orth O rtaado O* Tract A (L o m W IT I r t A B o s NR O or R u a W tp o a R d t i l P t B 111 * P t ■ 111.41 r t N I4A1 F t to T h * Nm U Oor T ract A Run I o o Rd 144 F t B 1 D * « I I Mia I I Boa W 114.11 F t W lll.lt Ft If W illiam L *w a ll Th 1 4 4 1! F t to B o s _ to* B os NR Oor T r o t i A Run W tp a s Rd 1M F t B ld l.d P t ■ l l l .H Ft N t l l . l l la n d m a rk RaWrprWoo I* F t to B N B I11 FO U RTH A D R IB F A S as or A M L et | B lk I Forrp R W llllta to * P erry ■ Withto la * L o l I I B lk I L ot I I B lk I F odoral H o a r ta f Oom* T ra ct L et 1 L ot I L ot I L ot 4 L ot I L ot I U t 1 L*4 I DESCRIPTION OP LAND s laj T h * North Ortand* Oo M l Lot I t B lk X . Th# North Orlando Co l-M Lot II n ik H T b * North Orlando C o t il L ot H Blk II . T h * North Orlande C o 4 11 L ol 11 n ik tt . Th# North Orlando O* T.*l Lot I B lk J — T h * North Orlaad* O* t.M Lot I B lk J Th# North OrUnd# C o 1.41 Lot I Blk J Th* North Orlando C o 1.04 L ol I Bik 1 . Th# North Orlando C o 1.04 Let T Blh J . Th# North Orlondo C o T.OI Lot I Blk i . Th* North Orlando Oo I.TI Lrt • B lk J . Th* North Orlendo C o I.M Lrt 14 Dlk t Th* North O rient# O* T.M L ot M 11 B lk J . Th# North O r lo o l* O# II N L rt II B lk 1 . T h* North O rU nt# Oo t l.M L ot I I B lh y Th# North Orlando CO T.M Lot IT Blk Th# North Orlando Oo T.00 Lot I t B lk J _ _ P L A T NOOK IS PA O I SOOTH ORLANDO RANCHBB BBC • 14.14 Th* North Orlendo Co Lot 1 Blk A IT.M Th* North Orlaad* Cm Lot S Blk A Om U.4B North Ortaado Th* L ot S B lk A IT.M T h* North Orlaodo 0 * L r t 4 Blk A 11.41 Th* North O rlan lo C o Lot 1 Blk A Ortando IT.M CO Th* North Lot 4 Blk A IS 44 Th* North Orlando Co Lot T Dlk A IS.SI Orlando Co North Th* Lot I Ulk A 10.71 Th* North Orlando Co Lot I Dlk B IT.II Th* North Orlaodo C* Lot 4 n ik B IT.M Orlando CO North T h * Lot I Blk B 14.TI Th* North OrUad* o * Lot T Blk B IS.44 Th* North Orlando Co Lot I Blk B ll.T I Orlando C * North Th* Lot 1 Dlk C Co 11.04 Orlando North Th* Lot t Dlk C 10.T* T h* North Orlando Co Lot I nik c ll.T I Th* North Orlando Co Lot 4 Blk C Orlando CO M l North Th* Lot I Blk C Co Orland* North 11.M T h* Lot II Blk C 14.M T h* North Orlaado o * L rt 11 Btk 0 11.41 T h* North Orlondo 0 * Lot I I Blk C l.ll Orlando c * North Th* L rt 1 Blk D 10.75 Th* North Orlendo Co Lot 1 Blk D lit Th* North Orlando Co Lot I Blk D 111 Th* Norh Orlando Oo Lot I Ulk D Ortand* 14.14 North Co Th* Lot T Blk D M l Th* North Orland* C* Lot 1 B lk B IS M T h * North Orland* Co Lot 1 Blk P Co 1S.J1 Th* North Orlando LOt t Blk F I t 14 Th* North Orlando Co Let I Blk F 15 01 The North Orlando Co Lot I Ulk P 10.11 Tha North Orlando Co Lot I Blk P . Orlando i« :t North Oo Th* Lot I Dlk P i i .H Th* North Orlando C* Lot T Blk P . 1M 4 T h* North Orlaado Oo Lot I Blk F . 4.44 Th* North Orland* Co LM I B lk F . 10.11 Th* North Orlaad* Oo Lot I I B ib F 11.41 Th* North Orlaado Co L rt 11 Blk F . I t 71 Th* North Orlando Co Lot 11 Btk P . IS.IT Th* North Orlendo Co Lot I t Blk P Co North Orlendo 11 14 Th* L rt 11 Blk F _ AM Th* North Orlondo Oo L ol I I Blk P . MB T h* North Orlando Co l o t 1 Blk O . Orland# ■ St Oo T h * North Lot | Blk O . MS T h* North Orland* Co Lot I Blk O . 1 It Th* North Orlondo Co Lot 4 Blk O . 4 51 Th* !# r t h Orlando Co Lot I Blk O 7.SI T h* North Orlando Co Lot I Ulk a 7.11 Th* North Orlando CO Lot T Blk O . T.lt Th* North Orlando c # Lot I Blk O . T .lf L rt I Blk O . Th* North O rlaodo 0 * Orland# c * l.ll North T h* Lot t l Blk O . 4.11 Th* North Orlendo Co Lot 11 Blk d . I.M T h* North Orlando Co Lot I t Blk O . 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Ml 1*1 Dlk St T he North OrUnde Ce T It The North OrUndo Co Hlk t t 7*3 M t Dlk t t Do T he North OrUndo Oe T.lt 1*3 The North OrUndo Ce Illk t t --------Mt Illk I t ______ 1*3 The North OrUndo Co T.lt The North OrUndo Co 1*3 Dlk t t _____ T.lt II Illk I t -------1*3 The North Orlendo Co T.lt T he North OrUndo Co 1*1 II Dlk It _____ T.ll The North OrUndo Ce I * 3 t It Dlk t l T.tt The North O rU ndo Co 1*3 It nik t t -------T IS 1*3 It Illk t t -------The North OrUndo Co I It The North O rU ndo Co 1*3 It Illk It — _ _ M l The North O rU ndo Co 1*3 II Dlk t t _____ 7 1! 1*3 17 Illk t t — * The North OrUndo Co T.ll The North OrUndo Co 1*3 It Illk I t _____ 7 11 The North OrUndo Co II Illk t l _____ 7*3 7 II The North Orlande Co 1*3 It illk t t _____ 7 It The North OrUnde Oe I** t l Dlk t l -------Mt The North OrUnde Co 1*3 t t Illk t t _____ Mt The North OrUndo Oe 7*3 t t Blk t t ------Mt Tha North OrUnde Ce 7*i tt Dlk I t _____ M l The North OrUndo Oe 1*3 51 Blk t t -------M l The North OrUndo Co 1*3 t t Dlk t t -------T.lt Do 17 Ulk I t -------The North Orlendo Oe T .ll The North OrUnde Oo i*3t t t Ulk I t Mt Tha North OrUnde Ce t t u ik t t M l The North OrUndo Ce I f Ulk It _ III The North OrUndo Co I u ik i t _ _ Mt The North OrUndo Oo t Ulk t t _ _ M l The North OrUnde Ce I u ik s i — DESCRIPTION OP LAND a • 1 2 •4 A sd A & l 3 fi 2 d % NAME O r OWNER C ~ ■ 3 3 13° <H 4 ft DESCRIPTION o r LAND e 1 Pnge hi A m a M 9 • 3 h 5 NAME OF OWNER 8 S1 th d 7.4* Th* North OrUndo Co Blk II -------- t . t l 1*31 l l *>t 4 Blk t t _____ Th Norik Orlando Co 7 IS Th# North Orlendo Co Illk t l _____ 7.41 Dot t Th North CrUnda Co Dot I Dlk St _____ T.TT OrUndo Co Th# North Ijot 4 Illk S t ___ .... 7.15 Th North Orlando Co Dot I Dlk !1 _____ T .ll The North OrUndo Co 7.41 IjoI 7 Illk 1 4 ______ Th North OrUndo C o Dot 7 Dlk !1 _____ 7.77 Blk 41 ___ _ _ The North Orlendo Ce M l Dot I Th North OrUndo Oo L*t t Dlk 11 _____ T.ta Or lend* Nerth O# The Dot I Illk t l _____ 7 «! Th North OrUndo Oo Dot t Dlk t t _ _ _ 7 .0 Oo Orlendo North 1x31 11 Illk I t -------Th# 7.41 Th Del II Dlk t l ____ North OrUndo Oo T.ta Th# North OrUndo Co T.lt Dot 11 Blk t l _ _ Th North OrUndo Oo Det II Dlk SI _ _ MS The North OrUndo Co M I Dot It Dlk I t -------Th North OrUndo Ce Dot IS Dlk t l ____ 4.IT Co The North O rU ndo 7.15 Dot It Dlk t l _____ Th North OrUndo Co Dot 11 Dlk I I ____ 14-74 The North OrUndo Co 7.11 Dot 1 Dlk SI --------Th North OrUndo Co Dot II Dlk SI ___ 1.14 The North Orlendo Co 7.41 Dot Dlk t l ______ Th North OrUndo Co !*>t It Dlk I t ____ Orlendo M4 Oe North Dlk t l _____ The I I I Dot Th North OrUndo Co Dot II Dlk It _ _ 7.77 OrUnde Co Dlk 14 The North Dot t . l t Th Orlando Oo North Del 17 Dlk t l ____ T.TT The North OrUndo Co M t Dot Dlk II Th Dot It Blk t l -----North OrUndo Oo T.TT The North OrUnde Co Blk t l 7.41 l*3t Th North OrUndo Co Dot It Illk It ____ Oo T.iS Orlendo North Illk It Th# M t Dot Th North OrUndo Co Dot !0 Illk ! l -----7.4 S The North Orlando Co T.lt Dot I Dlk S I ________ __ Th North OrUndo Co 7*11 t l Dlk I t -----1 44 The North O rU ndo Oo t .l t Dot t Ulk II Th North OrUndo Co I art ! ! Dlk !1 ___ 4.14 Co 7.43 Dot 14Dlk SI The North Orlando Th North OrUndo Co l*3t 11 Dlk !S ___ 4.SI Orlande Co North Dot 11 Blk II _ The 7.41 Th North OrUndo Co Lot t l Dlk I t ____ 4.11 North OrUndo Oo 7.41 Dot It Dlk I t _ The North OrUnde Oo Th l e t t l Blk t t ____ l.td T.dl Dot II Dlk II _ The North O rU nde Oo Th North Orlando Oo Det 14 Dlk I t ____ 4.44 Co OrUnde 7.41 I joI II Illk II _ The North Th North OrUndo Co Dot 17 Blk t t _ _ 1.77 ISnik II _ . The North OrUndo Co T .ll Dot Th North OrUndo Co Dot SI Dlk t t ____ 4.74 7 41 Ixit 14Dlk SI _ The North OrUndo Co Th North OrUndo Co Dot !S Illk I S -----1.7* I It 1*31 ITDlk SI _ The North Orlendo Co Th North OrUndo C o I*tt 14 Dlk ! S ____ Oe 1.14 Lot It Dlk SI _ OrUnde The North T.ll Th North Orlando C o Dot 1 Dlk I t _____ 4.M 7.41 Dot 1 Blk II ___ The North Orlnnde C o Th North OrUndo Oo 1*31 t nik 14 ____ 4M IBlk II _ M t Dot The North OrUnde C o Th North Orlando Oo Dot t Blk t ! — _ 4M t .lt Dot IDlk 14 ___ The North Orlendo Co Th North OrUndo C o Dot I Blk t l ------4 1* t It Dot 1 Dlk II ___ The North Orlendo c o OrUndo Oo Th North 7*31 I Dlk 14 _____ 4.1* 7 »1 1*31 I Illk II ----The North OrUndo Co Th North OrUndo Co Lot 4 Dlk 14 7 41 Dot 1 Dlk IS ___ T.SI The North Orlendo Oo Th North OrUndo Co Dot 7 Dlk 1 4 _________ 7 44 7 43 Dot 7Dlk I t _ _ The North Orlendo Oo Tli North OrUndo Co I*3t t Dlk ! l ---------- — 7 41 Dot 1Dlk II ___ T.SI Th North Orlando Oo Tli a North Orlendo Co lo t I Dlk 14 __________ t .t t Dot 1Dlk II _ IN The North Orlando Oo Th North Orlando Oo Lot It Hlk t t _ _ _ _ _ T .ll Dot 11Dlk M — M l Th North OrUnde Oe The North Orlande Oo Det 11 Dlk t ! ■_ M t OrUnde Dot II Dlk II _ North On M * Th North OrUnde Oo The Dot It Dlk ! l _________ IT * f It Lot It Dlk II — Th North OrUndo Co T he North Orlando C o Dot It Illk S I _________ t.SS 7 It Lot II Dlk II _ The North OrUndo Co Th North OrUndo Co tint 14 Dlk t l --------------t.M 7 47 l o t II Dlk II _ . The North Orlando Co Th North OrUndo Co 1* 31 it n ik : i _________ M l Orlando Oo Dot II Ulk II __ The North PLAT BOOK 1R P A C K ! H I M MOUTH nilt.dN ItO BAM CRBI II lO 11 FL A T BOOK 14 P l O W I I 4 K a t o s t NORTH ORLANDO RANCHER RRO 1R Th North Orlande Oo Dlk II 7*>t 1.74 Treat A Blk IT The North Orlande On I.M North Orlendo Oo Dlk It Dot 1.14 7** 11 Blk 17 The North Orlande Oo M t T h . North Orlande O s Dot Dlk t f ITS I*>t 11 Dlk ST » .»t T h . North Orlendo Oe The North OrUnde Oo 1*31 Dlk It M l 4 TO I*>« SO Blk IT T he North OrUnde Co T h t North Orlando Ce Dot Dlk It 9.70 1.44 lOt SI Dlk 17 T h . North Orlando Co The North Orlendo Co I*i t Dlk !S 4.74 lx * SI Dlk 37 7.47 The North OrUndo Co T h . North Orlendo Co Dlk It Dot 1 70 1*31 SI Dlk 17 7 47 The North Orlendo Co T h . North Orlendo Co Dlk SS . I*3t 1 74 Ixrt 14 n ik 17 T he North OrUndo Oe T h . North Orlando Os l *31 Dlk t l _ 4-70 T he Nerth Orlendo CO T h . North Orlande Oe Dot M Blk IT Dot 14 Blk 14 .114 Let t l Blk IT T he North OrUndo Oe T h t Nerlh Orlande Oe 1*K II Dlk II 7.M S 44 Dot 17 Dlk IT The North OrUndo o o ThA North Orlendo Oe Dot It Dlk II 7.41 1 44 l*>t 11 Dlk 17 The North Orlando Co T h . North Orlendo Oo t*ot It Dlk II 9 7« 7 41 O rlindo Co T h . 22 The North Orlando Co North I *31 Illk !7 l*Jt 14 Dlk ! t 1 04 1*3t to Illk 37 The North Orlendo Co T.SS T h t North t»r' indo (V> Dot It Dlk ! l 1 i» l*3t 11 Dlk 17 T.M The N orik Orlando Oo T h . North Orlanilo Oo Dot II Illk It 10 04 1*04 It Ulk IT 4 44 T he North O rU ndo Oo T h t North Orlande Oe Dot 17 Dlk It l i t 1*31 11 Dlk 14 M* The Nerth OrUndo Oo The North Orlendo o * Dot It Dlk t l • 47 Lot 16 Dlk SI Tha North Orlande Oo The North OrUndo OA IH 1*31 It Illk It M i Ixit 17 Dlk t l T.M The North Orlando Oo The North Orlendo Os i*>t si nik s i 1 00 I S M T he North Orlando Oe OrUndo Ce The North Ixit Dot SI Dlk ! l 11 Dlk t l 9 00 Ixit 19 Dlk SI till The North OrUndo Co T h . North OrUndo Co 1*31 : : nik : t 9 70 l*»t 20 Dlk SI 1.44 The North Orlendo Co T h t North OrUndo Co !*>t s i Dlk : t 1 70 l**»t 21 Dlk 34 T he North OrUndo Co T.M T ht North OrUndo LO i«ii : t n ik : t T he North Orlando Oo 1 14 IdOt SS Dlk SS M t ThA North OrUndo Oo I*31 1 Illk It _ • Si l*lt SI Dlk SI T.M T he North OrUndo Oo T h . North Orl in t o Oe Dlk 14 l*)t AM The North OrUndo C o 1 14 Dot 24 Dlk SI ThA North OrUndo CA Dlk St _____ l*3t S II II* The North Orlando Oo Orlendo Co T h . North Lit Dlk It _____ SI Dlk SI l*3t T.M t St lx* SI Illk 31 The North O rlendo Ce T h . North OrUndo (V> 1*lt Illk ! 4 _____ T.4T S It l**t 27 Dlk SI The North O rlendo Co Dot T h . North OrUndo Co Dlk tt 4 l i Ixit 31 Dlk SI TJT Tha North O rlendo Co T h . North OrUndo Co Dlk SC !*it T.tt I 14 Ixit 29 Dlk Si The North Orlando Co The North OrUndo Co I *i t Dlk S I ---- ...----- --The North Orlande Co M S Isot to Dlk SS IjoI Dlk St T he North OrUndo Oo T.M The North OrUndo Co I I I IsOt I Illk II _ Dot 14 Blk St Th# North OrUndo Oe T.M The North Orlando Oo 1 Cl Dot It Dlk St The North OrUndo Oo DU t Illk II . The North O rlendo Oe I.M M l lx* t Ilk t l . Dot It Dlk t l The North OrUndo Co T.M The North OrUndo C o I II lx* 4 Dlk II .. t*3t It Dlk S t _____ The North Orlanilo Co T.SS The North OrUndo Co 1 II Ixit ft Illk II _ I*3| II Dlk St _____ The North OrUndo (V* 7.SI The North Orlando Co Co OrUndo S SI 1*31 IS Dlk SI _____ 6 North lent The Ilk II .. T .tl The North Orlando Co 1 l i L it 7 ilk 14 _ 1*11 T h . North OrUndo Co Dlk 17 ______ 9.70 L»t 1 Illk II _ T.M T he North Orlando Co ThA North OrUndo Oo Dot Dlk t l ______ 7.11 T he North Orlando Co s i t Lot 1 Ilk II Dot Dlk 17 .... ....... The North Orlendo Oe T.M Tho North Orlando Oo S.7T !*nt 11 Dlk 14 Dot Dlk 17 ______ The North OrUndo C a T.M Tho North Orlando Oo 1 14 L»t u Illk t6 t*ot Illk 17 ThA North OrUndo Co T.M Tho North Orlamlo Co I SS lx* IS Illk II I*3t Dlk t7 ___ The North OrUndo CO T.M Tlie North Orlando Oo 9 To lx* 11 Dlk II I * it Dlk 17 __ ThA North OrUndo Co T.M The North Orlendo Oo ft 29 L>t II Dlk II I*lt Dlk !7 ---The North trrUndo Co M l The North Orlando Co 9.29 Lit 11 Illk 26 Dot Dlk t7 ___ The North Orlendo Co l.ll The Nerlh OrUndo Co 1.74 I joI 11 Dlk II Dot 14 Ulk 17 _ Th# North Orlendo Co 7.17 The North Orlando Co Dot 11 Dlk 17 _ M S l*o t 17 Dlk II The North Orlendo Oo 7.17 The North OrUndo Oo 1 II Ixit 11 Dlk II Dot It Dlk 17 — Th# North Orlendo Cm TIT The N orik O rlando Oo M l 1*11 19 Dlk II The North Orlendo Ce Dot It Dlk II _ T.M The .North Orlando Co 7.41 Ixit 20 Dlk SI 1*31 II Illk IT 'T h e ' ,N*orl h Orlendo (’ • 7.IT The North Orlando Co 9 54 L*t 21 Dlk 31 The North OrlAniUi Co 1*31 It Illk ST T.tl The North Orlendo Co IS 01 lx * 23 Dlk SI Dot It Dlk S7 T h . North Orlando Co w Dlk SC T .ll The North Orlendo Co 10 s 1 1*31 • •w l*il 17 Dlk 37 . The North Orlendo Co T.IS T he North Orlando Oo 1 74 l*3t SI Dlk II Ijot I Dlk St The North Orlendo Ce T.IS T he North OrUnde Oo M S IsOt Sft Dlk II Th# North Orlendo Co l*it I Illk i t _____ T.SS T he North Orlando Co 1*31 7 IS Ixit SI Dlk II Dlk II _____ The North Orlendo Co MS T he North Orlendo Co M S 1*3l ST Dlk II IjOt The North Orlendo Ce Dlk St _____ I.M The North Orlando Co 7 IS txil SI Dlk II ]*>t Dlk SI _____ The North Orlando Co M l The North Orlando Co T.ll Ixit Si Illk 26 1**1 Dlk SI _____ The North Orlando Co MS The North Orlamlo Co 7 IS 26 Illk II lx* 1*31 The North Orlando Co Dlk SI _____ I.SS The North OrUndo Co 7 43 Ixt 1 Illk ST . 7*31 T li. North Orlando Co Ulk 3 1 _____ • Tl The North OrUndo Oo SOI IrfTt 1 Ilk 17 7*31 ThA North Orlendo Oo Dlk II _____ l.f d The North OrUndo Oo 11.71 Lot 1 Ilk ST _ IjoI I t Dlk t l ____ The North Orlendo Ce M l T he North Orlando Oo I II l*ol 1 Dlk ST . Dot II Dlk t l ____ T h . North Orlendo Ce M l T.«7 Ixit 1 Ilk ST Tha North O rlande Oo Dot II Illk t l _ T h . North Orlendo Us III Tha North Orlando Co 1 SI L it 4 Ilk IT l*rt i t Dlk S I -----T h . North Orlendo Co l.ld m ts The North OrUnde Co L it 7 Ilk 17 .. T h . North Orlendo Co !*•>t It Dlk SI ____ 4.44 The North OrUmlo Co 7.67 L it 1 Illk 17 _ 1*11 I Dlk SI ------T h . North Orlamlo Co T.IS T he North OrUndo Ce 7 67 U-t i Dlk 17 . Dlk SI _____ l«ot T h . North Orlendo Co T.M The North Orlando Oo 7.17 1*01 14 Dlk IT 7*>t Ulk t t _____ The North Orlande Co T.M The N orik OrInade o o TIT lx* 11 Dlk 17 l*ot nik t l _____ The North Orlande Ce T.M The North OrUndo Oo MT Ixit It Dlk 17 l*3t Dlk II _____ The North Orlande c e T.M The North OrUndo Oo 7 17 Lot II Dlk 17 I xol Dlk I t _____ The North Orlendo Co MT The North Orlendo Co 7 17 Ixit 14 Dlk IT 1*01 The North Orlendo Ce Ulk II MT The North Orlendo Co Dlk 17 7 47 lx* IS I jo t The North Orlando Co Dlk t t _____ T.M The North OrUndo Oe 7.47 L it 16 Dlk 17 1*11 Dlk St _____ The North Orlamlo Co 7.11 N I t A <3f K 't o t NWI4 Th North OrUndo Co Dot It Dlk t t ____ Am erleen P rodeeo I N II o t N w ta (Doao ltd) 717 1*31 11 Ulk t l _ TA N orik Orlando Co E nchant# l o t M .« 7.17 Th North OrUndo Oo Del It Dlk t l ____ • N II Am erleaa Predaeo M T N il o r RW Ii Of t r i t Th North OrUndo Oo I*o| It Illk II ____ E tch a n t* Ine 47.M 7.IT Th North OrUndo Oo 1*31 It Dlk t l ____ M7 B R O W N '! ■t'RtH VIIIO R OP RECK HAMMOCK !*>t II Dlk t l ____ Th North Orlando Oo 7.17 Th North OrUndo Co PL A T BOOK 1 PACK U 1 *3 1 II Dlk SS .___ 7.17 1*31 i nik n ---------------Th North OrUndo Co II A t o li McWattoro Dot 17 Dlk I I ____ 4.41 Th North O rlando Co t*ol 1 Dlk II _____ P L A T BOOK I BABBS VI A 1* 0 4NKOMU CAil.KRr DELTA 4.14 Del I T A ____________ — . Th North O rlando Co Am erican Predaeo 1*01 I Illk t l _____ 4.14 Th North O rlando Co E sch an y# lo o Dot I Dlk II _____ M .M 4.14 Dot H A (DOM W • Th North O rlando Co 7*et 4 Illk It _____ lit XOeeell A Jr * Dot I Dlk It _____ Th North Orlando Oo Aeroe) -------4.14 Th North Orlando Co D urr 1144 IjoI I Dlk II _ _ _ 7.47 (A t I1A _ _ Th North OrUndo Co Amertoan Predaeo 1*31 tt Dlk 1 4 ---7.17 117.71 Th North O rU ndo Co K irh n n se Ine IjoI t t Dlk 1 4 _____ 7.47 Dot I ----------Th North OrUndo Co W R A a t o ilo o K a to r ip II.M Ijot t t Dlk 14 ......... 7.47 I A ore Square U NB Th North Orlando Co Dot IT Blk I I ____7.47 Donald ■ A K eth leee X Th North O rU ndo Oo Det I I Dlk It -------Cor o f Dot I I -----MT Parnell Tk North Orlando C o II.M 7*34 I t Dlk II _____ M l ■ 111 r t « r n t i t n o f Th North Orlando Oo Del 1 Dlk II --------4.11 Th N orik Orlando Co H enry A M a d e tfoek ew lto H I M 1*31 t Dlk It ---------w i i i r t o f Dot i t I It n tto Ft o t w i n r t o f Th North OrUndo Co I jo4 I Illk II ______ 4 41 4 I I II v ir a ll C A K athryn E O rator l i t 17 Th North OrUndo Co Dot t Illk I I --------NKI4 M l ■ i» n o f n ttt n of North Orlando Oo Th Dot I Dlk I I ---------4.11 T he North Orlando o o Dot • Blk I t _____ B IH r t o f IW I4 Ml Tk North O rU ndo Oo -----o f N W U (Dooo ■ Dot t Blk II Ml Th North O rU ndo Oo I M II B iles B A H M edia 1 IB ttt m --------- -------Dot I Blk t l ______ Th M l Nerth Orlando Oo ■ II r t e f M 141.1 r t Dot I Blk II M l Th North Orlande Oe Del 16 Blk II o t r. m i r t o f w 4 tl Mi Th North Orlando Co tl lAarrence J a k tt Dot 11 Dlk II --------------•h i r t o t n w u ._ A ae MW 14 o f RE 14 o f HE<4 P L A T BOOK I I PA O B I w it a tllorlns H (llovor S4 MONTH OHI.ARDO RANCHER ■ BO Id 47 47 1.41 Th North Orlando Co •L'mvev o r rittiPKRTr o r tun smith IjoI 7 Illk 1 0 ---------------III DEED BOOK 140 PAQR I I I I O R Th North O rU ndo O o Dot I Dlk II . — 4.44 lA l I ---------------------Th North Orlando Oo M atthew M itchell Det I Blk II . — 1.11 N II r t at Dot I __ Th North OrUndo Oo _____ I n t i P retm ao 4.M Dot II Dlk M ■ ------ 4.41 N 111 r t o f ■ 711 Th North Orlando Co Dot II Dlk II . . Mt Th North OrUndo Co o f r. to t r t o f Dot It Blk I I -------------III Th • II II Elm er a A Addle O D i m II I ! North OrUndo Oo i n rt IjoI It Dlk t l ________ _ Th North Orlando Co 7.77 PL AT BOOK 1 PAUR >7 I*H It Illk I I ________ _ A It I tr a iK I .I .i ADD PO RT HEKII T.lt IjoU 1 * 1 Dlk I I _ _ Th North OrUndo Oo t ra ck U llto o III! 1*31 It Dlk II -------------7.77 I I Ch o f REI4 e f N B li T h e North Orlando Oo Dot II Blk II T k Movth OrUndo M t Oo o f NW|| W o f Mol* Del IT Blk II i. 1.14 Tk North OrUndo Oo ton rllle A r o A B o f Ijot I I Dlk I I .... 7.11 Th North CKUnlo Oo t l S to r y # A A Jeaa W HaRheo iit a Dot It Dlk I I — ----- -B y --------------- - -------1 B North OrUndo Th P L A T BOOK • PAC E OO Co 7.41 CMV IT A L P A R K i*it t l Dlk t l ---------T.lt a 41 r t o f DoU t l to I t Th North OrUndo Co Dot t l Dlk I I ---------T it iT.e# Th North OrUnde Co John A IV A D orle R e r u n DIM H --------------------I*ot t l Dlk I I ---------Th North OrUndo Co M l a I t PI at Let t l Dlk t l — Dele 11to M M t Tk John A IV A D oris B a rtty •M North OrUndo Oo Dot I t Dlk II ___ Blk D __________ — M l Dote 1 to I t Blk B -----Th North OrUndo Oo John A IT A D eris Ba II.M Dot I t Blk II l i t Dele I I I I I M A M Th North O rlando CO Det 14 Dlk II — — Th N orik Orlando Oo lit Jeha A I T A DoHo Barton Dot It Illk II Blk r ______________ I I I Dole I to II A t l t o t t Th Oo North Orlando Dot II Dlk II ----Th North OrUndo CO 4.11 Dorle Burton 117.41 John A IV Dot IT Dlk SI ----u ik a --------------- — . 4.41 Dots I Th North Orlando Oo John A IV D orle Burton U1.4I lo ITBlk II _ IjoI l i Dlk t l ---------M l Th Oo North OrUndo • i t t t r t Of W it o f Dot I t Dlk I t -------------M l North OrUndo Oo Th NW14 o f BWI4 B o f Dot 1 Blk It __________ t .l t Th North OrUndo Co h im Ohio A r o __________ I M M R obert D A N e lt ■ D e tfe r l Det t Dlk I t --------. Mt Th North OrUndo Oo H O W ABD PAC K A RD LARD COM4 t» T ADD TO CAKBBON Det I Illk I t ----------------North Orlando M l Th Co P L A T BOOK t PA C l 44 f t IjoI 4 DlkIt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M t DoU I A I Blk I --------Andrew * W illie K Jehneon II II Th North OrUndo Oo Dot I Illk IS _ _ _ _ _ T.tl Tli North Orlando Co P L A T BOOK I PAOB M CAKBBON 1*31 I Illk I t -------------- _ T.Tt Th Jamee A A Annette M H atty I t 41 North Orlando Co Dot It Illk I --------------Dot 1 Dlk I t ___________ _________ 7.77 Dot It Dlk t --------------Th North OrUndo Co Kphrem W anted 4-TS IjoI I Dlk t t ----------------Th Ml P L A T BOOK t P A S B 8 toa A MB North OrUndo Oo PALH HAH HOCK IjoI I Illk I t ___________ Th North OrUndo Oo M l Dot I t (L e tt R r > --------Am erican P r e la t e lx * II Dlk I t ----I Id E ich a a yn , U o 1744 North Orlando Th Co Dot 11 Hlk t t ----M l D e t a in I t A I I (Doan TR North O rU ndo o e Dot It Illk t l ■ — ■ Ml Amertoan Produce Th North OrUndo Co IjoI II Illk t t ---------Eachanae, Ine T it H IM Th North Orlando c o 1*31 14 Dlk t t _______ T.ll PL A T BOOK a PACK 41 North OrUndo Th c o P A L M E R ? I l'B D I T U I O I Dot It Illk I t ___ l . l t Dole | I II * 14 -----D ee A Nerd man B i At Th North OrUndo Co 11.14 Dot II Illk t t _ _ _ _ _ T.lt L o u I A II A N >41 P I North Orlando Oo Th Dot 17 Ulk I t ----Deo A N crim e * B l A1 M l Th North OrUndo Oo o f Dele 4 A 11 ____ Del It Blk t l ________ _ M t a it r t o f b itT Pt o f Th North OrUndo Co IjoI I t Dlk I t ....... .. til Dot 4 A E t i l of Th North Orlando Co l*>t | Ulk t t ___________ ____ Mt Th North OrUndo Oo D ole I I * 7 A W 1 *31 t Dlk I t ______ ...... i n r t o t D » u a a Th North OrUndo Oo III Del I Ulk I I _________ — 1 _ 71 11 71 II It 14 II II I* It 'I II II It It 17 It II 14 li tt 11 t I :3 rt « 7 • | 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ! 1 1 �d a DESCRIPTION OP LAND DESCRIPTION OF LAND ■ * S ! & h P a t* « d • M • H 3 « NAME OP OWNER n ■ :s3 Is° d DESCRIPTION OP LAND DESCRIPTION OP LAND 0 ? ; & 1 b 2 a 3 MAKE OP OWNER Darla 1 trardl Bt A1 r » t Jr A u n it * M cKinney K i l l L * B elty r Daw Hal in ■utharland Jam ia A A D arothr 1* C a rtw r ljM W R o f L ot * A A ll Lot 4 B lk D T ract 1* M i l I I A T B lk P T ract I I —--------Lata It to I I B lk B T ra ct i t ------ --------Lata 14 ta I I B lk B T ra ct I I --------L ot I I Blk P TVact 14 Lata I A 4 B lk A T reat V 141 Pt et Lot 141 (Laai R d > ----------- Lata Lot Lota L ot L et 141 141 HI 114 III A 1 4 4 ------------.......................... l i t A I I I ----------------- — ------. ------------— » Lai i l l --------------------— trot 1 1 1 ------- — Tha F o lia r Ca Jean ■ l u m p Et Al Lara lla Icila a Geo D Prancla A D ata Helen 0 Oaaatn Ralealaw Kltnaawlee C P Nlbleek W W Haamonda ch a rier T Nlblack T 11 Jr A Jo Ana Dantall W R Clonte Bt Al C R A W R Clonte C R Cion to C R Clonte B t Al R ex clanta W W W W W W Coaat Jam** F irst N al'l Bank A t Orlando, Trnataa ll.lt (liana A Opal P eon tke l l d .l l Raym ond I A Inga B Pierce 111.41 H arold J A P h yllli R W hlta U 8 .lt U OH P L A T BOOK • PAOB B Joaaph C A Vlolat D Tldm ora 111.11 M arlin L A M argaret N T4.ll H oars 4 l.lt Parry J A Carolyn Dyaaa 14I.U R a y C A K ffla K irkland H ugh W A Praaeaa J Blair 111.11 14.lt W allar O A Ann H akyta H arold K A Ih irla y A W aarar Melvin L A lh a ra a L Van Camp B anry M A Ih irlay B Goldman Patar A A Ian dr a • Clark John M A Judith R Rakjrta T i l l Iran A A Judith K Olbaon t l .l t Chartaa W A O onitanca X A Conroy W illiam A Gertruda D Hatton Delbert A D orothy Boyar P L Wllllamaon ja ra a i 1 A H attla Klmhar W illiam A A P a ggy P Barnaa Edith O laam an E dith O laam an E t Al A nna P Clark# Carolina Raonea B t Al P P A Oraea French Daniel I A Katharine O A bbott W m W Arnold. Trnataa Halan C E Cook John E A M argaret L M erelo Lola 8 Pendergraaa Arthur C A dartru de W llm paon R ob ert L A M lu aan Sprint* Darla V B urchett H ubert E Clutter Edw ard H A R oberta A W a lk er Dal hart A D orothy B oyar Dal hart J A D orothy K B e y w Reemonde Reim onAe Reamaade Do in* A Partin Dal hart J A D orothy X Soy Neal W A Sllaeheth W H errla A a n lt Aderheldt B t Al N W oodrow Jacob* Lot t B lk J Treat I I Lola II A M Blk _ T raot I T __________ D orothy L Bawyar 1 L ot I I Blk C Tract IT Annie Aderholdt ■ANLANDO SPRINGS T R A O T SS P L A T ROOK • PAO B SO Central F lorida Batataa Ina 1TI.II Let I I l k A Bryan O A Varna D Coaat Co Ina ll-lt Mor decal IN PL A T BOOK I PAOB SB l u y A Marla Blevlne Mra R L W heeler T.It R L W heeler, llalra ll.lt PL A T HOOK S PAOB SS Randolph T Matheny, Truataa Et Al Lloyd A Arlana M Gauge P L A T BOOK f PAGR SO Irma ■ Larsen Melvin R A Catharine 0 Smith Lot II Blk E T ract St Lota 11 A I. f Blk ___ H. T ra ct IT (Leea Bt Rd ISO) __________ Bruce A Mabel Penny PL A T BOOK I PAG E Of Murral A Sandra Ledford Brio D A Nancy II R oger: Arthur P A Joaephlna R Donald H A Em ily D M acLeod R C Orumptoa O B A D oric M W rig h t Or land J A M arjorie D B auer R C A Kay Lake Harney Develop ment. Ina Ut Al Lot* II It II II 10 It A II Blk B Tract t l Lata I A 4 Blk D T raot D evelopm ent A R eally, Ina W arren B A Em ily P M in io n I I .t l Jaek C MoDade B H A Judith A R oaby l.ll MT W 114 Pt o f B 11.11 Pt o f Lot I A W 110 Pt o f Lot I Blk D T ract Tl ~-------- Judith M ontgom ery R C Crumpton P ran k lyn L W ltllam aoa P ran klyn L W llllam ion R C Orumptoa R C Crumpton W illiam Hotnar W illiam H om er B B rock Steal B D rock Steal K ay Davalopm ant A R ealty Ine W m R A E lleaboth S Vandenburgh **! A butting on S Blk S U w l i Hughey Sr U t a t l A S II Pt o f A llay an N B lk I L e w i. H ughey Sr WHITCOMB’S SECOND ADDITION TO GBNBVA PL A T BOOK S PAG E SS U « 1 Blk I — ________ Delay W illiam * Bt At MWU a f S W R e f N RR I I I I H U f t o a B A Mm Chav X 1ST Pt at I B R or ' NBR ef NWR (Lees the N III P t) I I M I I Oliver R A Ellaabatk J H ollow a y C on crete P roduct# Co tea Truat H ollow ay C oncrete Produeta Oo Ina Truat H ollo w a y O onerete Product* C o Ina Trust H ollow a y Conoret* Prod Oo Truat H ollo w a y cionorata P roducts Co Ins Truat P ran klyn L A Barbas# W llllamaon P ran klyn L A Barbara W llllam aon P ran klyn L A Barbara W llllam aon P ran klyn L A Barbara W llllam aon Sara B Bar-Louts - quantln A Irla U m b e r t P rank R A Prancea S W ynn H ollow ay Concrete P roducta Co Ina Truat - Edwin H A Judith Roxby LAND HOTEL AND NAVIGATION CO U t a I I I IT! IIS 114 IIS A I I I --------------------Prank L A Mary E Seaman U t I I I ( U s e R d ) ____ Gene R Stephenson Lot* t i l to l i t A 14! ta I I I -------- ----------Barbara W llllam aon 111.14 RONNRT L BETTS* ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE PL A T BOOK S PAGES SO A ST L o ti I t | | I T A • Dlk A (Leas Rd) „ Chatter G Wlaaaaman 11.1* U t a I I I A I B it I (L e tt R d ) -----------Jamaa R A Melba J H olloa t7T.II U t IT A N R o f U t I I Dlk E Edw ard J Kruaa Et Al 44.11 E lo t Pt o f S R a f U t I I Blk B Edward J Kruaa Et At 1T.II FROST'S ADDITION NO S TO ALTAMONTE P L A T NOOK 1 PAGK IS N 11.1 P t o f U t I A A ll U t IT ( U t a R y > ________ _______ . Sarah J E W illiams, H airs Et A l 1M 1 N IS* Pt e f U t 4 Candor B M erritt 11T.II L o ti I A S (Leea ■ 111 P t o f U t I A N II* P t o f B 10 Pt at L ot I ) A N I I I Pt at U t I d Andrew A Roan M Reblneon TI.4I W Tl P t e f U t 1* (Leea B 11* Pt o f K IS P t) ----------Condor M erritt ll.lt N 40 Pt of S 1*0 Ft o f B 100 Pt o f U t 1! Philip A R ota L Daaaow IT.tl S too Ft o f W 10 Pt o f Ut Id D a rt Pulton 4.IT N 1*0 Ft o f Let I I _ Connie M M erritt 11* 04 N ISO P t o f U t I I _ Clearaathar M erritt 111.41 U t 1 1 ____________ _____ John D M erritt, Metre 111.II U t a 14 A I I _______ Eatella Jamaa tt l.ll HILLCRKVP BEG 1 P L A T NOOK IS PAO B dS U t I Blk B — ...___ — U n s f o r d Conetruetlon Co Ino t l t . f t U t I Blk B ----------Nichalaa R A Gertruda M Poreeo t t l.ll OAK P A M SUBDIVISION P L A T BOOK ■ PAG E SS - Edwin It A Judy n oa b y Byron W A Lou Lea C Evana Joaaph V A Baaala S llv e itr! W illiam A Ethel A Platts - Lake Harney D evelopm ent Ins Ad) on B ________ Unplatted Part N af U l IT Blk I I A ■IP U t I --------------------- I A N 11.1 P t a f U t I --------------------■ R e f U t I t A A ll U 4 I I ___________ ______ _ Garold H A Jeentae • Connelly Ut Ut Ut Ut SR R af St |* U i re a a ll Ci — 0 U Pt o f W 114 F t o f Unplatted P art Blk H arry T A Julia A J oyce Jamaa J A Cora M Danka O rady L A Eleanor L Cordell W illiam T A Donnalou P ratt Prancla H A F lora T ruitt Darwin B Nichole 0 D onald Sill Rtehard D A D tlorae T Harmon H arry T A Julia A J oyce H arry T A J u lia A J oyce ||.|| 4LI0 R ob ert A A T lrgta la H Rtabard a ti ll U t II - ...... L D Sn edgrais 1H .II ■ly 1I4.II P t a f U t H Kenneth A U t t la X B ow es 14T.I4 U t I I -------------------------- . Ruth H T row bridge till! U t I t ....... ....... ................. Ida M Edw ards taa.st AMENDED P L A T GP OLMSTEAD A MII.LHH SUBDIVISION P L A T ROOK S PAO B SS U t * 1 I I A I R lk A J a A VirState Jordan m il U t II A W I Pt a f U l t l Blk X --------Kenneth J A Laura X W ilson 11.II IANLAKDO P L A T ROOK S PAGRS M R a s S f A SB Lata 11 A t l B lk 1 — a w a r d W A Carol T etreu it 11.11 U t IT B lk 1 ■ H K n ox Bettlnghaua, T rustee I.TI U t * || A t l B lk I -----R obert X T a b s 1 L II U t a I A 11 A W I I P t af NW R af U t tt B lk I --------------------W • B llffa tl ll.M U t I I B lk T — T ori D A Bdttfc M B ra ct 44.1* U t a t l A I I B lk I ____ B ill M T ask Bt A l ti ll U t t t B lk I - ............ .. Bill M Y ork M l U t I B lk I t ■ —— Surety M ortgage laveatm eat Ca 41.11 U t I I B lk t l — -------Frederick Hltbardaen l.ll U t II Blk t t ------------Oee A D olores Ad kina M l U t a II A t l B lk I I Barak Jaakeea 11.41 A ll Unplatted Part Blk t l ---------------------------- G eorge A Marshall X o ik la a ll.lt U t * i f t l t l A I I Blk I I ---------------------------Cl ay tan A Sarah B Them e# IT .lt M R e f B lk 11 A AH B lk s II Id A I T -----Oaader A Cecil Harriet 144.11 - 4.44 1 H II M M Paul Snyder ll.M r ADDITION P L A T ROOK 0 PA R R 41 Paul P A Marla ■ K ra ll 141.11 H tlana R Cameron 11.41 J H Jr A Ruby M K arhta 11.11 R ob ert J A Clara T O t.btok 11.11 George A D orothy Rm tg 114.44 John X A a Ior la A T a r nail H arry T A JuMa A J oyce Ad) an N ------------• Blk IT — , . IS B lk IT — ........... I I Blk IT — ______ 1 ! Blk I T ________ , o f U t I A A ll Lots I A I B lk I I .___ Ut Addison ll.M Kay Davalopmant A R ea lly Ins IT.N BANLANDO SPRING* ACCORDINO TO PLATS T N R R B O P RROORDBD UPON T H E PUBLIC RECORDS OP BENINOLH COUNTY FLORIDA B lk H ( U s * N I I I P t ■ Ol W IIS P t) T ract I --------- -----------------U V a r n s T A Jamas X Tata 111.41 M 111 Pt o f W 114 PI Pf B ib R T raot l _ Audi# D * Aaaie b W llU osw 1111 T h a t Part o f L o t i I I A 14 L y ln s In S R e t • litk ii Tract i -----Dan Roberta ll.M U t a II A II B lk B * T r a d I -----------------Betty W righ t Brawn 14.11 U t a 4 A I B lk U Traot U t II Dlk E ................. D om inie A Santa L eP om e D elbert J A D orothy N Boyar D elbert J A D orothy N Boyar H L Bayea - R obert C Fortier Delbert J A D orothy Royer Edw ard L A D o lo rti Mae 11.04 Zuver _____________ __ Lucy ____ M Parraaa ______ „ . T.10 Lot tl Blk a _________ Randolph T Matheny, Trustee Et Al I.TI T ruitea Bt Lota I 4 A I Rlk T — Agatha A Michalak 14.74 BANLANDO SPRINGS LA K E OAKS SECTION P L A T NOOK B PAG E SS Let I Blk D ___________ Part o f N R or W R B o f Long wood Wakl* va Spring* Rd In O o lf Courte aa D*aa In ORB 111 P ag* 1 1 1 ---------------t t M Hid F lorida Q olf Couraa In s Ttt.14 Bag C tn ttr o f Sea Run W *01.1 Pt ■ IT Dag 1* Min It sea W to W aktva Ip sa ltd Sly on Rd to St Rd I I I Ely on Rd la H Sea Lina N 11*1 It P t --------I II H Charlaa E Bloom B t Al H fl.l M ERED ITH MANOR CHANNHL SECTION PL A T NOOK • PAG E S ■ io p t a l b e t n r o f Present d i e t i n g W W a ter Lina a t Ca­ nal Blk B ------------Law rence R W arrick. T ruitea 11.1 OBNH GABLES SECTION OP MEREDITH K A N O * PL A T NOOK S PAGE PS U t • Blk ■ ---------------Alan K Blaby 140.1 MEREDITH MANOR NOB H ILL SECTION PLAT NOOK S PAGES S4 A SS Lo« I Blk C — -------- — Ernest A D orothy N Onldemtth IT.1 H O SIER MANOR BSD SBC P L A T ROOK I t PACKS 44, S I R Lata • A t Blk ■ L illie A U u g h m a n 11.1 U t I I Rlk II — —..... .. V iator A Jacqueline Teteeee T.i Judith M ontgom ery W illiam R Vaughn Central riorlde Batataa Ina R ob ert O A B arbara P W ade Prank T, A Barbara H W illiam son Lake Harney Development Ina Charlene Crumpton Roacoa C A H elen H HarteeB - T ract II Jacob R A O eorslana J R oller Byron W Even* Et Al K ey Development A R ealty Ino Jatnee A Oeraldtne Waehburna Et Al H arry II lllle y Et Al _____________11 I I I I Candor A Cacti M erritt W R I T ALTAMONTM H EIGHT* SECTION ONB PL A T BOOK IS PAO B SO L . , ■ B B rock Bteel 1 — ----- ■ H K a o s Bettlnghaua, Trustee I __________ Minnie P L au din etarer Et Al I Blk B — Cheater A Selm a X nlpp A IT Blk O R obert W A Batty J Cbaynay D ..........■■■■■■. Federated Oorp a t F la W E S T ALTAMONTM HEIGHTS SECTION TW O P L A T NOOK IS PAOB fS Blk A ____ Ronald J Shumate Blk A _ __ E arl Qerman : ____________ . Mag J A Jean L Oar apt a 1 ______ —— — Federated Carp a t F la C -------------Stuart Smith ) ................... Max J A Jaan L Oarapla I — .— — — Byron W Evana Et Al Blk 0 ____ H arry A A Shirley Mae W h itak er Let 11 Blk O ______ — Federated Corp at F la Lot II Blk O __Minnie Laudanalnyar Et Al Lot 14 Blk O _________ Ztlm a K nlpp Lota I t A It Blk O — Byron W Erana Et Al Lot 1 Blk I I --------------_ Byron W Evnna Et At Lot 10 lllk I I .................. (llann B A D olly U Mill* Lot* II I I A II Blk H Olen B A D olly M Mill* Lot IT Blk H -------------Kay D tvalopm anl A R ealty Ine Lot II Blk H --------------W illiam T A Jawal Coyer Lota II I I A II Blk II Byron W Evana Et Al W E S T ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SECTION T H R E E PL A T BOOK IS PAG E TS Lota I A I Blk A ___ . R obert D A Laura J O liver Lota 1 A I Dlk D -----B Drock Steal L o ti i t A II Blk B _ Uarland K A Norma J DooUttl* Lota | A I Blk C — ,— „ R obert W A Evelyn L Oraber Lot* 11 A 11 B lk 0 Donald E A Catherine H I terra w ood Lata 11 A 14 Blk C R oy n Donovan Lot II B lk D -- ---------- Mary B Love, Et Al Lota 14 11 I t A I t Blk D .................................. K ay D evelopm ent A R eally Ino Lot 14 Blk D . Kay D evelopm ent A R ealty, Ino Lata II A I t Blk D _ W illiam M A Carolyn V Dent Lot t l n ik D — --------W illiam M A Carolyn V Dent H arry T A Julia A Jayta P L A T BOOK a PAG R S i R ich ard B A H ary A O coekoy A L A Chart# I Drummond Lloyd S A B arbara A Smith Joaaph D A Nancy L Johnson BOOK IS PAGN4 N S N -----O eorga H Culpepper E t Al —— Interatate Davalopmant Co — Interatate Davalopmant Ca —— Interatate Davalopm ant Co — Interatate D evelopm ent Co >——* Aril# U C leat on UR A D D m O N TO ALTAMONTM SPK1NOO PL A T BOOK 0 PAOM 14 -----B artley B A JUma Ias M D a vit —— Charlaa H A Oraea J P yle -----Charlaa R A Andray P T ou n g I AD D TO ALTAMONTM O PSIN O t NO S P L A T ROOK IB PA O B SO —— Inland P roperties Ina — Inland P r oportion Ias —— la ln ad P roperties Ina —— Inland Praparties Ina — Inland Propartlaa l i e — • Inland Pra part Ia* Ina — Inland Pr opar t laa Ina — in lan d Pro p e rties Ion — • Inland Prop * rtie s Inn —— Inland Pra par ties Ino ------Inland P ropartlaa Ina — Inland Pr op artlaa Ina plat 114.11 ll.lt lll.T I �o 4* “ * 5 DESCRIPTION OP LAND & KAKft OP OKKlft I ? I b e M Tart o f Lota I oerlbod In r*sc II I Part Data 1*1 Pago i i •i - fto * DASCRIPTION OP LAND 8 1 aa a ii h i «3 a 13° * b cbd * T D «. D B 111 (Lain In D B I t ) Blk r a s lM ft CtAItea AU ta.a(ar u i i (C»"i » n T fiT rtT t ■ IS* F t) Blk B Cltytun ft E unice A lt ia r d t * N EPLAT o r W IIV O O U PARK PI. AT BOOK 1 PA OK M U t IT ___ Marvin F oitar U t IT _______ C on lor Uarrltl Lot U ----------Erneotlne janaa La la I I ft II Eugene ft ifArwgcrtie W llliama T*ofi IT ft II ----------BUIj- Jarrj Et At Lot T l _________,_______ K J a a r l l)M I.ol I I ______._________ I'raJ ft Paatllta Florence U t 111 A ddin Butlar Et At Lat U I ____ ___ C on lor Marrllt Lai U I ________ T ra sk ft Oala Jaikaaa L ai U I _______ Hobart L BaVnaan I-*t U I _______ Phillip D catew E H o f NEH * f NWH ft Dart ef W H •r N W H o f NEH Da** In ORB 11 Pag* II (L * m Beg l l l . l PA b ft i i i v i a o f BW C ot Bun N IN Ft B l l l . l P| g 110 Fl W H U Pt la B t f ) I I It M P ran kIr* L ft Barkara Willtamaan ■ H a f NW H a t K W H 1 1 M M Kellewey lla w */ Caa«pa4a T ra d e** ©# Ina B I L A A T H A B IB L a i I Blk A __________ Lat II Blk A _________ B ooac i t » m m Paul II * itarla M Bheffold Oarald K ft J ccg g tlln * ft Millar T.»o F * rilta k a ik <1 D .ia a P L A T BOOK 1 PAOB f t IT.II SI.O* I.SI III III lis t lis t I.IT 11.41 11.11 11.11 Lot 1 Blk 1 i i . it i . u Lot 1 Blk • ---------------11.14 Lot 1 Blk 1 ---------------L*t t Blk 1 _____ __ Lot 1 Btk 1 Lot 4 Blk 1 l o t 1 Blk 1 — --------- --14.44 Lot 1 Blk 1 --------- -----N il plat llT .lt 14.49 L o t II Blk A _________ 114.14 H IB IO * PARK Lata I ft II ta II ft I t la I I ft IT ta II (Laaa Part In Or lanta a a rla n a Plrai A d i ft N I I Ft af w i f . t r t at Lot i n ______________ _ lli.it Orient* Parnariaa l a l L a i I ft N SI Ft af W I I I Pt at Lat II (Lata Part at Lot I Dana In ORB I I P a«a 111 ft Part In Ortanta Qardana 1*1 Add) ___ Orient* Tarnaria* 1r.e Ml t o w n * * at n m v i a i o R a n c h o r s p u t p l a t b o o k ia p a o e it Lata I ta l l Blk Laanard T. ft Annabrtig U t/Ot Lot Lot u SI SI ORIftHTA l A R D I t l ___ _________ __________ Lot Lot L et W *gn*r P L A T BO OK B P A O B M OiAAr a ft Nolll* M B r o w * G u d j o r g I tar d*« t* r IVm F A M arg aret T Armstrong Alma E l l a t t a v r a r Robert T l l a t u w a y 14.14 111.14 11.44 BHD A DI) P L A T BOOK I I P A O B M Lat I Frederick ll ft PaarlolhA U Hryeun 131.11 Lot I n T ft Alma H lla t u w a y S ll 1* Lot I _______ Mark TV ft Anna M Rldor 117.IS Lat I -----A la i O ft Itulk C loranaon 3M.TS Lat U ___ Thelma M Haro* 111.11 Let 1 1 ----Ortanta Tarnarlaa, ln a 11.ST Robert A ft Kira K Lot IT ___ H itchcock H IM Let I I — Orlanta Tarnorla*. In* II.II Paul A ft Ermaldlna Lat l l ___ Tapnaraon II. II Orlanta Parnariaa, Ina IM S M l I* Let II Orlanta Parnnrlaa, Ina IT.II Orlanta Parnariaa, Ina ll.T l Lot IS Orlanta Parnariaa, Ina II.ST Lot II ............................ Ortenta Parnariaa, tnc SI.ST ItliA l * l ! D P L A T O P O R I ft H T A f t A R U B H I P L A T BOOK I t PAO r. l l 110.11 O rient* Fem orlaa, lna I j ot a 1A 11A f t IS O rlln lA Parnariaa, Ina Lot II — ------------------- _ 11 II NH o f W t o o f K W H Lot 1 Blk 1 Lot 1 Blk 1 ... M l It tm i .. 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W a lle r C liwry Jr N T.II AHULL P A R K PL A T BOOK B PAGE SB Lot I Blk O R * P * g g y J HrahbW I N N LAT A D A COCRT P L A T BOOK S PAOB BB R*ut>on F olnburg M .f l Lot i M id -s u t* inv-ootmont C org d IN O lt t M iR T lt .l.t H E tn ilT S P L A T ROOK IS PAO R f t T« r t o f Ixit I ft K to Ft *r n si r t •f Lot I I ________ Chart** w ft fttttd ft O e ir te * ggf JB PL A T BOOR IB PAftBH SS ft Bd Kenneth P ft Id* ft IH aM lag SB.If P o ltta ft D laan* ft N *M m ltt 114.i f Borlha B n o b le r |LM ' ADDITION P L A T BOOK SR PAftH BB Oakland c*a *olld at*d O tk laad O oaoalldalod Bawl* Belli raw NW It o f N EH ft E H o f N E ** o f NW H * N*i of W i* of NE>4 o f NW i* ft Ti*» o f BH o f NE<4 ft N W H o f BW ta N SI I I Laola I R* o f N K H -----M LN ■ H o f BEH o f (Lags N 344 a n t Pt) n k i i north ft m m N H E H o f s w h o f BftH o f NW H ......... ........ 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COITATRV I'l.I B ADDITIOB ORB M Pap* 144 A alta K Cum m lap P L A T BOOK R PACK B bat U A ---- ----------Polar A Jeanette T R u r a l N,t a „ ____ __ Onran W A D eratbr II • CBBRT N ABOB PI.AT BOOK P PAO R M -------Anatay l l t . l l B 44 Pt * r bat I A W B P .rL A T OP LOT* I THRU l i OP K RPI.AT OP BLOCK n t 14 Pt of M t 14 Blk S c o r v r n T C M 'B i n n t o c a r r e l h k r r y p l a t b o o k i b p a o b t» O ------ -------------— _ CAereneo T A M aria a PI f .» t ____ _ Charla* 1 I r A Batty T Oarmaln* W illiam * 11444 T O IP LR T T I.4 K R I R H R R I PL A T BOOK I PAO B IP " C RT* FA I, BO B I. 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PI •7 IB ACM FLAT I M S HA TEnRACH Mary A Aehvlll* NW44 (L ota N l i t r t o f w 141 r t ) X U Of BWU Of NWU ■ it o r t of x u t i n r t of NEU O t BEU A W U o f BEU » f Hl’ U ( t a i l Part tn ortando Induatrlal Park) ____________ It II II II II 97 ix n rm iu L Lot It LSI It I-at II Lot I I ___ Lot 31 -----------------------— Lot II -------------------------l-ot I I -------------------------Lot t l _________________ Lot I I ---------------- --------GIII.4NDO I N I t l 'a m l A t - PA RK Lot I ........_ .............. lot 4 l-ot I __________________ Lot I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lot 7 Lot II ___ Lot ISA -----------------------Lot 1I B ---------------------- Lot U C -----------------------Lot 1ID Lot 1IB Lot U P l-ot 11(1 W NAME OF OWNER 31 i : Millard 11 Bacon H IT 31 33 Central Florid* Kttats* In* I M S CITY PL AT BOOK B PAGES 1*7 A l i t William L A Alary Hall I l.M It 11 S W Traylor Jr Xt At Truatoo* tlt-M *7 II • W Tray lev Jr Xt Al WM l 31 tl It Thom** T Turk. Ino 11 Hemlnola Ranch**, In* It II Thom** T Tuak, tn* 111.11 11 II Thoma* T Tuek, In* a n it It 31 13 Hemlnnl* Ranches. In* 11 Thoma* T Tuck Ino 31 1/1 o f BWU (L«e* Port In Orlando Induitrtal Pork Unit I A R d ) ----------------I f NW U o f NEU (Lea* K U A W TU Ch) W TU Ch of NWU " f KB 14 (Laaa Ueg 111 4 II t l Thorn** T Tuek In* PLAT BOOK X PAGES 94 TO M T ilton Hml'h James A Marlon Clements time* A Wlleon n J A Pauline Arndt Btanlalaw A Stefanl* Jttstesak 7-ewle O A Suaaji X Carroll W m T Daley D D Daniel 144.41 4I.TI •a.o« •Ml 41.M 1.1* 77.14 MT •3.77 IM S •Mt t l.ll 17.3* IM I Bt.M 11.17 1.14 137.14 301.4* 111.11 1I.1B Bt.M. MB 111.IB 1DI.II 1 3 i.lt till 71.M tl.M AM IA N 1MB JOHN L. a Al-LO W A T Was Oollaator, Bamlaol* C a x a t f Sanford. F lorid * Relax! Let our Classified Ads work for you! WANT TO BUT — BELL — OR RENT? JUST PI-ACE YOUR AD, SIT BACK AND WAIT, THE RESULTS COME TO YOUI H IT Im i Orlanda Induatrlal Dfvtlnpar* lna till p l a t b o o k i i PAOB I M Orlando Induatrlal litvtlapar* In* 11.17 Orlanda Inlualrlal 17.11 D*y*iopira inn Orlando Induatrlal 10.11 Dtvalopor* I n i Orlando Induatrlal D i v a l o p i n In* 11.11 Orland* Induatrlal Developer* Ino I. t l Orlando Induatrlal I II Dev•lnprr* Ino Orlando Induatrlal II 10 Devalnpara Ino Orlando Induatrlal Developer* loo I I I 17 Orlando Induatrlal II 10 Develnprr* Inn Orlando Induatrlal 17.01 Devtloprra Ino Orlanda Induatrlal 1711 Developer* Ino Orlando Induatrlal 30 11 Developer* Ino UNIT 9 PL AT BOOK II PAOH 43 Orlando Induatrlal II 01 Davalnpara Ino Orlando Induatrlal II IT Davtlnprra Ino Orlando Induatrlal 33 31 Developer* Ino Orlando Induatrlal Developer* Ino 17.13 Orlando Induatrlal II. Davalnpara Ina Orlando Induatrlal SM I Devalopara Ino Orlanda Induatrlal Ml Davelupera lna Orlando Induatrlal III Davalopara Ina Orlando Induatrlal • SO Davalopara Ino Orlando Induatrlal 1.4* Davalopara Ino Orlando Induatrlal Ml Devalopara Ino Orlando Induatrlal l.lt Developer* Ina Orlando Induatrlal Davalopero Ino ISO j D D Daniel Lota < T 1 A I ti-eaa H 70 Ft o f Lot I A 8 70 Ft o f W IS Fl or !-ot 7) Blk II D D D aniil Lot 3 A NU o f Lota I A 10 Rlk 90 ... ....... D D Daniel 8 4 « r Lola 9 A 10 Hlk t> D Daniel 90 REPI-AT OF P A R T OF TO W S HITE NORTH CHULUOTA PI.AT HOOK 13 PAGES 44 - OS W U et l-ot II Blk 1 Raymond 31 A Margaret J Horitlla Lot 1 Blk Dean R A Juanita T Green l-ot 3 lllk s Perl xv a Marjorie L Uagley — l-ot 1 lllk S ^.e.. 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Elliabeth Lansenbaok Ii n : Ft o f M V '* o f NXX'U o f NW U o f NEU ___ ______ __ 11 11 11 Henry Cry* W H nf B 344 Fl o f NXX'U * f NW U o f NXV U Of N E U ___ II 97 •• Adalph YYemVler M i l l Ft o f BU o f NWU of NEU (1-oai W IDO F l ) _ I I It I t W illiam a B arge* E t Ad 11.M t l PA X X I I 10 11 Iiik o A Id* M Botheh Ii! 3 d park I-at I I --------------- Lot I I Page 9 hi • It .1 VM o n i-A N D o Lot 1 Ft E o f * W Cor Run W Ito Ft N 310 Ft 8 4S Deg E tn Reg) . ... 4 EH o f NU NW o f Road 3 AMENDED PLAT o r If XVA Blka R A 8 __________ NW U (Laaa Rd A E II I Ft o f N 410 Ft ) A All NEU 8 o f Creek A 8W>* X o f ID croak ____________ W 11 IN SANFORD CALL 322-5612 or 322-2611 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY II t l Orlaada Isduatrlal Devalopara tno lift 424-8824 or 425-5938 tl I I Ulyaaaa B Uacoa 11.11 NOT LONG DISTANCE! _ _ NAME OF OWNER *i a. m si o m ; 9 ¥ m m D �— tz u AB STRAC TS TITLE IN S U R A N C E CHELSC AND GUARANTY COMPANY SANFORD. FLORIDA WEST FIRST ST. P . 0 . BOX 1030 TELEPHONE 322 - 4396 �r i I !* • Private Group Has Until July 1 On Marina Plans * * * « t « 6^ Police Role In Injuries Aired Hare yon voted T Steps needed to clarify the under arrest were discussed The poll* will be open until responsibilities of city police .Monday night by the City T p. m. in caring for injured or Commission. I f you heven’t turned the wounded persons being placed Ieven yet and the polls are still open it would be a pret­ ty good idea fo r you to exer­ cise your privilege. Really, It's your duty to vote! You have only to thumb through a few pages o f American history to recall how many o f our forefathers fought, bled and died just fo r this rig h t WASHINGTON (U P D -A Ir Force Secretary Eugene 31. Superintendent R. T. Mil- Zuckcrt told Congress today wee o f county schools has an­ the allegedly "obsolete and nounced a special meeting o f outmoded" plsncs used in the board to be held at 1 South Viet Nam have a better p. m., Trursday, In the coun­ safely record than modern Jet ty school offices. fighters being flown in the The Herald has been advis­ United States. ed that there will be a dis­ "Our B28 and T28 aircraft cussion about holding meet­ in South Viet Nam have more ings o f the board during eve­ than lived up to expccta* ning instead o f afternoon tions," Zuckcrt aaid in a pre­ hours. pared statement at a closedThey will also ward a milk door session of the House bid, accept bids on hardware Armed Services Committee. fo r current projects and "Even in hindsight—Indeed, handle other routine matters, particularly in hindsight — including work on the budget choice of these planes was fo r the coming year. the right decision," he said. • • ■ Zuckert went before the Being tied up in the office committee to answer charges most o f the day, ws wonder by Rep. Charles S. Gubser, RIf many voters illuminated Calif., and other members the headlights on their cars as they drove to the polls. that U. S. fliers In South Viet Bums supporters were sup­ Nam were losing their live* posed to "bu m their lights because of Inadequate, unsafe for Bum s." We assume nigh equipment. G u b s e r reiterated that backers just walked tall, Eh? charge in advance of today’s • • • Another call from a Clock committee meeting. He also Watcher today about the dif­ questioned whether the A1E ficulty o f getting on U . 8. 1T- djvc bomber now being con­ 92 from 8R 434. W ell admit verted to replace the T2S is its real badduring peak traf­ not also a potential "death fic hours. We’ve had one trap." Zuckert defended not only fata] accident at that inter­ section already this year. To the B28 and T23 but also the day’s caller suggested traffic A1E aa well-suited for the job signals. Might be the answer and as safe and structurally If they're well "advertised" sound as possible. in advance. Traffic hums along that section pretty rap' idly. Zuckert Defends Planes Used In South Viet Nam e e e George W. M o r g a n o f Oviedo haa been re-commis sioned a member of the Board o f Social Welfare, District 12, Seminole County. Casselberry's Town Council made the "financial news section o f the current edition o f the publication, Florida Municipal Record. The Record refers to the 8outh Seminole town’s establishing its first budget in history. The top Income Item is $43,100 anti cipated from cigarette taxes and the high expenditure item la $20,700 for roads and bridges within corporate lira its. Actually, this last flgura is the town's share o f paving Winter Park Boulevard from Seminole Buulevard south to the elementary and junior high schools. Right now, one section o f Winter Park Boulevard Is re­ ferred to as "Springbuster Lane." s e e Marine General^ Briefed At NAS 31 aJ. Gen. L. B. Robertshaw, director o f 3larine avi­ ation, was closeted with San­ ford Naval Air Station offi­ cials today for lop level brief­ ings on Ike local station’s ac­ tivities. Gen, Bobertshaw flew here Monday night from a speak­ ing engagement in 3tiami. Officials of Hcsvy Attack Wing One wero engaged In to­ day’* conversations and con­ ducted him cm a lour o f sup­ port facilities for the new RA-SC Vigilante reconnais­ sance bomber. Marine forces are not sched­ uled to receive the new Sanford-based aircraft, but the plane’s reconnaissance capa­ bilities could pave Die way for Marine landing! and close air support operations d u r i n g wartime. This would bring it Acting Mayor James H. into close coordination with Crapps gased at the clock on units under Gen. Robertthe City Commission room thaw’s command. wall Monday night, saw It said 8:35 and called for I soft drink break. Commission IDA BUI Signed er Joe Baker glanced at the WASHINGTON (U P I) — agenda and remarked, " I f wa President Johnson today sign­ keep going we ean be through ed the International Develop­ with this In about five min ment Association bill provid­ Utes." Crapps replied, "Yeah, ing for an outlay o f $312 mil­ but then the dtisens might lion as tha United States con­ think we aren't earning our tribution to aid small under­ $60 a month pay." Tha break developed countries. was held; commissioners re­ sumed deliberations, tha meet­ ing adjourned at about 10:20 p. m., and they earned their salary. a e < Speaking of the aoft drink breaks, they offer a welcome outlet from the normally staid commission sessions. C i t y fathers, ths press and guests get the soft drink and usually a pack o f crackers, candy or peanuts and relax while car­ rying on idla banter. Then It's back to work for all ~ o o o Those clouds are beginning to return to tha Nila o f America area. And soon the weather forecast will read "Continued warm with main­ ly afternoon or evening than' dershowers." A look at tha calendar shows we're nearing that time o f year. • e • Motel, restaurant and serv­ ice station owners, managers, employes and their families bars been Invited to visit Sunken Gardens in St. Peters­ burg as guests o f ths man , elem ent. City officials heard a report from Police Chief Roy G. Williams thet the local hos­ pital had declined to-aecepta knifing victim until it was determined who would pay for the treatment. Chief Williams said this waa "a rare incident" but he asked commissioners for ad* vice on steps to be taken should the need arise in the future. City Atty. William C. Hut­ chison said it is "preposter­ ous to say thst the city is re­ sponsible when an injured person is picked up and tak­ en to the hospital for treat­ ment." The police chief was in­ structed to take injured per­ sons needing treatment to Seminole 31cmortal Hospital "and if they don’t want to treat them that’ s their respon­ sibility." In other action, the Cammission; —Delayed until the next fis­ cal budget discussion of plans to place a canopy over the new sidewalk which runs from E. First Street to the municipal parking lot. —Approved a study of costs for shrubbery and lights In the sidewalk area, citing the prospective danger for per­ sons using the walkway after dark. —Delayed discussion for a new heater at the USO rooms in the Chamber o f Commerce Building. —Heard that the committee studying the cost and care for using the municipal stadium for football games will give a report at the June 22 meeting. —Set June 11 for a testi­ monial for members of the various city boards and who are serving In their capacities at no cost to the taxpayer*. , <—Agreed to a fix-jjyir r e ­ tract with Jack Sharpe at $100 a year increase in cost lor maintenance of the MeHonvllle Avenue elevated water tank. —Approved a three - year time payment plan whereby the local 3!oosc organization will pay for the hooking up of water and sewer Unci to its new home which is now under construction. —Agreed to cut down Uie time o f notices for public hearings from IS days to 10 days so as to speed up the processing of resident’s appli­ cations. —Agreed to seek bids for air conditioning of Fire Stctions 1 and 2 and the local 11brary. Fundi available for the job are listed at $4,333.23 and the city manager, Warren E. Knowles, was Instructed to keep the project within that amount. —Approved a resolution re* questing a Joint effort of city and county authorities In hullding the Southwest Road. It was painted out that moat o f the project la In the county and that the city fsils its fi­ nancial responsibility should be limited to $8,300. —Approved licensing o f a polio victim so ho can sell planta from a vehicle on city streets. Commissioners also agreed to waive the coat of a city license. ®Ju> ^attfarb foralii I Zip Code 32771 # W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered show ers; high today 88-04; low tonight 65-70. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W iM ItsUbUshed 1908 TU ESD AY , M AY 26, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Voting Heavy In Dade, Duval Counties MIAMI (U PI)—Florida vot­ ers turned out in heavy num­ bers today to settle the bitter Democratic runoff campaign for governor between Haydon Burns of Jacksonville and Robert King High of 3liami. Record turnouts appeared to be building up in populous Dade and Duval counties, homes of the two candidates who clashed repeatedly dur­ ing the three-week runoff. "It looks like it will be a record vote for a second pri­ mary In Duval," said Robert Mallard, supervisor of regis­ tration In Burns* stronghold. In High's county. Dade, offlciali said voting was "pret­ ty heavy" and by 10 a.m. an estimated 34,000 votes had been cast, At the same time May 5, about 49,000 voters had gone to to polls. In Jacksonville, Burns, talk­ ing assuredly o f victory in Democratic primary for gov­ ernor, voted with his wife and mads a slight slip o f the tongue. He predicted a "high vote" then later told newsmen “ you'd better change that pre­ diction to a ‘ largo vote'." Burn* also predicted he would beat High by "a eubstantial" margin but refus­ ed to name a figure. He and his wife voted nlicul 0:35 a.m. in the fira station vrecinrt about night block* fr y a u lt e lr honie, then 'M flt an informal newt conference on tha street afterward. He said he hoped the wea­ ther w o u l d remain fair throughout the slate "so there ean be a clear-cut de­ cision from the people." High, flashing a smile and a “ V " for victory, took his wifs to their local firs sta­ tion precinct shortly before 8 a.m. to vote. High aald he felt confident and happy. He and his wife Feith were accompanied by their tNvo young children and High's aides. Also on the ballet were races fo r national committee­ men and committeewomen for both parties, and a choice between two Republican con­ vention slates of delegates, one pledged to Ariznnn Ben. Barry Goldwster and the ether unpledged, but compris­ ed o f solid Gold water back era. The Lyndon Johnson Demo, cratle slats waa unchallenged High wound up his cam paign last night at an alb candidates rally, then—look­ ing worn from lack of sleep and a heavy campaign sche­ dule— sat down at a tele­ phone and began calling hie worker* in other parte o f the state urging them to get out tha vote. BUDDY LAWSON Memorial Fund received a big assist last week when Seminole High School cheerleaders canvassed the student body and col­ lected more than $200. Shown counting the money are, from left, cheerleader Captain Carol Samuel and Co-capt^ln Carol Oxford. •vc City Then Will Move To Build Lake Project jv u v a NO. 198 ••• Products P roject TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Development Commission Di­ rector Roger Stake said to­ day the agency wee planning 1U own buitding In the CapiU l Center aa e showpiece for Florida-made products, U N A irlift LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (U PI) — United Natlone troops are expected to be air­ lifted Into tha Congo's Kivu Provinca to fight Communistbacked rebels there. It was learned today. VOTING W AS SPOTTY early today aa Seminole County citizens chose their favorite cumlirintea after listening to prolonged debates among the hopefuls. Shown at Precinct 3, Sanford Avenue nnd 25th Street, shortly a fter the polls opened are, from left, Mrs. William T. Cavanaugh,, William (llera d Photo) Tanner, Elizabeth Kelly and llow u n l Cushing, Court Considers Voting Here Quiet FEC Motion On After Early Surge Work Changes The electioneering a v e r , Seminole County voters went JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — to the polls along with their The U. S. Stli Circuit Court o f Appeals considered today a motion by the strike-bound Florida East Coast Railway (F E C ) to back "em ergency" changes in basic work rules and pay rates. The FEC issued the appeal "A Preview of Education In Monday to kill an injunction throwing out the new work Seminole County" will be out­ rules and pay scales and re* lined for members of the turning working conditions to Seminole County Chamber of the sistus-mfi prior to ■ Commerce's Long . . R a n g e Planning Committee Friday *1trike by 11 non-operating noon at Jim Spcncer’ i Res­ nlons in January, 1963. u The injunction waa issued taurant. Speaking will be R. T. Milat the request', of the Broth­ erhood of Railroad Trainmen, wee, county superintendent of which was not among the it public Instruction. He will striking unions bbt which hon­ outline future plans for high* ored picket lines. The FEC cr education and vocational has been granted a stay pend­ training in the county. Committee members are ing appeal, FEC attorney William Dev- being encouraged to present ancy told the throe-judge ap- Ideas which will benefit the peals court that the changes future growth of Seminole were necessary because of County. The meeting has been emergency strike conditions called by C. Vernon 3tize Jr. and were not intended to and Byron Kimball, co-chair­ rhange terms of the original men. Milwee To Brief C Of C Planners contract. Dcvancy said the railroad— which Is now operating at full capacity in freight shipping— would have to cut business hy 43 per cent if the old work rules and pay scales were pul into rlfrct. Housewife Baits Blackmailer In Supermarket Prisoner Tries To Kill Self A county Jail prisoner slash­ ed his wrists Monday night in his cell In a vain attempt at suicide. He was given first aid treatment by other prison­ ers prior to being taken to the local hospital for treatment. Sheriff's deputies identified the man as James Raymond Freeman, 19, of Sanford. He is being held in the local jail on an Alabama extradition warrant charged with having committed s felony. Deputies said Freeman sec­ reted a raior blade into hia cel] and used it in the suicide try. Other inmates applied tourniquets to the wrist area and summoned the Jailer . Freeman was treated at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital's emergency room and u-turned to hla cell. ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) — A young housewife played it "cool as a cucumber" yester­ day after she received a tele­ phone threat to blow up her home if she did not leave $10,000 In small bills in a super­ market. Francis Lee Floyd was ar­ rested by police aa he picked up a dummy package from a store flour shelf only 90 minutes after Mra. John Fraser got the call. Police aaid Mrs. Fraser, 28, was taking care of her four little children who were sick with the measles when she gut the call at home and call­ ed them right away. Less than two hours laier, Floyd waa arrested in the CAPE KENNEDY (U I'U — market where officers planted the sack which the caller de­ The space agency today post­ poned until Thursday an at­ manded. tempt to ahoat s dummy Apollo moonship, world's heaviest known spacecraft, on its first flight into orbit around the earth. LOS ANGELES (U PI) A spokesman for ths na­ State Controller Alan Crans­ tional aeroanutks and apace ton sued former presidential administration (N A 8A ) said press secretary Pierre Salin­ a combination of troubles with ger, bis opponent for the ground support equipment and Democratic senatorial nomi­ bad weather was the apparent nation, for $2 million in libel damages Monday. Apollo Shot Off Two Days Salinger Sued For $2 Million The suit involves campaign charges that Cranston pres­ sured state tax appraiser*, who are appointed by the con­ troller, to make campaign contribution*. P ekin g A sks Talks LONDON (U PI) — RM China called today fo r a 14nation foreign ministers’ con­ ference in Phnom Penh, Cam­ bodia, to deal with the "in­ creasingly grave" situation in Laos. Jarrard T o Stay TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Farris Bryant announced Monday ha hae Uiked Wen­ dell Jarrard o f the Florida Development Commission Into counterparts in the rest o f remaining at the chairmen's the state to decide which can­ post until January although didate! they prefer to repre­ “ hs waa not anxloua to eU y." sent them. Forces Trapped An early morning aurga o f VIENTIANE, Laos (U P I)— voters tapered o ff soon after Communist Pathet Lao forces the 7 a. m. opening of the today were reported to have polls and remained at a quiet trapped three neutralist com­ pace for much o f the morn­ panies In a pincers movement that posed a threat to Laos' ing. A t noon today, tho voting two capiUla at Vientiane and registrar's office, aaid ths Luang Prebang. paco had picked up slightly and Indication* wero that Prisoner Freed “ heavier than expected" turn­ BERLIN (U PI) — Georg out may result. Dertinger, former East Ger­ Officials expect, however, man foreign minister sentenc­ that aa the day progresses ed to IS years in prison aa en and voters finish their day’s alleged Weatem apy, wea re­ work the tempo will Increase leased today after serving 10 until ths polls close at years, the Enet German news p. m. ssrvice ADN reported. Six county races dominate the thinking of local politi­ Ike's View cians while they alio keep a WASHINGTON (U PI) — close eye on the governorship Former President Dwight D. race between Jacksonville Elsenhower, who wae disabled 3layor Haydon Burn* and Mi­ by Illness three times while in ami Mayor Robert King High. office, believes it la up to the On the Seminole scene, the nation's vice president to de­ races shape up like thin cide when a chief executive ia Democrats— unable to carry out hla duties, Tux collector, M a r j o r i e Rheperd, Incumbent, and Troy Presbyterians Kay. OKLAHOMA CITY (U PI) District 1 commissioner, J. — A alx-year atudy on the na­ C. Hutchison, incumbent, and ture of the ministry and rec­ Edward Yarborough. ommendations f o r wide District 6 commissioner, changes In the organization John Fitzpatrick, incumbent, o f tho United Presbyterian and Harry Cuehing, Church were reedy for pre­ District 6 peaca Justice, sentation to the church’s Gen­ Linton Cox, incumbent, and eral Aaaembly today. Ai Davit. District 4 constable, R. E. N o Censure Carroll, incumbent, and Char­ LIMA, Peru (UPI) — The lie Thomas. Chamber of Deputies early to­ District 0 constable, Grady day rejected a motion o f Hall, incumbent, and Charles ceneura against Interior Pol­ Fagan. ice Minletar Juan Languasco, Republicans ami Democrats accused o f responsibility for will also choose their repre­ "police brutality" in Sunday’s sentatives to the national soccer match riot that killed committees. ■t least 285 persona. Hail, Rain Slap North Florida Frlvate interests have been given until July 1 to build o f submit plans fo r a giant marina at the lakefront or else the city will do It. This is a gist o f dlscuialoni held 3tonday night at the conclusion o f the City Ccmmission meeting; the idea being promoted by Commis­ sioner Joe Baker. He won immediate vocal support from Commlseioner Eart Higginbotham and con­ curring noda frem the rest of tha city officials. Higginbotham and Baker Insisted that work should be started at once and they o f­ fered figures ranging from $10,000 to $13,000 to be placed in the next fiscal bud­ get for the work. Additional sums would be forthcoming aa the work pro­ gressed. Doth commUsloncre pointed to the rapid strides being made in bringing the longchcrlscd St. Johne > Indie* River Canal to a reality. They noted the interest shown by neighboring coun­ ties and stressed thet Senford must "g e t moving now* if ths community is to stay with the surge o f eenei pro­ ponents. Centerline for the canal 1* now being decided by en­ gineers with the canal dis­ trict. With It* establishment. It is expected prices o f pro­ perty adjoining It end other phases o f the flank project will eoar. It wae pointed out la it week at a DeLand meeting o f Canal District directors thet speculators are starting to arrive on the scene. All Indications now point to completion o f tha watery stretch in shout five years. Fill from the digging opera­ tions will be placed north o f the canal and * four-lane highway built there. This ia expected to replace e similar and parallel road which ie being plotted by the State Road Department end which would give West Volu­ sia area residents easy *ecesi to the Eeat C oast Tha rights o f way fo r th* roadway end canal have bee* obtained, or are In the legal process o f being acquired, by the canal district City commissioner* envi­ sion a spanking new marina to take oar* o f the r e c r e a t e * canal traffic. Canal district directors state tha city's lakefront area would be left fo r pleasure cr a ft Th* Industrie! potential o f the S t Johns, Lake Monro* end the new canal would be developed on either aide o f the Sanford part o f tha lake. Residential capabilities are also being considered along tha antlre route o f the csnaL Mob Routed SEOUL, Korea (U P I) — Police fired 80 tear gee gren­ ades and then waded into 600 high school student* with club* today to break up an anti - government demonstra­ tion In the streets o f SeooL ■ e n n e if f a AIM AYB (V to T QUALITY United Frees International Gusty winds, thowsrs and hall storms swspt through Northern Florida during tha night and into today. A cool front from the northwest pushed eastward, with thun­ derstorms leading the way. The precipitation pattern across tha nation extended from Maine to California and In scattered location! in Florida. Skies were clear In tho East and South Central ■Utes. Temperatures rose to record proportions yesterday over scattered sections of the na­ tion. Grapd Island, Neb., re­ ported 99; Norfolk, Neb., 97; Fart Smith, Ark., 95; and Pueblo, Colo., 94. Landmark Burns Funnel clouds swirled along HALLANDALE (UPI) — tho coast of Texas Monday A firs believed set by s group end across Northwest Iowa. of juveniles destroyed a South Thunderstorms elsrte were Florida landmark—Dewey’s posted In the Dakotas, MinSteak H om e- bars Monday. low* and Nebraska. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! W OMEN'S JAMAICA SHORT SETS 144 BBT Solid Shorts — Print Tops A ll Cotton — Summer Colors Outstanding Value Sizes 8 to 18 ----- -- � 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 25, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e2e1eba5620229bd435395ad27b8a93b.pdf a404d0aa3ff04a4fa41c9e2b512f4a14 PDF Text Text Adventist Baptist Church O f God Methodist THE SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Cornir Ttk A Elm R. L. M athews----------Pastor SERVICES SATURDAY— ■sbbelh School — 4:14 a. m. Worship Service _ 11:44 a. m. Wedneedar H lfht Proper S e rv ic e -----T ill p. m. "W o Have Thle Hope" radio meeeace each Bonder a. m. at ( i l l over W TR R at 140 on roar radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1411 W. Flret Street Sunder School _— 14:44 a. m. Morning Worehip _ 11:44 a. m. Bible Study (Sunder) Ts44 pm. Evangellatlc Service T:ee p. re. Wed. Prarer Meet _ T:44 p. m. Bill Stephana..... ..... - Paelor A Cordial Welcome to All CHURCH OP OOD o r pnopH ECT TIM Elm Avenue Rev. R. I. Strickland .... Pastor Sunday School ........ S:<S a. in. Worahlp Service _ l f : l t a. re. Evangelistic Serv. _ T:l# p. m. Wtdnatdan Toung People V. L. B. Serv. 7:10 p. re. Bible Training Strv l:M pm. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodland Ave, Rev. John II. Hire! Jr. Pattnr Church S ch ool------ 1:41 a. m. Morning W orahlp_I1:M a. m, M T P -------------------4:10 p. m OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. 411 Ph. I l l - l i l t P a e to r ___ _ Chaeter W. Plank Sunder School ----- 14:44 a. re. Morning Service _ 11:44 a. re. Training Union —_ 4:14 p. m. Evening Service _ T ill p. m. Wedneedar Meetlnga: Organliatlona _ 4:14 p. m. P r a r e r ----------— T ill p. re. C h oir------- ---------4:44 p, aa. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALMAMCN CHURCH 1411 Park Ava. at 14tb S t Hot. a C Dee*. Jr. — Paster Sunder School 1:41 a. m. Worehip Service — 11:0 a. m. Evening Worehip _ T :ll p. m. Alliance Youth Pellowehtp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. m. Ihreyer Service — Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHR1BTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlat) Park Avenue at 14th St. t:tt a. re. ___Church School ll: » « a. re. _ Worahlp Strvlra 1:14 p. m. _ Chrletlan Touch Ministry Rtv. Walter A. R. McPherson, Paetor Christian 1:14 p. m. Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 144T A Sanford Ave. R. Vernon Fuller Sunder School e:4l a. re. Morning Worahlp _ . 11:44 a. m. Assem bly O f God PINKCREST ASSKMnLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITtk and Elm ft. M. Wilder ----------- P e e to Sunder School _ _ 4:41 a. m. Morning Worehip — 14:14 a. m. Evening Worehip 1:14 p. m. Youth Serv. tsun.) _ 4:44 p. m. Mid-Week Serv. (Wed.) - 1:14 p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwned Fr. Charlai W. Stewart, Jf. Vicar Holy Communion _ T:1S a. re. Sunday School ...... t:44 a. m. Family S e rv ic e ___4:0# a. re. Service A Sermon _ 14:41 a. re. Church O f Christ HOLT CROSS 441 B. Park Ave. Fr. Leroy D. Soper. Rector Holy Communion _ T:14 a. re. Family Service and Sunday School ■■■■_— 4 44 a. re. Morning Prayer (Flret Sunday — Holy Communion 11:44 a. re. CHURCH OF CHRIST Oeneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangellet Bible School 14:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:44 a. m. Evening Worehip _ 7i44 p. re. Wed. Prarer Service 144 p. re. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Avenue F. B. C hance-------- — Paelor Morning Worehip — 4:44 a. m. Sunder School ——. 4:4* a. m. Morning Worehip — 11:44 a. m. Training Union —- JiO p. m. Evening Worehip - T:4I p. m. Wed. Proper Service T:»l p. m. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH OF CliniST Hlghwar 44 Weal Morrle Itubr ------ Evangellet Bible Claee ...... .. 14:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:44 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ 4:44 p. m. Bible Cteeaee Wed. » T:I4 p. m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Ith St. and Laurel Ave. Eugene Sheldon ______ Paetor Telephone: Ill-T o ll Sunday S ch o o l__ 4:44 a. re. Morning Worahlp _ 14:41 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ T;4t p. re. Wad. Prayer Service T :lf p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 Park Avenue Bert Brown ------- Evangellet Sunder Bible S tu d r ___ — 14:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:44 a. m. Evening Service — 4:14 p. m. gee "Herald of Truth" 1 p. m. ■under on Channel S Tueedar Ladlee Bible Claee - 14:44 a. m. Wedneedar Bible C la e e -----— T:14 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th S t A Oak Ave. d ell Smith —--------Sunder B eh ool---- 4:41 a. m. Morning Worehip — lliM a. m. Training Union — 4:1* p. m. Evening Worehip » TUB p. m. Wed. Proper Service 1:14 p. m. Nureerr Open . .. _ _ Sunder Mile Broadcaet WKSTSIDB MISSIONARY IIAinriST CHURCH Ith S t A Hollr Ave. Paul M. C a lle r ----------Peeler Bunder School ---- 14:44 a. m. Sunday Morning Woruhlp — U;44 a. m. The Churrh la the groalret furl nr on north lor the Iwild­ ing of rhararter and c*h*I riliwiwhip. II la e etnrrlioueo of epirilual valura. Willuail • atrong church, neither democracy nor ri\II list ton eon aurvivo. Thera era four pound reaaone why evrry perom ahuuId attend amine regularly and support the church. They are: (I) for hie awn oako. (3) For hie rhil* dren'a Bake (J) Far Iho eeko of hie aomenunlty and nation. 14) For Iho Bake ef the churrh leelf, which need* hie moral and material au|i|nrL Plan to go to churrh regularly •ad food yaw Bible daily. Church O f God "Don't forget Tippy’s treat!" Even If we're ■ Ml Talc leaving for cJinrch, Susan and Mark must take their paj«r hag of aurprlees for Tippy the squirrel. Tippy lives In the park besido the church, and he’s one of many happy, heart-warming things that our family looks forward to on Sundays. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH JIM A Orlando Drive Hwy. 1T-4I) Sanford, Plorlda SJJ-TJll The Rev. Oaorga Klnnamon, Interim Paator Sunday S ch ool____1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp llioe a. m. Communion—Flret Sunday Ig Each Month X1NDKRUARTEN AND NURSBUT We are rearing our children In the Christiun faith because we know from our own ex|>erlence how much it means to young people growing up. Without a right sense of values, youngsters are so likely to get into trouble. Already Susan and Mark are learning to trust In the loving protection of Got!, *nd to turn to Him with their little problems. Through the storiea of Jesus they are beginning to understand what it means to follow Him. We pray that this child­ hood pattern will strengthen and form a steadfast foundation for the whole of their liven. No parents could ask for more. Pentecostal Sunday I’aalma 146:1-10 Monday I’aalm* 147:1-11 Tuesday Nahum 1:1-7 lVedneailay II (.'orinthiuna 0:6-16 Thiiruduy E|)hesiuni 3:14-31 Frl.Iay I Timothy 6:3-10 FIRST PRE8RTTERIAM CHURCH Sanford. Fla. Oak Ave. A Ird St. Grover 47. Bewail Jr. _ Pallor Edgar W. Smith Jr, Aaelataat Paator Morning Worahlp _ 1:14 a. re. Church School _ _ _ 4:4* a. m. Station Mtala ___ _ 10:41 a. re. Morning Worahlp_ 11:*0 a. m. Ptonaer Fetlowahlp 4:00 p. m. Senior III Pallowthlp 4i00 p m. Evening Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meet _ 7:04 p. m. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT 1771 South Orlando Drlv* Tbomaa H. Makln — Paator Worahlp ............... 4:44 a. m. Church School _ _ 14:44 a. m. TO L IS T YO U R CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park Ava. John T. Adame J r . _Paator Morning Worahlp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday Behool ™ _ 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . 14:11 a. m. MTP M eetln ga --- 1:14 p. m. (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worahlp — T ill p. re. Saturday 1 l’cter 6:1-11 ' FIRST PENTECOST AT, CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 141 Orange Street Rev. K. Ruth Grant _ Paetor Sunday School-----]*:** a. m. Morning W orahlp_lltM a. re. Sunday Evening _ 7:10 p. m. Wed. Bible Studr _ T:ie p. m. Conqueror* Mealing Friday — -------. 7:10 p. re. Methodist OpyifcM M i. Ksiah* AdsmtUag Swvh* Me. CHURCH OF OOD Ilnd A Frenoh H. C. s m ith ------------ Paetor ■under School 4:41 a. re. Morning Worahlp _ 11:44 a. m. Kvangelletlo Serv. - T:44 p. m. Tuee. Prarer Serv. - T:I4 p. m. Thure. Young People E ndeavor_— ■ T ill p. m. ELDER SPRINOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Bd. at Heater Ave. B. Hamilton Orlflln — Paelor Sunder School . 4:41 a. m. Morning Worehip _ 11:44 a. m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Worahlp — li4 » p. ae. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Labs Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Pattnr Sunday 4:41 a. re. ____Bible School 11:04 a. r e ._Morning Worahlp T :ll p. m. Evening Service 7:00 p. m. Wad. Mid-Week Prarer Service* T oe p. re. _ lnd Wed. Mitelonary Strvlra Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 141 W. llth Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "Thle la the L ife" Herbert W. Ooerae ___Paetor Sunder School ___ 1:11 a. m. Worahlp Service _ lf:10 a. m. TH E CHURCH FOR A L L A L L FOR THE CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST '444 Eaat Second Street ■under Service A ■under S ch ool---- 11:44 a. re. Subject i "Probation After Death.” Wedneedar Service .. 4:41 p. m. Reading Room: 101 E. Flret. Weekdare: 14:44 a. m. • 4:14 p. m. Prldar Evening: 1:14f i l l p. m. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road P e e le r _____William J. Outer Morning Worehip —11:44 a. m. Sunder School 4:41 a. m. Training Union,-- * : » P- » • Evening Worehip — T ill p. m. Wed. Officers A Teaehera Mooting --------- — 4:14 p. aa. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZAREKF. W. lnd SL at Map)* Ave. Paul B le k ta ___ ______Paator Sunday School —_ 4:4* a. m. Morning Worahlp_ 11:41 a. m. Youth ___ __________ 4:M p. re. Evangallatlc Service T ill p. re. Mid-Week Servlet (Wad.) _ T:4I p. re. Third Sunday Slngaplratlon —_ 1:44 y. m Lutheran Christian Science Evening Worahlp — 1:04 p. ae. Wedneedar prarer Bervloe — — f:44 p. m. EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH Cltrua Height* Rev. Ray Gregory, Jr.. Paeme Church School 4:4* a. re. Morning Worahlp _ 11:01 a. re. M T F ---------------------1:11 P. m. F.y*. Worahlp ---- T:l# p. m. Wed. Prayer Service t:*4 p re. N O T IC E CALL 322-2611 The Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d Directory P a g e PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford E A S T SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall B U R N U P ft SIMS, INC. Building Division C E LE R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. C H A PM A N CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Ava. CHELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees H A R R E L L ft B E V E R LY AUTOM OTIVE 209 W . 26th St-, Sanford B IL L H E M P H ILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W . 1st St., Sanford H IL L LUM BER ft H A R D W A R E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees 8TE N8TR 0M R E A L T Y Herb Stenstrom and S ta ff H O LLE R MOTOR SALE S CO. and S ta ff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodges and S ta ff PERFECTION D AIR IE S LO R M A N N R E A L T Y Casselberry STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S ta ff S M ITT Y ’S S N A P P IN ' T U R TLE MOWER SALE S A N D SERVICE W IG H T GROCERY CO- IN G and S taff SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Itobinson and S ta ff JONES ELECTRIC S U P P L Y CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford L . D. P L A N T E . INC. Oviedo, Florida K ID D Y'S S TAN D AR D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford f • PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M. Cameron and S ta ff KILGORE SEED C O M PAN Y 1400 W. l i t . St., Sanford LE E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning T H E R ITZ T H E A T R E Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROW ER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM PLE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees S TA TE FA R M INSU RANCE Companies Irving L P ryor and S ta ff W ILSON-M AIER FU R N ITU R E CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson Oeteea Methodist Church P a• In Wailayan Methodist, RL 44 W. at Paola SL Jams* A M E. Sanford Av*. m. Mary'* A.M.K. Chureh St. lit. I l l Oslean Ht. I’aul'a Mathodtat C h u r c h Oataan ltd. Enterprlaa Stafford Mamerlal Mathodlat C h u r c h S. DaBary Forest Lake Seventh.dey Adventist Church Hwy. 411. Foreet City ■svsnth.day Adventist Church, Meltlau4 Ave. Altamonte Springe Sanford Savanlh.day Adventist Church Seventh A Elm -S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y BAPTIST Astloeh Baptlat Church, Oviedo Central Bsptlet Church, t i l l Oak Av*. Chuluota Flret Bnptlet Church Klder Sprlage Baptist Church, SIS L e h M i Rd. Faith Baptlat Mission, 144 Lila* Rd-. C i— Ibtrrr Fire* Baptlat Church. I l l Perk Av*. rrlendahlp Baptlat Church af ------Spriest ate RL 444, AH*mcnt* Spring* Flret Raptlet Church af DeBarp Flret Baptlat Church af Oeneva Flret Baptlat Church at U h # Mart Flret Baptlat Church af Lab* Monro* Flret BapUel Church at Longwood. Oar. Cbureh * Grant ^ Flret Baptlat Chureh of Ovlad# Flret Baetlet Chunk •* San BandoSprlnge Ftrat ShUah Mieeleaary Baptlat Chureh, UP1 W. 14th St.. H i h U l i ? ‘i e ^ ^ i i ? C h » r y B . OrteA* Mlaaleu Baptlat iSXISK Oeteau Mill Rd. Oeteea Chureh Baptlat Chureh, Oeneva Hwy. - ML Oliva MlealonerF Baptlat Church, Sen Laado Iprlngc Rd.. Longwood ML Sion Mlealoncry Baptlat. Slpcc Ava. New ML Calvary Missionary Baptist m i w . nth s l New Salem Primitive Baptlat Chureh, 1444 W. llth SL New ML Sloa Baptlat Church. 1TM Peer Ava Oahlawa Baptlat Chapel, t i l l W. 14th SL Oeteea Baptlat Charch Plnecreet Baptlat Church, ttl W. Onors Rd. Prelrls Lake Baptist Church, Rldps ltd, Fern Perk Progress Missionary Baptist Chureh. Midwar Second Shiloh Missionary Baptlat Church, Ninth A Hickory ■t. Jamee Mlaalonary Bsptlet Church it*, ltd. 41* Oeteea It. Paul Mlealouary Baptlat Church. Ith SL ■t. Matthews Mlsaleesrr Baptist Church Csesan Heights ■t. John’s Missionary Baptlat Church, tie cypress PL Tempi* Baptlat Church, Palre Springe Rd, Allament* Springe Weeteld* Mlaelenary Baptlat Church, d ll a Holly Ava. Blah Mop* Baptlet Chureh, T1J Orsngs Arc. CATHOUC Church • ( the Nativity, Lake Mary A ll Souls Cathollg Chureh, T it Oak Av*. ■L Ana's Catholic Chureh, Fsrshlng Pisco, Denary ■t. Mery Magdalene Cnthotle Church, Mait­ land Ava. Altamonte Springs CHRISTIAN First Christian Chureh, 1I4T I. Sanford Ava, Congregational Christina Church, 1401 Perk Ave. Northslde chrletlan Church, F I a r I d a Haven Dr, Msltlsnd LUTHERAN Asconsloa Luthoraa Church. Ovsrbrook Hr. Caeaslbarry Good Shepherd United I.utbarn, J ill a Orlando Dr. Ldthtran Churon of tbs Rsdosmor, 111 W. Jllh Pier* Masslah Lutheran Church, American Legion Hell, Prairie Labs, Pam Park ■t. Lukta Lutheran Chureh, RL 4J4 Slavic METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Chureh #( of of at Christ, l i l t ■- Park Ava. Christ, Ocasva Christ, Dengwood Christ resin CHURCH OF OOD Church of Gad. I l l Hickory Chureh of Ood, 11*4 S. Franck Church af God. Ovlad* EPISCOPAL All Salat* Rplacapal Church B- DsSary A ve, enterprise Christ Kplscupsl Church, Lsngwcad A ll Saints Episcopal, Kntvrprlaa Help Cross Bplssopai, Park Av*. at Ith Barnett Memorial Mslbodlat Church. K. DaBary A v*. Eularprlaa Bear Lake Methodist Church Bathal A.M.B. Church, Canaan Halghta Caasalbsrry Community Msthodlat Church, Hwy. 1T-IJ A i*lnay Rldg* ltd. Caaaalbarry DsUary Community Mathodtat Church W. illgblende, DeBary Kbensssr Methodist Chureh. Old Or­ lande Hwy. First Methedlst Church. I l l Perk Ave. First Hath edict Church af Oviedo Free Msthodlat, Chureh, 444 W. Ith 4L Grace Methodist Church. Onora Rd. Grant Chapel A.M E. Church, Oslsdo Oakgrov* Matkodlat Church, Oviede 4 ■t / * ' K ld i SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST NASARENE OTHER CHURCHES V l ta t Church af Ih* Naaaraua, W. Jnd at Mapl* K»rn Park Church « r th* Naaarana, CUrlsn Rd. Fern Park Lab* Mary Cbureh af th* Natures* Allan'* A.M.K. Church, Olive A llth Church e f Ood In ChrlsL Oviedo Chuluota Community Church Church ef Ood of Prophocy, Jt*f Elm Av# Church of Jam* Chrlat af Latter Daj Saint*. 1111 Park Av*. Community Chapal. Allament* Spring* Laatara Orlhadon Church. St. Johns Chry tostom Chapel, Hwy. 1T-IS, Pern Perk Congregation Bath Israel, llth A Msgnolll First Church of ChrlsL SclenllsL 1*1 K. Jnd SL E'.r* Chureh e f Lengwood ML Olive Holtueea Church, Osk Hll I I I O t liii Plnecreet Aeeembly af Oed. JTth A Elm AJU**** Church, t i l l g. park Av* Sanford Cengregetlen of Jehovah's Wit' »•»•««. 14J1 W let SL *>« B- Tad SL Unity Church of Sanford, ltd B. let SL PRESBYTERIAN Community Praabytarlan Cbureh, Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ava. A Ird St. First Presbyterian Church. Caaaclbcrry First Praabytarlan Church of DaBary, K. Highland Prsabytarlan Church af Th* Cevaaaat JT7I A Orlando Dr. ■L Andrew* Praabytarlan Church 111! Lean. al Bch. D r. Baer Lake Up* ala Community Praabytarlan Church. Uptala Rd. Waatmlnlatar Preabytartsa Church, Hawaii park, Hu 04* ' �Jk (E lw > Zip Code 32771 f e r a lf t > W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers; high today 85-92; low tonight 70-75. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W: re Eetaoliahed 1908 MON., A P R IL 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 177 e io * ^ LBJ Calls For Business Restraint Sanford saw only the fun tide of the two-day visit of the Shriners . . . the serious (and closed to the public) aide was Saturday afternoon ' ^ when 100 candidates “ walked the hot sands." In other words, 100 Masons also be­ came Shriners in an initia­ tion at Seminole High School. • • • f ALTHOUGH T H E Y ’RE A L L SHRINERS, the governor’s race did not escape discussion when candidate Haydon Burns (center) o f Jackson­ ville visited Sanford during the Bahin Temple’s ceremonial last Friday and Saturday. Discussing the political race with Burns are his Seminole County lieutenants, Robert Billhimer (le ft) and W . A. Patrick. On the fun side, some visit­ ing Shriners paraded ducks and donkeys. Among other places they called at Ten­ ney's . . . and the ducks left their "trade marks. "Th e donkeys were trick animals . . . trained to buck and throw anyone who tried to ride them. • • • • • W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) ■ Lynda Bird Johnson, older daughter o f President John­ son, has broken her engage­ ment to Navy Lt. Bernard Roienbach. JO LIE T, III. (U P I ) — Po­ le* today probed the mysteri­ ous death o f an 11-year-old Salvation Arm y "junior sold­ ier," John Carnes, whose bloody body was found Sun­ day. Sellers Mending TH E B A H IA T E M PLE ’S ILLU STRIOUS PO TE N TATE, Harold II. Kastner (righ t) o f Sanford is shown with Joe Corley o f Sanford and two color­ fully costumed visiting Shriners during Friday night’s Shrino ceremonial activities in downtown Sanford. (Herald Photo) • Going back to "Cracker D ays," we've Just learned that Betty Weber really got Into the spirit of the occas­ ion . . . she wore an honest-to-goodness cracker on a atrlng around her neck. Part Thelbands and nnlsomakcrs, o f that day, that la, because the clowns and color and Ihc she nibbled on it until it Shriners of the Bahia Tem ­ was consumed. ple arA gone. But Sanford was • a • well into Sunday morning be F Y I, the "Clock Wtnder" foro too city returned to and "R . E. P orter" are NOT norraalland the majority of one and the same. some SgKkt Shriners and their Citizens o f Osteen have In ladies had departed. corporatcd their civic asso­ But while they were here ciation and named Nick Sanford came to life. The Pfelfauf as president. To raise whole show was kicked off funds for the construction of Friday night with a concert a building the group will pre at Magnolia and Firat Streets. sent a talent show Tuesday at Noisy vehicles of every size, the DeBary Community Cen- description and shape, bulging ter. Chester Rearick is presl with happy Shriners, roamed dent of the DeBary Civic the city's streets. Association. But the big show came a • • Saturday morning when the The blurb about the auto­ Shrine ceremonial parade mobile sticker with "Blount was held. Visitors reported for County Judge" brought a number of replies about Uriel Blount, of DeLand, running for Volusia County Judge Now Mrs. Marshall Werner telephones that in her home (own R. E. (P eppy) Blount is running for county judge of WASHINGTON (U P I) Gregg County, Tea. The Supreme Court refused H O LLYW O O D (U P I ) — British actor Peter Sellers, hospitalized since suffering • near-fatal heart attack three weeks ago, may be able to leave the confinement o f a hospital in another week. Yankees Go Home . ' . ’ Court Refuses Rail Hearing a a a a The Sanford Garden Club Is planting the planter boxes in the downtown section with petunias. Fertilizer is also being added, says club officiala. Now, all the merchants have to do, they say, is to keep the plants watered. • • • Memo to Jim Hardy: Every day and all day the same automobile is parked next to a "no parking" sign in the alley adjacent to the court bouse. • • • ( Some time ago the "C lock " requested the loan o f a women's bathing habit of the 1900 vintage. One was brought in but was about four sizes too big for our pretty model. Now Mrs. Katherine Ladd, of Geneva, infurms us that in those days the women made their own bathing costumes . . and she has a book of pat­ terns. - T h e Clock Winders today to examine the rail­ road arbitration board deri­ sion that could eventually eli­ minate 30,000 firemen’s jobs and leave the status of 19,000 other crewmen in doubt. The brief order lets stand as final a decision upholding the board handed down on Feb. 20, 1964, by the U. S. court o f appeals here. Earler the unions also had lost in federal district court. Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, a former secretary of labor during the period of the dis­ pute did not participate in today’s action. Congress created the aperial seven man arbitration panel last August in order to head o ff a railroad strike. The panel was to look into two matters: ( I ) Use b f fire­ men on locomotives in freight and yard service; and (2 ) the aize of crews outside the en­ gine cab sometimes referred to as the "crew consist" issue. HEAR J O H N E. “J A C K ” MATHEWS **IIEST Q U A L IF IE D FOR GOVERNOR" TONIGHT A P R IL 27 — 7:30 • 8:00 P. M. CHANNEL 6 TV Pd. Pol. Adv. m m they had to park as far away as Sixth and Seventh streets as thousands converged on the downtown section. The Mayfair Inn, ceremon­ ial headquarters, was over­ flowing most of the time the Shriners were here. So were drtig stores and restaurants, all over the city. Some re­ mained open 21 hours to serve the visitors. Titusville Man Jailed In Theft A Titusville man, charged with grand larceny, was be­ ing held in county Jail to­ day because of detective work by Deputy Sheriff J. O. Galloway and Constable Gcor gc Kelsey. Bryan Holland, of Osteen, reported to the sheriffs o f fice last Wednesday that he had parked his pickup truck on Snow Hill Iload and, from a distance, saw someone re­ move a chain saw. He gave a description of the station wagon used by the thief. Galloway, in checking, talk rd with Kelsey, who rcmoim bond seeing the station wa­ gon in Oviedo. The two offi­ cers went to Titusville, and brought the owner of a sta­ tion wagon, lirure White, 20, to the Seminole County Jail. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said this morning lliat White, at the jail here, told the offic­ ers where they could find the chain saw. City CC Group To Visit Capital Seven Sanford Chamber of Commerce officials will be guests o f the Florida Develop­ ment Commission Tuesday in Tallahassee. Tommy Peterson, president of the new trade body, said this morning that he would be accompanied by Ernest South­ ward, Joe Baker, Bill Kirk, Bill Leffler, Don Bales and chamber manager Jim Talmadge. The party will depart San­ ford at 6 a m. Tuesday in two private planes. They are rxperted to return to Sanford Tuesday night. R A N D A L L CHASE (righ t) in awarded a plaque aigned by Gov. Fitrria Bryant for being the man who contributed the moat to induntry in Semi­ nole County during 1963 by Karlyle Hounholdcr, president o f the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Commerce. The recipient was selected by a apecial group o f the chamber’s industrial committee. The plaque, signed by Gov. Bryunt, wus presented in connection with the Industrial Show. Seminole Industrial Court To Look Show 'Big Success' At Florida Law N E W O R LE A N S — The York State delegates to a meeting of National Guard of­ ficers parked their bags to­ day, under orders from Gov. Seminole Chamber of Com­ Nelson Rockefeller to go merce offlciaU today esti­ Saturday noon a Moslem homo because their hotel re­ mated that some 6.000 county feast was attended by thou­ fused to admit a Negro col­ residents viewed the 41 ex ­ hibits during the three nights sands o f the Shriners at the onel. and two days of the Indus­ Shrine Club Building. The big trial Show. event—not open to the pub­ W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — The show, the second an­ lic—was the "hot sands" inAn AFI< • CIO spokesman, nual affair, exceeded last itiatiod ceremony held at the Nelbon Crulkshank, urging Seminole .H igh School Satucenactment o'f tl J a'dmbiietra- S S W . . day afternoon. The entire lion's medicare plan, told one afternoon ' and vjlght. festivities were cloved out at Congress today private health C of C officials were more a Temple ball Saturday night insurance rompanica full to than pleased with the entire at the M ayfair Inn with new meet tho needs o f persons show. One member of the in­ nobles a*nd their ladici as the over 66. dustrial committee said (hls honored guests at the event. morning that the moat amaz­ Heading the list of Shrine ing reaction of many visitors officials was Harold If. Kast MOBILE, Ala. (U P I ) — A was the fact that they did ner of Sanford, the Bahia directive ordering desegrega­ not realize that so many Temple's Illustrious Potcn tion o f all Homan Catholic diversified products were late. Monday morning Kas schools in Alabama was greet­ manufactured in Seminole tner said, " I t couldn’t have ed with quiet acceptance to­ County. gone o ff better." lie paid day, in marked contrast to John Kridcr, chnmbcr man­ special tribute to the city th e determined opposition ager, said "Th e show was and county com missions for their cooperation. " I want against public school Integra­ great and the Industrial com­ to especially mention Mayor tion In this Deep South state. mittee did a tremendous job. Urpres Medicare Order Accepted A. L. Wilson of Sanford for his work and participation in the event and also Roy W il­ liams, Sanford police chief." Williams is president of the Sanford Shrine Club, host to the ceremonial. affect general economic well­ being. He pledged In return that the government, too, would offer "restraint and respon­ sibility— a hand that mean* only to help and never to hinder so long as the publio Interest Is being served." Johnson's remarks were pre­ pared for delivery to the U. S. Chamber of Commerce at lis 32nd annual meeting here. The President, In his rail for huslness restraint, did not apeclflcially mention his pre­ vious request for a hold-theline policy on prices and wages to avoid a new Inflat­ ionary spiral. But in pledging govern­ ment restraint and responsi­ bility, he told the chamber: " I ask from you only the same-restraint in those deci­ sions you make which af­ fect the general economic well-being, responsibility In choosing to support or not support the policies and pro­ posals of your government which serves all the people." Johnson took jocular not* of what traditionally has been a pro-Rcpublican complexion to the chamber. " I suppose it might not b * entirely accurate to greet you as "m y fellow Demo­ crats," John said. "B u t I am proud to welcome you to your city—m , -my fellow Americans." Thst was Johnson’s open­ ing line. And his closing Una was that he "m ust get back to your work at the Whit* House and leave you to go back to work on m e." WASHINGTON (U P I) It exceeded our expectations. The U. S. Supreme Court We learned a great deal last agreed Unlay to examine a year and Wo learned much Florida law which forbid* a again this year." Krider add­ man and woman not of the ed, "P m already convinced same race to "habitually . . occupy In the nighttime the that the 1963 show will be same room ." even greater." The court will hear the case The ahow waa climaxed Satjtrdsy flight when,, BandaII sometime .this term and win iollJur with a written opinion. NLUxq, U Chase A Ofdiipauy The Florida Supreme Court was presented a plaque sign upheld validity o f the statute ext by Gov. Karris Bryant on May 1, 1063. which named Chase as the Tho case arose from the man who contributed the arrest In Miami Beach of most to industry In Seminole Dewey McLaughlin, Identified County during 1963. at the trial as a Negro man, and Connie Hoffman, identi­ fied as a white woman, Mc­ Press Session Laughlin, a spanish speaking Harold Okimoto, of Honolulu native o f Honduras, was a who recently purchased the hotel employe. North Orlando Company for Body of Graves Howard MeTlic police catne to the well over $1 million, has call apartment where they were Elvsin, 40, of Orlando, Semi­ ed a press conference for 3 staying after the owner, Mrs. nole County’s first drowning p. m. Tuesday at the firm'* Dora Goodnick, reported the victim of 1964, was forwarded offices in North Orlando. by Niblick Funeral Home to situation to authorities. The cate was brought to Dothan, Ala., for funoral ser­ Ihe supreme court by Ihe vice*. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported legal defense fund of the this morning that McElvaln NAACP. The appeal contended that drowned Saturday noon in Miss Seminole County for the constitutional rights of the Lake Orients when a dredge 1964 la Misa Ann Malian, HO couple were violated because boat he was operating capsltpound, S-foot-3 brunette Semi the law "created a crime ed. note High School Senior, the expressly defined In terms of daughter of Mr. and Mrs race." Robert Mahan of 430 Elliott Avenue, Sanford. Miss Mahan was crowned House Seared after six beautiful young lad Extensive damage was The termites are swarming ies vied for Die honor dur­ caused by fire to the contents . . according to the agenda ing the Saturday night finals and residence of Nellie Calla­ for tonight's City Commission of the contest sponsored by way, 1401 West 13th Street, session. the Sanford Civitan Club and early Sunday, it was report­ Princlpsl Rem on the brief held in connection with the ed today by Sanford fire de­ agends Is consideration of Seminole County Chamber of partment. Cause was blamed steps to be taken to control Commerce's Industrial Show on defective wiring. termites at the Civic Center. The first runner-up was Miss Marla Jones, an 18-year old Lyman High School sen lor who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones of Altamonte Springs. The second runner-up was f te n n e t f f Miss Pat Grlmsley of San­ AUM AYt FtNfT QUALITY ™ ford, a 17-year-old Seminole High student who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grlmsley of Sanford. Other finalists were Miss Sharon Willis ms, Kathy But­ COLORFUL ler and Nancy Pinnock. Miss Mahan, whose vital SCATTER statistics measure 36-23-36, Is Interested In a nursing career. P ILLO W S ! She is a member of the Can­ dy Stripers at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Her hobbles in­ clude modeling, twirling and each water skiing. Misa Mahan, along with Three smart styles in Miss Jones and Miss Grimbrilliant tones! Rich sley, will represent Seminole County In the Seaside Fiesta looking striated rayon to be held In New Smyrna 'n scetats filled with next Sunday. Miss Mahan will be sponsored by the Civlnon-matting, resilient tans, Miss Jones by the Rikkapok! Stock up to­ »ha Inn and Miss Grimley by day! Dearborn Electronics. Miss Mahan'* selection as Misa Seminole County entitle* her to an all-eipenae trip 11 Uw New York World's Fal;. Drowned M an’s Body Sent Home A New Miss Seminole Reigns Port Committee Meets Thursday Termites Gnaw At City Fathers The Port Authority Com­ mittee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the chamber's new confer­ ence room. Purpose of the meeting, said Chairman F. E. Roumillat, Jr., wilt be to review progress to date and discuss future plans. The committee is working on a measure to be presented to the 1963 session o f the Florida legislature calling for the creation of an official port authority with the powers to locate and construct a port facility. Heart Group To Present Awards Tonight's meeting of the Semlnole-Dellary Division of the Florida Heart Association has been designated as Awards Night. The confab will also be highlighted by the election and Installation of new offic­ ers. Dr. Luis Perez of San­ Zoning: Meeting Robert S. Brown, Seminole ford will be installed as the County's zoning director, will president of the organization. meet tonight with the Cassel­ berry Zoning Board and the Town Council in an effort to Longwood Meeting: smooth out a comprehensive The Long wood Chamber of zoning plan the board recent­ Commerce will meet at • p. ly turned over to the council m. Tuesday in the Civic Lea­ for consideration and approv­ gue Building. The public has been invited to attend. al. (U P I) today to exercise restraint in decisions they make which Boy’s Dentil Probed Gone But Not Forgotten I WASHINGTON President Johnson called upon the natkvn'a business lesdera W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — The Republican Critical Is­ sues Council proposed today that all still segregated school districts be required by law to make a start toward inte­ gration. Which reminds of an Item on the police blotter: Roger Garner called, asked an offi­ cer to get his keys from his car at the Florida State Bank parking lot Friday evening and let him out of the bank building. The charwoman had locked him in. a W edding O ff GOP Policy Cotton Brown was worn to a frazzle Sunday . . . he kept his restaurant open on a 24-hour basis for the conven­ ience of the Shriners. • • • • Capt. Arnold Williams and Lt. Ben Butler, police officers and Shriners, started the shenanigans Friday afternoon by handcuffing John Kader to a pole on West First Street, lt wasn't ever learned what John promised to gain his •freedom. • • • ® In Return, He Pledges Same From Regime mwA... MISS A N N M AH AN , a Seminole High School senior, was named Miss Seminole County for 1964 during the Saturday night finals of the bcuuty contest sponsored by the Sanford Civitan Club and held in connection with the County Chamber o f Commerce's Industrial Show. Plac­ ing the crown on Miss Mahan’s head is Mias Seminole County o f 1963, Miss Condi Conder. «' �, ®h'f §RttTorI IrraTTi iPaga 2 — April 27, 19G4 Americans In Laos Confined President To Meet People Despite Risks W A S H IN G TO N (U P !) — President Johnson snys he is not unduly concerned about his safety and ha is going to continue to meet and speak with the American people In public. “ I am exercising all the precautions that prudent men, responsible for my safety, recommend," Johnson told hi* new* conference Saturday. "Hut the Prcaident ia still going to speak to the people o f thl* country and neces­ sarily I* going to associate with them." "M y intentions are to see the people, to talk to them," the President said. " I will la* on open platforms. I will b* on an open stage. I will he • t an open desk. I will be in •n open csr on occasions, de­ pending on the circumstan­ ces.” Flanked by former Presi­ dent Harry 8. Truman, who said he was "very much con­ cerned" over Johnson'a safety, the President said it was d if­ ficult to avoid being harmed hy persona anywhere " I f they • re disposed to do so." Wagner Infant Dies In Hospital William Waller Wagner, 23day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhur J. Wagner of San­ ford, died at 2:20 p m. Sun­ day at Seminole Memorial Ilnspitsl. Other aurvivora are bis lis ­ ter*. Joyce Ann and Donna M arie of Sanford and grand­ parents, Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ ter E. Allender of Sanford snd Mr. and Mra. Herbert O’ Dgir o f Baltimore, Md. Graveside aerv Ice* were scheduled for 3 p. m. today at Oaklawn Memorial Park with Hcv. Walter A. R. MePlivraon officiating. Ilris'on Funeral Homs In charge. (U P I) I to buy food. Th* orders laid — U.8 Ambassador Leonird women and children might Unger has instructed Am eri­ bava to be withdrawn event­ ually but that this was not can families here to stay in contemplated at the present. their home* because of the He thus restored a "stand­ struggle for control o f Laos’ fast" alert imposed April 10 government and may be forc­ [when right • wing generals ed to order their evacuation, staged a coup. The alert was peared th* generele were yielding to civilian rule. The capital and govern­ ment today appeared to be under control o f Gen. Siho I.anphouthakoul, Laotian se­ curity chief and No. 2 man I In the coup. it was learned today. circulated HOT DAYS of your vacation inilruc- CREOSOTED FENCE POSTS tion* Sunday night that U.S. dependents should go out on­ ly fo r medical treatment or TH E PRECISION mnrehing team o f the Shriner* is nhown in the top photo during the Shrine pnrnde Snturdny in downtown Sanford. The bot­ tom photo ahowa the candidate* for initiation holding onto n rope. This nlflo was taken during the parade by the 5,000 Shriner* who met here Friday and Snturdny. (Herald Photos) those lifted Thursday when It ap­ V IE N T IA N E , Lana Unger Remember N ever mothproof fur* with chemical sprays or crystals or trip l i l t eummerl W h y N ot Enjoy An A irConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! store at home for long periods of time. Place them In a relia­ perature end humidity carefully controlled. We Will Air Condition Most Popular American Car*. Price* Start AS LOW AS 322-0500 M A P L E A T 6th ST. ble storage vault where tem­ vc • Warehouse or Garage Space FOR Price Doe* $ 265 INSTALLED Not Include Seles Tax. W E S E R V IC E & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S RE “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Approximately 2,800 Sq. Ft. High Celling — Fire Proof Location: 1101 French Avenue, Next To Fire Station, In Rear. Strickland-Morrison IN C O R P O R A T E D CAVANAUGH Call Ph. 734-1911 Hospital Notes A P R IL 2.1 ADM ISSIONS Judith Seaman, Mary I'.lirahelh Schiraril, Killian Skully, Patricia Dillartnlo, Jean Nolaon, Cora Jonea, Kathryn Uunge and Samuel Thurman, Jr., all nf Sanford; Harold Joseph Pell, Oatern; Dennis Holcombe, Lake Mary; Kath­ erine Lavender, Dollar)'; Dougina Christopher, Maitland; and Robert Dell, Longwood. n u iT iis Mr. and Mra. Geruld Dillnr- »V toln, n Ilnhy fiirl. Lake Mnry, nnd Mr. and Mr*. James Mitchesnn, a Hahy (ilrl, Snnford. DISCHARGES John Sikes, Johnnie Lester, Jainea Hikes, Muriel flrum* bough, Hetty William-, Jean Adams, l{oy Pledger, Ann Moore, Julian Heaton and Irene l.nney, all of Sanford; and Mniy Klmcr, Dellary. Scovell TIRE SERVICE Oil Company Collect DcLnntl • S E R V IC E D E P A R T M E N T Open 0 Days A Week W. Park MI 4-8910 08 E. First St. •h. 322-1481 1. * ?r**> ir Helping Keep AMERICA POWERFUL More than 12,000 persona are killed In aceidenta on U. S. farm* each year. ELECT Lee Awarded Tampa Contract Les Construction Company o f Sanford has been awarded • rontrael In the amount o f 1711,410 to build addition* to the aewerage disposal system o f the City o f Tampa. The project will consist o f the construction o f concrete aludgo digestion tanks plus the necessary piping. It Is a violation o f game laws to shoot or attempt to ahoot any game from a v e ­ hicle in many states. JOE i BAGGERLY / .c iv v ^ .V / T .L YOUR »!• «». • • . i, " . CONSTABLE D IS TR IC T 4 Ifu a w -* ' HONEST, E F F IC IE N T. COURTEOUS SERVICE Applianre dealer 193M9A1; Shire, '*1 Insurance Agent. Home. Commercial rental mills owner, married, 1 chil­ dren. Member Baptist Churrh. Masons, l.inna, Amerlran Legion, P.T.O., World War II Veteran Military I'nllre. "N O . t Q U A L IF IE D C A N D ID A T E FOR C O N S TA B LE " _______________ I'd. Pol. Adv. By Joe llaggerly f VOTE a '-'J. » t V .\ 1 \ V \ i,«»\ MAY STM DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY LIFELONG RESIDENT OF • SOUTH SEMINOLE COUNTY PRACTICING ATTORNEY • AH EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATOR • HONOR CRADUATi/U. *1 MIAMI • LAW SCHOOL Our Commum^tiora are free to speed free speech' FAIR AND IMPARTIAL • 34 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS • RESEARCH ASSISTANT FOR APPILLATE COURT 3S YEARS OF AGE • MARRIID/TWO CHILDREN • M IT QUALIFIED FOR COUNTY JUDGE • HARLAN TUCK C A N D ID A T E F O R SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y JU D G E Polities! Adv. Paid by Campaign Trent, for llnrlnn Tuck •r- Today, the men mid women of America’ * Communication* Industries create, maintain and operate the most advanced communica­ tions systems in the world. Free to apply their genius, skills and oper­ ational talenta in jobs of their own choosing - inspired by the incentives of advancement and increased profits in a free economy they continue to improve our Nation’s com­ munications facilities. Through Individual initiative and enterprise, they have become an important force for freedom. ▼ L • I I D W. Scott Hums, Mgr. A Without the threat of federal confiscation of message* or the delays of a socialist dicta­ torship’s unwarranted censorship, our Com­ munication* Industrie* are free to speed free speech among free people. Nevertheless, there are those who advo­ cate federal ownership of certain businesses. This ever-present creeping socialism demands our constant vigilance. We must defend our freedom o f individual In itia­ tive and enterprise if we are to kvrp America Powerful. As part of the world's greatest power systrm, investor-owned Florida Power A Light Company speed* sapanaion to kaap ahrasat o f our grow ing need for more power. A* in the raw o f the Communication* Industry, our past achievements have been possible only because our Nation haa been frr* o f Socialiat Dictatorship. W# hope, through even more outstanding per­ formance, to encourage tho trend in America today which propose! more freedom for private enterpria* ao that Industry may aerv* our Country *v*n mor# efficiently. C O M P A R T 207 Magnolia Ave. •,v My �T Are Those Flying Saucers On The Loose Again? SOCORRO. N. M. (C P U — | sifns of life It's * # I % I I* i flying good place saucer. for Right on a jeet and said the the rove and flew slowly police and military men seem inclined to believe him. Zamora is a "v e ry reliable witness." Army Capt. Rich ard T. Voider, uprangc com­ mander of White Sands' Stal lion Range, said. Holder, wdosc headquarters is near this central New Mexico town, was called in by local police after Zamora reported toeing the object Friday Deputy Sheriff James LucVie said he believes “ it’a something out of tlie ordin­ ary. something very few have ever seen." "1 was scared." Zamora said He said hi* experience taught him one thine If it happens again, he will still run away like be did F ri­ day. but he will not tell a soul about what he saw. Zamora said he spotted an egg-shaped object on the desert about a mile south ol Socorro He denied seeing any C L Y D E of had a been ground sub- supported by four on Government Neither base, lie said, is us mg any ooject the object comparable continue to Zamora's machine. j Holder said. the girder-like cg». The bush suppovcdly was burned by exhaust from the saucer. Holder said he checked with both White Sands and nearhv Holloman Air Force Rase. It flew away alter he got within about too yards, he ~aid. Two investigating officer* wcre at the scene Sunday from Kirtland Air Force Bas<1 jn Albuquerque. Maj AVtlliam t'onnor and Sgt j->av|t| Moody lived a Geiger counter to check the area, AIK ASOUf NtTHRON INHAlANt. A where the only evidence of an Pit,WANT AND PSOMPT BIIIIT IV I N I t O M THI MOST DIStaiSSINO unusual visitor was a burn SYMPTOMS hush and four small depress­ ions in the ground itouniillnt At Vmh-rann Zamora soul the machine Mctli-v nutdn Drug lom panr agencies will JOE DAVIS investigation, YO U R 7ire$fon0 42-HOUR TIRE EVENT ASTHMA I.O N t ; S T A TE R E P R E S E N T A T IV E FROM SK.MlNOl.K COUNTY A V IT A L Interest and Active Participation In A ffairs Of Seminole County. A PROVEN Record Of Public Service For Seminole County. DEDICATED To Task Of Serving A L L Of Seminole County. Sec tomorrow — in this paper IM. Political Ad*. /A 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA BRAND BRICK Baked Ham Cott. Cheese f LB CUP 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY q. ;v- l, .* r* t i I. 1 \ 4 •r T T 1" * ? 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Me final reI urn. account a* E xe cuto r of (lie Eelaln of P O lt S E Y VV l.V N C II . <l». laeed, and ut e.«ld fin ite then and there, mal,e a|>plication to the .aid Judge f o r final eeitlem en t of hie a d ­ ministration of eald e o a te . and f..r an order die. hunting him jt ft such K xfout or. fiated thle the Tth day of April. A. f* l » « « - i away to B w fo r N ' i> T im c n r itT m r. n i l m i Jt iu . i :. s im ix o i.i: COl.NTV. IT V T i; OK 1*1.011IOA. IN PROBATE In r* IK. Knfnlr nfi IIOIISRV appeared machine >Junv. edge of White Sands missile until it faded from sight range on the wide open New He said he spotted what pair of appeared to be Mexico desert. Just 30 miles white coveralls near the northwest of the site of the tell if saucer but could not ten u world’ s first atomic blast. anything or anyone was in Socorro policeman l-onnie them. The object, about the Zamora says he saw it. and height of a car but larger. Legal Notice » around the ob BYe [ _ French A te, 4 2£Ul 400 E, Firet SC relmelto Ave, 4 3rd St. Highway 17-92, Lungwuod �I Way With Words It wag Robert Browning who ex­ claimed. “ Oh, to be in England now that April'a there,” but the words might well be echoed by the shade o f William Shakespeare—especially this April marking the 400th anni­ versary o f his birth. What would the Hard think of the much ndo being made over him, not only in England but around the world, as schools and colleges and dramatic groups perform his plays in greater profusion than ever be­ fore? "0 , wonderful,” he might say, “ wonderful, and most wonderful won­ derful! and yet again wonderful, and after thnt out of all whooping." No doubt he would be impressed to hear his words bounced trippingly o ff a circling satellite — though it was his I'uck who said, “ I'll put a ylrdle round the earth in forty min­ utes.” No doubt it would amaze him to learn that in the barbarous wilder­ ness of America a magic box will carry the voice and face of the emin­ ent hr. Frank Baxter in 26 half-hour broadcasts devoted to him, and that one electronic performance of a play will reach millions more than all the groundlings who ever cheered a Hal or hissed an Iago at ye Globe Thentre. He would be no less nstonished at the many volumes written by gen­ erations o f pundits to prove he did not write his plays at all. One sus­ pects, however, that W ill’s sympath­ ies would be with “ the whining schoolboy, with his satchel and shin­ ing morning face, creeping like a snail unwillingly to school” to strug­ gle, as countless others have before him, over Shakespeare. To The Editor As every Schoolboy know*. Eng­ lish literature means Shakespeare. Tt is often overlooked, though, as writ­ er John Greenway has pointed out, that the England of Elizabeth I, with a population half the size of metro­ politan New York, most o f it illiter­ ate, produced half a dozen play­ wrights o f the same class as Shake­ speare. But this is Shakespeare’s vear, and it may surprise many to learn he was not always held in such es­ teem. The prudish 19th century did not think him quite nice. One Thomas Bowdler $dded a word to the language — bowdlerize — by preparing sterile, expurgated versions of Shakespeare fit for prop, er young gentlemen and ladies . In colleges, he was studied, if at all, under the subject of philology, where his grammar and syntax were analyzed to death. It was not until the latter part o f the century that he was appreciated again for what he was — a poetic genius, an amazing man of an amor* time. We like to think that Shakespeare would be pleased to learn that we o f the 20th century are perhaps spiritually closer to him than even his contemporaries were and that to us, as it was to him, “ the play's the thing." ; Editor. Herald: We residents o f Coronado Homes, North Orlando, are among th* posilbly hundred* of families in this South Sem­ inole are* who are affected by the recent decision against establishment of a metropoli­ tan phone system. Why were we not permitted to vote for this Issue which concerns us so directly? Why were the residents o f S.vr.ford allowed to deprive us o f something we need so badly and at such a 'nominal cost to themselves? Many of u» moved here from the Orlando-Winter Park area; consequently, » c had already established accounts with banks and business es­ tablishment* which needed to b« continued or which » e did not wish to cancel for per­ sonal rcs'on*. The same h«-Id true for doctors, dentists and hospitals, as well as personal friends and places of employ­ ment. I f we subscribe to the So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead.— James 2:17. Let us have faith that right makes might; and in thnt faith, let us, to the end, dare to do our duty as we understand it.— Abraham Lin­ coln. Worry Clinic ed 26. just obtained his Pb. D. "D r. Crane," he began, " I have accepted a teaching posi­ tion in a small Iowa college. "And I'd like to make good. W A S H IN G T O N — (N E A ) In New York's Times Square i New York Republican. Hit is — Th* new Houst Judiciary soliciting signatures for school tha product o f a special bi­ So how can 1 be sure that I will become a huge aucceas as hearings on ichool prayer, prayer petitions. 8ht had partisan committea of six an educator? right now tha only hot pub­ countless counterparts in com­ lic lnu e outside civil righti, munities all over tha coun- 'House members. " I am a competitive player, He is high on the rotter of >0 to speak, so I want to he bring thla committee under try. tha praiaura hammer for the She was working for "P ro ­ •ill House members who wish far more than Juat an ordin­ aecond tima in leia than a ject America," a petition and to ba heard in committea ary professor." year. post card drive conceived by aessions before other pro-andRonald already shows a N ot many montha ago [International Christian Youth, con witnesses tppear. Present cardinal «lgn of a superb Judiciary delivered itself of an organization based in Col- plans call for windup o f tciL- teacher, which is real zest for tha major civil rights bill lingswood, N J . that profession. imoriy by May 16. now In Senata debate. Now Tha goal: one million sig­ Becker declares flatly that But h* should also realize It must desl with the im- natures. Preliminary reports Judiciary Chairman Emanuel that teaching la only a branch mens# backlash stirred by Indicate the one-day campaign f eller Intends no action on of talesmanihlp where the Supreme Court derisions out­ brought Mi,ooo nainv* in Hun •the school prayer issue d.t professor sella intangibles vs. lawing prayer and Ilihla Antonio, Tex., 88.000 in Chat­ ' rpite the hraringi. The New automobiles. reading In tha public schoola. tanooga, Tenn , 2,000 in Grand Yorker already has acquired And every star salesman Tana o f thousands o f let­ Rapldi, .Mich., to lilt just a 166 o f tha 218 Hour# signa­ should have a flair for the ters delugs the nation's law­ , handful. tures needed to bring a pro­ dramatic. He must he a good makers, urging action to per­ Another organization rail­ posal to the floor ovar com­ actor and thus know how to mit aurh ob-rrvanrrs In the ed "Project Prayer" rtcently mittee opposition. catch attention of his audi­ committee's hopper are some drew 2,.f>00 people to a Los Cellar is ignoring Backer's ence. ICO resolutions, sponsored by Angeles rally biitd at one of I charge*. Committee spokes­ Ideally, every t e a c h e r a fourth o f total House mem­ a series across the United men say the long delay in should serve at least one sum­ bership, whose general pur- States. Others are slated for taking up the school prayer mer at houie-to-bouse w il­ post la to authorize volun­ Georgia and Texas. matter reflect* th# many ing! tary arhool prayer and per­ Project Prayer has endors­ montha o f attention to civil For such selling quickly haps llible reading. ed the leading school prayer right* and, more recently, forces a person to pay con­ On a recent weekend, a proposal, which hears the to congressional reapportion- stant attention to the facial young California girl stood name o f Hep. Frank Fleeker, menu expression of every prospect. A salesman thus cannot Bicker is retiring this year as a congressman. H* seems make good by reciting a palaver while to ) m* making the achooi pray, monotonous er amendment his swan song. looking at the ceiling and Ilia staff work* Saturdays thus ignoring hia customer. Yet far too many teachers and Sundays to handlt the PnRe 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., April 27, 19G4 endless letters and th* flood fail to maintain eye contact of petitions In just one week, with tlietr audience. W At.Tcn a. r.iRt.uw, E l l i r o R AMIS P I B I . I S H E I I Many of them focus on the petitions with 41,000 signa­ r a v s K vo i.T o i.tvi;. t Irrulallua . t i t a r t a l M aa ogo r tures poured Int* his office. wall god the ceiling and de­ J l l . u a L. STEVSTROM MOV ONr.EM Associate Editor Ad v srt lit n u Manager l b * House Republican Pol­ liver the same dry facts that r a t u v a s ri:i.T MOV P I A T T Managing Editor Ornsral A d v s rllt ln g Manager icy Committea has formally are already printed in the II A Mil V |. J l l l t v s n x itA itim . r r »-_ M APi.srroN given its support to his pro- textbook. C u r Editor Cleaalfltd Direct or posal. Democrats bava not act­ Claairoom lecture* are not Jl UV W l:l.l,■ j a m s : aiio»:N AM E a Counts Editor aupposed to be verbatim re­ ed similarly. Uualnaaa Manager IlllltlS WILLIAMS ra x o w il l s Th* Becker prepeaal la in petition! of textboki but are ■eclats Editor M echaatoel MupL the form o f an amendment to dramatize clever aapecia of to th* United Stale* Consti­ a subject. a i B S L M I I M I o * M A IM S tution. It would authorise ■ w o Delivers Ms MaU A teacher should tliua be the SeBtloolo f a u l t s All Other school prayers and llible dramatizer of his field. He l l a W ea k IS os I Tear litis I T sa r reading on a voluntary basl*. •hould also develop and then I 00 I Monthe 1.71 I Montha l i s t Montha S M I Montha A clausa barring "an estab­ o ffer hi* atudenti memory I OS 1 Month l.SS I Moalh U. ■ I' o a til R e gu la tion ! provide that nil m all auhacrlptloas ho lishment of religion" is design­ trick* by which they can more paid In advance. ed to meet objection that readily remember unrelated Knlerad aa second ciasa ma tt er October I t . ISIS at the Pool church-state separation is be­ Offi c e o f Stanford, Plorldn. under tha Ac t o f Congieaa o f March. ing violated. With school childrsn, cler­ No part of ans material, n ew * or adveriia ing, o t thla edition of The Kanford llarald mas be reproduced In ans manner w i t h ­ gymen and many other* due out wr itten partnlaalon o f the putlle h er o f The llarald Ans Individual or firm roeponalble for aueh reproduction will bo to descend on th* capital, th* conaldarad aa Infrin ging on T h e llara ld a c op yrig h t and will he rom m iltr* may well wish for held liable for dam aging under the law I'ubllahod dolls ts ra pt PaturJas, Sunday and t.'hrlatmea; putillahad Saturday precevdlag the quieter issues of an ear­ B u y f -G o A J t d a Ch ristm as lier day. Political Notebook $mtfard is most qualified for FLO R ID A 'S ... woar Pd. P o l Adv. memory However, because of the prohibitive cost of such calls through the Sanford tele­ phone exchange, most of ua do not have telephones at all in our homes. It would seem that the increased number of us who would apply for tele­ phones under the Metropoli­ ta n system would more than offset the few more pennies a month the residents of San­ ford would have to pay. We strongly feel that a new survey ehould be taken which would allow us to vote on this Editor, Herald: I would like to write to an American pen pal who is about 14 years of age. , I would appreciate it very much if you can let me know of a few boys and girls or if you could give a little note in your paper so I may get some answers. I thank you for your trou­ ble. Nobuyoshi Hirano S Yamato-cho Itabasi, Tokyo, Japan P. S. I am a 14-ycar-old boy. Superintendent of Public Instruction R E -E L E C T R. T. MILWEE R. T. M IL W E E 0 Pd. Pol. Adv. device that every NEW SPAPERS STORY ’ te f? , . j S to v e s \ k0 . * 2 5 s B > fioe d g a - t*n d e< l /• “ -' ■ « SSf ? ~ 11 *>• aus. 1 2 i ;ect * / « « £ » * IV , t i n d e e d ? ki :\\ Atty. Gen. Kynes Moves to Validate Vm*eratJ_8«4*, ________ __ Moving! Circuit Court JUU*» m u j u u » « * - E S E ',i> X 5 “ C ityfr, ch»U»nge* to « • • • - • .** brought w , a t v mentt/ , ■°-n £ o / i t a . ' l , i 14 hour* aivw ________ h» final »t*t« _ w «• J ’ " ; * y ,,,«tfa * • * % « * * * * V/ ‘Illegal,’ Says W By Hal Corhraw I f you ar* on* o f those people who like to aprtad th* dirt, wait until spring and do It in your garden. THE We know what Kynes stands for Ha * * ’ , Barbs TELL to stellar professor concoct* for the benefit of hit own sub­ ject matter. And a superb teacher is al­ so a good orator, not a dry, dyspeptic lecturer! He also doesn't get side­ tracked easily into repetitious discussion of bis own pet hobhies or children or even vaca­ tion tours to foreign lands. " I )r Crane," a college stu­ dent recently Informed me, "when w* art unprepared in Spanish cla n , all w* need do la aik a qustlon about Mexico City, and that atari* the teach­ er on another discussion of her vacation spent down ~ _\/C , v there. I i "She'll devota th* reit of r ,-e s S e e * * ? • • * '• the hour to her trip. And though it is boring from ex­ cessive repetition, wa are willing to 'trigger' her next repetition juat to avoid being called on." Another trait of every out­ standing teacher I* his ability ifll to increase the atudenti' lik­ ing for his suhject. For, without thia basic hun­ ger for mora facts, no stu­ dent will ever become sup­ r ^ ^ m o d a t i o n s L a * erior iu any field of educa­ \ cco n v rt1 K y n e s tion. So every itar teaebar la an enthusiast for his own courses. He has missionary fervor to hart ^ aa* M*** M a T *' ‘ "O “ aell" every atudenl on liking a i . i e » * them. Send for my "Teat for Good Teacher*", enclosing a long stamped, r e t u r n envelope plus 20c. Hate your entire faculty thereon. r . ^ board. * * Qinfl ijfxdwl by j f M B tl . 7 propo.aU « th*rv k u ^ aJ " **»u4## th# authority ... State's Readi ------------- taste better better ... are just Buy Florida First I r T - J e - — —. qualiflcationii: Seminole County native, graduate of University of Florida in Uurdneiui Administration. Deputy Clerk o f Circuit Court in charge of handling delinquent taxes. I'uldic Nervlce chosen career with no oultdde bualnetta inlereata. I Pledge: Courteous, efficient eervlee. Economic management through sound business practices. Immediate extension o f existing tag service. I sincerely desire to be your Tax Collector. "Thirty days hath Septem­ ber. April. June and Novem ­ ber." is thus the type of florida produota... better Seminole County T ax Collector 'Issue which mean* so much [to u». A copy o f this letter, [complete with signatures, i» being mailed later to th* Southern Bell Telephone Co. Edith Johnson Dr. Crane’s CASE 5-449: Ronald D., ag­ or boring dates and figures. TROY RAY •only telephone system avail­ able to us, all calls to the ! places named above becom* long distance calls, a* well as Itfcos* to tha Florida Power Corp. and our children'* schools. "Graveyerd of Wlantic" Sable Island, off the coast of Nova Scotia, has been call­ ed the ''Graveyard of the A t­ lantic" because, during the 1800s, more than 200 ships were wrecked o ff the island. Thought For Todoy Bruce Biossat- - Roy Cromley i Letters •And He Ain't Kidding! pmtudSuiuf Florida Products/. Week / -C aS Sanford Chamber O f Commerce Sunny Sanford, Florida "Whara BuaintM and RccrMtion Blend" Paid Pehixd Adr*po>d lot by K/naz Campaign I �y* A “I £ ELECT KENNETH W. Pilot's Last Letters Urged Full Viet Nam Military Help ^ WASHINGTON (U P !! A former U. S. Air Force pilot killed in Viet Nam wrote ahnrtly before his death that the fighting in the little Asian country is a “ big, mean war” and “ we are getting beat." The magazine U. S. New* and World Report today pub­ lished the letters to his fam ­ ily from the late Capt. Edwin Gerald (J erry) Shank Jr., of Indiana He wrote in November, 1963: • We are getting boat. We are undermanned and under­ gunned. The U. S. may say they are in this, but they don't know we need help over here . . . If the U. S. would really put eombat people in here we could win and win fast. It seems to tie the old story of a half-hearted e f­ fort." In December, he wrote "W e can win, but America must come over, for the Viet­ namese will never hack it alone. W e've either got to get in all the way, or get out." The captain mentioned re­ peatedly that he liked the Vietnamese people whom he described as "friendly, happ> . . . and some are hard­ working." In January, 1961. the rap- ’ J. C. Coullielte Dies In Hospital tain wrote "M orale's at a | big low over here, especially among the combat crews." “ If they'd only give us good Vmericin airplanes with the U. S. insignias on them and really tackle this war, wo could possibly win. If we keep tip like wo are going, we will definitely lose , . . How our government ran lie to its o w n ! people — it's something you wouldn't think a democratic government could d o." he wrote. M cI n t o s h Tirtston* FOR 42-HOUR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY See tomorrow — in this paper |*« i»f |% *»|(f.e *! Silt James Carroll Coullictte, 10, oldest son of Ralph a J Mr. and Mrs. Coulliftie of FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE "A" FRESH Enter­ prise, died last Thursday afternoon at the J. llillls Mil­ ler Hospital in Gainesville where he had been a patient for the past several weeks A fourth grade student at Enterprise Sehool, he nlso was active in church and Sunday School when his health per­ mitted. Funeral services were held at Harnett Memorial Mcthodist Church in Enterprise with Rev. Fred Foster officiat­ ing. Hurial was in Evergreen Cemetery in Enterprise. Open House Set For Democrats FRYER QTR. LEGS or BREASTS FGGDINfi OF A.fWtt Slirinors Saturday was pome job and this picture shows a part or the line of hungry Nobles filling their plates with luscious barbecue and the trimmings timt went with it. (Herald Photo) mssm RAINS FLOdf^NHANDLE AREA Heavy ' ing a 21-bour period ending clouds dumped 5'ii inches of at 1 a. m. lly Maryann Milr* Dlackwater River, normally An open house for Demo­ ram on most of Santa Rosa j 9 feet deep and 1(H) yards County during the night, cratic political candidates will |wide, sloshed over its banks. be bold at 10 a.in. Thursday washing out roads. The river runs through a Water was nine to 12 inches porlion of the city. at the home o f Mrs. Mary of this pan­ Williamson, Sami laikc Road, deep in many Telephone and power were Forest City, with Mrs. Mary handle city's downtown busi­ reported out at nearby Jaynesses. Goree ns co-hostess. after a nightlong lightning Invitations to attend have The weather bureau report­ storm. been extended to all Demo­ ed that Pensacola received 3 cratic candidates in the May inches of rain during the primaries and residents of the night for a 21-hour total of fi.7 For men are invited to meet inches, and nearby Mobile, Property ^ Ala,, recoiled 7 inches durthem at this time. M ILTON (U P I ) — P A IN T S G IVE YOUR IIO M I! TH E n itIG IIT LOOK I'h. 322-S6I3 P R IC E S GOOD T H R U 'W ED N ESD A Y Q U A N T IT Y R IG H TS RESERVED 21(50 P A R K A Y E . L A D Y F A IR S w * « M l k or Bo U t w l K Factory Paint Outlet BISCUITS P LU M R O S E C A N A D IA N Frrnrh 2617 BACON and # W-D Observes 'Dixie SAVE 44 • F Y N E -K R A P McKIBBIN Casualty l i t NORTH P A R K WAX PAPER F A 2-0331 Products Festival' produced quality Under proclamation o f Gov. Industries agricultural product* fo r shipment throughout all cor­ 2 is being observed ns "F lo ri­ ners of America and to for­ da I'rndurts W eek" to accent eign rountriea." the fnct that the state's resi­ Most o f the other Southern I dents are enjoying more nu­ Governors have issued simi- ; tritious ami varied meuls at lar proclamations. lower cost than over before. The “ Dixie Products Spiing For the fourth straight Festival" is helping empha­ year, the "D ixie Products size the fact that Floridians Spring Festival" is being nre rating morp produce, ntnrked by abundant displays beef, pork, poultry and dairy o f home-grown products at products than ever before. the 631 Winn-Dixie superCiting the pnrt Winn-Dixie markets throughout the plays in the South'* economy, Eouth. A. I). Davis, president, re­ In his proclamation, Gov. vealed that his company paid lirynnt said: $65,329,220 in salaries last "Florida agriculture and year. Other figures were: «><•• Florida produce are making • cupnncy costs, $13,122,405; vast contribution to the lorsl taxes (not Including sostate’s economic well heing, cinl security) $2,692,406; ad­ and Americans nre enjoying vertising expenses, $6,407,- j more nutritious and more 870, and utilities expense, $6,varied meals at a lower real cost relative to wages than 183,901—all totaling $93,825,811. ever before. The actual sr.-pe o f the "Florida is cne o f the stores' operation, however, is world's most productive agri­ cultural arcus, growing al­ shown in the figures on the , handled during the most every crop known to food man and yielding great varie- course o f one year. A total o f j ties of vegetables, many 1,514,904,000 pounds o f gro­ ami 1,252,772,000 types o f citrus, tropical fruits c e r I e s pounds o f |t«rishuhles were and berries. “ Its citrus production leads •old In 1963. Farris lirynnt, April 1)7 - May • Carpets * Furniture • Tile * I’ ianoH • R e n ta l R eds DINNERS Close Out Sale G IF T FOR •'*•***■• 5 0 % 1 OFF f THROUGH S A TU R D A Y . M AY 2 POWELL’S Office Supply 117 S. M AG NO LIA FRESH FIRM RIPE 322-5812 TOMATOES NOW LICENSED TO SERVE . . . and A L L SANFORD Seminole County C A M E R O N ’S O V IE D O R A D IO & E L E C T R IC CO. EST. 1950 Industrial — Residential — Commercial Fleet ricial & Fleet runic Contracting & Service Licensed —- Hooded 305-3982 CTNS R ch. H uh . I'h o n e 305-3096 '. A PHEE EXTRA J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • t Will 11*1CCJUPUM • Administrative Experience • Successful Educational Leadership • A Strong Educational P rogram • A Stable Administration • M ature Judgement • Sound Business M anagem ent M IL W E E Superintendent Of Public Instruction S e m in o le C o u n ty pd. Pol. Adr. “ 4 l| L ady F air B aked Goods 494 VALUE! SQUARE PEACH FILLED COFFEE CAKE RE - ELECT MIUH Of ROLLS * REAL GERMAN CHOCOLATE t K 4 LAYER R. T RO LL IT E M S There Is No Substitute For: A t Firat & Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffic r) 100 F T a A L L VARIETIES • BANQUET FROZEN OVEIt 35 YE A R S Sanford Furniture Co. 3 lbcam*27* * * CARRAWAY Business Briefs the world, producing 70 per tent o f the wcrld'a grape­ fruit, 20 per cent of the world's oranges, more than 00 per cent o f the world's o r­ ange concentrate, and 80 per cent o f the world’s total pro­ cessed citrus products. "Florida Is first in the win­ ter production c f snap beans, tomatoes, cabbuge, s w e e t corn, cucumber, egg plnnt, green peppers, radishes, wa­ termelons, and second in cel­ ery produced for the fresh market. "Our dairymen averaged a higher milk production per cow than the producers o f the other 13 Southern states. Our many ether agricultural 6/49* LAYER CAKE . ‘HOMEMADE GOOD'* �Seminole-New Smyrna Nines Clash Tonight In Tourney Tilt Tribe Beats Hornets, Final Met Nine Lions Cop Tourney Even In Loop Finals Leaves Sanford To Open Season With 3-1 Victory The In addition to the Sanford High School closed out its New Smyrna tilt in DeLand Conference schedule tonight, DeLand and Sea Seminole baseball n Le Metro last weekemi with a pair of breeze of Daytona Beach victories—a 20 to 0 white­ two of the other three clubs Manager Clyde McCullough and hia Auburn (N .Y .) Meta of the New York-Pennslyvania League broke camp Saturday and departed their Spring base here In Sanford for Binghsmpton, N. Y ., where they will open the 1964 base bail campaign Tuesday night McCullough, former m ajor league catcher with the Chi cago Cubs and the Pittsburg Pirates, left Sanford with 37 players. Joe McDonald, camp sup­ ervisor, reported this morn Ing that McCullough was al lowed to have 27 playeri un dcr control at the time the season opened. "O f course," said McDonald, "the Auburn club will have to cut back within a week or ao to meet league limitations." McDonald said that he, Met officials, managers and coaches, were more than pleased with their activities here this spring. "W e found the park to be In excellent condition," McDonald report ed, "and we certainly did find those auxiliary fields ad vanlageous." He added, " A s far I know, we’ll be back next yea r." washing o f the Bishop .Moore In the tourney, will also clash Hornets and a 10 to 1 win The winner of the Seminole. ever toe Evans High Trojans. Barracuda fracas will play Tonight the Tribe goes The Eau Gallic Commodores halo the first round of play Friday at 6 p. m. The winner la the sub group, Class A tournament which will he of this contest will meet the played at Conrad Park in winner o f the Bulldog-Sand DeLand. crab affair for the tourna H ie Seminole* will meet ment crown. The final cn the Barracudas of New counter will be played at DeSmyrna Beach at 7:30. Land, 7:30 Saturday night Seminole Coach Jim McCoy < •aye he will alert Kick Sires and hopes the young fling* o r can go all the way. S lrei, Marvin Sheffield ami Dave Golloher teamed up to ahutout Bishop Moore with a no-hitter. Siree worked the Tha Mary-Esther Women’s firet two frames, Sheffield’s C oif Tourney will get undertenure was two Innings, and wny Wednesday at the MnyGolloher worked the final falr Country Club end will tie •lanta. completed on two successive Meanwhile, the Tribe raked Wednesdays. Hornet pitching for 18 hits in The following pairings for recording the 20 runs. the tourney were nnnounred In the Evans encounter, today: Sires went all the way for Lucille Heard, Fanchon MeMcCoy'a Chiefs and limited Roberta, Marian Fox and Gie Trojans to only five Jane McKibbln; Merle Truitt, blows, moet o f them well Hnzol Durzo, Katherine Park ■catlered. nnd Relia Malian; Myrtle The pair o f victories gave Adams, Edle Ware, Dnsale the Scminoles a 7 and 7 re ­ dcGanahi and ( i e n r v i v l e cord in the Metro circuit. The Woodruff; Ruth Herron, dark­ Tribe lost Us first four games le Crnwford, Lucille IVnrson Results Friday but bounced gbsck to grab nnd Virglnin Sliedilen; Jun Perfection 8, Ssnf. Atl Bk. 4 •even o f the last 10 played Johnson, Ida II. Wilson, Anne Perfection 304 010-8 7 2 and a respectable position In Marsh and Minerva Keenan. Sanf. Atl. Rk (XX) 310—4 7 3 the conference atandings, Also, Jimmie Livingston, W P— Tommy Gracey (3-0), Augle Iluasell, Elsie Mero L P - Mike Rudd (0-1) anil Barbara Morrison; Fran­ Standings W I, FRKK at Geerge Stuart's ces Goodman, Peggy Billups, Team Blanche Nicely nnd Muriel George's 4 2 2 Srott; fla ir Fite, Vivlnn Navy 4 4 2 Pierce, Patricia Htcnstrom Perfection Dairy 3 3a ami Harriet Williams; nnd Fla. St. Rank 0 6 Susie Diekry, Helen C o m - Sanford Atlantic way, Iluria Spencer and Corile Heard. Golf Tourney To Start Wednesday Little American Legal Notice in N E W 1964 O F F IC E G U ID E IDIAS te Ills van cut the cest •» ytsir •flic# work. 288 . sees el M i f i r a Offlcw IgeTemsnl and Filina Sjritami. en» •»• •ii.rn «•>■• •# «• vwir kuiliwu MOrh.art !wfw g e o ig o stu a rt a m Cbm Nobtnto* OrliMi, Florida W ARREN’S IIA IT BUCKET 2 .Mi. W. of Sanford lit. 48 Fen luring • liuRRcil M in n o w s • Shiners — Med. & Large • Missouris, Worms, Crickets Ph. 322-fiGIO SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 IIKANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PAC K AG E STORE OPEN D A IL Y — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. l i t K. F IR S T SANFO RD W E G IV E T O P V A L U E S TA M PS NEED M ORE SPACE? ADD A ROOM — ENCLOSE A PORCII W E 'L L IIE G LAD TO H E LP YOU W ITH P L A N S A N D ESTIM ATES. M a p le A r e . at fib St. Free ENlimntea One Rill To Pay The Gregory Wny 322-0500 ru n r u in it i .o i i i t . K I.V T II J IIIH IA I. (IIM I I I II I ' i t .m i II I A IN A M I m i l N K S tI M il .i : ( t t l . N T I . t i i a .> ( k iii ,\o. imuia K ll tH T K K U K IIAI, HAVINUH A M I M I A N A H S O IT A T IO N OK HKMINOI.H C O U N T r . a corpuratlun. P la in t if f. va. ja m e h • t at, n. im m a r n . •» u«, m it u t : o p f i r f r nilanta. hi i t T i l K K T A T K OK K I. O III O A T O: JAXIKH II. 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W IT N K H H my hand and o f f i ­ cial aeal al lha County Courthouae. Hanford. Beiiilmda Coun­ ty, Florid a, llila l l t h day o f April. 1111. (H B A I.) A r th u r II. Il eck wllh . Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court l l y : Kamila H. Juhnann, ll. C. r u n . i . i i ’ ii. i , o o a n HIII.NTIId.MKIt A N U L t X I A N A llo r n e y a at I .aw P. O. tt m MSI Hanford. Klorlda A l lo r n a y fur I'la ln t lf f I'lihllah: A p r il 20, 27, k4ay «. It , 1SSI C IIT-M The Oviedo Lions captured th « Class B, sub group base ball tournament Friday after noon when they rolled to a 3 to 1 victory over St. Cloud In the contest played at John Courier Field in Oviedo the Lions came up with only five safeties. However, they took advantage o f eight St, Cloud errors to capture the tourney final. Major Leagues Jim Courier wrnt to the hill fo r the Lions and posted • two-hitter. Charlie Miller, who hurled a no hitter Thursday to carry the l.iona into the finals, pac­ ed the Lions at the plate with two (ingles and one of O vie­ do’s RBI's. 11m Colbert, Cour­ ier and Hilly Miklrr recorded the other three Oviedo sin­ gles. Courier, touched fo r • dou­ bts by Crow and a single by Grssn, fo r St. Cloud’s only two hits, fanned 16 while walking none. Humphrey, on the hill for St. Cloud, whiffed three and walked one. Both hurlers nicked a batsman. Oviedo will not go the Group V Tournament. Tour­ ney authorities will meet to­ night to make final arrange­ ments fo r the playoffe which will be held Thursday and Friday o f this week. Score by Innings: St. Cloud 100 000 0— 1 2 8 Oviedo 001 011 0—3 G 3 Humphrey end Simmons; Courier and Brooks. United Press International National League W L P e t OB Philadelphia 7 2 .778 San Fran. 7 3 .700 Vi Pittsburgh 7 4 .636 1 5 .348 2 Milwaukee 6 Cincinnati 8 S .545 2 8 8 .500 2Vi St. Louis 6 6 .500 2Vi Houston 4 r> .400 3'4 Chicago Loa Angeles 3 9 .250 5Vi Naw York 2 a .200 SVi Saturday'* ResulU Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 1 Pittsburgh S New York 4 Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles 1 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1 Houston 4 St. Louis 2 Sunday's ResulU Results Friday Pittsburgh 4 N. Y . 3, 1st Hunt's 8, First Federal 5 New York 3 Pittsburgh 2, 2nd Hunt's 121 400—8 10 2 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1 First Fed. loo 310-5 2 3 Houston 6 St. Louis 4 W P — Steve Hltcheock (3 0), Los Angeles 1 Milwaukee 0 L P — Ed Grooms (1-2) Ssn Fran at Cin., rain Standings Tuesday’s Games Team W I. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee <N ) Hunt Lin-Mer 6 o I/yj Angeles at Houston ( N ) Ix>co. Engrs. 4 2 Philadelphia at On., ( S ) First Federal 3 3 New York at St. Louis (N ) Chase 2 4 Ssn Francisco at Chicago (N ) Standard Oil 0 8 American Leagvn Games Today W L Pet. GB Chase at First Federal s 2 .714 Cleveland (4:30 p. m.i Bay Ave. Park) 6 4 .600 Vi Detroit 5 4 .358 1 Baltimore Tarheel S lu gger 5 4 .558 1 Chicago Outdoes W illiam s 5 6 .545 t Minnesota New York 4 4 .500 lVi C H A P E L H IL L . N.C. — 5 6 .435 1 Washington l N E A ) — Ted Williams, who 4 6 .400 2Vi spent part o f World W ar II Boston I«os Angelai 4 6 .400 2Vi playing baseball at Chapel Kansas City 2 5 .280 3 Hill during tha daya o f North Saturday's Results Carolina pre-flight achnol, is New York 4 Baltimore I rredited with soma rocket Chicago 4 Boston 2 blasts, but Kan Willard prob­ Detroit S Minnesota 2 ably hat topped the Boston Kansas City 3 Washington 1 bfitar. Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 1 In the first Inning o f a Sunday'* Results game against Cornsll, with Ixis Angeles 7 Cleveland • the bases loadsd. Willard Washington 7 Kan. City 4 alammed tha ball ovsr tha old Minnesota 3 Detroit 3, 11 Ions scoreboard in le ft field. A s ­ Chicago 2 Boston 1 sistant coach Bill Lovlngwood New York 3 Baltimore 4 says tho home-run travelrd Tuesday'* Game* between 4&0 and GOO feet. Washington at Los A n f., (N ) The 320-pound University Detroit at Kan. City (N ) o f North Carolina slugger's Cleveland at Minnesota ball cleared a temporary Chicago at New York fence at about 3R0 feet and Baltimore at Boston was Just beginning to lose ■peed as it elsared a second feneo about 70 feet farther. Willard is also a fullback Kill Ira ml Pnb lla Maarlng Nut Ira U baraby glvan, liuard In tha fa ll with the same o f County Commlaalonara o f brand o f power. Little National Legal Notice Hrmlnnla County, Klurlda, propona to amand tha Hamlnola minty Zoning Itagulatlona, Het-tlon IS, ttubiartlun J to da* • iiantlraly aubaacllnn J. ' iip ln o f thla pmiiiitad remitttInn may ha obtnlnad In tire /."Hint Of flra. Court llmiaa, hanlotd, Klorlda, M om Uy thru K rld a ta fro m l:0S A M. to 1:00 P.M. I'uIdle haarlng w il l ba hald n Ilia Hamlnola County Court llnuar, Hanford. Klorlda, In Ilia Cull n ly Cammlaalonria Itiinin, ■in airy I I . lis t at Ui:oo a .SI. >r aa auon th a ra a fl rr aa puialIda. Hoard o f County Commlaalonara Hamlnola County, Florida lly Jamaa P. A v a r y, Jr., Chairman A lla at Ar th u r llarkwlth. Jr. IT III.IHII: Ap ri l 27, l i s t 3HT-S2 N o l l e * In contraelora to bid on raaurfaclng lllhlarua Road In Caaaalharry — Inform at ion jnay be oblaliiad In lha O f flr a of I Itn Mayor, Caaaalharry, Florida. I Mia ) Mary W. Haw thorn *, T o w n Clark rulillah: Ap ri l 2T, M ar S. I I , ISM CHT-SS •h a • r r a lb Pane 6 — A p r il 27, 1964 G olf Association Lyman Loses To Gets N e w Leader Tough Jackets Berra's Yanks Move Up On Loop Leaders By 2-0 Score The Lyman High Grey­ hounds ran into those tough I.eesburg Y e l l o w Jackets United Preaa International many American Leagut cities The Yankees were having as the Yanks their troubles in Y ogi Berra’s the cellar. plunged DRIVE IN NOWI Men's League 6ET THESE CAR SERVICES a SAVEI Navy Wives Loop Completes Play Junior League Complete Service MUFFLERS SHOCKS-BRAKES ADJUSTED $410 PAINTS D ISC O U N T ON A N A T IO N A L B R A N D F A IN T BUDGET T ER M S one get one AS LOW A t $125 W E E K L Y 1 MUONS ONLY i$ trnir 209 W . First Street Sanford 322-3649 REDW OOD STAIN • M irrea • HAMAMtttT.MCAffc HMTAIff ITAMI Casnelberry TUNE-UP Pinza Caiwclbcrry 838-7681 tv u v 2*4 CAL ‘066 FREE © SEMINOLE COUNTY FREE SAFETY CHECK •at your official 1904 NEEDS A Window sticker nowl W HITEWALL RETREADS COUNTY COMMISSIONER With INTESTINAL FORTITUDE 10 a ' ONLY MINUTES AWAY YO U R HE GAVE ME hit c o p y ol Waattrn Auto'a Hama to w n CATALOG ORDER SERV/nFJ 214 E A S T F IR S T ST. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A BRAKES Moiui Cantot R E - ELECT JOHN FITZPATRICK “It’s a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” into Jimmie Livingston has been elected president o f the San­ ford Women's Golf Associa­ tion for the 1964-65 year. Other officers named ara Susie Dickey, vice president; Recording Secretary Ida B. Wilson, corresponding secre­ tary, Merle Truitt; and treas­ ure, Mosie Johnston. again last Friday night and first season as a manager. But it appears that the for the third time thla eeason They tost four o f their fiva Yankees’ tims o f troubiss Is The moon is the only celcsthe Jackets came out on top. game* and neither Mickey over and — presto — there tlal body that revolves about they are within atriking dis­ the earth. Tha final score was 2 to 0 Mantle nor Roger Marris tance o f first place and tak­ in a tightly pitched and play' were up to snuff. ing advantage of the fact that ed encounter under the lights Hearts were gladdened in their chief rivals keep coming at Leesburg. back to them even aa they Dsva Simpkins limited tha themselves advance on their own. stinging Jackets to only three Take Sunday when a slop­ hits but hie mates committed Results Friday pily-played 6-4 victory over four miscues afield and sup Robb's 19. Wilson M sier 18 the Baltimore Oriole# enabled piled him with only two hits Wil. M sier 433 160 1—18 17 5 the Yankee* to gain on three to bark up hia mound per Robb’s 001 938 x—19 18 7 of the five teams which had W P — Jim Jernlgan (2-1), gotten th* jump on them. formance. Now th* Yankees have a tidy Meanwhile, Mika Carroll L P — Don Massi* (3-2) W L Team little three-game streak go­ waa able to ahutout tha 6 0 Ktngswood ing, Berra ia a .GOO-mantger ’Hounds all tha way. Chase 4 2 after eight game* and th* A L Uondtf. TVasrfs/V \ Allen Currrni was the only 3 2 McBanoy champ* are only two games Wtdntidty, Thurtdty | O h k jt Greyhound able to solve Car2 3 Wilson Maier out o f first place. roll's offerings, getting both 3 3 Robb's Construction The Yankees moved up be­ of Lyman's sufetirs. Fla. State Bank 2 4 cause Los Angeles downed Score by innings: a 4 first-place Cleveland, 7-0, and Longwood I.ymsn 000 000 0— 0 2 4 U S O 0 • Minnesota topped second-place Leesburg 000 100 0—2 3 3 Games Tonight Simpkins and Neufeld; Car Kingswood at Wilson Maier Detroit, 3-2, In 11 innings The White Sox beat the Red roll and Himelsbaugh. 7:30 Sox, 2-1, and Washington de­ McRanoy at Fla. St. Bk, 8:45 feated Kansaa City, 7-4. (A t Ft. Mellon P ark) In the National League the Los Angeles Dodgers shut out the Milwaukee Brave* 1-0; Pittsburgh snd the New York Met* split a double header, the Pirates taking the Results Friday The final week o f the Holl er Motors N avy Wives League CPO 5, Elks 4 (12 innings) first game, 4-3, and the Mets 220 000 000 000—4 5 5 the second 3-2; Houston de< saw Betty Quillin, Dee Cooke, Elks 101 002 000 001—5 5 2 feated St. Louis, 6-4; and Liz Klein and Suzy Reno of CPO W P— Mike Stubbins (1-1). Philadelphia hammered Chi CAII-0 " O " Wives take first cago, G-l. A doubleheader be L P — Don Nicholas (0-1) place with 81 to 39. tween San Francisco and Standings In toe second place slot W L Cincinnati waa rained out. were Jo Cleveland, Sherry Team 5 1 Kee, Joan Adams and Verna Kiwanis 4 2 Bolton of VAH-3 "F ." Wives Elks Little League Attendance Up 2 Shrine 4 a Months T* Pag with 79 to 41. Attendance hat been veijy 3 3 The Mixed Mates, Jennie Lake Mary good at all the games. The 2 4 Runnels, Marge Field, Gladys C P O bleachers are usually full for 2 4 Edwards and Ann Purdy, took Rotary ail the little league and soft­ 1 5 Civitan third place with 73 to 47. ball game* and the crowda Games Today High game o f the week have been averaging about goes to Verna Bolton with a CPO at Hotary. 4:30 P- m. 184 for a 483. Isabel Goshorn Civitan at Klwanis, 7:30 p.m. 1GO-175 at the Stadium for th* Junior Hoya league. had the high scries o f 526 and (A t Memorial Stadium) a 179 game. Charlotte Bassett had s 179 for a 502. while Barbara Rohrer had a 179 for a 479. Pat Tourney had a 171. Liz Klein had a 168 for a 4(9. Pat Draim and JoAnn Mc­ Donald both had a 167 game. Pat had a 435 while JonAnn had a 441. Pat Slpley had a 106 game, while Susy Reno followed with a 163 fo r a 455. Evelyn Fitzpatrick had a 162 and Shirley Owcni had a 160. Hatty Quillin had a 158 for a 420. Betty Lillta had a 445 series, followed by Joan Adams 441. Tha turkeys fell fo r Alice Buealleu, Eleoner Clemmcns, Varna Bolton, Charlott Bass­ ett and Helen M eroiinl. This was the first turkey for Helen. The 5-7 split was converted by Vicki McGough, Helen Hauser snd Pat Sipley, Dee A n g el Farm Clubs Rose picked up the 5-7-9. M ay P a y O f f Soon Eleonor Clem mens, Ann Sny­ LOS A N G E LE S — (N E A ) der got the 5-6. Pit Shipley - When Fred Haney became converted the 6-7. Sherry Kee, genaral manager o f the A n ­ Betty Lillis, and Suzy Reno gels a little moro than three got the 3-10. years ago, hs predicted It would be at least five years before the I-os Angeles club began to profit from its farm ayitem. "This apring has brought us asvaral big steps elostr to our realisation," says Haney now. "Thie was tho first time that playera algned and schooled by tha Angela have bad a solid chine# to help the big club. I refer to euch youngsters as outfielder Dick Simpson, just 20; catcher Ed Kirkpatrick, a year younger, and infielder Tom Satriano, 23." • s id t h a n . . •a ttfn rb COUNTY COMMISSIONER D IS T R IC T 5 Pd. Pol. Ady. S E R V IC E S T O R E IBS W. FIRST ST. 932-2821 �S&f BanforB April 27, 1064 — Pape 7 WrriTB PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED., AP R IL 27, 28, 29, 1964 Lake Mary Presbyterian Circle Meets By France# W »ater Circle Two o f the U P W o f the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held the April meeting at the home o f Mrs. Ralph Williams with Mrs. Rowland Goble as her co-hostess, Mrs. Williams led the devotfonal with a meditation on •‘ Why W e Should Love,” fo l­ lowed by the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Mrs. James M. Thompson told about the missionaries in the Y ear Bock of Prayer. The locntion for overseas was In the Cameroun Area where Mrs. Karl Harris is serving anil in the states, The Warren Wilson Junior College in North Carolina. Prayer was offered for the work done in these areas. Mrs. Charles Sassman fin­ ished the lesson on Pictures o f the Lord Jesus Christ us­ ing a flannelgrnph and the numbers B-fi-7-8 in the pre­ sentation. Chapter Three o f the study book, ‘‘ Be What You A re,” was discussed by the group. The women were asked to re­ ^Kynet' grounding Jn law, In government, In administration and In knowledge of Florida, hold p ro m !» for a successful tenure as attorney general.” BRADENTON HERAID KEEPJames W. HYNES ATTORNEY GENERAL fiid M iSm I /Ui k Ii n m i I Paid For By Kyncs Campaign Fund, Ronnie Spencer Chairman s [member M r«. Blanche Creee,[The tople w ill be "H lpji who recently returned home I Light* o f an Inepiratlon The following niembers 1from the hospital, with cards were present: Mrs. F. K. Don­ un,l visitf* ft was announced that on aldson, Mrs. II. M. Gleason, April 27 a group of women Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. frrm the church w ill motor Fannie I^ ffle r, Mrs. Lucile to Clermont to attend the Mero, Mrs. Evelyn Rice, Mrs. Session o f Presbytery. The Ruby SJoblom, Mrs. Einar C. next Association meeting will Turning, Mrs. Alice Werner, be held this Tuesday at the Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. Ted Sandusky, home o f Mrs. Joe Smathers Brooklyn, M r s . with Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky Mrs. Goble, Mrs. Sassman, and Mrs. as co-hostess. Reports will be Mrs. Thompson be given o f the Prebytery. Williams. CRAZY HAT CONTEST HELD BY SOUTH SEMINOLE CLUB By Maryann Mllee A crazy hat contest among members of the South Semi­ nole Welcome Wagon Club was the highlight o f the gen­ eral membership meeting held Inst Thursday at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Semin | Plaza. Mrs. Claris Sabatlnl won the first prize, a beautiful yellow rose bush donated by Mrs. Juanita Moore, for her entry which was topped with a hobo doll complete with kettle dinner over campfire logs. First runnerup was Mrs. Minna Crum whose hat feat­ ured a doll in rubber ring all ready to go swimming and many other toys. Decorations also Included pictures of the Crum's grandchildren, Karen and Bobby. Mrs. Helen Green, second runnerup, wore a creation of plastic baskets featuring a l a r g e artificial catcrpitlnr hanging on for dear life. The meeting was opened with cards at 10:30 followed by luncheon at 12:30 after which a brief business meet­ ing wns conducted by Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, president, be­ fore the hat contest wns held. The door prize, a strand of pink heads, was won by Mrs. Margie Mount who also join­ By Maryann Mile* ed the club at this meeting. Three Girl Scout Troops Winners in cards were first from the Bear Lake - Forest bridge, Mrs. Irene Blanch­ City area will attend th* camard, a strand o f yellow and poree at the Deer Lake Uirl orange beads; second bridge, i Scout Camp thla weekend. Mrs. Cathryn Wesley, station- | In the group will be Troop cry; first canasta, Mrs. La- Ill led by Mrs. Mary William­ Panin, strand o f blue bends son, Troop 407 led by Mrs. Sarah Hall and Troop 351 led by Mr*. Mary Wilaon. All girls planning to make the trip are asked to meet at Mrs. Wilson's home on STAND S FOR Bunnell Road in Forest City at 7 a.m. Saturday. Area Troops To Attend Camporee LOAN ERVICE RU D Y S LO A N Legal Notice realizes the Tax Collector la a Public Servant. RUD Y S LO A N plana Efficient, Economic A ll . . Service . For Including a Branch Office In South Seminole and M o b i l e Service to other polnta. Toll free phone service. Let RUD Y SLO AN Work For You! Hest Qualified RUDY SLOAN FO R and second canasta. Mrs. M a­ rie Boardman, stationery. Two guests, Mrs. Lucy Maytew of Casselberry and Mrs. Mary Ann Relse o f Tampa, were welcomed by the group. The next general meeting will he May 28 at the Rlksha Inn in Fern Park. A t this time the club will be celebratng its fourth birthday and members are asked to bring a joke g ift for the grab bag. Members making the monthy visit to Sunlund Training Center wore Mrs. Wesley, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mrs. Sue Gates and Mrs l.aPonta. The South Seminole Club sponsors two little girls at the center and has adopted a third child who has no fam ­ ily. Clothing or toys nr# tak­ en to the children each visit. Representing the club at the May 12 meeting of the Welcome Wagon Council o f Central Florida, to be held In Winter Heaven, will be Mrs. Nora Norris, hostess; Mrs. LaPomn. Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. Gilda Pcttinatl and Mrs. Maryann Miles. TAX CO LLECTO R SEM INO LE CO UNTY Pd. Pol. Ailv. %ntlr» wf r n h tl* IlmrlM* N o lle * la horeby * ! v « n . Hoard of County l*»riiml**lon#r* of HtmltiolA County. Florida, prop m * to r»ao n * th* f o llo w in g described property *«netl A-1 Agric u ltu re and H-1A Fin al* Fn m ll v H rrlilfn tlil to ll-IA Itrpidentlal, C-3 Commercial and C-4 Co mmerc ial: It-1A X|*»ldrntUI: T h a t part of \V*i o f 8K ' i o f N \\ «* N W o f It 1C In Hoetlon 3-IIH-29K. ( ' ■ ! ('om m er rln l: T h e N 40d ft of \V»» Of S i :»4 of N w *4 K o f It It uml W o f 1-4 In Hcctloti 23IK-2JK. C-4 C om m erc ial: W t y o f RK44 o f M V 44 K o f l ilt and W of 1-4 4le»* N 400 f i » and that part o f M V 44 «»f N K U " f R\V«4 N of H It. 411 and W o f |-« all In fieri Ion 2-2IH-39C. Public henrime " I I I ha held In tft• Kemlnnlr County Court H our *. Fnnford, Florida, In Ilia County Commissioners Room, on May 12. I!»«4 at lo no A M. or aa anon th e re afte r na possthi*. Hoard of County Comtnlaalnner* Hcmlnoln County, Flo ri d a lly Jamra |». A v e ry , Jr., Ch airman Atteat A r th u r Deck with, Jr. P t T U . H I : Ap ri l 37, 1961 CDT-13 Sw ift's Premium SA R A SO T A B R A N D (2Vi-5 lb. Average) CORNED CHICKEN 69 SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN SHIPPED, GOV'T-INSPECTED, FRESH NOT FROZEN plus 100 extra frs* SLH Crttn Stamps with coupon F 1 - '. "FRYER QUARTER SALE'' ^ (w ith riba) IpOffiTCaYtfSlOO breast quarters or leg quarters = Jfll Green. miStamps —* u ■>... ■* mm O.r.MU Bran, S*V—0 Ik. a r t . . , . CO RNED I I E P c< Iba 69c n e l f N We*.. April It. 1H4 lO O iV Y iY lfO O ^ —- e>4 r w *W •* •ipirti W»*.. April It, 1*44 too too M Green Stamps 3 »b ANT ADULT SIZE T00TN BRUSH your choice , •■*lr*a W#*h April 9t, IH4 w Sliced Bologna 12-ox. pkg. | 1,1,1 Suae, Creek Wieners 3 ST *1 • down produce la n e o 69 10-ox. ja r e if Swift's Premium Smucker's JELLIES PRILL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO large alia 89e •Ilk A ll t M ^ a m i r r - n ASSORTED FLAVORS Green Stamps ■»* *1, U t-AsjS$. lb. FLO R ID A PASC A L plat 50 axtre frat SAM Oratn Stamps with toupoa CELERY O n H H TO W I JM Oroon Stam ps § dda aw*** e4 ** A* * *b p a dairy specials HOWARD JOHNSON'S COCONUT CAKE g 17-oi. pkg. 89c . . . I n . W.U.. a , ,11 » , IM4 Kreft’e Philadelphia Iie n d m m ssm m m OW Cream Cheese 2 ‘VScYW l Luck, Wkl# Deeeert Topping Oroon Stamp* •4* Cl. mtpm mi pmd mt eti SMUCKETS ASSORTED JELUES 3 10-oa. |ora 69c ...Ira* W W . April aa. aaa a a a a a a a pkgi. 25* 9,/i-ox. can 39* DETERGENT SALE! PENNY-SAVER # frozen foods e 1*04 lum'juouuuuuuiaaaajil Minute Meld Oranqe Delight 3 '»« $1 W5eeV «YW • in our yrocery dept* # Jfll Green Stamps rnAiUfmpmmipm+tmtk DASH DOG FOOD 6 toll com 98c in __ • *pir#e We*.. April It, 1*44 limit 1 par customer w ith purchatoo al 31.00 ar mare Fruit D rin k .... 19* Libkr'e Bertltn Pear Halves .. 3M can 29 c mjrgmmmamm B R E A K F A S T C L U B G R A D E A F L O R ID A Sm.eth er Crunch, SoiH'e Oa Jjj Oroon Stamps § •ilk Oi. m mi e—<*»»* »b <—> DOW OVKN CLEANER reg. also 89c Peanut Butter 16-oa. |or 39* ^ o ;1 LARGE EGGS •s*ir*t Wed, April 9*. 1*44 dozen YOUR CHOICE: o w - * ■mnr F & P Sliced Jyt O rson Stam ps SSSX WISHI0NE DREMINO 8-ob . hot. 39c __ M.irM we*. aarii aa. teae O m BEETS, BEANS OR GA-RED CANNED c Orson Stamps » * a „ tmpm mi e—cfctM ti. _ U P T O N 'S TEA SAGS 48-c». pkg. 59e l i g - R Cut G ro a n TOMATOES n i 89 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI „ __ o ' H M . a»nl M. IM4 Seminole Pluza — Casselberry PICTURED A ROVE In th* boat which the City had removed from the Sanford Roat Basin on take Monroe due to being on city property ! ! The boat la now located In ta k e Minnie, south o f Sanford on Highway 17-92. The boat and aign is owned by Charlie Thomas, candidate for Constable, District -L (In set) Pd. Pol. Adv. By A Friend Heinz strained baby foods 6 r 65* lipton's chicken noodle soup & 29* chinito Ig. patna rice at 33* BORN IN APRIL? TIME TO RENEW YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSES. �- L . I* I 6* i . M a rl rage 8 — April 27, 1984 Im ll Golden Wedding Observed By The Charlie Morrisons Mr. and M n . Charlie Morrlaon apent a buejr day laet Wednesday receiving congrat­ ulations from their many friend*. The occaiion for the congratulation* wa* In observance o f the Morrlaon’e 60th Wedding Anniversary. The Morriiona were marri­ ed In New York City April 22, 1014 and came to Florida In 1020. They have both en­ joyed popularity in Sanford and are loved by all who know them. Charlie haa the distinction o f being the best song leader and master o f ceremonies In the state. He Is well known In theatrical fields and has served In civic organisations, both local and national. When silver dollars were In abundante, ho conducted a “ Silver Dollar Quls” on hi* own throughout central Florida, which was rewarding and gratifying to his own person­ al satisfaction. Seml-retired, Charlie Is serving as public relations di­ rector fo r the 8emlno|e Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce. Un­ til he was “ grounded" some months ago, he played tennis several times a week. He is Mrs. Beckham Hosts Past Noble Grands Ladies The Past Noble Grands Club met Tuesday evening at the home o f Mrs. Clarence Snyder In Osteen with Mrs. R. II. Reckham as hostess. H ie devotions were given by Mrs. Virginia Anderson and the business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Henrietta Raines, president. Refreshments of strawberry shortcake, candy and punch were served to Mrs. Mae My­ ers, Mrs. Elisabeth Hnnnurn, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. It. A . Futrell, Mrs. Virginia An­ derson, Mrs. Margaret Greene, Mrs. Ileaula Thornton, Mrs. Henrietta Raines, Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Mildred 8i|ulres, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. 8nyder, Mrs. Reckham and a guest, Mrs. Eva Williams. Time Now To- TO DAY! dtowsiA still active In all phase* o f entertainment and extends hi* services graciously. Mrs. Morrison (Lau ra) is an avid gardener, and has a so-called green thumb. She is widely known fo r her work Miss Theresia Whitten and Miss Reverly Ervin, Tommy’s aunts assisted Mrs. Gracey with the serving and enter­ taining. Various party games were enjoyed, ending in a ball game In which Tommy's side won. The delicious blue and yel­ low birthday cake, Ice cream and punch were served to Con­ nie Ann Foster, Reverly Er­ vin, Debra Tiger, Ann 8mlth, Katy Crabtree, Theresia Mrs. Creasey named her chairman, scrrtarles and new officers as Ruth Creasey, president; Rose Fidler, vice MR. AN D MRS. C H A R LIE MORRISON president; Mona I,cwis, re­ cording secretary; Mabel G r e e n , treasurer; Rlanrhe Frye, seretary o f Children’s Work; Lillian Park, secre­ tary o f Christian Service, Rose Circle Mrs. Alburn Rector, Incom­ Ina Benedict, literature and The Rose Circle o f the San­ ing president o f the Sanford publications; Mabel Swallow, Garden Club, was a special promotion; Snrah Ogg, spirit­ ford Garden Club met recent­ guest at this meeting. ual life; Gwen Howard, stu­ ly at the home o f Mrs. James dent work; Clyde Moore, sup­ Truitt with Miss Glcnna Maply work; Ruth Perry, ycuth gill serving as co-hostess. work; Margaret Powell, JoDr. John Darby was guest cal church activities; Jean speaker and used colored Spaulding, circle rhalminn; Beatrice J. Tyson, membership slides on lawns, garden pests and Laura Arrington, pub­ and Inscctlsldes with detailed licity. explanations on proper treat­ Members o f the Pilot Club The nominating committee ment. o f Sanford held their regular consists o f Gertrude Rader, Mrs. Charles Meriwether monthly builnrsa meeting re­ chairman; Violet Reeder, Ma­ was elected president and cently In the Caucus Room o f Mrs. O. L. llarkcs, vice pres­ The First Federal Savings ident for the coming year. and Loan Ruilding. A ll other officers and com­ The president, Miss Janet mittees are to remain the Smith, presided over the same. meeting and received reports Mrs. Mildred Knbeock was from the various committee elected delegate to the Stats chairman. convention and Mrs. Henry A letter was reed form Simpson is alternate. Mrs. Wilds Richardson, E x­ Others present were the ecutive Director o f Pilot In­ Mmcs. O. L. Harks, J. L. ternational, thanking the San­ Rrown, Charles Ilruntlry. II, ford club fo r the painting R. Crumley, W. G. Kilbce, they presented to the Pilot Fred Llngenfclscr, Charles Scholarship House In Talla­ Meriwether, W. 8. Miller, Jr., hassee. This painting was J. C. Noel, Donald Norton, done hy Mrs. Rosamond Chap­ Charles Park, Hr., G. R. Pear­ man, member o f the Pilot Club son, Henry Simpson, Marie of Sanford. Wilhelm and Charles Chile. An Impressive Inlatlon cer­ emony was held fo r a new member, Mra. Virginia Har­ KnhlHnut’H rison o f IlcRary. Tjc U id n n Pilot Club Holds Initiation Rites For New Member D IN N E R D E LIV E R Y SERVICE • Complete delicious dinners Judith AsensioEngaged Mrs. Gabriel Javier Asen­ ryberry, son o f Mr. and Mrs. born In Atlanta, Ga., and at­ sio o f Sanford, announces David Derry berry o f Mem­ tended school In Georgia. She ths e n g a g e m e n t o f her phis, Tenn. was graduated from Seminole Phi Gamma Eta Chapter daughter, Miss Judith Asen­ The bride-elect, daughter of o f Beta Sigma Phi recently High School with the class o f sio, to Lt. William David Der- the late Gabriel Asensio, was met at the home o f Barbara ’60 and Is presently employ­ Erickson. ed as a dental assistant. Final plans were made for Lt. Derryberry was born In Founder’ s Day, which will be Memphis and was graduated at the Capri on A pril 26. from Treadwell High School Plans were also made fo r in Memphis with the class tht annual Mother’s Tea to o f '64. He was graduated In be held at the Women’s Club 1968 from the Memphis State on May 0. The evening pro­ University with a B-S. De­ gram was given by Carol TOMM Y GRACEY gree. Mitchell and P eggy Crever. A The couple met while Lt, Whitten, Steve Hlckcock, Den­ hake sale was held immed­ Derryberry was stationed at iately a fter the meeting to nis Griffith and Tom'* two the Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ raise money. brothers, Billy and Danny tion with Heavy Attack Refreshments were served Squadron Three. He is pre­ Gracey. to the following members: sently deployed aboard th* S h i r l e y Alexander, Carol USS Shangri La in the Med­ Mitchell, Sandy Collins, P eg ­ iterranean Sea. gy Crever, Jean Gonxslex, The wedding will be an Barbara Moses, Linda Reck, event of July 11, 1964 at 4 Barbara Erickson, June W ar­ p.m. at the Chapel o f U.S. ner, Leslie Best, Shirley Naval A ir Station, Sanford. Stumpf, and Vicki Wesslund. bel Swallow, Gertrude Keiper and Mildred Rault. Happy Birthday was sung Osteen to five members with Mis* Adelaide Conte at the piano. we outfit the men In The president, Mrs. Creasey the parly, correctly . . . . gave a brief report on the crmfortsbly. Mcthndi.t Conference held re­ By Mr*. Clarence Snyder cently in Orlando. Merrel Campbell o f Bing­ Clyde Moore presented the hamton, N .V., recently visit­ program, followed by a piano ed his grandfather, Purl MISS JUD ITH ASENSIO a e 1e c 11 o n “ Traumernr’ by Campbell. Schuman by Miss Conte. Mra. Cecil N . O gg had W H ITES charge o f the devotions, dur­ AND ing which a duct hy Gertrude Rader and Beatrice Muller TUXEDO By Mildred Haney P.M. at the W’ est Volusia Hos­ was presented, ” 1 Heard The 'f h r e e happy travellers pital in DeLand. Mrs. Craw­ O UTFITS Voice of Jesus Say,’’ with North Wednesday ford, who had been confined Miss Conte the accompanist. headed to her wheel chair for a num­ Assisting with the program morning. Mrs. Norman W ag­ ber o f years, succumbed to a were Mrs. Arthur Wagner ner and Mrs. Lemuel Charles heart attack. She leaves three R E N T A L S — SALE S nnd Mrs. Sidney Swallow. were passengers In the car daughters, Carol who lived The Mary Circle wa* hos­ driven by Mrs. Harold W il­ with her, and JoAnn and Open Fri. N ights tess' fo r the refreshments. lett. Mrs. W agner and Mra. Rosemarie. She also leaves a The buffet table was over­ Charles w ill stop o ff at Brad­ son, Harry. laid with a white linen cloth, enton, Ohio, their home town, centered with an arrange­ snd Mrs. W llett will proceed When Mr. Horace Tucker V M tH SANFORD ment o f garden blooms, trays to her form er home in De­ was presented with an out­ FLO W E R SHOP 115 Magnolia Sanford troit, Mich. She will return o f cookies, silver tea and cofdoor grill on his birthday, he Cor. E. 1st 4 Sanford Ave. Phone 322-1535 fro acrvlre and china ap­ with her mother and will promptly Invited friends and 322-1822 or 322-8(52 pointments completed t h e pick up her two companions neighbors to backyard cooktable, presided over by Mrs. again in Ohio fo r ths trip out at hla home. The follow ­ Sol Caruso and Mrs. A lta back to Deltona. Wa wish ing 8unday, a beautiful day these ladles a happy trip and for a picnic, they gathered Clark. safe return. around “ Tuck’’ to sample his Place dampened clothes in cooking. Ih e bountiful table the refrigerator when Ironing Friends and neighbors were offered traditional picnic fare There’s no need o f • long statement Is Interrupted temporarily. saddened Wednesday by ths Including barbecued ribs. Be­ when our message is brief. So we’ll They'll stay damp and won't news that Mrs. Estelle Craw­ tween frequent snacks o f the just skip mildew. ford had passed awsy at 1:80 goodies, the younger mem­ bers o f the party enjoyed a ■plash party in the adjacent Cralghton pool. This success­ ful picnic will undoubtedly set a precedent fo r many more enjoyable get-togethers down here and Miy "R A N D A L L ELECTRIC In the neighborhood. \ Holds Meeting W ED D IN G C O M IN G UP? Personcus Deltona New s A n d Events Q .im MIN'S WEAR HOTICE 8tsrt from ths bottom and work up when washing walls. This prevents streaks which deve’op when water trickles down an unwashed area. Before warhlng throw rugs, bast* a strip o f any white fabric to one long edge. This Is easier to pin over the line than a thick fold. CO M PANY 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 Commercial , . . Residential . . . Industrial W iring Enterprise D E LIVER E D D A IL Y "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" . WOODROW CASH The moth always seems to got the blame fo r chewed-up hole* in a fa ­ vorite sweater, suit, or dress. Of course, he is not Innocent; but the moth has many companions In crime, II Uevtlrs, carpet beetles, silver fish, crickets, unu Touches also enjoy a good fabric meal, . This month many homemakers are getting ready to protect their winter garments from thrsc hungry vllllans , during the ecming warm weather. And what better timo to undertake this project thsn Good Grooming Week? Clothing care experts at the Nationnl Institute o f Drycleaning say that proper storage will safeguard a garment’s well-groomed appearance and extend Its life. They cite five majer hazards to avoid In properly stor­ ing garments; insects, soil, heat, humidity, and light. Those who plan to store their winter garments at home must first take precautions against Insect damage. A ll garments must be clean and stain free. Insects will not munch on any clean fabric except wool—and drycleaners protect wools by mothproofing them during drycleaning. Cleaning will also destroy insect larvae that may al. be hiding in the fabric, and w ill eliminate sharp sell particles that cut a garment's tiny fibers. Next step is to rid your storage space o f insect larvae. They can hide In corners or cracks o f floors, eo dust closets or storage chests thoroughly. Insect larvae are especially likely to hide in dust, where particles o f wool ran accumulate. One o f the most popular professional storage plana is “ box storage." Drydeaners provide boxes to customeA and o ffe r to clean and store all garments placed in the boxes. Drydeaners also may provide insurance fo r stored garments. Downtown Gleaners & Launderers J1S 8 . P a lm e tto A r t . Tommy Gracey, son o f Ron o f Mr. and Mrs. W . S. Gra­ cey o f 2661 Palmetto Ave. celebrated his 12th birthday Saturday, April 18, with a birthday party at his home. W ealthy Spokes read a poem “ Spring Gardens.’’ Mr*. George Spaulding pre­ sented three new members, Mrs. A. Heirs, Jean l.aughton and Mrs. W . A . Illack. Ph. 322-2256 . Of Beta Sigma Phi fly Mrs. Adam Muller The Women’s Society o f Christian Service o f the De­ nary Community Mcthodditt Church met on Tuesday, April 14, at Uni church in the social hall. Mrs. Charles Creasey presided and gave the Invocation. 2526 PARK UR. T E Z i :' Honors T. Gracey President O f DeBary W SCS Open Wed. p.m. A Frl. N ile iia Phi Gamma Eta Airs. Ruth Creasey Elected MON. TH R U HAT. 4 P. M. to 6 I*. M. RY D A Y OR W EEK. FR E E M ENUS LOW COST I Sanford A Hanford Area Fashions with the Hibiscus Circle o f The Sanford Garden Club and for years, she was active In all the social activities o f the First Presbyterian church, Laura Is also a tennis en­ thusiast and plays weekly. A Birthday Party 822-5292 Personals Miss Katherine Lltch cele­ brated her lis t birthday last Sunday and was guest of honor at s diner party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Parker at their home on Enterprise and Pine Streets. Other guests included the Rev. and Mrs. Michael Kippcnbrock and Mrs. Carl Bsrthsm o f De­ ll ary. P LA C IN G F U R N ITU R E on the giant chess board, Miss M yrtle Wilson, home extension agent, Mrs. Kerm it Jamison and Mrs. Esther Stipp o f the Naval Officers Wives Club, prepure fo r Tuesday’s home decorating session for Navy wives. The theme o f the program will be "The Eternal Chess Guinu” and will feature the moving und placing o f furniture in the home as well ns tips for Navy wives moving from station to station. Speaker o f the day will be David R. Johnson o f Helmly’a Furniture who will give pointers on furniture construction which will make the Navy w ife a better furniture buyer. Johnson, a graduate o f Berry College in Rome, Ga., in industrial urts, has had 18 years experience in the furni­ ture business in Orlando in three leudlng stores there. /MieverS a w OPEN HOUS E Friday, May 1, Florida State Bank celebrates its 25th anniversary. Join In the fun. Anyone may register during banking hours for six beautiful prizes. See the new electronic banking equip­ ment on display. Altamonte Black's coming back for fall. Blunging and baring topped blacks will make the fashion news for restaurant dining and dancing, Harper's It was moving day recently Bazaar reports. for Mr. and Mrs. Lorne E. Jseb and family, form erly of Reverly Avenue to their new LET US H ELP homo on Maitland Avenus, al­ so Mr. snd Mrs. Guy E. Nuss Y O U ......... and family from Springlsks Road to East Faith Terrace Road. Personals A well oiled rolling pin does a no-stick job o f rolling cook­ ie, breed or coffsecake dough. Rub ths rolling pin with cooking oil. W ATCH FOR TOUCHTON’S 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th (Rrnil} PR IZE — 2 1 ” RCA color television set PR IZE -3 -p le c e Sterling Tea Set and Tray PR IZE - Pair of Sterling Candellabras PR IZE - Sterling Silver Bowl P R IZ E -S t e r lin g Silver Vase P R IZ E — Silver Compote Dish BALLONS FOR THE CHILDREN You do not have to be present to win. Employes Err of the Florida State Bank of Sanford amd their relatives not eligible to win. Hemembw K IN G 'S BEAUTY SALON Over Roumlllat'a Drag FLORIDA STATE BARK — Special — S10 Cold Watro MEMBER F.D.I.C. Complete Penaaaeat fft - 0 0 Haircut Shampoo * get $1.00 $1.50 Na Appelotaaat Nee. Opm Eve* By Appt. Ph. tll-M U Flemings Gifts - Cards - Books 210 E. First St. T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD SANFORD �(Dsuah GJb&y • D E A R AB B Y: When I was IT I married a man I did not love Just to get away from my mother. I thought 1 would learn to love him, but now I know that I never wtU. Believe me, I have tried. 1 will he 30 years old tomorrow and I have nine children. I just can't stand my husband any more. He isn’t mean to me or any* thing like that, but he Is s u c h a pest. 1 can't explain how hard it Is to live with someone you don't love. (Do I make my­ self clear?) I can't Just leave with no excuse, and I can't think of any good grounds for divorce. Is there an answer? BORED DEAn BORED: Have a talk with your clergyman, or a marriage counselor. They w ill give you a refresher course in bow to make a go of a marriage you have be­ come bored with. I can think o f nine good reasons why you should. (Do I make my­ self clear?) • • • DEAR ABBY: One day after school my girl friend and I were standing around in front o f the school talking to a bunch of boys. All o( a By Abigail Van Buren sudden one of the boys said something real dirty. 1 was attend our wedding attend­ ed hla first, excepting, of so didn't course, his immediate fam ­ know what to say so I just ignored it. My brother (he's ily. A friend told me that it would show very poor taste a senior) was standing there for m y daughter to have a at the time and he didn’t say a word. Later 1 asked him why he didn’t say some­ thing to the boy who used the dirty launguage in front o f me, and be said it wasn't his place to say anything. I should have stood up for myself. I always thought a girl's brother was supposed to see that his sister was treated with respect. Or am 1 mistaken? SOUTHERN HIGH FRESHMAN DEAR FRESHM AN: You are not mistaken. Your bro­ ther surely must have known better. Color Win yellow. • • • big, elaborate wedding, with all the trimmings, when the groom has already been through one. la thia true? MOTHER IN DOUBT DEAR M OTHER: No. Y’our daughter may have the kind of wedding she wants. The only poor taste I can see here was shown by your • friend" for presuming to advise without knowing the facts. • • • embrarrassed I By Ruth Millett Perhaps you read about the the Christmas psrty ruth. Maybe we grownups could take the second step—by giv Tex., who have had their ing up the Idea that every Christmas party— complete single organization, club, of­ With Sania Claus—for 1964. fice and individual has to have They gave a very logical a Christmas party of aoma and practical reason for plan­ sort. ning a Christmas party in Then we wouldn't have to spring. The Christmas season do like the girls in El Paso— has become such a busy, hec­ have a Christmas party in tic time they Just couldn't some other month than Dec come up with a December ember. We could spread our date for their party. social life a bit more evenly At least the girls have tak­ en the first step in heating high school girls in El Paso, Legal Notice N o tic e to Contractors to bid on pav ing trlanals conne cting g u itn 'i M lrm r Clrcla and W i n t e r r * r k t>rlv* In Caaeallu r r y — In format ion may ba ebtalnsd tn the o f f lr a o f tha Ma vor, Caaaalberry. Florida. V e r y truly yotira. (Sira.) M ary 'V. Ilaw thnrna T o w n Clerk Pub lish) A p ril t l . M ay 4, 11. ISSI C I> T - t t TV RENTAL • Stirs • Service Seminole T V F A 2-4920 Zenith Color TV 8sl*t 2(00 Hanford Ava. TO W.: have a borrow at Eas­ Get It off your ehest. For DEAR ABBY: Our daugh­ a personal, unpublished re­ ter is planning to be mar­ ply, write to ABBY, Box ried this summer. She has 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. always wanted a large 90212. Enclosed a stamped, church wedding with a self-addressed envelope. • • • white gown, attendants, etc. The young man she Is mar­ For Abby’s booklet, "Howrying was married briefly a To Have A Lovely Wed­ few years ago, but his wife ding," send 50 cents to Ab.by, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, died. He is from out of Calif. 90212. state, and no one who will (tfe Jhs U)omm: Legal Notice C O N FID EN TIAL W. "H e that would short Lent, let him money to be repaid ter." • • • S s lln of I'wbll* Hearing N o lle * Is hereby given. Hoard o f County Commissioners o f Frmlnol# County, Florida, p ro ­ pose to m o n o the f o llo w in g described propsrty soned t t - i A M i i k I* F a m ily Iteeldentlsl to A - l Agricu ltu re : Hole I f and :s. W a t t s Farms Subdivision. Fu rth e r described as ly in g south of l-ake P r i e s and Eaai o f Hunsrt Hoad. Pub lic h ea rin g w i l l ha held In the Hemlnula County Co ur t House. Hanford, Florida, In tha County CnmmiMlonera ttoom, on May IS, ISSI at 10:00 A M. or aa lo o n th e re a fte r ae possi­ ble. Hoard o f County Commissioners hrmlnole County. Florida lly Jamra 1*. A v e ry , Jr.. Chairman Atte st Ar th u r Heckwllh, Jr. P I ' l l l . t r i l l : April 27. ISIS CDT-XI Legal Notice Kollo* • ! I*ah Its Maarlog Nutlcs Is bsrvby glvor. Hoard of County Commission­ ers of Hsnilnuls County, Flor­ ida. proposs to rssons (he fol* lowing drscrlbvd propsrty e<Bied Jt-1AA Hingis Family Itvaldsii tlsl and H-2 Huplen to It-1 Multiple Family llosblsutlal: Ix-le 21 and IS. Ballmer A Weiss Manor. Further descrlbrd as a w of Gladwin Ava. and NVV of Walla Ava. I'ublle lisarlng will ba held In tha Hsmlnola County Court House. Hanford. Florida. In Ilia County t'ominlMlonsra on May 12, lis t «t ! 0:«0 A.at. or aa aoon tliaraattar aa possi­ ble. Board of County Commissioners Msmlnols County. Florida lly Jsmsa I*. Avery, Jr, | Chairman ~ 1 Attast Arthur Beckwith, Jr. FL'BLiaiti April IT, ISSI CDT-TS LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Prices A re Tailored To Your Tins*, Needs And Badgst • . — aH U Be ItI AA R Bottle . s . or C u e over the 12 months of the year. Now—and not la December —Is the time to give this Idea a little attention. Now It the time to iblft a number of partlea to other reasons of the year. If we would do that, we could reclaim Chrlstmaa ai a religious and family holiday, make it again a season to anticipate with Joy Instead of draad, and a time to look back on with warm pleasure In stead of thinking, "Thank goodness, that's over for an other yea r." We could change things easily—by taking a tip from a group of teen-agcri.And Christmas could become the wondrous time it used to be. ^ Free Prompt Delivery I Hellas af Faklla Hearing R v W n ffa tl j lacoby The National Intercollegi­ ate Bridge Tournament la made-up of a group of 18 par hand* that are played by stu­ dents at hundredi of colleges and universities. These par hands, prepared by Bill Root and Larry Roas­ ter, are designed to test the players' skill in both bidding and play. The hands are first bid and then Irrespective of the ac­ tual bidding there ia a direct­ ed final contract. Un hand ona. South is supposed to reach four hearts and West Is directed to open the ten of trumps. Without a trump lead. South would have one spade loser and two trump losers. Against that trump lead, South nolea that he has two possible spade M ONDAY P. M. T U E S D A Y A . tl. 1:00 4.11 l:2i) 1:1* 4:1* T l. t ill (2 ) <() (S) (2 ) IS) (t) (II (I) (I) 1:14 ( I ) («) Ti4l t i l 7:4) t l ) aian On Hunahlna Almanac Fa rm Itapurt W o r ld Civ ilisatio n Collago of tha A i r T od ay W a l l Da Marla* Fa rm W arhtt Ba»art M ata Nawi aa« W a a th tr Today P ra -le h a a l F t a a a la g Cauat4aara S a v a Mlckay'a Uoapal T im a Legal Notice IK T i l l : e m i t I T C O l H T OF T H E Hth J I T H I T A I . I l i l t I I T IK AMI FON SEM IKO LL C O l'K T I, F LO H IIIA IK C H A M SISSY KO. IIUM13 E A S T H I V U l HA VINtlrt H A N K . 4 Now l u r k corporation. Plain! Iff. va. HOM ER H E R R I N and M I L I l K E D UF.HHIN. hla w lfo Dafcndant*. X O T I I i : T O I I F F S IM ) OH OHUS:II OF P I IH .II -k TIO K ■ I I T F O R S'OHi:t L o a l M K T o : HOJIt.lt G K U H IN Chatoin Alabama TOC, IIO M K It O E R R I N . ara haraby notlflad that a C o m ­ plaint f o r Foracloaura o f M o r t ­ g a g e haa bran fllad agalnat you, and you ara requ ired to aarva a ropy o f yo u r Anawar or plaadlnaa to tha Complaint on tha P la in tif f' s atlornay, Joaaph M. Fllaca rald, SSI Hapurity Truat llulldlng. Miami 12. Florida, ami flla tha o r i g i n ­ al Anawar nr plea ding In Ilia o ff lc a o f tha Clark o f tha C i r ­ cuit Court on or bafora tha l l t h day ar May A.D.. I I I * . If ) au f a ll ta da to. Judgment by def ault will ha takan agalnat you f o r tha rallaf damandad la tha Complaint. T ha daacrlptlon o f tha rt al pr ope rty proceeded agalnat la: Lat ». HT. JOIINH V I L L AG E. Sacond llavlalon, a c ­ c ordin g to plat lh ar aof aa racordrd In Plat Book la, gagaa Tl and Tl. Public Racorda of Hamlnol* Cou n­ ty. Flo rid a: T O G E T H E R W I T H tha fa llo w l a g paraonal p ro perly: P r a w a y Spare Heater, M e ­ dal No 11412 T bla notlra ahall ba publlahad one# aarh weak f o r four roneeeutlve wevke In tha Banford Harold D O N E ANt> " I l H E f i r . D at Hanford. Hemlnnl# county. Florida, this l l t h day o f Ap ril A.D.. 1Sd4. SAVE AT A & P On(Bhidqsi NORTH ♦ Q 10 V 432 n ♦ 1097* ♦ AKQI W IS T EAST ***** 6KJ7I *no* vi cqj ♦ K 4 33 ♦QJ83 4 1042 4 t»| SOUTH (D ) 4 A42 HAST** ♦ A ♦ J8TI No one vulnerable ■eat* West North East IT Paso 2 * Pas. 34 Paaa 3V Paaa 4 f Pai* Paaa Paaa Opening lead— T 1* losers. His problem Is to cause one of them to disap­ pear Into thin air. II* can do so by what is known as a TELEVISION 1:11 ( I tI Ckoaaov Ckaaaev * (MWarea (1 ) Ns w a ll n* 1:1* I I I M arts Staiusala ■ g a r t* 4:' (2 ) W oatnar l S:2» t i l W aa th ar <:3* ( I t W a lt a r Cronkit# (2 ) H u a tla y -lt rla k la y 7:00 t l ) l la v a tlun W i l l Traval (1 ) Digaat (2 ) /.ana Oray Thaatar 7:11 (2 ) Manday Nit # A t Tha ll a v la a ( 4 ) T o T a ll Tha Truth IS) Outar L im it * I #0 1 4) l' va Out A sacral 1:21 ( I ) W a g o n T ra in (4 ) Tha Lucy Bhoar *:#* (4 ) Danny Thomaa w 1:21 ( I ) And y G r if fit h 8h*w (2 ) H o ll y w o o d and tha Btara 11:0* (SI III ca kin g Point ( I , Eaal Sldo— Waat ■Ida ( t ) fling A lo n g W ith Mitch 11:14 (2 ) Nawaeopa ( * ) Newa 1* 1 Nawaltna 11:11 t l ) Hp orti Final ( 5 ) Tha atar o f lha Mara l l : t | ( I t T o a lt a Shaw IS) Mnvla 11:41 IS) Tha L a la Show I I I ( t l T od ay ( I t Ca rta avlHa t l ) Lampa of Learning 1.41 (2) Dlvorct Court (1 ) (S) (2 ) I! II i l l (S ) (I) 1:21 Kierclat R o m p t r Room Gala Morn) Hay Whan Hpanlah l.et»ona Mika W a ll a c e Nawa (1)I LavaLacy 11:1* (2) Word for Word (S ) 11:40 ( 2 ) (*) 11:0* IS ) 11:20 IS) tl) East can ruff that trick if ha desires to do so, but then he will have no trump left to lead and South will get his spade ruff at hit leasure. So Eait will discard, whereupon the last diamond will be ruff­ ed. Then South will lead hit fourth club. Again East ran ruff or discard as he pleases. South will be sure of his ten tricks. 1:11 IS) fl) (2 ) 1:11 t l ) *:d l ( I ) Secret (t a n a IS) Trallmaater (1 ) Tho 4.3* (SI Cnrl* R ID E - IN or TamarConaa- quanraa 12:41 (S) Outamn LI»M l:0o i * l Girl T a lk t l ) Manic o ( ( 2 ) .Nawa 1:11 ? ir e $ t o » t 42-HOUR TIRE EVENT ELECT Ford Cavanaugh Jtuai* B EEF (2) Hpeelal— LL 1:S0 ( 4 ) tl) (2) 1:42 t * t 1:10 t i t f*i 1:21 ( I ) tt) (tl 1:0* IS) (2) (I) A t Tha WarlO T a r o t Mid-Fla. Nawa Ri-lanra lA fftlm a Pata wo rd Ann Houihern A r t Lln kla tt ar Day In Cour t T ho D o cto rt T o Tall Tha T ru th l.orotta Toting General aooapllal LAST DAT A T 1:00 - 1:05 - S:I0 7:15 - 9:00 DON KNO TTS Legal Notice Ida Inorgdiila Mr.umast n o t ic e t o T im p i nt.tc NOTICE Iri IIEIIEHY GIV­ EN that the Hoard of Adliiatment of the City of Hanford will hold a Hpw.-lal 21—lion on Turada). Ala) U. 11(4. In tha City llall at 2:30 I'M In order to conalder a rrqueet for a variance In tha Zoning Ordi­ nance raar yard rriiutremente aa pvrtaina to lola 4 A l>. Hlock 2, of I'nlrvltw Huhdlvlalnn. II. I, I'rrltlna. Chairman I'ohllsh April 27, 12(1 CHT-S7 Start* Tomorrow A I 1:00 - .1:00 • 5:00 7:00 - 9:00 Wilt I vtitferful tint for i ■ tfit liketill! n «n i{R iK 3 «u .n Every bit at good at lha bait ...yet cottt you lets way rnr f ro*r<v M B U EM C U 1 fU U m BlQ REWARDfor Smart Shoppm' RCA VICTOR COLOR TV B A R G A IN r c a V ic t o r NEW CROP YELLOW ONIONS FRESH DISTRICT t Cavuuueh Will Fellhfullr For A L L Stainolc County SQUASH SU N N Y F IELD IS Pd. Pol. Adv. . 2 GRADE (O fr tJ s CAFETERIAS LARGE EGGS - 39 SAVE AT A & P SAVE AT A&P Special! Whilr llnuar Inalant Non-Fat Jana Parkar DHiriuua Dutch APPLE DRY P IE S MILK «R 1-Lb. 8-01. FINRAPI'LB Earh IMES ' Com* dm* wdh u*. Enjoy amp. appollung aaladl. . . NdEr ploa. cako* and crdtmd.. .toodor, gsHtluod prkava mddto tad Earddfl-fntB weeeUWoa. . . aenmd hi trvty mat'd aurroundingg. And ronvorwbor, ThwradNr Naht *tam% Bight" wtth fia t dassarta far ah. . . and , -jEndty a%fd la “ mans mis**” wtyrn jna gal t Me *,J4h. T Boat alaak too Sad la your ardar Its only •sm dollar. Trad# Winds Cdfatasiaa also lartUd in OHnndo, Lddaburg, Cocoa A Malbourat D O N U TS NOW SERVING la lha Lbs-- A FLORIDA lan r Parker Golden, Cinnamon or Sue ared iHMMm.ttA at-g.J|F,M . Bournr; d;M •E.G0 A NL FORD C A V A N A U G H 3 a 25' YELLOW M w tfstd COLOR TV ^T^cioui'Fbod CmitcM&tiu YOUR C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R FRESHLY GROUND SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. . rrs a PlttAuat ’ TO S im IMAS i “SUPER-RIGHT’* EXTRA LEAN TN I ATRf See tomorrow —- in this paper Ford Work LB. a T lT .an A Y T 1=0 A 111*0 “ W AV* FAAHIIITK ai'OHTf" Hark Hudasso Paala Proolla* — Color Co-Hit AI S ill Only » II ETWEE V| HEAVEN A M I HEI.I." Ilwberl AVagwaa — I nine ( 2 ) Flrat Impraaalon 12:11 (S) Fa ther K now n Heat far 87 Your Cholc« t o k it s : or t.tf# (S> Haven Key* ro w ( 2 ) T ru th Oama O r Minute Cubed 1:1* (S) Mavarlck ( I ) Cartoon* ( I ) Rati of Grouch* l : t l (2 ) Nawaeopa ( l ) . L a a v * It T o Rea ver T U F -S D A T P. M. 14) Hearth Match Walt (2 ) Hum * A Allan Tha Objact . l a Jaopardy Hat Tha Mateaga Tha l l o c o y t Misting l.lnka Pats * Ulady o 11:11 (S ) I o t a Tha Edna o f N i g h ! Qaaaa F a r A Day You Don't Hay P r u g t a a Edwarda Nawa , ,0ki « f Special I Ann Faga Turn ala SOUP l r 3 101i O*. Cans Jana Parker Brown *N* Sana Special! Ann Faga Blended ROLLS SYRUP 2 ,,fc«7«0f 2T ,p"iL\w*'*' Seminole Plaza Veor dreaaae cto i* tree wttk ON U. B. n i l C w at CasasE ars/ 811-7171 < . <dr ,ii i in i n i.i PLAIDSTAMPS r-i. so u th It A p 'S uPer , > i dummy reversal play. He must duck the first trump lead and win the con tinuatlon. Then he cashes his ace of diamonds, enter dum my with a club, ruffs a d!a mond with one o f hit trumps, enters dummy with a second club, ruffs another diamond with his next to last trump and lead* a third club to dum­ my. TONIGHT 1:11 (f t Mickey F.vaaa Ikvw I ea IS) Captain Kaagaroa 1.21 C ) Waathtr aid Newt "Supcr-Rlghl" Weatcrn Brof Boatltaa By Oswald Jacoby Notice la hereby Hlvan. o f County fu m m lselo n Tel. 322-090* ^ ■ | Board ars o f Hsmlnola Co un t), F lo r ­ — > Open S A. Mr— 12 Midnight j ida. propose to m o n o (Its folIowing described p ro p e rly sonad A - l Ag ricu ltu re to R - l Multiple F a m ily Residentia l: I.ote 111 through dll, SSI through SIS. S72 through IT4. that part of Lota ISO through ( 1 2 . lyin g K or a line running from tha N E ro r of Lot SIS H to Lak a o r i e n t * accor ding to tha subdivision o f lands be­ lo n gin g to Al tam o n te Hprlngs l-and. -Jlotel end N a vig a ti o n C o , ae recorded In P.H. 1, Pg. IS, public records or Seminole County, Fla., and b e t BB a c ­ c or ding to tha aforesaid plat which Is alto described as: B e g at the N W cor o f I-ot SSS o f the afore said plat, run W I 114 So. Palmetto rhs IS links to the N E c or of L o t SSI o f the afore said plat, Phono FA 2-0814 run H t rhs I I links mors ar T4ls I TV mitts auicMng bisel Cists lets to Laka O rltnia . run alo n g proof RCA High fidelity Color Tubs. Supsrtlis chore o f In ks llrle nta powliful Nsn Villi VHf Tunrr, 24.000-volt M J 'e rly to the HW c or o f aald llKloff ddiustrd) tolar thsws. Rich "Coll.ol 112. run N I rha IS links 8m Tkiaor I M sound. mure or lesa to PuB. Fu rther described aa H o f Orang e A v a dun IBRAt.) and N W o f L ak e Orlanta. Tka IJSIAnk INUliltr Ar thur If. Beckw ith. Jr. paici Public hearing will ba held Marl 0 Sanaa ia i-sa 14m Clark. Circuit Court In the Seminole County Court W.T. idi K I*, gklaro By: Marllia T. Vlb lrn House, Hanford. Florida, In the Deputy Clark County Cummlaaloners Boom, on May It . I S l i at IS:S« A M. Joaaph M. SHagerald t i l Hacurlty Truat Bu lld la g or ae soon th e re afte r as petalMiami I I . Florida blA F R a n k lln l-S *7 ) Board a f Publlah: April IT. IT. I l l MAGNOLIA 122-1562 County Cnmmlaslsatrt May 4. I I . I I I ! Seminole County, Florida CUT I I l l y James p. A v e ry , Jr. Chairman Attest Ar th u r Beckwith, Jr. P l I U L I d l f : A p r il IT. ISIS * v wdE* - —wk' C U T -IS . Bd *IlIHLLflCt ^ ft 'April 27, 1864 — P brp 8 V m ll l a m a ) atriotaaii too* M i.a ia i iu h i it F rie o t In thia ad s r t good U u s a i k W odnot- i day, Afffl M. PiREcrwt ShOMfiaC CdElHT I Hwjr. 17.92 nt 27lh �OUR B O A R D IN G pigg HOUSE TOCVARECrtV * p io c o n e f— t w * r w HAtP V fttofttfTIO COA1CER PIMUM4 < ! You w lo o s e ortiv k BRiMo A P U *K « > 7 wwv ip - April 27,1064 [SID E G LAN C E S I WAVE MV REASONS WEREN'T Ytw IM CHURCH THS / r AM P B y Galbraith j lu tho Cn H of tbs Ceuuty J i l t * . Semloolo C ssstf, Stats • f PIsrMa. la Probeto la rs tbs Estato sti D. K. KERSET, slss knotra • ■ DENMT K. XKRKKT, Deceased, m i l NOTICE Nodes la hereby titan that ths undersigned wilt, on tha Ulh day at May, A.D. 1M4, prsssnt to ths Honorsbls Conn* ty Judts of Stmlnola County, Florida, hsr final rstum, ac­ count and Tonchsrt, ta Ad­ ministratrix of ths Estate of D. K. KERSET. also known aa DENNIT K. KERSEY, daesaasd. and at said time, thsn and thsrs, maka application to ths said Judts for a final ssttlsmsnt of hsr administra­ tion of said sstats, and for aa ordtr discharging hsr aa auch Administratrix. Dated Ibis ths lltb Say at March. A. D. 1H4. SUSIE KEIIHET As Admlnlstratrla s f ths Kstats sf D. K. XEFtSET. a.'k/a DENMT K. KER8ET Dscsassd BTEN8TROM, DAVIS A McI n t o s h Attorneys for Administrates Post Offlra Ilox 1110 Sanford. Florida ll? U Publish April «. It, It, ST, 1IH c d t -i : > WWATS THE OTHER REASON! j MOCW'NO, a BEETLE? ySf PORTHa C j EATS/ 1HEV WON'T S tC A e e ^ -tH s y tW k A om a * * * o p - c ' iApL)ILT5INa<JV — THSM'-w-YMSM THE 4 OffATT SO INM ATES here .H A Z E L , v_ t e g ? OUR r W HEN ARE WE G O IN G .T O G E T SEAT ’ BELTS? W AY n e s V rv s alwpms \ MNDOWl PEOPLE F4JOK 5 IcoNcm niATW / ARM /CNW UW H U H m J YOU CONCENTKAH — 1 / \ I HA/E A KNACK, H i I O P O tT T K K X IM i I I .1 AN*«HOVGL»PUT I li?4Y UWHANOSTM' •n|( I SAY THIS DELICIOUS.IFo h . BOO MOO ll|||l WHILE IM STILL •*-* NOW BUNOPOLDEO. ' “'■v I W W T V 3U TO TE LL ME ' WHICH IS T>C BAKERY CAKE AND WHICH IS THE ONE v _ , I BAKED ^ “Frankly, I think hd’s tsrrlbla. But who wants to aldi with parents?** T IZ Z Y By K ate Osann l i ? K r i8 & ! "L A 2R.W1LUMB Wj^T5 THATJ ATHORRO D O E S f/ T SOUND U KE TO, S O N ? ISAOUDpW «AIR.( iDiOfTT T D M E / / Po p / O U R ANCESTO RS OOM3U KNOW N O — W H A T (6 A N A N ALARM CLOCK » A fiA D fie r ALARM CLOCK? THAT WAkSQ UP RBOFte WHO u f b w it h a n o / » o u s r O N E LONG M IN6TE&.SH0W , V*^7 O O N TH A M S A W eM A lU C H IlO R asI/ VW ATAN ALAR M r ir w *CoDy, that Naro aura had soma blasts!” . C A R N IV A L r & AU. RIGHT, MR. NIO< SMITH, "Him oay too many chiefs and not enough Indians!** SH O RT RIBS 1 VSAHl WEU..IF VOUR. isa .'re sra iy 'sj s is k fr N .— 11— -V l/~~XKr— ^ % AR BEAR Vilmt ME By Dick Turner OtK o*ma $ 5 in 's • MUfc Wk fc, U« MM ..ANTM JUST ,-s r r ic a u v r o o IH'JKW! A VXJ OUTA tAcnv MORBAl-IOTf UM T iP s w r e G o iN s io H u m IN THE t l U l I T COURT IN AND FOR la.JII.NOLR COINTT. FLORIDA NO. ISMS WOONSOCKET INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, a Rhode Island ■svlnga bank, Plaintiff, N-n MOOLI BAIOTMATrr \ OOULDI A1WTSO MAKD 1 jc b > / to c o N cem sx m c vll 5n® IN M W OP.NS r - 7 5 JC iBTaoiTwr \ w m d M c u m w t t < g B awsnnous \ « ur tv s ir po u t stop p a iw icsN MMarioiM Sm flR ’ b i curium IU.NEED A SHEET IT !* YOU’VE got a no-hitttr iH the asn isn tray tray and no no hit tho w a it* I Biblical ACROSS I Paul’s Mrthptm BUGS B U N N Y Legal Notice SHI WON'T OBJECT, DC SHAWMN youtoujm HER LAST 1 WSHTf , tool No ashoo wrappers have WALTER JOHN BLATZ at Si, Defendants, NOTICE o r SLIT I THE STATE OF FlAJRIDA |To: Walter John Blau. AM-1 Naval Air Technical Train­ ing Center Millington. Tsnnsaasa Tou or# hereby notified that |a suit has bean filed against you and Elaanor J. Blata, your wlfs. In tha abora entitled cause, and that you ara re­ quired to file your answer with the Clerk of this Court and Is asrvs a copy thereof upon ths plaintiff or plaintiffs attor­ neys, whoet name and addrtea Is Jsnnlngs. Watts. Clarks and Hamilton. 114 Barnstt National Rank Building, Jacksonville I, Florida, not latsr thnn May II, I 1141. If you fall to do so a deI cree pro confesso will bo en­ tered against you for tha re­ lief demanded In ths com! plaint. This suit la to foreclose |a mortgage. Tha real property proceeded against 1s: Lot It. Block P. BUNLAND ESTATES, a subdivision, accordlns to a plat there­ of. recorded In Plat Book 11. pages It to I I of tbs Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and tha I seal of said Court at Sanford. Florida, this 14th day of A pril 1144. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of ths Circuit Churl By Murtha T. Vlhlea Dsputy Clerk |Jennings, Watts, Clark* a h ! Hamilton Barnett National Bank Bids. I Jarktonvllle I, Florida Publish: April It, IT, May 4. It, 1144 |CUT-IT IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMIN­ OLE COUNTT, FLORIDA IN CHANCERT NO. ISM* CHARLES SALES COUP. OF OltLANDCA * Florida eorporalion. r ta la tlfl vs. VICTOR B. VTNER. INC, • Florida corporation: VICTOR U. VINEH and POLLY ANN VINEIL his wife: and FLOYD J. COLLINS and BETTY H. COLLINS, his wHa, LEONARD CASSELBERRY I S l MAR­ GARET JANE CASSELBER­ RY, hla wlfs. DAVID R. CHIL­ DRESS a n d O. ROSALIE CHILDRESS, hla wlfs, ladtvld. uals, trading and doing busi­ ness as SUNSET ENTERPRIS­ ES. a partnership; HOME F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OV ORANOB COUNTY, * Untied States corporation; and FLOYD J. COLLINS and BETTT R. COLLINS, hla wir*b jointly and Individually, Defeadanle NOTICE o r SUIT TO: PI<OYD J. COLLINS and BETTT R. COLLINR his wife loot Seminary Read Silver Spring, Maryland Tou ond each of you ara hereby notified that n Camnlalnt to Foradooo Claims of Lien on tha fallowing dascrlb* property, to-wit: Lota l. I. s. 4, ■ and A Block B. Sunset Manor, re­ cord id In Plat Book I. Pago II, Public Records of Ssmlnoto County, Florida; also daocrlbod as t i l . Ill, 111. ITt, tit, tit. 111, t i l . Ooldsn Days Drive, Cassel­ berry. Florida, has been filed agalaat yea. and you are required to servo • copy of your Answer or Plead­ ing to tha Complaint on ths Plantlffa attorney, Oerald A. Thorn, of Edwards * McCor­ mick. lilt East Robinson Street Orlando, Florida, and file tha original Answer or Pleading In tha Office o f tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court on or before tho 11th day o f May, IM I. If you fall to do so. judg­ ment by default will ba taken against you for tho relief de­ manded In tha Complaint Thla Notice shall ba pub­ lished ones each weak for four (4) consecutive weeks la tha Sanford Herald, n newspaper ubllabad at tan far A Seminole ounty. Florida. S I mm mm» em >cn an ra - s s r a T f r s 'c s j , - . : S 'W .K S 4(SEAL) ““ Arthur H. Beak with. Jr. CUrk of Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlea ____Deputy Clerk EDWARDB R m *CORM1CK *M t Roblaeea Street Orlande, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish! April IA IT. May A IA COT-SI H O T B U P O N S IB L I NOT BESPONSIBLB JOSEPH K. DEAN �A T 1 1 iy Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 2. Notices - Personals 6. For Rent 6. For Rent VACUUM C L E A N E R -L O C A L R E PA IR S - SALES A L L MAKES Phone 322-2282 R E N T A L S - LE ASE S 2 BR House, Study, Kitchen, Living It Dining Rm. 2428 Furn. Apt., Nice ........ 8 65 Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford. Furn. 2 BR Home . . . . $ 85 Furn. 3 BR Home ........ $120 Furn. 2 BR, home, 1 utility 3 BR. Rav. Park ........ $110 8. Education • Instruction to psy, $65 mo. Longwood. 3 BR, 2 Bath, L g .........$115 Ph. 295-4334. 3 BR, 2 Bath, Clean. .. $120 U. S. C IV IL SERVICE 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. $145 NICE 1 BR CotUge on Lake TESTS! Monroe, unfurn. Prefer cou­ ple. 150. Ph. 322-3109. Men-women, 18-52. Start high as $102.00 a week. Prepar2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 Available May 1. 2 BR., (urn. atory training until appointhome, for im all fam ily. Ph. ed. Thousands of jobs open. Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. $45. 2101 322-8370. Experience usually unnec­ Magnolia—322-3951 A IR - CONDITIONED Bedessary. F R E E Information Robert A. Williams room In 3 Rm. furn. ap t on jobs, salaries, require­ $65, 111 E. 9th St., 322-4295 ments. Writ* TO D AY giving Furn., A p t water lncl. $45 or 323-3788. mo. Ph. 322-4814. name, address and phone. 8hf tantnrh frralb S W E E T IE P IE April 27, 1964 — Pago 11 By Nadine Seltzer Stenstrom Realty _ ® Lincoln Service, Sanford Herald. 6. Box 73, For R e n t A P T . 118 Elm, Newly decorat­ ed, Carpeted, Master Bdrm. ft New liv? Rra. furn. Also ’ M l Magnolia, knotty pine cabinet* It snack bar, nice ly furn. Ph. NO 8-5287. W E L A K A APARTM EN TS: 3 BR, house, kitchen equip. Rooms private baths, 114 $85 mo. 322-6184. W. First St. a FU R N . 3 Rm. apt. with bath. N icely furn. Adults. No pets. Call 322-1819. Legal Notice is n m l> T i ll: u r lH C T IT ji AM I i m i vi, poll C’Ot'HT. c in c t it , SKMIXOLE r o r . v r v . p i .o i i i i i a CAUL. SI. A I I I E . JH., V*. SIVRTI.E It A T T B Plaintiff. A m r. Drfrmlant. Furn. Apt. 2300 MetlonvIUe. Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3851. FURNISHED 1 Bdrm, 1 bath 2 Bdrm, 1 bath 3. Bdrm, 1 bath 3 Bdrm, 1 bath UNFURNISHED 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, stove 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Kit, equip 3 Bdrm, 1 bath, lakcfront 4 Bdrm, 1 bath, room aircundllioner 8 55 8 55 $ 75 $125 $ BO $110 $115 N O T IC E t o i i i : p s : \ i i T H E S T A T E OK KLUH ID A TOi S I V R T I . E 1IATTH A R I B i::s Ural Hlrart $145 R o c k y Mount, No rt h Car, ollne REALTOR - INSUROR ' PLEASE TAKB N O T IC E that a Comp laint haa bran flirt! nualnat you In tha C i r ­ cuit Court, Ninth Judicial C ir ­ 522-4991 1919 S. French Ave. cuit, In amt f o r Sem lnol* Coun­ ty. Florida, In Chancary No. 13.I1T, tha ahhravlatad title of which la C A I I L SI. A R I E . JR.. 1’ la ln tlf f, v#r#ue M Y R T L E JIA TTH A I I I E . i i a f a n d a n t . IN COUNTY JUDUB'S COURT, w h r r a ln tho r » ll# f aought la a SKRINOI.R COUNTY, FLOR­ Dacraa o( D lv or rs and an IDA a w a r il of I i r f r ndant'a antlra ESTATE OF W. H. POPE, In lr r r a t In and to certain real DECEASED eatate Ucacrlbtd aa followa, toNOTICE TO CREDITORS TO A l l PERSONS ItAVINO w ill L o t », Dlock 4. ENai.E- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS W O O I ) P A R K . U N I T NO. AOAIN8T HA ID ESTATE: 4, according to the Plat You and each of you ara th e re of aa recorded In P la t hereby notified and required Ilonk X. Pane 123. Public to file any claims and demand* Recorda o f Orange Coun­ which you. or either of you, may have asalmt said estate ty. Florida. Tlieaa praaenla ara to cauaa In the office of Hon. Vernon Stlse, County Judge of and requ ire you to file your C. w r it t e n anawer or defenaea. If Hemlnol* County, at hla offlc* any, to tha Complaint filed In the Court lloua* In Hanford, herein, and to te r r a a copy Florida, within ala calendar th e re o f upon the P l a i n t i f f * a t ­ month* from tha tlm* of th# to rn e y!, stanatrom. Dav it 4k first publication of this notice. Slrlntoah, Poat O f flc * Box l i l t , Each claim er demand muil be Hanford, Florida. SITTI, on or In writing and contain th* b efo re Slay I t . l i l t , and herein place ef realdenc* end pest o f­ f a l l not nr a Decree P r o Cun- fice addreaa of the claimant fraao Will he entered nualnat nnd mint be sworn to by th* you, and th * rauae proceed ex claimant, hla aaent or attor­ ney, nr the aam* eliall he void. parte. Stemper Agency Legal Notice (BEAL) A r th u r If. Rerk w lth . Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C. Stenatrom, D a v it ft Stclntoah Attorney* for P lain tiff P oa t O f f l c * Rox 11)0 Hanford. Flo rid a 3JT7I PiiMlah: A p r il IS. It , 17, Slay 4. ts«» C D T -ll IN THE CIRCt'IT COURT IK A M I FOR kEWIKOLH COPKIV FLORIDA. IK CHAN. CKitV. n o . ia»aa TIIE PRANKI.IN BAVINOB RANK IN TUB CITT OF NEW Y o liK , a corporation. Plaintiff, FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. 1 BR Duplex, nicely furn. clean. 117 W. 12th St. Ph. 868-4269. /*/ Ella worth W. Ilaasett /a/ E. Pop* Ilaaaatt Aa Co-Executors of said estate Publish: April X0, XT. May t. It, lift CDT-SS IN TDK COURT OF THE COUNTY JIT HIM. SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FIO R IDA. IN FHOBATB la re (he P.alale eft MAUDE II. SCHMIDT. Deceased FIN A L NOTICK Notice le hereby given that th* undersigned will, on th* lis t day of May, A.D. lift , present to the Honorable County Judge of Hemlnol* County, Florida, their final return, account and voucher*, as Executor* of tha Estate of MAUDE 11. SCHMIDT, deceas­ ed. and at aald time, then and there, make application to th* •aid Judge for a final settle­ ment of Ihelr administration of said (state, and for an or­ der dlacharglng them aa eueh Executors. Dated this th* 11th day of April. A. D. 1)41. IIKHKCHKL VERNON IIL'CKNKR W ILLIAM JAMES W ATT Ae Executors of th* K#tat* Of MAUDE H. BCIIRIDT. Deceased STENSTIIOM. DAVIS It McI n t o s h Attorneys for Executors Post Office Box 1)10 Hanford, Florida 11771 Pulillah: April l«. 17. May 4, II. ve. J O S E P H fATKNAZZO and JEAN CATENAZZO. hie wife. Defendant*. NOTICK OF at'IT T IIE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Joieph Catenatio and Jtan Catenaxio, hla wife, Realdenc* Unknown Stalling Addraaa — C/O Navy Bxchana*. Naval Btatlon, Han Juan. P. !L YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that a ault ha* barn filed agalnat you In th* ebov* cauaa and you ara rauulrad to file your anawer with tha Clerk o f thia Court and to aerva a ropy thrrtof upon tha plaintiff or Ita attnrntr*. Mahon#)-, Hadlow. Chamber* A Adama. Har­ nett National Bank llulldlng. J.u kaontItlr S. Florida, not la­ ter than Stay IJth. ISSI. If you fall an to do. a Decree Pro Cnnfraao w i l l be entered egalnat you for th* relief de­ last manded In the Complaint. Ttile CDT-SS eult I* to foraclnaa a mortgage. Th* roal property proceeded IN TIIE COl'HT OF TIIE COUNTY JIIMiK. SEMINOLE •■•Intt lai i-ot 11, Bloeh Bocoad COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN FRORavenna Park Section of RAT1L Loch Arbor, according to In re I Ratals ef tho Plat thereof at re­ PAULINE KOVACIK Deceased. corded In Plat Book II, Pag** I f thru SI of tha Ta All Uredltera aad Peaeee* public Records of Seminole •la* lag Claims e* Demands County, Florida. Age lea I Said Ralatei Togothor with tht following Yog gnd aaeh of you era Hair* of property which t r t hereby notified and required to located In and permanently In. present eny clalme and de­ elat ed a> a. part of the Im- mand! which you. or either of provemtnla nn Mid properly: you, may have agalnat Ihe es­ I O.E. Refrigerator. Slodel tate of PAULINE KOVACIK. No IIH11. Her. No. H u ll! dacaaaed. late of said County, I <1 K. Oven, Slodel No. to the County Judge uf HemJ 71•*. Kor. No Z T *II0 *J inel* County. Fiend*, et hi* I o.E. Plata. Model No. offlc* Ip th* court house ef S»r No. TT II0 U I •aid Ceunty at Haaferd. Flor­ Th* ttpre.a -n iir-ratkn of ida, within ala calendar months th. fore.on#. Itema ahall not from tha time of th* firat pub­ he dermal to limil or restrict lication of thla notice. Two III# app.lrahHlty of any other eoplea of each claim or demand langjage detcrlLInx In gen­ ahall be In writing, and ahall eral tarma other property In- •lata iha place ef reeldene* lend.1 to bo covered hereby. and poet office address of the WITNESS my hand and the cUtmaat, and ahall be sworn a. aI of Ihle Court at Hanford. lo by Ihe claimant, hla agent, FI •rlda, ihla llh day of April. or atlerey and accompanied by a filing fee of one detier and A.D IIS4. such claim or demand get no 4COURT BEAL! . , A. If. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk riled ahall ha veld. THE FIRHT NATIONAL Ily Martha T. Vlhlen HANK A T WINTER PARK Deputy Clorb (A copy of the Complaint Uy: /*/Qeorg* O. Burg aeon Truat Officer filed herein la attached to th* Ae admlalatraler of th* copy ef thla natla* which I* Kvtala of PAULINE KO­ mailed to each defendant for whom a residence more opoclVACIK. deceased fi* thaa a atate or country Law Office was given In tho sworn state­ Icardl A Payton * ment filed herein by th* plain­ I0S Fairbanks Avenue Winter park, Fla. tiff. hU agent or attorney.) ''ubllahi April II, I*, I f Pua:i*:i: April IS. 10. XT, Mav 4. I f l l Slay «. 1)44 C D T-ll C D T-ll Bedroom and kitchenette. Ph. 322-7806. COIN LA U N D R Y Housework — Babysitting. Ph. WANTED reliable couple to 322-3503. take up monthly payment* of $13.50 on 3 complete 21. Heautv Salons rooms of furniture. Call T E 8-1511, Ctsstlberrjr, celComplete Beauty Service leet. 3 Senior Operators Service station for lease In Free Parking at 2nd ft Oak FREE E STIM ATE Oviedo. Good location ft 322-5742 105 So. Oak Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ good tales record. Death in H AR R IE TT'S B EAU TY NOOK ovating. New ft Used Furni­ family makes change neces ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. sary. Major Company pro­ Ace Beauty Salon Co., at 709 Celery Ave. ducts. Ph. 322-4342. Call for Evening Appts. FA 2-2117. Mayfair Hotel Th. 322-8525 BUSINESS Free Parking 34. Articlea For Salt Completely recondition ed Coin Business. Golden Opportunity for right party Small down payment. Call Orlando 425-5121. Tftnr “ He gave ME a banana! I» It agalnat tha rules for THEM to feed PEOPLE?” MAN OR WOMAN P A R T TIM E — TOY ROUTE Very Small Starting Capital GOOD INCOME Operate from Home Several Choice Territories AV A ILA B LE SOON Sanford and Also DeLand — Orlando Winter Park — Daytona Beach Leesburg — Ocala Plus several other areai We will appoint a sincere m in or woman to uto our sales aids in establishing and aervlcing a number of tensatlonal self-service “ TOY SH O P" Display* la m ar­ kets, drug, variety stores, etc. You get expert Co. ad­ vice and guidance. How­ ever, you must replace toys each week and collect mon­ ey. REQUIRES O N LY FEW HOURS EACH WEEK Tliis is not a job but a chance to get Into something you may have always wanted— a business of your own. One that can bo handled in apace time and (till leave room for full time expan­ sion. NOT A G ET RICH-QUICKSCHEME If you have a desire to bet­ ter yourself—If sober, hon­ est, end really sincere, havn a ear ft 8298 (m ini­ mum required), apply at once, giving complete de­ tail* about yourself, phono number. Airm ail or wire: 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 12. Rem] Estate For Sale 12. Real Eatate For Sale pvt. bath and ihower, suit­ New Custom Built Home on able for couple or tingle Crystal Lako. For Informs person or retired. All utili­ tion call 322-3379. ties included in rent. Ideal FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ly located on F lrit St., with 2 BR. Home, Study, l\i in 1 block of 2 free parking 3 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, Baths, large Family Rm. in lota and shopping center. In­ 1U baths, Fla. room, fenced good neighborhood; tnclud quire at Manuel Jacobson yard, with patio. Ravenna Ing sieve, refrig., room s ir Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. conditioner, washing ma Park. Low down payment, chine It rugs. Really ter assume monthly payment. Furn. Apt. 1201 W. lot. Ph. rifle buy I Monthly pay Phone 222-9357. days 322 3762, nlghta 322ments $83.$0. 0991. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, E V E R E TT A . H AR PE R Inc. LA K E M ARY, Unfurn. except­ AGENCY • REALTOR ionally clean 2 BR House F A 2 8074 2405 8. Park Ave. Kit. equlpt. 122-4411. Phones FA 2-2964 or FA 2 2285 Nice 2 BR, 1 bath CB rest 2 BR unfurn. bouse. Call denco—Enterprise, 75 x 140 New, Split-level, I BR, 2 bath, 322-8185. Lot 17,250, 8750 Down, Bal carpet throughout, 2 car ance 160 per mo. No clos garage, large lot. Conven­ 2 BR, fully furnishad. Avail­ Ing colts. Mr. Foy, Midway ient Sanford or Orlando, able May 1. Prefer adulta. 7-5940, Winter Prak. $15,000. Good term i. Brown 1503 Sanford Ave. TO Y M ERCHANDISING Realty. 322-5237 or 322-1984. GREENBK1AR UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit. CORP. Choice lots available In equlpt. 106H W. 18th St. Ph. 34-10 58th St. Z O O M I 1 I Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor 349-3952. Woodilde 77, New York Near the Sanford Interchange overlooking go lf course o f Interstate 4, this property NICE New 2 BR Home, d bike, Custom building to your 16. Ftmala Help Wanted —5 acres of rolling, shady, fm. school A Shopping Cen­ specifications. Greenbriar unspoiled beauty — Would Christian Woman n e e d e d . ter. Lake Mery, $C5 month­ dtvaloped by make an tdaal homealte for Full or part-time—lifetime ly. Monna Jarvis, 122-1110. KINGSW OOD people who love the seren­ security. Experience Sun­ D UILDER8, INC. ity o f Country living, but 1 BR., Furn. ApL wtth Pvt. day School, ministry help­ 202 Fairmont Dr. who want to get places bath, 317 S Park Ave. ful. Earn 8100 weekly and F A 2-8074 FAST when they get In up. No competition. Write Clean rooms for men. 401 thalr ear. I O O M! Price, John Rudin Co., 22 W Mad­ K E E P A SECRET, Magnolia Ave. 122-0720. $11,100, 29% Down. Call ison St., Chicago 2, III. Check' with us and wc will Stamper Agency, 1919 S. FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie show you how, where and French Ave., 322-4991. 17. Male Help Wanted Cowan. 322-4013, why wc have the finest list­ ings available — For In­ Older man, part time. Mill­ REN TALS wright experience — Saw stance — A nice, quiet coun­ 2 BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, filing. Ph. 822-7322. try home with paved road 150 ft. bathing beach on frontage, 3 HR, 2 ear ga­ 1901 Park Avanue Lake Mery ........ 8145 mo. Service Station Managers ft F A 2-5232 anytime rage — and lota of extras, 2 BR, with study, dining Attendants for Phillips 60 all for $8,500. And only $300 room, kit. equipped, double Stations. If qualified sec E. down. 3 & 4 carporte, newly painted. 11. McAlexandcr, 202 N. BEDROOM HOMES Lake privilege! . . . $110 me. Laurel Ave. IM M EDIATE On Laka Mary. Furn. I BR CAB DRIVERS. Reliable, sob­ OCCUPANCY house with sunporch $71 mo. IN VESTM EN T It R E A LTY er. Apply Yellow Cab Co., Air-Conditioning Optional F R A N K EVANS 201 So. Park. 118 N. Park 322-9173 Aa Low as $350 Down Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1738 Payton Realty Seminole Realty SOU TH W A RD R E N T A BED Rol'away, Hospital A Baby Bedi. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-5191 118 W. l i t 8L C A R R O LLS FU R N IT U R E 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys at 817 Catalina Dr. 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du­ plex. Available May 1. 14th Ave. Longwood, 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838-1298. FURN. ApL 322-2900. Furn. apt. 500 Perk Ave. 9. For Sole or Rent Furn. 3 BR, 3 bath, alr-cond. Available May 5. 322-5509. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e a In f a *22-1597. 12. Heal Estate For Sale BOBEBT A. W IL L IA M ! Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Aaae. rA 2 3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 BR, Fla. rm., m baths, cant heat, air-cond. 884 mo. lncl. taxes. 123-2261. U Acre lots. Terms. Just out­ side West city limits, $1,250. 322 1838. LAKE M A R Y . Lakerront. Beautiful 2 BR home, large private beach. $17,000. Ph. 122-9497. Ball-Blair Agency BEAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd ft Park Ava. Phone 322-5441 C R YS TA L L A K E P A R K L A K E M AR Y Wast on 25th St. and L eft oo Lake Mary Blvd. 322-2744 LAK E W YM AN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD (South on 17-92—8 ml. 2 Blks. Northwest of Longwood P la ta ) T R A ILE R SHADES CONSIDERED L M N Enterprises, Inc. Investment k Realty 111 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 2, 3, a 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVi, ft I BATHS DOWN PA Y M E N T8 FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA Ph. 838-3911 SALE S BROKER VA - FHA Stenstrom Realty Property Management k Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty O ffers fo r your selection the** Beautiful 2, I , k 4 Bedroom Government Owned Home# Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home htty, see tha VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent Sales Broker & Often FA 9-t ill Might FA H N I 123 0709 mu f ark Or. saaierd, Flo. Spring Permanent Special CYPRESS SIDING. Windows 20 Percent off regular prices ft doors. Cheap. See at Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Palms Hotel. 322-2506 after 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 8. 25. Plumbing Service* $1 per day rental (or Electric Carpet Shampooer with pur­ chase of Blue I.uitre. Carroll’* Furniture. 34. Articles For Sola TVs Used. All makes ft mo­ dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. USED A P P L IA N C E SPECIALS! Motorola T V , 2 1 " .......... $49.93 Wcstlnghouse 21" T V .. S9.9S SUvertone T V , new tube 79.9S GE TV. new t u b e ........ 9941 SUvertone Tab. T V , naw tube ........................... 99.9$ Wcstlnghouse Ref. 14 cu. ft................................ 129.9$ Westinghouse R ef. 11 cu. ft................................. 99.13 Frlgld ilre Ref., porcel'n 49.93 Admiral Ref. new paint 100.93 Gas Range, like new 7.00 n o , NO M O NEY DOWN Up to 2 Years to P a y GOODYEAR SERV1CK STORES 555 W. 1st St. 322-2921 PLUM BING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIM ATES 35. Articles Wanted R. L. H AR V E Y Like new, A ir Compreiaor. W ANTED! Citrus fru it Large 204 Ssnford Ave. FA 2-3383 Reel's Body Shop, 10th ft or small amounts. Bonded Sanford. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ 27. Special Services field. FA 2-4244 HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ For Repairs and Painting, call lon. $3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ 322 5426 after 5 p. m. weekCASH for good clean Used ter 5 p. m. F R E E D E LIV ­ days. Furniture. Noll-Furey Furni­ E R Y W ITH IN SANFORD ture, 901 W. First 8L, Ph. C ITY LIMITS. Plano Tuning and Repair 322-6591. W. L. Harmon - F A 2-42X3 2-Alr conditioners, older mo­ dels, both $50. Craftsman 36. Automobnen • Tracks Need a Painter? 322-3090. radio arm saw, all attach­ AIR-CONDITIONING ments, like new. 322-5376. Ry FEDDERS II. H. POPE CO., Inc. READ Y M IX CONCRETE 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, sand, cement, rock, pipe, SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS ateel, grease trapa, dry AU Types and Sises wells. Stepping stones. Wo Repair and Service M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. b T I N E 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 S IN G E R PA IN TIN G , Interlor-Exierior, Birthday Sale! and all types Home Repairs. r ig $ $ s a v in g s All Work $100 to $3,500 May­ On Floor Models ft be Financed. 1 to 5 yrs. to Demonstrators Pay. (F R E E Repair ESTIM ATES) A. J. ADCOCK, Gen. Contr. In Your Home 322 9558 In Snnford Cnll 29. Automobile Service W a g n e r s Amoco SINGER Representative at Alan's Fabrics ft Ruga 322 3783 $ Bank $ Repossessions '56 Rambler, $299 bal. $18 ma, '37 Bulck, 8687 baL 834 mo. 'S3 Cadillac, $587 bal. 832 mo, '57 Dodge. 8593 bal. $31 mo. '59 Hillman, $687 bal. $34 mo, 'S3 Nash, 198 bal. 84 mo. '58 Rambler, $419 bal. $24 mo, '53 Ford, $87 bal. $3 mo. '59 Plymouth, $681 bat. $34 DIO, '58 Ford, $841, $32 mo. National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 1012 Sanford Ave, Open til 9, • Day* Week AUTOMOTIVE Phone 322-4503 AIR-CONDITIONING CLOSEOUT INSTALLATIO N • SERVICING Last 3 days of sale. E very­ 1963 Thunderblrd, fully equip­ Good Used Cars Sold ped, perf. cond. Pb. 322-8582 thing must go. Coma out 81$ French Ave. 322-7765 after I p.m. tonight 8:30 to 9:30. 2506 W. 1st St. Dealers Welcome! Auto Glass, Tepe '57 Chevy Belalr Sport Coupe, ft Seat Covers V-8, powirgltde, RAH , good 30 Gal. g a i water heater, Like rubber, mechanically OK, new. Cheep. Call after 4:30 A U T O GLASS & actual mileage 65,100, only 322-7775. S E A T C O V E R CO. 112$. Owner. $008 •- Mag­ 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2-8018 SEWING MACHINE nolia, Ph. 323-8110. ALL WORK GUARANTEED REPOSSESSED SINGER Fully automatic. Sews on '59 Ford Convertible, Mid­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP night Blue, 552 Engine, A. buttons. Makes buttonholes, Free inspection, estimates, embroiders, m o n o g r ams, T. Very sherp. $950. 262$ pickup, delivery. Recoring blind horns, etc. All with­ Sanford Ave. ft repalri discounted. out attachmenU. Guaran­ 211VA E. 3rd. 322-3443 1963 Rambler Claesle Btatloa teed. Like new. Sold new Wegoa. Ex. Good. J. C, over $500. Balance due only A U T O G LASS Buntea, Lemon Bluff. $79.88 or 88 08 month. Call IN S T A L L E D Collect for Free Home Trial Mercedes Bens 180 B. L., 241-9588 8ervice Discount. Sonkarik GIasii and Paint 1062. Low mllasge. Original Company 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4822 .11A. Feta Kcnmore 500 auto, waiber, I mo. old, 8100. Other furn. 322-7361, 4-5 p.m. owner. Ph. 222-0487. 1968 6 cy. Galaxie Fordor Se­ dan. std. shift, power steer., Exc. cond. $2,000. Phooe 322 $490 after I p. in. 2 Chihuahua puppies, male. NEW Coldspot combination 825 each. 1 female AKC Refrigerator-Freezer. New Chihuahua, 4 yrs. old. 1104 Carrier upright freeter. As­ 'SO Ford, $200, good W. 25th St., 322-1321. sume pymta. 688-5848 after Nice I R. frame. Income pos- Position Open: Superintendent Ph. S23-8171. of Public Works. Refer­ 8:50 p.m. alb. $7,200 in 2 yrs. Ship­ 2 Male Toy Poodle pups, 6 BUYINO ft NEW or ences required. Send re­ shape! Shady, cool. 2 lots, wks. old. Champagne color­ Used Baby Stroller, nice cond. USED QAKf sume Including background, Cut to $4,900. 322-5089. ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 322 8098. $«. 323-0493. FINANCE IT WITH UB qualifications, ability, ex ­ F H A - V A HOMES Jim Hunt Realty SO U T H W A R D 33. Furniture O PPO R TU N ITY STOREROOM, or office, on WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE Approximately 2900 1st St., near 2 free park- Space. eq. ft Fireproof. 1401 ing lota. Inquire, Manuel French, next to Fire Station. Jacobson's Dept. Store. Call Collect Scovell Oil Co. 734-1911 DeLand. 1 BR Housetraller furn. Ph. 322-1187. Gar. a p t 1901 Magnolia A vt. Apply 84:10. 5 Room (urn. gsrsge apt. 1018 Elm Ave. 322 0638 after 4:30 p.m. 15. Bug<nc*M Opportunity 19. Situations Wanted 2565 Park Dr. 522-2420 3 BR., IV* bath home. As­ sume payments. 322-5455. 2 BR., 1 BATH Screened porch, Including kit­ chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payments $58.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 328 8074 S t Johns Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Avn FA 1-8121 Large 2 BR, block house, oak floors, walk-in p a n t r y , screened porch, carporte, tool shed, city water ft deep well. Shade trace, lot 120x 115. Close to schools, 2428 Cedar Ave., 2 blocks W. of Winn Dlale. 1.1 H uh I iumm Opportunity P H ILLIPS 88 Service Station for Lease. If you have a small amount of capital, and the delire to own your builneii, wtth paid tralnini available, then see K. H. McAlexandcr, 202 North Laurel Ave. perience and age. Salary Boston Terrier, AKC Reg., • open. P o s i t i o n requires weeks old. 322-3317. knowledge of Roads, Streets, Drainage and Parks. No 32. Flower* • Shrub* Public Utilities background BLOOMING Roses on Cheronecessary. To: Mayor Owm kes stock. A ll other kinds W. Anstey, P. O. Box 55, o f Nursery ehrubbary and Casselberry, Florida. trees. REACH NEW HEIGHTS AS Gray Shadows Nurasry A SUPEREX 5 Ml. B. on 8anford A v*. PHARM ACIST - MANAGER A position that'a worth look­ 33. Fom ltara ing Into Sell Us Your Furniture. 1. If you value your profession Quick Service With the 2. If you think top echelon Cash. SUPER TRADING 3. If you seek a future with POST. FA 2-0677. tn excellent income and Used furniture, appliances, top benefits tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 4. If you meet our qualifica­ Larry's M ert 215 Sanford tions Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. W E 'L L O FFER YOU HIGH-REACHING For the biggest selection of OPPORTUNITIES nearly new and used furni­ IN Drug merchandising and ture, see Noll's Furniture operations. Don't hesitate! Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 (o 6. I ’hone nowl Joe Kingm Thursday ft Friday, April 30 and May 1, 9 a m. tn 6 p.m. 241-4881, Orlando. Re­ plies confidential. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Was on Lay-a-Way at The City of Sanford Civil Budget Furn, Co. Service Board is accepting on So. Orange Ave. applications for the posi­ Now ran be teen at tion of Meter Reader-Water 298 longwood Plata Dept. Requirements: 18 to Take up payments 45 y n . of ago; elementary At only $12 80 per mo. school education; resident Ph. 838 4583 of Seminole County for at Also t Bedroom Suite least six months; working Slightly damaged Knowledge of street loca­ at 159.95 tion! In city. Examination for qualified applicants will be held at 2:So P.M. May 11, 1964, In the city ball. Submit applications to Civil Service Examiner Jn city hall not later than Stay 8, 1964. FU R N ITU R E ♦ Low Internet Bates SINOER AUTOM ATIC ♦ Low Monthly PayaseaU 1984 Model. Fully Guaranteed. FLORIDA STATE BANE Monograms, m ikes Button­ holes, Sews on Buttons ft Plymouth 1037, excellent makes decorative stitches, ditlon, $200. Ph. 222-8888 171.80 or pay $7.16 mo. No etc. Pay off balance of 87. Boats • Motora credit needed. Write Credit Evlnrude, 8 hp. Flreetooe 4 Manager, P. O. Box 147, hp., both $3$. 322-6319. Sanford, Fla. Gateway To Th* W aterway H A IR Y INDIGO Kobaon Sporting Gooda Tha Ideal cover crop, also Your EVINRUDE Dealer for pasture (owing. Regu­ 304-8-8 E. lit . Ph. F A 2-8081 lar, 100 lbs. — 835.00 USED BOATS ft motor*. Quantity lots $31.00 GUNS. New ft Uied. Large Pensacola Rahil selection. Will trade, also 100 lbs. — $23.00 Quantity lots repair, Tackla sold ft re­ $24.00 paired. Osteen Bridge Flab A. M. PR E V AT, 748-2115, SE­ Camp ft Gun Shop. V ILLE , FLA. 1037 Pinyan 14 Ft., wood, Kcnmoro 4-burner, top grill, Master Craft trailer, 18 hp. gas range, large oven, Johnson. Ph. 1234)051. broiler, clock timer, $40. Aqua, Walts length formal, Motor, Boat and trailer. $850, sire 7, cost $30, worn onct, Call after 4:10. 322-7778. $10. 322-0731. Will trade desirable building APR . SPEC. Jet Whiln House lots for 18' or 11' Cabin Paint. $3.93 Gal. Army, Cruiser. Pb. 322 1321, 1104 Navy Surplus, Sanford. W. 25th. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Ilepouescd. Would like re­ sponsible party to take up payments of $9 per month on Stant-O-Matic Automatic Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ ing condition. Call Collect 241-9387 evenings o r 4220932, Service Discount. 1100 DOWN 143 MONTH 3 • Bedroom llom* CUSTOM R E A L T Y W IN T E R P A R K Corner Lee Rd. and 17-tt Phone 844-0021 DICK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE $10 Haaferd A ve. F A 3-7858 > < i •' �IS f fir fn l Page 12 — April 27, 1964 WrrsTI Geneva Society Stop Reading W Sets Annual A Review Of All Columns To Date Meeting (Written for N E A ) I f you follow one aimple dir­ ection, this te ll will actually give you > good review of the coiumni to date. The direc­ tion: DO NOT SKIP A N Y STATEM ENTS In your clrcling them a i true ( T ) or false (F ). you encounter a •cction In your pre-reading which i i difficult to under­ stand, skip it and cave it for your thorough reading ( T ) ( F ) 2. When you meet a new word in your reading, don't riik guessing. ( T ) ( F ) 3. Ho knows tho most about biochemistry since he has M cCanna Against Intangible T ax “ The atate Intamriblo tax is unfair and discriminatory to most o f cur thrifty senior citi­ zens living on fixed retire­ ments,” Richard K. McCannn, Candidate for Seminole Tax Assessor, stated recently. " I f elected I will encourage the state association o f county tsx assessors to work for the repeal o f this law.” Pd. Pol. Adv. the mo«t note*. ( T ) ( F ) 4. Pre-reading is helpful if you’ve prepared your ques­ tion* first. ( T ) ( F ) 5. Your outline's order should follow the book you liked belt. (T ) (F ) 6. If, besides pulse, I feel other movement in the throat while reading, then I am a word-by-word reader. ( T ) ( F ) 7. Skipping and skimming arc good only when we read for Information or opinion ( T ) (F ) 8. The Reading Laboratory devised Its eight isteps to save >r student students with poor time for or falling grades ( T ) ( F ) 9. Pre-reading gives you the questions which thorough reading will answer ( T ) ( F ) 10. The one with the fewest notes from reading is doing most Justice to memory. (T ) ( F ) It. If you keep consulting dictionaries, you'll n e v e r learn from the c o n t e x t . (T ) (F ) 12. When you encounter dif­ ficult sections while preread­ ing, convert topic sentences into questions of H O W, WHEN, WHY, etc. <T) ( F ) 13. In preparing an outline, follow only chronological or­ der. (T ) (F ) 14. When you read in phras­ es and with Increased eye span, you are concentrating on techniques, not the book's contents. (T ) ( F ) 15. Once your notos arc placed In order and your out­ line complete, let the tablo of contents guide your sum­ marising. (T ) (F ) lit. He should take notes only of tho essentials in Ills reading, omitting incidentals. (T ) (F ) 17. He reads slowly, hut lie gets the most understanding possible ( T ) ( F ) fin s to n * 42-HOUR TIRE EVENT See tomorrow — in this paper 18. Guess a word's mcaqlng from context, then cheek the dictionary. ( T ) ( F ) 19. With sufficient practice, speed-reading techniques be­ come an unconscious part of our reading. ( T ) ( F ) 20. When reading for rclaxa- N A V Y R ETIR EE Lt. Cdr. Albert Antnr hits joined Stenstrom Real­ ty firm in Sanford after bavin# served 24 years with the U. S. Navy. A n t a r retired front the service and duty with Heavy A t­ tack Squadron .‘i sta­ tioned at Sanford Na­ val A ir Station. He served 11 years as an enlisted man and lit years as an officer dur­ ing his tour o f duty. Lcgal Notice N o flr e of I'oltllr Hearing Nolle** la hereby Riven, llmtnl of County Commissionera o f Hemlnolt County, Flo rMu, propose to rriinio thr f o l ­ i o w I n ic described pro perl y lotted lt-1 HI i i k Im Fa mily ilrtillnl to C-3 Comme rcial: T he N 100 ft o f Ihe K joo ft o f the \v 960 ft o f I lie 8\V»4 Of the N K «4 o f Haction IK-2IH30|£ I i I iik 8 o f 8.11. I K . F u rth ­ er described ai south o f 8.lt. 4.16 mill rant o f 1'ralria La ke D riv e .In Theatre. i'llh ll r hirttlfiK w il l ha held In Ihe Memlriol* County Court IliiUnc. Hanford, Florida, III ( I im C ounty Commissioners llomn, on May 12. 196 4 at IO:VO A M. or as aoun th ere afte r mm posslMe. Hoard o f County Cnmnilaalonem Heuilnol* Comity, Florida Hy James |». A v e ry, Jr* Chairniaii At tr a t A r th u r lle ck with, Jr. r r i i U H I l : Ap ri l 37, r.»ii• C D T - lo lion only, ignore The Reading Laboratory program. ( T ) ( F> Ily Mrs. Jo*. K. Malhieux TTie annual two day meet­ ing o f the Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society will be held Saturday and Sunday, May 2-3, opening with the traditional fish fr y on Satur­ day at Fort Lane Park. The band will play at 11:30 and serving will begin at noon. Those attending are asked to bring salads and desserts. Membership dues will be payable at this time and fees will rover cost* of Ihe meal fo r member* with extra charges to be made for their guest*. Saturday night's schedule rails for a sandwich supper at the Community Hall, a pro­ gram o f entertainment, a bus­ iness meeting and dancing. The sandwiches will be pro­ vided and soft drinks will be for sale. Sunday, following church servirrs, a fried rhfrken bas­ ket dinner will be served at the Community Hell. Ileeause o f the large expected attend­ ance and limited facilities this dinner will be for mem­ bers only. Further information may be had by railing Mrs. Les­ ter Hrown, chairman, in Gen­ eva. 21. Establishing the long range and long-lasting per sons! benefits is m y best help lo concentration in today's school assignments, ( T j ( F ) 22. Most students, unless they can sec hvre-and-now personal good in assigned reading, will have difficulty in concentrating. ( T ) ( F ) 23. After I have mastered the eight steps, reading for relaxation will be faster than ever before, though slower than reading for opinions. (T ) (F ) 24. Kccause faster reading will occupy his mind with more ideas, the really bright student benefits from The Reading Laboratory Program at least as much as the slower student. ( T ) ( F ) 25. Summarizing what you have read is best done from your notes and your outline. (T ) (F ) Check your answers below, giving yourself four points for each correct answer. ANSWERS: 1. ( F ) 2. ( F ) 3. ( F ) 4. <F) 5. ( F ) 0. ( T ) 7. (T ) 8. ( F ) 9. ( T ) 10. ( F ) 11. ( F ) 12. ( T ) 13. ( F ) 14. ( F ) 15. ( F ) 10. ( T ) 17. ( F ) 18. (TJ 19. ( T ) 20. ( F ) 21. ( F ) 22. ( T ) 23. ( T ) 21. ( T ) 25. ( T ) (N E X T : From. Observer to Judge.) Legal Notice IN THIS C I K C t ' I T CHI I I T OF T ilt : NIN TH J t ' l l i r i A l , C ll«4*1 IT . IN A N i l F O R RF.MIN01,13 C O U N T T , FI.OH II I A IN C I I A N C K H V NO. 