20 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/585f203377f0962ced047cc82b4744f6.pdf 3b4e7c46d2b450c2a4c6a9e71322013b PDF Text Text « I ■■H O T TTTjr VsnYerB GA Coronation Ceremonies Held In Orange City RfraTB Page 10 — May 19, 1984 t The Seminole Baptlat A s ­ sociation held an Association•1 Girls’ Auxiliary Corona­ tion at the First Baptist Church o f Orange City, F ri­ day night. May 16, at 8 I\M. Sixty-two girls were ad­ vanced In rank, having com­ pleted the necessary word for a Forward Step. Five girls were crowned queen. They were Janice Crawford, I ’lnecrest Baptist Church, Sanford; Lee Gray and Dana itatteree, F irst Church, Or­ ange City; and Mary Halo Campbell and P eggy Chris­ tian, North Side Baptist Church, DeLand. The theme for the evening wae “ Light o f tha W orld." Mrs. John Herrin, Associa­ tion Girls' Auxiliary Direct­ or, was in charge o f program arrangements. Mr*. William Falen, Assistant Assoclatlonal Girls’ Auxiliary Director, made the introductions. Scrip­ ture reeding and prayer were given by Ilov. David Solo­ mon, pastor o f the Orange City church. Tha pianist was Mrs. Ina Christian. Following the ceremony a reception for the girls was held In tha church social hall. Presbyterian Group To Meet The o ffic e r! o f the First rresbyterian church w ill hold a q u a r t e r l y get-together Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall. The feature speaker fo r the cession will he A. Kdwin Shiuholser, local attorney. Other Items on the docket fo r tha evening will provide discussion o f plans fo r the continuing development of the church, unifying the e f­ forts o f the Dlnrunnto and the Session In reaching establish­ ed goals fo r the year. It la expected that all officer* will be present. Ilie Rev. Grover C. Sewell, Jr., is minister o f the church and the Kev. Kdgur W. Smith Is hla assistant. Australia Is the only nntion to occupy an entire continent. PTA Leadership Auxiliary Unit 8207 Plans Assistance For Ham Dinner Course Set At Lyman By Jane Casselberry A Leadership Training Con­ ference fo r P.T A. offirers and members will he sponsor­ ed Thursday nt 8 p.m. at the Lyman High School hy the P.T.A. County Council. Courses to be offered mid their instructori are Presi­ dents and vice presidents, Mrs. Rollie Swofford; secre­ taries and treasures, Mrs. Marge McCoy; ways ami means, .lames B irv.rm eyerhospitality. Mrs. Mary Fran­ PETE HUKUR ncccpts the guvel hs president of the Seminole County ces Lyons; parliamentarians, Classroom Teachers Association from Sal Man free, outgoing president. Mrs. Molly Hteudle; member­ Pictured from the left: Edna Humphrey, vice president; Troy Stuart, ship; Mrs. Jo Ann Simms; treasurer; Ilukur, Man free, Margaret Purlin, secretary, and the speaker, clinic, Vi Segresl, and Mrs. Dr. Phil Constance, N E A director. (Herald Photo) Florence Berg; program; Mr. A. Stuart, field secretary of the state P.T.A. The conference will hr open­ ed by the rouneil president, Mra. Hornet Hearn o f A lta­ the study o f the evening was hut it was noted that all sew­ monte Springs. Ih e moderator By Frances Wester Mrs. Frank W. Griffin was Uic best “ pep talk" she could ing projects have been com­ will he Mrs, Missouri Bt-lle pleted with the exception of give the circle. Swofford. hostess with Mrs. Glenn Coch­ Mrs. Joe Smathcr*, local bandages to lie rolled for ran co-hostess for the May church service chairman, out­ shipment (o a hospital in In­ meeting of Circle One o f the lined plans for a Friendship dia. UI’ W of the Community Pres­ Dinner to lie served Immedi­ The Sunshine Chairman, byterian Church of Lake Mary ately following church service Mrs. laiVera Harrison, made held at the Griffin home. on May 24. Bach family is re­ a report o f cards sent. Mrs. Funeral services for W il­ Mrs. Cochran gave the de­ quested to bring fried chicken Anderson distributed envel­ votions, building them around ami a covered dish. Coffee will opes for the special offering liam J. Sams, .‘It, of Osteen, Uic current study theme of be contributed by .Mrs. Hor­ lo he taken at (he next Asso­ killed in n traffic accident “ Be What You A re ." She ace Cochran and butter by ciation Meeting to go for Medi­ early Saturday, were conduct­ ed this morning at Daytona (minted out that Paul in Colo*- Mrs. Glenn Cochran. cal Missions. Beach. sians told the people whal Volunteers tn charge of The door prize was won by Trooper Tommy Tomlinson they should be, and showed food service arc Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Anderson. The meeting them how they must live to Cochran, Mrs. Horace Coch­ closed with Uie Mispah Bene­ reported Sams was killed in­ stantly when h<- lost control be worthy ot their title of ran and Mrs. Mabel Brown. diction. Christian. She then brought Other volunteers who will o f his ear while traveling A social hour followed. Re­ approximately 100 nipli near the lesson up to the present help clean up arc Mrs. Marie freshments were served by the day in which the xamo condi­ Lowe, Mrs, Itoiiert Hugenitein Osteen. hoxlcssex lo sixteen circle tions exist, ending with the and Mrs. Kd Zimmerman. members present, President meaningful poem, “ Myself.” Mrs. P. D. Anderson gave a Hopkins ami i guest, Mrs. The program was led by donation to purchase a cream Carl McWhorter, of Sanford. Mrs. llobcrt Rugciudcln,, and and sugar aerver and Mrs. covered the chapter, "Mature Arolyn True don aled for Ihc In Christ," in the study book. purchase of additional sails Tiio Nina, Pinta ami Santa Much helpful discussion was and peppers. Maria were the three vessels given by the group as a whole. There was no report from In Columbus’ fleet on his first A questionnaire on the func­ the World Service Committee voyage to America. tioning o f the meeting pro­ ’ \-'v ' B,,v grams was distributed to members to be filled out. C n m ttm i - ^ v l o n t i i //;, L i n e . The business meeting was presided over by the Circle Chairman, Mrs. Ed Zimmer­ man. Minutes of the previous SJnuitiwr -PcpP £-'r.lnlr meeting were read by the sec­ retary, Mrs. Wallace I-owc, ami approved. The treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Brown, gavo her report. *tr»M ’ M il " muni r * j u J 7 S The UPW Association presi­ ‘3 A N F H W U . F L O R I D A dent, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, was l Hr A ?• ' a special visitor and said that ; ■ : Lake Mary UPW Circle Hears Dinner Plans By Honrs Estes Included on the menu with Sir*. Ruth Hopkins, presi­ the ham will he potato salad or swrrt potatoes, green dent, conducted the r< gular iirnns, vi getahte-gclatln salad, meeting o f the Auxiliary Un­ rolls, coffee, cake and ice it to South Seminole V F W cream. Tickets are available Post 8207 held Thursday even­ from members o f the port ing at the Post Home on the or auxiliary. Mrs. Virginia McManus, Old Dixie Highway north of president elect, set May 28 Longwood. at 8 p.m. at the Civic Lea­ Mrs. Hopkins named Mrs. gue Building ns the time and Eva Moore and .Mrs. Eva location for the combined in­ Wynn as co-chairmen lo or­ stallation o f officers. Mrs, ganize the auxiliary’* assist­ Clarice Yarbrough has been invited to be installing o ffic­ ance to the post for fhe ham er. dinner scheduled for Mny 2.1, Mrs. McManus chose ns her I to 7:30 p.in., at the Longappointed officers, Mrs. Hop­ wood Civic League Building. kins as secretary and Mra. Mary- Rnettger, patriotic in­ structor. Mrs. (ieri Ilitsmnn, dele­ The PTC of Enlerprise School will meet at 7:30 p m. gate to the district meeting today in the cafctnrlum. Pro- held in Melbourne rrcrntly, gram will Ire under diroclinn reported that Mrs. Sophia of It. McCann, speech teach­ Bryan and Mrs. Irene March er, and Mrs. Catherine Sel­ had been rlrrled district lers, music teacher, who will tieasurer and district guard, explain their program of ac­ respectively. Mrs. Harriett tivities for the children. This Harris wits appointed district will he llm final meeting of l i s n n r r iiearer. Auxiliary the school year. meeting, other than those ley, Mrs. Edna Norman. Mrs. Wynn and Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Bryan will attend the By Prestige, Waynelinc and Stratford T R A D IT IO N A L FRENCH PR O V IN C IA L IT A L IA N P R O V IN C IA L « ml CO NTEM PO RARY from OPEN FR ID AY MATHER NIGHTS of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CO ND ITIO NED COMFORT WM. A. M ASSEY & ASSOCIATES ______ _ _ _ were SOFAS Investigate our sensibly priced coin operated Car Wash. $:1,100 down payment. _ _ business M ATHER ol Sanford Wash ■ th e refreshment* FROM A W ORLD OF FIN E FU R N ITU R E T 254 Winter Park meeting, Great. Savings On Easy Terms FRANCHISE OPERATOR 191 W. Fairbanks A te. candy sale. Following district convention to lie held served hy Mr*. Harris. The June 11-14 nt Cocoa Beach as next regular meeting will b# delegate. June it . PTC To Meet Sams Funeral At Daytona Plan* were discussed for' a named, were Mr*. Ann Taut- M l 7-6363 203-09 E. First St. O T | O T|^O T|H H ■ IQ FA 2-09R3 ■ *7J'fi.wy'i SW'-tyL-;;:' [■ ■ I i .. • * . - H.r. . . j . ' -v • • • V- ■(M - ; > 1 I t ' . i -, I mm _____ - H ■ . ELECT S H R Marjorie Shepard Tax Collector Seminole County n f’ V , !:. 4 *Tv*j 7, r.-7•; • . v.. ,. ...... Get away from it all in a Super Torque Foru Hardtop, bred In open competition, built for the open road. At our price you can afford both! 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P O L IT IC A L ADV. / r rv •m V FORD VACATION SALE Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. If You’re Interested In An A-l Used Car Be Sure To See Your Ford Dealer > i �(Eh? I Zip Code 32771 fentlfc J W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered showers in afternoon. High today 83-00; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 \ e lo * * Tliat new eye-screening ma­ chine which local Lions gave to the County Health Depart­ ment will be available free United Press Leased IV re Established 1008 W ED N ESD AY, M A Y 20, 19Gl~SANFOItI). FLO RID A Further Area Flood Study Urged of charge at the Lions Club's annual Cun Fair on the lakefront July 4. It's quite a gad­ get, • • • James P. Cullen ami C. Shan Winn, members o f the company's honor club, have been delegated by the Life Insurance Company of Geor­ gia to attend a conference on life insurance service May 2720 at Jacksonville. • • « The picture o f the Marine sergeant in Monday's Herald was of Sgt. Robert Ryan and not S/Sgt. Thomas M. W il­ liams, as identified by Marine headquarters at SNAS. • • • Bob Brown, county zoning and building inspection o ffi­ cer, will attend the fifth an­ nual conference on planning and zoning of (be Florida ln< stltute and (nr Continuing University Studies and the State Association of County Planning and Zoning Direc­ tors Thursday through Satur­ day at Tampa. • • • The only person who listens In both sides of the family argument is the woman in the next apartment. * * * Cinderville Volunteer Fire Department will meet Thurt day at 7:30 p. m. at Ebcnezer Methodist Church. All meinhers and anyone else interest­ ed ir e urged to lie present to view an informative film on fire fighting, • • * Two Seminole County real­ tors liuve received nutionul honor*. William II. Rtemper has been named Seminole County Hoard o f Realtors representative o f the Interrut omul Traders ClOo* o f ' the National Institute o f Real Es­ tate Brokers. A. It. Lonuann, president of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, has been appointed repirseiitative o f the National Institute) of Real Estate Brokers. The in­ stitute is the largest uffiliute o f the National Association -of Real EiULa iiujuil*. Plan Aimed At Controlling Monroe Level Jury Frees Man In Death Of Beaten Child You ever wonder bow thry ignite those big jet engines at Sanford Naval Air Station? There's no spark as such. In­ stead, compressed air is used to get the contraption in mo­ tion. That's where the whine A six-man Circuit Court comes from, according to jury deliberated 70 minutes one of the attendants at a Tuesday night In reach nn in­ display during the Armed nocent verdict in a second de­ Forces Day program. gree murder case. • • • Freed nf the charge was Embarrassing moments: Alton Williams. He was ar­ An Atlantic Coast Line It ailrested by sheriff's deputies nn road official brought a sound, a charge nf fatally beating a color movie on railroading rcfour-year-old boy at the W il­ aearch work to show at the liams home last Nov. 5. Lions Club meeting. The pic­ The child was pronounced ture came in clear but he dead at the Santord Naval had to sweat a few minutes Air S t a t i o n ' s dispensary on the sound. He got it. where he was taken by Mr. though. And the film was well ami Mrs. Williams, Navy phy­ worth llic wait. sicians attributed death to * • • massive internal hemorrhag­ Tiie N avy recruiting office es. In Orlando announces a new The j u r y was selected program called “ Rc.Score" quickly Tuesday morning and for many cx-N'avy personnel. heard testimony and summa­ If you have been discharged tions and the Jiidgp's charge more than three months but prior to receiving the case less than four years you may­ at 6:10 p.m. be eligible fur Ibis program. Tlie verdict was returned at Under the re-score program 7:20 p,m. Serving on Ihe jury you may be able to re-enlisl were Homer G. Gleason, in your old pay grade anil be James E. Ilroadhead. William assigned to a class " A " and II. Shippy, Julian P, Wilson, “ H " conversion school which Fred W. Pope and Jimmy L. you qualify for. For more in­ Horton. formation contact your local Williams had been tried last N avy recruiter any Tuesday week on the same charge at the USD Sanford from II with that jury o f six men re­ a m. to 1:36 p.m. or contact porting it was unable to the recruiting office in Orlan­ agree. Circuit Court Judge do at 2520 North Orange AvcVolic A. Williams declared nue, Phone 424-7001. that session a mistrial and re­ • * • scheduled the so cond for Atlantic Coast Line Rail- Tuesday, roadrood has ordered 21 o( The defendant was reprethe newest und most powerful sented by Public Defender single engine diesel locomo­ David Flaxer; lire prosecution tives ever built by any ol the was conducted by assistant manufacturers in this coun­ Stale Attorney A. J. Hosetry, it was announced today man. by If, Tlmmas Rice, ACL On Monday, anothrr sixpresident. The 21 units, rep­ man jury freed a defendant resenting an Investment of $5 o f an armed robbery charge million and totaling 54.250 alter deliberating 35 minutes. horsepower, will be built by Released was Bernard Max­ rlectro-motive division of well who was charged with General Jlulurs, ALCO Pro­ taking $286.34 from Charles ducts, inc., and General Elec­ Crispfield on Feb. 25. tric Company. They will be delivered in early December, with each of the builder* sup­ plying seven locomotives. • • • NO. 101 Burns On Tour Of Panhandle Expansion Seminole County flood control study is being recommended by coun­ Adlai Called Broadcaster Reports Home For Talks Sabotage In Cuba On Laos ty. state and federal agencies, it was learned toil*)’. As explained by County En­ E YE *SC R E E N IN (i M ACHINE was Riven to tlic Seminole County Health Department Tuesday by members o f the Sanford Lions Club. The device will enable the check of a person's eyes in less than three minutes. I)r. Frank Leone, health department director, left, accepts the equipment from Lions President tleorpe Huphes while Mrs. tlrace Fisher, the de­ partment’s supervisor o f nurses, looks one. (Herald Photo) U. S., Other Moscow BRIEFS Embassies 'Bugged' Caroline’s School n s w i . . . WASHINGTON (U P I) Caroline Kennedy will enter -Slone Ridge, a private Roman Catholic girls' school in Brtlicsda, Aid., this fall—just as her fattier hoped she would. W A SH IN G TO N l U l’ h — Soviet listening devices have been disrovered in other A l­ lied embassies in Moscow in addition lo tbe network of more than ID microphones found ill the II. S. Embassy itrra tly , c'ficlol, » rep o rt^ to S A IG O N , South Vlct Nn.u day. (U P I ) — An American was They said the attempt* to killed and a second wounded “ hug" the other embassies by Communist guntirc Tues­ had been made over the year* day while on a patrol against blit declined to identify the Viet Cong gurrrillas. Allied countries, the types of device* or flits date* o f their discovery. F O It T LAU D ERD ALE A t the same time, the State (U P I )—College students who Department sought to deterinvaded Ibis resort city (or mino whether any sensitive or the Easter vacation spent secret U. S. information lool twice as much money for beverages as for food, a city survey showed today. Another Killed Floaters Baptists Hear K in g A TLA N T IC C ITY, N. J. ( UP I ) — Dr. Martin Luther PAN AM A C IT Y (U P I ) King Jr. told the American Hayden Burn* look his cam­ Baptists Convention (A B C ) to­ paign for governor lo the day that many of the nation's Florida Panhandle t o d a y , leading segregationists arc al­ blasting s o m e newspaper* so church leaders. along the way and defending limited use of Jacksonville city employes in the cam ­ CAIRO (U P I )—Prem ier N i­ paign. kita S. Khrushchev has been Burns was met by a big urging U.A.R. President (Ja­ motorcade when he landed in mal Abdel Nasser to use So­ Panama City and was whisk­ viet arms to spread revolution ed immediately to a coffee throughout the Middle East, meeting with supporters. informed observers said to­ Meanwhile, peppy, red-hair­ day. ed Robert King High began a iiectic four-city campaign tour by promising sup|torten SEOUL (U P I )—A mob of he will seek legislation to about 3,1x41, protesting Am eri­ control lobbyists if elected can backed efforts lo settle governor. differences between Korea On the flight from Miami to and Japan, rioted in the Key West to Fort Myers lo streets of Seoul today. Scores Orlando und Winter Park and were injured in bloody battl­ Daytona Reach in the 1942 ing with police. commissioned DC-3, High had campaign problems on hii mind. VEKO BEACH (U P I )- T h e Admittedly running a "|MMir Chamber nf Commerce an­ man's campaign," High *aid nounced Tuesday that an his workers will be scratch­ Episcopal boarding s c h o o l ing today for the very lust will be located here and nicklc so he can pay the cam ­ eventually will hoove 300 stu­ paign cx|M'ti*es from now to dents. Target date is Septem­ the May 26 runoff. ber. 1063. Nasser Egged On Riot In Seoul Church School Film Of Attack On Adlai Shown of SEM INO LE CO U N TY’S Juvenile Council war* prencnttHl two checks Tues­ day fur its work unions younger persons in the community. The checks represent proceeds from n benefit show slnped by the School o f Dance Arts, Shown arc Mrs. Elizabeth Klein o f the dance school, Juvenile Court .Iniluo C. Vernon Mize ami William Tanner, president o f the Seminole Juvenile Council. (Herald Photo) SS A gen t Charged CHICAGO ( U P I ) - U . S. Se­ cret Service agent Abraham Holden was to be arraigned today on charges be attempt­ ed to sell for $50,000 a secret government file on I hr n itr a ­ tions nf a counterfeiting ring which he helped to smash. Hurls Fatal To DeBary Man Fred Stcinliilhcr. r>6) earold resident of DeBary, died Tuesday night at Florida -Sail Barium ami Hospital nf in­ juries received In a two-ear accident May 7 on Highway 17-02, norlli of Casselberry. Stcinhilber suffered severe head and chest injuries in the crash. His wife was also in­ jured critically but has since recovered. Highway Patrolman B i l l Stringticld said Stcinliilhcr was driving north on 1702 and had started lo make a left turn when his car and a southbound vehicle driven by Frank Tomes ol Richmond, Va., collided. Stringticld said this is the fourth tratlic fatality to date this year in Seminole County. Ib is figure compares with 15 for a similar period ol last year. The trooper also reports he had another delayed traliie fatality last year on the same date with that victim also suecumhing at the Florida Sanitarium ami Hospital. Boy With Arm Operation Dies YO N K E R S, N. Y. (U P I I — An lH-ycur-nld youth whose arm was surgically restored DALLAS (U P I )—A film of a hostile crowd awarming lifter la-ing wrenched from his body by a train died Tuesday around Ambassador A d l a i Stevenson alter a Dallas front kidney failure. speech on Ihe United Nation* David Lamport's reimptantlast Oct. 24 was shown in cd arm remained in good con­ dition "•rith at! put*.-* presevidence Tuesday a i'ln e trial cut" at the time o f his dentil, of a man accused o f spitting BALTIM ORE. Md. ( U P I ) - said Clarence W, Duryc-a. ad­ at him. Patrolman L. R. Larsen, Aiahama Gov. George C. Wal­ ministrator <>f Yonkeis Gen­ 26, identified the defendant, lace, who captured 42 per eral Hospital. Lampcrt received severe in­ Robert Edward Hatfield, 22, rent of the vote in losing the as the man who spat at him Maryland presidential prim­ ternal injuries in addition to and Stevenson. Hatfield's trial ary election, said today hii the severed arm when struck on charge* of aggravated as­ unexpected strength had "sur­ by a New York Central Rail­ sault on the attack on Larsen prised" him, (See story on road train lit the line's Grey■ too* SUUua Batuiday nightany Sff to a jury UxUy, r «ii« 3 > . a _ Wallace Surprised been significantly compromis­ ed by tbe carefully concealed Russian eavesdropping. Tin- 40 microphones were found buried deep hi the U. S. embassy, llit* department dis­ closed Tuesday. ilffieii-l.s derline-l to clear up Btieeulwtiott whether * re­ cent Soviet defector, YUri I. Nossenko, provided informa­ tion leading to the discovery o f the 40 microphones. Nossenko, identified as a Soviet s- r ie l police agent stationed in Geneva, deferted l-’eb, 4 and was brought to Washington for quest Inning. in February, the Stall- De­ partment recalled title o f its security technicians J r o III Moscow for conferences which led In a decision to complete!y demolish a room in the Moscow embassy in April. Ih e microphone* were found in Ihe com so of the demoli­ tion. When Ui-I.cd about Nos: >11ko, authorized II. S. official* would say only thut it is rou­ tine practice to <|Urstinn de­ fe c t 'l l* cmiiri ning possible attempt* to penetrate U, if. security, Bear Lake Road Near Completion The controversial llrar Lake Road paving project is about !i5 per rent completed and the finish is expected lo he reached in about three weeks. Count) Engineer William E. Bush Jr. said the road has lorn primed and an asphalt seal placed on it lull the final black topping is yet to be placed. Rond crews arc expected lu be on the scene soon to com­ plete the task, lie added. Resident* along the road­ way have been flaying the county's handling of the pro­ ject, claiming unnecessary ■lelays. had workmanship and voicing other similar com­ plaints. Sweet Bird Of Fraternity Row C H A M PA IG N , III. ( U P I ) — When pul ire rushed lo a fraternity house on the Un­ iversity of Illinois campus Tuesday night to answer a mm plain l about » student being tuned and feathered, they found their infoiniant was mistaken. The student whs being eonted with syrup and feath­ ers—a tradition in the fra t­ ernity whrn a member beionic* engaged, gineer William Bush, prime purpose o f any future action resulting from studies by Ihe U. S. Arm y Corps of Engi­ neers will be lo eliminate any WASHINGTON (U P I) — Lake Monroe flooding which Thailand Ambassador Srimay endanger Sanford, kith Minmanhrnilnda said The Central amt Southern | today, aftrr a talk with a Florida Flood Control District slate department alliclal, <KCD) rejiorted today that the Army Corps o l Engineers re­ the United Statr* Is cimildsending troop* to commended a budget appro­ rring priation ol $28,000 for continu­ Thailand In hrlp meet thr ation and completion of a throat of I'athrt l.an Cum­ study of Econlockhatehec Riv­ in it n I s t ■ in neighboring l.an*. er (K een ) flood problems. However. KCD officials said, LONDON ( U P I ) — Adlai i'resident Johnson has asked Congress for an appropriation Stevenson, U. S. ambassador of $30.i>oo for tire study during to the United Nations, rut the fiscal year starting July short a visit to London today and flew bark to N ew York I. Purpose of the larger re ­ for urgent tall.* on Southeast quest, it is said, is to permit Asia. Ho was recalled by Serrcthe Army Engineers also to study flooding problems in the tary o f State Dean Rusk front Little Econ and the psissllile ti lecture lour. use of Lake Jessup as a water storage area. II. S. A P P L Y IN G Thought is Iteing given to D IPLO M A TIC PRESSURE (tie installation of a <lnm to W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — hold execs* water in L ik e Jes­ The United Slate* t o d a y sup, for release at low water clung to hope that diplomatle level. This would relieve a pressure wunlit halt the Com­ high water situation in L ik e munist offensive in Luo* and Monroe caused by the con­ tomovu any need for more striction nf outflow at the diastic action by the Western north c. d, brought cn' by power*. V highway uni railway bridges. American official* said, James 1*. Avery Jr., chair­ however, that Washington man of the Seminole County wu* prepared In take any Commission, said hi* group measures necessary in the f i ­ has conferred for a number of nal analysis to preserve the months with FCD officials and independence and neutrality Army Engineers officer* rela­ o f the embattled kingdom if tive to the flooding conditions diplomatic effort* failed. in the Kron ami Little Econ Tlie Untied State* was bringing i lie re n»i‘d pressure Rivers. The governing Liard of oil Iti i1111ii nod Russia, ruFCD. in a meeting last week ( bail men nf the Geneva rollat Fort Bierce, endorsed a f g r e n e e which guarantees resolution submitted by the laintlim in do pen lienee a n d Seminole County Commission neutrality, to issue n s tiff asking for the enlargement of derlaration deimindiiig an end Ihe current study program in to hostilities mid East-West thr Econ River basin east "ruiisuitiill'in" lo stabilize Ihe and northeast of Orlando. Or­ ailuiitlun. ange County also endorsed N E U T R A L IS T FORCES the expanded study. IN L A S T DITCH STAND The FCD a I this time does V IE N T IA N E , tains (I J I 'l)— not extend its operation into this area hut Executive Dir­ Neutralist f o r c e * on the ector Ed Dail commonlrei " If fringe of the Plum of Jar* the study program is enlarged toduy were reported milking and promises significant bene­ a lust-ditch staiul against adfits for areas now outside the v a n c i n g Communists w ho flood control district, 1 feel bluinrd the United State* for the governing board would the new fighting in Laos. Neiiliulisl Gen. Kong l.e, probably nol want to see the improvements made without who wu* forced to flee hi* enlarging the district's Itound- hoadquurlera at Mining Phulih to escape the Puthet Lao o f­ aries." It has long hern reported fensive, w u reported rallying that Ihe FCD, (ollowiug a hi* troop* six mile* to Hie study by Die East Central smith west at Run Khong, on Florida Regional Claiming the edge of the strategic Council, concur* in improve­ plain. ’Ihe plain is the gate­ ment of the Upper St. Johns way to all of l.aos. Tlie Puthet l.ao offensive River a* a recreational area, which gained control of tlie along with flood control I ‘Ini i> o f Jar* since Kalin day wu* reported to have left Muong Phunh surrounded by Communist*, its supply lines i iit and under steady mtilh-ry iHiiulmidiurnt. Naples Arresfs Two Burns Men N A P L E S (U i 'l t — Kapb-s police arrested two Jackson­ ville city employes Tuesday— a detective and a building in­ spector— fur operating n llaydon Burn* campaign tiuck. Fenway L. Cooey, a police detective, and William Ful­ ler, the building inspector, wen eharged with operating the sound truck without u license. They were hooked and released, but with suininonsv* to return to fare proseeutlon. The men said they were on vacation from tlo'ir Jackson­ ville jot'*.' liiiriii had Iit-eii charged earlier irt the day by gubernatorial runoff opponent Robert King High o f Miami with using policemen in his campaign, and tlie Jackson­ ville mayor issued a denial that any o f the member* o f .his entourage wi re city finI piuj vs. _____ H AVANA (U P I ) - The Cu­ as well as establishment of ban laltor movement in east­ clandestine radio stations in the Sierra tie Escambray ern Orient? Province decreed which borders Matanza* Pro­ 'Total mobilization for de­ vince. fense and production" today Cuban exiles in Miami in the wake o f increasing marked their nation’s 62nd in­ tension over exile subversion dependence day with expecta­ tions refugee loader Manuel threats. Unconfirmed reports in Mi­ Ray had outfoxed Castro's ami have hinted in recent day* forces and returned secretly at exile guerrilla landings in to Cuba to rally anti Castro troth eastern and western Cu­ saboteurs. ba (or harassment purposes, U. S. 5th Circuit To Be Divided W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — Chief Justice Earl Warren today aiimiunrrd a plan to split in two the badly over­ worked Fifth U, S. Judicial Circuit, which is composed of Genrgln, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and the Panama I'utial Zone, The chief justice mill tlm judicial conference, over which lie presides, hss con­ cluded "w ith the utmost rehictnnrr" that such a mov* is necessary. Tlio Fifth Cir­ cuit has hud n heavy loud of school desegregation and o ili­ er rivll righl* rase*. The di­ vision would provide for a new Eleventh Circuit compos­ ed o f Texas, Louisiana nod the Canal Zone, with a panel o f seven judge*. Thu old Fifth Circuit would have eight judge*. Wnrrcil said leg­ islation lo curry out (he plan “ will hr submitted In Con­ gress in dun course.’ 1 Education Fund Data On Way TALLAH ASSEE (U IM ) Tlie flr*t tirafl nf n statewide (dan to distribute $5.6 million in federal education construc­ tion funds for Florida is ex­ pected lo be ready within :ui day*. A special advisory commit­ tee, created by the 1963 Leg­ islature to help distribute the funds for college* and uni­ versities, went to work Tue*. day with a warning from Gov. Farris Itryaut that "*pci'd is oxsenllal." Tito l.Tinan committer Is headed by Stale School Slipt. Thomas D. Bailey. Although (he 39-year-old Ray had to run a gamut of what may be the biggest mus­ ter »»f Castro’s Soviet-controll­ ed and equipped troops smeo the 11)61 Bay o f Pigs invasion, refugees "fe lt sure ho ha* made it." Clandestine anti-Castro ra ­ dio broadcasts which appar­ ently came from outside Cuba filled the airways during tlm night. They did not identify I hem solve* with Ray or any group. A short-wave broadcast ii’iMHit 9 a. m. (E D T ) moni­ tored in Miami reported satwilage in Havana and tlie sugar fields o f Camaguey and called on the students o f Cuba lo rebel. Tlie five-minute broadcast was attributed lo the Student Revolutionary Direct­ orate (D U E ). The broadcast was directed lo tlie same fre­ quency as Havana's television Channel 2. The emotional broadcaster shouted that three taxis wero burned at Havana. auli-L'astro slogans were painted on walls, and lumrcdx of acres of sugar cane were burned at C* maguey. The broadcaster urged (ha people to sabotage Cuba's shaky electrical power sys­ tem by keeping the lights on as much as possible. During the night, a woman did most o f the broadcasting. The rails to arms were inter­ spersed with the playing of Cuba's patriotic "invasion hymn" which dates hack 7D years to the war of indepen­ dence witli Spain. Suspect Treated HONOLULU (U IM ) — A prime suspect in the ax-slay­ ing of Norwegian freighter captain Jacob N alvlg was hospitalized today following a suicide attempt, lie is chief steward Anker Baardscn, 42, also a Norwegian. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N EAT — ! Concert Guest Artists Named Three Hanford residents, active in the Seminole County sell mil system, will lie guest at tint* at tlie Seminole High Srhoot Hand Concert this F ri­ day at the srhoal amphitheat­ er. 'Ihe cancer! begin* at 8 p. m. Mts. Lucille Frsler, srhonl dietician, will o ffer a solo with the band accompaniment. Also featured will lie a vibrolim p played by John Shiran!, 'fill* will lie the first ww o f a vihriiharp at ■ Jural srhnul band runrert. Peter Rukur, associate di­ lector o f tlie Seminole High School hand and director of Uib Sanford Junior High School band, will conduct " A Tribute to tilentl Miller.” Tb* tsoumt U fit * . A D U LT S CHILDREN’ 12 OH U N D ER *1 00 Menu Includes; Cole Slaw French Fried linked Heims Grit* Hush I’ uppie* Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Ow nnf K (lprrated Hr Maxine &. Hob llanrorW H w y. 17-92 So. Sanford I’ h. F A 2-5%3 �9$* Talking Electronic Computer Is 'G uest' Ot Missile Club DeBaryVFW To Install Officers ny Jana Casselberry Tha Mlaslle Club at South Scminols Junior High School at Caiaelberry held a very successful banquet F r i d a y By M n . Adam Muller Da Vary V F W P o it 8003 and the Auxiliary U nit w ill conduct joint Inatallatlon ceramonlaa fo r new offleora at Thuraday'a 7:10 p. m. matting In tka Flraman's Racraatlon Hall. Offlcara at tha poet, to ba Inatallad by tha dlatrlct commandar, w ill ba Earl Welker, commander! Vlncant Kerwaekl> aanlor rice commander; John Strang, junior vice commandar; John T. Hewitt, quartern!eater; William Can­ ady, poat advocate; Dr. Luth­ er Tarbell, aurgaon; Frank E. H ill, Emanuel Berkowita and Gustave King, ruiteaa. Auxiliary o fl care will ba lira . Frank H ill, preaidant; Mra. Fran Frye, senior vice president; Mra. W iliam Den­ ning, junior vice president; Mra. Eugene Belnart, secre­ tary; Mrs. Robert Morrison, treasurer; Mra. E. Himmel Larger, chaplain; Mra. Bally Peralto, conductress; Muriel Clock, guard; Mra. Thomas Howard, instructor and Mrs. .William Canady, trustee. Following tha Installation a b rief memorial service will be observed for deceased veter­ ans o f tha post. Appropriate music will follow conclusion o f the service. Tha public is invited. Registration Of Bikes Proposed By Julia Bsrtos Altamonte Springs Police Chief Russ Milne, calling a t­ tention o f the community to the number ot recent bicycle thefts, today suggested ■ plan through which oaeh bike own­ e r would register his vehicle with the city fo r e small fee. Mila# M id that the bikes would be stamped with a punch type press which could not be painted over or other­ wise eliminated thereby o f­ fering e measure o f protec­ tion toe the owner. U mo* Interacted in partici­ pating In the registration pro­ gram , or who wish further In(armsUon, should oaU the A l­ tamonte Town Hpll. KC Members Receive Degree \\ night In the school cafctnrium I the N A S A Spacemobile used with SB members and guests in the high school lecture tour program will be on dis­ attending. Dallas Madilron, Orange play daily from July 7-30 at County Curriculum Assistant the Central Florida Museum in Science, and lecturer at the with no admission charge. Linda Cote, missile club Central Florida Museum and Planetarium, w a a g u e s t president, gave the welcome ipeaker and presented slides address and acted as mistress depleting man's curiosity con­ o f ceremonies. Brian Stehll, cerning the universe from the vice president, gave a talk on day o f ancient Egypt up "The Outer Limita” demon­ through plana for future ex­ strating tha r e m a r k a b l e knowledge end Imagination plorations into apace. O f particular interest to the shown by thcae young people. audienre won a record he One of his startling sugges­ brought with him made by a tions for the future was trav­ talking electronic computer in el by light beam in which the Beil Telephone research man and matter would be re­ program. Tha versatile com­ constituted upon reaching the puter spouted Hamlet, talked destination in the fa r rcachea with a Texas drawl, and even of outer apace. Merldel Eddy, club treas­ synthesised a musical aceomp a n I m a n t while 1 1 sang urer, gave tha invocation. Special entertainment waa "D aisy.” Maddron announced that provided by tha girla quartet accompanied by Mra. Jennifar Kelley, achool music teacher. Elaven members of Sanford's Saint Richard Council 5IS7, Knights of Columbus, received esempllficstlon of third degree In ceremonirs held Sundsy at the Social Hall of Our Lady o f the Lakes Council 2113, Orlsndo. Exemplified w e r e Lenox NEW PRESIDENT of tha DeBary Art* and Fay, Jerry Farrells, John Cruft* Club Arthur Bennett, right, receive* Corso, Dr. Frank L e o n e , gavel from Cheater Eldridge, retiring president. Charles Schirard, H e r b e r t Officer* o f the group were elected * t thia Johnson, Richard Forbes, month’* meeting which concluded the current Joseph Falglone, Norman Laseason before summer recess. Bounty, Clifford Dullea and Wilbert Miller. Candidates and members attended the 1:30 a.m. Mats at St. Jamas Church in Or­ lando after which the group By Mra. Clarence Snyder enjoyed breakfast. Dinner Members of the Osteen was served to all members In attendance after the third de­ Bsptiit Women's Missionary gree ceremonies. Union met Wednesday In the and Dennis Flatter waa her church annex to hear a re­ By Jaaa Casselberry view o f the book, "Spiritual A capacity audience viewed former boy frieod, t V » y Foot Life Development." er. the new John Henderson Those giving the review Jane Kent waa a hit as the comedy, "Boom end Bored", were Mrs. Albert Clark, mis­ rich Mrs. Cavendish and Infant daughter of Mr. and sion study chairman; Mrs. presented Friday night In the Cheryl Worley aa the bird Lyman High School auditor­ watcher, Mra. Audubon. Ar Mrs. B. L. Kelley, 2703 Coun Richard Pickles, Mrs. Robert ium by the speech depart­ lone Mason waa Nell Bowden, try Club Rnad, died at birth Hlrt, Mrs. Albert Pell. Mrs. ment In cooperation with the the literary agent; Chester A , P l a n k , Mra. Glenn Monday. She la survived by two ala Claude Tyeon and Mra. Harry senior class. Friddle played SUaa Mac A typical farce, the plot In­ Nabb, sheriff, taxi driver, and tem, Rose Marie and Rote Osteen. cluded the usual ingredients of owner o f the general store, M ary; three brothers, BlUy A covered dish luncheon comedy, mystery and rom­ and Sherri Mello was Zenna L., Michael and Chriatropher; was enjoyed by the group fol­ ance. The students La the cast Deever, a bongo playing beat­ maternal grandparents, Mr. lowing the meeting. and Mrs, E. J, Tyner, and were well chosen for Utelr nik. paternal grandparent, Mrs. parts and handled them well. Other characters w e n Dlckl SunFlavor, tha state's new Mae Kelly. A group o f younger brothers Christensen aa Mrs. Aiken, seal o f quality program, has Graveside services w« and sisters who took the parts Bob Poseoor aa her eon, and held this morning at Oaklawn added watermelons to Its list of the nine O'Reilly children Lawree Deans aa Dorothy Memorial Park with Chap­ o f recognlied quality commod­ added to the hilarity when Foster, lain Robert Deal officiating. they flocked onto the stage. ities bearing the new laboL Richard Grant waa tha stu­ Their father was played by dent director and Jamas Roy Kelsey.. faculty supervisor. Alan Blrkcnmeyer was cast Barnes aa a writer, Raymond Collins, Sherry Kaaky served aa stage who waa trying desperately to manager. Osteen W MU Reviews Book Lyman Comedy Plays To Capacity Crowd r a a s rs l oarvleee for tha In­ fant douahlor of Mr. and Mra. W U If a11»y, w h « dlad at birth May IS. will ba hold at lha gravaslda at Oahtswn Memorial Park, Wadnatday at 11 a. m . with Chaplain Hobort Doal officiating. Oramkow Punsral Kano , Sanford, la In chart*. t __________________ MONEY Ju st tell us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e improvements, car repairs, for all your se a­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. c«u Taa Um ,0* 24 tUattlr 1120 00 188 00 220.00 312.00 4)2.00 592.00 f 7.00 11.00 1300 11.00 24.00 32.00 LO A N S UP TO $ 6 0 0 - FAMILY F IN A N C I SERVICE, IN C . • f S a n fo r d 110 South Magnolia Street ..................FA 24612 TROY R A Y candidate for Seminole County Tax Collector Service • Extension of service on a permanent basis • Immediate Investigation of toll free phone service • Friendly, courteous, efficient service QualificationH • Graduate of University of Florida in Business Administration, majoring in labor and personnel management. Experience • • • • Deputy •put, Clerk of the Circuit Court Delinquent tax: «collector “ for Seminole County Complete working Ing knowledge of Tax Collector’! Familiar with all tax lawn office I Need And Want Your Vote And Support On May 26th 114 Ba. Palmetto PhoM Page 2 — M *y 20, 19ffl I offer you Modern Service Qualifications - Experience B M h llllflC E Funeral Notices fr r x O -i The audience joined In the tinging o f Telstar with lyrica written especially fo r tha club by Mra. Kelley. The theme fo r the banquet was "Forw ard on the Wings o f Faith and Science” and the red, white, and blue color scheme waa carried out In all the decorationa including the attractive centerpieces ot plastic flowers arranged in palm apathe holders. Tha menu advertised aa "Out o f thia W orld " Included such items as "Blockhouse beef,” "Minutrman mashed potatoes,” "Moon G a r d e n peaa," "Slriue sherbet” and 'Cooper cookies." Othar officers Introduced were Gall Atchison, secratary, and Letty Cota and Barry E l­ ler, reporters. Mra. Catharine Martin, faculty sdviaor, was laudad fo r tha time and In­ spiration aha has given tha club since Its formation. 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Wallace got about 42 per cent of the vote in opposing President Johnson's stand-in, Sen. Daniel U. Brewster, DMil. Brewster said in Baltimore that Wallace's showing would Ijjive no effeel on the Senate's c h il rights battle. He predict­ ed enactment of the bill by June IS. Sen. Bichard B. Bussell, DOs., leader of the southern foes of the hill, said he hoped Wallace's showing would strengthen his hand, but he added: "T h e Senate Is usual­ ly the last place in the gov­ ernment to get the drift of American public opinion." Bussell interpreted the pri­ mary results of evidence of Increasing popular sentiment against the hill. " I t is finally seeping through to the people of this country just what the politicians arc threatening to do to their form of govern­ ment In their bid for minor­ ity-bloc vo le *," hr said. -Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., Da . C., said he thought the Wallace ahowing would "h ave a- tendency to prevent ■ Ctampede" for a Senate vote to halt tha southern anti-civil rigbta talkathon "but to what tent I don't know/’ Ervin M kl Wallace's ahow­ ing "clea rly ahowa the tremendoua opposition to the elvll rights bill in the country and to further centralization o f government in Washington." Sen. John J. Sparkman. DAla., also aaw the Wallace vote as a protest against the civil rights bill. He aaid the Alabama governor's ahowing ‘.'i* bound to have some longrange effect." The House-passed bill, now In Hi 5'Jlh day of debate in the Senate outlaw* racial dlscrimination In voting, educa­ tion, employment, public ac­ commodations end in Die use Of federal fundi. Win-Some Class Is Organized In Osteen D A V ID .1K IT H IKS o f Washington. I). C „ right, director of field organi­ sation for the American Association o f Retired Persons, talks with Del­ tona residents James McGinnis, Mrs. licit Christy and Mrs. Charles Burnliy, left to right, following a meeting held in the Community Center with Git jHM'sons in attendance. SEM INO LE HIGH SCHOOL'S SuIniuKiDuli has been dedicated to the Htudent.V counselor. Mrs. Mary Joyce Rutenmn. Shown chockitur the fU'hool's yearbook are, from left, Mrs. W. L. Bohannon, Salmagundi staff advisor; Diane Smith, editor; Mrs. Bateman, and Pcnrlcy Foley. By Donna E*tr* A full Irngth film entitled “ Bilile on the T able" will be shown at the First Baptist Churrh in Umgwood at 7:30 p.m. today in continuation of the church's observance of Christian Home Week. The film illustrate* family relationship and stresses the importance of good commun­ ication lietwccn member* of the family. Itcv. Jack Lindsay, pastor, lias invited Hie public to at tend. No admission will be charged. WINNERS CIRCLE 0M E T SA L E S H AVE N EA R LY D O U B LED r No wonder Comet sales are soaring—setting new records every day! This car's a winner and everybody loves a winner. It’s the World's Durability Cham­ pion . . . winner ol the Pure Oil Achievement Award . . . '64*s Most Honored Car for styling and design . . . holder of a traditional record for high resale value . . . bigger, bolder, more beautiful than any Comet before! Better join the winner’s circle—today! •Wadena/m/m ttgvna, um,ptrM torn. to The 15 year, internationally - honored Mayor ol Jacksonville | demonstrated hit leadership - ability and fidelity to his oath ■ ot oftica during a recent crises by insisting all citizens obey the law. Florida needs a man ol proven leadership In public administration. Mr*. Lynn Mosler, president, read a note of thanks from one of the two 4-11 girls the club is sponsoring at ramp. MU* Wilson also thanked the local club for sponsoring these girl*. Miss Wilson announced that the final council meeting will be held May 21. Officers for the coming year will lie in­ stalled at that time. Follow­ ing the meeting there will be a covered dish luncheon. She also stated that the County Federation meeting will In­ held al the Hamilton House Bestaurant on May 28. The Home Demonstration State Council meeting will lie held in Tallahassee, July 13-10. Miss Wilson also announred ilia I a workshop on the making of hanging bird cages will be held on June 25. Following the meeting, Mrs. a background. She u*ed ging­ er leaves (or the background of her arrangement, and told member* to keep the back ground a* full as the front. She also suggested not to use ton. many flowers ami to gra-_ duatc them down to the front as you work: ahe stressed having a focal point. In her arrangement, Mrs. Battle u*eil Slakcsia, Gcrbcra Dais­ ies, and Day Lilli*. She also usi\l some driftwood and a small orchid in her arrange ment. A picnic was planned lo be held in June. Mr*. Richard G overnor o f F lo rid a Burns Means Business Burn* fur Governor lldq. 117 Eaitt 1st. St., Sanford Phone 322-7428 FRANCHISE MM. A. MASSEY & ASSOCIATES 191 W. Fairhankn A vr. M l 7-6363 M A Y 26 — FOR — CHARLIE THOMAS By Evelyn l.und.v Member* of the newly or­ ganized Oviedo High School Band, under the direction of Richard Zelly, will present a concert at 7:30 p m . Friday at John Courier Field. Also entertaining will !>c the Junior High ami Senior High Chora*. Proceeds will benefit Hie hand. W IL L BE GREATLY APPRECIATED FOR CONSTABLE DIST. 4 rd . poi. 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M. SATURDAYS ‘ till " 6 P. * ■ •• M. •’ F o r Fast, Efficient Tire, B ra h e a n d A li g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y Exp er ts wi th Precision Equipment HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, IN C j Winter Park SUPPORT ON Get a “success” deal on '64's hottest car! 109 North Palmetto Ave. OPERATOR Car Wash. $.1.10(1 down payment. Oviedo Band Sets Concert OPEN ( I ’aid Political A d ) • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pinnoa * Rental Beds YOUR C O N TIN U ED ■ HAYDON BURNS Sanford Furniture Co. and Miss Ruth present and Miss Myrtle Wil­ Joe Battle gave an interest­ Smithson son from the county office al­ ing demonstration on flower Davids n were appointed as a committee to make plans for so was present. arranging. She suggested the pienic. A fter a salute to the flag, starting the arrangement with More and more are joining the Florida Needs A t Governor By Mrs. Clarence Snyder A new Sunday School Class has recently l»een organized at the Odcen Baptist Church, called the "Win-some Class," with Mrs. John Tatum Jr., as the teacher. Member* recently met with Mr*. Talum and circled the following officers: Mrs. Virginia Stowcll, president; Mrs. Kathleen Skinner, vice presi­ dent: -Mrs. Margaret Shivers, secretary and treasurer. It was decided to hold a class meeting at the various homes, the fourth Thursday ol each month. On Friday, May 29. at 6:30 p. m. the class will have a covered dish supper at the Florida Power Club House in Enlerpri'e. Attending this meeting were Mrs. Stowed, Mrs. Sklnn-r. Mrs. Shiver*. Mrs. L. W. Jones, Mrs. Chester Plank, a guest, Mrs. Claudia Tyson and the hostevs. Church To See Family Film Odds o f getting a perfect band at contract bridge (all p ranis o f one suit) are one in 6.15,013,559,600 deals. HAYDON BURNS At Firm! & Palmetto ( Aliiugsidr old post office) Oviedo Home Demonstration Club Plans Coming Events By Evelyn l.unity The Oviedo Home Demon­ stration Club met last Friday at the canning kitchen for its regular monthly meeting. There were nine members FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD it OVER 35 YEARS Southerners Sea Wallace Vote A s Civil Rights Oil! Protest Won't Change • Summer Lineup, Brewster Says >i PH. 322-0244 > < i i. �r Sift Vanfnrft Vrraltk Pngo 4 — May 20, 1904 About Sports Braves' Spahn Removes His Name FromObituary List Thinking Stops Reds On 6 Out Loud Hit Performance By Julian Steiutrom Rollins College Baseball Coach Joe Justice h u reveal­ ed that he will be coaching la the aem ipro Basin leagu e lliis auniwer. The* South Da­ kota loop Li composed of aix team* and la operated by the m ajor league*. Justice will be managing Sioux F a lli and Is now selecting his aquad which ; wli! l>e composed o ' top col­ lege player*. Justice at one lim e performed for the San­ ford club o f the Florida State League. • • • Florida State’a 1064 85 baaketball acbedule Include# two m ajor tournament* and 11 home game*. New opponent# will be Georgia Tech, Tenn­ essee and Southern Confer­ ence champion* VM I. The Seminole* will participate in the Vanderbilt Invitational Tournament at Nashville dur­ ing December against the boat plu* Oklahoma State and Baylor. Later Uw Semlnoles w ill appear In the all-college tourney at Oklahoma City. • • • A* conflict lias arisen be­ tween the Orange Bowl game and the National Football League. The Orange Bowl committee doesn’t like the Idea of the N F L ’e runner-up pro buwl game being played Jan. 3, Just two day* after the Orange Bowl game Is to be played on the night of Jan. 1. The Orange Bowl committee suggest then pros play Jan. 10. But Commissioner I ’cle Hotelle says that would conflict with the P ro Bowl tilt In Los Angele*. • • e The University o f Florida will play a 24-game cage alate In 1004-05. flator fans will ace euch highly regarded team* a* North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennaaeee and Auburn appear In Gainesville In addition to (rodRtoM l toes like FSU, M i­ am i and Georgia, The Gators will also appear In the Oator Bow! tourney In December, Fishermen who would make flahkig companion] o f their youngsters wlH be kite resled In the training program a t the Florida Youth Conservation Camp to ba operated by the Game and Freah Water Fish Commlaaloo. It’ll be held In the Oeala National Forest and i t open tor boys and girls between the a get o f to and 10. T b * oamp will open June It with the first o f ilx aasaloo*. South Seminole Little League Results Saturday Altamonte Twins 10, Sunland 3 North Orlando 8, Bear Lake 0 Casselberry T, Long wood 3 Altamonte Senators •, Lake Mary 8 Result* Monday Night Altamonte Twin# 8, Cassel­ berry 5 Bear Lake 4, Longwood I Little American Xeaulta Tuesday George's 7 F it . St. Bank 4 (8 Innings) George’s 300 100 03—7 II 2 F U , State 004 000 00-4 4 1 W P—Steve Rawls (4-0), L P Andy Steele (1-3) lilt — Gordon Bradley, Geor­ ge's, first o f year Chuck Latherow, George's, first o f year Game Today Perfection at Sanford Atlastic 4:30 Bay Ave. For 4-2 Victory By Milton Rlchman HOUSTON (U P I ) — I f you U P ! Spoilt Writer Tear up that obituary on Warren Spahn b ecu uae there’s a lot of life In the old geexer yet. Six days ago when lie waa shellacked by the M e t a , everyone seemed ready to bury the 43-yeer-otd miracle man o f Milwaukee and Spahn confessed he was greatly con­ cerned himself. ’Darn right 1 was wor­ ried,” he admitted again Tuesday night. "Y ou always W IN N E R S OP VAR IO U S TROPHIES A T OVIEDO HIGH'S nil sports worry until you prove your­ banquet lust Friday nijrht nro (from left) Billy Milder, best nprlntcr on self," the track squad and bent offensive man on the basketball team; Bex Imagine a 330-game winner Brooks, Oviedo catcher numed the bent offensive baseball player; Danny having to prove himself? Gammnge, the baseball team’ll top defensive man; Bert Thompson, tho Spahn did It when he atop, best field man on the track team ; and Ted Bcllhom, the winner o f the ped the Cincinnati Reds on Bchool'n trophy an the mont valuable mnn on the track team and another aix hits for a 4-2 vlrlory that award for being the top defensive member o f tho cage outfit. boasted the Braves into a tie for fourth place. Ttio triumph was the 353rd o f his major league career. Elsewhere In the National League, the Giants bounced back Into first place with a 3 0 victory over the Phillies, the Dogers squeaked by Die Meta, 0-4, the Culis clipped the Car­ dinals, 7-4, and the Colts snapped a string o f 25 con­ secutive scurries* I n n i n g * Summer Dowling schedule* tram, with league starting gnntxlng this group. with a 3-1 triumph over the Hand* pure, 6:45 p. m. — at Jat Lane* waa announced May 27. Pirate*. today with a wide variety o f • A ll Star*, 9.15 p. m.— Women’s handlcappad league aclcctlnni available to Om Three men to a tram, scratch with four to a team. Marlon organised summer men, women and youngatars league. Season start* June 3, Farcllu league and is sccrvUry. They in tho area. TH U R S D A Y could still use two or three There Is league bowling Flnccrcst Inn Leugue, 9:30 every night o f the week with a. m. — Women’s daytime more women bowler*. Mr. end Mrs. League, T additional lane* open fo r the handicapped league with four general public. to a team. Currently finishing p. m.— Each husband and wife Thoae leagues which nre full season. WiU start sum- form a team In competition most popular fall into thaa* mer play June 11. Now bowl- with other couples. Handicap­ categories! men’s handicap Ing with 10 teams In league. ped league bowls every F ri­ N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — NaJet Lanrs Keglers League, day with 12 couples In leaand scratch leagues: women’s tlonal Football League owner* handicap and scratch leaguea 6:15 p. m.— Started summer rua. Chris Da W IU la league arc being ashed to dig deeper both In ths mornings, after­ schedulo May 14 with five accrctnry. Into their clubs’ treasure •Three Mnn Scratch, Lim it­ noon ami ths evening; mixed men to i> team. Men’s handi­ chest# today fo r a player pen­ ed, 6:46 p. m.— A new league couple*; Mr. and Mrs. Lea­ capped league. sion plan and an Increase In gue*; and the Saturday morn­ •Seminole Memorial Hos­ being formed with the com­ exhibition game tnlurlr* from ing Junior Rowling League. pital leagu e, 6:46 p. m. — bined averages o f the three 130 to 1100. Bowlers who perform in Mixed couplca handicapped men not to exceed 400, Men's The owners showed their I-eague tn start on Slny.22. charitable tide Tuesday when ennctlofied Dague play are of league with partlelpnnte from SATURDAY they voted to Increase the necessity members o f tha Seminole Memorial Hospital American Bowling Congress staff. League starting within •Saturday Morning Junior playcra’ shares from the an­ Bowling League, D:3U a. m.— nual Pro Bow! Alt-Star game or the Women’* International two weeks. Bowling Congress, with Uia Offered to all boy* and girls at Los Angeles. F R ID A Y A new scale o f f t , 000 for youngsters belonging to the N axy W ive*. 0:30 a. m.— between the ages o f eight and each winning player and |700 Junior congress. Four to a u-um, women’* 18. Children bowl In eonijH-liSanford has It’* own bowl­ handicapped. Laaguo started tlun with others In their own fo r every player on the losing team goes Into effect fo r the ing associations fo r men and May I . Currently bowling age category. Special prices women. Thera era approxi­ with tan teams In league. offered to children, Including 1000 game. Previously, the w l n n i r i * mately 400 member* In the •Senior Cltiiana League, t ImwlIng, personalized bowling share wna $800 and the loaere women’s association and over p. m.— Brand new to the area shirts, slims, banquet, troph­ 500 In tha men’a group. A ll with participant* required to ies and special tournaments received |fl00 each. The owners earlier with­ o f these people belong to on* lie 50 years o f aga or older. throughout the year. Free drew a proposed rule change or more leagues at Jat Lena*. Laths Ward In process o f or- lessons given to beginners on Soma of tha leaguea, having that would add a alxth o ffi­ Saturday's at 10:15 a. tn. cial, whole eo|a function finished tlialr fall seasons SUNDAY would have been that o f time­ early, have already alerted •Mr. and Mr*. League, 7 summer schedules. Meanwhile, keeper. p. tn.— Eight couples present­ The plan waa dropped whan there are eight tu 10 other ly signed to bowl In league the Dallas Cowboys reported leagues now gutting under­ and will start within two tcele they ere making of elec­ way with summer plans. weeks. Elicit couple 1* a team tronic timing devieee Indicate Those Indicated with an In competition with other Mr. Results Saturday the wiring o f a ecoreboerd asterisk arc presently being and Mrs. They could use four clock to accurately reflect the formed and would welcome Alta mont* 15, Sunland 4 more couples fur this leugue. official time would be more newcomer* into their league*. Longwood 19. North Orlando 1 Handicapped. Casselberry I, Bear Lake I practical. A ll others are underway. In addition to all o f the (N ) The New York Glanta were, M O ND AY many leagues listed above, Remits Tueiday Night hopeful that trade talka for ‘ Single* Classic, 8 p. m.— during tliu summer months quarterback would be fruit­ Mrn’s Scratch League with Altamonte 5, North Orlando 2 there will be able tournaments Sunland I, Bear U k e 2 fu l during the meeting. each person functioning aa a fo r men and women bowler*. A report that Coach Allie team by himsalf. Some are brand new In de­ Sherman had the tnalda track ‘ Women’s Hcatch League, 7 sign while others era being on Green Day’s reserve signal p. in.— Four to a team, girl* OXFORD, Miss. (U P I) — repeated aa a result o f thair caller Zeke Bratkuwaki went with average* o f 130 or high­ The University o f Mississippi, previous popularity. hy I ha hoards when Pecker er. Monday, 7 p -m.— N o Tap wearing its third Southeastern Coach Vinca Lomberdl an­ TU ESD AY Conference baseball crown, Tournament. nounced that aecond string ‘ BUI llamphlll Motor-atlas, Wednesday, 9 p -tn.— Dollar quarterback John Itoach was D;80 a. m.— Four to a team, began preparations today for Days, higher competition. retiring. woman’s handicapped league. Thursday, 9:30 p .m.— Alibi The Rebels wiU enter the Wilson • Maler Woman’s NCAA District lltree p’. ayolf* Tournament. Daytime Scratch League, 1 Friday— Start* at 7 p. m. at Gastonia, N. C,, May 28, p. m.— Three to a team. be coming another In a grow­ and continues for balance of N avy Intra-Mural League, ing Hit of state school* night. 0:16 p. m-— Limited to men 'gnorlng an offlrU i state law Result* Tuesday Saturday, 8 and 10 p. in.— Longwood 10 Fla. St. Bank 4 stationed at Sanford N A S a k a 1 n a t partlclp;-'' in to Scotch Doubles. Fla. StaU 000 400 O - 4 11 4 (aecond aquad bowls at 8:43 events which may lead to Sunday, all aven.ng— Silver Longwood 021 010 X-10 15 3 p. nt. 80 team league.) Dollar Tournament. playing an Integrated team. •Seminole County Business­ W P -O tta Thomas (.VI). L P men's leagu e, 0 p. in.— Four ftobcrl Murrla ((J O) H R — Roy Liak, Longwood, men to a team, handicapped league. second o f the year W EDNESDAY Wilson Maler 8 Chase 3 •Jet Bowler-attaa League, Chase 018 001 1 -3 8 3 Wil’n Malar 024 000 « - « 15 3 9:30 a. m.— Four woman to a Tha IMS Real Eatate Tax Mat of the City of W P -D on M su le (5-4), L P - team, handicapped league. Dali and Chain League, 8:45 Dlck Franks (5-8) Sanford, Florida, ia posted on the bulletin board p. m.— Mixed Couplaa, t cou­ Game* Tonight at tha front door of the City Hall In the City King*wood at Fla. St. Bank ples make up a team, handi­ of Sanford, Florida, and on tha bulletin board capped. 7:90 at tha front door of the Seminole County Court ‘ City League, 6:48 p. m.— Cbaae at USO 8:45 Houae, Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao Men’a handicapped, four to a at Ft, Mellon Park don’t think the National Lea­ gue ia tough this year, ask Danny Murtaugh. Ha ought to know, his Pittsburgh Pirate* have to play to It. "T h e league Is the best bal­ anced that It has been since I’ve been to It * t a player or m anager," Danny said at a press conference Tucsdsy. Murtaugh added that base­ ball 1* at Its best ever as far as ability is concerned. The fiery manager of the Pirates believe* there’s no such thing as a pushover this year—that’s right, not even the Mels. ’ Last year we la d some weak clubs in the league." Murtaugh said. "T h e Meta were weak. Houston was weak. The club that finished just ahead o f Houston Pitts­ burgh waa weak and so was Chicago. NFL Pro Gridmen Ask Owners For Additional Pay South Seminole Senior League Ole Miss Captures Men's League SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS / Of •L . tlto K n illa h legendary ban ftoUn Hood la tint wimHmid In Plan Flowntto, about 1177. To Uw Eng­ lish populace at the close ot the Middle Agee, Robin Hood waa tho ideal yeoman aa King Arthur waa the Ideal MRS. LE W IS (E S T H E R ) COTE, newly elected president o f the woman's auxiliary o f the South Seminole Little League bnsebnll pro pram re­ ceives an attractive pin from loop proxy, Bill Livingston. The presentation was made Satur­ day night during ceremonies which marked tho opening o f the league’s newly lighted park in Cnsselbcrry. (Herald Photo) Shriners Clip Elks Summer Bowling Leagues Casselberry Is 8 -3 ; Lake M ary Wins Give Keglers Wide Choice Winner Over FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 919 E. F IR S T SAN FO RD W E G IV E TO P V A L U E S TA M PS pooled for n period of four consecutive weeks. All real aetata upon which the 1963 luxe* have not bean paid and against which certificate haa not already bean laaued to tho City of San­ ford, will ha aold at Puhllc Auction on the 28th. day of May, I M L commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. ut tbv Lout d>'or •>!' '.ho City Hall In tha City o f Sanford, Florida. Bear Lake By Jane Casselberry A seventh-inning triple by Drent Helms that barely missed clearing the wall pac­ ed Casselberry to a 2 to 1 victory Saturday night over the Bear Lake Pirates to the first tilt played under the lights at South Seminole Sen­ ior League newly lighted field in Casselberry. Some 600 fans watched the twn clubs begin nigh* play. All o f the South Seminole Little I-eague and Senior loop gsmes will be played at the same park. Outstanding catches were registered by Casselberry’s L. Mollis, an outfielder, and also R. Clark o f Bear Lake, an outfielder. For (be loop’s first night tilt, Casselberry had Miller pitching, Dunn catching, Scutt at first base, I * g o at aecond. B ik er at third, Helms at short, with Hollis, Huggins and I-uras in the outfield. Bear Lake's lineup included Kelly, Patterson and Clark In the outfield, Wlnfree on the mound, lllckcock behind the plate, McPherson at first, Gmeshcck st second. Bury at third and Unley at short. Little National Result* Tuesday Chase 3 Locomotive Engi­ neers 1 Loc. Engineers 100 008—1 7 1 C h ile >88 81X-3 3 8 W P -S ta n Wlnfree (3 1 ). L P Doug Malzowskl (4-1) Game Today First Federal at Hunt 4:30 Ft. Mellon Park Wins Pole Position h ell Major Leagues IN D IAN APO LIS, Ind. (U P I) Eddie Sachs of Detroit, who crashed to practice Saturday, averaged 151.439 miles per hour to a Ford-powered rac­ ing machine to lead five qualifier* into the Memorial Two-third* o f the building* Day "500" auto race. A total and exhibits at the New York of 21 ears have qualified to World’* Fair ere steel fram ­ date with 12 spots open. ed. By Joe Bergen U P I Sport* Writer Jimmie Hall finally hed dis­ covered that New York can h j a nice place to visit after all— and not Just because of tho World’s Fair, either. Hall, a country boy from North Carolina, put one over on most of the American Lea­ gue last year when he slam­ med 33 homer* to erase Ted Williams’ league record for , round-trippers by a rookie and • help the Minnesota Twin* tv^ a third-place finish. But the Yankees, city slick­ ers that they are. were unim­ pressed ami took the young­ ster for a ride. Hall hit at lea«t one homer against every opponent except New York and finished the 19(13 season with an anemic .096 batting average against the boys from the Big Town. # The 28-yoar-old Hall, how­ ever la not one to bo fooled for long. And Tuesday night It was Hall’s (urn to pull the wool over the Yankees’ eye* as he socked a three-run hom­ er to the !3th Inning and col­ lected three hits In six ap­ pearances while the m erry Minnesota musclemen bounc­ ed New York. 7-2. $ Tim home run, which topped off a five-run Minnesota out­ burst In the 13th off reliever Hal neniff, pulled Hall Into a tie for the American Lcaue lead with Ttocky Colavito of Kansas City and teammate Bob Allison with 18. In other games, rookie Delton Jones capped # four-run ntnth-lnning rally with a three-V run double that carried tho Red Sox over the Angele, 4-3; the White Sox remained in first place with a 8-5 win over the Indians; the Oriole* edg­ ed the Athletics In 10 innlncs; ami the Tigers tripped tha Senators, 5-2. Junior League * Result* Tuesday Shrine 6 Elks 3 Shrine 100 2ot 4—8 8 2 Elks 000 100 2—3 4 3 W P—Steve Leach (3-0), L P — Chris Akers (3-3) Lake Mary 3 Civltan 3 Clvilan 020 ooo o - 2 4 0 Lake Mary 120 000 x—3 7 2 A W P—Charlie Lytlo (4-3), L P — Tom m y Hickson (0-3) Game Today K iw in l* i t Elks 4:30 at Memorial Stadium (Completion o f Slay 8, 7-7 tie) Q U A IJ F Y FOR RACE KINGS POINT, N. Y . (U P I ) —John Eggere and Graham Hill o f the U. 8, Merchant # Marine Academy will com­ pete In the national totarcol. legiate m onotype champion­ ships at Seattle, Wash., Juno 22-24. o f your varatlon trip la*t summer? Why Not Enjoy An A ir- M oir Cattei PAINTS D ISC O U N T O N A N A T IO N A L B R A N D P A IN T Buy onel get one m tm ir 209 W. First Street Sanford 322-3619 Conditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! W# Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Car*. Prices 8fart AS LOW AS • s2 6 5 00 IN S T A L L E D Price Dues Nut Include Sales Tex. W E SERVICE & R E PA IR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS Q A U O N S ONLY a t we t a t s * cesv ONI COAT RCRTUC LATH HOUST FAINT “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” * * * * * * ***** Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED Plaza H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk-Tax Collector Elke, winners o f the third ftnme, limiting his op­ title In the City position to four hits. In the same circuit, Lake Recreation Department’* Jun­ Mary squeaked past Clvilan ior Boys League, were given Tuesday night, 3 to 2, with e taste of whet to expect In nil the scoring registered in the second half when the the first pair o f frames. Lytle allowed the Shriners set th* Elk* down, Charlie 8 to 8. SU v* Leech won hi* Civltan* only four hits, w h iff­ ed eight and walked three. During the final five Inning* he allowed only one safety. George's went Into extra inning* to defeat Florida United Pres* International State's Banker*, 7 to 4. Gor­ American lea gu e don Bradley banged out three L Pet ,GB singles, a double and his In* W 16 9 .610 Chicago tin) homer o f the year. Chuck 14 18 12 400 Baltimore Latherow got three hits, also 16 11 .593 1 New York Including a homer. Steve 1V4 16 12 .571 Cleveland Rawle got credit for his fourth 1? H .548 2 Minn. win In Little American Lon­ 15 IS .500 3V4 Detroit gue play. 13 17 .433 5(X Boston In the Little Nntional, Uw Angele* 13 19 .408 6(4 Chase became the first team, 7 .400 14 21 Washington other than Hunt’s, to knock 11 19 .367 714 Kan. City o ff the Locomotive Engineers. Tuesday’* Result* They did It, thanks to the Boston 4 Lon Angeles 3 brilliant hurling o f Stun Win* Mbui. T N. Y . 2 free and fine auppurt. The Balt. 3 K. C. 2 tilt wo* played In 60 min­ Detroit 5 Washington 1 utes, one o f the fastest games Chicago 8 Cleveland 5 plnycd In the loop this sea­ Thursday's (Sanies son. Detroit at Washington (N ) In the Men’a Slow.pitch K an su City at Balt. (N ) Softball circuit, Longwood 14>i Angeles at Boston won Its sixth game in a row, Only games scheduled beating Florida State Bank, National lea gu e t. Pet GB IO to 4. liny Lisk and Otto W Thomas both had three hit* 20 11 .615 San Fran. for longwood. Thomas pick­ 18 11 .621 1 Phlla. ed up the mound win while .576 2 19 14 St. Louis Milwaukee t7 15 .531 3V4 Llek contributed a homer. 17 15 .531 3V4 Wilson Maler beat Chase, 6 Pittsburgh lo 3, behind the hitting of 18 15 .561 4 Cincinnati IS 19 .4(1 6(4 Doug Cooper and Richard Uw Ang. 12 in .(29 fl(x Tilki. Each has three safeChicago tie*. Dun Massie scattered Houston 15 30 .429 7 three runs and eight hits to 23 .303 11 10 New York get the pitching win. Tuesday's Result* Milwaukee 4 Ctoncifliull 2 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 7 St. Louis 4 Rem em ber San Fran. 3 I’ lilla. 0 l huso I xm Ang. 6 New York 4 Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh at Houston (S ') Chicago at St. I-mil* (N ) Philadelphia at San Francisco (N> New York at Lo* Ang. 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Ctn. 17c Thrill 1-Lb. 4-Oz. 69c Margarine 2701 Orlando Drive On Hwy. 17*92 Thrae I'ricra K fleclire 3 Lb. 6 Oz. I^ox Liquid Cleaner 15 Fluid Ox. 79c Spic n Span 97c Mr. Clean 2 Lb. 1 Oz. Box Liquid Detergent 1 Qt. Bot. Detergent 49c Joy 89c Tide Orran Spray Cranberry Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice I ’rrfrct with Pork 1 Lb. Can Alwaya nerve well rhilitd pt. bot. 33c Sauce In Sanford Storo Only 27c Cocktail 41c 5 Lb. 4 Os. Box $1.29 Sunnyficld Plain or Self KUIng 5 Lb. Bag 31c Flour 39c �VrrxlA Parra 6 — May 20, 1064 fe w e r b o o ks p e r g if t / with T o p V alu e Stam ps r ^ A P P E A R IN G at First Baptist Church Thurs­ day with the Browton-Parkcr College Choir will ha the choir's mixed quartet which Is composed o f Donna Clarida, Roberta Steinberg, Johnny Keith and Joseph Landrum. Sanford's Lynn McCord, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc­ Cord, is aololHt with the choir and a member of the triple trio. First Baptist Church Announces Concert The Iircwton-Parker Col­ lege Choir, under direction of Ralph W. Cooper, will preient a concert of aacred music at Flrat Baptist Church of San­ ford Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Business Briefs & JA C K S O N V ILLE , — Balca record by Winn-Dlala Storea during the 4-wi' eIc period end­ ed Mny 2 ahnwad nn Increase o f G.38% over the com tpondin g period a year ago. A total ealea volume o f $G68,312,COfl by $8,620,807. Sates during the 41-week period ending May 2 totaled $738,0114,187 aa compared with $704,800,223 during the correapondlng period o f 1003, an increaae o f $33,738,814 or 4.78%. Winn-Dixie, operating a number o f aupermarkata in thla area, now haa a total o f 028 retail unite and eight wholesale units throughout the South, compared to flOS retail units and eight whole­ sale unite a year ago. Delfona Lions Get Charter By Mildred Ilaney Deltona Community Club on Lake Monroe was filled to capacity Monday night aa Dis­ trict Governor John Minor, Lions International, presented the charter or the new 42member Deltona Lions Club to the president, Arlington O. Holbrook. W alter R. Lee, o f Gaines­ ville, district governor, gave the address for the evening and officiated at tho Installa­ tion o f officers. In addition to Holbrook, of­ ficers are William M. Yanosy, first vice president; Arthur IJ. Ilartung, second vice presi­ dent; John Loutsenhlzer, third vice president; Charles W. Holies, secretary; Horace Tucker, treasurer; James Clcco, Lion tam er and Char­ les It. McCarthy, tail twister. Directors are Frank Muth, Thomas Scudelrl, Gaston M. Bridges and Henry Favlowakl. Lodge Backers Turn To Rocky LOS A N G E L E S (D P I) N ew York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller h i* reviewed his campaign fa r the Repub­ lican presidential nomination In California*, June 2 pri­ m ary w*th the support o f a volunteer group tucking Am ­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Following hla early morn­ ing arrival here from N ew York, Rockefeller arbeduted a news conference before be­ ginning a two-day speaking tour o f Houthrm California. 'T h * S w a e te s t A local girl, Miss Lynn Mc­ Cord, daughter o f Mr, and Mrs, C, E. McCord of San­ ford, is among the 28 choir members. She is a soloist for the choir and also sings In tho Brcwton-I’srkcr t r i p l e trio. The program will include such selections as “ Q Holy Saviour" by Prollioroc; "The Heavens A re T ollin g" by Haydn, and Rogers and Hammcrsteln's "Y o u 'll N e v e r Walk Akme." Selections also will be presented by the T ri­ ple Trio and a mixed quartet. Brewton- Parker College la a coeducational Baptist College located at Mount Vernon, Ga. The Public is Invited to at­ tend the concert. A free-will offering will bo received to help defray expenses o f tho choir. Cynthia Sweeney Dies A t Center Cynthia Lee Sweeney, 11, daughter o f Mr. end Mr*. W il­ liam Swsenoy, Fern Park, died Saturday at tho J. 1(11tla Medical Center, Gainesvil­ le. Born Sept. I t , 1002, at Chicago, she had been a res­ ident o f Fern Park fo r threa years and was a member of A ll Bouls Church, Sanford. Surviving are her parents, two sisters, Patricia and V ic­ toria Ellen, and a brother, William J. Jr., and her grand­ parents, Mr. ami Mrs. 1*. W. Sweeney, Altamonte Springs, and Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Jarkson, Maitland. ^ z L i r ,r -: - — — : m iB iP ik a BEEP SALE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 23RD wihn diiis aTO*aa. ikc, — co. v. i. ht — isa* 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUNNYLAND BOILED Sli. 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A grnduato in 19G3 from Seminole High School, he recently completed his 15th jump. >tewuxg FLOUR P R IC E S GOOD T H R U T H E W E E K E N D Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D N E W B e tte r H o m e s Academy Sets Up COOK BOOKS Summer Plan a n d G a rd e n a Breaking existing tradition, Tha Sanford N aval Academy w ill becoma coeducational and non-military— that ti for the summer program only. Plana are nearing comple­ tion fo r an intensive six weeks summer program, In­ cluding both academic and recreational activity, begin­ ning June IB and ending July SI. The academic program la designed primarily to afford each student a greater oppor­ tunity fo r better understand­ ing in reading, spelling, w rit­ ing and arithmetic. Person­ nel have been selected for thii particular program who are ■killed In remedial reading and teaching o f phonctica, ns Well ns mathematic*. 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Aaalstlng Moore with the ■alee were Commander Robert March, President Ruth Hopkins, Ed Ludickt, Harold Mats, A r t Levy, Sophia Dryan, Irene March, Virginia McManus, Edna Norman, Eva Wynn, Louise Stewert and Martha McElvey. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY*SHANK CU T FYNE-TASTE Plain or Iodized ROLL PKG Post Reports Poppy Sales GEORGIA GRADE *A’ FRESH WHOLE LIM IT-2 WITH 5.00 OR MORE ORDER MORE TH A N TWO HENS SOLD A T 19* lb Amazing value! For a limited time only, you can get each volume of Better Homes & Gardens new Creative Cooking Library for only 99ff. New books on sale each week! Sunday School Class Honors Member B y N n , C la re n ce Sn yd er The Young Peoples Sunday School Class of the Osteen Baptist Church held a social Friday evening in the Church Annex, honoring John Peter­ son, son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson, who will soon be leaving to enter the armed services. Rev. Chester A. Plsnk, pas­ tor, gsve the devotion, follow­ ed by a social hour with Miss Maxine Stowclt in charge of the games. John was present­ ed with a going sway gift by the class. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nolan Osteen, class teacher, assisted by Mrs. Lois Brooke and Mrs. J. S. Peterson. L IM IT , PLEASE GOLDEN ROSE p taln o r ■ a lf-tlitn g _ _ 2460 P A R K AVE. * < i ) INSTANT S H A/EB O M B p p ru n ad ,r\ n V < t K S r T j j • • A...... S n » MUm\ COvP«*l AH0 PWBChaMOf MAYFAIR 1 LB CUF !! I{ iW li// ---------------j COTTAGE CHEESE j *«“ IM MfMM i m %,2744 mmmmmmrn9 r i f l e EXTRA 1 I MOWN ■IWNMt]1 • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! „ 1■■fc. aak. 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Smith, mother, wore presented carThe wa> honorea o f a bridal Tea l " Btlon cor“ * « last tha Saturday afternoon gracious home Ted Williams on of I honoree Approximately 160 guest* an called during tha appointed received »>y the boat- [elegant .liver casserole. Mrs. liams o f Sanford. area was a profusion o f beautiful floral arrangements, creating a eolorful, picturesque scone. arrangements K IN G ’S BEAUTY SALON Boumlllal’a Drug — Special — 110 Cold Wave Complete Permanent $5 attended a and covered The Trl-H i-Y member* o f I faculty members were honor-111. E. Berryhill on Magnolia I faculty sponsor for this worth­ Seminole High School, their ed guests o f a delightful tea last Thursday afternoon, while organization and tha mothers, the senior girla end jut the lovely home o f Mra. | Miss Rebecca Stevens is I junior clast member* wer# hostesses Bumba- anniversary of Lind* -0 0 Haircut Shampoo & Set *1.00 *1.50 N o Appointment Nee. Open Eves Uy Appt. Ph. 121-1) ASM Mrs. J.S . Ridenour By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Homo Demon­ stration Club met Tuesday morning for a business and luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Bertha llardin In En­ terprise. Mrs. Joe Masters, presi­ dent, presided at the Hireling. It has born proposed Ip change tho name o f the N a­ tional Council to tho National Extension Homo Makera Council. Plans were made for a party tho cluli is giving for tho 411 boys and girls, June 3. > p n r ' j y-rojeet w m dis­ cussed, blit a final declaion will bo made in Hie fall. Mr*. Hardin gave a report on the meeting attended In DcLaml, Iho aubjcct, “ That Fourth M eal." She gave menus and recipes to bo used in slimming diets and an­ nounced that all foods served for the luncheon would be from U ino recipes. Mr*. Eby, eounly agent, told o f tlie history of tho Hume Demonstration Club. It was organized In 1014 and was then known as Uiu "Tomuto Club." Mrs. Hardin and DON'T MISS IT! Dr. John Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ son returned Monday from a weekend trip la Hollywood fur s visit with their daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Andre Aylles. Marche] Landgrcn returned to ids home in Washington, D. C., Thursday after having spent ths past several days as houseguost of Mr. and Mra. R. L. Cox. By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Ity at their gracious homa on I brats the Dr.'s birthday and ICalifornia. Tha group anjoyed a barDr. and Mrs. John Bradin Lake Butler, recently. L ia o a farew ell get together entertained at an all day parThs occosalon waa to ccla-jbeforo Mrs. Bradin leaves for Ibecua at noon and ipsnt tha afternoon playing cardi and varioua games. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Kirchsr and children and Mrs. Sophia Kircher o f Lake Helen; Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Lorch o f Del­ tona; Mr. and Mrs. John Miltoning, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lundeen, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wylee, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Knaser, Mr. and Mrs. Gayls Howe, Mr. and Mrs. William Holcomb and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moracle, all o f Sanford. Also from Sanford, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Goers* and daughter, Debbie, Mr*. Bessie Wacker, J. C. Jorgenson, Hen­ ry Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. A l* and from Osteen. Mr. and AT A REAL BARGAIN J. C. BUN TEN Lemon B lu ff TH E L A K E B U TLE R HOME o f Dr. mid Mra. John Hradin waa tho scene o f nn all dny outing celebrating Dr. Brndln’a birthday. Some o f the gueata enjoying the fcativitiea were front, Sheryl Kirchcr, and acated from tho left, Mr. G. A. Wylie, Dr. Bradin, Mrs. Bradin and Mra. Wylie. Buck row are Mr. and Mra. II. S. Ale and Mr. anti Mrs. W aller Knaaor. Wall 11X 14 Portrait WW President Miss Shirley A n n Meyers Conducts First Is Bride O f H. E. Heath Board Meeting gown By Maryann Mile* Mis* Shirley Ann Mcyera, Mra. W alter Blevins, new- daughter o f .Mr. and Mrs. 1. president o f tha II. Gearhart of College Park, Welcome Wagon Club o f San­ became the bride of Harold 1y elected ford, held her first board meeting recently. Plana wer* discussed that Heath, 3rd, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edward for the coming year and It was recommended Edward all dele­ Heath Jr., o f Bear Lake,"on May 7 at the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Hear Lake with the Rev. Thomas Markin performing the lmpreailve candlelight c e r e ­ mony, Mrs. J e a n e t t e Driggcra played the traditional wed­ ding hymns. Tiie bride, given in m arri­ age by her father, was lovely in a street length white gown featuring a lace bodice with long ile e v e i and a sweetheart neckline and a hillowy chif­ fon aklrt. H er illusion veil was shoulder length and (he carried a basket o f white gladi and mums. Mlsr Barbara Hunt served aa maid of honor, and her T o Our Preferred Custom ers: You 1’I uh 35c Mailing and Handling Charge are cordially Invited to shop with us Thursday, • 4 to 6 Puses from which to choose May 21, 1964 from 6:00 to • • Groups *1.00 each additional person • One to a person— two to a family 9:30 P. • Children up to 12 years M. Special 10% TIIURS. . FR1. - BAT. . MAY 21, 22, 23 Discount on all purchases. HOURS: Many attractive door prizes. 1 CONSUII US i OH YOUR waa Identical ▼ 107 E. FIRST ST. 1A9 CALL 322-4913 Betty A n n e s . Hair Styling Salon '- 5. . V V . 'V . v V , - . W 2201 S. Park Ave. Match Your Budget. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. 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Heath aerved his brother as best man and ushers were Ricky Heath and Brandon Heath, also brothers of tiie groom. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the church with Mrs. C. C. Jones and Mra. Jeanette Driggera serving the guests. Mr. snd Mrs. Heath are now residing in College Park, following a wedding trip to the East Coast. To conserve food nutrients during cooking, keep the lid tight, home cconomlsU ad­ vise. A lid that fits tightly prevents steam from escap­ ing and permits cooking with a minimum o f water. From Priced To (ifU 'ru i'X Hair Stylists BY M cC R O R Y ONLY Let Our Expert Mrs. William Wankosey and the Uradlns. . gates to th* council meetings have their expenses paid. Mrs. A l Probst, Mrs. John Pugh and Mrs. W alter Blev­ ins recently attended the council meeting at W inter Haven. Th* U rge wheel which waa presented to the club by Use a teaspoon of honey In­ Sheppard'a Oil Company waa stead of sugar for a change decorated with the welcome wagon theme, designating to sweeten whipped cream. th* Sanford sponsors, and waa presented to tha council. Attending the meeting were Welcome Wagon H o*lc**ei, Virginia Pstroski and Phyllis Rugensttin and also tha Mints. William Earhold, John Pugh, Btnn Shaffer, Roy Pounds, Robert Thom ell and Marvin W right. 64 ORCHID PLANTS compote* Bradin Observes Birthday Virginia L. Reel Miss Virginia Lynn Reel, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Reel, Sr., o f Tampa, and form erly from Banfurd, will become the bride o f Normen Hey McMillan, sun o f Mr. and Mre. N. D. McMillan, Jr., o f rural Tam­ pa on Friday, May 22, 1004 at B:30 p.m. at the Palm R iv­ er Baptist Church In Tampa. The bride-elect attended Hanford schoola, and will graduate from Brandon High School In June, Mr. McMillan was graduat­ ed from Brandon High School and Is presently serving with the United States Arm y at Ft. Gordon, G a„ where he la attached to the military po­ lice division. Rev. Milan Gowlng will perform the wedding cere­ mony, and all friends o f tha fam ily are Invited to attend. with on tha tables. The serving table was over­ laid with a brilliant red linen cloth and centered with red and white carnations, mums and snaps dragons, tastefully arranged in an antique silver container, flonked on either side by crystal candle holders with red candle*. Comple­ menting the delectable fru it punch waa a variety of delicasies, Including sandwiches, individual cakca, nuta and randies served from silver trays. Recently Installed officers o f the Tri-Hi-Y are Linda Green, president; Kathy W est­ brook, vice president; Donna Collins, secretary; Cheria Pennington, tr e a s u re r am * Sharon Booth, chaplain. Over 100 guests enjoyed this memorable occasion. MRS. H. E. B E R R Y H IL L , left wns horicna to a lovely ten at her Magnolia Avenue home honoring T ri-Ili-Y members, mothers, senior girla and faculty members. With Mrs. Berryhill are her daughter, Freddie Berryhill, Jill Weal, pant president and Linda Green, president. H. J Norman McMillan room* containing nuta and candiea The home of Mrs. John Ridenour was beautifully dec­ orated Thursday m o r n i n g with quantities o f roses of every color end GLorosia lilies. The occasion was a silver coffee for the benefit o f the Bethany Circle. Mrs. Ridenour g r e e t e d guests at the door and Mrs. Jack Bratton, co-hostess, poured for the guests who called during the hour* of 0:30 and 11:30 a.m. About 33 guests called. Engaged T o arrange­ points throughout the recep­ tion Silver Coffee her sister, Miss Sara Burns, were members o f this origi­ nal club, and bath won special honors thst first year. Following the luncheon a social hour waa enjoyed and Mlsa Ellalco Klrchoff demon­ strated the art o f making varioua corsages. No mcotings will he held during June, July and August, Tliere will be a fam ily picnic In September. Attending were Mrs. Mas­ ters, Mrs, Hamid Eby, Mlsa Hums, Miss Kircbhoff, Mrs. Eva Williams, Mrs. G u y Beall, Mrs. Frsnk George, Mrs. liaari M rv U lly Boyer, Mrs. John Hradin, Mra. William Wankosky and Mrs. Norman Miller. Also, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Eugene Kstawiti, Mrs. Mary llsrahsrt, Mrs. Hardin and two gucsta, Mrs. Wesley T yler o f Enterprise am] Mrs. Eve Foster o f Cincinnati, Ohio. floral ments were placed at vantag# Hosts Bethany Osteen H D C lub Meeting Green, prealdent. Beautiful Personals Mrs. Bertha Hardin Hosts afternoon door were Freddie Berryhill, South Seminole T H E GRACIOUS TED W IL L IA M S home on Plumotn Drive wan the rite o f nn elaborate bridal ton honoring Mins Ruth Cnrlton, bride-elect o f Mal­ colm W. Smith, Serving punch i« Mias Linda Willinmo, co-hoNteas, with Mias Carlton, Mrs. C. E. Carlton, mother o f the honoreo and Mrs, Ted Williams, hostess. this Jill West, past president and the By Maryann Mile* M ajor and Mrs. Harry W il­ liamson, Sand Lake Hoad in Forest City, have had as houseguests, Mrs. Anna John­ son, mother o f Mrs. William­ son, and Jack Cyvoski, both from Zephyr Hills. to tea. Greeting tha gueat# at tha mums, Tropl- cans roses, Gardenias, lllbiscl and orchids in their natural beauty. Receiving the guests at tha door were Mrs. George Mor­ gan and Mrs, R. W. Williams with Mrs. H. B. Owens es­ corting the guests to tha serving area. Yellow and white was car­ ried out in the decor, with an arrangement o f mums In a silver container centering tha buffet, flanked on either side by silver holders bearing yel­ low tapers. Tha serving table, centered with a mum arrangement, was overlaid with an exquisite Im­ ported cut-work cloth lined with yellow. Silver coffee and tea service graced one end of tha table and refreshing clt* punch, floating water w i llllei, was served from the other end from a crystal bowl. Silver treya offered delnty tea sandwiches, cheese straws, miniature cakes, nuts and candies. Mrs. Ernestine Wcstphnl, Miss Zillah Welsh, Mrs. Ben W lgglna and Mra. Howard Whelchel alternated in serv­ ing. Floating hostesses wore the Misses Msrths Johnson, ftheralynn Williams, Pat Owens and Sylvia Williams. Miss Carlton waa lovely, attired in a stunning white lace sheath over yellow and wearing tho yellow sweetheart corsage presented to her by tha hostesses. Mrs. C. E. Carlton, mother o f ths bride-elect, and Mrs. Over relative* Seniors, Mothers A n d Faculty A granddaughter. Ann W il­ liams, of Mt. Dora, baked a five-tiered cake, decorated In gold, and presented it to the couple. The Bumbaloughs would at this time like to take tlie op­ portunity to thank every one who came to the dinner and for the many useful and beau­ tiful sifts they received. Morgan and Miss Linda W il­ artistic friends 83 dish dinner Sunday afternoon, wedding couple. tle o f Orlando and Mrs. Paul featured Fugl Around Johnson The occasion was the 50th hostesses were Mrs. Bob Tut­ Tha By Mra. H. L Tri-Hi-YMembers Host Tea For On Anniversary and Mrs. Dawson iough in Paola. at Plumosa entire reception Extend Gratitude Junior May IT, at the home o f Mr. |hours. Drive. Assisting Mrs. Williams as Tha T h e Bumbaloughs Frlgidaire Week, May 14 thru May 25 G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES Your 1700,W . Flint Authorized Frigidslrs 8*»ford, FIs. Dealer Ph. 322-3883 \ / t . / , i, .... * V n - •I « I �% S' ¥ I »« V5t V m T itrR VI s , May 20. 1064 — Pa*e 9 W m lfl * < i M iss Judith. Asensio, Bride-Elect dresses and cheekcrtall hair By Judy Turner turns were Mrs. H arvey AuPhone 3*2-41.13 O fficers wives and their buchon, Mra. D. F . Munday, guests today saw the newest Mrs. J. D. Moloney. Mra. KerKlein, “ Summer Silhouettes’’ ut a mlt Jameson, Mrs. fashion show by that name Mrs. Colontiu and Mr*. Cat­ ron. Wednesday. • • • Tha fashion show followO f special interest to th* rd n cocktail hour and luncheon in the Jude and Fin travelers were shopping Upa Itooma respectively nt the given by wives who had trav­ Orlando A ir Force Huso O ffi­ eled in the Mediterranean cer* club, beginning at noon. before. Mrs. Munday, Mrs. F a s h i o n s from M a r y Davidson. Mrs. Catron and Father’* In Sanford were Mrs. Bartholomew gave point­ modeled by a wife from each ers on shopping fo r cluthlng, of the squadron wive* clulm. paintings, furs, gloves, dec­ They are Mr*. Paul Murray orative accessories and other o f V A H -I; Mrs. Stem Bolte uiiusuh I items from Europe. C offee ami desserts were o f RVAH-3, Mrs. Vincent Monroe o f ItV.VII-J3. Mrs. Jer­ served by the hostess after ry Chnpdclnine o f VAII-7, the entertainment. • • • Mrs. II. F. Monday o f Oct. 8, Twenty members o f the Mrs. Michael P u o p o l o of K YA II-p, and Mrs. J. It. Den­ V A H -7 enlisted wive* club and their 00 children mot nt nison o f VAH-11. Mts. Alan Weeks was k en­ tho home o f Mrs. Roy Pounds nui chairman of the fund Saturday evening for a wcinic railin g event and the pro­ and marshmallow roust. 'Highlights o f the evening ceeds will co to N avy relief. by Ronald The event was sponsored by included song* tlie Naval Officers Wives Club Arm strong and Tan ia Burto rnise funds fo r N avy re­ dirk. The children also spoke lief. Mrs. Alan Weeks was to their fathers aboard the yenernl chairman and Mrs. USS Enterprise via a tape William M alinowski is in recording. chtirgu o f tickets. W orking on publicity were Mrs. Martin Sheridan, Mr*. Paul Werner, Mrs. John WilliuuiA and Mrs. Clifford Nelson. Mrs. A . M. Campbell, Mrs. James Oiso.i and Mrs, It. S. Heat worked on the flor u] urrancumenta ami Mrs. J. 0. Mayo is entertainment chairman. Tickets can still be obtain­ ed by contacting the wives club representative and retir­ ed officers wives can contact Mrs. Clifford Nelson for res­ ervations. • • * Friends of Mrs. V. W. (Inndcrton met at the homo o f Mrs. Fdwsrd Checefsky for a surprise farewell party In honor o f Mrs. Gunderton who leaves Wednesday fo r a three month trip to Denmark. Mrs. Uaiiderton and her three children w ill fly from McCoy to New York and then to Denmark where they w ill visit her jaircnts. Chief Unndcrlnn, presently aboard the USS enterprise, w ill meet them for a time there while on leave. On their return they will • top In New York to visit Chief Gaiuierton’a parents und sco ths W orld’s Fair. Mrs. Phillip Hlmpson assist­ ed Mrs. Checefsky as hostess at the surprise party. Gifts helpful In traveling, such ns a sewing kit, toothbrush, ■tamps and gum, wera pre­ sented to Mrs. Gnnderton. Those attending were Mrs. Harold Bundvall, Mrs. Fred Murray, Mrs. AIvcra Kelly, Mrs. Darwin Smith, Mrs. Tom W est, Mr*. Harlan Ithodes, Mrs. Roy Pounds, Mrs. A . A. Valller, Mrs. rh llllp Simpson and Mrs. Charles Trovingcr. • * * Ron Voyage was also wish­ ed to eight member* o f the V A H -l-D et, 8 officer* wives cluli at a “ Corks A Poppin’ ” purty Friday evening nt the homo o f Mrs. Hart Bartholo­ mew. Seven o f ths Cherkrrtalt wives will be traveling to Europe during the summer and one, Mra, W. V. Pattereon, w ill travel willi her four children to California. A special farrw ell was laid to Mra. R. S. Davidson who w ill go first to Europe and then with her husband when he starts s ta ff college. Those leaving for the Med­ iterranean area soon are Mrs. J. R. Dennison, Mr*. Tom Slegman, Mrs. R. 8. Heat, Mrs. A. G. I.ove, Mrs. Ann Punly and Mrs. II. A. Gill. Mrs. K. W. Feilds, Mra. R. S. Demark and Mra. Itamon Garcia will also he traveling during the summer. Assfstaing Mrs. Bartholo­ mew were Mr*. Robert K en­ nedy who made the "Leaning Tow er o f Pisa’' centerpiece and Mrs. D. F. Munday who concocted the punch, which was served with chips and dipa. Gag gifts, such as a plastic life preserver and a checkertail bikini made by Mrs. A . G. Klein were pulled from grab hags as well as more func­ tional ilrnia like snap papers made by Mrs. Robert Ken­ nedy. Mrs. J. P. Colonna and Mrs. Geraid Catron were in churge of the “ schoolgirls" who pantomined the farewell song from “ The Sound of Music." T h * “ girls’* dressed in short Farewells und good wishes were said to Mrs. V. W. Gnnderton who is leaving soon fo r Drnmurk where she will visit her parents and he joined by Chief Gnnderton who has received leave. Mrs. Edith Johnson, the mother o f Mrs. J. H. llussurd was greeted as a special guest by the group. Members o f tbc VAH -7 en­ listed mens wives club will meet Thursday night for their regular monthly meeting at the ballroom. • • • Hubert E. Gent or, the Snnford operations administrator for North Americun Aviation, Inc., o f Columbus, Ohio, will he leaving shortly to return to tlie factory in Columbus. • • • Books and toys were rullected by members o f the K V A H 8 officers w ive* at their May coffee fo r use in the nursery at the base and In the pedia­ trics ward at Seininote Mem­ orial. Tlie officers wives club Is hrlplug with the p r o j e c t Mtartcd by tbo RVAH-S en­ listed wives club in gather­ ing hooks fo r the pediatrics ward. Other projects Include getting up to date magazines fo r the Pink Ladles' cart at the hospital. The coffee was held at the home o f Mra. Vincent Monroe who was assisted by Mrs. Nick Mergo. Refreshment* o f cakes and rookies and a fruit filled watermelon basket were served to tbc guests with their cuffi-e. Mr*. James Olson won the dessert doorprit*. Other Ravage Son's wive* attending were Mrs. Dan Beard, Mra. John Dralm, Mrs. William Durstrler, Mrs. David Fall, Mr*. Ralph Feehark, Mrs. Georga Kel* , airs. Jack I.illla, Mrs. W illiam Meyer, Mra. Donald Nesbitt. Mra. Cameron Paulk, lira. Wallace Russell, Mrs. Steven Itynn, Mr*. Clifford Thomp­ son, Mrs. Robert Watson, Mrs. Paul Werner, Mrs. Ken Goshom, Mrs. Gerald Mick* elaon and Mra. Richard Wells. • • • Mr. and Mr*. Edward Doty becama the parents o f their fourth child, a girl namrd T erry Lynn on M ay 13. The six pound, 12 ounre Infant has two brothers and a sister. • • • Mrs. Edward Foy was hos­ tess at a Inucheon in her home fo r officers wives o f the maintenance department o f VAH-7. Tlie aalad luncheon was p r e c e d e d by light bar* d'oeuvrea served with a rum punch. Carnation*, gardenias, ferns and a fountain o f grapes decorated the white Un*n covered serving Uhl*. A surprise birthday rake fo r Mra. Donald Denault was served fo r dessert after th# guests sang ths “ Happy Birthday” song. Mra. Leroy Heath, a former Peaeemakar wlfa was a guest and others attending were M n . B. B. Brown, Mrs. Bob Lavender, Mra. Georgs Urrman, Mra. Bob Rankin, Mrs. Marsh Bittlck, Mra. Dick Conn, Mra. A lbert Campbell and Mrs. Rich Martin, s e e Plans fo r a swimming party for members and families o f the RV AH -S enlisted wivsa club were discussed at tha May meeting o f the Savag- Honored At Bridge-Dessert Party By Judy Turner Miss Judy Avensio, tha bride-elect o f Lt. ( j g l W il­ liam Derrybcrry, wns honor­ ed recently at a dcsscrt-bridga held at the home o f Mrs. A r ­ thur Skelly. Mia* Asensio opened the g ifts for the kitchen present­ ed to her after the guests had eaten ths dessert o f pis topped with whipped cream. Among thoro present was Mrs. G. J. Asensio, the moth­ er o f the honoree. Also at­ tending wero Mrs. Frederick II, William*, Mrs. Barbara Jorrts, Mrs. D. H. MacGillis, Mrs. Jnmrx Durbin, Mrs. PO U RING A PAK EW E L L cup of coffee for Mrs. V. W. Gnnderton who Janie* Plrotte, Mr*. Crsig leaves Wednesday for Denmark, is Mrs. Phillip W. Simpson. Mrs. E. G. Moore. Checefsky, right, was the hostess for the surprise coffee honoring Mrs. Mrs. Charlie James. Mrs. Gunderton. D. A . Turner, Mra. Donald VAH -7 enlisted wive* club, DenuulL Mrs. Bui Huited. ettes held in tlie Arey Deucy Mrs. Henry Dement for tlieir May coffee Thursday, Co-hos- 7:30 p. ui. N A S bullroom, Club. Miss Asensio w ill becomo VAH-11 o f f i c e r * wive* the bride o f Lt. Derryborry Mrs, Garl McDonald, Mrs, to**'** were Mr*. W. A. Rose bridge, 12:30 p. m. lluma of at the N A S Chapel on July 11. Joe Williamson, Mrs. Ron nnd Mrs. Curl Grompiist. Manning, Mrs. Gary Haney Sir*. Neal Johnson was pre­ Mra. K. U. Field. Friday, May 21 and Mr* Kent McLeod form ­ sented with a red rose desig­ ed a committee to make nr- nating her ns "The Friendly VAH -7 o f f i c e r * wive* y . O T P p 'i r u t n rnngementa for tho party Drngon," after she was tho bridge, 8 p. in. Home o f Mrs. M rS. U . 1 . I CafSOIl which will be held in the near third person to greet one of Ed Foy. Saturday, May 23 future. the newcomers. Chief Petty U fflrers wive* Mrs. McDonatd read a letter Newcomers introduced to from Captain lloliert Ware the group by Mrs. George club luun, 7 p. in, N A S ball­ thanking the ladies who hail Kimmons were Mrs. Ernest room. Monday, May 25 participated in the dedication Odd, Mrs. llavld Dearolph, Group 3 o f Christian Wom­ Vigilante N avy Wives Club en's Fellowship o f the First o f the new pool and Mrs. Mr*. Richurd Damn, Mrs. Jerry Rohrer will take Mra. Jerome Gehrig, Mrs. Ralph No. 211, coffee and bingo Christian Church met recent­ Sam Farrell'* job as historian Hustings and Mrs. Ronald party, 10 a. m. Pinecrest Inn. ly at the home o f Mrs. O. T. until the July elections. Mrs. Queen. Pearson with Mrs. O. D. LanFarrell's husband Is being dress, chairman, presiding Wednesday'a Naval O fficer* transferred shortly. over the meeting. Wives N avy Belief coffee was In other business Mrs. Jim discussed as wero plans for Mrs. Euphemla Huntley Pittman and Mra. Mike Reh tha July change o f board co f­ gav* an Inspiring devotional Mr. and Mr*. GIrnn J. were chosen to help with the fee fur which tha UVAH-3 program. Wimhlih o f West Crystal phone committee nnd mem­ wivea will bo hostesses. Election o f officer* was bers of the group voted to Hibiscus and gardenias were Drive will depart tills week held and tho new officers are leave the nirrtings together placed about the house and for Pineville, La. to attend Mrs. Lam lreis, chairman; when they are finished. A refreshments of brownies, graduation exercises at Louis­ Mrs. Pearson, secretary-treas­ thank you was also hahl to rookies and doughnuts were Sirs. E ffie Durden, iana College. Their son, John urer; Mona's Flower Shop for don­ served with the coffee. service chairman and Mrs. Wlmhlsh. Is a member o f the Huntley, sunshine chairman. • • • ating the eenterpieca fo r the graduating class. recent club dinner. It was announced that the Enlisted wive* Interested In From l.oui*inna. they will group woidd continue to col­ Two guests from the V A H - meeting at th* Pinrrreat Inn 11 enlisted wives club, Mrs. on May 23 fo r coffee and Journey to Norman, Okla. to lect stamps and clothing for Robert Newsome anil Mr*. hingo may call Rhea Cooper visit their son, Joe Wlmhlsh, Church World Bervlra. Eileen Cornett, attended the o f the Vigilante N avy W ive* grnduute assistant in mathe­ Tw o members from the matics at ths University o f meeting to get Ideas for their Club No. 211, at 322-3184. circle will nttend tho conven­ Oklahoma. own club. Other guests In­ tion in Ocala, Plana fo r the party were Fit route to Sanford In lata cluded Mrs. L. M. Mullen and mails by member* of the club Mrs. Isindresa presented June, they w ill visit the tha study lesson regarding Mrs. M n igarrt Kalile. at their recent meeting. It Hustrssc* fo r the meeting will in-gin nt to a. m. and World's Fair and other points Eye Medical Camps in India, o f interest In New York. were Mrs. T erry t.lnsey, Mrs. guest* a t* invited. in which sha related thut *• A1 Hutto, Mrs. Gary Haney many o f 125 eye operation* Hostesses for tha "meeting Mrs. Sarah Polley and Mrs. are performed by Doctor* dal­ and Mr*. Vivian Iluycs. The were Mrs. Jo Brown and Mra. iu-*1 ir.ocD.'.i' nil! L* Lt'.J Alice fiV A s i i i f ' i i r f d 'can*, Henrietta Bains spent Friday ly with tha assistance o f na­ with relative* in Jacksonville June 8. sandwiches and Iced tea in the tive nursing trams. en route to WnycroM, Gn. for • • • Dining the social hour, eonference room. Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch Those attending were Mrs. a few days visit with their Mrs. Pearson served refresh­ arc tlie parent* o f a new son, Mary Johnson, Mrs. Mary brother, Clark Corwin and ment* to the Mines. Huntley, Thomas Patrick, who was Sutton, Mrs. Alice Beaulieu, his family. Frank Washburn, Leona Bar­ born May 12. He weighed six Mra. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Ruth nes, C. C. Murray, Eula pounds, eight ounces and it Ferris, nnd Mrs. Bonnie WhitAdolescent girls, the Jewel­ Grantham, O. D. Landress the couple’s third son. Gay, a guest. ry Industry Council rrports, and E ffla Durden. • • • * a a Best wishes were extended prefer monogram pins, pre­ Mrs. C. J. Youngblsde took High honors at tha KVA l i ­ ferably lilt site of a half dol­ to Betty Washburn, who is bis honors at ths RVA11-B of­ ft officer* wives bridge went lar. Sterling nr gold-filled, m ovinr to Jacksonville In the ficers wives bridge held at to Mra. Clifford Thompson. please Other pins on their near future. ths home o f Mrs. Don Sulli­ Mr*. John Dralm won the sec­ “ wanted" list ara gimmicky van. ond prise. Tlie coins o f Athena were types, Including pint that look Second high score was held Tlie bridge was held at the like small odd bugs, trows, first to have a distinct daby Mr*. William Malicsowski. home o f Mr*. Grorgs Kelly arrows, flowers. sign on both side*. Mrs. Sullivant served chick­ who served coffee, punch, a en and ihrim p stuffed toma­ fruit bowl and rookies to the toes, jello salad and lee players. cream pi* at the card party They included Sirs. Dan luncheon. Beard, Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Luncheon and brldga play- Mr*. Bob Watson, Mrs. Jerry era were Mr*. J. P. Smyth, Mickelson am] Mra. O. W. Mc­ Mra. J. L. Shipman, Mr*. D. Guire. • a • A. Turner, Mr*. G. K. Mor­ row, Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mrs. Members o f the Chief Petty J, N. Henson, Mrs. P. E. Officers wives rlnh nnd their Criswell and Mra. J. J. Moy- husband* will hold a luau at nihan. tha N A S ballroom Saturday. a • • Mrs. A. A. Valller, who spent Members o f tha V1IA-7 o f­ several years in Hawaii, is ficers wives club met last chairman of tha party com­ Wednesday at th# home of mittee. Mrs. Richard W right fo r a Otliprs working on the luau splash party and picnic lunch. ar* Mrs. Harold Sumlvall, Mra. W right served water­ Mra. Joe O'Donnell and Mra. melon and cantaloupe fo r des­ Darwin Smith. sert to the guests who had Member* o f Hi* CPO wive* brought their own aundwlehes. club board discussed plans for Tho wives took pictures of tha party and the agenda for earh other to tend to their Wednesday'* club meeting at husbands aboard the IT8S En­ the hourd meeting recently. terprise. Mrs. A lvrra Kelly was hos­ Present were Mrs. George tess for the meeting and she O ff man, Mrs. Bob Donaldson, served punch and rak* to the Mrs. Don Denault. Mrs. Boh club officer#. Lavender, Mrs. Dick Conn, COMING E V E N TS Mrs. Ed Foy, Mrs. Roy McWednesday, May 20 Ijiin, Mrs. Jerry Chnpdelaine, Naval O fficer* Wives club Mrs. Larry Dion, Mrs. Rich luncheon and fashion show. Martin, Mr*. A lbert Campbell, Cocktails, 12 noon In Jade and a guest, Mrs. Ed Ills Room; lunrheon I p, in. in Decker, a form er peacemaker Fin Room. O A FB officers wife. club. • * • Chief Petty Officera wive* F ifty n n i n b i r i o f tha club meeting, 8 p. m. N A S RVAH-3 officer* wivea club ballroom. met at tha Maitland home o f Thursday, May 21 Hosts Women’s Church Group Personals A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT 4fi* r i ; • ' V */ AtT. .( MRS. A R T H U R S K E L L Y potirn coffee for Misa Judy Aaenalo end her mother, Mra. G. J. Aacnio at ths briilgo-deasert in honor o f bride-elect, Miaa Aaenaio. DeBary Personals Tlie Saturday Night Dance Green o f Bonita Hoad enter­ Club enjoyed a picnic at New Smyrna Beach, with 34 mem­ tained at dinner. Sirs. Rich­ bers present. Charles Moore ard Becker and her aid er and played his harmonica for brother from Canada, Mr. group alngtng. and .Mrs. Edward Seahrook. Mra. S. McBride nnd Miss M. Celebrating their birthdays Boyer. this week will be Altierta Mr. and Mrs. CITRUS TREES Howard Mr. and Mrs. Archie I-ong of Crystal Drive have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gauthreaiix o f Wonder Lake, III. Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Spoke* of Clars Vista entertainr 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bader, Tuesday at the Imperial House, Winter Park. IN CANS! TIM E TO P L A N T Warner and Conitabla Oacar Papineau. NO W I G ra p e v iU e N u r s e r y 2221 G raperille Asa. 122-0888 OTICE A N N O U N C IN G FRIGIDAIRE W E E K — B E G IN N IN G M A Y 14 Storewide Frigidaire SALE ! Mrs. William 8tripp attend­ ed a convention Sunday at the Cherry P la n Hotel, Orlando, seeking gifts for her aliop in Denary. 1-ater she was enter­ tained at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ilerhct Thompson In I sing wood for dinner. Mr. SUpp is presently In Union City, N. J., visiting his •on and daughtcr-ln-taw, Mr. and Mra. William Strlpp and new grandson. Mrs. Ima Smlberry of Jack­ sonville, and Mr*. M. Game* o f Gervil, Ky., wer# rerent guests o f Mrs. A. Arrington. W IT H F R U IT ON Sid Vihlcn Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenua I>hone 322*0916 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial W iring Question: What makes T. G. Lee products so different? Answer: QUALITY! I ■ - 1 I - 1 b i, ‘j ; ■ w t t J i IMtHOtatl ■ It's n » secret. We eouldn'l hid* It If wa wanted to. The single Ingredient In all T. G. Lee Dairy produrla that makes them stand out la quality. Quality that atarta at the farm and continue* to your table; constant, controlled quality. You'll recognise it in all T. G. Lee products. T ry them, and aeo for youraelf. Taste the difference . , , th* hlg difference . . , that quality makes! 3 DAYS O N L Y Thur - Fri - Sat M A Y 21-22-23 M O V I N G ? MOWfi 18 AM -1 PM| 2 PM - ■ PM C A L L 1 M O VING 504 CHi-> ■■ AND STO RAG E FA 2-9511 Ave CO., S.infold, INC. Fl,i. (T I L • F R I.) • NO APPOINTMlHT HiSDIO • IIUCtlON Of HVOtAl • HIU POtl PORTRAtt • BARIII AND CHIIDUN OP A ll AOH • PORTRAIT DIMVUID AT ITODR A PRW DAT! APTtt TAXIN 1 ,00k for this trademark at your frocer'a, or phone 322*5663 for homo delivery. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE To test its quality — Sanford, Fla. Taste its quality I i r I �' #antortii P ast* 10 — May 20, 1964 WrraTli Obsunh CUbby D E A R AB B Y: Could you pica >0 tell me if I did wrong 7 M y ton bad a *erfoua back operation laat March. When he itarlcd to feel a little better, 1 brought a large stuffed r a b b i t (about 22 Inches tall) to the hospital thinking it would cheer him up aa it was dur­ ing the Easter season. The rabbit did not look childish in my opinion. My son is 44 years old. He was embar­ rassed and Insisted 1 take the rabbit home. Do you think this was a babyish gift or not T LE MAKS D E AR LE MAKS: Stuff­ ed animals are usually for young children. (Most 44year-old men prefer live bunnies.) A postoperative patient is in no mood to split his stitches over an Easter rabbit, so don't hold your son's lack of enthus­ iasm agalnat him. • • • DEAR A B B Y; What do you think of a mother who would pul a diaper on a nine-year-old boy and make him parade around the school yard for punishment for wetting his bed? Tills By Abigail Van Buren lady must ba cracked. LIVES ACROSS THE STR E E T D EAR LIVES: Thia wom­ an is more than "cracked." She ia cruel and ignorant. Bed-wetting U a symptom o f an emotional problem, «nd to humiliate a child for wetting the bed will cure nothing and only compound tlie problem. 1 urge you to rail on this neighbor (even if you know her alightly) and try to convince her to lake her boy to a doctor ami to heed his advice. * • • D E AR ABBY: 1 laughed when I read the letter from the woman whose child didn't look anything like her or tier husband, which waa a constant source o f emharrsisment to her. I went through the same tiling many years ago. My hair was mousy brown and aa straight as a poker. My husband'a was dark brown —what there was of It. Our son had a head full of red­ dish-gold curls. My oil man, who abowed up every now and then, had hair exactly the same color as my son's, and he looked more like the boy's father than my own j Jacoby in four will NORTH contracts. Get It off your cheat. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. Enclose a stamped, sclf-addrctscd envelope. • ♦ • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212, for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS." WEST (D ) ♦ IDS VKQ97IS8 0 A0 + 103 that Wost would not have made that bid with le u than ■even hearts, therefore, East ♦ QOS* If West opens anything but the ace of diamonds he will have no way to make Ills contract. Even If he opns the ace of diamonds and continues the suit, he Is unlikely to find the winning line o f plsy. Boris Schaplro of England did In a match against Franco in the 1919 European champ­ ionships. The bidding went as In the box. West opened the aco of diamonds and continued tho suit. Boris ruffed, led a spade to dummy's king and came back to his acc. Then he led a low heart. West'a queen lost to dummy's acc ami Boris was M A KM I ¥ A 10 ♦ Q 104 find themselves spado DEAR ABBY: Is there anything wrong with my girl friend and me meeting two very nice clean boys from school In the movies? All we do is meet them in­ side and sit with them. We don't hold hands or any­ thing like that. We are 14 and so are the boys. IM PO RTANT QUESTION D E A R IM PO RTANT: There is absolutely nothing wrong with It. IP you first get your mothers' approval. • • • On By Oswald Jacoby Most South players in tha Charily Challenge Cup com­ petition husband. Some stories got back to me that were posi­ tively outrageous, t finally had to change oil compan­ ies to shut up the neighbors, COURT STREET, S. C., IOWA • • • had played his only heart. Al- BART 42 VI ♦ KJ979I3 « k ; i « BOOTH + AQJT41 VJI4 + ■ ♦ AT4 East and West vulnerable West Narth Bast Heath 3V Pass Pass 3 + Pass 4 + Paaa P u s Pass Opening lead—6 + ready for the key play. He remembered that had opened the bidding three hcarta and that was vulnerable. He waa West with Wcat sure eo West had shown the ace o f diamonds. If Wcat aiso held the king of clubs, he would have opened with one heart, not three heart*. Boris was sure that East held tlie king and plenty o f other clubs In back oil dummy's queen. Boris atmply led dummy's queen o f diamonds. East play ed tlie king and Boris discard td a club. East waa in the lead with no place to go. A dub lead would run around to dummy's queen, a diamond would allow a ruff In dummy and a discard of a club. Eith­ er way Boris was going to make his contract. The woman with a real tal­ The things a woman refrains for friendship never, from doing are almost as im­ ent portant at I he things she does, never— Discusses the faults o f one when it comes to making and friend with another friend. keeping friends. Belittles tho accomplish­ ments o r good fortune of a friend. Tries to monopolize a friend. Is careless o f a friend's feelings. Blinking that a friend wiU understand or forgive G IV E Y O lllt HOME anything. TH E B R IG H T LOOK Ignores a friend for long I'll. 32 2-HOIS periods o f time. Does all the talking—want­ ing friends only for listeners. Feels free to ask persons! or prying questions. 2017 H. French Bcpeals what the knows a PA IN T S F a c to ry P a in t O u t l e t FREE Preacut Refreshment Set by Anchor * Hocking Just for going Phillips 661 Yen, 6 beautiful juice glaaitea, 6 10 0 1 . water turnMerit, and lovely matching water pitcher are available to you— FREE— Ret detail* at the Phillipa 66 atation Hated below, START YO U R SET NO W ! Thompaon'e 66 Scr. Jones Park Ave. 66 1122 M elloarllle 111 S. Park French Ave. 66 Ser, HI Way 66 Ser. Onora Rd. A 909 French 17-91 DeBary 66 Service Delety which friend wouldn't care lo have told, even when ahe Isn't ask­ ed to keep a matter secret. Gives unasked-far advice. Tells a friend something un­ complimentary that aomeone ek e said about her. Expects her friends always to do everything at HER con­ venience, without any consid­ eration for theirs. ResenU not being included every time a good friend entertains. Uses friendi as stepping stones to get where she wants U> go, Asks friends for advice ahe has no Intention taking. Unloads all o f her minor troubiea on any friend wiUi a sympathetic car. 1:30-9 p.m. ABC. Tlie Farm ­ er's Daughter. "Mismatch Maker.” Not a dull moment, thanks to tlie completely charming and talented Ingcr Stevens in her role of Ksty Molitrum. Here, she plays Cupid In most delightful fash­ ion for the son o f a senator and the daughter of a for­ eign envoy, not realizing the two parents have a long-time feud. Charming as the young romantics are Sharon lfugueny and Yale Summers. Comically explosive as the en­ raged parents are Vito Scotti and William Zuckcrt. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Hevcrly Hillbillies. Some good funny moments, though the laughs are frequently sparse where tlwy should have been heaviest. Granny ( I r e n e Ryan), the oldest Clampett, Is naive when It comes to city ways. Knowing nothing about professional cab drivers, she accepts a ride from an "ob lig­ ing stranger," then la outrag­ ed when he demands payment for his service. The fun be­ gins when Granny, determin­ ed that no one will ever take advantage of her again. In­ sists on learning to drive the Clampett jalopy. Good as the moon-faced cabbie ie Mel Blanc. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Tlie Dick Van Dyke Show. "Laura'a U tile Lie.” (R en in ) Not only thoroughly amusing but warm Is thia thema that should strike a fam iliar chord in every bouse wife's memory. Bob (Dick van Dyke) expects no trouble when he sets out to take out an insurance pol- Tires, Batteriaa, Accaaaertaa It, 1944) Icy on Laura's (M ary Tyler Moore) life, but ahe stubbornly opposes his plan at every turn without truly explaining why. H er reason is not quile as obvious aa you may think. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny K aye Show. (Rerun) Danny sets a loose pace for this show. Rest fun is in a sketch with guest star Jackie Coop­ er, where Kaye portrays a frightened passenger on his first plane ride. Kaye is on camera for almost the whole hour, singing and dancing when not doing sight comedy, and soberly serious at the fin­ ish wjth anecdotes of hie vhit to Russis, One of the straw's exciting standouts: (lie sing­ ing of "B ye Bye Blackbird" by new vocalist Lovclady Powell, 10-11 p.m. NBC. Tlie Eleventh Hour. "Th e Silence of Good M en." (R erun) Charles Bickford, superb as always, plays a nuclear scientist ap­ pointed to a government post and faced with a senate com­ mittee loyalty Investigation. The series may b* based on psychiatry, but that science Is only an exruac for this par­ ticular straw which seems pri­ marily concerned with simu­ lating a senate hearing during w-hich to get off some highsounding speeches. Commit­ tee members are all carica­ tures, with even the usually reliable Robert Vaughn ham­ strung fay a role which reduc­ es him to a tnlpplty proto­ type. Regular Ralph Bellamy and guest Bickford carry the acting ball extremely well. Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. S;«» ( I I Nawsco** ( I ) New*. sports. W « » lhar IS) Now, lino l i t * i f ) rih t nporls l : l i (SI wsaitior Khow I l l s t l ) Nsws— Wallar Craak ii* ( I ) llunitsr • Drlnklsy T:*t ( I ) Dsputr IS) Ulann Rarvae ( I ) Ch*r*nna 7:1# ( t l Tho Virginian IS) Oirnnlclo l : » * ( l i i -j i i * tiuko • : l t ( » ) Tho Farniar'a Daughter ( f ) Tlahtrops (f) (I) 1:11 ( « ) 11:00 (1) (I) (It) Ilovsrlr lllllbltttss lion C o s y Hick Von Dyk* Klsvtnlh Doer nanny Koyo Checkmate 11 re* ( 1 ) ( l > Nows, 8 pert a ( I ) Nsws — Marlin H i l l ( I ) Nows. Wssthsr, U a r p ti y Wsothor, Sports 11 I t ( t l Thoalor of tho Itaro 11:1* (1) Johnny Carson (Color) ( I ) Hovl* THURSDAY A. M. 0:0# lilt S:IS 1:1* 7:** Trie 7:1* 1:11 (}> (t) if) (1) (I) 41) II) (1) (tl (1) (I) (I) Fathsr Knows naal (f) Htarch for Tomorrow tl:t! (S. (lulitlns Light 1:00 (t) Nsws (SI Hrnl* Ford (II Tho Opsa Window 1:19 (1) Focus 1:10 Cl r*o|)i« Ars Funny (tl Nsws— Dart Fan. (I) titl (t) 1:01 C l 40) 1:1* nail As Thb World Turn* Cartoons Lal'a Maks A Dsal Ann Botham (II 1'ataword ( t l Thb Doetora (I) Day In Court ( t ) Art Un klstlar Lisa H ow . 1 11 (1) Nswa— . ard l:(* C) I.oratta Toune (I) Utnara' Hospital <si Ta Tsll Tha Truth 1:1* C) Vou Don't Hay (Color) (t) (luaan Fay A Day tl) Tha Kdaa of Nlsht 1:10 C) Match (Jama (SI Trallmaaltr (SI Hacrsi Storm 4:30 Ci Uurna and Allan 1:31 Cl ‘town (SI t'ncla Walt 1:1* (!) Hail of Uroueho (I) llronco 'Bad'Boy Tells Of Hanging thsr ( I I Captain not want to live with them If • Kanaareo he la going to be hanged by 1:11 (t> Cartoons his hand* any more. l : t * (X) Divorce Court ( I ) Amsrlcan History Young Spencer testified at ( i ; Kisrrlao For Woman the oggravated assault trial l i l t l l l Cs n s o s s ( t ) Rompor Room o f hi* parent*, Mr. and Mra. 10i»» 111 Bay Whan (I) Nsws—Hlks Wallses Winston S. Churchill Churchill, 40, was found I0:M (S> NIKI Nsws (I) Spanish guilty and sentenced to six l*:l* IS) Word for Word moolhf in jail. Ilia wife, Mary, (tl Uoesmbsr Hrtdo (•) I Loro t.uey a , was found innocent of the L A K E L A N D (U P1) — Tha 11:11 (l) Concsntratlon same charge. (I) Prlc* Is Right cltrua Industry la gearing tl) Thb McCoys The boy told Prosecutor down aa the disappointing Hill (31 Missing 1.1nlis Reuben Hope that hia father (I) T hb O lijoel Is 1903-94 season rears lta end. had hanged him from s bed (4) rata * Oladya Cannsriea are still process­ room wall by hia hands. A si* ing fru it at the rate o f slight­ THURSDAY P. M. ter, Margaret, T, also testified ly more than two million she had bees lunged by her buxea ■ week, but spot buy 10:0* ( t ) T ou r F irst Im prstowrists "(w o different tim es." ton ing ia almost gona and moat (I) tars of I.lfo Hope asked Spencer why his (») Horan Kays o f the deliveries are on pr* father punished him so. 11:11 (I) Truth or Coosopicking contracts. qusness "1 waa bad and was not supposed to ea t," the boy re plied "and daddy caught me. I bung there mast o f the night " I love my mommy and daddy, but I don't want to live with them If they are There will be a Public Hearing held by the going to hang me anymore." Dull Citrus Year Nearing End N O T I C E Zoning end Planning Commission of (he City of Sanford on Thunday, May 21, 1*64, 8:00 P.M. in tha City Commhwlon Room of tha City Hall to consider the application requesting B nooning of: Lota 1, 2, S and all (leaa E 67 ft of S 14 ft Lot 4, lUk 16, Tr 1 and l*e* E 67 ft of Lot 6, Blk 16 Tr 1) Portion of that property lying on the west side of Sanford Avenue between 14th and ISth Streets, and between Sanford and Palmetto Ave*. Requested for a change In zoning from R-l single family district to R-3 multiple family dwelling district to allow tho construe* tien of duplei structure* or an apartment building. Clifford W. McKtbbln, J r , Chairman Sanford Zoning and Planning Commission ik S * too aa 322-57S4 Alfredla Mayo, daughter of Mrs. Inez Mayo, and Leon Bur­ rows, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burrows were united In marriage at First Shiloh Bap­ tist Church. The Rev. H. B. Palmer officiated. Given in marriage by A. C. Lamb, the bride wore a form­ al gown of silk organza. She carried a cascade bouquet ol white carnations. Joyce Sharpe was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Rosalia Wright. Eleanor Mob­ ley, Bobble Jean Dunwoody, Gloria Smith, Claudia Haw­ MIL AN D MRS. LEON RURROWS kins and Delores Lane. Johnnie Lane served ss per Elementary School, gave Installed the club, declared best man. and George Whit­ the introduction. SubDcbs La- (he organization installed and aker, Johnnie Johnson, Leon Vcm Dixon recited "T w o this made them full-pledged Debose, Herman Nathan, W il­ Kind of People" and Ingrid members of the FB LA Club, The organization has adopt­ bert Hawkins and Donald Mid­ Burton rendered the musical ed tlie Ming " I Would Be dleton were ushers. Donald "Moonlight Sonato." Carter w aj ring bearer and j f rJi Charles Merritt, itinerant True" a* its theme song, for flower girls were Sabrina ,ibrariail| and Mra. E . Q. they realize that to be suc­ Baker. Kathy Bentley and An Young, memtrars of tlie Na- cessful in business life, one gelia Williams. Assisting with ,iona| Cound| Nesro Womc„, will have to hold a place of seating of guest were Linfert arc tpo n to ri 0f the Sub-Debs. rcsponsibllty and trust. Tlie organization has as its Reddick, IVillic Dunwoody. . • • officers Squire Wright Jr., Rufus Boykins. James Bry, By .tudenU o f Future Bualpresident; Linda Bell, vice ant, Concensus Johnson and I ncM U tK ,eM ) Ronald Nathan. , Tbc y uj urc n usmceis Lead- president; Patricia Ward, se­ M r. Lorethi W lltam s w a s !,.,, of Amerlca club o( cretary; Luvenia Henry’, as­ secretary; Charles organist and Gloria Hawkins Cpoomjl m gh ScJ)O0| had jn. sistant Davidson, treasurer: Dcnnic w“ *«loisl. 