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It’s Yours For The Asking! — O P E N F R I D A Y E V E N IN G S — MATHER of Sanford Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st S t 322-0983 Coupon good at your "T h riftw ay' f Only, Thru W ed , April 29 — M AZO LA l*URE CORN OIL i "H U N T S " TOMATO SAUCE W IT H MUSHROOMS 2-29* �y> •» ~ u t* > < 4 • Zip Code 32771 ) W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers; high today 85-90; low tonight 68-72. VOL. 56 United Press Leased \\ re Established 1908 TUE8., A P R IL 28, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 178 eio ^ Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal discharged eight mothers and their newborn infants last Saturday. Seven of the babieis were boys. She must have been a beautiful baby , . . to attract that many young men. • Sanford • Junior • High com­ mences its fund raising drive today. Students, teachers ami other* will sell those known quarter-pound late almond bars. • ♦ • well choco­ The new’ "M iss Seminole County," Ann Mahan, is the same Ann Mahan who graced that full cover page of the the recreation section of Herald’s Progress Edition last fall. Remember . . . the gal with the beautiful smile? • • • Could it be that Seminole County doesn't amount to much in state political cir­ cles? There are nine candi­ dates for governor . . . five have visited the county, and only four actually campaign­ ed. Only one of the two candidates for attorney gen­ eral paid us a visit, as did only one of the two candi­ dates for public utilities com­ missioner. But then with a population estimate at 74,000 the county only has 18,000 registered voters. The only "political plum" given Semi­ nole County by the state in many, many years is the new pesticide inspection sta­ tion. • • • Randall Priest and Henry Jameson will remember Spanlsh-Amcrican W ar veter­ ans come Memorial Hay by placing flags on graves. On­ ly two members of the local United Spanish War Veterans camp remain, Frank Evans and C. C. Priest. That war started G6 years ago last Tuesday, on April 21, 1898, and lasted five weeks. • • • Wish Rill MacLauchlln would come up with a new Lions Pause . . . we're lackign for jokes to liven this column. • • • Big money winner to date In theSchlitz fish derby is Mary Hay, of Loch Arbor. Her fish was valued at $100. All others caught so far car­ ry a rash priie of $25. Only ones caught (about 20) were out of Lake Golden although the promoters say the tagged fish were spread in waters throughout the state, • • • Look for 1-4 to be opened between Sanford and Day­ tona Beach about May 15. This will complete the cross­ state freeway beltwen Day­ tona Beach and St. Petersburg excepting In Orlando and between Tampa and St. Pet­ ersburg. The Orland section is slated for opening some­ time in August. • • • Orlando disc jockey Bill Taylor: " n ils radio program is coming to you today in living color , . . black and blue. 1 took my kids roller skating last night." » • • Rain Crop Saver For Seminole United Press International Atty. Gen. James Kynes campaigns today in Orlando and Gainesville before travel­ ing to Washington to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Bible reading and prayer in schools. His opponent. Earl Faircloth of Miami, charged Hy­ nes Monday with using Gov. Farris Bryant as his "chief fund raiser." Kynes, in turn, criticized Fairclotli for playing up sec­ tionalism in the campaign. "Just because a man lives in Dade County is a sorry reason for electing a man to the high office. My opponent has the audacity to suggest that simply because of geo­ graphy lie is entitled to sit on the Cabinet. This is ridi­ culous reasoning," Kynes said. He added, "a s for myself, while being a resident of one area of the slnlc I am a citizen of all Florida." Fairclotli accused Kynes of being financed by "special in­ terests who have benefited most from the governor's gen­ erosity with the taxpayers’ money." He. questioned Uic Tampa advertising agency, Louis Benito, which is also retained by (he state and which Faircloth said has col­ lected more than $300,000 in fees from the Bryant admin­ istration. Tmed Forces D ay May 16 has been designatI by Mayor A. L. Wilson i "A rm ed Force* Day” In inford in conjunction with • national observant*. Boycott Grows Canal Funds C. O f C. To Meet The precipitation v a r i e d from three • quarters of an WASHINGTON (U P I) — inch to l l « inches in differ­ Gov. Farris Rryant asked the ent parts o f the county, Tuck­ House Appropriations Com­ mittee Monday for $2.5 mil­ er said. Citrus growers already lion more lo spiced up the construction of the cross- were irrigating their trees after tho long dry spell state barge canal. and, according to Tucker, another good rain Is needed within the next week or this WASHINGTON (U P I ) - T h e watering will have to tie A -ll. the mystery plane de­ started again. veloped over the past five The county agent said the years and revelled by Pres­ rain also arejuvenated vege­ ident Johnson last Feb. 29, table crops, already beginn­ now has a new name— ing to feel the results of "Y F 1 2 A ." accumulated soluble salts. These soluble salt*, pro­ duced from drying fertilizer, BALTIM ORE (U P I) — were dissipated hy Monday's Eight society college boys rainfall. were convicted of malicious Turker aNo said that the destruction and fined $250 rainfall had little effect on Monday for damaging a sub- the water table although it liurban motel cottage in a had not dropiN-d too much rowdy soiree that followed during the drouth. He added the Maryland Hunt Cup races. that for some unexplained reason (lie water table has maintained a high level in DALLAS (U P I) — Jack portions of the county. Ruby, said by Ids psychia­ Tliis underground irrigation, trist to be suffering delusions he said, has done much lo of the massacre of Jews out­ water crops tint had fallen side his Dallas County Jail just short of the surface. E f­ cell, almost certainly will go fect of this dry top layer of before a Jury to determine soil and the soluble salts was whether he is Insane. beginning to lie seen in the vegetable crops. Plane Named ATTORNEY (GENERAL JAMES W. KYNES. seeking' election for a full term of office, ninite a whirlwind lour o f Seminole County Monday with former Sanford Mayor Tom McDonald (rig h t). Kynes, recently uppointed to the post by Gov. Farris Rryant, said, "Th e people should elect to this office a person witli a conservative ap­ proach to government since the attorney general represents the state in the defense o f state laws and must preserve tiie constitutional integrity of Florida." (Herald Photo) Students Guilty Ruby Hearing School Access Road Delayed For Year Hearing Set For SeveifVoufhs some good, is generally used sparingly. "B u t," he added, "in view of the previous rec­ ords o f some of the youths in­ volved in this particular case wo believe it to lie beneficial for them to be placed in de­ tention.” And Quarter NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — Seminole County agriculture Tho Puerto Rican delegation received a lifesaving boon and the Pentagon boycotted a meeting of National Guard Monday evening with a dren­ chiefs today because a Negro ching rainfall, in the opinion colonel was refused a room of County Agene Cecil Tuck­ at the meeting's hotel. er. Road access to English Es­ t — Authorized County Atty. tates School dominated an ' Harold Johnson lo continue otherwise routl-m meeting of |legal .steps- foe -the joint proUie County Commission meet- ' jert of road consR'irtlon for Southwest Road. City and 1ing today. Commissioners concluded county official have previous­ A hearing for seven Sem­ inole County youths, charged that major work in the area ly discussed the program. —Approved a speed limit of with breaking and entering cannot bo dune until the next 35 miles an hour for Bear South Seminole Junior High calendar year, School at Casselberry, has A delegation of the school's Lake Itoad. Signs will lie been set for 4 p.m. Thursday Parent-Teacher Organization, posted as county road crews by Juvenile Judge Vernon headed hy John Randall, ask- continue their work. Mize. ; ed that a 1,500 foot roadway | — Deferred action on limit­ Judge Mize said that some be placed to school property. ing use of Health Department of the youths are students at The cost of such a project 1vehicles during emergency the school Several of them was termed prohibitive due to hours pending further study have been placed in detention existing projects for this year. of the situation. — Heard from County Engi­ at the County Jail and the re­ Rut it was agreed that new neer William E. Rush Jr. that mainder are now being taken board members, when elect­ into custody by sheriff's depu- ed, he advised of the situation stale road survey teams base arrived in the county and are flea. by holdover hoard member's currently establishing centerJudge Mize said that deten­ and push for proper action. tion, while a few days may do The new school site is locat­ line* for future road construc­ Clifford MrKIlibin, chairman of the Seminole County Chamher’n premntinn* coni, mlttre, linn called for n meetIng o f tiie group io bo held ut 10 a.ni., WVdnrsduy, at th e chamber’* conference Sam Dow tells he will com­ room. The commltee will dis­ plete his obligation to Uncle cuss a highway advertising Sam come October and plans progrum. to return to the hectic news­ paper field to earn his living. As Lt. (jg ) David Dow, Sam T rip Delayed The flight of Sanford Cham­ (his nickname) is the Wing PIO at SN.VS. In other words, ber of Commerce offirials to he disseminates tho news Tallahassee for conferences and doing a most commend­ with the Florida Development able job. We sincerely hope Commission, originally slated his successor can do half for today, has been postponed as well a s, Sam because a until mid-May. Jim Talmadgc. Navy officer who knows Navy chamber manager, said tiie and newspaper work is a flight had to Ik- cancelled be­ rarity. Sam talks both lan­ cause of the weather. guages. • • • The final tabulation on 1963 Christmas Seal sales re ­ veal that Seminole County citizens purchased a total $10,343 in seals compared to $9,426 in 1962. This repre­ sents an Increase of 9.7 per cent, but it only means a total of 16 cents per person In the county Seem* as though we ought to be able to do better In 1964. nsuoA... Total Ranges BRIEFS Up To Inch Kynes Called To Testify Before House Panel ed in the southeastern section of the county. Parents of stu­ dents protest the inadequate access to it. Commission C h a i r m a n James I* Avery Jr. reported he had conferred with school oflicials and has been advis­ ed a sidewalk may be install­ ed from the edge of the school property to the plant. If commissioners approve, they would build a roadway leading to tiie school approach. Avery is leaving the hoard at the end of this term ; Com­ missioners John Fitzpatrick and J. C. Hutchison, who arc seeking rc-eleclion, said they felt they could not “ bind" future board members to pro­ jects o f current members. In other action, the board: — Delayed the May 2»l meet­ ing until May 28 due to pri­ mary election falling on the former date. — Urged Fitzpatrick lo study the need for rights of way at Lake Monroe School. Needed there are sidewalks, (lie mem­ bers heard. tion. Hodding Carter’s Son Kills Self W ater Route WASHINGTON (U P I) — Sen. John Sparkman, (DAla.), said today a shorter water route linking Ihe Tenn­ essee Valley with the Gulf of Mexico is essential to keep pace with the area's growing Industrial potential. More Tax Cuts? WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Johnson's chief economic adviser says the United Slates may have to cut taxes "again and again" in the next few year* to counter what he ternu-d a "d ra g " on the economy caused hy federal revenueraising programs. Scranton Writein HARRISBURG, Pa. (U P I) —Gov. William W. Scranton’s popularity in his home stale focused attention today on Pennsylvania where in In­ tensive write-in campaign launched by his supporlers sparked the state's primary election. The jhjII s opened at 8 a. ill. and close at 9 p. rn. NEW ORLEANS ( U P I ) — The 19-year-old son of Pulit­ zer Prize winning editor Hodding Carter died of a gunshot wound in the head Monday nigtil in what police described as "Russian roulette." Thomas C a r t e r was a freshman at Tulane Unlversity. The elder Carter is editor and publisher of the Green­ ville, Miss. Della Democrat- • LONDON (U IM ) — British Times and the yuthor of sev­ businessman Grcvillc Wynne released last week after 17 eral books. New Orleans police said months in a Russian Jail, is the shootin" happened after in "an excitable and disturb­ a party at Carter's New Or­ ed mental slate which gives rise to some anxiety," a hos­ leans home. The youth's parent* were pital statement said today. Wynne, convicted to eight out of town, and young Car­ ter and his girl friend were years loss of freedom in Rus­ cleaning up after the party, sia as an alleged spy, was exchanged in Berlin last police said. " I'm going to play Russian Thursday for Soviet spy Gor­ roulette," he told the girl I don Ixinsdalc. He relumed lo friend. Carler then pulled the [ his London home, hut was trigger. He died instantly. ' hospitalized Sunday night. Released Briton Mentally Upset Officers Elected By Heart Group By Maryann .Mile* Dr. I.uis Peres, o f Sanford, was elected and installed ns president o f the Sanford-Dellnry Heart Association Mon­ day evening. Other lo w officers are Mrs. Dorothy Odham, vieo president; Merle Warner, sec­ retary, anil Howard II. Hod­ ges, treasurer. A w a r d s for outstanding work for the association were presented to Mr. ami Mrs. Robert |)<ald, Mis Gcorgo Millis, Mrs. W. J. Miller, Mr*. Odhnm, Dr. Mur’n Peres, Mrs. Louis Tommy, Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Hugh Booth, Don Tulair, Kenneth I-cffler, Hod­ ges, Mis Michael Caolo, H ie Sanford Herald, Jet Lanes, Day and N ile Grill, Rose ami Wilk's Restaurant, SeminoleOiIambi Kennel ('lull, Jui Al i i Fronton, Lyman High School sophomore class, Orlando Sen­ tinel and radio stations WTlilt, WIIOO, W illY , WOOD and WJIIS. Formal Opening Of Mall Friday Formal opening of the new mall, formerly Rands A ve­ nue, between First and Com­ mercial Streets, will lake plare al 2 p. m. Friday. May­ or A. L. Wilson will cut a ribbon at the ceremony. Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce is arranging the pro­ gram. which will include an art exhibit by the SanfordSvminolc Art Association. Judge Wants Youngsters To Stop A n d Think First Boys View Body Of Woman Killed By Stolen Auto BOSTON (U P I )— The clos­ ed casket was slowly opened. Five boys, unable to hide their fear, stepped forward, looked inside and viewed the face of death on a woman they did not know and never saw alive. Then they knelt in silent prayer for five minutes. Mrs. Eleanor C. Mason was struck down and killed by a hit-and-run car Saturday— her 48th birthday. Her body was dragged 50 feet before the ear hit another automo­ bile and crashed through a chain fence. The driver, allegedly a 13year-old boy, fled. Police said the five boys stole the car Friday night, drove around the city and then hid it. The 13-year-old allegedly took it out alone Saturday when tiie accident occurred. They were not identified be­ cause of their ages. When they were arraigned Monday in Dorchester Muni­ cipal Court. Judge Sadie L. Shulman, a graying grand mother who has been a judge 34 years, ordered the boys to view the woman's body, "to see the horrible barm they have done." Afterwards, Judge Shulman. the wife of a lawyer, mother of one son and a grandmoth­ er of six, explained: " I t occurred to me that if these boys look a look at this woman, 48 years old, whose life had been wiped out, that it would make a lasting impression on them. “ That they never again would lake a car or get be­ hind tiie wheel without think­ ing of the consequences. “ They had to he shocked us to the realization of what they had caused to happen.” Resides ordering them to view $lrs. Mason's body, Judge Shulman ordered the 13-year-old hoy held In $10.ooo bail on several charge^ including leaving the scene. The four other Juveniles, 14 and 15 years old, were held in $5,000 bail each on charge* of theft of an automobile. ‘LAW DAY, USA* will be observed by attorneys throughout the United States on May 1 to focus attention on the part law has played in America'* growth and achievement. Mayor A. L. Wilson is pictured signing the pro­ clamation for "L a w Day U S A " in Sanford. I-ooking on are S. J. Davis Jr. (le ft), president o f the Seminole County Bar Association, and Phil L o ­ gan, local Law Day chairman. (Herald Photo) 3 Candidates industrial Park Turn Big Guns On Dickinson To Be Improved Untied Press International Four of the six Democratic caivlidiate* for governor drummed for voles today among influential members of the Florida Hotel and Mo­ tor Hotel Association meet­ ing in Clearwater. Only Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, who campaigned in Arcadia, and Mayor Robert King High of Miami, who was In Washington appearing before a congressional hank­ ing committee, missed the convention of hotel men. Fred O. Dickinson o f West Palm llcarh continued lo he the main target of Ids op­ ponents, indicating that a number of Ihe candidates con­ sider Dickinson "the man to bent" in these crucial seven day* before the election. With Dickinson sitling on the platform with them, llcp. Fred Karl of Daytona Reach and Sen. John Mathews Jr., of Jacksonville lore into him tooth and nail. Karl said Dickinson's re­ fusal to take a stand on com­ pletion of Interstate High­ way 95 along the East Coast "proves he is more interested in Rryant'* bondholder* Ilian he is in the needs of the people." He said in reply to a questionnaire sent each candidate by the lit 95 action committee, Dickinson failed to endorse immediate com­ pletion of (he highway from Miami to Jacksonville. Mathews continued to (Hike at Dieksinsnn's comic strip political advertising and, with Dickinson sealed lieside him, Malhcws read today's strip to the hotel men, commenting "Florida is getting tired of gimmicks, slick tricks and smooth mottos in political campaigns." Kelly reiterated a pledge to keep politics out of tin* Florida citrus commission and all pliasr* of the citrus industry. " I will rnntinur to work closely with the ritros in­ dustry and as governor will lend every assistance poss­ ible to promote new market* and use* for citrus,” he said. Kelly also pledged to work to eliminate unfair competi­ tion from foreign Imported agricultural products, includ­ ing beef and citrus. Mayor llaydon Burns of Jacksonville concentrated on a discussion of educational problems while his fellow candidates picked a variety of topics for talk*. Monday evening Finns for initial improve­ reported ment in the city-owned lathe when the City Commission Monroe Industrial I'nrk were rntifird a real estate trans­ fer. DOUGLAS Firestone, 17-year-olil uon of Mrs. Dorothy M. Firestone, 211 Citrus Drive, anil a Seminole High School senior, will re|K>rt June 29 as a cadet at the U. S. Air Force Acade­ my, Colorado Springs, C o l o . Firestone was chosen hy the Acade­ my from six young m e n nominated by U. S. Ilcp. A. S. llerlong Jr. CORE Leader Gets More Time For ‘K K K ’ Cry NEW YORK (U P I )—A while leader of the recalcitrant Brooklyn branch of the Con­ gress of Itaeiul Equality (C O R E ) flopped flat on the courtroom floor and shouted “ K ii Klux Klun" Monday when he was sentenced to a year in prison for parole vio­ lation. That tactic promptly earned Arnold Goldwag, 26, an addi­ tional 30 days M iind liar*. The senlcnco meted out lo Goldwag, llir community rela­ tions director of Brooklyn CORK, was the stlffest ever imposed by a New York court in connection with a civil righte case. The City repurchased from Lee Bros, for $7,500 a lot at t h a southwest comer of French Avenue and Fulton Street mid sold it to Lester A. Iluteninn for $15,000. It was said ltateman plans con­ struction o f a warehouse-type building to house a wholesale plumbing supply business. Commission tallied u request from tiie Sanford Chamber o f Commerce for a $1,940 grant la finance an vight-pago in­ dustrial insert In a commerc­ ial brochure about the city. Ill other action the Com­ mission: Approved a anoint tael li­ cense for Robert Young; tq. hied a request for sewerage service for a proposed trailer park south of tiie city on llighwuy 17-92; approved sale of a lot to and udjnccnt to Nix Redding on Sanford Avenue; approved a resolu­ tion commending M. A. YrU vington, icsigncd building o f­ ficial. Tallied renewal of n main­ tenance contract for the Mellonvilte Avenue water tower; agreed to purchase o f tract­ or equipment; refused u con­ tract fur termite control ut tiie Civic Center and directed tho work bo accomplished by city employes; approved or­ dinance* rczoning newly unnexed property ut 27th Street mid Sanford Avenue and at Onnra Street and Highwny 17-92; tnlded It request by If, W. Little for a second taxi license, and approved in­ stallation of two struct light* on Uike Avenue between 18tb ami 20th Streets. Orphans’ Pal Dios CRKSW KI.L, Ore. ( U1*I>— Hurry Holt, whoso Imliylift resulted in Imnira in (hi* country for more than 3,000 Korean orphans, died in Korea today o f u iicurt utlack. e nneifi f t ALWAYS FinST QUALITY • Longwood Bus Driver Hurt Mr.*, Dorothy Kelly, I^ingwood school bus driver, was reported in “ satisfartury" condition by Winter Park .Memortal Hospital attaches this morning following a four-ve­ hicle accident Monday after­ noon. She suffered neck and back injuries. Trooper Dan Oaks said Mrs. Kelly signaled for a stop at Highway 17-92 and O'Brien Boad. Automobiles of Donald M. Brown, Longwood, and Jul­ ian C. Pcnnu, Jacksonville, collided. Lewis Tompkins Jr., Orlan­ do, attempted to drive his truck around the two cars and, according to Oaks, crash­ ed into the school hut. SPECIAL! FOAM KUI1HEU IMLI.OWS, WHISK-OFF-TO WASH ZIP COVERS! 17"i25" finished she 2 ' ?6 Compare and you'll buy our bite, resilient foam rubber pillow* ut a low price like this! Cord edge white cotton cover! Big value, shop today! � 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 27, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 27, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b4eaf20b387fd17c3ab2e32fa30e5cc.pdf cea8265443ecc1e38f47c69fe1712109 PDF Text Text eneelally whan he runs Into trouble, could bu members of the Seminole County Juvenile Council Ine. The group !• organized—ha* been since l » » - f o r that pur^Chartered to ' » by th# late County and JuveuUa Judge Wllaoo Alexander, the coun­ cil consists o f dedicated dtlw as to assist tba Juvenile Court, schools, and other agsaeist concerned with de­ linquent and dependent childinn to the county. Ms Job so far has gone unheralded and, to many In­ stances, unnoticed by the general public. But Its effort has woo tbs grateful thanks e l those in­ volved. The group's first president was Herald Heckenbach, a school principal Presidents to sobeequent years were Ken Mdatodb, aa attorney; Wil­ liam Thomas, • druggist; John Angel school principal; gad Winiam Tanner, a Ufa serving aa president It la an Incorporated, non­ profit organization with mem­ bership open to aU citizens In the county. Officers and dir­ ectors represent the whole of the county and serve without compensation o f any kind. These officers are elected an­ nually from tba general mem­ bership o f the council Directors meet tour times a year, on the second Thurs­ day to March, June, Septem- bar and December at T:S0 p. m. in the County Commission rooms o f the courthouse. In addition, the president can call special directors to m eet AH meetings are open to the public. Alma and purposes e l the council, as provided In con­ stitution and by-lawa are: —To promote the general welfare of all needy children —To develop in the public a better understanding o f the problems involved. —To oncourago tho correct training, education and place* moot of delinquent and depen­ dent children. —To render financial asslilance for the correction and rehabilitation lor children when no other means of aaaiatanee are available. —And to promote the organ­ ization and operation of a geociea aa can be deemed ad­ visable to provide the nec­ essary correctional training, education and placement of dependent and delinquent eblldren. No salary or ether compenaatlon la paid to any o f the officer! or director*. The ad­ ministration expenses consist primarily for poitago and stationery. The council depends entire­ ly on contributions to accom­ plish Its purpose. Donations ara used in working with de­ linquent and dependent child­ ren hi esses where no other money is available. Contributions art deducti­ ble for income tax purposes and any contributor win ba granted a council member­ ship. The Investment may ba made payable to tbs Semlnnole County Juxenlle Council Inc., Dost Office Box 1741, Sanford. A return address Is requested so a membership card ean be sent to the con­ tributor. The council exists for one purpose—to help a child. Stewing 2460 PARK AVE. (WHOLE) DRESSED PRICKS GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, QUANTITY w c v n K iV M ii Nwwn RIGHTS RESERVED O jnjnw B M W u j. & DRAWN FIVE YEARS AGO TOMORROW OUR OPENED FOR BUSINESS. LADY FAIR SWEETMILX OR BUTTERMILK B. C. WHITTEN, air­ man 1 /d , a graduate o f Seralnola High School, baa been selected "A ir­ man o f the Year" for the 854th Tactical Hos­ pital at Myrtle Beach AFB, 8. C. The 21year-old airman previ­ ously served In Green­ land. DRIVE - IN THIS COMING YEAR ’S SALES CANS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY W ILL EXCEED ONE MILLION Frozen F o o d s j ^ j ^ DOLLARS! YOUR CONTINUED PATRON AGE HAS BEEN HUMBLY AN D GRATEFULLY — APPRECIATED. NEW YORK (U PI)—In axchange fo r that dollar bill to your pocket marked "silver certificate” the government o f tho United States wiU give you one dollar's worth o f sil­ ver bullion grains. But Just try to spend them. The U. 8. Treaaurly Depart­ ment announced Wedneaday that H no longer wiU give out eUvor dollars to omchango for paper currency beeauao o f a run on tho "cartwheel*." The Treaiury fears collectors wiU try to gobble up Its entire available supply (M mUllon worth) sines Congress has re­ fused to authorise minting of more. This reporter, who traded a arisp |1 bill fo r an onvelopo of •Urn grains at tha U. 8. as­ say office hero, offers this ad­ vice for those who may wlah to do tholr coniumer buying In bullion: Forgot Itl Nobody wants the stuff. FRESH CRISP LARGE HEAD ICEBURG w NEW YORK ( U P I ) - Singer Gabriels Hammersteto back to tba United States after two years and throe months to an East German prison ccU, said "It felt wonderful to be boms. "There's no question about It," said tbs 40-year-old wo­ man who was released Thurs­ day by the East German Communists. M bs Hsmmarjteto w a * singing Wagnerian rales to East German opera houses at the time of her arrest reportedly on charges o f ospionsgs. i o p w HEADS a * 1* * * ON« 'S * CABBAGE Farm Brief Eating out probably wtU cost more thin year. Since 1999 whan the government etarted keeping track o f such things, tbs cost o f meals In sw ay • from - home eating ylaaon kaa gone up at the rate o f 814 P « sent a year. BI6 PROOF 12. REGULAR2/2 * 2109 FRENCH — AVE. — SAN FO RD — , N O PHONE ORDERS, PLEASE �+ * Karl Blames Jax Strife On Leadership Failure ( F l t r By United Pres* International Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns and Rep. Fred Karl of Daytona Beach touched on the racUl situation in Jackson­ ville Monday as Democratic candidates for g o v e r n o r Tim* march** on. swung back Into their cam­ • • • paigns following the Easter Today, however, It »*«m* to holiday. go by Jet Karl criticized Burns for • • • what Karl called “ lack of ft £ • % A • A W ft , Caml Bruce, supervisor of registration for S e m i n o l e County *ayi there are only four daya left to register in order to vote In the May primaries. Caml aald she lent out 18,• 000 notice* which enabled residenta to re-register by mall. O f that number, *he hatn't heard from 2,000. Of thl* number ihe eitlmate* that 2,400 have moved away from Seminole. A t any rata, according to new registration*, Caml belive* Seminole County registrationa will act an all-time high. e e a VAH-1 had a change o f comAland this morning at SNAS. VAH-11 will have th* tame nest Monday. * • • Omitted from the eporta page story last week on the Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund Committee wa* the name of Jim Touhy, president of the 8HS Lettermen'a Club, and a real football team buddy of Buddy's. • • • Speaking of sports, Lake Mary's entry in the South Seminole Little League has new bats, balls, uniforms and everything they need for a fins season—save one thing. They need a sponsor. The line forms to th* right! Ritchie Green, district engi­ neer o f the State Road De­ partment at DeLand, said to­ day that "with some good weather w* hope to open 1-4 through to Daytona Beach by th* end of April." This will open the new Interstate high­ way from Daytona Beach to Tampa, except for th* lmmediate Orlando area. e • A couple weeks ago "The Clock Winders” told of a wom­ an, while cleaning out her at­ tic, finding 30 old 1100 bills, Urge ones, on a Kentucky bank. Now w* hear o f a man, sorting through some old pa­ pers he had Inherited, finding 60 old 9100 wartime savings bonds. So, again, we say, be­ fore you throw old papers away be sure to check ’em carefully. Kelly To Speak Here Wednesday ® A w £ Sen. Scott Kelly will bring Ills campaign for the Demo­ cratic nomination for governor Into Seminole County Wed­ nesday, according to hU lo­ cal campaign manager, John Kader. A motorcade will meet Kel­ ly at 12:43 p. m. at Seminole Plata on Highway 17-92. It will proceed at 1:15 p.m. to Lake Mary, where Kelly will ■peak. Kelly will speak again at 9:30 p. tn. at First Street and Magnolia Avenue In Sanford, then will visit local campaign headquarters in the Valdex Hotel. The candidate will speak at 4 p. m. In Oviedo and 4:20 p. m. at Goldenrod, after which he will go to MaitUnd. Home Body Q TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) — James Neuman, 51, wanted for questioning about • robbery and described as "extremely dangerous," was found hiding under hit mothcr’a bed this weekend. O N LY Days to Register For the Primaries f e n t l f t > said no other candidate had his experience in making de­ cisions in times of racial stress. Burns said that Jack­ sonville was now as peaceful as Cocoa or another American city. In Jacksonville Sen. John 5 i Zip Code 32771 J Mathews challenged Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach, WEATHER Fair with high near 70 today; partly cloudy tonight with low in 40s. to specify the agencies Dick­ United Press Leased Wire * KsUblished 1908 TUES., MARCH 31, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 158 inson would cut to save state VOL. fid money. 'T challenge Mr. Dickinson now to tell us what agencies and services he proposes to cut," Mathews said. Dickinson, in the Miami area, proposed a “ drastic change" in the state's promo­ tion of tourism and industry. leadership" in Jacksonville He said tourist promotions violence. “ Last week we saw should be taken out of the another Jacksonville story — ••• hands o f the Development the one in which communica­ Commission and put under a tions broke down, race turned seven member Florida Tour­ against rare, blood was spill­ A hearing on the proposed ist Commission. ed and at least one died. He said his proposal was “ We simply cannot afford to expansion of Seminole Mem­ have that kind of story told orial Hospital will be held not to be taken as critical of NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI) — April 14 at 10 a. m. at a “ past and present Florida de­ In our state." Karl added. Turkish Cypriot* charged to­ JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Burns, in Brevard County, meeting of the County Com­ velopment commissions." day that Greek Cypriot* *re Florida East Coast Railway mission. Miami Mayor Robert King To be discussed Is the fin­ High called for the abolish­ carrying out "terrorism aa us­ waa Joined by eight other ancing for a 60-bed addition ment of the Railroad Assess­ ual" despita th# present* o f Southern railroad* Monday ka to the hospital. Should the ment Board. He said the th* UniUd Nation* peac* its court fight to atop th* prohearing prove successful, the board's acceptance of the rail­ posed merger of the Atlan­ fore* In Cyprus. Commission would levy a .57 roads' valuition of their own tic Coast Line and Seaboard mill tax for its part in a property places an additional Air Line railroads. $850,000 project. tax burden on the taxpayer. The merger will become ef­ The county would raise MOSCOW (U PI) — id lin g fective on April 13, unlcs* Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, $330,000 over a three year said in St. Petersburg voca­ floodwatar* fed by th* malt­ stopped by a federal court or­ period with the balance com ­ tional schools should be ex­ ing o f unusually heavy snow* der. WASHINGTON (U PI) — A ing from the Hill Burton panded to reduce drop-outi The eight railroads filed a faulty compass pointing north today wer* reported threaten­ Fund. from public schools. He said motion in federal court hero when it should have read REAR ADM. ALLEN M. SHINN is piped aboard SNAS during change ing two eitiea and aeveral vit­ The need for expansion is the program would place the and charged the Interstate northeast has been blamed o f command ceremonies this morning. Adm. Shinn’s appointment as the stressed in that the local in­ state in a better position to al industrial plants In south­ Commerce Commission order for causing an RRM recon­ stitution operates at capacity next head o f the Navy’s Hureau o f Naval Weapons was announced last ern Russia. which approved the merge* naissance plane to stray into or more virtually all the time. attract new industry and pay­ veek. Adm. Shinn wns here to inspect facilities at the local station and rolls. was "unlawful and void." East Germany where it was Commissioners inspected the to observe the assumption o f commund o f VAH-1 by Cdr. Jesse W. Taft. A S e a b o a r d spokesman downed by the Russians. facility and determined the CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— Richmond, Va., said, "There The three-man crew of the need, pending approval at the Labor troubles flared at the isn't anything to comment on." U. S. Air Force Jet bomber public hearing. Space Center Monday when 83 They're all up against tb« parachuted to safety March 10 construction workers walked commission's deadline." after their plane was shot Asking to Intervene in th* o ff the Job in a dispute over down by Soviet fighters. employment o f a few non­ Florida East Coast suit were It was learned Monday that the Southern Railway Co., th* union worker*. an investigation is under way Alabama Great Southern Rail­ in Welsbaden, West Germany road Co., the Cincinnati, New by an Air Force board of in­ Orleana and Texas Paclfla Discussion of a proposal for quiry. It is too early to know MANILA (U PI) — Seach Rear Adm. Allen M. Shinn, a $350,000 water system to team* found two mor# bodies Railway Co., New Orleana and whether there will be any dis­ Commander of the Atlantic in th* wreckaga o f a U. S. Georgia Southern and Florida ciplinary action against the serve the City of Oviedo and Railway Co., Central of Geor­ the new stale university will Fleet'a Carrier Division Six, Marine helicopter downed Fri­ crew, which has been re­ gia Railway Co., Savannah be held by City Councllmcn and the prospective Chief, day In eantrol Luson, railing leased by Uic Russians. and Atlanta Railway Co. and th* death toll to 12, a Navy However, the commander of and Harry Lindsey, Titusville, Bureau o f Naval Weapon*, Carolina and Northwestern district representative of the spokesman aald today. t h e RB6C'* reconnaissance Railway Co. U. S. Housing and Home Fin­ today made a familiarisation wing has been transferred to visit to 8anford Naval Air The complaint motion by ancing Agency (HHFA), to­ a new Job which was not con­ Station to update himself on the eight lloea said th* mernight. sidered a promotion. WASHINGTON (U PI) — ger would "destroy and dis­ IIHFA already has advanc­ the VA6 Vigilante program. The Defense Department G«n. D o n g 1 a • MacArthur’a rupt competition among ns in Adm. Shinn, who la acheded a $2,500 loan for a pre­ confirmed that Col. Arthur condition remained critical to­ the southeastern United States liminary engineering atudy uied to aucceed Rear Adm, Small was replaced March 25 day but • kidney malfunction deprive large segments of tho for the proposed water sys­ Kleber 8. Maaterson aa the as commander of tho 10th which created grave concern public of the benefit* of rail tem. This study was delivered head o f the weapon* bureau Tactical Reconnaissance Wing Monday night waa reported competition and Impair tha in the near future, haa ex­ to the Council, was shelved at Alconbury, England. 'bat Usa serious today. ability of some railroads, nol but now has been revived in pressed a deep interest in Small wai made assistant view of the selection of the the weapon system* baaed at only In tontinoe' to compete deputy chief of staff for oper­ university site effectively, but even to con­ la Oranga th* station. ations at 17th Air Force Head­ County on SR 520 three railci If* flew Into th* air station .BERKELEY, Calif. (U PI) tinue to provide adequate quarters in Bamstein, Ger­ from the Oviedo city limits. at 9:35 a.m. and immediately —Th* University of California transportation service." many. reported a " m o d e r a t e l y Possible financing of tht began a tour o f the base. President Johnson ssld Sat­ water system by the HHFA Following the brief tour, strong" earthquake early to­ urday that stern instructions will be discussed at tonight'a Adm. Shinn attended the He* day centered between Van­ have been given in an effort session, along with tentative vy Attack Squadron On* couver Island and Queen Char­ to prevent a recurrcnco of U. planning for the facility. cbange-of-command ceremon­ lotte Ialend o ff the western HEAVY ATTACK SQUADRON ONE’S new commanding officer, Cdr. S. planes straying over Com­ ies. Cdr. Jess* W. Taft re­ coaet of Canada. Je«80 W. Tnft (right) is honored nt n reception given by Cdr. Leonnrd Seminole County campaign munist territory. lieved Cdr. Leonard J. Rein­ J. Jteinhnrt the squadron's commander nince March 29, 1963. Cdr. Taft headquarters for Mayor Hayhart aa Commanding Officer. don Bums, Jacksonville can­ hns been the squadron’* executive officer since April o f Inst year. The When deployed aboard th* chnnge in command took pluce during ceremonies at SNAS this morning. MACON, Ga. (U P I)— For­ didate for the Domocratlo USS Independence, VAH-l'a mer Miaalseippl Gov. Roie nomination for governor, have Mrs. Mary Grace Wright, Vigilantes provided the longBarnett told a foot-atomplng, been opened at 2355 Park of Gainesville, daughter of range, all-weather attark cap­ vocally active audlenca Mon­ Drive, It waa announced today CHICAGO (U PI) — Team- Sheriff and Mrs. J. L. Hob­ ability for carrier striking day night that th* proposed by Harold H. Kastner, local •ter union boss James R. Hof* by, of Sanford, is recovering forces operating under Ad­ civil rights bill would destroy campaign chairman. Cdr. Taft served as an A-3D two (twice ihe speed of sound) Th* command of Heavy At fa has offered to debate Atty. satisfactorily from injuries miral Shlnn’a command. Tho office will be ateffed local self-government In the After the ceremony the ad­ tack Squadron One changed Vigilante attack bomber. Skywarrior pilot and Assistant United States if it I* adopted. ilx daya a week by Mrs. Roaa Gen. Robert F. Kennedy with suffered in an automobile col­ the "winner" to resign his lision at High Springs, it was miral waa briefed by Capt. hands at the Sanford Naval Then Commander Taft read Operations Officer of Heavy Ansley. Robert M. Ware, Commanding Job. reported today. Kastner said Burns win Air Station today in a color his orders, placing him in Attack Squadron Five based Hoff*, In Chicago for * Mrs. Wright suffered a bro­ Officer o f th* air station, and visit Semlnols County lata in also al the Sanford Naval Air charge of the squadron. His EUGENE, Or*. (U PI) — ful ceremony attended by round o f conferences in con­ ken leg and face lacerations. then attended a changeofWarning against Republican April. the next Chief of the Bureau background for assuming the Station. nection with hi* pending trial She is confined to Alachua command reception. In i960 he left Sanford to extremism and critical o f the of Naval Weapon* and other task includes duly on several This afternoon Adm. Shinn, her* on fraud charges, made General Hospital, at Gaines­ major Navy ami Joint-service serve on the Joint Strategic Democratic a d ministration’s Held In Slaying: who last visited the station civilian and military leaders the comment to a radio In­ ville. Commander Jesse W. Taft stalls plus more than four Target Planning Staff at Off- foreign policy, New York Gov, ST. PETERSBURG (UPI)— terviewer a f t e r emerging Her husband, Alvin, and in June 1082, toured the sta­ stepped up from a year as years in Sanford's heavy at ult AFB, Neb., then returned Nelson Rockefeller brought Police cherged 71-year-old from a 2H hour conference daughter, Kimberly, 2, es­ tion's new RA-6C ground sup­ in Oct. 1902 for A-5A training hie campaign for this state's Frank B. Jones with first de­ Monday in the chamber* of caped unhurt when tbeir car port buildings and other facil­ squadron executive officer to tack aviation program. and assignment as Executive assume command of tha 35018 Republican convention cree murder today In the Before flying the Vigilante, U.S. District Judge Richard waa struck by another auto­ ities such as the dispensary Officer of VAH-1. man unit, relieving Cdr. Leon­ votes to western Oregon to­ hammer slaying of his wife, B. Austin. and barracks. mobile. He will be temporarily suc­ day. ard J. Reinhart, who has led Agatha Jones, 64. ceeded at this post by LCDR the squadron since March 29, Patrick O'Gara. Ills eventual 1983. replacement will be Cdr. Val­ Arriving ahortly before the entin G. Matula, who la cur­ dress ceremony amid tradi­ rently going through A-3A tional military rufflea and training. flourishes was Rear Adm. Al­ Wade Snyder will be Install, Speaking at today's change len M. Shinn, who waa an­ ed as rxallcd ruler of Sanford nounced last week as the naxt Elki Lodge at a dinner-meet­ of command was Capt. Jamaa head of the Bureau of Naval ing Thuraday evening. He sue- O. Mayo, commander of Hea­ f t vy Attack Wing One. Capt. Weapons. a l w a y s n n r r q u a l it y m cecds A. P. Buwcrsox. Mayo's post Includes overall Adm. Shinn currently serves Other oificers to be install, supervision of six Sanfordas Commander, Carrier Divi­ cd arc Horace Green, leading based squadrons, including sion Six, thus placing him in knight; Malcolm Lodge, loyal VAH-1. charge of a carrier striking knight; Milton Talbot, lectur­ In addressing VAH-1, be cit­ force that Includes VAH-l'a ing knight; Frank Holmes, ed a long list of squadron twin-jet A-5A Vigilantes. secretary; Bowcrsox, trustee; achievements dating back to Today he had an opportun­ William Hendrick, i n n e r Its inception at the Jackson­ ity lo review the Heavy One guard; Frank Wilson, tiler; ville Naval Air Station in BEGINS officers and men who recent­ Robert Williams, chaplain; November, 1955. ly returned from an sightTaft is the unit's 10th com­ month deployment aboard the Theodore Gorton, organist, admiral'* flagship, the USS and James Henderson, es­ manding officer. quire. Independence. Installation (cant will in­ Standing in smart forma­ clude past exalted rulers Rus­ tion, the squadron personnel heard Cdr. Reinhart raad or­ sell Spencer, Richard Mapcs, ders assigning him to the U.S. James lloolchan, Robert BillPITTSBURG (UPI) - Frus­ Sixth Fleet staff In the Medi­ licimer, William Hardin, Don­ HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS ald Bales, Boy Green. Guy trated burglars settled for terranean. This Is the Naval leader's Allen, Leo Butncr, Earl Hig­ peanuts Monday when they FUTURE FARMERS o f America will stage a double feature benefit DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL latest step in a 21-year career ginbotham, John Williams and failed to find receipts from movie tonight at the Movieland D rive-In Theater with proceeds Andrew Carraway. an Easter weekend at a res­ that Includes many years of going to the Little Red Schoolhouse. Several awards will be made during Elks' wives and guests also taurant. test and development work In intermission through the cooperation o f area merchants. Above, Donnie wilt attend the installation. They acooped up peanuts Naval aviation and a sizeable Sipes, FFA president, accepts keys to the theater from Hugh Prince o f WATCH FOR CIRCULAR IN TUB MAIL The dinner will be at 6:30 from a vending machine and role in shaping the training the theater. The Seminole Chapter, FFA, will do most o f the work in program for flight crews p.m. and the meeting at I a few dollars from the eash showing the family-type films. register and fled. learning In nperate the mach p.m. 9 Roads Oppose ACL-SAL Merger Hearing Set On Expansion 01 Hospital n su v A Greeks Accused Faulty Compass Blamed For Border Flight Carriers File Motion In Federal Court Russian Flood Cape Walkout Oviedo Council To Discuss Water System Rear Adm. Shinn Visits HAS For four Of Base' Two More Bodies Still Critical i Fl Quakes A ** * Burns Quarters Opened Here Hoffa Offers To Debate RFK Hobby Daughter Is Recovering Barnett Hailed VAH-1 Command Is Changed Rocky In Oregon Elks Lodge To Seat Officers enneui 62nd Anniversary Thugs Settle For Peanuts THURSDAY, APR. 2nd « Annual Auto Show Opens i \ j 1 T 4 If I 1} ■ m aL f F -' i h t t 1; 1 L E ii i& Tr ' l l V ' i \ �I t I J^L. Vb't •xnfnrB Page 2 — March 81, 196a V r r x ll (bsucUi GJbJby • By Abigail Van Buren^ x' ^ Two changes o f commandi a rt coming up—today Cdr. J a n Taft wa« to relievo Cdr. Loonard Reinhart at 10 a. m. and on Monday, April 6, Cdr, Bart Bartholomew will taka ovar aa aklpper o ! V A H ll and DaL • from Cdr. John Barlow. Both earamonlea will be fob lowed by receptloni for the new aklppera and their wlvea in the NAS Ballroom. Shortly after that the Rein* hart* wiQ be leaving for Vllle, France where Cdr. Reinhart will take ever his duties with the Sixth Fleet Staff. Cdr. Barlow will go aboard (be Independence as Air Of* fleer, but Mallle and the child* ran will ramaln in Sanford un* U1 Jeff graduates from Semi* •ole High in June, they they will move to Norfolk. All this seta off a charge of acUvIUes in VAH l l with tha dependents cruise on tha FDR out of Jacksonville on April 2; a farewell party for Skipper Barlow at the Officers Club on tha Orlando Air Force Base oo April 2, which will bo a buffet dinner, dancing and oo April 10th an All Hands party la scheduled. Tha latter part of the month, tbo equadron will leave again aboard tbo FDR for Med. duty. I M IV [l 11 iv ' FRAN REINHART was hon­ ored with an unusual type of golng*away party recently when VAH l l wives had a brunch for her at the Capri. This f e a t u r e d scrambled aggs, sausage, bacon and bis* cults, with a topper of cham* pagne punch. Besides the equadron wives, all o f Fran's friends ware In* vited to Join in the occasion. Among those special guests wore Mrs. George Kimmons, Mrs. J. 0 . Mayo, Mrv. Henry Dements, Mrs. Paul Werner, Mrs. W. L. Russell. Mrs. Le­ roy Heath, Mrs. B. B. Brown, Mrs. Nell Johnson, Mrs. Ken* noth Knoey, Mrs. Louie B. Hoop, Mrs. James deOanahl, M rs. John Barlow, Mrs. B. W. Bartholomew, Mrs. Warren Hoellar, Mrs. 8. R. 8tanul, Mrs. D. F. Munder, Mrs! Ro­ bert Lovelace, Mrs. Edward Docker, Mr*. Hugh O'Hara, Mrs. John Morgan, M l . Al­ bert Antar, Mrs. William Mall* czokski, Mrs. John Hogan* sen, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, Mrs. William Yellnek. This brought the total to about to ladles present Reinhart was prosentad with a starling silver dish with unusual caudlebra inset. Tables ware decorated with appropriate Easter motif with bunnies, eggs and flowers. Gifts of silver eard trays were also praientsd to four other squadron wlvea who are leaving. Thai* Included Mrs. John Sparta who la going to Oceana; Mrs. Jack Salsbury, who la going to Oceana; Mrs. Keith Tourney who Is being transferred to VAH-S and Mrs. John Moore whose husband Is moving to Staff. COWAN'S Department Store end the CPO Wives will pre* sent a Spring and Summer Fashion Show on April 31st at the NAS ballroom with club members strvlng as models for the latest styles in warm weather wear. Coordinating the show will be Mrs. Charles Williams, with Mrs. Darwin Smith and M ri. Edward Checafsky in chirga of tha lunchton. This will be catered by the Chief's Club. Luncheon will begin at 12:30 p. m. Mark your calendar. CHIEFS and their ladles donned their new Easter out fits and joined the crowd for the Easter dance last Satur­ day night at the club. Dancing was enjoyed to the dreamy music of Bill Adler’s band. (Rave notlcos about this group from the St. Pat rick's dance are still coming la, we bear) If you haven’ t bean seren­ ed In a long tlm e -o r never— you’ll love the Adler style— It's quite delightful and ro­ mantic. Dave was In the galley fry­ ing up some delicious chicken for the occasion, which was served at the peak of the evening. MRS. FLORENCE CARVER recently prenented her fourth grade atudents in the atory o f “ Han* nel and Gretel1’ at the regular annembly meet­ ing in the Enterprise Cafetorium. Seated in the front row in costume are Gretel, played by Donna Semonea, and Hanael, portrayed by Keith d U q h iu jh &A man'' to help rescue an in­ jured colonel from behind enemy lines. The hour Is nerve wracking as Hanley's suspicions grow hot and cold end w* won't spoil the ending by telling you how this Is re­ solved. 8-9 p.m. CBS. Tho Red Skel­ ton Hour. Some of Red Skel­ ton's ad libs ere a bit salty, unnecessarily ao, since tht main sketch gets some solid laughs on clean lines. In his Freddie the Freeloader role, Red schemes to get a cut for himself and his hobo pals of cash gifts doled out by a wealthy but accentrie doll, wall played by Janet Blair, Troubla la humani don't fig­ ure In her philanthropic scheme of things. Red's pan­ tomime later on, as a bashful prince, la fairly good, but Miss Blair la socko In her solo spot, particularly when she sings “ 1 Am A Woman, You Are A Man." ■:304 p.m. ABC. Mclfala'a Navy. "Allas PT-73." Where Combat bad one man In a questionable uniform, tha natwork’s naval aeries carries guests Mrs. Daniel Beard and Mri. William Yellnek took drat and aacond high. But loaera ware undoubted­ ly pacified wlth^tojUUtloqeaoundlng dessert which was served by Mrs. Donahue—al­ mond crust cherry cream pie and coffee — UMMM1 sure sounda scrumptious. A coffee is scheduled for April 9th at 10 a. m. at the home of Mrs. R. W. Kennedy In Lake Mary. * • * A SURPRISE birthday ar­ ty for Kay Bartholomew (Mrs. Hart) recently was hosted by Mrs. John F. Barow at ber home, with Mrs. t. W. Kennedy and Mri. W. \. Yellnek eo-hostcsslng. -A pair of chtna Siamese .als were presented to Ksy >y the hostesses, with the >lhor guests showering her vlth birthday cards. One very original card with brought by Mrs. llarry Gill. Mrs. Gill Is s teacher In a Winter Park school, and her art depart­ ment drew tho eard, while Mrs. Gill composed the clever verse. Another unusual and intrisuing feature of the party was the two sheet cakes which were crested by Mrs. Yellnek. These were made to resem­ ble two newspapers. One was pink, with black writing to represent "the pink section" and the other boro the mast­ head of Tha Sanford Herald. In addition, a doll cake represented Kay, the “ star reporter". All very clever and delightful and It was a shame to cut It jp and cat It. But It was served along with coffee, mints and nuts. After the opening of gifts, INSURANCE the guests played bridge, with Mrs. R.S. Davidson taking AUTO & PROPERTY high for the evening. The bridge gifts were pretty bars of hand-decorated soap, also All Linen Written Hring Your Insurance made by the clover and crea­ tive Mrs. Yellnek. Second and Problems To Un — Ihird Mri. Kcrmlt Jamison and Mrs. n . S. Beat. Mrs. Dean Cates of Dassel, Minnesota are here, along with her brother and his fam­ ily, Hr. and Mrs. Wallace Cates and their two children, Linda J ffW p u x i #U q*apolls, VAH-T 0 Wives hava a coffae coming up Thursday at 10 a. m. at tho home of Mrs. J, A. Burns In Maitland. Mrs. Roy McLain, also of Mait­ land is co-hostcsi. Special guests will H Mrs. J. O. Ma­ yo. * • • (N SPITE of the miserable weather Saturday, Dm CPO Wives had the Easter Egg hunt they had scheduled for their youngsters anyhow. The ground was already sog­ gy and the rain still coming down in buckets at 2 p. m. so It was held in tho ballroom. Don't known where the Eaater bunny hid the eggs, but tho wives were determined not to disappoint the kiddles ahd where there's a will there's a way. • * • DOMINO EVENTS Thursday, April 2 VAH-T Officers Wlvas Coffee with Mrs. J. A. Burns, Maitland, to a. m. Staff Wives Coffee, 10 a. m. with Mrs. W. E. Markaly VAH-11 Enlisted Wlvea 10 a. m. NAS ballroom Dependents c r u i s e , for VAH l l aboard FDR out of Jacksonville Friday, April I Firewall party for Cdr. and Mrs. Barlow at OAFB Club Bring Your Own Steak par­ ty at Chiefs Club, CPO Wives Monday, April 6 Chang* of Command, VAH­ ll , 10 a. m. with reception following. Decorating Course — Sum­ mer furniture— 1. p. m. Ball­ room — All Nevy wives. Tnesday, April 7 NOW Club at 1:30 a. m. with Mrs. J. O. Mayo Wednesday, April ■ VAH-9 Enlisted Wives cov­ ered dish luncheon at Lake Golden. 11 a. m. Thursday, April I VAH-11 coffee for Mri. Barlow at home of Mrs. R. W. Kennedy In Lake Mary at 10 a. m. A R EA DIRECTORY AIK CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. For Tha Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner FEDDBKS Kale* — Service 200 S. 1’ark Ave. Hanford FA 2-4234 AUTO KEItVICE INSU RANCE BALL-BIAIR AGENCY EASTER vacation visitors 216 8. Park Ave. FA 2-604' are brightening the Grand­ ______HANFORD. FLA. o u i.f view Ave. borne of Cdr. and Tirea * Uattcrie* • Acceteorie* I'LUMDINfl Mrs. Richard L. Wright. Mrs. Uoed AAA Service Wrtght'a parents, Mr. and Guaranteed Brake 4 Muffler R. L HARVEY Sendee PLUM IIING French as 1st. Complete Initallatloni • FA 2-0021 FA 2-0022 Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixture* Water Pumpi Free Estimate* H ARRY ADAIR’S Slavic* Sanford Flour and Feed Store JJm Jim Da Dandy _ Feeds Timothy J J s£ ^ Cette* Seed TV Time Previews 7:20-8:20 p.m. NBC. Mr. No­ vak. "Moment Without Arm* or.’ ’ This epliodo Is more a mystery atory than the cus­ tomary lugubrious education vlgnetta. Miss Pagano (Jean­ ne Bal) la assaulted and then, ai a stand-in for tha principal (Dean Jaggcr) has to disci­ pline a boy who look! per­ ilously like the ono who at­ tacked her. Is he the one and how can aha handle the situa­ tion? Luckily, Mr. Novak (James Franclscus) is on hand to help. Mlsa Bal is ex­ cellent (aa aha Invariably Is) and tha late Robert Walker's son Mika la effectlva aa tha boy. B 7:30-6:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat. “ Rescue" after TV's spate of Interminable junk titles, this show is worth re­ membering for the simplicity of Us title if no other reason. Luckily, It's also a good sus­ pense yarn, with Guy Stockwall playing a soldier In a German uniform who awaara ha's an American on an er­ rand of marcy. Lleutentnt Hanley (Rick Jason) la aus­ picious but follows tha “ Gar- VAH-T Enlisted Wives are the latest group to Join In help­ ing to redecorate the station nursery, after hearing Chiplain Robert Deal explain the need* at their recent meet­ ing. Other special guests at this meeting were Mrs. D. B. Brown, wife o f the Command­ ing Officer of VAH-7 and Mrs. K. Enm-y wife of the exe­ cutive officer. The Seven-Ettea newspaper was to be sent to husbands aboard the Enterprise last week. Mrs. K. Burdick an­ nounced. This “ Enterprising" way o f letting the men et aea know what's going on back borne should provide a welcome addition to mall call. The club la planning a fam­ ily-style picnic to bo held sometime In April, with the time and place to be an­ nounced later and all enlisted wives o f Seven are Invited to attend. Next meeting of the dub wUl be on April 16th at 10 a. m. at the Acey Duecy club. Fifteen new members have recently Joined VAH-T EMW Club. They Include the Mma. W. A. Clark, R. L. Breeie, J. P. Brewer, B. W. Granderton, K. B. Renfrew, A. Sc alia, K. M. Moyers, J. II. Butsard, R. J. Connealy, J. H. Ott, V. J. Murphy, J. Pap* son, N. E. Ward, D. F . Hom­ er and H. R. WUderman. • • • DECORATING C O U R S E Which proved ao popular last fall is beginning again on April 6th. Thare will be a series of six courses, held each Tues­ day at 1 p. m. in the NAS Ballroom, with all Navy wives Invited, Including C h I e f 'a wives. The course Is sponsor­ ed by the 0 . W. Club, and those who do not have aerie* tickets may attend Individual courses at a very nominal figure. First course on tap will he summer furniture — how In utilize such furniture as s room-maker, aa a starter set for naw homemakers, to be transferred later to the pa­ tio, Florida room or porch. Other courses coming up in­ clude entertaining— (tailormade for service life); tableletting, decorating children's rooms and others, which you'll hear about later, Mri. John Barlow It over­ all chairman with Mri. John Moynlhan program chairman for the first course. • • • THE GUESTS are sUll win­ ning all the bridge games. At tha rtcent bridge lunch­ eon of VAH-11 held at tha homa of Mri. W. R. Donshua, -ro a m s oas-v Sr Tiie A I I I * "SKI.S.OW I'S S S H I" SAN FO RD l-al *•«■• Vseniun Cleaner Service - f o l l o w THIS BOVS" Canal* Fraatla I'rrr Prior* aita o * ir Ample 1' ree P ark in g tha matter nf disguise* one step farther. McHale and his gang disguise a wreck ai their PT boat ao that good old gul­ lible Captain Binghamton will see PT-73 available while the real boat Is off on a million of fun and gamca. As usual, everything backfires i n t o plenty of laughs. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat Junction. Some good amusing moments as the men take over most of the action in this episode. Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) gets to feuding with Cannonball engineers Floyd and Charlie (Smiley Burnette and Rufe Davla) and decidei to give them some railroading competition. Un­ cle Joe borrows a flivver equipped with railroad wheels when it becomes apparent tho one aet of tracka won't serve two trains, Kate (Bca Bernderet) and her daughters step In aa peacemakari. 9-10 p.m. ABC. The Greatest Show on Earth. “ The Olorluus Days of the Used To B e." The gimmick tonight la tha cast­ ing. Betty Hutton, who star­ red In the feature film that gave rise to this series, plays a musical comedy star asked (o Join the circus In this epi­ sode. Don Amache, who hosts AI Suit rMl*»laa — Smoking Aren — NBC’ s circus sarlss, “ Inter­ national Showtime," plays a man trying to book the cir­ cus, if it can acquire Mlsi Hutton's services. The conflict Is an old relationship between Hutton and Ameche which doesn't seem rckindlable. 0:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Jack Benny Show. A college themer and good for many laughs that start when Jack Benny walks Into the scene as a freshman. The lettermen, who later ling a good solo spot, double as actors, playing Jack's roommates, a situation they don't relish when Jack shows miserly tendencies. Dennis Day la very funny in hit role of a thick-accent Ger­ man chemistry professor. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Tha Garry Moore Show. Garry is sur­ rounded by old frlcndi tonight with comic Alan King return­ ing to Ida second home, Roy Castle, another almost-regular, and singer-dancer Chita Rivera as his guests. But the highlight of the evening is tho "Wonderful Y ear" segment in which the entire cast does a medley from “ Oklahoma." King gives his usual mono­ logue, Caitle lings a song from his new album and Miss Rivera sings “ Great Come and Get It Day," Tdlfevfcftn Tonight DEAn ABBY: There are 33 students in my chemistry class, and only six of u» do not cheat on testa. Our teacher grades on the curve and it is really unfair to those who don't cheat to get a lower grade because the othcra cheat. I lup-xwe I have no reason to complain because I get A'a on my testa regardless. However* 0:00 l ( ) Had Hkatton 1:10 ( !) You Don't fUy (I) Mcltalia Navy 0:00 (I) Tha Or«al**t Show On Itarlh ( ! ) Richard Donna Show (I) 1-ttticuat Junction M S (I) Jack Hinny 10:00 (0) (Ury Moor* ( ! ) Chanalna Matlldai Tho No* Now Auotrall* (0) Tti# F u flllv* 11:00 ( ! ) ( l ) New*, Wtathar, Hporta 40) Mid-Fla. NOwa 11:71 0) Thaatlr of (ha Star* 11:10 (l> Tnntaht Show (Color) 11:01 (0) Movlt On ha(j)ojmn W EDNESDAY A. M. 0:00 ( ! ) Ht*n On 4:11 ( ! ) kunahln* Almanao (1) Nunallln* Almanao 4:10 01 drove, Farm ((apart ....................................... tin 4:10 ( ! ) World Clvllliation (*) Hunrlo* lo m ttu r 7:40 ( !) Today (0) Wak* Up Moyloa 7:11 (0) Klim Paaturta ( 0) Mlckla Kvaaa 7ill (0) laical Ntara, Woathor 1:00 (D Captain Kangaroo M 0 ( i ) Cartoon* 0:00 (I) Dlvorc* Court (1) Amarlran H illary (I ) Eierelk* For Women t i l l ( l) cartoon* M l II) llumpar Room 10:0b i ! ) Hay Whan (I) Nowo (0) Hpanlah '.0:!l (!) NOW* 10:10 ( ! ) Boy Whoa II) 1 Lov* l.uay (1) Dooomtiar Krlda 11:01 ( ! ) Cnnrrntratloa (I) McCoy a STARTS FBI. WALT DISNEY'S "A TIGER W ALKS" NOW thru TIIURS. Show* At 1:06 . S:06 etoa - 7(00 • 0(00 Frank!* Avalon Annctta Funlcello Jody McCrea Morey Amatordaa Buddy HockoU “MUSCLE BEACH PARTY” PATHECOLOR PAN A VISION Sanford Man In Germany (*) nenorai lloepital Oa. lie is tha son of Mr*. Annie ( ! ) You Don't le y M. Rouse of 2100 West 18th (Color) Street and attended Crooms (I) Kdge of Night High School. H* wai em ­ 10) Queen For A Day ‘ asm* “ (I) Me Meloh ployed by the Plymouth, Fla., 41) gerret Itorm Fruit Company prior to Join­ ID Treilmaoiey ing tbo Army. Hit father, III liurni and Alim Abraham Rouse, lives at t i l l (I) Unelt W ell Paraimmoa Avenue and his (I) Bool at Oreuoh* (I) lourhoa Strait Beet w ill lives it the Uth Street (l> NOW* (I) l.*avo 71 To Heaver address. (I) !.oretta Young M l (I) New* M* 4:44 Olio liN III* For Abby’ s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send SO cents to Ab­ by, Box 3368, Beverly Hills, Calif. * ) By Oswald Jacoby ♦AKB row (I) Father Know* Reel (1) Truth or Con**Quences 79(05 (I! Holding Mght (1:01 ( ! ) NUC N*we 1:00 (I) Ilichelor Father ( : ) Rrnl* Ford Army Pvt. Charles L. Rouse (1) News Weather of 2104 West 18th Street San­ 1(11 ( ! ) Focu* 1:10 <«) Aa The World T u m i ford, has been assigned to (I) New* the 87th Artillery in Germany. ( ! ) Helena* Rouse, a fire control ope­ 1:47 ( ! ) Cartoon* »:oo :<) i-aeeword rator in Battery C of the 67th (I) Ann Hoihorn Fourth Missile ( !) Let'a Mak* A Deal Artillery's III# 10) Rout* Party Battalion, entered the Army (I) Day in Court l i lt October and recalved (I) Tho Doctor* basic training at Fort Oordon, M e (I) To Tell (he Truth DEAn ABBY: I have been following the discussion in your column about whethi er, or not a clergyman' should be offered a cash gift for marriage counseling. Someone signed “ BURNED \ UP IN ST. PAUL" told you off, saying clergymen were a prosperous lo t Then you turned around and told her off. Don’t worry about BURNED UP, Abby. She is —and will be. A RECTOR IN T R U MBULL, CONN. * * • Get it off your chest. For \ a jersonal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelop*. DEAR ABBY: We never go anywhere without first calling to see if we are welcome. But when we get there we are embarrassed to find that the people were Just ready to retire or they are ao exhausted they can't keep their eyes open. Why do they eey, "Y es, we ere going to be home — com# over," when they are not in the mood to have com­ pany? I simply cannot un­ stand this and wish some­ body would explain it to me. LIKE8 PEOPLE Ever hear of the "Arch of Triumph’ ’ in bridge? NORTH II The letters In "A rch " stand ♦ K 8S 79 K 10 5 for Analyze the lead, Review ♦ Q J6 the bidding, Count the win­ o B K to a a ners, and How can the con­ WEST EAST tract be made. They often 0) Q J 100 2 0 )9 0 lead to “ triumph." 7967 79Q J642 You have seven top tricki ♦ 1082 40742 4) A T S *Q4 in today’ s hand and when you SOUTH (D) apply “ It" from “ A rch" you ♦ AT 4 nolo that you can make tho 79 AO 2 hand if you get two club tricks. ♦ J98 2 Your problem la to avoid Both vulnerable tho lose of three spade tricks South We*8 North East 1N.T. Pats 3N.T. F u g first in the event that Weit Pass Pass holds a five card spade suit Opening laed—4 Q and the ace o f clubs and that East holdi the queen. Yes, you cant With almost You want to duck that first •padc. Can you afford to do complete u fe ty anyway. You so with safety? will note that dummy holds J DEAR LIKES: Most peo­ ple lack the courage to be. ^ completely honest. When* folks WANT c o m p a n y . THEY do the inviting. ever, tome of the kldi are mad at me because I won't let them copy from me. Is it MY responsibility to In­ form the chemistry teacher of what is going on? Or should I Ignore it? I hope you print this, Abby, as it is a common problem. CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: It is such a common problem that I can’ t underitand why more teachera aren’t aware of it. I do not recommend Informing on others. Bide your time. j lacoJby Some women get a lot more conversational mileage out of unusual, funny, or rewarding ( » rrlca la Right TUESDAY P. M. things that happen to them 11:10 (I) M inin* Link* 1:4! (I ) Nrwacop* (Color) than do other women. (4) New*. Sports, (I ) 1-rt* And Olady* Whenever you run into Mra. Woather (I) Tho object la (I) N*w«lln* A she has something to tell 1:1# (4) .Now*—Walter CronWEDNESDAY P. M. you—on enthusiastic report kito <1> Ituntlor • llrlnkDr 11:0* (t ) Yoar F lrit Improot- of a trip, an amusing account 7:00 < » Ion of some minor mixup, an ex­ (0) Advonturoo In Pare(0) t.ovo of Llf* dlio cited confidence about some* (1) Seven Key* <0) !t*b*l IlitO (I) New* thing wonderful that has hap­ 7:10 ( ! ) Sir. Novak (!:|n (I) Search for Tomor­ pened or is about to happen (1) Combat is m h n i l-rurrm. V .tr ■•••(It “ M ill# Hr* l r k H .k » M - VACUUM CLEANEK8 Cow Feed $8-40 per 100 lb. Parts A SanpUso For All and Fattening rtfttetilng ‘ Make* larlu rludlnx P.lrctrolux £20 Hanford Ave. Sanford Free Pick Up I'h. FA 2-2S82 Drach. Standing between them Is the Dawn Fairy, Lydia Hamilton. Others participating in the program were Annette Watson, John Baker, Mary Nelson, Crystal Braddock, Chris Spencer, and Rickey Potter. The entire class appeared in the cast as dancers, angels and In a chorus. DEAR ABBY: The newly revived craze of the beard is the most ridiculous thing I have ever witnessed. Ju­ lius Caesar and Alexander the Great were boardlesi, and they did alt right. Na­ poleon and George Wash­ ington were cleanshaven and they did atl right. And wouldn't you say that John D. Rockefeller did all right? HATES BEAI1DS DEAR H A T E S : What about Alexander Oraham Bell, Abraham Lincoln and Sigmund Freud? THEY did ail right, too. And the SmithBrothers coughed up a for­ tune. king-ten small in hearts and you hold ace-nine small, if you duck tha first spade and West shifts to t heart East will have to play an honor to force your ace. You will then attack dubs and unlesi West started with the ace o f club* and plays It and you find E u t with both heart honors and the queen of clubs no further heart play can hurt you. So you duck the first spade. West continues the suit and you win the second and lead your jack of clubs. East wins with the queen, but does not have a spade to lead back. He leads anything his heart desires, but host you have time to set up your, two clube tricks. bv r uih to ber or some member of her family. And you, of course, aren't the only one to hear these lively reports. Everyone Mrs. A knows hears them, too. But no matter what hsppens to Mrs. B, you never hear much about it—even though you are interested enough to ask for particulars. She can make nothing out of some­ thing with a few depreciating words. For all you or any of her other friends know, noth­ ing especially exciting, re­ warding, funny, or hair-rais­ ing ever happens to Mrs. B. That's the main resson why Mrs. A Is never ignored in a group and why Mrs. B us­ ually is, why you find Mrs. A in the middle of things, and Mrs. B on tha itdeltasa, wistfully looking on. Those who get a kick out of sharing their experiancaa with others, vVho make good conversational mileage out of what happens to them are lively, interesting companions. Miiiett Those who clam t p about them wives and dismiss thslr most Interesting experiences with a few dull words don't add much to any gathering. - > It's not Immodest to cash in coo versa lion ally oa your own experiences. That's the •tuff good eoavem tiea Jl mad* of. s s s Monday, April 0 Sanfordy Fla* H L H Plant Grounds show At 4 and a P. M. Doors Open 1 Hour Barlier General Admission Adult* |M 4, Children II Reserved Seats 84* Additional TV RENTAL • Sates • Service Sponsored Bp Seminole TV GIndanrUla Volunteer Fir* Daft. lia fM i Are. See and Hear John E. 11 / # JACK MATHEWS )) "BEST QUALIFIED FOR GOVERNOR” h) Tonight 9:30-10 P. M. Channel 6 Pd. Political Adv. m m m.\4 L- �Jacksonville Police Face Lineup "Four Officers Arrested; More Are Expected B bf fratiforb March 81, 1964—Pnge 8 Wrralb JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — "C o u n ty authorities questioned • lineup of city policemen today to determine the extent o f protection payoff# with which four top officers were charged Monday night. Duval County Sheriff Dale Canon said there would be “ further development*'* In 6 the case today. He said more policemen were Involved and HARRY I. JOHNSON that more arrests were prob­ able. The C i t y Commission, meanwhile, was to formally suspend the four officers, who were Immediately relieved of Appointment of three per­ duty by Police Chief Luther sons to supervisory positions Reynold* when they were ar- with The Sanford Herald was A T e s te d . announced today by Walter A. ” Reynold* himself brought in Giclow, editor-publisher of one of the men, Capt. Harry The Herald. Branch, head of the city'* Roy Piatt has been named breaking and enuring squad national advertising manag­ who was named by Sheriff er; Mrs. Doris Williams is Carson a* the “ principal society editor; and Harry I. pickup man” in the protection Johnson has been named city payoff payoff*. editor. Carson identified the other three arrested Monday night * * • Capt. Gerald W. Dugan o f the uniform division, and Lt. Grover Starratt and Sgt. Bert Hagen of the vice squad All four men were charged In informations filed by Coun­ ty Solicitor Edward M. Booth with violating state bribery By Jane Casselberry atatuUs. All four were freed The Christian Homemaker’s under bonds of $1,500 each Class of the Casselberry Com­ after they were booked. • “ This isn't the first time, munity Methodist Church re­ and not the first city, where cently honored two popular police have been accused.” class members. Sgt. and Mrs. said Mayor Haydon Bums, John Gee, at a surprise din­ who was in Melbourne Mon­ day night campaigning for ner party at the church. The Air Force ia transfer­ governorship when the arresU were announced by Car- ring the Gees to Germany and son. j to prepare them for the “ We had all been aware change in their culinary habits that all activities of the po­ rn lice department had been un­ der Investigation for more than a year by the county solicitor, the sheriff’s depart­ ment and federal authori­ Federal State Market ties,” said Bums. New* Service “ There is nothing political Sanford about this," said Bums when Shipping point information asked about the significance for March 30. All **les F. O. o f the arresU in the guberna­ B. Precooling charge* extra torial eampaign. He said it unless otherwise stnted. 4 is up to the other candidaU* BANFORD-OVIEDOwhether they make an issue ZF.LLWOOD DISTRICT: o f the matUr. Cabbage: D e m a n d good, Carson would not discus* market firm to s l i g h t l y Monday night the amount of stronger. Domestic round type, paymentt Involved In the pay­ 1*4 bu. crates, medium to offs, which bo ssid were made large, few medium size, $1.35 ' So the policemen In return for to $1.35, few, medium, low a* proUetion for Negro card 91.10; 50 Ih. aaek*, medium, 91 game* being carried on il­ to $1-10, occasional high as legally. 91.25, fair condition, 85 eents; 0 The sheriff said, however, Red type, 184 bu. crates, med­ the payoff* Involved “ sub- ium to large, 93; Savoy type, ■Untial emounU." 184 bn. crates, medium to large, 92, some high as 92.50. Carrots: D e m a n d good, market ateady. Topped, film bags, mesh master container, 48-1 lb., medium to large. 91.75; amall to medium, 91.50; 24-2 lb., medium to large, 91.00; 60 lbs. mesh sacks, ' MARCH » loose, large, 91.15. Admissions Celery: Demand moderate, John Walker, Lilli* McCloud, lows* prices, market weaker. Betty Ann Hunt, Sandra J. 10 in. crates, rascal type, IH Wright, Rhonda Smith, Sha­ do*., 92.10; 2 do*., 12.35; 2H ron L. Woodruff, Natalie A. do*., 92.76; 3 and 4 dot., 93; Labounty, Rosemary Pierce, 0 to 8 do*., $3.60; hearts, Bruce Allen Scott, Evelyn crates, film wrapped, 24 count, Cepclaod. all of Sanford; Dar- 94. vis Carol Heath, ChuluoU; Chinese Cabbage: 16 In. . Genevieve Glynn, Auburn, N. rrutes, wrapped, 91.60. Y .; Minnie Heitmann, DcEndive: Demand fuir, mark­ Land et about steady. 1 1/0 bu. Births crates, 91. U r. and Mrs. Nathaniel WilEscarole: D e m a n d fair, U)ma, baby boy, Mr. and m a r k e t ateady. 11/0 bu. Mrs. Harry Woodruff, baby crates, 91girl, all of Sanford Lettuce: D e m a n d good, Dlacharges market about ateady with firm J«hn 0 . Andea, Donlta Wynn, undertone, especially on Ice­ I$uie Bridgea, Blanche Car- berg type; Iceberg type. WB |rett, Alvia Fair, Alfrcada crates, 24 count, most sales on Siraughter, Julia Hendrix, previous commitments, |J to Nettie Lee Morgan, Betty 92.25, mostly 92; Boston type, Hicks and baby, Sharon Hlg- KBN crates, 24 count, 9'.’.50; fibs and b a b y Kathryn Leaf type, 24 qt. baskets, 1 Braucr and baby, all of San­ lot, 91-50; Roniaine type, 1 1/0 ford; Elbert Case, L a k e bu. crates, 1 lot, 91,75; Bibb Mary; Rubye H. Daniels,' type, 12 qt. baskets, $1. Onions, Green: Dcmund slow, Leesburg market dull. Crates, 3 dot. bunches, 92.70, few, $3. Parsley: Crates, 6 dot. l o l f Series Set AKRON. Ohio (UPI) - Tht hunches, 91-60, occasional high tird annual World Scries of us $1.76. Parsnips: Baskets, topped, Hf, matching the winners of |t year'* four biggest golf film bags, 12-1 lb., fl.35. Radishes, Demand modrrate, umamenta In a $75,000 |owdown, will be held at the market about ateady. Baskets, Ireitone Country Club, Sept. topped, film bags. Red variety, in . The 36-hole event pitch- 30-6 os., 85 ceute to f l ; White I the winners of the Masters, Icicle. 24-8 ox., 91X0. Turnips: 60 lb. tacks, top­ , S. and British Opens and BA championships against ped, loose, 91-2S; bunched, 12 bunches, 91.G6 to 91.76. ich other. DOIIIS WILLIAMS ROY PIATT Three Added To Staff O f Herald Piatt Joined The Herald a month ago after having been state representative of the Florida Field Report, an agri­ cultural newspaper. Prior to that he had serv­ ed as Florida Publishers re­ presentative in Jacksonville, representing such periodicals as Field A Stream, This Week Magazine and Kiwanis and Rotary publications. Christian Homemakers Honor Gees A t Party VEGETABLE REPORT Hospital Notes class members prepared a complete menu of delicious German dishes, ranging from sauerbraten to apfcl strudel. Mrs. Gee was presented a lovely orchid corsage and the class gave the couple a farewell gift of Halcy’a Bible Handbook and a new Amer­ ican Translation of th* New Testament. To familiarize the honored with the country to which they are going Mrs. Frank Messick conducted a comic Interview with “ an exchange couple from Germany” who could not speak English, play­ ed by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry whose knowledge of German I* limited to such things as “ gesundheit” and "verboten." Mr. and Mrt. Marvin McClain also parti­ cipated in the akit. Others who worked on the committee to plan the af­ fair were Mrs. Donald Mont­ gomery, Mrs. Robert Dcppen and the hostesses Mrs, Char­ les Williams and M n . Angel Mendez. Mrs. Montgomery was so Involved In planning the German supper that she even got the German mea­ sles and was unable to at­ tend. ' Class members gave Mr. and Mr*. Gee gag gifts relat­ ed to giver or his occupation. Mrs. Darwin Sites is teacher of the class. O He also served as advertis­ ing representative for the Or­ lando Sentinel, with offices in Sanford. He and Mrs. Piatt have liv­ ed in Florida for nine years, having come to the state from Washington, Pa. Plait attended West Virginia University and graduated with a journalism degree. In Washington, he worked for the Observer and Reporter as advertising representative and office bureau manager. His hobbies are fishing and read­ ing. The Platts have two child­ ren, Robert 17, and Rita, 16. Mrs. Williams also recent­ ly Joined the Herald staff. She lives at 204 Tangerine Drive. Mrs. Williams hat been in Sanford for acven years and her home prior to that was Montgomery, Ala. She has traveled extensively, with much of her time devoted lo work with the U. S. Govern­ ment. Sha also was with the film industry la California for a number of years. She attend­ ed Huntington College in Montgomery and UCLA in California. The new society editor has a daughter, Mary, 16. a sop homore at Seminole High School. Her hobbiei arc read­ ing, sewing and fashion de sign. Johnson Joined H ie Herald about two months ago. His previous newspaper work was as executive editor of the Win­ ter Haven News-Chief. He also was news editor of the Clearwater Sun. A native of Elmira. N Y. he has lived in Florida for nine years. He started his newspaper career with* hia hometown newspaper where ho was news editor and did a nightly radio newscast Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have one aon, Gary, currently serv­ ing on the aircraft carrier Wasp stationed in Boston. The Johnsons live on West 10th Street bera In Sanford. PFOPLF. BF.LIFVf IN M AY TAt. Two Involved In Long wood Accident In Protection Payoffs South Seminole Ministers Conclude Easter Services By Donna Estes A two car collision which occurred Snturday evening near Inman's Garage on Sanlando Springs Drive In Longwood resulted In total lost of one vehicle and extensive damages to the other. Neither driver, Vasco Mar­ shall o f Short Street, Longwood, or Howard Lee Hicks of Orlando, was Injured. Marshall's ear was judged a total loss. Investigating officers, Ken­ neth Brabaxon o f the Longwood Police Department and John McConnell of the Flor­ ida Highway Tatrol, placed charges against Marshall. Mulligan Wins MONTE CARLO. Monaco (UPI) — Marty Mulligan of Australia became the (irit Australian winner of the Monte Carlo International ten­ nis tournament since Frank Scdgman in 1952 when he de­ feated Jan Erie Lundquiit 6-4, 6-4, Monday. Christine Tru­ man of Britain beat Jan I-ehane of Australia, 6-4, 3 6, 6-4, to win the women's crown. Receives Award NEW YORK (UPI) — Jack Smith, former baseball coach at Hofstra University, Monday received the annual Metropol­ itan Collegiate Baseball Con­ ference award for “ outstand­ ing service to collegiate base­ ball in the New York area." The presentation was ntado at a midtown hotel by St. John'* University Coach Jack Kais­ er. ny Jane Casselberry series of Passion Week serv­ An Easter Sunrise Service ices held at Lyman High Sunday morning climaxed the School nnd sponsored by the South Seminole Ministerial Association. Friday night's Rihlical pro­ duction, “ The Sermon on the Mount," fenturing F r a n k Houghton, widely acclaimed for his portrayal o f Christ, The Orlando Accordion was held out-of-doors on the Symphony Orchestra w i l l Athletic Field. Mrs. Roughton stage a benefit concert April mlds much to the presenta­ 18 at the Seminole High tions with her portrayals and School auditorium starting at solos in which she provides her own accompaniment on 8 p.m. sn autnhnrp. The concert ia being spon­ Many children, at well at sored by District 37, Florida several men and women from Nurses Association. The or­ local churches, took part in chestra is directed by Wil­ the program, costumed in liam Spicer and ia all-amat­ Rildical attire. eur and non-profit. It has The services were moved been described as offering into the school auditorium “ clean, wholesome entertain­ for Saturday night and Sun­ ment of the highest caliber” day morning because o f rain nnd has been playing togeth­ and cold weather. er for six years. All mem­ Saturday, an inspiring dra­ bers are students at the Or­ ma of the “ The Last Supper" lando School of Music. was presented. Local men, who played the rolra of the Disciples, were Charles Dud­ ley, Frank Balcntlne, Thomas L. Alrey, Jessie Drown, Char­ les Stoll, Felton Carter, Floyd The Senior Men’s Golf As­ Hailey, Ron Huggins, Elzis sociation at Mid-Florida Coun­ Parkerson, Ralph Peter, Paul try Club held a member-guest French and Leonard Cassel­ Calloway handicap, low net berry. Pat Edmiston played tournament Wednesday and the water boy. In addition to bit portrayal first prize was taken Erie Pullman with a net o f 72. of Christ, Rev. Roughton al­ Russ Overly, a guest of Chet io presented a stirring solidZellers, was first among the oquy as Judas. Hair) Roughton gave a very emotional visitors with a 74. A. W. Mosrnthal, a guest performance aa Alary, mother of Phil Pendleton had a low of Jesus, in prayer. A t the Sunrise Service, net of 75 while Ralph Hufford, a guest of Iiud Mahry, dawn was heralded by the and Carl Williams, a gusst I.ymsn Truinpeterra and wel­ of Anily Andrews, split with come was given by Principal a low net o f 7C 'i. Carlton Hcndley. Th* South Orchestra To Hold Benefit Seminole Junior High School Coral Group aang “ Ecce Sacergos" and “ The Lord's Prayer." Rev. J. D. Peacock, of the Fern Tark N’azarcne Church, delivered the sermon. Other ministers and their rhurchcs who participated In the various services included Rev. Jack Lindsay of the First naptist Church of Longwood, Rev. E. Ruth Grant of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwrood, Rev. Delmaa Copeland o f the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, Rev. John Montgomery ot W e s t m i n s t e r Presbyter­ ian Churrh, Rev. Leonard Jones of rrairle Lake Bap* tist Church and Rev. E. W. Miller and Rev. N. Carl Elder of the Altamonte Community ChapeL Mrs. Darwin Shea was or* ganlst for all thre* servlets. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford Dillman Wins In Low Net DINETTES 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Sets *38 ro *88 EASY M ATHER TERMS of Sanford Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Star* 203-09 E. 1st ST. 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This year, your choice might be the new 16-foot-pTna Chevelle, sized to fit nicely between Chevrolet and Chewy II (and between parking meters, with five whole feel left over), but with its own special looks and room. Then, too, there's the sporty 15-foot Corvair, so right for at many people (you girls, in particular) that we've never touched an inch of it—except far things like bigger rear engines for '64* And finally, Corvette—still W/i feet and still too much for any true sports-car lover to Bay no to. The long and short o f it is, yon don't h art to go t o any length to find exactly the lize and prioe and kind ot car you w ant Just aee the five different lines o f ca n a t your Chevrolet dealer’s. THE CHEAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • ChsvaBt-Chivy U -Ctnalr •Cemtt* See them at your Chevrolet Showroom HOLLER M O TO R SALES C O M PAN Y SECO N D A N D PALMETTO SANFORD 322-07U ■■■ ■ to*? .jB ® A ..- �I if i t . Can’t Be All Bad Did you ss* In ths ptptrs — D oeton hnvs discovered that husbands and wivca can be allergic to each other. (THIS is a discov­ ery?) The MDs blame such things as dandruff and face powder. (We've heard that strange lipstick marks will do it, too.) — A college professor announces it is now possible to earn a doctor o f philosophy degree without taking a course In philosophy. (Well, Just aa long as It doesn’t spread to med­ ical icnools.) — Cleveland, Ohio, learned almost simultaneously from two U.S. gov­ ernment bureaus that (1) it has a higher average annual family in­ come than New York, Chicago or Detroit and (2) Its bankruptcy cases have increased 1,000 per cent In 15 years. (More money to go bankrupt with.) — An argument between two gourmets over whether the onion In Dr. Crane’s California or Bust! Worry Clinic a hot dog sandwich should go on top o f or under the wiener ended in a brawl and in a lawsuit (Sor epicureans, but the judge never say where the onion should go.) — A baseball player who gets $60,000 a year has been offered a $8,000 bonus if he will keep his weight down so he can play better. He graciously accented the offer. (This guy is really big.) — A criminologist warns that kids who are spanked for being naughty may grow up to become murderers. (Leave ’em unspanked so they grow up to be merely insuffer­ able.) — And in Illinois a coed has nos­ ed out a cow in a spirited race for campus charity queen. (Nothing beats a pretty girl—not even a pret­ ty cow.) We say it again: A country that can turn out news like this can’t be all bad I ■ ear Lola's Consumers’ Power “ A steadily mounting number of consumers are simply dissatisfied with retail product packaging.’’ The words are those o f Mrs. Es­ ther Peterson, special assistant to the President for consumer affairs. She cites such things as odd frac­ tional welghta printed in small tj and deceptively large packages that contain more air than product Mrs. Peterson recently urged in­ dustry to voluntarily set up stand­ ards on different products, simplify labeling and packaging and eliminate dishonest practices. Others go further and urge more Stringent federal regulations. Manu­ facturers generally oppose this claiming the consumer is adequately roteeted by present laws, which at i s same time allow industry enough latitude to exercise ingenuity in presenting new products and new packages to the public. The subject arouses passion on both sides, and the facts are often lost In the scuffle. Imaginative pack­ aging does help sell products and does add to the pleasure and effic­ iency o f shopping. Yet any housewife could cite abuses. As in everything else, a few S bad apples cast suspicion on the whole lot. While the lawmakers investigate and cogitate and others agitate, the consumer need not stand by helpless­ ly. The purse in his hand is a pow­ erful weapon. In a negative way, he can refuse to purchaso any product hs feels is deceptively packaged. More positive­ ly, he can inform the store mana­ ger, or better yet, write the com­ pany concerned. If the manufacturer is reputable, as most are, this ought to result in more action than a dozen letters to Congress. Bruce Biossat ~ Ray Cromley Political Notebook Thought For Today For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good o f whe­ ther it be evil. — Ecclesiastes 12:14. • • • We are responsible for everything that we do and everything left un­ done. We will have to give an ac­ count to our Creator one day. — Capt. Harry B. Foden, The Salva­ tion Army Religion In America A aangraraional committee li about to disprove tits polit­ ical axiom that lawmakers shy swap from religious cantrovers/ in aa alsctim /t a r . Plum In / headlong Into one e f the most dlvlelve disputes In American religious life, the House Judiciary Commit­ tee has announced plana to begin public hearings some­ time next month on proposed constitutional amendments to permit prayer and Bibla read­ ing la public schools. Before the eemadttoa are no leas than SS different measures which House mem­ bers have Introduced to over­ turn the IBM Supreme Court ruling forbidding rellgioui exercises in public schools. The proposal with tha strongest backing Is sponsor­ ed by Rep. Frank J. Becker, R-N. T . It would amend the Constitution by adding these words: "Nothing In this Constitu­ Imeat. Cltlseaa groups kavu tion shall be deemed to pro­ lie n formed $i New York, hibit the offering, reading 1California,' Massachusetts and other states to campaign for from, or listening to prayers restoration e f prayer and or blbical scriptures, if par­ Bible reading to p u b l i c ticipation therein is on a vol­ schools. Tho campaign has untary basis, In any govern­ received tha public blessing ment or public school, Insti­ ef Baptist evangelist Billy tution or public place.” Oraham. Catholic Cardinal C am m i t t s a Chairman Francta Spellman and Epis­ Emanuel Cellar, D-N. Y « sup­ copal Bishop James A . Flke ports tha Supreme Court rul­ — three msn whs have rare­ ing and would Ilka to give ly if ever before been found Becker's amendment a quiet oa the same aide e f a public burial. But Cellar is forced issue. to g o ahead with heariaga ha* Opponents e f the Becker cause Becker has obtained the amendment have been slower signatures o f 181 House mem­ getting organised, but thsy bers on a discharge petition. are now beginning to make If Becker could get SIS sign­ their voices heard on Capitol atures — a majority o f tha Hill. Hie Baptist Joint Com­ Houia — the Amendment mittee on Public Affairs, would be taken out ef the representing the eight largest e o m m i t t e e ' a hands and Baptist bodies In the country, brought dlroctly to tho floor last week cams out against for • vots. tho Becker amendment aa • Congressional mall is re­ thrust to religious liberty and ported to be running heavily sbureh - state separation. in favor o f the Becker amend- This week, the American Jew­ ish Congress denounced the amendment as "the most seri­ ous challengs to the Integrity of tho Bill e f Righto la Amer­ ican history." Earlier, representatives of 84 Protestant denominations, attending a national confereaea aa sh u sh aad state con­ vened bp the National Coun­ cil e f Churches la Columbus, Okie, voiced "acceptance and support o f the Bupreme Court decisions insofar as they pro­ hibit e f f l c l a l l p prescrib­ ed prayers and required de­ votional reading o f the Bible la public schools." Herald Area Correspondent! Geneva Mrs. Jes. E. Msthlesx 848-4884 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Waster 888-8818 Lake Menree Mrs. H. L. J obsess 812-4728 Lengwead Mrs. Desaa Eetas 818-88IT North Orlasde Mrs. Doris Dean 822-1929 Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jslis Bsrtee 188-1811 Bear Ltke-Fereet City Mrs. Mary a ss MUes 888-8878 Casselberry Mrs. Jsae Casselberry 1114441 Cbelsota Mrs. J ess Magla 845-2741 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller S88-4I1S DeRosa Mrs. Mild rad Haaey 848-8481 Enterprise Mlaa Helen Hnodgrasa 888-8988 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Bnydee 222-4*41 Oviedo lira. George Kelsey 885-8488 GHp Page 4 1018, and <7.000 men to in- rent protection, depending on flucnxa these same years, con­ the potency o f tho vaccine siders ita flu program a suc­ used. cess. Though flu nationwide hit Rut why does protection its highest levels sines tho vary from 11 to 02 psr cen t! 1017-18 epidemle, by oarly In 1043, the Army vaccine 1058 tho Army had brought gave 78 per cent protection. its Influence rates down to By 1045 that protection was those o f normal, nenepideraie up to n per cen t In 1047, years . . . considerably lower protection dropped to 11 per than in the civilian population. cent when a new type o f virus In 1058, tho now vaccines appeared which varied signifi­ were giving 88 per cent pro­ cantly from the strains hi the tection. Army vaccine. The Army says Its secret is Adding a strain o f that new the speed with which these virus to the vaccine brought new strains are added to Its protection back up to 08 per old vaccines. cent by 1050 and to 83 per Army men report they reg­ cent by 1058. ularly include mora types e f Protection dipped markedly flu viruses In their vaccines a few years later with the than are available ia vaccines spread of the Asian flu virus. used by most civilian doctors. What tha Army mea expect An Army crash program de­ veloped n atlll newer vaccine is that their eoaatontly insIn ths spring o f 1057 that in­ proved vaccines will hold the corporated the Aslan Influ- line. The vaccines tend to pre­ m is virus with the older vent epidemics from getting types. out o f hand. They never wipe Till* brought 47 to 77 per out flu. I f words gets around that tho T n u u r y is letting 25 • cent pieces go at four for a Treasury to sailing at two for a dollar. T.ong lines also were form­ ed this week by persons eager to buy the new Kennedy 50 • cent pieces, which the dollar, there could he a real stamped*. In some pieces, the cur­ rent coin shortage is so acute that certain denominations are being rationed. That could lead to all aorta o f dire consequences. Any time that there li ra­ tioning, a black market usual­ ly springe up. I wouldn’t be surprised, therefore, if the country soon has a heavy traffic in under • the • counter coin*. Shady characters will ap­ proach you on s tr u t comers and whisper*that they know where you can gat change for a dollar. I f you ara interes ted, they will taka you to a aoarby coin - easy. Knock twice and toll tbs doorkeeper that Jo* sent you. One solution to tho prob­ lem might bo to augment tha supply o f ailvar coins by adopting tha monetary system used oa th* island o f Yap, an American trusteeship In the Pacific. The Yapeee have a very stabilised currency. T h e y make their mosey out o f sal- Sanford, Florida oisclow, Tuts., March 81,1964 natron ana r t e u s i n ELECT TH OM AS A voi.T oi.taB . careeuueo . oeeerei toaaapae jfL ia x k BTSsaoTSSois Associate Editor r u n van r a w Managua Better mabjsv i. goes neon Citr Editor i i 'p v w M ix s O nntr Editor B o a ts w il l i a m s ■•Clots Editor nov unrein Adv.rlLIn* lU nsetr n or m att Boners! Advertising Manager auaim urrv m. jo a a n o a cinsslfltd Dlrootor a a n ia ■m o b b a k e b BnsUsee Manager r a n w bllo Methsaleal l i s t g tia a c a s m is a b a t b o l i e s t tear •HAS I Tear s ee • Maatks M l a Months WJ S I S * Monts* • At* i Months !.** I Month Lee I Month Beets) KsgeUtlsas urovtde that all mall sskserteuesa h* la advsaoo mVi1-— W » rMjtfyr §& *)•*•• w: 1 ’ v Seminole County UK m « ••B y * -— -T v SPEER AA- *1 Prosecuting Attorney I hart th# t in s sad (hs fwllflcRtioBs to givs you courteous, fair, and o ff ideal By Hal Ceekrsa A compromise is when the whole family goes to th* movie Dad didn’t want to go to. • * * Work hard, gals, until you've earned enough monsy ) to burn. Then you’ll have n* trouble finding a match. • * s e e It’s great to be out to (he woods In the Fall getting close to nature, but when H reins it’s too close. # * # * # * Thera era still a let e f one-party lines aad the ewe party to either a toera age eom ee daughter. -* * * There’s something n oetel gie about sa elderly watching hide walk from school loaded dews with books. J Mortgagt Financing plom cite, a typo o f etono. Some of their coins a n 14 foot in diameter and walgh hundreds o f pounds. Th* smaller coins have a hole in the middle ee they can bo carried on a pole. The larger denominations, being too hoavy to lift, aimply a n deposited by a house or rood■Ids aad left th en perman­ ently. Yeu might gat rick on Yap but you can’t inks M with m. THREE CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LOVELY HOMES Now Ready — IN — Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A CONVENIENT V A , FH A, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Shm unaheA M ay 5 Democratic Primary Paid Political Adv. v * Coras winter end anybody worth hie salt will throw to ca ley sidewalks. C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . BUILDING A SPECIALTY OftkB 111 w. SMh Bi. pfeoBB 1224108 HOME* o n COUNT1Y CLUB BD. • FOLLOW OUB SIGNS a fin # Even fo r th* wealthy mas home is a flop house after a hard day’s work. our low*4©gf CUSTOM oorvico. Barbs Ask about The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U PI) — As averyon* must by now bo twara, th* United States has a coin shortage. Tho demand for coins has grown faster than the federal mint* can produco them. This has created tome ra­ ther hUarro situations. For about a week »ow, big crowds have boon lining up at tbs Treasury Department to buy bags full of sliver dol­ lars. They are said to bo look­ ing for rare eolns that can be eold to collectors for more than • dollar. Which may be true in some cu es. It Is m y belief, however, th e! many e f them ore bay­ ing silver dollars simply be­ cause they can’t pass up a bargain. And this ia undoubt­ edly tho blggoot bargain la town. For flOS la paper money, the Treasury will sen you 100 sUver dollar*. Which U practically wholessis. Evan year own brother-in-law wouldn't make yea a bettor at the cooielont level, but subconsciously they want to *» be eeduced. So send for the booklet "Sex Problems in Marriage,” en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c end Insure a PERMANENTLY happy m arriafel BUYING A HOUSn Dick West Soys fr ra lh wsLTica a. km a net The forthcoming hearings win giea both aides aa opportualty to show Just how strongly they feel on this is­ sue. It is doubtful whether any other publie question arouses stroegtr emotions, pro aad tea. WASHINGTON (N E A ) — A new Army study sheds light on the currant controversy over the value o f flu shots. It explains why some people swear by tha ehoU and why others doubt their value. For tho poet throe yu a n the Army has given Inflatesa vac­ cine to every man in service more than 80 days. in addition, the Army Med­ ical Corps has experimentally run major test with "vaccin­ ate**" and control groups e f unvacelnated men regularly for more than SO years. Tha Army doctors have found that vaccinated men have had from 11 to 82 per coat fewer cases o f flu, de­ pending on tho tope of vaccine and tha strain rgf flu virus prevalent In three tost years out o f four, there were 00 to Pt per cent fewer flu cases among the vaccinated men. The Army, which lost SO,000 men in battle in 1017 and eOy frssteatcd tea don't what alls them, so they all serto o f tympAad they toy to caver up M V Jitters with tigerrets, cerk toto aad areaqtoRsere, an of which may doaoto a eexaally frighten* ed fern ele CASE S-428: Lola D., aged 29, U the frustrated wife who bee been hiving Illicit dates with other men. “ Dr. Crane,” eh* confess­ ed during our Interview, "1 feel that life has passed me by. “ I married at 18, and be­ fore the yeer was over, I was tied down with our first baby. And our marital relations were never very exciting to me. Yet when I go to the Beauty Parlor, I have card ether wives describe bow ex­ citing it can be. “ So I feel that 1 must have missed some of the romantic thrllli which a wife la entitled to receive. “ Before I pass late the 90 ape bracket, I think I ought to see if 1 eaa't teste aome of those thrills that women are supposed to feel." As a rule, the average wife Is quite content to remain monogamous and devoted to her husband—IF. And that Mg “ IF” means, IF be Is reasonably consider* ate and et least gives her complete erotic satisfaction occasionally. Women are comparatively frigid in contrail to men, but they do h iv e a moderate ero­ tic hunger. But moot wives go from year to year without EVER obtaining satisfaction ia the erotic realm. Bo they grow vaguely frus­ trated aad Jittery. The chela •makers among women ara that likely to bo erotically starved females Tim average women doesn't understand herself when she feels various symptoms ef erotic starvation. So she may throw herself madly into social work or even religious end Rod Cross activities. Many of thorn emoke incase tally aad drink highballs to “ calm Bows.” o r they delate no medics with requests for tranquilizers. Husbands, if you’d apply the technique In the sex booklet below, you'd not have such Jittery auto*. For that could eliminate their dgareto, liquor glasses sod tranquilizers, since Jittery females are likely to be sex ually frustrated. Otherwise, when they cele­ brate their 29th birthday and suddenly see that dreaded No. 30 looming up ahead, they o f too react like the wo­ men who confront the meno­ pause. Some of them then decide to do some romantic explor log, so they two-time their mates In e rain hope of tast­ ing forbidden pleasures. Others actually tie them­ selves up Into such emotional snarls that they end in a mental hospital with a host of neurotic symptoms,, in­ cluding the cry “ Doctor, I feel as If I am choking all the time.” Another group of former teetotalers, now adopts tbs highball aad cocktail habit, vaguely sensing that U they get liquored up, then they will not be 100% responsible if a man assaults them. In fact, smart men at bare and cocktaQ lounges diagnose razes who com e la alone for n drink as simply advertis­ ing the fact that they ara “ on the make," and that la often true. Oh, they win righteously deny such a thing, at least ST E N ST R O M REALTY ? Sites A f n t s 8284480 E lim iiriB M H M im saaiagM aM M R uaadH iA sanraB aB K naraaM aaaM B E S iaB B i r i r a w M ■m .V �E lif SanTarb March 81, 1984— Page 8 fTrraTl Winthrop Rockefeller Acts Like Candidate For Governor >TW \ MARSHA NESMITH DeBaty Circle • Has Meeting By Mrs. Adam Muller The March meeting of the £ ” # _ W DeBary Community Metho­ dist Ruth Circle teas held at the home o f Mrs. Guy Wright With Mrs. James Oddy as co­ hostess. Mrs. Elmo Moore presided. Member* responded to roll call with each reciting a Terse from the Bible. Those attending were reminded to note that the next WSCS gen­ eral meeting will be held Tuesday, April 14. On Thurs­ day, April 16, a “ Bring Some­ thing, Buy Something’' will be held In the church social hail from 10 a.m. until “ sold out.” Birthdays o f three mem­ bers, Renee Jones, Ulder Davis and Agnes Delhi, were celebrated and Mrs. George Spaulding was welcomed as guest o f the circle. The program and devotions were presented by Mabel Green and Gertrude Potter who were assisted by Mrs. Hugh Booth. Mrs. Ruth Creascy will be guest at the April meeting o f the circle which will be held at the home c f Mrs. S. W. Lawton with Mrs. A . Allen as co-hostess. United Service Held Friday In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller United Good Friday SerTlces in DeBary were held at the First Baptist Church with participating ministers speaking on “ The Seven Last Word* o f Christ." Special music was presented by vo. enlists and organists from the various churches. Ministers taking part were Rev. H. M. Thomas o f the First Baptist Church, Rev. Cecil N. Ogg o f the Com­ munity Methodist Church, Iter. Augustus C. Summers c f the Presbyterian Church and Rev. A. C. Beatty o f Stafford Memorial Methodist Church. Farm Brief Unit charges fo r marketing farm products are expected to go up again in 1064 but the increase is expected to be smaller than it was in 1063. The rise o f 1063 was four per cent or twice the average for the period o f 1053 to 1062. DEBORAH SIPES MARY LUDWIG I MICHAEL KENIS • Geneva Garden Club To Meet By Mrs. Joe. Mathlrux ■ The Geneva Garden Ciub will meet at 2 pan. Wednesday at the boms o f Mrs. E. ,W . W h i t e (Twin Palms.) ‘•Hostesses will be Mr*. White, .Mr*. W. E. Dibble and Mrs. John D. Themes. Mrs. 8. C. (Tommy) Dickten on will present the pro­ gram oa landecaplag. x• fV & J creased amount o f my time to people to he most receptive” the broader objective* o f our to “ the advantages o f a true expanding community, n o t two-party system." Rockefeller !■ the Repub­ limited . . . to the Industrial lican national committeeman field alcne." from Arkansas. He said he had found the He wrote Faubus that he had considered resigning for Fire destroyed property to ■evertl months. He had been •n estimated value of $1.76 head of the commission since its creation eight yeara ago. billion during 1963. KYLE D. KEOGH Final Five Entries In Baby Contest The final five of the 14 en­ tries in the Baby of the Year Contest appear with this item. The contest opened March 14 and concludes April 4. The event is sponsored by the Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi with proceeds be­ ing use to assist the work with exceptional children at the Little Red Scboolhouse. Each vote costs one cent and can be cast at the three locations showing the entries' pictures. They are Roumlilat tc Anderson Drug Slone, Touchton's Drug Store and Ben Franklin's 5 k 10 Store. Supreme Court Begins Close Study Of School Desegregation WASHINGTON (U PI) —The supreme court begins a searching look today into the racial problem in public schools, particularly in Prince Edwand County, Va, and At­ lanta, Ga. The high court met at 10 a. m. EST to hand down dc clsions. It then will hear three hours of arguments on an appeal by Negro parents seeking reopening of non-se gregated schools in Prince Edward County, a tobaccogrowing region 70 miles Boating Party Has Mishap By Donna Estes The Longwood Volunteer F i r e Department responded to a call at 1:45 p.m. Sunday to give assistance to victims o f n boating accident on Fairy Lake. Bill Simpkins o f Longwcod had taken his daughter, Shar­ on, 12, and her friends, Hasm Meeks, 13, o f Or­ lando and Latrelle Hoffstctler, 14, o f Longwood, boating and water skiing. When Simpkins made a swing to pick up Sharon, who fell while skiing, the steering me­ chanism failed and th* craft overturned. W i t n e s s e s on shore thought these riding in the boat were trapped and in difficulty and called the f i r e depertment. However, Sharon ewam to shore and was assisted by a resident of the Lee Apartmenta on Wildmere while Simpkine and the other two girls swam to shoie near the Krohna borne on Highway 17-02. Kenneth Brabaton o f the Longwood department, who answered the call in the emergency vehicle, reports that all eaeaped without in­ jury due to the fact that they were such good swim­ mers. southwest of Richmond. Prince Edward County was one of the cases involved in the supreme court's momen­ tous 1954 decision that the constitution docs not permit racial discrimination in public schools. County authorities abandon­ ed public schools rather than have Negro and white child­ ren attend classes together. The county has been without public education since 1959. In Atlanta, authorities in 1961 started a 12 year stair­ step plan which they claim will bring full Integration to city schools by 1972. Two hours have been alloted by the high court for argubents Tuesday on whether Atlanta must speed up its desegregation schedule. The legal defense fund of the National Association for the Advancement o f Colored People (NAACP) Is backing both cases, supported by the Justice Department. Since 1954 the supreme court has made a point o f letting lower federal courts decide details of desegregation plans in accordance with the “ all deliberate speed” yardstick it set for them In 1955. But last term the high tri­ bunal gave courts and ichool authorities an unmlstable prod. In a case dealing with desegregation of parka and playgrounds, the court went out o f its way to express dis­ may at the “ indefinite delay in elimination of racial bar­ riers in schools.” Political Rally By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Democratic Club will sponsor a political rally at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Firemen's Recreation Hall on Oolomba Road. The rally is open to the public and all are invited to hear the Volusia County candi­ dates. Darwin Bruce, president of the club, will preside and re­ freshments will be served. Prises include a 325 Series E savings bond donated by Florida State Bank and a trophy donated by Wert’s Jewelers 'or first place, a lov Officers Elected By Rotary Club Richard Deal o f Chase and Company has been named president-elect o f the Sanford Rotary Club and he will as sums the duties next July 1 Deas succeeds BUI Hemphill Other officers chosen, and announced at Monday's Civic Center meeting, include: M. L. (Sonny) Raborn Jr., vice president; R. W. Ru prccht, secretary; Ron Dlcus, assistant secretary, and Walt Haynes, treasurer. The slate was selected by t h e nomlnaUng committee consisting of F. D. Scott, chairman; Ben Wiggins and George Touhy. Their choice was approved by the board of directors. Two new members were In ducted into the club Monday by Touhy who told them of their duties, responsibilities and privileges as Rotarians. Greeted were Col. Henry Furman of the Sanford Naval Academy and Wade Shealy, chemist with the Stats of Florida. Women's Club To HearTalk On Insurance By Jane Casselberry The Women's Club of Cai selberry wUl meet Wednesday for a business session at 7:30 p. sn. followed by a program and social at 8:15. A representative from the office of State Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner J. Edwin Larson wUl discuss in surance for senior cltisens and point out the types of misleading advertising put out by some disreputable compan ies. Officers for the coming year wlU be nominated and elect­ ed. Mrs. Nance Russell, cochairman o f the program committee, is planning a sur­ prise entertainment. Husbands of members are invited for the program and social. Refreshmenta wUl be ae~ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Eleanor Storra and Mrs. Helen Ciszewskl. U.S. Should Control Indian Aid, Princess Says Foreign aid to India would •best be served if the contri.buUng nation would adminis­ ter the fund's use, Sanford Rotarians were told Monday at the Civic Center. Speaking was Princess VI.Jaya of Nabha, India. She spoke of the inadequate handl­ ing of aid monies in reply to a question on what her native •country is doing to reduce ipoverty. She said many programs are set up to combat the eco­ nomic blJght but a majority •of them are on paper. Should '.the donating nation adminis­ t e r the money, it would be pointed to the proper spot to help the coodiUon, Princess •Vijaya declared. ' _______o t M M ___ L I T T L E R O C K , Ark. head of the Arkansas Indus­ (D P I)— Winthrop Rockefeller trial Development Commlahas sent his resignation as sion to Gov. Orral Faubus. Rockefeller, brother o f New York Gov. Nelson A . Rocke­ R iff-R aff feller, once said he would re­ The expression "riff-ra ff” sign from the ccmmlstion if for people o f low mcanr he were to run for governor. comes from old Swedish and In the letter mailed during French. It literally means the weekend, Rockefeller said he intenda to devote an in­ trash that is swept aw:Q\ “ India has a recorded his­ chairman. He also Introduced i Boutwell, her husband and tory of 5,000 years, yet it Is W. H. Boutwell and Mrs. Olan I sister-in-law respectively. young as a Dem ocracy," the speaker said. The country has drawn its culture, dress, languages and other facets of life from many nations “ Just as you in Amer­ ica have done,” she noted. For example, she pointed to her native attire she wore for the Rotary meeting, saying it is of Greek origin. The government • helping 1 2 :4 5 -1 :1 5 SEMINOLE PLAZA 8HOPP1NG government programs would CENTER, Between Cmuelberry be mueh m o r e effective, and Fern Park Princess Vijaya said, if It 1 :3 0 -2 :1 5 LAKE MARY were done on a more personal Center o f town level. Poverty—and tha caste sys­ 3 :0 0 -3 :3 0 SANFORD tem — she declared appeared Speech at corner o f Fiwt St. A to be sustaining problems. Magnolia Aven then go to Scott “ The population will always Kelly Headquarter, Vaidea Hotel. outgrow the food supply as it continues to grow." 4:00 OVIEDO She also noted there is no Center o f town. compulsory education. "Thera 4:20 GOLDENROD are not enough schools or Center o f town. teachers. It’ s a privilege to a t t e n d school," Rotarians were told. The country as a whole, ahe said, is either very rich or very poor and " it must work fast to catch up with the Make Ceetribetioae Te Beets Kelly Far Govaraer apace age." Fuad. Valdes H aul. The speaker waa introduced Paid Political Adv. h r Orviiln XoNchioa, program Sen. Scott Kelly IN SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y TOM ORROW JO IN TH E GO TEAM ! Scott Kelly for Governor Ing cup donated by Kader'a Jewelers for second place, and a gift certificate for bronzing the baby’e first shoes donated by Gumra Jewelers. Among the entries are: Deborah K. Sipes, 6 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sipes of 103 Mayrose D rsponsored by the Seminole High School Chapter, Future Farmers of America. Kyle D. Keogh, 10 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Keogh of Lake Mary, sponsor­ ed by the Sanford Lodge l.O. OF. Mary Elizabeth Ludwig, 2 months, daughter of 31*. and Mrs. John Ludwig of Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor, sponsored by the Sanford Pilot Club. Marsha Nesmith, 15 months daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Nesmith of 305 Sunset D rsponsored by Women's Auxi­ liary of Seminole County Medical Society. Michael Neil Kenls, 3U weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kenia of 14S Country Club Rd., sponsored by San­ ford BPOE Does, Drove 160. BETTER VALUE 21 GALLON SMALL HAND GARDEN TOOLS High, Quality Steel With Ash Handles BROOM GALVANIZED 59;. T Broom Value Ever GARDEN RAKE SHOVELS LAW N RAKE FLORAL RAKE EACH PLUGS 55 WEED CUTTER Serrated Iliads ALUM INIZED MUFFLERS *665 $994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS 1.49 *5« GENUINE FORD 9 9 * LAWN SPRINKLER . . 88c PARK SPRINKLER . 1.98 ea. CLOTHES DRYER ALL ALUMINUM CHANNEL ARMS, GALVANIZED POST, 130' PLASTIC LINK OIL FILTERS N jr x p e w r / FISHING EQUIPMENT DRILL | BAIT BUCKET UNBREAKABLE, UPRIGHT, NON-SINKABLE J97 $2 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. NOTICE Your Friendly Ford Sarviea ft Parta Departmenta Open TU Bet. AfUm oaue Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. 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ROUND OR ATTENTION FORD OW NERS HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE CAN “W est Coast Lumber Our Specialty** 700 FRENCH AVENU E Telephone 322-7121 SANFORD, FLO RIDA SALE ENDS APRIL 20th PAINT BRUSH �■ ft P t fe 6—March 81, 1064 Im B Lake Mary Women Meet An Imprcarive Hat of ae* compllahmenta wai read Inatead of blowing out candlei when the Lake Mary Wornan’a Club met recently for a luncheon at the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce build* lng to celebrate Ita aetond birthday. Mra. Frank Evana, presi­ dent, called upon each of the department chairmen w h o gave an outline of their com* mltteea’ activitlea during the p u t year. Booka totaling 117 and $398 were given to the Lake Mary Elementary 8cbool for ita 11* brary. The money waa ralaed by the club apomoring a chicken barbeque dinner, a theatre party, and a booth In the acbool’a annual Winter FeatlvaL Mra. Hugh Tlllla dlaplayed aafety poatera created by the drat grade and reported that the prixea would be preaented In the near future. The club awarded a $25 aavInga bond to Phyllia Mitchell, • sixth grade atudent, who won the e u a y eonteat on "Our American Heritage." The Public Affaire chair* man, Mra. Frank Leone, tick* ed off the many and varied drlrei the club baa aupported —"Strengthen the Arm of LI* berty,” water aafety, county health, March o f Dlmei, TB, and the Arthritic Fund. Mra. Georga Lindahl re* minded the club that birth* daya have been remembered at the county home and that an Eaeter party waa given thla year aa well. Arta and crafta have played an Important role In the club'a life under the guidance o f Mra. J. O. Gregory, Fine Arta chairman. The membera have bad a leaaon In sketchlng from a live model; made Chrlatmaa decoration* at a workabop; viewed and appre­ ciated palntinga created by other membera that are on dlaplay In Lake Mary; on* couraged Lake Mary achool children In their art work; viewed and applauded the many membera who partid* pated in the annual aewlng contact; and took great pride in their two blue ribbon win* nera in the craft ahow — Mra. Harry Sanduiky for her pine needle purae and Mra. John Hoc! for her knitted aocka, The programa have been lively, varied, entertaining and educational. Under the cbairmanihlp of Mra. Olan Boutwcll, the club'a firat an­ nual year booka were pro* duced; a faahlon abow pre­ ce d e d ; enlrlca In paradea which brought the club hon­ or*; lovely dinner* and partie* for the member*' enjoy* ment were put on; and to aid the club membera In creating lovelier garden*, • program on landacaplng and outdoor lighting waa ataged. Way* and Mean* chairman Those Horrid ACE SPOTS* -W R IN K LES Mra. A. F. Keeth, ha* been active in aupporting the ever growing club. The big pro­ ject of the year waa the dollar atneteber. Member* took a dollar and then atretched it In a wide variety of waya, aelling cook booka, coimctica, and many other article*; din* nera, decaert bridge*, etc. Mra. Don Smith, first vice preildent a n d mcmbcrahlp chairman, reported that the club haa taken in 19 new membera and 1* rapidly ex­ panding with the total memberahlp at SI. Mr*. N. V. Farmer, former aoclety editor of the Herald, waa honored aa a apedal guest, and the membera preaented her with a gift token for her untiring and enthua* lactic effort* In cooperation with the club. Keeping the birthday In mind, Mra. Carl Mo*a, deco* ration* chairman, had mem­ ber* and their guest* hitting at table* which depicted their birthday montha. Colorful flo­ ral arrangement* represent­ ing events In tha calendar year were created by Mrs. Edith Dixon, Mrs. Robert Martin, Mra. W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. Lena Eith and Mrs. Joe Smathers. The president, Mrs. Evana, In calling for the yearly re ports, presented her chair men in a most Interesting and poetic way, and did not forget the wishes associated with a birthday celebration. H er wishes for the club were more like challenges aa she moving­ ly spoke of the many goals yet to be obtained and the manner in which the members would attain them. LAKE MARY Woman'* Club member* admiring the Fourth o f July floral arrangement at their *ccnnd birthday celebration A r e Mr*. Joseph Eith, Mr*. Joe Smother*, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, and Mra. Carl Moss, general chairman. Sigma Chi Sweetheart Miss Anne Crapps, lovely | A palatial mansion In Tails-1 charm and sophistication syndaughter of Mr. and Mrs. hassce was the scene of an onymous of genuine southern Jimmy Crapps, o f Sanford, |elegant formal lawn party last culture and splendor was reSaturday afternoon. T h a |fleeted In entirety at thla ela­ haa been honored with the i borate affair. 'Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" The grand finale waa the title. And what a sweetheartl Sweetheart Hall last Saturday The entire student body of night at the Woman’ s Club Florida State University at with an orchestra from Atlan­ Tallahassee waa in competi­ ta furnishing the music. Viva­ tion for this hopor. The can­ cious Anne waa awarded a didates were finally narrowed trophy, beautiful red roses down to eight, with Anne be­ and a sweetheart pin signify­ ing selected as the official ing that aha la "The Sweetsweetheart. of Sigma Chi." Festivities for the fratern­ Following the ball, party ity weekend were fabulous. members retreated to Pana­ Last Friday night, a tradition­ ma City Sunday for a day of al costume barnyard party reminlaccnca and relaxation opened the celebration. The on the beach. alto of this occasion was a house which had been trans­ An established and certain formed Into a barn, covered fact 1* that the men o f 81gma with cardboard and painted Chi are excellent connoisseurs red. The fraternity men went la selecting tha exurberant all out, and real live farm and enthusiastic Anne aa their animals completed tha de­ sweetheart. We are on their MISS ANNE CRAPPS aide. corum. Enterprise Area News Of Interest By Helen Snodgrass The Parent Teacher Coun­ cil of the Enterprise school met at the school cafetorluro last Thursday with open house following the business session. The Rev. Hubert Thomas ol Dcliary Baptist Church, gavo an Interesting and inspiring devotion. The winner of the spelling bee held recently waa Steve Rivet. The P.T.C. voted to give a contribution to Mrs. Joyce Altman's kindergarten claaa, In memory o f their late teach­ er, Mlsa Dorothy Chambers. Rhythm b a n d instruments were purchased for the class and preaented to Mrs. Altman during the meeting. Entries to all classes are open to members of The Ssa ford Garden Club and resi­ dents o f Seminole County Others may enter by making arrangements with Mra. W. L. Gramkow Jr. (phone 322-3213) Horticulture Division I Sections A-D Cut Garden Flowers (exhibitor may en ter one bloom in each class) A—In the Annuals and per­ ennials, one stem except aornflower (3 stem s); pentaa (3 stem s); pansy (3 stems), one color; sweet pea (3 sterna; vio­ let; viola (8 sterna) In flowering or berrying shrub, tree, or vine, must be in bloom or berry (not over 24 inch); In cut foliage (1 stem or branch not over 24 inches or 3 leaves from stem­ less plants such as aspidis­ tra). Sections E-L Container Grown plants should be only one plant to a pot, unless a to­ tem pole, or collection Saintpaulia (African violets) —only single crown plants will be accepted for compe­ tition AU those Interested are urg­ ed to bring their cut speci­ mens to Civic Center from 8:30 to 11 a.m. April 3 at which time entries will be closed. Container grown plants may be entered on Thursday, April 2, from 2:30 to 4:40 p.m. AU those interested In entering for competition in this sec­ tion will find entries less com­ plicated for both the exhibitor and entries committee If en­ tered before the rush on tho morning of the show. Thriftiest FRIGIDAIRE Wednesday A . M. The Dorcas Circle of the Upsala Presbyterian Church wUl sponsor a session to make cancer dressings Wednesday, April 1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the church educational building. The public Is Invited to par­ ticipate In this worthwhile cause and to bring a sand­ wich. Coffee will be furnished by Mrs. Sarah Hodge. SHEAFER’S CLOCK & WATCH REPAIR PICK-UP ft DELIVERY 113Vr Elm. Sanford 322-3231 being aponiored by the Waither League and an invita­ tion is extended to all mem­ bers and friends of the church to attend this movie. Further plan* were made for th* Lutheran Women'* Misilonary League Rally to be held in Sanford on April 28. Tha bueineie meeting wae followed by a most interest­ ing talk given by Mra. K. V. Mykkancn. Mr*. Mykkancn was dressed In th* native coitum* from th* section of Finland that has been her home and she told about tho trip taken by the and the Rev. Mykkancn to Finland last year. After the business meeting refreahmenta were served by Mrs. Ray Bradin and Mra. George Daniels. Plywood paneling, the main­ stay of many buUdcrs, cornea in varying graina. Decorative walnut, oak, teak, rosewood and exotic Japanese imports including lauan are just a handful of possibilities. KING'S BEAUTT SALON Over Roumlilat’s Drug SPECIAL 33.00 $10.00 Cold Wav* Comp. Shampoo ft Set 31.50 No Appt. Nee. 322-9658 Open Ere*. By Appt. ^ h i p ’q g h o r e twin-pocket Shirtible*— a splash of fashion 4.00 Ladies Auxiliary O f Wekiwa Lodge Meets Wednesday Tba Ladies Auxiliary No. 379 will bold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, April 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia Avenue. AU members are urged to be present at Ibis Important meeting. Styled with a 'salty' tang! Sailboats, light* houses, good clean lines...for great coverage! Easy-care all cotton. Marine tones. 28 to 38. OPEN FRI. NITE3 M«i,tl4*<lcf«JU(l«r* M lor Modok roittFrin • rcfi/ipm* of • Mm Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8 . PARK AVE. w Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed DRESS AND HAT SALE! Famous Dress Styles by Cos Cob, L'Aiglon, Nelly Don, Jonathan Logan, Vicky Vaughn, Toni Todd, and Gay Gibson 24.95 19.95 14.95 Dresses Dresses Dresses LADIES' HATS By Kutz, Nanette r ig $145 *259” PR KB PICKUP and DKLIVEBT__________ The evening circle o f the Lmdiea Aid o f the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer mot Thursday evening at the church. Mra. Walter Moore, President presided over the bueineie meeting. Mre. John Scnkarik led the opening de­ votion* and read an article, "N ot fo r a Million Dollar*." An amendment to th* con­ stitution, to be voted on at the next meeting, netting up new committee wee pre­ sented !>y Mrs. Ray Bradin for th* consideration. Mrs. Philip Skatea, kinder­ garten teacher, announced op­ en house for alt children who will be old enough for kin­ dergarten or pre-kindergarten thie fall. She aald th* open house will be during th* whole week o f April 8 thru 10 and invited all eligible children to spend one or two mornings as guests. It waa announced that "Question Seven" a 107 min­ ute movie, produced by Lu­ theran Production*, th* same ns produced the "Martin Lu­ ther" film will be shown at the church April 19, at 6:30 p m. and 8:30 p.m. It depict* the most difficult decision which young people in East Germany ara faced with • education beyond 14 yeara or sincere loyalty to Christ and th* Church. Thia movie has been highly praised by many of the great papers of our country and haa won aoma 22 award*. Th* showing ia Constantly Insincere compliments open the door for friends to exit. Refrigerator! Keep pesticides In their ori­ ginal containers. Insect spray stored in an old soda pop bot­ tle could tempt a small child. Keep the label on the contain­ er. It gives instructions on what to do in case of an acci­ dent 118 Magnolia Aveana Phono FA 2-4411 Lutheran Ladies Circle Presents Unusual Program m C ei 2-door SANFORD Z < Jk Make Dressings COOKOUT PARTY for ruMioes o f Gumma Lambda, Rota Sitrnin Phi, and their husbands was recently hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley at Lemon Bluff. Enjoying the affair were front row, left to right, Ednn Stewart, Dottle Matuizek, Donna Brennen, and Katie Corley. Back row, left to right, are Bud Stewart, Ken Matuizek and Joe Corley. Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, recently en­ joyed a cookout at Lemon \ f Bluff, honoring the rushees ' and their husbanda, for the purpose of getting acquaint- , ed. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley hosted the affair, assisted by Mr. and Mra. Ken Matuizek, Mr. and Mra. Bud Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. William Brennen as co-holts. Attending tha delightful outing were Mr. and Mra. Jim Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Daigle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daughtrey, Mr. and Mrs. J.W, Carter, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Mcridith, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCaile, Mr. anil Mrs. Larry Manns, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blythe,and Mra. Don Ham­ mer. Personals LOOK t ! RKXALL DRUG For Flower Enterprise By Helen Boedgrasa Mra. Alfred Clapp fats re­ Orange City, on Friday, April turned to Montclair, N. J., aft­ 3, at the Dickinson Memorial er spending the past several Library from 3 to C p.m. week* at her borne In Enter­ Blood la needed from anyone prise. between the ages of II to 39, and anyone who is In good health la urged to be a donor. Thla la another one of the ser­ vice* performed by the Red Cross Chapter for you, your loved ones and friend*. The D e B a r y Volunteer "Manorettes" will conduct a bake aale at the DeBary Plata on Saturday, April 4, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Plan to help a worthy cause by pur­ chasing some of the baked good*. Rushees Honored At Party Various Entries Dorcas Circle T o Remember is thla Red Croat Month, and your neighbors Fade Them O ut! will be soliciting funds for the •Wcuhcrtd brown *pou anti wrin- Chapter, to be prepared when fclctl They itll the world you're they call. getting old—perhipa before you really are. Fade them out with I'-SOTERICA, new medicaied cream A mobile unit will be In that brake up imaaee of pigment oa the akin—make* hand* took white, antooih, and young again. Equally affective on face, neck and arm*. Not n cover up. Panetralet akin cell* M Inneraprinf Mattrcaa anmuUie new. amooih beauty. Fra. Renovation Special grant, grcaaelcm—M aoflena, lubriInclude*: cater and molaicne akin. Now only • (leaning ft Processing 12 00 foe 9 otaneae Felt —J montha* auppty ^ . • Brand New Cover foe •tied aa hand cream M Muttrcii and powder (owe- I • Brand New Iaanlatien dauoa. If yon want I where lovelier akin quickly M I H P , TOUCHTON Instructions O n G. H. HIGH Authorised PRIG1DA1BB DBALER ITta W . 1 s t Sanford Ph. 323-3993 . 19.95 14.95 10.95 SALE 14.95 9.95 6.95 C H IL D R E N ’S DRESSES Kate Greenaway! REG. BALB 10.95 7.95 5.95 7.95 394 E. First 84. DawmUwa B u fsrd • ijjpjf ~~v^Ta.' __ t> h - �(I Politically Speaking Castro's 'Mobile' Courts Bring Coffins For Victims •• Tampa business man Jim Fair is probably the “ run* nln**st" man In ths history o f Florida politics. He has entered at least one race In every city, eounty and state election during the past sev­ eral years. And has never won yet. This year Fair outdid him­ self by recording qualifying papers for four offices and ha entered a fifth race with­ out going through the formal Ities o f qualifying. Fair has deposited $700 to enter the primary election campaign for a post on the Florida Public Utilities Com mission: $725 was filed to en ter the Hillsborough County Commission race, from which he later withdrew; $400 was spent to qualify as a candi date for supervisor o f rsgi stration, and $100 qualified Fair as a candidate for Dem STAR PERFORMERS o f the Soils and Gray ocratie national committee Circus are shown doing a pyramid. The circus man. will be here April 6 ut the 11L11 plant show­ Fair says hs wanted to grounds. make a test ease in Federal Court when he filed papers to enter the campaign for Democratic Congress man from Hillsborough Coun' ty. He deliberately withheld the required filing fee, he Army Specialiit/4 James F. claims, to show the people a Shivers, son of Mr. and Mrs. man can run for office with Elmer B. Shivers o f Osteen, out "selling his soul, hocking took part in field training his homestead or pawning Incomparable equestrianism exercises dubbed King Nep principles." reigns supreme when the tune IV, an allied land forces, e e • Ssntiagos thunder into the Southern Europe, exercise at R e g i s t r a r Caml Bruce, center ring of the Sells & Vincenza, Italy. winding up new registrations Gray Circus. The exercise tested the cap this week for the May 6 pri Ofiginally from Braiil, their ability of the Southern Euro mary voting, believes a new feats of hurriesne horseman­ pcan Task Forces to pro high for registered electors ship include massed pyramids, vide nuclear fire support in Semlnols County will be pas de dcaux, juggling, vol­ against aggressor forces. tallied when she closes her tage, rope skipping, and prin­ Shivers is assigned to Bat books Saturday. cipal ballerina, all on the (ery A, First Missile Batta­ Not too long ago Caml huge backs of the ponderous lion of the 82nd Artillery near “ purged" her books o f voters Belgian rosinbacks. Vicenza. 17ie 20-year-old sold who bad not exercised their Eddie Santiago, star of the ler attended DeLand High privilege and o f thosa who troupe, ia the only man, In School. failed to return their re-reg­ the United Statei who per­ forms the hazardous leap istration cards. But, she says, there has through the hoop of fire, and been a steady stream o f res­ Mike is, at 18, the youngest idents placing their names In professional bareback rider in the registration books these this country. When he made past few weeks. Volunteers his performing debut at the also went out into the county gala opening in Bradenton and "set up shop" to Facili­ March 14, trade critics in the tate registration. Volunteers audience immediately hailed in Longwood, for example, him as Ihe most promising registered more than 300 vot­ young equestrisn alive. Sells & Gray Circus will ex­ ers in one two-day weekend. Potential voters have only hibit in Sanford April 8, at this week to qualify in order the 11L1I plant showgrounds. to cast their ballots in the The 4 and 8 p. m. perform­ ances will be for the benefit May 5 party primaries, MOOCL TS-S14V e e • of the Gindervllle Volunteer Forty-one Democrats are Fire Department. Famed Troupe To Appear With Circus ■eeking nomination for 12 county offices In the May 6 primary. Five Republicans have no contest in their par­ ty primary. • e e A discussion o f world and national problems effecting Florida agriculture will be a feature o f the "thank you" luncheon honoring Sen. Spessard Holland April 17 at Or­ lando’s Cherry Plasa Hotel. The 80 Florida agricultural organizations sponsoring the event are avoiding all sem­ blance o f political discussion #• the agenda. e o e Sen. John Mathews Is slat­ ed for a three-hour visit to Sanford this a f t e r n o o n , according to wire dispatches. Hie news letter reports he "is running very strong in Alachua, Marlon, Lake, Sem­ inole and Orange Counties" for the Democratic guberna­ torial nomination and, com­ bating Fred Karl releases, continues that "despite what others may claim, there ia no candidate in this race who has been a greater friend o f teachers or public school ed­ ucation than Jack Mathews." • e Osteen Soldier In Exercises GENERAL ELECTRIC Longwood Man On Carrier • ! M Studebaker AZALEA SALE! DeBary Legion Receives Card Brightest idea in new cans! 118 Msxnolis 822-1582 DAY SPECIAL This Week Only Tues. - Wed. - Thun. •hapa In Studebakar. Step up • more around ear for tha total Your uya move a eaaily along tha crisp Una design to axtenaion. Elegant sculpturing o f sida panels and neatly crafted rear surfaces are handsome, additional design elements that enhance the entire car aa ona graceful unit. Tasteful highlights accent this clean shape from every angle. Like to drive it? 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PLANTS UP TO $|.00 "A few minutes later they 4 FT. TALL ■ •*. were tried,” Guerra contin­ ued. "Four youths, against Grapoville Nursery whom nothing could be prov­ Ry Mrs. Adam Muller 2221 Graperills A rt. ed, wore condemned and shot Herbert D. Gibb American .122-0884 immediately. Eight were sen­ Legion Post 258 of DeBary "Scotia Dealer* tenced to 30 years In prison." has received a card of thanks from Mrs. John F. Kennedy for the thoughtfulness express­ ’u i m l z i i _r / i u t t . - l f l ' ed in sending a message of condolence and sympathy at the death of her husband, the Uts President. h 4 ;• At the Post’s regular meet/ = r) >' 11' »' ‘ ing In December it was un­ animously approved that the Post Colors be draped In mourning for 30 days after all attending joined in a per­ iod of silent prayer for Presi­ s a fsj $ n u n » l ( 1U H dent Kennedy. STUDEBAKER IS DIFFERENT Y O U ’LL LIKE ITf U J e a fL M to ta M The Liberty V e i l was cracked while tolling for the death of John Marshall, chief justice of the United States, who died ia 1833. R m rfn rI D ifferent...by Design • Ns Dsirsttisg tvw, ast svss la totzwl • llg Zsrs-Dsgrts Frssaz, Molds *p ts 12$ MU • $I14« Out 3kahili • 2 PsrssIsM VsgstsMs Omani A .... ^ tha mobile courts, their meth­ ods of justice and their im­ pact on the Cubans. "They leave a row of dead behind them wherever they go," said Hector Carrio, a former attorney in Camaguey who escaped to Miami. "The accused has no legal protection of any sort. The nature of the erima does not matter, since tha slightest ac­ tion against tha regime la suf­ ficient to send a citizen to pri­ son for many years. "Tha sentences of these mobile courts ara Immediate­ ly carried out," Carrio con­ tinued. "In most eases, the accused la taken out and shot." A worker from Mslsnzas Province described the trial of 12 youths arrested in his home town. "The trial was held on the spot where tha accused were lUMCEMTM-nBZa Michael E. Myers, avia­ tion machinist's mate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myers of 1323 Hunt Road, Longwood, Is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt now operating off the Florida coa st The Mayport based carrier recently returned from five weeki refresher training at the Naval Station at Guanta­ namo Bay, Cuba. Re-activation o f the Flor­ ida Children's Commission to administer a statewide juven­ ile delinquency control pro­ gram has been proposed by Sen. Scott Kelly, candidate for governor. Kelly said the program would be patterned after an effective delinquency control t project he developed when he sas mayor of Lakeland. Karl W l l b e l a Schaele, Swedish chemist, discovered chlorine; Sir Humphrey Davy later showed it to be a chemi­ cal clement. cars, manned by threa to fire members of the militia or of the young Communist organi. zation. They are sent out im­ mediately when disturbances are reported in either the cities or tho country. "Ths members of the court act as both judge and jury," the report said. "They often serve also as members of a firing squad which executes the accused on ths spot.” Paul D. Bethel, a staff member of the Citizens' Committee and former press attache with the U. S. Em­ bassy in Hsvana, said tha mo­ bile courts servs tha Castro regime In two ways. "They intimidate the peo­ ple in the areas where they appear," he said. "And they crush any uprising before it really can get atarted." Reports from Cuban refu­ ges threw additional light on WASHINGTON (UIM) Fidel Castro has put wheels on his courts of justice, call­ ing them "mobile tribunals." But anticommunist Cubans have another name for the three-man tribunals t h a t speed around the Island In panel trucks, conducting spot trials and passing sentence. They call the moblls courts "death on wheels." This aspect of Castro's technique In dealing with re­ sistance to his regime was contained in a report released Monday by the Citizens' Com­ mittee for a Free Cuba. The report waa based pri­ marily on Cuban government sourcei, such as radio broad­ casts, newspapers, official speeches and decrees, as well as information provided by Cuban refugees. The report described the mobile courts as old trucks or FROST-GUARD 14 e H. B. Foster, o f Fort My­ ers, Republican candidate for governor, has appointed Ray­ mond J. Malloy, o f Tampa, as campaign co-ordinator for ths Foster for Governor cam­ paign committee. The threepage news release doesn't explain what are the func­ tions o f a "campaign co-ordIns tor." e e e V fr March 31, 1964— Pape 7i $243D 00 boot appointed cab m i may worth-more fottura n itssdord oquipmioLComhiMdiMwhy thora'i nobody InChimp'i d m t The P ay-O ff Is Behind The W heel ... Try One Today! SANFORD MOTOR CO. • 800 S. FRENCH LAR K AVE. • CRUISER • HAW K SANFORD • CHAMP TRUCKS PHONE 322-4382 ^ •• • �4 lb M ir l fm H 1P«V« 8—March 81, 1964 Legal Notice n M m c ir c u it c o u r t o r th« b ir t h j u d ic ia l c m . cu rt, m and row m n o w COUNTY, r U W I O * U W WO. MX* WOTICR o r R V U W ill STATU ROAD DEPARTMENT O r FLORIDA in Agency of the WUl« •( Florida, m l s k m in o l e c o u n t y . » Foil tleml gubdlvlelon o f tho State • f Florida, Petitioners, ALICE BAM Ot at. Defendant*. o r ■ a tw B w r d o . MAIW rWOCBBDIWOi_________ IW TDD WANS AWD BY TEE A t m io w m r o r m btatw • r Fl o r id a . TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, and to All paroooo «a d partial claiming or having a a r right. UUt, liu ro o t. a*, tata, M o r t fiio or otbor llaa to o r ow tnoao eortala pareala o f la id haratnaftar described, a id tb* follow ing person* togathor with all oafcnown par. aona alalmlng by. through or •ndor known paroona who a n goad, o r who a n not known to b o d a a d or allvot gWCTMW m t l . H I — BTATW ROAD M W — IRWfWOtJI COL'WTT — WAWSI A ADpw w aaB i Waltar Foster . II Woodland ttn a t ' Roebaatar, Now York ■RD Wo. lt t .l, 111 I w o tic w t J. a Kaatlnga ‘ t i l l Craocant Drlva Bavarly Hllla. California IR D Mo. 144.1 M tldnd Kaatlnga . 1101 Craocant Drlra ■ Bavarly Hllla. California ■ IR D No. 1M.I Analo Mao Jama* 111 Ihavtll Btraot Geneva, Wow York ■RD No. I44.L 104J Israel Janao Addraoa Unknown ■RD NO. U l.L 111*. M I . lll.t , Ooorgo Marahall : Addroaa Unaknowm IR D No. 111.1. 1*14 ' Thoreao Marahall Addnoa Unknown ■RD No. 1114, 1114 Kllaabotk MeBrlda o /o Aolodo Wllilama 1411 Bhorawood Btraot FMtadalphla. Fenn. ■RD No. 141.1, 1414. 1114 » r , i John MeBrlda o /o Arlodo Wllilama I *41* Bhorawood Btraot , Philadelphia. Penn. ■RD No. 141.1, 1414, 1414 Prod Rlehardaon . Addraaa Unknown ■RD No. l l l . l , 1114 W llllo Rlehardaon Addraaa Unknown ■RD Mo. 111.1, 1(14 William Thomaa 14*1 Claarrtaw Btraot Philadelphia. Penn. ■RD No. Itl.L 1*14 Roaa Loo Turner T4 Joiner Street Roehaator, New York ■RD No. 1114 W llllo MorrU Turn or f t Honor ■treat Roeheotar, New York ■RD No. 1*14 Vddlo Wltaon 1*0 Jaaaph Avenue Roeheotar I. New York IR D No. 111.1, Itl.L 11*4 Rnby Wlleon Addraoa Unknown ■ RD No. l l l .l . I l l * IBCTIOW TTOlO-POOd — BTATW H O A D S-*ST — ■RMIWOLB c o u n t y — D B o cm irn o w a ■RD No. 1044. 1144 KIOKT OP WAT A otrlp ot land o ff tho Went aide of Lot 14, Proot'a Addition to Alta■ onto No. I, according to sla t In Plat Book 1. page It, pnhllo rooorda of Bemlnola County, Florida, being la feat on tho South Una and 41 foot on tho North llna, Containing 11,11* aquar* foot (441 aero) more or lea*. OWNWD BTl EOT ELLA BEN­ JAMIN Joined bp her hue. band JBM BB BENJAMIN IUBJBCT TOI Interest, If any, o t LAURIA JAMES. Singlet LILLIE MAE FAULKNER and bn*band ELIJAH PAUL. XNBRl ANNIE MAE JAMES, ■Inglat ROBERT BENJAMIN JAMES and wife FLORENCE JAMBSI JUANITA BLAIR and husband VIROIL BLAIR IR D No. 1*44 RIQHT OF WAY That part oft Lot 1L !•** tho North *0 foot o f the South 1*0 foot o f tho Woat U fo o t o f Froat's Addition to Alta, monte No. I, according to slat la Plat Book 1. page It, publlo rooorda of lam lnol* County, Florida, tying Woatorly o f tha centerlino o f eanatruetloa o f Hat* Road I-4IT, Beotian m i l , and lying Eaatorly of and within 40 foal o f said centerline, said oantarlln* being doacribad as lollowai Begin at tba Southwest cor­ ner o f Lot II, Frost's Addi­ tion to Altamonte, aceord. Ing to Plat in Plat Book 1, ag* 14, publla records of emlnola County, Florida! run thanes North 9, ll'd4'J WoaL a dletanco of 14404* feat to tho beginning o f a curve concavo to the Southeasterly, having a radius of 1IIT4I fooL run thanes along aald curve, thru a can. tral angle o f l l b r t l " . a dietanoo o f 1114* foot to tha and o f said survo, and tha beginning of a curve eoncava to tb* Ncrthwaatcrty, having a radius o f 11.4114* loa n run then** along said curve, thru a central ansi* o f S’ *ro*" a 41*tanoo o f it* foot to tho and o f said onrvaj ran thane* North H ' l l ’ t l " East a distance o f *1*4* fact to tho beginning o f a curve soacays to the North* •aaiorly having a rodlu* of 114*41 faoti rua thsaa* along said starve thru a central angle • ( 1**H% % dUtanoo o f **l.«f fact to tbs and o f curve, run than** North 1*44“ East a dlotaaoo o f S • -.A s s r .r a : Lot 1-A, Block In fla t Book Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice run thane* North 4I'*4'44' EaaL a dlotane* o f ISO foot to tho and o f this center­ line description. Tha land heroin described eontains TIT* square feat, (.1ST aero) more or less OWNED BTt CECIL MERRITT and wife BERTHA MER­ RITT, E V E R E T T MERRITT, unmarried. MILDRED HASTINGS and hueband J. C. HASTINOB, A L V O T D MERRITT and wlf* AMAN­ DA M ERniTT. ■RD No. Itl-L 1*14, HI-*. I *1.4 RIOHT OP W AY That part oft Lot 4, Block A, Oooden’s Addition to Altamonte, ac­ cording to plat In Plat Book T, page TO. public reeords o f Somlaol* Coun­ ty, Florida, lying within 4* foot Wootorly of the centorUns o f construc­ tion o f *101* Road 1-4 If, ■ca­ tion TT410, said eentorlln* be­ ing described as fellow*! Bogin at tho Southwest cor­ ner o f Lot 91. Froat's Addi­ tion to Altamonte, according to plat In Plat Book L P*e* 14. publlo rooorda o f Saminot* County, Florida, run thence North C »r 0 4 “ Weot. a distance o f 144*41 foot to th* beginning o f a curve concavo to th* •outhoactorly. having a radio* o f ltST.ll fact, rua thane* along aald curve, thru a control angle o f it'S T 'tl", a dlctanes o f *14.10 fast to tb* end o f oald curve, and tha beginning of a curve eoneav* to th* Northwesterly, having a ra­ dius o f 11,41*4* foetl run thene* along oald curve, thru a central angle of t 'l t 'O f . a dlstanc* o f 140 foot to th* end ot aald curvot run thonee North 10M1‘ 44“ East a dielane* o f 141.10 fact to th* beginning of a curve concavo to th* Northeasterly having a radius o f 1144.11 feet, run thenc* along oald curve thru a central angle o f 10*01', a dletanco of 111-47 feet to th* and o f aald curve, run thonc* North 4l*l4*d4~ EaaL a dls­ tanc*. o f 1414.H root to a point on the Easterly oatenolon o f th* North lino o f Lot 1 A. Block B, First Addition to Roplat o f Lake Mobil* Shores, acoordlng to plat In Plat Book 1. pages Tl, said point being 10.1 feet Easter­ ly from the Northeast corner o f said Lot. run thene* North 4»*IU44“ Keel, a dls­ tanc* ot 10* feet to th* end o f thl* centerline descrip­ tion. Th* lend herein described con­ tain* (Tl square feet, mor* or o f ll*J T '4 r. a dlstanc* of *14.1* foot to tb* ond o f said curve, and th* beginning of a eurv* concavo to th* Northwesterly, having a ra­ dius o f 11,41*4* feat, run thonc* along said curve, thru a central angle of IMF**", a dletanco of It* feet to th* end of oald curve, run thenc* North 1*M*'44“ East a dls­ tanc* o f 4*1.1* fset to th* beginning o f a curve eoneave to the Northeasterly having a radtue o f 11444* feet, run thenc* along said eurv* thru a central angle o f l l '* t ', a dlstanc* o f 1I1.4T feet to th* end of said curvo, run thenc* North 41*94'44“ Eaot, a distance of 141441 feet to a point on th* East•rly ontonilon o f th* North tins of Lot 1-A, Block B. First Addition to Replat of Lak* Mobil* Shores, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1, page Tl, said point being i t .l feet Eastorly from ths Northeast corner o f aald t « t , run thene* North 41, 14’44“ East, a distance o f 14* feet to the ond e f thl* oontor lino description. The land hsrsln described eontains ll« * square feet, (.S44 aero), more or less. OWNED BTl WILLIE MORRIS TURNER and wife ROBA LEE TURNER ■RD No. 111.1 RIOHT OF WAT That part efi “ Begin 1.41 chains East, and 4.ST chains South of Southwest corner of NEI4 o f SWI4, run North T.l* chains, East 4.11 chains, South T.l* chains West 4.11 chains Section T, Township SI South, Range 1* EasL" tying within 4* feet Westerly ot th* center line o f construc­ tion o f Stats Road S-41T, Sec­ tion T ill*, said center lln* be­ ing described as follow s! Begin at th* Southwest cor­ ner of Lot II, Frost’s Addi­ tion to Altamonto, according to plat In Plat Book 1, peg* 14, publlo rocords o f Seminole County, Florida; run thene* North ••ll'#4“ Weot. a dlstanc* of I44I.T4 foot to the beginning of a curve ooncavo to the Southeasterly, having a radius o f 141T.1I fast, run thence along said curve, thru a central angle o f 11*!T'4!“ , a distance e f • ll.l* feet to th* ond of said curve, and tho begin­ ning ef a curve eoneav* to th* Northwesterly, having a radius e f U .4K.I* feet, run thence along said curve, thru a central angle of n r * * " , a distance o f 10* feet to th* end o f said curve, run thenee North lOMO'ii" East a distance of I41.IS feet to the beginning o f a curvo concave to th* Northeasterly having a radius o f 114441 feeb run thenc* along said eurv* thru a central angle o f 11**1', a dlstanc* ot 111.IT fset to th* ond of aald curvo, run thenc* North 41*14'44" East, a dletanco o f 141441 feet to a point on th* East­ erly oatonelon of th* North lln* e f Lot 1-A, Block B. First Addition to Replat ef Lak* Mobile Shoros, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book I, page Tl. aald point being It.l feet Easterly from tho Northeast corner e f said Lot, run thsneo North 4t*14'44“ East, a distance of 1*4 feat to the ond o f this eontsr line drcrlptlon. The land herein described con­ tains 111* square feet, (.*49 acre), more or loss. OWNED BY! WILLIAM THOMAS, EDNA DUNCAN, also known so Edna Dunk­ lin; and THOMAS MAR­ SHALL G E O R G E MAR8HALL; FRED RICHARD­ SON, If allvo, or If deceased any unknown heirs, devisees and/or other claimants un­ der said THOMAS MAR■ HALL O E O R O K MARSHALL and FRED RICH­ ARDSON SUBJECT TOi Interest o f Lula Marshall; Ernest Rlchardeon, W llllo Richardson, Edna Boney, Peril* Glboon ■RD 111.1 DRAINAGE EASEMENT LATERAL DITCH (LEFT) WEST STATION JT1+II4I That part oft “ Begin 1.41 chains Beat and 4.*T chains South ef tho BW corner of NEU of ■WU, run North T.l* chains, Baet 4.11 attains. South T.l* chains. Wool 4.11 chains. Section T Township 11 South, Range It East.lying within 11 feot Northerly, and lying wlthta 4 feot South­ erly of a ditch survey Has, described a* follow*! Commence at the Southwest corner ot Lot II, Frost's Ad­ dition to AltSMonte, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1, page 14, run thonee North •*M'I4“ W esb a distance of 144I.TI feet to the beginning o f a serve eeaoeve to the Southeasterly, having a ra­ dius ef 14IT.I* feet run thenee •long aald serve, thru a central angle e f IIIT '4 4 -, e distance of *14.14 feet to th* end of said curve, eng the beginning o f a serve con­ cave to the North westerly, having a radlua e f 11.44*4* feot; rua thene* along Mid curve, thru a central angl* o f r i f t r * a dlotanoe o f it* feet to th* ond e f said curvo; rua thonc* North Ii* ir4 4 “ EasL a dlotanoe o f 144.41 feeb run thenee North I** **•14“ W esb a dletanco o f 4* feet for Ike point o f beinning, from said point of •ginning run then** North 4**4*'14“ West a dtetsnco of IT* foet to the end ef aald survey llna The land described herein con­ tains II** eqnere feet, (.VTI acre), more or less, t l le agreed that th* drainage herein provided 4*r wiu not be ebetrneted b » future developmenb OWNED BY! WILLIAM THOMAS. BDNA DUNCAN, alee known as Edna Dunklin, TROMAB MARSHALL GEORGE MARSHALL) FRED RICHARDSON, If alive, or It deceased any un­ known he Ira devisee* and/or other elslmaat* under aald THOMAS MARSHALL OEOROB MARSHALL and FflBD RICHARDSON SUBJECT TOi lalereet e f Lula Marehalli Hraeet Rlehardaon, W illie RlshardM*. Bdaa Beney, Peru* Otbeea. nor o f Lot It, Froat's addi­ tion to Altamonte, according to plat In Plat Book 1, page 14, publlo record* o f Beml­ nol* County, Florida; run thenc* North **!!'C4~ Went, a dletanco o f tttl.T* feet to the boginning o f a eurv* concave to the Southeaster ly, having a radius o f 141741 feet, run thenee along eald curve, thru a control angl* o f 1I*1T’ 4I“ , a dlstanc* of •14.1* foet to the end ot •eld eurve, and the begin­ ning o f a curve concave to the Northwesterly, having a radluo e f 11,41*40 feet, run thonc* along aald curvo, thru a central -angle o f 1* 10'Ofl". a dlstanc* of It* feet to th* ond of aald curve, run thence North 14*ll'44“ East, a dletanco o f 1*1.1* foot to th* beginning o f a eurv* concave to th* North easterly having a radius of U 44.lt foot, run thono* along •aid eurv* thru a central angle o f l l 'l l * . a dlstanc* o f 111 .IT foet to the end e f said curvo. run thenc* North 41*34*44“ EasL • distance of 14(444 foot te a point on the Easterly eatonslon o f the North line of Lot 1-A, Block B, First Addition to Roplat o f Lak* Mobil* Shores, ac­ cording to plat In Plat Book 4, page Tl, said point being 10.1 foet Eaatorly from th* Northeast corner o f said Lob run thence North 41*14*44' East, a distance o f 1*0 feet to tho end ot this confer lino description. Tho land herein described con ­ tains 1440 *quaro feet, <.o*T aero), mor* o r lees. OWNED BTl CHRISTA ORANT and wife GRACE GRANT; EDDIE WILSON SRD No. 111.1. 1114 niG HT OF W AT That part o f! “ Beginning at a point l i t feot East and TO feot North o f Southwest corner of EH of NEK o f 8W U . Sectlon T, Township It South, Rang* 10 East, run thence North I H i feot. West 111 feet to East aid* o f Brick Rood thenco Southwesterly along said Brick Road to point on North line of said “ Mary Jackson” land, thence East III feet aloni •aid W sst line to point o beginning." lying within 40 foot Eastorly of tho center line o f construc­ tion o f State TVoad S-41T, Sectlon Till*, said center line be­ ing described as follow s: Bogin at tho Southwest cor­ ner o f Lot 91, Frost's Addi­ tion to Altamonto, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1. page 14, publlo record* o f Seminole County, Florida; run thenco North 4, ll'*4 r W esb • distance o f I441.T4 fost to the beginning o f a curvo concave to th* South •astorly, having a radlua of 141T.lt feot, run thenc* a* long aald curve, thru a cen­ tral angle o f ( I ’ lT 'il" , a dls­ tanc* of IS4.lt foot to th* ond o f said curvo, and the beginning o f a curve con­ cave to th* Northwesterly, having a radius o f 11,4114* foot, run thonc* along said curve, thru a oentral angl* o f l*t«'00", a distance of IM fast te the ond o f eald eurve, run thanes North 14* 11*44“ Baet a dlstanc* o f 141.10 feet to the beginning o f a curve concave to tho Northoastarly having a radlua o f 114441 fe*b run thonco along oald curve thru a eontal angl* o f 11*01', a distance o f 1I1.4T feet to tho end o f said curve, run thence North 4 t‘ !4'44“ EasL a distance o f 1414.11 feet to a point on the Easterly egtension of the North line o f Lot 1 A. Block B. First Ad­ dition to Roplat o f Lake Mobile Bhoros, according to plat In Plat Book I, page Tl, said point bslng I t .l fset Easterly from tho North­ east corner o f oald Lob run thene* North 41*14‘44“ East, a distance o f 104 fost to th* ond o t this center lino description. Th* land herein described con­ tains III aquar* foet. more or leea OWNED BYl EDDIE WILSON and RUBY WILSON, If alive or It deoeasod. and any un­ known heirs, devlooos and/or other claimants under the Estate o f said Ruby Wilson SUBJECT TOl TAX CKRTIFICATE No. l i f t , Sal* ef May II. m l . D. B. 101, page 41. hold by WILLIAM II HARVEY. JR- and ALICE BASS SRD No. 141.1. 1414. 141.1 RIOHT OF WAT That part oft “ Bogin at a point 111 foot North and 114 feet Weet ef Southeast corner of NEU o f BW ti o f Section T. Township II South, Rang* 1* East, run North It feeb W eet II feet more or less to right-of-w ay e f Brick Road, Southwesterly along road te point West o f be­ ginning, East 1*4 feet mere or less te point o f begin*t|M,w lying within 4* feet Easterly e f the centerline o f eonatruetlon o f State Road S-41T, Bee­ tle* T ill*, eald centerline belag described a* follow*: Bagla at the Southwest corner o f Lot 91. Frost'* Addi­ tion to Altamonte, acoordlng to plat In Plat Hook 1, page 14, pnblla rooorda o f Seminolo County, Florida, run thenc* North ••dl‘*t“ W esb a distance o f 144444 feet to the beginning o f a eurve eoneav* to the Southeaatorly, having a redtu* e f 141T4I feet, rna thene* along eald curve, thru a central anglo o f ll*>T'4l“, a dUtanoe of (144* feet t* the end o f •aid enrve. and the beginning o f a enrve eoacav* te the North westerly, having a radln* e f 11.4414* feet; ran thene* aleng aald eurve, thru a sea tral angl* o f 1‘ 14'M, a dUtane* o f 14* feet to the end e f aald eurve: ran tbenoe North I4, ir 4 4 “ Eaot a dU­ tane* o f 449.14 feet to tb* beginning e f a curve eoneav* to the Northeasterly having a radius o f 1144.94 feet! rna th**M along aald curve thr* a central angle •f i***t'i a distance of 111-IT feet to th* *nd of ••Id o w e . rna those* North 4***4'44“ Basb a dlstaase o f 1414 *4 feet to a paint *n th* Easterly enteaalon *f th* North lln* o f Lot 1A, Block B, Firm Addition te Raplat of Lak* Mebll* Shares, *o**rdlng I* plat la Plat Boek I. p*g* M. *ald petal being m i f**t East•rip k e a Ut* North Mgt oera«r «d M id L *b rna thenee North 41*1444“ Each a dietenee o f 1M fM I te tb* ead «d O ld — t a r t f* d*o*rtp- OWNED n r : JOHN MCBRIDE and wife ELIZABETH MCBRIDE SUBJECT TO: TAX CERT! PICATB No. IT!*. Sale of t -31-41. described In DB 11*. page 111 held by DAVID ROME; and. TAX CERTIFI­ CATE No. TTT, Sale o f 1140. described In DB IT page 1*1 A DB 111, page 173 held by PETER If. JOHNSON and wife RUTH M. JOHNSON TAKE NOTICE that s Deela ration e f Tsklng has been fil­ ed In the above-styled cans* by the Petitioners, the sequlr* Ing euthorlty o f thee* pro­ ceedings, o f th* taking o f the above-described Unde, for the purpose eet forth In th* Petl. Hen In thl* eeuee, vis; A* right e f wey for • portion o f dtelo Roed No. g*417, In denti­ ne!* County, Florid*, and thet th* Honorable Voile A. W il­ liams. on* o f th* Judge* o f th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit at Florid*, w ill on th* 14th day e f April. A-D. 1144, at 1 o'clock P.M., In th* Seminole County Courthoue* at Btnferd. Florida, consider eald Declaration o f Tsklng, appoint appraiser*, and mek* such Order e* th* Court derm* pro­ per. AH peril** te * th* eult end ell parties Interested may appear and bs heard at the tlai* end place designated. You, end each o f you, are hereby oommsnded to appear by filing an Answer to th* Petition heretofore filed In thle cause In th* entitled Court on or before tb* Ith day of Mey. A. D. l i f t , to ahow whet rlghb title, Interest or Hens you. or any o f you, hsvs In and to ths sbovs.dstcrlbed Issds and show cans* why tha seme should not ba taken for ths uses and purpose* set forth In tha Patltloa fllad hsrsln. WlTNEdB my Hand and tha ■sat of aald Court on this 11th dty of March, A. D. 1114. (IEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk o f tho Circuit Court, In and For SsmlnoU Conn* ty. Florid*. By; Sandra ■. Johnson Deputy Clerk nAnOLD F. JOHNSON County Attorney Drawer Z Benford, Florida OWNED BTt ISRAEL JONESi and ERNESTINE JONES SUBJECT TO: MORTOAQB re­ corded In Mtg. Book 1*1. page 10* In favor o f TIIB HANFORD ATLANTIC NA­ TIONAL BANK; and. TAX CERTIFICATE No. St*. Bat* o f 4-11-11 held by D. D. DANIEL: and TAX CERTI­ FICATE No. Ill* , aal* o f 111-41 held by R.W. SCHOOL­ CRAFT ■RD No. 1M.I, 1114, 1114 RIGHT OF WAY That part oft Th* Southwesterly I* fact o f Block B, Gooden'* Addi­ tion to Altamonte, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book T. page T*. publla records o f Bemlnol* County, Florida) lying within 4* feet Wocterly o f th* center lino o f construc­ tion o f Slat* (toad S-tST. Sec­ tion TTS1*. said oantarlln* be­ ing described as follow*! Begin at tb* Southwest cor­ ner o f Lot It, Frost'* Addi­ tion to Altamonte, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book 1. pas* 14, publlo records of ■amlnol* County, Florida; run thenc* North 4*I1'04" WosL a distance o f 144140 fast to th* beginning o f a curve concavo to th* South•aaterly, having n radlua of 14IT41 feeb run thene* along said survo, thru a cen­ tral angla o f t t ’ ST'4SH. n distance o f 110.10 tost to th* ond of oald curvo, and th* beginning o f a curvo ooneavs to th* Northwesterly, having a radius ot 11,41140 t**b run thonc* along aald curvo, thru a control angle of I , I4'04“ . a dlotane* of lot feet to th* ond ot said curve; run thence North 10*I•'44'* EaaL a distance ot 101.1* test to th* boginning o f a curve eoneav* to th* Northoastarly having a ra­ dius o f 114141 f**L run thons* along aald curve thru a central angt* o f 11**1', a distance of 111.IT feot to th* and o f aald curve, run thenc* North l**S !'4!H EaaL a dlstanc* * f 1414.*0 feat to a point on th* Easterly astension o f th* North tin* o f Lot 1-A. Block B, First Ad­ dition to Roplat o f Lak* Mobil* Shore* acoordlng to plat In Plat Book 1, pay* Tl, aald point being lo .l feet Easterly from tb* Northeast corner o f **td Lob run thenc* North ll*SI'44“ EaaL a dlstanc* o f 14* feot to tb* •ad * f this ooatwlln* deeerlatlon. Th* land herein described con­ tains i l l * square feeb m*r* or leas. OWNED BTl MAJORIH LESTER and husband HARIM LESTER; MINNIE COLLINS; WALTER FOSTER; SUBJECT TOl TAX CERTI­ FICATE No. l i f t , sal* o f 1-11-41 hold by MARJORIE LESTER) and, TAX CERTI­ FICATE No. 1T14, sale o f l-S I-lt. hold by MARJORIE LESTER SRD No. 111.1 R iatIT OF WAY That part *fi “ Bogin 4*14 fast Root and 111.4 foot North * f South­ west oornar o f SEti ot IW Ii o f •oetloa T, Town­ ship Si South, Rang* I* EaaL run 4* feet, Beuth tie feeb W**t 4* f**t and North 114 foot t* point * f beginning! AND Begin 4*T.l feot Beat and 141.4 f**t North * f Southweot **rn*c o f IE 14 of IWVl of B*otlon T, Town­ ship (1, Rang* it , th*n«* run East 44 f**t t* Banford Brisk Road, then** Southwesterly along Brisk Road 14* fo o t North to point * f beginning. Bastion T, Township 11. Rang* 94." lying within 4* f**t Westerly •f th* *ont*r Ha* * f **n*tmo­ lten of B u t* Road S-4>T, M o­ tion T ill*, aald oenter Una be­ ing described a* f*ll*w *t Bogin at th* ■oathwMt earnor o f Lot PL P roof* Addi­ tion to Altamonte, ao**rdlng to plat In Plat Seek L pdg* 14. ptibir* r***rda *4 bile reoordo o f Martno I* Conn UlSBC# S Jf#ff • dlstas** f t IMATI d*ot 10 U o beginning o f a a n m *oa*av* t* th* i *Bth*ootprly. h o m e » radln* o f 1IIT4I f*ob m a th*ao* along aald aribed as r a w fellewet 1 •sd JACK W. PIERCE llstland Building TslIabasM*, Florida , Of Counssl for th* Petitioners. Psbllsh March 14, 11 * April T, 14, 1144. CD8-41 I I THE COUNTY COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA L**DEAN^SNODORABB. Plaintiff, va DONALD BACORN and JAC­ KIE BACORN, h i. wife. Defendant*. NOTICE OF CONSTABLE'* «ALB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ EN that I. GRADY L HALL Constable District 4, Romlnol* Ceunty, Florida, by vlrtus ot a Writ of Distress for rant and final ludgmant and s is outloa thsrson ontorod on Feb­ ruary II, l i l t , heretofore lieu•d out o f the above entitled Court in tho abova styled oasae hav* levied upon tho following described personal property located In Semtnele Cosnty, Florida, to-w lt; One Munti combination lelevlelon-atereo Hi-Fi re­ cord player as the property e f th* above named defendants and that oa Friday tha 10th day of April. 1IM, at 11:10 P. M. et lot Iprlng Lake Drive, 8eml net* County, Florida, I will offer for sale and sell lo tha hlfheet bidder for cash In hand tho above described pro­ perty as the property o f aald defendants to satisfy tha aald dtetrees for rent and final lufgment and aieouttoa there/■ / Grady L Hall. Conetcble District I, Remlnole County, Florida Bsseett and Tuck !«• R. Maitland Ave. Meltland. Florida Psklleh Merck II, 1M4 CM-14 •BNINOLB COUNTY BONINO COMMISSION Notice e f Pa bile Hearing Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, th* Semi­ nal* County Zoning Commlsslot will bold a publlo hearing to determine tho feasibility of reeommsndlng to the Board o f County Commlsslonere that the following described pro­ perty presently aonsd A -l Agri­ culture be toned R -t Duplsat Low 4 through 1, Bleek D. Fens Ferk Estate* (Use pert •f Let 4 which le In Ceieelbeiry). Further deecrlbed e* soeth ef Coneord Drive and wsst ef Cypres* Way. rublte hearing w4U be held la the Seminole County Court Hodee. Ceunty Commleeloner* Room. 4*n ford. Florida. W ed■•slay, April I. 14*4 at T*4 P. H. or ee soon thereafter a* possible. ftemlnol* County Zoning commission Ity Robert I Brewa Remlnole County Benlng Director Putlleh Merck K 91. 1*44 CDd-714 IN t h r c o u n t y j u d o s * IT IN AND N R SEMINOtm COUNTY, FLORIDA. IB PRORATE IN IB TEE RgTATR OF PAI L VANE LORD, a /k /a F. V. ; -ORD. Dic m m I. o n e s TO CRRDITOR* having *tntean a* 14*. and tank n f yets, are w t r n*lifted end required la Breeeet nay d e l me s e t de­ mesne which yea, or either ot mey have eg*!and the ___ ot Faul Vane Lord. a /k a F. Y. Lerd. deaeaeed. lata •f Ismlaole Ceunty. Fieri da, te (he He*, c. T e r e m Mine. jr ,C o u a ty Judge e f ■emlnete Cel ty, at hla office la th* C*s(lF Court bo us* la l a s f s r i l e s n«l* County Florida. w<th­ in t la month* from th* d*t* •f 11* first publlMtl** kersef. All *lalm* aa* i e a a s t s a*t ■rd tutsd wlthta th* Urn* aad Is th* meaner prescribed bed e eksll b* barred a* pro v l« I by law. 0 ted March (4. A. D. U M . i •/ Taut Edlaoa l a r i t* Ea**uter e f th* L*gt W ill aad TM ta msM ot a j v XB 9 „ Byt '•/ Bru*e E. Clary 141 rant Blah A VM M Del ■(. Tier!** Th* land h*r*ln d*«*rlb*d M a­ P«l eh Mar. t l * ta!a* (44* equar* feet (44 « L * » « « - Apr. f , 14. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice § $ Legal Notice Northeast corner ot raid IN T1IK CIRCUIT COURT OF lying within 14 fast o f • ditch IB T E R CIRCUIT COURT OF Lob run thenca North 14* THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR •urvsy line dtscrlbed •• fol- TEE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ I t 'l l " East, a distance ot CUIT. IN AND FOR SKMICCtT. IN AND FOR SEMI lowst 149 feet lo the end o f (hit NOI.H COUNTY, FLORIDA. Commence cn the goulh line NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. center line description. o f the NWU of gecUsn I, LAW NO. S*9T l a w n o . acre Township 11 South, Range The land herein described con­ NOTICR OP RULE NIII NOTICB OF RULE NISI 10 Rail, et a point .11 feet STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT tain! TTO square feet, more or ■TA TE ROAD DEPARTM ENT Rest o f the Southwest cor OF PLO ntD A. an Agency ef OF FLORIDA, an Agency ot leea. ner o f said NWU e f eald tha Stata af Florida, OWNED BT: LEIDA BELLE th* gtal* ef Florida, M ellon I. run thenc* North and LAWRENCE and hueband, and •*lt'4f“ WeeL a dlotane* ef SEMINOLE COUNTY, a PollSEMINOLE COUNTY, a Polltl LEWIS C. LAWRENCE 1*1.11 feet to the beginning tlcal Subdivision o f tho Stat* SUBJECT TO: MOHTOAOE recal Subdivision e f th* Btat* o f e curve eoneav* to tb* of Florida, corded In O. Ib Rook I, pegs o f Florida, Westerly, having a radius 191 held by RUTH E. GAGE, Petitioners, Patltlonsra, o t ITlI.df feeb run thence as Executrix of Estate o f •long eald curve, thru a HARRY GOFF at al„ SUSAN BARBAZON *t •1„ Avis Lambrakla deceased, central angle ef I 't t 'l t " , a and L n m b r o a Demetrloa Defendant*. Defendant*. distance o f 9lt.1T fast to th* NOTICB o r EMINENT DO­ Lambrakla deceased. NOTICE OF EMINENT DO­ •nd e f sold eurv*. run thene* MAIN PROCEEDING t MAIN PROCEEDING North 1*11*11“ We*L a die IN THE NAME AND BT THE PARCEL NO. 174.1 IN THE NAME AND RT TEE fence o f 41.01 feet to the AUTHORITY OF THE STATE RIGHT OF WAT AUTHORITY OF THE STATE Point e f Beginning, from OF FLORIDA. That part o f: OP FLORIDA. •eld point ef beginning run Lots 99. 31, 31. 75, Block TO ALL WHOM IT MAY TO ALL WHOM IT MAT thenee Booth IT *irtd “ East, CONCERN, and to all persona B, Midway Heights Subdi­ CONCERN, and to all pereone a distance o f III feet to vision. according to plat In and partl*a claiming or hav­ •nd. parti** claiming or hav point, run thenc* South 44* Ing any rlghb tltla, IntarasL Plat Book 4. page 11, pub­ in g any right, tltla, Intsrest, 0 l 'l i “ EasL a distance of aetata, mortgag* o r other lien lla racords of Bamlnolo estate, mortgage or other Hen 411.14 fast to a point for th* to or on thos* certain par County, Florida; to or on those certain parcels ond e f this survey line de­ cals o f land haratnaftar daa­ lying E lite rly o f and lying o f land heralnaftor deecrlbed scription. within 14 fast Wsatarly o f oen­ and tha follow ing poreona, to­ eribod. and tha follow ing par. gether with aU unknown per­ The land heroin described eon- •ons, together with all un ter line o f construction o t “ tain* TTI square f**L mor* or Road 8-417, Section son* claiming by, through or know ptraona claim ing by, stat# und*r known p*r*onu who are lest. through or under known par­ 77114. aald ctn ttr llna btlng dead, or who are not known OWNED BTt EUGENE DEN- sons who *r* dead, or who *r* deecrlbed as follow s: MARK and w lf* JOYCE not known to b* dead or Bagln on th* Easterly exten­ to bo dead or allrat DENMARK sion o f th* North lln* ot SECTION m t * -M M — STATE allvat Lot 1-A. Block B. First Adeoad a-tar — s e e i n o l e SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE r*- ■ECTION TTBI*-9*M — STATE dltlon to a replat of 7-ska COUNTY — NAME 4k ADcorded In O. R. Book 9T1, ROAD I-49T — SEMINOLE Mobil* Bhoraa, according to O R B IIM pag* 41* In fnvor o f CARL COUNTY — NAME* • AD­ plat tn Plat Book I, pass 71, Carl C. Craig C. CRAIG end wit* RUTH DRESS K f publlo rtcorda of Bamlnolo E. CRAIO 3*114 Longbrock Road Franc** B. Faber County, btlng 10.1 fast Eaat ■RD No. t i l . l Cleveland 91, Ohio W est Chaster o f tho Northeast corner ot DRAINAGE EASEMENT ■RD Ne. 114.1, 314.1 Butler Co., Ohle aald Lot 1-A. run thenco LATERAL DITCH R I O H T ■RD Ne. 1TI.1 North 44*1 t 'l l “ East a dls­ (EAST) STATION 144+14.44 Ruth E. Craig tanc* o f 4(1.14 feot to th* (PARTY) 30114 Longbrock Road Ruth E. Gage, Individually beginning o f a eurv* con­ That part o f: Cleveland It. Ohio and at Executrix o f Estate cave to the Northweiterly ■RD No. >14.1, 114.1 ot L. D. and Avis LambrsLot 14 and tho Want 10 having a radlua o f 1417.(4 kla deceased. fast o f Lot 11, Block D, feet, run thence along said Loula J. Jadln 101TT Bants Roaa Street Main* Addition to Longcurva thru a central angla 1411 Eaat Central Detroit 11. Michigan wood according to plat In ot 71*11'!0", a distance ot Green Bay. Wlsoonala SRD No. 111.1, 1113, 1(1.1, Plat Book I, pag* U , pub­ l t l . l l feet to ond ot aald ■ RD Na. l l l . l l l l J , 1143 lla r eoorda of Bamlnol* curva, run thonco North 75* County, Florida; •l ‘14" Eaat a dlstanc* o f Allan O. Lilia Letda Boll* U w rM M lying within II f**t o f a ditch 1454.14 feat to the beginning II* Mulberry Plaea 14 Second Street survsy lln# daaeribod a* fol­ o f a eurva ooneava to th* Ridgewood, New Jersey Atwater, California low*: Northwesterly, and having a ■ RD No. 144.1, 140.1, 140.1 ■DR No. 114.1, 144.1, l ll .l . Commence on th# South lln# radlua ot 114(31 feet, run 111.1, l l l . l o f th* NWU of Motion I, thonco along said eurve, thru Martha C. Lilia Township It South, Rang* a central angla o f lI 'll'I O " , 110 Mulberry Placa Low la C. Lawrence 1* East, at a point .11 fast a distance e f 17(39 feat to Ridgewood, New Jersey It Second Street Eaat o f th* Bouthwaat cor­ tha end ot oald curva, rua ■RD No. 14IJ. 1403, 140.1 Atwater, California ner o f aald NWU o f said thenco North 4*71*14“ W esb ■RD No. 1II.L U I3 , l l l .l , Section I, run thene* North a dletanco o f 444.44 fast to Harvoy M. Smith 1M.1, 111.9 t * l i 'i l “ We«L a distance of a point, run thenca North Bog 111, Wlntor Btreet l l l . f t foot to th* beginning (• Il'tr* West a distance o t Weet Farmington, Malna Loll* M. Willoughby o f a eurv# eoneav* to th* 1414.(4 feet to tha North llna ■RD No. 1114 Addroa* Unknown Westerly, having a radlua o f th* SW Ii o f Beotlon E. ■e c t io n m u - a s M — s t a t e ■RD No. 191.1, 191.1 e f IT1I.4I feet, run tbenca, Township 31 South, Rang* R O A D B-iar — SEMINOLE •long said eurva, thru a cen­ ■ECTION TTSta-MM — STATE 14 East at a point .11 feot COUNTY — DESCRIPTION! tral angle o f l * i l '! 4 “, a dls­ R O A D B-49T — SEMINOLE East o f th* Northwest cor­ ■RD No. 110.1, 1413, 140.1 tanc* e f 111.IT foet to th* COUNTY — DESCRIPTIONS ner o f said SWU o f aali RIOHT OF W AT PARCEL NO. lll-L 1413, lt t .l ond o f said curve, run thenee Section I, for th* ond e t thl* That part oft North 1*11*14“ WeeL a dll- RIOHT OP W AT center lln* doocriptlon. Tba South IH chain* o f tance o f 4S.C1 feat to tha That part oft tho BW li o f NEti, Eaat Lot 91, Bloek A. Replat *f Th* land herein described con­ Point o f Reglnnlng, from o f Road o f Section T, Lake Mobil* Bhorea ac­ tains 4040 square feeb (.491 •aid point o f beginning, rnn Township 11 South, Rang* cording to plat U Plat aert) mora or Ilia. thence South 4T*I1‘ 14“ EasL It East. Except the North Book 1. peg* II, publlo OWNED BTl FRANCES B. FA­ a dlstanc* o f 4TI feet to a BER I I feet thereof, record* o f Mmlnola Coun­ point, run thenc* South 44* lying within 40 feet Souther­ ty, Florida: 01*14“ Eait, a dlstanc* o f PARCEL NO. 141.1, lM.d 1 ly o f the center lln* o f con­ t l l . l t feet to a point for th* lying within 44 feet Souther­ * struction o f Btat* Road B-I3T, ond of this survey lln* des­ ly o f tha center lln* o f con­ RIGHT OF W AT ■ection TTI10, oald center llna struction o f SUt* Road 8-137, That part o f; cription. Tho North 191.1 feet o t tha being described follow*! Tha land heroin deecrlbed con Bectlon T itle, aald certerllna South 1*13 feet o f tho Begin on th* Easterly ex­ talna 404 aquar* feat, mora or being described as follow s! Eaat U o f Lot 1. Block tension o f th* North llna o f leaa. Begin at tha Muthwaet cor­ A, Brutt'a Addition to Lot 1-A, Block B ,.First Ad- OWNED BY: LOUIS J. JADTN ner o f Lot 11, Froat’* Addl Longwood, acoordlng to dltlon to a replat or Lak* tlon to Alum onto, accord­ unmarried; HAROLD JENplat In Plat Book 1, pago Mobil* Shore*, according to ing to plat In Plat Book 1, QUIN and w lfa MYRTLE 11, publlo record* o f Semi­ plat tn Plat Book I, pago pag* 14, publlo record* ot JENQU1N nole County, Florida, It, publla rooorda o f Beml­ SemUota County. Florida; TAKE NOTICB that a Da nol* County, bslng 14.1 test claratlon of Taking has bean run thenca North S’ ll'Ot' lying within 40 feet W esterly o f the survey line o f Stata East o f th* Northeast cor­ fllad In tha sbova-atyled eeuee WeeL a distance o f 14II.T4 feot to the beginning o f a Road S-497, Bectlon 77114, said ner ot said Lot 1-A, run by the Petitioners, the acquir­ thonc* North 4I*14‘ 44~ Eaat ing authority o f thoi* pro eurva eoneav* to th* South- •urvay llna being described aa a dletanco o f 4U.I4 feot to ceodlngs, of tba taking o f th* oaeterly, having a radlua ot follow s: Begin on tha South lln* o f the beginning of a eurv* above-doecrlbad lands, for th* 141T.1I feet, run t h • n o * th* NWU o f Section 3, concavo to th* Northwesterly pnrpoe* eet forth In th* Patlalong aald curva conTownship 71 Bouth, Rang* having a radius o f 1411.11 tlon In this causa, via: Aa cava ta tho Southeaster 10 Eaab at a point .15 (cel feet, run thenoe along aald right o f way for a portion ot ly. having a radius of East ot the Bouthweet cor­ curva thru a oentral angle ■tata Road No. S-41T, In M ml1411.11 f*ab run thonca aner o f said NWU of eald o f i r i l ' ! 0 “, a distance ef note County, Florida, and that long said eurv*. thru a cen­ ■action I. (Southeast corner l l t . l l feot to th* ond of aald (ha Honorable VoU* A. WIItral angla e f !1*3T'4!“ , a dls­ o f th* NEU o f Section 4. of curve, run thenee North 91* llama on# of th* Judges e f tanc* ef 111.11 fe*t to th* •aid Township and RanKt); 11*14“ Eaat a dletanco o f the Circuit Court o f th* Ninth ond ot said curvo. and tho run thane* North O’ C 't i " Itlt.ld feot ta th* beglnn Judicial Circuit o f Florida, beginning o f a curvo con Weet, a dlstanc* of *»:.41 Ing ot a curve concavo to will on th* 14th day o f April, cava to tha Northweotarly, feat to th* beginning o f a th* Northwesterly, and hav­ A. D. 1441, at 1 o'clock P. Mhaving a radlua o f 1MI1.14 curvo concave to th* W est­ ing a radius o f 1144.11 feot, In th* SsmlnoU County Court­ feet, run thenco along aald erly, having a radlua o f eurve, thru a central angla run then** along said curva, house at Sanford, Florida, 1719.(1 f**b run thsnc* a thru a contra! angla o f 14* consider said Declaration of o t 1*14*00“ , a distance o t 144 long aald eurv* thru a cen­ i r i e " , a dlstanc* o f lte.14 Taking, feet to th* and ot said eurva, appoint appraisers, tral angla o f l * l t '! 0“ A dlafeet to tha end o f aald curva, •nd maka such Order a* th* run thanca North 10*14'44" dance o f 799.1T feot to tha run thenc* North 4 * !l'i* ‘ Court d**m* proper. AH parEast a distance o f . 441.10 • nd o f aald curve, run thenco Weet, a distance ot l l t . l l tie* to th* suit sod *11 parfeet to th* beginning of North I ’ ll'lO " West, a dieeurv* eoneav* to th* North­ feet to a point, run thonc* tie* InUrcsUd may appear and tance o f 1771.74 font to th* North 0*11*44" W est a die ba haard at the time end easterly having a radius of beginning o f a curvo eontaneo o f l l l d . l l foot to th* place designated. 1144.11 feeb gun thenc* along CSV* to th* Northoastarly, North lln* of tho 8W14 of •aid curva thru a central Yea. and each ot yau, are having a radlua o f 1711.41 Section I, Township II South, hereby oommsnded ta appear angla af 11*41', a distance foot, run thanco along said Rang* It EasL at a point by filing an Answer to th* o f 1(1.41 feot to th* ond ot curva thru a central anglo •aid curva. rua thenca North .11 f*#t East o f tha North- Petition htrotofore filed In thle o f 1*14'17~ a distance o f w ait corner o f **ld BW14 o f cone* In the entitled Court on 4I*!U44“ EaaL * dlstanc* ot 197.49 feat to a point on tha oald Section I, for th* *nd or before th* Ith day ot May, 1114.41 feet to a point on North tins o f said Section o f thl* e*nt*r lla* d**crip- A. D. t i l l , to ehow what the Easterly extension o f the 9. being 713 fast Want o f 'tlon. North lln* o f Lot 1 A. Block rlghb title. Interest or lions tbo Northeast oornar o f Mid Th* land haraln deecrlbed con­ you. or any o f you, hev* In B. First Addition ta Replat Section 4, for tho ond o f o f Lake Mobil* Shore*, a*, tain* T ill square f«at, (.111) and to tha above . described this survey lln* daaerlptlon. cording to plat In Plat Book acre) more or leea lende end show cause why the OWNED BTt ALLEN O. LIL- same should not b# taken for 4, pag* Tl. aald point being Tho land haraln described con­ 14.1 feet Easterly from th* tains 1419 square feeb (.014 LA and wlfa MARTHA C tho ueoa and purposes sat LtLLA Northoaet corner o f aald Lot. acre) more or less. forth U th* Petition fllad run thenco North 49*!U!4“ OWNED BY: H. A. BCOTT and SUBJECT TOt MORTGAGE re­ hsrsln. wlfa EULA M. BCOTT E teb a distance af 144 feet corded In O. JL Book 411, WITNESS my Hand end tha to th* and of this center SUBJECT TOt Intaroab If anyt page 411 In favor o f CHAR­ ■aal o f eald Court on thle 14th o f LEILA M. WILLOUGHBY LES RUDD. BR. and wlf* day o f March, A. D. 1444. lln* deeerlptlon. TAKE NOTICB that a De­ BESSIE RUDDl and, MORT- (SEAL) Th* land herein deecrlbed eonclaration o f Taking has beta OAOB roeorded In O. R. talna 114 aquara feeb mora or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. filed la tho abova>atylsd causa less. Book i l l , page 141 held by Clerk e f the Circuit CourL THE COMMERCIAL BANK tn and for Semlnol# Coun­ OWNED BYl LEIDA BELLE by tha Patltlonara, tha acquir­ AT WINTER PARK; and. InLAWRENCE and husband, ing authority o f theso proceed­ ty, Florida. ing*, o f tha taking o f tha terem. If any. o f HAR1CH LEWIS O. LAWRENCE Byt M ndre ». Jehneoa CHEMICAL COMPANY a* to SUBJECT TOl MORTGAGE r*- •bova-daierlbsd lands, tor th* Deputy Clerk aa aaraeordad optloa to HAROLD F. JOHNSON corded In O. R. Book I, pag* purpose set forth In tho Petlpurchase. 111 held by RUTH E. GAGE, ;lan In thl* esaee, vtsi A* County Attorney ■RD No. 994.1 Drawer B aa Eaeeutrlx o f th* Eetato right e f way for • portion o f o f Avia Lambrakla, deceased; State Road No. B-417, In S*mlRIOHT OF W AT Sanford, Florida •nd L s m b r o a Demetrloa nolo Cosnty, Florida, and thal That part oft •ad Lot 11, J. A BUttlae’g Ad­ JACK W. FtERCB Lambrakie, deceased; and, tha Honorabla Volla A. W il­ MORTGAGE recorded In a liams, on* o f tho JudgM ot dition to Longwood, ac­ Holland Building cording 4* plat la Plat Tallahassee, Florida R. Book lid , pag* l i t hold tho Clrealt Court o f tko Ntntk Judicial Circuit o f Florida, B*ok I, page I, publl* re- Of Counsel for the Petltloaere. by C. W. COPPERSMITH. will on th* 14th day o f April, •orda * f Seminole County, Publish Merck 14, (1 * April A. D. 1144, at 9 o'clock P.54Florida; f. 14, 1114. PARCEL N a U l.L 111.1 la tha Samlnola County Courtlying wlthta 44 fast Easter­ CDS-*! RIGHT OP WAY houaa at Sanford, Florida, eou« ly o f th* survey lln* o f Btat* That part oft SEMINOLE COUNTY Road B.4ST, Bectloa TT414, aald Lota l b M and Id, Bloek odder sold Declaration o f Tak­ BONINO COMMISSION survey lla* hala* deecrlbed as A. Replst o f Laka Mobil* ing. appoint appraisers, and Native « r Pm bit* H *arteg fallowat Shore* acoordlng to plat maka sueh Order aa th* Court Notice U hereby given, that Begin *n th* B*Utk lln* * f In Plat Book I. pag* II, deoms proper. All parti** to th* N W ti o f tectlon I, Tow n, • fu r eonaldtrstlon, th* Semi­ publlo record* o f Seminole tbs suit and alt partita Inter•ated may appear and bo •hip 91 Booth, Rang* 14 nal* County Boning Commiss­ County, Florida: EaaL at a poiat .44 fast Eaat ion w ill hold • publlo hair­ lying within |t feat Southerly heard at tha time and placa o f tha Bouthwaat corner of ing ta drisrmtn* th* feasibili­ o f tba center llna o f construc­ designated. You, and tacit o f you, aro •aid NW14 o f Mid Barilo* I, ty e f rsoommandlng to th* tion o f St*t* Road S-41T, Unc­ (Southeast corner o f tha Board ot County Commission- tion TTI10, oald oantar llna ba­ hereby commended to appear by filing anAnswer to th* NEU af Booties | o f said or* that th* fallow ing d**crlb- in s daaeribod aa fotlowai Township and R ang*); run •d property p r e s e n t l y Bagla at tha Bouthwaat oor- Petition heretofore filed la this cause In tha entitled Court A4 Agriculture th*a*a North 4*11'44" We«L ■ * * * d aar o f Lot 9L Frost's Addi­ R-4 Multiple a dlotane* * f (41.11 f**t to be g * m * d tion to Altamonte, according on or before the Ith day ot tb* b*«lnnl*g ot a eurv* Family lUrid*BUali Beg (1* te plat In Plat Book 1, page May, A.D. 1(44, to ehow what ooneava to tha Westerly, ft W * f NB ocr « f th* S V I f 14, publla raoorda o f Senti­ right, till*. Interest or Hens having a radlua o f IT9t.ll ot th* S B * et M etlea 19-11Snel* County, Florid*) run you, or any o f you, havo la toot, rua th*a*a along arid HE, thenoe m a W TM ft t* thenoe North d’ ll'd t* Woeb and to th* above-described eurv* thru a central angl* oor e f said 4* acre*. a dUtanoo o f 1444.T* foot to land* aad show cauee why tho Uenee ■ 1* eh a. thenee B TM •f I W , a distance ef tha beginning of a eurva u n i should not bo takon for set ■II4T feat I* tba and of fL thene* N 14 ab ii ala* th* conoavo to tha Southaaatarly, tho use* and purposes forth la tho petition fllo4 M id eurva, rua thauM North NM o f th* NEU * f th* IW Ii having a radln* o f 1*1134 herein. • *ll‘ i r W**L a dlotane* ef ad tha HU * f tha BU * f tb* feeb rua thaaoo along said WITNESS my Hand aad th* 1911.14 f**t to tb* M glaalng ■EU o f th* IW U i laaat Beg eurva, thru a central angla e f a aurv* concave to tb* at the BW **r ot th* NU o f o f 41*9T'4I“ , a dUtance of Seal o f M i d Court on this llt k day o f March, A D , 7(44. N*riba*at*rlr. having a ra­ th* SU * f th* SBU * f the SW •1444 feot to tba aad o f aald dio* ot IT9I.44 f**L rua U. run B 4 ok*. N >U ah* W eurva an t a * beginning (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , thM M along m I4 eurv* thru 4 che. 8 IU eh*. I* M etUa IIo f • curva aeneavo to tha Clerk o f tha Circuit CourL a m u tral angla o f l* t t ‘ tr*. ItS-M E i sad laaat Bag at tha Northwesterly, having a ra­ tn and for Samlnola Ooua­ * diatoms# o f 1M.II font U NB aar af tho NWU at dlua at 11.44134 feab run ty, Florida. a point oa th* North Ua* *f th* IW Ii of th* BBU thanna alang aald eurva Byt Sandra 8. Johnson M id SMtlea f, M ing T43 o f ■ • • ! ! • • 1I-31S-34B, rna thru a oaatral angla o f I* Deputy Clark f**t W h I * f th* North***! ■ 14.1 tb tbaaee W !•*.( ft, ir tr * . a die las oo ot IM fast e*ra*r •( M id ■**!!•• t. thane* N to th* N 1U* ot said ta tha and of said cu rva run HAROLD F. JOHNSON fa r th* *ad o f tMa aurvey NWU * f tha SW U ot th* SBU tbeace North I fl4 '4 4 “ EasL County Attomay Drawer S lla* d*o*rlplWa. •f SMtUh II, tbeaeo B to FOB. ■ SlStaass ot I41.M foot to Sanford, Florida Th* |*aS h*r*la desert bad m b - Further deeorlbed a* W * f tba bsgtaatag o f a sure* talas TM *qs*r* f**L mor* Henkel Ava. a i t BW a f Lake osaoave to tha Northeaster­ aad Orlaata. ly having * radian a f U 44.ll JACK W . F1BRCB OWNED B Tl HARVBY M. Publla hearing w ill h* held fssb rua theses alosg said Holland Bulldlac SMITH, la th* M m U ol* County Court curve thru u central angle Tallahassee, Florida BED Ifa. (44.1, (143 House, County C*mmlwl**«ra ot ll't l* . a dlstanc* e f M l.df Of CounMl for tho Petitioner* -------- BASBMBNY Boom. M aferd, Flerlda, W*dlost to ths sad o f aald curva Publish March 94. II * April T. 14. 79(4. i DITCH E I G H T i H i l l , April S. |(44 a t TK4 m a thM M Barth d(*S4'4l“ CDS-44 (BABY) BYATiaif HM-T444 P. M. or a* m m th*r**|t*r Ba*b a dUtaaeo o f ii4 4 .ll M poMlbl*. foot to a poiat mu U a East­ That part eft M m laolo Oouaty Bealag erly tstsaaisa o f tba North If job want paopl* Is pay L*t I, BlMk D. Mato* AdCommUaioa llaa o f Lot lA . Block B. to jQUf bailOftSft d ill** I* j* L*agw L * a g w*«d. «»d .______ aaasrd By Robert B. Brows tag M plat la Flat B**k Oouaty ■SO FA H O I a*4 ask Um L page M. public reoorda DlreeUr la g to p u t (a R t t B o o k a, B s n U Stsft about sosm st•f •emleole Ceuety, FUr- FublU h M arch 14. ( 1, 1H4. Me VSl .ie l - - �WJf» VtnTnrff March 81, 1964—Paff* 9 VrrsTB Lary Pitches Two’ Hitter For Detroit Sneed Must Be Reckoned Strikes ••. Spares By John A. SpnUkl [fore as he was ths high man Gee, how time does fly! I j with a 177/C18. mean, here I am about to giro Say, I promised you a run­ you the complete run-down of down on the Men's Tourna­ the happening* from the men’ * ment! Here's the bowler’s sal­ City Tournament and in the ute of the week, going to the nest breath, I'll be reminding various city champions! you that it'a not too toon to There were three positions •tart making your plan* for which carried the trophies plus yuur tummer leagues. the money in the team division. And then to top that off, Coming in first for the loot ■ome of the gals' teams will nnd the trophy was the fivebe going down coast to the some from Lake Monroe Inn Cocoa area to compete in the with e 2.983. Congratulations Women's State Tournament to John L’hr, Jonh Knceland, And if that's not enough for Garry Fox, Harry Pentecost you, don't forget the men will and Larry Pivec. be making a similar trek to Second ami third slots for Fort Laudcnlulo around the this particular division were month o f May. Michael's Elk Gas with • Like I started to say, I al­ 2,9t7 snd the Five-7's, 2.940. ways got the Impression that I Switching our attention to when that time rolled around |the doubles event, there was fo r the men’s snd women’s u change from those postrd eltjr touranemnta, well, we for last week's totals, ltrmemwere about halfway through l>er our report o f last week? ths winter season. But as you It showed George King and can readily see, it'a Just about Andy Patrick with a 1,223. that time again to start mak­ Well, on the very last squad ing the appropriate plans. Phil Itoche and teammate Gor­ Just for your information, don Honeycutt bombed the the gals from ths Friday eve­ pins until they emerged as the ning 8andspurm League con­ champs with a 1,228. Gee, you cluded loop play last week. just can’t overemphasize the Next on the agenda will be importance of each one of their banquet and then it’ll bo those little pins, can you? ths start o f their summer letThird through sixth slots gus. So, If you're looking to went to Boy Sterman and hart yourself a good time Dave Oldham, 1,223; I)nn Con­ bowling, why not get your way and Floyd Martin, 1.211; name on the list for those who Charles Button and Howls •re already planning on being Harrison, 1,203; and finally in the group. Tommy end his father, Al Any more Ideas from you Kipp, 1,201. bowlsrs on ths Don Brumfield John Zueli Is our new sin­ Day T Coma on, let's put on gles champion by virtue o f his our collective thinking caps 701 series, including handicap. and eome up with a dandy for Congratulations, John. This is Don. the second year In • row in Just prior to the final re­ which John has been In the sults o f the men’ s tourney, winner'* circle. Last year it let's give a quick "look see” was with Jerry Patella In llic on ths happenings o f the vari­ Doubles Event. Second ous league seers*: through sixth positions wers Charlotte Bassett and Elean­ awarded as follows: Mike Rrh, or Clemmens shared the spot­ <173; John Wright, 080; Vergil light for ths Fridny Holler Anderson, (15(1; George King, Motors/Nsvy Wives League G53 and Bob May mndo the this past wesk. Charlotte roll­ cut-off position with his 883. ed high for series with a 482 Looking st ths all events and Eleanor bowled her first ■cratch division. It’s with a sanctioned 200 game, a nifty grrat deal of pleasurs and 211. Congratulations and wel­ really, a surprise, to see Mike come to ths elub, Eleanor! Itch dominating ths seen* with 18 was Ellen BetU night for his 1,728 total. That take* into (ho Monday Women’s Scratch consideration that Mike bowl­ League. Ellen not only rolled ed against the best thut this the high single but also walk­ area had to offer and he came ed home with series honors out at the right spot . . . “ Number One Men" In the all with a 207/540. All o f the talk regarding important aector, all events the Thursday night 8emlnols champ. Memorial Hospital League reOther positions c a r r y i n g solves around the “ challenge prizes will go to John Wright, which has been Issued between 1,700; Pets Petersen, 1,703 eur two local notables, Dr. and fourth placs tied between Leonard Munson end Attorney the two John's— Illg and Lit­ Gordon Frederick. (Gee, I tle,— Uhr and Spllt-skl with don’t know which to root for their 1,078. . . . Kildare or Mason!) Oh well, there, nlwuys next Anyway, back at the lanes, year to bone-up for, huhT Gsorge Weigsnd politely ex­ Only klddin’ champs. May you cused himself from the chal­ carry your laurels well for ths lenge but still stepped to the reigning year. Good luck. 1*44j? ,«•. |\ ■ E D fB J j-'x r , . _ f A>•;** r • v % * f' 'T P. 9* iblle hearing will b* held h* Bemlnolo County Court ■e. County Commissioners m, Banford, Plorld*. Weday. April ». 1»“ •< * ;J# I, or as aeon thereafter as Ibis. _ . Bsmlnols County Zoning Commission llyt Hobart X Hrown Bsmlnols County Zoning Director . lists March if. 91, 1**4 IKMIWOI.K COt *TT 1* 1x 0 c o m i ia s i o * lie* ml rubllo Hearing •**• CLARA ALLEN nsfendaat. MOTII fS OF SI IT t r t T K OF FLORIDA, liHftKTl*US TOi CLAItA ALI.KM Hesldenew and address unknown: TOU ARU HKRRI1Y NOT!FIED that suit far dlvorca has bean filed against you in the Circuit Court of ths Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and For Memlnol* County, Florida, Chancery No. 1H9J. wherein JIMMIF. U ALLEN Is Flalntlff and CLAKA ALLK.N’ ls Defendant You srs hereby raqulrtd to 'II* your Anewsr and/or otherwise plead In ac­ cordance wllh lha law with th* Clerk of ths abo\e enlltle l Court anl to serve a copy of earn* upon Frank A- Taylor, Attorney for IMalntlff. >9* North Magnolia. Orlando, Flor­ ida, on or befort the >Sth day o f Aprtt. A. D. 1991 Other­ wise a D'crea Pro Coiifeseo will be anterad against you for your failure to *o serve and file >our Answer «nd/or other defenses, at required by lew. WITNESS my hand **4 th* official seat of said Court In Sanford. County of Seminole. State o f Florida, this :*th day of March, A. D. 1M«. lea Is hereby given, that consl'IsrsUon. the Bsmlbounty Z.onln* Commiesr||| hold a public hear> dsisrmlns tho foaslblif recommending to ths of County Commissionat the following dsarrlbropsrty presently toned Mingle Family Iteetdsntlal ltd A-l Agriculture! Lot* 1 is. Watt* Farms Hubia. Further deeorlbed »• south ef Lake Drive ead af Sunset Read, lie hearing will be held , Bemlnol# County Court County Commissioner* Banford. Florid*. Wed- 'S E A L ! Arthur II, DtckwJih. Jr.. r. April I. 1**4 *« 7:94 Clerk of the Clreult Court or ae soon thereafter By: Martha T. Vlhlea. D.C. •albla. imiivole County Zonfsg Frank A. Taylor Sio North Magnolia Avenue (remission Orlande. Florida r Robert x. Brows mlaele County Jealag Attorney for th* Plaintiff. Publish March i f . It A April Ireeter T. It. 1M4 h March 14. It. 1144. CD8-T4 L*T • V .frT , , 4- %v « . • • / .. t j*TI •-!- • • ! > - ’ ■' V \4 v - r — a. . ■ - ■ -« DESPITE A NIP IN THE AIR the New York Met farm hands went back to w o rk on hitting Monday at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Sunday's in­ ter-camp game revealed that the hurling corps was somewhat ahead o f the hitters, probably due to the fact that Friday and Saturday rains limited butting practice sessions. (Herald Photo) Oviedo Plays Lyman Today SOKC Track Entries lout Fact. f. Much Parroll, f. Tonight’s entries: FIRST R .trn — S IS Mila — Wall Hahavtd. S. Rank Ron 1. No Bear, S. 1‘ snsorthy, S. •Kt OMI H ACE — S/IS Mil* Jim Courier has been tag­ Tarsntalla, 9. Itoxman, S Fahu1. T ail Wire, S. Hlg Soon*, ged to lake the bill this after­ S. hlory Mllantl. 4. Hluffor, I. noon when tho Oviedo I.iuni Ilajah ll*au. f. Black Not* I'q, 7. Dingo Polly, S. Boat Clu* host the Lyman High Grey­ TRIRD RACR — I I I Mil* hounds at Courier Field in a t. I'm Oltd. 1. Poet*.la, I Craia nock. A. Bpaady Da*. I. N(i return encasement between Plus. « Faulda, 7. Kino I.n. the two srltools. S. Top lluhy Fill l l l l l IIACR — l / l l Mil — In Ills opening encounter, With five victories in six 1. Baltaa* Gal, i. Nebraska the ’Hounds potted ■ 2 to 0 outings so far this season, Nad, J. Timely Kathy, 4. Jo.l* Dewitt. I. Ill Jnay, S. OH Pa > Coach John Colbert takes his mant, f. Ureal Fir*. I. Cloliln decision over ths Lions. Seminole High swim team to Circle Working behind Courier will u - n i n a r r — » '* n ii * Leesburg today for an after­ F I. Pay Off Ulrl, Z. Judy Had. I. be catcher Bex Brooks who noon engagement with tho Forthright. 4. Panda Hoi-k, I. Color, *. Omar 0 , T. Callo is hilling at better than a .600 Leesburg Yellow Jackets. Hhlp. I. Btora clip In his efforts to repeat Seminole's boys teams have alXTII RACK — • /!• Mil* t. IVaaty Kano, I. flay Ball, posted victories over Edgethis tea ion as Oviedo’s top 9. Walk Lucky, 4. Balatla water, Boone and Evans high Mar. A. lid Fir*. 4. Donait •lugger. Also for Oviedo, Tom schools o f Orlando. Seminole's Flray ML*. 7. Luvamlka, I. Colbert will be at first, Stew­ girls have wins over Edge- Iiaaiiwnod. art at second, I’ artain at •K V C V tll RACK — ■/■ Mllwa water and Evans but dropped 1. Kay Club's Kay, I. Eay third, Miller at short plus Ja­ Fly, t. Ruse Vollmar. 4. Hutheir meet with Boone. cobs, Mlkler and Gammage kt, 9. Party Dan, 4. Hochn Colbert said his first meets Mis, 7. Mouncrrat, 4. Clrna in the outlield. havo been with the weaker Wondar Although not announced, I II n AI K — 9 / t l Mila— teams of the Metro Confer­ Ell.II I. Bull Alit ad. t.Chryalar, 1. Donnie Smith will likely be ence and that he expected the c>. ll.'a Artlcla, I. Wlr# Man. the moundsmsn for the visit­ competition starting with to­ I. Bacca Hna*. 4. Soek Tr». ing Greyhounds. 7. Just Elmar, S. Vapr day's meet to Leesburg, to Stream NINTH RACK — B/IB Mil* become Increasingly difficult. 1. Itnck Flight. J.Pock*! Coo. 1. I’ ppar Mtory, 4. Uonn Fa*. I. (loldan Howard, i. Fit. I. 0. B.'a Oanaral, S. Wlekat Al­ ly TENTH RACH — B/IB MIL 1. Air. Tall Man, a. Ulltttrlg Edge water High’s b o y s Hot*, a. hi tm ty a .. 4. o . if* The Mayfair Men's Golf bowling team pasted a 3 to 1 Doll. 9. flu 11<>nI, I. Harnitn, I. Ed'* Cnrky SHS Swimmers Meet Leesburg Mixed 4-Ball Tourney Set Legal Notice I* TIIR C I R t llT COIRT OF THIS XIXTH JVDICIAL r lR rt'IT . I * A *D FOR SKMI*01.19 r o rX T Y , FLORIDA, I* CltAXCKRY MO. 1SMX J DUI IK U ALLKN Plaintiff { -T „ A Legal Notice rseommsmllng to th# •4 of County Commission* IS amend Xeetlon J* dubon J of the Bemlnolo Countoning negulatlon* ,t« entirety subsection 3. Cop» f this proposed resolution bo obtalnod In the /.onOffice, Couit House, tun. Florida, Monday thru ars from liM A. M. to * i Association will Join with the Mayfair Woman’! Golf Altoelation Sunday la a mixed four-ball (best ball) tourna­ ment and cook nut. All members desiring to participate have been asked to register at the Mayfair Pro Shop. Tee-off time Is scheduled for noon. Team pairings and starling times will be posted. Africa's largest city Is Cai­ Tourney chairman, George ro, with a population of more Billups, has requested that ■It interested plsyers sign up BEHIXOMS COl’ XTY than thro# million. 1 0 *1 *0 COXBISSIOX ■s soon as possible so that [•Site >f refcHe M »eH »g officials can make the draw IS Zoning Commission win a public hearing to eonby Thursday. r ■ Legal Notice • IIWIVOt.K c o r MTV y.i»M A« c u s n n s s i o * V vlli* uf Fusil* IlMrluB Nottcs Is hsrsby flvsn, tbst *ft*r c*n*ld*r*ll*n. tha S«mlnot* Count) Zoning Commiss­ ion will bold a public hsarlns la Aslsrmln* (hs {visibility of rvcomtnsnillnr to th* Uoar4 of County Comnilsalunvn that tha following <laacrlha4 pro­ party p r tt.n tl) anna<1 A-l Agrlcultura ba aonail ft-S Sluttlpla Family Hatldantlal; Lota 111 through fit , I f f through 944, <71 through <74, that part of l-ota <10 through <SI, lying K of a Una running from tha NR cor o f U.t SIS H to l.ak* Orl.M * according to tha aubdivision of land* balonglng to Altamonta haring* Land. Hot*! and Navigation Co., a* rtcordad In P. B 1. Pg IS. public r-corda of Hrmtnula Cnunty, Fla, and U l till according In th* aforaaald plat which I* ■Do described as: llag at tb* NVV cor of Lot H i ef th* aforeeatd plat, run W S cha t* links to th* NH eor e f Lot fit of th* aforraald plat, run X • cha II link* mura or La* to Lak* Orient*, run slung th* ahor* of t.*k* Orient* NH'arly to th* BW cor of said Lot <S1. run N < eba IS link* more or lata t* FOB. Further dsacrlbad at B of Orange Av*. and NVV of I-»k« Orltnta. Public hearing will b* held In th* Bcmlnol* County Court House. County Commlaaloncra Itoorn. H.nford, Florida, Wadnaaday, April I. ISff at 7:19 I'. M or as aeon thsraaftar at posalbta. hrmlnolt County Zoning Commission Hy Robart Browa Bamlnol# County Zoning Director Publish March if. SL lif t . CDb-S i * Jl . - Lyman Beaten By Edgewater derision Monday afternoon over the Lyman High Grey* hounds of Lengwood la >n Inter-Srholsstlc Bowling Lea­ gue engagement. However, the Lyman High girls whitewashed the Eagles' girls team by a 4 to 0 count. EDGEWATER BOYS-274T: Ja Turner, 228 — 840; Bob Hooker, 338; Tom Hahn, 148; Ed Koren. 459; Bsrry Sopko, 223-811; Jerry DeVorsk, 387. LYMAN BOYS—2499: Miks Watts, 497; Jim Lamb, 129; Andy Hieoly, 498; Jim Jerrsrd, 807; Steva Brady, 210— 888; Woody Lee. 290. LYMAN GIRLS—1763: Duncan, 248; Bonala Layman, 333; Sandra Watkins, 187; Sheri White, 350; Connia Com­ fort. 149-389. EDGEWATER GIRLS-1661: Carol Snedeker, 280; Carol Wingerter, 298; Joyce Eehon, 351; Vicki Wheeler, 357; Di­ ane Carithera, 184-398. Legal Notice I* THIC Ont'VTT Jl-DOF/i I 1(1 ST I* AMD FOR •RMf. hill.IS COUNTY, FLORIDA i * t i i r r .s T s r r. o f tiAMUEL n. JOHNSON. Deceased MOTtCR OF FtXAL RRFORT AND APPLICATION FOR UIS. ( II* NOR ALL PERRONS ARE HEREIIY NOTIFIED that th* under•Isnad aa Admlnlatrator at th* Estate ef Samuel H. Jahnaon, dacaaaad. hai cnmplatad th* admlalatratlnn thereof and baa filed In aald Court hto Final ILpnrt and AppllnaUnn for Dlachorg* Objactlono thereto. If anr. ahould b* duly flltd. Aflar filing proof of publica­ tion allowing thla nolle* haa bean published anc* * weak for four eonooeutlv* weak*, th* matter af approval ef aald report and th* ordering of distributing of aald Eotat* will com , b*for* th* Court. / * / Clifford Bbaaffor a* Administrator o f th* La'at* of 8amu*l R. Johntan. d*r*a**d. Hunter and PatHII* Attornty* and Couoatllorg At Law i l l W. Park A v i s o Wlattr Park. Florid* First publication on March 97 A April 7, II, it . till. C tlS-il Trojans Beat SHS Keglers Dressen Hopes With In Masters Open For Tigers On Upswing MIAMI (UPI) - Jack Nlckliu s has to be the favorite when they tee it up In the Masters next week but a pretty good bet la for old Slammln' Sammy Snead to finish in the first 10 when the final putt has been holed. Snead's failures to the U. S. Open are legendary. Four times he has finished second and another time he booted It clean away on tlie final hole with a resounding eight By Sandy Padwe l !PI Sports Writer When someone asks Chuck Drcisen stkiut Detroit's pen­ nant chances, he begins by detailing how the Tigers ob­ tained Jerry Lumpc, !>on Demcter and Dave Wickersham in trade* and he ends with the usual "if* before Frank Lary’* name. Well, no one has come right out and predicted the “ if" is about to disappear from all conversation about Lary, but then baseball people are sup erstltlou* that way. They don't take chances on sub­ jects like sore-armed pitch ers. Lary, however, has been pitching excellent ball (his spring, including a strong six Inning stint in Monday's 6-3 victory over Cincinnati. riagued by arm trouble since his 23-9 record In toot, lary- appears headed for a comrhsrk this season, lie has worked 19 Innings this spring, more than any other Tiger pitcher, sod his earned run average ls 1.89. In Monday's game, he al­ lowed just two hits and one run. Lary was the winning pitcher thanks to Lumpe who hit two triples snd batted In two runs. Detroit nlso won ■ “ R" game battle with the Res, 4-3. The Tigers had 13 hits off Jim O'Toole, including a home run by George Thomas. Vem Law, another “ sorein n e r" trying to make a comeback with Pittsburgh this RIET AND NET — New York p i t c h e r Jack season, retired the first eight Fisher firca one from behind tho protective net Minnesota baiters, but sud­ nt tho Mots’ training rnmp in St. Petersburg. He denly lost his touch and the could bo a valuable addition. powerful Twins went on o beat the i'lrntes, 7-3. Jimmie Hall connected for his sixth home run of the spring to put the Twins ahead to stay. Earl Iiattey also Joe's Laundry rolled hack three slot with A rt Brown connected for the Twins. Law Into first placs In the III- Pest Control. Susy Iteno's 181 allowed all seven runs on 10 N'ooners l.ougue with a clean high game and Meda Wilthits. •weep over the DeBsry Debs. shires 468 series hslptd Shoe­ Tony Coniglisro, the sensa­ Hunt Realty helped juggle maker Construction win three tion of the West this season, positions when thi-y won four points from A rt Brown Poet kept it up today by lining an points from fitenstrom Realty. Control. Important double which en­ Judy Clarke's 203-528 wss Cook's Comer, with litres wins abled Boston to lie tlie Chi­ from ths Acey Doury Wives, high for ths loop and was • cago Cubs and then win It. big help for Southern Air 8-7, on • home run by roo­ Is again tied for the number when they spilt their points, kie Tony Horton. 2-2, with the CPO Wire*. M Whitcy Ford pitched three A R Bar won three points scoreless innings for New from Grapevills Nursery. York as the Yankees defeated Leths Ward o f Art Brown tha Philadelphia Phillies, 4-2. All of tits Metro Confer­ Pest Control wss queen o f ths Dennis Bennett went seven Innings for Philadelphia, al­ ence's eight baseball club.* split circle when she converted lowing two runs and five hits. are scheduled for action tills tlie 8-7-10. Theims Unger, subbing for Steiutrom Realty, Jark llaldschiio, who relieved, ■flcrnoon. took the loss. Seminole High will host tlie and Leths, picked up tho 6-10. The Baltimore Oriole* scor­ Oak Ridge Pioneers hers In Dot Johnson and Paulina Stev­ ed nine runs la the loth inn­ Sanford, the Colonial Grena­ ens converted the 5.7 end ing and defeated the Wash­ dier* tangle with the Trojans Linda Smith the 2-6-7. The ington Senators, 14-5. Ed Roe­ st Evans, IMgewater'i Eag­ 8-10 fell for Ritzy Reno, Shir­ buck retired the first bat­ le* will host Winter Park ley Mifflin, and Carole Surter in the ninth, but then High’s Wildcats tonight at brook and Hie 2-7 fur Connie came the rally and the Sen­ Tinker Meld in Orlando, and Itlngo and Evelyn Uhr. Isabel ator reliever wss on the the Rishop Moore Hornets will Goihorn and Mary Tomaleaki mound the whole way. he entertained by Ilia Boone spared tlie 6-8 and Meda Wilt­ shire the 4-6. A hloop double down the High Braves. Turkeys were rolled hy Dot left field line with two out In tltr 12th Inning gsve the In Rogor, Java, thunder­ Button, Isabel Goihorn, Kutliy Ixw Angeles Dodgers ■ 7-6 storms occur on sn average of Gray, Jo SLinkiewics, end Ev­ elyn Uhr. victory over the New York ■bout 320 days ■ year. Meta. Foriy-aix players saw action in the 3'kJiour game. The Chicago White Sox scored two rune wltlmut a hit off Bob Gibson and de­ feated the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1. Itay Sadcekl relieved Gib­ son in the eighth she* the Cardinal starter tost his own game due to wildness and his two errors. The White Sox Bering Day* wound up with Just three hits. Milwaukee rallied for three Left! runs la the top of the seventh (SesseR Ends Innings to defeat Kansas City, April 9) 4-1. Lew Krsusse pitched the first sevea Innings for Kansas City and was rrllcved hy John O'Donoghus who took the loss. 29th Annual Joe's Laundry Back In First All Metro Teams Playing Today Ttie Evans High Trojaa ce|>p*d • pair o f matcha from Bamlnoia High Mondr In tha InLr-Seholaatic B oe­ ing League. The Trojan tins took a 8 to I decision fret ths Seminole* while tha Evm* girl* whitewashed tha loef* 4 to 0. Evans boys — 794-188-78 plus — Parrish, 219 — 89; S t e v o Walkar, 370; J h Faulkingham, 540; Q • i* Tuckar, 502; Jim Fromnn. 454. Banford boys, 748-836-7962376 — Ed Hubbard, 44; John Boggs, 454; Ralph t i­ ger, 414; John Jtrnlgan, its Stsva Bassett, 218/572. Evans girl*— 840-808-8621970 Many Ds Julia; Joels DeWalt, 388; Nsney Inmn, 185— 412; Pauls CasIow, 2.1; Billie Csslow, 802; Busan Tlley, 143. Hanford girls — 802-839-47 — 1888 — U NeU ntnnig 387; R e n a McKensie, l ^ The young of ■ whale Is 421; Keren Duggan, 34; Mary Swigonskl, 378; Die* called a calf. A L A W N SPR N K LE R SYSTEM IS A G O O D IN V E S T M E N T IF on the 72nd hole in 1939 which ia one of the most sorrowful golf stories of aU time. But from a raverso post (Ion, the dirot derring-do of the 31-year-old from the Vir­ ginia hills haa been phcoom enal In the Masters. In the 27 previous Masters tournaments Sam haa won the title three timea against the best In the world and finished in the first 10 on IS ocea alona. Thousands win watch the IT IS PRO*ERLY d e s ig n e d . LET US HELI YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIEN" AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO M E T YOUR NEEDS — CENTRAL FLORIDA DERBY FRIDAY NIGHT DERBY CONSOLATION RACER THURSDAY NIGHT 12. The focus will, of course, bo on the lesdtri. In "rtadlng tho green” you would havo to guess tbst Nlcklaus will be right in thq thick of things and, at 24, well may become tho first Master to win two in * row. There are a lot of others “ on " their game like Billy Casper, Tony Lems, Rex Bax* ter, Maion Rudolph. Gary Player and Jay H ebert It also la the kind of a chalk* enge which might bring Arn­ old Palmer back onto hit game In time to make a big run at the Jackpot The feeling among his fel­ low pros Is that Palmer had too far to come back. He has been scrambling madly and admits that be doesn't know Just what ls wrong. But they alio hold In tha profession that one# he grabs his touch ■gain It will be Katy bar tho door, because Arate is work* ing on his game with all tho grim determination o f the days before ho became “ Tho King." Palmer's seven-year mark In the Masters borders on the fantastic, too. Ia that brief period he has scored three victories, in 1938, 1960 and 1962, and he also has finish­ ed second and third. Yet Snead's record is even more fantastic and, actually, you don't havo to limit it to tho Masters. la hie career he haa captured 114 tourna­ ments, including tha recent PGA Seniors, and moved in at the recent Doral Invitation, al for a fourth-place tie be­ hind Casper, Nlcklaus and Baxter. Snead placed aecond fat the Masters In 1939 and in 1983, 24 years later, the Ty Cobb of golf tied tor third place. Over the years la addition to his three wins be fiat been se­ cond twice, third on four ocos si on*, fourth once, eixtb once, eeventh three timea and eighth once. The Open la a mental Meek with him. If they playad K at Augusta next week bo might as wall stay homo. But, It being tho Masters, ttta beet bet you can make la that old Slammln' Sam will bo some­ where In the top 10. for SMAll TRUCKS Storflaf Ae Law Aa M 5 ’5 TH E H I-M ILER R-C FOR RANCH AMO Racing Nightly — 8:10 (Exeopt s>muy) MATINEES — W E n „ FRI„ BAT . - 2 P . M . F H H fk x i Sorry. 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YOU COTTA HELP MB/ NO | COMMA ' THROUGH TVS LINK TWICB thcres n o ROOM OH. y o u r tra Va BOARDING Legal Notice HOUSE HEH-WEH/NOT ANO TOUCH.* WAIT, X DCNT H*VS A W yC K W V .* OUR •OorPT I t u r t l e s , w h o m I KNOW THAT T V S 0 « N IN T V l* •->> EVEN 1 — TOKTChSR It f SOUIRRSL CAGE LONGER TUAN 1WS l (KNOW / t h e M o c c LBGAL LIMIT— AND t KNOW TMl* / OXO /WHICH L P R 6C IS B W Will SOUND LIKE SOMETHING OUT// ANSWER — a n d - m e v OFAHEAD-SHRiNKER'C N O T t - /_ J > VM < e e o u i R a a &Nue ffOOK— BUT TELL ME — A R B -v -1 ' h o p in g ) f? 6 S lO E N C S /B « , THERE B Y ANY CHANCE THREE I ! l F O R / / AM — I TRUST SOU LIVE T U R TL E S IN MY OVEN 7 / WON'T 6 6 LIGHTuid l^OUR OVEN) FOR \ A FEW O A V 6 1 i * ttie r m c t rr c o c b t o r THE VIVTH Jl'DItTAL crrr. iv avd foe CIH- a * * !. VOI.B COCVTT, FLORIDA. ye. sa** o r rlt .r s i n law n o tic e STATE HOAD r b o n iD A . D EPARTM ENT an Agency of th« Slat* •( Florida, and SEMINOLE COUNTT, a Politi­ cal SubdlTlaloa of lha s u ta of Florida, Petitioner* or VERA COBB at a!., Prfcndanta. o r EWIVKVT DO- VOT1CE m a iv r m o m (P E R H A P S x T H E R E 'S ' A HEAVEN JUST FOR rSDOGS! J .™ DO DOGS ► SO T O ? heaven ) REALLY DON 'T W ORRX OLIVER! D O N 'T kn ow ; l P E A R .v ^hemme REALLY OUT OUR ***** ’ ha / s m o k in g in sprre o r y ALL THE LECTURING IV B N DONE ON HOW BAD IT IB FOR Y CU -A W D HOW EASY IT IS . T O G E T STARTED. AND , "Oabblost bunch of customers I over sow. I'll bst I haven't talked 30 mlnutoo oil morning!" m s « i d ourr/ A how hard > W AY W^LLjWTTH M E IT WORKED THE OTHER WAV AROUND •* IT ONLY TOOK AtE A _ HALF A CJGARST T O / FIND OU T HOW H A R P 11 fT IS "TO G E T STARTED } t A N D HOW E A S Y r r J\. RH* WWYPOYtXJSfl u VM XKEM EUP? W Sw is to r n n r » :i:r » iM ji IV THK VAMK AVII BT THE a rT iio n tT V o r t h k b t a t r o r f l o r i d *. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, and to all pereont and partita claiming or hav­ ing any rl(ht, till*. Intereat, ratate, mortgage or other Ran to or on thoaa certain per­ cale of land hereinafter deecrlbtd. and the following per­ ron*. together with all un­ known parauna claiming by, through or under known per■ona who ara dead, or who aro not known to be dead or allvai b e c t io v TTeao-iaea — »T i t h b o a n a-t-td — a r .B iv o i.a COFVTV — VANBI A.VU AD- ou rr/ M Mary T. Hilliard Route 4 Hughea Land Futurity Farm Lexington. Kentucky' BRD No. 111.1 YOU KNOW LOW HARD m s FOR M B TO G C T t iz z y t r .c T io v n a a e-B M — e t a t h r o a d i -43a — s k m iv o i .r COL'VTT — DESCRIPTIONS 8RD No. 141.1 That part of: The SE N o f i w n « f SC<(. two’s Jusrdrasoy T^E wVlL^XJ EVEN THE AT A CONCERT/ CYM BALS DO WE A FAVOR. DOMY W AKE . H IM / WLVWJfa » » j OUR ANCESTORS H E U A T H S 3 ?/ HOW WOULDSOL) U kE TO B e MV FRIEN D? XTe/TOMARB A T LEASTCUE NEWFCIENO EVER/CAY. CARNIVAL . By Dick Turner MONSTER MX ) ) THE M<WOTAUR_ L-J— ----- < COMB...ri-L BROKE OF AS < PAAT MAN, X X NEVTfi \ BHCJW HIM HAVING HOOFS? J n M T B U U - l / HEARD OF A \ ID Y O U . WEILYE9, BUT THI MINOTAUR'S NOT EXACTLY MORTAL i HIMSELF/ _____^ "Rembrandt? I bslltvs hs’s In thd drawing room— * wh«ro olio?*' SHORT RIBS r f i t SHOW EM H ow . MUCH WIU. POWERXHANE MUdllTW|FHCLMdMO m t t c u Ia t t k e e l l / baa lost to coa * t ^ ONI <T HUHSQEDPWS — wfciowro »Ve SMOKED M V , IPfirt QSARETTEi RLCAXRAX1, "I said I Intended to do my pert In eliminating deadwood In government—l didn't even mention tho word 'resignation'!" BUGS BUNNY PLCASC I CAME AS SOON ASYA CALLED, L FUDPSy! . HUWWYi X W A SA W «/A nW M *> YEAH! HOLES' jy g g y iw m ! 1 1 II rr T A U .U Y M 9 have * u y fJ /eX FR tflSIO N -eVtK YOU, O GHOST 1 WHO WALKS. J SUTDOATT WORRY, DOC! XlLTAlCg CAKEOTH' U’L ^ P E S T s .r a ..^ MAWBC THIS' J0VS00NNA HTOUOHCk THAN I sElOOOtEOjV Section :i . Townahlp SI South. Rang# 10 EaaL lying within 140 feat aach alda of tha survey line of Stata Road 410. Section T7444, aald aurvey lint bains doaerlbed aa follow a: Begin oa tha South lino o f Sactlon SI. Townahlp 11 South, Rang# 10 Eaat at • point 1114.7! feat W ait o f tha Southeast corner of aald Section II. tbtnca North 31* 44 31" Weat 4110.00 foot to tha beginning of a curve concert Northtaatarly h ar­ ing a radius o f 1110.01 feat. thanea Northweaterly 411.11 curve feet along aald through a central angle o f 11*11:1'' to the North lino of aald Section 31 at a point 704.10 feet Weat o f tho Northtaat corner of tha NW>; o f aald Section It. Containing t .ll aerte, mart OR lea*. OWNED BT: Mauda Dlka. un­ married and Robert L. Dike, ir alive, or If deceased, any unknown hair* derlaeaa g a d / or other elalmanta under aald Robert L. Dlka 8RD No. 111.1 RIGHT OF WAT That part o f: The 8 l / t of tha NF.li «* NW>i, lying Eaat of Stata Road 410. formerly Lake Howell Road. Laaa tha North 300 feet thereof, Bectloa It, Townahlp 11 South. R in se to Kait. lying within 100 faat each alda e f tha aurray lint o f Stata Road 414, Section T70I1, eald aurvey line being deaerlbad aa follow*: Begin an tho South Una o f Section 11. Townahlp 11 South, Range 14 Eaat at a point 1114.71 feat Weat o f tha Southeast corner o f said Section II thenr* North 11* It'H " West 4110.01 foat to tha beginning of a curva roncavo Nerthesitarly hav­ ing a radius o f ltlO.al feet, thence Northweaterly 411.11 feet along aald curva through a central angl* o f l l ’ l t 'l l * te tha North tin* o f *al< Sactlon II at a point TS4.0S fact West o f tho Northoaat corntr o f tha NW14 at aald Saetlen II. Celatalntng 1.14 s o r t* Mara or laaa OWNED BT: WILLIAM R. HILLIARD. Individually and ae Truttee. joined by hla wife. MART E. HILLIARD TAKE NOTICE that a De­ claration of Taking haa beta filed In the above-styled eauta by the Petitioners, the acquir­ ing authority o f thoaa pro­ ceeding*. ef tha taking at tha above-described lands, for tha purpoaa aat forth la tha Peti­ tion la thl* taut*, Tla.t Aa right o f way for a portion o f Btat* Road No. 8-414, In Bemlnol* County, Florida, and that tht Honorabl* Vella A. Williams, ena at tha Judge* o f tho Clreult Court o f tha Ninth Judlelal Circuit a f Flor­ ida. will, oa th* 14th day af April, A. D. 1144, at t o'clock P. M., In tha Samlnola County Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, consider said Declaration o f Taking, ' appoint appraiser*, and makt suck Order aa tha Court dacma prapar. AU par­ ties t* th* ault and all par­ tita Interested may appear and bo heard at th* lime and place designated. Tou, and tech e f yea, ara heraby commanded to appear by filing an Anewar to tha petition heretofore filed In thlo eanee In tha antltled Court on or before tho Ith day of Mary. A. D. 1144. to show what right, tit!*, later eat or lloa you. or any e f yog. hav# In and to the above-daeorlbod land* and show eaust why th* ism * should aat bo taken for tk* n its and pnrpaao* aat fortk la th* PatlUam Bled barela. WITNESS aay Hand and the Seal of aald Conrt on this lll k day ef March. A. D. 1H4. (SEAL! Arthur H. Backwltb, Ft. Clerk of the Clreult Court, In and for Seminole Countr, Florida. By Baadra S. Johnson Deputy Clerk HAROLD F. JOHNSON County Attorney Drawer g Sanford. Florida, and JACK W. FIERCE Holland Building Tallahassee, Florida Of Counsel fer tha Petitioner* Publish March 14. SI * April T. 14. 1H4. CD S-ll NOT RESPONSIBLE I will B«t bu ruapeaslbU 11 [j fl IUE » 1* ' } 1 �It f.. t > r * Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You-Dial 322-5612 6 . For Real 2. N o tice s • P e rso n a ls Phone Classified Income Tax Returns. Lamar Furn. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. William*, Five Point*. Ph. STOREROOM, or office, on 322-7843. liL St., ntar > free park­ ins loti. Inquire, Manuel INCOME TAX SERVICE Jacobson's D ept Store. 0 . M. Harrisons From Sanford Exchange 1311 Palmetto 2 BR Furn. house. 218 W. 322-8827 322 7941 19th SL $85 mo. V acint Apr. 1st. No pets. 222-2909. VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — W E L A K A APARTMENTS: From Seminole County ALL MAKES Roomi prlvats baths, 114 Phone 322-2282 W. First 8L Otje ftanforb Rrralh March 31, 1964— Pago 11 12. Real Eatata For Salt SWEETIE PIE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Aibcstoi shingled 3 BR., cor­ ner lot, 105x300, trees, kitc h a n equipped. Spotless. Carporte. $200 down, $83 mo. Owner will hold mort­ gage. O. Baumbach. Phoni TE 8-3148. By Nadine Seltzer - 322-5612 425-5938 BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 3 Bedroom with 2 full tile baths In Country Club Heights, the beautiful com­ munity away from tha city noise* tod Right pattarn, and with tha eonveelaaeei of lower, water, afreet light* and aldewalka. Thli spacious home feature* te ven closeU and a huge 1x13 FL utility room. Ifrla Is a b u i l d e r * closeout FHA evaluation is 113,500 with $73.39 per month. The build cr* will Include 2600 worth of new furnishings or will credit that amount Com* and see ua today. Call Bill Unsworth for appointment 322-8560, Southern Homes. Vacuum Cleaner FURN. A pt Clot* in. Jlmml* Cowan. 322-40U. Repair*, parts; Electrolux, NOT LONG DISTANCE Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, 1-ROOM elflclcncy a p t with etc. Cleaneri told, ex­ Office 204 W . First GE, pvt. bath and shower, suit­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 able (or couple or (Ingle Park Avc., Sanford, Phona perion or retired. All utili­ The Herald wm net be re­ FA 2-4T63. ties Included In rent Ideal­ sponsible lor more than oae ly located on Flrit St., with­ Incorrect tniertloa of rour ad, 8 . Education • Instruction in 1 block of 2 free parking aad raiarvts the rl|ht to re­ loti and shopping center. In­ Baton and Strutting leiiont. vise or rejeet an ; advirtliaquire at Manuel Jacobson Group or private. Phone meat from what ordered to Dapt. Store, 211 E. First St. 322-3442 after 3 p. m. •onfora te the polieloa of thla Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ava. paper. Apply 8-6:30. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toe*., thru P rt - I P. M. day RENT A BED RoP-tway, Hospital ft Baby hel are iaaertiea. Moo. • Sat Men-womtn, 18-82. Start high Bads. as 1102.00 s week. Prepara­ By Day, Weak, or Month tory training until appoint­ D IA S L U V n Ph. FA 1-8181 111 W. lit SL ed. Thouaandi of jobs open. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: CARROLL'S FURNITURE Experience usually unnec­ Tuea., thru Fri. - S P. M. day essary. FREE Information before iaaertiea. Mon. 9. For Salt or Rani on Job*, talariti, require­ 4 BR Cottags, furn., ISIS ments. Writ* TODAY giv­ D ouglu, 16$., 2 BR furn. CLASSIFIED INDEX ing nama, addreis and apt. $60, 317 E. 25th. phone. Lincoln Service, Box uspoiaiBiLrnr: U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! I. Loot ft round S. Noticaa - Feruonala 5. Education - Inatructlon 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rant 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 8. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent I I . Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Buslneaa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situationa Wanted 20. Babysitter! 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services £8. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machintry - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. FurnJtur* 84. Articles Tor Bala 14-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles *Vanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autoe Wanted 87. Boats • Motors 88. Motorcycles • Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice •UMlROMe r o r v n r *0X 1X 0 COMMIMIOX N«Hr* at Fakll* I lM r ii * Katie* It htrtbr elvtn. Ihit after ctneMerttlon. the Semi* Molt Ceentr Stnlnr Commtee. ton will hall a pubtte beerln* to StltrM iat the fetelbllltr of ta ea w a tM ln e to the Hoard of Caaaly Cemmleelonere the! the fallowing deeerlbed property reiently taned A-l Aartculurt tnd It-1A Sinaia Kamtty Iteeldthtltl he anned C - l C o m inerelal: AypV »p _.Tr »nd K"tr|y of 1-4 S t/if. lotatad la the WH o f the s a w af IK* w w u and KW U af tha HUM of tha SW>|. S-etlaa l - t t s - m :. leaf: Coun­ ty n « u n/w and A ct. n n It/W . farth er deeerlbed at S •f S. It t i t aad W of I-t. Petit* hearlp* will ha hald la th* Seatlatle County Court Meat*. Caaaty Commleelnnera Hoorn, Sanford. Florida. Wedtieeday, April 1. l i l t at T:>« f . hi. or aa aoon thereafter r ** poeeible. Seminole County Zoning CommlMton ■y jUbart_ f Brown Sentinel* cCounty Zoning Director Publl.h March tt. it. 1M4CDS-** XOTK’ ll OF it 'IT ATK OF FLORIDA TO iRTH A J. HAROtS. w h « * ildanra la Rauta I. La Fott». Tannaaaaat t ault having bean fllad atnat ynu In the Circuit urt In and for s.mlnol* unty, Florida. In Chincrry. • ijlvorra. Ib» abbreviated I* af which le Walter W. rail. glalntltf. v. Martha J. rgla, defendant, thla notlr. to ronulra you to flit with » Clarii of aald court your Ittan defanaae. If * jr . •« » rlaln tlffa complaint filed ft+14 e iu ii, m<1 to perv# ft py * f tha l i n e on plainfa altarneya not later lh*o i (th day of April. A H. l/araln fall not or n dacra# » c o a ftiio will ba anlarad atnat you. WITNBgg my hand and the it af aald Court at Senrd. Florida, thla ith day of ireh. A. O- IMI. B Arthur H. Bachwllh. Jr., n r Sandra B. Johneon Deputy Clark JTCIIISOH AND LKFFLISR at Office Drawer H Iwarda Uulldlng nford. Florida lornaya for tlalntlff iblleh Mar. l*. IT, **. *t. t»** >B-tl 57, c /o Sanford Herald. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE- Call e v e n i n g a 322-1587. 4. Transportation 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. WANTED: 40 riders, Me Inquire 817 Catalina Drive. round trip, to Cape Ken­ 11. Real Estnta Wanted nedy. CtU 322-9348. EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. "Lady bird, lady bird, where hava y o u jp n o ? Lady bln FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 Park Ave. 322-2264, lady bird, where hava you flown? To tha WHITE S. 322-2285. HOUSE, of .coureel** __________________________ ___ _____________ NO 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For SaJ MONEY DOWN. Take existing mortgage on 2 bed FOUND! Seminole Realty SOUTHW ARD Ball-Blair Agency St. Johns Realty Sewing Machine Operators Needed Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Seminole Realty DeBary Manor Nursing Home Retirement Center Legal Notice ko v I v ii e t H t w ia a iu v \«ll«-* mt Fahlla Haartaa N u t le t I- h a rtb y g lv .n , th a t S t Johns Realty after eonatdarathm. tha Itml- THE TIME TESTED FIRM nala County Zoning Commie*Ion will hold old a public hairing 111 N. Park Ava. FA 1-8123 to da tormina the faadhlllly af recommending to th* Maard of Caiunty Commlealonara that tha following doaciibad properly preeently toned R- l AA Realdentlal and R -l Duplex b* aoned R -l Multlpl* Famlli Reeldantlali Lata II aa* tl Dtllmer A Walaa Mantr. Fur FHA - VA HOMES I, 8, ft 4 BEDROOMS i, m , ft a b a t h s DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 9100 (her deeerlbed aa PW af OladLow Monthly Payments win Ave. and NW o f Walla For Complete Information Ava. gee Or Call Your Fublla hearing will ba held In tha Semtnale County Court llouee. County Cammlellonera Room, ganford. Florida, Wadnet-ley April I, t i l t f t Till SALES BROKER I1. M. or aa aoon thereafter aa poeeible pemino:* County Zoning Commleelon Dy Robert S. Drown 322-2420 Hemlnole County Zoning 2563 Park Dr. Dlroelcr GREENBRtAR ruhlleh Merrh tt. II. 11*1. FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty CD8-T1 aKHIMil.lt ('HIATT aoxixi* \otlr* mt r t » M M i« * m v Feeletlr ll.a rln g Choice Iota available In Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbriar developed by KING8WOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, the garninol* County Zoning C'*mmlMIon will hold a public hearing In determine the feaalMllty of recommending to the llohrd of County c-mmleilor.ere that the following deacrlbe-l pro pcrly prtvently a»ned It -1 Iteeldenllal be aoned C-l Com­ mercial: The N ten fl of th* y: l»a ft of tha W yto fl of Reiidentlal ft Commercial in the HWti of Iht NK*. of 8eccoma property for sale or lluii II-XIH-IOK lying H of 8 trade. Near Shopping Can ||. <]*. Further deerrlbed at ter. Ph. 322 3535. eoulh of ■. R. t i l and eaal of I’ralil* Lake Drlva-ln Theater. Publlo keerlag will ba hald APRIL FOOL! In th* Saminol* County Caurt llouee. County Commltalonara No, This la for real. 2 furn Room. Sanford, Florida, Wadiihed apt*, and 1 two-bed nredey. April *. l i lt at Till room Home, furnished and I*. M. or aa euoa theraaftrr close In. Total income $140 aa poeeible. aemlnole County Zoning month. Approx. $3,500 Down, Cammlaelon $4,500 Balance on mort­ Dy Robert a Brown gaminal* County Zoning gage at $40 monthly. tetrertnr JOHNNY WALKER. Broker publleh Match It. It, tilt. 223-6457 for Appofelment CDS-lt HOMER FROM 912,600 Live Cheaper Than Rent Country Club Heights Rt. 17-12 Turn on Rt. 427 at Five PoInU, Hml. to SR 15 $100 DOWN 00 N. 17-91 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Cant DeRarg. Florida heat. PaymenU $50 per month. Usa th Payton Realty 668-4426 17. Mala Help Wanted PERMANENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY 8105 WEEKLY SALARY DEBARY: 2 BR., terraxxo FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hlawat ft LIBERAL BONUS floors, elee. heat, alr-cond., Be associated with a com­ built-in GE kitchen. 117.000 pany that offera maximum W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, opportunity for a perman­ 661-4791. Property MnnaRcmenl ent and profitable career. 'C a n you qualify? & Sales Broker TRADE THAT TRAILER 1. High school education or FOR A NEW HOME IN equivalent CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 2. Neat appearance Offer* for your a*lection A LIMITED NUMBER OF I, Car In good condition — TRAILERS BEING TAKEN theta Baautiful 2, 8 , f t 4 free to travel llonday to ON TltADE ON 3 ft 4 BED Bedroom Friday ROOM HOMES 4. Ago 21-18 Call Mr- Leatherbury at If you are qualified, you will 322-2744 receive training at full pay. Between 1 and 5 Dally See Company Representative Mr. David Jackson, Wed­ 3& 4 nesday. April 1st, 10 a. m. BEDROOM HOUSES to 2 p. O). Florida State Em­ IMMEDIATE ployment Office, 200 So. OCCUPANCY French Ave., Sanford, Fla. Air-Conditioning Optional Tbe City of Sanford Civil Ser­ Ai Low ai $150 Down vice Board is accepting ap­ CRYSTAL LAKE PARK To mak* tha beet hoax plications for the position LAKE MARY •f Fireman. Qualifications: buy, see the West on 25th St. and 81 to 30 yrs. of age; minLeft on Lake Mary Blvd. mum hgt 5*7"; minimum 2 Milei Wgt. 123 lbs; High School 322-2744 grad, or equivalent educa­ and tion;; resident of Seminole LAKE WAYMAN County for at least six HEIGHTS months Immediately prior to LONGWOOD date of application. Exam, South on 17-92 — 6 ml. for qualified applicants will (2 block* Northweit of be held at 2:00 p. m. April Long wood Plate) 40, 1964 in the City HalL Office FA 2 -t lli LMN Enterprises, Suhmlt applications to Civil Night FA K M Service Examiner not later 123-0709 Ph. assail ISM Park Dr. Baaieri, | than April I, 1964. V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned Home? Priced From $6,71 Down Payment! As Low As $1(X Monthly Paymen From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Real! Inc. 33. Furniture 34. Artlelca For (tala DAY WORK. 322-2782. Sell Ua Your Furnlturt HAIRY INDIGO Quick Service With the Regular, per 100 lbs .. $33.00 Cash. SUPER TRADING 300 lb. lots ................ $21.00 POST. FA 2-0677. Tho Ideal cover crop and f o r ' Will car* for elderly person pasture sowing. In my home, by day or Used furniture, appliances ONION PLANTS week. 322-1695. tools, etc. Bought • Sold Crystal Wax ft White Span­ Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford SLIPCOVERS mad* to Order. ish. per M .. $2.50, 500 .. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. $1.50, 5M lots ,. $2.00, FOB here. Work wanted. Dayi. 322-7033 For th* biggest selection of nearly new and used furn! A. M. PREVATT, 749-2115, 20. B a b y s it t e r ! SEVILLE. FLA. ture, see Noll’ s Furniture Brokerage In Casselberry BABYSITTING In my bom* on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 0. MAR. SPEC. Ladies' tennis 322-2274. shoes, Reg. $2.19, Now $1J0, WANTED reliable couple to Army-Navy Surplus. 21. B ea u ty Salons take up monthly payments of $12.50 on 2 complete GUNS. New ft Used. Large PERMANENT SPECIALI selection. Will trade, also Our Budget Wave Now $6.93 room* of furniture. Call repair. Tacklo aold ft re­ Ac* Beauty Salon, TR 8-1111, Casselberry, eol paired. Used boats and mo- i Mayfair RoUl loot tors. Osteen Bridge FUfe1 Phone 122-8323 FREE ESTIMATE Camp ft Gun Shop. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Upholstering ft Mattress ren Open 7 a.m. by appt. Alio ovating. New ft Used Furnl Classical-Folk Guitar, with eveningi. 3 Senior stylists ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. case, new condition. Phone 103 S. Oak. 322.3742. Co., at 709 Celery Ave 322-53JO. FA 2-2117. Special By Popular Demand Hobart Portable Welder, 300 Our Budget Wave Spec. $0.95 34. A r tic le s F o r S ale Amp. Heavy duty motor. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Ph. 322-7719 or 322-0516. "Brothers" Knitting Machine 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 complete with carrying ease, SLANT-O-MATIC SINGER attachments and lnstruc 25. Plumbln? Servlc tlon manual. Uke new $25. In cabinet. Fully automatte, makes hundreds of designs, PLUMBING 322-7473. does buttonholes, b l i n d Contracting Repair* Shallow well pump, cost *150, FREE ESTIMATES stitches. With guarantee. will sell for $83. used l R. L. HARVEY Like now sewing condition. yr., good cond. Reynolds 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Assume payments o f $7 per Trombono, used 2 mo., cost mo. Buy locally and be ser­ 27. Special Service* $200. sell for price. Fli. viced. Sanford Sewing Cen­ 322 6114. ter, 104 S. Park Ave. Phone Plano Tuning and Repair 322 0411. W. L. Harmon — FA 3-4223 READY MIX CONCRETE Yard work wanted. 322-2572. room, 2 bath. 113 K. Cole 2 BR., 1 BATH GOLFER'S PARADISE man Clr. For info, call One o f Loch Arbor's finest Screened porch, including kl 323 0667 chon equip. Down paymei homes In a secluded spot surrounded by natural beau­ $350. Monthly Payment $58 50. ty and facing directly on 402 Colonial Way, Highland Part time Carpenter Repairs. KINGSWOOD BUILDER!, the Golf Course. A homo Park, a Wonderful buy in a Small Jobs. Expert ft Ouar designed for gracious living, INC. 2 Bedroom masonry home, anteed workmanship. Ph charming throughout and 322-8074 excellent condition, Florida 322-7800. having a dining room, Flor­ Boom, citrui, well, nicely 900 CATALLVA DRIVE . ida Room, 2 baths, fire­ landscaped. One of San- PAINTING. Interior-Exterior, place, central heat and air- Two bedroom home wit ford'a best neighborhoods. and all types Home Repairs Urge room i, oak floor*, kl conditioning and a perfect­ All Work Guaranteed Price, only $10,650, a* low chcn equipped. Situated o ly huge 2-Car garage. Ex­ A. J. ADCOCK as $350 Down with FHA fi­ 2 Urge terraced loU wit cellent long-term financing General Contractor nancing. Exclusive fruit and ihade tree*. Pri< with aa little as $1,000 down. 322-0358 ed at $12,000, with Tensi Exclusive with Need a Painter? 322-3090. Exclusive with WILL BUY DIRECT from Owner a tract of high land with adequate Lake front­ 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. age. Please stale location, bath, 317 S. Park Ave. slxc, price ft terms. Address UNFURN. 3 BR. kit. elec, P. O. Box 1012, Winter Park. equip. $50 mo. 2482 Orange ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Ave. Ph. 322 6630 after 6 12. Real Estate For Sale 1901 Park Avenue Realtor p. m. FA 2-5233 anytime 2 BR, house, Fla. room, kit. INVESTMENT A REALTY equipped, Venetian blinds, 116 N. PARK AVE. 822-0173 Raymond Lundquiit, Ai m . Furnished home on lake. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank B!d| 16. F em a le H elp W an ted awnlngi fenced yd. Small South aide of Lake Jeaiup. HOUSEWIVES down payment, $62 mo. 151 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT Phone 365-3104. LOCH ARBOR LIVING Country Club Clrcia. In Loch Arbor— 98 ft. front This modern CB home wit Tel. work, your home, up to $30 weekly comm, part lime. on West Crystal Drive—Over 2 BR Unfurn. houic. Cryital Nice 5 BR home, offeri In­ spacious living room sep: Permanent. Write Interna­ 200 ft. deep—Exceptionally Lake Ave. A 4th St. Ph. rated from tho largo dlnln tional Magaxlne Service, P. come, invest. $6,920. 322-5689. high ground with trees. 322-40G6 or 322-6271. area by a divider wall glvt O. Box 6137, OrUndo, Fla. you dining privacy. The 1 BR furn. Duplex. Util, lncl, bedrooms and 2 bath* ar REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE (60. mo. 322-6858. THE TIME t e s t e d f i r m conveniently arranged t 3rd ft Park Ave. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Nice, roomy furn. 2 Bdrm Phone 322-5841 add to your happy bom apt. Tiled Bath, 1700 Mag life. $450 Down, $90 mont Steady employment in a mo­ TOCKET FARM LOCH ARBOR oolta. 322-3951 or 2296. Including taxes and lnsu dern alr-conditloncd factory. 3 Bedroom*, 2 bath*, ipac- You'll love this clean, pret­ ance. C 11-4 U BUYI Ca Apply In person to Allx of ty, furnished farmhouse sit­ Clean room* (or men. 401 iousnan galore throughout 322-4991, Stemper Agenc. Sanford, Illway 17-92. Do ting in the middle of 5 rich Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. entire Home. A Real Bar­ not phone. 1919 So. French Ave. cultivated acre* o f land gain at $14,000 with term* Efficiency apt. Furnlihed, all near a great fishing lake. a t t e n t i o n REALTOR: arranged! new. Very coxy. Single or Give us a ring—It'a only a Beautiful S BR., 2 bath Uk SWIMMING POOL couple. 860 mo. 322-5604. 10 minute drive. Price front home. Large lot. Prl It's Trust A Ranch style $11,500. Some Terms. Phone LAKE MARY, Furn. Duplex home featuring 3 Bedrooms, ed to sell. Ph. 322 6721. Stemper Agency 1919 S. Apt. $65. Adult*, no pet*. 2 Baths, separate dining French Ave. 322-4991. LAKE MARY, New 2 Bl Call 322-3930. room, plua large Florida nice kitchen, eent. heat, tl 1) If you are above average Room ft double carport, I BR. Home. Study, m LAKE MARY, 2 Bit. Unfurn. bath, act-ln grove. New lo and capability fenced swimming pool. For Baths, Urge Family Ilm. in house, k it equlpt. $75. price. Owner. 322 6859. 2) if you enjoy working dir­ only $700 Down. Located In good neighborhood; includ­ AvaU. April 2. Ph. 322-0114. ectly with patients Loch Arbor. ing iteve, refrig., room air- BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 Ba S) if you arc public rela­ Unfurn. 8 BR. house. 1418 conditioner, washing m a­ Home in Ravenna Park, tions minded Orange Ave. Ph. 322-0274 chine ft rug*. Really ter­ real buyl Owner 323-0648. rific buy I Monthly payModern CB, 3 BR, 1H Baths, 3 Bit., lt t bath borne. A U you have these qualities 1901 S. Park 322-5232 m inu (13.50. Kit. equlpt. Interior newly lume payment*. 222-3433. and good references, De­ Nitea: 122 8971-3031 or 2248 KLNGSWOOI) BUILDERS, p a i n t e d . flOO. 668-4023 nary Manor li willing to Inc. Please do not call Friday Close-in— 2 BR frame home pay accordingly. $300 DOWN FA 18074 nllcs or Saturday*. with extra large lot—300 ft. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath homo frontage on Magnolia Ave LONGWOOD AREA large lot 250 ft. deep, w —eould be m ide Into I lots FHA—84 Yr. Mortgagee separate dining, aewlg pal —level ground with lots of ed inilde and o u t NO CLOSING COSTS a ttM ixoi.K r o r x m r tree*—810,000. Small Down Payments $14,600 6. F o r R e n t 19. 8itu a tlon n W a n te d - Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, 35. Articlaa W a n te d sand, cement, rock, pipe, WANTED! Cltrua fruit. Large steel, grease traps, dry or small amounts. Bonded wells. Stepping store*. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Le* Man*, MIRACLE CONCRETE CO field. FA 2-4244 309 El in Ave. 322-3731 USED TRUMPET, In good cond. Reasonable. 122-5114. ROUND ROniHN MACHINE WANTED TO BUY (Rental Machine) FRANKLIN HALF-DOLLARS Reduced 23% P Pay ,?| Each Call Singer Representative 194819491’ DSPay JO Each WX 6800 Tractor mowing ft Grading. 1953-P Pay .78 Each Call FA 2-7621. SELLING OUT! Mahogany 1955P Pay $1.25 E tch Sec’y. Misc. furn., kitchen 1956P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, P Pay ,eo Each ware, lace bedspreads, an Call 523-0607 — BUI Shephard Large, Small. Call Bob tlque settee, Iron stone 323 0742. china. Campbell. 349-3721. 36. AatomobHaa - T r u c k ! NEED A PICTURE? For Sale—Used home air-conCall Bill Vincent at 55 Ghevrolet Sta. Wag. Ia dilloncr; $73. 3131 Prince­ The Sanford Herald good ahape. $450. Pbooe ton Ave. T. D. Portraits, Commercial, 322-7119. Parties ft Gatherings, With purchase of Blue Lus­ Small or Large. BUYINO A raw m tre, rent Electric Carpet FAST 8ERVICE USED GAIT Shampoocr for only $1 per Day 222-2611 - Night 322-0922 finance rt v t n ua day. Carroll’s Furniture. ♦ Low Intern* Rates WELi-S DRILLED, PUMPS, SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC ♦ Low Monthly PayaeaU SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Rcposscscd. Would like re­ FLORIDA STATE BANK All Types and 8 iiei sponsible party to take up We Repair and Servlc* payments of $9 per month 57 Plymouth $111. $214232. b T I N R on 81anl-0-Matlc Automatic Machinery and Supply Co. Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. I860 Rambler, 4 deer Creea 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Country Sta. W a to * $650. Guaranteed, Like New tew­ $224491, 612 Oak. ing condition. Call Collect For FAST TAXI SERVICE : i 241-95S7 evenings o r 422call Homer Little at Grey­ 3 7 . B o a ts • M o to rs 0932, Servlc* Discount. hound Bus Station. 222-1421 or 322 0993. REPOSSESSED S I N G E R , Gateway To Tha Waterway Select-O-Malic, Like Now, Kobeon Sportin* G oods Bcrryhill Painting Contractor. Does Decorative Sewing, Your F.VINRUDE Dealer Commercial • Industrial • Makes Buttonholes, Sews on $0444 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-SM1 Residential. Free estimate. Buttons, Monograms, Em­ W* Appreciate Your Buslbroiders, Etc. All Without 39. Trailer* ■ Cabana* ness. 322 2217. Attachments, Guaranteed, 29. Automobile Banrlea Cost Over $300 New, Now 1858 Cameo house trailer, | Bit. Must sell this week. .. Only $39.02, or Pay $7.49 Must see te appreciate. Ph. * Monthly. Ph. FA 2 8827. 122442$. SANFORD CARPETS, Sonknrlk Ola** and Paint UNOLEUM ft TILE CO. It Pays Company Quality Installations 210 Magnolia Ph. PA S-4123 127 W. lit 81., Ssnford To 1)Be 322 1241 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Fra* Estimates SINGER AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Free Inspection, estimate*, Loral automobile dealers of­ pickup, delivery. Recorlng fer their best buys in Herald ft repair* discounted. Signified display ads. 2UH E. Ird. 822-1441 The HERALD W tnt Ada. • Auto Gists, Top* ft Seat Cevtri AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 204 W. 2nd St. FA 64032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 31 A. Beta Utter English Setter pup* for sale. Ph. 322 9223. 12. Flowers • Bhruba ANNUALS — ROSES WOODRUFFS FARM ft GARDEN CENTER 601 Celery Ave — 322-3976 BLOOMING Roses on Cherokee stock. All other kinds o f Nursery ahrubbery and trees. Grey Shadows Nursery & Ml. 8. on Sanford Avg. See OUR DISPLAY OF 64 ★ PONTIACS ★ BUICKS ★ RAMBLERS A t The Sanford AUTO SHOW APRIL 2 • S A 4 FT. MELLON PARK ft LAKEFRONT Shop the Herald Ads where oca! merchants offer thtlr best buys. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING TAST RESULTS < 100 D O W N $43 MONTH I • Bedroom Home CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Comer Le* Rd. and 17-92 Phong 644-0021 0PO N TIAC \ « �Navy To Show Kennedy Film For C Of C Southern Bell In New Quarters Here It wai moving time for the Sanford office of Southern Bell Telephone Company and local official! settled Into their spanking new quarters at Commcrical Street and Talmetto Avenue after a week end's work. An old decrepit building at the corner has been complete­ ly renovated by the owner, William L. Kirk, and at a cost of $32,000. The project took two months and phone crews were on hand Saturday morning plac­ ing desks, chairs and the like. The “ front” office is spac­ iously equipped with desks, bookstands and chairs. All phones are connected by un­ derfloor cables. The front tint­ ed windows are wall-to-wall. And on the Commercial Street side the window is acrecned by an Intricate pat­ tern of brick. All rooms are soundproof. The walls are painted an offWhite. A comfortable lounge Ls lo­ cated Just off the main of­ fice and Is equipped with overstuffed chairs and a sofa. Another portion of the build­ ing has a refrigerator for the convenience of the employes. The building is completely air-conditioned. The location ls the ultimate in convenience for patrons and employes. It is located across the street from the post office and adjacent to a municipal parking lot. An early-Amcrican theme Is roadily apparent on the ex­ terior of the building. Farm Brief Build shelter* for livestock •ml poultry to prepare for possible nuclear attack. A number o f farm facilities can bo adapted to serve as shutt­ ers. For example, trench silos can be roofed and covered with dirt. Rodriguez Retrial Points Up Split Among Cuban Reds HAVANA, (U PI) — The retrial of convicted Commun­ ist Informer Marcos Rodri­ gues Alonso recessed Monday night without ruling on the By Frances Wester esse, with a sentence expect­ The public is invited to at ed today. tend the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce meeting Thurs­ day at 8 p. m. to see two Navy films with Lt. Larry Monroe from SNAS as the narrator. "An Answer," the story of Kennedy’s last visit to Flor­ By Mrs. Adam Muller ida, Is the title of one film The DeBary Glee Club met and it has been un-cut. This last Wednesday evening at iscludes pictures taken at the Community Center with Cape Kennedy and out at sea Mrs. H. Whitaker directing. TO the air craft carrier, En­ Mrs. Whitaker expressed terprise. her appreciation to I.aura The other film, “ Vigilantes Platt Brown and Miss Ade­ it Sea,” is the story of the laide Conte who took over Vigilantes and their opera- her duties with the group tons off the carrier out at while she was ill. Wa. A program of Easter music Important plans for the was presented. eoming year will be brought Refreshments were served »p during the business sess- from a buffet table centered hti including Information a- with an arrangement of Talis­ )4ut the purchase, of the man roses flanked by a ccn Chamber building and pro- tcrpiccc of decorated eggs. >$rty. All members should be Mrs. James Sims and Mrs. Igesent for this and all rest- F. Howe presided at the tea («nta of the community are table and Mrs. Charles Crca aaited to attend. sey and her committee assist On April lo the Chamber is cd the hostesses. ponsorlng a Political Rally nj Lake Mary. A chicken dinFailure “ Fiasco” r will be served in the Referring to a ridiculous amber building, starting at failure as a “ fiasco” comes l|p. m., for the public. from the Venetian glnssmakers. If, in blowing, the Story-telling Is a highly de- slightest flaw was detected, iSloped skill in Moslem coun- the belle was turned into a common flask called a fiasco. Glee Club Meeting Held In DeBary MOVING TIME for office personnel o f the local Southern Bell Telephone Company was the order of the day Saturday as the company moved Into its new quarters on Commercial Street and Palmetto Avenue. At left Bob Shedden, local office manager, adjusts one of the clocks inside the build­ ing. At right Shedden sees to it that he hud one o f the office phones rendy for his use. (Herald Photo) Arts And Crafts Club To Meet In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Muller The April meeting of the Dellary Arts and Crafts Club will be held at 10 a. m. Tbursday at the Mansion House with Chester Kldridge, presi­ dent, in charge. Dr. Gerald Grain, chair­ man of the nominating commiyoe, will present his report at this time. A Critique will be conducted by Arthur Ben­ nett of Del.and following the business session. The Spring Exhibition of the DeBary Club will be a nonJuried show opening on Sun­ day, April 26 and continuing through the month of May. A reception will be held from 2 until 4:30 p. m. at the Man­ sion House on the opening day. Albert Mercer, exhibition chairman, has requested that members each submit two paintings, ceramic pieces or other crafts by Wednesday, April 22. All work should be original or. If copy, must be so indicated. Paintings must be framed and properly wir­ ed, ready for hanging. Infor­ mation, to be glued or tack­ ed to the back of the frame, should include name of artist, title of work, media and price if it ls for sale. If not to be sold it should be labeled with NFS (not for sale). The last meeting of the De­ Bary Club will be held Thurs­ day, May 7. Officers for the coming year will be elected and installed at this time and an informal social hour will be held and refreshments served following the elections. The closing prosecution statement called for reaffir­ mation o f the death penalty imposed on Rodriguez two weeks ago. The defense said he should be imprisoned rath­ er than shot because he is “ not mentally normal.” Rodriguez, the first Com­ munist found guility of any major offense since Fidel Castro came to power in 1950, waa summarily convicted and sentenced at bis first trial for betraying four anti-govern­ ment gunmen to the police in 19r>7. He had been under ar­ rest for nearly three years. Castro himself ordered Rod­ riguez retried, upparentty be­ cause he charged in his con­ fession that Mrs. Joaquin Ordoqui, Cuba's lending woman Communist, knew of bis guilt in 1958 but kept it aecret. Castro himself, in a 4-1/'J- bour speech from the witness stand Friday night, said he believes Rodriguez is guilty. (In Mexico City, Cuban refugee leader Angel Gon­ zalez said the Rodriguez re­ trial is the outward evidenra of a “ fight to the finish” be­ tween Castro and old-lina Communist* who he said want to dump the premier now that he has delivered Cubs into their hands.) i Cubs To Have Mardi Gras By Maryann Miles Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230 will sponsor a Mardi Gras at 8 p. m. Friday in the audi­ torium of the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School. A skit will be presented and games and booths will be act up for entertainment. Those attending are asked to dress for Mardi Gras. 4 MOVING? CALL ■ J ■ ■ CHAHLIE LEWIS is pictured with his now sprint: stock of VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. VESPA is the motor scooter with a starting price of $269.00 and with a LIFETIME GUARANTEED TRANSMISSION. Lewis sells, trades, demonstrates and services. Location: one mile west of 17-92 on Country Club Rd„ 20th St. Phone 322-7928. (Adv.) M O V I N G AN D S T O R A G E CO., INC. FA 504 Celey Ave. 2-9511 Sanford, Fla. \ IT S (0TTA GO - PRICES SLASHED AGAIN! /// SAVE MORE ON EVERYTHING — STOREWIDE! ) i REMODELING and EXPAN SIO N U K ' FURNITURE ALUMINUM D E L U 9 FOLDING REG. 9.95 CHAISE LOINGE . BEDROOM SUITE . TABLE, 6 [HAIRS TABLE, 4 11AIRS KEG. 239.93 SECTIONALS . . SOFA BEDS . . COCKTAIL TABLES DOOR MIRRORS . LUGGAGE KEG. 69.95 FROM STEP OR FEW ItEG. 8.93 KA. CRIB REG.10.93 Mattresses HI CH AIRS / CRIBS CLOCKl RADIO $1995 REG. $29.95 ROCKERS CEDAR Wardrobe rEDAR CHEST WALNUT REG. 22.93 LAMPS 16.95 30% off Inncraprlng or Box Spring Keg. 29.95 MATTRESS SOLID OAK REG.12.93 4PC. CHERRY 4 SOFA & CHAIR PC. 7 PIECE DANISH WALNUT 2 PC. SECTIONAL BAR STOOLS QUILTED KG.49.98 37.95 119.95 27.95 REG. 39.95 REG. 169.95 COLONIAL MAPLE CHAIR AND KEG. 169.95 VINYL COVERED ROCKER AND SOFA BED BOX SPRING . . 139.95 84.95 FOAM KUIUIEK M. ItUISIIKK MATTRESS AND It EG.lt 9.95 149.95 REG.249.95 A LL ' i f e 199.95 59.95 HASSOCKS 2.95 2.95 A Y WEDNESDAY CONVENIENCE * / FirJuY* ~r ■ ^- * •9f|fl ■ ) 139.95 FULL SIZE BED PADS V i_- -. . CHAIRS , . SOFA BED 21 INCH 44.95 REG. 139.95 DANISH WALNUT KEG.79.95 DINETTES REG.59.95 169.95 REG. 219.95 B.R. SUITE 14.95 REG. 269.93 19.95 B.R. SUITE 8.95 2 DOOR METAL KITCHEN Cabinets 27.95 TABLE 19.95 27.95 RUGS BOOKCASE 7.95 Cookware 27.95 Estra Heavy Foam Back 9 x 12 Keg. 39.95 Krg. 9.95 Krg. 31.95 KEG. 34.95 ROCKERS 7.95 II Pc. Aluminum 49.95 SWIVEL FROM PHILCO ■m i 19.95 KEG. 79.93 RECLINERS MAPLE DINING 58c PORCH \T REG. 29.93 Sofa Pillows Natural Flni.h t . V .1 PIECE SET '/a off LUXURIOUS MAHOGANY DININ First Street TRADITIONAL BLINDS I PC. OIL WALNl’ J I PIECE SOFAS BAMBOO 116 West • .l ^ 11 f � 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>, March 31, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/216fe494bacf3c1754543cbdf37234f3.pdf 27a46d4c4d7c615010af0809aa865463 PDF Text Text Page 4-A— May 21, 1964 Tax Take On Court Of Awards Held By Girl Scout Troop Seminole Youths Learn Trade That Pays Smokes, Drinks Hits New High Vfrt WrriO By Julian Stenitrom Should you live In Ihc Sou­ thern part of Seminole County and take your lawn mower to a repair ihop this summer, don't be surprised — or even shocked—if you see a Junior high school youngster “ sweat­ ing" over a broken down ma­ chine on the work bench. The chances are the youth is experienced and knows his business. Not too long ago a South Seminole Junior High Industrial arte teacher, Phil­ lip D. Fletcher, told his stu­ dents to scout around and if they could find some old, dis­ carded power mowers he’d teach them how to repair them. “ Those boys brought in mowers," said Fletcher, “ that I was sure could never be re­ paired. But to my surprise, they went to work on them and before even 1 realized it they hsd some of them run­ ning again. . . and smoothly too." ' That started something, Fletcher continued. The boys began bringing them in, one after another. "U sually," Fletcher said, “ two boya would work on a mower. When they got It into first class condition they'd take It out and sell It. We provided very little in the way of tools, and that was all. The boys got their hands on some discard­ ed engines and stripped them for parts." Fletcher wiis probubly the most surprised of all. “ Some boys have built an electronic capacitor checker which en­ ables the youngsters to test ignition systems on the mow­ ers." The one problem Fletcher stressed, is that “ we need mower parts." Hut that pro­ blem opened a door to some­ thing we did not anticipate. “ When I went looking for parts, naturally I went to the mower shops. When I told them what we were doing the owners of these shops asked If they could hire some of the boys to work for them during the peak of the mower repair season. So, they’re now ar­ ranging to employ quite a few youngsters when school is over." About the future? "There'll be a full course next year," says Fletcher. And don't worry If one of these talented young men works on your mower. So far, says Fletcher, the boys have repaired every mower they’ve brought In—and there have been about 60 of them. Daniel To Head Scout Patrol At Fair J i B Jane Casselberry Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr., of Casselberry Boy Scout Troop 34t has been chosen to go as tour leader with a group o f to handpicked scouts and explorers from the central Florida area to the New York World's Fair. They will represent the Central Florida Council as a Service Patrol a t the Boy Scout Pavilion, giv­ ing demonstrations of icoullng •kills, escorting dignitaries, working In the Information booth, and performing other duties. The troop's Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Dan Casselberry Is one o f the scouts participat­ ing In the patrol. Olliers who met with Daniel and Scout Executive John C. Dlhlcr in Orlando to make plans were Stephen Allen, Maitland; Phil Elmore, Indian Jllver City; llobert Willson, Orlando; Barry Wright, Or­ lando; Robert Smith, Lees­ burg; George Garmany, Or­ lando; BUI Martinson, Orlan­ d o; Corky Parker, Kissimmee and Jon May, Orlando. The group will leave by bus on Sunday, June 7, for a week at the fair. When they arc not on duty they will l*e stay­ ing at Fort Totten In Queens, Daniel has designed and carv­ ed each one a Seminole In­ dian neckerchief slide to dis­ tinguish them as Florida scouts. SSJH Schedules Orientation For New Students HKI'AIHING WORN out lawn mower* to “ old Httiff" to those "experi­ enced" South Seminole Junior High School JricliiHtrial arts students. I’hillip t>. Fletcher (left), Instructor, is explaining how to test, the en­ gine's Ignition system with n capacitor checker the hoys huilt themselves. With Fletcher (from left) are Ililmer Kiser, Nikki Stiggins and Doylo Lewis. (Herald Photo) DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club reported 13 tables In play for this week’s Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Firemen's Recreation Hall. Play was directed by Mrs. Ruth Rlatt. Winners were, NS, finit, Mrs. J. D. Cur dell and Mrs. Ida 11. Wilson; second, Mrs. Blatt and Mrs. A. G. Besom; third, Mrs. R. S. Nirhulls and 11. Guy Chase; fourth, Harry M. Brown and William G. Lutz; KW. first, Mrs. Charles Hassell and Oscar Barnett; accond, .Miss Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Ann Dnglla; third, Mrs. Non Edwards and Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebache, fourth, Mrs. Myron Accardi and Charles Duglia. Next week's game has been advanced to Monday due to elections on Tuesday. Pro­ ceeds from this gamo will benefit the DeBary Volun­ teer Fire Department, DIANA MARIK Fnrclla is this year's "Poppy Girl" o f tho American "Poppy Days," when tho little red flower will ho sold hy auxiliary members to finance welfare activities. Also shown is Mrs. John Pierro, auxiliary poppy chairman. (Herald Photo) oh Enterprise PTC Festival Set By Helm Snodgrass A “ Gay Oil’s Festival" will lie sponsored by Uie Enter­ prise Parent-Teacher Council on tlm school grounds Satur­ day between the houn of 2 and 5 p. m. Many of the local residents are planning to wear costumes of the day and anyone plann­ ing to attend Is invited to come In gay 90'a dress. There will lie a fish pond, dart games, horse rides, cot­ ton randy, ice cream cones, hot dogs an<l soft drinks and a sales table of plant! and fancy work, Tim event Is planned to pro­ Salt L an essential nutrient vide an afternoon of enter­ to all living rreatures, delud­ tainment not only for Urn ing freshwater fish. children hut for adults as well. R E A L , YORK NOW , . • BUDGET PRICED • MAY 18 ADMISSIONS Betty Via, Dan Fielder, Joyce Crow, Carolyn W. Adams, Itioky Howard, Mury Gene­ vieve Moloney, Carol I*. H off­ man, Ann Moure and Lula Belle Hidhorry, all of Han­ ford; John C. Martin of Cas­ selberry and Dorothy Mutuizek, North Orlando. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. .. SAVEI (u n tili wn Sheet Metal Specialties, Inc. HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING PH. 322-6241 " J O il ■ weak, Camp, a Baby Boy, Maitland, and to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoffman, a Baby Boy, San­ ford. DISCHARGES Ann L. Snyder, Carolyn W al­ lers, Willie Jenkins, Murrua Bowes, I.olti Benton and Ernest Curry, all o f Hanford; Kathleen Gibbons, Orlando; Irene Hcllmnnn, DeBary; Bose Lee Barker, Casselber­ ry; and Muttte Perdue, Chuluota. What makes Cat-built tractors best for land clearing? They are designed to do alt Hie rough and tough land clearing |o b i...lik e rooting, stumping, ditching and dean* ing up, Caterpillar-built machines ore made to run longer hours at a steadier pace ) LUCITE WALL PAINT 1 J O • . A O M I N ■ R V Try durabla DOCOO Enamal for woodwork. L kitchan walla. Colors mitrh “ LUCITE" WaN Paint Orfoa to rich aarnfgloaa finish Wat waahaa wfth of apoofl*. Ofllyjs.05 par Qt O P IJ . The w onderful a rra y of beautiful new " L U C IT E " Wall Paint colors • • • lus­ cious pastels . , . lovely modern neutral hues to bring out the full beauty of your rooms. 1 AND FOR AN ENCORE! L . R O Z IE ;;] M SEE! 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W a ite r?A wf Available to you without a our pro. doctor's prescription, < duct caller! Odrincx. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet nnd easily swal­ lowed. Get rid o f exress fut and live longer. Odrincx costa $3.00 and is sold on tLL guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason. Just return the pnrkage to your druggist and get yrur full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold with this guarantee by: McReynolds Drug Store — Sanford— Mall Order* Filled. At the way "L U C IT E " Wan Paint doesn't drip or run like ordinary paints. This Beautiful 3-Bedroom Homo J im FAT OVERW EIGHT MARVEL! Completely Finished Outside — Inside finishing extra. IS_ UfollOS Jim Wgl^w * -------- >4-- Lyon. Alt o f these girls with the addition o f Tena Globus earned their Magic Carpet Badge. The troop wae organized in November and other bad­ ges the girls have earned aa a group are Troop Camper and Hospitality. The scouts and their lead­ ers recently attended a week­ end Camporee held at Camp Deer Lake in the Ocala Na­ tional Forest. The troop won the scavenger hunt and led the campers In singing at the campfire ceremony. Other ac­ tivities included workshops, a wide game, and a Scout’s Own. The group managed to have a good time in spite of the rainy weather they ex­ perienced. Acting Patrol lead­ er* at the Camporee were Linda McGinnis, Whispering Pines Patrol, and Susan Car­ rick, Clover Patrol. THRILL! Hospital Notes No Mono/ Down ■ 100% Financing ■ Custom-Built on Your Lot ■“ SANFORD GRAND PRIZE for tills year’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta will be a portable television set displayed in tho photo by Chief Claude I.nyo and Fireman Carl Lommlcr. Plans for the event, as they are completed, will ho announced. (eve thousands by doing part af tha Ini Ida finishing yourself. Wa offar 44 Inside options olthor Installed or just supplied. This unique tonstrwctlon method allows you to sot your own monthly payments. Over 100,000 satisfied customers. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 A IR CONDITIONING Lutz, Rhonda Watters, McGinnis, Cynthia, JuNorn Hartnett, Pam Mary Frances Quarles, Carrlck and Susan By Mrs. Adam Muller The May meeting o f the Business ami Professional Di­ vision of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce was held at De­ Bary Manor with Eugene Davis presiding. A report on activities of the West Volusia Road Commit­ tee was given hy Sam Faron and the secretary was In­ st: urted l« write n letter of appreciation and Invitation to visit DrUary to County Com­ missioner Hartia Saxon. Some 1R members o f the di­ vision were In attendance. Tim National Automobile Club suggests drivers allow more time for passing in high altitudes of mountain driving because of a slowdown in mo­ tor reactions. w Celia Linda back, Lyon, Susan DeBary Business Group Meets DIFFERENT FROM MODELS and FLOOR PLANS TwaeoM Aiinie ford Lyon, 3604 Datura Court. Co-trader of the troop Is Mrs. Gerald McGinnis. Girls receiving their Sign o f the Arrow Badge were JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS o f Troop 472, Ensthrook, held n Court o f Awards Monday. Shown with their leader, Mrs. Bradford Lyon, are, from left, Rhonda Watters, Linda McGinnis, Cynthia Juback, Nora Hartnett, I’ am Lyon, Mury Frances Quarles, Susan Garrick, Tena Globus and Susan Lyon. (Herald Photo) C lh o o s e ONLY NAME BRAND BUILDING MATERIALS USED THROUGHOUT 8$0)i W . n t h BT. Tax collections from the sslc of cigarettes and alco hollc beverages exceed $102 million, surpassing all re­ cords In Florida's history snd with still two months to go in fiscal year 1963-64. According to the stale bev erage, director, Richard B. Keating, collections for April alone reached $10,500,898.39, for an increase of 12.52 per per cent over the same period jast year. This brings collec­ tions from July, 1963, to April, 1964, to $102,072,929.99, The director said his agents also destroyed 19 moonshine stills during April, poured out 18,317 gallons of fermenting mash and 1,075 gallons of moonshine ready for market. Twenty automobiles were seized, 59 arrests made for moonshine activity and 179 arrests for other beverage law violations, Keating conducted 112 ad­ ministrative hearings during the month on licenses charg­ ed with various beverage law violations. The beverage agent's report shows 605 gallons of mash were found in Seminole Coun­ ty during April. Tho auditors' report from the beverage department show rigarclte sales brought the largest tax contribution with $4,912,487.36; followed by lieer with $2,458,816.12; liquor, $2,295,467 52; and urine. $807,209.13. (liber miscellaneous collections made up the bal­ ance of (he $10.5 million taken In during the month. DeBary Bridge Club Plays 13 Tables Legion Auxiliary. Mayor A. L. Wilson (loft) has proclaimed May 22-23 By Jane Casselberry Sixth grade students from So u t h Seminole, English Estates, Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake and Longwood Hie mrolary schools who will be entering the seventh grade of South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry this fall, and their parents, are invited to attrnd an orienta tion program at 7:30 p, m. Thursday, May 2d, In the catetorium. This is the first time such a program has been held at the Junior High School, Those attending will be briefed on regulations, fees, and the school layout aa well as re cciving tho opportunity to moot the seventh grailo teach era, Mrs. Louise Gllpcn, guid snee counselor, advises. Refreshments will lie served following the briefings. By Jane Casselberry Junior Girl Scout Troop 472 of Eastbrook held a Court of Awards Monday at the home of their leader, Mrs. Brad­ C a ls rp llla r , Cat s a t T raia asa lar ara BaalataraS T f M i a a i M a f C a l a r a l lla r T .a s t a r C . HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. 223 W. 3rd ST. 322-5581 #} / MaBKEi f • �(£ lu > > Zip Code 32771 f e r a lf t * WEATHER: Fair through Saturday with isolated showers; high today 86-92; low tonight in upper 6 0 s . ____________ VOL. 56 United Press Leased \v7e Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO, 196 VTTo^ Sign over the nurses’ desk on the second floor at Semi* note Menu-rial Hospital: When you are getting kicked from the rear it means you are “ out in front.” — Bishop Fulton J. Shenn. • • • We’ve hnd several phone raile asking why the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy was not Hated among the awards to be made at Seminole High's all sports banquet. We thecked and found that the Cordell award will be pre­ sented on Class Day which is set for 1:110 p.m. June 5 in Fleming Gymnasium. We also learned that the Class o f ’SO (graduated 25 years ngo) will participate along with members o f the fnculty and SHS students. Canal Center Line Ordered Set A bsentee V o te H eavy Indications are that Semi­ nole County voters will sur­ prise the politirol experts in Tuesday'* second or run-eff primary. The experts havr been predicting a light and apathetic vote . . . hut Regis­ trar Camilla llruce today re­ ported a total of 355 absen­ tee ballots have been cast. Local political observers have felt there is little in- Too, local elector* seemed terest In the Tuesday electlon, primarily because o f the to have lost interest in the colorless three comity-wide Democratic governor's cam­ campaigns and three district paign, brtween Mayor Haycampaigns for justice o f the don Hums o f Jacksonville and peace and constable. Mayor Hubert King High cf Miami. Hut Mrs. Hiurc'a report of the heavy absentee vote— compared to the 309 in the first primary on May 5— In­ dicates Seminole voters are interested and again mayturn out In what may be it record number on Tuesday. The tame polling (23) places ns in the May 5 pri­ mary will be open 7 n.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday for the second primary, with one exception, Mrs. Hruce said. Republicans will go to the polls to choose a state man With all the county offices and agencies Seminole now has, and with several of the offices now installing lines o ff the Winter Park Tele­ phone exchange to provide toll free service for South Seminole residents, we won­ der if anyone has thought of a county switchboard? It could turn out to be mure economical. • • • Far be it freni us to start any controversy, but we can't help commenting that the Rotary Club's group singing is a mite better than the ren­ ditions of the Kiwanis Club. • • * John Krlder and his St. Johns-Indian River Canal Dis­ trict group were in Del.und today briefing the I>»-I.and Chamber of Commerce'* Cape Kennedy access road commit­ tee on the highway which will parallel the canal. The fourlane ribbon o f roadway will start in the vicinity o f the Orange City-Del.aml inter­ change on Interstate 4 and end at U. S. Highway 1. e e a Highway 40, e «,'a 0f g nn. ford, has a rendezvous point fo r workers at the Cupe Ken­ nedy project. Kmployes living in the Sanford area drive to a selected point o ff the high­ way, park their enrs and then join others in a car-pool ride to the Cape, He interesting to know what giant traffic jam would be created in the al­ ready busy Cape area should all the drivers continue on to work in individual cars. • e • Howling enthuaists are tak­ ing a breather right now prior to starting tipsummer activities. And the round of banquets attest to this. Most leagues have finished a long, highly successful s o u s n n. Quito a sport, both fur play­ ers and spectators. We've been tohl bowling attracts far more participants and spec­ tators than any other sport. • • • That truck driver who rode hia big tractor-trailer rig off Highway 40 and into a fourfoot deep channel of water is probably the luckiest guy alive today. Hud that rig Jackknifed— F’OW, ho would have had 72.000 pounds of suml In the back of his lup. Congratulated by a newsman, the driver said: "Y etsir, I’ m sure lucky to be alive.” • • • Photographers get identifi­ cation of persons In the pic­ ture from notes scratched by willing volunteers in odd ways. A Herald photographer was out the other night cov­ ering a shindig at Lake Mon­ roe Inn and asked a gal to help with the names. She wrote ’em on the back o f n c h e c k . Unfortunately, t h e check wasn’t endorsed. . . , s e e TOP HISTORY STUDENTS nt Sanford Junior High School were honored Thtmtday during school assembly and wore presented with awards from three organizations. The boys are, from left, Brent Armstrong, winner o f the Woodmen of the World award; Lurry Itodd, the DAR award; and Doug Stanley, the UDC award. Making the presentations were Mrs. Belle Rumbley, eighth grade history instructor, for the DAR and UDC; and A. C. Madden of the Woodmen o f the World. (Herald Photo) Mother Denies Capt. Ware To Leave Two Children SNAS Post On June 29 Were Strangled CROSSV1LLE, Term. (UPD —A young mother testified Thursday that she lied when »hc told officer* her two child­ ren were strangled by SamKarl (Big John) Ammons, re­ cently placed on the FBI's 10-most-wanted list. At limes sobbing uncontrol­ lably, Mrs. Alma Faye Heed Matthews, 21-year-old wife of of an Alabama plasterer, re­ versed her charges that Am­ mons had strangled her son and daughter. She said they died of natural causes and were placed in an 8 foot -deep septic tank near here by Am­ mons at her request. Mrs, Matthews, who is ex­ pecting a child In October, tes­ tified at a preliminary hear­ ing at which she, Ammons, and Ammons' shapely, 23old-brunettc wife were hound over to the Cumberland Coun­ ty grand Jury In connection with the deaths of John An­ thony Reed, 2, and Hose Marie Heed, t. General Sessions Judge Haul E. Watson ordered Ammons and Mrs. Matthews held with­ out bond on first degree mur­ der chargs. Ammons’ wife was charged as an accessory. U. S. Prepares For Hotter War Captain Robert M. Warc, USN will be relieved a* com ­ manding officer of (he Sanford Naval Air Station, by Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, USN, June 25. Capt. Ware, who hai been JUUVA. Mae West Sues LOS ANGELES (U PD — Mae West filed suit Thursday to stop actress Marie Lind from using the name “ Dia­ mond Lil." Either, Or ATI-ANTIC CITY, N. J. (U PD —Hilly Graham said to­ day llu> United Stales should either throw “ all we've got” into the Viet Nam war or withdraw completely. Marlene A Wow MOSCOW ( UPI) — Marlene Dlctiich wowed the audience at the Moscow theater Thurs­ day night with a sexy rendi­ tion of old love songs in her first appearance in Russia. For The Byrds WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sen. Harry F. Byrd, the Sen­ ate's leading exponent of economy, recommended to­ WASHINGTON (U P !) - day that Sil.S billion he chop­ Top U. S. officials worked to ped from President Johnson'* day to shape plans for stepp­ fiscal 19G5 budget. ed-up military pressure on Communist fo ces in South­ MIAMI (U PD—Cuban refu­ east Asia if diplomatic maneu­ vers fail to ease the Laos gees said today seven Castrocrisis within the next few ite militiamen and a pro-Cas­ tro longshoreman were killed days. this month in Orientc Pro­ Movements o f units of the Photo coverage o f Semi­ nole County news events by powerful U. S. 7th Fleet Into vince, traditional cradle of The Herald is hitting an all­ waters closer to the turbulent Cuban revolutions. lime high. Thuraday'a edition region and dispatch of Amer­ carried no less than 38 pic­ ican troops to Thailand, Just SYDNEY, Australia (U PI) ture* of county activities. This across the Meklng River from it more than most of the Laos, were said to be the next —Harry Miller, the promoter logical step* If the Red offen­ who brought singer Judy Gar­ stale's larger dailies. land U> Australia for three • • • sive in Laos continues. President Johnson was ex­ controversial a p p e a r a n c Seminole County supporters o f Hsydon Burns came up with pected to review the recom­ c i, said t o d a y he was the whole an election day idea that has mendation* of U. S. planners “ through with thing." by the weekend and come to caught *>n and will lie utilixed statewide next Tuesday. some specific decision. U. S. Jet reconnaissance Voters who have decided to go with Bums are being ask flight* over Communist p o r ­ By United Press International A Negro was elected mod­ ed to “ Burn your lights for tion* in Laos, which began Burns” while driving their Thursday, were described as erator of the United Presby­ car* Tuesday. “ This.” says the lira! stage In additional terian Church Thursday at Bob Billhimer of Sanford, help to be given neutralist the group's General Assemb­ “ will remind voter* not only Premier Souvanna Phouma's ly at Oklahoma City. H» Is government if the Rev. Elder G. Hawkins of to vote but also to vote for the embattled the Bronx, New York. Jacksonville mayor. I necessary , f Killings Reported Breaks With Judy Church Elects commanding officer pf Uw Sanfo’ d air base since Nov­ ember 1961, will l»o retiring from the Navy after more than 30 ycarj of service. Capt. Swanson It currently at the U. S. Naval War Col­ lege in Newport, It. L Ho will be the 11th commanding offic­ er o f the station since the base was built during Workl War II. A changc-of-command cere­ mony will be held at 2 p, in. June Zf» at the station. A re­ ception will follow the event. Capt. Ware. lw>rn March 8, 1915. in Hagerman, N. M., was graduated from the Naval Academy in 1937. His first tour of duly was aboard tlie USS Lexington. He was later designated a naval aviator in lull alter completing flight training at Pensacola and served aboard the USS Wasp until she was sunk in 1912. Following the sinking of the Wasp, he went to the Naval Air Station, Daytona Beach, as an instructor and then to the USS Hornet as a squadron commanding officer. Immediately after tlic war Capt. Ware served as a flag secretary and two years Inter went aboard the USS Min­ doro. He was assigned to the Na­ val War College in 19to for three years and was then or­ dered to the USS Coral Sea. Capt, Ware served a tour of duty in llie office of the Chief of Naval Operations In Washington. D. C., from 1953 to 1955, and from there he went to he Hu* avialtion train­ ing officer of the Fleet Train­ ing Group Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. After Cuba he became the commanding officer o f the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Sauflcy Field. Fla. Prior to coming to Sanford, he served as commanding officer of the USS Suribachi and the USS Bennington. Capt. Ware, who is married to the former Miss Myrtle Picht of Seattle, Wash., has been awarded the following decorations: Hie Navy Croxa with Star, the Silver Star, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air 5ledal, and the Purple Heart. Voters In precinct 12, the Forest City area, will have a now fuiling place. The building In which the polling place was loeat I on May 5 has V-eto sold. County Commissioner* met this morning and selected a site 100 feel west of Hie former polling place. It Is lo­ cated between the Forest City Kuvlaiirant and the Forest City Bait Shop on SB 436. and woman fur the GOP na­ tional committee a ni l to choose between nn unpledged slate and a slate o f delegate* to the GOP national conven­ tion pledged to Sen. Harry Gnldwnter for the Republican presidential nomination. Democrat* likewise w i l l choose a state man and wom­ an for their national cim mlltee, plu* voting on a vista o f delegate* to the Democra­ tic national c o n v e n t i o n pledged to President Lyndon H. Johnson, Seminole C o u n t y Demo­ crat* also will vote between Burns and High for their pnrtie*' bid for governor. The winner will be opposed by Charles It. Holley, St. Peter*hurg Republican, In the Nuv. 3 general election. County Democrat* also will choose Tuesday between Mar­ jorie Shepard and Troy Hay for county tax collector, be­ tween Incumbent J. C. Hutchi­ son Hnd Edward Yarlmrough fo r county commissioner from District 1, and between incumbent John Fitzpatrick and Harry F. Cushing for county commissioner from District 5. Diet i id Democrats will choose between Inrumbent Linton I,. Cox and Al Davit for justice o f the peSre In District tl, between incum­ bent It. K. Carroll ami Charlie Thomas for constable in Dis­ trict 4, and between Incum­ bent Grady Hall and Charles Fugan for rcnstablc In Dis­ trict 6. Names of all other Demo­ cratic nominees will not ap­ pear on Tuesday'* ballot but will on the Nov. 3 general bal­ lot. Opposing in the Novem­ ber general election will be inrumlient Speisard Holland, Democrat, and Claude R. Kirk Jr., Rrputdlran, for U. S. sen­ ator; inrumbent S. J. Davis Jr., Drmuciat, and Hubert Hoover, Republican, for state representative; incu m b r n t Mary Earle Walker, Demo­ crat, and Guy Allen, Republi­ can, for tax assessor; W, Lawrence Hwufford, Demo­ crat, and E. Pope Bassett, Re­ publican, for county commis­ sioner from District 3; incum­ bent Jim Rlrkenmeyrr Jr., Democrat, and Walter It. lluberg, Republican, fur school board member from District 3, and Cox or Davis, Demo­ crat, and Charles K. Kern, Republican, for justice of the peace from District 6. Waterway Cost Estimated At $11 Million By Harry Johnson Authorization to ostabllsh the center line for the St. Johns-Indian River Canal was given today by the canal dis­ trict* directors meeting in DeLand. The district officially in­ structed its engineer, Norman Bryan, a resident engineer with the Jacksonville firm of Reynolds, Smith and Hills, to proceed at once. The project involve* align­ ing 23 miles of waterway from ldike Monroe east to the In­ dian River, linking Sanford with Titusville. John Krlder, chairman of the district's board of direct­ ors, said that the cost of pro­ ject is now being estimated at $11 million. The . anal would contain two lock*, each 56 feet by 250 feet. One of the lock* would be located north of I-ake Harney and the other J\t«A west of proposed Inter­ state 95. Participating in the district'* meeting were Senator Rand­ olph Hodges of Tallahassee, chairman of the Stale ConservaUon Commission, and the chairman of live Florida Canal Authority, W. A. McCree. Lator today the district's director* met with the Dcl-and Chamber of Commerce to brief that body on the canal district's plans for a fourlane highway north of the canal and a two-lane service road U> the south. Krlder reiterated the pur­ pose of the canal 'mold be to develop the commercial, re­ creational and residential pot­ ential of the oast Control Florid* area. CG Captures Gulf Shrimper ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) —A Coast Guard cutter In­ tercepted a shrimp tmut today and took Into custody Its lone crewman on suspicion of murdering the beat's miss­ ing captain. The Coast Guard said It hud no ill-lulls of the capture about 200 miles aoulbwest of here In the Gulf of Mexico. A spokesman said earlier the Negro crewman, Henry Wea­ ver, was armed with a rifle and was believed to be wounded ami delirious. The cutter took the shrimp boat In tow for Tampa, An FBI agent was aboard the cutter Point Swift when it Intercepted the shrimp boat Golden Net out of Tampa. The agent carried a warrant charging the occupant of the shrimp boat with murder. Weaver radioed the Tnmpa ow ned of the 72-foot Gold­ en Net Thursday that ” 1 have a hole in my head and my arm is cut," "H e was reported to be rather incoherent when he radioed for help,” the Coast Guard said. Two shrimp boats — the Captain Bill and Arlrtie R. — heard the call and kept the Florida-bound Golden N e t under surveillance until a Coast Guard cutter could in­ tercept the ship. Court-Cuddling Curdles Judge ALRtiqifERQUK, N. M. fU PD —Municipal court judge Harry D. Robin* put the damper on aome courtroom cuddling Thursday. Robin* caught W i l l i a m Mosaman, 22. of Albuquerque, killing a girl Just a few feet from where he was lifting on the bench. “ Quit making love in the TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — in the courtroom," Robin* TALLAHASSEE (U PD - The slat* road board will said. “ Thii isn’t what thla Gov. Farris Bryant flew to meet here May 28 to hold a court Is for." btossmin later was fined New York for a look at the public hearing on tha tenta­ operation of the state'* exhibit tive construction budget for 910 by Robins on a charge o f 1941-46. operating u until* vahleJ#. at the World'* Fair. Bryant To Fair SRB To Meet AW AY IT HOES — This heavily loaded truck left Highway -16 Thursday morning right at Mims Bridge and near the Volusia County line, slither­ ed down n shnrp embankment and came to rest in the ditch. The driver, William Richard Chenevcrt, 31, of Winter Garden, scampered out o f the cub, unhurt but badly shaken. The Midstatc Hauling Co. truck was loaded with 72,000 pounds of sand. One of the five guard posts ripped tmt was tossed more than 100 feet. Highway Patrolman Dun Oaks in­ vestigated. (Herald Photo) B u rn s C h a rg e s N A A C P T h re a te n e d N e g ro e s ST. PKYEKSHUItG (UPI) —Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon Burns charged today the NAACP hoi treatened “ many re­ spected and educated Negro citizen*" If they support hi* candidacy for governor. Hum*, stumping bard in prrpaiution for Tuesday's Democratic runoff primary, *Uo again labeled opponent Hubert King High of Miami a* "the NAACP candidate" in the runoff. Burn* told the breakfast meeting supporters that lit* "N AACP has created an at- Longwood OK On Sunday Beer Sales Asked By Donna Kstc* Sal Del.ucian, owner of Lmgwood Plaza, appeared be­ fore a special *0*1 Ion of (he Ixmgwood City Council Thurs­ day evening to urge that Uie city wr-mlt Sunday aalea of beer. Del.ucian stated that buslneas in the .-hopping center, *nd it other groceries in the community, In diminishing due to the fact that customer* ean go to neighboring communi­ ties to purchase beer on Sun­ day. Council Chairman R. C. Carlson reaffirmed the city's position and stated that al­ though the city desires to co­ operate with local business people, resident* of the city had voted against the Issue last December. In other business, Mr*. Bob­ bie Joe Hunt requested the key to the old city hall build­ ing in order that broken wlndowa may be repaired. She reminded council that the building will revert luck to her ownership since K la no longer being used as a city hall. Carlson assured Mrs. Hunt that the city will vacate the premise* at the earliest poss­ ible moment. Taken under advisement wa* a petition to pave Oak Street from Wild m e n to Overstreet; Overstreet Ave­ nue from Oak to Grant and Grant Street from Overstreet to Wiki mere. mospherc of dreud and fear in the Negro community." He said that many Negro cltixrni "have come to u* and said *wc are afraid—wc can­ not make an endorsement be­ cause of fear of what will happen to ua or our fami­ lies.’ " He charged that vole for High—who lias announced his full support of the civil rights Dill—would be a “ betray*!" of Florida Srns. Sprssnrd Holland and George Smathen who are fighting the bill in Congress. The Jacksonville Mayor at­ tacked the right! bill saying the public accommodations section i* "the least objection­ able section of the hill—ob­ jectionable as the section Is.” After the coffee, Burnt headed inliiml for a coffee at Avon Park and a luncheon at Wauchiila. HIGH REPEATS HIS CHALLENGE GAINESVILLE (U PI) — Robert King High challenged gubernatorial opponent Huydon Burn* today to "tell ut where you were really born” and then headed for strong Burns' territory in the Flor­ ida panhandle to drum fur more vole*. The two mrn clash In Tues­ day's democratic runoff for the right to meet GOP can­ didate Charles Holley of St. Petersburg In tha November general election. High said today that he realized his Jacksonville op- Bite Fatal To Snake Collector MIAMI (UPI) — Snake col­ lector Shuhcrt I/*> died Thursday night from (ho •trike of a deadly cobra af­ ter a two-day battle by doc­ tors to save him. So staggering was the ven­ om of Hie reptile that Lee, 28, never regained consciousness and wa* completely paralyzed. Police »*id l/re may have committed luicidc by thrust­ ing hi* hand into a sack con­ taining the cobra. No one saw Lee bitten. Ilia fiance, Flor­ ence Guittkcrez, 32, said she found I-re Wednesday night groaning on (lie floor of his cottage. She said I-ee had been d e­ spondent over money. ponent's birth place was a small issue, but added “ thn Importance of tha matter is moral Integrity."’ Die red-headed Miami may­ or said Jacksonville Mayor Burns’ campaign literntur* claimed he was born in Louis, vitlr, Ky„ But High added ha hnd information thnt Bui ns was horn near Chicago. After the breakfast speech in a restaurant packed with about 300 supporters, High look o ff for Tallahassee, Pan­ ama City, Peiisnrnln, Crestview and Milton for later ap­ pearances. Adlai's Peace Plan Studied UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Diplomat* here disrus*cd possible ways today of pulling Into effect U. S. Am­ bassador Adlai E. Stevenson'* suggestions for a UN peace­ keeping role in Southeast Asia. Washington'* willingness to hive the United Nations par­ ticipate In affairs o f Hie strife-ridden area encompass­ ing Lao*, Viet Nam and Cam­ bodia wo* regarded here as the most significant develop­ ment in Stevenson’s policy review before the Security Counril Thursday, The council was in re ces* until Monday morning. !U de­ bate on Cambodia's charge of aggression by South Viet Nain and the United State* has mushroomed into a full-scale discussion of thn whole South­ east Asian situation. Stevenson avoided direct accusations against Russia In his speech, hut In blunt talk to the Kremlin’* Communist colleagues he said: “ Tlie United State* cannot stand by while Southeast Asia is overrun hy armed aggres­ sors. As long as the people of that area are determined to preserve their own independ­ ence and ask for our help In preserving it, wc will extend It." York Ailing NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) —Old soldier Sgt. Alvin York today returned to familiar battle ground* at the Veter­ ans Administration Hospital here suffering from a kidney ailment. No More Silk Wallpaper In General’s Bath WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ail Irked House Appropria­ tions Committee today out­ lawed ellk wallpaper fur gen­ eral*’ bathrooms, put the brake* on expansion of o ffi­ cers’ club*, and said If the Navy want* new tiowling al­ ley* it cannot look to tha tax­ payer* to build them. Tha committee, burning at a recent Army outlay o f |94, 600 to remodel * major gen­ eral'* suite, chopped new mili­ tary construction requests and ■tarnly lectured the services on overdesign, waste and excessiva cost in soma o f their building*. Approving an economy-style f 1.6 billion construction fund fo r tha new fiscal year, tha committal in a formal report cited as a horrible example of what ought not to be don* exactly what it said was dona wrhan tha Army Mobility Command M t up a headquart* n at Warren, Mich. Live Entertainment FIU. & SAT. NITES 9 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. Beginning May 29th Enjoy A Relaxing Evening In The Air Conditioned Comfort Of The Unique Caribe . . . o1 VA LD EZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD �4 Rev. Grace MYF Groups Have Elections Grover Sewell 'You Are Important' A fine orchastrs was re­ hearsing for a conetrt to ba hold In tha near futura and, needless to »ay, tha event waa very Important. The largo ar­ ray o f maater musicians gave tha conductor great confi­ dence and a feeling of well­ being aa they prepared for tha itaeon of mueic. One man, tha piccolo play­ er. waa not ao happy. Ha look­ ed around to aee the great number o f men and tha fine and largo Inatrumanta. He knew that the violin aectlon would have an important part to play. The braaa aectlon would ba racognlaad for their contribution, but what about tha piccolo? Tha player of thla amalleat of inatrumente waa diacouraged aa he conoldered the minor part that fell hiB lot. He even decid'd that it waa not important that ha play, ao ha caaead to make any effort but merely aat holding the piccolo aa if ha were playing with no muatc being made at all. Thera waa at laaat one man who waa immediately aware o f tha fact that aomethlng waa wrong in thla vaat con­ gregation o f muiic makera. Ho ralaad hla hand silencing tha play era and the note of Irritation waa vary evident aa ha aakad, "Where la tha pic­ c o lo ? " Evary Job that la in tha will o f God ii Important, and even though thia may not be recogniaed alwaya by the Church Accepts Sponsorship Of Scouts By Jana Caaaelberry The Incoming and outgoing mtmbara of tha Board of Stewarda of the Caiielberry Community Methodist Church •nJoyad a covered dish supper with their families Tuesday Bight In Weaver Hall. Following the (upper the new members aat In on the bualneaa meeting. The board voted to take over the iponaorahlp of Boy Scout Troop S41 o f Caaaelberry which haa been meeting at the church for aome time. Tho troop now baa approximately 45 mem­ b er! and W. T. Daniel Jr. la tho acoutmaater. A aum of 1100 waa earmarked In the budget for Inturance for the troop bua and other expcnica. Brotherhood Meet The Brotherhood o f the Prairie Lake B ip llit Church will hold a covered dish (up­ per at 0:50 p.m. Monday at the church to be followed by • program at 7:30 p.m. All men of the church are Invited to participate. world it ia true. Tha Paalmlit knaw that It waa true and •xpraaiad thla thought to a degree when ha laid, "1 had rather ba a doorkeeper In the houie of my God than dwell In the tents of wickedness." The important thing ii that every Chrlitlan realties that he ia important and that when he falls to do hla part that the great symphony o f God’s plan haa a weak spot In it. Certainly ona of the reasons that our world haa such a lack o f harmony o f human ratationa ii that mankind sim­ ply refuses Ui follow the Con­ ductor and raallta that hla role is important. The great task o f evangel* ism is ona that Christiana have said Is the heart o f the Churrh, and yet almost 2,nno years have passed since Jesus Christ walked tha earth in the fleah and tha world haa not been won for Him. Billy Graham haa said that if tho world ia won for Christ that Individual Christiana will have to come to the realisation that they mutt win people themselves. Many o f us are a part o f n local Church of a thousands members or more. If we have a net gain of a hundred memhori in a year we feel rather good, but ac­ tually what a tragic thing it la that ten membera are required to win ona perion In a period of a year! It would be ao easy to dadlcata oureelvai to the talk a* individ­ uate and win several people each year. Do you see what would happen) If our city haa ten thousand Christiana and each Christian won two peo­ ple In a year we would have to begin looking for new ter­ ritory brcause all would be won. When wa think o f tha num­ ber o f people who attend worship regularly It la also thought provoking. Why la it that people have taken vnwa of loyalty yet find it unneces­ sary to live up to them? Perhape it la because they feel like the piccolo player. The answer that wa often receive la that wa should give people a place of leadership 10 they will not fael unimportant. How true thla la aa far aa it ia poaatble, but all Important places era not maraly which glittar with praatlga. Actually there are not anough plaeaa for all to ba leaders. Soma must ha Chiefs and some Indiana, yet there la no unimportant place In the work of God’s Kingdom. It would be a great day in­ deed if we would all dadlcata oureelvaa afresh to do the very heat that wa can in the place that wa find ouraelvas. If all Christians would do ao, tha world would ba filled with harmony and peace and blast o f guns would ba heard no mere. Churchwomen To Hold Fund Raising Event The Methodist Youth Fel­ lowship o f G rice Methodist Church held tha annual elec­ tion of officers last Sunday evening. The group enjoyed the alnging of several songs preceding the election. Fol­ lowing the aongfeit, Frank Murray, out-going president of the Senior High MYF, spoke of the duties and obligations of each office-holder. The Senior High MYF memh m elected were: President. Joel Fehd; Vice - President. Frank Murray; Secretary, Sherry Hite; Treasurer, Laraine Klay These officers will serve for one year. Those elected in the Junior High MYF were: President, Lynn Fehd; Vice President, Mary Lou Klay; Secretary, Karen Williams; Treasurer, Blair Kitner. The Junior High officers serve for six months. During the business meeting, the Junior High group voted to contribute tlo (earned at last year’s bazaar) to the Sanctuary Air • Conditioning Fund. Following the elections, a social waa held. Refreshments were served by the counsel­ ors, Mr, and Mrs. Gary Bennlnk and Mrs. F. J. Murray. The minister, Rev. John H. Hires Jr., led the group sing­ ing a hymn and the meeting closed with the MYF Benedic­ tion. Nazarenes To Install Officers Installation of officers and Icachcra o f the Lake Mary Church of the Naiarene will be conducted Sunday at the 11 a.m, worship hour. Captains of the "FIJI a Pew Month" campaign report that Bill and JoAnn Lnudermllk filled Uiclr pew during the first week and that Bill and Juanita Price had their pew filled to capacity last week. Caplaint a rt urged to con­ tinue the campaign this week and on Sunday, May II, tha church will strive to have at least 08 In attendance. A work day haa been called for Saturday, beginning at S a.m., to paint tha new Sun­ day School annex which U nearing completion. Ladies Sponsor Rummage Sale By Donna Estes The Ladles Auxiliary of tho First rentecoaUl Church of Long wood D sponsoring a rummage sale today and Sat­ urday at the Super Valu Mar­ ket on SR 4SB beginning at 7:30 a. m. each day. Good used clothing, diahei, kitchen utensils and white ele­ phants will be available. Chairmen of the event ere Mrs. Jetie Brown and Mra. Obera Young. NEWLY ELECTED officers of Be«r LaK« Methodist Church ere, from left, L. W. Hodges Sr., treasurer; Glen H. Whipple, chairman; Byron N. Brown, vice chairman and Brian Benjamin, secretary. (Herald Photo) Bykota Class Has Project For Church AN OHCIIID wits presented to Mrs. Dale Flem­ ming, first new member to join the Church of Nativity Catholic Women’s Club, right, by Mrs. Gene Shannon, club president, at the Annual Membership Tea held in the church socinl hall. Membership Tea Held By Catholic Women By Donna Eaten Twenty-nine women joined tha Church of the Nativity Catholic Women’s Club at the Annual Membership Tea held at the Social Hall of the church Sunday at ft p. m. Services Set In Memory Of Rev. Austin Morning worship services this weak at Christ Methodist Church will m irk Ministry Sunday and Austin Memorial Sunday, The lata Rev. J. W. Austin served tha chureh (formerly Ebeneior Methodist) for a total of IT years between 1806 and 1153. Eaeh year on the Sunday nearest bis birth date, May 25, the congregation pays tribute at memorial ser­ vices In hla honor. Rev. Ray Gregory, pastor, has chosen as his sermon to­ pic "Ood Calli, We Answer." Installation Set The West Lake Brsntley Civic Assoclstlnn will install new officers at a meeting to be held on the beech property Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Ebenezer Now Named 'Christ Methodist' Last Sunday, May 17„ was a history-making day In the Ufa of tha 74 year old Ebeatie r Methodist Church for upon thla date, after weeks o f study, prayer and a final approving vote of the congre­ gation at conference, the name of the church waa officially changed to "Christ Methodist Church." A full report of steps lead­ ing up to thla name change and its selection, aa released by Rev, Ray Gregory, pastor, states: "Several weeks ago live Olftcial Board voted to bring be­ fore tiie congregation the matter o f changing the name of the church. May 17 was select ad as the day lor a church conference at which all members at least II >*ara o f ago would have a vote. "Three ballots were taken at the conference. The firet ballot waa taken on a resol u turn to change tha name. This passed by a two-thirds major­ ity. The second ballot consist­ ed of 11 names from the sug­ gestion box. Membera had been contributing names for three weexs. The two top names from thla ballot were placed on the third ballot re­ sulting in tha new name which waa aeltclsd by two* thirds of tha voting membera present. "After the evening service e special session of the quart•jdy conference was conduct­ ed by Dr. Joe Tolle, district superintendent. Thia confer­ ence approved the recommen­ dation of the church confer­ ence and made Christ Method­ ist Church the official name. "The old wooden building which ia 74 years old will be named "Ebeneter Chapel and Education Building” since it la used primarily for Sunday School space. "Under tha new name, the lim e membera of the same church leek forward to bring­ ing more people into the re­ demptive fellowship of Christ Methodist Church." Rev. James F. Honnen, pastor of tho church and spir­ itual director of the club, wna guest of honor. Mra. Dnla Fleming, first new member to Join the club, waa presented with an orchid corsage by Mrs. Genu Shan­ non, president, who extended welcome to all tho women. Tea sandwlrhes, canapes, cake, cookies, enffea and ten were aerved by Mra. Thomas Ryarfk refreshment chairman, who wua 'assisted hy Mrs. George Sommer, Mrs. John Rtankiewlra, Mrs. D o n a l d Corklll, Mrs. mil Rogers and Mrs. Clifford Dulea, chairman of the organisation and dovalopment committee. Preceding the tea, Benedic­ tion Services wera conducted in tha church by Father lionnan, VCS Students To Register Pre-registration for Vaca­ tion Church School, June 7-14, at First Methodist Chureh of Sanford will be conducted fol­ lowing the regular Church School hour thia Sunday and Sunday, May 31. Blanks will be available in the palio of McKinley Hall. Registration ia open to chil­ dren four yean old through the sixth grade. Themo for this year's school will be "Jesus." A tte n d services tH is w eek a t uourow n Jfla c e o f w orskib CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH VOTE FOR Harry F. Cushing FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER — DISTRICT 5 Vote for Harry Cushing and know that your confidence in this County Commissioner will bo oeeurod relative (o Devoting full time to the office Honesty In representation Deciding for tha good for thr whole County Vot* Will Bo tives o f Christ Church. She related information of inter­ est acquired at the convention that might assist the Longwood Churchwomen. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting refreshments were served by Mra. Bill Pittman, Mrs. Charles Morrison and Mrs. Ralph Stevens. The next regular meeting ia scheduled for Tuesday, June !». Junior Choir To Present Concert “ ftuotitE Tha Junior Choir of Grace Methodist Church will present a concert thia Sunday at 7:30 Thi ideal ONLY p. m. Under direction of Mrs oils betance c* -M li'l Taylor, the choir has had a busy year, taking part in the •nd Tc* morning worship services on hum! iTfleatloe several occasions and parti­ far sleeping Modal BP204A cipating In special programs eomlorl! throughout the year. Sunday's concert will mark the end of tho second yssr of its organitatlon. Mrs. Robert Bennett Is the accompanist for the group. A reception will be held im­ mediately following the con­ 118 Magnolia 322-1582 cert. 5E0R0IMIII cmuiHEi $11995 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Methodist Men Set Installation The Men’s Club of the First Methodist Church of Ssnford will install officers and ob­ serve ladies night at a meet­ ing to be hei ‘ next Thursday night at the church. New officers of the club are Robert GoeUlnger, president; John Darby, vice president; Blake Sawyer, secretary, and Gerald Mycra, treasurer. Prairie Lake Plan VBS FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS To Avoid Disturbing Busy Homemakers.... ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Ity Jane Casselberry Vacation Bible School is planned at Die Prairie Lake Baptist Church in Fern Park for June 814. Mra. Marie 1'alnter will serve os super­ intendent, Registration day will be held on Saturday, June 6, for egos three through 16 years. 'Die Bible School commence­ ment exercises will be held Sunday evening, June 14. There will be no authorized telephone solicitation* in my name prior to the Second Primary. Pleas* call me hy your vntc at the Polla on May 28. J. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. li t A Hanford Are. 522-1822 322-8432 C. HUTCHISON YOUR SEMINOLE CHUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST. 1 - Pd. Pol. Adv. By J. C. Hutchison ELECT Marjorie Shepard Tax Collector Seminole County Qualified by Experience Tax Collector's Office . Your By Maryann Mile* The Bykota C lan of the Bear Lake Methodist Church reported good response to the tpcclal bulletin carrying the names of aome 70 motheri whose namea were placed by a St contribution from their tons or daughters. The money thus given will be applied on purchaie price of a piano for the new church when it ii completed. Last Monday night was Ladles Night at the church «lth members of the Men’s Club aa hosts. A potluck din­ ner waa enjoyed after which Itev. Stuart McRea spoke for the group. The Florida Annual Confer­ ence will be held June 3-7 in the new Branacomb Auditor­ ium on tho campus of Florida Southern College. Delegate from the Bear Lake Church will be Leo Salmi with Mra. Florence Winfield as the al­ ternate delegate. By Donna Eatee Plans were set for a fund raising card party at the May meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen o f Long wood's Christ Episcopal Church held recently at tha Parish House on Church Street. The eard party la scheduled for next Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the Parish House with Mra. Tom Ilinaon serv­ ing as chairman with assist­ ance hy Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mrs. William Kannesn. Refreshments will ba servad and a door prise and other prizes will be awarded. Other fund raising projects were discussed to taka place at various timts throughout the year. Mra, Peggy Kuhn, presi dent, conducted the meeting and announced that she had appointed Mrs. Dlx Stawart to ba scrapbook chairman and Mra. Raymond Ball aa parlia­ mentarian. Mrs. Eugene Taylor, dele­ gate to the Diocesan Conven­ tion held In Daytona Beach recently, reported that Rev. end Mrs. Charles W. Stawart Jr. and Mr. and Mra. Ray­ mond Ball also had attended the convention as representa­ Jfjr #gttfprH WrraO Pape 2— Fri. May 22, '61 Appreciated Pd. Pol. Adv. IW 12 YEARS AS DEPUTY AND ASS’T TAX CO LLECTO R W IL C O M I WAOON Virginia Petrushl P, n . Bos 1211 Hanford Nora Norris TE 8-1511 H. Brmlnol* TAG AND/OR TAX FA C ILIT IES W ILL BE PROVIDED WHERE NECESSARY Phyllis Kuxenstlne FA 2-azsi Laka Mary Mildred Haney 68M-3U1 Deltona Mary Gettings Bear l.ake 293-63(7 CAPABLE COURTEOUS EFFICIENT PD. POLITICAL ADV. �Kennedy W a s Assassinated 6 M onths A go Today On Friday Tragic Event And Aftermath Are Recounted EDITOR'S NOTE: SI* month* have passed since President Kennedy’* •«***■ Rinatlon in D*il*». They have hern month* filled «ilh Investigation. * mur­ der trial, heart»lchne»*. The end 1* not tn sight. Thi* I* an accounting of the first half-)ear of the event* that followed the world-shaking crime. Uy PRESTOS MCO It AW United l ’ rew* International DALLAS — The nightmare happened »i* month* ago to­ day t'horlcs Ilrchm saw It from 15 feet away. It wu* 12:31 p.m. CST 1:31 p.m. EST last Nov. 22. The sun was hot a* President Ken­ nedy led a triumphant motor­ cade through cheering Dallas crowds. "lie was waving and the first shot hit him and that awful look crossed his face,” Itrrhm said. Kennedy, shot through the shoulder and throat, slump­ ed toward his wife. Gov. John Connally of Texas, riding In the *cal ahend of Kennedy in the White House car. turned and a second shot rung out. Connally collapsed, a h o t through the body. A third shot cracked sharply and ■ bullet strurk the President in the back of his drooping head. Hie President was pro­ nounced dead as of 1 p.mCST in emergency operating room No. 1 of Parklund Me­ morial Hospital. Eighteen minutes later and even before Kennedy’* death was announced, a citizen call­ ed In from a police squad car In the Oak Cliff aoctlon o f Dallas. The cititen reported that tha policeman who drove the ear had been ihot to death. Tha policeman waa J. D. Tippit, m patrolman. Flfty-osvsn minutea after Ytpplt’a death wae reporter), limi Dolteemen eurrounded a j T n g man with thinning b -tr In the Taaaa TheaUr •earhfi. Ik e fe m tl man leaped from Us aeat, shouting. “ This !■ it," and pulled a anub-nos•d revolver. He tried to shoot McDonald, but the pistol mis­ fired and McDonald and the ather policemen subdued the man. He waa Lee Harvey Os­ wald, 24, a Marxist who hnd vainly tried to become a citlxen of Russia and had come home with a Russian wife and m baby daughter. Police Homicide Copt. Will Frit* quickly traced to Os­ wald the carbine that killed the President and the pistol that killed Tipplt, Oswald denied both crimes, but Fritz charged him with two mur­ ders. Police Chief Jesse Curry ordered Oswald transferred from city Jail to county jail, eight blocks away, Nov. 21. At 11:21 a.in. CST, 12:21 EST a* Oswald waa led through the basement of city hall toward a waiting car, Jack Ruby. 53. a nightclub operator, leaped out of the crowd. Aa millions watched on television, Ruby jammed a snub-nosed, .38 revolver into Oswald's side and fired. Oswald'a mouth flew open In agony and he slumped. For­ ty - ei* minutee later, Oswald died. A presidential commission, headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren, it expected to release thi* year an official account o f the assassination written after onr of the most inten­ sive end thorough Investiga­ tions in history. •It la not expected to vary eubstantlolly from what already is public knowledge. End Cuts 'E L PASU, Tex. (UP1) — Two checker players were recovering today from stab vfuumle in an El Paso hos­ pital. Police laid Walter Smiley, 60, and Ilaxter John*on, 53, made their game­ ending move* with knive*. c are over 62,000 mothe U. S. which accom> more than 2 1* mil•rsona daily, say* John o f Daytona Beach, >nt of Quality Courts , Inc. «TI)r tLnitnrii Fri. May 22, '64— Page 3 itrm th DeBary Holds 'Lights On' Ceremony fly Mm. Adam Muller M a n y DeBary resident* turned out Tuesday evening for the "Light* On” cere­ monies when new street light* were turned on for the fir»t time along Highway 17-02 from DeBary Manor to Plan­ tation Rond. Guest of honor for the cer­ emonies, held at DeBary Pla­ za, was Volusia County Com­ missioner Harris Saxon from New Smyrna Bench who gave the signal for the lights to be turned on nfler Invoca­ tion was given by Rev. Agu»tu» C. Summers. James Spaulding, represent­ ing the Business and Profes­ sional Division of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce, we* master of ceremonica. Among other dignitaries In­ troduced were J, F. Rose], Florida Power and Light Company] James Sima, Cham­ ber of Commerce] Cheater ReerlrV. Civic Association] Eugene Davis, BP Division of the Chamber] Judge Al­ bert 1). Williams, Constable Oscar D. Pnplncau; Newell Hawkins, F i r s t National Bank; Mr*. Charles Ulrich, A A HP Chapter and Women’s Clulij Joseph Brenner, Post Office; Commander Peter Koppenaal, American Legion Post 259] Commander Wil­ liam llries, WW I Barrack* 1197; Gu<lnv King, VFW Post 8093 nnd Richard Fawlay, Del.and Federal Savings and Loan, DeBary Blanch. EXEMPLIFICATION of Third Degree was conducted Sunday for mout­ hers of Sanford St. Richard’s Council 5337, Knights of Columbus. In the group were, front from left, Joseph Falgione, Charles Schirard, Lenox Fay, Dr. Frank Leone; second row, Herbert Johnson, John Corso, Jerry Farrella. Robert Mooney; third row, Norman LuBounty, Richard Forbos and Clifford Dullcu. Wilbert Miller, who also received the degree, was not present for the photo. (Herald Photo) Mrs. A. C. Button Rites In East THE SACRAMENT of Confirmation wits nclministoreti Sunday nftemoon by Rt. Rev. James L. Duncan, D.D., Suffragan Bishop of South Florida, center back, to 13 members of Longwood’s Christ Episcopal Church. In the group were, front, from left, Jeffrey, Gary, William nnd Jane Pugh and Sirs. Catherine Gehr; second row, Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mrs. Wil­ liam WIgg, Mrs. Hlunch VnnDuran, Mrs. Richard Walker and Richard Walker; back, William Pugh Sr., Robert Hamilton, and Mrs. William Kennun. Rev. Charles Stewart, vicar of Christ Church is at bnck right. C. H. Inghram 1,035,000 Votes Seen By Adams Dies In Hospital Clifford A. Inghram, 59, died at 9:30 p.m. Hiumday at Seminole Memorial Hospit­ al following a short illness. Born July 19. 1901, in Monmouth, 111., he had lived in Altamonte Spring* for the past year, moving there from Sanford. He was employed by Chase and Company for 17 years in the building material depart­ ment. He waa u member uf Sanford Lodge 02, F & AM, of the Shrine Club and o f the Seminole County Sheriff’s Au­ xiliary. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Marjorie Inghram o f Alta­ monte Springs; son, William V. Inghram of Sanford; four grandchildren; one brother, R. J. Inghram o f lumsing, Mich. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — S e c r e t a r y of State Tom Adarna predicted today 1,035,CMHI voters uill rust ballot* in the May 20 primary election. Adam* said he expected a "considerable decline” In vot­ er turnout because there was only onro rare, the guberna­ torial campaign, which would draw voter interest. The only other statewide routed* in either the l)emoeratir or Republican ramps are for state committeemen and women and delegates to SYNTHETIC RACING STRIP GOSHEN, N. Y. (U P I)-T h e Hall of Fame of tlte Trotter ha* been presented with a miniature model of harness racing’s first synthetic racing strip—Ihc tartan track from the Meadows in Washington, Pa The model was accompan­ ied by an actual chunk of tire track and is reputed to be tha racing surface of the future. the national tions, party conven­ A record 1,266,790 voter* cast lull lots In the May 5 primary. At the time, Adam* predicted 1,250,000 w o u l d vote. Adams said he expect* 956,000 vote* to he cast In the Democratic part of the prim­ ary and another 85,000 In the Repiildican races. Combined, he said, these figure* repre­ sent 46 per cent o f the more than 2.2 million registered voter* in Florida. Funeral services for Mra. Alice C. Bullon, 77, of Tuskawltla Shares, will bo conduct­ ed nl Chitteunngo, N. Y. She died Wednesday evening at her home here, A resident here for the last 12 year*, Mr*. Button was « past matron of the Eastern Star at Chlttenaugo. She was a member o f the OES and First Baptist Church at that city. Surviving are her husband, E. J. Button, o f Sanford; four sons, Gilbert, o f San­ ford; Willis and Clair of Cbillenangn, nnd I.t. Col. E. Jerold Button, of Dayton, Ohio; grandchildren, great­ grandchildren, brothers and sisters. PA IN TS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT M U O N SlimitONLY h 209 W. Find Street Sanford 322-3619 Camel berry Plaza Casselberry 638-7681 ONE COAT ACIYLIC LATIX HOUSE PAINT e e# to • vuu U fl iim c t a m c t • UU NIMIN# oh Ail WIIUU ucirr MAI HM • NlO Mm AMMUftS coa Beach. Glenn McCall made this re­ port at Thursday’s luncheon meeting In the Civic Center. He said the local club re­ ceived first place awards for its ChmlniNt and religious a c t i v i t i e s Involving the Christmas parade, Christmas lighting contest, balloon sales ami shopping tour; also for its publication of the Jaycee Journal. Second place honors were given the club for Its Inter­ club relations and extension which Included 100 per cent visitation, extension of the South Seminole Jaycees, and participation at caucuses, con­ ference* and conventions. Two third place awards were given its agricultural and conservation work for the outstanding young farmer and for community health and safety which included seat helta sales, rabies clinic and polio immunization. Jaycees also were told that Willie Hunt o f the Hunt Lin coln-Mercury firm In Sanford waa given a stale award for hta donation o f ■ Comet sta­ tion wagon the paat two year* for local Jaycee use. Hunt and Scott Burns will be given certificates as hon­ orary Jaycee member! at the club's annual installation cer­ emony slated for tha Civic Center June 13. President Jim Smith re­ ported the second In a series of two oral polio vaccine clinics wilt tie held June 7 nnd he urged a complete as­ sist from each Jaycea. Thursday’s program wa* given by Phillip Skates, who showed a movie on the plan­ ning and actual construction of the Distant Early Warning Line (DEW Line) which is located north of the Arctic Circle and protects the North I between Western Eleetrld America continent from a sur Company officials and Amer­ prise enemy attack. The film ican and Canadian personnel, showed the cooperative work both civilian and military. M O V IN G ? CALL § i i n n / i i i i MOVING AND S T O R A G E CO., INC. FA 2 -9 5 1 1 5 0 4 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fin. To The Voters Of Seminole County MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW To Take Tlie Time To VOTE IN TUESDAY S IMPORTANT ELECTIONS . . . MAKE YOUR OWN CH O ICE . . Your Continued Support of Clair T. Tiller Funeral Held JOHN Funeral service* were to tie conducted this afternoon for Clair T. Tiller, 72. retired carpenter o f Sanford, who Hied Tuesday at hla home In Balm Bay. Burial waa to b* In Melbourne Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mr*. Emma G. Tiller; three chil­ dren, Clair E. Tiller, Cocoa; Benjamin Tiller, Brunswick, Gu., and Mra. Frank Roper, Melbourne; eight grandchil­ dren and a lister, Mra. George Jolly, o f Mt. Dora, FIT ZP A T R IC K FOR CO U N TY COM M ISSIONER WILL BE SINCERELY APPRECIATED Pd. P o l Atbr. When you see this Sanford friends learned to­ day o f the death of Mr*. Mary Stokes Elmer, wife of Cdr. Robert E. P. Elmer, UHN-Ret., on May 18 at her home in Lyme, Conn. P ren cu t FREE Refreshment Set by Anchor - Hocking you’ll be glad you bought a Plymouth! Plymouth's engine and drive train warranty* has 26,000 . miles more to go. Ford and Chevrolet warranties on these parts end here. Just for going Phillips 66! Yen, 6 beautiful Juice glaiwen, 6 10 oz. water tumbler*, and lovely matching water pitcher are available to you— FREE— Get del a IIn at Ihe I’hilllpH 66 at at ion Hated below. START YOUR SET NOW! Buy one get one The Sanford-Seminole Jayceca won two first place awards, one second and two thirda at the annual conven­ tion held last weekend at Co­ Mrs. Elmer Dieg FIRST ACROSS DOVER, Eng. (U PI) — On Sept. 28. ItKH, Now York Capt. Matthew Webb o f Urc.it Britain waa the first person City police arrested a woman to swim the English Channel, on Fifth Avenue fur smoking a cigarette. in 1875. Maty Ctwtoi Sanford JCs Cop Top Awards At Cocoa Annual Convention Thompson's 66 Ser. Jonea Park Ave. 66 1122 Mcllonvilla 217 8. Park French Ave. 66 Ser. HiWay 66 Ser. BOO French Onora ltd. * 17-92 If you keep your new Plymouth for 5 year* or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, you'll be protected all that time by this remarkable warranty. If you trade It earlier, you'll have a car which should be much more attractive on the used car market. Either way you’re far ahead with Plymouth. • H i s n HOW PlTtSOUTM'l STPONO 9/90 WARHANTV WKJTXCT* YOUI Chrysl.f Corporation warrants tor a year* *r •0,000 mist, whichever corns* first, •■•Inti defect* in material* and workmanship and win raplaca or rapalr at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorised Dealer's place of business, the angina block, head and Inlarnal parts. Intake manifold. »al*r pump, tranemieeion cose and Internal parts (excluding manual dutch), torque conn,tor. drive shaft, universal lolnta. roar ads snd differential, and roar wheal bearings of ns 1964 aulomobSos, provided tha owner has tha angina oH changed every 9 months or 4,000 mSas, whichever comas first, the ol fitter replaced every second oil change and the carburetor all hlter cleaned ovary • months snd replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnlshss to such a dealsr evidence ol perfotmenco of tho required service, and requests tha dealer to certify ( 1) receipt of such evidence and (2) the ear's than current mileage. DeBary 66 Service DeBary Imagine what this can mean to resale value! • roe ITMOrf V M , WIU on MAIONAK MAC’S OIL CO., Inc., DUtr. Tire#, Batteries, Accessories * 8« sSSL FR EE (O ffer expires Jaly II, 1MI> BRASS MOTORS • East First St., Sanford, Fla. 9 1 5 �4 Wjf UanTnrH Vrrall Sanford Church Dinner-Dance Plans Reported At Republican Club Meeting omen Present Check To Nativity Church Receives Honors At Convention 4 — P H . M a y 2 2 , *04 By Donna Estes A check for *1,000, repre­ senting work of the Church of Nativity Catholic Women'* Club during tbo past year, was presented to Rev. James S. llonnen, paator, by Mrs. Gene Shannon, president, at the last club meeting of the cur­ rent season held Monday evening. Father llonnen, on acceptg the check to be used for the material welfare o f the pariah, thanked the women lor their generosity and comthem on their devothe church. The program for the even­ ing consisted o f a questions and answers discussion with Father llonnen answering questions ranging over a wide area of interests. Following the program the business meeting was con­ ducted by Mrs. Shannon with 31 members and two guests, Mrs. Theresa Ruba and Mrs. Catherine Westbrook, in at­ tendance. Mr*. Jennie Fox, waya am! means chairman, presented her recommendations for fund raising projects to lie held ttcglnning in the fall. Even Is pro­ posed and approved were three day rummage sales to lie held simultaneously at the Super Vabi Food Store on SR 438 and at a location in San­ ford In late September or ear­ ly October; a Fall Festival to take p!ac« on tho church grounds, Nov. 7; a New Year's Eve Dance and a Dosaert Card Party and Fashion Show In February. Tho members voted to make rosaries for the foreign mis•ions throiuhotil the a.unmet, ami to repair various religious article* for the foreign mlaalons. Mrs. Jerry Quilling, dean- •ry representative for the club, reported the event* that took place at the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women Convention held In Sarasota recently. Member* who at­ tended the convention, other than Mr*. Quilling, were Mr*. John Kennedy, vice president, representing Mrs. Shannon; Mr*. George Sommer and Mrs. Fox. Nine constitution changes were proposed by Mrs. Clif­ REV. JAMES S. IIONNEN or the Church o f the Nativity received 51,000 check from Mrs. Gene Shannon, prcaiclcnt o f tho Catholic Women’ts Club, to ho uhciI for the material welfare of the parirth. Tho financial pift represented work of club tiuriiiR tho past year. {Herald Photo) ford Dullea, organization and development chairman, am) were unanimously adopted. Nazarenr* throughout the Mrs. Thomas Ryan, re­ State of Florida met for their freshment chairman, reported With annual assembly in Or­ that the club had served a lando. May 18 end 19. The light breakfast to Use 40 First event was preceded by con­ Communicants on May 3. As­ ventions of the Sunday School, sisting Mr*. Ryan were Mrs. Foreign Missionary Society, Shannon, Mrs. Sommer and and Young People’ s Society Which were held Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Grove. Elected by the local church Mr*. Sommer, apiritual de­ velopment chairman, urged as delegates to the assembly tlic women to recite Tho Ros­ were Herman llarrctt, Mayary daily during the month of ire Rickes and Russ Shep­ May and to build a May herd, Rev. Paul Rickes, pastor, shrine in honor of the Virgin Mary in their homo. She re­ reports the Sanford church commended attendance at the Ireceived award* which includ­ weekly Novena Service at the ed College Honor Roll, Evan­ church and the use of reli­ gelistic Honor Roll, support to World Evangelism and pro­ gious cards. Mrs. Shannon announced moting denominational period­ club events scheduled for icals. It also was among the June to he: June 7, monthly churches to receive the high­ possible, the bake aale; June 8, hoard est h o n o r meeting; June IS, monthly "Church of the Y ear" award. The assembly was climaxed Communion Sunday, and June by the ordination of five 19, USO rontribution day. Following the business meet­ young men for the minislry. ing refreshment* were serv­ ed by Mrs. Ryan, Mr*. Peter Denies nnd Mrs. Dale Flem­ ming. Business meetings will he resume September U. Business School Sets Schedule By Jane Casselberry Plans v ers announced for the gala dinner dance to he held June 12 at the Capri Restaurant in Hanford at Tueadny night's meeting of the Seminole County Young Republican Club by Mrs. E. Pope Bassett, chairman of the affnlr. U. H. Congressman Edward Gurney from Winter Park will be the principal speaker and Repuhliran candidates for county offices will be in­ troduced. A social hour will start at Methodist Retreat Set Saturday The (bird annual retreal for men of the Methodist Church DeEand District will be held Saturday at the YMCA Camp Winona at DeLeon Springs. Theme fur the day-long event will be "In Him Wc Relieve . . . In Him We L ive." Leading the retreat will be Dr. Joe Tolle, Dr Land Dis­ trict superintendent who will lie assisted by John Sproull of Palatka, Ted Williams of Sanford, W. II. McDonald of Daytona Reach. Ray Mercer and Dr. A. Reynolds of Runnrll and Roy Forsythe of Or­ mond Reach. Guest speakers for the day will be Miss Elizabeth How­ ell of DeLnnd, Paul Bullington of Daytona Reach, Rev. Hugh Fostor of Ormond Reach, Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. of Sanford, Art Switzer of Ormond Reach, Forsythe, Rev. McCoy Gibbs and Dr. Tolle. The day will start with reg­ istration at 9:30 a m. and con­ cluding services will begin at 7:30 p m. Clasaes In typewriting and bookkeeping will bo offered throughout t li e s u m m e r months lit the Seminole Coun­ ty Business Hchool, Ninth St. and Palmetto Avc, Tha course, which is free, is available Monday through Thursday from 7 to 9 p, rn. each week ami ia open to re­ cent graduates a n d h i g h school students Id years of age and over. The eottrsn will ho personal typewriting and does not car­ ry credit. Adults may enroll in either of the courses. Typing will be taught by Miss Mary George and the bookkeeping by Miss Susan Gnstrlannl. Information I a available Juniors and Seniors of For­ from E. S. Douglass, director est Lake Academy will pre­ of vocation,i| nnd adult edu­ sent a choir and choral con­ cation by calling 322-4)113. cert at ft p m . Saturday In the Academy Auditorium. No ad­ mission will t>e charged and all are welcome. T p.m. with dinner at 7:30 •*t up to raport at th* Junejehina, r e c e n t l y purchas from donations, was on d p.m. Ths band will play for meeting. Tha new mimeograph ma- ] play at th# meetisg. dancing nntll 1 a.m. There will be a choice of steak of lobster on the dinner menu. Reservations must be mads in advance. Tickets art available from Mrs. R anctt or other club members. The program Tuesday night was presented by Jim Saunders of Winter Park DESIGNED WITH THE who showed the film, ‘‘ Ka­ HOMEOWNER IN MIND tanga," which proved to he a shocking revelation of mis­ 20*' - 20" CUTTING WIDTH handling of affairs In ths Congo by UN troops. The WITH film offered pictorial proof YAZOO'S HEAVY DUTY o f allegations accusing the RUCCEDNESS troops o f killing innocent eivIlians and bombing hospitals nnd ambulances, The club accepted with re­ gret the resignation o f the president, Boh Fox, and a nominating committee was m k Choir Program Presented By Jane Casselberry The Junior Choir of the Casselberry C o m m u n i t y Methodist Church presented a program of religious mualc last Saturday night at the Methodist Children's Home at Enterprise. Miss Eleanor Ferrell direct­ ed the choir and Miss Bar­ bara Ferrell provided tho pi­ ano accompaniment. Also going with Use youngster* were ! Durbon Ferrell and John Gee I Jr. Brownie Troop 595 Conference Se! By Methodists Has Fly-Up Party YIAR lly Dnria Dean North Oilundo Rruwnlo Troop MG held a fly-up cer­ emony and end of the year party recently at tho Civic Building in tha Recreation Area. Those receiving Brownie wings and advancing to Jun­ ior Girl Scouting were Debra Borne, Frances Dcsklni, Di­ ane Duquette, Janet Lucore, Pebble Matuizck, Lynda Max­ well, Diunno Kuwait and Michelle Williams. Following the ceremony, the girls enjoyed refreshment* of homo baked cake and punch. 'ROUND COM FORT C IT A O -f WEATHIRT ROH • IT HIATS without fuel * IT COOLS without weter N IW IO W I f RMS Cell toctey h r details W ALL Slate Office 3Ira. Vernon Fuller of San­ ford win elected secretarytreasurer of t h e Flotilla Association d u r i n g annual 1007 8. Hanford A ir.. 312-0562 elections of tisc group held in Ocala last weekend at the 73rd convention of Florida Christian Churches. PLUMntNG, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING e f f ic ie n t Leader o f tha troop ia Mra. Raymond Lucora of 416 David Street. English Estates Registration Open Now lly Jenr Ceuetbrrry Principal Morria Ruby of the English Estates Elemen­ tary School reminds all par­ ents o f children in the I’ rnlrle Lake, Lakewood Shores, T a n g l e w o o d or English Estates areas who ars now attending grades one through fly* In another arhoo) but plnn to transfer to English Estates, that l bey are to reg­ ister lbs children na soon a* possible ami no later titan June D. The school office la open from 8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, and it Is not necessary to bring (be child. 1’ rcachool children planning to enter first grade this fall should register if they have not already done so. This is important so that plans may he mndn for acrurlng ample teachers amt supplies for next year. The 122nd session of the Methodist Church's Florida Annual Conference will be held in 1-akclami, June 3-7, with more than 1.000 ministerial and lay delegates attending a* represent alive* of the 270,000 members of A73 churches. Plenary session* will l>e held at Florida Southern Col­ lege in the new Rransromh Memorial Auditorium which will be consecrated at the opening aorvice. Tin- gift ol Florida Methodists, the audi­ torium is named for the late Bishop John Rransromh. Another opening day high­ light will tie Uie episcopal message on live stale of the church by Rislinp James W. Henley of Jacksonville wlut administers tin- Florida and Cuba conference*. Traditional reading of pas­ toral appointments for the now church year will climax the closing plenary session on June 7. FRANCHISE r9 t C a r ^ ^ Wash Food Factory The cow probnhty la world's must efficient factory. Its milk provides quality protein, calcium vitamins A, R and G. COURTEOUS the Investigate our aen.lbly priced rain operated Car Wash. *3.100 down payment. high and WM, A. MASSEY & ASSOCIATES 191 TV. Falrbanka Avr. Winter Park SALES AND SERVICE LEW IS 2517 W. Country Club ltd. (20lh St.) SANFORD I'll. 322-7928 QUALIFIED BY TRAINING, EXPERIENCE AND PROVEN ABILITY. FAIR AND IM­ PARTIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT SINCERELY AP­ PRECIATED. I’d. I'oL Adv. BUILD A BETTER FLORIDA WITH HAYDON BURNS 251 food Wc Sell — Service — Trade —- Demons! rnl« And Rent CONSTABLE, DISTRICT 6, SEMINOLE COUNTY, MAY 26 OPERATOR 3£ AsL /or a dcmonsImHovI Grady L Hall Sf. Ann's Guild Has Meeting Ry Sirs. Adam Muller Tlw May meeting of the St. Ann's Guild of DcRary was held In the Parish Hall of St. Ann's Catholic Church. Mrs. John J. Strang report ed that 107 member* of the parish attended the recent Communion Breakfast and Mra. William Joyce announc­ ed that Miss Gilda Mucha n( Stetson University will lie the new organist. A crystal howl with match­ ing candlesticks was on dis­ play. Tills lovely gilt was do­ nated by .Mr*. F r e d C. Ileutsch lor use at social func­ tions of the Guild. The presi­ dent, Mr*. Howard A. Yerkea, read tho program of routing events for the year. Mr*. John Reardon and Mr*. Robert Morrison volunteered to as­ sist in recruiting donors for the local Blood Bunk drawing. Rev. Gerard C. Devlin gave the clewing prayer. Refresh­ ment* were served by Mrs. A. Gulssari and members of Lite rommittec. The floral centerpiece on the tea table was provided by Mr*. John T. Hewitt. PAYMENT RE-ELECT Academy Concert MEMBERS o f Brownie Troop 595, North Orlnmlo, nrr, front from left, Himn Rhodes, Deborah Caaiilou, Dobra Hurrie, Michelle Williams, Diane Duquette, Frances Deskinn ami Juvunmi Williams; back, Dianne Burk­ hart, Carla Delvillaiftfio, Lynda Maxwell, Janet Lucorc, Dianne Stewart and Debbie Matui/.ck. (Herald Photo) EASY TERMS LOW DOWN GOVERNOR YOUR 311 7-6363 ELEC T For your own good and for the good Edward Yarborough of Florida and Seminole County . . . . COUNTY COMMISSIONER VOTE FOR HAYD0N BURNS DISTRICT 1 LAW FOR ENFORCEMENT Charlie Thomas CONSTABLE DIST. 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY Pd. Pol. Adr. A vote for YARBOROUGH is A vote for PROGRESS with PLANNING and STABILITY Pd. Pol. Adr. BURNS 117 E. la t S t- for Governor Headquarters S a n fo r d , FU. Hume 322-7128 Fd. Pol. Adr �S' <% “ IT * »• % enK TOUR the Sanford - Seminole Area o f H O M E S ditr Fri. May 22, '61— Parc 5 Gracious Living Offered Driving out Country Club Rnml west from Sanford not too far distant one will come to Idyllwilde o f Loch Arbor. This is Florida and its “ gracious living" as promoted in outstand­ ing publications and news media throughout the United States and, in fact, overseas, too. Shoemaker Construction Company now has two distinctive homes fully complete at Idyll­ wilde, ready for inspection. The charm of Bermuda type architecture is combined with the latest American innova­ tions in comfort and convenience to make the perfect home for a space loving family. One home has exterior native rock with two-story panel enclosing the staircase. It has three bedrooms, a study, a two-story living room, GE Medallion kitchen and ‘.2* baths. Too, there is central heating and air conditioning, ceramic tile on sills and In baths, with all color co-ordinated to make n delightful place to live. The second new home has a front entry porch and foyer of marble, a sunken living room, large family room, and patios o ff the liv­ ing and dining rooms. The kitchen is fully GE equipped, including dishwasher, with a laundry room o ff the kitchen. There are three roomy bedrooms, two tiled baths. All-year climate con­ trol is made easy by central duct heating and air conditioning. There is a enrporte, large utility room, and the landscaped lot includes rf stately pines. There are, o f course, sidewalks, paved streets, sewer and water systems. Shoemaker Construction, which specializes In custom building, offers FI!A, FUA-ln-servicc, VA ami conventional financing. Another firm specialising in custom build­ ing, Is the Leroy C, Robb Construction Com­ pany. If they haven't got what you want, they’ll build it to suit your tastes. Robb Construction is so pleased with the response they have received on their model home at 1202 Forest Drive that they arc commooring construction o f another model. This new one will have the same out stand­ ing features as the first plus an inclosed patio and a hip roof. The Forest Drive model, "The Floridian." is just o ff 24th Street, It is open for inspection 1-6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays and through the week by appointment. Of brick construction, it contains 2,200 square feel and lias three bedrooms and two baths. It is completely air conditioned. Itobl) Construction plans to continue build­ ing model homes, with dozens of outstanding features. From these models prospective home builders can convey to Robb Construction those features they desire for a custom-built residence on their own lot. H o sp ita l N o tes . . SUN- ADMISSIONS and Mr. ami Mrs. Jumes Driscoll, Sanford, hoy. DISCHARGES Carl A. Prescott, Frank A. Stone, Edwin Miller, Dirt ha Mao tiill, Clyde Murphy, Tom Crews Unit, Everett Craft, Grace A. Holloway, Mrlhn E Hunt, John I.. Hrurnley, K»sa SI. Itntundo, Trudy Walden, Frances I. Morgan and hahy soil, Mattie It. House and hnl>y non, Thelma Jo Atwell ami bul>y daughter and Agnes Kcltl and hahy son, all of Sanford; John Dxick, De­ nary, and llartmra A. Hum­ mel, Osteen, MAY 26 m in u s Admissions Mr. anil Mra. William Ho­ gan, Sanford, girl, and Mr. Patricia Davis, Huxter llar- MAY IS Tommy Colon, James Hurts, Cnrul Driscoll, Mury Juno I’ixler, Carolyn Drown, Dor­ othy M. Hogan, William Jncklon, Itrisi- Vnrvcl, Hurry J. Cromer, Alfrotln Wallace, Worth Yales ami Fred 1*. Strange, all of Sanford; F in­ est F. Pierce, Clayton A. Wulkuji. John P. Connolly, Horry Hunter olid Ralph T. Spotts, nil o f Deliary; Ste­ phen Porldnson and Doris Fronts, Lake Mary; Jean, I.nniza, Orlando, and Olga Johnson. Ilrookline, Maas, NOW IN STOCK COMPLETE LINE OF — IN-SINK-ERATOR GARBAGE DISPOSERS HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOW COST AS LOW AS $52-50 McRANEY PAINT & GLASS 114 W. 2nd St., Sanford, Fla. Ph. .122-6161 PITTSBURGH PAINTS an flZI12S3LO iHl !••(«! W A LL S U P P LY 111 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “ IfeadqunrterH For Sprinkler Systems" ton. Joseph Hrown, Ellen Ilcnfrow, Inez Knowles, John A. Harrison, Cyril L. lieigrr Jr., Maurice A. Evans, Jo­ anne Harriett. Hetty Harley, William H, Grogan, Leslie Nesmith, Emma Ituth Cooper and Annie Ituth Wright, all of Sanford; Catherine Slaughter, Perry; Sharon Grnbove, Os­ teen; Mary Holtz, Longwood, and Margie Morris, Apopka, llirtli* Mr. ami Mrs. John Holtz, daughter, Longwood; Mr. and Mrs. James Vorvcl, daugh­ ter, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grobovo, son. Osteen, and Mr. and Mrs. I/'wis Har­ ley. daughter. Sanford. Discharges Leslie K. Geter, Ann French, Frank W. Jones, Vcrest Scotl, I/Irene Thompson, J a m e s Hark, all of Sanford; Stephen Parkinson, Lake Mary; Hilly llngera Meyueen, Itrunswirk, Ga.; Debra Sharpe, l/ingwood; Patricia Thomason and hahy son, Sanford, and Mar­ garet Morrison and hahy daughter, Sanlord. Arlington AniMlidlinn III a court suit, George Washington Custls Lee, eld est soil of Gen. Rol-erl E. Lee, was decreed the rightful own­ er of Arlington and Congress subsequently appropri­ ated SI fill,000 to buy the prop­ erty that had been illegully seized from him. tFaufurit Ijrrnlft Court Martial For Defector STUTTGART, G e r m a n y (UPII—The U. S. Army today announced it will court martial the only American of ficcr who ever defected to the Communists in Europe and came hack. Capt. Alfred Svens on, 31, of Scranton. Pa., who defected last year and was returned by the Russians earlier t h i s month, will be Irieil on de­ sertion and larceny charges, a Seventh Army spokesman said. Conviction could bring eight years in prison, a dishonor­ able discharge and loss ivf all pay and benefits. The East Germans cx|>clled Sveiuon lor “ not being worthy of Communist asy him." The Army spokesman said no date has been set for the court martial. No Challenge, Says Elliot M I A M I (U r i) — Elliott Roosevelt said Thursday he had not received any chal­ lenge to debate on hij quali­ fications for the Democratic national committeeman post he is seeking. Hut the St year-old son of the late Franklin D. House\clt, said he would "be de­ lighted to do so." Roosevelt made the state­ ment in response lo a pres* release from Democratic na­ tional committeeman candi­ date James "Jim m y” James saying James had challenged Roosevelt to an open debate. NEW OFFICERS of the South Seminole Junior Hinh Future Homemak­ ers Club inehulc. front from left, Marti Cooper, president; Doris Alkcns, vies* president ; Linda Thomas, secretary and Connie Dyer, treasurer; hark, Mareem* Stai. parliamentarian; Kathy Dykes, historian and Meleiula Casselberry, reporter. (Herald Photo) ( ‘ndy'a Sponsor Ned Runtllne, dime novel writer, met Iluffalo Hill Cody at Fort McPherson, in Ne­ braska. Runtllne is credited with npiking Cody's name a household word the world ov­ er with his writings. Two Distinctive Homes Now Fully Complete- in IDYLLW ILDE OF LOCH ARBOR Ilia rharm of Hcrmuda typa architecture Is combined with »tio latest American innovations in comfort and convenient* to make this the perfect hums for a spars loving family. The exterior native rock two story pain-1 enclosing the staircase is an unusual and Striking feature. Three bed­ rooms and S study upstairs, the two story living room, compart G.E. Medallion kitchen and two and one-half baths, all add up to a lot of home, Central heating ami air conditioning, ceramic Idr on sills and In baths, tolur coordinated wall papers and mural, to make this IDYLLWILDE home jut Mu tiding, botii practically and aesthetically. . . . . especially if it is "THE FLORIDIAN" A 2,200 SQ. FT, RRICK HOME . . . all new for this area . . . Exclusive With LcRny Robb Construdion Co. M O D EL o ff Mellonvillc HOME Just on Forest Dr. . . . » f — CJ Next to 24th St., SANFORD OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION SAT. & SUN. — 1 I*. M. to 6 P. M. Weekdays by appointment — Ph. 322-5011 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS - Fully Air - Conditioned • STEEL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM . . . asm* Inherent strength found In sky­ scrapers and bridrea. WITH • G-E CENTRAL HEATING System. • G E RANGE AND OVEN • COMPLETELY INSULATED . . . . citerlor walla and celling; full thick insulation. • G-E DISHWASHER, too! • JIIUCK EXTERIOR; no maintenance! • TWO-CAR GARAGE OTHER i r* r . • EIGHT SPACIOUS CLOSETS INCOMPARABLE sidewalk*, paved sheets, sewer and water systems. MODERN KITCHENS BY Shaswiak&h CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Office 211 W. 25th St. SANPURD AVE.. R INFORM ELECTRIC Phone: 322-3103 FHA, KHA-lN-SEltVICE, VA AND CON VENT ION AL FINANCING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL A Custom Building Our Specialty FEATURES LEROY C. ROBB S. o f mathlc— a fascinating sunken living room — a large family room — and patios off equipped by General Electric, and includes dishwasher, with laundry room o ff the kitchen. designed tile baths. All year climate control is made easy by central duct beating and sir Include carporle, large utility room, beautifully landscaped let enhanced by stately pines, SUINGLES; • SCIIEIRItTI KITCHEN CAHINETH in natural birch finish; with l.sry Susans. 2806 P ROOF • G-F. CENTRAL AIK CONDITIONING Syalem. MANY EXCLUSIVE • 20 - YEAR wind proof, This rharmlug new home has a front entry porch mid fover both the living and dining rooms. The kitchen is completely This dream home has three roomy bedrooms, two tastefully conditioning. Ollier features for gracious Florida living STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 122-74115 • ' �j 5h» I II 0 «ttfo rK Wzrnlh Page 6— Fri. May 22, ’04 About Sports Seminoles Prep For Spring Football Clash W ednesday Thinking Tribe Will Use O u t Loud Pro Formation By Julias Sttnatrom SI SHS Field Will Be Named For Buddy Lawson Longwood Grabs Second Spot In Softball Loop Plays This Fall Pink lemon*. About the time spring foot­ By Jnllaa Stenstrom The Buddy Lawson Mem ore ball practice sot under way at The Sanford Seminole foot­ longw ood clinched second plnce, behind loop leading lal Fund Committee has an­ Seminole High. aaaiatant ball equad has been divided Kingswood in the Men's Softnounced that during Weilncscoach Jim McCoy begin prom­ Into two equally powerful ball League Thursday night ising the youngatera pink units for next Wednesday af day afternoon's Spring foot­ when the South Seminole out­ temoon’s spring football Hit lemonade. ball game at the Seminole fit downed Wilson-Maier 4 to When he didn't come up between the Reds and the High School Athletic Field tho 1. Otto Thomas permitted Whites, according to Head with it day alter day he only seven scattered hits and field would be dedicated to "confessed” that he couldn't Football Coach Jim Plgott. Roy Disk pounded out three "W e've divided the squad the memory of Buddy Lawfind any pink lemon*. But lilt* in four trips. into two teams as equally as fills cheerleaders did. son and a plaque would l>o In the same circuit Me'While the klda were butting we knew how,” said Plgott. Installed during halftime cere­ Runey handed Robb’s thsir "N ot only did we take ability head* Wednesday afternoon monies. fourth loss in a row, winning Into consideration but we *1 the squad o f eight cheerlead­ 7 to C, with Frank Williams so considered grade." Lawson, an outstanding ers barged Into the lockor getting credit for tho mound The chief Seminole mentor Seminole athlete, was fatally THE LIL' DUGGERS, necond plnce team winners In the Jet Bowlcrettca rooms, decorated the place victory. Watson nnd Stewart injured several wteks ago Women’s Bowling circuit accept individual trophies while Armand Mnrwith “ pink" lemons and set declared that the entire squad homcrcd for the Painters nnd was working hard and that he in an auto accident chesano of tho Central Exterminating Company, Winter Park, displays up tables with several big Jim Jemignn banged out and hia associates have been The committee also reveal­ the sponsor's trophy. The league has begun its summer schedule with punch bowl* loaded with the threo hits in a losing cause more than pleased at the ed that donations are still tun­ eight teams nnd bowls ench Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. From left to right are liquid. Signs and slogans were fur Robbs. ability o f the youngsters and ing received and that the Kay Shoemaker, Helen Mnrchesano, Armand Mnrchesano, Virginia Chad­ posted all over the place. The loop's first hnlf closes the progress they have made amount collected would deter wick and Jane S p olsk j. (Herald Photo) When the boya finished the Tuesday night and the second mine what other action would workout they were surprised ainco contact work began half gets under way Wednes­ be taken to perpetuate tii« to find the long awaited re­ about the middle of last week. day. Jim McCoy, line coach, has memory of the youngster. freshments waiting. Each got Ruddy Stumpf hurled Rot­ been named coach of the Bill Lovelace, chairman of a pink napkin which wa* good ary to a 3 to 1 win over the the committee, said this morn­ for a pink cupcake which was Whites and Dick Williams, Ktks, first half champs In the backfleld mentor, has been ing (hat the group hoped to good for a pink cup o f pink NEWLY ELECTED PRESIDENT o f tho De­ Junior Boys League. All Rot­ placed in charge of tho Reds. be able to place si fence lemonade served by cheer­ nary Spare Bibbers Howling Club is Lloyd ary's runs came In ths fourth The two teams will clash in around the athletic Held and leaders costumed In pink out­ Moran (left). Moran wns named during the when Stumpf, Tommy Bryan, the Spring football game at install lights so that the arena fit*. club’a recent banquet at the Imperial House in Rick Fordham and Kelly Og­ could be utilized for track The cheerleaders Included f p. m. Wednesday at the Winter Park. Shown with Moran is Archie den all hit safely. Seminole High Athletic Field. events and other open air Lbida Spencer, Bonnie CaLong, retiring head o f tho organization. In an afternoon affair, Alan Golfing clown to Hie plans school activities at night. olo, Susan Plercy and Sue for the fall gridiron elate, Ily United I’ re«* Internallonal cause American League hit­ But Daniels got the mes­ Cooper set CPO down on four "This Is not an effort on our Torre* who are "left over*” hits as Klwanls got into the Billy Williams and Wlllla ters much trouble either. In sage and Gil la happily limp­ part," he said to promoto a from last year plus newcom­ Pigott announced that he had win column again with a 0 to stadium at the school." ers Diane Powell, Carol Be**- Instituted a pro formation Mays commiserated t o d a y fact, It was rumored this ing around the Washington 3 verdict. Wally Jcrnlgnn and from which about 20 different spring that Daniels was tick­ Senator’s do gout. over the futility of It all. Lovelace said that the erer, Betty Wiggins and plays could be utilized, "It's Wllllo broke out of an 0-for- eted for the minors or the Daniel* four-hit the Detroit Steve Gordio paced the Kl­ school would install tempor­ Merlnelle Griffith. wanls with two hits apiece. ary blcachcra at the school And let ui eay, girl*, the more of a pro formallon slot 10 hitting slump with two trading block—a sure cure for Tigers Thursday night, 8-2, Richard Frank turned in the setup,” Jim explained, “ and Gil's knee if not his pitching home run* Thursday, drove in for hla fifth victory o f the for the spring football tilt hoye and the coaches really season, equaling hla total tri­ Little League’s third ahutout and the dedication exercises. had a ball. (I* H now old It'll spread the defense be­ three runs nnd scored three staff. of the year, limiting Standard cause we'll be putting out times to put tho Snn Fran­ umphs of last season (6-10), Shortly after noontime tofashion to put tt that way?) pass receivers and they’ll have cisco Giants bark on top of The streaking Baltimore Oil to only ono hit as Chase • • • day students at Seminole High The gates will open for car More than 100 cars, includ Orioles, winners o f six games copped a 12 to 0 decision In contributed to tho Lawson Attendance at the South to cover thorn. Meanwhile, the National League rare ing perhaps the (wo hottest ly classifiers at C p. zn. with the Little National. The other in their last seven and 11 of Memorial Fund. Seminole aenlor league and with the defense spread we'll with a 0-4 victory over Phila­ 14, defeated Kansas City, 7-0, two whitewash jobs were Plymouth* In the South, will time trials set for 7:30. Ell UUle league tilts at the newly be able to get more effective­ delphia. minattons will roll at 9:30. compete for 8500 in prize turned in by Skipper SenNevertheless, Willie lost hit to pull to within 16 percent­ lighted field in Casselberry ness from our plays up the Tho program will servo as middle.” age paints o f tho pace selling knrlk. Kic Smith was the big money and trophies Saturday hatting leadership, which he la holding up well. Will la mi and McCoy agreed had held all Reason. Chlcsgo White Box, Boston stick with three doubles to his night as the Seminole Timing a warm-up for next weekend's A lot of credit 1* certainly tripped Los Angeles, 8-7, in credit. The win for Chase Association stages its second big two-day meet where 81,500 Will in ins grabbed tho bat­ due to League President Bill with Plgott that the com peti­ tion has been keen, that (here an afternoon encounter and evened their nenson mark at of three racing cars scheduled will bo up for grabs by an ting lend from Willie by club­ Livingston and his capatdc seven wina and a like amount this month at the Osceola Air expected 2oo entrants from Is considerable depth, and that bing a double and two singles associate C. L. Cooper for the The election of Lloyd Moran the other AL teams were not o f losses. port, near Geneva. all over the Southeast. this fall's eleven should be scheduled. nnd driving in a run ngnlnat undetermined amount ol as president highlighted the The Navy continued Its win­ Tomorrow’s race will fea­ the St. Louis Cardinals Thurs­ annual banquet of the Denary But In the National Houston hours they put Into making well balanced. ning ways in tho Little Amer­ ture the first Sanford runn­ About the only noticeable stopped Pittsburgh 3-1, nnd day night to boost his hatting this pro)cct a realily. Cooper .Spare Bibbers Bowling Club ing of Sonny Hayes' amazing weakness right now Is In U>c averago to .40;!. Mays is hit­ Los Angeles whipped New ican with a 14 to 4 triumph Is (ho loop’* veep. recently held in Winter Park. over Florida State's Bankers. 1961 aluminum Plymouth. punting game but Plgott ad­ York 6-1. Films of the 1063 Alabamating .307. During the early part of Gift* were presented to ElsIt was Navy’s ninth win In a Hayes, new owner of Brass Florida football game and However, Williams' slugging this year Livingston and hi* mitted that thla phase of the worth Ogden, top man In the row. Fredie Turman hit hla Motors in Sanford, journeyed provisional officers will be associate* went from one town game la improving dally. As went for naught as his Chi circuit, second-high msn Ed third homer o f ths season for to Georgia last weekend to elected at the Seminole Connengo Cub teammates bowed to for extra points, Plgott Isn't council meeting to the next Connally, plus Ed Parsons, Navy and Kay Milwood and top California Winter National ty University of Florida Alu. among Use county'* »outhern worried since he will have tho Cards, 10-3. Boy Haslam and Moran, who Frank Dunn both for their champ Phil Bonner, d riw r mnl Just about every tlino man Club's organizational municipalities trying to got Mike Fordham, Billy Kuyken­ finished third, fourth and fifth, United Press International first round trippers. Joe Paul­ The Rockers won three of a 1964 Ford Fairlanc. This dinner meeting T h u r s d a y dall and Bernle Barber to ager Gil Hodges' left knee their idea off the ground. respectively. H a r r y Rupp, ine hit hia second homer for matches out of four from the was the first time the GorgAmerican League (May 28) in Sanford. Frankly, we didn't believe handle these chorea. Punters acts up, Bennie D a n i e l s Walter Black and Morris W L P e t C.B the Bankers. Sectionals white the Reclln- Ian had finished second-best pitches a brilliant game. Buddy Burton, Frank WhigAssistant Coach Gene El(hey could do It. But they did, Shawlcy gained honorable 16 9 .610 Plymouth competition. lonson will be the featured x-Chicago Gil's knee rarely hurt him era split four tilts with the to and If ever medal* are award ham and Sleryl Weber arc mention for Improved bowl­ x-Halil more 20 12 .625 Commodes to feature this Hayes won all three eliminat­ speaker at the meeting, slat* ed for persistence these two coming along in the punting last season and Dunlels didn’ t ing. 16 12 .571 114 New York department and chance* are week's play In the Wilson ion heals. ed to begin at 7:00 p. tn. at Seminole sportsmen deserve During the meeting paat Cleveland 16 12 .571 m that (he - weakness will be Maler Scratch Bowling Lea­ Ho will he opposed tomor­ the Capri Restaurant. the first p r im . president Archie Long presid­ row by another widely-known 18 14 .563 1W Minnesota gue rolling at Jet Lancs. The Gators upset the Crim­ Of course, It would take two erased >>0(0*0 the start of ed and welcomed member* Boston IS 17 .468 414 In other contest*, the Bed Plymouth entry In Dick Ogles­ son Tide 10-6, and pictures columns in this newspaper the season. and three guests, Mrs. If. P. Detroit 15 17 .4G9 41k Posts split two and two with by’s "Great Southern Goat" will be shown after the meet­ to mention the name* of Newton, Mrs. Adam Muller Washington Results Thursday 16 21 .432 6 the Loungers as did the Easy from Lakeland. The “ Goat,” ing’s regular program. everyone who had a part In and Mrs. David itunkle. also a '64 aluminum body car, Los Angeles 13 21 .382 714 No games scheduled Reservations for the steak Chairs and the Settees. the achievement. And you In addition to Moran being Kan. City STANDINGS 814 won tho Daytona Winter Na­ dinner and meeting can he U 21 .344 High team aeries honors ean be sure that Livingston named president, Parson* was x-ChJrago leads In percent- Team W went to the Rccliners who tions and has been a heavy made by phoning Judge C. and Cooper would bo Hus first elected first vice president; Alta, Twins ..»»»•••»«.» 6 age although Baltimore hat Vernon Mize Jr., 322-2115, be. rolled up a 1.3C8, but the winner on the local atrip. to say wliat they oocomplLsh Charles Starks, second vice a half game advantage. Bear Lake ....................... 4 The Seminole Timing Asso­ fore noon Wednesday. Wives Commodes came up with tho O R L A N D O — Patricia ed couldn't have been done president, and Orville Jones, Alta. Senators ................ 4 Thursday’s Results high team game with a 487. ciation has modified the Os­ and dates are invited. without the help o f all these Bradford, ID-ycar-old Hanford secretary-treasurer. North Orlando ............ 3 Boston 8 Los Angeles 7 According to Mize, chair­ Charlotte Bassett of the ceola atrip to create a return people. golfer will compete In the Three ladles w i n n i n g Baltimore 7 Kansas C. 6 Lake Mary ......................2 Rockers had the high series, a lane on the north (spectator's) man of the affair, the officers One person hi particular Is IRth National Pee Wco Golf awards were Sir*. Paul Wood, Washington 8 Detroit 2 Casselberry ....................2 179-451, while second high side of the strip, thus allow­ elected at this meeting will certainly worthy of a Up of Cavanaugh Tlra Service Championships at Ilio PInar Mrs, Herbert Richards and Sunland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Saturday's Gantrs Airies honors went to Pat ing spectator* a closer view serve the Alumni Club until everyone's hat. That'* Art Country Club In Orlando managed to held onto their Mr*. Orville Janet. Longwood ..................... 1 of the cars as they complete Its official charter Is received Washington at Chicago Siplcy who posted a 189-499. Lego of Casselberry. Art, firat place apot In the Bual June 23-21, tournament direc­ Games Tonight Detroit at Cleveland later thla year. member of Casselberry's The 5-T spilt was picked up their runs. neismen'a League despite to* tor W. F. “ Bill" Cairn* an­ Twins -vs- Bear Lake 6 p.m. by Jo Watson, the S-I0 by Minnesota at Baltimore town council, 1s also manager nounced yesterday. Casselberry -vs- N. Orlando Shirley Martin and Barbara Lo* Angeles at New York of the Casselberry club In the Injr all four points to Team The meet tourney festures No. B. It was made possible Kansas City at Boston 8 p.m. aenlor circuit. Art helped Itohrer, the 3-10 by Charlotte R em em ber competition In five srpsrnto Games Saturday National leagu e Livingston and Cooper carry hy Rex Liquor dropping three Bassett and Isabel Coshorn, age divisions for boys nnd W I. Pet. GB Lake Mary -vs- Sunland 2 p.m. the 5-6-10 by Barbara llohrcr (hose the ball In Uitt psrtlcular cf points to the Dick's Appli girls ranging from 1 to ISLongwood -vs- Senators, 4 San Fran 21 12 .636 fort In a most effective way. anre team at a time when an and Jans Spolskl and Char­ years-old. Philadelphia 19 12 .013 1 p.m. Results Thursday He emceed the dedication even split would have put lotte Bassett toppled the 5-6. Mis* Bradford will compete Bear Lake 13, N. Orlando 3 St. Louis 21 14 .600 1 them a half game ahead o f rites last Saturday night. Now, Pat Slpley recorded the in the Pee Wee 13-16 brackot. Milwaukee 18 15 .545 3 Casselberry 4, Longwood 3 he's back trying to get his ball Cavanaugh. high game for the day, a 189. Pittsburgh 18 16 .529 314 OP Reliable Clarence Wal­ She Is the daughter o f Mr. STANDINGS club rolling again. As ol Tuesday the Bed Posts • • • 16 18 .500 414 lis tried hard to win fo r Rex and Mrs. Emery C. Bradford, Tram W I Cincinnati led the loop with a won and Loa Angeles 17 19 .472 SV4 Results Thursday Altamonte s Tomorrow afternoon Man Liquors but had littla assist­ 2634 Palmetto Avenue. loss record of 10 and 3, the 18 21 .432 7 Houston Nary 14 Fla. Slate Bank 4 Rockets bad an 8 and 4, Casselberry 4 ager Frank Thomas and his ance from hla mate*. Clar­ Chicago 12 18 .400 714 Fla. State 000 031— 4 1 8 Lounger* 8 and 4, Sectionals Sunland .. . M l S I l t t t l l 3 aide, J, B. Kuykendall, will ence ceme through with a 10 25 .280 12 Navy New York 450 SOx-14 11 0 conduct the first tryouts for steady 1RR/630 hut this wa* Bear Lake .. 3 and 5, Rccliners 5 and 7, Thursday's Results STANDINGS the American Legion baseball more than off-set by Ralph lengwood . . . . 2 o f your vacation Commodes and Easy Chairs 4 Los Ang 8 New York 1 Reaults Thursday Team W club to represent Seminole Betts' heavy bombing a* hla North Orlando 1 and 8, and the Setteea dwell in trip last anmmcrl Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 County this summer. The two ball was exploding all over Navy ........................ 12 Garnet Tonight Klwanls f , CPO 3 the cellar with a X and 10 San Francisco 0 Philadelphia George's ..................... 0 retired Navy men—both of the pocket for a fine S44/B01 CPO 000 300 0 -3 4 4 No gamei scheduled record. 4 whom now earn a living with set. Fla. Slate Bank ......... 6 Klwanls 404 010 x—0 8 0 Games Saturday St. Louts 10 Chicago 3 the Post Office In Sanford— Perfection Dairy ........ 8 Smith's Amoco Service WP—Alan Cooper (1-2), LP— Casselberry -vs- Altamonte Only games scheduled BILL'S SIGN O’ DONNELL are anticipating what could be moved Into third place In the Sanford Atlantic ........... 4 Stubblna (1-6) fl p.m. Saturday's Games BUFFALO (UP1) — Joe the best season In years for league after gaining a three Gama Friday Rotary 3 Elks 1 Longwood -vs- Sunland 8 p.m. O'Donnell, captain of tha Uni­ Chicago a< Cincinnati tba local club, Sanford Atlantic at George’s Elkl 000 000 1 -1 8 1 Cool Comfort All Summer Long I game nod over Kondrackl and Pittsburgh at San Francisco (4:30 p.m ., Bay Avenue Park) versity of Michigan's football There's no doubt but that Cllne'a Sinclair as David Rotary 000 300 x—3 S 3 St. Louis at Milwaukee squad last season, Thursday they'll have the finest hurling Oldham supplied the punch W P-B uddy Stumpf (2 3), LP We Will Air Condition Average lifetime o f a U.S. slimed with the Buffalo Bills Phil* at Los Angeles (N) corps to wear local uniforms Gary Maplos (4-1) with 181/607 for Smith's. Most Popular American New York at Houston 2, twi­ one-dollar bill is about 18 in the American Football Lea­ In many a year. The staff will Game Friday Results Thursday Cara. Prices Start Foron Builder* touk three months. gue this fall. l l ^ . (N ) Include Donnie Smith of by McRaoey 7 Robbs ■ points from Team No. 4 In a Lake Mary at Shrine AS LOW AS man, Jim Courier o f Oviedo INSTALLED Robbs 220 100 0 - 5 • 3 hard fought match as Sam (4:30 Memorial Stadium) pin* Rick Sires and Ed Fits * Price Doee Not Inclnds Setae Tex. McHenry 100 610 « —T T 1 Faron lit the fuse with a 103/ gerald o f Sanford. Somebody's WP - Frank William* (7-8), going to ba in for trouble thla 603 to nuuify Vergil Ander­ LP—Earl Evans (1-9) son’s big aeries o f 103/604 summer — that la if thla four­ HR — L. Watson, McRanry, some c m get sny kind of for Team No. 4 Results Thursday 4th of the year George Mason rolled a support afield. And that does­ Chase It Standard Oil • Perry Steward, McRaney, n't teem to be a problem right good 108/663 set in hla 000 024-13 8 0 lit of the year team's losing effort against Chase now. 000 0 0 0 - 0 1 2 Longwood 4 Wilson Maler 1 Team No. 6. Jimmy Johnson Std. Oil 021 010 0—4 8 1 pouiuled out a 103/600 to W P-HIchard Frank (2-3), LP Longwood —Ivey (0-3) Wilson Maier 000 000 1 -1 7 1 pare Team No. 6. Call George Let George STANDINGS WP—Olio Thomas (6 1 ), LP— For Free Team W Tom Debord (2-2) Do It! U LTRA H IGH P E R F O R M A N C E SurveyI Hunt Lln.-Mer................. 12 Games Tonight Locomotive Engrs. . . . 8 No games scheduled Chase ......................... 7 Games Monday ■ ren ts Thursday Results Thursday First Federal ................ 6 Wilson Maler at Kings wood Jacksonville 5 Atlanta 1 Daytona 3, Miami 0 Standard Oil ............... 0 7.30 p.m. 308 E. Firat SL Open 6 Daya A Week Richmond • Columbus 6 Lakeland 0, Sarasota 4 Gama Friday Fla. St. Bank at McRaney Rochester 7 Buffalo 3 Ft. Lauderdale II, Orlando 0 Hunt at Locomotive Engrs. 8:45 p.m. Ph. 322-1481 W. Park MI 4-8918 Sanford. Fla. 322-8321 2513 Park Dr. tyracuss • Toronto 7, iu las. T a n ya 9, St. Petersburg 3 (4:30 Ft. Mellon Park) (At Ft. Mellon Park) M a ys Powers Giants Back Into National Loop Lead Pair Of Hot Wagons To Race At Osceola Lloyd Moran Is Named President Of DeBary Loop Rockers Win In Furniture Loop; Bed Posts Lead Major Leagues First Place In Bowl Loop Held By Cavanaugh Alabama-Florida Football Films Will Be Shown South Seminole Little League Sanford Golfer To Compete In Pee Wee Meet South Seminole Senior League Little American Junior League Why Not Enjoy An Air- Conditioned Car This Slimmer? Men's League *265 00 Little National WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS NEW 1964 International League P H Florida State “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” IL C O . ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Southern Air / Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT �A V is It. i s * , u £t?r g-anfnrb Ifrralb Fri. May 22, '64— Puge 7 J W a r S to r y Is T o ld HOMY SC1INE IDE It is the war-wearied enter­ tainer who attracts the attentions of Goorjio Hamilton, ripht, and Michael Callan in Carl Foreman’s "The Victors," nhowinR Sunday through Tuesday nt the Moviclnnd Drive-In Theatre in Panuvision. THEATR TONITE & SAT. $1.00 A CARLOAD TRIPLE HORROR SHOW If imitation be the sinccreat form of flattery, Elvis Pres­ ley can consider himself the most flattered man in show business. Ever since the six-foot Mississlpplan a n d ills guitar emerged first on the record­ ing and then the screen hori­ ■ zon, he ho* been imitated In night club acts, radio and television, on the stage and in motion pictures, the epitome being his hilarious imperson­ ation (and no one was more WARNING! HOLD ON TO YOUR HEAD... I Legal Notice - m i : it ii i i i t c m i it o k ’m s : .n i n t h j i i i i i t a i . ctii t’ UIT »IK T ill; STATIC OK ST.OIII1IA. IN AM I S’UII s i : niI.NUI.C c m NTS'. IN t’HA.NIISHV, CASS: .Ml. 1.WTT JKPPUHKV U. BTIMHON. in vs. “ THE SCREAMING SKULL” ------ and ------ ‘ TH E FIEND WITHOUT A FACE” ------ AND ------ T ’ YKO, THE THING WITHOUT A FACE" In Blood-Curdling Color COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING First Show Nltely At 7:10 . . - Due To Length Of "The Vic­ tors7' First Half Will Re Repeated On Scrnnd Show . . . . Come By 0:00 To See Complete Show 4 • find meaning in their own live* and in the live* of others, arc told in "The Vic­ tors" with passion, nnd com­ passion. It is explosive screen entertainment. Of "The Victors,” Foreman h i m s e l f once said, "The soldiers in the film wear American uniforms, hut they represent all men, regardless of uniform. The human race is endowed with a great deal o f heroism, self-sacrifice and nobility." Plltndom advises that there never has been, and probably never will be, another motion picture experience quite like •The Victors." This is cer­ tainty credible, considering Foreman's way with a film: “ The Gun* o f Navarone," "The Key," "Home o f the Brave,” "Champion,” "High Noon." E lv is , B e a u t ie s F e a tu re d A t B its c f u t\c) R I D E -I N tor," a motion picture certain to be received and talked about by enthusiastic audi­ ences around the world os his own fantastically successful “ The Guns o f Navarone," opens Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Holly­ wood and advance crilciul ac­ claim fo r “ The V i e t o r a " points up tha (act that the two pictures, while they both deal with war themes, are vastly different, but both are magnificent entertain m c n t, withal. “ Tha Guna o f Navarona" was true adventure, spectac­ ular and exciting; "The Vic­ tors" is a story o f men nnd women who find themselves tropped and changed, morally nnd emotionally, by the trag­ edy of war. Their several stories, their temporary liai­ sons and desperate efforta to First showing in Sanford of two feature*, "Tha Victor*" am) "Dark Purpose," i* acheduled fo r Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre . "The Victor*" star* Vincent Edward* and "Dark Purpose," in color, star* Shirley Jones. Two color movies are slated fo r Wednesday and Thursday — "Toro* Bulba," with Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis, and "B y Love Possessed," with Luna Turner. Triple feature for Friday and Saturday, May 20-30, will be three color movies, "The Incredible Mr. Limpet," star­ ring Don Knotts; "W ho's Been Sleeping In My B ed?" with Carol Burnett, and "A Gathering of Eagles," star­ ring Rock Hudson, Carl Foreman'* "The Vic­ 1’iLimirr, 1IA It il A It A HTJMSON. Defendant. X O T irn Til A TIT. A It TO: JIAItllAIIA BTIM8UK, Defendant Addre.a: Unknown YOU A lti: IIKHKI1Y NOTIFIUD tli.it milt for Jlvnrre Inn With rilnl uxalnat you III tlia Circuit Court of the Ninth Ju­ dicial Circuit of tha Ntme of Florida, In and fur Hcmlnnle County, under Chancery No. U t u , (h<- *!>)• of ■nIII online tiring JUFFUllKY t>. HT1MHON, Ptnliilirf. -v>- UAIOiAltA MTIMMiN. Iirfrnitiint. you A its: iik iik iiy HKQ FlllKD to file your Aniwiir with the Clerk of title Court end to trrve a copy of the urine upon tha plalnlltf'a attnrrry, whom name and adilrrna appear hrlow. on nr be* forn the ZSth ility of May 1)44. or a Ilrcree Pro riuife.au may he entrrril nmiln.l you. Dated thla IZnd day of April l» « l. (.Seal of rtrrult Court) Arthur II. llarkwlth, Jr. Clerk lly: Martha T. Vllilrn Deputy Clerk n m v A tto ii. iiu itT Attorney for Plaintiff IIS flout h Court Htreet Orlando, Plorlita Puhlleh: April I*. May I, I, 11, I ye I CUT-TI amused by It thsn Presley) by Jesse Pearson on the Broadway stage in the tre­ mendously successful "B ye Bye Birdie," a take-off which Pearson repeated in the film version o f the musical. And now Elvis imperson­ ate* himself! This tour de force takes place in Mctro-Goldwyn-Maycr's new song-filled comedy, "K illin ’ Cousins," a rowdy, raucous, down-to-earth hill­ billy affair in which Prwlcy plays a dual role, one as a blonde, the other with his na­ tural dark hair. It runs Sunday through Wednesday at the Rita Thea­ tre. Aa the blonde, he Is seen as Jodie Tatum, son of a roolin'tootln' hillbilly family who own* a mountain in Tenncs- Legal Notice In the Fourl ef the Cueaiy Juiter, ttrmleale County, atele of Klnrlila. In Trebntn In re the Ketnte oft II KrIS 11; P. A IIKLX DecesseS. FINAL S O T im Not In' la hereby given that the uiiileralaiied will, on the lei day of July, A. D. 1S44, prraent to tha Honorable County Judge of Hernlnule County, Florida, her final return, ar. count and voucher., aa KiecuIrla of (he Ketata nr UKItHIK P. AIIKKU dreeaeed, and at .aid time, then and there, make application to the aald Judge fnr a final arltlrment of admtB 1st rati on of lalil eatale, and for an order discharging Bettie V. Caaloer aa such Kascutrlx. Dated this the 14th day nf April. A. D. 1*<4. llettle V, t'selow Ae Kieculrls of ths Estate of Ileesle P. Abslt Deceased. Puhlleh Stay SB, It. SI * Juns I, I t lf. cnu-41 TWO HIKINLCLAI) beauties and Elvi« in tho middle I That’s the happy situation o f 1’ rcHley’s new song, dance and Rirl-filled Metro-GoldwynMnyer comedy, "Klssin’ Cousins." Yvonne Crain (left) and Pam Auidin are two of the lovelies in thu rootin’-tootin’ entertainment in which Presley plnys n dual role ns a hillbilly mountain man and an Air Foreo officer. Runs Sunday through Wednesday at the RiU Theatre. sec, distills moonshine whis­ key and spends a good deni of Rt time taking potshots at "revenooers." As tile brunette, lie plays Ilia role of Josh Morgan, a lieutenant In the Air Force and the man chosen to pla­ cate the formidable Tatumi so that the government can Funeral Notices Funeral services for C lif­ ford A. lnghram. IS. who died Thuraday, will be held at 4 p. in. Saturday at Ilrluon Funrral Home. Uurlal will he In Oaklawn Memorial Park with Hanford Masonic Lodge IS con­ ducting graveside eervlree. , a---------------- -— 1:30 • 3:1)0 KAe TODAY it SAT. I • FRENCH — HWY. 17-93— SANFORD — BAR BY JUDY TURNER We’ll have one quiet weekend— thin one— be­ fore the rush of Memorial Day, graduations nnd June weddings licgin, bo it’s a good time to relnx and enjoy it. Just take It onsy, forget about cooking and sit back in the cool air-conditioned comfort of one o f these plnces . . . Tha whole family will hr happy at the prospect of eat­ ing out and choosing just the things each o f them like*. What better place for a treat like that than tha Trade Wind* Cafeteria In the Semi­ nole riaza. If you want to go on Thursday night which ia family night, everyone gel* a free dessert. Steak night 1* tomorrow—just a dollar for a three-quarter pound T-bone, a a * Atmosphere is the word at Freddie's, so if your Idea of relaxing include* plush car­ pets, good food, delicious wine* and a sophisticated air, Freddie's is a must on your list. Take your choice from either the famed steaka or seafood and top the evening by listening to Carol Pottljohn in the Lamplighter Lounge. • e • It’a away* o ff yet — the Capri Is planning a big Roar­ ing 20's party for June 10— but you'd belter start get­ ting those costumes together. Thera will be prizes for the best costume — Charleston too, ao get out those old records and do a little prac­ ticing. Joy had a similar party a year or so ago which w a ■ a fabulous success. Meanwhile, for your weekend entertainment, the Jack ltossman trio is still providing some o f (ho best music and fun around. Reminder . ■ ■ itill some good dates for parties, brunches, group luncheons, banquets or zither celebrations. a • a Any tima la a good time, hut an ideal time to etop at Jean's Spaghetti House In Orange City is on your way bark from the bench. Tile ap­ petite you worked up during the day will be wonderfully satisfied this weekend With the aperial—meat or rherse make a deal with Pappy and ravioli . . . . the meal for Ma Talutn (Arthur O’Connell |Lfl5 includes salad, bread and Glenda Farrell) to build and butter and coffee or tea. a a a an 1CBM missile base on lop Fnr a handy place tn relax of their mountain. In tills endeavor you will n bit on your way home may­ (hink you are seeing double be, slop at George’s Tavern when Elvis, tha hillbilly, on French Ave. You’ll be fights ElvD, the lieutenant; treated to the friendly com­ or when one Elvis sing* and pany o f the people working dances alongside Ihe other; nr there in addition In the clean when one Elvis make* love tn cool lounge. Ur, you might Pam Austin and the other tn Just pick up a package while Cynthia Pepper in tha tame you're pasaing by, e * a scene I A particularly fine place to II should make the millions of Presley fans around the go, especially during the world awfully happy since lunch hour or right aftsr they're getting two Presleys work, is tha Caribt Lounge. Eat mins o f the good food for the prica of one. prepared at Rcse and Wilk's restaurant or sip a long cool drink. You enn celebrate a small pnrty there too . . . take a tip from Amy Ander­ son whose birthday anniver­ sary was honored not too long sgo . . . with cake and all. a a a Tarty time also at Spen­ cers', where early cne morn­ ing they were cleaning up to get ready for the weekend festivities, according tn Ed. Several group* arelined tip to take advantage o f the faellitle* in the New Orleans Room with its Vicux Cnrro like decor. You don't huvu to have * pnrty to have a good time at Spencers, though. Just yourself, a drink and the friendly peepia are all il takes, a • a Although it has been open for some time now, one o f the most exotic clubs in Central Flurlda, Club Juana, will be holding its official Grand Opening next Monday night. May 25. Don't wait 'til then to atop in, but you should mnke plana to go there on Monday too , , , free (nod will be served In addition to tho usual fine drinks nnd live entertainment which la there every night. Club Juana is opposite the Jai-Alnl Fronton and the Fern Park Pinza nnd ia owned by Mika and Mary Therein Pintnr who also own tho Line-Inn in Maitland. The attractive and uniual design and styling of the Club Jutiun are due to the artistic iihllitie* of Mr. Pintur. . . . Danc­ ing every night, right along with the entertainment. ACADEMY AW ARD winner Sidney Poiticr stars in "Lilies o f the Field" showing currently at the Seminole Cinema Theatre. Co-featured is “ Hud," winner o f three Academy Awnrds. & PACKAGE — BEER ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Price You're Glnd To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASE — Plenty Of Free Parking — THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL MEAT OR CHEESE lnrludr* Salad, Bread, Butler, Coffca or Tea — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jean & Roern Mnraitlo Welcome Taut Jean's Spaghetti House Open 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. — Parties Accommodated lin y . 17-92, Orange City — Reservations: I’ h. 775-33(9 Hints For Your Enjoyment! Misa Carol Pettljohn Entertain* Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Steak House Central Florida’ti Oldest & Finest — JIM SPENCER’ S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL l.OUNGB ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $8.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS MUROBStnOB (a real delieary tha way w* prepare them! . , . they ar* NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER FROG * # HPN LIKE THE DEVIL I ! ! SHIRLEY JONES h ossan o bkazzi IN a • l{r SUNDAY New Oricana Kimiri ar* liable every night "Tor private parties up to 50. South French Ave. Sanford “ DARK PURPOSE” IN Technicolor -------- inh*>, snow s AT 1:00 • 3:03 3:10 . 7:30 3:51 «w iheftet tune! K ,iS 2 iN C q VIS i NS u to a m frtA m eo w Phone FA 3-0SS1 T>rftCibaiFood CowleotdQwiee Come dine with ot. Enjoy crisp, sppatiilng aeled*.., testy pies, cske* and creams,. .tsnder, delicious prime meets and gsrdtn Irsih vegetables. . . served In truly pleasant surrounding*. And rsmsmber, Thursday night fi* "family night" with free dessert* for ell...a n d Saturday night I* "steak night" whan you get e tig » ; lb. T Bone iMak cooked to your order lor only one doiler. i (/•'Luncheon: IIA Ml •3.15 P. M. Dimer: 4:30 - 9-00 P. If. Trade Winds Cafeterias also located la Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa, Melbourne ft Ft. Pierre. 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OPEN EVERY DAT (beep* Buaday) r �f 0 i ; || H Kr V n ln l Page 8—Fri. May 22, *64 ffrall Buffet Dinner Honors Seniors Mrs. B. L. Harvey w u hoa­ t e n to a buffet dinner at her home on E. Second Street honoring Miss Ann Mahan and Mlaa Diana Clauie, mem­ ber! o f the *64 graduating elaaa of Seminole H i g h School. Aaiiitlng Mra. Harvey as co-hoiteaa was Mrs. A. B. Hanaon. The honoreet and gueita asaembled in the spacious recleation room of the Harvey home to be served, and re. treated to tho softly lit patio to enjoy a leisure dinner. The besutlful serving table was centered with red and white carnations and a grad­ uates cap. The napkins were rolled and tied with red rib­ bons In replica of diplomas. A delicious dinner was serv­ ed, featuring ham, turkey, casseroles, salads, relishes, punch and a red cake with white frosting. Following the dinner, the guests enjoyed a delightful evening of dancing in the recreation room. Each of the honorccs re­ ceived sliver bracelets and charms from the hostesses. Roy Green was awarded a box o f candy as tho door prize. Couples enjoying the even­ ing were Ann Mahan and Tommy Hinton, Diana Clause and Don Harvey, Judy Laven­ der and David Golloher, Mary Scott and Roy Green, Myra Meeks and J. B. Phillips, Honey Childs and Jack Cash, Linda Albert and Kenny Tyre, Carole Thomas and Billy Hig­ gins and Janet Johnson and Mike Corgan. Also present were Ann's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahan; Diana’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clause; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Jr. and R. L. Harvey. Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. CALL 822-49IS MILS. R. L. HARVEY was hostess recently to a joint graduation buffet dinner honoring two mcmbcni o f the ’64 graduating class o f Seminole High School. Guests o f honor nnd hostesses were Diana Clause, honorce; Mrs. Harvey, hostess; Ann Muhun, honorce and Mrs. A. H. Hunson, cohostess. ter the Orlando Hair Styling Instituie. Mr. Cohen was bom In Os­ teen, and was graduated from Seminole High School with the class of 1960, where ha was affiliated with the Diver­ sified Cooperative Training program. He U presently em­ ployed with his father at the Cohen Radiator Shop. The wedding will be an event of June 27 at 8 p.m. at the Free Methodist Church, Fourth St. at I.aurcl Ave. No formal invitations art being issued, and all relatives and friends are cordially in­ vited to attend. The Ruth Circle of tho De­ nary Community Methodist Church held its luncheon at the Holiday House, DcLand, Tuesday, May 12. Sixteen members attended ami presented the b o o k , "Leaves o f Gold" to the re­ tiring leader, Mrs. Clyde Moore, and each member re­ ceived a gift from Mrs. Moore. During a brief business ses­ sion, it was voted to send a gift to sick mcmlKTS, Lola Booth and Mrs. M. Lakcman. MISS MARTHA CLEO TESTON r ja t o lm JACAItANDA CIRCLE Plua 35c Mailing and Handling Charge • 4 to 6 rosea from which to choose • Groups $1.00 each additional person • One to s person—two to a family • Children up to 12 years THURS. - FRI. • SAT. - MAY 21, 22. 23 H O U RS: THURS. and SAT. — 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. FRIDAY — 12:00 NOON • 8 P. M. C itu tf& A This Sunday After dinner a short bus|. new meeting was held with Mrs. Rector as presiding of­ ficer. Mrs. Rector gave a re­ port of the General Garden Club executive board meet­ ing. Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, horticulture chairman, talked about ttie care and planting of hibiscus, confederate J a a • mine, the bottle bush, palm trees, gladiolus, camellias and annuals. A highlight of the evening was the exchange o f plants by the members. Each member rooted her favorite plant and gave U to the member whose name she drew. After the business session Mrs. Rector presented the club gavel to Mrs. C. M. Flowers, president-elect. Mrs. Flowers outlined briefly next year's work and the circle ad­ journed to meet again next October. The community o f Enter­ prise will honor Miss Sarah J. Bums, recently retired postmaster, at a reception to be held from 2 until 8 p.m. Sunday at the achool cafetorium. A new pocket-sized precis­ ion exposure meter for the camera fan has a built-in viewfinder. Tho unit comes with a soft leather case and neck strap. Jacarands Garden Circle held Its laid meeting of Uie year on May 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Auburn Rector. Forty-three members a n d their guests enjoyed a cover­ ed dish supper. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Mra. T. R. Butts, Mrs. R. E. Peuritoy, and Mrs. L. B. Steele. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. George Beckhorn and Mr. and Mra. Nelson Nulph. Dr. and Mra. Kennath Wing of Sanford were also gueeU. Other guests attending were husbands of tha club mem­ bers. NOTICE A N N O U N C IN G F R IG ID A IR E W E E K — B E G IN N IN G M A Y 14 S to re w id e F rig id a ire SALE ! Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 122-0918 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring r jg — member of the faculty of Roll­ ing Hills Elementary School in Orlando. Her flanca was graduated from Lakeland High School, '! The Anna Miller Circle of the BPO Elks Lodge, 1241, Sanford, held its regular meeting Tuesday night, May 19, at the Elks Lodge, A new member, Mrs. Es­ ther Lansing, was wolcomed MRS. KATHY TOOKE Into the circle. Those attending the meet­ ing were Mmes. Charles Staf­ ford, Warren Haynes, Chris­ tine Blankenship, Huion Hale, Esther Lansing, Harry Adair, James Wehry, J. R. lloolehan Sr., J. R. lloolehan Jr., Clyde The Ethel Root Circle of the Ellison, Laymon Goodman, L. E. Thompson, Clayton Smith, Congregational C h r i s t i a n Frank Wight and John C. Church met recently at the Brown. home of Mra. Gus Schmah. Refreshments were served An Impressiva devotional after the meeting. service was conducted by Mrs. Bonner Carter w h o chose as her topic, "Pente­ cost." The business session was presided over by Mrs. Walter Bethea. Discussion was bald upon tha church expansion program, and R was decided Mrs. M. R. Dckle was hos­ that each member would lead tess to the Pixie Kindergarten the group in prayara for this nf Lake Mary at Its annual endeavor at each meeting. picnic and awimmlng party. A memorial for tha late A delicious picnic lunch of Mrs. Imogen# McPherson waa hot dogs, baked beans, potato proposed for the new church chips, cookies and cokee were addition. served on the patio after the Mra. G. O. Nordgren led a guesta enjoyed awimming In discussion on the joint wom­ the Dekle pool. an's fellowship hi tha church. Attending the ptcoic were A monetary gift was sant to Billy Joe Paxton. Julie Ilau- R y d e r Memorial Hospital, aer, Elaine Holmes, Ricky which will be used for re­ Deli, Tom Durham, Rose­ habilitation suppllei, scholar­ marie Sel bee, Kim Sheaffer, ships and medical hooka. Chris Shaeffer, Jean Hall, During the meeting tho Steve Default. Mark Default group rolled bandages for and their teacher, Mra. R. W. Llppincott. Social Division Has Breakfast MISS DIAN AIKEN T V Gamma Omega Chap­ ter o f Epsilon Sigma Gamma held its annual spring banquet last Saturday night at the Capri Restaurant. The tables were decorated with arrangements of assort­ ed spring flowers, and the members enjoyed a delicious steak dinner, preceded by the invocation, given by Joanna (Mrs. Buddy) Bass. Highlight o f the evening was tha presentation of "The Girl of Hie Y ear" award. This year the honor was awarded to the new president, the love­ ly and vivacious Kathy (Mra. Henry 3rd) Tooke. Making the presentation was Hope (Mrs. J a c k ) Shlrard, a former "Girl of the Y ear." A gold plaque was present­ ed to the retiring president, Claire (Mrs. Kirby) Fits Jr. as a gift token In apprecia­ tion for her outstanding ac­ complishments of the past year. The chapter added a gold charm to the bracelet of the sponsor, Mrs. Jim Livingston. Other members and guests attending were Mr. and Mra. James McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith, Mr. and Mra. John Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Milner Osborne, Mr. and Mte. Bud Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Estridge, Mr. and Mte. Ernest Cowley, June Brodie and Jos Zebrowskl. Ethel Root Church Circle Hosted By Mrs. Gus Schmah Lake Mary Pixie Pupils Enjoy Annual Picnic Lakeland, and from Stetson University. At the latter, he held membership in Pi Kappa Phi social fraternity and was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Col­ leges and Universities. He Is presently enrolled in the College of Law of the University of Florida In Gainesville, where he is a member of Delta Theta Phi, legal fraternity. The wedding will take place at the First Presbyterian Church in Gainesville, on June 19. Woman’s Club Kathy Tooke Awarded Girl Of Year By Gamma Omega H eld A t Lodge Hosts Reception Wall 11X 14 Portrait Mr. and Mrs. B. E. (Dick) Aiken Jr. of this city an­ nounce the engagement and approaching m a r r i a g e of their daughter, Dlan, to Paul L. Marts, eon o f Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Marts o f Pompano Beach, Florida. The bride-elect is a native of Sanford, attended element­ ary schools her# and was graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the clasi of 1960. She later attended Stetson University In DeLand and re­ ceived a BA degree In Ele­ mentary Education. At Stet­ son she was a member of Delta Delta Delta social soror­ ity, Kappa Delta Pi education­ al honorary, Mortar Board Leadership honorary, a n d mss named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Miss Aiken is presently i Circle Meeting Enterprise Area ONLY Mrs. T. C. Thompson enter­ tained the Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church at her home on Palm Terrace Mon­ day evening, May 18. Mra. Ray Williams, presi­ dent, presided at the short business meeting. The group enjoyed a Bible quiz, and an interesting devo­ tional entitled, "What Is Re­ lig io n :" by Mrs. Robert Mc­ Daniel. During the social hour, the hostess scrvc<i refreshments, and presented each guest with a ceramic vase made by her husband. Others attending were Mra. Tom Mero, Mra. Carl Mc­ Whorter, Mra. Carl Moyer, Mrs. Sidney Richard, Mra. J. D. David, M n . George Scott, Mrs. Tom Fulton, Mrs. W. J. Brooks, Mrs. Leo Watson, Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs. John O'Donnell, Mrs. William Mallczowskl, Mra. H o m e r Parker and Mrs. John Walk­ er. Miss Dian Aiken Engaged T h e Anna Miller Enjoys Luncheon DON'T M ISS IT! ! Four members of the 1984 graduating class of Seminole High School were honorees of a "W eek en d -a t-th e-B ea ch Party" this past weekend at "The Happy Shack,» New Smyrna Beach cottage of Cdr. and Mrs. Thomas Conder. The young ladies enjoying the bright Florida sunshine and cool ocean breezes were the Misses Judy Lavender, Sharron Stanul, Susan Brown and Maria Rowland. Hostess and chaperone for the w e e k e n d was Mrs. Thomas Conder, quitted by Mrs. Curtis Lavender and Miss Candi Conder, who will also graduate this year. Mrs. Thompson O f DeBary Church Bounds Lika Magle Doesn't It? It Is . . . Magic That I’ uta Your Beauty Accent Where It Belongs! Un Your Hair! A t Beach Party Has Meeting With T h e Ruth Circle Then It’s Time For A Change . . . A Change In Your Hair Color, (H Course! Seniors Honored T h e Dorcas Class Miss Teston To Marry James Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Dclton W. Teston o f Sanford, announce the engagement a n d ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Martha CIco Teston, to James Albert Leo Cohen, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Albert Cohen, also of this city. Miss Tciton was born In Sanford and attended the pub­ lic schools here, with plans being formed for her to cn- Four Graduating leprosy patients in India, which will be sent through the Church World Service. At the conclusion o f the meeting delicious refresh­ ments were served by the hostess to the following: Mmee. T. R. Alford, Bonner Carter, M. J. Corbett, Walter Bethea, Ralph Losslng, G. O. Nordgren, A. M. Remusat and Edward Simpson. Party T o Benefit The Osteen Civic Building Fund By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Joe Masters and Mra. P. T. Piety were hostesses for a demonstration party held at the school auditorium, Friday evening. All proceeds from the parly were to be added to the Osteen Civic As­ sociation building fund. Attending were Mrs. Richard Brooke, Mrs. Richard Pickles, Mrs. Nick Pfclfsuf, Mrs. Betty Snyder and son, John, Mrs. Lilly Boyer, Mrs. Eve Foster, Mrs. Marv Barn­ hart, Mrs. Edward Pell. Mrs. Albert Pell. Mrs. Eunice Jenklnson, Mrs. Guy Beall and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Also Mrs. Hazel GHhuly, Mrs. I. Walter Hawkins. Mrs. John Tatum Jr. and daughter, Debbie, Mrs. Charles Giblin, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Jul­ ius Gcrhcardl. Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs. John Jurat. Mrs. Eva Williams, Mrs, I,. E. Lccpcr, Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Doris Lee, Mrs. June Porzig, Mr*. Connelly and Mrs. Neva Williams. The Social Department of the Sanford Woman's Club met at the club Wednesday for the annual May breakfast, followed by bridge and ca­ nasta games. Breakfast was served at 8:30 a.m. by Mrs. Roy Tillit and her committee, consist­ ing of Mrs. A1 Hunt, Mrs. Fred J. Harris. Mrs. II. W. Thomas J e f f e r s o n was Rucker and Mrs. Stephen known as "(he pen of tha Terllorst. American revolution." Hostesses for the card games were Mrs. B. B. Crumicy, chairman, with Mrs. F. IJEAUTY SALON T. Meriwether, Mrs. L. E. Over Roumillat's Drug Spencer a n d Mrs. Frank Evans. — Special — Thera were five tablet of 110 Cold Wav* bridge and two o f canasta. Complete Permanent High bridge winner was fg .O O Mrs. Spencer and high in ca­ Haircut $1.00 nasta was Mrs. W. D. Hoff­ Shampoo St Set $1.50 man. No Appointment Nea. Screen winners were Mrs. Open Eves By Appt. Rucker, Mrs. J. O. Huff and Ph. 322-9458 Mrs. George R. McCall. KING’S U BREAKFAST SPECIALS! FROM 8:00 TILL II A. M. ONLY 2 EGGS (AN Y STYLE) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES 34‘ free •2 c o ffee 1 EGG (AN Y STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 2 9 ‘ FREE COFFEE TO U CH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD f■t e if it e u f AUMhVBfWST QUALITY ™ DeBmry Personals We ere ell glad to welcome Edward McCarthy beck to DeBery. Ed hae been north where Mrs. (Penny) McCar­ thy passed away while visit­ ing their children in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Utman of Jasmine Dr. held open house Sunday afternoon for their new and old naighbora. B O Y S & G IR LS Enterprise Catch Up . • • Get A head Bummer Program tor Elementary Grades Personals By Bale* Saedgitaa Don't forgst to get your free X-ray Monday May t8 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Ryan's store. ■I HI Ml ' <J. a» i •*• • •te I s, K O D A K Ti l l S it\( 1 ( A rvil IV A s Wieboldt's CAMKBA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. Just II through July 81 The Sanford Naval Academy A special 8-week summer eeeeiee ef eoJeyeMe bet affective remedial acUvHlaa/ Seeding, apelting, arithme­ tic/ Mere lag eiaaaaa/ teach nerved/ Afteraeeea fee iporta; baseball, awimmlng, teaaia/ Small claaeee/ Co-educational/ Nesi-miUtary/ Infernal/ Belated atmeephere/ early — MODERATE RATES — COMBINING BECBEATION AND STUDY FOB THE STUDENT WHO WANTS TO CATCH UP . . . GET AHEAD! Phoao Summer Program Director: 822-8182 cool arnel® Refreshing Arnel® triacetate Jersey . . . with delightful water-color prints 1 They’re sized and styled just for the misses and half aize figure . . . perfect fit, perfect flat­ tery I Whisk them through a hand washing . . . they dry fast, shed wrinkles! vrinkles Come see .the whole wonder­ ful style collection . . . tagged with our terrlflo big value price I 6 98 ifi �f !*' Silver Drainer DEAR rOLLY—My silverwars drainer la the beat ever. I uae ■ plastic pitcher (coat leas than 50 centa) with a handle, llolea were poked In the bottom of the pitcher with the heated end of an Icc pick. Put silverware in the pitcher as you wash, then acald and drain It under the hot water faucet without setting burn­ e d .-liK R It Y UEAil POLLY—I have al­ ways waahed the window screens with a brush In a email tub. The other day I derided to fill my wheelbar­ row with hot water ami some cleanser. This made the job ao much easier as 1 could lay each screen in the wheelbar­ row and use a car brush with a handle. Next 1 rinsed them off with the hose. The wheel­ barrow had been placed near the hose to save steps.—M Its. It. II. DEAR POLLY-When dia­ pers get so thin that you have to use two on baby each time he is changed, sew them to­ gether. I lake two diapers and sew them together all around tiic outside and down the mid­ dle. This also cuts my fold­ ing time in half and when they come out of the dryer tiiey are not nearly ns wrinkl­ ed as a single diaper. They last longer, loo. I save one or two tops from empty spray cans that have held starch, furniture polish and so on. When I happen to get a new can that does not •pray properly. I just take off the spray top and put on one 1 have saved. Please keep up the good work. Your column la most helpful.—MRS. V. E. DEAR POIXY—A science teacher friend noticed a jumbled pile o f newspapers on a shelf. I told him we eventually bundle tliem up for the Roy Scouts’ paper pickup. He found two big hooks ami a length of heavy twine which he cut In two pieces. Removing the papers from the shelf, he act the hooka In the wall above tha shelf, fattened a piece of the string to each hook and let them hang over the shelf. He then made a neat pile of papers, placed them ON the twine where overlapped the shelf and let the pile rest on It. Now when the alack Is big enough all we have to do is draw the twine tight and tie around the papers. Repeat to start a new accumulation.— ED. UIRI.S—Those of you who havte had to struggle with tying up stacks of old papers and magazines know what a real help this would be. Thanks to another of our help­ ful gentlemen readers. — POLLY DEAR POLLY 1 don’t have too many bright ideas but my daughter, 11. Insisted this was good eiiough to send you. Of course, I feel sure she plans on getting the I’olly Dollar If my hint is used. The last time I washed my glass fiber curtains 1 dreaded tak­ ing them down to put the hooka In as they always wrinkled when I did tins. I took the hooks out to the line and (lipped tliem Into the cur­ tains while they were still hanging. I took them down one at a time and hung them at tha windows.—MRS. E. U GIRLS—This could be used for any drip dry curtains — POLLY Share your favorite homemaking Ideas . . . semi to Polly in care of The Sanford H e r a l d . You’ll receive a bright, new silver dollui if Polly uses your idea in Pol­ ly’s Pointers, 1 3l3 Femmes, Here And There Ry Helen Ifenneasy Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Editor The doughboyi of World War I brought home the image of "Mademoiselle de P arce" as a gay. gaudy chick, typical of a chorus. She’s not. Many American w o m e n think the beautifully gowned mannequin in Hie Dior crea­ tion Is the ty pical Paris wom­ an. They’re wrong, too. Parisieonos, except for the very rich, dress plainly, wear simple hairstyles because they must set their own hair. These homely truths wrre told to me by a Frenchman who should know. "Tha average French wom­ an isn’t as well-dressed or as well-groomed aa Hie Ameri­ can woman," say* Michael Grunellus, manager of the Paris branch of an employm e a t service (Manpower, Inc.). "Ready-to-wear clothing ia very expensive In Paris. Ca­ reer glrla can’t afford a lot o f coamctlcs and weekly visits to the beauty salon." The American girl w1» hat envied the supposed chic of her French counterpart will be surprised by Hits observa­ tion f r o m (irunclius: "A Frenchman walking Into Hie average American office for the first time thinks he has wandered Into a studio of starlets.” Rut Just when I waa men­ tally- patting every American woman on Hie back, Michael lowered Hie boom. Clothci notwithstanding. It aeeini, tic thinks, the French women know how to get along with men far better Uian we do. They are relaxed, ha claims, and wo are defensive. He saya the women here don’t a mire their husbands, they compete with them Instesd. As we were finishing our chst and our lunch a smartly dressed woman In a mink coat paaacd our table. "Take that m lok," said the handsome F r e n c h m a n . "When an American woman wants a mink coat, she tells her husband she must have one right now. The poor guy’s Ufa isn’t worth a dime unUl alia gets her coat. And he re­ sents It. "H ie French girl would aay, 'Darling, how I’d love to have a mink coat—not right away, but some day when you can afford It.’ Hien her hus­ band works Ills fingers lo Un­ bone to gel her the coat and he low s giving It to her." And so. my friends, vlve la difference! Chic Chat Q: " l have a weight prob­ lem, but I’ m tired of wcurlng neutral shades and dark col­ ors in order to avoid looking heavier than I actually am. 1 bought a bright grern drevs, lint my husband snyi I look like a (hip sailing across Hie room In it. What pattern* and color* will not emphasize my figure prom lem ?" — Mtv. Joan T. Dear Mrs. Joan T .—Small prints and vertical stripes even In bright rolosw shouldn't make you look heavier. You should avoid bold colors, large print! and plaids, but you'll find you can get away with pastels if you choose overt) louse styles that have the same color skirts. Be sure you ataer clear of two-color roatumei. ricaso send your fashion problems to Helen Ilenncssy in care of this paper. While stia cannot answer each let­ ter personally, letters of gen­ eral Interest will l>e answered In Uiis column. Foots College Bills Hunt Treasure For Profit, Says Bryant TALLAHASSEE (LTD Gov. Farris Bryant aaya the profit motive waa the main reason the slate decided to get Into the treasure hunting business. The governor told hia week­ ly newa conference Thursday the Cabinet fell It wasn’t get­ ting the "complete story" or its fair share of the booty re­ covered on successful Ireaaure hunting expeditious in Hie •Ute. GETTING organized: New design o f Italian Chivari chair makes it a valet chair for a man’a bedroom. Jacket hanga on back, pants on cross bars. Pocket miscellany s u c h ns l o o s e change, check­ book, cu ff link* or watch go in compart­ ment u n d e r woven hemp sent. Becjhwood chair haa black or wal­ nut finish and is under $15. (DsiWiO b b y . By Abigail A n Academic Failurei At 5 < DEAR ARRYi IIoir do you tell city relatives thnt you aren't living on a farm just to keep their kids for the whole summer? These relatives don’t ASK if they can send their children, they TELL you they are com­ ing. I think two weak* ia plenty, but we get them the day after school lets out, and they- stay until the day before school starts again. These kids are older than our own, and Hiey tense ours continuously. I am supposed to do all tho rooking, baking, washing, ironing and help with Hie chores in the field, and l*e real happy to have the ex­ tra work from the nieces a n d n e p h e w s . Advice through your column would b e appreciated. M a y h e they 'll read it and lake the hint, DREADING SUMMER DEAR DREADING: If you haven't the courage to TF.t.L them that you will be glad to have their children for TWO WEEKS ONLY, then you'll have to put tip with them all summer. The meek may indeed inherit tiie earth, but they don't have to arrrpt nhuso as a down paywev.t • • • DEAR A BBY: I am 15 and am quit* popular with both hoys and girls. About fifty kills a day tell me that they tried to get me on the phone hut my line was busy for so long they gave up. It’s my mother! Ahby. I hate to coinplain, but she is the gabbiest person in the whole world . . . and it is wrecking my popularity. She gets on the phone and talks for an hour to one pet son, and as soon as site hongs up she calls another person and tiea up tha phone for anoUw-r hour. How does a 15-year-old girl tell her mother she talks too darned much? GIRL WITH A GARRY MOTHER DEAR GIRL: Kim doesn't Hot if she's smart. • • • DEAR AR1IY: I am so lonesome I could die. I would tike a nice man I could support, keep house for, by presents for and to love. All he would have to do Is love me bark. I have never hnd anyone love me and no one to love. I have been married for 22 years to a I-don’t-know-wliat-youwould-eall-him, but be isn't a man. I am still married, hut if a real man came along I would get a divorce fust. I ain 53 but don't look it. 1 work every day and love my work. I want to meet a good clean man who would lie to meet a good clean woman with a house paid for), a ear (also paid for) and a job. LONESOME DEAR L O N E S O M E : When you married your CONFID E N T I A I. TO D O T T I E AND FRAN: "Showers" are traditionally parties given FOR the bride by her friends. The bride and groom decide who shall lx- invited to their wedding. Everyone who is invited to a shower is not automatic­ ally invited to the wedding. Nor should they expect to Newspaper Enterprise Assn. You can always trust Ter­ ence Iteese to eume up with a real blockbuster type of hand for any duplicate competi­ tion. He doesn't elnim that tills hand waa ever played and undoubtedly It was just made up. Thera will he probably almost as many bidding se­ quences at there will be peo­ ple playing it, but Reese points out that if South get* to six spades ha can make It by a double unblocking coup. Tho bidding in tha box shows one way to get to six spades. West opens the king of hearts and East w ill almost surely signal with Hia seven o f clubs. .South will ruff tha heart NORTH A A * to t « 1 4 a XX ♦ AQJ *AK1 WEST (I>) FART A »3 A AS 4 2 V A K Q J t e t V None ♦ It ♦ 0841 ABI C A q 107 SI SOUTH A K Q J 1011 V None • 107911 ♦ J« No one vulnerable Wet* North root K n A Paaa 1*001 4 A l* * " • A Peas Pass Tan Opening lead—V K opening and deehla to lead a diamond at trick two. West will play the king and South should corns to the conclusion that tha king was a bona fids singleton. Anyway he J.hn(jJomsw: ing. Apparently careful eonslderatlon haa been riven to your sen'* readiness—or lack o f It—to make a satisfactory adjustment in first grade. Re glad that the school is so in­ terested In hls welfare. "Falling" kindergarten Is not so unusual as you think. I know several children who spent two years in kinder­ garten. Soma o f them are now honor etudenl in high school. Children don’t all ma­ ture at the eame time in the same way. An extra year spent in pre-srhool activities may be just what your son needs to get o ff to a flying start in first grade. Bettor this than dragging hit feet. Y'our friends may not h# able to resist making some “ very funny" remarks — to them. “ Whnt’a the matter— doesn't ha know which way the hall bounces?" Top their •’witticisms’* with one o f your own; then change tha subject. Your biggast problem will be your eon’s reaction to not going on with hia classmates. Sugar-coating the truth may he warranted, lie may, for eaample, be told he is staying behind “ to help the teacher." Or, spending more time In kindergarten to make up for the days ha missed when he hnd chicken poa and measles. Ask tha school psychologist to advise you on how this should be handled. Some day when your aon is a success in his chosen field, he'll enjoy telling his friends that ha "flunked kindergar­ ten!" Please eend your school problems to Susan Light In rare of this paper. While she cannot answer earh letter personally, letters of general Interest will he an­ swered In this column. lie. • • • Get it o ff your chest. For l a personal, unpublished re­ ply. write to ARRY, Rox 33(15, Beverly Hills. Calif., 1*0212. Kneloss a stamped, Ity Mrs. Muriel I.awrenr*. si If-aildressed envelope. I Newspaper Enterprise Assn. • • • DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ARMY*, As we are expecting a second Rox 93(16, Beverly Hills, child, we recently move,! into Calif., 00212, for Abby’s a larger apartment to give new booklet, "HOW TO our aon, 6. a room of his WRITE I. R T T B R 8 FOR «wn. During the day he plays in it happily hut at bedtime, ALL OCCASIONNS.” as soon as I turn out hls light and class tha door, h* gets hysterical. I bought him a night light hut my husband won't let me use It. lie thinks that the boy Is too old for will eath dummy's acs of It and that leaving the door spades and ruff a second heart open ie babying him . . . ANSWER: Plraea let tnr to got hark to his own hand, lie will huve to play the test epeak to him: Young father, of hia trumps In order to ex­ your aon haa lost many fa­ haust East and he will be far- miliar things slnre you mov­ ed with the problem of gel­ ed into your new apartment ling bark to bis hand to play — the placement of objects in hls home, the home Itself, the diamonds. lid s will prove Impossible look of his street, of neigh­ unless lie has iniide Reese's bors and tradespeople. As their certain positions around double unblock. When West falls to follow to the third trump, Houth should discard dummy's king of elubs. Then he should throw the are on the last truinp. Finally, ha rash** dum­ my's high diamonds and leads lly Wayne G. Rrsndslsdt, the deuce of club*. East will 31.1). take his queen and then lie Newspaper Enterprise Aesn. forced to giva the rest of the Tennis, anyone ? Whether tricks to South. you answer yrs or no should depend on your general phy­ sical fitness. Tennis, you see. Is a strenuous game. If you are over 40 there is no rraann why you should •ha might he, and so not still enjoy this game If you take pains to hulld up Rut make It a private opin­ your fitness by observing a ion. Don't point out her few basic principles. flaws to your son, or let her Like handball and badmin­ know that you disapprove of ton, tennis is s game In which her. sudden hursts of energy ac­ You ran cause nothing hut companied by quick move­ trouble by trying to Interfere ments are alternated with In yonr son’s marriage periods of rest. For the Im­ Stick to a hands-off pnllry, properly rumllthuird player and the very things you think these short spurts often re­ should he corrected may be sult in sprained ankles, twist, corrected In time. ed knees, torn calf muscles, \Yhnlf\rr happens, remem­ shoulder and wrist injuries ber it'a your eon’s life. It’a and tennis elbow. up to him, not you, to take It ia adcisahle, therefore, cure of his wife and hls child. to spend six or eight weeks . — L-l Children Fear Darkness him have been part o f his equilibrium, ha has been shaken by the appearances of these certain thingi exactly as a sailor would be shaken at the tight o f a sky whose stars were out of place. Now at bedtime and the coming of darkness, he is afraid o f more disappear­ ances. I’ lrass let him have hit night light and open door, lie nerds them to recover hls rertiiinty that you and his mother won’t disappear into the darkness a* an many other objects ha knew have disappeared Into tha past. Little children fear dark­ ness for tha same reason that their elders fear death. It erases their relationship to the world. It erases the shape of (heir rooms, o f their toy shelves, their erlh bars, o f all tho things to which daylight hat connected them. When wa turn out their lights and elota their doors, we, too, disappear Into dark­ ness — and for a small boy who is struggling to re­ cover eerlalntlra in a home that Is still atrango to him, such a total disappearance o f hls parents can ha too ter­ rifying to bear. Poets and novelists often use tho word "darkness" as a substitute for tho word “ death" because they knew that wa all feol for darkness something o f the fear wa feel at tha thought o f tho eras­ ings o f death. It Is tlma this was said so that the parenta o f little children ean consider the real meaning o f what they aro asklnr when they demand premature courage from littla boys and gtrta dealfng with darkness at night, alona, be­ hind a closed door. The Doctor Says: Tennis Is Strenuous Miiiett Safe With Sports Shirts Castro Adopts New Slogan Re Susan Light, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I have Just had a eonferenra with my kindergartener’s teacher and principal. The school psychologist sat in for good measure. A fter a lot of double-talk about "Immaturi­ ty" and "lack o f readiness," I gathered that they were sug­ gesting that my son ha re­ tained In Kindergarten for another year. Now, honestly, Mrs. Light, did you ever hear of anyone flunking kindergarten ? Tha whole idea seems preposter­ ous to me. The final decision will lie his father's and mine. Since our boy will lie six tills summer, the school can't legally hold him hack. What shall we d o ? —FLARllERGASTED ANSWER: Take the advice of the teacher, tlie principal and the school psychologist. They know what they’re do­ O ftiB h id q s iBy0swaldJac°bv Ja c o b y ('Ost husband you swore In the presence of God and man to keep him in sickness or in health, for better or for worse, 'til death parted you. I don't know what ails your mute, hut he is yours. You will have no trouble finding another male to support, buy p r e s e n t s for, keep house for and to "love" if all yuu ask in return is to he "loved hack." Rut don't expect to replace your “ Idon’t-knovv-what-you- would rall-hlm" with a real man because real men don’t let women support them in ex­ change for "love." • • • Newspaper Enterprise Aasa. Recall: your grandchild Is "M y son'* wife," write* a another woman's daughter, mother In-law, "always wants and the ha* a right to de­ to be on the go. She leaves ckle bow tho child will be my granddaughter with any­ one who will mind her while brought up. she goes out during tha day Alto, your ton i* another with her friends. She neglects woman's hut band, and if ho her house, too, and It’s a mess. is satisfied wllh hi* marri­ "When I told my son he age, that It all that it ni-cesought to put his foot down, stry. If his wife ran do no lit Just laughed and said he wrong ao far at he la con­ wasn't complaining. So far cerned, there is no point in as he's concerned she can do your finding fault with her. ner's Insurance program. no wrong." You may be perfectly right You will find It more ad­ Then what are you worry­ in thinking that your son's vantageous fur your husband ing alaiut? It'a really not your wife goes out too much, isn't to add to hli straight life conrern, you know. ns good a rook nr housrkrrppolicy now and increase tha amount aa hit Income rise*. A widow or divorcee should consider this, too. If your husband increases the amount o f hia insurance, he can burrow from this when the time cornea to meet college eapensre. Meanwhile, lly Jerry Abechan t it may pay to look into Hie con vent Inna I texture* as in tha Increased coverage pro­ NEW YORK (NKA) — It's broad selection of corduroy broad husky fabric. Colors vides greater family benrfits. nice to have Inis of sports shirt* available this season. are almost limitless. Constant reviewing o f such The shirt-jacket — which Tin- shirt.Jacket is a gar­ shirts — if you use Uinn. keep* pipping into the picture ment like the awcater-Jackel a policy will bring it more In line wlUi buying power at Many men, however, find — Is receiving nice treatment of colder-weather wear. It can sports shirts, like vesta, gar­ at the hands of the corduruy do double duty, being more the economy rliangct. a m icable than a shirt, lets The tragedy is not to plan ments which are neither lure people. The corduroy la present In cumbcrtomo than a Jacket. financing for some college or nor there. Perhaps they are Urn jazzy fw vocational training for a and expensive to wear to Hie child. shop, loo flashy for the office, not warm enough on breezy days, not dressy enough for a weekend stop off at a good restaurant. Whatever Uieir limitation, MIAMI fU P I)—Cuba's Cat good talcs of sports shirts con­ tro regime, setting the stage tinue to keep menswear man­ for tonight's scheduled "anti ufacturers in oxford butonimperialism" mast mreUng downs. in Santiago, told Cubans to­ Unless you are the man who day they would be "better has everything in hia ward­ dead than conquered" by any robe, pay tome attention In outside force. your choice of sports shirt*. Premier F i d e l Castro's Toward thl* end, don't be abrother, Raul, who la armed fraid of color, but avoid tooforces minister, will address wild pattcrni. Your friends the planned monster rally In will remember an extreme the capital of Oriente Prodesign and conclude (perhaps vine*, where ba maintains hia rightfully) that you own only headquarter*. one casual shirt. Conservative stripes and TWO OUTFITS for the ociaoional flpurU nhirt wearer. Bright but not tenudy s trip s remain Arkansas rank* ninth among milder hues might be Hie best popular. Corduroy, aucit in this ahirt-juckct, states of Hie Union in Utc pro bcl. makes a casual garment aIao a serviceable one. For more varsaUls service, ductioo oi oiL wg 35 I f ycur ton Is now 10, hls Currently there are such first year of collega could things aa bank tuition loans that help you meet your coat you 90,000. Conservatives eyeing tha child's boarding school or coats o f higher education pre­ college bills. Extensive echodict • 6 per cent tuiUon in­ larshlp programs p r o v i d e funds once he haa enrolled. crease per year from now un­ But, for the long eduraUonal til 1070. Aging your aon (or haul, rtvlaw tha breadwlndaughter) overnight to tnter him now might aavs you 94,000. Since yuu can t do this, yuu must seek another course. How will you and your wiffc ■crape together extra thous­ ands to send a child to col­ lege? Insurance ia one approach to tha problem. The 91,000 or even 96.000 endowment pulley you normally would purchase fur your baby provides only a fraction o f what a fouryear academic stint will coat. Granted, it ia better than nothing. I before tha season In walking, skipping rope and general calisthenics. When you final­ ly step nut onto tha court ready to go, you ahuuld spend 15 or 20 minute* In a leisure­ ly warm-up volley. Avoid joint injuries hy per­ fecting the technique o f fol­ lowing Uirough on each stroke and leave tha violent cuts and smashes to the pro­ fessionals. I .earn to let the out-of-reach shots go. In oilier words don't try to lie a hero at the rxpenaa of your heart and your Joint*. Remember, you are playing a game, not winning a war. In tills rrgard It Is always belter for your peace of mind, your health and your wallet not to bet on the out­ come. You’re supposed to be having fun — nut trying to maku a place on the Olympic team. A t 40, It'a better to lie ellghtly seedy than seed­ ed. As with all trimmer sports, sunburn and heat exhaustion are hatarda to be avoided. It is la-tler to play a littla avery day than to save It up and play several hours on tha weekend. If you can’t play every day. It ia doubly Im­ portant to get your walk and your sxerclaa on the days whrn you don’t play, Tha former King o f Sweden waa still playing at 70 but then he played every day, using Indoor courts In bad weather. When you finish playing It Is better to stroll around a hit Ilian to sit down or lie on the grass. Take a tip from the trainers o f race horses In this respect. After the stroll, a shower or a short dip in tha pool will be most re> freshing. And don't forget— whsn you get too old for tennis, there's always ping pong. r Record Shop I Stereo Mixed Blessings nY DICK hl.KINEll Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK — (N K A )— "Ktorro,” says George I«ondon, "ha* become a mixed blessing." London is tha Metroplltan Opera’s outstanding bail-bar­ itone, and lie has made many records fur several companies. So he speaks from experi­ ence, and it has aometiiurs been unpleasant *xprrieriea. "Home eunipanles and sums engineers,” he says, “ usa stereo as a gimmick. Once, when I cuinplained that an orchestra wa* so loud I couldn't hear my own voice, the engineer said, ‘ Well, I'm planning to use your voice as though It were an Instrument and part o f the orchestra.' "1 fral that people who buy opera recordings, lika people who attend opera per­ formance*, do so because they primarily want to bear tha human voice. A recorded op­ era should feature the human voice as much aa possible, and bo aa faithful to the opera house sound as It can be.” Lundon’s latest recording •xperienca ia aa tha firat non- Russian to rtcord with tha Ilolthol company In Moscow, lie sings the lead In a "linrl* Godounuv'* which Columbia will release In August. "I think it Is a good re­ cording," he says, “ and the chorus it especially good. Hint Ilolthol rhorus! — they are so powerful I think o f them not as men but as a forca of nature. "The company used mostly German equipment and Rus­ sian technicians and Ameri­ can technique. But they paid lest attention to stereo gim­ mickry than American re­ cording companies." On this Russian tour, Lon­ don tang "F au st" a few times. He sang it In tho or­ iginal Frenrh, but tho Rus­ sian members o f tho cast sang in Russian. "They ars so otupld and naive," he eays, "aa they are In ao many things, and they tried to Insert propaganda In­ to the production o f 'Faust.' This is a religious opera, and they tried to maks It an anHrellgloua on*. "1 didn't know about it. 1 waa off-staga at those times. And my wife, who waa fat tha audience, didn’t tell me. She knows me, and waa afraid lhal I might havs m a te d a scandal. They did auch things aa change the ending— instead o f Mergutrlta going to liesv«n, aho waa lod o ff by an executioner in a rod suit car­ rying an ax." Dlck'a picks —- Connia Francis’ new hit-to-ba on MUM U "Tom m y." O lh tn : .Somebody's In My Orchard" (Nancy Adama, R C A ); ‘’ Ei­ ther Way I Loss" (Teri Thornton, Columbia) | "A ll of .Me" (Count Baalo, Verve); "Je" (Julius Laltoaa, Cadence); "Y a Y a " (Trlnl Lo­ pes, Reprise); "Monkey Bus­ iness" (Michel LoGrand, l’hilIpt). Pianists and organists at work: Dacca haa several new albums, featuring Carmen Cavallaro ("Bongs Everybody Knows” ), Ethel Smith (" A t the End o f a Perfect D ay"), Gtorga Payer ("Latin Songs Everybody Knows” ), Lenny Do* ("Something Special") and Earl Grant ("Ju st for ■ Thrill"); Dot ha* "This la Ivory Joa Hunts*"; * i ■— ff �dUghl i qkJtA 7:30-8.30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime. ' The As­ tonishing Alpine Circus.” Still more from the seemingly bot­ tomless circus pit known as the circus krone. The stars are a combination of lions and tigers, complete with dare­ devil trainer, an assortment ot elephants and a choice se­ lection of well - rehearsed horses and poniei. Also on hand are the expected varia­ tions ot acrobatics and trapcse dexterity. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. ABC Newa Special. "The Great Di­ vide: Civil nights and the Bill.'’ If you're willing tn in­ vest another hour rehashing much of what’a been in the public eye and ear during re­ cent months, this Interesting program discussei the pend­ ing Civil Rights Bill and what may be expected which ever T V Time Previews way the vote goes. You'll hear most of the major points of view expressed by their pro­ ponents (Governor Wallace, Attorney General Kennedy plus representatives of COKE, (he NAACP. etc.). 8:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's Law. "Who Killed Julian B uck?” The best performance In t h l a comedy mystery comes from Ed Begley in the type of role he rarely gets (he chance lo play—a iwlahy publisher. The victim: a writ­ er who based his work on fact. The other suspects are headed by Terry - Tltontas, Rita Moreno, Keenan Wynn, Karl Boehm and Corinne Calvet. Good ahow for this aeries. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Twilight Zone. "Come Wander With M e." 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(1) larkle (Heaton (91 Hootenanny 1130 (3) Joey lllehnp (Color) (41 The Defemlere (9) l.awrenra Welle Night Movie 9:10 (S) Phil Hllvere 10:0* (9) The Hollywood Pal­ ace (Si Hunamok* (0 ) Itelllellne (I) Theater ol th* Stare 91 Adult Thealer (Si Movie 10:30 1:74 (4) Nif •»•, Wftthrr 11:10 4:34 40 Hunrla* H.mr.t.r 7:0# (4) (lrnw*r. Alni.n.c IlltS 11:10 (9) New. T;3! ID On* W»v Mirror (9) IlFR MM-Florlila SUNDAY P. M. 1:66 (l> Acr<»M Th$* F>nr« (4) c*|il. Kangaroo 13:00 |9l Oa.lh tor Today IS Roi-kr Jon.. III Revival 4 36 421 ItnMn flon.l III Un* Way Mltror 4» 1 Major MsMury 12.10 (9) Lower Light llouee 1:10 IS) Th. Alvin Hhow 13) oral Itoberle (41 Th* Alvin Himw (41 Industry (in Parade •'34 (21 It urr A Reddy 12:13 (41 llaeeball (4) Tennta..* Tuied* 1:00 19) Herald of Truth (9) Huptrnian (3) llaeeball 14.44 42) llai-tor liratlioot* 1:20 (91 laeue* A Answer* (4) quirk Draw MKlraw 13) llaarlmll (9) Junior Auction 3.110 CM Direct Ion 'll M ill (I) Fir *11*11 XI. 3:3o 19) Hlerrivery '*4 (4) Mlxhtv Hour* 3:00 (91 Mot le (91 J.taona t .«•» 14) lllg IMi turo 11:04 111 |>rnnl* Th* Mfngii (2) Christophers (4) (tin Tin Tin 4:30 111 Men Into Space (9) c*.p*r 14) lour Lira III Th* 11:34 121 Fury World Today 4«e lloy Roxar* Dhow 3.40 |4) CRH Hporla Hparlacin Beany A C e ll ular SATURDAY IS 4« <39 14) (9) (4) 13:41 P . M. llullwlhklr Hhow Hky King Rug* Runny na**b*ll— TV RENTAL • Main * Htrvlra Seminole TV PA 2-4120 Zenith Tolar TV Halea 2600 Hanford Are. (3) (9) 3:10 (31 |4| 4.*o 4:20 7:00 7:30 Topic Trallluaalar HE Collage Rnwl Ted Mark Amalaur Hour (t) mm century Ik) lilai'tieelon '44 (31 Meat Th* Prats 141 I'rnha (9| Death Vallay Day* III .Newer ope 191 Della A Harriett (3) Rill Dana Show 141 Imeela (9) Empire 13) Wonderful World af Color (4) Mv Favorite Martian DAYTONA BEACH DUO M OTEL BEACH MOTEL Illl t. ATLANTIC AVE. 10$ Unit* . . . offering a rltoie* beautiful Motel Ituoma, EHcir. ckn and Bedroom Apartmenl all attractively decorated and pr vktlng nfogant com fort. . . ^ »All (Mils hivs room controlled An Conditioning and Halt. Tils BMhroi mlk Tu$ A Showsr, Radio. HtH Music, TV, Roeai fkonat, riteali falcon • f(t»S water itnauiunf Paoli * SfcuHlabosrd Courts when he thinks he won't he implicated in her murder up pop* the cab driver (George Lindsay) who figures there's money to he made by keeping his mouth shut. 1011 p.m. NBC. The Jack Paar Show (Color) Beatrice Lillie, the greatest possible living commercial for her Broadway hit, “ High Spirits,'' cavorts, sings "I'v e Been to a Marvelous Party” and talkj to Jack in her customarily en­ tertaining manner. R o b e r t 3Ierrill sing* "Stranger In Paradise" and "Hello, Dol­ ly.” Tlie length of the ahow eliminated th e scheduled guest appearance of British star Dickie Henderson. After all, time had to be allowed for Allen Funt in order to plug a book and ahow some of his stock "Candid Camera" antici. TELEVISIO N Kan. City at N. T. 13:30 (I) Robert Trout Nowa 13:10 (31 ( HN New# 131 Wolch Mr. Wlsard 1:00 Si My Friend Flicks 12j Helene# Fiction Theater 1:30 (I) Champ Wrestling (31 lie.shell 3:30 is) Challenge Oolf 3:11 (SI Champ Howling 3t30 191 Theater X 4:00 III Champ Howling l:- « (3) Outlaws StOO (II lllg Picture 4:00 19) Wld* World of Sports 1:30 (SI lie the Law 4:00 13) Fishing Fun 1:11 (3) Newseop* 1:30 (SI Home Hardening 4:33 Kil Wash. Report (41 Mr. Ed 19) Huy Lombardo 4:43 13) Nswernp* 7:90 (3) Cirrus llo/ III Central Florida Hhnwraaa (91 Hea Hunt 7:30 (3) Thr Lieutenant 9:00 121 Saturday doesn't measure up to previous hair-raising ingenuity. Gary Croiby plays an unsym­ pathetic role a* a calculating pop singer who thinks he'll make the bigtime by learning folk tunes. Patronizingly, he has a backwoods miss sing him an authentic folk tune that turns out to be tragically prophetic for him. She sings about a jealous lover and, boy, he certainly show* up in the floah, 10-11 p.m. CBS. TTte Alfred Hitchcock Hour. "Bed of Roses.” Ironic circumstance la alwaya a writer's trick to engender suspense, but too many coincidences spoil the excitement here. Returning from a honeymoon with his bride (Kathie Browne), the groom (Patrick O'Neal) Imps a cab to visit hi* former girl friend only to find her dead, lie leaves the scene and, Just 1.00 (21 Ed Sullivan Show (0) Th* l.ucy Special 1:30 131 UrlnJI (9) Arreet A Trial 1:10 12) Ilonanea (4l Th# Celebrity Hama 0 10 III Mad* In America IS) llrenner 10:00 (3) Th* Itlver Nil* 191 Hlonsy llurke 14) Candid Camara 14:30 (91 MIC Navi Report III H'hat'a My Lln* 11:40 Hi Nawscop* III Harry llaeeontr New. (1) New.line 11:14 IS) Theater of tha Stars 11:10 It) I’eler Dunn 11:40 (9) Kayhola MONDAY A. M. 4:00 4r13 4:13 4:34 (2) Sign On 121 Hunehln* Almanao (41 Hunehln# Alntanao 141 Hunne* bomeelar (3) World Civilisation (91 You A Your Student 7.99 (I) Today (I) Operation Alphabet 7:11 tl) Farm, Markal Re­ port »:4I (I) Today (4 Malta Up Movlea I 10 19) M'ckle'e tloepal Tim* 7:33 (41 Naw* A Meetlier •:0b 191 Cartoonvlll* (4) Cept. Kangaroe 1:14 it) Wsalh*. and New* 9:13 (9) t'artonvlll* '.oo (31 Dlvona Court (91 Kaerule* 9:19 il l (lall Sterne Sbaw 3:|t> is Itumper Room (4) American lllatery II 41 tl) Say Whan IS) Mlk* tv.ll.ee (9) Spanish to.33 111 Nile Newt 1«:1» 12) Word (or Word III I Lava t.uay (*i I'rlca la Right 11:11 (Si Th* MeCay* II) Caaaantrallaa (9) H ill (I) (3) (I) Hat Tha Message Pat* A OlaSya Jeopard) Milling Link* Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will tot ec re­ sponsible for more than one ineorract Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered te conform le the policies ef this P»per. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuos, thru Fn. • I P. M. day befors Insertion. Moo. • Sat. MONDAY P. M. IS) Tea* geest Sn*r** ■la* New* 191 Hsvan Keys 11.14 t«) Harry Raasaaar 11:1* 19) Father Knows Beet DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tut*., thru Fti. - 2 P. M. day befors iascrtloa. Mob. i l l Heereh for Tomorrow (I) Truth or Conesqueness ll:(S IS) (lulling Light 1:00 If) Open Window (9) December Urld* (I) New* end Weather Legal Notice Rvntalrotlen mt V Irlllloaa t a n . Wa lha umleratgned. being 1:11 (9) LaffDm* duly aworn, do hsrrli) declare 1:13 (2) Focus undsr oath th* nemos of Z. Notices • Personals 1:19 (SI As Th* Werld Tern* all persona that lnter.et.it In the (1) Helene* huslnsss or prufreslon carried VACUUM CLEANER • LOCAL (91 Newsline undsr III* nanus uf ROLLREPAIRS • SALES 1:43 191 You A Tour Student on INO HILLS COUNTRY CLUI1 1:4* (I) Password ALL MAKES EHTATKH al I*. O. Box 1ST, (2) People WIH Talk t-onswood, Florida, and Ih* e«. Phone 322-2282 (91 Inn Southern tout of (h* Interest, Is as fol­ 1:31 (3) NI1C New. lows! 3:16 (S' The Doctor* JUST OPENED R u ral af 1:34 (4) Art l.lnklfttir Nam* lalrreal Sanford Vacuum Service, Re19) Day In Court Frederick K. Htad. On tier xair Dealer We have bags, 3:33 (9) Lies Howard Mary E. Hind* Owner 1:0* 13 (.orotta Young hoses and part* for all Frederick r. Nlada (II To Toll the Truth May H. Mail. makes. We'll recondition It (I) Ceneral Hospital STATE OF FIAHtlDA 3:23 (I) Douglas Edward* for only *5 93. Work guar­ COUNTY OF SEMINOLE 4:20 il l You Don't Hay anteed. Come in and see our Sworn lo and autucrllud hal:4| (S) Th* Maleh Oam* for me (hla 30lh day of May cleaners from *13.93 up. 19) Trallmaater A. D. 1944. (I) Merret Hlarm 2333 S. Park, 322 6311. Wrhhsr It llalnrs 4:33 i l l NIIC News Notary I'uhllr, Dial* of 4:31 It) NUC News VACUUM CLEANER Florida al la r is (I) Uncle Walt My Commission Expires (1) Discovery 'IS REPAIRS Nov. 4. ISIS 4:14 (I) Amarlea* N*w**t**d Publl.h May 32, 31 A Jun* ’arts, Supplies, Electrolux, 4.11 til NBC N*w* S. 13. 1314. Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, 3.44 ||) Clicrkinale i.'lllM I 4(1 Manilla Horella Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GK, 3:16 131 Ntwacope etc. Free pick-up. IS) Deputy Dawg la Ib* 4'awrt af Ib* t.'eaalr GM VACUUM REPAIRS l i l t 111 Newscopt Jadg*. Oemlaal* C eestr, Flor­ ( ! ) I.eere It To nearer ida, la Prabalr. 90S So. Myrtle 322-8627 In rel 97*1*1* af IIAZEL r W ITVSTT, Thinking Man's Boat Handling Looks Easy By Wm. Taylor McKeewn Newspaper Enterprise A i m . BELMONT, Mas*. — (NEA) —Iron Mike Herman handlri a big boat like an athlete. That is, lie makes maneuver­ ing look easy. Mike is a big man who likes large cruisers with room for him to move his .KM muscular pounds around. Thirty year* ago as a Icen-agcr he wa* big enough to lour aa sparring partner for Primo Camera and play varsity football at Temple, before getting his law degree at Boston U. “ Handling a boat or a play through the line, you plan ahead,'' Mike explains. "I was a big kid before my strength came. When a bigger tackle and guard dug in lo lake me out of action, I had to outthlnk them or get trampled. Swinging around a big cruiser in a crowded harbor takes the same achemIng." Commanding a mine sweep­ er in six of the rouglwst invasions of World War II altut helped Mike poliih up his seamanship. Firet Ume we taw him in action wai aboard a hefty 35foot Chris Constellation tied up in a busy marina. A good stiff breexa was blowing, the tide was flooding full strength, but Mike wanted to gas up for an early atari the next morn­ ing. First he took hi all dock lines except two. These he looped around pilinge and hr?k to the deck. Then, with his engines, he eased ahead to let them go slack while his wife. Skip, cast off one end of each and pulled the other aboard. No sweat. Backing out of the narrow slip be kept enough speed to m a i n t a i n good steerage, threaded his w a y neatly through the crowded float lines, and glided up to the gas dock. Skip dropped one eye loop over a piling. Mike used this ae a spring ta bold the boat against the pier while Skip secured additional Unea. One slim gal and an expert et the controls had docked the big boat perfectly without spy CLASSIFIED INDEX Loot & F o u n fl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent i»A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio L Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles .Vanted 36. Automobiles - TrucKs S. 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabnnnn Even with a big crew aboard and ashore handling linea, the boat could have bounced off every oilier hull in tho marina and started a real panic party. kllkc'i planning ahead has alio paid off in hl« buiinci* i o that now he can get away occasionally for a month at a time. When ocliool allow*, tliey sign on their daughter from Bryn Matvr and their teen age learn of big sons. Warren, Guy and $tarc, for crew. But alone, Big Mike and Skip can take ■ 30 or 60-footer alntMt anywhere. For this thinking team, big boat handling is fun — and limple. Essex And Zimmer Win Golf Tourney Lee Essex, with • plus sev­ en points, captured « point system tournament held at the Mid-Florida Country Club by the Senior Men's Golf Asso­ ciation. Joe Zimmer, with a plus five points, took second play in the tourney and Ken Kiefer and Loren Ptautx tied for third place with lour points apiece. LONE DOUBLE WINNER OXON HILL, Ud. (U PI) Only one ticket was sold on the winning twin double payoff of I15.3S0.38 Thursday night at Roe*croft Raceway. The lucky ticket bolder was not identified. TO MANAGE PATTKRAON NEW YORK (UPI) — Dan Florio, a veteran boxing trainer, la expected to be ap­ proved e t manager of form­ er heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson at today'a meeting of the New York Athletic Commission. RYDER CHAMP COMPETES NEW YORK (UF1) — Dai Reea, four-time Ryder Cup captain, is among the com­ petitors in the British Teachar f e f if e provisional golf tournament at North Cumber­ land Golf Club In Newcastle!, t fl| la ^ qb ! U # Sk Deceased. Ta III i'rrdllora aad Peraaa* l l n .lag t'lalma ar l l i n s i l a Agalaal aald Kaiatei You and each of you ar* hereby notified and required (o preeenl any rlalme and demands which you, or sllliar of you, nmy have aualnst th* ratal* of HAZEL O. PIIKVATT. drrraead, lata of aald County, lo lha County Judga of Samlnol* County, Florida, al hi* office In Ih* court hour* nf aald County at Hanford. Florida, wlihln alt calendar month* from Ih* (Im* of th* flrat pub­ lication of Ihls nolle*. Two copies of each claim or demand eliall ha In writing, and ahall atat* Ih* place of raeldanc* and poal office addresa of lha claimant, and ahall ha aworn to by tha claimant, hie axenl, or attorney and accompanlad by a tiling fee of on* dollar and auelt claim or demand not so fllsd ahall ha void. /a / CHARLES FRF.ll PHKVATT Aa administrator at th# Estate of HAZEL C. PREVATT. deceased tl EO. A. HI'EEII, JR Attorney for aald Katat* ttSH Magnolia Avanua Hanford, Florida I'uhllah May 13. >1. A Jun* S. 13. I»•«. CDU-SI s u n t so o r s u it THE HTATE OF FLORIDA TOi HENRY J. HTIHCKLAND and ESTHER V. STRICK­ LAND SIIS Cheater Slreal Tab ulna Park. Montgomery County, Maryland You ar* harahy notified that suit has been filed ngalnal you In Ih* Circuit Court ol Samlnol* County. Florida. In Chancery, an abbreviated (III* of which I* FIRST FEDERAL SAVINliM AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a corpor­ ation. Plaintiff, va. IIEMIY J. HTIHCKLAND and wlf*. ES­ THER V. STRICKLAND. De­ fendants, lha nntur* of said aull being n suit to foreclose that certain tnorlgaga dated October is. I lll. and of record In Offlrlal Racorda Book SSI, Pag* SSI, publlo records nf Hsmlnol* County. Plorlda. en­ cumbering lha following de­ scribed real property, to-wlt: Ia>t I In Block I* af ■IIIANTLKY H II O R E 8 FIRST ADDITION. Seminnl* County, Florida, ac­ cording to plat tharaof re­ corded In Plat Book f, pago 41. of th* Public Raonrde of Samlnol* County. Plorlda, and you ara hereby required la fll* your anawar In aald aull with Ih* ntdaralgnad Clark of aald Court and to narvo a copy tharaof upon lha Plaintiff# at­ torney. whoa* name and ad­ dress appear below, on or be­ fore Ih* lath day of Jun*. ISSI. and In default thereof Dacra# Pro Confaaao will b* entered against run. WITNESS my hand and offi­ cial ooal at tho County Courthouao. Sanford. Samlnol* Coun­ ty. Plorlda. tblo SSth day of April. ISIS. (■ B A D Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court By: Mortbn T. Vlhlan. D. C. Phillip H. Logan Bblnboloor and Logan Attorney* at Law P. o. Bos ITSI Sanford, Plorlda Attorney for Plaintiff Publish i Hoy L S. II. SL 1MI ODD-4 lljr ftaaforft frraU PaBe 10 — May 22. 19G4 1. BERRY’S WORLD 6 For Rent FURN. 3 Rm. apt.. Ut floor. Close uptown. *40 mo. Ph. 322-6261. ____________ FURN. Apt. *60 per mo. incL lights 4c water. 3223641. I A 2 Beuroom fum. apta. Quesnel Apts., 404 E. 14th St.. 322-8194. Turn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4. $33 Mo. 407Vk W. 1st. 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with PvL bath. 317 S Park Ave. 2 Bdrm. furn. up^ulrs a pi. 203 E. 21st St. $55. R. A. WUliams, 322-3931._________ 2 BR House. Kit. equip!. $75. Ph. 322-5303. 2 BR Home in Wynne wood. Avail. June 1st. Ph. 322-8132 2 Bn. k .-n . house In Country. Cool & qu:el with city con­ veniences. By week oe month. Adults. Write J. A. Peek, Rt. 8. Ashvilie. N. C. Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 5-6:30. 1 RR Housetraller furn. AdulU only. $73 mo. Ph. 322-1187. “Here Her, here Him . . . Here Her, Him . . . Her here Him . . . Him Her here . . . Oh, the heck with H r Education • Instruction 6. For Kent Skiing Lessons Private Instructions Ph. 322-6484 FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. NEW 2 BR house, kit. equip*. $73 mo. Hu 322-3C85. 2-ROOM furn. apt. $33 mo. incl. water & elec. 322-38CO. 2 DR. house, unfurn., screen­ ed porch, fenced back yard. Effic.. $45. 611 P ari. Just outside city limits. Ph. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses 322-8340 or 322-4319. SUMMER RECREATION 2 BR House, Bowman's Trail­ Program for children of all er Court. 668-490B. a g e groups. 2 Filtered swimming pools. Arts A 2 BB House, kit. equipt. 3424 Crafts. Qualified Instruc­ Chase. Ph. 322-4089. tor*. All day. *11 weekly. W Day, *0.50 weekly. Trans­ 3 Rm. turn. apt. Clean. Water portation available. Happy & lights. 130. 322-2764. Acres School. Ph. 3228481. On large lake, 1 and 2 BR, 5. Food trailer. Adults only. Ph. 322-7368. Dahy Beef, grain fed. 230-400 lbs. Custom wrapped. Ph. Lake Cottage, Furn. 322-6100. 322-9343 after 5 p. m. 4 Rm apt. Adults. No pets. 6. For Rent Rivervlew Ave ..322-2447. Payton Realty 322 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Furn. Gar. Apt. 2545(4 PaW metto. Ph. 322 0323 oe 322-3234. STORAGE SPACE. 307 SI. 322-3492 or 1374. 0th Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 122-0720. Unfurnished 2 BR. bouse, k it chen equipped. 322-3031. 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys at 817 Catalina Dr. RENT A BED 2 BR, turn. apt. 322 0173 un­ 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, furnish­ Rol'away, Hospital k Baby til 3 p. m. 322-0641. ed, on large shady lot. $33 Beds. month. Phone 322 0397. By Day, Week, or Month W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Furn. 3 Room Apt., $30. Ph. FA 2 5181 116 W. 1st SL CARROLL’S FURNITURE W. First St. AdulU. Phone 322-9480. 2 BR. unfurn. house. S. San­ g RR, unfurn. house, kitchen equipped. 2403 S. Willow. ford Ave. 3228892. Housctrsiler on private lot. Ph. 349-4282. *63 mo. Call after 6. 322-6087. SMALL Fum. cottage in Coun­ la th* Caarl *V (ha try. Cheap. Days 322-2022, 6A Special Notices J * U * * . S.mla*l* f o w w t y , »(■(» Furn. Apt. Pvt. bath A eo night 322-6830. of Flurld*. la l*rabala RUMMAGE SALE Frt. k Sat. trance. 322-0702. la r* Ik* Kolala of! Clothing of all kinds. Gra* 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Viol.A M. MTAIIK dustion formats, dishes, P m u k i I. LAKE MARY. 2 HR nicely Range. 3104 Park Ave. furn, house Spotless. Adults. m u . NOTICE cooking utensils 4k miscell­ Nolle* Is hereby given that No pet*. Ph. 322-3930. UNFURN. 2 DR Duplex Apt. aneous. Main Street, Ovlcslo Ihs umlsrslaiisil will, on th. Terrasio floors, tile bath, Itth day of Juns. A. D. IMf, 3 BR. 2 Bath. Kil. equipt. 801 between Bldr’s. Supply 4k prevent lo Ihs llonor*hls Coun­ Venetian shades, kit. equipt. Western Aulo. Laurel Ave. Ph. 322-0733, ty Judge of Hsnilnol* County, water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ Florid*. Ills final return, »e322-6406. 9. For Sale or Rent fount anti voucher*, as Ea.ruter 3 p. m. lor of th# E.tale of Villi.A FOR RENT II. ST AUK, d.r.u.ed ami at CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. sahl lima, than an.I thsra. Modern 2 Bedroom furn., or LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s equipt. 108V4 W. 18th. Ph. niaka a|>pllratlnn ta th* aald unfurn. Duplex, not under 322-1397, Judge for a final a.ttl.m.nt 3493932. flight path. of hta atlntlnlalrallon of .aid ratals, anti for an order dla3 Room Fum. apt. Near 11. Real Estate Wanted rharslns LUTIIICR C. IIAIIT, EVERETT A. HARPER Downlovn. 322 8331. J It aa auch Ksacutor. WANTED. Desirable lots in AGENCY - REALTOR Haled this Ihs n th day of trade on Spsrcrsft Trailer, 2463 S. Park Ave. FURNISHED RENTALS April. A. t>. I*<«. Luth.r C. Ilarl. Jr. Can be seen at 2003 So. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 2 BR, 1 bath apt. 818 Elm Aa Kaerutor of tho Ratal* French. Ph. 322 6457. Ave........................................843 of VIUI.A M. STAIIK D.rea.rd. 2 BR, 1 bath, 1008 French 12. Real Estate For Sale i. J ot Pavla, Jr. Ave..................................... $60 I*11 . O. Drataar 1314 AOTIfH TO V t l't T K PART Sanford, Florida 2 BR, 1 bath, 1817 Sum­ OF PI. AT OF I’uhllsli May I, 11. 21. 3». 1941 merlin ............................ $70 • WEETAA-ATEIt HILLS cu u -n KOTICK ib HKiticnr r i v e n UNFURNISHED THE TIME TESTED FIRS* kOTICK OF SH E R IFF* Stt.K that CHARLES E. IIUtOM. FA 2 8121 NOTICE IS IIKHKIIY DIV­ owner In fee .Impla of Ih# 2 BR. I bath, No refrig. .. $30 118 N. Park Ave. ES THAT I. J. I.UTIIKII IIOU- following dan-rlhad parcel of 3 BR. I bath, 2419 Yale LAKEFRONT HOME ISV. Sheriff of M.mlnol* Coun­ land, lying and being In BemlAve.................................... $83 ty, Florida, by virtu* of a writ nolc County. Florida, to.wit: Spacious 2 Bedroom Lake front laauad out of II a Circuit Court llagln on th* Snuth line of 4 BR, 2 bath, No rctrig $123 Home. Built-in range, Ige, In and for M.mliiol* County. lan 11. Illork C. Sweatwa. Florida, on tha 3TtIt day of lar llllla, Kamlnola County. utility room, quiet neighbor* STEMPER AGENCY Darambar, A It. I lll, In that Florida, according to plal 1919 So. French — 322-4991 hood. Excellent terms. No rartaln ran*# bttwt«n Jncnh thereof racordad In i’lal l(. Ituilar ami tlaoralana J. qualifying. 8130 include* llook IS. pagai It and 10 Iluilar, hla nlfa. Plaintiff., and In Ih* office of th* Clerk Down payment k closing I'liyllla tiialyn Kurd, at al. l>aof Circuit Court of Semi­ costs. Don't watt on thie fat danta, hat# In my pi>a»*»anole county. Florida there­ jun th* following daavrlhad one! Call NOW! Stemper inafter referred lo aa IN TUB riNCt'IT COUNT OF rtal a.lata, allualr. lying and THE NINTH JllllCIA L CHIPlat), at a point IS 14 feat Agency, 1910 So. F rench halng In H.tnlnol. County. Flor­ Went of th* BK Corner of Cl IT IN ANII PON SEMINOLE ida, to-wli 322-4881. aald Lot 11. run Northerly COL'NTT. FLORIDA I.ota S and I*. Work IS. along tha Kuterly bound­ IN CIIANf'ENT NO. ISM* HANi.ANuo t h k acm T ill NOTICE OF Pt'MI.IC STION ary lln* of Pina Way. a. 3 BR, 2 bath, cent, hes* A UK l.'TIFL'L. HANFOltD delineated on aald Plal. ami INSTITUTIONAL SECURITIES HKCTION, according to th* alr-cond., corner lot, lake CORPORATION. a New Tork Westerly along th* North­ Plat tharaof aa recorded In Privileges, in Lake Mary. erly boundary tin* of corporation, Plat Hook S. Pag* Si. of Plaintiff, Hweatwater Drive, a* da$11,800. Ph. 322-2800. Ih* Public nacoril* of ham•v*. lineal*.I nn aald Plat, to Inol# County. Florida. It* Inlerie-llon with Ih* RICHARD ARNOLD WEHflF.n, Kola S and la. Illork SI. Defender,t. AVaatarly bi jndary lln* of SANI.AMHI THE HITHTtll lo t S. Rlock D of aald TOi RICHARD A. WKU1IKII. HEAUTIFCU HANFOltD a alngla man Plat aa extended NAVIy, HKCTION, according lo I h * III Centra Street thenr# SKIy along aald In tb* Court mt lb * Conner Plal tharaof a* rarordad In Itumford, nhod* liland boundary lln* of aald Lot 1 Jndge. Sawateale Cowaty, Sant* Plat llook S, Pag* S*. of ai attended •for*..Id. and TOU ARE IIKIIKUr NOTI­ mt Plartdn. la Paobaao. I h * Fubllc tlacnrd. of BamIlia Wa.larly boundary FIED that a anil ha* bean In r# tb* Ealal* oft Inola County, Florida. lln# of lent* I and 7. Illork filed agalnat yon la lha CHARLES WILLIS BROWN, l.ol I*, I llo r k SO. HANKANn of aald Plal. lo IIt* BW abova-alylad Court, lo fur*- a 'k /a CHARLES W I L L I S tK) THE Ml'III'Illl BEAU­ Corner of Lot 7, Rlock II cloaa n mortgage on Ih* fol­ IlIIOWN, SR. TIFUL. PAI.M HPIUNHH of said Plat, thenea East­ lowing deecrlbad preparly: HECTION, according to th* Dacaaead. erly along tha South Lot II. Block A. DOL-RAT Plat tharcof at racordad In PINAL NOTICE Plat Hook S. Paga SS. of MANOR, racordad In Pint boundary lint of aald l » t T Nolle* la bareby slv*n the* Ih* Public Racorda of 8*mand Lot 31. of Block B of Rook tl, png* IS, Public tha und*ralgn*d will, on th* Inol* County, Florida. aald Plal and aitanalon Racorda of Samlnol* Coun­ Slh day *r Jun*, A. D. 11(4, Kola a. through 14. Block ty, Florida. tharaof. lo point of beginn­ preaant to (h* Honorable D. WEST AKTAMONTE ing I being a part of aald Alto County Judg* of Samlnol* ■IKK IIITH. S E C T I O N llaatar Plal of Hwaetwatar IIIlll>: County, Florida. h*r final ra. TIIIIKK. according In lha al lb* mealing of tn* Hoard of Surface Unit turn . account and voucher*, Plat tharaof as racordad In County Commit .loner# of BarelOran aa Esacutrls af th* Ratal* of Plat Hook I*. Pag* TS. of nola County, Florida, on Tuaa- and you nr* required to aarva Chart** Willi* Brown, m/k/m Ih# Public Records of Bain- day. Jun# ». ISSI. In their offi­ a copy of your anawar or Chart** Willi* Brown. Sr., d *. Inol* County, Florida, cial mealing mom In lha Semi­ olhar pleading* on ih* Plain­ and at aald lln *. than a* Ih# property of Phyllla Kvr- nole County Court llou.e lo­ tiff* Attorney*, IIOI.LADAT A caaaad. lyn Font, al al. nafandanla: cated In Sanford. Florida, at OAHDNKK, gulta S»S. SIS Ulrd and Ihara, malt* application lo that on Ih* SSth day of May, IStau o'clock A. M.. or aa .tiun Road, Coral liable* 94. Florida, Ih* aald Judta for a final a*t(l*m*nt of har administra­ A.D. ISSI. between Ilia legal thereafter tha aims may b* and flit Ih* original In lha tion or aald aetata, and for hour* of sal*. to-wHt altar heard, will aa maka application to office of th* Clark of th* Cir­ an order discharging har a* 11 o'clock In th* forenoon th* apaelfle abov# des­ cuit Court on or bofor* th* such Eaacutrlx. and before 2:44 o'clock In lha vacat* cribed portion and part of aald Ith day of Jun*. 1M4, oiborDated thla Ih* 41b day * f afternoon, on th* aald day al llllla Seminole wle* th* allegation* of the Hay. A. D. ISSI. Ih* front door of Ih* County Swaaiwater Court Hum, la Hanford. Bam- County. Florida, racordad aa •aid bill af rnmplalnt will b* • ' Sarah C. Brown Innla County, Florida. 1 ahall aforaaald. and have th* afora- taken aa >-onf*tead by you. A* Eaacutrlx of tha Eotolo aald part af aald Plat raturnad DATED at Sanford. Samlnol* of offer for aal# lo Ih* tilgbeat bidder for raali In hand, lha to acreage for tb* purpoa* of County. Florida. Mila Sib day Cbarloo W ill!* Drown. of Slay, list. abov* deicrlb.il property of taaatlon. m/k/m C h a r i o t WHIlo (SEAL) CHARLES E. BLOOM, Phyllla Evelyn Ford, at ah D*. Brown. Sr, Owmr fandanti. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Dtcoaaod Oae. A. Spear, Jr. Clark af th* Circuit Court Harold Johnoos J. L. Hobby Attorney for .aid Owner, Bharlff of Byt Martha T. Vlhlan P. O. Bog E Deputy Clark Bamlnul* County. Florida Ban ford. Fluilda Hanford. Plorlda , Publlah: Stay I, a II. It. ISIS Publlah Hay 13. IS, 1SS4. Publlah May s. II. i», X». 11*4. oUSJljS “ *r '• **• **- *»• »•** GCW-I ODU-44 0X1-84 Pure. Apt. 2300 McllonvMe. Legal Notice Legal Notice St. Johns Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice �_> ____ It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 12. Real Estcla For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale *395 Buys 5 Yeara Equity. 3 2 BR frame bouie. Very clean. 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ Bedrooms, GE range, refri­ Re liter wan, 322-4013. gerator. drapes, c l o s i n g Raymond Lundqulit, Also. cost*. *91 month pays all. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 103 Temple Drive, Ravenna BLOCK House for Sale, 1905 Adams Ave. Sanford. *200 Park. Tenant will ahow. FOR SALE cash and take up payments Write owner, 1123 N. E. 8th TRADE: What have you? Mo­ of *84 month. Contact Joseph St., Hallandale, Fla. dern 3 Bedroom, 2 bath P. Karris, 48 E. Glenhavcn, masonry home, reasonable Greenwood, S. C. terms to responsible buyer. 1901 S. Park 322-5232 WE'RE GUILTY! EVERETT A. HARPER Niles: 322-8971-3013 or 22M Of having the Rest Buys AGENCY - REALTOR Ever—Older 3 BR home, New Custom Built Home on 2485 S. Park Ave. Very large rooms, lino Crystal Lake. For Informa­ Phones FA 2-D U or FA 2-32U Down, 18*00, *71 per month. tion call 322-3178. 4 BR, 1V4 Bath, 2 atory older 3 BR, 1 bath, air conditioner. home. Juft re •decorated. Low Down Pymt., Aaiuma $1000 Down, 110,500. Property Management VA loan. Ph. 322 8119. N e«di a little fixln'—but who & Sale# Broker care*?—3 BR Home in Coun­ No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., try. 1*500 — $3,500 Down, 3 BR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ Beautiful loti ed back yd. *M mo. Small Lake view—Garage Apt. 2 Offers for your aalactlen equity. 322-9003. lots. Good condition—$3300. these Beautiful 2, $, ft 4 LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 BR, 2 Badreom bath, playrm., cant, aircond. 207 Ridge Rd., Phone 3221522, INVESTMENT 4s REALTY 118 N. Park 322-9173 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Stir ftinlurh frrslfi SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 210 3Iagnolia Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat homa buy, tee the V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA PA MM Park Dr. 3-2111 3-OUI 1*070# Baaferd. Fie. Legal Notice IS THE COUKTir COt’ ItT SEMINOLE r i.o n tiiA JI'IIU E* COt'.VTY, or HAMrSON OMOORT kstatm Weltf- TG*H, JR., Dtrt*t*d. NOTICE TO CREDITOR* TO AI X PERSONS HAVING Cl.AIMI OH D E M A N D S AOA1NST SAID ESTATE: You u l ttch of you are h«r*t>y netlflaS a n ! required lo fll* m y rlflm i and dtmindi which you. or allhar uf you. m jy li»v* again*! laid •■1* 1* In Hi* offlc* •( Hon. C- Ver­ min m i i *. County Jude* or Kruitnol* County. »t hi* offlc* In lh* Court H*u>* In Sinford. Florid*, within its ctl*nd*r month* (ram tha Ulna of tha firat puhllcttlan of thla notlca. Each claim ar demand mutt ba In writing and contain tha place of yaaldanoe and peat of­ fice eddreae at tha claimant and muat be sworn to by the claimant, his # t * s t or attor■ay, or tha same th|!l be void. Beverlye J. Mclntoih Aa Admlnlatratrls of oald ailata Put.inh May II, 11, It A Juno I, 1911. CDU-tO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E NINTH JUDICIAL C IR. CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMIN­ OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. NO. 1*001 J. ft, GLEASON. Jr- a* Admin­ istrator of Vatrrana' Alfulri. an ttfflcar of tha United State* of Anitrlc*. Plaintiff. HAM A. MILLS. JR and IRIS J. MILLS, si* Wife D«f*nd*nt*. NOTICE o r SUIT TH E HTATE o f FLOK1DA— TO: SAM A. MJU f . JR- and IRIS J- MILLS, hi* wife, raaldtnc* unknown: last known r**ldanea. Ilor tlth Straat E**t, Tu»catooca, Alabama. Tou ar* htraby nutlflcd that a ault ha* bean filed aaainat you ond aach of y*V). In tha above *nt|i|*e couaa: and that you ar* hereby required to fll* your anawar with the Clark ot thla Court, and to t*rv* a copy thereof upon tha plaintiff or plaintiff* attorney, w h o a * name and addr»*a ti: E. AMIt ROSE OLLtFy. JR . p. O. Bo* toil. 100 N. F*rk Avenue. Han­ ford. Florida IIITI, not later than May lllh , A.D. m l . If you fall to do ao, decree pro confano will t# entered afalm t you for the relief de­ manded in tha complaint Tha n|tqr* of alia lu ll belnr for FORECLOSURE O r MORTtJAOE aneumharlna tha propert, In Seminole County. Florida, to.wit: M)T U . BLOCK S. SUNI.AND ESTATEH. accordInc to plat thereof record­ ed In F lit Rook It. Fafta I* through II. Fuhlle Ree. nrd* of Samlnel* County. Florida. Together with all itrurturea and Improvamenta now and hereafter on raid land, and tha renta. la.uea. and profit! of tha a b ' i v a described pteyrrty: and *11 nature* now of hiraatler attarhed lo or Hied In con­ nection wllh the promisee herein deacrlhert. O. E. RANGE NO J-m t-S XVITNKK* my hand and the i n ,i .,f .aid Court at Sanford. Florida, thla Ilth day of April. A D (M l. (SEAM Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk (A c o p y of tha complaint filed herein la attached to the copy of till* notice which Is mailed to earh defendant for whom a resldenc* mors specirlc than a atal# or country was plyen In the aworn statement filed herein l.y the plaintiff, his aaent or attorney) K. ..iinlKMR OLLIFF. JR. F. O. IM* tot* In* N. Park Avanu* Hnnrord. Florida IITTI Attorney for pla’ ntlff I'uhll.h: May I, *. IS. IS. !»*< \cuu-s Boston Terrier Pup. Female. AKC Reg Ph. 322-5517. DACHSHUNDS. Miniature, wks. AKC. Ph, 522-5509. SOUTH W ARD J2. Flowers • Shrubs REAL FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty Legal Notice ■VOTH'H OF APPLSPATION FOR TAX DEED (Sas. IM.tS Florida Btatstaa of IMS) NOTICE IS HERF.RT OIVEN, That Albert A. Myar* tha hetdar of tha following certi­ ficate ha* filed said csrtiricat* for las datd to ha Issued thereon. The eartlflrat* num­ ber and year of Isauinca, tha description o t the proparty, and tha name In which It w*a aaaaasad ar* aa follows: Certificate No. IIS Tear «t laauanca ISIS Description of Froprrtyl Lot* ( A S Rlk. A South Park. Oviedo Plat Uook t I'ap* 1 Nam* In which aaatssad, Cornelia St. Kargsant. All *f s j Id property halng In the County of Hrmlnolt. Slat# of Florida. Unlaaa such eartlfleat* ahall b* redeemed accord­ ing to law tha property des­ cribed la auch certlilcat* will b* sold to tha hlghaat bidder at the front door of tha Raminot* County Court Haul* at Hanford. Florida, on lh* firat Monday In tha month of June, la d . which la the tat day of June, 1344. Dated thla 14th day of March. 1544. (Official Clark*! Krai) Arthur II. Rackwlth, Jr, Clark Circuit Court. Matnlnol* County. Florida Dy: Q. T. Ray, Jr.. DC. Publlah May I, It. If, 39. 1144 CDU-2S IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOI.H COUNTY. CHANCERY NI MIIEKl lloal NOTICE TO IIKFKNII EDWARD N. JOIINHTON, Plaintiff. -vs. HELEN HTON. C. WAGNER JOHN- Defendant. THE LTATE OF FI.OHIDA Till HELEN C. W A a S E It JOIINHTON Residence and mailing addrasa Unknown FLEACE TAKE NOTICE that you are hereby required ta file your written anawer, or defence. If any. personally nr by an attorney, on or before June Stli. 1344, at tha office of lb* Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the Court House in Sanford. Bamlnol* county. Florilt, and ta mall a ropy theranf to Stenatroni. Davis A SI r In tosh. Attorneys for plain­ tiff, I'osl Office Roa 1550, Hanford. Florida. In that certain divorce proceeding p-ndlng against )uu In Ilia Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and For P.nilnol* Cnunly. Florida, In Chanrery, an abbreviated title o( aald caue* being “Edward N. John­ ston. Plaintiff, vtraus Helen C, Wagner Johnston. Dafendhnt.** and herein fail not or a Decree Pro Confeeso s ill he entered against you, and tha cause proceed eapsrto. tSEAL) Arlfaur II. Uei-kwlih. Jr., i lark uf tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T .Vlhltn Deputy Diet ; Jtauatrum, Davie A McIntosh Attorneys at Law Post Offlc* Boa III* Hanford, Florida Publish May I, U , tJ, 55, 1344 CDU-52 7 FREE Kittens. FREE Delivery. Ph. 322-1366.__________ Ball-Blair Agency ESTATE-INSURANCE 2 BR. Home. Study, lVi Bathi, large Family Rm. In 3rd ft Park Ave. good neighborhood; lnelud. Phone 322-5441 ing fteve, refrlg., room airGREENBRIAR conditioner, waihlng ma­ Choice lota available in chine 4c rugs. Really ter­ Greenbrier of Loch Arbor rific buy! Monthly pay­ overlooking golf course. ment! $13.90. Cuatom building to your KINGS WOOD BUILDERS, specifications. Greenbrier Inc. FA 2-8074 developed by K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 2, 3, lc 4 BEDROOMS 202 Fairmont Dr. 1, m , It 2 OATHS FA 2-8074 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM BY OWNER. 3 BR house with Fla. Rm. on 2 nice shady Low Monthly Payments lot*. Low dn. pymt. & take For Complete Imormation over loan. Ph. 322-8120. See Or Call Your COUNTRY HOME S Mins, from Downtown San ford near F P tL . This Is SALES BROKER This is what so many folks want, a Modern home, classified as either a 2 or 322-2420 3 Bedroom home with Fire­ 2583 Park Dr. place, built-in kitchen, de­ VA-NO QUALIFYING luxe bath, enclosed garage 3 BR, 2 bath, newly painted In Tip Top shape. A real inside and out. L*»t 23#' bargain at *9,750. Very flex­ deep Patio A Barbecue. ible terms. Aa low ai *500 $14,500. Oood Terms 1 Down. Don't confuse this with anything you've seen MAYFAIR AREA any place else. We have 3 BR. 2 Bath, large living the KEYl room, Family 4« dining room, fenced back yard with oak trees, citrus ft 1901 Park Avenue many shrubs. Well with FA 2-5232 anytime sprinkler, closed garage, $19,100. Ph. FA 2-4822 31 A. Fcts Jim Hunt Realty Homes COHEN RADIATOR SHOP '46 Plymouth; 23" Westing* '53 Chevrolet 4 Dr Scd. Good '40 Olds Club Cpe. Runs good. *75. Ph. 322-7690. Free inspection, estimates, running cond. S1P0. 322-7233. house TV. Best offer. Ph. pickup, delivery. Recoring 322-9392. '56 Ford 4 Dr. HT. Rftll, A /T BUYING A NEW or A repairs discounted. NORGE Dryer. Good cond. Exc. cond. *150. 322*0690. USED CAR? 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 Reasonable. Th. 322-5726. FINANCE IT WITH US neautLM I960 Ford Convert­ ♦ Low Interest Rvtea READY MIX CONCRETE ible. Perl. Cond. Fully • Low Monthly rayment* ratios, Floor, Free Estima^:s AUTOMOTIVE rqulpt. *950, Ph. 322-2*30. FLORIDA STATE BANK Sills, lintels, steps. Mocks, AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cars Sold 818 French Ave. 322-7765 V A -F H A O w n ed “ if you don't get back In your oaga thla Instant, I'm novar going to 1st you out for axtrclia again 1" GROW your own hydroponic tomatoes; in containers; some bearing. Grosser'! Hy­ droponic Farm, S. Sanford Ave. 33. Furniture sand, cement, rock, pipe, HIGHEST PRICE PAID steel, grease traps, dry FOR EXTRA CLEAN CARS wells. Stepping stones. 1012 Sanford Ave. 322-1503 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 1931 Packard Sedan. Power brakej ft steering, alr-eond., Check with low miles se, 1 owner. *200. CARPETS A'la CARTE W. Tark 614 8525. For the BEST Carpet Values anywhere. Samples shown In your home. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande 241-6194 or Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner 322-5545 Evening* '60 Rambler. 1799 bal, *39 mo. Homo Grown Tomatoes, Red ■60 Vauxhall. *557 hal. *31 mo. potatoes, onions. Oscar Zit- '59 Plymouth, *562 bal, *30 mo. trower, 907 Persimmon Ave. '56 Chevrolet, *592 bal, *29 mo. Frigidsire Refrlg., Dinette. 6 '57 Ford. *109 bal. S?l mo. chairs. Before 2 p. m , 2520 '57 Dodge, *389 bal, *23 mo. '5S Ford, $396 bal, *32 mo. So. Laurel. '57 Chev. *777 hal, *35 mo. May Specials. Air mats, 99c. '58 Opal Wag. *592 bal, *29 mo. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st &L, '58 Ply. Wag.. *591 bal, *31 mo. '50 Pontiac. $695 bal, *32 mo. Sanford. '55 Ford, *337 bal, $16 mo. Carpets clean easier with the '55 Rambler. *299 bal, *15 mo Blue Lustre Electric Shim- '55 Olds. *137 bal, *31 mo. poeer only *1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. I Bank $ National 12. Real Estate For Sale 2fi. Plumbing Services WHY Buy someone d ie s trou­ bles WHY Go to the expense o f a second used car WHEN You ran drive a brand new Vespa for *500 down and *150 per week, and get up lo 135 m.p.g. Transmission guaranteed for life. Repossessions LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE 2517 Country Club Road 322-7928 37. Hoot* • Motors Gateway To The Waterway R ob son Sporting G o o d s Your EVINRUDE Dealer j 3016-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 16' Chris Craft, 40 hp. Mer­ cury ft trailer. $600. 322-803$ or 304 W 2nd., 8 til 5 p.m. 16' Plywood Boat w/ 35 hp. Evlnrude elec, start motor.I Gator tilt trailer, Canvas top. Extras. 322 8551. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. 39. Trailers • Cabanas HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ FOR SALE! PLUMBING Larry's Mart 215 Sanford REPOSSESSIONS, INC. lon, *3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ Contracting Rrp.iiri 5 Rm. frame house & lot in SPARCRAFT 10 x 45. Com­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-4152. ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ i n n SANFORD AVE. Town. Kit. eiectricslly FREE ESTIMATES pletely furnished. Sacrifice ERY WITHIN SANFORD Sell Ui Your Turntture. •quipt. $4400. Call after 8 R. L. HARVEY OPEN EVENINGS price. Can be seen at 2003 CITY LIMITS. Quick Service With the 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3333 p. m. 322-8630. So. French Ave. Phono 323Caih. SUPER TRADLNG 6457 for further Information. SEWING M A C H IN E GRACIOUS LIVING 27. Spccinl Services POST. FA 2-0077. 1063 WHITE You ran find anything you In this nearly new 3 lilt, 2 Apache Camping Trailer* Twin needle ZigZag. Same as need advertised in the Her­ OVER 25 YEARS Fit 1515 ESTIMATE Bath Red Hrlrk Home loCecil Seller* — 668-4618 new. Makes buttonhole*, ald Classified. rated at 615 Santa. Can be of Fine Workmanship In Up­ Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Clark St., Enterprise monograms, blind hems, all holstering, Draperies, Slip­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ yours for only *goo down 4t without attachments. Pay covers, Time Payments as ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. m ote in at once. We will be *64.26 or *0 82 per mo. Call little as *5 mo. Drapery Co., at 709 Celery Ave. happy lo ahow it at a momGarrett'*, 322-5244, Hardware Installations. FA 22117. men ta notice I KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2335 IUIZ Phone 322-4503 FURNITURE Seminole Realty 3 COMPLETE 1100MS SINGER Birthday Sale! Berryhill Painting Contractor. ONLY *219.30 BIG $ $ SAVINGS Commercial - Industrial Easy Terms On Floor Model* k Hesldenti.il. Free estimate. Shop and Save The pemnnitrators We Appreciate Your BustOPEN D A ILY-N E W HOMES Budget Way (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) neai. 322-2287. Ready for Occupancy— 3 A 4 In Your Home BD'ra — Liberal Financing In Sanford Call ROOF’S CLEANED —Low D o w n Payment*, SINGER Call 322-7966 evening* for 293 Long wood T liza FHA - VA - In Service A Representative at FREE ESTIMATE 17-02 Ph. 838 4583 Conventional. Alan'a Fabric* ft Rugs SANFORD AREA 322-57R3 For the biggest selection of Go West on 25th St. to I-ike nearly now and used furni­ Need a shelf, screen porrh, Mary Blvd., left on Blvd ture, see Noll's Furniture 35, Articles Wanted new room, carportu, new fo l.ake Mary Fire Station, Brokerage in Casselberry CASH (or good clean Used house or remodel. H, K. right one blk. to Office, on 17-92. Open S days 9 to 6 Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Link. 322-7029. 322-2744. ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. LONGWOOD AREA 31. Articles For Sale 322-6591. 10 minutes South on 17-92 to Electric reconditioned Smith DREAMWOLD Dixie Bell Diner, right on Corona portable lyj>cwriter, SECTION Seminole Blvd. one block AIR-CONDITIONING Like new, $110. Ideal Gra­ 3 BR, 1 lt Bath, hardwood to Office. 833 3911. By FEDDERS duation Gift. Other port­ floors central heat, large H. B. POPE CO., Inc. ables to choose from, $49.93 fenced yard ft well. $14.ooo. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 and up. Powell’s Offico Supply Co., Magnolia Ave. ATTENTION! 322 3St2. FURNISHED, UNFURNISH­ SHS GRADUATES ED Lake front, 3 UR, IV* Have your picture taken re­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Electric, General Adding Ma­ bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool ceiving your diploma at chine, *55. Powell's Office in Sunland, 121 Lake Dot. Graduation Exorcises. Con­ Supply Co. Magnolia Ave. tact Bill Vincent, Sanford 322-5842. 1G. Female Flelp Wanted NOTCH o r SHKHIFF'S S A L E Herald, 322 2011 or 322 0922. NOTICE IB HEREBY OIV. 7 x 9 ft. Pushup metal gar­ EN that 1. J. LUTHER HORllT, WAITRESSES PIANO SVC. A TUNING Hharlff nf M.mlnol. Cuunty, age door. Very good cond. Must be experienced. New Florida, by virtu* of a writ laRebuilding - Itefelllng *25. Ph. 322 8165. aqsil oqt i>t tha circuit Court In operation. Apply Georgian FREE ESTIMATES and for n.mlnol* County. Flor­ Manor Restaurant. 1300 So. SPINET PIANO, to transfer ida. on tha :7th d*y of Decem­ GENE CUMUAA ber. a d . teas, in that certain Orlando Ave. 17-92, Mait­ to good local home. Simply 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. causa between Marshall N. land. assume small payments. Janssn and (lanavlav* Case PIsno Tuning and Repair Jensen, his wlfa, Plaintiff*, and We'll tram (er sod fully Alan Hov*:', at al. Defendant*, White girl to operate open top W. L. Harmon FA 2-4223 guarantee. Write for details have in my pnssasalon the fol­ washing mirhines and other lowing described real aslat*. sad inspection, Credit Mgr. altuat*. lying and balng In laundry chores. Age 23-35. PAINTING • INTERIOR - EX­ los Dodd Si Rome. Georgia. Hemlnol* County, Florida, toTERIOR and Home Im­ 2507 S. Sanford Ave. wit: provement Contractor. All Baby Crib, mattress and car Z-ola II and IS. Block If, work may be financed up to 8ANLANDO TH E HURIIMI BEAUTICIAN WANTED tied, *30. 323 0172. BEAUTIFUL, HANFORD 5 yrs. Guaranteed satisfac­ Junior or Senior HKCTION. according to the tory. A. J. ADCOCK. I'll. FURNITURE: Living room, Guaranteed Salary Plat thereof ae recorded In Plat Book 5. Pag* CS. 107 W. 27lh St . bedroom, Dinette, Refriger­ 322 0558. 322-7701 of tha Public Racorda of ator, 6 mo. old. Excellent Harnlnol* County, Florida. LAWNS renovated — Aerate condition. AH or part. Must Lota II, IS and It. Block 17. Male Help Wnnted —Remove thatch — Chinch :o. NANLANpO TIIE HUHset). Transferred. 817 W. 1st Unit BEAUTIFUL, BANBuy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti­ St. FOND SECTION, accord­ National Pest Control Com­ lize—Ph. 322-4214. ing ta th* Plat tkaraot aa pany desires to Interview recorded In Plat Book 5. experienced outside sales­ MANSFIELD LAWN SER. WORLD HOOK Encyclopedia. Pag* as, nr tha Public Hoc BETTY LONG, Ph. 322 4943. men for the Sanford ares. orda nf Stmlnol* County, REPRINTS AVAILABLE Florida. Good opportunity for ad­ Remington Portable Lot* 5 and I, flhirk 54. Ym , hire at Of pictures that have Item U*od vancement. Mutt la* Lind­ NANLANpO TIIE HUIII’ RB Typewriter, *21.95. Powell's published in The Herald. BEAUTIFUL. SANFORD ahls, Good salary and lib­ Office Supply, 117 Magnolia Call Bill Vincent at The SECTION, according to Ilia eral com million). Age 25Flat theraaf a* recorded In Sanford Herald, 322-2611. SINGER AUTOMATIC Plat Book 5. Fag* II. of 45. Call 322 9120 for appoint­ lh* Public Recorda of HamThese lovely homes ment. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Like new condition. Makes Inol* County, Florida. are selling fast. The buttonholes, sews on but­ I-«te II and 40, Illock 41. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS reason is solid value NANLANPO TIIE SUBURB 18. Help Wanted tons. Appliques, Blind stit­ All Typca and Sizes BEAUTIFUL P A L M — low price and high ches. *136, pay $8 month­ We Repair and Service SPRINGS SECTION. ae. DESK CLERK, day or night quality-Come out and cording <n th* Flat tkaraot ly. Sanford Sewing Center, S T I N E duty. Light work, can use •s recorded In Plat Book see these wonderful 312-9411. 5. Ibis* SI. of th* Public retired person, plus room or Machinery and Supply Co, homes for yourself — records of Nemtnol* Coun­ FA 2 6432 straight aalary. Apply Val­ 207 W 2nd SI. Tents (two) 0 x 12 outside ty. Florida. There are 16 com ­ 11 and 15. RI.OOK D. dez Hotel, Mrs. Burton, 29. Automobile Service frame umbrella with side pletely furnished mod­ tt* E X T ALTAMONTE Manager. room. 10 x 12 wall ten', els to choose from, HEIGHTS. SECTION NO Auto Glaas, Tops 5. as recorded In Plat Book in c lu d in g a replica sice) frame. 1 camp cots ins, p«g* 7* nf th* Public 19. SiluatlnriH Wanted A Sea' Covers Rest offer 322 5530. of the World1* Fair Reiv-rda of Bamlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida. House. While here en­ Babysitting, housework. Ph. L i s 1: and West 'i of Wedding Gown, full length, joy a free ride aboard 322 3503. Lot II. flinch F. Trait *7. Chapel train, Pcau do sole, S \NT.ANDr > SPRINGS, a* the riverboat,"Deltona 301 W 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Alenrion lace, sabrina neck­ rs, nrded In Pla« Book 4, 21. Ueauty Salons Queen"! Paa* 44. of tha Public Decline, size 7. 322 3328. t U . WORK GUARANTEED ords of Bemlnola County, TOTO'S Budget Wave *7 Vi. Florid . $7,090. to $18,350. At $15 Regular *10, Complete aa lh* properly of Alan Ifmey, low as $240. down and et at. Defendants: that on th* eve. opp'ls. Free parking SSIh day of May. A.D, 1114. $49.27 por month2nd A Oak between the legal hnure ef 105 Par Place, Grrenbrlar Of Lnrh Arbor No closing costil •ale, to .wit: after I Don ,,'clock HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Thla lovalir 4 Bedroom, 2 Hath Home ha* a Completely In the forenoon end hefnr* 1:0* llullt-in Kitchen wllh Disposal, Florida Room, OK 105 So Oak — 322 3712 o'clock In lha afternoon, an furnar* and la equipped for air-conditioning, It's truly DRIVE OUT TODAY lh* aald day at th* front door Permanent Special of the County Court House In A LOT OF HOME FOIl $24,375 Taka Interstate 14 — get Sanford, K'liilnel* C o u n t y , 20 per cent off Regular Prices. o ff at the DeBary ex­ Florid*. I ahall offer to r eala change, or call, - h s m m r o a * ■<*•• •• Ace Beauty Salon. 3Iay(air to the hlgbeet bidder for raeh In baud. <be aho\e tleacrlbed Hotel. Ph 322 8523. Payton Realty 36. Automobiles • Truck* 36. Automobiles • Trucks Wagner s Amoco Seminole Realty Government 34. Articles For Sale May 22, 1064 — Page 11 29. Automobtl* Service For Fast Results. 1901 S. Park Ave, FA 2-5232 anytime BUDGET FURNITURE CO. EVERYBODY LOOKS to Free Estimatea Building Contractor LMN Enterprises, Inc. Legal Notice Deltona (B ill d tm tp h ill MOTORS For Top Performance Used Cars, Ask Your Neighbors. They Know Our Reputation For Fair Business Practices. 64 Rambler 660 4 Dr. Cruel Country Station Wagon, Automatic, radio, healer and unly 7,000 mitre. One of Ramltler'e Hurst wagon*. 2895 61 Buick EIcctra Sport Coupe Factory Air Conditioning, all power equipment Including power window#. A fin* luxury car that'* *11 ready for that summer vacation. 1995 60 Thunderbird Sport Coupe Factory air conditionrd, power window* ^ and powar aeat. White with red Interior. W fT I Spring Is Really Here! and what's better lhan a convertible for Ihe young at heart! 61 Pontiac Catalina with Factory Air conditioned. Factory car with only I.H00 mile*. executive NEW CAR WARRANTY 63 Buick Wildcat bucket »r*t», Fartory Air conditioning. New premium lire*. Absolutely *potle** — WE SOLI) IT NEW! 62 Buick Invictu Alt power feature* Including fartory air conditioning. A real JrwelJ AUTO GLAsSS & SEAT COVER CO. OVERLOOKING properly of Alan llovey, et al, Defendant*. J. L Hobhy Sheriff of Seminole Cnu ly. Florida Publish: May I. I. IS. » , 1544 CDL'-A Spring Permanent Special 20 Percent off regular prices Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. I>b. 322-0831 GOLF COURSE ingunittymldu 608-4468 MACKLE BROS.DIVISION C u ile n t a n d C o m m t u l a i ^ B u d d in g TH C D fL T O N A C O R P O R A T IO N 301 \V. First St., Sanford Phone 322-0231 OPEN Fri. Nites Til 8:30—A11 Day Si>t �» p, OUR DELEGATE HELP US AND 2 - DAY GOOD - WILL 4 DOOR SEDAN P Glide Tran*. Wheel Corera 600 WSW Tire* Heater A Defroster cluie Steering Wheel Foain Front Seata CHARLIE SMITH IS STILL You Save Many Real IN THE LEAD IN THE L \ J SALES MANAGERS CONTEST / Dollars On The LIST $2330.60 Offers We’re Making V NOW! With 1/3 Down, > i) CORVAIR MONZA iq *‘ LOW linrlihiK *105 ■ DOWN E7.f— Wlnduhleld Foam Flubher Front A- Itrar Seat EXT. Belt Moulding %VHh 2-Speed Wipers ./* i )ow_ .S Non Glare Mirror , Oulalde Hear View Mirror * 1 9 - 9* I WSW Tire* ■* .. Itark-L'p Lights Weekly N DLX Kadis Arcy Package A I.I k IiI n 2 Hpd. Wiper K Washer Healer K Defrnalrr Deluxe Steering Wheel Deluxe Wheel Cover* » 1 HZMVindahleld with I*. Glide Trnn*. w *' ***** OSH WSW Tlrra 1/3 Flown, I'll Itadlo Outwlatr HV Mirror » | 2 • 9,, Weekly LIST $2711.90 LIST $3016.41 A CH EVELLE MALIBU 4 DR If you have a good used car to trade in your pay­ KZI-Windahirld Power Glide COO WSW* Tlrra I'. Steering P. II. Kail in Electric Cluck Foam futhiunvd Seals Hack Up Lights ments can be EVEN TIL 8 P. M. CIIAKLIB AND 1118 HOYS WILL IIP- II Kit E TIL » P.VLItY NIGHT — THE HI.MAINDEIt OF THIS MONTH. LOWER above! than quoted * • WEEKLY LIST $2843.15 € m < HOLLER M OTOR 2nd and Palmetto Avenue SALES Sanford 2505 S. Park Drive \ If l % �One Stadium Is Enougl: The “ hint” nt n recent City Com­ mission meeting thnt n group of Seminole High School funs might make nn effort to build a football stadium conveys the thought thnt perhaps a more concentrated effort on the part of the county school system and the commission should be made to reach a long range agree­ ment on the continued use of San­ ford’s Memorinl Stadium. For sevcrnl years the school's football games have been played at the stadium. So far this has work­ ed out satisfactorily except for the big question of who should bo responsible for converting the park from baseball to use for football. Last year the park was leased to the school system which had to ar­ range for the removal of the clay in­ field and have it sodded with grass. Seminole High accepted this respon­ sibility and pre-rated the cost, ac­ cording to the number of games played, among themselves, Sanford Junior High and Crooms High. Sem­ inole's JnyVee team also played three home games. Seminole also had the reaponsibility of maintenance, after-game cleanup, taking care of the turf and many other items. Tills year the school is anxious to work out an agreement with the City whereby the facility can bo leased by the school system and us­ ed by these schools but the city would continue to have the respon­ sibility o f maintenance and etc. This is a reasonable request by the schools provided that a reason­ able rental agreement can be reach­ ed with the City. To work toward that objective SHS Principal Andy Bracken and School Hoard Member Thought For Today Phil Newsom Soys . . New Key To Conflict By Phil Newsom A key area of potential con­ flict ItcUcen the Soviet Union and tied China is the border which divides the U.S.S.H.'s Kazakhstan Itepublic and Sin­ k in g , the huge province which U the Wild West of China. Clashes between frontier guards have been frequent. latest reports from Moscow say that Moslem tribesmen are fleeing Sinkiang Into Ka­ zakhstan at the rate of 1,200 a month. The Chinese have accused the Russians virtually of kid­ naping tltousands of Turkicspeaking Cigar, Kazakh ami Khirghizian tritiesmen from across the Sinklsng Itnrder. On their side, the Russians have accused the Chinese of systematically persecut­ ing minority populations. Two reason* make the ires a favorite subject of specula­ tion among those who see the possibility of future armed conflict 1>etween the two Com­ munist giants. One is that a huge segment of the Kazakhstan Republic is shown on present-day Chinese maps as properly belonging to China. The Russians got It in 1804 through the Treaty of Chuguchak, one of those "unjust" treaties by which the Red Chinese accuse Western pow­ ers of carving up imperialist China. A second is that the noma­ dic Moslem lril>csmen inhabit tmth sides of the border, tradi­ tionally flowing back and forth depending on pressures from either the Russians or the Chinese. Languages are identical am! related to that of Turkey. Fifteen years ago when the Red Chinese took over the China mainland, Russia eas­ ily could have seized .Sinkiang Province, a vast area of more than TOO.CKsi square miles com ­ posed of desert, towering mountains, howling winds, for­ ests, occasional rigid valleys am] Important minerals. Instead, the late Josef Sta­ lin made a deal in which the Russians were to share In ex- Herald Area Correspondents Genera Mrs. Jos. E. Mathirut 349-4624 Lake Mary Mrs, Franrrs Wester 322-6219 Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia llartos 838-1318 Itear Lake-Forrst City Mrs. -Maryann Miles 838-3678 - ,f* me B |WT m || m rfif *b-!H tzei iy --- Mrs. Jane t’sssrlberry 838-5046 Chulunta Mrs. Juan Magin 365-3742 DrBary Mrs. Adam Mutter 668-4410 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Enterprise Miss Helen Knndgraaa 668-9933 - I.Hrkik EIIIHIIW U oarni HSR* Mrs. II. 1.. Johnson 322-4722 Longwnod Mra. Dunns Fairs 838-3317 North Orlando Mra. Dari* Dean 322-1989 Oateen Mr*. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Qsledo Mra. Eretyn Lundy 365-3610 ploitalloo o f Sinkiang’* re­ sources, which include both uranium and oil. In roturn, the Chinese agreed to allow the Uigcrs, Kazakhs and others in China to use the Russian script em ­ ployed by their kinsmen ju»l over the boundary in the So­ viet Union, Hut by 9581 things were rhanging. The Chinese halted construction of a trans • Sin kiang highway which would have given the Russians great­ er across to the province. Russian consulates were #(Tlw» ^ 1^--/' told they would have to learn to write al! over again, this time in the tutin alphabet. Recent Chinese broadcast* have hinted that large units of the Reel Chinese army have been moved into the provlnrr. Modern farms run by army personnel were rredited with boosting the province’* Brain mil put by 2i) per cent in 196.1 over ior.2. Tlte bniaocasts reported the reclamation of 100,000 acre* of wasteland and irrigation faci­ lities extended to anotitcr ISO,000 acre*. Consumer goods produced in Sinkiang also were reported on the upswing. Sinkiang also is the cen­ ter of vast resettlement pro­ gram. The Chinese popula­ tion there la reported to have jumped from 800,000 to more than 2,000,000 since the Communlsta took o v e r _________ Sinklang'a future is more promising thnn its present. Meanwhile, the Chinese are taking out insurance. Quotes Spare research and devel­ opment already have enrich­ ed the economy of the South and the future for the South is as bright as the stars and as vast and boundless in its promise as the far reaches ol outer space. —Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, visit­ ing George C. Marshall Space Fligltt Center, HuntsPage 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, May 22, 19G4 vilie, Ala. Msi.ii.it a. uieluw, miriun asu fihlisiikh The ideal uf free apeech H U N K VIII.TOM.MI, tlrruUlloB - Usaeisl Kaaaasr docs not mean giving Com­ ROT CHILE* JULIAN L. ■TKSfaTHOM munists a forum for spread­ AdvnrUsIns M onger Asseclatt Edllor MOV I’ li T T rH L u v a n f e l t ing a foreign arid false ideo­ Central Advertising Manaarr It i m i l n i ruitor logy among Uie nation's IIAIIlilt:TT E. arA 1*1.ETON II SIt It V I. JOHNSON Claaaltled Dlractor City Editor youth. JANIE SHOEMAKER Jl U* WELLS — Dan Policy, commander, Uuilnsss Meoager C-uatz Editor EMEU WELLS American Legion, aaya Red OOIIIS WILLIAMS Mechanical Hupt Hoclstr Editor speaker* should be tunned ■ t UitUtlETIilN R ATES from earn puses of state-sup­ Meae Uelleerz tty Mall ported institutions. ■eaUaala t'aaalr All Otbar Sta Week l» » l III > Tear I Month! ■ Montha t.TS S Montha I SO S Montha 111 t Month l.M | Month Ml Political Notebook Mason Whnrton are conferring with City Manager Pete Knowles and May­ or A1 Wilson. This “ committee" is slated to bring a recommendation to the City Commission at its Monday night meeting. The Herald suggests that every effort be put forth by these repre­ sentatives to make the necessary ar­ rangements for this facility to bo utilized by the local schools. Anoth­ er stadium, in this newspaper's opinion, is entirely out of the ques­ tion. The Herald also recommends the school system and the City work out >■n arrangement whereby the foot­ ball field might he situated in such a way ns to better utilize the pre­ sent grandstand. This may require moving one or two of the light standards. Even if it does it still would lie less expensive than hav­ ing two stadia to maintain ami one more to pay for over a number o f years. Interest alone would be more thnn rental costs. Our school people and our city authorities should make up their minds once ami for all on a program nml stay with it until such a time as common sense dictates a change. I say to God, my rock; why hast thou forgotten me? Why go I mourn­ ing because o f the oppression o f the enemy? — Psalms 42:9. I never once felt that I was alone. I always felt thnt God was there. And because of His presence. I felt in contact with all other men nml women, everywhere.— Martin Nicnioller. lilt* 1 Taar V. i Foetal Il.gulstlons proelda that all Ball aubecrlpUooa ke paid In advance._____________________ _ Entered at errond data m iner t.etooer II, ISIS at tha Fuel Offlca of Sanford. Florida, under the Act at Congrats of March. Tha Herald la » member of tha Gnltaa Trait which la en­ titled eirlulively to the uae for republtcallea at all tha (seal nawa printed In thla new apt per.__________________________________ .No bait of any malarial, new* or aavarueinc, or thla edition of Tha Sanford Herald may ba reproduced In any manner with­ out written permtietun of the publieber of The Herald. Any Individual or firm raaponelbla for aucb reproduction will be considered ae Infringing on Tha Ilaratda copyright and will be h ilt liable fnr dameptnc under the taw. Fubllahed dally eicepi Saturday. hun*ley and Chrletmaa: publlahad Saturday proceeding Christmas. OVEK 35 YEARS At Firat A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • farpri* • Furniture • Tile • Pianoa • Rental Reda Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley HERE'S YO UR HAT! Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASK S-471: My *>m Daniel ii n dental surgeon. Tho m m ’s "Rooster Club" o f the small town near which we have our summer home hat been seeking a dental surgeon for several years. Slnco Daniel likes small town and rountry folks, lie agrded to open an offirc. But because he was working part lime in Indianapolis, he needed some allies. Ho ho persuaded two other young dental s u r g e o n s to spend n couple of days apiece tn the new Drntal Clinic, They were also employed part time in Indianapolis, so the arrangement wan a very happy nnn for the men’s "Rooster Club" and the en­ tire community. For now they have three dental surgeons where for years they had none. And it proved very interest­ ing to me, for these modem dental surgeons are trained lo make full X-ray* of all pnlienta to be sore they de­ tect incipient cavities that urn often hidden from the human eye. For Instance, If two molars are pressed lightly against eneli other, n cavity may de­ velop between them whlrh is shielded from the eye, yet It shows up at once on X-ray. This little town in Indiana Is as rulturetl and economic­ ally stable ns most villages under 1,000 popuntinn. Rut tha teeth o f the chil­ dren are often In terrible shape. For example, these three dental surgeon* allowed me X-rays of teenagers who had 25 cavities! And the rhlldirn often had Ignored tooth brushing so they had let permanent teeth deeny until some of the teen­ age girla will be ready for false teeth by the time they graduate from high school! Perhaps this plight of the town ha* been due to lack of a dental surgeon in ita midst, with a resulting lark o f prod­ ding about drntul hygiene. Rut with the stress by our dental societies and the con­ stant advertising of toolhpuito firms, it seems utmost incredible that entire com­ munities could overlook the drntal care of their children. "D ad," Daniel explained, "w e cun peiaonaliy educate all the children who now en­ ter our new Dental Clinic. "Hilt we feel the real an­ swer would be more dental education o f children by their school teachers. Those teach­ ers are the main hope for sound dental training." Parents, please look at the teeth of your children— N-O-W! Start counting from the midline in front. The ttlli tooth on curh able, but It in file upper Jaw and lower, Is a PERMANENT tooth. There arc four o f these. Ami they erupt nbnut the tllh year, so parents often ig­ nore decays therein, mistaken- ly believing these are "baby teeth" that wllj Inter lie re­ placed by a second tooth. The Number )>lt symbolizes the 0th tooth erupting nt the tith year! itowmel There are no sec­ onds for these lt-yenr-niolars. Indeed, nil the 12 jaw teeth (mninis) are onc-nnd-otily teeth! So tench your kiddies be­ fore kindergarten to use tha Figure H ns n lolling maneuv­ er with their toothbrush. Have them brush down from the upper gum line; thru push out the cheek nml come upward frem Ilie gum line below. This makes a Figilio H motion. Letters To The Editor Kditnr Herald: Of the I2,t!W electors voting on May fl in Seminole Coun­ ty. the T.WW not voting either for or against the water con­ trol bill are lo lie compliment­ ed rattier then condemmcd a* in the eiliton.il of May 18. It is said that tn vole with­ out knowing for wtumi or what you are voting could do more harm than good. Ttie 1030-60 experience of flooding conditions in Orange and Seminole Counties prov­ ed that legislative authority is urgently needed, but contrary to your editorial, this bill Is not the legislation exactly ns requested in 1961. 11 is prac­ tically a copy of the Orange County bill except for the ap­ proval by referendum for en­ actment. Tike fact tliat only al the eleventh hour was any pub­ licity given—ami then only the legal notice* of referen­ dum to be held, a summary by James V. Avery Jr. on April 22 and an editorial on May 5, and in all cases many controversial and debatable provisions were omitted—is very significant. The undersigned requested the editor on April 3 to inform the public of the major protions of tin* act. Wlien this was not done I listed page, section and paragraph show­ ing a number of the provi­ sions This was published May A as a letter to the editor, read only by a few The constitutional right tn vote carries all obligation to ls> informed In order to take a participating interest In government al all levels. Al so, there is an obligation of the officials concerned nml of Ibc press lo give timely and full information to the public. Vernon W. Dunn editor's note: Hie Her­ ald frit the time chosen to print Commissioner Avery's summation was proper be­ cause it was when a major­ ity of the voters would give tl their a Mention. IVi- also considered C n in m i ssionrr A v r r y ' j summation ade­ quate sinrr hr, as a com ­ mission in c hi her. w o U I d know more about It. Our edi­ torial of May 4, not May S as you Indlrstr, was timed to Im- a last minute appeal to the votrrs to adopt the mrawire. We condemmrd no one for not voting. Also, be­ cam e Ihr bill was almost identic aI to that adopted in Orange County did not make it a had nnr. The Herald still runtrnd* the hill was arrrptahlr and should have been adopted. MAKE NO MISTAKE COUNTY BUSINESS jS BIG BUSINESS SAN FRANCISCO — (NEA) — Here In California, most particularly in the fast-grow­ ing southern counties, the professional p o l i t i c i a n is learning what marksmen long have known—it'* hard to hit a moving target. In this instance the shifting target i* the mobile vnlcr. One survey has shown that in the San Diego area, whrre the changing fortunes of aircraft and space Industries seriously affect jobholding, some so per cent of the voting population has changed residence in a given five-year period. For some California areas, a year-old registration list may be badly dated. As many as one-fourth of the voters may not be living at the listed addresses. The massive metropolitan 1-os Angeles population clus­ ter is, of course, a continuous mixing howl o f in-migrants, mil-migrants a n d addresschangers. Though the California situ­ ation may be unmatched in the United States, population (voter) mobility is an in­ creasing problem for politi­ cians to cope with in all the sizable urban clusters today. First off. Die endless round of "moving days" temporar­ ily robs millions of voters of their franchise, since they oden cannot meet length ofresidence requirement* (or voting in zones new lo them. Second, it makes the mat­ ter of registering voters an increasing headache. T h c Democrats seem generally to be better at it than the Re­ publicans. but even they lend to come down most heavily with lustily mounted electionyear crash programs. The Democratic organiza­ tion of tin- late William Green in Philadelphia is per­ haps the most efficient reglsIration mechanism in the country. Mure lhan any other, it appears to make a serious effort at the cotlly continu­ ous recheek of voter roll* needed to keep them updated. Some politicians muttrr thnt the once-touted uiuchinu of Mayor Richard Daley in VIdea go has gone slack in tills vital department nml could do with major overhaul. Rut so probably could most party orgaiilznlioiia across the Inrnl. W H M m r h b In zones of high mnhility, t h e professional politician may not only be in the dark as to who I.* living in what house. Except for some edu­ cated guesses, based on neigh­ borhood economic and gener­ al cultural levels, he also may know nothing of Im constituents' past allegiances nr what issues concern these people. I'olilical leaders, slaring at the incredible sprawl of Los Angeles, shake their heads m puzzlement at how lo make a dent. They have no faith that candidates’ personal appear- Barbs lly Hal Cochran tads o f people are wonder­ ing what the world is coming to and we just wish it would. When folks know wlut little chance they have of win­ ning at a rare track why don't they cut out the Imrsc play? Any man Interested in neat­ ness can be depressed when his clothes are. Some men might sec ads about foreign vacation spots and say to the wife, "Wish you were there!" Relore am! alter are wlien you are going lo realize you shouldn't have spent that much money on vacation. We envy ducks, they just dive into the water and liqui­ date their bills. A woman led Shoo in her will for feeding tier parrot and all I’oily wanted was a cracker. C ’l u n i i e . i j snees on the street or in the rally hall make a lasting im­ print. They pul the big chip* on television as the only hope. One astute campaign man­ ager sees still a further draw-, hark in today’* human mobllity. The people who move, he says, are, for the most part, person* who are out lo better themselves. They havr ener­ gy, ability, ambition. From their ranks com e some of the nation’s best volunteer politi­ cal workers. Too many of these people thus are in a kind of no man'* land. There considerable po­ litical talents—and in terestare wasted, just as their val­ uable votes may be wasted in the process of transferring residence. Mobility, then, is costing high In the political world, whatever its benefits else­ where. Hie old anchors of stability — and the political assurance that w-ent with them — are gone in many places. Nut more than a handful of professional politicians seem today even to be thinking about how In keep in stride with a voting citizenry that flows mcrcurially across the face or the nation. The ball came in Lhc I960* is neatly brand new. It de­ mand.* new rules and a brisk new approach. I l\l\ 1151flfa PAINTS GIVI-: YOUR HOME Till-: Hit in 11T I.UUK I'h. 322-864.1 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 S. French - O n Praf S MU ai ni r i^ -si s*i m•i B ANK (J U G . F L D WI D A i TROY RAY Best Qualified Candidate For Tax Collector jtr’i*' *■¥$ i Vt, .V. I - 1 I‘ ledge — Extension of Service throughout Seminole County on a cunt inning basis. To investigate immediate installation of toll free phone Service, Friendly, efficient, courteous Service. In these limes of rnpitl development with n County Iiml gel of over 1.5 million dollurs to he expended wisely nml economically for the Rood of all Sections, there ia an urgent need for commissioners with sound business ability. Upon the basis of service and accomplishment as your Commissioner, for the past I years, and upon my experience ns a successful business man for the past 40 years in Ibis County I earnestly solicit your support and vote on May 26. Re-Elect Your Seminole County Commissioner I)ist. 1 J. C. HUTCHISON Raid Pol. Adv. tty J. C. Hutehlaon (Jiutii Neat inns — Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Cutirl fa miliar with all lux laws. Experienced as delinquent tux collector for the County. Graduate of the University o f Florida in Husiness Administration. Handle nil accountintr, funds, depositories, and financial reports of the Clerk's office. Public Service is my chosen career. I sincerely desire to serve as your Tax Collector. I’d. Pol. Adv. �0 S ID E G L A N C E S B y G albrttth Horoscope Forecast gATCRDAT. HAT H , ]M I TE SD EN C IK Ii 4 Saturday when you ara deter, mined to produce results, ** mak* aura you u«a thla weekand day vary constructively in. ataad of yielding 10 a daatra fa aaltla aoma grudg* or to mika OESKRAL aoma altua tlon m o r a aacura In your llfa which la trlroloua and unimportant. Be vary actlva and attand to Inauranca, ate. AfttEP (March 11 to April II) — Any Joint affalra that raqolra you pay your ahara ara baat attandad with matlcu. loua cara now. Kaap buay at all Important mattara Evening la Juat flna for romanra. TAI'IU'R (April 10 In Mir 10)— Doing thoaa Important taaka that aaaoclataa aspect of you la baat way to make them appaclata you now. Don't give In to daalra for pleasure. Carry through In noble style, GEMINI (May l i iu June 11 If lhara ara regular taaka be. fora you. you had baat not ko off on aoma apraa, but put (ham behind you quickly, t'aa mora concentrated afford. Strive for perfection. MOOT CIIII.I1IIEX (June II to July ID — Oat Into hnh. blaa that are equally pleasur­ able for otbars and have a good time. Evening should ba apant with loved one at aoma place of culture. Elevate con­ sciousness. I. ko (July II to August ID — He righteous and carry through with tasks family wleh you to do on thla free day. Do something that makea home mora comfortable, too. Taka kin with you on any plea­ sure Jaunt later. VIRGO (August 11 to Sept­ ember 11) A day when you cun run around looking Into nn> outlets or completing unfinish­ ed bualnaaa deals. Others ara In a vary cooperative raeod. Oat much accomplished. l.inrtA (September II to October I I )— Attand to M g Isauea now Inetead of being so concerned about tbs trivia. Contact one of aiparlanea and learn how ha or aha became successful. Follow example. SCORPIO (October II to Vo. vambar 111— A good free day for tlrat considering what y,,u want to accomplish In personal matters, and than amicably making the right contacts. Taka time for recreation. L’sa discrimination. gAOITTARIVB (November II to Daeambar I D — Earnestly search for right anawera to putallng matters. Situations about you can ba Improved with cara, caution. Tour modus operand! baa baaa somewhat faulty In tha past. CAPRICORN (Daeambar II to January 10)— Thoaa diffi­ cult to reach during buay work weak ara available today. State alma In a specific, honeat way)4 Step out to aoma social affair In tha eveulng and rallava tension*. A Q t'A n tta (January 11 (a February ID — You can dalv* Into rlvlo affairs now, sine* you will alio get tha coopera­ tion of others. Oat Into tbs bustling world of bualnaaa a f­ fairs early. Ihow admiration for hard warkara. PICES (February 10 to March ID)— Being alive, dyn­ amic, la flna on thla Saturday whan others ara In the riant mood to listen to you. N«*v, clever Ideal ara baat outlet. Writs, taka liula tripe. It naoassary. IP TOTR CHILD TS ROUT T o n AT, h* or ah# will hav* great determination and will not ba easily swayed by others In tbs accomplishment of charlahed alma. Early glv* tha flnaat training of an atbtcal spiritual nature ao that afforta will b* channeled along th* right course. The undying politician could b* In thla chart. Educate wall. “Tha Stars Impel, they da aal eumpel." What yea make a f year llfa la largely ap ta TOBI Carroll Rlghtar's Individual Forecast for your algn for June Is now ready. For your copy send your blrlhdale and II. 00 to Carroll {lighter Fore­ cast Tha Hanford Herald, Boa t i l l , Hollywood It, California. grXD AT, MAT M , 10*4 0 a ■ N n n A li t r a d e s rin g 1 Many paraona will gat fixed resentments unless they are handled now with kid gloves and apaelal attention la takaa to (how Hit]* courtailaa or considerations that plaat* tham. 80 mak* S point t* ahow that you are willing really to llv* th* floldan Hula rathther than merely mouth It. Ba gantt* In everything. AltlK.g (March II to April ID — Thar* era certain duties that must t* performed today bafor* yos can taka off t* whatever moat plea*** you. Know what I* expected o f you. fleas* loved ana, friends. TA l'M E i (April 10 to May 10) — By associating with peraoni of Influence and vision you can new gat Idaaa of a lofty natur*. Mak* own oppor­ tunity for advancement In th# futur*. Da of aarvlca, courtanus. GEMINI (May 11 to Juno 11) — tttup giving excuses and b* af real aarvlca t* the** who daserv* It today. Living tha Ooldan Rule give* Inspira­ tion to athars. Mak# thla a memorable and happy day and evening. MOOS t l l l l . D im s (Jun* 11 to July 111— llacraatlon la fin* today, hut b* aura you '* thoaa who ara unralilia— avoid bl* and don’t taka unnecess­ ary eheneoe. Kaap your pura* Upped, alas. Ba Impervious t* praasura. I. k o (July 11 to Auguat It) Situation* at horn* can ba easily emalloretad by using gantlllty and understanding. Any foraafulnaa* will ba mat with equal itubbarnnaaa. Avoid allanatlag aflacUen* af any­ one. VIRGO (August II to Raptamber I t ) — faying particular attention to what a parson of wisdom and vision haa to s*r la wla* on this free day. Flan futur* accordingly. Don't bring up any cloaad lasuaa with clue* lias l.inKRA (Baptambar I I to October 11)— Try not to b* extravagant today ao that you Ineur# preatnt aacurlty. Make daelelena at a financial natur* latar la tha waak. Let thla b* a quiet, pleasant day, tvenlng. BCORFio 1October 11 to No­ vember I D — Don't let that frustrated feeling cause you to mak# furlkar trouble for your­ self and kin. Get hold of your w lla Improve health, ebarm and emlla, amlle, smile. ■ AUITTAHIL'B tNovember 11 (OMlluad m rag* a A) •) n �Horoscope Forecast OUR BOARDING HOUSE (Ip V titfiirl WfrsTB Mar 22. 