1jjaiiation services in the Poole, reporter, and Ernestine There was a reception after- , choo].a auJilor|unl. chaplain. Members wards at the church. Serving The ptogram wi,h the Mores, as hostesses were Barbara processional by the members. arc Margaret Fields, Laura Givens. Brenda Shaw, Ivory Tlie devotional part of the Graham, Carolyn Mandy, Bar­ McMillan. Linda G. Seabrook* and Arnetts Car­ service was conducted by Ern­ bara ter. Tlie wedding was direct­ estine Morse, chaplain. The Merthie, Lila Thomas, Alber­ ed by Mrs. Alfredla Wallace. occasion was given by Linda ta Whitney and Barbara Wil­ ♦ • • liams. Tlie motto: "W e hon­ Gall Merthie, who expressed Tlie third annual Debutante the fact Hut this organization or our opportunities to serve Tea was held last Sunday at feels a great accomplishment and consider them a privi­ Brthunc Cook man College In to be affiliated with the N a­ lege." The sponsor for this Daytona. The theme was tional Education Association. group Is Mrs. E, J. Eubanks, a a • "P re tty As A Picture." Mrs. It was also stressed that tills Midway Elementary schools E. O. Young, teacher at Hop- dub is a group o f students culminating activities for the enrolled in business subjects. school year 1903*64 began The soloist for the occasion with the junior-senior banquet was Martha Ann DeBose, who and dance Friday. Senior sang an old time favorite " I consecration service will Ira B elieve." The presentation of Sunday at It a. m. Class night s(>eakcr was made by Marwill be held Wednesday at 8 garel Ann Fielda. The speak­ Members o f the executive p. m. Thursday, June 4, at er for the day was the dis­ 8 p. m. graduation exercises board o f the Lyman PT A tinguished principal of Hop­ were entertained Friday night will be held. per Elementary school, L. R. A surprise birthday party ■t s buffet supper given by Eubanks, whose paint o f view was given in Iranor of Leonard the president, Mra. Joseph was to encourage the students Stiles May 13. Those present Pavelrhak, and her husband, to prepare themselves lo meet were Bobby Wyman. Jimmie at their home on Prairie the challenge of this atomic Hollis, Isaac White. Billy Joe, Lake. space age through constant Homer C. Foyhnm, Diann Table* were set up In tlie study and proper attitude to­ Peterson, Ron Peterson, Gwen­ living and dining rooms with ward attending classes, pro­ dolyn Fisher, G w e n d o 1 y n magnolias and lighted gold tecting public property, and Woodbury- and others. candle* giving an atmosphere proper respect for authority E. E. Minott, chorus direct­ o f Southern hospitality. aa well as themselves. Eu­ The delicious meal included bank* reminded the a 'v l'jfo ? . or at Grooms High School, ,*T ClutMli t'-.M ' baked hem, scalloped pota­ that "you r destiny Is in your MM, '4 1 pus when he was In the 8th toes, green beans, tossed sal­ hands, will you let It soar (o grade. The ring was found by ad and chocolate eclairs. its heights or let it fall to the Guests included Mr. ami earth as dead birds? The de­ Mrs. Thomas Lawson (J a c­ Mrs, R. T, 31IIwee, Carlton cision is yours to make." quelyn Russell at that Ume. Henley, Mr. and Mrs. Junirs This he placed firm emphasis. who was also a student at Birkenmryer, Sirs. David Mc­ The Installing official for Coy, Mr. and Mrs. Austin the occasion was our own H. \ ( (^T O NSit* V 42 t4 cC l l tr v Seville, A l Lormann, Mr*. L. Douglas, principal of RID t-IN T H IA 7 R Mary Mobley, Mrs. Ken Burk­ Grooms High School. During hart, Mrs. Chnrlea Dome, Mrs. the period of installing (he o r­ T O M T H A T i l l HR. Merle Kent, Howard Babbitt, ganization. the meaning of 4 + r lis m I F a i l N l l f f Mra. George Hlghsmith, Lu­ word* T t » A 11130 " Future Business•TIIK W A H M I V K i r ther Potter and Mra. Leonard Leaders—and Am erica" were 6l n r W r itB M i Casselberry. given by Squire Wright Jr., l t «9f c + r t \% a | B r r A business meeting whs Linda D. Bell, [Jennie Poole IMu« At ftiA* 0*1 T held following the supper. and Barbara Williams. This •*£1.1*1*11 A S T AYA M i " portion can In- summed up by K ill*h rtfc T u flu r saying the future o f America lii ruliir depends upon the leaders who are fll to lead her only by being fam iliar wilh her By J b m Casselberry business transactions. Delegate* from (lie Lions Mr. Douglas, after having C J u b of Casselberry and Ih flr wives will attend the state convention to be held Thurs­ day through Sunday in Holly­ wood. Secretary of the club, R ay­ mond Morris, and Mrs. Mor­ ris will go down on Wednes­ day aa he ia campaign man­ ager for Al Lazor o f Colonialtown who it seeking election as district governor. Those leaving Thursday will he Mr. and Mra. Darwin 1233 f . ATLANTIC AVE. Shea, Mr. and Mr*. Cutll* Blow, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris and alternate, Jimmy Goodman. PTA President Entertains At Buffet Supper it She gave C r o o m a), Thom as Jr. to her Mr. Minott recognized same, bought another ring for the boy, and everyone it happy. Capt. and Mrs. Clifford Spain Jr. and children have returned home from Fort Bliss. Tex. Captain Spain is a 1951 graduate of Grooms High School, and an alumnus of Florida A and M University. He Is being reassigned to Okinawa. Had a brief chat with Cliff. We reflected back lo lira day* when we were room-mates at Florida A and M Cruom.v High Band will ap­ pear in concert Sunday at 4 p. m. in the auditorium. The public is cordially inviled to attend. Women of Trinity Methodist Church extend an invitation to all to attend the annual » * • men'* Day Observance Ser­ vices i>. ‘ day at I I a. m. and 8 p. m. The speaker fur ihe morn­ ing services will Lc Mrs. L. R. Eubanks. Instructor at Croomi High School. Mrs. George Hall, who teaches mathematics al Crooms, w ill deliver the address at tlie evening services. These lad­ ies are asking for your at­ tendance and full support, as (hey are in the midst of a building project. Graduation time is just around the corner. Boys snd girls will be making the tran­ sition from childhood to lira adult world. Some excerpt* from different features storiea should s e n e as a guide for these aspiring youngster*. Herbert Cherry said, "Th ere are no shortcuts to success— what a person wants to do depends upon the sacrifices he is willing to make." Turner 'Davis said, "Trust in tho Lord and he will carry you through." Someone said. "N o excellence without labor.’* Therefore, always strive for excellence. You will ba glad that you did. May I extend to you my best wishes as you prepare to launch out Into thia highly competitive and com­ plex society. S T A R T S SUN. E L V IS PR E SLE Y 'KLS8I.V CO U SINS* LAST DAY •T H E T H IN BED L IN E " Starts Tom orrow A t 1:00 • 3:30 - 5:30 7:30 . 9:00 S f] Sign On Hun,hint Aliaanoe drovo, Form llsport Florida History Sunrlso Momsslsr Today— lluah Dawno HOUSTON, Tex. (U P I) Film Foolurso Farm Mkl. 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CANS 4 Q C | 7 22 OZ. — LIMIT 3 PLEASE W INTER GARDEN FRUIT PIES • Apple • Peach • Cherry Save 6c c Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED �® lj* V m T irrV VnraTB (Phro 12 — Mny 20, 1964 ★ THURS, 25th & PARK, SANFORD 'v - V "V H jjC EC O U N U. S. CHOICE "FLAVOR - AGED" BEEF 'i R ICH AR D G. B o n d ff e n , o f Coanelbcrry, chief disbursing clerk at Sanford Naval A ir Station, was Riven a “ red carpet” retire­ ment ceremony nflcr 30 years in the Navy. (N a vy Photo) Chairmen Set For 'Fag' Night Committee I i 1 I I ] ( t 1 « i i I < I t l I I been chairmen have named for the annual ••Fag" Seminole Night program High School for grad­ uate* and each group la now in the proccu of orgnnliing «u-workers, Two apecial events are on tap—the flrat being an all-day beach party at New Smyrna Beach on Friday. May 29. In charge o f it will he Mr. and Mr>. Charles Meeks. The " F a g " Night progrutn will *tort light alter the grad­ uation ceremony M o n d a y , June 8. A reception will) Mr. and M r*. Handall Chase In charge will begin festivities und will be held In the high school Cafeteria. It will he followed by a movie at the Itilx Thea­ ter. In charge o f thli are Mr. ■nd Mrs. George Touliy. A party at Sanlando Springs w ill conclude (lie night. In chargo of It will he Lt. and Mrs. Karl Ungor. General Chairman William Lovelace aald between 250 •nd 300 students are expected to lake part. •sirloinSIHK"79 •t-boneS1EAK-79 •CUBED SIEAK-79 •swissJEIK* 79-ciub -chuckSIEAK 59-rib < 4 F ltE S II -100% P U R E * "T IIH IF T W A Y " F A N C Y GOLD BOND "Hrea Ufn al" TOMATOES LB. 50 EXTRA 1Cnu|Hin & Purrhaa* / L Hi I li tr «JB 322-1582 6 07,. CAN ,v»* ‘ rZ .s r LB. C AN , w CL. LB. • M c x fm rn • Green Demin 50 E X TR A W ith Thla Coupon Ji The Purrhaa* Of "Cattlem an's" SW IFT ’S Q U A L IT Y SH O RTENING JEWEL 3 LB. CAN ALL M EAT L STAMPS GOLD BOND MayonnaU* tjl. Jar 6.1r I Cuupon aood \ “ iy. “ STAMPS "Th rlftw ay" PRODUCE ffi r -! 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"G R E E N G IA N T " $ 1 1 9 9 5 kunidilicslloa to* iltapiai COFFEE t .?• EAR GOLD BOND W ith ThU ! Con pun & The I’ urrhaa* Of Ftelarhm nnn'a Corn Oil (lieu STAMPS 2 O n * Lb. I'ltg*- 7hr |Coupon »u«d at your “ Th rlftw ay" t Only, Thru Saturday, May 21 " OHLT A L L GRINDS . & • T H R IF T W A Y " FLO R ID A “ RED ’N R IP E " STAMPS Only, Thru Saturday, May 21 The Meat bat tfi m HEN TURKEYS . lb. 35c Pork Loin Roast . lb. 49c Daisy Cheese . lb. 49c Ground B e e f . 5 lbs. $1.95 Sliced Bacon lb. pkg. 49c WIENERS . lb. pkg. 49c is ilr t “ “Hu m IIIMH ui dmuhi ■r "O LD FASH IO NKI>H I.H AN “ W E S T E R N " Yt tilt W H O LE "A R M O U R S T A R 'S 8-10 I.IIS. AVG. m m iw im for fc s m m /M “FOLGER’S” FLA.GR. A' STEWING HENS Sanford Officer Taking Course Second Lt. George M. Har­ riett Jr., whose parents live at 1315 Douglas Avo., San­ ford, Is arheduled to cumplelc an artillery officer orientation course at the Arm y Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okln., June 4. MaJ. Charles G. Reeder, 33, Whose wife, Klolse, lives in Enterprise, was graduated from the associate course at the U. S. Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. 1t • *X 12 Oft. C A N S •N im .H T S " I ! Oft. C A N S "G r**n Giant" W hit* Or Yellow No. 101 Cana \ S £ 5/S1.00 6 / $ 1 .0 0 ^ BISCUITS . . TEA BAGS . . PEACH HALVES . ^ 3 COOKIES Lim it: 2 With Your 13 Or Mur* Food Order PIfaa* •■I.II'TON" "P O L L Y " ^ -V -a . "S U N S H IN E " IlYD ItO X . . . lb. pkg. 43c �*T J L ' 1 * The recently announced cutback in nuclear production by both the U.S. and U.S.S.R. is not disarma­ ment but, in the words of President Johnson, just “ a step forward.” Limited ns it is, it docs raise nnew the question of what will hap­ pen to the economy when full dis­ armament comes and defense spend­ ing can safely shrink to a minor item in the nutionnl budget. Today, one out of 10 jobs is still connected with defense. Hundreds of small companies depend for their existence upon subcontracting for bits and pieces o f multimillion-dollar defense contracts held by major firms. There will be no sudden drop in defense spending. World realities, if not ordinary economic prudence, prevent that. Farsighted business leaders, however, nre planning for the day when the Pentagon dollar can no longer be counted on. Some manufacturers, and not just the lit­ tle ones, arc already being forced to hustle for new sources o f income. An obvious answer is to switch to civilian products. Instead o f making hardware for missiles, make some­ thing for the shelf o f the local hard­ ware store. Technically, this is not always as easy as it sounds. Another trouble is that therr are already plenty o f people making plowshares, and erst­ while Rwordmakcrs will find no vast, untapped market waiting for them. As one executive has pointed out, much oi the conversion from mili­ tary to civilian manufacturing would mean elbowing into activities alrea­ dy being carried on by somebody else. Competition may be a good thing but not when carried to ex­ tremes. The real answer seems to be not to try to build a better mousetrap than your competitor but to develop entirely new consumer items. This, most economists agree, is the only kind o f conversion that will work. Since the end o f World War H, fallout from military inspired re­ search has resulted in a long list of industries, jobs and products that never existed before. A redirection o f inventive energies from military to civilian needs would ccrtuinly create more. It is an exciting challenge. The ntomic-elcctronic-computor age— may be put the prelude to a fourth revolu­ tion: the change from the ways of wur to the ways o f peace. Political Notebook Thought For Today Even the Spirit o f truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees him nor knows him; you know him, for he dwells with you, and will be in you. — John 1-1:17. God needs no protectors. For God lives in the open mind, in the power o f its thought, in the voice of its truth, the inner impulse o f j|s hon­ esty. He nerds no protection—just give him room.— A. Powell Davies, Lyle C. Wilson Says: Dr. Crane’s Brakes May Be Slipping United Press International The brakes seem to bo slip­ ping on Preside nt Johnson's economy band wagon. It could tie, of roursc, that economy prospects were over-ballyhoocd or that the President over­ acted his rolu as a dollar pinchcr. 1 • 3 •• It was noted in this space lust January that; "President Johnson’s 1005 budget and the publicity ma­ neuvers preceding it have cteated the public image Johnson intended to create. K is the image o f a slow man with a buck. N ot a penney-plnrher, maybe, but n dotlar-pinchcr.” That paragraph was written last Jun. 22 after a (loud tide o f While House budget leaks, all touching on economy. It was an even two month* after President Johnson succeeded to the White House. The Treasury has just re­ ported its position as o f April 22, five months after Johnson took over. The Treasury figure* reveal that in the fivemonths period Nov. 22-April 22, the Johnion administration ha* spent approximately <50 billfun and collected in taxes about the sums amount. Since Nov. 22 the puldie dcht has in­ creased from $307.7 billion to $300 billion. U. S. gold hold­ ings decreased in the same pe­ riod by about $110 million. erous. The Treasury's recopits from the public in fiscal P.I54 were $71.0 billion o f which <30.5 billion was personal in­ come tax. In this fiscal year Spending anil tax collection of '04 receipts front the public in the current 10C4 fiscal year will he $114.3 of which indlare running well ahead of fis­ dividual income taxpayers will cal 1003. The Treasury issues contribute $47.5 billion. All o f these figures will be its daily statements in terms of withdrawals o f fund and higher fo r fiscal lUtSS, and deposita of funds. These arc thereafter. Perhaps the man roughly hut not precisely ha* not appeared w ho can re* equal to expenditures and re­ • l u c e government spending, ceipts. Here are some compar­ compel tlie government to live ative figures us o f April 22, within its income and to begin 1004: a realistic reduction o f the 1004 1003 public debt. President Johnson is having a go at it, but be in billions Withdrawals . $101.0 $ 00.7 ha a little so fur to show in tha Deposits ......... 01.8 83.0 way o f results. That does not 3U3,5j mean necessarily that Juhiuon Public D e b t ___ 300 Gold .............. 15.4 15.8] cannot do the job. Hut it does The eye-popping figure in mean that some persons will this dully statement fo r April want to withhold their cheers 22 is for tnx collections on for his economy until there is t h a t d a y , <015,452,000.54. mote substantial evidence o f There is something wrong it. with a government that can­ 1 hat need not worry John­ not live within its income son much, if any. He is well when the money rtdls in at established with the public— such a rate although not every the voters—as an economy day la such a big pay day for man. Tho l.ouis Harris poll tho Treasury. last February reported that 81 The hump-backed U. 8. tnx- per rent of the people gave puper in both patient and gen- Johnson a favorable rating on his ability to keep government spending under rontrol. That Is one o f Johnson's most val­ uable campaign assets. Geneva Mra. Jos. E. Malhieui 319-1824 Herald Area Correspondents I Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia llirtoa 838-1318 Ilrar Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3878 Lake Mary Mrs. France* Wester 322-6211 Camel berry Mrp. Jane ('■eirlberry 838-5046 Lake Monroe Airs. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Chuluots Mrs. Join Magln 365-3743 Lnngwnod Mr*. Donna Estes 838-3317 Mrs. ! l Denary Adam Muller 668-4410 North Orlando Airs. Doris Dean 322-1989 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Enterprise Mist Helen hnodgrats 668-993$ Oviedo Airs. Evelyn Lundy 365-3610 Quotes When Pngfl 1-A a bird lhat like a duck and quacks like ■ a duck, I call that bird a dark. — Itlehard Cardinal Cushing, tin whether it Is proper to call Castro a Communist. S jm t lii Sanford, Florida Iter walks like » duck and swims • | 3 fl }? I I'm not interested in living at the White House and my choice for Hie Republican (presidential) nomination is anyindy hut myself. — Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania, in a news conference before a speech in Cincinnati, Ohio. Worry Clinic "So this girl's letters gave CASE S-169: Peter It.. aged me more press agenting 2J, is a college man, "D r. Crane," he iiegan, *‘ l among the follows than all the recently returned from two letters front the other girls. "Resides, she was a snap­ year* in military service. “ And six months ago I py writer, with a good sense married a hometown girl wIn- of humor. Her letters were bad corresponded with tnc all jolly and interesting, so 1 kept all of them. the time I was away. "What you have said about a girl’s loiter writing cer­ tainly applied in my case. "F o r when I entered service. 1 had dated a lot ot girls and several of them wrote me fairly often. "Hut one of them perfumed her letters so they smelled de­ lightful even before I opened the envelope. "W ell, the fellows always looked for her envelope. And they would hold it to their nose and affect great roman­ tic feelings, just from a whiff of tiie perfume. To The Editor Editor, Herald In October I '.*.‘>7 Entered a* second clat* matter oct osar 11. I t l l at me Pott Office ot Sanford. Florid*, under Ih# Act at Congrats of March Tli* Herald la a member el tb* Unties P rat* which It astitled exclusively to tha uia for republlcatlea af all tha local m a t printed In Ibis nawspapar. m I was transferred to a Squadron at the Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion and retired from the Na­ vy in Jumiury 1050. We lea rued to like Sun fold very niurh and our thrre children liked the schools real well ami H i made a lot of friends. So we decided to make Sunfoid our home. We have enjoyed it so much and in January of 1963 wo purchased a new home. Though ws knew we were living in the right pUre and in such a fine community ami environment, we appreciated it even mors this past Saturday afternoon. An eleetrlral trans­ former on a pole In rear of ours ami Art Rrown's bouses Idew, causing fire and spark* to Ignite palmetto and un­ dergrowth. Tha Fire Department was railed and hi-foie Mr. Rrnwn uuld hardly hung up the phone we heard the siren. The truck arrived and two fire­ man immediately extinqulahod the blare which wan rapidly spreading. These two firemnn were most courteous slid diiplsyi d very professional ability. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland came by very shortly to make sure everything was under control. It i* a real pleasure and feeling to know thst you have men like that available at the dial of a phone. So many of us lake things like thin for granted and never really ap­ preciate the fact that they are available around the clock, e'en a* we sleep. I want to take thin opportunity to thank the rily, Chief ( ’ levaInnd sod hi* fine men, and feel that they are to lie. comniendid on the fine job they nlwaya do. Chester Oxford Our savers have green thumbs FIRST FEDERAL SA V IN G S and Loan Association 312 West First Street, Sanford VOTE FOR Harry F. Cushing HAYD0N BURNS G ove rn or k No part et any material, naira or aa vtru sing, at this edition o t Tha Sanford Herald may b* reproduced la any manner with­ out written permission ot the publisher ot The Herald Any Individual or firm raapoaelbla for such reproduction will be considered as Infringing on Tha Herald'* copyright and will be bald liable for damaging under Ih* law. Publlshad dally atcapt Saturday, Sunday and ChtlaUiaa: published Saturday pracaadmg Christmas. ★ ★ ★ Burnt Meant Butinett • PROVEN PROGRESS • L u s t H i m US H A T H ! Hr M i l l I t M ls a la t'u ss ly All Olhor t * o a | Tear l i e Weak I M . i l l Yaar S«S t Months i.14 I Month! t in t Months IAS i Months l.M l Month l.t t 1 Month U I Puatal negulatioaa piovlda Uia. all ■sit subscription* ha paid In sdennea. * "And last night I re-read a lot of them just to sec how well she followed your psy­ chological formula. "W ell, she certainly did. For slic'd work mo into gvery page. "F o r example, she'd say: 'Honey, I went to a movie last night with ■ couple of girls from my dormitory. Rut it seemed flat, for you weren't sitting beside me to hold my hand, the way you used to do. Remcrnlrer?' "D r. Crane, she'd wesve other little personal episodes Letters H a s t Delivery a W A S H IN G TO N — (N E A ) But only a fifth of the sen­ dropout girl* said they wer* — A survey o f junior high ior high boy dropouts arid 7 leaving school to get married and high school dropouts per cent of the senior high or became they were already made in Arlington County, girls were behavior problems. married. (School official* ire Virginia, deserves national (Pome 15 per cent o f the jun­ concerned sbout the growing attention. Arlington is not a ior high boys were.) number o f 1 l-year-olds gett­ deprived area nor a slum, When asked to list the though it dors, o f course, ing married.) courses they liked best, the have tome poor families. It The dropouts, as a rule, junior high dropout boys men­ hat been listed among tha were not involved in school tioned physical education and top 12 counties in the Un­ activities. A very high pro­ mathematic* most frequently. ited States in median family portion had repeated one or Junior high girl* listed chor­ income and hn» schools rank­ more grades. Few had autous and physical education ed among the top in — the mobile*. most frequently, English and country. mathematics next. Senior high This particular study was girls mentioned typing and The L D n n * quintuplets made o f 318 students with English moat oftrn; senior weighed a total of ID s normal mental ability who high hoys favored shop, phy­ pound* six days after their dropped out of Junior and sical education and history. premature birth on May 28, senior high school in tint2 and Half of the high school tP.14 1%:1. Few of the dropout* come from families "w ith tocineconomic or family cultural pattrrn* different from tha hulk of the student body." The educational level of the parents proved hard to determine Even with incom­ plete data, a sizable number o f the dlopouta were identi­ fied as coming from home* where the parrnts had «t least -■c'A’ ' a high »rhonl education. Ma­ qr* . ' ny of these had gone to cn|Itpjje. " A marked proportion” of the dropout* came from home conditions which displayed "varyin g level* o f family breakdown.” Almost a third o f the jun­ ior high »chool dropout* had no father at home. A fourth icported "conflict” he tween their parent*. A third report­ ed their parent* were indif­ ferent toward the importunes into her letters which Involves o f *chools. me. A siznble number reported "So when I ’d grow homepnrontnl "alcoholism” and sir k nr feel s bit lonely, I “ parental over-indulgence.” used In dig out her letters and Half o f Hi a Junior high rend them over again. “ It gave me a nice warm boy* suffered "Inconsistent,” parental discipline (one par­ clow of self-satisfaction. "Y ou are correct in saying ent lenient, tbe other strict). Most o f the boy* who drop­ such letlern make a fellow When it conies lo making dollar.! grow, our ped out o f school had what feel more important. savers tiro real gardeners. Dollars saved "So, witlmut fully realising the counselors called a ‘‘poor self image," lliut is, they wilh us thrive nicely on generous camlngV what wan happening, I kept growing closer and closer to didn’t think much o f themPut pnrl of your pay rcgilturly inlo "soed moneyand their ahilitira. this girl, even though I was selves and watch it bloom inlo an impressive reserve Forty prr cent o f tha drop­ away from her a full year. Why not slnrt your bumper crop of "N ow it wasn’t Just that I out girls hail the same prob­ "growth dollars" with us this week! had kissed her and held her lem. Yet tbeir lest* bad land at movies, for I did Unit shown they bud nurnnil ahility. to several other girls, too. Almost two third* o f (lie "Rut this girl knew how (o revive my memories vividly. dropout boy* in both junior Her words conjured up such and senior high were judgrd exeiting verbal pictures that tn be emotionally unstable, or I would grow hungry for an­ to have questionable emo­ tional stability. With the other date with her. "So when I got home site girls, this problem ranged was the first one I took ou< from 25 per rent in junior MHMBF.R OF TIIH SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION. INC.. SPONSOR OF Tills AUVFI11 ISliMUNT IN HKADKH'S DIG KIT. NATION AL * on a dale. high to 50 per rent in senior U k U U I U r i l l C AND MsCALL-S "Oil, I also had a few dates high school. with the others, but this one who scnl me llie Jolly, per­ fumed letters, had used those 'hidden persuaders' on me. "That's why I proposed in her and we were marries! wam afier my roturn home. "N ow I roallie that she used some very clever payFOR etiology on me, hut I am glad la have such a smart w ife !" COUNTY COMMISSIONER — DISTRICT 5 Girls, the art of writing charming letters Is a very Yntr for Harry Cushing and knnw that your powerful weapon tn coquetry, rnnfidenre in lliia County Cnmmiaainnrr so lie sure you learn it. will lie assured relative to For further advice on Ikiw llr v n t in x fo il lim e to tlir o fH re to WTile pn/e rontest, as welt Honest) in reprrsentatinn as love letters and nhori Drriding for the good fur the whole County stories, send for the booklet "H ow to Write Salable Copy," Your Vole Will He Appreciated enrloiing a long slumped, Pd. Pol. Adv. renturn envelope, plus 20c. Wed., May 20, 1901 W A I . T L H A. U IK L U W , K D I I U H A A U r t lt L I S H K H t i l l N K V O t T l l L I X r t l i r c u l s l l a s - Ceases! M e s s i e r J I M A \ I.. S T H M T K U M HUY U N E K X Aseoclat* Editor Advartltlng Managar r II rill VA.% ft'Hl.T HOY 1*1 ATT X!snt|tn| Editor neutral Advertising Manager II tit its I. ju i i . M o s r II A H im .- TT E. STAPI.E 1UA City Editor Ciaaalfled Director Jl UV ss irt.l,l M M * SHOEMAKER County Editor Uuslneaa Managar Dull Is W I L L I A M S rago WELLS ■ octsty Editor Mechanical Bupt. t e Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley MOONSHINE ON THE WABASH What Lies Ahead ? • TESTED LEADERSHIP HAYD0N Mayor Burns has I S years of successful public administration behind him as chief executive of one of the Southeast's most prosperous edits. “Homes Of Dis' notion” CUSTOM B U ILT Situated on large Individually luntlsciiped lots Features include centra] heat and ulr conditioning TW O NEW HOMES NOW COM PLETE MODERN K IT C H E N S BY BURNS Burns for Governor Headquarters 117 East 1st, sSanford 322-7428 (Paid Political A d ) Shosunjnk&h C O N S T R U C T IO N C O M P A N Y Custom Building Our Specialty Genera! Office 211 W. 25th St. 322-3103 S a le s O ffic e 322-7495 STENSTROM R E A LT Y SALE S A G E N T S �OUR Horoscope Forecast BOARDING ■Ijt 0 safari HOUSE Page 2-A — Mar Wrrnll evening fo r you to get to­ gether with any and all com­ panion! and to find out what they expect from you, at well aa Indicate to them Juat what you would like to hava In the daya and evenlngi ahead. Your aenae o f neat touch and fine finish ia at a height o f artistic expression now, A R IE S (March 21 to April 19) I f you cooperate and are charming with ethers, you can get rid of any opposing factions. Come to real undera tending w i t h associates. Find pleasant, genteel amuse­ ment tonight, T A U R U S (A p ril 20 to May 20) Cooperating with coworkers and pleasing them la best way to get ahead today. Don't forget to plan early fo r evening's sociality. Be with those you truly like who do not tire you. G E M IN I (M ay SI to June 31) Find Just the right places that w ill make your homa more charming, beautiful. Buy thoughtful items fo r members o f elan, too. Be more economical In other ways where yon are extrava­ gant. MOON C H ILD R E N (Juno SS to July t l ) K sou delve into new sources, you can gat the daU that will im­ prove your dally activities, projects. Know what assoelates expect you to do. Strive fo r efficiency, prosparity. LEO (July IS to Auruat S I) Take care that one you trust Implicitly is not surrsptitlously working against you now. Quietly Investigate. Take o ff to some swanky place fo r a wonderful even­ ing with persons o f own Ilk. VIRG O (August 22 to September 39) Don't pro­ crastinate— get that paint­ ing, papering, etc., done that improves value o f property. Set up a budget that w ill be easy to follow. Don't spend or work in pell-mell manner. I.IIIR A (September 22 to October 22) You are highly magnetic today and can ac­ complish a great deal just by going to see the right people. Get out socially tonight. Make other contacts you need thusly. SCORPIO (October 23 to November S I) Investigate Into whatever is puztling and meet belligerency in others by smiling. You then win out and g e t the Information you want. Utlllaa thia wisely, In­ telligently, SAGITTARIUS (Novem- her 22 to December 21) Give a little party to show your appreciation fo r favors o f good friends In the past. First, bandit any important business affairs. Its welldressed, at ease. C APR IC O R N (December 152 to January 20) Getting on the good eida o f influential persona and increasing pres­ tige comes first today. Get credit and publle dutlae wall bandied. Make thia a worth­ while day, evening. A Q U A R IU S (January SI to February 10) Re helpful and inspiring to those who look to you fo r ideas and advice. You know how to aolvo others' problsms admirably. N ew acquaintance* are alto deserving o f your assistance, PISCES (February SO to March 80) I f properly attun­ ed astrologlcally, you find that businsia and personal affa irs g o along aa smooth us glass now. took into tax and Insurance matter*. Us on tha safs side. IE YOUR C H ILD II HORN TO D A Y, there will bs such charm in this nature that others w ill ba literally hypnotised Into doing whatever It desired. Bs sure you have the best type o f people around ao that thia sm ating quality will bo used to great­ est advantage, e t h i r a l l y . There la a fins ability to co­ operate, too. Glva good cul­ tural training aa well at tha commercial academic. "The Stare Impel, they da act compel." What yea maka o f y e w Ufe is largely ap to YOUI Carroll Rlghtor'a individual Parse a at (or your sign (or June Is now ready. Ear your copy aend your birthdato and f 1.00 to Carroll Rlghtor Forecast The Sanford llsrnld, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, California. The water ouacl, er dipper, Is a thrushllks bird that haunts the rock streams of Europe and northern Asia. FIBLP ARM. c V * AN OffGAM>1 w il l lo o k isw* By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES NOT M A N Y OPPOSES WOUL D PROP TMB'R. m WORK TO JOIN TriE M E N O N TM6 S A IL •m i* COULD AD MAS ^ ■me Biaae&T/ftHe o l d h o o p ie IW W M E S M / DISASTER C^PLOUmSM,MA30f^ I ( o w n w f f c L A S T < t a m d ,W BUT s o n * T H U R S D A Y , M A Y SI, 1M< ___ ,fr> W O P K / g N t t M ISPM tt Im iM a 6Q0EAK6 A MEAN OOaJuKE A MOUM G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S t Thia (■ a wonderful day and 20,1M 4 ■mL UK& BICYCLE* Je fo r g o t t o t a IFVDOOS* IN T H C A D w OUT OUR W AY i I PO N T KNOW W HETHER tv e BEEN TO A M ovie A LAUNDROMAT "What did ho morn 'If anything happens, bring thorn In tha back way’?’1 C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner OUR ANCESTORS T H A T «,U N L B 6 6 ' I WOULDN'T R0CCMUENO A CAREER A 3 WANT TO G £T ( IN1W 6W OCLOJ "Big dealt Just gun It through a eouplo of oool starts and—WHAMl—4h«ro goat your guarantorl" A N A flT T O W U T TD ANV0CCV. TIZZY By Kate Osann ---- ■‘S . THWS WaHTf THAT® WHAT Kftook H effl You guys know the regulation*—no damoa allowod on Navy shlpol" SHORT RIBS fVfiW -TdlN * I ou iixa rM O R CHOlIKB WOO l o w * Ml# Room, oulw* UNIAPIUEES wl It had to bo otthor Taft or Roosmtt, so I Kribblod tbs answsr so It could bo takon for olthorl" s Elizabethan 1Drake's loot — Kobuit -----, Quota M ESMa USamhtaaBta I BUGS B U N N Y A C K M EXPIAME tm ay , t ! Havanas NATisat op HyvrmuoaL aUNPNCW TO VMS SHUNNED FI7HWE... „U *fk . . . L I Dlls of Alban* • Miaow VKtUnquUh lEaiar of IraS acid t Early land laiftfe JOUnuauat H R a u T * iis a s b ib r ,*— » hk! - Si Draka's s ship. r dOHatnf SeSBS fu ” ESI t W*d s" n------------ W Notion I& - sS~«- SS Maxim 7 tatansniAr FEtjEHTIR DOINO 50 Close TO THE r e e f f . THIS IS THE RACE. SEND DOWN THE ONERS. 7 ;f 2 E 5Bur's L s| a ■fSurstry wee iia s s * ' s i r -itercrS '"saain'i 41 ”------Ousen" 41 “------ Out**" 44 Uiubaihan Charry typo «i tt Cbarry typo U N la* (comb. SSft farm)' �Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Phone 322-5612 2. Notices • Personals Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 6. For Rent VACUUM C LEANER 2-ROOM furn. apt. 555 mo. R EPAIRS incl. water A elec. 322-3860. Parts, Supplies, Electrolux, Kirby, Hooter, Air-Way, 1 HR Hnuaetraller furn. Adults only. ITS mo. Ph. 38-1187. Rex-Air, Filter Queen, GE, etc. Free pick-up. FURN. Ant. Close In. Jimmie GM VACUUM RE PAIR S Cowan. 322-4013. 906 So. Myrtle 322-8627 425-5938 N O T LONG D ISTANCE O ffice 204 W . First Legal Notice lie s lei ra tio s e l Naatra r ia lltla a a W l tha uni1*r*l*ne1, hairs duly awurn, do htrsliy declare unde oath that tha n i m u ii ( all permns Interested In Ilia lnulneii or probation carried mi under lha namai of J. 6 I* Cl.pine and Til* Company at lit. I. Do a III, Maitland, Fin., and tha aalant nr tha Intaraat nf aach. la aa fnllnwi: N.una — Jnaapli D. Kelley K i t i n t of Intaraat — Uwnar Him Jnieph |). Kallny T’ niillahi Apr. It, May «, II. :o, lilt CIIT-IBI s o t ic h nr A rrM C A T ioiv ron n o m n V . t CVTISU A M I A t i A M i n x i s n That part of Station Street 1yIna within tha Town of Altemonte Hprlngft. V|nrIda. running Northerly from lla Intrraactlnn with North rlifht-of-wny of K iel* Ituad <11 to lha North Una of l*.t t3. WinWood Park, arrordlnit to thr Plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book I. I'aga I I of thr Public tlraarda of Remlnole County. Florida. TO WHOM IT M AT CONCKIIN: Notlra ta hcraby alven by tha Town Council o f tha Town Of Altamonte Hprlnxa, Hernlnuta County, Florida, that a t’ alltlun w i t filed with aatd Council on tha Cth day of May. A I> t i l t , to rloaa, vacata and abandon a part nf that cartaln • Iraat la tha Town of Allapnonta Rprlnga, aemleiule County, Florida, daaorlbad aa fullowai That part nf Station Slraal lying within tha Town of Aliamonta sprlnga, F lo r­ ida. running Northerly from Ita tntaraactlnn with North right-of-w ay <•( gtalo Hoad <11 to tho North Una o f Lot 1:. Winwood Park, according to tha Plat tharaot, recorded In r i a l Hook 1. Pag# I I o f lha Public Itarorda of Scmlmda County, Florida, and that tha aald Town Coun­ cil will hold a public hearing no tha Petition at I o'clock P, M., on tha Ird day nf June. A I ) . U K . at tha Town llall of Altamonta Hprlnga, Florida, at which lima thoea for and aaalnat tha aama will ha haard and final action taken. Dated thle l l t h day of May. A. D . l H I . /a/ Dorothy M. Itardean Acting Clork of Town Connell Town o f Altamonta Springe. Florida S Joeapb Darla, Jr. l ubllah May it, t i l l , U>U-M tyralh S W E E T IE P I E 21. Beauty Salons May 20,1964 — Page 8-A B y N adin e Seltzer 38. F s r n lt s r w SUMMER RECREATIO N Program for children of all age groups. 2 Filtered swimming pools. Arts & Crafts. Qualified Instruc tors. All day, 111 weekly, Ik Day, 16.SO weekly. TYatuportntlon available. Happy Acres School. Ph. 322-8481 25. Plumbing Service* N IC E L Y Furn. 2 BR. house on So. Sanford Ave. Near Baae. Ph. 322 3659. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. Apply 3-6:30. 2 4 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 it Hiawatha Furn. Gar. Apl. 3543V* Pa! metto. Ph. 322-0525 or 322-5254. PIAN O SVC. 4 TU N IN G Rebuilding . Rcfclting F R E E ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 — A fter 12 p. m. Unfurnished 2 UR. houae, kit­ chen equipped. 322-3651. T h e odds are a million to one againtt her being elected •—but think what would happen if the WERE!" Rol'away, Hospital k Baby 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Knlale For Salt Beds. By Day, Week, or Month BLOCK House for Sale, 1903 FURNISHED, UNFUHNISH* Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t St. Adams Ave. Sanford. $200 ED Lakefront, S BR, Ilk CARRO LL'S F U R N ITU R E Furn. Apt. 2.100 Mdlonvlllc. caih and take up payments bath, IS x 30 Swimming pool of $64 month. Contact Joseph In Sunland. 121 Lake Dot. 2 BR, unfurn. house, kitchen Houaetrailer on private lot. P. Harris, 48 E. Glenhavcn, equipped. 2405 S. Willow. $65 mo. Call after 6, 322-COS7 Greenwood, S. C. Ph. 349-4282. B all-B lair Agency UNFURN. 2 Hit Duplex Apt R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE U R E E N B R IA R Terrazzo floors, tile bath, U. For Bale or Rent 3rd 4 Park Ave. Choice lota available In Venetian xhadci, kit. equip!, CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON Thone 322-5641 Grcenbriar o f Loch Arbor water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af LAKE. Call e v e n I n g a overlooking g o lf couree. ter 5 p. m. 322-1397. Custom building to your Country Club Manor. 2 BR, Fla, room, with alr-condiUNFURN. 2 BR Apt. Kit. specifications. Grcenbriar 11. Real Estate Wanted Honor, Corner lot. 100 Mayequlpt. 1081k W. lBtli. Ph. developed by rose Dr., after 4 p. m. 310-3052. W ANTED. Desirable lots tn KING SW O O D trade on Sparcraft Trailer. BU ILD ERS, INC. FURNISHED RENTALS 2 BR. Home, Study, ilk Can be seen at 2003 So. 202 Fairmont Dr. 2 BR, 1 bath apt. SIS Elm Baths, large Fam ily Rm. la French. Ph. 322 6157. F A 2-8074 A ve.................................. $45 good neighborhood; Includ­ 2 BR, 1 bath, 1001 French ing stove, refrlg., room air* 12. Ileal Estate For Sale $395 Ruy* 5 Years Equity. 3 A ve................................... $C0 conditioner, washing m a­ Bedrooms, GE range, refri­ 2 BR, 1 bath, 1811 Sum­ chine 4 rugs. Really ter­ gerator, drapes, c l o s i n g merlin ........................... $70 rific buyl Monthly pay* costs. $91 month pays all. ments $83.SO. UNFURNISHED 103 Temple Drive, Ravenna KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Investment k Realty 2 BR, 1 bath, No refrig. .. $50 Park. Tenant will show. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 3 BR, 1 bath, 2419 Y ale Inc. Write owner, 1125 N. E. 8th A ve.................................. $83 F A 2-8074 St., Hallandale, Fla. 4 BR, 2 bath, No retrig $125 St. Johns Realty SO U T H W A R D THE T IM E TESTED F IR M No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., F H A - V A H O M E S 2. 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS I BR, 1 bath, cnr. lot. fenc­ F A 2 6123 1010 So. French — 322-4091 116 N. Park A ve. 1, m , 4 1 BATHS ed back yd. $64 mo. Small DOWN P A Y M E N T S FROM 3 Room Furn. apt. Near New Cuatum Built Home on equity. 322-9093. Crystal Lake. For informa­ Downtown. 322-8531. FOR SALE I tion call 322-3378. Low Monthly Paymsata FURN. 3 Rm. apt., lat floor. 5 Rm. fram e bouse 4 lot io Clone uptown. $40 mo. Pb. 3 B n , 1 bath, a ir conditioner. Town. Kit. electrically For Complete Information Low Down Pyrrvt., Assume See Or Call Your 322-6261. equlpt. $4400. Call after 8 VA loan. Ph. 322 S1B9. p. m. 322 6830. FHA - VA FOR R E N T L A K E FRO NT HOME Modern 2 Bedroom furn., or LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 BR, 2 S A LE S BROKER unfurn. Duplex, not under Spacious 2 Bedroom Lakefront bath, playrm., cent, airHomo. Bullt-la range, lge. flight path. oond. K t Ridge Rd., Phone utility room, quiet neighbor­ 18-838. E V E R E T T A. H AR PE R hood. Excellent terms. No 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 AGENCY • REALTO R qualifying, $150 Includes NOW H E A R T H IS ! 2465 S. Park Ave. Down payment & closing Beautiful Lakefront with Urge 16, Female Help Wanted Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2285 2 bedroom home, • den, costs. Don't wait on this workshop, enclosed porch R E C E PTIO N IST and Aeslit. one! Call NOW! Stemper Efflc., $45. 611 Park. Bookkeeper. A g e 18-8$. and lum m or house. Large Agency, 1919 So. French, High School Diploma. Must 105 x 300 ft lot attractively 322-4991. 3 BR. house, unfurn., screen­ ba good typist. Shorthand landscaped with your own ed porch, fenced back yard. helpful. Apply in person to facilities for fishing and N E W HOMES Just outside city limits. Ph. Mr. C. C. Hayes at Brass swimming on a good sand Nn Down Pymt. — Vets 121-83(0 or 323-4*10. Motors, 519 E. l i t St. bottom spring fed lake. This FH A Min. Down Pymt. & 2 B n ., k it equlpt. Ph. 122-4536. is located in a quiet com­ In-Service Lonng W AITRESSES munity 3 blocks from ele­ Must bo experienced. New 8 & 4 RR'S. 2 BR House, Bowman's Trail mentary school, 7 miles to Immediate Occupnncy operation. Apply Georgian e r Court. 868-4906. Jr. High, Senior High and Air-Conditioning Optional Manor Restaurant. 1300 So. Stelaoo University, close to FURN. Apt. $60 per mo. incl. C R Y S TA L L A K E P A R K , Orlando A ve. 17-92, Mait­ ■mall shopping area, on lights 4k water. 322 3641. LAKE M ARY land. commercial and school buses W. on I5lh Bt. & I-eft on 1 4 2 Bedroom furn. apt*. route with U. 6. No. 4 only White girl to operate upon top Lake Mary Illvd. Quesncl Apts., 401 E. 14th 2 miles distance midway washing machines and other Ph. 322-2744 St., 322-1194. laundry chores. Age 23-35. between Daytona Beach and L A K E W A Y M A N HGTS. Sanford. You must see this 2507 S. Sanford Ave. Furn. Apt., close la. Phone LONGWOOD to appreciate R. P r i c e 322-2800. (South on 17-02—6 ml. B EAU TICIAN W ANTED $16,350. I Ulki. Northwest of Richard's Heir Styling 1 Bit., Furn, Apt. with Pvl. Shown by appointment only— Longwood Plaza) 322-7701 bath, 117 8 Park Ave. Call Matthew J. Yankovlch 107 W. 27th St . L M N Enterprises, after ■ p. tn. 228-2228. 17. Male Help W inlH I Bdrm. furn. upstairs apt. Inc. 203 E. 21st fit. $55. R. A. Air • Conditioning instilliU oa Ph. 838 3911 Williams, 322 3951. worker, must be mechanic­ ally Inclined, conscientious 2 BR House. Kit. cquipt. $75. Property Manapement ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S ami willing. Write The San­ Ph. 322-5303. A Sales Broker Realtor ford Herald, Box 71. I BR Home in Wynnewood. Raymond Lundquist, Aaso. C ARE E R Avail. June 1st. ph. 322 8132 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. O P P O R T U N IT Y Offers (e r your selection 12 ACRES IN SANFORD these Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4 Dak shaded large 4 Bedroom, Arc you satisfied with your Bedroom 2 bath home it Fam ily room present jobT 11 not contact in THM eut'MTV JIUKIU'a with fireplace, large util­ t'Ol'MT IK AND rOH IK X IS Orlando 422 6855 or Mt. IILD < OI >TV, rtO H ID A. ity and double carport. Ap­ Dora 383-4491 for Interview. IN !1K KMTAT K OP: proximately 2500 sq. ft. All JOYCE H. P AC KARD , fenced. 6 Acres cleared and Deceased. PLU M BER. Apply 912 Elm N O T H '* TO CBKUITOMS planted In behei. Ave., Sanford Fla. TO < a I ’ KIteONH H A V IN '! STEM PER A G E N C Y $100 Stenstrom Realty V A - FH A Jim Hunt Really Legal Notice Government Owned Homes CLAIMS OH l> KM A N DU AO AI NUT HA ID ESTAT E: You »n< each of you ft r« hereby notified and required to file any claim* and demand! FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha nhlrh you, or althar of you. may ha.e aealmt o l d eelate In the office of lion. C. Vernon Seminole Realty Mias- Jr, County Judea of Uamlnola County, at hla offlr * 322-5232 In tho Court llouee In Banrnrd. 1901 8. Park Nltea: 322-8871-3011 or 2248 Florida, within ala ealandar rnontha from lha tlmo of tho ftrot publication of III la noth-*. FOR SALE Kacl claim or demand mull ha In wrlll nx and contain lha TR AD E : What have you? Mo­ Ida, r of rraldrnc* and |>"«t dern 3 Bedroom, 2 bath offlco addrtaa of tho claimant masonry home, reasonable and mutt ba aworn In by tha claimant. Iita > n n t nr attor­ term* to responsible buyer. ney, or lha aamr ahall ha void. Payton Realty FRANK H. PACKARD JAM KH R. PACKARD Aa K i Centura of Maid Kata t a. Richard II. Coopoy Attorney for E -ate tea K. Central Are. Orlando. Florida Pilhllah: April ?». Slav t, IS, IS, m s CUT-184 E VE R E TT A. H A R P E R AGENCY - RE ALTO R 2433 S. Park Ave. Phones F A 2 2284 or F A 2 2283 3 BR frame house. Very clean. 90S Myrtle. Ph. Jimjnle Co­ w in , 322 4013. F U R N IT U R E 27. Special Service Clean rooms for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. R E N T A BED B U YIN G A NEW or USED OAR? FIN A N C E IT W ITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLO R ID A STATE BANK 37. ItoalK - Motors PLU M BING Contracting Repairs F R E E ESTIM ATES R. L. H A R V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3183 6th 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys at 817 Catalina Dr. 36. Automobiles • Trucks BEDROOM Suites (2 ) com ­ 36. Automobile* • Trucks plete W. box eprtngs 4 m at­ tress. $129 e t . Foam I W '56 Ford 2 Dr., 6 cycle stick. HIGHEST P R IC E PA ID Pillows. $1.49 pr, with THIS Very clean. $300. 322-3551. FOR E X T R A C LE AN CARS ADI Financing Available, 1012 Sanford Ave. 322-4503 Noll-Furay Furniture 1982 Fiat 2-dr., extra clean ............................... $r,<n 22. nuild • Paint - Repair 901 W. 1st St. — 322-6591 10CO Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. HT 1950 Continental Mark IV G o l d e n Commando 395; FRISK E S TIM A TE F IR E PLA C E S , Additions, A l­ .................................... $1095 Power sttcr. & brakes, tint* Upholatering 4 Mattress ren­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. terations, Brick, B l o c k , rd glass, swivel seats, tor* ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ 800 S. French Ave. Stooe, Concrete work. John quo flight. $850. Exc. cond, ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Daun, T E 8-1392, Box 426, 322-4454. Co., at 709 Celery Ave, '53 Chevrolet, Std. shift. Good Longwood. F A 2-2117. trans. $175. Ph. 322-7690. 8. Education • Instruction NEW 2 DR houae, kit. equipL STORAGE SPACE. 307 St. 322-5402 or 1374. 35. Articles IVanted Sell Ua Your Furnltura. CASH for good clean Used Spring Permanent Special Quick Service With the 20 Percent off regular prices Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ Cash. S U PE R T R A D I N G Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. POST. F A 2-0677. 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 122-0834 322-8591, Complete Beauty Service 3 Senior Operator* Free Parking at 2nd 4k Oak 322 5741 103 So. Oak H A R R IE T T S B E A U T Y NOOK RESPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald win noi &e re. 5. Food •pomible (or more than one incorrect Insertion of your ad, Baby Beef, grain fed, 250-400 lbs. Custom wrapped, Ph and reserve* the rifibl to re­ 322-9515 alter 5 p. m. vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to ti. For Kent conform H the policies o f this Nice, Roomy 2 BR Unfum. P»par. home. 900 Catalina Dr. CLASSIFIED D IS PLA Y: Only $85. Robert A. Wil Tuea., thru Frt, - S P. M. day llama. Ph. 322-3951. before inaertlon. Uon. • Sat. ROSE COURT noon. APARTM EN TS D EADLINES 1 BR Furn. Near Base. 2013 STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Sanford Ave. 668-4323. Tuea., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before tmertton. lion. • Sat. W E L A K A A PA R TM E N TS: Rooms private batha, 114 noon. W. Firat St. 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Peraonala 8. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation G. Food G. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Rea] Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loana 14. Insurance 1G. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mole Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysittera 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles T or Sale 84-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas ftanturh $75 mo. Ph. 322-3683. From Seminole County CLA SSIFIE D IN D E X Stir Priced From $6,750 D ow n Paym ents A s L o w A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To makt tho boot home buy, M< the V A - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA 22U Put fir. 2-2111 24848 Fla. 8 COM PLETE ROOMS 1938 Buick Spec. Fordor Se. dan l i t d a is cond. 322-1743. O N L Y $249.30 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way $ Bank l BUDGET F U R N I T U R E CO. 298 Longwood Plaxa 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 34. Articles For Sale USED Elec, range. Good cond. $25. Ph. 322-3400. 139 Need a shelf, screen porch, Country Club Rd. new room, carporte, new NORGE Dryer. Good cond. house or remodel. B. E Reasonable. Ph. 322-3726. Link. 122-7029. F ree Estimates Building: Contractor May Specials, A ir mats, 99c. Surplus City- 201 W. le t SL, Sanford. LAWNS renovated — Aerate R E A D Y M IX CONCRETE — Remove thatch — Chinch ratios, Floor, Free Eitlm ahu Buy Spray ( VC-13)—Ferti­ Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, lise—Ph. 322 4214. sand, cement, rock, pipe, M ANSFIELD L A W N SKR. steel, grease Imps, dry wells. Stepping Hones. R E PR IN TS A V A ILA B LE Of pictures that have been M IR AC LE CONCRETE CO. 322-5751 published in The Herald 309 Elm Ave. Call Bill Vincent at The Check with Sanford Herald. 322-2611. 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy piloted, forward hatch, top and side curtains, 75 John­ son, 2 tanks, Gator trailer, and many extras, 3075. Ph. 322-1175 after 6 p. m. Repossessions 13' Runabout 35 hp. Electrle Johnson with trailer & all skiing accessaries. $400. Th. •55 Mercury. $487 bal, $26 nto. 322 0396, '58 Ford, $502 bal, $31 mo. '58 Opal Was. 3574 bal, $31 mo. '55 Font. $179 bal, $2t mo. Gateway To The Waterway '35 Buick. $510 bat, $28 mo. H obson S p ortirtR G o o d s Your EVINRUD E Dealer '57 Ford, $187 bal, $27 mo. '57 Mercury, $597 bal, 332 mo. 3M-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 3961 '55 Mercury, $407 bal, 326 mo. 16' Chris Craft, 40 hp. Mer* '58 Imperial, $881 bal, $12 mo. cury A trailer. 1600. 322-8032 '58 ik Truck. $607 bal, 335 mo. or 304 W. 2nd., 8 Ul 5 p.m. '51 Ik Truck, $345 bal, 317 mo. '40 Ik Truck, 3214 bal, $12 mo. 16' Plywood Boat w/ 35 hp, *35 Ford, 3107 bal, $12 mo. Evinrude elec, start motor. '56 Ford, $09 bal, $3 mo. Gator tilt trailer, Canvas top. Extras. 322-8331. National 39. Trailers • Cabajiaa REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SPA R C R A F T 10 x 45. Come l H I ! SANFORD AVE. ph'lcly furnished. Sacrifice price. Can be acen at 2003 OPEN EVENINGS IUIZ So. French Ave. Phone 323* 6457 for further information. Phono 322-4503 C A R PE TS A ’ltt C ARTE For the B EST Carpet Valuee anywhere. Samples shown la your home. P A IN T IN G • IN T E R IO R • EX 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande T E R IO R and Home Im ­ 2414194 or provement Contractor, All Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner work may be financed up to 322 5513 Evenings 5 yre. Guaranteed satisfac­ tory. A. J. ADCOCK. Ph. Home Grown Tomatoes, Red potatoes, onions. Oscar Zlt322 9558. trower, 907 Persimmon Ave. A TTE N TIO N ! FR1GIDA1RE W ether Deluxe. S1IS GRADUATES Good $83. 2 Ref. (op frees Have your picture taken re ere, $(0 ea. 1 Refrlg. $35. celvlng your diploma at Noll-Furay Furniture Graduation Exercise*. Con 901 W. l i t St. — 322 6591 tact Bill Vincent, 8anfnrd Herald, 322-2611 or 322 0922. WEIICOR Stereo Console, Like new. Half price. Financing NEED T H A T DRESS FIXED ? available. Bring K by AN N 'S A L T E R A ­ Noll-Furay Furniture TIO N SHOP. Over Sanford 901 W. lat St. — 321 6591 Sawing Center, 108 So. Park. Piano Tuolsg and Repair W. L. Harmon - F A M U ) Frlgldaire Refrlg., Dinette, 6 chairs. Before 2 p. m., 2520 So. Laurel. A IR -C O N D ITIO N IN G By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. dSiU disunphiil M O TO RS FOR A COM PLETE L IN E O F Quality Used Cars _______ • - . _ W E P R O U D LY F E A T U R E Cnurleoun nervlce, excellent finnnelnjr, und n reputation fur fair liusinesH practices, 100 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 Black-eyed peaa tor Sale. Tick 64 R am bler 660 4 Dr. your own. $1.50 bu. Call Croe* Country Station Wagon, W ELLS D RILLED . PUMPS, Automatic, radio, heater and 322 4058. S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS only 7,009 mltea. linn of All Typea and SUea Itamhlar'a finest wagons. JUST OPENED We Repair end Service Sanford Vacuum Service, Re8T I N E xalr Dealer. We have bags, 61 Rulck Elcctrn Sport Coupe Machinery and Supply Co. hose* and parts for all Psrlory A ir Comllllonlnx, all 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 npilpment inrluding makes. W e'll rernndltion II p o w e r power windowe. A fine luxury fo r only $5 05. Work guar­ 29. Automobilo Service rar that's all ready for that anteed. Come in and are our summer varstiim. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP cleaners from 313 93 up. Free Inepection, estimate*, 2555 5. Park, 322 6511. 60 Thunderbird Sport Coupe pickup, delivery. Recorlng WORLD ROOK Encyclopedia. Kartnry air rondlllonrd, power windows and ^ 4 repaira discounted. B E T T Y LONG, Ph. 322 4943. 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 power seal. W hile with a red Interior. 1 4 x 4 Ft. Steel utility trailer. A U T O GLASS Ph. 322-3106. 2895 1995 m M IN S T A L L E D Scnksrik Ginns and Paint Carpets clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric ShamCompany 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 14622 Spring Is Really Here! poeer only 31 per day. Carroll's Furniture. and what's better than a convertlbla fo r the young at heart! W a g n e r s Am oco R E P A IR CHARGES a u t o m o t iv e Singer In Console. Pay charge AIR-CONDITIONING 317.10. Free Weatinghouse in IN STALLATIO N • SERVICING Console with buttonhole at­ Good Used Cara Sold tach. Pay charges of $13 00. 111 French Ave. 322-7763 Ph. Service Mgr-, 322-9411. Auto Glass, Tope * Seat Covers A U T O GLASS & S E A T C O V E R CO. 204 W. 2nd St. F A M 028 4 L L W ORK GUARANTEED SI. Poultry ■ Lire* toeIt Duroc Gilt. ■ mo. old. Pbooe 123-0500. S IN G E R Birthday Salel i $ RAVINGS On Floor Model* * b ig (FREE 31A. P «ta White T oy Poodle, n u ll, week*. Ph. 3 8 3802. H O NEY POR SALE: One gal­ lon, $3.00. Call 322-29CO af­ ter 3 p. m. FR E E D E LIV ­ ERY W ITH IN SANFORD C IT Y LIM ITS. I 64 Pontiac Catalina with Farlury A ir conditioned. Factory executive ear with only 1,100 miles. NEW CAR W A R R A N TY 63 Buick W ildcat bucket aeats, Factory A ir conditioning. New premium tires. Absolutely spotless — W E SOLD IT N E W I 62 Buick Invicta A ll power features including factory air conditioning. A real |swslt Demonstrators Repair ESTIM ATES) In Your Home In Sanford Call 8ING E R W ANTED : Man for Sanford Representative at and Da Land area to service F R E E Kittens, F R E E Deliv­ A lan 'i Fabrics A Ruga Insurance Debit. Above aver­ ery. Ph. 322 1366. 322-5783 age guaranteed salary piua commissions. Good oppor­ 32. Flowers • Shrub* SEW ING MACH1NE-NECCH1 tunity for advancement for GROW your own hydroponic Full aise Round bobbin. Sew* a hard worker. Contact tomatoes; la containers; Ilka now. Monograms, u n Manager, 1219 N. Orange some bearing. Groiaer'a Hy­ on b u t t o n s , buttooholei, Ave., or write, P. O, Box droponic Farm, 6. Sanford overcasts raw edgea, makes 2t03, Orlando, Fla. Ave. fancy atitches, without at­ tachments. Only 7 payments 19. Situations Wanted 33. Fu n ita r* o f $8.54. Call Garrett's, 88HOUSEWORK. 3224440. For Ihe biggest selection of 5244. nearly new and used furni­ Babysitting, housework. Ph. SEWING MACHINEture, tee N oll’s Furniture 322-3503. 1963 W H ITE Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-93. Open 6 days 9 to 8. Twin noodle ZlgZag. Same a* 21. Beauty Batons new. Makes buttonholes, Permanent Special Used furniture, appliances, monograms, blind hems, all 20 per cent off Regular Prices. tools, etc. Bought • field. without attachments. Pay Ace Beauty Salon, M ayfair Larry's Mart 215 Sanford $64.38 or $6 82 per mo. Cali Hotel, Ph. 322 2523. Ava. Ph. F A 2-4122, Garrett's, 322 5244. I 1 ■ m ■ ■ B U — > 1c 301 W . First St, Sanford Phone 322-0231 O P E N Fri. Nites Til 8:30— A ll Day Sat. �! I Mb* # a r f«r l Vm tS Pnge 4-A — May 20,1964 & Hospital P O N T ffl& 7 W Notes M A Y 14 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. BIRTH S To Mr. and Mr». Jamca K. Dunn, Baby Boy, Sanford. H ■ Drive-In Asks ASE Listing Th# General Cinema C o r poration, form erly the Gen era! Drive-In Corporation an operator* o f the Park wood Cinema and Seminole Cinema Theatre* in Central Florida has applied fo r listing on tha American Block Eachanga. The company, which oper­ ates a chain o f 72 thcateis and 1G bowling center* In 20 etatea, I* recognised a* the Industry leader In the devrl s upment o f tluaUra in shop ‘ ping center*. [to p H I w (M d is c h a r g e s Aeberry Hughe*, Ida J oom Martin, W inifred S. Dunn, Grady S. Bowlin, Matthew Kullac, Dennle Eppe, Maurire A . Evane and Ann Aiken, all o f Sanford; Vaeear T. Mor­ ton, DeUery. M A Y 15 AD M ISSIO NS Jerk Lawrence, Corn Ilranan, Thelma Jo Atwell, Truby Walden, Margaret D. Morrl* •on and Altanine Ilirhnnlton, all o f 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 o f 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 M aggie Znchry, all o f 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 Crimea, Maitland; Allen Hampton, Jr., O*teon; Pam­ ela Crnvella and Baby Boy, D<‘Land; and Teal Gcrl and Baby Boy, Allandul*. M A Y Ifl AD M ISSIO NS Lctlle K. Geter, Llnnie Lee, Carl A . Preicott, Helen Gilehrlit, Agnea Kcltt, Mark Johnaon, Patricia Thompson, Loren* Thompson and Frank A . Slone, all o f Sanford; A l­ vin Thotnna Seagravea, O i­ teen; and Irene Hellmann, DeBary. BIRTH S To Mr. and Mr*. W illi* D. House, a Baby Boy; and to Mr. *nR Mr*. Carl Keltt, a Baby Boy; both o f 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 o f Sanford. M A Y 17 AD M ISSIONS 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 o f Sanford. BIRTH S 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 o f Sanford. DISCHARGES B illy 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. 0 BRAND NAMES RALLY a d m is s io n s Lottla ^ p u B L I X kLUTES B R A N NAMES W EEK Rath'* Black Hawk Nom a Brand Feature, Libby'* Tomato Juice. . .4 Baked Beans .. .6 $1. $1. K am a Brand Feature, Libby'* Libby'* Pineapple-Grapefruit Fruit Drink . . . . 5 " I $1. Miracle W hip & 39c Coffee.............. VJn 59« :o o Kraft'* Salad Dressing (Limit 1) . . . . A ll Grind*, Folger'* P RICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., M A Y 21. 22. 23, 1964 (limit 1 per customer with purchase* of $5.00 or more) □ S lic e d B a c o n |b 5 5 c □ D a i s i e s ..............,b- 5 9 * Swift'* Pramium Bonalai* Smoked Copeland'* Taity Frcih Sliced □ B o l o g n a . • • . |b- 4 9 ‘ Swift'* Premium Smoked or Polish □ S a u s a g e • . • ’Sr 5 9 * Matter* Brand Deliciou* Cottage □ C h e e s e .. . • ™ 25* Planter'* T aity C o c k ta il Peanuts . . 3 S I* con* S W I F T 'S P R E M I U M P R O T E N G O V E R N M E N T -IN S P E C T E D H E A V Y W E S TE R N BEEF Strictm ann'i Deliciout F ig B a r s ................................ 'pC 29fc Strietmann't Old Fashion B u tte rc u p Cookies . 27c pkg. . Nabisco Shortbread Cookie* Lo rn a D o o n e s ..................10pkg.or‘ 39c CHUCK R O A S T Non-Fat Instant Dry C a rn a tio n M i l k .............. 8X - rt 59e Breakfast Club Family S lia " W h it e B r e a d .............. 2 £.7.*. 4 1 c Plus 50 Stamp* with Coupon C o ld W a t e r A l l lb. VLT 39 c . . . . Swift'* Pramium Conned V ie n n a Sausage . . . 6 $ I. (kemlMi) | b . a d m v if s p e c ia ls English Cut Bo,Jan's Tally, Flaky G e m R o lls 2 V.V. 39c (b »n *l*ti) Mn. F11kart's Fail Wrapped M a rg a r in e * • • • • • 2 ctni. 49c Kratl's Auoitod (pim.nt., Oiir.-Pim.nlo, Pin.applil C h e e s e S p re a d 29c . . . C h u c k S t e a k s lb. >b 4 99 * lb. 5 9 * C huck R o ast lb. 7 9 * R oast lb. 3 99 * S h o r t R ib s • ••»>• lbs f|2 G r o u n d B e e t 3 lb* *1 ”9 Kraft's Arrartsd Whlppsd C r e a m C h e e s e . . . 4.*u"‘ 29c (Plu* 100 extra free J iW Green 5tamp* with coupon!). Wiitontln Ch.tr. Bar, Slit.d A m e r i c a n C h e e s e . ’ J ;" 49c • fr o z e n fo o d s a F&P Craam Stylo Golden Com . Green Beans . Minute Maid C.ncaafrale Florida O ra n g e J u ic e . . , 3 89c F&P Tandat Cut Birds lya Front* Cut G re e n B e a n s __ 4 99c With What* Potatoes, Southland G r e e n B e a n s . . . . . . 'S i * 39c P&P Tandat Groan Garden Peas . Oro-ldo Crinkle-Cut P o ta to e s ............. 29c 89c Peach Halves . Star-Kist Tuna Booth's Quirk Froseti L o b s t e r T a i l s . . . . . . . . .* . - $ 1.19 Popular Chunk Stylo Mrs. Paul’s Fsmlly lisa F is h S t i c k s . . . . . . . . . . 14-os. Pk*. 49e lO O M Q 'r V s Y I l O P a * 41. sospsa a f sonhasa all COLD WATER AU DfTIROENT JflOraan S ta m p s Jfl Oraan Stomps M4 41# oMeaa « * * • * • » .4 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTIN FRESH GROUND BIIF ot4 4,1 im a a t ruSui ok CREST TOOTH PASTE SWIFT'S COOKED OK BAKED BUFFET SLICED HAM 3-lb*. $1.29 «»0 .tl 001*1 astro largo, 64c 6-a*. pkg. S9c (Ulgm»IMMIUUUUUUH? Isaolras 111. Slav U. 1*00) j^jQOOOOOQOOOOQQQMfLQ m m m m O Jjl Oraan 8tampa M4 4U sod tonkas. o4 <3 TARNOW* ASSORTED PIZZA PIES 0 — O W ‘W W 'r V iY W B O __ i f l O ra a n S t a m p s H I “L S K b m m uoviro. Oak. n r U. l b . ) □ Lem ons WHERE SHOPPING • # doz. IS 29* A PLEASURE l ' JOHNSON 0 JOHNSON COTTON BALU SEM INOLE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 65-ct. pkg. 39c (WB‘r«* l*L. Mir XI. 1944) I [5MSMQMM 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. T O T Jfl Oraan Stompa •14 41.1 omfoo any atyla, ragular pries Juicy Sun-KisP taaaira. S.U d i, a . I to.) I r m n i lit.. M.r U . IN S V .Y W I O O m M M W M M IM I i O W 6V S .T« Y W O W m u W I i Ganuint Idaho Baking 16-os. pkg. 39* U M M S M M M •** All ssapsa aid yonAss* oh 3 6-os. pkg*. S7* « i * Ale m r a end w A m . «A ImfIn i law i«F as. ieea B a n a n a s ..............& 9 * □ C a b b a g e . • il 5 * □ P o t a t o e s 1 0 >■» 79 * Florida Hard G piih HIRMAN’S FAMOUS ORANGI BAND WIINIRS 1-lb. pkm. 49« i f l G reen S t a m p s fMOlra. ».U * u 11, I Mat a O ^ V n a Y W (Mpip« i b i . Bfsr n. itee) lO O ^ r V r Y F o lO O iMoono. v a a, aaiM* u n i w i a Jto l O ra a n S fa m p a f iM M M ■44 4it u-H> m i aadiM. s i TABNOW SlICID LUNCH MIAT TO N ■ I* * ls awpee sed pardese eh (naina I . U Slav U. ISOS) lO O cma J f l O raan S t a m p s Ito'i Quick Froioa loaf Orlll Stsok* 29-o*. pkg, $1.49 _ _ C down produce lane Swatt-oB-Honiy Cake M ix e s . $1. J lji O ra an S t a m p s § \ a Dunoon Hina* A**oeted Jens Jawsll Quick Frosea F ry e r L iv e r s ...... 3 j£ ; a Hunt's YoUow-Cling Mrs. Smith's Ariortsd Ftatsn C re a m P ie s ...... 2 a K r o m »1 0 1 Q M 9 A W O _ O CASSELBERRY, FLA. �S' U. S. To Back Viet Nam, Adlai Tells UN Council Altamonte Springs firemen goon will cut many valuable seconds o ff the time it takes ffr th e n i to nnswrr an alarm late at 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 .th e council said. Speaking of firemen, A lta­ 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 "fo r 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. • • • W lieic 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 o f the members. Thete’s Harry, lla rry and Larry; and John, John and John. The last names, In or­ der, are Fox, Pentecost, l ’ivre, Uhr, Kncehind and Har­ ris. • • • SeminoleCounty high school (nutletstudents lireinvited to spend the weekend o f May 30-31 us guests o f 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 "W ells, Wells ami W a­ 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, A In.; Vinegar Heiid, Miss., and Why Not. Miss. I get a real hang out o f your column. In fact, it is my favoritu pact o f 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. • • IGNITED NATIONS. N. Y . ( U P1)—Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson said today the United States "cannot stand by while Southeast Asia is overrun by armed aggress­ ion." "A s 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, "w e 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 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 form er 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 V IE N T IA N E . Laos (U P I) - any agreement at all, would Pockets o f 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, J A C K S O N V ILLE (U P ll — which originally held one cor­ ★ ★ Some Troops Still Holding Against Reds Burns Travels To Tampa Area From Panhandle T A L L A H A S S E E (U P D — Atty. (Jen. Janies Kynes has been accused of ignoring his ner of the plain before the launched their own legal opinion in filing a Comnuinisis Circuit Court suit challenging all-out offensive, Elements of tills unit allow­ outcome o f the May 5 a t­ ed the Pathol Lao to infiltrate torney general's race. The charge was leveled by their positions last Friday lawyers for Dmle Iteji. Earl night at the beginning « f the Falrcloth, who defeated Kynes offensive which swept the neu­ by less than 000 votes in the tralists off the plain. All was calm at Muoug Soul, first primary. Attorneys fo r Falrcloth cull­ Ifl miles In the west of the ed Kyne's suit a "sham " Wed­ plain on strategic Route Se­ nesday and asked the court to ven. Rut some skirmishing was throw out the litigation. Kynes, appointed by Guv. stilt reported around Muons Farria Bryant, cbullenges the Klieung. Despite the actions o f the validity o f absentee valluts in Levy County mid o f about 4,- paratroopers, C o n i i i i u n l a t 000 votes in Alachua County l’ alhel Lao forces were re­ which lie said were cast by ported driving Kong Io* far­ ther into the hill* despite his illegally registered voters. Tim attorney general claims aerial support from rightist about 4,000 votes in Alachua forces. 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 W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — 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 o f (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 a ry o f 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 o f affairs. legistraliou o f innocent elec­ There was mounting congres­ tors would Its valid even sional concern over Southeast though there was some ques­ Asia, and administration o ffi­ tion us to the authority o f the cials talked openly o f the pos­ deputies, “ assuming that I ho sibility o f 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'' among I he 14 nations which SAIGON, South Viet Nam signed the July, 11012, Geneva (U P I ) — A young terrorist agreement guaranteeing the tossed a grenade Into ii U. S. independence and neutrality Arm y truck today In the Illi­ of Laos. Allies fyess For l.aos Conference Terrorist Shot Throwing Bomb cit violence against Ameri­ can* in South Viet Nam. An American soldier escap­ ed the attack unhurt and shot the terrorist a* he tried to flee on n bicycle. The grenade was concealed III R load of bread. • 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. ★ Curtain Kaiser BARCELONA, Spain (UPI1 — Florida Stale University’s student circus scheduled its first European perfo'mance today after two days of sight­ seeing in Paris. uJlir i^anfnrit Stm tlit Hayden Burns, aiming for a six-year stretch in the Florida governor’s chair, headed for tile Tampa Hay area today after » sweep through the I'uuhnudie in which he dwell on highways, mental liealtU and taxes. T ti e Jacksonville mayor flew home Wednesday night and set out again today for St. Pelelsbutg, wheie be will meet with suppoitcr-, attend a television appearance. Burns, like opponent Rob­ ert King High o f Miami, plans to wind up his cam­ paigning for the runoff next Tuesday with a weekend in South Florida. Wednesday's visits to Pen­ sacola a ii it Panama City were 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 o f the day, HIGH CAM PAIGN'S ON LOWER EAST COAST CO RAL GABLES ( C P U 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 o ff 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 infus­ ing to reveal bis net worth and saying there are other questions about bis opponent that need answering, High ■mused Burns of having "something to hide," "Is this the kind of sink politics we want in this state?" he nskdl. Stocks Higher NEW YORK ( UP l l — 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. Zip Code 32771 * W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today 87-00; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 United' Press Leaser! W re KsUblished 1008 TH U R SD AY, M A Y 21, l O f i f s A NFOKD, FLO RID A NO. 105 Altamonte To Vote On Charter 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 n e w A ... BRIEFS Baptists Elect ATLAN TIC CITY. N. J. — The Southern Baptist Conven­ tion (SBC) last night elected the Rev. W. Wayne Dehoncy of Jackson, Tenn., its new president. Bryant’s View PENSACOLA (U P II — Gov. Farris Bryant say* the Civil rights bill pending before Con­ gress is. in effect, a clash lietween human rights and pro­ perty rights. Tourist Council JACKSONVILLE ( UP I ) A committee of 30 Florida business ami chamber of com­ merce leaders will meet here tomorrow to discuss formation o f a statewide advertising and tourist development council. Turks Blamed NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P ll An official United Nations spokesman confirmed today that shots that killed a Fin­ nish U. N. soldier northwest of Nicosia Wednesday came from Turkish Cypriot posi lions. Murder, Suicide 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. Prim e backer o f 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 o f the town's business. Commissioners will eonvass the community in the next few days seeking a citiiens com­ mittee to study the proposed the committee's effort*. A 90-day larset date was changes, The commission would s en 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 given copies o f existing char­ ter* In other cities to study for possible inclusion of soma part* in the Altamonte Springs charter. 3. Committee meeting called in "a few days" after it* formation lo begin discuss­ ions. 4. Public meetings arrang­ ed to hrief the residents on the program. 5. Other meetings o f Bin committee lo complete the package proposal. 6. Presentation o f the plan to the public at a referendum In December. 7. Request approval of the Slate Legislature shortly af­ ter it convenes next year. Davis pointed out the com­ munity now is wxirking under laws which have been on the S A L V A T IO N A R M Y official* appeared nt the locnl Kiwunis Club luttchbooks "from 1921 u p " lbt coii Wednesday noun in nhscrvunru o f National Salvation Arm y Week urged a close check of sll pro­ this week. Checking over a familiar item in all Army groups are, from visions in the charter, the re­ left, Hoy D. Green, newly-inatalled Klwunian; Cnpt. Harry Foilen o f the vision or elimination of som* local Army contingent; Col, ll. A. Stevens, retired Army field secretary; of them. and Dr. John Darby, club president. (Herald Photo) Swofford, who now presides at court sessions, said Im deemed It essential that a "m ore qualified person" be given tills assignment under Hie now charter. "The mayor, any mayor In­ cluding me, is not qualified to sit as a Judge," Swxifford said. He again stressed the ur­ The Navy's Heavy Attack mobility o f U, S. carrier gency of action on the charter M IAM I ( U P I ) —Cuban Pro- Squadron .Six, based oil tbe striking forces. flVAH -5 (then V A II-5 ) end­ revision* " o r we’ll have to micr Fidel Castro, confronted Pacific Coast at Whldjwy Ised five years (if service with wait two more years" until tho wilh "w a r derlaratums" - by bifid! Mash., will niiiv« ahoitrd the Forrrstal air group in Legislature reconvene*. two refugee groups, prepared the Atlantic Fleet Carrier mid-llifh'l. Since that time the Inday for possible air and sea U.S.S Fom-stal next week, ex­ squadron has been tiaiisitiun- Castro Alert For Any Air, Sea Attacks RVAH-5 To Go W est For Duty In Pacific NASSAU, Bahamas (U P I )— A lovelorn building contractoi J! wiV f Rti'V f: 1 lillin!; with a shotgun tic to Wednes­ day night, killing si* persons and wounding six others be­ attacks ngnlmd his island ecuting inter-fleet deployment fore he finally tut lied the gun stronghold. plans which include IIVAII-5, on himself. Refugee sources interpreted of Fanfold Naval Air Station. KVA 11*6 will fly its now IIAWednesday night's flight over r.U Vigilnula recounnissanra MI AMI I U P I) — A man Orienlr Province by a mys­ bombers to Alami-da, Calif., dropped dead at a Miami tery 1120—apparently refugee next month to board tlm rnrshopping center last night and reconnaissance plane — ns n rler UKK Ranger fur sen op­ police were called io investi­ erations preparatory to de­ "hint o f tilings to com e." gate City Detective E. E Castro's military radio net­ ploying to tlm Far East in licrquist, first on the scene, work rc|>orted the presence August. bent o ie r the fallen form and Heavy Attack Squadron Six discovered It was his bru- of the twin engine plane — a U, S.-mnde Lim ber of the (V A II-d ) is slated for deploy­ I her, Ernest Berguist, 19. type used in the Hull Huy of ment to tlm Mediterranean Pigs Invasion—near Ensenada almaid tlm F om atal with its twin-jet A-3II Skywurrior at­ ALLENTOWN'. Pa. (U P I) - de Mora, target of last week's tack bombers. exile sea raid by Manuel Ar\ mushrooming strike h> Thun tlm two squadrons will nil*mtiers of the United Ce­ lim c’s Revoluli nary Recov­ exchange places in their reery Movement (M H It). ment, Lime and Gypsum Cuban broadcasts monitor­ speetivu fleets while their Workers had six plant* of the ed here indicated that two Itonm buses leumili unchang­ Lehigh Portland Cement Co. Russian-made MIG jet fight­ ed, emphasising tlm growing dosed today, including about 2.000 of the firm's 3,5on pro- er* were dispatched to inter­ duel i<m workers across the cept Hie plane, Inn apparent­ ly (on late. country. The B2f). grey with a red •tripe on it* lusrlagr and a ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) NEW YORK (U P I) — The Cuban flag palntod on the tall, increase in horsepower In new "b u ried " Cuban (idling boats — An 82 foot Coast Guard model cars may force an In­ (w ire and lieniled inland be­ paltol bout wits ordered to­ day tn intercept ami board crease in insurance premium* fore the alarm was given. Subsequently t Ii e Cuban If necessary, a shrimp boat liecausc of tlie danger posed by the more powerful autos, marine radio network warn­ with only one man aboard. The Const Gunn! said the Nicholas Dekkcr, president of ed fishing Lists to keep their the National Automobile Un­ running light* on because man, an unidentified Negro, derwriters Association, said "w e don't want to make any was injured and apparently mistakes." delirious. today. A Shocker (i Plants Struck Added Expense CG Goes After III Shrimper ing to tlm ItA-fiG, with San­ ford's V A I I - ll, Detachment H, lierforming heavy attack dut­ ies on the Fur rental, V A II-ll bus been assigned to the Ranger air group since 19(10. II has been liome-|>ot Ied on tbe West Coast since 11)52, when it left Norfolk, V «., Io become the first I'nclfic Fleet heavy attack unit. The deployment o f RVAII-5 westward next month means Unit N A S Sanford has he­ roine singing base for global operations. While RVA1L5 is operating in the Western I’ll* cifie, VAII-7 mid V A II- ll, al­ so Imsed locally, will be fly. ing with the Sixth Fleet tn the Mediterranean from the carriers E n t e r p r i s e and Roosevelt. At tln< beail of this world­ wide concept is the KA-5C, w h irh incorporates w ithin a single air frame tlm wmld'a most advanced tactical rerunnnissanca uml Limbing sys­ tems. Tlm Vigilante's two 17.900pound I Ii rii at engines ilrivn (lie aircraft to velocities ap­ proaching twice the speed of sound, RVAII-G is tin* first squad­ ron to operuta ut sea with tlm BA-5C. Agent Charges He Was Framed CHICAGO ( U P I ) — A V . S. Secret Service agent charged with trying to sell a govern­ ment report said Wednesday he is being framed bermisu he Intended to revenl detail* o f liravy drinking and “ gen­ eral laxity" among agents as­ signed to tlm late President Kennedy. Abrahnni Bolden. 29, who In 19*11 became the first Negro ever assigned to the Secret Service detail guarding tho President's life, outlined his charges in n new conferenca at bis Smith Side home. Hu is charged with trying to sell a riiiifidrntial govern­ ment file to a man indicted for the alleged counterfeiting o f a linlf-millioii dollars in bonds and cheeks. Bolden said two weeks ago lie told another agent, " I ’m going before the Warren Commission ami tell shout the drinking and di«np|>enram-a of lh « Secret Service agent* flout their posts while they were guarding President Ken­ nedy in Hyunni* Port." * 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 theWuild W ar 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, fe ll 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 o f San­ ford. Lake Mary and Lake Monroe Friday and Saturday with poppies "L e t t We Fo ri«r t ." .4 r D t s c o u t v r P ft/ c e s 14” TIKES Now Only 6 6 750x11, NOOxll, 830(|(, 900x11, 930x11 IlLckwalt Plus Tax A Rerap. Tire Whitewalls 12 Mura * GUARANTEED RECAPS! A ll reraps guaranteed against all road haiardi and deferU fur Ilia llfr uf tires anil lubes. k A N N U A L FISH FRY o f 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 (le ft) and Edward Yarborough, opposing candidates for county commissioner front District 1. In ihc right photo urc incumbent John Fitzpatrick (le ft) and linrry Gushing, optioning candidates for county commissioner from Diitrict 6. (Herald Photos) F R E E M O U NTING — —" — — — M 405 W. FIR ST ST. • BU D G ET TERM S $ — --------- FA 2-0651 : i A< 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, May 20, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 20, 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/5fd59291a8c50c22a23d3c87a53837a4.pdf 3c5d156a99ab1283c8b388f1f2beefa7 PDF Text Text By B u m Q K *y Hello Stupidt No wait, I am •erious. Of course, thia ribald aalutatlon doesn't apply unleas you are one of the poor dumb clucks who listens to the radio and television com­ mercials, and falls for them. N o friend, I didn’t insult your intelligence in calling you etupld. The bright-eyed end bushy-tailed Madison Ave­ nue boys did th at They give you an I.Q. about equal to a six-month-old baboon. Mrs. Slllypanta didn’t know she was on television. Every­ body who believes that can stand on their beads with their tongue hanging o u t Mrs. Sourbottom thinks her detergent is stronger than Glare, the deter­ gent that reflects the aun. Doesn't she know that she can't get to first baas unless she adds Boop-a-doop, Samspoo, and Slick-a-aackT Besides h er washing machine would dog. Then you better not brush your pearly teeth with any­ thing but Glaze, Glower, Pepaopunk o r Puck-apuck, or you w ill have cavities up to here and behind your little pink ears. Any poor simple sap knows that no product is worth its salt that isn’t new and im ­ proved. Next year the poor advertisers will have to fall back on double improved end newer than new. Of course, you and 1 know that it is the same old product, but we have to ait and listen to bored announcers try to make us believe that black is white and red la green. And what about shampoos. W hy doo't you drag out your favorite pearl necklace end tear it apart ao that you can drop one in this and another in that bottle o f shampoo and see how long it takes for the gem to reach bottom. And if you happen to shave with a electric razor you know that those that cut thia way are fa r superior to those that cut that way and If you are •illy enough to rough up your poor delicate skin with a razor that Is obsolete you are as crazy as grandmother's quilt. And the guy f like Is tbs brave and noble knight that gallops over the countryside with his magic Unco and as­ tounds poor dumb mechanics in the grease pit and Littls Leaguers at the city park. And what business has he got oo a public thoroughfare with trsffic running bumper to bumperT The soap and detergent peo­ ple used to depend on movie stars and beauty contest win­ ners to sway the feeble mind o f the average housewife. Now they get a flock of trained acts. They memorize a lot o f drivel and tell how they couldn't Uvo or bold a hus­ band without Snide In their washing machines. NuU to (Item and all the poor dumb females who rush to their ipermarket and scream fo ri took the bull by the horns, tide. kicked out all the bright Wouldn't It be funny If some young men on Madison Aveiimb, cra iy manufacturer|nue and Just simply took 20 l>i.V, i seconds to say "W e brought I preclatlon by buying our proyou this splendid television duct which U as good as anyprogram and hope you enjoy- thing on the market at the ed It. You can show your ap-1 price." -* \ J •ir\— N E W C IV IT A N MEMBERS were g r e e t e d Thursday night at the Sanford Civitan Club meeting In the Capri Restaurant The members were givenpins pinsand andcopies copiesoof fthe thecreed creedfrom from the the ____ given officials who were marking the sixth anniver­ sary o f the local club. Shown, from l e f t are B. TH IS LAR G E GROUP o f mombeni o f tho Cen­ tral Florida 42 Rainbow Dlvlsiona and their wives mot Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dyson, Carroll Burke, Dr. Louie Perez, Lt. Gov. Chnrlcs Beyer, President Charles Kampf, Dr. Kenneth W ing nnd Bill Damon. Luther Mc­ Whorter is also a new member but was not pre­ sent when the picture was taken. (Herald Photo) Robert E. Morriflon, Palmetto Road, DeBary, for a covered diBh dinner. (Cox Photo) Crusade Workers Mrs. Fred Rasstnan ami the Miss Deborah Glover will be Enterprise School Parent- calling upon residents o f Alla* tonte Springs this week for Teacher Council will be held contributions to the annual at 7:30 p. m. today In the Cancer Crusade which will school cafetorium with the be in full awing in Seminole program to be presented by County through Friday, Plans tha teachers. Slides will be of the campaign in South shown to Illustrate a typical Seminole areas were msde school day. Narration will be last Thursday when workers by Arnold Pancratz. Baby alt- met for tea at the Trade ting service will be available. Winds Cafeteria. The April meeting o f 1 B IL L Y J. Young, o f 124 Orientu Drive, A l­ tamonte Springa, necks the Democratic nomina t i o n for conntablc, District C. He attended Lyman High S c h o o l and served in the Navy during th e Korean crisis. He has worked with the sheriff’s de­ partment in o ff hours from his regular job. Men's Club To Meet The Men's Club of the Cas­ Officers snid Anthony Larocca, 21, o f Tampa, was ar- selberry Community Metho­ dist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish supper Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in Weaver Hall. A ll men o f the church are Invit­ ed to attend. Several members o f the group will be attending a Layman's Retreat this week­ end at the Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg. I g u e ss I sh o u ld W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — The Federal Communications Commission refused Monday to take action against Chi•go station W C IU - T V for televising bull fights. But it said it would consider the station’s matter when license comes up fo r rentwsl later thia year. Attorneys fo r the National Anti-Vivisection Society ask­ ed the FCC to revoke the station's license or issue a cease and desist order against it. Ih e lawyers said the tel­ evised fights violated Illinois law, but the FCC said the law seemed to prohibit bull fights in the state, not show­ ing o f pictures. be happy . . . iWUnkBH auto G IR L SCOUTS o f Troop 40 huve presented two pnlms to English Estates Elomentary School. Taking part In the reremony were, from left, LuRae Norman, Principal Morris Ruby, Mrs. Myron Becker, beautification chair­ man anti Mrs. Charles Deneen, president, o f tho PTO and Joy Catron. Leaders o f the troop ure Mrs. Murty Selinfreud and Mrs. John Bowen Jr. y o u quit re a d in g the ne w sp ap e r at breakfast sin ce ou r Hom etow n W estern A uto C A T A ­ L O G O R D E R C E N T E R op ened upI 214 E A S T F IR S T ST. SANFO RD , F L O R ID A Car Owners — YOU A N D YOUR CAR ARE IN V IT E D TO A T T E N D OUR For three daya enly we are holding open house In our Service Shop. D u r i n g thia time, we art Inviting you to bring your car in for a complete check - up and report on your car’a operat­ ing condition. T h i a check-up will be con­ ducted by our own fac­ tory trained mechanic! uaing tha latest alectronic testing equip­ ment to assure speedy service and accurate results. ^y^n ^iTZrVi. ra w a ■ l a a t a a i y a ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ i ■ ■ a s ■ mm n a mmm .' ■ ■ te n* m Now In Progress SAVE N O W ON Your car w ill get the most complete inspec­ tion it has had sinee it left the factory and it won't cost you a cent. T O P -Q U A L IT Y FURNITURE! i! fn * m ig z i r-i A C L Employes Meet Wednesday Employes o f Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad w ill hold thsir aeeond quarterly aafety com­ mittee at 7:30 p.m., Wedneaday In the rallroad'a assem­ bly room at tha passenger Station in Sanford. Fireman V. B. Hardin and Trainman H. W . Shannon will be chairman and secretary at tha meeting. A ll employes, their families and friends are invited to at­ tend this meeting. fleers and other additional help at an extra cost of $2.2 million a year. Rep. John J. Rooney, (DN .Y .), chairman of a House appropriations subcommittee handling funds for the courts, raised an eyebrow at this kind o f economy. But Chief Judge William J. Campbell of the Northern Illinois District said it was a simple matter of arithmetic. A convict in prison costs taxpayers at least $1,953 a year. On probation, he costs only $206 a year, and is avail­ able to work, keep his farnlly o ff relief and pay Uxes. Campbell, who testified as the spokesman for the nation's federal judges, made his plea for additional probation offic­ ers at a closed hearing in midJanuary. Ilia testimony was made public today. Other congressional news: Civil Rights' A lively floor fight could develop in the Sen­ ate today over an effort by Senate leaders to quicken the molasses-slow pace of debate on the civil rights bill. Democratic Whip Hubert If. Humphrey, Minn., planned to renew his demand for stricter enforcement o f the rule allow­ ing a senator two speeches on each issue, thus tightening the reins on the southern-backed talkathon now In progress. Immigration: Immigration Commissioner R. F. Farrell told the House appropriations aubcommltteo that the U. S. Immigration and Naturaliza­ tion Service saved $4 million last year by deporting 67 men­ tally ill aliens. Police confiscated an un­ A narc­ T A M P A , (U P I ) otics ring that planted, cul­ disclosed amount o f marijua­ na, some heroin and some in­ tivated and harvested its own jection paraphernalia. marijuana, has been broken Officers said the marijuana up with the arrest o f 10 per­ cigarettes were being sold for sons, police revealed today. $2 each. The arrests were a result Although the location and o f a lengthy investigation by the sire o f the marijuana city, county and state law plota were not revealed, au­ enforcement agencies. thorities said all were locat­ Fred Usher, district super­ ed inside the city limits, and visor o f the state narcotics all in north Tampa. division, said the ring was one o f the largest in the his­ tory o f Tampa, and represent­ ed a retail profit o f about a quarter o f a million dollars ny Jane C ansrlbw y annually. A ll cars will be echeduled by appointment only, ao call now or row# in and sign up for the FREE E N ­ GINE SE& VICK C LINIC. Legal Notice Wide Selections In Every Department Come See! Come Shop! Come Save! UjU'it u test, IsfreiMet Bem.YMiMI Cools effectively atul quietly, to give you unditturbed rett all oignl Wtg. ipecifleaRydesigned log bedroom*! IREE DAYS — APRIL 21-22-23 GOING TO THE WORLD'S FAIR? Be Our Guest! Stop In Our Store For A PRE PAID ADMISSION TICKET To The Pavilion of American Interiors No Charge! It’s Your* For The Asking! Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 5 to 8 P. M. O PE N F R ID A Y E V E N IN G S Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st St £ r- - — » > - - i I * 1 1 p fj IJ . [ ■ . 322-0983 ANYONE WHO ANSW ERS W IL L H ELP YOU! HOLLER M O T O R SALES — 2nd & PALM ETTO �« J LBJ On Hand To Open World Fair J Zip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Fair through Thursday with 85-90 high todny; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 I Seminole County school stu­ dents, along with others throughout the state, have a four-day vacation start­ ing at the conclusion of to­ ^ day’s session. Florida Educa­ tion Association is having a convention in Miami com­ mencing Thursday. School re ­ sumes Monday. • • » It was inadvertently report­ ed in Tuesday’s “ Clock” col­ umn that a reputable car­ penter-contractor, William A. Spcigle, of Citrus Heights, had been taken into custody by the FBI. This was in error and The Herald offers Its deepest regrets and sincerest apologies for any embarrass­ ment or inconvenience caused Mr. Spcigle. The man taken Into custody here as a fugi­ tive wanted by Georgia au­ thorities was identified by the FB I as Robert Louis Spcigle, alias Davis. • • • Federal State Market news report is available on request from Sanford Bureau, P. O. Box 1896, Sanford. Local re­ ports provide all FOB infor­ mation from Sanford-OviedoZell wood and other districts of interest. • • • Boatmen are telephoning to say the new walkways are nice at the city boat basin landing ramp . . . but will the city please now fill up the boles in the ramp? • • • Seminole County voters will vote May 5 on all issues and for all state and county of rices except there is a lim ita­ tion on one justice of the peace race and two constable races. Electors in precincts 1, 2. 3. 6, 10. IS, 18, 19. 20. 21 and 22 will nominate for constable of District 4. Voters in pre cincts 4, 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 18. 17 and 23 will nominate tor justice of the peace and con stable in District 6. There are no contests for justices of the peace in Districts 3 and 4 and for constable in District 3. • • • Two more tagged fish In the Schlitx derby have been taken from Lake Golden. These bass were caught by Mary Hay, 436 West Crystal Drive, and Bonald B. Bayles, 2430 Orange Avenue. The num ber of prize fish now hooked out of Lake Golden totals 20 Jean K. Benson has captured four and Ilaylcs two. No re port yet on the prize value of these tags and the Orlando distributor, in view of no news from Milwaukee, is beginning to believe all these fish will take the lowest prize, each at $23. It has been re ported there is a $10,000 prize swimming around Lake Gold en but that report now is beginning to dim. The fish taken from Lake Golden are the only tagged fish hooked so far in Seminole County. • • • Phil Skates or Clyde Long w ill be the new president of the Jaycees. after Thursday's election at the weekly lun cheon-meeting at the Civic Center. • • • Drinking and driving can be “ one for the shroud.” — Mi­ ami Herald. • • • That front page editorial in Tuesday's Herald, commend­ ing the industrial committee of the Seminole County Cham her of Commerce, inadvertent !y omitted the names ot the co-chairmen, Scott Burns and Carl Schlike. Sorry, Scott and Carl. • • • United Presa Leased Wire e sta b lish e d 1908 WED.. A P R IL 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 174 Mayo Outlines Expansion Of NAS More Squadrons, BRIEFS Personnel To Editor Mum Be Installed nstttti... Encouragement Is Keynote At CC Meeting Encouragement was the key­ note of Tuesday night's meet­ ing of the Board of Directors o f the Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Commerce which was held at the Tade Winds Cafe­ teria in Casselberry. Highlighting the parley was Ihe report of Scott Burns, cochairman of the industrial committee. He reviewed re­ cent accomplishments ot his group which resulted in the Chemical Corporation taking over the Del Mar Building and the Williams Building be­ ing occupied by Southern Fibreglass Products which will manufacture boats. Burns also outlined the ar­ rangements which have been made for the chambcr’a se­ cond annual Industrial Show which will be presented Thurs­ day, Friday and Saturday at the Civic Center in Sanford and which will feature some 41 exhibits by county indus­ trial firms. Francis Roumillat Jr., re­ viewed the activities of the Port Committee, reporting on the recent trip* to Jacksonville and Brunswick and the pro­ gress being made in arranging for legislation to be introduced to the 1963 session of the state legislature to create a port authority. Byron Kimball told of the work pertaining to the long range planning committee In the field of drainage and roads and the need for a state supported junior college In this area. Lodge Wins In Jersey Wrilein N EW ARK, N. J. (U P I ) - U . S. Ambassador to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge emerged with a write-in tri­ umph today in a primary elec­ tion which taw voters select New Jersey's first Negtu can­ didate for congressional of­ fice. Lateat returns gave Lodge 1,398 write-in* and Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Ariz., 833, with 841 for form er Vice Preaident Richard 31. Nixon. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ feller had 148 votes. Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton picked up 176 votes and segregationist Gov. George Wallace of Alabama had 230 votes from both Re­ publican and Democratic vot­ er*. President Johnson , got 747 write-ins. Although Lodge held the lead for most of the night, it seesawed at tim ei between Lodge and Goldwater, and shortly after midnight Goldwater was ahead of Lodge, 449 to 427. Heavy Rains In 13 States By United Press International Heavy rain lashed a 13 state area from Texas to the east­ ern Great Lakei today and swelled rivers to the brink of flood stage. The rising Cuyahoga n ivrr in northeastern Ohio was re ­ ported near flood stage. Rainfall also has been heavy in southern Arkansas and neighboring areas. Pine Bluffs received nearly 3U inches of rain Tuesday night. Our calendar says the first newspaper published in the United States was on April 24, 1704. And come tomorrow It will be 22 years since R. E Porter enlisted and donned Uncle Sam’ s khaki for “ the duration plus six,” which ex ­ tended to four years. • • • Rancher Killed The combined S e m i n o l e County Chamber of C mmerce's industrial exhibit and Sanford Clvitan Club's beauty contest will provide entertain­ ment for Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. At the Civic Center. TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — A cattle rancher, James A. Hensley, 39, who moved here recently from Brevard Coun­ ty was killed accidentally Tuesday when struck in the back of the head with an axe, the sh eriff* office said today. HOUSTON (U P I ) — The editor o f the John Birch So­ ciety magazine, American Opinion, would not comment Tuesday on Richard Cardinal Cushing's repudiation o f aupport fo r the society. Spy Exchange HAROLD K A S TN E K (le ft) and W. A. Patrick, alonjr with Robert Billhlnter, (not in picture) will be host to Mayor lluydon Hums, of Jack­ sonville, Saturday when the Democratic guber­ natorial candidate comes to Snnford to ride in the Shrine parade and otherwise spend the day participating in the Shrine ceremonial. Miss Seminole To Be Crowned Saturday Someday Seminole take off soon County for a lovely girl will Ihe New York World's Fair, courtesy of the Civitan Club. The lucky girl will be "M iss Seminole County" of 1961 and she will be crowned Saturday night at the Industrial Exhibit which will be held at the Sanford Civic Center. While she la In New York she will appear in the Florid*, exhibit at the fair. After re­ turning home the Civitan club will sponsor her in the Miss Seaside Festival, the first step towards the Miss America contest. . Arms Money Bill Near House Vote 6th Seized In Whisky Theft an around-the-clock watch on the undercover agent who broke the case. Metro Detective Capt. Jack Sandstrom s a i d Sherwood Rosen, 34, o f Miami was charged Tuesday with con­ spiracy to commit grand lar­ ceny. Road Work TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The State Road Department reported Tuesday that $303,273,133 in road and bridge pro­ jects were underway in the state in March—a new month­ ly record. of San- this morning billowing a talk by Capt. James O. Mayo, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One, before the board ot directors of the Seminole County Chamber of On FBI List lion building program. Presently there are six Ilea vy attack squadron* assigned to Heavy Attack Wing One— VAH-t, VAH-3, VAll-5. V All-7, VAH 9 and VAII-11, the latter with Its Detachment 8, each with 12 attack-reconnaissance bomber*. Captain Mayo told the Chamber directors Tuesday evening at the Trade Winds that the size of these squad­ rons will be reduced to six plsnes but more squadrons will be organizes! and overall there will be the same number of planes. NEW YO R K (U P I ) — The first new squadron will About 50 shouting, sign-car­ be assigned in mid-summer, rying Negroes began picket­ the second next January, the ing Florida's exhibit at the third next spring and the W oild's Fair today just after fourth squadron at tome latci Gov. Farrla Bryant arrived date. for a pre-opening look and ona Presently there are appro­ o f them tried unsuccessfully ximately 3,300 Navy and civi­ to scale a 110-foot citrus lian personnel at SNAS. Cap­ tuwer. tain Mayo reported that with Four policemen dragged the the new squadrons will come climber down from tha second an additional 400-300 service level o f tha tower, tha landpersonnel, bringing the total to mqyk o f t b * - - » r i < f c exhibi­ jtear 4,000.' » tion, and c a r r l^ In Navy peiwo^lWl gt WaJtdnghandcuffs. ton, D. C „ recently Informed The negroes, Identifying Sens. Spessard Holland and themselves as member* o f the George Smathers, Rep. A. S. congress o f racial equality Herlong Jr. and members of (C O R E ), shoutad slogan*, the armed forces committee sang hymn* and'carried algnt of the Seminole Chamber, reading "Freedom N ow ," and they would renew their re­ "C O R E Demand* Its Fair quest for a $6.3 million budget Share." for construction during the Ignoring crisp 40-degree next fiscal year of a 4,000temperaturea and a chilly foot extension to the northsouth runway and for new drisile that put a pall over the opening day o f the fair, building. tha pickets shouted at Bry­ Congressman Herlong thia ant: “ Jim Crow Muat Go — morning informed The Herald by telephone the $6.3 million Governor Bryant Must Go." Bryant, who had just arriv­ request was to be presented ed with a group o f newsmen to the Senate armed force* committee for approval and to tour tha cluster o f Florida to the Senate appropriations pavilions, Ignored them and went inside one o f the build­ committee for the appropria­ ings. Several o f the negroes, tion to permit construction Including tha one who tried during 1963. Further, the Congressman to climb the tower, were put into a police bus and taken said he hai received assur­ ance from top-ranking Navy away from tha scene. The officers they will present from demonstration began 10 min­ utes after the governor, itale year to year further budget requests leading up to the official* and newsmen arriv­ $13 million planned expansion. ed at tha $3.8 million Florida complex shortly after 9:|0 Following is the tentative building schedule planned for s.m. Bryant, various Cabinet and SNAS: state agency officiate and This year—Aircraft parking nearly 100 newsmen from area and hangar shop. 1963— Bachelor o f f i c e r throughout the state flew here quarters, north-south runway Tuesday aboard an A ir N a­ eatension, aircraft control tional Guard plane and a tower, aircraft power check­ Eastern A ir Line je t liner. ing facility and aircraft main­ The wives of ths stats o ffic­ ial* followed the party in a tenance hangar. 1966— Air operations *nd third plane, Tha Florida delegation was Heavy Attack Wing One ad­ ministration building, dispen­ on hand at noon when Pres­ sary and dental clinic, se­ ident Johnson formally open­ cond avionics shop, remote ed the 1064-63 fair. The Florida exhibit is lo­ control facility, electrical diatrlbution system, second air­ cated near one o f Ihe five en­ craft power checking facility, trance* to the big sbnw. H ie Florid* layout, mark­ modernization of enl's'ed men's barrack*, library and ed by a 110-foot, orange top­ ped citrus tower, wae still re­ playing courts. 1967— Gymnasium, trans­ ceiving finishing touches by portation maintenance facil­ workmen Tuesday night. William L. Stensgaard, ex­ ity, warehouse, aircraft main­ tenance facility, improvement ecutive vice president o f the to roads and parking areas, Florida W orld’* Fair Author­ Florida parachute shop and (moved ity, predicted the up from 1961) a new commis­ Showcase will draw 18 mil lion visitors during th* twosary. 1968— Chapel and officers' year run. Tha aix building exhibit was ao impressive, ac­ club and iwlmmlng pool. 1969— Enlisted men's club cording to 8tensgaard, Cali­ fornia authorities took a look and new theater. 1976— Athletic p l a y i n g at It and decided not to tompet*. courts and fields. W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — John Robert Bailey, an ac­ cused armed robber whose tatto gallery includes a nude woman and a pig, today was placed on the FBI'a list o f 10 most wanted rrimlnals. Kills Intruder Joan A t Guam Holland To Hall Campaign Tour picture B E R LIN (U P I ) — Britain today reicu.-ed Soviet spy Gordon Lonsdale to the Rus­ sians in exchange fo r the re­ turn o f British businessman Greville Wynne, convicted in Moscow of espionage. L A K E P LA C ID (U P I ) — State Sen. Hayward H. Davla shot and killed an armed N eg­ ro intruder Tuesday night a f­ ter the Davis fam ily had been held hostage in their home for four hours, police re­ Other prizes include the ported. trophic* and crown for the winner and a trophy and sav­ A G A N A , Guam (U P I ) — ings bond for two runner-ups. Gift certificates from Me- Flying housewife Joan MerCrorys, J. C. Penney'* and riam, escorted by three Navy Ivey's Shoe Store are aho patrol planes which made being given to the top three her little plane “ look like a lovelies. Milady's Shoppe o( bumblebee,” landed at Guam Fine Fabrics is furnishing the today after a l.MlOmlle solo gold cape for "M iss Seminole flight from laie, New Guinea, County” and the Sanford Flower Shop will furnish her flower*. A uton>cu'f set (or the win­ ner will be given by Touchton Rex all Drug Store and the Eva Bess Beauty Shop will give the queen a tree hair style prior to the World's Fair trip. Cut 'n' Curl Beauty Shop will style all t l* contestants hair prior to Saturday's judg­ ing. Aho among the prizes was a ; luau held for all the girls at the Itiksha Inn Tues­ day night. United Presa International Bathing suits for the contest U.S. Sen. Spcssard L. Hol­ land was scheduled to cut o ff have been custom made by his reelection campaign today Alix o f Sanford. to return to Washington and continue his fight against the pending civil rights bill. His opponent, Brailey Odham, charged Holland Tues­ day with misleading Congress by saying the DuPont estate was n “ wholly charitable in­ WASHINGTON (U P I) stitution.” The administration's $16.7 bil­ Holland, after campaigning lion money bill for the Army, for a fourth term in St. Pet­ Navy and Air Force moved ersburg, and Clearwater Tues­ toward a House vote today day, said he would be making with no major changes expect­ a major speech in the Senate ed to lie enacted. Thursday. The measure included $32 He told audiences In Pinel­ million for work on the pro­ las County Tuesday he would posed new supersonic bomber rather retire from the Senate instead of the $3 million John­ than vote for n rivil rights son requested, but otherwise bill which “ would lorn a it embraced almul what the horde o f government agents President had asked. against every businessman Republicans said they want­ and against every community ed to increase the total by with desegregation problems.'' $126 million to finance a nu­ Holland, speaking in a hea­ clear engine for the Navy's vy Republican arra, said the new aircraft carrier, which GOP ranka are divided and under present plans will be this division offers the Dem­ conventionally powered. ocratic Party a chance to get But it appeared that any bark in front. such amendment would be ruled out of order on the ground that nuclear power for Ihe new carrier-opposed by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara—had not been au­ M IAM I (U P I) - Stale and thorized by law. Democrats and Republicans federal agenta arrested a alike agreed in debate Tues­ sixth person here Tuesday in a $70,000 whisky robbery day that current defenses are while Palm Beach police kept sound. Full-blown rord Naval A ir Station as it will appear in 197o evolves! NEW YO R K (U P I) — The 1964-63 W orld'* Fair opened today with colorful but raindampened ceremonies includ­ ing a dedicatory visit from President Johnson. The fair's 95 turnitlles at eight entrances began (pinn­ ing at 9 a. m. (E S T ), at the command of an electronic im ­ pure from the atomic clock in Neuchatel, Switzerland. Fair chairman Thomas Deegan snipped a ribbon in the city's colors of orange and blue and welcomed the first visitor, William Turchyn, 18, of Nep­ tune, N. J., with a handshake across the turnstile at the main gate. The turnstile refused to to work when Turchyn tried to make his entrance, and repairmen had to be sum­ moned to get It in working order. “ That's not a stall-ln, that's a stick-in," someone yelled, referring to the civil rights demonstrations which threat­ ened to mar the opening day. The fair officially marked the 300th anniversary of the establishment of New York as a city. It la the largest ex­ hibition In history and 30.000 employe* were on hand this morning to man Its 134 pavilions, restaurant* and amusements which cost more than $300 million. Prayer Support W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — The in; ,-usslonsl '-aider of 9 cam jg u to amend Uia Con­ stitution to permit prayer and Bible reading in public schools said today Americans over­ whelmingly supported "this sacred project.” He Is Rep. Frank J. Hecker, R-N.Y. Gains Reported In Rail Talks WASHINGTON (U P I) - R a il negotiators, closer to an agreement than at any time in the four year-old work rules dispute, prepared for more meetings today with federal mediators. Bargaining conducted under White House scrutiny recessed last night at about 10 p. m. EST after a day of “ hot and heavy, fast and furious” medi­ ation activity. Tills description, applied by White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy, was expect­ ed to apply to talks from now until 12:01 a. m. Saturday when a nationwide rail strike Is possible unless an agree­ ment is reached. The five-man federal media­ tion team called union nego­ tiators to an early session to­ day in the search for a com­ promise solution. Railroad re­ presentative* were standing by to join the talks later. The White House effort has moved the bargaining off dead center where it had been stall­ ed until President Johnson won a 13-day truce April 9 In allow resumption of bar­ gaining. Since then, Ihe White House has reported definite gains and a narrowing of the gap separating unions and man­ agement. Observers said it was the first time since the dispute started tn late 1939 that so much progress had been made In the tangled controversy. Sources reported that agree­ ment had been reached in part on the complex pay sys­ tem under which engineer!, firemen and other operating employes are compensated—a major disputed issue. Commerce Tuesday evening. The overall pictures includes increased service personnel and a renewal of plans an­ nounced earlier for a $15 mil Demonstrators Picket Florida Fair Exhibit About 2,000 police, evenly divided between fair person­ nel and city patrolmen, were on hand to maintain order in the face of threat* from re­ bellious local branches of the Congress of Racial Equality (C O R E ) to stall hundreds of automobiles on major access routes. One o f their first tasks was to assist the Secret Service to protect Johnson, former President Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, daughter of India’s Prim e Minister Ne- hru. Marquess Carmen Villa* verde, daughter o f Spaln'a Generalissimo Franco and other notables. Tho 616-acre fairgrounds, which was also the site of tha 1939-40 World's Fair, was a* soggy ai a sponge after days of rain. But freshly laid sod, avenues of trees, and gush* ing fountains gave ed look to which was the a finish­ exhibition, actually only 95 per cent completed opening hour. at tho Fair Opening Marred By Demonstrators THIS Unisphere is the symbol o f ttie New York World's F n 1r , which opened todny. Civil Rights Discussed By 4 Candidates By United Press International Four of Ihe state's six Democratic gubernatorial can­ didates discuised civil rights while the other two talked about education and state leg­ islators who are employed by state agencies. Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, said his election would lessen the chances of the proposed civil rights bill's passage, while Jackionvllle M a y o r Haydon Burns said the bill would be harmful to free en­ terprise. Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach, laid Miami Mayor Robert King High has two views on the cWU rights bill. High, meanwhile told «iup porters be "deplored Negro ruffians” who planned to dis­ rupt the opening of tha New York World’* Fair. Rep. Fred Karl, Daytona Beach, touched on another is­ sue and said state leglilatori who draw paychecks from the atate government are Involv­ ed “ in a conflict of interest." Sen. John Malhcwa Jr., of Jacksonville, said the stale must face up to matters like education to prevent federal Intervention. In Panama City Dickinson accused High of defending the bill in South Florida while telling North Florida support­ ers he hat reservations about portions o f the blU. Burnt told factory workers at Wauchula the panage of the hill would not end the matter. “ We must decide if we are going to lie down and let it steamroller over us or uie every legal means to pro­ tect the rights of citizens and free enterprise.” NEW YO RK (U P I) - Civil rights demonstrators harass­ ed the opening or the World Fair today by scuffling with police, delaying subway traina and staging sit-ins. A planned massive automo­ bile stall-in blocked cars at scattered points, but the city traffic commissioner s a i d traffic was less than normal. Reinforced police squads made arrests following dem­ onstration* ranging from Manhattan's times square tn the Flushing Meadows fair grounds. Involved In the sit-in dem­ onstrations at the fair were Bayard Rustin, leader of last year’* civil rights march on Washington and organizer o f New York's first school boy­ cott, and James Farmer, na­ tional director of the Congress of Racial Equality (C O R E ). First demonstrators wero picked up at 7:30 a.m., EST, when they delayed subway trains carrying visitors to tha fair by pulling emergency stop cords, throwing themaelvei on the tracks and pre­ venting train doors from d o t ­ ing. •>., -d a - ■- Sanford C. Of C. Has Open House The Sanford Chamber of Commerce held an open houso at lta new offices today at 107 West Commercial. The newly organized San­ ford trade body was host to most ot It* members and Chamber officials from New Smyrna Beach. Orlando, Win­ ter Park and North Orlando. Sanford was represented by Mayor A. L. Wilson, Chief of Police Itoy G. Williams and Fir* Chief Mack Cleveland Sr., Representing the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce was Karlyle llousholder and Charles Morrison, and tho County Commission was re­ presented by its chairman, James P. Avery. Jim Taimadgc, a retired Navy officer, is tho group'* manager. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! 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Fur­ ther reading will give you additional notes, and you want them In the proper place. We reeommend filing cards for note-taking and notebooks for summarizing. Notes on the same subject, taken from other books,i, may easily be placed in the appropriate place in the pile. If you pre­ fer the note book, then be sure to leave space where you feel further notes are forthcoming. W HEN S H O U L D YOU TAKE NOTES? During thorough reading. In a cer­ tain sense you already took notes in the process of self- Finally, you should have some way of recording the source of your notes. Here's one system you can adapt to your preferences. The open- W-D Brand Chuck CO PELAN D C O U N T R Y LIN K Sausage u 59/ Sausage « 39/ REG. 45S . . 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For each title make up a eode number. On tha following cards Include the code number of the book plus where the information waa found. This makca later reference easy. III With This Coupon end Purchase of x quizzing following pre-reading They were In queatlon form but they were notes. Your real note-taking, however, accom­ panies the thorough reading. That anawera WHEN. W H Y SHOULD YOU TAKE NOTES? To improve your learning during and after reading and to retain your learning. How does note-taking im ­ prove your laarning? By in­ volving snort of you. Flrat the eya aaw the word* end phraaee, then the mind trans­ lated them Into knowledge. That's one learning process. When you take notes In your own words, other muscles are engaged la transcribing what tha mind baa east In another way. The mind is involved In two dKfereql w ays' 4 i is both producing /and reproducing. How note-taking helps you to swtaln la obvious: you have something to save which you actually wrote— your under­ standing of the eubject. Don’ t ever make taking notes whlrh you can file away be a substitute for memory. Yon eaa have a stack o f notea four feat high at the end of your school eareer and It may be worth only the going price o f old paper. Another point In this con­ staction. One author will cover aa much of a subject area as be wants, ha may not do all you want. Bo you will be read­ ing other booki In this Meld. Oood. Whether you thoroughly read them or skip and skim through them, you'll have ma­ terial to Bupplement the notea you have from the flrat book. Include the new notes In the proper place with the old notee, and you have more then either author. Your notetaking will reveal points that have to be strengthened end points that have not been covered. You are now moti­ vated to complete Ihoie notes by further reading. HOW TO T A K E NOTES. First, distinguish the useful from the useless; then the more Important from tha less Important. Your clear pur­ pose., pre-reading, self-qulszIng and skipping ami skimm­ ing make thla simple. Second, Write the not# fully / 100 litre Top Voluo Stomp* �/ » •' ~n U. S. Prepares For Possible Cuban Crisis After , Threat Stems From Protest Over Flights W A S H IN G TO N April 22, 1964 fU P Il — State speaking ^ a new Cuban crisis within six L ife week Underwriters Davis, to the Associa­ tion o f Seminole County, re­ plana ready to meet threats viewed the highlights o f the on either the military or dip­ 1903 Florida Legislative ses­ lomatic front. sion. Veterans of World W ar I, Sanford Barracks 480, and the Auxiliary Unit will hold their regular meeting at 8 p.m. Fri­ day at the American Legion Home on Highway 17-92. Pre­ ceding the meeting a covered dish supper will be served be­ ginning at 0:30 p.m. Legal Notice T u n is : iir a i *p u c .%t i o s fo il fl.OHIMJ. V SC AtlS U AMI AHAMMI.MVO T H A T POHTIUS Of IJI CAI.S i* Ti e S TA T E IIEP. JOE D AV IS is welcomed L ife Underwriters Association meeting surance Week. Greeting Davis is Don underwriters’ group. The meeting was n» Riiest Bpenker for the Sanford which marked the opening o f In­ Tabor, vice president o f the life held at the Capri. LOOKING OVER certificates presented Mondny night to those complet­ ing n course in ren! estate selling nt Lyman High School are, from left, Lloyd Haines, Lyman DE co-ordinator; A, It. Ixirmann, president o f the Seminole County Board o f Itcaltors; It. T. Milwce, county school super­ intendent nnd E. S. Douglass, director o f adult and vocational education. Ig llk K u r a see, A M P . m» F o r a P a r k . P l e r id * £ u M IM i : A p r i l I t 4**4 | 7 o T » o. most significant legislation enacted affecting Central Florida was in the area of higher education. This included the establish­ ment o f an Extension o f the University o f Florida Engi­ neering College which has been located in Brevard Coun­ ty. This school will provide an opportunity for graduate studies in engineering ami the sriencea for individuals in those fields. It will also pro­ vide opportunities for re­ search which will open the door for governmental and in­ dustrial granta and contracta. There was also authorized a four year university which is to be located four miles couth of Oviedo. The univers­ ity will be available to collegc-age students o f Seminole County within the next few years. He reviewed the appropria­ tions and tax bills which were enacted during the 1903 Ses­ sion. Davis stated that, with the continued population axplosion in Florida, thrra can be no great reduction In cost of government in the fore­ seeable future. He did em­ phasize that there are areas in which government costs can he cut, and any waste, Inefficiency and un-needed services should lie eliminated. son. During the entire 12 1 The canned goods are mar­ months of the year canned i keted under brand names ol dry items such as pork and HLH, Alma, Saxct and Hall­ beans, black-eyed peas, but­ mark. Other HLH brands are ter beans, lima beans and Butterfield, Triumph ami Per­ spaghetti aro processed. fection. HLH Products also markets locally the 711 diifrrent Items produced and distributed by HLH throughout the country. Walter Blevins is the local Parrel post deliveries on Saturday afternoons will he plant manager. An industrial spur of the eliniininatcd at the Lake Mon­ Railroad roe post office, effective May Atlantic Coastline 4. under a new Post Office serves the HLH plant and Department curtailment order, truck shipments have easy according to Postmaster Rob­ across over U. S. Highway 17 92 ert A. Mann. HLH Products’ $1 million plant located in the 017 acre industrial park, and which employs from 200 to 400 per­ sons at various seasons with an annual payroll of more than half a million dollars, will bo one of the exhibitors at this year's industrial show. The Sanford plant is one of 13 different plants operated by HLH in the United Stairs ami is the largest o f its kind in Florida. It is a division of Hunt Oil Company, of Dallas, and 11. L. Hunt is the presi­ dent. This unit is a ease of the producer following an e x itin g sales market and taking ad­ vantage of the area's natural resources including fertile land, a long growing season, an excellent labor pool, and virtually all types of transpor­ tation and rapid distribution facilities. The plant processes green beans, turnip greens, spinach, collards, kale, tomatoes, po­ tatoes, beets and carrots dur­ ing the 10-month growing sea- Lake Monroe PO To Cut Service Normal parcel post delivery will be effect on weekdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, Mnnn said. Window service at the Lake Monroe postoffira on Satur­ day will he between 8 a.m. and noon. There will be no money order service on Sat­ urdays but window tervico will be provided for parrel post, CODs, stamps, enve­ lopes and other postal sup­ plies. OVER .'15 YE A R S At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffice) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • PInnos * Rental Reds ¥ McCanna Offers . Toll-Free Phone " I t ’s ridiculous for taxpayer! to puy toll calls to tho Asses­ sor's Office.” Richard E. Me* Cannu, Candidate fo r Semi* nclc Assessor stated recent­ ly. "Immediate installation o f an Orlando-Winter Park line in tho Assessor's Office will Ih- my first order o f business if elected." Pd. Pol. Adv. 4 WHITEWALLS ANY SIZE OR BLACKWALLS Hospital P M tax and 4 tredaki tires oi l your car BUY ON BUDGET TERMS TAKE MONTHS TO PAY1 Admissions Jenkins, Linda Bose, Ella McDonald, all of Sanford Rlrths Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bose, W IN N E R S o f tho Beta Club Tulcnt Show held Friday night at Lyman High School were, from left, Dennis Bryson, vocal; Connie Comfort, pan— * • (Herald Photo) tomime and- -Dorian Thermanos, instrumental. 2 Cancer Films Talent Show Winners To Be Shown Named By Beta Club Up Jane Casselberry Much heretofore undiscov­ Friday night at the annual I.ymun High School Talent Show before an enthusiastic capacity audience. Three winners were chosen, one in each division. Connie Comfort won the prise for the best pantornine with her tel­ ephone lovera skit, Dorian Thermanos won in the instru­ mental division by playing an original piano composition and Dennia Bryson, who accom­ panied himself on the guitar, won the prize fo r tha best vocal act. Fletcher Cockrell acted as master o f ceremonies. Funds raised from the show amount­ ed to $87 which will be used to send delegates to the Beta Club Convention and fo r local service projects o f the group. Favorites with the crowd were "T h e Kxterminators," a wild outfit that really brought down tha house. Other acta in­ cluded "T h e Tradewinds,” a folk singing group; "Th e V i­ brations," "The Back Alley Six plus One," a Dixie-land band; • pantornine by Butch Baird and Lind* Carroll; a -oca] solo by Donna Lundgrrn; a eha-cha-eha by Linda Leary, a piano by Barbara . attorney Felicitas Livingston, Alice Moore, Annie Caah, I’ompy ered $ 7 : Joan U Brooks Deputy ClerB. 4 A P R IL I I N o tic e Is h e re b y g iv e n b y R o b e r t S. B r a d f o r d a n il l l r n r # » l . U r n ilf o r d . Ills w if e , fee s im ­ p le li t is o w n e r s o f t h s re a l p r o p e r ly a d ja c e n t to th a t p o r ­ tio n o f K u c a t y p lu e A v s n u s l y ­ i n g b e tw e e n l.u ts S i t , SSJ. t s i . S ty , t t o a n d t s l on tlis N o r t h aids o f sa id a v e n u e ; a n d l-ciis ( I I . S IS , S i t . S i t . S IS . a n d * ! ( tin th e S o u th a id s o f said a v a nu e o f th e p la n a n d p la t o f th e s u b d iv is io n o f A lt m n o n t a t-a n d H o ta l an d N a v la a llo n Com ­ p a n y , a c c o r d in g to p la t th a re o f ra c o rd a d in P la t B o o k 1. p a g a 10. o f lh a P u b lic Ita c o rd a o f S e m lu o ls C o u n t y . P lo r ld a . a n d ly in g In H e n iln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h a t p u ra u a n t to S e c ­ tio n lit .lb P lo r ld a S ta lu te a , t h a t th e y h a v e file d a p e lt llo n w ith Che B o a rd of C o u n ty C o m m la tto n e ra o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . P lo r ld a . w h e r e b y th e y re q u e s te d a r e s o lu tio n to bs a d o p te d p r o v i d i n g f o r th e c lo n ­ in g v a c a t in g a n d a b a n d o n in g o f t h a t ro a d a n d a v a n u a d e a r r lb e d a b o v e ; an d lh a said B r a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m is s io n ­ e rs w i l l h o ld a p u b lic h e a r in g on lh a p e llt lo a b e g in n in g a t m i l A .t l . o 'c lo c k on th e I t l h d a y o f M » X . > » « « . •» , h * o f th o C o u n t y C o m m la a lo n e rs In t h a C o u rth o u s e at S a n fo r d . S r m ju n ta C o u n t y , P lo r ld a . a t w h ic h t im e th o s e f o r a n d a g a in s t th e N n s w i l l be h e a rd a n d f in a l a e U e a ta k e s . D a te d t h is I M h d a y o f A p r il . It li. Jr. Sanford Notes • s u m s: i » s: s c h iiis : ii i i »:t o w f* * A r t * s w ■ . B e c k w it h . C le rk . C lre a lt C o u rt The said that. In his opinion, the Barracks Meeting f Joe this weeks or so, has contingency The major peril stems from Russia's intention to turn ov­ er to Fidel Castro control of advanced antiaircraft missiles capable o f downing the high f flyin g U2 American recon­ naissance planes which keep constant surveillance on the island. Another type of crisis — this one diplomatic — would erupt if Castro goes through with threats to seek United Nations condemnation o f the United States for violation of international law because of ^ its aerial patrol o f Cuba. What happens if the trig ­ ger-happy Cuban lender shoots down on the U2 planei when he secures control of the mis­ sile systems, which Washing­ ton understands will occur •bout May 1? The answer, according to officials, is that American retaliation will be sw ift but \r tailored to the magnitude of the offense. The U. S. re­ sponse will not be invasion, at one extreme, or mere dip­ lomatic protest at the other. The punishment, in the words o f Gilbert and Sullivan, will fit the crime. While plans obviously are secret, there is evidence Amer­ ican retaliation might tuke * the form o f wiping out the base from which any missile or missiles were fired. There are 24 o f these lo­ cations. each with six firing sites. They were built by the Russians, whose military per­ sonnel have controlled them since their construction in m 2. . A missile from one of these sites is credited with having destroyed an American U2, which flies at an nititude of more than 70,000 feet, during the October, 1002, missile crisis. Since then, the Russians scrupulously have refrained from bothering the U2 flights. Khrushchev wus un­ able to persuade Castro to <« •crept international inspec­ tion which the Soviet leader had promised to verify with­ drawal of his intermediate * range nuclear missile*. These, which were seroed in on tar­ g e t! In the aouthaaatern Un­ ited States, were withdrawn hy Khrushchov along with his nuclear bombers under U. S. pressure. T Rep. i HLH TO EXHIBIT AT INDUSTRIAL SHOW Davis Talks To Underwriters On Education The Johnson administration, anticipating the possibility of > talent was displayed Two cancer film * will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thuraday at the Church of the Nazarenc, located at Second and Daniels; a vocal solo by Carol Maple in Sanford. The films will be for ladies Proctor; a clarinet solo by Dennis House; a trumpet so­ and older teenage girla only. lo by Pat McLaughlin; a Dr. and Mrs. Thomts Largen boogie-woogie piano by Tom will be present to participate Mclatughlln; a vocal trio by in a riitcussiun and answer Allen Birkenmeyer, Dick Bal- questions. mer and Hilton Bennett; a comedy routine by Larry Bar­ nes; a drum numlier by John Peterson and Bill Wharton and a "bubble-dame" by Glenda Payne. baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Livingston, baby girl, all of Sanford Dischargee Tommy Maggard, Lake Mary; Jeanette Mills, Shirley Hoover, Hazel Jean Brown, all of Oviedo; James Lake, Lake Monroe; Sherrie Lynn Milsap, Mt. Dora; Jainea Parsons, Lee Ester Keen, Sanford A P R IL I I Admlssioai Omcr nutherford, Casselber­ ry; Elsie Miller, DeBsry; Ed­ ward Dougherty, H a r r i e t Young. Samuel Walters, Peg­ gy Horner, Oliva Hillery, Fcnzc Franklin, Mary Barrows, Martha Jo Beaty, E d­ gar Bennett, all of Sanford Births Mr. and Mrt. Dock Beaty, baby boy, Sanford Discharge* Arthur Marcham, Lucille Rob­ inson, Lake Mary; Charles Scudder, DeBary; Carol Smith, Rose Jacobson, Mur­ dock Matheson. David Brady, James Thomas, Willie Griffin, Baby Boy Adams, all of San­ ford N E W 1964 Tiin to n e DeLuxe Champion \\ < :m NEW TREADS HI I III A | i * , ( ifj M l- w ith Jerry Cullum and William Wolfe, senior and junior, re­ spectively, at Seminole High School, have had original poem* accepted for the an­ nual anthology of high school poetry published by the Na­ tional High School Poetry Presa. th o Sanford 322-3649 GOOD SELE CTIO N! CasKel b e rry Grapcville Nursery B la u 2221 Grapcville Ava. 