106-1— Pape S-A SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith {Continued from Page 2-A ) to Decambar 21)— Your pri­ vate worrlM atom numarotia. an It hehoovaa you to aaerctia •rir-cmitrol. l^arn to raly upon youraalt. Taka lima to be of aaalatanca to othara, too. CArillCflHtf (Dacambar 21 to January IS) Lambaattng ona who ta already overloaded with trlbulatlona could aaa you • llanatlne a rood pal. Da gentlf Inataad. Steer clear ot tha aoclal whara acrloua troubla could anaua. A t lt t lt lt 'a (January II to Ftbruary IS)— Live nulally, gently today or you Iota i m i flna aupportar. good friend of lone at.-tnllng tla parti­ cularly careful with Ihe In­ fluential. They ara out of aorta In one way nr another. PIRCER (February IS to March IC)— Retain 'hat won­ derful dignity today If you want to avoid dlaaiter when othera ara an upaet. (let to aervlcea of your choice. Spend time reading paper and good literature. if t o r n c h i l d i i i io r y TODAY, ha or ihe will ba one of thoa* Individual* who liter­ ally tike* to taka tha bull by the horn*. an you had better teach early that diplomacy and tact get better reaulta and with lea* phyalcal affort. Antagonlllng othera apolla the wonderful promise In thla chart. Teach about th* bird* and th# bee# youraalf or there ran be troubla learning front other*. ••The Itara Impel, they do wot compel.” M’hat ynw make •f yoor life lo largely ap to YOU I Carroll RlghtePa Indivi­ dual Forecaat for your algn for June to now ready. For your ropy pend your hlrthdato and II.nd lo Carroll Rlghter Fore­ caat Th* Sanford Herald, Hot t i l l , Hollywood It. California. HONDAT. MAT til, 11*4 a H ft P. It iL TRYDRYClPJIl Delay#, limitation# and obataclaa ran ba your lot today and tonight with much or an ad­ vert* nature following, alnc* ther* la a Full Moon ap­ proaching. You would b# wise to look to tho naw and uat your vory boat Judgment In■tend of concentrating upon the **m* old dreary method* and pereona. Find a apark. AIltKR (March II to April I I )— Partnerahlp matter* re­ quire earaful handling In AM. alnc* th*r« may b* aomathlng aorloua. worrlaomo* about them. It* calm. Tak* ear* of out-of-town affair* tonight. TAI'HFN (April 10 to May 10)— Ixn.k Into any problem* wtlh aaaoclata* during day with equanimity, and handlt detail! during PM. Avoid argu­ ing by having a eourteoua manner. Concentrate on Inereaalng future profit*. UKttlYI (May 21 to Jun* ID Remain controlled or an alter­ cation can com# about with a oo-workar or partner. Concen­ trate upon finding a batter •yitem of operation. You naad to Iticreaa* efficiency aomewhat. H u m rn ii.D H F.1 (Jun* 1! to July I D — Spending too much for recreation today can leaaan aecurlty later, eo be­ ware. B* more dlacrlmlnattng. W alt for aomathlng far more worthwhile In th* naar future. LEO (July II to Auguet ID Rid yauraelt of that antagonlatle attitude and do aamethlng to plea** cloa* tie!. Eiarolee more economy. A kind attitude turn* away wrath and rallavea tanalen*. VIlltlO (Auguet II to Sept­ ember 21) Try not to reeort to earcaam or crltlclam with other* and avoid a aerloua ar­ gument. Thla could happen althar at hom* or In bualneaa world. R* prerla* with work, ■tatementa. etc. I.IHII A (September It to October I I I — Knowing how­ to Inveal present aaaet* ao that you make a big profit t* poaalbl# now. Conalder all minor detail* Oral, however. R* aparlng with aid to thoi* who cry poor. nraitPIO (October It to Noember I D — Inveillgatlng Into whatever la puaallng almuld be done unobatrualvely or you gel Into trouble with Irat* higherup. Aaalat thoae In dir* clraumetancee. It# kind. gAnrrrAR IPg (Novambar II to December I D — It l ! naeea* vary you make aaerlflc* In order !s nalntaln otherwlae fin* frlandehlp. Kiarcla* aelfeontrol In •oclaty tonight. Avoid brawl* of aor kind by remaining neutral. c a p r ic o r n (Dacambar It to January IS)— Raaolv* to (Inlih work at hand efficient­ ly and don't pay attention to crltlclam of olliera concerning hlgherup* Supnrt them ln- atead. Yon will bo th* batter for It- .. . AtlCARH'ft— January 11 to February 11)— It would be wlaer to remain ateadfaat with those who have proven Ihemarlvet. That pot of gold In th* dlalanca It but a mlrag*. Don't go off on any tangent*. PIICK* (February IS to March 10)— Do th* very beat you can where family and home are concerned In every way. D o n 't rely on your Intuition In bualneee. Us* good Judgment and ba cooperative with par­ tner*. IF YOl'R CHILD IS BOR* TODAY, ther# will be *n Inat* Intelligence her* that la truly remarkable and you wuutd do well to plan the fine!! rlaeal* cal education puaalbl* for >uur progeny. An aacellent chart for Inveitlgallva work, auch aa reaaarch, laboratory and th* Ilk*, (live foreign la n g u a g e elnc# foreign countrlea can produce much livelihood In thla Interfiling eilitence. “ T ie alar* Imp*!, they 4* aat compel." What I * » «■**• of y**r Ilf* I* largvlr *P T o il Carroll Rlghter'* Individual Forgraat for your *l*n for June le now ready. For your copy aend your blrthdat# and ll oo to Carroll Rlghter Torecaet The Sanford Herald. Iloa 1111, llollyw.md II. California. 44 Saucy 44 Through 49 Summer (rrd_ SI Negative word SJ Fating ■ubttinca T* 2 TT Tl" IT JT L ii 1 aac rr All Fired Up 8T. AUOUSTINE (U PI) — A man charged with lettlnf wood* fire* to eaUh rattle­ snakes was freed from Jail Wednesday on 12,600 bond. Richurd W. End. 45, was charged in i complaint filed by the Florid* Foreat Serv­ ice. Ranger* aaid rattlesnakes mova Into burned out arses because It Is eaaier fo r them tu catch btrdi and other prey ther*. 1 I”] 1 ! II it ii ■J r F 7 Night before • Shakupuicaa king t Tartly u iT sr 1 fT dr a « vr To" ii rr X ir sd 4 f ir sr H M W I f t f U rMT r " » » IM ASSN. J �Baptist Church Of God Methodist JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. Plrat Strait Sunday School ____ 10:0# a. ra. Mornlns W orahlp 11:00 a. m. Blbla Study (Bunday) T:## pm . Evangelistic Service T:n# p. m. Wad, Prayar Maat — 7:00 p. m. BUI Slap han a__ _ Paator A Cordial Walcoma to All CHURCH o r OOD OF PROPHECY M M Elm Avenue R*v. R. U Strickland _ Pallor Bunday Sch ool_____ t:4S a. m. Worihlp Sarvlca _ 10:44 a. m. Evingalletlo Sarv___ 7:3" p. m. Wadnaaday: Young Paopla V. I* B. Barr. 7:10 p. m. Blbla Tralnlns Sarv 1:0# p m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodland Ava., Rav. John It. Hlraa Jr.. Paator Churoh School — — *:44 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:0# a. m. M T F ------ ----------------4:1# p. m. Adventist THE BEVBNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th * Elm n. L. itathewa ________ Hailor SERVICES BATURDAT— Sabbath Behonl ____ 1:1ft a. m. Worihlp Sarvlca _ lltt t a. m. Wednesday Night Prayar Sarvlca----- 7:1# p. m. “ lVe Hava Thla Hope” radio m a n tia each Sunday a. m. at ( i l l over WTRR at 1404 on your radio dial. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ava. at 14lh St H er. C. a Daaa, Jr. — Paator Sunday S c h o o l----- f : l i a. m. Worahtp Sarvlca — 11:0# a. m. Evtnlns Worihlp _ 1:00 p. m. Alllanea Tooth Fellowship (Sun.) _ I'.ll p. m. (Wad) prayar Service ----- 7:*# p. m. Assembly Of God PINECREBT ASSR Xni/T OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. W lld a r -------------- Paator Sunday School — t : l l a. m. Mornlns Worihlp _ 10:1# a. m. Evanlns Worihlp ™ 7:10 p. m. Youth Barv. (Bun.) - 1:00 p. m. Mld-Waak Sarv. (Wad.) _ 7:)< p. m. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avanua T . B. C h a n c a ------------ Paator Mnrnlns worihlp — 1:1# a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worahtp _ 11:00 a. m. Tratnlns Union —- 1:10 P- m. Evanlns Worihlp .. 7:41 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. CENTRA!. BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. A Oak Ava. Oall S m ith ------------------- Paalor Sunday School . 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worihlp — 11:00 a. m. Tralnlns Uunlon _ 1:41 p. m. Evanlns B orvlci----- ■:## P- Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. Nuriary Opan WTRR _____________ 7:1# P- *■ Sunday Nllt Broadcaat WEBTSIDE MISSIONARY 1IAITI8T CHURCH 1th Ht. A Holly Ava. aul M. C a lliy -------------Paator anday School .... 10:00 a. m. Linday lornlns Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. unday vantns Worahlp _ T:## p. m. ’ idneiday rayor Sarvloa 7:#o p. m. FINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Paator — ..... William J. Ouaia Mornlns Worihlp .• l l :00 a. m. Sunday School . #:4t »■ m. Tralnlns Union — # :lt P. m. Evanlns Worahlp — 7:10 p. m. W«d. Ofllcara A Ttachara Maat I n s ---------------- *i>* P- «• K f.D BR SPRINOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Haitar Ava. n. Hamilton arllfln — Paator Sunday School #:4t a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — U:>0 a. m. Tralnlns Union — • :!» p. m. Evanlns Worahlp — T141 p. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH iiwr. an Ph. i i i - i i i « Paator —_ . Chaatar W. Plank Bunday School _ _ _ 10:0# a. m. Mornlns Sarvlca _ 11:0# a. m. Tralnlns U n io n ____1:1# p. m. Evanlns Sarvlca __ TiSO p. m. Wadnaaday Maatlnsa: G rsan liatlon a___l:tft p. m. Prayar - _______ 7:1#p.m. Choir —..... ................. |:ia p, ra. Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Unltad Church of Chrlit) Park Avanua at Ilth S t 1:41 a- m. ____ Churoh School 11:0# a. m. _ Worahlp Sarvlca <:l# p. m. _ Chrlatlan Youth Mlnlatry Rav. Waltar A. I t McPherson, Paator Christian Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IUBCIPL.ES OP CHRIST 1407 S. Sanford Ava. R. Varnon Puller Bunday School ___ 1:15 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp__ 11:0# a. ra. CHRIST CHURCH Church Strtat, Longwood Fr. Charlaa W . Stewart, Jr. Vtear Holy Communion _ . 7:1# a. m. Sunday School — t: #0 a. m. Family Sarvlca 1:00 a. m. Sarvlca A Harmon —. 11:41 A m. Church Of Christ HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park A v a Fr. Laroy D. Bopar, Ractor Holy Communion .... 7:1# a m. Family Sarvlca and Sunday School — _ _ t:#4 A m. Morning Prayar (Flrat Sunday •— Holy Communion 11:44 a m. CHURCH o r CHRIST danava Ralph Rrawar Jr. Kvansallat Dibit S c h o o l___ 10:00 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp __ 11:00 a. m. Evanlns Worahlp ™ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:10 p. m. Free Methodist FAOLA CHURCH O r CHRIST Hlshway 4# Wait Morrla Ruby ____ _ Hvanpallit Dibit Claaa _.____ 10:0# a. m. Mornlns W orahlp__ 11:00 a. m. Evanlns W orahlp__1:00 p. m. Dibit claaaaa Wad. _ 7:10 p. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST t i l l Park Avanua Bart Brown ____— Kvansallat Sunday Hilda s t u d y ____ __ 10:0# A m. Mornlns W o rih lp __11:00 a. m. Evanlns Sarvlca — t:10 p. m. Bern ‘ Mlsralil of Truth" l p . r u . Sunday on Channa) • Tunday l.adlna Illbla Clan _ IOi OO a. m. Wadnaiday Libia C la a a ----------7:10 p. m. Hecognize this building? Whether you live In Yum* or Butte — or Concord or DtHa* you know that this Is the dome of the Capitol In Washington. And what Is more, you would be able to identify the Eiffel Tower or the Taj Mahal without • second glance. AU of u* are attracted to and enticed by faraway places. And yet wo tend to Ignor* and take 2or grunted things and places of interest and beauty *t our very "back door.1* Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ISO Eaat Second Strait Sunday Hervlra A Sunday School 11:0# a. ra. Hubjaclt “Soul and lloby" Wadnaiday Sarvire .. 1:00 p. m. Reading Room: 101 K. Flrat. Wealrdaya: 10:10 a. m. - 4:10 p. m. Friday Evanlngr 4:10* 1:10 p. m. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Church Of God Kndtavor . Bunilay Gcntml* ISiB-ld Monday I Kings 8:2'J-30 Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THU REDEEMER 101 W . Ilth Ptaca “ The Church of tha Lutheran Hour" and TV *Thla U the LI fa” Harbart W . Ooaraa Paator Sunday School _ _ t:14 A m. Worahlp Sarvlca — 1#:I0 a m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ava. A Ird St. nrovar C. Sawall Jr. _ Paator Edgar W . Smith Jr. Aaalatsnt Pastor Mornlns Worship __ 1:1# a m. Church School 1:44 a m. Session Maota 1«:44 a m, Mornlns Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship 4:00 p. m. Sanlor HI Fellowship 4:00 p m. Evanlns Worahtp __ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Maat — 7:00 p. m. Methodist TTinrndap Unlah Friday Murk 18 IM S Pentecostal Lutheran Open your eyes and look to the Light Discover your full potential by joining and sup* porting the church of your choice. Wrdnoodsy Jrnlnh 2:5-11 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Laks Mary, Fla. Rav. W . L. Holcombs, Paator Bunas, 1:44 A m. ____ Blbla School 11:00 a m. _ Morning Worahlp 7:00 p. m. _ Evanlns Sarvlca 7:00 p. m. _ Wad. M ld-W aik Prayar Sarvlcaa 7:00 p. m. _.. Jnd Wad. M!«»* ionary Barvlca FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 441 Orangs Blraat Rav. E. Ruth Grant _ Paator Sunday School____ 10:00 a m. Morning W orahlp__ 11 i OO a ra. Sunday Evanlns — 7:10 p. m. Wad. Blbla Study _ 7:10 p. ra. Conquerors Masting F r id a y __________ 7:10 p. m. Our lives, too, have lofty domes and towers that we may bo unaware of. Wo develop our physical bodies, our personalities, our talents, and we think we’re done everything nec­ essary for happy living. Yet It Is a fact thnt unices the higher, spiritual life of man is developed also, lasting happiness is impossible. And when we live entirely on the material* Sslic level, we are only half alive. Tuoadty II Klnpit 10:20-28 Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . ]nd S t at Mapla Ava. Paul Rlckaa _ _ _ _ _ ------ Pastor Bunday School — — t:IS A m. Mornlns Worship _ 10:44 a. m. T o u th ____________ __ 4:0# p. m. Evangelistic Sarvlca 7:00 p. m. Mld-Waak Sarvlca (Wad.) __ 7:0# p. ra. Third Sunday Slngsplratlon 1 :0# p. m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th S t and Laural Ava. Eusana B haldan______ Paator Talaphona: 4II-7SII Sunday S c h o o l------t : l l a ra. Mornlns Worahlp _ 10:44 a. m. .Evanlns W o ra h lp __7:0# p. m. W#d. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p. m. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH M M A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17.(11 Sanford. Florida 111-Till Tha Rav. Ovorsa It Inn am on. Interim Paator Sunday School — _ 1:11 A m. Morning Worahlp — 11:0a a. m. Communion— Flrat Sunday In Each Month XINDEHOAHTEN AND NUR3ERY fV*yrltkt MU, KiLt* Adwtidag t u l a ha, BhmUa*.Ta. CHURCH o r OOD Iln d A French It. O. Smith __________ Paator Sunday School * :*B a. m. Mornlns Worahlp 11:0# a. m. Kvansallallo Sarv. _ 7:1# p. m. Tuaa. Prayar Sarv. _ 7:10 P- m. Thun. Young Paopla CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Eatalea Cltrua Haights Rav. Ray Oratory, Jr.. Paator Church School ....... 1:1! a m. Mornlns W orahlp__ 11:0# a m. M T F __________ ____ 4:10 p. m. Eva. w o r a h lp ____ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca 7:1# p.ra. CHURCH O f’ THE COVENANT 1771 South Orlando Drlvo Thomas JL Makta —__ Pastor Worahlp ______ 1:00 a m. Church Sch ool____10:00 a m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 41# Park Ava. John T. Adama J r . __Paator Mornlns Worahlp _ 4:10 p. m. Bunday School . 1:44 a m. Mornlns W orahlp__ 10:44 A m. MTF Maatlnsa ___ 1:1# p. m. (Intermediate, Sanlor) Evanlns Worship —. 7:1# p. a . Saturday 1 Corinthian# 8:10-17 7:11 p. a CALL 322-2611 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. Sl Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP & SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC, SANFORD WELDING & FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly & Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford IlILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps ami Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND W ILK’S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman L Employees EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey & Employees SR 48 * BeardaB HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. __ and Staff ___ OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges ahd Btaff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. llw y. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st, St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff LEE RROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees Z1TTROWER BROS. 1400 S, Elm LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 301 W. 1st. St„ Sanford HILL HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees LORMANN REALTY Casselberry STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES_____ STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff SMITTY’ S SNAPPIN’ 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. A1 Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antlnrb llaptlat Church, Ovltdo Central Baptist Church, 1111 O ik Ava. Chuluoti Flrat Bapttit Church ChuluoU Baptlit Mlitloa Sportiman'a Club, Chuluole Eldar Hprlns* Baptist Church, 41# Lehman ltd. Flrat Uapttat Church. 41# Park Ava, Friendship Baptlit Church at Altamonta Spring! RL 441, Altamonta Spring* Flrat Baptlat Church at D*Bary Flrat Baptlat Church at danava Flrat Dapllat Churoh of Lakt Mary Flrat llaptlat Church of Laha Monroa Flrat Ua pilot Church at Longwood, Oar. Church A Grant Flrat Baptlat Church ar Ovlada Flrat BapUat Church of Sau Lando Springs Flrat Shiloh Mlaalonary Baptist Church, ll# t W. Ilth St. Foraat City llaptlat Church Fountain Hand Baptlat Church, Ovlada Lava Southern Baptlat Mission, Chuluota Mlaalonary Baptlat Church Nnrtk H4. Kalarprlaa Macedonia Million Baptlat Church Dak Hill Rd. Oalaan Morning Qlory Baptlit Church, Gtuava Hwy. Ml. Oliva Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, San Lando Springe Rd., Longwood Ml. Zion Mlaalonary Baptlat, Stpta Ava. New Mt. Calvary Mlaalonary Baptlat 110# W. Ilth SL New Salim Primitive Baptlat Church, 140# W. Ilth SL Now ML Elan llaptlat church, ITS# Poar Ava Oaklawn llaptlat chapaL 1741 W. 10th SL Oitoan Baptlat Church I’ lnacraat Baptlat Church, Ml W. Onora ltd. Pralrla Lake Baptlat Church, Rids# ltd., Fern Park Program Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, Midway ■icond Shiloh Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, Ninth a Hickory St. Jamoa Mlaalonary BapUat Church St*, lid. 414 Oilaan SL Paul Minloaary BapUat Church, lih St. SL Matthawa Mlaalonary BapUat Church Canaan lialghtn ■t. John'a Mlaalonary BapUat Church. II# Cypraaa SL Timpla Baptlat Church, Palm Springe Rd. Altamonta Springe Weatilda Mlaalonary BapUat Church. 414 a Holly Ava. Slua Hope BapUat Church, 711 Orange Ava. CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary AU Soul* Catholic Churoh, 111 Oak Ava, SL Ann's Catholic Church, Parahlng Place, Denary SL Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, M allland Ava, Altamonta Springe CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian church, 1401 * Sanford Ava. Congrvaatlanal Chrlatlan Church, 1401 Park Ava. Northilda Christian Church, F l o r i d a Uavtn Dr, Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of ChrliL t i l l * Park Ava, Churoh of Chrlit, Ginava Church of ChrliL Lanswood Church of ChrliL Paota CHURCH OF OOD Church of God, 4(1 Hlehory Church of Ood. II## 8. Punch Church of Qod, Ovlido KP1BCOPAL Alt Salntn Episcopal Church R. Da Bar y A va, Entarprtaa Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood All Saints Kplicopal, Enterprise Holy Croce Bplaoopai, Park Ava. at 4th , LUTHERAN Aaetnalou Lutharaa Church, Ovorbrook Dr, Caiialborry Good ubtphard Unttid Luthirn, JI#o a Orlando Dr. Lutharnn churoh of tha Radaamar, 101 W . Ilth Place Mnelah Lulhiran Church, American Lesion llatl, Pralrla Lake, Fern Park SL Lukaa Lulhiran Church, Ht. 411 Slavia METHODIST Barnett Memorial Mathodlat Church, B. DeBery Ava, Kalarprlaa Bear Laha Mathodlat Churoh Rolhal A.M.E. Church, Canaan nilshtn Casselberry Community Mathodlat Church, llwy. 17*11 A Ptnay Ridge Rd, Caiaclbirry Ixliary Community Mathodlat Church W . Highlands. DiBary rprlit Mathodlat Church Sunland Estates First Mathodlat Church, 411 Park Ava. Flrat Mathodlat Church of Ovlodo Fra# Mathodlat Church, 1*1 W . 4th SL Grace Mathodlat Church. Onora Rd. Grant Chapel A.M B. Church, Ovlads Oakgrov-o Mathodlat Churoh, Ovlada Oataan Mathodlat Church I* a o I a Wesleyan MatbodlaL RL 44 W . at Taola RL Jntnva A.M.E, Sanford Ava. St. Mary*! A .M E. Church SL RL 414 Oalaan SL Paul's Mathodlat C h v r t h Oataan Rd. Bntarprtaa Stafford Memorial Mathodlat C h u r c h A Biliary NAZARENB F I ra t Church of tha Naaarana, W . Jnd nt Mapla tha Naaarana, Fern Park Church af O' Brian R d, Fern Park Lake Mary Church af tha Ntaaraug PRESBYTERIAN Community Presbyterian Church, Laks Mary P in t Praabylarlan Church. Oak Ava. A Ird SL First Presbyterian Church. Casselberry P in t Praabytarlau Church of DiBary. B. Highland Freabytarlan Church af Tha Cevanant ITtt A Orlando Dr. ■L Andrews Presbyterian Church M U Leunaal Boh. D r , Bear Laha Upaaia Community praabytorlau Church, L'paala RA Waatmtnlatar Praabytarlau Church, Howell Park. ML t i l SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Foraat Lake Siventh-dey Advonltat Church, Hwy. 4JI, Fotaat City Seventh-day Advantlit Church, Maitland A va, Altamonta Sprints Sanford Savanth-day Adventist Church. Savanth 4 Elm OTHER CIIURCHBS Allan's A.M.E. Church, Oliva A Ilth Church af Ood In ChrlaL Ovlada Chuluata Community Church Church af Ood at Prophecy, 1147 Elm Ava. Churoh af Jaauu Christ af Latter Day Salnti, t i l l Park Ava. Community Chapel, Altamonta Sprlnss Eastern Orthodoa Church. S t Johns Chryeoitom Chaps I, Hwy. 1T.»», Tarn Park Consrasatlon Bath Ureal, ilth A Magnolia First Churoh af ChrUL SclantML >•4 B. Ind SL First Fsntacostal Church of Laugwood ML Oliva Holtuam church. Oak Hitt Rd. Oataan Plnacrsat Assembly af Ood, Ilth A Elm Sanford Alllanea Church. 1441 A Park Ava. Sanford Cansrasnllsn af Jehovah's Wit* aaosao. t i l l W li t St. The Salvation Army, 114 E. Ind SL Usltp Church af Saulord, III B. 1st SL �<$h? ^ a n f n r ii fe ra lfc J Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Tuesday; widely scattered nhowera; high today 87-92; low tonipht in upper 60a. VOL. 66 The Terry Cordell Memor­ ial Trophy. It will be presented after to all at the Seminole High all aports banquet Tuesday night. Last week S1IS officials aaid it would be awarded at a class day function. Hut late Friday afternoon Seminole's athletic director, Fred lianas, * announced the change. • • V • • He wa» all conference In football two years, served as treasurer of his Freshman class, vice president of his Sophomore class and presi­ dent of his Senior class. Also, wc understand, a fund Is on deposit with a local fi­ nancial Institution which will provide sufficient i n t e r e s t each year to perpetuate the presentation of the trophy. ” • • • Ordering the center Jlne es­ tablished for the Sanford-Tltusvllle canal brings the St. Johns-lndian niver waterway a step closer to reality. Some officials foresee the canal in operation within five years. With it will come the freight barges, the port, wareh o u s e s , employees, more homes, more stores, an in­ creased economy, and (we Iwpe) a first class marina on Sanford's waterfront. • • • One fellow remarked Use other day, "Ten year* from now you won't lie able to tell Sanford without a program." • • • It's a rather peculiar situa­ tion. Around Seminole today it was difficult finding any­ body willing to bet on Jtobert King High winning the Demo­ cratic Party's gubernatorial nomination tomorrow. On the other hand, wc couldn't find anyone who's willing to con­ cede that the Jacksonville mayor, Haydon Hums, has it in the bag. Of course, nobody expected the Miami mayor to perform as well as he did in the first primary. Hut he did, and that's probably why every______ body has an idea of how it will turn out but atm ndbodj ‘a •ure. • f (f • • Some wag pulled a trick on the dog pound Sunday night and gave the "imprisoned" pooches a moment or two of freedom. The person cut a big hole in the fence around the shelter and Utc dogs had a field day for a short while. Most of them are back in con­ finement now that the hole baa been patched. • # • New records arc being act every day . , . and wc hail one last Thursday morning. Often readers rail and ask if we can get a photo of aome event. Many of the calls give us as little notice as an hour or two. But Thuriday one fel­ low called and requested a photo. “ What tim e." we ask­ ed. "W e atari at 8:10 a.m ." There's nothing like a little advance notice. It was then five minutes to eight. We got the photo, but we had to do it later. • m ^ • • MONDAY MAY 25, 1964 •m • 500 Deaths Seen CANAL DISTRICT officials agreed to striking the centerline for the St. Johnn-lndinn River cnnal when they met last Fridny in DcLnnd. The cen­ terline will mark n giant step toward bringing the long-sought canal near­ er to a reality. Shown nt the meeting are, from left, R7C. Hrady of Titus­ ville; Norman Rrynn, resident engineer for Reynolds, Smith nnd Hills, consulting engineers; John Kridcr, district chairman; Ransom Downes o f Orlando, vice chairman; nnd S. O. Shitiholser of New Smyrna Beach, secretary. air annual outing Wednei- (Herald Fhnto) A b s e n te e V o te C o u ld D e cid e S e m in o le R a c e s I Gls Coming' Home fc. Light Agenda City Facing Awards Presented To Koreans SHS Band Members Protest Dies In Flames Hunt Kidnaper Goldwater Charge High Sends Wire To Mrs. Roberts Midway-Canaan Water Unit Set Ransacked Reds In Pursuit Lyman High Elects Student Officers Jim Gerrurd, treasurer. Junior Class vice president, Rii-huid Moore; treasurer, Theresa Renew and a run-off will be necessary for the o f­ fice of secretary because of the close vote between Jan Wiggins and Martha Gleason. No Report FRANK RENEW STEVE HRADY DAN CASSELBERRY TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) One candidate for the State Legislature in Northwest Florida, M. Max Wilks, o f Milton, has failed to file a •ingle report under the state contributions law, records in the Secretary of Stale's o f­ fice revsaled today. A heavy absentee vote In Seminole County may hold the key to victory or defeat for local candidates up for elec­ tion Tuesday. Mr*. Camilla Bruce, Semi­ nole vote registrar, said a tot­ al of 355 ballots have been cast hy absentees. This is ex­ pected to spark • heavier than normal turnout o f voters when the poll* open at 7 a.m. They close at 7 p m. The aante polling places will be used at in the May 5 primary with one exception. Voters In Precinct 12, the Forest City area, will have a new polling place. The previoua polling piece hn* been sold and county commissionera have chosen another site about 100 fret away from Ihj original place. It Is located between the Forest City Restaurant and Burns Predicls Swiping Win JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Mayor Haydon bums predict­ ed today he would sweep every county In the state ex­ cept Dade , where he said bloc voting by Negroes would give Die edge to his opponent for the Democratic gubcrnitorial nomination. Burns am! M*air,i Mayor Roliert King High will IihD I j It cut tomorrow at the poll) to decide which will meet Re­ publican Rep. Charles Hol­ ley of St. Petersburg in the November general election, In a final new* conference, at which he declined to per­ mit questions, Burns said his platform remained as he ori­ ginally ataletl It. Bums pledged as governor lie would provide leadership to re establish Bible reading and prayer in public schools. Eduealfnn will lie one of his main concerns, Burnt said. Ollier measures Die Jack­ sonville mayor said tie would support were lowering of the voting age to 18, repeal of the intangible lax, repeal of the increase on the auto license tax, and elimination of un­ necessary boards and bureaus. He aaid he would oppose any extension of legalized gambling. Marshal Brewer Resigns Post Th« resignation o f North Orlando Marshal E u g e n e Brewer hat been submitted to Mayor Irena Van Ecpoel and will herome effective this Fridny, lint working day o f the month. Gov. Farri* Bryant will lie Brewer, a Luke Mary realon hand for the official open­ dent, was hired and sworn In­ ing ceremony of Interstate 4 to office by the mayor at a at 3 p.m. May 29 on the new special meeting of the village highway about • mile from council held on April 30. Daytona Beach. The completed part o f the new road now extends from Longwcod area In Seminole BRADENTON (U PI) — County to Highway 92 In The biennial meeting o f the State Democratic Executive Volusia County. The governor and repre­ Committee will be held June sentatives from several area 27 in Bradenton instead o f communities will be on hand June 6, chairman Warren Goodrich announced today. for V * occasion. Bryant To Open 1-4 On May 29 Meeting Changed • And is the same theme, Hotartans delayed their normal Monday noon luncheon today. Tbs club members will bold £ JISJLV A ... MIAMI (U PI) — Two dou­ ble fatality wreck* Sunday night pushed Florida's week­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — end toll to at least IP, accord­ The Supreme Court ruled to­ day that I’ rinre E d w a r d ing to the Highway Patrol. County, Vn., must reopen it* public schools, which have CHICAGO (U PI) — Near­ been closed ainre 1958 to avoid Integrated classes. ly 500 Americans might ne Justice Hugo L. Black an­ killed on the nation's streets nounced the court's opinion, and highways during the which affirmed a 1901 order Memorial Day weekend, the by federal district Judge National Safety Council said Oren R. Lewis, today. Today's opinion send* the rase hack to the lower federal court for necessary further HEIDELBERG, Germany action. NEW HAND OFFICERS for next year's activities at Seminole High "The time for more ‘delib­ (U l'l) — The U.S. army an­ School were chosen Friday nipht during the annual banquet and band nounced today it is withdraw­ erate speed’ hai run out," concert. Elected were, from left, Ed Hubbard, drum m ajor; Sylvia Wil­ ing the Ilth Aimored Cavalry Black said, "and that phrase liams, head majorette; Peggy Rower, head girl officer; and Topper Regiment from its hates along enn no longer justify denying Avenel, captain. (Herald Photo) the Iron Curtain ami sending these Prince Edward County it back to the United States. achoo] children their constiutional rights to an education equal to that offorded by the public school* in other parts SEOUL. Kmea (U PI) — of Virginia," About 8,500 students demon­ Sollowing the rioting of the strated in four South Korean public achools, white children citlea today, demanding im­ were afforded private school­ mediate economic reforms, ing in the rounty. City commissioner* face a the elimination o f corruption relatively light agenda when Black said that the closing Betty Dm Corbin, Mike Cor Several S e m i n o l e High they convene tonight at City School hand members received bin, Bill Duxbury, Roy Green, .iml the immediate release of of the Prince Edward schools Hall. awards Friday night at the an­ Dottic Janline, Norman I-earh, students attested In earlier nnd the raising o f contribu­ tions to support private tegAccording to the city man­ nual banquet then adjourned Scott Malbon. Mary Sct»U, lemonsliations. regaled while school* denied Jim Warfoi, Sharon Williams. to the amphitheater for the an­ ager's office, the agenda con­ the Negro students nnd their nual concert. Trophies went to: sists o f: OCALA (UPI) — A 42- parents "the equal protection Most progress in twirling, Each segment of the concert Jack Sharpe to present the maintenance contract* on the won warm applause from the Boltina Vale; best (wirier, Su­ year-old John Dixon Thomas, of the laws" guaranteed in the Constitution. Mcllonville Avenue elevated audience as the program san Perkins; most progress was found dead today after Lewis in his lower court orswept water tank; a request o f ranged over a wide assort­ In music, Peter Darmi; best a suspicious f i r e musicians, Norman I-each and through his home, police ssid, drr, barred the county from John W. Appleby for n per­ ment of musical selections. paying county tuition grant* Winners of band letters Mike Corbin. nppniently starting at several mit to sell plants ftom a ve­ or giving tax exemption* and New officers for the I904G5 spots In the home at the same hicle on city streets; request ! were listed as follows: from processing applications Claudia Bomgardncr, Con­ school year are: time of the Mocie for a time note for state tuition grants to on the payment for utilitiei; nie Colvin, Chall Crowell, Captain, T-'pper Avenel; tong as tlm founty’a public Donna Dnnktefs, P< W Darh-J consideration o f time pay­ firs; Ifaiflenart 1-ea I ir l of­ school* remained rloaed. l ’ atsy Fov, Steve Gordie, Di­ PARIS (U PI) — Police ment on water installation at ficer, vice president, treasur­ "W c have no doubt of the ane llarkett, Cheryl Jones, er and chaplain. Peggy Bower; throughout France were look­ the St. Johns Village subdi­ power of thn court to give Sharon Holloway, Susan Kelly, first lieutenant operations, ing lodsy for the alleged vision. Mrda Nolman, Donna Peters, Joel Fchd; first lieutenant mnstermlnd of the kidnap this relief to enforce the dis­ Also, discussion o f a feder­ continuance of the county'* Gay Stanley, Byron Smith, drum major, Ed Hubbard; se­ gang that seized the wlfa of racially discriminatory prac­ al claim for a 19(14 planning Mike Stefkovich, Susan Stein, cond lieutenant, secretary, French nlrcrafl manufacturer tices,” hi* opinion aaid. a d v a n c e ; recommendation Becky Tanner, Elliott Toole, Lippincolt; second Marcel Dassault Saturday and from the Zcnlng and Plan­ Karen Vickers, D a n e 11c Marcia lieutenant, librarian, Terry held her HG houis. ning Commission for rezon- Wright Vickie McArdle, Rabun. ing from It-2 to 11-5 on an Key* were given to: First sergeant and first ope­ area in Block 7, Tier* 1820 rations assistant, E l l i o t t SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— and Block S, Tiers I t-JO; re­ Toole; first sergeant, assistant The hitter California primary quest of Mrs. One aI Mathews secretary, Donna Danklefs; campaign* nf Gov. Nelson Formation of the Midwayfor consideration whereby her first sergeant, assistant lib­ Rockefeller snd Sen. Barry Unminn Water Association, house is partially on a street rarian, Linda Webb; staff ser­ Goldwater moved Into the fin­ Inr., was announced today by right-of-way at 1B01 W. geant, second operations assis­ al week today with Goldwater Earl Williams, acting rhalrSecond Struct. Also, consideration of salMIAMI (UPI) Robert tant, Ed Wagner; staff ser­ charging he was the target of m m o f a group of Negro nry reclassification o f two Kina llich began his last day geant, second assistant lib­ n ''gnng up" by supporter* of citizens who have worked his rivals for Ihe Republican diligently for Ihe past weeks men in the refusn division; of gubernatorial runoff cam ­ rarian, Peter Darmi. Sergeant o f section hearts; presidential nomination. to provide their areas with a resolution to tlip County paigning today after express­ fresh water supply. Commission r e q u e s t ing a ing sorrow about a raceway Upper brass. John Horner; Williams reported that he Joint project on the South­ accident Sunday which cri­ lower brass, Elliott Toole; up­ H o u se tically injured a Florida driv­ per woodwinds, Joel Felid; had been advised by Ramon west Koad. City police are investigat­ lower woodwinds, Peggy Bow­ er. I). McGmigh, Farmer* Homo ing the ransacking of a home High and his wife Faith sent er. Administration r e p r e tenta­ occupied by Robert C. Christa telegram-to Mrs. Lynn Ro __Also, capt'-ji it'd hrtd ma­ tive, that a Government loan VIENTIANE, loins (U PI) hert*, expressing their con­ jorette. Sylvia Williams; first mil* *1 114 W. 2trth Street. has been tentatively approved — A powerful Communist cern over the condition of her lieutenant, assistant h< ad ma­ The owner said an electric for construction of a central I’athet Laa force pursued re­ husband, Fireball, injured In jorette, Susan l’erkirs; first portable typewriter was tak­ water aystrm In the com­ treating Neutralist troops to­ a flaming three car wreck at sergeant majorette, property en and other Item* scattered ward Muong Suni today after Ihe Charlotte, N. C. world 600 offirer, Donn* Pcteri; first about the house. The entry munity. Application* for water will routing them from their last race. Roberts is a Daytona sergeant majorette, secretary, was made over the weekend, he taken from all Interested outpost on the Plain o f .Inr*. Reach resident. poRrr said. Sharon Drum. rltlzens during the next two werks. Cost to the applicant will he a |20 deposit which will he returned If for some reason the system is not in­ stalled, Williams said. class ami student rouncil offi- president was Pan Caeselhcr- ior Gloss president. By Jane Casselberry Application blanks, and as­ Ollier student eminrll o ffi­ A week o f feverish cam­ ceis for 1901-85 at Lyman ry. Frank Renew Jr., wu* sistance in filling them out, named president o f the Senior cer* uic Gniy Gunter, vice will lie available in the IJixou paigning and hoop-la was High School Friday. president; Sandy Tennant, Elected student c o u n c i l Clast and Steva Brady, Jun­ climaxed with elections o f Building on Ki|«a Avenue secretary and Mary Louise weekdayi from 4 until 7 p.m., Haines, treasurer. Senior Class of fieri* include except on Wednesday a, and Ann Truwirk, vire president; from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. un Pam Khlridge, secretary and Sutuidny*. f ! • NO. 197 Time Has Run Out, Prince Edward Told 10 Killed Grim Scene: Early this morning a convoy of Army vehicles heading north out of Sanford on Highway 17-91. I SANFORD, FLORIDA Court Orders Schools Reopened • The County Commission will Dot meet Tuesday, Election Day, but will convene at 9 a.m. Thursday initead. • Established 1908 • .• The tropny—which remains * at the school and the winners get a replica—is awarded to the youngsters with the high­ est scho'astic average who participates In at least three aports. Cordell, a U. S. Army offi­ cer killed in action in Viet Nam, was not only an out­ standing SHS athlete but also ^ a top scholar. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cordell of Sanford lettered in three aports at Seminole in addition to being an honor student dur­ ing his four years there. This was when the ninth grade was a part of the high school pro­ gram. • United Press Leased W.re Exerds Ypur Vote Tuesday al convention pledged to Sen. Barry Goldwater for the Re­ publican presidential nomina­ tion. Democrat* also will choose a statu man and woman for their national committee, plus voting on a slate of delegates to the Democratic national convention pledged to Presi­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson. Seminole Democrats will al­ io choose between guberna­ torial candidates Miami Rob­ ert King High and Jackson­ ville Mayor Haydon Rums The winner will he opposed hy Charles R. Holley, fit. Petersburg Republican, in the Nov. 8 general election. C o u n t y Democrats will choose between Marjorie Shep­ ard and Troy Ray for rounty tax collector, between Incum­ bent J. C. Hutchison and Ed­ ward Yarborough for Dis­ trict 1 rounty commissioner, and lx-1wren incumbent John Fitzpatrick and Harry Cush­ ing for District C copnty com­ missioner. ItOHIlY E. IIENNETT Democrats will also rhnosa between Incumbent Linton Cox and Al Davis for peara justice In tha Sixth District, between incumbent R. E. Carroll ami Charlie Thnma* for Fourth District constable, and between incumbent Grady Hall Midshipman First C l a s s Hobby E. Ren nett, 21, sen •f and Charles Fagan for Sixth Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellon Bennett ^District constable. o f 327 Scminola Blvd., Cassel­ berry, is scheduled to gradu­ ate from the Naval Academy, Annapolis, on June 3. Upon graduation, hn will A Winter Park minister. receive a bachelor o f scienre degree and bo commissioned Identified hy police as tha Rev. Isaac James Douglas, nil rnsign in the Navy, Flunuctt w as graduated wns charged with driving from Lyman High School, wl(h Improper brakes Sunday Longwcod, In 1980 and at­ afternoon following a turn-car tended Stetson University in rrash on 25th Street and San­ ford Avenue. IlsD n di Ha entered tho naval aca­ Pollre aaid the Rev. Mr. demy on a public law appoint­ Dougin* applied his brakes to ment and was sworn In as a halt behind another stopped midshipman In July, 1900. ear and his vehicle collided While at the academy Ben­ with the rear of one operated nett participated in rompany hy P. E. Satterfield, heavyweight football a nd company squash, and was a member o f the Newman Club nnd German Club. Theft of a transistor rads* After graduation, he will from his rnr parked at tho take leave before reporting Church o f Christ lot, ] 5th to hi* duty station at May- Street and Park Avenue, was port, aboard the attack car­ reported to police Sunday rier USS Saratoga. night hy Richard Hargraves. the Forrst City Bait Shop on Highway 430, Republicans will also cart their ballot* this time, choos­ ing a man and woman for the GOP national committre ami to choose between on un­ pledged slate and a slate of delegates to the GOP nation- Midshipman To Be Graduated Driver Charged In Accident Radio Stolen RE - ELECT JOHN M. FITZPATRICK YOUR CO U N TY COMMISSIONER DIST. 5 Graduate — Ohio Slate Unirernlly — B. 8. & Bu»int‘KH Administration Certified Public Accountant County Commissioner Since I960 Resident Of County Since 1949 Married, Father Of Six Children Active In County Civic And Charitable Organization* Experienced In Oovcrnmental Budget And Fiscal Matter* Independent With No Commlttmcnte To Any Special (iroup Or Clique World War 2 Veteran Pd. Pol. Adr. � 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 22, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Petterson Gets Joe's Laundry Geneva Citizens Coast Guard Citation Cleans Up Hunt Plan Barbecue And Rally P m 4-A—April 28, 1964 The Gtnrrm Citliena A im * elation will sponsor a chicken barbecm and political relljr Saturday at the Community Ball. Preparation! are b e i n g made for aoma 400 pereona by Chafa Bill Kllbee. Bill DIb. ble and Edward Yarborough who report that serving will begin at K p m. and will con­ tinue until all platea are fill­ ed. Entertainment will be pro­ vided by the Eaetera Semi­ nole Band which feature! musicians from Geneva, Chuloota and Oviedo and ia di­ rected by Richard Zelley, OHS bandmaater. A public addreaa ayitem will be eat up and all candi­ date! will be invited to apeak. Advance ticket! for the event are available from any membera of tha aeaocletlon or may be obtained at the door. j SHS Bowlers Beat Moore Led by John Boggi who rolled a 812, the Seminole High School boye bowling team took a 4 to 0 deciilon from the Blihop Moore Horneta. Meanwhile, Lyman'a An­ dy Hinley knocked down 499 pine to pace the Greyhoundi to a 4-0 victory over Colonial'! Grenadleri. And, at Orlando'a Sky Bowl, tha Oviedo kegleri dropped their match with the Apopka Blue Darters, 4 to o. In girl*' ploy. Seminole'* maiden* »cored a 4 to 0 win over Blibop Moore, Lyman loit to Colonial by a 3-1 count and Apopka defeated the Lion* otto* I to 1. Mr. and Mr*. Elila Petteraon of DeBary, released an excerpt from the February Inue Coa*t Guard Alumni Aaeoctation Bulletin, report­ ing the presentation of the Air Medal to their, ion, Lcdr. Warren Sawyer Petteraon, United State* Coait Guard, from tha Preildent of the Un­ ited Statea for service aa set forth In the following cita­ tion: "For meritorloua achieve­ ment in aerial flight on May 11, 1903, while serving a* pil­ ot of a Coast Guard HM19G helicopter, engaged in towing the fishing vessel, "Pirate 11 from a position of great peril near 8eal Rocks, San Fran­ cisco, Calif. "When information was re­ ceived that tha fishing ves­ sel had lost her engine and was In distress, Petterson de­ parted for the scene. Upon arrival, he located the "I'lr- Tourney Sunday At Mayfair Club The annual singles and dou­ bles tournament spotuored by the Sanford Women’s Golf As­ sociation will be held Sunday at the Mayfair Country Club. The Ssnford Women Golfers will host Ihclr friends at a special guest day April 29. Mary-Eslher’i is sponsoring a tournament for the women scheduled to start May 6 and continue on May 13 and May 20. There will be an inter-city tournament at Dubsdread Country Club May 12. The Ssnford women's group was well represented at the Florida State Women's Golf Tournament held at Port St. Lucie last week. Min Keenan and Edle Ware came borne with the sliver. Unit To Meet Kubeck Ailing: NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony Kubek, the New York Yan­ kee!' ailing ahortetop, under­ went a checkup at Lenox 1UU Hoipltal today. The Auxiliary Unit to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will meet for a social evening at 8 p. m. today at the Post Home on the Old Dixie High­ way north of Longwood. ate II" dragging anchor hi a heavy surf approximately 80 yarda off the beach. He im­ mediately maneuvered the hel­ icopter eo that, with the help of a crewman, a line could be passed to the vessel. A strain of 2,000 pounds was then placed on the tow line. When no progresa was noted, was Increased to 2,600 pounds with surges to 8,100 pounds, caused by wave action, Slow progress was now indicated and for 47 minutes Patterson continued this operation un­ til the "Pirate II" had been towed into deep water and the tow assumed by the CO823281 For his expert airman­ ship and skill throughout this rescue mission, his cour­ age, sound judgement, and unwavering devotion to duty, Ledr. Petterson, in keeping with the hlgheat traditions of t h e United States Coast Guard, was presented this Air Medal by Douglas Dilllon, for the President." Legion Visits VA Hospital By Mrs. Adam Miller Twenty-five member* of DeBary’s Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post and its Auxiliary mads their annual visit to the Lake City Veter­ ans Hospital Sunday. Mrs. P a t e r Koppenaal, auxiliary president, reported that gifts of more than 600 books, magasinea nad paper backs, plus an afgan, were given to the veterans In ad­ dition to two television aets which were presented to the assistant chief of staff, Wil­ liam C. Baldwin, for use in the hospital wards. A two hour show was pre­ sented by tha DeLand High Sehool Band and Variety Show under direction . of George Wolf and Paul Caskey for an audience of more than 88 patients. Post Commander Fred Mc­ Laren was la charge. Joe's Lauodry took a firmer grip on the first place trophy as they made a clean sweep against Hunt Realty in the weeks league play. Anything can happen in four weeks, and in this game of bowling •very pin counts. Stenatrom Realty and Art Brown Pest Control split their points 2-2. Tha C.P.O. Wives also made a clean sweep against M. k M. Bar. Shoe­ maker Construction won three points from Cook's Corner. DeBary Debs won three points from the Acey Duecy Wives. We weloome Pat Franks who will take Mary Doughertys spot in the Acey Duecy Wives team. Pat had only rolled duck pins before joining the league, but it looks as if she is adapting to the heavier ball quickly. Queens of the split circle are Carolyn Salle when she converted the 3-7-10, and So­ phie Woodson the 8-7-9. VI Rowberry and Letha Ward toppeled the 8-10; Marie Cls* owski, Gladys Pinter, and Carolyn Salles the 2-7. Doris Gandy converted the 6-8; Etta Dorman and Sara Terry the 5-6; Beverly Meeks the 4-8 and the 4-8-7. The 3-10 fell for Dot Button, Kathy Gray, Doris Hock, and Carolyn Sallee. Tur­ keys were rolled by Dot But­ ton, Judy Clarke, Kathy Gray and Bert Neville. Kathy Gray turned in her highest game to date, a 210 but high game was rolled by Dot Button. A three-day tie for high scratch game of 242 is now held by Dot Button, Mary Tomaleskl, end Meda Wiltshire. Dot also rolled high scries of 861. Envoys Try To Restore Rule VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) U. S. Ambassador Leonard Unger and the envoys of France, Britain and Austra­ lia joined today in an attempt to restore the Laotian govern­ ment overthrown by a rightwing military coup Sunday. Lake Monroe Inns Leading B y 12 Games Tha team sponsored by Lake Monroe Inn has all but sewed up the City Bowling League this season as they ere now leading the peck by a full 12 games with only four mora weeks remaining in tha season. In this wtsks action the Knights of Columbus led by A1 Poulter’s 228 game and 877 aerie* knocked the blocks from under Lake Monroe Inn with e three-point win. Swee'• ;’* Bar and Grill gained a . ttl* on firit place with a three-point win over Harry's Bar and Package. Eddie Mon­ roe had a 223/869 for Swee­ ney’s while Hank (Bud) Kratter waa high for Harrys with his 835 series. Jet Lanes also won a threepoint deciilon over Michael’s Elk Gas with John Spolskl "bombing" 171, 209 and 237 for his 617 total. John (Tha Bomb) Wright was high for Michael’s with his 202, 212 and 189 for a 603 total. San­ ford Manufacturing took a three-point win from the American Legion. John Brid­ ges was high for tha Manu­ facturing men with hli 204/679 while Georg* Swann" "carried the mail" for tha Legionnaires with hla fine 224/691. In tha other matches, Pry­ or's 8tate Farm Insurance took three wins from Wisdom Sod Servlet. Phil Rocha was high for Pryors with hla 206/- 634 whll* Jo* Gaxil was high for Wisdoms with hla 602 totaL There were a few 200 games rolled this week with John Spolskl leading the way with 237 and 209, Marvin "Curly" Meltser also rolled a nice 237 New Officers Installed By PTA Council By Maryann Miles New officers of the Semi­ nole County Council of Par­ ent-Teacher Associations were Installed last week by Mrs. W. L. Swofford of Altamonte Springs during a meeting of the group at tha Bear Lake Elementary School. Taking office ware Mrs. Georgs Hearn, Lyman, presi­ dent; Mrs. C. R. Sims, Pinecrest, first vice president; John Angel, South Seratnole Junior High, second vice pres­ ident; Mrs. M. F. Kerehner, Altamonte, secretary and Mr*. Clinton Gore*, Bear Lake, treasurer. A plaque was presented to the Plnecreet PTA tgr its in­ crease in membership from 266 to 726 end a citation was received by Lyman PTA for Its inersee* from 91 to 210. Guest speaker for t h e morning meeting we* E. S. Douglass, Seminole County di­ rector of adult and vocation­ al education. game, A1 Poulter rolled a 226, Georg* 8wann n 224, Eddie Monroe n 223, John Kneeland 222, Jack Kenner 216, John Stankiewics 217, John Wright 202, 212 and Joa Wallace also rolled a 212 game. Harry Pentecost roll­ ed 211, Phil Roche 206, Phil Zeull and Carl Von Herbulii had a 206, John Bridges a 204, and Andy Patrick rolled an aven 200 gam*. Next week will be position night with Lake Monroe Inn taking on Saweeney’a Bar and Grill, Michael's Elk Gas and Jet Lanes will butt head*, The American Legion will take on Sanford Manufacturing whll* the Pryor’s will bowl the Knight’s of Columbus and Harry’s will go up against Wisdom in tha final match. The Future Belongs To Those Who Plan HELP Preserve Your Heritage Of Clean Air Water Earth r- ELECT Qualified Leadership J. 0. (JESS) GREGORY Seminole County Commission District 5 Paid Political Adr. ELECTRONIC c BANKING.. a MATHER'S STOREWIDE : 0 INVEinOlN LISTED ARE ONLY A FEW OF MANY FURNITURE BARGAINS NOW IN PROGRESS J 0 869,95 5P« ■f SOPA '5 8 » beds D' N tr r c n o , a sstfsJ J P 2 Pc, SOFA BED s u i t e s j?9 “ SHSSSH29" ■ B ftS “ D,BUh **eden, W .|„ , platform ro ck ers. BEDROOMV uiTR <r. vW jfff ’ J O j.|w Cover?; F °* » "'ceshlona. ^ T *L « W N O S * m *TTRB88B8 rattan bask et CHAIR .« RATTAN BAB SN O W '\l , € M1, * J 6 g 0 0 < -w o c ’ / V5 STU DEN TS DESKS Kits • • t a s t e d C np/ OP SANFORD M i; ONLY i M. VIMT ST. i b M i Your Choice MANY OTHER ITEM8 AT LOW PRICES I Thin means futar aarrice for you. k means added safety to yoer checking account, which wfll be coded In magnetic numbers. It means the Rorida State Bank is making the extra effort to meet your banking needs with modem expansion for a community tbit is expanding in Its needs and growth. A apodal demonstra­ tion of this equipment wlR ba bald May 6. Be nira sad stop by. Sea this equipment fer yourself. • Bench Bag* • lee Buckets • Hn I U ' ILICTRON1C BANKING la the form of mart than *0,000 of new, modem ceknUttng and tabulating eqalptaeut te hefag fa. Mailed hi oar Instltutka. OFF • Picnic J ig s MULTI. COLORED POLE LAMPS h id e a w a y b e d s h„ . Beginning on the anniversary of S3 of banking Ssnford, Sm lnok Cotmty and Central Florid* tha Florida Bank presents a new service to Mi * 8 8 00 E A S Y TER M S CONDITIONED FUSNITURI BTORI PHONE 82S49U SANFORD FRIDAY HITBB , Th vt.-y 9 �(Fltr * • A VOL. 56 Zip Codo 32771 ife ra lb > WEATHER: Mostly fair throuuh Saturday; high today 88-92; low tonight in 60s. i'lstaolished 1908 United Press Lensrii W: re FRI., APRIL 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 176 City, County Join In Paving Job Contrary to all that'a been ■aid and printed. Southern FI* berg lau Products la occuping the Williams Building in San­ ford Industrial Park and NOT the HLH Products plant, — which continues in its own ™ building. HLH is operating at full steam and expects to continue doing so. As a m at­ ter of fact, one of our Clock Winders heard this morning from a highly reliable source that HLH is hinting a t a poss­ An emergency $120,000 ible expansion program. • • • street paving program "to re­ In the story about Ted Wilmove a critically dangerous g Hams' Hardware carried in safety problem" was approv­ ™ Wednesday’s Herald, the ed by the City and County name of Kenny Boutwell Commissions in joint session should have read Kenny Reutebuch. These things happen, this morning. aay our advertising depart­ The approved paving plan ment personnel. Guess that's will bring about elimination of why they still put erasers on traffic hazards on 13th Street pencils. HAROLD KASTNER ROY G. WILLIAMS • • • and on Southwest Road. . . . illua. potentate . . . president City of Sanford has really . . . Bahia Shrino Temple City of Sanford, which pre­ . . Sanford Shrine Club . rolled out the red carpet for viously had announced plans r the visiting Shrine nobles . . ■ for Improving 13th Street, said they all received windshield Zimmerman, Atlanta, Del Mar president; stand­ FINAL CLOSING in negotiations for the trans­ it will widen, install storm •tickers permitting them noing: Beryl II. Weiner, Atlanta attorney; Loring fer of the Del Mar property on West 20th Street time-llmlt free parking. That'a sowers and catch basins, pave Burgess, Florida State Bank executive vice from the Del Mar Corporation, Atlanta, to the Illustrious Potentate Har­ best way that we possibly good public relations . On behalf of the Sanford the strpet, install curbing and president; S. J. Davis Jr., Sanford attorney; Chemical Corporation of America, Tallahassee, ran and have arranged a old II. Kastner. We hope Just think how they’ll talk it Shrine Club, we extend to sidewalks from French Ave­ special program for the lad­ John Kriiler, Seminole County Chamber of Com­ was completed this morning. Chemical Corpora­ that each and every one of up when they get back home. you our most cordial greet­ nue to Crooms High School. • • • les. merce manager; Jarvin Lcvison, Atlanta attor­ tion will commence its Sanford operations in the you will enjoy it to the ing on your arrival in San­ ney; Clifford McKibbin Jr., Sanford-Scminole We hope that after yoa property about September. From the left, seat­ utmost. SUGGESTION TO T H E This program will cost an ford. return to your home that Development Company president, and Rulph CITY COMMISSION: City We want each and every ed: Irving Feinberg, Sanford, Chemical Corpora­ estimated $70,000. City engiWe Greet You, W’e Weiyou will rarry with you one of you to feel that this tion vice president; Juck Feinberg, Tallahassee, Dover, Atlanta, Del Mar plant manager. Manager Pete Knowles and ncera have been Instructed to route You, Nobles and In d ­ pleasant memories of Han­ is your rity and that every ^ his crew are to be highly (Herald Photo) Chemical Corporation president, and Jerome commence drafting plans for ies, with the gates of our ford, The Gateway to Cen­ member of he Sanford complimented in dressing up the project. This planning and city wide open. We hope tral Florida, and that when­ Shrine Club, their wivrs, and Rands Avenue, which really that your stay with us will ever you are looking for the riUirns of Seminole was sn alley and an eyesore. stockpiling of necessary ma­ be filled with happiness and pleasure and real hospitality County and surrounding W. B. Williams will be 90 f U U V A . . . terials it expected to require pleasure. that you will come to San­ areas are willing and ready years old in a few days. He 60 90 day*, when actual con­ This is our First Cere* ford. to serve you in any way was the city's third city manstruction will be started. nuinlal to be held In SanfRoy G. Williams, they possibly ran. •gcr and Is the oldest living The Southwest Road project ford under the jurisdiction President We have arranged to en* ex-city manager. As a tri­ will follow, with tho County SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPl) bearing 75 per cent of the cost of the Bahia Temple, which tprtaln the Nobility In the Sanford Shrine Club bute to him and his son, Bishop Elected is quite an honor to our Police Chief Roy G. Williams, —President and Mrs. Johnand the City bearing the other PITTSBURGH (U P l). ' the Clock Winders suggest Seminole County Chamber The event was highlighted aon, starting out on a whirl­ 25 per cent. Tlii* project will Bishop Prince A. Taylor Jr. you rensme Rands Avenue to of Commerce officials this by exhibits placed on display wind tour of poverty-strick­ extend from 13th Street to "W. B. WilUams Mall." Coun was elected president-desig­ morning estimated that as by some 41 county firms and en areas, were surrounded Country Club Road. ty Commission rensmed Big nate of the Methodist Church many as 1,500 persona visited the initial public appearance and held almost immobile for County engineers estimated Tree Road as "Gen. J. C. Thursday, the first Negro to the Sanford Civic Center of the 19 young Seminole about five mlnutci today by the cost will run about $50,Hutchison Parkway." Thursday night Ior the open­ beauties who are competing a crowd of hundreds which 000 for paving, storm sewers hold that post. • • • ing of the second annual In­ for Ihc honor of being named broke through security lines. and catch basins, curbing and From the Methodist Church Five A rrested dustrial Show. Mias Seminole County for Johnson, in an ebullient sidewalks. bulletin: “If you want to be 1964. Some 5,000 Shriners pri­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - jobs and would save $21 mil­ campaign mood, was unper­ T h e following statement ST. AUGUSTINE (UPl) lion, he said. miserable, hate somebody.' The beauty pageant, which turbed. He told an aide at- was released at the conclusion marily from Central Florida, Defense Secretary Robert S. The biggest tingle cutback And we like that other gen Integration leader Hoses Wil­ wa* pretty of the joint Commissioners' began to gather in Sanford McNamara today announced opened with the Initial Judg- afterwards " it announced today wai a t the tie reminder we saw not long liams and four other Negroea light but It WAa.yandcr.ful," in * .o f IbuVRtfla in bathing meeting **ila warning: / tods y for ‘ a z'lrlne Ccremott* the shutdown — - complete or Army*«“ Watertown, Mata:, •go in front of a local church: were arrested Thursday when suits,'’will end Saturday night ' And he told lie crowd of "Both ’ Commissions have i«I which wilt fcitUira the partial of. 22 ru lit ary installa­ arsenal where 1.840 Jobs are "Open Sundays for your con­ they tried to get service In when one of them is rrownrd 5,000 waiting to hear him in Jointly agreed to remove a a segregated restaurant. venience." a high school football field critically dangerous safety initalion of amne too new tions and farilitics with Ihc to he eliminated by Septem­ the winner. s e e ber 1967 at an estimated sav­ elimination of 10,03(1 jobs, "I'm going to tell Congress problem presently existing on members. Heavy Attack Squadron Tonight's program bcglni ing of $3.3 million. Mayor Irene Van Eepoel Firing: Heavy McNamara told news con­ I wish they could come here Nine (VAH-9) today received at 8 when the contestants will Initiation activates begin West 13th Street, from French McNamara said only the recently Informer R. E. Port AYOIS THEODOROS, Cy­ Us first needle-nosed RA-5C bo Judged in evening gowns. in the heartland of America Avenue to Crooms Academy today and will culminate in a ference that the shutdowns Army's materials research er that under no clrcum prus (U PI) — Heavy firing and see what the people of and reductions plus the sale Vigilante, as the Navy be­ During all of the sessions the and Southwest Road from 13th big ceremony Saturday after­ agency would be retained at stances would poltlcally-pla between Greek and Turkish gan equipping its second judge* rate the girls on face, America are doing for them­ Street to 46A. The joint Com­ noon al Seminole High School. of two industrial reserve Watertown. He said most of qued North Orlando change Cypriots rattled through this plants, (lie consolidation of squadron for global deploy­ poise, figure and personality. selves. The first section of candi­ its name. Now comes a re­ village for hour* today in de­ "I have been stimulated and missioner! were in agreement dates will be initiated al 2 defense contracting offices in the arscnpl'a facilities would ment with the new twln-jct Ilill Reck from WTRH was on tiie vitally needed project. be sold. port that a sizeable group of fiance of United Nations ef­ reconnaissance bomber. master of ‘ceremonies of inspired by what I have seen. "It was further agreed that p. m. in the SilS auditorium. 29 U. S. cities and several "All career employes whose young North Orlando mothers forts to arrange a cease-fire. I'm here to sec what the fed­ economy measures The squadron held brief ac­ Thursday's program and Nick The second section will be oilier jobs are eliminated will lie construction would commence have suggested the name of ceptance ceremonies al Ihc I’ficfauf at the organ provid­ eral government can do to at the Intersection of 13th initiated al 3:30 p. m. in (lie would save $68 million an­ offered other job opportuni­ the village he changed to Bond Cost Down improve your condition. nually in the United Stales Sanford Naval Air Station this ed music as the girl* walked ties," MeNamara said. Slrcrt and French Avenue and Fleming Gymnasium. "No Hope, Fla." MIAMI BEACH (U Pl) - morning. Shrine officials snnounced and abroad over the next 3W s e e down the ramp. proceed from that point to the Atty. Gen. Jam es Kyncs said .Mias Candi fonder, Miss *51 Class Meeting ultimate completion of the this morning that all arrange­ year*. Which reminds: Let’* have Thursday the cost of validat­ Commander Jam es L. ShipClosings in Florida Include ments have been completed a little fun in this column ing the state'* $75 million man, VAH-9, Commanding Seminole County of 1963, wel­ The Sominolo High School project — the completion date the seadromes at the Naval and you readers send us higher education bond issue | Officer, accepted the aircraft comed the candidates and ex­ class of 1954 will hold a re­ expected to he in the Fall of for the two-day event, parti­ names of cities and towns was lower than any compara­ in behalf of Ills 270 officer* plained the Judging proce­ union at 8 o'clock lonlglit in 1963. Actual construction will cularly the colorful Shrine Air stations in Jacksonville, BEHRING (UPI) - Kenwith odd monikers. One Clock ble issue in the history of the and men. His squadron Joins dure! to them and tile crowd. the Directors Room of the not commence for 60 days in Parade which will get under­ Key West and Pensacola, all of which will tic inactivated neth Collier, 47, bought a gua way in downtown Sanford VAH-S, also Sanford-based, as Other opening remarks were Winder has vlalted Two Egg, state. order that engineering and in January, 1963. this morning then went to a the second unit to he equip­ made by County Commission­ First Federal Ruilding. Hen Scratch and Rattlesnake, planning and stockpiling of Saturday morning at 10:30. Ho also said that right hotel coffee shop where lie The original line of march ped for extended sea deploy­ er John Alexander, Mayor A. Fla.; Big Bone and Rabbit No Censure materials can be accomplish for the parade lias been alter­ economy measures would he shot his wife and then himself ment of the RA-5C. VAH-S la L. Wilson, plus Carl Sliilkc Hash, Ky.; Rattlesnake, Ind.; ed. Mother's Day JACKSONVILLE (U Pl) ed slightly. The parade will taken overseas — In Europe in death ns several horrified scheduled for deployment to and Charles Kampf of the Alice and Ben Bolt, Tex. And "It was further agrred that The Jacksonville Bar Asso­ the Western Pacific aboard WASHINGTON (UPl) begin at First and Cypress, and the Western Hemisphere perron* watched. one city in Pennsylvania with Sanford Civitan Club, beauty j President Johnson Thursday portion of the project of 13th Highland* County Sheriff proceed west on First Street, —but that these would not a very odd name we don't ciation decided hy a four- the USS Banger thla sum pageant sponsor. proclaimed May 10 as Mo­ Street from French Avenue to turn south on Oak Avenue, Involve NATO forces. He said Broward Coker ruled the vote margin Thursday not to mer. dare repeat for fear of be The pageant is being held Crooms will be constructed by proceed east on Third, north the.se actions would eliminate case murder-suicide pending Other RA-SCs are assigned this year as part of the In­ ther's Day and urged all ing accused of vulgarity. But censure Mayor Haydon Bums City forces while Southwest Americans to fly the Stars for allegedly saying lawyers on Sanford Avenue and east 3.600 military and civilian further investigation. to Heavy Attack Squadron dustrial S h o w . Saturday's it la a real town with a real and Stripes that day as an Road from !3th to 46A will be again on First Street to the • re "trained as m asters of Three, which is providing name. grand finale will begin at 8 expression of "love and re­ constructed b y C o u n t y deceit." • • • point of origin. training for flight crews and p.m. force*." verence" for their mother. A golf tournament got un­ support personnel. At one time R. E. Porter der way at noon today at The RA-SC, powered by two had ■ good friend named Phil Civil Rights Bill WASHINGTON (U Pl) - 17,000-pound thrust engines, the Mayfair Country Club. Campbell at Xenia, O h i o . The first official public ap­ While on a trip from Florida Senate leaders today hammer­ is capable of bursts approach pearance of the Shrine will to Ohio, In passing through ed oui the final form of a ing twice the speed of sound he a band concert at 7:30 to­ Alabama, we mailed Phil compromise jury trial amend­ Until recently, VAH-9 flew night on tho corner of First SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Campbell a postal card from ment to the civil rights bill the A-3B Skywarrlor a twin Is Open Till 2:00 A. M. and Magnolia. FRIDAY Phil Campbell, Ala, Next we they Intend to offer at a sub­ jet attack bomber which will A capacity crowd packed stitute for a Southern-sponsor­ (A complete schedule of eventually be phased out of C'andidatea report, 7 p.m., Mayfair Inn'; •aw him we asked tf MON. thru SAT. Oviedo High School cafetorium events for today and Satur­ the Sanford operation. street activities. be had received the card. He ed proposal. Thursday night to hear Semi­ day appears elsewhere on this replied in the affirmative and Band concert, Bahia Band, 7:30 p.m., First nole County Democratic can­ . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage page.) added that he also had receiv­ and Magnolia. didate! bid for votes in the ed at the same time a card or Dinner . . . I-udien, recreation, 8 p.m., Mnyfair Inn May 5 primary. from Phil Campbell, N. M. ballroom. An estimated 350 chicken f # C* q or make the Caribe He had never heard of the ('hantern recital, 9:30 p.m., Muyfair Inn. pilau dinner* were served w your late stop two citiea until ha received starting at 5:30 p. m. and Get-together party, 10*11 p.m., Sanford the postal cards. more than 500 persons had Shrino Club. of the evening s e e filled the cafetorium by 7:30 TODAY CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) SATURDAY Sanford Chamber of Com­ when the nearly 50 candidates 6:30 p.m.—Exhibit Display The federal spare agency said Candidates report, 8 a.m., Mayfair Inn. merce officials are flying to began with three-minute talk*. today static electricity appar­ 8:00 p.m.—Preview of Beauty Contestant* ladies coffee, 9*10 a.m. Tallahassee Tuesday to be The sponsoring Seminole —Evening Gowns ently ignited a rocket engine Parade, 10:30 a.m. form* at First mid guests of the Florida Deve­ County Democratic Executive during an indoor teat last SATURDAY Cypress. lopment Commission. Maybe Committee chairman, Mr*. J. week fatally burning two 6:00 p.m.—Exhibit Display Moslem Fount, 11:30 a.m., Sanford Shrine the boss will let R. E. Porter D. Morrison, said the third technicians and injuring nine 7:41 p.m.—Award of Appreciation present­ Club. fly along. and final county-wide rally others. ed by Hon. Karlyle Housholder to the Indus­ Indies luncheon and fashion show, 12:45 • e • of her group will be held A National Aeronautics and trialist Contributing Most to the Development p.m., Mayfair Inn. To clarify that report about next Thursday at Sanford Space Administration (NASA) of 8emino!fl County in 1963. Candidates Initiation — tree debris. City crews will Civic Center. fact finding board recom­ 8:00 p.m.—Final Judjfinjf of Beauty Contest r'irst Section, 2 p.m., Seminole High not clean up after contract­ • • • • Candidates also have been mended that the Delta launch auditorium. ors but will collect after rocket using the type of third Free anack bar: Junior Chamber of Com­ invited to locally sponsored Second Swtion, 3:30 p.m., Seminole householders or odd Jobs men rallies Saturday afternoon at stage rocket that accidentally VALDEZ HOTEL merce. High gymnuHium. if the tree trunks and bran­ Midway and Saturday evening fired April it lie grounded Door prizes: At intervals cnch night. Bahia Shrine Temple Ball, 9:30 p.m., Mayches are cut Into length* of at Geneva Community Center DOWNTOWN SANFORD pending a further investiga.fair Inn. five feet or less. and Lyman High School. tloa. Elimination Of Traffic Hazard Program's Aim WELCOME SHRIHERS 1,500 See Opening Crowd Greets LBJ On Tour Of Industrial Show ★ ★ ★ 5,000 Shriners Gathering Here II. S. Announces Base Closings VAH-9 Gets Its First RA-5Cs * Husband Kills Wife And Self Welcome Shriners! THE EXOTIC CARIBE Capacity Crowd Shrine Ceremonial At Oviedo Rally Industrial Show SCHEDU LE OF EVENTS Seminole Industries Now On Blast Laid To Static Spark Civic Center li­ft^5]r ?Ji .!:| 1 1f[yf 'wl l' m m jL IIt*‘'’I-w \ J r ■ i �— Vfft I n ftr l frrnll P»H «~F ri. Apr. 24, *64 Kev. Grover Sewell Ceremony Will Be Held Sunday At Lonqwood Spark G one? Perhaps this article will not ' ‘m ike sense" for those who hive lived since the time when the Model T F o r d w n popular but m a n y of the reader! will recall that one lever on the rlih t aide of the steering wheel waa the accelerator and a lever on the left side controlled the "apark." It was necessary to have gas and spark If the automobile ran well. In life do you sometimes feel that your "spark" is out of kilter? Perhaps you can manage to get through the day by dragging along yet there la little seal for the road. Some people confess that fj Family Night To Be Observed In DeBary 1 1it they started life with many obstacles In the road, yet there was so much faith, leal, and anthuslasm in their minds and hearts that no mountain waa too tall and no river too wide. I am sure that many factors enter Into the picture of life to keep the "spark" down, bowavar, wa must marval at the attitude of some who find Ufa Intriguing and satis­ fying In tha midst of frustra­ tion and discouraging circum­ stances. At least one answer Is clearly evident In tha lives of soma people which la that they ara sure about their pur­ poses of lift. Proverbs 4:38 lays, "Taka heed to the path of your feet; then all your ways will be aura." I believe that this verse gives the key to abundant liv­ ing. When you take heed to your way of life what do you find? Is there any pur­ pose that la valid for tha ef­ fort? Truthfully, I can't see how any thoughtful person can find life meanful enough to generate ample "spark" for the Journey if God la not the center of It all. If you need more zest see some clergyman and let him tell you more about the mean­ ing that Christ can bring to your life. Family Night will be ob­ served at DeDary Commun­ ity Methodist Church n ett Wednesday with a covered dish supper to be held In the social ball beginning at 6:30 p. m. to honor new members. Welcomed will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter nlack, Adam Muller, Mr. and Mrs. George It. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Lo­ gan R. Relit, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Powell and daugh­ ter, Margaret, Mrs. Inet Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill and son, Edward, end Mr. and Mrs. George V. Fcnskc. Each new member is be­ ing sponsored by an older member. Following the supper there will be a musical program New officers of the Lake and a colored film suitable Mary Church of the Natafor the occasion. rene were recently elected at the annual meeting of the con­ gregation. Herring will be R. B. Ranibottom, Hunday School superintendent; Mrs. Mary Hol­ By Joan Magln comb, assistant Sunday School The Womens Christian Fel­ Superintendent; Mra. Parker lowship (Priscilla Circle) of Rurke, Missionary president th e Chuluota Community and Mra. Rella Mlnahew, Mis­ < ‘.-urrh will sponsor a rum- sionary vies president. mage and bake sale a t the Steward* will ba Mrs. Hol­ Chuluota Shopping Center be- comb, Mr*. I.lllla m ils and gluing a t 0 a.m. Mrs. Minshew and trustcea All proceeds from tha pro­ will b* Mrs. Jo Ann Hamil­ ject will go to tha church ton, Parker Rurk* and J, W. building fund. Griffin. Lake Mary Church Elects Officers W CF Circle Sets Sale II Bishop Louttit To Dedicate Christ Church Addition By Donna Estes The newly enlarged air con­ ditioned aanctuary of Longwood'a C h r l a t Episcopal Church will be formally dedi­ cated by the Bt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, DD, Bishop of South Florida, during cere­ monies to take plact Sunday at S p. m. Other clergy to take part In the aervlca are Rev. William H. Folwell, rector of All Salnt'a Episcopal Church, Winter Park, opening re­ marks; Rev. Canon Leigh Put­ nam of the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando, master of ceremonies; Rev. George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of ft. Patrick's Episcopal Church of Ocala, litany; Rav. Leroy D. Soper, rector of Holy Cron Episcopal Church, Sanford, first lesson; Rav. Alfred Durranee, vicar of Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland, se­ cond lesson; Rev. J. R. Knox Brumby III, rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Daytona Beach, Apostlc'a Creed and prayer and Rev. Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar of Christ Church. Representing various parish organizations during the pro­ cession will bo Raymond Ball, senior warden; Robert Ham­ mond, junior warden; Tyson M an, clerk; Frederick Wvman, treasurer; Thomas Kuhn, Charles Pasternack and Char­ les Woodruff, all of the Vestry Committee; Mrs. Eugene B. Tsylor, president of the Episcopal Churchwomen; A. P. Bowerssox, president of the Epis­ copal Churchmen; Mlsi Shar­ on Taylor, president of the Episcopal Young Churchmen; Mrs. A. R. O’Neal, dlrcctrcsi of the Altar Guild and Mra. Inez Rlanton, directress of the Girls Friendly Society. Representing the building committee will be Robert Hammond, Charles Paster­ nack and Charles Woodruff. Hammond designed the build­ ing and A. B. Williams was contractor. Ushers will be Edward Kuhn, Louis SanSoucl, Wil­ liam Pugh and'William Wlgg. Layreadera taking part In Uit procession will bt Herman Kchlmmlng and Eugena B. Taylor; Clergy of other churches participating will he Rev. E. Ruth Grant of the CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH of Longwood, ono of the oldeat in the area, will formally dedicate it» newly enlarged aanctuary, ihown above, during ceremonies Sunday. Conducting the service will be the Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, Bishop of the South Florida Diocese. (Herald Photo) First Pentecostal Church of Longwood and Rev. Jack Lindsay of the rfrst Baptist Church of Longwood. Special music will be pro­ vided by Mrs. Charles Petherbridge, organist, and mem­ ber! of the Junior and Senior Choirs. Serving on the committee In charge of arrangementi for the dedication are Mrs. A. It. O'Neil, Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Mrs. Ralph Steveni, Mra. Raymon Ball, Mrs. Edward Kuhn and Mra. Tbomai Kuhn. • • • Christ Church is one of many old mission churches establish In Florida towards tha end of tha lait century. Episcopal service* were first conducted In Longwood In 1877 in a log school bouse by F. H. Rand, a layreader. In 1880 the tin t building waa erected in Longwood for Epis­ copalian servlcea through the effort* of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rand of Boston on property donate by E. W, Henck, founder of the town. The first service In the completed build­ ing was on Easter Sunday, 1883. ’ * Many of the original furn­ ishings, Including the altar and the lactam, were gift) from tha congregation of Holy Crosi Church, Sanford, after thair church had been Catholic Women Hold Installation Banquet 1I •' It •I I: 1| •! By Donna Rate* Mra. Chester Kaamlerczak, president of the Orlando Cen­ tral Daanery of tha Dioce­ san Council of Catholic Wo­ men, In her speech to the 4lhurch of tha Nativity Cbthellc Women's Club at the In­ stallation banquet held Mon­ day evening, pointed out that a Catholic woman must ba good, kind and generous but also wise and strong. Sha urged the women to be present everywhere for tha faith whrnever vital Interests are at (taka and whenever laws bearing on the worship of God, marriage, school or tha social order, are proposed or discussed. Officers she Installed, ac­ cording to tha pattern act forth In The Lady and the Law manual of Ihe DCCW, were Mrs. Gena Shannon, president; Mrs. John Ken­ nedy, vice president; Mrs. Arthur Grove, secretary; Miss Dorothy Teslo, treasurer and Mra. Jerry Quilling, deanery representatlva. Mra. Shannon, In accepting the presidency of the organ­ ization, thanked the women for their confidence In her and requested their continu­ ed support during the com­ ing year. She announced her com­ mittee appointments to be; Mrs. Joseph Fabey, altar; Mrs. Peter Denies, organiza­ tion and development, con•tllutlion and bylaws; Mrs. George Sommer, spiritual development; Mri. F. J. Bartheniki, program chair­ man; Mrs. Tracy Estes, pub­ lic relations; Mrs. Garland Shaw, historian; Mrs. Len­ nox Fay, reports: Mra. Clif­ ford Dulles, telephone; Mrs. Orlando Fox, ways nd means; Mra. Joseph Ed­ wards, religious articles; Mrs. Joseph Hopkins, Catholic charities and Mrs. Thomas Ryan, refreshments. Mrs. Shirley Corkhlll, in charge of the program, Intro­ duced Rev. Jamas Noonan, paitor of tha church and Ispiritual director oi tha dub, who praised the women for their efforts In the past, par­ ticularly Uit work of tb* cir­ cles which were recently dis­ continued. Ha pledged hla full coopera­ tion to tha club and express­ ed a deilra that the coming year would be as fruitful and productive ai years gone by. Distinguished guests, other than those already named, In­ cluded Kev. Ralph Kalaer, Catholic Chaplain at Sanford Naval Air Station, and Mra. A. W. T e l ao and Mra. Joseph Hopkins, past presi­ dents of the club. Tha next regular meeting of the group la scheduled for May I. The board of directors will meet May 11 and a membership tea Is planned for May 17 at the church. destroyed In the hurricane of 1880. Other furnishings of par­ ticular Intorest are the font constructed of soveral hun­ dred pieces of Florida wood by F. H. Rand, J. B. Clouser and James Arnold and the bell in the tower which was given as a memorial to Rand'a Mother. The Chalice and the Lectern Bible are dated 1879 but Iden­ tity of the donor is not known. Tha beautiful atalned glass windows were a gift from Mrs. Edward Rand. For many years Christ Church was in the care of various clergymen from the Orlando area. In 1927 it was placed in the care of rectors of Holy Cross among whom were Bishop Louttit and the late Suffragan Ilisop, the Kt. Rev. Martin J. llram. In 1934 tha Rev. George L. Granger became priest In chtrge of Christ Church and the Church of the Good Shepherd, Mait­ land. Realizing he n e e d of enlarging worship facilities, In Altamonte Springs By JnlJa Birto* Tha new Friendship Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs was organized at a special meeting held Sunday after morning worship services and a plcnie lunch. Meeting of this congrega­ tion will continue to be held In the building on SR 438 formerly known as First Bap­ tist Church of Altamonte Springs. Serving as moderator for the organizational meeting was Rev, A. A. Stulck, re­ tired minister from Winter Garden. Ilcv. Robert McAllis­ ter, clerk of the Wcklwa Bap­ tist Association acted as clerk and speaker was Rev. James Haskins , pastor of the Azalea Park Baptist Dr. Drue* Gannawny, dis­ trict superintendent, will con­ duct the quarterly conference a t the Casselberry Communty Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. today. Church officials will present their annual re­ port* at this time nnd church officera will be elected for the coming year. C O C To Meet GUEST OFFICIAL for the Inutallutlon Banquet of the Church of Na­ tivity Catholic Women’s Club waa Mra. Cheater Kaamlerczak, left, presi­ dent of the Orlando Central Deanery of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. With her are Rev. James Hnnnan, pastor of the church and aniritual director of the club, and Mrs. Shirley Corkill, chairman in charge of the program. (Herald Photo) FOR ANY OCCASION ARE ALWAYS — CORRECT Close Out Sale OFF THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 2 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. B. let A Sanford Are. 181-1833 323-8453 / .1____ POW ELLS Office Supply 117 S. MAGNOLIA The Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday In the Civ­ ic League Building on Church Street. William Daumholser, president, will conduct the meeting. Refreshment* will be served. Church. Rev. Robert Naw gave the scripture raiding and p riy er and benediction was said by Rev. Fred Wil Hams. Dwight Peck, minister of music at the Maitland Chapel, iang a solo. Resolutions adopted by the new church were read by Edward Kelsey. Officers elected were Mrs. Mrs. Homer Sewell, clerk; Mrs. L. T. Bryin, assistant clerk; Mrs. Jack Merck, treasurer; Edwird L. Kel­ sey, Sunday School superin­ tendent; Robert Mallard, Training Union director; Mrs. Mrs. Edwird L. Kelsey. Women's Missionary Union pres. Ident and Robert S. Brad­ ford, chairman of trustees. Serving as the music com­ mittee will be Robert Boyes, chairman and Mrs. Homer Sewell and J. B. Jordan. The pulpit committee will be Mra. Clifford Smith, chairman and Mrs. Jack Merck, C. W. Mul­ lins and Edward L. Kelsey. There are approximately 60 chartered mambera and any person Interested in Joining this new church will be wel­ comed. Services are: Sunday School. 0:45 a. m.; Morning Worship, 11 a. m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m. and Mi< week Prayer, 7:30 p.m., Wi neaday. Rev. V. N. Maggird of Or­ lando Is serving aa interim paitor until such time as a regular minister is selected. Bev. Stulck hss new commit­ ments for May and must leave Friendship Church. ELECT JOE BAGGERLY S22-S812 By Frances Wester The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary held a combined busi­ ness meeting and class party at the home of Mrs. J. A. Vam, hostess for the evening, with Mrs. Hsrley Wilhelm, co-hostess. Mrs. Lamar Stokes presid­ ed during the meeting. The opening prayer was given by Mra. W. T. Wanslay. Mrs. C. N. North, class teacher, ask­ ed tha woman to halp with the church Bible school that is scheduled to start as soon as school Is out. Mrs. Charlotte MeQulllln was In charge of the devotlonal period. The text used was First Peter, Chapter Two. After routine business was discussed, the meeting was closed with prayer given by Mra. North. During the aodal hour each member took a turn reading wt>rds of wisdom from the te* pot. Mra. Wilhelm won the prize in the game contest. The hostesi served refresh­ ments of punch, homemade cookies and Swiss rolls. Other member* attending than those mentioned above were Mri. Crawford Shelton, Mrs. Ralph Taylor snd Mrs. T. M. Whlgham. Young People Plan Party Col. Ralph T. Miller, nation­ al evangelist for the Salvation Army who is conducting a special aerlea In Sanford this week, hai the unusuel distinc­ tion of being a "pencil-saving preacher who gets hit points across." Miller who today owns 7,000 pencils, began bis collection 38 years ago whan • group of Kingston, N. Y. youngsters he hid been coaching In bas­ ketball presented him with a pen and pancil set as a token of th tlr appreciation. Touchtd by tha gesture ha put tha set away for fta r he might lose It. What thua began ai a sim­ ple precaution hai mush- Local Church Gives Schedule For Study Tha Flrat Church of the Nszarene, Second Street and Maplt Avenue, Sanford, will hold Bible Conference April 27-Stay 3 with Rav. W. A. Soward, author, teacher and minister, In charge of the study. Sessions will be held eich night at 7:30 except on Wed­ nesday. Rev. Soward hss had many y e a n experience aa a lec­ turer and is in constant de­ mand as a speaker. He was ordained to the ministry In 1916 and has served the church as pastor and teach­ er. Hia latest book, "World Events in the Light of the Scripture," was published in 1960. Announced subjects of dis­ cussion for the week are as follows: Monday, "The Time of the Gentiles"; Tuesday, "The Anti-Christ and tha "Israel in World Events,"; Friday, "Man In the Atomic Age"; Saturday, "Tower of Babel—1984"; Sunday morn­ ing, "A Trip to Outer Space," and Sunday evening, "Where Are The Dead?" Rev. Paul Blckes, pistor of the church advises that the public la welcome to the sea slona of the Conference. By Donna Estes The losing side of the cur­ rent competition being held In the young people's depart­ ment of Uie First Pentecostal Church of Longwood a t the 7:30 p. m. service each F ri­ day will host a party for tha winning team Saturday at 7 p. m. at tha church on Orange Avenue. The losers will dress in "tacky" fashion and will serve fried chicken, homemade ice cream, cake and cold drinks to tha victorious team. This Friday's program, undirection of Jesse Brown and the blue team, will be a akit on the five wise and five foolish virgins. Last week's program by Robert Adams and the red team was entitled "Shoet" to Illustrate the point that shoea must fit the wearer, the oc­ casion and the time. By Jane Casselberry Miss Sybil Grant Is leader of Ascension Lutheran Church, the young people's depart­ Overbrook Drive, Casselberry, ment. Is now taking advance enroll­ ment of children from three years through junior high school age who wish to at­ tend a Vacation Bible School to be held June B-19. Classes will be held Mon­ Officera of the Flrat Church day through Friday from 8 of the Nazarene for the com­ until 11:13 a m. Theme for ing year will be elected at this year's course will be the annual meeting to be "God, My Country, and I." held at 7 p. m. next Wednes­ A well-rounded program Is planned under the guidance day. Reports of progress in var­ of Christian teachers and, in ious departments will be addition to classroom work, heard and delegates will be there will be singing, recrea­ selected for the coming dis­ tion, education filmi snd re­ trict assembly. freshment periods. Rev. Paul Blckes, pastor, Those wishing to enroll who Is the fourth msn to their children rosy do so by se n e in this capacity during calling Mrs. C. R. Zehnder. the church's 18 years, U com­ Materials must be ordered in pleting three years of ser­ advance, therefore It Is neces­ vice and hss been recalled sary that enrollment ba com­ for another year. pleted aa soon as possible. roomed Into a grandiose hob­ by. With him, aa he travels around the country, are 5oo of the peneili which are used when he gives talka on his collection. Often these talks are combined with his ser­ mons and when this happens, he quips that he "has more points to his sermon than any other preacher In America." Miller doesn't J u s t go around picking up pencils— each one of his collection is a novelty in Its own right. For example, an FBI agant gave him one eight years ago which had been taken from a dope peddler. This one had a bidden chamber which the peddler used to hide his nar­ cotics supply. U. S. Steel Corporation pre­ sented him with one made from a strand of cable from the George Washington Bridge in New York and he has one from the President which bears the droll Inscription, "Stolen from Dwight D. Eisenhower." One pencil In the collection doubles as a flute and another a i a tr anils tor radio. And ha is especially fond of two giv­ en him by the Cincinnati Redlegs, many yeari after he was batboy for tha club, which are shaped like baseball bats. Asked If tha pencil will ever give way to its recent com­ petitor, the ball point pen, Miller adamantly declares "the pencil Is here to stsy." However, when asked w lut ha uses, he calmly reaches into coat pocket and brings out—a ball point pen! Col. Miller will be In San­ ford through Sunday evening. With him for tha 7:30 p. m. services todsy will be the Brass Ensemble from the Or­ lando Salvation Army Corps. His final service, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, will be on the Second Coming of Christ. Sunday morning worship services wUl be conducted at 11 o'clock. Invitation to all meetlngi la extended to the public by Captain Harry S. Foden of tha Sanford head­ quarter*. Ascension Takes VBS Enrollment Nazarenes Set Annual Meet McCanna Flays Tax Returns "Tangible Ptraonal Property Tax Return* for householders are waiteful, distasteful and unnecessary". Richard E. Mc­ Canna, Candidate for Seminola Asaeaior, stated re­ cently. "They are not requlred In Orange cr Volusia Counties and should not be in Seminole. The Insistence for filing these returns in Semi­ nole la a direct affront to tha Homeowners of the County." Pd. Pol. Adv. HAYD0N BURNS C A N D ID A T E FOR GOVERNOR W ill Be Downtown In Sanford YOUR CONSTABLE GIFT ITEMS 50% the Vestry Committee, to­ gether with Father Stewart, presented plans drawn by Ro­ bert Hammond of Longwood to the Congregation in October of last year. Assured of the enthusiastic support of the parish, the contract was let to A. B. Williams of Winter Park to e n la c e and rebuild the church. During the construction period services were held In tho Parish House until Palm Sunday when the first ser­ vices were held in the re ­ modeled sanctuary. Father Stewart, In announc­ ing Ibc dedication, stated that "Today Christ Church is a growing, vital congregation, intercited In the church and in the community. Her doors are open to all who will come and worship there, her total purpose being to worship Al­ mighty God and to apread forth the saving gospel of Jesus Christ. To this end, both the old and new facili­ ties, will be formally dedicat­ ed by Bishop Louttit." NewChurch Organized Conference FLOWERS PEHCIL-SAVING PREACHER GETS HIS POIHT ACROSS Lake Mary Baptist Class Has Meeting DISTRICT 4 Honest. Efficient. Courteous Service Appliance dealer 1831-1961; Diner. ’61 Insurance Agent. eniai unit* units owner, married, marriee, 3a chil­ cniiHume, Commercial rental Church. Mesons, Lions, American dren. Member Baptistit Churcl Legion, P.T.O. World........... I War II Veteran Military Police. "NO. 1 QUALIFIED CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE" Pd. Pci. Adv. SAT. A P R IL 2 5 th He Would Like To See You! BURNS FOR GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS 2555 Park Drive, Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-7428 Pd. Pol. Adv. �~1f Florida Lawmaker Links Communism To Bible, Prayer Ban .Sikes Says Aim is To Make U. S. 'Godless Nation' WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes said today be was convinced an at­ tempt is being made to make America "officially a godless nation." The veteran Florida Demo­ crat.* In testimony prepared for House Judiciary Commit­ tee hearings on proposals to amend the Constitution to allow worship in schools, con­ nected nccic communism to an ef­ fort to "take religion out of public places." • l . f publi e know that communism godless doctrine. 1 am • T/i convlInced that there is on foot In this nation a deadly attempt by a small minority to make our America offi­ cially a godless nation." The House group, meeting for the third day on the pro­ posals has thus far heard no H opposition testimony. How­ ever. several committee members have indicated flat opposition or deep doubt about the wisdom of changing the First Amendment to the Constitution to overcome Sup­ reme Court decisions barring worship as a requirement of public school programs. Other congressional news: ^ Civil Rights: Senate leaders «) worked at drawing up in fin­ al form a compromise Jury f i a l amendment to the civil rights bill they intend to offer as a substitute for a South­ ern-sponsored proposal. In general, the compromise pro­ bably would extend to all sections of the bill the limited Jury trial guarantee embodies 0 in the 1957 civil rights law. 0 At present, that guarantee extends only to two sections of this year’s bill. Insurance: Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., (D-N.J.), will conduct a hearing May 4 on deceptive or misleading prac­ tices in the sale of health Insurance policies. The hear­ ing will be held by his sub­ committee on frauds and mis­ I) I representation affecting the elderly. 1 uT •1 Orlandoan Held In Fratricide I ORLANDO, (UPI) — Sher­ if f s deputies were holding Maurice Williama on an open charge today in the slaying of hit 37-year-old brother, Thomas. Investigators said Williams admitted shooting hia brother in tha stomach with a .32 caliber pistol at their nearby Zellwood home during a heat­ ed argument. Police said the victim died en route to the Orange Me­ morial Hospital here. •> Forest City Circles Meet * * By Marytan Mile* Meetings of two WMU Cir­ cles of the Forest City Baptist Church were held Tuesday. TTte Jane HlekmA Circle held a morning meeting at the home of Mrs. Margsret Cos son, W. Lake Brantley Road. Devotjona were led by Mra. Ralph Green. Those attending rolled cancer dressinga. The Betty La whom Circle met that evening at the home of Mra. Glen Hubbard on Lake Rena Drive in Foreat City. Mra. Yvonne Wectmorcland led devotiona. Plana were discussed for Communit) missions and for the forthcoming Vacation Bible School. Hljr fcanforfi Fri. Apr. 24, *64—Page 3 frra lU tM, , __ VIENTIANE. Laos (UIM1 — Neutralist Premier Souvan­ na Phouma today accepted conditions restoring his gov­ ernment hut leaving power in the hands of the right-wing generals who deposed him Sunday. The agreement was seen ns a face-saving compromise. By Jane ( ao-elhrrry Hollins College students, Hob Docrr from California and Lee Mingledorff of Geor­ gia, presented a debate on whether or not the United States should recognize Red China at a meeting of the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club held Tuesday night in Howell Park. The two young men, both members of the Rollins Young Republican Club, proved to be skillful debaters. Second Vice President E. Pope Uassctt. who conducted the meeting, reminded the au­ dience that the opinions they were expressing were not : necessarily their own, as it ! takes an even more skillful debater to stgue a causa in which he dues not agree. Mrs. Marti Cox was elect­ ed to fill the vacancy in the office of treasurer left by tha resignation of Warren C. Tucker Jr. Mrs. Ann llussett, chairman of the pancake supper, re- CAVANAUGH ported that the club netted $100 from the event and a dinner or pirnic is being plan­ ned for May with details to be announced later. s LOAN ERVICE ItUDY SLOAN realizes the Tax Cnllrrtor Is a Public Servant. ItUDY SLOAN plans Kfflrirnt, Economic Service For A N N E MAHAN, 18. daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Robert R. Mahan, •150 Elliot Ave., San­ ford, is another entry in the Miss Seminole beauty contest now under ' wuy in connec­ tion with the Seminole Industrial Show. Anne is a senior at Seminole High School. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake Men Meet II) Joan Matin The Chuluota Retired Folks Club saw a film program, shown by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buckley of their vacation trip, at the April meeting of the gruup which yas held at the Community Ruilding fol­ lowing a pot lurk dinner. Twenty-nine members were in attendance. Plans were made l o r a pic­ nic a t Christmas Dark for Thursday, May 21, with Mrs. Kuhlman, Mra. McGee and Mrs. Roswell in charge of games for the event. 8r*ptoass of Diabase Artsing from By Maryann Miles The Men’s Class of the Bear Lake Methodist Church met Monday evening for a Bible Study Hour with Oscar McDaniel, layman from the Orlando Methodist Church, leading the discussion. This Saturday, from > a.m. until 9 p. m., all men of the church are Invited to attend the District Laymens Retreat at the Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg. STOMACH ULCERS d u e to e x c e s s a c id QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST A ik A b o u t 15 (>ov Irutl <)lh *Utaars dawui te M w iu . i t c . , due I s Z i m m Z iM . A d lor -wmsrd't Min a*" s tu c k fsO r <S(Aaw Mrltrvnolds Drug Company armary Park Avenue Pharmacy Tourhton Drug Company (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) AT REDUCED PRICES ..... tc/Ft. Or 2.95/100’ 7f/Ft. Or 5.25/100* taaeaaassaas Dinnt. Diunt. ('A • 3" Dlam. In Stork) WALL SUPPLY Ssafqrd, Fla. I l l N. French A i t . 322-3413 Headquarters For Sprinkler S) sterna. I . A d d itio n a l fa c ilitie s w ill be p rovided. I. Your voU will bo appreciated. There If No 8ubsUtuU For Experience COURTEOUS RUDY SLOAN FOR TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Pd. Pol. Adv. ONE CANDIDATE STANDS FIRMLY AGAINST THIS BILL OF CIVIL W RONGS! SCOTT KELLY Stands As Your Symbol Of Opposition to the Civil Rights Legislation! TOTAL FEDERAL CONTROL The bill now ponding in the United Stales Senate would (a) Allow people to be jailed without trial by jury (Titles 1* ft, III/ IV, and VII). h would (b) Allow the government to hold Star Chamber se$$!ons and to Imprison those who disclose, without permission, what went on bohihd its closed doors (Sec. 501). It would (c) Deny an individual the right to freely seek employment without Federal inter­ ference as to race or religion— it would deny this right (Titles VI and VII). It would (d) Deny the employer the right to hire, fire, promote and demote without Federal interference as to race or religion— it would deny this right (Titles V I and VII). It would (e) Deny to School Boards (public and private) and to colleges the right to deter­ mine, unhampered by tho Federal government, how their students and teaching staffs should be handled— it would deny this right (Titles IV, VI and VII). , It would (f) Tako from local and State officials their right, without Federal interference To handle local and State elections (Title I); To regulate local parks, swimming pools and other recreational facilities (Title II); To regulate hotels, restaurants, motion-picture houses, stadiums, etc. (Title III); and To regulate employment practices (Titles V I and VII). ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FEDERAL INSPECTORS W OULD DICTATE T O - FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE pr I > O i* r a* * ■VBw* p c t i i a « t Urn WILL A AD T m tA T M K H f t i n i M i a M for rrljri a t ly m p 'r a m ol d w tm s an .in * ( r n s _____-- - i EFFICIENT rd. Political Adr. Branch Office in South Seminole and M o b i l e Service to other points. Best Qualified Collect I)el.nnd a Let ItUDY SLOAN Work For You I TIRE SER V IC E I’h. 7.14-1911 STANDS FOR Toll free phone service. Cull Scovell Oil Company Retired Folks Have Program 1. ONLY candidate ith actual experience in Tax Collector's Office. 2. 13 ycara as Deputy and Assistant Tax Collector. *. Thoroughly familiar with all phases of taxes, tags titlea. boat reglatratloaa, occupational licenses a n d d is trib u tio n s of oil rnoaico handled by Tax Collector. v§ RENT Approximately 2,800 Sq. Ft. High Ceiling — Fire Proof Location: 1401 French Avenue, Next To Fire Station, In Rear. Republican Club Hears Debate Tax Collector 'fX - FO R A MAGNETIC SWEEPER (left), a taping machine for fiberglass roofs (right) and a felt slitter, products of the Sanford Welding and Fabricat­ ing Co. nre on display at the Industrial Show being held at the Civic Cen­ ter. The magnetic sweeper can be used to pick up nails following, for ex­ ample, a roofing job. (Herald Photo) YOUR J leader of the military junta, said today the generals want to cooperate with the proCommunist Pathet Lao fac­ tion. one of the three in Souvanna’s coalition cabinet. Tlie general described the pro-Communists as "national­ ists like us. speaking the same language." Warehouse or Garage Space Marjorie Shepard v The coup leaders gave in to Western and Communist pres­ sure to restore Souvanna, but at the same time retained the power to "propose and recommended" cabinet mem­ bers and to "follow and watch" all government deci­ sions. Gen. Kouprasith Abliay, All . . . including ELECT CAPABLE Souvanna Restored As Figurehead In Laos _, , — INDIVIDUALS: A t to 1. Seniority In private employment. .2. Seniority In civil service. 3. Preferential advance of minorities. 4. Social Security. 5. Veterans* and Welfare benefits. 6 . Employee facilities. HOTELS, MOTELS A N D RESTAURANTS: A t to 1. Rental of rooms. 2. Service of customers. 3. Hiring, firing and promotion of employees. LABOR U N IO N S A N D MEMBERS; At to 1. Job seniority of members. 2. Seniority apprenticeship programs. 3. Racial balance in job classifications. 4. Rocial balonco in membership. 5. Preferential advance of minorities. BAN KS A N D OTHER FIN A N C IA L INSTITUTIONS A s to 1. Approval of loans. 2. Foreclosure of loans. 3. Compensation, terms, conditions f f employment. 4. Hiring, firing and promotion of employees, 5. Racial balance of job classifications. FARMERS: A s to 1. All Federal farm programs. 2. Employees and tenants. 3. Membership in farm organizations. SCHOOLS AN O COLLEGES: A s to 1. Handling of pupil*. 2. Employment of facilities. 3. Occupancy of dormitories. 4. Use of facilities. TEACHERS: At to 1. Their employment, discharge and promotion. 2. Preferential treatment of minorities. BUSINESSES A N D INDUSTRIES: A t to 1. Hiring, firing and promoting of employees. 2. Racial balance of fob classifications. 3. Racial balance of office staffs. 4. Preferential treatment of minorities. 5. Compensation, terms, and conditions of their employment. HOSPITALS: A s to 1. Medical and nursing staffs. 2. Technical, clerical and other employees. 3. Patients* beds and operating rooms. 4. Facilities & accommodations. STATES A N D M UNICIPALITIES: As to 1. State PEPC acts. 2. State Labor lows. 3. Handling of public facilities. 4. Supervision of private facilities. 5. Judges and Law Enforce* ment Officers. 6. Handling of elections. SCOTT KELLY FOR GOVERNOR OUR GRAVEST THREAT The gravest throat to the Constitution of the United States, the Bill of Rights, and our personal freedom, which has ever a p ­ peared on the American scene is the Civil Rights bill now before the Congress. This is the most vicious piece of legis­ lation which has ever been offered to a freedom-loving people, and it will destroy our democracy and our way of life if it is passed. I oppose this bill with every fiber of my being as I have since its inception. I have spoken my views from every platform in this state, and I have become the symbol of opposition In this Governor's race to the Civil Rights bill. A vote for Scott Kell/ serves notice on the Congress that you are opposed to the Civil Rights Bill. Congress is watching this Governor's race. Supporters of this bill in Congress know that the election of Scott Kelly in Florida will seriously weaken their case. Again I say to you that I oppose this Civil Rights Bill. If similar legislation is presented to the Florida Legislature, I will fight it with every ounco of my strength. If the Legislature adopts any such Bill, I will veto it, and veto it, and veto it. A < i �Miller Spins No-Hitter As Oviedo Reaches Tourney Finals Lions And St. Cloud Roberts Records V ie Today For Title 38th Shutout in Downing Red Sox By Joe Warden Charlie Miller, a lad who had never pitched a game of baseball In hla life, w ai sent to the hill Thursday by Coach Paul Mlkler of the Oviedo Liona to hurl against Mont verde In the opening round of the Sub Oroup, Class B base ball tournament. While hla team mates were Junior League combining 17 hits with no less thin nine Montverde er­ ror! for 17 runs, MUlcr mow­ ed down the opposition one alter the other and registered a noJiltter. He fanned three and the only trio of Montverde hats men to reach first were Issu­ ed free tickets. The lions will meet Kl. Cloud for (he sub group championship la a contest starting al 3 p. m. today al John Conrlrr field In Ovie­ do. Oviedo jumped into a four run lead In the first frame, added another in the second and scored a half dozen runs In both the third and fourth Innings. Jim Courier was the big stick for the Lions, getting four for four, three singles and a triple. Illlly Miklcr, Rex llrooks, I)an Cammagr. Miller and Hob Stewart each got a pair of blows. Beaulta Thursday Shrine 21, Ilotary S Klwants 13, Lake Mary 3 Rotary 004 010- 5 3 11 Shrine 720 039-21 14 T WP— Paul Plvec (3 0), LP— Ricky Fordham (0*1) Lake Mary 001 020- 3 1 4 Klwanla 013 45x-13 0 2 WP— Edgar Jobe (2-0), LP —Ken Riser (1-2) The Standings: W L Pet. Team 5 1 .833 Kiwanls 4 1 .800 Elks • • • Shrine 4 2 .887 In the other first round tilt, 3 3 .500 St. Cloud upset the highly Lake Mary 2 4 .333 touted Ocoee Cardinals by an Rotary C P O 1 4 .200 8 to 0 count. Civllan 1 5 .167 Dutch Wright slammed a homer with two matei aboard plus a two run double to eli­ minate the Cardinals for fur­ I s T i m i .i i i c i i t r o t ' l t T n r ther group play. t i i i : m .v h i j i i i i i i<ii, i n i . (SUIT o r IT.IIHIII.S, i * A M I The score by innings: r o i l IK N ISO I.K lOIJATS. Montverde 000 00— 0 0 8 C I T r o r UANFUIID, V I x m i D A 410 6x-17 17 0 r . t l l l o n . r , Oviedo ... Roberts Osgood (1), and th is statu o r rixm iD A , Thompson; Miller and llrooks. • l »l. n e t p o n i l r n t . St. Cloud 310 00 1 0—8 It 0 a n i i R i i t o s n o w c A iisis 212 100 0 -8 0 4 T O T II U KTATK o r r U H t l O A Ocoee . A ND T i l l ) S E V U R A L 1'nOConroy, Humphrey (5) and F E I t T T OW NERS, T A X I ’ATr.llH. CIT IZ ENH AND Simmons; Hall, Adklnson (0) © T ilBIIH 11 A V I N i l Oil and Connell. Legal Notice C IM ISUNO ANV IIIOIIT, T I T I . E Oll INTEIIKHT IN t iii: rn o ru iiT V to hu AKKKCTUU IIV T i l l : IS8UANC H n r T H E C I T r n r HANKOItll, K M lI llllA , OK W A T E R ANI» HKWHIl IlKV K N II V CKIITIKICATUH, HEIIIEH 19(1, I IU l l E IN A K T . K i t SHIRK I'A ItTICt'l-AIII.V HKHCUIIIELl. Oil TO III: AK KECTUIJ IN ANV WAY T II U It E I lY : T h . H I . I . of F lo rid a , t h r o u g h ( h . B l o t . A t t o r n . r of I h . United Frrss Internalinnal N in th Ju d i c ia l C i r c u i t n f ««M B t . t . , . m l I h . s s v e r s l p r o p e rl y Ron Cox, who lilt roily one o w n e r s, U i p s y e r * . c l l l i m . . m l u l l i . r * h«Vim: o r rUlmltiK *»y home run in 02 lntemutlonul U n lit. t i l l , u r I n t . r . i l In p r o >eague games last season, p o r t y to b . . f f . c l r i l liy I h . I s s u a n c e hy t h . C ity o f Ban. matched Unit figure in his fo rd , F lo rid a, of III. W a l r r an d •fewer Ifev e n u e O r t l f l r a l e e , second game with the Jack­ H arlt. 1*11, t i a r a a f t a r m u r . sonville Suns this year. p a r t i c u l a r l y daacrlhait, n r In h . The 23-year-old outfielder ■ f f . c l r i l In . n y way tlirrab y , ■ r . h a r . b y re q u i re d In u n p t a r clouted a three-run limner In h r f n r . l i t . C ir c u it C im r t of H . m l n n l . Count y. F tn rliU , In tho first inning Thursday I h . N in th J u d i c i a l C ir c u it of night to pare tho Suns to a •■Id H t . t . a I t h . C o u r t h n u a . 4-1 victory over the Rochester In Hahfnril. F lo rid a , on Ilia 1IIIs d a y o f Sluy, 11(1. a t 1:30 Red Wings. o'clock A.St., a n d ah n w r a u a a Miguel Cuellar, a six-fontw h y Ilia p r a y e n o f | h . iirllilo n f l l . d In III. a h n v . p r o c e e d in g left hander allowed just six pliould a n t b . Nra nted, a n d Ilia hits In going the route. W a t e r an d I t r w r r Itev en u a CerAlthough Richmond's Felix tirica le e, Herle* HIM, t h e r e i n d c a c r l h e j a n d I h . p r o r a e d l n a a Elvln Jimenez and Ted Kazanh e ra lo lo r. had authorising I h . l a e u a n c . I h . r . o f V a lid .le d an d ski boty blasted home runs, c o n firm ed , aald C e r l l f l r a t r a b e ­ the Iluffnlo lliaons runic hack i n g d a i a d Slay 1, 111!, t e a r i n g I n t r r r a l a t a r a t a o r r a l e a nut to eqquecz* out a 6-6 victory to e a c e rd l l v a p ar c e n t u m p er over the Virginlnns. The Col­ a n n u m , p a y a b l e aam l - a i i n u a l l y on Slay I a n d N o v em h ar 1 of umbus Jets defeated Toronto, e a c h y ear, a g i c r a a e t l n g l h a 8 -2 . r l n r l p a l a m o u n t of Itoir.OO# r i n g In Ilia ilen n in lii.llu n of II.0M t a c h , a n d m a t u r i n g a r r . la l l y In I i i n u a l In i ls l l i n c n l a In y e a r a I I I ! lo ISIS, I n clu alv t, a m o r e co m p lete d a a r r l p l l o n of aald W a t e r a n d Ba war Itev en u a C e rt l f lr a i a a . Htrlea ISM, b e i n g 2 Ml. W. of Hanford Rt. 48 c o n ta in e d In l h a p e t l l l u n h e r e ­ in. Featuring Hone a n d o r d e re d a l Hanford. F lo rid a , Ibla H l l , d u y of April, • Hugged Minnowh till. (■> v o i . l i : A. WI1.I.IAS1H, • Shiner* — Med. & Jr. I dirge J u d e a or t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f i n . N in th J u d i c ia l C i r ­ • Missouri*, Worm*, c u i t of F lo rid a , In a n d f a r K i n i l u n l . C ounty, Crickets r i i b l l a l i i A p r il I I , SI, Slay i . ISM I'h. 322*6040 cu T -a Cox Homer Leads Jacksonville To Win Over Wings S W ARREN’S BAIT BUCKET LOOK ! ! Innentprlng Mat Iren* Itenovntlnn Special Includes: * Cleaning 4k Processing Felt * Brand New Cover for Mattress * Brand New Insulation where needed M 4S SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2*0321 Fit HE PICKUP and DELIVERY Major Leagues By Joe Her gen UP1 Sports Writer Robin Roberts, who once specialized In throwing but* lets, now Is tossing blanks— much to the delight of the Hallimo-e Orioles. Roberts, the 37-year-old workhorse righthander who hanked on a fine fastball In his prime with the Philadel phis I’hlllles, has lost some zip from tiis arm. Rut oppos THAT nO-poimri-phis catfish caught in the St. Ing batters hardly notice the John* River out of Letnon Muff fish camp is difference. pictured with Andy Hanson. It was caught hy The onetime Whiz Kid toss­ Speedy Willis, who was using cut shad for bait. ed the 38th shutout of his Pat llrooks’ Ht-ales rang up 30 pounds nnd quit. career at the Boston ned Sox Thursday night to earn the O r i o l e s a 10 victory and a split of their twi-night doublcheadcr. Boston won the Results Thursday first game, 3*1. In the opener, Jack LamI joc . K n g r s . 11, Chase 10 ahe, a former relief tperialLoc. Engrs. 300 008—11 6 3 1st, won his second straight The April Dusty Boots 405 010—10 5 3 game in a atartlng role al­ Horse Show turned Into a Chase WP— Doug Malsowskl (2-0), though he needed help from battle of the sexes with Miss LP— Russell, (iordie (0-2), Dick Radatz In the eighth. I.inda Ball ami Tommy Aus­ In other American league tin pacing each other for H R s- David Lee (4). Hill games, Ken McRrldo hit Schmidt (2), (both of Loc. high points. Woodie Held with the basee Final results showed vet­ Engrs). loaded In the ninth Inning to The Standings: eran rider Austin squeaking force in the winning run and WL out a close margin over Miss Team give the Cleveland Indians a 5 0 Ball with a three point lead Hunt fin-Mcr 3-2 victory over the Los An­ 40 of 20 over Miss Ball's total tore. Engrs. geles Angels, and the Wash­ First Federal 3 2 of 17 points. ington Senators edged the 2 4 In addition to his latest Chase Minnesota Twins, 5 4, in the 0 6 win, Austin also received the Standard Oil only games scheduled. Games Today high point trophy for the Ja n ­ In the National League, Ken First Fed. at Hunt L*M uary show and added several Johnson pitched a no-hitler more place rihlwns to his (4:30 p. m., Ft. Mellon Park) for Use Houston Colts, but collection, taking a first in lost to the Cincinnati Reds, the flag race and the- musical 1-0; tha Philadelphia Phillies rallied to nip tha Pittsburgh tires. Miss Ball was first in elovPirates, 8-5; the Los Angeles erlesf and pole-tending ami Results Thursday Dodgers stung 8t. I.ouis, 7-5; the two top rldera teamed up Fla. St. Bank 13, George’s 2 and the Chicago Cubs defeat­ together In the two-rlder rib­ George’s 0 0 0 200-2 4 • ed the New York Meta, 5-1. bon race to take a double Fla. Bk 2 10 1 OOx—13 10 1 Mcllride also hit three first In that event. WP— Joe Pauline (12), LP other batters during the even­ Winners of first through Harley Sykes (1-2), HR—Gene ing to equal the modern fourth place ribbon's in the Dertrang (Fla. St.) American I-cague mark. With day'* events include the fol­ The Standings: runners on first and second lowing In order nf place: In the ninth, McBride plunked Team W L Keg hole— Don Benson, Pam catcher John nomano for the 4 2 Ingrain, Austin and Linda George's second time in the game and Navy 4 2 then winged Hold (or the Ball. Polabending— Linda Ball, Perfection Dairy , 3 2 deciding run. Winning pitcher 3 3 Austin, Kathy Kauscn and Fla. SI. Bank Dick Donovan accounted for 1 San Atl. Bank • Kerry Ingram. tlie Tribe’s other two runs Games Today Ribbon race— Austin and with a two-run single In the Rail first; Wendy Henson and Perfection Dairy at Sanford fifth. AU. Rank Timmy Ksusen second with Don lllaslngame and Bill all other riders disqualified (1:30 p. h i ., Bay Avenue Skowron punched run-scoring on technicalities. Park) singles In the eighth inning to Musirat tires— Austin, Tim­ lift the Senators past the my Hausen, Pain Ingram amt No Junior League Twins after Minnesota had Barbara Fletcher. forged from behind to tako Cloterlraf— I.inda Ball. Home K u i i h Posted a 4 3 lead. Ron Kline preserv Home runs are hunt to comu Austin, Kathy Kauscn ami ed the victory for veteran by in junior hoys baseball. Kerry Ingram. Steve RUIzik. Jim King slam Pickup race— John Size- After threa weeks of activity inert a three-run homer for love and Bobby White; Hob­ nnd 21 games—not one play­ Washington. by Sholtz and Brad Gasser; er ban had a home nin to Kenneth Hickson and Debbie Ids credit. In comparison: 21 hava Hickson; llotiby White and hern hit In Little League, 12 Edith Lee. Hollow log — Kathy Kauscn, in the National and 9 in tha Mary lleth I-ike, Wendy Ben­ American and ‘27 have been son and Kerry Ingrain. hit In Men's Slo-Pitch. Horse Show Won Little National By Tom Austin Drake Relays To Start Today With 2,500 Athletes DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) — The 65th Drake Relays carnival opens today for aoms 2,600 athlete* in prohuhly rainy weather with the un certain unrxpectation that l.oyota’a mile star, Tom O’Hara, may or may not !>e pushed to a record perform­ ance. O’Hara, who boasta the beat mile time In Draka history, 4:02.4, In tha anchor lag of the distance medley relay, won by I-oyola last year, will gel two chancra to improva on this mark. Today he’ll run tha anchor again for the Rambler relay team attempting to retain ita title. Tww No-lllttera Posted Skipper Henkarik of Hunt I.lncoln-Mrrcury and John Latherow ara credited with no-hlttera for the aeaeon, thus fer. YOUR |D UO Hi MOTEL BEACH MOTEL 1X31 S. ATLANTIC AVE. By Robert Thomas Crooms baseball coach, Dick Evans, has piloted the Panthers to victory In 67 ot the 71 contests hla charges have played under his lead­ ership. This la probably one of the most enviable records of any high school baseball mentor in Florida. Evans la a 1952 graduate of Crooms. During his high school days he played Uirce seasons on the Panther foot­ ball team. He quarterbacked the 1951 squad—the only one in Crooms history to go un defeated. Rut football was only one of his major sports. He was the Panther receiver and cap­ tain of Crooms first baseball team—a squad he led in Stolen bases. He would hav grabbed the hatting title ex ccpt Uiat lie was nosed out by T. V. Davis who before his high school days was a Iwt boy for Hal Gruber’s Sanford Giants of the Florida State League. In June 1952. Dick enlisted in the U. S. Army and served in Japan and Korea. When lie relumed to the United States, he was assigned to Special Services. He was Panthers Defeat Cocoa High, 7*2 D IS T R IC T 5 Robert II. Thomas Jr. Tha red-hot Crooms High Panther* won their seventh straight game Wednesday by defeating Stone High of Cocoa by a score of 6-2. William ilartsfield, lefthanded first baseman-pitcher, threw a brilliant three-hitter, striking out 11. His control wni good as he walked only three men. Crooms scored four runs in the fourth, one In the fifth, and one in the seventh. Robert Wnlton had a prrfeet day at the plate getting three for three and driving in two runs. Only Two Undefeated Of the 2.6. team* playing linsehall and softball only two teams remain undefeated after three weeke of play and they are Kingswood nf the Men’a Slo-Pitch Snfthall Lea­ gue nnd Hunt Llncoln-Mer* cury of the Little Major Na tlonnl League. for home decoration • II SILVER REACH AVE. For Information on AU 3 Motelt Send Coupon To: .M olai,. 8. Atlantic Avw„ Daytona Beach. Florida Pleaea Send oolor brochure and Information regarding Q Rm Dip □ Lido Baach a SUew ------- Pd. Pal. Adv. City. ■ Add rasa______________ - State FREE o t G o o rft S h ia rt’* DICK EVANS Rattlers baseball team from 1955-59. In 1950 he was ap­ pointed baseball coach at his Alma Mater. Crooms had been without a team for threw year*. Therefore, ha had lo reorganize the entire pro­ gram. This job was accom­ plished by plenty of hard work and careful planning. NEW 1964 Results: 12 wins and one loss OFFICE GUIDE for tha 1980 season. IDIAS to kelp yea etrt the Since that ' time under ceil ef year eHIce week. 248 ye,•• M t df ei tr aa OHIca l*t #4 Ma F.vans' efficient leadership, H and filing System*, ling Syil Crooms bsscballers have won tquipmeat Clin cue .tut* ttilr <e i vtur M i n i n IrtttfN id 58 regular season games and lost only one. Tha Iona dafeat CHICK geoxge s tu a r i came at the hands of Camp­ 199 BSft IlfeiRIM bell Street High of Daytona OHasUs, ffsrltfa Reach by a score of 2-1 in <'Ml* ¥ .V . Ji«)4»l 19U0. The Panthers have fin- M O V I N G ? CALL I )■ » ■ » / % ■ I I MOVING AND STO RA G E CO., INC. FA 5 0 4 C eley A ve. 2-9511 S a n fo rd , Fl«i. T H IN K IN G O F B U Y IN G A M O TO RSCO O TER? Good Idea YES!” APRIL 10 Issue Of 4-H NEWS APRIL 17 Issue Of LIFE MAGAZINE MAY Issue Of CYCLE WORLD MAY Issue Of PLAYBOY Alt salts hm roomcontrolled Air Conditioning sad Host. Tilt Bithroomi uttk Tub A Shower, Radio, Hlfi Mutic, TV. Boom Phonei. Priests Balconttt. • Trash water Swimming Pools • Shuttlebosrd Courts Pc«*nview Pining Rooms, tssturlng superb food D A Y TO N A V ^ BEACH, FLORIDA Dhed in first place In over­ all state rating mrce out of four times. j In 1982 they won the ststa "A” championship defeating teams out of Tampa, St. Pet­ ersburg, and Miami. Last year the Panthers made a strong bid for championship honors but finished in tha runnerup spot. Their stata tournament record ts 8 win* and 3 losses. The Overall re­ cord is 68 wins and four loss- ) es. Currently, they are unde­ feated and are on a threg game winning streak. Evans Is quick to give an the credit to his players and the efficient help he has got­ ten from assistant coach, E. Bradley. ‘‘Our success lies in the boys having a burning desire to win, and are al­ ways eager to learn the fun- ) da mentals of the game," ha said. The Kansai City Athletics thought quite a bit of his keen analytical mind and ap­ pointed him as a scout for their talent hungry organiza­ tion. Watch for the VESPA STORY ns advertised in the following magazine*: tOO Unit* . . , offering ■ choice of beautiful Motel Itooina. Efficien­ cies ami Bedroom Apartments, all attructively decorated and provalidS elegant comfort . . . ihevGands MOTEL catcher-outfielder on a ser­ vice team that finished second In the All-Army Tournsment held In Wichita Falls, Texss, In 1954. "Msklng that team was a great exprcience. since I w s j one of the two players on the team not under con­ tract In organized hall. In June 1955, he was given a grant-in-aid baseball scolarship and was a receiver ou tho famed Florida A A M over o thousand PITTSBURGH PAINTS * H ndauUw (ra m <m>I( Course*. T h eatres , N t g k t d u k e . ■«■*■> H aetau m ala. H p er d ag K w s O . ta m e d Flo rida a t t r a c t i o n . I M IB SB Mi Mi Ml M ■ 1MM ■ 0 ■ ■ Ml M hb MB^B MB■ C O M M IS S IO N E R Results Thursday Robb's §, Me Raney 5 Wilson Maler 7, Longwood 3 Robbs 331 010 0 -8 10 5 McRaney 301 100 0 - 5 5 4 WP— Jim Jernlgan (1-1), L P - Frank Williams (3-2) Wilson Staler 000 007-7 a 3 Longwood 200 001—3 a 8 W P - Don M ania (3-1), LP —Roy Usk (0-3) The Standings : Team W I. Kingwood 6 0 Wilson Maier 3 1 Cha«e 4 2 McRaney 3 2 Robb's Conotr. 2 3 Fla. St. nank 2 4 LongwiMMl 2 4 U S O 0 0 Games Tonight Wilson Maler at Robin (7:30) Games Saturday Kingwood -vs- Hughes (Or­ lando) Two games, 7:30, Ft. Mellon Park Pope 4—Fti. Apr. 24, ’64 tFanforb flftralfi Evans Leads Crooms To 6 7 W ins In Past 71 Contests United Press International National league W L Pet. GB 833 3 1 Philadelphia .750 6 2 San Fran. .589 1*4 4 3 Pltssburgh .558 1*4 5 4 St. Louis .558 114 5 4 Cincinnati .500 2 4 4 Milwaukee 4 5 .444 2*4 Houston 3 4 .429 2*4 Chicago 1x>s Ang. 2 7 .222 4*4 .167 4 New York l 5 Thursday's Results Chicago 5 New York 1 Phila. 8 Pitts. 5, night Cincinnati 1 Houston 0, L. Angeles 7 St. Louis 5, Only games scheduled Saturday's Games New York at Pittsburgh Lais Angeles at Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati Houston at St. I»uis <N) Chicago at Philadelphia, (N) American League W L Pet. GB .750 3 t Cleveland Baltimore 5 2 .714 5 3 .825 Minnesota Boston 4 3 .571 *4 Detroit 4 3 .571 *4 Los Ang. 3 4 .429 1*4 Washington 3 5 .375 2*4 2 4 Chicago .333 2*4 .333 2*4 New York 2 4 .250 2*4 Kansas City 1 3 Thursday's Results Washington 5 Minnesota 4 Boston 3-0 Baltimore M Baltimore I Boston 0 Cleveland 3 Los Ang. 2 Only games scheduled Saturday’s Game* Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Chicago Baltimore at New York Wash, a t Kan. City, twilight Cleveland at Los Ang., night Little American Men's League JO H N FIT ZP A T R IC K CO UNTY Olfr s-e*l!v* ileRimiHlllll M cRaney P A IN T 114 W. 2nd St. b G LA SS Ph. 322*6461 THEN . . . LET LEWIS SALES & SERVICE Show you how you can own a NEW VESPA for NOTHING DOWN and LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS . . . up to 24 month* to pay. We Sell — Service — Trad* — Demonstrate LEWIS SALES AND SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Rd. (20lh St.) SANFORD PH. 322-7928 �r. •* tTI)f 0anforB Nikita Demands Solution To Food Shortage MOSCOW (UPI) — Top Kremlin officials, under or­ ders of Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, took over the ur­ gent task today of finding a euro for Russia's grain and meat shortages. Khrushchev gave n blue* ribbon committee exactly one month to come tip with pro­ posals for improving the coun­ try's farm methods, which ho said were lagging far behind those of the United States, The Soviet lender called for an end to bureaucratic bung­ ling in farm management so that production of rattle, pigs and poultry can be boosted. The executive orders were contained in n memorandum from Khrushchev Thursday night to the ruling Presidium of the Communist party's Central Committee. The mem­ orandum was accepted and approved by the Central Com­ mittee. Among the party's top lead­ ers named to the farm-im­ provement group were Presi­ dent I.conid Ilrezhncv, con­ sidered a top contender ns Khrushchev's successor, and First Deputy Premier Anas­ tas Mikoynn, tho premier’s principal troubleshooter. Area Guild To Attend Rally Ity Jnno Casselberry Approximately 12 members of the Ladies Guild of Ascen­ sion Lutheran Church of Cassclltcrry will attend the Spring Rally of the Lutheran Women's Missionary league to be held Saturday at the Sanford Church of the Re­ deemer. Mrs. C. R. Zehndcr, wife of the Ascension pastor, will be one of the leaders during the morning workshop session. VCS Institute STATE SWINGING TO M A TH E W S ! Casselberry Lions Elect Officers WfralTi Fri. Apr. 24, '64—Page 5 By Jane Ca»»elherry New officers for the com­ ing year have been elected by the Lion* Club of Casselber­ ry at a meeting at the Trad# Winds Cafeteria. Darwin Shea was elected to serve as president: James Prevntt, first vice president; James Goodman, second vice president; Dutch Allen, third vice president; and Charles Rowlett and Dave Colburn, tail twisters. Re-elected to another term in the same offire were Ray­ mond Morris, secretary; Carl Jack treasurer and A1 Jewell, lion tamer. Elected to serve on the board of direetora were Paul Altman and Frank Morris. El­ ton P. Richards was appoint­ ed representative front the Casselberry Dons to the Sem­ inole Hospital Eye Bank As­ sociation. THE WINTER PARK TELEPHONE COMPANY'S new exchange build­ ing is located on the corner of New York and Morris in Winter Park and serves the ever-growing Winter Park and South Seminole area. The com­ pany has an exhibit in the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce In­ dustrial Show which is now open to visitors. (Herald Photo) Papers in heavy vote areas E N D O R S E M A T H E W S on basis of record and qualification . . . The M ia m i H erald, In Its Issu e of A pril 15, endorsed JO H N E. M A T H E W S for Governor. A m o n g other new spaper e n d o rse m e n ts a re : EDITORIALS of the TIMES It A Six men have ofTcrctl for gov­ ernor on the Democratic ticket. One of them Is virtually certain to occupy the executive'mansion in Tallahassee. Sift as yon will through these names, match the candidates qualification for qual­ ification ana judge them person­ ality by personality. One stands out above all the rest as best fit­ ted, by background, experience temperament and strength of character to serve as governor of Florida—John E. Mathews. The first thine that impresses you about John Mathews is tiiat lie doesn’t talk in curves. His platform isn’t filled with gim­ micks. lie isn't promising pie in tiie sky. If the voters are looking for someone who will offer a basket of pledges which cannot i>c fulfilled, Jolm Mathews is not their man. before you Vote If you want a man who believes in • Equal service for all • The laws governing us • Extension of service • Courtesy and efficiency Vote to Elect H L W U V DUOM H ........................................... Ed,tor • • • * This applause is not lightly given. 'Ijiosc who draw it are men of honor, intelligence and ability. A look at some of the legisla­ tion Mathews has sponsored pro­ vides insight to the man’s thought processes. He pushed a bill to guard against land-fraud adver­ tising: a law to make doctors re­ port cases of child abuse; a bill to curb the homo improvements racket; legislation to enlarge state schools for mentally retarded children. He pressed for place­ ment of government printing un­ der the stale purchasing law—an act which Mathews believes has saved the stale some $20 million. • *• • • He advocates solving racial dis­ putes bv keeping lines of com­ munication open lwtwccn the races and settling Issues on a reasonable basis h .me they ure taken into the sir.. .. Obviously, Mathews doesn’t believe in lulling voters to sleep with fiscal fairy talcs. He prom­ ises econom ical government, sound administration — and an honest assessment of what might he necessary to keep Florida mov­ ing forward. Wo like the frankness of this oncc-slralght-A student. Navy veteran (Bronze Star), Methodist lay minister and devoted family man. We bclicvo he is capablo of providing tho leadership our stale needs, of presenting an at­ tractive image to other parts of tiio nation and instilling confi­ dence in Horida government. Florida needs Jolm Mathews and we recommend hint as the most outstanding candidate for governor on the May 0 ballot. If TM T1I1LMCOMrANT, I M S Mtt M4 *««.. U,lMN.n. SMITTY’S SNAPI'IN” TURTLE firm has on display a t the Industrial Show a vnricty of the most modern lawn care equipment now being man­ ufactured by the Seminole County firm. (Herald Photo) A & COV.S'Cll. i w * * m i OAUAtr J b n a ft. f i m , . At The newest nuto sent rushion cools via forced air cir­ culating through it. It oper­ ates on n littlo electric motor that plugs into lha car's cig­ arette lighter. Johnson concerning tha Cab­ inet post. Members of the group feel that nfler the probable enact­ ment of the currently debat­ ed civil riglita bill the man who becomes Attorney Gener­ al will be of more crucial im­ portance to the South than the Vico Presidency. State Sen. Brooks Penning­ ton, of Madison, was wiling to act as spokesman for tint plan to the extent of saying lie hail heard of it. The idea sprang from a feeling that rank find file Georgia democrats d i s l i k e both Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D-Miun.) nod Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy as potential vie* presidential nominees, Pennington ssld. OUR OWN CHOICE, after long consideration of Urn men and their rocords, is Senator Mathews. Mr. Mathews lias the advant­ age of having served in hot It houses. And, over-all. his record for effectiveness in tho Legisla­ ture is better. Ho is tiio only legislator to liavo been voted by n o w s m e n "most outstanding manlier" in both House and Sen­ ate. Although he represents a big county, and tho urban view, ho gets along well with small-county legislators. His philosophy Is middle-road, lie is candid in discussion und bo has the courage of his con­ They theorize J o h n s o n would ignore southern dis­ likes in pirking the vice pres­ idential nominee hut might well promise a southerner the nttorney-genrralship if that would help keep duwn south­ ern revolts. TROY R A Y Tax Collector Pd. Pol. Adv. A LBER S, COUNTY JUDGE VOTE-MAY 5 r<L f Vt i t Unl Adv ■«N>M h f * I B appointed Agent in Allstate office at Pinecrest Shopping Center He's s highly experienced Allstate Agent who knows Insuranrr from A to 7.. He knows It pays to give yon facta, not high-pressure sales talk. Practically any kind of Insuranes you weed — life, homeowners, auto, health, or huslnesa Insurance— he ran help you get top-quality protection at low cost. See him at our Allstate office, or phone and he'll gladly coma to your home. Ford Cavanaugh Ph. 322-7061 YOUR C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R You’re In good hands with ALLSTATE INSURANCE DISTRICT 2 Ford Cavanaugh Will Faithfully Work For ALL Seminole County FOUNDED BY SKAIIS [x] I'd. Pol. Adv. • ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: SKOKIE. ILLINOIS K m tM -tllt victions. For example, although lio is from a North Florida area strongly segregationist In senti­ ment, lie was one of tiio leaders in the successful light against bills which would liavo closed public schools to prevent integra­.tion. And lio is tiio only guber­ natorial candidate we know who went into Polk County, the pliosiliate center, and told tho people io believed phosphate ant! min­ eral mines ought to pay a sever* ante tax. lie believes In sound fiscal policies. He does not engage in tiio demagogue’s game of voting for new uppiopriations and then voting against new taxes to meet I Sm* t. A pi II. lfM The Times strongly endorses Mathews for these reasons! Mathews will be a more effeetire governor than any of the other candidates. ** Mathews lias the best record of accomplishments valuable to Florida. ** Mathews fs the most knowl­ edgeable candidate on Florida's problems and ways to solve them. Mathews lias conducted the most forthright campaign. H A M IL T O N “May ws kelp you?" FORD CAVANAUGH Mmsging Ad— .r them. After the scandal ovar ®rttravagant borrowing and spend­ ing by the- Turnpike Authority, "ho helped ’ elpcd pass legislate legislation tight­ ig control over Its *activities ening and limiting fees to bond dealers borrowings, lit handling state borrowings. Ho isli through tiio Lcglsla also pushed tore bills requiring competitive bids on state printing, at a saving estimated us high as $2 million u year, * * * * * Senator Mathews public rocoid and bis personal history lead us to bclicvo that ho would, as Covernor, givo Horida the lead­ ership its problems demand and its opportunities deserve. f t f * it f t t j dmft*-~mntlj t» ItU li t /rW4* ~ T m l TofOm, fmUhktt, V 1 1 W 9 That's Allstate's way of doing butlnrsa. ELECT tJ iu r ~ Y. I t IVartMi. J k *T*# ftlU J t j JO H N Housholder Jm m i . CJmJAm Sf! Petersburg Times Editorials Elect Karlyle C m r.l)/u.Fr Editorial Dixie Demos Angle For Attorney General Post 18, u native of Reno, Ncv., and n 1902 grad­ uate of Seminole High School, in one of the many Sanford beauties in the Miss Seminole Contest. She is assist­ ant loan teller at the Sanford Atlantic Rank. (Herald l'hoto) i\ r . JO//NM)y................. •sssssssss•Editors'*! ptfH Ifitter TH E TAMPA TRIBUNE A sub-district institute for svnrkrrs of Vacation Church School will be held at Grace Methodist Church of Sanford ATLANTA. (UPI) — A next Thursday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. All persons who Georgia ‘'grassroots” Demo­ plun to work in VCS should cratic group is plotting a attend. trade witli national party leaders in hopes of getting Gov. Carl Sandora or some other southerner nnittcd U. S. Attorney General. The strategy calls for offeting support to President Johnson anti whomever he chooses for a running mate in the foitbeoming elections in exchange for a pledge by NYLEENE IN C T A M fl H M H . I t H i f . A rm I t, IN I j . c . c o u n c i l ..............................................................r » M u W /. ( t f t . S lf» (.01 JR........................................... (,fnrr*l Mathews Best Choice for Governor Think DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, INC. has on display at the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Show a variety of the many p ro d u cts made and distributed by the firm. (Herald Photo) < i4 Mathews For Governor w* Mathews Is a political "doer not a "promiscr.’* MATHEW HAS WON seven awards for effectiveness us a maker of laws, ineluding The Times '(>1 and '63 citations as a most valuable member of the Legislature. His honors have been voted both by Horida newspaper editors and by legislators will) whom lie served. For his outstanding work in the ’(>'I session, Mathews has been called "the floor leader for good government." This is the kind of leadership Florida needs in the governors v/fice. On the critical Issue of race relations, Mathews believes the governor's oilicc should lie a posi­ tive force. W'o think Mathews could create lor Florida a new climate ol’ harmonious racial progress. P FLORIDA MUST HAVE TH E BEST QUALIFIED MAN FOR GOVERNOR JOIN THE MATHEWS VICTORY MARCH - VOTE MAY 5 vote for JOHN E.“JACK” MATHEWS best qualifiedfor Governor tf tre« ftvi.ii AticiuutA'.i I I �■H i Vrralb 24, '64 Longwood PTO Sets Election Tucker Speaks For Oviedo HD Club By Evelyn Lundy County Agent Cecil Tucker wan guest speaker for mem­ bers of the Oviedo Home Demonstration Club a t their April meeting held a t the canning kitchen. Tucker spoke on plants and their care and told of diseases meat likely to occur a t this tlraa of year. He advised that perhaps the best insecticide to use for control of insects on plants around the hofne is malathlon. However, he ad­ vised all members to exercise great caution when using this chemical aa it can he very dangerous. Pamphlets on spring gar­ dening tips were distributed ae th at those not familiar with this section of the coun­ try will know what to plant during the month of April. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home demonstration agent, asked members if they would like to continue taking birthday cake to the UBO each month and apoke briefly on civil de­ fense preparedness. 8he sug­ g e s te d that members order « pin for the club president and reminded everyone of the knitting class to be held each Thursday morning In San­ ford. H ie next meeting of the Oviedo Club will be in Lake Mary when members will be guests of the Lako Mary Home Demonstration group. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish. New officers of the Oviedo Club are Mrs. W. P. Carter, president; Mrs. Roger Smithson, second vice presidents Mlsa Ruth Davidson, secrettary; Mrs. Boyd Cionta, treas­ urer and Mrs. Lynn Mosler, delegate. CHASE ft COMPANY’S exhibit nt the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Show features Sunnilnnd Harden supplies for trees, lawns and flowers. (Herald Photo) ~nom?E^'ow Business Brief One-Cent Sale Begins April 30 At Touchlon's THE INDUSTRIAL SHOW EXHIBIT sponsored jointly by the Florida Power Corporation and the Florida Power & Linhl Company depicts the work of the firms’ Industial development throuRhout the areas served by the companies In providing dependable electric power. Minister To Give Final Sermon Here By lane Casselberry Rev. John N. Montgomery will give his last sermon as pastor of Westminster P res­ byterian Church Sunday at 11 a. m. when his topic will be ‘Taking Up the Gauntlet." Rev. Montgomery will be­ come pastor of Palmdale United Presbyterian Church In Eau Gallia on May 1. Weekly services of West­ minster are held In Howell Park in Heftier Homes offices located on SR 436 one mile east of Highway 17-92. Facili­ ties are air conditioned. Church School meets at 9:43 a. m. and a church time nursery Is provided for the 11 a. m. worship hour. Camping: Trip The Ambassadors of Prairie Lake Baptist Church RAs leave today on an overnight camping trip on the Wckiva River. Ron Huggins will ac­ company the boys since their regular aponsor, Eddie Drawner, is unable to attend. By Doaaa Estes New officere will be elected a t the regular meeting of the Longwood Elementary PTO achtduled for Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. In the school auditorium. Member* to be recommend­ ed for office by the nominat­ ing committee are: A. L. (Doc) Wataon or Mra. Mary R o w e l l , preiident; Mra. Gladya Piioian or Mrs. Eva Jo Hicks, vies president; Mra. Mary McIntosh or Mri. Vick­ is McGough, secretary and Charles D. Bell or L. C. (Jer­ ry) Riley, treasurer. Spaca also will be provided on the ballot for wrlteln vote*. Committca chairmen will be appointed at the meeting. Of­ ficers will be Installed In May. Serving on tha nominating committca are Sirs. Ruth Wat­ son, Mrs. Ann Riley, Mrs. Phyllis Black. Mra. Elds Nichols and Leo Voskan. Following t h o business meeting a student talent show will take place. Refreihmcnts will lie served. IIAKCAK ALUMINUM PRODUCT8 CO. is featuring the latest designs In doors and windows at Its Seminolo County Chamber of Commerco In­ dustrial Show at the Civic Center. The show will open to tho public again tonight and Saturday. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes APRIL 22 ADMISSION'S Helm Craig, Titusville; Hen­ ry McNIchel, Deltona: Lor­ raine Whiting, Geneva; Hel­ en Stewart, DeBaryt James It's about time . . . Slkca, John Sikes, Jennie Lciter, Mac Mitcheiun, Ethel Workman, Riehar<HValker and Allca Soloman, all of San­ ford. BIRTHS Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Craig, a Baby Roy, Tituiville; Mr. and Mra. Robert Sarter, a Ba­ by Boy; Mr. and Mr*. Paul White, Baby Roy; and Mr. and Mra. Jam ct Moreau, Ba­ by Roy: all of Sanford. d is c h a r g e s -in n * * K / j r they made SH O PPIN G E A SIE R lor un Hagpole Mitten b y openlna Hometown W estern A u IaJO A T A LQ G .O R D ER C E N T E R Sl 214 EAST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA Edward Dougherty, Anna Richter, Helen Gilchrist. Rich­ ard Schaffer, Minnie Strick­ land, Minnie Brown, Jennie Thompion, Ruth Van Duaen, Sherman Ware and Mra. Lin­ da Boat and Uaby Girl, all of Sanford: William Beckham and Mary Allca Smedlwrg, Oiteen; and Dorial Hampton, Altamonte Spring*. Don't ait on the *l|l when washing even a first Door window. Accident prevention ipokeamen auggest playing tt aafe. Uae a ladder. ELEC! T H O M A S A . SPEER Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney “ I wiU serve all the people fairly and impartially/' May 5 Democratic Primary Paid Political Adv. Bishop's Son To Be Ordained In Georgia The Rev. Henry I. Loultlt Jr., ton of the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida, will be ordained to the priesthood by the Dishop of Georgia, Ib e Rt. Rev. Al­ bert Illicit Stuart, D.D., in Savannnh, Ga. Saturday. The Service of Ordination will take place in the hlatorlc Christ Church. Bishop Louttit will be the preacher. The Rev. Henry I. l.outtit Jr. wai ordained into the Dlaronato last year in All Salnta* Church, Winter Park. He l* a graduate of Sewanee Uni­ versity and of Virginia Sem­ inary. He now aervea the Churrh in Statesboro, Georgia. April 30 marks the starting date of Rexall’a Original One Cent Sale at Tourhton’a Rexall Drug Store. This tradi­ tional aaie, which haa been termed "the greatest mer­ chandising event in history," will feature scores of nation­ ally advertised Rexall pro­ ducts, on sat* a t two for tha regular pries of ona, plus a penny. Glenn and Ernest, of Touchton's Rexall Drug Store, stated that this year's selec­ tion of items la geared to meet tha needs of every mem­ ber of the family. "Particular cars haa bean taken to offer items th at a rt useful during th a spring and summer months. . . items for men, woman and children, and ma­ ny products for the home. Re­ sides tha many 1 cent Salt features, (hoppers will also find plus-values in Surprise Buys which are not on tha 1 rent 8a1e plan, but which were specially purchased for this event, to offer customers big savings I" For over fifty consecutive years, Rexall 1 cent Sales have offered medicine*, toil­ etries, household good* and personal needs, all at "2 for 1, plua a penny." T7ie sale ia being nationally advertised In Newspapers and magatines, Sunday newspaper magaxlna sections, and on radio and tel­ evision. "Aa a special feature of the 1 cent Sale, many of our cus­ tomers will want to use our Advance Shopping L i s t s . These are now available a t our store. Customers may simply cheek off the items they want and leave the order for us to fill. On the opening day of the Sale, or any tima dur­ ing the ten sals day*, they ran come In and pick up their orders, thus saving tima a* wall aa nearly 60 per rent on 1 rent Sale purchase*. There Is still tima for those who prefer to shop this easy way, hut they’ll have to hurry." The sales start* next Thurs­ day. M«U|Cato PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND FAINT A Strong Case For The Nutshell W rittaa for NEA Timo your reading of thla column ond compare your ■prod with that indicated at tha end. Tho expected speed assumes a dally five per cent improvement. • 77io nastiest questions you can ask someone who doesn't know what he's talking about art: Would you outlina your po­ sition?” "How would you sum it all up?" Both methods betray fraud and ignorance, reveal honesty and knowledge. In the final analysis, if you know how to outline, you know how to summarize. There's no aubstantlsl difference. 1. When to read summar­ ies? Every chance you get. In assigned course reading, if your text has chapter or sec­ tion summaries, raad all of them before you n o d tho book. Before you read Chap­ ter 1, read ita summary Drat and then again after you've completed the chapter. Do that with all tha chaptera in the book. Once you've read the whole book, go back and read nothing but tummariea. 2. Why read summaries? Reading all summaries before you read the book Is pre-read­ ing and you’re an export now on tho bcapfitp of pre-reading. Reading the sum m er/ of a chapter before you read the chapter is, again, pre-reading. Reading a summary after you’ve read the chapter and reading all summaries after you've finished the book or­ ganizes the essential knowl­ edge for you; if you missed something in your reading, the summaries will tell you. 3. How to read summar­ ies? If the book is assigned, retd aummaries for pri-reading purposes and for organ­ ising what you’ve read. If the book Is not required, the sum­ mery may be enough knowl­ edge; It may tell you the book isn't worth the bother; it may tell you what parts of the PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 322-8643 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 S. French * NEW HOMES * Cheaper Than Rent! A 00 A m onth # 4 PA VS ALL F.H.A. 35 Yr. Mortgage NO CLOSING COSTS • • • • • • • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Carporte & Utility Room Central Oil Heat Westinghouse Kitchen Street Lights Sidewalks Sewer and Water Country Club Heights Directions: On 17-92 to Five Point!, turn west on SR 427, drivt to SR 15, turn north 100 yda. to ntw homaa. SALESMAN ON PREMISES JJum kA . . . for the fine reception you gave us last week during the showing of our LOCATION: Just off Mellonville on Forest Dr., Next to 24th S t, SANFORD. VOU88IIF • Iff Of TEAR ’ROUND COM FORT o r A 04 coou wbhauf mwtw Nt W I O W U kMS Cell iodty foe detail* PLUMBINO. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING IMT I . 8*afonl Ave, 122-434! FREE B H U N IN G Those of you who haven't seen this wonderful ALL - BRICK, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME, be sure to see it soon. WALL M OAL. each main heading of your outline, but also to sack of its main divisions. If the book took 10 large steps (chapters) to make its point, you take no mora than 10 very ahort steps. But maks the same point. You ahould hav* read this column In 90 seconds.) (NEXT: Teat Night: A Re­ view.) MODEL HOME • it MDWOOD STAIN book era worth thorough read­ ing. 4. When to write summar­ ies? When you’re required to; when the knowledge will serve a present or future purpose; for practice. You may person­ ally never have to write a summary after you leave school, but you’ll never escape the need of a neat, summariz­ ing mind. 6. Why writs summaries? Summarizing imposes an ob­ ligation on yod (before you read) to secure thorough knowledge. Summarizing for­ ces you to distinguish essen­ tial from Incidental. Summa­ rizing (as with taking notes) helps you remember knowl­ edge in your own words. Sum­ marizing saves you tima be­ cause, when you later refer to your own summary, all that matters of your former read­ ing comes back to you. Sum­ marizing of present reading tnrichss future reading—and vice versa. Before you read a new book in physlca, read your summaries of old read­ ing. You will bring a solid background with you to make tha new reading aaslsr, fast­ er, mors fruitful, Ths new reading, in tum , will add depth to old knowledge. 6. How to writ* summa­ ries? If you'va taken notes tha way Ths Reading Lab­ oratory recommends ( s e e "Somo Notes on Taking Notes") ( and have made an outline (sea "Ths Outline — A Simple File for Mind's Knowledge"), all you need do la thla. Try, if possible, to devote only one paragraph to each of the outline’s main heading* and convert your di­ vision* and subdivisions Into tha sentences of that para­ graph. If the volume la fairly thick, you may have to de­ vote a paragraph not only to By Maryann Miles The Bear Lake Garden Cir­ cle won first place for its entry In ths recent Orlando Garden Club Table Show. Theme for ths entry was an Informal Washington, D. C , table setting. Carrying out the national colors, a red lin­ en cloth was used with blue napkins. A centerpiece ar­ rangement of blus delpinium and white candytuft, in a blue salad bowl eontalnar complemented the all white dishea. Low footed crystal glasses were used. Members in charge of the arrangement were Mrs. Char­ les Duncan, Mrs. Herschel Chspmsn, Mrs. Richard Os­ trander and Mrs. C. L. BrunV. “THE F L O R ID IA N 1* withe* fvet MUOMS ona tttmir Casselberry P lu a Casselberry 888-7681 Reading W ord By W ord Stop • ITHIAT8 *v sta s a l t s aaiv iff WROUGHT IRON LAWN FURNITURE, posts and railings are featured in the Industrial Show Exhibit by the Stine Machine and Supply Com­ pany. Also on display are the items of home lawn and garden equipment manufactured by the firm. (Herald Photo) WRATHRETROH Buy one] get one 209 W. First S tm t Sanford 822-8649 [fir; Bear Lake Garden Circle Wins Honor 2,200 SQ. FT. BRICK HOME For Aa Low As $16,000 On Your Lot. FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED • A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G THROUGHOUT . . . CENTRAL HEATING Open For Your Inspection Daily 5 p.m. to 7p.m. Sat. ft Sun. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. I . . . or anytima by appointment. 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Apr. 24, ’64—Page 7 S r r tlf i SEVENTEEN manufacturers of kitchen cabinets and allied housing materials from West Germany, during a 21-day modem kitchen tour of the United States, visited the Mackle-built community of Deltona, across Lake Monroe. Brotherhood To Camp Apropos of the times, east your vote for a new home right In th« Sanford area. In this particular “elec­ tion.” there are three “ can­ didates"— Kingswood Build­ ers, Shoemaker Construction Company and LMN Enter­ prises. All three are tops on the “home" ballot and earn­ estly solicit your vote. We recommend that you “ vote a straight ticket,” that is, go across the board for the Kingswood - ShoemakerLMN aUte. Following are the "plat­ forms” of the three “candi­ dates" In their respective bids for your vote: Association Candidates Named By Jane Casselberry The men of the Prairie Lake Baptist Brotherhood will enjoy fishing and good fellow­ ship at the Seminole Flih Camp on the Wekiva River tonight and Saturday. A steak supper will be served this evening. The Tegular covered dish aupper meeting of the Bro­ therhood will be held at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the church. IS “MINIMUM WAGE” IMPORTANT TO FLORIDA? 1 LYMAN OFFICIALS, Carlton Henley, principal and Mrs. Joseph Pnveichnk, PTA president, look over letter of commendation from Florida Con­ gress of Parents and Teachers citing tho Ly­ man PTA for increase in membership from 91 in 1962-63 to present total of 210 for 1963-64 year. (Herald Photo) Ry Maryann Miles Officers for the West l.ake Rrantlry Civic Association were nominated at the April meeting of the group held on the beachfront property. Nominated were Mr*. Gerl Rigsby and Arthur Kearns for president; Mr*. 1.11 Young and Dick Morrison for vice president anil Mr*. Ren* Ryblckl and Mrs. Barbara Torry for secretary-treasurer. Candidate! for the two di­ rector! to be named are Mrs. J e a n n e t t e Burns, Ernest Young, W alt Griffith, Paul Klinger. Mr*. Virginia McClel­ lan and Mr*. Dorothy Weirick. Electlona and Installation will he hetd a t the May 24 meeting. In other business the group voted to build a dock and fence the beach area. Plan* also wera discussed for an auction and pot luck supper to be held in June. W EATHERT RON 9:30 - 10:00 p.m. Tomorrow Night Pol Ad Pd. By Brallsy Odhara ■ ■ Kingswood has a four-bed­ of Loch Arbor completed and room, two bath home on ready for occupancy. There Highland Court in Greenbrier alio la a Colonial of uied brick near completion on P ar Place. It h it four bedrooms, two baths, a used brick ter* race and a flagstone entry way. Kingswood also has three three-bedroom, two b a t h ST. AUGUSTINE (U P1) — homes ready for occupancy, The Florida East Coast Rail, and two more hornet at Melway, running despite a 15- lonville and Washington near­ month strike, made an operat­ ing completion. Shoemaker OonatrucUoe, ing profit of 1324,157 in the first quarter of 1964 despite according to Herb Stenetrom more than St million damage Realty, hai constructed and from sabotage, Vice Presi­ already sold two new homei dent W. L. Thornton announc­ in Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde. ed today. Three more new residences “ The profit during the first three months of this year, have been commenced in the even with the tremendous loss Ravenna Park third section. due to sabotage, comes as a These are three-aud-four-beddirect result of eliminating room homes, with two baths. They still are in the atage featherbedding practices that were in effect on the road,” whereby purchaser* m a y the FEC said in a statement. choose their own colors for The railroad said it lost the tile, walls, etc. Four homes are complete 8544,029 in the first quarter of In Uta Ravenna Park third last year. The strike Jan. 23, 1963, by 11 nonoperating section. These are centrally unions shut down the railroad heated, fully equipped and briefly but it resumed oper­ ations, first with supervisory personnel, then with new, non­ union employes. The first quarter profit this Professor Gen# Wetherell year exceeded the 1305,828 of Florida Southern College profit for the aame quarter of will lie at First Methodist 1962, when the railroad was Church of Sanford Sunday operating normally with its evrnlng to address * combin­ union employes. ed meeting of the church'a MYK groups. He also will be gueat speak­ er for th# evening service us­ ing a t hi* topic, "The Christ­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - ian College Challenges Christ­ A 29-year-old ex-Marine and ian Youth." former mental patient was a r­ rested at San Francisco city prison Thursday on charges of threatening to kill President Johnson during the Demo­ cratic National Convention at Atlantic City next August. SELECT TIIE Secret Service agents said the suspect, Michael Vaughn Cramer, was arrested at the prison where he had been held since March 20 on a variety of charges. Agent* said Cramer admit­ ted mailing a four-page, hand­ printed letter from Reno on March 12 threatening the President. ■ are “ prepped" for air condi­ tioning. Shoemaker also baa two completed homes for sale in Idyllwilde and in a few days will commence construction of others, FEC Quarterly Profit $324,157 ■ ■ ■ ________ Stenstrom Realty says that FHA, VA and conventional financing la available on these homes. LMN Enterprises are offer­ ing beautiful hornet in Subur­ ban Estates, out on West 20th Street one-quarter mil* past the 1-4 overpae*. These ere four-bedroom residences, with two baths, air conditioning throughout and central heating, all oa one-half acre lots. NOW OPEN! SuJbuhJban fcAiai&A featuring BEAUTIFUL NEW 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FULLY AIR CONDITIONED, CENTRALLY HEATED HOMES — ON Vi Acre Lots FSC Professor To Speak Here DRIVE WEST ON 20TH STREET, Vi MILE PAST THE INTERSTATE 4 OVERPASS, OR C A LL 322-4306 E. O. Fawcett, Developer Ex-Marine Held In LBJ Threat LM N Enterprises, Builders Your Choice SIZE AND STYLE HOME YOU WANT — YOU'LL LOVE “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride1' ALL ELECTRIC HE AT P U MP a n d C O O L I N G UNI1 Candidate for U. B. Banato Channel 6 ■ Ravenna Park HEAR BRAILEY ODHAM ____________________________ NAM Has Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e National Association of Manu­ facturers (NAM) unveiled ita own program to help elimi­ nate poverty as an alternative to President Johnson's pro­ posed anti-poverty legislation. Sanford Electric Co. SANFORD 118 8. MAGNOLIA 822-1562 The I bedroom, t “Brittany" feature* • bath lux­ ury kitchen with wall *v*a, built-in range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, exhaust hood, double sink, and rtn- N E W - IN GROVE MANOR •er. It alio hai a central duct heating ayatam, with eaiy-lo-add a ir conditioning. This lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model la cen­ trally duct heated with op­ tional air conditioning, and feature* a modern General Electric plua built - in cuitom kitchen, built kitchen c a b i n e t a and additional “work lighting." FHA, FHA IN-SERVICE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING COMPLETE AND READY FOR OCCUPANCY! 4 BEDROOMS — TWO BATHS — COMPLETE GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN, CENTRAL HEATING — READY FOR AIR CONDITIONING — IN BEAUTIFUL TREE • SHADED GROVE MANOR SEE IT NOW AT WASHINGTON AND MELLONVILLE. MODERN KITCHENS BY 6ENERAL0 Sho&mjcdi&Ji CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building: Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th S t s. BRUMLEY JR. w il l ia m Modem Kltchena by GENERAL^ ELECTRIC BYRON M. LEACH 9 ia u i P. O. BOX 1599 JIM HUNT Realty Exrlusira Salsa Agent CVasmaaafaf SEUltMm* 822-8074 IN GKF.ENBRIAR of I.orb Arbor — the quirt arts Mar tb* golf course — Several Classic Homo now ready for occupancy. Phone: 822-5108 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phon* 822-2420 Or 322-7405 • i ’ ' ELECTRIC �Mrs. C L Park Sr. Pago 8—Fri. Apr. 24, '64 VSf Dsaforl VrraO To Be Honored By Tha charming Mrs. Fred W. Staed, whose husband Is | AIIss Virginia Krause as- ] with a lovely arrangement of served and a punch table wai set up on the large screened Karl of Daytona Beach, wife In charge of Representative sisted the hostess at the serv­ spring flowers. Alany dellcl Karl’a state headquarters. ing table which was accented ous varieties of cookies were porch overlooking the lake. of the candidate for governor, was guest of honor at a coffee given Saturday morning by Coming April 30 Airs. William Dunn Jr. at her home on Crystal Bowl Circle, Casselberry. Approximately 40 friends and neighbors dropped In to meet Airs. Karl who was ac­ companied by Airs. Thomas T he Story League The m em ben of the Sanford Story League will honor M n. Charlei L. Park Sr. with a (upper meeting aod (pccial program at 6:30 p.m. Mon­ day night, April 27, at Holy Crosa Pariah Houae. A well planned program eonalating of muilc, pocma and atoriea will be prcaented. Mra. Park la The Sanford Story League'! ehoaen Mother of the Year. I t i• Shirley Steed Is Honored Guest Of Graduation Lunch Mlaa Shirley Steed wai gueat of honor at a graduation luncheon laat Saturday at Phelpa Reataurant. Hoateaaca were Mra. L. A. Barley, Mra. Ed Klrchhoff and Mra. J . W. Brown. The claaa colon of red and white were uaed In the tabic decoration and an artiatlc ar­ rangement of carnatlona, jasmlne and baby'a breath cen­ tered the table. T h e bortearea preaented Shirley and her mother, Mra. J . M. Steed, a roae coraage, and Shirley received an ap­ propriate gift. Attending the luncheon were Brenda Brown, Suaan Brown, Suaan Deal, Peggy Grier, Judy Lavender, Sharon Stanuel, Sandy Slayton, Ccni Wheatland, Norma Whlttern, Marilyn Hunt, Marla Row­ land, and the Mmea. J. M. Steed, L. A. Barley, Ed Klrch­ hoff and J . W. Brown. Mrs. E. W. Nolen Entertained With LITTLE MISS Annn Marie Pezold of DeBary entertained her friends on her fourth birthday, a t her home on Monroe Ave. On floor are Diane Semono; Wayne Periko, Annn Mnrio and Wendy Periko. On couch; Joyce Karon, Clay Towcry, Dubby Trlnowskl and Barbara Jean Trinowski, oil waiting for tho call, "come and get it.” Enterprise News From DeBary Personals By Helen Snodgraia Mr. and Mra. Dick Hart have recently had aa houae gueita, Mra. Velma Elliworth, Mra. Buth Caater, and Mra. Fern Sylvia of Andcraon, Ind. They were accompanied by Mra. Erncat Jones to St. Peteriburg to visit Mra. llart'a •later. Mra. Jones entertained the Harts and their guests at a dinner parly recently. Olhora included Mr*. J. B. Avaltt, Mra. Paul Andcrion and Mra. Valma Grandl and children. A Morning Coffee Mri. Bertie Ilay of Tarrlili, Ala. arrived last week for a . Mra. E. W. Nolen of Chi­ visit with her daughters, Mrs. cago, 111., waa honored re­ 0. B. Sides, Mrs. Nancy Tid­ cently at a coffee given by well and Mrs. S. B. Bay. Mra. V. W. Ganderton at her home on Aaalea Lane. Mra. Nolen haa been visit­ ing her daughter, Mra. Har­ lan Rboadea on Valencia Dr. Dr. and Mrs. A. S. McCol­ Coffee and Danlih pailrlea were aerved to the Mmea. lum and Mrs. Mary Holler Darwin Smith, Tom West, have been called to Memphis, Charlei Regiater, Phil Koche Tcnn., due to' the sudden death of their brother-in-law, and Robert WlUlamaon. The group preaented Mr. W. W. Simmons Jr. They will Nolen with a magnolia plant bo Joined In Memphis by an­ to taka home with her to Chi­ other sister, Mrs. Scott Herr, a former Sanford resident. cago. Personals O R IG IN A L S Mrs. Fred Karl Honored A t Coffee Reception F A S H IO N By Mr*. Adam Muller St. Ann’s Guild, of St. Ann’s Catholle Church, De­ Bary, held their monthly meeting and installation Of Officers, Wednesday, April 16. Mrs. C. J. Kaimierctak, Pres­ ident of the Orlando Central Deanery wai the installing officer. New Offlcera Install­ ed were, Mra. Howard Yerkei, President, Mrs. Herbet Vitt, Vice/ President, Mra. Herbet Vltt, Vice President, Mrs. Leon Lormcl, Secretary, and M n. W. B. Zetto, Trea­ surer. Plan* were completed by M n. John J. Strang and her committee for the Annual Communion Breakfast which will lie held after the 7:45 a.m. M an on May 7, at tha Show Boat Reataurant In DaLand. M n. Ivan Walker reported that her Sunshine Committee had made visits, sent card* and floral gifts to several members who wera III. Mr*. H. C. V ltt announced that new parish members liv­ ing in Deltona had .been vis­ ited and welcomed to the par­ ish during the past month and as a result of this effort, four new members were In­ troduced a t the meeting. Father Gerard C. Devlin, Spiritual Director of the Guild, closed the meeting with prayer. Refreshments were eerved under the direction of Mrs. Harry G. Adams. The ever-populir sheath I bined here wilh a neat cardlthat Is so versatile Is com­ gan-typo jacket, lined In the drrss fabric. No. 8288 with Patt-O-nama The Deltary Women's Club Is In sizes 10, 12, 14, to, 18, 20. Bust 31 In 40. Size 12, 32 mot on Friday, April 17, a t the Community Center, with bust, dress, 3!t yards of S3Mrs. Charles Ulrich presiding. Inch; Jacket, l!fc yards. Final plana wera mada for To order, send 50 cents In coins to: Sue Burnett The Sanford Herald 1150 Avenue of Americas New York, N. Y. 1003* For first-class mailing add to rents for each pattern. Print name, address with sone, style number and alia. Don’t miss the new spring and summer ’64 Issue of our fashion magazine Basle Fash­ ion. Send 50 cents today. the Annual Spring Luncheon to be held at the lilt. Vernon Motel, north of Orlando on 17-02. May 21 at noon with Reservations In by May 16. Offlcera elected were as follows: Mrs. Charles Ulrich, President, Mrs. Arthur Wag­ ner, First Vlca President, Mr*. Chester Rearick, Second Vice President, Airs. Harry Miller, Recording Secretary, Air*. John Dslck, Corresponding Secretary and Airs. R. Magnuson, Treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Fctcr Knppenssl of Denary, showed their film of the recent trip through Europe with a atopover In Holland. Refreshments were eerved by Air*. Theo­ dora Cully, chairman, and her committee. The DeBary Community Methodist Church Choir held thair Monthly Social, ITtursday evening following choir rehearsal. Refreshment host* esaet were Airs. William Lakeman and Airs. M. Lacey. Among the members pre­ sent were, Air. and Airs. How­ ard Green, Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ ley Rudor, Allis Barbara Redlent, David Aliller, Gertrud* AlacNaughton, Beatrice Mul­ ler, Ruth Creasey, Ktfle Duffin, William Williams, George Wright. G. Hume, W. Hslgh and Afae Phillips. President Howard Green held a brief business session, when plans for the coming Annual Strawberry Festival to he held, Tuesday, Alay 10 from 2-4 and 6:30 • 8:30 p m. in tho social hall of the church. Tickets are available now from any of the choir members. W ELCO M E NOBLES A N D AZALEA CIRCLE The annual supper meeting of Azalea Circle was held re­ cently at the Marina Isle home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell. Twenty people were seated at the mammoth banquet ta­ ble, which was overlaid in white damask and centered with an arrangement of white and yellow Iris. .Mrs. Porter Lansing and Mrs. J. D. Cal­ lahan assisted Mrs. Iluiiel] in serving the large platters of golden brown chicken and all the delectable trimmings. Airs. Thomaa Russell, cir­ cle chairman, presided at the business meeting following supper, and Mrs. C. P. liarkey, program chairman, in­ troduced guest speaker, E. C. Lundberg of the County Agri­ cultural Agency. .Mr. Lundberg ahowed a film illustrating proper se­ lection and replanting of orna­ mentals and discussed var­ ious methods of propogating new plants from your favorite ornamentals. He distributed a booklet on "Plant Propogation for Florida Homes" and of­ fered auggestlons for various garden problems presented by tho member*. He remind­ ed all gardeners that Cedi Tucker or ho Is in the County Agricultural office e v e r y Alonday for the express pur­ pose of assisting home gar­ deners. > Others enjoying the business supper w e r # the Mmei. Dempsey Carnes, J. L. Clark, Alice Click, J. D. Callahan, J. P. Cullen, Al Hunt, Jamca Coon, Henry McLauIln Jr., Fred Pope, Clyde Stinson, R. F. Steele, George Shipp, Ray Tilda and Alisa Ellalee Klrch­ hoff. LIST NOW! AVOID WAITINO ordtr vhtod •# Ik* crow ds SAVI IN IiO T THE GRACIOUS lakcfront home of Mrs. William Dunn Jr. of Cnssclberry, left, was the scene of a coffee Snturdny morning for Mrs. Fred Karl, wife of the gubernatorial candidate shown a t the serving table with Mrs. Thomas W. Staed, right, also of Daytona Beach. Seated and pouring the coffee is Mrs. Virginia Krause. f for the price o f J PLUS A PENNY! REXALL DRUGS ors of Airs. R. W. Estes. band la a medical student at I While here they all drove to University of Georgia. West Palm Reach to visit Airs. Estes’ daughter and sonin-law, Air. and Mri. Ken Wlggs and children. Suzanne Partin, a student at Florida State University, is spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Jam es A. Partin, of Oviedo. She will return to Tallahassee Friday to register for the new tri­ Afr. and Mrs. Pete AlcCall mester; she will be accom­ and children, Al and Cathy, panied by her mother. spent Sunday in Gainesville; Mrs. Frank Randolph and they also attended the grad­ uation of their daughlcr-ln- son Michael arc visiting her law, Mrs. Warren AtcCall Jr. parents, Mr. and Airs. L. L. Faulk Sr. at their home in Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sustln Oviedo. Mrs. Randolph is of Atlanta were recent visit­ from Athens, Ga. Her hus- 2 TOUCHTON Oviedo Personals By Evelyn Lundy Air. and Mrs. Richard Smithson and son, Cliff, and Air. and Airs. Roger Aliller left Friday to spend the week­ end with Air. and Air*. War­ ren AlcCall J r in Gainesville. While there, they attended the graduation of Airs. AtcCall from the university. Airs. Atc­ Call is the former Alary (Jinx) Miller of Oviedo. let VI prcpvro yaw erdrf Downtown Sanford d llt C lIf OPEN FRI. N1TE t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY* WELCOME NOBLES AND YOUR LADIES! W ELCO M E NOBLES A N D YO UR LADIES! KING’S BEAUTY SALON Over Rnunlllat'a Drug — Special — $10 Cold Wave Complete Permanent $5.00 Haircut Shampoo & Set SHOE STORE DOWNTOWN SANFORD $1.00 $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Kvea lly Appt Ph. 322-B658 LADIES! Sun’Mfine— in iVe piece— Keep it there let all tha f a r t Is plrtatt-taHag vVl Ml M I A I H J 4J A W M M S »«>M - , KODA K I 'l l 11 S i l V d t; a rvu. h a s Wieboldt's 8288 10-30 CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. NOTICE Thero’a no need of a long atatement when our message la brief. So we’ll just skip - any "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical aerrice, does good work, doea It prompt* If, efficiently and cheerfully and doea appradate Ita customer*.” I§ w .r 'V , Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 111 Magaolia Avenue Phono 322-0918 with N0RTHC 00L' S P O R T COAT tmllond by C40NM Keep your piece in the eun of fashion, cool ee a cucumber end right ee rein. Northcod eport eoeta arc so light you think something’! m illing. Something is: o n n weight Ingenious fabric blends combined with compatible lightweight tailoring smsta mirimmu #****Ht I" tth w laL mum weight Wash *awear or I2 9 95 SPECIAL PURCHASE OF SUMMER SUITS • WHITE • PLATINUM The keynote M fashion b casual And NetureUzer’e causa la parched tortebty through every busy day . . . tn m the (hopping center to home to meetinga. You*! tout the down-to-eerth to rt of NatoralUer'a boathugging, toe tree beta. Lightweight Dacron® *N Wool 29“ • • • • One Time Buy 3 Button Styling Expert Tailoring New Summer Darks and Med. Toi • BLACK • WHITE • BIRCH R SIZES 36 38 39 40 42 44 1 1 2 3 5 2 S L 1 1 1 4 2 1 , . . Residential . . . Indsotrial Wiring i �IrrnU Frl. Apr. 24, *64—P ars 9 Fla. Beta Sigma Phi Week Proclaimed. By Bryant All chapter* of DcU Sigma f and social activity, and Phi will attend the 11 a.m. i WHEREAS, Beta Sigma Phi icrvlce of The F ln t Daptlit gives its members an intimate | touch with many lives and Church this Sunday, April M. many minds, and provides a Tlie members will attend in precious guard against nar­ a group in observance of Beta rowed friendships, and Sigma week. WHEREAS, Beta Sigma Phi Each chapter will celebrate is a form of enriching, Inten­ Founder's Day with Individ* sifying, and inspirational ex­ ual banquets ;rt which time perience in the appreciation they will honor their “ Girl and enjoyment of the. liberal of tlie Year” and at which arts; time they will present other N o w , THEREFORE. I, honors and awards. FARRIS BRYANT, by virtue Gov. Farris liryant lias is* of the authority vested in me sued the following official as Governor of the State of proclamation. <1e s I g n a t • Florida, do hereby proclaim in# April 21-30 as Beta Sigma April 24-30, 1904, as Pill week in the state of Flor­ BETA SIGMA PHI WEEK ida in Florida, and do emphasise U1IEREAS, tlie worldwide Foundcr’a Day, April 30, to be object of Beta Sigma Phi is observed by the slstrrs and to congenially unite young citizens of tlie Friendly Sun­ women of the community for shine State of Florida. purposes of friendship and In Witness Whereof, 1 have hereunto set my rultural development and for participation in tlie Interna, hand and caused tlie tional sisterhood of Beta Sig­ Great Seal of the State ma Phi, and of Florida to be affixed at Tallahassee, the Cap­ WHEREAS, this organisa­ ital, this 10th day of tion is created for young women desirous of cultural March. A. D. 1964 An International Flavor Imparted With Navy Beans Let'a take a look at navybeans as they are used in countries other than America. Popular aa they are here, hundreds of thousands of « • pounds of American grown beans go abroad each year. Miss Izola Williams, assist' ant nutritionist, Florida Ag t-g ricultural Extension Service, aaya no matter where you go, you're likely to find fav­ orite dishes featuring these little while beans. Here are some recipes with an international flavor youTI enjoy trying a t home: t-WIRNEIt HAKE j From Germany 1 lb, wieners 1 can (1 lb. 12 oi.) baked beans •i cup applesauce 1/8 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup ketchup 1/4 teaspoon sage Salt and pepper to taste Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Cut half the wieners into blta-sise pieces, reserv­ ing remaining links for gar­ nish. Combine Ingredients and pour into 1 1/2 qt. bak­ ing dish. Arrange whole wie­ ners on top. Bake 30 minutes. Y'leid: 4-5 servings. From Egypt comes an ex­ cellent hors d’oeuvre to dip into cocktail saure or to servo plain or with a sauce aa a delicious aide-dish vegetable. FALAFEL 1 cup cooked or canned navy beans drained or pureed 1/4 cup fine ergeker crumbs 1 tablespoon finely minced onion ft teaspoon mashed garlic 1 egg beaten 3/4 cup cracker crumbs for topping Salt to taste, only If needed .* Combine beans with 1/4 cup crumbs, onion and garlic. Shape into tiny balls. Dip balls in egg, then roll In re­ maining crumbs. Drop Into deep oil at 375 degrees until golden and crisp. Drain on paper. Serve hot. r- absorbent Y’leid: about 30 balls. r I JENNIE’S CASSEROLE From England comes 1 lb navy beans 3 tablespoons brown sugar 1 tablespoon molasses 2 cloves garlic, crushed 8 tablespoops tomato puree ft lb. bacon, cut in 1" slice 2 cups beef bouillon ft teaspoon ground cloves ft teaspoon celery salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1 bay Iraf pinch of thyme 1 teaspoon dry parsley 1 lb. smoked sausages salt and pepper to taste Soak beans overnight in cold water to cover. Drain and place in derp saucepan. Add all oilier ingredients ex­ cept sausage. Mix thoroughly. Closely cover and cook in 300 degree oven for 5 hours or until beans are tender. Add stock or water if lieans ap­ pear to be dry. Forty minutes before serving stir in saus­ ages and finish cooking un­ covered. Y’ield: (1 portions. From the South Seas comes this recipe for GALA IS­ LAND CHOI’S Drain Juice from small can of pineapple ring*- Grill four pork chops, basting with pineapple Juice from time to time. Garnish with pineapple slices, grilled a few minutes on both pides. Crown each slice generously with hot baked beans. Graduation Tea Fetes Miss W hittern WAIT FOR IT! Motorcycle Club Issues Invitation To New Members Mrs. Betty Y'ost has an­ nounced that anyone interest­ ed in becoming a member of tlie Sanfnrd-Orlando Motor­ cycle Club is welcome to at­ tend the inertings which are held on Thursday night at 8 p m. at Harley Davidson's on Orlando Drive. Last Sunday the club en­ joyed a ride preceded bybreakfast at tlie I’lnecrrst Inn. They traveled to Jupiter Springs, bad lunch and visited Six Gun Territory at Silver Springs and returned to Pinecrest Inn for supper. A DELIGHTFUL GRADUATION ten honoring Norton Whlttern wu* hunted by Mr*. Marvin Dyal at her home on Plumosa Drive. Mr*. Dyal, riifht is nerving punch, front left, to Mrs. W. W. Horne, Mrs. Joyce Bate­ man, Mrs. II. B. Whittorn, mother of the honorec ami Miss Whittcrn. Casselberry Democratic W omens Club Hosts County Candidates PersonaLS By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kryder of Lake Drive were re­ cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown ami Mrs. Yallie Knox o( Mt. Dora. Paul Bates and Leonard Casselberry of Casselberry Utilities are attending a short course this week at the Uni­ versity of Florida in Gaines­ ville. Mrs. Willis Benson, former­ ly of Casselberry and now living in Kodiak Island, Alas­ ka, has written friends that she and her family survived the devastating earthquakes and tidal waves which struck the Island. She finds the after shocks, which are almost a daily occurrence, rather nerve wracking, and has been told Uiat they will probably con­ tinue for another two years. The Democratic Women’s Club of Seminole County was host to the county democratic randidates at a coffee Sun­ day, April 19. at the Sanford Woman's Club. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, re- Altamonte Personals By Jolla Harlot Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Pattishall 139 llattaway Drive are proud parents of a baby girl named Polly born Saturday April 4. Polly has two slstrrs, Terry and Patricia ami two brothers Jeffrey and Jan. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McAdoo of Martin, Tennessee and pat­ ernal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. G. I’attishall Sr. of Geneva. tiring president, explained the policy oi the Democratic Womcn'a Club and stressed that the club doci not endorse any one candidate In the pri­ maries. However, in the gen­ eral election, where there is party opposition, the members ' support the Democratic candtdate. Sirs. Reynolds introduced Mrs. Eva Palin, vice president of the Fifth Congression­ al District, and Mrs. Palm conducted the installation of offirers. Officers Installed were Mrs. Catherine Gehr, president; Mrs. Florence Gilmartin, vice president: Mrs. Lillian Sev­ er*, secretary, and Mrs. De- j lores Anderson, treasurer. Ten new members were welcomed to the club and the Democratic candidates were individually introduced. After the pleasant rolfce hour members enjoyed an open discussion with the can­ didates. M O T H E R ’S DAY IS JUST 12 N A T IO N A W Y A 0 V I U 11 s | D In H A D I N G M A G A Z I N I S , S U N D A Y N I W S I ’A P I R S RADI O n n d T tl I V t S I O N STARR DAYS AW AY REMNANT AND SHOP THE W ANTS 2 TO HELP CELEBRATE SUCH ** j® 1 0 D M S O M lX A N O C C A SIO N BY G IV IN G £ Hundreds of items at lor the price of ] YOU THE BEST PRICES O N | 2 FABRICS EVER POSSIBLE. PLUS A PENNY! TOUCHTON Give Mother A Nice Blouse KEXALL DRUGS 65% DACRON 35% COTTON Downtown Sanford 59_ Y . BROADCLOTH I - 5 YARD LENGTHS VALUES TO $1.49 PER YARD Welcome Nobles AND M Y d* GIVE M O TH ER PLAYWEAR! Your Ladies! DAN RIVER WRAP AROUND We Invite You To Come In And — ZL POPLIN 69 45” WIDE WASH & WEAR US help yo u Values To $1.19 Per Yd. SELECT G IVE M O TH ER A m Yd DRESS! FANCY SUMMER WEIGHT < cn WHITE POPLIH J 'l o M W a A Eg 59 I 45” WIDE WASH & WEAR Yd. 73 Values To 99c Yard Give Her Something To Sew (Jin'S — CARDS — BOOKS 2111 K. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD STRETCH DENIM FULL ROLLS WASH & WEAR WELCOME NOBLES AND LADIES! 79 K Mt Yd. WHILE YOU ARE GUESTS G IV E SO M E M U S L IN IN OUR CITY WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR DEPARTMENT Unbleached M uslin YARDS .00 FOR STORE___ FEATURING THE LATEST IN — $1 5 "Family Fashions and Footwear' G IVE HER LESS IR O N IN G DEDICATION CEREMONIES at SNAS new pool recently featured a swim null fuHhinn show. Modeling an exciting floral design is Jo Aline Mc­ Donald. Carol Knott, swimming instructor, poses as narrator. DAN RIVER “LAZYBONE” DOWNTOWN SANFORD g SEERSUCKER < The U. S. Department of Agriculture report* ■ clothes, dryer save* the average housewife 20 eight-hour work day* and 40 miles of walking a year. Welcome Nobles AND Your Ladies in There is no substitute for experience * ELECT £ u 73 W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD C O U N T Y C O M M ISSIO N E R D IST R IC T 3 SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y DURING THE CEREMONIAL • LAPEL PINS ' • CUPP LINKS 8*1latared Jetralar ^ .122-2963 Dedicated To Good Government Frult-Of-The-Loom Frult-Of-The-Loom xjl COTTON SA T IN CALICO PRINTS I AND Seventeen yean experience in County and Municipal government. Experienced in financing and preparing budgets. Experienced in planning and zoning. Fifteen years experience In road const ruction. III coupe rate with school officials and other county Will For drainage and water conservation program. For better county road system. Will cooperate with all county nnd municipal officials. Yd. NO IRONING 1 TO 10 YD. PCS. Oxford Stripes CHAMBRAYS THE officials. Kader Jewelers 89 c DAN RIVER MAY 5 ALL SH R IN E JEWELRY 112 8. Park Are. SPECIAL SALE Drug Store fvenf The newest Aprll-shnwr coats make great use of re­ versible a n d double fared fabric*. | • RINGS • TIE TACKS MOTHERS Miss Norma Whlttern was j by Mrs. Marvin A. Dyal at | hostesses were Mrs. Llovd Tlie serving table was over­ More than M friends called honored guest at a graduation her borne on Plumosa Drive. Swain. Mrs. W. W. Horne and laid with a clever red and during the aRernoon tea hour. tea Saturday, April If, hosted I Assisting Mrs. Dyal as co-1 Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman. white covering, centered with a beautiful arrangement of white glads, with crystal can­ delabra containing tall white candles on each side. The re­ freshing fruit punch floated red roses frozen Into tlie red ice, creating a picturesque ef­ fect. Imprinted on the dainty napkins was "N orm a—Class of ’64.” Delirious home made delicasics were served from lovely crystal trays. T h e hostesses presented Norma with a stunning sum­ mer hag and she and her mo­ ther, Mrs. II. n. Whlttern. with beautiful carnation cor­ Amur/ea't O f a M t sages. l Vi OFF SEWft SAVE R E M N A N T «or Hwy. 17 b 92 Near Maitland Three good rrasona why I have s vital interest, is the sckeels of Seminole County. Linda 7, Billy It, and Pnlli IS. PD. POL. ADV. T FERN PARK, FLA. SEW & SAVE �— r i 9 kt * n f« rl "Lilies Of The Field" At Cinema flrra tt Page 10 — April 24, 1964 Sidney Poltler, who recent­ ly won the Academy Award “ Oscar” aa the beat actor In 1963, atara In Ralph Nelaon'a "Lilies of the Field," which opened Thursday at the Sem­ inole Cinema. It will run TV RENTAL • g a in • Barrie* Seminole TV >y FA M I N Zenith Color TV Bala* NM Hanford Ave. FRIDAY p. m. HELD OVER 1:01 (>> (I) (t) «>)• i f : «:>« ( I ) THRU MONDAY DON KNOTTS (t) • :4i (») 7:00 ( I ) (I) (I) 7:10 ( ! ) («) 14) 8:44 (1) <•) (4) I : t l (2) (DEPUTY BARNEY FIFE OF TIIK ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW!) WINNER PARENTS MAGAZINE1? SPECIAL MEDAL AWARDI (I) (I) 11:00 (XI (I) (5) j 10:11 (0) 11:00 (X) (0| 11:10 (0) (() l l : » a (X) This is the funniest picture you’ll ever sea on land or see! OPEN 1*:«S BROWS AT 1:00 • 1:05 1:10 • 7:11 td l 11:11 (0) Mr.Limpet Technicolor ■fj 8TARTB TUESDAY ore marrs uuau t h e st o r y o f n o r m a n ► Vin c e n t p e a Ue X 11:00 (X) III (» l 11:10 (St (0) (X) 1:00 (XI (1) f r i u . 1. IMoiu In i., «: 10 ( I ) Nawa, W e a t h a r 1:10 ( I ) K unrlaa f l a m e a ta r 7:00 (0) ( i r o w a r a A l m a n a a (01 Nawa 7:10 ( f ) O na W a y M i r r o r 10) MED M i d - F l o r i d a 1:00 (X) Acroaa T h o F a n e s (S) C a p t. K a n g a r o o (0, Itocky Jonaa 1:10 > X> Hntiln H ood ( I I M a j u r M a rc u r y 0:00 (0) T h a A lvin Hhow ( I ) T h a A lvin Hhow 1:10 i i i tturr * noddy (I) Tannaaaae Tuxedo (0) Muparnian 10:00 IX) l l e c l o r l l e a t h n o t a («> q u i c k U r a w M cO ra w (1) J u n i o r A u c t i o n I t il O (X) F i r e b a l l XI. (0) M i g h t y Mouaa (0) J a t a o n a 11:00 (1) l t a n n l a T h a M e a s e s ( ( ) (tin T i n T t a (0 ) C a s p a r 11:10 ( I t F u r y ( I , lloy R o g e r s S h o w ( I t l l e a n y * Cecil SATURDAY P. M. S E M IN O L E l ^ t n Xem cepe N ew s N ew elln e Cb. a s p o r t s N tw i— W alter Croak ite lluntley • B rinkley TIIA Bllent Hervlee W jr a tl E a r p lA t M a r v i n P r e i e n t i I n t . H h o w tlm e The O re st A dventure D eitry Hob l l o p * V a r i e t y Ito u ta «l l l u r k e 'a I.aw T h a t W ee Tha Waak T hat W as T w i l i g h t Z ona I’r lea la M ig h t J a c k I’a a r ( C o l o r l H a lit of tha W aak A l f re d l l l t c h c o c k Hour M a k s T h a t flp ere N iva N e w a —M u r p h y M a r ­ it a Naw a, flporte, W a a l th ar T h e a t a r o f th o B tara Johnny C a ra o n (C o lo r ) M a v o rlc k SATURDAY A. M. Incredible i . beata around the Ariaona des­ ert In a Jalopy station wag­ on. It’s aa easy aa that, and that’s how Nelson did it when he started making hla three- W eekend Television a *■ I - * m t through April 29. If you're after authenticity when you’re making a picture about a guy beating around the Ariaona deaert in a Jalopy station wagon, get a guy who ( o tttlU iii NOW ll i i ll w l n k l a Hhow Nky K i n g Huge l l u n n y Do T o u K n o w ? A m erican H andstand W a t c h Mr. W l a a r d T a lk *N T a l e n t Nawa ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTO R For Performance in . . . TONITE A HAT. Ralph Nelwin’H ADMISSION LILIES of the FIELD $ 1 .0 0 CAKI.OAI) BTARRING ANOTHER GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE PER SIDNEY POITIER TWIN SHOWING FRI. AT 2 • 4 - I • 8 • 10 P. M. SHOWING BAT. AT 0-8-10 SUN. 5:30-7:30-9:25 JERKY LEWIS HITS -------- FLUB ------ELVIS PRESLEY TOMORROW & SUNDAY ________ MATINEE ONLY 7:29 Only ••DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" Jerry Lewie E X C L U S I V E A RE A S H O W I N G ! \ W ill not ha ohawn again for 2 Voartl / H E R E 'S A B IG T R E A T I O R ( J I U m > Y O l M ! A l I K f ... I 0A U I l) W illi ACTION ANU I.XGITIMINV! ^ L GORDONMOttUY r v Pmadi y \ Plue At 9:19 Only "FUN IN ACAPULCO” In Color Elrie I’reeley And At 11:00 Only "ROCK-A-RYE HA BY" In Color Jerry Lewie COMING HUN. • MON. • TUBS. Nilely At 7:20 A 11:20 ( t ) My F r l a n d F l l c k a 1:10 i l l O u t l a w s 1:10 ISI I m l u i t r y o n P a r a d e If) Champ. W raatllna 1 : 1 6 ( 0 l l a s e b a l l N. Y. a t Malt. X:JO 111 C h a l l e n g e Clulf (X) l l a e e b a l l XiOa I I I C h a m p M o w lln g 1:10 (4) T h e a t a r X IS) C h a m p . 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M arket Re­ *.04 ( I ) (4) 7:14 (4) 7:46 ( I ) 1:11 (4) (I) l i d (I) 4:10 (4) 4:44 (X) (4) TadOF W a k e Up Movlaa M ic k le 's Ooapal T im a Nawa * W e a th e r C arioonvltle C a p i K eagaree W e a t h e. a n d N aw a C a r t o n villa D ivorce C o u rt K aerclae 1:14 (l> O all (te rm 4:14 (4* (I) 14:44 I t ) (I) (4) 14:41 (X) 14:14 (X) (4) (I) t l : H (I) 44) ( fk H i 44 ( f ) Oh aw R o m p e r Room A m tr lc a n H laleep Bar W han M ik a W a l l n e e Spanish N i l e Nawa W o r d for W o r d I D av e L a ay December B ride T h a MeCeyp C anaantratla* (1st T h e M s eaaa a P a te * O lndps ★ ROBSON BUDDY EBSEN Of TV’a Famous BEVERLY HILLBILLIES V —— — ★ formerly DOG TRACK INN DANCE to tha Music of THE VIRGINIANS" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITES Open T il 2 a-m. Cocktail Hour — Dally 5:30 - 7:00 p. m. H I - W A Y 17 -91 a t CASSELBERRY P H O N E U 9 -IM 9 YOUR (aweet aa a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way ** prepare them! . . . they are NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER CHOICE (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS * 2 95 Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheesee and Meat*—Fr To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner ^ ^ R 7 ^ 0 r I e a m ^ T o o H ^ T v a T I a n ^ T ^ r ^ n g l! ^ ,o ^ ^ private parties up to 50. .... South French Ate. Sanford Phu.:? I A 2-9551 BETWEEN A WIFE who HcorrtH hint for hifl fish-keeping hobby, and the wife’s ex-beau who has come to visit, Mr. Limpet tries to lie casual. Scene involving Carole Cook us the wife. Don Knotts as Limpet and Jack Weston as the exbeau is from "The Incredible Mr. Limpet,” new Warner Bros, comedy-with-music in Technicolor now showing at the Ritz Thentre through Mon­ day. BREAUFAST SERVED ANYTIME Welcome Shrlnera! LA K E M O N R O • RESTAURANT • BAR A PACKAGE HWY. 17-92—1|g Miles North of SANFORD LB. WATCH FOR Finest Sirloin “EMBASSY C LU B ” U. S. CHOICE HEST AVAILABLE , CHARCOAL BROILED •^ \ ' OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT A DVERTSEM ENT ON THIS PAGE TUES., APRIL 28 THE SCENE is Wakapoogee Lodge where Rock Hudson gets into more contretemps with beau« tiful girls than anybody. Here, brunett camp­ fire lady Pnula Prentiss has an iden ubout how to have fun with a toasted marshmallow but Rock is too wise for this HI’ old gume in “Mun’s Favorite Sport?” It will be featured Sunday through Tuesday a t Movieland Drive-In Theutre. MIm Carol Pettijohn Entertains Nightly In Tha Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Other .Menu Items Equally Low Prieed! Dining Room Open 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 pja. • Cocktails • Mixed Drinks . • Bargain Priced Package Item* • Parties • Banquets Our Ph. 322-3I0H Dinfng Specialty: Room Opes Businessmen a Lunch Sunday CAFETERIAS 1DefcciowFood Cowfeow Qirtx Coma d m e with us. Enjoy crisp. app etiiing a s l a d e . . . tasty pies, cakas and c r a a m s . . .t en d er, delicious prime m e a t s an d g a r d tn l r t i h v e g e ta b le s. . . served m truly pleasant surroundings. And rem em ber, Thursday night ( is "famtiy night" with f r a e d a s s a r t a f o r a l l . . . a n d , Haturdsy night la ‘'( task night" when you g el a big J/ , lb. T B o n a a t s a k c o o k e d l a y o u r o r d a r t o r only riawcQgg* W A K - Z H f . R Owner 4.90 ■i.-OO P. IL Trade Winds Cafeterias also located in Orlando, Leesburg, Cocos A Melbourne W e P ro v id e fill? F i n e s t (7 ,ite » * n t Set cNckn-treat WELCOME Nobles and Ladies Open Under New Management Lee & Lloyd Blankenberg, Owners DINING ROOM Breakfast 7:00 - 11:00 A. M. • COUNTER • Daily Luncheon Specials W Ph. 838-7818 C O u k o jm NOBLES CURB SERVICE Famous ,Chick-N-Treat Take-Out Service 2545 French Ave. Ph. 322-9616 (xJ&lcojTue... HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT • Drive - In 85 (OtirtJs Steak House Central Florida's Oldest ft Finest Quick Snack — Take Out & FOR 2 PEOPLE A Complete Dinner For A Couple! MAY 1h1. 2nd p o rt CYPRESS ROOM SPORTING GOODS 994 B. let SL Co-Feature 9:45 Oaly "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HBLL" la Catar Starriag Robert Wagaar Broderick Crawford ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 13.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS SUNDAY P. M. Wtlcoma Shrlnera To Tha FRRB — FREE Fishing Rod A Reel Sot Will B* Giro* Away Baa. • Nlta At Intermission Tints — Glrea By award-winner “Lilies of tha Field," under the United A rt­ ists aegis. Foitiar, it so happens, is the guy who beata it around the desert in the Jalopy in "Lilies of the Field,” heart­ warming, . often gay and al­ ways tender tale of an exGI who meets five refugee nuns In the desert and helps them build a chapel. It is from the famous William Bar­ rett novel of the same name. Hut he had to know what such a station wagon carries, what precautions had to be taken and so on. Well, it so happens that there's a Fran­ ciscan monk known as Father Theodore, who has been go­ ing around the MexicanAmerican and Indian communItiea in the Ariaona desert for yeara, with his "church on wheels," as hit beat-up Jalopy etation wagon hae come to be known. — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB $ h Jw To The Friendliest Spot In Town . . . GEORGE’S . . . MIXERS BEER and • BOURBON • BLENDS • GIN • VODKA • SCOTCH • CORDIALS • LIQUEURS LADIES WHERE THE FOOD IS ALWAYS GOOD . . . AND EVERYONE MEETS. . . ROSE mad WILKS RESTAURANT VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD All Your Favorite Brands At A Price You’re Glad To Pay . . . PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASE Phoaa 322-7394 $su>A£p’A T A V E R N DRIVE - IN LIQUORS • BAR • PACKAGE COR. llth ST. ft FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17-92) SANFORD �* ~ri (Dsah CUbbij. • TABLE H O PPIN G I DEAR ABBY: My pro­ blem >• in clghtyear-old neighbor boy who plays with my savenyear-old. He cornea to my house after school with my son. We eat supper a t six o'clock and the neighbor kid just stands there watching us. When I ask him to eat with us, he navtr refuses. Some­ time* 1'v# asked him to wait in the other room, but he always ends up back in the kitchen watching us. My son is eager to play again, so he gives us a hard time and doesn't eat very well. I’ve aent the neighborhood boy home be­ cause of this, but In 15 minutes he is back again. On school nights thay let him stay at our bout* until I send him home so I can get my son ready for bed. Can you help me? 1 am a nervous wreck. JACKIE'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: It's not th« child's fault. He has no rules to follow. Tell his mo­ ther that YOU have rules and you need her coopera­ tion. Tell her precisely what hours your ion has for play­ time, mealtime and bed­ time. Explain that be Isn't permitted company a t meal­ time or afterwards. And if she doesn’t respect your wishes, don't SEND the boy home — TAKE him home, • • • DEAR ABBY: A serviceman came to repair our washing machine and said he had to take it to hU shop to fix. When he brought it beck, I was at work. A neighbor saw him trying to get into my house *o she called me at work and told me what was going on. I called his employer at once and told him 1 didn’t appre­ ciate people going into my house while I was gone. He said -that's the way everybody did nowadays They always searched un­ der mats, in mailboxes, and alt over for keys, and let themselves in. Am I out of (tap, Abby, or did he have a right to da this? JUST PLAIN" MAD DEAR MAD: You are vary much 'in’ step. And if you want to get technical, the serviceman Is guilty of breaking and entering. • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus- band Insist* that when a man and a lady go upstairs, the woman goqs first, and when they go downstairs, the man goes first. I say it's the other way around. Who ia right? ETTA KET DEAR ETTA: When a lady goes up the stairs, the gentleman should follow her so that he can catch her should she trip. And the gentleman precedes the lady when she descends, for the same reason. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO “ B” IN SACRAMENTO: Weteh out! The peraon who ducks the blood tests Is usually the one woo needs it most. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABUY, nox 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. Enclosed a stamped, self-addressed envelope. to • to Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. for Abby'a new booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASSIONS.” Use For Handy Headband n > < i for Saturday evening. That i* steak night at the Trade Ry Polly Cramer, wear. Try it on wool. The er over ths hook of another Wind's cafeteria . . . a threeNewspaper Enterprise Assn. threads blend beautifully.— hanger, thus providing spaca quarter pound steak cooked to for tha hanging of two gar­ DEAR POLLY—Many of MRS R. T. your order for ju it on* dol­ ments such as a skirt and GIRLS—This Is a dilly. The the pointers have become hab­ lar. Sounds like a fitting blouse that would be worn nylon threads really did an its with our family. Here's Making big plans for lots finish to a lively weekend In Custcmcrs nre really rc* invisible mending job on a at the earn* time. One hook one for you: Put a headband tear In wool fabric. Remind­ works fin* for both hangeri. sponding to the music of the of Shrincr customers this the area. Dinner ia served Virginians who nre playing weekend is the Caribe lounge from 4:30 ’til 8 p.m. and If around your neck BEFORE ed me of my grandmother I worked as a secretary at the Cypress Room, former­ located in the Valdes Hotel. you get a chance, drive down rolling up your hair on the using a long atrend of hair for years and found it most ly the Dot; Track Inn. They’ll They are warming up the for lunch between 11 a.m. large rollers. When set, pull for mending. Cut the top off nnnoying to pull out the desk be plnying tonight and Satur­ food and frosting down the itnd 2:15 p.m. File this away the handhand up around the the stocking and then start drawer every time I needed day night and are open 'til glasses just to be able to give . . , Thursday night is family bottom rollers at tho neck, pulling threads from around a paper clip. Our clips cam* 12 a.m. Cocktail hour is daily you the best service possible. night when everyone gets a in small boxes of 100 each ears and forehead. Keeps the the hose.—TOLLY from 5:30 'til 7:00 p.m. rollers from drooping. This Watch for big important free dessert . . . be sure to DEAR POLLY—Thia Is so I removed the lid from • • • ia (specially good for those NOT a Joke. Thoa* of you a new box, rolled plastio news from the Caribe next bring it out again next of us with fin* hair.—MRS. who want to "distress” fur­ gummed tape around my fin­ My favorite meal is a spe­ week . . . a surprise in the Thursday though. • • • F. A. M. niture can do as professional gers, put th* tape on the bot­ cialty of the house a t Jean's entertainment line which will D E A R POLI.Y—Thrcnds cabinet mnkers do and bang tom of th* box and placed it Snack time is anytime and Spaghetti House this week­ be sure to be welcomed byon th* tabls beside my type­ from old nylon stockings arc the piece with tire chains. end . . . spaghetti. There's patrons of the lounge. You breakfast is in the morning useful for mending many Line silverware drawer* writer. Each time I needed nothing better than a spicy don't have to ha a regular and that is when the Whatathings. Pull out some of the with blotters to absorb the n clip It was at my finger­ dish of spaghetti served with customer to enjoy yourself at burger ia open with it* Invi­ threads in a discarded one moisture from “quickie" dry­ tips. lh a tape held the box a salad and rolls, and that's the Caribe, however. Just tation for you to visit them. in place—MRS. L. E. II. and wind on n thread spool. ing— MRS. It. R. For quick service just rail how it comes. Chicken caccia- stop In anytime for a relaxing Collect several shades nnd DEAR POLLY—We always DEAR POLLY—If you lik* 322-9016 and they’ll i have torn is nnother featured item drink or meal. use the thread that matches seem to have a clothes hanger to wear your pearls or other • • • your meal ready for you when this weekend and the Orange best to mend other usable shortage. Often the hooks heads under a dress or sweat­ Still serving their refresh­ you get there. Manager Jim City restaurant will be glad to hose that might have smnll would break off of metal er collar and find the string Hutchins wants to wish the see you there to enjoy either ing and friendly atmosphere tears. This thread is also ex­ bangers which was very an­ too short, take a sweater one. with their food is Jim Spen­ Shriners and their ladies a cellent for mending nylon, da­ noying until I came up with guard and clip to both ends • • • cer's restaurant . . . and the special hello and welcome. cron and all kinds of knit­ the idea of slipping tho hang­ of th* necklace— M. D. . • • If spring fever has come food is ju st as good as the For a delightful and aohospitality. You can dress up over you and you'd like to give up cooking for awhile, or down to go to Spencers phlstieatad evening meal try and get your meals delivered and feel equally comfortable; either the seafood or steaks call Ernest Shank at 322-2256 all they want you to do is en­ at Freddie’s Steak llouie. from Kohlsaat's Dinner De­ joy yourself. Jim, Doris, Ed After-dinner entertainment It livery Service . . . he'll give and Darlene are a t your ser­ provided by Miss Carol Pettljohn at the piano in the you a menu from which you vice. e e • Lamplighter Lounge . . . . can choose one or thirtyBY WAYNE G. gredient hns been added. When heart defect called patient Virginia Plochm of Wil­ takeout double, thus South Here's a note for Shriners other after dinner entertain­ meals fe r next week. IIRAND8TADT, M.O. bids three spades. NORTH 14 mette, 111., uses several hands you have discovered the spec­ ductus arteriosus. I am 20 ment might be a sampling of Probably that three spade Newspaper Enterprise A nn. ific cause it may be possible and I am able to swim, play t ol CQJ BI one of the desserts at Fred­ In teaching the use of th« to KQ J 10 Q—Every timo I wore a eall will be made in the w ire tennis and dance without die's. They have everything takeout double. They are de­ for your doctor to desensit­ ♦ I c a u s i n g heart symptoms. of a man being slowly strand- dark blur suit 1 bought Inst from homemade pie to ro­ signed to illustrate points in to A K 1 led. but that should not hold year, my legs broke out with ize you — a tedious process What ar* my chances of lieWEST (D) EAST mantic Cherries Jubitce. I’rlcea Are Tailored both bidding and play. North bark. 11c will bid four a severely itching rash. 1 at best — or you may bo ntdo ing a normal life epan? • • • To Your Time, Needs to 6 3 3 toA PLUS North has a very strong spades anyway and it will wrote to the manufacturer to avoid further contact with A—Thla type of congenital to A 7 2 to 9 ■ 6 4 And Budget . , . Soma of the Shriners have takeout double of West's open­ be up to South to play the and he said thut the matrriul the irritant. ♦ AQJ9 to K 10 3 2 hrurt leakage is du* to a fail­ already made their reaervato 9 8 6 4 Be It A Bottle ing diamond bid. East at­ ♦ Q J 10 game contract. Q—My nose is sore on the ure of tha communication be­ (wool and dacron) was hand­ tions for dinner a t the Capri tempts to Interrupt his op­ . . . or Case SOUTH He will win the opening led daily by many employes inside summer and winter, in tween th* pulmonary artery restaurant and Jcy is plan­ ponents’ line of communica­ to 10934 club lead in dummy and will and worn by thousand* of damp weather nnd dry. It and th* aorta to close. Th* Free Prompt to 5 3 ning a lovely meal for them. tion by jumping to three dia­ Delivery note that he cannot afford to customers without causing any cracks nnd never stays heal­ size of tha leak varies great­ ♦ 8 7 6 4 She ia alio welcoming every­ monds and South la rather play trumps right away. reaction. Do you think my ed longer limit two or three ly in different Individuals and ♦ 78 3 _ TeL 322-0906 one in to hear the Jack Rots- happy about the whole thing. lie sees one loser in each trouble was due to th* ma­ days at a time. What can 1 the smallest opening may No one vulnerable < — -y Open B A. M.—12 Midnight j man trio which I recommend He has no desire to bid with West North East Heath suit, but can get rid of his terial or the dye? Is there do to heal it? cause tha loudest murmur and highly . . . they're a very hie piece of cheese. 1♦ Dble 3 to Pats club loser if he can get a any way I can be immunized A—Tho nose bruises and the least Interference with Pass Dble Pass 3 to witty and entertaining group. So North doubles a second discard on a heart. Therefore, against the rnuse? bleeds easily. Its mucosal lin­ normal circulation. Th* feet Pass 4 to Pass Pass WELCOME SHRINERS! Joy’s plans for the future In­ time and it la up to South to it is up to him to knock A—You should have your ing is very thin and covers that you can lead an actlva Pass clude a new summer luncheon respond, ne has a blank out the acc of hearts immedi­ doctor make a patch test with a dense network of blood life without cardiac symptom* Opening lead—to Q menu with several cold salad hand, but Virginia points out ately. He does that. Clubs are small sample* of wool of dif­ vessels. Removing hard crusts is evidence that your* is a plates as special attractions that the fact that your hand 1excuse you from the respon continued, but he is able to ferent colors nnd snmplcs of enn easily cause cracking and very slight defect It should . . . the Capri wil remain open la almost worthless does not | aibility of responding to a take his club discard in time. dacron as well. Ib is should slight bleeding. If bard crusts not affact your Ufa span. throughout the s u m ra • r narrow ths cause down to on* aro a part of your trouble, months this year so you can of the materials or to a dye. you should keep the lining Pleass sand your questions plan to taka advantage of If the dy* Is at fault, ask tho membranes softened with a and rem nants to Dr. Wayna Hwy. 17-92 — Opposite Longwood I’lara the fine food and service, manufacturer to give you a thin coating of petroleum jel­ G. Drandstadt, M.D., In car* Under Management Of a e • Harold & Debbie Cumby complete list of its compo­ ly. If this docs no^ help, have of this piper. Whll* Dr. Eating at Cook's Corner in What’s *o disgraceful about —The first is the statement they, individually, aro grew nents. Then, if possible, you your doctor see whether you nrandstadt cannot answer In­ 9 a. m. to 2 a. m. Mon. thru S at Its new dining room is becom­ wrinkles? Or, for that m at­ of an expert in the field of ing older." should have patch tests made Imvo a small ulcer thut needs dividual letters, ha will an­ All Military Personnel Welcome ing more popular lately with ter, what's so shameful about aging, who saya: "Many swer IttU ra of general Inter­ —The other was the sales with places of white cleans­ to lip rautcrizcd. the addition of a really ex­ any of the other signs that a Americans feel compelled to pitch of a cosmetic saleswo­ ing tissue to which each in­ Q—1 have a congenital est In future columns. WELCOME SHRINERS! VISIT US AT panded menu. They have ape- 40-yearold woman isn't a deny their own aging. They man for a new, high-priced rials every day and the one 20-year-old girl? Two things wish to delude themselves wrinkle smoother-outer who today its a winner . . . all the prompt that question: rather than face the fact that claimed that even though the catfish you ean eat with product is only supposed to 2617 ORLANDO DR. — 17-92 — So. Sanford Limits French fries, rolls and cola New owners at the Chick "N open for meals only on Sun­ conceal wrinkles for a few » U k U U U lT T tj* T slaw. Cook's Comer is also Treat on Ilwy. 17-92 in Fern day serving their daliclous hours, women ire buying it DINING EVERY serving steaks, plssa, sand­ Park . . . They're Lee and steaks in the dining room fac­ like craxy. ROOM DAY Evidently, a lot of middle wiches and chili with the Lloyd Blankcnhurg who hall ing I.aka Monroe. You don’t lly Mrs. .Muriel Lawrence with (lie youngsters which is very hard to admtr* somacold beer. from South Wales, New York. have to wait until Sunday to aged women think they ran Nc».paper Enterprise Assn. might expose them to resent­ one who ean never advance • • • FRIDAY W ES” w „ „ __ buy Instant youth for u few The newcomers are making stop in though . . , they’ll be his own wishes with any con­ Dear Mrs. Lawrence: We ment and criticism. NITE ONLYt CATFISH $1-25 For your private partle* or some changes to celebrate glad to see you anytime. The hours at a lima though they They can engnga in no viction. A father who mskaa have two headstrong little All You Can Eat, With F. Fries, Rolls, Cole Slaw must hurry home, like Cinder the “before going out to din­ their owmershlp of the Chick Inn hn* a package store ao boye, ages 6 and 4. My hus­ forceful action toward a child, a habit of merely echoing hla ner” cocktail at home, one 'N Treat ami they all add Up you ran pick up something to ells, before the clork strikes family ' nitb : Fried Chicken 85c band tines nut like to disci­ lest the forrefulness disar­ wife's wlsha* by saying, "D a 12 and their wrinkles begin of the must stop plsces cn to better service for you. All take hema us you leave. French Flies, Rolls, Cole Slaw to show through their cover pline them. When they dls- range the parental picture ns your mother lays” begins your list should be the Rex the fcod, Including the French • • • T-BONE STEAKS UO RIU-KYK or STRIP 99e up. They are again what they obey or start squabbling, I they are trying to create the to loss human substance a* Liquor store in the IMnecrest fries, will he eookrd to order French Fries, Bolls, Tossed Salad One of the friendliest peo. have been pretending for am always tho one who lias picture of My More Sensitive far as hla children ar* con­ Shopping center. Just to go In right than, not pre-cooked be­ pie In town is, without a Visit Us — Sea Our Complete Menu to wade in. I don't mind this Parent, The Secretly Sym­ cerned. Bacaus* h* can't car* few hours not to be—middle to look around is a pleasure forehand. They'll be featur­ doubt, Laura Stevens at when my husband Is at work pathetic One. Their deep feel­ enough about what ha want* aged women. SERVING FROM 10 A. M. T IL II P. M. at this modern, sparkling ing a daily breakfast and George's Tavern on French but when bo ie at homu I ing is, “If I can keep my to fight for It, they can't taka Why should women try so Beer — I'isia — Hut 'n Cold 8andwlchea — Chill (just like the champagne they luncheon special and two of Ave. The Tavern ii known hsrd to deny the inevitable think ho should take more distance from this child, I can it seriously. sell) place. thair moat attractive items for It* hospitality and owner fact of aging, when they part in training our children protect myself against the So hla pretense of convic­ • • • will be fresh homemade Laura is chiefly responsible. would be so much more re than Just saying, “Do what contempt he Is hound to feel tion begins to Irritate them. Question: where do you doughnuts a n d homemade The nicety furnished George's laxed and interesting and your mother says.” He says for me ns closeness shows up Th* exhortation "do a t your find music for dancing cn chill. A targe sign out front also has a package with charming if they made up he has so little time with my faults to him.” mother says” begins to arouse Friday and Saturday nights will tell you what the spe­ “packages” at reasonable their ininds to get the very them that it isn't fuir for me If your husband is an ad- their disgust, demanding as • • , the Mar L«u of course. cial of the day is so you won't prices . . . . A special welcome most out of whatever ngc to expect him to spend it miration-craver, I don't know it dots thair good behavior Lou Rotas’ has an orchestra miss them. Stop in sometime from George'* Tavern to the they happen to lie? what you can do about it. Just while It ducks out of all strug­ fighting them. . . playing there for your plea­ and give the Hlunkonburga a Shriners and their ladles. You won't even be aware ANSWER: Ho sounds liko take the whole Job of disci­ gle for ths good behavior. In sure, not to mention the fine cheerful Florida smile and • • • of the wrinkles of a woman an admlration-craver. Admi­ pline on, I guess, and do with tho end what such a father food from the complete welcome. The peopl# who Ilk* their who 1* out-going, amusing ration-craving parents hate it the I>est you can. Ib is will says becomes Just an annoying • • e menu. Chsroal broiled steaks beer tall and cool will also well-informed, kind, helpful getting mixed up in children's he a sad solution, of course, noise In th* ears of hla chil­ are the specialty of the house Stuck for what to do Sun­ Ilka stopping in at th* Pad- and obviously interested in discipline. Whether they're because the admiration-crav­ dren. at the Mar Lou. Open 8 a.m. day dinner? Worry no more. dock Bar. The Paddock is lo­ you. I'erhsps this column will up­ fathers who say “ Do what ing parent never ends up with 'til 2 a.m. And that kind of wrinkle your mother says" or moth­ tho admiration. He ends set your huiband. I hop* so. The Lake Monroe Inn will be cated arrosi from the Longwood Plata and fa open 9 a.m. cover-up is good for a life ers who try to wheedle the up with the very contempt Upset enough, he may be led til 2 a.m. Monday through time — not just fur a few obedience they want, they hu bus tried so hard to avoid. to seek professional help for THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL This is understandable. It Ihis admiration-craving. avoid any close involvement Saturday. It'* been under the hours. CHICKEN CACCIATORA management of the Cumhy's Alexander the Great order­ AND SPAGHETTI for a while now and they've COMPLETE DINNER been working hard to make it ed his soldiers to remove their beards, which might FROM SOUP TO MINTS a place you'll really enjoy. otherwise be seired. with dls ----------- NOW THRU SUNDAY • • # Jean to Rocro Morelllo Welcome You! For good food right down aitrous results, by their town there is uo place like soamias in battle. stainless steel. Written for Newspaper breaking ara beet. Hoe blade* Rote and Wilk’s. Everything w But, let's be practical. Costa should be thicker in th* mid­ Enterprise Assn. la homemade frrm soups to Open 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. — Parlies Arrommodated pita and all of it is most The man with tho hoo is will vary alightly In various dle and taper to the side and regions but the following tool* bottom edges. Ilwy. 17-92. Orsage city — Reservations: I’h. 775-3898 taaty. Including the coffee. coming into hi* own — for are in your best-buy price Llku a tennis racket or a This is the same food aerved pleasure and for profit. range- Shop for tools with golf club, your lawn and gar­ In the Caribe Lounge. Rose Although eome men like to steel bludes and wooden hand­ den toola should be welltold Wllk'a will he teeing a think of themselves a* true les. I'lustic doesn't hold up balanced. Go through th* mo­ lot of new people this week­ nature lovcre who "Just put­ for this type work. tion* with each tool before end I expect in addition to MAD I O il RESTAURANT ter around,” most propertyFor piepuring tho soil, you you buy It. all their tried and tru* San­ PJAK-LUU BAR & PACKAGE owners admit their outdoor will need a steel gVdrn rake Today's Sharp Shop ford friends. activities aro money-inspired- garden spade and a hoe. For THUMB IN THE DIKE! HWY. 17-92 — Just So. Of Sanford City Limits Well-designed and well-kept sowing and planting, look for Leaky basements plague tom* • Char-Drolled Steak* • Prime Riba O f Reef •THE JACK ROSSMAN flower gardens or luwns add a four-piece set of hand tool* 31 million homeowners. To Kohlaaat'N A Complete Menu Of Full Course Dinner* value to property. and a turf edger for garden check aaapag* thia spring, DINNER DELIVERY TRIO” — FOR YOUR If you are one of th* maintenance. there la a waterproof sealant SERVICE ORCHESTRA & DANCING DANCING PLEASURE thousand* of nsw homeowners • Shop for good construction for balow-grada walls and THURS. • FRL - SAT. EVENINGS Complete delirious dinner* FRL AND SAT. NITES During th« tovolutlon from whose current land view is a to give you longrr wear. Olio floors. A two-pound ran (con­ DELIVERED DAILY prehistoric apelike forms to nude one, you are entering a quality feature Is a pin driv­ taining a plastic bag of epoxy FROM R TILL 12 COCKTAIL HOUR MON. THRU HAT. modern man, the faco be­ new world. en into the ferrule rap where resin and a Jar of reactor) fto S e ta a r ' 4 P. M. In 6 P. M. came smaller in relation to One of your first steps will tools heads or shank* are in­ covers 40 tqusra feet. Highly r r * W / f —|« ' 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. — 40c and up FOR RESERVATIONS BY DAY OR WEEK. tha ov«r-all sixa of tha head. lie to round up some tool* serted Into bandies This ran resistant to chemicals, it dries Wiillo brain and brain-caw FREE MENUS Friendly Atmosphere! TELEPHONE LOW COST! nearly doubltd la volume, You can sta rt with nine bas­ double or triple a tool’a Ilf*. to a tilellka finish and may Prompt, Courteous Service! the jaw* became ahorter and te ones for approximately Raka heads with one-plec* be used sa an adhesive, patchSanford to Sanford Area 322-1251 the teeth aJmpler la form If you ars status-minded, ypu forging* and end teeth set ar for boat hulls and foi P h . 322-2256 OPEN 8 A. M. T IL 2 A. M. — Your Host: Lou Rotaa can buy tho tama item* in wider than others to prevent swimming pool leaks. and amallcr In alae. ( '*>f & ri Polly’s Pointers By Judy Turner Bijr news this weekend is something no one can miss. The Shriners nre in town! Everyone is ex­ tending the welcome mat for the Nobles and their i Indies to help them enjoy their stay and offering a spccinl hello and invitation to drop in are the fol­ lowing . . . (I By Abigail Van Buren April 24, 1964 — Pag# 11 SSf RanforB WrralS Jacoby On(Bhidysi * The Doctor Says: Patch Test Gives Clues By Oswald Jacoby LIQUOR MARI OF VALUES __ FOR FUN! THE P A D D O C K B A R U fa I • 1 C O O K 'S J.ilttfjjom sm : The Mature Parent CORNER He Craves Admiration , e . > <♦ By Ruth M ille tt Vi i' 3 * Welcome Nobles! FOR D ELIC IO U S STEAKS - SEAFOODS A N D YOUR $165 FAVORITE M IX E D 9 Tools For Gardener D R IN K S Jean's Spaghetti House V IS IT ► r Sharp Shopping TH E- W ELCO M E SHRINERS! 1§5 j0m itr^ TT ft-. ( i v f o i ’j ; iii ■' �t t1 • i 1 ~— !. J rl ' you too can be, »% J f >j* Welcome Nobles! - on top of the world! GO TO V IS IT THE NEW SEE THE AND FRIENDS S. A ................. THE BEACH . . . . TO OR THE OR HAVE M O U N T A I N S ............ A GOOD H O M E -IN NEW OLD U. GO TO FAIR . . . . T IM E - YOUR CLOSE E X C IT IN G CAR! can get your very own Chevrolet, Oldsmobile or Cadillac, any model ot your choice — at the BEST DEAL EVER! Just give us a try...we'll prove you can WE'VE SOLD SO M A N Y CARS T H IS M O N T H -A T A LOW CLOSE T H A T NOW WE C A N TRADE PROFIT F IG U R E EVEN CLOSER! * I COME VISIT US PLEASE — OB IP YOU PREFER — CALL IN YOUR TRADING OFFER! IF YOU REALLY WANT A NEW CAR — WE CAN PUT YOU BEHIND ITS WHEEL! or 322-0861 SAVE DOLLARS HOLLER'S HOLLER M O T O R SALES 2nd and Palmetto Avenue 2505 S. Park Drive C- / t - \ *1 V,v?; - *■ % m . ?F wm t .1 ■ ' w ,,,« ! Sanford �A r. ) A4 ) The Last Full Measure of Devotion Lesson In Democracy One of the most outstanding sue* cess stories in American history has been written by the Issei—Japanese immigrants who came to America early in the century. For the first time, a study is be­ ing made of these people who have done much to enricn American eco­ nomic and cultural life. It will probbably be the last such study, for most of them are of advanced age. The University of California, sup­ ported by funds from the Carnegie Corp. and the Japanese-American Citizens League, will collect first­ hand accounts of Issei experiences in the United States. This will be fol­ lowed up by a later survey of their children and grandchildren, the Nisei. Most minority groups have suffer­ ed discrimination and injustice upon their arrival in the United States, but none more so than the Issei. They met not only social discrimi­ nation, but in many states laws pre­ vented them even from owning prop­ erty. They could not become citizens, so were barred from occupations and Pirofessions requiring citizenship for 11cense or membership. In a dark page of American his­ tory, both Issei and Nisei were up­ rooted from their homes at the out­ break of World War II and interned Worry Clinic behind barbed wire—this when we were fighting against the very idea of concentration camps. Many Nisei, however, served with valor and distinction in World War II, and later in Korea, winning pro­ portionately more battle decorations than any other ethnic group. In 1952, with the passage of the McCarran-Walter Immigration and Nationality Act, the Issei were final­ ly admitted to citizenship. Far from being bitter about their treatment, the Issei have raised their children to be loyal and pro­ ductive citizens. Juvenile delinquen­ cy among the Nisei is virtually non­ existent. The Issei have taught us all a les­ son in democracy. Thought For Today What am I to 3o? I will pray with the spirit and I will pray with the mind also; I will sing with the spirit and I will sing with the mind also. —I Cor. 14:15. As a physician, I have seen men, after all other therapy had failed, lifted out of disease and melancholy by the serene effort of prayer.—Dr. Alexis Carrel. Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley 4 pients. Especially ample dis­ tribution of this material was noted in Claremont. A typical exhibit: Soviet Premier Khrushchev extend­ ing both arm s in a broad, smiling greeting to Rockefell­ er at a New York hotel on the occasion of the Russian's 1989 U. S. visit. The picture is captioned simply, "Rockcfcl. ier Meets Khrushchev." In a series of crudely drawn sketches assailing the gover­ nor, one shows him hitting at a table with such celebrated dictators as Stalin, Hitler and Mussallni. A single-page document titl­ ed "Nelson Rockfeller's Quali­ fications for the Presidency— of the U.S.S.R." calls hi ma "dedicated trlllionalre Red.' This sheet, written by one Emanuel M. Josephson, as­ serts that the Rockefeller fam­ ily launched communism as a Russian movement in order to gain control of oil in Rus­ sia's Baku fields. "The deal that they made with Stalin for that purpose in 1926 still rules the world,” says the pamphlet's author. The total catalog of sins >;m Herald Area Correspondents ) |i Geneva Mrs. Jo*. K. Mathleus 849-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester S22-8219 Lake Monro* Mrs. H. L. Johnson 333-4733 Longwood Mr*. Donna Eates 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 133-1989 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 323-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 365-3818 Altamonte Springe Mrs. Julia llartoa 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milas 888-3678 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 838-5048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magia 385-8741 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 888-4418 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 888-5614 Enterprise Mias Helen Hnodgrasa 666-9188 U llj ? & m f a r d assigned to Rockefeller in this Indictment compares favor­ ably with the volume ot charges aiscised against the Catholic church in the huge hale campaign directed at the late President Kennedy in 1960. Finger any trouble any­ where on earth in this century and, In Joscphson's view, you are pointing to a Rockefeller plot. There appears no limit to the range of these materials. According to another hate piece, the governor eliminated the dating of milk containers in New York to "flcllitate the sale of sour milk" and increaie the profit* of his "fam ­ ily's milk trust." This same document at­ tempts to cast doubt on the governor's ssnity. Fastening on a quoted comment of the first Mrs. Rockfeller that "on­ ly Nelion thinks he knows" what a certain abstract paint­ ing of his really means, the pamphleteer writes: "Rocky ‘nuts,’ says wife: Friends of (the first) Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller report that the says . . . that ‘he does not know hla own mind; tie thinks he m c i things that no one else sees." The assumption of respon­ sible voters and politicians is that when the stuff is this bad its falls of its own weight. But the unhappy evidence of past campaigns suggest that even aome of the weirdest fancies often help to poison the political air Mrloualy. That danger now confront! the campaigners in thg hard California struggle. CASE S-447: Betty M., aged The SMF introduced him to gaining happiness, thanks to 12, lost her daddy in Korea. a congenial young widow the SMF. Betty doesn’t even remem­ whose husbind had lost his And thousands of new bab­ ber him. But she has a won­ ies are being born to the cul­ life in an auto wTeck, leaving derful mother who registered ture, topnotch type of cou­ her with two daughters now in a year ago with our SMF ples who are marrying for tho (Scientific Marriage Founda­ the 3rd and 5th grades. tion), When these two young par­ first time via the Sdentiflo The IBM machine found a ents met and fell in love, their Marriage Foundation. congenial man with the same daughteri teemed delighted to American newspapers de­ religion, hobbles, ideals, etc. be gaining new sisters. serve the credit, for they gave So they were given each "But, Dr. Crane," the prin­ me the original publicity need­ other’s names and urged to cipal wrote, "what impresses ed to start the SMF. correspond for awhile till they me moat acutely is the extra Obviously, not all the mem­ got acquainted by mail. delight of my wife's two little bers of the SMF get introduc­ In three months they met in Stria. ed to congenial partners, for person, being introduced at "They were toddlers when there is an excess of men up church on Sunday by the local their daddy was killed so they to the age of 35, but then wo­ pastor, who is one of our 2,- can't even remember him. men begin to outnumber men 500 Clergymen Counselors. "So this is the first Christ­ by as much as 3 to 1. Three months later, they mas season they have ever But the SMF is a non profit, were married and Betty for known where they will have interfaith foundation that is the first time in her life had both a daddy and mother to­ valiantly trying to help pro­ both a daddy and mother In gether in their home. duce happy marriage. All of the home. "And they are so elated and us Board Members donato A few weeks later, Betty excited that they are floating our time and reputations to was bubbling over with such on clouds. In fact, 1 actually keep it going. joy at the breakfast table think they are more excited Send for the "SMF Ques­ that her mother even asked at having two parents than at tionnaire and Booklet," en­ her why she was so happy. Santa's coming next week." closing a long stamped, re­ "Oh, Mother," Betty re­ Thousands of farm er half- turn envelope, plus 20c, If plied. “ 1 just have to pinch orphaned youngster* are re­ you want more data. myself every morning just to make sure it isn't all a beauti­ ful dream from which I'll wake up!" Betty referred to her ela­ tion in having a normal home with two devoted parental Before last Christmas holi­ day, the SMF received a letter from a school principal in a large Illinois city. lie had lost his wife from rancor, leaving him two lit­ the public debt Increased to tle girls, now in the 2nd and $307.7 billion. From that lat­ 4th grades. ter day until March 31 of thin year, the public debt increas­ ed to $310 billion. The Johnson budget estimates that interest on the public debt In the cur­ rent fiscal yenr will be $10.7 billion and that it will rise to $11.1 billion next year. This is likely to prove to be an under­ estimate. To comprehend the enormity of the cost of the Interest bur­ “It’s a Pleasure to Bank a t the Atlantic” den imposed by the public debt, consider: The average annual expenditure in each of the four years of Franklin I). Roosevelt's first New Deal ad­ ministration was only $6.5 bil­ lion. In fiscal years 1033-3435-30, FD spent $26.1 billion .1-: Lie* » and he waa beginning to ba denounced as a spendthrift Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) In California, hate literature aimed at Gov. Nelaon Rocke­ feller of New York la beginn­ ing to turn up aa he batUea Sen. Barry Goldwater for the atate'a 86 convention votei. Some of it wai Men on the UCLA campui In Los Angaies on the occasion of the gover­ nor's recent visit there. The dominante theme, a favorite with extremist fringes, is that the liberal Rockefeller is link­ ed with the Communists. As the campaign waxes, California's many sizable poc­ kets of right-wing extremism can be expected to feed the flow. The net effect will be to color even more darkly the already bitter conaervatlveliberal struggle for power within the state's GOP forces. It was not realized at the time, but anU-RockeOeller hate literature was dumped into New Hampshire in the last 10 days or so of that cam­ paign. Reports from postmasters and others indicate that voters in Concord, Charlestown and Claremont In the Granite State were among the reci­ Dr. Crane’s Trends Point Upward I’nitrd Preua International Government gpcmling, tux collections nnd the public debt in the current 1064 fiscal year are running well ahead of a year ago. When the Treasury closed its books on tlie first nine months of fiscul '64, it re­ ported withdrawals of |04 bil­ lion, deposits of 987.1 billion and a public debt of $310 bil­ lion. That wai as of March 31. Tho corresponding figures for the first nine month* ot fiscal '63 were: withdrawals $89.6 billion! deposits $81.7 billion; public debt f.103 bil­ lion. Withdrawal* approximate government (pending. Depos­ its approximate tax collec­ tions. Tha public debt shows precisely how much beyond its income the government has been living. Interest on the public debt ie estimated to be 110.7 billion this yeur. Spending and debt trends definitely are upward. This is a Kennedy-Johnson fiscal year for which neither President ia wholly responsible. President Johnson holds that he has made big reductions in expen­ ditures originslly planned for OVElt 35 YKAUS At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpetn • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • R ental Heds fiscal 1965. Republican critic* contend thnt this has boon achieved more by artistic bookkeeping nnd by shifting ex|»enditurca into the current fiscal year than by true econ­ omy. The outcome of this argu­ ment will lie determined large­ ly on the final figures for fis­ cul 1965, which will not be available until after June 30 of thnt year. Meantime, there ia a red-ink flood tide. John K. Kennedy took office aa Presi­ dent on Jan. 20,. 1902. On Jan. 10 thnt year—the last day of the second Elsenhower admin­ istration—the public debt was approximately 1290 billion. The 190i interest was approx­ imately $8.0 billion. From the day JFK took of­ fice to the day he wat shot, FORMER SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ENDORSE SUPERINTENDENT R. T. MILWEE / Knowledge — J. A. Illatlinr, Lon|wood "Mr. Mil wee's knowledge of Ih* entire school program la outstanding." Signed J. A. Binlllnt Capable — John Bromley, Hanford "During ten years of service with Mr. Mllwee I observed a very capable man — well trained and eaperlenced in school finance." Signed John Brumlejr High Caliber — L. B. Jordan, Oviedo "I worked closely with Mr. Mliwea for tea years, l i e la a man of high caliber and has done an esceilent Job a* school superin­ tendent." Signed L. E. Jordan fy r ttti Ability — Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, April 24, 1964 W A L TE R A. Q IELO W , EDITOR AMD r i S L I I M S a rSSAMK VOL.TOZ.INB. C l m t a t t o l • O t i m l X i u i w j l l i a n l . a T K x a rm o B ■OV UREKN A ssociate ICdlter A dvarllaloc M a n a i t r FR E D VAN F E L T HOY M A T Y ( I m a g in g E d ito r ( l - n a r a l A d v e rtisin g M a n a g e r HANKY I. JOHNSON IIAMMIETT STAPLKTON C ity E d ito r C l aa alf led D irector Jt'D Y WML.LA JANUS SHOBNASCSUI O ust? editor DORIS W ILLI AHB S o c ial/ E d ito r B o a ln a a a M anager STNBD W ELLS M echanical NupL W. A. Patrick, Hanford “I served with Mr. Mliwea for a period of nine year* and found him to b* a man with superior administrative ability." Signed W. A. Patrick Qualified — W. L. Sieg, Geneva "Mr. Mllwee la highly quallfltd for position of school leadership." S V B S C E im o N HATES Signed W. L. Sieg ■ y Hail S e i to olo C e o t l r AU IS.ee t T e a r •11.11 1 T sa r I t# I M onths ' S.TI S M oatks S.IS I M onika t SO I M onika l.SS 1 M ontk l.SS I M ontk U. E P o etal R e g u la tio n s p ro v ld t tk a t a ll w a ll su b sc rip tio n s bo p a id la a d v sa ea . E ato ro d aa aaeond class m a tte r O ctoner I I . ISIS a t tk s P ost O ffice of S an fo rd , F lo rid a, u n d e r tk s A el o f C o n srs ss of M erck. T he H e rald Is a m em ber o f th o O nliod t r e s s w hlck la e n ­ title d e x clusively to the use for re p u b llc a lle a of a ll th e local a tw a p rin te d la th is new spaper. lB* No p a r t of a n y m a te ria l, aew e o r a d v ertisin g , o f th is editio n of T he S an fo rd H e rald m ay bo reproduced la a n y m an n e r w ith ­ o u t w ritte n perm leeloa of th e p u b lish er of T he H erald. Any In dividual o r firm responsible fo r such rsp ro d u c tlo a w ill be c oaeldorsd a s In frin g in g on T ho H erald s c o p y rig h t and w ill be hold lia b le fo r d a m a g in g un d er th e law . P u b lish ed d ally osoopt S a tu rd a y , Sunday a n d C h ristm a s; p ublished S a tu rd a y p rsc se d ln a C h ristm a s. , hla RE - E L E CT R. T. M ILW EE m SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Vi. P e l Adv. * . �^ -K U ; t �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 CLASSIFIED INDEX Ohr Danfnrb Srmlft Page 4-A—April 24, 1064 The Rersld wm #<x t* re­ 1. Loit ft Found BARRY’S WORLD sponsible fob n o te than c m 2. Noticsa - Personals incorrect insertion of your ad, 3. Education • Instruction and reserves the rifh t to re 4. Transportation vise or reject any advertise­ 5. Food ment from *h at ordered te 6. For Kant conform te the policies ef this 6A Special Notleea from Sanford Exchange paper. 7. Busineaa Rental! CLASSinED DISPLAY: 8. Beach Rentaia Toes., thro F n. - t P. M. day 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent before InscrUoe. Men. 11. Real Eatate Wanted From Seminole County 12. Real Eatate For Sale DEADLINES 18. Mortgage Loana STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 14. Insurance Toes., thru F i t • S P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. 15. Busineaa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted NOT LONG DISTANCE noon. 17. Mala Halp Wanted 18. Help Wanted Legal Notice Office 204 W. First 19. Situations .Wanted i n T H B COLHT OP T IIK COl'.NTV JVU UK, S E M inuL U 20. Babyaittera I 'O tlS T t. STATIC OP PLO IU 21. Beauty Salona IDA. I s r« I I I E a t l l , a fl 22. Build - Paint - Repair O RACK I. METCALF O M M Ild . 28. Building Material! IN PROBATE. 24. Electrical Services F IN A L NOTICE! N otlcs Is h trs b y l i m n th a t 25. Plumbing Services th a u n d trilsn a d w ill, o a tha 26. Radio ft Television l l t h d a r ot M ar. A. D. IM4, praaant to th a llo n o ra b la C oun­ 27. Special Services ty Ju d e a o l Hamlnola C ounty. 28. Laundry Service Florida, Ita fin al ra lu rn , soc ount and vouch***, a s E xacu- 29. Automobile Service to r of Iho E a u t o of O raco I. 29A. Auto Accessories M atralf. daeaaaad, and a t aald tlm a, than a n d th a ra , m aka 80. Machinery - Tools *7 toy, Fhtol, old m m . . . ere you waiting lo t one oi tho app licatio n lo tho aald J u d e a 81. Poultry - Live stock fo r a final a c ttla m a n t of ita now b u m . to o t" ad m in istratio n of aald oatata, 31A. Pets and for an o rd a r d la c h a rs ln s 82. Flowers - Shrubs 6. F o r R e n t 1. L o s t f t F o u n d It aa auch E xacutor. D atad this th a f th Cay of 33. Furniture April, A. D. 1114. 34. Articles Tor Sale Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. $43. 2101 FIR S T NATINAL DANK 34-A Swap or Exchange LOST. Black ft tan Chihuahua. Magnolia—322-3951 AT W IN TE R 1’A ltK Vicinity ot Praver Homes. Uy: F ra n k P. O lackln, J r . 35. Articles Wanted Robert A. Williams Reward. Ph. 322-2793. Aa T ru a t O fflcar 86. Automobiles • Trucks Aa E x ac u to r of tho Ea> WE L A R A APARTMENTS: la to of O race I. M atcalf 36-A Autos Wanted 2. N o tic e s • P e r s o n a ls D tctuaad. 37. Boats - Motors Rooms private baths, 114 W lndarwraadla, Ifaln a a A W ard 38. Motorcycles - Scooters VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL W. First St. A ttorneys 214 P a r k A v an u a, flo u lh REPAIRS - SALES — 89. Trailers - Cabanas W in te r P a rk . F lorida 2 BR House, Study, Kitchen, ALL MAKES P u b l l a h : A p r i l IS. IT, 14. M a y 40. Farm Equipment Living ft Dining Rm. 2428 Phone 322-2282 i, m i RESPONSIBILITY: Phone Classified 322-5612 425-5938 It Pays CDT-SO in T U B ClflCLTT C O l'IlT. NINTH JL'DILTAti CIRCUIT U P FLOHIJA i n ANU FOR ■KBINOI.B COUNTY c iia n c ' e h t n o . i a u e ALICE MARY PO W K LU P la in tiff To Use The Herald Legal Notice NOTICE TO T H U fU D LIC NOTICE IS H EREBY O IV . EN th a t th e B oard of A djuellu en t of th e C ity of Hanford w ill hold a Special M eeting on T uesday, May I, 13(4, In Ih* City H all a t 1:10 P.M. la o rd e r WILLIAM O. P O W E L L lo conelder a re q u t* : fo r a D alan d a n t v a rla n e a In tho Z oning Ordl> n o T I t ’B O P SUIT nanco fro n t y a rd requirem ent* T U B STATE OP FLORID A TO; a* pertain* to L ot I t o f P in e W ILLIAM U. PO W ELL h u rs t Subdivision. w hoaa m allln n addraaa Is B. U P erkin*. C hairm an c /o P a u l Bnjllh C o n stru c ­ P u b lish A p ril I I , 11(4 tio n Com paA r CDT-TI Box l i l t llom baaa. E a s t A frica IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT OF A Hworn C om plaint h aving T U B NINTH JU D ICIA L C IR ­ bean M ad a g a ln a l you la tho CUIT O F THU STATB OF C ircu it C o u rt In and fo r Ham- FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEM­ Inolo C ounty, Florida, In C h a n ­ INOLE COUNTY, IN CHAN. cery, fo r D lvorca. tho sh o rt CERT. CASE NO. IgSTT tills of said a c tio n b rin g JE F F O R E Y D. STIMHON. ALICE MART PO W BLL, P la in tiff, P la in tiff v*. W illiam U. Vowall, D a lan d a n t. th ts o p re san ta BARBARA STIMHON. a ra to cauao and re q u ire you D efendant. to fits y o u r w rltta n dafanaai. NOTICE TO AFPEA U If any, lo th a C om plaint fllod TO; BARBARA STIMHON. haraln. and to aarva a copy D efendant th ere o f upon P la in tif f s a tt o r ­ A ddreie: U nknow n ney on o r bafora tho l l t h day TOU A R E H EREBY NOTIof May. A. D. 1144, ■o th arw laa F1ED th a t su it for dlvorco b e t a D arraa P ro Confaaso w ill ha been filed a g a in s t >ou In the a n la rcd a g aln at you a n d tho C ircu it C o u rt of the N inth J u ­ cauas procnad ax p a rts . dicial C ircu it of th e H tata of W ITNESS my hand and o ffi­ F lo rid a, In and for Kemlnol* cial a ta l a t Hanford. Ssm lnola C ounty, un d er C hancery Nn. C ounty, F lo rid a, th la f i b day 11311, th* sty le of said cause of April, A. D. t i l l . b ein g JE F F O R E Y D. STIM(SEAL) SUN. P la in tiff, -v t- BARBARA A rth u r It. D ackw lth, J r . STIMHON. D efendant. C lark of th a C ircu it C ourt, YOU A RE H E R E B Y R E ­ N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it In Q U IRED to file y our A nsw er and fo r Bamlnola C ounty, w ith th * C lerk of th is C ourt F lo rid a gnd to servo g copy of tho liy M a rth a T. V lhlan, D. C. oamo upon Iho p la in tiff* a t ­ Gordon V. F red erick to rn ey . w hot* nam e and a d ­ A tto rn ry fo r P la in tiff d re ss a p p e a r below, on or be­ l t o E a s t Com m arclal S tra a t fo re th* ICIb day of May 1341. P . O. Ilox f i l l o r a D eeres P ro Confeseo m ay Hanford, F lo rid a. 13111 ba o n tered a g a in s t you. P u b llih t A pril 10. I f , I I , May D atod th is 12nd day of April 1. 1114 13*4. CDT-3S (Seal a f C ircu it C ourt) A rth u r H. B eckw ith, J r . IH T H B CIRCUIT COURT OF Cl*rk T U B NINTH JU DICIAL C IR ­ B y: M a rth a T. Vlhlen CUIT OF T H E STATE OF D eputy C lerk FLORIDA IN AND FO R SEM­ ED W A RD H. HURT INOLE COUNTY A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiff CHANCERY NO. 1 M M l i t S o u th C o u rt S tre et CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK O rlando, F lo rid a O F ST. PETERSBURG, a N a­ P u b lU h l A p ril 14. tio n a l B a n k in g A ssociation, May I, I. II. t i l l P la in tiff, C D T -fl va. W ant Ads Then an an estimated 14 illtVn blind ponon* ha tbn I l » i KB A M I CPUn T n U o T M i i c h t e Twuhtripf ■boot th ree mm in i Have tnKflUonnily named their )lviA« by fortune Uiliaft FELTO N NEESM ITH. o ta , o l ste. ot US. IN T H B CIRCUIT COURT NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT Defendants O F FLORID A IN AND FOR NOTICE OF SUIT T H E STATE OF FLORID A: TO: FELTO N NEESM ITH and DIANNE NEESM ITH. big wife, and HOWARD B E R ­ RY a n d EVA R. UEURY, hla w ife, s a d H ENRY M. HOFFMAN. You a ro h ereby n o tified th a t a Hull h a t baan fllad a g a ln a t you a n d sa c k of you, by C IT I­ ZENS NATIONAL DANK OF HT. PETERSBU RG , a NaUonal B a n k in g A ssociation, P la in tiff In th a above e n title d cauaa; a n d t h a t you a ro boroby r e ­ q u ired to fllo y o u r A nsw er w ith tho C lark o f th la C o u rt a n d to aorvo a copy th e re o f upon th a P la in tiff o r P la in ­ t i f f s A tto rn ey , whoa# nam a a n d addraaa tai A LBERT C. W ER L T , A tto rn ey a t La w , fill C a n tra l Avanua, BL P e tersb u rg , F lo rid a, n o t L t a r th a n May l l t h , 1144. I f you fa ll to do ao, D eere* P ra Confsaao w ill ba e n te red a g a ln a t you fo r th a ro lle r d e ­ m anded In th a C o m p la in t T b s n a tu re of aald s u it bein g fo r foreeloaur# of m o rtg a g e recorded In O fficial R ecords Booh 111, p age I l f , Public R ecords o f Hamlnola C ounty, F lo rid a, c o v a rln g t L o t I I I . OAKLAND HILLS, a cc o rd in g to p la t th arao f, recorded la P la t Book 1L p a g es | | A 14, P u b lic R ec­ ord* of aem loolo C ounty. F ls rld a i to g e th e r w ith th e follo w in g described Item s • f p ro p e rty w hich a rc lo­ c ated in a n d p e rm a n en tly In stalled ac a p a r t o f tbo Im provem ents an s a id SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHANCERY NO. ISOM F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION, a Corpo ratlo n . P la in tiff, LAW RfcNCE S. G R E E N L E E and SOPHIA A. G R EEN LEE, his wife, D efen d an ts NOTICE O F FORECLOSURE ■ALU NOTICE IS HU RED T OIVEN p u rsu a n t to a F in a l D ecree of F o re c lo su re d a te d th* t i l t d a y of A pril, A. D. 1344, and o n tered In C hancery Case No. l t l f t of th * C ircu it C ourt of th * N inth Ju d ic ia l C ircuit In a n d fo r sem lnolo C ounty, F lo r­ ida. w h e rsln F e d e ra l N ational M o r ts a ta A ssociation, a c o r­ poratio n org an ised u n d e r an A ct of Congr*** and *xl*tlng p u rs u a n t to tho F e d e ral N a­ tio n a l M o rtg ag e A ssociation C h a rta r Act, h a v in g Its p rin ­ cipal offlca In th* C ity of W ash in g to n . D istric t o f Colum ­ bia, I* th a P la in tiff, a n d LAW ­ RENCE a. O R E E N L E E and SO PHIA A. O R E E N L E E . hie w ife, th a D efendants. I w ill sell to th o h ig h e s t and beat bidder fo r cash a t tbo F ro n t D oor of tho Sem inole C ounty C o u rt­ house in th e C ity of Sanford. C ounty e f Sem inole, B u t* of F lo rid a, a t U iW A.M. on th e 4th d a y o f May, IM I. tho fol­ low in g described p ro p e rty as se t fo rth In aald P in a l Decree, te -w ll: L ot ft o f LONODALE SUBDIVISION acco rd in g to P la t th e re o f as recorded In P i e t Book I t , P ago *1. Ja c k e o a Oaa H ot W a te r o f th* P ublic R ecords of H e ate r, Model C l l l . Serial Sem inole County, P lorlda. No. I I 4 I I D atod th la H i t d a y a f A pril. W ITN E SS m y hand a n d tb o A. D. 1114. seal o f th la C o u r t a t Banford, (SEA L) Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, th is A rth u r H. B eckw ith, J r . l l t h d a y o f A pril. A. D. l i l t C lerk of C ircu it C ourt (COURT SRAL) By t M a rth a T. V lhlen, D. e. A rth u r H. B eckw ith. J r . M ask N. Cleveland. J r . and C lerk o f th e C lrea lt C o u rt C s rre lt B urk* By M a rth a T. V ihlas A ttorney* fo r P la in tiff D ep u ty C lerk P . t t D ra w e r X, F u b llth i A p ril IT, a t. May L a. S anford, P lo rld a . t 1114 P u b lish A p ril a t, I H I GDT-T* CDT-U 6. For Rent 9. For Sale or Heat UNFURN. 2 BR masonry FURN. House In Sanford. $35 house in Casselberry at 320 mo. Ph. Orlando 423-8111 or Apopka 886-4649. Jasmine. For appointment call MI 4-0214. 12. Real Eatate For Saif NICE 1 BR Cottage on Lake Monroe, unfurn. Prefer cou­ 3 BR, Fla. rm., l t t baths, cent beat, air-cond. 884 mo. ind. ple. $30. Ph. 322-3103. taxes. 322 2261. Available 3!ay 1, 2 BR., fura. house, for small family. Ph. PRIVACY: Gracious 2-story borne, city convenience It 322-6370. water. 2100 sq. f t , plus big AIR - CONDITIONED Bed­ screen porch, back util, room In 3 Rm. furn. apt. porch, patio, garage. Ideal $63. I ll E. 3th St., 322-4285 for children. 322-0233. or 322-3786. 12. Real Eatat# For Sala 12. Real Estate For Saif U rg e 2 BR. block bouse, oik floors, walk-ln p a n t r y , screened porch, earporte, tool abed, city water ft drop Investment ft Realty US N. Park Ave. 322-9173 w ell Shade tree*, lot 120x 133. Close to schools, 3428 2 BR. Home, Study, l t t Cedar Ave.. 2 biocka W. of Baths, large Family Rm. in Winn Dixie. good neighborhood; indud lng steve, relrig., room air- IS Busineaa Opportunity conditioner, washing ma COIN LAUNDRY china k nigs. Really ter rifle buyl Monthly pay C o m p l e t e l y reconditioned Com Business. Golden meats $83.30. Opportunity tor right party. KLNGSWOOD BUILDERS, Small down paym ent Call Ine. OrUndo 425-5121. FA 2-8074 SO U TH W A RD WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE $100 DOWN Space. Approximately 2800 sq. ft Fireproof. 1401 FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha That's Right! Only 3100 Down will buy you a fully remod­ French, next to Fire Station. eled 2 BR or 3 BR. l t t Bath Call Collect Scovell Oil Co. tt Acre loti. Termi. Just out­ Home in Country Club Man­ 734-1911 DeLand. side West city limits, $1,230. or. Just 332 per month (387 322-1936. Furn. Apt. 2300 McilonvOle. for the 3 BR Homes) includ­ ing taxes and insurance! FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 601 LAKE M A R Y . Lakefront, LESS for Navy Families! Beautiful 2 BR home, Urge Palmetto. 322-3(92 or 1374. private beach. $17,000. Ph. 1 BR Duplex, nicely (urn. k Results count, and it'a a pro­ 322-9497. clean. 317 W. 12th St. Ph. ven fact that these Homes MS-4269. JUST LISTED! are selling FAST! Only a Comfortable and Cozy 3 BR few remain to be sold, and Bedroom end kitchenette. Ph. Home, situated on large oakwe have a Key. Call To­ 322-7806. shaded corner lot. Features day! 1-ROOM efficiency ept. with includes Den, wood floors, P. S. Immediate occupancy granted Navy Families. May pvt. bath and shower, suit­ air-conditioner, fence, and able for couple or single numerous other quality ex­ we serve you? person or retired. All utili­ tras. $13,130, with Just 3695 ties included in re n t Ideal­ Down and $88 per month! Ex­ ly located on First St., with­ clusive! in 1 block of 2 free parking 2363 Park Dr. 322 2420 lots and shopping center, in­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Nice 2 BR, 1 bath CB resi­ 322-2420 Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. 2363 Park Dr. dence—Enterprilse, 75 x 140 U t 37.230, $730 Down, Bal­ Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. 3 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, ance 360 per mo. No dos­ l t t baths, Fla. room, fenced ing costs. Mr. Foy, Midway Furn. A pt 1201 W. Ut. Ph. yard, with patio. Ravenna 7-5940, Winter Prak. days 322 3762, nights 322Park. Low down payment, 0991. assume monthly payment. Payton Realty Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty PHILLIPS 66 Service Statin* for Lease. If you hare a small amount of capiUl, and the desire te own your business, with paid training available, then Me E. H. McAlexanJrr, 202 North Laurel Ave. Service station for lease ia Oviedo. Good location ft good sales record. Death in family makes change neces­ sary. Major Company pro­ ducts. Ph. 322-4342. 16. Female Help Waited ft BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 322-9631 Sewing Machine Operators Needed Steady employment in n mo­ dern air-conditioned factory. Apply in person to Alix of Sanford, Hi way 17-92. Do no6 Phone. Woman to work in meat pack­ ing plant. High FUvor MeaU. 363-3103 Oviedo. Near the Sanford Interchange of Interstate 4, this property Waitress, white. Also curb —3 acres of rolling, shady, girl. Must be experienced. unspoiled beauty — Would Apply Chick 'N Treat, . San­ make an ideal bomesite for ford. people who love the seren­ ity of Country living, but 17. Male Help Wanted who want to ret placet FAST when they get in Position Open: Superintendent of Publie Works. Refer­ their car. Z O O M ! Price, ences required. Send re ­ $11,200. 29% Down. Call Stem per Agency, 1918 S. lume including background, qualification!, ability, eaFrench Ave., 332-4981. perlence and ace. Salary New, Split-level, I BR, 2 bath, open. P e t i t i o n require* carpet throughout, 2 car knowledge of Roads, Streets, garage, Urge lo t Conven­ Drainage and Parks. No ient Sanford o r OrUndo, Publie Utillttes background $15,000. Good terms. Brown necessary. Te: Mayor Owen Realty. 322-5237 or 322-1964. W. Anstey, P. O. Box S3, Casselberry, Florida. Z O O M ! ! ! Phone 322-9337. New 3 BR, 2 bath borne in Lake Mary, cent, heat and Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford. air-cond., elec, kit., car4 . T r a n s p o r ta t io n porte, utility room $100 mo. RENTALS - LEASES Ph. 322-2713. SHARE the Ride, couple or 1 Furn. Apt., Nice ......... $ 65 1901 Park Avenua man to Chicago, 111. Leave Furn. 2 BR Home . . . . $83 LAKE 31ARY, Unfurn. except­ FA 2-3232 anytime between Apr. 23th ft 29th. Furn. 3 BR Home .........$120 ionally clean 2 BR House. 832 Rockh111 Dr., Deltona. 3 BR, Rav. Park ......... $110 Kit. equlpt. 322-4411. New Custom Built Home on 3 BR. 2 Bath, Lg......... $113 Crystal Lake. For Informa­ WANTED! Load and Driver 3 BR, 2 Bath, Clean. .. $120 2 BR unfurn. bouse. Call tion call 322-3378. for 2 ton Ford Truck going 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. $143 322-3183. UNUSUAL to Chicago, 111. 12 ft. body. 2 BR House, kit. equlpt. $73. To find a home not In a pro­ 832 Rockhill Dr., Deltona. 3312 Yale Ave. off 23th, near ject on 3 large lots with base. Ph. 322-3614. ti. F o r K e n t shade and fruit trees. A 2383 Park Dr. 322-2420 roomy, comfortable home lo­ FURN. Apt. 322-2800. STOREROOM, or office, on cated at 909 Catalina Drive, APT. 119 Elm, Newly decorat­ 1st. St., near 2 free park­ priced only $12,300 with ed, Carpeted, Matter Bdrm. RENTALS ing lots. Inquire, Manuel terms. ft New liv? Rm. furn. Also 2 BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, Jacobson's Dept. Store. 801 3lsgnolla, knotty pine ISO ft. bathing beech on ROBERT A. WILLIAMS cabinets ft snack bar, nice­ Lake Mary ......... $143 mo. Furn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4. Realtor ly furn. Ph. NO 8-3267. 2 BR, with study, dining Raymond Lundquist, Asso. TWO LOVELY $33 Mo. 407tt W. 1st. Older man, part time. Mill­ room, Ut. equipped, double FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. DIFFERENT wright experience — Saw Furn., Apt water incl. $43 earporte, newly painted. Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ava. filing. Ph. 322-7321 3 Bedroom Homes mo. Ph. 322-4814. Lake privileges ... $130 mo. Apply 3-6:30. EVERETT A. HARPER On Lake Slary. Furn. 2 BR AGENCY • REALTOR 3 Rm. furn. apt. Ail utilities. Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit­ house with sunporch $75 mo. chen equipped. 322-3851. 2463 6. Park Ave. $30. 322-2761. FRANK EVANS Saturday k Sunday Phones FA 2-2»4 or FA 2 2283 Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1733 Main St., Longwood Left two Blocks off Nice 8 R. frame. Income posRENT A BED SanUndo Springs Rd. sib. $7,200 In 3 yrs. Ship­ Rol'away, Hospital k Baby F O R F IS C A L Y E A R IIM4-1PM shape! Shady, cool. 2 lots, LMN Enterprisee, Ine. Beds. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL O W N E R !. P E R Phone 322-2744 or Cut to $6,900. 322-3689. HONS OR E N T IT IE S SU BJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN By Day, Weak, or Month 838-2911 FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. NOTICE IS IIE R E R Y GIVEN, In com pliance w ith and by Ph. FA 3-3161 116 W. lat St. 3 & 4 a u th o rity of C h a p te r STS. F lo rid a S ta tu le a a* am ended and CARROLL’S FURNITURE 3 BR, CB house Ravenna Pk. C h a p te r J&JJO. Law* of F lo rid a, 1343, th a t th a G overning B oard BEDROOM HOMES $000 Down, $81 mo. VA of C en tral and S o u th ern F lo rid a Flood C ontrol D istrict, a public 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys IMMEDIATE c o rp o ra tio n exU tlng and o p rra lln g u n d e r and by v irtu e of th e mort. Call after $ p. m. at 817 Catalina Dr. OCCUPANCY law s of th* S lel* of F lorida, Intends to ad o p t th e follow ing 322-0633. te n ta tiv e budget, o r s i th* sam e m ay ba atnendad. fo r said Air-Conditioning Optional D istric t for th* fiscal y e a r b e g in n in g J u ly I, 1314 a n d ending FURN. 2 BR Duplex, terrazzo As Low as $330 Down GREENBR1AR Ju n e in. 13(4. floors, tile bath. 322-6201. - E stim a te d a m o u n t to be re lie d by D istrict Choice loU available ta CRYSTAL LAKE PARK | *,610.0*0.00 ts x n Groenbriar ef Leeh Arbor S,0*0,000.00 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available LAKE MARY G enera! R iv in u i F u n d — S ta te o f F lo rid a 34.000.00 Spoil E scrow A ccount overlooking golf course. West on 33th SL and April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du­ E s tlm a tid a m o u n t to b l received from Custom buildiny te your Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 104,000.00 plex. Available May l. 14th o th e r lourcoe E stim ated u n o lillg stld o r n i t b i l i n c i w hich 322-2744 ■pacifications. Groenbriar Ave. Longwood, • ml. from will lit on hand a t t h i b e g in n in g of th# developed by N.A.S. Ph. 838-3298. LAKE WYMAN 1.100,000.00 abova re fe rre d lo fiscal y e ar HEIGHTS KINGSWOOD lti.oio.«oe.*» 3 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ E stim a te d to ta l fund* avallabl* BUILDERS, INC. LONGWOOD F o r C o nstruction able May 1. Prefer adults. | 1I.S04.00 (South on 17-93—4 ml. 202 Fairmont Dr. 1’ire o n il B irv lc li 1503 Sanford Ave. iio.oo C o n trac tu al BarvIcM 2 Blks. Northwest of FA 3-8074 C bir.m odltlii Longwood Plaza) S,441.000.0* UNFURN. 1 Lf. BR A pt Kit. C ap ital O utlay TRAILER it.ADES Ball-Blair Agency equlpt. lM tt W. 18th St. Pb. s J.4J0.474.0* T o tal CONSIDERED 349-3932. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE P u r A cquisition of L ands a n d O tb sr Furpoess | Of.000.0# F s rs o n s l H srv lrts 3rd ft Park Ava. 10,340.00 NICE New 8 BR Home, 4 blka. LMN Enterprises, C o n tra c lu sl Uervicss Phone 323-5641 l.SIS.O* C om raodltlss Inc. 3,300.00 (m. school A Shopping Cen­ C u rra n t C h a rg ss T.SIf.lfO.tt C apital O utlay — R ig h ts of W ay ter. Lake Mary. $68 month­ Ph. 138-3111 FHA - VA HOMES 1,000.00 C a p ita l o u tla y — E qu ip m en t ly. Monna Jarvis, 322-1810. l*.ooo.*t C ontingencies 2, 8. ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, l t t , ft 2 BATHS - T.Itt.TM -M 1 BR., Furn. A pt with PvL T otal | III,000.0* bath, SIT S Park Ave. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM P or R s tirv i Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty O P E N H O U SE Legal Notice V A -F H A F o r Tax Assessors* F e l l F u r O peration and M aintenance e f th* D istrict'* W orks P ersonal Services C o n trsc tu a l Services Com m odities C u rre n t C h arg es C a p ita l O utlay C en tln g sn clas Total I tlt.lt* .* * $ :.m .6 M .M 314.4*4. *4 111,140.0* FURIi. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 40.400.00 Cowan. 322-4013. 1(3.110.00 I4.0M.M i i.itf .m .tt F o r C onduct of th * A ffa irs e f th* D istric t O eneralty P erso n al Services C o n trac tu al Services Com m odities C u rre n t C hars** C apital O utlay C ontingencies lll.M 4.00 41.000.00 ! 1,010.00 I.IOO.tt 81,410.M T.400.M T otal t tf l.ti e .M E stim ated to ta l expenditure* I I I .*16.*00.0* E stim ated a m o u n t w hich w ill a p p e a r a t th* beg in ­ n in g of th* above re fe rre d to fiscal >*ar a* o b lig a ted upon com m itm ent* m ad* but Incom ­ p lete I IM A It.*# T hat oa th* l l t h day o f May. A D.. IM I. a t nine o'clock a.ra. In th* C ounty C om m issioner's M eeting Room o f tbo St. L u d o C ounty C ourthouse. P o rt Plsrco. F lorida, h s e rtn g w ill bo a ffo rd e d to a ll ow ners, persons, o r e n title s w h s a ra o r m ay ba su b ie c t to said D istrict taxes, th s lr a tto rn e y s o r a gonta, to a p p e a r b tfo r* said B oard a n d show th s lr objections lo aald B udget. T h is Notice sh a ll b t published In the s ig h ts* * sountle# of th* D istrict In accordance w ith e x istin g law s. T h is th* t t h day o f A pril l i f t , CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL D ISTRICT » 1 ITS GOVERNING BOARD By /* / R iley S. Mile*. C hairm an (SEAL) ATTEST! /* / a . e . r u n . j r . S e c re ta ry Memhoes ad l i s t l R o b e rt R. H o rn e r, a. W. Koiler W. R. S co tt R. L. Pearl* P u b lish ; A pril IT, I I , May L t i l l CDT-44 Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ava. 822-0720. 9. For Salt or Boat CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call a v a a l a g a 132 1387. Legal Notice heretofore bad a u th o ris in g th* Issuan** th e re o f v a lid a te d and confirm ed, sa id C e rtific a te s b e ­ ing datad May t. 1*44, b e a rin g Interest a t a ra t* o r ra ts * n e t to exceed five p e r centum per tn n u m . p a y ab le e e m l-a n n u a lly *n May 1 a n d N ovem ber 1 of each y ear, a g g re g a tin g th* principal a m o u n t of Itoo.oeo being in th * denom ination of It.PM each, a n d m a tu rin g a e r­ ially In a n n u a l Installm ent* In year* n i l to ISIS. Inclusive, a more com plete d e sc rip tio n of said W a te r a n d Sow er Revenue C ertificates. Herts* t i l l , being contained I* th e p e titio n h e rela. Don* a n d a rd e re d a t S aaford. Florida, th is l l t h d a y of A pril. 1114. (*) V O U S A. W IL L IA M ! Jr. V teo-C halrseaa J n d g o o f th o C t n a l t C o a rt of th e N in th Ju d ic ia l C ir­ c u it of F lo rid a, la a n d fo r Sem lnolo C ounty. P u b llsh i A p ril t t . I I . May L 1**4 CDV-48 Property Management ft Solea Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers tor your Nineties the** Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make .** best home buy, aro tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offlca FA 8-8118 Night FA $100 U w Monthly Paymasta For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA-VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2343 Park Dr. 3 BR., l t t bath b e a t. As­ sume paymenta. 322-3433. 2 BR., 1 BATH Screened porch, Including kit­ chen equip. Down payment 8330. Monthly Payments 838.80. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 832-8074 S t Johns Kealty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. F a i t Ava. FA M I S $100 DOWN Yet, Here at Deltona These lovely home* ara selling feet Tho reason to solid value - low pdee and high quallty-Come out and •aa these wonderful homes for yourself— There aro 16 com­ pletely furnished mod­ els to choote from, Including a replica of tha World’s Fair House. While here en­ joy a free ride aboard the riverboat,MDettona Queen”! $7,M 0.ta$1l,SM .Ae lew ea $240. dawn and f 41.27 per m enu— Ne etoetog eeete! MOVE MTTTQMY »-n Take Ii •ff at the Delery I *1*|M0NTjj CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Comer Lee Rd. end IT-93 844-8821 MACRlg MOt. DIVISION eiTOMA c o e r o e a n o * �Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612 17. Male Help Wanted Service Station Manager* Attendant* for Phillip* Station. If qualified ice H. McAlexander, 202 Laurel Ave. 27. Special Servlet A 66 E. N CAP DRIVERS. Reliable. sobcr. Apply Yellow Cab Co., 201 So. Park. FIANO SVC. A TUNING Rebuilding • Refelting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — After 12 p m. 29. Automobile Servlc* W agner s Amoco AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING Housework — Babyiitting. Ph INSTALLATION - SERVICING 322-3503. Good Used Cars Sold 322-7783 SLIPCOVERS made to Order. 818 French Ave. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112 Auto Glass, T*pa A Seat Covers 21- lic a u ly S alons lit. S itu a tio n s W an ted She 33. F a r a itu r o Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cssh. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0877. B in fo rh frra lh SWEETIE PIE A p ril 24, 1064— P ag o 5-A 34. A rticle* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer FU R N ITU R E 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Was on Lay-a-Way at Budget Furn. Co. on So. Orangt Ave. Now can be teen at 298 Lon|wood P la u Take up payments At only $12.10 per mo. Ph. S5t-45$3 Also l Bedroom Suite Slightly damaged at $38.93 AUTO GLASS & Complete Beauty Service 3 Senior Operator* SEAT COVER CO. Free Parking at 2nd & Oak 304 W. 2nd St. FA 34022 322-5742 105 So. Oak \L L WORK GUARANTEED 34. Article* For Sal* HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK COHEN RADIATOR SHOP CYPRESS SIDINO. Windows A doors. Cheap. Sea at Ace Beauty Salon Free inspection, estimates, Palma Hot*!. 322 2308 after Call for Evening Appt*. pickup, delivery. Recoring 6. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 A repair* discounted. Free Parking 211V4 E. 3rd. 322-3443 Gibson Tenor Guitar, practl Spring Permanent Special rally new. Cost naw $150 AUTO GLASS 20 Percent off regular price* with carrying caie. 322-292$ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop INSTALLED 511 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224834 Scnkarik Glass and Paint $1 per day rental (or Eltetrie Carpet Shampoeer with pur Company chase of Blue Lustre. C ar 25. Plumbing SerYlws 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4821 roll's Furniture. PLUMBING 31 A. Pets Contracting Repair* Like new, Air Compressor. "loy, I aura got that fly!" FREE ESTIMATES 2 Mala Toy Poodlt pupa, 8 Reel's Body Shop, 10th A 34. Articles For Bala 34. Article* For Sal* R. L. HARVEY wki. old. Champagne color­ Sanford. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 322 8096. Hi FI Stereo Combination Kenmore 4-burner, top grill, Used Daby Stroller, nice cond. $8. 323-0493. gat range, large ovtn, Boston Terrier, AKC Beg., 6 Hearing aid. Miscellaneous 27. Special Servlc* broiler, clock Umar, $40. weeks old. 322-3317. items. Ph. 3224167, CLOSEOUT Bcrryhlll Painting Contractor. Aqua, Walts length formal, We have Bargains! Owntr Commercial - Industrial German Shepherd pups. Ph. Hotpoint 2-dr, refrigerator, alt* T, coat $30, worn one*, quilting. Come out tonlte Residential. Free estimate. 322-5886. good condition. Reasonable $10. 322-0731. 6:30 to 10 p. m „ all week We Appreciate Your Bust 322-2261. end. 2508 W. 1st St. Dealer* 32. F low er* - S h ru b s nes*. 322-2287. 4-TVa, guaranteed. Reasonable Welcome! SINGER WATERMELON PLANTS OVER 25 YEARS TV HOSPITAL Birthday Salel Z1G ZAG SEW1NO MACHINE of Fine Workmanship in Up­ 2 for 25c, 8 for $1.00. Tomato 614 Laurel. Open Eves. BIG $ $ RAVINGS plants, 25c doz. Ethall's Gro­ Repossessed *84 model. Hat holstering, Draperies, Slip­ On Floor Models A HONEY FOR SALE: OtM gal­ cery, Paola. built-in Designs, built-in butcover*. Time Payment* as Demonstrators lon, $3.00. CaU 322-2980 af­ tonholer, plus many other little as 85 mo. Drapery BLOOMING Roaet on Chero­ ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) push-button features. Does Hardware Installations. kee stock. All other kinds In Your Horn# ERY WITHIN SANTORD beautiful work. Mutt tea to KULP DECORATING SHOP of Nursery shrubbery and CITY LIMITS. In Sanford Call Ph. 322-2335 appreciate. Guiranteed, take trees. SINGER up remaining S payment* of 2-Air condltionart, older mo­ Gray Shadows Nursery For Repair* and Painting, call Representative at 17.30. Phone Credit Mgr. dels, both $30. Craftsman 6 Mi. 8. on Sanford Are, 322-5428 after 5 p. vn. week­ Alan's Fabrics A Ruga 322-8627. radio arm taw, all attach­ days. 322-5783 33. Furniture ments, like new. 322-3376. SINGER AUTOMATIC Piano Tuning and Repair 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. SEWING MACHINE Used furniture, appliances, Wurlltzer Spinet Piano. Full W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 Monograms, makes Button­ REPOSSESSED SINGER tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Keyboard. Exc. cond. With holes, Sews on Buttons a Fully automatic. Saw* on Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Need a Painter? 322-3090. bench. $300. Ph. 322-9081. makes decorative etitchei, buttons. Makes buttonholes, Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. AIR-CONDITIONING READY MIX CONCRETE embroiders, m o n o g r am t, $71.80 or pey $7.18 mo. No WANTED reliable couple to Patloa, Floor, Free Eitim aijs By FEDDERS etc. Pay off balance o( blind hemt, etc. All with take up monthly payments Sllla, lintels, steps, blocks, out attachments. Guaran H. B. POPE CO., Inc. credit needed. Write Credit of $13.30 on I complete 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 sand, cement, rock, pip#, teed. Like new. Sold new Manager, P. O. Box 147, rooms of furniture. Call steel, grease traps, dry Sanford, Fla, over $300. Balance due only WEI.uS DRILLED, PUMPS, TE S-UU, Casselberry, col­ wells. Stepping stones. $79.88 or 81.08 month. Call SPRINKLER SYSTEMS lect. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CoUect for Free Home Trial All Types and Slsea 309 Elm Ave. 122-8731 241-83*1 Service Discount For the biggest selection of We Repair and Service nearly new and used furni­ S T I N I ture, tee Noll's Furniture Machinery and Supply Co. Brokerage in Casselberry 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-8432 on 17-02. Open 6 days 9 to 6. PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, FltKfi ESTIMATE and all typea Home Hepaira. All Work $100 to $3,500 May Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ be Financed. 1 to 3 yra. to are the ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Pay. Co., at 708 Celtry Ave. A. J. ADCOCK. Gen. Contr. FA 2-3117. 322 9358 36. Articles Wanted TV* Used. All makes A mo­ CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furnl dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. ture, 901 W. Firat St., Ph APR. SPEC. Men's Shoes. 322 6591. $3.99 pair. Surplus City, 201 W. 1st St.. Sanford. 36. Automobiles • Trucks SINGER IN CONSOLE Makes buttonholes, sews on 1963 Rambler Clastic Station Wagon. Ex. Cond. J . C. buttons, does designs. Guar Bunten, Lemon Bluff. antced for 5 years. f* y off balance of $28 or 4 Myments of $7. Sanford Sew Mercedes Benz 190 S. L., 1962. Low mUeage. Original ing Center, 322-9411. owner. Ph. 322-0497. SINOER SLANT-O-MATIC Repossesed. Would like re­ 1963 6 cy. Galaxie Fordor Se­ dan. Std. shift, power steer., sponsible party to take up payments of $9 per month Exc. cond. $2,000. Phone on Slsnt-O-Matic Automatic 322 5400 after 5 p. m. Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ WHY Buy someone else* trou­ bles ing condition. CaU CoUect 241-95*7 evening* or 422- WHY Go to the expense of a 6932, Service Dlaeount. second used car WHEN You can drive a brand USED APPLIANCE naw Vespa for $3.00 SPECIALS! down and $4.50 per Motorola TV, 21“ ....... $40 95 week, and get up to Weatlnghouse 21" TV .. 59.95 133 m.p.g. Sllvertone TV, new tube 79.95 Transmission guaranteed for OE TV, new tube __ 9e 95 Ufa. Sllvertone Tab. TV, n e w LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE tube ............................ <9.05 2517 Country Club Road WesUnghouae Ref. 14 cu. 322-792$ ft.................................. 129.95 Weatlnghouse Ref. 11 cu., '61 Ford Wagon, RAH, econ­ ft.................................... 99.95 omy 6, chrome luggage Frlgldalre Ref., poreel'a 49JS rack, new w/w tlrej. 100% Admiral Ref. naw paint 109 05 finaneing. Like new. Owner GE Ref., like new . . . . 185 00 Th. 322-1270. Gas Range, like new 7.00 mo. NO MONEY DOWN '50 Ford, $200, good cond, Up to 2 Years to Pay Ph. 323-5871. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 555 W. U t St. 322 2821 $ Bank $ NEW 44 ton Feddera Room Alr-condltloncr. Never used. Priced well below reteU. CaU 322-920S after S p.m. BUYIMO A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rstes ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK '54 Ford F600 truck. 12 ft., 2 ton, closed body. $930. 833 Rockhlll Dr., Deltona. 1980 Pontiac Bonneville Con verUble, RA1I, Power, clean, Ph. day* 222-7459. Nights 322 5298. No Money Down! 37 Chevy Hardtop . . . . $090 58 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan .. 593 56 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan .. 595 33 Chevy 2-Dr HT ......... 295 S3 Mercury 4-Dr Sed. .. 295 53 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sed. .. 395 54 Buick 4-Dr Sed. Air . 395 58 Stndchaker St a Wag . 395 Above Cara A-l Condition Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Except Sunday ROB McKEE USED CARS 701 French Ave. — 323-0721 Plymouth 1937, excellent con­ dition, 8290. Ph. 322-8888. 37. Boat* • Motors Evlnrude, 2 hp. Firestone 4 hp.. both $35. 322 6518. Scott Attwater. 714 hp., tank, good cond. $33. 322-6523. Gateway To The Waterway Kobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 F.. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 USED BOATS k motors. GUNS. New & Used. Large selection. Will trade, also repair. Tackle aold A re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp A Gun Shop. Rambler, $299 bal. $16 mo. Buick, $687 bal, $34 mo. 1937 Pinyan 14 Ft., wood, CadlUac, $587 bal, $32 mo. Master Craft trailer, 25 hp. Dodge, $592 bal, $31 mo. Johnson. Ph. 322-0851. Hillman, $887 bal, $34 mo. Nash, $98 hal, $4 mo. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Rambler, $419 bal, $24 mo. Used Velo-Solex motor bike, Ford, $87 bal, $3 mo. good condition, excellent for beginners. 322-2928. Repossessions Antique pocket watch, wind. Ph. 323-0321, key '58 '37 '53 SINOER AUTOMATIC Makes hundreds of designs, '57 buttonholes, Blind stitches, '59 Sewa on buttons. Guaran­ 'S3 teed, like new condition. '58 Assume payments of $6.90 *53 per month. Buy locally k be serviced. Sanford Sewing Center. 322-9441. 35. Article* Wanted National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field. FA 2-4244 36. Automobile* - Truck* 1012 Sanford Ave. Open tU 9, 6 Days Week Phone 322-4503 '63 Vespa Scooter ISO model. Ph. 322 90*4 or 3220774. 39. Trailer* • Cabanas Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Saltera — 868-4618 Clark St., Enterprise W e, by heck 'Dodge Welcome Shriners! TA G G ED fo r CLEARANCE 1963 Comet S-22 6 Cylinder, Automatic, Bucket Seat*, Radio, Heater, Factory Atr, Lika New l 1962 Olds Starfire Coupe, All Power and Air Condi­ tion. One Local Owner. 1961 Mercury 2-Door Sedan V-8, Automatic, Ra­ dio & Heater. A Real Buy! 1961 Continental 4-Door Sedan, All f.lnrnln Extras and Air Condition. Lika New! 1961 Rambler American, 4 Door Station W aton, 6 Cylinder, Automatic, 24,003 Miles, $AVE *2 8 9 5 B o y s" Frank Brunson, Salesman Charlie Hudson, Salesman Charlie Craiff, Order Taker Ben Howland, Boss Man LET US HELP YOU ROUND UP THE BEST DEAL ON THE BEST CAIL *1 0 95 $AVE 1960 Ford Convertible V-8, Automatic, Radio & Heater, llrautiful lied With While Top. BARG AIN *1 4 95 “Be Sure To See The Unexpected From Detroit” NOW SI 95 875 S75 HUNT M ER C U R Y INC. * " —' t IN STO CK! *1 2 95 Sanford W. PARK MI 4-0209 Thl* la tha bunch — Charlie, Ben, Charlie and Frank — all eager to help you find (he right car for your need*. So GO WEST — out the wide, arnooth West First Street — and meet the “Dodge Boy*.” For your convenience open till S P. M. Mon. thru F ri_ S a t. till 6 P. M. Seminole Co. M otors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 e r s *1 0 95 •••a*••*«•*••a*••*••**••#•** 109 Palmetto Ave. 323*4884 FACTORY GU ARANTEED FORDS OVER 60 NEW CARS BUYS 1957 F0RD.. 1952 PACKARD **•*•*«**•*•••• 1052 M0URIS miner LOW M ILEAG E Now Going At — Terrific Savings! 1960 Mercury Commuler, 4 Door Station Wagon, I'owrr Steering, I'uwrr Urakaa, Ra­ dio, Heater and Factory Air Con. dition. On* Owner. 6 4 Demonstrators. M ust Be Sold! I II And Make Your Deal We're Happy To Have You in SANFORD m Ksm phiU. MOTORS INC. • Pontiac • Buick • Rambler 301 W. FIRST BT. PH. S214U1 �Adventist Baptist Church Of God Methodist T H E SEV EN TH -D A T AD VENTIST CHURCH C o rn ir Ttk A Elm R. L. M a t h e w s ------------P a s to r SERV ICES SATURDAY— ■ sb b e lh School — 4:14 a. m. W o rsh ip Service _ 11:44 a. m. W ed n e e d a r H lf h t P ro p e r S e r v i c e ------T ill p. m. "W o H ave T hle H ope" ra d io m eeeace each B onder a. m. a t ( i l l over W TRR a t 1 4 0 o n r o a r ra d io dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY B A PTIST CHURCH 1411 W. F lr e t S tre e t S u n d e r School _— 14:44 a. m. M orning W orehip _ 11:44 a. m. Bible S tudy (S u n d e r) Ts44 p m . E v an g e lla tlc S ervice T:ee p. re. W ed. P r a r e r M eet _ T:44 p. m. Bill S t e p h a n a ..............- P a e lo r A C ordial W elcom e to All CHURCH O P OOD o r pnopHECT TIM Elm Avenue Rev. R. I . S tric k la n d .... P a sto r Sunday School ........ S:<S a. in. W orahlp Service _ l f : l t a. re. E v a n g e lis tic Serv. _ T:l# p. m. W td n a td a n T o u n g People V. L. B. Serv. 7:10 p. re. B ible T ra in in g S trv l:M p m . GRACE METHODIST CHURCH O nora Rd., a t W oodland A ve, Rev. John II. H ire! J r . P a ttn r C hurch S c h o o l ------- 1:41 a. m. M orning W o ra h lp _I1:M a. m, M T P -----------------------4:10 p. m OSTEEN BAPTIST CHU RCH HWY. 411 Ph. I l l - l i l t P a e t o r ___ _ C h aeter W . P la n k S u n d e r School ------ 14:44 a. re. M orning S ervice _ 11:44 a. re. T ra in in g Union —_ 4:14 p. m. E vening Service _ T ill p. m. W ed n eed ar M eetlnga: O rg a n lia tlo n a _ 4:14 p. m. P r a r e r ------------ — T ill p. re. C h o i r --------------------4:44 p, aa. Alliance CH RISTIA N MISSIONARY ALMAMCN CHURCH 1411 P a rk Ava. a t 14tb S t H ot. a C Dee*. J r . — P a s te r S u n d e r School 1:41 a. m. W o reh ip Service — 1 1 :0 a. m. E v e n in g W orehip _ T :ll p. m. A lliance Y outh P e llo w eh tp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. m. Ihreyer S ervice — Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHR1BTIAN CHURCH (U nited C hurch of C h rlat) P a rk A venue a t 14th St. t : t t a. re. ___C hurch School ll:»« a. re. _ W orahlp S trv lra 1:14 p. m. _ C h rletlan Touch M in istry R tv . W a lte r A. R. M cPherson, P a e to r Christian 1:14 p. m. Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIA N CHURCH DISCIPLES O P CHRIST 144T A S anford Ave. R. V ernon F u lle r S u n d e r School e :4 l a. re. M orning W orahlp _ . 11:44 a. m. Assembly Of God PIN K C R E ST ASSKMnLY O P OOD CHURCH C or. IT tk a n d Elm CHRIST CHURCH C hurch S tre e t, Longw ned F r. C h a rla i W. S te w a rt, J f . V icar H oly C om m union _ T:1S a. re. Sunday School ........ t:44 a. m. F am ily S e r v i c e ___4:0# a. re. Service A Serm on _ 14:41 a. re. ft. M. Wilder ------------ P e e to S u n d e r School _ _ 4:41 a. m. Morning W orehip — 14:14 a. m. E v e n in g W o reh ip 1:14 p. m. Y outh Serv. ts u n .) _ 4:44 p. m. M id-W eek Serv. (W ed.) - 1:14 p. m. Church Of Christ HOLT CROSS 441 B. P a rk Ave. F r. L eroy D. Soper. R ecto r H oly C om m union _ T:14 a. re. F am ily Service and Sunday School ■■■■_— 4 44 a. re. M orning P ra y e r (F lre t Sunday — H oly C om m union 11:44 a. re. CHURCH O F CHRIST O eneva R alph B rew er J r . E v a n g e lle t Bible School 14:44 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:44 a. m. E vening W orehip _ 7i44 p. re. W ed. P r a r e r Service 1 4 4 p. re. Baptist F IR S T BA PTIST CHURCH 111 P a rk A venue F . B. C h a n c e ---------— P a e lo r M o rning W orehip — 4:44 a. m. S u n d e r School ——. 4:4* a. m. M o rn in g W orehip — 11:44 a. m. T r a in in g U nion —- J i O p. m. E v e n in g W orehip - T:4I p. m. W ed. P ro p e r Service T:»l p. m. Free Methodist PAOLA CHURCH O F C lin iS T H lg h w a r 44 W eal M orrle Itu b r -------- E v a n g e lle t B ible Claee ........ .. 14:44 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:44 a. m. E ven in g W orahlp _ 4:44 p. m. B ible Cteeaee W ed. » T:I4 p. m. F R E E M ETHODIST CHURCH C orner I t h St. a n d L a u re l Ave. E ugene Sheldon ______ P a e to r T elephone: I ll- T o ll Sunday S c h o o l __ 4:44 a. re. M orning W orahlp _ 14:41 a. m. E v e n in g W orahlp _ T;4t p. re. W ad. P ra y e r Service T :lf p. m. CHURCH O F CH RIST 1111 P a r k A venue B e rt B row n -------- E v a n g e lle t Sunder Bible S t u d r ___ — 14:44 a. m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:44 a. m. E v en in g Service — 4:14 p. m. g e e "H era ld of T ru th " 1 p. m. ■ u n d er on C hannel S T ueedar L adlee Bible Claee - 14:44 a. m. W ed n e ed a r B ible C l a e e ------— T:14 p. m. C EN TRA L BA PTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th S t A O ak Ave. d e ll S m ith —----------S u n d e r B e h o o l----- 4:41 a. m. M orning W orehip — l l i M a. m. T ra in in g U nion — 4:1* p. m. E v e n in g W orehip » TUB p. m. W ed. P ro p e r S ervice 1:14 p. m. N u re e rr Open . .. _ _ S u n d e r Mile B roa d ca et W KSTSIDB MISSIONARY IIA inriST CHURCH I t h S t A H o llr Ave. P a u l M. C a l l e r ------------ P e e le r B under School ----- 14:44 a. m. Sunday M orning W oruhlp — U ;44 a. m. The Churrh la the groalret furl nr on north lor the Iwild­ ing of rhararter and c*h*I riliwiwhip. II la e etnrrlioueo of epirilual valura. Willuail • atrong church, neither democracy nor ri\II list ton eon aurvivo. Thera era four pound reaaone why evrry perom ahuuId attend am ine regularly and support the church. They are: (I) for hie awn oako. (3) For hie rhil* dren'a Bake (J) Far Iho eeko of hie aomenunlty and nation. 14) For Iho Bake ef the churrh leelf, which need* hie moral and material au|i|nrL Plan to go to churrh regularly •ad food yaw Bible daily. Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH O F CH RIST SCIENTIST '444 E a a t Second S tre e t ■ u n d er Service A ■ u n d er S c h o o l ----- 11:44 a. re. Subject i "P ro b a tio n A fte r D eath.” W e d n e ed a r Service .. 4:41 p. m. R eading Room : 101 E. F lre t. W e e k d a re : 14:44 a. m. • 4:14 p. m. P r ld a r E vening: 1:14f i l l p. m. E v e n in g W orahlp — 1:04 p. ae. W e d n e ed a r p r a r e r Bervloe — — f:44 p. m. PIN EC R E ST BA PTIST CHURCH O n o ra R oad P e e l e r _____W illiam J. O u te r M orning W orehip —11:44 a. m. S u n d e r School 4:41 a. m. T ra in in g U n io n ,-- * : » P- » • E v e n in g W o reh ip — T ill p. m. W ed. O fficers A T eaeh era M ooting ----------- — 4:14 p. aa. Church Of God GOOD SH E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH JIM A O rlando D rive Hw y. 1T-4I) Sanford, P lo rld a S JJ-T Jll T h e Rev. O aorga K lnnam on, In te rim P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ____1:11 a. m. M orning W o ra h lp llio e a. m. Com m union—F lre t Sunday Ig E ach Month X1NDKRUARTEN AND NURSBUT We are rearing our children In the Christiun faith because we know from our own ex|>erlence how much it means to young people growing up. Without a right sense of values, youngsters are so likely to get into trouble. Already Susan and Mark are learning to trust In the loving protection of Got!, *nd to turn to Him with their little problems. Through the storiea of Jesus they are beginning to understand what it means to follow Him. We pray that this child­ hood pattern will strengthen and form a steadfast foundation for the whole of their liven. No parents could ask for more. Sunday I’aalma 146:1-10 Monday I’aalm* 147:1-11 Tuesday Nahum 1:1-7 lVedneailay II (.'orinthiuna 0:6-16 Thiiruduy E|)hesiuni 3:14-31 Frl.Iay I Timothy 6:3-10 F IR S T CHURCH O F T H E NAZARENE L abs M ary, F la. Rev. W. L. H olcom be, P a ttn r Sunday 4:41 a. re. ____Bible School 11:04 a. r e . _M orning W orahlp T :ll p. m. E v en in g Service 7:00 p. m. W ad. M id-W eek P r a r e r Service* T oe p. re. _ ln d W ed. M itelo n ary S trv lra Pentecostal ' F IR S T PENTECOST AT, CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 141 O range S tre et Rev. K. R u th G ra n t _ P a e to r Sunday S c h o o l------]*:** a. m. M orning W o ra h lp _l lt M a. re. Sunday E ven in g _ 7:10 p. m. W ed. Bible S tu d r _ T:ie p. m. Conqueror* M ealing F rid a y — - ------- . 7:10 p. re. F IR S T PRE8RTTERIA M CHURCH Sanford. F la. Oak Ave. A Ird St. G rover 47. Bewail J r . _ P a llo r E d g a r W . S m ith J r , A a ela ta a t P a a to r M orning W orahlp _ 1:14 a. re. C hurch School _ _ _ 4:4* a. m. S ta tio n M tala ___ _ 10:41 a. re. M orning W o ra h lp _ 11:*0 a. m. P to n aer Fetlow ahlp 4:00 p. m. Senior III P a llo w th lp 4i00 p m. E v en in g W orahlp _ 7:10 p. m. W ad. P ra y a r M eet _ 7:04 p. m. CHURCH OF T H E COVENANT 1771 South O rlando Drlv* T bom aa H. M akln — P a a to r W orahlp ....... ............ 4:44 a. m. C hurch School _ _ 14:44 a. m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH Methodist OpyifcM M i. Ksiah* AdsmtUag Swvh* Me. CHURCH O F OOD I ln d A F renoh H. C. s m i t h --------------- P a e to r ■ u n d er School 4:41 a. re. M orning W orahlp _ 11:44 a. m. K vangelletlo Serv. - T:44 p. m. Tuee. P r a r e r Serv. - T:I4 p. m. T hure. Y oung People E n d e a v o r _— ■ T ill p. m. E L D E R SPRINOS BA PTIST Old O rlando Bd. a t H e ate r Ave. B. H a m ilto n O rlflln — P a e lo r S u n d e r School . 4:41 a. m. M orning W orehip _ 11:44 a. m. T ra in in g U nion — 4:14 p. m. E v en in g W orahlp — li4 » p. ae. LU T H E R A N CHURCH O F TH E REDEEM ER 141 W. l l t h Place "T h e C hurch of th e L u th e ran H o u r" and TV "T hle la th e L ife" H e rb e rt W. O oerae ___P a e to r S u n d e r School ___ 1:11 a. m. W orahlp Service _ lf:10 a. m. "Don't forget Tippy’s treat!" Even If we're ■ Ml Talc leaving for cJinrch, Susan and Mark must take their paj«r hag of aurprlees for Tippy the squirrel. Tippy lives In the park besido the church, and he’s one of many happy, heart-warming things that our family looks forward to on Sundays. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZAREKF. W. ln d SL a t Map)* Ave. Paul B l e k t a ___ ______P a a to r Sunday School —_ 4:4* a. m. M orning W o ra h lp _ 11:41 a. m. Y outh ___ __________ 4:M p. re. E v an g allatlc Service T ill p. re. M id-W eek S e rv let (W ad.) _ T:4I p. re. T h ird Sunday S ln g a p lra tlo n —_ 1:44 y. m Presbyterian Lutheran THE CHURCH FOR ALL ALL FOR THE CHURCH EB EN EZ E R METHODIST CHURCH C ltrua H eight* Rev. Ray G regory, Jr.. Paem e C hurch School 4:4* a. re. M orning W orahlp _ 11:01 a. re. M T F ------------------ 1:11 P. m. F.y*. W orahlp ----- T:l# p. m. W ed. P ra y e r Service t:*4 p re. N O T IC E F IR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH 411 P a rk Ava. Jo h n T. Adame J r . _P a a to r M orning W orahlp _ 1:11 p. m. Sunday Behool ™ _ 1:44 a. m. M orning W orahlp . . 14:11 a. m. M TP M e e tl n g a ---- 1:14 p. m. (In te rm e d ia te . Senior) E v e n in g W orahlp — T ill p. re. Saturday 1 l’cter 6:1-11 CALL 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft Beardall BURNUP ft SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Ava. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1 st St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees 8TEN8TR0M REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft 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 SMITTY’S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE WIGHT GROCERY CO- ING and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Itobinson and Staff JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel Ave., Sanford L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford f • PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. lit. St., Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson O eteea M ethodist C hurch P a • In W ailay a n M ethodist, RL 44 W. a t P a o la SL Jam s* A M E . S anford Av*. m. M ary'* A.M.K. C hureh St. lit. I l l O slean Ht. I’au l'a M athodtat C h u r c h O ataan ltd. E n te rp rla a S ta ffo rd M am erlal M athodlat C h u r c h S. D aB ary F o re s t L ake S e v e n th .d ey A dv en tist C hurch Hwy. 411. F o re e t C ity ■ sv sn th .d ay A dventist C hurch, M eltlau4 A ve. A ltam onte Springe Sanford S a v a n lh .d ay A dv en tist C hurch Seventh A E lm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYB A PTIST A s tlo e h B a p tla t C hurch, Oviedo C e n tra l B sp tle t C hurch, t i l l O ak Av*. C h u lu o ta F lre t B nptlet C hurch K ld e r S p rla g e B a p tist C hurch, SIS L e h M i Rd. F a ith B a p tla t M ission, 144 L ila* Rd-. C i— Ib trrr F ire* B a p tla t C hurch. I l l P e rk Av*. r r le n d a h lp B a p tla t C hurch a f -----ate S p r i e s t R L 444, A H *m cnt* Spring* F l r e t R a p tle t C hurch a f D eB arp F lr e t B a p tla t C hurch a f O eneva F lr e t B a p tla t C hurch a t U h # M a r t F l r e t B a p tla t C hurch a f L ab* Monro* F lr e t B apU el C hurch a t L ongw ood. O ar. C b u re h * G ra n t ^ F lr e t B a p tla t C h u re h o f Ovlad# F l r e t B a e tle t C h u n k •* S an B a n d o S p rln g e F t r a t ShU ah M ieeleaary B a p tla t C hureh, U P1 W. 14th S t.. H ih U li? ‘i e ^ ^ i i ? C h » r y B . OrteA* M laaleu B a p tla t iSX ISK O eteau Mill Rd. Oeteea C hureh B a p tla t C hureh, O eneva H w y. - ML Oliva M lealonerF B a p tla t C hurch, Sen L aado Ip rln g c Rd.. L ongw ood ML Sion M lealoncry B aptlat. Slpcc Ava. New ML C a lv a ry M issionary B a p tist m i w . n th sl New Salem P rim itiv e B a p tla t C hureh, 1444 W. l l t h SL New ML S lo a B a p tla t C hurch. 1TM P e e r Ava O a h law a B a p tla t Chapel, t i l l W. 14th SL O eteea B a p tla t C h a rch P ln ecreet B a p tla t C hurch, t t l W. O nors Rd. P re lrls L ak e B a p tis t C hurch, R ld p s l td , F e rn P e rk P ro g re ss M issionary B a p tist C hureh. M idw ar Second Shiloh M issionary B a p tla t C hurch, N inth A H ic k o ry ■t. Jam ee M laalonary B sp tle t C hurch it* , ltd. 41* O eteea I t . P aul M lealouary B a p tla t C hurch. I t h SL ■t. M atthew s M lsa le e srr B a p tist C hurch C se sa n H e ig h ts ■t. Jo h n ’s M issionary B a p tla t C hurch, t i e c y p re s s PL Tem pi* B a p tla t C hurch, P alre S pringe R d , A llam en t* S pringe W eeteld* M laelenary B a p tla t C hurch, d l l a H olly Ava. B lah Mop* B a p tle t C hureh, T1J O rsn g s A rc. CATHOUC C h u rc h • ( th e N a tiv ity , L ak e M ary A ll S ouls C athollg C hureh, T it O ak Av*. ■L A n a 's C atholic C hureh, F s rs h ln g Pisco, D en ary ■t. M ery M agdalene C nthotle C hurch, M a it­ lan d Ava. A ltam onte S p rin g s CHRISTIAN F ir s t C h ristia n C hureh, 1I4T I . S an fo rd Ava, C o n g re g a tio n a l C h ristin a C hurch, 1401 P e rk Ave. N o rth sld e c h rle tla n C hurch, F I a r I d a H av en D r, M sltlsnd LUTHERAN A sconsloa L u th o ra a C hurch. O vsrbrook H r . C aeaslbarry Good S hepherd U nited I.u tb a rn , J i l l a O rlando Dr. L d th tra n C huron of tb s R sdosm or, 111 W. J l l h P ie r* M asslah L u th e ra n C hurch, A m erican L egion H ell, P ra irie L abs, P a m P a rk ■t. L u k ta L u th e ra n C hureh, RL 4J4 S lavic M ETHODIST CHURCH O F CH RIST C hurch # ( C hurch of C hurch of C hureh a t C hrist, l i l t ■- P a rk Ava. C hrist, O casva C h rist, Dengwood C h r is t r e s i n CHURCH O F OOD C hurch of Gad. I l l H ickory C hureh of Ood, 11*4 S. F ra n c k C h u rch a f God. Ovlad* EPISCO PA L A ll S a lat* R placapal C hurch B- D sS a ry A v e , e n te rp ris e C h rist K plscupsl C hurch, L sn g w cad A ll S a in ts E piscopal, K ntvrprlaa H elp C ross B plssopai, P a r k Av*. a t I th B a rn e tt M em orial M slbodlat C hurch. K. DaBary A v*. E u la rp rla a B ear L ake M ethodist C hurch B athal A.M.B. C hurch, C anaan H alghta C aasalbsrry C om m unity M sthodlat C hurch, H w y. 1T-IJ A i*lnay R ldg* l td . C aaaalbarry D sU ary C om m unity M athodtat C hurch W. illg b len d e , D eBary K bensssr M ethodist C hureh. Old O r­ lan d e H w y. F i r s t M ethedlst C hurch. I l l P e rk Ave. F ir s t H a th edict C hurch a f Oviedo F re e M s th o d la t, C hureh, 444 W. I t h 4L G race M ethodist C hurch. O nora Rd. G ra n t C hapel A.M E. C hurch, O slsdo O akgrov* M atkodlat C hurch, Oviede ■t / 4 *' K ld i SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST NASARENE O TH ER CHURCHES V l ta t C hurch af Ih* N aaaraua, W. Jnd a t Mapl* K»rn P a rk C hurch « r th* N aaarana, C U rlsn R d . F e rn P a rk L ab* M ary C bureh a f th* N a tu re s* Allan'* A.M.K. C hurch, Olive A l l t h C hurch e f Ood In C hrlsL Oviedo C huluota C om m unity C hurch C hurch e f Ood of Prophocy, J t* f E lm Av# C hurch o f J a m * C h rlat a f L a tte r Daj Saint*. 1111 P a rk Av*. C om m unity Chapal. A llam ent* Spring* L a a ta ra O rlhadon C hurch. St. J o h n s C h ry to sto m Chapel, Hwy. 1T-IS, P e rn P e rk C o ngregation B ath Israel, l l t h A M sgnolll F irs t C hurch of C hrlsL S clenllsL 1*1 K. Jnd SL E'.r * C hureh e f Lengw ood ML Olive H oltueea C hurch, O sk H ll III O tliii P ln ecreet Aeeem bly a f Oed. JTth A Elm AJU**** C hurch, t i l l g. p a r k Av* S anford C e n g re g e tle n o f Je h o v a h 's W it' »•»•««. 14J1 W l e t SL *>« B- Tad SL U nity C hurch o f S anford, l t d B. l e t SL PR ESB Y TER IA N C om m unity P ra a b y ta rla n C bureh, L ake M ary F ir s t P re sb y te ria n C hurch, O ak Ava. A Ird St. F irs t P re sb y te ria n C hurch. C aaaclbcrry F ir s t P ra a b y ta rla n C hurch of DaBary, K. H ighland P rs a b y ta rla n C hurch a f T h* C e v a a a a t JT7I A O rlando Dr. ■L Andrew* P ra a b y ta rla n C hurch 111! L ean. a l Bch. D r . B a er L ake Up* a la C om m unity P ra a b y ta rla n C hurch. U p ta la Rd. W aa tm ln la tar P re a b y ta rts a C hurch, H aw aii p a r k , H u 04* ' �Jk (Elw > VOL. 56 eio *^ ' ^ f • ® • Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers; high today 85-92; low tonight 70-75. United Press Leased W: re Eetaoliahed 1908 MON., APRIL 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 177 In Return, He Pledges Same From Regime mwA... ALTHOUGH THEY’RE ALL SHRINERS, the governor’s race did not escape discussion when candidate Haydon Burns (center) of Jackson­ ville visited Sanford during the Bahin Temple’s ceremonial last Friday and Saturday. Discussing the political race with Burns are his Seminole County lieutenants, Robert Billhimer (left) and W. A. Patrick. Wedding Off WASHINGTON (UPI) ■ Lynda Bird Johnson, older daughter of President John­ son, has broken her engage­ ment to Navy Lt. Bernard Roienbach. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson called upon the natkvn'a business lesdera today to exercise restraint in decisions they make which affect general economic well­ being. He pledged In return that the government, too, would offer "restraint and respon­ sibility— a hand that mean* only to help and never to hinder so long as the publio Interest Is being served." Johnson's remarks were pre­ pared for delivery to the U. S. Chamber of Commerce at lis 32nd annual meeting here. The President, In his rail for huslness restraint, did not apeclflcially mention his pre­ vious request for a hold-theline policy on prices and wages to avoid a new Inflat­ ionary spiral. But in pledging govern­ ment restraint and responsi­ bility, he told the chamber: "I ask from you only the same-restraint in those deci­ sions you make which af­ fect the general economic well-being, responsibility In choosing to support or not support the policies and pro­ posals of your government which serves all the people." Johnson took jocular not* of what traditionally has been a pro-Rcpublican complexion to the chamber. "I suppose it might not b* entirely accurate to greet you as "m y fellow Demo­ crats," John said. "B ut I am proud to welcome you to your city—m , -my fellow Americans." Thst was Johnson’s open­ ing line. And his closing Una was that he "m ust get back to your work at the Whit* House and leave you to go back to work on m e." GOP Policy WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Republican Critical Is­ sues Council proposed today that all still segregated school districts be required by law to make a start toward inte­ gration. Boy’s Dentil Probed JOLIET, III. (UPI) — Po­ le* today probed the mysteri­ ous death of an 11-year-old Salvation Army "junior sold­ ier," John Carnes, whose bloody body was found Sun­ day. Sellers Mending THE BAHIA TEMPLE’S ILLUSTRIOUS POTENTATE, Harold II. Kastner (right) of Sanford is shown with Joe Corley of Sanford and two color­ fully costumed visiting Shriners during Friday night’s Shrino ceremonial activities in downtown Sanford. (Herald Photo) • Going back to "Cracker Days," we've Just learned that Betty Weber really got Into the spirit of the occas­ ion . . . she wore an honest-to-goodness cracker on a Saturday noon a Moslem atrlng around her neck. Part Thelbands and nnlsomakcrs, they had to park as far away of that day, that la, because the clowns and color and Ihc as Sixth and Seventh streets feast was attended by thou­ she nibbled on it until it Shriners of the Bahia Tem­ as thousands converged on sands of the Shriners at the was consumed. ple arA gone. But Sanford was the downtown section. Shrine Club Building. The big • a • The Mayfair Inn, ceremon­ event—not open to the pub­ well into Sunday morning be FYI, the "Clock Wtnder" foro too city returned to ial headquarters, was over­ lic—was the "hot sands" inI and "R. E. Porter" are NOT norraalland the majority of flowing most of the time the itiatiod ceremony held at the one and the same. some SgKkt Shriners and their Shriners were here. So were Seminole .High School SatucCitizens of Osteen have In ladies had departed. drtig stores and restaurants, day afternoon. The entire corporatcd their civic asso­ But while they were here all over the city. Some re­ festivities were cloved out at ciation and named Nick Sanford came to life. The mained open 21 hours to serve a Temple ball Saturday night Pfelfauf as president. To raise whole show was kicked off the visitors. at the Mayfair Inn with new funds for the construction of Friday night with a concert nobles a*nd their ladici as the a building the group will pre at Magnolia and Firat Streets. honored guests at the event. sent a talent show Tuesday at Noisy vehicles of every size, Heading the list of Shrine the DeBary Community Cen- description and shape, bulging officials was Harold If. Kast . ter. Chester Rearick is presl with happy Shriners, roamed ner of Sanford, the Bahia ' dent of the DeBary Civic the city's streets. Temple's Illustrious Potcn Association. But the big show came late. Monday morning Kas a • • Saturday morning when the A Titusville man, charged tner said, "It couldn’t have The blurb about the auto­ Shrine ceremonial parade with grand larceny, was be­ gone off better." lie paid mobile sticker with "Blount was held. Visitors reported ing held in county Jail to­ special tribute to the city for County Judge" brought a day because of detective and county com missions for number of replies about Uriel work by Deputy Sheriff J. O. their cooperation. "I want Blount, of DeLand, running Galloway and Constable Gcor to especially mention Mayor for Volusia County Judge A. L. Wilson of Sanford for gc Kelsey. Now Mrs. Marshall Werner Bryan Holland, of Osteen, his work and participation in . telephones that in her home reported to the sheriffs of the event and also Roy Wil­ ’ (own R. E. (Peppy) Blount is fice last Wednesday that he liams, Sanford police chief." running for county judge of WASHINGTON (UPI) - had parked his pickup truck Williams is president of the Gregg County, Tea. The Supreme Court refused on Snow Hill Iload and, from Sanford Shrine Club, host to a a a today to examine the rail­ a distance, saw someone re­ the ceremonial. The Sanford Garden Club Is road arbitration board deri­ move a chain saw. He gave planting the planter boxes in sion that could eventually eli­ a description of the station the downtown section with minate 30,000 firemen’s jobs wagon used by the thief. petunias. Fertilizer is also and leave the status of 19,000 Galloway, in checking, talk being added, says club offi- other crewmen in doubt. rd with Kelsey, who rcmoim ciala. Now, all the merchants The brief order lets stand bond seeing the station wa­ a have to do, they say, is to as final a decision upholding gon in Oviedo. The two offi­ keep the plants watered. the board handed down on cers went to Titusville, and • • • Feb. 20, 1964, by the U. S. brought the owner of a sta­ The Port Authority Com­ Memo to Jim Hardy: Every court of appeals here. Ear- tion wagon, lirure White, 20, mittee of the Seminole County day and all day the same ler the unions also had lost to the Seminole County Jail. Chamber of Commerce will automobile is parked next to in federal district court. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday a "no parking" sign in the Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, this morning lliat White, at in the chamber's new confer­ alley adjacent to the court a former secretary of labor the jail here, told the offic­ ence room. Purpose of the meeting, bouse. during the period of the dis­ ers where they could find the said Chairman F. E. Roumil• • • pute did not participate in chain saw. lat, Jr., wilt be to review Some time ago the "Clock" today’s action. progress to date and discuss ( requested the loan of a woCongress created the apefuture plans. men's bathing habit of the rial seven man arbitration The committee is working 1900 vintage. One was brought panel last August in order to on a measure to be presented in but was about four sizes head off a railroad strike. Seven Sanford Chamber of to the 1963 session of the too big for our pretty model. The panel was to look into Now Mrs. Katherine Ladd, of two matters: (I) Use bf fire­ Commerce officials will be Florida legislature calling for Geneva, infurms us that in men on locomotives in freight guests of the Florida Develop­ the creation of an official those days the women made and yard service; and (2) the ment Commission Tuesday in port authority with the powers to locate and construct a port their own bathing costumes . . aize of crews outside the en­ Tallahassee. facility. Tommy Peterson, president and she has a book of pat­ gine cab sometimes referred terns. to as the "crew consist" of the new trade body, said this morning that he would be -T h e Clock Winders issue. accompanied by Ernest South­ ward, Joe Baker, Bill Kirk, Bill Leffler, Don Bales and chamber manager Jim TalTonight's meeting of the madge. Semlnole-Dellary Division of The party will depart San­ the Florida Heart Association ford at 6 a m. Tuesday in has been designated as AJOHN E. “JACK” two private planes. They are wards Night. rxperted to return to Sanford The confab will also be Tuesday night. highlighted by the election and Installation of new offic­ ers. Dr. Luis Perez of San­ Zoning: Meeting **IIEST QUALIFIED FOR GOVERNOR" Robert S. Brown, Seminole ford will be installed as the County's zoning director, will president of the organization. meet tonight with the Cassel­ berry Zoning Board and the Town Council in an effort to Longwood Meeting: smooth out a comprehensive The Long wood Chamber of APRIL 27 — 7:30 • 8:00 P. M. zoning plan the board recent­ Commerce will meet at • p. ly turned over to the council m. Tuesday in the Civic Lea­ for consideration and approv­ gue Building. The public has Pd. Pol. Adv. been invited to attend. al. • Gone But Not Forgotten Titusville Man Jailed In Theft Court Refuses Rail Hearing HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — British actor Peter Sellers, hospitalized since suffering • near-fatal heart attack three weeks ago, may be able to leave the confinement of a hospital in another week. Yankees Go Home NEW ORLEANS — The York State delegates to a meeting of National Guard of­ ficers parked their bags to­ day, under orders from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to go homo because their hotel re­ fused to admit a Negro col­ onel. RANDALL CHASE (right) in awarded a plaque aigned by Gov. Fitrria Bryant for being the man who contributed the moat to induntry in Semi­ nole County during 1963 by Karlyle Hounholdcr, president of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce. The recipient was selected by a apecial group of the chamber’s industrial committee. The plaque, signed by Gov. Bryunt, wus presented in connection with the Industrial Show. Seminole Industrial Court To Look Show 'B ig Success' At Florida Law Seminole Chamber of Com­ merce offlciaU today esti­ mated that some 6.000 county residents viewed the 41 ex­ hibits during the three nights and two days of the Indus­ Urpres Medicare trial Show. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The show, the second an­ An AFI< • CIO spokesman, nual affair, exceeded last Nelbon Crulkshank, urging enactment o'f tl J a'dmbiietralion's medicare plan, told one afternoon ' and vjlght. Congress today private health C of C officials were more insurance rompanica full to than pleased with the entire meet tho needs of persons show. One member of the in­ over 66. dustrial committee said (hls morning that the moat amaz­ Order Accepted ing reaction of many visitors MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — A was the fact that they did directive ordering desegrega­ not realize that so many tion of all Homan Catholic diversified products were schools in Alabama was greet­ manufactured in Seminole ed with quiet acceptance to­ County. day, in marked contrast to John Kridcr, chnmbcr man­ t h e determined opposition ager, said "The show was against public school Integra­ great and the Industrial com­ tion In this Deep South state. mittee did a tremendous job. SSW.. City CC Group To Visit Capital H EAR Heart Group To Present Awards MATHEWS TONIGHT CHANNEL 6 TV It exceeded our expectations. We learned a great deal last year and Wo learned much again this year." Krider add­ ed, "Pm already convinced that the 1963 show will be even greater." The ahow waa climaxed Satjtrdsy flight when,, BandaII NLUxq, U Chase A Ofdiipauy was presented a plaque sign ext by Gov. Karris Bryant which named Chase as the man who contributed the most to industry In Seminole County during 1963. Press Session Harold Okimoto, of Honolulu who recently purchased the North Orlando Company for well over $1 million, has call ed a press conference for 3 p. m. Tuesday at the firm'* offices in North Orlando. A New M iss Seminole Reigns Port Committee Meets Thursday mm > LBJ Calls For Business Restraint Sanford saw only the fun tide of the two-day visit of the Shriners . . . the serious (and closed to the public) aide was Saturday afternoon when 100 candidates “ walked the hot sands." In other words, 100 Masons also be­ came Shriners in an initia­ tion at Seminole High School. • • • On the fun side, some visit­ ing Shriners paraded ducks and donkeys. Among other places they called at Ten­ ney's . . . and the ducks left their "trade marks. "The donkeys were trick animals . . . trained to buck and throw anyone who tried to ride them. • • • Cotton Brown was worn to a frazzle Sunday . . . he kept his restaurant open on a 24-hour basis for the conven­ ience of the Shriners. • • • Capt. Arnold Williams and Lt. Ben Butler, police officers and Shriners, started the shenanigans Friday afternoon by handcuffing John Kader to a pole on West First Street, lt wasn't ever learned what John promised to gain his •freedom. • • • Which reminds of an Item on the police blotter: Roger Garner called, asked an offi­ cer to get his keys from his car at the Florida State Bank parking lot Friday evening and let him out of the bank building. The charwoman had locked him in. a feralft MISS ANN MAHAN, a Seminole High School senior, was named Miss Seminole County for 1964 during the Saturday night finals of the bcuuty contest sponsored by the Sanford Civitan Club and held in connection with the County Chamber of Commerce's Industrial Show. Plac­ ing the crown on Miss Mahan’s head is Mias Seminole County of 1963, Miss Condi Conder. Miss Seminole County for 1964 la Misa Ann Malian, HO pound, S-foot-3 brunette Semi note High School Senior, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Mahan of 430 Elliott Avenue, Sanford. Miss Mahan was crowned after six beautiful young lad ies vied for Die honor dur­ ing the Saturday night finals of the contest sponsored by the Sanford Civitan Club and held in connection with the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce's Industrial Show The first runner-up was Miss Marla Jones, an 18-year old Lyman High School sen lor who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones of Altamonte Springs. The second runner-up was Miss Pat Grlmsley of San­ ford, a 17-year-old Seminole High student who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grlmsley of Sanford. Other finalists were Miss Sharon Willis ms, Kathy But­ ler and Nancy Pinnock. Miss Mahan, whose vital statistics measure 36-23-36, Is Interested In a nursing career. She is a member of the Can­ dy Stripers at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Her hobbles in­ clude modeling, twirling and water skiing. Misa Mahan, along with Miss Jones and Miss Grimsley, will represent Seminole County In the Seaside Fiesta to be held In New Smyrna next Sunday. Miss Mahan will be sponsored by the Civltans, Miss Jones by the Rik»ha Inn and Miss Grimley by Dearborn Electronics. Miss Mahan'* selection as Misa Seminole County entitle* her to an all-eipenae trip 11 Uw New York World's Fal;. WASHINGTON (UPI) The U. S. Supreme Court agreed Unlay to examine a Florida law which forbid* a man and woman not of the same race to "habitually . . occupy In the nighttime the same room." The court will hear the case sometime .this term and iollJur with a written opinion. The Florida Supreme Court upheld validity of the statute on May 1, 1063. Tho case arose from the arrest In Miami Beach of Dewey McLaughlin, Identified at the trial as a Negro man, and Connie Hoffman, identi­ fied as a white woman, Mc­ Laughlin, a spanish speaking native of Honduras, was a hotel employe. Tlic police catne to the apartment where they were staying after the owner, Mrs. Dora Goodnick, reported the situation to authorities. The cate was brought to Ihe supreme court by Ihe legal defense fund of the NAACP. The appeal contended that the constitutional rights of the couple were violated because the law "created a crime expressly defined In terms of race." win Drowned M an’s Body Sent Home Body of Graves Howard MeElvsin, 40, of Orlando, Semi­ nole County’s first drowning victim of 1964, was forwarded by Niblick Funeral Home to Dothan, Ala., for funoral ser­ vice*. Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported this morning that McElvaln drowned Saturday noon in Lake Orients when a dredge boat he was operating capslted. House Seared Termites Gnaw At City Fathers Extensive damage was caused by fire to the contents and residence of Nellie Calla­ way, 1401 West 13th Street, early Sunday, it was report­ ed today by Sanford fire de­ partment. Cause was blamed on defective wiring. The termites are swarming . . according to the agenda for tonight's City Commission session. Princlpsl Rem on the brief agends Is consideration of steps to be taken to control termites at the Civic Center. e n n e tff f t AUMAYt FtNfT QUALITY ™ COLORFUL SCATTER PILLOWS! each Three smart styles in brilliant tones! Rich looking striated rayon 'n scetats filled with non-matting, resilient kapok! Stock up to­ day! «' � 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 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6d9206cc01773e6f7b06eb578165fdf8.pdf 6438b397899aed267638fbfe3e24b86d PDF Text Text Baptist TH R SEVEN TH -D AT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth a Elm R. L. M * t h * w a -------------P**tor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ------ 1:1* a. m. W orship Borneo — 11:** a. m. W odntaday Night Fray or Strvlca ------ T ill p. »• “ W # Hava Thla H op*" radio tn oioaso oach Sunday a. m. a t U K ovar W T R R a t 14«* o a you r radio dial. JORDAN MISSTONART BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t W . F irst Strsot Sunday S e h o o l____ 10:0* a. ra. M orn ln s W orship _ 11:0# a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) 4:00 p m. E van sollotlo Barvlc* 4:M p. m. W od. Prayor Moot _ 4:** p. m. Bill S t a p h o n s ------ ------. Paotor A Cordial W elcom e to A ll Alliance CHRISTIAN HISSIONART ALLIANCE CHURCH • 14*1 Park Ava. a t 14th St. Rav. C C. Data, Jr. ----- Paator Sunday School ..... - 1:41 a. in. W orahlp Barvlc* — 11:0* a. m. E van tn t W orahlp _ T :tl p. m. Alllane* Youth Fellow sh ip (Sun.) _ *:4I p. m. (W ad) Prayer Sorvlea — Til* p. »• Assem bly O f God FINECRRST ABSEMDLY O F OOD CHURCH Cor. l l t h and Elm M. M. W i l d e r -------------- Paotor Sunday School ----- . 1:41 a. m. M orntns W orahlp — l* :i* a. m. E von ln s W orahlp — T:*0 p. m. Y outh Borv. (Sun.) . 4:0* P m. M ld-W oak Sorv. (W ad.) - 4:11 p. m. Baptist F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH I K Park A vtnu * r . B. C h a n c e -------------Paotor M ornlns W orahlp I ll* a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. M orn ln s W orahlp _ !1 :M a. m. T raln tn s Union — * :l* p. ra. E ven ln s W orahlp - 4:41 p. m. W ad. Prayor Barvlc# 4:1* p. ra. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. K lh SL * Oak Av*. ©all s m i t h ------------------- Paator Sunday School .... t i l l •• ra. M orn lns W orahlp — H i l l a. m. T rain in g Union — 8(11 p. m. Evanlna W orahlp - 4:11 p. ra. W od. Prayor Sarvlo* 4:10 p. m. Nuraery Open ... . W T I t l t --------------------- 7:1* p. ra. Sunday Nit# Broadoaat WEBTStDH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ith SL * H olly Av*. Paul M. C a llo y -------------Paator Sunday School — K : l * a* ra. Sunday M ornlns W orahlp — 11:M *• ra. Sunday E ven ln s W orahlp — TlO# P- ra. Wadnaaday Prayor Sarvlo# ■— - f i H !• ra. PINECRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Iload P a r l o r _____ W illiam J. Ouse# M ornlns W orsh ip — 1:4* A U:*0 a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. ra. T raln ln s Union — —. I : K p. m. E von lns W orship — 4:10 p. m. W »d. Offleora A Toachars E LD E R SPR1NOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hootar Ava. 8 . Hamilton O rillia — Paotor Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. M ornlns Worahlp — II:*# a. m. T raln ln s Union — • :»• p. in. ■vom lns Worahlp — TiM p. m. m church o r ood fkofhect or Wp know a Scmr oid phflopopbar who zlwzya has something nasty to say about whzt makes others hzppy. His latest diatribe is sgzinst folks “ parading to Church la a l their Easter finery.* AU dressed up for OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. *11 Ph. I l l - I l l * Paator ___ Choator W . Plank Sunday Sehool ___— 11:0* a. m. M ornlns Sarvlo* _ 11:0* a. m. T raln ln s Union — . « :!• p- m. E ven ln s Sarvlo* __ T ill p. m. Wadnaaday M eotlngo: O r s a n lia t lo n a 1:11 p. m. Prayar __________ 4:1* p. m. Choir — ...............— 1:1* p. m. S T G 'f t IIM Kim Avenue Iter. n. I*. S trick la n d __ P a tter Sunday S c h o o l......... 1:41 a. m. W orahlp Barvlea — K i l l ». m. E van sollatle Sort. __TiM p. m. W cdnraday: T o o n s Faopl# T. U R. B o m 4:10 p. m. B ible T ra la ta r S ort l : H pm . But 1m won’t get far with bis complaints. For, strange m this might sound, the modem Easter •‘outfit’* hap ftp mot to the very meaning of the day. Congregational CONORBOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (U nite* Church o f Chrlot) P ark Avann* at llt h St. 1:41 a. m . ____ Churoh School 11:00 a. m. __ W orth lp Scrvlra 1:10 p. bi. __ Chriatlan Tooth Mlnlclry l a v . W alter A. R. MePharaon, P oet o r Easter puts old things away and brings out the new — as the Earth sends forth its verdure — as God reveals our Hops. F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST K0T 8. Sanford Av*. R. Vernon Fuller Sunday School ____ l : 4 i a. m. M ornlns Worahlp — 11:0* a. ra. Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longw ood Tt. Charles W . Stew art, V icar H oly Com monlon __ T:10 a. Sunday School ____ 1:00 a. Fam ily Serrlo* and Sermon -n - — K i l l a. And if there is a glow of heppiin wearing that new dress or hat or suit. . . well, it’s only a hint of the joy that comas with finding that New l i f e Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Oonava Ralph Brtwar Jr. E vangelist III bln School K i l l a. ra. M ornlns Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. Kvanlng W orahlp ~ T il* p. m. W od. Prayor Borvlo* 4:10 p. ra. ER CHURCH Cttrne H olshta R er. R ay O rtso ry , Jr., F ooter Church School ------ 1:41 a. ra. M ornlns W orthlp — 11:0* a. ra. M T P ---------------------- 1:1* p. m. Eve. W erehlp _ T:»0 p. m. W ed. Prayer Service T;M p.ra. Nazarene Easter has always stood for new­ ness of life. It marks Christ's victory over death. It promises an eternal destiny to thorn who embrace the Faith. Christian Jr. in. ra. ». FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . Ind SL at Maple Ave. P »u l B l c k e e ---------------- P a tter Sunday School — . 1:41 a. ra, M ornlns W orship . 10:41 a. m. . l:* o p. m. T ooth K v e n ctlltlle Servlea Ti*0 p. a . M id-W eek Service (W ed.) T * 4 p. It. Third Sunday Slnseplratloa d:M p. ra. FIR S T CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W . U H olcom be, P a tter Sunder 1:41 a. ra. — __ Bible School 11:01 a. m . __M orn lns W orthlp T:0* p. m. _ E ven ln s Service T:00 p. m. _ W ed. M id-W eek Prayer Services f :0 t p. m. __ Ind W ed. M ies' lenary Service Pentecostal Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laurel A re. E u sen e Sheldea --------- Patter Telephone: Stt*T0ll Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. M oraln s W orth lp _ 11:41 a. m. E ve n ln s W erehlp __ 1:0* p. ra. W ed. P rayer Berrleo Til* p. at. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H ighway 41 Waal M orris lluby ------ - Kvangallat lllb lt Claaa --------- 10:0* a. m. M ornlns W orahlp _ 11:0* a. m. Evening W orahlp — 1:1* p. m. Bible claaaaa Wad. „ 4:1* p. m. FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOR M I O raase Street Rev. B. Rutk O raat _ P » » to r Sunday S c h o o l____ 1 1 * 4 a- ra. M ornlns W e r e h lp 11 it* a. a . Sunday E ven ln s __ t : K p. ra. W ed. Bible Study _ 4 * * p. m. Conqueror* M atting F riday . . . . ----------. V»M p. aa. Lutheran Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH © r TH E REDEEM ER l o t W . l l t h Place •The Church o f the L otheraa H our" and T T "T hle la tha L ife " H erbert W . O t e r o * ____ P a rlor Sunday School ____ t i l l a. m. W orthlp Service _ H it* a. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST H I* Park Avenue S ort Browa —— - E vangollet Sunday B lblt S t u d y --------- K :* * a. m. M ornlns W orship — It:* * a. m. E ven ln s Service — •:** p. m. Sea "H erald o f T ruth" 1 p. ra. Bunday on Chennai I Tuesday Ladlae B lblt Clot* . H i** a. m. Wadnooday B ible C l a r a ----------Til* P- «*• OOOD SH EPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH M M A Orlando D rive H o y . lT *»t) Sanford, F lorida The Rev. it i-r t ii Oeersa Ktnnamou, Interim P a tter Sunday School 1:11 a. ra. M orntns W erehlp — lliOO a. m. Com m union— T irol Sunday la Eaeh Month K IN D ERG ARTEN AND N U K i­ ll RT Christian Science FIR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST II* Eaat Stcond Stroot Sunday Sorvlea A Sunday School —— 11:** a. ra. Subject "R eality” Wadnaaday Strvlca . 1:0* p. m. Reading R oom : 1*1 B. FlraL W eekday*: 1*:!0 a. m. - 4:1* p. m. Friday Evenings III# III* g. BL Maottns —..............A a ~ Methodist Church O f God Adventist F IR S T FRESBTTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. Fin. Oak Ava. A Ird St. © rover C. Sewell Jr. __ P atter E d c a r W . Smith J r. Aaetetant Faetor M o ra le s W orsh ip _ l:M a. m. Charch School _ _ 1:41 a. ra. Seaaloa Moat* ___ 1«:4I a. m. M orn lns W orship _ 11:M a. ra. Pioneer Fellow ship *:0 t p. ra. Senior HI Fellow sh ip t i l l p m . E ven ln s W orth lp __ T :l* p. ra. W ed. Prayer M eet _ TiM p. m. CHURCH OF TH E OOTBNANT F il l South O rlande D rlre Thom e* H. H ek la Paetor W orsh ip ...................... 1:00 a. ra. Churoh School _ l « :0 f a. ra. TO LIST YOUR THK C H U R C H Tha Church rarih (or th. Idinc tar and food ritlrencfiip. M ol ■pirilual vahira. Without a •Irons Church, dvtllution aurvlv*. Tbara »rs wiould Church O f God CHURCH or OOD tln d A French H. C. S m it h ---------------- Paator Sunday School . . . . „ 1:41 a. m. M orning Worahlp _ II:** a. m. E vangollollo Sarv. _ 4:to p. m. Tuoa. Prayar Sarv. - 4:10 p. ra. Thur*. Y oung People Endeavor .... .......... T:M p. m- Sunday Lamentation* Tuooday Roman# 8:18-28 Monday Roman* 8 : 1-11 8:37*42 Wadnaaday I Corinthian# 15:51.58 Methodist A L A -o A U . BOM T H K C H U R C H a RACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at W oodland A va , Rev. John H. H ires Jr., Paetor Church School . 1:41 a. m. M ornlns W orth lp — 11:0* a. m. M T P ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. ratty and rapport * » Church. Thar ara: f t ) For hi* own r a te ( I ) For h k BiUdraa’a asks. (5) For th* rah* of MS eramauHy and nattoo. (4 ) Tot Um aako at tha C h u te Um M. whkA mods hi* moral and n ta ria l ■L Plan t* pc h> church r«p»ara* mad pour BAt* Sally. Thuradap I I TlmothF 2:8-18 Friday I Mm S:1A CHURCH NOTICE F IR S T .METHODIST CHURCH I K Park A t *. John T. Adam * Jr. _ Footer M ornlns W orek ls — 1:11 p. m. Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. M orn lns W orth lp _ 10:11 a. m. M T P M eetlnse 1:1* p. m. (Interm ediate, Senior) E ven ln s W orth lp _ 1:1* p. m. Saturday Jude 14:21 CALL 322-2611 The Folio?ing Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d Directory P age Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. A Mrs. M. R. Stricklend ART BROWN PEST CONTROL B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff GLAS-MET INC. Metal and Fiberglaa Duct Systems HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford BURNUP A SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING C O , INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Ave. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA A SONS, INC. Slavie, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. S t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 8. Laurel Ave., Sanford | KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First A French, Sanford | KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. let. S t , Sanford NELSON A CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilke Bowman a Employeea STENSTROM REALTY Hsrb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO A ELECTRIC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff WARE-PRICE OIL CO. Wane©, N. French Ave. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD MANUFACTURING CO. and Employees WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred M. Smith, Owner L . D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida s M r r r r s s n a p p in * t u r t l e PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron end Staff I LEE BROTHERS plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning THE RITE THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employeea LONGWOOD PIT BARBECUE t Mom and Bill Baumholser LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION C O , INCL MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WIGHT GROCERY CO., INC. end Staff WILSON-EICHELBUXGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson end Staff r WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y BAPTIST A atloeh Baptist Churoh, Ovloda Central Baptist Church, t i l t Oak A v a Chuluota F irst Baptist Church Elder Spring* Bsptlat Churoh. II * Lohm a* Rd. Faith Baptia* M ission, 14* Lt. M , Caaaalbarrr F irst Baptist Churoh, * K Park A v a F irst Baptist Chursh at Allaraont* S p ring* R L t i l . Altam onta Sprlaga F irst Baptist Charek a ( DaBary First Baptist Churoh a t O tsa v a F irst Baptist Charek a t Lake M ary F irst Baptist Charah a t Laha Monraa F lral B aptist Charek *4 Longw ood. Oar. Ckarah A O raat F lral B aptist Charah o f OvHd# F irst Sbllab M laatskar? B aptist Church. U S t W . K th SL F orest C ity B aptist Churoh F o a a ta ls H ead Baptist Churoh. Ovlada Lov# South*ra Baptist MIm U b , Chuluota Mlaoloaary Baptia* Charah North Rd. Enterprise _ _. . Maoodoala Mlaalaa Baptia* Churoh Oak MIU Rd. Oatoaa i . „ M oru las Q lory B aptist Churoh. O oaova H w y. ML Oliva MtasUaarp Raptlct Bbarah, Baa Lando Spring* Rd., Loagwaad ML Zloa Mlaalonary Baptist Zip** Av*. Now ML Calvary MUalsaary Baptist 110* W. K th BL New Balora Primitive Bap*M Charah, K M W . ltth BL New ML Zloa Baptist Charah. ITS* Faar Ava Oaklawa Baptist chapel, I4M W. M U SL OatM* Paptlat Charah Plnacraat Baptlal Church. M l W. Oaora ltd. Prairie Laha Baptist Charah, Bids* Rd, Fern Park Program Mlaoioaanr Bopttot Charah, Midway Second Shiloh MlMlodary Baptist Charah, Ninth A Hlohary ■L JamM Missionary Baptlal Charah St*. Rd. t i l Octaaa St. Paul Mlaalonary Baptlal Church, Ith St. BL Matthew* Mlsatosary Bsptlat Church Canaan Halghu ZL John's Mlrataasry Baptist Charch, •It Cyproo* SL Tempi* Baptist Chardh. B a te Sprlapa U , Altsm sat* Sprlaga W o u ld * Mlaalonary Baptist Charah, did A Hally Av*. MS Oranp* Ava. Bias Bap* Bapl Churoh, F a r th in g Ann’s esth ete lac*. DaBary Mary Magdalena Cathollo Church, M altnd Av*. Altam onta Springs CH RISTIAN Irst Christian Charek, K*T S. Sanford A v a ongregatlonal Chrlattaa Church, Park Av*. porthalda ch rla tla a Churoh, F l o r i d a (lavaa D r, M altlaad CHURCH karok Ihurch [hurch ihurch or CHRIST o f ChrML 1*11 A Turk Ava. o f Chrlot, O oaova or ChrlaL L on gw ood o f ChrlaL F aola OHURCH o r AOD karch at Ood. I t * H ick ory o f Ood. •>*# S. Fronoh kurch * f Ood. Ovlod* Salats . Bpitoopal charah B. DaB - Batarprla* Charah * f U a Nativity. Laha Karp AU Santa Oathall* Charah, MS Oak Av .-.1 s t Kplacopal Church. LongwooS 111 Saints Kplacopal. Kntarprla* T oly Cross Kplacopal, P ark Ava. at dih I. LUTHERAN Aaeenalon Lutheran Charah, Ovar brook D r, Caosolbtrry (lo o t Shtphtrd United Luthora, JIM B. Orlande Dr. Lulbaran churoh o f tha Rodaoraor, 1*1 W . M U Place Maaaiah Lulbaran Church, A marloa a L a d a s Hall, Fralrl* Laha, Fara Park Oatooa M ethodist Charah F a * 1a W aalayaa MathodlaL RL *d W . at PaoM ■L Jam ** A.M .B, Sanford Av*. SL Mary’ a A.M.E. Church SL RL *11 Oatoan SL P u a rs Mothodla* C h a r a h Oataoa Rd. Batarprla* S ta fford M oa orla t Mothodtot O h a r * h B. DaBary SL Luka* Lutheran Charch. RL «M S lavic NAZARSNR MRTHODIST P in t charah a f th* Nouuroaa W. tod at Mapl* Far* Bark Churoh • f th* BuraiteA © B rloa R d, Fara Fork La ho Mary Charah at tha Kaaaraa* Baraatt Moraarlal Mothadlat Charah. B. DaBary Ava^ Batarprla* Roar Laha Method lot Charah Bethel A.M.E. Church, Canaan Haights Caaaalbarrr Community Mothodlat Churoh. Hwy. 1T>M A Flaoy Bids* Rd., caaoolborry DaBary Community Uatbodlst Church W. H lghlaadc DaBary Ebanasar Mathadlat Charah. Old Ovlaado Hwy. First Hathodlat Church, *1* Park Ava. First Mathadlat Charch e f Ovlada Foctcr Chapel Matbodlat Church. Ovlada Fra* Matbodlat Charah. ltd W. tth SL Oran* Matbodlat Charah. Oaora Rd. Orant Chapel A.M R. Church. Ovlada Oahcvava Mathadlat Churoh, Ovlada PRE SBYTERIAN eomm aalty Proabytarlan Churoh. Lake Mary First Proobylorlta churoh. Oak Ava. A IrS SL First Froobytorloa Churoh, Caaaolbarry First Praabytorlaa church o f Do Dory, R. Highland ■L Andrew* Proabytarlan Churoh M U Loa* aoa l Boh. D r , Boar L ake Cpaala eo m m a a lty F t oaky tar tea Uf>M l A H I . Charah, Waatralnlatar Froobytorloa Charch, BowoU Bark. RL *M SEVENTH BAT ADTBNT1PT Foraat Laha Sovamth-day Advaatlat Charah. Hwy. t i l , Foraat City Zovaath-day Advaatlat Charek, M eltU aS A v a , A lu ra o a t* sprla ga Sanford S ovon U -da y Advaatlat Charah. Bovaath A B t e OTHER OHURCH BS Altaa'a Chapai, OUvs A K th BL Churoh o f OoS la ChrlaL Ovlada C h alaoU Com munity Church Charah at 0 * 4 *4 Prophesy. M d f B t e Ava. Charah a t Jaaa* C hrist aS LaMar B ap Salats, M l* P ark Av*. Com raualty Cbapal, A lu ra o a t* Sprlapa EaaU ra O rthcdoa Charah. SL Johaa Chrpaoaura Chapel, H w y. 14'M , Fara P ark Conprapatlaa B a U I areal, K U A Map n oils F irst Charah a t ChrlaL BaUattaL M* B. la d SL F irst P a a u eoata t Charah a f Laapw aad ML Oliva U altasM Charch, O ak H I* K4* O l t l H P lacer eat Aaocrably o f Ood, 14 U A B t e Saafatd AUlaaeo ch a ra h . U d t A P a r k A v a Ba a fa td Caaprapattoa *1 Jehovah'* V tt> name*. K M t . U t SL Th* Salvation Arm y. M l B. ta d BL W ally ch u ro h ad Samto r* . I H A l i t I L �(E h ? j^m tfinrfc Ib n t l i t > Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Generally fair todny and Tuesday; high today 75; low tonight in 40s. VOL. 56 •'The Clock" pissed along a Up to political candidates b i t Friday . . . thinking to help them. • • • The tip was not meant as criticism. But now the Clockwinders are being criticized by the poliUclana. • • • The Up was that several motorists telephoned The Her­ ald and complained about those candidates parking their cars, with campaign signs on them, in the downtown sec­ tion and taking up parking spaces. Many o f the cars were there for the most part of the day. • • « Those who called The Her­ ald seemed to be quite offend­ ed by the candidates. We pub­ lished the Up in an effor' to call this to the candidates' attenUon. If we offended the candidates we apologize. Real­ ly, we were trying to be help­ ful. Like the man said . . . "There's nothing stranger than poliUca.” • • • A "Miss Hootenanny" con­ test is scheduled In area high schools to call attention to a "Folk Mlnistrel" to be held at the Orlando Municipal Audito-ium April 2fl. Proceeds will be used to provide lights for the new studio building of Channel 24, ETV. Girls in the 10th, Uth and 12th grades are eligible and applications have been made avaUable by Mrs. Helen Gates, chairman o f the ETV Special Projects CommlUee. e s s A 4-11 Club organlzaUonal meeting for boys Is scheduled for 3:30 p. m., Tuesday, at the Lake Monroe School. Ern­ est Lundberg, assistant agri­ cultural agent, will meet with the boys and their parents. • • • Wonder where BUI Mae. Laughlin gets all these Jokes: A baby sardine waa happily swimming in the ocean near his mother when he saw his first submarine and was ter­ ribly frightened. "Don't wor­ ry, dear," reassured mamma, "it’s just a can full of peo­ ple." • • • And a bit of philosophy: A bone In the back ia worth two in tha head. • • • The girl who lays all her cards on the table usually ends up playing solitaire, e s s Fame la so fleeUngll One Herald reporter took a jet bomber flight with the Navy fly-boys and his front-page re­ port carried his by-line and hla picture in flying gear. A second Herald reporter was congratulated on hla fine, in­ teresting story . . . the read­ er had missed the by-line and the picture. • • • Note to amateur photographera: Ever try to take shots o f wildlife, especially birds, and and couldn’t get near them? Try using one side o f a pair of binoculars as a telescopic lens, placing it up to the aperture. Some times you can get wonderful results. » • • Little o!' Seminole County ia getting a big play during this election year. Gubernator­ ial candidates are not over­ looking us, not in the least. Jack Mathews will maks a sashuy around the county Tuesday afternoon, conferring with hla local campaign lead­ ers ami shaking hands. Scott Kelly will follow on Wednes­ day, doing the same thing and making a few c a m p a i g n speeches. e e e Francis Roumillat reports plans shaping nicely for that thrse-day junket o f the Cham­ ber of Commerce port author­ ity committee to go to Bruns­ wick, Ga., neat month for a study o f port facilities there. • e • Sign o f the modem times is this note on a church bulle­ tin board: "Open Sundays for your convenience." Which reminds o f the Joke being told about Rev. Richard Dess. Seems he called on a new family to invite them to church. He knocked on the door and heard a voice call out: "la that you, A ngel?" And hla response: "N o, but i I’m from the same depart- United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 * NO. 157 Peach Crop In Two States Feared Lost United Press International A sudden spring freeze dealt a multi-million dollar blow today to poach crops in the south. THIS TOTALLY DEMOLISHED AUTO was in­ volved in two separate collisions Sunday which occurred 16 miles cast of Sanford on SR 46. The ear, driven by Mrs. Josephine J. Rowe of Winter Park collided hendon with a vehicle driven by Julius Pnrker of Sanford. Later, another uuto, driven by former University of Florida football star, Joe D’Agostino Jr., Winter Park, crashed into the two cars involved in the earlier collision. D'Agostino, who sustained a fracture of the left leg, is being charged with excessive speed. (Herald Photo) Rear Adm. Shinn Ailing Glenn Drops Gen. MacArthur To Visit SNAS Develops New Out 0! Senate Race On Tuesday Complication Rear Adm. Allen M. Shinn, commander o f the Atlantic Fleet’s Carrier Division SI*, will visit the Sanford Nnval Air Station Tuesday to attend changc-of-command ceremon­ ies and Inspect new support farilitlea for the RA-6C Vig­ ilante. Admiral Shinn will fly Into tha air station at 0:30 a. m., one-half hour before Cdr. Jesse W. Taft relieves Cdr. Leonnrd J. Reinhart as Com­ manding Officer o f Sanford’s Heavy Attack Squadron On#. When deployed aboard tha USS Independent VAH-Ua Vigilantes provide tha Ion/? range, all-weather attack cap­ ability for carrier striking forces operating under Ad­ miral Shinn’s command. The widely-known "CarDIv" Commander Inst visited NAS Sanford in June 1002 when he was serving as Assistant Chief for Field Support o f the Bureau o f Naval Weapons. At that time the A-SA Vigilante had Just entered fleet use with on* Sanford-based unit, VAH-7. In the meantime, VAH-1 has become equipped with the A-5A and other unite are pre­ paring for operations with the RA-5C, the new rcconnuissance-attack version o f tha Vigilante. After attending the V AIM rhangp-of-eommnnd tomorrow, Admiral Shinn will he briefed by Capt. Hubert M. Ware, Commanding Officer of NAS Sanford and tour new RA-fiC ground support buildings. Dulles To Talk TAMPA (UI*I)—Allen W. Dulles, former chief o f the Central Intelligence Agency, will he speaker at the annual Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce dinner hero Tues­ day night. Grants Made TAMPA (U P !) — National Science Foundation grants to­ talling $24,000 were presented to the University o f South Florida Saturday. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP1) —Astronaut emeritus John H. Glenn Jr., sick and discour­ aged, today withdrew from the U. S7 Senate race in Ohio. Glenn, showing sll of his 42 years, said be was calling a halt to his political plans on the recommendation of doc­ tors who advised "that I dis­ continue any plans for actvltie* for at least the next sev­ eral months.’ ’ Glenn read a statement, which he described as "most regretful" as he lay flat on his back in bed—where he had been slnc« Feb. 2(1, when he suffered a severe head injury when he dipped in the bath­ room at hla homa in Colum­ bus, Ohio. Glenn announced hia with­ drawal at a naws eonfarenea MIAMI (U PI) — Cuban ca­ la Wlllord Han Hospital at lk s throughout thf work! will Laeklaad Air Fore* Baaa rots cn*a i»*m l**-rrnn Junta which will map "w ar plans" vioualy dll In a new effort to oust the would flknd a telsgrem Imme­ Communist regime of Fidel diately to Ohio Secretary of Castro. State Ted Brown asking that Ballots for five leaders re­ his name be removed from cently nominated have gone the ballot for the May t out to 73,000 exiled "heads of Democratic primary, Glenn laid he felt there waa fam ily," it was announced no chance that be would be Sunday. The "war plans" will be in nominated either as a result the charge of Kneido Oliva, of hla name being left on the second in command of thu ballot or by a write-in vote. "it seems to mo that, once abortive 1001 Bay of Pigs in­ withdrawn, Dial’s vasion, if the Junta wins ap­ I have that," he said. proval. He said he did not know The ballots were sent to what bis future plana will be, Cubans in 4ft countries. While only four of the nom­ but he left open the possi­ inees wero named, authorita­ bility that lie may reenter tive sources said the fifth was politics in the future. Jose Manuel Salvat who led a gunboat attack on Havana in 1902. Salvat’s identity was bring withheld pending his formal acceptance of the nomination., lie ia a member Sen, John E. (Jack) Mat­ of the Student Revolutionary hews Jr. of Jacksonville will Directorate (D RE) which has been one of the most active launch hi* Central Florida underground groups against election campaign Tuesday night with a half-hour telecast Castro. Another nominee, Labor on Channel 6. lawyer Ernesto Freyre waa Mathews, seeking the gov one of the leaders who ar­ ernor ship In Florida next fall ranged the ranaiyn of the Bay will appear on the television of Pigs invaders captured by station from 0:30 to 10. Caatro. The appearance marks the The two others are Vicen­ first full scale drive by any te Rublera, secretary-general of the candidates in the Cen of the telephone workers un­ tral Florida area. der dictator Fulgcnclo Batis­ Mathews spent the weekend ta, and Aurelio Fernandez Di­ observing the Easter holi­ as, leader of the Exiled Cer­ day and working on his report tified Public Accountants As­ he will make to viewers Tuesday night. sociation. Exiles Send Out 'War'Ballots Mathews On T V Tuesday N igh t WASHINGTON (U PI) — Gen. D o u g l a s MacArthur, fighting to recover from his third major operation this month, today developed new complications—kidney trouble and internal hemorrhaging and officials said It waa a "matter of grave concern." In a medical bulletin issued t h i s morning, a hospital spokesman said there had been a "decreased kidney ac­ tion tinea laoi evening” and "this k g matter o< grave bleeding from the eaopkagu»," the spokesman said. The aging general under­ went emergency surgery Sun­ day for removal of a portion of hit intestine. It wat hla third operation this month. His second opera­ tion last Monday was per­ formed to stop hemorrhaging In hla esophagus — the tube carrying food from the mouth to the stomarh. One good sign doctor* noted this morning, however, was stabilizing blood pressure end pulse. Humphrey Opens Rights Debate Damage in (he area around Spartanburg, S. C. alone was estimated at $7 to $10 million. "It looks like a total loss," County Agent Crayton McCown said following a tour of Spar­ tanburg orchards where peach trees wore just beginning to blossom. " T ie mid-Georgia area ap­ pears to be wiped out," a horticulturist said. "The biosso ms were killed at a most critical atage." Below-freezing temperatures also inflicted severe damage to the peach crops in Ala­ bama and North Carolina. Memphis had Its lowest temperature for this date on re­ cord, freezing weather was forecast for Mississippi and Alabama and the edge of the late-soason wintry blast touch­ es! as far south as Tallahas ace. Tbo bitter late-aeason cold snap caused a rash of fire deaths. Three persona were killed In an early morning fire at Chcvnce, S. C „ Including a heroic father who rescued his wife and three children, then collapsed and died in the flames. Wind gusts and 27degree weather hamperest ef­ forts to fight Die fire. Three small children per ished in a frame home In ^llchmond which caught fire during the snowstorm that turned most of Virginia Into a Christinas postcard arena on the day after Easter. Three inches of snow were reported at Warrcnton and Culpepper and the snow at Warsaw: near the coast, was so thick vlsi bihty was cut to lets Utan a block. One man died in High Point, N. C. in a (ire started from an oil heater. Three firemen were killed early today in Dalton, Ga. when the wall of I building collapsed on thrm as they battled a. blaze in sub-freez­ ing weather. Snow fell across North Caro­ lina as far cast as Kinston and Goldsboro. School* In sev er.il mountain rountiea were rioted because ot hamdous driving conditions. The peach crops in Georgia and South Carolina suffered substantial losses. •The mid-Georgia area ap­ pears to be wiped out," said Dr. K. F. Savage, hurtieul turist at the Georgia experi­ ment station in Griffin, where the temperature was 19.S this morning. WASHINGTON (UPI) Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey opened formal Sen­ ate debate on the civil rights hill today by challenging Us opponents to allow a vote aft­ er "fair and full" discussion. The Minnesota senator out­ lined the affirmative case for the Ilouie-passed measure in a prepared speech. Senate GOP Whip Thornes II. Kuc hel, Calif., was ready to take up the argument for the bill when Humphrey finished. The legislation would ban TAMPA (U PI)—J. Rrailey racial discrimination in vot­ |Odham, who says he will hack ing, education, employment, an extension of the minimum unions, public accommoda­ . wage law in hit campaign tions and use of federal 1against Florida Sen. Spessard funds. It is the most sweep­ L. Holland, has announced the ing civil rights measure since 1.support of the state AFL-CIO. Reconstruction days. An announcement released The Senate voted Thursday ! is the Orlando businessman to call up the bill after nearly wound up a Tampa Bay area three weeks of preliminary tour Saturday said the Florida wrangling during which south­ hcadquarteri of the labor fed­ ern opponents Joined in e x ­ eration hai mailed out 80,000 tended debate against the pamphlets to members urging measure. support and donations to Odham. The AFL-CIO pamphlet said that while the federation rea­ lized that Odham "is not all labor seeks as a candidate, An early Easter dance at an his platform ia certainly one area Juke Joint led to the that organized labor must ac­ shooting of a man and the tively support." Labor M ails Out Odham Pamphlets Husband Shot; Wife Arrested CITY OF SANFORD water pumpintf station building on Highway 17-92 south was smashed Saturday when a car left the road and entered the median. City attaches were checking damnge estimate this morning. City Manager W. E. Knowles said workmen had just completed repairs to a second station 300 yards south damaged in the same manner three months ago. Trooper Tommy Tomlinson identified Saturday’s motorist as a Mr. Burke o f Orlaatlo. (Herald Photo) ■*+>i”l W te SANFORD, FLORIDA Spring Cold Dips Into Florida I V MON., MARCH 30, 1964 arrest of his wife on a charge of aggravated assault. Wounded in the lower left chest and pronounced in fair condition at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital ia Sylveater Hughes. His wife, Dorothy, is being held in the county Jail. Both are in their 20’a, ac­ cording to dty utiae, Publisher Saved MIAMI (U PI)—Miami Her­ ald President James L. Knight and hia wife and daughter were rescued by anoflier yacht Sunday altar Knight’s 60-foot yacht Jimlana sank In the Bahamas, DOCTORS’ DAY wns being observed in the Sanford nren todny ns spe* cinl tribute to members of tbo medical profession. The specinl dny wnft proclaimed Friday by Mayor A. L. Wilson. Shown with him ns they check the proclamation are Mrs. R. M. Roscmond, left, and Mrs. E. L. Lindsey. Aron doctors wore red flowers while oilier floral displays were placed on hospital trays, in the hospital lobby, drug stores nnd churches, in chargo of the local observance were mcmlicra of tho Women’s Medical Auxiliary, of which Mrs. Lindsey is cbnirmnn. mwA... Homestead Tax Exemption Rush Now Under Way 16 Killed MIAMI (UPIv — E aitcr weekend accidenti on Flor­ ida hlghwayi left at leaat IS dead, the highway partol aald today. Admiral Dies FALLS CHURCH, Va. (U r i) —Vice Adm. John M. Hoskins, BS, who led U. S. 7th Fleet units in preparation for the first naval strike of the Ko­ rean War, died suddenly at his home Friday night. Religious War SEN. SCOTT KELLY Kader Appointed Kelly Manager NEW DELHI (U PI)—Indian official# laid Sunday that two weeks o( Hindu-Moslem relig­ ious warfare has cost nearly Appointment o f John Kader 300 lives in eastern India. Un­ as Seminole County cempalgn official estimates put the toil chalrmnn wee announced to­ much higher. dny by Sen. Scott Kelly In his drive for the Democratic nom­ ination for governor, TOKYO (U PI)—Communist Kmlrr said that Scnntor China launched a scathing Kelly will etump Seminole attack today on Soviet l’rc County Wednesday, appearing mier Nikita Khrushchev, call at 12:46 p. m. at Seminoln ing on tha Soviet Communist Plusn, 1:30 at Lake Mnry, party to throw him on "the 2:30 at First Street and Magrubbish heap of history." tiuliit Avenue in Sanford, Inter going to hie local headquarters in the Valdes Hotel, 4 p. m. at MANILA (UPI) — Search Oviedo and 4:20 at Goldenrod. teams today reached Die Senator Kelly, a former wreckage of a U. S. Marino mayor of I-akrlaml and a re­ helicopter in a mountain area cipient o f the Florida Jayrcrs north of Manila and reported Award in 10(11, aaid, "F or that all 10 Americana aboard many years, John Kader and I were killed in the crash. have been friends. Because o f lile inteiest In government, he enjoys n reputation a* one o f NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) tho lending citizens o f Semin­ A United Nations peace force ole County." soldier opened fire on Cyprus Kader eald, "Few Floridians for the first time today, fir­ have been nominated aa on* o f ing in sclf-dcfcnso during a the ’Ten Outstanding Young pre-dawn gun battle In Ni­ Men of America,* but 8cott cosia between Greek and was In 1001. I am convinced Turkish Cypriots. that Scott Kelly, when elected governor, will bring bark com­ mon honesty in government. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Ho hns done ao as senator, (U PI)—Ethiopian and Somali particularly ns it relates to troopi battled at four disput­ Florldn’e road program. ed bonier points today while "Scnntor Kelly la a small political negotiators were an­ town hoy who tiinde good. He nouncing agreement on a understands the p r o b l e m s cease-fire and a Joint military which beset most o f us. Ho is withdrawal. a limn with two steady feet on tha ground anil yet big enough to have hia head In the rlouds. MADISON, WIs. (UPI) Ha possesses the rapacity to Alabama Gov. George Wal­ lead us through theso most lace returned to Wisconsin to­ Important yeur* of growth. I day for a final week of cam­ recommend him most highly paigning against mounting to my fellow citizens." opposition in the Wisconsin Democratic presidential pri­ mary election. Chinese Blast K All Die In Crash Fire In Defense Troops Clash Wallace Returns Ancient Craft LA ROCHELLE. F r a n c e (U P I)—Jean de Kat. 23, eald today he will sail the Atlantic In a 60-year-old bout starting April 1 with only one compan­ ion—his pet parrot. ONLY 5 Sanford Pastor Gels Fellowship The Rev. Grover Sr well, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, has been elected to a Columbia Fellowship by Cotumbls Theo. logical Seminary In Docatur, Ga. Thu fellowship enables liltn to participate in a continuing education program which started today and continues through April 10. In the program, the pastor meets with faculty members who acquaint him with recent development* In different areas of theological thought and it also allows time ami resources for serious Inde­ pendent study In areas choy en by the pastor. The study nisy bo continu­ ed after Uie minister returns to his field by the Seminary providing books through a mail-loan service. I Elect Seek Crash Cause NAPLES, Italy (UPI) Government investigetore climbed the lava rocki of Mt. Vesuvius today to seek the cause of Saturday’s crash of an Alitalia airliner In which ail 45 persons aboard includ­ ing eight Americans, wero killed. Clerks at tho tax assessor’s office were busy this morning signing cligitdo persons for homestead exemption. Two days remain for filing. With the deadline at hand, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tux assessor for Seminole County, Issued a reminder for eligible persona to visit her offices quickly. "Wednesday, April 1, Is tha last day to apply for home­ stead exemption In 10(14," Mrs, Walker aald, adding, " I f 70s have not applied yet, do ao immediately, " I f yours Is a renewal appli­ cation, you may sign the form amt you and mall it into our office Be sure tha postmark la not later than April 1. "A ny uppllcntlon postmark* ed after Uiut date cannot Im honored for exemption for 10(14. If you are making ft new application, bring your deed Into the office nnd we will as­ sist you In filing for thu homestead exemption a n d making tha necessary tux re­ turns." K E N N E T H \V. McI n t o s h Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney • s e r v ic e • • President Nursing Advisory Council • Adilsor Seminole Timing Association • Past Pres. "Little Itrd School House" • Past Pres. County Crippled Children’s Association • Past Pres. County Juvenile Counril • Past Pres. Pinrcrrst PTA • EXPERIENCE • • Graduate Stetson University • Graduate Stetson College of Law • Former Trial Ally., Fla. Itoad Dept. • Practicing la County Since 1936 • Municipal Judge, City Of Sanford, Florida • .Member American. Florida and Seminole County Bar Asana. May 6 Democratic Primary FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY K E N N E T H W . M clN T O SH 0 Days to Register For the Primaries Your Support Will Be Sincerely Apprecioted (Pa. rol. Adv). �Alaska Begins Vast Job Of Rebuilding Quake Torn Areas Aleutians Hit Sunday Night A N C H O R A G E , Alaska (U PI) — Pioneer • spirited Alaakans, Ignoring still another massive earthquake, to­ day began rebuilding whole towns and parts of shattered Forest City Association To Meet Dy Maryann Mllea Tha April meeting o f the Forest, city Community As­ sociation will be held at 7:80 p.m. next Monday at the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Seminole Plasn at Cassel­ berry. Rev. Kenneth A. Wright of Rear L a k e , Stewardship Counselor for the Florida Conference o f Seventh-day Adventist, w i l l be guest speaker. His talk, which Is planned In conjunction with tha association's c u r r e n t building fund drive for a new community center, will be en­ titled "Pay as You Go or Don’t G o!" Dr. Wright Is a former principal of Forest Lake Academy and la wellknown in the area. The association has extend­ ed an especial Invitation to next week’s meeting to mem­ bers of the Forest City Mer­ chants Association and to residents c f near Lake, West Lake Ilrantley, Weatherafleld, Briarwood, and Altamonta Springs. Sen. Humphrey To Get Award MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, DMinn., has been selected as the first recipient o f the Luth­ eran Brotherhood distinguish­ ed service award, it waa an­ nounced today. Ho will receive the award •t a luncheon April • during ■ Lutheran Brotherhood reg­ ional conference In Hollywood Beach, Fla. Humphrey Is being honored for "distinguished service as a Christian eititaa." Tha sccompanylng citation draws at­ tention to his "leadership in intcrnstlona! relations, edu­ cation, health, agriculture and civil rights.” Ha la a member of tha Lutheran Brotherhood. Legal Notice Sm t h w o i n c u r r c o u r t o r tub m a n s ju d ic ia l c ir . cu it o r tu b statr o r TLORDA IM AND r o R k iii .k con m r BBSS!- c ii« N r r .R r s o . is.su CITIXKNH NATIONAL BANK o r ST. I'R T E Ils n u n a . » Na­ tional Banking Association, P lain tiff, Vs. PKLTON NEEBMtTIt, at I I . tie., t l ala, TtafanSaata NOTICE o r BIIIT T U B iT A T B n r rL O B ID A l TUI PKLTON NEESMtTII and DIANNE NKE8MITH, and HOWARD BERRY and KVA R. nrnRT. and IIENRT M IIOKPMAN You a rt ta.r.tijr notlflad that • Mult hat hern filed esalnel you and each nf you. by CITIEKNS NATIONAL HANK OT BT. PKTKRHItunr>, a Nation­ al Ranking Aetnelatlnn, Plain­ tiff In tha above antllled •out*: and that you art heraby raqulrad to flla your An ­ sw er with tha Clark o f this Cmirt, and to aarva a ropy S l u i m f upon tha Plaintiff or Plalnllf f‘ a Attornry, w h o a # nania and addreM let ALBERT C WKRLT, Attorney at Law tell Crtitral Avanur, at I'tttrahurg, Klorlda, not later than April “ III. 1SSS. If you fait to do *o, Dctrre Pro Confeiao will ba enterad asalnat you for tha rrllaf damandad In tba Complaint. Tha nature o f tald cult heIns for forarloaura nf mortgaua rn-unlril In Official It.eonla llook SIS, paga Sif, pub]ln Itriorda of Hainlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, covering: Lot ISC. OAKLAND HILIJI. accord ing to plat thereof, racnrdrd In Plat llook IS. p a g e i |] fc If, Public lielo r d s nf Urmlnols County, Florida; to u r lh s r with tha following deicrlbed Ittins o f propsrty w hich ats localsd In and parnianrritly Inatallad as a part o f tha liuprovanirnta on said land: Jarkann tlaa Hot Watar llra la r, Modal CSSS, Har­ tal Nn. satsi WITNEHH my hand and tha aaal ■■( thla Court, at Hanford. Hainlnola Counly. Florida, thla Sth day nt Slarch, A. I>. ISIS. CCOD SIT HKAI.I Arthur II. U«rhwith, Jr., t'lark nt lira Circuit Court Hyt Martha T. Vllilcn Deputy Clark A I.U E I tr C. WKHLT, Ait orna y at Law, SSII ('antral Avtaua HI. rrlr ra hurg , Florida Danllah Mur, », IS, SJ. J4. ISSI COri IS cities, searched for more vietimes of Friday's quake and burled the dead. Rescue units and medical teams fanned out through the 900-mlle coastal arc ripped by more than 10 times the force of an atomic bomb to minis­ ter to the Injured and prevent ‘typhoid epidemics. Food kitcbens fed the homeless snd even bowling alleys were turned Into hotels to shelter them from the 18-degree cold. At least 63 persons were known dead, with the possi­ bility that scores of Aleutian natives may have been killed. Federal authorities after an aerial survey and on-thescent ehecka said the total o f known dead and missing numbered 88. Another 10 persons were dead and IS missing In Cres­ cent City, Csllf., battered by four Udsl waves from the quake on Good Friday. Three children were missing, one dead, from one family which was swept from a beach at Depot Bay, Ora. Damage estimates in Alas­ ka ranged from fsoo million by Edward McDermott, di­ rector of President Johnson's Office of Emergency Plan­ ning, to more than $830 mil­ lion by state authorities. Planes airlifted SO Scabees from Point Mugu, Calif., to Kodiak to assist In relief operations at the stricken city, joining 102 flown to the area Sunday with two mobile generators to provide emer­ gency power to the Kodiak na­ val station. Officials said ft would be weeki, possibly months, be­ fore the full number of cas­ ualties was known and the damages completely deter­ mined. Tha quake caused "a tre­ mendous economic im p a ct. . . many will never recover,” tald state Commerce Com­ missioner Abe Romlck. The towns of Kodiak and Seward appeared to have been Svorst hit by the rolling, wrenching upheaval. A fresh quake Sunday night struck near sparsely settled Unimak Island at the extreme southwest o f the remote and foggy Aleutian Islandi. It registered at almost 7 on the Richter quake seale—compar­ ed with 8 8 on the scale for tha Friday tremor. Officials said they doubted any new danger from tidal wavaa. Technically, a u c h waves are selamlc, not caus­ ed by tides, despite the com­ monly accepted description of them. Hundreds of ton* of goods, supplies, tools, electrics! gen­ erators and medical supplies, including water purification tablets, were being shuttled Into Elmendorf Air Force Rase at battered Anchorage. Casualties I n c l u d e d SI known dead at Valdes, II at Kodiak, 18 In Anchorage, eight In Seward and one at Whittier. / Legal Notice NOTICE FUR PROCKKIIINUB F o i l TH E ( l.naiNtl OF IIII.WI TO WHOM IT XIAY CONCERN: TQU W IL L T A K E NOTICE that tha Roirit o f County Comml.iloner*. at 1e:oa o'clock A. M. on tha n t h 4a y at April. A. D. seal, at tba Coun Or Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, will consldsr and daIsrnilna whsthsr or nol ths County Will d o s s , vaoata, rsnnunro and disclaim any right nf tha Counlr and tha public In and to tha land delineated upon any map or plat record *d In aemlnolo County, Klor Ida, which said alreet, or road or highway la more particul­ arly drecrlbed at follows: A 11 foot strip o f lend on either side o f Iht follow Ing described center liar, beginning at e point In tha renter lines o f Reed Avanue end IfarrU.m Hired. Washington llflg hta as recorded In Flat Hook S, Fags IT, public reonrda of Hentlnolo County, Florida, said point being SOS.It feet West o f the NK corner of HBH of S W U , Hoctlon 11. Tuwnehlp 11 Houth, Range It East, run Houth ST dagrate, 41 minutes. East t i l l more or lees to Hast boundary o f said BKU. said point being SSI feet North o f the Houth nna riuerter poet o f said l e c ­ tion II, Tuwnehlp 11 Houth, Range It Hast, gemlnola Counly, Florida, lo be us. ed for road purposes only. PKRIOKI INTERESTED MAT AFFEAR AND RE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE AROVE SPECIFIED. (HEAL) llyi Arthur II. Reihwllh, Jr. Carroll Rurko Attorney el Law P, o . Drawar B Hanford, Florida Attorney (or Petitioner Fubll-h Mart k IV, !*S! CDH-H Vita •lafnrb f rralb Page 2— March 30, 1964 THANKS, AND ADIEU were expressed to Miss Lucy Nowlin at the Cof­ fee Club meeting in tho Chamber o f Commerce’s USO Lounge this past week. Tho feelings were given by Charles Morrison of the Chamber at the Ladies Day event staged by the Chnmt>cr'fl Coffee Club. Mlsa Nowlin has been home service representative for Florida Power & Light Company In this area and is leaving to take over the directorship of home services throughout the state. Her new ‘home” office will be Miami. 5-H'er Wins February Trophy Mixed Boms Crowd Hears Billy BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Negroes and whites sat to* gather under the watchful eyes of 300 policemen to hear evangelist Billy Graham de­ liver an Easter sermon to the largest integrated gathering in Alabama history. Graham, addressing an es­ timated 33,000 in Legion Field, a football stadium, call­ ed It ” a great historic o c ­ casion In Birmingham; a mo­ ment we’ll never forget.” There waa no racial trouble and kfayor Albert Boutwell said the one-day “ crusade" gave the city " a chines to show Ita good side.” Negro and white leaden aald thpy considered the mix­ ed meeting a significant step toward Improving race rela­ tions in this Desp South Indus­ trial city, although attendance fell far below the expected 30,000. More than half the audience waa Negro. Tha evangelist took for his text the death of Christ and Its meaning. Ha called for all who would to accept Christ. The thousands who responded covered nearly one-half the football field when they gath­ ered in front of the speaker's stsnd in the end xone. In his prepared text, Gra­ ham mentioned Birmingham's history of racial discord ssvcral times. But he omitted those portions In his actual sermon. By Mrs. n. L. Johnson Twelve members of the Seminole County S-H Club at­ tended the recent horse show In Apopka during which Re­ becca Giles was awarded the high point "Trophy for Feb­ ruary." Rebecca also won first place in pickup, first In flag rare, third In sock race, sixth in jumping and sixth in relay. WESLEY PLACE, Sominolo County deputy Lucia Wallace won accond in junior musical tires; I-lnda sheriff, was graduated Friday after completing Graveside funeral services Ball took second In senior a highly specialized course jn crime scene search clovcrlcaf and Van Stuart was for Richard E. Beebe, who techniques ut Florida Law Enforcement Acade­ fourth in pole bending. Tom­ died Saturday at bis home in my, Talluhussee. Pictured from tho left: Frank my Austin took two ribbons, Lake Mary, were held at 10 Ficucci and llobert Schwalm, Volusia County de­ third in sock and sixth In re­ a. m. today at Greenwood puties; Place and Berwin Williams, instructor. Cemetery In Orlando with lay. Others attending with the lo­ Rev. Luclen Scott officiating. Mr. Beebe had lived In cal group Included the Jack Morrisons, Rudy Sloans, A1 Lake Mary for the past nine Wallaces, Cliff Taylors. Billy years after coming there from Orlsndo where he had been a MARCH 87 Ard, Bessie Halglcr, Mark Balls, Jtmes Giles, Mrs. Troy resident for 40 years. He was Stusrt, Mrs. Edith Wies, Mrs. Admlailoae Noyes, Curtis Hall, Sr., Bruce a member of tha Lake Mary Sharon, Riggins, Patricia Let, Owen Shannon, Dale Austin ’ Jim Phillips and ion, F. D. (L o r o m -u n lh y Presbyterian > iS c o U g tA r An4 Sparks* and Kenneth Lee, Howard Lee, Church. Pamela S. Galloway, Anna H. Tony Austin. Penny Lee, Dale Austin, Rich­ Survivors are bis wife, Mra. The next Apopka show will ard Vlning, Bruce Owen Shan­ Beverly, Thurman Smith, all Bessie V. Round Beebe; he held on April 28 starting at non, Pamela 8. Galloway, of Banford; Billy Joe Herdaughter, Mrs. D o r o t h y 7 p.m. Orva Mathpi, Catherine Har­ buck, Laka Monroe; Elaine Knight of Orlando; step­ ris, Dsniel R eig in , Linda Davla, DcLand; Jimmy L. daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth C. Perkins, E l d a r Mathews, Stuckey, Elmer B. Shivers, Smsthers of Lake Mary; Ksthryn B r a u • r , Margaret Osteen; Jerrllyn Clendenln, grandson, Glsnn Harris; sis­ Bolts, all o f Sanford; James Annette L. Hicks, Longwood; ters, Mrs. Sara Orr of Sagi­ Lake, Laka Monroe; Jimmy Uelva Lynn Bush, Oviedo naw, Mich, and Mrs. Mary L. Stuckey, Marshall W. Timmons of Midland, Mich. MAHCH 21 tangM'in, Osteen; Ethel GuyGramkow Funeral Horns in Admissions clt, Geneva Hobble Lee White, Barbara Charles Alexander Hollman, chargo of arrangements. Births Williams, Nancy 8. Yeager, 02, of 270 Plata Oval, Cassel­ Mr. and Mra. Joseph Higgins, Sandra Topfcr, Alberta Web­ berry, died Friday All-Stars On T V bsby girl, Mr. and Mra. Ro- ber, Lewis Tata, all of San­ Born In Chicago, he moved LEXINGTON, Ky. (U PI) bert Brausr, baby boy, all o( ford; Henry Ulrich Constan­ to Casselberry nine months The East-West College AllSanford tine Zambettl, Dellary; Syl­ ago from Chicago where he Star basketball game at Mem­ Discharges vester Hughes, M i d w a y ; was vice president of the orial Coliseum Saturday after­ Lucille Anderson, Edns Dun­ George Talmage, O r a n g e Mans Corporation. noon will be televised nation­ ham, Rlchsrd A. Thomas, City; Hubert Howe, Winter He Is survived by his wife, ally by Sporta Network, Inc. Mary O'Connell, Edna Cun- Tark Mrs Louise Bollman of Cas­ to 106 stations. The game la diff, Debra J. Rlea, Cindy selberry; a daughter, Mrs. sponsored by the National Births Carroll, Cindy Slayton, Deb­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Yea- Mary Jane Fillcbrown of Wau- Association of College Basket­ wautosa, WIs.; a brother, ball Coaches. orah Walter, all of Sanford; ger, baby boy, Sanford Dale Alexander, Laka Mary; Clyde Bollman of Chicago and Discharges Carpenter's Hall, Philadel­ T. Vastar Morton, DaBary Mra. Noma Lane and baby two grandchildren. MARCH 88 Niblick Funeral Homs of phia, Pa., waa tha first girl, Buth Livingston, Patricia Admissions the meeting place of the Contin­ Lea, Kenneth Lee, Howard Casselberry forwarded Theodora L. Johnson, Martha Lre, Pearl Long, Margart body to Chicago for services ental Congress on Sept. I, 1774. Stewart, Noma lan e, Betty Jones, Alberta Jones, all of and burial. Hicks, all of Sanford; Martin Sanford Tinsley, DeBary; Bubya H. Daniels, Leesburg; D a i s y Keitt, Lake Monroe Signs For Fight Births BOSTON (UPI) Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hicks, Moyer of Portland, Ore., for­ baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ mer world junior middleweight vin Lane, baby girl, all of champion, has signed to fight Sanford Joe Do Nurel of Newton, . - N E W LY - WEDS Discharged Mass, in a 10-rounder at the Flossie Wehb, Emma Mae Boston Arena April 13. A N D M A T H E R ’S F U R N IT U R E Richard E. Beebe Funeral Held Speaking under a tight se­ curity guard which Included the city's entire police force of more than 300 men, Gra­ ham asked, “ What causes hate, prejudice, lust, Immor­ ality, greed, deceit, fraud and war? FIRST CUT RIB "The Bible teaches that man has a moral duty,” Gra­ ham said. "Problem i are not social or lack of education. We are inflicted with heart trouble. Jesus said 'for out of the heart proceeds all these evil things.’ ” platform surrounded by flow, era. A 3,300-voice choir com­ posed of whites and Negroes from 700 churches provided the songs. Some 1,000 ushers, both white and Negro and equipped with walkie-talkie radios, di­ Graham spoke from a large rected the seating. PORK CHOPS LB. GEORGIA PEACH SLICED BREAKFAST B A C O N _ _ _ _ 39c lb. FRESH 100% PURE GROUND B E E F . . . . 2 9 cb SWIFT’S TRU-TENDR STEAK • Full Cut Bonelesa Round C • Sirloin LB. Hospital Notes C. A. Bolfman Dies At 62 Im b M m 'O d M Mmq Ctotoi PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT Caaaelberry Plain C i—al berry 838-7681 M aine Oil Sardines . Each . Limit 1 With IS Order Northern Toilet Tissue Sunlite Tomatoes, 1 lb. can . FoodKing Catsup, 12 o x . btl. . Bowman Apple Sauce, 1 lb. can Thrifty Bleach, qt. btl. . Shurfine M ilk, tall cans . . Everfresh Bread, Family Loaf If I PLANTATION MEAL or G R IT S ....... 25c DAIRY SPECIALS BLUE SEAL SOLID OLEO 1 LB. Limit 8 With Order SHURFRE8H U n it 8 With Order BISCUITS FRESH U. S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 5 PRODUCE m POTATOES | 0 the moat U. 8. NO. 1 YELLOW important ONIONS your Limit t With fS Order LARGE HAG Consider (his •top of Each h on eym oon EVENINGS ss m 322-364B FLAT CAN OPEN FRIDAY MUOHS om T /7 Sanford Showbqat Pork & Beans trip! Buy one get one 209 W. First Street NO. 363 RANH BANANAS Complete 3 - ROOM RIDWOOD STAIN GROUPS as low as BABY TERMS • SSSMAMSMT.SSCAT. SUMTAMT ITAIM • IBUIUMT WOM rtnuvATtvi % MtL88lktlM8 • MTSMSA OS nit- M ATHER of Sanford banford'a Only Air-Conditioned Furniture 8 torn • 4 * 8 SadOAL. F R E E 203-09 E. 1st S t F A 2-0983 Prices Good Thru Wed. Quantity R ifh ls Reserved 2 Convenient Location* 4th. Bt. * Sanford Ave_____1100 W. 13th. St. I �A IX . \ 11 5-H Riding Club Counselor Is Commnded At Meeting Village Firemen Begin Regular Training By Rorl* Dean TV* first fire achool train­ ing session for members o f J the North Orlando Volunteer Fire Department was conduct­ ed last Wednesday by Chief Bill Hahn. This training is divided into 11 phases, one phase to be covered at each meeting to be held on the fourth Wednesday of the month. I.nst week’s session cover­ ed “ How to Size up a Fire,” Hahn pointed out that suc­ cess in handling and control­ ling a fire depends upon how well the firemen size up the SUPERINTENDENT Sid RiChnrd Jr., (right) nhowa o ff some o f the situation before they start to modem equipment at the now sewnge treatment plant to Bill Adams of extinguish the flames. the Eustis plant, Friday night when visiting water and sewage operators At the next session, April 22, 1st. Lt. Jack O'Donnell inspected the new facility following a district meeting o f the W. & o f the Civil Air Patrol will S. 0 . W. A held at the Civic Center. (Herald Photo) talk to firemen on how the CAP and fire department can work together if a plane should crash in the area. Other phase* o f the train­ ing to be covered include for­ The Johnsons went to the Langford, of Comfort. Tex., JOHNSON CITY. T e x . cible entry, rescue, handling (UPI) — President Johnson tiny, century-old St. Barna­ uttered the prayer for Alas­ ladders, handling and using spent a ranchman's holiday bas Episcopal Mission Church kans "who are in the midst of hose, ventilating, handling Sunday, breezing through the for the 9 a.m. Easier Day ser­ trial, tribulation and griev­ o f ropes, salvaging, overhaul­ wide-open spaces, but also vice. where the Rev. J. W. ing." ing, fire extinguishers and prayed for victims of the first aid. death-dealing earthquake in Eleven members of the de­ Alaska and watched with con­ partment are taking the cern the condition of Gen. training. Drill sessions for Douglas MacArthur. the group are held on the The President was in an second Wednesday of each By . WOODBOW CASH easy-going, expansive mood month. this weekend as he whizzed Before ymj nut those winter along through the countryside woolens away, take them down to surrounding his 7S acres in his DOWNTOWN CLEANERS w h e r e white Lincoln Continental. I' they'll he thoroughly mothproefed 1 nlong with the best drycleaning ser­ He was expected to return vice in town. And, there's no extra to Washington Tuesday or charge for the mothproofing at Wednesday. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS. It's part Johnson had been receiving ■. of tha professional, thorough way || they prepare your out-cf.*rn«on garreports on the Alaska situa­ Dy Donna Eslea I ments for storage. DOWNTOWN County Agent Cecil Tucker tion from his representative I, CLEANERS take* pride in accing there. Director Edward A. will preset t a plants and diJ that every blunkvt and winter gar­ •easea clinic at the regular McDermott of the Office of ment is returned to you soft . . . fresh and sweet-smelling as new . . . and safe against meeting o f the Longwood Emergency Planning (OEP). moths, too. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS believes that’s Home Demonatration Club the only meticulous way to atore woolens away. With acheduled for Thursday at 10 their advanced Sanltone Dryvleaning process DOWN­ a.m. at the Civic League TOWN CLEANERS gets every garment or blanket Building on Church Street. fresh, clean and color-bright. DOWNTOWN CLEAN­ ERS uses special Soft-Set fahrie finishes that restore Working with Tucker to Special ACL train to the that luxuriously soft look and feel to woolens. So you conduct the clinic will be Black Hills Passion Play in can proudly store them away in a like-new condition Krnest Lundberg, aaiistant Lake Wales amphitheater will . . . all ready for immediate use when ycu want them county agent. A question and leave Sanford at 4 p. m. next season. And with DOWNTOWN CLEANERS* e f­ fective mothproofing treatment, you won’t have • answer period will follow the Thursday. worry all winter about moths. So, before you store 'em, program which is entitled The orignal Black Hills (S. he sure to take those out-of-seasen things to DOWN­ “ Tell Me Doctor." Plants may D.) cast features Josef Meier, TOWN CLEANERS where you gel the beet drydraning be brought to the meeting for famed ia tow a. Gall Chrislus portrayer. inspection. Curtain time will be 7:30 p.m. The nominating committee, The train will arrive in DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS Mis. Frank Steudie, chair­ Sanford on the return trip at US 8. PALMETTO AYE PHONE 322 5292 man, Mrs. W. J. Krohna and 12:20 a. m. Friday. Mrs. Arthur Putman, will report their recommendations and new officers will b« sleeted. Mrs. Felix Mege, president, will conduct tha meeting and committee reports will be heard from committee chair­ men. Serving osi Mm refreshment committee for the meeting are Mrs. Ralph Newcomer and mem b ra from Fens Park SHE AKER’S CLOCK & WATCH REPAIR tty Mrs. H. t.. Johnson I working on plans fo r a visit to jto the Giles home where they i Day. The new club grounds PICK-UP ft DELIVERY Wesley Giles, counselor for an Ocala Stud Farm in the practiced jumps and Mrs. are being cleared and 111'r Elm. Sanford the Seminole County 5-H Rid- near future for members of G„ c i §erved y e f^ m e m * . 322-32.11 nearing completion. Ing Club, was commended for |the riding group and for, . the his fino work with the group county 4-H Club boys and! Lu<M* won honor» during presentation of a two- girls. i l matilla Horse S h o w o n For yearcounselor lapel pin at n{ Janice Foy, president of the March 1, taking first in clover Property recent meeting o f the club club, presided at the meeting leaf and fourth in pole bendheld in the Florida State Ein- for which Rebecca Giles gave ing. ploynu-nt Office. the devotions. Rebecca also j Von Stuart reported on M a k i n g the presentation presented a report on the |Frontier Day in Orange City and was Krnest Lundberg, assist­ February horse show at which when ho won third in clover ant county agricultural agent. she and Jay Morrison won rib- leaf and polo bending and secLundberg urged members of botis. 'ond in run-ride-lrad. Steve the club to work on their rec­ I.uica Wallace told of an af- Rrninnrd won high point Casualty ord books and stressed the im­ ternoon ride on March t when |trophy. 114 NORTH PARK FA 2*0331 portance o f these records. He members met at Hall Stables, j A report was given by the also announced that he is rode to a Inke, then returned Icommittee for County Events #V * * CARRAWAY McKIBBIN F. Johnson Spends Ranchman's Easter Holiday -?i mbB QUANTITY RIGHTS RCSCRVIO PRICtS GOOO THRU APRIL 1ST "LET’S TALK DRY CLEANING" Club To Have Plant Clinic Passion Play Train Schedule L O T T A P P L IA N C E PRESEN TS 156,800 Given Medical Help N jot's* emd. ter th* eewest shorn, the best • p'seas te set a aaekead retort, tour church ar srnageesa. pUcse te thep w perhaps a ha* spertmeot . . . mad the T h e Sanford Herald Phyllis BugensUin 322-4254 Lake Mary Nom Norris TE 8-1514 8. S*mlnoU a m PV-Wd iiU i i i i i ij m 51 Extra Tm Vi Ih SUm s W IT H i m COUPON A N D PUKOiASC OP t PM l, ra oim TASTE Oaf t A Haddock Dinners 71 •DIXII AT M ORTON FROZEN . . CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY, SALISBURY. H A M , M EAT LOAF Dinners.. 2 -79' Grape Juice 3 ASTOR FROZEN . . 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S C Palactto Ave. 4 31-4 SU 1 - r �One Day At A Time C i Worry Clinic Tomorrow’s sun will riss, either in splendor or behind a mask o f clouos - but it will rise. Until it does, we have no stake in Tomor­ row. for it is as yet unborn. Tills leaves only one day • TO­ DAY. Any man can fight the battles o f just one day. It is only when wc add the burdens of those two awftd eternities - Yesterday and Tomor­ row that we break down. It is not the Experience o f Today that drives men mad - it is remorse or bitterness for something which happened Yesterdny and the dread o f what Tomorrow may bring. Let us, therefore, live but one day at a time. —- AA. There ore two days In every week about which we should not worry, two days which should be kept free from fear and apprehension. One o f these days is YESTER­ D AY with its mistakes and cares, its faults and blunders, its aches and Ins. Yesterday has passed forever iyond our control. All the money in the world cannot bring back Yesterday. We cannot un­ do a single act we performed; we cannot erase a single word we aaid. Yesterday is gone. The other day we should not wor­ ry about is TOMORROW with its issiblo adversaries, its burdens, its rge promise and poor performance. •c Dr. Crane’s 'You Suppose It'll Break Any Altitude Records?' fa ll Is gatag through aaa la Sho Ufa af a wwaua, hat II la a * tha ■laagiaaal 8a itody this case carefally mad alt you husband* caa profit by tending for the tex booklet below. Wives often complain a# "chafelag" but this la often a sym­ bolic sexual symptom. 'Higher’ Education for the Department of Thysics — $180,000. — A supersonic wind tunnel for the Engineering Center — $20,000; auxiliary equipment— $7,000. — An analog computer and assoclated equipment — $50,000. — A cup-size platinum crucible for the School o f Ceramics — $500. Nor is this “ knowledge Inflation” confined to the science schools. All other departments offer similar, if less spectacular, examples. Simple growth o f the student body, staff and physical plant is no negligible factor, either. The university has had to expand its telephone switchboard to a capac­ ity rivaling that o f many nearby communities, and set up a Depart­ ment of Parking nnd Transportation and a 24-hour-a-day radio car patrol on the campus. This is what is known as higher — and higher— education. The high cost o f education is no news to parents with a son or daughter in college, or planning to go to college. Contrary to what they might think, however, this involves more than just generally rising prices for goods and services. To on increas­ ing extent, It is a reflection o f a fundamental change in our society — the demand for quality and com. plexity, both in tools and in knowl­ edge. Rutgers University, for example, notes a surge in its operating costs from $11.5 million in 1053 to near­ ly $23 million in 1063 and gives a few reasons why. A list o f recently installed equipment includes: — An electron microscope for the Coliego o f Engineering — $35,000. — A nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer for the School o f Chemistry— $27,000. — A bubble chamber computer Court Upholds Press n> • i * « * bel laws, to silence the press. In ma­ ny instances these have been uimed at newspapers and other media which have dared to ehampion unjHipulnr causes. in the Alabama case, Justice IJlnck said: “ Tiie half-million dollar ver­ dict does give dramatic proof . . . that state libel laws threaten the very existence o f an American press virilo enough to publish unpopular views on public affairs and bold enough to criticizo the conduct of public officials." Till* decision leaves the press f i v e to carry out its responsibilities und curry them out it should. It s|>ells out the duties o f the press, in fuct, to inform the people and to promote full discussion o f public af­ fairs and public officials. Again quoting Justice Itlack’s concurring opinion: " . . . I doubt thul a coun­ try can live in freedom where its people can be made to Buffer physl.............................. , for * criticl ‘ illy criticizing colly or financially overnmcnl, its actions or its their goverm 'officials." — The Atlanta (Ga.) Con stltution The U. S. Supreme Court again has reaffirmed the right o f the press to criticize the actions o f public o f­ ficials. In another historic decision, growing out of a $500,000 verdict agninst tho New York Times by n circuit court in Montgomery County, Ala., the court ruled unanimously thnt a public official cannot recover libel damages for criticism o f his actions unless he proves thnt tho statement was made with deliberate malice. In defining malice, the court said it ran be established only if the one making a defamatpry statement knows in advance that it is false or if it la mado “ with reckless disre­ gard o f whether it was false or n o t/' This includes political advertising. Three memliers o f the court propos­ ed to go even further by hnving tho court upheld a doctrine o f uncondi­ tioned and absolute freedom of the press to criticize official conduct. In upholding in strongest terms t h e free speech and free press clauses of the First Amendment, the ruling preserves fundamental rights o f tho press nnd the people. These rights involve survival o f freedom itself. No free system can last with­ out full access to the news and the right to comment on it by the press and by the people. The rights of free speech and free press have been under constant at­ tack since the foundation o f this republic. In recent years we have wit­ nessed a rush o f harassments and intimidations, mainly under state li- Thought For Today A dispute also arose among them, which o f them was to lie regarded as the greatest.— Luke 22:24. • • • That man Is great, and he alone, Who servee a greatness not his own, For neither praise nor self: Content to know and be unknown: Whole in himMlL—Owen Meredith. Herald Area Correspondents Geneva Altamonte Sprint* Mr*. Jull* Bartea Mra. Jaa. K. Matklrsi 838-1119 340*4824 Bear Lakf-Forrat Clip Sir*. Maryann Mliea Lak* Mary Mr*. France* WaaUr 838-3878 322*0311 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry Lak* Maara* Mr*. H. L Johnaon 838*5046 132*4713 Oiutnota Mr*. Joan Magls I .nutwood Mr*. Bonn* Rata* 305*3742 838*3317 land kaa vatoad a aiaaauraT A—No British monarch ha* u»«d this power alnca 1707. Q—Theoretically, what it tha temparatara af absolute ■•rot A—43S.T dagraaa below ae­ Norik Ortanda DrBarjr ro Fahrenheit, approximately. Mra. Ilorl* lira* Mr*. Adam Mutter 322*1180 608 4410 Q—Did tha E d d y a t o n a Light, famad In aong and Oittra T)*Hona Mra. Clarrnra Snyder Kira. Mildred H in t ; •tory, actually axUtT 001*3031 322-4811 A —It wax aractad in 160S Enterprlaa Oriad* o ff Plymouth Harbor, Eng* Mia* Helen Snodgrass Mra. Gaorga Kalary land, by Henry Wlnatenley. 008*0033 303*1484 Flea y a rn later, ana af tha graataat storm* in England’s history swept away tha lighthouse, crew and WinaUnlay. Q—What traa ha* bud scabs that loak like flowarst A —Flowering dogwood. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., March 80, 1901 Q—When was tho Now Ycar’i Day Ro«« Bowl foot­ ball gam* Inaugurated T W 4 L T M a. OINI.OW CHITON AND n a i l l M I : * A—Jan. 1, 1002. t’ UANK VOLTOI.INN. t'Jre atelle a - I. m o r a l N a a a n a r GHp &mfurd ijmttfi I i Q—How long kaa it been •Inca tha Mvaralgn o f Eng* JULIAN I . STRXaTHON A t.ocla ta Kdltor r JH U VAN PKI.T M anaging e d ito r HAMMr I. JOIINBUN City E ditor JHUV WULLB C-unljr K dllvr D O W * W ILLIAM S Baalaly E ditor Dailaaap r i' i p ( T.t.,k - i r * ' u t mm f :;0 i Bruce ^ Biossat — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) — have written Oregon's Gov. Lika actors who Ignore bad Mark Hatfield, saying “ Lodge raTtawn, Ambassador Henry la our favorite son; please treat him well In Oregon.” Cabot Lodge'* top political Encamped in Oregon pre­ workmen are ihrugglng o ff sumably fer the duration are prcfoaalonal judgments that Paul Grlndle and David Goldthalr man can't win tha 1004 berg, the Boston boys who Lodge Republican presidential nomi­ masterminded the sweep In New Hump-hire. nation. Tlds time their candidate Tholr net hard aim la on Is on the ballot. But tha n ot­ tha May 15 Oregon primary, ion boys have to woo two and where Robert Mullen, chief n half time* a* ninny GOP o f lAxIge Washington head­ voters as In New Hump-hire. quarters, says “ we era going Tha cost cculd run to three for broke." They era already times the $25,000 they apont setting up shop there. In tha Granlta State. But that goal, with Its prise On tha ballot with Lodge o f IS convention delegates, era Sen. Barry Goldwater, la a long way o ff. In thd New York Hor. Nelson Rocke­ spacious interval, Lodge lead* feller, Richard Nixon, Gov. ora hop* to build tittle bon­ William Scranton o f Penn­ fire* o f Interest in many o f sylvania, and Sen, Margaret tha S3 stale* where they now Chase Smith o f Maine. L o d g e spokesmen argue claim some sort o f organisa­ that If they can whip this tion. Tha labor will not bo easy, crowd, then Goldwater and dssplta rekindled axeitamsnt Rockefeller will ba dancing a over Lodge after his whop­ meaningless minuet In the ping New Hampshire write- "key" California primary 17 in victory Siiys a Colorado days after Oregon. Sources In Oregon, freahly Republican leader! “ Out her* most people msy tapped by telephone Inter­ be Inclined to think that view, aay Goldwater still Henry Cabot I/odga la a akl resort." Tha Lodge people do not blink at auch comments. They report that even professionals ero writing I « d g t leaders now, opening communication* line*. Illinois, long marked down as “ Goldwator country,” Is ono state that has been heard from. With the expected signal from Sen. I.everott Slatonstall, Lodge’s own Massachu­ setts now will give him Ha 34 delegates and may add a bonus o f a plump write-in In tho otato'o primary April 28. Richard Treadway, Mataachusetta GOP national com­ mitteeman, !• reported to Barbs hold* a popular edge, though Rockefeller's early Jump in organisation haa not baen wiped out. Some word la heard that Nixon, allegedly concerned over hla fourth placa writa-ln showing In New Hampshire, mny allow a bigger try in Orrgon. A respected eaitam professional a a y a : “ Nixon can’t ba fourth In Oregon and keep alive.” Scranton'* latest move In that state I* putsllng politi­ cian* and obsorvera anaw. “ Is he, or isn't h e ?" they ask, Ha permitted hla name to stay on tha primary ballot Rut w h a n Pennsylvania's State Chairman Craig Truax put up the required $300 and supplied atate official* with Scranton material for a statemailed voters' pamphlet cov­ ering all candidate*, Scran­ ton disavowed Truax and pulled tha material out. Tha Lodge people missed tha deadline for pamphlet material. Rut tha Scranton pullout is the kind o f thing that gives them heart that in Oregon they can bring o ff an­ other New Hampshire. To The Editor T k e Ite rate w e lre m ra le t ­ ters fre m It s rra rirre e a p a h lie affa ire . T h e w r it e r w a p a s * a paa a a w e p re v is - a th a le t­ ter a le a earrle a tha wvtter*a t m e a a a ia a a J aSSreaa. L a tta ra a f le w a r th a a SS a w e ed . w ill he ( l i e s prefereaee. L e tte rs a t t r r m t t s a lh e ra a r a ae re p tah la p r a e M s S (h e r < • a s t Se a l la p e r s a a a llt ls s . T r e t r y la a s t p a h lls h s S b y T h a H aealA . Editor, Tha Herald t Am happy to sea that thara la to ba a study made about bringing tha Econ into Lake Jessup. This will cut down on pollution o f tha St. Johns whleh ia necessary if wa ara to continue to hare good fish­ ing. It ia Imparities thnt tha pallution, both from sewage and Industrial waste, ba aontrwtled. S. R. “ Jim" Crow* Nolle# la hereby given that all persona, Anns and corporations owning or having control, management, custody, supervision or ageney of PERSONAL PROPERTY in thin City which U subject to taxation must file return on or bofore April I, 1964, otherwise the Tax A Meaner will bo required to ansew auch property from Ihe beat information obtainable, and the bent* fils o f any exemption duo which are not claimed, cannot be allowed. Wldown and Disability Exemptions — Every widow, whoaa husband is dead, and dUnbind person who are entitled to the benefits o f the $500.00 valuation exemption, an provided by law, must make application for such exemption on or before April 1, 1964. Homestead Exemption—Resident homeowners must also file application with the County Tax Assessor at the Court House on or before April 1, 1964, in order to be allowed such exemption on City nnd County Taxes, ir u .ll aUcliaulea! • tlB IO W rriO N HATH* Bp Nall Malaalr t'eaatr All Otkw •Ml 1 Tiar 11M l 1 Taar MO I Mestha M l I Maatka 1.10 I Maatka M l 0 Maatka i M l I Maaik l.M I MaatN V . a. Paata I Regulation* prarida that aU wall sabaerlptloa* 8* palS la advene*. Waah Cherokee Indian longue still Is spoken by 50,000 Indlins in Oklahoma and North D v kola, according to the Ency. clopaedia Britannic*. • Burial Insurance Sold by Mail , . . You may be qualified for 91,000 life insuranre . . , tn rou will not burden your ovrd ones with funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 90. No medical examination neeestory. OLD LINE L E G A L RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE. . . . No agent will call on tou. Free information, no obllgaticn. 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It’s natural for a baby to •Uy up the night raising Cain, but why do they keep it up through thalr toons? For they fear that they have been stifled or choked off from youthful thrills and r » mantle excitement, due to a stodgy marriage and too ear­ ly to diapers, cooking and do­ mestic chorea. If you husbands want tn combat tills '29 panic most quickly, send for the booklet "Sex Problems in Marriage,” enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. Beware, for romantic star, vation in wives is usually due to inadequate sexual techni­ ques by the husband! A handy substitute far tha cumbersome X-ray machines used to photograph structural materials ara radioisotopes, whoa* powerful gamma rays penetrate steel hut require ao electricity. Important Notice To Ail City Of Sanford Properly Owners Baby (iris don't like to be kissed and fondlod until they trow up. CASE S-425: Lola D., aged 29, has baan married It years. “ Dr. Crane," her husband began, “ Lola has bean a very good wife and mother to our four children. “ But the last six months she has grown moody aod restless. "She says I never want to go out to movies or dances So I have learned recently that she hires a baby sitter In the afternoons and visits tavern*, aU by herself. “ ThU Is so different from her past background that I wonder if she U losing her mind! “ ! even caught bar parked with another man on a lov er1* lane I” When women reach the age of 29, they often grow reat less and inclined to be flirt* tioua. For tlte next birthday is Number 30, which seems ter­ rifying to many women. For they think that the de­ cade of the thirties will mean they are old and on he shelf. This la doubly frightening to a wife who married young, ae Lola did. baby arrived before aba was It. So she was washing diapers and cooking, cleaning house and fretting over other dom­ estic chores while the usual girl of 19 la In college or working In an office or fac­ tory, with free time for ro­ mance. Lola was ao preoccupied with her home duties that she didn't get Into the '29 panic until now. Meanwhile, three or her four children are all in gram­ mar school, ao she now has a little more time to think. “ I'm too young to be a sen­ ile old grandmother,” la the typical idea that flits across her mind. “ Resides, I married to young that I have been cheat­ ed out of much fun which other girla enjoy. “ Before I am too old for romantic thrills, I'd at least like to have a last fling at life.” That is the usual attitude of women at the age of 29. so I have designated It the typical '29 panic of females. Even unmarried spinsters of 29, such aa school teachers, nurses and private secreterie*. also entertain such thoughts, though maybe not as inlenaely a* tiie wife who married young. “ Doctor, I fee! aa if I am choking,'' is a common atatoment of auch young wives when they enter mental sani­ tarium*. And the “ choking'’ in the throat, of which they com­ next to your Letters By Hal Cockraa Aa Indiana mounted police* man turned down a promotion to the detective force. Ho was already riding high. NOV ONNNN Adrorilalaa llanngor MOV W A T T a m o r a l Advertising Managor N AIIBICTT N. JONNauN Claarltlrd Dlraetar JAKiN aHOKNANNN Uualnaaa Managar r'llRU barely 18 on plain, la often a symbolical Tor Lola v u ml tha moat daageraaa agea her wedding day and her first choking. H . N. Tamm, Jr. City Tax Aaeeseor City o f Sanford, Florida AN AUTOMATIC AiLCUCTWC DRTER ia a perfect mmpanlea far year electric washer. 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Studebaker nutomobiles are no longer "stubby" — they have been restyled from bumper to bumper for the 1964 model year with clean, distinctive, modern lines which have earned high praise from the experts o f the motoring press iroughout the world. This styling will continue to be identified with Studebaker odels in the future and we believe it will wear well with our owners— like the rest o f the Studebaker automobile. S Studebaker is a SAFE, SOLID automobile investment. It spells security for its passengers with more built-in safety factors than any other car on the North American market. In addition, it is a safe car from the standpoint of investment. It has a built-in freedom from mechanical faults. Tomorrow, it will have built-in resale value, insured by the continuity of our new styling theme. Studebaker is in the U.S. and the Canadian marketplace to STAY. Stude­ baker is manufactured today on a basis fully compatible with the selective nature o f its market. Some details o f our forward thinking and forward planning at Studebaker are set forth here: A NEW CONCEPT T h . pait 40 day* have been exciting one* at Studebaker. Our production tor tbs world auto market ha* been centralized at Hamilton, Ontario. On* of our first de­ cision* was to break away from the waste­ ful practice o f the rest o f the industry, that of Imposing yearly styling changes on ear owner*. Studebaker, from here on, will make continuing mechanical changes In it* cars. We will not wait ’till the end o f a fixed “ model year” to offer improvements to our owners. To you, the Studebaker driver, thle means a top-quality, troublefree car with built-in resale value. Wa certainly have no aim to build th* lowest priced car on this continent. We are now building — we will continue to build — th* best car in the low-priced field. OBJECT: PRACTICABILITY W* now have a single objective in design and manufacturing: to build the m o a t durable, useful and prectical automobile on the market. Studebaker aim* to pro­ vide th* ideal car for Canadian motorist*. More than ever, Studebaker will be an ideal car for U.S. motorists who seek to combine maximum thrift with maximum function. Our reputation in those two fields has alwaya been outstanding. We will strive to improve it — this year, next year, every year. WHAT OTHER COMPANY OFFERS AS MUCH? Studebaker feels It now offers an Ideal car for the heavy duty us* that practical motorists want from a car. We now offer heavy d n t y safety • frame construction. Our bedy metal is o f thicker gauge. We have a body coating process that really stops rust befor* it starts. Our windshield wipers aweep the entire vision field o f both driver and passenger. W’a alone offer super-safety disc brakes as an option on every car in our line. Our 15 Inch wheels offer maximum road clearance, fuel econ­ omy, road stability and tire life. Our Twin Traction differential moves power from slipping wheel to gripping wheel in deepest mud or snow. Our cars are th* only ones with fully padded instrument panels in ALL models — even th* lowest priced. Wa alone in the North Amerian Industry pro­ vide a full dash panel o f readable instru­ ments without a single blinking “ idiot light”. We atone have a dash panel clean and free o f dangerous aw'trh levers, as still another safety bonus. Our cars have the most head room, flattest floors, greatest interior room, wheelbase considered, of any vehicles in the industry. Our variety of engines, transmissions and rear axle opticna let you custom build your own power train of your Studebaker for maxi­ mum economy, speed, pulling power or acceleration, or an ideal blend o f all four. Wide options in paint, body styles and Interior trim allow custom ordering for appearance. WHAT THE EXPERTS THINK Recently, S t u d e b a k e r was named “ Car of the Year” by Canada’s Track and Traffic Mngazinr. They gave us their coveted Golden Wheel Award for th* second time in three years. W* are holders of an earlier “ Car of the Year” award by Car Life Magazine. We w e r e recenUy nanter “ Recreation Car o f the Year" by recreation director* of the United States. Our cars have been singled out for warm praise by every leading U.S. and Canadian ,auto magazine this year because o f th* scores o f features which are exclusively ours. 800 S. F R EN C H • CRUISER AVE. HAWK • SA N F O R D CHAM P CORN O N T H E COB 12 OZ. C A N LIMIT: S WITH TOUR S3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER I'LKASR LIMIT: f WITH YOUR 93 OR MOKK FOOD ORDER PLEASE "CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE” "EVERFRESH" EAR WHY MANUFACTURE IN CANADA? Studebaker has always been a relatively small volume builder o f very high quality automobiles. Following our new formula for auccess, Studebaker will not attempt to out-advertise, out-produce and cut-sell the giant* in today’* enormously compet­ itive U.S. auto industry. From a smaller, more efficient base in Canada, however. Studebaker can continue to build th* kind of quality of which we are proud. W* can build with * profit in limited volume and continue to sell these quality vehicle* to th* discriminating motorist* who have preferred our kind o f quality over th* years — both In Canada and tn* U.S. Our llamiliton plant is perfectly matched to this immediate sales potential o f Studebaker. WHERE ARE WE GOING W* will expand and develop th* capacity of our Canadian plant to meet the com­ bined demands o f th* Canadian, U.S. and world market o f our automobile*. The firet stage o f our plent expansion pro­ gram at Hamilton is nearly eompleUd. We can build more than 30,000 ears a year In this factory. SPAGHETTI DIN N ER FRESH 100% PURE POUND CAKE WITH MEAT 18% OZ. PKG. 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Seminole High S c h o o l ' s ORLANDO (U P I)-T h e Min However, only a few have been associated with the game swimming team stroked its nciota Twin* have been com longer than haa an ol* diamond great in the personage of way to a pair of weekend vic­ Wid Matthews. ing cloic and this la the year their manager, Sam Mele, And wa eerioualy doubt If season Wid recall* that Mr. tories when the Seminole boys thinks they can coma o f age anybody likea to talk about Mack had auch ball player* aa defeated tha Evans High Tro­ by winning the American baseball anymore than the ad* Jimmy T>ykes, the A ’a great jans o f Orlando 65 to 28 and League pennant third sacker who then waa the SHS girls outscored the He aaya there'! only two mlniatrative s i s l i t s n t to Mr. Mack'a second baseman. Evans girls 38 to 30. Both thingi they have to do to de- George Weiss, the general Also, there was Bing Miller, events were held at Sanford's throne the New York Yankeea managar o f the New York Ed Rommell and Bub# Wal City Pool. —tighten up their defenae and Mets. berg. cut down on their itrikeouta. Seminole's 200-yard medley The forthcoming baseball Wld's stay with the A’a was "W e’re not thinking about aeasen will mark Wld's 44th relay team went the distance anything but winning it all,' year o f participation in the short The following season In 1:184 to defeat the Evans Male adda. "And once wa do game ia one way or another. h* was playing baseball for tanker. Bob Headrick and ... that, you can count on ui to And he'e aa proud o f that fact one o f the game's first boy Darryl McLain posted times wonders, Manager B u e k y of 2:41.9 and 3:00.0 seconds atay on top for a long tlma. as ha eesms to be that ERNIE WHITE, former St. Louis Cardinal lefthander and now director Harris o f t h a Washington respectively to grab first and For we are a young club and writer put two "T 's" o f field operations at the local New York Met farm base, gives a few hit­ Senators. This was 1924, the second sports In the 200-yard I think we have more playera "Matthews". ting tips to a pair o f Met farm hands, Jeff Brown (left) and Jim Bazzinet year Clark Griffith'! club freestyle event. on our team who have yet to (right). White will manage the Williamsport club o f the Eastern League " I ’ve never done anything hit their peak thaa any other alia fo r a living except to be cam* through to win tha In th* 90-yard freestyle this neason. White has been a coach for Billy Southworth who managed American League fla g and Greg Genas waa first by (cam in the league." the old Boston Braves, a coach for the parent Mets, and has managed clubs associated with the game subsequently tha w o r l d ' s l/10th of a second over He rattled off the agei of in Sncramento, Mobile, Augusta and Columbia, S. C. (Herald Photo) ever alnca I broke into base championship. Evans' Thomas and Herb hla chief bopei. ball In 1919,” says Matthews Wid was with Washington Pedrlck took third place Outfielder* Harmon Kills* "and I'll tell you right now in 1926 — the season of the Meanwhile, Allan Lucas and brew, Bob AlUton and Jim that If I had It all to do ovar great tragedy which came Duster Anderson were second mlo Hall are 27, 29 and 26, again I wouldn't change one when submarine hurler Ray and third In ttoo 200-yard In reipectlvaly. They form the bit o f It!” Chapman accidentally hit Carl dividual medley, Bobby Ring hitting core of the Twin*. It was in 1919 that Wid T R in o r a c r — a /ts a n * — Maya who died as the result and Lucas were first and se They hit 113 home runa and Tonight’s entries: signed a contract with Ro (U PI) t'llt ST MACK — S/1S Mil* — I. r a b l Xynsmll*, f. M a tin ,, o f the Incident Matthew* re* cond in the dividing com peti-, WAsmNGT0V bitted in a total of 26T. No cheater o f the International 1. Italian l a c * , t. Rail Kina. nuddjr. a. Cro w Rock. 4. Tarncalls that the very next day Don, ind C .n r Wtao M d Senate Investigators hinted of I. T o l l o c k U l n , 4. Sla t,rlil. outfield In the league—Indud League. He joined the club Silks 8»er ,Urjr, S. Calico m r Lu. I. I’ m Jan, I. Avant ing that of thoia perennial ht had to hit against a young 'I[yn?A«P ekiein mtr plJC n surprise developments today S. In June o f that year and play Hawk, 7. Bank Trust, I. Bold (Itrilo, 7. nrown Tr*««, I. I!«|. the IW-ywd Gy. Jn ^ i , . | nqU iry into possible winner*, the Yankee*—came lefthander the Athletics had It,ply Io T r o iiM , , ed all o f tha "20 season with John Mills was first to the L k ^tw een convicted fight M illiv n RACK — SMS Wlln— v o i r t h h a c k _ s / i a d n ie to that power. brought up from Martinsville, Rochester, In 1921 he was at 1. Hammls Hall, 1. Andy'a t. V,||ca Ann. J. Doodto H, S. He thinka hi* Infield of Vie Va., of the Blue Ridge League y S l J S f n e k e lw r Fr.nklc C .rbo and ■Shamrock, S. Kcvln'a I’al. 4. Jolly Pilot, «. R « n n » n t , I. Ill f of ^ caasius Power at flrat bate, Bertie Toronto, also In the IL, and in southpaw named Lefty t ^ the lOO-yard backstroke, ^ Holy Terror. S. Caaual G*», S K »«h ‘ a K »rry, f. Plornmald. Headrick captured tha> 460. a , y ^ u ^ , Pood Town. T. Ilttlta Hoorn, S. 7- Plrto. t. I.ticky Norm , Allen at aecond, Zollo Versa!- '22 ha played for the Milwau Grove. r i i T H r a c k — a/n ail* __ w h ® Michaels The ant|.trust and mono Hpiclal Ram le i at abort and Richie Rol kea Brewers o f tha old Amer­ In 1926 Matthews went to y » rd I■ R , t l y H ,b ,. I. Polly Tran,, was third, Lyons and C J , subcommittee, headed by 11ns at third will improve thia ican Association. I. Htrpvlll,. 4 . T y l , r Mac. S Sacramento of the Pacific Mctzlcr were first and second ph A „ {D . A fter several eeasona In Slary ll iltrn , 4. T r , c year. Ccaat League and pluyed a 7. lU r r y B, I. Lucky Ham All tha infielder*, aicept tha IL and A A Matthew* number o f years with Solon*. ‘V u " . S S t a Mich.), were io resume hearblno, s i x t h n * r n — a /ie a n » — Power, w a n a disappoint­ broke into the majors with ? 1Ced •®coml 1,1 lings on the Liston-Clay title Wid isn’t exactly sure, but n!** *5I,Cl1 1. R*J ,h'* P r l n c M . J. x i a h l Connie Mack’s Philadelphia ment with their glovei and Ifl*ht br questioning three it was althar 1936 or 1936 that ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) niootm r. I. O.R.’ * Goon, 4. M y . Linda Mitchell, Linda T, morB members o f Liston's their bail. Power did tha Job Athletics In 1024. During that ha teamed up with the St. —Trophies in the annual St. In* Rllppir, S. Danny I.ucky, Karen Law and Martha Kosky tioni, in d ica te *. M l , , Dimmer,, f. Honey in the field but he failed ao Louie Cardinals and was teamed up to place second wcre Robcrl Njlon Petersburg Intercollegiate In Spot. S. M.R.’« O u „ t Star badly at bat that he was vitational Sailing R e g a t t a • K V M T I I H A C K — 3 /N M il Branch Rlckey'a right nrm In the j M A t r J® J2 Chester. Ps., executive vice t. IVIdn O c „ n , I. II. A.’ o A llc, benched for Don Mlncber, a were taken away Sunday by Havoc, during tha days when Itlckey but Norma Whlttern look the S. Htarlltlit K ith y , 4. D f inter-Continental long ball Utter whoa* fielding two out-of-stato universities Rummer Rile. I. DalUn C«tlInstituted the Cardinal farm ,B * :31 J P r o m o tio n s . Inc., and brother Ina. «. Captain Adair, 7. W o n does not measure up. system—baseball'* first—and D eU nl Johnson was second I , ..idvUer>. Sam and a Florida Junior college. dar Girl, I. Petard Rollins and Allen w e n out­ Harvard won the Fish C lan E I G H T H R A C H — B / l * M ilo — Rickey became known as in the 90-yard freestyi®. Law M.rgolii. Philadelphia vendstanding rookies In 1B62. Last I. Ruby K „ l , r , I. Twlaty Jet, baseball's flrat warden o f the was first in tha 200-yard in- ing machine operator and a in a 22-foot sloop which scor I.Poley’a Polly, 4. Mello Mary, Ernie White, director of yasr they fell off. Vcrsallca now famed "chain gang” a* it dividual medley. Jean WilsonI ltockholder in the syndicate; ed 45 points. Florida State I. Rapid Roy, d. Jamal Kni field operations for the cast made more errors in the first University was second with mal 7. Hkya I. Orbital waa unaffectionally referred XINTH RACH — B / l * Milo — half of last season thaa ba era division o f the New York to by other clubs and ball *** £ ? ' “ d *ta* com£ l U; »nd Salvator* Avena of Cam- 44. 1. Rob Drake, J. Georna Jal. lon' P* 1 ” cGu‘ r® , *co" d den. N. J., a director of InMet farm systam which Is did In all o f 19C2. Brown University won the a. P o g u ,. 4. Dlnah'a Pea. 6 players throughout tha land. In the lWHrard fly, K °.ky ter-ConUnelital. Liston is prasFlying Junior Class with 62 0 . ll.’ e I.lp.tIrk, 4. I.lnda r’ ulle "You can't win with tha currently undergoing spring he 00-yard In * - ldent of the syndicate, But the idea etuck and ao captured 7. I’at’ e Pllaht, I. Gate Man kind of fielding wo had," drills here, put his charges st,U event and WUson was >Sen Kcnncth B. Ke.tlnl, points. St. Petersburg Junior T K \ T H RACK — 1/n Mil* — did Matthera—for 10 yaara. through extensive hitting prac Mele points out. "But I know D ERBY KMRIMAT IOX lubcom mlttee College was second with 61. Later Wid spent seven years second la the 100-yanl back-|(R . N y ) Tu mblln a Ranla, t. Much they a n better glova men tie* today aa well aa aesaloni St. Johns River College, Pa. stroke. Tim*. S. Plaat Matron. 4. Hyp with tha Chicago Cube and member, demanded that the latka, won th* Tech Dinghy on fundamental* folowlng than that.” notlqua, *. t.lnko, I. R o ck e r', Whlttern, Johnson, McGuire I ^ ^ lMo , March four mors with the Milwaukee Sunday'* Inter-squad game Class with 42 points, t se- Clreua. T. Rockln Mollis, I. Al The Twins have one o f the •1*° ^ 1998, meeting here of Carbo Paeeum Braves. Class with 42 points. At se- EI.RVRMTH RAPR — a / * Mile better catchers In the league which went 15 Innings. 200-yard free relsy in 1:32.9. and a groUp 0f lieutenants Four years ago when the Joo McDonald, camp super in Earl Dattey. Behind him Coach John Colbert put his U . t Margolij and Florida Presbyterian, Purdue 1. Nieto, 1. Prlceleee Pep, I. Kdna Terry. 4. flara'a bunenaet, a n Gerry Zimmerman and visor, reported this morning National League voted to ex- charge* through a aUtt work- xngelo Dundee. Clay's train- of Lafayette, Ind., and Flor­ S. Parla Pika. I. Don't Mlaa pand Its number of entrlta to that pitching in Sunday's ex­ ida. Rollins College was third I'aut Ratliff—not too much of Ksy. 7. Chtrokea Hulou, 6 out UUa morning at City Pool w ,or Mlam, u<.ach fight 10 trams, Wid answared a hibition waa exceptionally Parry HI a reservo corps there. But as ta W « « * h a tar Tuesday s „ lt monlh ta whlch c , won with 18 points. Mele pointi out, second string aharp. "Thia could be the re call from Weiss, the former meet with the YeUow Jackets Ulton.a he, vyWelght catchers ere hard to come by. ault," said Joe, " o f being boss o f the Yankee*. And at Leesburg. i crown. Baseball Dinner W inners For starting pitchers the rained out o f batting drill* sines 1960 Wid has been BUFFALO, N. Y. (U PI) Keating said the 1958 meetLOS ANGELES (U PI) — working for the New York Twins have right hander* on Friday and Saturday." Bob Fcnn and Edith Johnson Frank Sinatra will antartaln Today White divided tha 50Meti< Camllo Paseual (21-9) Jim won th* senior titles Sunday guest* at th* Los Anitles How will the Mets do this Perry (9-9) and Lee Stange men plus squad into two T .iA * J a » antitrust s u b c o m m i t t e e , in the first U. S. Open Indoor baseball writers' seventh an­ unit*. Oho unit went through year? Matthews Is quick to D l — (12-9) and left handers Dick might be termed "boxing's speed skating champions. nual dinner April 10. batting practice this morning reply that "The National Stlgman (19-19) and Jim Kaat Seminole H i g h School’ s ApsUchin conference." while the other unit went to League ia 87 years old. This ( 10-10). >th« auxiliary field for work will be tha third for the Meta. baseball taam returns to ac- « • ■ Heading the bullpen will be on fundamental*. H ill after­ We'va g it a long way to go, lion Tuesday aftaraoon when 3 0 n TO I’ Ll J r l I O BUI Dailey (6-3), whom Mele noon the two unit* reversed . I /.,.! but we'va coma n long way the Scmlnoles host th# Oak n regards as the aecond best fields and workout schedules. during the past two ecasons.” Ridge Pioneer* at th# SHS rlOSf KOWDOyS relief pitcher In the le a g u e Both McDonald and While The Sanford Junior High About Casey Stengel, Mat- athletic field in ■ contest only behind Dick Radata of this morning said that the thews declares, "Casey's fan­ which gets underway at 3:30 School Braves will host the the Boston Bed Sox. playing field at Memorial Sta­ Kissimmee Koyboys' Junior After there is a dropoff in dium was In excellent con­ tastic I Thtra'a no doubt but p.m. Meanwhile, Lyman High's varsity nine Tuesday aftertlie Twini pitching. Tbere’a dition Sunday despite the that Casey's ■ great manager. He knowa the game up one Greybounds and the Oviedo noon In a contest slated for Bill Fischer, who had a 96 weekend rains. side and down the other. He's Lions will tangle Tuesday the SJII athletic field, French record with the Kansas City Athletics last year; holdover* aharp, and he's alio one of afternoon at 4 p.m., at Cour- Avenue and 18th Street, The Braves, In their initial Lost For P layoff bill I'lcis (8-2), Jim Boland Hoi the beet public relatione men ier Field in Oviedo. This will lie th* second meeting be- outing of the season, pounded (4-1) and Garry Roggenl Boggcnburk MONTREAL (UPI) - Th# tha game haa ever had.” (2-4), and they figure In the Montreal Canadlens will be Will Casey go with his tween the two outfits this see- out a 10 to 4 victory over relief category. without tha services of left youngsters as he ha* pro­ son. In the first, Lyman de- the JayVees of Orlando's 1 Evans High. He definitely li Is not wor worried winger GUles Tremblay for mised ha’ll d o ? "Oh yes," felted th* Lions, 2-0. Fight Probers Hint Surprise S0KC Track Entries Trophies Go To Outsiders Hitting Stressed At Met Session Tribe, O ak Ridge & Concern For Mantle Eases By SANDY PADWE UPI 8 port* Writer The tension and ansiety over Mickey Jfantle'* physi cal condition hav* eased a bit for th* New York Yankees. The powerful centerfielder hit two home runs which car­ ried the Yankees to a 6-4 victory over Cincinnati, Sun day but th* final acor* wasn't th* most important develop ment o f the day for the American League champions. Mantle's health hat been th* top question in tha Yan. kea camp this spring and his performance Sunday in Tam pa, ahowed he it progresiing fairly well after an off-sea son knee operation. Both home runs esme from th* righthand aid* and they accounted for three Yankee runs. Now th* big questions will ba what affect tha op eration haa on hi* fielding and his swing from th* lefthand aide. Mantle’s homers were two o f 10 hits tha Yankee* col. lected o ff Joe Nuxhall and Al Worthington. Bill Stafford, Steve Hamilton, Hal Reniff and Jack Cullen pitched for New York and allowed Cin. cinnatl nine hita, including three by shortstop Leo Car­ denas. Mantle wasn't the only itar in Florida Sunday. San dy Koufax o f the Los Ange lea Dodgers became the first pitcher in either league to go nine inning*, but ha lost his third straight exhibition de­ cision. He has one victory. Koufax lost to the Minne­ sota Twins, 3-1, despite allow­ ing five hit* and striking out seven. A two-run homer by Jimmie Hall waa th* big blow o ff Koufax. Outfielder Wolle Horton continued h 1 a sensational spring showing for tha De­ troit Tigers Sunday, hitting home runs in both games as the Tigers swept s doubleheader from the Chicago Whit* Sox, 2-1 and 3-0. Horton’s home run in tha opener came in the ninth In. ning when ha waa sent up as a pinchhltter. His two home runs raised his spring total to five. Carlton Willey extended his string o f scoreless in. nlnga to 17 in an 8-3 New York Met victory over Wash­ ington. Willey pitched three innings for the Met* who broke Washington's five-gtms win streak. Tim Harknes had s home run and * double for the Mets. A two-out single by Bill White in the 11th inning en­ abled St. Louia to defeat MiL waukce, 6-5, and end th* Braves' winning streak at seven games. Utility innficlder Julio Gotsy hit two home runs and drove in five runs with four hits while leading th* Pitts­ burgh Pirates to a 13-4 vic­ tory over the Philadelphia Phillies. In other games, Baltimore defeated the Houston Colta "B " tcom, 2-1. The Colts' " A " team also lost, 2-1, to Kansas City. In tha West, Al Luplow's home run gave the Cleveland Indians a 7.6 victory over th* Los Angeles Angels’ “ B'' team; the Chicago Cuba de­ feated the San Francisco Giants, 11-7; and the Boston Red Sox defeated tha Los Angeles Angels' " A " team, 6-4, in 13 innings, with Dick Itadatz receiving tho victory. iiai aia REASING, Pa. (U PI) — Roger McCluskey was lifted in fair condition Sunday after hla car spun out of control In a qualifying run at the USAC spring sweepstakes at the Reading Fairgrounds. 4 IACTIONI THRILLS). 1World-! Fattest Sped J L A S T ik N IT E ta 1st GAME Driver Injured . % 7:40 >MMv.yti.s8Mm terry. NeMinea___ tl)V | Afslrt S] t Mi t s ui I F R O N T O N |4f* < I ' , A I I I WN I M i* riay I uesaay , WE WILL GET RID OP THAT WHITER llO IM tH R ESI AND PUT I0M E REAL "ZIN 8" ORDER THE HOOD I Motor M ip Qualifying Races T O N IG H T about hla pitching or hla his jpow- the remainder of the National says Matthews, " i f it's possier. Jt'a defenae and strike strikeouts Hockey League Stanley Cup bis hall go with them.” which concern him molt. playoffi. Mathews Is extremely ap­ preciative o f tha reception the people o f Sanford have given the Mat's farm system oper­ ation her* In Just on* week. "W * Ilk* th* layout here very mueh, *ay* Wid, “ the hotel is fine, the diamonds great and the people been very good to us. chances ar* that wa’U ba S P IC IA L S ■ VERY D A Y! ONLY FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 6:15 P. M. t i l I . FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PROM SEASON IS HERE! LUCKY OR U N L U C K Y (depending w h e t h e r or not you're nuperaUtloua; T h_______ om u i • string o f 13 been he caught last week on a homemade plug. There’* no doubt, however, that Burt likea the figure "18". Where did he get ’em ? Only Burt knows that and he "ain't" tollin'. (Herald Photo). DERBY CONSOLATION RACES APRIL 2 R A C IN G DAYS 26th ANNUAL LEFT! 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JOHNSON of Martin Company illustrated his talk on the Perahinjr Weapon System given recently to the South Seminole Junior High Mis­ sile Club with chalk drawings emphasizing the mobility o f the Pershing launch unit. No Riot, They Just 'Got Out O f Line' DAYTONA BEACH (U P I)— Police said today they arrett­ ed more than 100 eollere etudenta whose annual frolics on the beaches got out o f hand Sunday resulting in a melee broken up by club-twinging police. Police chief A. O. Folsom Jr. aald those arrested were book­ ed on charges ranging from disorderly conduct and unlaw­ ful assembly and attempting to start a riot. But the chief denied that there was a riot. “ They Just got out of line," Folsom aald. “ They Jumped on the police to start with but we were ready and controlled them. I don't know if anyone can say exactly how it started." Folsom estimated the crowd at collegians at 75,000. They were packed along a beach running little more than two miles in a Easter vacation frolic that has become a trad­ ition at Florida beaches. Authorities said soma 1,000 collegians have been arrested since the annual migration be­ gan ■ week ago. Legal Notice X a llN ef P a S lls I lr a r t n a Notice Is h arab, xlvan. Hoard • f C o u n t , Commissioners o f BsmlnnU C o u n t,, Florida, pro ­ pose to rrtnns the fo llow ln s described p r o p e r t , eoned A - l Agriculture to CN-Commsrcleli ■ ISi.l ft o f W ISO ft (Isis that part In n / W 8 II. «>l) o f Ilia HWU of Section SO-:OS. 3■ >l;. Further described aa ly ­ ing N o f 8.It. 414 and West of ■lade's Airport. Public hearing will be held In the Bemlnole C o u nt, Court House, Sanford. Florida, In the C o u n t , Commissioners Itoom. • n April 14, 1X4 at 10:00 A M., or aa soon thereafter aa poss­ ible. Board o f C o u n t , Commiss­ ioners Bemlnole Cou nt,. Florida n , James P. A v e r ,, Jr., Chairman Attest Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Publish March to. 1IS4. CPB-S1__________________________ Bat Ire o f Pa bile Hearing Notice Is h e r s b , given Board o f C o u n t , Commissioners o f Bemlnole Cou nt,, Florida, pr o ­ pose to rcsone the following described property eoned A-l Agricult ure to R - t Duplex! B 440 ft o f Lot It. Palm Hemm ock Allotment. Further des­ cribed as the NR corner o f Banford Ave. and O a k w e , . Public hearing will be held In the Bemlnole C o u n t , Court lltise. Hanford. Florida. In the Count, Commleelonere Room, on April 14. 11*4 at ie:oo A. M. or aa aoon therea fte r aa poealble. Iluerd o f C o u o t , Commiss­ ioners 8emlnole Cou nt,. Florida B , Jamas P. A v e r , , Jr., Chairman Publish March It. l t l l . CDB-»e Police moved in with motoreyelet and squad cart to break up “ blanket tossing." “ I aaw at least • half doten students clubbed hy police and knocked unconscious," said Carl Warner o f UI’ I Newsfilm. "I saw one student who was apparently d r u n k o r asleep and an officer asked him to move. The guy woke up about half way and the cop clubbed him. But Folsom said no atudent or policeman waa hurt. “ Whatever they claim ia un true," the chief said. “ Things are back to normal now.” “ Wa announced to them what the law waa over the loud speaker and then we dis­ persed the crowd and arrested the agitator*." Bret Dark, 21, Chicago and a atudent at Northern Illinois University, said the melee started from two Incidents. “ First « couple o f kids got in trouble with police and ran," he (aid. "About nine to 12 kid* started throwing land at the cop* and then every­ body gathered a r o u n d t o watch. “ The police kept chasing the kida and everybody ran down the beach. Then they started announcing for the car* to get oIt. They grabbed about two paddy wagon* full o f kids. “ The second incident, they (the collegians) were throw­ ing girla into the blanket*. One waa kind o f heavy and they dropped her. She scream­ ed and the polico started d o l­ ing in In circlet. "They were grabbing people and throwing them back. The kids were Just watching. The local adults were pretty mad at the police and things didn't calm down until after the pol­ ice left." Jeff Abrams, 10, o f Phila­ delphia, and a student at Temple University, tmid the trouble began when a group o f men etarted throwing up a girl in a blanket and her bath­ ing suit came off. • d a ir y s p e c ia l* • Pilltbury's Tasty At First * Palmetta (Alongside old post office) *W W pkg. Filltbury's Dsllciout Blueberry Turnovers 1 4 -o * . pkg. 4 9 * SW IFT'S PREMIUM P R O T IN • fro ze n f o o d * • TENDER-AGED G OVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Stouffar's Fressn Macaroni & Cheese BONELESS 1 2 -o * . 3 • 1 . p k g t. R O U N D Birds Kye Fromso S T R A K Broccoli Spears 3 OVEK 35 YEARS ;i Apple Turnovers 14-oe. A #% € IS ? 7 9 ‘ lb. 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K A IS K R B R O IL IR F O IL per rail 45c — M t (M im e M M - Aerti t. tet4 �4 I P a w 8—March 80, 1964 Tuesday Deadline Rainbow Girls Are Initiated For Woman’s Club U fa >M l « l V trtn Reservations Sanford Assembly No. 26, observance o f the founding o f ling, delicious refreshments i The next regular meeting The Sanford Woman’s Club Rainbow. were served by Mrs. Doris will be held April 18, at 7:30 Order o f the Rainbow for requests that all ladiea plan­ | A t the close o f the meet-1 Stein and Mrs. Stella Pryor. p.m. girl*, bald IU regular meet­ ning to attend the buslnesa luncheon, Wednesday, April 1. ing laat Monday evening at make reservations no later the Maionlc Temple with Lin­ than noon Tuesday. da Krlx, Worthy Advlacr, Mrs. A.C. MacReynolds Is preilding. In charge o f reservations and Visiting the aexembly dur­ her home phone is 322-0274. ing the aaiembly were two Part Worthy Atvlierx, Mrx. Loulaa Potoplnakl, and Mlia Ruth Ann Heecher, w h o wera introduced and given Rainbow honora. Mra. Potopinakt, Barra Aaacmbly 11, Barre, Vermont, ia a Majority Degree mem­ SACRAMENTO, Calif. ber, meaning aha ia a mem­ (UPI) — The state assembly ber In good atanding for life. will try to uncover Just what Mlaa Beecher, Pompano Aagoea on at cocktail hour acmbly 48, Pompano Beach f a s h i o n shows featuring ia the niece of Mra. Eaale shapely models In lingerie, Cole, J r , Paat Worthy Mat­ bikinis and baby doll nighties. ron o f Seminole Chapter 2, The rules committee order­ the aponaorlng chapter o f the ed an Investigation after as­ local Rainbow Assembly. semblyman Joe (ionsalves, DDegrees o f the Order were Artesla, complained s u c h conderred upon the Mlssea shows were “ offensive to ma­ Sharon Stenatrom, P a t a y V r V ny eltlscns.’’ Long, Linda Long, Sylvia The Investigation will at­ - ^ jL -. Bateman, Sara Wight, and tempt to find out If there la Martha Johnaon. A fter their SANFORD ASSEMBLY NO. 25, Order o f the Rainbow for Girls, initiated any foundation to charges by Initiation, the girls were as­ fteven membera last Monday nijfht nt the Masonic Temple. Degrees o f the some of Gonsalves’ woman signed -B ig Slaters." Order were conferred upon, front row, left to right, Sharon Stenstrom, constituents who said their Mra. R.E. Peurlfoy present­ Sylvia Bateman and Pat Stenstrom. Back row arc Linda Long, Putsy husbands failed to come home ed the assembly with a rain­ Long, Martha Johnson and Sarah Wight. immediately after the shows. bow bank, which she had used during her term as Worthy Matron in Eastern Star. The girls will use the bank for their coin drill as well as their birthday bank. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Mother Adviser, announced the Assembly would attend Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Chewing gum has a way ■ i . '■ *>: V v Sunday April S at 11 a.m. in o f getting on clothing, up. holstery and rugs. When this problem arises, chemists In the U.S. Depart­ ment o f Agriculture suggest first, harden the gum by rub­ bing It with a culie o f Ice. Then scrape the gum o ff H ie Catholic Women's Club with the back o f a knife. If a stain remains on the o f All Souls Parish will hold hold ■their regular monthly fabric or rug, sponge it with meeting on April 8th in the a grease solvent. These can Parish Social HalL Election lie purchased under various o f O fflcen for the coming trade or chemical nnmc*. But year will take pises at that be careful. Fumes from sol­ vents are toxic. Some sol­ time. All tha ladles o f the pariah vents are also flammable. aru urged to attend this im­ Head the l.aU<l carefully and observe all precautions listed portant meeting. by the manufacturer. For more information on , Australia has aa average of removing stains, call Myrtle only 3.8 persons per square Wilson, Home Demonstration m ile; India has 349. Agent and ask for bulletin, “ Removing Stalna From Fab­ rics." Cocktail Fashion Shows Frustrate The Little Woman Ice Facilitates Removal O f Gum From Fabrics Miss Nichols Is Honoree Of Miscellaneous Shower Catholic Women A ll Souls Parish Announce Meeting Kohlnaal’a DINNER DELIVERY SERVICE • The key to success In grow­ ing African violets Is proper Complete delicious dinner* watering, snys the Society of DELIVERED DAILY American Florists. Tho soil BIUDE ELECT, Dcnnna Nichols left, was guest o f honor at a bridal MON. THRU SAT. should always be moist but shower last Wednesday nt the home o f Mrs. B. E. Ratliff. Seated with 4 P. M. to 8 P. M. not saturated. African vio­ BY DAY OR WEEK. Dcunna Ib Mrs. Terry Smith. Standing nro Mrs. M. L. Nichols, mother o f lets inny be watered from FREE MENUS llio bride cldct, and Mrs. 11. V. Drna, the prospective bridegroom’! mother. either bottom or top but tho LOW COST! water should bo warm or at Mini Deanna Nlchoti, bride to Mias Diane Moya and Mrs. ner, George Plttard, Either Sanford ft Sanford Area room temperature, n e v e r elect o f DaWit Draco, waa Paulina Nichols, Laming, A.G. Pitta, J.M. Ph. 822-2266 cold. Moye, F.F. French, Adelaida Those attending wera Mrs. guest o f honor at a mltcflM.L. Nichols, mother o f the Moses, flare Warren Easter­ Inneous hrldnl ahowor last bride, and Mra. II.V. Draa, ly, Ray Heiron, J.L. Dunn Wednesday, given at the homo mother o f the prospective and Mra. Gordon Bradley. Also Mmes. Arthur Beck­ of Mrs. D.E. Ratliff on £Cth bridegroom. Alao tha Misses Vicki For- with, B. Austin, Martha AahStreet. ' There’* no need of a long statement Co-hostesaea for tha de­ guson, Cenda Ponder, Diana by, John Kadsr, James Riser, when our message la brief. So we’ll lightful affair with Mra. Rat­ Moye, Barbara Moiea, Bar­ J.A. Stewart, Aahby Jones, just a k lp ________________________________ liff were Mra. O.lt. Smith bara Bradley, Nlckl Ashby, John Shepard, C.O. Jones, C.IL Jones, Gregory Walkar, und her daughter, Mra. Terry and Margaret Jones. Also Mmes. Owen Forgus- Gene Nichole, Ella fltona and Smith. Phillip Delaney. Hie traditional wedding on, J.A. Ponder, Roger Gar­ schema waa carried out In the drrnr. A genuine Italian Im­ ported Bridal Doll centered tha room, aurrounded by down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC whita filmy net umbrella*. COMPANY offer* a complete electrical Tapered candlea and mini*eervlce, does good work, d o e s it prompt­ tura dolls and umbrellas en­ ly, efficiently snd cheerfully and does After the program, tempt­ Members of tha Story Lea­ hanced the unique decorating appreciate ita customers.” gue held their regular meet­ ing refreshments wera serv­ arrangement Tha bride elect waa attired ing laat Monday night at tha ed by the co-hoeteeees, Mra. Sid Vihlen In a amert lavender aheath, Episcopal Pariah House, with Betty Snyder and Mra. K. accuntcd with a pink cortege, Mra. Fred Robb, president, Mykkanen. Randall Electric Company Tha table was attractively presented to her by Oie host­ conducting the business ses­ decorated with taster ar­ 112 Magnolia Avenue esses. rangements, and the mem­ Varloua party game* wera sion. Phone 322-0915 thoroughly enjoyed by the A delightful program o f bers and guests enjoyed cup Commercial , . , Residential . . . Industrial Wiring gueata, with priaea awarded stories waa presented by Mra. cakes, coffee, nuts and candy. W.L. Roche, with Mrs. David Fauver telling “ Legend o f the NEW SPRING Dogwood," followed by "A ll This I did For Thee," told COSTUM E by Mrs. R.W. Tench. “ Tho Mold o f Emmons," JEW ELRY written by Agnes Sllgh Turnbull waa beautifully told, em­ JUST ARRIVED! phasising tha loro and ten­ derness o f Jesus. Mrs. Harold Fauvar Pre­ lented “ In tha Garden" and read an inspiring paragraph on "H ope." NOTICE Inspiring Headings Given By Story League Members BB WASH DRY FINISHED LAUNDRY S A N ITO N i D RY CLEANING if S A M E -D A Y SER VICE A V A IL A B L E * 504 WEST FIRST ST. BRANCH L O C A T IO N S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y OF LAUNDRY CO. Miss Sheala Best To Wed Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Shealy Beit o f Sanford announce the engagement o f their daughter, Miss Sheala Em­ meline Best, to DeWayne A l­ an Albers, son o f Mr. and Mra. C.W. Yarborough, of Sanford. Wedding vows will be re­ peated at St. Luke’s Lutheran church, Oviedo (Slavia), on June 7, 1964 at 3 p.m. Tha bride-elect was born In Sanford, attended St. Luke’s Chriatlan Day School In Slavia, Oviedo High School, and was graduated from Seminole High School. Pre­ sently, she ia employed at the Florida State Bank. Misa Best is the maternal grandaughter o f Mrs. Henry Thurston, o f Sanford, and the late Mr. Thurston. Her pa­ ternal grandparents aro M. and Mrs. G.R. Beat Sr., al­ so o f Sanford. The prospective bridegroom waa born in Oklahoma City, Okla., and ia the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Brad­ ley of Odeiaa, Texas. He graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the 1962 clais, and is employed by the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. MISS SHEALA EMMELINE BEST Melodee Skaters Sponsor By Doris Dean Mra. Arthur Grove of 120 Edgcmon Ave. has returned home after attending the fun­ eral o f her father, Frank Feeney, In Moline, 111. Mr. Jack Elwood, o f Winter Ha­ ven, accompanied hia sister on tha trip. Mrx. Etta Hudson o f Char­ lotte, N.C., has been visiting her sons and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, of North Orlando and Mr. and Mra. Hoyette Hudson, of Orlando. Tho entire Hudson families enjoyed a delightful trip to Miami, where Mrs. Hudson la visiting Mrs. Mary Hudson, and ahe will return to North Orlando en route home to at­ tend the wedding of har grandaughter, Mias Margaret Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krccck and children, Mike, Jeff, Deb­ bie, and Suzanne are spend­ ing Easter in Jacksonville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charlea E. Scifres and children Jan, Sue, David and LorL Mrs. M.T. Parker and ion, Donald Bennett o f Raleigh, N.C. are visiting Mr. and Mra. Terrenes M. Bennett o f 70 N. Devon. Donald is on va­ cation from North Carolina Stats Collage. Proper Picnic Procedure North Orlando Personals Preparations For It’s picnic time again. When you prepare fo^ds for a picnic, taka care to plan foods not subject to food poisoning, advises Mist Paul­ ine Brlmhall, health educa­ tion specialist, Florida Agri­ cultural Extension Service. What are some foods which attract organisms that poiaon fo o d f Creamed dishes and chicken, fish and egg salad*, precooked hama that are not thoroughly re-cooked, potato ealad and cuetard-type pis fillings are the chief offendera. I f these foods are used for plcnldng, then keep them packed In Ice until time to eat. Make certain your plcnle foods are prepared under sanitary conditions. If you plan to go to a place where the water is not safe, carry your own water. Miss Brlmhall cautions you to include a first aid kit with your picnic suppltee. Be pre­ pared to combat insect bit**, cute, burns, scratches and polsonoua plant*. A final reminder from Misa Brlmhall: Before you leave tha plcnle spot, douse your campflro with water and clean up all debris and garbag*. Beach Party And Picnic A beach party wns held at New Smyrna Beach on Sun­ day March 29th, under the auspices o f tho Dance and Figure Club of Melodee Skat­ ing Rink. Members and their guest* enjoyed swimming, games and music to tho accompani­ ment o f Chuck Best and his guitar, Mike Pillion on drums and Dale Hancock on the bongos. A picnic lunch of hot dogs, been* end potato aalad waa enjoyed by all. Bcttina Vale, Mr*. Herbert Fedrlck, Polly and Ricky Podrick, Patsy Thompson, Lynn Ilalg, Marilyn Von Herbulla and Don Friday. Also Don Heller, Vaneeia Daigle, Suien Kara* and Mrs. Adelaide Kama, Greta Champlln, Debbie Poole, Eddla Gill­ iland, Irvin Mullen, Jean Ly­ tle, Jim and Wilma Naylor, Joy Harvey, Linda Noel, .Gay Echoti, Dale Hancock, Mellasa McAlister, Paulette Gormend, Myrtle Harris, Susan Guests present were Laurie Nelson, Vicki Noblt, and Lin­ and Mike Pillion, Mr*. Yvette da Ethel. Beits, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Milner, Sheri White, Mr. J. S. Most hospitals today are Best, Chuck and Sheala Beat, somewhat understaffed. In Alan nnd Nylelnc Albers, view o f this, make certain Gary Davidson and Johnny when taking flowers to hoi* Brown. pltaliaed patients that ap­ Also Jerry Hnmmel, Walt propriate containers are in­ Nutting, Allyn Willard, Jim cluded with tha remembrance, Mattcson, Elaine, Kathy .and the Society * f American Billy Campbell, Linda Ley, Florists advises. A polite listener op. predates a chance for rebuttal. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOW ERS ARE ALWAYS — CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER 8HOP Cor. E. 1st ft Sanford Ave. 823-1833 323-8453 Question: What makes T. G. Lee products so different? Answer: QUALITY! DRUG Specials! PRICES LISTED GOOD THRU WED. NIGHT APRIL 1 M AALOX 13 OZ. LIQUID REG. 1.48 NOW g g c EPSOM SA L TS It's no secret. Wa couldn't hid* It If wo wanted to. The alagl* ingredient 5 LBS. REG. 3»c NOW g g c la all T. G. I.e* Dairy products that makes these aUnd out ia quality. Quality that starts at tha farm and continues to your table; constant, controlled quality. You'll recognise it In all T. 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He was bom In the old country and either they didn't figure time the way we do or else hi* birth record* wrere lott but, anyway, I am aura he chose that date himself becauie it was Washington's birthday and ho wanted tn 5imrc in the honor. We always have a c a k e and sing ‘ Happy Uirthday" r.nd make a big occasion of it. All of a Hidden and elderly aunt nf hi* from Klinira, N.Y., turned up and when she saw this birthday celebra­ tion fur I'apa Joe she loud­ ly announced that be was bom In the summer! He woe so embarrassed, it spoiled the party. I think aho owe* Papa Joe an apol­ ogy (lie's been very quiet since then). Should I sug­ gest it? HEA IN BROOKLYN DEAR BEA: You eould suggest it, but anyone at insensitive to the feelings o f others as Auntie from Elmira appears to be, would either refuse, or do it with­ out convention. The dam­ age is done. But tell Tapa Joe I know lots o f wonder­ ful people in Ilia boat. I Jlocal)!} have an uncle who picked Christinas! • • * DEAR ABBY: I am aorry but I have to disagree with you about men in un­ iform. You said they were okay. Well, a few years back I would Imre said they were okay, too, but 1 learn­ ed my lesson. My father never appror* ed of any of bis daughters going out with men in un­ iform. (There were alt of us girls.) We thought It was kind o f peculiar be­ cause Papa had been In the Navy himself for three years. Anyway 1 met thla hot shot Air Force guy and I went for him in a big way. He acted the perfect gentleman. I sneaked o ff to date him. And, aure enough, the minute he got out of uniform he was no gentle­ man. FLO FROM RICHMOND DEAR FLO: lie should have kept bis uniform on. * « • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band was 111 for over a year, and In all that time not one of our neighbors cams to ace him, or even Inquired about him. When he died, they all cams run­ ning over with baked goods any sympathy. I refused to a c c e p t anything, tailing them that tha tints for them to have dona some­ thing for him waa when he s a l alive and could hare appreciated It. Now I am being severely criticised for my action*. Waa 1 wrong? BITTER WIDOW DEAR RITTER. That your nelghhora had hurt you by their thoughtless­ ness doe* not Justify your rebuff. There it a chance that they didn't knew of hla illness or o f the seriousnesa of it. • • * C O N F I D E N T I A L TO DISAPPOINTED IN NEW­ PORT! Take comfort In the word* of Mark Twain: " I f you pick up a starving dog andmake him prosper­ ous, he will not bite you. Thla la tha principle differ­ ence between a dog and a man." • • • Get It o ff your cheat. For a peraonal unpublished re­ ply. write to ABBY, Bor 33(15, Beverly Hille, Calif. Encloea a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • * For Abby’a b o o k l e t , "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," lend 60 cent* to Abby, Bor 33(55, Beverly Hills, Calif. On(Bhidqsi U)& Jh*Ulomw : What makes a woman “ easy to live with"— from a man’s point of view? Let's give a man a chance to anewer that queation. One who writes that ha reads thla column regularly elaimi that tha woman who la easy to liva with is th* woman who: — "Enjoy* doing things on tho spur o f th* moment. (W ires who dislike doing any­ thing on tha spur-of-the-mo­ ment can always find a ready excuse for vetoing their hua- TV RENTAL • Sates • Service Seminole T V FA i - m o „ , Zenith Color TV Sale* SMB Sanford Ava. m c i Ml O f - I N t m ( T TNI ATRF Lsil Skew leg Tootle le t S k ew fill — A te* P in t Hell l»***o»*d Oe gag Skew «THM F S I I E * ■C A L L M fi n W A W A * T P K I , — | IIA I’ OSII.T l y m o o M l B y F .F .A . A l l P r . m l i Fee MoboIII 08 Ltlllo Bod Srk*.lko»oo ■TKLi.owr r m a t " •FOI.I-OW T MKBOV* " White House Easter Egg Roil Today WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thousands of children were expected to tramp onto the Whit* House grounds today for tha traditional Easter egg STARTS FR1. toll, an annual custom since WALT DISNEY'S 1878. President and Mrs. Johnson "A TIGER WALKS' were spending the Easter weekend at the LUJ Ranch In Texas, but their daughUrs, Luci Balnaa and Lynda Bird, were on hand to act at hoitessaa for th* egg roll. MillNOW Ihru TIIL'IIS. Ury bands were assigned to Shoos At 1 • *:0S provide tnuale for tho fourhour affair. 5:00 • 7:00 • 0:00 1:00 i l l W a lt e r P r s iiV U * l i ) lla a ttsy -S rla k lsr ?|89 ( * ) H s t s U u n W ill mi 1:11 Travel <<> !• i* « t C) Or»r Theat»r TISO C l MotiJsy Nit# At Ths Mavis* (II To TS’.t TIi# Trut* i* i Outsr Limits 1:80 (81 I've Oat A Street 8:10 <») tv seen Train (8 ) Ths Lucy Stiner *:«0 (81 Danny Thoms* 18:00 11:88 11:11 11:88 nrtfMh 1 :( 1 1:80 1:11 1:11 ?::t Show ( ] ) l lo iiy w o o l sad th* Stars ( I ) Urraktne Taint ( I , F.sst Hide— Wsst Bide C> S!n* Along With lllt ch (?) Nswtesps (II Ness# (»> N .w .lln* ( I ) apart* Final (8) Thsaisr o f th* Vtare ( ?) Tealt* Shaw 8:88 <*> Th* l!:li l.at* ( I ) Star** (se Teats*rew ( ? ) Truth * f Con**I qnonco* ft) ( M u m s t.laht ( « ) tilrl Talk (8) Magic of Music ( ? ) Xana i? ) Special— 1Z. i l l Se Tk* World T y r o l l l ) Mid-FIs. 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Petersburg Open tour­ Till <»' Today it ) Tr*-ifrh**l r u n n in g nament on Sunday. 8:0* ( ? ) Bl*n 1:1* lit) «:lu 1:11 II) 18 ) <31 tl) Till HI Countdown M*ws 7:41 ( I ) Mlckty s Usip tl 1:11 1*1 1:11 tl) 1:11 it) 1:11 (8) (I) III 1.80 ( ? ) tl) 8:11 ( I ) (?) 11:11 (?) (I) UN F O R T H E F A M I t Y T im * Mteker f r i t s 8k*w Csptsla Stager** Wtstksr sad Haws T*dsy Cartnavitla l.airi'* nt t,«*ra ln ( Divorce Court K i.rets# Romp** Tt»om (lal* Storm Bty WkSS Ppantsh l.««»«r* Mlkr IVslier* N tw* Word tor Word I Lev* Laty Th* Object It By Oswald Jacoby (<) Extra Specinl! Jnne Parker v BLACKBERRY O R P IN EA P P LE ft " Pie H i-L b . E ach w 1 V L J 'V REGULAR pecio1 This Week WASHINGTON (U PI) — Ben. Thruston B. Morton, RKy.. chairman o f tha Senate GOP Campaign Committee, laid Sunday th* New Hamp­ shire primary had thrown hla party’s presidential race "wide open." Morton, appearing on a talavision-radio p r o g r a m with Sen. Joseph 8. Clark, D-Pa., also aald ha thought Gov. 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You’ll appreciate the fast, courteous service and moderate prices. “ M USCLE S A N D W IC H “S U P E R -R IG H T ” H E A V Y W ESTER N BEEF FU LL C U T R O U N D Hanford Ph. 822-3883 CELERY FRESH A w OR J — "Doesn’t whine, nag, or sulk. — "Find a lot to laugh about, | and has a laugh Diet It pleas­ ant to hear. — “ Reacts with anger In­ deed of hurt foaling* U a quarrel. — Accepts her man *aa I*' in­ stead of thinking It la her duty nnd her right to try U> reform him." Republican Race Now'W ide Open' E N R IC H E D Save at A & P ! Special! Dinty Moore Lowest-priced F R IG ID A IR E you Ulklng about?' whenever he has a conversation with someone else. W H IT E f»n Sunihln* Almanac Farm ll«|iort W»rl<l Civilisation <:*ll*a* •( th* Air (I) swer la that you need two club (*) tricks. You will attack club* K i l l C C on c en t r a t ion ( I ) Trie* t* Right as soon as you gain the lead. 11:88 ( I ) Ths McCoys Should you win the firat t l : , 8 1*1 B*v#n K*>* ( i ) r * t s a m * d v* trick? Ycst You can afford to losa two clubs and two siuides, TUESDAY P. M. but you can't afford to losa 11:11 ( I I t-ev* * f Life ona ipade and havt an un­ ( I ) a s rs a K*ya friendly opponent shift to ( ? ) Plr*t Imi-rfistna hearts. You win the first trick with your are o f spades and lead Delicious the Jack o f eluba. East wins with tha queen and leada an­ other ipade. You duck thla time on gen­ 2 i to French Ave. eral principles. You don’t fear a heart shift any more and Sanford, Fla. tha spada la a sure loaar any­ way. A spade continuation Carry Out Orders seta up another trick for tha opposition, but you run afford Ph. 322-9616 it. You are going to maka y, ur contract. Fraakle Avalon Annetlo Fualeello Jody Metres Moray Amsttrdom Baddy Hat halt p a n a y is iq n !?:(» III* By Ruth M illett banda’e unexpected Invltationa — 'Sly hair's a mes*,* T haven't anything to wear,' 'It’s too much trouble to try to get a baby-sitter at the last moment,* 'I’ve already started dinner.') — "Doesn't feel It ie neces­ sary to talk to a man conitantly Juit becauie he's there — but knows that alienee makes a woman seem more companionable than does a steady stream o f chatter. — "H as a carefully culti­ vated sense of timing, that tells htr the best moment for imparting bad news, springing a surprise, or trying to sell her husband on an idea that it important to her. — "Gives bar husband a cer­ tain amount o f privacy in smsll mature euch a refrain­ ing from asking 'Who was that, dear?* whenever he gcU a phone call, or ‘ What wert la Kpuris 4 1* f2> Weather t i l l <<) TVt u b e r 11:18 ( ? ) When you are declarer if KORTIT II you will just think o f the key AK8 3 PKIS word "A rch" the moment ♦ Q J« dummy hits the table and then * 1C 10 8 9 follow the code letters you will WF.HT EAST find yourself making many A Q 10 6 2 A.T8S more contract* than before. V 107# WQJ 4 S ♦ 1082 ♦ B7 4 2 “ A ” la analyse tlia lead. "R " * A7J *Q4 la review: the bidding. *‘C" it SOUTH (D) count your winners and loaA A74 ' era. I am indebted to my V AO 2 friend George Goden, the ♦ AK8 A JO 8 2 great California teacher, for Both vulnerable tha ARC. Rent* West North East *11" la my own addition and I N.T. Pass 2 N.T. Pass . stands for "H ow can 1 make Pats Pass ! the contract?" Opening lead—4 3 ' Suppose you are South. You analyse the lead, noting that j that. You count atven winners the deuce o f spade* is almost in spades, hearts and dia­ - surely a fourth best lend. monds. You need two more for ! There la no bidding to review. your contract. You ask yourself, "How can Your partner raised you to three-no-trump and that was 1 make this hand?" The an­ • w sw srtss ( ! ) Neivsllre 8:10 I ! ) M a c - ; M a n t e l s t i l t (81 Andy PA R K ER li:I O ( I ) F a th e r Knows Btat MONDAY P. M. <I4( ( I ) C k s s s ri JANE CRISP BUNCH 19 PEPSO D EN T STRIPE TOOTH P A ST E ICEBERG LETTUCE Save At A&P! Special! A&P Grade A Fruit Cocktail 4 1-Lb. Cans 89 dm la tbia Ad aro good O m agh Wadnaaday. A yeg t 2701 Orlando Drive On H t y . I7*M These Price* Effective In 0aaf*rd Store 0 * 1 / n -Is •-« - ‘ T -- i> . . . . \ �^ i li !« « ■ < ■ o tn a t glances B y Galbraith • r tfiw l f m ill Pair® 10— Murch 80, 1064 OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE Legal Notice' ' MA 3 0 R , a RACE OH MAIM «T . WOULD WCK THEMINDGWT6R THAN A TWIST CONTEST IN A PHONE BOOTH* THEN W r O SELL ADVERTISIN' < SPACE ON TH* BACKS OP THB ' TURTLES — .THE A ACE WOULD END AT THE STOWS THAT PAID THE M O S T /A S FOR. ACTION, K EEP’EM A FEW D ATS AND 5 U r FOR M I n « r P u b lic I f N H i f Nolle* li hereby *tv*n. Board nf County Commlealonar* o f Semlnol* County. Florid*, propos* to reann* th* follow in g daaerlbad property lonrd R - l Slnpl# Fbmlly Residential to A - l Aprlculture: Plat Book 1, Pap* 7« Howard Packard U n . l Ca.’ a Flrat Addition to Cam* »ron City. Section I-I08-31E and Plat Book I. Flap* $0 Camaron Subdivision Section M-J0B-I1E. Further daarrlbed a* ly ln r SC o f old ACL HR n/TV and «* mil* W o f Ca mer­ on Avenue. Public hearlnp will be held In the Seminole County Court llouee, Sanford. Florida. In th* County Comniteeloner* Room, on April 14. 14(4 at 10:*4 A M. nr at eoon thereafter ae po»aIble. Board o f County Commie*, lonera Seminole County. Florida By Janira P. Avery, Jr., Chairman Atteet Arthur B e c k w it h Jr. Fublleh March (4. 1444 CD8-I4 N otice o f Pafclle H e a r t a p Nolle# le hereby plven. Board nf County Commtaelonera nf Seminole County. Florida, p r o . poee to reeone the follnwlnp detcrlbcil property toned A - l Aprlculi -e to C*3 Commerclalt The K 4*0 *t nf the 8 10« ft o f the N 10v fl o f the NK’ 4 o f the NE«4 of Section 14.J1B1*E Hate the n S3 ft o f tho w r s j . j i ft o f th# s :»<> ft o f the N 404 ft or eald NE<4 o f NE*, o f eald Section tylnp R o f Hwy 11-42). Further deeerlhed ae lylnp E o f Freddie'* Steak llouee on Hwy. 17-42. Public hearlnp will b* held In the Seminole Cnunty Court llouee, Sanford. Florida, In th* County Commlsatonera Room, on April 14. 14(4 at 14:00 A. M. or ae aoon thara* after ae potelbl* Board o f County Commit*, lonera Semlnol* County. Florida By Jamaa P. Avary, J r , Chairman Atttai Arthur Beckwith, Jr Publlah Marah M. 1(44 CD S-tt NOTICE FOR P t B C n O l t O I t h e c l o s in g o r r o a r TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: TOU W IL L PLEASE T A K E NOTICE that th* Board o f County Commlealonara. at 10 no o’ clock A.M., on th* l l t h day o f April. A. D. 11(4. at tha County Courthoul* In Sanford, riorld a, will co nilder and determ In# whether o r not th# County will clott. rarato, re . nnune* and dlactalm any rlpht o f th* County and th* puhll# In and to th* land dellnaatad upon any map or plat record­ ed In HrmlnoU County, Florida, which eald (treat, or road or hlphway la mor* pa rticu larly doacrlbed aa follow#: Beplnnlnp at # point th# Northeaat Cornar «| T.ot I, Beverly Hilt. B#mlnol# County, Florida. *a recorded In Plat B ook 1L Pap* 21. public roeorda o f Btmlnola County, Florida, run Wait 1240 feet. South S O feet, run Woat PS fe»L run North J O feet, run Eaat 1333 feet and run South' 14 fact to point o f beplnnlnp, aamo known ae Paulk Road and described In plat a f Bevarly Hill, Semlnol# County. Florida, a t recorded In Plat Bonk 11, Pap* It, public r * . cord s o f Somlnela County, Florid*. PERSONS INTERESTED MAT APPEAR AND BE H EARD AT TH E TIM E AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. (SEAL) B r : Arthur E. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk C arroll Burk# A ttorney at Law P. O. Drawer S Sanford. Porldda Attorney fo r Petitioner* Publlah Marah I I MO* CDS-M foe n r t e e CTBc e t T c a m be TH E S I T T S JUDICIAL C tS e CUIT BP TH E STATE OP FL O U R * W A E S PO E SBMSo SOLE COt'NTT r H I M T R T SB. ISJttr CITIF.ENS NATIONAL BAN K O r ST. PETERSBURG, a Xae tlonal Banklep Assentation P la la t in (J () <J Va. V E R R IL L •I*. R. DEAR, * * « , at Defendant* NOTICE BP purr TH E STATE OP FLORIDA • TBi V E R R IL L R. DEAN and K ATH ERIN E S. DEAN and any unknown apoueta, helra pran teea aaatpnaea, lelnora. cradltora, true!***, or olh ar claim ant* by, throuph, undar or apatnei V E R R IL L R. DEAN an® K A TH E R IN E S. DEAN, s n d /o r th* raal property su b ject m atter at this pull. T ou are hereby aotiriod that a Suit has bota filed apalnap you and each o f yeu. by C ITI­ ZEN'S NATIONAL BANK O P ST. PE T E R SB U R G A N ational Banklnp Aaooclatlon. P la in tiff In th* abpv* ontltlod eauaai and that you or* hereby re­ quired to ftl* you r A nsw er with th* Clerk a f thl* Court, and to eorv* a cop y th e re o f upon th* P la la tlff qr PlainIlfra Attorney, w het* n a n * and address la: A L B E R T a W K RLT. Attorney at Law , ((4 1 Contral Arana*, SL Petereburp, Florida, aot later than April 1th. 1IK . If you fall to do aa, D eere* Pro C on fess* w ill b* entered apalnat yea for th* re lie f de­ manded la th* Complaint. Th* nature a f aald suit ba­ in s for foreclosu re o f m a rt, papa recorded la O fficia l Re­ cords Book l i t . pap* 111, Pub­ lic llarorda a f Sam lnel* Coun­ ty. Florida, eoverln p: l-ot II. OAKLAND H I L L * a ccord ln p ta plat thereof, raoorded la Plat Book II. pap* l l - f . Public Records o f Sem lnol* Ceuaty, F lo r­ ida; topothor with th* fallow in g described Item* at proparty which ar* located In and p e r­ m anently Inetalled a* a part o f th# laapraeamanta a a aald land: Jnchaon Oas H al W a ter Heater with duets. Model CJI1 Serial No. 1140* WITNESS my hand and tha seal a f this C o u rt at Sanford. Bomlnola County, Florida, thla l i b day o f March. A. D. ! » ( ( . (COL’ RT MEAL) Arthur II. Rackw lih. J r , Clark o f tho C ircuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ALB E R T C. W KItLT, A ttorn ey nt Law f i l l Central A ra n a* SL Paleraburp, Florida Pdblleh Mar. I. I f, II, II, l l l | i CD®*If 0 Q �Jk * f 1 t Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win not t>e re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re. Tile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform *e the policies of this CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuts., thru Frt. . 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. . Sat aoon. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day befor* Iniertion. Mon. • Sat ■oon. Legal Notice I * T itr r m c r i T r o r n T o r TIIR SIXTH JUDICIAL r ill. Cl'IT, IX *XI> FUR RKMIn o i .k r o r x T V . r i . n n i i n c i i t x r K i i r x o . i .w th CX.AH A IIKIlltl.Kll, Plaintiff, V*. Annum n. iiKRiti.Kn, Uafrn<Unt. x o t ic r o r *itt TOi A R T H U R D. 1IBRRLER. whoa* laat known uliIrFu lat AltTlllTH D. lIKItltl.KH 3334 Upton A vtn u i Toledo, Ohio Tou ere hereby notified Ihet a fu ll for Dlvorre h ie been inetltuted aanlnet you by C L A I M IIBRUM3II, In the Cir­ cu it Court of the Ninth Judi­ cia l Circuit, In and for Semi­ nole County, Klorlda. The a b ­ breviated title o f the cnee le Cl.AHA IIUItni-KR, Plaintiff. V*. ARTIIUH D. HERRI.KR, Defendant. You are hereby re<iulred to ♦lie your *n*w»r o r other de fenelve plradlna In the above styled cauee with the Clerk • f the Circuit Court o f eald County, and larva a eopy thereat upon BASSETT AKO TUCK. A tto rn e y! for Plaintiff, eeo South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida, on o r b e. f o r e the 2tet day o f April, 11(4. If ro u fall to do eo a default will ba entered aaelnet you. WITNESS my bend and the Seel o f eald Court at Panford, Seminole County, Florida, thle IStli day o f March, 13(4. (S EAL) Arthur If. Ilerku'lth, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Sanford Fla. B y: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Harlan Turk, o f Ilia firm af BA8HKTT AND TUCK 100 South Maitland Avenue Maitland, Florida A tto rn e y! for Plaintiff Puhlteh March II, 10 A April S. 13. l» t« . CDS-S9 * IX THU CIRCUIT COURT, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIIICriT O F FLORIDA IX AXD F o il SRMIXOI.B COUNTY. CIIAXCKRY XO. I.VtZS F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTO A d K ASSOCIATION, a cor* poratlon. Plaintiff, w LAW REN CE and SOPHIA hie wife, S. A. OREENLEE OREENLEE, Defendants. XOTJCB o r SUIT IX MOH TOlfiH FORKCLONITIR TO I LAWRENCE S. (HIKESLEE and SOPHIA A. OREENLEE, hta wife, whoea reetdenea and ad* dreee are unknown. TOU ARE HER EBY NOT!* F I E D that a Complaint to ♦orecloee a certain mortaaae encumbering the following deic rlbed real property, to-w lt: I/)T -I» o f I/3NODALE SUBDIVISION according to Plat thereof ae recorded In Plat Por.ll II, Page <1, of the Publlo Recorde of Seminole County, Florida, baa been filed egalnet you In the above-etyled eult, the ehnrt title o f which le Federal Na­ tional M o r l f e e * Aeeorlatlon. a Corporation oraen lied under • n Act of Oonaraaa and ct ltt* Imr purauant to the Federal Nall unal Mortgage Aaeoclatlon Charter Act, having lie prin­ cipal of fice In the City o f Washington. Dlalrlct o f Col* unthla. Plaintiff, vereue. L A W ­ RENCE 8 OREENL EE and SOPHIA A. OREENLEE. hla wife, Defendants and you ara required to aerva a copy o f jrour Anewer or other plead­ ing to the Complaint on Plain* t i f f a Attorney, Mack N. Cleve* land. Jr.. Suite 111 Sanford At* lantlc National Rank Building. Sanford. Florida, and file the original Anewer or other pleading In the office o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before the "Ih day o f April A. I). 1SC4. If you fall to d-» eo. a decree pro tonfeeeo will be taken against you for the relief demanded In the C o m ­ plaint. Thle Notice shall he pub­ lished once a week for four consecutive week* In The San­ ford Herald, a newspaper cir ­ culated In Seminole County. Florida. Dated th ll Uk dey o f March, A D 1144. (S EAL) . . Arthur II. Rerkwllh, Jr.. Clerk o f Circuit Court Hyi Maltha T. Vlhlen. DC. Mack N. C l e v r U u d , Jr. and Carroll llurke Attorney* for Plaintiff I* O. Drawer 7. Sanford, Klorlda Publish Mar. I, 1*. 11. *# » » cu a -u 1S4V-. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1- Lost & round 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food C. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Bent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Rabysittcrs 21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio te. Television 27. Specinl Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessorial SO. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pots 32. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles »Vanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Roats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice 2. N o t ic e s • Parwnnal* Income Tax Returns. Lamar Williams, Fly* Points. Ph. 322-7843. 8b* ftanfnrb frralb March 30, 1964— Page 11 SWEETIE PIE INCOME TAX SERVICE 0 . M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 322-794* VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — ALL MAKES Phone 322-2282 Vacuum Cleaner Repairs, parti; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr. AlrWay, GE, etc. Cleaner* *old, ex­ changed. Free Pick up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2 4763._________________ U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-Women 18 and over. Se­ cure Jobs. High pay. Short hours. Advancameat. Thou­ sands of Jobs opan. Proaparatory training until ap­ pointed. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE inform­ ation on jobs, salaries, re­ quirements. Write today giv­ ing name, address and “You wouldn't want him to run around with wet hair phone. Lincoln Service, Box and eatoh cold, would you?" 55. Sanford Herald. 12. Raal Estate For Sait 12. Real Eatatn For Sale WANTED: 40 rider*, 99c round trip, to Cape Ken REAL nedy. Call 3229340.________ Ball-Blair Agency 6. For Rent ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd !c Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 l BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. LOCH ARBOR bath, 317 S. Park Ave. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, spac­ iousness galore throughout UNFURN. 2 BR, kit. elec entire Home. A Real Bar­ equip. $50 mo. 2482 Orange gain at $14,000 with terms Ave. Ph. 322 6630 after 6 arranged! p. m. Kurnithed home on lake South aide of Lake Jessup Phone 365-3104. Furn. Apt. 2300 MellonviUe. SWIMMING POOL ll'a True! A Ranch style home featuring 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, separate dining room, plus large Florida Room A double carport, fenced swimming pool. For only $700 Down. Located in Loch Arbor. Seminole Realty ing lota. Inquire, Manual Jacobson's Dept. Store. —level ground with lota of trees—$10,000. S t Johns Realty Modern C.B. 3 BR, 1W bsth, kitchen equipped. Interior THE TIME TESTED FIRM ve. newly painted. Available 116 N. Park AV8. FA 2-6123 A. L DRUMMOND, Defendant. Mar. 31ft. $100 . 668 402$. NOTICE OF SALE Pleaie do not call Friday TOi A. L DRUMMOND nights or Saturday. Orlando, Florida 2, 1, A 4 BEDROOMS By virtu* o f an execution. 1, m , A 2 BATHS Issued ou t and under tha seal LAKE MARY, 2 BR. Unfurn. o f tha above captioned court, DOWN PAYMENTS FROM bouic, kit. equlpt. $75 FHA - VA HOMES upon Judgment rendered and docketed In Seminole County, Florida, In favor o f the plain­ tiff and agalnet the captioned defendant. which execution was directed and delivered to me as sheriff In and far Slid county. I have levied upon all right, title and Intereet of the said defendant, A. I. Drummond, In and to tha f o l ­ lowing deaorlbed personal pro­ perty: ISIT Renault four deer sedan, ID No. 1735511 Notice la hereby given, that I. the undersigned, sheriff ae aforesaid, will sell the shove described property to the hig h­ est bidder, for cash, at public auetlen, at tha main door of the Seminal* County Court House, In the City o f Sesford. State- at Florida, on tha llth day o f April, 1114, between the hour* o f 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon and 1:04 o'clock In the afternoon, o f that day, to satisfy the eald execution, together with Interest and ooets thereon. DATED thla l l t h dey *f March, 1514. J. L. Hubby, Sheriff, Seminole County Ity: James J. Singletary Deputy Sheriff Publleh March II, 10 a April «. II. 1544. CDS-47 XOTICI4 OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO LA Itri ARNE NOIIDII, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: A sworn Complaint having hern filed against you la the Circuit Court In and for Sem­ inole County, Florida. by LOIS ANN NURDII, for di­ vorce, the abort title o f which le LUlH ANN NUIIDII, Plain­ tiff. versus LARS ARNE NOIIDII. Defendant, three pre­ sent* are to command you to appear and file your Anewer or other defense or pleading herein with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, and serve e copy thereof on P la in tiffs At­ torney, Carroll Burk*. Attor­ ney at Law, I*. O. Drawer Z. Sanford. Florida, on or before the 14th day o f April, A. D. 1344, or otherwise decree pro confrseo will be entered against you. The Hanford Herald le des­ ignated a* a newspaper of tsneral circulation In which thla citation abell be publish­ ed once tech week for four consecutive weeks. WITNESS my hand and o f ­ ficial aval o f the Clerk of the Circuit Court on thla tha 13th day o f March. A. D. 13(4 (SEAL) Arthur II Beckwith Jr. Clerk o f ih* Circuit Court Ity: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Carroll llurke. Suit* -IS. Sanford Atlantic N a t i o n a l Bank Building, I'.O. Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff, puhlieh: March 14, 31, l» and April 4 C D S -!! Avail. April 2. Ph. 322-0114. 2 BR Furn. houie. 218 W. 19th St. $83 mo. Vacant Apr. lit. No pets. 322-2909 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private bath*, 114 W. Firat St. 1 BR, tage. rate*. wood, DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazzo NO MONEY DOWN. Take PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC and all types Home Repairs Repoueaed. "Would like re­ floor*, clcc. heat, air-cond . existing mortgage on 3 bed All Work Guaranteed built In GE kitchen. $17,000 room, 2 bath. 113 E. Cole­ sponsible party to take up A. J. ADCOCK W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, man Clr. For Info, tail payments of $8 per month General Contractor 668-4791. 323-0667. on Slant-O-Matic Automatic 322-9558 7.1k Zag Sewing Machine. TRADE THAT TRAILER Guaranteed, Like New sew* Need a Painter? 322-3090. f o r a N e w h o m e in lng condition. Call Collect 402 Colonial Way, Highland CRYSTAL LAKE PARK 241-9587 evening* or 42* Tractor mowing A Grading Park, a Wonderful buy in a A LIMITED NUMBER OF Call FA 2-7621. 0932, Service Discount 2 Bedroom masonry homt, TRAILERS BEING TAKEN excellent condition, Florida P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, ON TRADE ON 3 * 4 BED1 • Smith Corona Standard Room, citrus, wall, nicely Large, Small. Call Bob BOOM HOMES Typewriter, $19.50; Royalt; landscaped. One of San­ 323-0742. Call Mr. Leatherbury at R. C. AUonj, Underwoods ford's best neighborhoods. 322-2744 from $49.95 up; Also EleoNEED A PICTURE T Price, only $10,650, as low Between 1 and 5 Daily trie Portable $159. Call BUI Vincent at as $350 Down with FHA fi­ Powell'a Office Supply Co. The Sanford Herald nancing. Exclusive 909 CATALINA DRIVE 117 S. Magnolia Ave. I. D. Portraits, Commercial, Two bedroom home with 322-5812 Parties & Gatherings, large rooms, oak floors, kit Small or Large. chen equipped. Situated on REPOSSESSED S I N O E R , FAST SERVICE 1901 Park Avenu* 3 Urge terraced loU with Sclect-O-Matie, Like New, Day 322-2611 - Night 322-0922 FA 2-5232 anytime fruit and shade trees. Pric Does Decorative Sewing, ed at $12,000, with Terms. Makes Buttonholes, Sews oa 16. Female Help Wanted WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Buttons, Monograms, Em­ Exclusive with SPRINKLER SYSTEMS broider*, Etc. All Without All Types and Sizes HOUSEWIVES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Attachments, Guarantee^ We Repair and Servlet T il. work, your home, up to Realtor Cost Over $300 New, Now ■ T I N E $30 weekly comm, part time. Raymond Lundqulit, Amo . Only $59.92, or Pay $7.48 Machinery and Supply Co, Permanent. Write Interna FA 2 2951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Monthly. Ph. FA 2-8627. FA 3-6432 tional Magazine Service, P. *07 W 2nd St. O. Box 6157, Orlando, Fla. LOCH ARBOR LIVING For FAST TAXI SERVICE MAR. SPEC. Men’s Western This modern CB home with shlrta, $2.99. Surplua City, call Homer Little at GreyBEAUTY OPERATOR spacious living room sepa 201 W. lit 8L hound Bui Station. 322-1431 WANTED rated from the large dining or 322-9993. Junior or Senior 1 Reconditioned Underwood area by a divider wall gives Ph. 322-9658 Adding machine, 10-k e y , Berryhlll Painting Contractor. you dining privacy. The 3 with subtraction, Commercial • Industrial • h a n d , bedrooms and 2 baths are $59.95. Naw electric adding Residential. Free estimate. conveniently arranged to machines, from 1199.95 up. We Appreciate Your Busi­ add to your happy home Powell's Office Supply Co. ness. 322-2287. life. $150 Down. $90 month Steady employment In a. mo­ 117 S. Magnolia Ave. dern air-conditioned factory. Including taxes and insur­ 322-5842 Apply in person to Alix of 29. Automobile Service ance. C B-4 U BUY I Call Sanford, Hlway 17-92. Do 322-4991, Stemper Agency, GUNS. New 4c Used. U r g e not phone. 1919 So. French Ave. (election. Will trade, also repair. Tackle sold k re­ ATTENTION REALTORS: Day Dishwasher, must be ex Scnknrik Ginns and Paint paired. Used boats and mo­ perlenced, white female pre Beautiful 3 UK., 2 bath lakeCompany tors. Osteen Bridge Fish ferred. Apply Chick 'n Treat front home. Largo lot. Pric­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Camp 4k Gun Shop. Sanford. ed to acll. Ph. 322-6721. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 2-Recllnlng chair*. 100” Couch, Free inspection, estimates, 5-nar stools. Combination LAKE MARY, New 2 Blf. or pickup, delivery. Rceorlng Record Player—24” TV. 2nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile k repairs discounted. Portable TV seta. 2408 Dobath, act-ln grove. New low 2111$ E. 3rd. 322-3443 Cottes Avo. 322-1513. price. Owner. 3226859. Seminole Realty 8. Educntion • Instruction 4. T ra n s p o rta tio n 34. Artides For 8ul« FOUND! FICTITIOUS X.IMK 2 BR Unfurn. house. Crystal notice is hereby given Lake Ave. &. 4th St. Ph. that I am engaged In buelneee 322-4066 or 322 6271. at Rtnfnrri, Seminole County, Florid*, under the fictitious name of, Villen* Imports Co., Efficiency apt. Furnished, ell and that I Intend to register new. Very cozy. Single or said name with the Clerk o f couple. $60 mo. 322 5604. the Circuit Court. Kemlnole 1901 S. Park 322-5232 County. Florida, In accordance with the provisions o f the LAKE MARY, Fum. Duplex Nitca: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 Fictitious Name Statutes, to Apt. $65. Adulta, no pets wit: Section m .n y Florida Close-In— 2 BR tram* home Statute* 1357. Call 322-3930. with extra large lot—300 ft. Rig: W. ■ . Vlhlen Publish! Mar. II, Id Apr. I, II STOREROOM, or office, on frontage on Magnolia Ave. 1344 —could be'm ade Into 3 lots lit. St., near 2 free park­ CDB-44. • WALL CLAIM* COURT NEMIXOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA Xo. MSI MAROAHET H. BAUMBACH. Plaintiff, By Nadine Seltzer 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Eetate For Sale 27. Special Servleea $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty POCKET FARM You'll love this dean, pret ty, furnished farmhouse sit­ ting In the middle of 5 rich cultivated acrei of land near a great fishing lake. Give ua a ring—It's only a 10 minute drive. Price $11,500. Some Tcrtni. Phone Stemper Agency 1919 S. French Ave. 322-4091. Sewing Machine Operators Needed AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2 BR., 1 BATH Screened porch, including kit­ chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payments $58.50. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Asbestos shingled 3 BR., cor­ INC. ner lot, 105x200, trees, kit322-8074 c l t e n equipped. Spotless. Carporte. $200 down, $65 2 BR. Home, Study, ltt mo. Owner will hold mort­ Baths, large Family Rm. in gage. G. Baumbach. Phone good neighborhood; Includ­ TE 8-3148. ing stove, refrig., room airconditioner, washing m a­ EVERETT A. H A R P E R chine & rugs. Really ter­ AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. rific buyl Monthly pay­ FHA-VA Sale* Broker. 2465 ments $83.50. S. P a r k Ave. 222-2264, KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 322-2285. Inc. FA 2-8074 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS LONGWOOD AREA FI!A—35 Yr. Mortgages NO CLOSING COST8 Small Down Payment* HOMES FROM 612,600 Live Cheaper Than Rent Country Club Heights nt. 17 92 Turn on Rt. 427 at Five Points, t$ml. to SR 15 3& 4 BEDROOM HOUSE8 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Air-Conditioning Optional As Low as $350 Down Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Auto Glaaa, Tope SANFORD CARPETB, A Sea* Covers LINOLEUM h TILE COk 1) If you are above average Quality Installations and capability 127 W. 1st St., Sanford 2) if you enjoy working dir­ Free Eitlmates 322-3241 ectly with patients 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 3) If you are public rela­ 4LL WORK GUARANTEED Hobart Portable Welder, 200 tion* minded Amp. Heavy duty motor, 31 A. Petfl Ph. 322-7719 or 323-0588. If you have these qualities Litter English Setter pupa for and good rcferencej, Dc Office Furniture: Air-Condi­ sale. Ph. 322-9223. Bary Manor la willing to tioner, chain, desk, aofa, pay accordingly. coffee table, book c u e , etc., DACHSHUNDS, MINIATURES from Dr. Boyce's Office, AKC. Red Masonic Bldg., Sanford. Phon* 322-2448 Monday only. 8 to 8. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. DeBary Manor Nursing Home Retirement Center Realtor Raymond Lundqulit, Alto. 80 N. 17-92 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. DeBary. Florida $300 DOWN 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath home on large lot 250 ft. deep, with separate dining, newly paint­ ed inside and out. $1-1,600 $100 DOWN 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central heat. Payments less titan $50 per month. Payton Realty LMN Enterprises, Inc. V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty SLANT-O-MATIC 8IN G IR In cabinet. Fully automatic, make* hundreds of design*, doe* buttonholei, b l i n d stitches. With guarantee. Like new sewing condition. Assume piyment* o f $7 per mo. Buy locally and bo *or33. Furniture viced. Sanford Sewing Cen­ ter, 104 8. Park Ave. Phone WANTED reliable couple te 322-9411. lake ep monthly payments of $11.50 ou I complete 35. Article* Wanted rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ WANTED I Otrue fru it Largo lect. or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Leo M ine­ FRISK ESTIMATE field. FA 2-4244 Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ USED TRUMPET, In good cond. Reasonable. 322-5184. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. 36. Automobllon - Truck* FA 2-2117. Sell Ue Your Furniture. '56 Flrcflil* DeSoto, Hdtp., full power, air-coed., good Quick Service With the cond. $595. See at Spiers At­ Cash. 8UPER TRADING lantic Service Sta., Sanford POST. FA 2-0877. Ave., & Onora Rd. Used furniture, appliances, BUYLNO A NEW 8T tools, etc. Bought - Sold. USED CAR? Larry’e Mart 215 Sanford FINANCE IT WITH U> Avs. Ph. FA 1-4152. ♦ Low Interest Kate* ♦ Low Monthly Payment* For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ FLORIDA STATE BANS ture, aco Noll’s Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry '57 Plymouth $115. 322-9232. on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 0. 37. B oa t* • Motor* BLOOMING Rosei on Chero­ kee etoek. All other kinds 888-4426 o f Nursery shrubbery and BEAUTIFUL 3 UH, 2 Hath 17. Male Help Wanted trses. Home in Ravanna Park. A Gray Shadows Nurssry PERMANENT CAREER real buyl Owner 323-0648. 6 Ml. 8. on Sanford Are. OPPORTUNITY $105 WEEKLY SALARY «t LIBERAL BONUS Be associated with a com­ pany that offers maximum opportunity for a perman­ ent and profitable career. Can you qualify? 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. David Jackson, Wed­ nesday, April 1st, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Florida State Em­ ployment Office, 200 So. French Ave., Sanford. Fla. Laktfront turn, cot­ CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Reaionable lummer 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 LAKE MARY 965 Oxford St., LongWest on 25th St. and FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha GREENBRIAR Fla. Ph. 838-2348. Left on Lake Mary Blvd. Choies lota availabla In BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 2 Miles FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmlt Graenbrlar o f Loch Arbor 3 Bedroom with 3 full tile 322-2744 Cowan. 322-4013. ovorlooklnc golf tours*. baths In Country Club and Custom building to your 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with Heights, the beautiful com­ LAKE WAYMAN specifications. Greenbrlar pvt. bath and shower, suit­ munity away from the city HEIGHTS developed by able for couple or single noises and flight pattern, LONGWOOD KINGSWOOD person or retired. All utllland with the conveniences South on 17-93 — 6 ml. BUILDERS, INC. of sewer, water, street tie* Included In rent. Ideal­ (2 blocks Northwest of 19. Situatlona Wanted 20t Fairmont Dr. ly loeated on Flrvt St., with­ lights and sidewalks. This Long wood Plaza) FA 2-8074 spacious home features se­ Yard work wanted. 322-2573. in 1 block of I free parking ven closets and a huge 8x12 lota and shopping center. In­ GOLFER'S PARADISE Ft. utility room. This Is a Will car* for elderly pereon quire at Manuel Jacobson 0 m of Loch Arbor's finest In my home, by day or b u i l d e r * closeout. FHA Dept. Store. I l l E. First St. Ph. 838 3911 homos la a secluded spot week. 532-1883. evaluation li $13,500 with aurrotiadod by natural beau­ Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ave. $73.39 per month. The buildHOUSEWORK. Ph. 322-8440. ty and facing directly on Apply 5-8:10. ers will include $600 worth the Golf Course. A home SLIPCOVERS made to Order. of new furnishings or will Property Management RENT A BED designed for gracious living, Reasonable. Ph. 322 5112. credit that amount. Come & Sales Broker Rol'away, Hospital 4c Baby charming throughout and and see us today. Call Hill Work wanted. Days. 322-7053. Bed*. having a dining room, Flor­ Unsworth for appointment, By Day, Week, or Month ida Room, 2 baths, fire­ 3228560. Southern Homes. -10. B nbynltlerit Ph. FA 2-1181 116 W. 1st Bt. place, central heat and airOffers for your selection CARROLL'S FURNITURE conditioning and a perfect­ these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 BABYSITTING in my borne. B A R G A IN D A Y S ly huge 2-Car garage. Ex­ Bedroom 322 2274. If you are interested In Real 9. For Hale or Rent cellent long-term financing Estate at a bargain price 21. B eau ty Salons with as little as $1,000 down. 4 BR Cottage, furn., 1215 read this: Commercial site, Exdualva with Douglas, $85., 2 BR furn. zoned C-l for neighborhood PERMANENT SPECIALI apt. $60, 517 E. 25th. commercial enterprise. Ap­ Our Budget Wave Now $0.93 praised value, $5500. C*»h Acc Beauty Salon, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON price for Immediate Sale, Mayfair Hotel LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s INVESTMENT A REALTY $3500. Phone 322 8525 322-1587. 116 N. PARK AVE. 322 917.1 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. Investment opportunity. 370 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK APRIL POOL1 Inquire 817 Catalina Drive. feet on 4-lanc Highway. Or­ Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also No, This is for real. 2 furn­ evenings. 3 Senior stylists. ange City access road to ished apt*, and 1 two-bedII. Real Estate Wanted 105 S. Oak. 322 5742. expressway 1-4. Can be rdom Home, furnished and purchased today for $3700 To make tha best home WILL BUY DIRECT from elosa in. Total income $140 Special By Popular Demand buy, see tha rash. Owner a tract of high land month. Approx. $3,300 Down, Our Budget Wava Spec. $0.96 with adequate Lake front­ $4,500 Balance on mort­ Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Beautiful Home In Maitland, age. Please state location, gage at $10 monthly. 31b Palmetto Ave. 822-0834 owner has $30,000 invest­ size, price L terms. Address JOHNNY WALKER, Broker ment. 2700 square feet of 25. Plumbing1 Service* P. O. Box 1042, Winter Park. 322-6457 for Appointment quality construction with PLUMBLNG 12. Real fcatale For Sale BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT every convenience, youra Contracting Repairs In Loch Arbor— 98 ft. front today for $27,500. BR, bouse, Fla. room, Ut. FREE ESTIMATES on Weat Crystal Drive—Over equipped, Venetian blinds, R. L. HARVEY 200 ft. deep—Exceptionally awnings fenced yd. Small 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 high ground with trees. down payzrent, $62 mo. 151 Office FA l-tlia Country Club Circle. 2585 Park Dr. 322-2430 27. Hp e d a l Servleea Night FA 2-6648 Piano Tuning and Repair Nice 5 UK home, offers in­ THE TIMF TESTED FIRM 3 lilt.. Us bath home. A l323 0700 W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 come, Invest. $6,920. 322-5689. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 2544 Park Dr. tume payments. 322-5455. Saaferd, Fla SOUTH W ARD 32. Flowera • Shrubs 34. Art Idea For Salt “ Brothers" Knitting Machine complete with carrying case, attachments and instruc­ tion manual. Like new $23. 322-7475. SPRING TONIC! Take one smooth • riding Cathedral Hull Thundorhlrd, and one quiet Evlnrud* with Gator trailer. Add water. Instant fun for everyone. Spring Boat Sale begins today. See ua for B e i t “ Package Steals.” T e r m * . Robson Sporting Goods, Downtown Sanford, 322-5961. Shallow well pump, cost $tS0, will sell for $85, used 1 yr., good cond. Reynolds Trombone, used 2 mo., cost $200, sell for 4$ price. Ph. 39. Trallera • Cabanas 322 6414. 25 FT. Spartan, shower, toilet, READY MIX CONCRETE heal, refrig. Easy Lift Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Hitch. $750, term*. Marina Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Isle, Hlway 48, 4 atL E. sand, cement, rock, pipe, Sanford. Lumpkin. steel, greaso traps, dry wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 300 Elm Ave. 322-5751 SINGER ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE (Rental Machine) Reduced 25% Call Singer Representative WX 6800 $100 DOWN •43 MONTH S - Bedroom Home CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Corner Lee ltd. and 17-82 Phone 6II-0U21 m im i ON A N t .•* Iw rm i an |) r— / ... i am M t IN t T DICK’S APPLIANCE 8BRVICR 510 Hanford Ave. FA 2-7858. �eneelally whan he runs Into trouble, could bu members of the Seminole County Juvenile Council Ine. The group !• organized—ha* been since l » » - f o r that pur^Chartered to ' » by th# late County and JuveuUa Judge Wllaoo Alexander, the coun­ cil consists o f dedicated dtlw as to assist tba Juvenile Court, schools, and other agsaeist concerned with de­ linquent and dependent childinn to the county. Ms Job so far has gone unheralded and, to many In­ stances, unnoticed by the general public. But Its effort has woo tbs grateful thanks e l those in­ volved. The group's first president was Herald Heckenbach, a school principal Presidents to sobeequent years were Ken Mdatodb, aa attorney; Wil­ liam Thomas, • druggist; John Angel school principal; gad Winiam Tanner, a Ufa serving aa president It la an Incorporated, non­ profit organization with mem­ bership open to aU citizens In the county. Officers and dir­ ectors represent the whole of the county and serve without compensation o f any kind. These officers are elected an­ nually from tba general mem­ bership o f the council Directors meet tour times a year, on the second Thurs­ day to March, June, Septem- bar and December at T:S0 p. m. in the County Commission rooms o f the courthouse. In addition, the president can call special directors to m eet AH meetings are open to the public. Alma and purposes e l the council, as provided In con­ stitution and by-lawa are: —To promote the general welfare of all needy children —To develop in the public a better understanding o f the problems involved. —To oncourago tho correct training, education and place* moot of delinquent and depen­ dent children. —To render financial asslilance for the correction and rehabilitation lor children when no other means of aaaiatanee are available. —And to promote the organ­ ization and operation of a geociea aa can be deemed ad­ visable to provide the nec­ essary correctional training, education and placement of dependent and delinquent eblldren. No salary or ether compenaatlon la paid to any o f the officer! or director*. The ad­ ministration expenses consist primarily for poitago and stationery. The council depends entire­ ly on contributions to accom­ plish Its purpose. Donations ara used in working with de­ linquent and dependent child­ ren hi esses where no other money is available. Contributions art deducti­ ble for income tax purposes and any contributor win ba granted a council member­ ship. The Investment may ba made payable to tbs Semlnnole County Juxenlle Council Inc., Dost Office Box 1741, Sanford. A return address Is requested so a membership card ean be sent to the con­ tributor. The council exists for one purpose—to help a child. Stewing 2460 P A R K A V E . (WHOLE) DRESSED PRICKS GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, QUANTITY w cv n K iV M ii N wwn RIGHTS RESERVED O jn jn w B M W u j. & DRAWN F IV E Y E A R S A G O TO M O R R O W LADY FAIR SWEETMILX OR BUTTERMILK B. C. WHITTE N, air­ man 1 /d , a graduate o f Seralnola High School, baa been selected "A ir­ man o f the Year" for the 854th Tactical Hos­ pital at Myrtle Beach AFB, 8. C. The 21year-old airman previ­ ously served In Green­ land. OUR D R IV E - I N FOR BU SIN ESS. OPENED T H IS CO M IN G Y E A R ’S SA L ES CANS I N SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y W IL L E X C E E D O N E M ILLIO N Frozen F o o d sj^ j^ D O L L A R S! Y O U R C O N T IN U E D P A T R O N AGE HAS BEEN HUM BLY - A N D GRATEFULLY — A P P R E C IA T E D . NEW YORK (U PI)—In axchange fo r that dollar bill to your pocket marked "silver certificate” the government o f tho United States wiU give you one dollar's worth o f sil­ ver bullion grains. But Just try to spend them. The U. 8. Treaaurly Depart­ ment announced Wedneaday that H no longer wiU give out eUvor dollars to omchango for paper currency beeauao o f a run on tho "cartwheel*." The Treaiury fears collectors wiU try to gobble up Its entire available supply (M mUllon worth) sines Congress has re­ fused to authorise minting of more. This reporter, who traded a arisp |1 bill fo r an onvelopo of •Urn grains at tha U. 8. as­ say office hero, offers this ad­ vice for those who may wlah to do tholr coniumer buying In bullion: Forgot Itl Nobody wants the stuff. NEW YORK ( U P I ) - Singer Gabriels Hammersteto back to tba United States after two years and throe months to an East German prison ccU, said "It felt wonderful to be boms. "There's no question about It," said tbs 40-year-old wo­ man who was released Thurs­ day by the East German Communists. M bs Hsmmarjteto w a * singing Wagnerian rales to East German opera houses at the time of her arrest reportedly on charges o f ospionsgs. FRESH CRISP LARGE HEAD ICEBURG w io p w HEADS a * 1* * * ON« 'S * CABBAGE Farm Brief Eating out probably wtU cost more thin year. Since 1999 whan the government etarted keeping track o f such things, tbs cost o f meals In sw ay • from - home eating ylaaon kaa gone up at the rate o f 814 P « sent a year. BI 6 PRO O F 12. REGULAR 2/ 2 * 2109 F R E N C H — NO A V E. — S A N F O R D — , P H O N E O RDERS, PLEASE �+ Karl Blames Jax Strife On Leadership Failure By United Pres* International Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns and Rep. Fred Karl of Daytona Beach touched on the racUl situation in Jackson­ ville Monday as Democratic candidates for g o v e r n o r Tim* march** on. swung back Into their cam­ • • • paigns following the Easter Today, however, It »*«m* to holiday. go by Jet Karl criticized Burns for • ft £ • e a VAH-1 had a change o f comAland this morning at SNAS. VAH-11 will have th* tame nest Monday. * A • Caml Bruce, supervisor of registration for S e m i n o l e County *ayi there are only four daya left to register in order to vote In the May primaries. Caml aald she lent out 18,• 000 notice* which enabled residenta to re-register by mall. O f that number, *he hatn't heard from 2,000. Of thl* number ihe eitlmate* that 2,400 have moved away from Seminole. A t any rata, according to new registration*, Caml belive* Seminole County registrationa will act an all-time high. e % • • • Omitted from the eporta page story last week on the Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund Committee wa* the name of Jim Touhy, president of the 8HS Lettermen'a Club, and a real football team buddy of Buddy's. • • • Speaking of sports, Lake Mary's entry in the South Seminole Little League has new bats, balls, uniforms and everything they need for a fins season—save one thing. They need a sponsor. The line forms to th* right! • A W ft , Ritchie Green, district engi­ neer o f the State Road De­ partment at DeLand, said to­ day that "with some good weather w* hope to open 1-4 through to Daytona Beach by th* end of April." This will open the new Interstate high­ way from Daytona Beach to Tampa, except for th* lmmediate Orlando area. e • A couple weeks ago "The Clock Winders” told of a wom­ an, while cleaning out her at­ tic, finding 30 old 1100 bills, Urge ones, on a Kentucky bank. Now w* hear o f a man, sorting through some old pa­ pers he had Inherited, finding 60 old 9100 wartime savings bonds. So, again, we say, be­ fore you throw old papers away be sure to check ’em carefully. Kelly To Speak Here Wednesday ® A w £ Sen. Scott Kelly will bring Ills campaign for the Demo­ cratic nomination for governor Into Seminole County Wed­ nesday, according to hU lo­ cal campaign manager, John Kader. A motorcade will meet Kel­ ly at 12:43 p. m. at Seminole Plata on Highway 17-92. It will proceed at 1:15 p.m. to Lake Mary, where Kelly will ■peak. Kelly will speak again at 9:30 p. tn. at First Street and Magnolia Avenue In Sanford, then will visit local campaign headquarters in the Valdex Hotel. The candidate will speak at 4 p. m. In Oviedo and 4:20 p. m. at Goldenrod, after which he will go to MaitUnd. Home Body Q TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) — James Neuman, 51, wanted for questioning about • robbery and described as "extremely dangerous," was found hiding under hit mothcr’a bed this weekend. ONLY Days to Register For the Primaries (Fltr > said no other candidate had his experience in making de­ cisions in times of racial stress. Burns said that Jack­ sonville was now as peaceful as Cocoa or another American city. In Jacksonville Sen. John Zip Code 32771 fentlft * 5 i J Mathews challenged Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach, WEATHER Fair with high near 70 today; partly cloudy tonight with low in 40s. to specify the agencies Dick­ United Press Leased Wire * KsUblished 1908 TUES., MARCH 31, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 158 inson would cut to save state VOL. fid money. 'T challenge Mr. Dickinson now to tell us what agencies and services he proposes to cut," Mathews said. Dickinson, in the Miami area, proposed a “ drastic change" in the state's promo­ what Karl called “ lack of tion of tourism and industry. leadership" in Jacksonville He said tourist promotions violence. “ Last week we saw should be taken out of the another Jacksonville story — •• • hands o f the Development the one in which communica­ Commission and put under a tions broke down, race turned seven member Florida Tour­ against rare, blood was spill­ A hearing on the proposed ist Commission. ed and at least one died. He said his proposal was “ We simply cannot afford to expansion of Seminole Mem­ have that kind of story told orial Hospital will be held not to be taken as critical of NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI) — April 14 at 10 a. m. at a “ past and present Florida de­ In our state." Karl added. Turkish Cypriot* charged to­ JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Burns, in Brevard County, meeting of the County Com­ velopment commissions." day that Greek Cypriot* *re Florida East Coast Railway mission. Miami Mayor Robert King To be discussed Is the fin­ High called for the abolish­ carrying out "terrorism aa us­ waa Joined by eight other ancing for a 60-bed addition ment of the Railroad Assess­ ual" despita th# present* o f Southern railroad* Monday ka to the hospital. Should the ment Board. He said the th* UniUd Nation* peac* its court fight to atop th* prohearing prove successful, the board's acceptance of the rail­ posed merger of the Atlan­ fore* In Cyprus. Commission would levy a .57 roads' valuition of their own tic Coast Line and Seaboard mill tax for its part in a property places an additional Air Line railroads. $850,000 project. tax burden on the taxpayer. The merger will become ef­ The county would raise MOSCOW (U PI) — id lin g fective on April 13, unlcs* Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, $330,000 over a three year said in St. Petersburg voca­ floodwatar* fed by th* malt­ stopped by a federal court or­ period with the balance com ­ tional schools should be ex­ ing o f unusually heavy snow* der. WASHINGTON (U PI) — A ing from the Hill Burton panded to reduce drop-outi The eight railroads filed a faulty compass pointing north today wer* reported threaten­ Fund. from public schools. He said motion in federal court hero when it should have read REAR ADM. ALLEN M. SHINN is piped aboard SNAS during change ing two eitiea and aeveral vit­ The need for expansion is the program would place the and charged the Interstate northeast has been blamed o f command ceremonies this morning. Adm. Shinn’s appointment as the stressed in that the local in­ state in a better position to al industrial plants In south­ Commerce Commission order for causing an RRM recon­ stitution operates at capacity next head o f the Navy’s Hureau o f Naval Weapons was announced last ern Russia. which approved the merge* naissance plane to stray into or more virtually all the time. attract new industry and pay­ veek. Adm. Shinn wns here to inspect facilities at the local station and rolls. was "unlawful and void." East Germany where it was Commissioners inspected the to observe the assumption o f commund o f VAH-1 by Cdr. Jesse W. Taft. A S e a b o a r d spokesman downed by the Russians. facility and determined the CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— Richmond, Va., said, "There The three-man crew of the need, pending approval at the Labor troubles flared at the isn't anything to comment on." U. S. Air Force Jet bomber public hearing. Space Center Monday when 83 They're all up against tb« parachuted to safety March 10 construction workers walked commission's deadline." after their plane was shot Asking to Intervene in th* o ff the Job in a dispute over down by Soviet fighters. employment o f a few non­ Florida East Coast suit were It was learned Monday that the Southern Railway Co., th* union worker*. an investigation is under way Alabama Great Southern Rail­ in Welsbaden, West Germany road Co., the Cincinnati, New by an Air Force board of in­ Orleana and Texas Paclfla Discussion of a proposal for quiry. It is too early to know MANILA (U PI) — Seach Rear Adm. Allen M. Shinn, a $350,000 water system to team* found two mor# bodies Railway Co., New Orleana and whether there will be any dis­ Commander of the Atlantic in th* wreckaga o f a U. S. Georgia Southern and Florida ciplinary action against the serve the City of Oviedo and Railway Co., Central of Geor­ the new stale university will Fleet'a Carrier Division Six, Marine helicopter downed Fri­ crew, which has been re­ gia Railway Co., Savannah be held by City Councllmcn and the prospective Chief, day In eantrol Luson, railing leased by Uic Russians. and Atlanta Railway Co. and th* death toll to 12, a Navy However, the commander of and Harry Lindsey, Titusville, Bureau o f Naval Weapon*, Carolina and Northwestern district representative of the spokesman aald today. t h e RB6C'* reconnaissance Railway Co. U. S. Housing and Home Fin­ today made a familiarisation wing has been transferred to visit to 8anford Naval Air The complaint motion by ancing Agency (HHFA), to­ a new Job which was not con­ Station to update himself on the eight lloea said th* mernight. sidered a promotion. WASHINGTON (U PI) — ger would "destroy and dis­ IIHFA already has advanc­ the VA6 Vigilante program. The Defense Department G«n. D o n g 1 a • MacArthur’a rupt competition among ns in Adm. Shinn, who la acheded a $2,500 loan for a pre­ confirmed that Col. Arthur condition remained critical to­ the southeastern United States liminary engineering atudy uied to aucceed Rear Adm, Small was replaced March 25 day but • kidney malfunction deprive large segments of tho for the proposed water sys­ Kleber 8. Maaterson aa the as commander of tho 10th which created grave concern public of the benefit* of rail tem. This study was delivered head o f the weapon* bureau Tactical Reconnaissance Wing Monday night waa reported competition and Impair tha in the near future, haa ex­ to the Council, was shelved at Alconbury, England. 