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SANFORD F o r F a s t, E f f i c i e n t Tire, I tiro he a n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with 1 Precision Equipm ent __ PH. 322-0244 t �1 ■% ■ ■ M M ■ ■ « M M ■ % I n Kite Kanfnrh Page 4 — April 22. 1964 fr r x lb P R IC T L IJ U S P O P ... ..... _ L ______ BEETLE B AILE Y Braves Poll 14 Hits In 11-9 Victory Tebbetts On Mend If Lpan 's Smith Blanks Darters On Three Hits • «. I . 1' * • 5 i1 B P J U L IA N STENSTBOM Lanky Donnie Smith went to the hill Tuesday afternoon for Lyman High o f Longwood and scattered three hlti as the Greyhouade blanked the Apop­ ka Blue Darter* 10 to 0 In an Orlanga Belt Conference conteat at Longwood Park. The win gave the 'Hound* a t a co rd of four vlctorie* againat three defeat* In con­ f e r e n c e competition. The orerall record ia fire victories against lire setbacks. The tilt closed out the regular season fo r the Greyhounds but they w ill play in a group tourna­ m en t Lym an moved away out In front during the early frames. The 'Hounds pushed over a pair of runs In the first, four In tha second and added a single marker in tha third. In the fourth Lyman got three m ore to and the scoring. Llsk started for Apopka but was relieved by Sheppard in the second. However, tha Greyboundi found the relievs r'e offerlnga to loelr liking and continued their ecoring apree, aided by four costly Apopka errors. Richard Smith, Lyman first sacker, came up with a double and a triple. Donnie Smith, Lym an'e moundsman, fanned 21 Blue Darter* while walking only on*. Jill's Lady Wins Cutting Contest M South Seminole About Sport* Punches Holes Thinking Out Loud In JH Defense Jill's Lady, present leading money winner fo r the 1964 world's champion c u t t i n g b o m , owned and ridden by LeB oy Ashcraft o f Dallas, Texas, won the first round of opsn cutting competition at Harden P a r a s Saturday after­ noon. Ray's Dbtte, owned and rid­ den by Spencer Harden of Harden Parma, took first place la the second round with Jill's Lady standing In second plaea. User* were OS entries com­ peting in the afternoon cutting events for the » 2,ooo purse. Keith Barnett o f Mesquite, Texas, judged the events. Ap­ proximately 100 apectators were on hand for the competi­ tion. Standing* of the four events: 1st epeu cutting — IS horses entered: l i t — JlU's Lady, Leroy Ash­ craft, Dellas, Texas 2nd and Srd — Duchess Ann owned by A. F . McDavid and ridden by Salty Lang­ ford o f Brooker 2nd and Srd—Bay mare own­ ed and ridden by C. L. Mann, St. Cloud 4th — Misty Dude, Gao. C. Harden, Sanlord 2nd ga-ronnd open cutting — 21 horses entered: 1st—Rey'a Dixie, G, Spencer Harden, Sanford 2nd-JlU'e Lady, Leroy Ash­ craft, Dallas, Texas trd — King Bacchus, Edgar Brown, owner and ridden by John Christy, Ft. Pierce 4th—Scar Hug, D. R. Daniels, owner and Buck Daniels, rider, Oakland Park Novice cutting—2* horses en­ ters*: 1st—Bobbin Tim s, Jay Caponay, P L Lauderdela Novice Rider Class — I t en­ tries: Tribe Griddera Gala Weight O f 21 returning Isttermen, Semlnol* High football coach, Jim Plgott, saya the average weight haa Increased nine pound* per man and the chance* are that by the time the date fo r atarting spring drills rolls around it may go even higher. Spring practice will begin May S. Plgott says It'a boing billed especially as a v a n ity function. The Semlnola mentor reporta also that the team averago la now listed at 181 pounds per man. Tha line average 188 and tha hacks 176. Jim says tha Seminole* eould put a team on tho field that would look and sound tackles, Joe Farleee (104) and either Joe Purdy (178) or and Steve Clark (188) a t the the guard slots, Stave Baiint and (196) at center, Rohnl* Hin­ the son (188) at quarterback, like this: Larry Wataon (210) Mika Fordhara (180) a t ends, Dava Noell (SOS) Dave Golloher (103) at Major Leagues United Press International National League P e t GB W L .800 Philadelphia 4 1 5 2 .714 San Fran. Ml to 4 a Pittsburgh .571 1 4 3 Milwaukee .571 1 St. Louis 4 a .571 1 4 3 Cincinnati .429 2 3 4 Houston .333 2to Chicago 3 4 .200 3 1 4 New York .143 4 Los Angeles 1 6 Tuesday’* Results Philadelphia at New York, ppd., rain Pittsburgh • Chicago S Cincinnati 10 Houston 5, night Only games scheduled Thursday'* Game* Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Phlla., night Cincinnati at Houston, night Loa Angeles at St. Louis, night Only games scheduled Am erica* League Fct. GB W L .800 4 1 Baltimore AM to Minnesota 4 2 .M7 to 4 2 Detroit .667 1 2 1 Cleveland .600 1 3 2 Boatoo .400 2 Loa An*. 2 9 .400 2 2 3 Chicago .250 2lk 1 3 Kan. City M3 2Va Wathlngton 2 4 .200 2 1 4 Now York Tuesday's Results Washington at Minnesota, ppd. □avaland > Kan. City I, night Detroit • Loa Angela* 4, night Oidy games scheduled Thursday's Games Washington nt Minnesota Cleveland at lo a Angelas, night Boston at BalUmort, night Only games scheduled Men’s Golf Team Defeats McCoy The Mayfair Men's golf team defeated tha McCoy A PB team Sunday at the Mayfair Country Club. Fifty-four players participat­ ed in the Inter-city match which Mayfair woa, «7to to 2914. Loa grot* for M ayfair was won by G. Clemens with a 74 and T. Hellsley with a 71 took tha honors (or McCoy. Low net winner with a 88 waa McCoy’s C. Heltsley with Mayfair's A. DeFrance (87) and McCoy's L. Martin (70) coming in se­ cond and third. Tied for fourth at 71 were R. Bradford and D. Farrens followed by R. Simaa and C. Yost at 71 and J. Palmer, H. Heckenback and B. Jem igtn at 73, all from ths Mayfair club. Buddy Burton (102) e t le ft half, Billy Kuykendall (175) at right half and Las Spark­ man (198) at fullback. Larry Wataon haa pot on tha most weight, 23 pounds, On the other elds o f the led­ ger, Steve Harris has dropped 10 pounds but he's been bothered by a bit o f slckntea, says the coaeh, and he’ll pick It up without difficulty. When one pceka a t 8eml note's 1904 gridiron schedule It’s easy to undarstand the Tribe w ill need everything and avery pound available. The local* w ill meet tha other seven clubs In the Metro Con* ferenea plus Titusville, L y man and DeLand. • • • Ilavaal Burn* Loa Angtlsa Dodgers Gan srai Manager Buitia Bavaal is unhappy about ths San Francisco Glanta’ acquisition o f Duke Snider from the New York Meta — but apparently not too concerned. "Truthfully, I don't fast Snider's going ta tha Giants w ill change tha eomplaxion o f tha raea," aald Bavaal, "but I ’m a littlw burned up in prin­ ciple." The Dodger executive re­ called that tha Loa Angelea club told Spidar to the Mata last year fo r 140,000 a fter ra­ pes ted entreaties by M et o f­ ficials Georgs W alts aad Don Grant who said they had plenty o f money to spend. "S o what happen* T Waiaa and Grant turn around and sail tha guy to tho Giants without even ths courtesy o f a phona call to m i, asking i f w e want to buy him back." Would Bavaal have taken Balder back I f ha had bean askedT "Before Utttng him go to tha Glanta T Hack yea." Rex Holds On To Loop Lead Rax Liquors wars able to hold on to their precarious parch atop the Businessmen's Bowling leagu e ladder last week a t Jet Lanes by winning thru* games o v a r Faron Builders w h i l e Cavanaugh Tiru waa doing llkawlao at th a axpansa o f Smith's Amoco. Dick Zucksrman was tha "shootln* star" fo r Rex with 110/818 and Lsnnla Biondl and Bam Faron war* tha acaa fo r ths Builder* with 199/493 and 180/498 respectively. Stave Mason waa tha league "hot ahot" with taO/886 fo r Cavanaugh and M a r a h a 11 1st—Jay Caponty, P L LauderWiltshire with 192/491 and dale 2nd—Nancy Platt, K litlm m e* A r t Ratal with 182/819 pscad Smith’*. Dlek’a Appliance and Taa No. 4 split eves la their match aa Ralph Batta pound ad the pint fo r a 811 series and V ergil Anderson bombed a 616 fo r Team No. 4. Team No. S continued their winning ways by sweeping all four points ovar Kondracki and Cllna'a Sinclair. Jimmy Johnson waa the pacesetter fo r Team No. I and Curt “ Bomber" Abney ahot 197/ 504 to lead Kondracki aad Cline. By United P ies* International Convalescing Birdie Tebbetts reports he’s coming along just fine, thanks to plenty of rest and some home run therapy by Leon Wagner. Tebbetti to recovering from a recent heart attack in Tuc- B y Jnllsa Bteurtr— Tho Sanford Junior Illfh Braves pounded three South Semlnola Junior High burlers for 14 hits Tuesday afternoon and, deaplto six error*, tha Brave* beat the Hurricane* 11 to 9 at tho local Junior high r Y «K park. The Braves recorded their eighth victory of the action against a lone aetback, that on* coming at the hand* of Evans High School's JayVees at Orlando. It waa a rather wild affair with the Braves blasting tho South Seminole pitching on . the one hand and playing ex­ ■’ . • ■* ■ tremely loose baieball defen­ sive as they potted six mis cue*. Tha Hurricanes Jumped into t i- j : a laad with a pair o f first D AVE W A L L A C E , designer o f the new Deltona inning scorei. The Braves Golf nnd Country Club course looks over a gen­ bounced right back to tally eral view o f the ninth fairway. In the right back­ three times but South Semiground is the site where the new clubhouse is to notes quickly knotted jh e count vrith a aecond inning run. Tha he constructed. Wallace will be the club pro Braves, just as rapidly, un­ when the layout is opened In September. tied the score with a single marker In their half of the secood. The Hurricanes took a 5 to 4 toad with two runs in the third and moved to a 7 to 4 margin with two more in the fourth. The Braves then came up with five runs in their In s little more than four rumarooa "d oglegs" nod tta half o f tha fourth to tako a months play will begin on one tricky greena w ill bo wall pro­ • to 7 toad. They added two tected by traps. more in the fifth and limited of the fineat and moat chal golf couriei In To accommodate tha true tha Hurricanes to one in lenging Florida, golf buff, the fineat available aevootii. The firat nine bolei of the M a rt Brower started on the strains of hybrid Bermuda championship course at the hiH for tho Hurricanes. He grata a n boing planted. gave way to Charlie Newell Deltona Golf and Country Club On tha par 28 front nine, who In turn was relieved by is scheduled to open in Sept which will measure about I,ember. Construction of the Bruce Stuart. Ron Dudley waa 250 yards, there arc five par the Braves starter but waa eecond nine holes will begin 4 holes, two par 3s and two shortly. replaced by Stev* Leach In par 5a. The shortest hole m ea­ Frank E. Mackto Jr., presl tha fifth. sures 185 yards nod tha long­ Sanford catcher Tommy dent o f The Deltona Corpora est 521. Bryant cam e up with a dou­ Uon, said "th e golf course la Golf carta will be available ble, a triple and a single in being rushed to completion a and rain abeltera will be con­ full two years ahead o f ache four tripe to the plate. He structed *4 strategic spots. drove in four o f the Braves’ dute to give our ruaidenU tha W a lto n w ill servo as the recreation facilities so badly runs. Prank Whigham also club’s professional Instructor. needed In this area." had three for four, all slnglei. Construction is scheduled to Mark Ctolo, Loach and Dudbegin soSQ on the course club­ tog also contributed two s a l t h o u se- overlooking the first tie* aptoea. Helm# had a pair o f dou­ toe and tho ninth grew ble* for the Hurricanes white which will include a snack Burg had turn for four, both bar, locker room*, pro shop and s club room. A large singles. The Braves will boat Lyman parking lot will be built ad High's Baby Greyboundi next Jacent to the clubhouse. A five-acre driving range Tuesday at the Sanford already producing the school's diamond. On April la g r a u e i which will be used dO they will meet South Semito keep the fairways and note In a return match to bo greena in top shape. Pipe end played at Longwood P a rt. sprinkler heads have been Score by innings: So. Sam. 212 211 1— 8 4 1 installed on most o f the fair­ Sanf. JH 210 520 x-1 1 14 4 ways. Designed by noted golf Brewer, Newell, Stuart and course architect Dave Wat Lott; Dudky, Loach and Drylace, the Deltona course la ant. being laid out on iso acre* of roiling, tree-covered land on Normandy Boulevard at the north cod of the commun­ ity. W L The natural contour o f the Klniawood 8 0 MeRaney land makoe tho alto "a n ideal 9 1 location for a golf course,1 Wilson Mater 2 1 Chase Wallace aald. "B tovatioo o f 3 9 the course varies from about Fla. St. 8ank 2 9 Longwood 18 feet to ao feet above aaa 2 3 Robbs level and this make* tho 1 3 U S O court# unique in • state which 0 8 Results Tueoday to noted for its fiat terrain.1 Longwood 8, Fla. St. Bank 8 Soma o f Use atovattoM and Chase 12, Wilson Malar 11 depression! on tha Deltona Gamas Tonight court# had to be modified boFla. BL Bank at Klngawood, cauee they were ao abrupt. T:M Tho course will be a 4n»* USO at Chase, 6:41 teat o f a goUer*# ability. (A t Fort MeUoa P ark ) Its fairways w ill feature i g is i i* Deltona's New Golf To Be A Challenge son. Arts., and one of tb* few Pittsburgh downed North Orlando Beats Altamonte North Orlando’s Little Lea­ gue farm team clobbered the Altamooto Springs Senators by a score o f 29 to 2 In a con­ test played at Altamonte Springs Monday afternoon. Pat K elly and Martin King shared tho mound duties for North Orlando with Micky Shiver* catching. runs in the ninth but winning pitcher Jim (Mudcat) Grant yielded to reliever Ted Aber­ nathy in the bottom of the ninth after giving up a bomcr to Bill Bryan and a single to rookla Dick Green. Detroit defeated the Angela, 8-4, in the only other Am er­ ican League game played. Tb* Washington • Minnesota game waa rained out In the National League, Cincinnati beat Houston, 10-5, W ARREN’S B A IT BUCKET 2 Ml. W. of Sanford Rt. 46 Featuring • Bagged M inn ow s • Shiners — Med. A la r g e • Missouri*, Worms, Crickets Ph. 322-6640 Vote to Elect TROY RAY moat Q UALIFIED for Tax Collector Seminole County Pd. Pol. Adv. Comet sales have more than doubled Men's League up Blackwell Plus Taa A Recap. T i n 1317. in just a year!' No wonder Comet sales are soaring-setting neW records every dayl This car’s a winner and everybody' loves a winner. It’s the W orld's Durability Chan*, pion . . . winner of the Pure Oil Achievement Award . . . *64's Most Honored Car for styling and design K . . holder of a traditional record for, high resale value . . . bigger, bolder, more beautiful than any Comet before! Better join the winner’s circle— today) ue. AU recaps guaranteed agalust *11 reed kasarda aad defeats far tha Ufa a f tin s and tube*. MBS. W IL L IA M J. K EENAN* left, Banfonl, w u all smites at tha conclusion of ths 86th annual champtonshlpa of tha Florida Woman's stats Golf Association held at ths Port SL Luds Coun­ try Club. Mrs. Keenan won tha sixth flight. She receives congratulation from Mrs. John W . Powell, Jacksonville, prize chairman, a. (Photo by Ed GlucklerJ. F R K X M O U N TIN G • BU D G ET TERM S G IV E YO U R HOM E T H E BRIG H T LOOK _____ t e . 822-1448 . Fo c t o ry Faint Outlet M IT B. French I - 406 W. FIRST ST. 4 ^ A ■ FA8-M 61 ) Junior League G U ARAN TEED RECAPS! P A IN T S Chicago, thing* he does every day to 6-5, and the Philadelphia-New check to sea bow hia Clave- York game was postponed be­ cause of wot ground*. land ball dub to doing. Ex-Dodger star Larry Sher­ He haa a apecial Interest in ry recorded hto first A L vic­ Wagner because the Indians tory by pitching three hltleis tried to get him from tha Los innings in relief for the T i­ Angeles Angels fo r two years gers againat the Angels after taking over for starter Frank and finally succeeded last De­ Lary. cember. The Tigers scored what Wagner bit 28 homers for proved to be the decisive two Team W L the Angela last year and In­ runs in the sixth when Loa Elks 4 1 sists be can better that total Kiwanla 4 1 Angeles Manager BIU Rlgney appreciably with the Indians. Lake Mary 3 2 employed three of the seven He belted his second hom­ Shrine 3 2 pitchers he used in the game. er o f the season with one on Rotary 2 3 Two singles, an error and an In the eighth inning Tuesday CPO 1 4 infield out gave Detroit it* two night to bring tb* Indiana Civitan 1 5 runi. Dan Oslnski was the los­ from behind and lead them to Result* Tuesday a 5-3 victory ovar the K a n in er. Civitans 8, CPO 6 Cincinnati r a k a d former City A*a. Kiwanls 5, Lake Mary 4 teammate Jim Owen* and Wagner’s blow tailed com­ Games Today four Houston relievers for 16 pletely over the right field No Games Scheduled hits aa southpaw Jim O’Toole "pennant porch" and came Games Thursday picked up his second win o f Rotary at Shrine, 4:30 p.m off loser Diego Scgul, who had the season although he had to homcred himself with the Lake Mary at Kiwanls 7:30 bases empty in the seventh to leave in the seventh after bop. m. Ing bit on the finger by a bat­ put Kansas City ahead, 2-1. (A t Memorial Stadium) The Indians added two more ted ball. Get a “success” deal on '64's hottest car! HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Ave. ) . * �X . Wlj* it WrraTB i April 22, 1964 — Pag* 5 THURS. 25th & PARK, SANFORD OPEN ’TIL 9 P. M. quantity Klghta Reserved J O H N D AV ID Bryan Jr., 25, is the subject o f a nationwide search by the FB I to answer kidnapping charges. He is a white male, five feet 10 inches, 140 pounds, light b r o w n hnir and blue eyes. His upper teeth are decay­ ed and he bears a scar nbove his left e y e. A n y o n e knowing his whereabouts a r e re­ quested to contact the FBI. C R IS C O ^ O IL Wins 2 Awards The Sanford Junior High School Band achieved a con* cert rating o f good and a rat­ ing o f excellent in tha sight­ reading event at Saturday's District Five contest It was sponsored by the Florida Mas­ ters Association and was held at M erritt Island. Those students receiving superior medals fo r solo per­ formances were Donnie Westbroik, Janice Corbin, Sally Deal, Barney Griggs, Neil Ri­ chard, Donnie Battem, Step­ hen Leach, John Charles A ik ­ en, Frances Cammack, Laura Faye Watson and Larry W il­ liams. Students receiving ensem­ ble medals were Stephen Leach, Ware Gardner, Cathy Best, Billy Spelgle, Cindy Slayton, Sally Deal, Janice Corbin, Craig Orseno, Step­ hen Crews, Wayne Hardin, Bob Repp, Darrell Vodopich, Bette Corbette, Fatty Bosk anil Joyce Jones. Ilia A end B Twirling Corps consisting o f Frances Cammack, Kathy Avenel, Don­ na Bezwiechin, Brenda Brown, Robin Fordham, Dixie H ol­ mes, Martha Johnson, Michele Malbon, Laura Faya Watson, Sheralynn Williams, Kathy Young, Carol Ball, Bonnie Boyd, Mary Jane Byrnes, Frances Dangleman, Ann Doudney, Sharon Ganas, Gail Gatchel, Jean H uff, Wendy Martin, Janice Rahn, Vicki Sheehan and K ay White. Students receiving excel­ lent ratings fo r solos or en­ sembles were Mark Reborn, Robert Law, Jack Beckwith, Jim Buckler, Robin Fordham, Michele Malbon, Cindy Slay­ ton, Joyce Jones, Ronnie Westbrook, Larry S m i t h , Sammy Parrish, Tom Jones, Robert Jernlgan, Bruce Schlrsrd, Kenneth Allison, Step­ hen Allison, Sharon Jenkins and Jimmie Patterson. Good ratings were received by Craig Orseno, Dan Wireman, Sammy Parrish, Ken Martin, Riley Jeffcost, Donna Bezwiechin, Bob Corbin, Tom Jones, Chris Smith, Jack Beckwith, Donnie Battera and 8haron Jenkins. Twenty-three bands. from seven Central Florida countiea participated In the an­ nual event. k 'l 12 OZ. BTL. 6 OZ. CAN EACH Lim it: One With Your f l Or More Food Order Please "E V E R F R E S H " BREAD 20 Or. Loaves “ APP1AN W A Y * P I Z Z A ..................... “ PY-O-MY” -N O R T H E R N * CAKE M IX E S PORK 4 OZ. C A N SAUSAGE ................. I OZ. C AN PEPPER . . . . . . . . “ G O B B Y'S" P L A IN OR IODIZED 28 OZ. PKG. 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Quoting the late Gifford Pin ehot, Avery stated: " A nation deprived of Uberty may win it, a nation divided m ay re­ unite, but • nation where n i' tural resources are destroy' ed mutt inevitably pay the penalty o f poverty, degrade tioo and decay." fo llo w in g la Avery’s sum m aty o f the referendum up lo r approval or disapproval by the county voters on Slay e * < i 1 t i Because water la generally conceded to be our most Im­ portant natural resource, the placing on the ballot of Semistole County's first Water Cooeervatioa and Control Act be­ comes o f vital interest to every eiUzen within our boun­ daries. By being thorough, the Bill o f Necessity, contains some 49 typewritten legal s i z e pages, with over one and oneh alf pages required for the title alone. To put It rather m ildly, this presents some­ what of a problem to your County Officials Interested in disemlnatlng Its content to the electors being asked to vote its future in the Prim ary Election next. The Act cites as its reasons for existing, the great dam­ age, both economic and ac­ tual, resulting from severe flooding and long periods of drought experienced by Semi­ nole County. It also recog­ nizes as a County purpose, the means to provide a rem­ edy for the future. However, the Act may not become effective until Its ap­ proval by a majority of the electors voting in a referen dum election to be held in Seminole County. Hence, Its reason for being placed on the ballot May 5th, by your Board of County Commission­ ers. Generally, the Bill ran be divided into two broad cate­ gories, 1. a. W HAT It author- Business Briefs I f t Ted Williams Hardware Company will be one of 22,000 Independent Hardware atores throughout the country to par­ ticipate in Hardware-House­ ware Week, opening Thursday, April 23rd, Kenny Uoutwcll announced today. The Annual Spring Sale which is sponsored hy the In dependent Retail Hardware men of America, will feature selected Happy Home Values on famous brand merchandise for Ted Williams Hardware customers from the country’s leading hardware It house wares manufacturers, Mr. Boutwell said. "T h e outstanding new fea ture of this year's Hardware Housewares W eek," Boutwell aaid, "la the long and valu able Hat of prizes our custom era have the chance to win. fo u r Rambler American Con vertlbles, completely equipped with famous Rambler extras, w ill be given away to some lucky shoppers, simply by com lng in and registering at our contest counter, no jingles, no gimmicks to write, nothing to buy . . . Just sign an entry blank at our store. There are nearly 900 valuable merchan disc prises that will be award ed to lucky shoppers during Hardware-Housewares Week, aad winners wUl be announc •d following the national drawing on June 15. It will be ‘open house* dur lng the entire celebration at Tad Williams Hardware Co., and all their customers are urged to drop in, ask about hardware needs, shop the 10,000 llama carried in stock to serve your needs, while tak­ ing advantage o f the chance to win on# o f the four new Rambler American Conver­ tibles during "H appy Home Values" week. .English coins got the name "guincaa” from the unusually pure gold mined in Guinea, o g the West African coast. izes the County to undertake construction, operation and and the FINANCING o f any maintenance of prim ary facili­ ties. such undertakings. For purpose o f operating A U TH O R ITY and maintaining secondary It grants very broad and facilities in a special tax dis­ general powers to the County, trict, the Board m ay levy a slmost w 1 1 h o uu t limitation tax not to exceed three-tenths The County is author (3/10) of a mill each year. ized and e m p o w e r e d to Special assessment bonds employ Engineers, Attorneys, may be Issued in an amount Accountants, Financial and not to exceed 70% o f the other experts necessary to ac­ quire rights, easements and total cost o f assessable im­ provements. However, should franchises o f any nature and to construct, improve, recon­ the full faith and credit of struct, maintain and operate the County be pledged as ad canals, ditches, drainage faci­ ditional security, the same lities, reservoirs, dams, le­ procedure as with general vees, sUceways, dredging hold­ obligation bonds would apply. GENERAL ing basins, floodways, pump­ For tlilrty years and longer, ing stations or any other faci­ lities for the conservation, leaders in the fields of Agri control, development, utiliza­ culture, Industry and Rccrea tioo, have recognized the tion and disposal of water. To acquire by condemna­ need for affective water con­ tion, purchase or gift, lands servation and management, In above and below water, rip­ order that future generations arian rights and personna) may continue to enjoy our property for the construction most priceless resources. This Bill will provide a of the aforementioned facul­ means to insure a good, ties. sound and progressive pro­ The County would be em ­ gram. Should the electors de­ powered to regulate supplies sire to place the necessary of water by diverting excess tools In the hands of their waters from one area, lake, pond, stream, basin, river, elected Board o f County Com mlssioners. or other storage facility to Whatever the Act’s fate on any other lake, pond, etc., and to establish and maintain May 5th, the Board considered it an urgent responsibility to water levels in all lakes. It would grant the Couifty prepare and place before our authority to require permits citizens this important deci­ for any person, firm, corpora- sion, which is rightfully theirs. Uon or other body, (except This responslbilty has been municipalities and special tax creditably discharged. districts) before construction of any water control facility. The authority is granted to suspend or deny permits, In­ cluding building permits, un­ til an adequate drainage pro­ gram, including the ultimate disposition of the waters drained from the property for which the permit is requested, Is established. The County would have the power to establish and create departments, boards or other agencies it deems necessary or desirable to carry out the powers provided in this Act. It creates an “ Advisory Committee", which shall con­ sist o f five memlwrs appoint­ ed for a term of two years selected one each from the following interests: Council Member or Mayor of a muni­ cipality, Agricultural, Recrea­ tional, Industrial and a Free­ holder from the County at Large. Possibly, the broadest pow­ er granted is the one dealing with "Assessable Improve­ ments” . Simply stated, it al­ lows the County to construct facilities o f $ local nature that will benefit to the pre­ mises or lands served by such facilities; and to place on those lands served, a spe­ cial assessment to recover the cost of such facilities. The Board is authorized to create special tax districts for secondary conservation and control facilities, and assess, levy and collect a special tax for the operation and main­ tenance of said districts. A secondary facility being defined within the Act as a facility designated by the Hoard of County Commission­ ers, and shall include storm sewers, ditches, minor flow canals, curb drainage sys­ tems, transporting and drain­ ing water from individual pro­ perties and local areas. FINANCING In every Instance, the Iss­ uance of general obligation bonds must be approved by the registered freeholders In a referendum election. They are further limited to a total value not to exceed 4% of the assessed value of the taxable property within the County. The Board is granted auth­ ority to levy a tax to exceed two (2 ) mills per year for Blje ny Mrs, Adam Page 6 — April 22, 1964 R rrxl& Lutheran League To Meet In Sanford Insurance Manager Appointed Leonard F. Stewart o f 70 and in Sanford before his re­ Edgemon Avenue, North cent promotion. Stewart and his wife, the Final plane fo r the Orlando Orlando, has been appointed former Miss Edna Smith o f Zone Lutheran Women’a Mis­ Agency manager o f Metropol­ Atlanta, have two children. sionary League Spring Rally, itan L ife Iniuranee Company’* to be held in Sanford Satur­ branch office in Sanford, it day at the Lutheran Church waa announced today by M. o f the Redeemer, W. 25th Place, have been announced Roy Williamson, Jr., manager by Mr*. Dru Moore, chairman o f the company’a office in of the Ladie* Aid Society. W inter Park. • Theme o f the rally will be Stewart, a native o f Ham­ “ Tree o f Life.” Registration ilton County, Tcnneitce , re­ will get underway at 0 a.m. ceived hi* high school educa­ with a catered luncheon at tion in Austell, Ga. He holds noon. a bachelor’s degree in busi­ Churches taking part will ness administration from Include: Ascension, Casselber­ Georgia State College. ry; Bethany, Leesburg; Faith, He joined Metropolitan as Eustis; Grace, St. Cloud; Our an agent in the company’a Savior, Orlando; Prlnca o f office in Daytona Beach. He Peace, Orlando; Redeemer, later eerved In W inter Park Sanford; Trinity, Orlando; St. Lukes, Slavia and Zion, Or­ lando. L. F. S TE W A R T Miss Martha Boss, deaconA meeting to plan the Sum­ ness to Hong Kong, will ba mer Youth Program In De­ one o f the featured speakers, nary, which ia sponsored by giving a slide lecture in the the Civic Association, will be The Commission on Stew- morning session and an in­ held at 10 a m. next Monda) irdship o f Kbonzcr Methodist spirational address in the a f­ in the Community Center. Church will meet at 7:15 p.m. ternoon. today to plan the budget for Representative* o f varioue or­ the coming year. Following ganisations interested in as­ this meeting, at 8:15 p.m., It ’a a real Jolt when a sisting with the program arc the officiul board o f the fellow boasts of being a big shot and then get* fired. church will meet. urged to attend. S. M IR A C LE CONCRETE CO M PANY will he one o f the exhibitors at this week’s Industrial Show to bo held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at San­ ford’s Civic Center. The firm specializes in "Rcd-I-M ix” concrete and other concrete products delivered in radio dispatched equipment. The firm, operated by J. E. Terwllleger Jr., fs located nt 309 Elm Avenue. Youth Meeting: Budget Meeting IC IN fl REFRIG E R ATO R R A IL CARS A N D TRU CKS is the specialty o f the Hunter Ice &Fuel Co., one o f the more than 40 Seminole County firm s that will host thousands o f visitors nt this week’s Industrial Show to he held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center. The company is located nt 700 W est 13th St. (Herald Photo) PICK JIM PIG0TT 1 DeBary Group Hears Report On Roads Supt. of Public Instruction Muller Possibilities o f four Inning U. fl. Highway 17-02 through DeBary were discussed nt the last meeting o f the Huslnrsa and Professional Division of ths DeBary C h n m W o f Com­ merce held with Mrs. Dorothy Papinenu presiding in the ab­ sence o f E. A . Davis, chair­ man. Sam Faron reported on a meeting with Max Brewer, district chairman o f the Stats Road Board, advising that it was his opinion a fter this meeting that nothing would he dons on the four-laning project until 1-4 is completed. Ed Redman and William Stripp, also members o f the local committee, concurred. It was reported that the matter o f peddlera on ths highway and signs at each entrance to the community had bean taken up with Rich­ ey Green, district engineer with the stats road board. S a n fo rk Fully Qualified in Administration and Supervision o f Schools—Graduate o f the University o f Florida, Mastera Degree, Rank 1 Certificate (Highest Awarded by State Department o f Education). 14 Yrara o f Succeaiful School Experience in Florida, 7 Yeara In Scmlnola County. PIOOTT'S PLATFORM IS POSITIVE FOR Q U A L IT Y ED U CATIO N . . . W IL L SEEK FU RTH ER IM PROVEM E N T IN TH E AR E AS OF CURRICULUM, TEXT-BOOKS A N D T R A N S PO R TA TIO N . FOR CLOSE COOPERATION B E TW E EN CO U N TY O FFIC IA LS . MISS DORIS FARE R , Enterprise, held her nnnunl Easter hunt after Easter for tlio convenience o f the pnrents and children, followed by a so­ cial hour with refreshments served hy Mrs. Homer Methnny nnd Mrs. Puu! Miller, assisting Miss Fuber. Pictured le ft to right nro back row, Crystal Iiraddock, Forrest, David anti Marcus Nutt, Annette Watson, Willie Hurl well, Jimmy Magenheinier, Vivian Wutson, Ilruce Wutson, Margaret Magenheinier, Clinton Kinlaw, Gregory nnd Stephen Smith, Rnby Julia Smith, Janice Carpenter, John, Benny, Joe and Tamara Hart­ well. John Echols, Juanita Smith and Michael Cockrell. Not pictured were Paul and Sally Miller o f Deltona. FOR A MORE M E A N IN G F U L E L E M E N T A R Y R EPO R T CARD. FOR IM PROVED EDUCATION FOR R ETARD ED C H ILD R E N . FOR A SCHOOL S U P E R IN T E N D E N T ELECTED B Y T H E PEO PLE. W IL L S TR IV E TO K E E P TH E PU BLIC INFO RM ED AB O U T A L L PH ASES OF YO UR SCHOOL SYSTEM. JIM m PIGOTT Pd. Pol. Adr. Farm Brief l i t * earliest forms of bread wars mads from crushed acorna and beechnuts. A D V E R T I S E D IN The average value o f an American farm is •42,000. l.< X >k Famous Brands P M ! at Oaarf# Stuart’s Special Pricea NEW 1 M 4 O F F IC E G U ID E IDIAS Is hale ysm cut tbs cast at veer attics work. 269 ass as at M a d e r a Office ggeTpmeat ead fit lag Systems. Clia enS stuck Iklc aS Sa •«ir feuciiwaa Mtokces cw£? g e o ig e s t u a r i ISS Baal BaMnaes OrtaeSa, StarMs I 'm te llin g y o u ... KASIKST WAY TO 10VEUIR ROOMS • Oee* an ever |Mlnt, wallpaper, plaster, wollbeerii. • Oallen dees eve rape reeas • Dries la 10 aalaatoe D fF tU C U M P C R . PLASTIC PIP E SUPER‘KEM-T0NE S T A N D -U P IN FT. COILS CORNING# WA s e s c ia i CSM * - M f IS. IMS. wSr9 Trees*, cock. 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Parker, who has been home on leave with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Estes o f Longdule, after com* pleting special training in the maintenance o f C*54’s at Eglin A ir Force Base, left Tues­ day for Edward A ir Base in California en* route to Guam where he has been reassigned to Anderson A ir Force Base. (Herald Photo) SIRLOIN OR T-BONE OR OR BONELESS CLUB TOP ROUND OR CUBE SHOULDER FOOTIMKE STEAK STEAK V STEAK I STEAK iia N N ie a iM iH t N m m iiiiin iiiil ft OPENING SOON!* 2460 PA R K AVE. T C H D IR K Y I H E P ROAST WATCH FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF ANOTHER SPARKLING NEW FOOO FAIR IN WINTER PARK AS WE CONTINUE TO KEEP PACE WITH THE BOOMING ORLAND6-CAPE KENNEDY AREA. PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED i i i Lyman Students |j F R E E E X T R A Get TEC Honors ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS At Convention ! I p GROUND BEEF WITH THIS COUPON AND ruaCHAJE OF I / r\rW v ^ ® 5 LB PKC OR MORE 4.29-64 % ARMOUR STAR CANNED CANN PICNICS S LB CAN VELVEETA FARMER O R A Y S K IM L IS S FRANKS 69c STEAKS! MEATY WESTERN SPARE ALASKAN RRIAOID $]»» SHRIMP g LOOK WHAT 10* BUYS! FLA. OR GA. GRADE 'A ' FRESH FRYER ID U C A T O R HOLIDAY ASSO RTM IN T COOKIES „-„,39 COOKIES 49« KOTEX tet 79 11m CAN e FYH E -T A ST R CUTBEETS YEllOWSQUASH •STEAKSAUCE eMUSTARDGREENS eCOLLARDGREENS eTURNIPGREENS eTOMATOSAUCE FLA. OR GA. CRADE 'A ' FRESH FR Y ER DUTCH MAID C H O C O L A T I CHIP Tie* C A N * SOUTHERN CUT S 3/4 •> STL. • DAWN FRESH SANITARY NAFKINS H e . CAN • SUNSHINE j MERCHANTS GREIN STAMPS J ■ M '% )1 2 * • « Pke* RICH Freten • j W Chocolate ECLAIRS J4! ft, I'aaPI tOVMCI vt w i e t « ( m h ••• ••owe. 4-2*-64“ “ * " » « . * * ; MERCHANTS g r ik n • / il A ■ It It? ,!)] * ‘ H ..C A H st a m p s 10c OFF i a i u L w V SIMONIZ TONE U«> C A N * SUNSHINE H E IN Z LIM IT-2 WITH 5.00 OR MORE POOD ORDER 1S*a C A N * SUNSHINE KETCHUP ■ ■ F Y N E -T A S T E u By Jme Casselberry Lyman High Schol TEC Club member, Margaret Ste­ vens, wa* elected atate secretary at a convention of Florida TEC Cluba held re­ cently In St. Petersburg at the Holiday Inn. Margaret also had tha dis­ tinction of being the only girl electronics student present for the meeting. Richard Grant and Bill In­ gram won first and second place in the extempteraneous speaking contest and Richard took second placa in public (peaking. Other competition was held In spelling and debating. Out­ standing event o f the threeday convention for the 100 delegates was the banquet and dance. Attending from Lyman, In addition to the above, were Bob Dowdie, Phil Perrault, Bill Fund and Riena Fox, Ralph Jenson, advisor, ac­ companied the group. Nutritionists say that mod­ ern cooking utenilia don't e ffe c t the nutritive values of foods cooked In them. TTitsi include aluminum, enamel, glass or stainless steel cook­ ing ware. ■Holiday AEROSOL FUMIGANT I ’Im Metthmli L J u n im m FARMHOUSE FAMILY SIZft a.. C A H e S T O K E L Y CREAMPIES ..39 BREADDOUGH 49 5/ / *1°° 3H •* FKO • GOOD.N-RICN, INSTANT S L O A F FKO (M O R T O N •MWITH a sh e d Potatoes GRAVY LIM IT-10 WITH 5.00 OR MORE POOP ORDER J ! XUle.vV Use* I E l.. (I.e i A T I M A C L IA H 'S “ t ! * * ! ■ • TOOTHPASTE • TALL CAN II S . 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I L A O Y F A IR S E E D E D BEANS!2.29 CABBAGE y CUKES 9 M " STURDY FLA STI C 50' GARDEN HOSE M f 2V4ttlWS,kUZrHSM,iLS 3H.R FANCY LONG GRIEM BAR-B-QUE BREAD _ (IN ALUM. FOIL) 3 l! Nt»'4Ml«l4|itert IWNlfN to***«<MBFwMsMM■ BeWiFft* 4,2f 4 4 ftftftft«ftft* IVM OWER..... *39“ EACH FAST EASY TO USE DETERGENT CASCADE GIANT ECONOMY PACK I CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME A W ORK BEG SIZE Fti aR davits IVORY LIQUID 32 OZ BTL SPIC & SPAN 89. 3c OFF LABEL • CLEAN TWICE A S FAST WITH 21 O Z CANS perfectly * LONfl LASTIN B STAINLESS STEEL SCHICK B U D ES 10BLUiesFOR DISHES & GLASSW ARE SHINE JOY LIQUID COMET Cleanser 89« 2 BTL .NIL 654 HI-HO CRACKERS 434 4 1* BTL 47 * 22 OZ BTL 65* 17 OZ DOWNY CREAM Y PIN K 1 L B P K G .4 1 t NABISCO OREO 694 CREMESANDWICH LARGE . PKG SALVO FABRIC SOFTENER . SUNSHINE 22 OZ LIQUID CLEANER THAT CLEANS EVERYTHING 23 O Z AAR. CLEAN DETERGENT IN A TABLET 454 A W ASH DAY MIRACLE edgemreis .* to 10.000 «*M« teN aid at Drug, Garden jpply, Drug and leading Grocery Store* 1 0 LB • NEW way POACHES - ANTS 10*t FKGB CHASE t SANBORN PRISM LEAFY GREEN ( * get rW o f . 1 < Frozen F o o d s J ^ p S ? *• MARGARET STEVENS ui$l4' FIRST CUT RIB FORK INADDITIONTOTHESTAMPSVOU MCtlVt WITHYOU! PUPCMASf. 33 * voo Aim, 69c C R E IN R ND D O E LELL ILIIEI EPP (C U S I 1 CHOPPED , FROZEN 'FO R M ED . L i SHOULDER LAUD u35* KRAFT CNRISISFRIAft STEAKS! BEEF ..M” CHOPS :: RIBS ,J \n | CHOPS , J 1« ! LegQtrs. Breast Qtrs.;,M69 ROAST 99c • R IIN M L L DRfi DREADED M A X 'C H O P PED .FROZEN I FORMED L I FRESH GROUND * FRESH PORI BUTTS THRILL for dishes BEECHNUT* J LB PKG 4 7 £ BABY FOODS irrr 4 6 . r ic j a r j 6 5 * �!! MW ■ Wt tja h d m C v u d sA il ’ r I Palm Circle "O rchldi to y o u !" might well have been the theme ot the April meeting of the Palm Circle o f Sanford Garden Club at the home of one o f Ha DcBary membere, Mrs. William Ferguaon. With orehlda aa the theme o f the program, the apeaker o f the morning, Mark B. Kerr, orchidiat of DcLand, discuss* ed with poaltively contagloua cnthualaam the care and feed­ ing of theae exotica. With hla wife, Mra. Kerr ho llluitrated hla talk with exam ple! of Cattleyaa, Phalaenopia (which grow l well in grecnhousca In northern Florida) and several other breathtaklngly beautiful apeclmena "K e rr grown in DeLand," be aald. "F lo rid a '! clim ate," he aaid, "which la ao congenial to more than 80 indlgcnoua apedea, ja alio very favorable for the production ot the largeflowered cattleyaa that moit women conilder the "Tllfany o f the coraage world." During the informal coffee hour eome 20 membera and aeveral gueata regiitered their appreciation of the work of their prealdent, Mra. Blanton Owen, at the Sanford Flower Show and the honor accruing to Palm Circle In the Sweepatakea Award, Award of l)litinction and three Blue Ribbona which went to her. Palm Clrcle'a May meeting w ill taka the form of a cov­ ered dlah picnic at the home o f Mr*. Arthur W. Lambert o ' Hlghbanka Road, DeBary. The nation'! teen-age girli are giving the bikini the cold ahoulder. Only 1J per cent of them favor the moatly-bare awimauit, according to a aurvey by one magaslne. Moit popular with the under-20 awlmmera: the one-piece ault. HOT HAS TIME COOL W EATHER ARRIVED FOR T A L L DRINKS — Replenish Your Gians And Btemware Now From — Flemings Gift* - Cards • Hooks 210 E. First St. ftanfnrft Page 8 — April 22, 1964 Vrrall Susan Skinner Is Peggy Price Engaged Honored Guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Glen J. Price o f Sanford, announce the en­ gagement and approaching marriage o f their daughter, P eg g y Jane, to Robert Eldon Brown, eon o f Mr. and Mra. Eldo W. Brown, Hartford City, Indiana. Miss Price was born In Kenova, West Virginia and attended schools in Columbus, Ohio and Sanford, Florida. She graduated from Seminole High School with the Class o f 1080 and also attended Florida College o f Medical Technology In Miami, gradu­ ating with a Medical Secre­ tary degree. She la presently employed at the Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. Brown waa born In Hartford City, Indiana and attended schools there, grad­ uating from Montpelier High School, Mentpcller, Indiana, with the Claes o f 1001. A t present he !■ with the Navy, stationed at Sanford Naval A ir Station with Heavy A t ­ tack Squadron One. The wedding will be an event o f May 2, 1084, 7:00 p.ra. at the First Baptist Church, Sanford. No invita­ tions are being issued and all friends of the couple are in­ vited to attend. Miss Susan (Sunny) Skin­ ner, bride-elect o f W’alter Ernest Neal, Jr. was recent­ ly an honored guest at a luncheon at the Skyline Res­ taurant In Orlando. Hostesses fo r the delight­ ful luncheon were Mrs. R. F. Cooper o f Sanford and Mrs. Charles Nlblack o f Oviedo. The table was beautifully decorated with a sliver bowl arranged with pink and white carnation* and baby breath, and the hostesses presented Sunny with a white eatin sachet pillow. Invited guests were Mrs. A . L. Skinner, mother o f the bride-elect, Miss Cheryl Sher­ ri!, Sunny’s college room mate, Mrs. Byron Fox, Mrs. Roy Willisms, Mrs. Ed Mc­ Call, Mra. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Hamilton Blsbee, Mrs J. H. Van Hoy, Mrs. G regg Walker and Mrs. M. L. Nichols. * I H t zm MISS PEGGY JAN E PRICE The Zeta U D C T o Observe South. Memorial X i Chapter Meets With Mrs. Ernest Morris The 7mta X i Choptcr, Beta Others present wers Mrs. Sigma Phi, recently met at P. IL Bach, sponsor, Mrs. S. O. Dormlney, Mrs. Joe T. the homo of M r». Ernest MorCorley, Mrs. Robert Morris, ria in Oitoen with the pres Mrs. Richard Rutler, Mrs. ident, Mrs. Robert Winia Fred Wilson and Mrs. Gary conducting the business meet­ Hudgens. ing. Mrs. Louia Llnnekugcl re­ ported the results o f the Ba­ by of the Year Contest, and the proceeds were in excesi of |f>00, which will be donat­ ed to The Little Red School House. Plans for a rummago sale were completed and tho sale will lie held « t the old Nix Bedding Building on the corn­ er o f Sanford and Celery Avenue. A ll Items not sold will be donated to the Good Samaritan Home. Mrs. Donald LeFils spoke on the Importance o f parlia­ mentary procedure and led a group discussion on "D o’s and Don’ts” for members o f Beta Sigma Phi. Ritual o f Juwcls was held, initiating pledges into full members. Receiving the R it­ ual Degree were Mrs. George Beers, Mrs. Vincent Cars, Mrs. Donald LeFils, Mrs. Louis Linnekugel and Mrs. Thomas Russell. ON SALE NOW Meat For Your Freezer Aged Western Beef Mrs. Virgil Smith New President Of Retired Teachers The Seminole County Re­ tired Tearhers Association met Friday April 17, In the conference room o f The Flrat Federal Savings and Loan building. Offlesrs elected fo r the coming year are Mra. V irgil Smith, president, ftlrs. Hugh Tlllis, vice president, Mrs. Kerfoot Bryant, secretarytreasurer, Mrs. William B. W ray and Miss Edna Chitten­ den, legislative committee, Dsn Steel and Mrs. J. C. Hart­ ley, membership, Mrs. Mild­ red Babcock, publicity, Mrs. Marguerite Graham, telephone and Mrs. J. P. Bates, pro­ gram. Dr. Charlie Park, Jr. pre­ sented a most enlightening program and discussion on ths pros and cona o f the King Anderson Bill and the Kerr Mills Bill, and conducted a discussion on medical care fo r the aged. Get a lasting, sparkling ahoeshlns by smearing shoes with a wet eape o f soap be­ fore polishing them. FOR A N Y OCCASION FLOWERS PORK — V E A L — LAM B Delicious Frozen Vegetables & Fruit* ARE A LW A Y S — CORRECT ALL at Low Quantity Prices FREEZER TRUCK DELIVERY ISO MINIMUM FOR DELIVERY LOW BUDGET FINANCING BEEF QUARTER 135 Lb. Gr. Wt. 100 Lb. Gr. Wt. ECONOMY PACK 49s up - igg -o o SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Ssaford Ave. 122-1822 822-8452 Day Friday P.M . Southern Memorial Day will be observed on Friday April 24th at 4 P. M. by the N or­ man do Vcre Howard Chap­ ter o f the United Daughters o f the Confederacy in Lakeview Cemctary. The Invocation will bo giv­ en by Reverend Richard L y ­ ons and the Honorable Knrlyle Houaholder will be the speaker. Committee in charge o f ar­ rangements are Mrs. Claude P. Herndon and Mrs. W. B. Kirby. GROUND BEEF PATTIES (5 to pkg.) 5 5 c Lb. RUMP ROAST 4 Lb. Avg..... . 5 9 c Lb. LOIN TIP ROAST 4 Lb. Avg. 99^ FHONA Sanford >>241*1 ruri,\jy. & 0 r. Miss Laura Chase Named T o Dean’s Vt. College List Laura D. Chase, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Randall Chase If, o f 8anford has been nam­ ed to the Dean’s List at Green Mountain College, Poultney, Vt. fo r tho second se­ mester. She Is a student in the Retailing curriculum. SEM INO LE C O U N TY Home Demonstration Council recently held their final meeting fo r the fiscal year. Discussing past and future progress are seated le ft to right, Mrs. Kay Sassman, county president, and Mrs. Felix Mcge, county delegate. Standing left to right are Miss M yrtie Wilson, county agent, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, county treasurer, Mrs. G. R. Gray, second vice president and Mrs. Frank Steudle, new first vice president. There will be an open coun­ cil meeting and covered dish luncheon on Jfsy 21st at which time a program on Brasil w ill be given by Mrs. Dawsey. It was decided to also con­ tinue giving the gifta at the annual Christmas party ta ths County Homs and Good Samaritan Home. The Council will sponsor the County 4-H dress revue on April 25th, and w ill also sponsor 2 members to the 4-H camp in June. The Council instructed Mrs. if. L. Johnson to collect stor­ ies on the recent Heart Fund queen sponsored by the Mon­ roe H.D. Club and also stor­ ies on recent successful cook­ ing school and a future story on May 3rd nation wide 4-H Church Sunday. These stor­ ies are to be sent to the State H.D. office In Tallahassee. The county President and delegate are to attend tha abort course in Tallahassee on July 13th-15th. The president will serve on the treasurers committee there. Miss M yrtie Wilson, county H.D. Agent told the group this is the 60th year o f Extension Service. Cecil Tucker, County agent spoke briefly to the group on Civil Defense. Lake Mary club w ill be the hostesses at the M ay Council open meeting. K IN G ’S B EAUTY SALQ N Over Roumlliat’a Drug Jennifer J. Blanton To Marry — Special — *10 Cold Wave Complete Permanent $5.00 Haircut Shampoo & Set >1.00 $1.50 N o Appointment Nee. Open Eves By Appt. Ph. 822-9858 Union Board Pres. F A SH IO N O R IG IN A LS Mrs. V. H. Grantham Hosts I „ 9 Women's Fellowship Group DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and Mra. Roy Knealsnd and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Salis­ bury all o f DeBary, visited Mr. and Mr*. John Reynolds o f Boyton Beach, Florida, and placee o f interest In Cen­ tral Florida this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. An­ drews and their guest Mrs. Harry Glover o f Dinghamton, N . Y . visited the Citrus Tow­ er a t Clearmont and other in­ teresting places en route. N O T ICE There’a no need of a long statement when our meooage la brief. So we’ll just skip - down here and any "R A N D A L L ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* n complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate Its customers." 401 W. 13th Street SANFORD, FLORIDA cause o f the resignation met Stetson Student f IB MINIMUM ORDER rooB sam o f each individual club has been the vice president, Mrs. Don­ advised to g e t president pins. Tho council also voted on recently fo r the last fiscal ald Dunn, Mra. Frank Steudle continuing to servo ths USO meeting o f the year. The waa elected to fill ths un-exwith birthday cakes monthly. meeting was held at the Coun­ plred term. The council voted This occurs on ths second ty Agriculture building. Be­ to make a year book and Thursday o f each month. Council W. Kirk Jr. New CUBE STEAKS ( 4 to pkg.) .»«•»«•.« 39^ Dlv. of Bandar AaiitlalM bn. The Seminole County Home Demonstration Mrs. Inez Blanton of Long - 1 the student council, basket-1 member of the baseball team The wedding will ba an wood and Thomas W. Blanton ball team and baseball team, there. He has recently com­ event o f Saturday, April 25, of Orlando announce the cn- He attended Temple Unlveri- pleted a tour o f duty with at 1 p.m. at Christ Episcopal gafiement and approaching ity in Philadelphia and waa a I the United State* Navy. Church in Long wood. marriage of their daughter,! M ils Jennifer Jane Blanton, to Frederick M. Burfelnd, son of Mrs. Dorothy Miller, of Ship Bottom, N . J. The bride-elect waa born in Cleveland, Ohio, and was graduated from Lyman High School with the class of '62. She waa a member o f the Chorllalrea, speech and Drama Club and Pep Club. Sha la presently employed by The Shelby Mutual Insurance Company o f Winter Park. Mr. Burfelnd waa born In Pinewall, N. J., and was grad­ W. L. (Buddy) Kirk, Jr. uated from Bam egat High was recently elected Presi­ School In South Jersey, N. J., dent o f the Student Union whe;e he waa a member of Board at Stetson University, where he is now In his junior year. Buddy, the son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kirk o f Sanford, was graduated from Seminole High School with the class o f 1081 and received all his schooling In Seminole County schools. A t Ststson, where he la a MISS JENNIFER JANE BLANTO N Pre-Law student, Kirk has bean active in other campus activities that Include Wesley Foundation, serving as Resi­ dent Advisor, and membership on the Student Union Board. He Is a member o f Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity. 48 Meals, BARUEQUE STEAK PACK *29-00 Individual Cuts Available Bridal Luncheon HD Council Ends Fiscal Year Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phono >22-0915 Commercial . . . Raaldaatisl . . . Iadaatrial W iring Tw o sleeve, and two skirt langths are provided fo r this lounging or sleeping robe that la comfortable and pretty. In matron'* sites. No. 8107 with Photo-Gulda Is ia alias 86, 88, 40, 42, 44, 41, 48, 50, 52. Bust 88 to 54. Size 88, 40 bust, gown length, short sleeves, 4T» yards of 85inch; long sleeves, 514 yards. To order tend 60 cents ia coins for aach patter* to: Creative Woman The Sanford Herald Box 488, Midtown Station N ew York 18. N. Y . Add 10 cents for first-class mailing. Print nama, address with tone, styla number and alia. Group three o f Christian Women’s Fellowship o f The First Christian Chinch met recently at the home o f Mrs. V. H. Grantham, with Mra. O. D. Landresa presiding ov­ er the meeting. Mia* Florence Blihop eonducted the devotional study. Mra. Landresa waa re-elect­ ed aa group chairman fo r the coming year, and Miss Bishop waa asked to finish the year as eircla secretary-treasurer. I t waa announced that tha present secretary, Mrs. Frank Washburn w ill be transferred to Jacksonville toon. Plana war* made fo r some membera to attend a workshop In Mt. Dor*, and ths Stats Kohlooat’n D IN N ER DELIVER Y SERVICE • Complete dsltcioue dinners DELIVER ED D A ILY MON. T H R U SAT. 4 P. M. to • P. M. B Y D A Y OR W E E K . F R E E M ENU S LO W COST! Sanford A Sanford Aron Ph. >22-2256 SH RIN ERS SPECIAL Back From Th* Spring Hair Styla Show With Naw Ideas In Shaping And Styling For Summer. T* V E R Y S P E C IA L OUR BEST BUDGET W A V S 111 W A V E FO R L IM P . F1NR OR N O R M A L H A IR , C O M PLETE W IT H S T Y L IN G , S H A P IN G * 11 H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY N O O K 111 BO. O A K A V I . PH . 8224741 Convention in Ocala in May. Mrs. Harold Ring presented an exceptionally interesting study o f ths emerging coun­ try o f Nepal, north o f India. Following th* business, a pleasant social hour waa en­ joyed, with Mr*. Grantham serving refreshments to Mrs. C. G. M urray, Mra. O. T. Pearson, Mrs. Euphemla Huntley, Mrs. Landresa, Mrs. Washburn, Mias Bishop and Mrs. Ring. Vote For And ElectA. C. Smith, Jr. YO U R C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R FROM D IS T R IC T 1 Smith, Being A Young Succeaaful Business Man, Property Owner, Taxpayer O f Seminole County, Realizes And Seen The Need For Bet­ ter Improved Rondo, Better Drainage, Improv­ ed 4-H And Home Demonatration Programs, More Industry And Payroll* IMPROVED COOPERATION W ITH A L L PUBLIC OFFI­ CIALS (BOTH CITY A N D CO UNTY) FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TAX PAYER . 8 mith Has The Time To Apply Aa Your County Com­ missioner To Repreaent AU Tha County Tax­ payer!, Not Juit A Few In Certain Sections. Aa Your Commissioner, I Will Strive To See You Receive A Dollars Worth For Every Dollar Spent. Your Support And Vote Will Be Humbly Appreciated On May 5 . A. C, SMITH, JR. Pd. Pol Adv. # 1 *» • ? I �t (Dsunh • D E AR AB B Y: After readlog about th* woman whose birthday presents consist­ ed of new carpeting, a sola cover and an Invitation to go out for dinner from her hus­ band, and some charms for her bracelet from her son, but who was unhappy be­ cause she didn't got a rake, 1 couldn’ t resist writing to • f, D EAR in C O N FID EN TIAL TO W .B. It Is amazing bow much more receptive a child will be to, " L E T S LOOK IT U P ," than to, "G O LOOK IT U P !" Try ltl • • • Get It o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3385. Beverly Hills. Calif., 90212. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 33A5. Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212, for Abby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO W n iTE L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCASSIONS." On(Bhidqa J. 8. Weller of Los Angeles entitled an article In the Assn. Quarterly "S ix Cards is H alf a Slam ." The point of the article la that a comparatively weak alx card suit will be six tricks if partner can fit It. His example hand Is from • duplicate game in which most North players chose to respond three no-trump to their partner's diamond open* in f. In every instance, South pasted and North proceeded to take his 12 top tricks. One North player took a fa r different view of the hand. He saw the extra trick possi­ bilities inherent in his four card support for South's dia­ mond suit and responded one spade. When South rebid to two diamonds, North was off and I have a U P " because little twerps answer the telephone, "W HO IS TH IS ?" This happeos to me often as I use the telephone a great deal In m y business. When little ones answer the phone and doa't want to give U up, but try to engage me In conversation, ! say, "This is Santa Claus and I am tak­ ing orders. Go get your mo­ ther." They run for Mamma real quick and pull her to the phone. r . r. j . • * DEAR A B B Y : What's wrong with having a child answer the telephone with, "W ho is this?" My children (and I have five ranging from four to ten) do this all the time for me. If there is something wrong with "W HO IS TH IS?", then I also give up. BUSY MOTHER DEAR BUSY: With little extra effort a child can be taught lo ask, "Who Is this, P L E A S E ? " And few call­ ers object to being asked to identify themselves, if asked courteously. $jcuaoby ABBY: T V Time Previews 7:30-0 p.m. NBC. Opening 1jouili (Corey Allen) comet Night at the World's Fair, across a disreputable rene­ i Color). Despite the title, gade (N eville Brand) at a most of tills 90-mlnute special lonely waterhoie in the desert. was filmed and taped well in The renegade rcognizrt the advance of the opening. There lad a* the son of the chief are qulcky tours of various responsible for bit serving a areas on the enormous fair prison term for bootlegging. grounds conducted by such The renegade rccognlzca the stars as Carol Channing, Can- fires, but not till he has put llnllai, F r e d MacMurray, the lad through some awful Larne Grrcnc and Marian An­ moments, not the least of derson, with Henry Fonda which ii forcing tha buy to serving as the overall host. drink whiskey that could kill Much o f what you are will him. look as if it were Just com­ 9 9:30 p.m. CBS. The Bcvpleted for the show, but that’s crly Hillbillies. If the basic largely due to the magic of plot is familiar. It's only be­ the NBC cameras and the co­ cause this series has used the operation of fair officials in mistaken-identity bit so often, making those attractions not only rabid fans may not be yet completed seem ready. aware It's become a cliche. The mud and incomplete con­ Some good laughs, neverthe­ struction have been temporar­ less. as the Clampetta Inspect ily conceited In the Interests a ritzy dress shop they’ve In­ of glamorizing the opening, vested In and are mistaken which. It's readily acknow­ for iK'ggars. In turn, the JO A N N E IIKUN operates one of the HIM electronic data processing ma­ ledge. it one of the events of Clampott<. feel the skinny pro­ chined which will bo on display hy Florida Statu Hank during its 2fith an­ the decade. The ihow wilt In­ prietress Is starving and deniversary ojten house on May 1. clude the dedication ceremon­ clde to do something about it. ies and everything possible Playing the snooty shopkeep­ has been done to make you er very well is Natalie Scha­ want to visit the fair. This fer and there’ * an added treat show doesn't even scratch the here when Elly May (Donna surface is a come-on, so Douglas) steps out of her tom­ boy clothes to model some Methodist Men ot the Docome on down. 7:308 p.m. ABC. The Oztie eye-popping gowns. Electronic banking equip­ each individual account on a latnd District will hold a and Harriet Show. "The Blue 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny ment valued at more than quarterly Intais, instead of quarterly dinner and business meeting at the First Method­ Moose." (Rerun). Don't het Kaye Show. Vincent Price, $50,000 will be mi display at Bemi-aunuaily. ist Church In Ormond Beach that the Inspiration for this Howard Morris and Shari 4) Management report*, this Thursday at 6:30 p. m. episode wasn't provided hy Lewis are Danny'* guests to­ Florida State llnnk during On the agenda Is election of Mark Twain. Rick and his night, and the closest the hor­ its open house celebration payroll account*, and many other hank record* will he district officers for thn ensu­ fraternity brother* work out a ror movie star comes to being May t. The data processing system diabolical scheme to run a a monster Is as a hesd waller continuouily produced hy the ing conference year. Guest speaker will he Dr. rival group into painting in a sketch with meek How­ equipment in bring installed system to speed bonking serv­ at the bank in May and will Charles E. Erwin, nationally JUck's fraternity house. This ard Morris. Miss Lewis and result in more rapid posting ice and accuracy. known lecturer, author tnd ancient altuation comedy aer- Danny open the show as pup­ Conversion o f hanking serv­ business consultant now mak­ of accounts, daily computing lea rontinuci to remain young pets singing "Ballin’ t It e of aavinga account interest, ice* to the new ayatem, from ing hla home In Ormond Jack" and later Shari brings in heart. I improved accuracy and safety manual accounting system* Beach. 8:309 p.m. CBS. Suspense. on ber favorite lamb chop in checking account porting will occur on the following Dinner reservations should "The Savage." What could puppet, who tings "F ere Jac­ and Increasing ability to han­ schedule: l»e forwarded direct to First have been developed deeply ques" with llte host. Ravings account* - will b* Methodist Church, Ormond dle growing businraa in Sem­ with racial conflict become* In llte final skit Mr. Price inole County and Central converted in May o f this year. Beach. an ordinary good guy v*. bad employs his vast knowledge of Thrifty checking accounts • Florida. guy plot here. A (air amount art when be explains paint­ converted in J ump o f thia year. A portion of the ayatem, of suspense Is generated how­ ing* to Kaye, who Just atopLoans, bond ledger and pay­ which includes nlng pieces of ever In what Is essentially a ped into the art gallery to get equipment, will he on display roll account* - converted In two man plot. An Indian |out of Use rain. mld-lliOA. in the hank lobby during the "B y the middle o f next 2611: anniversary open house While Boone, Evan* and Coyear, wa hope this ayatem celebration on May 1. lonlul squabble among them­ I m; a significant part of will The display will continue selves for the Metro Conferduring banking hours on May the Ecminole County business rnca baseball title, the lea­ community, adding b data 4, 6 and 8. The system will gue's schools will congregate t l ) Ntwo— Dot * F * o - then be moved to second processing capability to the W E D N E S D A Y P. M . tlielr respective teams Wed. 0*11 community for many business floor quarters where it will nesday night at Evans High 1:1* (S) M v m i h ( I ) A* T b * World Turai \m placed Into operation in purposes," T. E. Tucker, pres­ In Orlando for tha loop's an­ <tt Mess* s a w n , w » a t i l l IS) Cartoons ident o f the hank noted. the bank’a accounting depart­ Use nual (rack m eet S:#S (S) Lot's Mak* A Deal "The existence o f a system ment. ( a> Newsline IS) Aon Sothsro Winter Park la favored l : t t tt> eti s sports <l> Pootword The installation is the first of thia also and capability lake the title sine* they S:tl (4) Weathsr Show can lx an added Incentive fo r 1:11 ( ! ) T h * Peelers electronic banking system to t : t l ( ! ) News— W s it tr Creeindustry te locate in this ar­ am tised 119 points in a recent kits <l) Dor >n Court l>e introduced In Seminole Orange County track meet. ( I ) lluntltv • Brlnklsr ea." t l ) Art Llnklotlor County banking. Ii is expect­ Tit! (3) Pspuo The Parkers probably will 1:1) t l ) N * w »— . Lt*a How. ( ! ) Ultiin Ussvss ed by lata IPIVi that Hip bank ord find most of thrir competition (•> Ch-r-nn* 1:11 I t ) Ixirttto f o u n t will be aide to o ffer the data T:S0 C> World'* r a l r Special coming from the Boone High I I I t)*n*rn' Ho*i>ltal ( « ) Clirunltls proceaaing capabilities uf the Braves. ( I ) To T *ll Th* Truth ItlS (SI Pans Duka S:Sft I I ) Vou Don’t asp IBM system to major bust( ! ) Ch. I H|i*clal (Color) m-aa houses o f the area fur 1:1* <t) Th* Parinar's <l) Russn Ftp A p * f Dsushtrr The Junior Bo)s League the processing o f complicated ( I ) TIi* ICdg* of Night o v j i v t i4 tv t r (S) riehtrops «:0» ( t ) Match Homo Civitan nine tried hopelessly accounting records. f:S! |S> Esplons*. R I U f IM T M I A 7 R F ( t ) TTallmoattr ( ! ) tl*T*rlr lllttklttt** A c c o r d i n g to llichard to rapture their initial victory ( * ) Hscrst Slurin ( I ) Mrs Cs*s1 4:1* |3> llurn* gad Allan TtivtiTR a T i i i a t e n a v Keogh, vice president o f Flor­ of the current season Monday S:SS ( ! ) Dick v*w P rk s 4:31 (1) Now* Carinas Faaa Nile* tS:*t C> Klsvsnth Hoar ida State Bank,-the 11131 sys­ afternoon when they rallied 14) Undo Walt ( I ) Dsnnr Karo I i*i — AD- First Half for four runs In the last half 4il* C ) l(*»l of Utou-hn tem offers these unique im­ <»> Chrrkmats Ta Bn Mratal*4 Da (4) llronro ItitS (S. (•) N * * » . Wrethtr, provements to banking serv­ of (lie seventh frame In their arr-nd akar* • ■ , (4) Cartoon* Sports ronlrst with the Shriller*. I I ) Loovt It To B « * t * r ice: - F 44TTO * rl.A C 4C* (S) N*wo — i f ■ r a b r S ill ( I ) Nswsrsp* However, the rally fell onel.aaa Turasr — Celav 1) Using punched cards Usrtls H i l l t l ) Now*. W«*th*r, I'la* *4 fails (lair to record each deposit and run short in the Civitan effort Sports “ nisvnw T ffin v fta " each check drawn on an ac­ to knut Hie count and the ll:SS <l) Tti*stor of tko Stars l lf a a r f 44. It-klnsna 11:11 (1) Jnhnnjr Carton count, the system will post all Mirincrs grabbed a 7 In 8 vic­ (Color) Itema to tha proper account tory. ( t ) Movlo on the it m i date the item The Shrine nine moved Into THURSDAY A. M. fourth plare In the loop’ s la received at the hank, rather Tbs Boor Lok t Pirates #:** ( ! ) S'an On standings and are now only came from behind in the sixth than the nest day. ItlS IS) aunshlas A im * * * * 2) The ay stem automati­ one game behind the league t : i t ( I ) Urort. Farm H*po>t Inning to score four runt and • :SS (S) Florida iliot srr nip the North Orlando Lillie cally computes and prints the leading Klwanlans. ( • ) Suarlso a*m**t*r The line score: T:*4 (S) Todsv— llush Dows* League nine by a acora of 5 monthly statement and fig ­ ( ! ) Film Fostnrs* ures the monthly service Shrine 020 ISO 1—7 7 2 LAST B A Y TMS (S) Farm MkL S * » * r l U> 4 Saturday afternoon at charge for the current month. Civitan 100 001 4 -8 4 2 T:SS ( ! ) liickla C r s u Bear Lakt. <t> TodSF 8) Ravings account Inter­ WP—Billy Gracey (1 0 ). l.P Larry Glynn and Nick Con­ f i l l (S) Local Mows. W ssest Is updated daily hy the —Tom Hickson (0 1 ), Hit — tbsr stantine ahared the mound system and wilt he credited to Jim Warren (Shrine) • i t * ( l ) C opula K a s f a r * * — ........' duties for Bear Lake with • ( I ) Carlota* MCW Hwl t : t t ( I ) Divorce Conrt Constantine getting credit for uarftaMrrwT* ( I ) Amsrlesa Hlstorv <t; Essrclso For Worn** the victory. Glynn paced the 1:11 ( I ) Cartooas Pirates at the plate with a Starts Tomorruw ( I ) Rompsr Ratal triple. Ben Condon, Tyle DoctS i l l ( I ) l o r When A I 1:8* - 9:08 • 8:19 ON 1(10 IIKANDS (•> k * w *—m b * w a t te ** co, Clint Gorce and Olynn did t*:*a <l> h’ BC Mows 7:18 • 9:99 th* scoring for B tar Lake. FLORIDA STATE BANK TO INSTALL|^hodistMen $50,000 DATA PROCESSING UNIT Set Meeting When South showed three aces and no kings, North de­ cided that the diamond grand •lam would be cold provided that South had the expected W TST CAST alx card diamond suit and at A 1C Q 92 A 8842 least three clubs snd that V 1082 ¥9843 some nasty opponent did not ♦ Q7 ♦ J hold all missing diamonds. A J 882 AQ978 North bid seven diamonds and SOUTH (D> South wrapped It up. A A f AJ7 This North was really enter­ ♦ A9884S prising. He would have gath­ A 1041 ered in the same top score North end South vulnerable for the more conservative bid ■oath West North Cost of alx diamonds. On the other Pass Pose 1♦ 1A P om 4 N.T. Pass hand, K seems to me that all >4 Pass B N.T. Pasa BA other South players were a Pass Pass I * 79 trifle timid. Perhaps, at lu s t Pass Pass one might have realised the Opening teed— A K combination of a alx card running. He assumed that diamond suit and th ru aces South had a alx card diamond was worth some further bid partner jumped suit and went right into a after his right to three no-trump. Blackwood routine. Annual Track Meet Wednesday Television Tonight in love with her, a woman about his love or about the will try almost anything. But possibility that aha w ill ever wtvea wonder, "Is he etlll In leva with m e7" — and how it's amazing how I i 1 1 1 a lose him. DUO MOTEL BEACH MOTEL mvQandiI b ri ■ BEACH, FLOHIDA I f o r Information on A ll 9 U oU la Bond Coupon To: ____________________ M o tel,. 8. Atlantic Avw., Daytona Beech. Florida Please send retef brochure and information regarding □ Bea Dip □ lid o Beach □ Silver Bands ----C ity— — — — — Spaatsk Word foe W o r t l>tc*mb*r Brl«o I I a ? i [. ocf Conr*nlrotlon Pries I* night Tho SloCov* M inin g Links Tho Objoet I t Pet* A f i l e d ) * Prices A re Tailored To V eer Tim *, Needs Aa4 Badge! . . . Be It A Bottle or Case AM *— JSta ta­ ^ (I) (t) (t) (t) <f) IS) (I) (t) (I) (S) LIQUOR MART OF VALUES C<Mesas. Theatres Nl*ht ChAa. § ■ I | | Beginning aa n clerk in tha cffica in 1920, Miss Burns was appointed to th* post­ master's job In 1924. During the year* she has been assist­ ed by her sister, Mrs. Bertha L. Hardin, who also will be retiring this waek a fter 20 yrars service. Beginning Saturday, th* o f­ fice w ill be located at th* corner o f Main and DeBary ftrecta and will be operated by Mr*. Ritchie Harris. A t thli time him re to house de­ livery will become available to all interested in Uds ser­ vice. House numbers, available either from Ryan'e Store or at the post office, should he posted on the home and mail boxes must be installed in front o f th* house within easy reach o f tha carrier who will travel by ear. The new offica will rontinu* to serve customers with ell present services with an add­ ed pickup at 7 p.m. each day including Sunday*. Ladies Guild To Meet By Jane Casselberry Mis* Mlrian Ross, a deacon­ ess in Hong Kong missions since 1946, will be guest speaker at the regular month­ ly meeting o f th* Ladies Guild o f Ascension Lutheran Church o f Casselberry at 8 p.m. ITiursday. She will apeak following th* buelnrse meeting and ahuw elide* o f refugees la “ Rennie'* Mill Camp." Hostesses for tha meeting will be Mr*. Jean Klafehn and Mre. Joen Kercher, Ta? Day Sales Mrs. Ida 8towart, chairman o f the T e g Day held Friday at several locations In Longwood to benefit the Civic League's library Fund, re­ ported today that donations totaled $97.41. She expressed her appreciation lo patrons who helped make the drive •ucceaaful. il -y m m i n 'Mi i n C v t i u ^ O PEN 1:30 Bargain Matinee \x ■Ac OU 1:88 - 2 MON. F R I. LAST D A Y ! F L IG H T FROM A flllt Y A In Color A t 2-4-9-S-lt tilurtn Tomorrow A T SE M IN O LE O N L Y ACADEM Y AW ARD W IN N E R REST ACTOR r r m iii •- • *r'7W • i- • • BTffiiirfTOfiSt Rex Brook* did the pitching for North Orlando with Keren Stephenson behind the plate. Bear Lake goes to Longwood for a contest slated at 9 p.m. Wednesday. Saturday tha P ira lei will play th* Alta­ monte Springs Twlna. tl:SS (S) four First ImpressIon ( I ) Lots o f Lite The executive board o f tha ( I t Stvon K * r » DeBary Public Library, meet­ l l i l t ( ! ) Truth or Constquoncto ing last week qt the Com­ t l ) Kattisr Know* Bo*t munity Center, voted to do­ (< ) Nrarrh for Tomorrow nate a sum o f $60 to tho Cen­ 13:11 ( I 'luldlng Light l:St (S) Now* ter fund fo r enlargement o f ( I ) Krnlo Ford ( I ) Th* Open Window tho kitchen and building o f t i l l IS) Focu* a Red Cross supplies room. 1:11 f t ) Fooplt A r t Funny 112 CtLVtR BRACK AVC. 4 Bear Lake Beats North Orlando SP E C IA L S EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 119 E. F IR S T HANFORD W E G IV E TO P V A L U E STAM PS Donation Made M arts lavs is—i tinlril'rf Ak-Ceedtiering and Hast. THa Bethreem n S t t t S A S t o n e r . H . F i Musk,IV,Bssa Hants, hivaU laicemaa. • fraah aster Iniamlng Paris • Sterflabeard Courts » Ocesnviae Diriag lest**. rDAYTONA" Civitans’ Try Falls Short THURSDAY P. M. cies and Bedroom A|>«rtmente, all attractively decorated and pro­ viding elegant com fort. . . \ to Bhe can win hie liking and fe w aik themielvea, "Docs be thought the average woman gives to keeping her husband's respect by being good enough Uka m e t" as a homemaker so that her In order to keep a husband liking and respect. husband Is proud o f her and Mentioned below are a few o f their home. TV RENTAL of the things she can do to 8ha can win hie liking by • Sale* • Service help Insure that her husband treating hie parenta and rel­ will contlaue to like her atives a i considerately as aha through the years. And If sha treats her own. r A 2-4929 Xealth Color T V Raise he* her husband's liking she Hha ran keep hie liking by 2499 Hanford Are. doesn't have to worry much the way she meets difficult­ ies and hardship — gamely and without complaint. Bha can be sure h ell like her i f she never damages his ago by pointing out hla faults, harping on hla mis­ takes or blaming him when things go wrong. She can keep hla liking I f aha is good company, gay and cheerful and happy. Bha can be aura ha will Ilka bar I f aha shows a real sympathy fo r and understandIng o f others. And It will certainly make m i « . ATLANTIC AVC. him like her If he knows that ■he sees the beet In him and seems unaware of the short­ comings he knows ha has. Marriage la a Ufatlaae I f i l * thing. And although tha "hon­ eymoon" type o f love won’ t l t : l t last forever, genuine liking and affection between a hue- IliSS band and w ife will keep tbs *■' 109 Unite . . . offering a choice of marriage Intact. ' beautiful Motel Itoome, Efficien­ Seminole TV t By Itelen Snodgrass Mias Sarah Bunt*, Enter­ prise postmaster fo r th* past 40 years, will retire Ihla Fri­ day at th* close of the work­ ing day. Woman By Ruth Millett many ►4. n Enterprise Postmaster To Retire Page 9 By Oswald Jacoby NORTH A J 1078 V 1CQB ♦ K109I AAK U)& Jhs l i ’a surprising how A p r f l 2?. 1904 — d (i£ fh L u jh lA suggestion for the woman who signed herself " I GIVE DEAR ABBY: Some wom­ en arc nuts. I ’m talking about that shrew who didn't get a cake for her 48th birthday, and although her husband gave her lovely gifts and Invited her out for dinner, she was so mad she opened a few cans for his dinner and went straight to bed. 1 have been married for 17 years, and the only time my husband ever thinks about my age Is when he has to fill out some pap­ ers and has to know when I was born. And he never remembers from one time to the next. NOT NUTS • • • March 8th was our 10th wedding anniversary. I have never had a cake. On my last anniversary I got a kiss, an embrace and a sincere “ 1 love you." In 19 years we have gone out (or dinner five times. My only complaint Is that my hus­ band isn't able to devote more lime to our four youngsters. But knowing that he must travel 60 miles a day to support his family, I can overlook this. You made my day when you followed that woman's com­ plaint with tills sentence: "T h e most Important thing a man can do for his child­ ren Is to love their mother." M y carpets are threadbare, I don't expect to go out for dinner In the very near future, and I don't own a charm bracelet. Ilut when m y husband comes borne at night, I feel as though I am 21 and it'a our first date. Just aign me— V r r a ll By Abigail Van Buren LUCKY IN lo ve HARRISBURG • • • you. V cn firrfl i I Free Prompt Delivery ® T e l 122*9904 Optn 9 A. M .-1 2 Midnight j .... j. . ^t-r.vutvm , — Features Don Knotts At 2-4-8-R-tt SAT. & SUN. (Deputy Barney F ife O f Tha Andy Griffith Bhirw) A P R IL 2 8 - 2 8 Matinee Only Tm to * I'mtot Incrtdlblt Incredlbli Mr. UmpBtr Mr.Umpttl v iirw^AfM rw ai I AA * L J a • • '• • k 1K ‘ g v v COmJs C AFETER IAS Cam* 8 m * 4t* Am ^ * * ^ o B m . litjoy r it * . apeeftztog Bated*. . . a a k a a g o d a a ^ ^ w *a ^ a Mm * M M m nm I I W I M * • i V P O T F f M B C I B U I p f l f n f masts a r i garisafrarii v«8*tsr i * i . . . tarvad la trvfc , ptaasant aurraaadinga. And )amamtar, Thursday eight \« "4amHy rigW" with fraa daaaart* far a ll. . . and , taturday night la "steak right" whan you grt a big 4449. T-ltaa steak saata* to foot ardar lot only L4MririaBfKA.lt- M S P . * , Omaer d.JO• 8.-00 F. as. Trad* Wind* Cafeterias gl*e located in Orlaada, Lass burg, Cocoa A ' ' * » . st Msibeunw ( .!• ' t: o f I V l f O 11 i ( #• f 11f . i ! f L- if iff Winner — Parenta Magaslne's Special Model Award I I ncredible Mr.llmpet M TftU Is The Fnnaieet | Plet are Y a u ll Ever 8se On Land Or 8to. A ai pi* Free Parking Mala Fleer l a e k t a i Iff r______j �I I I 1 o V$# M i l l ffindl Pag# 10— April 22, 1964 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legaf Notice IN T I I R COURT OP T H E COUNTT JUIMItL SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLO RID A. IN T H E COUNTY J I D O IPS COURT BKWINOLE COUNT! FLORIDA KflTATK OF NORMAN JONES IN PROBATE. K O T K l o r «CTT T O t H CRBBITT RODEN M l b e v e r l t j . noDEJf, hit w lf* . Defendant*. TOO AND BACH OF TOO t r * hereby notified that suit ha* bsan commenced ssalnot you la tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f tha State o f Florida la and for Hamlnolo Countr. tha abbre­ viated tllta of which la: DORCHESTER ■ A V I N O8 BANK . Plaintiff, H E R B E R T RODEN and REVE R L T J. RODEN, hla wlfa, at al, Dafandaata, In Chancery No. t l l i l Tha nature o f thla ault la a foracloaura o f that cartaln i n o r n a t e from aald defendant! to plaintiff, dated January SI. IMS and recorded February 1, IMS la Official Reonrda Bonk 110 pata 101 of tha Public Ra cord! of Semlnoto County, FlorIda, oneumbarlnt that cartaln placa or pareat of property torated, altuate. and belnt In laid County and Slate, to.wlti Lot IT. Block T. NORTH O R L A N D O TOWNHITB, FO URTH ADDITION, aoeordlnt to tha Plat there o f as recorded In Plat Book I I, pate I I . o f tha Pubtlo Rarorda of Seminole County, Florida. EAC H OF TOU IS REQU1R* ED to ftla your anawer or ether written defenaea to tha Complaint with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court o f Hamlnolo County, Florida, In thla pro. ceedlns and to serve a copy thereof upon lha plaintiffs at torneys. whoaa names and ad dress are hereinafter sat forth, aa required by law, not latar than the 11ID day of May 1114. In dsfiu lt thereof the caueo will proceed aa parte upon the anlry of a Decree Pro Confeaeo acatnat you. WITNESS my hand and the official seal of said Court In Semlnola County, Florida, this Ith day of April, 111!. (SEALI Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of lha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhton Deputy Clerk B E A D A L U O R ID L C T AND LEW IS Attorneys for Plaintiff le North Court Strrst Tost Office nos l i f t Orlando, Florida Publish April I, II, It. I I, l i l t C D T.ll In rei Estate at ED YT H JONES AMALONfl Deceased. T a A ll Credllaeu aad Pereaus Having Claims ar Demands Against Said Eatatei You. and each o f you ara heraby notified and required to present any claims and de> mandi which you. or either of you, may have against the e«tats of Edyth Junes Amalong, deceased, late of said County, to Ih e County Judge of Sem­ inole County, Florida, at hie office In Ihe court house of aald County at Hanford, Flor­ ida. within ala calendar months from tha lime of Ihe first pub­ lication o f thla notice. Each claim nr drmand ahall be In writing, and aliall stale the place of residence and poet o f ­ fice address o f the claimant, and ahall ba sworn lo by tha rlalmant. their agent or attor­ ney, and any auch claim or damand not to filed shall ba void, /a/ n. W. Amalong As exerulor of tha Last Will and Taatament of Edyth Jonea Amalong, S t ­ ressed Publish: April II. ! » . May I. II. IM4 CDT-I* In the Court s f the County Judge, gemloole County, FlorIda. In Probate, to rel Estate of HE R BE R T J. HCHUENEMANN Deceased T o AB Creditor# and Persons Having Claims or Demands Agolast Hold Estate i You and each of you ara hereby notified and required to present any claims and domends which you, or either of you, mey have against tha aslale of Herbert J. Hchusnsmann. deceased, lata o f said County, lo lha County Judgs of Htmlnola County, Florida, at hla office In Ihe court house of said County at Sanford, Flor­ ida, within slg calendar months from lha time o f Ihe first publication of this notice. Two copies of each claim or demand ehall ba In writing, and ehall atala tha ntaca of raaldance and post offlca ad­ dress of tha claimant, and shall ha aworn to by tha claimant, bla agent, his attor­ ney, and accompanied by a f i l ­ ing fea of one dollar and auch claim or demand not so filed shell ba void. Monroa E, Hchuenemann Aa eseeulor of the Last Will and Testament of H E R B E R T J. HCIIUENEMANN, deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, R. W. Ware, Attorney N IN T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT fur E ie ju tor OF FLO RIDA 'IN AND FOR P.O. Boa 1411. Hanford, Florida. PKNINOI.K COUNTT. ubllsh April I, II, I I, !». l i l t C IIAN CK R T NO. 1MT4. J. S. OLBAMON, Jit., as Admin. CDT-14 Istrator of Veterans Affairs, an IN THE CIR CUIT COURT. Officer o f the United Slatao of NINTH JUDICIAL CIHUUIT America, OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Plaintiff, SEMINOI.H COUNTT. •ve> ( T I A M ’KIIT NO. IStt* SAMURT, P. BROADT, a/k/a PKUEItAI. N A T IO N A L MunT8. P. BROADT and M A R T E. tJAUH AHHOCIATfuN, a corBROADT, a/k/a M ART E L I. porallon. EABKTII BROADT, his wife, Plaintiff, •nd JAMES T R O TT E R and ----- vs. T RO TTER, hla wife. ROBERT n. c n o z i F . l t and Defendants. HAI.I.T MAIIKH ril oy.lE lt. Ills NOTICE OF SUIT IN wife, and JOANNA H. Clio/,MORTNADB FOIIHCl.OaURR I Ell, T O i JAMES T R O T T E R and — Defendants. — TROTTER, hla wife, NOTIUK OF M IT IN , whoso residence la Atlan­ NORTH 4011 POHUCLOnlWR ta. Georgia, and whose TO: JOANNA H. CltOZIEIl last known address le whose residence le un­ known ami whose Dal t i l l Springdale Road. BW, known ninilliig address le: Atlanta, Georgia. 110 HI. Ilegla Drive, TOU AR E H K R K IIT NOTI Ptnsiicola, Florida. FI HD that a Complaint to TOU AR E HEREBY NOTIforeclose a certain mortgage encumbering the following dee P IE D that an Amended Com­ plaint lo foreclose a certain crlbed real property, to .w lli LOT T H IR T E E N I I I ) of inorlgngfi encumbering Die fol­ HANLANDO E S T A T E S , lowing described real properly, Seminole County, Florida, to-wll: l.ol It. o f HANLANDO EHaccording to Plat thereof TATEH. First Addition, as recorded In Plat Book II, per plat thereof aa record­ Page I I , Public llerorde of ed In Plat Book II. paga Hrmlnole County, Florida. IT of tha I'ubllo llerorde of Together with the following Hetnlnole County, Florida. Improvements: Together with the following I . Weatomatlc Hot Wa ter Heater— H No. A-IO-1*. liooeehubl appliances which ara and sliull bn deemed In ba f l * . K lures ami a pari of tbe really: t • Martha Washington Hurfacs Unit - WestingOven— S No. G A . t l l - I G boose - PIIA I t X T I 1 . Monogram Wa ll Healer Oven • Weellngliousu • — g No. 40.R.DE LA >1-8 1 . Victor I.uelerllne K i t ­ llealer - Monogram • CD chen Eahaual Kan will: I0IP K llo o d lias been filed against you In I . Nutans Heaters Ihe above-styled soil, Ihe short hsa been filed against you In till# of which le Federal Na­ the above styled ault, the short tional Mortgage Association, a tills of which le J, h. uleaeon, Corporation organise.I under Jr., as Administrator of v e i * an Art of Congress and e d i t ­ srana Affairs, an Officer of ing pursuant In Ihe Federal the United Slates of America, National Mortgage Association Plaintiff, versus, Samuel I*, Charier Act, having lie prin­ llroady. a/k/a H. P. Broody cipal offlca In Ihe City of and Mary K. llroady a/k/a Washington, District of Co­ Mary Elisabeth llroady, his lumbia. Plaintiff, versus, RO. wife, and James Trotter and IIERT I*. CROEIER and BAL­ MAIIKH CRIIZIKII. hla — Trotter, hie wife. Defend, LY ants, and you are required to wife, und JOANNA H. UROZIER. Defendants and you are serve a copy of your Anawer or other pleading to the Com* required lo serve a copy of plaint on P la in tiffs Attorney, your Anawer nr other pleading Mack N. Cleveland. Jr., Hulls lo the Amended Complaint on I I I Hanford Atlantic National Plaintiff's Attorney, Mark N. Rank Building. Sanford. Klor. Cleveland. Jr., Holla I I I Han­ Ida, and fils the original An* ford Atlantic National Rank svrer or other pleading In the Building. Hanford. Florida, and office of the Clerk of the Clr* file the original Anawer or cult Court on or before Ihe other pleading In lha office of let day of May, A. D. l i l t . lha Clerk of tha Circuit Court I f you fell to do so, a decree on or befura tha lilts day of pro ronfeaeo will be taken May. A. D. 1911. I f you fall to against you for the relief de> do so, a decrea pro confeeso will ba taken agalnet you for •tended In Ihe Complaint. Thla Notice shall be publish, Ilia relief demanded In tha Amended Complulnt. ed once a week for four con* Thla Nnllre ehall he pubeecullve weeks In The San- llelixl once a week fur four ford Herald, a newspaper clr. consecutive weeks In Tbs Han­ culated In Seminole County, ford Herald, a newspaper c ir ­ Florida. culated In Henilnols County, Dated this loth day of Florida. March, A. D. 11(4, Dated thla 1Ith day o f April, (S E A L ! A. D. l i l t , Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., (B EA L ) Clerk of Circuit Court a/Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. By: Martha T. Vlhlen Clerk of Circuit Court D. C. Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. and Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson Harold F. Jobnsoa Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys at Law P. O. Drawar Z P. O. Drawer E Hanford, Florida Hanford, Florida •ubllsh: April IS. I t. I I, Publish April I, I, II, I I , IM4 May I. l i l t CDT-I CDT-I 1 H Fair Stage For Voters To Meet, Hear Candidates Sunday Civil Rights Demonstrations Dsceaatd Slats of Florida T o: llsorga Jonea, and all other persons con­ cerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed In •aid court praying for the ap­ pointment of Llssle Jones Dan­ iels as administrates of ihs salats of Norman Jones, D*. ceassd, and you ara hereby re­ quired to file your written tlo fensee thereto within 4S days after the first publication. Hhould you fall therein, de­ cree will be entered In due course upon slid petition. WITNEHH my hand and tbe •eal of said court a l Hanford, Hrmlnole County. Florida this Ith day of April A.D.. ISft. C. VERNON MIZE, Jll. County Judge By L E T IIA F O W L E R Clerk Norris D. Woolfork, III Attorney at I-eW S17 W. Church Ht. Orlando, Fla. Publleh: April It. I I. II. May I. I t t l C D T - II IN TDK. CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH Jl D ll IA I. M l t . U l I T IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O UNT!, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. 1**TS UNITED MORTGAGEE HERVICING COIIP., Plaintiff, va. U W IL L IA M MEAD, at us. at al. Defendants. NOTICE OF B i r r IN MORTOAOE FORECLOSURE TO: DARLE NE A. HIIAHPE, formerly known as Darlent A. Aleahlre, and V AIIN E Y HHARI’ E, bar husband IIEHIDENCE: I I I West Plato Tuacon, Arlsona Tou ara hereby notified that a CompDInt lo foracloaa a cer­ tain mortgage encumbering tha following dtscrlbad real property, to-wlt: Lot T. Block 4. W K A T I IEIIHFJELD FIR ST A D D I ­ TION, according to live plat thereof, as recorded In plat Book II, Page 44, Public Records of Hemlnole County, Florida, has bean filed egalnet you In Ihe above styled suit, and you ara required lo serve a copy of your Anewer or other plead­ ing to the Complaint on Plain­ tiff's attorneys, ANDERHON, RUSH, DEAN A LOWNDES. Ill East Central Boulevard. Orlando, Florida, and f l i t the original Answer nr other Pleading In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before lha Und day of Mey, t i l l . I f you fall to do so, a decree pro confeseo will be taken against you for tbe re­ lief demanded In Ilia Com­ plaint. Thla Notice ahall ba publish­ ed once a week for four coneecullve weeks In The Hanford Herald. DATED this 10th day of April. 1144. (H EAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court ny Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ANDKIIHON, ItCHII. DEAN A I.OWNIIEH I I I F.set Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida. Attorneys for Plaintiff Publlehi April U. i t . May I. II. list CDT-IT IN T II E Ulllt I I T COURT IN 4NII FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y . FLORIDA. NO. I9UXI T I I E W II.L I AM Hill'Ilf HI HAV­ INGS BANK. a New Turk banking corporation, Plaintiff, v. AIIE PATRICK FENNELL JR at al, Defendants. NOTICE o r SI IT T H E ST AT E OF FLORIDA TOi Alia Patrick Fennell, Jr., residence unknown Margaret II. Kennelt. residence unknown The mailing address of theea defendants lei Cara Office In Charge. Redar Bomb Scoring. Na­ val Air Facility, No. m l , F I ’O Han Francisco, Cali­ fornia Tou are hereby notified that a ault haa bean filed against you In lha above entitled cause, end that you ara re­ quired lo file your anewer with Ihe Clerk of thla Court and to aerva a copy thereof upon Ihe plaintiff or plaintiff's a t­ torneys, whoaa name and ad­ dress la Jennings, Walts. Clarks and Hamilton, |:«« Barnett National Bank Build­ ing, Jacksonville I, Florida, not later than May II, 1111. If you fall to do ao a decree pro confesso will be entered against you for Ihe relief de­ mand In lha complaint. This • ult la lo foracloaa a mort­ gage. The real property pro­ ceeded agalnet la: Lot 4 of Block " B " of BOCTII PIN K CltKHT. a subdivision, aa recorded In Plat Book 14, pages I and 14 of tha Public Records of Bamlnola County, Flo r­ ida. WITNEHH my hand and Ihs seal of aald Court at Hanford, Florida, thla llh day of April, 1944. (COURT HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of lha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jennings. Watla, Clarks and Hamilton Barnett National Bank Bldg, Jackaonvllls I, Florida Publleh April I, II, U . 19. 1914. CDT-14 L'nitrd Civil Press International rights groups vowed today to make the New York World'a Fair and surrounding roada a stage for anti-aegreRation demonstrations. A threatened ••stall-in" — the deliberate creation o f tra f­ fic jama — could apoil the opening day o f the fair which PVT. E U G E N E (i. K I l H w o r t h , son o f Mrs G. E. EllHworth, 1212 Sanford Avenue, h a n completed recruit train­ ing at t h e Marine Corps Recruit DcjmH, Parris Island, S. C „ and will report for com­ bat infantry training at Camp Lejeune, N. C. waa to begin a two-year run this morning. Pinkerton detective* hired by the fa ir had detention compound* — capable o f holding up to 400 persona — built in warehouse* on the fringe of the fairgroundr. Janies Farmer, the national director o f the Congress of Racial Equality CORE, said there would be demonstra­ tion* inside the ground* which would lead to arresta. In Washington, FBI Direct­ or J. Edgar Hoover aaid the civil right* movement ii be­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) - ing Influenced by the Com­ munists. Hoover, In testimony "Washington O ik * ." a TOO before • House subcommittee, acre e»tatc on the Intraaaid the Communist* magnify coaital Waterway, was given and oxploit racial incident* to to Ihe atate Monday by the generate tension in their e f­ wife of former U. S. Cabinet fort at "infiltration, exploi­ tation and control o f the N e g ­ member Owen D. Young. ro population." Gov. Farria Hryant, in an­ Elsewhere: nouncing Mra. Owen D. Jacksonville, H a.: Police Young, St. Augustine, had do­ reported no racial trouble nated the vast park suggest- Tuesday following minor vio­ Monday. The clty'a ed it be named the Owen D. lence Community Relations Commit­ Young Memorial Gardena. tee is to meet Saturday to elect a new chairman and fill vacancies on the executive committee caused by recent NOTICE OF REFERENDUM resignation!. ELECTION J a c k s o n , Miss.: Federal NOTICE tH HKUEBT G I V ­ EN Dial Ihe Board of County Judge Sidney Mixe refused Commissioners of Hemlnola County, Florida, haa called for Monday to take Jurisdiction a Referendum Election to he o f in persons, Including white held In Hemlnole County, FlorIda, on Ihs Mh dsy of Msy, and Negro ministers, arrett­ A. D. 1944, for Ihs purpose ed while trying to attend of having Ihs electors o f services in an all-white Hrmlnole County, Florida, vole for or against Chsplrr 11-1914, church. Act of the l.egl.lalure of the Washington: A group o f Un­ Klste iiS Florida, becoming e f ­ iversity o f North Carolina fective, said Act being: "A N ACT AUTHORIZING students, led by a profeasor, T H E COUNTT OF BF.MI NOI.E. P U U IID A . TO r ON- lobbied Tuesday in support o f the civil rights bill. HTItUCT OR ACQUIRE WA T K Il CONSERVATION AND Walhnlla, 8. C.: Mayor Sam CONTROL F A C IL ITIE S IN HA III COUNTY FOR T I I E R. Moyle said "general op­ CONSERVATION, DEVE LOP position" had forced the city ME NT. U T IL IZ AT IO N AND DISPOSAL OF W A T K II: to abandon a plan to permit PROVIDING FOR T I I E USB Negroes and whites to uae tha OF F U N D S AUTHORIZED on RECEIVED U N D E R public swimming pool on a THIS ACT, I S C I , II l) I N II aegregnted basis. ‘Oaks’ Estate Given State FUNDS FROM T IIE HAI.E UF G E N E R A L OBLIGATION BONDS. A HH K HHM K N T BONDS. AND Alt VAI/llt I1M TAX E S; DEFINING P illMAIIY A N It SECONDARY W A T E It CONSERVATION AND CONTROL F ACILITIE S; AUTHORIZING T IIE COUN­ TY BOARD TO C R E A T E SP E C IA L TAX DISTRIC T AND ASSESS, L E V Y AND COLLECT SPEC IA L ASHESSMUST TAX NOT T o E X ­ CEED T II U E E - T E N T II H 11/10) OK A M IL L BACII YEAH: AUTHORIZING T IIE SUSPENSION OII D E NIAL OF PERMITS. INCLUDING BUILDING PERMITS, IN C ONFLICT WI T H T H E PUBI ’*»SEH OF T i l l s ACT: AUTII o i l IX, I NO SAID COUNTY TO LE V Y AD VAMIIIUM T AXES OH H P E C I A I. ASSESSMENTS. OB BOTH •III ANT COMBINATION' THEREOF. TO PAY T IIE COST OF SUCH WATER CONSERVATION (III CONT II O I- F ACILITIE S; AUTIIORtZINO BONDS Oil OTHER OBLIGATION'S TO FIN ANCE R A I D FACILI­ TIES; AUTHORISING s a i d COUNTT TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS OR AG R E E ­ MENTS W IT H OTHER PUBLIC II O D I E S KOI! IS) AN'S, GRANTS. Oi l OTHER ASSISTANCE IN T II E CONSTRUCTION. ACQUIBINO AND FINANCING OF S A Il) F ACILITIE S; PIIOVIDING FOB T IIE C R E A ­ TION OF DEPARTMENTS. B O A It D S. Olt AGENCIES RELATIN G TO MAID FACILITIKH; PROVIDING FOB AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE. AT TEST: Is) Jemea P. Avery, Jr., Chairman, Board of Coun­ ty Commissioner! In and fur Hemlnole County, Kb>rIda. Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Ihe Board of Coun­ ty Commissioner! In ami for Bamlnola County, Florida. Publish April 1, I. II, U . 1911 CDT-I Legal Notice 1% T H E t 'l l t f ' l IT l ll l HT OF T I I E NINTH J l IIIUIAI. *111I I IT, IN AND FUN SEMIN­ OLE t III N T ! . PI.OHIDA. IN I IIA N F E H I NO. IXSTI NOTICE TO DEFEND NINTH F E D E R A L HAVINGS AND IJlAN ASSOCIATION OF N EW VDIIK CITY. Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH J. DAFFR ON and LINDA L. DAFFIION, Ills wife. Ds fendanla. TOi JOSEPH J. DAFFIIO N and LINDA I . DAFFIION, lilt wife, Itralileiice Unknown YGIT A IIK H EREBY NOTIfled Dial a suit to foreclose a Mortgage hae been filed against you In Ilia abova Court by Ilia abnta named Plaintiff. The properly sought to be foreclosed Is as follow*; tail 32 of LUNGDALC HtJULB VISION, according lo plat thereof as recorded In Plat Bonk II. Paga I I. of tha public raenrda of Hemlnola County, Florida. T o i l AIIK IIE q U IltE D lo III* your Aawer with lha Clerk of lha Court and lo serve a copy upon Ihe Plaintiffs' A t ­ torneys. F R E E D A N A T H A N HUN, I l o Hnulh Washington Avsnue. Titusville. Florida, not later than May 19th, 19*1. I f you fall to do so. a decrea pro eonfeaso will ba entered against you for lha relief de­ manded In the Complaint. WITNEHH my hand and seal nf said Court at Hemlnola County, thla 10th day of April, Ittl. IHKAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. clerk o f Circuit Court llv: Marlha T. Vlhlrn. D. C. F RE E D and NATIIANHON l i e Smith Washington Avsnu* TIIUsv Ills, FIs. Attorneys (or Plaintiff Publish: April 11, I I. May I. It, Ittl CDT-14 By Robert B. Thomas, Jr. 322-STM To vote li to exp ren a wish, j or opinion of a person or a I body of pcn on i by a ballot, by way of voice or the like. The United Progressive League i* asking all ciUzeni of Seminole County to meet and bear the candidates Sun­ day. Thla organization believes that in order lo vole Intelligently for Ihe best in­ terest o f our city, county, Male and nation, the voters should meet, hear and study the platform of tho«e treking office. All local candidates and re­ presentatives of persons seek­ ing office on a state and na­ tional level have been invit­ ed by this organization lo ap­ pear at Midway Elementary School at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. James D. Hagin, president, is making an appeal to all citi­ zens to attend. Your vote is always Important. Voting ma­ chines will be available in the near future at Midway Elemenlary School for the benefit of familiarizing per aoni with Uie operation of same. Goldsboro Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mr*. Stay Williams was honored with a birthday par­ ty in McAllister's Motel din­ ing rom. It was given by Mrs. Willie Rhce Pendleton, H. Hurston, Alberta Robinson and Mrs. Levora Edge. The table was beautifully draped In yellow and pink. It was a formal .fcfair, and the setting; bank and chorus. A total of several years. Later he cams was most conducive for the I $393.19 was reported through to Sanford, where he was a mathematics instructor until occasion. |the efforts of the contestants his retirement. P R IN C IP A L L. It. Eubunka confers with intern Mrs. Rebecca Knight Sweets and her nupervising teacher, Mrs. Thelma It. Sheppard. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ulys scs Burton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Green. Mr. and Mra. J. Walk­ er, Mr. and $lrs. H. Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. G. Edge, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs, K. C. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hagen and Mr. an Mrs. G. Ebcan. • • • Mrs. Rebecca Knight Sweets culminates her Intership teaching course at Hop­ per Elementary today. This experience helps an individual to etermlne If he or she is in the right profession. She has been under the watchful eye of Mra .Thelma R. Sheppard her supervising teacher. Mr*. Mane Francis, con­ testant from the ninth grade and also the homeroom mother for 1943-44, was declared the winner for 1944-65, and was crowned by the president of the PTA, Mrs. Grace Haynes. Second and third place win­ ners were Mrs. Mary Mackcray and Mrs. Victoria Bailey, respectively. The president of the P-TA expressed her appreciation to all contestants and persons who made this contest a suecess. Mrs. Mabel J. Hurston, Crooms High School librarian completed her early training at Summer High School. St. Louis, Mo. She served as teacher o f English In Park­ er High SchooT. Birmingham, Ala., and as assistant librar­ ian in Trcnholm High School at Montgomery. Since that time the has been employed as Crooms High Schol librar­ ian. Vivian J. Hurston, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hurston, matriculated at DcthuneCook man College, where she received her degree. She also is a member of live AKA and CC Clubs. Her first teaching position was at Crooms High School us a mathematics in­ structor. .* 'ter one yesr, she joined the la illy of Jackson Heights Element,.~y. of which she is still a member. Mic is active in the teaching protession. She served as financial secretary of the Seminole County Teachers Association. She also has sponsored many activities at Jackson Heights Elementary. Miss Hurston Iccls that, and 1 quote; "Teachers are born and not made. Any teacher who is not willing to work it not a dedicated tcagher. Clifford J. Hurston Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurston Sr., matriculated at Tennessee State University where he re­ ceived his BS degree in 1960 and hit MS degree in 1961. He is at present an instructor of business at Volusia Coun­ ty Community College at Daytona Beach. 0 Clifford J. Hurston Sr., a native of Florida, completed his early training at Crooms State Tcacheri College, Mont­ Mrs. Dorothy Nolan Henry gomery, where be taught for la visiting her sister, Mrs. Academy. He received his position at Alabama Juanita Banka, o f Jamestown. first Mrs. Henry Is a 1938 graduate of Crooms High School. She Agricultural conservation resides in Springfield, Mass., program, as in past years, Remember where she teaches Engliih at played an important part in Buckingham Junior H i g h th o s e conservation accomplishments School. made during 1943. AC P is a farm er • government partner­ ship. The government shares a part of the cost of carrying out the needed conservation work—less than 50 per cent in most cases—the farmers and ranchers themselves bear tha major portion o f the cost. Some of the conservation • f your vacation practices completed under trip last summer? ACP In 1943 In Seminole Coun­ ty were: 1. Establishment o f 330 acres of new improved pas­ ture. 2. Summer cover crop* in groves were planted on 89 Cool Comfort A ll Summer Long! acrei. 3. Application o f 1171 tom We Will A ir Condition of liming materials on 1033 Mont Popular American acres of pastures and cover Cars. Prices Start crops. AS LOW AS P A R R IE FOSTER IN S T A L L E D 4. Application of 334 tons of rock phosphate on pastures. • Price Does Not Inrlude 8 a l*« T a *. Parrie Lee Foster Is a first 3. Construction o f four wells grader at Goldsboro Elemen­ for livestock water. tary School. Tlie first time 1 6. Planting 24 acres of slash saw hint, I was sure he was pine seedlings. In the wrong place because 7. Construction of open he Is such a little boy. Mrs. drainage systems on 20 acres Sylvia Stallworth is his teach­ and under ground drainage on er. It would be safe to say 30 acres of farmland. that he i i Uie smallest student Cost-shares earned by par­ in the first grade at Golds­ ticipating farmers and ranch- boro Elementary School. era in Seminole County during The annual "H om e Room 1963 totaled $13,972-34. ACP Mothers" contest for Crooins assistance ta limited to con­ High School's P T A was held servation measures w h i c h In the auditorium. A variety farmers and ranchera normal­ program was presented in­ ly would not be able to carry cluding stunts from the physi­ 308 E. Firtit St. Open 6 Days A Week education department, out to the extent necessary if cal PH. 322-1481 W. Park MI 4-8916 they had to bear the whole pantomimes, and music selec­ tions from tha high school cost themselves. 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TI4-1911 322-0500 / - -l-'s-Ais . ^JW SUtulKSlA CONSTRUCTION C O M PAN Y Custom Building Our Specialty General Offlca BU W . 85th Bt. 822-3108 Sales Offlca 322-7495 STENSTROM R E A LT Y SALC8 AGENTS * I1 �ussian Growth Rats Lowest Since Start Of Seven-Year Economic Plan MOSCOW’ (UPI) — New overnment figure* showed uday that Russia's current bdustrinl growth rate is the ciwest since the start o f the even-year economic plan. ity, although most o f the to vast new investmenta in a items in the Industrial sector exceeded the state quotas. drive to boost the production The economic trends were o f chemicals. contained in a report from The figures also showed a the Soviet Union’s Central Some Western economic ex­ decrease in labor productiv- Statistical Beard covering the perts here attributed the drop first quarter o f 1964. The massive drive for more chemicals was announced last year by Premier Nikita Khm♦hchev. The chemicals will be used fo r certain consumer goods and extensively for fertiliser to bolster the coun­ per cent figure 'o r a like pe­ riod published lost April. In try’s lagging agriculture. The report disclosed that April, 19«2, the !-.e was list­ ed at “ more than 9 per cent." the Soviet industrial growth Even so, the Soviets claim rate Is “ about 8 per cent.” that the nation’s economy is This compares with the 8.2 outstripping the United S t a t e s . Mineral fertilizers were up 20 per cent over last year. Rut animal fata slump­ ed about 12 per cent In comparslon with last year's first quarter - apparently because of tha lack o f foddlers with which to feed cattle. much o f It from Western harvest, countries, to feed the nation. caused In part by inclement Ipibor productivity w as weather, forced the Soviet Un­ listed as growing only 4 per Last ion to year's poor contract abroad for cent. about 10 million tons o f grain, Last year’s equivalent figure was 6.4 per cent. 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MaxweU Houae Inatont Coffee “ f t 3 1 . 7 1 _ The** Bln* Benn*< Mashed Potato™ • 4W 89c Baby Food 6/65c | �f ~ 1 iHi l-l t Alaska Spirit Unshaken Great natural catastrophes like the Alaskan earthquake remind us how insecure a tenancy mankind holds on this planet. The earth we consider so firm, in­ to which we bore our deep mines and sink the foundations for our towering buildings, is but the merest outer skin o f the huge globe. We are told that the massive ad­ justment of the crust which shook Alaska released more energy than all the nuclear bombs ever exploded. Actually, an event that could cause tidal (seismic) waves thousands of miles away nnd lift the city o f Hous­ ton, Tex., five inches in the air is not measurable in terms that have any real meaning to us. In the fnce o f such power acting Phil Newsom Says A SK HIM W HAT IT IS! I Disarmament Progress Slow over such a vast aren, the fact that the death and injury toll was as low as it was is all the more amaz­ ing. As for the economic loss, it will be many weeks before that can be fully assessed. Fortunately, it is not man's na­ ture to dwell on his own puniness compared to the cosmos. We take note o f our insignificance; we mourn our dead; then we set nbout to re­ build our shattered cities nnd lives. In this effort, the gallant people o f Alaska are fortified with the knowledge that the resources o f and strength o f the entire nation, as well ns the hopes o f the rest o f the world, are behind them. It would take more than nn earth­ quake to break these humnn bonds. U P l Foreign New * Analyst Palai* Dea Nations, Gen­ e v a -C u t in the marble above the doorway to th* room through which th* delegates to th* 17-nstion disarmament conference must pass to sit around the rectangle o f their green felt-covered desks is a slogan which say a: total and complete disarma­ armament chief William Cment There also are what are Foster at tha eonfersne* on called “ collateral" condition* March 2 was Adrian S. Fish­ which deal with the question* o f war by mistake, o f sneak er, a bluff hearty man with attack and step-by-step mea­ a successful record both as sures which, while not actual a lawyer and in th* Stata disarmament, might contribute Department, who declares him­ to a lessening o f tensions. self not discouraged by tha In the twlce-wcekly meet­ alow pace o f progress. “ These are issues o f snor"H ers Is a great work for ings which th* conference peaca in which all can par­ holds, one is devoted to total mous importance," he taya, ticipate. . .the nation* must disarmament and the other to “ and we must expect them to take time." disarm or perish. Be just and the “ collaterals." fear not." Taking over from U.S. disThe message over the door reminds the delegate* o f the goal they seek. And around the walls running up to th* con­ BY H A L COCHRAN ference room’s 40 foot ceiling When a person is constantly are symbolic paintings remind­ Q— Do any birds nest ex­ ing them o f man's long his­ clusively in one kind o f tree? long on rushing through Ufa tory o f Inhumanity to man. A — The plnon jay nests in that's what shortens it. This it the setting. Less the pinon pine so exclusively A man told a judge hs de­ impressive has been the tor­ that It was given the same served his three-months sen­ toise-like progress o f the con­ name. tence fo r being a constant ference itself whose mem­ Q— How large do bivalves drunk. That's the ol' spirits! ber* have been at work with grow ? Little kids love to make various interruptions, since A — The largest of all Is the popcorn even if it does give March 14, 1062. giant clam o f the Australian them the shakes. Y et there ha* been progress. Harrier Reef and the South Four o f the thing* a man Chief Soviet delegate Semyon Pnclfir Islands, which may ran get in a barbershop are K. Tsarapkln ended a diatribe weigh more than 500 pounds, a haircut, shave, shoe shins against Germany to make the including the shell, and ex ­ and gab. surprise announcement that ceed five feet across. When maple syrup asasoti Russia was ready to negotiate Q—When did Great Britain arrives it’s pretty sweet fo r the "hot line" between Mot- recognize the Independence o f everybody except the fellow * row and Washington as a the United States? who boil. measure to prevent war by We wonder how a fellow A — lly th# Treaty of Paris mistake. signed in 1783 and ratified by who says he's a self-mad* On Aug. 5, 106.1 the Un- the U.S. Congress January mnn feels when he atepa on a ited States, Britain and Rus* 14, 1784. scale and looka at &I0. ala signed the limited test hnn agreement In Moscow after montha o f spadework done In Geneva. In addition, there Is the agreement against the placing of weapons In outer space. That was the end o f visible progress in disarmament e f­ fo rt! which sines 1045 havs consumed so many millions of CtU J u st tell u s how m u ch 24 Nutty words and ths time o f anms of J im r«rm4nii Rk >Iv* you need to pay old bills, for the world’s top diplomats. 1120.00 | 7.00 In this nuclear era condi­ hom e improvements, ca r 11X0 186.00 tion* also have changed. I t no 220.00 13.00 repairs, for all your se a ­ longer simply Is a matter of 312.00 i&oo sonal expenses. Phone for 432.00 24.00 32.00 592.00 haa solidified to a point prompt, courteous service. where it deserves notice as an LOANS UP TO $iOO historical phenomenon. We are not in a presidential year wher* th* head o f the Democratic ticket will have full freedom to name hit run­ ning-mate. Ths choice o f a FINANCK SLAVICS/ IN C Democratic Vic* Presidential of Sanford candidate la being worked out by invialble, perhapa invin­ 110 South Magnolia S tr e e t......................FA 2-4612 cible, forces. • Q #s and A #s Ignore Sure Bet Educators nnd others »re noting a strange phenomenon in the land: While for the past five years the demnnd for engineers has steadily risen, the number of students enroll­ ing in engineering schools had just as steadily declined. In I960, for example, we graduat­ ed 88,000 engineers (the U.S.S.R. graduated 108,000). In 19G1, the fig ­ ure dropped to 30,000. This downtrend is especially puz­ zling at a time when industry and government are devoting more nnd more energy to space and defense and many other technological re­ search programs. All signs indicate the demnnd for engineers will continue indefinitely — nt least 18,000 openings a year, at starting salaries currently averag­ ing $7,000. Why then arc students shunning engineering? “ That is exactly whnt we are trying to learn,’ ’ says Dr. Lee H. Johnson, dean o f Tulnne Univers­ ity School o f Engineering, one of many schools reviewing their meth­ ods and curriculums. The National Academy o f Sciences has appointed a top-level committee to consider the problem. Another group, the Engineering Manpower Commission, is trying to find answ­ ers. It is a mntter o f some urgency that the answers be found. Thought For Today And if one asks him, What nro these wounds on your hack? He will say, The wounds I received in the house o f my friends.— Zechnriah 13:6. Against a foe 1 can myself defend, — Hut heaven protect me from a blundering f r i e n d !— D’Arcy W. Thompson. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Herald Area Correspondents 1 • • Holmes Alexander Invisible, Invincible Forces W A S H IN G TO N , D. C. — The “ white lie " hns some stand intr In diplomacy and eocial intercourse, but in jour­ nalism it deserves to be treat­ ed as a leper. L et ua walk wide o f the amlnble liara who use im­ postor euphemisms to misin­ form the public about the re­ lationship between President Johnson and Attorney Gen­ eral Robert Kennedy. It just isn't true that the two men are “ amused" or “ puzzled" or In any way unaware cr unconcerned that they are now horn-locked rivals for power inside the Democratic party. The situation Is very much as it wee in 1U60: Johnson ve. Kennedy. The lstest manifestation of the dark war is the resig­ nation o f Bob Kennedy's one­ time protege, White House Secretary Pierre Salinger. It follow* those of Kennedy men named Schlesinger, Sorensen, Reardon and Haya.' It will precede additional resigna­ tions, and the reason fo r the increasing exodus is more important and more authen­ tic than a guesswork roll-call. The Kennedy men are leaving because they can't work for Dob Kennedy while serving under Lyndon Johnson. And work they must, with or without the Attorney Gener­ al’* say-so. Here is an expres­ sion o f tbu compulsion, some­ what paraphrased to spare the speaker and to respect his confidence: "There are those o f us who love the Kennedy*. W e loved Jack, and our affection is transferred to Bob. II* is powerless to call us o ff, even if we embarrass him, even if he wishes we'd quit. What Bob would tike to do ia take hi* family to Europe fo r a year's recuperation from tha shock o f the assassination. But he can’t very well do this while urging othera to atay in the figh t fe r all th* thing* CASE S-445: The entire city never to let their daughters etc., then they could have solved the problem of all 600 ered by the sword Just to get That's when they took a cen­ wifeless Hcnjamites without 40o brides. sus, hoping against hope that slaughtering an entire city. For when the worst sex some city had failed to send But they lacked our mod­ crime in history had been recruits to the army. ern scientific methods of committed by lewd men of Since Jabesh-Gilcad had not matching suitable couples, so the tribe of Benjamin, the done so, they eagerly sent they resorted to fierce mea­ other tribes of Israel wiped 12,000 picked men and wiped sures. out all the men, women and out all the inhabitants except H ie wise men of the 11 children of Benjamin save for the eligible unmarried girls, tribes of Israel then remem­ GOO men who fled into the of whom they found 400. bered that there w ai an an­ “ But what shall we do nual religious feast in ShUoh. mountains. Then the other tribes re­ about the remaining 200 men And at this celebration it pented and decided it was not who lack w ives?" was the was customary for the girls proper for their brother tribe next problem. to come forth on the moun­ If they had possessed our tainside and dance. o f Benjamin to be exterminat­ modem eleemosynary Scien­ ed entirely. So the 200 men of Benjam­ Marriage Foundation, in were urged to hide in the So the problem arose of tific where we use the IBM ma­ vineyards before the dance. bow to find 600 brides. For all the remaining 11 chine to match congenial folks Here's the Bible's own words: tribes of Israel had vowed of similar age, religion, ideals. “ Behold, If the daughters of Shiloh come out to dance, then come ye out of the vine­ yards, and catch you every man his w-ife of the daughters of Shiloh, and go to the land Geneva Altamonte Springs of Benjamin." Mrs. Jos. E. Mathleux Mrs. Julia llartoa 349-4824 838-1318 Then they said that when the fathers or brothers of Lake Mary Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. France* Wester Mrs. Maryann Miles the girls protested at this 322-6219 838-3678 mass kidnaping, they would Lake Monroe mollify those male kinfolk. Casselberry Blra. H. L. Johnson Mrs. Jane Casselberry And they used a neat aub322-4722 838-5048 terfuge to exempt those male Longwood Chuluota relatives from their vow not Mrs. Donna Estes Mrs. Joan Magin to give their women to men 838-3317 363-3742 of Benjamin, for the wise North Orlando DeBsry men said: Mrs. Doris Dean Mrs. Adam Muller “ For ye did not GIVE unto 322-1989 668-4410 them at this time, so you are Osteen Deltona not guilty of violating your Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Mildred Haney previous vow.” 322-4841 668-5631 This was a semantic dis Oviedo Enterprise tlnction between giving one's Mr*. Evelyn Lundy M ist Helen Snodgrass daughter versus having her 365-3610 668-9933 stolea. And the book o f Judges closes just two versus later with this: “ In those days there was no king in Israel: every man did that which wa* right In-his own eyes." By implication, when people Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., April 22, 1964 have kings or even too strong a centralized government, they must do what their lead WAI.TF.SI A. OIRI.OW, EDITOR AMO r i'I H .IS H F R F it A NK VOI.TOI.INE, C lrralaiua - « * ■ • » ■ ! M a i a i . i er tells them and no longer nor tiNKKN JULIAN L. * T K N « T H O * do Individual thinking as to Advertising Manager Associate Editor what is right! Beware. ROV P I A T T Fit K b VAN PKI.T O.neral Advertising Manager When people uncritically Managing Editor H A R R I E T T E. JOHNSON H A R D Y I. JOHNSON "p a rro t" what their leaders Classified Director City Editor tell them, they have become JANIE SHOEMAKER Jt'DV W E L L * ilueln.es Manager County Editor mental “ goosesteppers." I M JabeshGIlcad was slaught­ marry a Bcnjamlte. p DOHia W ILLIAM S Society Editor frralii that President Kennedy stood fo r." Nearly all the Negro leaders, The above ia out-of-themouth reporting, and I make it with mixed emotions. My heart hai gone out to Bob Kennedy, a figur* o f courage and sorrow, and I think It is self-evident that a man who haa managed a winning presidential campaign, and who has run a clean, active Justice Department, )■ eligi­ ble for national election. But there are good reason* in a republic to he auspicious of any dynaaty, and many more reason* to abhor both the foreign and domeatlc legacies of the New Frontier. good Still, facts ars facts, and tho Kennedy candidacy fo r Vice President is a reality In flesh and blood. A ll over Washington, and all over the rountry, there are men and women o f the Kennedy under­ ground. A t the Justice De­ partment his legionnaires are apt to be anonymous, for many are civil servants who must be mum on politics. But they think that no Attorney General has run a more ag­ gressive figh t against gang­ sters, dope peddlers and poli­ tical crook*, and they want to keep Kennedy in public life. In the White House there are Kennedy clansmen like McGeorge Bundy and Michael Foreatall. On# o f Kennedy'# strong admirers in the aubcablnet la Under Secretary o f Stats Harriman, now on a roving exile In Africa. A t higher level, in strong rap­ port with the Attorney Gen­ eral, are Secretary McNa­ mara, Secretary Dillon and General Max Taylor. Another nucleus o f Kennedy strength Is the Kennedy Library, a memorial to JFK , where brother-in-law 8t*phen Smith it entrenched. I f there la ■ chlef-of-ataff at this writing, he would be Senator Ted Ken­ nedy, who's up tor reelection. . Boyo*h im , 114 (to . P tio « a Palmetto FA 2-0814 F RE D W E L L ! Mechanical BupL SVBBCSUrailN RATES By Mall All Otbsv Seaslaala f e i e l y I l l . 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Sunday and Christmas; published Saturday preeeedlng Christman/ * “It's a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” a good many churchmen, a many educators and hundred* o f ardent, ambitious politicians and administrators in tha States make up tha o f­ ficer corps. It is not predictable that any individual named w ill soon re­ sign his post, and there is no Innuendo that anybody nnmed is undercutting the President. But fo r several weeks th* White House ha* been a House Divided, by a few who have been responsi­ ble fo r a rift, and by others who have tried to closa the rift, between the factiona of th* quick and the dead. Peraonal relationships o f tha President and Attorney General are too much in a atate o f fluidity for present commrnt, but one situation Barbs MONEY E FAMILY 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - ANNOUNCES - DEMOCRATIC RALLY - AT - VIEDO HIGH SCHOOli GYMNASIUM THURSDAY NIGHT APRIL 2 3 - 7:30 P.M. CANDIDATES WILL S P E A K ! P A ID POL. A D V . j \ •> �SIDE GLANCES MOV CAM THE PISTAEOM MNOM MS ' I W J W MV TfitTK AKTSR SACK MEAL AND ALW^y* WC*LB MV M A T tv »*LT By Galbraith Herald Classifieds 322-5612 BV 60M, IV B HALP A MIND TO VAIX OS Tl-S CftAS* 0* SOMaTR.N®/ CLASSIFIED IN D E X V Phone Classified «**• *«* From Sanford Exchange ---- n » i m > w 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 From Seminole County K U tfT d !! 4 2 5 -5 9 3 8 NO T LONG D ISTANCE Office 204 W . First 9 ^ ^ 4 -n h U l»U M H **JiiBt • mlmfto, p liu il Wi*ra Inching right up to the hotel" By Kate Osann TIZZY R E SPO N SIB ILITY: th e Herald win not oe re­ sponsible (or more than one Incorrect Insertion o f your ad, and resarvei the right to re r ile or reject any advertise meat from what ordared to conform te the policies o f thli rap*. CLASSIFIED D IS P LA Y : Tuei., thru Frt, - I P. M. day belora lniartion. Uoo. • Sat. aooa. D E A D LIN E * STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tut»., thru Frh - S P. X . day before Insertion. Mon. • S a t noon. Legal Notice 1. Lost ft Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loam 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mnle Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations 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 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 3G-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Fnrm Equipment riCTITIOI-n IA M B NOTICE 18 hereby given that I »m «na*a*d In builnoia at HOI Hiawatha, Homlnol* C<>unly. Florida, under lh* fletltloua nami or, Kmbaaay Club, and that I inland to rtglater aald nama with tha Clerk of lha Circuit Court, 8emlnol« Coun­ 1. Lost & Found ty, Florida, In accordance with tha provlalona or tha Fletltloua LOST. 1 Thompson Ski. Lib­ Nama Statutes, to-wlt: Section eral neward Ph. 323-2151. 111.01 Florida Statutes 1117. 8 li; Amy Andereon Publish April I, 11. 1!, 2*. 111! 2. Notices • Personals CDT-IT Have written book. Could use IM T ill] CIRCUIT COURT IN cervices of qualified w-itcr, AND FOR SEMINOLE COIN* who haa been publlahed. Ph. TV. FI.OHIDA IN CHANCERY I R U 322-7281. T ill: W ILLIAM 8IIUIU1II SAV­ INGS XJANK, a corporation, VACUUM C L E A N E R -L O C A L I'lalntlff, R EPAIRS — SALES — J ACK MITCHELL, ot al. A L L MAKES Defendants. Phone 322-2282 NOTtCB OP BCIT 1 don’t think Mr*. Taylor'a furniture la racily antique. Ifa muoh too oomfortcblol" By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L tax 4T./J OCku| T H E ST AT E O F F L O R ID A — TOi JACK M IT C H E L L and T H E L M A M IT C H E L L llealdenca and addreae unknown Tou ara hereby notified that a suit haa been (lied aialnat you and Nathanlal Jackaon, In tha abova entitled causa) and that you ara haraby required lo rile your answer with tha Clark or Ihle Court, and to •arva a ropy th*ra»r upon tha 1’ lalntirf‘a attorney w li o • • name and addreaa la FREEMAN. RICHARDSON A WATSON T il Barnett Bank Building Jacksonville I, Florida nnt later than May l l t h A. D., 1111. I f you fall to do ao, Decree Fro Confeaeo will ba entered •salnst j r o u f o r th# ratlsf damandtd In tha Complaint Tha nature of aald ault being for tha foracloaura of Mort■ana encumbering the property and premlaea located In HemInola County, Florida, describ­ ed • • follow*: LOT II. AC AD EMT M A N ­ OR. U N IT ONE, according lo plat thoraof recorded In Plat Bonk I I, Pan* II, Public Records nf Semin­ ole County, Florida. W ITNE S S rny hand and teal of eald court at Hanford, 8amInolo County, Florida, this l l t h day of April, (SEAL) Arthur H. Reekwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Martha T. Vlhlon Deputy Clerk Fubllthi April II. I t, IP, Mar l, 1. t i l l C D T - ll in Movap our amd ruooaiD up t« b , WHILE t m * M I U P , THAT i r , KtALLV MWMEP 0*J UE1 T - < a if% a * fn n w r a t H im off the light again*. Dodl • • • And Jimmy wfl show you hie ffaaoinating giow-lrv-tho-dori* watoU" a a o l ....................... Answer te Prwtma Ancient Rome Acaoaa srootbati •2SSS* •A^Mlotefro y MOEALIV, p w v * homo -«T lo sprite MOPERMANENT i s CUM.WT.BUT : u[ U Boy* UTraaa _ ____ mr , M 102 lllonun) IS----MUbaaer SRSm. proniua 44 Strange vEr S a u k V i- , (comb, fora) <1 Allan •II* . I / A ^ T e i i * iTTmorouiai s s a s u wtOi 37 PrwporH r n r W •Ootaa at Emit rays 33 ['H M . 4J Coron»i 07 lUbvlonlaa a id ? 40 Itomin goddrfi M Engiaaarint 41 Have c m b potent d om e (ah) th e c ir c u it court in AND FO R SE M IN O L E COUN­ T Y , F L O R ID A WOONSOCKET INSTITUTIO N FOR SAVINGS, a Rhode laland taelngs bank. Plaintiff, v. AUGUSTUS BERNARD MeK E E , J R . , at al. D efendantsN O T IC E OP S U IT T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T o 1 A u g u stu s B arn ard M cKee, J r , resid e n ce u nkn ow n A n a A. M cK ee, residen ce unknow n The mailing addreaa of thasa dofandanta lai r^o Joaquin Jlmlnes Rub Celia da Manuall Gulmera No. 11, Barrio do Feral. Cartagana, Spain You are htroby notified that • ault baa btan riled eualnet you In tha above entitled cauao. and (hat you art r e ­ quired te file your answer with tha Clark of this Court and to aerva a copy thereof upon tha plaint iff or plain­ tiff's sMarnays, whose nama and addrosa la Jtnnlnga. Walla, C l a r k a and Ham­ ilton. ltll Harnett Na­ tional Rank Rulldlng, Jackson­ ville t, Florida, not iator than May I. 1111. I f you fall ta do as A decree pro oonfeeao will ba aalarsd against you for tho relief demandtd In tha com­ plaint. This suit la to foraclose a niortgauo. Tha real property proceeded against li: Lot II. Illork It. SUNI.A ND ESTATES, A sub­ division, according to a plat thereof, recorded In M e t Rook 11, pages I I to I I of tho Public Record* o f Seminole County, F lo r­ ida WITNE S S my hand and Iht •sal of aald Court at Sanford. Florida, this lath day of March, 1PI4. (COURT MEAL) Arthur 11. Reekwlth. Jr.. Clark of tho circuit Court Hr: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watte, Clark* and Hamilton Uarnett National Bank Bldg. Jarkaonvlll* t, Florida Publish April L ». l i . l i . 1114 c o t -a 6. For Rent Furn. apt. 500 Perk Ave. 1 -ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt, bath and ahower, suit­ able for couple or tingle person or retired. A ll uttlitie* Included in rent. Ideally located on F in t St., with­ in 1 block of 2 free parking lots and shopping center. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. | AIR - CONDITIONED Bedroom in 3 Rm. furn. apt. $65. I l l E. 8th St., 322-4285 or 322-5788. 