'bat Usa serious today. ability of some railroads, nol but now has been revived in pressed a deep interest in Small wai made assistant view of the selection of the the weapon system* baaed at only In tontinoe' to compete deputy chief of staff for oper­ university site effectively, but even to con­ la Oranga th* station. ations at 17th Air Force Head­ County on SR 520 three railci If* flew Into th* air station .BERKELEY, Calif. (U PI) tinue to provide adequate quarters in Bamstein, Ger­ from the Oviedo city limits. at 9:35 a.m. and immediately —Th* University of California transportation service." many. reported a " m o d e r a t e l y Possible financing of tht began a tour o f the base. President Johnson ssld Sat­ water system by the HHFA Following the brief tour, strong" earthquake early to­ urday that stern instructions will be discussed at tonight'a Adm. Shinn attended the He* day centered between Van­ have been given in an effort session, along with tentative vy Attack Squadron On* couver Island and Queen Char­ to prevent a recurrcnco of U. planning for the facility. cbange-of-command ceremon­ lotte Ialend o ff the western HEAVY ATTACK SQUADRON ONE’S new commanding officer, Cdr. S. planes straying over Com­ ies. Cdr. Jess* W. Taft re­ coaet of Canada. Je«80 W. Tnft (right) is honored nt n reception given by Cdr. Leonnrd Seminole County campaign munist territory. lieved Cdr. Leonard J. Rein­ J. Jteinhnrt the squadron's commander nince March 29, 1963. Cdr. Taft headquarters for Mayor Hayhart aa Commanding Officer. don Bums, Jacksonville can­ hns been the squadron’* executive officer since April o f Inst year. The When deployed aboard th* chnnge in command took pluce during ceremonies at SNAS this morning. MACON, Ga. (U P I)— For­ didate for the Domocratlo USS Independence, VAH-l'a mer Miaalseippl Gov. Roie nomination for governor, have Mrs. Mary Grace Wright, Vigilantes provided the longBarnett told a foot-atomplng, been opened at 2355 Park of Gainesville, daughter of range, all-weather attark cap­ vocally active audlenca Mon­ Drive, It waa announced today CHICAGO (U PI) — Team- Sheriff and Mrs. J. L. Hob­ ability for carrier striking day night that th* proposed by Harold H. Kastner, local •ter union boss James R. Hof* by, of Sanford, is recovering forces operating under Ad­ civil rights bill would destroy campaign chairman. Cdr. Taft served as an A-3D two (twice ihe speed of sound) Th* command of Heavy At fa has offered to debate Atty. satisfactorily from injuries miral Shlnn’a command. Tho office will be ateffed local self-government In the After the ceremony the ad­ tack Squadron One changed Vigilante attack bomber. Skywarrior pilot and Assistant United States if it I* adopted. ilx daya a week by Mrs. Roaa Gen. Robert F. Kennedy with suffered in an automobile col­ the "winner" to resign his lision at High Springs, it was miral waa briefed by Capt. hands at the Sanford Naval Then Commander Taft read Operations Officer of Heavy Ansley. Robert M. Ware, Commanding Job. reported today. Kastner said Burns win Air Station today in a color his orders, placing him in Attack Squadron Five based Hoff*, In Chicago for * Mrs. Wright suffered a bro­ Officer o f th* air station, and visit Semlnols County lata in also al the Sanford Naval Air charge of the squadron. His EUGENE, Or*. (U PI) — ful ceremony attended by round o f conferences in con­ ken leg and face lacerations. then attended a changeofWarning against Republican April. the next Chief of the Bureau background for assuming the Station. nection with hi* pending trial She is confined to Alachua command reception. In i960 he left Sanford to extremism and critical o f the of Naval Weapon* and other task includes duly on several This afternoon Adm. Shinn, her* on fraud charges, made General Hospital, at Gaines­ major Navy ami Joint-service serve on the Joint Strategic Democratic a d ministration’s Held In Slaying: who last visited the station civilian and military leaders the comment to a radio In­ ville. Commander Jesse W. Taft stalls plus more than four Target Planning Staff at Off- foreign policy, New York Gov, ST. PETERSBURG (UPI)— terviewer a f t e r emerging Her husband, Alvin, and in June 1082, toured the sta­ stepped up from a year as years in Sanford's heavy at ult AFB, Neb., then returned Nelson Rockefeller brought Police cherged 71-year-old from a 2H hour conference daughter, Kimberly, 2, es­ tion's new RA-6C ground sup­ in Oct. 1902 for A-5A training hie campaign for this state's Frank B. Jones with first de­ Monday in the chamber* of caped unhurt when tbeir car port buildings and other facil­ squadron executive officer to tack aviation program. and assignment as Executive assume command of tha 35018 Republican convention cree murder today In the Before flying the Vigilante, U.S. District Judge Richard waa struck by another auto­ ities such as the dispensary Officer of VAH-1. man unit, relieving Cdr. Leon­ votes to western Oregon to­ hammer slaying of his wife, B. Austin. and barracks. mobile. He will be temporarily suc­ day. ard J. Reinhart, who has led Agatha Jones, 64. ceeded at this post by LCDR the squadron since March 29, Patrick O'Gara. Ills eventual 1983. replacement will be Cdr. Val­ Arriving ahortly before the entin G. Matula, who la cur­ dress ceremony amid tradi­ rently going through A-3A tional military rufflea and training. flourishes was Rear Adm. Al­ Wade Snyder will be Install, Speaking at today's change len M. Shinn, who waa an­ ed as rxallcd ruler of Sanford nounced last week as the naxt Elki Lodge at a dinner-meet­ of command was Capt. Jamaa head of the Bureau of Naval ing Thuraday evening. He sue- O. Mayo, commander of Hea­ f t vy Attack Wing One. Capt. Weapons. a l w a y s n n rr q u ality m cecds A. P. Buwcrsox. Mayo's post Includes overall Adm. Shinn currently serves Other oificers to be install, supervision of six Sanfordas Commander, Carrier Divi­ cd arc Horace Green, leading based squadrons, including sion Six, thus placing him in knight; Malcolm Lodge, loyal VAH-1. charge of a carrier striking knight; Milton Talbot, lectur­ In addressing VAH-1, be cit­ force that Includes VAH-l'a ing knight; Frank Holmes, ed a long list of squadron twin-jet A-5A Vigilantes. secretary; Bowcrsox, trustee; achievements dating back to Today he had an opportun­ William Hendrick, i n n e r Its inception at the Jackson­ ity lo review the Heavy One guard; Frank Wilson, tiler; ville Naval Air Station in B E G IN S officers and men who recent­ Robert Williams, chaplain; November, 1955. ly returned from an sightTaft is the unit's 10th com­ month deployment aboard the Theodore Gorton, organist, admiral'* flagship, the USS and James Henderson, es­ manding officer. quire. Independence. Installation (cant will in­ Standing in smart forma­ clude past exalted rulers Rus­ tion, the squadron personnel heard Cdr. Reinhart raad or­ sell Spencer, Richard Mapcs, ders assigning him to the U.S. James lloolchan, Robert BillPITTSBURG (UPI) - Frus­ Sixth Fleet staff In the Medi­ licimer, William Hardin, Don­ H U N D R E D S O F B A R G A IN S ald Bales, Boy Green. Guy trated burglars settled for terranean. This Is the Naval leader's Allen, Leo Butncr, Earl Hig­ peanuts Monday when they FUTURE FARMERS o f America will stage a double feature benefit D U R IN G T H E M O N T H OF A P R IL latest step in a 21-year career ginbotham, John Williams and failed to find receipts from movie tonight at the Movieland D rive-In Theater with proceeds Andrew Carraway. an Easter weekend at a res­ that Includes many years of going to the Little Red Schoolhouse. Several awards will be made during Elks' wives and guests also taurant. test and development work In intermission through the cooperation o f area merchants. Above, Donnie wilt attend the installation. They acooped up peanuts Naval aviation and a sizeable Sipes, FFA president, accepts keys to the theater from Hugh Prince o f WATCH FOR CIRCULAR IN TUB MAIL The dinner will be at 6:30 from a vending machine and role in shaping the training the theater. The Seminole Chapter, FFA, will do most o f the work in program for flight crews p.m. and the meeting at I a few dollars from the eash showing the family-type films. register and fled. learning In nperate the mach p.m. 9 Roads Oppose ACL-SAL Merger Hearing Set On Expansion 01 Hospital nsuvA Greeks Accused Faulty Compass Blamed For Border Flight Carriers File Motion In Federal Court Russian Flood Cape Walkout Oviedo Council To Discuss Water System Rear Adm. Shinn Visits HAS For four Of Base' Two More Bodies Still Critical i Fl Quakes A ** * Burns Quarters Opened Here Hoffa Offers To Debate RFK Barnett Hailed Hobby Daughter Is Recovering VAH-1 Command Is Changed Rocky In Oregon Elks Lodge To Seat Officers enneui 62nd Anniversary Thugs Settle For Peanuts THURSDAY, APR. 2nd « Annual Auto Show Opens i \ j 1 4 If I 1} ■ m aLL F -' T i f h t t 1; 1 E ii i& Tr 'l l V ' i \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 30, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I Mb* # a r f « r l V m t S Pnge 4-A — May 20,1964 & Hospital P O N T ffl& 7 W 0 Notes MAY 14 BRANDNAMESRALLY a d m is s io n s Lottla Benton, Ann French, MatUa R. Hou*a, Willie JenVine, Mary Nell Morrlion, Ellen Vaughn, Netla Johneon, Deloree W. McGee and Jewell liumgardner, all of Sanford; William N. Cole, DcUaryj and Dena J. FraaU, Long wood. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr». Jamca K. Dunn, Baby Boy, Sanford. H ■ Drive-In Asks ASE Listing Th# General Cinema Cor poration, formerly the Gen era! Drive-In Corporation an operator* of the Park wood Cinema and Seminole Cinema Theatre* in Central Florida has applied for listing on tha American Block Eachanga. The company, which oper­ ates a chain of 72 thcateis and 1G bowling center* In 20 etatea, I* recognised a* the Industry leader In the devrl s upment of tluaU ra in shop ‘ ping center*. [top HI w (M d is c h a r g e s Aeberry Hughe*, Ida J oom Martin, Winifred S. Dunn, Grady S. Bowlin, Matthew Kullac, Dennle Eppe, Maurire A. Evane and Ann Aiken, all of Sanford; Vaeear T. Mor­ ton, DeUery. MAY 15 ADMISSIONS Jerk Lawrence, Corn Ilranan, Thelma Jo Atwell, Truby Walden, Margaret D. Morrl* •on and Altanine Ilirhnnlton, all of Sanford; Dchra Sharpe, Longwood; Mary Ilutcheeon, Mime; Billy R. McQueen, Brunswick, Ga.; Layton Ogle*by, EnlerprUe; Hilly Hite, Titusville; Barbara A. Rum* m*'II and Alma, Walker, both of Oiteen. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr». Chnrlea D. Morrlion, Baby Girl; to Mr. and Mra, Marlhall Atwell, Baby Girl, Sanford; and to Mr. and Mra. Donnie Ilutcho•on, Baby Boy, Mima. DISCHARGES Larry Hamrick, Samuel Thur­ mond, Jr., Dorothy I’atteraon, Sharon Illggin*, Lolita Brown, Budlty A. Lynch and Baby Boy, Deborah Ann Byrd, I’a* trlcla Coleman, Jnmca Ken­ nedy and Maggie Znchry, all of Hanford; Derm J. Fraala, Longwood; Catherine Hlglain, DrBary; William Redgrave, Tampa; C h a r l e a Bennett, North O r l a n d o ; Harriet C r i m e a , Maitland; Allen Hampton, Jr., O*teon; Pam­ ela Crnvella and Baby Boy, D<‘Land; and Teal Gcrl and Baby Boy, Allandul*. MAY Ifl ADMISSIONS Lctlle K. Geter, Llnnie Lee, Carl A. Preicott, Helen Gilehrlit, Agnea Kcltt, Mark Johnaon, Patricia Thompson, Loren* Thompson and Frank A. Slone, all of Sanford; Al­ vin Thotnna Seagravea, O i­ teen; and Irene Hellmann, DeBary. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr*. Willi* D. House, a Baby Boy; and to Mr. *nR Mr*. Carl Keltt, a Baby Boy; both of Sanford. DISCHARGES Dura Wakefield, Lake Mon­ roe; Lure Rush, Sorrento; Marie W. Farley, DeBary; Annie May Chamber*, Fay Bellamy and Baby Girl, peg gy Thorpe and llnby Girl, El len Vaughn, John F. McCIti* key, Aubrey Griffin, Sandra Dunn and Baby Boy and Ma rla -L -Duty and Baby Glrl, all of Sanford. MAY 17 ADMISSIONS Erma Kelley, Joe Wesley Straw, Jr., Kenneth Spauld Ing, Saundra J. Burch, tmw renca E. Starling, George Carver, Juana V. Borgerd, Ernest Curry, Lillian Holll man, Ruth Bryant, Frank W. Jonai, Edwin Miller, William Fitta, liophlne Battle, Karl David McQueen and Abide Johnson, all of Sanford. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mr*, Jerry W Thomason, a Baby Boy; to Mr. and Mra. Terry Dj Burrh, a Baby Girl; and to Mr. and Mra. Myron Ilogcrd, a Baby Boy; all of Sanford. DISCHARGES Billy Hite, Titusville, Layton Oglraby, Enterprise; Dorothy S. Ray hold, longwood; Hetty June Ilrldger and Alvin Thom a* Seagrave*, Osteen; Ida Fauver, Cora Ilranan, Anna Ilurryrki, Anna Marie lien derson, Abide Boyd, llershel Dunn and Joseph Frank Brown, all of Sanford. ^puB LI X kLU TES B R A N NAM ES W EEK Rath'* Black Hawk Noma Brand Feature, Libby'* Tomato Ju ice. . .4 Baked Beans . . .6 $1. $1. Kama Brand Feature, Libby'* S l i c e d □ Fru it Drink . . . . 5 " I $1. Miracle W hip & 39c Coffee................... VJn 59« D □ . . . 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U Sw att-o B -H o niy Cake M ixes. $1. d o w n p ro d u c e la n e a Dunoon Hina* A**oeted Jens Jawsll Quick Frosea Fryer Livers.......3 j£; a Hunt's YoUow-Cling Mrs. Smith's Ariortsd Ftatsn Cream P ies.......2 a JOHNSON 0 JOHNSON COTTON BALU 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 65-ct. pkg. 39c (WB‘r«* l*L. Mir XI. 1944) I K r o m »101QM9AWO_O CASSELBERRY, FLA. �S' U. S. To Back Viet Nam, Adlai Tells UN Council Altamonte Springs firemen goon will cut many valuable seconds off the time it takes ffrth e n i to nnswrr an alarm late a t night. Council members authorised installation of a airen nearer the chief’s home. Presently, when the chief gets a night-timo alarm ha has to dash to the fire sta­ tion to sound the signal. With two sirens hooked up to work simultaneously the response should he almost immediate, I A .the council said. Speaking of firemen, Alta­ monte Springs officials aie •nthused over the rejuvena­ tion of the fire department. So much so, in fact, they've decided to give the depart­ ment "for its treasury" |50 a month. Previously, firemen were "paid" f& a month when they actively performed for the town. The Sot) will he the department's and to he used an the men sre fit. • • • Unlocked doors continue to plague area police during their nocturnal rounds. On*.' such was found last night. The office is occupied liy a constable. • • • Wlieic dues the pseudonym ‘ II. E. Porter" cutne from? ]!un the letters together uml you'll find out. • • • The City Howling League (humps offer a unique list of first names of the members. Thete’s Harry, llarry and Larry; and John, John and John. The last names, In or­ der, are Fox, Pentecost, l’ivre, Uhr, Kncehind and H ar­ ris. • • • SeminoleCounty high school (nutletstudents lireinvited to spend the weekend of May 30-31 us guests of the Flor­ ida National (iuard nt Camp Jllunding, Fin. Contact the top sergeant ut the Sanford armory, » *% - * * * • • § * From the mailhag: There was a firm in Oxford, Miss., culled "Wells, Wells ami Wa­ ters," Their business - drill­ ing wells! A drugstore nt Meridian, Miss., whoso sign over the door Is "Sellum and Chcatem." And how shout Yellow llaldiit, AIn.; Vinegar Heiid, Miss., and Why Not. Miss. I get a real hang out of your column. In fact, it is my favoritu pact of our Fanfold daily sheet. Mrs. W. T. (iaughf. • • • Six Sanford Linus and their wives are spending this weekend nt the 40th annual ■tatc Lions convention at Hollywood: Judge and Mrs. W. Hugh 1)uncon, Mr. and Mrs. Grorge Hughes, Mr. mid Mrs. Grady Duncan, Mr. ami Mrs, Joe Haggerly, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hood, and Mr. and Mrs James (I. Lee. • • • Front out Dene* a way conies a note that all resi­ dents of the area interested in having a library should be present for a 7:30 p.in. meet­ ing tonight at the Commun­ ity Hall at which time plans arc to organlie a library as­ sociation. • • * Sanford Ilnsiness and Professlonal Women's Club will meet at 8 tonight at the Flor­ ida State Bank caucus room. • • • 'Tis appropriate, we believe, io pilot the poem by Dr. John MeCruo whirh immortalised the | nippy ns the symbol of the WuildWar 1 dead: InFlunders fields the puppies blow, Between the crosses, row on row. That mark our place, and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns Ih low. We arc the dead. Short days ago Wu lived, fell dawn, saw sunset gluw, Loved, and were loved, a ml now we lie In Flanders fields. American Legion Auxiliary membris and other volunteers will be on the streets of San­ ford. Lake Mary and Lake Monroe Friday and Saturday with poppies "L ett We Fori« rt." IGNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP1)—Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson said today the United States "cannot stand by while Southeast Asia is overrun by armed aggress­ ion." "As long as the peoples of that area arc determined to preserve their own Independ­ ence and ask for our help in preserving it," Stevenson told the Security Council, "we will extend it. "And if anyone has the illu­ sion that my government will abandon the people of Viet Nam—or that we shall weary of the burden of support that we are rendering these people —it can only be due to Ignor­ ance of the strength and con­ viction of the American peo­ ple." Stevenson addressed the Se­ curity Council against a back­ ground of accelerating crisis in Laos, where Communist Kynes Accused Of Ignoring Own Opinion troops have won control of the north-central portion of the country', and of increasing criticism of U. S. strategy in South Viet Nam, where 129 Americans have died In com­ bat against Communis* guer­ rillas. He said the United State* felt the threat was "the name in Viet Nam today as it was in Greece in 1947 and in Ko­ rea in 1950." He rejected demands by Russia, Communist China and France for a reconvening of the Geneva conferences of ★ ★ ★ 1954 and 1902 which set up the present arrangement* in the former French Indochina and guaranteed tile neutrality of tiie newly created coun­ tries. "There Is no need for an­ other such conference." Ste­ venson said. "Another Gene­ va conference. If it reached VIENTIANE. Laos (UPI) - any agreement at all, would Pockets of neutralist troops prove no more effective than were reported still holding out tile agreements we already in the hills west of the Plain have. "What i* needed is not of Jars today, fighting their way hark or infiltrating the more conference; what is im* Communist lines to join neu­ I perative is to carry out, to respect and honor the agree­ tralist commander Kong Lc. A neutralist command com­ ments we already made." munique broadcast over Radio Vientiane Wednesday night reported that a neutralist unit from Phou Tenons had brok­ en through the enemy lines and reached the Ban Na area. Kong I/c's newest command post. It was believed that these troops were loyal remnants of Parachute Battalion Four, which originally held one cor­ JACKSONVILLE (U Pll — ner of the plain before the Hayden Burns, aiming for a Comnuinisis launched their six-year stretch in the Florida all-out offensive, governor’s chair, headed for Elements of tills unit allow­ tile Tampa Hay area today ed the Pathol Lao to infiltrate after » sweep through the their positions last Friday I'uuhnudie in which he dwell night at the beginning «f the on highways, mental liealtU offensive which swept the neu­ and taxes. tralists off the plain. T ti e Jacksonville mayor All was calm at Muoug Soul, flew home Wednesday night Ifl miles In the west of the and set out again today for plain on strategic Route Se­ St. Pelelsbutg, wheie be will ven. meet with suppoitcr-, attend Rut some skirmishing was a television appearance. stilt reported around Muons Burns, like opponent Rob­ Klieung. ert King High of Miami, Despite the actions of the plans to wind up his cam­ paratroopers, C o n i i i i u n l a t l’alhel Lao forces were re­ paigning for the runoff next Tuesday with a weekend in ported driving Kong Io* far­ ther into the hill* despite his South Florida. Wednesday's visits to Pen­ aerial support from rightist sacola a ii it Panama City were forces. the last scheduled for Horns He had morning coffee with supporters in I'nmimn City. *tM,ke at q ,-ivie club lunch* <--.q pod - i tel vis mu. Hun fli w to Pensacola for the lanmindcr of the day, Some Troops Still Holding Against Reds Burns Travels To Tampa Area From Panhandle TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Atty. (Jen. Janies Kynes has been accused of ignoring his own legal opinion in filing a Circuit Court suit challenging outcome of the May 5 a t­ torney general's race. The charge was leveled by lawyers for Dmle Iteji. Earl Falrcloth, who defeated Kynes by less than 000 votes in the first primary. Attorneys for Falrcloth cull­ ed Kyne's suit a "sham" Wed­ nesday and asked the court to throw out the litigation. Kynes, appointed by Guv. Farria Bryant, cbullenges the validity of absentee valluts in Levy County mid of about 4,000 votes in Alachua County which lie said were cast by illegally registered voters. Tim attorney general claims about 4,000 votes in Alachua County were apparently regis­ tered by in-called deputy sup­ ervisors in a dour-tn-duer registration drive. inked Urn court to thiuw out tin' ,.„ii,,. Alncb'.ts County, vote on there grounds. Fuirclotli's attorneys claim WASHINGTON (UPI) — that by filing tbu suit, Kynes The United States and its ninwas taking the exact opposite ] jor Allies pirssed today for stand ft mo an opinion be bad an early East-West ronfergiven to State Attorney T. E. ' once on the critical situation Dunenn of (ininesville on in Laos where Communist April forces have backed out new Tills opinion states that a gains. deputy supervisor of registra­ S o lid ary of State Dean tion can not appoint addition­ Rusk was meeting in closed al deputies. session with the Senate For­ But if lie does, the opinion eign Relations Committee to said it would appear that the explain the state of affairs. legistraliou of innocent elec­ There was mounting congres­ tors would Its valid even sional concern over Southeast though there was some ques­ Asia, and administration offi­ tion us to the authority of the cials talked openly of the pos­ deputies, “assuming that I ho sibility of massing American registration was conducted in military might in the men. good faith and without intent The United States, Britain to commit fraud." and France threw their sup­ port behind neutralist Pre­ mier Souvatinn Phoumn's ap­ peal for early "consultations'' Allies fyess For l.aos Conference Terrorist Shot Throwing Bomb HIGH CAMPAIGN'S ON LOWER EAST COAST CORAL GABLES (CPU Miami Mayor Ridierl King High ate breakfast with 1200 supporters here today licfmc hupping into a day-tong mo­ torcade up the lower east const in his run off campaign for governor, III n brief breakfast ad­ dress, High said tbe slate does not want the type of “slick politics" offered by his opponent, Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Hums. Blasting Burns fm i n f u s ­ ing to reveal bis net worth and saying there are other questions about bis opponent that need answering, High ■mused Burns of having among I h e 14 nations w h i c h "something to hide," "Is this the kind of sink signed the July, 11012, Geneva agreement guaranteeing the politics we want in this independence and neutrality state?" he nskdl. of Laos. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — A young terrorist tossed a grenade Into ii U. S. Army truck today In the Illi­ c it violence against Ameri­ Curtain Kaiser can* in South Viet Nam. BARCELONA, Spain (UPI1 An American soldier escap­ ed the attack unhurt and shot —Florida Stale University’s the terrorist a* he tried to student circus scheduled its flee on n bicycle. The grenade first European perfo'mance w a s c o n c e a l e d III R l o a d o f today after two days of sight­ bread. seeing in Paris. Stocks Higher NEW YORK (U Pll — Stock prices were slightly higher to­ day in moderate trading. Rail issues moved higher for the most part but were far more Mitslued alter Wednesday's spectacular highballing. u J lir i^ a n f n r it S t m t l i t • VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today 87-00; low tonight in 60s. United' Press Leaser! W re KsUblished 1008 THURSDAY, MAY 21, lO f if s A NFOKD, FLORIDA NO. 105 Altamonte To Vote On Charter mittee to study the proposed the committee's effort*. A 90-day larset date was changes, The commission would se n e with llto group as set, once the committee is organized, Commissioners am ex-offirio members, Swofford and Town Atty. S ! to report their nominees at .?. Davis Jr. insisted that the June .1 council meeting. prompt a cl ion is needed and The prescribed c h a r t e r Hint the general public be ehangc procedure would fol­ kept "totally informed" as to low this pattern: 1. Committee announced at June 3 meeting. 2. Each member would ha n e w A ... given copies of existing char­ ter* In other cities to study for possible inclusion of soma part* in the Altamonte Springs charter. Baptists Elect 3. Committee meeting called ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. — in "a few days" after it* The Southern Baptist Conven­ formation lo begin discuss­ tion (SBC) last night elected ions. the Rev. W. Wayne Dehoncy 4. Public meetings arrang­ of Jackson, Tenn., its new ed to hrief the residents on president. the program. 5. Other meetings of Bin Bryant’s View committee lo complete the PENSACOLA (UPII — Gov. package proposal. Farris Bryant say* the Civil 6. Presentation of the plan rights bill pending before Con­ to the public at a referendum gress is. in effect, a clash lieIn December. tween human rights and pro­ 7. Request approval of the perty rights. Slate Legislature shortly af­ ter it convenes next year. Tourist Council Davis pointed out the com­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) munity now is wxirking under A committee of 30 Florida laws which have been on the SALVATION ARMY official* appeared nt the locnl Kiwunis Club luttchbusiness ami chamber of com­ books "from 1921 u p " lbt coii Wednesday noun in n h scrv u n ru of National Salvation Army Week merce leaders will meet here urged a close check of sll pro­ this week. Checking over a familiar item in all Army groups are, from tomorrow to discuss formation visions in the charter, the re­ left, Hoy D. Green, newly-inatalled Klwunian; Cnpt. Harry Foilen of the of a statewide advertising and vision or elimination of som* local Army contingent; Col, ll. A. Stevens, retired Army field secretary; of them. tourist development council. and Dr. John Darby, club president. (Herald Photo) Swofford, who now presides at court sessions, said Im Turks Blamed NICOSIA, Cyprus (U Pll deemed It essential that a An official United Nations "more qualified person" be spokesman confirmed today given tills assignment under Hie now charter. that shots that killed a Fin­ nish U. N. soldier northwest "The mayor, any mayor In­ of Nicosia Wednesday came cluding me, is not qualified from Turkish Cypriot posi to sit as a Judge," Swxifford said. lions. He again stressed the ur­ The Navy's Heavy Attack mobility of U, S. carrier gency of action on the charter Murder, Suicide MIAMI (U PI)—Cuban Pro- Squadron .Six, based oil tbe striking forces. NASSAU, Bahamas (U PI)— micr Fidel Castro, confronted flVAH-5 (then VAII-5) end­ revision* "or we’ll have to Pacific Coast at Whldjwy IsA lovelorn building contracted five years (if service with wait two more years" until tho oi J! wiV f Rti'V f: 1 lillin!; wilh "war derlaratums" - by bifid! Mash., will niiiv« ahoitrd the Forrrstal air group in Legislature reconvene*. with a shotgun tic to Wednes­ two refugee groups, prepared the Atlantic Fleet Carrier mid-llifh'l. Since that time the day night, killing si* persons Inday for possible air and sea U.S.S Fom-stal next week, ex­ squadron has been tiaiisitiunand wounding six others be­ attacks ngnlmd his island ecuting inter-fleet deployment ing to tlm ItA-fiG, with San­ fore he finally tut lied the gun stronghold. plans which include IIVAII-5, ford's V A II-ll, Detachment H, on himself. Refugee sources interpreted of Fanfold Naval Air Station. lierforming heavy attack dut­ KVA 11*6 will fly its now IIA- ies on the Fur rental, Wednesday night's flight over A Shocker VAII-ll bus been assigned r.U Vigilnula recounnissanra MIAMI I UPI) — A man Orienlr Province by a mys­ bombers to Alami-da, Calif., to the Ranger air group since CHICAGO (U PI)—A V. S. dropped dead at a Miami tery 1120—apparently refugee 19(10. II has been liome-|>ot Ishopping center last night and reconnaissance plane — ns n next month to board tlm rnr- ed on tbe West Coast since Secret Service agent charged rler UKK Ranger fur sen op­ with trying to sell a govern­ police were called io investi­ erations preparatory to de­ 11)52, when it left Norfolk, "hint of tilings to come." gate City Detective E. E ment report said Wednesday V«., Io become the first I'nCastro's military radio net­ ploying to tlm Far East in licrquist, first on the scene, he is being framed bermisu clfic Fleet heavy attack unit. August. bent o ie r the fallen form and work rc|>orted the presence The deployment of RVAII-5 he Intended to revenl detail* Heavy Attack Squadron Six discovered It was his bru- of the twin engine plane — a westward next month means of liravy drinking and “gen­ (VAII-d) is slated for deploy­ U, S.-mnde Limber of the Iher, Ernest Berguist, 19. Unit NAS Sanford has he­ eral laxity" among agents as­ type used in the Hull Huy of ment to tlm Mediterranean almaid tlm F om atal with its roine singing base for global signed to tlm late President Pigs Invasion—near Ensenada (i Plants Struck operations. While RVA1L5 is Kennedy. ALLENTOWN'. Pa. (UPI) - de Mora, target of last week's twin-jet A-3II Skywurrior a t­ operating in the Western I’ll* Abrahnni Bolden. 29, who In tack bombers. \ mushrooming strike h> exile sea raid by Manuel Arcifie, VAII-7 mid VAII-ll, al­ 19*11 became the first Negro Thun tlm two squadrons will nil*mtiers of the United Ce­ limc’s Revoluli nary Recov­ exchange places in their re- so Imsed locally, will be fly. ever assigned to the Secret ment, Lime and Gypsum ery Movement (MHIt). speetivu fleets while their ing with the Sixth Fleet tn Service detail guarding tho Workers had six plant* of the Cuban broadcasts monitor­ Itonm buses leumili unchang­ the Mediterranean from the President's life, outlined his Lehigh Portland Cement Co. ed here indicated that two ed, emphasising tlm growing carriers E n t e r p r i s e and charges in n new conferenca dosed today, including about Russian-made MIG jet fight­ at bis Smith Side home. Roosevelt. 2.000 of the firm's 3,5on pro- er* were dispatched to inter­ Hu is charged with trying At tln< beail of this world­ duel i<m workers across the cept Hie plane, Inn apparent­ wide concept is the KA-5C, to sell a riiiifidrntial govern­ ly (on late. country. w h i r h incorporates w i t h i n a ment file to a man indicted The B2f). grey with a red single air frame tlm wmld'a for the alleged counterfeiting •tripe on it* lusrlagr and a Added Expense most advanced tactical rerun- of a linlf-millioii dollars in ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) nnissanca uml Limbing sys­ bonds and cheeks. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cuban flag palntod on the tall, increase in horsepower In new "buried" Cuban (idling boats — An 82 foot Coast Guard tems. Bolden said two weeks ago model cars may force an In­ (wire and lieniled inland be­ paltol bout wits ordered to­ Tlm Vigilante's two 17.900- lie told another agent, "I’m day tn intercept ami board pound I Ii rii at engines ilrivn going before the Warren crease in insurance premium* fore the alarm was given. Subsequently t Ii e Cuban If necessary, a shrimp boat (lie aircraft to velocities ap­ Commission ami tell shout the liecausc of tlie danger posed by the more powerful autos, marine radio network warn­ with only one man aboard. proaching twice the speed of drinking and di«np|>enram-a of The Const Gunn! said the sound, Nicholas Dekkcr, president of ed fishing Lists to keep their lh« Secret Service agent* the National Automobile Un­ running light* on because man, an unidentified Negro, RVAII-G is tin* first squad­ flout their posts while they derwriters Association, said "we don't want to make any was injured and apparently ron to operuta ut sea with were guarding President Ken­ mistakes." delirious. today. nedy in Hyunni* Port." tlm BA-5C. By llarry Johnson Altamonte S p r i n g s may adopt the city manager form of government. Town Council members Wednesday night set the whorls in motion (or a general overhaul of the antiquated charter and will offer the re­ vised package at a referendum next December. Tentative plans call fm the charter to include the city manager-commission form of government rather than the current mayor - commission form. Prime backer of tbe pro­ posal Is Mayor - Commission­ er W. I-awrcnoe Swofford, wlui noted the salary of s city manager could be offset through more efficient opera­ tions of the town's business. Commissioners will eonvass the community in the next few days seeking a citiiens com­ Castro Alert For Any Air, Sea Attacks RVAH-5 To Go W est For Duty In Pacific BRIEFS Agent Charges He Was Framed CG Goes After III Shrimper .4 r Dtscoutvr Pft/ces 6 6 14” TIKES Now Only 750x11, NOOxll, 830(|(, 900x11, 930x11 IlLckwalt Plus Tax A Rerap. Tire Whitewalls 12 Mura * — - GUARANTEED RECAPS! All reraps guaranteed against all road haiardi and deferU fur Ilia llfr uf tires anil lubes. k ANNUAL FISH FRY of tho Seminole County S|>ortsman’g Association Wednesday evening at the John Crim Seminole Fi-«h Camp on the Wckiva River turned into a Democratic political powwow with 260 attending. Three countywide nice* are on the ballot in next Tucstkiy'* second rim-off primary. Othcn will be on the ballot in the November gencrul election. Strangely and nicely nix Democratic candidate* for three county offices up for grabs in Tues­ day’s second primary agreed and did jsme for the Herald's photographer Wednesday evening. In the left photo are Marjorie Shepard and Troy itay, opposing candidates fur county tax col­ lector. lit the center photo are incumbent Gen. J. C. Hutchison (left) and Edward Yarborough, opposing candidates for county commissioner front District 1. In ihc right photo urc incumbent John Fitzpatrick (left) and linrry Gushing, optioning candidates for county commissioner from Diitrict 6. (Herald Photos) FREE MOUNTING — —" — — — M 405 W. FIRST ST. • B U D G ET T ER M S $ FA 2-0651 : i A< i �Two Men, Girl Held In Ocala In Texas Theft South Seminole Club Installs New Officer3> OCALA (LTD — Tw/i mrn • nit a sirl from San Antonio. Tex., were in the Marian County jail today, waiting to be questioned by postal auth­ orities about the theft of an undetermined amount of mon­ ey orders in the I/me Star State. Tne three were arrested Wednesday after one of them tried to obtain a Florida drivers' license under an as­ sumed name, according to Ihc Marion County sheriff's of(Ire. A 50 piece burglary kit con­ taining everything from seethrough plexi tubes to man­ uals on locks and safes was found on one of the trio. William Anderson, -to, was charged with possession of burglary toots and attempting to obtain a drivers' license by fraud. His brother Charles, 32, and Wilma Jean Craford, both were charged with pos­ sessing fradulcnt drivers' li­ censes. Deputies said William An­ derson admitted taking an un­ determined numiier of money orders from a post office somewhere in Texas, but be said he couldn't remember where. The money orders were spent in Texas and Mexico, deputies said. AMONG THOSE attending: the luncheon and installation of officers of t lie South Seminole Garden Club Monday at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry were Mrs. L. E. Swope, outgoing secretary; Mrs, George Otto, pariimentarian, Mrs. 1!. T. Crittenden, president and Mrs. Fred Hcuhergcr, vice president. (Herald Photo) Four Children Killed In Fire CALAIS, Maine (L'PI) — Four children were killed early today when trapped in an upstair* bedroom by a roaring fire that swept their two story wooden frame home os their parents slept. The dead were identified tentatively ns David Corbett, seven, Mark, five, Tammoy, four, and a two-year old child All were children of Mr. and Mrs. Itoss Corbett of this Ca­ nadian iKirder town. Corbett awl his wife escap­ ed the flaming house. Officials said the (ire start­ ed when an oil stove explod­ ed in the kilelien. Challenge To Roosevelt MAYOR OWEN ANSTKY receives first poppy from six year old Cathy Casselberry while Mrs. Kenneth Green, poppy chairman for American Legion Auxiliary Memorial I'nit ofl of Casselberry, looks on. The auxili­ ary will sell tbe veterans poppies in Casselberry on Friday nnd Saturday. Texas Arrest Reveals Florida Murder Plot HEAP MONT. Tex . (U P l) lie arrest of a 27-year-old sherman of charge* of pavi­ ng counterfeit 120 bill* uno \e red detail* of an attempt­ ed underworld a*sa**lnatkm in Florida, putlcc saw! today. ’live fialicrman, Henry Penton Denton, W’4* free In $25,oofi bond on federal counter­ TALLAHASSFK <UP1> — James “Jimmy" Janie* of Miami challenged one of hi* opponent* for Democratic na­ tional committeeman—Lllioll liooacvolt — to an epi-n de­ bate Wednesday. James charged that Rno**y»lt, a son of the lata Presldent Franklin t). Roosevelt, s u not equipped with the knowledge to »er>e the party In Florida. “ft will be a s»d day for our party If our voters sea only tbe Rcoai-velt name on election day, and overlook the fact Hint Klllolt, unlike hia Illustrious parents, promise* much although he’* been unable to do anything of ronaequenra for himself in M yearn of life," James said. Altamonte May Get NewHouse Numbers Oviedo Boy, 8 Hurt By Auto Former Seminole Grower Dies An clght-y*ar-old Oviedo area boy, F.lmer Griffin. w»* injured Wednesday night when be was strurk by a car as he walked home from a nearby grocery store. Hr is being trented at Winter Park Memorial Hospital for severe Jisreratlon* His rondltion is reported os fair. Florida Highway Patrolman John McConnell said Die liilff in boy was walking on tbe highway when he was strurk by a car drivrn by Jn*»ph Mikler. No rbargrs weie fil­ ed, the trooper said. Conflicting, confusing house umber* in A l t a m o n t e lay soon be a t h i n g r the past. Meeting Wednesday night, own Council members dr ided to set up a committee to ork with post oftice official* i revising the entire houseumbering system. Tbe dividing line' would lie It a monte and Mail land Ave­ ne*. Number* would reach out am Ihote two street* in a ystrmalic proredurc, o n e hlch will allow easier di'iri- il. L. Lingk. sfi, otir-lime mlnoic County grower, died eadny at hi* homo in Cobn, 111., il wa* learned beta lay. HI* *on, II. (!. I.ingle, of ch Arbor, lrfl today fur bdrn. Functal and burial -vice* will be conducted Idnv at Cobden. Also surviving are three lldren, Mr*. Fred It. Hell, rvy Cliusc, Mil.; Dr. John 1.ingle, Davis, Calif,, and laid Lmgle, Wood River, ; six grandchildren and ree great grandchildren. Coca leave* are the natural source of cocaine. tuition of mall try the mounted poit oftice worker* H wa* pointed out that some house* have identic*! number*, oilier* have none and some jump from a low number to a high one al­ though the home* rn*y t* ad­ jacent to each other. Commissioners nl*o derided 10 increase the number serv­ ing on the Zoning Commis­ sion. Currently three person* serve and it was pointed out 11 I* difficult to get all to attend at one lime. Hiking the membership to five would allow getting a quorum much easier, com­ missioners said. In oilier action, the council decided to delay awarding of a contract (or gasoline until the bidders clarified the sta­ tus of supplying a storage tank and pump The gasoline would he used for town ve­ hicles. It also heard a request that .< portion of Die Oak lawn Estato* area he reroneit from 11 1 A to 113 The owner noted this section is adjacent to a busy arterial highway and mortgage firms frown on fi­ nancing prime residential pro­ jects there Commissioners were told the r< toning is necessary to keep the land from remaining vacant "and an eyesore to the community." foiling charge*, Hi* brother and two othor men were in-mg sought, Denton wa* arrested over the weekend when he sDompted to pass a fake $20 bill to an undercover man for the Port Arthur police depart­ ment, police said, lie was arraigned tiefore federal com­ missioner A. B. Moore Jr. Police unfolded a butare story of how the fake money made its way to Texas after an abortive murder attempt. The story, according to the secret service, began two month* ago in Florid*. A Na­ tional counterfeiting ayndleiie contracted to have a man named "King" killed in Or­ lando, Fla., the hired killer agreed to be paid a large amount of Utgui money. Af­ ter the iV year-old gunman was paid off. he shot "King", who survived. llie Secret Service *aid the hired assassin, afraid the un­ derworld might be after him, went to Port Arthur, Tex,, with a suitcase full of the "hot" money and a 34-year-old girl friend. Tiie girl, idenUfird •* Dorctha Radford, wa* visited by two men. I V y convinced her she should lake the money and leave her boy friend. The Secret Service »atd Die trio, plut the brother of one of the two men, took all tile hired killer'* money. While Doretha u a i parking In-r clothe*, her two friend* left for Florida leaving her holding an empty satchel. Denlon, the brother of one of the men, was given $2,000 In bogus currency to keep quiet about the incident. Doretha returned to Florida and was arrested and placed under $25,000 bond. Denton was arrested several day* later. Police were still searching for the alleged hired killer and the two men who look the rest of the bogui money. By Janr Casselberry Officer* of the South Sem­ inole Garden Ciuh were in­ stalled nt it luncheon Monday In the Banquet Room "f the Trade Wind* Cafeteria at Seminole Pinza with 112 mem­ ber* present. Mr*. E. P. Richards, s past president of the organization, served as installing officer and was presented with a gardenia corsage a* was each of the new officers. Those installed were Mrs. If. P. Crittenden, president; Mrs. Fred Heuberger, vice president; Mr*. L. K, Den­ nison, recording secretary: Mrs. Arthur Putnam, corre­ sponding secretary and Mrs. Otis Lee, treasurer. Tables wen- decorated with a variety of flower* and fern arranged by Mr*. William Titford, Mrs. J. C. Weir and Mrs. C. K. P'ishrr. Mrs. Walter Krohne Sr., de­ votional chairman, gave a short talk on ''Spiritual Grad* ens." Mr*. Mark Bullock of Long wood won the award for the member planting the mo«t flowering trees during the year by planting seven trees in her yard. Mrs. Kenneth Green of Casselberry was runnerup with six. Planting flowering tree* i» a special project this year of the Stats Federation of Garden Club*. The nnnua! reparU were given and it was noted that H new members had joined the club this year. Each mem­ ber was asked to tell which of the program* she enjoyed most and everyone agreed that the bus trip to Highland State Park was the most fun There will he no meetings held during Die s u m m e r month*. Regular meetings will resume on the third Monday In October. Heart Session This Weekend t IThf tty Doris Desn The May meeting of the North Oilando Garden Club was held at the home of Mr*. Helen Bcrrie, 30 N. Devon Avenue, with Mr*. Fliteen Wyman as eo-hostess. The Garden of tne Month award wa* won b\- K. C. and Betty FYhl of 2 Sherry Ave­ nue in the Coronado Homes. Thp rluh vntrd not to have a banquet this year but in stead will have a dinner at the Capri Restaurant in San­ ford for members and their husbands. The dinner is plan­ ned f*>r 7:30 p. ni.. May 30. A report was given on the May til hake sale which was spnninrrd a« a fund railing event toward the clubs' pra­ te t of buying street *ign* for the village. Mrs. Bertie was elected as treasurer to replace Mr*. Maureen Riddlry who will be going back to her native Eng­ land for a year due to her husband's t r a n s f e r orders with the Navy. She was pre­ sented with a tia tilin g hag »i a "going away" gift from the club. This will be the first time in four anil one-half years she lo ts been back home. Refreshment* were served und n social hour was hc-ld. Mrs Vera Anderson ami Mr*. Mary Rowell will be hostesses for the June meeting which wilt he the last meeting of Hie clult until l it tuber. Completes Course I’fc. Hurd. I E. D Daugh­ erty, s o n of Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Daugherty, of Oviedo, and a graduate o f Oviedo High S c h o o l , has completed a in-wcvk airplane repair course Five Seminole County Heart at tiie Army Transportation rcprv»entatives will Join more School, Fort Fliisti*, Va. than 200 Heart vclunteer* from all over Florida at the 15th annual Heart assembly at Mi­ ami Beach till* weekend. Attending from Sanford will be the chairman of the tm.ird of the Florida Heart Associa­ tion, Ernest Southward; Dr. Luis Tercz and Dr. Robert Roseniond, both members ol the official board; Dr. Marla Perez and Donald Tailor, who will serve as delegate* from the Seminole DeUary Division Dr. Luis Perez will alto a t­ tend the three day cardiovas cular seminar which will pre ceavd the annual volunteer meeting Mr*. Jeanne Bodfish iand Mrs Dotlie Austin. Heart staff worker*, will tw­ in attendance and the local field office will tic closed all week. I Altamonte Garden Club Hears Talk On Farming In Norway F. N. HEGG 'Youngster' Of 84 Leaves For Sweden II) Jane Casselberry You’re only a* old as you feel and Frederick N. Hegg of 130 t.ske Triplet Drive, Casselberry, is a youthful SI with hi* 85th birthday coming up in September. In recent week* he haa been enthusiastically planning for a ihree months vi*it to hi* native country of Sweden— hi* first since 1022—and has even purchssed a ear there so that he will he able to do plenty of sightseeing. He left Wednesday for New York where he will hoard an airliner for Sweden. He Is looking forward to a reunion with hi* brother who lives in the Snmland I’rovinre. The second child in a fam­ ily of 11, Hegg was raised on a faim and rsme to this country in tOCHl at the age of 2d, He entered the building business in 1007 and moved to Casselberry in 1352 where he bought several loti and built four house*. Still fictive in the trade, last year he drew plans and tupervtstd construction of tha Covenant Church in Audubon Park where he Is a mrmher. Ry Julia Barto* Vertical farming in Norway was the subject chosen by Mrs. K. A. Jutho for her talk before members of th« Alta­ monte Springs Garden Club at their May covered dish supper meeting held in the Community House. A* she talked Mr*. J tithe passed pictures and maga­ zine articles illustrating her discussion. She reported that many of the same fruits and vegetable* grown in Florida n!«o are grown in Norway despite the hilly terrain and cold climate, explaining that the gulf currents bring in warm air which aid growth of numerous vegetables. The monthly horticulture report was given by B. H. Jarrard who will continue, at the various meetings, to list current flowering plants, in­ sects likety to attack at the time nnd methods o ' control. It was reported that Mr. and Mrs, W alter J, Norton of the i lull’s beautification com1mittee hud confected district official* of the State Road Department who have given permission for the club to b# responsible for beautifying at least two center isles along SR 135 when the four-laning job i* completed through town. It wa* voted that the an­ nual picnic, customarily held in the park, will be held this year at the Community H°U‘* due to dusty conditions cre­ ated in the park area by road construction. The event wilt be held June 11, at 5:33 p. m., with members bringing cover­ ed dishes. Guests for the meeting wet a County Commissioner J. r . Hutchison nnd Mrs. Hutchi­ son. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford and Mrs. Alma Dutton, mother of Mrs. Edward Kelsey. Chairmen for the evening were Mr. end Mr*. Jeff Hodges who wore assisted bv Mr. and Mr*. George Hearn, Mr. and Mr*. Walter C. Cope, Mr. and Mrs, K. A. Julbe, Mr. and Mrs. John DeJong and Dr. Gertruda Forman. Citrus Suit TAMPA (U P!)—A federal court suit in which Winter Haven citru* grower, Willard G. Roe, is seeking to shut down F’ort Meade phosphate company is expected to cor» tinue two more weeks, am) possibly a month. Patrick Henry "tongue of tha revolution." wa* the American C ’l u m t e u ^ - NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Grnpcville Nursery 2221 Graprvilie At*. 321.0886 “Srotl’a Dealar" ^ M o n U it/i, Ornirtfitifp • DO <*• %» • im%t U'h ii i SANTORO. fW O ne. f '<;l(ih ................. • + !' *' •* FLORI DA Burns means Business! V O TE f o r Integrity Leadership Prov en Progress Gator Taken Into Custody TALLAHASSEE d 'P t t — An allicalor described only a.« "Mg" wandered into the back­ yard of Peter J. White Wednesday night and It took a deputy sheriff an hour to lake the reptile into custody Mrs. White called the Leon Ccunty sheriff* office to re port the alligator in her yard, Deputy Gen* Goodman an­ swered the call. Goodman laid lie arrived at tiie White's house 11 minute* after th« call was made hut it took him another hour to take 1he gator into custody. Goodman railed H a r r y Chapin of the Stats- Game and Flesh Water Fish Centmission who released the un­ happy gator In a lake north of the rity. YEARS ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE in GOVERNMENT Sei•vice Is Mv Record Progress Is My Aim j HAYDON BURNS STANDS FOR: A well planned, adequately financed, uni­ versity and junior college system that will afford quality educational opportuni­ ty to ntorr than 100,000 Florida students seeking higher education by 1970. Fly Found MIAMI ( U P l)—Agriculture worker* began setting out hundreds of new- traps today in the are* where officials discovered * fruit • killing Mediterranean fruit fly Wed­ nesday. Preservation of Homestead Exemption. Sovereign Rights of the individual slates within the framework of the Union. Rights-Of-Way to tie recognized as a part of primary highway construction, und the Mate's responsibility. Relief must he given to the municipalities. Citrus industry to maintain its own sys­ tem of regulations and autonomy, with special emphasis on product improve­ ments. and comprehensive marketing research. Veto any extension of Sales Tax that might lie placed on food and medicine. Vc BURNS OTE FOR IN -S IN K -E R A T0 R HAYDON GARBAGE DISPOSERS HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOW COST AS LOW AS *52-SO WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 "Headquartera Fur Sprinkler Systems" 15 Haydon Burns COMPLETE LINE OF — F. J. HARRIS and N. 1. Klchburg (right), who represent the Gulf Life Insurance company here, have qualified for the 1963 Gulf Life President’s Club. Harris, Rich burg and their wives will he honored May 21-2-1 at the Presi­ dent's Club conference ul Jacksonville, R ersIS Garden Club Schedules Dinner NOW IN STOCK The Am erican robin li really a N o r t h American th ru sh ; the English robin is th e tru e robin redbreast, be­ ing only half the sire of the A m erican type and having reddish-orange breast ana forehead, brownish-olive up­ p er p a rti and a w hite abdo­ m en. P a n fn rb Page 2 — Mny 21, 1964 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR P d . P o l . AdV. VM �“ I £ ■ T I J jf frnttTnrfc M ay 21. 7PG1 — P a p e ft ^rralTi 1 Cadette Troop 338 Has Weekend Camp Ity Jane C**»e1berrf Cadclte (!tr! Scout Troop r,:ts of Casselberry spent litBt w eekvml cum i»in it out In lent# at Alexander Spring* in the Ocala Notional Forest. Mr*. Nonce Russell, l<ader of tho troop, was nssi-ted by Miss i’oin Cannon, Mis* l.ee Van Warmer and Mis* Joan Ostrow. The biggest adventure of the wi-osemi for the girls was tlm i t mile ennne trip which tiny took on Saturday. On Saturday evening nature mov­ ies were shown by the ranger. The girl* enjoyed a reunion with their former co-leador, M, Russel! Katie, the furr liana Stone of Maitland, drove from her home in s with her hushumi to \ re girls. .under Springs is a pap­ ula. natural hvauty spot and the girls enjoyed swimming and hiking on the nature trail*. Scouts participating were Barbara Andrews, Robin Ostrow, Ann Higgins. Susie W e b b e r . Annette Header, Reeky Totten, Susan Hunter, Karen Kri«*. Karen t ass, Cary Thames and Melcdn Casselberry. 10 D AYS O N LY M A Y Biggest sale of y e a r — \ \ B U Y ft ■j. , » • • « SALE T8E5I N O W --JU S T Hlnrkunll TilHrletni fi.nnxll B.soxn 7.:ti)x! i K.hhxl i 8.Mix 11 fi.70x t.t 7.1(1x15 7.t*»0v 15 8.20x15 I'Ll S TAX (tlltl. Sl'Ol'TS of Casselberry Cutlet to Troop Rllft tire shown ready to Itonril the bus for Alexander Springs for a weoUend ramp in the O cala Nil* tional Forest. Highlight of the camp was a lti-tnile canoe trip taken by the girls on Saturday. (Herald Photo) SAY “ CHARGE No Trade In I'riee $18.P5 211.2(1 2 2 'n 2fi.l5 28.85 22.‘0 28.15 1 2S.IL% .12.(10 Les* 5 mi I'a; $5.80 4.01 1.55 5.2*i 5.75 1.55 5.25 5.75 8.10 $15.15 18.15 18.25 20.90 22.90 18.25 20.00 22 ml 25.80 NEW ALL-WEATHER Hlnrkw nil Ttilirlfnn 8 00x15 r..',nx!5 7.50x 1 1 8 011x1 1 8.50x11 8.70x15 8.20x15 Nil Trade tn I'tiee LCN'I You 1’ay $15.15 V !*, 19.80 22.20 21.55 19.8(1 27.70 $.1.05 5..10 .1.90 4.15 1.95 5 90 5.55 $12.10 1.1.15 15.70 17.75 19.50 15.70 22.15 I S TAX ONLY $2.50 MORE FOR WHITEWALLS Gene Taffer was named president of the Southside School PTO at the final meet­ DELTONA LIONS CLl'll president, Arlington O. liolbrcmk, right, re­ ing of the year Tuesday night ceived tin* club’s charter in formal ceremonies hold this week at the Del­ Other officer* elected and tona (’onuminily House from District Governor John Minor, Lion’s Inter­ Installed Include Mrs. M. T. national, right. Sponsored by the Orange City Lions ( Int), the new Del­ Rabom Jr., first vice presi­ tona group organized with l- charter members. dent;; .Mr*. Velma Mitchell, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum. set-rela ry : and Mr*. William Rush, treasurer. Installing officer wa» Don Dale*, member of the Semi­ nole County School Hoard ol Trustee* and p ad president of the SouUiside School F-TO NKW YORK — (NKA l— weighed at his Ive-inn renith Mr*. Donald Jones gave the Hurl Ivta. who file* his cloth1'* —" it was a staggering fignomination committee report. ehronologlcully, is currently iiie'*- but he was so largo Mr*. Volie William* Jr. gave wearing Id* 11*I*! wardrobe. that Ins health was affected. the devotional. ‘•I’ve lost 75 pounds," Ives “ I didn't fee) badly," h* F r a n k Mcbara, retiring says, “since Dee. I. And I hopo -axe, "but f simply couldn't president, condihMed '■'•'* *»■* "to* h i m - otf another 7.7 poundi, ■In i e i t a i n t h i n g s Al l I c o u l d aiun wlien plan* were made hut slower Id pound* motu do was ait and reild Now 1 to spend the rem ainder of the this year and the rest next ran lie active again. Tins project funds for redecorat­ morning, I walked three miles ing part* of the si liod Also yi nr." He won't sav h"W much he and it was wonder fill,’* announced was that a fan had Fortunately, ns lie grew been purchased for the school larger and required larger auditorium and that It is to lie clothes, he didn't throw away exchanged for a smaller one Ills old ones. And ns tm lost Words of appreciation were t o n n a g e , lie retrogressed Spoken for Mehane who was through the closet until ho presented a gift from the or­ ganization by Mrs. Halmrn. reaehi d the 'Id outfits, which Mehane expressed apprecia­ lie now wears. Itl'ltl, IVKS: Fashion tion to Mrs. Mitchell for an­ "The lapels may he large," marches backwards. other successful year aI he say-, "but the waistlines S o u th sid e . are smaller and that's what any coni|ilaintv so they cen­ The evening’.* program con counts." sor is very strictly. The cen­ aisled of musical number.* Iiy Happily, the problem of sorship on tell vision decreas­ tiie sixth grade student* under weight has never bothered the direction of Mis* Janetta ids acting or his singing es ns the rating of a televi­ Itastom. voice. There aie 22 Ives at- sion program incieuses" A social period followed and This Is Barker's Inst season hunts, mostly on llcrea, "and it was announced that the the royalties come in handy with Skelton, lie's been sign­ in vHi grade* had won tile wh it there’s nothing else lin­ ed to develop Ihieo ronii'dles room count. for CBS for the season af­ ing." "I'm not n folk song pur­ ter next. Bill lie'll still he ist," suys I Vi's, the man who b u s y , b e c a u s e B a r k e r h a s dis­ It. K. CAUItOLL of introduced millions to the covered another ciuecr — C a r r o l I ' h Furniture charm of the folk song “I writing "I u Iways wake up nl & C o in p a ny. downtown think it’s fine if kids sing Sanford, will leave Fri­ unrigs any way they feel like a.III.," lie Bays, "l-'oi years, t day for alt all expense singing them. I have always would spend n few hours Ry Mr*. Adam Muller paid, five-duv trip to thought that folk mugs are reading or watching televi­ Plans to sponsor a dessert the New York World's constantly changing, anyway. sion. I finally figured that card party were made by Fair. The trip is tm And any attempt to sing was a waste of time. Smo« members of the Dellary Vol­ award fur Carroll for tlo in in a t fashion is wrong, I had always wanted to write, I decided t<. spend those hours unteer Fire Department Auxil­ meeting Philco - Ford 1 t n i l . e e . " Keen now that lie is physi­ writing a novel." iary at the final meeting of appliance quoins. Tiie result is a Imppy boon the season held at the Fire active again. |ve» still (Herald I’holo) cally read- more limn the avernge called "The olive Winked men's Recreation Hall with Bark," based partly on Bark­ Francanna Howard presiding. person. The event will lie held at the 'I ’m ignorant, unschooled," er’s Wot Id War li experiences hall at 1 p m.. July 15. Those be mi\*. "and it bothers me. ns a producer of wur docu­ panning to attend w-ill be askIf l'i| had other opportunities mental les. e<l to tiring their own cords. "W riting books," he says. as a boy, 1 think 1 might Members also discussed have hi en something else. "Is wonderful. You have com­ pLms for the June 24 picnic Sometime* I feel I’ve led a plete freedom or as near com­ lly Mrs. Adnm Muller for the department and auxi­ winli'd life—bill it’s been plete freedom as is possible. World War 1 Barrack* 111*7 fntt," liary to be held at Hurt* Park It is u great feeling." «f DclJary anil tiie Auxiliary • « • In Deleon Springs, Refreshments were served held n May pirnic meeting at O ctl Barker ha* promul­ by Mr*. Person Little and her Rock Spring* where those a t­ gated n law. which shall committee, Mrs, M Mason, tending on joy <d games, swim­ henceforth he- known a s Mrs. Aaron Dungon and Mrs. ming and walks following tiie "Barker’s First Law of Tele­ luncheon. Charles Schneider. vision Censorship" It holds Under discussion weic ideas Tho opening meeting In the that "censor'hip on television to lie presented at tile next fall will l>e on Sept. 10 and drcria-es as the rating of u TALLAHASSEE (LTD — member* will bring th* ir regular meeting for the con­ television program Increases," Traffic accidents in Florida vention to be held in Orlando, sandwich lunch. Dessert and Tin* is » pretty cynical a t­ during the first four months beverage will he provided by June 2(1-28. titude. I,id Barker insists that of this year resulted in an Members of the Di-Bury the committee. Barrack* and delegates from it ix valid. And be say* that economic loss of L'l) million other barrucks will attend it has happened to him, in (Ml, tin- slate patrol said to­ Memorial Services at Deiiary hi- impurity as producer (for day. "This is quite a price to Community Methodist lihurvh .-even years! of The Red Skel­ r l C T I T I O I * > X *1 K pay for carelessness," Mild ton Show. at 11 a. m. SOT ICE IS h*r*liy given, Oist "Our show," he says, "list commander II. N. Kirkman. Auxiliary delegates will be t tin *n*ae« I In bu»ln*»* at The patrol estimate* econ­ Co-ni-r Gtntvs *. Hrl*»nn, Mr*. John E b e s t c h , Mrs. iie-’n accused of being earthy Ssnilnot* County. FtnrM* us- Blanche Frye, Mr*. l,oul» I.u- at times. And 1 must admit omic loss at $ 185,000 for each ,l,r (he fietltl..us n»me of. t | Hpnl and iliti I inn ad Chat, Mrs. William Brie*. that We're capable of earth!- traffic fatality. The figure t rrtliis r ,aH iiatm- ulili the Mi*. E. Benedict unit Mis. M in s». We weren't seven years include' loss of earning pow­ etirb .,t in* Circuit Court, XtniUi i • County, Klurlili, In Holme*. Mrs. William Brie* ago. 7 ou see, sponsors and er. hospital, burial and as­ I it., » srllli III* [irtiv-lsl- was obligated by Mrs. Crate networks figure that a high- sociated expenses plus prop­ t l i . ns of th* n ctitiuill N t i n t Stjluti*. to-wltl S*<-Uoa 141-0» Lash, district seven president. rated show is making money erly damage. There were 401 persons The next meeting will be a for them, so they leave it yjor )* a tsiu iti 1UT. Sla: S»r»h Htev* combined picnic on June 11 alone Hut if a show Is doing killed In accident* during the P-iM!.i. Ituy 7, 11, •*, H* 1541 at Rock Springs. poorly, then don't want to list* period. ,UL*tl NOW AT A NEW LOW PRICE! ic Free Mounting' At this LOW PRIC E, Why Settle if Tufsyn Rubber For Less than (JOOI)YEAR? IN S T A N T C R E D IT GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE mcBttiL Ma lumt a* allot/No h**t M to iooiW, Bo lusS as to less J as to* oeflrs lilt ol t"» Inn i l l nisi i q o o i u * sum fiats sat t u i t i a i H B s tiis it <M«ti a w t o M i M r m* outera« Km I ,‘IT Nylon Cord if No Money Down ft.?flxir> Iutic type hhii-kniill plus lux and tire from jmir car. ONLY All-Weather “ 12” ★ $095 OB For Holders of Chargo Pinto and national credit cards. Just drive in, present plate or card. Your charge account will be opened while your tires are being mounted. (a ll • n .1 Bftfmnl i cud h i l l f d i . 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' ' —- * »*-** "71.UC*■ -.«■*< Aluminum Rocker • Front Fnd System • Windshield Wipers • Washer Glass Squared Aluminum Tubing / j ’ |< Kxtrs strong' Fold* flat fn» T-PL S p o n so red b y Pup Tent . ensv stornge. W nshatile g riv n a n d w h ile vinyl wclilung Is c p la rrn h ln »T| ? iw * n * 1 2 8 8 Fire Auxiliary Plans Parly 6 chl drill elolh—h**IiU water A mildew. Front A re a r ncrrcNB. Itone. jio lc A peg** loo- 3 V w/ ^ 9 0 \ ^t | W eatherproof! K 'on’l R ust! 'C fi--9* ■’ - f i - ‘Savage" 22” Rotary Mower . , . 1 (tondycar Nylon ’ Safety Seal Belts | 'left sml Exceed All (iovrrnmrnl Krquiremrnta In sta n t Rclcatte M i'tul-to-M i’ta l R uckles Barracks 1197 Has Picnic At Rock Springs $ 3 ° ° V mt h I’liia . Ji>*!j.i I*I><n Ci't stl the strength, snfety and nintenti nrr nf seal tieli* at Ibis low price! Completely adjustable. Color* to complement four cur. State Traffic Accidents Cost $90 Million > IT!“ WHITEWALLS ONLY $3-00 MORE Folk Singer Burl Ives Pays New Attention To The Scales r*' MAY 20th-30th NEW SAFETY ALL-WEATIIEU WITH WRAP-AROUND TREAD FOR MORE TRACTION! MORE STABILITY! Southside PTO Elects Officers » — Save On Deluxe 10-QL Poly Pails Handy Set Of Three Far Household Uses! Extra Sturdy Metal Handles Legal Notice 3 s i Save now on lightweight, nnbrr.-iVxMc, h.imlf sis* pails with ballnr-typr metal handb s. Choice of colors . . ideal for scorns of uses around Uie homo. G O O D Y E A R 555 W. First SL SERVICE STORES OPEN F1U. NITES TILL 9:00 Ph. 322-2821 4f �n First Lady Dedicates School Gym In Poverty Area S he ftsnfurfc Mrs. Johnson Speaks To Kentucky Crowd firralh Puge 4 — May 21, 1904 Kiwanis Club Hears Story Of Salvation Army 8T. ANDREWS Presbyterian Church of Rear Lake wna host recently to a Saturday nftemoon Kct-topethcr nnd cookout for teenapers of the area. Among thoso enjoying the event were, front, from left, Sheryl Heath, Eddlt Able, Donna Kay Riley nnd Ricky Heath; back, Dennis House, Handy Gettings, Linda Liles, Brandon Hcuth, Ilicky Driggers and Don Patrick. (Herald Photo) ■» . W 's ■ t *t • tr > ^ r m i & >• m r ■j NEW OFFICERS of the South Seminole Junior High School PTA, who were formally installed at the group's closing meeting of the year, are, from left, Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, president; Mrs. Joseph Pavelchuk, first Vice president; John Angel, second vico president; Mrs. Arthur Ferrin, secretary and Mrs. Tom Wells, treasurer. (Herald Photo) OVIEDO SENIOR HIGH officers nrc, from left, Ted Bellhorn, president; Billy Dann, vice president; Jan Beasley, secretary nnd Juan Adriatico, treasurer. Student elections for both tho Junior High nnd Senior High group* were held last Friday, (Herald Photo) DELEGATES TO ANNUAL Boys and Cdrls State events at Tallahnssce In July are shown In these two pictures. Top photo, from left, Joe Farlcss, sponsored by Kiwanis and president-elect of the Key Club; James Hall, Rotary-eponsored; John Horner, Civitans; Jeff Williams, Elks; and David Lanier, Junior Chamlier of Commerce. Below arc, from left, Bar­ bara Rolger and Carol Oxford, Inst year’s Girls State delegates, and Linda Spencer and Helen Mnnn, this year’s delegates. The girls are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. (Herald Photo) A thumbnail sketch of the growth of the Salvation Ar­ my from Ita etart 99 years ■go to th# preient was given local Kiwanli Club members Wednesday noon at the Civic Center. Speaking wai CoL G. A. Stevens, former field secre­ tary for the Army, now re­ tired and living In Sebring. lie was introduced by Capt. Harry Foden, of the local un­ it. The Salvation Army, Col­ onel Stevens said, is now op­ erating in 86 countries and colonies—the number having been curtailed by the lower­ ing of the Iron Curtain by Communism. Ila added that the Gospel Is being taught in 120 lang­ uages and the Army operates more than 8,000 social serv­ ice institutions. The Army has bern In existenre In the United States for HI years and, when It was only six years old. President Grover Cleveland gave hit personal endorsement to It, Colonel Stevens said, adding: "Every president since thrn has endorsed the Army.” He recalled the start of the organisation In London and how Capt. William Ilooth hit on making it a militant one. th e organiser declared it Just at important to save souls at It ia for militant organlsationa to tavo nations from conquest. •'Every step was hard," the speaker aald. “The Army was greeted with ridicule and ev­ en Impriaonment but their vigilance led to recognition aa soldiers of Christianity." Ita creed, Colonel Stevens said, It to "taka any man who cornea to us and lift him frem the aslra surrounding ■hha.*» ‘ Prior to tho talk, Roy D. Green, advertising executive of The Sanford Herald, waa Inducted bite the club. The ceremony was conducted by E. D. Klrchhoff, Green, whoso father, Roy Green, was also a member of the local club until hla death, waa Introduc­ ed by Hack N. Cleveland Jr. Ktrchhnff stressed the du­ ties, responaibllities and op­ portunities auch membership Involves. Kiwanis President Dr. John Darby greeted the new mem­ ber in behalf of tha club and appointed Green to the club's house committee. Camporee Held By Girl Scouts Members o t Old Scout Junior Troops 111, 223 end 24* held a weekend campom* at Camp Ticoches under the dir scUon ot Miti France*. Cobb. AsaMlng tbs director In tbs Rill weekend of events were Senior Scouts Nancy Rofieru and Susan McCaaUU and unit leader Mrs. Carolyn La vend er. Others assisting were Mrs. Blake Sawyer*. Mr*. H it ner RyaU, Mrs. Sot Monroe, Mrs. Lois Christianson and Mrs. Betty Roberson. The SO girls worked in pa trait and held hlkca, scaven­ ger hunts and games and two swim periods a day in the new Olympic lire pool. They did their own cooking and ta c k night they gathered around a huge campfire lor tinging, contests and skits. Sunday moraine Troop 223 held ita "Scouts Own" In a tree-shaded chapel. Tricolor Mailbox Glows In Dark WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ths Post Office has corns up with a nsw mall collection box that glowa in tha dark-ln Hire* patriotic colors. Postmaster Gsnsrsl John A. Gronouiki unvtiled tha new stainless steel bsx Wednes­ day. He aald It was being considered aa a replacement for tha rvd, white and blue boxes now In use. H is nsw model ia battle­ ship grey and has a squared off modern appearance. It al­ oe has red, white and blue (tripos that glow In tho dark. / Ry Helen Thomas United Frees International JACKSON. Ky. (UPI) — Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson said today "much remains to be dons" to fight Illiteracy and other problems but President Johnson ia confident vf >!itory in the war on poverty. The First Lady, on an all­ day tour of poverty-stricken areas, made the statements in Three Vegetable Field Days To Be Conducted a speech prepared for de, livery s t the dedication of a | new gymnasium a t Breathitt County High School here. Citing construction of the new gym nnd other arcelerated public works programs in the area. Mm. -Johnson said: "This Is the kind of con­ crete evidence of Kentucky pioneer self help and self-re­ liance that mnkes the Presi­ dent and all America so con­ fident of victory in our war ngnlnst poverty." Mrs. Johnson said more such farillties were needed so that "boys and girls across the country will Increasingly be physically fit, mentally nwnke and morally straight." The President's wife flew to Kentucky for an overnight stay which included an ad­ dress tonight before ths Ken­ tucky Federation of Wom­ en's Clubs at the Thoenix Hotel in Lexington. Mr*. Johnson recalled thnt her predecessor, th* 1st* Eleanor Roosevelt, had dedi­ cated th* Breathitt High School on Jan. 28, 1938, and had deplored illiteracy in ths country. “ Much progress hs» been made since then in the fields of literary and general edu­ cation." she said. "Much re­ main* to be done." "This new gymnasium sym­ bolizes the steps we a* a nation are taking to strength, en the physical fitness of our youth—our greatest na­ tural resource," Mr*. Johnson aald. "Here again much pro­ gress ha* been made, but a* th* nation’s unduly high per­ centage of draft rejection* shows, much still remains to b* done." The First Lady was greet­ ed at the school by Gov. Ed­ ward Breathitt of Kenturky. Earlier teday, she threw a switch to b rin r electricity to one-room Lick Rranch school In the mountains. Mr*. Johnson, who attend­ ed a one-room school in Tevs*. also toined the school's 25 pupils a t th* hot 10-eent school lunch. Mr*. Johnson’s press secre­ tary, Mr*. Elizabeth Carpen­ ter, sold the Sylvanla Electrle Co. had run a power line Into th* primitive Lick Branch school as a "community con­ tribution. ” She said the com­ pany had been planning to in­ stall the line for seme time but hsd "hurried it up" for the First Lady's visit. The hot lunch program at th* school is part of the gov. emment's emergency pro­ gram to aid economically de­ pressed areas of Kenturky. Government surplus food is prepared and heated a t a home near th# achoc). Mrs. Johnson’s trip to Kentucky was reminiscent of th* many made to the area by Mr*. Roosevelt during tha 1930». In fact, Breathitt Coun­ ty High School vest dedicated by Mrv. Roosevelt In Janu­ ary, 1938. Mr*. Johnson also was to visit th* home of Mr. amt Mrs. Arthur Robertson at Waraboal Branch after th* school ceremonies. Robertson, a tobacco fanner, obtained a government grant to “win­ terize" his horns and to sink a well. Hr waa also aided In getting a Job with th* Breat­ hitt County forestry division. Mr*. Johnson's schedule then call* for her to motor to the town of quicksand to inapect the University of Kentucky’s wood utilisation center. From Quicksand sh* goes to U xingtcn for her speech before the Women's Club Federation. Three vegetable field days will be held in north central HEAR LAKE Boy Scouts of Troop 230, pictured just before leaving for Florida next week to snablt weekend at Camp Lanoche are, front row, left to right, Gerald Aldrich, vegetable growers to bon* up Pete Hall, Ray Gnlliford, Robert Anderson, Max Weinar; second row, on latest research findings. Frank Crout, Krist Snlml, Dennis Rrondway, Roger Bunnell, Steven Dr. James Montelaro, veg­ Itiley; third row, Robert Runnell, assistant troop lender, Billy Anderson, etable crops specialist with Hugo Riggo Jr., George Aldrich Jr., fourth row, A. II. Bunnell nnd Gerald tb* University of Florida's Aldrich Sr., adult assistants; W. L. Broadway, chairman; Bruce Nelson, agricultural extension service, scoutmaster and Hugo Riggio Sr., adult assistant. (Herald Photo) reports that field days will be held a t Zellwood, Leesburg and Gainesville. The Zellwood field day will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Tues­ day on ths Central Florida Experiment Stations’ muck farm. Hi* research staff of the Sanford-based station will relate their latest research findings on ths muck soils and then lead growers on a tour of the trial plots. Dr. J. W. Wilson, entomologist in charge of the Central Flor­ ida Station, will be in charge of the field day. Watermelon and cantaloupe grower* will have th* oppor­ tunity to hear latest research reports in this area on May 27 a t the watermelon and grape laboratory located six mile* south of Leesburg on U.S. Highway 27. Beginning at 1:30 p.m., grower* will hear reports on fungicide and Insecticide test­ CUB SCOUT PACK 230 of Bear Lake, with all members and guests In ing, pollination, fertiliser and Indian costume, joined the Scout Troop ot Camp Lanoche last weekend soil fumigation studies, breedfor an afternoon nnd evening. Cubmaster t« Robert Bunnell and assistant in* a m i variety trials and pe­ Is Bruco Nelson. Den mother* wwhid* 'Mrs«*JC£ri*t,nfl, Riddell. Mrs. Evelyn troleum muirh result*. Dr. Chapman, Mrs. Patricia Foist nnd Mrs. Louise Brosmun. Pete Hull is den James M. Crstl, plant path­ chief far the newly, formed Webelos. (Herald Photo) ologist in charge of th* lab­ oratory, is in chnrge of the research program. On May 28, Gainesville will be the focal point for th* vegetable growers. Dr. F. 8. Jamison, hrad of ths Univers­ ity of Florida’s Vegetable Crop* Department, will direct a program beginning a t 9:30 a.m. which will cover every­ thing from vegetable variety trials and fertilixer place­ ment to peat pot and as­ phalt mulching. Peppers, cu­ cumbers, watermelons, canta­ loupes, beans and southern pea breeding ar* among th* vegetables which will recelvs special emphasis. Highlighting th* field day will b« a luncheon featuring fresh sweat corn, tomatoes and cucumber*. Appearing on the program will lie Agricultural Experi­ ment Stations' scientists from th* Vegetable Crops, Ento­ mology, Plant Pathology and THE PROGRAM for the South Seminole Junior High Missile Club Ban­ Soils Departments. quet was preaented by, from left, Brian Stehli, vice president nnd atmlent The Gainesvill* field day apenker; Linda Cote, president and muster of ceremoniea; Dalla Maddron, will be held at the Vegetable guest speaker for tho evening and Mrs. Catherine Martin, faculty advisor Research Unit located nine for the club. (Herald Photo) miles northwest of Gainesville on the Devils Mlllhopper Road. Dr. Montelaro reports that sign* leading from the university will aid in direct­ ing grower* to the sits. b* true ail serosa the country. drugs" help different patients Dr. Kenneth Wing at different time*. Under a An interesting fact, he guext speaker at a recent din­ ner meeting of ths It. W. said, ia that the disease ap­ doctor’s care, most patients Wars’* Bible Class of lb* pears to occur more frequent­ can get relief from their a t­ tack* of breathlessness. F ln t Methodist Church which ly in white msles between 50 By Mr*. Adam Mailer At this tims, doctors do not and 70 year* old. Women get waa held at McKinley Hall. Square dancer* invaded De­ know how to prevent emphy­ After a short b u s i n e s s emphysema, too. but ten sema. Continuing research is Bary Sunday afternoon commeeting. Mr*. W. W. Tyre In­ times more men have it than being conducted to find an­ ing from Daytona, Ormond troduced Mr*. Lorraine Gra­ women. A high percentage of swer* to many q u s s t l o n s Beach, Palatka, Jacksonville, ham, Program Administrator th* people who have emphy­ about this disease. Howevtr, Elista, Mt. Dora. Cocoa, of tha Cantral Florida Tuber­ sema smoke and hav* been modern msdicina can usually Titusville, Plymouth, Rockculosis and Respiratory Dis­ heavy smokers most of their slow down th* development of ledge, Sanford, DeLand and Brownie Picn All Brownie Troop ease Association and Dr. lives. Frequently, they live In emphysema If patients are Chuluota to Join those of the areas where air pollution la a treated early. It is always th* rommunty for an afternoon of South Seminole Area Kenneth Wing. dancing. vited (a meet at Reel Dr. Wing spoke on HEm­ constant problem. doctor’s immediate concern to Attendance eras recorded at Saturday at 9 a. n Th* first symptom of pul­ clear up any infection of a physema" and showed a film, some 300 men, women and field trip and picnic c a question and answer period monary emphysema ia short­ patient's respiratory system— children. Caller was Chuck ness of breath. The next most mouth, nose, throat, sinuses, followed. Durant of Ormond Beach srho Dr. Wing said Emphysema common symptom is couch or lung*—because such infec­ was assisted by William Camp (pronounced am-flh-SKE-ma) which become* worse as time tions set up a possible start­ of Jacksonville. V tt- T I T I O I s V t w i ; is a Greek word meaning "in­ passes. ing place for emphysema. Refreshments of hot dogs, NOTICK l a b a r t b y g l v s n Chronic and recurrent Infec­ flation." It Is a dlseas* which s n a s a s a In bunlna Th* National Tuberculosis sd tea, coffee and cold 1 S a n f o rd . eausaa ths lung* to become tions of tha lungs and bron­ Association has published a drinks were served throughout sMo ll # PCr aosuenht s .Ar*., Florida, usdi so greatly enlarged they lit­ chial tree, especially virus In­ series of pamphlets on respir­ the afternoon by auxiliary f i c t i t i o u s n i m i o f fections, and smoking are atory disease. These pamph­ members of the Volunteer l * u n d o r * i t t . a n d t h a t I I erally deteriorate. to r e r l t t r r a a l d n a m e w tt II* also stated there ia an factors intimately associated let* ar* available to tha pub­ Fire Department. Those mak­ f l e r b o f t h o C i r c u i t i alarming Increase In this dis­ with Emphysema. lic and may be obtained ing up the committee were S e m i n a l * O o u u t r . F l o r i d Doctors can help emphy­ through your local Tuber­ Francanna Howard, Mabel ao cf c othr doa n tF*l c twl tilot hu *th *S ipmr o*v ease throughout th* United States. California f 1 g u r a a sema patient* live comfort­ culosis and Respiratory Dis­ West. Margaret Schneider, uloa. t o . w i t : S o c tlo a show a SO per rent increase ably with their disease for a eas* Association. For further Sophia Stutterfaeim. union F l o r i d * S t a t u t * * m t. „ * '» : H * o ry B n*rnt* in a eight year period and tong time. Different treat­ information call Mrs. Graham, Mascuch . Olga Crosby and P u b l i s h May 14. J t . as . a 4. 1144. doctors faar this increase tusy ments, including " w a n d e r 322-479$. Vols Lambertsan. CDU-41 Emphysema Linked To Smoking, Polluted Air Square Dancers Invade DeBary Legal Notice �r*. “ I KING’S Lake Monroe HD Club Observes Anniversary nEAUTY SALON Over Rnumillat'a Drug — Special — 510 Cold Wave Complete Permanent f5.00 H a irc u t 51.00 Shampoo & Set $1.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Kvm lly Appl. l’h. 3iI.*l65S Thirty years In H o m e Demonstration Work was the main aubject of conversation at the recent banquet given by the Lake Monroe Club, celebrating its 30th year. The banquet held in White Hall of the Upsola Preiby- terian Church Thursday, Slav 14, was attended by more than 60 guests. The dinner, prepared by the club members, was served by the Handy Helpers i ll girls. The hall was decorated w i t h flower arrangements made by membcri. Each table was overlaid with a white cloth and cen­ tered with a dish arrange­ ment of flowers. The printed programs were in keeping with the state col­ ors of green and gold. The program was dedicated to Mrs. S. E. Norwood, who is "91 years young." She has been active in the economic program work for the past 30 years, and has endeared her* self to her club and friends by Graduation Beach Party SURFERS Cut & Sewn and Last ex $5.00-$4.00 _ JS 7 v, vvim tr u n k s t h a t tin th e m ost Tor y o u r fiR tirc! S T a ilo re d fo r m irfin tr. sk iin g an d sp eed swim* mint?, lle a c h s h i r t s SI anti $5, te r r y jn e k e ls . r-L .1 . ATTENDING THE 30th Anniversary IhiiKiuet of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Clu!) were left to rij;ht. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Seminole County airent. Miss Helen Holstein, State District nyent, Mrs. C. II. Hunt­ er, cliih president, and Mrs. J. H. Titidel, chairman for bnmpict. < 7 M E N 'S A W L By Helen Snodgrass and Mrs. Fred Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Iloliert Oxen------dine of Marianna were over­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henight guests Monday of Mr. ser of Wilson, Okla., were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Wednesday night. W EAR 115 Mntrnolin Ave. Phone 322*1535 NOW Your homo Investment is one of Ihe largest your family will make in a lifetime. NOW is the time to remodel — add that extra room for a growing family, build a convenient patio, garage or utility area. Florida Stato Bank stands ready to make your remodeling easy, convenient and financially sound. Call our installment loan department today at 322-161L led Sunday ns Mrs. O. H. Sides celebrated her birthday ami Mother's Hay with hav[ing her mother, Mrs. Horlle | Huy of Parrish. Alabama with Mr. Sides and her. Tho S. II. Hay family. The Jack Welch family, Mrs. Nan­ Mr. and Mrs. Hobby Lillie cy Tulwell ami her son, Mor­ of Orlando were dinner guests ris, mid Mr. and Mrs. 11, D. of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt It us.-ell of Orlando enjoyed Sunday. • family get together, dinner at the bides home. Airman 2c Michael Neal re­ turned to Turner Air llasc in Mist Helen Snodgrass was Georgia after having spent hostess to several friends at the weekend with is parents, her home Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal. with a demon strut imi party. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon War­ Mr. and Mrs. Fay la** were ner and family of Orlando entertained at tlia Truview t . A i * * u , o f fi|S In Daytona lleach, Sunday by moUier, Mrs. Alberta Warner. their daughter, Mrs. J. G. David of Sanford. Mrs. James llichards is visiting relatives in Wlilte Ilcv. H. W. Carlton has re­ Plains, N. Y., and Washing­ turned from Pittsburg where ton, D. C. hr attended general confer­ ence of the Methodist church. Mother's Hay mid a birth­ day cell hi at inn wrie rnmblllMiss Carolyn Watson was hostess to a camp out recent­ ly at the hnme of Miss Doris Faber. Attending were Con­ nie Sellers, Patsy Long. Pat­ ty Urban, Juanita Mcadowa and Judy Tropf, B o rro w up to $ 5 ,0 0 0 Miss Katherine Litrh, Mrs. Carl Harlhamn and Hrv. Kipprnbrook attended the state session of the Altar Guild of the Episcopal church held at Camp Wing Mann at Avon Park this week. A Wide T a k e up to 5 Y E A R S to repay. V a rie ty T o Select From Priced To Match Your Budget. FLOR ID A STATE B ARK MEMBER F.DXC. t-rt. SAN FORD -r.. w- K duced the guests. Chairman for the event was Mrs. Tindel with Mrs. Hunt­ er and Mrs. Johnson assist­ ing. The 4-H girls were introduc­ ed by their leaders, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. H. R. Wil­ son, who expressed their gen­ uine gratitude for the excell­ ent niBnncr In which they served the guests. Wrratft May 21, 1964 — F a st If Register For Free Silver Coffee Service Free Prize Drawing May 29th Sanford JEW ELRY & LU G G A G E “Our I9lh Year la Sanford" 217 E. First St. Across From New Library tt Pays To Use The Herald Want Adi GARRETT’S — 3 DAYS ONLY! OPEN TONIGHT — fi TO 9 P. M. SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! WHITE Deluxe Zig-Zag Sewing Machine Regr. 189.50 ONLY Mrs. Springfield Certificate Enterprise Personals t i2 t ? t M her loving kindness a n d Christian spirit. Special guest and main speaker for the evening was MI a a Helen Holstein of Gainesville, who is the dis­ trict agent for this county. Miss Myrtle Wilson, County If. D. agent, spoke to the group on "Today and Tomor­ row." County Agent Cecil Tucker and Mrs. Tucker sang a duet "Tell Me Why" In memory of a deceased past president, Mrs. Clover Marrs. Other distinguished guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie I.undberg, Mrs. Charles Sa*sman, County Council presi­ dent, and Miss Darlrne Ro­ berts, Heart Queen sponsored by tltc club. Past presidents attending and giving a short talk on successful events that occur­ red during their term of of­ fice were Mrs. Mary Walters, Mrs. Annie McArthur, Miami, Mrs. Virginia Henderson, Mrs. Nellie Goodspccd, Mrs. J. H. Tindcl, Mrs. J. E. Andrew* and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. Mrs. Andrews gave tile in­ vocation and welcome. Mrs. Hunter, president, presided, and Mrs. E. L. Du well intro- #anforB Awarded Banking OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Q im . ffh'e v % Flemings Gifts - Tarda • Hooka 210 E. First St. J -4 MmL » * ■ ■l SEARS ALLSTATE HI-WAY SPECIAL Tubeless — Blackwall 6.70x15 REG. 18.80 7.50x14 REG. 18.75 8.00x14 REG. 20.89 21 MONTH GUARANTEE TIRES NOW fg.95 NOW J f.4 5 Tube Type — Whitewall 6.70x15 KEG. 19.34 7.10x15 REG. 21.45 7.60x15 REG. 23.70 NOW 15-45 NOW 15*75 NOW 15-95 T ubeless — Whitewall Tube Type — Blackwall 6.70x15 KEG. 16.31 7.10x15 REG. 18.45 Ten members of the Senior M Y. F. group of the Har­ nett Memorial church attend­ ed the eub-dtstrirt banquet held at the Trinity Methodist church in DcLami Tuesday evening. The groups are all busy collecting and folding newspapers which they supply to tha fern growers in Pierson for funds for the annual camp trip. NOW J5-45 NOW J 5 . 8 5 NOW J0.95 6.70x15 7.60x15 7.50x14 8.00x14 8.50x14 REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. 21.80 26.10 21.75 23.89 26.15 NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW 1695 1945 1695 1715 1645 All Prices Include Fed. Ex. Tax, Mounting and Shipping Charge* Available For Immediate Insinuation SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER STORE HOURS: • A. M. TILL • P. M. DAILY — MON. TIIHU SAT. r T tiw n r re r M 'W H Mr. and Mrs. Wendell (Jan­ ice) Springfield recently nlemled the American ln-titute of Hanking annual ban­ quet in Tampa. Die entire Tampa aiea of A.I.B. was represented at this banquet. 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SALE Child's Sport S e t ---------- 9.98 Child’s 7 to 14 - - - - 8.98 6.88 5.88 SALE ENDS MON., MAV 25 Downtown Sanfrod 200 E. FIRST ST. �A n AH Day Parly Oviedo Trio Celebrates Birthdays By Evelyn Lady The Capri Restaurant In Sanford waa the acene of a luncheon Saturday when Mra. Fred Pierson of Or W o enter­ tained for three gueste of hon­ o r w h o were celebrating blrthdaya. The luncheon table waa dec­ orated with arrangementa of gardcnlaa. Guesta of honor were Mra. Jam ea E. Brookshire III, of Atlanta and Goldenrod, Mra. Ed Brooklyn and Mra. John Lundy. Mra. J. R. Battle prevented the gueata of honor with or­ chid corsages. After a delicious luncheon of fried chicken, a large birthday cake was cut by Mra. Emmett Waltz. Gueata Invited to attend other than the gueata of hon­ o r were Mrs. E. Dougherty, Mra. Fcrrel Beasley, Mies Lu­ cille Brookshire, Miss Ann Pierson, Mra. John Duda Jr., Mrs. Jo Lcn Battle, Mias Judy Wurat, Mra. Emmett Waltz, Miss Kathryn Lawton and Mra. J . R. Battle. A JOINT BIRTHDAY luncheon honored three Oviedo Indies at the Cnpri recently. From the left are Mrs. Ed Brooklyn, Mrs. John Lundy und Mrs. James Brookshire. Miss Healy Feted At Chatter Party Mrs. Jama* C. (Mary Ana) Jones and Mrs. Jamea A. (Glenda) Emerson J r. were co-hostesses to a coke and chatter party recently honor­ ing MDs Sharon Healy, mem­ ber of the *84 graduating daea of Seminole High School. The table was overlaid with ■ white linen cloth, centered with a white and blue globe In replica of a graduate. The honoree was presented a beautiful white leather ecrapbook from the hostesses. Refreshment* of c h i p s , dips, mints, nuts, cup cakes and cokes were served to the Misses Linda Adcock, Carole Thorns*, Mauveen Pitta, Bar­ bara Williford, Carol Ana Carroll, Glenda Alberti, Ton­ ya Johnson, Betty FUtard, Jean Maaters, Sandy Gilman and Julie SUsby. Also the Mlsaea G w e n Champion, C a r o l Stemper, Sheryl Stemper, Ann Mahan, Barbara Schock, Susan Stew­ a rt and Mrs. Frances Staf­ ford, grandmother of the bon- MISS SHARON HEALY, center, wnn gueat of honor at a Cokc-chnltcr party recently. Co-hoatcssea were Mrs. Jutnca A. Emerson Jr., l e f t anti ',rt~ Jnmen C. Jonea, right. DeBary Personals Every -J lJ g M P Head Turning Hair-Do fA ] Begins W l t l i ^ ’ A Skillful Cut Our E tp e rt Stylist* Know The Valuo Of An Artistic Haircut. D e f t Scissor* Can Shape, Contour, Layer And Feather Every Tresa To Hold The Bet Longer. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 822*5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 8rd & MAGNOLIA By Mr*. A den Muller Mra. William Lakeman has a t her current house guest*, her brother and sister In law. Mrs. Louis Schaefer of West Orange, J. J. Dr. und Mra. George Frlson visited their eon, Dr. and Mrs. George Friaon Jr. and his family In Largo, where on Motheru day their grand­ daughter Tarry, received her First Communion at SL Pat­ ricks Church a t Largo. Honors Oviedo Miss Meeks Honored With Luncheon Miss Myra Meeks was hon­ luncheon last Saturday at the |W. A. Kratzert and her dauch- ling a t co-hosteiaei. ored guest of a graduation Capri Restaurant, with Mrs. I ter, Misa Rose Kratrert, aerv -1 A red and white carnation Graduates ' 7 —■— ......... .......... 11 ] arrangement centered t h e By Evelyn Lundy luncheon table, and a deliAn all day party a t the Clous home of the John T. Vllee In Goldenrod, was the scent of ■ H r ' "'f '-•■P ; The hostcs'ei presented the a senior party, Sunday, hon­ V t horwrec her oring Jimmy Vlles. Al Mc­ Call, and Tommy Partin. ■* '' 'J P S f l Slocks received an approprlIn addition to tha John T 7 n K jr * ate gift from Sirs. KraUert ‘ ! ^ krM | and Rose. Vilea, other hoeta wera Mr. ; Attending the l u n c h e o n and Mra. Pata McCall and g ucre the Mr. and Mra. Tip Partin. i Mary Scott, Ann Swimming, skiing, and boat riding were enjoyed through­ Uremia out the day. A continuous supply of T J j T Also the Missel food waa served on the spac­ Hunt, Gwen Champion, Sanious lawn during the party v ^ T ’. V ' "| i V t v J ^ V dy Slayton, Julie Silsby and hours. Plcnle food of every f , __ _ j t r y Barbara Watson. description was served. Kurt Anderson entertained the guesta by playing vari­ Swim Suits! ous numbers on his guitar. New All asniora of tha Oviedo Shipment High School were guests of this most enjoyable day. Wlda «r Selection , Of / MRS. W. A. KRATZERT, left, nnd her daughter, Miss Rose Kratzert One / ] were co-hostesses to a graduation luncheon honoring Miss Myra Meeks. And / At right is Mrs. Charles Meeks, mother of the honorec. Two ' i l ’ircs ^ Suita fjahdsw Osteen Personals Central Clrcla Tha Central Clrela of the Sanford Garden Club met at tha lovely Lake Mary home of Mra. Voile Williams Sr. Reservations wera taken for the Crazy Hat luncheon at the Civic Center, May 19th at 12:30. Wa wera eorry to accept two realgnationt from Mrs. N. H. Brawcr due to her health and Mra. Paul F. John­ ston who li joining the Dirt Gardenera who meet on a more convenient day. However, we with to wel­ come Mrs. II. E. Sandusky of Lake Mary aa a new mem­ ber. Members reported to Mra. Wood, our Tree Chelrman, that 20 treea were planted In the Inst two month*, Mr*. Brooke gave the hor­ ticulture report ao glrla, sep­ arata those day lllliet and re­ plant after the finiih bloom­ ing. Plant gardenings in rich acid soil which Is In a well drained area and aleo plant Jessmine in a well drained area, but this lovely vine doet not ear* what kind of ■oil it 1* planted In. After the buelnee* meet­ ing, n delicious luncheon waa enjoyed by all, Including Mr. William*. Those present were tha mmei. Voile Wllllame, E. R. Wood, Geo. Chapman Jr., Durward L. Walker, Frank Evan*, B. C. Moore, A. K. Hoseetter, R. W. Turner, Wil­ liam T. Cavanaugh, H. E. Sandusky and two guests, Misi Florence Whltty and Mr*. R. A. Thomas. By Mrs. Clarenca Snyder Mrs. Doris Lea of Romney, W. Va., la visiting her daugh­ ter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jamea Martin and fam­ ily. Sha will be hera for six weeks. Jamea Martin. Ha la a bro­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ther of Mra. Martin. Prevatt and a student a t Maiaey Business College, Jack­ Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Pier­ sonville and her roommate, son of Charleston, W. Va., spent Monday with Mr. and Misa Holly Comstock apent tha weekend with her parents. Mra. Guy BealL Mr*. Marl* Norman of Or­ Mrs. Eva Williams was lando waa a guest of Mrs. called to Plant City by the Clarence Snyder, Monday. serious illness of her sister. Miss Frances Riggs, daugh Mrs. Eva F oiter has re­ turned to her homo in Cinnattl, Ohio, after several weeks visit with Mrs. Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Jamea R. Boyer. Bellamy of Sanford, announce Mra. Clarenca Snyder Is the arrival of a baby girl, attending the Rebekah As­ Kimberly A l i a s Bellamy, sembly of Florida session in born May 13, 1904 a t Semi­ Paytons Beach. Sha will b« nole Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents the house guest of Mr*. Ma­ are Mr. and Mra. C. II. S taf­ ria Norman while there. ford of Sanford and the pa­ Mr. and Mrs. John Cornel­ ternal grandparents are Mr. ius and children of Saraeota, and Mrs. L. II. Bellamy of recently visited Mr. and Mra. Longs, S. C. Tommy Lemon, a student at Jones College, Jacksonvil­ le, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lemon. Latest ' Styles and Color Combina­ tions 10.99 to 19.98 (H jD W £A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. OPEN WED. P. M AND FRI. 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Turner and Mrs. |le Hoop, Fay Holloway, Linda I Also the Misses Pat Bice, lol Stcmpcr, Jennifer ThompIb e Misses Betty Lou Cor- Anne Humphrey were co-hos- Hunt, Dottic Jardine, Susan Joyce S h e p a r d , JoAnn son, Margaret Toevs. Karen bin, nett* Hayes anil Dottle tesses to a coke and chatter I Phasan and Pal Habun* I Sparks, Shery l Stcmpcr, C ar-lw igham and Pat Wiggins. Jnrdlne, three senior members party recently at the home of a i of the marching band of Sem­ Mrs. Turner on W. 17th Street ■' | i inole High School, were hon­ ored with a coke and chatter honoring Lynn Thomas, ' ~A party, Saturday, at the homo the c*. of Marcia Llppincott in Lake class Seminole Mary. The guesta played records, The class colors of red and autographed each o t h e r s in the m f “ Sally’s” and reminisced about their school days to­ decorating, w i t h arrangev g T W gether. menta of red and white car^ ___»< The class colors of red and nationj in the living room. \ * \ whit* were carried out in the The serving table was overs i ’ I XBk decorations and each girl re­ laid with a white embroidered t 1 f_ l™ 1 ceived a pen as a memento. linen cloth, centered with iW flflL . ’Y 7 * The honorees received print­ red and white 1* T J H K ii ed informals from the host­ An appropriate gift was 7 ( ,, 1 B n ess. presented to the honorca by Mrs. R. W. Llppincott asslsted her daughter, Marcia, The girl* enjoyed chafing W ^B L * t in serving refreshments of and autographing their “Sal- ILgLt t ^V H E dips, chips, brownies, cake, nuts, mints and cokes to the Refreshments cokes, po- 5 ' iO M H P*Dt o B E t d ^ B B u f t . „ _B e g JX d R I Misses Peggy Bower, Karen tato chips, dips, party sandVickers, M argaret Toevs, Di­ wlche* and cookies were serv­ MRS. II. E. TURNER, left, was co-hostess to n graduation party nt her ane llackett, Linda Webb, Sa­ ed to the guests. home on W. 17th Street honoring Mary Lynn Thomas. With Mrs. Turner ra Flexer, Shnron Ball, Bar­ Invited to attend were the nro Mrs. Anne Humphrey, co-hostess, Miss Thomas and Mrs. A. L. bara Miller, Marianne Hum­ Missel Gail Coleman, Joy Thomas, mother of the honoree. phrey a n d Mrs. Charles Duggar, Rebecca Giles, JcanHayes. Keep French dressing In a baby bottle where the ounces are marked and the recipe can be followed easily. Your Hair Stylo Should H nve — That Natural Look I Our Expert Hair Stylist* Strive To Mould And Train Your Hair In The Manner Nature Intended A Good Stylist A ltvnys Will . . . CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 8. Park Ave. dComsumduUiA I had ■ conversation one day last week with a render. She mentioned that her fam ­ ily liked liver and she liked beef, and wondered if they could be put together some way. Well, I found thl* recipe and it sounds real good. Let's call it LIVEHBUHGEKS. % lb. ground beef or pork liver 14 lb. beef chuck 1 cup fine cracker crumbs 2 eggs 1 lap. salt 1 Up. celery salt dash pepper 1 Up. grated onion 3 tbsps. bacon fat Have liver and beef ground together and add cracker crumbs to It. Beat eggs, then stir In next 4 Ingredients. Thoroughly mix egg mixture wilh meat and crumbs. Form Into 10 flattened patties. Fry about 4 minutes on each side In ho< bacon fat In a heavy aklllct over low heat, turning NEW GLEN OF MICH. FROM THE WIDE OPEN SPACES, BILL ATKINBON THROWS A SOMBRERO! CLOTHES WITH IT ARE THAT GAY i l l HIS HAT IN THE RING—HIS HAT IS THE F ( T a m J\\\ J iJ 7 I K i : COME AND SPIRITED, BRANDED WITH THE SUN. n PINKS AND A ROSE HR CALLS J \ V ‘ 1 V \ J . T \. MEXICALI. COLOR THE PICTURE. • U SHORTS • SLACKS • SKIRTS • TOPS VYlaJuj. ihsih’A “ Featuring Fashloa# Ju st Far Tou” 200 N. PARK AVE. PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON fohtw i only once. Serve hot. Serves S. • • • Another fresh cabbage Idea. HOT CABBAGE SLAW Cook 7 slices of bacon until erlsp. Remove from pan, drain and crumble. Stir 2 tablespoons flour into drip­ pings. Add 1 bottle (7 or.) 7Up, ‘4 cup vinegar and W tip. salt. Cook, stirring con­ stantly, until thickened. Com­ bine with 4 cups shredded cabbage and crumbled bacon and serve immediately. • • • Another Idea with 7-Up. CANDIED SWEET POTATOES Place contents of one can (1 lb. 2 or.) vacuum packed sw ift potatoes In shallow baking pan. Comblno t t cup brown sugar and 2 tlwjw. flour. Stir In t4 cup 7-Up. Pour over potatoes. Dot with 2 tbsps. butter. Rake ia 373 degree oven for about 23 min­ utes, spooning sauce over po­ tatoes occasionally. Serves 3 to 6. • • • Mri. G. F. Smith’s ENGLISH TIE *4 cup raisins •4 cup pecans 1 cup sugar 1/10 lb. butter 4 eggs Beat egg white* separately in order to add them last. Mix oil other Ingredients well, then your egg white*. Pour in­ to an unbaked pi* shell. Bake In alow oven 300 degreea for about an hour. • • • Wc also have several of Mrs. Smith's cooking hints that you might like. To keep a whole ham freah and prevent it from molding, dip the ends in paraffin. Hardened m i r i h m i l lows will soften if placed in the refrigerator. Pie (in* can be brightly pol­ ished with brown paper molstened with vinegar. She also auggesta that 11 you have a white wool sweatr r that has turned yellow, to add 2 teaspoons of peroxide to a quart of water and rinse. W 0 U L D N T Y O U K N O W ...IT ’S Indelible Imprint on the holld a y scene! Our provocative pump with new contrasting halter. Open heel fashions kissed with festive colors Almond on Creme paten t Lip* stick Red calf on patent, or Black matte calf on patent. You'll love this shoe, tool References to leather apply to uppers. 114.99 Miss Donna Kay Tarkcr was honoree of a bon voyage par­ ty recently at her home on Sunland Drive, with Miss Betty Harley serving a t host­ ess. Mis* Parker ha* made her home in Sanford for the past six years, and will be moving to Lynchburg, Va. when school Is out. Attending the party were the Misses Ellen Lemons, l.ynette Copeland, Frieda Felgnr, Tiacy Hay, Karen Kin­ sey and Edy Bazaar. Miss Ann Ridenour Feted With Graduation Luncheon By Evelyn Lundy guest of ho-« r by the hos­ Those attending were Bar­ Ann Ridenour, member of tesses. bara Saucer, Jane Lundy, Oviedo High Senior Class, Carol Beasley, Diane Gaywas guest of honor at a dick. Sue McClellan, Alice luncheon at the Imperial Fox, Judy Jakubcin, Nancy House In Winter Park. Hostesses for the luncheon Swanson, Shelia Partin, Joanwere aunts of Ann, Mrs. le Ridenour and Mrs. Sparks Everett Lackey, Mrs. Edwin Ridenour. Hecht, Mrs. Francis Auger and Mrs. Otto Vallrath. The luncheon table was beautifully decorated w i t h yellow astora, yellow ruses and baby breath. Gifu were given to the Mr. And Mrs. R. W. Williams Is sere ye*'re «•» I f phsfs fee. Step to (*** *» f**r M.edfverftri fer fferfek tftlf m f Host Holy Cross Outing By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Also when pressing silk, 1 tsp. prepared mustard spread a sheet of tissue pa­ 2 eggs, beaten per over It and this will pre­ 1 pkg. (9 or.) froren French vent the ugly shine. green beans, cooked • • • Drain mushrooms, reserv­ Nancy Munford’a THREE- ing liquid. Add enough milk IN-ONE CASSEROLE. to the mushroom liquid to 1 lb. ground beef make Ik cup. I'our over bread 1 green pepper, chopped crumbs. Add bam, jork, un­ 2 onions, cut fine ion, parsley, mustard and 1 large can rrcain style corn eggs. Mix thoroughly. Place 4 slices tomato meat mixture on waxed pa­ butter per and shape Into a 10 inch crumb* square. Toss mushrooms anil salt and pepper beans together lightly. Sprrad Saute pep|HT and onions in evenly over meat. Roll aa for butter until light brown. Add jelly roll. Place on a rack meat and cook until scared. In open roasting pan. Rake Place alternate layers of in a moderate oven 330 de­ meat mixture and corn In grees for H i hours. Servos 8. • • • buttered baking dish, season­ ing with salt and pepper. For the lady requesting a Cover with buttered crumbs. simple coffee cake dessert, Rake In moderate oven 330 try those COFFEE MUFFINS. degreej until crumbs arc Ik cup brown sugar brown. Ik cup chopjx-d pecans • • • 2 tbsps. flour Judy Hunter flxei a dishy 2 tsps. cinnamon dish with Spam. Sounds good. 2 tbsps. melted butter Try It. Hk cups sifted flour SPAM DISH tk cup granulated sugar 2 tsps. baking powder 2 cups ground cooked m aca­ tk Up. salt roni t4 cup shortening 1 small onion 1 beaten egg 1 green pepper tk cup milk U lb. American chccs* 1 can Spam Combine brown sugar, nuts, 114 cups hot milk flour, cinnamon and butter and act aside. Sift dry in14 cup butter gredienU into bowl, rut In 1V4 cup bread crumh* 4 egg* separated shortening until mixture re­ Mix butter, beaten e g g sembles coarse crumbs. Com­ yolks and pour over crumbs. bine egg and milk, add all at Add U)ia (o mixture of m aca­ once to flour mixture. Stir roni, onion, pepper, cheese Just until moistened. Grease and Spam. Fold in beaten egg muffin pans nr line with pa­ whiles last. Pour into butter­ tter bake cups. Spurn in small ed casserole anil bake at 323 amount of batter, top with degree* for Ilk hours. Pour 1 layer of nut mixture. lte|M-at can cream of mushroom soup layers, filling pans *4 full. over for last 20 minutes of Rake in moderate oven 373 baking. This recipe may he degrees for about 20 minutes prepared and kept In refri­ or until done'. This will make gerator until ready to liake. 1 dozen muffins. • • • • • • PINEAPPLE BAKELESS HAM AND GREEN BEAN CAKE ROLL Juice from 2 lemons 1 lb. ground smoked ham I can Eagle Brand milk 1 lb. ground pork 1 Jar (2W or.) sliced mush­ 1 No. 2 ran, drained crushed pineapple room* 1 pkg. vanilla wafers milk Combine lemon juice and Ilk cups toft bread crumbs milk, add drained, crushed 2 tbsps. cluippcd onion pineapple and alir. Place lay2 tbsps. chopped parsley r r of mixture in ungrrased 8 by 12 baking dish. Over tills mixtur* place 1 layer of va­ nilla wafers, continue alter­ nating until all the lemon juice, milk and pineapple are used. Top wilh vanilla waf- Jctcquelirv Donna Kay Parker Honored Guest Of Chatter Party Honors Miss Thomas Graduating Trio V O aaTutB Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. |Mr. and Mrs. M, V. Parry, Williams entertained mem­ Mr. und Mrs. Tom West, Mr. bers of the vestry of Holy and Mrs. Charles Register, Mr. and Mrs. l)an Wright, Cross Episcopal Church and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ebbrrt, their fnmilics to nn outing a* Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rtn-he, Mr. their home in Miami Springs and Mrs. Gordon llrndley, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. llnrlnn Rhodes, The children had a wonder­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Donnld Jones, ful tlma playing Tarzan and and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Hor­ dropping from the twinging ner. ring into ths refreshing springs. The men and women made Debbie Keeling the spark* fly aa they drop­ ped on* ringer aftsr another Celebrates On in th* horseshoe tournament. To top it off, everyone was made happy In partaking of Tenth Birthday a delicious covered d i s h Mls» Drhbl* Keeling cele­ spread. brated her tenth birthday The families attending were with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Soper, her parrnts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ilithea. During the afternoon, vnrlous games and contests were enjoyed by the guests, with Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Morris prizes helng won by l’attl and win, Boh Morris, of the Meredith, Shnron Price and Mi) Ranch, will depart for Harold llrrbst. Virginia Wednesday, where After the honoree opened they will be gucsU of the lllnckstonc Karma, which Is her many lovely gifts the group snug, “Happy Illrtha farm for quarter horses. lay," nnd were then served refreshments of birthday eake, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Riggs of Scott Avenue are present­ ire cream, and fruit puneh. ly entertaining their son ami Each guest was given candy faintly, Mr. and Mrs. John enps nnd hnlloons ns favors. Those enjoying the party Riggs and fnur children, from wilh Dehbia were, Jeanne Sao Paulo, llraiil. The Riggs will remain in Doyle, Don Corhrtt, Karen Sanford until May 29, at Jones, Harold llrrbst, l’attl which time they will continue Meredith, Rodney Keeling, Ihcir vacation In Rochester, Phcbe Palmer, Sharon Price nnd the honorre's sister nnd N. Y. En mule to New York, they brother, Cindy Keeling und will atop at Via Nova College Dale Keeling. in Pennsylvania for their son, who will accompany them back to Rrazil via ship. Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP ANN RIDENOUR 210 S. PARK AVE. For Your Fnvorita Graduate S m a r t accessories ta complement her summer nsrdrnhe . . . gloves and costume Irwtlry in cool psstel colors and frosty while . . . or choose on# of our lovely hsndbsgs la straw or populsr Pattlna. Personals Ruth and Tom Gallagher have returned after visiting friends a n d relatives In Lynchburg, Richmond a n d Williamsburg, Va. era, add red cherries for dec­ oration. Keep In refrigerator until ready to serve. Serve* 8. • • • More hints received from readers. A good fern tonic. About one* a week, water your home fern* with loft over tea. Perks them up and helps them grow. Collar shiny? Sponge It flrat with vinegar, then preaa on the wrong side. No more shine. Freah cake of soap will last longer if it is allowed to age a few weeks beftira using. Soap contains moisture, and should he unwrapped during aging, so inositur* can evap­ orate. If cake pan Is loo shallow, you ran build up th* side* by lining with a “collar* or atrip of heavy brown paper. Paper should be smoothed against greased sldea of pan, then the paper Itself well greased. Open Friday Evenings • Accredited & e n n c iii ALWAY8 FIRST QUALIFY * LIMITED TIME ONLY! our entire stock of boys 2.49 Foremost? jeans •0 NOW |gpeciaJl ...f o r GRADS WE OFFER A LARGE SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR YOUR FAVORITE GRADS OR JUNE BRIDES PRICED FROM $1.00 UP. 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Phils Grab Lead By Mitten Richman By Milton Richmond UPI Sports Writer Seminole County boys ages UPI 8port* Writer Bob Gibson of the SL® 10-12 and 13-15 have been in­ Sometime* the guys who are Louis Cardinals could wind up vited to compete in the Na­ paid the leaat are the ooca tional Pee Wee Golf Champas either Uie pitcher of the who produce the most. ionihlpt tri-county qualifying That was precisely the year or Uie enigma or tho rounds at Orlando Country Wednesday night when year—or maybe even both. Club. Kennedy of the Washington So far. he has a perfect rec­ Orange, Lake and SeminoleSenators and Dalton Jones o( ord; Four victories against County boys ages 13-15 will the Boston lied Sox, a pair of compete at the Orlando Coun­ no defeats. Off hand, that bcnch-warmcrs who are work­ try Club June 8. Gulf pro ing for approximately the S7,sounds like he has it made but Jimmy Brass is in charge of 000-a-year minimum, both the hard-throwing 28-year-old g the match. came up with maximum per­ right-handar says he's baf­ Boys ages 10-12 will com­ formances. fled by one problem. pete at Rolling Hills Country Kennedy, given a chance "Why does it take so long Club at Altamonte Springs a t shortstop only because for me to win a ball game?" June 15. Roiling Hills pro regular Ed Brinkman had he asks. Charlie [toucher will conduct slumped to .157, blasted two TED I1ELLHORN accepts n trophy for being No one seems to know. the rounds. homers and a aingle to drive named Oviedo High School's most valuable For example, his brilliant in three runs and pace the The qualifying rounds will track team member from Coach Arthur Scott. Marion Fnrclla, Harriet Gnzll and Mabel Dug­ WINNERS of tho Bill Hemphill Mntorcttcs 1-0 victory over the Chicago Senator* to a 103 triumph determine representatives in Scott also served Oviedo High ns nssistnnt foot­ gan. Bill Hemphill is shown accepting the aponBowllnjf League championship during the loop’s Cubs Wednesday night was hi! over the Detroit Tigers. the boys' 10-12 and 13-15 age ball coach but hns been named chief grid mentor flor’s trophy. The league's aummer schedule Fall and Winter session Is the Tempest team first win in 11 day*. And before ^ Jones earned his letter with divisions In the National Pec nt the school. Bcllhorn ulso starred in football starts Tuesday with teams bowling at 9:30 a.m. composed of (from left) Evelyn DeMuttio, that it took him 20 days be- ■ the Red Sox in similar fash­ Wee June 23-24 at Illo Pinar and basketbull. fore he won a ball game. ion. Country Club. Gibson struck out 12 men, Named to the starting line­ Contestant! in all other did not walk any and yielded up largely because of his pinch boys and girls divisions may only four singles in what was three-run double in the ninth enter Uie Pec Wee without easily his finest performance inning the night before, the qualifying, said tournament of the season. rookie second bsseman, drove director W. F. Cairns. Larry Jackson waa almost in the tying run with a key Trophies to the winner and as good but ran afoul of sin­ seventh inning double and set runner-up In each age divis­ gles by Dick Groat, Ken Boy­ up the winning one in Boston's ion will be awarded in the er and Bill White In Uie eighth » 4-3 victory over the Los An­ trl-county qualifying rounds. By Helen Snodgrass Inning and that waa the ball • geles Angels. NEW YORK (UPI) — A Those interested in the gulf The last undefeated team in base in the final frame Wed­ game. The 22-ycar-old Kennedy For the fnirth consecutive tournament far boys and girls farmer, an investment broker tho City Recreation Depart­ nesday afternoon in the Little The Phillies climbed baefc started Washington's 12-hit a t year Enterprise School came and n restaurateur were as­ ages three to 15, should con­ ment's several leagues bit the National League affair. But up wllh the top point trophy tack with his first homer of sured of an income in their tact Cairns, at the Greater dust yesterday when the Sav- Mike LcMay of First Federal into first place with a 7-2 vic­ the game in the opening inning winner when Rabun Morris old age today because of a Orlando Chamber of Com­ Ingsmen of First Federal “saved" the day by coming tory over the Giants while off loser Ed Hakow (0-3), hit totaled 12 points In Junior the Braves best the Reds, 7-3, hunting season for resident liberal benefit policy approved merce, The deadline for re­ punctcred all four tiros on the up with a remarkable diving on Joe Torre’s grand slam in By Bill Vincent Jr, his second circuit in the fifth Olyinpici held recently at by Nntiunal Football League ceiving entry applications is Hunt Lincoln-Mercury "spec­ catch to wind up the contest. Donald Baylci la an ardent game hints and animals will a t the expense of Julio Na­ Stclaon Field in Di-Land. the ninth Inning. The Dodgers owners. June 1. In the Little American, defeated the Mels, 4-1, and th* open Saturday, Nov. H, ex­ ial" and fixed the Automcn's fisherman but does little of varro and then singled home Rabun won the trophy for Tho trio—Charley Conerly, Sanford Atlantic, loser of lit Pirates dipped the Coils, 4-3. wagon but good. another run during a five-run tho aecond year by winning his angling at Lake Golden. cept in the Third Conservation H o b b y L a y n e dhd Alan first seven games, has de­ District where the season will The SNAS sailor should fish The Savlngsmen picked up seventh. the low hunllca and 50-yard Anicche—become eligible for -------------------# veloped a taste for winning an 11 to 0 win and Hunt's Jones drilled a double with dash and being a member of more at that lake, however, open Nov. 21. league pensloria at age 65 as dropped their first official tilt ball games. Wednesday they runners on first and second the second place ahultle team. since he’s hooked three mon­ The opening dale — apply­ a result of a 81,228,000 player to tie the score. after more than 40-odd vic­ captured their fourth win of A l i o helping Enterprise eyed fish in tliu SchliU fish ing to deer, turkey, quail, benefit package approved by squirrel and bear, was set at the owners nt Wvsdnvsduy's Harmon Killebrew crashed place t h i r d among eight derby. tories in a row spread over the last six games by defeat­ a pair of 400-foot homers to schools competing were the a formal meeting of the Game the 1062, 1063 and this part ing Perfection Dairy, 8 to 5, One of the three price bass league meeting. with a tremendous team ef­ power the Minnesota Twins to following: Boyi and girls, was placed in Lake Golden and Fresh Water Fish Com­ of the '64 season. The one-time NFL greats a 7-4 win over the Now York Tain Hatchett, 0 points; Me­ this year and netted Jliylci mission at Tallahassee, ac­ coma under a retroactive Hunt’s, known as Yowcll’s fort. tn the Men's Softball Lea­ Yankees and the Baltimore lissa German, 617 points; 125. The oilier two bass car­ cording to A. D, Aldrich, di­ clause that made 110 farmer in prevlou* years’ play, went gue Kingawood hammered out Orioles downed tho Kansas Terry Ledford, 5 points; ried 1663 numbers. Ilaylei re­ rector. undefeated during Uie regular SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— players, who were in Uie lea­ City A'a 8-3, in the only other Johnny Prescott, 5 points, ceived $50 for one and is Hunting will be allowed gue for at least five seasons, Tho lluuston Colt* have ob­ 1063 season and went on to a 12 to 1 victory Wednesday KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) American League games sche­ Ronnie Beall, 3 polnla; Deb­ every day in the First, Third eligible to collect about $137 tained the pitching nervlcca of cop tho city crown. The Auto- night over Florida Stole's Bankers. Bud Moncrlef hurl­ — American Football League § duled. men Bad th e . tying run* on bie Potter, 217 points; Dar­ and Fourth Conservation Dis­ a month when they reach re­ Don Larson, 105*1 World Ker­ ed a five-hitter and Frank executive* are expected to rell Ullcry, 2 points; Bandy tricts, and in the Second Dis­ tirement age. They had to im no-hit hero. lie wns aent Stafford used Uie lumber to begin discussion of "expan­ to the Cotta by the San Fran Spencer, 2 points; Milana trict except in Dixie, Gil­ play In 1050 to qualify. blast out three bit* In four sion policy" today a t the lea­ Crawford and Teresa Rivet, Commissioner Pele ltozelte rlsru Giants Wednesday, christ and Levy Counties, in trips. gue's spring meeting. The 34-year-old right-hand­ Ilk points each, and Mount said the package deal also in­ the Fifth Conservation Dis­ Meanwhile, in the same cir­ The executive committee, Laccy and Timmy Meadows, trict, every day hunting will cluded a $20,00(1 life Insurance er hud been used sparingly cuit Chase handed the USO composed of club presidents point each, be allowed in that portion of policy ns well os n year-round this season and had nn 0-1 another loss, winning 16 to 12. and owners, will hold their record nnd a 4.35 ERA. Utliers competing in various the district located smith of $20,000 accidental death pol­ Richard Frank had a big first session this morning. Larsen hurled the no-hitter events were Alice Cox, Eileen COMMERCE, Tex. (U P D State Hoad 50, and west of icy for players, and for the night, banging out four safe­ Coaches and general manag­ against the Brooklyn Dodgers first time will include alt Sullivan, Candice W i l c o x , Funeral service* will be held the St. Johns Jtivcr, Owynn Brown, Debbie Spen­ Where ataggered-day hunt­ coaches, trainers and equip­ when he was a member of the Tueaday for Julei Verne Si- ties in five trips while Siler er* met Wednesday and wer* — collected three hits for Chase. scheduled to hold a second * New York Yankees. kei, 50, who helped produce ing is in force, hunting will ment managers. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) cer, Doris Goodwin, Alan Maconference today, Jim Duffalo was placed on bowl-winning football teams Utews, Roger Beall, Jimmy lie allowed every day during -Car-hopping picked up to­ the Giant disabled list for 30 Joe Foss, AFL commission­ Randall, Frank Cag, Forrest the first nine days, ami the st Georgia before moving to day at the Speedway as driv­ days duo to cracked rib and the University of Kansas. er, said Wednesday “expan­ |»criod between Nov. 25 and ers began looking for rides Nutt and Jimmy Magenhcimthe club also recalled left sion policy" was the number Nov. 2U and between Drc. 23 Sikes collapsed and died with the best chance of qual­ er. hander Ken MaeKcnxie from one item on the agenda. Ha United P rrst International and Jan. 3. Mondays, Tucs Wednesday on the golf course ifying for the Memorial Day its Tacoma club of the Pa­ aaid the committee would AMERICAN LEAGUE days and Fridays will be clas of East Texas State College, 500-mile race. cific Const League. only discuss a procedure of c*I at all other times. Shout­ Team W L Pet. GB Repairs to Ute track sur­ Larsen wns a factor In the where he had coached football how to add team i to the lea­ 9 .640 Chicago 16 ing hours for resident game since 1054. face and a series of mishaps NEW YORK (U P I)-U n c le l - -i Giant*' 1082 pennant drive gue when the time comes. apcclet will remain at from Baltimore 19 12 .613 of one sort or another kept Sam's 10-man Olympic boxing with a 6-4 record. Last year Two persona Interested In . BETTER LATE t h a n one-half hour before nmrlso New York 16 12 .571 m he had a 7-7 mark with a 3.65 the track shut down for much team, survivors of three days' a c q u i r i n g AFL franchises w to m .571 12 of Wednesday but still 22 cars n e v e r , says Donald to one-half hour otter sunset Cleveland elimination fighting, shaped ERA. were present for the meet­ Minnesota 18 14 .563 iw Buylcfl, a Bailor assign- of each open day. managed to get in some prac­ up strong enough today to de­ ings. They are Dave Dixon of 15 16 .484 4 Hunters will be provided Detroit tice Um* for Saturday's third cd to Sanford Naval light Its coach, M. Sgt. Fr*d Results Wednesday New Orleans, and Nash Dow14 17 .452 5 day of qualifications. Air S t a t i o n . He's with two turkey hunting o ri­ Boston Lena of the U. S. Marine First Federal 11 Hunt U n dle of Midland, Tex. Dowdi* The Bedbugs keep crawlin' caught t h r e e money sons during tho 1964-65 sea­ Wash'ton 15 21 .417 617 Rookie Don Horvath, RiverCorps. Mer 8 Is interested In acquiring a aide, Calif., managed to c o i n - along in first place in Uio baa* out of Lake Gold, son. The first season opens law Ang'es 13 20 .394 7 The American leather to n ­ First Fed. 346 400-11 12 franchise for Chicago. Result! Wednesday with tho general hunting sea- Kan. City It 20 .355 8 plote his driver's test before summer Wilson-Msler Wom­ cn. Two were tagged ers, headed by huge, 298Hunt Lin-Mer 110 7008 5 8 Pert. Dairy I en's Scratch League at Jet Wednesday’s Results Hanford All. the deadline. pound Buster Slathis of Grand fiflh plnced there in tho son and allows tho hunter to 302 000-5 5 3 W P - Ed Groom* (3-3). LP Rapidi, Mich., appear “a! Perfection Horvath became the eighth Lanes. They sport a record of 19(13 fish derby. He's harvest three turkeys of ellh- Minnesota 7 New York 4 —Steve Hitchcock (4-1), HR— 311 31X-8 7 2 Atlantic sex. The second season Baltimore I Kansas City 3 rookie approved to run at the eight wins and no losses after received |B0 for ono most as good" as Uie 1952 W P - Jeff Ward (2), L P - Skip Senkarik, Hunt, 6th of the team that won five gold me the first two weeks of bowl­ and is awaiting word opens 3!arch 13 to March 28 Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 Speedway this year. year, Dana Hogan, Hunt, 2nd ing as the girls tear up the on the second year-old in that portion of the alatc Washington 10 Detroit 3 Dalton (1-4) dais in the Olympics at Hcl of the year STANDINGS pins. Friday's Games located south of State Road slnkj, Finland, Coach Lenn monoy w i n n e r . The STANDINGS Team W High average honors belong first 50, and March 27 to April 11, Washington at Chicago (n) said. (1964) p r i z e L Pet. W Team Navy 11 to Claudette Behrens with a north of State Road 50. Hunt­ Detroit at Cleveland (n) Lenn of Camp Pendleton, Results Wednesday Night brought him 125. .823 12 1 Hunt Lin-Mer Fla. St. Bank 170. High gama honors also ers will be allowed to take Minnesota at Baltimore (n) Calif., and Pittsburgh, added, Lake Mary 12, North Or­ (Herald Photo) .882 Loco. Engrs. 8 4 Rasalla Wednesday belong to Claudette as she has two gobblers during this sec­ Los Angeles at New York (n) George'* 8 7 .462 "I certainly hop* for more lando 8 Chase Klngswood 11 Fla. St. Bk Perf. Dairy a 203 to go along wtUi a 541 awaiting word on the second, ond turkey season. Kansas City at Boston (n) Altamonte Senators 2, Sun6 8 .428 than the three first places the First Fed. K Inga wood 081 002 3—12 17 1 aeries. The league's high • • • Sanf. Atlantic NATIONAL LEAGUE Ten-year-old E d w i n Van 0 13 .000 United States woo at Rome land 0 Stand. Oil Fla St. Bk 001 000 0 - 1 5 3 game belongs to D o r I • Fleet, who resldea on Lake Game Today Pet. Florida's fresh water fish­ Team W four years tgo." Only Games Scheduled Game Today W P - Bud Moncrlef (6-1). Schauttcot who hit a 2to. Fla. State at Navy Golden, also Is doing well in ermen wiU find the 1061-65 Philadel'ia 18 .633 Chase at Standard Oil L P - Robert Murric (6-7) Hit (4:30 Bay Ave. Park) Tied for second place in Uie fish derby. He hat hook basic regulations and b a g San Fran. 20 .625 (4:30 Ft. Mellon Park) Cook, Kingawood, 2nd of the the league are the Sectionals ed three prize fish. .588 1 limits for fresh water fish es­ St. Louis 20 year. and tha Loungers with six .545 sentially the sxme as the cur­ 18 215 Milwaukee In all, 38 prize fish have Chase 18 USO I t and two records. The girls been taken in Seminole Coun­ rent regulations, with a few Pittsburgh 18 .545 215 HOUSER RETIRES Chats 324 230 3-16 23 2 ON 100 BRANDS did themselves proud in the ty to dale. One was hooked in local exceptioni. The new Cincinnati 18 .500 4 5T. LOUIS (UPI)—SL Louis USO 300 420 3—12 18 3 Results Wednesday high game department a* Liz the St. Johns River and all rules, regulatloni and bag Los Ang'es 16 football Cardlnsli veteran of.457 517 W P - Richard Frank (6-8), Klein posted a 170 game, the others in Lake Golden. Sarasota 10, Lakeland 8 feniive lineman John Houser 15 limits were established at a Houston .417 7 L P - Jack Oliver (0-1), H R Orlando 8, Miami l Verna Bolton a 160, and Joan 615 has announced his retirement meeting of the Game and Chicago 12 * • • .414 Beatty, USO, 1st of (he year St. Pets 6, Tsmpa S Norris a 185. in a letter aent to the team. .284 It Jim Crowe passes along an Fresh Water Fish Commis­ New York 10 STANDINGS Only Games Scheduled Wednesday's Result! Houser broke into the NaUon Team W L P c i Tha turkey rollers were idea for boating enthusiasts: sion and will become effec ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Doris Schautleet and Claud­ Cut the bottom from a half­ tive July 1, according to Aid Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 at Football League with the Kingawood 12 I .823 ette Behrens and split pick­ OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. rich The daily bag limit for Los Angeles Rams and played St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 WHEEL CHAIR GAMES gallon bleach (plastic) bolUe Lons wood 8 4 .887 118 E. FIRST 8ANFORD ups went to Doris Schautteet with the Dallas Cowboys be fresh water fish remains at Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 2 NEW YORK (U P D -A rec­ and you have both a bailer Wilson Maier 7 5 .583 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS with a 5-7-0, Suzy Reno the 3 10 black bass, 35 panflsh, 15 fore going to the Cardinals. Los Angeles 4 New York 1 ord 300 men and women are and an emergency funnel, McRaney 8 8 .500 Chase 8 7 .482 10, Jane Spolski the 5-10, Jo Jim warns, though, not to use pickerel and 30 white bass. Philadelphia 7 San Fran. 2 expected to compete in the Friday’s Gamaa eighth annual National Wheel­ Fla. St- Baok 8 7 .482 Watson the 4-5 and Pat Sipley thess bottles for gasoline con­ Total possession limit Is two tainers; says tha gai will cat days' bag. A dally bag limit Pittsburgh at San Fran, (n) chair Games i t Butova Park, Robbs Cooatr. 5 7 .417 the 3-10. of 70 panfish will be In ef­ Philadelphia at Los Ang. (n) June 18-21. The event will de­ USO 0 13 .000 out the bottom. fect in Dade, Monroe, Brow­ St. Louis at MUwaukee (n) termine the U. S. team for the Gamaa Today • • • V WHY SUFFER—8WEAT ard and Collier Counties. Chicago at Cincinnati (n) intornatiooal "Paralym pics'' Robbs at McRaney 7:30 p.m Reports are conflicting this These counties do not have a in Tokyo next November. New York at Houston (n) Long wood at Wilson M akr ■V FUME AND STEW! weak on fishing; some camp Resulta Wednesday bag limit on panflsh at tha 8:45 p. m. operator* report good results, No Games Scheduled present time. A minimum size (a t Ft. Melkm Park) others say tha fishing is poor. NEW 1064 STANDINGS MAY IS FAMILY BOWLING MONTH! of 12 inches will apply to baas Seems the bream and perch L Team W being taken In Putnam Coun­ SPECIAL WITH THIS COUPON epp 1 0 are biting in the Wekiva ty. The size Unit was enacted Call Georg* PAY FOR 2 GAMES AT REG. PRICE while the bass are said to be Let Georg* 1 0 Lake Mary aa an aid in determining the For Free starting in the St. Johns beGET ONE FREE GAME Shrine 1 0 ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE Do It! effect of experimental stock­ Survey! Civitan 1 1 tween Lemon Bluff and tha ing of six inch bass in the St. OFFER GOOD • P. M. FRI. — ALL DAY BAT. ROOM AIR CONDITIONER AND ALL DAY SUNDAYI 0 1 Crowa-Crlm area. Jim Crowe Johns River by the Bass Cap­ Elks 0 1 also says the bream are bit ital Sportsmen's Association. Kiwanla ReaalU Wednesday s 1 Ing in “ Lake Jessup where Rotary the green a in 't" meaning Gamas Toronto 5, Syracuse 8 6 Tha U.8. had about 148 COP «t Kiwanla 4:50 p. in. tha alga*. Buffalo 4, Rochester 8 CONDITIONED 322-7542 gI1^f“ SERVICE • • • k physicians per 100,00u of pop­ m. Elks a t Rotary 7:10 p. Richmond 8, Columbus 8 2513 Park Dr. 322-8321 Sanford, Fla. , Florida's 186105 general ulation during 1862. (a t Memorial Stadium) Jacksonville fl, Atlanta I Enterprise Lads Take Top Points 'n Junior Meef NFL Owners OK Pension Program For Pro Gridmen First Federal Fixes Hunt's Wagon 11-9 Giants Peddle Don Larsen To Houston Colls AFL Executives Slated To Begin Expansion Talks Final Services Set For Sikes Car Hopping Is Picking Up At Indy Trials Major Leagues Bedbugs Keep Lead In Women's Bowling League Olympic Boxing Team Shapes Up Little National Little American South Seminole Lillie League Men's League Florida State SPECIALS EVERY D A Y! FARRELLS Junior League P H IL C O . International League JET LANES Southern Air �J* •' T% n i »« I t Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 9 l]r Danfnrfe flrrslB May 21, 1964 — 1'utfe 9 BARRY’S WORLD Phone Classified 6. For K ent I'urn. Apt. 2300 Mcllonvillc. 6 For Rent 6. For Rent 9. For Snle or Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt, 1 BR Houxetraller furn. Adults STORAGE SPACE. 307 6th CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON WE’RE GUILTY I bath, 317 S Park Ave. only. $75 mo. Ph. 322-1187. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s St. 322 5492 or 1374. 6. For Rent Housetrailer on private lot. $65 mo. Call after 6. 322-6087. 2 Bdrm. furn. upstair* apt. 203 E. 21st St. $55. R. A. Fum. Apt. Pvt. hath & en­ William!, 322 3951. trance. 322-0702. 2 BR House. Kit. equipt. $75. LAKE MARY. 2 BR nicely Th. 322-5303. furn. house. Spotles*. Adults. 2 BR Home in Wynne wood. No pet*. Ph. 322-3930. Avail. June Let. Ph. 322-8132 3 HR. 2 Hath. KM. equipt. 801 2 BR. Fum. house in Country. l-aurel Ave. f‘h. 322-0735, Cool k quiet with city con­ 322-6406. veniences. By week or From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 2 BR House, kit. equipt. 3421 Chase. Ph. 322-4069. month. Adult*. Write J. A. Peek, Rt. 6. AahviUe. N. C. NICELY Fum. 2 BR. house on 3 Rtn. furn. apt. Clean. Water So. Sanford Ave. Near Ha»c. A lights. $50. 322-2761. Ph. 322-3658. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt. T rrrazu) floors, tile ball), Venetian thadet, kit. equipt. water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ ter 3 p. m. . NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: T ht Herald win not M re•possible (or mors than o n incorrect iniertlon of your ad, and reserve* the right to re­ vile or reject any advertise* ment from what ordered to conform he the poljeka of thia paper. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Clean room* for men. 401 Cowan. 322 4013. Magnolia Ave. 2220720. 322-1597. 11. Krnl Estate Wanted Of having tho Best Buya Ever—Older I BR home, Very large rooms. $500 Down, $6,500, $75 per month. 4 BR, Ilk Bath, 2 story older home. Just re - decorated. $10(10 Down. $10,500. Need* a little ftxln'—but who care*?—3 BR Home hi Coun­ try. $5500 — $3,500 Down, Beautiful loti l-ake view—Garage Apt. t hits. Good condition—$3300. NEW 2 BR bouse, kit. equipt. Uofumlihcd 2 HR. house, kit­ WANTED. Desirable lots in trade on Sparcraft Trailer. chen equipped. 322-3651. $75 mo. Ph. 322 3685. Can be *een at 2003 So. 2-ROOM furn. apt. $55 mo. 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys French. Ph. 322-6457. at 817 Catalina Dr. incl. water A elec. 322 3*60. 12. Real Estate For Snle RENT A RED Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. Rol'away, Hospital A Baby Apply 5-6:30. St. Johns Realty Bed*. 2 A 3 Bedroom House* THE TIME TESTED FIRM By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2 518! 116 W. 1st St. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 P a y to n R e a lty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3 1111, 2 bath, cent, beat A Furn. Gar. Apt. 2545'* Pal- 2 Hit, unfurn. house, kitchen air-eond., corner lot, lake meltn. Ph. 322-0525 or equipped, 2405 S. Willow. privileges, in I-akc Mary. INVESTMENT k REALTY 322-9171 ! 116 N. Park 322-5254. Ph. 349 4282. 1 $11,900. Ph. 322-2903. SOUTHWARD UNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. equipt. 1081b W. 18Ul. Ph. 349-3952. FURNISHED RENTALS 2 BR. 1 bath apt. 819 F.lm Av*................................... $45 2 BR. 1 bath, 1008 French "Now, Mr. fteufher—jro« ftuttr ym «■*$ fcefiere Ave.................................... $60 m m y tU n t y m tm if * 2 BR, 1 bath, 1817 Sum­ DEADLINES merlin ............................ $10 STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: UNFURNISHED 2. Notic CLASSIFIED INDEX Tuia., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day 2 BR. 1 bath. No refrig. .. $50 JUST OPENED 3 BR. 1 bath, 2419 Yale before insertion. Mon. • S a t 1. Lost & Founfl Sanford Vacuum Service, Re 2. Notices Peraonals Ave................................... $85 noon. Dealer. We have base, 4 BR, $ bath, No refrig $125 3. Education • Inatruction xalr bows and parts (or all 4. Transportation make*. We'll recondition It STEMPER AGENCY 5. Food for only $5 95. Work guar- 1919 So. French — 322-4991 an lord. Come In ami *ee our s n m e o r b.u .k 6. For Rent N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h s t 6A Special Notices cleaners from $13.95 up. 3 Room Fum. apt. Near p u r e tis n t to final decree re n d Downto vn. 322-8551. 255$ S. Park, 322-0511. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuts., thru F n. * 2 P. M. dey b e f o r e insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. Legal Notice der.-.l o n t h e IS th d a y o f May, I#**, in t h a t c e r t a i n e a u e e p e n d i n g In lh * C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y , w h e r e . It. F I I W T F B D K I I A I . S A VINOS a sh i .i »an assim-ia tio n o r M l M I N o L K COUNTY, a t o r p o r e Hon. la P l a i n t i f f , a n d WIT#* M A N D. St.-OISNIS an.1 wlf*. A T L A N T A MAK McGIXNIS, a r e defen .lan ti. C hancery Docket No. i sees. i. A tm n m n IIK C K W ITII. Jit., C lerk of the a f o r e e a M C i r c u i t C i r c u i t , w ill w i t h i n t h e l e t a l h o u r * o f eele o n T ll l T f l S P A T . J u n e «. !»««. o f f e r f o r eala an .t aell t o t h e h l a h a a t a m t b e e t b i d d e r fo r raeh at th e fro n t door of the C o u r th o u s e of Sem inole C o u n ­ t y . F l o r i d a , In S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ id a , th e fo llow ing d reerlh e d p r o p e r t y , a l t u a t e d a n d h e l n e In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ta* w Iti le t l 1. o f Block S. o f p r a m * I. I K K IIK IH IIT S . S e m i n o l e C 'nunty, F l o r i d a , a c o o r d l n g t o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book S. p a g e St, o f t h e oiib tle re c o r d * o f S e m in o le County, Florida, S aid e a l a w ill he m a d e p u r ­ s u a n t to a n d In o r d e r to e a l l e f y Hie t e r m * o f aa ld f i n a l d e e r r a . ( C l IICITIT CO U IIT S R A M A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t . In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lorida. B y : S a n d r a B. J o h n e o a D. C. r illl.t.ll' II LfKlAN S H I M I 'H - M K I l AND l/ X J A N A T T o l I N D V S AT L A W P . t). IIOX 1745 BANFOI1D. K I / M t t D A A tlo rn ey for P lain tiff p u b l i s h May 11, 1111 CD U -4 4 7. Buaineaa Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Heal Estate Wanted 12. Real Eatata For 8a)e 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Buaineaa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Sendees 25. Plumbing 8enrices 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34 -A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas I T ils : P IR C P IT COURT o r IF. M A T H J U D I C I A L C I R ; IT. I> AND F O R BIINIX ULH H im , F I . O R I U A . i r i i w c i D i v n o . tease AYFLOW KIl N A T I O N A L F I C T I T I O l i RANK KB INSDIIANCF. COMPANY, N O T IC E IS h * r * b y g i v e n t h a t T ex as corporation, P l a i n t i f f , I i r a e n g a g e d In b u a i n e a a n t L a k n H o w e l l H o ed , S e m in o le ounty, F lorid*, under tho i> N N I K BUA LSXJRD a n d C :,ICR R E A L F O l t D . h i s w ife, f l e t l t l o u * n i m t of, C l u b t i l . d LEON MABTtlS. slid Z K T- a n d t h a t I I n t e n d l e r e g l e l e r eald n a m e w l l h I h e C l e r k o f t L E E I IA B B I S , h ie wife. D efendant*. th e C ir c u it C o u rt, Sem lnolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d * . In a c c o r d a n c e M I T II II T O I I K F I D I I Die p r o v i s i o n * o f t h o t i L O N N IE B K A L K O ltD a n d w i t h A L IC E I IK A L F U I ID . hie F l c t l l l o u a N am * S t a t u t e * , to S e c tio n 1410* Florid* w i f e , a n d L E O N H A I l l t lS . w i l l a n d 7.E T T A L E E H A I l l t lS . S t a t u t e * m : . Hlg: S a r a h Reee* Me wife. P u b l l e h M ay T. I t . I I . I I . 1444 TOU A R E H R B K B T NOTI- CDIT-IO ED to ta k e n o tlre t h a t a Legal Notice It ha* b e e n file d a a a l n e t you th e above en title d C ourt, is n a t u r e o f t h e e u l t le a n tlo n to f o r e c lo s e a real t a l e m o r t g a g e h e l d b y th e • y f l o w e r N a t i o n a l L if e In ranee C om pany, a T a a a a corr a t i o n , w h i c h m o r t g a g e ta m r d e d In O f fi c i a l I t e c o rd s ,uk «4*. P a g e 21?. P u b l i c H e ­ rds of Sem inole County, nrlda. The name of the u r t In w h i c h eu lt p r o c e e d t e le p e n d i n g le t h e C i r c u i t u rt of th e N inth Ju d ic ia l r c u l l . In a n d f o r S e m in o le lu n ty . F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y i. | | « : i . T h e d e s c r i p t i o n o f e r e a l p r o p e r t y In S e m in o le iiinly, F l o r i d a . In v o lv e d In Id p r o c e e d s a s d e s c r i b e d In e C o m p l a i n t la a a f o llo w a: L o t I. Block C. IIAllAIONT HOMES, a c c o r d i n g t o Ih e F la t th e re o f a s recorded In P l a t Hoo k I I . P a g e 31, P ublic llero rd e of Sem i­ nole C ounty, F lorida, g a th e r w ith the follow ing im i of p ro p e rly w hich a re - a t e d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y In■lied a s p e r t o f t h e I m p r o v e i n i s o n sa id la n d ! 3 h e a te rs : p e rm an en tly In­ stalled. T o u a r e r e q u i r e d t o f lla ur A nsw er or o th e r defenre p l e a d i n g w i t h Ih e C l e r k Ihe above nam ed C o u rt a n d r v a a co p y th e re o f u p o n e l n t l f f 'e a t t o r n e y * . W h t l l a k e r d P y le. Whoee a d d r e e e la: l i e l e t — toil E a s t C o l o n i a l rlvo. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , n o t te r th a n Ihe ISth d ay of Ju n e . e e r e q u i r e d by l e w , e l s e D e c r e e P r o C o n feeeo w i l l be t e r e d a g a i n s t you . IN W I T N E S S W I I E H E O F . 1 ve h e r e u n t o a t l m y h a n d d a f f i x e d my o f f i c i a l e*al a t n f o rd . S e m l n o l a C o u n t y . Klo r*. T h i s t l l b d a y o f May. !»«•KAL I , _ . A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , C lerk. C ircuit C ourt Sem inole C ounty, Florida. B y i S a n d r a S. J o h n s o n D eputy C lerk Ibllek May I I . I I * J u n e 4. . H it JU -4 I M I T IC K F O R P R O I - R F .II I b fi * FOR T H E I 'l . n t I M i OF HIM II T o WHOM I T MAT C O N C E R N : TOU W I L L P L K A S i : T A K E N O T IC E t h a t lh * B o a rd of C o u n t y C o m m l e e l o n e r e , n l 11:14 o 'c lo c k A M., on t h e I l l h d a y o f May. A.D. I H t , a t lh * C o u n ­ t y C o u r t l l o u a o In S a n f o r d . F l o r i d * , w ill c o n e l d e r e n d d e ­ t e r m i n e w h e t h e r o r n o t th * C o u n t y will cloee, v a c a t e , r e ­ n o u n c e a n d d le c la lin a n y r i g h t o f th * C o u n t y a n d th * p u b l i c In a n d to t h e l a n d d e l i n e a t e d upon any m a p o r plat re c o rd ­ e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o ri d * , w h i c h aald e t r a e l , o r r o a d o r h i g h w a y la m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d a* f o llo w * : R a y m o n d A v e n u e f r o m th * centerlin e o f C arlton Street N o r t h t o th * S o u t h r i g h t o f - w a y lin e o f l o n g a n n t D r iv e , n o w k n o w n n* Danlando S p ring* Drive (S la te R o a d t i t ) , a* r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 7, P a g * I . p u b ­ li c l l e c o r d * n f S e m i n o l e C ounty, Florid*. *nd a le e — B e g in * t t h * H o u t h w e e t co rn er of lh* N ortheast Q uarter of S ection I. T u w n t h l p 31, S o u t h . R a n g e I * K aat, r u n t b e n c o E a s t I I feet a lo n g tb* North li n e of C arlton Street, tb eneo N o rth end I I feet R e e l a f th * V e i t l i n e of Ih e e a l d N o r t h * * * ! Q u a r t e r t o t h * p o i n t on t h o S o u t h line o f Longw ood D r iv e ( S t a t e R o a d 1341, t h e n c e Southw esterly along th * S o u th line of t-ongwood D rive to Its Intersection w ith the W eal line of said N o rth e a st Q u a rte r, thence S o u t h a l o n g t h o W e s t lin e o f aald N orths**! Q u a r te r to th e po in t o f b eginning. P E R S O N S IN TE R E STE D MAT APPEAR AN D BE H E A R D A T T H E T I M E AND PLACE ABOVE S P E C IF IE D . (SEA L) B y : A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r . . C l e r k o f tk o B o a r d of C o u n t y Com m leelonere. S em inole County, F lo rid * P ublleh May I L I M I. C D U -V FURN. 3 llm. apt., tat floor. VACUUM CLEANER Close uptown. $40 mo. Ph. REPAIRS 322-6261. Part*, Suppliei, Electrolux, Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, FUR RENT Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, Modem 2 Bedroom fum.. or etc. Free pirk-up. unfurn. Duplex, not under GM VACUUM REPAIRS flight path. 000 So. Myrtle 322-M27 S. Education • Instruction SUMMER RECREATION Program for children of all a g e group*. 2 Filtered iwlmming pools. Art* & Craft*. Qualified Instruc­ tor*. All day, $11 weekly, 4k Day, $6.50 weekly. Trans­ portation available. Happy Acres School. Ph. 322 8411. 5. Food EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR 2465 S. Park Ave. Phone* FA 2-2204 or FA 2 2265 Effle., $45. 6M P art. 2 BR. house, unfurn , screen­ ed porch, fenced back yard. Just outside elty limits. Ph. 222-6340 or 222-4219. 2 BR.. kit equipt. Ph. 322 4536. 2 BR House, Bowman's Trail­ er Court. 668-4908. Baby Beef, grain fed, 250-400 lbs. Custom wrapped. Ph. FURN. Apt. $6o per mo. Incl. 322-9345 after S p. m. lights k water. 322 3611. 6. For Kent 1 k I Bedroom (um. apt*. Queanel Apts.. 104 E. 14th 2 BR, furn- apt. 322-9173 un St., 322 8194. til 5 p . m . 322-0641. Nice, Roomy 2 BR Unfurn. home. 909 Catalina Dr. Only $85. Robert A. Wil­ liams. Ph. 322 3931. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH J I'D IfT AL C I R . CUIT. IN AND F O R S E R IN O L R COUNTY. FLO RIDA . IN CH ANCE RY NO. I 4 H I CITT BAVINOS BANK OF P IT T S FIE L D , P laintiff, E l l N E S T O R A N T n nd DKLOIIIB O R A N T . hi* w ire. D efendant. N O T IC E T O D E F E N D T O i E R N E S T (1IIANT a n d D E I / m i H O i l ANT. h ie w if e . TO U A R E I I K U K B T N O T I ­ F I E D T O T A K E N O T IC E , Hint * au ll liae b een file d a g a l n a l y o u In Ib e a b o v e e n t i t l e d C o u r t . Th* n a tu re nf th e eult It an act-inn t o f o r e o l o t * a Beal K e i a t a M o r t g a g e h eld by C I T T HAVINOH BAN K O F P I T T S ­ F I E L D , w h i c h M o r t g a g e le r e ­ corded In Official llecord* llo n k ( I I . P a g e 3IS. P u b lic R e ­ cord* of S em inole County, F l o ri d * . T h * n a m e o f lh * C o u r t In w h i c h th * e u l l p r o c e e d i n g le p e n d i n g 1e Ihe C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Ih e N i n t h J u d i c i a l C l r r u l l In a n d fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y No. 14431. T he description of th e real p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , I n v o lv ed In e a l d p r o ­ c e e d in g * a t d e e c r l b e d In lh * C o m p l a i n t la a t f o l lo w a : L o t II. B lo c k I. L IN C OLN I IK l'illT * . according |o lh * F l a t t h e r e o f a a r e ­ c o r d e d In I 'l e t Book I I , P a g * I I . P u b lic l l e c o r d a of Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, t o g e t h e r w i t h th * f o l l o w i n g I te m * o f p r o p e r t y w h i c h a r e t o o t l e d In e n d p e r m a n e n t l y Ine t a i l e d a* p e r t n f th * I m p r o v e ­ m e n t * o n eald l a n d : T w o h e a te r a . YOU AIIK R E Q U I R E D to f ile y o u r a n t w e r o r o t h e r d a fe n ta of p lead in g w ith the Clark of the above-nam ed C o u r t a n d e erv e a co p y t h e r e ­ of upon p la in tiff * a tlo rn e y e . W H I T T A K E R * P Y L E , who** a d d r e e e It — S u l l a it>4. l u l l E a e t C o lo n ia l D rive, O R L A N ­ DO. K I X R I D A . n o t l a t e r t h a n th * 31th d a y of J u n e . l t d . a e r q e u l r t d by l a w . a l i a a D e ­ e re* P r o C o n feeeo w i l l be e n ­ t e r e d again** you. IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h a v e h e r e u n t o eel m y h a n d a n d a f f i l e d >ny o f f i c i a l **al n t S a n f o r d . b ein ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t b l * l l t l t d a y o f May. 1*44. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . , C le r k . C i r c u i t C o u r t , Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a. By: S a a d r a B. J o h n e o a D eputy C lark P u b l l e h May 31. 31 U J u n e 4. t l . t i l l . CDU-44 Fum. Apt., close in. 1'hone 322 2800. Legal Notice F IC TIT IO U S R A R E N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I a m e n g a g e d In b u a in e a a el C iieielb erry , S em inole C ounty, F l o r i d a , u n d e r lh * f l e t l t l o u . n a m e of, n*m T ie F u r # Oil an d t h a t I Intend to r e a le te r e a l d n a m e w i t h th * C l e r k of the C ircuit C ourt, Sem inole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In a c c o r d a n c e w ith t h * p r o v l a t o n * o f th * F lc tlllo u a Name H ialn iei, In . w it! Section I IS .91 F lorida S t a t u t e * H IT. B l f : A. R P u t b u r y P u b l l e h May I I . I t * J u n e I. I t , 11*4.--------------------------------------CD U -4 4 N OT H H O F S 4 I . R N o t i c e le h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t p u r s u a n t to flnel decree r e n d ­ e r e d o n th * IS th d a y o f May, 1*44, In t h a t c e r t a i n cau e* p e n d i n g In th * C i r c u i t C o u r t In e n d for S em inole C ounty. F l o r ­ id a. la C hancery, w herein FIIIB T FEDERAL SAVINOS AND iy*AN ASSOCIATIO N OK S K M IN D l.K COUNTY, a c o r ­ poration. la Plaintiff. and JA I I R R ft. I i n i l M l E l t a n d wife, B E T T Y I II U D O E II a r e d e f e n d ante. C hancery Docket No. 11*41, I. A R T H U R II. B E C K ­ W I T H . JU .. C l e r k o f t h e * f.,ree a ld c i r c u i t C o u r t , w ill w i t h i n t h e l e g a l h o u r * o f e a l a on T H U R S D A Y . J u n e 4. 1*44. o f ­ f e r f o r eel# a n d eell to th * h i g h e s t a n d b eet b i d d e r fu r r a * h a t t b * f r o n t d o o r o f lb * C ourtliou** of Sem inole C ounty, F l o r i d a , In S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , th a fo llo w in g deecrlbed prop a r t y , a l t u a t e d a n d b e i n g In S em ln o la C ounty, F lo rid a , tow ll: L o t 111. T O W N O F I » N G WOOD, a c c o r d i n g t o p l a t t h e r e o f ae r e c o r d e d In F l a t Hoo k I. p a g e a 1 i t h r o u g h I I , o f t h a p u b l l o re c o r d * of R tm tnol* C ounty. Florida, S u b j e c t to r e a e r v a t l o n a r e ­ c i t e d In D eed r e c o r d e d In D eed B o o k H I . p a g e 447. p u b l i c r e c o r d * o f S em in o le C o u n ty , F lorid*. Raid eel* w i l l be m a d * p u r ­ s u a n t In a n d In o r d e r t o s a t i s f y lh * t e r m * o f a a ld f i n a l d a v r e a ( C I R C U I T CO U IIT S E A L I A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r . . C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t . In a n d for Sem lnola C ounty, F lorida. Ilyi S a n d r a R. J o h n t o n , n. c. F I I I L L I F II. L OGAN H IIIN H O L H E H AN D I / X I AN A T T O R N E Y S AT L A W F. O. BOX 1744 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A t t o r n e y f o r I’l a l n t l f f IM b llah May I I . 1*44 CDU-44 NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred hr nnjone other than myself. T h e man w h o has h it nose in his p ap er k n o w s w h a t i t ’s a ll a b o u t He Isn’t missing much that goes on In the world. He’s getting the news, and the inside dope behind the news. He's deliberately submerging himself in his paper in a mood of taking all it has to give. If an ad about cars or liquors or maybe suburban real estate gets his attention, he’s ready to soak up all the facts you can give him. The newspaper is the place where you can tell your whole story, to receptive prospects. So whatever you want to sell them, tell them about it in the newspaper. 1963 TOTAL AD DOLLARS $2-01 Niw$- papers JS L , tL M TV Mill. |7 | JZH Radi* Preliminary —HeCaw*.Criakeem MORE M ONEY IS INVESTED IN NEWSPAPERS TH AN IN AN Y OTHER ADVERTISING MEDIUM. YOUR LO CA L NEWSPAPER: Your Most Effective and Economical Sales Messenger j& m fo r ii l i m i l f t “Seminole County's Only Daily Newspaper" IN SANFORD PHONE 322-5612 ur 322-2611 — IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 421-8824 or 425-5938 (NO TOLL) Capt. Clarence A. Blouln « _ Nffl JOT f �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise \ our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! •t* DanfmO VrraUl 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Heal Estate For Sale 12. Real Entate For Sal* 12. Heal Entate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted page 10 — May 21, 1004 New Custom Built Home on BY OWNER. 3 BR house with $393 Buys 3 Years Equity. 3 f u r n is h e d ] u n f u r n is h CAREER OPPORTUNITY 12. Real Estate For Sale Crystal Lake. For Informa­ Fie. Rm. on 2 nice shady Bedrooms, GE range, refri­ ED Lakefronl, 3 BR, l lk lots. Low dn. pymt. & take tion call 322-3378. LAKEFRONT HOME over loan. Ph. 322-8420. Spacious 2 Ikdroom I,akefront 3 BR, 1 bath, air conditioner. COUNTRY HOME Home. Built-in range. Igc. I-ow Down Pyml., Assume 5 Mins, from Downtown San utility room, quiet neighbor­ VA loan. Ph. 322-6180. ford near FPAL This la hood. Excellent term*. No Thla in whal so many folk* GREENBRIAR qualifying. $150 Includes want, a Modem home, Down payment & cloalng Choice tote available In classified as either a 2 or Greenbrier of Loch Arbor cotta. Doo't wait on llvia 3 Bedroom home with Fire­ overlooking golf couree. onct Call NOWI Slemper place, built-in klklmn, de­ Agency, 19iu So. French, - Custom building to your luxe hath, enclosed garage specifications. G reenl'ier 322-4991. In Tip Top shape. A real developed by bargain at $9,750. Very flex­ KINGSWOOD ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ible terms. Aa low as $3<» BUILDERS, INC. Realtor Down. Don't confuse this 202 Fairmont Dr. Raymond LundquiU, Aato. with anything you've seen FA 2-80 U FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. any place else. We have * 12 ACMES No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., the KEY! Oak shaded large 4 Bedroom, 3 BR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ 2 bath home;; Family room ed back yd $64 mo. Small Seminole Realty with fireplace, large util­ equity. 322-9093. ity and double carport. Ap­ 1D0I Park Avenue FOR SALE! proximately 2100 tq. ft. All FA 2-5232 anytime fenced, 6 Acrct cleared and 5 Rm. frame house A lot In Town, Kit. electrically planted in bahal. equip!. $1400. Cell after 6 B a l l- B la ir A g e n c y nEAL ESTATE-lNSUnANCE p. in. 322 6630. Payton Realty 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha LOCH ARBOR. Lgc. 4 BR, 2 bath, playrm., cent, aircom). 207 Ridge fid., Phone 2 BR. Home, Study, 1W Baths, large Family Rm. In Seminole Realty 322-8322. good neighborhood; Includ­ 1901 S. Park 322-3232 ing stove, refrig., room airNitei: 322 8071-3013 or 2248 V A - FHA conditioner, washing m a­ ' FOR SALE chine & ruga. Really ter­ Property Management TRADE: What have you? Mo­ rific buy! Monthly pay& Sales Droker dern 3 Bedroom, 2 hath m rnti $83.50. masonry home, reasonable Jim Hunt Realty KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, term s to responsible buyer. Inc. Offer* for your aelectlon FA 2-8074 EVERETT A. IIARI’ER these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 AHENCV - REALTOR Bedroom FHA - VA HOMES 2405 S. Park Avc. 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-228.'. Government 1, IVb. A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 2 lilt frame houie. Very clean. Homes 008 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ Owned wan, 322-4013. Low Monthly Payments Priced From $6,750 For Complete Information BLOCK House for Sale, 1905 See Or Call Your Down Payments Adams Avo. Sanford. $200 FHA - VA cash and take up payments As Low As $100 of $64 month. Conlnet Joseph Monthly Payments SALES IIUOKEIt P. Harris, 48 E. Glen haven, From $43.50 Greenwood, S. C, Stenstrom Realty To make the beat home buy, tee the 2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 bath. 15 x 30 Swimming pool gerator, drapes, c l o s i n g in Sunland- 121 Lake Dot. costa. $91 month pays all. 103 Temple Drive, Ravenna Park. Tenant will show. 16. Female Help Wanted Write owner, 1125 N. E. 8tli WAITRESSES St., Hallandale, Fla. Must be experienced. New operation. Apply Georgian OPEN DAILY—NEW HOMES Manor Restaurant. 1300 So. Beady for Occupancy— 3 A 4 Orlando Ave. 17-92, MallBD'ra — Liberal Financing land. — I xjw D o w n Payments, FHA - VA - In Service A White girl to operate open top washing machines and other Conventional. laundry chorea. Age 23-35. SANFORD AREA 2507 S. Sanford Ave. Go West on 25th St. to Lake Mary Btvd.. left on Blvd BEAUTICIAN- WANTED* to I-ake Mary Fire Station, Junior or Senior right one blk. to Office, Guaranteed Salary 322-2744. 107 W. 27th St . 322-7701 LONOWOOD AREA 10 minutes South on 17-92 to 17. Male Help Wanted Dixie Bell Diner, right on Seminole Blvd. one block Air-Conditioning Installation worker, must be mechanic­ to Office. 838-3911. Inclined, conscientious LMN Enterprises, ally and willing. Wrlle The San­ Inc. ford lfcrahi. Box 78. s n n r n o r s u it T i n t *t a t i: o r n o n i o s t o K1IHD L EO N li l t ANN AM, \V IIOSIE t l E H I D E N E E IS U N K K O tV S i A e w e r i i ( -m n tilaln t tiitv ln e t . ' S fin .I ii« « ln « t x m l In tinC l r r u l l C o n n In » n i fo r Kntnl. mil* <*ountx. Klot Ida, b r IIA It ISA ISA O. llltAN’NAM, t o r <11v u r r * . III* atlurl t i l l * n f w h ir l, l> IIA Itll A It A O. IHIANNAM. 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WIT.NEHK m y b a u d a n d o f fl t l a l a r a l n f t h a C l a r k of lh a C i r c u i t Court on t h l a l h a IS th day of May, A. I), l i l t . (HEAI.I A r t h u r II. l l n c k w llti, Jr ., ( ’l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t liy: H a u d r a H. J o h n s o n M a r k N. C t a v a la n d , J r . A t t o r n r y a t l a w , S u lla SIS H a n fo rd A t l a n t i a N a t i o n a l H a n k I lu I Id In ir, P. I) [ i r a o a r /.. Hanford, F l o r i d a , A l t o r n a y for I 'l a l u l l f f . l o h l l . h May 14. SI, IS A J u n a 4, !»€!. CUU-41 is t i i i : it m r i i r o f m i ! m a t i i j i m i l si, c m . I I IT l \ AMI Foil HEUIXOl.ll 1 III VI I, FI.OIIIIIA. I'll AAI EHS Ml. CIPtft THE I’BNN MUTUAL L ir a INSURANCE CUMFANS. I 'la lu llff, lllll.'C K A U S T IN *1, llll VANT, a t D afrn d an la M i l ' l l I! OF « l I T IN . w . i : F O IIE C I.I IM l i l t TlJ , IIII1JCE A CUT IN ISIt \ ANT a n d J 1 I . I A SI. llll VANT, hla u Ifa. 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Map 1. ||, t l. l l l l CDT-Jfl VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagement & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office rA Night FA 2524 Park Dr 1-21H 24W4I 123 0700 Sanford. Fie 27. Special Service* 27. Special Service* Piano Tuning and Repair Spring Permanent Special ROOF'S CLEANED W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 20 Percent off regular prices Call 322-7966 evenings for Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop IN SANFORD FREE ESTIMATE PAINTING INTERIOR - EXAre you salisfied with your 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 TERIOR and Home Im ­ present Job? If not contact Free Estimates provement Contractor. All Orlando 422-6855 or Mt. 22. Huild • Paint • Repair Need a shelf, screen porch, work may be financed up to Dora 383 4491 for interview. FIREPLACES, Additions. Alnew room carporte. new 5 yrs. Guaranteed salisfac* house or remodel. B. E. ti-rat ions. Brick. B l o c k . tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. !9, Situation* Wanted Link. 322-7029. Slone, Concrete work. John 322 9558. Raun, TE 8-1392, Box 426, Exp. Laundress wishes ironing Building at home. Reasonable. Call Long wood. LAWNS renovated — Aerate Contractor Mary, 323-0GC3. —Remove thatch — Chinch 2ii. Plumbinjr Service* Buy Spray (VC-13)—Ferti* AIR-CONDITIONINGHOUSEWORK. 322 8440. liie -P h . 322-4244. PLUMBING By FEDDERS MANSFIELD LAWN SEB. Babysitting, housework. Ph. Contracting Repairi II. B. POPE CO„ Inc. 322-3303. FREF ESTIMATES 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 REPRINTS AVAILABLE R. L. HARVEY Of picture* that have been 21. Reality Salons ATTENTION! 204 Sanford Ave. F8 2-3383 publiMicd in The Herald. SI1S GRADUATES Permanent Special 27. Special Service* Have your picture taken re­ Call Bill Vincent at Ttao 20 per cent off Regular Prices. Sanford Herald, 322 2611. ceiving your diploma at Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair OVER 25 YEARS Graduation Exercises. Con­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Hotel, Ph. 322 8525. of Fine Workmanship in Up­ tact BUI Vincent, Sanford SPRINKLER SYSTEMS holstering, Draperies, Slip­ Herald, 322-2611 or 322-0922. Complete Beauty Service All T. cs and Sire* covers. Time Payments aa 3 Senior Operators We Repair and Scrvic* little aa $5 mo. Drapery NEED THAT DRESS FIXED? Free Parking at 2nd A Oak S T I NF. Hardware Installations. Bring ll by ANN'S ALTERA­ 322-5742 105 So. Ojik KULP DECORATING SHOP TION SHOP. Over Sanford Machinery and Supply Co. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2 6431 Ph. 322-2335 Sewing Center, 108 So. Park. 207 W 2nd St. • # • To the fact that we offer no aale* gimmick* to our cuatomer*. W* know they realize you pay for the quality you get. It la our aim to glv* $100 Legal Notice | 21. Beauty SU on* our cuntomera the . . . BEST DEALS AVAILABLE ON ~GRACIOUS LIVING ~ In thl* nearly new 3 BR, 2 Bath Bed Brick Home lo­ cated at 615 Sarita. Can be yours for only $60t) down & move In at once. We will lie happy to show it at • momments not Itel FALCONS Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime • FAIRLANES • GALAXIES • T-BIRDS Make Your Selection From Over 60 Factory Fresh Fabulous Fords! LOWEST PRICES ON Wise Shoppers Look For The STRAIGHT SALES! USED CARS Rearing the “OK” Tag, Their Sign COME IN A Quality Car at a Reasonable Price AND LET US 60 Ford Fairlane 500 *895 57 Plymouth *595 61 Chevrolet Pickup *1395 55 Chevrolet Wagon *495 60 Continental Mark V *1995 59 Chevrolet *1195 62 Pontiac Catalina *2295 61 Oldsmobile 88 *1995 63 Corvair Pickup *1595 Tudor, 4 cylinder, standard tram ., heater. IIP.f.VKDKBK 4-door V-8, Irene., radio A healer. Half-ton Flrrlelde, base, aula. Irene. long PROVE IT ! EXCELLEN T eute. DISCOUNTS! wheel BANK RATE 2-door, 4 ryllndvr, automatic Mens., radio A heater. Fully equipped Including ecala end windows. FINANCING power Buy From The Dealer Who Offers — PARK WOOD STATION WAGON, 4 door, V-8 engine, auto. Irene., pow er el earing, radio A healer, COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE STATION WAGON, 4-door, V-8, aulo . trena., power steering A brakes, radio A heater, | f The fine**! after the aale service la central Florida 4-daor, V-8 engine, power steering A brakes, radio A heeler, air rond. 2 § Top allowance on your trade-in. Half-ton Hampaldf, 4-apeed. J ' The very beet discount* on straight sales. EXCELLENT GMAC BANK RATE FINANCING Open Friday Nliht A Batarday Afternoona Holler Motor Sales 2nd. A Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. COMPANY Pb. 322-6291 Ph. 322-0811 Strickland — Morrison, 308 E. Firat S t Sanfo rd W. Park Ph. MI 4-8916 P h . 322-1481 �i Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W an t-A d s 29. Automobile Service COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inspection, estimate*, pickup, delivery, Rocoring & repairs dlicounted. 211** E. 3rd. 322-3443 Stir ftan fn rb frrslb Mny 21, 1964 — Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE i AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Pnint Company MO Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Wagner s Amoco AUTOMOTIVE AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Uied Cars Sold il l French Ave. 322-7763 Aulo Gltaa, Tap* 4 Seat Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 3 1032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 31. Poultry • Livestock Du-oe Gilt. 8 mo. old. Phone 323-0500. 34. Articles For Sale 31. Articles For Sale 31. Articles For Sale Home Grown Tomatoes, Red Carpet* clpan easier with the potatoes, onions. Oscar ZitRiue Lus'rc Electric Shamtrower, 907 Persimmon Ave. poecr only $t per day. Carroll's Furniture. FRIGIDAIRE Washer Deluxe. Good $83. 2 Ref. top freez­ HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ ers. $10 ea. 1 Refrig. $35. lon, $3 00. Call 322-2960 af­ Noll-Furay Furniture ter 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ 901 W. 1st St. — 322-6391 ERY WITHIN SANFORD CITY LIMITS. Frigidalre Refrig., Dinette. 6 chairs. Before 2 p. m , 2520 S EW1NG MACI UN E-N ECCHl So. Laurel. Full size Round bobbin. Sews like new. Monograms, saws May Special. Machettes, 99c. on b u t t o n s , buttonholes, Army-Navy Surplus, 310 overcast* raw edges, make* Sanford Ave. fancy stitches, without at­ tachments. Only 7 payment* REPAIR CHARGES of $8 56. Call Garrett's, 322Singer in Console. Pay charge $17.10. Free Wcstinjhouse in 3241. Console with buttonhole at­ SEWING MACHINEtach. Pay charges at $15 90 1963 WHITE Fh. Service Mgr.. 322-9411. Twin needle ZigZag. Same as new. Make* buttonhole*, WEBCOIt Stereo Console. Like new. Half price. Financing monograms. Mind hems, sll without attachments. Pay available. $64 25 or $6 82 per mo. Call Noll-Furay Furniture Garrett's, 322-5244. 901 W. 1st St. — 322 6591 36. Automobile* - Trucks Truck* 30. Automobile* • Trucks 137. Hosts - Motors '56 Ford 2 Dr., 6 cycle stick. Very clean. $300. 322-3551. SINGER Birthday Sale! BIG $ $ SAVINGS On Floor Models & Demonstrators (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home BUYING A NEW or USED CART m A N C E IT WITH UK ♦ Low Interest Rate* ft Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK In Sanford Call SINGER Representative at Alan'* Fabric* ft Rugs 322 5783 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR EXTRA CLEAN CARS 10t 2 Sanford Ave. 322-4503 33. Article* Wonted CASH for good clean Used Beautiful 1900 Ford Convert­ Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ible. Perf. Cond. Fully ture. 901 W. First St., Th. equipt. $950. Ph. 322 2830. 322 6591. '49 Olds Club Cpe. Runs good. 36. Automobile* • Truck* $75. Th. 322-7690. 1962 Fiat 2-dr., extra clean 1959 Continental \ Bank \ '53 Chevrolet, Std. shift. Good Iran*. $175. Ph. 322-7690. Repossessions •60 Rambler, $799 bal, $39 mo •60 Vauxhali, $587 bal, $31 mo. •59 Plymouth, $3«2 bal, $30 mo, •56 Chevrolet, $592 bal. $29 mo ’37 Ford, $499 bal, $24 mo. ’57 Dodge, $389 bal. $23 mo •58 Ford, $396 bal, $32 mo •57 Chev. $777 hal, $35 mo. •58 Opal Wag. $592 bal, $29 mo. ’58 Tly. Wag.. $391 bal, $31 mo. Pontiac, $695 bal, $32 mo. •35 Ford, $337 bal, $16 mo. ’58 Rambler, $299 bal, $15 mo. •55 Olds, $137 bal, $31 mo. National '56 Ford 4 Dr. JIT. Ilftll, A T Exc. cond. $450. 322 0690. Mark IV 1954 Packard Sedan. Power brakes A steering, alr-cond., SANFORD MOTOR CO. low mileage, 1 owner. $200. W. Park 644-8525. 800 S. French A\e. 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top and side curtains, 75 John­ son. 2 tanks. Gator trailer, ami many extras, $375. Ph. 322-4175 after i p . m. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your KVINRUDE Dealer 304-68 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3961 16' Chris Craft, 40 hp. Mer­ cury ft- trailer. $600. 322-8032 or 304 W. 2nd., 8 til 5 p.m. 16' Plywood Boat w/ 35 hp. Evinrude elec, start motor. Gator tilt trailer. Canvas top. Extras. 322-8551. 3!). Trailers • C a b a n a s REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SPARCRAFY 10 x 45. Com­ SANFORD AVE. pletely furnished. Sacrifice OPEN EVENINGS price. Can be seen at 2003 So. French Ave. Phone 3226137 for further information. Phone 1122-4503 1012 31 A. Pete Boston Terrier Pup. Female. AKC Reg. Ph. 322 3517. White Toy Poodle, male, 8 weeks. Ph. 322-3903. FREE Kittens, FREE Deliv­ ery. Ph. 322-1366. "I don't think it's * good punishment! She’s ENJOYING it!” 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale For tiic biggest selection of Wedding Gown, full length. nearly new an<l used furni­ Chapel train, Peau do sole. GROW your own hydroponic ture, see Noll'* Furniture Alencion lace, aabrina neck­ tomatoes; in container*; line. llze 7. 322-3328. Brokerage in Casselberry some bearing. Greaser's Hy­ on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. *48 Plymouth; 23” Westingdroponic Farm , S. Sanford BEDROOM Suite* (2) com­ house TV. Best offer. Pit. Ave. plete w. box springs A- m at­ 322-9392. 33. Furniture tress. $129 ea. Foam Bed Pillows, $1.49 pr, with T ilts NORGE Dryer. Good cond. Used furniture, appliance*, Reisonable. Ph. 322-5728. AD! Financing Available. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Noll-Furay Furniture Larry's Mart 213 Sanford READY MIX CONCRETE 901 W. 1st St. — 322-6591 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Patios, Floor, Free Estiuia;js Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Sell Us Your Furniture. 34. Articles For Sale *and, cement, rock, pipe, Quick Service With the Electric reconditioned Smith steel, grease traps, dry Cash. SUPER TRADING Corona portable typewriter, wells. Stepping stones. TOST. FA 2-0677. Like new, $110. Ideal Gra­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. duation Gift. Other po-t- 309 Elm Ave. 322-3751 IlEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ able* to choose from, $19.95 Check with and up. Powell's Office nile. FREE delivery and Supply Co., Magnolia Ave. CARPETS A’In CARTE Pick-up. For the BEST Carpet Values 322-3842. FURNITURE CENTER anywhere. Samples shown 1100 French Ave. Electric, General Adding Ma­ in your home. Ph. FA I-79S3 chine, $35. Powell's Office 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande 32. Flowers • Shrubs <• HANKS These gentlemen helped us win this award. They nrc her* to serve you. We want to continue their outstanding sales record, there­ fore trades were never better. Hemumlicr . . . H'b the trad­ ing difference that counts. Supply Co. Magnolia Ave. 241-6194 or FREE ESTIMATE Leroy C. MacTavlth, Owner 322-3842. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 322-5343 Evenings ovating. New k Used Furni­ 7 x 9 ft. Push-up metal gar­ ture. Call N il Bedding Mfg. age door. Very good cond. WORLD ROOK Encyclopedia. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. $23. Ph. 322 8463. BETTY LONG, Ph. 322 4943. FA 2-2117. FURNITURE We invite your inspection of our complete line . . . “ LAST ROUND-UP” 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY 1249.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way Pontiac BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 298 Long wood Plaza 17-92 Ph. 838-4383 HILL HEMPHILL CON E. CHANIOT OWNER SALES MANAGER Grand Prix • Star Chief • Catalina Bonneville • Safari Legal Notice tv 9 t iii! u n c i'iT r o r i i t iii: v iv rii jin irm . c i it ok K i.o n iiia . iv r in ' u n ­ ami COI'V TV, ro ll IK N ISO L E ri.o iiiu * . i v c i i a v c s c b t v o . i «*j i M AYFLOW KR N A T ! O S A t. 1.1 F K I N S U R A N C E COMPANY. a T s a i s co rp o ra tio n . Plaintiff. R*At.EIOH n i T T O N . a n 4 L O R E N 'S BUTTON, 111. wlf*. Ds fsn*iants V O T lrlC T O D E F E N D T O i ItA I.K IO fl BUTTON and I.O H EN E BUTTON. hla w Ifai TO U A l t E H F . n E B T NOT1r 11; I » t o t » k » n o t l c a t h a t a a u l t h a a b aan fllad a » » l r » t you In t h a a b n v a s n t l t l s d C o u r t. T h * n a t u r a o f tli* s u i t Is a n action to f o ra e ln a a a real a a t a t a m o r l a a a a h s l d b y M ay f l o w t r N a t i o n a l I .lfa I n s u r a n r a Com pany, a T o i a a corporal i o n , w h i c h m o n e a e # la r * . eordtd In O fficial Itscorda B o o k 1*1. P a a # IS. P u b l i c Uscords of B s m ln o la C ounty. F lo rid a. Ths nsm a of lha C o u r t In w h i c h s u i t p r n c s s d l n c t la p s n d l n e Is I h s C i r c u i t C o u r t of th s N inth J u d ic ia l Circuit. In a n d f o r B s m ln o ls C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , In C h a n c s r y No. 14M4 T h # d s s c r l p l l o n o f th o r a a l p r o ­ p e r l y In B s m ln o la C o u n t y . F l o r . Ida, In v o lv ad In sa id p r o c e e d I n a s a s d e s c r i b e d In t h a C o m ­ p l a i n t la a t f o l lo w s : L o t SS. B lo c k J, I.INCOI.N IIK ICIITB. arco rd ln e lo th e plat th e r e o f a s r e c o r d ­ ed In P i e t Book I t . P a g e »*, T u b ll c llennrde of Bsm lnols C ounty, Florida, t o a a t h t r w i t h l h a f o l lo w in g I t e m s of p r o p e r t y w h i c h a r e l o . M t e l In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y In. •ta ile d a s p ari of Ihs Im p ro v e­ m e n t s oil sa id l a n d : Tw o b e tte r s ; p erm anently I n sta lle d . Yo u a r e r e q u i r e d t o fllo y o u r Answer or other defensive p l e a d i n g w i t h l h a C l e r k o f th e above nam ed C ourt and serve g co p y t h e r e o f u p o n p l a i n t i f f 's A t t o r n e y s . W h i t t a k e r a n d P y le, w h o s e a d d r e s s l i t Hulta St*. 1*11 E a s t C o lo n ial D riv e, O r ­ lando. Florida, not la te r than t h e S i t h d ay of J u n e , 1**4, as r e q u i r e d b y l a w . alee a D ecree P r o C o n f t e e o w ill be e n t e r e d A g a i n s t you . IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . 1 h a v e h e r e u n t o eel m y b e n d a n d a f f iie d my official seel at Sanford. S em lnoU C ounty, F l o r ­ id a. t h i s l l i b d a y o f May, 1**4. (B E A I.I . , _ , A r t h u r II. B a c k w l t h . Jr .. C lerk. C ircuit C ourt Sem inole C ounty. Florida. B y : S a n d r a S. J o h n s o n D eputy C lerk P u b l i s h May *1. : • A J u n a Id. I I . 1*44. CDU-4* Pontiac • Tempest The "Dodge Ikiyii” Have Reduced Pricen O n These "Little DogglcH.” G o W’eat Thin Weekend and Save. 60 Plymouth Fury 4-door, all power, immaculate, ont owner. WAS $1395 60 Ford Pickup Half Ion, 17,000 actual miles, perfect condition. WAS $1195 62 Volkswagen Equipped with radio k hcatrr, new tires. WAS $1495 59 Plymouth Savoy 2-tone paint, auto. I r a n i . , r a ­ dio and healer. An exceptional ra r. WAS $695 2-diMtr. 60 Chevrolet 2-dour, straight stick, 6 cylinder, radio ft hcatrr, original throughout. WAS 11095 156 Plymouth Savoy Slick shift, radio ft healer. A per­ fect second ear. WAN $395 53 Chev. Convertible Powrrglidt, equipped with radio ft heater, 50,000 actual milea. An **• reliant buy. WAR |S4I 55 Ford Convertible Reduced 1/1. Buy It now. WAS $395 *1295 *1095 *1395 *595 *995 *295 *295 *295 3 Le Mans Buick Riviera Le Sabre 9 Electro • Skylark Rambler HAHIIY HYRD RAY HERRON KALES REPRESENTATIVE SALES It El •BESEXTATIVK ^ • Classic Ambassador . . . Hoth before and aflrr the sale. FINANCING . . . tailored to your budget, low Interest, immediate delivery. EXPERIENCE . . . No Jr. salesmen. Every salesman qualified. REPUTATION . . . The best—nsk your neighbor wbo does business with us. VOLUME . . . big enough to serve you . . . small enough to know you. HAROLD WIIITTEHN KALES REPRESENTATIVE Seminole Co. Motors -£ £ £ - AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 American WE PROUDLY FEATURE SERVICE MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! One Year Written GW Warranty ----- OPEN EVENINGS------- Wildcat Special O P E N F R I .N I T E S ' T I L L 8 : 3 0 - A L L D A Y S A T . Im id B U jS M lI m u i.lU k gnxn EM 301 W. First S t, Sanford Phone 322-0231 �J ur Lyman P TA Elects, Installs Officers By Jane Ca*»*lbrrry Tha election and initall*tlon of officer* wa* the main order of b u iin rn Tuenday night a t the final meeting for the aehool year of the Lyman High School PTA. Mr*. Carlyle Swcfford, of Altamonte, a pa*t pre*ident of the group, conducted the Initallatlon. Officer* inntalled were Al Lormann, president; Mr*. Drew Fagan, vice presi­ dent; Mr*. Austin Seville, secretary: and Howard Bab­ bitt, treasurer. They were presented with carnation corBarges or boutonnaire*. Mr*. Pat Dome presented the outgoing president, Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak, with a past president* pin and a gift of a bathing suit from the PTA. Mrs. Pavelchak gave a report summeriilng the year’a activities. The new president will at­ tend the PTA Short Course June 0-11 In Tampa. Rev. Van II. Hanna of the Northslde Christian Church gave the devotional. Principal Carlton Henley gave a resume of the end of achool actlvitie*. The seniors will make a trip this Friday to Silver Springs for the day. For the rest of the school Friday will be election day for class and atudcnl council officers. Final examinations will lie given on Juna 2, 3, and 4. Senior Clasa Day and the Awarda Program will be held on June G. The Hacralauri-ata Service will lie held the night of June 7 and the Commence­ ment Exercise* on June 8. Speaker at Ilaccalnureate will be provided by the South Hcminolo Ministerial Associa­ tion. The most outstanding aeniora will be apeakera at tbe graduation. The Lyman Hand presented the program under the direc­ tion of llandmasler Dennett fcllowlng the business meet­ ing, playing several outstnmb Ing numtiers including one re­ quired in atiite competition. Featured soloists were Put Mcljtughliu, rated excellent at state, who played a trum ­ pet s o l o , '‘Carnival of Venice," and John Peterson, who receivrd superior at atale for hla drum solo, "Hudimentally Your*," The concert bund climaxed It* program with a medtey of old favorite* from Jerome Kern’* “Showboat." The smaller stage band, which was rated excellent in competition, p l a y e d "Tonight," "Design for Autumn" and "Dixiy Atmosphere." Refreshments were served by the tilth grade room mother*. The serving tables were decorated with arrange, merit* of red rosea and light­ ed candles. I T Tax Collector To Improve Service Toll free call* will soon he permitted between Orlando area telephones and the Semi­ nole County tax collector's office when a line i* connected between those two points hy the local telephone company. John L. Galloway, Seminole tax collector, *ay» the phono company has been authorized to install the toil free line He adds that as Main as the work is completed residents of South Seminole will he giv­ en the number so they can call his office without having to pay a toll charge. "A study of this has lieon made over a period of time and conclusion reached that the acrvlce Is necessary and w arranted," Galloway said. When it is installed it will help relieve the workload In the office, especially during busy months ami be beneficial to all concerned, the tax col­ lector said, Sbr Oanfnrlt Page 12 — May 21, 1%4 HrralA Mt aft m X ^ , , JUNIOR HIGH students at Oviedo last week elected an all-girl slate of officers to represent them next school term. Named were, from left, lleth Gore, president: Ilecky Palmer, vice president; Carla Anderson, secretary anil Judy Birch, treasurer. (Herald Photo) p e o p le ." Business Briefs Capt. James O. Mayo de­ scribed to 10 Central Florida technical groups Tuesday the impart which modern tech­ nology has had Upon Naval aviation, particularly the part which he directs *• comman­ der of Heavy AHack Wing (Ine at Sanford Naval Air Station. Speaking to more than 100 persons in the Mayfair Inn, Captuln Mayo showed how modern weapon* have open­ ed the way for greater mo­ bility, Including deployment of San fold-based ItA-GC Vig­ ilante reconnaissance bombers to all oceans of the world. His audience included memlit is ami wive* of tin- hosting American Society for Metal* and local chapter* of other engineering societies: The American Society of Chemi­ cal Engineers, American So­ ciety of Tool Manufacturer* and Engineers, Florida Engi­ neering Society nf Meehanirul Engineer* and the Amer­ ican Society of Quality Con­ trol Engineers. Captain Mayo used color slide* to illustrate the capa­ bilities of the Vigilante anil other nlrcriift within his com­ mand. H<- pointed out tlinl the modern attack carrier with its [10-plane air group it a "floating Cub*" which can be plaeed a few miles off uny const In the world nl a mo­ ment's notice. Tbe higgcut advantage, be sniil, it the self-sustaining na­ ture of tbe carrier task force. It can operate for months at a rime completely independ­ ent nf any shore installation. J. I). Griffin, F. J. Harris, and N. I. Rfchburg, who rep­ resent Gulf Lifo Insurance Company in thin men. ore a t­ tending the company's annu­ al (’resident'* Club Confereme in Jacksonville, Florida, this week-end. Legal Notice 1% Till* i m i i n m i ii r o r Tin; M VIM Jl IMi i i i . m i . r t it . i m i ru n »i:niM H .r « HI M l , ri.MMIIII rlM M CIlV Ml. II'WI llltKNDA II. OAK KM, 1*1n!nt Iff. VP MII.KOILII <1 OAKUM Jit, D#f#ml atil \ i»tic k to i n n : %ii Till MILKOfU) U OAK KM, JH. Whop# r#»l(l#nc« I# unknow n Toil nr# hifflty ttotlfl#«l thftt n romiiiHltil fnr IMvotrr !».*■ hc#n fllril 4if#IupI )oii tii th#* nhovt* Mi let! Court, mnl you .itr # r iij ii Ir »•! I** »#r%# « **♦pt «f your Atiiwtf nr |tltaif Inif In thf Complaint on th# I*I>*Iti I:HT# nt i or ricy. Tit ITA!A1ST $2. ctit AMON, 101 tin# North fur* n 11u*- Hillu , (irluii l ', Kloriita it tut f 11f ttif* or IkIun 1 Atipwrr **r |«1#mhri|B In Hi# offlc# <*f tit# i 1#rk of Hi# Circuit Court. County Court lion##, Hanford, Florid*, <*n «u htfor# th* nth (lay of Jun#. 11*ai If you full In itn »o, jmtKm#nt !•> ■Dfrill It will hr 14kfii HK'ihiat >IM I fur thn r* llt-f <1r m.i ini <*-1 in Hi# Complaint. Uo.N’i: 411.1 OllDUItKD al M'4Ilftif'ii, Klor 1*1# thl* 12th 'l-i > nf May. IMI. tMKALl Arthur If fir* kwith, Jr., C|#rk of th# Clrouli Court Sr hi liioIp County. Florid* Hy: Mmtdra M juhniMMi, I* *. Trutmiti H firaann Attornry for Plaintiff to I On* North Orafi|ir IlmMlnit Orlando, Florida "Ilollri enisle" The name "bourgeoisie" comes fiom the word "Imrgenii*." In modern usage, the bourgeoisie arc the middle clast nf society, but ill tbe late Middle Age*, they were hurgeniis, or inhabitant* of a Pul dl al i 1. lt*M walled town. C Ml*.H Ma y H, 31, 21 A J ump l i m l r f mi fit Utrtl / ii ii n "I *■•? Aitm# * 4 1v i n n u i f f i Ii. H i# llJ ili \«• * KM KTAIL LOUNGE COUNTV COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 for# 1*1# thl# ilh *14y <*f Muy \ H, It'M Puhtlnh May 7t 14, 21. 12*1 CIiC*21 III.ENDED WHI SKEY G & W 7* 1**, « KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN A vote for YARBOROUGH is A vote for PROGRESS with PLANNING and STABILITY FLEISCHMANNS PRICES CHARRED OAK 8 YR. nun. STR rd. p «i. A.w. Buy Ann Save 299 CINTRAl HEATING | y <) 2 # i. V k ltl I AML DAVID * INB J 3 7.9 5 Hedges & Butler 5th CASE It ED LAHEI. IMP. SCOTCH KEG. 7.15 $ * > ' 99 5.99 M m 5th KING SIZED HI-BALL OPINING 'Til CLOSING 39c SEAGRAM V O JH Ca n a d ia n club C U T T Y SARK ^ N O C O C K T A I L OR M I X E D SJH99I *4 CUTTY SARK 19 FLORIDA RUM GALLON JUG •SSSSP D .O .M . **i,0NK liS bS ^ T BENEDICTINE **«■ $ £L Q Q I & BRANDY ?1° 0 * # # 5 t h | 39t DAY or HID - 25% MORE rBL MOGEN 8G* BLEND KEG. 3.20 — 41.75 CASK .I ttiltV lU U W K OllHW OA i Mt-tl i ( S M' KNOH COS «! t . O B O O * I. IU I MS S t o l e n I MP C A N A t l l A N * H C l | N I A . I IIM t*I A M S U l l Nl I » Ii | SI B Vt O l t I H HO S P U l M . S * N l l Ml >S I O t M l B POPt Jl A k A Nt Mi 1 1 ii l i b I N. S FULL QUART TERMS >1 GAL. > j FOUR ROSES Save! HOME OF THE *3.99 ^ A ncr - cno# ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE Sir. Ilrh. Jltilailrlphit Sths 10.95 STR. KY. BOURBON (A0 VALIJP. HUIIF8IDF. Carioca Rum ABC E*™A GIN I CALL TODAY • POK ESTIMATES CATAWBA 99c 5th OLD CROW llu r lN D CH AM PA G N E pink — white — spk . m ilt;. 35.88 CASE Philadelphia 8«\!' Charred Oak 8 yr. AIR CONDITIONING ABC GOLD SE A L REG. 4.50 FULL QUARTS AND I'LUMIHNG, HEATING, AIK CONDITIONING 1007 8. Sanford Avc„ 3Z2-6S62 1 90* DRY (JIN GE NE RAL E L E C T RI C WALL KEG. 4.BO—33.88 CASE Ii Yr. Sir. Ky. T. W. SAMUELS Bourbon Beg. o.llO 3 Martini & Rossi Imported C l 99 Vermouth 1 NEW L OW A ll •) "COMPARE THIS PRICE ! ! !*• PINK OR WHITE THAN KEG. 3.15 LOW 86 PROOF “A” BLEND F O R LESS S ilt. KY. ItOlTIIIIDN IO W FOR Buy AllC^, JIuy AIIC Sue . ^ .S a v a N O B O D Y ... BUT NOBODY SCLI S WMI SKf Y GLENM0RE STIt. KY. IIOlillIIUN ON MR. BOSTON 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 I'll #r pi |I iwiT |I i» <1 “ LIQUOR LESS” OPEN SUNDAY! P. M. TI L? l*Artr»#r OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0983 FABULOUS NEW COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND * V V /LU J L H L PACKAGE STORK ON A1A—ONE BLOCK SO. HI-WAY 520 Partner STATE OK KfjOIttti A CotfNT V OK HKMI N**f.K Mvv.-ru to mill MATHER ;?GRAND OPENING IN COCOA BEACHjGfllD tfA l Plum lil pit m KM#r ii M Orlindo lli-wtiy r Unfit of Hi# Inine at In a# follow » Ii %|r nf of |«irr#*i 1I « i f f ii rt OF SANFORD VISIT ou i him* of *«f Stop in our store for a PRE-I’AID ADMISSION TICKET to the Pavillion of American Interiors. No charge! There’s A Reason ABC Is The South's Largest Liquor Dealer lOUirWINT Edward Yarborough /i Min Trude-Ins Accepted WALNUT FINISH See This Great Value Today! GOING TO THU WORLD’S FAIR? Be Our Guest! r m IMP. SCOTCH sill it#mo in 1pi#r«"#i r«f In Hi# hnilti### or tir*»f###h»r» rn rrl*d r*ii The portrait of George Washington appears on the U. S. $1 bill. HUDSON BAY & 9tp|it««#Nlli*n of 1 IrMiliiiia %noir* Wp Ihr UlitJor# iicnril, Winn duly trtorb, do hrr«*|»y iht1;ir# HprlriK# Mprluw* ft Oil f hn of cm h, Ronald Harrell, of Sanford, is one of 27 upper class stu­ dents al the University of Maine selected for member­ ship In Sigma Pi Sigmu, hon­ orary physics society. BIC 6 DRAWER DRESSER, MIRROR H 4 DRAWER CHEST BOOKCASE-STORAGE REP EASY TERMS Harrell Honored LANG’S 8 YR. Legal Notice JACK I*, ('nolo, non of Mr. ami Mrs. Michael ChoIo, of Kiisl Woodlinul Drive, him been named to the miperiiw temlent’rt list for arndomic achievement at U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. He in a fourth rlaHMiinu. JAMES M. Lee, avia­ tion electronics techni­ cian. a t t a c h e d to Heavy Attack Squad­ ron .‘I at Sanford Naval Air Station, has i>ceri graduated as h o n o r man in a Navy train­ ing course on photo­ graphic reconnaissance line maintenance on the Navy’s latest wea­ pons system nnd nt the snme time achieved a new course record hy writing t h e highest examination score ever given in this course, a 37.2."» uut of a possible 99 for the five-week course. (Navy Photo) W hite Horse Mayo Addresses Technical Unit ELECT Jr f It was the segregationist governor's best showing in tire three presidential primar­ ies lie hus entered. He got 33 per cent of the vote in Wis­ consin and 20 |a-r cent in In­ diana. Wallace promised to "con­ tinue the fight" in the Cali­ fornia primary. SUNSETS UNLIMITED, a group of retirees from Winter Park, recently toured Deltona to see a “city in the making." Some 41 members of the group, under sponsorship of their directors, Mrs. Ilea Hemslcy and Itobcrt F. Leedy, enjoyed the tiny. V I M O N T G O M E R Y . AU. fUI’l l —Jaunty Gov. George C. Wallace came home from another presidential primary battle Wednesday night and received a warrior's welcome. Huge crowds cheered him when his silver and blue plane, bedecked with Confed­ erate flags, landed at the liirminghnm snd Montgomery airports. "From the look* of this crowd, I thought 1 was in Maryland," he told 4,000 per­ sons here. Earlier, around 2,000 supporter* had greeted him at Ilirrningham during a Stopover en route from the Maryland presidential prim­ ary where he gut 42 per rent of the votes. "He won in Maryland and they know he won," he said, adding that hia showing em­ phasized the strong opposition to the civil rights bill. "I feel the people in Wash­ ington—the ones who develop the trends in both parties— will sit up and take notice," he said. "They can't ignore our victory." Sen. Ilnnie! II. Ilrcwster, DMd„ a slandin for President Johnson, won the primary, but W allsre said "we never expected to get the numerical mujority because we bad ev­ erything against us but the o v .to o SICS SC.OOl 1 Wallace Gels Hero's Welcome O lO T A Y IO R OLD g r a n d Da d B I a C K (j W H I I l D R I N K OVER 49, DRY MARTINI MANHATTAN IMP. SCOTCH & SODA BEER 6 IL CANS GENESEE ................. 89c OLD GERMAN.......... 93 c GOEBELS ............. 97e A R C extha stkengtii * ^ a a ,. B EK lt OK A L E S K I >mpokted c i i -ojs. N O KW KIGIAN O HOTS. « | iq REGENT beer 59 Q Q m m + DEP. HIGHLAND MIST IMPORTED KEG. «.30 SCOTCH 4 # 5th $079 i .1 A-i- ' T-Bgsa»* r �cs ' l l Boy-Wonder A Has-Been The fact that political lenders and the people in Reneral were surpris­ ed that Harold Stassen received as many votes ns he did in the Indi­ ana primary is an interesting foot­ note to what bejran as a startling biography. Stassen’s political career got away to a flying start. Then he got into the habit of being turned aside for the presidential nomination. Now he can’t even get into the California presidential primary. The Supreme Court hns ruled against him. Stassen is a clnssic example of the school valedictorian who never quite made good. Though he attracted na­ tional attention in 10:18 by winning the governorship of Minnesota when only 31, and was reelected twice, that was as high as he ever got, election-wise. He undoubtedly would have enter­ ed the Republican convention of 19*10, of which he was the keynoter, had it not been for his constitution­ al ineligibility because of his age. As it was, he masterfully engineer­ ed the Willkic blitz. Though he offered himself—in OLD DOG, NEW TRICK Bruce Biossot - - Ray Cromley vain—to his party in 1011, and strove mnnfully for the nomination in later conventions, he never came close. He did carry enough weight, however, to help decide the nomi­ nees—Dewey in 1918 and Eisenhow­ er in 1952. His real political decline began in 1056 with his "dump Nixon" drive. This attempt to oust the vice pres­ ident turned out to be a lead balloon that fell squarely on Stassen. After that came defeat for gover­ nor of Pennsylvania, then even more ignominious defeat for mayor of Philadelphia. Now defeat in Califor­ nia before he could even run. it should be remembered that Stassen resigned his governship in 1943 to serve with distinction in the Nnvy nnd thnt in 1918 he be­ came president of the University of Pennsylvania and later held impor­ tant posts in the first Eisenhower administration. Hut as far ns politics is concern­ ed, the one-time "boy wonder" is a has-been at 57. He was the early bird who never got the worm. Political Notebook Dogs Dog Politics You could argue that American politics went to the dogs long ago, but it’s surprising how often canines lmve actually become involved in election year goings on. First there was Roosevelt’s little Scotty, Falla, who, the Republicans indignantly charged, had had a spec­ ial plane placed at his disposal on one occasion. FDR neatly turned tlie criticism back on them. In 195(1, in his famous television a p p e a ra n c e In c le a r himself of char­ ges of misusing a campaign contribu­ tion, Richard Nixon won friends by defending his children’s dog, Check­ ers. who was the gift of an admirer. (Incidentally, as n result of the broadcast, P r e s i d c it t Eisenhower pronounced his running mate "as clean as a hound’s tooth.") Now Lyndon Johnson is In the doghouse with some people because he picked up his beagles by their cars. Fortunately, the President lias six months before the election to es­ tablish his image as a dog lover. Apparently, people don’t mind if politics is a dog-eat-dog business— lust as long as it’s confined to hu­ mans. Phil Newsom Soys . . Can’t Please Everyone The new Brazilian govern­ ment. in power just a month after the military overthrow of President Joao Goulart, Is learning an important fact of life, which is that you cannot please everyone. The revolt against Goulart came one March 31, and on April 2 President Johnson sent his "w arm est good wishes" to interim President Itanieri Mazzlllt who held of* fice until former marshal of the army and chief of staff Humberto de Alenear Castclo Branco look over the Job on April IS. The United States regarded It as an effective blow against communism In Latin America and the weaknesses which seemed to be leading Brazil into a leftist dictatorship. From the Brazilian people also came wide acclaim. Both inside and outside Brazil there were hopes (hat a regime indebted to no poli­ tical grouping and with no political ambitions at least could cope with Brazil's chronic social and economic ills. But the social ills were deeply imbedded and print­ ing press money was such a part of Brazil's inflationary way of life that from the be­ ginning it was apparent that both would be hard to reverse. The military-backed regime had other problems. What of the future of Brazil’s relation- Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mra. Julia Darios 838-1318 Drar l.ake-Forr*! Tity Mr*. Maryann Milra 838-3678 Cassrllwrry Mrs. Jan# Caixrlbcrry 838-50(6 Chulunt* Mrs. Joan Mag in 365-3742 DrBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668 4110 Deltona Mr*. Mildred lim ey 668-3631 Enterprise Mi** llrlrn Snodgrass 665-9933 Genera Mr*. Jo*. E. Mathlcux 319.4824 Lske M*rr Mrs. Frsnero H p iftf 322-6219 Lake Monro* Mra. H. L. Johnson 322-1722 l-ongwood Sir*. Donna Kite* 838-3317 North Orlando Sira. Dorla Dean 322-1989 Osteen Mr*. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 365-3610 ship with Communist Cuba? How far to curry out a rightwing political revolt against the left? How many to im­ prison? Whom to release af­ ter the first hectic days of mass arrests? New public dissatisfaction with Uie regime is a rcflcc tion of its difficulties ami hes­ itancies in dealing with all of these. Within the lust year, tile cost of living in Brazil hud jumped 100 per cent und it was admitted the trend could not lie sopped immediately. The new regime, according­ ly. jumped anneal forces pay too per cent, sotting the stage for later raises for employes on other government payrolls. But then esme steps to curb inflation and In institute agrarian reforms. Both met opposition. In the one. the government sought to cut hack govern­ ment spending tiy (he elimin­ ation of sulssiilies costing $200 f million a year. They are be­ ing used to provide cheap bread and gasoline, and to hold down the cost of newsprint. The program also calls for tax increases. 1 ( f t p H a n f o r d S jm t t f i Huge 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., May 21, 1961 w s i . i i n a . O IK I .U H , sen m m a x i s i *i r i . i v h k k F I llS K v n l/rm .lX K . C lic a ls lln - fi* a e n l N ***s*r J I I .I S N I.. 1TKNSTHUM ROY OHKKS A d v a rita lnv M o n i t o r .I i m c Ii I i Editor r m :u u s eia.T RO Y P I I T T M a n a g in g KUItor t l rnrrol Ads t r l l a l ng Manogar II AIIJ Ilirr T K. UTAH!. ETON ll A i m s I. . m i l %s o s Claaaif ltd Li l r t c l cr City Editor JAXIR b i i o e m a k k r J l 11V W K l l .l B u i Ib a m S l t n i g o r C o unty Editor ERRS) W K L M in i i i i » nii.i.iA w a 4f*eh*nlc*l l u y l rioclaty Editor ■ C M I C H i r T I u S R AT Ra Mum* I l t l l t r r y By R ail • vaalaala C n a a l y All O l S t f t i e W atk IS U0 1 T»ar tll.l* I T o r S co I M o nths 4 71 I Mon th* t SO | Month* I M | Month* l .M 1 Month l . M I Month U. A r « a i * l l l t g u l a t l o n t provld* t h a t *11 ■ a l l aubacrlpUoa* b* p a i d In i d v a n c * . __________________________________________________ E n t c r a d • • **cond c l a n m s t t i r O c t o n * r 11. l i l t a t I k * P o s t OfUc* of h a n f o r J, Flo rid *. u n d tr lb* Act o f C o n i r d i a t March Tit* i i i r n i d I* * m e m b e r o f t h * O a U f l P r a i a w h i c h la *»• t i t l e d * i c l u * i r * l y t o th * uc* f o r r a p u b l l c a l l o h a t a l l t k a l o c a l nawa printed i n th l* tuw a pa p er.____________________________ No p a r i of a n y m a t e r i a l , n* w* o r a a v a r i t a i n g , o f t h l i e d i t i o n uf T h * Sanford H a r o l d m a y b* r e p r o d u c e d In a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r i t t e n p e r m l e i l o n o f t h e p u b l i s h e r o f T h * H e r a l d . Any I n d i v i d u a l o r f i r m ra e p u n c l h l * f o r e u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n w i l l be c o n s i d e r e d ** I n f r i n g i n g on T h e l l a r a l d a c o p y r i g h t a n d w i l t be t e l d l i a b l e fo r d a m a g i n g u n d e r th * law. P u b l i s h e d d a l l y e i c a p l H a l u r l s ) . S u n d a y a n d t. 'n r l a i m a a . p u b l l c h t d S a t u r d a y p r c c c e d l n g C hristina* who sp.-ke out on this spe­ cific issue. Interestingly — even in the Old South whera Rockefel­ ler's remarriage and his lib­ eral views are especially dis­ liked—his organizational ef­ fort for thr nomination was rated good by a clear ma­ jority of responding editors. Some 140 editors thought Arizcna Sen. Barry Goldvvater's organization w-ns good, too. This represented D5.fi per cent of those with opinions. But only 49 editors—18.8 per rent of those who spoke on the subject — thought Barry’s campaign techniques were goi-d. A total of 127 said "fair” and a sizable 85 said "poor." Just 35 editors put Rocky's technique in the “poor" cate­ gory. A total of 102 thought it fair, while 127 said Goldwater also was just fair in this regard. In the realm of strategy, neither of these candidate* got much of a score. Best marks were given to t ba absent Ambassador jjenrv Cabol Lodge, whose Letters To The Editor Dr. Crane’s Thought For Today Py faith we understand that the world was created by the word of (iod, so that what is seen was made out of things which do not appear.— Hebrews 11:3. Nothing in life is more wonderful than faith — the one great moving force which we can neither weigh in tile balance nor lest in the crucible. —Sir William Osier. strategy (presumably allying off the campaign circuit en­ tirely) wa« rated good by 9* editor*, or 61 per cent of those with opinions on tha matter. Forty-five e d i t o r s felt Goldwnter’a strategy w a a good, and 64 thus rated Rockefeller In thl* depart­ ment. Eighty-two editors s a i d Goldwater waa a poor s tra ­ tegist—almost the same num­ ber ss down-rated hla cam­ paign technique*. Fifty-four put Rockefeller’s strategy In the lowest category. Both of these men found roughly 120 editors ranking their strategy simply fair. Lodge did not earn much prnlve fer organization, with only 62 rditors placing him high. Seventy-two thought his techniques were good. Not surprisingly, on each of thr questions pertaining to enmpnign effort, a substan­ tial number fell that Lodge's absence in Viet Nam mad# any useful determination as to his methods virtually im­ possible. ' One editor ventured, how­ ever, that "Lodge has style. . . . looks like a president." Though the editor*' repliei indicated many have com­ plaints on the subject of cam­ paign effort, they did not generally spell these out in T(»r It# vaM wftrnmri l#t•#r* fr«tm Id rvndrra <nn fiiit*- say. It's still ■ fighting rmm- specific comment. The on* llr affair*.. Thr **rllf>r win* «»• try and I. for one. Just don’t word that shown! up In as­ m pen tiin t |iriv«lilrit thr t#tsociation with Goldwater waa »r# ■Im rarrfra thr wfltpr'i like the odor. friir niiinf unit Rditrrat, l.rtfrrr "aloof." ONE WOMAN’S OPINION d w rr than 3AO mr<l> will hr ih r n |»rr fr re »»cr. I.ritrrr The editors expressed them­ Editor'* Note: t'omml*. Httrlrrawnt to others ore ererpt* selves on one final question! otilr itrmlilH thr? «lo out lira! ■inner Karl lligginholham Will the GOP be able to work In firrmnntltlre. I'orlry Is oof ««ld hr and Commiiuiliinrr cohesively as a party regardpuhlUbrd t»r T h s Herald* J i m m y ('repps were really Irsa of who Is the 1064 no­ Editor, Herald: joking about who made the II seems to me, after read­ firat nmliun. Further, hr minee? Some 1-B6 snid "yea," put­ ing The Herald’* article ■aid that rah* must be reg­ ‘'Playback E n d * Commis­ ulated by the rlty juat a* ting little stock In reporta sioner’s Squabbling.” that w« the publir utltltira roitimia- that many party werkera have some things going on ■Inn of Flnrlda regulate* might "alt down" next fall If in our town that hear* th* puldlr service firm* such aa a randidnte of their choosing taint of the small fish. hua llnra and railroad*. The la not selected a t San F ran ­ At first, I was annoyed to commissioner felt that ade- cisco. But lift editors thought think that tax money was be­ quate aervlce waa now be­ the answer should be "no." ing spent to pay wages fi# ing given the public with­ Only 20 voiced no vlaw. men to fight over whether out the addition of more n private citizen in business taxi*. could expand. COMPLETE After sleeping on this I'm INVESTMENT SERVICE afraid curiosity boiled into Listed and unlisted anger and I began to won­ fterurltleu der If Hie city run* the peo­ Mutual Fuads ple or the people run the city. To hell with your aid. Wc So 1 found out. The city can do without aid. We'll ALLKN A CO. runs the people and evidently never collapse. I ll K. LEMON 8T. hns done so for so long we — Indonesia's Sukarno com­ LAKELAND, FLA. steeper* arc not aware of It. ments on statement that Newer additions to the San­ there'll he no more aid for Member: Midwest Stuck E u k ford area are nibbing nose* Indonesia until Malaysia Chicago Board of Trad* with a bad situation. dispute is edited. Progress and growth are Orlando Salvo Re pretest a IIv* degenerating with senility a* Wc must learn to live to­ in the minds of the grrlalrlc, gether as brutheri or perish MRS. STAN COMSTOCK and new blood is nreded to logdlier as fools. raise the standards from what — Itev. Martin Lullier King, Ph. GA 1-8814 waa considered modern 20 civil right* leader. years ago. This town need* busses; new and competitive private en­ terprise, and we don’t need a city commission to waste time on keeping it out. We nerd ■ commission that will fight tn tiring It In. Let’* wake up and have our WASHINGTON (NEA) — New York Gov. N e l i o n Rockefeller may or may not win any vote prizes In 1364, but the nation's editors think well of key aapccti of hil campaigning effort. This Is, in fact, the only area of political endeavor in which the New Yorker gets high marks from editors who were among the many hundreda polled by NEA In its spring survey. The riiitors were asked to rate lending Republican can­ didates for the 13(34 presi­ dential nomination on the quality of their campaign strategy, organization and technique. In the important m atter of organization, lt34 responding editors said Rockefeller’s ef­ fort was good. This was 51.5 per cent of the more than 300 who took part in the poll, and (10.0 per cent of those who had an opinion cn this par­ ticular question. ttoehefcllrr’s c a m p a i g n techniques — his npproaches to voters — were adjudged good by 113 editors — 45,2 oer cent of those respondents. W orry Clin ic C \SK S t7ii: Hannah 0 ,.| aged 31, ha* twen two-timing her mate. He finally sued for divorce, charging her with ndultry. And he had ample proof in support his side of the argu­ ment. But the judge asked me to talk to Hannah and find out what made her misbehave so flagrantly. "Dr. Crane," Die Judge said. "I have frequent cases just like this where the hus­ band has been a good provid­ er and the wife has had a cultured, supposedly moral upbringing. "Yet the wife may develop an affair with the other man. So will you see if you can de­ rive the fundamental cause?" Hannah ttclligercntly came to see me for an interview. At first, she acted as if she had a chip on her shoulder. "Why di<l you chase around with that oilier man?" 1 ask­ ed bluntly. She paused for a moment. "II was to get even with my husband." she finally broke the *llence. "F or there was no gentle­ ness or artistry to his lovemaking. "Without any prelude he’d suddenly demand sex. And os Mem as he was satisfied, he'd push me away and go to sleep. "To him I was much like an erotic hamburger. For he likos hamhurgprs and when he grows huncryc he is raven­ ous. "But as soon as he has sat­ isfied his stomach hunger, he shoves the platter of hamburg­ ers away, having lost all in­ terest in them. "Well, Hr. Crane, he had that same ravenous or wolfish interest in physical affection. "To him, physical affection was just a hunger to tic sat­ isfied wolfishly, and the Main­ er the Iwltcr. Then he'd turn away Irom me. "It was terrifically deflat­ ing to my ego. For 1 am like most wives, I believe, In wanting to be loved for some­ thing more thsn just sexual gratification. "Yet for the 12 years we have been married, I have never had any caresses or evidence of fondness from him from the moment his physical desires arc satisfhd. "If a man truly loved his wife, wouldn’t that kive per­ sist even after he had grati­ fied his physical urge? "Wouldn’t such a man at least snuggle his wife'* head on his shoulder ami give her a squeeze of affection or a goodnight kiss? "Such evidence of regard wouldn't take more than no seconds of lime, but would reas'ure a wife that she was lar more than just a sox ob­ ject. "So 1 finally grew moody ami neurotic. I began to take tranquilizers and consulted several doctors. "I developed psychosomatic symptoms, probably to try to win some sincere interest from my husband, but he Just culled me a hypochondriac. "So 1 was unusually recep­ tive to any romantic interest that involved a little poetry and finc-sse. "Since I belong to a poetry club, I finally met a young college professor who took a liking to me. "We discussed poetry at first but later grew romantic alvmit each other. "And 1 finally lost my head, for I had been starved for t2 >car* for a little appreciation ns a personality instead of merely a sex tool to gratify my m ate." Husbands, if you want to in­ sure your marriages, semi for my booklet "Sex Differences in Mon and Women," enclos­ ing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 2hc. • Q 's a n d A 's (J—Who was the only of­ ficer to Imht the title of "Gen­ eral of the Armies of the United Stales"? A—General John J. Per­ shing, World War 1 leader. Q—What was the composi­ tion of the original American Baseball League, In 19007 A—Original member citing were Buffalo, Chicago, Cleve­ land, Detroit. Indianapolis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Minnea|K>lis. Q—WlisI was the first In­ stance of an assassination at­ tempt on a U. S. president? A—T h e attempt against Andrew Jackson In 1833, as he attended funeral services in Washington for a congress­ man. 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P H . 322-573$ �•atiforb (D s ta Ji 8 Pag* 2-A—May 21, 1964 Rrrxlb C Ubby • tVs JJu By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: In NovemDEAR ABBYi Who U washed up, so I had nothing ber of 1BS8 I wrote asking to do with his miserable supposed to give the car■ago on Mother's Day? The situation at home. He says your advice about my bushusband or th« children T I as soon as his little boy is band, who cheated on ms, married a widow, and on able to take care of himself bast ms up and refused to the Brat Mother’s Day af­ he will get a dtroree and taka the responsibilities of ter our marriare I sent her marry me. His son Is In the a husband and father. At the time 1 had only one second grade now. I get a loraly corsafe. Her son sent her one, too. (This awfully tired of waiting, child. Today I have five and happens to be the first Abby, and I’m not sure 1 I am kicking myself be­ cause I didn’t take your adthlny this son of hen eetr could erer lore a n o t h e r rice. You eald, "Don't tako man. Can you giro ms some Bara her besides trouble.) him back until ha has pror­ Well, s h e m u s t h a y s good adriceT od that he can stay away thought more of her son's M IXED U P from other women, treat corsage than she did of you with respect and hold mine because she wore HIBr DEAR MIXED: Yes, lose a job." Wall, each time I and left mine home Is the him. The chances you’re Ice boa. 1 was rery hurt al­ taking aren't worth the took him back I got preg­ though 1 didn't say any­ chance you hare of marry­ nant. Ha continued to chaat on mo and slap me around, thing* but the neat year on ing this man. And if you pregnant or noL Ho also Mother’s Day 1 didn't send CAN loro a man other than lost one job after another. her a corsage and neither another woman's husband, How 1 wished I had lls£ did her aon. She was sulk­ you had beeter find it out— ensd to you. Print my Uttar ing all week. Do you blame while you’re still In the 20's, to let other women know e e e me for not sending her a what can happen when they corsage after what happen­ DEAR ABBY: Speaking taka a man back before ho ed to mine last ysarl of naming children unusual Improves. HUSBAND names: I once heard of a KICKING MYSELF woman who named her s e e DEAR HUSBAND: Pos­ three daughers, P E A R L , Get It off your chest. For ies on Mother's Day mean SAPPHIRE and ONYX. lass than understanding and The first had a skin as • personal, unpubllshsd re­ lore the other 804 days of smooth and white as a ply, write to ABBY, Box 8868, Beverly Iiilla, Calif., pearl. The second had eyes the year. s e e that abona like two blue 80212. Enclose a stamped, DEAR ABBY: 1 am 20 sapphires. And the thlfd self-addressed envelops, s e e was "onyx-peeted." years old and am in lore Hats to writ* letters T with a married man who Is CARL ON BASSOON 8T. Bond ona dollar to ABBY, 88. He married very young DEAR CARL: Thank yon Box 8366, Beverly 11ills, and has one child. 1 hare been in lore with him for for your contribution to my Calif., 80212, for Abby’a six years and seven months. collection ef unusual names. new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE L E T T E R S FOR Whan I mat him he told me Where were YOU when ALL OCCASIONS." that his marriage was all vaudeville died I SCOUTS AND EXPLORERS who will make up the Central Florida Coun­ cil Service Patrol a t the New York World's Fair for a week beginning June 7 are, front from left, Barry Wright, Dan Casselberry, Robert Smith, Stephen Allen, Bill Martinson; back, Phil Elmore, George Garmany, Corcky Pnrker, Jon May, Robert Willson and tour leader Ted Daniels, Troop 341 scoutmaster. (Herald Photo) TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. M. 1:00 ( I ) N ew eco p * ( I ) N e w t , W eather. S p o r ts (I ) N ew etlas 1:30 (I) Apart! l i l t <3> H u n t l e y • B r ln k la r ( I t N e w t — W e l l e r Conkite TICS <t> Itlflem aa (S) ifu n tta s * (I) B:I0 ( 1 ) <() (!) s.eo ( !) (!) l i l t (!) (!) • li e (!) (!) •:!« (!) Qnrntuj ff/t flhifJfJO (!) By Oswald Jacoby ha should open with althar a Newspaper Enterprise Asea. II vary conservative two noHere la a hand from the A lt trump or a slightly optimist­ Charity Challenge Cup that 84 ic three no-trump. Illustrates the ona great North might decide to rales weakness of the old-feeWan­ three no-trump and South ed forcing two bid. might get to alx no-trump If When South Africa held ho continued to overbid. the North-South cards In • Playing at no-trump, South match against England, South would have IS assy tricks did open two apadaa. North against a club or spado lead r e s p o n d e d two no-trump. and the only dafenea that South relied him to throe and will positively beat alx Is so East made the Inspired Usd unusual that I doubt If anyof a low heart. Down two. ona will find it. Btrangaly enough South See artUU tor bidding West has to open the sea Africa gained en the hand. of clubs and then shift to Uis The British South opened an artificial two clubs and North and workad out a play for nine of diamonds. Ones hs gate off to that start, all ha responded with an artificial down three. Unless South U ualng an has to do U discard corrsctly two diamonds. Then they staggered into six diamonds | artificial two club opening, In back of South. 1"fill. d U q h liq h JtA T V Time Preview* ef Oa many subtle "Den Otovaonl" to *T 8:18-8:80 p. v . (NBC) Dr. Kildare. “For Love or Mon­ Wanna Hold Your Hand." sod overt way* in which our ey." This one Is a sprifhUy Leonard does his comic mono­ privacy te being Invaded. The comedy with Joan Blondell aa logue, and tha Four Step Bro­ subject is too big tor a half a wealthy widow who mis­ thers do Stair specialty. Perry hour, but K does indicate how take* Dr. Gllkepla'a solici­ opens the show, which will be and in bow many ways < televised in Chicago, by sing­ tude for loro. GlUcepte (Ray­ ing “Chicago" and closes with moat parsonal secrete are ex mond Maaoey) has been but­ posed to the Impersonally pry tering her up to Join the hos­ "You era Never Far Away tog ayes and ears of both gov pital board, which could uao From Me." In between ha ernment and private enter does many requests. her financial influence. How­ prise. You'll tea lie detectors, ever, be tries to direct her 10:30-11:08 p. m. (ABC) telephone tope and an assortromantic Inclinations to an­ ABC News Special. "Big Bro­ of wey-out devices. ther la Ltetentog." This la a other patient, cnjoyably play vitally Important program on ed by Cheater Morris. • subject of vital Importance 8-10 p. m. (CBS) Pstry Ma­ son. "Tha Cose ef the Ugly to all ef ua. It te a horrifying Duckling.'' Interesting is this revamp of the familiar ril DeBary Civic che: where there's a will, there's a murder. An heiress Group Names By Mrs. Adam Muller to • toy fortune, homely Discussion at tha May though she Is, must get mar­ Committee meeting of tha DeBary Vol­ ried before her neat birthday, unteer Fire Department was l y Mrs, Adam Millar according to her father's trill, A nominating committee to ted by Jack Lambertaun and or the company will be dls- reeommend a new stela ef ef- Darwin Bnics. eloved. To make sure it will (lean far tha DeBary Chris Two brush fires and on# not happen, her greedy «ncte AitoiUUoci m i Hunt! i t Um drill wars reported for the (Fort Rainey) hires so artist May meeting ad tha group past month and announcement to romance her. D1*covering held to tha Community Osnt- was made that tha volunteers the ruse, she attacks h«r un­ •r with Chester Hetrick pre­ who have completed painting cle, thinking the baa killed siding, Uis station, would paint the him. Drawing your sympathy Serving will be Mr*. Osorgo roof overhang this weak. es the "ugly duckling" te Croaks, Mr*. W, Sylvester, Plans to complete the house Ann Whitfield. Wright and Archie to house canvass for subscrip­ 8:30-10:30 p. m. (ABC) Tha Long. tion members were mads and Jimmy,Daan Show, (rerun) Guest speaker tor the eve public notice was announced "Hoop dee dw" and “Baer ntog wag Dr. John J. Johns ef that raldenta who have not Us Tel Poiko" get (ha rtww •totaan University O t h e r been celled upon should con off to a lively start and, after fosito Introduced ware New tact any member of the de­ Jimmy sings "Frenkla and ell Hawktoa, proaWant nomi partment so that records sen Johnny," ha calk on tha atunt nro for the new Stoat Nations be brought up to date before man to stags a western brawl, ef DeBary and Joeaph the summer recess. snovie-TV style. Eydle Qorme Brunner, acting postmaster, Although no meetings a n does “I Rosily Dent Want To Tha summer youth program scheduled for the summer Know" and “damn eras dtasuaaad and It wag da- months, drills will be contin­ closes with “Half Aa Much." aided net to held a matting to ued on tho regular baste. Jimmy does “ MHsouri Waki" Jung In order that oanatnioMembers of tha department and “Sweet Sixteen" and Uon can be completed on the end of the auxiliary will United Artists recording star enlarged kitchen and Rod have a combined picnic, Juno George Jooee does “White utility ream ut the 84, at Burts Park to DeLeon Lightning." Don Adame M Springs. very funny with hi# routine, and Rowlf, using a split serosa, dons n takeoff en tha i <x: • v f U i \ i l lie sties, UMJI I N T M I M H F 10-11 p. m. (NBC) Tha Par­ ry Como Show. This la Ferry'# final show of tha season and io it ha present! n TV first whan ha sings go eparntig gal action with gnaal star Ro­ berta Fetors Other guests are comedian Jack E. Uonand and the Four Step Bro­ thers. Miaa Peters’ aoni drum “U a Daiwm La Firemen Report Project Plans (l) C artoons 1:!! (3) Nawacop* ( I ) Leave It To Beaver (!) R lverboat !:!* ( 2 ) Tou Don’t (Color) Bay Whan married couples are invited to a party, they can thoroughly onjoy their even­ ing if they avoid a few ob­ vious pitfalls: • Avoid that last-minute rush that start* you off in an Irritated mood. Tho wlfo can usually sac to this by getting drstted ahead of time, having her huiband's clothes laid out tor him, having th* baby sitter coma 15 minutes ahead of time. • Drop all unplaasant sub­ jects tor tha evening. Driv­ ing to n party Is no time for mom to remind dad of tome distasteful ehort that has to bo dona that wssk, or to complain about how hard It la to gat by on her gro­ cery allowance. • Hilaries Isn't golden when n couple should b* In a party mood. Now's tha timt for tho rosily funny story you've boon saving, for tha amusing incident that happen­ ed during tha day, for a lit­ tle harmless gossip that you know your mate will find In­ teresting. :nm joJU B*RuthMillett • Neither should act aa tha other’s caretaker during th* evening. If th* husband la having a good tlma off in a corner with a couple of congenial souls, his wife shouldn't try to make him Join soma other group. If tho wlfo te having a good time, tho husband shouldn't an­ nounce suddenly that ha has a hard day at tha office to­ morrow, and thsy have to • No wlfa likoa to bo by bar husband. When aba te at n party with him, ha shouldn't try so hard to b* th* party clown that ha nsgisets her completely. Sbo te ontitled to aomo at­ tention from him during tha evening. 0 TV RENTAL • Salsa • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4888 Zenith Color TV Salto 8888 faafard Ave. FRANCHISE OPERATOR r A S I£ t 251 Car^^Wash .) fi # Investittgate our sensibly priced onto apt Car Weak. 88,188 down payment WM. A. MASSEY ft ASSOCIATES 181 W. Fairbanks A t *. 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AIRES (March 21 to April 19) There la a fine opportun­ ity today to cement ideal re­ lationships with associates for the busy days ahead. Help those who come to you for ad­ vice. Be very conscientious. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Co-workers are a vital pact of your existence, so be sure you are very cooperative today. Show appreciation to those who look alter your health. Be courteous to peo­ ple In uniform. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A perfect day for allow­ ing some particular talent you possess to important big-wig and possibly achieve fame. Be with good friends later. Loved one can be very sooth­ ing In PM. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Be sure to take Into your confidence members of own dan whan handling property or other basio mat­ ters. Buy the furniture, etc., you need. It’s vital you make this sphere of your existence charming. LEO (July 22 to August 21) If you are more courteous In­ stead of demanding, you will have better success in deal­ ing with others. A pat on the back to good friends Is wise, too. Increase efficiency in your work. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You can increase income by being more prac­ tical and less volatile. Find the advisers who can map out your best course of action. Use orthodox methods in the main. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Follow your own Inclinations today and get real results. Increase that bank account or start a new one. You need self-respect and the respect of others and now to the time to enjoy same. SCORPIO (October 22 tn November 21) Quietly looking Into books, reports, and con­ tacting others confidentially, will give you vital data you need now. Be kind to those who are in need. Help them with their personal problems. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Support those good generous friends who have done you favors in the past. Show that you are a kind and grateful person. Re­ pay social obligations tonight. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) An Intelligent act on your pert will now help you further to Ingratiate your­ self Into the good graces of big-wigs, Oet Into business world early. Don’t let any grass grow under your feet. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19) Look for novel Mean and new col tacts if you want to be more successful in current interests. A little ton­ ing up gives new incentive. Expand with confidence. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) OompMa weak by putting everything around you in good order. Last-minute business dealings should be bandied with precision. Then retag at pleasures you truly like. IF YOUR CHILD U BORN TODAY, he or she can hsv# much success In life since there Is the ability to work alone or In conjunction with others in perfect harmony. There Is much of the artiste es well as the mathematician in this chart, and both bank­ ing tod art counts are wlsg for bast and most remuoerativt self-expression upon ma­ turity. Giva strict religious training early. "The Man Impel, they de not compel.” What yea make ef year Ufa Is largely ep te YOU! Carroll Rlghtsr’a individual Forecast for your sign for June Is now ready. For your copy send your birthdste and M OO te Csrroli Rlghter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1021, Hollywood 21, Calif. TROTTERS TO COMPETE PARIS (UPI) — Three Italo-Amcrican trotters and on* French - bred trotter will be flown from Peria to New York June 15 to compete at Yonkers Raceway. The horses are Nika Hanover, Hunt Han­ over, Fury Hanover and the French Philosopho D. 4. i �Page 4-A—May 21, 1964 Tax Take On Court Of Awards Held By Girl Scout Troop Seminole Youths Learn Trade That Pays Smokes, Drinks Hits New High Vfrt WrriO By Julian Stenitrom Should you live In Ihc Sou­ thern part of Seminole County and take your lawn mower to a repair ihop this summer, don't be surprised — or even shocked—if you see a Junior high school youngster “ sweat­ ing" over a broken down m a­ chine on the work bench. The chances are the youth is experienced and knows his business. Not too long ago a South Seminole Junior High Industrial arte teacher, Phil­ lip D. Fletcher, told his stu­ dents to scout around and if they could find some old, dis­ carded power mowers he’d teach them how to repair them. “Those boys brought in mowers," said Fletcher, “ that I was sure could never be re­ paired. But to my surprise, they went to work on them and before even 1 realized it they hsd some of them run­ ning again. . . and smoothly too." ' That started something, Fletcher continued. The boys began bringing them in, one after another. "Usually," Fletcher said, “ two boya would work on a mower. When they got It into first class condition they'd take It out and sell It. We provided very little in the way of tools, and that was all. The boys got their hands on some discard­ ed engines and stripped them for parts." Fletcher wiis probubly the most surprised of all. “Some boys have built an electronic capacitor checker which en­ ables the youngsters to test ignition systems on the mow­ ers." The one problem Fletcher stressed, is that “ we need mower parts." Hut that pro­ blem opened a door to some­ thing we did not anticipate. “When I went looking for parts, naturally I went to the mower shops. When I told them what we were doing the owners of these shops asked If they could hire some of the boys to work for them during the peak of the mower repair season. So, they’re now a r­ ranging to employ quite a few youngsters when school is over." About the future? "There'll be a full course next year," says Fletcher. And don't worry If one of these talented young men works on your mower. So far, says Fletcher, the boys have repaired every mower they’ve brought In—and there have been about 60 of them. Daniel To Head Scout Patrol At Fair J i B Jane Casselberry Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel J r., of Casselberry Boy Scout Troop 34t has been chosen to go as tour leader with a group of to handpicked scouts and explorers from the central Florida area to the New York World's Fair. They will represent the Central Florida Council as a Service Patrol a t the Boy Scout Pavilion, giv­ ing demonstrations of icoullng •kills, escorting dignitaries, working In the Information booth, and performing other duties. The troop's Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Dan Casselberry Is one of the scouts participat­ ing In the patrol. Olliers who met with Daniel and Scout Executive John C. Dlhlcr in Orlando to make plans were Stephen Allen, Maitland; Phil Elmore, Indian Jllver City; llobert Willson, Orlando; Barry Wright, Or­ lando; Robert Smith, Lees­ burg; George Garmany, Or­ lando; BUI Martinson, Orlan­ do; Corky Parker, Kissimmee and Jon May, Orlando. The group will leave by bus on Sunday, June 7, for a week at the fair. When they arc not on duty they will l*e stay­ ing at Fort Totten In Queens, Daniel has designed and carv­ ed each one a Seminole In­ dian neckerchief slide to dis­ tinguish them as Florida scouts. SSJH Schedules Orientation For New Students By Jane Casselberry Sixth grade students from So u t h Seminole, English Estates, Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake and Longwood Hie m rolary schools who will be entering the seventh grade of South Seminole Junior High School a t Casselberry this fall, and their parents, are invited to attrnd an orienta tion program at 7:30 p, m. Thursday, May 2d, In the catetorium. This is the first time such a program has been held at the Junior High School, Those attending will be briefed on regulations, fees, and the school layout aa well as re cciving tho opportunity to moot the seventh grailo teach era, Mrs. Louise Gllpcn, guid snee counselor, advises. Refreshments will lie served following the briefings. HKI'AIHING WORN out lawn mower* to “old Httiff" to those "experi­ enced" South Seminole Junior High School JricliiHtrial arts students. I’hillip t>. Fletcher (left), Instructor, is explaining how to test, the en­ gine's Ignition system with n capacitor checker the hoys huilt themselves. With Fletcher (from left) are Ililmer Kiser, Nikki Stiggins and Doylo Lewis. (Herald Photo) DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club reported 13 tables In play for this week’s Tuesday afternoon meeting a t the Firemen's Recreation Hall. Play was directed by Mrs. Ruth Rlatt. Winners were, NS, finit, Mrs. J. D. Cur dell and Mrs. Ida 11. Wilson; second, Mrs. Blatt and Mrs. A. G. Besom; third, Mrs. R. S. Nirhulls and 11. Guy Chase; fourth, Harry M. Brown and William G. Lutz; KW. first, Mrs. Charles Hassell and Oscar Barnett; accond, .Miss Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Ann Dnglla; third, Mrs. Non Edwards and Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebache, fourth, Mrs. Myron Accardi and Charles Duglia. Next week's game has been advanced to Monday due to elections on Tuesday. Pro­ ceeds from this gamo will benefit the DeBary Volun­ teer Fire Department, DIANA MARIK Fnrclla is this year's "Poppy Girl" of tho American Legion Auxiliary. Mayor A. L. Wilson (loft) has proclaimed May 22-23 oh "Poppy Days," when tho little red flower will ho sold hy auxiliary members to finance welfare activities. Also shown is Mrs. John Pierro, auxiliary poppy chairman. (Herald Photo) Enterprise PTC Festival Set REAL, NOW , . • “ • . . SAVEI J i m W a iter?A ( u n til i w n Sheet Metal Specialties, Inc. HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING PH. 322-6241 J O i l ■ weak, w ) 4 4 W ith LUCITE WALL PAINT 1 What makes Cat-built tractors S E E ! best for land clearing? They are designed to do alt Hie rough and tough land clearing |o b i...lik e rooting, stumping, ditching and dean* ing up, Caterpillar-built machines ore made to run longer hours at a steadier pace for greater economy, to do a batter job for you. 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Snyder, Carolyn Wal­ lers, Willie Jenkins, Murrua Bowes, I.olti Benton and Ernest Curry, all of Hanford; Kathleen Gibbons, Orlando; Irene Hcllmnnn, DeBary; Bose Lee Barker, Casselber­ ry; and Muttte Perdue, Chuluota. The man who owns Cat-built tractors is equally as efficient os his machinery. He is the expert land clearer and can be retied on to give you the best job for your money. ■“ " SANFORD MAY 18 ADMISSIONS Betty Via, Dan Fielder, Joyce Crow, Carolyn W. Adams, Itioky Howard, Mury Gene­ vieve Moloney, Carol I*. Hoff­ man, Ann Moure and Lula Belle Hidhorry, all of Han­ ford; John C. Martin of Cas­ selberry and Dorothy Mutuizek, North Orlando. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Lyon. Alt of these girls with the addition of Tena Globus earned their Magic Carpet Badge. The troop wae organized in November and other bad­ ges the girls have earned aa a group are Troop Camper and Hospitality. The scouts and their lead­ ers recently attended a week­ end Camporee held at Camp Deer Lake in the Ocala N a­ tional Forest. The troop won the scavenger hunt and led the campers In singing at the campfire ceremony. Other ac­ tivities included workshops, a wide game, and a Scout’s Own. The group managed to have a good time in spite of the rainy weather they ex­ perienced. Acting Patrol lead­ er* at the Camporee were Linda McGinnis, Whispering Pines Patrol, and Susan Car­ rick, Clover Patrol. THRILL! Hospital Notes (eve thousands by doing part af tha Ini Ida finishing yourself. Wa offar 44 Inside options olthor Installed or just supplied. This unique tonstrwctlon method allows you to sot your own monthly payments. Over 100,000 satisfied customers. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 AIR CONDITIONING BUDGET PRICED GRAND PRIZE for tills year’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta will be a portable television set displayed in tho photo by Chief Claude I.nyo and Fireman Carl Lommlcr. Plans for the event, as they are completed, will ho announced. N o M o n o / Dow n ■ 100% Fin an cin g ■ Cu sto m -B u ilt on Y o u r Lot This Beautiful 3-Bedroom Homo Completely Finished Outside —Inside finishing extra. O Lutz, Rhonda W atters, McGinnis, Cynthia, JuNorn H artnett, Pam Mary Frances Quarles, Carrlck and Susan By Mrs. Adam Muller The May meeting of the Business ami Professional Di­ vision of the DeBary Chamber of Commerce was held a t De­ Bary Manor with Eugene Davis presiding. A report on activities of the West Volusia Road Commit­ tee was given hy Sam Faron and the secretary was In­ st: urted l« write n letter of appreciation and Invitation to visit DrUary to County Com­ missioner Hartia Saxon. Some 1R members of the di­ vision were In attendance. Tim National Automobile Club suggests drivers allow more time for passing in high altitudes of mountain driving because of a slowdown in mo­ tor reactions. $ C Celia Linda back, Lyon, Susan DeBary Business Group Meets FROM MODELS and FLOOR PLANS T w aeo M A iin ie ford Lyon, 3604 Datura Court. Co-trader of the troop Is Mrs. Gerald McGinnis. Girls receiving their Sign of the Arrow Badge were JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 472, Ensthrook, held n Court of Awards Monday. Shown with their leader, Mrs. Bradford Lyon, are, from left, Rhonda Watters, Linda McGinnis, Cynthia Juback, Nora Hartnett, I’am Lyon, Mury Frances Quarles, Susan Garrick, Tena Globus and Susan Lyon. (Herald Photo) C l h o DIFFERENT ose ONLY NAME BRAND BUILDING MATERIALS USED THROUGHOUT 8$0)i W. n t h BT. Tax collections from the sslc of cigarettes and alco hollc beverages exceed $102 million, surpassing all re­ cords In Florida's history snd with still two months to go in fiscal year 1963-64. According to the stale bev erage, director, Richard B. Keating, collections for April alone reached $10,500,898.39, for an increase of 12.52 per per cent over the same period jast year. This brings collec­ tions from July, 1963, to April, 1964, to $102,072,929.99, The director said his agents also destroyed 19 moonshine stills during April, poured out 18,317 gallons of fermenting mash and 1,075 gallons of moonshine ready for market. Twenty automobiles were seized, 59 arrests made for moonshine activity and 179 arrests for other beverage law violations, Keating conducted 112 ad­ ministrative hearings during the month on licenses charg­ ed with various beverage law violations. The beverage agent's report shows 605 gallons of mash were found in Seminole Coun­ ty during April. Tho auditors' report from the beverage department show rigarclte sales brought the largest tax contribution with $4,912,487.36; followed by lieer with $2,458,816.12; liquor, $2,295,467 52; and urine. $807,209.13. (liber miscellaneous collections made up the bal­ ance of (he $10.5 million taken In during the month. DeBary Bridge Club Plays 13 Tables By Helm Snodgrass A “ Gay Oil’s Festival" will lie sponsored by Uie Enter­ prise Parent-Teacher Council on tlm school grounds Satur­ day between the houn of 2 and 5 p. m. Many of the local residents are planning to wear costumes of the day and anyone plann­ ing to attend Is invited to come In gay 90'a dress. There will lie a fish pond, dart games, horse rides, cot­ ton randy, ice cream cones, hot dogs an<l soft drinks and a sales table of plant! and fancy work, Tim event Is planned to pro­ Salt L an essential nutrient vide an afternoon of enter­ to all living rreatures, delud­ tainment not only for Urn ing freshwater fish. children hut for adults as well. YORK By Jane Casselberry Junior Girl Scout Troop 472 of Eastbrook held a Court of Awards Monday at the home of their leader, Mrs. Brad­ C a lsrp llla r, Cat s a t T ra ia a sa la r ara B a alataraS T f M i a a i M af Ca l a r a l l l a r T. a s t a r C. HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. 223 W. 3rd ST. 322-5581 #} / MaBKEi f • �(£ lu > > VOL. 56 VTTo^ Sign over the nurses’ desk on the second floor a t Semi* note Menu-rial Hospital: When you are getting kicked from the rear it means you are “out in front.”—Bishop Fulton J. Shenn. • • • We’ve hnd several phone raile asking why the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy was not Hated among the awards to be made at Seminole High's all sports banquet. We thecked and found th a t the Cordell award will be pre­ sented on Class Day which is set for 1:110 p.m. June 5 in Fleming Gymnasium. We also learned that the Class of ’SO (graduated 25 years ngo) will participate along with members of the fnculty and SHS students. With all the county offices and agencies Seminole now has, and with several of the offices now installing lines off the Winter Park Tele­ phone exchange to provide toll free service for South Seminole residents, we won­ der if anyone has thought of a county switchboard? It could turn out to be mure economical. • • • Far be it freni us to sta rt any controversy, but we can't help commenting th at the Rotary Club's group singing is a mite better than the ren­ ditions of the Kiwanis Club. • • * John Krlder and his St. Johns-Indian River Canal Dis­ trict group were in Del.und today briefing the I>»-I.and Chamber of Commerce'* Cape Kennedy access road commit­ tee on the highway which will parallel the canal. The fourlane ribbon of roadway will sta rt in the vicinity of the Orange City-Del.aml inter­ change on Interstate 4 and end at U. S. Highway 1. e e a Highway 40, e«,'a 0f gnn. ford, has a rendezvous point for workers a t the Cupe Ken­ nedy project. Kmployes living in the Sanford area drive to a selected point off the high­ way, park their enrs and then join others in a car-pool ride to the Cape, He interesting to know what giant traffic jam would be created in the al­ ready busy Cape area should all the drivers continue on to work in individual cars. • e • Howling enthuaists are tak­ ing a breather right now prior to starting tipsummer activities. And the round of banquets attest to this. Most leagues have f in is h e d a long, highly successful s o u s n n. Quito a sport, both fur play­ ers and spectators. We've been tohl bowling attracts far more participants and spec­ tators than any other sport. • • • Zip Code 32771 f e r a lf t * WEATHER: Fair through Saturday with isolated showers; high today 86-92; low tonight in upper 6 0 s . ___________ United Press Leased \v7e Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO, 196 Canal Center Line Ordered Set Absentee Vote Heavy Indications are th a t Semi­ nole County voters will sur­ prise the politirol experts in Tuesday'* second or run-eff primary. The experts havr been predicting a light and apathetic vote . . . hut Regis­ tra r Camilla llruce today re­ ported a total of 355 absen­ tee ballots have been cast. Local political observers have felt there is little in- terest In the Tuesday electlon, primarily because of the colorless three comity-wide campaigns and three district campaigns for justice of the peace and constable. TOP HISTORY STUDENTS nt Sanford Junior High School were honored Thtmtday during school assembly and wore presented with awards from three organizations. The boys are, from left, Brent Armstrong, winner of the Woodmen of the World award; Lurry Itodd, the DAR award; and Doug Stanley, the UDC award. Making the presentations were Mrs. Belle Rumbley, eighth grade history instructor, for the DAR and UDC; and A. C. Madden of the Woodmen of the World. (Herald Photo) Mother Denies Capt. W are To Leave Two Children SNAS Post On June 29 Were Strangled CROSSV1LLE, Term. (UPD —A young mother testified Thursday that she lied when »hc told officer* her two child­ ren were strangled by SamKarl (Big John) Ammons, re­ cently placed on the FBI's 10-most-wanted list. At limes sobbing uncontrol­ lably, Mrs. Alma Faye Heed Matthews, 21-year-old wife of of an Alabama plasterer, re­ versed her charges that Am­ mons had strangled her son and daughter. She said they died of natural causes and were placed in an 8 foot -deep septic tank near here by Am­ mons at her request. Mrs, Matthews, who is ex­ pecting a child In October, tes­ tified at a preliminary hear­ ing at which she, Ammons, and Ammons' shapely, 23old-brunettc wife were hound over to the Cumberland Coun­ ty grand Jury In connection with the deaths of John An­ thony Reed, 2, and Hose Marie Heed, t. General Sessions Judge Haul E. Watson ordered Ammons and Mrs. Matthews held with­ out bond on first degree mur­ der chargs. Ammons’ wife was charged as an accessory. That truck driver who rode hia big tractor-trailer rig off Highway 40 and into a fourfoot deep channel of water is probably the luckiest guy alive today. Hud that rig Jackknifed—F’OW, ho would have had 72.000 pounds of suml In the back of his lup. Congratulated by a newsman, the driver said: "Y etsir, I’m sure lucky to be alive.” • • • Photographers get identifi­ cation of persons In the pic­ ture from notes scratched by willing volunteers in odd WASHINGTON (U P!) ways. A Herald photographer was out the other night cov­ Top U. S. officials worked to ering a shindig at Lake Mon­ day to shape plans for stepp­ roe Inn and asked a gal to ed-up military pressure on help with the names. She Communist fo ces in South­ wrote ’em on the back of n east Asia if diplomatic maneu­ c h e c k . Unfortunately, t h e vers fail to ease the Laos crisis within the next few check wasn’t endorsed. . . , s e e days. Photo coverage of Semi­ Movements of units of the nole County news events by powerful U. S. 7th Fleet Into The Herald is hitting an all­ waters closer to the turbulent lime high. Thuraday'a edition region and dispatch of Amer­ carried no less than 38 pic­ ican troops to Thailand, Just ture* of county activities. This across the Meklng River from it more than most of the Laos, were said to be the next logical step* If the Red offen­ stale's larger dailies. • • • sive in Laos continues. President Johnson was ex­ Seminole County supporters of Hsydon Burns came up with pected to review the recom­ an election day idea that has mendation* of U. S. planners caught *>n and will lie utilix- by the weekend and come to ed statewide next Tuesday. some specific decision. U. S. Jet reconnaissance Voters who have decided to go with Bums are being ask flight* over Communist p o r­ ed to “ Burn your lights for tion* in Laos, which began Burns” while driving their Thursday, were described as car* Tuesday. “ This.” says the lira! stage In additional Bob Billhimer of Sanford, help to be given neutralist “ will remind voter* not only Premier Souvanna Phouma's government if to vote but also to vote for the embattled Jacksonville mayor. I necessary , U. S. Prepares For Hotter War Captain Robert M. Warc, USN will be relieved a* com­ manding officer of (he Sanford Naval Air Station, by Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, USN, June 25. Capt. Ware, who hai been JUUVA. Mae W est Sues LOS ANGELES (UPD — Mae West filed suit Thursday to stop actress Marie Lind from using the name “ Dia­ mond Lil." Either, Or ATI-ANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPD—Hilly Graham said to­ day llu> United Stales should either throw “ all we've got” into the Viet Nam war or withdraw completely. Marlene A Wow MOSCOW ( UPI) — Marlene Dlctiich wowed the audience at the Moscow theater Thurs­ day night with a sexy rendi­ tion of old love songs in her first appearance in Russia. For The Byrds WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Harry F. Byrd, the Sen­ ate's leading exponent of economy, recommended to­ day that Sil.S billion he chop­ ped from President Johnson'* fiscal 19G5 budget. Killings Reported MIAMI (UPD—Cuban refu­ gees said today seven Castroite militiamen and a pro-Cas­ tro longshoreman were killed this month in Orientc Pro­ vince, traditional cradle of Cuban revolutions. Breaks With Judy SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) —Harry Miller, the promoter who brought singer Judy Gar­ land U> Australia for three controversial a p p e a r a n c ci, said t o d a y he was “ through with the whole thing." Church Elects By United Press International A Negro was elected mod­ erator of the United Presby­ terian Church Thursday at the group's General Assemb­ ly at Oklahoma City. H» Is the Rev. Elder G. Hawkins of the Bronx, New York. f commanding officer pf Uw Sanfo’d air base since Nov­ ember 1961, will l»o retiring from the Navy after more than 30 ycarj of service. Capt. Swanson It currently at the U. S. Naval War Col­ lege in Newport, It. L Ho will be the 11th commanding offic­ er of the station since the base was built during Workl War II. A changc-of-command cere­ mony will be held at 2 p, in. June Zf» at the station. A re­ ception will follow the event. Capt. Ware. lw>rn March 8, 1915. in Hagerman, N. M., was graduated from the Naval Academy in 1937. His first tour of duly was aboard tlie USS Lexington. He was later designated a naval aviator in lull alter completing flight training at Pensacola and served aboard the USS Wasp until she was sunk in 1912. Following the sinking of the Wasp, he went to the Naval Air Station, Daytona Beach, as an instructor and then to the USS Hornet as a squadron commanding officer. Immediately after tlic war Capt. Ware served as a flag secretary and two years Inter went aboard the USS Min­ doro. He was assigned to the Na­ val War College in 19to for three years and was then or­ dered to the USS Coral Sea. Capt, Ware served a tour of duty in llie office of the Chief of Naval Operations In Washington. D. C., from 1953 to 1955, and from there he went to he Hu* avialtion train­ ing officer of the Fleet Train­ ing Group Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. After Cuba he became the commanding officer of the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Sauflcy Field. Fla. Prior to coming to Sanford, he served as commanding officer of the USS Suribachi and the USS Bennington. Capt. Ware, who is married to the former Miss Myrtle Picht of Seattle, Wash., has been awarded the following decorations: Hie Navy Croxa with Star, the Silver Star, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air 5ledal, and the Purple Heart. Too, local elector* seemed to have lost interest in the Democratic governor's cam­ paign, brtween Mayor Haydon Hums of Jacksonville and Mayor Hubert King High cf Miami. Hut Mrs. Hiurc'a report of the heavy absentee vote— compared to the 309 in the first primary on May 5—In­ dicates Seminole voters are interested and again mayturn out In what may be it record number on Tuesday. T h e tame polling (23) places ns in the May 5 pri­ mary will be open 7 n.