3 Rm. furn. apt. All utilities. $50. 322-2764. Furn. Apt. 1201 W. lit. Ph. d ayi 322-3762, nights 3220991. | WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE Sp*cc. Approximately 2800 aq. ft. Fireproof. 1401 French, next to Fire Station. Call Collect Seovell Oil Co. 734-1911 DeLand. Houactrailer with attached room. Call after 6 p. m. 322-6087. New 3 BR, 2 bath home in R Lake Mary, cent, heat and alr-cond., elcc. kit., carporte, utility room $100 mo. Ph. 322-2715. LA K E M ARY, Unfum. except­ ionally clean 2 BR House. Kit. equlpt. 322-4411. 2 BR unfurn. 322-5185. house. Call 2 BR House, kit. equipt. 875. 2512 Yale Ave. o ff 25th, near base. Ph. 322-3614. FU RN. Apt. 322-2800. Apt. for rent, 505 Myrtle Ave. Phone 322-5802. R E N TALS 2 BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, 150 ft. bnthlng beach on Lake Mar/ ........ $145 mo. 2 BR, with itudy, dining room, kit. equipped, double carporte, newly painted. Lake prlvilegei ... $150 mo. On Lake Mary. Furn. t BR 4. Transportation houie with aunporch $75 mo, F R A N K EVANS SHARE the Ride, couple or 1 Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1733 man to Chicago, 111. Leave between Apr. 25th A 29th. R E N T A BED •32 Rockhlll Dr., Deltona. Rol'away, Hospital It Baby Bed*. W ANTED! Load and Driver By Day, Week, or Month for 2 ton Ford Truck going to Chicago, 111, 12 ft. body. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t St. •32 Rockhlll D r„ Deltona. C AR R O LL’S FU R N IT U R E 6. For Rent ^ « 2 BR, home, kU. equip. Keys at 817 Catalina Dr. Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. MS. 2101 Magnolia—322-3951 FURN. 2 BR Duplex, terrazio floors, tils bath. 322-6201. Robert A. Williams W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS: 3 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du­ Rooms private hatha, 114 W. Flrat St. plex. Available May 1. 14th Ave. Longwood, ■ ml. from 2 BR House, Study, Kitchen, N.A.S. Pb. 838-3298. Living k Dining Rm. 2428 Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford. 3 BR, fully furnished. A vail­ able May 1. P refer adults. STOREROOM, or office, on 1503 Sanford Ave. 1st. St., near 2 free park­ ing lots. Inquire, Manuel UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. Kit. Jacobson’s Dept. Store, equlpt. 108H 18th St. Ph. 349-3952. Modern, clean, 2 BR apt. 601 Palmetto. 822-5(92 or 1374. NICE New 3 BR Home, 4 hike, fm. school k Shopping Cen­ Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. ter. Lake Mary. $65 month­ Apply 5-6:30. ly. Monna Jarvis, 322-1810. 2 BR furn. for rent. 1 BR 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with P v t furn. ept. Ph. 322 5680. bath, 317 8. Park Ave. Unfurniahod 2 BR, houie, kit­ Clean room i for men. 401 chen equipped. 822-3651. Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. Furn. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. FURN. Apt. C lcie In. Jlmmte Cowan. 321-4013. w. Legal Notice II 9. For Halo or float F IC T IT IO U S N AM E NOTICE IK hereby given that CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON I am engaged In bualnesa al L A K E . Call • v e i l i n g s SSI N. Dial* Hlway. Ca-ielber322-1597. ry, Bemlnol* County, Florida, under the fletlllaua. name or Huskey Construction A neatly FURN. Houie In Sanford. $55 Co., and that I Intend lo mo. Ph. Orlando 423-0111 or register eald nama with the Clerk of the Ulrrult Court, Apopka 886-4849. Remlnole County, Florida, In acoordane* with lh* provlalona 12. Heal Estate For Sal* of tha Fictitious Nama stat­ utes, to -w lt: Section U 4 . l l Nice 8 R. frame. Ineome poaFlorida Htatutee ISST. Rig! E. Kverelte Huskey sib. $7,200 in 3 y ri. Ship­ Publleh April 4, 14. : i . :t, 1S4I. shape I Shady, cool. 2 lota, C D T -ll Cut to $8,900. 322-5689. IN T I I R COUNTY JU D G E 'S CO U RT, IN AND FO R S E M I- 3 BR, Fla. rm., lte baths, cent N O LB CO UN TY. S T A T E O F heat, alr-cond. $84 mo. Inch F IA IR ID A . IN M Et E S T A T E O F taxes. 322-2261. MONTKZ E. HARRIS, naeeaeed. P R IV A C Y : Gracious 2-itory F I N A L NOTICE home, city convenience 4t Nolle* Is hereby riven that the undtratened will, on tha water. 3100 aq. ft., plus big Ith day of May. A. TV, 1M|, screen porch, back util, raeent to lha llonorabla Couny Judge o f Seminole County, porch, patio, garage. Ideal Florida, their final ralurn, for children. 322 9235. account and vouchers, a* Ad ­ ministratrices o f lha eatats of MONTKZ E. HARRIS, deceased, and at aald lime, thee and lhare, make application ta tka aald Judge far a final talilameat s f their administration FA 2-1301 17-93 » t Hiawatha of aald eatate, and for an Or­ der discharging them as such H Acre lots. Terms. Just outAdministratrices. aide W ait city Umiti, $1,350. Dated this lha l l t h day of Marrh. A. P . I*f4. 323-1918. Thelma If. Livingston Iterates M. Uaverly Aa Administratrices of tho down eelete of MONTKZ K. •41 M ONTH HARRIS. Dcreaaad. 8 • Bedroom Homs HTKN8TIIOM, DAVIS A MCINTOSH CUSTOM REALTY A u e r * * / * f*r_ Administratrices WINTER FARE Poet Offlro Reg US* Sanford. Florida UT71 Coras r Loo Rd. mod 1T-I3 £ “ klUh April L 4. 14, I I , 1114 Phono 444-6021 f Payton Realty $100 o �T It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. ffhr 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 21. Beauty B-ilon* 3 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, Orange City. All elec. furn. 1 l'a baths, Kla. room, fenced BR home. $6900. Irma W il­ yard, with patio. Ravenna liams, 335 So. Carpcx.ter Park. Low down payment, Ave., Orange City. assume monthly payment. Beeutlful custom-built 3 BR, Phone 322 9357. 2 bath, Fla. room, white New Custom Built Home on terrazzo floors, complete Crystal Lake. For informa elec, kitchen, dishwasher, tion call 322-3378. disposal. Priced below ap­ praisal. 322-7480 days, or Really Blg-BIG-BIG 322-5838 after 6 p zn. 2611 SWIMMING POOL Iroquois Ave. DO Sec this oversize 60-acre Swimming Pool. DO sec G U E E N B R IAR this 2 acres of Lakefront Choice lots available fas prlvaey. DO see this large Greenbrier o f Lech Arbor 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry overlooking g o lf course. home. DO see acres of Custom building to your swimming A fishing water. specifications. Greenbrier DO start leisurely lakedeveloped by front living. $11,000 with KINGSW OOD Term sl Call Stemper Agen­ BUILDERS, INC. cy, 1919 So. French, Phone 202 Fairmont Dr. 322-4991. F A 2 8074 2 UR. Home, Study, M Baths, large Family Rm. in R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE good neighborhood; includ­ 3rd It Park Ave. ing steve, refrig., room airPhone 322-5641 conditioner, washing ma chine ft rugs. Really ter rifle buy I Monthly pay­ 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS ments $83.50. 1. lte, A 2 BATHS KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, DOWN PAYM EN TS FROM Inc. F A 2-8074 Low Monthly Payments A M A Y F A IR B EAU TY For Complete Information Attractive 2 Bedroom Home See Or Call Your on nice corner lot in Mayfa ir; also having dining * room and absolutely huge SALES BROKER air - conditioned Family Room. All for $13,000; $500 Down and $92 a month. H ere's your chance to own 2565 Park Dr. 522-2420 a Mayfair Home. 3 UR., l i t bath home. As­ sume payments. 322-5455. Ball-Blair Agency F H A - V A HOMES $100 Ace Beauty Salon Call for Evening Appts. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322-8525 Free Parking fcanfurh t y r a lh SW EETIE P IE April 22, 1964— Page 3-A By Nadine Seltzer Spring Permanent Special 20 Percent off regular pricea Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0634 25. Plumblnr Bcrvic PLUM BING Contracting Repairs FR E E ESTIM ATES R. L. H AR V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3383 27. Special Services PIAN O SVC. A TU N IN G Rebuilding • Refelting FR E E E S TIM A TE S GENE C U M B AA 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. 34. Articles For Sale CLOSEOUT TVs Used. AU makes A mo­ dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. Wo have Bargains! Owner quitting. Come out tonite 8 A PR . SPEC. Men's Shoes. to 10 p. m. 2506 W. 1st St. $3 99 pair. Surplus City, 201 Dealer* Welcome! W. 1st St., Sanford. HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ Kenmore 4-burner, top grill, lon, $3.00. Call 332-2960 afgas range, large oven, • t e r 5 p. m. FR E E D E LIV ­ broiler, clock timer, $40. E R Y W ITH IN SANFORD Aqua, Walts length formal, C IT Y LIM ITS, size 7, cost $30, worn once, SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC $10. 322-0758. Reposscscd. Would like re­ R E A D Y M IX CONCRETE sponsible party to take up Patloa, Floor, Free Estimate* payments o f $9 per month Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, on Slant-O-Matic Automatic ■and, cement, rock, pipe, Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. steel, grease traps, dry Guaranteed, Like New sew­ wells. Stepping stones. ing condition. Call Collect M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. 241-9587 evenings o r 422309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 0032, Service Discount. SINGER Birthday Sale! For Repairs and Painting, call 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week­ days. BIG 6 $ SAVINGS On Floor Models A Demonstrators (F R E E Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Need a Painter? Out. Bob Representative at Alan's Fabrics A Rugs 522-5785 "Looks Ilka we’re stuck with her for the summer, too) She's going to bo ca m p mother n t our Happy Hollow kiddle campl” UNUSUAL ro find a home not In a pro­ ject on 2 large lots with shade and fruit trees. A roomy, comfortsble home lo­ cated at fe>9 Catalina Drive, priced only $12,500 with terms. SEWING MACHINE Berrybill Painting Contractor. REPOSSESSED SINGER Commercial - Industrial • 33. F u r n itu r e 34. Articles For Sain Fully automatic. Sews on Residential. Free estimate. buttons. Makes buttonholes, We Appreciate Your Busi­ WANTED reliable couple to Gibson Tenor Guitar, practi­ embroiders, m o n o g r ami, ness. 322-2287. take up monthly payments cally new. Cost new 8150 blind hems, etc. All with­ of $13.50 oo 3 complete with carrying case. 322-2928. AIR-CONDITIONING out attachments. Guaran­ rooms of furniture. Call By FEDDERS teed. Like new. Sold new TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ Dressmaker's b u s t , pract. over $300. Balance due only H. B. POPE CO., Inc. new, sowing machine, odds lect. $79.86 or $8.08 month. Call 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 A ends Household Goods. Collect for Free Home Trial For the biggest selection of 322 5680. WELuS DRILLED, PUMPS, 241 9588 Service Discount. nearly new and used furni­ S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS ture, see Noll's Furniture $1 per day rental for Electric ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE All Types and Sizes Carpet Shampoocr with pur- Repossessed '64 model. Has Brokerage in Casselberry We Repair and Service BY OWNER. Cesh or trade on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. chase of Blue Lustre. Car6 T I N E built-in Deitgns, built-in butolder place for smaller lot. roll's Furniture. tonholer, plus many other Machinery and Supply Co. rh. 322-7013. FREE ESTIM ATE push-button features. Does 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Upholstering & Mattress ren­ Italian 3 Pc. sectional & 1 2 BR., 1 BATH beautiful work. Must sec to arm chair. I.iko new up­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ Screened porch, including kit­ PAIN TIN G , Interior-Exterior, appreciate. Guaranteed, lake holstery. All foam rubber ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. and all types Home Repairs. chen equip. Down payment up remaining 8 payments of cushions. Ph. 322-1402. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. All Work $100 to $3,500 May $350. Monthly Payments 87.50. Phone Credit 3lgr. FA 2-2U7. bo Financed. 1 to 5 y ri. to $58.50. Swap Shop Dealers, Auction­ 322 8627, Pay. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, eers. Make offer, everything Sell Ua Your Furniture. SINGER AUTOMATIC A. J. ADCOCK, Gen. Contr. INC. must go! All or part. Illness Qu^k Service With the 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed. 322-9551 328-8074 forces sale. 2506 W. 1st St. Cash. SUPER TRADING Monograms, makes Button­ 8 to 10 eves. POST. FA 2-0677. Large 2 BR, block bouse, oak 29. Automobile Service holes, Sews on Buttons A floors, s walk-ln p a n t r y , EXERCYCLE makes decorative stitches, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 31. Articles For Sale screened porch, carporte, H ie perfect conditioner ma­ $71.80 o r pay 87.18 mo. No Free inspection, estimates, tool shed, city water A deep CYPRESS SIDING. Windows chine in cxcollont order. etc. Pay off balance of pickup, delivery. Recorlng well. Shade trees, lot 120x & doors. Cheap. See at Used only 8 months. Cost credit needed. Write Credit A repairs discounted. 135. Close to schools, 2421 palms Hotel. 322-2506 after |30o plus, will sell for $100 Manager, P. O. Box 147, SUVA E. 3rd. 522-5445 Cedar Ave., 2 blocks W. of 6 cash. Phone 322-5634. Sanford, Fla. Winn Dixie. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S " Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Asso. rA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. THE T IM E TESTED FIRM Company t i l N. Park Ave F A 14121 210 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4822 FHA - V A Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W A RD Investment & Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 E V E R E T T A. H AR PE R AG ENCY - REALTOR 2405 S. Park Ave. Phones F A 2-2264 or F A 2-2285 Country lot 127 x 330 ft. Nice neighborhood. Sell cheap for cash. No agents. 322-7281. . S t Johns Realty NEW 44 ton Feddcrs Room Alr-condliioner. Never used. Priced well below retail. Call 322 92M after 5 p.m. Ga* refrigerator, good cond., Repair ESTIM ATES) In Your Home In Sanford Cull SINGER 322-3090. P A I N T I N G . Inside, Large, Small. Call 323-0742. cheap. Ph. 322-9846. Antique pocket watch, wind. Ph. 323 0321. SINGER AUTOMATIC Makes hundreds of designs, buttonholes, Blind stitches, Sews on buttons. Guaran­ teed, like new condition. Assume payments o f 56.90 per month. Buy locally A be serviced. Sanfurd Sewing Center. 322-9441. V A - FH A PE R M A N E N T CAREER Dachshunds, miniature*, Red, O PPO R TU N ITY males. Reduced. Call after Property Management &Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offara fo r your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 T o make the beat home buy, »•# the V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 19. S itu a tio n * W a n te d Housework — Babysitting. Ph. 322 3501. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. 21. B e a u ty Batons Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA gU4 park Dr. M to 823-0798 S to b r t. Fte- Complete Beauty Service 3 Senior Operators Free Parking at 2nd A Oak 322-5742 105 So. Oak H A R R IE T T S B E A U TY NOOK F U R N IT U R E 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Waa on Lay-a-Way at Budget Furn. Co. on So. Orange Ave. Now can be seen at 291 Longwood Piaza Take up payments A t only f 12.80 per mo. Ph. 138 4583 Also t Btdroom Suite Slightly damaged •t $59.95 Gateway To Th* Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods '60 Ford, 8441 bal. 826 mo. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer '39 Rambler, $881 bal, $38 -no. 304-6-8 E. lit . Ph. F A 2-5961 '59 Hillman, $661 bal, $32 mo. BOATS A motors. '58 Mercury, $513 bal, $2) mo. USED GUNS. New A Used. Largo '55 Plymouth, $99 bai, $5 mo. selection. Will trade, also '59 Rambler, $381 bal, $24 mo. repair. Tackle told A ro* '56 Cadillac, $482 bal, $28 mo. paired. Osteen Bridge Fish '53 Cadillac, $592 bal, $32 mo. Camp A Gun Shop. '57 Dodge, $587 bal, $31 mo. '58 Rambler Wag. $571 bal, 1957 Plnyan 14 Ft., wood, $31 mo. Master Craft trailer, 25 hp. '59 Ford. $117 bal, $27 mo. Johnson. Ph. 322-0851. 'no Plymouth, $532 bal, $28 mo. '53 Nash, $119 bal, $5 mo. 38. Motorcycles • Scooter* National Repossessions INC. 1012 Sanford Ave. Open til 9, 6 Days Week Phone 322-4503 Used Velo-Solex motor bike, good condition, exccllant for beginners. 322-2928. 31-74 Harley Davidson Motor­ cycle, all white with bisck bags, good cond. 349-4151. '63 Vespa Scooter 150 modeL Ph. 322-9644 or 322 0774. Plano wanted. Any kind & condition. 322-6421, 322-3710. W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field. FA 2 4244 36. Automobile* • Trucks '54 Ford F 0O0 truck, 12 ft., 2 ton, closed body. $950. 632 Itockhill Dr., Deltona. LO W , L O W PRICES N O W O N USED CARS — TH E “SIGN” OP TR U E V A L U E 1961 Olds Super 88 *1995 1962 Chevrolet Bclntr 6 - PASSENG ER S T A T IO N W A* (JON, V-H engine, automatic Iran*. mlalon, power steering and brakes, radio ft heater, factory air condi­ tioning. W hile flniah, with good tiree and Iraled throughout. A lop value ear. Prepare now to vacation In this one. 64 Demonstrators. Must Be Sold! 17. Mala Help Wanted $103 W E E K LY S ALAR Y 4, 322-2448. A L IB E R A L BONUS Be associated with a com­ 32. Flowers • Shrubs pany that ofleri maximum W ATERM ELO N PLANTS opportunity for a permanent and profitable career. Can 2 for 25c, I for $1.00. Tomato plants, $25 doz. Ethell's Gro­ you qualify? cery, Paola. 1. High school education or equivalent BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ 2. Neat appearance kee stock. A ll other kind* 3. Car la good condition—free o f Nursery shrubbery and to travel Monday to Friday trees. 4. Age 21-35 Grey Shadows Nursery If you are qualified, you will 6 Ml. 8. on Sanford A ve. receive training at full pay. See Company Represents S3. Furniture live. Mr. A. N. Shankland, Ueed furniture, appliances, 9 a. m. to I p. m. Thurs­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. day, April 23rd, Florida Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Slate Employment Office, 200 So. French Ave., San­ Ave. Ph. F A 24132. ford, Fla. Repossessions Scott Attwater, 74$ hp., tank, good cond. $35. 322-6523. Will pay cash for Remington Ilolamalic Shavers not over 5 years old. The Vogue, 110 N, Blvd., DeLand. W a gn ers Amoco Tb. 838-3911 L M N Enterprises, Inc. $ Bank $ 4.DOOR H ARD TO P, V.B angina, automatic transmission, p o w e r steering, power brakee, radio ft heater, beige flniah with like new heige and tan interior, immaculate throughout. An estra nice local car you would be proud to ew *. Sewing Machine Operators Needed (South on 17-92—6 ml. 2 lllks. Northwest of lxmgwood Plaza) T R A IL E R lu A D E S CONSIDERED 37. Boot* - Motors 35. Articles Wanted Senkarik Gians and Paint Must sell due to illness, 150 caged pullets, ideal H3Ws, Man to tharpea saws—main­ laying about 7 wks. Bargain tain woodworking equip­ $200. Also stewing hens, 3 ment, full or part time. Ph for $1.00. 322-1538. 322-7323. 31 A . P e ta Service Statloa Managers A Attendants for Phillips 66 German Shepherd pups. Ph. Stations. If qualified see E. 322-5888. If. McAlexandcr, 202 N. English Setter pups. Male, fe­ Laurel Ave. male. Cheap. 322-9223. Plymouth 1957, excellent con­ I960 Pontlae Bonneville Con­ dition, $290. Phone 322-8886. vertible. R&H, Power, dean, Ph. days 322-7459. Nights BUYING A m r w ar 322 5296. USED CART '39 English Ford Fordor. Good FIN AN C E IT W ITH U » transportation. $250. Phono ♦ Low Interast Rates 322-6191 or 322-8473. ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK CASH for good clean Used Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ ture, 901 W. First St., l'h. 322-6591. A U TO GLASS & SE A T COVER CO. LA K E W YM AN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD key Baby Jumper, 11. O. Train layout, switehe* and 2 trains. Th. 3226191 or 3228475. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D BR, 2 Bath House in Park 1,1 Bualnaaa O p p o rtu n ity Auto Glass, Tepe Ridge. Assume payments. A Sea* Covers PH ILLIP S 66 Service Station Call 322-6341. for Lease. I f you have • email amount of capital, I BR, CB house Ravenna Pkand the desire to own your $600 Down, $61 mo. VA 104 W. 2nd St. F A 14012 business, with paid tralnlni mort. Call after 5 p. m. A L L WORK GUARANTEED available, then tee E. H. 322-0653. MrAlextndcr, 202 North Laurel Ave. AUTOMOTIVE BEDROOM HOMES AIR-CONDITIONING 16. P e m a le H e lp W a n te d IM M ED IATE INSTALLATIO N - SERVICING OCCUPANCY Good Used Cars Sold Air-Conditioning Optional 111 French Ave. 322-7765 As Low a i 8350 Down C R Y S TA L L A K E P A R K Steady employment la a mo­ S I . Poultry • L iv e s t o c k dern alr-conditloned factory. LA K E M ARY Apply In peraoo to All* of Jersey Cow, due to eatf short­ West on 25th St. and ly. Ph. 322-2547 after 4:30 Sanford, Hlwsy 17-92. Do not L eft on Lake Mary Blvd. p.m. Phone. 322-2744 3& 4 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36. Automobile* - Truck* 34. Articles For Sale • LOW M ILEAG E • FACTORY G U ARANTEED FORDS *2295 1961 Chevrolet Impala 4.DOOR RED AN, V-8, automstle transmission, power steering, radio and healer. A car that haa to he driven to be appreciated. T ry it to. day. *1695 1961 Corvette Coupe g.apecd transmission, radio ft heat­ er, pratirally new tires and In top mechanical condition. Sporting Ha original red and white paint, thia T car will nevar rust. A true sports A car excelled by none. M W Vi m J 1961 Olds F-85 Cutlass V-B engine, automatic transmission, radio ft healer, bucket scats, cansole and all vinyl Interior, Thia one you'll have to ace! *1595 1957 Chevrolet 4.DOOR 8E D AN , V-8 engine, automatte transmission, heater. A clean interior, body and paint, eacellant mechanically and the liras are good. Only Now Going At — Terrific Savings! *795 1956 Chevrolet Delray OVER 60 NEW CARS NOW e«M IN STO CK ! M )O O R SED AN, V-8 engine, automalic transmission, radio ft neuter, all vinyl interior, clean black and white finish. Thera'a plenty o f good miles left 1* thia ana. 1960 Renault “Be Sure To See The Unexpected From Detroit” 4-DOOK SED AN , sparkling black finish, all vinyl interior, good tires and a solid body. A real gaa aarar. *595 *495 1961 Chevrolet Impala V Y lu A J ta n q And Make Your Deal 4-DOOR S E D A N , V-8 engine. auto­ matic transmission, radio ft heater, solid white exterior finish, black in­ terior. A one owner, low mileage car that you can drive with pride. *1695 Open Friday Nights & Saturday Afternoons For Your Shopping Convenience Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 2nd. ft Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-6X31 Ph. 322-0362) I �' r r r w*L P«8« 4 -A — A p r il 22, 1964 Osteen Civic Association Has April Meeting ENJOYTHE By Mra. Clarence Snyder The Ontecn Civic A n o d e * tion met Thuraday evening at «C*I i i ’ the County Dam building with Nick I’felfauf, president, proaiding. Twenty-four new member* ahlps have been received since the last meeting. ■Hie committee fo r the com­ munity picnic reported it was a huge success. Several dona­ tions have been received fo r the building fund. The organization thanked Joe Masters and Robert Ilirt fo r their cooperation in mov­ ing the moument and erecting the fla g 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 fo r their part in the project. A report was given on the Talent Show being sponsored by the organization. This ■how w ill be given Tuesday evening, April 28, at the I)oB ary Civie Center. Ilck ets are on sale various places in 8anford by the members and w ill be available at the door. It waa decided to dlspcnso with the regular meetings in July and August. A plastic party will be held In M ay with the proceeds going to the building fund. The date w ill be announced later. Other fund raising projects were discussed. This will be continued at the next meeting. P feifa u f then Introduced Mrs. Thomaa Largen, presi­ dent o f 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 o f livea could be saved if people would have yearly health checks. Dr. Largen showed pictures on the subject and answered questlona from the group. By Donna Estea Chief Claude Layo reported today that a total o f |24& has been donated, to date, to the Longwood Volunteer Fire De­ partment Ambulance Fund which has been set up at Florida State Dank o f San­ ford. The fund waa initiated re­ cently with the donation of two flOO bills by John D. Scott, president o f the Astor­ ia Automatic Sprinkler Com­ pany, Inc., Long Island City, N . Y . and winter resident of Longwood. Scott, who w ill return to his summer home In Hightstown, N . J., within the next few weeks, will investigate there the costa o f a fully equipped ambulance. When the vehicle la acquired It will be staffed by members o f the Volunteer Fire Department and Auxil­ iary who w ill 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 e f the fund, or to any mem­ ber o f the department. Mra. Layo will keep a com­ plete list of those making do­ nations which will be available fo r publle inspection upon re quest. 4-piece place Betting o f porcelain china, your choice o f pat­ terns, ‘ TrcHtige” or “ Platinum Wheat” with coupon and purchaHCH o f $10.00 or more! TIM E HAS BEEN E X TE N D ED ! TH IS OFFER NOW GOOD TH RU A P R IL 29 A T YOUR CASSELBERRY P U IILIX . IO O 0VneV lfO O Jtfl G r e e n S t a m p s I f you did not receive a coupon hook by mnil- come In and nuk for one! at A All Allsweet .... M b. ....... eta. 27V Betty Crocker Buttermilk Biscuits . 6 ::•» 49* e •e e e e Pilltbury'e Caramel11 Vi-os. 2 9 # Sk( . e ee ee e Nut Rolls Cheeto from Wiiconiln Choose Bor Longhorn ye* 65* Kroft’s Mellow Flevortd Cheddar titeesiMi Ice C ream • • • frozen foods • The original namo o f the "United Nations’' was sug­ gested by President Franklin />- Roosevelt, according to En­ cyclopedia Americana. Jl)i O r . e n T A R N O W SLICED LU N C H M E A T (■•109ns. Sp eed Luncheon. P 4 P) tevetre* SeU Aorll tt. Steel (lip ir s i Id le April 21t 11441 tSA Alt eeuyee mi iwAeee ok $1.00 OR MORE OF A N Y HEALTH 0* BEAUTY AIDS C hu n k T una 3 6-ox. pkgs. 87c g flm m m m m ji iw s w G re e n S t a m p . •iA Ait empty mi pmti ew eA tw irr pntMiuM eooKSo on sanss H A M OR SLICED C H IC K IN 6-oi. pkg. 69c towelroe Set- April M. ItOOt _itn&BMmrj C a k e M ix e s. • • 3 19 o*. pkgs. O r .a n S ta m p . «4A Alt oeoyoe ltd po'Aeoe eA HERMAN ORANGE BAND WIENERS 1-lb. pkg. 59e __ (White, Yellow, Chocolate, Double-Dutch, Swiss Chocolate, Bavarian) (SIS.FSS Sal . Asvtl 2$. 11441 !W 6 eA teY M G re e n S ta m p s Jftl Blrde-lye Fresen Helved 3 \\\\': *1 Bomen Brand Quick Frosen Lasagne ........ 49* Cloverbloom (limit 2 please) 16-ox. pkg. 79c B u t t e r ........... SO W SW aYW i Jftl O r . e n Potatoes .... 3 79* T O Y S tY W I S ta m p . G re e n S ta m p . •IA Alt em u mi puAew efi Sere Lee’s Delicious Chicken Ore-lde Crinkle-Cut (•■Dir* Sat,. April 21. 11441 E M M M M fiM ll Krafts Salad Dressing (limit 1 please) Sara Lee ......’H r 59* ................. pkf. *>A A n t*ve*y mi y«rd>tM of. H O LL O W A Y HO U St F R O Z IN P IZ Z A W IT H SAUSAGE A N D CHEESE S Avoir** Bet- Aorll as. IS04S Lemonade ... 8 V.’i 99* S ta m p . «ddb i i g ess#as s*d jurtb egg «4 3-lbs. $1.47 J 7/ G r e e n S t a m p s Chicken of the Sea Minute Mold Pink or Resulor Strawberries pvrcheee eA IO O -.Y IO O Pillsbury'i Assorted 10-os. etlck i nm m m m m All Flavors Borden's (limit 2) Swift'* Tatty Mer,arina him m 1 0 0 ^ ^ 1 1 0 0 Swift Premium Pretea Crewed lest dairy specials JOHNSON'S 010-C0AT FLOOR WAX 14-ei. tiie, 59c . M ira cle W h ip •. PJ^R •iA Ait cm w ted eewkee* *k JOHNSON'S KLEAR FLOOR WAX 26*os. tix e , 97c teeolrtt Set- «orll *S. ISMS g a o 00PQ00000PP.P.O.PAO.O Set.. April 2S. 11441 m sm m m m Booth's Quick Froson 49* Mrs. Foul’s Family Back Frlod Fish Fillet .....*£• 59* Troatura Isle Quick Froson Br'ded Shrimp '°;7 49* Jeon of Are Cud Three Diemend Sliced Asparagus 5 ,0tvi;:, , l Armour’i Star Vienna Pineapple Taney Dale Hawaiian P in to ,p i. Sausage ... 5 *1 Juice ......3 Sunihlno'e St.cfc-F.ck H l-H e Delkieus O i e p Freestone Crackers ... '°,Z 29* Peaches .... #ZVi F.F.V. Fudgles no Oetmeel I4 h -w . Fkl- Cookies *1 Rater's Brand Baby 39* Green Peas • down produce lane • 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 fr a APR. M, 14, U , 1944 JfA GWAr Ale 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 te a k »>. 89* W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — fh e State Department an­ nounced Monday that the Sov­ iet Union had agreed to with­ draw Russian vessels fishing fo r king crab near Kodiac Is­ land, Alaska. The United States protested the presence o f the Soviet vessels were outside the tra­ ditional three-mile fishing lim­ it but th e . protest contended that the crawling crabs were "natural resources” o f the U. S. Continental Shelf. 9U.IIES it PUBLIX FREE - at Casselberry Publix - Perch Fillet ... Layo Releases Fund Report WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Chuck S te a k s • »>. 49* P o t R o a st .(boit«-iR)0 lb. 49* P o t R o a st (boneless)# |b. 79* S h o rt R ib s ...»>• 39* G ro u n d B e e f 3 ^ *1 47 .(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. SEM INOLE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �I r 41 Displays In Industrial Show Opening Tonight Beauty Contest Gets Under Way Tonight 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 $75 scries E that the new U. S. savings A practice session bond, bearing the portrait of the late President Kennedy, will go on sale May 1, came was scheduled for 7:30 when the girls were shown just how to walk down the ramp, how to stand and Just when to smile. Assisting in the practice session was Miss Candi Con­ dor, "Miss Seminole County" o f 1963, Mrs. William Kline­ felter and Mrs. Joe Dennison nlso gave pointers to the con­ testants. Exhibit Salute To Business Achievements ® lt ? ^ c t n f n r it f c n t l i i • Zip Code 32771 J Forty-one W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy today with scattered showers likely Friday; high today 85-90; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 56 United Press Leaser! W re iietablished 1908 THURS., A P R IL 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Highlight displays the win Industrial Exhibit of the Seminole County NO. 175 Chamber of Commerce indus­ m w A trial committee commencing at 6:30 p. m. tonight at San­ . . . ford Civic Center, Co-chairmen Carl Schilke and Scott Hums said the ex­ hibit is a salute to all Semi­ Nixon Barred nole County industry. TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) Karyle Housholder, Cham­ The Supreme Court refused ber president, Saturday night today to restore Richard Nix­ will present an Award of Ap­ chairman for Florida, on's name to the Florida preciation to the industrial­ • • • Presidential Prim ary ballot ist contributing the ma<l to State Board of Health urges the development of Seminole parents who have children County. starting to school this fall to BRAUNSCHWEIG. Ger­ The exhibit will be staged many (U P I) — Nazi mass for three nights, opening at obtain certified copies of birth murderer Hans Walter Zech- 6:30 tonight and Friday night certificates. However, Semi­ Ncnntwich has escaped from and at R p. m. Saturday. nole County schools will ac­ a maximum security jail, Highlight of (he exhibit will cept any legitimate recording, police said today. be the annual beauty contest even family Bibles. sponsored by the Sanford • • • Civitan Club. Nineteen beau­ ‘ •The Clock" was curious the JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - A ties will vie for the title of other day about a Seminole hearing on a suit to block "M iss Seminole County." Salute to county Industrial­ the merger of the Atlantic licensed car with a "Blount ANDREW Carrawny, Coast Line and Seaboard Air ists will lie voiced at 7:30 to­ for county Judge" bumper Sanford businessman, I.inc railroads has been sche­ night by Schilkc, Mayor A. L. strip, when no "Blount” is on duled for July 17. Wilson and James P. Avery the county ticket. Many read­ has been appointed n | member o f the military Jr., C o u n t y Commission ers telephoned to let us know committee o f chairman. Uriel Blount, erstwhile presi­ affairs the F l o r i d a State Girls entered In the beauty DAR ES SALAAM , Tangan­ dent of the Florida Junior Chamber o f Commerce yika (U P I) — President Ju­ contest will parade in bath­ Chamber of Commerce, is by Floyd II. IJowen, lius Nyerere announced today ing suits at 8 this evening, in running for county judge in president. that Tanganyika and the left­ evening gowns at 8 Friday Volusia County. • • • ist-ruled island republic of evening and for the final at 8:15 Saturday Zanzibar will unite into "one judging The Clock Winders have evening. sovereign state." just learned that the Diversi­ The Junior Chaml>er of fied Cooperative Training Commerce will sponsor a JOHN A. IIURTON IV today signed the contract Standing are Andrew Carrawny (le ft), trustee Club at Seminole High School A T L A N T A (U P I ) — South­ free snack bar each evening for the architectural design o f the now $1 mil­ secretary-treasurer, and Robert Hessercr, hos­ helped several local families ern state ami regional leaders and door prizes will be alion wing o f Seminole Memorial Hospital. He is pital administrator, who said construction will enjoy the recent Easter holi­ of the Barry Goldwater presi- warded at intervals all even­ pictured (seated left) with A. B. Peterson Sr., Iks started in the late fall or early winter. day. Under the direction of dentlal movement will meet ing. president o f the hospital Itonrd o f trustees. (Herald Photo) I.ou Girard, co-ordinator, the Burns, co-chairman o f the In Atlanta Saturday and Sun­ families were provided with trade body's industrial com­ day to coordinate their acti­ food baskets containing a By United Press International mittee, said today that 2,500 vities. complete Easter dinner. The State Sen. Scott Kelly charg­ persons visited Uie show families were located through ed today that the past two ad­ during last year's onew ay the Salvation Army. ministrations h a v e born NEW YO R K (U P I) - En- run. This year, with the show • • • wasteful in paying out mil­ eouraged by Improving weath­ running tonight, Friday and Our apologies to Johny Van er and the likllhood of dlraln- Saturday, chamber officials Kcpocl. In Doris Williams’ in­ lions of dollars for road con­ sultants. Ing civil rights protests, vis­ are anticipating a much la rg­ terview in The Herald with In a speech to supporter* itors In greater numbers were er attendance. hio mother, Mayor Irene Van WASHINGTON (U P I ) — thn effectiveness of collective -v .» converging . on .«$. (ho 1964-65 Eepoel, of North Orlando, so at Miami, Kelly laid "M il­ A l'n h era of Congress "IfT e d bargaining ) P.r •*b|pnt World’* Fair, lions have been paid out in Seminole County’s "trie Th« N A > J fUbi atnlt to fly much concentration was plac­ M-ltli incnt or tho lung stand­ Johnson has again demon­ phone barrier" wa* studied the new BA-fC Vigilante reed on the spelling of the fam ­ consultant fcea in the present ing railroad dispute today as a strated his effective and per­ and just previous administra­ Wednesday by Wilkins Lin. , .... . connaiisance bomber c o n ily name that Johny’ s name suasive leadership." hart, utility engineer of the ,ri1 " ,n*,h f° r col,ccll1 v c 1 ,,ar' Unues .operations at the San­ came out "Johnny." It’s spell­ tions. The money has been Sen. Paul H. Dogtilas, D ford N avel (A ir StaUon this wasted because some of the Florida Public Utilities Com- Ka,n" ' K a,Kl a I * " 0" ' ' 1 vic,or> ed with one " N . " Johny. lor President Johnson. III., said: "A great ticlory for week • • • projects became obsolete. mission. He said he will re­ weekend in Roth Republicans and Dem­ the American people, for col­ which, Miami Mayor Albert King port his (indings to the Com­ beca me the Sanfordites are wondering SYBACUSE. N. Y . ( U P ! ) bargaining, ami a first ocrats hailed the agreement lective mission, •' about the "W elcom e Shriners" High was in Coral Gables, just Her operMichael W. Herr, strike chair­ great tribute to the persist atio.,1 . "b on Fulton Street. It’s stretch­ outside Miami, talking to a Linhart, guided on hia tour r1 c mo' i1n‘! ,h« ,h' eat ol a na Groundbreaking ceremonies man of the railroad trainmen ed across the street . . . right realtors' meeting. The Nav/announced today of Soul): Seminole County by tionwidc strike. There was no enec of the President." tor a new $20,000 Moose Home on the New York Central speculation of the political e f­ "Votes are more Important in front of the city ja il) 1 that all pilots assigned to J. O. (Jess) Gregory, confer­ in Sanford will be held at 2 Railroad east of Iluffalo said Chief Roy Williams, who also than dollars. If you believe Hanford's Heavy Attack red with James P. Avery Jr., fect of the development in an p.m. Sunday by Sanford today that as far as he la election year. is president of the Shrine that principles arc more im ­ Squadron Five (VAH-5) com­ chairman of the County Com­ the presidential Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of concerned Rut legislators expressed Club, is taking a terrific rib­ portant than hugu war chests pleted the required day and mission; Harold Decker, Fern agreement between tho un­ Moose. Special guests for the bing—is he inviting his fel­ of some candidates who are night arrested landingi during Park-Casselberry Chamber of candid relief that the touchy occasion will be Jim Me- ions and railroad manage­ low Shriners to "v is it” 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 W A S H IN G T O N (U P D 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 hack in their laps so close to The House has approved un­ • • • national elections. Only last Second comity w ide political of Florida last week. vote for m e." strike the Central at 12:01 a. cipal. Presiding will bo Otis SJoSanford Jaycccs afe nomi­ High also cited his record animously a $16.7 billion de­ in., KST, Saturday. This is a Navy prerequisite Linhart discussed his find- Au« ual' Con« rc* ‘ Pass,<l ,hc rally under the sponsorship of Executive for every pilot prior to any blum, governor of the Sanford 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 lle rr said a strike would lodge. all that President Johnson men of Seminole County for four terms, and repeated phono action with Karlylc arbitration bill in history to Committee will be kicked off extended operation at sea in­ 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 o f a new 5:30 tonight at Oviedo High spending at the state level. Herr said, regardless of the Seminole County Chamber of 1 Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, carrier deck. of 27th Street where Use lodge Vour arm around her may Wednesday High blasted the bomber. Commerce. R-N.Y., said: "W e are all In- School cafetorium. VAH-5, the first fleet squad­ owns seven lots. Refresh­ terms, tile unions have taken 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 365-0 Wednesday aent the And you may think her ment pressure was applied to 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 measure to the Senate where hand Is won; bring an agreement and that son. Sen. John Mathews and Park. Linhart said he was Senate Democratic Leader is planning for 35o guests. the Western Pacific aboard of Sanford Chapter 1404, action must wait until the The families wish you’d "collective bargaining lu i Jacksonville Mayor llaydon Paul Miklcr, rally chair tho USS Banger this summer. "am azed at both the extent Mansfield, Mont., said: Women of the Moose. end of the rivll rights battle, never risked it taken a blow." Burns. and the quality of new devlop- " I think the President lias man, said county candidates Tlie "CarQuals" were, in ef­ possibly in lute May or early The new building, when Now that you're a sta­ Neil P. Spelrs, head o f 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 a f­ tioned throughout and will quartered in nuffalo, said in cd that when the telephone t couldn I be happier that this he permitted three minutes to Aside from carrier suit’ a bllJo Foy, manager of ter two days of debate, dur­ contain a large recreation Washington that the truro Look for some innocent recount his or her qualifica­ By tests, conducted by the State Employment ing which members argued barrier is lifted the volume of is now otf thr minds of all of and meeting hall, a lounge was a "balanced agreement.’* ( ? ) fun on Sanford streets Florida tions for office. Naval Aviation Test Center Friday and Saturday when 5,- Service offices in Sanford is­ bitterly on only one point— a cross-country calls will multi- '**• ' and bar, office and kitchen Spelrs indicated that tho Third ami final rally of the two weeks earlier, tills was space and storage facility. switchmen would !>e asked to 000 Shriners converge on the sued nn uppcul today for cit­ controversial 35-05 per cent ply by a tailor of five to six. Senate Democratic W h i p executive committee will lie Die first time that the aircraft split between privato and He based his estimate on past Huliert II. Humphrey, Minn., city to initiate 100 candidates rus pickers. Construction Is expected to ratify the pact when specific the railroads and held at 7:30 p.m. April 30 at iiad been operated from a "Steady, able-bodied labor- naval shipyards in assign­ experiences with similar prob- lauded Saturday afternoon. The print­ get underway immediately. details are drawn up. Sanford Civic Center. other like circumunions for "demonstrating carrier deck. ed program Indicates some era are badly needed for pick­ ment of N iv y repair and con­ lems in 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 Anyone interested is urged Chairman Carl Vinson, Dnoon ami evening and Satur­ 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 le d Air Jack­ Shrine Temple always bring at 200 South French Avenue. the required allotment to pri­ glcwood, Haven, Altamonte sonville. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS along their fun units, plus Foy said it vould be a good vate shipyards was jeopardis­ Florida Springs, Bretton Wood. Cas­ Meanwhile, Sanford’s train­ opportunity for good earnings. ing the Navy's own yards. F R ID A Y bands and drill teams. • • • selberry, Longwood and Lake ing arm, Heavy Attack Squad­ Nobles and Indies register at M ayfair Inn. ron Three (VAII-3), was quali­ Coif tournament, M ayfair Country Club, Mary. Junior Chamber o f Com­ The parly was chauffercd fying pilots (or duly with substarts at noon. merce movement is expand­ ' by Gregory’s son. Jess, a stu­ srqurnt HA-5C equipped Candidates re|»ort, 7 p.m., M ayfair Inn; ing in Seminole County. Sandent at Florida State Univers­ squadrons. street activities. ford-Seminole J a y c e e s is 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. Ladies, recreation, 8 p.m., M ayfair Inn crews ami support personnel ready interested, with Ilob 750s1l, 800sl4, 850(14, M iller 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 flo w e r , (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, N IC O S IA . Cyprus (U P D — 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*' A ll 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 o f tires and tubes. Moslem Feast, 11:30 a.m., Sanford Shrine general amnesty. Probably on the farm our­ Club. United Nations peace force FltKIJ M O U N TIN G • BUDGET TERM S | selves. The U. S. Department Ladies luncheon and fashion show, 12:15 officials feared the dominant u h o f Agriculture says during p.m., Muyfair Inn. Greek Cypriots headed by MsSanford firemen answered 1962 each o f us consumed 163 karioa might now use more Candidates Initiation — three calls Wednesday after­ pounds o f beef, veal, pork, IR E N E V A N E EI»O E I„ muyor o f North Orforceful 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 o f the new Turkish Cypriot resistance. auditorium. fire at 25th Street and Polnpounds o f chicken and turkey. Sunford Chamber o f 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 o f fruit my Peterson (le ft) und Jim Talmadge, presi­ against the Turks when he High gymnasium. 1320 West Eighth Street and a and 230 pounds o f vegetables. dent and manager, respectively, o f 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. today from Victor H. Northcutt, volunteer savings bond Kelly Assails Cost Of Road Consultants Others were the four jud­ ges who had a short chat with each girl. The judges are Janet Bonder of P I a y g i r l Fashions, Cecile Heard, U.S. Postmaster; Robert Sheddon o f Southern Bell and Paul Lewis o f the Credit Bureau. The crowning o f “ Miss Seminole County" Saturday night is part o f the three-day Industrial Exposition o f Sem­ inole County and is sponsored by the Civitnns. This is the county's second annual contest. The first was held during Seminole County's Semi-Centennial celebration a year ago. A t the first session tonight contestants will he judged in bathing suits. Friday, begin­ ning at 7:30 p.m., the evening gown competition will be held and on Saturday, the girls will again appear in their bathing suits. The winner will Ik* cruwncd by Miss Condor. The nineteen contestants are Misses Pam Gibbs, Pat Crimaley, Shnron Williams, Janice Bussell, Peggy Miller, Marla Jones, Ann Mahan, Loretta Fore, Sherry Thrasher, Carla Lommler, Pat Mackall, Joanne Heron, Sandy Getman. Karen Metzler, Kathy But­ ler, Nylcen Albers, Knrcn Green, Nanry Pinnock and Barbara D'e Sehoek. They* are sponsored respec­ tively hy Kingswood Builders, Dearborn Electronics, Lions Club, Kader Jewelry, Dynatronics, Rtkaha Inn, Sanford Atlantic Bank, Citiceni Bank of Oviedo, Florida State Bank, I.ormann Real Estate, Holler Motors, Iwroy C. Robb, Const., Gator Lumber Company. Perkins Mena Wear, Rill Hemphill Motors, Capri Res­ taurant, Har Car, Sanford Electric and Horne Distribut­ ors. Nazi Escapes M erger H earing States To M erge Goldwater Meet 'Phone Barrier' Rail Accord Hailed VAH-5 Pilots Tour Made By As Victory For LBJ Pass Carrier Stale Official Landing Tests W orld’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 w r BRAND? Dtscoojvr pmces 14” TIRES Now Only <t M A A O U Turk Cypriots Reject Plan P G U ARAN TEED 3 Fire C II i y RECAPS! jj i U � 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 22, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 22, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6de3357928ae9c4a31ae4ab57f4981ee.pdf fc5b06bdaabfd9fa40a3f39e545b8a89 PDF Text Text i * 1 P ag * ft-A— M arch 25, '64 Skin Disease Study Fails To Solve Mystery fPIBUX] M A R K I T « | j B y Detoa Smith V P I Selene* Editor N E W Y O R K — A newly written "natural h lttory" of the Itchy aUn disease which k connected somehow with allergies, although medical edence doesn't know Juit how, offered little hope to Re many victims. And It on­ ly accented Ms mysteries. Its average duration among long-term victims who pro elded facta for this "natural history" was about >0 years, H ie longest single duration among them was 63 years The disease is "atopic derm atltls." It is an on-and-off Itchiness and is believed due to deep-down allergic reac Rons. Among the now historical victim s 55 percent were also given to asthma, hay fever, and allergic rhinitis which is • runny nose not caused by die common cold. A ll this emphasised its connections to the generalised allergic state called •‘ atopy." In 6S percent there was a fam ily background of atopy On the other hand the attacks e f itchiness were brought on most frequently by nervous tension and fatigue in 60 percent. This gave some support to a psychiatric theory that U has some connection with unconscious emotional con­ flicts. Furthermore, many of the victim s found relaxation and release o f tension the most effective remedy. But avoid Ing the substances to which they were allergic was also effective. The history * takers were Drs. Harry L. Roth and Rob­ ert R. Kierland o f the Mayo Clinic and Foundation of Ro­ chester, Minn. They reported to a technical organ o f the American Medical Aseocla lion. They questioned 492 pereons who were treated for atopic dermatitis in the Ms jro Clinic 20 years ago to find eut how they had fared mean while. They were divided be tween "s e v e re " cases this nodlsease-now rate was 29 per­ cent. Cataracts and pneumonia sometimes are associated with atopic dermatitis. Roth end Kierland found the rate that could be expected was 4 percent for the "m ild " and 23 percent for the "severe as regards cataracts and 13 percent for pneumonia. * C t llW W ts ‘«452'"EA$TER *TRADITIONAlwj ||TSSWIFTSPREMIUMHAM! 2 ) 8 1 P A V »A » D 1SCO VE8EO Zatty Dots Hawaii** ON EASTER •(PASCIM FLOHIP*' r m c iiir in h ' i i t I W 4 con 29* con 23* SERVE W ITH PEPPERIDGE F A R M S SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOV'T-INSPECTED 8 TO 14 lbs. AVG SHIPPED,QUICK FROZEN EVISC i S T U F F IN G 8-os. pkg. BUTTERBALL •P j. T SWIFT'S PREMIUM, EITHER END OR WHOLE SMOKED, READY-TO-EAT 29* TURKEYS FULLY COOKED 1 "~I HAMS -t- Duncan Hines Aitottad Layer C ake M ix • M azola O il Cocktail • • P each es • • O e# • 48-ox. bot. • 32-ox. bot. Osage ..Brand Tatty Freestone • #2»/i con • six pack • half gal. • 1-lb. ctn. Refreshing Butch Bavarian (Rog) g g • f • • • Fork Lane (Limit 1 Pleat*) Ice C re a m 1 • Land O'Laket limit 1 per customer with purchatct of $5 or more m S au sag e. 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Defendant N O T trn o r p i ’ i h .i c a t i o n T » l U K T T r JANK KOX 4 Aloit roe Hlreet Silver Creek, New Tork T e a are ordered to appear and answer In pereon, or by attorney, to a Complaint here In filed aealnot you In Clr cult Court o f Seminole Ouun ty, Florida, on or before the loth day or April, 1SI4, the same being a cult for divorce etherwleo a Deeres Pro Confeeso w ill be entered agalnet yoa fo r failure to appear and answer ae required by law. W ITNESS my band and o f f i ­ cial eeal flits llt b day o f March, 1SS4. (C IR C U IT COURT S E A L) Arthur II. tleckwlth, Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court ■emlnole County Courthouee Sanford, Florida B yi Sandra S. Johnaon Deputy c lerk P K L D E H AND U E TTIN O IIAU S Attorneys at L aw 1SS South K ao v is a A v o n ** F oot O ffloo Bos IMS W ln tsr Park, Florida Publish Marsh IS, SS * April • . . Southern Yams § N o t ic e . Whole And Cut Style ISielm Sal.. Mar. It. 1004) t h is Pineapple ,U*N PONCF. DE LEON IO O ffie-V'"nAircflO Q BOSTON (U P 1 )— Improper Bostonians have Riven I.ix Taylor and Richard Burton anything but a proper reccp tion. "6 fy w ife was almost kill *«i." Burton thundered, trcin bllng with rage. One • thousand shouting, clawing admirers awnrmed the newlywed stars In the lobby o f the usually atald Rhcrutnn I ’lnxa Hotel Suntluy night tearing at their hair and clothing for souvenir*. Miss Taylor suffered hack and arm Injuries. Hhe was treated by a doctor, given a sedative and put to bed in a plush suite once used by the late President Kennedy, for mer President Eisenhower1and other notables. tv Sweet Treat Brand Silted I N 131* B * Green GUM Green Admiring Mob Injures Liz L e g a l P'apple Juice 3 4c.*”‘87e O W 5 W CASSELBERRY, FLA. 29 .V W I O W 'r V c V W S O M* * Oreen Stempe wlA AU omeoo md goeAwo ofc JM Oreen Stamp* wiA Ale eaegmendeerAaeeeh McCORMICK FURK VA N ILLA 2 -e s . b et. 4 5 c Luitrs Creett lather-Oect Hweipee •lent six*, $1 | C O LG A T I D IN T A l C R IA M W IT H r R I I A J A X LIQ U ID C L IA N K B mmmmmm OOOOOOOOOOOQQQPMO! M Oreen Stempe VIA Ale eeesm md lord lit eh kina six*, 69c i (teelne le i- Mu. M. lege) I M flS M M M 5 0 w « V a T< V W B 0 Jtl Oreen Stamp* wfA Ala eawgmmd ywdieeo eh Heed b Shoulders SHAMPOO Any Sis* Any Style (Saeima tat. Mu. M. 1«M> I) �Sanford Gives Thanks Navy Base Is Saved e i o 6* Councilman-elect Dave TU■,gon apparently holda the de- cTlri> V 1cislon as to who will be the A rt Ferrln and Sforatt ) W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy with few showers through Fridny; high today 80-85; low tonight 55-65. next mayor of North Orlando. I Holdovers Zip Code 32771 VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Ketablished l'J08 THURS., MARCH 26, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 155 Irene Van Ecpocl want to be mayor. Ferrin, *tis said, is Union Official, 3 Others Held In Bomb Plot supported by holdover Art . .Rhodes. Mrs. Van Ecpocl is “ fishing" for Councilwomanelect Mona Grinstcad's vote. Whether she gets it is a moot question since the two arc reported feuding. Which leaves Tilson in the driver's scat. Could be the five will have to compromise and elect M IAM I (U P I) _ A railroad Mrs. Grinstead or Tilson as union official and 10-year em­ mayor. ploye of the Florida East • • • Coast Railway was arrested Charlie Scott would like it Wednesday and charged with known he is the only “ Scott" setting a 50-pound dynamite running for constable; in fact, bomb trap on a track south of for any county office. Seems Vero Beach March 12. some voters have him con­ Three other mm were ar­ fused with another “ Scott" rested within hours after the who announced his candidacy dynamito bomb was rigged but failed to qualify. under the noses of FBI agents • • • who had staked out the tracks Joe Gazil's trials ami tri­ on a tfp from an informer. bulations continue. A gunman But a fourth man escaped, held up his Handy store on agents said. French Avenue; a motorist John Katsikns, 40, record­ wrecked a part of the front ing secretary for Local 555 of and a display stand at his the Brotherhood of Railroad Handy store on 13th Street, Car Men at Miami, was ap­ and now a burglar ripped out parently the fourth man. the wiring of the cooling sys­ Katsikos was charged both tem of his Tip Top store on with conspiracy to set the dy­ West 13th Street, spoiling $30 namite trap and with actually worth of chickens. placing the bomb on the rail­ W II) MATTHEW S, administrative assistant to George Weiss, general • • • road trestle spanning a canal manager of the New York Mets, and Joe McDonald, (righ t) camp super­ Casselberry Fire Chief Paul south of Vero Beach. visor, discuss progress licing made at Sanford’s Mcmorinl Stadium where Bates reminds that the public After FBI agents watched the eastern section of the Mot’s farm system is engaged in spring train­ is invited to attend the spe­ the bomb being set from their (Herald Photo) ing activities. cialeducational movies pro­ hiding places near the trestle, vided through the State Fire they said they followed Jos­ College which are being eph Leo Vetter of Miami and ahown each Wednesday at 8 John Wesley Into Fort Fierce p.m. at the Casselberry Fire and arrested them. The next House. Instruction in mouth- day, Hugh Winn of Miami was to-mouth resuscitation also is arrested. available. All three were former FEC • • • em ploye! and members of Longwood P o l i c e Chief operating railroad u n i o n s . Ry Julian Slenstrom begun spring training at .San­ Claude Layo must have set They arc awaiting trial on With 51 young bull players ford's Memorial Stniluiin. the record Monday for rapid federal train wreck charges Joe McDonald, camp suparA TLA N TIC C IT Y , N . J. on hand Wednesday and more recovery o f stolen goods . . . under $50,000 bond each. (D P I) — AFL-CIO President expected today and Friday, visor, tald that tha initial a used car reported missing Agents said Kataikoa, • »* -, ( k r f « ¥ u a f afcatar•*•**(-. »he * • strew division o f the workout w*-nt o f f in a a w w by Holler Motor o f Sanford, live of Cleveland,! Ohio otftd White House w ar* iir le e \ tim * * f ork ]Met farm system than satisfactory manner Wrher. and its two 15-year-old Negro formerly employed ''by ' the guidelines today and tald they — -■ camp officials, tpanugera and occupants, were recovered by sabotage-plagued FEC for lo scouts i-xprt ased* surprise at could lead to government the chief on West Lake Street years as a car inspector. control of the economy. the excellent physical condi­ in Longwood just IS minutes He lost his FEC job after Meany challenged the guide tion of the nthletes and the after the alarm went out from the carrier was struck (Jan. lines in a speech to the United prowess displayed at the plate the sheriff’s office. 23, 1963.) by members of 11 Auto W o r k e r s convention by most o f Die players during • • • non-operating unions. T h e which heard them reaffirmed a spirited baiting drill. Mrs. Chet Macck of Gene­ operating unions, including Monday by President John­ MeDonnld said that someSanford area physicians will va recently lost a wallet the Brotherhood o f Railroad son. he honored Monday as a spe­ time next week more players I which contained some valu­ Car Men, have refused to The leader of the giant la­ cial period lias been proclaim­ are expected to arrive. “ This able papers and $51 in cash. cross the picket lines set up bor federation said he would ed for them by Mayor A. L. will Itc the result of the par­ It was found by Eddie Hill­ by the non-operating unions. ask the A FIrC iO to take a Wilson. ent rlub rutting buck person­ man, a Geneva Negro, who strong stand against the All doctors will wear a red nel and sending them to the immediately turned his find White House position that flower and additional flowers Buffalo Bisiuia of the Interna­ over to Mrs. Tommy Sumwages should not exceed in­ will he placed on Irays in hos­ tional League. The Bisons, in mersill. There was no identi­ creases in productivity. pital rooms. Floral displays turn, will rut players and send fication in the wallet but " I f we go down this road far will also Ik- seen in the hos­ them to Sanford," ho explain­ through a membership card enough, it leads to the end of pital lobby, drug stores and ed. in a certain organization, free collective bargaining," churches. Arriving last night was which did not contain Mrs. Ollier arrangements will be Clyde McCullough, f o r m e r Eighty business women, Meany said. "A s far as 1 am Macek's name, Mrs. Summerpiu* some 25 men, mcmbeis concerned, I don't propose sent to (amities of deceased catcher fo r the Pittsburgh P i­ sill located the owner. rates und the Chicago Cubs, The purpose of this little o f the Sanford business com­ that labor at any time agree physicians. Doctor's Day is celebrated who has been named to man­ story is twofold: thcrc'rc hon­ munity, were honored this to go dolvn this road." Meany said that the govern­ on March 30 by almost every age the Met*’ Auburn (N . Y .) est people in this ol' world morning at a Coffee Club of the Seminole ment would have to propose state in Hie nation. The date farm rlub in the New Yorkand that Chet is trying to lo­ meeting Pennsylvania League. McCul­ cate Eddie to give him a re­ Chamber o f Commerce in the guidelines for executive sala­ was picked lo commemorate USO Lounge. ries, stockholders dividends one of the greatest discover­ lough lias also been a coach ward. The event, billed an a Pre- and corporation cash reserves ies in medical history. In 1842 with the Minnesota Twins of • • • Registrar Cami Bruce will hauler I-adies Day program, once it gets into the wage- Dr. Crawford W. Long, famed the American League. Until his arrival here, Mc­ Georgia physician, first used have her office In the court­ wns conducted by Charlie price field. He said it would be the first ether as an anesthetic agent Cullough lias been coaching for • t house open from 9 to noon Morrison, public relations di­ rector o f tha Chamber, lie slep Inward government con­ in n surgical operation, pro the parent Meta rlub, serving Saturday for the benefit of waa introduced by Karlylc trol of industry. tiding mankind wilh the free­ under Manager Casey Stengel. county residents wishing to Ifousholder, Chamber presidom from pain and suffering Sheriff Robinson, originally register in order to vote in dent. unsigned to mnnage Auburn, during surgery. the May S primary. Several of the women were Doctor's Day originated in lias been named u coach for • • • awarded Eaater prize*, rangBarrow County, Gn , in 1933, Stengel's rlub. Memo to political candi­ ing from hams to randy. as Die Idea of Mrs. Charles MrDonald also announerd dates: Irate motorists are “ Among these introdured B Almond who hail carried this morning that two more telephoning The Herald in by Morriaon were Mis* Lucy fond memories of her family scouts had arrived and will complaint Uiat your automo­ Nowlin, home service repre­ NORFOLK, Va. (U P I ) — physician. serve ns instructors during biles, with your campaign sentative for Florida Power An explosion split the mid­ This Sai ” <<‘ict«rs and the training period. They are signs, are hogging downtown A Light Company, who is , section o f the 523-foot tanker Iheir wive* in- Leri /.alike and Lloyd Gear­ parking spaces. So, you can leaving the local post to a«- j San Jacinto 40 miles at sea formal parly ai hart. /rink* scoots for the see, your signs can work not sunie the statewide director- early today. One rrewman rotlage of l)r. and Mrs. Char­ Met* in the Connerticut-Rhode only to your advantage but to ship fo r home services witli was killed and several others les Park Jr. on Banana Lake. Island urea. your disadvantage. offices In Miami; and Mrs. 1were injured. Special tribute will be paid Met offieiuls are well pleas­ • • • Mary Washburn, USO aide More than 30 crewmen to three loral doctors for their ed with the facilities here, Mc­ Note to Sanford householdIn charge o f activities for elected to ride stern section years of dedication. They are Donald rr|Mirtrd. "Th e layout holders: City fire code pro­ personnel stationed at San­ o f the vessel, which appsr- I)r. Charles L. Park Sr., who at Memorial Stadium ia just hibits the burning of trash; ford Naval A ir 8tation. ently was still hanging lame­ started prartice in 1923; Dr. great," said McDonald, and let the sanitation crews pick The Chamber’s Coffee Club ly to the forward section by G. H Starke who started in "w e're happy with the farilit up. If it's something very meets on the last Thursday piping, wiring and structural 1927, and Dr. Wade H. Gar­ ities und particularly the special that has to be burned, o f each month. beam*. weutlier." ner who started in 1929. obtain ■permit from the fire Meany Assails Spring Training For LBJ Wage-Price Met Teams Begins Guidelines Cily To Honoi Its Physicians Ladies Day Held By Coffee Club Tanker Split In Two By Blast department. Neighbors are complaining to city hall, and one says he hates to sec tills professional man taken to court. Senate Votes To Take Up Civil Rights WASHINGTON O N LY Days to Register For the Primaries (U P I) — Committee for 10 days. But away for a three-day Easter sections of the bill, suggested changes of some degree to virtually the entire bill. In a speech prepared to supjiort Morse'* committee referral motion, Dlrkten spell­ then moved Into a second test the courts— are entitled to Sen. Richard R. Russell, (D- ed out in delail hia proposed over sending it to committee. full committee consideration Ga.), did not even make any revision to the bill’s section on The vote to take up the of the bill. closing arguments after 16 banning job discrimination Tne Senate wasted no lime days of talk on Democratic against Negroes or other min­ bill was, as expected, one-sided-67 to 17. voting on the long-pending mo­ Leader Mike .Mansfield's move ority groups. Re skipped his Senate leaders were confi­ tion to take up the bill. It to formally consider the legis­ proposed amendment to the dent they could defeat Sen. started voting 21 minutes after lation. Neither did Mansfield. public accommodations sec­ Wayne klorsc's motion to send it opened a 9 a. m. session. Dirk sen, who has drafted tion. lie plans lo spell out the measure to the Judiciary |Senators were racing fo get major amvodmcnla Ui two these details later, The Senate, after almost three the Oregon Democrat, backed weekend. week* o f Southern opposition, by Senate GOP lea d er Ever­ Adoption of the first motion Dirkscn, 111., argued had been a forgone conclus­ voted to take up the House ett passed civil right* bill. It strongly that the Senate— and ion. Southern senators led by JIQJLUA. •• • BRIEFS Peace Force NICOSIA (U P I ) — The United Nations peace force will take up ita duties on Cy­ rus nt 6 a.m. Friday 10 p.m. Thursday, VIST, the United Nations announced today. 11 Convicted AYKLSBURY, E n g l a n d (U P I) — A jury today con­ victed 11 persons In the $7.3 million "great mail train robbery," biggest theft o f all time. Mac On Mend W A SH IN G TO N < U H ) — General o f the Arm y Doug­ las MncArthur, though still gravely ill from the effects of two major operations In IH days, seemed today to Ik> on the way to recovery. Bandit Hunted CHICAGO (U P I ) — Au­ thorities today expanded their hunt for a supermarket ban­ dit who slipped away from a police ambush Wednesday in which tin i*e other robbers were shot lo death. Markets To Close t'nilrd Press International Major securities and com­ modity exchanges in the Un­ ited States and Canada will lie closed on Good Friday, March 27. Most banks will be open. Close Shave T A M P A , ( U l 'I ) — A shav­ ing cream duel between »evtm i1 college girls got out of hal’d Wednesday night and It waa 4 n in, before police could quiet 400 milling, singing students at tbo University of South Florida. Milk Man Named TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — F ih ii U II. lA'Verelte Sr., Tall- Leaders Hail Decision To Keep Big Facility the Chamber's armed forces By Fred Van Pelt Tali of gloom which hung committee, this morning re leased the following slate over Seminole County's econ ment on his return to Sanford omy during the last 10 days from Washington: to two weeks, because of per­ "On behalf of the Seminole sistent rumors, waa quickly County Chamber of Commerce dispelled Wednesday afternoon armed forces committee, we with the announcement by the want to express our sinrere Navy, sanctioned by the Pen­ tagon, that operations will gratitude to all the indivld uals, city and county govern continue as planned at San­ ment officials and civic lead­ ford Naval Air Station. Over and above the pleasant ers for their outstanding of personal relationship which forts in the successful drive to keep and expand our Naval exists between the Navy per­ A ir Station. sonnel assigned to SNAS and "W e cannot overemphasize the civilian population, there is the selfish point- of -view: the all-out support o f the wvn derful folks stationed at NAS. Seminole County’a economy. While the continuation of The entire effort is another the Navy base does not neces­ example of unity, with every­ sarily mean a boost In the one joining the team. “ When called on to help, Sen­ economy at this time, it does mean that the county will not ator Holland was magnificent, fare a "financial bust" with wilh complete support from Senator Smathera, Congress the closing of the facility. More than 3,000 persons— man Herlong, and the entire mostly military— derive their Florida Congressional dclcga livelihood at Sanford Naval tion. Air Station. This means a “ The story would not be monthly payroll of more than complete or the successful $t million. And most of this conclusion possible without is spent or invested in Semi­ mentioning the whole-hearted nole County. cooperation of the press." These base personnel own Howard H. Hodges, presi an estimated 500 homes in the dent of Sanford Allantic Na county, which would soon be tional Bank, had this to say vacated should the base be this morning; closed. But, happily, the payroll will continue and the homes will continue to be occupied by the Navy friends. WASHINGTON (UIM ) Navy's decision lo continue Sanford Naval Air Station, From now on the Treasury and not consolidate its opera­ will redeem paper dollars on tions with those o f Naval Air ly in silver bullion or stiver Station, Cecil Field, Jackson­ dust. ville, at that facility, was an­ Treasury Secretary Doug nounced Wednesday afternoon las Dillon called a halt to Die following a conference in Sen. great sliver dollar raid Wed Spessard Holland's Washing­ nesday with an announcement ton office, attended by Sen­ that tlie Treasury no longer ator Holland, representatives will exchange silver certlfl of Sen. George Smathera and cates for silver dollars. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr.; high Dillon said that the recent ranking Navy officers, and run on silver dollars at the State Sen. Mark N. Cleveland Treasury had reduced the Jr., John Krider and Randall stock to about 3 million. Since Chase, of the armed forces virtually all these would be of committee of the Seminole value to coin collectors, he County Chamber of Com­ said, It would not be poss merce. Ible to distribute them equit­ Sen. Cleveland, chairman of ably. New Trial Move 2 Outside Fire Calls Answered By Longwood "The lown seems to have an uplift of spirit today after the announcement and I think we will see the pleasant ef­ fect of it in the very near fu­ ture." Karlylc Houshnidcr, presi­ dent of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, re­ leased this statement: “ Needless to say i am moH happy with the decision of tha officials in Washington to keep the Sanford Naval A ir Station in operation and 1 be­ lieve we all realize that it our Navy base was to bo moved it would have a disas­ trous effect on the economy of our county, which would take years of hard work to overcome. “ As it now stands, wc will maintain our economic level in relation with the Navy baso and we can have high hopes that the operation of the base will expand so that it will mean even more lo our gen­ eral economy." State Rep. Jan Fortune said: " I t was a terrific job (keeping the base in opera­ tion). The people who brought it about are to be sincerely rongratulated and the coun­ ty owes them a great debt of gratitude." Run On Silver Dollars Spiked Road Surveys Set For County uhassee, wn* named Wednes day as administrator o f the F l o r i d a Milk Commission, succeeding K. V. Fisher, who A state survey team will ap­ resigned last August. The ap­ pear in Seminole County in pointment was announced by mid-April to establish center­ the governor’* office, lines for future road construc­ tion in tlie county. NEW YORK (U P I ) — The Ttil* "firm commitment" lowest temperature reported was obtained Wednesday by this morning to tlio U.S. the County Commission at a Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was III meeting wilh State Road below zeio at Devils laike, Board Member Max Brewer N'.l). Tlie highest reported and SUB Engineer Ritchie Wednesday was 85 at Alice, Green. The two groups met in DeLand. Also attending Tex. waa Seminole County Engi ncer William Bush, The aurvey team will re D A LLA S (U P I ) — Some time within the next 10 days, main in the county to concen­ Jack lluliy's scholarly new trate on such surveys as were lawyer, Dr. Hubert W. Smith, requested by Seminole at a plans to auk for a new trial, previous meeting wilh the pinning his hopes on more State Road Board. It will atay on the job, SBB medical lists for Ruby and the support of the entire Law member* said, until it la fin­ Scicneo Academy of the Un­ ished unless an "extrem e em ­ ergency" develops which iversity of Texas. might pull them nut. The survey was labeled the "moat important" by County Commission Chairman James P. Avery Jr. at the previous meeting in Del.and. At that time, Snil member* pondered the value of such By Donna Estes ' a project but agreed to study Tlie Longwood Volunteer the proposal and confer with Fire Department was called the county delegation at a to two fires outside the city later date. limits within a six hour per­ Seminole County ran thus iod, Chief Claude Layo re­ begin king range planning for ported this morning. roads. With the centerlines The first call, at 8:55 p.m. established, it can set up ton­ Wednesday, was a woods fire ing regulations and Ihus avoid in Koresl ( ity Eitale*. Sever­ building along such areas. al acres burned and the LongThli, A very said, would wond department reapondrd keep the county from having to a call from the Florida to buy the building in the fu­ Forestry Service under the ture. There will be none oncemutual aid agreement. the program i* set up, he At 12:02 a.in. today, the vol­ added. unteers received two separate Wednesday's meeting and calls to a fire at the Donald decision emphasized the mer­ Iirooka residence on Highway its of the Seminole proposi­ 17-92. It hat been determined tion. that this fire was deliberately With M, Avery said, (he set in a brush and palmetto county can now plan its roads patch within six feet of the for future use instead of house by a person or persons limiting its scope to today's unknown. Occupants credit needs. the continued barking of the Also agreed to was a feas­ family pet, which awakened ibility study for a causaway them to the danger, with over Laka Jessup and one preventing a possible disaster. wbieh would make a closer 19 Below Zero “ The effect of Sanford Na­ val Air Station on the econ­ omy of Sanford had been most forcefully brought home to me by the obvious reluctance of businessmen to go ahead wilh expansion plans and merchan­ dising plans during that per­ iod of uncertainty about the permanency of the installa­ tion. road tie-in with Uio new uni­ versity site. The SBB will place a bor­ ing machine in the area as soon as possible and begin testing the section proposed for the causeway. Should it prove advisable, Ihc center­ lines for the causeway would be marked. The Commission chairman reported prospects appear bright for establishing o f an early rights of way require­ ment for a railroad overpass on West First Street at nand's aiding. This, too, was sought by (lie county delegation at Its early Del.and meeting. Avery declared Wednesday’s meeting “ very cordial, very fruitful and most construc­ tiv e ." He added the entire board was "most grateful for the kindnrss shown" by ihc Stale Road Board officials. George Touhy, executive vice president of First Feder­ al Savings and Loan Associa­ tion, stated: "T lie fact that Sanfonfa principal Industry, its larg­ est payroll, is lo continue in its vital role here undoubted­ ly ia a source o( satisfaction to everyone who is interest­ ed in our continuing progress. “ While ihe economic sup­ port lo our area is very im ­ portant, most of us are very conscious and most apprecia­ tive o f the other outstanding contributions made by our friends at SNAS. They are active workers in our chur­ ches, schools, welfare and charity groups and do out­ standing jobs, not only as contributors to the highly ef­ ficient Navy base, but as cltiicns who arc boosting this vitality of our entire commun­ ity“ The essentiality o f our Navy base to our city— to Central Florida, as a matter of fact—cannot be overem ­ phasized." State Rep. S. J. (J oe) Da­ vis Jr. remarked: “ Sanford Naval Air Station is an Im­ portant factor to tlie econ­ omic picture of Scminolo County. Rclaining this faci­ lity will maintain the eco­ nomic stability in Ihe county. In addition to this factor, (lie Navy station make* us awara of and creates closer ties to tha national defense program of this country. It also brings many fine, talented men and women who add to and contri­ bute to Hie leadership of tlio civic , cultural and sociat en­ vironment of the community." We're Overstocked Wilh 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $£66 \ \ - A * ot « '> i */( Itlarkwall, plus tax A Recap. Tire Whitewalls $2 > more. 750*14, v 800x14, 850x14, ) 900x14, 950x14. New Tread TIR E S • BU D G ET TERM S 405 W. F IR S T 8T. Florida Distributors For Be • Genuine Me Roberta retreads applied on sound tire casings! • Free Mounting F A 2-0651 Custom Built Tires Tar k .. �1 Exiles To Choose Slate Of Leaders For Cuban Liberation Session Called For Weekend toU l o f M IA M I, — A -‘Joint nomi­ bly— probably a nating assembly" o f Cuban fiv e — will hava their names submitted to Cuban exiles txllta w ill eonvsne hare dur­ around tha world In a referen­ ing tha Easter wtakand to dum by mall, fo r approval or choia a alata o f rafugea land- disapproval. H ie assembly al­ era “ to bring about tha lib­ so mutt decide whether ad­ eration o f Cuba,” It waa an­ ditional write-in nomination* nounced today. by the exile electorate will be Tha meeting it apontorad eligible. by tha Cuban Referendum There are nearly 75,000 Committee, a group o f 21 Cuban exile men and women prominent exllea headed by over 18 years o f aga who are rum magnate Joae M. Botch registered fo r the referendum and form er Havana labor with the committee, whose lawyer E m eito Freyre. expense! are being underwrit­ Thote elected by the aiaem* ten by Bosch. The overall coat la estimated at $100,000. Scheduled to participate In tha assembly, which w ill con­ vene In the baeardl rum build­ Federal State Market ing here on Saturday, are the 21 committeemen plus “ rep­ Newa Service resentatives o f tha different Sanford delegations of the committee Shipping point Information for March 25. AU tales F.O.B. (around the w orld) and oth­ Prccoollng charges extra un- ers who have given their co­ operation to the activities of le tt otherwise stated. referendum,M a form al an­ SANFORD-O VIEDO nouncement said. CELLWOOD DISTRICT But xalda from the com­ P artly cloudy and mild. Cabbage: demand v e r y mitteemen, whose ntmes are good on best quality offering!, known, none o f the other ex­ partlcipsnU were others fair, market steady pected with firm undertone. Domes­ identified. Bosch was reported to have tic round type, 1% bu. crates, medium to large, $1.35, few, already ruled out the possi­ $1.25, medium, $1.25; 50 lb. bility o f any write-in nomi­ sacks, 1 lot, small to medium, nation*. But a committee $1; Red type, I K bu. crates, spokesman said the assembly medium to large, $3, small, “ will be eoverlgn and it will $2.50; Savoy type, no offer­ decide on that and other points." ings. Tha fundamental Job o f Carrots: demand moderate those elected in tha referen­ at slightly lower prices, m ar­ dum w ill be “ to enlist all ket slightly weaker. Sacks, « • necessary means fo r tha lib­ 1 lb. film bags, medium to eration o f Cuba," according large, $1.75; 50 lbs. loose, to Freyre, who played a key large, $1.15. role In obtaining the release Celery: demand fair, m ar­ o f the Bay o f Pigs prisoner* ket steady. IS in. crates. Pas­ from Cuba. cal type, 2-214 do*., $3.50, 3 Although any idea o f a gov­ and 4 d o t, $3.75, • and $ dot., ernment In axils has been op­ $1; hearts, crates, film wrap­ posed by the committee, the ped, 24 count, $4.75. possibility o f aueh a move Chinese cabbage: IS in. laU r by tha elected leaders crates, wrapped, $1.50. le not being discounted by Endive: demand fair, mar­ exiles. ket steady. X 119 bu. cratas, The referendum la “ not $1.25. plmfd f t Interfering with the Escarols: demand f a i r , plana o f' other refugee market steady. 1 1/S bu. crat­ grou pi," the spokesman said. es, $1. But tha chosen leaders will Lettuce: limited offerings. have a “ clear mandate from L e a f type, 14 q t baskets, fra* Cubans everywhere to $1.7$; Bibb type, 1$ q t bas­ act** against tha Fidel Cas­ kets, few, $1. tro regim t, h* added. Details Onions, g r t s n t demand as to what kind o f “ action" alow, market dull. Crates, 3 will be takes were not spell­ dot. bunches, $3.70. ed ou t Parsley: demand fair, m ar­ One refugee erganlsstlon, ket steady. Cratas, S doe. the Cuban Revolutionary Jun­ bunehss, $1.75. ta (J U R E ) o f Manolo Ray, Radishes: demand moder­ haa already pledged Itself to ate, market steady. Film be fighting In Cub* by May bags, Red varietiei, 304 os., $0. g l; Whits Icicle, 24-1 os., $1.50. Beets: bu. cretee, bunches, $ dot., $2.25. Turnips: no sales reported. HASTINGS. FLO R ID A By Ranke Kelsey DISTRICT Tha Missionary Guild o f 8L P ertly cloudy and mild. Luka's Lutheran Church In Cabbage: demand moderate Slavla will sponsor tho annual et slightly lower prices, mar­ Easter E gg Hunt at X p.m. ket slightly weaker. Domes­ Sunday for families of the tic round type, l$ i bu. crates, church and fo r children who m oit offerings medium, $1.25 attend St. Luke's Christian to $1.40, few medium to large, Day School and their fam ilial. $1.40, occasions! $1.50; 50 lb. The Hunt will take place on sacks, small to medium, $1.10 the picnic groundi located In to $1.15, occasional high as back o f tho chureh. Fam ilial $1.25, heavy small aite, $1; attending are asked to bring Red type, 141 bu. crates, 1 p aitrlei and ona dozen color­ lot, medium to U rge, $2.50; ed egge. Other refreshments Savoy type, no offerings. will be provided by the Qulld. V E G E T A B LE REPORT Guild Plans Egg Hunt DeBary Club Plays Master Point Game SEM INOLE HIGH SCHOOL ntudents recently initiated into the National Honor Society are (from left) Ray Pivic, Meda Neitnan, Larain Klay, Claudia Borngardner, Jimmy Barka, Becky Turner, Jamea Ervin and Mary Swigonaki. Also Deborah Jone*, Lou Spark*, W rit Morgan, Vleki Hardin, Jackla Edward, Mike McDan­ iel, Julia Peraon*, Martha Jay Morrison, Becky Thornell, John Hall, John Durham and Sandy Bartholomew. Eighth grade “ B " honors went te: Cynthia Green, Patty How­ land, Dial* Holmes, Sharon Llpsey, K ay White, Busan Wirick, Barney Grlgga, John Mere, Robert Repp, Stephen Allison, Marian* W yckt, Deb­ bie Rowland, Larry Smith, Bruce Thomai, Loretta Con­ rad, Pam Edwards, Mary Johnson, Janice Rahn, Kathy Avenel, Duane Vihlen, Bruce Black. Also, Mark Caolo, Daryl K e a t i r , Darrell Vodoplch, Jean H u ff, Sidney Loyd, Cecil Simpson, Carol Ball, Blair Kltner, Steve Slayton, Baa Wlnfree, Pam Plgott, Mika Gibson, Robert Powell, Lynn Carlson, Lindn Lee, Bobby Htlback, Bonnie Beyd, Chrisay Skoddon, BUI Kennedy, Mike Southward, Francis DangUman, And, Linda Taylor, Paul tapped fo r membership and initiated but not ahown are Stophany Weatgate, Cheryl Jonea, Sally Green, I’ am Meriwether and Patricia Brantley. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes MARCH 2$ Admissions M try Emma Hall, Edna Cundiff, Walter Oay, Larry Doty, John O. Andes, all of Sanford; Elmer B. Shivers, Evelyn Diebrow, both of Osteen; Roy C. Butcher, D eB try; Jamas Pittrasn Jr., AUsnta, Ga. Discharge! Rosemary Pierce, John Win­ ter, Helen Daughtry, Norma J. Gargano, William H. Boutwell, Paula Elam, Larry Doty, Hilda Bass, Richard D. Prentiss, Alfred Floyd, Bessie P. Smith, Karen A. Haley and baby girl, all o f Sanford; Margot Patterson, Lake M ary; Courtney Palg* Mor­ ris, DcLand; Daniel A . Bruce, DeBary R EV. B IL L MOON, missionary to IndiB, left, was honored by Casselberry Community Methodist Church last week at a dinner held a t tha Trade Winds Cafeteria. W ith him are Mrs. Margery Bryant, committee chair­ man and Rev. Delmas Copeland, pastor o f the church. (Herald Photo) Fern Park Man Ends Training C A M P LE JE U N E , N . C. (F H T N C ) — Marins Private Richard F. Dtfaslo, son o f Mr. aad'M rt. N . J. Dofasto o f 123 Highland Dr., Fern Park, com­ pleted four weeks o f individ­ ual eombat training Jan. g$ at tha Infantry Training R egi­ ment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejaune, N . C. W hile with tha regiment all new Marines are trained In t*ctic*l and eombat skills E A S TE R S E A L FUNDS help these students at Forrest Park School to get their first grade academic subjects as well as regular therapy fo r their particular disabilities. Shown nro, left to right, Mike Wood o f 8008 Joyann Street, Mika Driggers o f Chuluota and Pam Clark o f Osteen. needed fee battle. Cmphasle was placed on tha small unit tactlca — the four-man fire team and the 18-man squad. Longwood Mon In California Bunny Hop Set For Teenagers — W allers J. Van Nesa, aTrman, USN, son o f Mr. and Mr*. David W. Van Ness o f Longwood, returned to the Naval A ir Station, Lemoore, Calif., March 10 while serving with Attack Squadron 1S3 competing a tour o f duty with the Seventh Fleet In the Far East aboard tha attack air­ craft carrier USS Oritkany. Whle In th* Far East the squadron conducted air oper­ ations in the Western Pacifle and South China Sea from the fligh t deck o f the Oriskany. Th* eqtiadron'e crewmem­ ber* had an opportunity to visit ports In the Philippine*, Hong Kong and Japan while in the Far East. LEMOORE, Calif. (F H T N C ) By Deris D ee* A Teenage Bunny Hop will he held Saturday night at tha Civic Building In the North Orlando Recreation Area with danelng from 8 until 11 p.m. to music by “ Th# Vibra­ tions." Minimum admission per person will be charged and refreshments will be on sale. The dance is bring spon­ sored by the North Orlando Civle Association. A ll young people o f tha village and o f surrounding communities are invited to attend. Honor Students At Sanford JH For Six-Week Period Listed Honor students fo r th* fourth six-weeke period at Sanford Junior High School have been announced by school officials. They note (lx students won “A" honors— Van Robbins and Martha Rose in tha seventh grade, and Estalln* Allison, Mary Klay, Brent Armstrong and Brenda Car­ ter. Seventh graders making “ B " honors include:: JI m lleckenbach, Bruce Roblnaon, Anale* Moore, Vieki Taft, Faye Maraglta, C lif­ ton Gainey, Johnny Nleman, Dawn Holms*, Jean Carter, Richard Justice, Robert JemIgan, Michael Morris, Kathy De Rruyne, Louise Hoeferd, Craig Keogh, Beth Darby. A lto, Steve Hudson, Lynn Fedd, Terri Slakind, -Ratty Kuykendall, Patti M c C o y , Bill Bracken, Daphne de Ganahle, Jan* Mara, Crawferd H art, Dorothy Bach, Don Whitmire, Linda Bradbury, I lle n Sloan, Jim BucUar, Joa Pauline. I And, Mike Maddox. Vicki H e r r i n , Coteen William*, Ohr Glad, Larry Rodd, Sally Deal, Hoop, Sallie Peterson, Bar­ Sue Price, 8hara1ynn W il­ bara Hell, Cecilia Morris, liams, Wayne Hardin, George Susan Nelson, Robert Law, Carlton, Steve Fltsgereld, Mark Raborn. R o n n i e Westbrook, Janet Also, Kicky Gocrss, Ann Lewis, Kathy Young. Carlson, Pat Marasita, W il­ Tha ninth grads “ B " honor liam Halbeck, Charles Plgott, roll included: Bath Christina Alm qulit, John Horiler, Marilyn Morgan, Susan Day, Judy Smith, Debbie Dalton, Laura W i l s o n , Karen Thornell, W a t s o n , Kenneth Martin, Stephrn Leach, Nell Richards, Cathy Bast, Franci* Cam- Mary Allison, Sue Mskin, Roy mack, Linda Malloy, Tommy D u n n , Georg* Hsuptkarn, Fresmaa, L a m a r Oxford, Craig Thomas, Janie* Boston, Frank Whlghman, Susan Vicki Nobles. ftanforb frrelh Lake Monroe Jottings Ths monthly Master Point Game o f the DeBary Dupli­ cate Bridge Club was played In two sections at 14 tables at this week’s Tuesday after­ noon meeting In the Firemen’* Recreation Hall. Miss Ethel Johnion direct­ ed Section A : winners were, SB, first, William Woodlock and Mr*. Doyle D river; eecond, Mrs. Frank Austin and Marvin Long; third, Mrs. E. Wachter and Mr*. O. N. Lack­ eyEW , first, tie, Harry Brown end William Luts with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley; third, Mr. end Mrs. C. R. Andrews. Mrs. Ruth Blstt directed section B; winners were, NS, first, Mrs. B lstt end Mrs. David Singer; second, Mr. end Mr*. H. E. W slty; third, tie, Mrs. Id s B. Wilson and Mrs. William Woodlock with Myron Accardi end Norman Meyer. EW , first, Mrs. Myron Accard! end Mrs. H srry Schob; second, Mrs. A . 0 . Besom and Mrs. Frank Holder; third, Mr. end Mrs. V. Mots. Ths club has announced that its Annual Charity Game fo r benefit o f the American Cancer Society w ill be play­ ed s t 1 p.m., A pril 14, in the Firemen’s Recreation Hall. Playing foe w ill bo required and there will be extra mas­ ter points and spcclsl prises swarded. Mrs. Kiser Dies At Hospital Mr*. Pearl K lier, 00, o f W. F ir it S t , in Sanford died Wednesday night st Seminole Memorial Hoepitsl after s •hort illness. She was born August 4, 18D7 in Romance, W . Va., and retired te Sanford 12 year* ago where she end Mr. Kiser Lop*rq(e<k Kieer's Plant Farm '|on W est First St. She was s member o f th* Advent Christ­ ian Church in Charleston, W. Vs. 8h* is survived by hsr hus­ band, Z. Carson Kiser, San­ ford; ona son, Korm lt W., Charleston, W. Vs.; two daughters, M n . H o w a r d Hackney, Charleston, W. Vs.; and Mrs. William P. Smith o f Eau Gallle, Florida: on* sister, Mrs. Lawrence Berry; three brothers, A vers), Shelby and Cecil Burdette; seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Short funeral service* will be held at tha Brieeon Fun­ eral Home In Sanford, Friday. Burial will be In Charleston. Farm Brief The national school lunch program administered by the U. 8. Department o f Agricul­ ture Marketing Service help* feed one out o f three eehool children. It operatea In all 80 states, tha Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Guam. By Mrs. n. L. Johnson Yes 'tis said 't li Spring. But for a few mornings this past week U certainly hasn't felt like spring. In fact. Tuesday afternoon at the high school base ball field it felt more like winter. Lets hope It 1* a beautiful day this Sunday for Easter. A ll the little kid dies will be looking as fresh and pretty as spring daisies Be sure and go to church this Sunday. • • • Talking of church, on Friday evening of this week there will be a choir of 32 voices here at the Wesleyan Methodist charch in Psols. The choir is from Ccn trsl College In Central, 8. C. The service will start at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Esrl Baker says that the public is extended a very cordial welcome to come T H E B IL L PROCTOR s c h o l a s t i c athletic award was presented Tuesday night to Pete Carlson d u r i n g tho s c h o o l ’ s annual all sports banquet. Carl* son took the honors award when his grades indicated that ho held an advantage over Joe Pavelcbak, last year’s winner, and Jim Goplan by m e r e percentage fractions. (Herald Photo) Catholic Services Listed B y Donas Estes Schedule o f services to be held at the Church of the Ns tlvlty during ths remainder of Holy Week, at announced by Rev. James Honnen, is: Holy Thursday, Confession, 10-11 a.m. and 5-8 p.m.; Mass, 8:30 p.m. Adoration of the Blessed Saerament by mem­ bers o f the Holy Name So­ ciety, 8 p.m.-l a.m. Good Friday, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament by members of the Catholic Women's Club, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Mass, 8:30 p.m. Easter Sunday, Mass at I a.m., 10 a.m. and 12 noon. • Includes: Cleaning 4k Process lag Felt • Brand Naw Caver far Mattreas • Bread New laeulatlen where weeded Sanford Electric Co. P H YS IC A L T H E R A P IS T Mary Ellen Burgeaa in shown assisting eight year old Ted Conway o f Sanford, a cerebral palsy victim, with leg excrrlncn received regularly nt Forrest Park School. Funds derived from the annual Easter Seal Campaign, and from other projects o f the Crippled Children’s Society, help finance work at the school which aide many Seminole County children. (Herald Photo) S ohtii Ikt Cnatort of World’s Firit Home T V in mind the date ot a bake sale at the Winn-Dlxls Store on French Avenue. The girls want to go to 4-H camp In June and they are working toward that goal. So go get that cake or cookies from them. • • • Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Sapp were called to Lake­ land Tuesday because of the death of Mrs. Sapp's brotherin-law Fred C. Chandler. • • Had a very nice letter from Sammye Lou Keel's mother, M~s. W. L. Kendrick, In Bainbridge, Ga. She said that she and Pop will be down here for the Easter holidays. Now that is a gal who can make any man look bad when it comes to fishing. Because she can really catch them. I know that if you want to se* her while she is here, just go find her favorite fishing spot. • * • The Charles Baker family is planning to spend the Easter weekend in Del-Ray with Flo's sister. • • • Happy Birthday te Helen Barbour. Her son Bob­ by, who is here for tho East­ er holidays from college, made her a pretty purse. It even has her name on 1L He did a marvelous job. • • • Sorry to hear that Mrs. Ester Spivey has been confined te the local hospital. She has been released but Is having to take it real easy for a while. She had to spend three days under an oxygen tent. • • • Sirs. John (R o se) Le. near wants to let everyone know who sent her cards and who called her that she is very grateful. She was saddened last week by the sud­ den passing o f her brother, Earl In Knoxville, Tenn. She and Mr. Lenear h iv e just returned from Knoxville where they attended the services. • • • Talked to Anne Belle Klnard yesterday. She is hero visiting Alvin and Marie H it tell for a short time. Ann# Belle now resides In Miami and la recuperating from a recent heart ailment. So glad she Is feeling good. She told me that she Is on a very strict diet but so fa r hasa'4 bothered her at all. * * • There will be no school tomorrow (Good Friday) nof will there be any on Mon­ day. I know that tha kids axe bappy. • • • Don't forget the POLIO day A P R IL Xlth. It will be at tha Monroe school, from noon til I p. m. Pleas* take advantage of it. You won't be sorry. • • * o u f thought this week la a request from several who hava asked for “ A Beautiful House". . . The beauty o f a house la a house In ordar The personality o f a house ii a bouse ot happinsea The crown of a house la • house o f Godliness. NOW YOU CAN ADD iu s t r ii WHOLE HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING in id r M fw n fir //steft/iff” *14* Quickly ye« ere reeefy to Mjey whele-heese Mtne* tutfert to lew, Clrculering eir b filtered. 4elw»UiHe4. SPORTSMAN-DECORETTE SERIES 10** PORTABLE TV lit " With Cslssy Wireless Remots Control 1 M J I •in I* la. I I P M a g n o lia Fl Keep April 11th. The Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers club will hav* TO YO Ut W ISENT FURNACf SANFORD G hear this famous choir. • • • b in ir a iA LOOK ! ! InBwrapriif Mattreas Renovation Special Page 2 — March 26, 1964 Avenue Phene FA 24321 Sanford Electric Co. UR Magnolia FREE PICKUP aad DRLIVRRY % 322-1862 WALL i PLU M B N G . H E A T IN G A IR CONDITIONING 1887 Sanford Ave. 322-454$ ‘ * „ 0 „ -*1 1 . I �‘V Boy Scouts Enjoy Weekend Camp Area C Of C Discusses By M *ry»nn M ilr* Fourteen member* o f Bear Lake Bojr Scout Troop MO f ) spent latt weekend at Camp Audrey Pond* to work on ad­ vance scouting skills. Those making the camp, along with Bruce Nelson, scoutmaster and Robert Bun­ nell and Gerald C. Aldrich, co-Ieuders, were Max Welnar, William Anderson, Robert An­ derson, Krist Salmi, Frank Crout, Ray Galllford, Bruco ^ )E w er, Barry Ewer, John Mu*ciantonl, Douglas Finch, G reg­ ory Martin, Gerald Aldrich J r „ Scott Gettings and Steven Riley. Saturday evening the Bear I.ake boys were Joined by Troop 201 fo r an Indian War * Ceremony. A dance demon­ stration was presented by two o f the local boys. iG A ll member* o f Troop 230 presently are working on muking Indian costumes. C hristC hurch Gives Schedule For Easter a By Donna Estes Christ Episcopal Church o! Longwood will observe Maundy Thursday at 7:30 p.m. today with celebration o f the Lord’* Supper and Stripping of the Altar in the newly air-conditioned sanc­ tuary with Rev. Charles W. Stewart J r „ vica r officiating. The Service of Three Hours (P w ill be observed from 12 noon until 3 p.m. Good Friday. Holy Baptism will be conduct­ ed at 4 p.m. Holy Saturday. Easter Sunday, Holy Euch­ arist and Sermon at 6 a.m. w ill be followed by breakfast to be aerved by members of the choir. A Choral Eucharist and Sermon will be held at 10 a.m. and the Children's ScrA- vice at 4 p.m. will be followed by the annual Easter Egg Hunt. IN D IA N FO LKLORE ia currently featured by Bear Lake Boy Scout Troop 230 which took part in an Indian W ar Ceremony while at camp last weekend. In the photo, lender Robert Bunnell wears headdress representing some t h r e e months spnretime work. Others shown, from left, are Bruce Ewer, Burry Ewer nnd John Masciantuni. (Herald Photo) Miss Seminole Beauty Contest Entry blanks for the Miss schools In the county, Semin­ Seminole County Beauty Con­ ole, Lyman or Oviedo, or from Station W TRR, the Sanford test have been distributed in Herald, Orlando Sentinel's the area and prospective en­ Sanford office or from any tries may obtain them at any Civitan member. of the locations. Contest qualifications in­ The contest will be staged clude that an entry must be April 23, 24 and 25 in conjunc­ between the ages of 17 and 21, tion with the annual Industrial of good character, single, Show’ sponsored by the Indus­ have written consent of par­ trial Committee of the Sem­ ents, and be properly chap­ inole County Chamber of eroned. Commerce. The entries will be judged The Beauty Contest is being on beauty, poise and person­ sponsored by local Civitans ality. Deadline for filing the and will be held in the Civic application ia April 7 and it may be sent to the Sanford In 1854, a ahower of man­ Center. Blanks may be obtained Civitan Club. Post Office Box na fell upon Persia during from any of the three high 1359 in Sanford. drought and famine. * . By Donna Estes A brief history o f the Medi­ cal Building located at the com rr o f Church Street and Wilma Avenue was given by L. L. Cox at the meeting c f the Longwood Area Chnm l«r o f Commerce held Tuesday evening nt tha Civic League Building. Cox pointed out that the building, which is owned by the Chamber, is used by the County Health Department to serve needy fnmllie* in the South Seminole arrn. He re­ marked that the Health De­ partment is constantly striv­ ing to expand its facilities and recently has redecorated the interior o f the Longwood building. He reported that grounds around the building hnve been cleared and urged the Cham­ ber to seek cooperntJmi of the authoritica to beautify the ground* and paint the ex­ terior o f the building to con­ form with the new City Hall. In other busineas, printing a brochure advertising the city to include picture* and descriptive material, was dis­ cussed. Costs o f publication will be obtained and aubmitted at the next meeting. The regular meeting date waa changed from the aecond Thursday o f each month to the fourth Tuesday in order not to conflict with meotings of the city council. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting refreshments f u r ­ nished by William Baumholscr, president, were served by Mrs. Lillian Cox. Vets* Supper J * I* q * benediction a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Fuller was held in the educational build­ ing of the church. In the re­ ceiving line with Rev. and Mrs. Fuller were Mr. nd Mrs. Richard Barnett. Tiie refreshment table, cov­ ered with a lace cloth, was centered with a beautiful flor­ al arrangement of pink gladio­ lus and greenery, flanked on cither side by tall pink tapers burning in crystal holders. Mrs. William Bristol jnd Mrs. C. E. Laube presided at the twin punch bowls. The guest book was kept by Miss Marla Rowland. Floating hostcas were Mrs. Hobart Shields, Mrs. Harold Ring, Mrs. Wilban Rowland and Miss Flor­ ence Bishop. About 130 friends were on hand to, welcome the new minister snd his family. W A L L S are T U M B L IN G D O W N i ,Tv’. .ii. 4 \ . 1illJ AN D S AV E __ i FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE OUR PRICES — • DURING uum m t ON E V E R YT H IN G — WE Church School Classes Plan Egg Hunt The Congregational Chrlutian Church School Clauses of Misses Ellen Carter and San­ dra Corbett and o f Mis* Bette Corbett will be entertained at an Easter E g g Hunt Sat­ urday morning. The hunt will take place on the church grounds between 10 and 11:30 a.m. and all members of these classes are Invited to participate. Fat Overweight Availnble to yon without a doctor’s prcfcripticn, our pro­ duct called Odrlnex. You must lore ugly fa t or your money hack. Odrinex i* a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid o f excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costs 13.00 and is sold on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the packngc to your druggist and g e t ycur full money buck. No questions naked. 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(Herald Photo) PH ILCO B y — Nunnally — Norris — Shrafft Touchton’s Rexall Drugs -T H E PRE SC R IPTIO N OUR P R I M A R Y CO NCERN" i W DOW NTOW N SANFORD i c o l DIAM°N D SCRATCH GUARD NEF.DLE liT NEW CAR Financing Rates! afternoon as new pastor o f First Christian Church, and Mrs. Fuller and daughter, Catherene-Ann, were guests o f honor following the service at a reception held in the church’s edu­ cational building. ARE Vj kV,nJ7C •»1V A PRICE INCLUDES REV. R. VERNON FU LLE R , installed Sunday SO f ‘ \ GOODIE-FILLEDJ — March 26, 1064 — Page S| REM O D ELIN G World W ar 1 vet* and the organization's auxiliary will hold • covered dLh supper at 0:30 Friday night at the American Legion Duihling on U. 8. 17-92. The supper will be followed by a regular busi­ ness meeting at 7:30. A ll those eligible fo r membership in the organization have been urged Mrltrjnolda Drug Store — Sanford — Mail Orders Filled to attend. ***< < *< IjrrnlJI AND * First Christian Installs Pastor Rev, R. Vernoo Fuller waa president of the Sanford Min­ Association, Rev. Installed as psstor of the First isterial Christian Church o f Sanford Grover C. Sewell Jr. o f First in cere monies conducted Sun­ Presbyterian Church, extend­ day afternoon at the church ed greetings from the associa­ with Richard Barnett, church tion. Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson board chairman, presiding at the inspiring and meaningful completely "s o ld " tlic city to Rev. and Mra. Fuller as he eervice. Introducing the speakers, welcomed them to Sanford, and others who took part in both as citizens snd as neigh­ the program, waa Rev. W. W. bors. telling them of the fine Pumplun of thn Daytona people, churches, schools, civ­ Beach Drive-In Church. H ie ic organizations and natural Scripture waa read and pray­ assets of the city. “ All the e r offered by Rev. Dan En- citizens of Sanford join me twistle o f Winter Park Christ­ in wishing for you a most suc­ cessful pastorate here at the ian Church. The main address of the First Christian Church and afternoon waa delivered by may God's richest blessings Dr. Lawrence S. Ashley of rest upon you, and your fam ­ Ocala, executive secretary of ily, and your ministry here (he Florida Christian Mission­ among us," he stated. ary Society. The benediction was pro­ The Covenant of Dedication nounced by Rev. Earl Scar was conducted by Rev. Bern­ bery. pastor of Central Christ­ ard Meece of the First Christ­ ian Church of Orlando. ian Church o f DeLand. As Immediately following the IThr SanTorS S T IP O N I—Pre-arrange your auto loan by phone with Ralph Pezold o r Jim Doucette at F A 2 le t i. w D M S T IP TWO — Shop for your a ” new car as i f you w ere a cash ^ buyer. S T IP T H R U —P ick up the cash you need fo r that new car at our famous low 4Vfc% suto financ­ ing rate. 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In that frame the Lions chased Malian, the Eagles' starting moundsman, to the showers and went on to rack his replacement, Johnson, by getting four more tallies In the third and closed out the scoring with a run In the fourth. Edgewaler's o n l y safety came off Courier. Beasley and Aulln tossed bitless baseball the rest of the way. Courier paced the Lions with four singles. Tim Colbert, Lion re* ceiver, had two bits, Including a four.bagger. Red Brooks had three hits, Including a triple, and Danny Gammage also came In with two hits. Courier fanned four, Beas* ley a pair and Aulln one dur* tng their respective toura on the hill. Oviedo, now with a three and one record, will host L y ­ man neat Tuesday at Oviedo. Lyman la the only elub thus fa r this season to beat the Lions. Two-Sport Men EAST LANSING, Mich. <N E A )—Steve Juday and Dick Probstle, Michigan State’s top quarterbacks, are members o f the baseball team. Juday la an lnflelder, Probstle a pitcher. d d i . aia' IAC TIO N I THRILLS! Mf, I f , ■—«--» m__ *■ TONIGHTI SUIT O A M lH 7:40 ■M a WAG ft M e * , Wed. A Sat. 1:15 PM. peas'*. Ph. 6364221 1 V rrr tfe Minwi t HON J ON Ible value of Florida wilder­ By BIB Vhscewt Jr. Bass and bream are bedding ness. A senior division open to locally, especially In the Weboth amateur and profession kiva Itlver. al photographers contains both Herb Sutton, at Weklva R iv­ black and white and color er Haven, tails that the "m a* classes. A junior division Is m a " bass baa been making open to young people not over a nest. It follows, he added, I I years of ago. Contest d o * that "m a m a " wUl take off, es next Wednesday. Complete leaving "p a p a " to guard the information Is available at the eggs. However, whan the Alaehua Audubon Society, eggs hatch out, "m a m a " will 1422 NW Seventh Road, return and chase "p a p " off Gainesville. to keep him from eating the • • young ones. Types of fresh water fish Eleanor Russell, of Marina togged for the 1664 Sc hilts Isle, said the shad fishermen Derby lnduds black baas, cat­ ere taking the limit, while fish, crapple and bream (to' one angler Wednesday cams eluding bluegllls, nhellcrack In with the limit for bass. era and other pan fish). However, most bass reports Derby opens to local waters are not too enthusiastic at this at 13:01 a. m. next Wedne* writing. day. Fiah are tagged for cash She added that speckled prises ranging from >25 to perch are taking wivma and $10,000. also going for "jig g e r poles." More than 10,000 fresh and W. W. HUey. down Oviedo aaU water fish are being tag' way, reports the lim it on ged by the Florida Game and specks, tome bass and plenty Fresh Water Commission and of catfish, red breasts end the Florida Board of Con blueglUs. serration and released to wa Shad and specks are biting tors throughout the state. Of at Lemon Bluff, with a few these, 6,000 are to be raises bass, according to Pat Brooks. ed In Inland waters. • • • Because of the extreme re Jim Crowe, who recently search value o f uncaught 1MI, discussed water polulloh on 1962 and 1963 Schlits tagged a T V sports show out o f Day­ fish, th* sponsor has assign tona, has come up with a ed $500 value* to a number feature story clipping on shad of these fish la eaeh sons from a Greensboro (N .C .) All hare a $25 value. newspaper. To quote a para­ • • • graph: Ih e nice thing about crap"T h e fishing, Itself, la large­ plee . . . they seem to come ly concentrated In a 25-mile by the case. stretch e f the Upper St. Johns Catch one. Catch a dosed. River between takes Monroe That's the way crapple and Harney, south o f Sanford. (b ream ) fishing goes, observe This restricted area Is rapid­ angling fans. This oversited ly becoming known as one of member of the panfith clan the most fabulous shad fish­ not only provides plenty of ing grounds In a Fish and action, but tastes so well to WUdUle Service survey." the frying pan that he de­ • * * Crowe also came up with Inters sting Information from the Palatka Dally News. H. E. Malby writes that hya clnth removal causes erosion and damages wild Gowers. It also opens the way for a pest to tortile lowland soils, the alligator weed. Too, It la said that hyacinths In tha rivers provide food and shade for the fish. The Palatka News advertis­ es "Putnam County is the bass capital o f the world" Just as w e say "Seminole County Is the shad capital of the world." • e e Florida nature lover* and shutter bugs may compete for awards and honors in the Florida Wilderness Photo Con test sponsored by the Gaines tills Garden Club and the Alachua Audubon Society. Award* totaled $3,000 will be presented for the best photo­ graphs Illustrating the lntang serves the attention of every guy who picks up a rod and reel. Since crapple* run In schools— particularly during spring—where you find one. you will usually find them in g n a t numbers. The quickest way to locate a "b e d " Is by trolling a small lurs o r min now very slowly, covering a wtds expanse of water. Very often they'll congregate In spots o ff short where they would be difficult to locate by any other mean*. la addition to trying various arsts, it Is wise to troll at different depths — generally six and I I feet. Sines almost every warm water lake con­ tains panflsh, patience will eventually pay off. When a stogie fish Is locat­ ed, cut tha motor and cast to all direction* around the boat to find tha main school. When you kit k. you'll know soon enough. Flatties are al­ ways hungry. When fishing drops off, this Is the signal the scheol has mated oa, and la your cue to resume prob­ lag again. The second way to discover erapplet Is preferred to some quarters, but frowned on to others. Simply Join up with other boats which are work­ ing over known beds. Crapple fishermen, like their quarry, arw usually an accommodat­ ing to t So while treat and baaa are enjoying the publicity, mask oH for a day o f crapple flabtog. This litUa rascal seldom let* you The Leesburg High School track team, already described as tha probable state cham plans for 1664, posted 100)4 points Wedneiday afternoon to a track meet with Seminole of Sanford, Osceola o f K lu im mee and Seabreexe o f Daytona Beach to the ta k e County city. Seminole came to second In the four-way affair with 80)4 points, Seabreexe—last year's state champions—was third with 36V4 points and the Kow boy* were fourth with 18)4 points. Scoring points for Seminole were Reinhart who took sc corn) place to the 120-yard high hurdles, Vodopich who placed third to the broad Jump and Seminole'* relay quartet which placed third In the 860yard relay. Sparkman of Seminole won the high Jump event with foot 6 Inch leap, Walstrom placed In the 180-yard low Imrdlei and Williams was third in the S80-yard run. Seminole was second to the spring medley relay, Rein­ hart placed aecond to the pole vault, Walstrom tied with Dsnce o f Leesburg for first place in the 220-yard dash the Ssnford quartet won the mile relay with 5:41.5 and Seminole's Barry Barks took the 440-yard daah. Barks’ time was 52.3 sc conds, slightly o ff his school mark o f 50.g seconds estab­ lished to the last Samlnole meet. "W e knew Leesburg would be tough" said W illlam i, "and we're pleased that we did as well as we did against them. W e're very happy with our performance over Seabreexe. Our boys were in top condl tlon." W illiam * said Seminole's neat meet would be a six-way affair here to Sanford. The locals will host Leesburg, Sea breete, Dctand, Florida Mill tary Academy and Lyman of Longwood. Gasti First To Win 100 Gaines Gasti became the first play er at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton, and possibly to the stale, Wednesday night to win 100 gams* la a stogie season. The powerful Basque front court ace, winless to tha ma ttoee performance, hit the coveted mark in tha fifth game of the evening, paired with F.chaalt to the sixth post position. Ha than pushed th* mark to 101 with hla aecond victory o f Um night, foam ed with Aguatto In post fiv e fo r the feature eighth game doublet event. Astiga and Pradera were aecond to post three. Three more nights ei play and ona matinee remain to th* current 111-day season ending on Monday. The fron­ ton will be closed on Good Friday. Bowling Awards Record Seen M ILW AUKEE (N E A )-A 11tlme records for bowling awards, set during the 1962-63 season, teem certain to b* surpassed In 1963-64, accord­ ing to lha American Bowling Congress. EVftYTHIN£forHOME PANELING A ROOM? I f yoa’ra only as far oa (ha plaqalag etaga, cone In- Wa carry the fiaeat aeloctloa of ft priced low! 10ft DISCOUNT FOR CASH T f CARRY. g o o d A ia r Service Store 188 W. FIRST ST. FA 8-8881 Free Eatlauteo Owe BUI To Pay The Gregory WBjr 888*050# ®hr fraitfnrb Page 4 — March 26, 1964 R rra lb D A8KETI1ALL AW ARD S presented during Lyman Hlgh’i all sporti banquet went to (le ft) Donnie Smith as the most valuable eager during the recent season and to the Greyhounds' most improved player (righ t) Bill Tolson. Also pictured is head basketball coach W alt Dzuraa. L Y M A N HIGH FOOTI1ALL P L A Y E R S honored at Tuesday nlght’a all sports banquet were (from left) the Greyhounds most valuable back, Frank Hundley; head football coach, Dick Copeland; most valuable line­ man, center Chuck W agner; and Lyman’s most Improved player, Phil Perrnult. The trophies presented to Hundley and Wagner were the Rosa Mobley Memorial awards. (Herald Photo) Spring Practice Sarasota Suncoast For Tribe Set On Spot Tonight Seminole High's football squad will open a 20-day testSarasota Suncoast needs a ion of apring gridiron drills on victory badly tonight to order May 6, In preparation for the to stay In the running for th* fall pigskin sexton, according Individual track honors at the to an announcement Dili Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. A victory o f the big Circus morning hy Head Coach Jim City Ranch veteran would Plgott. give him a total of nine wins "W e will complete the rac- for the year. Carl Tracy'* (Ice sessions," said Plgott, Del Tons already haa picked "w ith a varsity Intersquad up 10 victories and could ea* ily wrap up tha tttla if Suncontest on Stay 29 at th* coast falls tonight. SI1S athletic field ." With just two more weeks Pigott said that he and his remaining to the 1964 season, coaching staff are Inviting early victory counts to the any male student who honest­ race for the Individual title. Tonight's entries: ly thinks he can win a berth riM R T RACK — a/ie HR* — on th* Seminole*' 34-man var­ U n i ' R— 1. Ilu«k*. S. Mlk* ■•erttary, S. Salt Ah'ad. i sity squad to participate in Foley-a Folly, *. napU Hoy. * Orbital, 7. O. D.'a General, I. Uie workouts. Wlr* Stark "We'U have 21 returning s k c o k ii nacss — a/ia m u — lettermen this fa ll," aald Plgott and our entire coaching staff hat decided that we will continue to have three var ally teams. We’ll try to divide them aa avealy as possible but they will not be specialty elevens aa they were last season," "In other words,” explained Pigott, "instead of having two offensive units and the defensive unit, we're going to build on the idea ot letting each unit go both ways—of fanalrely and defensively—for oertaln periods of time. "A s long ns they’re operat­ ing effectively we’ll let the unit to the game remain there," Pigott declared. Pigott said that the eprmg drills will be geared to put­ ting this plan Into action this fall. Meanwhile, Pigott aald be h u posted the 1664 gridiron schedule to the athletic de­ partment at tha school and has called to the attention of the players the slate o f games which will, for the first Ume, Include the seven Orange County schools to the Metro Conference along with Semi­ nole. The Sanford eleven will meet each one of the Metro schools plus Titusville, Lyman and Dctand. Last season Seminole woo 10 o f tti It games and took th* OBC championship. (Jr*4* o — l. r « « t Town, Calloo Ship, I. B*et Clot, Forthrlsht. I. H1« Soon*r, Judy Red, 7. O .B '* Arch. 11*11 King T H IR D RACW — B/IS Milo O ra l* D — 1. Embargo, Capt. Marty, S. Harold 1- 6 4. S. S. — J. 4. New Appeal For Coaches CMy Beereatfoa Director Jins Jtrmlgsa today Is ap­ pealing for coaches to man­ age foam* la Ihe fooler hey* baseball leagna to be ■per ile d hi S e a te d foie •pvfog. Jeralgaa hare been forthcoming aaM all made Seminole H i g h School'i swimming team racked up pair of victories in the open tog meet o f the current tank season when it defeated Co lonlal and Boone high schools, both Metro Conference opppn enta. Seminole's boys defeated the Boone Braves 49 to 43 snd took the measure of Co­ lo n il l, 56 to 40. Meanwhile, Coach John Col bert’a girls itroked out a 42 to 34 victory over Colonial’: girls but they dropped a 45 to 26 decision to tha girls of Boons High. Pacing the Tribesmen were Con Wilson and Billy Head rick. Wilson beat both Boone and Colonial swimmers in the J00-yard breaststroke while Headrick took the 400-yard freestyle event. Meanwhile Seminole's 200-yard freestyle relay tram o f Gary Ganas John Mills, Bobby Ring and Wilson cams to first, to this event. Jean Wilson beat Colonial and Boone In the 100-yard breaststroke event and Linda May was tops to the 400-yard freestyle. Seminole meets Evans of Orlando to a dual meet Thurs­ day afternoon at 3:30. In tha Seminole-Boone a f­ fair, Semlnols swim mars fin­ ished aa follows: They were second in the 200 yard medly relay, Headrick and Pedrick won aecond and third places in the 200-yard freeatyla, Ganas waa second to th* 60-yard freestyle, Lyons and Lncaa placed second and third in th* 200-yard Individ ual medley and Grant took th* divinr title with U S points. Also, Grant and Winn were second and third In tha 100yard butterfly, M ill* and Pod rick were aecond and third In th* 100-yard freestyle, Wilton took flrat and Anderson third in tha 100-yard backstroke, Headrick and McLain were first and third in the 400-yard freeatyla, I.yona and Metstsr were aecond and third in the 100 - yard breaststroke end Seminole’s 200-yard free style relay team o f Ganas, Mills Wilson and King won th* event In the Seminole • Colonial dash, th* Sanford foursome o f Andermon, M *tiler, Lucas and McLain won tha 200-yard medley relay, Headrick and Ptdrick were flrat and third In the 200-yard freeatyla, Genoa and Winn wore aecond and third in the 60-yard free­ atyla, Lyons and Lucas ware second and third to th* 800yard individual medley while Grant and Ring placed third and fourth la the diving petition. Also, Grant and Wynn wore second and third !a tha 100yard butterfly, la th* 100yard freestyle M ilk aad Fadrick wore second and third, Wilton and Anderson were first and second to th* 100yard backstroke, Headrkk aad Pedrick were flrat aad (bird ia th* 400-yard freestyle, Ly- ona and Metsler were aecond and third In tha ATTENTION FORD OWNERS MONEY SAVING SP EC IA LS FOR F E R & MAR. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS *665 1040 - 81 FORDS $994 1 8 U -8 I FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EA C H GENunn foe OIL FILTERS "B e t we are desperate far eaeeb- 57 • 88 T M A Falooa $2*o ea." The director anyone said tote rested or EACH foal will- 84 - 80 FORD ORD tog to reach ea * ed foes* cl oh* u mpeeed ef 16-16 EACH year old young stern t i m id contact foe Ctty Becieattm Department office immed­ I’ b Of Ithaca ITHACA, N. Y . (N E A ) Ithaca has two I ’a ea Ms wrestling s q u a d , Orlando lacovelli and Bias* lulls no, both outstanding. S P IC IA L S EVERY DAY! NIGH TLY 8:10 Excefo Sunday M A T IN E E S W E D * F B I* BAT. — I P. M. T H U R S D A Y LADIES* N IG H T • Comfortable Grandstand • Luxariees Clnkbenas • Valet Parking "R A IN OR S H IN S — It’s Mare Faa To Watch The Croyheanda R e a r ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S Ill fo FIRST . RANFOBD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS $2$$ BRING TH U AD TO OUR PARTE DEFT. iately. ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 0:15 P. M. 100-yard breaststroke while G a n n a , Mills, Wilson and Ring teamed^up to tak* the 200-yard free relay in 1:48. In defeating Colonial 44 t* .14, Seminole's girls dropped the 200-yard medley relay but won the 200-yard free relay In 2:33. Whittern won th* 200yard freestyle in 6:31, DeMaU , lio and Southward were first and third In the 60-yard free, style, ta w placed second in ,', lha 200-yard individual med­ ley, Wilson o f Semtoola won tha diving event with 184 points, Johnson waa second hi the 10-yard freestyle but plac­ ed first In the 100-yard backstroke, May placed aecond la th* 40-yard freestyle, DeMattio won the 100-yard breast­ stroke. Seminole’s girls d r o p p e d '; their clasli with Boone's girls, 26 to 47. In tha events, Semin­ ole did not enter th* 200-yard medley relay, Whittern placed second to the 200-yard free­ style, DeMattlo and South­ ward were second and third In tha 60-yard freestyle. Law was second In th* 200-yard in­ dividual medley, Wilson waa second in tha 200-yard free* .1 yard free relay. Johnson was second In foe 100-yard freeatyla, Wilson woa tha 100-yard backstroke, May won th* 400-yard freestyle, DeMattlo waa third in th* 100 - yard brcaatatroka and Semtoola dropped fo e 300* yard tree relay. Sorry, N o Minors! pleas far araaoa, Orsnltn Rack. S. ninth'* 0 * bo, *. n « t t r R obbie t. A lt * n. *. Om*r R. FOURTH RACW — S/l* MR* — (.rnd* R — 1.Hound Alnn*. S. Itonmlng Jack. S. Core l>«*. t. MU* K tU IU . S. F lore Day. S. R ig Turn Ov*r, 7. M'e atrlk* H«ek. S. Cort-orel Rye F IF T H HACB — a/a H U* — fired * T — 1. R n ff LM Otrd, S. V * Key, I. BlUnt d ree*. 4. Now Run, S. Ligh t Match. S. D ella* Calling, 7. Tapper Top, t. KUborat* SIX TH HACB — a/l* M il* — 01*4* C— I. SI or*. |. Ruts Vollmer, S. Ptnda Rock, 4. Mone Means. S. Btrnun, 4. O. M.'e Doll. 7. Color, S. HI Uotty A. SKVH.VTH RACK — l/S M il* — Urea* n — 1. A »»n t Gerdt, I. DA'* A! 1C* lla vo*. a. DUck Jail*, t. W ld * Oe*nn, I. Sunday D rivtr. S. Summer Salt, T. Ilonay Frits, I. 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PH. 888.1481 .MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFOBD A OBLANDO Wtator Pork M l 4-801f ^ KI NNI I CIUH ft __ X, L- �r- ■ V >' i ) I TT t I Lawson MemoriaB Awards Committee Is Announced It wu announced today that Bill Lovelace, manager of the Rita Theater, hat been named chairman of the newly organized B u d d y Lawson Jim Pigott has been named leading score- during the past Memorial Fund Committee secretary, and Gco*gc Touhy gridiron season, paced the 0 which Is embarking upon a o f the First Federal Savings Tribe to 10 victories in 11 con­ campaign to raise some $2,000 and Loan will serve as trea­ tests and to the Orange Belt In memory- of the Seminole surer. Conference title. High School athlete recently Touhy announced this morn­ The committee, according to killed in an auto accident in Black, has not yet reached a ing that arrangements have Orlando. decision on how the $2,000 been made w-ith local postal Earl Black Sr., an Insur­ plus will be used. The plan is officials to handle contribu­ ance company representative, to expend the funds In a way tions by mail. Touhy said that will serve as vice chairman, to appropriately honor the all donations should be ad­ a. The Holler Motora Navy Seminole High football coach youngster. Lawson, Seminole’s dressed to Buddy Lawson W lvei League thli week wel­ comed Margaret Botta to the 200 club with an even 200 game. Margaret had a total aeriei of 479. Rose Patrick rolled a 480 fo r the high aeries, with a 167. Pat Siplcy had a 191 for a 474 series. Suzy Reno roll­ ed a 166 for a 471. JoAnn Mc­ Donald had a 162 for a 472. Evelyn Fitzpatrick had a 173 while Rainey Olson rolled a 168. Jo Cleveland and Char­ lotte Bassett had a 164. M. A. ■ Williams and Thelma Unger rolled a game of 160 while Dee Rose followed with a 159. Rose Patrick had the only turkey for the week. • Margaret Botta converted the 6-7-10, Pat Tourney pick­ ed up he 5-7-9, Jo Watson got the 3-9-10 and Fran Morton and Suzy Reno converted the JOE P A V E L C IIA K , Lymnn M r Ii 'a most vahinblc member o f the Grey­ *•7. hound polf team, in congratulated by Chicago Rear Quarterback Rill Betty Washburn picked up Wade (center) and Lymnn Principal Carlton Ilcndley (righ t) during allthe 5-6-10 and the 5-10, Dot sport banquet activities Tuesduy night at the Longwood school. Oakes, JoAnn McDonald and Suzy Reno got the 4-5 while Rose Patrick and Jennie Run­ nels picked up the 5-10. Donna Ord and Ann Snyder got the 2-7. The 5d fell for PcLi Peterson Wednesday W right aa they rolled 690 nmi two tennis tied the Inst gunir* Betty Lilia and Tina Miller and Rainey Olson picked up night rolled his bomb to tho r.04 aerie* respectively. Phil to got a half win a piece. John the 2-10 while Sharon Kee got tune o f a 608 total aa he scor­ Koch# was high for Allied Spolski was high fo r Inland ed games o f 213, 193, 202 to with a 212 gum# and a 588 with a 213/565 while Gordon the 3-10. VAH-3 " E “ Wive* still hold help Bob'* Restaurant trio total. H o n e y c u t t was high fo r the lead with a 68-36 record take a clean three-gnme sweep In other league artion the Meadors with a 561 total. while VAH 9 “ O " Wives are from the Allied Van Line* trio o f Bill Hall, John Bridges, Game* o f 200 or moro were In second place with 66-38 team. Pete had aome pretty and Archie King took a clean rolled by, Petersen 202 and good help from teammates, three gam# sweep from Lar­ 213, W right 201 and 203, Eddie Monroe a n d J o h n ry’s Mart. John Bridges was Bridges 202 und 213, Pontehigh for Betty Anne’s with hi* cost 200 and 201, Murphy 216, | * " The Court W I t s C ts s t r G95 total while Gary Fox’s 490 S|>ol*ki 213, Klnj- 221, Roche Ju d er, Sem inole r n n n tr, B taU • r F lo rid a . l a P ro b a ta NEW YO R K (N E A ) — No series waa high fo r Larry’* 212, and the high game o f the l a ra I t s F e t a l* o f i night waa 234 rolled by Eddie fewer than 42 game* in the Mart. RO BK R T J. BAUMAN’ . The match between Inland Dereaaed. National Football League last p ix a t , x o n n : Material* and Meador* Ma­ Notice Is hereby ctrsn that season were decided by seven rine anded up in a split o f H4 ' the undsralansd will, on (ha points. wins and 1*4 losses each. The l l t h dap o f April, A. D. lt s t Margaret Botfs In 200 Class Peterson Of Bob's Restaurant Rolls 608 Series Legal Notice Down To Wire • |' , . • • 1 prsssnt to the Honorable County Judas o f Remind* ■County, Florida, har Anal ra turn, as Adm inistratrix o f tha F.stata o f R O IIK K T J. UAUMAN, deceased, and at said tlma, than and thsra, make application to tha said Judas fo r a (Inal aattlamsnt o f her administration o f said estate, and for an ordar dlecharslng har as such Administratrix. Dated this tha H th day o f March, A. D. I f *4. /a/ LOUISK M. BAUMAN Aa Adm inistratrix o f tha Faint* o f R O B E R T J. BAUMAN, Dscsased George A. Bptar, Jr. 1114 Mannolla A t *. Hanford, Florida Publish March I f , M * April f. S, IMS CD8-I4 IN T U B C IR C U IT COURT OF T H K a m JU D IC IAL C IRC UIT IN AND FO R BEMINOLB COUNTY. FLO RID A. IN CH ANCERY NO. 1SRSO NOTICE TO DKFKND OR ORDER OF PUBLICATION a t'IT FO R FO H K C Loat'R R RICHMOND H IL L SAVINGS BANK, a Naw Y ork corpora­ tion. P lain tiff, •ra . HERBERT L. HUTCHESON and DOLORES HUTCHESON, hla wlfa. and JOHN O. B EL­ L A M Y and M A R TH A B EL­ LAM Y, hla wlfa. Defendants. T O l JOHN O. B E LLA M Y and M A R T H A BELLAM Y, hla w lfa (Besldenoa unknown) And all unknown partita clalmtna any Intarast by, throuth, undsr or againat aach or either of the a b o rt named partita who mar ba dead or ara not known to ka dead or alive. H E R B E R T L. HUTCHEBON and DOLORES H U T­ CH EBON, hla wlfa I I I Norman Avtau a Norfolk, Vlralnla YOU, AND EACH O P YOU. ara hereby notified that a Complaint for Forectoaura of M o r ta tfs has been filed aaalnet you. an* you a rt re­ quired to terra a copy o f your Answer or Pleadlnae to tha Complaint on tha r la ln t lffe attorney, Joseph M. Pllaserald, SIS Security Trust Building, Miami IZ. Florida, and f lit the original Answer or Pleading In tha office of tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court on o r batora tha Ird day at April A. D., 1SSI. I f yon fa ll to do to, judgment by default w ill ba taken against you for the re­ lie f demanded In tha Complalat. Tha deeorlptloa o f tha raal property proceeded aaalnet lei Lot »» . Block A. WOODM E RE PARK fnd REP L A T , according to Plot thereof recorded In Plat Book It, Pago Tl. Pubtle Records of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida; TO G ETH ER W IT H the fo l­ low ing personal properly; Weetlnghouee Refrigerator. Model KM H it, Serial KB Sf1112 Weetlnghouee Built - la lu n ge. Model K TBM X . gerlal VHSTIJ This notice shall ka publish•4 one# seek wash for four consecutive waeka In tha Sant0l>ONEr*AND OnDBRED at Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, this In * day af March A. D. !