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday for the second primary, with one exception, Mrs. Hruce said. Republicans will go to the polls to choose a state man Voters In precinct 12, the Forest City area, will have a now fuiling place. The building In which the polling place was loeat I on May 5 has V-eto sold. County Commissioner* met this morning and selected a site 100 feel west of Hie former polling place. It Is lo­ cated between the Forest City Kuvlaiirant and the Forest City Bait Shop on SB 436. and woman fur the GOP na­ tional committee a n i l to choose between nn unpledged slate and a slate of delegate* to the GOP national conven­ tion pledged to Sen. Harry Gnldwnter for the Republican presidential nomination. Democrat* likewise w i l l choose a state man and wom­ an for their national cimmlltee, plu* voting on a vista of delegate* to the Democra­ tic national c o n v e n t i o n pledged to President Lyndon H. Johnson, Seminole C o u n t y Demo­ crat* also will vote between Burns and High for their pnrtie*' bid for governor. The winner will be opposed by Charles It. Holley, St. Peter*hurg Republican, In the Nuv. 3 general election. County Democrat* also will choose Tuesday between Mar­ jorie Shepard and Troy Hay for county tax collector, be­ tween Incumbent J. C. Hutchi­ son Hnd Edward Yarlmrough fo r county commissioner from District 1, and between incumbent John Fitzpatrick and Harry F. Cushing for county commissioner from District 5. Diet i id Democrats will choose between Inrumbent Linton I,. Cox and Al Davit for justice of the peSre In District tl, between incum­ bent It. K. Carroll ami Charlie Thomas for constable in Dis­ trict 4, and between Incum­ bent Grady Hall and Charles Fugan for rcnstablc In Dis­ trict 6. Names of all other Demo­ cratic nominees will not ap­ pear on Tuesday'* ballot but will on the Nov. 3 general bal­ lot. Opposing in the Novem­ ber general election will be inrumlient Speisard Holland, Democrat, and Claude R. Kirk Jr., Rrputdlran, for U. S. sen­ ator; inrumbent S. J. Davis Jr., Drmuciat, and Hubert Hoover, Republican, for state representative; incu m b r n t Mary Earle Walker, Demo­ crat, and Guy Allen, Republi­ can, for tax assessor; W, Lawrence Hwufford, Demo­ crat, and E. Pope Bassett, Re­ publican, for county commis­ sioner from District 3; incum­ bent Jim Rlrkenmeyrr Jr., Democrat, and Walter It. lluberg, Republican, fur school board member from District 3, and Cox or Davis, Demo­ crat, and Charles K. Kern, Republican, for justice of the peace from District 6. SRB To Meet TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The slat* road board will TALLAHASSEE (UPD Gov. Farris Bryant flew to meet here May 28 to hold a New York for a look at the public hearing on tha tenta­ operation of the state'* exhibit tive construction budget for 1941-46. at the World'* Fair. Bryant To Fair Waterway Cost Estimated At $11 Million By Harry Johnson Authorization to ostabllsh the center line for the St. Johns-Indian River Canal was given today by the canal dis­ trict* directors meeting in DeLand. The district officially in­ structed its engineer, Norman Bryan, a resident engineer with the Jacksonville firm of Reynolds, Smith and Hills, to proceed at once. The project involve* align­ ing 23 miles of waterway from ldike Monroe east to the In­ dian River, linking Sanford with Titusville. John Krlder, chairman of the district's board of direct­ ors, said that the cost of pro­ ject is now being estimated at $11 million. The . anal would contain two lock*, each 56 feet by 250 feet. One of the lock* would be located north of I-ake Harney and the other J\t«A west of proposed Inter­ state 95. Participating in the district'* meeting were Senator Rand­ olph Hodges of Tallahassee, chairman of the Stale ConservaUon Commission, and the chairman of live Florida Canal Authority, W. A. McCree. Lator today the district's director* met with the Dcl-and Chamber of Commerce to brief that body on the canal district's plans for a fourlane highway north of the canal and a two-lane service road U> the south. Krlder reiterated the pur­ pose of the canal 'mold be to develop the commercial, re­ creational and residential pot­ ential of the oast Control Florid* area. CG Captures Gulf Shrimper ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —A Coast Guard cutter In­ tercepted a shrimp tmut today and took Into custody Its lone crewman on suspicion of murdering the beat's miss­ ing captain. The Coast Guard said It hud no ill-lulls of the capture about 200 miles aoulbwest of here In the Gulf of Mexico. A spokesman said earlier the Negro crewman, Henry Wea­ ver, was armed with a rifle and was believed to be wounded ami delirious. The cutter took the shrimp boat In tow for Tampa, An FBI agent was aboard the cutter Point Swift when it Intercepted the shrimp boat Golden Net out of Tampa. The agent carried a warrant charging the occupant of the shrimp boat with murder. Weaver radioed the Tnmpa owned of the 72-foot Gold­ en Net Thursday that ”1 have a hole in my head and my arm is cut," "He was reported to be rather incoherent when he radioed for help,” the Coast Guard said. Two shrimp boats — the Captain Bill and Arlrtie R. —heard the call and kept the Florida-bound Golden N e t under surveillance until a Coast Guard cutter could in­ tercept the ship. Court-Cuddling Curdles Judge AWAY IT HOES — This heavily loaded truck left Highway -16 Thursday morning right at Mims Bridge and near the Volusia County line, slither­ ed down n shnrp embankment and came to rest in the ditch. The driver, William Richard Chenevcrt, 31, of Winter Garden, scampered out of the cub, unhurt but badly shaken. The Midstatc Hauling Co. truck was loaded with 72,000 pounds of sand. One of the five guard posts ripped tmt was tossed more than 100 feet. Highway Patrolman Dun Oaks in­ vestigated. (Herald Photo) Burns Charges NAACP Threatened Negroes ST. PKYEKSHUItG (UPI) —Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon Burns charged today the NAACP hoi treatened “many re­ spected and educated Negro citizen*" If they support hi* candidacy for governor. Hum*, stumping bard in prrpaiution for Tuesday's Democratic runoff primary, *Uo again labeled opponent Hubert King High of Miami a* "the NAACP candidate" in the runoff. Burn* told the breakfast meeting supporters that lit* "NAACP has created an at- Longwood OK On Sunday Beer Sales Asked By Donna Kstc* Sal Del.ucian, owner of Lmgwood Plaza, appeared be­ fore a special *0*1 Ion of (he Ixmgwood City Council Thurs­ day evening to urge that Uie city wr-mlt Sunday aalea of beer. Del.ucian stated that buslneas in the .-hopping center, *nd it other groceries in the community, In diminishing due to the fact that customer* ean go to neighboring communi­ ties to purchase beer on Sun­ day. Council Chairman R. C. Carlson reaffirmed the city's position and stated that al­ though the city desires to co­ operate with local business people, resident* of the city had voted against the Issue last December. In other business, Mr*. Bob­ bie Joe Hunt requested the key to the old city hall build­ ing in order that broken wlndowa may be repaired. She reminded council that the building will revert luck to her ownership since K la no longer being used as a city hall. Carlson assured Mrs. Hunt that the city will vacate the premise* at the earliest poss­ ible moment. Taken under advisement wa* a petition to pave Oak Street from Wild m e n to Overstreet; Overstreet Ave­ nue from Oak to Grant and Grant Street from Overstreet to Wiki mere. mospherc of dreud and fear in the Negro community." He said that many Negro cltixrni "have come to u* and said *wc are afraid—wc can­ not make an endorsement be­ cause of fear of what will happen to ua or our fami­ lies.’ " He charged that vole for High—who lias announced his full support of the civil rights Dill—would be a “ betray*!" of Florida Srns. Sprssnrd Holland and George Sm athen who are fighting the bill in Congress. The Jacksonville Mayor a t­ tacked the right! bill saying the public accommodations section i* "the least objection­ able section of the hill—ob­ jectionable as the section Is.” After the coffee, Burnt headed inliiml for a coffee at Avon Park and a luncheon at Wauchiila. HIGH REPEATS HIS CHALLENGE GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Robert King High challenged gubernatorial opponent Huydon Burn* today to "tell ut where you were really born” and then headed for strong Burns' territory in the Flor­ ida panhandle to drum fur more vole*. The two mrn clash In Tues­ day's democratic runoff for the right to meet GOP can­ didate Charles Holley of St. Petersburg In tha November general election. High said today that he realized his Jacksonville op- Bite Fatal To Snake Collector MIAMI (UPI) — Snake col­ lector Shuhcrt I/*> died Thursday night from (ho •trike of a deadly cobra af­ ter a two-day battle by doc­ tors to save him. So staggering was the ven­ om of Hie reptile that Lee, 28, never regained consciousness and wa* completely paralyzed. Police »*id l/re may have committed luicidc by thrust­ ing hi* hand into a sack con­ taining the cobra. No one saw Lee bitten. Ilia fiance, Flor­ ence Guittkcrez, 32, said she found I-re Wednesday night groaning on (lie floor of his cottage. She said I-ee had been de­ spondent over money. ponent's birth place was a small issue, but added “ thn Importance of tha m atter is moral Integrity."’ Die red-headed Miami may­ or said Jacksonville Mayor Burns’ campaign literntur* claimed he was born in Louis, vitlr, Ky„ But High added ha hnd information thnt Bui ns was horn near Chicago. After the breakfast speech in a restaurant packed with about 300 supporters, High look off for Tallahassee, Pan­ ama City, Peiisnrnln, Crestview and Milton for later ap­ pearances. Adlai's Peace Plan Studied UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Diplomat* here disrus*cd possible ways today of pulling Into effect U. S. Am­ bassador Adlai E. Stevenson'* suggestions for a UN peace­ keeping role in Southeast Asia. Washington'* willingness to hive the United Nations par­ ticipate In affairs of Hie strife-ridden area encompass­ ing Lao*, Viet Nam and Cam­ bodia wo* regarded here as the most significant develop­ ment in Stevenson’s policy review before the Security Counril Thursday, The council was in re ces* until Monday morning. !U de­ bate on Cambodia's charge of aggression by South Viet Nain and the United State* has mushroomed into a full-scale discussion of thn whole South­ east Asian situation. Stevenson avoided direct accusations against Russia In his speech, hut In blunt talk to the Kremlin’* Communist colleagues he said: “Tlie United State* cannot stand by while Southeast Asia is overrun hy armed aggres­ sors. As long as the people of that area are determined to preserve their own independ­ ence and ask for our help In preserving it, wc will extend It." York Ailing NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) —Old soldier Sgt. Alvin York today returned to familiar battle ground* at the Veter­ ans Administration Hospital here suffering from a kidney ailment. No More Silk Wallpaper In General’s Bath WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ail Irked House Appropria­ tions Committee today out­ lawed ellk wallpaper fur gen­ eral*’ bathrooms, put the brake* on expansion of offi­ cers’ club*, and said If the Navy want* new tiowling al­ ley* it cannot look to tha tax­ payer* to build them. Tha committee, burning at a recent Army outlay of |94, 600 to remodel * major gen­ eral'* suite, chopped new mili­ tary construction requests and ■tarnly lectured the services on overdesign, waste and excessiva cost in soma of their building*. Approving an economy-style f 1.6 billion construction fund fo r tha new fiscal year, tha committal in a formal report cited as a horrible example of what ought not to be don* exactly what it said was dona wrhan tha Army Mobility Command M t up a headquart- ALRtiqifERQUK, N. M. fUPD—Municipal court judge Harry D. Robin* put the damper on aome courtroom cuddling Thursday. Robin* caught W i l l i a m Mosaman, 22. of Albuquerque, killing a girl Just a few feet from where he was lifting on the bench. “ Quit making love in the in the courtroom," Robin* said. “Thii isn’t what thla court Is for." btossmin later was fined 910 by Robins on a charge of operating u until* vahleJ#. *n at Warren, Mich. Live Entertainment FIU. & SAT. NITES 9 P. M. ’til 2 A. M. Beginning May 29th Enjoy A Relaxing Evening In The Air Conditioned Comfort Of The Unique Caribe . . . o1 VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 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/b77d2ea1682c9ba222a4e2a6cd027f57.pdf a4a431a8c9f0ab2f6972eae9ca7db001 PDF Text Text ' r r r w*L P«8« 4-A—April 22, 1964 Osteen Civic Association Has April Meeting «C*I i i ’ By Mra. Clarence Snyder The Ontecn Civic Anode* tion met Thuraday evening at the County Dam building with Nick I’felfauf, president, proaiding. Twenty-four new member* ahlps have been received since the last meeting. ■Hie committee for the com­ munity picnic reported it was a huge success. Several dona­ tions have been received for the building fund. The organization thanked Joe Masters and Robert Ilirt for their cooperation in mov­ ing the moument and erecting the flag pole at the park. It waa also recommended that a thank you letter be written to County Commissioner Hnrrls Saxon, The Chase Com­ pany and Hill Lumber Com­ pany for their part in the project. A report was given on the Talent Show being sponsored by the organization. This ■how will be given Tuesday evening, April 28, a t the I)oBary Civie Center. Ilckets are on sale various places in 8anford by the members and will be available a t the door. It waa decided to dlspcnso with the regular meetings in July and August. A plastic party will be held In May with the proceeds going to the building fund. The date will be announced later. Other fund raising projects were discussed. This will be continued a t the next meeting. Pfeifauf then Introduced Mrs. Thomaa Largen, presi­ dent of the Seminole County Cancer U n it She spoke brief­ ly to the group then intro­ duced Mra. Helen Gleeson, public education chairman. Mra. Gleeson explained how they were trying to educate the public and told how thou­ sands of livea could be saved if people would have yearly health checks. Dr. Largen showed pictures on the subject and answered questlona from the group. ENJOYTHE By Donna Estea Chief Claude Layo reported today that a total of |24& has been donated, to date, to the Longwood Volunteer Fire De­ partm ent Ambulance Fund which has been set up at Florida State Dank of San­ ford. The fund waa initiated re­ cently with the donation of two flOO bills by John D. Scott, president of the Astor­ ia Automatic Sprinkler Com­ pany, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y. and winter resident of Longwood. Scott, who will return to his summer home In Hightstown, N. J., within the next few weeks, will investigate there the costa of a fully equipped ambulance. When the vehicle la acquired It will be staffed by members of the Volunteer Fire Department and Auxil­ iary who will be qualified to administer first aid. Donations may be tumrd In to Mayor A. It. I^rmnnn, Chief Layo or Mrs. Layo, who has been appointed secretary ef the fund, or to any mem­ ber of the department. Mra. Layo will keep a com­ plete list of those making do­ nations which will be available for publle inspection upon re quest. itPUBLIX 4-piece place Betting of porcelain china, your choice of pat­ terns, ‘TrcHtige” or “Platinum Wheat” with coupon and purchaHCH of $10.00 or more! TIME HAS BEEN EXTENDED! THIS OFFER NOW GOOD THRU APRIL 29 AT YOUR CASSELBERRY PUIILIX. 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Fudgles no Oetmeel Cookies Fkl- • *1 Rater's Brand Baby 39* d o w n p r o d u c e la n e • Putrto Rican P in e a p p le s • 3 U. S. Ha. 1 All Furpoie P o ta to e s • 10 Vine-Ripenad □ Tomatoes ........... brimming qt. bosket tp X FRIOS effective Now England "C . A-M McIntosh DtURS. •FRL •SAT. □ Apples ................... m 49' (Flus 50 extra fra APR. M, 14, U, 1944 JfA GWArAle e e n S ta m p s < eeuyee me oerckese ek New England "CA.” Mdntetk Applet * 3-lb. bog, 49c ' Avoir** Bet- April ZC. 1*041 Oman Stamp* v/i Swift's Premium Sweat-Smoko-Flavor SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOVT.-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Russia Agrees To Remove Ships K e y C lu b S t e a k »>. 8 9 * C h u c k S t e a k s • »>. 4 9 * P o t R o a s t .(boit«-iR) 0 lb. 4 9 * P o t R o a s t (boneless) # |b. 7 9 * S h o r t R i b s ...»>• 3 9 * namo G r o u n d B e e f 3 ^ * 1 47 WASHINGTON (UPI) — fhe State Department an­ nounced Monday that the Sov­ iet Union had agreed to with­ draw Russian vessels fishing for king crab near Kodiac Is­ land, Alaska. The United States protested the presence of the Soviet vessels were outside the tra­ ditional three-mile fishing lim­ it but th e . protest contended th at the crawling crabs were "natural resources” of the U. S. Continental Shelf. The original of the "United Nations’' was sug­ gested by President Franklin />- Roosevelt, according to En­ cyclopedia Americana. 9U.IIES FREE - at Casselberry Publix - Perch Fillet .... Layo Releases Fund Report W H ERE SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE! .(Flus 100 extra tree 4 W draea Stamps with eeupoa). V Sliced Bacon .......... 49' Swift's Framlum Boneleee Smoked Daisies........ ,b. 69' Tnmaw's Tasty Chipped Beef or H a m ....... 3 Vfc'- *1 Capelend's Flovarful Froth 4%, Sliced Bologna ,,........ * 49* WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �I r U 41 Displays In Industrial Show Opening Tonight Beauty Contest Gets Under Way Tonight ® lt ? ^ c t n f n r it f c n t l i i • Zip Code 32771 J Exhibit Salute To Business Achievements scheduled for 7:30 when the Forty-one displays win girls were s h o w n just WEATHER: Partly cloudy today with scattered showers likely Friday; high today 85-90; low tonight In 60s. Highlight the Industrial Exhow to walk down the ramp, hibit of the Seminole County United Press Leaser! W re iietablished 1908 THURS., APRIL 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 175 how to stand and Just when VOL. 56 Chamber of Commerce indus­ to smile. trial committee commencing Assisting in the practice at 6:30 p. m. tonight at San­ session was Miss Candi Con­ dor, "Miss Seminole County" ford Civic Center, of 1963, Mrs. William Kline­ Co-chairmen Carl Schilke felter and Mrs. Joe Dennison and Scott Hums said the ex­ nlso gave pointers to the con­ hibit is a salute to all Semi­ testants. nole County industry. Others were the four jud­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Karyle Housholder, Cham­ ges who had a s h o r t The Supreme Court refused ber president, Saturday night chat with each girl. The today to restore Richard Nix­ will present an Award of Ap­ judges are Janet Bonder of on's name to the Florida preciation to the industrial­ • • • P I a y g i r l Fashions, Cecile Presidential Prim ary ballot ist contributing the ma<l to Heard, U.S. Postmaster; RobState Board of Health urges the development of Seminole ert Sheddon of Southern Bell parents who have children County. and Paul Lewis of the Credit starting to school this fall to BRAUNSCHWEIG. G e r ­ The exhibit will be staged Bureau. many (UPI) — Nazi mass for three nights, opening at obtain certified copies of birth The crowning of “Miss murderer Hans Walter Zech- 6:30 tonight and Friday night certificates. However, Semi­ Seminole County" Saturday Ncnntwich has escaped from and at R p. m. Saturday. nole County schools will ac­ night is part of the three-day a maximum security jail, Highlight of (he exhibit will cept any legitimate recording, Industrial Exposition of Sem­ police said today. be the annual beauty contest inole County and is sponsored even family Bibles. sponsored by the Sanford • • • by the Civitnns. Civitan Club. Nineteen beau­ This is the county's second ‘•The Clock" was curious the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - A ties will vie for the title of annual contest. The first was other day about a Seminole hearing on a suit to block "Miss Seminole County." held during Seminole County's Salute to county Industrial­ the merger of the Atlantic licensed car with a "Blount Carrawny, Semi-Centennial celebration a Coast Line and Seaboard Air ists will lie voiced at 7:30 to­ for county Judge" bumper ANDREW businessman, year ago. I.inc railroads has been sche­ night by Schilkc, Mayor A. L. strip, when no "Blount” is on Sanford At the first session tonight duled for July 17. Wilson and James P. Avery the county ticket. Many read­ has been appointed n contestants will he judged in | Jr., C o u n t y Commission ers telephoned to let us know member of the military bathing suits. Friday, begin­ chairman. Uriel Blount, erstwhile presi­ affairs committee of Girls entered In the beauty DAR ES SALAAM, Tangan­ dent of the Florida Junior the F l o r i d a State ning at 7:30 p.m., the evening gown competition will be held yika (UPI) — President Ju­ contest will parade in bath­ Chamber of Commerce, is Chamber of Commerce and on Saturday, the girls lius Nyerere announced today ing suits at 8 this evening, in running for county judge in by Floyd II. IJowen, will again appear in their president. that Tanganyika and the left­ evening gowns at 8 Friday Volusia County. bathing suits. The winner will • • • ist-ruled island republic of evening and for the final Ik* cruwncd by Miss Condor. Zanzibar will unite into "one judging at 8:15 Saturday The Clock Winders have The nineteen contestants are evening. sovereign state." just learned that the Diversi­ Misses Pam Gibbs, Pat CrimaThe Junior Chaml>er of fied Cooperative Training ley, Shnron Williams, Janice Commerce will sponsor a JOHN A. IIURTON IV today signed the contract Standing are Andrew Carrawny (left), trustee Club at Seminole High School Bussell, Peggy Miller, Marla ATLANTA (UPI) — South­ free snack bar each evening for the architectural design of the now $1 mil­ secretary-treasurer, and Robert Hessercr, hos­ helped several local families Jones, Ann Mahan, Loretta ern state ami regional leaders and door prizes will be alion wing of Seminole Memorial Hospital. He is pital administrator, who said construction will enjoy the recent Easter holi­ Fore, Sherry Thrasher, Carla of the Barry Goldwater presi- warded at intervals all even­ pictured (seated left) with A. B. Peterson Sr., Iks started in the late fall or early winter. day. Under the direction of Lommler, Pat Mackall, Joanne dentlal movement will meet ing. president of the hospital Itonrd of trustees. (Herald Photo) I.ou Girard, co-ordinator, the Heron, Sandy Getman. Burns, co-chairman of the In Atlanta Saturday and Sun­ families were provided with Karen Metzler, Kathy But­ trade body's industrial com­ day to coordinate their acti­ food baskets containing a ler, Nylcen Albers, Knrcn mittee, said today that 2,500 vities. complete Easter dinner. The By United Press International State Sen. Scott Kelly charg­ Green, Nanry Pinnock and persons visited Uie show families were located through ed today that the past two ad­ Barbara D'e Sehoek. during last year's oneway the Salvation Army. They* are sponsored respec­ ministrations h a v e b o r n NEW YORK (UPI) - En- run. This year, with the show • • • tively hy Kingswood Builders, eouraged by Improving weath­ running tonight, Friday and Our apologies to Johny Van wasteful in paying out mil­ er and the likllhood of dlraln- Saturday, chamber officials Kcpocl. In Doris Williams’ in­ lions of dollars for road con­ Dearborn Electronics, Lions Club, Kader Jewelry, DynaIng civil rights protests, vis­ are anticipating a much larg­ terview in The Herald with sultants. In a speech to supporter* tronics, Rtkaha Inn, Sanford itors In greater numbers were er attendance. hio mother, Mayor Irene Van WASHINGTON (UPI) — thn effectiveness of collective -v .» converging . on .«$. (ho 1964-65 Eepoel, of North Orlando, so at Miami, Kelly laid "Mil­ Atlantic Bank, Citiceni Bank A l'nhera of Congress "IfTed bargaining ) P.r •*b|pnt of Oviedo, Florida State Bank, World’* Fair, lions have been paid out in Seminole County’s "trie Th« NA> J fUbi atnlt to fly much concentration was plac­ I.ormann Real Estate, Holler phone barrier" wa* studied M-ltli incnt or tho lung stand­ Johnson has again demon­ the new BA-fC Vigilante reed on the spelling of the fam­ consultant fcea in the present Motors, Iwroy C. Robb, Const., Wednesday by Wilkins Lin- ing railroad and just previous administra­ . , dispute . . .today . .as a strated his effective and per­ connaiisance bomber c o n ily name that Johny’s name Gator Lumber Company. tions. The money has been hart, utility engineer of the ,ri1" ,n*,h f° r col,ccll1v c 1 ,,ar' suasive leadership." Unues .operations a t the San­ came out "Johnny." It’s spell­ Perkins Mena Wear, Rill Florida Public Utilities Com- Ka,n" 'K a,Kl a I * " 0" ''1 vic,or> Sen. Paul H. Dogtilas, D ford Navel (Air StaUon this wasted because some of the ed with one "N ." Johny. Hemphill Motors, Capri Res­ mission. He said he will re­ lor President Johnson. III., said: "A great ticlory for week • • • projects became obsolete. weekend in Roth Republicans and Dem­ the American people, for col­ which, Miami Mayor Albert King taurant, Har Car, Sanford port his (indings to the Com­ beca me the Sanfordites are wondering SYBACUSE. N. Y. ( U P ! ) ocrats hailed the agreement lective bargaining, ami a first •' about the "Welcome Shriners" High was in Coral Gables, just Electric and Horne Distribut­ mission, Her operMichael W. Herr, strike chair­ ors. great tribute to the persist atio.,1. "b on Fulton Street. It’s stretch­ outside Miami, talking to a Linhart, guided on hia tour r1cmo' i1n‘! ,h« ,h' eat ol a na Groundbreaking ceremonies man of the railroad trainmen ed across the street . . . right realtors' meeting. The N av/announced today tor a new $20,000 Moose Home on the New York Central of Soul): Seminole County by tionwidc strike. There was no enec of the President." speculation of the political ef­ in front of the city jail) 1 "Votes are more Important that all pilots assigned to in Sanford will be held at 2 Railroad east of Iluffalo said J. O. (Jess) Gregory, confer­ Chief Roy Williams, who also than dollars. If you believe Hanford's Heavy A t t a c k p.m. Sunday by Sanford today that as far as he la red with James P. Avery Jr., fect of the development in an is president of the Shrine that principles arc more im­ Squadron Five (VAH-5) com­ Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of concerned the presidential chairman of the County Com­ election year. Rut legislators expressed Club, is taking a terrific rib­ portant than hugu war chests pleted the required day and Moose. Special guests for the agreement between tho un­ mission; Harold Decker, Fern bing—is he inviting his fel­ of some candidates who are night arrested landingi during occasion will be Jim Me- ions and railroad manage­ Park-Casselberry Chamber of candid relief that the touchy low Shriners to "visit” his buying their way to Tallahas­ carrier qualification! aboard Keone, state director and lo­ ment is not satisfactory and Commerce, and Morris Ruby, issue would not be dumped WASHINGTON (UPD hack in their laps so close to jail? see, then 1 believe you should the USS Saratoga off the coast cal city ami county officials. that the trainmen would English Estates School prin­ The House has approved un­ • • • national elections. Only last Second comity wide political of Florida last week. vote for me." cipal. Presiding will bo Otis SJo- strike the Central at 12:01 a. rally under the sponsorship of Sanford Jaycccs afe nomi­ High also cited his record animously a $16.7 billion de­ This is a Navy prerequisite blum, governor of the Sanford in., KST, Saturday. Linhart discussed his findAu«ual' Con«rc*‘ Pass,<l ,hc nating five outstanding young as mayor of Miami during fense money bill providing ings and possible future tele- (lr‘| peacetime compulsory t h c Democratic Executive for every pilot prior to any llerr said a strike would men of Seminole County for four terms, and repeated all that President Johnson phono action with Karlylc arbitration bill in history to Committee will be kicked off extended operation at sea in­ lodge. tleup Boston, New York and Ceremonies will tik e place a national publication. with a chicken pilau dlnnrr at volving flight from an aircraft promises to cut out wasteful asked plus unrequested funds Houshotder, president of the block a rail walkout. Philadelphia. on Palmetto Avenue Just north • • • for development of a new spending at the state level. Herr said, regardless of the Seminole County Chamber of 1 Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, 5:30 tonight at Oviedo High carrier deck. of 27th Street where Use lodge Vour arm around her may Wednesday High blasted the bomber. Commerce. R-N.Y., said: "We are all In- School cafetorium. terms, tile unions have taken VAH-5, the first fleet squad­ owns seven lots. Refresh­ House passage by a vote of be fun reapportionment p l a n s of a beating ill the way govern­ Mrs. Huby Estes, dinner ron to fly the twin-jet HA-5C, Before departing from San- dchted to the President for his ments will bo aerved follow­ ment pressure was applied to 365-0 Wednesday aent the And you may think her three opponents: Fred Dickin­ chairman, said her committee is scheduled for deployment to ford for his home in Frultland 8,,d perscvcrcncc. ’ ing the service by members hand Is won; son. Sen. John Mathews and measure to the Senate where Park. Linhart said he was Senate Democratic Leader is planning for 35o guests. the Western Pacific aboard of Sanford Chapter 1404, bring an agreement and that action must wait until the The families wish you’d "collective bargaining l u i Jacksonville Mayor llaydon Paul Miklcr, rally chair tho USS Banger this summer. Mansfield, Mont., said: Women of the Moose. end of the rivll rights battle, "amazed at both the extent never risked it taken a blow." Burns. man, said county candidates Tlie "CarQuals" were, in ef­ and the quality of new devlop"I think the President lias possibly in lute May or early The new building, when Now that you're a sta­ Neil P. Spelrs, head of tho ments in the area south of performed the Impossible and will he introduced starting at fect, a final exam for the June. completed, will be air condi­ switchmen's tistic. union, head­ 7:30 p.m. Each candidate will Sanford." lie further predict«>nie "l> wllh » miracle, i VAH-5 filers. • • • Thr House action fame af­ tioned throughout and will quartered in nuffalo, said in he permitted three minutes to cd that when the telephone t couldn I be happier that this Aside from carrier suit’ a bllJo Foy, manager of ter two days of debate, dur­ contain a large recreation Look for some innocent barrier is lifted the volume of is now otf thr minds of all of recount his or her qualifica­ By tests, conducted by the and meeting hall, a lounge Washington that the truro (?) fun on Sanford streets Florida State Employment ing which members argued tions for office. Naval Aviation Test Center and bar, office and kitchen was a "balanced agreement.’* Friday and Saturday when 5,- Service offices in Sanford is­ bitterly on only one point—a cross-country calls will multi- '**• ' Third ami final rally of the ply by a tailor of five to six. Senate Democratic W h i p two weeks earlier, tills was space and storage facility. Spelrs indicated that tho 000 Shriners converge on the sued nn uppcul today for cit­ controversial 35-05 per cent switchmen would !>e asked to executive committee will lie Die first time that the aircraft Construction Is expected to split between privato and He based his estimate on past Huliert II. Humphrey, Minn., city to initiate 100 candidates rus pickers. ratify the pact when specific held at 7:30 p.m. April 30 at experiences with similar problauded the railroads and iiad been operated from a Saturday afternoon. The print­ "Steady, able-bodied labor- naval shipyards in assign­ get underway immediately. details are drawn up. Sanford Civic Center. carrier deck. ed program Indicates some era are badly needed for pick­ ment of Nivy repair and con­ lems in other like circum- unions for "demonstrating Tile Hanford piloti were stances. version work. shenanigans for Friday after­ ing of citrus," said Foy. praised by supervising com­ Some of the South Seminole Chairman Carl Vinson, Dnoon ami evening and Satur­ Anyone interested is urged manders, including it c a r day morning, along with a to apply at the locn! employ­ Gu„ of the armed services ureas visited included Howell A d in . Bobert Uoldtli waile, band concert and parade. ment office which is located committee argued in vuiu that Park, English Estates, TanII / / / g Oakland Shores, Commander F led Air Jack­ Shrine Temple always bring at 200 South French Avenue. the required allotment to pri­ glcwood, sonville. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS along their fun units, plus Foy said it vould be a good vate shipyards was jeopardis­ Florida Haven, Altamonte Springs, Bretton Wood. Cas­ Meanwhile, Sanford’s train­ opportunity for good earnings. ing the Navy's own yards. FRIDAY bands and drill teams. • • • selberry, Longwood and Lake ing arm, Heavy Attack Squad­ Nobles and Indies register at Mayfair Inn. ron Three (VAII-3), was quali­ Coif tournament, Mayfair Country Club, Mary. Junior Chamber of Com­ The parly was chauffercd fying pilots (or duly with substarts at noon. merce movement is expand­ ' by Gregory’s son. Jess, a stu­ s r q u r n t HA-5C equipped Candidates re|»ort, 7 p.m., Mayfair Inn; ing in Seminole County. Sandent at Florida State Univers­ squadrons. street activities. ford-Seminole J a y c e e s is 14” TIRES <t A A Currently undergoing in­ Hand concert, Haltia Hand, 7:30 p.nt., First sponsoring a South Seminole ity. Jaycee group. Some 14 al­ struction in VAII-3 are flight and Magnolia. Now Only O U Ladies, recreation, 8 p.m., Mayfair Inn crews ami support personnel ready interested, with Ilob 750s1l, 800sl4, 850(14, Miller as acting chairman. from VAH b, which is sched­ ballroom. Rlseknatt • • • OOOslI, 950s14 uled to receive its first BA-5C Chanters recital, 9:30 p.m., Mayfair Inn. Plus Tax ft this week. Take a look at the flow er, (let-together party, 10-11 p.nt., Sanford Rrrap. Tire Whitewalls $2 More garden setup in front of the Shrine Club. A third squadron, VAII-1, NICOSIA. Cyprus (U PD — county jail. Adds a neat touch currently has men in training SATURDAY Hopes for conciliation on Cy­ to the modern building. for its transition from Uie ACandidates report, 8 a.in., Mayfair Inn. prus dimmed today witli the • • • luulies coffee, 9-10 a.m. 5A (attack) version of the Vi­ angry Turkish Cypriot rejec­ You ever wonder where we'd Parade, 10:30 a.m. forms at First and gilante to the more advanccj tion of President Maknrio*' All recaps guaranteed against all road hazards and | lie without the efficiency of Cypress. BA-5C later lids year. peaee plan that railed for a the modern American farmer. defects for the life of tires and tubes. Moslem Feast, 11:30 a.m., Sanford Shrine general amnesty. Probably on the farm our­ Club. United Nations peace force FltKIJ MOUNTING • BUDGET TERMS | selves. The U. S. Department Ladies luncheon and fashion show, 12:15 3 Fire CuIIh officials feared the dominant of Agriculture says during p.m., Muyfair Inn. Greek Cypriots headed by MsSanford firemen answered 1962 each of us consumed 163 karioa might now use more Candidates Initiation — three calls Wednesday after­ pounds of beef, veal, pork, IRENE VAN EEI»OEI„ muyor of North Or- forceful means to eliminate First Section, 2 p.m., Seminole High noon, extinguishing a grass iamb amt mutton; and 37 Inntlo, is welcomed to the opening of the new Turkish Cypriot resistance. auditorium. fire at 25th Street and Polnpounds of chicken and turkey. Sunford Chamber of Commerce offices by Tom­ Makarius implied a threat Second Section, 3:30 p.m., Seminole settia Avenue, a house fire at We ate 193 pounds of fruit my Peterson (left) und Jim Talmadge, presi­ against the Turks when he High gymnasium. 1320 West Eighth Street and a and 230 pounds of vegetables. dent and manager, respectively, of the recent­ proposed his three-point plan Buhia Shrine Temple Ball, 9:30 p.m., May405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 car fire at Commercial Street T^ims, anyone? Wednesday. ly organized trade body. fair Inn. and Palmetto Avenue. Nineteen Seminole County beauties met at the Civic Cen­ ter Wednesday night for the first official step in a program which will end when one of them is crowned "Miss Sem­ inole County” Saturday. A reminder that the new A practice session was $75 scries E U. S. savings bond, bearing the portrait of the late President Kennedy, will go on sale May 1, came today from Victor H. Northcutt, volunteer savings bond chairman for Florida, mwA... Nixon Barred Nazi Escapes Merger Hearing States To Merge Kelly Assails Cost Of Road Consultants Goldwater Meet 'Phone Barrier' Rail Accord Hailed VAH-5 Pilots Tour Made By As Victory For LBJ Pass Carrier Stale Official Landing Tests World’s Fair Union Threatens Moose To Have Strike Of NYC Groundbreaking House Approves Arms Money Bill Rally Tonight At Oviedo High Jobs Open Shrine Ceremonial MAJOR BRAND? w r Dtscoojvr pmces M Turk Cypriots Reject Plan P y i GUARANTEED RECAPS! jj i �+ r f t Tribe Places Third In Metro League Track M eet Johnson Speeds To Victory In 100-Yard Dash Seminole H i g h School's track team did not have much effect on Winter Park High’s Wildcats and Boone High's Braves in the Metro Confer­ ence Track Meet in Orlando Wednesday night. However, they threw the rest of the league into a Ussy when they romped to enough points to take third place among the Central Florida giants in the thlndad circles. Clarenee Johnson led the Tribe by winning the 100-yard dash in 10.4. Dave Nocll was second In the discus throw With a toss of 138 feet. Steve Clark eame In fifth with a heave of 137. Jeff Whiting, Hick Walatrom, Lloyd Freeman and Johnson teamed up in the 880 yard relay to place third with a time of 1:14.8—Just one-toth of a second off the current school record. Barry Barks covered the 440 In 81 flat but had to take second place honors when the winner came home In an am ating 49.0. Walstrom was fifth In the 180-yard low hurdies. In the sprint medley relay, Whiting, Denver Vodoplch, Freem an and Barks teamed up to place second with a new school record time of 2:048. Steryl Weber, Tsui LeRoy, Dan McCall and Ed Griffith ran the mile relay for Seminole and placed fourth with a 3:39.9. In the shot, Noell was third with a toss of 48 feet, 414 inches, and Lew- Sparkman placed fifth with a put of 44 feet, 7 Inches. Sparkman was third in the high Jump with a leap of five feet, 8 inches. Seminole did not place in the vault, the 120, broad Jump, the 880, the mile nor the 120yard high hurdles. * Oviedo Will Host Major Leagues Fort Lauderdale Takes FSL Lead; Class B, Group Twins Lose Again Tourney Today By Bill Vincent Jr. Florida's hunting and fish­ ing rules for 1984-88 will be set at the annual regulations meeting of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission meeting. The Friday aeaelon Friday at Tallahaisee, follows a aerlea of 29 public Over 3,000 hunters and fish­ pre-regulations meetings held ermen will be heard aa their throughout the state to per mit sportsmen an opportunity to discuss the hunUng and fishing refulaUcas. Pre-Huns: — ALL ALUMINUM SCREEN DOOR White Baked Enamel Finish 2’8”x6’8” 3*x6*8n COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE 19” LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO, 223 W. 3rd BT. collected o p i n i o n s atk thoughts obtained through series of meetings and by mail questionnaires are presented to the commission at this PROFESSIONAL and amateur nntrlern taka a neat when 18-year-old Franclne Brooks koch finhlnK- Put Brooks’ daughter, out nt Lemon Bluff fish camp, in pictured with a string nhe caught lant Sunday. (Herald Photo) EASY DOES IT! HILL flb i 322-5581 Ernest d i r k f e e , supervisor of the Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission far this srea, including Flagtsr, Volu ala, SomlnoVe « Brevard Counties, has V , *adotted from a speei: .1, , law enforeemam ,M .a l span sored by the Flo s L av Be fore am set Academy nt TaDl hassee. The training course Included sessions on supervteiea, plann­ ing, control and co-ordinating, qualities of leadership, die ciplioe, motivation and iaoan centivee of law enforcement personnel and measuring re suite and performance ratings. • • • This big one didn't gst a way, and Pat Brooks is send ing along a photo from Lemon Bluff fish camp to prove it. Pat lays two anglers who re fused to give their nsmes but did pose for a photograph were fishing with s shad rig on ■ four-pound test line and hooked a catfish. This must have been the granddaddy of all <atfish because Pat says her scales only registered 30 pounds and the holding psn hit bottom real fast when the catch was placed on It. • • • All the fishing camps con­ tinue to report good shed ratchet, end that bream, perch, a few eatfidi end eome base are taking the halt. Thera have been eacellent re­ port* on the bream end speck­ led perch. We know one ebsp using a “ White Alibi" trailing behind a plug who comes in with his limit of bream evtry day. • • • Still no word on ths cash prire value of those 20-some tagged fish takan out of Laks Golden. Orlando distributor ssys be has received no report from Milwaukee and. there­ fore. he bfllevei all the catches so far will be worth only |2S each. And these are the enly Schllt* fish hooked so far in Seminole County. By Jo* Warden Today and Friday the high riding Llone of Oviedo High wilt hoet the subgroup Clase B, group IS baeeball tourna­ ment a t John Courier Field. Today'* schedule pita the Lions agalnit Montverde at S p.ra. Also competing today will be the two other members of the subgroup, Ocoee and 8t. Cloud. Their contest Is sche­ duled for 4 p.m. The winners ef today’s eontaeta will face each other Friday at 3 p.m. to decide the championship. Although Oviedo la the fa­ vorite, the Llone have many hurdlea to ovsreome. Montvarde la a eonitantly improv­ ing ball club, and could hit a hot atreak during tournament play. Ona asset remalne for the Lions: Oviedo hea clob­ bered the Eagles twice, 81-2 in the first bout and 16-8 in the second. The big threat In tha tour­ nament is Gerald Adklnton and his Ocoee teammate*. Adklnaon la ona of tha outstand­ ing hurlera of tha area, hav­ ing four shut-outs to hla credit this year. Tho Cardinal moundman is alao reported to havo won every gam* he has started in this season. Adklnson is also backed by strong hitting. The Iledbinls outsluggod the Lions In the last encounter between the two teams, although Oviedo took the game by a 0 to 2 de­ cision. The Lions also bet­ tered Ocoee 1.1-6 earlier in the season. If both Oviedo and Ocoee conquer first round opposi­ tion, a pitching duel could de­ velop between Courier and Adklnton. Of Ocoee's Initial foe, St. Cloud, not much is known. The Bulldogs have fielded fair teams in the past and thin year's JdltiCn should lire up to thslr name. Oviedo will be ltd a t the batting bog by Rag Brooki, who la batting over .860. Brooks la well reinforced by other top sluggers Jimmy Courier, Tim Colbert, Billy Mlkler, and Wayne Jacobi. Walter Beasley or Charlie Miller will handle the mound duties for tho Lions today; Brooki will catch; Cotbert, Stewart and Partin will hold down tha aacka with Miller at short; and Oammage, Jacob* or Courier and Mlkler will be in the outfield. The public I* encouraged to attend. Little American Navy 12, Perfections Navy 830 700—12 7 3 Perfection 104 001-4 8 7 WP— Andy Rufus (t-0), LP -Mark Cockmsn (1-1), H R Waltar Jordan (Navy) • • • Team W L George's 4 1 Navy 4 2 Perf. Dairy 3 2 Fla. State Bank 2 3 San. Atlantic Bank 0 5 Gamas Today George's at Fla. St. Bank (4:30, Bay Avenue Park) Senior Men Tie In Mid Florida Play Eric Dallman and Dr. H. B. Washburn, members of (he Senior Men'e Golf Association at Mid-Florida Country Club regiftared a low net of 82 Wednesday to tie Phil Pendle­ ton and Doc Thayer, associa­ tion membera with the high­ est handicaps, in a two-man best ball affair. Washburn and Dallmin have the group'* lowegt handicaps. In third place was the team of Art Kroencke and Chet Zellers. Thay came in with a 63. United P reii International National League W L Pet. GB .800 '.4 a-Phil 4 1 .750 6 2 San Fran. .687 H Pitta. 4 2 8 3 .628 >4 St. Louis Cincinnati .500 ltt 4 4 .500 1M Mllwauke 4 4 .500 lt t Houston 4 4 .333 2tt Chicago 2 4 .200 3 1 4 New York .143 4It 1 7 Loa Ang. a-Phlladtlphla leads league la percental* although San FrancUco h it Vt-gam* ad vantage. Wednesday's Results St. Louie 7 Loa Aagalea 8 Houston 2 Cincinnati 0 San Franclio 8 Milwaukee 8 Chicago at N. V., rain Pittsburgh at Phils., rain Friday's Garnet New York at Pittsburgh (n) Chicago at Philadelphia, (N) Houston at St. Loula, (N) Los Ang. at Milwaukee, (N) San Fran, at Cincinnati, (N) American League W L P e t GB .800 Baltimore 4 1 .714 5 2 Minnesota .607 1 2 1 Cleveland .600 1 3 3 Boston .571 1 Detroit 4 3 .500 lVt 3 3 Loa Ang. .333 2Lt 2 4 Chicago .333 2tt 2 4 New York .286 3 Washington 2 5 .250 2tt Kan. City 1 3 Wednesday's Reaulta Minnesota 7 Washington 3 New York 3 Chicago 0 Boston at Baltimore, rain Cleveland at Kama! City, rain Los Angeles 3 Detroit 2 Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Chicago (N) Washington at Kan. City (N) Cleveland at Los Angeles, (N) Men's League United Press International Fort Lauderdale's undefeat ed Yankees beat Sarasota 8-3 lis t night and moved into first place la the Florida State League. Mike Ferraro put the Yan kees ahead In the first with a one-run alnglc and Maurice McKinley iced the v i c t o r y with a two-run double in the sixth Inning. St. Petersburg needed three pitchers and 11 innings to de feat Miami 6-7 and keep the Marlins wlnlast. Saints second baseman Nick Hobar singled In tho winning run. Marian catcher Jim Goasar was hit on the temple by a Dave Morgan pitch in the loth Inning and was hospitalized for observation. Tampa third baseman Ron Robinson belted a single and a triple and drove in three rum to ipark the Tarpons to a 8-3 victory over winless Or­ lando. Lakeland rallied for six rum In the second Inning then coasted the other seven Innings to a 6-2 victoryovcr Daytona Beach. Tigers Bill Vasa and John Fa her drove In two rum each. Tonight, Miami Is at St Petersburg, Lakeland at Or Undo, Fort Lauderdale at Sarasota and Tampa a t Day tons Beach. The SUndlngs: W L Pet. GB Fort Laud. 3 0 1.000 Daytona Bch. 2 1 .6871 Tampa 2 1 .8871 Lakeland 2 1 .6871 St. Pete 2 1 .8671 Sarasota 1 2 .3332 Miami 0 3 .0003 Orlando 0 8 .0003 Inland, Bob's Fight For Lead Reaulta Wednesday Kingiwood 4. Fla. St. Bank 3 Fla. St. Bk 030 000 8—3 6 3 Kingiwood 010 100 2—4 8 1 With Just five .more weeks W P - LeRoy Estrldge (3-0), of bowling remaining in the L P - Robert Murrle (2-4) Jet Lanee All SU r League, a • 0 0 battle ta going on for flret Chase 14, USO 4 place between Inland Ma­ USO 201 010 0— 4 8 4 terial* and Bob’a ReiUurant. Chase 900 032 g-14 13 8 The Inland Materials trio is W P - Dick Frank (4-1), LP leading by a half game. -J o h n Worth (0-3), HRs— I,ait week's action found William Behrane 2 (Chase), John Spolikl and Harry PenBUI Shnrrta (USO). teeoet with 101 and 208 • • • games respectively to help In­ Team W L land hold onto first nlaee Kingiwood 4 0 Mcltancy 3 1 with two wlna from Larry's Chasq 4 3 Mart. Garry Fog rolled a 881 Wilson Mater 2 1 aerlea for Larry’s whtla team, Longwood 2 3 mats Marvin "Curly" Meltaer Fla. 8t. Hank 3 4 had two ntc* games of 103 Hobbs Consts. 1 3 and 213. Bob’a Restaurant with tha help of Eddie Mon­ U SO 0 4 roe's 688 eerie* salvaged two Games Tonight McRsney at Robb’a, 7:30 wins from Metder'e Marin* Wilson Malcr at Longwood, to remain in second place. 6:45 George Swann rolled a 868 to­ (At Ft. Mellon Park) tal for Meador'*. Elk's Maples Wins Own Game Gary Maples won his own hall game Tuesday when he singled home the winning run In the last half of the seventh with two away to give the Elks a 8 to 4 victory over the Lake Mary nine In the Junior Boys League. Meanwhile, Civitan broke a five game losing streak anil captured their first contest of the season. They shaded the CPO nlnt by a score of 8 to 8. due mainly to a five-run out­ burst in the fourth frame. Keeran, the winning hurler, limited ths CPO'eri to only four hits. P xn fn rh Page 2 — April 23, 1964 frra lh Dodgers Lose Again; Off To Worst Start Since '23 By Milton Rlchman UPI Sport* Writer This 1* to confirm that tha Dodgeri are still in the Na tlonal League—although ju it barely. Off to their worst aU rt in 41 years, the woebegone Wilson-Maier In First Defeat Chase and Company drop­ ped Wilson Maier from the ranks of the undefeated in the Men’* Slo-Pltch Softball Lea­ gue when they edged the Fumituremen 13 to 11 In a conteet Tuesday night at Fort Mellon Park. The Packers, behind • to 2 at one time, got back in the ball game with e big six-run spree in the third frame to close the gap and then pulled it out in the sixth when they acored three more time*. It wai the second win in a row for Chase and the first loss in three games for Wil­ ton Maicr. Meanwhile, Longwood took their second tilt In a row Tuesday night when they squeezed by Florida SUte’a Rankers by a 9 to 8 count. It deadlocked the two d u b i In fifth place In the loop’s stand­ ings. The Bankers outhlt Long wood 16 to • but the South Seminole nine was tops in the run production department. The score by innings: Wil. Mater 324 001 1-11 10 9 Chase 026 013 x -1 2 18 6 W P - Dick Frank (3-1), LP —Don Mattie (3-1), H R - Lar ry Helman (Wilson-Maler) Longwood 100 324 0 - 4 8 6 Fla. St. Bk. 110 130 3 -4 II 8 W P - Otto Thomas (M ) LP— Robert Murrle (2-3), HR -M ik e Woodruff (Fla. SUte Bank) Louis Cardinals went cn to beat the Dodger*, 7-6. I t was the second setback of tha sea­ son for Koufax. Lefthander Curt Simmons reeled off his aecond straight victory although he needed help from Roger Craig in the seventh. Willey MeCovey b a i t e d three auceeative homtra In leading San Francisco to an 8-6 triumph over Milwaukee while Houston blanked Cin­ cinnati in other NL gamaa. Rain waihrd out the CubaMet* contest and the PiratesPhillies context. In the American, Whltey Ford potted hla 200th victory by pitching th* Yankee* to a 3-0 win over the White Sox, the Twin* beat the Senator*, 7-6, and th* Los Angelas Angela nipped th* Detroit Tigers, 3-2. Tha BosAfter many weeks of dead­ ton-Baltlmore and Clevelandlocking with each other, the Kanias City games wort Tempests finally pulled in postponed by rain. front of the Starchlefs in the Bill Hemphill Motorettea Lea­ gue at Je t Lanes. The Tompesta woo four while the StarBAIT BUCKET chiefs were splitting their match. The shootin’ star of 2 Ml. W. of Sanford RL 48 the week was Elaine Kostival Featuring who bombed 208/802 for the • Bagged Minnows Starchicfs In their valiant bid • Shiners — Med. & to stay In first place. Elaine Large also rolled a turkey enroute to her fine 206 game. Linda • Missouri#, Worms, Pott waa not far behind for Crickets series honors aa ah* hit a fine Ph. 322-6640 177/477 for the Bonneville*. world champions are dead last, even behind Casey Sten­ gel’s mixed-up Meta. The asms Loe Angeles club that swept the Yankeee four straight in tha World Series only taven month* ago has new Vest seven game* in a row. Evan worse, they may have loet their southpaw see, Sqpdy Koufax, for an Inde­ finite period. Koufax w*« forced t* leave with a muscle tear In hla left forearm Wednesday night. Sanday gava up a three-run homer to Charley James in the flret inning and the S t Tempests Outrun The Sfarchiefs gt u * # ^ * fo WARREN’S SP EC IA LS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 118 E. FIRST SANFORD WB GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Little National Rosalia Wednesday First Federal 31, Standard Oil 7 Stand. Oil 301 308- 7 4 10 lit. 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You'll learn from out­ lining assigned reading how to prepare an outline for your own writing. Here's the assignment. You are to write a 2,500-word term paper with full outline on this semester's coverage of the poet Keats. Your teacher lectured, leaving you to study the assigned text by yourself. In addition, you were requir­ ed to complete another book from an approved list. Where to begin? From your notes, naturally. However, since an outline must be in logical order, we first set down the logical order, then draw out the notes. As a starter, let’s agree on this as a logical division for the outline on Keats. 1. Keats - H is Life; 2. K e a ts - His Mind; 3. Keats— His Poetry; 4. Keats— An Evaluation. I-ct’a go to your notes now and select those on Keats' life. They cover his boyhood, his years as a student, his years as a poet and his de­ clining years. Under Keats' NEW LOW PRICES ON A l l GENERAL ELECTRIC CI NTRAl HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING years as a student your notes cover both outside-school and in-school influences. The first part of your outline will now look like this: 1. K eats-H is Life 1.1 Boyhood years 1.2 Student years 1.21 Outside-school in­ fluences 1.22 In-school influences 1.3 Years as a poet 1.4 Declining years Now any one of the divisions above may lend themselves to subdivision depending on the thoroughness of your note­ taking. Let's do the second main heading before you go off on your own. You have quite a few notes on the mind of Keats—his views on nature, mankind, human love, reli­ gion, The notes about human love, let us say, show a change of attitude between young manhood and later years So we draw up the se­ cond part of your outline this way: 2. Keats—His Mind 2.1 On nature 2.2 On mankind 2.3 On human love 2.31 As a young man 2.32 As an older man 2.4 On religion Nothing difficult about this. First you discover the big logical divisions. Next you seek the logical divisions of each one of these. These sub­ divisions may lend themselves to further dividing. In considering your final main heading (4. Keats—An Evaluation) you would list his contemporary critics, his mo­ dern critics and your own cri­ ticism. Each of these could be divided again according to the point of view of the cri­ ticisms. If is wasn’t clear before. It should be now. Your outline will be no better than the notes you too from your read­ ing and from the lectures. Good notes mean good outline. Good outline means good summary and good essay. (You should have read this column in 54 seconds) (NEXT: The Case for the Nut­ shell.) This entire 2(lpart series plus special reading speed and comprehension exercis­ es is available in book to your student library, send name, complete address and $1 to: Slop Reading Word by Word, c/o The Sanford Herald P. O. Box 48S, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York II, N. Y. FREE it Georg* Stuart's tQ U IFM IN T l C A U TO DAY ! POR IST1M ATIS IOVV IO W I I FAV W ALL PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING 1047 8. Sanford Ave* 322-8502 NEW 1 9 M O FFICE G U IDE IDIAS to hoi* f«« cut His cad at root office week. 388 MU** of M o d e r n Office Iqeleeieef end Mine Systems. OSI* MO ctUcIl Ihit M Sc n u r tw lM N M U H i m S wfff geoxg© Stuart e"y,; IES Baal M atlniaa OrlanSa, FlarM a •il;s m l11•If By Jene Ceiwelberry A banquet was held by members of the Seminole County Board of Realtors Monday night at the Lyman School Cafeteria to mark the compl-tion of a 14-week course on Beal Estate Sell­ ing offered to ail registered real estates salesmen and broker*. Certificates issued by the Distributive Education De­ partment were presented to 15 men and women complet­ ing the course which was sponsored by the Board of Realtors in cooperation with the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction. Lloyd Bar­ nes, Lyman DE co-ordinator made the presentations. A1 Lormsnn, bonrd presi­ dent, presented William H. Stempcr of Sanford, who hns been appointed district chair­ man of the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers for the State of Florida, with an award from the Institute. Eleven certificates were presented by I.ormann in be­ half of the Florida Associa­ tion of Realtors to those attending the 1004 Education­ al Institute held in March. New members inducted byByron Kimball were Balph Park of Casselberry, Clar­ ence Avery of Lormann Real­ ty, Casselberry, J. D. Self of Casselberry Land Company and Mrs. Clifford Borneman of Long wood. Attendance awards, donated by Chelsea Title and Lormann Realty, went to Virgil Cordell and Mrs. Stewart Holmly. Following the presentation of awanis, a film, "Florida In Action," was shown. 1hl* film will he featured at the Florida Exhibit at the World’s Fair. DR. GARY SOWERS, president of the newly organized Maitland Jnycees, presented winning: trophy in the Speak Up Contest to Fred Hagen during awards banquet held at the Trade Winds in Casselberry. Judges were, seated from left, Jim Brockman, bank president; Dorothy Aylwurd, dranm coach ami Seminole County Representative Jan Fortune. DeBary Club Plays 14 Tables DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club reported play of 14 tables In two sections at this week’s Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Firemen’s Recreation Hail. Section A, in seven tables, was directed by Miss Ethel Johnson. Winners were NS, first, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mrs. J. I). Cordell; se­ cond, Mrs. Lois Vandcrschaaf and Mrs. Stewart Alien; Norman Meyer; EW, first, Harry M. Brown and William G. Lutz; second, Mrs. Norman Meyer and Marvin Ixmg; third, Mrs. I). F. Scuddcr and Mrs. Frank Holder. Section B, also in seven tables, was directed by Mrs. Bulh Blatt. Winners were NS. first, Mrs. R. F. Nicholls and DeBary Unit Emergency Unit Has Election Of Officers Has Meeting In DeBary A meeting of the DeBary Emergency Committee wa* held Monday morning at the Community Ccnlcr with Kress Walter presiding. Other representatives at tending Included Mrs. Char­ les Ulrich, Mrs. Herbert Vltt, Mrs. John Dzlck, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mrs. R. L. Nlckols, Mrs. M. Van Brackle, Ivan Walker, George E. Hoeft, Frank I.aymel, William Brumbaugh and S. H. Eng­ lish. It was announced that the next meeting of this commit­ tee would not be held until Monday, Sept. 21, unlets an unforeseen disaster should occur In the area. Residents were warned, however, to keep a store of water, can­ ned foods, juices, candles and emergency cooking unlta on hand at all times. Mr. and Mrs. William Denn­ ing have told of receiving newa from their ion in Alas­ ka pertaining to the emergen­ cy committee formed there some time ago. Little thourfit was given by member* at the time that they ever would be called upon to use know­ ledge acquired at the (par­ sley attended meetings of the group but K proved invaluable In the recent earthquake dis­ aster. Announcement was made that the American Red Cross will sponsor a first aid course at the Community Center be­ ginning May 4. Joseph Mc­ Donough of Orange City will be the instructor. Election of officers was conducted by the Auxiliary Unit to Dellnry VFW Post 8093 at the April meeting held in the Firemen’s Recre­ ation Hall. Elected for president was Mrs. Frank Hill who luccecds Mrs. Sally Peralto. Other* serving will be Mrs. Frsnk Frye, senior vice president; Mrs. William Denning, Junior vice president; Mrs. E. Hemmeiberger, chaplain; Mrs. Eu­ gene Reinert, secretary; Mrs. Robert Morrison, treasurer; Mrs. Pcrslto, conductress; Miss Muriel Clock, guard; Mr*. William Canady, three year trustee and Mrs. Fran Howard, patriotic instruct­ ress. Staff appointment* will be announced at a inter date. Rcporta on sewing sessions were heard and a letter was read requeating shoes and white socks for the veterans a t the Lake City Hospital. A donation of |10 was approv­ ed for the Community Center for us* in completing the Red Cross room. A handmade afgan, which will be used in a fund rais­ ing project for the unit's hos­ pital fund, was displayed. Announcement was made that tha afgan will be awarded at the Dessert Card Party to be held Oct. 29. A delegation from the aux­ iliary, headed by Mrs. Per­ alto, will attend tha district eight meeting in Melbourne Sunday. Combined Installation of now officers for tha group and for the post will b* held at 7 p.tn., May 21, In tbs Rec­ reation Hall. II. Guy Chase; second, Mrs. lllatt and Mrs. William Woodlock; third, Mrs. W. 11. Clif­ ton and Ray Hrccdcn; EW, first. Mrs. Nan Ed­ wards and Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebach; second, T. H. Gove and Mrs. Mary Fitts; third, Mrs. A. G. Besom and Mrs. Ida 11. Wilson. Next Tuesday lias been an­ nounced as a special benefit gamo for the Dcllary Civic Association building fund. 11 will be master point day and prices will remain the same. Rubber bridge tables arc invited. A similar game will be played next month for the DeBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment. Hospital Notes APRIL 20 ADMISSIONS Mattie Purdue, < huluota; G. W. Nation, Orang* City; Yvonne Oliver, Geneva; Mary li. Oyler, Will Fudge, Anna M. Richter, Roger Dale Wil­ liams, Jerry Rodgers, Fay Bellamy, Jean Story Adams, Louie Wright, Minnis M. Strickland, Iluby C. Arnette, Julio Heatcnx and Irma John­ ston, all of Sanford. BIRTHS Mr. and Mr*. Harold Barrows, a Rnliy Girl, Sanford; and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Oliver, a Baby Girl. Geneva. DISCHARGES Elsie Miller, Dcllary; Oilier llulhcrfnrd, Cntseliierryj Jes­ se Mae Must- and Rahy Girl, Lake Monroe; Erma Williams, Jnniro W. Vihlen nnd Lillian Jonei, nil of Sanford. APRIL 21 ADMISSIONS Dorothy Causey, Marie C. Carson, N'rdith N, Moreau, Addle Smith, Dotty William*, I.eon Booker, Nine Louise Rudcll, Loretha Barter, Carol Dill and Glenda L. While, all of Sunford; Olga Newton, Del­ tona. Sue Tyaoti, Chulunta; Willie Moore, Oviedo; Ear! Mitchell, Lake Monroe; Eva Watson, DeBary; Aumon P. Bowerson, Longwood; Gustav Loser, DeBary; nnd Ola Mae Witherspoon, Gcveva. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Carson, a Iiaby Boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Vernon Eudell, a Baby Boy, Sanford; and Mr. and Mrs. Jnmea Tyson, a Baby Boy, Chulunta. DISCHARGES Mattie Singleton, Tbrcia Rob­ erta, Klehard N. Gibson, Grace Haynes, John W. Anderson, Jack C. Hendricks, Marie Mil­ ler, Roger Dale Williams, Jerry Rodgers, Fay Bellamy, Felicitas Livingston and Baby Girl, Joyce Arlene Sizlove and Baby Boy, and Penelope Candaus Clement, all of Sanford; Paul Titschnrr, Anne M. Por­ ter anil Elizabeth Weston, De­ nary; Mary Cochrane, Win­ ter Park; Sonja Morris and Baby Girl, Osteen; und Yvon­ ne Oliver mid Baby Girl, Gen­ eva. Richard Laine Chosen For Boys State By Mra. Adam Muller Richard Laine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laine of Lilac Drive, DeBary, has been named to attend Boys State In Tallabnssee in July at candidate sponsored by the Herbert I). Gibb American Legion P o st Recommendation for this honor was made by Z. W. Mal­ lard, activity counselor of- DeLand High School, to the post's Americanism chairman, Past Commander Fred MeLaron who presented his re­ port at the last regular meet­ ing of the group. First Vice Commnndcr Wil­ liam Williams gave a final report on the membership drive, noting a gain to 1H5. Induction for 19 new members will be held at the next meet­ ing to be held at the Com­ munity Center, May 7, begin­ ning at 7:30 p.m. Past Commamler Stanley S. Smith and Third Vice Commander Vir­ ginia Harrison will conduct the ceremony during which gold Legion lapel buttons will be presented to all can­ didates. In the group will be Gcorgu Remer, Harry V. Baugh, George Kstridge, Dr. Wil­ liam Ynnosy, Antinis Canipenelln, Vincent Knrwncki, Her­ bert G. I'lapp, Eugene Reinert, Fred W. Berger, Harry R. llaird, Joseph Brenner, Theodora R. Leigh, Roy C. Simones, Clair H. Fellows, Guy E. Hill, John Ebetsrh, Barney Ticdenian, John A. I’earson and Lloyd T. Utman. Following the induction re­ freshment* will be served by memliera of the post aux­ iliary. Post 256 Group To Attend Area Convention Bryant Heckled During Speech NEW YORK (Uri)—Florl. da presented a dazzling show of porpoises, parrots anil lifesize beach scone* to World's Fair visitors today, but raw Yankee weather and civil rights demonstrations marred its premiere. “A dream made Into reali­ ty" was how Gov. Farris Bry­ ant described the $3.8 million layout of six pavilions, but he had to make his speech opening the Showcase over the chants and freedom songs of the demonstrators. One demonstrator, a husky white youth, wntchpd the formnl opening from atop a 70fcot concrete pillar support­ ing ths roof of tha open-nir amphitheater where porpoises will frolick 10 times a day for the estimated 18 million visitors to the Florida complex during ita two-summer run. When tho pole.sitter enme down, lie wag quickly gather­ ed in by New York City police and carried off nlong with soma two dozen other mem­ bers of the Congress of Ra­ cial Equality (CORE), which made Florida one of ita ta r­ gets nt the opening of the World'* Fair. The pickets, nearly 100 of them, were on hand early hi the day, walking in a circle in the pntlo nrra nf tbp Florida complex nnd staging a sitdown ncross the entrance to the main pavilion. On* of the governor's party, state Gnme and Kish Commission member L e e Lnwlor, removed five or six of tile sitter* bodily in order to get through the door. Ho was tminted by shouts of: "You’re not in Florida now . . . Why didn't you bring your dogs?" When Bryant and other state officials arrived nt the By Jane' Caaaelberry Commander Harold Krydcr of American Legion Memor­ ial Post 25(1 of Casscllierry and Mra. Krydcr, president of the auxiliary unit, will head the dcleg ’Ion which will at­ tend the :"vth district consti­ tutional c. oferenre to be held Sunday In the Umatilla Civic Center. Annual reports will be giv­ en by each unit and district chnirmcn. Other delegates from Cas­ selberry Include Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Green and Mra. Ken­ neth Walbridge. fairgrounds in ths morning for a preview of the Florida layout one group of pickets shouted at him, "Jim Crow must go — Governor Bryant must go." Bryant ignored the taunt. Mrs. Muirhead Dies At 88 Mrs. Pauline L. Muirhead, M, wife of tho late R. H. Muirhead, died at Seminol# Memorial Hospital Tuesday night following a long Illness. Born Feb. 16. 1876, in Key West, she came to Sanford in 1906 from Dado City. Her re.sidcneo was located on Itrisson Avenue here. She was a member of the First Preebylorian Church of Sanford. Survivors are three daugh­ ters, Mrs. E. F. Saunders of Belle Glade, Mrs. Paulina Hold of New York and Mra. William Jewell of Afton, N. Y.; two sons, IlooaU Mulrijcad of Sanford and R. Bruce Muirhead of Columbus, Ohio; nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a sister, Miss Ronnie S. John­ son of Fort Myers. Funeral services will b* bold at 10:3o a. m. Monday at Brisson Funeral Homo with ltov. Grover C. Sewell officiating. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery. Hipfh Priced Back LONDON (U Pl) - Fullback Don Howe nf West Bromwich Albion has heap purchased by the Arsenal club for 45,000 pounds ($126,000) — a record price for fullbacks In the Brit­ ish Soccer League. Howe, 28, Is rnlrd as one of the finest defensive players in the world. ELECT KENNETH M cI n t o s h FOR PRO SECUTING A TTO RNr.„tEY r..i,i,.i \.i. WHITEWALLS with TUFSYN and 3T Nylon $ 9 9 5 SH O C K S C O M P L E T E SALES, SE R V IC E What aver Your Choic* Of Fencing, Wa H ara It! And, W ell Install It At Lowest Prices, Too. *8“ TUNE-UP 5 # 54 8 or 8 Cyl. Fits elder models ef Ferd, Plymouth, Chevrolet, Dodge, Studebaksr, Mareun, Pontiac, Hudaea, Kaiser an* Rambler. * 1 3 6 9 | 6.7CK1S Tubeless All-Weather *42*, plus tax and old tire. * 1 4 7 5 6.00x13 tubeless Nylon AllWeather, plus tax ana old tire. ■ * 1 8 7 5 7.10x15 tube-type Nylon AllWeather, plus tax and old tire. INSTANT CREDIT for holders of Charge-A-PI*tes and national credit cards 3-Speed 20" Fan 8.00x14 tubeless Nylon AllWeather, plus tax and old tin. Free Estim ates One BID To Pay The Gregory Way 322-0500 Pitt medals ef Edtat, Delete. Chrysler, Fontiect Mercury and Oldsamblla. Pita models ef Delete, Ctirystar, Oldsmobils, Buick, and Packard. Use In Window On Moor or Stand $2 0 451 #2 2 20 V #2 5 65 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 8.50x14 tubeless Nylon All- Weather, plus tax end old tin . Reverse case for Intel* o r ex h au st. Ito ll-a b o u t 7.60x15 tuba-type Safety AllWeather, plus tax and old tire. stand and window panels available at slight addi­ tional charge. W* Need A NEW And BETTER Approach. I Am Convinced That My Study Of The County’s Problem* Will Help Solve Them. Self Employed; Time For Service Pd. Pol. Adv. Plus P arts ' ' ' TEH.ulZ X JttT L 'Z K tm Fits medals of Dodge. Bulck, Hudson, Msrcury, Nash, Oldsmobils, Pontiac end Studsbaker. Fits mods!* of Chevy II, Comet and Falcon. slsr.Chevrelet, FKaCbmlei. ____. Do^gt, Plymouth, Ediel, Amboss Pontiac, Mercury, Oldsmoblle, Thunderbird, Delete, Packard. B0BR 0W Installed. m u ffler ELECT GEORGE W < 4W /4W e /s y ia M h * inMMmMMaftiiMiauwaiMMbaNnaam G O O D Y E A R 555 W. FIRST 8T. *S»,. S E R V IC E OPEN FRI. NITES Til. 9:00 tiM im w m urm m m ttmr rrrrriuaMa. STO RE PH. 322-2821 -»T ■ �Airs. Joe Bailey Honored At Eastern Star Meeting On Thursday night, April 16, 6emlnole Chapter No. 2 Or­ der of Eastern Star had Ita regular meeting with 33 mem­ bers and one visitor present. Before the officers came in­ to the chapter room, Byron Leach sang “Holy Bible Book Divine." Mrs. L. E. Estes, Worthy Matron, and Mr. Robert E. Peurifoy, Worthy Patron, Pre­ sided over the meeting. Mrs. Joy Bailey was escort­ ed behind Ester’s chair and Introduced. The Worthy Ma­ tron welcomed Mrs. Bailey and read a beautiful poem Friendship League To Sponsor Rummage Sale The friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church will sponsor a rum ­ mage sale at the former Scars Roebuck Store on First Street Friday and Saturday April 24 and 23 from I a. m. to 4 p m. An abundance of home made goodlea will be available, so plan to shop early for a good selection. Altamonte Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Bel14rd recently sold their home on Lake Seminary Circle Drive and will be moving to Mt. Meyers where they are having a new home built. VERT PERSONALLY YOURS Lot s k i l l e d elyllete shape a hair-do to flat­ ter poor face, match your mood, vrace th at special occasion. SOFT-BODIED PERMANENT Imparts the p r o p e r discipline to wayward t FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd a MAGNOLIA Ik Deafer! Rrrall P a re 4 — April 28, 1984 Jennifer Thompson Feted. At Graduation Tea which portrayed her Ufa and her 50 yeara of service to the Miss Jennifer Thompson I bert F. Watson, Park Ridge. I with a sheer linen cut work i by silver flamingo birds and order. The five star points of­ was guest of honor a t a grad- Arrangements of s p r i n g cloth and centered with e »llver candle holder*. A minficers gave Mrs. Bailey flow­ uatlon tea last Thursday after* flowers decorated the party crystal bowl of white earns- Nature teen-age doll dressed ers and each read a poem noon at the home of Mrs. Ro-1 rooms. The table was overlaid | lions, flanked on either side J In a graduation cap and gown . ______ __________ _ completed the center piece. appropriate to their station. Byron Leach sang to the tune ' A refreshing lime punch of “I Love You Truly" words was served as well as tea, In honor of her faithful ser­ tuna puffs, assorted tea cook­ vice to the Seminole Chapter ies, filled brownies, whipped No. 2. Mrs. Bailey was then cresm cake squares, nuts and escorted to the East, where mints. Mrs. Estes presented Mrs. The honoree was presented Bailey with a personal gift. with a carnation corsage and Mrs. Bslley briefly remlnsca gift indicative of the occas­ cd with some of the high ion, a graduation cap charm. points of her SO years In East­ Mrs. George Thompson, ern Star. mother of the honoree, as­ On Wednesday, April 29, at sisted the hostess. 8:00 p. m., during the official Those Invited were Mrs. visit of Mrs. Adele Robertson, Mary Joyce Bateman, Miss the Worthy Grand Matron of Alice 8tewart, Mrs. Susan the State of Florid* will pre­ sent the fifty-year pin to Mrs. Bailey. The announcement w a a made that Mrs. Joseph Leinhart had been appointed chair­ man of District 24 for the Florida Eastern Star Maga­ zine by Mrs. Adelle Robert­ son, W.G.M. If After the meeting, refresh­ ments were served by Mrs. ENJOYING a lovely urnduntion ten nt the Robert Watson home for Jen­ J . J. Nicholson, H. Raines, nifer Thompson are left to right Miss Barbara Watson, Mrs. Watson, Sarah Polley, J . If. Uilbrey, hostess, Mrs. George Thompson, mother of the honoree, and Miss Thomp­ B. C. Moore and Miss Versa son, honoree. Woodcock. Ryan, and the Misses Audrey Decker, Sharon Jackson, Pat Wiggins, Joyce Shepard, Pen­ ny Gleeson, Diane Smith, Ann Aiken, Sandy Hervisb, Roseanne Belslto, Bette Hayes, » diomsmalvUtA Cohnsh kle with salt and pepper. Add potatoes cut Into sllcea plac­ ing them around the edge of the dish, and filling the cen-' te r with peas. Cover and bake 2 hours In oven set at 230 de­ grees. • • • And these APRICOT COOK­ IES. Delicious. Cream: i cup sugar 14 cup ahortcnlng 1 tsp. vanilla 14 tsp. lemon flavoring Add: 2 eggs 1 cup raw dried apricots chop­ ped up Sift together: 214 cups flour 1 tsp. soda I taps, baking powder 14 tsp. sslt Add to creamed mixture and mix thorough)^. Drop by teaspoons on lightly greased cookie sheet. Bake 10 to IS minutes In 3S0 degree oven or until done. e * * Mrs. Mary Lemon calls this CHIP CHOP PUDDING. Take 4 slices of bread, cut Into little aquares. Put 2 cups milk In sauce pan with 2 tbsps. butter; add the chop­ ped up bread. Slightly beat 8 eggs and add 14 cup of augar and 1 tap. salt to egg mix­ ture. Mlx up and then stir slowly Into sauce pan of bread, milk and butter. Then add 1 tsp. vanilla and V4 cup of chocolate chips and nuts. Pour into casserole snd pop Into oven at 82S degrees for 45 minutes. Serve warm with whipped cream or half and half cream. • * • Use that head of cabbage In this THIRTY BELOW COLD SLAW. 1 pkg. (I os.) pineapple gela­ tin 1 cup boiling water Juice of 1 lemon 1 9-os. can crushed pineapple undralned 14 cup mayonnaise 1 pkg. aalad dressing mix I eupa finely chopped cabbage 1 tbsp. finely chopped green pepper. Dissolve gelatin In boiling water. Add lemon Juice, pine­ apple, mayonnaise and salad dressing mix. Beat with beat­ e r until thoroughly blended. Chill until allghtly thickened. Fold In cabbage and green By Mr*. H. L. Johnson Susie Halback, Barbara Bolger, Jill West, Sonja Jones, Carol oxford, Sandy Slayton, Linda Kris, Karen Whigham, Joan Shipman, Honey Childs and Barbara Watson. 100% Batiste Cottons Petite* f To 11 Junior* • To I I Misses 10 To 20 Your Vote and Support FOR Priced From Roy R. Wright, Jr. *14” •*17" FOR Seminole County cKowr'a Tax Collector Will lie Appreciated “ VOTE RIGHT WITH WRIGHT* Pd. Tol. Adv. A re n n e t** I have tried several recipes this past week which wer* sent to me from Mississippi and every one of them was just wonderful. Here is one of lliem. HAMBURGER DUMPLINGS 1 lb. ground m eat !4 cup fine crumbs 2 tbsps. chopped onion 1 tsp. salt U tsp. pepper Vt cup catsup Open one can of prepared frozen biscuits (or make a pie crust If desired). Roll bis­ cuits flat. Combine all In­ gredients. Place about 14 cup of meat filling In center of each flattened biscuit. Moist­ en edges with milk and bring together. Place In shallow pan. Bake in hot oven about one hour or until pastry (bis­ cuits) are *rsll baked. Serve dumpllnga with a flavorful tomato o r creole aauca. # * * I also tried this BEEF STEAK in CASSEROLE. It is a meal la one. 1 lb. round steak 4 small onions 4 medium potatoca 1 can English peai 1 tbsps. butter 2 tips, salt 14 tap. pepper Trim meat and cut in pieces for serving. Melt butter in frying pan and add onion cut In small plecea. Fry until a light brown and turn into caaserole. Add a lltUe water to frying pan to rinse out and pour this over onions. Rub fry pan with fat cut from meat and scar meat quickly on both sides. Put Into bak­ ing dish on top of onion. Sprin­ Whlla Dresses For The Graduates! Fashions 2526 PARK DR. GW v / M * " MOAL I a Ad*J Summer Bres^cWivalJ % J H E Y E A R * |J ^ S ^ A R K U N G C O fcJfw W iI 0 t 5 l f t i S E S M d S 5 l 1 f r 6 e , ‘‘' ' pepper. Turn Into 6-Inch er. Refreshen slightly stale square pan and chill until bread by toasting. firm. To serve, cut into This doesn't seem hkrd, squares and top with mayon does it T Try it and see how nalse. Serves 9. much you can save on the food bill. From the Nations! Dairy • • • Council we received these If you have never tried the DOZEN DOLLAR STRETCH­ prepared packaged AUNT ERS and my can we use those JEMIMA COFFEE C A K E extra dollars, too. EASY MIX do it now and by 1. Add bits of snappy cheese adding an apple pie filling to chopped cooked vegetables mix you have a most delicious heated with milk to make a cake. Here is the recipe; tasty satisfying soup. Bits of 1 10t4-os. pkg. Aunt Jemima Coffee Cake mix leftover meat taste good too. 2. Servo macaroni and 1 egg unbeaten cheese for • main dish and V4 cup milk add bits of leftover green 14 cup apple pie filling vegetables or meat, or hard 2 tbsps. dairy sour cream Put egg and milk Into large cooked eggs to the mixture. 8. Use cheese sauce or bag of mix. Squeeze upper cream sauce for leftover meat part of bag to force air out; and vegetables. Serve over close top of bag by holding tightly between thumb and toast or rice. 4. Use ground beef in loav­ index finger. With bag rest­ es, patties, m eat balls and In ing on table, mix by working meat aauce over spaghetti. bag vigorously with fingers. Serve creamed dried beef Squeeze bag to empty batter over boiled or baked potatoes. Into special aluminum foil pan 8. Buy less expensive cuts of contained In pkg. Spoon apple meat to cook slowly, using pie filling over batter. Sprin­ some liquid, as with a pot kle topping contained in smaller bag evenly over top. roast. 6, Choose beef, lamb or pork Dot with sour cream. Bake liver Instead of calves liver. in preheated oven 875 degrees 7. Brown eggs may be less shout 23 minutes. Open corexpensive than white but have ner folds of pan for easy cut­ ting and serving. Serves 6. the same nutritive value. I. Use dried beans and peas In casserole dishes with to­ matoes* and ground beet or pork. 9. Use tomato Juice instead of orange Juice at times. 10. Buy fresh fruits and ve­ getables In season If they are less expensive than frozen or canned. 9* sore yeo’re set far 11. Use leftover vegetable pkef# hm. f rep ia u « | at peer juices to flavor soup; use left­ fftifffWTWi *W■ w w w « r*"*”' over Juices from canned fruits In gelatins and fruit aaucts for cake or ice cream. 12. Split leftover biscuits or CAMERA SHOP rolls, butter or sprinkle with 210 8. PARK AVE. cbeeso and brown under broil- Wieboldt's Come aboard and nee our marvelous collection of fashion find* in aportawcar! HOT WEATHER HAB ARRIVED TIME FOR TALL COOL DRINKS — i % , i - A-Sl Bermudas, Caprla, etc., Blouaea ta match. Replenish Year Gians AM Stealware New Flemings Gifta • Cerda • l i t E. F irst S t • Open F r t Brewing* • Accredited Charge Accouata Welcomed EVERYONE LOVES DACRON* IN LOVELY FLOWER FRESH PRINTS! FOR JUNIOR PETITE GRADS . . . The cool comfort of light Dacron# polyeater All honora In fashion go to theta chic, young styles from Penney’*! Cool, crisp white cotton in one or two-piece styling I Each with tiny lace trim ! Sizes 8 to 11! batiste ia so smartly atyled hare tn two clear, colorful prints 1 Eaay caret Full styling with ex­ pensive detailing! Sizes 10-S0. 6” FASHIONS IN 8UMMER WHITE! 6” J �_ _ -* i I t 4: it i |t V n ln l 'April 28, 1964 — Page R fin fl The H. T. Jarretts Observe 50th W edding Anniversary I ♦ Around GO to 75 friends and relative! called between the appointed hours of 2 to 5 p. m. on Sunday April 19th, to con* sratulate Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jarrett on their Golden Wed­ ding Day. The open house was held at the home of the Jarretts daughter, Mrs. Char­ les Moore In Paola. The Moore home was decorated with profusion of cut flowers. The dining table, over­ laid with a lace cloth, held a beautiful three tiered white wedding cake. The cake was decorated with white roses and gold leaves and was top­ ped with a white bell and a wreath of white rosea and gold leaves with numbers de­ noting 50 years in gold. A white milk glass vase held a bouquet of yellow gla­ diolus on one end of the table and the other end held a glass punch bowl. These were flank­ ed by gold candles in brass holders. The daughters and daught­ ers-in-law bad charge of serv­ ing the cake, punch, mints and nuts. The granddaughters of the couple, Miss Dianne Jarrett, Misses Pat, Caroline and Nancy Moore, kept the guest book. The Wesleyan Methodist Church of Paola presented Mrs. Jarrett with a gold sprayed orchid corsage. The Jarretts are members of the church. Mr. snd Mrs. Jarrett were married on April 21, 1914 in Belle, W. Va. They came to Sanford In 1955. He is a retired machinist. The J a r­ retts are the parents of 4 children, Mrs. Erma (Char­ les) Moore, Elmer A. Jarrett and Charles L. Jarrett of Sanford and Mrs. Js units (Wayne) WUkerson of Dunbar W. Va. They also have nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Out of town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Max Jarrett of South Seminole Personals Poca, W. Va., Mr. an Mrs. O. C. Lytton, Melbourne, 5!r. and Mrs. J. C. Tucker, New Smyna Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ tor Wilkerson, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gandy, Orlando Mrs. Minnie Jarrett and granddaughter. Winter Park and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wil kerson, Dunbar, W. Va. GOLDEN WEDDING celebrants, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jarret are cutting cake nt a reception given in their honor by their daughter, Mrs. Charles Moore of Paola. A lis s Donna D. Newsom And Harold Miles Are Engaged Sir. and Sirs. Thomas B. Newsom of Sanford, announce the engagement and approach­ ing marriage of their daugh­ ter, Silas Donna Dolores New­ som, to Harold A. Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mead of Bear Lake, Pa. Miss Newsom was born in Murfreesboro, Tenn., and is a senior at Seminole H i g h School. She has been a mem­ ber of Future Teacher's As­ sociation and tha Latin Club. She Is presently a member of Diversified Cooperative Train­ ing, and la employed at First Federal Savings and Loan As­ sociation. Her fiance was graduated from Youngsville High School In Pennsylvania, where he was a member of the varsity track team and varsity foot­ ball team. Also he was a member of the 4-H, FFA and Art clubs. He is presently serving in the United Slates Marine Corps, stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. Tha wedding will be an event of June 11, at 10 a.m. at the home of the parents OS South Cameron Avenue. Mrs. M. Barnhart Hosts Osteen HD Personals Miss B o n n l a Gielow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gielow, la home dur­ ing tha tri semester break from tha University of Flor­ ida. Bonnie will return to tha university this week for reg­ istration in the Junior Class, where she la majoring in Ele­ mentary Education. E. E. I.eatherbury la leav­ ing Friday by jet for Los An­ geles and Hollywood, Calif., where his wifo has been visit­ ing with friends snd rela­ tives for the past three weeks. They will drive back in a week or 10 days. By Maryan Miles South Seminole Welcome Wagon Hostess, Mrs. Nora Norris, along with her mother, Mrs. Maude Crawford, will leave this Friday for Bing­ hamton, New York, where Mrs. Crawford hai her sum­ m e r home. Mrs. Crawford spends the winter months with the Norris’ in their hqme in Sanlando Springs Estates in Longwood. Mrs. Norris will be gone about two weeks visiting friends and relaUves along the route. Recent guest In the Norris household were Mrs. Ann Howard and Mrs. Lottie PhilJersey. Mrs. Charlss Fraser of Mrs. Harry P. Newton of Plumose ltd. visited relatives Catilina Dr. entertained Mr. and frienda in St. Petersburg, and Mra. Otto Latamann of this past week. Gilsum, N.H. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. WandMr. W. Burnett ion of tha ley of Woodhaven, I..I.N.Y. were the guests of Mr. and Lato Mrs. W. Bernett of An­ Mrs. Charles Kciper of Louis geles ltd. arrived in DeBary Lane. Thursday night te attend to Mlsi Mattel Leech of Chat­ hit mothcra kevp aakaa. Ha ham, N J. left for New York waa met at the airport by after spending four months Mrs. M. Phillips, hia mothar'a with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weary friend. of Alano Dr. Inneraprlng Mattresa Renovation Special D A R To Host Includes: • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Caver for Mattress • Brand New Insulation where needed Library Saturday The General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library will be open April 23 from • to 5 and membera of Sallie Harrison Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will be pleased to welcome you. now 2 pr.$5 EVERY PAIR OF PENNEY’S FABRIC CASUALS are built to rigid Penney etandardsl Your assurance that perfect fit, greater comfort and longer wear are part of every pair . . . and a t no extra coetl EVERY PAIR IS SANITIZED® TREATED to glva you clean, long lasting hygienic freshness ’n better wearl Women’s Favorite Sport Shoe! Need ’em, want ’em can’t do without them! Cotton duck upper*, eorrect balanes arch, cushion insole n’ o u t KINGS BEAUTY SALON S ilts AA-B, 4-1. Ovsr Roumltlat's Drag — Special — 110 Cold Wav* 2 PR- 15.09 Complete Permanent 9 5 .OO Haircut Shampoo ft Ret 91-00 91.50 No Appointment Nee. Open Kvea lly Appt, Ph. 822-9658 LOOK ! ! Sallie Harrison 0 M 45 BOYS1 PLAYTIME FAVORITE! Air cooled cotton enamel­ ing duck uppers. Heavy duty machine washable, long wearing. Ju st right for summer. Sises 10-2. 2 r a - >5 SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue I*hone FA 2-6321 CHILDREN FAVORITES FREE PICRUP and DELIVERY 99 VALUES TO $2.95 YD. BEAUTIFUL PRINTS & SOLIDS 45” TO 48” WIDE Bikinis for sleepyhesds aim to keep a damsel cool during hot wsather. Soma havs matching ooatlsts with flounc­ ed hems that reach to the knees. Welcome Nobles And Ladies! LADIES H are Your Hair WELCOME NOBLES! SHRINER DAYS SPECIAL LB. T - BONE STEAK COMPLETE WITH FRENCH FRIED POTATOES TOSSED GREEN SALAD HOT ROLLS — BUTTER ICED TEA OB COFFEE 99 FREE! TOUCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG t l DeBary Personals WAVERLY FABRICS IN Vi MISS JUDITH ANN LUDWIG Mr. and Jlrs. Lawrence Poff of Sanford, a rt the proud grandparents of a baby girl born to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kllis liernandet of Orlando. Daloy Rebecca liernandet was born Monday, April 20, 1064, a t Tha Florida Sanitar­ ium in Orlando, and her weight waa aevan pounds and nina ouncas. Mrs. Harnandas la tha for­ mer 8haron Poff of Sanford. re* 2" 9 ORCHIDS 2211 Grapevllle Ave. 222-0481 "Scotta Dealer” New Arrivals Penney’s own JlP* reduced! 21 MR8. LEON M. WRIGHT, holding her great granddaughter, Jill Zenger, and Mr. Wright are enjoying a visit from their granddaughter, Mrs. II. Kenneth Zenger, renter, of Hillsboro, Ore. Hradley Zenger is in front of his mother, and Dr. and Mrs. Turner Cuson of Jacksonville are on tha rig h t Grapevllle Nuraeiy Mr. W. A. Ludwig, at S anford, announcei tha engage­ ment of hia daughter, Misa Judith Ann Ludwig, to Mar­ shall Glynn Hodges, son of Mr. and Mra. M. G. Hodges of 6anford. The bride-elect, daughter of the late Mra. W. A. Ludwig, was born in Sanford and waa graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the clats of ’61, and waa a member of the Student Council. She attended Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga., and is presently attend­ ing Florida State University a t Tallahassee. Mr. Hodges was born In De­ troit, Mich., moved to Sanford in early childhood and was graduated f r o m Seminole High School In 1961. He at­ tended tha University of Flor­ ida, and Is presenUy a student at Florida State. A late aummer wedding Is being planned and complete details will be announced at a later date. > Air cooled e o t t o duck u p p a r * with matching rubber toe cap. Blue end red. Sizea 8 to S. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones of Big Bear Lake Road in Bear Lake along with th tlr aon, Johnny and friend Linda Davis have recently return­ ed from Jacksonville where they visited many friends and their many relatives. BLOOM! Miss Ludwig Engaged Club Meeting By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Home Demon­ stration Club met Tuesday af­ ternoon with Mrs. Mary Barn­ hart. Mrs. Joe Masters, pres­ ident, presided. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. Guy BeaU. It was reported that six 4-H girls an done 4-H boy partici­ pate in Event Day at DeLeon Springs. The HDC decided to sponsor a party for the 4-H girls in May. Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs. llaiel Gilhuly were ap­ pointed on a committee to work with the 4-H leaders for this party. A County Council meeting will be held April 24 In DcBary. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bertha Hardin in Enterprise. It will be a lunch­ eon meeting and diet right foods will be served. The program was given by 5!rs. Joe Masters. The subject was "What Carpets To Buy and How to Care for Them.” Attending this meeting were Mrs. John Bradln, Mrs. John Melrose, Mrs. Guy Beall. Miss Alice Dayton, Mrs. Laura Ball, Mrs. Eugene Katowiti, Mrs. Hasel Gilhuly, Mrs. Al­ bert Pell, Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Norma Miller, Mrs. Frank George, Mrs. Lillie Boyer, Mrs. Mary Barnhart, Mrs. Eva WiUlams and Mrs. L. E. Lerper. 9 FACTORY IRREGULARS FULL SIZE A SHOWER CURTAINS ^ Stretchable e 1a a 119 aide gore for perfect fitting comfort. Crepe rubber sole*, air-cooled duck upper* that wear longer. S 1s a • 12-6 . 2 p r - >5 MEN’S — 3.99 f o r *1 |00 59* e a :• MEN’S FAVORITE SPORT SHOE Ideal for boating, work­ ing h yard tad all other summertime activities. YD. ASSORTED COLORS — REG. 94.95 YD. *2 50 COMPLETE HAIR STYLING SALON COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 922-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD MABEL DUGGAN A BETTY ANNB HOWARD . | PHONE 322-4919 Boye* Sizes ASSORTED DRAPERY FU LL BOLTS VALUES TO 81.89 YD. .5 " TO WIDE Drapes ft Slipcover* FREE ESTIMATES 59* Ph. 822-5783 They are washable lea, WHITE — NAVY SIZES 9 ft - 11 2 p a . sg .YD. Wall Te Walt Carpet tttouu JabhkA & ftuqA 2559 Park Dr. 95.OO Boys’ Slipon For Comfort This Summer NYLON UPHOLSTERING FABRIC $ 7 19 T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" -i-~ YD. 9<h FAMOUS BRAND TOWELS REG. $1.25 & sdhj. Cbftm A 2201 8. PARK AVE. $ | . 19 CLOTH HACK, 54” WIDE — REG. 92.50 YD. PLASTIC SHOE BAGS Style Renewed For The Many Evente Coming Up This Week-End That Demand Perfect Grooming . • . . . SHAMPOO AND SET PLASTIC - - FOR UPHOLSTERINIs YD. PR. Sanford, Fla. OPEN YOUR PENNEY CHARGE ACCOUNT TODAY THE NEW CONVENIENT WAY TO SHOP TODAY! t. �M r O&ah Gbby • DEAR A B B Y : X am twelve year* old. My bangs touch lha and of my ayebrows and that’s the wsy I like them. Tbe kids at school like them that way, too, but my Mom and Dad want them c u t 1 think I should be sole to have my hair the way I like it at my age. What do you think? LORRAINE DEAR LORRAINE: Even more important than bow you wear your hslr is obey­ ing the wishes of your par­ ents. BUT, I wish more parents would worry le u about bow their children wore their hair (as long as It was d u n and neat) and worried more about what was UNDER the scalp. • • • DEAR ADBY: The day after I was married my hus­ band told me that he had paid $500 to have a thorough investigation made of my background because he knew I wasn't telling him “everything" I had done In my life before we met. He waa right. I didn't lie. When By Abigail Van Buren he asked me, I told him I ents are the type who feel had made some mistakes, hurt If they don't hear from Sonny at least ooce a week. but they didn't concern him. Well, they get that letter (I had no illegitimate child­ from "Sonny"—but guess ren or previous marriages to hide.) We have been mar­ who writes It? 1 do I But they don't know that be­ ried five months, and a day cause I use a typewriter has not gone by that he and Sonny signs It. Don’t doesn't throw something of use my name or I’ll be In my past in my face. Ills greatest pleasure Is taunt­ trouble. SONNY’S WIFE ing me about It. I cannot • • • stand the torture any longer. CONFIDENTIAL TO MIC­ He knew all this a month HAEL: No father really ob­ before we were married, jects to having his son fol­ but he kept It quiet until afterwards. I think my mar­ low in his footsteps—If only riage was a mistake. We the son would wait until bis father got out of them. were married in the church. • • What can I do, abort of Get It off your chest For suicide? TWENTY-TWO AND MIS­ a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box ERABLE DEAR MISERABLE: Run 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. Enclose a stamped , —<lo not walk— to your self-addressed envelope. minister and tell him your • • • story. It could have a hap­ Hate to write letters? py ending. Coed luck. • • ♦ Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, DEAR ABBY: 1 have a Calif., 90212, for Abby'a new husband who hates to write booklet, "HOW TO WRITE letters. Even to his parents LETTERS FOR ALL OCHe says he can never think CASIONS." of anything to say. His par­ £oO)JblJ.On (Bhidqa r Josephine llooley of Elk­ hart, Ind., writes In the Amer­ ican Bridge Teachers Assn. Quarterly: "My favorite teach­ ing hand Is one that my pupils really enjoy. Someone may claim plagiarism, but I've used it so long that I'm ture the original owner la now playing a harp." Tbe actual hand Is new to me, but the strip play in­ volved la well known and sim­ ilar hands are dealt often enough so that the play should be routine for any good player. South must play dummy’s ace of diaminds at trick one, There is no need to finesse because there la a good park- By Oswald Jacoby trumps and three rounds of NORTH tl hearts park that queen of ♦ Q064I diamonds. ♦ KQ South's next play Is to ruff ♦ AQ ♦ 10912 his last diamond. He has now WEST BAST stripped his own hand and dummy of red cards and Is In ♦ •? . ♦ 964$ ♦ 8702 dummy ready to attack the e J 10 9 I # K 7842 club suit. ♦ K J3 ♦634 He leads the ten of clubs SOUTH (D) and lets It ride. He could play ♦ A K J102 his queen If he wishes, but ♦ A J 10 #63 the double finesse gives him ♦ AQ7 a chance to make seven If No one vulnerable East holds both club honors. South Went North East West wins the trick with Pass 3 ♦ Paso 1♦ his Jack of clubs and South Pass 4 N.T. Pass 8 # T iu 8N.T. Pass 6 # jhows his hand. The lead of Pass Paso Pass 64 any red card allows a ruff Opening lead—# J and discard, a club puts the Ing place for that queen of I king's head on the chopping diamonds later. Two leads pull block. U)& JA ff “appreciated,” that la going to lie her lot in life. On the other hand, If ahe makes up her mind that ahe can get along without “appro elation" ahe can get satisfac­ tion uut of a Job well done, rather than figuring the Job wae dene for nothing since it brought her no applause. Another reader Is miser- Legal Notice Legal Notice HOTICH o r r i 'H I .I O IIKAHih u o r rss o ro B K is ciia n u ics AND AJSHNIISSKNTa IN (.'SUS­ TAIN IIIIT N IC T I AND StOUNDAHIKS o r TIIH XONINIi OHIIINANCH UK TIIH CITY o r SANFOHII. KI.OIIIIIA Notice la hereby given llial a I'Ubllo l le a r l n a will he held a t the Commlealuu llooni In the Ctly Hell In the City of Han­ ford, F lorida a t 1:00 o'clock r . M. on Slay 11, ISSI, to c o n ­ sider the follow lit* chanuea and a m e n d m e n t! lo ilia Zoning Ordinance of the City of Han­ ford, Florida: A portion of t h a t prope rly to ned In U l.trlct ll-IA A (one family d w e l l i n g located w e st of Slellonvllle Avenue and north of T w e n ty - f o u r th Hlrcet and a b u tt l n x the Atlantia C o e d Line lleliroed r ig h t- o f - w a y , Is proposed lo be m o n a d II-1A tone family dw e lling) Dlalrlct. ■eld properly belli* more p a r ­ ticularly deerrlhed a t follows: l lr a l n n ln a a t the NK c o rn e r of Lot A Ilf J. Dodd, II. U. Lord e n d II. Irean'a Hubdlvlslon l a the Mouthw est q u a r t e r of H*o I I , Twp. ISH, Ha# I I K, s i r e ­ corded In Flat Hook S, J 'a a e I of P ublic Iterords of Hemlnola County, F l o r ­ ida. r u n Wly l l l . t fe et a lo n a N line of l,oi A. (hence H I* os' Sl>“ W I7S.II ft for a point of hea lnulna . thence W l i v e * ft, thence run N l***'!#" K S.Tf fl, thence ru n W ITS.7 fl, thence r u n N S*2I‘J0"K IS.SI ft, thence r u n W I S0.7S f t to Kly r l a h t - o f - w a y line of the Atlanllo Coeet Line Hallroad, thence run Hly a lo n a the Ely l l / W line of I h t A tlan tia Coeet Line l u l l rued (o H line of seld Lot A, thence r u n Ely a lo n a H line of Lot A to a point to o .ll f t w i y of r e c o r ­ n e r of Lot A. thence run N l ’ll'IU" E to point of bea ln n ln a . All parllee In Internet and eltleena shall have a n oppor­ tu n it y l e be heard a t tald h e a r - IN TIIU CIHCITT COI’HT. NINTH JITHL'I At, I I I U T I T OF FI.OMIHA IN ANII FOH aUMINOl.t: COl'NTV. IN (TIANL'KIIY NO. ISU7* IN T H E MATTKIt OF T H E AUDITION OF FIIANK l.EHLIE NELSON, a Minor, by CIIITTON IV. HI'NUI.KV, notht: of ADOPTION FIIOrUKDINOa TO lll.KNN TIIUIIMAN N EL­ SON, IIKHIUBNCK UNKNOWN: You e r a hereby nollfled th a t the above named Petitioner, CIIITTON W. HUNDLEY, bee filed a Petition In the above alyled Court fo r the adoption of the m in or child named therein end you e r e required to allow cauae why the eeme should not lie a r a u tr i] by eervIna a copy of yo u r w ritte n d e ­ fences, If any, upon Meek N. Cleveland, Jr., A ttorney for Petitioner, I'. O. D ra w e r 7., Hanford, Florida, a n d by flllna th e orlnln al thereof w ith Ihe Clerk of eald Court, on or be­ fore Ihe Sbth day of May, A. I>. l i l t , otherw ise e decree may tin entered a a e ln s t you a r e n t Ina Ihe sold adoption. WITNKMH m y hand end the eeal of eald Court e l Hanford, Florida, Ilila Sind day of April, A. D. I l l l . I n a. Ily o rd e r of t h e r i t y Commlselon of the City of Hanford, Florida, tble lists d a y of April, ISSI. If. N. Tamm, J r . City Clerk of the City of Hanford, Florida. Publish April IS, ISSL COT-SI able because her husband en­ joys making her Jealous. She'll lie miserable a good part of her life If she doesn’t wake to this fact:*a itu# i who en­ joys making ths woman who loves him miserable Isn't worth being miserable over. And here’s a letter from o woman who le unhappy be. cauae her husband never takes her anywhere. Instead of planning to go places by herself, she la all aet to ait around the rest of her life, feeling eorry for herself hecause she Is married to a eelflah man. And eo it goes. Such let­ ters, and they are numerous, all hava two things in com­ mon. The first la that the wife hat never bothered to figure cut th at a man can’t make a woman mlierabla unless ahe Is willing to be so on his ac­ count. And tha second le that they all want to know how they can change their husband*, Instead of wanting to know how they can maka a good Ufa for themeelva* in aplte of tha things they are un­ happy about n U M O A T r . M. S:S* (>) Neweeope ( I ) News, W eather, flporta (S) Nawellne l : S t IS) Hporte 4:1* IS) H u n tle y • Hrlnkley ( f ) New s— W e l l e r Coak ite T:#S (S) n i f la m a n (S) D u n l i n * A P le h ln a (*) V l r a tn la Boys 7:10 (1) Temple Houetoa (S) P eesw ord (*) P lln te to n e s S.SS ( I ) R aw hide (*) D o n n a Reed a.'SS ( I ) Dr. K ild are (S) My T h ree Boat SiO* ( I ) P e r r y Mason (S) E n s l a n O'Toole • :td ( t ) R a t a l (Color) ( I ) Ji m m y Dean Hhow 10:00 ( I ) Huipenee T h e a tr e ( ( ) N u r s ta 10:10 (S) Htory of 11:10 ( I ) (*) Newt, W eather, Sport* (0) New* — Murphy M a r tin 11:10 ( I ) Newt, Sport*. W e a ­ ther l l : i l ( I ) T h e a t e r of Ihe Stars 11:10 (1) J o h n n y C arton (Color) IliSS ( I ) Movie FRIDAY A. 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A ttorney for p e titio n e r Publish; April | J , SO, May 7, II, (Deputy Barney Fife Of Ths Andy Griffith Show) CDT-7S lv> v i t w \ as rv ( f HIUl-IN OPEN 1:30 Bargain Matinee K f|e 1:30 - 3 MON. - FBI. STARTS TODAY AT SEMINOLE ONLY ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR IncrsdlbU T O N IT K — l e t T im e T il t A lee f l e e t H a lf N e p e e te d On R e re a d S hew "P E Y T O N F L A C K " A le e "BKVSSN T IIIK V K B " T e e lie — C a r U s d P a s s N ile NOTICE n r BALE N O T IC E IH H E I I E I i r G I V ­ E N t h a t on t h e t t h d a y o f May, m t . a t 11:00 A.M. a t t h e f r o n t door of the C o u rt House of Hem lnola C o u n t y , a t H anford . F lo rid a , I h e H o n o r a b l e A r t h u r It. n e c k w l l h , J r , C l e r k o f t h e Circuit Court of S em in o le, C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w ill o f f e r f o r »* le t o t h e h l a h 'B t a n d b e d b i d d e r f o r ca*h, a t p u b l i c o u t ­ cry, th e follow lna deecrlbed p ro p e rty of th e D efe n d a n ts F r a n k lin W illiam s e n d C arolyn E. W illia m s, hie w i f e : L o t I. Illo ck If. HUNLAND E8TATEH, A m ended Plat, acco rd in g to a P la t th ereo f r e c o r d e d In P l a t H ook 12. p a a e a 1 A 2. o f t h e P u b l i c R e co rd * o f Hem lnola C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a ; Includlna: One D R R a n a e , E le c t r i c Mod el (O lH IW If. H e r i a l TH002II71; On* Du n - T h e r m W a l l H e a t e r . Mod el 310-9, Herlal 12IK72; On* V ic to r C l i m a x K i t c h e n K sh au at Fan, no model or aerial num ber*; T e n V e n e t i a n Illlnda, m e ­ t a l, m a n u f a c t u r e d by Henk a r l k Dl*»s A P o i n t C o m ­ p a n y , H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , no m o d el n r a e r i a l n u m b e r * ; t o g e t h e r w i t h *11 s t r u c t u r e s and I m p ro v e m e n t * . th en or t h e r e a f t e r on »*ld land. T h l* I* m a d e p u r s u a n t to F in a l D ecree of Koreclnaure e n t e r e d In t h e a b o v e r a c e . C h a n c e r y D o c k e t No. 13SS1, n o w p e n d i n g In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f a n d f o r H tm l n o l a County. Florida. IN WITNKH S W I I E R K O r . 7 h a v e h e r e u n t o »et m y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l eeal th l* H a t d a y of A p ril, l » « t . (HEAD (HEAT.) A r t h u r If. R e r k w l t h , J r . A r t h u r If. I l e c k w l t h , J r . C lerk of Ihe C irc u it C ourt C lerk In a n d f o r H em lnole C o u n ­ Ily M a r t h a T. V lh le n . D. C. ty . F l o r i d a DID*. H e d r i c k A R n h ln a o n Ily M a r t h a T. V lh len 109 E a s t C h u rch H treet D e p u t y C le r k O rlan d o , F l o r i d a J n e r p h M. M i i r a . k e A ttorney for Plaintiff. I1. O. lin e 320 P u h l l a h : A p ril 23, 20. Slay T, I f , F e r n P a r k . F la. 19*1 I't i h l l.h A p ril 23, l » l « CDT-7! CDT-SS OVD Straight UourlKin | Im9 ^ a — Feature* At 2-4-4-8-16 SAT. & SUN. APRIL 25 . 24 a Kir. i m a i V formerly DOG TRACK INN DANCE to the Music of “THE VIRGINIANS’* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITES LIGHT OK DARK III-WAY 17-92 at CASSELBERRY PHONE 838-9266 bar & PACKAGE OPEN 8 A. M. T il, 2 A. M. — Your Ho*t: Lou Rotas CORBY’S 86* BLEND, OR Glenmore STR. KY. BRB. REG. 4.80 PARK & TILFORD KENTUCKY CREST 7 YR. STR. KY. IIRB. CORBY? 349 Reg. 2.24 Imported Sweet or Dry 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 RUM T Open ’Til 2 a.m. Cocktail Hour — Daily 5:30 • 7:00 p. m. Friendly Atmosphere! Prompt, Courteous Service I FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Sale* 2600 Hanford Av*. wM M 5 TH , VERMOUTH IMP. SCOTCH H5t&BE BEEFEATER LIQUOR FOR LESS IMPORTED ENGLISH GIN REG. 7.18 — 63.98 CASE LORD CALVERT CANADIAN WHISKY KAHLUA TA YLO R { CHAMPAGNE m PINK — WHITE MEXICAN COFFEE LIQUEUR REG. 4.35—39.71 CASE ^ ch cn lcq 3 5ths * 9 “ 12 YEAR go FU LL GALLON JUG 20% CALIF. DESSERT WINES FULL GALLON Federal Reserve 12 YEAR 86' STR. KY. BOURBON Aged t Tinea Imager Thau Laadlug Ky. Bourbon* REG. 8.29— 17.88 CASE Hwj BW M w w / ♦ Service i?99 Bacardi + 1 COCKTAIL HOUR 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. — 40c and up REG. 4,45—35.88 CASE ------i l - S F r t MtbMMWI____ ; e l ^ Mr.Umpet CYPRESS ROOM • Chnr-Hroiled Steaks • Prime Ribs Of Beef A Complete Menu Of Full Course Dinners ORCHESTRA & DANCING THURS. - FRI. - SAT. EVENINGS 90* GIN CHARRED OAK ^ 0 Welcome Shrinera To The IIWY. 17-92 — Just So. Of Sanford City Llmita Seminole TV SPARKLING BURGUNDY Winner — Parent* Magaaina’a Special Medal Award! This la The Panaloat Picture You'll K v a r Sea On Land Or See. - HAK-LUU TV RENTAL ♦ Sales Friday, April 24 7-9 a.m. NBC. Today. If you think the only song Hoagy Carmichael ever wrote was "Stardust," t h i s two-hour musical tribute should be something of an eye-opener. WELCOME SHRINERS! MAD I HU resta u ra n t Fleischmann's ’4.29 S - A P S U a S P T r " '* ve. FRA N K LIN W ILL IA M H and C A R OLY N E. W IL L IA M S , hie wife. Defendant*. edy Is entrusted to the cap­ able hands of Don Adams. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Kraft Sus­ pense Theatre. “Their Own Executioners." (Color) Quite an absorbing psychological drama with some exceptional­ ly good acting. Herichel Ber­ nard! standi out a i an attor­ ney, suffering from an incur­ able disease, who Ironically sets out to defend, a young man (Dean Stockwel!) who wants desperately to die for murdering hla wife. The cli­ max, a good one, it not what you might expect. Very good alto as the youth's mother is Lilia Skaia. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC News Reports. "The Chang­ ing Face of Hungary." An In­ formative look at what’i been happening to Hungary since the revolution of 1956 waa bru­ tally suppressed t>y the Russlant. Surprisingly, the satellite country seems to have emerged from Its harrowing experience prosperously. Sam Jaffe, who covered Khrush­ chev’s recent visit, reports from Budapest and Edward P. Morgan It the program's an­ chorman. M 5 9 5 .3 9 8th COLONIAL CLUB Bo It A Bottle ToL 122-6904 Open I A. M.—12 Midnight j Legal Notice With the latter execution tak­ ing on the aura of a carnival sideshow, Houston's case Is hopeless. There are good per­ formances from Noah Beery as the condemned key wit­ ness, Everett Slosne, as the father of the boy he Is ac­ cused of shooting, and aeries regulars Jeffrey Hunter and Jack Elam. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Hazel. "Maid For A Day." (Color) Some pretty good laughs here IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. IN as Hazel (Shirley Booth) ANII FOH SEMINOLE C O I N . plays good Samaritan to TV, FLORIDA. George Baxter's snooty sister C H A N C E R Y NO. IM T t F IlU iT FEDERAL HAVINDH Dcirdre (Cathy Lewis). Get­ AND LOAN A H 8 0 0 A T 1 0 N O F ting some practical exper­ ORLANDO, a c o r p o r a t i o n . P l a i n t i f f , ience for the role of a maid v*. A N T HONY K E IT H R R OAN she'll play in a charity show, a n d ANNA R E D A N , hi* wife; Deirdre is coached not only e n d I t u U K I I T J . JJIHIIOP. D e f e n d a n t* . as a maid by Hazel but as a n o t ic e o p su it cook, as well. The awkward STATE O F FLO R ID A kitchen scene Is quite funny COUNTY O F HEM1NOLE TO; A N T H O N Y K E I T H R E D A N and it become* bedlam when 1127 N o r t h H t e w a r t S t r e e t George (Don Defore) bringi A rlington. V irginia A NNA R E D A N home an Important client for l * P r e s t o n Old R o a d P a u l h u le F y l d e . E n g l a n d dinner. Tnu a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t 9:30 10:30 p.m. ADC. The a s u i t line b e e n filed lignin*! y o u In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d cauee, Jimmy Dean Show. Another nd t h a t y o u a r e r e q u i r e d to cheerful ahow, light on com­ file y o u r a n e w e r w i t h t h e C lerk o f t h l e C o u r t a n d to edy and heavy on music. The e erv a a c o p y t h e r e o f u p o n t h e opening song-nnd-dincc num­ p laintiff o r p lain tiff* a ttn r ney*. who** n a m e a n d addree* ber Is "Don't Fence Me In.” la (Hies, H e d r i c k A Itotiluaon, Jimmy sings "Little Black lo* Kaet C h u r c h H treet, O r l a n ­ do, F l o r i d a , n o t l a t e r t h a n Book" and "Street* of Lare­ J u n e 2. IkSt, I f y o u fall t o do do." Buck Owens docs "Act *o a D e e r e * P r o Co nfe* »o w ill ha e n t e r e d a a e l n s t y o u f o r t h e Naturally” and "Just As Long re lie f d e m a n d e d In t h a C o m ­ As You Love Me" and Joins p l a i n t . T h la s u it I* t o f are clo * n a m o r t g a g e . T h e r e a l p r o p e r t y Jimmy on "Heart." Molly Bee p r o ceed ed a g a l n e t la: contributes "Paper Ilotcs" L o t 1 In Illock A o f ItID D R H I G H S U B D IV IS IO N . a c ­ and duels “I'll Never Be c o r d i n g t o t h e p l a t t h e r e o f Free" with Jimmy. Itowlf's a e r e c o r d e d In P l a t Hook comedy spot is on the World’s I t . P a g e SI. o f t h a P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f Hem lnola C o u n ­ Fair, and he raises his voice ty . F l o r i d a . in song to "Cool Water" In WITNEHH rny h a n d a n d t h e neat o f th l* C o u r t a t H an fo rd , the country and western seg­ F l o ri d a , t h i s 2 ! a t d a y o f A p ril, ment. Tho bulk of the comm t. 5 TH F H IH A V A SA TU R D A Y SI A d A C a rlo a d J e r r y L e w ie l a " D e a ’t D iv e U p T b e a b ly " " H e r b - A -N y e B a b y " A lee le la A e e e a le e " Free Prompt Delivery 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Temple Houston. "Toll The Bell Slow­ ly." F*miliar western iltuation well done. Houston has a IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT OP client who Is sentenced to be th s: n in t h ju d ic ia l c m . CLTT OP AND PO R BENIN- hsrgcd and hts only proof of OLE COL'NTY, FLORIDA. innocence is another man who IN CHANCERY NO. IBBI1 is going to be hanged lor mur­ F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T D A D E AHHOCIATION, a c o r ­ der in a m atter of hours at poration. P l a i n t i f f , the opposite end of the state. PORT — SHERRY — MUSCATEL WHITE PORT Fries* A rt Tailored TV Time Preview* «99 Em f lM l) in u i f: Mr.UmpstJ P ag e 8 — A pril 23, 19& Wt r a i l d U q h liq h iA REG. 4.85 Matinee Only I'siths THlATftf W ittTorl MARTINI & ROSSI NOW thru SAT. At 1*6 - 2:06 - 1:14 T ill • 9 * 4 Don Knotts 1:2* (2) Tnu D on't Bay (Color) ( I ) E dao of N la h t ( ! ) Who Do T ou T r a i t ? (:0S (2) Match Dome S IM IN O lt ito & ifflU e s (HEAL) LIQUOR M ARI OF VALUES _ Television Tonight Woman By Ruth Millett If « woman la miserable be­ cause she lets her husband treat her as though she were a doormat, ahe's going to be that way most of her life. Here’s a reader who is un­ happy because her husband doesn't “appreciate” her. If she Is willing to alt around the rest of her daya unhappy and forlorn because she Isn't •S » Ample Free P eridot Mala f le e r Smoking 419 Aprirot — Cherry — Peach — Blackberry— Kummel — Creme D# Mentha — Cacao — Anlaetta — Rock *N Rye — Sloe Gin ith FULL QUA RT 8CHKNLRY 90* GIN REG. 8.80 CHAMPION STR. KY. BOURBON LIQUEURS $C99 1 OQ •••• FULL QT. ♦ QQ 1 FULL • * • ■ 1 QT. | FULL PARK * TILFORD ♦ VODKA KEG. 8.80 « I . M 1 QT. PHILADELPHIA « A fl FULL 1 QT. 8 YR. 8.80 BLEND | FULL OLD CROW J 1 QT. REG. 6.88 KY. BRB. * 399 1 1 9 1 18$ | FULL Ushers Green Stripe 1 Imp. Scotch * . 9 $ 1 QT. ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE H O M E fA OF THE ^ 0 3V( DAT or 941TI KING SIZED HI BALL O P IN IN G Til U O S l N G )9, M A t. N A M V O j —. O i l ) 1 A V I OH Ca n a d i a n club / j l ( O jc o id ( , u n n [ u o (-1*1 T t S AKK b l A ( k If vs m i I | N O ( O C K T A l l OK M I X I L ) O M N K ( U t k * , x 1 REG. 4.50 a 1 CHARRED OAK 8 YR. STR. BRB. 1 K| 1 11 a ] BEER CASE 24 12 OZ. CANS GENESEE........... 3.49 OLD GERMAN....... 3.59 GOEBELS................. 3.79 ABC 8T« ™ , BEER 3.89 Old Milwaukee 3.49 oa + dep u IMP. SKI NORWEGIAN 4.99 Guckenheimer 86' Blend HALLER’S DELUXE STRAIGHT BOURBON REG. 4.46—35.84 CASE 2 .9 9 �"1 Rail Accord Holds Out Hope For Lasting Labor Peace WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnion, buoyed by bis triumph in averting • na­ tionwide rails strika, held out hope today for lasting labor Elmer Thompson showed peace In the strife-torn rail­ colored flime of his recent road industry. The President announced trip to Hawtii and Disney, settlement of the Ht-year-old land. Refreshments were served railroad work rutei dispute in to the more then too persons n radio-television appeiranca in attendance for the meet­ Wednesday night—little more ing. Hostesses were Mrs. than 41 hours before the Glenn Smith, Marjorie Boyle scheduled shutdown of tha na­ tion's vast rail network was and Lottie Beck. to begin. The settlement cams on the Added To Clinic 13th day of the 13-day truce STORRS, Conn. (UPI) - that the Chief Executive bed Alan King, ■ professional soc­ arranged so ha and a special cer pleycr for II years and team of federal mediators coach at Worcester Tech, has could L-y to get a negotiated been added to the faculty of agreement. Tha crisis had de­ the 19th annual Coaches Clinic veloped when a surprise to be held at the University of strike against the Illinois Cen­ Connecticut, August 11-30. tral Railroad threatened to spread into a national walk­ out. Johnson forecast continued NEW YORK (U PI(-Short­ stop Tony Kubek will rejoin economic advances now that the New York Yankees this the threat of a national trans­ weekend after being released portation tleup was removed from Lenox Hill Hospital by the rails agreement. Union sources said the set­ Tuesday night. tlement, which still must be A woman can make a great ratified by rank-and-file mem­ cluing* in a man. says a Judge. bers of tha five operating And play heck with his brotherhoods, was a "pretty good deal." Observers said change. the railroads were not happy wlth the terms but felt they were the best they could get and avoid a crippling strike. It was believed to be the f i r s t labor • management agreement worked out under such close Whlta House scrut­ iny since President H irry S. Truman's time. Johnson declared It was "Just and fair." He said It would allow modernisation and still take account of hu­ CONSTABLE man problems created by District 4 technological progress. "But most of all this Pd. Pol. Adv. agreement prevents—we hope Officers Proposed For DeBary GOP Club By S in . Adam Muller A recommended slate of April 23, 1984 — Page 7 officers for the DeBary Re­ publican Club was presented at this month's meeting in COMPLETE the Community Center by INVESTMENT SERVICE George Shwsrner, member of the nominating committee. Listed and anllated Named were Glenn Smith, Securities president: Earl Merrill, first Mutaal Faada vice president: Beatrice E. Muller, second vice president; AI.LRN 0 CO. Albert D. Williams, third vica Sll E. LEMON ST. president; Lillian C. Wind, LA*ELAN0 , FLA. treasurer; Viols Leone, fin Member: Mldwsst Stark Rxth, snclal secretary and Rev. Paul Schultx, chaplain. The Chiracs Board a I Trad# office of recording tecretary Orlanda Rale* Repreesatatlr* was left open. Republican candidatei of MRS. STAN COMSTOCK DeBary, Albert D. Williams, who is running for another term as Justice of the peace Ph. r.A I-M34 end Guy 11111, opposing Oscar Oljr ftanforft Papineau for conitable, were Introduced by Glenn Smith, president, who announced that the May primaries will be the firet, locally with both Republican and Democratic candidates, thus Risking the two-party system a reality. The club want on record in support of Charles Holly, GOP candidate for gover­ nor and of delegates pledged to Goldweter for president. Earl Merrill reported on the “All Resident Canvass" being conducted In the area by club members and named captains and workers. In the group are Robert Henderson. Ethel Bertach, Charles Youman, Ivan Walker. E. Ashley, John Kissell and Fred McLaren. Briefing sessions will be con­ ducted for the workers and, as each section Is canvass­ ed, data will be compiled . . . a i t a d ta n tu ra la lla ta n tn g m and analyred. Mrs. Lillian Wind reported a balance of $239.97 in the treasury and Mrs. P. Little announced that the club willsponsor a Dessert Card P ar­ ty in the Community Center in October. Irra lU CHANGIN WORLD” Elect Charlie Thomas WTRR • Radio Dial I t Each Week • Mon. thru Fri. • 8:25 A. M. p r ts tw u i t y Rack To Work f w ^ • ♦y' \* Incorporated **'' * I i w t HK ClH C C IT L’O l H T 1JI »»D v ill T V . K L 0 H IIIA IV C IIA V IK H T . 1927 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF APRIL 15, 1964 COMPTROLLER’S CALL S M S y .* cSvST T •AV1NO* HANK. * e o rp o re tlo a u n d e r Die u « •» “>• ■*••• 01 Nr7alntlVr: hTL'ATIT and $ 6,057,975.20 324.25 129,192.38 90,530.93 100,544.94 26,250.00 13,728.69 7,142,128.95 $ 375,000.00 500,000.00 122,812.60 100,203.09 225,715.66 12,236,943.99 TOTAL $13,560,675.34 DIRECTORS GEORGE D. BISHOP Sanford, Florida W. SCOTT BURNS Manager, Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida O. C McBRIDS MR*. CATHERINE M. HAT Aaiiataat CdtMaC a T. MATHEW*. JR. WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL Frealdant, BUI HtmphUl Motor*, Inc. Sanford, Florida H. H. HODGES P m id a n t ROBERT E. LEE Cattle Oviodo, Florida another field trip to be made on Monday, May 11, to a g*rbera daisy farm and the or­ chid house of Col. Mark Fravel In Goldenrod. Those plan­ ning to go will meet at tha home of Mrs. E. P. Richards on Lake Wildmere In Longwood at 9:80 a.m. for coffee before the trip. Following t h e bualncn meeting, the group enjoyed a picnic lunch with cake and Iced tea served by the hostesses. Mr*. C. L. Leggett, Mrs. R. C. Newcomer, Mrs. h it Highlighting tha 42nd An­ nual Convention of th* Epis­ copal Diocese of South Flor­ ida a t Daytona Beach this waak waa Bishop Louttlt’s announcement th at tha Cap­ ital Fund gifts of tnora than one million threa hundred thousand dollar* has been re­ ceived. This rapreaanta tha firat faw gifts toward* a threa million dollar campaign to provldo new work for tho aging, on the college campus­ es and new churches. Th* Blehop pointed out that In keeping with ChriatIan tradition, 10 por cent of th* money glean wlU bo used for work (outside of tho Di­ ocese. Tho clergy of th* Dfoeoa* mads tha first gift, with 100 par cent of th* eltrgy of th* Episcopal Dioceea of South Florida pledging. Individuals, throughout th* Diocese, are now balng solicit­ ed. Thla will ba followed by congregations being asked to pledge towards tha auranca work of tha Diocese. Myron Jacobs and Mrs. Felix Mtge. Riding aboard a strange vehicle, which waa a combi­ nation wagon and swamp bugKy, the group was taken on sat hour long tour through the magnificent virgin forests and cypress swamps lush with tiopical growth. The park auperintendent served aa their guide pointing out many larga alligators and turtles and other natural attractions. Tha bus arrived back in Cassel­ berry at 4:30 p.ra. There are spring fashions in telephones too! T h ii sp rin g , w hen y o u 're brightening up your home, don’t forget th a t one of the most useful and fashionable m>" change* you can maka ia to inatali a new " d r pm color telephone. I t will give you a real bargain in convenience, fashion and lasting beauty, and will alw ayi ba a wel­ come addition to tha decor of any room. •44-1011 and arday yoar color astaaaloa phono today! SEE OUR TELETHON! DISPLAY AT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW APRIL U . 14, U The Winter Park Telephone Co. OEORGE A. ORTAGUS Firat Vica Praaldant Tha Atlantic National Bank of Jackaonvllla Jacksonville, Florida H. B. POPE Praaldant, U. R. Pope Company Inc. Sanford. Florida A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Praaldant Shoomakar Construction Company, Ire. Sanford, Florida IRA E. SOUTHWARD P m idant, Southward Fruit Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, J R , |L F . MANN Biaentlva Vka P m id a n t Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fMlKt Xlarlon BUeet, Oak P a r k . $13,660,675.34 Capital Stock Surplus ......... Undivided P ro fits............................................- ......... .............................. Reserves »•••••••»«., Unearned D iscount................................................................. ................. DEPOSITS .................................................................................... ............ MRS. LOIS D. HOU8HOLDER Assistant V ka Praaldant H. D. ROWLAND Caahlar By Jane Casselberry S o u t h Seminole Garden Club took a field trip Mon­ day aboard a Florida Sight­ seeing Bus to beautiful High­ land Hammock State Park n e a r Sebring. Thirty-four membera and guests enjoyed the day's outing leaving Cas­ selberry at 8:30 a.ra. and ar­ riving at the T*rk at 10:45. Upon their arrival they held a meeting in tha recreation hall with tha election of of­ ficers as tha main order of business. Chairman of tha nominating committee, Mrs. E. P. Richards, presented a slats of officers which was unanimously accepted. Mr*. H. T. Crittenden was re-elected to serve at presi­ dent. Others named were 31rs. Fred Heubcrger, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Otis Lee, treaaurrr; Mrs. L. E. Dennison, re­ cording secretary and Mrs. Arthur Putman, correspond­ ing secretary. New officers will ba In­ stalled at a luncheon a t tha Trade Winds Cafeteria In Seminole riasa on Monday, May 18. Plana were announced for TO, STUART C- M B M O N g a L LIA BILITIES R. F. MANN Exeeuthra Vka Praaldant also wlfa. FA T E E. HTKTBON, also kn o w n so Key# C- Sletaon, *l»5". Ol.D REPUBLIC! INHt.'lt A.Nl’B C O X t P A N T . ^ ^ ^ M o n et: o r TOTAL ................................ H. H. HODGEI Praaldant STETSON, THK* IT A T k J O F F L O H I D A Loans and Discounts.................................................................. $ 6,059,517.41 Less: Reserves for Losses on L oan s......- ................... 1,542.21 Overdrafts •••»••»•••»••••••••••••••••••W W **••••••»**•••••••••••••••••••••••••••#•••••••W W W W 1 Banking H o u se...... ................................. ........................................... . Furniture & F ix tu res........................... - ..........•••••••••••••*•**•**•*••• Parking L o t........................... Federal Reserve Bank Stock Other Resources................... • waasaaa 3,937,763.46 1,139,137.22 Cash and Due from Banks 2,065,228.27 GEORGE A. ORTAGU8 Chairman of tha Board c. k n o w n »■ M u a r t C. Stetson. J c Ind AU DREY STETSON. Lie RESOURCES OFFICERS nrltlsh Open champion who was a first round leader along with Arnold Palmer and throe other players in the recent Mastera golf tournament, has replaced Dick Mayer in the 375,000 Colonial Invitation tournament. May 0-10. Mayer withdrew because of inactiv­ Legal Notice ' South Seminole Club Visits Park Bishop Reports Nagle For Mayer Capital Fund FORT WORTH (U PI)—Ken Receipts Nagle of Australia, a former ity. Our remote ancestors had no china, according to scient­ ists. As long as you have one, keep It u p . _________ The SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK .. for aU time—a moit crippling and diiaitroui itrika in the railroad lnduitry," tha Pretldent laid. "Our robuit economy can conUnue Ita healthy and en­ couraging forward m o v a • ment," ha laid. "B uilncu and labor can taka new encour­ agement. All of us can remain opUmiitlc." Roy E. Davidson, grand chief engineer of the Brother­ hood of Locomotive Engi­ neers, was spokesman for the fhre unions ind their 300,000 members who were involved In the dispute. "Tha groundwork for col­ lective bargaining In tha rail­ road industry hss been re­ established." Davidson said. Tha railroad spokesman. J. E. (Doc) Wolf a, anticipated a "rebirth of cooperation" be­ tween management and union leaders. "The settlement we have made, at President Johnson's request, means a brighter fu­ ture for America's railroad! in an atmospher# of free en­ terprise." Wolfe »»id. The agreement is to be put into coutract language with the aid of the two private la­ bor experts who helped pro­ duce the solution: Dr. George W. Taylor and Theodore W. Kheel. It wlU be subject to ratification by the unions but this is not expected to upset the settlement. A ttorney Sanford, Florida AUDREY STETSON, 411 N orth Merlon a tr e e t . Oak P a r k , Illinois. You a r c b a r a b r notified t h a t a a u lt baa baan fllad a g a l a a t you a n d a a a l n e t F a y e E. * t a t •on, aleo know n ae F a y a C. Stetson, alnat*. end Old R e publ it I n su r a n c e Coinpeny. ae defSudanis In th a a h o t a e n tltls d causa; and t h a t you a r a bereby required to file your e n ew e r with the C lerk of thle Court, and to earva a copy th ere o f upon the P la in tif f , o r P l a in t i f f s a tt o r n a y . whose nam e and addrase lei Sm ith Elliot and aohwelb*. I l l H a r n a tt N a­ tional Hank Uulldln*. Ja c k so n villa t. r i o r l d a . not l a l a r t h a n May 1». l»4*. . _ If you fa ll t a d a so, daoraa pro eonfaaeo will ba a nta rad a a s l a s t you fo r tho rallof dam ended in th e complaint. T be n a tu r e e f eald s u i t fetln* for forecloaura of m o r t s a a a recorded lb Vol. 41* P e a * II®. of tb e offlolal Reoorda of ■ emtaole C e u a ty , Florida, t h e d eaerlptloa e f t h a p r e p a r t y proceeded a a a l n e t k e l a g ae follewe: All t h a t c e r ta in prop a r ty e ltu e te end be in g In Seminole County. Florida, more p a r tic u la r ly deeerlbed as fatIowa: Lot | . Block 4, LOTH ARBOR. P H IL L IP * SEC­ TION. a cc o rd ln a to t h a plat th e r e o f aa recorded In Plat Rook ». P a t n s f t a n d *4. Public Records of Sem in­ ole County, Florida. T o y s t h e r w ith all stru c tu re * and Im provem ent* ne w nnd h e r e a f te r an eald land, nnd t h e rant*, leauee, a n d p rofits ef tb a above deeerlbed p r o ­ p e r ty ; a nd a ll f l s t u r e a now o r h e r e a f te r a tta c h e d to or need In connection w ith th e premia* *e herein described and In a d ­ dition t h e r e to t h e follow ing described household appliance*, w hich are. a nd ahall b* d e e m ­ ed to be. n a t u r e s and a p a r t of t h a re a lty and e r a a portion of t h e a a e u rlty for tha Indebtadhsse herein raentlonedi OK R e n a * OE R e f r l a e r a t o r OK Disposal OE D is h w a s h e r O E W a s h in g Machine Magle Chef Spec* H e a t e r Nuton* 10" Kltehoe E xh a u tt Fan V enetian Blinds W ITNE SS tny hand and th e seal of to ld Court a t Sanford. Florida, th is I t s d a y of April, A. D. l i f t . (BEAL) A r t h u r R Beckw ith, Jr. Clark of tho Circuit C o u rt By; M a r th a T. Vlhlan D eputy Clark fA copy of th o c o m pla int fllad he rein Is a tt a c h e d ta th a copy of t h l i Natl** w hich Is mailed to oaeh D e fe n d a n t f o r whom a raaldano* m o re specific t h e n a S t a te a r C o u n tr y w a s giv en la t h e sw orn s t a t e m e n t filed he rein by th* Plaintiff, hi* a g e n t o r a tt o r n e y .) P u b lis h : April ». I f . II. It. 111! CDT II ! Industry means a balanced ncnamny ttwant years hasa brought about a new balance lifwete Florida's growing tourimaaad bar evan-taaiar-growing Industry. Though H would m b that our greatm4 industry ia epa<w asploaatloa aad dafcaro, the miBhr* bulldap a* Cape Kaunedy has Bread not euty to strengthen Florida's Industrial hawk but to dwnoostraU Florida's ideal diuiata—both ia terms eg weethar end ecoocmy—far lndnetrial location ta gaoarel And aulL to aaha Florida tfarir a w baaa. SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW I You ar* invitad to visit tha ELKCTR1C1AL BOOTH for a display of tha most modem equipment for commerce and lnduitry. m i n i m u Industry ia posrar—and fadusty m ail pciaw. And Florida^ MSurtry can reiyoa Florida Fewar and Light Company ta bm f paw with growing needs. Naapoaor ptanl nnha, etl white! Ibr operation this year and next, will add 1J million kHowet ta and boost our eyrtam capability ta nsalty 4 million E w ... a 41% fames* fa two yearn Yea, Florida Ftowsr and light Company bee powar la atwat tarn awl fa tha f a t e s . . . m halp keep Florida—aa i ■• i i • ■i m m i atitiaa tuna riaaioa W» Scott Burnt, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Are. �V fr M « f P i n 8 — April 28, 1864 W ftsH Little School House Play May 12 Amendment Is Pushed WASHINGTON <UPI) — A Naw Hampthlre congrataman said today the Supreme Court apparently believed Americana "are getting ao big for their britchea that they don’t need God in their pub­ lic Institutions." Rep. Louie C. Wyman, RN.H., aharply attacked high c o u r t declalona outlawing prayer and Bible-readlng aa p a rt of regular public achool programs and called on Con­ grats to reverse their effect. Appearing before the House Judiciary Committee a t the second day of hearings on 147 prayer measures, Wyman urg­ ed support of a proposed Con­ stitutional amendment that would establish the right of ail persons to either partici­ pate or decline to take part in prsyera and Bible reading In schoola or other publie places. Tha New Hampthlre con- Meadors Marine SEMINOLE COUNTY DEALER For COBIA BOATS ON DISPLAY AT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW “ Be Seein* You.** Canoe Trip Meadors Marine MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR Sales & Service 2401 B. FRENCH gresaman brought to tha committoo petitions bearing tha names of 16,000 persona from Ohio and Kentucky in sup­ port of hla legislation. Ha said tha 1068 and 1068 court daelalona on pruyara "aa in aevoral decisions relaUng to invastigation of communism” have "tortured out of all proper proportion and per­ spective tha simple English meaning of tha Constitution." Wyman said belief in God was tha "alngla difference" between communism and “ tha Chrlatlan-Judaic tenets of our ayatom,” and Congress should sot to It th at tha difference was maintained. “To laava prayer exercises solely In the home or in the ehureh la to mean th at for many chlldran there will be no prayers a t all and no expoauro to prayer, but unfort­ unately too many parents are to busy, too disinterested or outright disinclined," ha said. " It is important In this world that wa in tha United SUtaa be on God’a side. Tha Supreme Court prayer deci­ sions do not help in this ob­ jective." Tha committee raturned to work with some members still smarting over what they took to ha Implies, tlona In Wadnaaday’a testi­ mony that they might ba "an­ ti-God." PH. 322-1382 Five Boy Scoute and At■latent Scoutmattar J o h n Capewell of Troop 546 left Sanford Wednesday aftarnoon a t 8:85 for an 80>mlle canoa trip up tha St. Johns Rlvar. Tha party of alx were equipped with three canoee. Chimpanxoea use a large variety of calls, among them a low-pitched "hoo” of greet­ ing, according to National Geographic. COBIA BOATS manufactured by SOUTHERN FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS, INC. Sanford and Orlando, Fla. ON DISPLAY A T THE SEMINOLE CO U N TY INDUSTRIAL SHOW The Little Red School House's annual production, the Merrjr-Go-Round, la aet /or Map 12 and will be pretented a t the Seminole High School auditorium. Ticketa will be available from membera and helpera of the Seminole Aaaociatlon for Retarded Children. Thla la the big event of the year and the procecdt keep the Little Red School Houte in operation. ’Talent lined up to far for thia year'a ahow Includea aonga by Marge Echelberger, a Beatlea akit by Theta EpslIon, Jeri Wheetland’a band — the Impax — will perform, and another act will be pre­ lented by Alpha Delta Kappa. O t h e r numbera include tonga by Jerry Covington, a comedy tong by the Navy Of* NEW OFFICERS of the Church of tho Nativity Women’* Club a n , seat­ ed from left, Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president; Mrs. Gene Shannon, president; standing, Mrs. A rthur Grove, secretary; Mist Dorothy Teslo, treasurer and Mrs. Jerry Quilling, deanery representative. Lake Monroe Jottings By Mrs. B. L. Johnson Good afternoon. • • • We ar* very glad to b ta r that J . I. Lake haa recovered enough to bo released from the local hospital but really very sorry that hla wife is still a patient there. Wa with her a speedy recovery and hope she can return home soon. * * * Myttia Nettles has flu bug but understand she is much im­ proved. • • • The J . A. Sapp, of St. Augustino have been here visiting his mother Mrs. ti. U. Sapp on the Upsala Hoad. • ‘ * Well Carlos Muse is home. Watch for him down in Monroe poll- king. He aeerna to be doing juit fine. • • No achool today or tomor­ row, even in Jacksonville, so Myrtle Pickett ia here visiting with sister Rena Hawkins. Myrtle it a achool but driv. er in JJacksonville. In fact she owns her but. • • • Was very sorry to hear of the past­ ing of Ren'a uncle Parker R. Owens la NlcevlUe. • • • Bet­ ty Mann called and said to re­ mind the youth in the neigh­ borhood that thera will be a Youth Night at the First Bap­ tist Church of Monroe tomor­ row flight starting at 7:30 p. m. (Friday). So all you youngsters go down and have an enjoyable evening. • • • Betty alto aaya that the Sun­ beam Claaa will meet Uilt coming Tuesday at 8:45 p.m. at the church. • • • All of Monroe Is proud of the new Safety Patrol for the achool. Each week aees mothers or fathers and oven friends pe­ troling the cross walks going to the school. Those on (he patrol are the Wilbur Pants, Nathan Striplings, Lucille Maro, Agnoa Justice, Willie McGhee, Betty Mann, Lavonne Douglas, Mrs. Bob Price, Maxlna Stafford, Mrs. Rich­ ard Boyd and Mrs. D. C. Spi­ vey. No danger now of the children being hurt. • • • Murdoch Matheson la doing fine although atill in tha local, hospital. Get well quick Mur­ doch. • • • Well guess what, Herbert and Jessie Mae Muse now have a cuts Utle rosebud between three thorns. Mitt Cynthia Gall Musa arrived Friday night at tha local hospital. She weighed • lbs. i% 01. Don’t you know that Mika will have bar spoiled In nothing fla t That ia tha proudest bunch of boys, you can bat your bottom dollar. * * * A Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jarrett. Their four children can be very proud of their parents. They are tru­ ly a nice looking couple. So many more anniversaries to you. * * * Batter keep an eye on Jeri Wheatland, i'vo told you before that aha will go places in the entertainment world. Well aha’a atill climb­ ing up there, closer all the time. Last week she gained another honor to add to her growing list of achievements. That's ail right gal, be sure and keep It up. We will keep our fingers crossed all the time. • • • William Carroll Jr. and son Tommy will go up tonight to 8. C. to get Bill's other ion Jimmy who ia serv­ ing with tho National Guard there. Jim haa a two weeks leave and will spend it here with hla parents. * * * Louise Rushlow and her brother Joe had aa their gueita last week their nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John R. McLeod of Detroit, Mich. • • •Our thought this week is a poem given to ma by Mrs. Henry Brockway which waa written by a personal friend of hers, ita entitled Life: Lite la • mystery to us all, If it haa no favorite season, To do the things it does to us, It surely must have a reason. One day it brings ns happi­ ness, The next It bring! us sorrow, We never know from day to day, What life will bring tomor­ row. And ao to one and all I say, You must take life in your stride, And each and every one of ua In God must abide. Thla was writes and given to Mri. Brockway while aha waa a patient in the local hospital where aha underwent major surgery on bar lag. fleers Wives, a square dance, a dance revue by Elisabeth Klein, and a student of tha achool — Michael Zarrella — will sing "Santa Lucia" and play tha piano with hla couain, Faye Karnes. Sanford’s city judge, Kannath McIntosh, will serve as maatcr of ceremonies. See the SNAPPER COM ET At the INDUSTRIAL SHOW -The Ultimate In Lawn Mowfn." SM ITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE 210 Orlando Dr. Ph. 822-281! We Salute Wayne Barnum, 79, Dies Here Wayna J. Barnum, 70, died at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday In a lo­ cal nursing home following a lengthy illness. Born May 10, 1U4, in Bearer Fella, Pa., he had lived in Lake Mary for tbs past 10 years. He was attorney for the Youngstown Sheet and Tube C o m p a n y of Youngstown, Ohio, for 55 years; was a member of Western Star Lodge 21, F A AM in Youngs­ town and a member of Youngstown Chapter 03, Royal Arch Masons. Survivors are hla wife, Mrs. Martha W. Barnum of Lake 31ary; three sons, William, of Cleveland, Ohio, Jack B., ol Detroit, Mich., and Robert, of Youngstown; 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Dolly Nutt, of Youngstown. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Brisaon Funeral Homa with Sanford Maaonlc Lodge 63 in charge. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. All M atter Masons are re­ quested to m eet at the 31asonic Hall at 10 a.m. Friday in order to attend the servicca in a group. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW SANFORD Welding & Fabricating Co, 408 W. 141b SI. Sunford, Fla. Ph. 322-6725 MANUFACTURERS OF Reddi Roofing Equipment We Build Everything To Put A Roof Down See Our Exhibit at the Show CHASE 6l COMPANY SERVING FLORIDA SIN CE AGRICULTURE 1884 First Prize Bob Cohan, 706 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Wednesday morning waa presented a camping trailer which rep­ resented tha first prise given in connection with tha open­ ing of tha Cinema Theatre In tha 8erainoIs Shopping Pinas. The Nobles of tho Mystic Shrine, started aa a luncheon group of 18 men la 1170, now haa a membership of more than 630,000. W e are proud to salute THE SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW! Hope to see you there. 01OCO i!inflffPTD WAft-IBtO FERTILIZER — CHEMICALS GROWERS PROCESSORS OF CITRUS FRUITS VEGETABLES WHOLESALE BUILDING & ROOFING MATERIALS, dept CHASE & COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA >-. �1 ! u : A T YOUR FAVORITE ST O R E. . • Jellies V <* DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, Inc. • Preserve* * Mayonnaise • Salad Dreasing • Peanut B utter of Forest City • Vinegar • Astor Cooking Oils Growing1With Seminole County See Our Exhibit a t the Seminole County Industrial Show . . . April S3, 24, 28 Heart Officers To Be Installed Winter Park Phone Exhibit For Show T h e Winter Park Tele­ phone Company, which eervet a fast growing section ot Central Florida, will have an exhibit a t the Seminole Coun­ ty Industrial Show today, Friday and Saturday, accord ing to a company announce, ment today. Some of the latest tele­ phone equipment will be shown In the exhibit. Territory served by the Winter Park company in cludea 110 square miles of Orange and Seminole ccun ties. Incorporated communl ties located in this area In elude: Winter Park, Lengwoed, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Casselberry, Etonville a n d Fern Park, and the town of North Orlando which is par­ tially located within t h e northern boundary of the area serviced by the company. "I . ^£ ■’b ^ Approximately 29,749 etatione are In service. Both long distance and metropoli­ tan local services are pro vlded through arrangements with Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. Metropolitan service pro. vides for flat rate toll telephone service to all stations of the Bell system in its Or lando and Oviedo exchange areas and to the Winter Park Telephone Company. The toll free area consista of some 668 square miles and affords access to more than 1.14,000 stations on a flat rate basis. Population gain In the area covered by the Winter Park company during the past 18 years has been considerable— increasing from approximate­ ly 9,000 persons in 1946 to an estimated 76,000 by end of 1986. Winter Park Telephone has been serving the Winter Park and South Seminole area since 1010. At the present time 188 persons arc employ, ed. By providing a wellrounded employe benefit pro­ gram the company attempts to maintain a high level cf CATHY BUTLER, 17, employe morale and to re­ a Junior at Seminole tain the competent personnel High School and the so essential to the conduct of daughter of Mr. and the corporations. Mrs. I. J. Butler Jr., is Direct distance dialing went the latest entry in the into effect in 1962. Miss Seminole Beauty Post 10050 To Elect Officers » By Jane Casselberry Flection of officers for the coming year will be held by VFW Post 100.10 of Cassel­ berry during the regular meeting today at R p.m. at the Land O’Lakes Country Club. Following the meeting re­ freshments will he served by the Ladles Auxiliary at the home of Commander and Mrs. (leorge Howard, 606 Queen’s Mirror Circle, Caeselberry, with all members and their wives welcome. Members who have not yet pnid their 1954 dues are re­ minded that this will be their last opportunity to pay In order to keep their current insurance benefits. Those who have not elgned their bene­ ficiary cards will be asked to do ao. A delegation will attend the eighth district n.ecting to be held Saturday and Sunday at Poet 4206 in Melbourne. New district officers will be elected at this time. ■vf£ i . ,* StnTorH Edward Simon, president of the Seminole DeBtry Dlvlilon of the Florida Heart Aiaodation aald today that new offi­ cers of tha Dlvlilon will be elected and Installed at tha meeting to be held at tha Sem­ inole County Health Depart­ ment Monday at 8 p.m. Serving a , installation offi­ cial for the Division will be Erneit Southward, chairman of the board of the Florida Heart Anoclatlon. In addition of the official ceremonies, tha meeting hat been designated aa Award* night for tha volunteer lead- INDUSTRIAL SHOW Trade with your hometown merchants IR A CLE CONCRETE COMPANY (Established 1910) 109 Elm Ave. Participate in the Seminole County INDUSTRIAL SHOW HUNTER ICE & FUEL Co. Truck and Railroad Car Icing 700 W. 13th S t Sanford, Fla. KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 4-H Girls Plan Dress Revue yn a + ro n ic s , The annual Seminole Coun­ ty Girls 4-H Club Dress Re­ vue will be held at the home of Kir. and Mr*. Carl Lornmlcr in I.ongwood this Sat­ urday beginning at 7:30 p.m. Theme is “ Misty Clothes for Thrifty Prices.” A 4-H Camp Scholarship will be awarded to tha senior and Junior girls who hava made tha most outstanding g a r m e n t . All types of clothing is eligible for entry. Girls of the 4-H Club Coun­ ty Council will aervo refreshmrnta which will be provided by the Homo Demonstration Club County Council. The Dress Revue It free of charge and all interested per­ sons are Invited to attend. FAMOUS BRAND PRODUCTS PROCESSED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Locally, wa p ro e m g ram baajis, turnip fracna, spinach, rollards, kale, tomatoM, potatoes, beets, carrots, and a full Una of canned dry Iteau. Wa also n u rk at 711 other items produced by and distributed by HLH PRODUCTS. If H L H j i ' l \ ‘/u' A H ! A ( 10 ITT y n a f r o n ic s , In c . TILITY fjy n a fro n ic 5>, In c . Pardon the repetition of the name, It's Just that ltf8 getting around more these days. Established In 1957, Dynatronlcs, Inc. of Orlando, Florida has earned an enviable reputation in develop­ ment, de sign, and m an u fa ctu rin g of advanced electronic system s. Dynatronics developed data handling, R-F and antenna systems have been and are currently being incorporated into su ch major aerospace programs as Polaris, Minuteman, Titan and Saturn. From Hawaii to Germany and throughout the major United States Missile Test centers, the name D y n a tro n ic s, Inc. c a rrie s the c o n n o ta tio n s of capability, reliability and versatility. NOW we have broadened our m anufacturing and sales base with the Dynatronics Commercial Product Division. Established in September 1963, this new division of our company manufactures an entirely new line of Tuners, Amplifiers and related equipment for the tremendously growing United States background music industry. yn c jfro n ic s . In c Sanford, Florida v* W ♦ Ph. 322-2553 contest which will be held at the Civic Cen­ ter in connection with the Seminole Industrial S h o w today, Friday and Saturday. (Herald Photo) The Seminole County Industrial Sho w! HLH 111-8711 We are Proud to H L H Salutes SPONSORS OF “ LIFE * 4 SEE THE era who contributed their time and efforts to tha recent Heart Fund campaign. Invitations hava baen mail­ ed to member* of tha Heart Anoclatlon, candidates for awards and othar Haart Fund volunteers. The general pub. lie i* also invited to attend. DON ! FORGET... EVERY UTTER B IT HURTS 0*41 Most Plaaee. . . toed the way to the Utter basket. Use csr litterbee*, too. Make It a family prelect to ksep streets, highway* littsr-frso. t. VrralB A p ril 28, 1964 — P ay * 9 LIN E” ON RADIO AND TELEVISION PRODUCTS Walter Blevins, Plant Manager - AEROSPACE ELECTRONICS COMMERCIAL ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS P .O .B O X 2566 • ORLANDO, FLORIDA • PHONE 305/838*6161 i �8T IB B mbchihe CO t irM K JS - U II L 11 o y / s / # r G o y / c s , tA /a P fG P M M ANOF46TU4 /& & <X>. SALUTE TO S e m in o le Coun In d u s t r ia lis t s 'Z JJ S A A /F O W , u / c ffl/wjdamjcdwn 0 WHEREAS, Seminole County is gaining new industrial plants, and major expansions to existing plants, providing new jobs and incomes, and WHEREAS, Seminole County manufacturers and their employees are contributing impressively to the economy and growth of our community and our state, /9 d .i* CB H TI MI U IL IN S i.jN t O F S 'tA 'S & A # » NOW, THEREFORE, WE DO HEREBY PROCLAIM APRIL 23RI), 24TII and 25TH, as Industry Appreciation Days in Seminole County, and do earnestly urge all citizens and local development and civic groups to give recognition and express appreciation for these industrialists and their employees during this period. Signed James P. Avery, Jr. Chairman, Hoard, Seminole County CommiKsionera W. Lawrence Swofford Mayor, Altamonte Springs Owen Anstcy Mayor, Casselberry A. R. Lormann Mayor, Longwood 0 Mrs. Irene Van Eepoel Mayor, North Orlando M. L. Cary Mayor, Oviedo A. L. Wilson Mayor, Sanford t P L Q A lO /i S O u rH £ /U ) G £ tL 7&L.C TBL. CO 1964 SEMINOLE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SHOW April 23, 24 & 25 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Sponsored « C o W O A fT & x r i H 0 U jOU>W m fl/E S U O L S d o t y . by: 9 SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE SCOTT BURNS SO U H SO fJ E L e a T R O tfjc . I CARL SCHILKE Co-Chnirmen JOHN ALEXANDER HOWARD II . HODCES. LORINC IHTRCESS DR. T. L. LARCEN BOB CRUMLEY THOMAS S. McDo n a l d WM. V. HEMPHILL LEROY ROBB ROBERT F. SHEDDEN cm enoaucT > conn 4 6 B G P S o v r # PpO P U eTs 4 >OK/rc>*{0 iajMLOw * ’ to o tc w y I I �Plane ‘Incidents’ Another unturned American plane, a reconnaissance bomber this time, has been shot down over East Ger­ many. Happily, its three crewmen parachuted to safety. Not so lucky were the three aboard an unarmed trainer shot down six weeks before, also over East Germany. Their deaths made a total of 80 American killed since 1950 in incidents involving U.S. planes and Iron Curtain territory. Such "incidents” mnke headlines for a time. Then, except for the friends and families of those immed­ iately involved, they apparently are forgotten and the dead written off ns cold war casualties. If the war stays cold, it is be­ cause the heat generated at the fric­ tion points where the two systems rub ngninst one another is allowed to dissipate, even if that heat consumes a few human lives. We are told that this is the real­ ity of our time. But that does not make it easy to accept. So we put aside patriotism and righteous indignntion and seize upon excuses: The planes did violate borders: the Russians apparently did give them fair warning; the lntest plnne was designed for photo reconnaissance; survey of their domains is an ex­ tremely raw nerve in the Russian make-up. We try to understand but, funda­ mentally and ultimately, we cannot. We can only hope that somehow these deaths will be redeemed, not by revenge but by building n world ■where such things no longer happen. Political Notebook Little White Lies The well-known tendency of the gals to skimp just a little bit when telling their ages is costing the gov­ ernment money. (In all fairness, male fibbing is just as frequent — well, almost.) It seems that this desire to appear younger than we are results in what demographers call “age heaping,” and this raises hob with their population charts. That is, ages tend to congre­ gate around certain numbers when it is obvious that people aren’t born in clumps like that. Armed with a $13,700 grant from the National Science Foundation, Prof. Melvin Zelnik of Ohio State University will attempt to ascertain the amount of age heaping in the nonwhite population in censuses from 1880 to I960. The professor previously completed a similar study of the white population. He found that people tend to give their ages in numbers ending in zero or five. He estimates that about 33 percent of white females who report­ ed themselves to be 40 years old in the 1890 census were actually some other age. (It’s a safe assumption that it was not a lower age.) But in the 1900 census, Prof. Zel­ nik found extremely heavy heaping on age 59. Seems a lot of people did­ n’t like to admit they were born in the last century. Dr. Crane’s Helen Fuller Says Democrats Changing Tune WASHINGTON - Adminis­ at once declared after a rapid to previously all-white neigh­ tration Democrats are public­ check around his state, "Gov­ borhoods. Dirksen and hla supporter* ly ami privately changing ernor Wallace has far more would interpret a substantial their tunc about the signifi­ stiength than we had antici­ vote for Wallace in Indiana cance of Alabama's strong pated. I now M icve that he and Maryland as adtled evi­ CASE S 448: Taul Miller i»' started the Sunday School I with a view to a second mar- showing In the recent Wiscon­ will make quite a substantial dence of a public desire to go showing." And pro-civil rights slow on Hip road In equal sin Presidential primary. the astute head of the bis j movement in 1780. I rlage. Wisconsin Governor John liberals in the Senate now rights. Undoubtedly their case Gannett group of newspapers.! And in 1956, it was due to "But I am a busy surgeon would lu* strengthened with Recently he made a speech | newspaper barking that wc | and you know it is not wise | Reynolds, running as a "fav­ j concede that if Wallace runs orite son” stand-in for Presi­ I strong in Maryland, and he-1 those Senators now listed on In which he said modern finally incorporated the elee­ to try to mix romance and dent Johnson, won that elec­ fore that in the May 5 Indi- the tally sheets of IKith parties newspapers exert an even mosynary (charitable) Scien­ Presidential primary as "undecided" on the civil tion by a 2-1 margin. Wal­ a n a professional practice. greater constructive Influence tific Marriage Foundation. l where lie is also entered, it | rights hill as it now stands. lace, running as a state's "Besides, 1 am quite weal­ It belatedly has brought the than ever before. To which I firmly say ” A- IBM and modem scientific thy so I wouldn’t know if lo­ rights segregationist, came in will be difficult to tieat modi- {Certainly with Ibis group a counseling techniques into the cal women were more inter­ third. But he received one- tying amendments to the civil Wallace show of strength in m ent” For newspapers protect us field of marriage on an inter- ested in my money or in me. third of all the votes cast, an | rights hill which will still he I other Northern states would Impressive number for a Son the Senate floor at that be more persuasive than an­ from dictatorship by ferreting faith, nation-wide basis. "But your Scientific Mar­ other Southern filibuster as stranger from the South to ! time. Thousands of topnotch busi­ out poltical evils and spot­ Senate Republican Leader reason for compromising lire ness and professional men, as riage Foundation doesn't men­ win in the North. lighting them. Senate Whip Hubert Hum- i Everettc Dirksen of Illinois present bill. Some people may have well as beautiful and talented tion a person's wealth. So frowned on the British press airline stewardesses, teachers, could you introduce me to g | phrey, floor leader for the thinks tiiat Wallace's showing j Signs are that the foes of for exposing the Profumo sex nurses, private secretaries widow or single girl between Johnson civil rights bill now in Wisconsin won support for the hill understand this fart pending, belittled Wallace the "corrective amendments" of Senate life. The Wallace orgies, but the military safe­ and widows, hava written me the ages of 38 and 427” when the returns came in. he favors, particularly to the campaigns in Indiana and ty of England might have much like tills doctor: The newspapers publicized "Governor Wallace's effort fair employment practices Maryland will evidently be as "Dr. Crane,” he said. "I been undermined without that timely expose.’ was happily married for 22 my early stories about the was a flop, f l o p ,” Hum­ 1section of the hill. TIiomj who j well financed as was Ills blitz Misuse of our taxes are also years but lost my wife by SMF and then DeWitt Wallace phrey annuunecd. "In most side with him contend that in Wisconsin. There he spent gave us two splendid articles Midwest states If you put your the unexpected support for heavily on television, radio brought to our attention byj cancer. "That was two y e a n ago. io Reader's Digest which name on the party ballot you Wallace in Wisconsin was a and newspaper advertising in­ the newspapers. In fact, Robert Raikes, ear­ 1 am now 45 and would like puked 50,000 inquiries. get 25 per cent of the vote, protest vote against the move : cluding two half hours of We operate on an interfaith dead or alive.” lier newspaper publisher, also to meet a congenial woman j toward racial equality, espcc-1 prime TV time in Milwaukee. basis with 2.500 Catholic A big vole for Wallace in Another favorite-son candi­ ! tally in housing. There arc Priests, Jewish Rabbis, and date, Senator Daniel Brews­ few Negroes in Wisconsin, hut the May Presidential primar­ Protestant Ministers serving ter, whom Wallace has chal­ recently the number has in­ ies cun mean votes for the as local Counselors. lenged in the Maryland Pres­ creased greatly in Milwaukee Dirksen limitations on the Dr, Pealc, Bishop Gerald Genera Altamonte Springs idential primary on May 19, where Negroes arc moving in­ civil rights bill in the Senate. Kennedy and other foremost Mrs. Julia llartoa Mri. Joe. E. Mathieug religious and educational lead­ 838-1318 349-4824 ers serve on our Board. Lake Mary Bear Lake-Forest City Hie IBM machine is em­ Mr*. Franer* Wester Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3678 322-6219 ployed, with 10 dial settings, so we try to match people on Lake Monro# Caaaelberry the basis of congenial age, Mrs. H. L. Johnsos Mr*. Jane Caccelberry 322-4722 838-5046 education, race, religion, height, hobbies, habits (auch Longwood Chulunta Mrs. Donna Estes Mr*. Joan Magln a t smokers vs. non-smokers) UPI Foreign New* Analyst 1000 victim* at once. . .The fore methods becume more ef­ 838-3317 365-8741 and one dial la also set at a At tha Auirhwitz war­ •“squirt” . . . "dusting out the ficient. "Dusting out the barNorth Orlando DeBary 200-mlle radius. time* trial, Frankfurt—it b a r r a c k * . . .the "Roger raeka” meant mas* extermina­ Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Doris Dean For most men are loo inert tion to make way for more 322-1989 668-4410 to do much letter writing, so could have been ■ play, per­ ‘‘.Swing. . . victims. The “ Unger awiig-” Deltona Osteen These are phrasei and fig­ was a technique developed by they usually demand i girl haps entitled, “Tha Trial.” Mrs. Mildred Ilsney Mrs. Clarenee Snyder And the 22 men, sitting off ures grimly familiar now at Wilhelm Roger to heat prison­ within 200 miles. 668-5631 322-4841 We always introduce Cath to the left of the blue-draped West Germany'* largest war ers. “ I always quit when blood Enterprise Oviedo olie to Catholic, Jew to Jew stage, some punchy, soma Crimea trial. In the years began trickling down the pris­ Misa Helen Snodgrass Mrs. Evelyn Lundy and Protestant to Protestant, bald, aonte with eya glasses, slnre West Germany received oner’s pants. . 668-9933 365-3610 but we obviously cannot could hava been an occasional* A statu* just short of sovere­ lingerie here today, flanked promise a partner for every­ ly bored audience of respecta­ ignty, ila courts have sentenc­ by police officers, a white body since there are more ble buainesanten just passing ed more than 6,000 war crim­ handkerchief tucked neatly In­ inals. unmarried women in America middle age. to hi* pocket. than men. A bit of all these elements Mora than a dozen similar But this SMF Introduces are present here in tha high- trial* will be held between thousands of couples per year. eeillnged auditorium of Frank- now and May 8, 1905, the date Thus far we have only one- furt'a new community house, 20 year* after the war when ■II war rrime* not yet under tenth of one per cent divorce not yet quite rompleted. Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thura., April 23, 19G1 rate in contra*! to a 25% rate For thla courtroom drama, investigation, including mur­ for American marriage* in the atmosphere is eooly func­ der, must pnrsinto limbo. general! tional, aa functional aa the Numbers, if they are large W S I . T K R A. GISSLOW, R t l l T o n A S D r U H L I S H F R FIIAXK V O l.T O I.I X R . ( i r r u l a t l n c . C i t a i n l M » i | » American newspaper* thus Auschwitz crematoriums and enough, can surpass reasona­ j i l i a n l . B T K xarnoM ROY r . R E K N are responsible for the SMF gaa chambers which thew 22 ble understanding. Repetition A cco c lc t* E d i t o r A 4 v .rll.ln K M . n . g . r just as British publisher Ro­ men are accused of operating dull* the mind to horror. F R t.U VAN r » :t,T ROY H I A T T A lin tcln c Rdltor Hut her# the horror of Au­ O . n c r c l A U t c r t l . I n K Mcn»e*-r bert Raikes launched the Sun­ for the benefit of Adolf HitII AII It V I. J O I I X I O N IIA IIIIIK TT E. n T . W L i n o N day School. ler'a "purification” of the schwitz come* alive again. City E d ito r C lc c .lf l.4 D irector Send a long stamped, return German rare. . .2.5 million to The “aquirt," mentioned al­ JIUV W’Hl.l.l J A NIK M I O K M 4 K K R County E d i t o r B usiness Mt n a a v r envelope with 20e if you wish 4.5 million victim*. . Jour most casually by a defendant, D O H IB W ILL I AMI KNBD W ELLS thg "SMF Questionnaire and crematoriums earh capable of wss the hypodermic needle B eelity E d ito r Mechanical S u p L Booklet.” disposing of the bodiea of 3,- which killed some victim* ha- Worry Clinic Herald Area Correspondents Phil Newsom Says . . . Could Have Been A Play a t'R a c R ir n o N ■y Nall R m i D r llv r r y S e m in a l* IS« W l l k a m (III C a a a ty 1 T *ar MO « M o n th * t I I I M oatha I I I I Month If. a. P o t t a l R e g u la tio n ! provlda t h a t a ll oald la advance. Bruce Biossof — Ray Cromlcy Meeting of M inds— WASHINGTON — (NEA) Now comes a man to say that the picture of Ambassador Henry Cabot I-odge as a vice presidential nominee who attc-noon - napped his way through the I960 campaign is completely false. 11c is Vincent O'Rrien, pre­ sently news editor of the Lynn (Mass.) Item, who was I-odge'a press secretary in that campaign. He traveled with the candidate for 40,000 miles through 30 states. Reading constant comment from politicians and others on Lodge's reported midday snoozing, O'Brien, his patience evaporated, speaks up: "I hate to see the history of the I960 campaign distort­ ed . . . The fact of the mat­ ter is that Lodge did not sleep in the afternoons.” Yet it is true, he says, that the ambassador did not pur­ sue an endless round of cam­ paign stops from dawn to mid­ night. He was, in fact, un­ available during part of every working day. "He thought it was a lot of nonsense to spend every waking hour shaking hands. To him. Nixon and Kennedy and Johnson were frenetic in their campaigning. "He decided at the lteglnning tiiat he would campaign mornings and afternoons, mornings and evenings, after­ noon* and evenings, but never all three on a given day.” How did Lodge spend his lantic City and took him “ free time" during the day? through several upstate Naw According to O’Brien, he York towns. He showered and used It steadily for talks with dined, had some photographs his staff, for strategy plann­ taken, then went to the even­ ing meeting. Only after that, ing, for preparation of major late in the evening, did Lodfe speeches. Adds his former say: press aide: “ Let's unwind a bit. I.et'a “ lie took very little time off. I still have in band his ( take a look at the falls.” The 19tW nominee Is also daily campaign schedules hour by hour. Anybody who supposed to have canceled five would read them over could of seven appearances in Kan­ see he did not have much sas City. A visitor claims ho barged into his hotel suite to time for napping.” Ixsdgc's defender does not find Ixxlgc "lolling in a chair say that the candidate never in his bathrobe, watching a stretched out on a bed in movie on television.” Says O'Brien: working hour*. "Frankly, I don't think ho "Sum. there were times when he would hit a town at has ever seen a movie on 5:30, take a shower, lie down television. 1 don’t think he for a bit, have a steak and ever watched anything but then be ready to go for the ihc news and the big debates of I960. As for canceling out, evening rally. “ But the two-hour nap in the the fact is we had only one middle of the afternoon is a scheduled stop in Kansas City and wo kept it.” myth.” O'Brien thinks most of the O'Brien says most of the "specific cases” which pur­ "nap stories” arise from the port to document Lodge's leis­ irritation of local leaders who urely campaigning never oc­ were frustrated in their a t­ curred as now reported. tempts to "ovorschedule” There i* one about hi* sup­ lxntgo when he hit their terri­ posedly ducking out on five tory. He believes, too, that speaking engagements to take the "myth of the afternoon his wife, Emily, for a look at nap” has now spread like a Niagara Eall*. contagion to politicians who O’Brien’s version: The am ­ had not the slightest evidence bassador arrived in Niagara of how Henry Cabot Lodg# Falls at 4:30 p. m. after a spent hi* afternoons when he long swing that began in At­ was not with them. Letters Tfca llrra ltf w r l r t i m n 1st. t s r s from Its r r s i t r i s nn n i b . Mr a f fa ir s . The w r i t e r m s* a s s ■ e r a name a r m Med fh r I r f . fee als» r a t r l r s f h r w riter'* I m e nam e ssit a ddress. L etters of l e n r r t h s a 2 X0 w o r d . will he s i t e s p re fe re h re . L etters a d itrrss rd tn o t h e r s ar* a r r e p i . ■hie p r o d d e d the* do a m deal la p r r s o a a l l ll r a . l- o r tr ? Is ant published h, T h s Herald. s s s I paid X < >with a \ • home IMPROVEMENT \ if)A U Ja Editor, Herald: In regard to your item about the "Informer," 1 have read the "newspaper" named the “ Informer" and It is no more an anonymous letter than the column, "Around the Cluck." The “paper” did not attack the Charter Board, as you were misinformed. II states facta about state­ ments made by one or two officials of North Orlando in connection with the Charter Hoard. One of these officials, at the first meeting of the Charter Hoard, admitted and apologized for his actions. In North Orlando, as in every other village or lown, them arc two or more fac­ tions. We in North Orlando would appreciate It if you would report both sides of any controversy, not just one side. Andrew it. Ferrin, Resident of N.O. (Editor’s note: "The Clock” knows who are the authors of the "Inform er” — We wonder why they try to keep their Identity a sec­ ret.) SPR IN G SU G A R 5 LB. 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Published dally t i c a p t K i t u r . t e y . S u n d a y a n d C h r i s t m a s ; p u b l l . h . d d e t u r d a y proceeding C h ristm an J “It’s a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” ‘‘To assure fair and equal aasrsament* in Seminole Coun­ ty, a qualified experienced professional real estate ap­ praiser should ba elected to the office of tax asaeiaor.” Richard E. McCanna, candi­ date for the cffica recently stated. “My experience in this field far the peat 15 yeara definitely meet* these require­ ments.” Pd. Pol. Adv. *1.98 88c 2 - Gal. Gas Can @ WATT'S G O O l)/\K AM T E N N E C O SE R V IC E 1800 I HKNCil AVK. (I1WY. 17-92) SANFOKI> (NexC hi the School) �P i n J-A — A p ril 2 8 , 1964 HO W ABOUT -w a t / AM P K*r1T BEFO RE TUB B l« Mi k e TOMORROW SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith Herald Classifieds 322-5612 Ik'fTW IJItCWl/ XVf NMt u«> 0 4 LHTMHW M Phone Classified F ro m S a n fo rd E x c h a n g e mm 425-5938 From Seminole County H O W cW NOT LONG DISTANCE LOMlLYr Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: "I 4 m 1 u n 4 er* ten 4 m en. Th*y hard ly «v«r U lk uni*** th e y h t v t B o nmei th t h in l n f to t o i* y l” TIZZY By K ite Oiatifl The Herald wfll BK M re­ sponsible (or more than om lacorraet inaortioa of your ad aad reiervei the right to re vile or rojaet any advertise■eat fro* abet ordired to conform la the policies of this CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tm ., t i n P rt - I M I . dap M ara iaeartiaa. Me*. Legal Notice IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT. BIRTH JUDICIAL CIRCl'I T o r F lo rid a in and ro n BRMINOLR COfN TT AT LAW NO. a«M C. A. WHIDDON. SR., P ta la tllf. JUflT A HUNCH, • NUtt NU. ta. T* k» f 1 * / ’2 Z *1 hop* th # b o y s n«v«r s t a r t sa n d in g p la stla e o r a a g a s r By Dick Turner CARNIVAL V*R# HULFE N. IIOLMTKR and KUMA U. BOLSTER, h i t w i l l, Defendant*. NOTICE o r a t I T YOU AIIK IIKIIKIIY ordered and required to aerv# a copy of yo u r a m w t r to th* Com ­ plaint filed agalnat you In the abova C o u r t a ro p y of which la tn rlo a ad h t r a w lt h , on tha P la in tif f 's a ttornaya . H a ck N. Cleveland, Jr. a nd Carroll llurka . I*. O. D r a w e r Z. Banford. Florida, and to III* tha o rlalnal In tha o f f l r a of tha Clark nl tha C ircuit. Court, la l a n i a r d , aam lnola C o u n t y . Florida, on o r bafora th a 12th e a r Of M ar. t i l l ) e th a rw lia . tha a lle g a tio n s of sa id Com­ plaint will ba t a k t n a* con(eased h r rou. Thla caia la a s u i t c o m m t n tad h r a tt a e h m a n t aa abova a tr l a d la which th a Plain tiff h a l a o u a h t a n d obtalnad a W r it • f A tta e h m a n t u n d a r which th a P l a in t i f f h a s a tta c h a d tha f e ll o w l a a datcrlbad raal prop a r tr . altuatad In Seminole County, Florida, to - w l t: Lot I or Block 1. of Ban Carloa Subdlvlelon. aa reeordad In P l a t Book L Pag* I I . Public Racorda of aomlnola County, Florida. DA TED thla 7th day of April. A. D. l i l t , a t Hanford, Seminola County, r i o r ld a . (8KAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r . C lark of th a c i r c u i t Court B r : M a r t h a T. V ih lea D eputy C lark Puhllahi April | , i l , t l , I t, I I I ! C D T -il CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Pottna 2. Noticss - Ftrsoanls 8. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals , 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real E state For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint • Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 88. Laundry Service 89. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pete 82. Flowers - Shrubs 88. Furniture 84. Articles Tor Sale 84-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Auto# Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. Lost ft Found Music in Hie Air B Mtule maker ■ noMttubU ¥iTln£ttJKJS I a tM ia a an* Ml jo Persia p a * n n i te r 17 Muweel — Ml to s S • 2. Notice* • Personal* Hava written book. Could uh services of qualified w lte r, who hat been publiihed. Ph. 322-7281. VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REPAIRS - SALES ALL MAKES Phone 322-2282 4. Transportation SHARE the Ride, couple or 1 man lo Chicago, III. Leave between Apr. 25th & 29th. 832 Roekhill Dr., Deltona. WANTED I Load and Driver for 2 toa Ford Truck going to Chicago, III. 12 ft. body. 132 Roekhill Dr.. Deltona. 6. For R*flt F u m . l B d r m . Apt. | U . H o t M agnolia—1I3-39S1 R o b e r t A. W illiam * W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths. 114 W. First t t 2 BR Houm, Study, Kitchen, Living k Dining Rm. 3(28 Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford. J# STOREROOM, or office, on J i t St., near 3 free park­ ing lota. Inquire, Manuel Jacobson’s Dept. Store. Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 3-8:30. Unfurnlihed 2 BR, house, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3631. Furn. Apt. 2300 McllonvIIlc. RENTALS - LEASES Legal Notice t a r PUBLICATION) V 6 i* t 4 # w * 4 * w h h a u r a p a ra UmaT H en ry p la y s gatf, I p ta y brM ga a n d J u n l a r j |l a p a n a a f u a a g a ln a t LOST. 1 Tbompion Ski. Liboral Reward. Ph. 322-1131. O Furn. Apt., Nice ......... $ 63 LOST. Black It U a Chihuahua. Furn. 2 BR Home . . . . t 85 Vicinity of P riv er Home* Furn. 3 BR Home ......... $120 Reward. Ph. 322-2793. 3 BR, Rav. Park ......... $110 3 BR, 2 Bath, Lg......... $115 3 BR, 2 Bath, Clean. .. $120 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. $14$ NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TAX DE E D (loo, !*«.!« Florida a t o l a t e t Of 1040) NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. T h a t Albert A. Myers, tha holder of t h e f o llow ing c e r t i ­ ficate h a s filed said cartlfle ata fo r t e a dead to bo Issued th tr e o n . T h a c a rtlfle a ta n u m ­ ber and y e a r of Issuance, tha description of tha property, and the name In w h lr h It w a s assessed a r e a* followsi Cartlfleata No. I l l T e a r of laauanea l t l l Descrip tion Of P r o p e rty ! Lota I A I n ik . A. South P a r k . Oviedo r i a t Book • I’agO 4 Naina In which aa.soeod C ornells R. S e rg e an t All a f said p ro p e rty being In th a C e unty o f Seminole, S ta te of Florida. Unleas such c e r ­ tificate ahatl be redeemed a ecording to la w th a prope rty in t h h c ir c u it co u rt o r described In such c artlfle ata T H E NINTH JU DICIAL C IR ­ will ba aold to th a h l g h r a t bid CUIT, IN AND FO R BRMIN- d a r a t tha f r o n t doe r of tha LB COU NTT, FLORIDA Seminole C ounty Court Hnuao N CNANCBRT a t Sanford. Florida, on tha itraa NO. first Monday In th a m onth of ■ urroL K c o u n t t f e d e r a l May, l a s t , w hich la th a I t h day SAVINllH AND LOAN AHRO- or May. I M l. CIATION, a u n l la d Rtataa a t Dated th is l l l b d a y of America a e r a o r a t l a a , k le r c h , 1M«. P la in tiff. (Official C lark's Seal) A r t h u r H. Beckwith. Jr. ERNEST J. COBURN and C lark C ircuit Court. FRANCES L COBURN, hie SemlneM County, F lo r id a wife, a t a l a Ry O. T. Ray, Jr.. D. C. Befendaut(i) Puhllahi April I, II. I l , i l , n i l NOTlt'R TO A P P E A R CD T-tl IN T H E CIRCUIT COUNT, ERNEST J. COBURN NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT (Raaldanea U nknow n) I B _______ _________ . O F FLORIDA IN AND FOR FRANCES L COBURN, ■RNINOLR COUNTT. hie wife CHANCERT NO. ISBM (Raaldanea U a h a e w a ) F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTaad OAOR ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ Bach a a d dll u n k a a w a poration, penone, p a rtlaa a n d d t P la in tiff, ________ fa a d a n ta w h a claim by, th ro u g h . un d a r a r a g a i n s t LILL IE A. DILDAT. a widow. t h a a fara aa ld e r n e r t J. D efendant(e). COBURN a a d FRANCES NOTICE B P i r r p IN T» COBURN w h t t h a r aa HORTOAOR FORECI.OBVRR apouaaa, halra, davlaaaa, TOI LILL IE A. HILDAT. a wla r an taa a , a a d g n a a i. liendow, w hole raaldanea la ora, credito rs, Iruataaa or u n k n o w n and whose laat • th e r w is a . aa t a aaeh a a a k nawn address la l i t all a f w h a m raaldaaaa la M ayfair Oirila, Sanford, uaknew nt r i o r ld a . eal ARE N E R E B T NOTI­ Eaah a n d all u a k a a w a F ITOU E D t h a t a C om pla int la paraona. partlaa and daforreloea a c e rta in m o r tg a g e faadanta . aa t o each and the following a ll of w hom raaldanea Is e n r u m h e r ln g unknow n, h a v lm o r deocrlbed r r a t properly, lo -w lt: Lot l i , Block E. COUN­ claim ing to hav# a n y T RY CLUB MANOR. UNIT r ig h t, t itle o r l a t t r e e l la NO. T H R E E , according lo a r t o t h a f a lta w ln a d e ­ t b s p l a t th e r e o f n s rescribed property, w h ic h la corded la P l a t Book II, t h e subje ct m a t t e r of the pages Tl and TS. Public a beve-atyled cause, v i a : Records of Seminole Coun­ Lot I I , BE AR L A K E ty, Florida. HILLS, a c c ording to Iho P l a t thoroaf, aa racordod ha s baan filed a g a i n s t yog Is above-etyled sa lt, the In P l a t Book 11. P a s o IT. tha of t h s Public R ecord! a t abort t it l e a f which la Federal Sentinel# County, F lo rid a: National M ortgage AsaeataUea, to g e th e r w i t h th a r e l i e v ­ a C o rpora tlan organised under i n Act of C o n g r e v e and d i a l ­ ing! Two ( I ) E le c tro n ! W all ing p u re unnt to the Federal H e ate rs I N 8 N atio nal M ortgage Aieoclatlon Including lh a build in g and a p ­ C h a r te r Act, h a v in g Its p r i n ­ p urtena nce s located thereon, cipal efrioe In tha c i t y of a a d logothor w ith t h e f u r n i ­ W ashington, District a f Colture, furnishings, a n d f la tu r e a um bla. Pla intiff, v e n u e . L IL ­ s itu a te thereto, a a d located LIE A. DILDAT. a widow, De­ thsreoa. fe n d an t (a) and you a r t r e ­ TOH, AND EACH O F TOU. quired to servo a copy of your a r e hereby notified t h a t a Anewer or o th e r pleading to C om pla int baa boos filed by lha Complaint on P l a l n t i r r s t h e above • nom ed P lo ln tlff Attorney, Mack N. Cleveland, a g a in s t you and o a th of you Jr.. Suite I I I Banferd Atlantic ta foreclose a m o r tg a g e on the N atio nal B a nk Building, gM sbavo'deecrlbod p r o p e rty la ford. Florida, and flit tha orlth e obovo-otyled c a u s e a nd you glnal n s w e r e r e th e r pleada n d each of you a r o hereby Ing la Atha office of lha Clark require d t o file a n A now er or olker Pleading reeponolvp of tha C ircuit Court on a r bof o r t tha I t h day of May. A.D. th ere to w i t h th a C lerk of the a b ove-entitled C ircu it C ourt t i l l . I f you fall to do aa. and to servo a copy o f such a decree pro coafeeeo will bo Anawor o r o t h e r reeponelvo ta k e n a g a l a o t you lo r t h a r a . P le ad in g upon t h e P l a i n t i f f ! lla l de manded in the Com ­ A t t o r n a y a t'ourahon a n d Cour- plaint. Thla Notice shall ba publishahon. I I I H a t Rlraat, Miami Beach, F ie r i da, on o r bafora once a w eek f a r (our consoth e IUi d a y of May, IBSdj • • “ Vi week* I" The Sanford H y a '* - » n e w .p a per elreulat. otherw ise t h a a lle g atio n s said Cem plaln t will ba t a k s a ad la Bamlaala County, T ie r. Id le a s confessed by you. DONE AND O R D E R E D a t ^ Dated th is l a t h day s i March the Seminole C u u a ty C o u r t ­ house, Manford. Florida, thla (BEAM I t h d a y of April, n i l . A r t h u r H. Beckwith, Jr. (Circuit C o u r t Soall C lark a f c ir c u it Court A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, J r . Jr. sad C lerk of th a aboyo-oatllloS H arold P. J eh n i c e C ircuit Court A ttorneys f a r P l a l a t l t t lly M a rth a T. Vihlea P. O. D ra w e r E Deputy Clerk Paaford. Florida Publltln April 1 , II, I L I*. 1111 ». ». l«. II, IM I flDT-U CVTm TOI 1. Lost ft Found Stenstrom Realty 2383 Park Dr. 322-2420 NICE 1 BR Cottag* on Lako Monroe, unfurn. Prefer cou­ ple. $30. Ph. 322 3108. Available May 1, 2 BR., furn. house, for small family. Ph. 332-8370. AIR • CONDITIONED Badroom ia 3 Rm. furn. apt. $83, 111 E. 0th St., 323-43$$ or 322-5786. WAREHOUSE OR OARAGE Space. Approximately 2100 sq. ft. Fireproof. KOI French, next to Fire Station. Call Collect Scovell Oil Co. 784-1311 DeLand. Houietraller with attached room. Call after 6 p. m. 333-8087, 3 Rm. him . a p t All utilities. $80. 823-37*4. FURN. 1 BR clean Apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-5(92 or 1374. 1 BR Duplex, nicely furn. 4 clean. BIT W. 13th St. Ph. *68-4361. Bedroom ta d kitchenette. Ph. 322-7806. ROOM efficiency a p t with pvt. bath aad ihower, auttabla for couple or elngl# person or retired. All utili­ ties included la r e n t Ideal­ ly located oa First i t ., with­ in J block af I free perking lota and shopping center. In­ quire a t Manual Jacobs on Dept. Store, 211 E. F irit St. 9 Legal Notice NOTtCR O F IV h> T H E BTATJC OF FLORIDA T O DONALD t*. W I L L I A M S . WHOSE RESIDENCE I * UNKNOWN. AND ---------WIIOSB MS MAIL“ INU ADORERS I t VP-4, Nnvy ;II47, c / o F.F.O, Res Francisco. California: A sw o rn C e m p la ln t h a v in g bean filed a g a i n s t you la th e C ircuit C o u rt In a nd fo r Sem ­ inole County, Florida, by LAVAI>A B. WILLIAMS, fo r d lvorce, t h e s h o r t title e f w h lr h LAVADA B. WILLIAMS. Plaintiff, versus DONALD P. WILLIAMS. D efendant, theca praaenta n r a to c om m and you to a p p e a r nod file y o u r Ans­ w er o r e t h e r defense e r p l e a d ­ ing herein w ith th a C lark of t h s Circuit C o u rt of Seminole County. Florida, a nd a e r v s n copy there of on P l a ln t l f r a A t ­ torney, Mack N. Cleveland. J r A tto rn ey a t Law, P. O. D r a w a r X. Sanford, Florida, on n r b e ­ fore th e l l t h day of May, A. D. l i f t , o r otherw ise decree pro confeeio will be e n te r e d a g a i n s t ysu. T h a S a n f e r J H e rald la d e s ­ ig n a te d g s n n e w sp a p er of g e n ­ eral circulation In w h lr h thin c ita tio n shall ha published once each w e ak f o r f o u r c o n ­ secutive weeks. WITNESS my h a n d a n d o f f i ­ cial seal of th e Clarh of the Clrcnlt C ourt on thla t h a Ttk d a y of April, A. D. 1144. (SEAL) A r t h u r It. Beckw ith. J r . c l e r k of C ircuit C o u r t By: M a rtha T. Vlbltn. D. C. Mack N. Cleveland. J r . A tto r n e y a t L aw . Suita 111 Bnafard A tlantic National R a nk Building, p , a D r a w e r E. Sanford. Florida. A tto rn ey fo r P lain tiff P u b l i s h : A pril | , ia, i t , i f , 1114 O j * �'T f Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Hom e... Look To W ant-A ds I . For R u t rum. apt. $00 Park Ava. 12. Real Eatatn For Sale 12. Real Eetate For Sale Furn. Apt. 1201 W. 1st. Ph d a n 322-3762, night* 332 ONI. New 3 BR, I bath horaa la Lak« M ar/, cent, heat and alr-cond., alec, kit,, car* porte, utility room $100 mo. Ph. 322-2715. LAKE MARY. Unfum. exceptionally clean 2 BR Houae Kit. equlpt 323-4611. t BR unfurn. 322-5185. houaa. Call New, Split-level, 3 BR, 2 bath, A MAYFAIR BEAUTY carpet throughout, 2 car Attractive 2 Bedroom Home garage, large lot. Convert on nice comer lot in Maylent Sanford or Orlaodo, fair; also having dining $15,000. Good terms. Brown room and absolutely huge Realty. 322-5237 or 322 1964. air • conditioned Family Room. All for $13,000; $500 Down and $92 a month. TWO LOVELY Here’a your chance to own DIFFERENT a Mayfair Home. SO U TH W A RD Investment A Realty US N. Park Ave. 3221171 EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY - REALTOR 2 BR Houie, kit. equlpt. 375. >465 S. Park Ave. 2512 Yale Ave. off 25th, a la r Phones PA 2-2264 or FA 2-2385 bate. Ph. 322-3614. FURN. Apt. 322-2800. Payton Realty FA 2-lSOt 17-83 et Hiawatha Jim Hunt Realty O fftra for your aalaetlon that* Baautiful 2, S, A 6 Bedroom Government Owned Homes To m akt tha beat home buy, aea tk* VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA S-Sllf Night FA U m ta-orie H Acre lota. Term*. Just outaids Watt city limits, 11,230. MM Farit Dr. Saafori. Fie. 822-1838. 1100 DOWN H»at*« Rlgbtt Only 8100 Dowt. JU S T L IS T E D ! will buy you a fully remod­ Comfortable and Cosy I BR eled 2 BR or 3 BR, 1*4 Bath Home, situated on large oakHome In Country Club Man­ shaded comer lot. Features or. Just $52 per month ($67 Include* Den, wood floors, for tb* 3 BR Homes) Includ­ alr-coodiUoner, fence, end numerous other quality ex­ ing taxes and lniuranca! tras. $13,150, with Just 3695 LESS for Navy FamUietl Down and $ae per monthl Ex­ Results count, and U’a a pro­ clusive! ven fact that these Homes are selling FASTI Only a few remain to be sold, and wa have a Key. Cell To­ 322-2420 2565 Park Dt. day! . S. Immediate occupancy 2 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, granted Navy Famlliei. May m baths, Fla. room, fenced we serve you? yard, with patio, l a v te e s Park. Low down payment, assume monthly payment. Phone 222 9357. 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty Budget F\irn. Co. on So. Oranga Ave. Now ran be seen at 298 Longwood Plaza Take up payments At only $12.80 per mo. Th. 838-4583 Also 1 Bedroom Suite Slightly damaged at $59.95 WANTED rtllsM* temple t* taka up monthly payment* of $13.50 co $ complete rooms of furniture. Call TE l- llll, Casselberry, cal leet. Orange City. All elec. furn. 1 alb. $7,200 in 2 yr*. Ship BR home. $6900. Irma Wil shape I Shady, cool. I lots, llama, 335 So. Carpet ter Cut to $6,900. 322-S6M. Ave., Orange City, Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 12. Reel Eetate ^oTiSe Monthly Payments From $43.50 I BR, Fla. rm .. 1H baths, coat PRIVACY: G radoui 2-story borne, city conveaknce A water. 2100 aq. f t , plus big ecreea porch, beek util, porch, patio, garaga. Ideal for children. 322-8*5. Was on Lay-a-Way at Nice 8 R. frame. Ineome pot FURN. House in Sanford. $53 mo. Ph. Orlando 6I8-8111 or Apopka beat, alr-cond. |84 mo. lad . taxel, 322-2281. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Phone 322-3744 or $33-3911 V A - FHA CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v e a l a | e 322-1387. FU R N ITU R E Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE LMN Enterprises, Inc. LMN Enterprises, FHA - VA HOMES Inc. V. For Sale or Real frralh April 23, 1964—Page 3-A S3. Fam itnrn Saturday A Sunday Main St., Longwood Left two Blocks off Sanlando Springs Rd. Ball-Blair Agency FURN. A pt Close la. Jimmie Cowaa. 822-4013. ftanforb 3 Bedroom Homes O P E N H O U SE RENTALS 2 BR. Unfurn. kit. equipped 150 ft. bathing beach on Lake Mary ......... 8145 mo 2 BR. Home. Study, 1H 3 BR, CR house Ravenna Fk t BR, with atudy, dining Baths, large Family Rm. In $600 Down, $81 mo. VA room, kit. equipped, double good neighborhood; Includ mort. Call after 5 p. m. carporte, newly painted. Ing iteve, rtfrlg., room air 322 0653. conditioner, washing ma Lake privilegea . .. 1150 mo china k rugs. Really te r Beautiful custom-built 3 BR, On Lake Mary. Furn. 2 BR 2 bath, Fla. room, whits rifle buyl Monthly pay­ houaa with tuaporch 171 mo. terrasso floors, complete ments $33.50. PRANK IVANS elec, kitchen, dishwasher, KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Ph. 322-4417 — 222-1733 disposal. Priced below ap Ine. RENT A BED praiial. 322-7480 days, or FA 2-8074 Rol’away, Hospital A Baby 322-5836 after 6 p. m. 2611 Bedt. Iroquois Ave. 3&4 By Day, Week, or Month BEDROOM HOMES GRKKNUIUAR Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. IMMEDIATE Choice lota available In CARROLL’S FURNITURE OCCUPANCY Craenbtiar of Loch Arbor Air-Conditioning Optional 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keya overlooking golf course. As Low as $350 Down at 817 Catalina Dr. Custom building to your CRYSTAL LAKE PARK specifications. Greenbriar FURN. 2 BR Duplex, terrain) LAKE MARY developed by floors, tile bath. 322-6201 West on 25th St. and KINGSWOOD Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available BUILDERS, INC. 322-2744 April 11. 1-BR. Unfum. Du­ 202 Fairmont Dr. LAKE WYMAN plex. Available May 1. 14th FA 2-8074 HEIGHTS Ave. Longwood, 8 ml. from LONGWOOD N.A.S. Ph. 836-3298. (South on 17-92—6 ml. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 2 BR, fully fumithed. Avail 2 Blks. Northwest of 3rd k Park Ave. able May 1. Prefer adulta. Longwood Plata) Phone 322-5641 1503 Sanford Ave. TRAILER 1 i.ADES CONSIDERED UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit. equipt. 108)4 W. 18th St. Ph 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 349-3952. 1, 1V4, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Ph. $38-3911 NICE New 2 BR Home, 4 blka. $100 fm. achool A Shopping Cen­ Low Monthly Payments ter. Lake Mary. $65 monthFor Complete Information 1y. Monna Jarvis, 332-1110. Property Management See Or Call Your 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt & Sales Broker bath, 317 B. Park Ave. Clean rootni for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 122-0720. dbr FHA - VA S A L E S BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Perk Dr. 322-2420 3 BR., 1H bath home. As­ sume paymenti. 322-5455. BY OWNER. Cash or trade older place for smaller lot. Ph. 323-7013. MWhy don’t you try making another hi-fi cabinet? We’re almost out of firewood lH 17. Male Help Wanted Service Station Managers Attendants for Phillips Stations. If qualified sec H. McAlcxander, 202 Laurel Ave. 29. Automobile Service A COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 66 Free Inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Rccoring E. k repairs discounted. N. 21114 E. 3rd. 322-3442 CAB DRIVERS. Reliable, sob­ er. Apply Yellow Cab Co., 201 So. Park. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Paint S e n k n rik G lass a n d Company 19. Situations Wanted 210 Magnolia HOUSEWORK. Ph. 3228440. 01 A. Pets Ph FA 2-4622 Housework — Babysitting. Ph 2 Male Toy Poodle pups . C 322 3503. wks. old. Champagne color­ ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 322 8096. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. Boston Terrier, AKC Reg,, < weeks old. 3225517. 21. Ile a u tv R nloni German Shepherd pups. Ph. Complete Beauty Service 322-5886. 3 Senior Operators Free Parking at 2nd A Oak English Setter pups. Male, fe­ male. Cheap. 322 9223. 322-5742 105 So. Oak HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Dachshunds, miniatures, Red, males. Reduced. Call after Ace Beauty Salon 4. 322-2448. Call for Evening Apple. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-6525 32. Flo were • Shrubs Free Parking WATERMELON PLANTS Spring Permanent Special 2 for 25c, 8 for $1.00. Tomato 20 Percent off regular prices plants, $25 doz. Ethcll’a Gro­ Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop cery, Paola. 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0634 BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ kee stock. All other kinds 25. P lu m b in g S erv let of Nursery shrubbery and PLUMBING trees. Contracting Repairs Gray Shadnwi Nursery FREE ESTIMATES 8 Mi. S. on Hanford Ava. R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 3.1. Furniture TVs Used. All m aktl 4k mo­ dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-8792. APR. SPEC. Jot Whit* Houae Paint. 83.85 aal. Array, N'avy Surplus, Sanford. Kcnmnre 4 burner, top grill, gas range, large oven, broiler, clock timer, $40. Aqua, Wallx length formal, alia 7, coat $30, worn once, $10. 322-0758. I BR., I BATH Screened porch, Including kit chen equip. Down payment $350. Monthly Payments Used furniture, appllancei, READY MIX CONCRETE 27. Special Service* $51.50, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Pltloa, Floor, F rta Estimates Larry's Mart 215 Sanford KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, OVER 25 YEARS 8111a, linlela, steps, blocks, Ave. Ph. FA 2-4122. INC. of Fine Workmanship in Upaind, cemant, rock, pipe, 328-S074 holaterlng, Draperies, Slip­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. llcel, grease trapi, dry covers. Time Payments as Large I BR, block house, oak wclli. Stepping slones. Quirk Service With the little as $5 mo. Drapery floors, walk-in p a n t r y , Cash. SUPER TRADING MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Hardware Installations. screened porch, carporte, 20$ Elm Ave. 322-5751 POST. FA 2-0077. tool abed, city water A deep KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2335 well. Shade trees, lot 120x 135. Cloae to schools, 2428 For Repairs and Painting, call Cedar Ave., 2 blocks W. of 322-5426 after i p. m. week­ Winn Dixie. days. S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6122 Need a Painter! IS. Buelneen Opportunity COIN LAUNDRY and meet the 322 3090. AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDBRS II. R. POI’K CO., Inc. C o m p l e t e l y recondition­ 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 ed Coin Builneis. Golden Opportunity for right party. WEI.uS DRILLED, PUMPS, Small down payment. Call SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Orlando 425-5121. All Types and Sixes We Repair and Service PHILLIPS 66 Service Station S T I N E for Lease. U you have a Machinery and Supply Co. small amount of capital, 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6452 and the desire to own your business, with paid training PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, and all types Home Repairs. available, then tee E. 11. All Work $100 to $3,500 May McAlexander, 202 North be Financed. 1 to 5 yrs. to Laurel Ave. Pay. 16. Female Help Wanted A. J. ADCOCK, Geo. Contr. 322 9558 BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior 29. Automobile Service Ph. 322 9651 Sewing Machine Operators Needed Go West! Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-42*3 Wagner s Amoco AUTOMOTIVE Nice 2 BR, 1 bath CB resi­ AIR-CONDITIONING dence—E nterprise, 75 x 140 1801 Perk Avenue Lot $7,250, $75o Down, Bal­ Steady employment In a mo­ INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cara Sold FA 2-3233 anytime ance $40 per mo. No d o s­ dern air-conditioned factory. 811 French Ave. 322 7765 ing costa. Mr. T cf, Midway Apply In person to Alix of ew Custom Built Home ea 7-5340, Winter Prak. Sanford, Hlway 17-92. Do not Auto Glaes, Tap* Crystal Lake. For Informa­ Phone. k Sea* Covers tion call 222-3373. Z OO M I I 1 Near the Sanford Interchange Woman to work In meat pack­ UNUSUAL of Interstate 4, this property ing plant. High Flavor To find a home not in a pro­ — 6 acres of rolling, ehedy, MeaU. 365-3105 Oviedo. ject oo 2 large loU with 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-1032 shade and fruit trees. A unspoiled beauty — Would Waitress, white. Also curb ALL WORK GUARANTEED make an ideal homeaite for roomy, comfortable home lo­ girl. 5lust be experienced. people who love the seren­ cated at 901 Catalina Drive, Apply Chick 'N Treat, Sao$100 DOWN ity of Country living, but priced only $12,500 with ford. $45 MONTH who want to get placet term s. t • Bedroom Homo FAST when they get in 17. Male Help Wanted CUSTOM REALTY their car. Z O O M! Price, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS WINTER PAKK $11,200, 29% Down. Call Older man, part time. Mill­ Realtor wright experience — Saw Cornrr Lee ltd. and 17-92 Stemper Agency, 1919 S. Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. Phone 611-0021 filing. Ph. 322 7322. fA 2-2851 Atlantic Beak Bldg. French Ave., 322-4991. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. "DODGE BOYS" All Uned Cars Priced Iklow The Market For "Spring Clean Up” 1962 Ford Fairlane Fordor, Lika New. 1962 Volkswagen Sedan, Perfect Condition. 1959 Pontiac Catalina 4-Door Hardtop. Equipped. 1959 Thunderbird Hardtop Coupe. White Finish. 1958 Ford Fairlane Fordor V-8, Automatic Tranamlaalon. 1960 Renault Caravelle Sport Coupe, ”4 In The Floor”. 1960 Renault 4C-V Only 17.000 Actual Clean, Tup Condition. Miles, Vary *1495 *1495 *995 *995 *495 *795 *495 • MANY MOKE TO CHOOSE -FROM • 1 YEAR GW WARRANTY ON ALL USED CARS Seminole Co.Motors 1H01 W. Firnt St. SINGER Birthday Sale! Ph. 322-0614 36. AutomobBa* • Truckaj Like new, Air Compressor. Reel's Body Shop, 10th k Sanford. BIG $ $ 9AVIKGS HI FI Stereo Combination. On Floor Modtli k Hearing aid. Miscellaneous Demonstrators Hema. Ph. 322-8167. (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Homo llotpotnt 2-dr. refrigerator, In Sanford Call good condition. Reasonable. SINGER 322-3261. Representative at Alan's Fabrics k Ruga SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 322-5783 Rcpossesed. Would like t t sponsible party to take up SEWING MACHtNE payments of $9 per month REPOSSESSED SINGER on Slant-O-Matlc Automatic Fully automatic. Sewa on Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. buttons. Make* buttonholes, Guaranteed, Like New tew embroiders, m o n o g r ams, Ing coodllion. Call Collect blind hema, etc. All with­ 241-9387 evenings o r 422 out attachments. Outran 0032, Service Discount. teed. Like new. Sold new over $300. Balance due only NEW H ton Feddora Room Atr-eondllioner. Never used. $73.86 or $8.08 month. Call Priced well below retail. Collect for F ret Home Trial Call 322 9208 after s p.m. 241-9588 Service Discount. For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furnl ture, tee Noll’s Furniture Brokerage In Caaatlberry an 17-92. Open I day* 9 to 6. ZtO 7.AG SEWING MACHINE Repossessed '84 model. Has FKKK ESTIMATE built-in Designs, built-in butUpholitaring 4k Mattress ren­ tonholer, plus many other ovating. New k Used Furni­ push-button features. Does ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. beautiful work. Mutt sea to Co., at 708 Calory Avo. appreciate. Guaranteed, take FA 2-3117. up remaining 5 payments of $7.50. Phono Credit Mgr. BEDS FOR RENT 322-8627. Hospital, Rollaways, Juve nile. FREE delivery and SINGER AUTOMATIC Pick-up. 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. FURNITURE CENTER Monograms, makes Button­ 1100 French Av*. holes, Sews on Buttons & Ph. FA 2-7951 makes decorative atltchea, $71.60 or pay $7.1$ mo. No .14. Article* For Bala etc. Pay oft balance of CYPRESS SIDING. Windows credit naedad. Writ# Credit Manager, P. O, Box 147, • k door*. Cheap. Sea at Sanford, Fla. Palma Hotol. 322-2506 after 6. CLOSEOUT Gibson Tenor Guitar, practl Wa have Bargains! Owner quitting. Come out tonite I catty new. Cost new $150 to 10 p. m. 2506 W. 1st St. with carrying rase. 322 2928 Dealers Welcome I $! per day rental for Electric HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ Carpet Shampooer with pur­ lon, $1.00. Call 322-2960 af­ chase of Blue Lustre. Carte r 5 p. m. FREE DELIV­ roll's Furniture. ERY WITHIN SANFORD Swap Shop Dealers, Auction CITY LIMITS. eera. Make offer, everything must go! All or part. Illness 4-TVt, guaranteed. 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Petterson Gets Joe's Laundry Geneva Citizens Coast Guard Citation Cleans Up Hunt Plan Barbecue And Rally P m 4-A —April 28, 1964 The Gtnrrm Citliena A i m * elation will sponsor a chicken barbecm and political relljr Saturday a t the Community Ball. Preparation! are b e i n g made for aoma 400 pereona by Chafa Bill Kllbee. Bill DIb. ble and Edward Yarborough who report th at serving will begin a t K p m. and will con­ tinue until all platea are fill­ ed. Entertainment will be pro­ vided by the Eaetera Semi­ nole Band which feature! musicians from Geneva, Chuloota and Oviedo and ia di­ rected by Richard Zelley, OHS bandmaater. A public addreaa ayitem will be eat up and all candi­ date! will be invited to apeak. Advance ticket! for the event are available from any membera of tha aeaocletlon or may be obtained a t the door. j SHS Bowlers Beat Moore Led by John Boggi who rolled a 812, the Seminole High School boye bowling team took a 4 to 0 deciilon from the Blihop Moore Horneta. Meanwhile, Lyman'a An­ dy Hinley knocked down 499 pine to pace the Greyhoundi to a 4-0 victory over Colonial'! Grenadleri. And, at Orlando'a Sky Bowl, tha Oviedo kegleri dropped their match with the Apopka Blue Darters, 4 to o. In girl*' ploy. Seminole'* maiden* »cored a 4 to 0 win over Blibop Moore, Lyman loit to Colonial by a 3-1 count and Apopka defeated the Lion* otto* I to 1. Mr. and Mr*. Elila Petteraon of DeBary, released an excerpt from the February In u e Coa*t Guard Alumni Aaeoctation Bulletin, report­ ing the presentation of the Air Medal to their, ion, Lcdr. Warren Sawyer Petteraon, United State* Coait Guard, from tha Preildent of the Un­ ited Statea for service aa set forth In the following cita­ tion: "For meritorloua achieve­ ment in aerial flight on May 11, 1903, while serving a* pil­ ot of a Coast Guard HM19G helicopter, engaged in towing the fishing vessel, "P irate 11 from a position of great peril near 8eal Rocks, San Fran­ cisco, Calif. "When information was re­ ceived that tha fishing ves­ sel had lost her engine and was In distress, Petterson de­ parted for the scene. Upon arrival, he located the "I'lr- Tourney Sunday At Mayfair Club The annual singles and dou­ bles tournament spotuored by the Sanford Women’s Golf As­ sociation will be held Sunday at the Mayfair Country Club. The Ssnford Women Golfers will host Ihclr friends at a special guest day April 29. Mary-Eslher’i is sponsoring a tournament for the women scheduled to start May 6 and continue on May 13 and May 20. There will be an inter-city tournament at Dubsdread Country Club May 12. The Ssnford women's group was well represented at the Florida State Women's Golf Tournament held at Port St. Lucie last week. Min Keenan and Edle Ware came borne with the sliver. Unit To Meet Kubeck Ailing: NEW YORK (UPI) - Tony Kubek, the New York Yan­ kee!' ailing ahortetop, under­ went a checkup a t Lenox 1UU Hoipltal today. The Auxiliary Unit to South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will meet for a social evening at 8 p. m. today a t the Post Home on the Old Dixie High­ way north of Longwood. ate II" dragging anchor hi a heavy surf approximately 80 yarda off the beach. He im­ mediately maneuvered the hel­ icopter eo that, with the help of a crewman, a line could be passed to the vessel. A strain of 2,000 pounds was then placed on the tow line. When no progresa was noted, was Increased to 2,600 pounds with surges to 8,100 pounds, caused by wave action, Slow progress was now indicated and for 47 minutes Patterson continued this operation un­ til the "Pirate II" had been towed into deep water and the tow assumed by the CO823281 For his expert airman­ ship and skill throughout this rescue mission, his cour­ age, sound judgement, and unwavering devotion to duty, Ledr. Petterson, in keeping with the hlgheat traditions of t h e United States Coast Guard, was presented this Air Medal by Douglas Dilllon, for the President." Legion Visits VA Hospital By Mrs. Adam M iller Twenty-five member* of DeBary’s Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post and its Auxiliary mads their annual visit to the Lake City Veter­ ans Hospital Sunday. Mrs. P a t e r Koppenaal, auxiliary president, reported that gifts of more than 600 books, magasinea nad paper backs, plus an afgan, were given to the veterans In ad­ dition to two television aets which were presented to the assistant chief of staff, Wil­ liam C. Baldwin, for use in the hospital wards. A two hour show was pre­ sented by tha DeLand High Sehool Band and Variety Show under direction . of George Wolf and Paul Caskey for an audience of more than 88 patients. Post Commander Fred Mc­ Laren was la charge. Joe's Lauodry took a firmer grip on the first place trophy as they made a clean sweep against Hunt Realty in the weeks league play. Anything can happen in four weeks, and in this game of bowling •very pin counts. Stenatrom Realty and Art Brown Pest Control split their points 2-2. Tha C.P.O. Wives also made a clean sweep against M. k M. Bar. Shoe­ maker Construction won three points from Cook's Corner. DeBary Debs won three points from the Acey Duecy Wives. We weloome P at Franks who will take Mary Doughertys spot in the Acey Duecy Wives team. P at had only rolled duck pins before joining the league, but it looks as if she is adapting to the heavier ball quickly. Queens of the split circle are Carolyn Salle when she converted the 3-7-10, and So­ phie Woodson the 8-7-9. VI Rowberry and Letha Ward toppeled the 8-10; Marie Cls* owski, Gladys Pinter, and Carolyn Salles the 2-7. Doris Gandy converted the 6-8; Etta Dorman and Sara Terry the 5-6; Beverly Meeks the 4-8 and the 4-8-7. The 3-10 fell for Dot Button, Kathy Gray, Doris Hock, and Carolyn Sallee. Tur­ keys were rolled by Dot But­ ton, Judy Clarke, Kathy Gray and Bert Neville. Kathy Gray turned in her highest game to date, a 210 but high game was rolled by Dot Button. A three-day tie for high scratch game of 242 is now held by Dot Button, Mary Tomaleskl, end Meda Wiltshire. Dot also rolled high scries of 861. Envoys Try To Restore Rule VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) U. S. Ambassador Leonard Unger and the envoys of France, Britain and Austra­ lia joined today in an attempt to restore the Laotian govern­ ment overthrown by a rightwing military coup Sunday. Lake Monroe Inns Leading By 12 Games Tha team sponsored by Lake Monroe Inn has all but sewed up the City Bowling League this season as they ere now leading the peck by a full 12 games with only four mora weeks remaining in tha season. In this wtsks action the Knights of Columbus led by A1 Poulter’s 228 game and 877 aerie* knocked the blocks from under Lake Monroe Inn with e three-point win. Swee'• ; ’* Bar and Grill gained a . ttl* on fir it place with a three-point win over H arry's Bar and Package. Eddie Mon­ roe had a 223/869 for Swee­ ney’s while Hank (Bud) Kratte r waa high for Harrys with his 835 series. Je t Lanes also won a threepoint deciilon over Michael’s Elk Gas with John Spolskl "bombing" 171, 209 and 237 for his 617 total. John (Tha Bomb) Wright was high for Michael’s with his 202, 212 and 189 for a 603 total. San­ ford Manufacturing took a three-point win from the American Legion. John Brid­ ges was high for tha Manu­ facturing men with hli 204/679 while Georg* Swann" "carried the mail" for tha Legionnaires with hla fine 224/691. In tha other matches, Pry­ or's 8tate Farm Insurance took three wins from Wisdom Sod Servlet. Phil Rocha was high for Pryors with hla 206/- 634 whll* Jo* Gaxil was high for Wisdoms with hla 602 totaL There were a few 200 games rolled this week with John Spolskl leading the way with 237 and 209, Marvin "Curly" Meltser also rolled a nice 237 New Officers Installed By PTA Council By Maryann Miles New officers of the Semi­ nole County Council of P ar­ ent-Teacher Associations were Installed last week by Mrs. W. L. Swofford of Altamonte Springs during a meeting of the group a t tha Bear Lake Elementary School. Taking office ware Mrs. Georgs Hearn, Lyman, presi­ dent; Mrs. C. R. Sims, Pinecrest, first vice president; John Angel, South Seratnole Junior High, second vice pres­ ident; Mrs. M. F. Kerehner, Altamonte, secretary and Mr*. Clinton Gore*, Bear Lake, treasurer. A plaque was presented to the Plnecreet PTA tgr its in­ crease in membership from 266 to 726 end a citation was received by Lyman PTA for Its inersee* from 91 to 210. Guest speaker for t h e morning meeting we* E. S. Douglass, Seminole County di­ rector of adult and vocation­ al education. game, A1 Poulter rolled a 226, Georg* 8wann n 224, Eddie Monroe n 223, John Kneeland 222, Jack Kenner 216, John Stankiewics 217, John W right 202, 212 and Joa Wallace also rolled a 212 game. Harry Pentecost roll­ ed 211, Phil Roche 206, Phil Zeull and Carl Von Herbulii had a 206, John Bridges a 204, and Andy Patrick rolled an aven 200 gam*. Next week will be position night with Lake Monroe Inn taking on Saweeney’a Bar and Grill, Michael's Elk Gas and Jet Lanes will butt head*, The American Legion will take on Sanford Manufacturing whll* the Pryor’s will bowl the Knight’s of Columbus and Harry’s will go up against Wisdom in tha final match. The Future Belongs To Those Who Plan HELP Preserve Your Heritage Of Clean Air Water Earth r- ELECT Qualified Leadership J. 0. (JESS) GREGORY Seminole County Commission District 5 Paid Political Adr. ELECTRONIC a c B A N K IN G .. MATHER'S STOREWIDE : 0 INVEinOlN LISTED ARE ONLY A FEW OF MANY FURNITURE BARGAINS NOW IN PROGRESS J 0 869,95 5P« ■f SOPA D' N t r r c n o , '58» beds asstfsJJP 2 Pc, SOFA BED s u i t e s ■BftS“ j? 9 “ SHSSSH29" D,BUh **eden, W . |„ , platform ro ck ers. BEDROOMV uiTR <r. v W jfff ^ * 8 8 00 ’ J O . | w Cover?; F °* » "'ceshlona. j T * L « W N O S * m *TTRB88B8 rattan bask et CHAIR .« RATTAN BAB S N O W '\l , € M1, * J 6 g 0 0 < -w o c ’ / V5 STUDENTS DESKS K its • • t a s t e d C n p / OP SANFORD M i; ONLY i M. V IM T ST. i b M i Your Choice MANY OTHER ITEM8 AT LOW PRICES I Thin means f u ta r aarrice for you. k means added safety to yoer checking account, which wfll be coded In magnetic numbers. It means the Rorida State Bank is making the extra effort to meet your banking needs with modem expansion for a community tb it is expanding in Its needs and growth. A apodal demonstra­ tion of this equipment wlR ba bald May 6. Be nira sad stop by. Sea this equipment fe r yourself. • Bench Bag* • lee Buckets • Hn I U ' ILICTRON1C BANKING la the form of mart than *0,000 of new, modem ceknUttng and tabulating eqalptaeut te hefag fa. Mailed hi oar Instltutka. O FF • Picnic J ig s MULTI. COLORED POLE LAMPS h id e a w a y b e d s h„ . Beginning on the anniversary of S3 of banking Ssnford, S m ln o k Cotmty and Central Florid* tha Florida Bank presents a new service to Mi EASY TERMS CONDITIONED FU SN ITU R I BTORI PHONE 82S49U SANFORD FRIDAY HITBB , Th vt.-y 9 �(Fltr * • VOL. 56 A Contrary to all that'a been ■aid and printed. Southern FI* berg lau Products la occuping the Williams Building in San­ ford Industrial Park and NOT the HLH Products plant, — which continues in its own ™ building. HLH is operating at full steam and expects to continue doing so. As a m at­ ter of fact, one of our Clock Winders heard this morning from a highly reliable source that HLH is hinting a t a poss­ ible expansion program. Zip Codo 32771 if e r a lb > WEATHER: Mostly fair throuuh Saturday; high today 88-92; low tonight in 60s. i'lstaolished 1908 United Press Lensrii W: re FRI., APRIL 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 176 City, County Join In Paving Job Elimination Of Traffic Hazard Program's Aim An emergency $120,000 street paving program "to re­ In the story about Ted Wilmove a critically dangerous g Hams' Hardware carried in safety problem" was approv­ ™ Wednesday’s Herald, the ed by the City and County name of Kenny Boutwell Commissions in joint session should have read Kenny Reutebuch. These things happen, this morning. aay our advertising depart­ The approved paving plan ment personnel. Guess that's will bring about elimination of why they still put erasers on traffic hazards on 13th Street pencils. HAROLD KASTNER ROY G. WILLIAMS • • • and on Southwest Road. . . . illua. potentate . . . president City of Sanford has really . . . Bahia Shrino Temple City of Sanford, which pre­ . . Sanford Shrine Club . rolled out the red carpet for viously had announced plans r the visiting Shrine nobles . . ■ for Improving 13th Street, said they all received windshield Zimmerman, Atlanta, Del Mar president; stand­ FINAL CLOSING in negotiations for the trans­ it will widen, install storm •tickers permitting them noing: Beryl II. Weiner, Atlanta attorney; Loring fer of the Del Mar property on West 20th Street time-llmlt free parking. That'a sowers and catch basins, pave Burgess, Florida State Bank executive vice from the Del Mar Corporation, Atlanta, to the Illustrious Potentate Har­ best way that we possibly good public relations . On behalf of the Sanford the strpet, install curbing and president; S. J. Davis Jr., Sanford attorney; Chemical Corporation of America, Tallahassee, ran and have arranged a old II. Kastner. We hope Just think how they’ll talk it Shrine Club, we extend to sidewalks from French Ave­ special program for the lad­ John Kriiler, Seminole County Chamber of Com­ was completed this morning. Chemical Corpora­ that each and every one of up when they get back home. you our most cordial greet­ nue to Crooms High School. • • • les. merce manager; Jarvin Lcvison, Atlanta attor­ tion will commence its Sanford operations in the you will enjoy it to the ing on your arrival in San­ ney; Clifford McKibbin Jr., Sanford-Scminole We hope that after yoa property about September. From the left, seat­ utmost. SUGGESTION TO T H E This program will cost an ford. return to your home that Development Company president, and Rulph CITY COMMISSION: City We want each and every ed: Irving Feinberg, Sanford, Chemical Corpora­ estimated $70,000. City engiWe Greet You, W’e Weiyou will rarry with you one of you to feel that this tion vice president; Juck Feinberg, Tallahassee, Dover, Atlanta, Del Mar plant manager. Manager Pete Knowles and ncera have been Instructed to route You, Nobles and In d ­ pleasant memories of Han­ is your rity and that every ^ his crew are to be highly (Herald Photo) Chemical Corporation president, and Jerome commence drafting plans for ies, with the gates of our ford, The Gateway to Cen­ member of he Sanford complimented in dressing up the project. This planning and city wide open. We hope tral Florida, and that when­ Shrine Club, their wivrs, and Rands Avenue, which really that your stay with us will ever you are looking for the riUirns of Seminole was sn alley and an eyesore. stockpiling of necessary ma­ be filled with happiness and pleasure and real hospitality County and surrounding W. B. Williams will be 90 terials it expected to require pleasure. that you will come to San­ areas are willing and ready years old in a few days. He 60 90 day*, when actual con­ This is our First Cere* ford. to serve you in any way was the city's third city manstruction will be started. nuinlal to be held In SanfRoy G. Williams, they possibly ran. •gcr and Is the oldest living The Southwest Road project ford under the jurisdiction President We have arranged to en* ex-city manager. As a tri­ will follow, with tho County SOUTH BEND. Ind. (UPl) bearing 75 per cent of the cost of the Bahia Temple, which tprtaln the Nobility In the Sanford Shrine Club bute to him and his son, Bishop Elected is quite an honor to our Police Chief Roy G. Williams, —President and Mrs. Johnand the City bearing the other PITTSBURGH (U P l). ' the Clock Winders suggest Seminole County Chamber The event was highlighted aon, starting out on a whirl­ 25 per cent. Tlii* project will Bishop Prince A. Taylor Jr. you rensm e Rands Avenue to of Commerce officials this by exhibits placed on display wind tour of poverty-strick­ extend from 13th Street to "W. B. WilUams Mall." Coun was elected president-desig­ morning estimated that as by some 41 county firms and en areas, were surrounded Country Club Road. ty Commission rensmed Big nate of the Methodist Church many as 1,500 persona visited the initial public appearance and held almost immobile for County engineers estimated Tree Road as "Gen. J . C. Thursday, the first Negro to the Sanford Civic Center of the 19 young Seminole about five mlnutci today by the cost will run about $50,Hutchison Parkway." Thursday night Ior the open­ beauties who are competing a crowd of hundreds which 000 for paving, storm sewers hold that post. • • • ing of the second annual In­ for Ihc honor of being named broke through security lines. and catch basins, curbing and From the Methodist Church Five A rrested dustrial Show. Mias Seminole County for Johnson, in an ebullient sidewalks. bulletin: “ If you want to be 1964. Some 5,000 Shriners pri­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - jobs and would save $21 mil­ campaign mood, was unper­ T h e following statement ST. AUGUSTINE (UPl) lion, he said. miserable, hate somebody.' The beauty pageant, which turbed. He told an aide at- was released at the conclusion marily from Central Florida, Defense Secretary Robert S. The biggest tingle cutback And we like that other gen Integration leader Hoses Wil­ wa* pretty of the joint Commissioners' began to gather in Sanford McNamara today announced opened with the Initial Judg- afterwards " it announced today wai a t the tie reminder we saw not long liams and four other Negroea light but It WAa.yandcr.ful," in * .o f IbuVRtfla in bathing meeting **ila warning: / tods y for ‘ a z'lrlne Ccremott* the shutdown — - complete or Army*«“ Watertown, Mata:, •go in front of a local church: were arrested Thursday when suits,'’will end Saturday night ' And he told lie crowd of "Both ’ Commissions have i«I which wilt fcitUira the partial o f.22 ru lit ary installa­ arsenal where 1.840 Jobs are "Open Sundays for your con­ they tried to get service In when one of them is rrownrd 5,000 waiting to hear him in Jointly agreed to remove a a segregated restaurant. venience." a high school football field critically dangerous safety initalion of amne too new tions and farilitics with Ihc to he eliminated by Septem­ the winner. s e e ber 1967 at an estimated sav­ elimination of 10,03(1 jobs, "I'm going to tell Congress problem presently existing on members. Heavy Attack Squadron Tonight's program bcglni ing of $3.3 million. Mayor Irene Van Eepoel Firing: Heavy McNamara told news con­ I wish they could come here Nine (VAH-9) today received at 8 when the contestants will Initiation activates begin West 13th Street, from French McNamara said only the recently Informer R. E. Port AYOIS THEODOROS, Cy­ Us first needle-nosed RA-5C bo Judged in evening gowns. in the heartland of America Avenue to Crooms Academy today and will culminate in a ference that the shutdowns Army's materials research e r that under no clrcum prus (U PI) — Heavy firing and see what the people of and reductions plus the sale Vigilante, as the Navy be­ During all of the sessions the and Southwest Road from 13th big ceremony Saturday after­ agency would be retained at stances would poltlcally-pla between Greek and Turkish gan equipping its second judge* rate the girls on face, America are doing for them­ Street to 46A. The joint Com­ noon al Seminole High School. of two industrial reserve Watertown. He said most of qued North Orlando change Cypriots rattled through this plants, (lie consolidation of squadron for global deploy­ poise, figure and personality. selves. The first section of candi­ its name. Now comes a re­ village for hour* today in de­ "I have been stimulated and missioner! were in agreement dates will be initiated al 2 defense contracting offices in the arscnpl'a facilities would ment with the new twln-jct Ilill Reck from WTRH was on tiie vitally needed project. be sold. port that a sizeable group of fiance of United Nations ef­ reconnaissance bomber. master of ‘ceremonies of inspired by what I have seen. "It was further agreed that p. m. in the SilS auditorium. 29 U. S. cities and several "All career employes whose young North Orlando mothers forts to arrange a cease-fire. I'm here to sec what the fed­ economy measures The squadron held brief ac­ Thursday's program and Nick The second section will be oilier jobs are eliminated will lie construction would commence have suggested the name of ceptance ceremonies al Ihc I’ficfauf at the organ provid­ eral government can do to at the Intersection of 13th initiated al 3:30 p. m. in (lie would save $68 million an­ offered other job opportuni­ the village he changed to Bond Cost Down improve your condition. nually in the United Stales Sanford Naval Air Station this ed music as the girl* walked ties," MeNamara said. Slrcrt and French Avenue and Fleming Gymnasium. "No Hope, Fla." MIAMI BEACH (U Pl) - morning. Shrine officials snnounced and abroad over the next 3W s e e down the ramp. proceed from that point to the Atty. Gen. Jam es Kyncs said year*. .Mias Candi fonder, Miss Which reminds: Let’* have Thursday the cost of validat­ Commander Jam es L. Shipultimate completion of the this morning that all arrange­ Closings in Florida Include ments have been completed a little fun in this column ing the state'* $75 million man, VAH-9, Commanding Seminole County of 1963, wel­ The Sominolo High School project — the completion date the seadromes at the Naval and you readers send us higher education bond issue | Officer, accepted the aircraft comed the candidates and ex­ class of 1954 will hold a re­ expected to he in the Fall of for the two-day event, parti­ names of cities and towns was lower than any compara­ in behalf of Ills 270 officer* plained the Judging proce­ union at 8 o'clock lonlglit in 1963. Actual construction will cularly the colorful Shrine Air stations in Jacksonville, BEHRING (UPI) - Kenwith odd monikers. One Clock ble issue in the history of the and men. His squadron Joins dure! to them and tile crowd. the Directors Room of the not commence for 60 days in Parade which will get under­ Key West and Pensacola, all of which will tic inactivated neth Collier, 47, bought a gua way in downtown Sanford VAH-S, also Sanford-based, as Other opening remarks were Winder has vlalted Two Egg, state. order that engineering and in January, 1963. this morning then went to a the second unit to he equip­ made by County Commission­ First Federal Ruilding. Hen Scratch and Rattlesnake, planning and stockpiling of Saturday morning at 10:30. Ho also said that right hotel coffee shop where lie The original line of march ped for extended sea deploy­ er John Alexander, Mayor A. Fla.; Big Bone and Rabbit No Censure materials can be accomplish for the parade lias been alter­ economy measures would he shot his wife and then himself ment of the RA-5C. VAH-S la L. Wilson, plus Carl Sliilkc Hash, Ky.; Rattlesnake, Ind.; ed. JACKSONVILLE (U Pl) ed slightly. The parade will taken overseas — In Europe in death ns several horrified scheduled for deployment to and Charles Kampf of the Alice and Ben Bolt, Tex. And "It was further agrred that The Jacksonville Bar Asso­ the Western Pacific aboard WASHINGTON (UPl) begin at First and Cypress, and the Western Hemisphere perron* watched. one city in Pennsylvania with Sanford Civitan Club, beauty j President Johnson Thursday portion of the project of 13th Highland* County Sheriff proceed west on First Street, —but that these would not a very odd name we don't ciation decided hy a four- the USS Banger thla sum pageant sponsor. proclaimed May 10 as Mo­ Street from French Avenue to turn south on Oak Avenue, Involve NATO forces. He said Broward Coker ruled the vote margin Thursday not to mer. dare repeat for fear of be The pageant is being held Crooms will be constructed by proceed east on Third, north the.se actions would eliminate case murder-suicide pending Other RA-SCs are assigned this year as part of the In­ ther's Day and urged all ing accused of vulgarity. But censure Mayor Haydon Bums City forces while Southwest Americans to fly the Stars for allegedly saying lawyers on Sanford Avenue and east 3.600 military and civilian further investigation. to Heavy Attack Squadron dustrial S h o w . Saturday's it la a real town with a real and Stripes that day as an Road from !3th to 46A will be again on First Street to the • re "trained as m asters of Three, which is providing name. grand finale will begin at 8 expression of "love and re­ constructed b y C o u n t y deceit." • • • point of origin. training for flight crews and p.m. force*." verence" for their mother. A golf tournament got un­ support personnel. At one time R. E. Porter der way at noon today at The RA-SC, powered by two had ■ good friend named Phil Civil Rights Bill WASHINGTON (U Pl) - 17,000-pound thrust engines, the Mayfair Country Club. Campbell at Xenia, O h i o . The first official public ap­ While on a trip from Florida Senate leaders today hammer­ is capable of bursts approach pearance of the Shrine will to Ohio, In passing through ed oui the final form of a ing twice the speed of sound he a band concert at 7:30 to­ Alabama, we mailed Phil compromise jury trial amend­ Until recently, VAH-9 flew night on tho corner of First SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Campbell a postal card from ment to the civil rights bill the A-3B Skywarrlor a twin and Magnolia. FRIDAY Phil Campbell, Ala, Next we they Intend to offer at a sub­ jet attack bomber which will A capacity crowd packed (A complete schedule of C'andidatea report, 7 p.m., Mayfair Inn'; •aw him we asked tf stitute for a Southern-sponsor­ eventually be phased out of Oviedo High School cafetorium events for today and Satur­ the Sanford operation. street activities. be had received the card. He ed proposal. Thursday night to hear Semi­ day appears elsewhere on this replied in the affirmative and Band concert, Bahia Band, 7:30 p.m., First nole County Democratic can­ page.) added that he also had receiv­ and Magnolia. didate! bid for votes in the ed at the same time a card I-udien, recreation, 8 p.m., Mnyfair Inn May 5 primary. from Phil Campbell, N. M. ballroom. An estimated 350 chicken q He had never heard of the ('hantern recital, 9:30 p.m., Muyfair Inn. pilau dinner* were served two citiea until ha received starting at 5:30 p. m. and Get-together party, 10*11 p.m., Sanford the postal cards. more than 500 persons had Shrino Club. s e e filled the cafetorium by 7:30 TODAY CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) SATURDAY Sanford Chamber of Com­ when the nearly 50 candidates 6:30 p.m.—Exhibit Display The federal spare agency said Candidates report, 8 a.m., Mayfair Inn. merce officials are flying to began with three-minute talk*. today static electricity appar­ 8:00 p.m.—Preview of Beauty Contestant* ladies coffee, 9*10 a.m. Tallahassee Tuesday to be The sponsoring Seminole —Evening Gowns ently ignited a rocket engine Parade, 10:30 a.m. form* at First mid guests of the Florida Deve­ County Democratic Executive during an indoor teat last SATURDAY Cypress. lopment Commission. Maybe Committee chairman, Mr*. J. week fatally burning two 6:00 p.m.—Exhibit Display Moslem Fount, 11:30 a.m., Sanford Shrine the boss will let R. E. Porter D. Morrison, said the third technicians and injuring nine 7:41 p.m.—Award of Appreciation present­ Club. fly along. and final county-wide rally others. ed by Hon. Karlyle Housholder to the Indus­ Indies luncheon and fashion show, 12:45 • e • of her group will be held A National Aeronautics and trialist Contributing Most to the Development p.m., Mayfair Inn. To clarify that report about next Thursday at Sanford Space Administration (NASA) of 8emino!fl County in 1963. Candidates Initiation — tree debris. City crews will Civic Center. fact finding board recom­ 8:00 p.m.—Final Judjfinjf of Beauty Contest r'irst Section, 2 p.m., Seminole High not clean up after contract­ • • • • Candidates also have been mended that the Delta launch auditorium. ors but will collect after invited to locally sponsored rocket using the type of third Free anack bar: Junior Chamber of Com­ Second Swtion, 3:30 p.m., Seminole householders or odd Jobs men rallies Saturday afternoon at stage rocket that accidentally merce. High gymnuHium. if the tree trunks and bran­ Midway and Saturday evening fired April it lie grounded Door prizes: At intervals cnch night. Bahia Shrine Temple Ball, 9:30 p.m., Mayches are cut Into length* of at Geneva Community Center DOWNTOWN SANFORD pending a further investiga.fair Inn. five feet or less. and Lyman High School. tloa. • • • WELCOME SHRIHERS 1,500 See Opening Crowd Greets LBJ On Tour Of Industrial Show fUUVA... ★ ★ ★ II. S. Announces 5,000 Shriners Gathering Here Base Closings VAH-9 Gets Its First RA-5Cs *51 Class Meeting * Husband Kills Wife And Self Mother's Day Welcome Shriners! THE EXOTIC CARIBE Capacity Crowd Shrine Ceremonial At Oviedo Rally Industrial Show SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Blast Laid To Static Spark Is Open Till 2:00 A. M. MON. thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . . . f # C* or make the Caribe w your late stop of the evening VALDEZ HOTEL Seminole Industries Now On Civic Center li­ ^ 5] r ft \ ? J :| 1 i .! 1f J [ yf 'w l j It* LI ‘'’Iwl' - mm r ■ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 23, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8b2d66fa51af01d37f41d2e91fc77992.pdf 796172ae55be1f57b6a847c7b8e376df PDF Text Text 4 I •f* f u fa i fm S (D & a Ji l h g t I f — W a r t* M , 1 9 6 4 flb Jb y • DEAR ABBTi t MB to Am eighth grade and I like a boy in m j home room. I called him up tact night and told him that a girl M end at mine wanted hie picture, but ebe wae too bajhful to aek him (or K, ao 1 was asking for her. B e said be was sorry but he didn't have any more, ffeaa I called him back and told him that the picture really wasn't for a girl Mrleod, it was (or me, and maybe he could dig one up. lie said he didn’ t have any more and be wouldn’t know where to dig one up from. Then I called him back •gain to ask him what page our history assignment start* ed on, but this time his mo* (her answered the phone •nd told me to quit bother* tog him. I (eel terrible. 6hould I call him up and apologise for bothering him? FEELS TERRIBLE DEAR FEELS: Not This hoy has your number. For­ get hist • • • DEAR ABBY: I am not mentioning any names and, By Abigail Van Buren N you print tola, please don't use mine, but what do you think o ( a husband who is not man enough to speak his own mindT He and his wHe have worked out “ sig­ nals" between them. When they are at a party and HE wants to go home, he either mops his brow with a hand* kerchle( or crosses his legs, and then SHE suggests that it is late and they should be beading for borne. "ON TO THEM" DEAR "ON” : I think they’re wonderful. 1 didn’t know teamwork like that still existed. • • • DEAR ABBY: My pro­ blem Is my daughter. She is 29 so 1 can’t tell her what to do, but she is still my daughter and I worry about her. Abby, she is five feet five, and I will be the first to admit that she was over­ weight, but she is big-boned, like I am, and she never looked as heavy as she was. She weighed 255 last July. That’s when she started go­ ing to this doctor who spe­ cializes in reducing people. (ja c o b y I rv H She lost 60 pounds and toe's still dieting. I have begged her to stop before abe kills herself, but abe doesn't lis­ ten to me. Abby, please, as one mother to another, help me save my daughter. TEARS IN MY EYES DEAR TEARS: Unless my subtraction is wrong, your daughter still weighs 195 pounds I She has to lose an­ other 60 before she’s in the proper weight range for her height. Trust the doctor, and don't demoralize your daughter. Calories are tough enough to battle without the additional burden of an hy­ sterical mother. * • • Get It off your chest. For a persona], 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 booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS". O n (B /u d q a I h s subject of scientific bidding recalls to me one WORTH 86 4 m y favorite hands. The A AQ JSt gams was rubber bridge. I ¥02 mss sitting North and playing ♦ A Q J987 to None with Mrs. Jacoby against two CAST very fine players. We were to 8 to 6 vulnerable and they were n o t ¥ 10848 ¥ A K Q JQ 8 I opened one diamond in ♦ 64 42 (tw third seat and East *K Q 10763*A 984t jumped to four hearts. Mrs. SOUTH (D ). Jacoby bid (our spades and to K 1 0 8 7 1 3 West went to five hearts. ¥7 ♦ K 1059 It waa up to me to act, and to JS I had quite a problem. Obvi­ Worth and South vulnerable ously Mrs. Jacoby held the Heath West North East king o f spades, and I was Pass I>au 1 ♦ 4¥ quite certain that she also 4 to B¥ 7 to Faaa held the diamond king. It Paas Pass would have been far too dan­ Opening Iced—to K gerous for her to go to four spades on a broken suit If |had a rather easy grand slam she did not have a dlanmond provided I could stop a heart lead. How could I do that? (It In reserve. Should I bid six hearts and Hence, it appeared that we f j ’i m W om an go to seven spades later? West was too smart for that. He would say to himself, "Why did Jacoby cue bid hearts If he intended to bid seven all the tim e?" Out would come a heart! Should I bid five spades and let them push me to six? They would probably defend anyway and If I went on to seven I would still gc< that heart lead. Finally, the winning bid oc­ curred to me. I Jumped right to seven spades. West thought about his opening lead for a long time. He finally decided that I would not have made the bid with a heart loser, so he open­ ed a club. Mrs. Jacoby ruffed, drew trumps, discarded her losing heart on a diamond and made the grand slam. This harried husband writes Of a problem that Is all too common In the early years of married life. "F o r the five years we have been marrlod, my wife and I have been going around with a crowd that has a lot o f more money to spend that we do. Legal Notice r ic r m o r s jvajnr NOTICE IB hereby given th»t t am engaged In huetnfee at Highway 1T-SZ. flemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, under tha flrtltliun ■am i of. I, A Hi: MONIIOK INN. end that I Inland to regteter •aid nama with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, In accordanca with tha provision* or tha Fictitious Nama Btatutaa, to Wit t Bar Mon 10.01 Florida Statutes 1**7. Hlet Henry D. Tyla Fubll.h Star. SS * .Apr. t, I i«. l i f t . cn a .M KOTIt'H o r AFFI.lt'ATI tO.V FOIt TAX lir.KII (« M . tat.lS Florida Statatre at Iatut NOTICE IB JIKHKtir OIVT S . That Mrs. Pallaa I«>np tha holdar of tha following rartlfloat a haa Iliad aald crrtltlrata for tax dead to tia laaued tliereon. The certificate num­ ber and year of leouanca, tha deacrtptton of tha property, And tha nama In which It waa •aaeased are aa followa: Certificate No, IS Tear of Xaauence H it lleai rlpM— a* Fropertrl Lot S (lioea Part Deac. In l> It m l Paxe MS) F. It. Itamla Addition to Sanford Plat llook I Paxa IS1 Nama In which aaaeeaad W il­ liam II. Dutlar. All of aald property helnx In tha County e f Seminole, Stale of Florida. TTnltaa aucli certificate ahull be redeemed according to law tha property doacrlliad In aurh certificate will ha aold to tha hlxhaat bidder at tha front door of tha Hemlnola County Court Mouee at Sanford. Flor­ ida, on tha flret Monday In tha month of April. Ittt, which la tha Sth day of April, asst. Dated thle 17th day o f Feb­ ruary, l t d . (Official Clark's Seal) Arthur H. Uaekwtth, Jr. Clark Circuit Court, Samlnata County, Florida llyi (I. T. Itay, Jr. D.C. Futillah Star. I, II, It. IS, l i d SIDS-Id bv "S ly wife doesn't complain because my Job is small po­ tatoes compared to the Jobs of the other husbsnds in our crowd. But I know it makes her unhappy not to have a* good a home as her friends have, not to be able to en­ tertain toe way the other glrla do, or to dresa aa well. " I think that gradually, we ought to stop seeing so much of this crowd and look for frienda more nearly on our economic level. But my wife thinks that for the lake of our two young daughters we should keep the friends we have so that our children can grow up with theirs, etc. . . even though it is all we can do to try to keep up with the kind of social life they can afford. What do you think?" I think that you'ro absolute­ ly right. Evidently trying to keep up a social life with friends who have ao much more to spend Isn't making either of you happy. f o v ni v« l c» u r rv v (CT ^ R ID E -IN THEATR THURSDAY P. K. I:M ft) Xewacep* (I) N i w a Weather, Sports IS) New.lln* l:t s (I) Sports ( :!• ( 1) Huntley - Brinkley (f) Newi— Walter CoBklto 7:00 (7 ) niflemaa (I ) Hunttnx (I) 7fl0 (t) (I) (t) *:t0 (I) (t ) 1:1* (3) (I) lit# IS) (S) 1:1* (J) (*) 10:00 (1) (S) ft) 10:10 (t) ltflO (1) (I) 11:10 (I) 11:ZS (S) 11:10 (1) * Flitting Vlrxlnla Boy. Temple Houeton P»»*word Fllntetonea Rawhide Donna Rood Dr. Klldara My Three Sons Perry Maeon Knslxn O'Toole Ilaiel (Color) Jimmy Dean Show Kraft Huepento Theater Nuriee Kdl# Adama Show Story of “ An Artreae“ (I) News, Weather, Sporte Newe — Murphy Martin News, Sport*. Wea­ ther Theater of the Stars Johnny Careoa (Color) Legal Notice IN t u b r ii t c r i T r n iH T . NINTH J t'D iriA l, riR I’ IIIT n r r iA B in A in a n d f o r aFMINnl.R COI NTT. I'M A Nl'KHT NO. I» | | . J. B OI.RASON, J R . ae Admlnletrator of Veteran* A t. fair*, an Officer of the United State* of America, Plaintiff, tilts (I) Movie FRIDAY A. M. «:M t:ll <:>C 1:1* ft ) (t ) (( ) (J) (I) 7:0* ( ! ) (* / 7:1* (I) (*) 7:H (4) l:t* III* »:*0 *:IS *:lo U :M 1I:!S 10:X0 11:0* 11:30 81m Oa Sunehtn* Almanae drove. Farm Report Florida Htatory Sunrtea Semeeter Today Operation Alphabet Today Mickle Evan* Local Nawa. W*atkar (€) Captain Kiagaro* (*) Cartoon* (( ) Kxorcle* For W o ­ men (*) American Illatory (3) Dlvorca Court (*) Cartoons (t ) dal* Storm (4) Romper Room (Z) Say When («) New*— Mike Wa l­ lace (*) Hpanleh (3) New .— Edwin New­ man (J) Word for Word (() 1 Love Lucy (») December nrld* (3) Concentration («) Ileal McCoy* (*> Price !■ itimt (3) M l-.lna Link (II Pet* A dladys (») Seven Key* Legal Notice NOTICK O F APP LICA TIO N F O It T A X I IK U D 101. i s F l o r i d a a t a f a t e * 13:*0 (1) Your Flret Impreasloa (Color) («) Lev* or Llf# (*) Ernl* Ford 13:11 (I) New*— Harry Reatoner lt:St (3) Truth or Cone*quencet (•) Search For Tomor­ row (I) Father Knows Beat 13:44 ( I ; Guiding Light 13:31 (3) Newe— Ray Scherer 1:*0 (2t Newe, Weather (() Bachelor Father (*) deneral Hospital 1:3* (3) People Are Funny (I) Aa Th* World Turn* (») News— Dave Fen­ nell 1:4* (*) Certoone 3:0* (3) Let'* Make A Deal (() Password (*) Ann Botham 1:31 (3> Nawa— Floyd Kalbar 3:1* (3) Doctor* (I) House I*irty (*) Day In Court 3:33 ft) Newe— Lisa Howard 3:0* (3) Lirotta Tounx (<) To Tell Th* Truth (*) Queen For A Day 3:23 (3) New*— Edward* 3:30 (2) Tou Don’t Say (Color) («) Edge of Night (*) Who Do Tou Truat? 3:0* (2) Match (1am* (3) Secret Storm ((> Trallmaeter 4:23 (3) New*— Hinder Vanoeur 4:34 (21 Burns and Allan T V Time Previews Sure enough, the'* murdered, but the police suipect the vic­ tim '! stepsister, since she's chief beneficiary in the will. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Nune*. "N o S core." (Rerun) An excellent episode. Susan Oliv­ er a* a drug addict nurse Is perfect in her frustration to return to a normal life com­ plicated by an absolute m>cessity for narcotics. 11 (I LEGAL NOTICK AUCTION SALE Commercial Credit Corpor­ ation. Ry Virtue O f A De­ fault In lla Conditional Contrart. Sella On Starch St, 1961 At 9:00 A.M., At 201 South Elm Aye. City Of Hanford, State Florida 1962 It.V.MHLKR WAGON Serial No. C823888 RE: Aurora Home* Inc. Arct. No. 106-8832 1:0* (3) Heat of Qroueho of latni (4) Cartoon* NOTICE IB IIERERT d lV 1:30 12) Newscop* KN, That Mr*. Dallas M op the (4) Leave It To Beaver holder of the following certi­ (5) Rlverboat ficate haa filed said certificate for ter deed to he leeued lliereon. The certificate num­ ber and year nf Issuance, (he description nf the property, ▼aJAMKB ROnKRT M K U H V K - and the name In which It waa aaaea.ed are ae followa: TIIKR. Jit and BtTHANNK U. Certificate No. ITS Tear of M E i m V K T I l E l l , hi* wife, Defendant*. Isaitanc* ISSt l l r a r r l p t l n a e f P r e p ertyi NOTICE OF SI'IT IN tsoiiTUAiit: coitc.( i,o *i n n W s of tell 3 Holden Ileal E*. TO I JAMES RORERT MERI­ tate Company's Addition Plat WETHER, Jit. end SI'S- llook 1 Pag* I* Name In which as.eeeed ANNE I. MERIWETHER, hie wife, wh»e* reehlence Theodore A Slarle Martin. All of eald property being In the la Nashville, Tenne.fee, and whoee teat known ad- County « f Kemlnol*. State of dreaa la IS] Valleywood Florida. Unices such certi­ ficate shall he redeemed ac­ Drive. TOU AltK HEREBY NOTI- cording to law th* property FIED that a Complaint to described In auch certificate III he gold to th* hltheet forerlnee a certain mnrtaaae encumherlnx the fullowlnx bidder at th* front door nf the dttcrlbed real property, to-w ll: Kemlnol* County Court llotiee I.ot », lllork V. SITNI.ANI) at Hanford, Florida, on the ESTATES. A M E N D E D flret Monday In th* nv nth of l’ l.AT. ercordlnx to plat April, 11(1. which ta th* <th thereof a* recorded In l'lat lay nf April. !»M . Dated this 17th day of Feb­ Rook 11. Paxee 1 and S, A T M E L O D E E S K A T IN G R IN K Public Records of Semi­ ruary. 1*S«. (Official Clerk's Beal) nole County, Florida, These cute little "Alley Cats’’ will be seen again at the Arthur H. Ileckwlth, Jr., has been filed axalnat you In re-showing o f the skating show, "Showboat” to be presented, Clerk Circuit Court, the above atyled suit, the ehort Hcmlnol* County, Florida Monday, March 30th at Melodee Skating Rink by the Melodee title of which I* J. K. (Ileeeon, lly: U. T. Itay, Jr.. DC. Dance And Figure Club. Tickets 50c. Showtime 7:30 P. 51. Jr., aa Admlnlatrator of Vetruhllalt Mar. t, 13, 1*. 30, 1*44 Phone 322-9353. crane Affair*, an Officer of CDK-ll the United Slate* of America, vereua JAMES RORERT MKIIIWKTHEIl. Jlt. and SI'SAS'NK U MERIWETHER, hi* wife. Defendant* and you are re­ quired to aerv* a copy of your Anawer or other pleadlna to the Complaint on Plaintiff's Attorney, Mark N. Cleveland, Jr., Suit* SIS Sanford Atlan­ tic National Rank Hull,ling, Sanford, Florida, and flla the original Answer or other pleading tn the office of the IM P O R TE D clerk of the circuit Court on or before the llth day of SCOTCH April. A. D. ]»«*. If you fall to do *o. a decree pro rnnfeaeo will be taken against 7.15—43.95 CASK you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. This Notice a>1a 11 be publish­ ed once a week for four con•ecutive weeks In Tlia Sanford Herald, a newspaper circulat­ ed In Seminole County, Flor­ ida. Dated this loth day of March. A. D. 1*««. Ruth M iiiett And what possible good can It do your children, as they grow older, to bo shoved Into a position where all their friends have a lot more than they have? There's no need to drop out completely from the crowd you have been going around with—but you can do it gra­ dually without causing any hard feelings. Just start being honest about not being able to afford to do some o f the things they do. Look around for a few couples who like to do the kind of things you and your wifo can afford. You'll find that you'll genu­ inely enjoy your leisure time when you don’t have to "keep up with the Joneses.” O P E N F R ID A Y N IG H TS M ATH ER 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 EZRA BROOKS -Real Slppln’ Whiskey’’ STR. KY. BOURBON REG. 6.15—47.88 CASE 399 5 19 CHARM E' (HEAL.) 7 STAR Arthur H. Heckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court tty: Slartha T. Vlhlen D. C. Stark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson At t or ney * for Plaintiff P. O. Drawer 7. Sanford, Florida Puhlleh Starch 11, I*. Z«, * April 1. l t d . CDS-JS IMP. FRENCH Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hw y. 17-92 H alfw ay Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason A B C Is The South’s L argest Liquor Dealer BRANDY REG. 3.95 *3 .9 9 ABC LIQUOR FOR LESS TV RENTAL • Sale* of Sanford Sanford’B Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store BLACK & WHITE • Servlc# Seminole T V FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV flair* 2600 Hanford Avo. KY. STR. BOURBON KAHLUA MEXICAN COFFEE LIQUEUR COMING SOON SELLS & GRAY QUARTS G L C K E N lifc ilM K U KEG. to Q Q FULL 5.50 QT. ot A T GIN — vVODKA BLUE CAP PETER DAWSON T O W N CLUB BLEND H A L L E R STRAIGHT H A L L L H BOURBON H DELUXE KEG. 4.66 299 OPEN SPONSORED BY GINDERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. IMP. SCOTCH REG. t o Q f t 5.50 REG. 6.35 — BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND FULL QT. CHARRED OAK 8 YK. BTU. to Q Q FULL IIRH. QT. ’449 RONRICO RUM REG. M | R 5.95 M i FULL QT. USHERS GREEN STRIPE IMP. REG. K 0 Q 8COTCH 8.95 W * FULL QT. 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By Oswald Jacoby X W e Jh s TELEVISION TONIGHT SAUTERNE CHIANTI 319 (I �/* •' <ZTIu> fe r a ld > Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Few local showers today and partly cloudy through Saturday; hiph today 75; low tonight near 60. VOL. 56 It's interesting to be on the sidelines and watch the man­ euvering leading up to the choosing of a mayor of North Orlando by the council m em ­ bers on April 6. Art Ferrln and Irene Van Eepoel both want the Job. Councilwoman - elect Mona Grinstead today issued this statement: "Irene Van Eepoel and I are supposed to be hav­ ing a feud, according to R. E. Porter in 'Around the Clock.’ I have not seen Mrs. Van Eepoel since the election. She has not asked me to vote for her for mayor April 6, though I know she wants my vote. I sincerely wish the people had this opportunity to elect their own mayor. This would eliminate any future rumors or disagreements about the m ayor's election among the council. When I do vote, I will vote for the one I feel the majority would choose." • • • United Press leased Wire Fill., MARCH 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 156 Russia Releases Two U . S . Fliers EASTER DISPLAY at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Place, 136 Pinecrest Drive, is creating considerable favorable comment from pnssersby. Mrs. Place built the displny out o f cardboard and assembled it in her yard. She is shown checking the attraction located amid a flower bed. Leaders Split Over Route Of Capitol March Clerk Art Beckwith today reminded political candidates it is against the lsw to place any advertising within the rights-of-way of any state road system, state park road system, county road system and any city connecting link with any of those roads. Fur­ ther, he said, candidates de­ airing to place advertising on private property must obtain CDR. J. W. TAFT CDR. L. J. REINHART the written consent and a per­ mit from the State Road De­ partment. The penalty on con­ viction of a misdemeanor in this matter is a $300 fine per violation per month. This eli­ minates East First Street, where a gubernatorial candi­ date has hung a huge banner acrosa the right-of-way. City Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart Squadron One at a change of officials disclaim responsibili­ will he relieved as Command­ command ceremony to be held ty for that sign. ing Officer of Heavy Attack on Tuesday, after a very • • • Sunday Is Easter . . . at­ successful year a i "Head tend the church of your Tiger." choice! Cdr. Reinhart turns over • • • the helm to Cdr. Jesse W. From the Ebenezer Method­ Taft. ist Church bulletin: Two cow­ Cdr. Reinhart and family will he stationed at YlUc boys, passing a heard of buf­ New York Met farm sys­ France where he will serve falo, commented on the man­ gy condition of the herd. tem officials said today that on Sixth Fleet Staff. A little When they had passed out of an Inter-camp contest will be sad at leaving friends in played at 1:30 Sunday after­ Heavy Attack Wing One, Cdr. earshot, one buffalo turned to noon at Sanford’ s Memorial Reinhart leaves with the sat­ another and said: “ 1 think Stadium. This affair, said Joe isfaction of knowing that he I've Just heard a discouraging McDonald, ramp supervisor, did a Job well. The officers word." will he tho first during the and men of Heavy One wish • • • current training season. him smooth sailing and a Sign on the rear end of a Wid Matthews, an adminis­ hearty welcome aboard for city refuse collection truck: trative assistant to General "Satisfaction guaranteed or Manager Gcorgo Weiss of the their new "Head Tiger." double your trash ba ck !" New York organization, said • • • that the gates would InMembers of the Dance and thrown open to the public and Figure Club of Mclodcc Skat­ there would be no admission ing Rink will hold a re-run of charges. the Heart Fund show at 7 "W e’re encouraging our ball p.m. Monday. The theme is players to go to church — the “ Showboat." If you’ re lookinu one of their choice—Sunday The annual Easter Egg for something different to do, to observe Easier," said Hunt of the Sanford-Seminole come and watch the boys and Matthews. "They'll report to Jaycecs will he held this Sun­ girls doing their difficult rou­ the stadium at 12:30 and Ihe day at 2 p m . at the City game will begin an hour la­ Park on First Street next to tines. • • • the USO Iluilding. ter." "Peter Cottontail," assist­ Weather permitting the Mots The big trouble with Rus­ sian roulette ia that not planned a long hitting drill ed by local Jaycces, has hid­ enough Russians are playing today under the direction of den a large number of eggs Ernie White, manager of the fo- the youngsters to find. it • • • Williamsport Club of the East­ The children will search for Opening of a New York ern in-ague. Matthews an­ the eggs in areas marked off branch office to administer nounced that White has been according to their age groups, sales of its Florida properties placed in charge of field ope­ 03. 3-3, 6-7, 8-10 years of has been announced by the rations here for the remaind­ age. Prizes will be given in each age group. The young­ Mackie Bros, division of the er of the training period. White will manage one oflhe sters have been asked to Deltona Corporation, our teams in Sunday's exhibition bring their own basket. neighbors across Lake Mon­ ami Clyde McCullough, man roe. The office is in the new ager of the Auburn club of Expressway Building, Queen's the New York - Pennsylvania Boulevard, Elmhurst, L. 1. In-ague, will pilot the other. • • • Change O f Command For V A H -1 Tuesday Met Teams To Play Sunday Easter Egg Hunt 2 P.M. Sunday TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — An apparent split In the lead­ ership of a civil rights march on the Capital developed to­ day as Negro and white In­ tegration leaders gathered to protest the civil rights fili­ buster in Congress and honor "Florida Freedom Fighters." Leaders of the march called a news conference to an nounce the split between the NAACP, originators of the march, ami the Congress o( Racial Equality who disagreed over the route of the march and other planning. The local CORE chapter, dominated by white and No gro university students, are insisting on a parade route that would give the demon­ strators more public exposure by circling the Capitol build­ ing in downtown Tallahassee. Robert Saunders of Tampa, NAAC field secretary, and Mrs. Ruby Hurley, regional NAACP said the march would go as planned, front A&M University’s campus to a state-owned baseball field Hire- oliK. .< - ju'J) of Uic Capi­ tol. Saunders dropped his earlier estimate of 10,000 marchers to a maximum of 3,500. Russia Playing Lone Hand GENEVA (UIM) — Tin- So­ viet Union today appeared to be exploiting the United Na­ tions trade conference to woo the underdeveloped countries away from Communist China as well as the West. Red China was not Incited to participate in the threemonth discussions, the big­ gest trade and development conference ever held, even though its 700 million people represent one quarter of the world’ s population. Contrary to advance expec­ tations, the Russians have made no attempt to get the Chinese Reds an invitation from the 122 nations partici­ pating. This omission has served to underscore the Ideo­ logical quarrel between the two Communist giants. Anti-Smoking Bee Sunday Those wishing to kick the smoking habit will converge on the Alsembly Room of the County Health Department Sunday at 8 p. m. when the famous ‘ Five Day Plan To Stop Smoking" will atari. The plan has worked suc­ cessfully in many areas in the country »nd this is the first time it has been offered in Sanford. Conducting it will be R. L. Mathews, pastor of the Sev­ enth Da| Adventist Church, and JohnG. Marsh, M. D. The msctlngs will continue each nyht at 8 through Thursday at the same place. Red (]ro88 Session An eraergency need for supple mHi tal funds will be discussed Tuesday at 4 p.m at a spe ial meeting of Scm• • • Inole Co nty Chapter, AmerHave you noticed how the lean Red Crosi, The meeting Sanford Plaza is going up? will be leld in the Caucus Looks like it may be ready for Room o f Firat Federal Savthe grand opening long before tags am Loan Association Building. 41m August target dale- Many, many persons came forward with assistance in one form or another a few months ago when it became gener­ ally known that 12-year-old Kenny Harriett, son of Fire Lt. and Mrs. Grorge Harriett, must undergo an extremely delicate operation at Child­ ren's llotpisal, in Cincinnati, Ohio. John Kridcr, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, recalled from hii profession­ al baseball days that an old field, J. M. (Boots) Crowley, resided in Cincinnati. Krider telephoned Crowley and ex­ plained the situation. When Lieutenant and Mrs. Harriett, with Kenny and George Jr., arrived at the Cincinnati airport, Mr. and Mrs. Crowley were on hand ami they all met for the firat time. During Kenny's hospitaliza­ tion, the Harriett family were guests of the Crowleys at their home. Crowley, manager uf Uic pro-) fessional baseball division of a major sporting goods house, arrived in Sanford Thursday to contact the New York Mots farm system here amt, also, to visit with the Har­ rietts. Reds Escort BRIEFS In Style To Peace Force Checkpoint W W A... Faithful Over Nation Mark Good Friday Ry United Preax International "Thero wax darkness over the whole land." St. Mnrk 15:33 Christians across the nation gathered in churches today to commemorate the suffering of Christ upon tho cross. Singly and in families, in whitewashed hilltop churches and In rnthodrals curved from the stone and concrete of big cities, they came to relive the agony o f the Crucifixion. M o s t churches scheduled three-hour midday services in remembrance o f the time near­ ly 2.000 years ago when hope wax plunged into the heart of darkness. Others opened their doors throughout the day uml thou­ sands o f faithful kept n quiet vigil of prayer and meditation. Stark reminders o f the first Good Friday — rough - hewn crosses bound In pluco by rope — were erected on the Inwns of three Chicugo-aica ceme­ teries. A tattered linen shroud flut­ tered from the crossbars to symbolizo tho acene in the shadow o f Calvary. Most churches scheduled special Good Friday services front noon until 3 p. m. Major securities anil cc| • moility exchanges lit tho Unit­ ed States ami Camilla were closed today. Hunks in some cities were also closed and ,'u.ny lig ...sex offen d em­ ployes time off to attend church service*. The commemoration o f the last Supper was marked by Christiana Thursday night. Jews begin their unnuul celdilution of the Passover at sundown today, o f f e r i n g praise to God for the delivernnce of tho children o f Israel from Imniluge in n n r i e n t Egypt. Tin- I’uNxnvcr is one of t ho world's oldest religious holidays, having been com­ memorated for more than 3,000 years. Registration On At Longwood Ily Donna Kates Rexiiients o f tho Longwood area may register for voting in tlie May primaries today and Saturday from 10 a. m. until 6 p. m. at the home of Police Chief Claude Luyo on Satilamlo Springs Drive or at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Persons in need of transixirtution may call Charles E. Stewart, 8:18-5761; Chief Luyo, 838-1297 or 838-1084. Harriet B o y, Old Pal Reunited From the pen of BiU MacLaughlin, editor of the Lions Pause: If the world consisted of only 1,000 people, we'd have 60 Americans and 9(0 persona representing the rest of the world; we Americans would have half the income, the remaining 940 dividing the other half; of the 1,000 80 would be practicing Com­ munist*, wills 370 more under Communist control. T h e r e would be 303 whitca and 697 non-whites. Americans would have a life expectancy of 70 year*; the other* lesa than 40 year* on the average. The Americans would have IS times as many possessions per person aa the rest of the world combined, they would be rich and well-fed and the other 940 would be hungrymost of tho time. The Amer­ ican famllie* would be spend­ ing at least $830 annually for military defense. 1Published 1908 NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) The United Nations military force began its peace keeping IIELMSTEDT, G e r m a n y task on Cyprus today, with (U P I)—The Soviet Union to* strict orders to stay out of the day released two captive U. S» Island's politics. Air Force fliers, West Ger­ man police said. PALLAS (U r i) — Jack The two fliers, whose RB66 Ruby’s new lawyer, Dr. Hu­ Jet reconnaissance bomber was bert Winston Smith, said he would look around today for shot down March 10 after a top psychiatrist to treat straying Into East German Ruby for death-cell gloom. s k i e s , awecplng homewnrd through this East-West Ger­ man boder checkpoint nfter 17 DENVER (UPI) — A Con­ days in Russian hands. tinental Trailways bus load­ The Soviets released the ed with 40 passengers crash­ pnir this Good Friday—and a ed broadside into a Colorado third crewman set free last state highway truck-snowplow Saturday — after Washington west of here Thursday night, warned the Kremlin continued killing three and injuring 33. captivity would “ jeopnrdlzo" improvement of U. S.-Soviol relations. WASHINGTON (U PI) Capts. David I. Holnnd, 35, Doctors today counted on an­ o f Hollnnd, Minn., and Melvin tibiotics to d ear up a lung J. Kessler, 30, of Philadel­ inflamation that has compli­ phia, wore griih expressions cated Gen. Douglas MacArwhen their U. S. Army sedan thur’s valiant fight to recover sped into West Germany. from two major operations. A West German police car— its siren screaming—led the MIAMI (UPI) — The Miami fliers' automobile toward Han­ City Commission has agreed nover, where a U. S. Air Force to blockade Florida East 1JC4 four - engine transport Coast Railway crossings to awaited them. The Russians snw their cap­ trains unless the carrier makes repairs demanded by tives away in style, A Soviet Red Army officer the city. with a detail of troops smartly saluted the Americans' sedan NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - when it came roaring out of The stern half of the explos­ East Germany and into West ion-split tanker San Jacinto Germany. Only very rarely in recent headed toward port under tow today with her captain and years have Soviet troopa ap­ 34 crewmen sticking with the peared at the Communist Marienborn chcchj>olnt opposite "m ass of twisted steel.." Hohnstedt. The U. S. Army sedan en­ SANTA MARIA, Azores - tered Western territory at (UPI) — Mrs. Jcrrie Mock 2:57 p. m. (8:57 a. m. EST) lsndcd here today on a 13- from the comparatively vacant hour flight across the Atlantic East German autobahn and from Uermuda in her attempt zipped into massive holiduy to circle the earth alone in a traffic on tho Western side. small Cessna 180 plane. The two fliers, despite their grim—almost frowning — ex­ pressions, did not appear to bs TIJUNGA, Calif. (UPI) - injured. Leonard Ross, now 18, who won a total of $161,000 on two television quiz shows before he was 12 years old, said to­ day "m y face and fame are forgotten, and it's quite all Is the United State govern­ right with m e." ment broke? An honorably discharged member of the Armed Forces, ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) unable to find gainful employ­ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, ment, applied for unemploy­ stung by the crushing defeat ment compensation at the of his "m ust" legislation by Winter Park office of Ilia a defiant Republican-domi­ Florida Slat* Employment nated state legislature, today Service. called for a special session to He received a reply that act on his program to reform federal funds for unemploy­ state liquor laws. ment compensation are ex­ hausted! He was adviser!, Sign On Door however, to continue reporting The Chamber of Commerce each week and eventually ha had a sign on Its front door would be paid. this morning offering sound The Winter Park supervisor advice to visitors. It read: said the same situation occur­ "Have gone to church. red at about this time in 106] Hope you do the sam e." and again in 1963. Care For Ruby 3 Die On Bus MRS. MARY WASHBURN, "Mom” to person­ nel at the Sanford Naval Air Station, checks over a unique "tree" she arranged for the Easter weekend at tho Chamber of Commerce’s USO Lounge. The tree is decorated with halves o f egg shells, in which Mrs. Washburn has glued pieces of greeting cards, tinsel and other ma­ terial for a striking display. It was "previewed” this week at the Chamber’s Coffee Club session. Mrs. Washburn is nn aide for the USO. Argentine Marines Fight Red Sailors RIO DE JANEIRO ( U P I ) Loyal marines clashed today with sailors who abandoned a Brazilian aircraft carrier to join Communist-supported na­ val mutineers. Two of the sailors were Final Weekend Ticket Sale The finnl weekend sale of tickets for a benefit movie sponsored by the Seminole Chapter. Future- Farmers of America, will he held In Downtown Sanford today and Saturday. The films will lie shown at the Movlcland Drive-In Theat er Tuesday starting at 7 p.m. Proceed* from the program will be used to help the Little Red Schoolhousc and its work with exceptional children; Film features will lie the a'ea premier of "The YellowCanary" starring Pat Boone and Ilarabara Eden. The se­ cond feature will he "Follow the Roy*." This stars Connie Francis, Paula Prrntlss and Ron Randall. Between sliows prizes will lie donated hy many Sanford area merchants. Proceeds from the event will lie given through the chapter’s entry in the Baby of the Year Contest, sponsored hy tlie Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, This is the first time mem­ bers of a school organization has entered this community project. The reunion was held in Krider’ * office. “ Kenny," said Crowley lo the 12-year-old, now a picture SAIGON (UPI) An 1.19 of health, "you surely do look light observation plane with a lot better than the last time two American officers aboard 1 saw you." has been missing since Thurs­ day on a reconnaissance flight over South Viet Nam’s northern highlands, lt was re­ ported today. A U S. military spokesman said the plane may have gone down in the dense rain forest which covers the area, mak­ ing a search from the air ex­ tremely difficult. The two men aboard were not identified. Plane Missing In Viet Nam wounded and the other* ar­ rested as they landed In a launch near the Naval Min­ istry. It was the first blood­ shed of the "pocket revolt." A spokesman for the Naval Ministry said the aailora had left th» rircraft carrier Mi­ nas Gura.l, anchored in Guanabara Bay. Navy .Minister Syivio Mots resigned Thursday when a group of marines threw down their arms and Joined the mu­ tineers. Orders from President Joao Goulart averted a clash Thursday night between muti­ neers and marines sent to quash the revolt. About loo marine tommygunners surrounded a union hall where Red speakers were haranguing some 600 mutin­ ous sailors and marines, nut tho loyal marine* withdrew reluctantly when Rear Adm. I.uiz F. Sinai, acting com ­ mander of tlie marine corps, tiircatened to resign if they rounded up the "rebels" by force. Sulmrdlnatc officers begged for permission to storm the hall, hut Sinai refused. "You arc a disgrace to the marine corps!" he ahouted at the officers, in hearing of the rebel*. "I'm in charge here, not you. If anyone tries to use force, I quit." Communists in the hall ex­ ulted at the marines march­ ed away, muttering and fin­ gering their tommyguna. One Injured In Crash; One Held The driver was arrested and a passenger was injured when their automobile struck a fire hydrant at Sixth Street and Sanford Avenue at 6:30 this morning. Donald G. Young, Sanford Naval Air Station, suffered a broken nose and was treated at the base hospital. Police charged Edward J. White, oI the station, with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, defacing city property and leaving the acene of an accident. He was arrested at 27th and Sanford Avenue. He was released to the Shore Patrol. Mac Treated FEC Blockade Tanker In Tow Lands In Azores Forgotten Youth Job Service Is Penniless Rocky Stung CAR IU E L O U N G E IS NOW OPEN TIL 2 :0 0 a.m . MON. Thru SAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage (f Cs q - ^ or Dinner . . . or make the Caribe your late stop o f the evening Odham To Speak Brailey Odham, candidate for the U. S. Senate seat now occupied by Sen. Spessard L. I Holland, will lie on Channel ! 9 Saturday night at 8:30. Rollins Grant REUNION WAS held Thursday between 12year-old Kenny Harriett and J. M. (Boots) Crowley, of Cincinnati. Crowley was host to Kenny’s family when the boy underwent a deli­ cate operation some mouths ago. (Herald Photo) WINTER PARK (UPI) — Gulf Oil Company haa do­ nated a $5,000 capital grant to Rollins College, it waa an­ nounced today hy Hollins President Hugh k\ McKean. ONLY 6 Days to Register For the Primaries VALD EZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD �i # I Wjf Rev, frsnforB frralh P «W Grover t —T rl. M ir. 27, *64 Sewell More Than Pretty Hats Million* of people will be In the mood of worship Sunday and if they w e n asked why, th en would be various ans­ wers. The meaning of Easter is so broad that one could spend a lifetime thinking of its significance in different areas of thought, Ufa and worship. StIU it is good to seek to find the basie mean­ ing from which others may flow. One of the meanings of Easter is that it Is a proof of our faith. We live in an age when we want proof for everything that we believe. This has coma about for many peopla as their minds have been attuned to a scientific approach. A long time ago, one of the apostles claimed his eternal destiny upon the proof of the Resurrection. This man was Thomas who had spent three years with Christ as He walk­ ed the earth performing mir­ acles, teaching incomparable ethics, and espressing infinite love in every way. When the world of Thomas caved in at the cross, his faith seemed dead, and he felt that It could not be revived without a scientific proof. When his closest friends said that they had seen the risen Christ, Thomas could not accept their word. Such things Just did not happen, so Thomas thought. He said, E iccpt I shall ace in Hit hands the print of the nails, and put my finger Into the print of the nails, and thruit my hand Into Ilia aide, I will not believe." Eight days later Christ ap­ peared to the apostles again, and this time Thomas was there. Ha beard the risen Lord say, "Thomas, reach hither thy finger, and behold By Jane Casselberry my hands; and reach hither The first in a series of three thy hand, and thrust It into •nited services to be sponsor­ my side: and ba not faithless, ed by the South Semlnola Min­ but believing." Thomas bad isterial Association this Eas­ seen and now he believed and ter will take place at 7:30 cried out, " My Lord and my p.m. today with Frank Rough- God.” ton's dramltle presentation It was not only Thomas who of "The Sermon on the saw and believed, but there were Mary Magdalene, all of Mount." Saturday, at 7:30 p jn ., “ The the apostles, the disciples on Last Supper" wtU bo enacted the road to Emroaus, tha 900 featuring another perform­ brethren at once, and many ance by Roughton with men othars. This was enough for o f the participating churches them, la fact, for tha apostles, taking the parts of the IS Dis­ it was to much that they ware ciples. changed from cringing cow­ On Easter Sunday a Sunrise ards to man who were glad to Service will be held at 4:19 give their livea in martydom a m. with Rev. J. D. Pea­ and walk through tha door o f cock of the Fern Park Church death into tha mansion o f Im­ o f the Naiarens as speaker. mortality. Other ministers taking part Another meaning o f Eaater in the service wUl be Rev. la immortality. Whea wa Jark Lindsay of the First think of Immortality wa are Baptist Church of Longwood, reminded that tha Resurrec­ Rev. Leonard Jonas o f Prairie tion sets forth most clearly Lake Baptist Church of Fern that our faith is triumphant Park, itev. Dolmas Copeland and victorious. On Good Fri­ o f Casselberry Community day, wa aaw tha Savior aa He Methodist Church, Rev. X. went to Calvary and aa Ha Ruth Grant of First Pente­ appeared to ba annihilated to costal Church of Longwood, many. His enetqjcs felt that Rev. John L. Montgomery of they had solved a problem by Westminster P r e s b y t e r * placing Him on a cross as ian Church in Howell Park a common malefactor. Now ami Dr. N. Carl Elder, asso­ they would bo rid of Him I But ciate pastor of the Altamonte how wrong they were I We Springs Community Chapel. find the glorious Resurrec­ All services are scheduled tion of Easter reflected so at the Lyman High School clearly in that Ha lives for­ Athletic Field. In the event of ever. Because He lives for­ inclement weather, services ever, Ha told thosa about Him will take place in the school that all who believe on Him auditorium. will live too. When one accepts t h e Lord's Resurrection, the ms jor doctrines fall into place. No longer doca one see life through astigmatic eyea of the soul. No longer does he agree with the many who aay, "E at, drink and ba merry, for By Jane Caaetftevry Easter morning worship for tomorrow you may fUa." will be held at U o'clock ei No longer Is ha willing to con W e a tm i n ater Presbyterian tinue with his Inhumanities Church on SR 434 east of which reveal themselves In Seminole Plasa. Rev. John N. man's oppressive treatment Montgomery will apeak on of his fellow man, No longer "The Power ol the R esum e- docs ha have a neurotic dread tioo." of death becauae his ideas of The choir, led by Mrs. Ger- It are no longer warped, per­ don R. Dillon, will ling verse and Illogical. ••There's A Carol in the Tha Resurrection points us Heart." by Stewart Landoa to a higher ealstenee for tha and "Coma Ye Faithful.'* by human soul. It speaks to us Brure Carleton. of emancipation from tha There will be a church time lower school of life to gradua nursery for the care of small lion to the higher. How easy children. Church School class­ It is for us to recall days of es will be conducted at 9:49 school when we wished for a. m. the time of graduation. Wa dreamed of the Joys that w o u l d accompany freedom when wa would ba bound no longer by certain rules nec essary for the process of for­ The Annual Easter Sunrise mal education. Same day Service sponsored by tha San­ there would coma the grad ford Area Ministerial Asso­ uation. T h e Resurrection ciation will be held in Munici­ apeaks to ua of graduation of pal Ball Park at 4:14 a.m. the soul. How beautifully it la Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr. of pictured by the Holy ScripFirst Presbytrian Church and lurei. We hear Christ saying, president of the association, "1 am the resurrection and will preach. tha life: he that bcllevcth in Other minister* participat­ me (ball never die." ing will be Rev. Charles C. There is little wonder th|| Dees of Ssnford Alliance our Lard said to His disciples Church, Captain Harry Fodcn on the night of the first Lord's o f the Salvation Army, Rav. Supper, "P eace I leave with Waller A. R. McPherson of you, my peace 1 give unto Congregational C h r i s t i a n you: not as tbs world givath, Church and Rav. E. C. fhsl- give I unto you. Let not your don of Free Methodist heart ba troubled, neither let Church. it be afraid." Music will bo provided by The Resurrection m a k e s the Brass Choir from Semin­ our faith complete. How won­ ole High School with Norman derful to know the answer Learh as student conductor. A that it gives in Its proof and U. 8. Mr rim* Colur Guard wl I all sufficiency of our faith, bp in charge o f flag raising, even io eternal life. i. Bear Lake Methodists Have Groundbreaking Good Shepherd Plans Spring Clean Up By Maryann Miles Groundbreaking ceremonies for the first unit of Bear Lake Methodist Church were conducted Sunday afternoon following a pot luck dinner held on the Bear Lake Road building site. The unit will be named Wil­ liam M. Irwin Hall after the present minister who return­ ed to the ministry from re­ tirement when the church was formed on Palm Sunday laat year. The ceremony waa conduct ed by G. H. Whipple who In­ troduced official* of t h e church board, Rev. Irwin, L. W. Hodges. Miss Virginia En­ glish, Walter Bowies, L. A. Salmi, H. E. Irwin, Douglas Nelson, Howard Wolklng and John R. Patterson. Builder Charles Crampton also was recognised. All participated In tha groundbreaking. Benediction was given by Rev. Ernest Hawk of tha Apopka Methodist Church. Dr. Bniea Oannawsy, district sup­ erintendent, waa uaabla to at­ tend because o f illness. South Seminole Easier Services Begin Today : Westminster t Plans Easter : Worship a# n Z • m M w « % Joint Sunrise Service Set •• fct ft r M v In preparation for Easter Sunday, membera o f Good Shophtrd Lutheran Church will most at tha church on Saturday at 9 a. m. armed with brooms, dostciotha and garden tools to clean and ■pruee up tha ehureh and sur­ rounding grounds. Athough one o f the less glamorous aspects o f “ being tha church,” this clean up is nevcrtheleia a moat important serrica to tha church. AU members art urged to he prompt and coma ready, will­ ing and ablo to work. Easter Sunday services are 8 a. m. Holy Communion, and 11 a. m. regular worship with ■pedal music by tha Adult Choir under the direction of Robert Carnle. GROUNDBREAKING ceremonies for the first unit o f Bear Lake Metho­ dist Church wera held Palm Sunday to mnrk the first anniversary o f tho church’s organisation. Participants shown in the photo include L. W. Hodges, Miss Virginia English, Walter Bowles, L. A. Salmi, G. II. Whipple, II. E. Irwin, Douglas Nelson, Rev. William M. Irwin, Howard Wolking, John R. Patterson and the builder, Charles Crnmpton. (Herald Photo) Loyally Dinners Pinecrest Baptist Announces Scheduled By Night Sunday School, Revival Area Church w * "O k DR. J. M. WEBBER ' Alliance Church Plans Annual Doctor's Day Sanford Alliance Church will ohserve its second annual Doctor'a Day en Easter Sun­ day when the eeagregatlon will again ba pfiyltogad to hear aa guest speaker, Dr. Joe M. Webber, M.D., path­ ologist of Columbus, Ga., at the l l a. m. worship hour. Dr. W ebbtr received his M. D. in 1941 upon gradua­ tion from Albany Madical College of Union University. His intershlp was served at Roches ter General Haapltal la New York followed by resi­ dencies in general surgery and clinical and anatomical pathology in tha atate of Ohio. He did postgraduate week la malgrtolegy at tha University ef Faria and at present la director of Path oiogy Associates in Columbus. He is lab director and path oiogy eooaultaot for a number of hospltala la Alabama and Georgia. A member o f the American Madical Aaaociation and aevaral other madical aocietles, he served aa instructor ef clinical pathology la the diegnoatle used for radioisotope* at Oak Ridga Institute of Nu­ clear Studies. Ha is a member of Christian and Missionary Aillanee Church and served as national president of LG MA, men's fellowship ‘organ­ isation, in 1941-43. Rev. C. Chart#* Dees Jr., pastor of the local church, has extended invitation to the public to attend Sunday's service. Choir To Hove Breakfast The Choir o f Longwood Christ Episcopal Church will sponsor a breakfast at tha Parish House Sunday follow­ ing the 4 a. m. Eucharist. Included on the menu will be Juice, buns, eggs and ba­ con and coffee. Among choir members serv­ ing will be Mr. aod Mrs. Charles Petherbridfe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pasternack, Mrs. Jennie M an, Fred Wy­ man and Mrs. Pamela ration. Proctods will be um 4 la provide hymnals, vestmanti and other needed Items for the choir. Paola Service Tha Wcalayan Methodist Church o f Paola will have a sunrise service Eaater Sunday morning. Tha service will be­ gin M 4 a. m. Weather per­ mitting it will bo bald outside. Rav. Earl Baker extends a wrlt-om* to every one to at- By Jane Casselberry Loyalty Dinners are planned next week by the Casselberry Community Methodist Church for Wednesday, Thursday an Friday at 0:30 p. m. each day in Weaver Hall. Burbon Ferrell ia chairman of tha dinners which will b« prepared by the women o f tha church and aenrrd family style. Roast turkey will be the main course and Ultra will be no charts. Friday night has been set aside for tha young peopla of tha church. Miss Eleanor Far* rail and Skip Blood are cocommandera for that evening. Marvin McClain, church lay leader, ia commander and Frank Measlck and Carlyla Swofford are co-commanders. Bill 8hook ia chairman o f tha Commission on Stewardships and Finance which will pre­ sent tha proposed ehnrch bud* getCo-captains are endeavoring to Invlta all mamhars and friends of the church to at­ tend. If anyone haa been in­ advertantly tnlased, they should feel welcome to attend one of thesa evening* and may contact ono of the commanda n of tha church office for rtssrvaUona. Osteen Service To Be Held In Hosack Park By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Baptist Church will conduct an Eastern Sun­ rise Service to be held at 4 a. m. In Hosack Park. The ser­ mon, “ Tha Risen Son,” will ba delivered by Rev. Chester Plank, pastor of tha church. Invitation to tha publle la •standed by tha pastor to "Worship under God's natural arbor scented with tho fra g­ rance of orange blossoms.” Sunrise Service Scheduled In Lake Mary By Franca* Weater Easter Sunrise services in Lake Mary will bo held at 4:14 a. m. In Eransdale on the shore o f Lake Mary. Ample parking ipac* will be avail­ able adjacent to tho grounds. Speaker will be Rev. Ralph K. Taylor o f the First Baptist Church and music will be pro­ vided by Youth Choir* from tha Baptist and Presbyterian churches. The service will be open to tha public. Sunday School at Night will be conducted four evening* next week by Pinecrest Bap­ tist Church. Ted Barker. Sunday School superintendent who will head the evening session, advises that the program is designed to promote attendance and prayer for the rerlval services which will be conducted each night following the "Sunday Prairie Lake To Break Ground For Building fly Jane Casselberry Groundbreaking ceremonies will bo held immediately fol­ lowing tha Easter morning worship service at Prairie Lake Baptist Church for tha new two - atory Educational Building. Officials taking part in the ceremony will be Rev. Leonard Jonea, pastor: Harley Sturgill, chairman of the deacons; T. D. Bagley, chairman o f the trustees and finance commit­ tee; J, D. Jordan, chairman o f the building committee; Floyd Bailey, Sunday School super­ intendent; D o n C o n w a y , Training Union director: Mr*. Jean Jones, WMU president: Joirph Rendlck, music director and Everett Stevena, Brother­ hood president. Initnllatlon o f a new air conditioning system for the church sanctuary waa com­ pleted this week and will b# u*ed for tha first tlm# on Easter Sunday if needed. Senior Choir To Present Cantata By Jana Casselberry The Senior Choir o f the Casselberry Community Mathodist Church will present an Easter Cantata at 7i30 p.m. Sunday under the direction of the minister, Rev. Delmat Copeland. The 20-voice choir will sing the cantota, “ On tha Passion of Christ,” by David If. WilHam*. Mr*. Darwin Rhea, regular choir director, will be at tha organ. A m * Hr* T h e twelve apostles of Jaeue Christ wore Andrew, Bartholomew (or Nathanael), James, Jama* tha aon of Zehedee, Jehn, Judas Iscar­ iot, Matthew, Pater, Philip, Simon, Thaddeut and Thomas. School at Night" sessions. The Sunday School will meet by department and class­ es each evenings, Monday through Thursday, at 7 p.m. under the direction of depart­ ment superintendents and will divide into classes with the teachers responsible at 7:10. Sessions will dismiss at 7:29 and gather in the auditorium for tho revival services at 7:30. e • e Forest City Baptist Circle Has Meeting reference Luke ■: 49-41. She told about the life of the wo­ men ia the village* before they touched the Lord's gar­ ment. It waa a Ufa of slav­ ery, full of fear and misery. She explained that after they learned of God's lovt and "are born again." their life li changed, their faith la deep, and they love to pray and tell others of their inward JoyMr*. Harris emphasised that little could be done if U were not for the generous gifts of pr:> .r sad money given by Christies women all over the Two Easter serried at Congregatlonal Chriatlan Church has been announced by Rev. Walter A . R. McPherson, past­ or. The first services at 9:45 a. m. will be especially for Church 8chool members who will form a Procession of Blossoms, all white. These flower* will be used to form a hug* white cross which will be placed upon tha altar by * Mlsa Ellen Cartar and Miss V Sandra Corbett who will ba REV. BOB WALKER dressed in whit*. The 11 o'clock service will Include a solo by Zula E. Earnman who also aang for Palm Sunday service*. The choir will sing the anthem, Easter t numbers will be played on the organ and the Easter sermon at both services will b* dcliv(red by the pastor. Easter Day will bold spe­ Mr*. A . N. Kamusat will be cial significance this year for at tha organ for both services. Elder Spring! Baptist* es it marks the beginning of a two weeks revival effort Al­ though the evangelist Rev. Bob W. Walker, will not ar­ rive until Monday after Bett­ By Donas Eetea er, Eaater Sunday will be Rev. E. Ruth .Grant, pastor it of the First P o n t a e o s t a ! considered the first day. Rev. Walker received his Church o f Longwood, will give degree in Bible at Bob Joota a special Esstar message at University of Greenvilla, S C. the 11 a. m. morning worship Since completing hla formal service at the church. training, he hat psstored Special music will be provid­ churches throughout Florida ed by the choir under the di­ and haa been In demand as rection o f Mrs. O’Bsra Young. an evangelist His fervent Sunday School will be held at spirit end warm personality, 10 a. m. coupled with adequate Bible Rev. Grant urges membera * knowledge and (peaking abi­ o f her congregation to attend lity, promise a rewarding ex­ the united services sponsored perience to all who bear him. by tha South Seminola Min­ The meeting is planned for isterial Association t o d a y , 8 p. m. each weekday except Saturday and Sunday at tha Saturday with Sunday Ser­ Lyman High School Athletia vices at 11 a. m. and 7:49 p. Field. m. Each service will include Inspirational tinging, special music, and Gospel preaching. Parents with small children and babies will be glad to know of the nursery facilities which will be open to children three years and younger. The church, located just off the Old Orlando Highway on Hester Avenue, extendi a Floral wa-m welcome to the public. Elder Springs Revival To Open Easter Day Pentecostal Easter Service Announced By Maryana MUee The Betty Lawhorn Circle of the Forest City Baptist Chureh WMU mat Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clinton Crawley of Commun­ ity Drive in Forest City. Three new members Joined tha circle which ia named for a missionary presently serv­ ing In the Philippines. Wel­ comed were Mrs. Florence Hubbard, Mrs. Nedra Allen and Mrs. Sig Bowser. Others attending were Mrs. Yvonne Westmoreland, Mrs. Pat Green, Mrs. Hattie Hen­ derson. Mrs. Margie White and Mrs. Lucy Jackson and her sister from Oxford, N. C., Mrs. Mary Hart Mrs. Henderson was in charge of the program. The group discussed helping the White Cross group which roils bandages for the Cancer So­ ciety. Devotions were led by Mrs. Green. Meetings of the circle are held at 8 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month. The next meeting will be on April "A m en" Is an old Hebrew 28, location to be announced. word used in worship by Jews, Christians and Mus­ lims, according to tha Ency­ clopaedia Brltannica. Rev. Robert E. Lee, pastor of Bay Shore Baptist Church, Tampa, and Rev. Robert Christie, pastor of Lauderdale Manors Baptist Church, Ft. Lauderdale, will begin revival se'viclet at Plnecreat Sunday evening. The revival will con­ tinue through April 9. Rev. Lee, who will aerve as evangelist, ia known for his great devotion to studying the scriptures and his Bible messages. He presently is serving his 20th year as pa*tor of the Tampa church and recently led It in a million dollar expansion and building program. Rev. Christie will direct the music. A native of Jackson­ By Doans Erie* ville, he has been pastor in Special m u s i c entitled Ft. Lauderdale for seven year*. He ts director of the "Christ Arose" will ba pre­ Florida East Coast Baptist sented under tha direction of Jerry FusseU at tha 11 a.m. Youth Assembly. worship service Easter Sun­ day at the First Baptist Chureh of Longwood. Tha sermon to ba given by Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor, will be on the theme, "E a iler'a Three-Fold Victory." Easter Sunday will be ob­ Rev. Lindsay has announc­ served at Grace Methodist ed that the membership of Church with two Worship tha church will meat Monday Service*, 8:45 and 11 a.m. and Tuesday at 7:10 p.m. in The Rev. John Hire* Jr., the church auditorium for a paitor, will (peak on tha bond sale. Bonds totaling $34,t o p 1e , “ Tha Resurrection 000 will ba issued for tha pur­ News." pose of building n mission in The Junior Choir under the Chuluota, a new pastorium In direction e f Mrs. Otle Taylor, Longwood and an addition to will sing at tha 8:48 a.m. tha education building of the tarvice and tha Senior Choir church. directed by Roger Harris, will sing at tha 11 o’clock service. Rev. Hires will administer infant baptism at both ser­ vice*. By Bernice Kelsey The annual combinad early rooming Eaater Service! o f tha First Baptist and T in t Methodist Churches o f Ovie­ do will be held at 7:30 a.m. By Jane Caaeelbcrry First Methodist Tha Adult Choir o f Prairie at the Lake Bsptist Church in Fern Church. 8peaktr will be Rev. Park will praiant a cantata Tom Haggal who I* conduct­ Sunday at 7:80 p. m. under ing a revival at the First the direction o f Joseph Ken- Baptist Church. Coffee will be served foidick. They will ling "Hallelujah! lowing the service in Fellow­ What A Savior,” by John W. ship H*1I. Regular 11 a.m and even­ Peterson. Mrs. Rendlck will provide tho piano accompani- ing worship service* will be conducted at both churches. ment. Special Music Planned For Service EA S TER Needs SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st 4 Sanford Ava. 321-1832 m -8 4 9 1 Grace Church Easter Services Announced n. a Annuol Oviedo Service Set Choir Plans Cantata Retired Missionary Speaks For Lake Mary UPW Circle By Frances Wreter Mrs. Earl O. Harris of Winto* Perk wee the guest speak­ er at tha March Association Masting of tha UPW of toe C o m m u n i t y Prasbytarian Chureh of Laka Mary hold at tha horn* of Mrs. A. E. Croc­ ker oa Laka Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Harris were missionaries in Cameroun, Africa, for 39 years and startad a mission in Balouri, Afri­ ca- They made U»cir home in Viator Park oa retirement. Mrs. Harris' subject wai. "The Touch of Our LurJ's Garment," using tha scripture Easter Services Announced For tacal Church world. Following her talk, the missionaries lor toe day were remembered la prayer. Aa Easter Devotional waa gtveo by Mrs. Rowland Goble. Mr*. W. C. Hopkins presid­ ed during tho business sess­ ion. Reports were given by the various committee chair­ man. Mrs. John Ulmer re­ ported that three quilts have been made and another start­ ed for the mission service. A layette hat alto been pro­ vided. Other member* present were Mrs. A- B. Ailing, Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. Mrs. Mabel Brown, Mrs. F. E. Donaldson. Mrs. LuVtrs Harrison, MrsRuby Lindas, Mrs. John Rea­ ves, Mrs. Kay Sassman, Mrs. Ruby SJoblom, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. James M. Thomp­ son. Mrs. Aorlyn True, Mrs. Earl Ungar, Mrs. Ed Zimmer­ man, Mri. Einar Turning and Mrs. Harry Sandusky. On* guest, Mr*, llasel Barry, who it visiting Mrs. Sandusky, al­ to attended. m a y a th is t im e B e fille d w it h a n e w n e w o f jo y in & f i l t h fo p e i c h y o u j hippy e is te R o 7*HANF0RD-ATLANTICi NATIONAL= BANK- Refreshments were served by Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. Gvble during a social hour tool followed the meeting. MEMBKIt F.DJ.C ii �A 1 X 4 • e i! New Mississippi Bills Could Smash Republican Hopes ADD NOW Senate Passes Restrictive Legislation 3t]r fcanforh U. S. Eyes Importing Of Florida Farm Workers VEGETABLE REPORT CLINICAL STUDIES o f water systems in Seminole County were con­ ducted this past week at the Home Demonstration Center. A number o f speakers were heard, n film shown, nnd a question nnd answer period held. Among those on the progrnm were, from left, A. M. Pettis, Extension Service; II. S. Pringle, Federal Extension Service; M. J. Corbett, Semi­ nole County Health Department; John McCormick, Myers Pump Company o f Green Cove Springs; Robert C. Cranmer, National Water Purification Foundation. WASHINGTON (U Pl) — Florida Growers who want to continue using foreign workers to help harvest their crops will have to show the U. S. Department of Labor they are also using all avail­ able domestic laborers. A department spokesman said the need for importing farm workers from the Ba­ hamas and British West In­ dies was under review. Authorizations to bring in foreign workers to help har­ vest fruit, vegetable and sugar cane crops in Florida come up for renewal on April 15, the spokesman said. He said the department has had complaints that domestic workers were unable to find jobs because of the availabi­ lity of low paid help import­ ed Into this country. Dade County was parUcularly mentioned, the spokes­ man said, because of the large number of Cuban refugees al ready creating a labor sur­ plus. The spokesman said the number of foreign workers Jacksonville Biracial Group Works To End Strife Spain ruled Puerto Rico un­ til 1898, when it was ceded to the United Stales by Ihc Treaty of Paris. Federal Stnle Market News Service Sanford JACKSONVILLE (UPI) An eight-man biracial group worked today on a list of ob­ jectives aimed at turning dis­ cord in this seaport city Into a chorus of harmony. A Negro leader Immediately Injected a note of disapprov­ al and cast doubts that the committee would be effec­ tive. The committee. Including three prominent Negro busi­ nessmen. is part of a biracial group suggested by Mayor Haydon Burns lo find ways (o end an outbreak of violence and vandalism that hit this city earlier in the week. Members remained tightlipped about the objectives they are working on. The group held its first organiza­ tional meeting Thursday. An earlier biracial group was disbanded recently and Rutledge Pearson. 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Domestic held on a routine motion to round type, 1\ bu. crates, reconsider today before being medium to large, some med­ aent to the House. ium sire, $1.25, occasional The growing COP made its $1.35; 50 lb. sacks, medium to strongest showing in the state large, 1 lot, $1.10, medium, since Reconstruction in last $1. ordinary condition. 75 year’s elections. But party cents: Red type, lt i bu. leaders said the new laws, if crates, medium to large, $3, finally adopted, would cripple small, $2.50; Savoy type, med­ their plans to end the long ium to large, $2. domination o f the Democrats. Carrots: demand moderate, A court test is almost cer­ market steady. Topped, 481 tain if the bills, barked by Gov, lb. film bags, mesh master Paul Johnson, get through the container, medium to large, House and are signed into law. $1.75; 50 lbs., mesh sacks, One o f the major require­ loose, large, $1.15. ment* provides that e a c h Celery: demand fair, mar­ party hold primaries before its ket weaker. 16 in. crates. Pas­ candidates, opposed or not, cal type, 2-2*4 d o t, $3; 3 and can be placed on the general 4 dor., $3.35; 6 and 8 dot., election ballot. The bill further $3.75; hearts, crates, 24 count, provides that every candidate $4.35. must get at least 10 per cent Chinese Cabbage: 16 in. .o f the total vote cast in both crates, wrapped, $1.50. party primaries. Endive: demand fair, mar­ In the past, the GOP usual­ ket slightly weaker. 1 1/8 bu. ly has run only one candidate crates, $1 to $1.25. fo r any office, choosing its Escarolc: demand f a i r , nominees in a state conven­ market steady. 1 1/9 bu. tion. crates, $1. An effort to amend the bills Lettuce: Leaf type, 24 qt. to permit the party executive baskets. $1.75; Bibb type, 12 committee to declare an un­ qt. baskets, few, $1. opposed candidate as Its nom­ Onions, green: Crates, 3 inee without a primary was dot. bunches, $2.70. beaten down. Sponsors said Parsley: Crates, 5 doz. the amendment would defeat bunches, $1.75. the purpose of the entire Radishes: demand f a i r , package. market slightly weaker on Another key provision would Red varieties, steady on require any party to have dele- Whita Icicle types. Baskets, gates from at least 30 o f the film bags, Red, 30-6 oz., 80 82 counties at its state con­ cents to 00 cents, occasional vention, and have delegates $1; While Icicle, 24-8 oz., $1.50. from a majority o f the pre­ Beets: 1*» bu. crates, cinct* at county conventions. bunches, 30 count, $2.25. 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Like last season when the Houiton Colts won the Na­ tional League exhibition title and the Los Angeles Angeli won in the American League. Both finished ninth during A full program of drag rac­ the regular season, but that ing la In atore this weekend isn't disturbing the Washing­ at the Osceola drag atrip near ton Senators, who refuse to Sanford. Seminole Timing Aa eoclatlon Treasurer, C l i f f believe ia superstition. The Senators won their Lord, aaya that as many aa 20 fourth straight Thursday, de­ to 30 super atocks and factory feating the Pittsburgh Pirates experimental automobiles ean be expected. The race data waa and Bob Friend, M . The l i l t "pheaoms" rap­ g I v a n w i d e dlsiemlnatlon ped out IT hits, including among driven and owners home runs by Chuck Hinton, from all over Georgia, Ala­ rookie Brant Alyea and Xcn bama, the Carolines and Flor­ ida during the recent Daytona Reiser. Jim Duckworth and George Speedwaeka. Many o f the Angel shut out the Pirates for South’a top driven atated that three innings each, with An­ they would try for a portion gel receiving the victory. A o f tha $2,000 in prita money three-run homer by Jerry and trophies up for g n b s thla Lynch accounted for Pitts­ Saturday and Sunday. Recently, tha drag atrip hai burgh's scoring. Much o f the other action in become a dueling place fo r 426 Florida Thursday was ham* hp Fords and 426 hp Plypared by a rainstorm which mouths. Tha "G n a t Southern Goat," a Plymouth from Lake­ awept over the state. The Minnesota Twins and land will Im on hand to duel Baltimore Orioles played only with tha fastest Fairlanes In 'four innings and the Philadel­ tha nation. Tha Fords will be phia Phillies and St. Louis chauffered by auch big name Cardinals mansged Just three d riven as Phil Bonner, Atbefore the rain forced a halt. lands and Hubert Platt o f The Kansas City A'a defeat­ Dada City and Atlanta. Not to be forgotten are tha ed the Chicago White Sox, 10. e. ia a game called because 1966 Chevys driven by Bob o f darkness in the seventh in- Tucker from Orlando and Alan Hydar from Dada City. K an su City had 11 hits, in­ Tucker, h o w e v e r , has not cluding a three-run homer by made e firm commitment to catcher BUi Bryan ia the •how. The Chevys will classify as factory axperlmentals un­ sixth inning. Two other Florida games der a new decision by tha w e n shortened due to the Seminole Timing Association rain. The Los Angelos Dodg­ which allows limited produc­ ers ‘defeated Detroit, 4-1, in tion 1002-1964 automobiles to • seven innings and the New run FX. Aleo on the weekend elate York Yankees beat their city rivals, the Meta, 1-1, In a a n numerous gaa machines, dragsten and altand auto*. seven inning affair. Lord stated that ha le s u n Hank Fischer, Dick Kelley and Ron Piche combined for this will be the largeat gath­ a three-hitter ae the Milwau­ ering o f drag race machinery kee Braves defeated the Cin­ in Central Florida since the cinnati Reds, 4-1, In a night Daytona Bpecdwecks. professions] boxing because the World Boxing Associa­ tion's (WBA) supervision le "not effective." Gordon B. Davidson told a Senate panel Thursday he would welcome federal regu­ lation as "desirable and es­ sential" to forestall deals such as the one In which group headed nominally by former champion Sonny Lis­ ton demanded as the price for agreeing to a chailenga bout. Further details of the ClayListon contract and other pro­ posals to put interstate pro­ fessional boxing under gov­ ernment control were expect­ ed to be heard Monday when the Senate anti-trust end mon­ opoly subcommittee resumes its bearings. Bobert Nilon was called to testify. Jack and Robert Niton are principals in Inter-Continental Promotions Inc., o f which Lit­ ton It nominally president. The apokeiman for the group of 11 Louisville, Ky., businessmen who have super­ vised Clay's boxing career told the subcommittee "If you have the No. 1 contender, you have to go to the cham­ pion to deal." Ae a result, Davidson said Clay’s bickers were "forced to swallow" an arrangement under which half of Clay's championship purse — about f225,000—Is being held In escrow ee a guarantee that In­ ter-Continental will handle Clay’s first title defense. Liston's group also agreed to pay Clay $60,000 plus bli 22.6 per cent o f the Miami Beach gate when Clay took the crown from Liston laat month. Davidson said this deal waa made last yaar for tbo right to promote Clay's next fight. Thli wee ■ "disguise," he said, to give Clay more than It appeared he would receive. Ha said the escrow provision of the contract was a "sub. Icrfuge" to get around the WBA ban on guaranteed re­ matches in title fight arrange­ ments. game at West Palm Beach. It was the seventh straight vic­ tory for the Braves and their 11th ia 11 spring games. In the West, Cleveland first baseman Bob Chance hit a grand slam in the sixth in­ ning to give the Indians a 9-1 victory over the Los Ange­ les Angels at Douglas, Arts. Los Angeles had a 4-0 lead heading into the fourth in­ ning, but couldn't hold it as Max Alvla and Wally Post connected for home runs. Alvis' was good for three runs. At 6cottsda!e, Arts., the Chicago Cubs scored twice in the top half of the IMh in­ ning to defeat Boston, to-8. The Cubs had 17 hits and the Red Sox IS in the mara­ thon affair. Boston relief ace Dick Radatz was the loser. workouts dally. The Under tha direction o f Wid Cambero, an inflalder, is in two Matthews, administrative as- camp from Caracas, Veneseu- morning ssasion begins at 10 a.m. and afternoon acssioni eiitant to George Weiis, gen­ eral manager o f the New York Meta, tha major league club'a eaetern diviiion o f its farm system continued work­ out* today at 8anford'a Me­ morial Stadium. Actually, there are two clubs In training here at thla time. They are th* Auburn (N. Y.) Met* o f thu New York - Pennsylvania League and tha Williamiporta Met* o f the Eastern League. Clyde McCullough, former big league receiver and ma­ jor league coach, will ago Auburn, ami Ernie White, former southpaw for the St. Loula Cardinal*, will •kipper Willlamaport. Joe McDonald, visor, said again Ing that tha workcuts are schedule and that tha officials are more pleased with tha progress being made, even at this early stage. Among the youngsters working out here are four MET FARM CLUB MANAGERS Clyde McCullough and Ernie Whit* aw ranemanlane who have been directing the activities o f their rexpective outfits undergoing apring playing winter baseball and training at Sanford Memorial Stadium. McCullough is n former Pittsburgh naturally are in top condition. Pirate and Chicago Cub receiver while White is n fo r m e r S t. LouU Car­ Thera ia also a youngster, dinal southpaw. McCullough will manage Auburn o f the New York-PennCarlo* Rivas, here from San* nylvanU League while White will pilot the W U U m a p o r t club o f th* to Domingo. Rival, a south* Eastern League. (Herald Photo) paw, le a top pitching pros­ pect. Another youngster, Al Full Slate Of Drag Racing For Weekend Sanford JH To Play Tuesday The Sanford Junior High School Bravai will play their aecond baseball game of the current season at 4 p. m. Tuesday when they host the Osceola High JayVoos of Kissimmee. The game will be played on tbo Braves’ diamond directly acrosi the street from the school at French Avenue and 14th Street. Hurricane JH Wins 4 To 3 H ie South lem ioole Junior High Hurricanes took advant­ age of n seventh Inning error and n pair of singles to push over the rune sod take a 4 to I declsloa from the Lyman High School JayVeos. Larry Lott’s single brought home Charlie Newell with the winning run in the final fram e. Olympic* Try KINGFUCLD, Maine (UP1) — Officials o f the Sugar loaf Mountain Ski Corp., Maine’s largest akl area, pledged Sunday to push "moderately hard" te win selection ns the alts fo r the 1974 Winter Olympics. Cavanaugh In First Place F ln t and second place teama met head on laat week In tha Ilusincisnu-n’a League at Jet Lanes and nothing wne changed a I n c a Cavanaugh T in Service and Rex Liquor* ■plit 2-2. Ray Robinson was the workhorse for Hex with a good 191/62G aaries, with Clarence Wallis hacking him up with 191/616. Joe Tart set the pace for Cavanaugh with 1D2/B36. Knndracki • Cline’a Sinclair grahltcd tha third apot In league atandinga aa Dick Morrison bowled 204/666 in pacing hla mates to a four game aweep over F i r o n Builder*. Curt Abney's 101/ 628 and Steve Barnee' 208 games alao figured In the ■weep aa Al Faron with a 196/657 and Len Blondl with a 101/61!! tried hard to win for the Uuildera. Ralph Belts won high game honora with 217/616 and his teammate Dick Bchafft-r shot 100/616 in Dlck’a even aplit with Team No. 6. Billy Mur­ phy "churned’’ at 210/626 to •park Team No. 6. "Smiley" W ilU hin had hie big bender tearing up the pocket aa he won high eerlea for the night with 214/602 while setting the pace for their four game aweep over Team No. 4. Dave Oldham contributed a 203 gama in Smith's aweep aa Vergil An­ derson allot 107/606 to keep Tamm No. 4 close. BUENOS AIRES (UP1) — Luis Alberto Nicolao, the Ar­ gentine swimmer regarded by many ae the beet in South America, will compete in the U. S. National AAU swim­ ming championships at Bart­ lesville, Okie., April 2-4. F L E X IB L E B L A C K PIP E (Ideal For Bpriakler Systems) Spolski Rolls 602 Series i Lest Wednesday night was John Spolskl's night as he rolled games o f 190, 204 and 200 for a 602 series In the Jet Lanei All Star League. John's fine bowling along with his teammates, Rich Murphy and Harry Pentecoit, won threa games from Betty Anne's trio. Archie King waa tha big gun for his team with a 688 series. Larry’s Mart with the help of Gary Fox's 217/671 and Ed­ die Klrchhoff'a 208/566 seriei was able to salvaga two wins from Bob's Restaurant. John Wright waa high for Bob's with a 578 aeries. Allied Van Lines alio won two games from Meador's Marine. Phil Roche was high for Allied with a 207/669 aartas, while George Swann waa high for Maador'a with bit 881 seriei. With 10 weeks left to bowl the standings are: L 27 41 Inland Materials 29 46 Bob's Restaurant 38 37 Allied Van U nci I4 li 40Vi Larry's Mart 46 30 Betty Anne’ s 28 Vi 46Vi Meador’ s Marine W loner, isiiiy niggine, Rick Goltoher, Berry John* son, Jerry Whitmore, Don Griffin, Rick Sires and Sonny Messer. Seminole's baseball coach is Jim McCoy. The Tribe is a member o f the Metro Conference. (Herald Photo) Golden Reward O u t NCAA Protests For Third Straight Olympic Team's Russian Tour Golden Reward goes for his third straight victory In the feature race tonight at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club after winning bis last start by a note. The Frank Scllch veteran h a s ' rallied aa the season draws near the closing date with three victories in his last six starts. The winning streak has brought the 61-pounder into grade A competition for the first time thli season. Tonight's entries: Minin' h a c k — e /ie m ii * — U n i t C— 1. 8*111* MrNabli. I. Mlnnl* 0*1**, 4. HI**?1* Hh*dow. 4. Ntwliorn*. S. Leon W. S. Fawn Violet, T. Rrookton, S. Rock Tray BKCOVD RACK — B/1S Mil* — UraS* D— 1. Mil* Rlttrr. t. Oary Tray. I. Haraiota Hunburat, 4. Bt*p Hoy, 4. North- W e st N C A A Team CORVALLIS, Ore. (U P I> Welt Hatsard of UCLA, was named the outstanding player o f the NCAA Western regional basketball playoffs Monday. Also named to the all-tourna­ ment team were teemmate Gail Goodrich, John Tresvant o f Seattle, Ollle Johnson of San Francisco end Troy Col­ lier of Utah Stale. • mptnn, S. Purrbrrd, T. Hha'a llamlMim*, I. Krlttcrrald T iiin n r a c k — a /ie m u — MraS* X— I. Curlty, S. Cr*dll Up, S. lim itin' Hank, 4. Kan­ dy Kolen*. 4. Inky 114*. 4. Judl nir, 7. Towrr of i ’ owar, I Call* Com* Hark FIFTH HACK — 3 /8 Mila -— firaS* T— 1. D. A.'a Crlmton Fir*. 3. 8 mt«. S. Wind To Win. 4. Short Tarm. I.' Provincial, 4. Oreat Flr*. 7. Oaaco, S. V*1 v#l Hhlrld SIXTH RACK — ■ /!• Mila • UraSa T— 1. Olman Illra, 3 Taiaa L*c*. S. Kourway Ane«. 4. Mr*. Mop*. S. Sully Jon**, 4. Hlk* Mao Duff, 7. Uroobura, I. Ixjne Oaore* *K vt:\T H r a c k — a/a Mil* — 4Jrada T— t. Hun Hox, 3 Hlk-k Plus, 3. All Kara, 4. H. A.'a Ample M*«lc. 5. Rl« 8rho|. ar, 4. Farina, 7. Concord Htu*. I. Itacalllns KIHIITII MACK — 8/1 8 Milo— liras* C— 1. Homan IUv*1, I Daahlne Dan, I. Jo* Canty, 4. Wa Hat. 4. J**a (loodapaad. 5. Connl* Choice. 7. Calleo Takl. I . Allan Tip. MIRTH RACK — 8/18 Mila — UraSa ■— 1. Tart Wire, I Eery Fly, I. Party Plan. 4 Moonrraat, S. K#y Club'a K#y, 4. Wall Hahavad, 7. Panwortby, I. Dorla DIk t r u t h r a c k — a /ia mm * — liras* A— 1. Roldan Reward. 3. Kaflno, 3. Chlckaboo Masl* 4. Rood Tlmlne, I . Chuck Drake, 4. O. U.'a Addraaa, 7. Kit. I. llallna KI.KVKRTH RACK — 8/S Sill* — UraSa C— 1. Mary Mlland, I Calm Cecil, t. KIS Willi*. 4. llultonl, S. llajah Rrau. 4 Rpotwlck. T. Midterm, S. Kylemore KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) —The National Collegiate Ath letlc Association (NCAA) to day criticized the State Dc partmeat and issued a pro­ test against tha department sponsored Russian tour by U. Si Olympic basketball team members. Olympic Coach Henry (Hank) Iba said in Lexington, Ky., that he declined several weeks ago an invitation to coach the tour team because of prior commitments and "reservations about the trip's worth." The tour, scheduled before next month’s Olympic trials, would include Italy, Yuga alavla and Russia during three weeks ia April. Walter Byers, NCAA ex ecutive directors, acting for the association's officers, issu­ ed a strong statement de nouncing the tour. He said the collegiate turn should be under no obligati on to participate in the tour. He said the trip should have no bearing on the selection of the Olympic basketball team which will represent the United States in the Olym­ pic games at Tokyo next October. Byars said ha was concern­ ed over d a is time players will McDonald said that the miss and "academic problems gates art open and visitors because o f the Olympic trials are welcomed at any time to preparation period and Olym­ pic games participation itself observe the activities. main it mandatory for the NCAA to bo certain no addi­ tional obligation on tha part o f tha college playera be in­ volved." The Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Fronton will be closed tonight, Good Friday, reopen­ ing Saturday for the final ma­ tinee o f the yaar, at 1:15. Saturday night the fronton will otter the next to last evening performance o f tha season, ending Monday March 10. In Thunday night’s play, swelled hla victory total I games, pairing with Elorri la post five to take the feature eighth game doubles affair. Jacin end Mugutrza were aecond in poet three. Olarre won the opening half o f the Daily Double events, wth Aritio taking tha closer te form a 1-7 combination pay­ ing $181.60. Rent your Tuxedo from HERLES FORM AL RENTAL I" DUm. In Black) Sizes Complete Outfit Price • • • i W A L L SUPPLY 6124411 IS4 N. O ru tft A t *. Orlando, Florid* In Stock M 0» INCLUDING TA X Call QA 2*0948 For U fo m a tio a Bill Wadca' appearance at the Lyman High School aporta banquet Tuesday waa enough to attract a capacity crowd. But when tha former all American quarterback at Vanderbilt finished his talk the audience gave him a long and atandinf ovation. was following me. This hap­ During our years we've at pened three or four times and tended numerous functions aa I walked around the corner a d d r e s s e d by prominent o f a building another old figures o f the (ports world friend greeted me the same But w oll have to admit that Wade's "performance” Tuee way. "What’s this bit about call­ day waa as thrilling as ing me Judge?" asked Wade. watching him last December •Simple,’ " the friend re­ score the two touchdown* that plied. During the last two won the world’s professional years you've spent more time football title for the Beari. on the bench than your fa­ We chatted with Wade be fore, during and after the ther.’ " Wade alao told o f the time banquet. First, we ware some that Willis Gallimore, the what amazed — along with former Florida A A M Rash others — concerning the pro who also performs for tha quarterback’s physical sis* Bears, took n handoff and He's a much larger man than crashed into tha line. As ha he appears to be on television limped back to tha huddle in a football uniform. "O f Wade asked, “ What happen­ course," says Wade, "You must remember that you ed, Willie 7 "Two o f dem big guys grab­ usually aae me trying to bed each ona o f my legs and dodge or get away from four spread ’em apart. Ona yelled 260 to 300 pound tackles and to tha other ‘Make a wish. guard* before I hand o ff the Man, I ain’ t no wlshbona.'" ball or try to pats. That'* Then ha told o f tha tlma n why I might look smaller.” defensive left end kept edging Wade, while his address In expecting Wade to handwaa absolutely serious—and off. "I decided to pass. Ae I cne o f the finest we have walked to the huddle the end ever heard given any nudicnce backed away. While calling —he did looien up his listen ■Ignata I shouted an audible era by relating a few Inci­ with my hands ready to take dent* the audience found tre­ the snap from the center. I mendously humorous. kept my eyes constantly on For example, after Wade that end until suddenly, while completed college and waa ■till changing the play with drafted by Loa Angelos, the the audible, the lineman in Kami wars in their heyday, front o f me looked up and lad by that remarkable per­ ehouted "Move over stupid, former Norm Van Brocklln I'm the guard." For the moet part o f aaveral Wada said ha gets quite n seasons nobody saw Bill but his family. " I returned to bit o f kidding "because my Nashville after a season was hair ia turning grey at the temples. But that doesn't over," related Wade, "and aa I walked down tha street bother me at 33," said Bill, everybody greeted with a ’ Hi, "look at Y. A. Tittle, hia turnJudge.’ Since my father waa a ed loose." Bill said the average life o f judge I though perhaps he pro player is four and a half years. That|s not very long. "Pehraps one reason ii," said Wade, "that in this busi­ ness a man’s excellence is out in the open. In football you don't fool anybody." He told Rain washed out Thursday's o f the study made o f gama high school baseball schedule films day in and day o u t Ha also explained that ■ which called for two games to be played ia Seminole gama is a finished product. Every gama wa play is plan­ County. The contest between Semi­ ned. Wa know our strategy. nole High and Bishop Moore, I f it doesn't work wa have slated for tha 8HS athletic alternative plana r e a d y . field, was postponed until a Sometimes they don’t work date yet to be announced, ac­ and that’s when we're beaten. cording to Seminole Coach He paid tribute to ona o f Jim McCoy. his teachers, the former pro Meanwhile, Lyman High's quarterback great, Sid Luck* engagement with Osecole man. " I guess Luckman has High of Kissimmee was also taught me more about quar­ postponed because of the wea­ terbacking than anyone else. ther. Lyman Coach Jim Pay­ And in thla gams, ft’s 10 to 1 ne said the tilt would be play­ mental over physical. I f you ed at a later date, also yet to think fcotball Is physically be announced. rough multiply it 10 times and you’ll begin to realize East's Top Teams how rough it is mentally. "That’s why,” laid Wade, NEW YORK (UPI) - Tha Eastern College Athletic Con­ "professional football is what ference's 10-man Basketball t ia today. A fter all, yon Awards Committee has unani­ can't be stupid and expect to mously selected Vilianova (22- play a gama watched by 60 4) and Hofstra 234 as the million people, the number East's top basketball teama we're told watched us beet in the major and small col- the Glanta In the champion­ lege divisions, respectively. ship gama." 2 High School Tilts Postponed 11 Racing Day* Left! (Season Eads April » ) u a i. a ia i hCTtOMI THtiUil A lt Vi* DUm. •••••••••••••aoeeeeeeeoeeoee 4c/F t. Or 2.95/100' KmDUm. ••see••••••••••••••••••••••• 7c/F t. Or 5.25/100' Baaford, Flal i t N. French Ava. Headquarters For Bpriakler Hyate PROM SEASON IS HERE! No Jai-Alai Games Tonight CLOSED TONIGHT G*oi Fri4ay FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY 1U I A T R E D U C E D PR ICES (ft * SEMINOLE HIGH’S 1964 BASEBALL TEAM. Front row (from left) Marvin Sheffield, Ron­ nie Hinson, Bcmie Barbour, Eddie Fitzgerald, Chuck Scott, Steve Harris, Danny Tillis and Bill Kuykendall. Back row (from left) David Gol- M ets Training Two Eastern Teams Here To Compete Sports Thinking Out Loud Senators Beat Champ's Grip On Pirates For Matches Cited '4th Straight About L**t 2 Nltee SAT. ft MON. 7:40 MATIN BBS W E D , F E I, BAT. — I P. M. THURSDAY LADIE8' NIGHT • CemfartaMs Grandstand • L ater tees Clohhaaat • Valet Parking "BAIN OK BRINK It’s Mara Fas To Watch Ik # Greyhounds Rant" �* '> * f !f u5 f > < > Bbr 'The Prize' At Mbvieland M I f* not often that you get • motion picture which ie a suspense-thriller, a love etory and a sophisticated comedy all rolled into one. “ The Prise,” with Paul Newman, Edward G. Robinson and the beautiful European actreai, Elko Sommer, heading an allalar caat, ia Ju*t a picture and it ipells Entertainment with a capital E. ‘•lire Prlxe" and a aecond color film, “ Call Me Bwana," with Bob Hope, will be featured Sunday anjl Monday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Future Farmera o f Ameri­ ca will eponior a benefit ahow Tuesday for the Little Red Schoolhouee, featuring Pat Boone in “ The Yellow Canary” and Connie Stevena In “ Follow the Boye." Co-featured Wedneeday and Thuraday will be two color filme, “ My Sis Lovea," with Debbie Reynold!, and "Who'a Got the Action t “ starring Dean Martin and L a n a Turner. Hie triple feature, all In color, for the weekend, April 8-4, will be “ Siege o f the Saxons," starring Janette 8cottj “ Four for Texas," with Frank Sinatra, and “ Elephant Walk," starring Etiiabath Taylor. Bated on the beet-telling novel by Irving Wallace and filmed in Panavition and Metrocolor against arresting b a e k d r o p s o f Stockholm, Sweden, “ The Prlxe" concerns a young American novelist who comes to Stockholm to accept a Nobel Prlxe and walks into both murderous danger and an uninhibited love affair. Paul Newman plays the young writer who has one eye open for a Martini and the other for a pretty girl. No sooner has he stepped from the plane bringing him from New York than he be­ comes involved with two glamorous girls. The first, blonde, blue-eyed Miss Som­ mer, play* a member of the Swedish Foreign Office who ii assigned to guide Newman during his stay in the Swed­ ish capital. The second, brun­ ette Diane Baker, ploys the niece o f another Nobel Prize winner, Edward G. Robinson. A La Carte DIANE BAKER and Paul Newman in a scene from 'T h e Prize," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’a ex­ citing drama combining romance and suspense set against a backrop of Sweden's Nobel Prize awards. ‘T he Prize" will be featured Sunday and Monday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. HALLANDALE, Fla. (NEA) — A restaurant owner, Fritz Dorigo, w o n the Dinner Stakes at Gulfstream Park last year, with Behaving Deby. •anfnrh Rrrnlh Fri. Mar. 27, '64— Pag# 5 "ABLr HOPPING Mies Carol Pettljohn Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Leungs It'a tha Eaater weekend, Spring got here officially a few daya ago, cold weather’a gone, ao let's go placeti Tha Capri la alwaya a good placa to go, with excellent food and drinks, music and dancing. Lota o f people must think ao, because last Satur­ day night saw ■ capacity crowd. Even you or I couldn't get a table unlaas wa had a reservation. That’ll teach na to call early. you need when you're too busy or too tired to prepare dinner yourself. Just phone 322-2256 for a menu in time for tha 4 to 6 p.m. delivery, s e e For all-around frlendllnesa, Jim Spencer*a la hard to beat. You'll just have to drop In there to eppreclate this. It'a ■ wonderful placa to go • * * and have a few drlnka and Growing In popularity la stuff yourself with delicious the busineasman'a luncheon at fcod. A private dining room Is Hank and Louisa Pyla'a Lake available for partial. * * • Monroe Inn. They have a The Trade Winds Cafeteria varied menu, generous serv­ ings, and rrasonabit prices. 1* featuring a special Easter They also serve breakfasts dinner. Take the whole fnmlly and go. Note to the kids: tho anytime. • • * desserts are heavenly. * * * Jean and Rocco Morslllo welcome you to viait Jean'a While you’re on the go, be Spaghetti House for Easter •ur* to atop at Freddie's SunJay dinner. They are fea­ Steak House. Enjoy entertain­ turing Easter menus at spe­ ment by Mlsa Carol Pcttijohn cial prices. Make It a family in tha Lamplighter Lounge. affair . . . children under 10 Of course tha ateak'a at Freddie's ara auperb. pay a special low price. • • • • * * By WARD CANNEL HI Dl - I M TMlfllR TOKITB * SATCmiAV 81.0# A CARLOAD THIFLK r x m s x a*, a at nia oair — -HAST or KII.INAXJARO'’ la Tatar Re. • At SrOO Oaly — •rAI.M SFItl.MiB WKKKKND” Tray naaakaa Caaaia atavaaa la Colee NEW YORK — (N E A ) — A rt you coming to New York for tha World's Fair? Then here’s a handy score card, suitable for wallet or purse, to tell whether you've enjoy­ ed your visit and tasted the varied desserts fabled Gotham has to offer. Begin by scoring 1 point immediately for each day you stay in the city, because sur­ vival Is its own reward. On the other hand, deduct & points for aaying, “ New York is a wonderful place to visit LAST 3 WEEKS a LAKE WALES A M P H IT H E A T E R Feb. 9 thru Apr . 19 BRING THE KIDDIES TO OUR BIG PKE-HHOW EASTER EGG HUNT 8UNDAY AFTERNOON T W r iM H SI ASON •...................... A B LA C K HILLS I 8:80 P. M. a a Also, for . . • Getting correct dlrectiona on first asking — add 6 points. On aecond asking — add 2 points. Seeing anybody talk to any­ body else on tha subway or bus — add 10 points. Spotting a real psychiatrist — no points. Anybody under psychiatric cars — deduct 1 point. A cab driver who won't take you because your desti­ nation ia within walking dis­ tance — add 10 pointa. Ns. a At itias oair — -OIIK1BT OOKS TO MOMSCtaSr Caret — Celev but I wouldn't want to live there." A fter that! For . . . Each real call girl you aae — add 10 points. Each girl who looks Ilka a call girl — deduct 1 point. Spotting a celebrity — no point*. Spotting Bcnnet Ccrf, Zina Bethune, Dorothy Kllgallcn, David Sutakind, Helen Hayes — deduct 1 point each. Having somebody smite at you anywhere — add 10 pointa. -v Having somebody recognise your confusion and volunteer to help you find your way — add 10 pointa. I ’ In i| Par KlSSlea I# l'tara MIS ao4 LaSrr —■ KHKK — KHKB FREE POPCORN AND COKES rHIXRa FROM •TOT CORRAUs: abts :r r.nna FreeI •Sl ltKH'S FOI I.TRV FARM Oa Oar Rig Srraaa ■CNIIAT * MOMDAV <S DATS OSLTI FRBT SHOW AT Vila Aa4 Ilea Ts l-raaih Of "The I'rlaa" Oair Fl«t Hal* Will Ua HreeatrA Oa Sag Shaw Ample Free Parking — Smoking Area — ROAST LEG OF SPRING LAMB 81-88 OR VIRGINIA HAM ■ Complete Jean A Rocco Mortlll* Welcome Tout Jean's Spaghetti House Open 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. — Parties Accommodated tlwy. 17-92, Orange City — Reservations: Ph. 778-8898 — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 83.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet as a nut) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy tha way w* prepare t he m! . , . they are NOT Preach Fried 1) COMBINATION PLATTER CHOICE $2»s CO O K’S CORN ER Brownies Hove Egg Hunt Many Hobbies In Deltona f A h U I I W l o lun lor the; lu n 'ily 1 TODAY Served With Choir* Of Appetisers. Potatoes, V eg, Salad, Bread, Butter, Tea or Coffee, Choice o f Desserts Children under ie .... 81.0# ItM t MOMfto (Danish Lobster Telia and Royal Red Shrimp) A new favorite “ lata atop" FROC. LEGS tha unique Carib* Lounge, in Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMRRELLA downtown Sanford. They're A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses gad Meat. ___ open now till 2 a.m , Monday To Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner through Saturday. Jack the ANNETTE FUNICELLO nnd Frankie Avnlon New Orleans Room available every night Tor Mixologist aaya the custom­ _ . private parties up to 88. star in “ Muscle lieach Party" Sunday through ers are really enjoying tha Bonth French Are. Sanford Phono FA 8-8881 Thuradny at the Ritz Theatre. “ musle on tha houaa" aach Hal and Debbie Cumby of Friday night * a a The Paddcek Bar are deeply appreciative o f tha fine recep­ So Join tha fun . . . gat cot tion they have received since and go, go, got they opened. For a good party MIT ORLANDO DR. — 17-92 — So. Sanfard Limits time visit tha Paddock Bar. tha Stock Exchange, tha Again for , . . • • * announces . . . • GOOD Hearing somebody sing as Cloisters and Union Square Ernest Shank, Sanford rep­ on Sunday morning — no he works — add 18 pointa BESSIE P A T T E R S O N resentative o f Kohtsaat'a Din­ A store salesperson who point*. ner Delivery, pointa out that now operating tha newly-built Finding a New Yorker who knows just what you want this service la available by tha COOK’S CORNER DINING ROOM and Just where you can get has — add 8 points. 2445 French A t#. day or tha weak . . . juat what And, finally, for seeing a it — add 10 points. Specialising In Sanford, Fla. Going to Brooklyn inad ■unset, a star or tha sky — Large Sirloin Steak 82.28 add 20 points. vertently — no pointa. # * * T-Bon* Steak 81.88 • Fried 8hrimp 81.18 Carry Out Orders Spending less than |I5 per Below 6 pointa wins first H Fried Chlchen 11.18 • Fish Dinner |1.23 day at the World's Fair for prise. Anything higher wina Ph. 522-9616 each person In your party — With French Fries, Salad, Hot Holla By Maryana Miles second prixa — another week add 1 point per $1. Bear luike Brownie Troop SERVING FROM 10 A. M. T I L 11 P. M. Going to the Status of Lib in New York. 1)08 met Wednesday after­ Brer — Plain — Hot 'a Cold Sandwiches — Chili erty, the Empire State Build noon at the homa of tha lead­ Kohlaoat'a Thanke, Navy! You're ALWAYS Welcome! lng, three major museum* er, Mr*. Kay Vlats, 114 A l­ DINNER DELIVERY the boat trip around the city, hambra Avenue, Foreat City, SERVICE for an Easttr Egg Hunt. BREAKFAST • Those attending were Mary Complete delirious dinners SERVED Jane C r o m w e l l , Veralyn DELIVERED DAILY ANYTIME Viets, Kathl Mllllan, Valeria MON. THRU BAT. By Mildred Haney 4 P. M. to • P. M. Forsyth, Janny Shafer, Mary BY DAY OR WEEK. Lion’s International Club of A I l e a Patterson, Marilyn FREE MENUS Deltona was formed at • RE8TAURANT Welnar, Peggy Bonekemper LOW COHTI By Mildred Haney meeting held Monday night at and Debra Lovett. • BAR 4k PACKAGR Sanford A Sanford Area Residents of Deltona find the Community Club with 21 HWY. 1 7 -9 8 -1 H Miles North oT SANFORD Ph. 822-2256 pleasure and relaxation in men In attendance. Caartlag Custom the pursuit c f their msny Elected as officers were LB. The male penguin tries to and varied hubbies. Art Holbrook, president; Dr. Floret Interest a likely mate by pre. One o f the Interesting William Yanosky, vice presi­ It’s always place* to visit is the garage dent; Art Hertung, second aentinr pebbles, ona at a Sirloin time, for bar inspection. workshop o f Henry Pevlowakt vice president; John LoutaanU. B. CHOICE on Hartley Circle. He enjoy* hirer, third vice president; Males who lack pebbles will BEST AVAILABLE try to steal a supply o f them. working with wood and a C h a r l e s Boilea, secretary; lCHARCOAL BROILED F O R 2 PEOPLE familiar sight la the lumber H o r a c e Tucker, treasurer; at the yard truck delivering supplies Clarence Muth and Thcmaa A Complete Dinner For A Couplet to his shop. His latest crca. Scudicri, one year directors; O U TING Olhrr Menu Itema Equally Low Priced! tlon is a duo of sail boats, re­ Gaston Bridget and Henry S al, March 28th production o f 43 foot motor Pavlowtkl, two year direc­ Dining Room Open 8:88 a.m. to 18:81 pm . sailers which ho has appro­ tors; Charles McCarthy, tail • Cocktails • Mixed Drlahe P. M. T IL ? ? priately named “ Del" and twister and Pat Cicco, lion • Bargain Priced Package Items tamer. 'Tuna." Our Campbell • Loeelnv He alto hai designed many Meetings o f tha naw elub Specialty: (formerly Hldrawsy Bar) originally styled end tables. were set for tha first and Post No. 53 Horn# Businessmen s Lunch Pavlowtkl and his wife, third Mondays o f aach month HWT. 17*2 American Legion Sally, were originally from at tha Community Club. Opposite Lone wood Plasa Garden City, Mich. After re­ Those Interested in Joining Management of siding for several years in may eontaet any o f tha o ffi­ Chicken Pilau Herald A Debbie Cumby various parts o f Florida, they cers for further Information have agreed that Deltona of. or attend tha next masting. Served 9 A . M . to 2 A . M . fera much in healthful, en­ MON. THRU BAT. joyable living. “ Paradise” originally waa ALL CANDIDATES a Persian word used for tha AU Military INVITED amusement parka of Paraian Personnel Welcome! Deltona Lions Organized Featuring: at L A K E M 0N R 0I PADDOCK BAR 4 to raiT las Kiinm:a I'OMIMI FOR TIIK III ST Steak House Central Florida's Oldest & Finest Bessie Patterson now has complete charge o f the new dining room at Cook’s Comer. Her 10 years experience, top quality food -and low prices make for a delightful evening at Cook's Comar. * * * Score Card Tells Whether You Enjoy W orld's Fair Newspaper Enterprise Association Freddie's klflfi. * SAT. JERRY LEWIS OPEN 18i4B | CHILDREN Sic STUDENTS l#c ADULTS 8#s in amamcaii inresmariosiM ■# ; starts SUNDAY CO-BIT Silt* SUIT M ^ pSoa g I SUDOY HACKETT § 5 ^ (2 _.%4 L6 L. • e B eseh ® COMING FRI, APRIL 8 WALT DISNEY'S "A TIGER WALKS" im ita t e : COmJs me * SHOWS AT 1:0# 8 .M • S iN • 7:0# • 1:88 TOO AT m---- gy -- CAFETER IAS NOW Enjoy Easter Dinner A t The Trade W inds! ■ERVINS Treat tho whole family to a wonderful meal this Sunday. Relax u tha cool, pleasant atmosphere o f tha Trade Winds white yen dlna. Choose from aa appetising selection of extra-spaelal dishes. You’ll appreciate tho fait, courteous sarvire and moderate prices. Seminole In the ON V. B. IT-88 SOUTH at 1imam: If AM. •8.18 P.M. Dmmn4. JO•8.80 P. Ml Trad* Winds Cafeterias ala* located in Orlande, LesaWrg, Coco* A Mslboume »!,. ) III,-St < i t i - r i ' ' "•>• I V T H E JACK BOWMAN TRIO" — FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE FRI. AND SAT. NITES FROM -8 TILL 12 Plan FOR RRSRRVATIOMB B8S-7878 I- III < |l i III' PHONE 322-1251 ' 11 �M id Pntrf 6— Frl. Mar. 27, *84 ifflA Cheryl Lott Celebrates Birthday B r ) > N Casselberry Cheryl Lynn Lott, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Daniel Lott, Lake Triplet Dr., Caaaelberry, celebrated her alxth birthday with a party Saturday at her home. The young guest* enjoyed game* and were aenred refreihmenta of hot dog*, po­ tato chip*, carrot atrip*, punch and birthday cake. Thoae attending the party Included her (liter Regina Kay Lott, Danny Cowart, Crlati Kane, Chuckle Walker, Steve Kin*loe, Roger 8hca, Kathy Harmond and Cathy Caiaelbarry. Mrs. Monforton Deltona Ladies Sorority Social Entertain With Features Actress Crazy Hat Party Role Portrayal By Mildred Haney The Community Club of Deltona was the scene of a "crasy hat" party recently. Twenty-one ladles from Del­ tona participated In the fun and frolic. The original styles were fashioned from kitchen pie plates to lacy baskets. First prize award went to Mrs. Eva Berg, who created a hat made from her kitchen collander, filled with blue floweri and lace. Mrs. Marlin Fickle* won second prize for a pointed ori­ ginal bedecked with various household items. Arrangements for the suc­ cessful affair were planned by Mrs. Norman Wagner and Mrs. Gaston Bridges. The members of Gamma Omega chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha enjoyed a social at the home of Mrs. Terry Smith. T h e evening’s entertain­ ment began with a comedy skit presented by Mrs. Henry Tooke, portraying a famous actress In the role of Susan B. Anthony. Mrs. Eli White was the inquiring reporter, Alter P. Klondike, who Interviewed Miss Anthony about much of her life's work, as both progressively aged be­ fore the eyes of their captive audience. Following the skit refresh­ ments were served and a card party was enjoyed. Those Joining in the fun were Mrs. Gene Estridge Ilf, Mrs. Pete Bukur, Mrs. Jack Schirard, Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr., Mrs. Edgar Bruce, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. Buddy B iss, Mrs. Milner Osborne, Mrs. James Mckce and ber sister, Miss Sherry Wlgley. Hostess T o Church Ladies H appy Acres Will The buainesa meeting of W.M.P.8. o f the Christian SIX YEAH OLD Cheryl Lynn Ixitt, bnck row left, celebrated her birthday Mlnionary Alliance Church Saturday. Party Ruesta Included left to right, Cathy CaBsclbcrry, Kathy waa recently held at the home Hammond, Chuckle Walker, and Roger Shea; front row, Regina Kay Lott, o f Mr*. E.A. Montforton on Crinti Kune, Steve Kinnloc, Michelle Kinnloe, and Danny Cowurt. Sanford Avenue with Mra. B.H. Stone preientlng the de­ votional program. Longwood A report waa made on the mailing o f Item* to Viet Nam. The group voted to make dreaiea and shirt* for the Mlnionary famillea. Mrs. George Warren and XI Beta Eta, Beta Sigma regarding the Jayccea polio Refreshment* were ssrved to Mme*. II.Q. Touchton, W. children, George, Ben, Jackie Phi, recently held a monthly project to be held April 12. B. Wlble, Solan Teston, M.L. and Sarah, of Nashville, meeting at the office of Gor­ The oral vaccine will be ad­ Ayer*, Charle* Dee*, F.L. Tenn., are houscgucsti of Mr. don Frederick, with Mrs. ministered on cubes of sugar, Frederick acting os hostess. Lee, E.A. Montforton, and and Mrs. Thro Tice of LingThe program was conducted and the locations of the var­ Mra. B.H. Stone. The next meeting will be wood. The Warren family ar­ by Candy McCIsnahan, with a ious stations will be announc­ held at the home o f Mr*. H. rived Monday to attend the quiz on the Caribbean and ed at s later date. funeral of her late husband's South America. D. Patton on 20th Street. A shrimp boil la achcdulcd mother, Mrs. Minna Warren, Mrs. Harold Chapman made at the beach on April 11, and In Orlando. an important announcemcrft the annual Beta Sigma Phi Lake Monroe Convention will be held at Clearwater. Tempting refreahmenta were served by Jenny Fredericks By Mra. H. L. Johntoa to Mmes. John Alexander, Mra. Minnie Mia Walker Clare Brucstlc, Harold Chap­ and two children of Norfolk, man, Vernon Hardin, E. C. Va., ipent last weekend with Harper Jr., Glenn McCall, A. her mother, Mra. Denio King. A. McCIsnahan, and Ed Pcleraon. Little Larry Dodion, five Newly elected officers for year old ion of Mr. and Mrs. the coming year are Mri. Clifford Dodion, wa* seriousJohn Alexander, president; )y burned Saturday when he Mra. Clark Brucitlc, vice fell Into some coali of a fire. president; Mrs. A. A. MeThe child who was burned on Clanahan, secretary; Mra. both legs and arms ia In tha John Prokosch, treasurer, and local hospital. coordinating committee chair­ man, Mra. Gordon Fred­ Burke Leslie is confined to ericks. Seminole Memorial Hospital Host Tea Program Xi Beta Announces New Personals Officers For Coming Year Personals by Illness. FASHION ORIGINALS Mr. and Mra. Bing Cowling apent last weekend in Jack­ sonville with friends. Mra. Gertrude LeGcr had as M r guest last week her sla­ ter, Mrs. Lucille Graham, of Winter Garden. Friends of Morris Metti Jr. will regret to learn he Is ill In Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mra. Annie Belle Kinard Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hlltell Sr. of Orange Boulevard. Mrs. Kinard, a former Monroe resident, now resides in Miami. Brussels sprouts that are good quality should be com­ pact, and well formed, have fresh green color and a crisp appearance. ttttEML EUCTMC FROST-GUARD 14 u n s s E U T N -n a z n Is Frsaasri • ak lari Isgrai h w , S U w ts m ftU .H IM $ 3 3 9 95 0 Sanford Electric Co. • It-IM I A new robe with fresh flowers pinned to it is a per­ fect gift for a woman hos­ pitalised at Easter, says tha Society o f American Florists. Tha flower touch will giva the recipient at least the feeling o f joining in tha Easter parade. 2 EGGS (A N Y S T Y L E ) T O A ST — JE L L Y CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES 34!_FREE C O FFEE 1EGG (A N Y STYLE) 1 STRIP B A C O N TOAST — JELLY GRITS O R P O TATO ES (CHOICE) •i I l l Nasadt New Englsnd boiled dinners. She will be assisted by the ladles o f tha group. Don't miss HI It's great! FROM 8:00 TILL II A. M. ONLY 29* FREE C O FFEE TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG "T1IK PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. lit * MAGNOLIA PHONR 822-2481 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Parents of Hippy Acres Kindergarten class went to school Tuesday to enjoy a program presented by the students, which included hap­ py times of singing. The main feature o f the pro­ gram was an Easter Parade, with the class modeling hats they made. Ken McIntosh was a special guest. He re told "The E n ­ ter Story" In an Inspiring manner to the clan . I)aya of celebrating will end Eaitcr Sunday with a tea from 2 to 4 p.m. for parents and friends, showing art work made during Eaitcr week. The girls will preside over the punch bowl, and the boys will serve as co-hosts. Reservations Are Requested For Club Luncheon The General Department of the Sanford Woman's Club will hold a business luncheon meeting Wednesday, April 1, at 12 noon at the clubhouse. Mrs. B. B. Crumley is In charge of arranging the pro­ gram. The C i v i c Department proudly presents ncv. Paul Fdres, pastor of The First Presbyterian Church of DayIons, as principal speaker. Part of Rev, Edrea' address will Include slides made on his trip to the Holy Land. Sanford Kiwanls Club and Rotary Club ere among the local groups whom Rev. Dr. Edrcs has spoken to. Reservations must be made by Tuesday, March 31, to Mrs. A. C. MacHrynoIdi at 322-0274. All members are urged to attend. Hers's a bright, young d ren that haa such Interesting offcenter closing, tha touche* of bold contrail. No. UM with PATT-ORAMA la In sises I, 10, 12,14, 16, II. Butt 30 to St. Size 10, 31 buit, 3V8 yards o f 33-incb; % yard contrail. To order, tend 80 cent* la coins to: Sue Burnett The Sanford Herald 1180 Avenut of Americas New York, N. Y. 10036 For first class znalUng add 10 cents for each pettem. Print name, address, style number and else. KING'S BEAUTY FALON Over Rosa iliat'e Dreg SPECIAL 68.00 116.06 Cold Wave Comp. Sheaspee A Bet HAS Ne A pet. Nae. 112-1686 Opea Eves. By AppL Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, recently held a model meeting tor rushees at the home of Mrs. J. W. Carter on 20th Street The purpose of the meeting was to acquaint the rushees with sorority procedure. The rushees are Dottle Matulzrk, Donna Brennen and Edna Stewart. Mrs. Mary Boyd, guest speaker, presented • most in­ teresting program to the. group. She discussed the his­ tory, traditions, purpose, and background of the organiza­ tion. Acquiring tha cultural and finer things of Ufa and assistance to others were stressed in her address. The Ways and Means chair­ man, Ruby Carter, auggeited selling portable Indoor clothes racks aa a fund raising pro­ ject to assist the chapter's "adopted" child la Susland. Twins Make Plans For Double Wedding Mrs. Marie Ware Flexor, B. Barnette of Wilkosboro, i groom was graduated from of Sanford, announces the N.C. Tha prospective bride-1 Wilkes Central High School. engagements o f her twin daughters, Lily Marie Flexcr and Lucy Flexer. The double wedding cere­ mony will be an event of Au­ gust 9, and will be performed at H ie First Pre4bytcrian Church. Lily Marie Flexor will be­ come the bride of Kenneth I). Richardson, son of Mr. and Mra. William K. Richardson of Corning, Arkansas, who ii graduate of Corning High School. Sara Lucy Flexer will be married to David L. Barnette, grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. W. South Seminole Personats LILY MARIE FLEXER SARA LUCY FLEXER By Maryann Milei Mrs. Mary Hart of Oxford, N. C., ia a houicgucst of her tiller and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of By Mra. Adam Muller Marshs Drive, Forest City. Mrs. Hart will return to her Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mid­ home on Eaitcr Sunday. dleton of High Ranks Rd. recently entertained Mr*. Ni­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craw of Schnectidy, N. Y „ arc na Seus of Falls Church, Va., houicguests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. anil Mri. J. Sharp Julius Coler of San Lando of New York. Mr. Sharp Is Springs. a Theatrical Photographer in DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cornwell from London, Ohio, are spending two weeks with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray, 1318 Lake Asher Circle, Forest City. Frederick Dcnnlg, In New Jersey, this past week. Mr. Dcnnig and his wife, Jennie, formerly lived on Naranja Rd. In DeBary Just o ff High Banks Rd. He was a Charter member of tha DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church, and a Mason. New York. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Santillo of Serena Rd. have their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Platt of Mil­ ford, Conn, nnd grandson A l­ an, visiting for the Easter holiday. Alan is a student at Milfred Prep. John P. Santillo, ton of the Santlllo'i, who works for Pan American, alto was a guest. He is being transferred to Miami from New York. A report was given also that Word has Iwen received In contributions had been made DeBary o f the death o f Mr. to the International Loan Fund and the International Endowment Fund. An announcement w a s made regarding the preferen­ tial tea, honoring the rusheei, which will be held Sunday, April 8, at the home of Mra. Joe Corley on Cameron Ave­ nue. Attending the meeting were the Mmes. Pat Mann, Carol Teen-dgers' clothing McKee, Katie Corley, Bar­ fads are to be borne, bara Jones, Edna Daughtery, Marilyn Meridith, Helen Ham- within reason. nar, Jo Kampf, Faye Wynn, Claudia Blythe and Teresa Diegle. Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mri. J. A. Zukowski of 831 N. Triplett Dr., era enjoying having their daugh­ ter, Eleanor, borne for the Easter holidays. Miss Zukowski is a student at Florida Southern College in Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. George Chan­ cy and children, Greg, Doug, Donnie and Laura are spend­ ing the weak with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of 1360 L and M Lane, Cassel­ berry. Jack Montgomery, student at Miami Military Academy, will be visiting his parents, Rev. and Mra. John B. Mont­ gomery, 2026 Chippewa Trail, Maitland, over tha Eaitcr holiday*. Dinner Parties £ w The U. 8. Department nf Agriculture reports that a clothes dryer saves the aver­ age homemaker 30 eight-hour work daya end 40 mliee of walking n year. EXTRA H E A V Y I f // I V THICK I f / HARDWOOD //> / / HANDIES I f you’re yearning for the dignified beauty o f a formal Springtime dinner party, but wish to avoid serving a mul­ ti-course sit-down d i n n e r here's an answer. A buffet dinner where the service may be Informal, but the setting ie n ot The Society of American Florists says It is aaay to combine informality with ele­ gance when entertaining at dinner parties. Beauty and dignity, it adds, may be ach­ ieved by the use of crisp Im­ maculate linens, gleaming sil­ verware and accessories, lustrous chins, and a centerpiece of beautifully arranged flowera. A Springtime table letting can have the look o f elegance, yet provide a practicality e f buffet service. As an example, the serenity of a gray table cloth, deep blue or black serv­ ing dishes and black-legged silver chafing dish can be punctuated by glowing yellow tulips—arranged In matching dark blua or black goblettype flower containers— that repeat the yellow-colored bor­ ders o f white china. Two matching containers, placed side-by-side, holding a graceful sweep o f tulips, provide a dramatic focal point for the setting, tha Society aays. A t this time o f year, flow ­ ers of almost all colors o f tha rainbow are available for ar­ rangements for table settings. Thus a floral centarpieca for a buffet servioe can match tha color o f china and linena or repeat tha colors o f dis­ tinctive flowers ia floral pat­ tern china. 145 H air by FRIGIDMRE “slider k but looks boift ia! FREE PICKUP sad DELIVERY s'l T ^ y j I m b / FOR / BOTH! 0 SANFORD 111 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-4321 i f ^ WpOMtof ysMMH|t aorfaca glMao auk r x \ I MIC K *. Mi u ml li « i . i x M i A , H, rK HII A D I ’/ I HA k , » , ’. ( M. ■[) . H ADD 'i V* ■ M / N* • 1 ♦ \ RO UM ILLAT’S WALGREEN D O W N T O W N SA N FO R D ® _ ™ ^ ™ ^ * ^ A new neighbor needs a greeting to feel welcome. Tho Society o f American Florists suggest* a showar o f green plants from nearby neighbors. Lush greenery makea decora­ ting a pleasant chore and as­ sures attractive accessories when nil furnishings aro fin­ ally put ia placo. f Ft LO O K I ! $ Z // // /# II ^ • With Elegance STEEL C U L T I V A T O R and EDGER fnnernpriaf Matt Renovation Special Iarlndeo: • Cleaning A Felt • Brand New Cover for Msttreea • Brand New Insolation where ^ “ Springtime With Sorority Procedure Announces Dinner Plans The ladles of the Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church wish to an­ nounce that they are serving a New England boiled dinner Saturday, April 4 from 8 to 7 p.m. at Uie Fellowship Hall of the church, located at the corner of 24th Street and Park Avenue, Tho dinner will be prepared by Mrs. Lillian Andrews, who is well known for her fsmous Easter Sunday Model Rushees Acquainted Ladies Friendship League BREAKFAST SPECIALS! ISOOCl TtMMV tu THE WOODRO.SE CIRCLE sponsored a worknliop at the home o f Mrs. D. K. Dorman, San­ ford Garden Club president, In preparation for tho flower ahow scheduled April 3 nnd 4 at the Civic Center. Admiring an unfinished spiral ar­ rangement in a dresden finish milk glass con­ tainer are Mrs. Pat Hutchinson, loft and Ellio Martin. The workshop is under tho direction of Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III. THE FET PETERS family o f Enterprise celebrated a family reunion Sun­ day at their home. All families were present with the exception of onev brother, Millard. Enjoying the occasion were left to right, Ellen Faye Peters, Margaret Peters, Mildred Dykes, Shirley Sheffield, Mrs. Peters, seated, Iris Carpenter, Patsy Wilburn, Wanda Hogun and Mary Lou Peters. (Scott Photo) _ • *3295, G. H. HIGH Aatboriaag FRIGIDAIRB DEALER 1TM W . l o t Baa Ph. 1283883 �A y . - I ft Vltff ftettfa rl rrf. Mar. 27. *61—Parc 7 f r r t lf t (D siah G b b ij • DEAR ABRYt I Just read the letter signed “ C AN T FORGET HIM.” It was from n woman who wa* atill try­ ing to find a mnn ahe met in La Croate, Wi.connin, dttrintr World War II. She >ald all ahe knew about him was that lie * n from Sioux Falla, South Dakota, and he had •‘HERB’* tattooed on him. Cun you pleaae tell me where the tuttoo waa locat­ ed? I think my Herb hna aome explaining to do. C A N T FORGET HIM EITHER DEAR C A N T : Sorry, but I don’t have thia informa­ tion. But if I were you. I’d lay off. Your Herb haa al­ ready been needled enough. • • • DEAR ABBY: Pleaae tell “ C A N T F O R G E T HIM” that ahe will have to. HE came thla-a-way and mar­ ried me. MRS. HERB WINTER ON FARLEY DRIVE e • a DEAR ABBY: I married a fine young man who loat hie parent* at an early age. Ha waa reared by hi* only living relative, an older aiator. I waa ao looking fo r ­ ward to meeting her bo- DEAR MARRIED: Dry your tears and take a good, hard look at your husband’a sister. You will sec a jeal­ ous, possessive Woman who would have disliked ANY woman her brother married. Ignore her barb, if you can. If you can’ t, ask your busbund where bis sister g >t surh a notion. s • DEAR ABBY: A few months ago a very nire boy gave me his ring. I am Id and he is going on 19. 1 was afraid to tell my futher about It beeausa he think* all boys art rata. The day before yesterday I couldn’t OUR AN N U AL find it. I was sure I had left it on the window sill in the kitchen while I did the dishes, but it wasn’t there. I just found out that my father tool, it off the win­ dow sill and pawned it. lie drink* and he needed some money. He said he thought It was my brother’s. Any­ way, the ring is in the pawn shop and I don’t know what to do because I have to tell the boy something soon. Can you suggest anything? NOWHERE TO TURN Easter-Monday CLEARANCE SALE DEAR NOWHERE: Tell the boy you "lost" the ring, (tipure him the details.) Then start lining up some baby-sitting jobs to rnise the money to gel tin- ring out of hock. . . . Get it off your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to AIIRY, Box 33113, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelops. . . . Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to A BlIY, Box SS(i5, lleverly Hills, Culif., for Abby’s new booklit, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” a % IF YOU W ANT FABRICS A T * HALF-PRICE OR EVEN LESS MISS El.SIF. SAMUELSOX, left, standing, re­ cently escorted her third grade students of Southsidc School on a tour o f the city. The On(Bhidqsi U )& J J l£ TV Time Previews By Oswald Jacoby W o m a n By Ruth young students were favorably impressed with having the opportunity of touring the Post Office, Sanford Library nnd Police Department. dU qkliqhJtA 7:308:30 l\M. NBC. Inter­ her father’s Ire, she puts national Showtime. "Circus poor Destry on the spot. The From Osaka.” (Color) As plot ia silly, but the show's agile a group of daredevil attitude is right and Miss performer* as this series has Bulifanl sparkles every time ever presented give this show she opens her mouth, nnd NORTn si If a poker player get* a tion. He noted that Eddy had a unique quality. Thia is a even when she keeps it AKJIt taken the trouble to make an Japanese circus and the acts closed. reputation aa a bluffer, be can VB4 8:309:30 P.M. CBS. Route unnecessary bid of four dia­ include the ever-present ac­ ♦ 78 afford to watch tho money monds on his way to the robats, aerial acta, clown* 68. ‘‘ First Cl*** Mouliak." AAK948 roll in at oyevryone trlei to slam. He wasn't going to be 1and elephants, but it also pre­ I (Rerun). Here's • ehnnre for EAST catch him bluffing. ♦ 9 ♦ 3 fooled by that diamond rail. ) sents an animal ucl which the girls to see George MaVKJlOit If a bridge player once V A Q 0 3 2 Obviously, Eddy was trying to teuma Bear* and Lions, a luuis In his Bur. Murdock ♦ KJ83 ♦10S3 stop a diamond lead. West led fascinating Kabukl Vignette, role again, but the acting gain* • reputation aa a de­ ♦ I I I AQ10B7 a diamond, and Eddy racked a wild high-wire act with a honors go to Nehemlah Perceptive bidder, be can lit SOUTH (D) bicycle ami a loveable collec­ snff and Martin Balsam. The up an overtrick. back and bid aa icientUically A AQ10B743 tion of elrphanta w i t h ' veteran actors portray co¥8 aa ha wiahei without fear that If Eddy had just bid four , beards. Even If you’re jaded, workers In an Iron forge ♦ AQ84 be will be helping the defense. no-trump over hi* partner’s 1 thia ia a show to catch. ♦ 3 searching for Balsam's ml**The lata Edward liyinea three spade bid, there is still Both vulnerable 7:30-8:30 P.M. ABC. Destry. ! Ing daughter. They are una­ Jr. ipent leveral yeari build, SeaOl West a chance that West would North East “ Go Away, Little Sheba." ware that, while on a date lag up a reputation for de­ I A have opened a diamond. On Paw a * Pen Pan 4 A Pan the other hand, he might have The aeries has apparently set­ with IVrsoff's son. ahe plung­ ception and then proceeded 1 4 Paza to cash in by going back to 4N.T. Pass 3 A led thu ace of hearts, in which tled into it* proper groove, ed to her death, and tho son P*as Poaa Poaa ' isn't talking. Tod ninl lluz •A straight bidding. case Eddy would have gone the path pioneered by "Mav­ Opening lead—♦ 3 |join In the hunt. erick," and It's all the better down, or made a club or Sitting South, ha went out. 8:30-9:30 P.M. NBC. Bob for it. Tills episode easts •f hla way to bid diamond* and tlx spade*. I tpade lead, which would have minx-like J o y c e Hulifant Hope pusents. "Slow Fade West knew Eddy’s reputa­ |held Eddy to hi* contract. before bidding four no-trump1 (who can't complain o f the To llluck." (Color) Now that amount of I V exposure she’* he will apparently have no been getting thi* year) In a seiiea of hla own to woriy delicious little comedy role of about next season, Rod Bar­ a girl ao anxious to protect ling would be wise to keep the man ahe rrally love* from turning scripts out for anthYou’ ve still got some grow­ see a friend get ahead or buy you worry for fear It might ing up to do, whatever your things you can't afford. have been better if made dif­ You feel there is just one age, if: ferently. It makee you unhappy to ’ ’crowd" In your town you You're quick to take offense want to belong to—and that If O ) Rugs Runny they accept you, you'll really and you let the other person FRIDAY I*. M. Hypnosis Used 13:10 Ml Ha You Knowf know how unfeeling he has amount to something. «:«* C l N.w.cop* C l Am*rlc*n IMndutand You have to retaliate when been. To Aid Students Ml X SMS C l nullwtiikl* 101 X .w .lln * CHICAGO (U PI) — Rev. anyone slights you in any­ 1:00 C ) {exploring OiJJ i « i Ch. I Sport* John J. Hlgglna e f Parka way. Ml Ncwi <10 (4) Sows— Walter CronC l My rrHnd rtteka kits You keep strict account of College la Cahokla, HI., uaaa 1:10 M| Nat. A(l*rnoon F«a(II llunlUy - Brtnklry hypnoala combined with a what you do for others—and tur* 1:41 It) TIIA M) rtismp. Wr.Mlltut 7.00 C l 4-llrnt S<rvlrs program o f counseling to help expect them to do equally as J:0# tSI W*tch Mr. Wltaril t() Wyatt Ksrp atudenta raise their mark* much for you, resenting it 4.Jo (J| Talk * Talant (Si t-o# Marvin P r .i.n t. when they fall to repay your C l Chilians* Oo|f T:M C l Ini. Mhowtlm* and tbarpen thalr concentra­ 1:0* Ml Chimp Bowling (O Th* Oraat Adv.niar* kindnesses. tion. Educators from six connC l Not Per Hire (Si D»Mry You always have to have ICO C i Thralor X "Many persona are afraid ties met In Sanford Wednesday I is 131 Holt Hops Th»»t»r C l Matin** Th**t*r 1(1 Itoutt 44 (e f hypnosis) because they’ve one friend you can count on morning to draw plans for 4:00 Mi CIIH Uulf 1*1 llurka'a l,aw to listen to all your troubles Claialo seen victims embarrassed on the Educational Television I. JO C ) That W as Th# W .tk 4:30 C l Ntli* Upon* Special and boost your ego by telling Channel 24 when it goes into That Was tba stage," Father Higgins 1:00 Ml Wld* World ot t(l Twilight Zoo* you that you are in the right operation early next year. •ports •tM. •‘Actually, hypnotism <• C l Pries Is Klfht and whoever disagrees with (II Portly Wegener The group reviewed the 1* *• ( l l Jsck Pear (Color) M4 for onUrtalnmsnt. It is Show C ) Flaht of th* Wo-k you Is In the wrong. timetable for the new ETV S:70 Ml Its th* Law a serious science. t«l \If rod Hitchcock You are more concerned station arid said a "test broad­ • 00 C l Klehtng Fun Hour “ Fear* that prop]* can t>* <:l* (31 New.cop* 10.4. C l Mali* That Spar* with the Impression you make 4:10 Ml .!r . Kd hypnotised a g a i n s t their on others when you first meet cast" is slated before Christ­ U oo C ) N o w s Ml Quy Lombard* C l NSW*— Murphy Mer­ wUU or that they will reveal them than in enjoying the mas with the station sche­ 1:41 ( JI N*w*eop* lin 7:00 C l Clrcui Boy eecrsta and change deep mor­ chance to get acquainted with duled to go on the air Jan. 11:11 ( l l Saw*. Sport*. Wool4. Ml Central Klorlda thsr al conviction* era ground- a new person. Bhowcas* <i) T h s a t o r e f th * Bt sro Officials alto analysed the Ml H*a Hunt 11:10 ( !) Johnny Car.oa You are miserable if you future development of the (Color» Till 111 Th* Lt*ut*n*nt hear about a party to which channel. Ml Jarkl* OMaton 11:14 C ) Msvrrlck Ml Hootenanny Central Florida Educational Igor Stravinsky, ona of the a lot e f your friends have till (II Jo*y Dlihop (Color) SATURDAY A. M. been Invited but to which you Television Inc. ia located in Ml Th* D*f*ad*r* great musicians of the 30th t il Lawrane* Walk «:l* (l ) How*, w ostasr ceatury, first planned a cs- have not received an Invita­ Orlando. 0:0* III Saturday Night tion. Attending the Sanford meet­ 1:1* 4*1 Kunrli* Bomsstsr Movl* la law. Hrowors Almsnoc If you do another person a ing were A1 Edmunds, dir­ T OO (ti • 10 Ml Phil Silvan 1*1 Sow* Ml Th* Hollywood r a i­ favor, you make quick work ector of Educational Televi­ 1:10 C l On* Wsy Mirror se*- • SHAEFFER’S C l HKD Mld-riortds of seeing to It that all of your sion for Central Florida; R. .0:1* Ml Oun.mnk* 1:0# ( !) Acrooo Th* Fane* •.Olio Ml BattMltn* CLOCK ft WATCH friends know of your good T. Milwee. Seminole County («) Cspt. Ksngaro* '.1:10 (I) Theater of th* iM r* C Rocky Jonr* REPAIR deed. superintendent of public in­ 11:11 *1 Adult Th**l*r I I* C l IP.bln flood .1:11 C l Movl* PICK-UP * DELIVERY It takes you a long time to struction; J. A. Thompson, (»» Major Mercury liaft Elm. Haaferd make even a simple decision superintendent. Indian River 1.0* 4*1 Th* Alvin Show SUNDAY P. M. 383-3331 1(1 Th* Alvin tthow —and after you've made it County; Thomas Smith, Bre­ t i l C l Ruff A Reddy It II Ml Faith f*r Today vard County assistant super­ l*i T*nn«>«»* Tuaod* C l Revival C ) Supermen intendent; Earl Kipp. Orange Ml On* Way Mirror !•:** C l llrrlor Mrathcot* County auperintrndent; Julian 1(1 Quick Draw llctiraw C l* Ml Far* Th* Nation III Loner Light llou»* C l Junior Auction Markham. Volusia County dir­ (11 Oral Kobarta l»C * C l Klr*h*ll XL ector of instruction; and W. 1:00 Ml Tour t.lf# In Th* i ( i Uiebly U oiii* World Today C i J*t*oni W. Friedman, Lake County Ml Herald of Truth ( l l t'onr.lo Th* M**ac* superintendent. C l NBC Opera (II Rln Tla Tta Qacoby M illett [ology series, siu h n» this one. 11iis is his third (lope show for the year and it concerns a power struggle for control of a Hollywood studio. The all star cast is headed by Rod Steiger, liobcit Culp, James Dunn and Anna Lee. 9 30-10 P.M. CBS. Twilight Zone. ” 1 Am Ths Night, Color Me llluck." Despite its shock aspects, this is a good niotnl preachment against the di­ seases of hate and prejudice. Also, aome good performances by Michael Constantine nnd I'niil Fix, respectively a Sher­ iff and an Editor with con­ flicting pointa of view. Per­ jured testimony convict* an [ innocent man (Terry Brekcr) |<'f murder. Sremingly, Ids only friend is the Town Min­ ister (Ivan Dixon), but it ap­ pears there's a mule power­ ful friend. On the day of th* |execution, the sun doesn't rise mid the darkneia of night seems to he everlasting. 10 11 IVM. CBS. Hie A l­ fred Hitchcock Hour. "B e­ hind The Locked Door.” The story about the ruthless mo­ W m ETV Channel 24 To Open Jan. 4 STOREWIDE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE SALE C) Cl l(, C> SATURDAY P. M. 11:0* («> figt- rraoiom Ml Sky King • Frtgldaire underwater Aetiew Zewa helps get dothee febutoueiy clean! Medal W CD A S -3 *1 8 8 With Trade Sid Vihtell RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO. I l l Magnolia 1 Sanford______ Ph. 822-0916 rasper Kury Roy Roger* Show U-any 4k Cecil NOW OPEN! TIME FOR tT friW KODAK CAMERA Capture These Once ♦ In • A • Lifetime Momenta Now] Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AYE. PHILIPS & FO X U P H O L ST E R Y • Cara A Furniture Slip Covers A Draperies ♦ Tree Estimates ♦ Pick-Up A Delivery Oviedo — Ph. 365-3901 Next to Poet Offlco 0:00 (41 Pro A Con (11 M--*l Th* Pr*t* 4.10 Mi Probe (41 (>rath Valley Pay* C l Xatvacnp. 7 00 (4 ) Dial* A Harriett C l llltl Dana Show Ml l.aeel* 1:14 14 1 llmplr* (11 Wonderful World *f Color Ml My Favorite Martian lo o m i Matlneland Carnival I 1C (7) Grind) Ml Arreet A Trial 9 O' C l llonanta 10 oO C| DuPont Dhow ef Week (91 Money llurk* 10:40 (9) till) Ki w i tteporl 11.Oil C l X.)a erupt* Ml lltrry IMaaonar X •wa (41 N*w»lln* 11:1* Ml Thetttr of th* Star* 11:10 C l I'xer Gunn 11:44 (*• liryhol* MONDAY A. II. th er who threatens to destroy the marriage of her underage daughter to an alleged fort­ une hunter ia a familiar one, but the frightening ending here Is original. Gloria Swanj son ia quite believable aa the coldly selfish mother and ap­ pealingly Innocent aa the young lovers are Lynn I.oring ami James MncArthur. The climax comes when a my­ sterious locked door, for which there ia no key, ia fin­ ally opened. 10-11 P.M. NBC. The Jack Paar Show (Color) (Rerun). A repeat of last year's Good Friday Show and a mild hour complete with Jack'a home movies of the Holy Land, which add up to an Interest­ ing travelogue. The always stirring .Muhalia Jackson slnga “ Coma On, Children, Let's Sing," Jim Bishop ia on hand to talk about lha U fa of Jesus, which Ills Bonk* have chronicled, and Robert Ryan acta out a post-crulflxlon rola aa a citizen of Jerusalem. The quixotic Mr. Paar’a Hour of Reverence. 4:14 Ml Selene* All Itare 1:0* Ml Alumal Fun C l Wild Kingdom Ml Trallmaotar 1:1* (11 OK Collet* Bawl Ml Ted Meek Amateur Hour 0:0* (II loth coatery TV RENTAL • Sales • Sortie* Seminole T V PA 3-4(28 Zenith Color TV Sale* 8600 Sanford Are. ( l l Truth or C*nooqusaeaa 11:41 (11 Outdlag Light 1:01 Ml Opon Window (41 Magic of Iloilo (11 K*w* sad W *a I k *e 1:11 Mi Lafftlm* 1:11 (11 roeu* 1:00 (II Aa Tk* World Fatal 111 Scltne* (II Nawaltn* 1:!S (01 You * Tour atudlBt 1.4* m i Password (11 P*opl* w ill Talk (I) Ann Southsra I I* ( l l NBC Newa t il* C< Th* Doctor* 1:10 Ml Art Llnklottsr (I) Day la C«urt IRISH LINEN mm F U L L ROLLS # FOR V2TH E REG. PRICE HAT FRAMES MIAMI (UPI) Catcher John Burrowi officially be­ came • reclamation project Thursday when the Baltimore Oriole* bought the young re­ ceiver from the Detroit Ti­ ger* for 88.000 after the Ti­ lers had drafted Burrows from the Orioleo In the flratyear player pool during the wihter. 79 m CLOSE - OUT 100% Dacron Crepe Dacron Cream P u ff ArncI & Dacron Crepe 10 0% Acetates 100% Estroiui Printed Pongees Printed T affetas Values To $1.89 Per Yard M ‘ e A cn 1 in % QUALITY REMNANTS 2 in > £ YARDS FOR ; $100 UNBLEACHED - MUSLIN 5 Y A R D S For * 1 ° ° SOLD BY TH E PIECE ARNEL JERSEY 1 TO ! YARD PIECES First Quality inFull Rolls 100% Acetates W ith Orioles M Yd. # FIRST Q U A LITY Little League Financing Discussed Sign On Nunehln* Almana* Kunthln* Almai.au Hunrla* Mamealtr World Clvlllaatlon Today Operation Alphabet Farm. Mark*! It#port (II Taday Ml V.'aka Up Movlta (•) Mirkla'e Gnap*| Time Ml Sawe A Weather Ml I'artoonvlll* Ml CapL Hangar** ( l l W t t l l l , * * t N*w« Ml Cartonvlll* C l Dlvorc* Court (41 Kveri-lre C l G*ll Itntna Skew M IIn(npatr Itoom Ml Amerlra* III aI** y C l her Whea M> Mlk* Wallace Ml Spanleh C i NBC Newa C l Word (or Word Ml I Loe* Lear l) i Daremher tlrld* Ml Th* MrCoy* Ml C**c*nlr*4lea Ml Trie* I* Bight Ml r*t* 4 Gladys (41 Th* Object I* (11 Mixing Link* — THEN CHECK T H E S E % FIRST Q U A L IT Y 1:3* Ml Ltaa Howard 1.0. C . Loretta Young (I) To Tell th* Truth Ml (l*ner*l lloaplt*! 1 11 (I) Dougla* Kdnardt 1:10 (31 Yuu Don't Say 1:11 (tl Th* llateh Oam* III Traltmaalar Ml S*er*l Storm 4:7* C l MIC N*w* 4:70 C l MIC N*w* (4) Uncle Walt Ml Discovery 'l l 4:10 III America* N*w**t*aO 4:11 III NBC N*w* * 04 Ml Ch4-krri»l* Ml Magllla Uor*l!x i:>4 Mi Newscup* Ml Deputy Dang * :!* C l Ncwvcup* (ill Leave It To Beaver (7) Cl Ml Ml (11 I II Mi Ml 7.11 (11 73 100% PURE IMPORTED By Marjsnn Milos The Forrat Gitjr Buoineo*men’s Aaaociation mot In spe­ cial at-aolcn Monday in Field’* lies) Estate Office to dlscu** way* and mean* o f oponooring tha arra'i Little League 4:40 teams. T 14 Mt Tentative plane are being < I 00 made to aponsor another auc­ tion party with proceed* to go I M 0:1* fo r financing th* Little X 1:00 League. I I* The South Seminole Little £ 4.10 League, which include* the K w 14.40 team* from Bear Imke and Foreat City, will tponoor a 11 Jl benefit race tl.ii Saturday at 110:10 ‘J p.in. at Seminole Raceway in C a a a e l b e r r y . Money i 11:00 realized w ill go to support the central ball park in Caoiel' 11:11 berry where all garnet o f tha 1.10 Ml Champlonablp Bow­ League are expected to take ling place. C l Frontier* of Faith MONDAY P. M. M l Challang* (loir Coacliea for the local team* 1:01 III Utar 4k Story II;** ( l l T**e n r * l Imp#** art Bill i’owell, seniors, 13-16 1:11 Ml Pro-Dowl*ra Tour «loa (11 Tople years; John Brewar and Bob Now* (II CBS Sporl* Spectacular Connover, major*, 8-12 years (II B*v*n Keys 1:01 (11 Sunday 11:11 Ml Harry B **4*a*r CO* (11 World of Golf and Dick Ootrander and John 11:11 ( f l Father Kaowa Bool (11 l**u** A Anewere III S*ar*k fee T*on*rr*w Hall, farm teami, 8-12 years. Ml On* ef a Kind 1:40 4:1* t ill ( 30 * H PRICES AS ONLY A SAMPLE OF OUR SALE PRICES. WEEKEND TELEVISIO FEATURED WASHER HAS 3 SPEEDS, 3 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FABRIC WASHING. A i By Abigail Van Buren cauee my husband told me how wonderful she was. On our f!rat meeting alone she told me that the only rea­ son her brother married me waa to stay out o f the army! Sho was so cruel and cutting I couldn’t wait to get away from her to let loose the Hood o f tears within me. I love my hus­ band and I think hr loves me. I don’t want to etir up trouble between my husband and his sister, but I would like to know where sho got an iden like that. MARRIED TWO WEEKS • S E W ft S A V E 45” W ide Hand W ashable 49 ■ O r ‘ p ie c e 79 l * m M Yd. VALUES TO $1.89 YD. D A N R IV E R D A N R IV E R HOYA CH ECK G IN G H A M FIRST QUALITY SOLIDS ft STRIPES FIRST QUALITY R E M N A N T shop Hwy. 17 & 92 Near Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. SEW ft SAVE > '' �Celebration Of Good Friday Tour In Morocco Is Recalled Passover To Begin Tonight Former Sanford long time real(font o f Sanford and of JockaonrlDo ainc® 1K3, died Thoreday in a Jackson▼flld hospital. Funeral ser­ vices will bo held at 4 p. m. Friday In the chapel KyleMcLellaa, funeral directors, in Jacksonville, and Interm­ ent will be in Sanford at 11 a. m. Saturday with Briaaon Funeral Home In charge of arrangements here. DeCoursey was boro in Fal­ mouth, Ky., and had been a resident of Sanford for 60 years. During the time he liv­ ed here he was associated with Atlantic Coast Line and retired in 1940 after 44 years of service. He was a 33rd degree Mason, a member of the Semi­ nole Lodge of Saoford. He waa also a member of the Woodmen of the World and tba First Baptist Church. During his residence In Jacksonville DeCoursey was president of the Senior Citlsens Club for eight years. He was also president for four years of the Friendship Club of the Jacksonville Woman's Club, a Ufa member o f the YMCA,,, and wss active in Salvation Army and other community affaire. He la survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Tom Henderson of Tallahassee and Mrs. J. W. Parham of Palm Bay, a granddaughter, Mrs. Oliver Patrick Hobbs of LawrenceviQe, Kan., and a sisterin-law, Mr*. Tom Cook of Jacksonville. NEW FREEZE-DRIED FOODS were user! In recipes demonstrated Wednesday at the Home Demonstration Center by Mrs. Sue Camp of Tallahussee, third from left, with Miss Myrtle Wilson, left nnd Mis* Lucy Nowlin, right, assist­ ing. Ready to serve one o f the completed dishes is Mrs. G. R. Gray, president o f the Elder Springs HD Club, at far left. (Herald Photo) Specialist Prepares Latest Type Foods By M ra. If. L. Johnson Mrs. Sue Camp, state nutri­ tion food specialist from Tal­ lahassee, presented a demon­ stration Wednesday on the new type freese-dried foods for food chairmen and mem­ bers o f tha county Home Dem­ onstration Cluba and for the interested public. Cottage cheese, p u m p k i n pie, fish patties, ham pattiea and Crab Meat Newberg wero prepared fay Mrs. Camp from tha newly developed food which Is said to last for years on the pantry shelf before use. The eottuge c h e e s e was made by putting the canned cheese in a bowl containing 1U cups cool water. This stood for five minute* with an occasional stirring. The can, weighing 2.4 ounces, will mnke four to six servings. The fin­ ished dish was garnished with minced carrots, chives and parley. The four-ounce can of fish, which will serve five, was add­ ed to boiling water and sim­ mered for one minute. Remov­ ed from water, the pottles wero garnished with puralcy. Cheryl Lynn Goodman, 101* months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Goodman of Sanford Routo 1, sponsored by Anna Miller Circle. Judy Mixon, 7 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mixon of Lake Mary, sponsored by American Le­ gion Post 63. Christina Marie Woodall, 11 months, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A- W. Woodall of 226 W. !8Ui St., sponsored by the Sanford Women's Club. Five other entries la the Baby of the Year Contest ap­ pear with lb la report The contest la aponaored by Zeta XI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Fourteen babiee have been entered in the event which atarted last Saturday and runs through April 4. Use In­ fants' pictures are located at RoumiUat it Anderson Drug Store, Touch Ion's Drug Store and Ben Franklin'* 6 k 10 Store. Each wrte coats ope cent •nd each candidate la spon­ sored by an area organisation. Proceeds from the contest will be used to assist the Lit­ tle Red Schoolhouse'a work R. DAVIDSON JR. with exceptional children in the area. Among those in tha con­ test are: Richard Davidson Jr. l i months, son o f Mr. and Mra. Richard Davidson of Lake Mary, sponsored by the Lake Mary Womcn'a Club. Donna Jane Pfeifauf, 4 months, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf of Osteen, sponsored by Sanford Rotary Club. JUDY MIXON Ham pattiea were prepared by the came method. The crab meat waa placed in a small bowl containing one quart of coo] water and let stand for aix minutes. After draining the sauce wee added. Contenta of the i n s t a n t pumpkin pla mix were put in a aauce pan with two cups of hot water, ‘ s (tick o f margar­ ine and two beaten eggs. This was turned into a nine-inch pie ihell and baked for 16 minutes at 400 degrees and another 16 minutes at 360 degrees. Samples of the prepared foods were distributed to the ladies and an Interesting dis­ cussion was c o n d u c t e d on WASHINGTON (U P I) The five-month-old investiga­ tion into the financial trans­ actions of former Senate Aide Robert G. ( Bobby 1 Baker to­ day was all but officially endOnly one more possible wit­ ness, columnist Jack Ander­ son, still was under considera­ tion. It was considered highly unlikely that he would be sum­ moned to testify. Special counsel Lennox P. McLendon, who has guided the Senate Rules Committee Investigation, said that Ander­ son was to be Interviewed again today by staff aides. There was no indication when the committee would meet to decide if Anderson should be called. Anderson was suggested as a witness by the committee Republicans. He is a director of Riddle Airlines which bill, cd Dakcr for charter flight to a fund-raising function in Nevada. ways to improve the producta. Mist Myrtle Wllaon, HD agent and Mita Lucy Nowlin, Florida Power and Light Com­ pany Home Economist, assist­ ed Mrs. Camp with the dem­ onstration. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in Orange Park at Grace Episco­ pal Churvh. In addition to W. S. Evans Jr., survivors are daughter*, Mrs. Louise Hall o f Tituaville and Mrs. Rose Schoen* of Orange Park; a son, Dr. James Patrick o f Savannah and 14 grandchildren. Woman Found Slain After Buying Gun WINTER HAVEN (UPI) — Mrs. Jane Olterdorf, 82, or­ dered a 22callbcr pistol Wed­ nesday from a local store for ''protection” because her hus­ band was out of town. She asked the man who de­ livered it to her home to show her how it worked. Mrs. Ollrrdnrf. who had been In poor health recently, was found dead Wednesday night. Sheriff's officers said they believe she shot herself in the right temple soon after the delivery man left. First Act of Congress was a bill regulating time and manner of administering oaths of office required by the Constitution. DONNA PFEIFAUF CHERYL GOODMAN CHMlBTINA Rex Liquors took a threepoint win over Dick’s Appli­ ance last week In the Dual nessmen a League at Jel Lancs to move back Into first place after having been re­ moved from the first epot two weeks ago hy Cavanaugh Tire Service, Ray Robinson hit 203'5ID to paco Rex while Dirk Schaffer allowed the way for Dick’s with 199/620. Cuvannush Tires lost a three point decision to team No. 6 to drop hark into sec­ ond place aa Billy Murphy led team No. 6 with 1R7/4D4 and George Mason was high for Cavanaugh with 102/640. Smith's Amoco continued Its surge by disposing of Kondrarkl and Cline's Sin­ clair via tha whitewash route. Marshall Wiltshire took all honors for tha leagus with 210/602 while pacing Smith's and David Oldham backed him up with 102/608. Steve Barnes 200/612 end Curtla Abney 188/621 were high for Kondracki and Cline’s. Faron Builders split oven with team No. 4 as Mika Accard! rolled a steady 172/600 and Leu Blond! chimed in with 188/607 to lead the Builders while Bill Bertleaon with 197/618 and Vergil An­ derson with 182/680 were tho shooting stars for team No. 4. Religion forbids the por­ trayal of human and animal likenesses in art in Moslem WOODALL cocatris*. PORT OF CALL for the Sanford Naval Academy’* weekly Wednesday luncheon thin week wns an early American Beene accentuated by the serv­ ing o f various food enjoyed in those days such as venison and beur. Among those participating were (from left) J. P. Weggers, president of the McFuddon Foundation; Lt. Col. H. J. Furman, academy commandant; Rear Adm. John F. Gallagher, U. S. Navy (Ret) ; and Capt. James D. Matthews, (Herald Photo) a director o f the McFadden Foundation. LARRY JAN DOTY, 21-year old member o f VAH-1, escaped eerious in­ jury when hia sport car convertible missed s curve on Like Mary Boule­ vard. skidded 127 feet and sailed 85 feet o ff the road into thick under­ brush. Investigating officers estimated the damage to the car at $800. Doty escaped with only minor bruises and lacerations as a result o f tha mishap* > (Herald Photo). It was a warm, balmy after­ noon. One of those nice lazy Spring days conducive to a catnap. The scene was an airbase United Press International outside Casablanca, in (then For 12 million Jews through­ French) Morocco. Th* year out the world, tonight is "the was 1943. The GIs had had noon chow night that differs from all and returned to the line. The other*.” first sergeant doxed in the or­ Sundown mark* the begin- derly room. nng o f Passover, the religious It was then the squadron festival that commemorate* commander, a captain, enterthe mighty set* of God by ed and aaid, "Sergeant, n \ which the children of larael j out a jeep—I want to take a were delivered from bondage ride." in Egypt some 3,200 year* The Jeep rolled along and ago. the sergeant noted the captain The Passover season is was quiet, meditating, and so celebrated for eight days by the sergeant said nothing, Orthodox and Conservative just drove in and around Jews, and for seven daya by Casablanca, past the Sultan's Reform Jews. Its highlight palace, through the market is the Seder, a family wor­ place. ship service built around a Still the captain continued ritual meal in which every quiet, and the sergeant, hav­ detail is prescribed by ancient ing always wanted to see Mar­ tradition. rakech, headed out of Casa­ Although the Seder may be blanca and Into the country­ conducted at a synagogue, the side. usual setting Is in the home. Suddenly, the captain or­ The mother spreads the Seder dered a halt. The sergeant table with her finest linens looked around and discovered and best silver. At sundown, they were stopped in front of she lights candles on the ta. a French cemetery. There bie, and all members of the was no grass, only sand, and family gather around. The the grave markeri were of father opens the service with fancy wrought iron instead of a blessing: the familiar marble. "Praised art thou, O Lord The captain walked through our God, ruler of the universe, the French cemetery and on who hast chosen us from all beyond an arched gate. Tha people and singled us out sergeant followed—and Into from among men . . . for Thy an American military ceme­ service." tery, covered with lush green The climax of the service grass and straight rows of comes when the youngest crosses, with an occasional child faces tha head of the Star of David. family and asks: The captain walked through "Why is tonight different tho rows, studying ■ a c h from all other night*?" marker. The aergeant follow­ The father replica by telling ed and noted the datea on the story of the Exodus as It Nov. 8, 9 and 10, 1942. Tbest is recorded in the Bible. In were the U. S. soldiers, sail­ his own words, he makes the ors and marines killed in the point that the annual cele­ invasion of Casablancal bration of the Passover ii a The captain paused before continual reminder to the one grave, quiet for a while Jewish people of the covenant and then said to the sergeant: which was sealed when they He was my best friend. 1 were led forth from bondage knew he was in the invasion — "You ahatl be my people . . . and I shall be your God." uh — whit day is it?" “ Captain. It's Good Friday." A abort time later the aergeant waa given a field com­ mission as a lieutenant and transferred to the Army news­ paper, Stars and Stripes. The invasion of Italy fol­ lowed and a few months la­ ter the lieutenant and tha captain, sow a major, met at a road block at the front, just outside Casslno, and had a brief, happy reunion. Maj. Scott Jones, of Fori Sill. Okla., was cut in two by a machine gun burst tha very next day. T h a aergeant-promoted-tolleutenant was Fred Van Pelt, MARCH 38 now managing editor of Tbo Admissions Fearl Long, Flossie Webb, Sanford Herald. Lula Hatcher, Julia Hendrix, Roberta Gatchel, Debra J. Rles, Cindy Carroll, Ctody Slayton, Deborah Walters, Margaret Jones, Louie Bridg­ John M. Stantfleld, ton at es, Alvls Fair, Edward W. Mr. and S i.:. W. A. StansDinkins, a l l of Sanford; field, 319 Magnolia Avenue, Elaina Davit, DeLaod; Gus­ will be eommlssioo:d a sec­ tav Anderson, DeBary; Jerri- ond lieutenant in the U. 8 lyn Clendtnin, and Annette L. Army artillery or graduation Hicks, Longwood from Florida State Univer­ Discharge* sity in April. Mary A. Eplin, Jeisia SoderStansfield, who majored la blom, Peter Barlow, Rotit mathematics, has completed Lee Monteiro, Walter Gay, four year* of ROTC at FSU. all of Sanford; Betty Baker He will be assigned to Fort and baby boy, Geneva; Mar­ Bliss, Tex. garet Stephenson, North Or­ lando; Ethel Reeves, Fair­ mont, W. Va.; Edward Currin, Henderson, N. C. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT BN and I've been looking for him. Now I’ve found him.” The aergeant returned to the jeep and a while later the captain climbed aboard. The sergeant beaded back to Caiablanca. Just as they arrived at the billet the sergeant remember­ ed the day and queried the of­ ficer: "Captain, do you know what day thli Is?" "Why, of course," he replied, "it's — Hospital Notes Sanford Man To Get Commission . Legal Notice THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOB SEHL NOLB COUNTT. FLORIDA. Farm Brief CHANCERY NO. IS4S4 Crowded stands o f tree's THE BOWERT l A T t X d l aren’t good investments for BANK, PUI oaim, land owners. Crowding re­ duces growth rate and make* them more susceptible to in­ sect and disease attacks. Reg­ uar thinings ere recommend­ ed. Hans Christian Andersen, author of children's tales, was a Dane. Legal Notice IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THIS ITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMIVOLK COCNTT. IN CIIANCKRY. No. ISUS FLORIDA MORTGAGE A SE­ CURITIES COMPANY, a Flor­ IV THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ida corporotteu, Plata! Iff. THE .VIVTIt JUDICIAL CIR­ Milk Hearing: CUIT IV AND FOR SEMI. ra. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - .VOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IIUET WINKLER. Ot US. Ot at., Dtfandants. The Florida Milk Commission MIVM'F.nV VO. 1X4*4 NOTICE OF THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS today scheduled a public hear­ SAVINGS BANK. FORKCLOSUBB SAI.B Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY OH’ ing for April 3 In Jacksonville EN. purauant to a Final Dato consider proposed changes >». CLENMON F. NICLET. at UI, rrta of foracloiur*. dated Ih* In the agency's regulatory Defendant*. 2-th day of March. ISM, and NOTICE OF SALK enttrtd In Chancery cat* No. power*. Chairman John Pin­ NOTICE IS HERRBT GIV­ 13331 o f th* Circuit Court kerton said the meeting would EN that on th* Sth day of of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit of be held at 9:30 a.m. in the April, ISM. at ll:# a AM. at Florida, In and for Samlnolo th* main door of th* Court­ County, whsraln Florida MortRobert Slyer Hotel. house of yemlnol* County, at gas* A Securities Company, a Sanford. Florida, tho under­ Florida corporation, la plain­ signed Cltrk will offer for tiff. and nUET WINKLER and •ate to tha hlghrat and brat GAT NELL WINKLER, hit hlddrr for cash tha following wifa. at * 1. sra defendants. I will Mil te th* hlgheot and deerjlbad rrat propartr: iv T iir. r m r r i T v o m i t o r Lot 1. Blork B, COUNTRY beat hlddtr for eaih at tha Tilt! .n i n t h J i n t c u t , r m CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. front door of tho Samlnolo m it , iv i v n r o n * i: m i 1, according to tha plat County Court Itouao Ih San­ NOl.H COUNTY. ri.UHIRA thereof aa rrcnrdad In ford, Samlnolo County, Florr k i t n r r V*. mans Plat Book 11. I’agt SI, Ida. at 11:01 o'clock A. M. on r o H m .n M n r o r Public Itecorda of Sami- tho 13th day ot April, 1SS4. tho following dtacrlbsd proparty, MORTGAGE note County, Florida ERIE COUNTY S A V I N G S togathrr with all atruelurai. aa aat forth te tho Final Do­ BANK, a New Tork Corpora­ Improvements. flituraa, appli­ or**. te-wlti tion Lot 34. Block II. W EATHance* and appurtananraa on ER8 FIELD FIRST ADDI­ Plaintiff •aid land or nttd In conjunc­ V* TION, according to th* plot tion therewith. tharoof aa recorded In Plat CURTIS Cl, AHENCE II ATMAN. Thla .ate It mad* purauant Book 13. pagoa *4 and 41, Jn. and RUTII It ATM AN. hi* to final dterta of foracloaura wlf* Public Record* of Samientered In Chnnrtry action No. note County Flarlda. Attendant* 114*4 now pending In th* Cir­ v o n r * TO APT ISAM DATED thla Mth day of cuit Court of and foe Semi­ March. ISM. TO. CURT]* CLARENCE HAT- note County, Florida. MAN and RUTH HATDATED THIS 33lk day Of (SEAL) MAN Arthur H. Baekwlth, Jr, March. 1S4L Clark. Clrrult Court of Sit* 8 W. 47th Avtnut, (BEAL) I.akt Forest Samlnote County, Florida Arthur H. Barkwlth, Jr. Iteltndalt. Florid* By: Sandra S. Johneon Cltrk of tho Circuit Court Tou ar* hereby notlfltd that Deputy Cltrk By Sandra S. Jahnaon * Complaint to Eoraclota a Kuril A Cooper Deputy Cltrk rartaln mortgage on tha lot- ANDEBSON. BUSH. 111 N. E. lot Avtaua lowing dtacrlhrd propartr. to- DEAN A LOWNDES Miami 13. Florida fit: Publteh March 37. li lt . Attorney* for Plaintiff l»ot IS, EAETRROOK 8 UR- IZ3 Eaet Central Boultrard CDS-tt DIVISION. UNIT NO. SIX. Orlando, Florida IV THB CIBCUnr COURT OF REPEAT OF BLOCK "14". i'uhllah March II. ISM. TUB NINTH JCDICIAL CIR­ according to tha Plat CDS-S1 CUIT IN AND FOR SEMItharaof at rteordtd In Plat NOLE COCNTT. FLOBIBA. NOTICE OF SUIT Book IS, Pag* It, Public CHAN CERT NO. ltTXI Raoorda of Stmlnol* Coun­ TO I WILLIE LEE MIKE AMERICAN FEDERAL SAV­ ty, Florida, 7SI Mount Aranut INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIAT­ to**th«r with th* following Wyandanch, New Tork You ara harthy notified that I O N OF ORLANDO, llama of propartr which ar* Plaintiff. located In and ptrmanantly In­ a ault haa btan filed agalnal sulted aa a part of tha Ira- you In th* Circuit Court of provamant on amid land: tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of ARLENE M. CARLTON, formIIOTPOIXT E L E C T R I C Florida, In and for Samlnote orly known as ARLENE M. nnOP-lN RANOE MODEL County. In Chancery No. 13IS4. TERRELL ot *1. Dafandanto. lo n tF ji.n h k h i a l s»s«: Tho name* of th* known natur­ NOTICE OF OALB PRKIIPAIRE ELECTRIC al daftndanta ara A N N I E NOTICE IS HERE8 T OIVDIHIIWASIIKR M O D E L GRACE MIKE. EDDIE LEE DWIVII-TW SERIAL SI- MIKE. VIRGINIA MIKE and EN that on th* Sth day ot April, IIM. at 11:00 A. M. At vn m o WILLIE LEE MIKE. Tba naturo of this cult la th* main door of th* CourtFltlOIDAIRE ELECTRIC RKFHIOKHATOR MODEL for th* forocloaur* by th* hout* of Samlnolo County, nt FDA-tST-St-TW SERIAL plaintiff of Ita mortgaga Sanford, Florida, th* uadtrIIA UIH agalnat tha following describ­ signed Clerk will offer for LUX At RE FURNACE MO­ ed real proparty In Bamlnula •at* to th* hlsboot and baot bidder for cash tb* following DEL HO.TSS-I County. Florida: LUXAIRE AIR CONDI­ Lot S. Block t l. Tier H. deecrlbed real property! Lot II. and tbn Northerly of Sanford, according to TIONER M O D E L CA-JI H of Lot MA no found by SERIAL Fl-4314 E. R. Trafford'o Map bteootlng tb* rood fronthas baaa filed against yog and tharoof. duly rocordod la ago on quintuplet Drlvo mu ara required to aaraa a th* Public Record* of nnd tho Ink* frontago on copy of your Anawar or PteadBemlnol* County, Florida. Lako Tvonna. of n RoIng to th* Complaint on th* An abbreviated title of tb* plnt of Lot* U . II. 14 nnd IMalntirr* attorn.-,. DANIEL cat* te KENWOOD INVEST­ MA of a RopUt of Part ot J. LoFEVRK of Warrick, Car­ MENTS. INC, etc, ▼*. AN­ gpertoman'o Farad tea, no gill S LtFarro, STS Waat NIE GRACE MIKE. Ot at. par plat thereat recorded Fairbanks Avtnvt, P. O. Uog Tou ar* horohy required to in Plat Book IS. Pag* If, ITS, Winter Park. Florida, and file your anawar with tha Public Record* of g*mlfile th* original Answer or Clark of thla Court and to not* County, Plorldo. Pleading la th* offlc* of th* •trv* a copy thereof on th* Clark of tha Circuit Court on plaintiff* attorney*. ROTH. together with all atructuraa. or bafor* th* Slth day of SEGAL A LEVINE, 14S South Improvement*, flituraa, appli­ April. ISIS. If you fall I* do Court Street. Orlando. Florida, ances. and appurtenance* on so, judgment by default will not later than Friday, May told land or used la toajuatba taken against you for th* II, 1M4. If yes fall to do ao. Uon therewith. This sola 1s mad* purauant Mltef demanded In th* Com­ a decree pro ronfeeee will b# plaint. entered agalnat you for th* to final daero* of forocloaur* DONE and ORDERED In relief demanded In th* eom onterod In Chancery action No. Chambers at Sanford. Semi plaint III3I now pending In th* Cir­ note County. Flurlda tbit lltb Dated at Sanford. Florida, cuit Court of nnd for Somteol* day of March, ISM. thle M U day at March, JIM. County. Florida. (SEAL) DATED TUI* Nth day of (SEAL) Arthur M. Beckwith. Jr., Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr March, ISM. Clark Clerk af tha Circuit Court (SEAL) By: Sandra S. Johnson Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. of Samlnolo County, Flor­ Deputy Clark ida Clark of th* Circuit Court Oaatel J. LaFevra af By: Saudra S. John*** By; Sandra S. Johaooa Deputy Clark WARRICK. CARO ILL 4 Deputy Clark LePKVRB ANDERSON. RUSK. ROTH. SKOAL 4 LETINB P. a Bog ITS 140 South Court Street DEAN 4 LOWNDES STS Waal Fairbanks Avosua Orlando. Plorldo Attorney* for Piolutlff Winter Park. Florida Adorn ere for Plaintiff 111 Eaat Coatrat Boulavaed Publish March IT * AprU S. Publish March *» 4 April I. Orlando. Florida t*. IT. 1H4. 1#. IT, IMA. FuMI'h Maooh M. 1*04. Legal Notice Legal Notice O TO. JOHN W . LOWS. *4 ux. Defendants NOTICE OF SALK NOTICE IB HEREBY RIV­ EN that an th* Ith day af April. ISM at 11*0 A.M. at tha main door af th* Courthouat of Samlnolo County, at Sanford, Florida, tha under* •Ignail Clark will offar for «al* to tho blshaet and beat bidder for caah th* following doocrlbad real proptrtyi Lot I. Block B, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. according te th* plat tharaof aa recorded In Plat Book 11. Pag* Its. Publlo Record* ef Semlnolo Coun­ ty. Florid* together with all structures Improvement*, flituraa, appllaneo*. and appurtananooo *u said land or uaod In confuta­ tion therewith. Thla eala te mad* purauant to final deertt of foracloiur# entered In Chancery artlon No, HtJt now pending In th* Clr. cult Court ef and for Saminolo County. Florida. DATED THIS 33th duy at March. ISM. (REAL) Arthur If. Tlockwlth, Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court By: Sandra S. Johneon Deputy Clark ANDERSON. RUSH, DEAN 4 LOWNDES Attorneys for Plaintiff 333 Eaat Central Boulevard Orlando. Florida Publteh March 3f. 1314. CDS-tt NOTICE BT BALE Nolle# L hereby given that purauant to th* flaal daerao of foreclosure and sal* antar. *d la tha eauao pending tu tho circuit court In and for BomlnoU County. Florida, eaaa docket number 1104, tha andtralgnod Clark wilt soil th* proporty situated to sold Oounty described so: Lot 31, SOUTH FTXBCRERT, Third Addition, a subdivision, according to a plot tharoof rocordod la Plat Book 11. pogo* S3 and S3 of th* Fublio Raenrdo of Bomlnsl* County. Flor­ ida. Together with th* following Rams o f pro­ perty locotod In tnd per­ manently Insulted aa a pert of th* Improvements on said U n i: On* OE Re­ frigerator, Eloetrlc. Mo­ dal LAB11R. Sorlol ORSSt333 i On* OE Bullt-tu Rang*. Electric. Modal 314R18S. Serial YROIM4TI On* OE Built-In Oran, Eteetrle. Modal J3MR4BC. Serial TR1S34SI; On* DueTbtrm Hooter, Otl Mo­ dal SSI.I, Sartol 1IIEI7I Ona Victor Climax Kitchen Exhaust Fan; Ona XuTon* Bath llaator, and Ten Ven­ etian Blinds, motel, manu­ factured by Sauksrlk Glass 4 Paint Company, Sanford. Florida. Together with gtl gtraotUTOU • nd Improvement* now nnd hereafter on said tend, sad fix­ ture* attached thereto, and all rante, laiuta. proceed*, and profit* accruing and I* ac­ crue from said premia**, all of which or* Included within ilu Ih* forogoteg description and tha kabtndum thoroef; sloe all gas. steam, olactrlo, water, and alitor booting, eooktng. rofrtgoratlng, lighting, plumb­ ing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems, maohloao, uppllouco*. fixture*. und ap­ purtenance*. which now ore or moy hortuftor portals l a ho used with. In, *r * « said premia**, ovtn though th*y b* detached or detachable at public sals, te th* high­ est und bast klddo* for oath between tbs haurx of atevan •'deck In tk* forenoon und tw* o'clock lu tha afternoon •n th* lllh day * f April. 1144. ut th* Front Door o f th* Bamlnel* County Courtbono* to Sanford. Florida. (SEAL) Arthmr K. Beckwith. N . Clerk of tho Cl resit Court By: Sandro 1 Johnson Deputy Clerk Jonnlngt. Watte, Cltrk* and Hamilton Bsraotl National Bank Bldg. Jockoonrltt* 3. Florida Puhllsk Marek FT. 1*M. CDS-M NOTICE I wfll agt to nspHsMs ft far gay 4thU taeurreg W anyone* any *4*4 other than myoolf. /• / A. L VICZVM / mm — .■to id 4 �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322 - 5612 Phone Classified 0. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sal* 2 Bit Furn. house. 218 W. Ball-Blair Agency 19th St. $85 mo. Vacant REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Apr. lit. No peta. 322-2909. 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-5841 >V E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 1M POCKET FARM From Sanford Exchange W. First St. You'll love this clean, pret­ Modern 2 Rm. Apt. 601 Pal­ ty, furnished farmhouse sit­ metto. 322-1374 or 5492. ting in the middle of 3 rich culUvated acres o f land 1 BR, Lakefront furn. cot­ near a great fishing lake. From Seminole County tage. Reasonable summer Give us a ring—it's only a rates. 963 Oxford St.. Long10 minute drive. Price wood, Fla. Ph. 838-2348. 811,500. Some Terms. Phone Stemper Agency 1119 S. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie NOT LONG DISTANCE French Ave. I23-4M1. Cowan. 322-4013. 3 lje # a n fn rh fr r a l h S W E E T IE PIE Fri. Mar. 27, *64— Paso 9 By Nadine Seltzer 322-5512 mm Office 204 W . First DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T u m ., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before iniertlon. Mon. • Sit. noon. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & F ou n d 2. Notices - Personals 5. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation G. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted . 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babyaltteri 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 28. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale S4-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 3G-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 8. Notices • Personals Income Tax R eturn. L em ir WUUemi, Five Point#. Ph. 322-7843. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto I22-8S37 321-7341 Vacuum Cleaner Repairs, parts; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWey, GE, etc. Cleaners sold, exchanged. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 3-4783. VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — ALL MAKES Phone 322-2282 8, Education • Instruction Baton end Strutting lessons. Group or private. Phone 331-8442 after » p. m, Large 2 BR. house. 322-7388 TRADE THAT TRAILER Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave Apply 5-6:30. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK FOR A NEW HOME IN A LIMITED NUMBER OF TRAILERS BEING TAKEN ON TRADE ON 3 A 4 BED RoPaway, Hospital A Baby ROOM HOMES “ Mind If I th e r e Beds. CaU Mr. Lcatherbury at By Day, Week, or Month 322 2744 Ph.- FA 2-5181 116 W. ltt S t 12. R e a l E a ta tc F o r S al* Between 1 and 5 Daily CARROLL'S FURNITURE EVERETT A. H A R P E R 3 BR, 2 Bath CB home, 305 9. For Sale or Rent Satauma Dr., R a v e n n a AGENCY, Realtor, Inauror, Park. FURN. House in Sanford. Ph FI1A-VA Sales Broker. 2485 Orlando 423-8111 or Apopka S. Park Ave. 322 2284 Residential A Commercial In 888-4849. 322-2285. come property for sak or CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 3 BR. Homt, Stuay, 1H trade. Near Shopping cen LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s Baths, Urge FamUy Rm. in ter. Ph. 322-3535. good neighborhood; indud 322-1397. lng ateve, rtfrlg., room air Nice 5 BR home, offers in 2 BR houae, kitchen equipped come, Invest. $8,920. 322-5689. conditioner, washing m i Inquire 817 Catalina Drive chine A rugs. Really ter 2 BR., 1 BATH rifle buyl Monthly pay 11. Real Eatata Wanted Screened porch, Including kit­ menu $83.50. chen equip. Down payment WILL BUY DIRECT from KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, $350. Monthly Fiymeota Owner a tract of high land lac. $58.50. with adequate Lake front­ FA 3-8074 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, age. Please state location, INC. LONGWOOD AREA size, price A terms. Address FHA—35 Yr. Mortgages 322-8074 P. O. Box 1042, Winter Park, RENT A BED NO CLOSING COSTS y ou r u m b ra lla 7 " 12. Real Entate For Sale 3 BR., l i t bath home. As­ sume payments. 322-5435. 16. Female Help Wanted HOUSEWIVES Tel. work, your home, up to $30 weekly comm, part time. Permanent. Write Interna tional Magazine Service, P. O. Box 8457, Orkndo, Fla. BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 322-9658 Day Dishwasher, mutt he ex perlenced, white fem ak pro ferred. Apply Chick 'n Treat Sanford. 94. Articles For Sale Tractor mowing & Grading, GUNS. New & Used. Large Call FA 2-7621. selection. WiU trade, also repair. Tackle told & re Piano Tuning end Repair paired. Used boats and mo­ W. L. Harmon — FA 1-4233 tors. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp 4 Gun Shop. PIANO SVC. 4 TUNING Rebuilding • Kefcltlng READY MIX CONCRETE FREE ESTIMATES Patloa, Floor, Free Estimates QENE CUMBAA Silla, Hotel*, steps, blocks, 322-2881 — After 13 p m. sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry Need a Painter? 322-3090. wells. Stepping atones. P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Large, Small. CaU Bob 309 Elm Ave. 222-5751 323-0743. SINGER SLANT-OMATIC NEED A PICTURE? Reposscaed. Would like reCall Bill Vincent at sponsible party to take up The Sanford Herald payments of 39 per month I. D. Portraits, Commercial on Slant-O-Matie Automatic Parties 4 Gatherings, Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Small or Large. Guaranteed, Like New sew FAST SERVICE lng condition. CaU Collect Day 322-2611 . Night 322 0922 241-9587 evenings or 4220932, Service Discount, WEI.LS GRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1 • Smith Corona Standard AU Types and Sizes Typewriter, $19.50; Royals; We Repair and Service R. C. Allens, Underwoods S T I N E from $49.95 up; Also ElecMachinery and Supply Co. trie Portable $159. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3-8432 PoweU'a Office Supply Co, Small Down Payments HOMES FROM $12,500 WANTED: 40 riders, 9Sc round trip, to Cape Ken­ nedy. Call 321 9348 8. Fur Kent___________ • RR House, 1 Bath, fenced yard. Pb. 322 -4488 . 1 BR., Furn. Apt. wtth Pvt. bath, 317 S. Park Ave. Payton Realty $100 UNFURN. 2 BR, kit. elec, equip. 830 mo. 2482 Orange Ave. Ph. 322-8830 after 6 p. m. LAKE MARY. Furn. Duplex Apt. 885. Adults, no pets. CaU 312-3930. STOREROOM, or office, on 1st. St., near 2 free park­ ing lota. Inquire, Manuel Jacobson's Dept. Store. Modern C.B. I OR. 1W bath, kitchen equipped. Interior newly paUted. Available Mar. Slat, f 100 . 668 4023. Please do not call Friday nights or Saturday. Furn. A pt Close In. Apt. 4833 Me- 40TM W. 1st. LAKE MARY, 3 BR. Unfurn. house, kit. equlpt. $73. Avail. April 3. Ph. 322-0184. EFFICIENCY OAR- APT., ALL CONVENIENCES. CLOSE IN, OARAGE. Pit. V A -FH A Deltona Jim Hunt Realty Government Seminole Realty Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty SO U TH W A R D SINGER ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE (Rental Machine) Reduced 25% CaU Singer Representative WX 6800 96. Automobile* - Truck* ’53 Riviera Super Buick, one owner, cheep. ’49 1H Ton Chevrolet truek, roaeonabk. Ph. 222-9736. S A V E $150 By doing a little work your­ self. 1958 6-cyl., stnd. shift 2-R«cllning chairs. 100" Couch. Chevrolet, new tires. Only 5-Bar stools. Combination 8300. Phoo* 222-7501. Record Player—24" TV. 2 Portable TV aetj. 2409 DeBUYING A I R t «r Cottea Ave. 322 1513. USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH UB 8ANFORD CARPETS. ♦ Low Interest Bate* UNOLEUM 4 TILE CO. ♦ Low Monthly PxyuMata Quality InstaUationa FLORIDA STATE BANK i n W. 1st St., Sanford Free Estimates 322-3241 ’37 Plymouth $113. 322-9232. COMPLETE SET Golf Clubs, WHY Buy someone elses trou­ 1-4 Woodj, 1-9 Irons, Putbles tor, Wedge, Cart, UmbreUa. WHY Go to the expense ot a Ph. 322-5100 after 5 p.m. second used ear WHEN You can drive a brand 95. Article* Wanted new Vespa for 85 00 WANTED. Girl*# 28" or 28" down and 84.50 per Rlke. Reasonable. 322-7933. week, end get up to 135 zn.p.g. WANTED I Citrus fruit. Large Transmission guaranteed for or small amounts. Bonded life. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Leo Mine­ LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE field. FA 2 4244 2517 Country Club Road 822-7921 96. Automobile* • Truck* M a y W e Suggest- 000 CATALLNA DRIVE Sewing Machine Two bedroom home with LAKE MARY, New 2 B r„ large rooms, oak floors, kit­ Operators Needed Live Cheaper Than Rent nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile chen equipped. Situated on Steady employment In a mo­ - 304 W. 3nd St. FA 3-8038 MAR. SPEC. Ladlet' tennis Country Club bath, act-ln grove. New low 2 Urge terraced loU with dern alr-coodltioned factory ILL WORK GUARANTEED ahoot, Reg. $2.99, Now $1.99, price. Owner. 322-6859. fruit and shade trees. Pric­ Apply In person to AUx of Heights Army-Navy Surplus. ed at $12,000, with Terms. Sanford, Illway 17-92, Do 31. Poultry • Livestock Rt. 17-92 Turn on Rt. 427 Exclusive with ROBERT A. WILLIAMS not phone. at Five PoinU, 44ml. to SR 15 1 • Reconditioned Underwood Welsh Mare, 8 yrs. old, genUe Realtor Adding machine, 10 • key, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FIND Raymond Lundqulat, Asso Registered Nurses and broke to ride, 8100. Ph. h a n d , with subtraction, Realtor 322-7477. EASTER EGGS FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. or 859.95. New electric adding In your own back yard with Raymond Lundqulat, Asso, machines, from $139.95 up. 31 A. Pete FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Licensed Practical Close-in— 2 BR trame home 5 Oak trees. This 4-Bedroom Fowell's Office Supply Co. with extra Urge lot—300 ft. Home has full ceramic tile BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 Bath Utter English Setter pupa for Nurses 117 S. Magnolia Ave. frontage on Magnolia Ave. bath with large built-in lin­ sale. Ph. 322-9223. Home in Ravenna Tark. A 322-5842 —could be made Into 3 k>U en closet. Separate dining 1) 1/ you are above average real buyl Owner 323 0648. DACHSHUNDS, MINIATURES —level ground with loU of room • Kitchen - Utility and capability AKC. Red trees—810,000. R oom -P a tio-F irred WaUa 2) if you enjoy working dir $300 D O W N Phone 322-2448 $550 Down FHA. 863 month 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home on ectly with patlenU S t Johns Realty ly plui tsgai A Iniurance. Urge lot 250 ft. deep, with 3) if you are public rels 32. Fiowern • Shrub* THE TIME TESTED f l * U Will ctM idw vacagt lets la Otm minded separate dining, newly paint­ t il N. Park Ava FA frtltt " o r a n g e "t r i m ■" Dads. ed Inside and out. Nice big trees with fruit. If you have these qualities $14,600 BEAUTIFUL BUILDINO LOT Johnny Walker, Broker Come pick them out 4 we 333-6487 for Appointment and good references, Do In Loch Arbor— 91 ft. front $100 D O W N wlU plant. DAVIS’ NUR8 Bary Manor k willing to on West Crystal Drive—Over Bedroom, 1 Bath, Central IR Y , 888-5083. pay accordingly. 3 & 4 2oo f t dttp—Exceptionally heat. Payments leas than BEDROOM HOUSES high ground with trees. BLOOMING Rosea on Chero$50 per month. IMMEDIATE DeBary Manor ket stock, AU other kinds OCCUPANCY St. Johns Realty of Nursery ahrubbery and N ursing Home Air-Conditioning Optional THE TIME TESTED FIRM trees. Aa Low aa 8350 Down 118 N. Park Ava. FA 8-8123 Gray Shadows Nuraary FA 8-1301 17-83 at Hiawatha Retirement Center CRY8TAL LAKE PARK 80 N. 17-88 8 ML 8. on Sanford Ave. F H A - V A HOMES BUILDERS CLOSEOUT LAKE MARY DeBary, Florida 0884436 Weet oa 35th St. and Bedroom with 2 fuU tile 3, 8, A 4 BEDROOMS 33. F u rn itu re Left oa Lake Mary BJvd. baths in Country Club 19. Situations Wanted 1, lM , A 8 BATHS HOME CRAFT HelghU, the beautiful com HOUSEWORK: 332-8440. 3 Mika DOWN PAYMENTS FKOM 8 End tables, 1 Coffee tabte, munlty away from the city 323-2744 1 End tabk er Bookcase HOUSEWORK. Ph. 3334440. oolses and flight pattern, aad Low Monthly Payments bum for plate glass top. 810 and with the convenience! LAKE WAYMAN For Compute Inform atloa SLIPCOVERS made to Order tha lo t TE 8-8778 Winter of **w«r, water, itreet HEIGHTS Sea Or CaU Your Reasonable. Ph. 33S-IUI. Park. lights and sidewalks. This LONGWOOD FHA - V A spacious horn# failures Se­ South on IT-88 — 8 ml. Work wanted. Dayi. 333-7083 WANTED reuable couple I* van c k a tu and $ hugs a xil (8 blocks Northwest of take up monthly payments Ft. utility room. This is a SO. B a b y s itte r * SALES BROKER Loogwood P U is) of H I M *a 8 tempi# b u i l d e r i ckaeout. FHA BABYSITONQ to m y heme. rooma of furniture. CaU L M N Enterprises, evaluation k $13,100 with TE 8-1311, Csaaelberry, eel338-8874. Inc. 871.18 per month. The build­ teat 2565 P art Dr. 80-8430 PH. 888-1811 er* will include 8800 worth 21. Baanty Batons FREE ESTIMATE OREENBRIAB *f tew furnishing# *r will PERMANINT SPECIAL! Upholstering 4 Mattreia Choice lata available la credit that amount. Come Our Budget Wave Now $1.98 oveting. New 4 Used Furni­ and see us today. Call Bill Graenbriar o f Look Arbor Ace Beauty laloa, ture. CaU Nil Bidding Mfg. Uni worth for appointment, overlooking golf eourae. Property Management __ Y e t , h a rt a t Mayfair Hotel Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 323-65*0. Southern Homes. Custom building ta yaur A Saloa Broker Phone 322-8335 FA 2-2117. speelfleatUna. Greenbrlsr NO MONEY DOWN. Take davalopad by HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Sell Ue Your Furniture. eakttai mortgage on I bed­ Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also KINOSWOOD T h a i* lovely homes Quick Service With the Offers for your aeleetkfl room, 3 bath. 113 E. Cole­ BUILDERS, INC. evenings. 3 Senior stylists. are sailing f a i t The these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 C ub. SUPER TRADINQ man Clr. For info, call 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. 202 Fairmont Dr. reason is solid value POST. FA 2-0677, ’ Bedroom 323 0867. FA 8-8074 lo w price and high Special By Popular Demand Used furniture, eppllances, BARGAIN DAYS quality-Comsoutand Our Budget Wave Spec. |6.95 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. If you are interested in Real see these wonderful Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Larry'e Mart 211 Sanford Estate at a bargain price homes for yourself31S Palmetto Ave. 122-0834 Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. read this: Commercial site, There are 16 com­ 1901 S. Park 312-5232 zoned C-l for neighborhood 25. Plumbing Services pletely furnished mod­ For the biggest sskcUon of Nltea: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 Priced From $6,750 commercial enterpriae. Ap­ e ls to choose from, nearly new and used furni­ PLUMBINO praised value, $3500. Cash Down Payments in clu d in g a replica GOLFER’S PARADISE ture, tee NoU'e Furniture Contracting Bepalri price for Immediate Sak, of the World's F a ir One o f Loch Arbor's finest Brokerage In Casselberry A s Low A s $100 FREE ESTIMATES $3500. House. While here en­ homes In a secluded spot on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 8. R. L. HARVEY joy a free ride aboard surrounded by natural beau­ Monthly Payments FA 2-3383 34. Article* For Bale Investment opportunity. 370 204 Sanford Ave. the riverboat,"Deltona ty and facing directly on From $43.50 fMt on 4-tane Highway, Or­ Quean"! the Golf Course. A home To task* the beat home 27. Special Services Brothers" Knitting Mechln* ange City access road to designed for gracious living, boy. He the complete with carrying cate, $ 7,8 8 0 . to 1 1 8 ,3 3 0 . Ae expressway 1-4. Can be PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, charming throughout and attachments and Instruc­ - V A - FHA low aa $ 240. down and purchased today for $3700 and all types Home Repairs. having a dining room, Flor­ tion manual. Like now $25. 9 4 B .2 7 pa r m onth — cash. • All Work Guar an tecxl Appointed ida Room, 3 baths, fire­ 322-7475. N o alaslng costa! A. J. ADCOCK place, central beat and airProperty kautlful Home in Maitland, General Contrsctor conditioning and a perfect­ Shoe Skates 4 cate. Size 8. M anagem ent & 122-8531 owner has tse.ooo invest­ M IV E OUT TODAY 813. Ph. 333-0872. ly bug* s-Car garage- *«• ment, 3700 square feet of Take Interstate 14 — get celient long-term financing Sales Broker OVER 23 YEARS o ft at the DeDery Exquality construction with with as little aa 81,000 down. 1100 DOWN of Fine Workmanship in Up­ ciiengs, or cell. avery convenience, yours Exclusive with 145 MONTH holstering, Draperka, Slip­ today for 8T,3oo. 8 • Bedroom Homo cover#. Tim# payment# ts CUSTOM REALTY Offleo FA 8-MI little aa 85 mo. Drapery WINTER PARK Night FA M848 Hardware Installations. M A C K LI BRO f.D IVISION INVESTMENT A REALTY Corner I .re ltd. and 17-12 833 0788 TMX 0 CLTOMA CONDONATION KULP DECORATING SHOP Phone 644-0021 lid N. PARK AVE. 833-9178 8888 Pash Br. I k 8385 Park Dr. 322-8480 Ph. 322-2333 12. Real Estate For Sale 94. Article* For Sale 117 8. Magnolia Ave. For FAST TAXI SERVICE 322-5842 call Homer Little at Grey ’58 Flrcflite DcSoto, lldtp., 97. Boat* • Motor* hound Bus Station. 323-1421 fuU power, alr-cond., good REPOSSESSED S I N G E R , or 322-0993. cond. $395. See at Spiers At- Gateway To The Waterway Sclect-O-Matlc, Like New, UnUc Sendee Sts., Sanford Hobson Sporting Goods Does DecoraUve Sewing, Berryhlll Painting Contractor, Ave., 4 Onort Rd. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Commercial - Industrial • Mskes Buttonholes, Sews on Buttons, Monograms, Em­ 1939 OLDSMOB1LE Sta. wa­ 304-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. PA 3-5981 Residential. Free estimate broiders, Etc. All Without We Appreciate Your Bus! gon, Super "88", RAH, pow­ 39. Trailer* • Cabana* Attachments, Guaranteed, ness. 322-2287. er, Below market price. Coat Over $300 New, Now 222-7459 d a y s , 322-5298 25 FT. Spartan, shower, toilet, 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e heat, refrig. Easy Lift Only $59.92, or Pay $7.49 nlghta. Hitch. $750, terms. Maria* Monthly. Ph. FA 2 8827. A U T O GLASS 1953 Olds "98", full power, Isle, Hiway 48, 4 ml. B, 84 Carat Diamond Ring, white good cond. $270. 322-2874. Sanford. Lumpkin. IN STALLE D gold setting, size 514. $175. Senkarik Glass and Paint Phone between 5-7 p. m. Company 522 9852. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Carpets clean eatler with the COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Blue Lustre Electric ShamFree inspection, estimates pooer, only $1 per day. Carpickup, delivery. Recoring A n ew BUICK, PONTIAC, or RAMBLER, or a roll's Furniture. A repairs discounted. like new pre-owned car from our larg* 21114 E. 3rd. 322-3443 GOOD Straight Uaed Lumber: aelection 2x2, 2x4, 2x6, 1x6, lx l. Auto Glass, Tape Matched Flooring, Doors 4 4 Seat Covers Windows. Henry Schmitz, A U T O GLASS & on Rt. S-427, Next to VFW SE A T CO VER CO. North of Longwood. Stenstrom Realty 4. Transportation m v? 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with DEBARY: 2 BR., terraiso floors, alec, heat, alr-cond., pvt. bath and shower, suit­ built-in GE kitchen. 817.000 able for couple or tingle W. T. Corbett, Real Estate. person or retired. All utlll 868-4711. ties included In rent. Ideal ly located on First St., with in 1 block o f 2 free parking 6-ROOM bouse, atore bldg., 2 corner loU. 1U blocks olf lota and shopping center. In French. 87,500. 83,000 down quire at Manuel Jacobson $81 mo. 701 W. 9th St. Dept. Store, 211 E. First St 27. Special Service* Over 70 Cars In Stock! F i t (/b u tt Here A re A Few O f The SPECIALS Offered For Your Selection Thla Weak 1963 Buick LeSabre 4*4ear soda*. Thla on* k Uks m w with power and air conditioning. Yes, a lo­ cally owned ono and very apodal a t . . , 2995 1962 Buick Special --------Dolus — itloM Wage*. Thla draara has all the equipment Inrludlng ■■ C a luggage carrier. Plenty or roan for TW ■ ths family and belonging*. d to i^ fa m 9 0 Our Super Special! 61 Pontiac Catalina Safari This la a real clean local ownsr car that k equipped for real enjoyment. 1895 1960 Mercury Comet With drluao all vinyl Interior. An ap­ pealing economy car. 895 For Thoaa That Want Comfortable Tranaporlation Without Spending Much Money LISTEN ! 1958 Oldsmobile 98 4-door hardtop equipped with power otssrlng, power windows and air con* dltioalag. Very apodal at • • • 595 [f~ ] P ONTI AC T 068-4468 1^1 B U 1C K ]j Stenstrom Realty I 9 301 W. let. Ht. P h . 122-0291 �$ 0 TOUR of HOMES Pa F l 3ijr as dli top qunlity, modern in architecture nnd with the finest of appointments. Two beautiful new homes by Kingswood in Grove Manor on Mellonville Avenue are nearing com­ pletion. It 1h suggested thnt the prospective buyer now inspect these residences . . . there is time to choose your own interior colors. On the corner is n four-bedroom, with two baths, custom home, with an inclosed patio and a garage. The other is n three-bedroom residence, with a sunken living room. The car- Now that Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion is on a permanent basis, Accord­ ing to Washington, and with the Florida solons there mustering strength to push through a $6.5 mil­ lion expansion progrnm for the base, It appears that now is the time to commence looking for that new home. There are many fine homes in the Sanford area but we particularly recommend those constructed by Kingswood Builders nnd Shoemaker Construction Company. These are of vfl v» Fi M In en a. Ft ar m re y« M w re of Page 10—March 27, 7964 grraUl Jt Pi z< Bjr Mildred Hsney A t 10 a.rn. Thureday, March 10, th# 214 ton Deltona Queen made Its last trip w r ol C Y & « across Lake Monroa to dock at publie ramps In Sanford from where It was taken out by trailer bjr men o f Gay-Nflc Enterprises o f DeLand, Its d II X n o n It J builders. The more was supervised by Nick Brsdor, Gale MeAlexander and Bam Forte, all members of the firm. The Queen, a charming river boat built for the Mnckle Company, developers o f Deltona, was re-launched In Lak# Gleason at 2 p.m. on Friday. Prospective Deltona property buyers era taken aboard the boat for a ride around Lake Glcascn which affords a lovely view o f many homes and the rolling terrain o f the development. Complimentary tickets for these boat rides are available from any salesman at the Model Home Sales Office. I B P © 3 « a r ft P S a a a a t Airliner Hit By Lightning John Akers has Joined Owens llrotliera Uody Works on Hwy, 17-92, as a foreign car mechanic. lie Is a special­ ist oo Volkswagen*, BMC. Volvo, and Triumph. lie baa 24 years cxpericnco with for­ eign cars. Mr. Akers was boro in Aus­ tralis, served as a paratroop­ er with the 101st Special Air Service Division of the Bri­ tish Army. He got his first Volkswagen experience as a prisoner o f war in Germany during World War H. He served as mechanic's appren­ tice with AusUn of England and Morris of England. Akers is married, resides at lOMfl Calienta Way, Oak­ land Hills. There are three Akers children, one daugh­ ter married, onn a mission ary, and a son in Bear Lake Elementary School. B a < i| 3 MS 0 o3 Building Costs Can Be Reduced When Fewer Parts Are Used One o f the simplest ways to I derside and left exposed to dereduce the cost o f a building: rnrate the interior. On the exIs to minimize the number o f terior, the decking will be parts thnt must be assembled, covered with roof shingles or erected or otherwise handled. other surfacing. That’s why the “ A-Krnme” A-Frame construction ofis practical as well as pepu fers an ideal medium for lar. practical, economical realiza­ As the term implies, this tion o f the high strength and type o f structure resembles nutural beauty o f lumber. It an "A ", from a front view. is also an outstanding ex ­ Unlike conventional build ample of new trends in wood ings, the outer walls and construction with cmphnsls roof are one and the same on multi-purpose parts and which greatly simplifies con­ job-site economy. struction. Some modern homes utilize The basic support* o f the a simplified floor system, in A-Frame are wood beams which a wood deck does which rise diagonally from double duty. The decking is both sides c f the building to applied as a covering for converge at the roof apex. widely spaced wood beams In the case of a two or three over tile foundations. As such, story building, or a large It provides a resilient walk­ enclosure, such aa a church, ing surface as well ns an elv. glued laminated wood beams ment of structure, and ful­ may be used. Otherwise, the fills functions that would norbeams are of solid lumltvr. The arrangement elimin­ ates the need for separate wall and roof framing. The beams are covered with wcod roof decking, which may be henutifuily finished on its un- W hile you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real o estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find ju st what you are looking for in the way o f a home. mally require separata aubflooring and flooring. The thickness o f a wood deck (2", 3" or 4" depending on the span) is also a factor o f insulation. Ths natural insulative value of wood can be brought to bear in a manner that makes tha heme more comfortable and simplifies heating and cooling. During 1963, fire killed ap­ proximately 11,800 persona In the United States. M O V IN G ? II CALL M O V IN G AN D S T O R A G E C O ., INC. FA 2-9511 5 0 4 C c le y A v e . S a n f o r d , F la . O New Homes ready for Occupancy-in Ravenna Park The Doorway Business Briefs 8 A housing boom appears enjoy a so-called 'buyers' c a r e f u l l y the professions, assured fo r the Sanford area market. This 'buyers market’ trades and skills of the bor­ for two reasons: ia especially Inviting because rowers, and In relation to 1— The “ permanent" statu*of the relatively low Interest their present job*, past his­ o f the Sanford Naval Air rates, compared with some of tories and future prospects, “ The nation's big loan In­ Station, given thnt label this the post-war periods. stitutions, facing a greater past week in Washington, “ However, all those think­ demand for their money, may D.C. ing of buying a new home become (1) more selective as 2— The law of supply andshould make up Un-ir minds to whom they lend, (2) pos­ demand in the money mar­ and do it now. This la tho sibly increase their charges ket. (The supply la down; the time to buy, for such loans." demand up.) “ The financial weather vane shows which way the This Is the considered opin­ ion o f authoritative persons wind is blowing. Consider connected with home buying these two factors: 1— Officials o f Savings A and selling and the financial Loan institutions see tho pos­ institution* in the state. JACKSONVILLE (U PI) Making SNAH a permanent sibility o f a tighter money A bolt of lightning apparent­ market because of the drag­ fixture In the defense setup o f the United States la ex­ ging rate of savings in in­ ly struck a National Airlines pected to loosen the thinking stitutions nationwide. With­ plane preparing to take off for o f many persons, many of drawal of savings were equal New York Thursday, injuring whom have “ held back" on to 90 per cent of grosa new throe employes loading bag­ their house-hunting due to savings, compared to only 78 the pro nnd con rumora con­ per cent a year ago. This gage. Passengers on the plane was the highest withdrawal cerning the base. were not injured by the bolt, r^itio for any Jnnunry since The rclutivo certainty of SNAS could be the biggest 1942—more than a 20 year which apparently affected the employes b e c a u s e they boon to home buying and sell­ period. grounded it, said O. If. Hill, 2— The U.S. Savings A ing thil area hns hud in a number of months, even Loan Lenguu says there may National Airlines d i s t r i c t he greuter selectivity in manager. yearn. screening borrowers and set­ The throe men were in sat­ The second reason carries ting mortgage terms. That isfactory condition at a hos­ equal weight with persons means, simply, that those pital. They were R. A. Allen, closest to scene. lending money for home mort­ E. G. Edwards and E. L. Can­ Increasing indications thnt gages will exnmlne more trell. mortgngo interest rates mny soon ho hooslcd, Is seen by muny officials of the Florida Homo Builders Association. The slate president, Henry D. Bogutin Hr., points to sev­ eral recent statements from Washington and top fiscal or­ ganizations, in sizing up th* situation. llu also believes that tho federul income tux cut may bring about an additional de­ mand fur loans, with its re­ sultant effects on tho law of aupply and demand iu the money market. "There ia a very real pos­ sibility," says Bogutin, of Calm Beach, “ that mortgage interest rates on new home purchases wilt bo boosted In Uio mar futuie. “ Currently, there are a wide variety o f good homes for sale In all communities, and the puhllo continue* to Sanford K able in Revenna Park third section and two in Idyllwilde. The Ravenna homes are complete with General Electric appliances, with heating and with facilities for air conditioning installation. The Idyllwilde homes have all this plus air conditioning. Idyllwilde is the only suburban area around San­ ford that has sidewalks and curb­ ing. Treat yourself on Enster Sunday by viewing and inspecting these home offerings by Kingswood nnd Shoemaker. porte is at the rear, with a turn apron. Kingswood Builders has sold all its homes on Summerlin Avenue. Out in Greenbrinr o f Loch Arbor, Kingswood has three homes complet­ ed and ready for occupancy. There are two more under construction, both four-bedroom with two baths. Visit and get an idea how you would like them finished. Shoemaker Construction, according to its representatives, Herb Stenstrom Realty, has five homes avail­ Deltona Queen Housing Boom Pictured Here Re-Launched In Lake Gleason K nt w M U 9 t* ®anltrrh Easter Treat: A Tour O f New Homes lot r*> Sanford - Seminole Area the I “ A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” to Better Florida Living This lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model is cen­ trally duct heated with op ­ tional air conditioning, and features a modern General Electric plus built • in custom kitchen, built e a b I n e t a and kitchen additional “ work lighting." The 2 bedroom, t bath •Brittany" feature* a lux­ Attend services tkis week at i/our own J 4r r blace of worsfcf) ury kitchen with wall oven, built-in garbage W IL O O M I W M O N Virginia Pctroskl F. O. Dos 1214 Sanford duct This wall paint with G H P * entrance the to tastefully one of designed the luxury flagstone homes with in Greenbriar FIIA, FUA-LN-SERVICE, VA AND M ODERN K IT C H E N S B Y CONVENTIONAL FINANCING SiNERAL A ELECTRIC OF LOCH A RBO R I Odorlasi anamtl for wood trim, kitch­ en and bathroom walk, furniture Phyllis Basenatlae PA 2-2X84 Lake Mary 114 W . 2nd Ht* Hanford, Fla. Fh. 222-2441 Deltona is heating aystem, cajy-to-add air conditioning. ••If sm h In n a Ml PAINT & GLASS 222-2411 exhaust hood, double sink, and rin- Norn Norris TB 2-1114 8. Bnataolo MJUrad Haney disposal, aer. It also has a central ' 3 i# * range, refrigerator, McRANEY 0 * m m u iM keep These homra are built to fit the arrds and drairra o f th# must discriminating home buyer, with large rooms, G-E built-in kit­ chens, apareous custom kitchen cabinets. Their exceptional beauty la enhanced by the peaceful, tree-shaded natural beauty of Greenbriar, located near the 12th Green of the Mayfair GoU Course, Modern Kitchena by 6 EN ERA 1 0 ELECTRIC Custom Building Our ^General Office 211 W. 25th St. WILLIAM S. BRUMLEY JR. Specialty >- Phone: 322-3103 JIM HUNT Really f\ Eseluslv* Sales Agent BYRON M. LEACH p a in t * "Z2*u took len^r* ShoomakoJi CON STR UCTIO N COM PANY P. O. BOX 1599 322-8074 S T E N ST R O M R E A L T Y SA L E S A G E N T S Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7495 (i / --- '• U ,L ! -1*" ' lf / 4 ia ... .. ........... ....... ffl I V— . „ V L- - F i [fli .i '• -d * ~ y r -' ** ’ •“ •j — *1 * �■ Proceed W ith Caution When a school bus stops at a crossover on a divided highway, should traffic flowing in the oppo­ site direction stop? "N o,” says the Florida Highway Patrol. This question has arisen in the minds of many motorists who have hestitated. Some have stopped, some have continued, not knowing exact­ ly whether they should have stop­ ped or if they hnd violated a law*. Add to this the danger o f one mo­ torist in one lane not knowing the law and stopping abruptly on a busy highway, such as U.S. 17-92, and an­ other motorist in another lane pro­ ceeding in the same direction also ■topping and you have trouble. This happens every now and then and traffic approaching the stopped vehicles generally has to take to the dividing strip or to the outside shoulders of the highway. To clarify this point. The Herald asked the Florida Highway Patrol for its interpretation. The law says that traffic flowing in the opposite direction from that of a stopped school bus need not stop if the highways arc divided by an "intervening, unpaved space of five feet or by a physical barrier.” The crossover, a paved area per­ mitting motorists to turn, is nn un­ protected nrea. The interpretation of the Highway Patrol is: Even though the buses stop at the crossover, the divided highway is still considered as divided. Signs in­ structing motorists to stop when buses are “ in this roadway” mean that, even at crossovers. Some thought wns given to hav­ ing school buses stop away from the crossover, the FHP says, but this was discounted ns some children would have hnd to cross both road­ ways. By stopping at the crossover, the bus would hnlt motorists appear­ ing at n right angle to the direction of the bus. So, if you travel north on a divid­ ed highway and a bus stops in the southbound lane you can continue, using caution, of course, the FHP says. Dr. Crane’s Light of Life terr- *rr * ~T •• L ■ X' - V • . . - ,v ... - i &1 B*r;: i I i .1 <1 . . . . . . . .4 . Worry Clinic t CASE S-423: T en V., aged 26. is the young mother who felt she was going Insane. And she complained of * nightmares in which she was ■ ■! attending funerals where a small casket indicated a child was being buried. After ahr would awaken, she'd rush into her baby's bedroom to make sura it was alive. Her case is a classical ex­ ample of the "Death Wish." Many a young mother who has monopolised the family stage ail her life, is suddenly afflicted with secret jealousy of her new baby. If any person has been ac­ customed to big doses of the family spotlight all her life and then is suddenly east aaide, such a person may re­ Letters Keeping Faith To The Editor ernment-stored commodities, will be distributed free to the hungry, homeless nnd destitute. Orphanages, schools nnd hospit­ als, tuberculosis and other health projects will be supported, pro­ grams of resettlement and con­ structive development maintained, agricultural, vocational and other educational projects — g i v i n g knowledge and new skills — will be, curried on, guiding hundreds of' thousands o f self-sufficiency. Keeping faith with those in need — each through his own faith — Americans will shure generously and gladly. The great voluntary overseas re­ lief organizations of our religious faiths — Protestant, Catholic and Jewish — are currently engaged in their annual appeals for funds with which to carry on their oversens ministries among those stricken by disasters, by malnutrition, by po­ litical displacement and impoverish­ ment, by flood, famine, disease, poverty and ignorance. Millions o f Americans will re­ spond to these appeals on Sunday, Protestants through "One Great Hour o f Sharing” observances in Protestant churches and Catholics t h r o u g h "The Bishops’ Relief Fund” appeal in Catholic churches, while our national Jewish commun­ ity will be emphasizing the United Jewish Appenl for funds to aid ref­ ugees and others in need abroad. Through these efforts, the tradi­ tional compassion of Americans for those less fortunate than them­ selves, will live in needs through­ out the year. Through them, hundreds of mil­ lions of pounds of food, clothing and medicines, including U.S. Gov­ Thought For Today Be careful for nothing; but in ev­ erything by prayer nnd supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. — Philippinna 4:6. • • • We n r ever thnnkful for the priv­ ileges that we hnve, that we can call upon God anytime anywhere. — Capt. Harry S. Foden, The Salvution Army. Dick West Says The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (U PI) — Last weekend many areas of ha country, including this me, made welcome to the irst snow o f spring Tha first snow of spring is alwaya an Inspirational event [ waa ao moved by th* tight that I felt constrained U> com- memorata it with a little poem. It ia titled “ Ode o f a Spring Blizzard, or, If I Were Mother Nature I Would Lift Up My Skirt and Scream.” And it goes like this: “ A snowfall on th* first day after "The Vernal Equinox Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte 8prlngs Mrs. Julia Ilsrtoa 838-1318 Bear Lake-Foreat City Mrs. Maryann Miles 888.3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Caasciberry 888-5048 Chuluota Mr*. Joan Magla 385-3748 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668 4418 DettoRa Mr*. Mildred Haney 668-S831 Enterprise Mies Helen Snodgrass 868-9933 Geneva Mrs. Jo*. E. Mathleux 349-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-6219 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 822-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Eetea 638-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Ilori* Dean 322-1989 Oateea Mr*. Ciarenee Snyder 822-4841 Oviedo Mrs. George Kelsey 365-3188 (Hl)p it a n fo rd fljro d fc Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., March 27, 1964 WALTSCSZ A. OICI.OW, RDITOM AND r i 'I M I K S M IA M I YOLTOLIKK. Circelstlea - Gceeral Maaaaer ■OV GREEN JULIAN L. STBNaTROB Advertising Meneaer Associate Editor HARRIETT K. JOHNaoN r * K b VAN CELT o u tlin e d Dtreelor Slanaalns Editor JAKIR aUOKMARRR Jl'DT Wtel.LS Duslneee County Editor DOHIS WILLI AMI Society Editor Meneaer e-MRU WELLS Mechanical SupL ■in s c h ii -tiun b a t b b Renee Delivery Seatltele *r C e e e ly AU Other Sio Week ISO# 1 Tear t i l l ! I Teer I to « Month! I l l ( Month! 11» I Month* 100 | Month! l.ee t Month t.H 1 Month U. a. Poetol Rosalatloai provide that aU m*U subscriptions he paid la advance. ____________________________________________ Entered as second does B e tte r October II. t i l l st the Post Office of Sanford, florid*. under the Act af Congrats of March. The Herald la a member ef the Cnlisa Press which Is e imled esdaetvely to the use for ropuhllcaUba of aU tkb local nawa prlntnd la thla t e « * a p i r .___________________ No part of any material. nows or advertising, of this edi ti on of Tbo Sanford Herald any be reproduced ia aay manner with­ out wrlttea permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as I n f r i n g i n g on The Herald* copyright and wi l l be bold liable for damaging under the lew. Published dally eictpl Saturday, Sunday and tfbrlelmae; published Saturday pracer Jing Christmas. l “ Is obnoxiously out, like Incongru “ Shortening bremi with lox." There iin't much a redblooded American boy can do on the first snowy weekend o f spring except watch golf matches on television. I did that and I was amnxed at how much the game has changed since I quit playing. Golf used to be a simple gams for ample minds. You Just took a act of clubs and kept hitting th# little white hall until it dropped Into the hole. Hut to play golf nowadayi you need a science degree and almost as much paraphernalia na a road company production of “ War and Peace." Hitting the ball appears to be only a minor part of the game. The players I saw on televi­ sion spent moat of their time testing wind currents and sur­ veying the terrain. Had not tha announcer identified them aa golfer*, I would have taken them for meteorologiita and civil engineers. It requires only a small amount o f foresight to see what golf ia eventually com­ ing to. Something on thla or­ der, I’ll wager: Each player will be equip­ ped with 08 golf clube, a bar­ ometer, a thermometer, an aerometer, an anemometer, a sextant, a transit, a short wave radio, a gyroscopic com­ pass, an electronic computer and 18 weather balloon*. Rathar than hav* a caddy, he will employ a safari. At each tee, the golfer will send up a balloon to ascertain the climate o f that particular hoi*. These reading* will be supplemented by short wav* report* from tha Tiro* weath­ er satellites. Such data aa a barometric pressure, humidity, high and low tides, aunrit* and sunset, and tha playar’a horoaeop* will be fed into th* computer along along with a topograph­ ic map o f tha fairway and green. Within 84 hours, tha com­ puter will provida a ballistics summary advising tha golfer which club to ua* and how to awing it to achitr* th* dtsirad distance and trajectory. Thus fnformad. he will step up to th* ball and dub it. ... act almost as violently as a dope addict who has been cut off from bis morphine or heroin. When a 4-yearold only child suddenly is dethroned by the advent of a baby brother or sister, be may bluntly say, " I hate the baby. I wish somebody would take it away." la adulthood, we conscious­ ly repress such brutal ideas but they still lurk in our sub­ conscious mind. Vaguely, therefore, an egodeflated mother may sigh and think: "Oh, K was so much pleas­ anter for me before the baby came. I with the baby weren’ t here." Weil, this is a fleeting thought that ean flash across Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromley Political Notebook The potentially cxplosiva longshoremen's negotiations due this fall at Eastern and Southern porta will be a spec­ ially tough test of this tech­ nique. These officials have also found: Management generally is worried that a strike would cut heavily into rhunces for a bigger piece of the grow­ ing 1904 markets. Manage­ ment doesn’t want this on* to slip by. It would rather make concessions. Union men are worried about continued high unem­ ployment and the new gun that management is waving with increasing effectiveness — the threat to abandon an old plant, build a new auto­ mated factory in some other city. The new management-union committees nre proving sur­ prisingly successful a f t e r some initial setbacka. They move in early before formal negotiation! begin, and over a period of month* attempt to agree on wages, work rules and fringe benefits. Dis­ cussions can be reasoned be­ cause neither aid* ia under the emotional strain of a con­ tract renewal fight. One major U.S. company and ita union reported they hod settled all important dif­ ferences except one before Little sister soon will he formal bargaining began. Oth­ playing with jacks while her er companies and uniona older sister pays attention to Joes. WASHINGTON — ( NEA) — Unpublished private aurvcys by key government la­ bor and mediation officials indicate there’s a very good chance of getting by this year with few major strikes. Tha officials make these private estimates in personal talks tit-spite the labor crises looming before December in stevedoring, railroading and auto manufacturing. They report that congres­ sional intervention in the big railway-union fight last yeur mads management and labor afraid of additional govern­ ment interference. In most major instances, therefore, both management and labor are determined to muke ev­ ery effort to avoid strikes that could tempt government action. To take advantage of these fears, government men will step in on potential strike aituations early to bring pres­ sures on one aide or another or both. In some cases, the govern­ ment will bring in its own concept of a solution even be­ fore th* parties begin to ne­ gotiate seriously. Barbs A couple" without children never finds quite the same happiness as those with them. Most youths attending col­ lege have no idea what they want to he except the receiv­ ers of checks from home. Maybe young couples are called love birds because when on a lark they go euckoot This la th* season when soma women buy expensive Easter bonnets and hubby gets madder than a hatter. Two teenager* were caught cutting the seats In a movie house. And gum is only a penny a atiek. Don’t taka palmists' opinona too seriously—they're Juat off-hand. It’s embarrassing when yoe put change In your panta pockets and its goes right through to the floor. Holy trousers! Quotes We cannot believe it will make the old ship of elate slip on* knot for the court to say that, in choosing their representatives, the people should have one vote for one man as nearly as that is possible. —Justice Hugo L. Black, or­ dering states to make con­ gressional districts aqual in population. Either we're going to have to go In there (Viet Nam) and try to do a Job, or oth­ erwise make up our mind to get out and com* home. —House Bepubllcan Whip Leslie C. Arenda, In dis­ cussing th* Viet Nam sit­ uation. Left to their own blind atubbomess, m a n a g e tnent would force America into socialism within a decade. —James B. Carey, president of the International Union of E l e c t r i c a l Work­ ers, commenting on th* free enterprise system. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS CITY TAX ROOKS WILL CLOSE APRIL lat. PENALTY STARTS FROM THAT DATE. TAX CERTIFICATE SALE MAY 28th. H. N. Tamm. Jr. City Tax Collector City of Sanford, Fluridu. make similarly encouraging reports. Officials plan a drive in the next six months to get more of these management-union committees started. Because of the new negoiating trend and the hefty pres­ sures working on both man­ agement and labor, govern­ ment labor and mediation o f­ ficials expect a series of compromises along t h e i e lines: — Labor will get a consid­ erable boost in real wages and fringe benefits—probab­ ly well above the ’J'.ii to 3 per cent it has been settling fur. Best guess: 4 per cent. — Management will agree to the wage gains in return for rbnnget in work rules that will give it more power over what job* it can assign men to, more say over work­ ing conditions and more free­ dom to fire inferior workers. — Labor, in some cases, will secure rnrlicr retirement rights snd longer vacations, cither annual or sabbatical. Management generally will win its fight against shorter work weeks. But there will be pressure by tome uniona to cut 16 minutes o ff th* work day. — Union men, in sonte ca. set, will secure the right to keep their seniority when moving from one plant to an­ other in the same company. Mrs. Mnhlon el. Billingsley, 2428 South Willow Avenue, Sanford Dear Mr*. Billingsley Thank you for your letter of March 1H, 1004, concern­ ing Mrs. Mattie Merritt. I tried to get Mrs. Merritt to let me write a feature story aliout her long before she finally consented. I concur with you whole­ heartedly about her being so kind, and alwaya willing to help in anyway she can. Enough ran never he said of her dedication to humanity. I am indeed happy to know of the friendship your sister, Mrs. Guy Bailey, of I-ong Beach, Calif., Mrs. Merritt and you enjoy. Bom* tint* ago, I wrote about the very wonderful contribution Mr*. Ruby Mo­ ther) Wilson is making to our community. Not only has she given service to th* aged, but she has also mad* many frustrated children happy. Thanking you again for your letter. I am, Robert B. Thomas Jr. s e e Editor, Herald; I would Ilka to tell you how much my wife and I en­ joy the Jet Stream article each week written by Judy Turner. We continue to see old friends' names and find out what is going on over at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. I think that It ia good to mention people by name in a newspaper such as this be­ cause I think that all of ua enjoy seeing our name In print sometimes. Thank you. James B. Hotter 2740 Santos I’ lace Orlando • • • Editor, Herald: Every school day morning between 7:66 and 8 a.m. a Seminole County school bus stops on busy U 8. 17-02 in Fern Patk to lnnd school children. Many business people and worker* hav* to stop their ears and wait. Ib is is all right. However, when the children have boarded the bus. It proceeds about 30 feet and turns right on O'Bryan Boad. Why can't this bus make its right turn o ff busy U. S. 1792 and then pick up the pu­ pils? This would not hold up traffic on the crowded high­ way. INQUIRER (Editor's note: It seems to us that it would also be less dangerous.) Q—What was the original name of Atlanta, Ga.7 A—Terminus. In 1843, the name was changed to Marthasville. When the town was incorporated a* a city the name was changed to Atlan­ ta. Q—What is the longest bi­ cycle ever made? A—Tilt 10-man “ Orltcn" tandem made In Walton, Mass., about 1898. It was 23 feet long, weighed 305 pounds anil had a speed of 40 miles an hour. Q—When were silver dollar* last minted? A—Silvcr-dollar production has been halted aince 1935. the mind of any normal per­ son who Is tired and doubly hungry for attention. Thus, it even strikes older people who are looking after invalided parenta who become senile or bedfast. But when a person sudden­ ly wakes up to vivid awareness that he has thus fleetlngly wished for the death of a lov­ ed one, he may recoil. A young mother like Tess may reel back in horror. "Why I must be a heinous monster!" she thinks. "N o normal mother would EVER hate her own baby. "So I’ m definitely not nor­ m al!" But "not normal" .soon sug­ gests the synonym "abnorm­ al" ami "abnorm al" brings up the next synonym, namely "insane" or "deranged" or "losing my mind." Such a victim of the classi­ cal "Death Wish" then alter­ nates between fils of guilt, coupled with remorseful ter­ ror lest God may actually taka the baby away as divine pun­ ishment. That is why Tess had her nightmares involving a child’s casket or coffin. Then she’d wake up in ter­ ror ami race to the baby'a bedroom to maka sure It was still breathing. Taxpayers, you are stuck with the expensive bills for the mental sanitarium care of thousands of such cases, when they could usually be pre­ vented by widespread dis­ semination of tha correct facta. Be grateful to your editor for thus offering a clinical column on preventive psycho­ logy and psychiatry, for It actually reduces your taxes when we can stop divorce, in­ stitutional care of mental pat­ ients, crimes, etc. The best vaccination against such heavy drains on your taxpayers la prophylaxis, aa by such columns as this one. So send for the "Dealh Wish" booklet, enclosing a long stamped return envelop*, plus 20c. OVER 35 YEARS At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Deda Don't Miss The Deadline For Filing HOM ESTEAD EX EM P TIO N If You Have Not Filed — Do So Now! Avoid The Last Minute Rush FLORIDA LAW REQUIRES FILING BY APRIL 1st EACH YEAR Itcnrwnl fnrmn have been mailed to all who filed applicationa or made returns iunl year. Theae may he *igncd and returned hy mail. If applying for exemptions for the first time, or on new property, it in necennary that you ap­ pear in person nnd bring your recorded Deed or Agreement For Deed with you, also 1964 Florida Auto registration. Application for Widow and Disability Exemptions must be filed each year also. TAX LAWS provide severe penalties for failure to file returns on Tangible and Intangible Per­ sonal Property. EXEMPTIONS cannot be allowed unless applicationa are filed within the time limit provided by Law. Office open Monday through Friday 9 A . M. to 5 P. M. FILE YOUR APPLICATIONS AND RETURNS NOW M ary Earle W alker Tax AsHeHNor Seminole County J �E March 27, '64-Page 8-A OUR rajre 2-A—March' 27, *84 ISID E G L A N C E S U. S. Taking New Look At Florida Air Defense I i I i i i I 1 l « i 1 4 I I J 1 I f » 0 WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h « Defense Department, con­ cerned because a Cuban heli­ copter was able to slip into Key West unmolested last week, Is re-evaluating South Florida’s air defense barriers. n orlda Sen. George Smathera said the Defense Depart­ ment baa assured him the un­ detected flight Into Key West by two Cuban refugees in a Soviet-made helicopter was "a one-in-a-milllon o c c u r anee." But a one-ln-a-mllllnn slip­ up is once too often and Smathers said that Lt. Gen. David Burehlnal, representing the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had told him the Defense Depart ment wsa taking a new look at its South Florida defense ays tem. T h e Democratic senator said Florida’s congressional delegation had been advised t h a t "corrective measures have already been taken to prevent such Incidents in the future." " I am sure that I speak for all member* o f the Florida congressional delegation In stating that we intend to keep e very close watch on this matter," Smathers said. B y Galbraith j _ B O A R D IN G By Galbraith | SID E G L A N C E S H O U SE NO KIDOtN’ t YOU REALLY OlO ? t WAS SAVIN’ TO lOONT SPREAD IT AROUND, MARIUS -WE WIFE 3USTMESTERt - — YOU KNOW WUAT A BOTHER - iDAY,'THAT MAI OR SALESMEN CAN BE — BUT I*VR iHOOFIE WILL MAKE IT g\& Ma d s a sm all killing o n Th* SOMEDAY'-*—THAT* SAMBOONI SWEEPSTAKES/ OONT ' OUST WHAT X SAID/ MERE-*-HAVE CH ­ WOHRY. THOUGH. I'LL -STILL > ON THE -------------i HOUfcE/ jy , . PATRONIZE A1V FAVORITE EAT-* ERIES.3USTASXDIO BEF08B DAMe FORTUNE SH PW BRtO MD I ATTENTION? frrsii } THAT is TUE MOST FANTASTIC THNSS V BLACK WHITE . u J z TH OSE -A N D B L E S S ^ JE N N Y U S r W ri . 7 w 5 em it nn 0\lc ONLY WON « 1 0 0 . A1ARIUS < OUT OUR U'- WAY v 3 -7 6 t I A 31? 4 i tfa m s s O ' 1-tS "Order a nice, btg steak, dear. H I help put rotes In your cheek*I" "Look, can't you peopla come over for a (am* of bridge? William la on tome dreadful kick about being a non-herol" T IZ Z Y rt THEMATTEH-IW JUSTSUONO < AN ONION FOR MY SANDWICH WtCHH ICAPUNC, ■ CARUN&MWTSTHE TnOUBLE? 3 By K ate Osann mac THANK vou . MILDUMSTEAD A S LONG AS YOU'RE CRYING, T HERE ARE THE BILLS TOR MV EASTER v.__ . ------ IT SEEMS SU-LY TO WASTE ALL THOSE . TEARS t h o s e s nothing By Kate Osann T IZ Z Y CLOTVCS^ti RBT m ms. I B O A R D IN G H O U SE [ t COULONTBELIEVE^ANDlH* » WHEN MARIUS J / OTHER DAT HE TDtO ME HI 6 C/OPFERE D MB HAU 30IN ME AT TUB OPERA«—/ / *4 ^ 5 piAO HIT if HIS TICKET FDR ®lJTT.OOE6S IT S UKB < 1 TK. 4 WE6 p^ f o n | A SUCK FIFTY/ HOH FINANCE-^CULTURE^ A guNDLB/BUT )\1M MAD ENOlXW , . FOR THE HIS NOSE IS SO 4 \ T O BANG M ASSES' 1 HIGH ( T S T U R N -V h EAOS WITH A INS BLUE WSTEAOjV. BULL MOOSEf TH' USUAL ----------------B E D /- I WHY DOES WE ALWM'S INS.ST I WRlTB DOWN T , CRAxy beetle , OUR By United Preae International Jittery cigarette smokers may be puffing pipes in pub­ lic and chewing more gum lately, but the great cancer scare appears to be wearing off. Cigarette sales, which drop­ ped as much as 30 per cent after the surgeon general's committee drew a link be­ tween cigarette* and cancer last Jan. 11, ar* starting to come back. w . United Pres* International checked state tax officials and major tobacco wholesal­ ers and retailer* throughout *^H6Y -the nation to determine what • *TMink he w o n happened to cigarettes in the TM0U5AND5twro and a half months tinea tha government report threw a scare into the country'* OUT OUR W A Y smokers. / WELL,WHAT ARE Y WHAT'S Y OH,THATD NOT rTTWHATS Sales are still duun in many SCXJ CON STAKXTlN 1 GOT INTO \IBOTNEKNOinCUVOUJI BOTHERINO THE OLDGCM1 areas. But authoritative ISTHEtaBrTZJNGTHAT'S I THERE I MX1 / GRAMPAW? GRAMrAW? I ISTHEtaETTZlfdATHATS W H V S J KEEPING HIM HONEST.* sources in at le n t 13 atataa r SAID MX) WERE r t TOOBUSy-tOPLAV \ WITH GKAMP, WHEN HE J* reported that cigarettes were o o b u s y t o p l a V \ HE SO A LITTLE CANASTA ] SNAPPISH \ TACKLES SOLITAIRE, (T I starting to come back in VOU PLAY 1 . WITH A\E, SO J WITH BOB 1 ISWT HOW YXI THE GAME, ITS JU ST BE­ March. WHETHER SOU WIN CAUSE HE In some big cities, retailers OR LOSE/ WOULDN'T^ said cigarette sales were Just PLAT . CARPS t like old times. And there w e r e indications in other states that tha drop in sales had reached the bottom and Id an upswing was in the mak­ ing. & Jax Organizes Race Committee STB A Texes man bet he could drink a gallon o f win* in one ailtlng. He won and the fun­ eral was three days later. ^ w a t .iW jr 1 v e x s it / t] TtXlRE LUCKY- Legal Notice ont»i*Aftf'K rp no. g 5 Q ifl n S r L ,s s s a « . Publlah Mar. April 1, >114, C N -tl ( T I)| H : ' 1 li= * * * * # i II, aa, IT, \ GIRLS-GIRLS - LETS TURN A LL-R «W T,» D tp * SINS-ALON6-WrTM- CADtTr-- - - ONSPS y ( 6UJMBBR BVIOY 3 tie an o iiiiin an c ss nr tups T O W N o r CASSKI.BKNftY, FLORIDA. K X m rS a iN O TIIB INTENTION O r TIIB TOWN TO R I T K i n IT* TBRItlTOR. I At, LIMIT* TO ANNEX CRB. TAIN LANDS I.VINO CONTI. (ICOI'i TO TIIM rKRKKVT n O l ' N D A R I K I o r SAID TOWN AND WITHIN TKB SANK COUNTY. UK IT ENACTED BT THE PKorr.E o r t h e t o w n o r CARSELDRHRT, FLOntDAI 1) That this Ordinance la anaria* pureusat In Hactlnn l t l . i l , Florida Slalutoa for m i. I) Thai tha T o * * ef Caaialharry, Fiona*, harafey declares II* Ihtantlon la anno* to tht Town of Caaaalbarry, norlda, H w a M ik ta b t'itN o a 3 *7 at ih# aspiration of thirty (10) dar* from the adoption of Ihl* Ordlnanr*. tho following dracrlbad parrola o f land ly­ 'Ail these medlosl show* on TV have knocked out any ing contiguous to Iho praaant idea I might hava had of booomlng a nurse!" houndartaa of in* Town of Caaaalbarry, Florida, and ba­ in* In Ramlnnt* County, Flor­ ida: By Dick Turner a) Alt * f EllORWOOn MAN- C A R N IV A L Oil. • Niihdlvlalnn, accord­ ing In Ilia 1‘ lat lharrof aa recorded In I'lat Hook II, Fog* 70. rublls IMedrds • f femtaola Caualy, Flor­ id*. b) l<ot* 4. 4 and T. Block t| and teola t, 4 and I. Illnrk a, ail or h i: m i n o i, a PARK, aerordlng to lha I rial Iheraof a* recorded la Flat Book 4, Pag* la. Fublte Rieora* of ■•*)!aot* County, Florida. *) Ixite 4 and *. Block C| and lx>la I. a, 4 and S, Block Dj and Lola I, 4, I, 4. T, * and *. Block B. all of CABSBLBKnBT IIEIOHT*. according to th* Plat tharaot aa racordad la Plat Book *, Paa* It. Publle lUcorda of Hamlnol* County, Flor­ ida. d) Beginning at a point on th* Weal line or Oovarnwant Lot I. Section It, Tnwnahlp *1 South, Bang# a* Eaat which la N 01* II' W 414.41' from tho BW eornor e f aald flnvernment Lot t. run thenc* R II* 41* 4#'' W 1*11 IP’ la th* North rlahl of way nf Htata Itnad 411. thenra N II* I f W IlS.tl' to th* Eaat right of way of Slat* Road No. 14-SOo (It. R. I t -lt ) . I hr nee Nnrlhaaetarly along aald Eaat right of way Idtooi' to lie Inleraattlon with th* North line of th* R 14 of IE 14 of N W 14 or Rarllnn IT, Townahlp It amdruM^ritAa___________________________________ South, liana* SO Eaat. Ihanr* Eaat along aald •What convert* itself Into onsrgy at tho bailing point* North line >4 14', thence • • * How about my Mom?" H !J* 14' W *1.1', thenra H 70* o f E I0S.1', thence H l»* St' W 244 O' thanca R *0* at' E Slot)', thenra N IS* II* K t t t o ', thenra ft in* Of K 27S.O'. then,* N II* 41' 40'* E SSS.&' Damon Runyon to atorraald Nortli line •■( M14 «( HEW «f N1VU, dVIalae there* Eaat lt.lt*, them* Acaoss b Hruthar (ab > R IS* 41’ 40" W 11*44' e Above (contrj In point of bealnnlng ‘ 2 » — 7 1’aatry shop* IMUIIJEi'T to apodal con­ 8 'Siutchlng ei S Zodiacal ilga dition* defined In Krrtlun Bookla------" • Metal IV, Ordinance No. SSI S'Madama u ___ 10 llo«ry I) That tht* Ordinance ahall La h* published ultra a Meek for fuur 141 runaecutlva !IKr™»c “iU >rSOwSSU* t Peep showP»W weak* In Th* Hanford Herald, a newspaper puli. Ilahad In Samlnol* county, SI Potai Florida. -Olrl'a am *7 Rape 4) That th* ahova-dearrlhed «»A«nc<n* sPWiae Learning •M l IHCSSS eat ««• 49 Ixiyai Sdttreaka trad* of land In th* an40 Chel a mastore diW iU ^a* 27 R* llonH _____Ayres It Mr Mr. Av'raa Ayrt* naKlandar aregalr contain Iraa Ilian It 4» Mouth, 2S Slender (ab.) tan ( 10) reglalrred elec- 12 Prolan cole 30 New Zealander 41 BaaebaB aUtke SONtgatlv* veto toia, and Ih* owners and » Podium Interaat holdars of sal* proparllea hav* formally petitioned to bo anneaed. I) That thla Ordinance ahall 12 uouege rneer ■ lak* affect Immediately a n s s B 'a r1 upon It* final paMaga and 13Kintla (comb, adoption. form) I) That all Ordlnanrta or IS Discarded parts of Ordinance* In 13 words) oonfllel herewith ar* ISParadise hereby repealed. 19Cupid AHUI’TF.1) at a regular tOTlirro (comb. meeting or tha Town Council form) Of th* Town of Casselberry, It House Florida, this ath day of Starch, 14 Caika it onenlal sase A. I>. I»I4. 14Plot (TOWN HEAL) II Kihaoat / * / darn W . Anatey it Axo MA YOU ATTEHTi / * / Mary Hawthorn* TOWN OLE It K 4 Dirk Kenneth IV. Mclnloah DOWN Attorney at I.aw Post Ufflro Box m i Sanford. Florida ‘ 4 / y / ^ 1& i-«e aR.w tu.w y THE PORTABLE FBNOB M g/ O U R AN C E ST O R S ✓ 11 — O U R AN CESTO RS '— U ^J -TVOSe OLM9 A X B FK tEH O SO F m i n s ..."m e / 'ey J s iu >1 .a n o -------- ME. I'm oxpooting a calf from Tod any minuta within the next week ar ae!" i It C A R N IV A L (Q . WOC O iM U V $ fV feO.-SLfT IP THSMS "The famous Johnny Appleaaed? Well, hit I'm Peter Peachpit!" m i uki « *IM AN' I'LL PANG WIU. OIVB IT ATKY? "The King now buys his ala In tho no .deposit throw-awsy flagons!" A W HUNTING ----- SH OR T R IBS T /COM S-I K 'J S P S S T '/ ILL SH O R T R IB S r M 9 [ MSMOUM, “ ja r - t *v a*, y, I/ if h i i f enLL THAT* ASM IFl HE POBSKT TRUST DOCTOR*' Sy THBIR 5BC0NP VISIT 1 WCHUffllW TMSV tin 6 so m e tactful wav to^ HOW COME YOU HAVgKT V^EARO? MtXFS think* a 1/ uiitiUA rttir. uffl 7 KNOW it was tha last word in luxury and eisganoa $ vhen I sold It ta you, but that was three a^nihs agol' g w pM M&!usr,----- 90 rT» PfWly XX/RI MkdTtNSSXVBMS WITH id rr f i thought k u sa jo it . IM*e IKPOKTANT, PR-CASer.J I I i t| w (NS KNOWAU. T -X j 0*1 dance — — BHad, W “ 5 5 CRITICISM OR IT. 3 iU*|f 32 Brooder 34 Taka umbras* 43 Landed '4 ! 37 Unit* of eaigbt MladMdaaU S@SCi< «3Tak« tbW u # S js ladta 6iSSS&n* DOWW M St ISSli * <i I (9 JUFT PONT HA' AN EMPTY BED, _____ II “CwdxUbL 7 B & .3 S 6 0 I MIGHT A WB.L7HJ.KXiK SBrtiUiaa SBraiiliaa Itae» 10 Vended 11 Uttar, 9 a* laiLctilr • s(Tlomaa) s a s 1* IS Lined m * l SSPeol 30 rondueU ** Aaemiml*____ 21 Beloro 34 Snr»KU (hraad 33Joyful STTraaafar from 34Wutdov |taM on# a i# te -at the tea pesrmicTiva mn 4 Walk roa tt Hirer t laUkg lalaeg 13 Femlnln* appellaliun 14 WOd ox of Caleb** 4SOUT NASH, DOCTOR. HfS , NOTORIOUS FOR l HISCONTJMPTFORI IMS MEDICAL yeOFt SStOM ANO BUGS B U N N Y 4 'A * ----- * IRtrucda IDaaeoaby BUGS B U N N Y r a w * .- . . ! ?V . . SI UaMaaod 33 Makt * M m y la r . SOCineauwa 411 ctrtalta 44 Arrow noiaM 44 AKartak W SSkto^anaor AMPKk/AAWOrMJLDR. CAStyl ALL0WW40 A CHIFIIESS, su iiiB fix ia w in iin rn n H T iT in T you AA HMMTOSENOCR BOV.. ‘ rr O A M A 's ie rrr* - AATiKA IONO 7W/A- fXQM PLANE TO PLANE- |Cars Looted Car culprits ara becoming boldert They ransacked two Navy Shore Petrol care park­ ed at Sanford police head­ quarter* Wednesday evening, taking cigarette* and a flash­ light front one and a mirror from the aecond, according te th* police blotter. -B Y PtlAY RiNHtPS, P K P /N rO THE JUNGLE- - TO THE ONIAT SWAM* 3 (POE- ..TH lH O V f* Th SWAMP. INTO Tfm P f e p w o o o a -t •CEAZT'MONKt MAH.~ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Gov. Parrie Bryant Thursday appointed Dave Mosher of St. Petersburg to the Florida Council on Aging, succeeding John Goddard, who resigned. Legal Notice >m . ’ ^ * * 4 M u ilco fly Inclined • /THE CROWS Afl£ ON THE WA2PATH/ [H EAtowiwf] Y JACKSONVILLE ( UPI) — Negro and white leaders orgsniied a committee Thurs­ day to study racial problems that sparked violence this week, while th* NAACP map­ ped plana for further demon­ strations. Businessman Robert Mlliut, temporary chairman of the committee, said an organisa­ tion al group worked Wednes­ day night and Thursday to set up th* committee and hoped to have all member* named and ready to meet later is the day. Millua said th* committee |would have some 30 mem|t)CM. "Th* communication lines here between th* racea have eroded," said Millua. "W o are trying desperately to keep up s conversation batween white and Negroes. S t a t e NAACP President Rulledgr Pearson, however, indicatsd he was dissatisfied with the committee, set up at the urging o f Mayor Haydon Burns, |Mosher Named ■vt U AU MUST SZCUFS UNCLS AMOS'* rriwSee*, Mia s a m a im s h t s over * FLOW TMS H O O d E l^m as^ Cigarette Sales Make Comeback ELMER'S SO CHEAP HE'LL DO ANYTHIN' TO SAVE LOSIN'A GOLF BALLi r i r r i T i n r * .v « m k N O T I t 'K IH l i c r r l i r K l v -n t h a t » • a r a a n * a * t < l In h u a l r i , a * a t at I, 4 J ' a l m a t t o H la , Han. ford, l e m l n o l a ( 'm i n t y , Klo rli ta, u n de r th a f i c t i t i o u s n a m t nf. D ial* K laetrle Company and t h a t wa In lan d to r r g l a t r r aald n a m e w i t h l h a ( ’ lark o f l h a C i r c u i t C o u rt, Hrm ln ola C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , In ari-nr<lam-e M ill, l h a p rn v le to n e o f t h a F l i l l tt o u * N am e e t a t u t a a , l o - w l l i Hartlon Sit.O S F l o r i d a S t a t u t e s m i. I l x : J a m a * K. T.ea C. I. I l n p k l n * Pu t,llah k l * r , IS. 20, 21 4 Apr. 2. HIM. crtH -io n o T I C B o r IIKAIII.NU N o l l e * I* h e r e b y l i n n t h a t | nn t h * 14th day o f A pril 1SS 4 rrxutar m artin i: of Ih* Hoard o f C o u n t y C u m m l a H n n a r * o f Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, Ih* fu llo n ’l n a (l u a a tl n n * w ill ha ai-tad upon. I n - w l t : " W h e t h e r a r n o t I t (a n a r e e a . a r y t o a r a r t , eq uip, an d hultd an ad d i ti o n In t h * I L M I N O I . H C O U N TY i n t U L I C H O S I M T A U a pu blto h o a p lta l l o c a t e d In Hanford. Bem lnul* County, F l o r i d a •* Khould a m a j o r i t y n f t h * mambaro of th* Board nf C o u n t y Com m laaton ar* nr Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d e ­ te rm in e (h a t It t* n a ra -a a r y to t r a c t , eq uip, an d b uild a n ad d ltt u n In Ih* HFM IN Ot.H COUNTY P U B L IC H O a l'IT A U th e y m a y l e v y a h o a p l t a l b u i l d ­ ing , r e p a i r , and o q u l p m t n t t a x purauant to Chapter I S ) 22, F l o r i d a B t a l a t a a . 1* * 1. / * / J a m a a S'. A v ery . J r , Chairm an Board ol County C o m m it!to n e r * H am lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a A ttaat: / * / Arthur X . B e c k w i t h . J r . C lark P u b l la h l i a r . 11. »*, ST 4 Apr S. 1444. ODB-44 i v �Church O f God Adventist Baptist THR SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth a Elm R. L. M *th *w a -------------P**tor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ------ 1:1* a. m. Worship Borneo — 11:** a. m. Wodntaday Night Fray or Strvlca ------ T ill p. »• “ W # Hava Thla Hop*" radio tnoioaso oach Sunday a. m. at U K ovar W TRR at 14«* oa your radio dial. JORDAN MISSTONART BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t W . First Strsot Sunday Sehool____ 10:0* a. ra. Mornlns Worship _ 11:0# a. m. Bible Study (Sunday) 4:00 p m. Evansollotlo Barvlc* 4:M p. m. Wod. Prayor Moot _ 4:** p. m. Bill Staph on s------ ------. Paotor A Cordial Welcome to All Alliance CHRISTIAN HISSIONART ALLIANCE CHURCH • 14*1 Park Ava. at 14th St. Rav. C C. Data, Jr. ----- Paator Sunday School ..... - 1:41 a. in. Worahlp Barvlc* — 11:0* a. m. Evantnt Worahlp _ T:tl p. m. Alllane* Youth Fellowship (Sun.) _ *:4I p. m. (Wad) Prayer Sorvlea — Til* p. »• Assem bly O f God FINECRRST ABSEMDLY OF OOD CHURCH Cor. llth and Elm M. M. W ild e r -------------- Paotor Sunday School ----- . 1:41 a. m. Morntns Worahlp — l* :i* a. m. Evonlns Worahlp — T:*0 p. m. Youth Borv. (Sun.) . 4:0* P m. Mld-Woak Sorv. (Wad.) - 4:11 p. m. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I K Park Avtnu* r . B. C h a n c e -------------Paotor Mornlns Worahlp Ill* a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp _ !1 :M a. m. Tralntns Union — * :l* p. ra. Evenlns Worahlp - 4:41 p. m. Wad. Prayor Barvlc# 4:1* p. ra. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. K lh SL * Oak Av*. ©all s m i t h ------------------- Paator Sunday School .... t i l l •• ra. Mornlns Worahlp — H i l l a. m. Training Union — 8(11 p. m. Evanlna Worahlp - 4:11 p. ra. Wod. Prayor Sarvlo* 4:10 p. m. Nuraery Open ... . W T I t l t --------------------- 7:1* p. ra. Sunday Nit# Broadoaat WEBTStDH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ith SL * Holly Av*. Paul M. C allo y -------------Paator Sunday School — K :l * a* ra. Sunday Mornlns Worahlp — 11:M *• ra. Sunday Evenlns Worahlp — TlO# P- ra. Wadnaaday Prayor Sarvlo# ■— - fiH !• ra. PINECRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Iload P a r lo r _____ William J. Ouse# Mornlns Worship — 1:4* A U :*0 a. m. Sunday School — — 1:41 a. ra. Tralnlns Union — —. I :K p. m. Evonlns Worship — 4:10 p. m. W»d. Offleora A Toachars m S T G 'f t or IIM Kim Avenue Iter. n. I*. Strickland__ Patter Sunday Sch ool......... 1:41 a. m. Worahlp Barvlea — K i l l ». m. Evansollatle Sort. __TiM p. m. Wcdnraday: Toons Faopl# T. U R. Bom 4:10 p. m. Bible Tralatar Sort l :H pm. But 1m won’t get far with b is complaints. For, strange m this might sound, the modem Easter •‘outfit’* hap ftp mot to the very meaning of the day. Congregational CONORBOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Unite* Church of Chrlot) Park Avann* at llth St. 1:41 a. m . ____ Churoh School 11:00 a. m. __ Worthlp Scrvlra 1:10 p. bi. __ Chriatlan Tooth Mlnlclry la v . Walter A. R. MePharaon, Poetor Easter puts old things away and brings out the new — as the Earth sends forth its verdure — as God reveals our Hops. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST K0T 8. Sanford Av*. R. Vernon Fuller Sunday School ____ l:4 i a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — 11:0* a. ra. Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood T t. Charles W . Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy Commonlon __ T:10 a. in. Sunday School ____ 1:00 a. ra. Family Serrlo* and Sermon -n - — K i l l a. » . And if there is a glow of heppiin wearing that new dress or hat or suit. . . well, it’s only a hint of the joy that comas with finding that New l i f e Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Oonava Ralph Brtwar Jr. Evangelist III bln School K i l l a. ra. Mornlns Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. Kvanlng Worahlp ~ Til* p. m. Wod. Prayor Borvlo* 4:10 p. ra. Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laurel Are. Eusene Sheldea --------- Patter Telephone: Stt*T0ll Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Moralns Worthlp _ 11:41 a. m. Evenlns Werehlp __ 1:0* p. ra. Wed. Prayer Berrleo Til* p. at. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 41 Waal Morris lluby ------ - Kvangallat lllblt Claaa --------- 10:0* a. m. Mornlns Worahlp _ 11:0* a. m. Evening Worahlp — 1:1* p. m. Bible claaaaa Wad. „ 4:1* p. m. Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST H I* Park Avenue Sort Browa —— - Evangollet Sunday Blblt S tu d y --------- K :** a. m. Mornlns Worship — It:** a. m. Evenlns Service — •:** p. m. Sea "Herald of Truth" 1 p. ra. Bunday on Chennai I Tuesday Ladlae Blblt Clot* . H i** a. m. Wadnooday Bible C la r a ----------Til* P- «*• OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH MM A Orlando Drive H oy. lT*»t) Sanford, Florida iti-rtii The Rev. Oeersa Ktnnamou, Interim Patter Sunday School 1:11 a. ra. Morntns Werehlp — lliOO a. m. Communion— Tirol Sunday la Eaeh Month KINDERGARTEN AND N UKi­ ll RT Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . Ind SL at Maple Ave. P»ul B lc k e e ---------------- Patter Sunday School — . 1:41 a. ra, Mornlns Worship . 10:41 a. m. . l:*o p. m. Tooth Kvenctlltlle Servlea Ti*0 p. a . Mid-Week Service (Wed.) T *4 p. It. Third Sunday Slnseplratloa d:M p. ra. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W . U Holcombe, Patter Sunder 1:41 a. ra. —__ Bible School 11:01 a. m .__Mornlns Worthlp T:0* p. m. _ Evenlns Service T:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Services f:0 t p. m. __ Ind Wed. Mies' lenary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOR MI Oraase Street Rev. B. Rutk Oraat _ P»»tor Sunday School____ 1 1 *4 a- ra. Mornlns W erehlp 11 it* a. a . Sunday Evenlns __ t :K p. ra. Wed. Bible Study _ 4 * * p. m. Conqueror* Matting Friday . . . . ----------. V»M p. aa. Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH © r THE REDEEMER lot W . llth Place •The Church of the Lotheraa Hour" and TT "Thle la tha Life" Herbert W . O te ro * ____ Parlor Sunday School ____ t i l l a. m. Worthlp Service _ H it* a. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST II* Eaat Stcond Stroot Sunday Sorvlea A Sunday School —— 11:** a. ra. Subject "Reality” Wadnaaday Strvlca . 1:0* p. m. Reading Room: 1*1 B. FlraL Weekday*: 1*:!0 a. m. - 4:1* p. m. Friday Evenings III#III* g. BL ER CHURCH Cttrne Holshta Rer. Ray Ortsory, Jr., Footer Church School ------ 1:41 a. ra. Mornlns Worthlp — 11:0* a. ra. M T P ---------------------- 1:1* p. m. Eve. Werehlp _ T:»0 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service T;M p.ra. Nazarene Easter has always stood for new­ ness of life. It marks Christ's victory over death. It promises an eternal destiny to thorn who embrace the Faith. Christian Maottns —.... ........ A a ~ ELDER SPR1NOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hootar Ava. 8 . Hamilton Orillia — Paotor Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worahlp — II:*# a. m. Tralnlns Union — • :»• p. in. ■vomlns Worahlp — TiM p. m. AU dressed up for OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. *11 Ph. I l l - I l l * Paator ___ Choator W . Plank Sunday Sehool ___— 11:0* a. m. Mornlns Sarvlo* _ 11:0* a. m. Tralnlns Union — . « :!• p- m. Evenlns Sarvlo* __ T ill p. m. Wadnaaday Meotlngo: O rsanliatlona 1:11 p. m. Prayar __________ 4:1* p. m. Choir — ...............— 1:1* p. m. ch urch o r ood fkofhect Wp know a Scmr oid phflopopbar who zlwzya has something nasty to say about whzt makes others hzppy. His latest diatribe is sgzinst folks “ parading to Church la a l their Easter finery.* Methodist FIRST FRESBTTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. Fin. Oak Ava. A Ird St. ©rover C. Sewell Jr. __ Patter Edcar W . Smith Jr. Aaetetant Faetor Morales Worship _ l:M a. m. Charch School _ _ 1:41 a. ra. Seaaloa Moat* ___ 1«:4I a. m. Mornlns Worship _ 11:M a. ra. Pioneer Fellowship * :0t p. ra. Senior HI Fellowship t i l l pm . Evenlns Worthlp __ T:l* p. ra. Wed. Prayer Meet _ TiM p. m. CHURCH OF THE OOTBNANT F ill South Orlande Drlre Thome* H. Hekla Paetor Worship ...................... 1:00 a. ra. Churoh School _ l« :0 f a. ra. TO LIST YOUR THK CHURCH Tha Church rarih (or th. Idinc tar and food ritlrencfiip. Mol ■pirilual vahira. Without a •Irons Church, d vtllu tion aurvlv*. Tbara Church O f God CHURCH or OOD »rs wiould tlnd A French H. C. S m ith ---------------- Paator Sunday School . . . . „ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ II:** a. m. Evangollollo Sarv. _ 4:to p. m. Tuoa. Prayar Sarv. - 4:10 p. ra. Thur*. Young People Endeavor .... .......... T:M p. m- Monday Roman* Sunday Lamentation* 8:37*42 Tuooday 8 : 1-11 Roman# 8:18-28 Wadnaaday I Corinthian# 15:51.58 Methodist A L A -o A U . BOM T H K C H U R C H a RACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodland Ava, Rev. John H. Hires Jr., Paetor Church School . 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worthlp — 11:0* a. m. M T P ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. ratty and rapport * » Church. Thar ara: ft ) For hi* own rate (I ) For hk BiUdraa’a asks. (5) For th* rah* of MS eramauHy and nattoo. (4) Tot Um aako at tha Chute Um M. whkA mods hi* moral and ntarial ■L Plan t* pc h> church r«p»ara* mad pour BAt* Sally. Thuradap II TlmothF Friday I Mm S:1A 2:8-18 FIRST .METHODIST CHURCH I K Park At *. John T. Adam* Jr. _ Footer Mornlns Worekls — 1:11 p. m. Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. Mornlns Worthlp _ 10:11 a. m. MTP Meetlnse 1:1* p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Evenlns Worthlp _ 1:1* p. m. Saturday Jude 14:21 CHURCH NOTICE CALL 322-2611 The Folio?ing Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d Directory P age Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. A Mrs. M. R. Stricklend ART BROWN PEST CONTROL B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff GLAS-MET INC. Metal and Fiberglaa Duct Systems HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford BURNUP A SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING C O , INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Ave. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA A SONS, INC. Slavie, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. S t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 8. Laurel Ave., Sanford | KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First A French, Sanford | KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. let. S t , Sanford NELSON A CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilke Bowman a Employeea STENSTROM REALTY Hsrb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO A ELECTRIC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff WARE-PRICE OIL CO. Wane©, N. French Ave. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD MANUFACTURING CO. and Employees WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Fred M. Smith, Owner L . D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida s M r r r r s s n a p p in * t u r t l e PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron end Staff I LEE BROTHERS plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning THE RITE THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employeea LONGWOOD PIT BARBECUE t Mom and Bill Baumholser LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION C O , INCL MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WIGHT GROCERY CO., INC. end Staff WILSON-EICHELBUXGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson end Staff r WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y BAPTIST Aatloeh Baptist Churoh, Ovloda Central Baptist Church, t i l t Oak Ava Chuluota First Baptist Church Elder Spring* Bsptlat Churoh. II* Lohma* Rd. Faith Baptia* Mission, 14* Lt. M , Caaaalbarrr First Baptist Churoh, * K Park Ava First Baptist Chursh at Allaraont* Spring* RL t i l . Altamonta Sprlaga First Baptist Charek a( DaBary First Baptist Churoh at Otsava First Baptist Charek a t Lake Mary First Baptist Charah at Laha Monraa Flral Baptist Charek *4 Longwood. Oar. Ckarah A Oraat Flral Baptist Charah of OvHd# First Sbllab Mlaatskar? Baptist Church. U St W . Kth SL Forest City Baptist Churoh Foaatals Head Baptist Churoh. Ovlada Lov# South*ra Baptist MIm U b, Chuluota Mlaoloaary Baptia* Charah North Rd. Enterprise _ _. . Maoodoala Mlaalaa Baptia* Churoh Oak MIU Rd. Oatoaa i . „ Morulas Qlory Baptist Churoh. Ooaova Hwy. ML Oliva MtasUaarp Raptlct Bbarah, Baa Lando Spring* Rd., Loagwaad ML Zloa Mlaalonary Baptist Zip** Av*. Now ML Calvary MUalsaary Baptist 110* W. Kth BL New Balora Primitive Bap*M Charah, KM W. ltth BL New ML Zloa Baptist Charah. ITS* Faar Ava Oaklawa Baptist chapel, I4M W. MU SL OatM* Paptlat Charah Plnacraat Baptlal Church. Ml W. Oaora ltd. Prairie Laha Baptist Charah, Bids* Rd, Fern Park Program Mlaoioaanr Bopttot Charah, Midway Second Shiloh MlMlodary Baptist Charah, Ninth A Hlohary ■L JamM Missionary Baptlal Charah St*. Rd. t i l Octaaa St. Paul Mlaalonary Baptlal Church, Ith St. BL Matthew* Mlsatosary Bsptlat Church Canaan Halghu ZL John's Mlrataasry Baptist Charch, •It Cyproo* SL Tempi* Baptist Chardh. Bate Sprlapa U , Altsmsat* Sprlaga W o u ld * Mlaalonary Baptist Charah, did A Hally Av*. Bias Bap* Bapl MS Oranp* Ava. Charah * f U a Nativity. Laha Karp AU Santa Oathall* Charah, MS Oak Av Churoh, Farthing Ann’s esth ete lac*. DaBary Mary Magdalena Cathollo Church, Maltnd Av*. Altamonta Springs CHRISTIAN Irst Christian Charek, K*T S. Sanford Ava ongregatlonal Chrlattaa Church, Park Av*. porthalda chrlatlaa Churoh, F l o r i d a (lavaa D r, Maltlaad CHURCH karok Ihurch [hurch ihurch of of or of or CHRIST ChrML 1*11 A Turk Ava. Chrlot, Ooaova ChrlaL Longwood ChrlaL Faola OHURCH o r AOD karch at Ood. It* Hickory of Ood. •>*# S. Fronoh kurch * f Ood. Ovlod* Salats . Bpitoopal charah B. DaB - Batarprla* .- .1 s t Kplacopal Church. LongwooS 111 Saints Kplacopal. Kntarprla* Toly Cross Kplacopal, Park Ava. at dih I. 1*1 W . M U Place Maaaiah Lulbaran Church, A marloaa L a d a s Hall, Fralrl* Laha, Fara Park Oatooa Methodist Charah F a * 1a Waalayaa MathodlaL RL *d W. at PaoM ■L Jam** A.M.B, Sanford Av*. SL Mary’a A.M.E. Church SL RL *11 Oatoan SL Puars Mothodla* C h a r a h Oataoa Rd. Batarprla* Stafford Moaorlat Mothodtot O h a r * h B. DaBary SL Luka* Lutheran Charch. RL «M Slavic NAZARSNR MRTHODIST Pint charah af th* Nouuroaa W. tod at Mapl* Far* Bark Churoh •f th* BuraiteA ©Brloa Rd, Fara Fork La ho Mary Charah at tha Kaaaraa* LUTHERAN Aaeenalon Lutheran Charah, D r, Caosolbtrry (loot Shtphtrd United Luthora, Ovar brook JIM B. Orlande Dr. Lulbaran churoh o f tha Rodaoraor, Baraatt Moraarlal Mothadlat Charah. B. DaBary Ava^ Batarprla* Roar Laha Method lot Charah Bethel A.M.E. Church, Canaan Haights Caaaalbarrr Community Mothodlat Churoh. Hwy. 1T>M A Flaoy Bids* Rd., caaoolborry DaBary Community Uatbodlst Church W . Hlghlaadc DaBary Ebanasar Mathadlat Charah. Old Ovlaado Hwy. First Hathodlat Church, *1* Park Ava. First Mathadlat Charch e f Ovlada Foctcr Chapel Matbodlat Church. Ovlada Fra* Matbodlat Charah. ltd W . tth SL Oran* Matbodlat Charah. Oaora Rd. Orant Chapel A.M R. Church. Ovlada Oahcvava Mathadlat Churoh, Ovlada PRESBYTERIAN eommaalty Proabytarlan Churoh. Lake Mary First Proobylorlta churoh. Oak Ava. A IrS SL First Froobytorloa Churoh, Caaaolbarry First Praabytorlaa church of Do Dory, R. Highland ■L Andrew* Proabytarlan Churoh MU Loa* aoal Boh. D r, Boar Lake Cpaala eommaalty Ftoaky tar tea Uf>M l A H I. Charah, Waatralnlatar Froobytorloa Charch, BowoU Bark. RL *M SEVENTH BAT ADTBNT1PT Foraat Laha Sovamth-day Advaatlat Charah. Hwy. t il, Foraat City Zovaath-day Advaatlat Charek, MeltUaS Ava, Aluraoat* sprlaga Sanford SovonU-day Advaatlat Charah. Bovaath A B te OTHER OHURCHBS Altaa'a Chapai, OUvs A Kth BL Churoh of OoS la ChrlaL Ovlada ChalaoU Community Church Charah at 0*4 *4 Prophesy. Mdf B te Ava. Charah at Jaaa* Christ aS LaMar Bap Salats, Ml* Park Av*. Comraualty Cbapal, Aluraoat* Sprlapa EaaUra Orthcdoa Charah. SL Johaa Chrpaoaura Chapel, Hwy. 14'M, Fara Park Conprapatlaa BaU Iareal, K U A Map noils First Charah at ChrlaL BaUattaL M* B. lad SL First Paaueoatat Charah af Laapwaad ML Oliva UaltasM Charch, Oak HI* K4* O ltlH Placer eat Aaocrably o f Ood, 14U A B te Saafatd AUlaaeo charah. Udt A Park Ava Baafatd Caaprapattoa *1 Jehovah'* Vtt> name*. KM t . Ut SL Th* Salvation Army. M l B. tad BL Wally churoh ad Samtor*. IH A l i t IL �(E h ? j^ m tfin r fc I b n t l i t > Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Generally fair todny and Tuesday; high today 75; low tonight in 40s. VOL. 56 •'The Clock" pissed along a Up to political candidates b i t Friday . . . thinking to help them. • • • The tip was not meant as criticism. But now the Clockwinders are being criticized by the poliUclana. • • • The Up was that several motorists telephoned The Her­ ald and complained about those candidates parking their cars, with campaign signs on them, in the downtown sec­ tion and taking up parking spaces. Many o f the cars were there for the most part of the day. • • « Those who called The Her­ ald seemed to be quite offend­ ed by the candidates. We pub­ lished the Up in an effor' to call this to the candidates' attenUon. If we offended the candidates we apologize. Real­ ly, we were trying to be help­ ful. Like the man said . . . "There's nothing stranger than poliUca.” • • • A "Miss Hootenanny" con­ test is scheduled In area high schools to call attention to a "Folk Mlnistrel" to be held at the Orlando Municipal Audito-ium April 2fl. Proceeds will be used to provide lights for the new studio building of Channel 24, ETV. Girls in the 10th, Uth and 12th grades are eligible and applications have been made avaUable by Mrs. Helen Gates, chairman o f the ETV Special Projects CommlUee. e s s A 4-11 Club organlzaUonal meeting for boys Is scheduled for 3:30 p. m., Tuesday, at the Lake Monroe School. Ern­ est Lundberg, assistant agri­ cultural agent, will meet with the boys and their parents. • • • Wonder where BUI Mae. Laughlin gets all these Jokes: A baby sardine waa happily swimming in the ocean near his mother when he saw his first submarine and was ter­ ribly frightened. "Don't wor­ ry, dear," reassured mamma, "it’s just a can full of peo­ ple." • • • And a bit of philosophy: A bone In the back ia worth two in tha head. • • • The girl who lays all her cards on the table usually ends up playing solitaire, e s s Fame la so fleeUngll One Herald reporter took a jet bomber flight with the Navy fly-boys and his front-page re­ port carried his by-line and hla picture in flying gear. A second Herald reporter was congratulated on hla fine, in­ teresting story . . . the read­ er had missed the by-line and the picture. • • • Note to amateur photographera: Ever try to take shots o f wildlife, especially birds, and and couldn’t get near them? Try using one side o f a pair of binoculars as a telescopic lens, placing it up to the aperture. Some times you can get wonderful results. » • • Little o!' Seminole County ia getting a big play during this election year. Gubernator­ ial candidates are not over­ looking us, not in the least. Jack Mathews will maks a sashuy around the county Tuesday afternoon, conferring with hla local campaign lead­ ers ami shaking hands. Scott Kelly will follow on Wednes­ day, doing the same thing and making a few c a m p a i g n speeches. e e e Francis Roumillat reports plans shaping nicely for that thrse-day junket o f the Cham­ ber of Commerce port author­ ity committee to go to Bruns­ wick, Ga., neat month for a study o f port facilities there. • e • Sign o f the modem times is this note on a church bulle­ tin board: "Open Sundays for your convenience." Which reminds o f the Joke being told about Rev. Richard Dess. Seems he called on a new family to invite them to church. He knocked on the door and heard a voice call out: "la that you, A ngel?" And hla response: "N o, but i I’m from the same depart- United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 * NO. 157 Peach Crop In Two States Feared Lost United Press International A sudden spring freeze dealt a multi-million dollar blow today to poach crops in the south. THIS TOTALLY DEMOLISHED AUTO was in­ volved in two separate collisions Sunday which occurred 16 miles cast of Sanford on SR 46. The ear, driven by Mrs. Josephine J. Rowe of Winter Park collided hendon with a vehicle driven by Julius Pnrker of Sanford. Later, another uuto, driven by former University of Florida football star, Joe D’Agostino Jr., Winter Park, crashed into the two cars involved in the earlier collision. D'Agostino, who sustained a fracture of the left leg, is being charged with excessive speed. (Herald Photo) Rear Adm. Shinn Ailing Glenn Drops Gen. MacArthur To Visit SNAS Develops New Out 0 ! Senate Race On Tuesday Complication Rear Adm. Allen M. Shinn, commander o f the Atlantic Fleet’s Carrier Division SI*, will visit the Sanford Nnval Air Station Tuesday to attend changc-of-command ceremon­ ies and Inspect new support farilitlea for the RA-6C Vig­ ilante. Admiral Shinn will fly Into tha air station at 0:30 a. m., one-half hour before Cdr. Jesse W. Taft relieves Cdr. Leonnrd J. Reinhart as Com­ manding Officer o f Sanford’s Heavy Attack Squadron On#. When deployed aboard tha USS Independent VAH-Ua Vigilantes provide tha Ion/? range, all-weather attack cap­ ability for carrier striking forces operating under Ad­ miral Shinn’s command. The widely-known "CarDIv" Commander Inst visited NAS Sanford in June 1002 when he was serving as Assistant Chief for Field Support o f the Bureau o f Naval Weapons. At that time the A-SA Vigilante had Just entered fleet use with on* Sanford-based unit, VAH-7. In the meantime, VAH-1 has become equipped with the A-5A and other unite are pre­ paring for operations with the RA-5C, the new rcconnuissance-attack version o f tha Vigilante. After attending the V AIM rhangp-of-eommnnd tomorrow, Admiral Shinn will he briefed by Capt. Hubert M. Ware, Commanding Officer of NAS Sanford and tour new RA-fiC ground support buildings. Dulles To Talk TAMPA (UI*I)—Allen W. Dulles, former chief o f the Central Intelligence Agency, will he speaker at the annual Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce dinner hero Tues­ day night. Grants Made TAMPA (U P !) — National Science Foundation grants to­ talling $24,000 were presented to the University o f South Florida Saturday. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP1) —Astronaut emeritus John H. Glenn Jr., sick and discour­ aged, today withdrew from the U. S7 Senate race in Ohio. Glenn, showing sll of his 42 years, said be was calling a halt to his political plans on Exiles Send Out 'War'Ballots MIAMI (UPI) — Cuban ca­ lks throughout thf work! will rots cn*a i»*ml**-rrnn Junta which will map "war plans" In a new effort to oust the Communist regime of Fidel Castro. Ballots for five leaders re­ cently nominated have gone out to 73,000 exiled "heads of fam ily," it was announced Sunday. The "war plans" will be in the charge of Kneido Oliva, second in command of thu abortive 1001 Bay of Pigs in­ vasion, if the Junta wins ap­ proval. The ballots were sent to Cubans in 4ft countries. While only four of the nom­ inees wero named, authorita­ tive sources said the fifth was Jose Manuel Salvat who led a gunboat attack on Havana in 1902. Salvat’s identity was bring withheld pending his formal acceptance of the nomination., lie ia a member of the Student Revolutionary Directorate (D RE) which has been one of the most active underground groups against Castro. Another nominee, Labor lawyer Ernesto Freyre waa one of the leaders who ar­ ranged the ranaiyn of the Bay of Pigs invaders captured by Caatro. The two others are Vicen­ te Rublera, secretary-general of the telephone workers un­ der dictator Fulgcnclo Batis­ ta, and Aurelio Fernandez Di­ as, leader of the Exiled Cer­ tified Public Accountants As­ sociation. the recommendation of doc­ tors who advised "that I dis­ continue any plans for actvltie* for at least the next sev­ eral months.’ ’ Glenn read a statement, which he described as "most regretful" as he lay flat on his back in bed—where he had been slnc« Feb. 2(1, when he suffered a severe head injury when he dipped in the bath­ room at hla homa in Colum­ bus, Ohio. Glenn announced hia with­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — Gen. D o u g l a s MacArthur, fighting to recover from his third major operation this month, today developed new complications—kidney trouble and internal hemorrhaging and officials said It waa a "matter of grave concern." In a medical bulletin issued t h i s morning, a hospital spokesman said there had been a "decreased kidney ac­ drawal at a naws eonfarenea tion tinea laoi evening” and la Wlllord Han Hospital at "this k g matter o< grave Laeklaad Air Fore* Baaa vioualy dll would flknd a telsgrem Imme­ diately to Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown asking that his name be removed from the ballot for the May t Democratic primary, Glenn laid he felt there waa no chance that be would be nominated either as a result of hla name being left on the ballot or by a write-in vote. "it seems to mo that, once I have withdrawn, Dial’s that," he said. He said he did not know what bis future plana will be, but he left open the possi­ bility that lie may reenter politics in the future. Mathews On TV Tuesday Night Sen, John E. (Jack) Mat­ hews Jr. of Jacksonville will launch hi* Central Florida election campaign Tuesday night with a half-hour telecast on Channel 6. Mathews, seeking the gov ernor ship In Florida next fall will appear on the television station from 0:30 to 10. The appearance marks the first full scale drive by any of the candidates in the Cen tral Florida area. Mathews spent the weekend observing the Easter holi­ day and working on his report he will make to viewers Tuesday night. bleeding from the eaopkagu»," the spokesman said. The aging general under­ went emergency surgery Sun­ day for removal of a portion of hit intestine. It wat hla third operation this month. His second opera­ tion last Monday was per­ formed to stop hemorrhaging In hla esophagus — the tube carrying food from the mouth to the stomarh. One good sign doctor* noted this morning, however, was stabilizing blood pressure end pulse. Humphrey Opens Rights Debate Damage in (he area around Spartanburg, S. C. alone was estimated at $7 to $10 million. "It looks like a total loss," County Agent Crayton McCown said following a tour of Spar­ tanburg orchards where peach trees wore just beginning to blossom. " T ie mid-Georgia area ap­ pears to be wiped out," a horticulturist said. "The biosso ms were killed at a most critical atage." Below-freezing temperatures also inflicted severe damage to the peach crops in Ala­ bama and North Carolina. Memphis had Its lowest temperature for this date on re­ cord, freezing weather was forecast for Mississippi and Alabama and the edge of the late-soason wintry blast touch­ es! as far south as Tallahas ace. Tbo bitter late-aeason cold snap caused a rash of fire deaths. Three persona were killed In an early morning fire at Chcvnce, S. C „ Including a heroic father who rescued his wife and three children, then collapsed and died in the flames. Wind gusts and 27degree weather hamperest ef­ forts to fight Die fire. Three small children per ished in a frame home In ^llchmond which caught fire during the snowstorm that turned most of Virginia Into a Christinas postcard arena on the day after Easter. Three inches of snow were reported at Warrcnton and Culpepper and the snow at Warsaw: near the coast, was so thick vlsi bihty was cut to lets Utan a block. One man died in High Point, N. C. in a (ire started from an oil heater. Three firemen were killed early today in Dalton, Ga. when the wall of I building collapsed on thrm as they battled a. blaze in sub-freez­ ing weather. Snow fell across North Caro­ lina as far cast as Kinston and Goldsboro. School* In sev er.il mountain rountiea were rioted because ot h a m d o u s driving conditions. The peach crops in Georgia and South Carolina suffered substantial losses. •The mid-Georgia area ap­ pears to be wiped out," said Dr. K. F. Savage, hurtieul turist at the Georgia experi­ ment station in Griffin, where the temperature was 19.S this morning. WASHINGTON (UPI) Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey opened formal Sen­ ate debate on the civil rights hill today by challenging Us opponents to allow a vote aft­ er "fair and full" discussion. The Minnesota senator out­ lined the affirmative case for the Ilouie-passed measure in a prepared speech. Senate GOP Whip Thornes II. Kuc hel, Calif., was ready to take up the argument for the bill when Humphrey finished. The legislation would ban TAMPA (U PI)—J. Rrailey racial discrimination in vot­ |Odham, who says he will hack ing, education, employment, an extension of the minimum unions, public accommoda­ . wage law in hit campaign tions and use of federal 1against Florida Sen. Spessard funds. It is the most sweep­ L. Holland, has announced the ing civil rights measure since 1.support of the state AFL-CIO. Reconstruction days. An announcement released The Senate voted Thursday ! is the Orlando businessman to call up the bill after nearly wound up a Tampa Bay area three weeks of preliminary tour Saturday said the Florida wrangling during which south­ hcadquarteri of the labor fed­ ern opponents Joined in e x ­ eration hai mailed out 80,000 tended debate against the pamphlets to members urging measure. support and donations to Odham. The AFL-CIO pamphlet said that while the federation rea­ lized that Odham "is not all labor seeks as a candidate, An early Easter dance at an his platform ia certainly one area Juke Joint led to the that organized labor must ac­ shooting of a man and the tively support." Labor Mails Out Odham Pamphlets Husband Shot; Wife Arrested CITY OF SANFORD water pumpintf station building on Highway 17-92 south was smashed Saturday when a car left the road and entered the median. City attaches were checking damnge estimate this morning. City Manager W. E. Knowles said workmen had just completed repairs to a second station 300 yards south damaged in the same manner three months ago. Trooper Tommy Tomlinson identified Saturday’s motorist as a Mr. Burke o f Orlaatlo. (Herald Photo) ■*+>i”l W te SANFORD, FLORIDA Spring Cold Dips Into Florida I V MON., MARCH 30, 1964 arrest of his wife on a charge of aggravated assault. Wounded in the lower left chest and pronounced in fair condition at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital ia Sylveater Hughes. His wife, Dorothy, is being held in the county Jail. Both are in their 20’a, ac­ cording to dty utiae, Publisher Saved MIAMI (U PI)—Miami Her­ ald President James L. Knight and hia wife and daughter were rescued by anoflier yacht Sunday altar Knight’s 60-foot yacht Jimlana sank In the Bahamas, DOCTORS’ DAY wns being observed in the Sanford nren todny ns spe* cinl tribute to members of tbo medical profession. The specinl dny wnft proclaimed Friday by Mayor A. L. Wilson. Shown with him ns they check the proclamation are Mrs. R. M. Roscmond, left, and Mrs. E. L. Lindsey. Aron doctors wore red flowers while oilier floral displays were placed on hospital trays, in the hospital lobby, drug stores nnd churches, in chargo of the local observance were mcmlicra of tho Women’s Medical Auxiliary, of which Mrs. Lindsey is cbnirmnn. Homestead Tax Exemption Rush Now Under Way m w A ... 16 Killed MIAMI (UPIv — E aitcr weekend accidenti on Flor­ ida hlghwayi left at leaat IS dead, the highway partol aald today. Admiral Dies FALLS CHURCH, Va. (U r i) —Vice Adm. John M. Hoskins, BS, who led U. S. 7th Fleet units in preparation for the first naval strike of the Ko­ rean War, died suddenly at his home Friday night. Religious War SEN. SCOTT KELLY Kader Appointed Kelly Manager NEW DELHI (U PI)—Indian official# laid Sunday that two weeks o( Hindu-Moslem relig­ ious warfare has cost nearly Appointment o f John Kader 300 lives in eastern India. Un­ as Seminole County cempalgn official estimates put the toil chalrmnn wee announced to­ much higher. dny by Sen. Scott Kelly In his drive for the Democratic nom­ ination for governor, TOKYO (U PI)—Communist Kmlrr said that Scnntor China launched a scathing Kelly will etump Seminole attack today on Soviet l’rc County Wednesday, appearing mier Nikita Khrushchev, call at 12:46 p. m. at Seminoln ing on tha Soviet Communist Plusn, 1:30 at Lake Mnry, party to throw him on "the 2:30 at First Street and Magrubbish heap of history." tiuliit Avenue in Sanford, Inter going to hie local headquarters in the Valdes Hotel, 4 p. m. at MANILA (UPI) — Search Oviedo and 4:20 at Goldenrod. teams today reached Die Senator Kelly, a former wreckage of a U. S. Marino mayor of I-akrlaml and a re­ helicopter in a mountain area cipient o f the Florida Jayrcrs north of Manila and reported Award in 10(11, aaid, "F or that all 10 Americana aboard many years, John Kader and I were killed in the crash. have been friends. Because o f lile inteiest In government, he enjoys n reputation a* one o f NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) tho lending citizens o f Semin­ A United Nations peace force ole County." soldier opened fire on Cyprus Kader eald, "Few Floridians for the first time today, fir­ have been nominated aa on* o f ing in sclf-dcfcnso during a the ’Ten Outstanding Young pre-dawn gun battle In Ni­ Men of America,* but 8cott cosia between Greek and was In 1001. I am convinced Turkish Cypriots. that Scott Kelly, when elected governor, will bring bark com­ mon honesty in government. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Ho hns done ao as senator, (U PI)—Ethiopian and Somali particularly ns it relates to troopi battled at four disput­ Florldn’e road program. ed bonier points today while "Scnntor Kelly la a small political negotiators were an­ town hoy who tiinde good. He nouncing agreement on a understands the p r o b l e m s cease-fire and a Joint military which beset most o f us. Ho is withdrawal. a limn with two steady feet on tha ground anil yet big enough to have hia head In the rlouds. MADISON, WIs. (UPI) Ha possesses the rapacity to Alabama Gov. George Wal­ lead us through theso most lace returned to Wisconsin to­ Important yeur* of growth. I day for a final week of cam­ recommend him most highly paigning against mounting to my fellow citizens." opposition in the Wisconsin Democratic presidential pri­ mary election. Chinese Blast K All Die In Crash Fire In Defense Troops Clash Wallace Returns Ancient Craft LA ROCHELLE. F r a n c e (U P I)—Jean de Kat. 23, eald today he will sail the Atlantic In a 60-year-old bout starting April 1 with only one compan­ ion—his pet parrot. ONLY 5 Sanford Pastor Gels Fellowship The Rev. Grover Sr well, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, has been elected to a Columbia Fellowship by Cotumbls Theo. logical Seminary In Docatur, Ga. Thu fellowship enables liltn to participate in a continuing education program which started today and continues through April 10. In the program, the pastor meets with faculty members who acquaint him with recent development* In different areas of theological thought and it also allows time ami resources for serious Inde­ pendent study In areas choy en by the pastor. The study nisy bo continu­ ed after Uie minister returns to his field by the Seminary providing books through a mail-loan service. I Elect Seek Crash Cause NAPLES, Italy (UPI) Government investigetore climbed the lava rocki of Mt. Vesuvius today to seek the cause of Saturday’s crash of an Alitalia airliner In which ail 45 persons aboard includ­ ing eight Americans, wero killed. Clerks at tho tax assessor’s office were busy this morning signing cligitdo persons for homestead exemption. Two days remain for filing. With the deadline at hand, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tux assessor for Seminole County, Issued a reminder for eligible persona to visit her offices quickly. "Wednesday, April 1, Is tha last day to apply for home­ stead exemption In 10(14," Mrs, Walker aald, adding, " I f 70 s have not applied yet, do ao immediately, " I f yours Is a renewal appli­ cation, you may sign the form amt you and mall it into our office Be sure tha postmark la not later than April 1. "A ny uppllcntlon postmark* ed after Uiut date cannot Im honored for exemption for 10(14. If you are making ft new application, bring your deed Into the office nnd we will as­ sist you In filing for thu homestead exemption a n d making tha necessary tux re­ turns." K E N N E T H \V. McI n t o s h Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney • s e r v ic e • • President Nursing Advisory Council • Adilsor Seminole Timing Association • Past Pres. "Little Itrd School House" • Past Pres. County Crippled Children’s Association • Past Pres. County Juvenile Counril • Past Pres. Pinrcrrst PTA • EXPERIENCE • • Graduate Stetson University • Graduate Stetson College of Law • Former Trial Ally., Fla. Itoad Dept. • Practicing la County Since 1936 • Municipal Judge, City Of Sanford, Florida • .Member American. Florida and Seminole County Bar Asana. May 6 Democratic Primary FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY K E N N E T H W . M clN T O SH 0 Days to Register For the Primaries Your Support Will Be Sincerely Apprecioted (Pa. rol. Adv). � 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, March 27, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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