••*(H E A L) _ .... Artbnr Baekwtth, J rClark. Circuit Court By: Mertbe T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joeopb H. Fltugeral* l i t * Security Trust S u lU lag Miami M. * y » r‘ * * fn e n k tln l-$ f»$ ,, .... Publish Mar. i. If. I». -<• >•** C D *-! Legal Notice N ATIC K OF A P P I.K ’ tT IO N FOR T A X Ill-.ED (le e . I04.1S Florida Blalntea •S IB IS ) NOTICE OF AP P LIC A T IO N FOR T A X HEED H w . ID l.ia Florida ll a l e l M of taint NOTICE I * H E R U B T O IVEN. That Mrs. Dallas Loop the holder of the follow in g certi­ ficate has filed said certificate fo r tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate num­ ber ami yrar o f Issuance, the description o f Ihe properly, and tha name In which H waa aeeeesed are as follow s: Certificate No. ITS T e a r o f Issuance 1161 Deorrlpilan o f Fropavtyi T.ote I A • lllk. 2 Canaan P lat llnok I Page 101 Name In which asa'seed A r ­ chie Crota at at. A lt o f aald property being In tha County of Hemlnola, State of Florida. Unleea such certificate shall lie redeemed arm rdlng to law the property described In auch certificate w ill be told to the highest bidder at tha front door of tha Seminole County Court House at Sanford. F lo r­ ida, on the first Monday In tha month o f April, 1144, which la Ihe 4th day o f April. 1»44. Deled this 17th day o f F eb ­ ruary. 1944. (O fficial Clerk's Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida Ily ; O. T. Kay. Jr.. DC. Publish Her. I, 12, It. 24. 1944 CD8-1S CINI-IT a Black, Colbert, Coach Dick Williams, football players Barry Barks Tigott and Touhy are the fol­ Seminole High Athletic Direct­ Frank Noel), B illy Higglm Fred Ganas, Seminole and Lloyd Freeman. lowing committe* members; or Lovelace said “ The drlvt S1IS Principal Andrew Brac­ Booster Club President Dr. ken, Coach Jim McCoy, Coach Orville Barks, Julian Stcn- ia now underway and we’ll strom o f The Sanford Herald, be grateful lor everyone’* co­ Ralph Stumpf, Coach John Mrs. Dorothy Odham plus operation.” Assisting Lovelace, Crooms' Boston Strikes Out 16 ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM The only time the Crooms High Panthers and the Hungerford High Bobcats of Win­ ter Park were on par with one another Wednesday afternoon was when the umpire shouted play ball. The Panthers, playing at the Crooms athletic field, went right to work and blastrd out a 19 to 0 decision over the Bobcats while righthander Wesley Boiton handcuffed the Winter Park nine with one hit during his whitewash per­ formance. Boston, although wild at in­ tervals, was effective enough to whiff 16 Hungcrford bats­ men during the contest. Billy Bush paced tho Panth­ ers at the plate with a pair of doubles. The Panther coach is Richard Evans. The new Plymouth has special engines for lots of Zooooooooom (optional, of course). That’s an important item to a number of people. Others don’t feel that they need quite that much Zoom. They are content to stick with the high performance of our standard V-8 or the economy of our standard six. What’s important to you. . . no matter how you (What the *64 Plymouth has) Uke your p o w e r ...Is a car that’s designed to make the best possible use of it Power-hungry or not, test drive the new Plymouth. 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Mulloy Advances MONTE CARLO, Monaco, (U P 1 ) — Veteran American tennis star Gardner MuUoy ad­ vanced to the third round o( the Monte Carlo International tennis tournament Tuesday by defeating Denmark’* Jorfion Ulrich, 6-4, 6-L BRASS M O T O R S 519 EA ST FIR ST ST., SAN FO RD, FLA . Legal Notice NOTICE IS H E B K B T G1YKN. That Pater H. A Rulh M. Johnson the holder o f tha fo l­ low ing certificate has filed fold certificate fo r tax deed to he Issued thereon. The cer­ tificate number and year o f leeuanca, the description of Ihe property, and the name In which It waa aaaeseed are aa follows; Certificate No. is * T ear a f Issuance l i f t llesrrlp tlaa a f P rop erlyl That Part Desc. In D ll. 141 P a s t m (Lees Lots I I A IZ) Blk. IS Sanlando Name In which aaeeseed K ey Development A Realty, Inc. A ll o f said property helnr In tha County o f Seminole, State o f Florida. Unleea such c e rti­ ficate shall he redeemed ac­ cording to law tha property described In aurh certificate w ill be told to tha highest bid­ der at tha frnnt door o f the Hemlnola County Court House at Sanford. Florida, on th* first Monday In Ihe month of April, 1SSI, which It tha Ith day o f April, 1»«4. Dated thla Ird day o f Jan­ uary. 1SS4. (O fficial Clerk's Seal) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida Ryi G. T. lu y , Jr., D.C. PuM l.h Mar. I, 12. It. 21, 1144 CDS-13 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E N IN TH JU D IC IAL C IR . IN TU B C IR C U IT COURT. C CIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE N IN TH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT COUNTY, FLO H ID A. OF FLORDA, IN AND F ill! CHANCERY NO. IOHS4 aF.MINOLR COUNTY, F LO R ­ SPR IN G F IE LD INSTITU TIO N IDA. EOll SAVINGS, IN C R A N C E R T NO. I M U P lain tiff. SARAH JOSEPIIUH CRAIG. P laintiff. A LLE N E. BOYNE, SR - at ux. va. at a l G E R ALD ROBERT CRAK1. Defendants. SrNOTICE OF SU IT IN Defendant. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF S P IT TOl A LLE N E. BOYNE, SR., TO l GE R ALD ROBERT CRAIG. and DORIS L BOYNE, hie Sr., w ife whoa* reeldenoa and ad­ H K alH E N TE i UNKNOW N dress la: AND T o i A ll parties claiming Intereatg by, through, un­ TRENTON. N E W JERSEY. Sworn B ill of Complaint der or aaalnet tha a fo re ­ said persons having bean filed In tha Cir­ TOU AR K hereby notified cuit Court In and for Semi­ nole County, Florida, In Chan­ that a Complaint to foreclose cery. entitled. SARAH JOSE­ a certain m ortgage encumber­ PHUS CRAIG vs. OERAI.D ing Ihe follow in g described ROBERT CRAIG. Sr., praying real properly, to-w lti for certain relief for tho above Lot t l. Block F. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. U N IT NO. named p la in tiff against you I, according to the plat ara defendant thereof aa recorded In NOW, TH E R E FO R E , THIS P lat Book II. Page 71 IB TO N O T IF T TOU that If and T*. Public Records of you wlah to defend against Seminole County, Florida and contest tha above entitl'd action, you ara required to hea been filed against you In tha above styled suit, and you f l i t your answer or other w rlttaa defense. I f any you ara required to aarva a copy your Answer or other have, w ith the Clark o f (he o f above atylad Court and to Pleading to lha Complaint on aerva upon plalntirra attorney. Plalntirf'a attorneys, A N D E R ­ Albert N. Pitta, whoaa addrete SON. RUSH. DEAN * LO W N ­ la l Maaonlo Building, Sanford. DES, 122 Eaal Cantral Boule­ Florida, a copy o f said answer vard. Orlando. Florida, and or other w ritten defense, on file the original Anawar or or btfora the Ith day o f April, other Pleading In tha office of the Clerk o f the Circuit t ill. Tha nature o f said complaint Court on or before tha llth la to pray that tha above sty l­ day o f April. 1*41. I f you fall ed Court gran t tha above nam­ to do so. a dacraa pro confesao ed p la in tiff a divorce a vin ­ w ill ba taken egeln et you for culo metrim oatl o f and from the relie f demanded In the Complaint. you. Thla Notion shall ka publish­ F A IL NOT TO AN SW E R v a ­ lves a decree pro confesao he ed once a week fo r four con­ secutive weeke la Ute The entered against you. WITNEUd my head end o f­ Sanford Herald. DATED TH IS lath day of ficial eaal at Sanford. Semi­ nole County, Florida, thla Ird March. 1*44. (S E A L ) day o f March, A. D. 1144. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Saekwlth. J r. Clark o f Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith. J r. Byi Martha T. Vlhlen Clark af Above Styled Deputy Clerk Court. B yi Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C. ANDKIISON. RUSH, DEAN, Albert N. F lits * LOWNDES Attorney * Co a see lag a t Law 121 Eaal central Baalavard, Orlande, Florida 1 Maaeale Butldtag Sanford, Florida Publish Mar. It, It. td • Publish Mar. I, It. It, •«. l i f t April 2. 1144. * CDS-U game. 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W A OOOOVCAR T IM PAIU US40E* THW mere then *0,000 Ooodyaar dee (era to lha Canada wM make aSowasco on o saw Mm MVS* NO MONEY D O W N -FREE MOUNTING 555 W. FIRST ST. OPEN FRL NITES T IL 9:00 PH. 322-2821 J . �i N o t Human Y e t Bcientiats at Johns Hopkins Uni­ versity have come up with a ma­ chine that is so nearly human it scares you to think about it. So nearly human, in fact, that its desiRners call it "T h e Beast." "T h e Beast" wanders around the halls o f the laboratory, poking its metallic nose into places it has no business to be. When it gets hungry, it plugs it­ self into the nearest electrical outlet and takes a straight shot o f voltage juice on the rocks. When it becomes tired, it simply quits working, the lucky bum. Dr. Crane’s FORTRESS AM ERICA When it runs into trouble — like tangling with a railing or getting trapped in a narrow space — it pan­ ics even as you and I and bangs it­ self around like crazy trying to get loose. Now i f its creators can teach "T h e Beast" to pop o ff when it should keep quiet, blow its top when it should keep cool, and go into debt fo r things it doesn’t need, science will have taken a big step toward replacing human beings. Until then, we mere mortals can still regard ourselves as superior to any darn machine. W orry C lin ic N a va l Stores T o most people, the term "naval stores" sounds like a place to buy equipment fo r ships or boats. But the term applied to forestry is misleading. Gum naval stores is an industry that collects, distills and produces resin from pine trees to manufacture spirits o f rosin and turpentine fo r industrial uses. According to Tony Jensen, assist­ ant forester with the Florida A g ri­ cultural Extension Service, the words "naval stores" are a carry-over from the 16th and 17th centuries when shipbuilders caulked pitch and tar into the seams o f wooden vessels. Today, few o f the product* are em­ ployed in ship building. What are naval stores used for 7 Jensen points out that the largest single use o f rosin (resin is the raw sap) in the U.S. is fo r paper size. Size is a gluey substance which is coated on paper to make it suitable fo r writing and printing. Rosin is also mixed in paints, printing inks and adhesives. Turpentine is a more familiar pro­ duct used mainly as a solvent or thinner fo r paints and varnishes. Recently, low-cost petroleum solvents have replaced turpentine in this area. Nowadays most turpen­ tine is employed in a variety o f chemical compounds and pharma­ ceutical products. There are three major sources o f naval stores, says Jensen. They are longlcaf and slash pino trees, resinsaturated stumps ipa o f the original old growth longleaf and slash pine forid by-products o f paper pr duction in the sulphate process. Most o f the resin comes from the latter two sources. Before paper pulp mills came south several decades ago, naval stores and lumber were the main roducts taken from the pine forests. low gum farming plays a less im­ portant role in the overall forestry operation, says Jensen. A tree is des­ ignated fo r cutting, and is then chiped fo r gum fo r two or three years efore being chopped down fo r pulp or lumber. Georgia dominates the gum nav­ al stores industry with 82 per cent o f the annual crop while Florida claims about 200 producers and 11 per cent o f the market. S E • • • The reason so many people never get anywhere in life is because when opportunity knocks, they are out in the back yard looking for four-leaf clovers. — W alter P. Chrysler. U. S. Loses eign assistance— good reason, o f U. 8. aggression had yet to from the President’s view, to make Ita report when Johnson have the men on hand who spoke. could best defend the muchThe general opinion among publicised program o f Latin Latin American ambassadors aid. A sta ff meeting In Wash­ in Washington waa that Pres­ ington with all his chiefs in ident Johnson’s conduct re­ the field would also be a prop­ flected lack o f respect fo r the er send-off fo r hla new man • ter - American organisation. In charge o f Inter-American To make matters worse, Sec­ affairs, Assistant Secretary o f retary Mann chose the next State Thomas Mann, tha Pres­ day fo r closed-door session ident must have reasoned. with our ambassadors to dis­ Had thee# hopes been real­ cuss the most controversial ised, our economy • minded question possible. U. S. policy President could have counted toward attempted roups by it money well spent to bring military dictators in Latin so many men ao far. But Jn America. The policy o f the practical effect, tho meeting Kennedy administration in the did far more harm than good. five auch attempts that oc­ T o begin with, tho President curred during J F K ’s regime dismayed Latin American del­ waa to move against the coup egatee to tha O A S by publicly with all political and economic rejecting ■ formula fo r re­ reprisals available. According solving the dispute between to press reports which leaked Panama and the United States out a few hours after Secre­ which Johnson’s deputy, A s ­ tary Mann’s secret session, sistant Secretary Mann, had the new Johnson-Mann policy helped to draft. The next day, will be different. A military at the end o f hla prepared coup will not be automatically speech to the O AS Council, judged a bad thing. Each case the President ad-libbed acme will be considered apart from rsmarka on tha Panamanian any other according to re­ situation which the Latin ports. Americana considered out o f Already some o f our ambas­ place. A special commission o f sadors were sighing over the tho O A S which has been In­ slight attention paid to the vestigating Panama’s charges first peaceful transfer o f political power in Vensuelan his­ tory last week. The U. S. del­ egation to the inauguration o f the new president of the re­ Geneva public waa not a distinguished Mrs. Jo*. B. Mathleux group, designed to warn mil648.4824 itary adventurers that tha U. Lake Mara S. places great store by the Mrs. France* Waster new civilian regime. Word o f 622-6216 the rumored new U. B. policy Lake Monroe o f toleration o f certain kinds Mrs. H. L. Jokaaoa o f coupe against established 222-4722 governments w ill presumably Longwoed encourage Incipient revolts. Mrs. Donna Rates 838-3317 Certainly such a change would discourage friends o f the U. 8. North Orlando MBs. Doris Dean in Latin Aaserlca who have 222-1888 sacrificed much In defense o f Oateen the Democratic philosophy. Mrs. Clarence Snyder 222-4841 Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Julia Bertas 628-1116 Bear Lake-Fore*! City Mrs. Maryann Mile* 838.2676 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Caa*elberry 838-3046 Chuluota Mrs. Joan M agi* 363-2742 DtBary Mrs. Adam Muller 666-4416 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Harney 668-3621 Enterprise Miaa Helen Baedgraas 648-8033 Biossat — Ray Cromley Thought For Today Behold, I cry out, Violence 1 but I am not answered; I call aloud, but there is no justice.— Job 19:7. Helen Fuller Soys W A S H IN G T O N — Without a ■hot being fired or on IniuH hurled— tho UnlUd B U tu lost ground In Latin America laat w ide. 8ometlmea the subtle set­ backs are more costly than the dramatle upieta in foreign relatione, and this may he such a moment fo r ua south o f the border. The cause o f our difficulty last week was not General UeGaulla's successful diplo­ matic invasion o f Mexico or hie plana to repeat it in South Am erica but the Johnson ad­ ministration's awkward han­ dling o f Its t in t m ajor ven­ ture into high-level dealings with Latin American nations as a group. Tw o weeks ago President Johnson suddenly announced that ha waa summoning to Washington all o f our ambaasadora and chiefs o f foreign aid missions to the Latin American countries. The occa­ sion waa tha third anniversary o f tha Alllanee fo r Progress whieh John P . Kennedy be­ gan. The Council o f the O r­ ganisation o f American States area meeting in Washington at that time, and Congress waa about to begin debate on next year’s appropriations fo r for' Bruce Ovtodo Mrs. G*orga Kelsey 845-3414 P olitical N otebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) - A n of the 11 regular groups. He of dates from 1838. The Scnatte’s "a g e por­ the U. S. Senate discloses tra it" correlates Interestingly some hitherto little • appre­ with the experience picture. ciated facts about this body Seventy-two percent o f the as It Immerses Itself in the Senate's 100 members are un­ great civil rights debate of der 63 years of age. Y et more 1864. than two-thirds of the 18 reg­ Seventy-four of tha Sen­ ular committees are chaired ate's 100 members were elec­ by senatora 63 or older. ted to tha upper chambers in Here are the details on the the years from IBM on; 23 11 committees thus led: actually did not begin their Appropriations — Hayden, service until tha 1060s. M ; Armed Services — Rus­ Thus none o f the 74 has aa sell, 66; Banking and Curren­ much aa 14 full years In the cy — A. Willis Robertson of Senate. And nearly a quarter Virginia, 76; Finance —Byrd, of Its membership has le u 71; Agriculture — Ellender, than four years o f service. 73; Labor and Public Welfare An experience analysis of — Hill, 69; Government Oper­ the X senators with continu­ ations — John McClellan of ous service predating IBM re­ Arkansas, 68; Post Office and veals soma curiosities and un­ Civil Service — Olln Johnston der - scores some w ell estab­ of South Carolina, 67; Rules lished notions about the Sen­ Jordan, 67; Space — Clinton ate. Anderson o f New Mexico, 68; Exactly half of the X are Public Works — McNamara, from the 11-state Old South, 68. still sufficiently Democratic to Eight of these 11 committee return these senators safely chairmen are, once again, time and again. There are southerners. And o f the eight, tour Democratic southerners all but Jordan go back in ser­ — Senatora Richard Russell vice before 19M. The South's of Georgia, Harry Byrd of command of committees is Virginia, Allen Ellender of furthsr beefed up by Missis­ Louisiana and Lister Hill of sippi Sen. Jamea Eastland, Alabama — among the allm five who predate 1B40 la Sen­ ate service. The fifth veteran la, of course, M-year-old Sea. Carl Q— Do erabs have tails T Hayden o f Arizona, the Sen­ A — Every true crab haa a ate's dean. Hla term o f office tail. began in 1B27. Q— What waa the first trea­ One special circumstance ty signed by President Lyn­ needs to be noted. Republican don Johnson? Sen. John Sherman Cooper of A —That ending a 100-yearKentucky, whose continuous Q— How old is tha earth? service began in 1837, served A — Between two and five two earlier abort terms, one billion years old according to o f them la the mld-lB40s. He latest measurements. Is not counted among the 26 whose duty predates IBM. But look further at the X . Among them are the chair­ men of 12 of tha Senate's I I INVESTMENT BERVICE regular committees. Tho 12 Listed and RRlisted lead every Important Senate Securities committee. The four not Mot set Feads chaired by pre-IBM veterans: Interior (Jackson o f Wash­ A L L E N A CO. ington), Publie Works (M c ­ I l l K. LEM ON ST. Namara o f Michigan), Rules LAK E LAN D , F L A . (E verett Jordan of North Car­ olina), and District o f Colum­ Member: Midwest Stack Bask bia (Bible o f N evada). Chieage Beard o f Trade Here again, to no one's sur­ prise, the Old South bulks Orlead# Bales RepreeeataUve large. Nine m ajor Senate committees are led by preMRS. STAN COMSTOCK IBM southern veterans. Jor­ dan o f North Carolina, bead­ Ph. G A 1-8686 ing Rules, gives tho South 10 age-and-experlenca profile SB, chairman o f Judiciary, and Sen. J. William Fulbrlght of Arkansas, 38, chairman o f Foreign Relations. Old men clearly hold the keys to the establishment. But tho age profile does not quite make it out to be the old leading the young. There are only six senators under 40 years, another 13 leas than M. Altogether, some M fall on the sunny side of 60, with 44 past thst mark. But in terms of Senate ex* pcrience, the members on the whole constitute a young body. For most o f the 74 who date from 18M on, tha civil rights battle this aprlng may be the biggest legislative con­ troversy o f their Uvea. CASE 5 423: Teas V., aged 25, thinks she la going Insane "Oh, Dr. Crane," she moan­ ed, " I am posiUve I am los ing my mindl " F o r I can't even remember fo r one hour the cute thing! our baby girl says or does. "When my huaband tele, phones from the office and asks about her, m y Ailnd goes blank. "A n d I am now having the most awful dreams at night. I seem to be at a funeral and I see a child's casket I* dreams. "S o I get nightmares and wake up screaming. Then I run into the baby's room to make sure she is stiU aUve. "Oh, Dr. Crane, I am Uv ing on tranquilizers but 1 keep getting worse. Will I end in a sanitarium, for 1 feel sure I am losing m y m ind?" Following chUdblrth, K la not uncommon to find a new mother who ends la a m en tat sanitarium. Sometimes this postpartum psychosis la deemed a result o f chemical Imbalance of some so rt But in many cases the ua derlying cause U due to a subconscious "Death Wish," from which tha victim later recoils in horror. Then the victim assumes various symptoms that aha feels are linked with insan lty, for she feels she really ought to have God punish her with mental derangement For example, whan a girl like Teas has been an only child or haa previously had a great deal o f adult attention and spotlighting, the suffers terrific ego deflation after her first baby is born. That's even more so If the baby is a little girl, for then the "tria n gle" develops. P rior to the birth o f her first baby, a spoiled or over­ ly indulged w ife may com mand all the attention of both her doting parents and her mate. And after the wedding, abe still is the focal point of her husband's intereit, too. When he would telephone from tha office during her pregnancy T e w would always be aiked: "H oney, how are you feeling? A re you all right?" And this same solicitude would be evident when her father or mother telephoned. I f they dropped In for a personal visit, they would also caution Teas with: "N o w be careful! Don't do any lifting. Let me hold your arm as you go upstairs, etc." Even during her labor, Teas still waa the focus o f atten­ tion o f her parents and hus­ band. But th* very Instant her baby daughter arrived, all this changed! Teas was Instantly demoted P ag* 6 fjp r& to Sanford, Florida WALTKB A. OIKLOW, BOIVOR ARB m allMI raASK vol.TtX.ISB. cSeealeUes • Beaeeal JULIAN L. 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Sub­ consciously she resented tha fact her baby had stolen her public away from her. "Oh, it was ao much m or* peaceful before the baby cam e," she subconsciously thinks. " I wish it were like that again." But this final Idea suddenly strikes her full consciousness and she recoils " I must be abnormal o r deranged, to wish for my baby’s death, so God must punish m e !" �* ix t *« it V$* V a fo r l March 28, 1964 — Pape 7 9 m 3 Mrs. James Wallin MANDARINS Angelus Chorus Performs FOR SPRING yyiamurf QacobAonA Entertains Friends DEPARTMENT STORE Ry Mr*. Clarence Snyder Mrs. James Wallin enter­ OTHER STYLES ONLY 2 MORE SHOPPING tained a few friend* at her IN W H ITE home Friday evening. Enter­ DAYS TILL EASTER . . . tained were, Mr*. John Jurse, BONE Mrs. P. T. Piety, Mr*. Frank BLUE George, Mr*. William B LA C K RED Mra. Edward Bennett, Mra. Eva William*, Mr*. Charles Giblin and Daniel. Mr*. COME IN NOW FOR T H A T Wan- koiky, Mr*. Clarenea Snyder, Pearl N E W O U T FIT — L A T E S T S TYLE S & COLORS Mc­ IN CLOTHING A N D SHOES WIDTHS FOR TH E E N TIR E F A M IL Y AAAA OUTING AAA Sat., March 28th AA 4 P. M. T IL ? ? DRESSES - SU ITS - SHOES — SKIR TS - Campbell • Loaning HATS L IN G E R IE Post No. 53 Hum* A L L A T POPULAR PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. American Legion 207 W. 1st ST. Chicken Pilau TH E AN G ELU S CHORUS of Orlando following n musical program they presented recently at the DeRary Community Center for the center build­ ing fund. The chorus is under the direction o f Mrs. W. Ivan Wilder, piunist at right, and features Mr. Wilder, baritone soloist at left. (Y o rk Photo) A N FO RD 'HOE By Mr*. Adam Muller The DeBary Civic Astoclation recently preaented the Angclua Singers of Orlando at the Community Center. The chorus Is composed of IS ladies under the direction of Mrs. W. Ivan Wilder. 322*3071 cn n cu f ALW AYS B AST QUALITY m Selections for this interest­ ing musical program included humor, love, patriotic and re ­ ligious arrangements. Mr. W. I. Wilder, baritone, presented “ Open the Gates to the Tem ­ ple,” accompanied by Mrs. Wilder at the piano. Thelma NEW , SPRING Samuels was the soprano solo­ represented along with mer­ ist, and was featured in a du­ chants from Orange City, et, playing the organ with DcLand and Deltona. Mrs. Wilder at the piano. They participated in singing many of the old time favor­ ites. Chester Reariek, president o o d y ea of the Civic Association, cor­ dially welcomed the members a n d guests. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce was 1; Bon Voyage Party / A L L CANDIDATES IN V IT E D r LA Y-A W A YS AND CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME — «Srge572£S.v^ f U pvalu e stam ps SAVE w From America’s Largest Retailer Of General Electric! m Bids Farewell T o Local Nurse COSTUME The Capri was the scene of JEWELRY Fabulous ‘Dress Up* Served a “ Bon Voyage” dinner Tueaday JUST A R R IV E D ! evening honoring Mrs. Mary Detyns, who has been appointed Suit Values For Boys! associate director of nursea at Memorial Hospi­ tal o f Chatham County, Sa­ vannah, Ga. Centering the table waa • troy of appetizing canapes and hora d’oeuvres, and Mra. Detyns was presented ■ beau­ tiful orchid corsage. aiiea 12 to 21 Quality atyla ’ll long wear comfort at ona low price I Criap Dac. ran® polyeiter 'n ray. one . . . expertly tail­ ored In hia favorite 3 button, partly lined model I Flemings Gifts - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. The nurses, who enjoyed the farewell dinner were the Misses Marianne Ludwig and Betty Robinson of Sanford and Mra, Jean Smith of O r­ lando. Also Mmes. Maude MiOcr, June Wilkini, Edith Tyre, Dorian May, Mabel Piety, A g­ nes Bertrang and Janet Pizzo. W EEKLY • 30” New GE Range • A ll Porcelain • No Drip Cook Top W/T W M t No Money Down Only 1 75 | Weekly P&tlwdTIT WA-530Y NEW 10 LB. G E WASHER 3 ZONE WASHING ACTION 12 lbs. • 11" (dfag. m oos.) W ATER TE M PE R ATU R E SELECTION O N L Y J.75 PE R W E E K Q U ALITY DRESS SHIRTS PRICED FOR BIG SAVINGS! neck slzei 14 to 17 altera slzea 32 to 34 Only Snap-em up prices! Stock up on a whole year’* aupplyt Chooa* from all your favorite collar style* in long or ahort sleeve model*. Conatructed o f finer cotton*, tailored to Penney’* specification* to giv* batter looking fit, longer wear. Wash ’n wear. Touch up Iron! White. 9 | .7 > Weekly ''SPO RT T H E N E W , BOLDER LOOK IN J A C K E T S ! 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OPEN FRL NITER TIL 8:00 S-} t T ( . o o i i v ^y i , \ n ^ i • s PH. 323-2821 // •r 1 1 -H «i i V .41 1 1. p i '" J u .-l i* i i �DeBary Women Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Jones Officers Misa Frankie Jonas, bride white carnation*. Traditional elect o f Coy Cook Jr. was wadding scheme, nelng tha guest o f honor at a miscellan­ bride's wadding colors, com* eous bridal ahower this week pitted tha decorations. and at tha homa o f Mr. and Invited goasts Included tha Mrs. James Hayes, 106 Fairlane Circle. Miss Bette Hayes Mima Jackie Ensley, P a t served as hostess, assisted by her mother. Various games wars enjoy­ ed with prises awarded to Miss Fat W ight, Mrs. Flor­ ence Fray and Mrs. Irena Jones. Tha refreshment table was overlaid with a white linen cloth .centered with a floral arrangement o f red roses and Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. P A R K A V E . W ight, Linda Hlttell, The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a and Sosa the Installation of meeting fca&isui officers, DeBary Restaurant. District Four director, Lola Walker o f Ormond Beach, will Frag, Faya lfacDougall, be the installing officer. Bert Lederhaus, president, w ill preside. ^ The foUowlng slate will be installed: Bert Lederhaus, president; Margaret Williams, first vice president; Helen Snodgrass, second vice presi­ dent; Jo Peck, third vice pres­ ident; Theresa Frlson, corres­ ponding secretary; Mary Ann Lederhaus, recording secre­ tary, and Sally Ncider, treas­ urer. Johnson, Smith, Morris, Carol Bowes, Irens Bonnaccorso, Linda Muse Cook, Sr. dinner Tuesday, April T at T p.m. at Curtis Dunaway, Betty Vale, Magdalina STRAW S FOR B y Mrs. Adam MnDcr Kratsart. Also tha Mmes. Ruth MaiHon, Ploranca Ballard, E li Ia It P a y s T o U se The H erald W an t A d f T o Install Myrtla Jean Haskins, Betty Robinson, Irene Carol Turpin, and Mrs. Coy Stetson Students Featured In Musicale OTHERS MISS F R A N K IE JONES, seated le ft with her mother, Mrs. Frank L. Jones, was recently feted at a bridal shower. Miss Bette Hayes and her mother, Mrs. James Hayes were co-hostesses. By Mrs. Adam M ailer Laura Platt Brown recently $3*50 - $4.95 presented three students from Stetson School o f Music in a recital. The musicians in­ cluded Miss Katherine Menefee, flutist; Miss Claudia Cal­ laway, pianist, and Charles Bradbury, clarinetist. Refreshments were served from a buffet tab!* overlaid with a lace cloth, centered with a floral arrangement o f pctunlaa, flanked by antique crystal candle sticks with white tapers. Sliver and crys­ tal appointments completed the table. Hostesses for this occasion were Mrs. Glenn Smith and Mrs. Albert Salisbury. BY f SAONER W O RLD 'S LIGHTEST WEIGHT SUIT* Well-dressed warriors who do dally battle with the heat And cooling ammunition in Paso Pluma’a lightness and construction In a 24-ounce eult that lets you rise above the heat. Breozes enter. Wrinkles hang o u t Pacific Mills makes the fabric! #65% Dacron* polyester, 45% fine worsted. 8agner o-o-o-l tailors I t We sell i t • DeNsITM IR H .00 E X TR A W PANTS m j .i i Honors Sorority Rushees A Preferential Tea waa S S Truth Seekers Class Convenes Mr. and Mra. E.E. Denby o f Oldamar, spent the week end with her parente Mr. and Mra. Ed. L. Cunningham. M'.e. Denby le aliter, Jean Bin. rle, returned with them to Oldamar. Mr. and Mra. W. Z. Rick, atts end children, Chriity, Debbie, Vleky end Tina o f Birmingham, Ala., have been houee gueita o f hla tister Mra. Forreat N utt and fam­ ily. Howard of the Hodges, Board of Seminole C o u n t y chairman Directors, Chapter, American Rvd Cross, is call* ing a special meeting o f the board for 4 p.m. ol, comfortable and so good looking. Milana, coconuts and Panaidas in assorted brim widths, light and dark colors to complete your ensemble. OPEN FR ID A Y N IG H TS Tuesday, The Truth Seekers Class of E d u c a t i o n at Emmanuel March 31, in the Caucus Church of Montevideo, which Room o f First Federal Sav­ Is an English speaking ings and Loan Association church. Building. Truth Seekers was organiz­ The purpose o f the meeting ed in 1014, and the group cele­ Is to discuss the need fo r sup­ brated the 50th anniversary plemental funds. enjoying old photographs. One A ll board members are urg­ of the pictures features Mrs. ed to be present. R. M. Mason, a charter mem­ ber. held at the homa o f Mra. the First Methodist Church held Its regular business and Paul Lewla Sunday afternoon social meeting last Monday fo r mcmberi o f Theta Epsilon afternoon at McKinley Hall chapter o f Beta Sigma I’hl with the president, Mrs. Clar­ ence Purscll, presiding over and their gueita. Delicious lime punch, as* the program. sorted tea eandwlchea, mints An Inspiring devotion was and nuta wrre aerved during given by Mra. R. W. Turner tha tea houra. on Christ'a teachings and the exact words he spoke to the disciples, taken from the book of St. Luke. "Christ'a Mold of P ra yer," an interpre* tatlon written by James A l­ len Francis, D. D., was also presented. The group participated In singing the hymns "A bove The Hills of T im e " and " L iv ­ ing for Jesus." Mrs. W. P . Chapman closed the meeting by leading the members in The Lord's P layer. Resolutions in memory o f Mra. C. C. Earl were read and adopted, and birthday Enterprise greetings were extended to the members having birth­ days tills month. 3lrs. Chapman read a letter from her daughter, Bliss V ir­ Howard Long entered H ali­ ginia Chapman, who la serv­ fa x General Hoapltal In Day­ ing as a missionary in liratona Sunday to undergo surg­ guay. South America. Bliss ery on his fast. Chapman was recently ap­ pointed rector of Christian Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn epant tha waek and with thair son, Charles, and hla fam ily In Tampa. Personals V Preferential T ea 115 Magnolia A re Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Mabel Alexander, Mrs. Eva liarkey and Mrs. L. E. White. Others attending wera the Mmes. F. D. Hickock, T. E. Wilson, Octavta Rumbley, Bertha David, J. F. McClel­ land, George Simmons, Lena Powell and R. M. Mason. Gucstj were Rev. John Adams and daughter, Pixie, Mrs. D. L. Nesbit, director of education, end Mrs. R. T. Boyd, church secretary. , Budded tip i o f snapdragons will have a chance to come to full bloom i f you snip away the lower florets as soon as they have passed their prime, says the Society o f American Florlata. A t the same time, re-cut the atema to allow full water absorp­ tion. H erald in g a new season • . . these ligh t and brig h tas - sp rin g fashions de­ signed to g reet E a sier Sunday in a lovely and jo y fu l m anner. F o r your approval, w e present our exciting collection o f the latest suits, dresses, coats, m illinery and accessories o f the light-hearted sea­ 9 W tilQ ea A . It pay* to taka tlma to laun. der and dry braid and fringe trimmings before stitching them on to washable fabrics. This will prov eat any shrink­ age problems when launder­ ing the finished items. F O R E A S T E R . . . F O R S P R IN G S LIN G PUMPS DOWNTOWN SANFORD son, a ll certain to please the passin g P arad e. See the new look S p rin g w ill be w earin g fo r E aster • • • �■dWSiu.__ X t 4; it t V tifu tl V tfiO i M m f i M . 1 M I — F fc f* • d lon w rw k sih A £ohm h W e hare a request this gar. Add eg?s, one at a time, week from one of the cashiers and beat after each. Crush at the loeal Winn Dixie store the wafers And add alternate­ ly with the milk. Add coconut for a repeat of the Vanilla and chopped pecans. Rake W afer Cake. So here It Is. In greased and floured pan at V A N IL L A W A FE R CAKE 323 degrees for 1 hour and 13 > sticks margarine minutes. 5 cups sugar • • • 6 whole eggs Martha Logan says that 1 12-os. pkg. vanilla wafers ham for }ou r Easter dinner is lk cup milk the meat chosen by many be­ 1 7-ox. pkg. flaked coconut cause there Is a kind and style 1 cup chopped pecans for everyone. For a 6 lb. ham Cream margarine and iuIt requires about 2*4 hours In an open pan in a slow ovpn S IIA E F F E R S (323 degrees). The meat ther­ CLOCK ft W ATCH mometer should be 130 de­ R E P A IR grees. For using some o f llie left over ham she gives us P IC K -U P * D E L IV E R Y llt'.k Elm. Sanford this recipe. 321*9211 HAM SPAGHETTI S K ILLE T 2 cups diced, cooked ham 2 tbsps. fat Ik cup chopped onion *4 cup chopped green pepper 1 clove garlic, minced 1 lb., 3 ox. can (2'k cups) cooked tomatoes 8 ox. spaghetti 1 cup shredded sharp chcddar cheese 1 tsp. salt Melt fat In a large heavy skillet. Pan-fry onion and green pepper until tender. Add garlic and tomatoes. Cov­ er and cook over low heat 30 minutes. Cook spaghetti ac­ cording to directions on pkg. Combine spaghetti, cheese and salt with ham mixture in skillet. Combloe cooking, un­ covered about 10 minutes. • • • The Moat Important Part O f Your Easter •‘Outfit’* Is Your Hair Styling — This In Our Specially — FOR A P P O IN T M E N T C A L L 322*5692 EVELYN'S B E A U T Y S ALO N IN M O N TE ZU M A H O TEL 3rd ft M A G N O LIA We received a wonderful letter from a local reader who says she Is going abroad in two months and will be asked to prepare a "typical A m er­ ican dinner." We called our County Home Demonstration agent, Miss Wilson, to ask her what to tell the writer and we decided on several menus for her. So let's see how this will sound to her. H te first menu is: Sweet-Sour Pot Roast (recipe In last week’s Corner) Baked Irish Potatoes (w rap­ ped in foil) ' Zeta Xi Chapter Elects Officers By Mrs. IL L. Johnson Zeta XI Chapter, Beta Sig­ Cara and Mr*. Donald LeFfls. Mrs. Hudgens used as her Phi, held the regular meeting recently at the home program theme "The Yardetlck of Beta Sigma rhl," the o f M r». Gary Hudgens, with standard by which all chap­ Mrs. Louis I.lnnekugel acting ter* o f the sorority cveluate ns co-hostess. The business themselves ae to the aims, meeting was conducted by purposes and ideal* o f the or­ Mrs. Robert Winsa, president. ganization. Officer* elected fo r the The memhera voted to pre­ sent their "Adopted’’ family a g ift certificate fo r Easter. A spring rummage sale will be held May 1 nml 2 under tbe direction o f the Ways and Means Committee. Ritual o f Jewels is sched­ uled April 7, to the following pledges; Mrs. George Beers. Mr*. I.ouis I.innekugel, Mrs. Thomns Russell, Mis. Vincent ma Tossed Salad Hot Rolls and butter Tea or coffee Dessert (A fruit salad, recipe below, or Oatmeal Cake) F R U IT SALAD 2 eggs 2 tbsps. sugar *4 cup light cream juice of 1 lemon 1 cup heavy cream, whipped 2 cups cherries, pitted 2 cups diced pineapple 2 cups cut orange sections 2 cups quartered marshmal­ lows 1 cup chopped nuts Beat eggs until light. Grad­ ually add sugar, light cream and lemon juice. Mix; cook in double boiler until smooth and thick, stirring constantly. Cool. Fold in whipped cream. Pour this over fruit mixture, marshmallows and nuts and mix lightly. Do not freexe, but chill at least 24 hours be fore serving. Serves 10. Another menu is: Swiss Steak (recipe below 3!ashed or Creamed potatoes or Rice Green Beans (fresh or canned seasoned with ham) Cole SlawHot biscuits or rolls Tea or coffee Dessert (A pudding or cake) or pie SWISS STEAK 1 beef round steak, cut 1 inch thick 'k cup flour 1 tsp. salt H tsp. pepper 1 tbsp. herb seasoning 3 tbsps. lard or drippings 1 can ( 10’ k ox.) beef con­ somme I can mushroom stems and pieces and liquid Pound flour, salt and pep­ per into both sides of beef round steak. Brown in lard or drippings. Pour o ff drippings. Add beef consomme, mush­ rooms and herb seasoning. Cover tightly. Simmer 3 to 3‘ a hours o r until meat is ten­ der. Thicken liquid with re­ maining seasoned flour for gravy. Serves 6 to 8. 1984-63 year are Mr*. 8.0. Wilson and Mra. Js* T . Ost­ Dormlney, president, Mr*. lerRichard Butler, vice presi­ dent, Mrs. Donald LeFtls, re­ cording secretary, Mrs. Vin­ cent Cara, corresponding sec­ retary, and Mrs. George GRRKNW ARB Ileer*, treasurer. P A IN T — G IF T S Other* attending were Mrs. 1113 FreatK A v e , Sanford Robert Morris, Mrs. Fred NEW CERAMIC SHOP fcoAt&A J'hoA iin qA . . . To Compliment Your Wardrobe JLX. MRS. D O RM INEY Costume Jewelry OUR GREATEST KENM0RE light, in aparklin- - *-l|f and frosty pantels so popular this year WASHER Handbag* SALES T IL L G O IN G ON Beautiful straws, smooth leathers and the newest rotors, matching shoes toe! - PRICED FROM $194.00 SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 N. Orlando I)r. Pinecrest Shopping Center Slore Ilmira: 0 A.M. - fl P.M. Dally • Open Till ft P. M. Frldnys • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed Personals Mrs. John E. Gradlck Is re ­ cuperating at her homo Park lenghty Avenue illness following at on a Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mra. Lewis C. (G en ey) Mer­ rill has been visiting Mrs. A. R. Peterson Sr. and will la­ ter return after touring Flor­ ida. In 1934, Mr*. M errill rep­ resented the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital Auxiliary at English Peas (Serve with a the National Convention in white sauce or lightly sea­ Atlantic City, N. J., where soned) she now resides. ! '1 free - and - easy frocks The prettiest sights on Easter will wear for spring How like spring, thetie blithe fashion* in wonderfully free-and-easy fabric*! So many smart styles to choo.se from, we can only sketch a few . . . come In BERKSHIRE and select several at these tiny prices I Stockings PRICED FROM — An Enter outfit deserves the glamour touch of Berkihlre Stocking!. We have just the color to i«t off your new coitume. Alt litei. all with Berkshire*! famous Nyloc* Run-Barrier at top and toe. *9” to ’29” $ 1 . 3 5 a pair COMPLETE OUTFITS — FOR THE — “SM A LL FR Y ” -• .- -—■-• SHOES “ F A M IL Y FASHIONS AND OPEN C h u v u i'A FOOTWEAR** x • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed : 4 i • Open Fri. M ica T il 9:00 W ED. AFTERNOON AND FRI. NITE DOWNTOWN SANFORD �•I *1 * 1 j p —— SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith H erald Classifieds. FA 2 - 5612 Phone Classified 322-5612 475-593* From Sanford Exchange From Seminole County 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale W E L A E A APAR TM E N TS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. G REEN B RIAR Choice lota available h* Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbrier developed by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. F A 2-4074 Modern 2 Rm. Apt. 601 Pal metlo. 322-1374 or 3482. 1 BR, .tage. rates. wood, Laketront furn. cotReasonable summer 863 Oxford St., Long Fla. Ph. 838 2344. CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Ball-Blair Agency FURN. Apt. Close In. Jlm m lt REAL Cowan. 322-4013. NOT LONG DISTANCE 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with Office 204 W. First •Wk 3 -2 6 "Th ere's nothing to challenging to Cora a t a new neighbor. It brings out the beet gossip in her!’* RESPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald win onta be re­ sponsible (or more than one incorrect imertioa o f your ad, sod reserve* the right to re* vile or reject any advertiiemrnt from w hit ordered te conform te the policies of this 0»per. DEADLINES TIZZY By Kate Osann CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices • Personals S. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notleea 7. Businesa Rentala 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 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 326 20. Babysitters • N H k W . u . m ik O 'k M 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair I'm going to do my homework In the library. It's nice 23. Building Materials and quiet and full o f boyolN 24. Electrical Serrices 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television By Dick Turner 27. Special Services CARNIVAL 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pet* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 36. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment S. Education • Instruction Baton and Strutting len on i. Group or private. Phone 322 3442 after S p. t»._____ L N o tic e s • P e rs o n a ls Income Tax Return*. Lam er WUliami, F ive Points. Ph. 322-7843. INCOME T A X SERVICE O. M. Harrlioni 13U Palmetto 322-8827 322-7848 “ Herbert Heimdlah, this lent what I told you wa abaolutely oouldn't afford for you to get me on mv birthdayI1* Animal Land ACROSS lWoolbcuing OMetk utaih It Factor itOscnluat A'U o l< Mtniioni itOsM (Sp.) sa w .'" Intltnrt M French *«r4 O Ssa r t f Is aUsfrus anit Itb l M Ktucr (dill) B" Answer «e Preview Punts 7 inw tiits milkftth 19 Departs lSbUtulia (Ik ) U Period of ban 27 RstoJts SSTbOMshe .. 6. For Kent . 94 94 hours 91 Wird off 47 Edible fooUtOfk sneer t« lltrinfues 80 Chemical toClt 92 ('m ills 40 Kind e( 91 Pith e fts 94 Ita d ferorioui recorder 93 Poetic 22 Click-boeUe tlJ eeiU precept contrsetiea T Repair*, parts; Electrolux, Kirby, AexAir, AirW ey, GE, etc. Cleaner* told, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone FA 2-4763. t It Suits siDltcsrae 23 Loosens Vacuum Cleaner VACUUM C L E A N E R -L O C A L REPAIRS — SALES — A L L MAKES Phone 322-2282 Craftily t arise lOKuropsss r pvt. bath and shower, suit­ POCKET FARM able for couple or single You’ll love this clean, protperson or retired. All utili­ ty, furnished fsrmhouse sit­ ties included in rent. Ideal­ ting in the middle o 1 3 rich ly located on First St., with­ cultivated acres o f land in 1 block of 2 free parking near a groat fishing lake. lots and shopping center. In* Give us a ring—it’a only a quire at Manuel Jacobson 10 m L.itc drive. Price Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. $11,500. Souio Terms. Phone Stamper Agency 1919 S. Large 2 BR. house. 322-7368. French Ave. 322-4C91. Efficiency Gar. Apt., all con veniences, close in, garage. 3 BR., 114 bath borne. As* sums payments. 322-3433. Ph. 322-6408. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tut*., thru F iL - 2 P. M. day Gar. ap t 1201 Magnolia Ave. before iniertton. Mon. • S e t Apply 5-4:30. noon. CLASSIFIED D ISPLA Y: T u m ., thru F n . - 2 P. M. day before iniertion. Mon. • Sat noon. NEW 3 BR. home. kit. equip. $73 month. 322-3683. ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322-3441 R E N T A BED Rol’ away, Hospital 6 Baby Beds. By Dsy, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-3141 114 W. 1st SL C ARRO LL’S F U R N ITU R E 9. For Salt or Ron! BARGAIN DAYS I f you are Interested ia Real Estate at a bargain prlca read this! Commercial site, xoned C-l for neighborhood commercial enterprise. Ap­ praised value, $3300. Cash price for Immediate sale, $3300. 2 BR, CB home, lg. Fla. Rm. on 2 lots with lg. oaks. 411 Investment opportunity. $79 feet on 4-lene Highway, San Carlos. Call 322-2930 Orange City access road te after 5 p. m. expressway 1-4. Can ba pur­ FURN. House in Sanford. Ph. chased today for $3700 cash. Orlando 423-4111 or Apopka 884-4849. Beautiful Horn* in Maitland, owntr has $14,000 invest­ 3 BR., 2 Bath, Fla. Rm. 113 ment, 2700 square feet of E. Coleman Circle. Rent quality construction with $130 mo. Ph. 323-0667. every convenience, yours today for $27,300. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON LAKE. Call a v a n I n g a 322-1397. Stenstrom Realty 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. Inquire 817 Ceteline Drive. 2343 Park Dr. $22-2429 11. Real Estato Wanted 2 BR, 2 Bath CB home, 203 Satsuma Dr., H a v a n a s W ILL B U Y D IR E C T from Park. Owner a tract o f high land with adequate Lake front­ ROBERT A. W ILLIA M ! age. Please state locatioo, Realtor site, price ft terms. Address Raymond Luadqulst, Aaao. P. 0. Box 1042. Winter Park. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 12. Real Eatate For Salt Residential k Commercial in* come property for tale or DUPLEX. 3 ml. So. Sanford trade. Near Shopping cen­ Ave. oo lot 170 x 200. Also ter. Ph. 322-3333. xoned for trailer. A bar­ gain for cash or will trade D E B A R Y: 2 BR., terra n o for Orlaodo property. Ph. floors, elec, beat, alr-cood., 322-7319. built-in GE kitchen. $17,009 W. T. Corbett, Real Eatate, TR A D E T H A T T R A IL E R 448-4791. FOR A NEW HOME IN C R Y S TA L L A K E P A R K E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R A LIM ITE D NUMBER OF AG ENCY, Realtor, Insurer. TR A ILE R S BEING TA K E N FHA-VA Seles Broker. 344$ ON TRAD E ON 3 A 4 BEDS. Perk A ve. 222-2244, ROOM HOMES 222-2293. Call Mr. Leatherbury at $23-2744 LONGWOOD A R E A r H A -3 5 Y r. Mortgagee Between 1 and $ Dally 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 114 baths, cent, heat, alr-cond. $430 Down, $44 mo. 322-4313. NO CLOSING COSTS Small Down Payments HOMES FROM 812,600 L iv e Cheaper Than Rant BR. llopie, Study, 1W Baths, large Family Rm. la good neighborhood; includ­ RL 17-93 Turn oo Rt. 427 ing stive, refrig., room alrconditioncr, washing m a­ at Five Points, 14mi. to SR I I chine k rugs. Really terrifle buy! Monthly pay­ Small, neat I BR, 1 Bath ments $13.30. home, with carport on love­ KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, ly shaded lots. Good garden lac. spot. F A 3-4074 Country Club Heights I NEAR TOWN FHA - V A HOMES 3, 3, * 4 BEDROOMS 1, 114, ft 2 BATHS DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM . $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sec Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2343 Park Dr. 222-2420 Seminole Realty 3 BR House. 1 Bath, fenced 1901 8. Park 222-3232 yard. Ph. 322-4468. Nitea: 322-9971-3031 or 2241 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. GOLFER'S PARADISE bath, 317 S Park Ave. Ooe o f Loch Arbor’s finest homes in a secluded spot UNFURN. 2 BR, kit. elec, ■unrounded by natural beau­ equip. $30 mo. 2482 Orenie ty and facing directly on Ave. Ph. 322-0630 after • the Golf Course. A boros p. m. designed for gracious living, LA K E M ARY, Furn. Duplex charming throughout and Apt. 863. Adults, no pete. having a dining room, Flor­ Call 322-3830. ida Room, 2 baths, fireplace, central heat end sirSTOREROOM, or office, on conditioning and a perfect­ 1st. St., near 2 Dee park­ ly huge 2-Car garage. Exing lots. Inquire, Manuel celknt long-term financing Jacobson's Dept. Store. with a t little as $1,900 down. Exclusive with Modern C.B. S BR, l i t bath, kitchen equipped. Interior newly painted. Available Mar. Slat. $100 . 0 0 -4023. Please do not caQ Friday IN V E S T M E N T ft R E A L T Y r Saturday. 116 N-PARK AVE. 132-917$ SO U TH W A R D 17,600 - TERMS Payton Realty PA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha V A -FH A Property Management A Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for yew eeleetten these Beautiful 2, $, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 Te make the beet heme hoy, eee the VA-FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty VA M B M SI VA V te . 6 �II Of!it H old Y o u r O w n Sale W ith H E R A L D W a n t-A d s Phone FA2-5612 12. Heal E n ta ta For Salt L A K E M A R Y, New 2 Dr., nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile bath, sct-ln grove. New low price. Owner. 322-0859. 27. Special Services Need a Painter? SWEETIE PIE 322-3090. P A I N T I N G , Inside, Large, Small. Call 323-07(2. Out, Bob 0-ROOM liouie, (tore bldg., 2 SHEAFER’S corner loti, l i t blocki off CLOCK 4 WATCH R E P A IR French. 17,500. 13,000 down, All types clocks 4 watches 161 mo. 709 W. 9th St. repaired. Pick up 4 deliv­ ery. Cloie-la— 2 BR lratne home 11314 Elm 323-2231 with extra large lot—300 (t. frontage on Magnolia Ave. NEED A PIC TU R E ? —could be made into 3 lota Call Bill Vincent at —level ground with lota of The Sanford Herald treea—010,000. I. D. Portrait!, Commercial, P artiei 4 Gathering*, Small or Large. TH E T IM E TESTED FIRM FAST SERVICE ( I I N. Park A ve F A 2-0123 Day 323-2611 . Night 322-0922 S t Johns Realty F IN D E ASTE R EGGS W ELLS GRILLED, PUMPS, SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS All Type* and Slaea In your own back yard with We Repair and Service 5 Oak trees. This ( Bedroom b T I N E Home haa full ceramic tile bath with large built-in lin­ Machinery and Supply Go. F A 2-0(32 en cloaet. Separate dining 207 W. 2nd St. room • .Kitchen • Utility For FAST TA X I SERVICE Room • Patio - Flrred Walla. call llom cr Little at Grey­ 0350 Down FHA. $03 month­ hound But Station. 322-1(21 ly plua taxea A Insurance. or 222-9993. Will conalder vacant lota In trade. Berryhlll Painting Contractor. Commercial • Industrial • Johnny Walker, Broker Residential. Free estimate. 322-6(57 for Appointment We Appreciate Your Busi­ ness. 322-2287. 3& 4 BEDROOM HOUSES IM M E D IA TE OCCUPANCY Air-Conditioning Optional Aj Low aa $350 Down 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e AUTO GLASS INSTALLED C R Y S T A L L A K E P A R K Senkarik Glass and Paint Company LAKE M ARY Wcat on 25th St. and Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 2 Miles 322-27(1 and LAK E W AYM AN HEIG H TS LONGWOOD South on 17-92 — 6 ml. (2 blocka Northwest of Longwood Plaza) 210 Magnolia Ph. F A 24622 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Rccoring 4 repairs discounted. 21114 E. 3rd. 322-3((3 Auto Glass, Tope 4 Seat Cover* AUTO GLASS & COVER CO. LM N Enterprises, SEAT 304 W. 2nd St. F A 20032 ( L I . WORK GUARANTEED Inc. Ph. 638-3911 19. Situations Wanted Ph. Used furnltur*, appUancaa, tools, etc. Bought • Sold Larry’s Mart 215 Sinterd A v «. Ph. F A 24152. 32. Flowers - Shrube 02244(0. SI. Beauty Salons P E R M A N E N T SPECIALI Our Budget Wave Now $0.05 Ace Beauty Salon, M ayfair Hotel Phone 122-6525 H A R R IE T T ’S B E A U TY NOOK Open T a.m. by appt. A lio evenlnia. 9 Senior atyllita. 105 S. Oak. 622-57(2. So CORRAL some o f the Best Buys In Seminole County Fully Equipped 1960 Renault Dauphine 1958 Ford 6 Cylinder Standard Transmission. A N ic* Car A t Only 1959 Studebaker Lark 0-Door, Rtandard Transmission OVER 25 YEARS rine Workmanship In Upilstcrlng. Draperies, Slipivera. Tim e payment! as tla as 85 mo. Drapery ardware Installations. L P DECORATING SHOP Ph. 822-113$ JTOM R E A L T Y 'IN T E R P A R K ’ Lee Rd. and 17-92 fhena 6(1-8921 '56 Flrefllte DeSoto, Hdtp., full power, alr-cond., good cond. $595. See at Splera At­ lantic Service Sta., Sanford Ave., 4 Ooora Rd. '53 Riviera Super Bulck, one owner, cheap. ’(9 114 Ton Chevrolet truck, reasonable. Ph. 322-9736. 1959 OLDSMOBILE Sta. wa­ gon. Super ” 88” , R4H, pow­ er, Below market price. 322-7(59 day*. 322-5296 nights. 1957 Mercury Monterey, fully equipped. $295. 322-5951. ’63 Rambler Classic, (-d«\, white, straight shift, radio, excellent condition. $200 take over payments o f $55 mo. Write, Sanford Herald, Box 70. BU YING A NEW or USED CAR? PRICED TO MOVE 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4-door hardtop; V-8 engine, automatle transmission, p o w e r steering and brake*, radio and hrater, air condition-M Ing. White finish with red and white l n - 1 terior. A rlsan car throughout and go- g Ing at a special price thla weekend Jg 1960 Chevrolet Pickup H A L F TO N , long wheel base, Fleetside bed. Thla truck could nae a little body work and paint but runa good. A good low priced service . . . 650 1956 Chevrolet Pickup H A L F TO N . V-8 engine. Fleetside bed. Priced right at . . . 1959 Dodge Pickup H A L F TO N , wide bed, Weateoast mlrrora and apotllght. A good solid runnlng truck, ready to go at only . . . F M m S0 Holler Motor Sales FINANCE IT WITH Ufl * Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK & TRUCKS C O M PAN Y 2nd. & Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-6231 Ph. 322-0861 1953 Old* ’ '98", full power, good cond. $270. 322-2874. '57 Plymouth $115. 322 9232. 37. Boats • Motor* Gateway To The Waterway H ob son S p o r tin g G ood s Your EVINRUDE Dealer 004-64 E. lit . Ph. F A 2-5961 May We SuggestA new BUICK, PO NTIAC, or R AM B LE R , or ■ Ilk* new pre-owned car from oar Inrc* ■election . . . Over 70 Cars In Stock! TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON A LL N EW & U S ED C A R S If you haven't been by plan a visit soon. You're sure to want to take advantage of our Special 33rd Anniversary Sale! “We're Making The Deals Other Dealers Are Only Talking About!** ■C o* ^ Foic/outt Here Are A Few Of The SPECIALS Offered For Your Selection This Week 1963 Buick LeSabre loor n*dnn. Thin one I* Ilk* u*w w l t h n % # % # % ■ $ vtr and air conditioning. V n , a loL * ly ow ned on* end very special a t . . .d fla M *0 1962 Buick Special luss Station Wagon. Thla l l l t k g w am haa all th* eaulpmrnt Including M l l l C uggagp carrier. Plenty or room fo r M family and belongings. R 8 f l i m S0 Let One O f Our 7 Qualified Salesmen Assist You In Your C a r Selection. Our Super Special! that ia equipped fo r real enjoyment. A Real Cream Puff! 62 DODGE CUSTOM 880 HARDTOP. Flrat Como . . . First Sold t-DOOR Ask About The Totally New “VyiuAianq pealing economy car. Coming April 17t h ! 895 For Those That Want ComfortabI* Transportation Without Spending Much Money L IS T E N ! BY FORD 1958 Oldsmobile 98 4-door hardtop equipped with power steering, power window* and air con­ ditioning. Very special at . . . FAMOUS FORD SERVICE 595 IS NOW AVAILABLE f lO O C | These Are Only A Few Of The Excellent Buys Now In Stock NO DOWN PAYM ENT 1895 1960 Mercury Comet 595 495 495 495 6 FULL DAYS A W EEK! To Better Serve Our Customers REQUIRED 1100 DOWN I I I MONTH Bedroom Home 36. Automobilaa - Trueka USED CARS With delus* all vinyl interior. An ap- 1961 Renault Dauphine 27. Special Services A IN TIN G , lnterlor-Eaterlor, and all typea Home Repalra. A ll Work Guaranteed A. J. ADCOCK General Contractor 3229558 WANTED I Citrus fruit. Lar|e or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Manafield. F A 2-42(( ECONOMY SPECIALS! Tractor mowing 4 C alf FA 2-7621. Plano Tuning and Repair W L. Hannon - FA 8-O S WANTED. Glrl’a 36” or 28” Bike. Reasonable. 522-7833. REAL 26. Radio Jk Television Grading. 35. A rticle* Wanted This Is • r*al dean local owner car 2 5 . P lu m b in g S e r v ic e * [V SERVICE CALLS A F T E R 6 P. M. 322-6627. COM PLETE SET OoU Clubs, 14 Wood*, 1-9 Irons, Put­ ter, Wedge, Cart, Umbrella. Pb. 322-5100 after 5 p m. 61 Pontiac Catalina Safari Special By Popular Demand ur Budget W ave Spec. $6.95 Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop lb Palmetto Ava. 822-0831 PLUM BING Contracting Repair! F R E E ESTIM ATES R. L. H AR V E Y 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 34. Article* For Sal* FR E K E STIM ATE For the biggest selection of ORANGE TREES nearly new and used furnl­ tur*, so* Noll's Furniture Says work, experienced, with N ice big tree* with fru it Como pick them out 4 we Brokerage in Casselberry references. 322-1(11. will plant DAVIS’ NURS­ oa 17-80. ope* 6 daya t to # SLIPCOVERS made to Order. E R Y . 822-8082. 34. Articl** For Bole Reasonable. Ph. $22-5112. BI.OOMINO Roses on Chero­ Used TVs bought 4 sold. $20 Work wanted. Daya. 322-7053. kee atock. A ll other kinds o f Nursery shrubbery end SO. Babysitters trees. Local automobile dealers of B AB YSITTIN G In my home. Gray Shadow* Nursery far their belt buya in Herald 322-2271. B Ml. 8 . on Sanford A ve, claiilfled display ad*. HOUSEWORK. 34. Articles For Sale SINGER Upholstering 4 Mattress ranovating. New 4 Used Furnl 16. Female Help Wanted Welsh Mare, 8 yra. old, gentle lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg HOUSEWIVES and broke to ride, $100. Ph. Co., at 70# Celery Ave. 322-7(77. T tl. work, your home, up to F A 2-2117. $30 weekly comm, part time. 31 A. Petn Permanent. W rite Interna­ Sell Ua Your Furnltur*. tional Magazine Service, P. DACHSHUNDS, M INIATURES Quick Service With the O. Box 6(57, Orlando, Fla. Cash. SUPER. TRADING AKC. Red POST. F A 1-0677. Phone 323-2((0 B E A U TY OPERATOR ( Female Poodles, white, AKC reg. $50 »a. Ph. 322-9277 or 322-9353. 34. Article* For Sale SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 1 - Reconditioned Underwood Itepoucsed. Would like re Adding machine, 10 - key, sponsible party to take up hand, with subtraction, payments of $9 per month $59.85. New electric adding on Slant-O-Matlc Automatic machines, from $139 95 up. Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Pow ell’s Office Supply Co. Guaranteed, Like New sew­ 117 S. Magnolia Ave. ing condition. Call Collect 322-58(2 2(1-9587 evenings o r (22 USED FU R N ITU R E BUYS 0932, Sendee Discount Rcposa. Bedroom suite w. box Upright Plano, excellent con­ springs 4 lnocrsprlng mat dition. $115. You m ove It, tresa ......................... $79.50 $100. 322(175 evenings. Set Salem Maple Bunks, like new ......................... $69.50 1 • Smith Corona Standard Typewriter, $19.50; Royals; 2 Twin size Hollywood beds ............................. Ea. 19.50 R. C. Allens, Underwoods from $19.95 up; Also Elec­ 2 Twin size Hollywood beds ............................. Ea. 29 50 tric Portable $159. l Full size Hollywood bed Pow ell’* Office Supply Co. .................................... 19.50 117 S. Magnolia Ave. 1 Full size Hollywood bed 29.50 522-56(2 1 Full size lnnerspring m at­ REPOSSESSED S I N G E R , tress ............................ 10.00 Select-O-Malic, Like New, 1 Twin size Heavy Duty Coll Does Decorative Sewing. spring ......................... 7.00 Makes Buttonholes, Sews on 1 Apt. sire Hlde-a-bed .. 69 50 Buttons, Monograms, Em­ 1 Apt. size Elec. Steve (9.50 broiders, Etc. All Without ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Attachments, Guaranteed, 119 So. Magnolia Cost Over $300 New, Now H A IR Y INDIGO Only $59.92, or Pay $7.(9 Regular, per 100 lbs .. $33.00 Monthly. Ph. FA 2-8627. 500 lb. lots ............... $31.00 "No wonder our reception Is off! Sweetie PI# put ■ H Carat Diamond Ring, white Hie Ideal cover crop and for blrdhouso In tho antennal" pasture sowing. gold setting, size 514. $175. 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale ONION PLANTS Phone between 5-7 p. m. Crystal Wax 4 White Sian322-9852. HOME CRAFT Carpata clean easier with the ish, per M -- $3.50, 500 .. 2 End tables, l Coffee table, Blue Lustre Electric Sham- Shoe Skates 4 ease. Size 8 $1.50, SM lota .. $2.00, FOB 1 End table or Bookcase $15. Ph. 323 0872. pooer, only $1 per day. Carhere. built for plate glass top. $30 roll’s Furniture. GOOD Straight Used Lumber: A. M. PR E V A TT, 7(9-2115, the lo t T E 8-5776 Winter SEVILLE. FLA. 2x2, 2x1, 2x6, 1x6, 1x8. Park. GUNS. New 4 Used. Large Matched Flooring, Doors 4 2-Recllnlng chair*. 100” Couch. selection. Will trade, also Windows. Henry Schmitz, BEDS FOR R E N T 5-Bar stool*. Combination repair. Tackle sold 4 re­ on Rt. S-427, Next to VFW Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ Record Player—24" TV. 2paired. Used boats and mo­ North o f Longwood. nile. F R E E delivery and Portable T V sets. 2(09 Detors. Osteen Bridge Fish Pick-up, Cottcs Ave. 322 1513. 1-Walnut treadle sewing ma­ Camp 4 Gun Shop. F U R N ITU R E CENTER chine, good condition. Call SANFORD CARPETS, 1100 French Ave. 322-3930. R E AD Y M IX CONCRETE LINOLEUM 4 T IL E CO. Ph. F A 8-781$ Patloa, Floor, Free Estimates Quality Installations W ANTED reliable couple to Sills, lintels, steps, blocka, 127 W. l i t St., Sanford sand, cement, rock, pipe, ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE Free Estimates take up monthly payments 322-32(1 steel, grease traps, dry (Rental Machine) of 011.30 ou S complete MAR. SPEC. Men’s Western wells. Stepping stones. Reduced 25% rooms of furniture. Call shirts, $2.99. Surplus City, Call Singer Representative T E 0-1511, Casselberry, col­ M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. M l W. lit St. WX 6800 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 le c t 31. Poultry • Livestock W ANTED Junior or Senior Ph. 311-9658 By Nadine Seltzer RgnfnrS IfrralB March 26, 1964—Pago 11 Seminole Co.Motors STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc. 1101 W. First St. Ph. 322-0614 Sanford Ph. 322-1481 308 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD Winter Park Ph. Ml 4-8916 B U I C K p ^ | R A M B L E R i 301 W. 1st. Ht. Ph. 122*0231 M j» .— �4 I •f* f u fa i fm S h g t (D&aJi flbJby • DEAR l ABBTi t MB to A m 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 en d at mine wanted hie picture, but ebe wae too bajhful to aek him (o r 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 rea lly wasn't for a girl Mrleod, it was (or me, and maybe he could dig one up. li e said he didn’ t have any m ore 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* (h er 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 TE R R IB LE D E AR FEELS: Not This hoy has your number. For­ get hist • • • D E AR AB B Y: I am not mentioning any names and, TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. K. 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 n a ls" between them. When they are at a party and HE wants to go home, he either mops his brow with a hand* kerchle( o r crosses his legs, and then SHE suggests that it is late and they should be beading for borne. "O N TO T H E M " D EAR "O N ” : I think they’re wonderful. 1 didn’t know teamwork like that still existed. • I f — W a r t * M , 1964 • • D E A R AB B Y: M y 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. I :M f t ) Xewacep* ( I ) N i w a Weather, Sports She lost 60 pounds and toe's IS) N ew .lln * l : t s ( I ) Sports still dieting. I have begged ( : ! • (1 ) Huntley - Brinkley her to stop before abe kills ( f ) N ew i— W a lter CoBherself, but abe doesn't lis­ klto 7:00 (7 ) n iflem aa ten to me. Abby, please, as ( I ) Hunttnx * F littin g one mother to another, help ( I ) V lrxln la B oy. 7fl0 ( t ) Temple Houeton me save my daughter. ( I ) P »»*w o rd TE AR S IN M Y EYES ( t ) Fllntetonea *:t0 ( I ) Rawhide D E A R TE AR S: Unless m y ( t ) Donna Rood subtraction is wrong, your 1:1* (3 ) Dr. Klldara daughter still weighs 195 ( I ) My Three Sons l it # IS) P erry Maeon pounds I She has to lose an­ (S) Knslxn O'Toole other 60 before she’s in the 1:1* (J ) Ila ie l (C olor) ( * ) Jimmy Dean Show proper weight range for her height. Trust the doctor, 10:00 (1 ) K ra ft Huepento Theater and don't demoralize your (S) Nuriee f t ) Kdl# Adama Show daughter. Calories are tough 10:10 ( t ) Story of enough to battle without the “ An Artreae“ additional burden of an hy­ ltflO (1 ) ( I ) News, Weather, Sporte sterical mother. ( I ) Newe — Murphy * • • Martin Get It o ff your chest. For 11:10 ( I ) News, Sport*. W ea­ ther a persona], unpublished re­ 11:ZS (S) Theater o f the Stars 11:10 (1 ) Johnny Careoa ply, write to ABBY, Box (C olor) 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • Legal Notice • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new booklet, "H O W TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A L L OCCAS­ IO N S". IN tu b r iitc r iT r n iH T . N IN T H J t 'D ir iA l, r i R I ’ IIIT n r r iA B in A in a n d f o r aF M IN n l.R COI N TT. I'M A N l'K H T NO. I»| | . J. B OI.RASON, J R . ae Admlnletrator o f Veteran* A t. fair*, an O fficer o f the United State* o f America, Plaintiff, ▼a- (jacoby I rv H X f j ’i m On(B/udqa I h s subject of scientific bidding recalls to me one WORTH 86 4 m y favorite hands. The AAQJSt gam s was rubber bridge. I ¥02 mss sitting North and playing ♦ AQJ987 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 *KQ 10763*A984t jumped to four hearts. Mrs. SOUTH (D ). Jacoby bid (our spades and to K 108713 West went to five hearts. ¥7 ♦ K 1059 I t waa up to m e to act, and to J S 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 fo r 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 We Jhs Woman This harried husband writes Of a problem that Is all too common In the early years of m arried life. "F o r the five years we have been marrlod, m y wife and I have been going around with a crowd that has a lot o f more money to spend that w e do. Legal Notice r ic r m o r s jvajnr NOTICE IB hereby given th »t t am engaged In huetnfee at H igh w ay 1T-SZ. flemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, under tha flrtltliun ■am i of. I, A H i: MONIIOK INN. end that I Inland to regteter •aid nama with tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, In accordanca w ith tha provision* or tha Fictitious Nama Btatutaa, to W it t Bar Mon 10.01 Florida Statutes 1**7. Hlet Henry D. Tyla F ubll.h Star. SS * .Apr. t, I i«. lif t . c n a .M K O TIt'H o r A F F I.lt'A T I tO.V FOIt T A X lir.K II ( « M . tat.lS Florida Statatre a t Iatut NOTICE IB J IK H K tir O IVT S . That Mrs. Pallaa I«>np tha holdar o f tha follow in g rartlfloat a haa Iliad aald crrtltlrata fo r tax dead to tia laaued tliereon. The certificate num­ ber and year o f leouanca, tha deacrtptton o f tha property, And tha nama In which It waa •aaeased are aa followa: C ertificate No, IS T ear o f Xaauence H i t lleai rlpM— a* F ro p ertrl L o t S (lioea Part Deac. In l> It m l P axe MS) F. It. Itamla Addition to Sanford P lat llook I Paxa IS1 Nama In which aaaeeaad W il­ liam II. Dutlar. A ll o f 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 w ill ha aold to tha hlxhaat bidder at tha front door o f tha Hemlnola County Court Mouee at Sanford. F lo r ­ ida, on tha flret Monday In tha month of April. Ittt, which la tha Sth day o f April, asst. Dated thle 17th day o f F eb ­ ruary, l t d . (O ffic ia l Clark's Seal) Arthur H. Uaekwtth, Jr. Clark Circuit Court, Samlnata County, Florida lly i (I. T. Itay, Jr. D.C. Futillah Star. I, I I, It. IS, l i d SIDS-Id o v ni v« lf c» u r rv v ( CT ^ R ID E -IN By Oswald Jacoby go to seven spades later? West was too smart for that. He would say to himself, "W hy 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. bvRuthMiiiett "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 o f 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. THEATR TCI M T U — TUB « I I I II (a r liw d P u t N ile T I I H SfAKF.II JI>*(H .K ” “ HV M F IS IIA " Hoik Ik f'ulor JAMKB ROnKRT M KUHVKT IIK R . Jit and BtTHANNK U. M E im V K T IlE ll, hi* wif e, Defendant*. NOTICE OF S I'IT IN ts o iiT U A iit: c o itc .( i, o * i n n TO I JAMES R O R E R T M E R I­ W E T H E R , Jit. end SI'SAN NE I. M E R IW E T H E R , hie wife, w h »e* reehlence la Nashville, Tenne.fee, and whoee teat known addreaa la IS ] V alleywood Drive. TOU A ltK H E R E B Y NO TIF IE D that a Complaint to forerlnee a certain mnrtaaae encumherlnx the fullowlnx dttcrlbed real property, to -w ll: I.ot », lllork V. SITNI.ANI) ESTATES. A M E N D E D l ’ l.AT. ercordlnx to plat thereof a* recorded In l'lat Rook 11. Paxee 1 and S, Public Records o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, has been filed axalnat you In the above atyled suit, the ehort title o f which I* J. K. (Ileeeon, Jr., aa Admlnlatrator of Vetcrane A ffair*, an O fficer o f the United Slate* of America, vereua JAMES R O R ER T M K IIIW K T H E Il. Jlt. and SI'SAS'NK U M E R IW E T H E R , hi* wife. Defendant* and you are re ­ quired to aerv* a copy o f your Anawer or other pleadlna to the Complaint on P lain tiff'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 o ffic e o f the c le rk of the circu it Court on or before the llt h day o f April. A. D. ]» « * . I f you fall to do *o. a decree pro rnnfeaeo will be taken against 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, F lo r­ ida. Dated this loth day o f March. A. D. 1*««. (HEAL.) Arthur H. Heckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court tty: Slartha T. Vlhlen D. C. Stark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson At t o r ne y* for P la in tiff P. O. Drawer 7. Sanford, Florida Puhlleh Starch 11, I*. Z«, * April 1. l t d . CDS-JS 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.” 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 (3 ) *:IS ( * ) * :lo ( t ) (4 ) U :M (Z ) («) (* ) 1I:!S (3 ) 10:X0 (J ) (() (») 11:0* (3 ) («) (*> 11:30 (3 ) (II (») Sale* • 81m Oa Sunehtn* Almanae drove. Farm Report Florida Htatory Sunrtea Semeeter Today Operation Alphabet Today M ickle Evan* Local Nawa. W *atkar Captain K ia g a r o * Cartoon* Kxorcle* F or W o ­ men American Illatory Dlvorca Court Cartoons d a l* Storm Romper Room Say When New*— Mike W a l­ lace Hpanleh N e w .— Edwin N ew ­ man W ord fo r W ord 1 Love Lucy December nrld* Concentration Ileal McCoy* Price !■ itim t M l-.ln a Link P et* A dladys Seven K ey* Legal Notice NOTICK OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOIt T A X IIKUD (Sep. 101.is Florida atafate* o f latni NOTICE IB IIE R E R T d lV KN, That Mr*. Dallas M o p the holder o f the follow in g c e rti­ 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, and the name In which It waa aaaea.ed are ae followa: Certificate No. ITS Tear of Isaitanc* ISSt llrarrlptlna e f P repertyi W s of tell 3 Holden Ileal E *. tate Company's Addition Plat llook 1 P ag* I* Name In which as.eeeed Theodore A Slarle Martin. A ll o f eald property being In the County « f Kemlnol*. State of Florida. Unices such certi­ ficate shall he redeemed ac­ cording to law th* property described In auch certificate III he gold to th* hltheet bidder at th* front door nf the Kemlnol* County Court llotiee at Hanford, Florida, on the flret Monday In th* nv nth of April, 11(1. which ta th* <th lay nf April. !»M . Dated this 17th day o f Feb­ ruary. 1*S«. (O fficia l Clerk's Beal) Arthur H. Ileckwlth, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Hcmlnol* County, Florida lly : U. T. Itay, Jr.. DC. ruhllalt Mar. t, 13, 1*. 30, 1*44 CD K-ll 13:*0 (1 ) Your F lret Impreasloa (C olor) ( « ) L e v * or L lf# ( * ) Ernl* Ford 13:11 ( I ) N ew *— H arry Reatoner lt:S t (3 ) Truth or Cone*quencet ( • ) Search F or Tom or­ row ( I ) Father K now s Beat 13:44 ( I ; Guiding Light 13:31 (3 ) Newe— R ay Scherer 1:*0 (2t Newe, W eather ( ( ) Bachelor Father ( * ) deneral Hospital 1:3* (3 ) People Are Funny ( I ) Aa Th* W orld Turn* ( » ) News— Dave F en ­ nell 1:4* ( * ) Certoone 3:0* (3) Let'* Make A Deal ( ( ) Password ( * ) Ann Botham 1:31 (3> Nawa— Floyd K a lbar 3:1* (3 ) Doctor* ( I ) House I*irty ( * ) Day In Court 3:33 f t ) Newe— Lisa Howard 3:0* (3) L ir o tta Tounx (< ) T o T e ll T h * Truth ( * ) Queen For A Day 3:23 (3) N ew *— Edward* 3:30 (2) Tou Don’ t Say (C olor) ( « ) Edge of N ight ( * ) Who Do Tou Truat? 3:0* (2) Match (1am* (3) Secret Storm ((> Trallm aeter 4:23 (3 ) N ew *— Hinder Vanoeur 4:34 (21 Burns and Allan (4) Uncle W alt 1:0* (3) Heat o f Qroueho (4 ) Cartoon* 1:30 12) Newscop* (4 ) Leave It T o Beaver (5) Rlverboat Sure enough, the'* murdered, chief beneficiary in the will. return to a normal life com­ 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Nun- plicated by an absolute m>e*. " N o S core." (Rerun) An cessity for narcotics. 9 10 p.m. CBS. P erry Ma *on. "T h e Ca*e of the Woeful W idower." By the time thia one i i half over, the luapecta ahould narrow down to Just two or you’re no armchair dc tcctive. A housekeeper tips Pcrr-f 51 a t o n (Raymond Run ) that her employer plan* to murder hi* invalid wife. L E G A L N O TIC K A U C T IO N S A L E Commercial Credit Corpor­ ation. Ry Virtue O f A De­ fault In lla Conditional Contrart. Sella On Starch St, 1961 A t 9:00 A.M., A t 201 South Elm Aye. City O f Hanford, State Florida 1962 It.V.MHLKR W AG O N Serial No. C823888 R E : Aurora Home* Inc. Arct. No. 106-8832 MATHER of Sanford Sanford’B Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. BLACK & WHITE 322-0983 EZRA BROOKS -Real Slppln’ Whiskey’’ STR. K Y. BOURBON REG. 6.15— 47.88 CASE IMPORTED SCOTCH 399 7.15—43.95 C ASK 519 CH ARM E' 7 STAR IM P. FRENCH 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 B R AN D Y REG. 3.95 *3 .9 9 ABC LIQUOR FOR LESS Seminole TV F A 2-4920 Zenith Color TV flair* 2600 Hanford Avo. M E X IC A N COFFEE LIQ U E U R COMING SOON SELLS & GRAY K Y . STR. BOURBON TOWN CLUB BLEND H ALLER H A L L L H S T R A IG H T BOURBON H DELUXE KEG. 4.66 G L C K E N lifc ilM K U KEG. to Q Q F U L L 5.50 QT. vot CAP 3.99 299 A T G IN — VO D KA IM P. SCOTCH REG. t o Q f t 5.50 REG. 6.35 — B O TTLE D IN SC O TLAN D FULL QT. CH A R R E D O AK 8 Y K . BTU. to Q Q IIRH. FU LL QT. RONRICO RUM REG. M | R F U L L 5.95 M i QT. USHERS G R EE N STR IPE IM P. 8COTCH REG. K 0 Q 8.95 W * FULL QT. ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE BOURBON DELUXE SPONSORED BY GINDERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. CRAWFORD ’449 8tr. K y . Bris. 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"M U S C L E REACH PARTY" (I C H A R C O A L F IL T E R E D KAH LU A Frankie Avalon Annette in 11 (I A T MELODEE SKATING R IN K Servlc# SU N. excellent episode. Susan Oliv­ but the police suipect the vic­ er a* a drug addict nurse Is tim '! stepsister, since she's perfect in her frustration to These cute little "A lle y Cats’’ will be seen again at the re-showing o f the skating show, "Showboat” to be presented, Monday, March 30th at Melodee Skating Rink by the Melodee Dance And Figure Club. Tickets 50c. Showtime 7:30 P . 51. Phone 322-9353. GLENMORE P a r tin g 8-9 p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In cident o f the O d y n e y ." More a characterization effort than an exciting plot, the minimal action here l i more than offic t by Mickey Rooney's por­ trayal o f a Greek immigrant with an almost childlike inno­ cence and belief in the good neis of man. T V Time Previews OPEN FR ID AY NIGHTS STR. K Y . BOURBON A to ljd ^ m diiqhiiqhiA FRIDAY P. M. TV RENTAL • P N IIIA T A MAH lilt AT BIAS A lurluMd T IIIP I.H P K A T P IIH o f KlllNMMlara” ‘•PalM Mprlaxa M erk eag" **l«ldx*l Mara la Name" STARTS tilts ( I ) Movie SA U TE R N E CHIANTI 319 (I �/* •' < Z T Iu > f e r a l d > Zip Code 32771 > W E A T H E R : Few local showers today and partly cloudy through Saturday; hiph today 75; low tonight near 60. V O L . 56 leading up to the choosing of a mayor of North Orlando by the council m em ­ Van Eepoel both want the Job. Councilwoman - elect Mona Grinstead today issued this statement: "Iren e 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 w ill vote for the one I feel the m ajority would choose." • • • E ASTE R D IS P L A Y at the home o f 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. Members of the Dance and Figure Club of Mclodcc Skat­ ing Rink will hold a re-run of the Heart Fund show at 7 p.m. Monday. The theme is “ Showboat." If you’ re lookinu for something different to do, come and watch the boys and girls doing their difficult rou­ tines. • • • The big trouble with Rus­ sian roulette ia that not enough Russians are playing it • • • Opening of a New York branch office to administer sales o f its Florida properties has been announced by the Mackie Bros, division of the Deltona Corporation, our neighbors across Lake Mon­ roe. The office is in the new Expressway Building, Queen's Boulevard, Elmhurst, L. 1. • • • 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 o f 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 o f the world combined, they would be rich and well-fed and the other 940 would be hungrymost o f tho time. The Am er­ ican fam llie* would be spend­ ing at least $830 annually for m ilitary defense. • • • Have you noticed how the Sanford Plaza is going up? Looks like it may be ready for the grand opening long before 41m August target dale- N O . 156 Reds Escort BRIEFS In Style To Checkpoint Peace Force NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I) The United Nations military force began its peace keeping IIE LM S TE D T, 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. A ir Force fliers, W est Ger­ Ry United Preax International "Thero wax darkness over TALLAH ASSEE Met Teams To Play Sunday New York Met farm sys­ tem officials said today that an Inter-camp contest will be played at 1:30 Sunday after­ noon at Sanford’ s Memorial Stadium. This affair, said Joe McDonald, ramp supervisor, will he tho first during the current training season. Wid Matthews, an adminis­ trative assistant to General Manager Gcorgo Weiss of the New York organization, said that the gates would Inthrown open to the public and there would be no admission charges. "W e ’re encouraging our ball players to go to church — the one of their choice—Sunday to observe E asier," said Matthews. "T h e y 'll report to the stadium at 12:30 and Ihe game will begin an hour la­ ter." Weather permitting the Mots planned a long hitting drill today under the direction of Ernie White, manager of the Williamsport Club of the East­ ern in-ague. Matthews an­ nounced that White has been placed in charge of field ope­ rations here for the remaind­ er of the training period. White will manage one oflhe teams in Sunday's exhibition ami Clyde McCullough, man ager of the Auburn club of the New York - Pennsylvania In-ague, will pilot the other. 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 o f 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 o f ScmInole Co nty Chapter, Amerlean Red Crosi, The meeting will be leld in the Caucus Room o f Firat Federal Savtags am Loan Association Building. (U P I ) Care For Ruby St. Mnrk 15:33 Leaders Split Over Route Of Capitol March gathered in churches today to commemorate the suffering of Christ upon tho cross. Singly and in families, in whitewashed hilltop churches CDR. L. J. R E IN H A R T Squadron One at a change of command ceremony to be held on Tuesday, after a very successful year a i "Head T ig e r." Cdr. Reinhart turns over the helm to Cdr. Jesse W. Taft. Cdr. Reinhart and family will he stationed at YlUc France where he will serve on Sixth Fleet Staff. A little sad at leaving friends in Heavy Attack Wing One, Cdr. Reinhart leaves with the sat­ isfaction of knowing that he did a Job well. The officers and men of Heavy One wish him smooth sailing and a hearty welcome aboard for their new "H ead T iger." Easter Egg Hunt 2 P.M. Sunday The annual Easter Egg Hunt of the Sanford-Seminole Jaycecs will he held this Sun­ day at 2 p m . at the City Park on First Street next to the USO Iluilding. "P e te r Cottontail," assist­ ed by local Jaycces, has hid­ den a large number of eggs fo- the youngsters to find. The children will search for the eggs in areas marked off according to their age groups, 03. 3-3, 6-7, 8-10 years of age. Prizes will be given in each age group. The young­ sters have been asked to bring their own basket. — the stone and concrete o f big Russia Playing Lone Hand GENEVA (U IM ) — Tin- So­ viet Union today appeared to be exploiting the United N a­ 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 o f 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. 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 o ffe n d em­ ployes time o ff to attend church service*. The commemoration o f the last Supper was marked by Christiana Thursday night. Jews begin their unnuul celdilution o f the Passover at sundown today, o f f e r i n g praise to God for the delivernnce o f 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 fo r more than 3,000 years. Registration On A t 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 o f Police Chief Claude Luyo on Satilamlo Springs Drive or at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Persons in need o f transixirtution may call Charles E. Stewart, 8:18-5761; Chief Luyo, 838-1297 or 838-1084. Harriet Boy, Old Pal Reunited Many, many persons came fessional baseball division of forward with assistance in one a major sporting goods house, form or another a few months arrived in Sanford Thursday to contact the New York ago when it became gener­ Mots farm system here amt, ally known that 12-year-old also, to visit with the Har­ Kenny Harriett, son of Fire rietts. 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. (B oots) 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 fam ily were guests of the Crowleys at their home. Crowley, manager uf Uic pro-) 3 Die On Bus and In rnthodrals curved from 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 o f 10,000 marchers to a maximum of 3,500. man police said. PA LLA S (U r i) — Jack Ruby’s new lawyer, Dr. Hu­ bert Winston Smith, said he would look around today for a top psychiatrist to treat Ruby for death-cell gloom. Christians across the nation An apparent split In the lead­ cities, they came to relive the ership of a civil rights march agony o f the Crucifixion. on the Capital developed to­ M o s t churches scheduled Change Of Command For VAH-1 Tuesday Sign on the rear end of a city refuse collection truck: "Satisfaction guaranteed or double your trash b a ck !" • • • S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A W W A ... the whole land." Clerk Art Beckwith today reminded political candidates it is against the lsw to place any advertising within the rights-of-way o f 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. T A F T the written consent and a per­ m it from the State Road De­ partment. The penalty on con­ viction o f 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 officials disclaim responsibili­ will he relieved as Command­ ty for that sign. ing Officer o f Heavy Attack • • • Sunday Is Easter . . . at­ tend the church of your choice! • • • From the Ebenezer Method­ ist Church bulletin: Two cow­ boys, passing a heard of buf­ falo, commented on the man­ gy condition of the herd. When they had passed out of earshot, one buffalo turned to another and said: “ 1 think I'v e Just heard a discouraging word." • • • F i l l . , M A R C H 27, 1964 Faithful Over Nation Mark Good Friday bers on April 6. Art Ferrln and Irene 1P u b lis h e d 1908 Russia Releases Two U. S. Fliers It's interesting to be on the sidelines and watch the man­ euvering U n ite d P r e s s l e a s e d W ir e MRS. M A R Y W ASHBU RN, "Mom” to person­ nel at the Sanford Naval A ir Station, checks over a unique "tre e " she arranged for the Easter weekend at tho Chamber o f Commerce’s USO Lounge. The tree is decorated with halves o f egg shells, in which Mrs. Washburn has glued pieces o f 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 "Th e 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 (U P I) 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 M i­ 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 "reb els" by force. Sulmrdlnatc officers begged for permission to storm the hall, hut Sinai refused. "Y ou 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 o f an accident. He was arrested at 27th and Sanford Avenue. He was released to the Shore Patrol. DENVER (U P I) — A Con­ tinental Trailways bus load­ ed with 40 passengers crash­ ed broadside into a Colorado state highway truck-snowplow west of here Thursday night, killing three and injuring 33. Mac Treated WASHINGTON (U P I ) Doctors today counted on an­ tibiotics to d e a r up a lung inflamation that has compli­ cated Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s valiant fight to recover from two major operations. FEC Blockade M IAM I (U P I) — The Miami City Commission has agreed to blockade Florida East Coast Railway crossings to trains unless the carrier makes repairs demanded by the city. Tanker In Tow NORFOLK, Va. (U P I) The stern half o f the explos­ ion-split tanker San Jacinto headed toward port under tow today with her captain and 34 crewmen sticking with the "m ass of twisted steel.." Lands In Azores SANTA M ARIA, Azores (U P I) — Mrs. Jcrrie Mock lsndcd here today on a 13hour flight across the Atlantic from Uermuda in her attempt to circle the earth alone in a small Cessna 180 plane. Forgotten Youth TIJUNGA, Calif. (U P I) Leonard Ross, now 18, who won a total o f $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 right with m e." Rocky Stung A LB A N Y, N. Y . (U P I) Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, stung by the crushing defeat of his "m ust" legislation by a defiant Republican-domi­ nated state legislature, today called for a special session to act on his program to reform state liquor laws. Sign On Door The Chamber of Commerce had a sign on Its front door this morning offering sound advice to visitors. It read: "H ave gone to church. Hope you do the sam e." The two fliers, whose RB66 Jet reconnaissance bomber was shot down March straying Into skies, awecplng 10 East after German homewnrd through this East-West Ger­ man boder checkpoint nfter 17 days in Russian hands. The Soviets released the pnir this Good Friday— and a third crewman set free last Saturday — after Washington warned the Kremlin continued captivity would “ jeopnrdlzo" improvement o f U. S.-Soviol relations. Capts. David I. Holnnd, 35, o f Hollnnd, Minn., and Melvin J. Kessler, 30, o f Philadel­ phia, wore griih expressions when their U. S. Arm y sedan sped into West Germany. A West German police car— its siren screaming— led the fliers' automobile toward Han­ nover, where a U. S. A ir Force 1JC4 four - engine transport awaited them. The Russians snw their cap­ tives away in style, A Soviet Red A rm y officer with a detail o f troops smartly saluted the Americans' sedan when it came roaring out of East Germany and into West Germany. Only very rarely in recent years have Soviet troopa ap­ peared at the Communist Marienborn chcchj>olnt opposite Hohnstedt. The U. S. A rm y sedan en­ tered Western territory at 2:57 p. m. (8:57 a. m. E S T ) from the comparatively vacant East German autobahn and zipped into massive holiduy traffic on tho Western side. The two fliers, despite their grim —almost frowning — ex­ pressions, did not appear to bs injured. Job Service Is Penniless Is the United State govern­ ment broke? An honorably discharged member of the Armed Forces, unable to find gainful employ­ ment, applied for unemploy­ ment compensation at the Winter Park office of Ilia Florida Slat* Employment Service. He received a reply that federal funds for unemploy­ ment compensation are ex­ hausted! He was adviser!, however, to continue reporting each week and eventually ha would be paid. The Winter Park supervisor said the same situation occur­ red at about this time in 106] and again in 1963. CARIUE LOUNGE IS NOW O PEN T IL 2:00 a.m. MON. Thru S A T. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . . . ( f Cs q or make the Caribe - ^ your late stop of 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 R E U N IO N W AS held Thursday between 12year-old Kenny H arriett and J. M. (Boots) Crowley, o f Cincinnati. Crowley was host to Kenny’s family when the boy underwent a deli­ cate operation some mouths ago. (Herald Photo) W INTER P A R K (U P I) — 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. 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P. 0. BOX 1030 TELEPHONE 322 •4396 �Tension Rises As Cuba Mobilizes C lO 6^ Tomorrow is tha deadline fo r buying ticket* ot the Sem­ inole High all eporta banquet which ia slated for next Tues­ day night at the S1IS cafe­ teria. Tickets are available at the school. • • • M IAM I (U P I) — Tension gripped Cuba today and P re­ m ier Fidel Castro’i military guard was up to ward o ff a possible new attempt to over­ throw his Communist regime. An announcement was ex­ pected any time that Cuban exile leader ttanuel Ray, reported to be conaidered by Castro as possibly his most Final Week Of Runoff Campaign Under Way The May "Garden of the Month" award has been given the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ives HI, o f 141 North Elliott Avenue, Mayfair. De­ lay in the word o f the award M IAM I (U P I) — Haydon and placing of the sign was Rums and Robert King High caused again by the loss of struck out for Central and th a iig n . In April the award North Florida today to itart was presented to the home of the final aeven days o f their Dr. and Mrs. John Morgan, of runoff campaign for govern­ 124 North Summerlin Avenue, or, and from now on they'll but late in -he month the sign be making their pitches from was stolen again and not dis­ separate podiums. covered until late last week Iturni was to leave Miami at the bottom o f a distant late In the morning— after a swimming pool. television taping session— for • • • Jacksonville, where he will G. T. Willey, vice president spend the rest of the day. T o ­ and general manager o f Ur- night or curly Wednesday, he lando-Marlin, will be the com­ Is due to head for Panama mencement speaker at Stet­ City and Pensacola for a lust son University on June 1. try at rounding up Panhandle • I • support. Dr. niley S. Smith Jr., pro­ High also was to fly to fessor of geology at Ilolllns College, talked on the "m ys­ terious and technological as­ pects" of the ocean before the seventh-eighth grades ot Sanford Junior High School last week. • • • James William Neville, of Sanford, received the Gordon Watson Award for Juniors and seniors aelectcd on Uic basis of character, leadership, scholarship and courtesy, at the annual Parents Day pro­ gram st West Georgia Col­ lege, Carrolton, Ga. He also was named In the “ Who’s W h o Among Students in American Universities and Colleges," • • • Capt. Harry Fodcn reminds ell of us that May 13-24 la Salvation Army Week. The Salvation Army Is one of nine agencies in the Seminole County United Fund . . . one of nine agencies which helps children, families, young peo­ ple, the sick and the elderly. • • • Dr. Kenneth Wing, talking on "Tuberculosis," spoke be­ fore the Hopper School PTA at the monthly meeting. Mrs, Lorraine Graham, program administrator, o f Seminole County TB and RU Associa­ tion, also spoke briefly. A film, “ Anatomy of ■ Di­ sease," was shown. • • • Retired Col. G. A. Stephens, of Scbrlng, speaking in behalf of Salvation Army Week, will address the Sanford Kiwanis Club al noon Wednesday at the Civic Center. • • • It should have read: Sem­ inole County Board of Public Instruction will give D RIVER education training for oul-ofrchool youth under 20 years t h i s summer. Applications will he accepted through Fri­ day at the School Board o f­ fice on Commercial Street. • • • Sanford Junior High School will present 11s final concert o f the year at 7:30 pin. Thursday at the school audi­ torium. Featured as soloist will be Nell Richard, solo cometist with the band, and also to be featured will be a trumpet trio made up o f R i­ chard, Kenneth Martin and Riley Jeffcoat, plua a flute trio of Cindy Slayton, Sally Deal and Janice Corbin. • • • dangerous enemy, had arriv­ ed in his homeland to take charge o f anti-Castro opera­ tions by hia Cuban Revolu­ tionary Junta (J U R E ). Ray has promised to return to Cuba by Wednesday, the 62nd anniversary of the island’s Independence f r o m Spain. Castro was apparently anx- Senate Probe Of ’Homesite' Sales Urged W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) — A Semite subcommittee in­ vestigating mail order aalea of "retirem ent homeaitea" was asked today to take ac­ tion to rurb "unscrupulous" sale* in Florida . A Floridu real estate brok­ er, Warren L. Greenwood of Dayluna Reach, appeared be­ fore the committee to urge that "a t least some form of federal re| B *U o» to brought to bear upas the unscrupulous operators M W M ju r is t fad­ er"! Immunity," _ 1. • Greenwood'S t e it h M IV was in contrast to that u rw w H d t state officials who askad that the state’* own laws agatnit unscrupulous promoter* be given a fa ir trial before fed­ eral legislation la sought. Urging reliance on atate laws were John W. MrWhirter Jr., Tampn, and Marshall M. Criser, West Palm Reach, both members o f the Florida installment land antes board. Out Morton Paulson, busi­ ness editor o f a Daytona Reach newspaper (Newa-Journal), said Florida land pro­ moters wero getting around the state laws by advertising "Investment acreage" rather than homeaitea. Among dcvclopwrs ha nam­ ed aa selling swampland at inflated prices was the First America Development Cor|wrntlon, Hollywood, whose prin­ cipal officers include former Florida Gov. Fuller Warren, former assistant a t t o r n e y general Frank Cannova and former state supreme court Chief Justice T. Frank Hob­ son. Paulson said a "large per­ centage" of First Auertca’a University Highlands near Daytona Beach la "swamp­ land" and termed unlit lor residential development by a county health official. An­ other, Paulson said, was West Daytona Acres, "practically all swamp." Syria Foils Coup Attempt Jarkonville today, but with a ■top at Lakeland on the way. He hoped to be back home by tonight, however. Tha two candidates spent much of the weekend In Dade County, which should cast close to one-fifth the total vote in the primary next Tuesday, Burns plans another trip into High's territory next weekend to wrap up hla cam­ paign. Today, the Miami Herald declined to recommend cither o f the candidate* to ita read­ ers. The paper said editorially that it was not Impressed "that either Rola-rt King High or Haydon Burns la a towering candidate for go v­ ernor." Tha hottest exchanges of the runoff campaign have come in four point appear­ ances o f the candidates. Rut Burns put an end to these Monday by announcing there will be absolutely no more public appearance anywhere" with he and the Miami mayor together . "L e t him conduct hla own filth and mud-alinglng cam­ paign in hla own studio but not in my presence,” said Iturni. A t a news conference, the Jacksonville mayor accus­ ed High o f "fla t refusal to follow tha program sat by tha moderator" In paat debates. "H * solely engages In un­ proven personal attacks," said far- oon, And let fly at Borne In retal­ iation. He accused Burns of "running out,” and said, "hla campaign war chest I* o f such large proportions that appar­ ently he feels ha ran buy this election." " I am genuinely shocked at this maneuver on the part o f Mr. Burns . . . public con­ frontation and debate by can­ didates fo r high public office ia the American tradition," High said, "The truth of the matter la that Mr. Burns Is afraid to debate because each face-toface debate bus revealed hia attempt* to mislead the poo. pin o f Floridu. Burns had a different view: “ I think if there is to be a mcosuru taken o f gain or luaa, I have picked up support three to una over Mr. High in the joint Bppearunrc*. Peo­ ple do not hold with his trite approach," aald Burns. High, Burns added, "does not have a rhanc* o f election, and the public would look at m i a* a simpleton if I per­ mitted him to deface the high office of guvrnur"— in further delta tea. High laid Bunra, because of "special Interest*" hacking him could, not afford debate on High's proposal of a mini­ mum. wage fur atate workers, and that the Jacksonville mayur favors an extenilon of lha state aalea tax "which he dlagulaea a* a use tax." Hostages Missing iously waiting for some sign of Ray, and possibly another I VOL. 56 United Press Leased W:re Established 1908 SANFOKD, FLO RID A NO. 193 Mcnoyo, who was at the helm of an anli-Caitro plot called "plan Omega." The Communist controlled island was oo a maximum alert with troop and tank movements reported by newly arrived refugees and also gov­ ernment radio network mess­ ages muni lot d here by UPI. Dispatches from Havana also revealed a state of mili­ tary mobilization. Cuban Industry Minister Ernesto (Che) Guevara also disclosed the Castro regime is ready militarily. He said "som ething" was expected from the exiles, but gave as­ surances over Havana Radio that "w e know haw to handle it." Guevara's admlssicn was accompanied by a new warn­ ing from the Soviet Ambas­ sador in Havana, Alexander Alexiev, that “ Ihe imperialists are mistaken If they believe they are going to act with im ­ punity against Cuba." Alexiev, in a statement broadcast over Havana Radio, reiterated Moscow's pledge to "stand b y" Castro. Lemon Bluff To Get W ater Plant M OSLO, Norway (U P I ) — A bomb plot at the building where Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev w ill stay dur­ ing hla forthcoming visit to Norway waa discovered early today, Oslo police reported. G N P Rises TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The secretary of stale has cited voting irregularities in seven counties- and has called for corrective legislation. The voting infractions in Itay, Clay, Madison, Nassau, Santa Rosa, Walton, Washing­ ton and Monroe counties were outlined Monday in a IS page report from Secretary Tom Adams. Adams followed the voting with recommendations f o r seven changes In the state's election laws that included Ihe mandatory use o f voting m a­ chine* In all countle*. The secretary said his dep­ uties found nothing to Indi­ cate malicious or criminal inlent on Hie part of eleclion worker* to rig the outcome of the voting. But tie added: "Our deputies did oitserve a disturbing number of Irreg­ ularities In election proce­ dures whieh were in direct conflict with provision* of the election code." The report said in Nassau County, one candidate helped lliu county canvassing board tabulate the vole and absen­ tee ballots were accepted after the deadline. In Walton County, election deputies said an unidentified man wearing overalls and carrying a pistol was seen near one of the polling places. The man waa not wearing a badge or other identification and although he did m * hin­ der any voter outwardly, the mere presence at a voting precinct of a man carrying a deadly weapon in open sight conslilules a grave threat to the free ballot, the report said. FO RT I.A ll D E n D A I. E (U I'D — The Fort I-auderdsk News today endorsed Jack­ sonville Mayor Haydon Burn* in hia gubernatorial runoff campaign a g a i n s t Miami Mayor Hubert King High. "W e are endorsing Rurna because we not only believe he is by far the must quali­ fied man to receive the nom­ ination, but also because be represent* a e u n a e rvutive philosophy of government more closely attuned to the needs and the stature of the state than the fnr-out-ln-leftfield posture adopted by his opponent," said an editorial In today's edition* o f the a f­ EN TERPRISE (S pl) ternoon newspaper, Algie Bradley, 25, waa being held In county Jail at DeLand today on suspicion of murder in the knifing of hla brother, PORTSM OUTH, Va. (U P I) Samuel T. Bradley, 38, al the — The Coast Guard today latter'* home here Monday launched an aerial search of night, according to the sher­ tha Gulf Stream for a 35-foot iff's department. Deputies re­ green-hulled ketch m ining ported Samuel Bradley waa since April 27 on a Journey dead on arrival at West Volu­ from the Oahamas to More- sia Memorial Hoipilal. The htmd City, N. C., with three brothers w e r o commercial fishermen. men aboard. Enterprise Man Held In Slaying Ketch Sought Florida Institute for Con­ tinuing UnlveriHy Studies will link a correspondence course with televised instruction be­ ginning June 1 to provide col­ lege credit to students o f East Central Florida. The course will be televised five days a week for 10 weeks at 6:20 a.m. as a public service pro­ gram o f station WESH-TV, Channel 3. TALLAH ASSEE D ip t ) - deep watera of the Gulf and cent o f whatever waa found. one along to keep check. He aald the Immediate ob­ The State la going In the trea­ Atlantic ocean for lost trea­ But Kidd said the stale la jective will be two old wrecks, getting nothing and there ia sure-hunting business for the sure. The trustees thought K waa no way to check on such ope­ one in the Gulf and the other first time ea Ua own boas of a good idea and gave him the rations. Two leases now out­ in the Atlantic. One ia a sunk­ salvage operations. standing are idle, he said. Under the new setup, the state's cut will be the same, 23 per cent o f the find. But the operator will be the state's agent and Kidd will send some . . . Bomb For Nikita? Compromise Bill Worse, Rights Foe Charges Vote Infractions Hospital Gets $2,500 In 7 Counties For Pediatrics Wing Cited By Adams Fort Lauderdale News For Burns A LONDON (U P I ) — The British press lashed out today at teenaged gangs whose brawling disrupted a holiday weekend at the seaside resort towns o f Brighton and Mar­ gate. I'E D IA T K IC TS W1N<; A T Seminole Memorial Hospital received a big boost Monday noon when the Sanford Rotary Club presented hospital officials n check for $2,500. Robert Bensorer (le ft) hospital admin Intrator, watches as Board Member John Schlrnrd Jr. receives tho check from Itotnry President Bill Hemphill. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (U P I ) Sen. Richard B. Russell aald today that the Senate's new compromise civil rights bill is "m ore obnoxious" than the House version and that Southerners w i l l continue their "educational campaign" against it. The G e o r g i a Democrat made the comment after a meeting of the Southern cau­ cus. Southerners had been expected to oppose the com­ promise, which was drafted by Senate Democratic and Republican leaders in an e f­ fort to win mrn-Sotoherner v u iiH t t vhrie off debate on the rights bill. , Russell told reporters he believed the Senate's procivil rights faction still lack­ ed the necessary votes to In­ voke cloture — or gag rule. Such a move require* the backing of two-thirds of those present and voting—or 67 sen­ ator* If everyone is present. A feature of the compro­ mise permitting the attorney general to move against a massive pattern of discrimi­ nation "Is aimed solely al the South," Russell aald. The Senate U now In its 58th day o f debate on the bill. W Rioters Blasted A check for |2,500 was pretented to the Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital Monday by Ihe Sanford Itotary Club and the money will l>c used for the new pediatrics wing al the hospital. Accepting the check was John Schlrard Jr., a member o f tile hospital Itoird. Making the presentation was Bill Hemphill, rtolary Club presi­ dent. Aa 05386265 1 J _ l| _ Murder Plot WACO, Tex. (U P I) — A 22yrarold airman today admit­ ted he drove his automobile into the North Bosque Rlvo* in an attempt to kill his en­ tire family. He was charged with the murder of hla four Ainall children. Hla wife escaped from Ihe car when it landed on Ita top In 13 feet of water Monday and was treated for shock at James Conually AF1I hospital. Charge* were filed against Air 1C Budy T. Davis, Montrsano, Wash., in the death o( Ihe rhlldrcn, ranging in age from four years to it) months. Under questioning Davis changed his Initial story of an accidental plunge into the lake when the brake* (ailed. He ad­ mitted cutting the brake line with his pocket knife, blam­ ing the plot on fam ily trou­ bles. Citrus Mutual Votes Tomorrow LA K ELA N D (U P l)-M e m - l*cr* of Florida Citrus klutual will vote tomorrow In aix dis­ tricts to fill 18 srals on tha board of directors for the giant citrus growers coopera­ tive. Three directors from each of the district* will be elected. The three members from the Indian River District will be elected June 2. The 21 direc­ tors will be seated at the an­ nual membership meeting at Winter Haven June 16. Voting will be at Tampa, Tavares, O c a I a , Orlando, Wauchula and Winter Haven. All voting will begin at 2:30 p.m. State To Hunt For Spanish Gold In Sunken Ship go ahead. In the paat, the atate has leased certain water bottoms for private salvage operators to search with the state sup­ pose to get a cut of 23 per TU E SD A Y, M A Y 19, 1064 exile leader, Elroy Gutierrez BEIRUT. Lebanon (U P I) The Syrian government has failed an attempted military coup d'etat, reports reaching here from Damascus said to­ day. The reports M id 12 officers were arrested In connection with the attempted revolt last Friday. William Kidd, new director o f the atate internal improve­ ment fund which handles such matters, won approval ot a plan for the atate to hire sal­ vage operators to search the J W E A T H E R : Fnlr through Wednesday; high today 86-92; low tonight In 60s. Lake M a r y Elementary School is holding Ms roundup o f next year's first graders in the school cafeteria Friday at 2 p in. All prospective first grade children bora before Jan, 1, 1339, who live in the Lake Mary area — Including Lake Mary, Loch Arbor, L it­ tle Venice, Greenbrlar, Park Ridge, Sunland Estates and Country Club Heights—are in­ vited to bring their patents, plus birth certificates. • • • NICCOSIA. Cyprus (U P I) — The United Nations h** been unable to find 74 o f 01 Turkish Cypriot hostages taken by tb* Greek Cypriot* alnca March 27, Secretary G e n e r a l Thant's personal representative her* said to­ day. Zip Code 32771 en Spanish veaael and the other a confcratc bloradc-runner believed sunk during the War Between the States. Spanish Dubloons and piece* of eight and gold coins have been recovered from sunken wrecks atooi: ihe Flo* Ida coast and Kidd believes there ia a lot more on the bottom o f the sea. He won't disclose the exact location where the search will be conducted. Nor has he negotiated yet with a salvage firm to make the try. But he expecU to have the deal closed within two weeks. H ie club members conduct­ ed a variety of events to raise Hie money and Monday's pre actuation was a climax to them. The club's luncheon pro gram featured colored slides and a report on the Children's Home Society, a statewide group dedicated to the place mcnl of children in deserving homes. Bringing the program were Mrs. Butii Lance and Mrs. Or­ mond Towers, of the Orlando r-fflrr f t . *."c. , Mr* Lance noted that Randall Chase, of Sanford, has been a director for the group for "m any years." Also heard was a report from the president-elect, Rich­ ard Dear, on tho Clearwater Rotary meeting held over the weekend. F. D. Scott announced that next Monday's meeting will not lie held but club members Instead wtil hold their ennua] outing at Harry Robson's camp May 27. W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — The U.S. Gross National Pro­ duct z m « 33 illllc n dttibyj tha first quarter o f the year to an annual rata o f |608 billion, according to a Com­ merce Department estimate. Road Tolls Up T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Toll collections on Florida’s H road and brldgt toll facil­ ities Jumped 10.1 per cant tha first four months o f this year over the same period In 1961, the Road Department said Monday. Shop For Arms N IC O S IA , Cyprus (U P I ) — A report that the Greek C y­ priot government la shopping on the world market for hea­ vy arms was viawtd by dip­ lomats here today a blow to United Nations peace-keep­ ing effoita in Cyprus, Barry Confident LOS A N G E LE S ( U l 'l ) — San. Barry Goldwater doesn't think aither New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller or Am ­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge could be nominated over him as tha Republican party's presidential candidate. Baker Again W A SH IN G TO N ( U P I ) — Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ., today praised tightening of Senate regulations proposed by a draft report on tha Dub­ by Dakar case, but h* aald the curbs wars no substitute fo r a full Investigation. Blast Probed TYND ALL A IK FORCE RASE, Fla. (U P I ) — A ir Force officers today sought tha causa o f a rocket ax plo­ sion that killed three airmen and Injured eight others B A L T I M O R E (U P I) — working near a Sidewinder Maryland voter! went to the missile. [Mills today under sunny skies In a Democratic presidential primary eleclion billed aa • By United 1’ reee International contest over President John­ Utah’s 11,000 public achcol son's civil right* program teachara took thalr strika with Alabama Gov. George C. Into ita atcond day today Wallace symbolizing the op­ undar threat o f court ac­ position. tion. In East St. Louia, 111., Officials in Baltimore, high school senior* picketed where polls opened an hour their striking teacher*. earlier than the rest of the slate, reported the early vot­ er turnout was "heavy for a primary election." In populous Montgomery County, a Washington suburb, the turnout waa reported f t ALW AYS rwW T QUALITY m "v e ry light." But ia Prince Georges County, another Washington suburban area, voting waa described aa "go o d ." There are nearly 200,000 registered Democrats eligible lo vote in those two counties. Sen. Daniel B. Brewster, (DMd.), "atand-In" for Presi­ dent Johnson in the voting, CLASSIC IN cast hla ballot aa the polls opened in Baltimore County. COTTON A final voter turnout o f al­ OXFORD! most 300,000 out o f a total of 033,090 registered Democrats was predicted before the polls close oo the hard-fought « to I I campaign. Wallace Vs. LBJ In Maryland Teacher Strike $26,000 U. S. Installation Loan Wins OK Installation o f a w a t e r worka ayatem at l.emnn Bluff, on the St. Johna River, in Volusia County, was approved today by the Parmera Home Administration, U. S. Depart­ ment o f Agriculture, it was reported by William T. Shaddick, the agency's state direc­ tor at Gainesville. Shaddlck aald a $26,000 loan haa been made to a group of 42 families to develop a rural water ayatem. Tha loan w ill enatde the Lemon lllu ff W ater Associa­ tion, inc. to drill a well and install a water ayatem l » • «r «e tile rcsidi-iila o f Lemurt Rluff, where a number o f re­ tired citlsana reside. The existing source o f wa­ ter In the Lemon Bluff area consists o f shallow wells o f extremely poor quality and tha water contains salt and iron. Dr. J. C. Bunten, president of the association aaya, "T h is water ayatem will provide us with a source o f potable wa­ ter. Tha poor quality o f w ater haa prevented ua from devel­ oping tha area. With good quality water our population ahould double In fiv e years." Other officers o f the aaaoelation ere J. W. Smith, Os­ teen, vice president, and KarrnU A . W igging, Osteon, sec­ retary-treasurer. The Farmers Home Admin­ istration loan ia to bu repaid over a period o f 39 years at 4.5 per cen t The development o f the water ayatem will }>*• gin about June 15. Rural water ayatem* are available to organisations op­ erating on a non-profit basis ■uch aa non-profit corpora­ tions and water supply dis­ tricts. Small rural towns and other rural political subdivi­ sions art also eligible. These loans are made only when adequate credit at rcaaunahla rate* and term* is not other­ wise available. Plant Looted A t Five Points Theft o f a typewriter from Midway School, a typewriter and other office equipment from the Peninsula Paint 6t Plastic Company. Five Points and some candy and money from a vending machine at tho Big Bundle Laudromat, Fern Park, la being checked by sheriff’s deputies. Police report the burglarico occurred over the weekend. This morning deputies ap­ parently frightened would-be burglars from entering a ser­ vice station at Interstate 4 and Highway 436. They aald they discovered the door Jim­ mied and footprints in tho area but nothing waa taken, e n n e u f W EDN ESDAY SP E C IA L ! I 66 Cullon oxford shirts Taxes A t Peak T A L L A H A 8 8 E E (U P I ) — Cigarette and alcoholic bev­ erage tax collections raached record proportions during tho first 10 months o f fiscal 1963-64 in Florida, the State Beverage Department report­ ed Monday, ■tripod or checked for spring I Roll up or sleeveless styles with Hermuds or button down collars 1 In pret­ ty pastels I �• < ,I V fir •■ a fa rl Pitre 2 — May 19, 1964 W fn H Floridan Tells Of Hoffa Fee CHICAGO (U P I ) »«ta te ■ $3.3 A m l investor who obtained million loan from Team itcr union pension fundi £ testified Monday he delivered B 1ST THIS r w r l ' i r 4111 UT, SIHTH JIJPICIAI, m u I IT o r FMHIIDA I ft IS O r o ll __ 1..... Legal Notice • K M I K O L B CO UNT Y. r i M s r r . n v > « . i.v>T4. J. 8 m . K A S O N , J It.. • • A<tm ln la tm ln r o f V e t f r a n * Af* f » l r » , an ( ) f f l i * r of th* U n llf d -Kt*!**- .,/ Atit, rtc*. ■ ru intirr, net, r n r.O A D T . */ k /* 8 P. B H O A D T and M A R T K. n n n A n r, a / w * m a r t k i,i X A I I K T t l n n O A P T . til • w lf * . an>l JAMK8 THOTTKH *i>4 — — T R O T T K I t . h l» wife, P*f*Tii1ant* n o t ic e o r ro iiB C L o iu n is 8 AI. E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y Q I V E N puraoant to * Fi n al P » r r n of Fnroclniu r* d * i* d Hi* l l t h i t y Of M»jr. A I>. 1!>41, • ml antartd In C h a m t r y <:*** No. U l f l of th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Jud lc Ul Clrru lt In i n i f o r Btmlnul* County. Flo rid *, wh a rt ln J. 8. UI* ** on , Jr., a* A d m ln li tr n ln r of V * l «r n n * A f f i l r * . an O f flr o r o f th* United Stale* o f A in trlr a. I* th* P la in tiff, and Hamurl P. Broady. a/k/a 8 P. Ilroa dy and M ary E. Broady. a/k/a M ary K llsa b.th ilroady. hi* w l f * . and Jam ** T ro tt a r and ------ T ro tt ar, hla wlf#, th* Dafandanla, I will aall to th* hlahoat and Ltat bidder for ra*h at the Front P o o r o f th* Bt mlnol* County Courthouaa In th* Cit y of Sanford, County o f Samlnolc, Stata o f Florida, at llto o A. if. on th * JTth day of May. M i l . th* fnllowlnk daacrlbtd prnprrty a* art forth In aald Final P err ra , to w it: DOT T H I R T E E N t i l l of BA ND AX DO K S T A T E S . Krmlnol# County. Florida, acc ording to Plat tharcof recorded In P la l Book 13, Pan# I I , Public R ec ord * of Ramlnola County. Florida, T o g e t h e r with Ih* f o l l o w in g Im p ro v em e n t* : 1 W r i t o m a t l s l l o t AVatar H e a te r— 8 No. A - l o - M - B l Martha AVaahlngtnn Oven 8 No. ( l A - S M - i O t M art he W aehlngto n I t e n g e — H No. E-JS-K-S-O 1 Monogra m AVall H e ate r — 8 No. i n - l l - P E 1 . v i c t o r 1.in te rlin e K i t c h ­ en Eahauat Fan with Hood 3-Nuton# H e e l e r * Dated thla Mth day o f May, a p. m i . 4 8E AL) Ar th u r H. fleck with, Jr., c l e r k o f c i r c u i t Court Hy: Sandra H. Johnaon, D. C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr and Har old F. Johnson. At to rn eya f o r P la in tiff. P. O. D ra w e r Z. Hanford. Florida Putillah May II , 1 H I . C D U -lt bam «i I ;i 1 I I i i t I • itno.noo cnmmisslon for rsising h ell" sbout an elleged “ the boss" after he was $300,000 fee for the !osn. threatened with bodily harm. nranow "did not want to Vaughn P. Connelly, Miami, sec any harm come to m e” a government witness in the hut aiid "Ihose hoys play $25 million fraud trial of rough," Connelly said. Teamster President J a m e s Connelly testified that DraHoffa and seven agiociates, now and Calvin Kovens, a M i­ did not Identify "the bo»s." ami Beach construction com­ Hut lu t Friday, Connelly pany official, arranged In get told the Jury one o f the eo- him the $3.3 million loan from defendants “ on several occas­ the Teamsters union penalon ions had talked to the boss — fund. But they aald he would have to pay them “ under the Mr. H offa." —C.,ttiicliy testified---MimJay- UbleJ'-fc-J300,COO fee, Connel­ lliat defendant Benjamin Dra- ly said. Hoffa and his associates are now told him "M r. Ifo fft was charged with fraudulently ob­ taining $25 million f r o m Tea mater union peniion fundi and pocket more than $1 mil­ lion of the amount. All have pleaded innocent. P lain tiff* ■a*. MARRT T B o n w r u . FREPE R IC K E. C R A N D A L L ED­ W A R D P. K L T A N D M A R I O N Tl, ROD W E L L •■ Ih* memb er* • f th* laat R o . n l o f D irect o r* and Truataa* f o r Ilia Htocktioldar* of th* ROPW KLL R E A L T Y fX>M PA NT . • dtaaolvad Coana cUeut Corporation. Defenda nt R O T ir a T O D E F E N D t o I I I A H I I T T. I I O l ) W E L I , F K IH IE R R 'K H. C R A N ­ D A L L ED W A R D P. E L Y and UAH IO N R ROD W ELL a* I h * member* o f th * l i l t Board of Dtraetora and Truataa* for th# atock holdar * of the ROD W E L L R E A L T Y (X lU P A N T , a i l ln o lv r il Connecticut Corporation, ond each o f lharn If llvIng, and It datd, asslnat thalr unkn own aiiouB**. kalra, dtvlaaa*. lraataaa. g r a n t * ’-a, cradltor*. auc eatanra or other p a rllr * e l e lm ln g by, through, tin d er or ag eln at the ahovo natnad dafandanta, or any o f (ham. and ag alnat all oth er p er tlee h a v in g or c la im in g to lia v * any right , (H I * snd/i>r In ter**! (n Ih * pr ap ar ly h .ralna fto r doarrlbed, t o - w l t i t^o t S In Work II »r I) REAM WOLD, Hanford. Florid a, ac c or d in g to plat t h t r a o f racordad In Plat Bnak I. Fs gaa *0 and tt. o f th* Dublin R arord * of Htmlnnl* County, Flotlda. AND Dot to In Rlnrk I I o f 4th 8 a r t I o n. D R E A M W O LD , Sanford, Florid a, accor ding to plat lharaof racordad In Plat llo ok 4, P a g * I I , of tha Public llacorda of Srmln ole County. F lo rid *. T o l l A R E H K ItE IIY N O T I­ F I E D that the F L I n t l f f e hereln heve InalR uled nth agalnat you In tha Circuit Court of the Nin th Judicial ( ' l i m i t . In and f o r Hr in Ihole County, Florida, tn quirt their title to the a b o v e dearrlbrd pr ope rly *11lialtd, lyin g and hrlng In Henilnot* County, Florida, a* h t r a l n a b o v t more particular Iv art out. T o u ar * harahy re. i|ulr*d to til* yo ur Ana wer w it h th* Clerk of Ilia Circuit r n u n . Ip and f o r Hemlnola County. Florida, and arrve n ro p y th ere of upon JO HN H H A I N E S . P O. R o t 3i7, W i n ­ te r Park , Florid a, • H o m e y lor P la in t if f* , tn tha t b o v * artlun, on ar b a f a r* Ih* S4tb day o f Jon*, A. D. t i l l . * ! • * a l<*r r r * P r o Conft aao w ill bo antered a g a in * ! y»u. IT 18 O R D E R E D tha! Oil* be publlahad In Ih* H A N F o l t D H E R A L D , a naw-rpaper puh. Iiabrd In la m lh u t* County. Florid a, onra aa,h waak for f o d r <<> con ** cu tl v a » * e k * W I T N E S S Ih# hand o f tha cla ik of tha Circuit Court Panmiul* l o o i i i y , Flotld a, Ibta M t h day o f Slay, A. D. 1**4. ISEAL) A r th u r If. B a ck w llh , Jr d a r k o f th* Circuit Court Hemlnol# County liy i Joan M W l l k * D epu ty Clerk W I M iE llW K KRLK. H AIN ES A WARD 1:4 P e r k Avenu e. South W i n t e r P erk , F lo r id * Attorney* for P lain tiff* Publlah May IS, 34 A Ju n t 1, I, 1114. l^lU-47 FINE FURNITURE ‘ •P M U O IN G T O TH E F A IR NEXT n. R. c A n n o u . »s o a u , t h W E ’R E S E L L IN G E V E R Y T H IN G ROCK IlO T T O M — ‘ F A I K - E S T ’ T O s a y s By Julia Itarloa New offjerrs o f th* A ll*monte Spring* Elementary P T A will lie elected and inatnllrd at a meeting to he held at 7:30 p. m. today in the srho.d auditorium. Program fo r the meeting will be presentation o f a pre­ view o f the operetta "Stream ­ lined Cinderella" fo r which the fnrmnt p e rfo rm in g i* scheduled Tuesday, May 22, The operetta is being present­ ed hy fifth grade atudenti under direction o f Mrs. Sue O'JInrs who ia being assisted hy Mis. Shirley Stuart and James Moseley. Character understudies will be featured In Tursdsy night's show. Tnklng parts will hu Pamela Jordan, Itchert Krrachner, A l l e n Layman, J e ff l'ntUshnll, John Ham­ mons, Sandy York, Denise Tetrnult, Karan Itrnkrs, Ellxnbelh llendi-r and Mau­ reen Jackson, Prompters are Jinly Parsons and 1llano Castle. Following the meeting and program those attending will lie invited to rentuin fo r a social hour with the teachers. First grade mothers will servo as hostesses. Lyman PTA To ElectOfficers School I’TA today at II p.m. In the irhonl auditorium. The Lyman Band will pre­ sent the program with num­ bers hy both the concert and dance hands. There also will he several Instrumental solo*. Itev. Van B. Hanna o f tha Norlhtida Christian Church will give the drvollnnnl. Itcfrcalnnenla will he aenr*d by tha lenlh grade room mother* In tha cafeteria fol­ lowing the meeting. SECTIONALS AND C H A IR 68.88 B O U D O IR * LAMPS $150 DAYSTROM DINETTES AT CLOSE OUT PRICES REG. 2 O N L Y — 5 PC. 1 CLOSEOUT up *59.95 129.95 89.95 14995 99.95 99.95 69.95 79.95 1 O N L Y — 7 PC. 2 O NLY- 7 PC. 2 O NLY- 5 PC. POLE $ LAMPS PHILCO PHILCO T. V. A N D STEREO P L A Y E R NO FROST REG. $.169.95 1 Combination * 29995Refrigerator $29995 OTHER MODELS FROM $169.95 REG. $429.95 — CLOSE OUT FOAM RUBBER M A T T R E S S A N D BO X SP R IN G F U L L SIZE ! It EG. $119.95 $.95 S IN G L E SIZE I T g V j REG. $99.95 DRESSER, M IRROR, CHEST A N D BED IS 1 IT * f U V*'• i REG. $109.05 REG. $149.95 ......... REG. $199.95 .. REG. $229.95 .............. «M**•*•*•*)••*• M A PLE w+. •se***aae****e**a**i*e••*•***•*•■• 5 D RAW ER *!***■***********««l 124 **<**.<** CHESTS REG. $39.95 CHESTS REG. $34.95 4 D RAW ER , M APLE I*, m I . ,1 i,, S A M S O N IT E l US A N (,I |I s 1I I M flO ll IT eer 124 REG. $11.93 SA M SO N ITE BRIDGE $ | A 9 5 BRIDGE TA B LE TA B LE ■ " REG, $4.95 $P95 3 S A M S O N ITE BRIDGE CHAIRS REG. $7.95 SA M S O N ITE REG. $41.71 $ C 9 5 B R ID G E $ n Q 9 5 SET A # 3 (M s s H llll 1 Monika |C CSg 44*1* oa>* *♦<**■*«» rn4 W m l» j * * r *4w*k *r »M * r arSar (at The CkriHlw SA m On# H*fw*r r«*T ft* ■ *4t*a, M*u- 0111$ pa-ti IN S im A N C K IN S U R A N C E FEEDS ‘100.00 Bedroom Suites For Tho Finest Y rar Around Westhrr Conditioner FKDDKIIH Salta — Harvlre 20o S. Park Ave. Sanford F A 2-4231 G U LF KEKVH'K Tires - llntteriaa - Acceaaorle* ftnad A A A Service Gusrantead Brake t i M uffler Service French ■ 1st. F A 2-0021 F A 2-B022 REG. $119.05 SO F A BED HE CHRIST flfl AU TO & PRO PERTY H A R R Y A D A IR ’S ‘169.95 SO F A BED Symphonies, o v e r t u r e s , marches, swing and special attractions will be featured at the Seminole High School Band Concert set for Friday at 8 p.m. at the achool amphi­ theater. Admission Is free. A novelty act to be present­ ed Is "Th e Typew riter" with Miss Peggy Bower, i band officer, actually using a type­ writer as a musical instru­ ment. Student conductors will also be rcstured sa all senior o f­ ficers direct a number of their cliooslng. The officers arc Captain Norman Leach, First Lieutenants Dottie Jardine, Scott M illion and Boy Green; S e c o n d Lieutenant Betty I Jin Corbin and Ser­ geant Jimmy Warfel. Norman Leach, winner of superior ratings at district and stale contests for the past three years, will play "Ode for Trum pet." Ho will also Join Scott M il­ lion and John llornor in play­ ing * n io Three J r U ." The entire trombone section will bn featured in "Shoutin' Lira." H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AU TO KF.ltVICE TABLE LAMPS $798 I O NLY — R A TTA N Typewriter To Be In Concert AREA DIRECTORY A IK CO N D ITIO N E R w e e k AT Y O U !” ASSORTED COLORS — REG. $»9.95 ! Woman’s Club Plans Social By Jane Casselberry The Woman's Club of Casiclborry will hold a social meeting Wednesday starting at 1:30 p.m. Card game* will be played during the after­ noon. Befrrshmcnls will be served by the hostesses, Mrs. Kdwurd Pender, Mm. Ttiernsa lloldnson, hire. Bumham Storrs and Mrs. Boy Potteiger. The club held a covered dish supper Saturday night with 30 members ami guests attending. Games were en­ joyed during the evening. W EEK” is 4 PIECE Altamonte PTA Sets Election I N T I I K C IR C U IT COURT OF T U B NINTH J II H M A I . r i H C t’IT IN A N D FOR ftKMINOl.K By Jane Casselberry C O UNT S. F L O R ID A IN C I I A M KH T NO. 14*41 Officers w ill he elected and L E O N A R D V P A T T O N *"<« Installed by the I.yman High > - w . > ,jv .vr.,v N* WORLD'S FAIR EST PRICES A ll Lines Written HriiiK Your Insurance ProliloniH To U « — BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 211 S. Park Av*. F A 2-M4' SANFORD, FLA. PLU M B IN G R. L. H A R V EY PLUMBING Complete Installation* • Repair* Bathroom and Kitchan Fixtures W ater Pumps Fr*a Estimates Sanford Flour and :*04 VACUUM Feed Store C LE A N E R S Jim Dandy Freds Timothy l i i y - Cotton Seed Meal Vacuum Cltaner Service Cow Feed $3.40 per 100 lb. Parts A HuppUee For All Kittening and Fattening Make* Including Electrolux 820 Haufurd Ave. Hanford Free Pick Up l*h. FA 2 2112 SAN FO RD FURNITURE DO W NTO W N SANFORD IIS W. 1st ST. �Having A Ball At Seminole High School Annual May Day Ball W WaiiTml VrnTf May 1!>, 19f>4 — Page 3 Funeral Notices Funeral i t r v t c * * f o r CjrnthU L * * .xwtpnpy, 11. o f Kern P.irk. w ill be held at 11 a. m. W e d ­ nesday at A ll Soul* Church. Sanford, hy l i « v. John Ly o n * l l e e * r y w ill i»e road at i p m Tue sd ay at Niblaok F u n ­ eral Horne. ( ’ aa *elhrrry. flur* lal will b l in H ig hland M e m ­ ory Garden Funeral * r r v le e * f o r Mr. Sid* ney j\ F o w le r. M* l#ake Mar>t will ha held Tue sd ay at 7 :! * v m , at Hrleeon Funeral Home, with Dev. Lucian Sen It, W i n ­ ter Dark o f f M a t Inn. In te rmen I w ill he In K eo*au«ju*. low « lit i * * o ti Fu neral Horn*, Han ford. I* In rbn r* e . Like n Gee, the striped bn** records ils age hy a *erie* nf ring* on it* scales, I’ hnnsnnt* rarely eat th* hud* of ulnuli* am! Irer, a* dn many upland game bird*. fo r A Beautiful l.aan — SCOTTS "Burnt*” D IA N E P O W E L L nnd Charles Hunter, Juniors H E LE N M ANN nnd Bill Stcmpcr, Juniors N A N C Y ROBINSON, Sophomore, and Jimmy Dodson, Junior V IC K Y REYNOLDS, Kpps, crown bearer. flower girl, nnd Kevin — Weed* Aa It Feed* " K * it” — For Death To I hinrh Bug* ‘•8a1l»fartlnn Or Money Bark Guarantee” It costs the U.S, Treasury Department about olio rent to print n lull of any denomina­ serving* 1902. tion. Crnpcville Nursery prr capita durin 2221 Grapeville A re, 322-0N8A "Sentla Dealer” KEEP J.C.HUTCHISON Your County Commissioner JEUI W H E A T L A N D unU Kelly Ogden, Freshimiu SCOTT MELBON nnti Meitin Nolmttii, Sophomores Snow lire* arc available Store than 3 million Am eri­ far nil U.S -built bicycle*. cana p’ ay Hu- organ today. M ISSY BELSITO and Damon Morrison, Seniors For Wise And Impartial Expenditures Pd. Pot. Adv. by J. C. Hutchison CHEVY H by Chevrolet Go on an economy drive this vacation Sure you ran just about run a Chevy IT on peanut.1?. Hut don't let its economy fool you. This family car can take the whole gang along on any trip you want to make. In plenty of comfort and u whole loL of idylt*. its range of power makes fun out of turnpikes and mountain roads alike. (Makes each gallon of gas work overtime, too!) Inside, a Chevy II Nova is tailored for travel. Child-proof upholstery, trip-size trunk and glove bote, dual sun visors and deep-twist carpeting are just n few standard features. That roomy, rugged Body by I'Isher is as easy to look aftrr as it is to look nf. In fact, Chevy 11 virtually cures fur itself with u battery-saving Delcutrun geu- TOR THC CRtAT HIGHWAY KRFORMERS rralor, wlf-ndjusling brakes, long-lifo muflTer am! »T N cleaning rocker panels that help prevent rust hg Hushing ouL salt and other corrosives. There’s a Chevy II for everyone—sodans, wagons and sj>ori models. A price for everyone, too. Becaun now is Trade ’N ’ Travel Tima at your Chevrolet dealer’s. Time to get the most fun fmiu your w m car. and make a great deal on your old oncl Of courxe you’re not supposed to be no practical when you plan a vacation. But being lhi» practical won’t spoil a bit of the fun. Should mid to it, in fact, for the rest nf the year. And lhat’t about fifty weeks* worth. A’rcry year. Chmt U Norn Sport Coupe H ILL n rX IIL 'K Y and Doltic .lanline, Seniors 8,655 Federal Jobs To Be Cut WASHINGTON P A T M ACK A L U Junior, nml Miko Corbin, Sonior Johnsons Attend Wife’s Church WASHINGTON <UPI> T resident and Mr*. Johnson, accompanied by their daugh­ ter Lynda Byrd, 30, a I (ended service* Sunday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill. When tlie presidential fam ­ — January budget estimate of cut 2.513,too civilian employes at 8,6.35 Jobs off the federal em ­ the end of the fiscal year, ployment rcillngs he had *rl President (U I ’ I ) Johnson has for the end of the current fis­ White cal year on June 30. House following the It a. ni, The White House said Sun­ EDT sc.rviccs, several dozen day that the cutback, coupled ily returned to the tourists were standing at the with a reduction of 6,530 Job* gate. Johnson waved to them announced on March 9, means as his car entered the White that 13,191 federal positions House grounds. will be lopped off Johnson’* ✓ s sure GENERAL W e thank the many fine people who voted for us in the first Pri­ mary on May ELECTRIC \ —n •vf' *•* • urn i*7 ■lAmunritu HEATING A t this time, we whole­ heartedly en­ dorse AND COOLING HARRY CUSHING e u s i N i s s i for the position of County Commissioner, District 5. % We fe d confident that he will devote his undivided lime 1o fulfilling the duties o f the office o f County Commissioner, * Commercial, Industriul, nnd Trailer Application Tool C A L L TO D AY •H iW ijm i and unsdfisly represent the citizens o f the whole nf Seminole County. Having no outside interests, he will lie able to make decisions without pressure. LOW LOW l l KMb WALL PLU M B IN G , H E A TIN G . A IK C O N D ITIO N IN G Ruth Gallagher - George W. Bell I’d. Pol. Adv. CHECK THE T N T DEALS ON CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY II • CORVAIR AND CORVETTE NOW AT TOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S 1007 H. Sanford A ir ., 322-63*1 • -76U HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SE C O N D A N D P A L M E T T O SAN FO RD 322-0711 �in ft* * 4 * Herald Endorses Burns i t. ii 4 T< Five o f the six candidates in the first primary for the Democratic nomination for governor had strong supporting groups in Seminole Coun­ ty, local political leaders who work­ ed tirelessly for their respective can­ didates. Now these same political leaders have united in a common effo rt to support Haydon Burns in the May 26 primary runoff. Supporters o f John Mathews, Fred Karl, Fred Dick­ inson and Scott Kelly are behind the move to win the Democratic nod for Mayor Bums, although some o f those ex-candidates have withheld their own personal endorsements. The Sanford Herald which did not go on record for any single candidate in the first primary, joins with the Seminole political leaders in endors­ ing the mayor of Jacksonville for governor. The Herald is supporting Bums because, among other reasons, he has committed himself for the improve­ ment of Central Florida’s ‘ 'lifeline." The DeLand Sun News o f May 10 quoted letters from Burns to the DeLand, DeBary, Orange City and Lake Helen-Cassadaga Chambers o f Com­ merce in which he pledged “ firm commitment" to widen and resurface U. S. Highway 17 in Volusia County. The Del-and Chamber roads commit­ tee long has sought four-laning 17 in the vicinity of Orange City with ultimate four-laning from the Put­ nam County line on the north to Lake Monroe on the south. Then, too, The Herald believes the Jacksonville mayor will feel kindly toward the completion o f the St. Johns-Indian Kiver Canal since the St. Johns flows through Jacksonville. The Florida Times-Union, publish­ ed at Jacksonville, endorsed Mayor Bums on May 15. The Herald be­ lieves that the Times-Union, which has observed Mayor Burns' accom­ plishments during five terms as chief executive of Jacksonville, did not give this endorsement lightly but solely on Burns’ record. 'T h is expression o f approval for Mayor Burns' candidacy," the Times- . "Although no visionary in the op­ probrious sense o f the word, he none­ theless has a far-seeing insight in­ to the challenges that lie ahead. Moreover, he has shown that he is capable o f meeting them with a wis­ dom that is bom o f the experience which is the product o f executiveship. "W ith a background o f business experience before he entered public life, Mr. Bums will approach the problems of government from that viewpoint, and not with the cloister­ ed tnin linking of a textbook academi­ cian. The school o f management which he attended was the one o f experience— the one that brooks no theoreticians. ‘ T h e people o f Florida and his home community in the first prima­ ry attested to their belief that the mayor o f Florida’s gateway city would make the "Jacksonville Story” the chronicle o f the entire state. Thnt story has been told too often to be repeated here, but it is an in­ spiring saga o f dynamic growth." Mayor Burns truly has demon­ strated, through his five terms as mayor of Jacksonville, that he pos­ sesses the leadership, executive abil­ ity and the humility to make Flor­ ida a good governor. The Sanford Herald unhesitatingly recommends to the Florida voters that they favor him when they go to the polls on May 26. Thought For Today Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you.— I Cor. 4:18. He that falls In love with himself will have no rivals.— B e n j a m i n Franklin. rance that aimply can’t lie discussed in polite society. Even its best friends won't tell it. If sprayed x . f f the leafy arm i of a ginkgo, the new de­ odorant will cause the tree to drop its fruit buds before they develop the type of aroma that causes romance to fade, fade, fade away. Hardly as dramatic as the tree deodorant, but possibly of deeper significance, la a new attack that doers in the U. S. Agriculture Department have launched against alligatorweed. Alllgalorweed la an aquatic plant that chokes waterwaya Herald Area Correspondents Altanonto Springs Mrs. Jolla llartoe 838-1318 Hear Laka-Forrat City Mrs. Maryann Mllre 838-3*78 Casselberry Mrs. Jo no Ceoeelborry 838-504* Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 365-3742 Dtllary Mrs. Adam .Muller 6(8-4410 Drltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 868-5831 Enterprise Miss I!*Un Hnodgreae 668-9931 Geneva Mr*. Jot. E. Mathleoa 141-4124 lake Mary Mr*. Franrrs Wester S22-S2II Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 222-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Kates BIS-1117 North Orlando Mra. Deri* Dean 122-1989 Ottawa Mra. Clarence Hnydor <21-4141 Oviedo Mra. Evelyn Lundy 145-1*11 <T1|? & a u fiird SjpraU i l ’ug 4 Sanford, Florida Political Notebook SAN FRANCISCO - (N E A ) — The Republican party may be in the greatest internal trouble o f its long life. The gulf between its moderatelibera] wing and its right wing la widening to perilous dimens ions. E The Lighter Side '1 M ESSAG E IN A N IN K BOTTLE Union editorializes, "is predicated on the belief that his brand of leader­ ship ia the right kind for Florida’s progress in the space age. The re­ cord o f Jacksonville’s chief execu­ tive in leading this city out o f the re-World W ar II doldrums offers a right future for the state if the voters give him the governorship Dick West’s WASHINGTON' (U P I) - I t i i a well know (act that the human race it divided into two parts—the dreamer* and do»r* I ’ m a dreamer myself, but 1 have great respect and ad­ miration for the doers and I would like at IhU time to pay tribute to some of their re­ cent accomplishments. First off, a toast to a dedi­ cated band of botanists, iden­ tities unknown to me, who haie developed a new under­ arm deordorant for treci. .Specifically, the female gin­ kgo tree. The female ginkgo bears a fruit which produces a frag­ Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley Tueaday, May 19, 1964 In some areas. There was a time when the department might have used chemicals to combat this pest. But appar­ ently It has begun to heed warnings about excessive use of pesticides. At sny rale, in this instance the department is doing things nature's way It has Import­ ed a bunch of South American flea beetle* and turned them loose to feed on the alligatorweed. If nature hold* true to form, parts of this country will now become overrun with South American flea beetles. But I suppose there will be doors •round to handle that pro­ blem, too, should It arise. Another doer worthy ol cita­ tion Is Mrs. Sally Goodspced of Baltimore. Disturbed over something the city housing agency was doing, she found­ ed an organisation called Home-owners in Opposition to H o u s i n g Authoritarianism, otherwise known aa “ Hooha.” “ I was a Hooha when there was only one Hooha," Mrs. Goods peed recently declared. And unle«a 1 underestimate her tenacity, she will still be a Hooha when all the other Hoohaa have folded their teota and silently crept away. My final doer tribute goes to Robert Sullivan, 28. of Jer­ sey City, N. J. Having failed to win his Air Foret wings, be established a new eodurance record o f aorta by riding the “ aky rid e" in an amuse ment park M times without getting off. " I feel that today I hate become somewhat of a test pilot In my own right," Sulli­ van said aa be dismounted. On second thought, maybe be belong la the d ate with us dreamers. WALTKM A. UIKLOW, KUITOH AMO P L'NLIelllCN rOAMM VOLTOLINK. CUeolaUeu . U.moral M lU | U JULIAN L. aTKMSTHOM BOV (IBSEN Associate K ilter Advsrilela* Manager v a u > VAN FKLT MOV r iA T T bleneglog K ilter rieoertl Advertising Manager HAMMY I. JOHNSON MAMMIKTT K. STAPLETON c u r Kiitor Classified Ulrsslsr J IIB I W M LU JANIB •MOBMAMBa O e o ty Kiitor Maslaass Maaegev DOHia WILLIAMS ra a o w blls •scltty K ilter MsehaalSAl SupL The very serious concern felt on this score by many leading Republicans was un­ derlined by a number o f COP governors who attended the recent Western Governori' Conference here. They art back in their home territcr.es new. But they left behind them in San Francisco, where the 1964 Republican presidential nominee trill be chosen ia two months, an at­ mosphere in which are mixed a shrugging resignation, re­ sentment, bitterness and fear. The only exceptions to this mood among western govern­ ors are Governors Paul Fan­ nin o f Arizona and Tim Bab­ cock of Montana, who are, of course, for Arizona Sen. Bar­ ry Goldwater for the GOP nomination. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE 5-46S: Jean J., a g e d ' tlgnla, tuch at sweet per­ terested in your everyday ex­ il. D the « * d who wanted to fume, pastel thadci, Interest periences and especially the lesm how to make her love in rr.uile and religion, plus a cute antics of his youngsters, letters more effective. fondness for children. if you wrives are writing, but So I suggested she employ By contrast, it definitely the thing that really makes paste! stationery, and also precludes tobacco, liquor, vul­ him re-read your letter will put a drop of seductive per­ gar sex stories, and even per­ be the complimentary r*fc fume even on the envelope. spiration odors that suggest encej you make about HIM. For men develop a romantic sweaty alhetes. So analyze your letters “ im age’' of the girl they plan In fact, men don't even rel­ carefully with this crucial to marry. ish a tanned skin on girls, for point in mind. And it includes feminine in- a deep tan suggests muscular Many wives fill several outdoor prowess and "mus- piges with rambling* about c!es” have a masculine “ feel­ the laundry and the shopping ing tone," as advertisers des­ chores, and the children. cribe it. Then they get back to per­ If«ral4 w flrtM M l»lThus, if you girls u»« deli­ sonal terms only when they l»r« frsira II b r#s4rra *ula- cate pastel stationery and per­ end with this phrase: llr affairs. *lb» wrlfrr anaf • MB b b m i prNtldfd |h» In - fume your envelope, you not "A ll my love, aa always," tr* al>« rarrlra tbs writer'* only make your boy frx-nd And that la the part of the irar aim# aad addrras. I.alfrra af fr a r r Ibaa words will feel important among his pals letter the man reads and re­ b* Ultra 9 rrfrr«*rr. I.ritrre in the army or a college dor­ reads til he wears out the addressed Is others art arrr|*lable prselded (her ds awl dsal mitory when it arrives, but paper! you resurrect vague emotions la Mrssaalltlrs. r<se*rj It (2 ) Ask him for advice, but asWIIsbed hf Tbs Herald. of charming femininity. give him two choice* so It Editor, Herald: Then, when he opens the en­ will be easier for him to an­ 1 would Ilk* to let my velope lie not only hss a more swer. friends and former teachers vivid sensory Impression of Asking advice I* the most in Sanford know that I am your actual presence, but delicate way to pay a compli­ finishing something that was your words, too, can further ment and make the other per­ left undone. I quit school in il is delight if you follow these son feel more important, 1DG5 to get married. 1 was to three rules for letter writing: | And whenever you make a graduate in 1950. (1 ) Keep the focu* on HIM man feel important, hla deI finally got up enough Instead of YOU. j light lend* to spill over and courage to go hack to school Don't offer Just a newsy ac- print you in more attractive (eight year* later). I'll grad­ count of all the happenings of hues! uate from Wellsville High each day. (3) Sign your letter affect­ School May iil, 19C4. I have And this goes for you wives, ionately. Include kisses and two children, Dchra and Da­ too, who recount the antici of even a lipstick Impression of vid. My husband ia in tha N a­ your kiddie* when you write your kiss, which he may show vy, at Olahtr, Kama*. I hope to your husbands. to his buddies to further in­ to see some o f my friend* Men enjoy auch new* but flate his masculine ego. while I'm visiting my folks not half aa much aa if you For further advice, send for In July. I used to work at work them into every age my booklet. “ How to Write Touchton's while I waa going and even every paragraph! Salable Copy," enclosing a to high school ther*. To understand this idea. long stamped, return envelope, Donna (H orn ) McDaniels Just remember what happened 2oe. It contain* a section Box 251 when you were photographed cn letter writing. Wellsville, Kansas with a large group of friends. Editor's N ote: This young When the proofs arrived, lady deserves a lot o f credit where did you look FIRSTT fo r a lot o f courage. Per"W hy, for myself of hepe this will encourage course I " you will reply. some other dropouts to go Well, that's whore your bock and finish school or sweetheart looks, too, when deter students even thinking you send him a letter! obout dropping ouL He may be reasonably In- Letters ii ill Tha llsraid la a manitisr of tha Unliad 1‘rasa which la aatitled sacJusivaly to tha tias fur rspuhllcalloB e l all the local haws prlelad In this nawapapar. I rr Q 's a n d A 's Q—What waa the date of the founding o f the Republic­ an party? A—On July 6. 1854, after a February meeting at Ripon, Wise., the Republican party waa founded and the nama formally adopted at Jackson, Mich. Q—Why was Sam Houston removed from the governor­ ship of T e x **? A—When Texa* Confeder­ ates vo4ed for secession in 1861, HouJton refuted to take Texas out o f tha Union. Q—What does "Brobdlngnagian” mean? A —Colossal In aize, a ref­ erence to the people of Brobdingnag in “ Gulliver's T ra v­ els" by Jonathan Swift. The third century B. C. Co­ lotus of Rhodes was a bronze status of Apollo, reportedly 125 feet tall, astride the Rhodes harbor. W e give a special kind of care to your winter thing*. Flr*f, we get them thoroughly freah and d u n with our Sanltone dr/clonning proeoas. Neat, we check every Item, replace m issin g button*, make m inor repalra. Then we (tore th e m ...o u t of your w iy. ..safe, duit-fieo and mothproof. 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Tha growing belief that Goldwater may be very cloee to that prize if be wins the California primary June 2 la the matter wrfaich so deeply worries the other Western governori. Let's be blunt about the ele­ ments o f this concern: L They believe — and their view appears to be shared by all but one of the nine R e­ publican governors outside the West—that to nominate Goldwater may be to pick the w on t presidential loser since Alfred M. Landon of Kansas in IMS. The non-Goldwater western­ ers were stunned that a can­ didate like Harold Stasscn could collect 105,000 votes to Barry's 262,000 in conserva­ tive Indiana's presidential primary. game la not fairn eai," notes a mountain *tate governor, “ buj they are going beyond ai\ ana's taite, ran up 408,000 bounds." votes there four years ago. Governors In San Franclaco Nixon'* 1960 showing In con­ echoed a complaint heard servative Illinois also exceed­ often in many part* of the ed Goldwater’* total in 1964— country — that “ rule-or-ruin" tactic* by Goldwater backers by 270.000 vote*. are forcing “ good people" to Say* one weitera governor: wither out o f the party or In­ " I f we choose Barry in July, to inactivity. it looks to me like w e'll get Some governors are partic­ our tall* beat in N ovem ber." 2. The non-Goldwater gov­ ularly upset that Kansas Gov. ernor*, a majority by 13 to 3, John Anderson, 1964 chairman oeiieve further that to nom­ of the National G overnori’ inate Goldwater would be to Conference, was kept o ff his place the party in the hands state's convention delegation of "unrealistic" arch-conser­ because be refused to plump vatives — here-acd-there ex­ for Goldwater. He want* a tremist*—who would assure moderate choice. Since most of these men fig­ Republican defeats at presi­ dential and governorship le­ ure Goldwater may win Cali­ vel* for the next two decades. fornia and thereby become Another troubled governor virtually unstoppable in July, their mood la unmistakably speaks: “ It strikei me they (the dark. One governor even talk* arch-conservatives) may be of skipping the San Francisco iesa interested in winning an convention altogether. Yet their hopes of halting election than in possessing the Goldwater are not entirely wreckage.” 3. These same leader* were dead. Some think the begin­ severely annoyed at what nings of a moderate coalition they regard as harsh, rough­ may be put together at the na­ shod practice* by Goldwater tional governor*' meeting in force* pressing for convention Cleveland, which begin* four delegate* in state after state. days after tha big California " I know tha name of this primary. 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Throughout Die summer the association will lx* competing with top notch swim teams in Central Florida. Jim Dunning lias nine hun­ gry mouths to {ceil and lie’s made * private promise to give them *11 a taste of some World Series melon. The 32-ycar-old side-arming atringboan, who provides the groceries for seven kids os well as for himself and his wife, narrowly missed the second no-tiftcr of his career Monday night hut still pitched the Philadelphia Phillies hack Into first place. Umining gave up only one hit, a filth inning single by Jim Wynn, as lie handcuffed the Houston Colts, 4-0, for ins fifth victory compared with only one defeat. "Y ou might say I ’ve been ’ around the block’ in tins ga m e," grinned the six-footthree, 182-pound nght-handcr. ••I’ ve been In alx All-Star games, had a 20 game season, pitched a no-hitter and even was with a second place club, llut I ’ve never been in a World Series. •T promised myself I ’d be In one before I ’m through." llelylng chiefly on fast balls and sliders, Dunning struck out five and didn't walk a man Monday night. The only other Houston baserunner besides Wynn was N el­ lie Fox, hit by a pitch in the first inning. Manager Gene Matich of the Phils, who took in the game from a grandstand scat where he was sitting out a two-day suspension for a runin with umpire Lee Wcyer, eaw his team nick Ken John­ son for a run on three singles In the fourth and add two more runs in tho filth on Itichio Allen's double, a sin­ gle by John Collison and an­ other double by Tony Gonza­ lez, who also doubled home a final run in tho seventh. Only two other games were played in the Nalionul League and boUi ended with the same score. Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 4-2, and New York ended a string of 31 scoreless innings with a 4-2 victory over tlic Giants. In the only American l e a ­ gue game scheduled, Detroit rallied for three runs in the ninth inning to topple Wash­ ington, 7-0. Legal Notice lw T h o l « u r « o r Ju d gr, Si-nitnol* l u u n l l . Idn. In 1 ‘ riibwt*. l a r n U i l « l « *»f E l t M A f. l*F l> E IQ B Il Ta All CeerlH mw an.l I' rr. u n * lln tliiK t'laliaa o r Aa nlnat ' “ Id i: «r w lrt V,iu and I»rinowile each uf ynu * r' h*r *t ix siut 1f Itoil amt rmiulrul In p m e n t any claim * *nd du­ n li n d* which you, or e lih r r o f you, may have *fc*lri*1 l |l° -** t a la o f BUM A I. I ’ S'LI ; lii l: lt. decaapf-d, tala o f paid County, to t lie County Jinlao o f Suntnola County. 1*I o r l il a, nt t»lp o f f l c a In ttie court hour® of asld County at Sanford. F l o r ­ ida, a itliIn p ix ralt ndiir Incntha f ro m tho tlnia o f Ilia flrat pule llc a tll ........ . till* nollrc. T w o eoiiloa of each claim or demand ■hall Ij» In w rllln n . »n.| ali.iII alula the place o f rwaldwweu and poat oft lco addreae o f the claimant, and eliall lie sworn to liy, the claimant, Ida au-nt. o r atto rn e y and accompanied by a f ll ln a fea o f on# dollar and am-ii claim or demand not so filed aliall he void. Donald M ay er A i ax a cu lo r o f ilia I - * » l W i l l and T e a la m e n l o f F r m a I. F f le la e r . deceaeed W I N D S ' I t W E E D l- B , II A I N IIS A WAItl) S i t l*ark Avanue. South W i n t e r Dark. ST rlda I ’ uMlph: A p ril 31, .Slav L. 13. IK. IK«* CIIT-TS RECEIVING CREDIT FOR “ RAM RODDING” tho project to light tho South Seminolo Little Longue park nt Casselberry for niifht piny ia C. L. Cooper (center) nml his wife Anti. Cooper wna presented with nn attrac­ tive desk set by leaguo president, Bill Livingston, during: opening cere­ monies Inst Snturdny night. Cooper is tho loop's vice president. Major Leagues South Seminole Loop Schedule !s Announced Ity Jans C.-uvelbcrry Tho schedule of night games to Ih> played thus week at the South Seminole Little j Id-ague field in Casselberry has liven announced. Two I garnet will be played each night. Tuesday— Senior League: Altamonte plays North Or­ lando at fi p. tit. and Hear Lake tangles with Sunland at 8 p. m. Wednesday— Little League: Lake Mary meets North Or­ lando at <i p. m. and Alta­ monte Senators take on Suntand at 8 ]>. in. Thursday— Senior League: Casselberry plays Longwood. (1 p. m., and Hear Lake meets North Orlando, 8 p. m. Friday— Little lea gu e: A l­ tamonte Twins entertain Dear Lake, C p. in. and Cas­ selberry balfles North Or­ lando, B p. m. Saturday— Little lea gu e: Lake Mary plays Sunland. 2 p. m. Ixmgwood meets Atalmontc Senators at 4 p. m.; Senior leagu e: Casselberry meets Altamonte, ft p. m I/ingwood plays Sunland, 8 p. m. D E F IN IT IO N L O U IS V IL L E , Ky. (U I ’ D — A "ra il lu gger" is n rare horse that likes lo run close to l lie mil Legal Notice n c i B T im ji > \ m i ; N O T H ' 13 Itf Klvrn tliut I urn •nunft'iU In i t F**rn Park* fcfi'nitrn»l« ro ii n * I y, FlorlfIft« uniter t lie f i d lUcim nrirui* of, P * r n 1'iirk I ’ lmtti, a rut that I lut^nil t n rryilutrr Halil riniiii w it h I tin i l ' f k nf i lt«* i.'lrciitt f 'o iiri. I’m*m l*i »»!•* County. KJorliSit. In i»« * ..Miam i’ w ith th® uruvlulon* «>f tin’ F I * tltiotm N a m e HtaHit**!*, Sri Hun hCl .oa r io r lilA Statutes !»!? . F Vat - K. J, Blnor m alter PuMIfth: Ap ri l .Mny r», 12. \9. lt*C| 4*1>T-94 i n ru m i m m m i; N O T IC E IH h rre b y « l v » n that I urn c n i a g r i l tn butln**** ft? Chuluotft, Hemlnol* c-ninty, iimlf-r the fictitious turn* of, Hook T r a c e re. nn t that 1 lute ml tn r#K**trr e-ii-l rift mi e with the C le rk t<t the Circ uit Court* JBamino I* Coun ­ ty. F lo r id * . In nccnrdanr* with the pro vis io n* o f the Fictit ious Nsn>** Hlatuteft, t o - w it : .Uirtlon I f j U3 F l o r i d * 8tatutr>ft l$ST, HI*; d e o r ^ ln e J. M l c k l r f Publish May 12, 19, 2« & June It) Jiilin A. SptiNki with n fitiQ until Sophie un­ Here's n tinmiy. 1 hope it cut ked games o f 2oti, plus a brighten* your day a* much 227 to finish with n strong series. Congratulation* ns it did for me when Mary Mhl Aim William* handed me this to Sophie and Jim, Also, words o f praise should gnu. A liu'bntitl was o vciheard he heaped onto tho shoulders to remark, "M y w ife is much o f llhr, Fox, I ’entcrost, F iv­ lietler nt buwllng than at er, Kiirclnnd, and Harris of gulf. Shu bowled all after- Lake Monroe Inn for captur­ noon nrni didn't lose u single ing Die pennant in tho City 1-cogue. A fter being thu ball." llut it's not just Die women ‘ bridesmaids’ a number of who drive 'em out o f bounds. seasons, the fellahs finally There's a certain lake out at garnered the honor which M ayfair that must Imvo 10,- rightly belongs to Diem. llcfore it slips nnr mind, 000 little white pills in it. I get just os nervous Charlotte Russell — Secre­ wlu-n it come* to hitting one tary o f W ilion-M oier Women's over water as bowlers do Scratch League asks tliut we when they try to get a strike mention she's in nerd o f one uii the red or green pin deal. more bowler for Dlls league. Oh well, let's get on with The gal should lie averaging mound the 12fi — Lit) mark. those scan?, V"V., J-fcs? On this same league, this I'M bctcha he doesn’ t talk nhuut his last game In tho is the way the wood fell this past Tuesday. The high ser­ All Star League! ies went to Clnudellu llehQuiet Conscience! Quiet! In the City League Wed­ rens with a 541 which includ­ nesday, there was a flurry ed a 203 scratch game Doris of strikes liy Jimmy Valen­ Schautteet w-nsn't too many tine of S w i e i i e y ’s liar. And pins behind with a f.01/210 Linking hark at that state­ single. Saturday, May noth nl noon, ment, I ’m certain that flurry (Memorial Day) doesn’t adequately describe we’re making progress with our plans for the S i’ E C IA I. his ’ bombing’. Jim started with six strikrs F A R I T for Die Junior Rowl­ in a row, fallowed with an ing League. This ’shing* is open for eight pin bit and a spare, plus four tn.mo strikes to fin ­ present league member* and ish with a Gigantic 277 Rinse who are planning on Scratch Game! Congratula­ joining our summer league. tions, Jim! (1 could Just r r y !) Ineidi-ntnlly, the summer lon­ You see up to Dint time gue for tliese kids will lio llu-rc was a certain ‘char­ started the second week in acter’ wliu was high with a Juno, Ths important part o f this 26S gume nml then this V al­ entine guy humps me out of party la that it's *11 FOR FREE FOR TD K KIDS. FarDio roost! I guess that’s what I get ents who’d like to may come for teasing Etta Durmnn in out and Join in the fun. Johnny W right was literal­ the Hi Nooncr’s la-ague of Wednesday afternoon. Etta ly 'burning 'em In' during the had hern carrying Die award Single* Classic Ig-ague Mon­ right up tn Die end o f their day night. He started with a schedule, ton and then she 1!>2, followed it with a 217 lo - 1 it tn Sophie Woodson of and then rxploded to the tune o f 240 and finished with the Dellnry Debt team. Etta had aeries wrapped-up a 211 for an 800 aeries. A t- liy United Press International AM ERIC AN LEAG UE Team 4V 1. P e t GB Chicago 13 D .823 New York Iff 10 .613 Cleveland 16 il .503 W Baltimore 17 12 .386 la Minnesota 16 14 .533 2 Detroit 14 13 .483 sia Ixv* A n 'Iw 13 18 .419 314 12 17 .414 sis Boston Wash'ton 14 20 .412 6 Kan. City 11 1H .379 til a Munday'a Result! Detroit T Washington 0 Only game scheduled Wednesday's Gaines Minnesota at New York Detroit at Washington, ( n) Kansas City at Haltiinorc tn) Los Angele* at Boston (n ) Only games scheduled N A T IO N A L LEAG UE Team 4V L Pel. G il Phlladepta 18 10 .643 Kan Fran. 19 it 633 St. I»u i* 19 13 .504 1 Pittsburgh 17 14 .548 214 Cincinnati 16 14 .533 3 Mllwa ukec 16 15 ,516 314 l.oi An’lea 14 19 .424 014 Houston .412 7 14 20 Chicago II 16 .407 014 .313 10 New York 10 22 .Monday's ItraulU New York 4 Kan Francisco 2 Philadelphia 4 Houston 0 Pittsburgh 4 Ixn Angelc* 3 Duly games scheduled Wednesday's Gann'S Pittsburgh at Houston (n ) Milwaukee at Cincinnati tn ) Chicago at St. Louli (n ) New Yurk at Ixu Angeles (n ) Philadelphia at Kan Fran. ter picking up the four game points, plus nil o f his utlii-r Petersen Points, this more than ever stamps Johnny as tho ultimate champ o f this respected league 1' h i a coming Wednesday night should tell Dip tale of Die Wtnnah for the three-man All Stars scratch Irngun. Now, Rob’s Restaurant I* resting in the number one slot with only one mure win out of (he three remaining games to clinch the title. A reminder Hint the All Star League will howl at 6:31) p.m. which would allow us nmple time to get tn Lake Monroe Imi for the City Lea­ gue Banquet at 8:30. Ixiok for a complete sched­ ule for different tournaments on a dully basis starting at Jet Lanes Diis coming wr«-k. Legion Tryouts Are Scheduled Saturday Tryouts for till* A N O TH E R T R O PH Y FOR OVIEDO’S Jim Courier is presented to the versatile Lion nthlete by Juntos Colbert, nasistunt to the president of A. Dudit and Sons, The Oviedo firm awarded tiie trophy for beitiR mimed the most valuable player on the school's baseball team. Navy, First Federal Win LL Engagements 'H i* N avy nine o f Die City Recreation Department's Lit­ tle American League won its eighth consecutive contest Monday afternoon by defeat­ ing Perfection Dairy, 16 to 2. The Sailor* are slowly pull­ ing away from tho park. Wal­ ler Jorden humored twice for t!ie Navy anti lie now lead* tlw loop with five for Die sea­ son. Freddie Turman also got his second hoinor. First Federal had their hand* full but finally pulled out a 14 lo 8 victory over Standard Oil in the Little N a­ tional. Klngsw*ood captured the first half title In the Men's Slo-Pitch Softball Ix>ague by 1testing Robb's Construction 13 to 4 Monday night. Danny l nderwood tilt his third hom­ er of Die season and Don Harvey had a perfect night, four for four. McRaney slap­ ped USO with their 12 straight loss. The Painters won, 14 to 4 The second hslf o f the Jun­ ior Hoys' leagu e got under way Monday with CPO anti Civitan racking up wins. Ctvit.in whipped Kiwanis 0 to 8 in the afternoon tilt, scoring the winning run in tho final frame. CPO graht>ed a 6 0 lead during Die lirst two frames and went on to win, 6 3. Mik* Stubblns. with two doubles, paced CPO while Danny l/ce copped his fourth mound victory. summer’s nine. The local aklpper said the chib will probably open its schedule at Ocala with a night tilt on June 5. He is cxpeeling _tn _ open hli. home slate tiie following night here against I’alatka. The club will be competing in tiie Sixth Dis­ trict which will be comprised of luu Orlando team* plus nines from Kustis, Umatilla and possibly Apopka, in addi­ tion to Sanford. American L e g i o n baseball leant, a chib which will rep. resent Seminole County, will tie held Saturday at Sanford's Memorial Stadium.--------- — j | Manager F r a n k Thomas anil b i assistant, J. B. Kuy­ kendall, said that boys 16 through 18 wlio are residents of Seminole County will be eligible to competo for posi­ tions on the squad. Both Thomas and Kuyken­ dall arc retired Navy person­ nel and are employed at the Sanfonl Post Office. Thomas said today that he anticipates * top club this season, particularly since he will have a pitching staff composed of Donnie Smith of Lyman High, the Greyhounds' ace hurter; the sensational mmmdiman f r o m Oviedo, Jimmy Courier, and both Ed Fitzgerald and Ilick Sires, Seminole High's t w o top pitchers. In addition, Thomas anticipates four or perhaps live other stars from Die championship Oviedo High I---------------------------------------- 1 WE'M FEATURING THE K gd ftk World’s Fair Picture-Taking Wieboldt’s CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K A V E . SC0TTS LAWN CARE T U R F GUILDER PROTEIN Turf HuildlnK Grass Fertilizer With Patented Trlnnlzed Ito m lin g S a tis fy Builder *"*' <•#«* * view I ronus For St. Augustine Lawns. 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VI So, it you went to be ahit with the missel, see your Dodgr Dealer. But hurry, there ere hound to be mtny ether tetles with the same idea, Dodge Dart iA CHRYSLER IMSMfli UtfBMUBA SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 W. FIR S T STREET’ — ■ " “ THE > 0 * HOPE »H0W“. NBC-TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL U8TIW6. S AN FO R D , ■— - - ■ FLA �•St WniTarl Pnpre 8 — Mny 19, 1964 Wfnrtl Gam m a O m ega Chapter Has Installation O f N e w Officers H i* Gamma Omega Chap­ ter o f Epiilon Sigma Alpha m et Tuesday evening at the home o f Kathy (M r». Tote) Bukur. the Robert Meyer Motor Inn I the Cookbooks are scheduled o f Orlando, Florida. 8everal|to arrive by M ay 18. members w ill attend the con­ vention during M ay 22-24. Druce, Dixie (Mrs. Bud) I t was also reported that An Impresalve imtallatlon ceremony waa held fo r tho new officers, who are, Prea_ ld-nt, .K ath y (M rs.—Henry). Tooke; Vice President, Kathy Bukur; Recording Secretary, June (M rs. James) Brody; Corresponding Secretary, Shir­ ley (Mrs. John) Higgins; Treasurer, Coyle (Mrs. M il­ ner) Osborne; Historian Parliamentarian, Linda (M re James) McKee; Educational Director, Claire (M rs. K irby) Fite, Jr. Following the Installation i f new offlcera the Jewel Pin Ceremony waa given to Joan­ na (Mrs. Buddy) Bass. Speeches were also made by the outgoing President, Mrs. Claire Fite, and by Sponsor Jimmie (Mrs. Jim ) Livings­ ton. The members aro looking forward to two special events this month. The first event is the Spring Banquet which was held at the Capri on May 10. A t this banquet The Girl o f The Year Award presentej to the outstand­ ing member. The second event w ill be the State Convention o f Epsilon Sigma Alpha at I Jennings, Pat (M rs. T erry) Smith, Nancy (M rs. E ll) White, Patsy (M rs. Gena) Estridge, and Janies (Mrs. j Ernest) Cowley. I Delectable froren m e l o n i nuts and candies prepared by the ladles of the Amcricsn punch was served from a silHome Department were o f­ ver punch bowl with Mrs. George Wells and Mra. Ralph fered from silver service. Lake Monroe K IN G 'S Over Roumlllat's D rag — Special — 110 Cold W ar# Complete Perm sweat ».0 0 Haircut * Set $1.00 $1.50 N s Apostateseat N et. Opsa fives By AppC Pk. 122-0668 Wekiwa Chapter DeBary D A R T o Linda Riggs Honored Guest Of A Sixth Birthday Party Sweeney’s fflk&tgaU, at Graduation Time . . . Dr. and Mra. Henry MeLaulln will depart Tuesday via Jet for New York, where they will attend the World's Fair and oilier caatern points of interest. Bcat the egg yolks and whites for an omelet separately and mis them Just before they arc poured into the skil­ let. A ir beaten into the m ix­ ture will give a light and puffy omelet. FRIGIDAIRE WEEK SPECIAL! H ub is o m " B e s t B u y " I of N a t io n a l^ F r ig id a ir e W e e k H u rry! Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine FRIGIDAIRE 30" com pact Ranga pots, pane. for a crowd ka Mg LEVI'S ,™ U U D U t H iU T KMS • Mass MM *179£ D enim i & Casuals Open F ri. N ights rational Q G. H. H IG H , A P P LIA N C ES im .K o 6 *M 0 iu H % MagaelL Pkoae P A M I M i BERKSHIRE fte n n e t i f ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Stockings $1.35 6 pair 9 "jjj^ luxurious solid color draperies at special savings! C IR C A ’* - “M O H AVE** HANDSOME TEX TU R E R E A D Y MADE D RAPERIES . . . . R E A D Y TO HANG A N D E X P E R T L Y T A IL O R E D ! 10M 86 • Cxchnive Radtaitabe B E A U TY SALO N Miss Cheryl Chandler, a third year student nurse at the University o f Florida, gave a most constructive message on the challenging and rewarding career which nursing offers. Dr. Thomas L. Largen de­ livered an inspiring address, stressing Uie shortage o f nurses and the urgent need for nurses. Approximately 40 guests at­ tended the banquet, including parents and special guests. failumhrntt! Mrs. If. E. Long, o f 2100 night, May 10, at the Lake Lako Drive, spent tho week- Visiting the World's F a ir ! Dress the feet comfortably. There are five miles of paved roads in the F air's 648 acres. Wear shoes that give good support, Uie Goodyear wom­ en's service bureau urges. worthwhile organization. The gift for a graduate • • • Personals PTO Monroe School for the election appreciation for their untiring efforts in the success o f this Enterprise meeting will be held Tuesday and installation of officers. Miss Kibbee, County Health Nurse, will speak on immuni­ sation and Inoculation for summer diseases. Refreshments will be serv­ ed after the meeting. Miss Barbara Ruprecht, fac­ ulty sponsor, were presented with sterling Revere bowls in @ Sanford Personals The Sherry Thrasher, secretary; J o y e e Bussell, treasurer; Dandle Wright, chaplain, and Gayle Scnkarik, historian. Senior girls of the organi­ zation r e c e i v i n g silver charms as gift tokens were Linds Adcock, Gall Coleman, Diane Lowery, Betty Pittard and Barbara Williford. Mrs. Thomas Largen, Med­ ical Auxiliary sponsor, and Meet Wednesday The tabic, overlaid with an T H E A M E R IC A N HOME D E P A R T M E N T o f tho Sanford Woman'll Club exquisite w h i t e Imported recently limited n membership tea at tho gracious homo o f Mrs. W. I* Chinese ehcer linen cloth, Kirk. Two o f tho hostesses assisting Mrs. Kirk wero from tho left, Mrs. hand embroidered In silk, was Donald Flamm, membership chairman, Mrs. W. It. Stringfield, general centered with a perfectly chairman, and Mrs. Kirk. lovely, unique arrangement of pink Phalanopsls orchids, combined with natural pink sweetheart roses and baby 64 ORCHID P L A N T S breath, tinted pink. Antique AT A silver candelabra held glow­ Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Durak end In Lake Alfred as the R E A L B A R G A IN ing pink tapera, and cheese of West Palm Beach spent the guest of her stepfather and J. C. B llN T K N balls, sandios, miniature mopast weekend with his par­ mother, M r. and Mrs. R. II. I.rmon Bluff rlnguri with cherry filling, ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Du­ Rudd. rak, of Garner Road. Tuesday Night The Para-Medical Club of The banquet tables were Seminole High School held its decorated with yellow carna­ annual banquet recently at tions with place cards de­ signed and created by Mary the Capri Restaurant. Abney. The club, form erly organ­ Following th e delicious ized as "Future Nurses," Is steak dinner, new officers in­ primarily concerned with stu­ stalled In an impressive can­ dents who are desirous in dlelight ceremony by presi­ following a medical career, dent, Jeanette Davidson, were and all interested students Mary Abney, president; A r­ are Invited to Join. lene Smith, vice president; The Pilot Club o f Sanford held its regular monthly bus­ iness meeting May 12 In the Caucus Room o f tho First N E W OFFICERS o f the Para-Medical Club installed recently at a ban­ Federal Savings and Loan As­ quet at the Capri were front row, left to right, Arlene Smith, vice presi­ sociation building. dent; Mary Abney, president and Sherry Thrasher, secretary. Back row The president, Miss Janet are Gayle Senkurik, historian; Dandle Wright, chaplain and Joyce RusSmith, presided. hcII, treasurtr. Mrs. LuRenc Ball, club chaplain, gave the invocation, followed by the pledge of a l­ WEBSTER'S legiance to the flag by club NEW WORLD members. DICTIONARY Mrs. Sue Stevenson intro­ e f tht Arm rtcm L m / m t* , duced Dianne Lipsey, a m em ­ CO L U O I EDITION ber o f the Anchor Club, who in turn, Introduced Dennis Approved and used in colleges I Austin Smith presiding, By Mrs. Clarence Snyder children enjoyed a birthday Approximately 50 guests Brown, Anchor Club Admiral. and universities throughout Linda Riggs, daughter of cake with ice cream and The Wekiwa Chapter of the United States and Canada. called during the delightful Mias Lipsey Invited the Pilot Mr. and Mrs. Marvin niggs, punch. Club to a barbecue to be g iv­ DAR, DeBary, will meet at |afternoon tea hour. 4> Provides mors information recently celebrated her sixth en in their honor May 23 at the home o f Mrs. Elmer Those attending were Judy about words than any othef birthday with a party at her tho home of Sharon Jackson Crumbachcr, 221 DeBary Dr., PettLs, Terry and Tina N et­ college dictionary, home. Wednesday, May 20. at 2 p.m. in Lake Mary. SS.7S plain. S6.7S thumb-indexed, Gatnci were played and the tles, Diane and Danna Rich­ Officers for the 1064-85 year An Invitation was read from ardson, Carol Ann Pickles, (lie Federation o f Women's will be Installed by Mrs. P e­ Tam m y Holland, Ross Pell, Clubs to have a representa­ ter Myhre of DeBary. Jay Osteen, Daniel Pell and tive attend a luncheon at the 118 Magnolia 322-1246 Robert Hirt Jr. Hamilton House May 28. Mra. Hazel Field will represent the Pilot Club. Committee reports w e r e heard, after which the presi­ Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson dent gave a detailed report on tlie District Convention which of Tampa arc visiting Miss was recently held In Ft. Lau­ Doris Faber this week. derdale. Mr. and Mrs. Itobcrt Allen Tho next meeting will be I)cl,and were Sunday May 28 at the Civic Center at of which tim e Installation o f Uie guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L IN D A RIGGS |Sellers. new officers will be held. The reception moms wero adorned with lovely arrange­ ments of assorted flowers. Eiects Officers Installation And Annual Banquet Mrs. Frank Washburn was guest of honor at a stork shower held recently at the home of Mrs. W. L. Roche on Catalina Drive. Co-hostess with Mrs. Roche was Mrs. Walter Stone. Games and contests were played in which the winner was Mrs. Earl Evsns. The honorce received many lovely gifts. They were pre­ sented to her in a largo blue clothes basket decorated with pink crepe paper and twin baby dolls. TT*e refreshment table was covered with a handmade lace cloth. T h » focal point of the flower arrangement was an antique by-lo baby. Tho hostesses served cake, candles, null and punch. Gucita present were Mrs. O. D. Landrcss, Mrs. R. V. Fuller, Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. Betty llannum, Mrs. R. A. Futrell, Mrs. It. C. Long, Mrs. Mary E. Jameson, Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. Brodio W il­ liams, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. Oscar T . Pearson, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. and Mrs. Washburn. N E W L Y IN S T A L L E D OFFICERS o f Gnmmn Omega Chapter o f Epsilon Sigma Alphn aro left to right, Mrs. Milner Onborne, IrcnHiirer; Mrs. Henry Tooke, president; Mrs. James Rrodie, recording secretary and Mrs. Pete Hukur, vice president. Mrs. John Higgins, corresponding secretary is not shown. Hosts Delightful Membership Tea L. Monroe P T O Para-M edical Club Holds Officer Th e Pilot Club Announces Events Forthcoming Womans American Home Department The fsshlonable Summerlin Avenue home of Mrs. William L. (J e ri) Kirk was tho seen© of a membership tea rcccnlly hosted by the American Homo Department of Tho Sanford Woman's Club. Hostesses fur the elaborate affair were the Mmes. Don­ ald Flomm, A. L. Roberts, W. It. StrlneflcH, Wade Shealy, DeWit Mathews, A. C. MeReynolds, C. P. Harkey, W. L. Merritt, W. A. Thomas, Howard If. Hodges, M. E. Smith, Ralph Austin Smith, Douglas Stcnstroin, Irving Pryor, A. W. Woodall, Rich­ ard Glceson and Gcorgo Wells. Greeting the guests at tho door and introducing them to the new Woman's Club presi­ dent, Mrs. W. L. Merritt, were Mrs. W. R. Strlngfleld, general chairman o f t h * American Homo Department, and Mrs. DeWit Mathewa. Mrs. Washburn Guest O f Honor A t Shower 5 PR. SINGLE WIDTH ■W PR. DOUBLE WIDTH 'P R . TR IPLE WIDTH 63 63" or 00- 63- or 00" LENGTH LENGTH or 00 LENGTH COLORS: WHITE, GOLD GREEN. NUTMEG SO RICH AND W EIGHTY — ADDS BEAUTY A N D GRACE TO A N Y BOOM PE N N E Y‘8 HAS COMPLETE ASSORTMENT DRAPERY HARDWARE • Opta Friday Evtalaga Y o a r Authorised Frig Ms Ira Dealer I T H W . F irst 8C lan iard. Fla. Pfc. ss2-6fSS * Accredited Chary# Accounts Welcomed �(Dstan CUbby • D EAR A B B Y : I w rit* with compuliion tonight. I can no longer contain niy priile In my town, tny state, my nation. Where do I •tart 7 I have teen people who have lout dear one*. Teople who hava to il only tome o f their worldly pon* tensions, and people who hare lost everything. But no backs are bowed. Tha co-operation and orgsniiation it astounding! From teenagers who offer to be* b y -s it for their neighliori to that they may salvage what they ran from their wreckid hornet, to engineers and s u r v e y c re w s already work­ ing to rebuild. Restoration of itnnsportatlon, mall serv­ ice, w a t e r , newt papers, power, hat begun, and even the comer grocery etore la swept up, mopped up, and aonietimca propped up, but open for business. What a heroic job our radio hams did, working night and day to relay messagea to loved ones. And the American Red Cross! And the gen­ erosity of our sister states! I could go on and on. Let no man say that w * are ■soft." that we Americana are weak. I linvo seen our strength and I am over­ whelmed. A I ’ HOL'D A L A S K A N • • • DEAR A DRY: This is for ths cocktail waitress who complained because she had to wear a abort, low-cut, aexy-looking unifonn on her job: A decent girl wouldn't go out in public that way. Girls who show o ff their bodies in the line o f duty, such as strippers and mod­ els, huvo no shtime or mod­ esty, and wuuld just us soon stand nuked in a de­ partment stora window as any “ How do you d o ?" Legal Notice By: Sandra t Johnson D. ■. David TV. Had rick, " f tha firm o f HIRES, H E D R I C K A R iin iN BON fbS Pas t Church at rsat Orlando, Klorlda A t to r n e y * f o r Plain ti ff. P uh llih May t>. 1**S CDU-41 f ta rx RI DC- I M THI A I R Leal • k o w le e T sail is f « A l l >30 •Ipear*Fe *4,we4sl*” I'lua A I lOtta A s l y - A r.lsbal Aff air" sating from eighth grade In June and all the girls in my class are wearing white dresses. Mg older slater w ax How can you tell on short acquaintance whether or not another woman i* a gossip? Well, beware of such phrases as these: " I f you repeat tills to any­ Smoking A r»a one. don't d a re say I told " I feel » y o u !" you know " P r o m i s e you won't tell this to a soul Dccause it was told ' Tbetie may not bo a word (o me in the strictest confi­ of truth m K, but every on* is dence." saying that. . D E A R A B B Y : "You advised that short • sklrtedcocktall waitress who com­ plained about hsr hours and the men custoinara making passea at hsr to get a Job with shorter hours and longer skirts. hTat is easier said than done. Six yaara ago my husband walked out and l« ft ma with five chil­ dren under ten y e a n o f aga. I had never worked a day In my 11/s and was trained for nothing. I took • job a* a short-skirted cocktail waitress. It wasn't easy, but it beat charity. I hava been able to support my family and provide in­ surance for their future ed­ ucations. If mtn customers get rough, I tell them in a nlee way that I have five children to support and a scene could cost me my Job. They never give me any trouble after tint, I work fiv e days a week from T p. m. until 2 a. m. and taka home about $lf>0 a weak. I am a ETA president, Cub Scout den mother, blood donor and a one-day-a-week hospital voluntar. I am a l­ so— A SH O RT-SKIRTED W A ITR E S S D E AR G IR L G R AD U ­ A T E : Wear the dress, hon­ ey, and don't give it a sec­ ond thought. It ia the way a person wears a garment that makes it lovely. And chances are, not one person will remember having seen it before. • • • D EAR A B B Y : If those yokels who accuse you of using an old pictura with your column had any sruse they could «ee lltut you hava a 1904 hair ityle! Sincerely, • SMI TIE IN MILL VALLEY • • Get It o ff your chral. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to AB B Y, Box .1305, Beverly Hills, Calif., 1*0212. Enclose a stamped, self-nddrvxsed envelope. • e • Hals to write letters? Send one dollar to A llitY , Hoc 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., 00212, for Abby’s new booklet, "H O W TO W R I T E LE TTE R S FOR A L L OCCASIONS." D E AR SHORT - S K IR T ­ ED: You are also a fa r­ sighted woman. 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(9* Cftrleun* 9 23 (Cl ItUQipH Uoom 19:00 (3) ftJay W h in (4) N* wir (1) bpAnl*b 10:21 (2 N a v a \Vh#A . 0: SO ( 2 ) fifty <1 1 L o t t Lucy (0 ) Uric© t« Itlicht 11:04 <2 > CuncftnirAiion l l ) McCoy* <t) Uric* la TCtht I I : ! * (2) Mli'vlr k Lhtka Legal Notice 1:00 ( f i Ftirhelor r a t b t r nil Prftfmfeir Bride f >I S e n t W t * t h t r 1:1! f r i P o e m 1:!<■* ( i \ A t T b t W o rld T u ra e ( f » ,N|wi 12) K c l e a e t ( ! ) Carioone 2:00 '6« P n i V A r i 1 Ann L e t t M*k# A Dral 2.30 i d l i«*ub* Tar ty 1 ?» !»ay In Court 15) The P e c to r e 1:09 i « » T e T el! the T r u U ( D General Hospital (2 ) Lore tta T o a t f 1:11 1 C) .Neva 1 10 41) You P o n t fCdlarl I D lldtti o f M e hi ( I ) 'Quits T o r A Hay I , Of ( ? ) Match Garni ( I ) P#<*rtt Storm ( » ) TraiimtAter C; l l 121 N m * 6:10 * :> Huf * ar>t1 AU ia 1C) IJfirJ# l i » 9 (2 ) (9) 1:19 C l (I) W ill Dial of Grouch© Hourbon h t r ie t H i t t No we Laave Tt T i D ia a e r Legal Notice in : r im i it cm h t o r N I N T H J l D l r l A l . C1II- t iu TIII3 1 P I T IN A N D F illt S K A t l M I L R C H I NTT, ri.O IIID A . IN r i l ANCH RV NO. K o t a JIM M IE u a t. i. i: Plaintiff • Vft CLARA ALLEN p orin tin l. m it k r nr tl it A T tn : o r n .o iiiD i. n n r .r r m iii TO* C L A R A A fatal'N Reiililin et Kfid ftddr#** unk now m T O If A I I K H K I t R I l T N O T !F I I5P thftt suit f«*r d ITore# hft« b i i n f ’ l i <1 fttftlriftt you In tb * Circuit Court o f ill# Nlnili Ju dlo Ul Circuit. In nod fop tit 1ti i#I« C o u n t ) , Florida. Chancery No HuJSf, whcrolu jlm m i l Ai.iaK v in piftinurr anti C L A R A ALL I7 N Ift D t f i n i l *nt. You ftfft hereby required to fllft your ftnitr #r and/or othtrw lie rliftd !fi areordftnee with til© U v ftrtlh tha Clftrh of (he i bo v# e m it ltd Cour t an4 to » # rv * a ©opv of »atn# it |i t*q K r a n k A . T a Jr 1«* r, A t !.©r * li ey f o r I'la (n llff, 2!*) North MjitfooUft A i if i lift. Or IIan do, Florid a, ©n or b tf or e tha l l h day e f i u n i , A T* 1?46 Othervr|*« a [ I f i c r ii Fro i ’ lin U M o w til h i a rife red ugalrtftt you fur ysiup fnitiirft ie* no ftftrvw and Ml# y iit ir At)pw«r n o d ' or cither dtfftHftea, • « requlrftd by law. W I T N E S S my hand and th# nfflulftl ftftftl o f l i i d Court In Hanford, County o f Htmlnolf, dtfttft o f Flnftdft, Uil* Ith day o f May. A. 1» 19M (S C A D Arthur II. R i r k w t l h . Jr., C lt r k of th* Circuit Court H y: II art ha T» VI h Itn, DC. Frank A. T a y lo r 120 North 11a pn nil a Avanuft CcrlamJo, F l o r i d a A t t o r n * ) f o r Gift r t a l n l l f f Rub ih May 11. 11, 21, A Juna IN T H E r u i n I T r u t H T US* th e n in t h j id iu a i. m ii v t h i s ( - i n c u r c o i n r o r C F I T n r a n d r u n s e r i n i i i .I'. THIS N I N T H Jl 11111*1. I IM- I III M ) . I ’ M I I I I D A. l l IT OF I'l.OII 11) A, IN AND ro ll AKMINOI.I*. M i l N T t . I ' l l A N I'I IIIV Nil. I 1 I M C IT V H AVIM M II.AVK UK FI.OH III A. IN C I I A N C K I I V . P I T T B F IE L D , I'll AU IIK V VII. 13*7*. No. I Rl*>l P la tn U ff . F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L . M O R T ­ b o c i e t v for s av in g s , a G A G E AS S OCIA TI ON, a C o r ­ Connecticut corporation. R O H E R T D CO CHR AN , » t ux. poration, P la in tif f. Dvfrndants. P la in t if f, Tl. N O T IC E o r M ' l T L E E R, rO NF.n and ROBE E vc T i l l ttlihrri D. Cochran anA CLAR ENCE r S T E V E N S and Du n e s , fala wife, .Mtldrrfl Cochran pefrrnlanla. DONNA J. S TE VE NS , his wlfs, Anri to all p a r t i i . h av ti .* or NOT H K OK VI I T Defer:-lanl*. cla im in g to h a i r » n v ritrlit. TO: I, E E R. D O M H and vuTtrR n r f o r e c l o s i b r tltl*. or ln t » r » * t In tha r r o RONE C. p nN EB. fall w if e BALE party haraln da-rrlt,aft gets D lid a le N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O I V V ill i ARE baraby nnttft.A l.oulavllla, K an iucky EN pursuant to a Pina l ReTOI! A N D EAC H OK TOI! that * Complaint to f o r a r l. . . . ersa o f Fo rs clo tura datad tha A I I E l l E H E n v N O T I F I E D that a rn o rtn a *. eBeumbarln* lha ISth day o f May. A. P , m i . a suit has been hrouuhi aaalnvt fo ll - n l n * raal bro|i«rty: and sntarsd In Chanrary Caas you by S O C IE T T F u l l H A V . l o t at . Oakland llllla, aeNo. 11171 o f tha Circuit Court INGN, a C o n n e d le u t corpo ra ro r J In * to th » plat that*o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit tlnn. P la in tiff, to forec lo se a of a . raeor la.l In Plat Bonk In and for Btmlnola County, certain M o r t * a * a more par tic ­ t l , p a** a I I a-cl I I , Pub llr Florida, wharatn r a d a rs ] N a ­ ularly described In tha Co m ­ ItaoorAa o? Bamlnota Countional M o r t g a g e Aaaoclatloa. a plaint filed In this suit, which IV. Florlita corporation n r * a n lt » d undar M<irl*a*a encumbers the f o l ­ hat baan f l i rt against you In an Act o f Conarsas and salat- l o w in g ileacrlhed pr ope rly, s i t ­ tha ahova-atylad a i l ! and yuli I n * pursuant to tha K * d * r , t uate In Nrmlniila County, F l o r ­ arc rauulrad to aarva a ropy National M o r t * a * a Aaai>elation ida, t o - w lt : of your A n w a r to tha Co m ­ Ch ar ier Act, h a v ln * Its prin­ l.nt I I . Block Id. II E F T - plaint on tha P la ln tlf T a atcipal off lo a In tha Cit y o f LER IKIMEB ORIGAN l in lornaya. van dan lia r * 6 Day. Washington, District o f C o l ­ S E C T IO N ONE, ac c ordin g Poat D ffi ra Rea H o t, Orlando. umbia, la tha P l a l n l l f f, and to plat there of recorded In Florida, and to flla tha orlClarsnes F. Btsvsna end Do n­ Plat Kook 13, r a g e a A aryt alnnl o f aurh A r v w r r with lit# *. I'ubllit Racnrdx o f Hem- Clark of lha atoraaald • IreuIA na J. Btavani, bla wlfs. era Inula County, Klorlda. tha Dafsndanta, I w ill asll to Court on or bsfors tha Sth ths hl*hsa t and bait bidder and f o r other relief, and you day o f Juna. 1MI. I f you fall 2 1964. f o r cash at tha Fro nt Door o f are required to file yo ur A n s ­ to do so, a d a e r l t pro contavao CDt f i l tha esmtnola C o u a ty Court- w e r to said Complaint wit h tha will ha takan a t a i n i t you f"T nf tha above styled tha ratlsf dtmandad In llis hsuas ta tha C it y o f Sanford. Clerk County at Bsmlnola. s ta te o f Court and te s erv e a copy Complaint Flo rid a, at 11 A. M an tho th ere of on P la in t if f' s A t t o r ­ T his N o llr a ahatt ha publlahRONEN RE RQ, ROUEN17th day o f May, 1M1. tha f o l ­ neys. ad onra a v n k tor four r o t l o w i n g doscrlbad p ro p s rly aa R E IK I A R E IB M A K . |C"J Aina- •aeutlva waaka In T ha Banford ast forth ta aatd Fin al Psora s ley Bulldln*. Miami 17. F l o r ­ Harald ida, not later than the j&th day to.w it-: Datad H ill It h dap a f Stay. o f May, l>d(. In def au lt o f I.M 94. Banland Cotatoa. which la id Complaint w ill bs 1SAI. F ir s t Addition, a auhdlvl- taken *■ eenfeseed by you. (B E A D alon a c c o r d ln * to tha plat Arthur H B a rk w ltk Jr DAT E D , et Sanford. Florida. th ara sf rtcordad In Plat Oita l i r a day e f April, 1111. Clark o f tha c lro u lt Court Rook I I , P a * a a 17 and 61 ( B E A U By: Martha T. VI Man Daputy Clark o f tho Public Records of Ar th u r H. Beckwith. Jr. t-emlnole County, Florida Clark o f ih * Circuit Court van dan Ba r* A Day Poat O f f l r * Una I |6 1 T o g e t h e r w ith tho follow In* B y Martha T. Vlhten Itama o f pr ope rty which ar t Orlando, Florida Depu ty Clerk located In and perman ently In ­ Fuhtleh: Apr!) It , Publish May t l , '.I. I I . A Juna stalled OB a part s f tha I m ­ May I. t l . I I , 1111 i. m i . p ro v e m e n t ! on said land: C D U -II C D T -II Ona O E Ovan ( E l a r ) , M o ­ dal No. J D K V 1 W H . Ser­ ial No. C V S ! t i l l One OB Surfaea TTnlt ( E l e c ) , Model No. JP T d V lW H , Bertel No. P U t l A l t t One OE Hot W a t e r Heater (E ls e ), Model Na. I I I T R Q •04)4*44, Serial Ns. 1TUiv th e c m cp iT cornT. A I \TII J I'H K T A I. C IR f'I'IT UP 1*1,011111 A IN ANU P O R a l l M I . M i l . 13 I IIP V TV. Camping, hiking, or jtm lounging on a lawn chtir-becr brings to lech juft the right touch o f extra good living. bb af daallny When the results o f today’s HORTH IB hand are tabulated tn the ft 10794 Cliarlty Challenge Cup com­ VQJIII petition, almost anything is ft Non* ftAKJ ■ likely to have happened. (In ­ WEST EAST cidentally, If any ot you read­ ft 9 ft A K J 9 3 1 ers are Interested tn entering ftK IO lO the IMS competition the honor­ f t A 9 9 ♦ QJ93I ft B ary organlrcr tt J1U GnttE ♦ 9011 ftt Her addrea* iB 33 TalUser Hd , t o m (D> London It'll, England.) ft Q t The hand was first played ft Nona ♦ A K 10*74 1 In Manila between a local f t Q 10 7 9 team and a team of touring Both vulntrsbls British experts. 9®aU W *et N a r t h Fa st Curiously, the bidding and t ♦ Pass 1 ft J ft play went the same at both 1 ft Dbla Pas* p *w tables. West opened his sin­ Pas* gleton spade. East cashed tlie Opening land— new and king and conlinucd j ed with the nine of trumps and with a small spade. South m (f- 1both West players overruffed. This gave the defense the ftrat three tricks, but they could only add one more, so that both declarers made three diamonds doubled. Really Inspired defense wiB beat the hand one brick. Went must discard a club on Due se­ cond spade and another club when South ruffs tn with the nine o f diamonds. Once he makfta these two plays there will be no way for declarer to keep the defense from get­ ting three trump tricks. lie will have plenty of way* to (ry to make his ontract, but they will all fail because ot tiie fact thut lie will have to play one trmnp in order to I get rid of East’s eishl spot. teleplione rom-ersation this morning. The first bit ot news was . . . " “ f don't like to believe the worst of anybody, but . . "Don't you know A N Y news at ail — about anybody we know?" " I can't wait to tell you about so-and-so. It's a long, ft• long s t o r y . " " I wouldn't tell thle to an­ other soul, but I know you won't repeat it." " I can’t tell you who (old me this, but it is someone who knows tlie Smiths intimately— and SHE said . . ." "I'm not one lo gossip about ' my neighbors, but " I certainly didn't intend to eavesdrop, but I couldn't help overhearing. Those are all phrases dear to the heart of a born gossip After all. a gossip has lo have some way of introducing her subject— and these phrase* are tlie ones most frequently u*od bj gossip* lo launch ■ choice tidbit. Legal Notice I k i h , ( narl , ( t h , t'nnntv Juriair, attalaol, llonati. s t m , • t Fltirlin. IN FRORJATB I , r# th. Kami* *,A TDt-A LITTLE adam b DscsssS. F I N A L NOTIIT3 Notlro I. h rm b y n lv r n that lha u m l« r .l *t ir d will, on tho 1,1 day o f Jun*. A. D. lS It, p r»i,o t tn th, H o n o r a b l, County Jud*o of Fsminolo County. Fl- rlda, h * r final r » lurn. arrnunt and vouch*ra. a, •Adnilnl.iratrlt o f tha Katala o f M V V nl.A L I T T L E ADA MS, d r r r a . r d and at ,ald tlm*. than and il-rra, lii.ik , application to tho aatd J u - l ( , for a final sslt t » m ,n t of hor ad m ln ls lritlo n r f tald Mth t» , and f o r an o r ­ der d ltrhar clna h , r a* Surh A d m ln latra ir li. Dat*d th l, tha U r d day of April A D . i » « t . KIDahrtli Adama Sharon Aa A -lm ln li lra tr lx of Iho r a t a l # o f SI A T O L A L I T T t . r ADAMS. D , . ' , a * , d . in T iir. n n r it T t o i r t , S TE S S TII O M . D A V I S A N IN T H J IIIH IA I. I IR I I IT SIcISTOBII H I- I 'l . H I I I D A IN A M I ru n A D H I N H I . i : <111 N T * . A t t o r n r j . f o r A d m ln la t r a ir li A T I.AAA VII. HIM. Poat O f fl r# Box 1130 hanford, Florida 117 71 C. A. VVIt ID DO.S’ , Mil.. Pla ln ll tr , F-ihllah: A p ril It . M ar 4. I f . 14. 1*4* vn. CDT-40 R O L F * N. ROL BT r.R nn<1 E M M A O. ROLBTEIt. Ill, wlfs. I >*r,tulan D. IN t ' l H C T t r r o t R T . N I N T H AND A M E N I H 1 D N O T I U 1 O K S 1 T T . J I D I I T A V C I I I C U T , IN T o : l i o l . v i ; s . l l o u t T C I l «n>l Knit hl-iW IN 111.13 I ' U I S T t , EMMA it. liu L B T U R . til, F I. H M D A. h If, w III,,, rr.U.JIi , I, IN l I I A N I E I I T NO. 134 IS I ' r o t n H n r , Remit. Clifton O N E ID A M A T S ' A R D M e K A R LAND I’ ennsylvanlA. Plain ti ff, TO|’ ARE H EttERV ORD E It K D unit r,<|ulr,il ta s * r v , TO. a rnpv nf >uur a n . a . r lo lh«* I I E I i n E I t T H V r F A RT.AND. ('ainplAlhi til,it sna ln tl )rni In Dafandant. i n , afam , I ’ mirt, * cn|iy of N H T i r t : n » ' hi IT « hlrh la ,ni'los,it h * r * « l l t i , on KHII IIIACIItCB tl i, I’ l a l n l l l f a a t l o r n , ) , . Mark T O ) l l l i n i l E R T It. M o F A R N. c l o t , 1anil, Jr. ami Carroll t.A V D l o ir k ,. |*. o D r i w . r 7,. KanW h o . a r r . M . n r a la uaI'unl, Kl-irnia, anil til l i t , II., k - o i , o. nrlalnnl In tli, uffics nf Hi, T o ll VUE I I E R E I i r N o n . Clark of i t i . Circuit Court. In K IE D that a Comp laint for Kanforil, Kamlnolr C o u n t y , n l t o f r , haa harp fll.-t aaalnat Florida, on o r l-afor, l l i , 33||, you. and you a r t rM iulr. d tu day o f May, A. D. ISAS: uthur- a , r » * a ropy o f your A n a » , r w l , a t h , s llr aa tloun o f said or olhrr t'l , a d l n * a to lha Complain! w il l h , takan aa Complaint on P l a i n t i f f * At. ronfr,a,i| by you. lornay. JOHN VV. BCR WHIN, T M a cnaa I , a anil r o n i m t n , . J R . P. O I l- i\ IT4I. T t T I ti,d by a 11, rfa mrut aa a ho in VlI.t.E, F L O R I D A , and tllr lha 01 v 1,-1 In « h l r h t l i , I ’ la ln llf f or1*inal An.wor of oth sr lira Rouabt an<1 obtain,-! a P l » a d l n * t In ths n fllc o of tha VV rit of All a rlim a n t undar Cltrli of tha Circuit Court for « h l r h i h , r i a l n t l f f haa at larh - Samlnnlo County. Flnrlda. tn ,<t H i, f o l i o . In* dt,r*rlh,-1 r r , l pro prr ly , • llu a ln l In K,itilno|a h it o f f l r * In Sanfard. Florida, on or h afor, Ih * l l t h day o f County, Flnrlda. to - w lt: l.o| ! o f Rlork I. o f Man Juna 1**4. I f you fall lo do ao, M i a m i * hi hy default will c a r l o . Bulidlrl.lon. a , r r <ord,il In I'lul Rook f. ha takan axalnat you f o r ih * ra tl rf daman-lad In tha C o m ­ !'-**• t l , I'ubllc Harord, of plaint. H,m ln ol« County, Florida D O NE and O r d e r e d , at D A T E D Ihla t t l l i day of Sanford. Florida, thla l l h day April. A. D. ISM. si Banford. of May, 1*44. Nominal, county, Florida. (N E A L) (B E A L ) Ar th u r It Darkwlth. J r , Arthur If. B ark w llh . Jr. Clark of Circuit Court, Clark H,mlni-la County. Florida. f l y : Martlia T. Vlhl*n, D. C. Ryt Martha T. Vlhlan Mark N. Clavsland, Jr. and JOH N VV. S C n c o n s . JIL Ca rr o ll Rurko Alln rn ay for P la i n t i f f r. O, D ra w a r E P. O. Rut 17*1 Banford. Klorlda Tltuavllta r io r ld a A t to r n a y i f o r P ls ln ltf f Publlah Vlay IJ, IV. 34, i I'ut-llah: A f r l l II. Juna S. l*4t May I IT, I*. 1114 C D II-II CDT-1B9 Legal Notice Legal Notice N orm s io n Legal Notice ii ii i s Tha Uonr-I of Coun ty Com* mlu to n ars o f Samlnola Coun­ ty, Florida, w ill raoalva bids nl th* sft te * o f Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr., Clark In Ih* Courthoua# *t Ssnfotd, Fl-»rl-tn u p to t:0P P. M., Wa.lnas. day. VUy 17 i s i t , f-.r purch.vaa nnd disposal hy w r oo k ln *. ramoval. or elharwlaa, o f th* f o l l o w ln * daarrlbad atructur* l y l n * within th# r l e h t - o f- w n y of T nrnty-FIfth SlraSl #*tan-tat wraatwsrdt d n * -1 > S ln *l* Story frx m r two-hadroom hou»* loouitad on lha f o l l o w ln * daarrlb­ ad prop arly: llrxln 1> t t Ch, Exot o f Jf. VV, cornar taction t, T o w n sh ip 10 South, R a n * * 10 t a i l , n . u t r u t h i t faat. VVaat I is fa*:. North 1C tt;*.. t r . i East 111 faat . Samlnola County. Klorlda. (t-aln* on waat aids o f Old IdV* MAfy Raid, d lroctly op. posit* th* w * ,t # r n tarmInus o f T w a n t y - Fifth Straot. City of Sanford, Samlnoto County, Florida. ) vv ork muii i-a eompleted within thirty ftnt d a y , o [ data o f aoraptanr* o f baal bid. Inapaotlon ean b * mad* by appolntm tnt with th* Coun­ ty En*ltt**r. and ap ar lflra tlo n* a r t nvallabla at tli* offlcr* of th* County Enutiiaar In the Courthoua* at Banford, F l o r ­ ida. Illda fo ha aroompanlr-l by hl-1 drpoalt of 4I0-) or in'T, of bid off rr , w-hIrhavar It ( r a a l r r , which -lapoalt ahalt b* raturnrd I - unatircaaaful bl-ldara. Bid* In h , anrlutad In • aaala-t anvalop# plainly mark. ad on th# oufalda, "l l l l > KV»ll DISI*OHAl. r>F H OI'bF , opan May I f , 1**4." Bids ahatl be opanad on T h u ra iU ). May If, 1*44 at MtSO A. M or aa anon th ,r aa f t - r * • iroaalbl*. at n m a rtin * to bo hold In t h . County Cotnnilralon Moatln* Room tn th* Courthoua* at Hanford, Florida. T h * r la h t to rasarvod to w et,* any Irro*u1*rltloa nr ta rhnlen lltMl In b id , and to r,J#rt any or all bldi. I ' l C T I l l U l * .NAME N O T IC E IB h r r r b j *l»*n that I am * n * a * o d tn buatnaae at F o r a tt City, Srtnlnol* Coun­ ty. Klorl-la, undrr the fictitious nama of. Patar Pan Ire Cream and Pa-try Nhoppa, niul that I Ibivud to rtiDatrr • vl-1 nnme wi t h t h . Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Betnlnol* County. F lo rid *. In accordance w llh th * provlrlon* o f the F lo tltloua N a m * Ntatutea, to -w ltt Section **S.o* Florb ta Hiatutee 1347. Sip; Marnareta M rlalrr l ’ ubll»h: A p ril S', May 4. IJ, IS, 1)44 CDT-1S5 c o m r in c n ii-H t i n e ’s c h i r p , I I I I N I V. F I.o il. IDA E S T A T E n r n. <J. WO--DB. s-k/n IIOHCUK G. VVC-IDfc DECEASED ■ N O TICE T O C R E D I T O R e TO A L L P E R S O N S H A VIS’ D C L A IM S OR D E SI A N D * A G A IN S T SAID E S T A T E : You and eacn o f you are hereby notified and re-tulrrd lo file imy clalma and demands which you. or either o f you. may hav e again st eald m a t e In th# o f f l r , nf Hon. C. V E R ­ NON MIZE, County Ju -l g , o f Hemlnole County, at hla n f f t - * In the Court lln u.e In Hanfor-I, Florida, w Ill-In ,1v calendar mon th , from th* time o f th* flrat publication of thla nuiica-, Each claim or d »m sn d must he In w r itin g and coniatn th * p l o r , o f reald enc, and poat o f ­ fice addrats o f t h , clalmnnt and muat b , aworn tn by the -*l,lm,nt. hla anrnt or a lt o r nay, or the seine .ba ll b , void. Mildred W o o d * Haeley A • E xecutr ix o f said esta te Francla K. W h tta k s r A tto rn e y at I ^ w Null* I l k P la ta National Hank B l d g . Orlando, Kl-rl-ln Pul-11.h April 17 May I. 11. I I , 1)44 C D T -II TV RENTAL Hoard of County Commit*t-rnara Samlnola County, Florid a J P. Arory, Jr., Cfaalrmap n y l VT. Buih. Jr. County E n « l n * * r Pui-liah M ay 11, I I , 1144 ji S U M I N H I.I* • Sale* • Serv Ire Seminole TV TA 1-49*0 Zenith Toler TV Sat* 1909 Nan ford A vs. BEST M autaa 4-CYCLE AU TO M ATIC W ASH E R nnm OmMOBUFS MOST P0PUIAH ,<o). ? » A Y T A O O f l y 'e i MMMMM Your familiar glass o t beer m also e pleasurable reminder that we live in a Und of penotul frecdom-and that our right to enjuy beer and ale, if we so desire, it just one, but tn important one, of dues penotul freedom*. ® b Florida...beer |o« with fun, with reluitioo IW riD ITATlS ULWKBS ASSOCUIION, 1N& r a tu* tr» ts is iu r a u . ru uio a WORLO FAMOUS W O ^ fo l 1 ------- M A Y T A G In Florida... after aswim, beer is anatural N O W U r a W ED. ■ By Oswald Jacoby i SHOWS A T 1:00 - 0:10 - 0:M - 7:0* - 0:11 Plan tlie stories she told me in a Muy 19, 1964 — Pnpt 7 krriTH 0MMIB881 O n hot summer dty, a dip in ■ cool Mream can be wonderful]v refreshing. Equally refreshing when you rc relaxing aiierwsrits with friends ia a hearty glass of beer. There's hardly another another bevbevcrc’t hardly fun u as much much bb m beer. beer. x i„( i around that suits what you do for or fun "MacAalkar" "So-and-so Ls such a gossip. Just wait until you hear all ©itnTnrlt (facoby On (BJndysi rorry for so-and-so about the trouble she's having, don't you?" Television Tonight FOR D ECENCY IN N. Y. • • • nsTinn Twernen KEIRDULLEAfiiSft “ “ ^ IH IH E D Bv Ruth Miiie« graduated from e i g h t h grade two years ago and ntj mother want* me to 1 wear the same -Ircxs SHE wore. 1 am afraid every­ body will remember it and know that I am wearing my ( ! ) r » t e A * d Gladys T U E S D A Y P. M. t f ) Tft§ object I a ■iater'a old d r i l l , We 1:61 i d N*w trope haven't got the money for a W E D N E S D A Y P. M. N ,w e . Sport*. 141 i W ea th er new lircxa and my sieU-r’a i* !J:oe (2 ) Y e a r r i r » t Im p rM erev N * w , l l n , very pretty and as good ax 4.19 (4) N e w * — W a i t s r Crea<f» Ce re e f t*!fe k it* new, but I still feel funny <t» b f t e n K « j e t!> Hu ntlsy - Brin kley J J 12 1 i l l N f * » about it. I hate to hurt my 7 .00 43 > M-H'iuad 12:!* ( • » d t i r e h f e r Torn ar­ mother's f a e 11 n p*. but I (4) A d v rn tu r ** la T a r*row d lii would sure like a new dress. ( I * K n h » r Knf’ w i B e it IS) ll*h*t ( S ) T ru t h or Con teWhat should I do. 1.S# - : i Mr. Noat k autnetB <•> Cem b ai H AND -M E-D O W NS t l ; 4 l i t ; d'oitlLri L ent l:»4 i d Red Skelton Ore *-’ n P r » . ^ - n i a r y i i . u «:> .vnc > «w i I mean HER! One V ic to r Clima x Kitchen Exhaust Fan (E lse) No Modal or Serial Numbers One Quake r r u r n t e e (Otlt Model No. R M H E l , Serial No. i m T - l F t l One Nutene Haa ts r la Rath. Modal No. Mud, No hartal No. Nina Venetian Blinds ( M e ­ t a l ) manufactured by R o ­ berta A w n t n * and Venetian Blind Company, Orlando, Florida, Na Modal o r S er­ ial N u m b e rs Dat ed this l l t h day o f M ty . A. D. l i l t . (SEA L) A r t h a r M. Beck wit h , Jr. C le r k o f Circuit Coavt R y : Sandra S. Jehaooa, D. C. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Ca rr oll Burke A t lo r n e y e f o r P l a i n t i f f P. O. D ra w e r l Sanford, Flo ri d a Puhltlh May I I , ltdd. CT>U-69 fTIit tOs. Jh& iComsin: 1111 w e l l . A TH t'R a. Carl sad Pose Mllsa - t h e W A N LOVER” And -E I.E P H A V T W ALK” Open 1:10 Any woman who would bo ashamed to hava har child go into tho place where she is working and say, "There is M Y mothsr!” should change job*. And if aha la standing thsre with most of her front exposed, and half of her behind (ticking out, Legal Notice tv t i i r r i n r r i T c n rn T . iv itn k h ii S R M ivn i.n m i s . T V , Kl.Oil I I I * . ■ H V N I C I I V VO. 13 I'lltS T FEDERAL HAVING" A M ) l/V.VN ASSOCIATION* OK O IlLA NDOt a corporation. P la in tif f, a*. HERBERT A SETZF.R and L K L A M SET7.ER, his w l f s ; • nd 111*11 m n I. D F li ts . INC.. Drf«ni1:" atM .K I'li** M1THTS IIP* a t 1.13 N o d e s In her eby e lv e n that u n d -r a decree o f fnreelnmir, and # n t* r «d hr the J u l * . o f ths Circuit Court o f ths M a t h Judicial Circuit, In suit f o r Hrmlnol# County, Florida, on ths l » l h d » y o f May, 1SSI. In a certain cau-s between Klrut K> ilrral S a v in * * and Loan Aaaoclsiton of Orlando, a c o r ­ poration, p laintiff, and H e r. bsrt A. S s n s r and I. »ls M S ell e r, his w lf s . and Hub Dulldtra. lne., dafsndanta. b *. It,K Chancery No. 13)4), I w ill sell at public auction to tbo hlghsst and beat btddar f o r ca»h, at tha fro n t door o f tha Courlhn uia la Sanford, Hamlnols ro u n t y . Flo rid *. at tha hour of lt:ca. A. M.. on T u t a . day, tbs Ind day o f Juna, l t d , «ho follow i n * dsaerlbsd p ro ­ party: loot X L A K E H A R R IE T F.8TATCS accordln * to the plat th s rs of aa raoordsd In Plat Book It. Paaaa l i and tl. o f tha Publls Recorda o f Semlnols County, Florida. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Bsckarlth, J r , Clark By Abigail Van Buren wrincer ^ sher - . y Thle Sashing new Dynamk BB ha* er*ryth)n|l a wtssewx gang teehs * tpadowa, gmclousty i p pi lsi s i Inlstltr* f Wsndsrtully iMpoth rids {rcurlnsy C'dsmabl'o'o lawtnus <*u-*a!l uiteantlen • • a g anarena lU -la . whaalhaaa) * Powered hy year pickets Mft- er gBO-h#. Becks! V-B lor your Und e l everyday drlrln|l lentstlensl psrfenstnea far ertrydsy ewner driving I noonsnotejucAcnuNu i— III H4IIMU If tlttUIl IIIWMIU 44JUI7MUU-IUMUIttM IH BWtttntl, r If Mil, Mm It, tnitM M. MtlUt l. glltu N. f « HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto . tTTw iw en to't saie... tnoivTm otee txaiB ivA T T iiieteiP ti WJLT. Mooney 326 S. Sanford Ave. Appliances Ph. 323-9697 �Horoscope Forecast OUR B O A R D IN G fa I c p » A fc) L 0 h 1 « • i I I v d t d » ] l I • 0 E * i a B y Carroll Rlgbler W E D N E SD AY, M A Y M . 1964 G E N E R A L TEND ENCIES: A wonderful day and evening to d e a r up all unfinished business and to lot others see you are a devoted ally and conscientious worker by doing little favors and courtesies that are vital in any relation­ ship at apparentiy unimport­ ant moments. Be sure yen are In a position where big-wigs can see your good work. AR IE S (M arch 21 to April IB)— Getting home or buaincas affairs operating beauti­ fully fchould be first on the agenda today. Bo so efficient that yoi are appreciated by high an low. SUCCEED. TAR I F April 20 to May 20) You haw special talent that needs ,n bo expressed for greater happiness and Increas­ ed success. Tills can very likely release tensions of all Undt Make others happy. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21)— Show particular interest In the home and all o f It* oc­ cupants today. Make basic security more noticeable by concentrated effort thereupon. You have not been practical enough in the past. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)— If you iW down with assoclales, whether at home or placo of business, you can weed out whatever it Is that is deterring your pro­ gress. Others cooperate. Talk and act quickly. LE O (July 22 to August 21) Getting advice from persons of great experience will help you to add much to current abun­ dance. Use practical ap­ proach. This makes a fine im ­ pression on Influential per­ sons. VIRGO (August 22 to Sept­ em ber 22)— Don't fall behind In effort* to gain personal ob­ jectives, since this is right psychological time to see big results. Use talents wisely. Show you are a charming per­ son. LIB R A (September 23 to October 22)— Studying data at hand can show why you have not been to successful as anticipated. How you com­ pleted work started? Consult with advisors, too, for quick, wise Ideas. SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem ber 21)— An acquain­ tance m ay be the one to shed light on some puxillng busi­ ness affair with a partner. Get mattera, cleared up quickly. Group meetings tonight can produce big results. SAG ITTARIU S (N ovem ber 22 to December 21}— Taking quick action with some in­ fluential person can bring the fino results now. Increase prestige appreciably. Guard “ good name and Imperee allies favorably. CAPRICORN (D ecem ber 22 to January 20) — You have highly Inspired Ideas and you would do well to act quickly and get them Into operation. Hobnob with powerful persona. He broadminded for beat re ­ sults. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February IB) — You have obligations to meet and should do so, but don't take on any that are unnecessary. Don't show too much gratitude In the wrong channels. Be dis­ criminating. PISCES (February 20 to March 20)— Showing loyalty to partner* is the beat way to get ahead fast today. Give them credit for their ability, talent. Be calm In talking over points wiicre you dls agree. IP YO U R CHILD IS BORN TO D A Y, there will be such an ability for doing little fa­ vors for other* at the right tim e that much benefit can com e to him or her, when least expected. A good educa­ tion la essential here, since wlten combined with such sweet ways, can make for a very great success in life. Teach to think big and gel big. “ The Stars Impel, they do aot com pel." What you make ef your life la largely up to YOUt Carroll Rlgbter’s individual Forecast for your sign for June Is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate and and tl.oo lo Carroll Rlghter Forecast The Sanford Herald Box 1621, Hollywood M, Cali­ fornia. Legal Notice I-1, c l H U H * A a HM N O T IC E la h er eb y * l * e n th at 1 am enpaped In bualnaaa at 101 Till BtraaL Bamlnola CounIV. Flo rid a, undar lha flc t ltloua M t n i of. Chuluola Supply. and Ibat I Inland to r - i l a l r r aald narna w it h tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, Hrmlnolo County, Flo rid a, la acc ordance w it h lb* p ro v t alona o f tha Flc tt tloua N a m * Sl.lu aa , t o - w l t l Bactlon III.SI F l o r i d a Mtatutaa H I T . la in J. P. Urattoa Tubllah May I, J*. II, I I , t i l l CUU-11 # tn f«r l Page WrrilB 8 — M a y 19. 1964 Herald Classifieds UM.VA4.BOV5, , FOR o n c e Yo u ’re m s t a r t i n g J THROW IN ' ’EM o v e r -me A BUSINESS THAT WILL END THIS VEXING SHORTAGE OF FUNDS TNE, P lA T B ,M A 3 0 R ! HAD R eceN T L Y ' HAVE TOO NOTICED A D O G SHOWED M G S O MUCH HOW At A N Y ILL* MANNERED DOES A « 6 ARO U ND f A S A VETERAN A N IM A L IV O R Y -T H l * A 1 0 R N IN & X TRAINER, IT WOULD EE SIMPLE FOR ME TO SCHOOL THEM — -FOR A THOUGHT X W AG BEING LUCRATIVE FEE:, OF C H ASE D B Y A —t C o u r s e / A N -E A T IN G P I A N O '* 6. For Rent Phone Classified —' O U R v“ \ e a r t h w il l T BECOME , A BARREN 'Y V LUMP OF, IC E ! h0 v From Seminole County P R IS C IL L A . re 322-5612 425-5938 r u ., LO l j z b SAY/ w M EANS? N O T LONG D IS TA N C E GREAT , ADVANCE FOfc ICIVILIZATION. Office 204 W . First 2. Notices * Personal* O UT OUR Housctriller on private lot. 365 mo. Call after 6. 322-6087. UNFURN. 2 B R Apt. K i t equipt. 1O0W W. 18th. Ph. 349-3952. From Sanford Exchange 3 Bedroom furn. home. N ice O fi; f. ti Vfrr HOUSE A6 & (**>% ?- NOW W H E R E .G O O D N E S S H U SE W N D S A R E A L L COULD H e HAVT K - O N L Y A L IK E GO TTEN T O ? K KNOW S T H E M IN U T E I W A N T HIM TO DO S O M E - , THING F O R M E . HE DISAPPEARS FOR R E N T Modern 2 Bedroom furn., or unfurn. Duplex, not under flight path E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R A G E N C Y - RE ALTO R 2165 S. Park Ave. Phones F A 2-2264 or FA 2-2233 Efflc., 345. 611 Park. ' f FURN. 2 BR home. 7 ml. W at Sanford. Good cond. 370 mo. II. R. Rice, 668-5406. ' | VACU U M C LE AN E R RE PAIR S Parts, Suppliei, Electrolux, 2 BR. houi.\ unfurn., screen­ ed porch. fen.'cJ back yard. Kirby, Hoover, Air-Way, Just outside city limits. Ph. Rex-Air, F iller Queen, GE, 322-8340 or 322-4319. etc. Free pick-up. GM VACUUM RE PAIR S 2 Bn., kit equipt. Ph. 322-4536. S0« So. Myrtle 322-B627 2 BR House, Bowman's T ra il­ VACUUM C L E A N E n -L O C A L e r Court. 668-4908. R E PA IR S - SALES — A L L MAKES FURN. Apt. 360 per mo. incL lights & water. 322-3011, ________Phone 322-2232________ W AY WSLL.WHKT DO WXJ EXPECT \ ll THOSE STLTJD, OWEEDY CtRAMPT AIN’T THOSE THE “ N birds / i w o r k e d h a r p fLAWTIUO THAT MEW LMVKI. SAME FINE-FEATHERED FRWAOS VXI FROUPEPVffTH HANDOUTS AMP THOSE IDIOTS ARE HELP EVERY DAYALL WINTER LONG 7 IN * THEMSELVES TO THE AN1MOW THAT YOU'VE SET OUT GRASS SEED/ V THIS A BANQUET, YOU WONT LET EM D0E3ATT SPARE *M OFF, srr d o w n t o I ’LL 60 OUT AM* PERSON­ ALLY WRING THEIR NECKS/ location. Ph. 322-7335. £ • # %> * • ft a ft • ft ft • 3. Education • Instruction 1 & 2 Bedroom furn. apis. Quesnel Apts., 40t E. 14th SUM M ER R E C REATIO N St., 322 8191. Program for children o f all age groups. 2 Filtered Furn. Apt., close in. Phone 32T2b<*£' swimming pool*. Art* A Crafts. Qualified Instruc­ 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with P vL tors. All day, 311 weekly. H bath, 317 S Park Ave. Day, *6.50 weekly. Trans­ portation available. Happy U N FU RN . 2 BR Duplex A pL Acres School. Ph. 322-8481. T e rra u o floors, tile bath, Venetian shade*, kit. equipt. WORLD BOOK PLAN for water furn. Ph. 322-2334 af­ your child's education. Ph. ter 5 p. m, 322-3328, 2 Bdrm. furn. upstairs apL 5. Food 203 E. 21st St. 355. R. A. Williams, 322-3951. Baby Beef, grain fed, 250-400 lbs. Custom wrapped. Ph. 2 BR House. K1L equipt. 373. 322 0515 after 5 p. m. Ph. 3Z2-5303. TZZZ I 'L L HAVE THE V-S/VtiTH , 'f O U ’VE G O T SHINIEST SHOES) we j £ p ^ r p o s - HOW DO YOU G E T 1 IN THE WHOLE t h a t W AY TOON— ALL ANYHOW P __ IMPEP OVER AND ROUND-SKXUDCREpf M O UR ANCESTORS 6. For Kent I d o ntkno w w h v It a U U 5 T ©/S2YBOCV EON-5 TEVIN0 M SUBSAUV W A N noeoN S SUNSHINE INTO cueuvcs? 1D 0 0 N O AU TU B W H eH X R S X D T D T H S M a iT O F MY dOkE BOOK- NG S/I 054LLY THQ3W AWAY "THAT JG A B B O O K . CO/ 2 BR Home In Wynne wood. Avail. June 1st. Ph. 322-8132 Nice, Roomy 2 BR Unfurn. home. 909 Catalina Dr. 2-ROOM furn. apt. 355 mo. Only 385. Robert A. W il­ ind. water & elec. 322-3860. liams. Ph. 322-3951. 1 BR Housetidtler furn. Adult* ROSE COURT only. 375 mo. Ph. 322-11ST. A PA R TM E N TS 1 BR Furn, N ear Base. 2015 4 BR, 2 Bath, home. A vail­ Sanford Ave. 668-4323. able, June. 322 9595. W E L A K A A P A R TM E N TS : FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie nooms private baths, 114 Cowan. 322-4013. W. First St. NEW 2 BR house, kit. equipL Furn. ApL 2300 MeBonvDle. 375 mo. Ph. 322-3685. SON6HINe fNiDTHSR UVE6, TIZZY RK O tW X , "* By Kate Osann • ItMh* MtA.lto.TM.Ie«. Mt NB.0H S W Y o u m lg h t g r t a Job In a e t m W a l d o d g in g b a ll* w h o r Y ou g o t o u t l" LOOK, STUPID? I'M NOT TH' WEATHER MAN, TM TH' . w cA m cn « o p / ...r DON'T JUST TILL YOU ABOUT THf WEATHER— SHORT RIBS 8 TH" COP# IM9HT PO , EOUBTUIU* Ship Ahoy! eQ t 1 Crwdpnrvntal 1 Nautical “SlopT 4-----the wait* tTranapa*M • Lading o f a (ab.l ship Snoundar I t Ship's capstan T Malt bran* bar iH tm ISA itUpY • Juicy barrH* captain baa 10 Futile to be----IS Associate UlioldUaU l « Icott.) ship's room IT luii, m m toQ M Dock llP lifm g swabbing — IS Casts IT Indian mattea BUGS B U N N Y r WLAWMJm-mDioY,^ FW JM T W M B ID CM OPHTHMMOtOem. MAMCY w e wm — cat aatao uw _HyrrawicaL KiNONacc. m £ P m M / !l 1 police nan ]fl jTocaea Utdto) 19------- ---- MWrtitbyshto B7 Nautical k n s tocitartol « l 3 « l . ANOTHER NATION WANTS THOSE N1HE5, DIANA. A SHU* WILL PICK THEM UP TCN1GI7. F THEY •YTft:*t,T rs VDU MUST REMAN I UNTIL APTER THEY* THAT'S SOMTnflNS WEIL HAVE TO THINKABOUT, WON’T we ? OBVKxisty—ndu can m Vgft TALKABOUT IT- FV K E P UP. . WXI'n FXFfCT --- - M t HOT TO TALK . t| U L r-1 / v .». . rfs awy -r,t, ■iff [il, I L j j! ! : v ’ .v �I Herald Want-Ads A re Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Estate For Sale <5. For Renl 12 ACRES N IC E L Y Fum. 2 BR. home on, So. Sanford Ave. Near Bate. Oak shaded large 4 Bedroom. 2 bath home;; Fam ily room Ph. 322-3659. with fireplace, large util­ ity and double carport. Ap­ Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. proximately 2500 tq. ft. All Apply 5-0:30. fenced. 6 Acre* cleared and 2 & 3 Bedroom House* planted In bahal, 0l)f Danfort) irralft SW EETIE PIE May 19, 1961 — PnKe 9 By Nadine Seltzer Payton Renlty 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha STORAGE SPACE. 307 St. 322-5492 or 1374. 6th Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha Furn. Gar. Apt. 254Sl 4 P al­ metto. Ph. 322-0525 or 1901 S. Park 322-5232 322-5254. N ttei: 322 8971-3013 or 2248 Clean room* for men. 401 FOR SALE Magnolia Ave. 222-0720. T R A D E : What have you? Mo­ Unfurnlihed 2 BR. house, kit­ dern 3 Bedroom, 2 bath chen equipped. 322-3651. masonry home, reasonable terms to responsible buyer. 2 BR, home, U t. equip. Key* Seminole Realty at 817 Catalina Dr. ‘ R E N T A BED 34. Article* For Sal* E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R AGENCY - REALTO R 2485 S. Psrk Ave. Phones F A 2-2264 or F A 2-2285 Carpets clean easier with the '58 Ford 2 Dr., 6 cycle stick BEDROOM Suite* (2> com­ R E A D Y M IX CONCRETE Blue Lustre Electric Sham* plete w. box spring* & mat- Patioa, Floor, Free Eitimafos Very clean. 3300. 38-3551. poeer only $1 per day. Cartre**. $129 ea. Foam Bed Sills, lintels, step*, blocks, ro ll'* Furniture. Pillows, 81.49 pr, with THIS sand, cement, rock, pipe, 1962 F ist 2-dr., extra clean steel, grease traps, dry AD ! Financing Available. ................................... (895 R E P A IR CHARGES wells. Stepping stones. Noll-Furay Furniture Mark IV Singer in Console. Pay charge 1959 Continental M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. 901 W. 1st St. — 322 6591 .................................... $1095 817.10. Free Wealing hou*« in 309 Elm Ave. 322-3751 SANFORD MOTOR CO. Console with buttonhole at­ FREE E STIM ATE 800 S. French Ave. tach. Pay chargee of $15.90. Check with Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Ph. Service Mgr., 322-9411. ovating. New & Used Furni­ CARPETS A ’ln CARTE HIGHEST PR IC E PA ID ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. For the BEST Carpet Values H O NEY FOR SALE : One gal­ FDR E X TR A C LE AN CARS Co., i t 709 Celery Ave. anywhere. Samples shown lon, $3.00. Call 38-2960 af­ 1012 Sanford Ave. 322-4503 FA 2-2117. In your home. ter 3 p. m. F R E E D E L IV ­ 1103 E. Colonial Dr. Orlande E R Y W IT H IN SANFORD For the biggest selection of B U YIN G A N E W or 241-6191 or C IT Y LIM ITS. nearly new and used furni­ Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner USED CART ture, see N oll'* Furniture riN A N C E IT W ITH US 338545 Evenings Brokerage in Casselberry ♦ Low Interest Rates on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Home Grown Toma toe*, Red * Low Monthly Payments FLO RID A STATE B AN K potatoej, onions. Oscar Zitb ig $ $ SAVING S Used furniture, appliances, trower, 907 Persimmon Ave. On Floor Model* k tools, etc. Bought • Sold. '53 Chevrolet, Std. shift. Good Demonstrator* Larry's Mart 215 Sanford F R IG ID A IR E Washer Deluxe. trans. $175. Ph. 322-7690. (F R E E Repair ESTIM ATE S) Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Good $85. 2 Ref. top freez­ In Your Home er*. $40 ca. 1 Rrfrig. $33. Sell Us Your Furniture. In Snnforc! Call Noll-Furay Furniture Quick Service With the SINGER M l W, 1st St. — 38-8591 C llh . SUPER TRADLNG Representative at $ Bank $ POST. FA 2-0677. S -r? • HUt, »K U. VMS* ■! MOW ■ te fa G R E E N B K IA R *W rt a two-oir family, tool" Choice lota available in CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor 16. Femal* Help Wanted 27. Special Services LAKE. Call evening! overlooking golf course. 322-1597. _______ Custom building to your W AITRESSES specifications. Greenbrier Must be experienced. New Need a shelf, acrecn porch, 11. Real Estate Wanted developed by operation. Apply Georgian new room, carportc, new Manor Restaurant. 1300 So. W ANTED. Dciirable lota In KINGSW OOD house or remodel. U. E. Orlando A ve. 17-92, Mait­ trade on Sparcraft Trailer. BU ILD ERS, INC. Link. 33-7029. land. Can be seen at 2003 So. 202 Fairmont Dr. French. Ph. 322 6457. F A 2-8074 White girl to operate open top 12. Real Estate For Sale No. Orlando, 2 Sherry Ave., washing machines and other 3 UR, 1 bath, cor. lot. fenc­ laundry chorea. Age 3-35. LAWNS renovated — Aerate 1 BR., 1W bath home. Aaed hack yd. $A4 mo. Small 2507 S. Sanford Ave. —Remove thatch — Chinch aume paymcnti. 322-5455. equity. 322 9093, Buy Spray (VC-13)— FertiB E AU TIC IAN W ANTED U re-P h . 33-4244. 2 BR frame house. Very dean. Richard's Hair Styling M ANSFIELD L A W N SER. 908 Myrtle. Ph. Jimmie Co­ 107 W. 27th St . 33-7701 THE T IM E TESTED F IR M wan, 322-4013. R E PR IN TS A V A ILA B LE 118 N. Park Ave. F A 2 6123 2 Ladles far evening and Of pictures that have been LOCH ARBOR. Lge. 4 BR, 2 week-end counter work at New Cuitum Built Home on published in The Herald. bath, playrm., cent, airthe N avy Enlisted Men's Cryatal Lake. For informa­ Call BUI Vincent at The cond. 207 Ridge Rd., Phone Club. Permanent at 31 per tion call 322-3378. Sanford Herald. 322 2611. 322 8522. hr. to atari, plus meals. Must be 21 with no restrict­ Fiaao Tuning and Repair ing dependents, and have W. L. Harmon - F A 2-423 No Down Pymt. — Vets 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS own transportation. Apply F H A Min. Down Pymt. St 1, 144, A 2 BATHS P A IN T IN G • IN TE R IO R - EXIn-Service Loans DOWN P A Y M E N TS FROM T E R IO R and Home Im ­ 3 & 4 BR’S. 17. M*le Help Wanted provement Contractor. All Immediate Occupancy work may be financed up to Low Monthly Payments Air • Conditioning installation Air-Conditioning Optional 5 yra. Guaranteed satisfac­ worker, must be mechanicC R Y S T A L L A K E P A R K , For Complete Informatics tory. A. J. ADCOCK* Ph. See Or Call Your ally Inclined, conscientious LAKE M ARY 38-9558. end willing. Write The San­ W. oo 2iIh St. A L eft on ford Herald, Box 78. Lake Mary Blvd. A TTE N TIO N ! Ph. 322-2744 S ALE S BROKER SHS GRADUATES C AREER L A K E W A Y M A N HGTS. Have your picture taken re ­ O P P O R T U N IT Y LONGWOOD ceiving your diploma at IN SANFORD (South oo 17-92—8 mi. Graduation Exercises. Con­ 33-2420 Are you satisfied with your 2545 Park Dr. 2 Blk*. Northweat of tact Blit Vincent, Sanford preseot Job? I f not contact Long wood Plaza) FURNISHED, U NFU RNISH ­ Herald, 38-2611 or 322-098. Orlando 422-8855 or Mt. ED Lakefront, 3 BR, 1V4 Dora 383-4491 for interview. NEED T H A T DRESS FIXED? bath, 15 x 30 Swimming pool PLU M B ER. Apply 319 Elm Bring K by ANN'S A LTE R AIn S uni and- 121 Lake D o t T IO N SHOP. Over Sanford Ph. 838-3911 Ave., Sanford Fla. 2 BR. Home, Study, 14$ Sewing Center, 108 So. Park. NOW H E AR T H IS I Baths, large Fam ily Rm. In W ANTED : Man for Sanford AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING Beautiful Lakefront with U rge and DeLand area to service good neighborhood; includ­ 2 bedroom borne, a den, By FEDDERS Insurance Debit. Above aver­ ing stove, refrig., room airworkahop, eocloaed porch H. B. POPE CO., Inc. age guaranteed salary plus conditioner, washing ma­ and summer house. Large 38-4234 commissions. Good oppor­ 200 So. Park Ave. chine <i rugs. Really ter­ 105 x 300 ft lot attractively tunity for advancement for rific buy I Monthly pay­ W ELLS DRILLED , PUMPS, Un(Heaped with your own a hard worker. Contact ments 383.50. S PR IN K LE R SYSTEMS facilities for fishing and KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Manager, 1219 N. Orange All Types and Sizes swimming on a good sand Ave., or write, P. O. Box Inc. We Repair and Service bottom spring fed lake. This 2401, Orlando, Fla. F A 2-8074 STINE U located in e quiet com­ Machinery and Supply Co. 18. Help Wanted munity 3 blocks from ele­ 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6432 mentary school, 7 miles to SALES R E PR E S E N TA TIV E R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE Jr. High. Senior High and Experienced or twn-experieoc- 29. Automobile Service 3rd A Park Ave. Stetson University, close to ed, full o r part-time, man or Phone 33-5841 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP •m all shopping area, on woman. Sell our complete Free Inspection, estimates, commercial and school buses 3 BR, 1 bath, kit. equipped. Una o f advertlelng special­ pickup, delivery. Recorlng route with U. S. No. 4 only 8200 down, assume pymta. ties, calendars, and business k repairs discounted. 2 miles distance midway gifts. Every business a pros­ o f 378 mo. 33-1599. 21144 E. 3rd. 33-3443 between Daytona Beach and pect. Top commissions paid W ALKING DISTANCE Sanford. You must ace thii weekly. Y early bonus. For to appreciate K. P r i c e One block from shopping cen­ full details write AD-GIFTS ter, this 2 Bedroom roomy 316,350. CO., P. O. Box 1347, Tyler, Home with nice yard with Shown by appointment only— Texas. Scnkarik Ginas and Paint bearing fruit trees, sprink­ Call Matthew J. Yankovlch Compnny ler system and well. Only 19. Situation* Wanted after 8 p. m. 228 2238. 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 87000 with Tcrroa. HOUSEWORK. 33-8440. RO BERT A. W ILLIAM S Exp. Laundress wishes ironing AUTOMOTIVE Realtor at home. Reasonable. Call Property Mnnairement AIR-CONDITIONING Raymond Lundqulst, A no. Mary, 322-0663. & Sales Broker IN STALLATIO N - SERVICING FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bld|. Good Used Cars Sold Babysitting, housework. Ph. W HERE THE BASS ARE1 818 French Ave. 322-7783 322-3503. 20 Beautifully Forested acres Offera fo r your aalectlon Auto Glass, Top* on Wekiva River. Easily 21. Beauty Salons these Beautiful 2, 8, * 4 k Seat Covers accessible. Ideal homeaite. Bedroom Permanent Special Priced to Sell! 20 per cent off Regular Prices. Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2 8032 Hotel, Ph. 3 3 1 3 3 . A LL WORK G UARANTEED IN V E STM E N T k R E A LTY Complete Beauty Service 118 N. Park 322 9173 21. Poultry • Livestock 3 Senior Operators 1395 Buys 5 Years Equity. 3 Free Parking at 2nd A Oak Duroc Gilt. ■ mo. old. Phone 105 So. Oak Bedrooms, GE range, refri­ 322-3742 38-0300. gerator, drape*, c l o s i n g H A R R IE TT’S B E A U TY NOOK Free Estimates Building: Contractor St. Johns Realty .1 COM PLETE ROOMS O N LY 8219 50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET F U R N IT U R E CO. 298 Long wood Plaza 17-92 Ph. 838-4583 3-1. A r t ic le * F o r S a le USED Elec, range. Good cond. $25. Ph. 3 8 3400. 139 Country Club Rd. NORGE Dryer. Good cond. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5726. May Special. MacheUoi, 99c. Arm y-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. If you warn people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5612 and ask the Herald Staff about some at­ tention getting ads Buy Now & Save On AUTO GLASS IN STA LLE D W agners V A - FHA • FALCO NS • FA IR L A N E S • G ALAX IES • T-BIRDS 1334 Park Dr. 1-2118 2-0848 1 3 0708 bastard, Fla. The W aterway Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 304-8-$ E. lit . Ph. T X 2-5981 SOUTHW ARD Bearing: the “OK” Tagr, Their Sign 60 Ford Fairlane 500 Tudor, 6 cylinder, standard tram , heater. 57 Plymouth auto, long wheel 55 Chevrolet Wagfon 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic trans, radio A hratrr, 63 Chevy II 100 4-dixir, 6 cylinder, auto, trans, ra­ dio A healer. 60 Contentinal Mark V Fully equipped Including •cats and windows. PARK WOOD STATION WAGON. 4 door, V-R engine. auto, trans., power steering, radio A heater. In Slock. You're Sure To Find The One O f Your Choice A t A Price You Can't A fford To Turn Down GET THE BIGGEST DISCOUNTS NOWI 62 Pontiac Catalina STATION WAGON. 4-door, V-8. auto . tra m , power steering A brakes, radio A heater. 57 Buick Special 4-dnor hardtop, V-R engine, auto, trans, power steering A brake*, radio & heater. 61 Oldumobile 88 O N L Y A F E W LEFT . . . 4-door, V-R engine, power atrering A hrakra, radio A heater, air rund. ’64 Ford Demonstrators Going A t Super Savings! C O N V E R T IB L E , V-8 engine, auto, trans, power steering A brakes, radio A heater. 59 Chevrolet • All Sold W ilh A New Car Factory Warranty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. puwer 59 Chevrolet OVER 60 NEW CARS Amoco 31A. Pete costa. f9 l month pays all. Spring Permanent Special 101 Temple Drive, Ravenna 20 Percent off regular prices White Toy Poodle, male, 8 Park. Tenant will show. Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop weeks. Ph. 383903. Write owner, 113 N. E. 8lh 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0831 St., Hallandale, Fla. FREE Kittens, FR E E Deliv. 22. liulld • Paint - Repair ery. Ph. 322 1388. Country Club Manor. 2 BR. Fla. room, with air-condi­ FIREPLACES, Additions, Al 12. Flow er* • Shrubs tioner, Corner lot. 10o Mayterationi, Brick, B l o c k , rose Dr., alter 4 p. m. Stone, Concrete work. John YOUNG CITRL'S TR E E S: H " to * V , Pineapples nr Hem Biun. TK 8 1392, Box 428, lins on sour—Other variet­ 1G. Female Help Wanted Long wood. ies. R. W. Williams, after R E C E PTIO N IST and Assist. I p . a . 322 6402. 25. Plumblnr Services Bookkeeper. Age 18-35. PLUM BING GROW your own hydroponic High School Diploma. Must tomatoes; in containers; Contracting Repairs be good typist. Shorthand FREE ESTIM ATES some bearing. Grosaer'a Hy­ helpfuL Apply in person to droponic Farm, S. Sinford Mr. C. C. Hayes at Bras* R L. H AR V E Y Ave. Motors, 519 E. l i t St, 204 Sanford Ave. F ^ 2-3383 U SE D CARS 61 Chevrolet Pickup M AK E YO UR D E A L TO DAY! Homes FA FA To Robson Sportinir Good* Wise Shoppers Look For The HalMon Flretaide, bate, auto, trans. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night Gateway IIF.LVEIIEIIE 4-door V-8, trans., radio A heater. Ball-Blair Agency Jim Hunt Realty 15' Runabout 35 hp. Electrio Johnson with trailer k all skiing accessories. $400. Fh. 33-9506. A Quality Car at a Reasonable Price 64 FORDS L M N Enterprises, Inc. V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top amt aide curtains, 75 John•on. 2 tanks, Gator trailer, and many extras, 8975. Fh. 33-4175 after 6 p. m. National Stenstrom Realty To make the heat home buy. see the 37. Boat* • Motors Alan's Pabriea A Rugs WEBCOR Stereo Console, Like 16’ Chris Craft, 40 hp. Mer322-5783 new. Half price. Financing cury k trailer. $600. 38-8032 available. or 304 W. 2nd., 8 til 3 p.m. Refrigerator, like new, api. Noll-Furay Furniture size. Inquire a l No. 1 F ire '55 Mercury, $487 hal, $26 mo. 1963 18’ Laraon Deluxe Sea 901 W. 1st St. — 3 8 6591 '58 Ford, $592 bal, $31 mo. Station, Sanford. Wolf Merc. 1000, Dual 19 '58 Opal Wag. (574 bal, $31 mo. Frigldalro Refrig., Dinette. 6 SEWING MACHINE-NECCin gat. tanks, safety glass win­ *55 Fold , $479 bal, $24 mo. chairs. Before 2 p. m., 2520 Full size Round bobbin. Sews dows, full top, aide A stern '55 Bulck, $519 bal, (28 mo. So. laurel. curtains. Fully rigged, inch like new. Monogram*, saws '57 Ford, $487 bal, $27 mo. anchor A chock. 2 fire ex ­ on b u t t o n s , buttonholes, '57 Mercury, $597 bal, $32 mo. Black-eyed pea* for Sale. Pick tinguish ers, horn A speed­ overcasts raw edges, makes '55 Mercury, $497 hal, (2 6 mo. your own. $150 bu. Call ometer; Tandem trlr. with fancy stitches, without at­ '58 Imperial, issi bal, $42 mo. 38-4058. power wench. N - dealers: tachments. Only 7 payment* '58 44 Truck, $697 hal, $35 mo. Sanford, 611 Beth Dr., Ph. JUST O P E N E D ~ of $8 56. Call Garrett's, 38- '51 44 Truck. $345 bal, $17 mo. 3 3 0583. Sanford Vacuum Service, Re5244. '49 44 Truck, $214 hal, $12 mo. xalr Dealer. We have bags, '35 Ford. $197 hal, $12 mo. 39. Trailer* • Cabana* SEWING M A C H IN E hose* ami parts for all '58 Ford, $99 bal, $3 mo. 1963 W H ITE makes. We'll recondition It SPARC RAFT 10 x 43. Com­ for only $5 95. Work guar­ Twin needle ZlgZag. Same as pletely furnished. Sacrifice new. Makoa buttonholes, anteed. Come in and see our price. Can be seen at 2003 monograms, blind Iiems, all cleaner* from $13.95 up. So. French Ave. Phone 322* REPOSSESSIONS, INC, without attachments. Pay 2555 S. Park, 3 8 6511, 8)57 for further information. S A N F O IID A V E . $64.26 or $6 82 per mo. Call 4 A I R WORLD HOOK Encyclopedia. Garretfa, 38-5244. Apache Camping Trailer* l U I Z O PE N E V E N IN G S H E TTY LONG. Ph. 322 4913. Cecil Sellers — 668-4619 33, Article* Wanted Phone 322-4503 Clark St., Enterprise 4 Transistor tape recorder. CASH for good clean Used Used I wk. $15. 322-7406. Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ 4 x 4 Ft. Steel utility trailer. ture, 901 W. First St., Ph. Pll. 322-3106. 38-6591. ere not (§(L@W0K] FHA - VA Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 1960 Plymouth Fury I Dr. H T G o l d e n Commando 395; Power alter. A brakes, tinted glass, swivel scats, tor­ que flight. $850. Exc, cond. 322-4454. FH A - V A HOMES $100 Owned 1958 Buick Spec. Fordor Se­ dan 1st class cond. 33-1743. Repossessions F U R N IT U R E 9. For Hale or Rent Government 36. Automohiles • Trucks 36. Automobile* • Truck* SINGER Birthday Sale! Rollaway, Hoipital A Baby Bed*. By Day, Week, or Month BLOCK House for Sale, 1905 Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l i t St. Adams Ave. Sanford. 8200 CARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E cash and take up payments of $flt month. Contact Joseph 2 BR, unfurn. houie, kitchen P. Harris. 48 E. Glcnhavcn, equipped. 2405 S. Willow. Greenwood, S. C. Ph. 349-4282. N E W HOMES 31. Article* For Sal* .1.1. Furniture 61 Olds Super 88 4-door hardtop, beige, trans, power steerinc radio A heater. V-8. auto, A brakes, 63 Corvair Pickup Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 308 E. Find St, • LOW M O N TH LY PA Y M E N TS Ph. 322-1181 BANK RATE F IN A N C IN G Half-Ion Rampside, 4-speed. 59 Oldsmobile 4-dixir, V-8 engine, auto, trans., power steering A brakes, radio A healer. *895 *595 *1395 *495 *1995 *1995 *1195 *2295 *595 *1995 *995 *1995 *1595 *995 E X C ELLE N T GMAC B A N K R A T E F IN A N C IN G Open Friday Night A Saturday Afternoons Holler Motor Sales C O M PAN Y 2nd. St Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-6231 Ph. 322-0861 > < i �« I ■ ■ H O T TTTjr GA Coronation Ceremonies Held In Orange City VsnYerB Page 10 — May 19, 1984 RfraTB t The Seminole Baptlat A s ­ sociation held an Association•1 Girls’ Auxiliary Corona­ tion at the First Baptist Church o f Orange City, F ri­ day night. May 16, at 8 I\M. Sixty-two girls were ad­ vanced In rank, having com­ pleted the necessary word for a Forward Step. Five girls were crowned queen. They were Janice Crawford, I ’lnecrest Baptist Church, Sanford; Lee Gray and Dana itatteree, F irst Church, Or­ ange City; and Mary Halo Campbell and P eggy Chris­ tian, North Side Baptist Church, DeLand. The theme for the evening wae “ Light o f tha W orld." Mrs. John Herrin, Associa­ tion Girls' Auxiliary Direct­ or, was in charge o f program arrangements. Mr*. William Falen, Assistant Assoclatlonal Girls’ Auxiliary Director, made the introductions. Scrip­ ture reeding and prayer were given by Ilov. David Solo­ mon, pastor o f the Orange City church. Tha pianist was Mrs. Ina Christian. Following the ceremony a reception for the girls was held In tha church social hall. Presbyterian Group To Meet The o ffic e r! o f the First rresbyterian church w ill hold a q u a r t e r l y get-together Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall. The feature speaker fo r the cession will he A. Kdwin Shiuholser, local attorney. Other Items on the docket fo r tha evening will provide discussion o f plans fo r the continuing development of the church, unifying the e f­ forts o f the Dlnrunnto and the Session In reaching establish­ ed goals fo r the year. It la expected that all officer* will be present. Ilie Rev. Grover C. Sewell, Jr., is minister o f the church and the Kev. Kdgur W. Smith Is hla assistant. Australia Is the only nntion to occupy an entire continent. PTA Leadership Auxiliary Unit 8207 Plans Assistance For Ham Dinner Course Set At Lyman By Jane Casselberry A Leadership Training Con­ ference fo r P.T A. offirers and members will he sponsor­ ed Thursday nt 8 p.m. at the Lyman High School hy the P.T.A. County Council. Courses to be offered mid their instructori are Presi­ dents and vice presidents, Mrs. Rollie Swofford; secre­ taries and treasures, Mrs. Marge McCoy; ways ami means, .lames B irv.rm eyerhospitality. Mrs. Mary Fran­ PETE HUKUR ncccpts the guvel hs president of the Seminole County ces Lyons; parliamentarians, Classroom Teachers Association from Sal Man free, outgoing president. Mrs. Molly Hteudle; member­ Pictured from the left: Edna Humphrey, vice president; Troy Stuart, ship; Mrs. Jo Ann Simms; treasurer; Ilukur, Man free, Margaret Purlin, secretary, and the speaker, clinic, Vi Segresl, and Mrs. Dr. Phil Constance, N E A director. (Herald Photo) Florence Berg; program; Mr. A. Stuart, field secretary of the state P.T.A. The conference will hr open­ ed by the rouneil president, Mra. Hornet Hearn o f A lta­ the study o f the evening was hut it was noted that all sew­ monte Springs. Ih e moderator By Frances Wester Mrs. Frank W. Griffin was Uic best “ pep talk" she could ing projects have been com­ will he Mrs, Missouri Bt-lle pleted with the exception of give the circle. Swofford. hostess with Mrs. Glenn Coch­ Mrs. Joe Smathcr*, local bandages to lie rolled for ran co-hostess for the May church service chairman, out­ shipment (o a hospital in In­ meeting of Circle One o f the lined plans for a Friendship dia. UI’ W of the Community Pres­ Dinner to lie served Immedi­ The Sunshine Chairman, byterian Church of Lake Mary ately following church service Mrs. laiVera Harrison, made held at the Griffin home. on May 24. Bach family is re­ a report o f cards sent. Mrs. Funeral services for W il­ Mrs. Cochran gave the de­ quested to bring fried chicken Anderson distributed envel­ votions, building them around ami a covered dish. Coffee will opes for the special offering liam J. Sams, .‘It, of Osteen, Uic current study theme of be contributed by .Mrs. Hor­ lo he taken at (he next Asso­ killed in n traffic accident “ Be What You A re ." She ace Cochran and butter by ciation Meeting to go for Medi­ early Saturday, were conduct­ ed this morning at Daytona (minted out that Paul in Colo*- Mrs. Glenn Cochran. cal Missions. Beach. sians told the people whal Volunteers tn charge of The door prize was won by Trooper Tommy Tomlinson they should be, and showed food service arc Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Anderson. The meeting them how they must live to Cochran, Mrs. Horace Coch­ closed with Uie Mispah Bene­ reported Sams was killed in­ stantly when h<- lost control be worthy ot their title of ran and Mrs. Mabel Brown. diction. Christian. She then brought Other volunteers who will o f his ear while traveling A social hour followed. Re­ approximately 100 nipli near the lesson up to the present help clean up arc Mrs. Marie freshments were served by the day in which the xamo condi­ Lowe, Mrs, Itoiiert Hugenitein Osteen. hoxlcssex lo sixteen circle tions exist, ending with the and Mrs. Kd Zimmerman. members present, President meaningful poem, “ Myself.” Mrs. P. D. Anderson gave a Hopkins ami i guest, Mrs. The program was led by donation to purchase a cream Carl McWhorter, of Sanford. Mrs. llobcrt Rugciudcln,, and and sugar aerver and Mrs. covered the chapter, "Mature Arolyn True don aled for Ihc In Christ," in the study book. purchase of additional sails Tiio Nina, Pinta ami Santa Much helpful discussion was and peppers. Maria were the three vessels given by the group as a whole. There was no report from In Columbus’ fleet on his first A questionnaire on the func­ the World Service Committee voyage to America. tioning o f the meeting pro­ ’ \-'v ' B,,v grams was distributed to members to be filled out. C n m ttm i - ^ v l o n t i i / / ;, L i n e . The business meeting was presided over by the Circle Chairman, Mrs. Ed Zimmer­ man. Minutes of the previous S J n u itiw r -P cp P £ -'r .ln lr meeting were read by the sec­ retary, Mrs. Wallace I-owc, ami approved. The treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Brown, gavo her report. *tr»M ’ M il " m uni r * j u J 7 S The UPW Association presi­ ‘3 ANF H WU . F L O R I D A dent, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, was l Hr A ?• ' a special visitor and said that ; ■ Lake Mary UPW Circle Hears Dinner Plans By Honrs Estes Included on the menu with Sir*. Ruth Hopkins, presi­ the ham will he potato salad or swrrt potatoes, green dent, conducted the r< gular iirnns, vi getahte-gclatln salad, meeting o f the Auxiliary Un­ rolls, coffee, cake and ice it to South Seminole V F W cream. Tickets are available Post 8207 held Thursday even­ from members o f the port ing at the Post Home on the or auxiliary. Mrs. Virginia McManus, Old Dixie Highway north of president elect, set May 28 Longwood. at 8 p.m. at the Civic Lea­ Mrs. Hopkins named Mrs. gue Building ns the time and Eva Moore and .Mrs. Eva location for the combined in­ Wynn as co-chairmen lo or­ stallation o f officers. Mrs, ganize the auxiliary’* assist­ Clarice Yarbrough has been invited to be installing o ffic­ ance to the post for fhe ham er. dinner scheduled for Mny 2.1, Mrs. McManus chose ns her I to 7:30 p.in., at the Longappointed officers, Mrs. Hop­ wood Civic League Building. kins as secretary and Mra. Mary- Rnettger, patriotic in­ structor. Mrs. (ieri Ilitsmnn, dele­ The PTC of Enlerprise School will meet at 7:30 p m. gate to the district meeting today in the cafctnrlum. Pro- held in Melbourne rrcrntly, gram will Ire under diroclinn reported that Mrs. Sophia of It. McCann, speech teach­ Bryan and Mrs. Irene March er, and Mrs. Catherine Sel­ had been rlrrled district lers, music teacher, who will tieasurer and district guard, explain their program of ac­ respectively. Mrs. Harriett tivities for the children. This Harris wits appointed district will he llm final meeting of l i s n n r r iiearer. Auxiliary the school year. meeting, other than those ley, Mrs. Edna Norman. Mrs. Wynn and Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Bryan will attend the F R A N C H IS E By Prestige, Waynelinc and Stratford T R A D IT IO N A L FRENCH PR O V IN C IA L IT A L IA N P R O V IN C IA L « ml CO NTEM PO RARY from OPEN _ _ _ O T | FR ID AY MATHER NIGHTS of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CO ND ITIO NED COMFORT WM. A. M ASSEY & ASSOCIATES __ _ were SOFAS Investigate our sensibly priced coin operated Car Wash. $:1,100 down payment. _ _ business M A TH ER ol Sanford Wash ■ th e refreshment* FROM A W ORLD OF FIN E FU R N ITU R E O PERATO R Winter Park meeting, Great. Savings On Easy Terms T 254 191 W. Fairbanks A te. candy sale. Following district convention to lie held served hy Mr*. Harris. The June 11-14 nt Cocoa Beach as next regular meeting will b# delegate. June it . PTC To Meet Sams Funeral At Daytona Plan* were discussed for' a named, were Mr*. Ann Taut- M l 7-6363 203-09 E. First St. OT|^OT|HH ■ IQ FA 2-09R3 ■ *7J'fi.wy'i SW'-tyL-;;:' [■ ■ I i . - H.r. . .. ' • . j . -v • • • V- ■( M - ; > I t i ' . -, 1 * I mm : - _____ H . ■ ELECT S H R Marjorie Shepard Tax Collector Seminole County n f’ V , !: . 4 *Tv* j 7,r.-7 •; • . v.. ,. ...... Get away from it all in a Super Torque Foru Hardtop, bred In open competition, built for the open road. At ourprice you can afford both! 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P O L IT IC A L ADV. / rrv •m V FORD VACATION SALE Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. If You’re Interested In An A-l Used Car Be Sure To See Your Ford Dealer > i �(Eh? I Zip Code 32771 fentlfc J W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered showers in afternoon. High today 83-00; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 Press Leased IV re Established 1008 W ED N ESD AY, M A Y 20, 19Gl~SANFOItI). FLO RID A NO. 101 e lo * * \ Tliat new eye-screening ma­ chine which local Lions gave to the County Health Depart­ ment U n ite d will be Further Area Flood Study Urged available free of charge at the Lions Club's annual Cun Fair on the lakefront July 4. It's quite a gad­ get, • • • You ever wonder bow thry ignite those big jet engines at Sanford Naval Air Station? There's no spark as such. In­ stead, compressed air is used to get the contraption in mo­ tion. That's where the whine comes from, according to one of the attendants at a display during the Armed Forces Day program. • • • Embarrassing moments: An Atlantic Coast Line It ailroad official brought a sound, color movie on railroading rcaearch work to show at the Lions Club meeting. The pic­ ture came in clear but he had to sweat a few minutes on the sound. He got it. though. And the film was well worth llic wait. * • • Tiie N avy recruiting office In Orlando announces a new program called “ Rc.Score" for many cx-N'avy personnel. If you have been discharged more than three months but less than four years you may­ be eligible fur Ibis program. Under the re-score program you may be able to re-enlisl in your old pay grade anil be assigned to a class " A " and “ H " conversion school which you qualify for. For more in­ formation contact your local N avy recruiter any Tuesday at the USD Sanford from II a m. to 1:36 p.m. or contact the recruiting office in Orlan­ do at 2520 North Orange Avcnue, Phone 424-7001. • * • Atlantic Coast Line Railroadrood has ordered 21 o( the newest und most powerful single engine diesel locomo­ tives ever built by any ol the manufacturers in this coun­ try, it was announced today by If, Tlmmas Rice, ACL president. The 21 units, rep­ resenting an Investment of $5 million and totaling 54.250 horsepower, will be built by rlectro-motive division of General Jlulurs, ALCO Pro­ ducts, inc., and General Elec­ tric Company. They will be delivered in early December, with each of the builder* sup­ plying seven locomotives. • • • James P. Cullen ami C. Shan Winn, members o f the company's honor club, have been delegated by the Life Insurance Company of Geor­ gia to attend a conference on life insurance service May 2720 at Jacksonville. • • « The picture o f the Marine sergeant in Monday's Herald was of Sgt. Robert Ryan and not S/Sgt. Thomas M. W il­ liams, as identified by Marine headquarters at SNAS. • • • Bob Brown, county zoning and building inspection o ffi­ cer, will attend the fifth an­ nual conference on planning and zoning of (be Florida ln< stltute and (nr Continuing University Studies and the State Association of County Planning and Zoning Direc­ tors Thursday through Satur­ day at Tampa. • • • The only person who listens In both sides of the family argument is the woman in the next apartment. * * * Cinderville Volunteer Fire Department will meet Thurt day at 7:30 p. m. at Ebcnezer Methodist Church. All meinhers and anyone else interest­ ed ir e urged to lie present to view an informative film on fire fighting, • • * Two Seminole County real­ tors liuve received nutionul honor*. William II. Rtemper has been named Seminole County Hoard o f Realtors representative o f the Interrut omul Traders ClOo* o f ' the National Institute o f Real Es­ tate Brokers. A. It. Lonuann, president of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, has been appointed repirseiitative o f the National Institute) of Real Estate Brokers. The in­ stitute is the largest uffiliute o f the National Association -of Real EiULa iiujuil*. Plan Aimed At Controlling Monroe Level Jury Frees Man In Death Of Beaten Child A six-man Circuit Court jury deliberated 70 minutes Tuesday night In reach nn in­ nocent verdict in a second de­ gree murder case. Freed nf the charge was Alton Williams. He was ar­ rested by sheriff's deputies nn a charge nf fatally beating a four-year-old boy at the W il­ liams home last Nov. 5. The child was pronounced dead at the Santord Naval Air S t a t i o n ' s dispensary where he was taken by Mr. ami Mrs. Williams, Navy phy­ sicians attributed death to massive internal hemorrhag­ es. The j u r y was selected quickly Tuesday morning and heard testimony and summa­ tions and the Jiidgp's charge prior to receiving the case at 6:10 p.m. Tlie verdict was returned at 7:20 p,m. Serving on Ihe jury were Homer G. Gleason, James E. Ilroadhead. William II. Shippy, Julian P, Wilson, Fred W. Pope and Jimmy L. Horton. Williams had been tried last week on the same charge with that jury o f six men re­ porting it was unable to agree. Circuit Court Judge Volic A. Williams declared that session a mistrial and re­ scheduled the so cond for Tuesday, The defendant was represented by Public Defender David Flaxer; lire prosecution was conducted by assistant Stale Attorney A. J. Hoseman. On Monday, anothrr sixman jury freed a defendant o f an armed robbery charge alter deliberating 35 minutes. Released was Bernard Max­ well who was charged with taking $286.34 from Charles Crispfield on Feb. 25. Burns On Tour Of Panhandle Expansion Seminole ty. state and federal agencies, it was learned toil*)’. As explained by County En­ E YE *SC R E E N IN (i M ACHINE was Riven to tlic Seminole County Health Department Tuesday by members o f the Sanford Lions Club. The device will enable the check of a person's eyes in less than three minutes. I)r. Frank Leone, health department director, left, accepts the equipment from Lions President tleorpe Huphes while Mrs. tlrace Fisher, the de­ partment’s supervisor o f nurses, looks one. (Herald Photo) nswi... U. S., Other Moscow BRIEFS Embassies 'Bugged' Caroline’s School WASHINGTON (U P I) Caroline Kennedy will enter -Slone Ridge, a private Roman Catholic girls' school in Brtlicsda, Aid., this fall—just as her fattier hoped she would. W A SH IN G TO N l U l’ h — Soviet listening devices have been disrovered in other A l­ lied embassies in Moscow in addition lo tbe network of more than ID microphones found ill the II. S. Embassy itrra tly , c'ficlol, » rep o rt^ to SAIG ON , South Vlct Nn.u day. (U P I ) — An American was They said the attempt* to killed and a second wounded “ hug" the other embassies by Communist guntirc Tues­ had been made over the year* day while on a patrol against blit declined to identify the Viet Cong gurrrillas. Allied countries, the types of device* or flits date* o f their discovery. F O It T LAU D ERD ALE A t the same time, the State (U P I )—College students who Department sought to deterinvaded Ibis resort city (or mino whether any sensitive or the Easter vacation spent secret U. S. information lool twice as much money for beverages as for food, a city survey showed today. Another Killed Floaters Baptists Hear K in g A TLA N T IC C ITY, N. J. (U P I ) — Dr. Martin Luther PAN AM A C IT Y (U P I ) King Jr. told the American Hayden Burn* look his cam­ Baptists Convention (A B C ) to­ paign for governor lo the day that many of the nation's Florida Panhandle t o d a y , leading segregationists arc al­ blasting s o m e newspaper* so church leaders. along the way and defending limited use of Jacksonville city employes in the cam ­ CAIRO (U P I )—Prem ier N i­ paign. kita S. Khrushchev has been Burns was met by a big urging U.A.R. President (Ja­ motorcade when he landed in mal Abdel Nasser to use So­ Panama City and was whisk­ viet arms to spread revolution ed immediately to a coffee throughout the Middle East, meeting with supporters. informed observers said to­ Meanwhile, peppy, red-hair­ day. ed Robert King High began a iiectic four-city campaign tour by promising sup|torten SEOUL (U P I )—A mob of he will seek legislation to about 3,1x41, protesting Am eri­ control lobbyists if elected can backed efforts lo settle governor. differences between Korea On the flight from Miami to and Japan, rioted in the Key West to Fort Myers lo streets of Seoul today. Scores Orlando und Winter Park and were injured in bloody battl­ Daytona Reach in the 1942 ing with police. commissioned DC-3, High had campaign problems on hii mind. VEKO BEACH (U P I )- T h e Admittedly running a "|MMir Chamber nf Commerce an­ man's campaign," High *aid nounced Tuesday that an his workers will be scratch­ Episcopal boarding s c h o o l ing today for the very lust will be located here and nicklc so he can pay the cam ­ eventually will hoove 300 stu­ paign cx|M'ti*es from now to dents. Target date is Septem­ the May 26 runoff. ber. 1063. Nasser Egged On Riot In Seoul Church School Film Of Attack On Adlai Shown of County flood control study is being recommended by coun­ SS A gen t Charged CHICAGO ( U P I ) - U . S. Se­ cret Service agent Abraham Holden was to be arraigned today on charges be attempt­ ed to sell for $50,000 a secret government file on I hr n itr a ­ tions nf a counterfeiting ring which he helped to smash. Hurls Fatal To DeBary Man Fred Stcinliilhcr. r>6) earold resident of DeBary, died Tuesday night at Florida -Sail Barium ami Hospital nf in­ juries received In a two-ear accident May 7 on Highway 17-02, norlli of Casselberry. Stcinhilber suffered severe head and chest injuries in the crash. His wife was also in­ jured critically but has since recovered. Highway Patrolman B i l l Stringticld said Stcinliilhcr was driving north on 1702 and had started lo make a left turn when his car and a southbound vehicle driven by Frank Tomes ol Richmond, Va., collided. Stringticld said this is the fourth tratlic fatality to date this year in Seminole County. Ib is figure compares with 15 for a similar period ol last year. The trooper also reports he had another delayed traliie fatality last year on the same date with that victim also suecumhing at the Florida Sanitarium ami Hospital. Boy With Arm Operation Dies YO N K E R S, N. Y. (U P I I — An lH-ycur-nld youth whose arm was surgically restored DALLAS (U P I )—A film of a hostile crowd awarming lifter la-ing wrenched from his body by a train died Tuesday around Ambassador A d l a i Stevenson alter a Dallas front kidney failure. speech on Ihe United Nation* David Lamport's reimptantlast Oct. 24 was shown in cd arm remained in good con­ dition "•rith at! put*.-* presevidence Tuesday a i'ln e trial cut" at the time o f his dentil, of a man accused o f spitting BALTIM ORE. Md. ( U P I ) - said Clarence W, Duryc-a. ad­ at him. Patrolman L. R. Larsen, Aiahama Gov. George C. Wal­ ministrator <>f Yonkeis Gen­ 26, identified the defendant, lace, who captured 42 per eral Hospital. Lampcrt received severe in­ Robert Edward Hatfield, 22 , rent of the vote in losing the as the man who spat at him Maryland presidential prim­ ternal injuries in addition to and Stevenson. Hatfield's trial ary election, said today hii the severed arm when struck on charge* of aggravated as­ unexpected strength had "sur­ by a New York Central Rail­ sault on the attack on Larsen prised" him, (See story on road train lit the line's Grey■ too* SUUua Batuiday nighta n y Sff to a jury UxUy, r «ii« 3 > . a _ Wallace Surprised been significantly compromis­ ed by tbe carefully concealed Russian eavesdropping. Tin- 40 microphones were found buried deep hi the U. S. embassy, llit* department dis­ closed Tuesday. ilffieii-l.s derline-l to clear up Btieeulwtiott whether * re­ cent Soviet defector, YUri I. Nossenko, provided informa­ tion leading to the discovery o f the 40 microphones. Nossenko, identified as a Soviet s- r ie l police agent stationed in Geneva, deferted l-’eb, 4 and was brought to Washington for quest Inning. in February, the Stall- De­ partment recalled title o f its security technicians J r o III Moscow for conferences which led In a decision to complete!y demolish a room in the Moscow embassy in April. Ih e microphone* were found in Ihe com so of the demoli­ tion. When Ui-I.cd about Nos: >11ko, authorized II. S. official* would say only thut it is rou­ tine practice to <|Urstinn de­ fec t'll* cmiiri ning possible attempt* to penetrate U, if. security, Bear Lake Road Near Completion The controversial llrar Lake Road paving project is about !i5 per rent completed and the finish is expected lo he reached in about three weeks. Count) Engineer William E. Bush Jr. said the road has lorn primed and an asphalt seal placed on it lull the final black topping is yet to be placed. Rond crews arc expected lu be on the scene soon to com­ plete the task, lie added. Resident* along the road­ way have been flaying the county's handling of the pro­ je c t , claiming unnecessary ■lelays. had workmanship and voicing other similar com­ plaints. Sweet Bird Of Fraternity Row C H A M PA IG N , III. (UPI)— When pul ire rushed lo a fraternity house on the Un­ iversity of Illinois campus Tuesday night to answer a mm plain l about » student being tuned and feathered, they found their infoiniant was mistaken. The student whs being eonted with syrup and feath­ ers—a tradition in the fra t­ ernity whrn a member beionic* engaged, SEM INO LE CO U N TY’S Juvenile Council war* prencnttHl two checks Tues­ day fur its work unions younger persons in the community. The checks represent proceeds from n benefit show slnped by the School o f Dance Arts, Shown arc Mrs. Elizabeth Klein o f the dance school, Juvenile Court .Iniluo C. Vernon Mize ami William Tanner, president o f the Seminole Juvenile Council. (Herald Photo) Adlai Called Broadcaster Reports Home For Talks Sabotage In Cuba On Laos gineer William Bush, prime purpose o f any future action resulting from studies by Ihe U. S. Arm y Corps of Engi­ neers will be lo eliminate any WASHINGTON (U P I) — Lake Monroe flooding which Thailand Ambassador Srimay endanger Sanford, kith Minmanhrnilnda said The Central amt Southern | today, aftrr a talk with a Florida Flood Control District slate department alliclal, <KCD) rejiorted today that the Army Corps o l Engineers re­ the United Statr* Is cimildsending troop* to commended a budget appro­ rring priation ol $28,000 for continu­ Thailand In hrlp meet thr ation and completion of a throat of I'athrt l.an Cum­ study of Econlockhatehec Riv­ in it n I s t ■ in neighboring l.an*. er (K een ) flood problems. However. KCD officials said, i'resident Johnson has asked Congress for an appropriation of $30.i>oo for tire study during the fiscal year starting July I. Purpose of the larger re ­ quest, it is said, is to permit the Army Engineers also to study flooding problems in the Little Econ and the psissllile use of Lake Jessup as a water storage area. Thought is Iteing given to (tie installation of a <lnm to hold execs* water in L ik e Jes­ sup, for release at low water level. This would relieve a high water situation in L ik e Monroe caused by the con­ striction nf outflow at the north c. d, brought cn' by highway uni railway bridges. James 1*. Avery Jr., chair­ man of the Seminole County Commission, said hi* group has conferred for a number of months with FCD officials and Army Engineers officer* rela­ tive to the flooding conditions in the Kron ami Little Econ Rivers. The governing Liard of FCD. in a meeting last week at Fort Bierce, endorsed a resolution submitted by the Seminole County Commission asking for the enlargement of Ihe current study program in thr Econ River basin east and northeast of Orlando. Or­ ange County also endorsed the expanded study. The FCD a I this time does not extend its operation into this area hut Executive Dir­ ector Ed Dail commonlrei " If the study program is enlarged and promises significant bene­ fits for areas now outside the flood control district, 1 feel the governing board would probably nol want to see the improvements made without enlarging the district's Itoundaries." It has long hern reported that Ihe FCD, (ollowiug a study by Die East Central Florida Regional Claiming Council, concur* in improve­ ment of the Upper St. Johns River a* a recreational area, along with flood control Naples Arresfs Two Burns Men NAPLES (U i'lt — Kapb-s ! police arrested two Jackson­ ville city employes Tuesday— a detective and a building in­ spector— fur operating n llaydon Burn* campaign tiuck. Fenway L. Cooey, a police detective, and William Ful­ ler, the building inspector, wen eharged with operating the sound truck without u license. They were hooked and released, but with suininonsv* to return to fare proseeutlon. The men said they were on vacation from tlo'ir Jackson­ ville jot'*.' liiiriii had Iit-eii charged earlier irt the day by gubernatorial runoff opponent Robert King High o f Miami with using policemen in his campaign, and tlie Jackson­ ville mayor issued a denial that any o f the member* o f .his entourage wi re city finI piuj vs. _____ H AVANA (U P I ) - The Cu­ as well as establishment of ban laltor movement in east­ clandestine radio stations in the Sierra tie Escambray ern Orient? Province decreed which borders Matanza* Pro­ 'Total mobilization for de­ vince. fense and production" today Cuban exiles in Miami in the wake o f increasing marked their nation’s 62nd in­ tension over exile subversion dependence day with expecta­ tions refugee loader Manuel threats. Unconfirmed reports in Mi­ Ray had outfoxed Castro's ami have hinted in recent day* forces and returned secretly at exile guerrilla landings in to Cuba to rally anti Castro troth eastern and western Cu­ saboteurs. LONDON ( U P I ) — Adlai ba (or harassment purposes, Stevenson, U. S. ambassador to the United Nations, rut short a visit to London today and flew bark to N ew York for urgent tall.* on Southeast Asia. Ho was recalled by Serrctary o f State Dean Rusk front W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — ti lecture lour. Chief Justice Earl Warren today aiimiunrrd a plan to II. S. A P P L Y IN G split in two the badly over­ D IPLO M A TIC PRESSURE worked Fifth U, S. Judicial W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — Circuit, which is composed of The United Slate* t o d a y Genrgln, Florida, Alabama, clung to hope that diplomatle Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas pressure wunlit halt the Com­ and the Panama I'utial Zone, munist offensive in Luo* and The chief justice mill tlm tomovu any need for more judicial conference, over diastic action by the Western which lie presides, hss con­ power*. V cluded "w ith the utmost reAmerican official* said, hictnnrr" that such a mov* however, that Washington is necessary. Tlio Fifth Cir­ wu* prepared In take any cuit has hud n heavy loud of measures necessary in the f i ­ school desegregation and o ili­ nal analysis to preserve the er rivll righl* rase*. The di­ independence and neutrality vision would provide for a o f the embattled kingdom if new Eleventh Circuit compos­ diplomatic effort* failed. ed o f Texas, Louisiana nod Tlie Untied State* was the Canal Zone, with a panel bringing i lie re n»i‘d pressure oil Iti i1111ii nod Russia, ru- o f seven judge*. Thu old Fifth Circuit would have ( bail men nf the Geneva rollf g r e n e e which guarantees eight judge*. Wnrrcil said leg­ laintlim in do pen lienee a n d islation lo curry out (he plan neutrality, to issue n s tiff “ will hr submitted In Con­ derlaration deimindiiig an end gress in dun course.’ 1 U. S. 5th Circuit To Be Divided to hostilities mid East-West "ruiisuitiill'in" lo stabilize Ihe ailuiitlun. N E U T R A L IS T FORCES IN LAST DITCH STAND V IE N T IA N E , tains (I J I 'l)— Neutralist f o r c e * on the fringe of the Plum of Jar* toduy were reported milking a lust-ditch staiul against adv a n c i n g Communists w ho bluinrd the United State* for the new fighting in Laos. Neiiliulisl Gen. Kong l.e, who wu* forced to flee hi* hoadquurlera at Mining Phulih to escape the Puthet Lao o f­ fensive, w u reported rallying hi* troop* six mile* to Hie smith west at Run Khong, on the edge of the strategic plain. ’Ihe plain is the gate­ way to all of l.aos. Tlie Puthet l.ao offensive which gained control of tlie I ‘Ini i> o f Jar* since Kalin day wu* reported to have left Muong Phunh surrounded by Communist*, its supply lines i iit and under steady mtilh-ry iHiiulmidiurnt. Education Fund Data On Way TALLAH ASSEE (U IM ) Tlie flr*t tirafl nf n statewide (dan to distribute $5.6 million in federal education construc­ tion funds for Florida is ex­ pected lo be ready within :ui day*. A special advisory commit­ tee, created by the 1963 Leg­ islature to help distribute the funds for college* and uni­ versities, went to work Tue*. day with a warning from Gov. Farris Itryaut that "*pci'd is oxsenllal." Tito l.Tinan committer Is headed by Stale School Slipt. Thomas D. Bailey. Although (he 39-year-old Ray had to run a gamut of what may be the biggest mus­ ter »»f Castro’s Soviet-controll­ ed and equipped troops smeo the 11)61 Bay o f Pigs invasion, refugees "fe lt sure ho ha* made it." Clandestine anti-Castro ra ­ dio broadcasts which appar­ ently came from outside Cuba filled the airways during tlm night. They did not identify I hem solve* with Ray or any group. A short-wave broadcast ii’iMHit 9 a. m. (E D T ) moni­ tored in Miami reported satwilage in Havana and tlie sugar fields o f Camaguey and called on the students o f Cuba lo rebel. Tlie five-minute broadcast was attributed lo the Student Revolutionary Direct­ orate (D U E ). The broadcast was directed lo tlie same fre­ quency as Havana's television Channel 2. The emotional broadcaster shouted that three taxis wero burned at Havana. auli-L'astro slogans were painted on walls, and lumrcdx of acres of sugar cane were burned at C* maguey. The broadcaster urged (ha people to sabotage Cuba's shaky electrical power sys­ tem by keeping the lights on as much as possible. During the night, a woman did most o f the broadcasting. The rails to arms were inter­ spersed with the playing of Cuba's patriotic "invasion hymn" which dates hack 7D years to the war of indepen­ dence witli Spain. Suspect Treated HONOLULU (U IM ) — A prime suspect in the ax-slay­ ing of Norwegian freighter captain Jacob N alvlg was hospitalized today following a suicide attempt, lie is chief steward Anker Baardscn, 42, also a Norwegian. F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N Concert Guest Artists Named Three Hanford residents, active in the Seminole County sell mil system, will lie guest at tint* at tlie Seminole High Srhoot Hand Concert this F ri­ day at the srhoal amphitheat­ er. 'Ihe cancer! begin* at 8 p. m. Mts. Lucille Frsler, srhonl dietician, will o ffer a solo with the band accompaniment. Also featured will lie a vibrolim p played by John Shiran!, 'fill* will lie the first ww o f a vihriiharp at ■ Jural srhnul band runrert. Peter Rukur, associate di­ lector o f tlie Seminole High School hand and director of Uib Sanford Junior High School band, will conduct " A Tribute to tilentl Miller.” Tb* tsoumt U fit * . A D U LT S EAT — CHILDREN’ 12 OH U N D ER *100 Menu Includes; Cole Slaw French Fried linked Heims Grit* Hush I’ uppie* Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Ow nnf K (lprrated Hr Maxine &. Hob llanrorW H w y. 17-92 So. Sanford I’ h. F A 2-5%3 � 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 19, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 19, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 19, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/981ba19aa8a1a93f1827617e0324edfe.pdf eeed7746a41d27586a65b7cd088a8732 PDF Text Text — j L /iH i 1 W|» 00 r A« PIG I # : tfU' H * RE 6U R i, m DC Kl V M fw rR Which One Is The M yth - - Johnson Or Kennedy 3 Bjr Holme* Alexander WASHINGTON - Some of « s the other night at a atag party briefing listened to an analysis of the Johnson Bud get by an Elsenhower Repub­ lican. The normal political bias waa there, but so were the bona fldes. The briefing officer, an es tabitshed and experienced ex pert, had spent 10 workdays doing a line-by-line dissection o f LBJ’s 1,165-page, fourpound, seven-ounce fiscal ten lament, the Federal Budget for the year that begins in July, and of related docu ments. All the presidential claims of prudence and fru gality, economy and cutback, PAH at George Stuart's : E 4 NEW 1964 OFFICE GUIDE IDIAS fe hale yen cut the «•#» ef yeer #Hk* vuk. K l m u et M e d a r e Office BqaTpment and Filina Syitems. eila Mt Much thl, M *» veur M mm Irttorh..* g e o x g o s tu a rt SSS Cart M I m m OrlM th th rM i * , : i Page 12 — April 20,19*4 |m H made since last November, were examined, analyzed and evaluated. And as the mean­ ing of it all began to break through upon us, a financial reporter at my table leaned toward me and said: "P oor Jack!” Poor John F. Kennedy! For, If our briefing officer’s reve­ lations of LHJ’s fiscal trick­ ery and bookkeeping contri­ vances were at all valid, and if the country, the Congress and the press are being gull­ ed into believing the presi­ dential claims, then Johnson had written another searing chapter on tho "m yth" of JFK. Somebody asked the inevit­ able question: If cutting the Budget and halving the deficit were so easy, why hadn’t Kennedy, with exactly tho same team of financial advis­ ers that Jqhnion was using, done the same thing? "Well, Kennedy w a l k e d more boldly, more honestly up to the facts," we were told. So, which m a n is the "m yth ": JFK or LBJ? I would want to wait a while to find the answer. Johnson, with his keener sensitivity to pub­ lic and Congressional senti­ ment, moved with speed and flourish to achieve economics. He cancelled the Dynasoar project. He ordered the clos lng of obsolete military basrs He cut the projected Federal roster. He brought in a Bud­ get that was well under the frightening <100 billion figure. . !> ill inV. 'I , take your bcrt and ball homcl We'll get our own through our Hometown Western Auto CATALOG CENTER1 214 EAST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA t I He slashed the “ planned” de licit in twain. Before going into the al leged bamboozle, it ought to be said that a certain amount is allowable for political show manship. All presidents make their budgets and budget planning look as plausible and palatable as possible. In Johnson’s case, he greatly heartened the general public, which is sickened by decades of big Federal spending. And he cheered lire business com munity, which has already re sponded with rising private enterprise investment. Confl donee-building is part of any president's Job, and Johnson docs it superbly. Moreover, although John son is accused by Republicans of saving today what must be spent tomorrow, there is a chance that he may be saving tomorrow also. M i l i t a r y spending, especially on the nuclear arsenal, has reached a high plateau from which we may, by 1065-00 be ablo to level off or make a drastic reduction. If so, Johnson's bctling-on-tiic-futurc econom­ ics will prove more genuine than Republicans allow. But meanwhile, here are some hand - is • quicker • than • the-cye manipulations which seem to make Johnson look like a better president than Kennedy: Soon after Kennedy’s death, Johnson increased his prede­ cessor’s spending program by $600 million, which might Just as well have come next year. The move made JFK look like the spender and I.BJ like next year's saver. Kennedy had es­ timated tho tax cut would stimulate prosperity and gain <1.4 billion in Federal reve­ nues. Somehow, Johnson lean­ ed on Walter Heller and Kermit Gordon—the financial wiz­ ards who served both Presi­ dents — to make this figure read <1.6 billion — a gain of better than <3 billion for John­ son over Kennedy, Soon after Kennedy's death, Johnson announced a "sub­ stantial decrease in Federal employment. But the de­ crease came to only 1200 per­ sons by Republican count, and at about the same time the President proposed adding double that number, 2628 per­ sons, in Federal contracts with private enterprise. • MON. • TUES. • WED. 25th Cr PARK, SANFORD “ COPELAND’S” SMOKED (4-6 LBS. AVG.) SMALL PICNICS WITH YOUR <3 OR MORE TOOD ORDER TLEASE SPARKLING CRYSTAL mid idcnmintr silver Braced serving tables tit the Altamonte Springs Community Library Silver Tea. In top photo, Mrs. Webber Haines, hostess, receives punch from Mrs. Tilford Gorham while in Irottom photo, Mrs. Paul O. Schallert is shown serving ten to Mrs. Fred Rassman. 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VOL. 56 ^ rT T o ^ TUZZLE: For years and years, and including the pre­ sent, the custom has been to allow political candidates to string their signs over Sanford streets, even though they could be traffic hazards in de­ tracting the attention of driv­ ers. Yet one candidate anchor­ ed an eight-foot duck dinglhy with his political sign in the city boat basin . . . and it was immediately removed to the police station. The candi­ date was informed he could not advertise on city property but, by custom, he could hang his sign over city streets. An­ other candidate's sign has been displayed for months on the police benevolent build­ ing on the lake front. And how about candidate* parking their automobiles, with signs, on the city streets? Question: Where does city property atart and stop? • • • Constable Bob Carroll's aid was enlisted by the Fill last weekend. FBI came to town in search of a convict who had escaped from a Georgia chain gang after serving eight months of a 30-to-yoar sen­ tence. Bob led them to Wil­ liam A. Speigle, of Citrus Heights, now in Orange Coun­ ty jail awaiting return to a Georgia prison. • • • Jaycces didn’ t lake a chance on missing anyone in the Sa­ bin oral vaccine drive against polio . . . prisoners in city, Jail, county and state prison farm were given doses; tak­ en with tlieir own consent, of course. • • • Small claims court has been moved from the court house to Masonic Temple building. The court house space will lie used as a private office by County Commissioner*. • • • Lib Metlivln genial sheriff’ s department dispatcher, urges all to ride around Sanford on these beautiful days, observing all the beautiful floral dis­ plays in the private gardens. For example, the riot of red and white with that yardful of petunias at Cameron and Celery. • • • City Manager Pete Knowles warns householders than an out-of-town tree contractor is undercutting local firms and leaving their trash for the residents to clean up. Knowles wants it known that city re­ fuse crews do not pick up tree trimmings and cuttings. • • • R. E. Porter hears that the PIC building at Railroad Ave­ nue and Commercial Street 1* to be improved (at lo n g e s t ) to the tunc of $20,000 and con­ verted into an office building. Mary llarkey suggests the owners remove the unsightly tin canopy, loo. • • • Mary Terwilliger called to say that the Seminole High Class of '39 is planning a re­ union on June 0 . . . but hav­ ing difficulty locating four former classmates: Octavia Blades, Bertha Mae Hart., Lorraine liegman and Ethel Dale. Any information alwut these girls may he called to Jack Boll at 322 8573. • • • » V Bumper strip on a loc .1 car reads: “ Dimmit dammit." And another good one U . . . “ If you hic hikc! 1" • • • Gov. Farris Bryant, not­ ing correct posture "is one of the greatest contributing factors to better health,," has proclaimed May 1-7 as “ Corree Posture Week" in Flor­ ida. • • • P R O P H E C Y : Postmast­ er General Gronouski'a curttailmrnt of postal services on Saturdays, in keeping with President Johnson’s economy move, ultimately will lead to complete elimination of mail service on Saturdays. Thai's not yet a fact; Just a pro­ phecy. That item In Monday’ s pap­ er about stamp uU .t being eliminated on Saturdays was In error. It should have read there will be no money orders, etc., issued on Saturdays. Sor­ ry, John and all you other postmasters. • • Quote from the Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin: Don't drive ■s if you own the rosd; drive s i if you owned the car. United Press Lease., )Yre Established 1908 TUES., APRIL 21. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 173 Cuba Protests U. S. Plane Flights Reconnaissance Called 'Highly Dangerous' juiwa ... BRIEFS More Voters EDWIN L. MASON, peeking re-election to the Florida Public Utilities Commission, is welcomed to Sanford and Seminole County by State Sen. Mack Cleveland. At the present time Mason is serving as chairman of the statewide commission. (Herald Photo) Britain Joins U. S., New York Faces Biggest Traffic Reds In Nuclear Cut Jam In History LONDON (UPI) - Britain, tho minimum necessary to NEW YORK (U P I ) - W e d ­ following the United States maintain our independent nu­ and Russia, announced today clear delerrcnt und to meet nesday's opening of the New that military nuclear fuel pro­ ail our defense requirement* York World's Fair may pro­ duction is being “ gradually vide the city with its biggest for the foreseeable future,’ ’ terminated." traffic jam in history if civil Prime Minister Sir Alec the announcement said. rights demonstrators go Welcoming the United States Dougla*-lIomc told parliament ahead with plans for a “ stallany plutonium produced by and Soviet decisions Monday in." to cut hack production of fis­ civil reactors will not be used Despite a court restraining sionable material, Douglasfor nuclear weapons. order and sharp warnings Home said Britain is "con­ Douglas - Home’ s announce­ from city officials, leaders of ment said the United States tributing fully to the initia­ rebellious chapters of the tive President Johnson ami also has undertaken to use Congress of Uncial Equality none of the plutonium, sup­ I Premier Nikita Khrushchev (CORE) thus far have refus­ plied to it by Britain under are now taking." He said British production ed to call off the planned dem­ existing agreements, for wea­ of fissionable materials al­ onstrations. pons production. Mayor Robert F. Wagner ways has been on a very “ Her majesty’s government scolded the organisers as men much smaller scale than in have already adjusted their holding “ a gun at the heart of supplies of fissile material to the United States and Rus­ the city." sia. A court order banning the In Moscow East-West agree­ ment on reduction of enrich­ threatened "slall-in" of more ed uranium and plutonium than 2.500 automobiles on ma­ production was hailed by dip­ jor arteries leading to the fair lomats here as an important in Queens was issued Mon­ step in continuing the cold day. war thaw. Observers pointed out that Most of the 5.WKJ Shriner* But scientifir expert* in the stall in plans may have visiting Sanford Friday and Western missions here said it gathered so much momentum Saturday will participate in n would,be wrong lo expect the the organisers may not he parade, m-eording to Leltoy agreement lo alter the mili­ able to halt the demonstra­ Robb, public ity chairman. tary strength of either side. tion. The parade will form at At Geneva, Russia said that I Also threatened for the First Street and Cypres* Ave­ its cutback in (he production opening day of Hie fair was nue and move out at 10:30 of nuclear explosives would disruption n( subway and u.m. Snturdny, moving west he approximately the same Long Island Rail Road ser­ on First Street, south on Oak as the American reduction. vice to tlic fair site and sit-in Avenue, east on Third Street, President Johnson announc­ blockades of key bridges and north on Sanford Avenue, ed Monday that the United tunnels between Manhattan east on Second Street and Stales will reduce production and the Long Island fair site. disband in the vicinity of the of enriched uranium by to After a meeting Monday Slitinc Club. per rent and of plutonium by wiili Queens Hist. Ally. Frank Local residents also will he 20 per cent. I). O'Connor, the CORK lead­ entertained by tire Bahia ers still were defiant. Shrine Temple band of Orlan­ do at 7:30 p.m. Friday at First Street and Mugnolia Avenue, Robb said. The two-day program for Tom Gilchrist, vice presi­ the Shrincrs, themselves, will dent and general manager of open with n golf tournament WESH-TV has announced that at noon Friday at Mayfair the entire two hours of Thurs­ Country Club. Federal Deposit Insurance day morning's presentation of Highlight of the meeting Hie Today Show will lie spent Corporation has approved the will he the initiation of 100 recapping the highpoints of application of the United Statu candidates into the Shrine Wednesday's day and night Rank of Seminole for deposit Saturday afternoon at Semi­ opening of the 1964-65 New insurance. Official notifica­ nole High School. tion of this approval was re­ York World's Fair. Most of the show, Gilchrist ceived by T. K. Tucker, San­ said, will he on-the-spot cov­ ford banker. Tucker heads a group of lo­ erage. The program will heshown at its usual time, start­ cal businessmen who arc or­ ganizing tills new venture. In­ ing at 7 a m. cluded in this group are Mark Thu Raiiford-Seminole Coun­ N. Cleveland Jr., Hamid II. ty Junior Chamber of Com­ Kastner, Charles Robinson, ment- will conduct its annual election o f officers at the The Board of Directors of Adnt. R. W. Jackson, J. I). w e e k l y lunchron meeting the Seminole County Chamber Wright Jr., Thomas McDon­ Thursday in the Civic Center. of Commerce will meet at 7 ald, taring Burgess, W. A. Absentee ballots may be p. m. today at the Trade- Patrick ami Andrew Carraeast W< line-day until 7 p.m., winds Cafeteria in Cassel­ way. berry. As spokesman for this group, at the JuyCee Building. Tuckrr slated that the new bank will issue capital stock In the total amount of $400.uxt. Considerable local inter­ est in the stock has already been manifested, and it ap­ pears that the issue will hr oversubscribed. Tucker indi­ cated, however, that every ef­ fort will lie made to assure lo­ cal residents the opportunity to secure some of the stork. The United State Rank will be located in the new Sanford Shopping Center in south Sanford at the corner of Onora Street and U. S. High­ way 17-92. This locstion will enable the bank to serve both the residential areas of San­ ford and also the heavily pop­ ulated central portion of Sem­ inole County. SANFORD REALTOR William JL Stamper, Officers of the new bank right, receive* certificate from A. R. Lormunn, will be T. E. Tucker, chair­ president of the Seminole County Hoard o f Real­ man; Loring Burgess, presi­ tor*, appointing him district chairman of the dent; John Y. Mercer, vice National Institute o f Real Estate Broker* for president, and Mrs. Mary R. the State o f Florida. Presentation woa made Douglass, assistant vice presi­ Monday night at a meeting o f the board held dent and cashier. at Lyman High School. (Herald Photo) Shrine Parade Set Saturday Fair Opening To Be On WESH-TV Jaycees Elect Slate Thursday CC Board FDIC Approves Bank's Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — There »re neaily * half-million more people eligible to vote in Florida than the Inst time the state elected a gov­ ernor. Hunt Slayer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Police conducted ■ houseto-house canvass today of the resident ini area where a pret­ ty secretary Helen Mae Ad­ kins, 22, was found beaten, strangled and raped. Rocky In N. O. NEW ORLEANS (U PI) — New York Gov. Nelson Rock­ efeller invaded the Deep South today for the first time since he announced his can­ didacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Joan To Go LAE, New Guinea (t ’ P I)— Aviatrix Joan Merrinm said today she plans to go ahead with tho l,f>00-mile hop to Guam on her aroiiniltlieworld aolu flight despite some report* o f bad weather along the route. Holland Firm TAMPA (U PI) — Incum­ bent U.S. Sen. Spessard I,. Holland rcitrrnted his oppo­ sition to the civil rights hill Monday “ despite talk of rifle elulis, sit-in* and other dem­ onstrations," hut would not ap­ pear with his opponent to further discuss his views. Mrs. LBJ Home WAFIMNGTON’" (U P fl ’ — A travel-weary Mr*. Lyndon It. Johnson returned to the Whlto House early todny from a “ highly interesting" trip to Cleveland that includ­ ed a lightning scare, rain and an unexpected It hour motor trip. New Aide TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — David William Hunter, a Fort Lauderdale public relations man, begin* his duties as Gov. Farris Bryant’s new press aide today as the gover­ nor und a plane loud of new s­ men travel to New York for the opening of the World's Fair. A CHECK FOR $119,000, representing the first educational television grant by the federal government to a public school system for a TV sta­ tion, is presented to R. Earl Kipp (left) by R. T. Mllwee while Dr. A1 Edmunds, station director, watches. Kipp. Orange County Schools super­ intendent, i* president of the ETV Corjxrration while Milwcc, superin­ tendent of Seminole schools, is the organization’s treasurer. ETV Programs Due To Begin Early In 1965 Dr. AI Edmunds, director of Educational television sta­ tion WMFE-TV, Channel 24. said today that lie expects the station will go on the air Jan. -I, 1965. The station, an ultra high frequency operation, has re­ ceived a grant of $119,687 which was turned over to It. Karl Kipp, president of the ETV Corporation and super­ intendent of Orange County Schools, by the corporation's treasurer, It. T. Milwcc, auperintendent of Seminole County schools. Mllwee said the grant was tin.' fits, to a public school system in the United States. "There have been 18 other grants," said Milwcc, “ but this is the first one to tie made to a public school sys­ tem. The others have been made to colleges, universities and other high level organiza­ tions and institutions.” The station's programming is scheduled to reach some loo.ooo school children daily, not Including those who will he reached through nn adult education program to he start­ ed later. At the present time, the ETV group has five programs on the air, all to he carried on Channel 2. EDITORIAL COMMENT Progress Report Tito Huci'c** o f any going, growing commun­ ity i* it* economy. And Seminole County i* no different from any other community in it* need to improve it* cultural a*pcct*, it* educational features, it* home life and it* "gracious living." A prime mainstay in tiie financial *upport of any community iH it* industry. Industry bears u lion's *hurc of the taxes which HUpjiort our school* and other public institution*. As the community grow*, so mu*t more in­ dustry come into Seminole County to add to it* financial *iip|>ort. A group of volunteer wurkcr* who i* do­ ing an excellent joli in building Seminole Coun­ ty's industrial structure . . . member* o f which are serving without pay, taking time from their own huHincHse* . . . in known nn tho industrial committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Member* o f the committee are John Alex­ ander, Dr. Thomas Largen, lairing Burgess, Howard H. Hodge*, Leltoy Robb, Boh Crumley, Bill Hemphill, Tom McDonald und Robert Sheddon. Illustrative o f the *ucce**ful accomplish­ ments of tire induMtriul committee is the recent announcement* of the Chemical Corporation of America, with headquarters in Tallah«**ee, and the Southern Fibcrgln** Products, o f Or­ lando. Chemical Corporation ha* taken over the Del Mar Building in un expansion program. It plunn to move it* Tallahassee sale* office and headquarter* here. Southern Fiherglns* ha* taken over the William* Building in another expansion program, supplementing it* Orlando hendquurter*. Both will employ county resi­ dents. , Bringing these two firms to Seminole Coun­ ty was the industrial committee o f the Cham­ ber o f Commerce. These men will not rest on their laurels but will continue in the sumo vein to bring more industy here. A vote of thanks und appreciation . . . a job well done. Industrial Exhibit To Open Thursday Second annual industrial ex­ hibit of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will be held in conjunction with the Sanford Civitan Club's beauty contest Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday evenings at the Civic Center. Doors will open at 6:30 p. m. Thursday and Friday and at 6 p. m. Saturday. Indust­ ries, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, Seminole High School and Lyman High School will participate. Salute to county industrial­ ist.'. will he sounded at 7:30 p. m. Thursday by Jamea P. Avery Jr.1, rhalWiun of Hie Seminole County Commission; Mayor A. L. Wilson, of San­ ford. and Carl Schllkc, cochairman of Uie Chamber's Industrial committee. Tlie award of appreciation to the industrialist contribut­ ing most to the development of Seminole County will be presented at 7:45 p. m. Sat­ urday. Tlie Iki thing beauties will parade in bathing suits at 8 p. m. Thursday, in evening gowns at 8 p. m. Friday ami in the final judging at 8:15 p, m. Saturday. Judges will be Janet Bonder, Cccile Heard, Roticrt Slicddcn and Paul Lewis. (Eight beauty contestants are pictured n page 5). Junior Chamber of Com­ merce will offer a free snack bar nightly and door prizes will lie awarded at intervals each evening. Winner of the beauty con­ test will rccelvo from the Civitan Club a trip to the New York World'* Fair to appear in the Florida exhibit, sponsorship in the Miss Sea­ side Festival, a trophy and a crown, along with numerous other awards and sift certi­ ficates. Second and third runners-up will receive tro­ phies, a $25 savings bond and gift certificate*. Participating in the indust­ rial exhibit will lie the fol­ lowing: Alix of Sanford, Antenna Systems, Certified Slings, Chapman Concrete Products, Chase and Company, Chemical Corporation of America, City Products Corporation, Contin­ ental Testing Laboratories, Dearborn Electronics. Deep South Products, DynaIronies, Florida Power Cor­ poration, Florida Power and Light Company, Florida State Employment Service, Gator Lumber Company, Geneva Manufacturing Company, HarCar Aluminum Products, Hi Acres Concentrate, ULH Pro­ ducts. Holloway Materials Corpor­ ation, Hunter Ice and Fuel Company, J o h n a o n Elec­ tronic*, Longwood Industries, Miracle Concrete Company, Nehi Bottling Company, Pen­ insula Paint and Plastics Manufacturing C o m p a n y , Pinebreeze Sanford, Pierro Manufacturing Company, San­ ford Weldinp and Fabricating Company. Sanford Manufacturing Com- pany, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, Sol-Kern Company, Sou­ thern Bell Telephone and Tele­ graph, Southern Filtorglass Products, Sinitly's Snappin' Turtle, Stine Machine and Supply, Wheeler Fertilizer Company, Winter Park Tele­ phone Company, York-Kgcr Manufacturing C o m p a n y , Seminole High School drafting ami design technology, and Lyman High School electron­ ics technology. GENESYS Site Lease OKd TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Cabinet Hoard o f Kdiicatlon approved todny a $1 a year lease for 21 a r m of land at Cape Kennedy as the main aita for the state'* new Grad­ uate Engineering Education System (Gencsya). Atty. Gen. James Kynes said the M) year lean** was not acceptable to the atate as it was originally drawn, hut rhanges were mnde with approval of Ilia Air Force to mnka it acceptable. Charter Granted Chase Glades Farm, Inc., has been granted a charter by Secretary of State Tom Adams. The firm, dealing in Hie farming business, will is­ sue 5,000 shares of common stock nt $1 per share. Incor­ porators are Randall Chase, S. O. Chase Jr. and Clydu Ramsey, all of Sanford. MIAMI (UPI) - The Cu* ban government lodged a pro* test with the Swiss embassy today regarding U. S. recon­ naissance flights over tho Communist island. News of the protest was air* cd on a Havana Radio broad­ cast monitored here. "The Cuban government has never and will never accept the fact that U. S. Air Forco planes violate Cuban air spare," said the written pro* test, signed by Minister Raul Ho a. The United States has con­ tinued air surveillance of tho Caribbean island since tho missile crisis of 1962. "Regarding the statement made yesterday by the U. S. State Department Hiat any in­ terference with these Ameri* ran planes would he 'highly dangerous," the Cuban govern­ ment wants to make clear that the responsibility of any dangerous situation thus treat* ed will be exclusively tlie re­ sponsibility of the U. S. gov* eminent," the note added. ltoa said Cuba has "repeat­ edly protested" U. S over­ flights. He charged auch flight* are “ a violation of in­ ternational law and the sover­ eignity of Cuba." Floridans Off To World's Fair TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Farris Bryant and slate officials (eft for New Yurk in a Florida National Guard plane (oday to participate in tho opening of the World's Fair Wednesday. A number of National Guard personnel accompanied tho governor. An hour later, a group of close to 100 Florida business leaders and newsmen, with state agriculture commission­ er Doyle Conner as host, left for the fair alioard a new Eastern 727 Jetliner, furnish­ ed by Eastern Air Line*. A number of private busi­ nesses, including M i n u t o Maid, Coca Cola, Tupiwrware, Viking Lithographers and tho Florida Gas Company, aro paying expenses of the busi­ nessmen and newsmen. Tlie Florida group will seo President Johnson officially open the fair at noon Wednes­ day and at 2 p.m. will as* semblc for dedication of the Florida pavilion. The Floridu group will re­ turn Thursday. • Court Docket Criminal docket was to be heard hy Circuit Judge Voile A. Williams at 2 p. in. today, when he was scheduled to set for trial a number of eases. I I Walter A. Giclow, publishereditor of The Sanford Herald, is a member of Hie group of businessmen and newsmen attending Hie Fair. enneuf f t UUAVQ MAftT ntJALrTV m ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS 2 $5 FOR TWIN OR FULL I'RK-SHRUNK WASH *N DRY — NO 1HONINO MACHINE WAS1IAIILE DECORATOR COLORS 100% COTTON ) '• -v ; a I h �u m o ia w M M M h a A0 PH 6l Red China Reported Reinforcing Border W ith Soviet Union R! El •H XX Leukemia Vaccine Held 'Absolute Certainly' Hospital Notes Jean Hate] Brown, Oviedo; Jeeela May Muae, Lake Mon­ Roy Plsdgar, Richard N. Gib- roe. tan, ChtrlM Hadden, Clara BIRTHS M«dd«n Jaanetto Hadden, Jim* Mr. and Mra. Herbert Musa, tny Lee Hadden* Grace Haynet, Beverly Mannln, Esther Baby Girl, Lake Monroe; Mr. Locke, David Brady, Joyce and Mra. Robert Morris, Baby Arlene Siselove, William Car- Girl, Osteon. DISCHARGES roll, Jack C. Hendricks, James E. Thomas, Kathryn Runge, Kathryn Rungs, Bsverly Man­ Helen Gilchrist, Majorle Mc­ nln, Jdanstte Hsddtn, C la n Dermott, all of Sanford. An­ Haddan, Charles Hadden, Jim­ thony B. Oliver, Maitland; my Las Haddan, Shlrlsy Way, Sonja Morris, Osteen; Ken­ Felels Smith, May Jarvl, neth V. Mateckl, Fern Park; Fallcltas Livingston, Joe T. Mary Cochrane, Winter Park. Collins, VsnlU Collins, Mar­ lene Ernst, Curtis John Hall, b ir t h s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Site- Sr., 8ut Hamrick, Thsmsa love, Baby Boy, Sanford; Mr. Dillard, Mark R. Chorpanlng, M d Mrs. Martin Mankowakl, Irana Brown, Ulysts Boyd, Jamea Swain, Mrs. Marilyn Baby Boy, Sanford. Waldow and Baby Girl, all of discharges Bruce Owen Channon, San­ Sanford, Ray Hovsr, DeBary, ford ; Michael John Foster, Donald Smith, Longwood and John Peralta, Geneva Owen, Mrs. Delores Hill and Baby Thomas W. Curtis, Jr., Flor­ Girl, Longwood. ence Schelbenberger, Jewtll Cummings, Linda Rae Curtner and Baby Girl, all o f San­ ford. Carrie Branam, DeLand; Henry Ulrich, DeBary; How­ ard Middleton, DeBary; Dor­ By Jana Cassslbarry othy Sllkwood and Baby Boy, Ntw officers o f ths Wom­ Longwood; William Booth, an's Club o f Cassslbarry wars Lake Mary; Dura Wakefield, installed Thursday by Dr. Lake Monroe and Donna Kata Gertruda Furman of Altamon­ DeLesch, Lake Monroe. te Springs at a luncheon APRIL IT held at tha Imperial House ADMISSIONS In Winter Park. Hilda Raulerson, Sanford; Those Installed Included James Howsll, Sanford; Tom­ Mra. Kenneth Green, presi­ my Maggard, Lake Mary; dent; Mrs. Edward Pender, Lucille Robinson, Lake Mary; vice president; Mra, Velvet Charlea Scuddsr, DeBary; Jacobs, corresponding secre­ tary; Mrs. Edward Lunn, re­ cording secretary and Mra. Eleanor Storra, treasurer. i n T M R c l n e t it r o i M T n r Each o f the Incoming and T i i r n in t h j u d ic ia l c m C H IT O K T H R B T A T U O K outgoing officer* was present­ r i. o M it iA in anu r o n ed a lovely corsage mada by S R M IX O L K COL'WTV. a club member, Mrs. Carl n iA N c a n r no. i s m r t T IX R N R N A T IO N A L H A N K Jack. The threa officers, Mra. or BT. P E T B IU IB U ItO , a N a ­ Thomaa Hueston, president; tional ritn k ln t A tiocltllnn. DALLAS (U P I )-A Chicago medleal researcher raid Mon­ day that a vaccine for leuke­ mia la "an absolute certainty . . . the next logical step" and it could h« reedy in 10 yaar*. Dr. Staven 0 . Schwarts, di­ rector of the Department of Hematoloiy at the Hektoen Institute for Medical Be- APRIL u a d m is s io n s Ranger Issues Fire Warning HEAR LAKE aixth traders making up the staff for the “ Internntinnnl Cookbook" told at the school’s Country Fair were, seated, from left, Linda Dudman, editor; Danny Klinger, art editor; Vicky Williams, ad­ vertising and Melalnt Goldman, publicity; standing, Linda Ackerman, publisher. Mrs. Lelra Stroup is teacher of the class. (Herald Photo) Casselberry Women Conduct Installation e Mrs. Charles Shlrlsy, record­ ing aecreUry and Mrs. Hsnry Hansen, traaaurer, wars given gifts of perfume. Mra. Thomas Largen of Sanford spoke on tha currant driva fo r funds by tha Can­ cer Society emphasising the imporUnca o f distributing ed­ ucational information on the diaeaae to each home. The col­ lection for fundi la sponsorcd by tha Woman's Club In Casselbarry and will taka place all o f thi* week. It was announced that a meeting of tha County Fed­ eration o f Woman's Cluba will ba held at tn* Hamilton House Restaurant on Thurs­ day May 28. Legal Notice Plaintiff, Vs. C I.T D g H. W IL L IA M S . at as, ate., / I [ T)«ftn4ant N o r ir u o r s u it T in t b t a t h n r k i .o r i d a i TO* Any unknow n apoaaaa, tialra, graatata, ltlaora. araSItort, trudeaa, ***l| n .**, nr elhara claim ing by, tbroath. Under or against C t.T D K 11. W IL L IA M S ant SARAH ft W IL L IA M * , h it wife, and/or the r a il properly aab/act m at­ ter of Ib is salt Tou are hereby notified that a salt hae been filed agalnat you end each of you, by C IT ­ IZ E N S N A T IO N A L B A N K O T NT. P K T C R a n tJ R O la thi above entitled eausa; and that you are hereby required to flic your Anewer with the C la rk of thta Court, and ta serve a oapy thereof upea the P la in tiff or p ia la tlira A tto r­ ney, whose asses end address Idi A L B E R T C. W E R L T , A t ­ torney at Law, tttt Central Avenue, at. Petereburg, F lo r ­ ida. aot later than M a y Tth, Sift. I I you fall to do eo, Decree P r s Contoeeo wilt ha aatsrad ageiaet yoa for the relief damended la the Complaint. The neture or eald suit be­ in g for foteoloeura of m ort­ gage reoorded In Official lieenrde Book i l l , page tot, Publla Baaorda at aemlnoio C oun­ ty, Plerldo. eovortngi Lot 111. O A K L A N D H IL L S , acoordlag to plat thertot, reoorded la f la t Beak II, paged dt A It, Pubtla Be. cards ot Seminole County, yiorld a i together w ith the follow ing described llama • f property wfcleh era lo ­ cated i s end permanently Inetalled no a part ef the improvemeats on a al d lend) Jeckeon (lee Hot W ater Heater, Model C 111. Barlei No. ITtIT W IT N E S S my bend and the seal of this Court, a‘. Sanford. Bealnale County. Plorldd. tble Srd day of April, a d . ttld. (C O U R T B R A L ) A rth u r H. Beckwith. Jr. C ls rk et ths Circuit Court B y i M artha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk Publleb A p ril f. Id. I I. II. t ill. C D T -ld AIK CONDITIONER Fred J. Harris Sr. and Ralph D. Hackstt, represent­ ing the Gulf Life Insurance Company In Sanford, have been invlUd to attend -tha Gulf Llfa managers meeting to ba held in Lakeland April 28-84. • Harris earned the trip ea leading agent In the enUre company for tha flrat quar­ ter and Hackett waa tha leading superintendent in tha Winter Park district. GULF SERVICE Tire* - Batteries • Accessories Road AAA Servian Guaranteed Brake * Muffler Service Franck a l i t FA 2-0981 FA 2-9922 Pvt. Charlea E. Erani, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ev­ ans, Ganava, ha* completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island. 8. C. He will raport to Camp Lejaune, N. C., for eombat infantry training. Spl/6 William W. Fuller, ion of Mr. and Mra. Abram L. Fuller, Altamonte Springs, has been asilgned to Battery A. 4th Artillery’* 4th Miaalle Battalion, th* Army's NikeHercules missile unit at Red­ mond, Wash. School Ransacked D Police reported today that vandals ransacked Crooomi High School and Pinacrest School over th* weekend but >btained nothing. Elect Charlie Thomas >.n CONSTABLE District i Pd. P ot iail or bring this coupon Adv. OJ and have the Sanford Herald )) delivered daily to your door hi Death Notice K IS K N IIA U E R t M A U D E I*. rKun.ral u n ir a i aarvlcs torvica is farr Mra. mra, u Maada i r. Ehenhausr. sSI, i, iI Ii Ss aBents a a ta ;r * Lana, Orlando, who pisaaad a ll away Frid a y w ill ba bald Moon day at S:M F.M. la the akspal of tha W. Ouy Biaek Home far Funerals- Rev. Rebart w . Batties wilt official* and Inter­ ment will be In Woodlnwn cvmotary. She Waa In Fellow •hip with tha Chrlallan and Missionary Alliance rhursh. Member. Chrlallan W omnn'a cigb. and retired C|tiaaa* Committee, Orlando. Bho was bora la Ml. Carm at Fa., and moved to Orlando from W ill­ iamsport. !•»., seven years ago. Su rvivin g era. Daughter, Mra. Luellla Chestnut, Orlando, two nlooaa and two naohawa. two grandson*. W. Ouy Black Home tor Fuaarala It In charge. INSURANCE AUTO & PROPERTY BAU-BLAIR AGENCY t i l 8. Tark Ava. FA 2-MO PLUMBING R L. HARVEY PLUMRING Complete InaUllaUont “Repel airs Sanford Flour and Feed Store Bathroom and Kite baa Flature* WaUr Pumpa Free Eatlmateg 204 if .£ U U 2 !1 VACUUM CLEANERS Jiao Dandy Feeds Timothy Ha^r^ Cotton Seed SAN FO RD FEEDS I)R. GERTRUDE FORMAN of Altamonte Springs wns installing officer for the Woman'* Club of Casselberry. In the photo are, seated, left to right, Di*. Formkn, 'Mr*. Thi/hua ‘Hueston and Mrd. Kcanoth Green; standing, Mrs. Edward Ponder, Mrs. Velvet Jucobs, Mrs. Edward Lunn and Mra. Eleanor 8torra. (Herald Photo) A reunion will ba bald by the Seminole High School d a n o f 1964 on Friday at 8 p. m. In the director*' room of tha First Federal Building on First Street. IN SU R A N C E HARRY ADAIR’S By Jane Caaaelbmy The Cadette Rendezvous held at Camp Tlcochee near Barberviile laat weekend waa attended by eight Girl Scouts from Troop 888 o f Casstlbarry along with scout* from several Central Florida coun­ ties. Thoie who want Included Barbara Andrew*, Terri Pattiihall, Joan and Ann Hlgglni, Sutie Webber, Karen Casa, ,K«ta Leonard and Melenda Casselberry. The Cadettei participated in their choice o f Interest groups and enjoyed swim­ ming in the new camp pool on Snturday. Campfire pro­ grams were held on Friday and Saturday night*. The girla from Troop 338 presented a demonstration on arti­ ficial reaplratlon Saturday morning. Worship icrvicea were held on Sunday morning. Each o f the Samlnoie Coun­ ty girl* wore matching red and white keaniea with a white pom-pom which the girl* had made themselves. Pvt. Evans Ends Recruit Course Reunion Friday By 1954 Class For Tha FiB*st Yaar A round Waethar CendK Conditioner FRDDERS All Lines Written Salas » Service Bring Your Innuranc* Sanford too S. Park Ave. Problems To Us — FA 8-4284 AUTO SERVICE Girls Attend Rendezvous bat indicated ths dltoise ii eauaed by a low-powered vir­ tu. To back up tha contention, ha cited a itudy performed in Niks, IU., which b id a "cluster" of Ituktmia caisi. Several such eluiteri were found In various icctioni of the country, he Hid. Tha lo-calltd "N llei cluiter" and other* all produced a 2,ooo par cent or bettor rata of incidence of the disease thin they should hive according to thilr population. Insurance Men Get Invitations AREA DIRECTORY H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Seminole County residents were aaked today to refrain from any burning o f trash or field* dua to aatrama dry con­ dition* aaiating at tha pro­ tent time. Florida Foreat Banger A l­ bert llarria warned that it la very cany for a traah fire to eacape with tha variable and guaty wind* now being axperianetd and reminded again that It la a violation to allow fire* o f any nature to eacape to land* o f another. I.andowncr* ware adviaad to hold o ff any burning until after the area gata rain or, if thay muat bum, to contact tho ranger* who will provide aaalatanca with firelinta and atandbya. Ranger* have been on duty alx and on* half day* a week and will continue on thi* •chcdule until it raina, llar­ ria aald. More fires have been covered during the paat two week* than in th* entire month of March and more acreage waa burned in the two week* period than in the last two month*, ha reported. Ranger* may b« contacted at the Florida Foraat Serv­ ice Tower* in Longwood or Chuluota. search of Cook County Hos­ pital, apoke as vliitlng profe iio r at the Wadley Reiearch Institute and blood bank. "From what progresi we've made . . . we-re Ulkiflg ibout something la the really fore­ seeable future," he laid. "There waa a time when a vaccine waa an idle dream, he laid. "Now it ii an abaolute certainty In my mind. It ii tha next logical itep." Leukemia Ii a blood dlieaie in which white corpuidei In­ crease to abnormil amount* U the circulatory lyitam. Dr. Schwarts said reiaareb LONDON (U P D -C o m m a nist China today was reported to have sent reinforcements I to 1U border with the Soviet Union in Central Asia, where frontier Incidents have b«*n frequent in recent months. The strengthening of the long, remote border coincided with reports that the Soviet. Chinese frontier talks in Pe­ king have run Into difficulty, with little prospect ot a act) tlement. The Soviets already have told the Chinese and th* world that any major border revlsIon is out of the question, although minor changes may ba discussed. But Peking recently has re. vived eld eomplsinta about the territorial expansion of ezarlst Russia In Asia, and \ his hinted It might claim Far Eastern portions of the Soviet Union, Including tha Vladivos­ tok naval base. The Soviets were understood to have reinforced their side of the border some time ago, charging Peking with 5,ooo border violatloni from Sinklang Province alone. Vacaam C ltaaaf Strvlca Caw Food 18.40 per 100 Ik. Parts k Supplies Far AR Firttenlng and Fattening I Makes Including Fleet rolas IISO Hanford Avo. Sanford Frau F M Up Pit. FA 8-8M I H E R E 'S H O W F L O R I D A ' S S P E S S A R D L, HOLLAND for O n ly ........................ STANDS ON MEDICAL CARE FOR OUR SENIOR CITIZENS Senator Holland itrengly supepartt metilwH MiUtente te Flop* Ida's senior cltltena. Two prepetals have been of­ fered , . , Medicare and the Kerr-Mllli approach. Medicare offers only limited hoipttallxatlon and li financed by additional So ­ cial Security taxes administered by the Federal Government. It eovors all eld person*, rich and poor, but doe* not cover doctor bills. O n the other hand, KerrMllle covert both hospital and doctor bills end protects only PE R W EEK those who have the need. It Is fi­ nanced and administered by our state* with large Federal support. Our entire Florida delegation in Congress voted for the Kerr^Mllls approach. O ur state legislature approved it for a two year period as did 36 of our states and terri­ tories. ) - ELECT fi Nam * W e are committed as a state and nation to try the Kerr-Milis approach for two years. If changes are necessary, we can mak« them to assure adequate medical assistance to lour older citizens. AFtllAW l. HOLLAND * Member of tha Senate e Member of Joint Cum•* the *«n- Agriculture anti Forestry mine* an reduction ot tee Appfeprtatiens Com- Committee. nonetsentiel Federal oxmtttuo. pondHorae* e Member ef Hu Aeranau- • Member of the Sonata ( PvtilkW M m i l u a n l Pali Heal and Space Science Democratic S t e e r i n g hr bt HrHvrt K. Wtifr. RE 25 S P E S S A R D L. HOLLAND S E N A T O R Phone N o . 0 HH ilt i p jja ^ nm f nviiu r l 1s 1i ta r a m *** W. VM « . I) �A 9 ft B nT arb Vrralft April 21, 1961 — Page 3 A t 8 8 , His First Plane Ride Is W ith LBJ Politically Speaking •• WASHINGTON lU P I)-J . B Pickle of Big Spring, Tex., took his first airplane ride Monday at the age of 88. What's more, he rode with President Johnson. Pickle, father of Rep. J. J. Pickle, D-Tex., was invited aboard Johnson's plane, Air Force One. on its return flight to Washington from New York Four different ballots will be used in the May 5 party primaries, one Republican and Ihree Democratic tickets. The only names on the Re publican ballet will be those of the three candidates for nomination for governor. Vote for one. There also will be on all ballots the question of the Seminole County water dis­ PRIZE WINNERS for the best flower arrangements shown by members of the Bear Lake Garden Circle at their April meeting were, from left, Mrs. Vernon L. Gleaves, Mrs. Robert Stevenson nnd Mrs. C. L. Brunk. trict. The three ballots for Demo­ cratic voters will be because of the justices of the peace and constables nominations. There will be county-wide voting for 12 candidates for parly nominations for three County Commission seals, four in District 1, three in District 3, and five in District S. Vote for one in each district. There are no contests for justices of the peace in Dis­ trict 3 and 4 and for constable in District 3 Voters in District 4 will choose among five candidates for constable and those fn District 6 among four candi­ dates for justice of the peace and among four candidates for constable. Only the voters in these districts will vote on j these offices. To repeat: All Democrats in J. I). CORDELL, celebrating his 10th anniversary ns a Jeep dealer in the county will choose three Sanford, received an award from the Kaiser Jeep Corp. for exceeding his nominees for county commis­ quota in sales of vehicles, parts and special equipment. He is one of four sion but only those in the re­ dealers in the state to receive the honor. Above, D. D. Shepard, Kaiser spective district will choose Jeep district manager from Atlanta, left, presents the award to Cordell. for justice of the peace and constables. Party primary is less than two weeks away, on May 5, with the runoff primary on May 20. Officers directing the in­ LAWRENCEVILLE, G a . tion. "W e're running down Democratic nominees for (UP1) — Determined police every lead." vestigation said persons with state representative tax ass­ pressed their many-pronged Gov. Carl Sanders assigned records of auto thefts and essor, county commissioner In search today for the killers Ragsdale personally to head persons suspected of car District 3, School Board mem­ who executed three officers ber In District 3, and Justice in gangland fashion and left up the investigation, the most stealing were being question­ of the peace in District 6, their handcuffed bodies in a intensive in recent Georgia ed. history, and contributed $1,300 will have Republican opposi­ pine thicket. Police believe the three ofto the growing reward for the tion In the general election on "W e're still confident we're fieri were shot when they sur­ killers. Nov. 3. going to solve the case," said • • • The reward had reached prised a band of thieves strip­ MaJ. Barney Ragsdale of the It will be Interesting to note Georgia Bureau of Invcstiga- $7,700 by early today and a ping a stolen automobile. The officers had been called group of LawrcnccviUc busi­ at Thursday night's second nessmen announced t h e y to the heavily wooded area Ll Democratic rally how Jim would attempt to raise $100,* about 20 miles cast of Atlanta Pigott will answer the re­ 000 as a bounty for the kill­ to investigate possible auto marks made by his opponent, theft. ers* conviction. Ray Mllwee. at the first rally. Candidates were introduced In reverse alphabetical order, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, •o Pigott spoke first, outlin­ ing his qualifications for 2426 Willow Avenue, Sanford, school superintendent. Mllwee is making plans to attend the followed and remarked that 1U64 Campaign Conference for his opponent “ has done s Democratic Women which will 9 commendable job as football be held in Washington, D.C., coach, driver education and in April 80 through May 2. Mrs. Reynolds is a mem­ physical education—let’a keep him where he can do the most ber o f the Florida Democrat­ good, and then elect a man ic Executive Committee, a with 23 years experience in member of the Seminole Coun­ school administration." ty Democratic Executive Com­ Incidentally, there may be mittee, and a representative only one more election for of Preclnet 3. school superintendent, in 1068, The three day conference for a new state law provides will be highlighted by an ad­ f t the school superintendent shall dress by President Johnson be appointed by the School and a tea which will be giv­ Board starting In 1969. en at the White House by • • • Mrs. Johnson. Another smoldering political feud almost broke into the THE D EPEN D A BLE*: S U C C E SS C A R S OF * 4 open at that Jai Alai meet­ ing, between Tommy Speer and Ken McIntosh for prose­ cutor. Tommy plainly stated he is "standing on my own two feet and accepting no financial contributions from anyone, including my own fam ily." Ken, quite visibly “ bu'nlng" at the start, stated he would not deign to enter into a battle of rumors or im­ plied rumors. And he cooled off before he finished. • • • One of the county commis­ sion candidates apparently doesn't read the newspaper. . be told his audience there was no advance publicity on the hospital tax levy hearing and none on the water district vote on May S. If he'll come Into The He-ald Office we’ll point out all the articles which were carried on these subjects. Georgia Police Push Hunt For Officers Killers Mrs. Reynolds To Attend Meeting |where the President made a ' major speech. Johnson was so delighted to I have the elder Pickle aboard that he asked newsmen back to his lounge to meet him. "Nowhere but in the United States could an ordinary clod­ hopper — I’ m Just a retired farmer and groceryman—be invited to ride in the Presi' dent's plane," Pickle told re|porters. Hampton Gregory (Bud) McIntosh II. Route 2, Box 626. Maitland, died at noon Satur-( day of a heart attack. Born ! in Cleveland, Ohio, McIntosh moved to Sanford in 1916 and owned and operated the St. Johns Electric Co., located for a number of years at First and Magnolia. He is survived by his wi­ dow, Beverly J.; daughters j Lynda Anne. Margaret Mar ! quise, and Marilyn Oliva, and j a son, Hampson Gregory HI. j Funeral services were to be held at 2 p. m. today at the | Chapel of Bray, Apopka, with [ Ihc Rev. Arthur Ranson of j the A p o p k a Presbyterian Church officiating. e Edgar H. Bennetl Dies At Hospital Edgar II. Bennett, 74, died at 10:30 ant. Monday at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. Born July 23, 1889, in Sa­ vannah, Ga., lie had lived in Sanford for more than 30 years. He made his home at 407 S .Magnolia Avenue. Re­ tired owner of a billiard par­ lor and former employe of ACL, lie was a member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Karel Rcnnclt of Sanford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Lyons officiat­ ing. Burial will be in Green­ wood Cemetery, Orlando. Rosary will be recited at 8 p m. Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home. • John Galloway, r e t i r i n g county tax collector, has In­ dorsed Mrs. Marjorie Shep­ hard employed in his office for 12 years, as his successor. She la ooe of six Democratic or four eaatUdstes. s e e Witt tte first primary less ttan two weeks sway, it ap­ Amarngl Med people mo downright flabbergasted economy-tin room-ss much stretch out and load the flrti taw they check out i new compact Dart space at la many standard tin cart. And (hart s pears the gubernatorial can­ convert Fop goes tho top. But the price just sits then largo economy tin pomr to go with it... from i I/O didates now are shying away ca in standard Saa to an optional gong ho V I V t law aad easy to take. from Bttto Seminole County Aminng? You bat It's what happant whan a It's avia awn »mxri«f whoa yea consider sR that on tte main wakes a Dart a Dart Room, Iw instanca. Sut it sp quality car makw builds a compact biggir and DOfrag (xviwowid I b CHRYSLER tor the balance wdti knees, hood, dtwws, w kiggigo. You'll fcnd Isrgt Quicker aad than tops it t> with such good looks. womn coaroaatM at tte enapalgn. The mailbag at The Herald to Jammed kawrhurta toom tte bet none of the SANFORD, FLA. aeoahred point to 1801 W. FIRST STREET i M l -THE BOB HOPS SHOW*, N8C-TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL U IT IN S visits before May to put a roof or head Dodge D art SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 4 FO REVER in snapshots X-Ray Unit Visit The Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit will be in Enterprise on Monday, May 23, from 4 until 7 p. m. at Ryan's Store. 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GALVANIZED POST, *80' PLASTIC LINE WAVE MASTER I PO4UT10N Each LAWN SPRINKLER . . 3.48 8 95 POWER TOOLS OLD PAL BAIT BUCKET UNBREAKABLE, FLOATS UPRIGHT, NON-SINKABLB EACH 297 PLANO TACKLE BOX RID-JID IRONING TABLE Electric Outlet A REAL HU Y! 7 »5 DRILL PAINT HOLLER Vi inch EACH SET V ALSO BLACK A DECKER SAWS, ROLLER 8ANDER8 AT SPECIAL PRICES! J. GATOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE SPECIAL PRICE SPRUCE SPRAY ENAMEL Plaatk Witt Tray EACH \ With Pad, Cover And BLACK & DECKER Amazing bow little it costs • willing to make the flight be­ cause "I'v e lived to RS years and I don't have much longer to live." H. G. McIntosh Dies Of Attack “ It’s a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” * Pickle's son, who is from Austin, numbers the President among his constituents and also was aboard the plane. During the SO-minute flight, Pickle appeared relaxed as he sat in the window scat of a sofa with Johnson beside him. But he did confess: "1 don't feel secure. It's a long way down, from hero to the ground." However, ne said he was S&GRSBg Mftlmt|ou«g fiS ..... MANY “Cash and Carry” COLORS 1 " RODS. REELS, LINES. ETC. 11 QT. PLASTIC PAIL TOR FISHING OR HOMR USB 44: Lumber and Building Materials “West Coast Lumber Our Specialty11 J*, 700 FRENCH AVENUE Telephone S22-7121 SANFORD, FLORIDA SALE ENDS APRIL 30th I PAINT BRUSH QQ< *W i •' �Where There’s Smoking There la one angle to the smoking* health controversy that is not open to dispute. Careless smoking can kill, whether or not one inhales and whe­ ther or not it is a cigarette, cigar or pipe. The National Fire Protection As­ sociation reports that between 1955 and 1960, smoking and matches were responsible for 25.8 per cent of the Dick West’s ""I Shall Return— ' fires in seasons! hotels, 42.8 per cent in year-round hotels. .Percentages were similar for apart­ Pei ments, dormitories, homes and hos­ pitals. An earlier survey by the Public Health Service showed that 21 out of every 100 deaths in fires were caus­ ed by smoking. To smoke or not to smoke is not The Lighter Side By Dick Wee* WASHINGTON (UPI) Mr*. Esther Peterson, the President's special assistant for coosumer affairs, mad* a speech the other day in which she appeared to propound a paradox. At Meet It appeared that way to me. It could be, how­ ever, that my paradox identi­ fication equipment waa over­ stimulated. At any rate, Mr*. Peterson told a group of consumer con­ sultants (whatever they are) that "the poor pay more" for the things they buy than their better heeled countrymen do. Asked to explain this appar­ ent contradiction, she sold she was referring to unfavorable credit terms and Inferior mer­ chandise that give low-income group* less value for their money. World Is Oyster Spring is a fitting time to pay tribute to the fair sex by passing on some remarks made a few weeks ago by Mrs. Katie Louchhcim of the State Department. As deputy assistant secretary for community advisory services, Mrs. Louchheim has been in a position to note the surprise o f foreign visitors when they encounter the American woman in her natural habitat "Before they come to the United States," says Mrs. Louchheim, "thev have a mental image o f the Ameri­ can woman living in idleness, push­ ing buttons to activate her innum­ erable electric servants. "Instead, they find her out ring­ ing doorbells to raise money for the United Fund, the Heart Drive, tho Lighthouse. She sits on the boards o f community organizations. She carries trays in hospitals, exercises handicapped children in clinics . . . "The community's welfare activi­ ties depend on her. It has been esti­ mated that the hours o f work freely given by our women volunteers would cost many millions of dollars If they had to be paid for. They are a priceless sendee to the community and fo the nation." Nor is womnn's work limited to volunteer sendees. Mrs. Louchheim herself is an example o f the many women in business, politics, govern­ ment. Incidentally, the latter, she say*, offers almost limitless oppor­ tunities to women. In the State Department alone, 7 per cent o f the 5,000 members of the Foreign Senice are women. There are two women deputy assistant sec­ retaries and piree women in the im­ portant post o f office director. Of only six career ambassadors, one is a woman. In 1963, there were 29 counselors or first secretaries of embassies, 22 second secretaries and 60 third sec­ retaries. "American women," says Mrs. Louchheim, "are living and working all over the globe, as Foreign Serv­ ice officers, as Peace Corps volun­ teers, as AID technical experts, as the wives o f technical advisers or Foreign Sendee officers . . . "F or today's American woman, the community is not only her town, her city or even her nation. Her com­ munity is the world." For Good Of All Speaking o f modem myths, as Sen. J. William Fulbright of Arkansas did the other day in the field o f for­ eign policy, there is one on the do­ mestic front that needs to bo re-ex­ amined. It concerns government and busfness. Far too often, the connecting word is "versus"— government vs. business— or the other way around. One businessman recently called for some serious rethinking about the myth that government and bus­ iness are necessarily rivals or op­ ponents, or that they are and of right ought to be separate and indepcntlent. In the opinion of Daniel Peterkin Jr., president of Morton Salt Co., business must assumo leadership in solving some o f the Nation’s press­ ing economic problems, both at home (unemployment) and abroad (the winning and keeping o f markets). ‘There will be no mnjor break­ through in business growth and earn­ ings." Unless they are, he asserted "we shall have to be content with •having a few pennies from costs now and then, improving existing products and jostling each other about in existing markets." The initiative for establishing a new partnership with government must come from businessmen, he •aid. But it cannot ns long us a ma­ jor part o f their energies is dissipat­ ed in hnggling and bickering with ?:ovcmment and worrying about de­ ending the philosophy that profits are good for people. Reduction of unemployment is not a government but a business prol»lem, Peterkin maintains. Believing that the only answer to unemploy­ ment is more employment, he sug­ gests n network of business councils around the country to work w^h both federal and local agencies to create new jobs, lend money for new businesses, assist placement services and exchange information about job opportunities. Business leadership efforts can­ not be independent of government efforts. For its part, business must recognize thnt government is a par­ ticipant in the economy, not just an umpire. "Markets," he said, "are too chal­ lenging nnd world competition too vigorous to allow U.S. business and U.S. government to hold each other at arm's length." As for figures In government, they must realize that it is not al­ ways expedient In the long run to attack und publicly castigate busi­ ness, either in particular or general. President Calvin Coolidge once said, in one o f his longest sentences, "Tho business of America is busi­ ness.” A motto for our own time might be, "Tho business of business is America." Thought For Today For of tho wise man as of the fool there is no enduring remembrance, seeing thnt in the days to come all will have been long forgotten. How the wise man dies just like the fool. — Keel. 2:16. Kings and their subjects, masters nnd slaves, find n common level in two places— at tho foot of the cross, und in the grave.— Charles Colton. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mr*. Julia llsrtoe a is - im Bear Lake-Foreet City Mr*. Maryan* Mile* 638-3171 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Caeaelberry 638-5018 Chuluota Mr*. Jos* Magin 3851742 Dellary Mrs. Adam Muller 888-4410 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 6(8.3831 Enterprise Mia* Helen Hnodgrase 688-1933 Genov* Sirs. Joa. F.. Mathleax 119.4824 lake Mary Mrs. Franeea Wastar 322.8219 l-aka Monro* Mrs. II. L. John*** 322-4722 l-ongwood Mrs. Ilonna Kates 838.1117 North Orlande Airs. Doris Dean 322.1989 Osteen Mrs. Clarrnre Snyder 322-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 385-3619 5TI|p H a n f o r d i j m t t f ) Page 4 Sanford, Florida SU BBC SU FTIO M R A T E S E r M ail SaaUaala ('• • a ir A U OiAaa I I I* I Year lll.lt I t o r IIS W o k MS I H o tk i S.1I S H o t k i t i t I Moatha I tt S H o ik s I.t t I H satk l . l t I M oalk V. •. Fasts! R t f a U t l o a gravid* Iks l sU asall s s k ttrlf Usss As 9Aid IS AtVASSt. Delivery Hungarian Gloom Fades Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE S-4U: Yesterday I started telling about the worst sex crime in all Hebrew his­ tory. It describes the Lcvite, whose wife was forcibly tak­ en from him by a crowd of sexual monsters. When they repeatedly as­ saulted her till she died, her husband then took a knife and divided her into 12 pieces, which were sent to all the 12 tribes of Israel. The Bible ssys: "There was no such deed done nor seen from the day that the child­ ren of Israel came up out of the land of Egypt unto this day: consider of it. take ad­ vice aiul speak your minds." Well the 11 tribes united with an army of *00,000 pick* ed troops and decided to anni­ hilate the entire tribe of Ben- jamin if the murderers were not turned over for punish­ ment. But the tribe or Benjamin refused to surrender the cul­ prits. So the remaining 11 tribes east lots to see which one would stu ck Benjamin first and the lot fell to the tribe of Judah. Alas, Judah was severely defeated and 22,000 valiant men were killed. So the next day another at­ tack was made, and tha BenJamltea again won, slaughter inf U.OOO men. By this time, the aveogera decided they better ask ad­ vice of the Inrd. And God Informed them to attack the third day. But they now decided to employ some military stra­ tegy Instead of brute force. So they sent a picked army by night to hide in the mea­ dows behind the walled city of Benjamin. Then their main army at­ tacked from in front. But on a Given signal it began to withdraw, at if in flight. Then the army of Benjamin rushed after tha supposedly fleeing attackers, figuring they would start another rout. But when the army of Ben­ jamin got away from the city a short distinre, those hidden soldiers behind the city rush­ ed in and set the place on * The Celta of ancient fire. They also killed every man, Britain delighted in beauty of form and detail and flam­ woman and child, for the H boyant treatment of plant end kwiwvt forma. In this way, th e y ore akin to the artiste of the Middle Agee since, for both, lore of beauty woe mixed with a By Hit Csckrsa It't O.K. to opts your feeling for the fantastic and the froteequa. mouth la (root of frlanda if tribes bad vowed to wipe out the entire tribe of Benjamin. Well, when the Benjamitea looked back and saw the amok* rising above their sack­ ed city, they got scared. So 23,000 of their army of 15,800 were killed on the field. Tboee 800 fled into the mountains for refuge sad hid there. But, after the avengers bad cooled off, they began to have regrets at having wiped out almost the entire population of their brother tribe of Ben­ jamin. "W e ought not destroy our brother," they decided. But they had meanwhile vowed never to let any of their own daughter* marry any of the 800 remaining man o f Ben­ jamin. "So how can he procure wives for our brethren?" they lamented. Weil, they took a census to find If any of their own eitie* had failed to tend recruits to the battle. Sure enough, no­ body had come from the city of Jabesh-Gilead. So they picked, 12,000 of their bravest troop* and sent them to exterminate all the people of Jabesh-Gilead, ex­ cept the unmarried girli. They salvaged 400 girl*, but still left 200 Benjamitea with out wives. Mor* tomorrow. In e cemetery outside Buda­ pest, a headstone reads: "My big bey, age II, 1956." It was a mother’s final word o f endearment for an only son, ona o f tha thousand* who died In tha holocaust o f 1956 when tha H u n g a r i a n s rose up against Cemmunst rule and fall beneath tha treads of Russian tanka. Yat, even a lightning visit to Budapest confirms that times hav* ehanged and that A measure of gaiety has re­ turned to this ancient city aatrida the Danube. Atop Castle Hill close by the one.time seat of Hungarian royalty to a building which in the 16th century housed Buda­ pest's first printing firm. To­ day it is a coffee house. And there, over a dish of chocolate cake smothered in whipped cream, a non-Communlst young women is asked if under the new relaxation free­ dom of political discussion is permitted. She shrug* and replies: MW* do not discuss it anymore. In­ stead ws made joke*." And It la e fact that In Budapest there Is a nightclub featuring an act devotod to political satire, not all o f it directed against the West. "H ow about the young Intellectuals who sparked the 1956 revolt?" "Oh, they atill complain but now it is becaus* they cannot get Italian ihoes." And the young woman laughs. Tha relaxation b r o u g h t about by the regime o f Janos Kadar for whatever its rea­ son* evidences itself in other ways, including such touches o f capitalism as the tip for sendees rendered. Tha taxicab driver smiles a little more pleasantly when a tip la added to his fare. The gypsy violin player in a state owned restaurant plays with a bit more spirit when a 16-florin not* is slipped into his pocket These thing* the regime looks upon with tolerance. Hungary'a trade at the mo­ ment is almost wholly within the East Communist bloc. But for certain o f Its amusements and ita luxuries it continued to look to the W est In tha shops, bettor stocked than most Eastern countries, are French perfumes and Eng* lish woolens. A few still are privately owned. In the Budapest Tancpalota, a dancing palace, also state- • Q's and A's Q—in what year did the Grand Army of the Republic meet for the last time? A -O n Nov. 20, HM9, the Grand Army of Uie Republic held its last national conven­ tion at Indianapolis, site of its first convention in 18C6. During IMS, 1J million persons involved In fires in the U. S. suffered severe burns. you don't put year l o t i tats It. A T cias man had bit ovarcost blows off la s wind itorm. He may lots hit thirl from the incoma ttx blow. And on the dance floor, smartly dressed young daneers, the girls with upewepl teased hair-do’s go Into . . , twist . . . tw ist. . . twist. FREE at Georg* Stuart's NEW 1964 OFFICE GUIDE ID IA J r« kelp v*e cut Ik# coil ef your elites werk. 2 4 S petti el M e f u s OHk* l*«lpm*nr end Filing System*. ci<* **e ttuoft tklo •* s* *aur Mitlaw IrtltrhMfl c" r ‘ g e o r g o S t u a r t Q 11) (All I M I N M Ortas##* rtarw# DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY LtFtlOMO RtSIDMT OP * flOUTN SRUIMOLR COUNTY PRACTICING ATTORNIT * M RPPRCTtVR ADMMSTRATOa * HONOR COAMJATRAJ. *4 MAM * LAV SCHOOL We think that tven the hu man Beatles art bogs. PAX < You con do your saving by mofl Why does a girl, right after she's married, remember all the swell guys she went with? — day lima, night I PARTIAL # B i TRASS RXPRRIINCC AS * RBSIAOOt ASSISTANT FOR APPRLLATR COURT XYIAMOPAGC a HLOtRN * FOBCOUNTYJUDGI a There's Usa quarter moon, the half moon, the full moon and best of all the honey­ moon. any Hmn. Where were folks the other 39 years If lift begins at 40? 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 The only kind o f hard boiled aggs we don't Ilka to ace nt Eeatar time are tho htubands who kick about the wife's new outfit. t girl with a gamin fact belts out the words to Alexander’s ragtime band. When she is finished, the band swinga into action for the dancing. MAY 5TH ANY T IM E One of the first signs of spring it that booklet adver­ tising new flower Mods which almost makes your back ache. owned, a slender, dark-haired VOTE Barbs Tho men who was arras tad for signing bogus checks found out it doesn't pay to Etlsrsd as stesad class m atter O slsss r I I . t i l l kt Iks Past O K U * s i k t s lt r d . Florid*, wadsr Iks Aat a t Coasts** *t Msrafc. forge ahead that way. Ms dietary principles wouM "eliminate loose face and neck tissues," "slenderize in 10 seconds," "increase sexual potency." "add brightness or clarity to the eyes." "prevent or retard baldness," "cure dandruff’ and "reduce or re­ lieve tension?" Were we convinced that a "six month floor wax" would last six months? Did we think we could "be­ come taller in only 6 weeks at absolutely no cost" thanks to the principle of "lntorstitial accretions?" The answer to these ques­ tions. for a good many of us, is "Y E S ." I would like Mrs. Peterson to know, however, that I wasn't taken In. I might let "interstitial se­ cretions" work on my dan­ druff problem but I’m tell enough already. Phil Newsom Savs . . . It won't be too many weeks before your neighbor will re­ Tues., April 21, 1904 turn your snow shovel. W A L T E R A . O IE L O W , E D IT O R A S D F U R L IS M E R F H A X K V O L T O L IR R , O f e n li llt * • U v a tia l Maas*** JU L IA * L. S TEX B TR O H ROY U R KEN Asteelste E ditor • A d vtrtla la s Maaogor F R E D VA A F E L T MOV N A T T U sa a g ta g E ditor 0 «n * r»l Advertising U o A tc o r H A R R Y L JO IIA D O * H A R R I E T T B . JO U A O O A c u r E dito r ClassKIs* Director J A B IE • R O B M A R K R J l ’D t W E L L S CABAtjr Editor B m l i t o Haaosor D O R IS W IL L IA M S FR E D W ELLS Sucltfy E d tlar Mtskaaleal S a jL Pm no economist but I hope that Mrs. Peterson can do something to cdriect the sit­ uation. Otherwise, poverty will become so expensive that no­ body can afford It. Reducing tbe high cost of povery is only ooe of many problems confronting Mrs. Pe­ terson In her task of protect­ ing the Interests of us con­ sumers. I have been looking over some recent deceptive adver­ tising eases brought before the Federal Trade Commislion, and from ell indications we consumers arc getting more gullible by the minute. Did we believe that wearing a certain type of tinted glass­ es while driving at ight would enable us to "actually see In L’te dark?" Did we accept the clstmi of a well-known food faddist that Wt H r . t I fJ M A S O N i » | m » m m h ' i I tin t/ F f o k r f i Is iitft i\ht§> tut H untfii JUDGE Political Ad#. Paid by Campaign T v n i. for Harlan T s c l �Eight Lovelies In M iss Seminole Beauty Contest GENERAL ELECTRIC HEATING AND COOLING BUSINESS! M A H L A JO N H S ’ Commercial. Industrial, and Trailer Application T ik i ! CALL TODAY PERCY MILLER CARLA LOM.MLER LORETTA FORE 9hr ftanfnrh S rralh April 21, 1961 — Page 5 Friends Honor Cdr. Moreland At Party RARHARA SCHOCK KAREN METZLER PAT MACKAI.L SHERRY THRASHER Stop Reading Word By Word Skip, Skim Or Savor? - ■■It All Depends Lyman Girls Attend FHA Convention j WASHINGTON (U1M) The John F. Kennedy mem­ orial 5-ccnt postage stamp will go on nationwide sale May 29. the 47th birthday of the late President. to w to w IIKMS MILWAUKEE, WU. (U Pl) —When Mrs. Marjorie Curro, 2ti, showed up in divorce court PLUMBING. HEATING, wearing slarks, Judge Max A lit CONDITIONING Itaskin promptly sent her 1007 8. Sanford Are., 322-65S1 home. “ This is not a shopping cen­ ter," he said. W ALL By Jane Casselberry Pi'h'gntc* ftom the Lyman High School Future Homemnkers Club who attended the recent State FHA Con­ vention held at the Fort Har­ rison Hotel in Clearwater were Lynn Babbitt ami Mar­ garet Foreao. I.ynn was chosen to sing in the State FHA Chorus at the convention and both girls served as tellers counting the ballots in the election of state officers. Theme for this year's con­ vention was “ Steps Toward Success" with many helpful ideas being offered for pre­ paration for ntnrritigc and ed­ ucation. Mrs. Mildred Drums, club sponsor, accompanied th e girls. The Lyman FHA Club Is planning a mother-dnugbter dinner to lie held Tuesday, May H», at the Skyline liestnurant at McCoy Air Force Base. genius of the man. No, don't happened around the world, |ground to judge the content. zigzag through Frost or Dic­ in your home town, at last Your father will get a lot kens. That technique has a night's sporting event? This more out of each development ! you can do in about 15 min­ because he wants more, and place, but not here. llut now you? English liter­ utes because your purpose ( it will take him more time. Nearly 50 Naval officers, ature assignment is finished f called for top speed. Instant We've covered the four reawives and other triends honor­ I sons for reading: and you can curl up with information instantly. ed Commander II. A. (Speed) 1. For information, and here that mystery novel your Now your father reads the • Moreland Friday at an out­ newspaper, but his purpose is you read at top speed, making Different kinds of reading I friend loaned you. Your pur­ door party hosted by the Hea­ pose now is altogether dif­ different from yours in many ! use of all the steps. require a different pace. . 2. For relaxation, and here vy Attack Wing One staff of­ 1Let's say you’re given an ferent; you’re not looking for j ways. Ho will read for inficers at NAS Sanford's Lake ! assignment tonight in the a p -' self enrichment, you just want 1formation AND to evaluate, you read fast but not so fast to relax. You know you can i He’ll read critical, opinion- 1as for information. predation of two poems by i Golden. 3. For self-enrichment, and gloss m er the author's prose alive writing alertly; he'll lie Robert Frost. Will you preThe widclyknow Sanford na­ without insulting a great mas­ ; on the lookout for poor reason­ here you read more slowly read.it, write down searching I tive will retire April 30 after ing, for invalid premises because you don't want to questions, skip anil skim your ter. Just the dues and the more than 20 years in Naval miss any of a classic’s beau­ way through it? Certainly not. story is all you want and when he reads political com­ aviation. Commander More­ you're eager to see how the ment. You read that a statesty. Frost is meant to be savored land has spent the past five 4. For critical evaluation, for his style, his imagery, his book ends. So speed makes |man gave a speech about this years, nearly a quarter of his and here you are not a pas­ choice of words. Furthermore, sense, but don't skip and skim j or that; your fathur will Naval career, stationed with want to know why the states- sive observer, but an alert Frost is meant to be enjoyed; to the extent that you miss » Sanford-based units, working all the clues and spoil the - man took that position, why and questioning judge and he wrote to delight you, to and living a short distance the change in attitude, what Jury. This is your slowest move your heart, not to give fun. from the environs where he After breakfast tomorrow be Is really after. Your fa- |pace, but it should not lie a you facts. g-cw up and attended schools. slow pace after putting these The same would lie true you pick up the paper. All you |ther will analyze that talk, For the past year he has columns into practico. i bring his whole reading barkwant is information. What's with Dickens. His personal served as Readiness Offieer purpose in writing his classic of Heavy Attack Wing One af­ novels may have been socioloter tours with Heavy Attack gical, but what a mistake to Squadrons Three and Seven dash through his hooks as and a previous tour on the you might a reference work in Wing staff. sociology. The simply peerless Among special guests at character delineations, the Friday’s party were Mr. and matchless descriptive pass­ Hun your finger over a map and find yourself a place to go. Wide seats with foam-c ushioning front and rear. Luxurious Mrs. Mason Wharton, of San­ ages all would be lost. You That's a preview of how it fools to get there in a Chevrolet. wall-to-w'all deep-twist carpeting (tills year it comes with ford. longtime friends of would miss the very heart and W e've put what we think Is the host .suspension even the lowest priced Hiscayncs). A choice of Cdr, Moreland and his wife, system in its class under this great highway jx-rseven great engines, nil precislon-halaneed for Camille, who also grew up fonner. A big husky coil spring at each wins'! smoother running, with four smooth-shifting locally. and double-action shock absorbers to soak up transmissions to match. Everything that makes Tributes were many to the bumps. Over 700 sound deadencra throughout Chevrolet tlio great highway performer it is. veteran aviator, including the chassis and that spacious Body by Fisher to those his fellow officers. Capt. So get out those road maps. And wherever James O. Mayo, Wing Com­ blot out noise from road nnd wind. you go, get off to n good start—during Trudn mander, presented him with a There’s a lot o f other Jet-smooth luxury, too. ’N* Travel Tuno at your Chevrolet dealer’s. framed reproduction of a com­ William Stemper o f the Ckntaitl hnpala ConttrlibU mendation which the Captain Seminole Board o f Realtors read at the recent Bombing has been appointed Floridn Derby awards ceremony. District Representative o f the The commendation e i t e d National Institute o f Real Cdr. Moreland for his contri­ Estate Brokers with head­ butions “ to the development quarters in Chicago. and testing of many airborne The Institute comprises 17.weapons systems" ami for his 000 resltors, is the largest “ wise counsel and effective affiliate of the National As­ action" in helping to intro­ sociation of Real Estate duce the new RA-5C Vigilante Hoards and has as its main into use with Sanford-based objective education of its units. members to better serve'the ! The commendation, signed public. by Capt. Mayo, concluded: One o f Stemper’s most im­ "Well done, C o m m a n d e r portant duties will l>e to stim- | Moreland. Go in peace with ulute panel discussions on the greatest prize o f all, the brokerage problems at real eternal high regard of your estate board meetings and fellow men." during the state convention. | The Wing Commander also Through such discussions real- | presented the departing cou­ tors are kept constantly up j ple with an engraved silver to date on new and proven and walnut ice bucket, a fare­ methods in the way o f realty well gift from the Wing staff advertising, financing and tax­ officers. ation. Though retiring from Naval Stemper is a graduate of service, Commander More­ Stetson University; a former land will maintain his Celery Seminole High School teach­ Avenue residence while work­ er and a veteran o f World ing for the Winter Park Office War II. He served as mayor o f Reynolds A Company, se­ of Sanford in 1952, is past curities brokers. president o f the Junior. Cham­ ber of Commerce, a past vice president o f the Florida As­ sociation of Realtors, a dea­ The Ladies Guild o f Ascen­ con of I'inecrest Baptist CHECK THE T N T DEALS ON CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY Q • C0RVA1R ANO CORVETTE NOW AT TOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S sion Lutheran Church of Cas­ Church, a member o f the Na­ selberry will hold a rummage tional Association of Rraltnrs, salt beginning at 8 a m. on of National Board of Traders, Friday at the Super Value of National Insurance Assoc­ Store cn Sit 430. Adults and iation, o f Florida Mortgage children's clothing, t o y s , Brokers Association, of the books, dishes and record play­ Sanford Masonic Lodge, of the ers, will bt among items on Shrine Bahia Temple and of the Sanford UPOE .sale. Written for NLA Time your reading of this column and compare your speed with that Indicated at the end. The eapected s|>eed assumes a daily five per cent improsement. JFK Stamp Divorce Court No Supermart Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet makes roads feel as smooth as the maps they’re printed on Business Briefs Our Community is fortunate to have so many working for the benefit of nil o f us. The Seminole County Industrial Show will point up the tremendous growth o f our area. We are proud to he a part o f this prospering Community, and proud that we are growing with it, while being uble in some measure to contribute toward local progress. Rummage Sale HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND A N D PALMETTO 2*jtr»Er SANFORD S22-0711 MEMBER F. D. I. C. “ It’s a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” . % l it �r ) 0 Wbt S a fa r i page B — April 21, 1964 SrralH Sanford Braves Tally Seventh Victory Fox Trade May Be ! ■• Elks Lose First Game Of Season / i’ I; i i y! jf i Mr Florid* 8 1 a t * ' a Bankers pullod OM of tha early aeaaon aurprlaca in th* Little Amer­ ican League Monday after­ noon when they knocked off the Navy nine, U to 10 at Bay Avenue Park. Meanwhile, one I o a 1 n g atreak waa broken and an­ other waa lengthened when Chare and Company'* Packera defeated Standard Oil 11 to S In a little National Lea­ gue affair. It waa the aecond win In a row for the Banker! who drop­ ped their three previou* tilt* thla aeaaon. Navy had whip­ ped Florida 8tate 18 to 7 in a previou* encounter. Gene Bertrang picked up the hill decision. It waa the fifth consecutive losa for Standard O ll-a n d they are still to taste victory for the first time this season. It was Chase's initial win o f the year after dropping three in a row. Bickey Smith set down th* Oilers on three blnglss. Rus­ sell Gordie and Richard Frank were the big stickmen for the Packers. Tha Una scores: Chase i n o s a - u is o Standard Oil oos ooo— a 1 1 WP—Smith (1-0) Fla. St. Bank » 0 130-13 4 S Navy 222 004-10 8 2 WP—Bertrang (2-1), LP— Walter Jordan (2-1) 4 The Klwanls Junior Boys League entry dropped th* Elks from the ranks o f the undefeated Friday night with an I to 3 drubbing. The Kl­ wanls win threw tha Junior circuit Into a three-way tie for first place among Lake Mary, th* Elks and tha Klwantaps — each with three wins and a loss. Th* victory went to Edgar Jobe who whiffed 10, passed three, and limited the Elks to only three scratch Infield hit*. Wally Jernlgan waa a thorn in 'the side o f tha Elks all evening, going two for three at the plate and reaching first safely on two other occasion*. Jobe and Kenny Hinson also contributed base hits. Lloyd Wall came up with a pslr of safeties in three Urns* for the Elks with Dickie Smith getting the other lone hit. Elks 010 200—3 3 V Kiwsnis 103 04s—• 4 2 W P -J o b * (1-0), LP—Chris Ackers <M ) aH C ( Metro league i L Team 4 Boone 4 Evans 3 Colonial 5 Winter Park • Oak Ridge T Edgewster V Seminole 12 Bishop Moor* Gamas Today Edgewster at Boooe Winter Park at Evans Games Wednesday Evans at Oak Ridgs Little League (American) W L Team 3 1 George's 3 1 Perfection 3 3 Navy 3 3 Fla. St. Bank 0 4 Sanford AU. Bk. Remits Meaday Fla. Bt. Bank 12. Navy 10 Games Today Sanf. AU. Bank at George's (Ft. Mellon Park, 4:30 p.m.) Men's League w Kingswood Wilson Mater MrRaney Chase Fla. St. Bank Robbs Longwood uso Mtwill M#t4$y 5 2 3 2 3 1 1 • Kingswood IS, Robb's 1 Me Raney 31, USO 4 Games Tsnlght Long wood at Fla. State Bank, 7:38 f . m, Wilson lister s t Chase, 1:43 (A ! F* IteUoa Park) Coup Of Season * JH Team Beats Osceola High By 9 To 6 Bankers Pull Surprise In Beating Navy By John A. Spslskt We took some o f our ‘kids' over to Clermont Lanes In Clermont Saturday to com pete in the Champion of Champions Tournament and w* weren’t disappointed ooe little bit. Man-oh-Day, but were w* proud to have those names from Jet-Lanes and Sanford continually announced over th* PA system. There was a special trophy for the high scratch game go­ ing to ooe of the lucky young­ sters and wouldn't you know it but that our own Steve Bassett rolled a gigantic 233 scratch gam* to win this honor. What tickles me most Is that following league play on Saturday morning he came over and asked for help cause be was having his bit of trouble. Well to make a long sad story real short and happy, he was 'bombing' the pins till be emerged as the Big Gun. The Kostlval family of Ste­ ven and Elaine are our new champions o f the Friday Night Mr. A Mrs. League. Comes now this weekend and we'll be toasting (and mellowing just a bit. tool) about all those 'could • have • beenstrikes', etc. It's a good so­ ciable league which looks for nothing more out of bowling than having lots and lots of fun. And you know what? That's exactly what the sport was in­ tended for anyhow! If you’d like to Join us on Friday nlght'a or there’* the Sunday Stuckey’* Mr. A Mr*. League, get your application in right now for the Bummer Leagues. The Sanford Men'* Bowling Association Is holding their fourth annual Association Banquet (stag) on Saturday. May 2nd at 8 p.m. at Lake Monroe Inn. Four very good reasons to attend are—election o f offlc era for the coming year: (2)— present City Tournament tro­ phies to winners o f each division; ( 3 ) - Good Food; (4) —Lots o f fun for everyone. Tomorrow night, th* men of th* City League will cast their ballot* for th* distinctive 'Bowler o f th* Year* award Some o f th* point* to ponder In making the selection are that it's not intended aoley for tb* high average bowler but rather, it should be to that person who has exempli fled being a good bowler in every sens* o f the word, both as a participant and a pro­ moter. Steve Mason was rolling a good ball for the Seminole County Businessmen's League Steve shot a 220/538 combo to be high for the entire league How about that Bob Steele being high man for the All Star League with a 217 game game this last week. Yep, Bob kept getting better as the night rod* on cause his first gam* was ah, it was ah . . Aw, 1 don't have the nerve to tell you. You ask him, O.K.T In series department Harry Pentecost Just missed that 200 mark again with a 203/381 set. When it comes time lor tb* Seminole Memorial Hospital to toss 'em down th* lanes, you esn Just bet your last dollar that a 'goodie' will be turned-in by Curtis Abney. This week Curt found that pocket with a 218/373 combin­ ation. And get this! High sin­ gle waa that o f a youngster. That's right, young Ronnie Frederick shot a 222. (Any of you wanna join the Saturday AM Junior League?) Say, talking about that Sat­ urday morning group, you know I give free bowling les­ sons at 10:13 a. m. This past week I had 19 youngsters here and did we ever have a ball. If your son or daughter wants to learn this game of bowling please drop them off here at the lanes and I’ll take care of the rest. Have you girls signed yet for the only women's daytime scratch league in these parts? If you'd like to be bowling with the better bowlers on Tuesday afternoons at 1 p. nt. Just give me the word and I'll aee that you're contacted. There'll be three to a team and you'll be thru by 2:43 or 3 p.m. So far we have these kelgerettos listed to participate: Pat Slpley, Mary Faust, Harriet Gatil, Susy Reno, Elaine Kostival, Jane Spolskl and Eliza­ beth Klein. For once that I can remem­ ber, I was happy at being tied for the high single honor, this time in the City League. After getting rather lucky with many of my hits to wind up with a 237, I later found out that Marvin (Please call me Curly) Mcltzer also 'slopped' a few of 'em home. My only regret is that I don’t have a wavy pompadour like Marv's. There were two 600plus sets, Split-ski with a 617 and Johnny Wrifiht'a 603. The Bail A Chain League is getting more and more peo­ ple to sign for their summer league than they've ever had before. It'll probably be big­ ger during the aummer than that o f the fall league now in progress. This past week, klargie and A1 Kipp collaborated to win the Individual honors both in series and high games. Margle came thru with a 198/347 and A1 clipped the pins with a 198/363. How do you like that for family bowling, huh? That'll do it for this week. Don't forget about Moonlight Bowling on Saturday at 9 p.m. A t Raceway WESTBURY, N. Y. ( U P I ) Ovcrtrlck, the nation's threeyear-old pacing champion last year, arrived at Roosevelt Raceway Sunday in a ninehorse consignment that train­ er Johnny Patterson shipped from Thomaiviile, Ga. more about the present than the future. And for the pre­ sent, at least, Fox is playing off like a runaway slot ma­ chine to a Las Vegas night club. Tbe little aecond baseman, who collected more than 2,300 hits in 17 American League seasons, is batting .364 after six garnet in the National League and Monday night shared honors with pitcher Dick Farrell as the Colts beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-1, Latherow Hurls Kiwanis To Win Major Leagues COOL OF THE EVENING — That’s the trouble with early-season night games. The weather. The day was nice in Pittsburgh and the tempera­ ture reached 68. Before game time, however, it dropped to 40 and Joe Gibbon, pitcher for the Pirates really had a job "warming up." Sarasota Sun Sox O f! And Winning John Latherow, ace right­ hander for the Kiwanis, again eame up with a superb per­ formance to limiting Rotary to two singles and posting a 7 to 1 victory in the City Re­ creation Department’s Junior Boys League. Latherow, in grabbing his third hill decision again at no setbacks, ran his strike­ out record to 40, in 21 Inn­ ings of mound duty. He fanned 18 Monday while issuing only three passes. Ltherow, who now has a no hitter and a pair of two-hit performances, has given up only four safeties in three games. The victory moved Kiwanis into first place in the circuit. However, they will have com. pany after tonight’s contest between the Elks and Lake Mary. The Klwanian* collected on­ ly three hits oli the pitching of Buddy Stumpf with Kenny Hinson getting two for four, but they took advantage of no le u than seven walks and five opposition errors to pro­ duce their seven markers. The line score: Klwanls 000 033 1—7 3 2 Rotary 100 000 O - l 2 3 WP— Latherow (3-0), L P Stumpf (1-2) By United Press International the 1964 season Monday night Tha Sarasota Sun Sox, last by snapping a tie in the eighty year’s pennant winner, opened to whip Si. Petersburg 12-9 in the Florida Slate League. The Miami Marlins lost 7-0 to the underrated Fort Lau­ derdale Yankees before 4,106 fans at Miami. Tampa made a winning run Kingswood ran its winning in tha fifth before 1,260 open­ streak to fiv* consecutive ing nlghters to beat Lakeland, games Monday night when the 2-0 . Builders, perhaps more appro­ Daytona Beach rolled over priately known as the “ Bomb­ ers", blasted out 14 safeties, Orlando 9-1 with Tom Harri* Including circuit smashes by son pitching • two-hitter. Fe­ Don Harvey and Frank Swot- lix Millan and Gary Hulett hit ford, to post a convincing 13 two home runa each for Day­ to 1 trouncing o f Robb'a Con­ tona. struction nine. Tonight Daytona meets Or­ T o date, Kingswood remains undefeated In the Men's Slo- lando at Daytona Beach, Mi­ Pitch Softball circuit. So far ami is at Fort Lauderdale, this season the Builders have The Lyman High Grey­ Sarasota at St. Petersburg, amassed e total o f 77 runs hounds, with a record of three while bolding the opposition and Tampa playa Lakeland. and three to far this season to only eight tallies. in Orange Belt Conference Tha standings: Meanwhile, McRaney scored play, will meet the Apopka an easy 31 to 4 win over the W L P e t GB Blue Darters this afternoon to USO nine Monday night, scor­ Ft. Lauderdale 1 0 1.000 Longwood Park at 4. ing In every inning and cross­ Tampa 1 0 1.000 ing the plate 14 times in their half of the final seventh. It Daytona Beach 1 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 waa tha fifth straight loss for Sarasota Orlando 0 1 .000 the USO'era. Frank Williams won his St. Peteraburg 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 third game for the Painters Miami 0 1 .000 with on* defeat. Larry Watson Lakeland Kingswood Wins Five Straight Lyman Plays Blue Darters By United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE W L PcL GB Baltimore 4 1 .800 3Iinncaota 4 2 .667 14 Detroit 3 2 .600 1 Boston 3 2 .600 1 Lot Angclca 2 2 .300 1V4 Cleveland 1 1 .500 l l i Chicago 2 3 .400 2 Kansas City 1 2 .333 2 Waihington 2 4 .333 2(4 New York 1 4 .200 3 Mooday’a Results New York at Boston, 1st, ppd Boston 4 New York 0, 2nd Chicago at Baltimore, night, postponed Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Detroit at Los Angeles, night Cleveland at Kansas City, night New York at Chicago, night Boston at Baltimore, night Only gimea scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Philadelphia 4 1 .800 San Francisco 5 2 .714 3 2 .600 1 Pittsburgh 4 3 .571 1 Milwaukee 4 3 .571 1 St. Louia 3 3 .500 IVi Cincinnati 3 3 .500 1(4 Houston 2 3 .400 2 Chicago 1 4 .200 3 New York 1 6 .143 4 Los Angclca Monday's Resulti San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 2 Houston 7 St. Louis 1, night Milwaukee 7 Los Ang. 1, night Phils at New York, ppd., rain Only games scheduled • Wednesday's Games Chicago at New York San Francisco at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Houston, night Los Angeles at St. Louis, night for their third win o f (be year. Fox drove to four runs with a two-run single and a tworun triple to provide th* key blows behind the four-hit pitching of Farrell. He cap­ ped a four-run rally that drove Ray Sadecki to covtr in the aecond inning with the two-run single and tr-'led home two more runs off re­ liever Harry Fanok to the fourth. Farrell, whose low fast ball is very effective in the Hous­ ton park, struck out seven, walked four and allowed only one Cardinal to reach third until Ken Boyer bomered in the ninth.. Eddie Kasko and John Bateman each had two hits In the nine-hit Houston attack. Willie Maya zoomed his average to .444 as the San Francisco Giants downed tho Cincinnati Reds, 3-2, tbe Mil­ waukee Braves dealt the Los Angeles Dodgers their sixth straight loss, 7-1, and the Bos­ ton Red Sox whipped the new York Yankees, 4-0, in the only other games. Mays lashed out two sto­ gies and a double alid Willi* McCovcy, who had been hit­ ting .043, hit his first homer of the season to lead th* Giants* seven-hit attack. Jack Sanford pitched a seven-hitter and struck out six to win hi* second game for the Giants. Chico Ruiz had three hits for Cincinnati. Bob Ssdowski weathered some rough going In the first inning and a fraction and then retired 2t consecutive batters before the Dodgers ended the shutout bid in the ninth on a single by Tommy Davis and a triple by Ron Fairly. Lee May* bomered for the Braves, who clinched the victory with three runs on three tingles and as many walk* against Bob Miller In the sixth. Nick Willhite suffered the loss. Bill Monbouqetto allowed seven hits in eight innings and star reliever Dick Radatx struck out the side to the ninth although two men reached base to hand Yogi Berra and hla Yankees their fourth setbsck to five games. Rookie Tony Conlgllaro hornered and Carl Yastnemskl tripled to lead the Red Sox' attack. Shea Vs. C h a v e s ---M e ts W in } 1HEA STADIUM, shown here nearly completed bat By BUI McCormick Newspaper Enterprise Attn. NEW YORK (NEA) (N attou l) For th* Ume being at least, W L Team Shea Stadium la the ultimate 4 0 Hunt Lin-Mer In baseball settings. 3 1 Loc. Engrs. It's so pretty it may even a 3 First Federal a 3 make the New York MeU Chase look good, Uk* a piece of • 8 Standard Oil kooky costume jewelry in a Results Meaday Tiffany box. Chase 11, Standard Oil 2 Games Today And it might never have happened If Richard Q. PraeHunt at Loc. Engrs. (Bay Av*. Park, 4:30 p.m .) ger hadn't been an avid Dod ger bleacher fan at old Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. “ To get lost here, you have to be color-blind and Illiter­ ate,'' said Praeger, the part­ Team W L ner In charge o f engineering Klwanls 4 1 for th* firm (Praeger • KavaElks 3 1 nagh • Water bury) that de­ Lake Mary 8 1 signed th* 33,000 capacity Shrine 3 2 sports playground in Flushing Rotary X 8 CPO 1 8 Meadows. “ You notice that •eats are a different color on Clvltea 0 8 each level. Tickets are colored Results Meaday Shrine 7, Civltaa 8 to cozreapond to seats, and Klwanls 7, Rotary 1 each o f tha acven banka of Gaaeee Tsday escalators is color-coded to CPO at Civltaa, 4:30 p.as. the tier M serves." # # # Lake Mary at Elks, 7:80 p.m. (At Memorial Stadium) Tha escalators, which can Junior League Paced by Chuck Pigott's bates loaded double la tha fifth which produced three big runt, the Sanford Junior High School Braves racked up their seventh victory of the baseball season with a 9 to 8 decision over th* Osceola High JayVeet Monday after­ noon at Kissimmee. This afternoon at 4 the Braves will host South Sem­ inole Junior High School in the first of a two-game aeries with the Hurricanes from Casselberry. The Kowboyt took a fourrun lead early in the contest when they pushed over a pair of runs in the aecond stanza, added a single marker in the third and grabbed another lone run in the fourth. How aver, Pigott unloaded bis big blast In the fifth to put the Braves back in the contest. Then in the sixth, Seminole bunched e n o u g h hits, with Steve Leach, Tom­ my Bryant and Kelly Ogden paving the way, to push over four runs and take a 7 to 4 command. Kissimmee came back with two In their half of the sixth but Sanford Iced it in the seventh with two more. Leach and Ron Dudley teamed up on the hill to limit the Kowboyt to four hits. The Braves were lucky since the Sanford aggregation afield committed seven errors. In addition to Pigott's big hit, Leach had three for four for the Braves, Bryant came through with two for three and Ogden had two for four. Sanford's seasonal record is now seven wins against a sin­ gle lost. The one defeat came at the hands of the Evans JayVees of Orlando. Earlier in the season Sanford whipped Evans 10 to 4 but in a return go the Braves were dropped by a 13 to 1 count. Score by innings: Sanford 000 034 3 - 9 9 7 Kissimmee 021 102 0 - 8 4 2 Leach, Dudley (6) and Bry­ ant; Cantwell and Smith. United Frees btermattonal General Manager Paul Rich­ ards of the Houston Colts may have pulled the coup of the winter trading aeaaon when he acquired Nelson Fox from the Chicago White Sox for two minor league players valued at ( 100,000. At 38 Fox doesn't have too many big league seasons left but the Colts are worried carry 38,000 persona an hour and are augmented by 34 rampa for those who don't like mechandal gadgets, are an outgrowth o f Dodger Sta­ dium in Chaves Ravin*, Los Angela*. “ On* o f tb* great things about Dodger Stadium," said Praeger, “ ia that it la built into the aide o f a bUl. This made It poailbl* to have park­ ing space on tb* asm* level as U>* seat a patron bought. They liked thla so much, we wanted th* same thing here, but w* were on flat ground, so w* substituted th* escala­ tors to Uk* people where they belong.'' The ground *t Flushing Meadows waa not only flat but ao flabby that supporting piles sank 80 feet o f their own weight end had to be pounded down an average of 123 feet to bold up the atructore and give support to a glass dome, if one ever ia in­ corporated into the stadium. “ Everything has been Aon* for the good of the customer— and the box office," said Prae­ t tlned, la more imaging thaR the, ger, (weeping an arm across th* stands. “ Look, no columns This la a great thing In sell tog tickets. A patron doesn't have to toko up the ticket' seller’s time being assured he Isn't behind a column. He known he always gets a clear view.” • • • Other helpful aids for the patrons — and box office — a n pneumatic tubes from a central office to all windows which will keep an even * upply of all aorta o f tickets available, aeata 13 to 31 inches wide (usually they are 17 or I f ) and what Praeger calls radial viaton. “ Because o f tb* circular construction, every eeat, no matter what you pay for it, faces a spot Just behind aec­ ond base for base ball and exactly on the 80-yard line to football,'' be said. “ Cha­ ves Ravins can't have this because K isn't round. “ The Dodgers don't have Shea's lighting system, either. Th* light* her* «r* run to continuous strips an the roofthere o n only two towers, beyoad tight end left fields W* are using, for tb* first time, a combination o f quartsite and mercury vapor lamps that is pretty close to actual daylight and eliminate* tha yellow ting* o f ordinary flood­ lights." o e o Whh the horrible example o f Candlestick Park to mind, tb* Meadows ait* waa survey­ ed for wind problems before building started. “ W* won't have that trouble,'' assured Praeger. “ This job has been n real pleasure," said Praeger. “ I'm Brooklyn-born and need to line up for bleacher eeeto at Ebbeta Fitld when I was a kid. Wa were Walter O'Mailey's firm when he was try­ ing to find a spot to Brook­ lyn. A lot o f things w* dream­ ed up at that Urn* went Into Chaves Ravine. Then w* took the best o f the Dodger Stad­ ium and buQt ft into this one. Everybody ebould be happy with H." If the Meta aver start to win, even the fans might be delirious with tov Star-spangled way to sweeten up your future proverb aayx, i l •vanrtAinc, but i t aura ings Bode. Why * 4 joha Tharo'a no aafar tovmtmrat to the world. And (bat goes double for tbe money you put ia UJ). Savings Bonds. Be­ cause this money helps two ways. Pint, it helps your future. Putting youngster* through college. Building hotnea aad summer cottage*. Buying srwtoae for you nnd th* spouse. You dream ft Bead* can deliver It. flacoud, ft helps your country now, by grafting Unde Sam • stronger In­ fluence to an unsettled world. * You pay no state or local las ■*4 * » defer the federal tag until the Beads era cashed * Yeu cae get your meaao whs* yeu need it Your fellow American* have lucked * .V E L® ?*! «*• FtPtoeed free 47 bUltoa dollars into U.S. Sav­ Quick facts shoe* • •« •m l Serf** f Savings Sonde o You gH 33(4% move n a g VZ8S w '"■* If last, destroyed or stolen ft * Km p ftodom In your ftiftm wtlh 9 U.8. SAVINGS BONDS r u V. t . Cm niaM *#m Ml m f t tkU U tirM u n . - .....— . Marie Xto X8»*rtM** C ntel mu Jut r r e r j u w / I r i i J f f ^ MTr m ^ rrM M r, - —■— - - . t- ——-**y----- -tf-l �WinTotl WfriTH April 21, 1964 — Patre 7 By Judy Turner Phone 322-4435 Mrs. J. F. Barlow, wife of the former commanding of fleer of VAH-11, was honored Wednesday with a farewell tea at the Maison-Jardin in Altamonte Springs. The tea marked the end of the official farewell functions for Mrs. Barlow. A white orchid corsage was presented to the guest of hon­ or as was an engraved silver flower arrangement d i s h Mrs. Bart Bartholomew whose husband relieved Cdr Barlow as skipper of the squadron, made the presenta tlon. She spoke of the affection and respect the squadron wives held for Mrs. Barlow and told her that the would always be a part of the club in the hearts of the wives. Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs Barlow, Mrs. Robert W. Ken nedy, whose husband la the executive officer of the iquad ron, and Mrs. D. F. Munday whose husband will become the Officer in Charge of Dc tachmcnt 8, greeted the guests as they entered tha foyer. Each of the nearly 75 squad­ ron wives and guests received name tags in the shape of gold butterflies with tequined net wings. They had been de­ signed by Mrs. William Velinck and constructed by Mr*. Robert Field, Mrs. J. D. Moloney, Mrs. Eugene Klein, Mrs. Edward Walters and Mrs. Y e l l n e k . Invitations which had been sent to guests had also been designed by Mrs. Yelinck. Taking turns pouring punch and coffee were Mrs. J. O. Mayo, Mrs. Warren Hoellcr, Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mrs. George Kimmons, Mrs. Paul Werner. Mrs. Bryan B. Brown, Mrs. James Shipman, Mrs. Henry Dement, Mrs. Wallace Rus­ sell, Mrs. James deGanahl and Mrs. Patrick O'Gara. Squadron wives serving as floating hostesses were Mrs. Harvey Aubuchon, Mrs. Scott Beat, Mrs. Richard Davidaon, Mrs. Holly Helms Jr., Mrs. John Moloney, Mrs. Ar­ thur Stallings Jr. and Mrs. Yelinck. • • • Mrs. J. H. Combs was elect­ ed the new secretary of the VAH-7 enlisted wives club at the recent meeting held at the Acey Deucy Club. Mrs. Combs will take over frum Mrs. Charlie Brown who resigned due to illness. Guest of honor at tha April meeting was Mrs. Bryan B. Brown, wife of the command­ ing officer of the squadron. Hostesses were Mrs. V. W. Ganderton, Mrs. J. L.Ficlds and Mrs. D. A. Hunter. A family wiener and marsh­ mallow rosst was plenned for May and will be held at the home of Mr*. Roy Pounds. Mrs. Tets Armstrong is ia charge. Mrs. Combs was alto ap­ pointed chairman of the homecoming party and mon­ ey-raising events for thq party were dlicuised. The head table was decorat­ ed with spring flowers and each officer wa* presented a special card designating her position which had been de­ signed by Mrs. Robert Hodg­ es. The next meeting of the club will be May 21 at CPO club. • • • Members *nd their hus­ bands of the Vigilante Navy Wives Club No. 211 will meet for a cookout at the home of Mrs. Rhea Cooper Saturday, April 25. Mri. Betty Smith and Mrs. J»net Bodgers will assist as hostesses. • • • Cdr. Trumsn Wsde Markley, USNR, is it Sanford for a two week period of setrve duty in the integrated opera­ tional Intelligence center. Cdr. Markley i* the father of W. E. (T om ) Markley who is BN training officer of Heavy Attack Wing One. Cdr. Markley. who Is pre­ sently a warden of the U. S. penitentary hi Terre Haute. Ind., served three and one half years In World War II in tha Pacific. • • • The second Isaue of "Sevencites News," the newspaper published by the VAH- en­ listed wives club, will leave for the Enterprise this week. Anyone wishing to eend *■ pip er to her husband person>iiv should call Mts. Boy Grace Church Loyalty Dinners Set This Week rounds at 323-0318 after 5 p.m. today. • • • Members of the Chief Petty Officers wives club will be both models and guests at a luncheon and fashion show Thursday at the NAS ball­ room. The luncheon will begin at 12:30 and will be followed by a showing of spring and sum­ mer clothing from Cowan's. Mri. Charles Williams ia the coordinator of the event and Mra. Paul Weber will furnish piano music for the back­ ground. Final plans for the lunch­ eon were made at the April meeting of the club. Guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Louis Perez who talked about communism in Cuba. Also planned was a luau to be held May 23 for the mem­ bers and their husbands and guests. Members on that com­ mittee are Mrs. Harold Sundvail, Mrs. Darwin Smith, Mrs. Joe O'Donnell, Mrs. A. A. Vallicr, Mrs. C. E. Morton and Mrs. E. F. Siglin. Guests of the club were Mrs. Barb Rohrer, Mrs. Edith Stoup of Cheyenne, Wyo., who was s guest of Mrs. Walter Armstrong, Mrs. Carol Kerr and Mra. Nellie Morrell. dent; Mrs. Mary Johnson, • • • treasurer. All VAH-t enlisted men's Mrs. Alice Best will be the wives are Invited to attend the Tlgcrettc club's meeting rorresponding secretary and Thursday evening in the NAS Mri. Mary Sutton will be re­ ballroom. The meeting, ori­ cording aecretary. Mrs. Alice ginally planned for April 16, Beaulieu and Mrs. Margaret was rescheduled for April 23. Mudd wilt be the parliamen­ tarian and chaplain respec­ • • • Mrs. Jesse Taft presided tively. over her first squadron wives club meeting as wife of the commanding officer of VAll-1 at the April meeting Thurs­ day morning. Cdr. Taft be­ came skipper o f the squadron late in March. The coffee was held at the home o f Mrs. Paul Murray who was assisted by Mr*. Richard Kicly. The hostesses served a variety of pastries and coffccakes. Plans were completed for ■ picnic to be held Sunday at Lake Golden for the wives and children between 3 and 6 p.m. In other business Mrs. Kiely was appointed bridge chair­ man and ahe asked that in­ terested wives call her at 322-6208. Mra. James Bell was chosen as treasurer of the club. One more member is need­ ed on the squadron team which plays in the Holler Navy league Friday morning and anyone who would like to bowl should call Mrs. William Goodman at 322-2483. The wives decided to do­ nate children's books to the base library as a special club project and Mrs. Edward Wil­ liams was welcomed at a new Tiger wife. Others attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. Patrick O'­ Gara, Mrs. Michael Durant, Mrs. James Durbin, Mrs. Paul Haney, Mrs. George Klctt, Mrs. Alan Weeks, Mrs. G. F. Wilstcr, Mrs. Paul Wireman, Mrs. Douglas Wood and Mrs. Lou Musgrova. • • • Mrs. William Dursteler was bid farewell by members or the VAH-5 officers wives club at a luncheon recently in the Cherry Plaza Hotel. Mra. Dursteler will be going with her husband to Langley Air Force Base at Norfolk, Va., at the end of May. Ma­ jor Dursteler has been at­ tached to VAH-5 for several years as part of an exchange program between the ser­ vices. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. John Draim and Mrs. Jordan Danforth. A salad luncheon was served and the doorprize, a center­ piece of gold flowers, was won by Mrs. Mary Peterson, guest of Mrs. Paul Werner. Other guecsts included Mrs. Betty Breese of Jacksonville, tbe mother of Mrs, Steve Ryan; Mrs. Patti Uurienzo, _ guest of Mrs. Wallace Russell, and Mri. David Dearolpti, a guest of Mrs. Draim. Others at tbe luncheon were Mrs. Dave Fall, Mrs. Vincent Monroe, Mrs. Dan Beard, Mrs. Charles Butler, Mrs. Bob Lovelace, Mrs. James Olson and Mrs. Donald Nesbitt. • • • Mrs, Rhea Cooper was chosen president of the Vigi­ lante Navy Wives Club No. 211 during tbeir elections re> cently. Other new officers are Mrs. Jo Brown, vice presi­ A The elections followed the club’a monthly business meet­ ing held in the confercnrr room. Installation of the offi­ cer* was act for May 4 at a covered dish supper in the NAS ballroom at 7 p.m. Momhora of the planning committee arc Mrs. Jo Brown, Mra. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Janet Rodgers, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Sutton. Hus­ bands of members and the club sponsors will also attend and the retiring officers will receive their club pins. Mrs. W. McLcllan's name was drawn as the winner of s linen basket and $15 was turned over to Chaplain Ro­ bert Deal for modernization of the Sunday achool room. Gucata st the meeting were Mrs. Alice Willis, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Bright Setterwhlte, Mrs. Charlote Poutrel, Mrs. Marty Nickols and Mrs. Margo Sample. • • • Casual and sophisticated hair styles were demonstrated on four members o f the VAH7 officers wives club by Odette and Richard of the Ace Beauty Salon in the Mayfair Hotel at • hairstyling show Thursday. The models were Mr*. Ken­ neth Enney, Mrs. David Sharp, Mrs. George Dreiser and Mrs. Jerry Cbspdelalne. After the comb-outs Odette and Richard answered ques­ tions from the wives on hair care and the latest in hair styles. From the Mayfair the group went to the home of Mrs. Bry­ an B. Brown for coffee and dessert. Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Mary Lublch who lived formerly in Yugoslavia, bad prepared many old country pastries and sweets. Other guests were Mr*. Warren Hoeller, Mrs. Leroy Heath, the wife of the former skipper of the squadron, and Mrs. Don Shawer of Colum­ bus, Ohio, who was visiting her aiater, Mri. Roy McLalne. Peacemaker wives attend­ ing were Mrs. Dick Conn, Mrs. A! Campbell, Mrs. Jack Tuttle, Mrs. Rlchsrd Wright, Mrs. Larry Dion, Mrs. Rich Martin, Mrs. Ed Foy, Mr*. Bob Merritt, Mrs. BiU Kehm, J. F. HARLOW, honored nt a farewell ten by officern wives of VAH-11 nnd Det. 8, meets guests nnd re­ ceives a gift from the nqundron. Above, Mra. R. S. Rent, right, ia greeted by Mra. D. F. Monday, Mra. Robert Warren Kennedy, Mra. Bnrlow nnd Mra. Bart Bnrtholomcw. Left, Mra. B n r t h o I o mow allows M r a . Barlow how to fit together the ailver flower arrange­ ment gift given her ns n farewell present. Mrs. Bob Rankin, Mrs. Bob Donaldson, Mrs. Ted Cann, Mrs. Don Ord, Mrs. Bob La­ vender and Mrs. Donald Dcnault. • • • VAH-5 enlisted wives club will meet next Tuesday, April 28 at the home of Mr*. Rich­ ard Slout for a housewares party. Each member ti asked to bring a guest. For direc­ tions rail Mrs. Mike Reh at 322-7855 or Mrs. Terry Linsey at 322-7532. • • • Mrs. Martin Sheridan, Mrs. Thomas llitc and Mrs. Fred Stipp were hostesses for a potluck luncheon at Lake Golden Thursday. Favorite d i s h e s w e r e brought by the wives for the meal and the hostesses had baked pastries for doorprizes which were won by Mrs. Har­ ry Bryant, Mrs. Stern Bolle and Mrs. Carl llrady. Included in the 3t ladles present were guests, Mr*. Warren Hoeller and Mrs. Jewell Fort. Recent activities of the VAH-S officers wives club in­ clude a coffee at the home of Mr*. James W. Olson in Mait­ land and a bridge at the home of Mri. Vincent Monroe. Mr*. Olson had reeorated her table with a snifter filled with small Japanese glaas balls and served the goodici and coffee from Ihe table. Chaplain Robert Deal spoke to the group on the need for Navy Relief volunteera and anyone interested can contact him. Those attending the bridge at Mrs. Monroe's were Mrs. Cliff Thompson, Mrs. Dave Fall, Mra. George Kelly, Mri. Robert Lovelace, Mrs. Bob Watson, Mrs. Dan Beard and Mrs. John Draim. • • • Legion Dances Are Success * Ry Joan Magln The first in a series of Friday and Saturday night dances sponsored by Chuluota’a American Legion Post at their new building were nn unqualified surress, Com­ mander Harold McBride re­ ported today. F e a t u r e d at Saturday's teenage dance waa * twist contest with the prize award­ ed to Miss Carol Creech and Andrew Jepson. A similar priza will be awarded each Saturday for various types ef dances. Plans are In the offing for bigger and better eventa de­ pending upon rciponsa shown. McBride said that much cred­ it should be given to legion memberi who worked eo hard to ready the building for thia opening weekend. However, he added, there ia much work yet to be done and all mem­ ber! art urged to turn out for evening work sessions as often as possible. Saturday, April 28 Vigilante Navy Wives Club No. 211, cookout, 7 p.m. Home o f lira. Rhea Cooper. Holiday, April 2d VAH-1 officer! wlvea and familial picnic, 2 4 p.m. Lake Golden. COMING EVENTS Wednesday, April 22 VAH-0 officers wives bridge, 10 a.m. Home of Mri. G. L. Atkinson. Thursday, April 23 CPO wives club luncheon and fashion show, 12:30 p.m. NAS ballroom. VAH-11 o f f l e a n wive* bridge, 12:30. Home o f Mri. James Runnel*. VAH-1 enlisted men’s wives club, 7:30 p.m. NAS ball­ room. Friday, April *4 VAH-1 party. VAH-7 officers wives bridge, 8 p.m. Home of Mrs. Donald Dcnsull. MOTEL 8COTT8 "Bonus" — Weeds As It Feed* “ Kwlt" — For Death To Chinch Buga "Hatisfaetion Or Money Back Guara*t**n GrspcvUlo Nursery 3221 Grapavllle Ave. 322-0888 "Rcotta Dealer” M O V IN G ? Crusade Drive Mrs. Forrest llarnes, Longwood area chairman for the Cancer Cruiadc, announced that women will be soliciting in the arcs today making day­ time and evening calls. Realdents are urged to contribute as generously as possible. * » ■ ) ■ » ■ » / * MOVING ■ AND STORAGE F A ■ ■ C O. . I NC 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 Col ey Ave. S.inforri, Fl.i. Comet...World’s 100,000-Mile Durability Cham pion At Daytona, a teem of four specially equipped '64 Comets each traveled day and night 100,000 miles at over 105 miles per hour — an no* equaled feet of stamina and durability. In Africa, Comet thouod As atomtoe again to "the wildest ride on earth"—the monsoon-swept East African Safari Rally. 94 cars started. Only 21 finished the nm- two of them were Comets. BEACH MOTEL It it any surprise that Comet talat are up to almoat double loot year's? Comet prove* what M can d a After 100,000 miles at Daytona, one of these special Comets M s traveled another 31,000 and is still going strong. Then rally-equipped Comets slogged through 3,188 t K mmS moteT _ 'D A Y T O N A V J BEACH, FLORIDA ' 322 5412 For A Beautiful Law* — C A L L I I S S IL V E R B E A C H AVE. WALL SUPPLY "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Sy ulema" CATANIA, Sicily (U PI) — A flow of red-hot lava stream­ ed from Ihe central crater of Mount Etna early today af­ ter a series o f explosions dur­ ing the night. The lava waa running down the eastern slopo toward the sea. Etna, Europe's largest volcano, haa killed an esti­ mated ona million persons In the course o f recorded his­ tory. Victoria Falls, 355 feet high in Africa, is nearly double the width bt Niagara Falla and twice as high. A3 m itt a*** rooaicontrened Mr-Ceafftloatag tad Neat, Til* liltrooaw uitk Tub A Shower, Redie. HID Music, TV, lo o * Ptoses, Rinats Bslcoaits. • fifth water Swinauag Pools • Sbufllsboard Coarti • Oceeaview Dining Ream*, tbetariag seperb toad K NOWAT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! 111 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. By Maryean Mile# The general meeting o f the S o u t h Seminole Welcome Wagon Nawcomera Club will ba held at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria In Seminole Plasa, Thuriday, beginning w i t h card* at 10 a.m. followed by a 12:30 luncheon. Members are reminded to wear eraty hats for this meet­ ing. A rose bush la being do­ nated by Mrs. Jaunita Moore ai the prise for the most or­ iginal hat. Guest speaker will be Constable Grady Hall of Altamonte 8pr!ngs. Members o f the club’s ex­ ecutive board met last week at the Trade Wind* and will meet there on May 1H at 11:30 am . for their next buelnexa session. Etna Acting Up With Lava Flow ing from council until the next fiscal year. Tilson also stated that ha is opposed to establishing a volunteer police department “ in any manner, whatsoever," suggesting Instead that a re­ tired man be retained at « minimum pay to act as vill­ age marshal with part time assistance. However, after reports from Art Rhodes and Fcrrin were given It was evi­ dent that the village Is in no financial condition to employ any new help. No action was taken on cither matter at this time. Amendment to the utility tax ordinance, carried over from the April 7 meeting, was passed unanimously ap­ proving a change in wording which will prohibit more than one meter being included un­ der a single purchase. Motion was made and >aa*. ed to accept offeri of resi­ dents to paint the police car and fire truck and problems of dogs creating a nuisance for school children at the bus stop were discussed at length with further Investigation Into the matter to be made with owners where possible. No further meeting was call­ ed at this time before the next regular session scheduled for May 5. MW Unit* . . . offering a choice ml beautiful Motel Rooms, Rfflciendaa and Hedroaaa Apartments, all attractively deco rated **d pro­ viding elegant com fort. . . IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. LET UR HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — South Seminole WW To Meet VICKI McARDLE of Seminole High School placed second in the s e n i o r strutting and third pince in the twirl­ ing contests held re­ cently at Jacksonville Beach. The events were staged by the U. S. Twirling Association. (Herald Photo) By Doris Dean Rule* of conduct for future meetings of the North Orlando Village Council wer* spelled out emphatically Friday night by Mayor Irene Van Ecpoel in a special council session held In the Civic Building. Warning that "the circus has left North Orlando," the mayor stated that henceforth all business to be brought be­ fore council must be present­ ed to one member of the coun­ cil at least three days prior to the scheduled meeting date. It was stressed that anyone wishing to be recognized from tho floor must seek recogni­ tion, through hand signal, from the mayor and, if not recognized, may not speak at all. A sergoant-starm* will be appointed for each council meeting. Henry Ward served in this capacity at Friday’s session. In other business council was advised that a group of Ranch Area residents will seek legal recourse in the matter of a zoning variance granted April 7 to allow Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Cronk to park a house trailer on their property for a 12-month period. Advice will be sought to determine whether or not restricting covenants held by the North Orlando Company on the pro­ perty arc valid. Councilman Arthur Ferrln reported that he had met with officials of Suburban Gat Company who advised that they were reviewing all bill* in the village over a one year period in an effort to work out a lower rate schedule in the area. Dave Tilson recommended that council allocate a speci­ fied sum to the volunteer fire department to be used for the purchase of equipment with the understanding that when this amount Is gone no fur­ ther monies will be forthcom­ 1223 t. ATLANTIC AVE. A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT IF rr Fellowship Hall of Grace Methodist Church will be crowded to rapacity on Wed­ nesday and Thursday nlghta, when the congregation gath­ ers at 6:30 p.m. to enjoy Loy­ alty Dinners, Rev. John Hires, pastor, has reported. Philip Monroe, who la eerving as general Chairman of the complimentary Rudget Dinners, predicts that the $550 weekly needa o f the Church will he pledged on these two evening*. Commander for Wednesday la Kuss Kitnrr. He is support­ ed by majors John A. Wil­ liams and Wayne G. Thomp­ son. Hi* co-captain*, who will preside i t their individ­ ual tables, are: Mr. and Mra. Donald Cummins, Mrs. and Mrs. Karl Frhd, Judge and Mr*. C. Vernon Mize, Dr. and Mr*. William C. Rape, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcflard Silvers, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Markos, Mr. and Mra. W. E. Pratt, Mr. and Mra. Otia Taylor. Wednesday's kitchen com­ mittee chairman ia Mr*. Don­ ald Jackson, dining room hostess is Mrs. F. J. Murray and greeters will be Mr*. Russell Kltner and Mrs. Wayne G. Thompson. The Thursday organization lists John Carver as comman­ der, with majors Charles Ely and Mrs, C. E. Clemmer. Serving with them are co-cap­ tain* Mr. and Mra. Ike J. But­ ler Jr., Mr. and Mre. Gary Rennlnk, Mr. and Mra. Jamet Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rowe, Mr. and Mre. Clarence Knloe, Mr. and Mra. Russell J. Gill, Mrs. Franklin Kerr and Mr. and Mra. James P. Turner. Thursday's kltehen commit­ tee la headed by Mr*. Jack Roasman, tha dining room hostel* Is Mr*. T. E. Quillin and greeters wilt be Mrs. Charlea Ely and Mrs. Harry Klay. M ayor Sets Village 'Rules Of Conduct' AU 3 just mtoulss (ran Unit Cosmos, Tbealrm, Night aula. Mnw, Raatouranla, flpovUna g n a ts h a a i gleet ‘ I I I I I I I L Far Information on AU J M oU lt Bond Coupon T o: -M otel.. « . A11**1tr A m , D a yto n a Hatch, F lo r id * Please send color brochure and Infi P 8a* D ip Q Ni -Addiaaau City -State. tlon regarding □ •— bu m a m ild of African mud, aaafw and jM gtoH fc*' fktt to cany Amertca'i aotora to toe «arW‘a ' toughest car award. Want atom s a ia m t Just take a look at this naar Com et Meat* racy, beautiful, and built, realty hulff. Make tracks for a Comat at pmm Mammy deator's. W aft Dhner‘1 Mere SSy»*r •* A* Fsto Motor Casaeaa* torn** toSmda Ns* fmh toalft Mr «»• * unw m u — a t m - w ools o r CMAumowr'-.TOUU m b m u r v AMR H t o T — — HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue AFUOOUCTOrl �I Pa«« 8 — April SI, 1084 L. Mary Woman’s Club Will Have The R. T. Warrens Observe Luncheon Thurs. 25th W edding Anniversary M r. and Mrs. R. T. Warren w e n gueata o f honor Wednei* d . , . April IB. . . U -lr I ™ . on Magnolia Ave. with an open house in celebration o f their 25th wedding annlvers- •nr. Greeting the gueata at the entrance o f their gracious home were Mr*. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. M. R. Strickland, Mr*. J. E. Courier, Sr., Mra. M. L. Nichols and Mra. W. B. Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. James Pear* son were hosts to this fe»tive occasion. TJ>e serving table was overlaid with an heir* loom damask cloth featuring intricate cutwork detail and was centered with a lovely arrangement o f white roses in a sterling allvsr bowl with white lighted candles In ailver holders glowing on each •Ida. The cake was served Mrs. M. L. Nichols and Mra. W . B. Kirby, with Miss Mar* tha Fox and Mra. II. W. Goodspeed serving the punch. Mr. and Mrs. James Pear­ son and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Warren headed the receiving line, and floating hostesses were Mrs. William L. Kirk. Cooking Champ Reveals National Lake Mary Women’s Club will have a luncheon at 12 noon Thursday (23rd) at the 1Mrs. O. W. Touchton, Mr*. Io f 100 friend* and relative* Trade Wind* In the Seminole John M. Morgan, and Mra. |calling during the afternoon Pleza. to congratulate Mr. and Mra. Jean Cameron o f the Jcola Warren The guest lilt waa In Card end Gift Shop there In the Plaza will conduct a pro­ gram on crystal, china nnd other serving Itemi that ran be utilized effectively end beautifully in home entertain­ ment. Hie club’s two blue ribbon winners In the Arte and Crafts Hobby show were represented at the recent convention of .he Florida Federation of Woman’a Clubs held in Jack.onvllle. Their Items, the :traw puree, msdc by Mrs. Harry Sandusky and the ■ocke, knitted by Mre. John Noel, were taken up to Jack­ sonville for display by Mra. Frank Evans, president of tho local club with Mrs. J. O. Gregory and Air*. Clifford Cordon. Mra. Gregory displayed a number of her paintings. Also attending the last ses­ sion! o f the convention were Mre. Don Smith and Mrs. W. C. Hopkins. CELEBRATING their 25th wedding anniver­ sary at a lovely open house reception in their gracious home are Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Warren. C o m b e d your tweeter? lately? Then you don't have the neweat accettory — a comb for knitted Itcmi. A few ttrokei with it restore* fiber resiliency and eliminate* fuzzing, balling, pilling, the manufacturer report*. Aw ard Recipe Every homemaker always welcomes a new Idea In plan­ ning her family’s meals. A man by the name o f Randolph Jonas won ths National Cook­ ing Championship and $1,000 by creating a “ new” main dish including potato chips. According to the Jury o f wom­ an cooking authorities who selected "Swiss Veal Chip De­ light” over 104,000 recipes the nation’s best In 1004, Is a real palate pleaser and Is easy to make. Hera’a how you maks |tl SWISS VRAL CHIP DELIGHT 1 1b. veal round. K ” thick 6 thin slices prosciutto (Danish ham can be stltuted) • thin slices Imported Swiss Cheese 1/2 cup butter er margarine 1 largo eggs slightly beaten 1/2 cup milk 2 e. finely crushed potato chips 1 cup all-purpose flour Have butcher cut veal Into 0 equal portions; pound very thin, about 1/8* thick. Place 1 slice o f bam A cheese on each slice o f v«al. Roll meat as fo r a Jelly roll, tucking in the sides, and pressing the end to seal wall. Roll each portion o f meat In flour, then dip in the beaten egg and milk. Carefully roll each piece In the finely crushed potato chips. Heat shortening in heavy skillet and saute ths veal until golden brown, about 10 to 16 minutes, turn­ ing one*. SAUCE: 1/2 cup butter or margarine 1 cup finely crushed potato chips 1 tap. dehydrated onion chips 1 tap. salt 1 tap. MSG 1/4 Up. whit* pepper 2 cups commercial sour cream 2 tbap, finely minced chives Melt butter or margarine In heavy skillet, carefully stir in finely crushed potato chips, onion, salt, MSG and white pepper. Cook over low heat fo r about 6 minutes, stir in tha sour cream and continue to cook over low heat fo r about 10 minutes, stirring gently. Place veal rolls on warm large platter. Spoon sauce ov­ er the rolls, sprinkle the minced chives over the top and serve. Serve with white o r wild rice. Mrs. Fred Karl Honored With Delightful C offee Reception Faye Karl, charming o f Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Fred Karl, guest of honor at a morning coffee Saturday April 18, at the home of Mrs. Don Rey­ nolds in Idyllwilde, with Mrs. James B. Smith assisting. Accompsnying Mrs. Karl to Sanford from Daytona for this delightful occasion was Mra. Barbara Stacd, attrac­ tive wife o f the Democratic State Coordinator, Thomas W. Steed. The reception rooms o f tho Reynolds lovely home were decorated in campaign man­ ner, and arrangements o f as­ sorted spring Gowers were placed at focal points. Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman was hrad o f the receiving line, and introduced Mrs. Karl and Mrs. Steed to Sem­ inole County residents. The serving table was over­ laid with an elegant hand crochet ecru covering and Mra. Ernest Cowley poured coffee from an exquisite 14 karst gold coffee service. Dainty cakes and delicasies were offered from rrystel to complement the coffee recep­ tion. Mrs. Karl was stunning in a black and white checkered sleeveless suit with a white crepe overblouse featuring bracelet length sleeves. Her accessories were o f gleaming black patent. Guests Included teachers, educators and friends from throughout the entire county. Casselberry Personals By Jane Caeeelberry Mr*. Whit Ward of 160 Sunnytown Road attended the two day meeting of the State Woman’s Bowling association held recently at the Cape Colony Inn In Cocoa Beach, as a delegate from the Sanford Woman’a Bowling Associa­ tion. While there, she bowled In the atate tournament. Mrs. Ward haa been bowling for 25 years and she has an Im­ pressive trophy collection. NEW OFFICERS recently Installed at a dinner at the DeBary Restnurunt for the DeBary Business and Professional Women’s Club are seated left to right, Bert Lederhaus, president; Lois Walker, District 4 Director and installing officer; Jo Peck, third vice president, and Helen Snodgrass, second vice president. Standing aro left to right, Theresa Frison, corres­ ponding secretary; Sully Ann Neider. treasurer; Mary Ann Lederhuus, recording secretary, and Margaret Williams, first vice president. Deltona Residents Greeted 4 For a brown, flaky pie crust, spread the top crust generously with butter or margarine before baking; alft over, lightly, with dry flour followed by flour moistened with a small amount of milk. Osteen By Welcome W agon Hostess Personals their new home at 1281 WhiteBy Mrs. Clarence Snyder wood Drive. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peter­ Mr. A. E. Meyer was an son attended the funeral Inspector at ths 4-Square Ma­ of his brother in Cross City, chinery Co. In Milwaukee be­ fore his retirement. He has Monday. a comfortable boms at 924 Mrs. Frank Thomas has RockhllL returned to her home at Lem­ Miss Mary Cltro lives with her brother and her neles, on Bluff after a five weeks Miss Lucille Deds at 1183 stay In Seminole Memorial Whitewood Dr. Major Cltro Is Hospital. with ths U. S. Air Force and is stationed at Patrick Air Mrs. Jean La Vails o f Me­ Force Base at Cocoa Beach. dina, Ohio, arrived here by Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cuddy are enjoying retire­ plane to visit her mother, ment in their new home at Mra. Kitty Dunkle. After a 565 8. Floyd Circle. He was fsw days visit she and her employed by the Gas Co. In mother left by car for Ohio, Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs. Mrs. Dunkle will remain with Cuddy owned and operated a her daughter for a visit, then will go on to her summer restaurant Dr. and Mrs. Roscoe Avery home in Polon, Mich. She will live at 1846 Hartley Circle, return to Osteen In the fall. moving here from Bradenton, Florida but were originally Mr. and Mrs. Lester 8cott from Barra, V t where he have returned to their sum­ mer home in Columbus, Ohio. was an X-ray specialist Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flan­ igan have lived In Florida for Mr. and Mrs. Everett 8tout many years before moving to are visiting their son in Fred891 RockhilL They formerly •rickstown, Ohio. Utey will lived to Casselberry and Mi­ remain there for seven weeks. ami. Mr. R. G. Anthony, a re­ Mra. Lillie Boyer and Mrs. tired Locksmith, and bis wife Mary Barnhart had dinner recently moved Into their new Wednesday evening at the home at 88 Morning Glory Beacon Streak House In Mait­ Drive In DeBary. They are land. It was Mrs. Boyers acted by several members o f from Buffalo. N. Y. birthday. the group. The others mem­ bers were then asked to show through acting, various phas­ Your Vets u d Support es o f expression. FOR During ths business ses­ sion, Mrs. J. W. Carter, ways and means chairman, report­ FOB ed the indoor clothes dryers fliw lsnh County had arrived and all members were urged to sell as many as possible. The dryers are being sold to help the chap­ Witt Ba Appreciated ter’s service projects, which T O T E RIGHT WITH WRIGHT* Include helping a young girl Pd. P e l Adv. at Sunload Training Center. The Welcome Wagon Host­ ess has enjoyed calling on the many lovely families who have moved into Doltona and DeBary the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Luedtke o f Old Hock hill, moved hero from Milford Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pllon of 1808 Hartley Avs., former­ ly lived in Detroit, Michigan. Miss Mary Murphy, a Na­ vy Nurse last stationed in Washington, D.C., lives at IS65 Hartley Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aidrich from Flint, Michigan are now living at 1803 Normandy Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. William Banborn are from Swarthmora, Pa., living in a new home at 1200 Whitewood Dr. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Richeson are from Delaware where he was with the Dupont Co. They are now happily settled at 1208 Whitewood Drlv*. Mr. and hire. Otto Mlttelstadt o f 1247 Whitewood Drive, are from New York. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Bibb from Chino, California love Gamma Lambda Chapter O f DISCUSSING tho gubernatorial campaign at a coffee honoring Mrs. Fred Karl nt the home o f Mrs. Don Reynolds are left to right, Mrs. Thomas Staed, Dnytona; Mrs. Reynolds, hostess; Mrs. Karl, honoree; Mrs. Ernest Cowley and Mrs. James B. Smith. DeBary Residents News From. DeBary Return From Trip By Mra. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of Dahlia Dr. celebrated Mra. White’a birthday Saturday evening with a Dinner Party at the DeBary Restaurant. Later they entertained at their home with a Mid-night supper for their guests, Mrs. U. Whitsford, Constable and Mrs. Oscar Paplneau, Beat­ rice Muller and Misa Pokey Grey. Mrs. Adolph Horachak of DeBary and Mr. William Brics o f DeBary were united in marriage on Saturday morning, by Father Gerard Devlin at St. Ann’s Catholic Church in DeBary. Their at­ tendants were, Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Reilly o f Denary. Following the ceremony a Wedding Breakfast was held at the DeBary Reataurant. Music for the ceremony was by the church choir and or­ ganist, Miss Adclaldt Conte, DeBary. sad Marilyn Meridlth. Ths dhractors la the play ware Roy R. Wright, Jr. Around T h e World By Mildred Haney Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fran­ cis have just returned from a trip around the world visitlog all tha interesting and glamourous places from Italy to Japan that wa all dream of visiting some day. A fter becoming comforta­ bly settled in the lovely home they recently purchased at 158 EIDorado Avsnu* In De­ Bary, they are planning a trip back North where they will visit their son and his family in Minneapolis, Minn­ esota and then on their for­ mer home in Camden, New Jersey. Mr. Francis was Professor Emeritus o f Natural History at Rutgara College. L Monroe Handy Helpers Hibiscus Circle The Hibiicus Circle met at the home of Mrs. A. B. Ste­ vens on Friday, April 10. Mre. Stevens and co-hoitessei, Mrs. R. L. Dann and Mrs. James Get, served delicious refresh­ ments. E. C. Lundbcrg from tho Agriculture Department show­ ed pictures and gave a most interesting and informative talk on plant propagation, tell­ ing the right and wrong way to propagate ornamentals, trees, flowers and shrubery and the right and wrong way to plant trees, seeds, shrubs and many more hints for good gardening. He also said for the best results to buy locally for plants, trees, bulbs, etc., because we are a "between” area and things that grow south or north of us may not grow very well here, that is in Mid-Florida. For information on buiba and flowers best for this sec­ tion one can write to the Stats Agriculture Department, Tal­ lahassee, for pamphlets. For any other informitjon, our local Agriculture Department on 17-92 haa all the pamphlets needed. The meeting followed. Mrs. Moreland asked for boys’ clothing for the Good Samar­ itan Home for boys ages from 14 to 18. One of our members, Mrs. Byron Fox has transferred to the Dirt Circle. Wo are very sorry to lose her. She also gave a report on the board meeting and the results of tha Flower Show. Seventeen members were present. The next and final meeting of the year will b# held at the home of Mrs. Rus­ sell Dallas in New Smyrna Beach. New Arrivals Mrs. Elizabeth Spears haa just returned home from welcoming her first grand child. Suzanne (Suzy) Louisa Pratt, the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Pratt III of Charleston, South Caro­ lina. Mra. Pratt ia the former Eva Spear*. Suzy was born at 1:00 A . M. April 11 and weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce. A fter washing a lamp shade In detergent suds, blot with a terry towel. Replaca It on its lamp bass and turn on tho tha home o f their assistant light. Slight heat generated ieadtr Mrs. H. L. Johnson. by ths bulb helps to dry tha The program that day will damp fabric quickly. ba practicing for 4-H Sunday, and tha correct way o f serv­ ing tha banquet dinner. BEAUTY SALON Over Houmillat'a Drag Present with their leaders, — Special __ Wilson and Johnson ware, Ruth Bullard, Cookis Russell 110 Cold W et# Susanna Thraahar, Barbara Complete Permanent Gowan, Patty and Charlene » 5 .0 0 Baker, Candy F m s li, Eileen Haircut SI.00 Recker, Sara Dyson, Bambl Shampoo A Set $1.50 Chesser, Debbie Edwards, Deb­ No Appointment Nee. bie Smith, Susan Dunn, YvonOpen Eve* By A p p t ns Stripling, Joy Wilson, Aud­ Ph. 822.9658 rey Pyla and Pat Reynolds. M eet With Mrs. Wilson DONNA SALLEE and Tracy Mayo, two talented young dancers, will be featured in Elizabeth Klein’s School of Dance Arta Recital to be held on May 4, at 8 p.m. at Seminole High School auditorium. LOOK \ !l !l Innerapring Mattress Renovation Special Inelndeat • Cleaning 4k Preeeeeiag Felt • Brand New Cover for M it t r f • Brand New InaalaUen Mr. and Mra. Robert Hen­ derson are enjoying their daughter and grand-childrsn, Diane and Ricky, and are vis­ iting all the places o f inter­ est In and around Central F l o r i d a . Their aon-ln-Iaw, Richard Gibbon, of Camp Hill, Pa., had to shorten hit visit and return home due to bus­ iness, hut Mra. Gibbon will stay In DeBary with her parents for another few weeks. A Picnic and social event for the DeBary Concert Or­ chestra members, was held Thursday, April 16 at ths home o f Mr. and Mrs. Char­ By Mrs. II. L. Johnsoa les I.amb, Geneva. Among the guests present A t the recent meeting of were, Mr. and Mra. Ludwig the Handy Helpera 4-H club Kupecs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Laka Monroe, plana w e n made for a program the club will present on National 4-H Church Sunday, May 3rd. Tha group will go to tha Upsala Presbyterian Church and will give the service pro­ gram on "Life Dares Youth to Live.” The program haa been arranged with tha co­ operation of the pastor of the Church Rev. James Hardin, who is very much interested In the national program. Patty Baker, President pre­ sided over the meeting, which was held at the home o f the leader Mra. H. R. Wilson. Sa­ ra Dyson gava tha devotionat Fourteen girl* hare signed up for the county 4-H dress rerun to bo held on tha 36th. The group has also purchas­ ed material and made apreoa which they will wear whan they aerva the Laka Monroe Home Demonstration club nt the 30th anniversary o f ths club on May I4th. A report waa made on tha recent successful baks sals held by tha club. Tha money taken in by this sale will go toward expenses o f tending the girls to camp In Juna. Tha naxt meeting o f the dub will be on April 29th at Beta Sigma Phi Convenes The Gamma Lambda Chap­ ter o f Bate Blgroa Phi met recently at the Lake Mary home o f Edna (Mrs. Jim) Daughtrey. Two programs on drama were presented with Faya (Mrs. Billy) Wynn giving seme o f the history o f drama sad asking the members to paatomlno certain words. The second part o f tha pro­ gram was a one-act play dlby Edna Daughtrey N. McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ ney Swallow, Dr. and Mra. H. Whitaker, Mrs. E. Potter, Howard Sharp, Roger Cas­ sini, Director, who alto was celebrating his Birthday, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Donaldson, Dr. Gertrude Welton, Miss A. E. Elliott, Miss Cornelia Shaw, Mr. and Mra. Karl Murr and Mr. Murr1!,m other, Mra. M. Murr, Mra. E. Van Paten, and Mr. and Mra James Sima ^aJudun Qbid&A 0 M4 5 KING’S Patriotic Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine LtVIS t a u t e n FNK2T JCMS •IBM M l Denims & Casuals Open FrL Nights Tax Collector 11 Phene FA 2-AS21 FREE PICKUP sad DELIVERY QimXo&iAH wua flo u t 11* Mlagnella i Sanford • Opes Fri. Bvenlncn • Accredited Charts Accounts Phene 1 FA M U ! Patents In Red, White nnd Blue A A A A to ■ �OUR BOARDING HOUSE •So 4, r* <V'~ Cf WurTarl MrrsTh 'April 21, 1064 — Paw • <H iighlujh 7:30-8:30 p m . NBC. Mr. Novak. "A Single Isolated In­ cident." (Rerun). Jefferson High seemi peacefully Inte­ grated till a Negro atudent (Gloria Calomee) ia abused on her way to school. Soon other Negroes become targets and Principal Vane (Dean Jagger) takes action to stem an ugly cllniax. Mr. Novak (James Frandscus) takes a back seat here and Jagger is particular­ ly good with human reactions that run from indignation and confusion to clear thought. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat, "The Glory A m o n g Men." A familiar story (it was the plot of "A Sound of Hunting," for example) but as usual well done. A mem­ ber of the platoon la trapped in No-Man’s Land and the question Is how or whether a rescue attempt will be made and at what cost. A good bat­ tle situation and It’ s handled believably by regulars Rick Jason, Vic Morrow (who also directed) and the rest. 8:30-# p.m. ABC. Mctlalr’a ! you know he will, even if it is Navy. "The Mcllale Mob." at the last minute. Jacques Aubuchon steps into 9-10 p.m. NBC. The Richard the spotlight once more in his Boone Show. "Stranger." (R e­ ludicrous role as native Chief run) Dale (Vasserman has Urulu and he’d like to get the written a fantasy which is whole PT boat mob off the strictly for those who like premises. Mcllale and com­ their TV philosophically ob­ pany aren’t about to go along tuse. It’ s about how a boy with this unfriendly disposs­ on the road affects the lives ess notice and they resort to of a group of people whom some pretty wild tactics to you won’t rare too much maintain their beaehhead. An­ about. Richard Boone stars other funny half hour. as a rather strange investiga­ 6-9:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat tor. Junction. Probably the slow­ 9-10 p.m. ABC. Greatest est plot thus far In this series Show on Earth. "There Are and the laughs arc few and No Prohlcms, Only Opportuni­ far between. For reasons that ties." We don’t mind that are puisllng, Charley Pratt much when the scries seems decidee to sever connections to get unnecessarily grim at with his railroading partner times, but this episode is al­ (Rufe Davis) and leave for most a throwback to the vil­ the big city. Charley (Smiley lain - foreclosing • th e-m ort­ Burnette) makes his sulking gage school. Darry Nelson decision because he feels no plays the heavy who acquires one around the Shady Rest a controlling interest in the Hotel cares for him. Including show. Tlie hour Is consider­ Kale (Bea Brnaderet) and her ably brightened by lovely Jo­ tlirce daughters. Everybody anna Moore as a suitably cos­ fusses to change his mind and tumed acrialist. Miss Moore (Doom Gbbij. • DEAR ABBY: Get ‘ his message to NO NAMES PLEASE who wanted to move her aging mother from Illinois to California against the old lady’s wishes: 1 plead with you, don’t move your mother to California to be near you so you can "look after" her. She will disrupt your whole life. It nappened to me. My mother made a nervous wreck of me with talk of how abused she was, tand how she couldn't wait to die. 1 should have let her alt In Minnesota with the billiards in the winter. She complained in Minnesota, but she complains more in California. L e a v e well eoough alone, and don't look for trouble trying to please a half-senile mother who doesn't know herself what she wants. VOICE OK EXPERIENCE DEAR ABBY: I don't know bow much experience you have had with aging parents, but 1 have had plenty, so let me tell you T V Time Previews By Abigail Van Buren what I would have told NO NAMES PLEASE to do about her elderly mother In Ulinolf, who was Incompet­ ent to live alone, chased away all the live-in compan­ ions hired to stay with her, and refused to move to California to be with her children. 1 would put her in the beat rest home I could afford in Illinois. It is fam­ iliar country and she would­ n’ t feel as though she was being torn up by the roots. She may not be happy there. But she won't be hippy with you, either. You will at least know that she is being well cared for. VETERAN OK A 20-YEAR WAR DEAR ABBY: Why don’t people leave their old par­ ents alone? Children think they know what Is best for their parents. Let me tell you, parents know what is best for themselves. The worst thing you ran do to an older person is to move him away from his familiar surroundings. Me -feels so friendless, helpless ami lost. gacoby On Chicago teacher and expert NORTH 81 Art Glatt has a hand in tha *888 American Bridge Teachers VKQ1 Assn. Quarterly which la one ♦ AKQ106 of Use iMialust examples ol ♦ J3 tht play known as the "upperWERT KART cut" that I have ever teen. * A 97 *103 * 82 * 98784 West open* the king of * 43 * 782 clubs against the four spade * A K 9 78 4 * 10 88 contract. East plays the five, SOUTH (D) but West cashes the ace any­ * KQJ 84 way. East playa the eight so * A J 10 West knows that hit partner * js b ♦ Q2 bolda the one missing club. North and South vulnerable West has two tricks in ami Reel* West North East will surely make a third with 1* 2* 2* Pass the ace of spades. He wants 8* Pass 4* Pass to find a fourth trick somaPass Pass where, ft won't be In dia­ Opening lead—* K monds. He ia looking right at dummy's solid diamond suit. for hla opening bid. Then It won’ t be in hearts either. where la that fourth trick South needs the ace of hearts I coming from? J.ha rossssss scb The author o f a new hook, How to Marry Someone You Can Live With All o f Your Life," Dr. Leland Glover, claims that many people in­ vest more time and effort deciding which college to at­ tend, which automobile to buy, or where to epend their an­ nual vacation than in chooa- U. S. Agrees To Lybian Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States hat agreed to start discusilona with Lib­ ya April 29 on the future of U.8. Wheelue Air Force Uase near TripolL Under a 1934 treaty, tha United State* haa base right* until 1971. But tha Libyan chamber of deputise aiksd In March that negotiation* be started to termlnato the agreem ent. The Wheelue base I* used primarily for gunnery prac­ tice for U.S. and other NATO unit*. A moistened chamoia will remove dog hair from clothe* and will not harm tha fabric. t O- J. Maybe the winters ARE cold, but if they have sur­ vived 78 winters, they can survive a few more. They might not live quite so long, but they will not mind, If their last years are happy. "78 and atill In Iowa" • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO R. AND S.: Sidney Smith said: "Marriago resembles a pair of sltcars, so Joined that they cannot be separated: often moving in opposite directions, yet always pun­ ishing anyone who comes between them." Is this your marriage? O * # Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3303. Beverly Hills, Calif., 90212. Enclise a stamped, self-addressed envelope, • • • llate lo write IcttrrsT Bend one dollar to ABRY, Box 3303. Ilcverly Hills, Calif., 902I2, for AURY’s new booklet. "||OW TO WRITE LETTERS'F o O G T OCCASIONS." By Oswald Jacoby Is highly recommended to art lovers. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Tht Jack Benny Show. Soma good laughs despite a Juvenile plot. Inspired by the old radio mys­ tery show. “ The Whistler," Jack llcnny becomes "The Fiddler," observing ertmea with mock somberness instead of a "whistle" — and what really makes things funny — his mood accompaniment Is his scratchy violin. Funny as "victim s" arc Mel Blanc and Dennis Day. 10-lt p.m. CBS. The Garry Moore Show. Since Boris Kar­ loff is tho honored guest to­ night, movies get a big plug, but these movies were all made In the 1920s. Supporting Karloff are Alan King, Dor­ othy Ixi don and Durward Kirby. A.^n does his usual funny monologue and aven sings "M am m y," but the rest of the show Is Karloff: as di­ rector of a TV kiddie show; running film clips of old mov­ ies; singing "Tip Toe Thru the Tulips" and Just discussIng Hollywood with Garry. The World’ s Fair, naturally, is the subject of one Moore To Play Russians MOSCOW (U P l)-T h a tour. Ing United States amateur basketball team will play the first of two exhibition games in the Soviet Union here Tues­ day night. The Yanks arrived In Moscow Sunday night from Poland, where they split two games against Polish aggre­ gations. Television Tonight TUESDAY P. M. 11:15 II) Nawa (I ) Starch tor T om or­ row IS) ra th e r Know* Baal (S) Truth o r C ontequancao 11:45 (I ) O uldlng t.lsh t 11:55 (I ) NBC Nawa 1:00 (I ) llachalnr Father C> Krnla Ford ( t ) Nawa W aalhar t i l l IS) Kocua l:1 « (I ) At Tha W orld Turns (S) Newo IS) Science 1:11 IS) Cartonne S:u0 <•) Password |9) Ann Hotharn IS) La!'* Make A Deal Si SO IS) Houae Party (I ) Day In Court ( ! ) Tho Dootora 1:08 (I ) T o Tall the Truth IS) ilanarol Tlnapltal ID l<or*ttn Y oung 1:15 IS) Nawa S:!U (I ) You D on't O af (C olor) 12:18 8:80 (1) Naweeopa (S) News. Sports, W salhar <»> Nswsllno 1:18 (S) News— W stlsr Cronkits ( I ) Huntley - Hrlnklsy 7:00 IS) SS-H.|u«d ( I ) Adventuree In P are­ nts* <») llsbsl 7:1* III Sir. Novsk l l ) Com bat I DS (* ) l i f t Skelton B:30 |S) You Don't Hay Cl) 41.'Ila lrs Navy ».0» I I ) Tha (Irvatoal Hhow On Uarth IS) lllchard Uoone Show ( I ) r s tlico a t Junction • IS |S) Jack llanny to.su IS) tlary Moore IS) Amly William* Hhow (9) Tli* Fugitive 11:00 18X89 News. Weather, 8 porta IS) Mld-Kle. Nswa M>:s S) Theater o f Hi* Stars 11:30 (S) Tonight Hhow •C olor) ll:S I IS) Mnvla WEDNESDAY A. M. S.no IS) Hlen On 1:15 IS) Sunshine Almanac IS) Hunahlno Almanac S'.J* *) Drove, Kami Iloporl .* ;)# 10) W orld C lv iria tlo n IS) Munrlaa Saniaslsr t :* l t:> Today IS) W ak* Up Hoyts* 1:11 IS) Kllni Kaaturaa ( I ) Mlckt* Kvana 7:4* IS) U>eal Nawa, Waalhar 1:00 I* Captain Kangaroo 1:11) III Cartoon* S:00 (3) D ivorce Court IS) American llla lory IS) E n r o l* * Kor Woman S ill <l) Cartoon* 1:10 IS) llom ptr Itoom SO:wi) 135 Hay Whan IS) Nawa 19) hpanlah 18:11 <5' Saw* iO.JO ID Hay Whan IS) I Dove Lucy IS) Dacambar tlrld* 11.01 (1) Concentration IS) McCoya 19 1 I'rlc* la Right 11.19 ID Missing Link* Hie only possible place Is tlx* trump suit, but East can't hold the king of trumps and surely hasn’t tnoro than two trumps. East might have Jack and one or ten and one ami West proceeds on that as­ sumption. He leads a third club. South (Color) •*) I'alo And ntadyo ruffs In dummy and gets a ( I ) The object la useless discard from his own hand. Then he leads a trump WEDNESDAY P. M. to his Jack. West takes 11:08 (3) Your r ir a l Im presthis are and leads a fourth Ion club. IS) l.ov* oS Life ( I ) Haven Kayo East ruffs hla partner's trick with the ten of trumps TV RENTAL and declarer U forced to over• Sales • Service ruff. Tfils uppercut play has pro­ moted West's nine of spades FA 3-4820 to the fourth defensive trick. Zenith Color TV Bale# 2600 Heaford Ava. 4 (() Kdg* of Night 19) 1:01 (1) IS) IS) 4:15 (1) 4:10 ID <l) III* (I ) IS) 8:18 (1) (Ik Q u t.n For A Day Match dam e Hocral Storm T rnllm aslty Now* Uurno and A lisa Uncle W a lt ‘ Beat o f O reeoh* D ourboa Street Kant Nawa Leav* Tt T o B oavtr AT TWO THEATRES LAST 2 DAYS ... S fM IN O L I ~y y ln X m a OPEN 1:30 3 « 4 ” 1:55 • 7:51 - 16 ... -y PAHKW OOO ^ i t v l r u a OPEN 18:50 1:25 • 3:25 • 5:10 • 7:50 0:50 f man w r Seminole TV W oman:ByRuthMiiiett I o \m v if oo r r\. '4t MIDI - I N ing tha best matltal partner for life, lle'a right. Tha trouble of course la In setting on a marriage part­ ner, young people tend to Ig­ nore warning signals that suggest they may not, after all, have been "meant for each other." The young man who enjoys making his fiance* Jealous isn’ t likely to give up the eport after marriage, but the girl may ignore the warning ■ignal, telling herself that one* ah* feta him to the al­ tar he will be all hers. The girl who lie* to a young man before marriage la likely to go on lying whenever it suit* her convenience — which should be taken as a warning signal by tha young man, but often isn't. skit ind Miss London and Kirby do one on a movie script girl. A good show. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Tha Bell Telephone Hour. (Color), By now the idea of welcoming tho New York World’i Fair via music la pretty italo, hut tho segment on this hour ia a long, lively one and, with Donald O’Connor In charge, it’a well worth catching. Host O’Con­ nor opens the show with the Richard Rodgers World’s Fair theme. "F air la Fair," and even appcarancea by colora­ tura soprano Glanna D’Ange­ lo, Broadway atara Dlahana Carroll and Grclchcn Wyler and clarinetist Fete Fountain arc tied in to the fair by ap­ propriate Introductions. A young couple who can't stand each other's parents may aay, "W e're marrying vach other — not each other'* families" — and head blithe­ ly into an overwhelming numH-r of in-law problems. Abnormal Jealousy is often regarded as a proof of love during courtship — but it doesn't seem that way after marriage. Young couples often dismiss a distinct warning signal that life together isn't going to work out too well with tha romantic notion that marri­ age itself will change every­ thing. Rut it won't for long — and then, too late, hus­ band or wife looks at the other and thinks. " I never should have married him — or her." A t l n lll. Ho ItI A Rattle . . . or Case La a I B ta n la g T ra il* -L a va w ith The proper llr a a g t r 1* >•* Mine” _ m m m tm w a n ts!) They Rlaked Their Lives That Others May U ral IAT TWO THEATRES |Saturday mod Sunday Color 99K.D. A T ilt'llB . Carlraa Pn.a Alive *•1*109 TON FLACK” laira T a m e r — Color ■SKVKA TIIISOVKS” K dn ord 11. liaklasa* NOW thro WED. AT 1:00 - 1:10 . 8:20 7:80 • 0:35 wMtinaanata STARTS THURSDAY LIQUOR MART OF VALUES Price* Are Tailored To Your Timo, Need* And Budget T HI A I R V a*#* iiuiiw m awr i _ rrnM I’m tho I’m tho iRcradlMi Incrodiblo Mr. Umpat Mr. Umpitl v . f 1 — I Free Prompt Delivery TeL 822-0804 Open 8 A. 81. 18 aiidnlght STARTS THURS. At Seminole Clnemn only Sidney Pokier lint Actor For Performance In "Lillies Of Tho FWId" BARGAIN MATINEE H||c IBM - I Semlral# W 11:48 . I Parkwrad �P**e 16—April 21, 1961 Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD W ant-Ads Phone Classified Tbs Herald trio not D« re­ sponsible for mors than odo incorrect Inicrtion of your ad, and retervet the right to re­ vile or rejact any advartlattnent from what ordered te Front Sanford Exchange conform te the policies of this psper. 322-5612 From Seminole County CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toes., thru Fn . - I f . M. day before insertion. Moo. • Sat 425-5938 DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: NOT LONG DISTANCE Toes., thru F rt - t M L day before iaaertioa. Mon. - S at aaon. Office 204 W. First r « ataamua that hi« iigri a A m *TOOPMLW»TO » « N T MODE* OUJttMO THAT « PUXI r " MMWWOMIMCM.J Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICB OF IA LB N otice la hereby given that purauant to final decree ren­ dered un the 17th day o f April. U K . In that certain cauee pending In tha Circuit Court In and fo r Hemlnol* County, F lo r­ ida. In Chancery, wherein FI II8T PK D K IlAL HAVINOB AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF HKMINOLR COUNTY-, a co r ­ poration, le P lain tiff, and O. O. BOWHKIt and w ife, ETH EL C. IIOWHKR and HOME PL'BI-ICATION8. INC., a New York Corporation are defendanta. Chancery D ocket No. I K K . I, AIlTHUIt II. BECKW ITH , JIL, Clerk o f the aforeeald Circuit Court, w ill within the legal houra o f Bale on TIIUH8DAY, A P ill I, so, u i l . o ffe r fo r eal* and eell to the hlgheat an beat bidder for caeh at the fron t d oor o f the Courthouee o f Bemlnole County, Florida. In Sanford, Florida, tha follow ing described property, altuated and being In Sem inole County, Florida, to -w it: The East SOt fe e t o f Lot M lying North o f W agner Hoad In Block --D-' or D. It. MITCHELL'S SUBVKY OF TH E LEVY GIIANT, ac­ cording to Plat thereof recorded In Plat Book I, P age t. o f the Public llecnrda o f Bemlnole County, Florida. Paid aale w ill be made purauunt to and In order tc eatlify the tarme o f eald final decree. (CIRCUIT COUKT BEALI Arthur II. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court. In and fo r Bemlnole County, Florida. B y: Handra 8. Johnaon, D. C. Bhlnholaer and Logan Attorneya at Law P. O. Box 1TSS Hanford, Florida Publleh: A pril SL U K C D T -tl IN T H B COURT OF TH E COUNTY Jt'DGK. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN FRO RATE. In rei Batata o f J b it DAN THOMAS POPE. Dactaaad. T o A ll Credit era aad Feraooa lla v to g Claim* o r Domaooa Agalnat Said Kalatei You and aach o f you ara baraby notlflad and required to praaent any clalm e and de­ m and! which you. or either o f you, may hava agalnat tha ae­ tata of JORDAN THOMAS POPE, deceaeed, lata o f eald County, to ilia County Judga o f Hrmlnola County, Florida, at hie o ffice In tha court houea o f eald County at Banford, F lo r­ ida, within alx calendar month* from tha tlma of tha first pub­ lication o f thla notice. Tw o cople* o f aach claim or demand shall bs In w riting, and shall atata tha placa of realdence and post o fflca address o f the claim ant, and ahall bs aworn to by tha claimant, hit agent, or attornay and accompanlad by a filin g fea o f ona dollar and such claim or demand not so filed shall b* void. W illiam K. Pops Aa executor o f the Last W ill and Testament of Jordan Thomas Pop*, d e ­ ceased Bhlnholaer A Imogen First Federal Rulldlng Hanford, Florida Attorneys for E xecutor Puhllah; April U , II, II, May I, U S! C D T -II IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF AND FOR BENINOI.B COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CIIANCKMY NO. IBM* FEDKHAL NATIONAL MOHTO AO E ASSOCIATION, a co r ­ poration. Plaintiff, ve. AIlTHUIt J. SW EENEY and DOItIB APIIIL SW EENEY, hie wife, Defendanta. NOTICB OF BALB NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that on the lat day o f May, l» K , at !l:0 e A.M. at the front door o f tha Court Ifouee of Hemlnole County, at Sanford. Florida, tha H onorable Arthur It. Beckw ith. Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Hemlnole. County, Florida, will o ffe r for eale to tha hlgheet and beet bidder fo r each, at public o u t­ cry, tha follow ing described property o f tha Defendanta, Arthur J. Hweeney and Dorle April Sweeney, hie w ife ; Lot I. o f FAN-NOY PARK, a ccording to tha Plat th ereof aa recorded In Plat Bonk I, page It o f the Publlo Record* o f Bemlnole County, Florida; togeth er with all elructureB and Improvement*, then or thereafter on eald land. Thla la made purauant to Final D ecree o f Forocloeuro entered In the above cauee. Chancery Docket No. ISK I, now pending In the Circuit Court o f and for Bamlnola County, Florida. IN WITNESS W H EREOF, I have hereunto aet my hand and o fficia l aeal thla ITth day o f April, U K . (BEAL) Arthur II. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and fo r Bemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida By Sandra S. Johnaon Deputy Clerk Joaeph M. Muraako P. O. Box t i l Fern Park. Fla. Publleh; April II, U K C D T -tl CLASSIFIED INDEX RESPONSIBILITY: IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIHCL IT OF AND FOH BENIN. OLK COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHAACKHY NO. IM M FED E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a co r­ poration. Plaintiff, v*. LEMUEL O. LITTON. Jn.. Defendant. NOTICE OF BALK NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that on tilt le t day o f May, UK, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., at tha front door o f tha Court Houea o f Heinlnota County, at Hanford. Florida, tha H onor­ able Arthur If. Beckw ith, J r Clark o f lha Circuit Court o f Hrininole County, Florida, will o ffe r fo r sale to tha hlgheat and beat bidder for caali, at public outcry, tha fo llow in g de­ scribed property o f tha D e­ fendants Lemuel G. Litton, Jr. I-»t I. Block F. HUNLAND EHTATKH. a subdivision, a ccording lo a plat there­ of. recorded In Plat Book II. pages II to 11 o f tha Publlo Itecorda o f Bamlnola County, F lorida; Including; Ona DuoTherm (o il) H eat­ er. Model tll-l, Berlal ttK U : o n e (IE (ele ctric) Range. Model J te iltlW H , Berlal THOU I t ! ; Ona (IE (elaetrlc) R e fri­ gerator, Modal LABI IR, Berlal O R K I lU l Ten Venetian Bllnde (m e ­ tal) m anufactured by Henkarlk Hlaee A Paint Com ­ pany, Banford, Florida, no model o r aerial numbers; together with alt structures and Improvements, than or thereafter on said land. Thla la made purauant to Final D ecree o f Foreclosure entered In the above cauea. Chancery D ocket No. I K K . now pending In the Circuit Court o f and fo r Baralnole County. Florida. IN WIT.VE8S W H EREOF, I have hereunto M l my hand and o fficia l acal thla ITlh day o f April. U K . (HEAL.) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court In and fo r Bamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida By itandra >. Jobnaoa Deputy Clark Joaaph M. Muraako i*. a Boi t u Farn Park, Fla. Attornay for P lain tiff Puhllah: April II, U K C D T -II 1. Lost & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or. Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. 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 & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs S3. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 84-A Swap or Exchangt 35. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles • Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers - Csbsnss 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice IN TH B CIRCUIT COURT OF TU B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. ISAM TH E PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-. Plaintiff, ve. OHVIN C. GRIFFIN, at us. at •L v Defendanta. NOTICE OF SUIT IN MORTGAGE FORECLGBURE TO: OltVIN C. G RIFFIN and CLARA FAYE ORIFFIN, hie w ife ; HORACE F. SPARKMAN; and JAC­ QUELINE SPARKMAN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN AND TO: Alt partlea claim ing Interests by, through, un­ der or against the a fo re ­ said parsons YOU ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain m ortgage enoum berIng the follow in g deecrlbed real property, tn -w lt: LOT II. It LOCK It, H E FTLER HOME* HOWELL PARK, SECTION ONE. A c­ cording to plat thereof re ­ corded In Plat Book II, Pagee It, 41, 4T and 41, Public Recorde o f Seminole County, Florida baa been filed against yon In the above styled eulL and you a to required to carve a copy o f your Answer nr othar Plead Ing to tha Complaint on Plain­ t i f f * attorney*, ANDERSON. nUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, I I I East Central Boulevard, Orlando, Florida, and file the original Answer or other Pleading In the o ffice o f tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court on e r before the 11th day o f May, II K . If you fall to do ao, a decree pro confaeao will be taken agalnat you fo r tha r o ­ ller demanded In tha Com ­ plaint. Thla N olle* ahall ba publish­ ed ence a w rek fo r fou r con •acutlv* woeka In tha Sanford Herald. DATED THIS l!th day o f April. U K . (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Publish: April 14, It. IL May I, I I K C D T -tl NOTICK OF SUIT TO: PATRICIA WILSON, D e­ fen d an t YOU AND EACH OF YOU are hereby notified that cult haa bran com menced agalnat you In the Circuit Court o l the Ninth Judicial Circuit o f the State o f Florida In and for Seminal* County, tb* abbre­ viated title o f w hich la: FALL RIVER SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, -v s - PATRICIA W IL­ SON, at el.. D efendant!. In Chancery No. 1III0. The natur* o f thla suit la a forecloaurt o f thBl certain m ortgage from eald defendanta to plaintiff, dated March It. t i l l and recorded March 14, I I I ! la O fficial Records Book 111 page <1 o f th* Public R ec­ ords o f Bemlnole County, F lo r­ ida, encum bering that certain piece o r parcel o f property lo­ cated. situate, and being In eald County and Stats, to .w it: Lot t, Block “ I." NORTH ORLANDO TOW NSITE 4TH ADDITION according to th* plat tharaof ae re ­ corded In Plat Book II, pag* II, Publla R ecords o f Hemlnol* County, Florida. EACH O F YOU IS REQ U IR­ ED to fll* your answer or ether w ritten dafanae* to tb* Complaint with tb* Clark ol tho Circuit Court a f Bamlnola Couaty, Florida. In thla p roooodlng and ta servo a co p y tharaof upon th* plaintiff** a ttoraaya. w bosa nanaa and addreee are hereinafter sat forth, aa raqulrad by law, not la tsr than tha tbs lath day o f‘ ‘May, I I K . “ In default tharaof tha ca m * w ill proceed aa parts upon tho entry or a D ecree P re Coafeeeo against yon. WITNESS my hnnd and th# o fficia l teal o r asld Court In Semtnolo County. Florida, this ITth day o l April U K . (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk B B A R D A L L O R ID LE T AND LEW IS Attorneya fo r P lain tiff •t North Court Street Poet O ffice B os t i l l Orlando, Ftoridn Puhllah: A pril II. I I M ar I. IL till CDT-II I. Lost & Found 6. For Rent LOST. I Thompson Ski. Lib­ Furn. apt. 300 Park Ave. eral Reward. Ph. 322-2151. Nice I R. frame. Income po*. sib. 37,200 in 2 y n . ShipLOST: Ladlei Bulova wrist ibape! Shady, cool. 2 loU, watch, broken band, Down Cut to 36,900. 322-5689. town Sanford. Ph. 322-3173. 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt. bath and shower, suit­ I five written book. Could u»e able for couple or tingle aervlcea of qualified writer, person or retired. All utili­ who haa been published. Ph ties included in rent. Ideal­ 322-7231. ly located on First St., with­ in 1 block of 2 tree parking VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL lota and shopping center. In­ REPAIRS - SALES — quire at Manuel Jacobson ALL MAKES Dept. Store, 211 E. First SL Phona 322-2212 2. Notices - Personals WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE Space. Approximately 2800 aq. ft Fireproof. 1401 WANTED. Ride from Midway French, next to Fire Station. to Pinecreit area Mon., Call Collect Scovell Oil Co. Wed., F ri„ Ph. 322-3076, 734-1S11 DeLand. 4. Transportation ti. For Rent Furn. t Bdrm. Apt. 343. 2101 Magnolia—322-3931 Robert A. William* Housetrailer with attached room. Call slier 6 p. m. 322-8087. New 3 BR, 3 bath home in Lake Mary, cent, heat and alr-cond., elec, kit., carporte, utility room 3100 mo. Ph. 322-2715. 2 BR House, Study, Kitchen, Living It Dining Rm. 2423 LAKE MARY, Unfurl), except­ Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford. ionally clean 2 BR House. Kit. equipt. 322-4411. STOREROOM, or office, on W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooma privata batha, 114 W. Flrat St. 1st. St., near 2 free park­ 2 BR unfurn. house. Call ing lota. Inquire, Manuel 322-3183. Jacobion’a Dept. Store. 2 BR Houie, kit. equipt. 875. Modern, clean, 2 BR apt. 601 2312 Yale Ave. off 2ith, near Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. bate. Ph. 322-3614. Gar. apt 1201 Magnolia Ava. FURN. Apt. 322-2800. Apply 5-6:30. Apt. for rent, 503 Myrtle Ave. 2 BR House. 866 E. 20th. Ph. Pbone 322-3802. 322-9988. RENTALS 2 BR furn. for rent. 1 BR 2 BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, furn. ap t Ph. 322-3680. ISO ft. bathing beach on Lake Mary ......... $145 mo. Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit­ 2 BR, with study, dining chen equipped. 322-3631. room, kit. equipped, double Furn- Apt. 2300 Mellonville. carporte, newly painted. Lake privileges . . . 3150 mo. On Lake Mary. Furn. 2 BR house with aunporch 373 mo. IN TH E COUNTT JUDGE'S FRANK EVANS COURT IN AND FOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1733 Legal Notice IN TIIK KSTATE OF 8AM UEL R. JOHNSON, Deeoeeed NOTICB OF FINAL REFORT AND A IMPLICATION FO E DIS­ CHARGE ALL PERSONS ARE H E R E BY NOTIFIED that th* under­ signed a* Adm lnlatrator o f th* Eatat* o l Bamual IL Johnaon, deceaeed, he* com pleted th* adm lnletratlon thereof and haa (Had in aatd Court hlo Final R epor. and Application for Dlachare*. O bjection* thereto. If any. should b* duly flltd. Attar filin g proof o f publics1li tlon ahowlng thla nolle* ha* been pubUahed once a week fo r fou r coneecutlv* week*, th* m attor o f approval o f said raport and th* ordering o f dletrlbutlon o f aald Eatat* w ill com* before th* Court. / a / C lifford Shaeffor aa Adm lnlatrator o f th* Eatat* o f Bamual R. Joh n ­ son, deceased. Huntar and Pattlllo Attorneys and Counsellors at Law I I I W. Park Avenua W inter Park. Florida First publication on March II A A pril T, 14. SL 1IN. CD S-II IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THH NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ­ CUIT. IN AND FOH SEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA IN C H A N C E R r NO. IR4B ORLANDO F E D E R A L SAV­ INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION, Plaintiff, RENT A BED RoPaway, Hospital k Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. lit SL CARROLLS FURNITURE RENTALS - LEASES Furn. Apt., Nice ......... $ 65 Furn. 2 BR Home . . . . 3 85 Furn. 3 BR Home ......... 8120 3 BR, Rav. Park ......... 3110 3 BR, 2 Bath, L f ......... 3113 3 BR. 2 Bath, Clean. .. 3120 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. 3145 Stenstrom Realty 2365 Park Dr. 322-2420 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys at SIT Catalina Dr. FURN. 2 BR Duplex, terrazso floors, tile bath. 322-6201. 2 BR. Funi. Duplex. Available April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du­ plex. Available May 1. 14th Ave. Longwood, 3 ml. from N.A.8. Ph. 338-3291. 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ able May 1. Prefer adults, 1503 Sanford Are. JAMES A. TO UNO aad ANNA RUTH H. YOUNG, hlo w lfa and WILLIAM E. CULLER and RUBY a CULLER, hi* wife, Defendants. NOTICE OP BUIT TO; JAMES A. YOUNG and ANNA RUTH II. YOUNG, hie w ire and W ILLIAM E. CULLER and RUBY R. CULLER, hla wlfa TOU A R E H EREBY NOTI­ FIED that a suit haa baan brought agalnat you, and each o f you, th* natur* o f which I* to foreclose a m ortgage on th* heralnaftor deoertbod real pro­ perty. Th* name o f th* Court In which th* eult ha* been Inetltuted le th* Clroult C o u rt Ninth Judicial C ircu it In and fo r Bemlnole County, Florida. T b* tltla o f th* ease Is O R­ LANDO FED E R A L RAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, P lain tiff varan* JAMES A. YOUNG and ANNA RUTH YOUNG, htt w lfa and W IL ­ LIAM E. CULLER and RUBY IL CULLER, hla w lf a D efend­ ants, being Chancery Number 11*41. Th* doacrlptlea o f tha rani property Involved, located In Hemlnol* County, F lorid* la aa fellow *: Lot f. o f W EATH ERING TON HEIGHTS ADD. TO LONOWOOD, FLORIDA. Seminal* County, F lo r id a according to th* plat th ereof recorded ta Plat Book It. pag* 71. o f th* Publlo R ecord* o f Hemlnol* County, Florida. Tau are tjoraby notified fa r ­ ther that yea or* required ta fll* you r anow er ta th* Com ­ plaint h eretofore filed In nald m ortgage foreclosure proceed­ ing* w ith th* Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court of Bemlnole County, Florida, and to oerva a cop y th ereof upoa th* Plain­ tiff* a ttorn ey a A. Duane Bergetrum, o f Buck. Hoed and Marshall, t l East Livingston Avenue, Orlando, F lo rid a net later than th* llt h day o f May, A. D , U K . (BEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court Bemlnole County. Florida B y: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk A. Duane Bergstrom, o f n i'S H . R EED And MARSHALL I t Eaat L iv in g.ton A vean t Orlande, Florida Attorneya fo r P la in tiff Publleht A pril 1C I L II, Mav I. l i l t C D T -II UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR ApL K it equipt. 108Vi W. 16th St. Ph. 349-3932. S BR, kitchen equip., built-in back porch, utility room, doubts garage. 122-3666. NICE New 2 BR Home, 4 blka. fm. school k Shopping Cen­ ter. Lake Mary. 363 month­ ly. Monaa Jarvis, 222-1310. 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with PvL bath, 317 8 Park Ave. Clean rooma for men. 401 Magnolia Avt. 122-0720. FURN. ApL Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. V. F or Solo o r R oot 4 BR, modern, klL equip, 3300 cash, 300 mo. Owner will finance. 1317 Douglas. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. CaU e v e o i o g a 322-1307, FURN. House In Sanford, $31 ato. Ph. Orlando 4234U1 er Apopke O f 12. Bool Estate For Solo S BB, Fla. rm., 1H batha, cent beat, air-eood. 334 mo. IncL taxes. 323-2361. 8 BEDROOM, air-conditioned, Itt baths, Fla. room, fenced yard, with patio. Ravenna Park. Low down payment, aasuma monthly payment. Phone 322 9337. New Custom Built Home oa Crystal Lake. For Informa­ tion eaU 322-3373. M Acre lots. Terms. Just outaid* West city lim its, $1,230. 322-13M. a '♦■pri' �A “ | 1 it t. Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l 322-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale A MAYFAIR BEAUTY 3 BR., 1V4 bath home. As­ Attractive 2 Bedroom Home sume payments. 322-5435. on nice corner lot in MayFA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiiwitha fair; also having dining BY OWNER. Caih or trade older place for smaller lot. room and absolutely huge nrally RU-BIG-DIG Ph. 322-7013. air • conditioned Family SWIMMING POOL Room. All for $13,000; $500 2 BR., 1 BATH DO See this oversize 60-acre Down and $32 a month. Screened porch, Including kit­ Swimming Pool. DO see Here’* your chance to own chen equip. Down payment this 2 acres of la kef root a Mayfair Home. 3330. Monthly Payments privacy. DO see this large 338.50. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, home. DO see acres of INC. awimming A fishing water. Investment A Realty 3M-807I DO start leisurely lake 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 front living. $18,000 with Large 2 BR, block bouse, oak floors, walk-in p a n t r y , Terms! Call Stcmper Agen EVERETT A. HARPER screened porch, carporte, cy, 1919 So. French, Phone AGENCY • REALTOR tool shed, city water A deep 322-1991. 2403 S. Park Ave. well. Shade trees, lot 120x 2 BR. Home, Study, IV* Pbonca FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2M3 133. Close to schools, 2428 Baths, large Family Rm. In Cedar Ave., 2 blocks W. of Country lot 127 x 330 ft. Nice good neighborhood; lnclud Winn Dixie, neighborhood. Sell cheap for ing stive, refrig., room aircash. No agents. 322-7281 conditioner, washing ma­ chine A rugs. Really ter­ Orange City. AU elec. furn. 1 THE TIME TESTED FIRM rific buyl Monthly pay* BR home. $6900. Irma Wll 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 ments $83.30. llama, 333 So. Carper ter KIXGSWOOD BUILDERS, 15 Business Opportunity Ave., Orange City. Inc. FA 2-8074 COIN OPERATED UNUSUAL To find a home not in a pro NEAR GOLF COURSE 1 ject on 2 large lots with 9 Bedroom. 2 Bath Ranch shads and fruit trees. A Style with Florida Rm., roomy, comfortable home lo Separate dining room, large cated at 909 Catalina Drive, kitchen. PLUS SWIMMING priced only $12,500 with This totally new RAM JET DoPOOL. No closing costs af­ it-yourself 24 hour Coln-opeterm*. ter $700 down. Payments on -ated Auto Laundry is Abso FIIA approved price ol ROBERT A. WILLIAMS lutely Unbelievable! I IThe $17,000. We have the Keyl customer can get a car Realtor Raymond Lundqutst, Asso. clean inside and out for FA 2-3331 Atlantic Bank Bldg. less than 60c. Operators re port earnings of $800 00 to 4 BR, 2 Bath nouse in Park 1901 S. Park 322-3232 $1,500.00 per month. No em nidge. Assume payments. Nltea; 322-8971-3031 or 2248 ployes required. $1,500.00 Call 322-6341. minimum cash required— Balance can be financed. 3 BR, CB house Ravenna Pk. Act today, and own the $600 Down, $81 mo. VA BEDROOM HOMES RAM JET Auto Wash Fran­ mort. Call after 5 p. m. IMMEDIATE chise in your area. Only 322-0653, OCCUPANCY responsible Investors will be Air-Conditioning Optional UNDER CONSTRUCTION considered. Call or write: As Low as $330 Down 3 Redroom, 161 Bath, Spac­ MI 7-6363 CRYSTAL LAKE PARK ious masonry home in LAKE MARY Close-in location to Schools, William A. Mnn.-tey West on 23th St. and Churches, Shopping. Buy be­ and Associates Left on Lake Mary Blvd. fore completion and choose 191 West Fairbanks Ave. 322-2744 your own colors. FHA Ap­ Winter Park. Florida LAKE WYMAN proved at $14,500 — $450 HEIGHTS Down. No closing costs. PHILLIPS 66 Service Station LONGWOOD for I/case. If you have a NOT a Project Homel (South on 17-92—6 ml. ■mail amount of capital, 2 Ulks. Northwest of and the desire lo own your Longwood Plaza) business, with paid training TRAILER 1..ADES available, then sec E. H. 1901 Park Avenue CONSIDERED McAlexander, 202 North FA 2-3232 anytime Laurel Ave. Beautiful custom-built 3 BR, 2 bath, Fla. room; while 16. Female Help Wanted Ph. 838-3911 terrazzo floors, complete DEPENDABLE WOMAN elec, kitchen, dishwasher, Full-time Management Posi­ JUST LISTED t disposal. Priced below ap­ tion with leading Direct Comfortable and Cozy 8 BR praisal. 323-7480 daya, or Sales Organization. dust Home, situated on large oak322-3836 after 6 p. zn. 2611 have experience in Direct shaded corner lot. Features Iroquois Ave. Selling, Phone and Car. No includes Den, wood floors, parties, no night work. Sal­ GREENBRIAR air-conditioner, fence, and ary. For interview, write lota available In aumerous other quality ex­ Choice P. O. Box 7471, Orlando, Greenbrier of Loch Arbor tras. $13,130, with Just $693 Fla., giving resume of past overlooking g olf courts. Down and $88 per month I Ex­ experience. Custom building to your clusive! specifications. Greanbriar developed by KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 323-2420 1565 Park Dr. Steady employment In a mo­ 203 Fairmont Dr. dern air-conditioned factory. IDYLLWILDE FA 2-8074 Apply In person to Alix of MODERN 1 and 2 Story Sanford, Hiway 17-92. Do not |100 DOWN Homes, featuring 3 A 4 Phone. BR'a, and 2 and 2W Bathi, That's Right! Only $100 Down will buy you a fully remod­ 17. Mala Help Wanted Spacious living rooms, de­ eled I BR or S BR, 1H Bath lightful dlnlng-famlly room Home In Country Club Man­ Man to sharpen saw*—main­ combo's, fully equipped lux­ tain woodworking equip­ or. Just $32 per month ($67 ury kitchens, panoramic ment, full or part time. Ph. for the 3 BR Homes) Includ­ walla of glass-sliding doors 322-7322. ing taxes and Insurance! from living * family rooms LESS for N ivy FamUloal to double patios, double carService Station Managers 4 portes, and a full line of Attendants for Phillips 66 ••Fine Home" extras. In* Results count, and It's a pro­ Stations. If qualified see E. ven fact that theie Homes , eluding central air-condition* 11. McAlexander, 202 N. are selling FASTI Only a ing. Drive out today for • Laurel Ave. few remain to bo sold, and complete Inspection! wo havo a Kay. Call To­ PERMANENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY day! $103 WEEKLY SALARY P. S. Immediate occupancy 4 LIBERAL BONUS granted Navy Families. May 2363 park Dr. 322-2420 we serve you? Be associated with a com­ pany that offtrs maximum opportunity for a permanent and profitable career. Can Property MnnnRcment you qualify? 322-2420 2343 Park Dr. & Salea Broker 1. High school education or equivalent REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 2. Neat appearance 3. Car in good condition—free Offers for your aelectlon 3rd A Park Ava. to travel Monday to Friday these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Phone 322-3441 4. Age 21-33 Bedroom If you are qualified, you will MAYFAIR NEW <4 BR, 2 Bath Home, receive training at full pay. completely loaded, including Re* Company RepresentsCentral Air 4i Intercom, in live, Mr. A N. Shankland, beautiful Mayfair! Total 9 a. m. to 3 p. rn. Thurs­ price—Just 322,300 with low day, April 23rd, Florida Down Payment! Available Slate Employment Office, NOW. and We have tbs Keyl 200 Sa. French Ave., San­ ford. Fla. Payton Realty Iljr Danforh frralb SWEETIE PIE April 21, 1964— Pape 11 34. Articles For Sale By Nadine Seltzer 3&4 Seminole Realty LMN Enterprises, Inc. Sewing Machine Operators Needed Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Ball-Blair Agency Government Owned Homes 1324 Park Dr. 133 0700 Sanford, Fla National R ep ossessions Stenstrom Realty Gateway To The Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods Your E YIN RUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3961 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top and side curtains, 73 John* son, 2 tanks, Gator trallar, and many sxtras, $973. Ph. 322-4173 after 6 p. m. USED BOATS 4 motors. GUNS. New 4 Used. Large selection. WUl trade, also repair. Tackla sold 4 re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp A Gun Shop. 1937 Pinyan 14 Ft., wood. Master Craft trailer, 23 fcp* Johnson. Ph. 222-6831. 33. Motorcycle* • Scooters Used V cloSoltx motor bike, good condiUon, excelled for beginners. 332-2938. 31-74 Harley Davidson Motor­ cycle, ail white with bliek bags, good cond. 349-4131. 39. Trailer* • Cabana* 1012 Sanford Ave. “W6 have no oholcel We either let her play, or get rained out!" 21. Beauty HMon* 32. Flower* - Shrubs EXERCYCLE Complete Beauty Service WATERMELON PLANTS The perfect conditioner ma­ 3 Senior Operators 2 for 25c, 8 for $1.00. Tomato chine in excellent order. Free Parking at 2nd A Oak plants, $25 doz. Ethcll'a Gro­ Used only 6 months. Cost cery, Paoli. 322-5742 103 So. Oak $30o plus, wUl seU for $100 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK cash. Phone 322-5634. BLOOMING Rosas on Chero­ kee stock. All other k lv h Z1G ZAG SEWING MACHINE 2.1. IMumblnjr S e rv ice s of Nursery shrubbery and Repossessed '64 model. Has PLUMBING trees. built-in Designs, built-in butContracting Repairs tonhoter, plus many other Gray Shadows Nursery FREE ESTIMATES push-button features. Does 6 311. S. on Sanford Ave. R. L. HARVEY beautiful work. Must see to 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 33. Furniture appreciate. Guaranteed, take up remaining 5 payments of 27. Special Services Used furniture, appliances, $7.50. Phone Credit Mgr. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 322-8627. For Repairs and Painting, call Larry'a Mart 215 Sanford 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week­ SINGER AUTOMATIC Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. days. 1964 Model. Fully Guaranteed, Sell Ua Your Furniture. Monograms, makes Button­ Piano Tuning and Repair Quick Service With the holes, Sews on Buttons 4 W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 Cash. SUPER TRADING makes decorative stitches, TOST. FA 2-0677. $71.80 or pay $7.19 mo. No Need a Painter? 322-3090. etc. Pay off halance of FREE ESTIMATE r A IN T I N G , Inside, Out, credit needed. Write Credit Large, Small. Call Bob Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ Manager, P. O. Box 147, ovating. New A Used Furni­ 323 0742. Sanford, Fla. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Bcrryhill Painting Contractor. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. $1 per day rental for Electric Commercial • Industrial • FA 2-2117. Carpet Shampooer with pur­ Residential. Free estimate. chase of Blue Lustre. CarWe Apprcdato Your Busi­ For (ho biggest selection of roll's Furniture. nearly new and used furni­ ness. 322-2287. HONEY FOR SALE: One gal­ ture, see Noll’a Furniture AIR-CONDITIONING lon, $3.00. Call 322-2960 af­ Brokerage In Casselberry ter S p. m. FREE DELIV­ By FEDDERS on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. ERY WITHIN SANFORD H. B. POI’ E CO„ Inc. CITY LIMITS. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 WANTED rcllabla couple to take up monthly payment! WEI.uS DRILLED, PUMPS, of $13.50 on I complete Rattan 8 Pc. sectional 4 1 SPP.LMlCLER SYSTEMS arm chair. Like new up­ rooma of furniture. Call All Types and Slsai holstery. All foam rubber TE 9-1511, Casselberry, tel* cushions. Ph. 322-1401, We Repair and Service leet. b T I N R VSED 4 REPOSSESSED Machinery and Supply Co. MERCHANDISE 8ALE 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 NO MONE DOWN Y PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, 3 COMPLETE ROOMS Take up Payment! Wai on Lay-S'Way at and all types Home Repairs, GE Refrig., like new ..$168.00 All Work $100 to $3,500 May Gai Range, Nice ......... $133.60 be Financed. 1 to 5 yrs. to on So. Orange Ave. $ Remington Razors $12-30 at. Now can be eeen at Pay. , 20 In. Fan with (tend . $17.60 298 Longwood Plate A. J. ADCOCK. Gen. Contr. ZigZig Sewing Medline $93.00 3229558 Take up paymwta OE Air-Conditioner .. $349.7$ At only $13-10 per mo. 3 Bicycles ............ $7.30 ea. 29. Automobfle Service Ph. 838 4583 OE Stereo ....................$119.98 Also 1 Bedroom Suite COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Kelvinator Elec. Range 339.98 Slightly damaged Freo Inspection, estimates, Wcstinghouse Refrig. . $90.95 at $59.91 pickup, delivery. Recoring Frlgidelre Refrig. . . . . $49.93 4 repairs discounted. Admiral Refrig........... $109.93 31. Art Idea For Sal* 2111$ E. 3rd. 322-3443 GOODYEAR SERVICE Single tied, Maple, box eprlngs STORES A mattress. .122-7214. 553 W. 1st St. 322 2821 F U R N IT U R E Budget F\irn. Co. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED TVs Used. AU makes 4 mo­ Teylor Top Playpen, Jumper, Scnknrik Glann and Paint dels. 700 W. 9th. 322 9792. Babysitter 4 tub; I pc. liv­ Company ing rm. suite; 2 Trains, It. APR. SPEC. Jet White House 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4623 O. Complate layout. Phone Paint. $3.95 Gal. Army, 322-6191 or 322-9479. Auto Glaea, Tapa Navy Surplus, Sanford. 4 Sea* Covers Air • Conditioner (Coldspot), READY MIX CONCRETE 14,500 B.T.U., good cond. ratios, Floor, Free Estimates $123, Ph. 3229424. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC steel, grease traps, dry Rcposscsed. Would like re­ ALL WURK GUARANTEED wells. Stepping stones. sponsible party to take -ip MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. payments of $9 per month 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 on Slant-0-3latic Automatic AUTOMOTIVE Zig Zag Sewing Machine. AIR-CONDITIONING Guaranteed, Like New low ­ INSTALLATION - SERVICING Good Used Cara Sold ing condition- Cell Collect 241-9197 evenings nr 422818 French Ave. 222-7765 b ig $ $ s a v i n g s 0932, Service Discount. On Floor Models A AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Wagner s Amoco SINGER Birthday Sale! 31. Poultry • Livestock Demonstrators NEW H ton Fedders Room Jersey Cow, due to calf short* (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) Alr-condl.ioner. Never used. ly. Ph. 322 2547 after 4:30 In Your Home Priced well below retail. p-m. In Sanford Call CaU 122-9208 after 3 p.m. SINGER Must sell due to ilinass, 150 Gas refrigerator, good cond., Representative at caged pullets, ideal H3Ws, cheap. Ph. 332 9846. Alan'a Fabrics 4 Rugs 19. Situations Wonted laying about 7 wki. Bargain 322-8783 322-2420 SLIPCOVERS made to Order. 2565 P .rk Dr. SINGER AUTOMATIC $200. Also stewing hens, 3 for $1.00. 322-1538. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5U2. ZENITH Stereo $25. 322 0848. Makes hundreds of designs, buttonholes, Blind stitches, DAVENO, Exc. cond. $50. Ph. 20. Unitysi Iters 2. 3, & 4 BEDROOMS 31 A. Petit Sews on buttons. Guaran­ 322-8096. 1. m . 4 3 BATHS teed, like new condition. BABYSITTING in my home. 2 Male Toy Poodle pups, 6 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Assume peymenU of $6.90 322 2274. SEWING MAC1UNE wks old. Champagne color­ per month. Buy locally A REPOSSESSED SINGER ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 322 ft . Ilrm itv Salons be serviced. Sanford Sewing Low Monthly Payments Fully automatic. Sews on Center. 322 0441. English Setter pups. Male, fe­ buttons. Makes buttonholes, For Complete Information ACe Beauty Salon male. Cheap. 122-9223. embroiders, m o n o g r ami, Set Or CaU Your Call for Evening Appts. $100 DOWN blind hems, etc. Alt with­ Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8523 Dachshunds, miniatures, Red, $48 MONTH out attachments. Guaran­ Fret Parking m a!ci. Reduced. Call aftar 3 • Bedroom Home teed. Like new. Sold new 4. 322-2148. SALES BROKER CUSTOM REALTY Spring Permanent Special over $300. Balance due only WINTER PARK You ean find anything you 20 Percent off regular prices $79 86 or $8.08 month. CaU Corner Lee ltd. and 17-93 Cut 'n Curl Beauty Skcp need advertised in the Her­ Collect for Free Home Trial Phene 844-9031 2363 Park Dr. 322-2420 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0831 ald Classified. 241-9588 Service Discount Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments Stenstrom Realty From $43.50 To make the best home FHA - VA HOMES huy, see the VA - FHA Appointed $100 Property Management & Sales Broker FHA - VA Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 22118 Night FA 2*0641 CYPRESS SIDING. Windows CASH for good clean Used Plymouth 1957, excellent con­ A doors. Cheap. See at Furniture. Noll-Furay Furni­ dition, $290. Phone 322-8836. Palms Hotel. 322-2506 after ture, 901 W. First St., Th. 322-6391. 6. 332 cu. ft. '58 Ford engine. Best offer. CaU 322-9337. Portable Typewriters, Under­ WiU pay cash for Remington Rolamatic Shavers not over wood, new 1964 modets with 3 years old. The Vogue, 110 case, 359.95 plus tax. Ex­ N. Blvd., DeLand. cellent graduation gift. Po­ well's Office Supply, UT Piano wanted. Any kind 4 Magnolia. 322-5342. condition. 322-6421, 322-3716. '60 Ford, $441 bal. $26 mo. Kenmore 4-burner, top grill, gas range, large oven, WANTED! Citrus fruit. Lerge '59 Rambler, $881 bal, $38 *no. or smiU amounts. Bonded '59 Hillman, $661 bal. $32 mo. broiler, clock timer, $40. Fruit Buyer. Pb. Lee Mans­ '58 Mercury, $513 bal, $29 mo. Aqua, Waltx length formal, field. FA 2-4244 *53 Plymouth, $99 bal, $5 mo. alze 7, cost $30, worn once, '59 Rambler, $331 bal, $24 mo. $10. 322-0758. 36. Automobiles • Trucks '56 Cadillac, $462 bal, $28 mo. Dressmaker's b u s t , praet. Seml-Treller, 24' flat bed. '53 Cadillac, $592 hal, $32 mo. new, sewing machine, odds '37 Dodge, $587 bal. $31 mo. $323. 322-6617. '58 Rambler Wag. $571 bal. 4 ends Household Goods. ‘59 English Ford Fordor. Good $31 mo. 322-8680. transportation. $230. Phone '59 Ford, $447 bal, $27 mo. Gibson Tenor Guitar, practi­ 322-6191 or 322-8473. '60 Flymouth, $532 bal, $28 mo. cally new. Cost new $150 '53 Nash, $119 bal, $3 mo. I960 Pontiac Bonneville Con­ with carrying case. 322-2928. vertible, R4H, Tower, clean. CLOSEOUT Ph. days 322-7430. Nights We have Rargalnsl Owner 322-5296. quitting. Come out tonlte 8 BUYINO A NEW or to to p. m. 2506 W. 1st St. USED CART Dealer* Welcome I INC FINANCE IT WITH U» 4 Low latarest Rites Swap Shop Dealera, Auction­ 4 Low Monthly Payments eers. Make offer, everything Open tU 9, 6 Days Week FLORIDA STATE BANK must go! AU or part. Illness Phone 322-4303 forces sale. 2506 W. 1st St. 9 to 10 eves. Repossessions S t Johns Realty Seminole Realty 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors $ Bank $ SOU TH W ARD 25c CAR WASH 35. Articles IVan led Apache Camping Trailer* CecU Sellers — 668-4618 Clark St., Enterprise We’re Starting Our Special Spring USED CAR SALE! 1961 Olds Super 88 1962 Chevrolet Belair 4-DOOK HARDTOP, V-H engine, auto, matle transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio 4 heater, belgo finish with like new beige and tan interior, immarulate throughout. An eilra nlc# local car you would be proud to own. 6‘ PASHENGER STATION WAGON, V*8 engine, automatic transmission, power ateerlng and brakes, radio 4 heater, fac­ tory air conditioning. White finish, with good tlreo and tested throughout. A top value ear. Prepare now tu vocation 1* this one. 1995 7295 1961 Chevrolet Impala 1961 Corvette Coupe 4-DOOR SEDAN, V.g, automatic Irene, 4*apeed transmission, radio 4 heater, prac­ mlaslon, power ateerlng, radio and hrater. tically naw tires and in top mechanical A ear that haa to bo driven to bo appro* ronditlon. Sporting Ita original rod **4 whit# paint, this car will never rust. A true dated. Try it today. •porta car axcallad by pone. * 1695 7695 1963 Olds F-85 I J 1961 Olds F-85 Cutlass CLUB COUPE, V-8 angina, automatic transmission, radio 4 heater, clean and solid from bumper to bumper. If you V*8 angina, automatic transmission, radio have ntvar driven one . . . try this 4 heater, bucket seats, console and nil vinyl Interior. Ib is one you'll havo to pool beauty today. 7295 1595 1961 Olds F-85 1961 Ford Ranch Wagon 1395 1395 4*door sedan. V*8 angina, automatic trans­ I-door, 9 cylinder, radio and haater. A mission, radio and heater. A one owner, family rar In the low price bracket, low low mileage car and a good huy at only . . . upkeep too. / / U r\ V jjy OK—The Sign o f the Best Values in Used Cars. See Hollers For The Best Buys! 1957 Chevrolet 1956 Chevrolet Delray 4*DOOR SEDAN, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, Hester. A clesn Interior, body and paint, excellent mechanically and the tires err good. Only 2-DOOR REDAN. V-8 engine, eutomatia transmission, rsdlo 4 heater, all vts/1 Interior, clean black and whit* finish. There's plenty of good miles • laft la this one. 795 $595 1952 Chevrolet Belair I960 Simca g-PAHSENGKR (STATION WAGON, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power 4-DOOR SEDAN; heater. A solid foreign steering and brakes. Another clean family car with clean all vinyl Interior and qufet unit, thoroughly Inspected and tested engine. For the economy buyer. throughout. 7195 $595 1961 Chevrolet Impala I960 Renault 4-DOOK SEDAN. V-8 engine, automata transmission, radio 4 haater, solid whit* 4.DOOR REDAN, sparkling black finish, exterior finish, black intsrior. A 0*0 all vinyl interior, good tires and a solid owner, low mileage car that you tan drive body. A real gas saver.with pride. $495 1695 Open Friday Nights & Saturday Afternoons For Your Shopping Convenience. H o ller zinjQny M O T O R S t r o u p l» PatM i t lu i n PLmmr 3 M 0711 S A L E S ZS05 y i J 2 2 (JBO tr f I. �By B u m Q K*y Hello Stupidt No wait, I am •erious. Of course, thia ribald aalutatlon doesn't apply unleas you are one of the poor dumb clucks who listens to the radio and television com ­ mercials, and falls for them. No friend, I didn’t insult your intelligence in calling you etupld. The bright-eyed end bushy-tailed Madison Ave­ nue boys did that They give you an I.Q. about equal to a six-month-old baboon. Mrs. Slllypanta didn’t know she was on television. Every­ body who believes that can stand on their beads with their tongue hanging o u t Mrs. Sourbottom thinks her detergent is stronger than Glare, the deter­ gent that reflects the aun. Doesn't she know that she can't get to first baas unless she adds Boop-a-doop, Samspoo, and Slick-a-aackT Besides her washing machine would dog. Then you better not brush your pearly teeth with any­ thing but Glaze, Glower, Pepaopunk or Puck-apuck, or you will have cavities up to here and behind your little pink ears. Any poor simple sap knows that no product is worth its salt that isn’t new and im­ proved. Next year the poor advertisers will have to fall back on double improved end newer than new. Of course, you and 1 know that it is the same old product, but we have to ait and listen to bored announcers try to make us believe that black is white and red la green. And what about shampoos. Why doo't you drag out your favorite pearl necklace end tear it apart ao that you can drop one in this and another in that bottle of shampoo and see how long it takes for the gem to reach bottom. And if you happen to shave with a electric razor you know that those that cut thia way are far superior to those that cut that way and If you are •illy enough to rough up your poor delicate skin with a razor that Is obsolete you are as crazy as grandmother's quilt. And the guy f like Is tbs brave and noble knight that gallops over the countryside with his magic Unco and as­ tounds poor dumb mechanics in the grease pit and Littls Leaguers at the city park. And what business has he got o o a public thoroughfare with trsffic running bumper to bumperT The soap and detergent peo­ ple used to depend on movie stars and beauty contest win­ ners to sway the feeble mind o f the average housewife. Now they get a flock of trained acts. They memorize a lot o f drivel and tell how they couldn't Uvo or bold a hus­ band without Snide In their washing machines. NuU to (Item and all the poor dumb females who rush to their ipermarket and scream fori took the bull by the horns, tide. kicked out all the bright Wouldn't It be funny If some young men on Madison Aveiimb, craiy manufacturer|nue and Just simply took 20 l>i.V, i seconds to say "W e brought I preclatlon by buying our proyou this splendid television duct which U as good as anyprogram and hope you enjoy- thing on the market at the ed It. You can show your ap-1 price." - * \ J •ir\— NEW CIVITAN MEMBERS were g r e e t e d Thursday night at the Sanford Civitan Club meeting In the Capri Restaurant The members were givenpins pinsand andcopies copiesoof fthe thecreed creedfrom from the the ____given officials who were marking the sixth anniver­ sary o f the local club. Shown, from le ft are B. THIS LARGE GROUP o f mombeni o f tho Cen­ tral Florida 42 Rainbow Dlvlsiona and their wives mot Sunday at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. M. Dyson, Carroll Burke, Dr. Louie Perez, Lt. Gov. Chnrlcs Beyer, President Charles Kampf, Dr. Kenneth Wing nnd Bill Damon. Luther Mc­ Whorter is also a new member but was not pre­ sent when the picture was taken. (Herald Photo) Robert E. Morriflon, Palmetto Road, DeBary, for a covered diBh dinner. (Cox Photo) Crusade Workers The April meeting of the Enterprise School ParentTeacher Council will be held at 7:30 p. m. today In the school cafetorium with the program to be presented by tha teachers. Slides will be shown to Illustrate a typical school day. Narration will be by Arnold Pancratz. Baby altting service will be available. 1 Mrs. Fred Rasstnan ami Miss Deborah Glover will be calling upon residents o f Alla* tonte Springs this week for contributions to the annual Cancer Crusade which will be in full awing in Seminole County through Friday, Plans of the campaign in South Seminole areas were msde last Thursday when workers met for tea at the Trade Winds Cafeteria. GIRL SCOUTS of Troop 40 huve presented two pnlms to English Estates Elomentary School. Taking part In the reremony were, from left, LuRae Norman, Principal Morris Ruby, Mrs. Myron Becker, beautification chair­ man anti Mrs. Charles Deneen, president, of tho PTO and Joy Catron. Leaders o f the troop ure Mrs. Murty Selinfreud and Mrs. John Bowen Jr. BILLY J. Young, of 124 Orientu Drive, Al­ tamonte Springa, necks the Democratic nomina t i o n for conntablc, District C. He attended Lyman High S c h o o l and served in the Navy during t h e Korean crisis. He has worked with the sheriff’s de­ partment in o ff hours from his regular job. WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Federal Communications Commission refused Monday to take action against Chi•go station WCIU - TV for televising bull fights. But it said it would consider the station’s matter when license comes up for rentwsl later thia year. Attorneys for the National Anti-Vivisection Society ask­ ed the FCC to revoke the station's license or issue a cease and desist order against it. Ih e lawyers said the tel­ evised fights violated Illinois law, but the FCC said the law seemed to prohibit bull fights in the state, not show­ ing o f pictures. b e h a p p y iWUnkBH auto m i ig z you quit reading the newspaper at breakfast since our Hometown Western Auto CATA­ LOG ORDER CENTER opened upI 214 EAST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA Car Owners — YOU A N D YOUR CAR ARE IN V IT ED TO ATTEN D OUR For three daya enly we are holding open house In our Service Shop. D u r i n g thia time, we art Inviting you to bring your car in for a complete check - up and report on your car’a operat­ ing condition. T h i a check-up will be con­ ducted by our own fac­ tory trained mechanic! uaing tha latest alectronic testing equip­ ment to assure speedy service and accurate results. a■l aat aai y a ■■■ ■ a■i ■ ■as ■ m m n a mm m .' ■ ■ te n* m Now In Progress SAVE NOW ON T O P -Q U A L IT Y fn * ny Jane Cansrlbwy The Men's Club of the Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish supper Thursday at 6:45 p.m. in Weaver Hall. All men o f the church are Invit­ ed to attend. Several members o f the group will be attending a Layman's Retreat this week­ end at the Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg. . . . ra w FURNITURE! Men's Club To Meet I g u e s s I s h o u ld ^y^n ^iTZrVi. r-i A C L Employes Meet Wednesday Employes o f Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad will hold thsir aeeond quarterly aafety com­ mittee at 7:30 p.m., Wedneaday In the rallroad'a assem­ bly room at tha passenger Station in Sanford. Fireman V. B. Hardin and Trainman H. W . Shannon will be chairman and secretary at tha meeting. All employes, their families and friends are invited to at­ tend this meeting. fleers and other additional help at an extra cost of $2.2 million a year. Rep. John J. Rooney, (DN.Y.), chairman of a House appropriations subcommittee handling funds for the courts, raised an eyebrow at this kind of economy. But Chief Judge William J. Campbell of the Northern Illinois District said it was a simple matter of arithmetic. A convict in prison costs taxpayers at least $1,953 a year. On probation, he costs only $206 a year, and is avail­ able to work, keep his farnlly off relief and pay Uxes. Campbell, who testified as the spokesman for the nation's federal judges, made his plea for additional probation offic­ ers at a closed hearing in midJanuary. Ilia testimony was made public today. Other congressional news: Civil Rights' A lively floor fight could develop in the Sen­ ate today over an effort by Senate leaders to quicken the molasses-slow pace of debate on the civil rights bill. Democratic Whip Hubert If. Humphrey, Minn., planned to renew his demand for stricter enforcement of the rule allow­ ing a senator two speeches on each issue, thus tightening the reins on the southern-backed talkathon now In progress. Immigration: Immigration Commissioner R. F. Farrell told the House appropriations aubcommltteo that the U. S. Immigration and Naturaliza­ tion Service saved $4 million last year by deporting 67 men­ tally ill aliens. Police confiscated an un­ disclosed amount of marijua­ na, some heroin and some in­ jection paraphernalia. Officers said the marijuana cigarettes were being sold for $2 each. Although the location and the sire o f the marijuana plota were not revealed, au­ thorities said all were locat­ ed inside the city limits, and all in north Tampa. A narc­ TAMPA, (U PI) otics ring that planted, cul­ tivated and harvested its own marijuana, has been broken up with the arrest o f 10 per­ sons, police revealed today. The arrests were a result o f a lengthy investigation by city, county and state law enforcement agencies. Fred Usher, district super­ visor of the state narcotics division, said the ring was one o f the largest in the his­ tory o f Tampa, and represent­ ed a retail profit o f about a quarter o f a million dollars annually. Officers snid Anthony Larocca, 21, o f Tampa, was ar- Your car will get the most complete inspec­ tion it has had sinee it left the factory and it won't cost you a cent. i! All cars will be echeduled by appointment only, ao call now or row# in and sign up for the FREE EN­ GINE S E & VICK CLINIC. Legal Notice Wide Selections In Every Department Come See! Come Shop! Come Save! UjU'i t u test, IsfreiMet B e m .Y M iM I Cools effectively atul quietly, to give you unditturbed rett all oignl Wtg. ipecifleaRydesigned log bedroom*! GOING TO THE WORLD'S FAIR? Be Our Guest! Stop In Our Store For A PRE PAID ADMISSION TICKET To The Pavilion of American Interiors No Charge! It’s Your* For The Asking! IREE DAYS — APRIL 21-22-23 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 5 to 8 P. M. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E . 1 s t S t £ r- - — »> --i I* 1 1 p fj IJ . [ ■ . 322-0983 ANYONE WHO ANSWERS WILL HELP YOU! HOLLER M O TO R SALES — 2nd & PALMETTO �« J LBJ O n Hand To O pen W orld Fair J Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Fair through Thursday with 85-90 high todny; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 I ^ Seminole County school stu­ dents, along with others throughout the state, have a four-day vacation start­ ing at the conclusion of to­ day’s session. Florida Educa­ tion Association is having a convention in Miami com­ mencing Thursday. School re­ sumes Monday. • • » It was inadvertently report­ ed in Tuesday’s “ Clock” col­ umn that a reputable car­ penter-contractor, William A. Spcigle, of Citrus Heights, had been taken into custody by the FBI. This was in error and The Herald offers Its deepest regrets and sincerest apologies for any embarrass­ ment or inconvenience caused Mr. Spcigle. The man taken Into custody here as a fugi­ tive wanted by Georgia au­ thorities was identified by the FBI as Robert Louis Spcigle, alias Davis. • • • Federal State Market news report is available on request from Sanford Bureau, P. O. Box 1896, Sanford. Local re­ ports provide all FOB infor­ mation from Sanford-OviedoZell wood and other districts of interest. • • • Boatmen are telephoning to say the new walkways are nice at the city boat basin landing ramp . . . but will the city please now fill up the boles in the ramp? • • • Seminole County voters will vote May 5 on all issues and for all state and county of rices except there is a limita­ tion on one justice of the peace race and two constable races. Electors in precincts 1, 2. 3. 6, 10. IS, 18, 19. 20. 21 and 22 will nominate for constable of District 4. Voters in pre cincts 4, 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 18. 17 and 23 will nominate tor justice of the peace and con stable in District 6. There are no contests for justices of the peace in Districts 3 and 4 and for constable in District 3. • • • Two more tagged fish In the Schlitx derby have been taken from Lake Golden. These bass were caught by Mary Hay, 436 West Crystal Drive, and Bonald B. Bayles, 2430 Orange Avenue. The num ber of prize fish now hooked out of Lake Golden totals 20 Jean K. Benson has captured four and Ilaylcs two. No re port yet on the prize value of these tags and the Orlando distributor, in view of no news from Milwaukee, is beginning to believe all these fish will take the lowest prize, each at $23. It has been re ported there is a $10,000 prize swimming around Lake Gold en but that report now is beginning to dim. The fish taken from Lake Golden are the only tagged fish hooked so far in Seminole County. • • • Phil Skates or Clyde Long will be the new president of the Jaycees. after Thursday's election at the weekly lun cheon-meeting at the Civic Center. • • • Drinking and driving can be “ one for the shroud.” —Mi­ ami Herald. • • • United Presa Leased Wire e s ta b lis h e d 1908 WED.. APRIL 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 174 M ayo Outlines Expansion Of N A S nstttti... More Squadrons, BRIEFS Personnel To Encouragement Is Keynote At CC Meeting Encouragement was the key­ note of Tuesday night's meet­ ing of the Board of Directors o f the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce which was held at the Tade Winds Cafe­ teria in Casselberry. Highlighting the parley was Ihe report of Scott Burns, cochairman of the industrial committee. He reviewed re­ cent accomplishments ot his group which resulted in the Chemical Corporation taking over the Del Mar Building and the Williams Building be­ ing occupied by Southern Fibreglass Products which will manufacture boats. Burns also outlined the ar­ rangements which have been made for the chambcr’a se­ cond annual Industrial Show which will be presented Thurs­ day, Friday and Saturday at the Civic Center in Sanford and which will feature some 41 exhibits by county indus­ trial firms. Francis Roumillat Jr., re­ viewed the activities of the Port Committee, reporting on the recent trip* to Jacksonville and Brunswick and the pro­ gress being made in arranging for legislation to be introduced to the 1963 session of the state legislature to create a port authority. Byron Kimball told of the work pertaining to the long range planning committee In the field of drainage and roads and the need for a state supported junior college In this area. Lodge Wins In Jersey Wrilein NEWARK, N. J. (U P I)-U . S. Ambassador to South Viet Nam Henry Cabot Lodge emerged with a write-in tri­ umph today in a primary elec­ tion which taw voters select New Jersey's first Negtu can­ didate for congressional of­ fice. Lateat returns gave Lodge 1,398 write-in* and Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, R-Ariz., 833, with 841 for former Vice Preaident Richard 31. Nixon. New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ feller had 148 votes. Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton picked up 176 votes and segregationist Gov. George Wallace of Alabama had 230 votes from both Re­ publican and Democratic vot­ er*. President Johnson , got 747 write-ins. Although Lodge held the lead for most of the night, it seesawed at timei between Lodge and Goldwater, and shortly after midnight Goldwater was ahead of Lodge, 449 to 427. Heavy Rains In 13 States That front page editorial in Tuesday's Herald, commend­ ing the industrial committee of the Seminole County Cham her of Commerce, inadvertent !y omitted the names ot the co-chairmen, Scott Burns and Carl Schlike. Sorry, Scott and Carl. • • • Our calendar says the first newspaper published in the United States was on April 24, 1704. And come tomorrow It will be 22 years since R. E Porter enlisted and donned Uncle Sam’ s khaki for“ the duration plus six,” which ex­ tended to four years. • • • Rancher Killed The combined S e m i n o l e County Chamber of C mmerce's industrial exhibit and Sanford Clvitan Club's beauty contest will provide entertain­ ment for Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. At the Civic Center. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — A cattle rancher, James A. Hensley, 39, who moved here recently from Brevard Coun­ ty was killed accidentally Tuesday when struck in the back of the head with an axe, the sheriff* office said today. By United Press International Heavy rain lashed a 13 state area from Texas to the east­ ern Great Lakei today and swelled rivers to the brink of flood stage. The rising Cuyahoga nivrr in northeastern Ohio was re­ ported near flood stage. Rainfall also has been heavy in southern Arkansas and neighboring areas. Pine Bluffs received nearly 3U inches of rain Tuesday night. Editor Mum HOUSTON (U PI) — The editor o f the John Birch So­ ciety magazine, American Opinion, would not comment Tuesday on Richard Cardinal Cushing's repudiation of aupport for the society. Spy Exchange BERLIN (U PI) — Britain today reicu.-ed Soviet spy Gordon Lonsdale to the Rus­ sians in exchange for the re­ turn of British businessman Greville Wynne, convicted in Moscow of espionage. HAROLD KASTNEK (left) and W. A. Patrick, alonjr with Robert Billhlnter, (not in picture) will be host to Mayor lluydon Hums, of Jack­ sonville, Saturday when the Democratic guber­ natorial candidate comes to Snnford to ride in the Shrine parade and otherwise spend the day participating in the Shrine ceremonial. Miss Seminole To Be Crowned Saturday Someday soon a lovely Seminole County girl will take off for Ihe New York World's Fair, courtesy of the Civitan Club. The lucky girl will be "Miss Seminole County" of 1961 and she will be crowned Saturday night at the Industrial Exhibit which will be held at the Sanford Civic Center. While she la In New York she will appear in the Florid*, exhibit at the fair. After re­ turning home the Civitan club will sponsor her in the Miss Seaside Festival, the first step towards the Miss America contest. . WASHINGTON (U PI) — John Robert Bailey, an ac­ cused armed robber whose tatto gallery includes a nude woman and a pig, today was placed on the FBI'a list of 10 most wanted rrimlnals. Kills Intruder LAKE PLACID (U PI) — State Sen. Hayward H. Davla shot and killed an armed Neg­ ro intruder Tuesday night af­ ter the Davis family had been held hostage in their home for four hours, police re­ Other prizes include the ported. trophic* and crown for the winner and a trophy and sav­ AGANA, Guam (U PI) — ings bond for two runner-ups. Gift certificates from Me- Flying housewife Joan MerCrorys, J. C. Penney'* and riam, escorted by three Navy Ivey's Shoe Store are aho patrol planes which made being given to the top three her little plane “ look like a lovelies. Milady's Shoppe o( bumblebee,” landed at Guam Fine Fabrics is furnishing the today after a l.MlOmlle solo gold cape for "Miss Seminole flight from laie, New Guinea, Joan At Guam County” and the Sanford Flower Shop will furnish her flower*. A uton>cu'f set (or the win­ ner will be given by Touchton Rex all Drug Store and the Eva Bess Beauty Shop will give the queen a tree hair style prior to the World's Fair trip. Cut 'n' Curl Beauty Shop will style all tl* contestants hair prior to Saturday's judg­ ing. Aho among the prizes was a ; luau held for all the girls at the Itiksha Inn Tues­ day night. United Presa International Bathing suits for the contest U.S. Sen. Spcssard L. Hol­ land was scheduled to cut o ff have been custom made by his reelection campaign today Alix of Sanford. to return to Washington and continue his fight against the pending civil rights bill. His opponent, Brailey Odham, charged Holland Tues­ day with misleading Congress by saying the DuPont estate was n “ wholly charitable in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) stitution.” The administration's $16.7 bil­ Holland, after campaigning lion money bill for the Army, for a fourth term in St. Pet­ Navy and Air Force moved ersburg, and Clearwater Tues­ toward a House vote today day, said he would be making with no major changes expect­ a major speech in the Senate ed to lie enacted. Thursday. The measure included $32 He told audiences In Pinel­ million for work on the pro­ las County Tuesday he would posed new supersonic bomber rather retire from the Senate instead of the $3 million John­ than vote for n rivil rights son requested, but otherwise bill which “ would lorn a it embraced almul what the horde o f government agents President had asked. against every businessman Republicans said they want­ and against every community ed to increase the total by with desegregation problems.'' $126 million to finance a nu­ Holland, speaking in a hea­ clear engine for the Navy's vy Republican arra, said the new aircraft carrier, which GOP ranka are divided and under present plans will be this division offers the Dem­ conventionally powered. ocratic Party a chance to get But it appeared that any bark in front. such amendment would be ruled out of order on the ground that nuclear power for Ihe new carrier-opposed by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara—had not been au­ MIAMI (UPI) - Stale and thorized by law. Democrats and Republicans federal agenta arrested a alike agreed in debate Tues­ sixth person here Tuesday in a $70,000 whisky robbery day that current defenses are while Palm Beach police kept sound. Holland To Hall Campaign Tour Arms Money Bill Near House Vote 6th Seized In Whisky Theft an around-the-clock watch on the undercover agent who broke the case. Metro Detective Capt. Jack Sandstrom s a i d Sherwood Rosen, 34, of Miami was charged Tuesday with con­ spiracy to commit grand lar­ ceny. On FBI List Road Work TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The State Road Department reported Tuesday that $303,273,133 in road and bridge pro­ jects were underway in the state in March—a new month­ ly record. Prayer Support WASHINGTON (UPI) — The in; ,-usslonsl '-aider of 9 cam jgu to amend Uia Con­ stitution to permit prayer and Bible reading in public schools said today Americans over­ whelmingly supported "this sacred project.” He Is Rep. Frank J. Hecker, R-N.Y. Gains Reported In Rail Talks WASHINGTON (UPI) -R a il negotiators, closer to an agreement than at any time in the four year-old work rules dispute, prepared for more meetings today with federal mediators. Bargaining conducted under White House scrutiny recessed last night at about 10 p. m. EST after a day of “ hot and heavy, fast and furious” medi­ ation activity. Tills description, applied by White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy, was expect­ ed to apply to talks from now until 12:01 a. m. Saturday when a nationwide rail strike Is possible unless an agree­ ment is reached. The five-man federal media­ tion team called union nego­ tiators to an early session to­ day in the search for a com­ promise solution. Railroad re­ presentative* were standing by to join the talks later. The White House effort has moved the bargaining off dead center where it had been stall­ ed until President Johnson won a 13-day truce April 9 In allow resumption of bar­ gaining. Since then, Ihe White House has reported definite gains and a narrowing of the gap separating unions and man­ agement. Observers said it was the first time since the dispute started tn late 1939 that so much progress had been made In the tangled controversy. Sources reported that agree­ ment had been reached in part on the complex pay sys­ tem under which engineer!, firemen and other operating employes are compensated—a major disputed issue. Be Installed NEW YORK (UPI) — The 1964-63 World'* Fair opened today with colorful but raindampened ceremonies includ­ ing a dedicatory visit from President Johnson. The fair's 95 turnitlles at eight entrances began (pinn­ ing at 9 a. m. (EST), at the command of an electronic im­ pure from the atomic clock in Neuchatel, Switzerland. Fair chairman Thomas Deegan snipped a ribbon in the city's colors of orange and blue and welcomed the first visitor, William Turchyn, 18, of Nep­ tune, N. J., with a handshake across the turnstile at the main gate. The turnstile refused to to work when Turchyn tried to make his entrance, and repairmen had to be sum­ moned to get It in working order. “ That's not a stall-ln, that's a stick-in," someone yelled, referring to the civil rights demonstrations which threat­ ened to mar the opening day. The fair officially marked the 300th anniversary of the establishment of New York as a city. It la the largest ex­ hibition In history and 30.000 employe* were on hand this morning to man Its 134 pavilions, restaurant* and amusements which cost more than $300 million. Full-blown picture of Sanrord Naval Air Station as it will appear in 197o evolves! this morning billowing a talk by Capt. James O. Mayo, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One, before the board ot directors of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening. The overall pictures includes increased service personnel and a renewal of plans an­ nounced earlier for a $15 mil lion building program. Presently there are six Ilea vy attack squadron* assigned to Heavy Attack Wing One— VAH-t, VAH-3, VAll-5. V All-7, VAH 9 and VAII-11, the latter with Its Detachment 8, each with 12 attack-reconnaissance bomber*. Captain Mayo told the Chamber directors Tuesday evening at the Trade Winds that the size of these squad­ rons will be reduced to six plsnes but more squadrons will be organizes! and overall there will be the same number of planes. NEW YORK (U PI) — The first new squadron will About 50 shouting, sign-car­ be assigned in mid-summer, rying Negroes began picket­ the second next January, the ing Florida's exhibit at the third next spring and the Woild's Fair today just after fourth squadron at tome latci Gov. Farrla Bryant arrived date. for a pre-opening look and ona Presently there are appro­ of them tried unsuccessfully ximately 3,300 Navy and civi­ to scale a 110-foot citrus lian personnel at SNAS. Cap­ tuwer. tain Mayo reported that with Four policemen dragged the the new squadrons will come an additional 400-300 service climber down from tha second level o f tha tower, tha landpersonnel, bringing the total to mqyk of t b * - - » r i< f c exhibi­ jtear 4,000.' » In Navy peiwo^lWl gt WaJtdng- tion, and ca rrl^ handcuffs. ton, D. C „ recently Informed The negroes, Identifying Sens. Spessard Holland and themselves as member* o f the George Smathers, Rep. A. S. congress o f racial equality Herlong Jr. and members of shoutad slogan*, the armed forces committee (CORE), sang hymn* and'carried algnt of the Seminole Chamber, they would renew their re­ reading "Freedom Now," and quest for a $6.3 million budget "CORE Demand* Its Fair Share." for construction during the Ignoring crisp 40-degree next fiscal year of a 4,000temperaturea and a chilly foot extension to the northsouth runway and for new drisile that put a pall over the opening day o f the fair, building. Congressman Herlong thia tha pickets shouted at Bry­ morning informed The Herald ant: “ Jim Crow Muat Go — by telephone the $6.3 million Governor Bryant Must Go." Bryant, who had just arriv­ request was to be presented to the Senate armed force* ed with a group of newsmen committee for approval and to tour tha cluster o f Florida to the Senate appropriations pavilions, Ignored them and committee for the appropria­ went inside one of the build­ tion to permit construction ings. Several of the negroes, Including tha one who tried during 1963. Further, the Congressman to climb the tower, were put said he hai received assur­ into a police bus and taken ance from top-ranking Navy away from tha scene. The officers they will present from demonstration began 10 min­ year to year further budget utes after the governor, itale requests leading up to the official* and newsmen arriv­ $13 million planned expansion. ed at tha $3.8 million Florida Following is the tentative complex shortly after 9:|0 building schedule planned for s.m. Bryant, various Cabinet and SNAS: state agency officiate and This year—Aircraft parking nearly 100 newsmen from area and hangar shop. 1963— Bachelor o f f i c e r throughout the state flew here quarters, north-south runway Tuesday aboard an Air Na­ eatension, aircraft control tional Guard plane and a tower, aircraft power check­ Eastern Air Line jet liner. ing facility and aircraft main­ The wives of ths stats offic­ ial* followed the party in a tenance hangar. 1966— Air operations *nd third plane, Tha Florida delegation was Heavy Attack Wing One ad­ ministration building, dispen­ on hand at noon when Pres­ sary and dental clinic, se­ ident Johnson formally open­ cond avionics shop, remote ed the 1064-63 fair. The Florida exhibit is lo­ control facility, electrical diatrlbution system, second air­ cated near one o f Ihe five en­ craft power checking facility, trance* to the big sbnw. Hie Florid* layout, mark­ modernization of enl's'ed men's barrack*, library and ed by a 110-foot, orange top­ ped citrus tower, wae still re­ playing courts. 1967— Gymnasium, trans­ ceiving finishing touches by portation maintenance facil­ workmen Tuesday night. William L. Stensgaard, ex­ ity, warehouse, aircraft main­ tenance facility, improvement ecutive vice president o f the to roads and parking areas, Florida World’* Fair Author­ parachute shop and (moved ity, predicted the Florida up from 1961) a new commis­ Showcase will draw 18 mil lion visitors during th* twosary. 1968— Chapel and officers' year run. Tha aix building exhibit was ao impressive, ac­ club and iwlmmlng pool. 1969— Enlisted men's club cording to 8tensgaard, Cali­ fornia authorities took a look and new theater. 1976— Athletic p l a y i n g at It and decided not to tompet*. courts and fields. Demonstrators Picket Florida Fair Exhibit About 2,000 police, evenly divided between fair person­ nel and city patrolmen, were on hand to maintain order in the face of threat* from re­ bellious local branches of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) to stall hundreds of automobiles on major access routes. One of their first tasks was to assist the Secret Service to protect Johnson, former President Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, daughter of India’s Prime Minister Ne- hru. Marquess Carmen Villa* verde, daughter of Spaln'a Generalissimo Franco and other notables. Tho 616-acre fairgrounds, which was also the site of tha 1939-40 World's Fair, was a* soggy ai a sponge after days of rain. But freshly laid sod, avenues of trees, and gush* ing fountains gave a finish­ ed look to the exhibition, which was actually only 95 per cent completed at tho opening hour. Fair Opening Marred By Demonstrators THIS Unisphere is the symbol of ttie New York World's F n 1r , which opened todny. Civil Rights Discussed By 4 Candidates By United Press International Four of Ihe state's six Democratic gubernatorial can­ didates discuised civil rights while the other two talked about education and state leg­ islators who are employed by state agencies. Sen. Scott Kelly, Lakeland, said his election would lessen the chances of the proposed civil rights bill's passage, while Jackionvllle M a y o r Haydon Burns said the bill would be harmful to free en­ terprise. Fred O. Dickinson, West Palm Beach, laid Miami Mayor Robert King High has two views on the cWU rights bill. High, meanwhile told «iup porters be "deplored Negro ruffians” who planned to dis­ rupt the opening of tha New York World’* Fair. Rep. Fred Karl, Daytona Beach, touched on another is­ sue and said state leglilatori who draw paychecks from the atate government are Involv­ ed “ in a conflict of interest." Sen. John Malhcwa Jr., of Jacksonville, said the stale must face up to matters like education to prevent federal Intervention. In Panama City Dickinson accused High of defending the bill in South Florida while telling North Florida support­ ers he hat reservations about portions of the blU. Burnt told factory workers at Wauchula the panage of the hill would not end the matter. “ We must decide if we are going to lie down and let it steamroller over us or uie every legal means to pro­ tect the rights of citizens and free enterprise.” NEW YORK (UPI) - Civil rights demonstrators harass­ ed the opening or the World Fair today by scuffling with police, delaying subway traina and staging sit-ins. A planned massive automo­ bile stall-in blocked cars at scattered points, but the city traffic commissioner s a i d traffic was less than normal. Reinforced police squads made arrests following dem­ onstration* ranging f r o m Manhattan's times square tn the Flushing Meadows fair grounds. Involved In the sit-in dem­ onstrations at the fair were Bayard Rustin, leader of last year’* civil rights march on Washington and organizer of New York's first school boy­ cott, and James Farmer, na­ tional director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). First demonstrators wero picked up at 7:30 a.m., EST, when they delayed subway trains carrying visitors to tha fair by pulling emergency stop cords, throwing themaelvei on the tracks and pre­ venting train doors from d o t ­ ing. •>., -d a - ■- Sanford C. Of C. Has Open House The Sanford Chamber of Commerce held an open houso at lta new offices today at 107 West Commercial. The newly organized San­ ford trade body was host to most ot It* members and Chamber officials from New Smyrna Beach. Orlando, Win­ ter Park and North Orlando. Sanford was represented by Mayor A. L. Wilson, Chief of Police Itoy G. Williams and Fir* Chief Mack Cleveland Sr., Representing the Semi­ nole County Chamber o f Com­ merce was Karlyle llousholder and Charles Morrison, and tho County Commission was re­ presented by its chairman, James P. Avery. Jim Taimadgc, a retired Navy officer, is tho group'* manager. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH F R Y A LL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $ |0 0 Menu Include*: Cote Hlnw French Fries linked Henna Grits Hush I’ uppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned a Operated By Maxine k Boh Hancock Hwy. 17-92 Bo. Sanford Ph. F A 2-5 9 6 5 Visit Seminole C Of C Industrial Exhibit Thursday Night i i t 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/. 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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' SALtS .S r . J V IC E .C l i n t o n •, v a 2 ( ’ fAZ****' | '.> « » « * k H U lE R S ^ W if* Pictured abovo in Sunford Librarian, Mrs. Sacy King, who hua rather short hair but so very feminine because o f its impeccable cut und the well designed arrangement o f each strand. This is another o f the expert Hair Styles by Hetty Anne'a Hair Styling Salon located at 2201 South Pnrk Ave. For Appointment cnll 322-4013. (A d v .) C H A R LIE LE W IS is now showing his now Spring Stock o f Yazoo Lawnmowers— Yazoo the big-wheel Inwnmowcr that handles with ease on lawns or grounds o f any size. W e sell, trade, demonstrate and service. Our location: one mile west o f 17-02 on Country Club ltd., 20th St. Phone 822-7028. (A d v .) Little Miss A m y Hrough is convinced that "ju st everybody" buys their Hats from M A R Y ESTHERS— "Featuring Fashions Just For You." (A d v .) s Caslro Orders Retrial Of Old Party Member Houses and railroads plsy o f tho Tampa Division of •n Important part in tbt life ACL. He went to Ocala In 1925 o f P. B. Langley, now viilUng and later to Jacksonville Sanford and other old friendi. where he was the ACL’o sup­ Langley ia a retired general erintendent o f transportation. •upcrlntendent of the Atlantic His final stopover was la Coast Lino Railroad. He now Savannah in 1942 where ho lives in Camp Hill, Ala., was superintendent of the rail­ which ia part of the "houses" road’s northern lines. phase of his life. A ll In all Langley has lived The form er railroad execu­ In Florida for about 30 years tive moved away from Camp and he* really baa the sand 11111 at an aarly age. And 57 In hia shoes. year* later he built a home But you can’t discount within 100 feet of hia original Camp Hill either. There he borne. haa several reasons for stay­ The ether part house* play ing: Is this, and Langley tells it lilt nephew Is a bank pres­ with a alight wince: ident and mayor; a niece la During his railroading car­ postmistress and a nephew a eer ho was sent to Jackson­ funeral director. ville. He ordered a home He and Mrs. Langley leave built. Monday for Camp Hill. Ask­ The day It waa completed, ed If he'll return next year he moved to Savannah. Mrs. after his two-month visit this Langley's comments were not season he quickly said: recalled by her huiband, who "Y ea . For three months." visited the Herald office Wed­ nesday afternoon. Langley manages to return to Sanford each winter and this year he has made the visit, with headquarter! at The Choir o f the DeBary the Valdes Hotel, last two Community Methodlat Church months. honored Adam Muller, who cel­ He returned to Camp Hill ebrated his 70th birthday on Monday. March 19, at the monthly so­ Railroading has been the cial hour held last Thursday life for Sanford's greatest night following the weekly revisiting b o o s t*. (H e calls hwiraal. Sanford "h om e" even though Hostesses fo r the evening his official residence Is Camp wera Mr*. Allan Duffin and U1U.) 51rs. Charles Creasey. TwrnAnd he'll talk about rail­ two-members were present to roading, and Sanford, with enjoy the occasion. equal fervor and In that or­ der. Back ia 1915 be waa assign­ ed here aa train dispatcher, later appointed trainmaster. Jn 1921 he moved to Lakeland with the title of superintendent Choir Honors Adam Muller B H A V A N A (U P I ) — Cuba's Rodrigues was the f i n t Supreme Court scheduled nn member of the old Cuban Com­ appeal session Monday on or­ munist party to receive a der! or Prem ier Fidel Cailro death acntence in Cuitro Cuba. He w ai found guilty of in­ for the re trial of an old Comforming on four non-Communmuniit Party member sen- lit, non • Cuitroite atudenta tenccd to die. who wero alaln by police after Cuitru ordered the re-trial participating in the March 13, o f Murcoa Rodrigues Alfonio, 1957, attempt to kill dictator lit*, a fter hia conviction last Fulgenrlo Bntlsta. (Cuban exile* in Miami mid week. Cuitro mid he wus us­ tha re-trial could be algnlfiing hia preogutive aa premier because there haa been “ much rant aa it wax bound to re­ flect tha fact that tha organ­ confusion” in tha firat trial. K A R E N A N N I’ O LK JE N N IF E R GREENE Fourteen entries have been Is a loving cup donated by received for tho annual Baby Kadcr's Jewelers. Third will be a gift certificate for bronz­ o f the Y e a r Contest sponsored ing of Die baby'a first shoes by tho Zeta XI Chapter o f and donated by Gumm JewelBela Sigma Phi. era. Procccda from Uie event Other donations consist of will go to tho Little Red cedar floor atands and frames Schoolhouse, which cares for exceptional children In the area. The contest opened last Saturday and concludei April Audubon Society To See Film Voles arc one cent each and plcturca are being dis­ played at Roumillat and An­ derson Drug Store, Touchton's Drug Store and Ren Frank­ lin's 5 and 10 Store. The baby'a piclurri will al­ ternate each week in all three locations. Tlie first prize will 1* a $25 Series E savings bond donat­ ed by the Florida Stale Bank and a trophy donated by Wert's Jewelers. Second prize By Mrs. Adam Muller A film lecture on "Florlda'a Fusrlnnling Birds" w ill tie pri'srnti'il by S. Carluton Rugeis o f Orlando at a meeting of the Audubon Society to lie held at 2:30 p. m. Thuraday at the Geneva Community Hall. Kogera ia h director o f the Florida Audubon Society, and o f the University Club o f Winter Park and is a member o f the Camera Club o f Winter Park. . GEORGE L E A H Y JR. S A N D R A LE E ORW1G by n. L. Andrews, contractor, Mrs. Robert Orwig, of 2425 and posts by O'Dec's Sign Ser­ Laurel Ave., sponsored by the S e m i n o l e Numismatic So­ vice. . The contest chairman is ciety. Karen Ann Polk, 14 months, G e r a l d i n e B. Linnckugel. Handling publicity la Margar­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Polk, o f 603 Bayet 3t. Hudgins. Four of the entries appear wood Dr., sponsored by the Jaycce Wives Club. with Uhls news item. The others will appear In succeed­ ing Issues of The Herald. “ Contestant!" whose pictures TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — arc appearing this week at Payment of big fees to attor­ Ben Franklin's are: neys handling a $135 million George Leahy Jr., seven Jacksonville Expressway au­ months, son of Mr. and Mrs. thority bond issue was ques­ George Leahy Sr., o f 2909 S. tioned today by State Sen. Park Ave., sponsored by Uio B. C. Pearce, East Palatka. Women's Breakfast Club. An abundant shower nf Jrnnlfrr Lynn Greene, six weeks, daughter of Mr. and manna fell upon Turkey in Mrs. Arthur S. Greene of 1881. 2404 Key Ave., sponsored by the Seminole ktemorial Hos­ pital Auxiliary. Sandra Lee Orwlg, 18 FROM A W ORLD OF months, daughter of Mr. and Fees Questioned 1 0 Cancer-Free Smoke Seen By Scientist PA LM B E A C H SHORES (U P I) — A cancer scientist says science m ay develop a chemical protection for cigar­ ette smokers against cancer. Dr. Charles Huggins, di­ rector of the Ben 5!ay Can­ cer Research Laboratory at the University o f Chicago, said tobacco smoke causes cancer. He said the cancercausing property in the smoke is the aromatic hydrocarbon compound, bcnxo apyrenc. He said compounds of the same chemical fam ily might neutralize its cancerous pow­ er in body chemistry and thus protect smokers. Dr. Huggins Sunday ad­ dressed the sixth annual seminar for science writers, sponsored by the American Cancer Society. “ Great Savings On Easy Terms** F IN E FU R N ITU R E M A TH ER of Sanford n ized rommunlit apparatu* In Cuba remained aloof from Castro's dru ggie againit Ba­ tista until late in 1058, just before the triumph o f the rev­ olution.) An armed forcea ministry communique Sunday told Cub­ ans fo r the first time, an army helicopter was hijacked last Thursday and flown to tha United States. The two de­ fecting crewmen requested U. K. asylum when they landed at Key W rit. 5 e 'P / l C f ) u u J h in t U. S. GYPSUM Texolite Q U A L IT Y * PA IN TS Our Garden Supply Center Is Headquarters For i Lawn Boy Power Mowers aJShKBAtr-Tv < Scott Fertilizer and Spreaders SANFORD Garden Hose • o Garden Tools The Sanford Herald S A V E ! T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF OUR • Early American • French Provincial • M o d r r n ^ ^ ^ r o fl CASH ’N C A R R Y FOLICIES N t of W A ** I Virginia Fetroski P . O. Box 1114 Senfwd Where con you tee tho new Skylark Sports Wagon? Right hero. Right now * bsttn biy lor yon. b A R G A »*S i from E A S Y TERM S Open Fri. N igh ts Phyllis Ragraitab Lum ber & Hardware Uha Mary 700 French A ve. Ph. 322-7121' FA 2-4254 i .hi �y> * .* t ,» * » ^ £ Seminole County Courthouse l i experiencing growing palm and about to "burat at the K a m a ." County Commission voted Tuesday to move the email claims court to the Masonic Building and take over that office in the courthouse as a “ Commission o ffic e ," for private meetings o f the Com* mission and for use by visit* ing agencies, such aa the atate auditor. • • • Chamber of Commerce's Charlie Morrison celebrated his 72nd birthday Tuesday. Says he is the same age as Jack Benny, give or lake. • • • Sanford Navy Base Stays W ith Approval Of Defense Dept. And White House Nod The Department o f Defense, with the knowledge o f the White House, today placed its stamp o f approval on continued operation of Sanford Naval A ir Station. Sen. Spessard Holland, in n telephoned mes­ sage to The Sanford Herald at 12:30 p.m., re­ ported the Navy expressed its desire to con­ tinue the base "since no other facility is capable o f carrying on the reconnaissance missions" o f Heavy Attack W ing One. The decision was reached this morning dur­ ing a conference in Senator Holland’s Washing­ ton office attended by State Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr., John Krider and Randall Chase, repre­ senting the Seminole County Chamber o f Com­ merce; Adm. John S. Thach, deputy chief o f naval operations for nir, and other high Navy officers; Senator Holland and representatives o f Sen. George Smathers and Rep. A. S. Hcrlong Jr. Scnntor Hollnnd telephoned The Herald at 10:30 a.m., saying tlint a "satisfactory answer" had been reached but thnt the Navy desired to rclense the information within an hour or so. It followed that the N avy sought and re­ ceived approval o f the Department o f Defense, with the knowledge o f the W hite House. Sena­ tor Holland said he was uninformed whether the matter had been brought to the personal atten­ tion o f President Johnson. The N avy’s news release at 12:30 p.m. to­ day reads as follows: "N a v y representatives met today with Senator Holland and representatives o f Senator Beware of a week from to­ day, next Wednesday. ’Tla April Fool’s Day. (Good golly, that meant one-fourth o f 1964 it history already.) . . . Herald reporter Bob Thom­ as l* beginning to learn the “ power of the p re tt." He'a been harping in hit newt column that the City Fathers should Improve West 13th Street. Approval for this pro­ ject was granted at Monday night’s City Commission meet­ ing. (M em o to Bob: Now pick out some other needed pro­ ject and “ go a fter" it.) • • • Although it has been in the public print any number of times that he it running for justice of the peace in Dis­ trict 6, Republican Charles E. Kern wants it known he It not a candidate for constable. (A Herald headline said to when Kern announced — and Kern hat demanded a retrac­ tion. Now he hat it.) • • • > ‘ > W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy, mild through Thursday; high todny 80-85; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 66 United Press Lensed W ire iw v a Hstablished l ‘J08 WED., MARCH 25, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A BRIEFS Webb Divorced LOS ANG ELES (U P I )- A c tor producer Jack Wcbb’a third wife, former beauty queen Jackie Loughcry, was granted a divorce Tuesday. BARTOW (U P I) with grand larceny and con­ spiracy to commit grand lar­ Released •A N D TH<! W A U 8 Ing, at First and Park and Homo 80 yearn old, la being demolished to Butko way fo r a muni­ cipal parking lot. Work­ men -Tuesday afternoon meant for a portion o f the second floor wall to full IN but something went wrong and It fell OUT, causing u roar, a dust cloud and tearing down a section o f the tin marquee. The entire job will t a k e two months. (Herald Photo) 8 Days to R egister For the Prim aries ILFO R D , England ( U P I ) — A lvl Gereeht, 62, owner o f a brassiere and girdle company, gladly paid $14 to transfer a license plate to his aew car. Ha aaid tha license plate— B R A 36— was in memory o f the vital statistic! o f a model be once knew named Maria. $t,000 bond 65, president of the 1-akc Shipp Fruit Co., of Winter Ha­ ven; William Hugh Thomp­ son, 33, Winter Haven, and Edward Leonard Cameron, 42, Aubuindale. They a n accused o f de­ frauding Universal Food Pro* ducts, Ir*., nf • ) Jikelaod, by tho fa lilh ea tlw o f records on actual weight o f truckloads of oranges delivered In the processing plant. County Solicitor Gordon MarCalla said the company ia estimated to have been short weighted by 15.000 to 20,000 boxes of oranges this season. Oranges have been bringing between $5 and $6 per box Apple Blossoms And Ladybird V , : Snow, Rain Hit Nation United Press Inlernstlonsl A spring storm which left up to 6 feet o f snow In the Rockies nnd floods In Cali­ fornia pushed into the Mid- Industrial Show Set April 23-25 west today, glazing highways from Oklahoma to Illinois, bringing heavy snow warn­ ings to four states and send­ ing thunderstorms grumbling into the Ohio Valley. Hazardous driving warn­ ings w ert up in sections of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois. Heavy snow warnings were {Misted for parts o f Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri. Up to 2 inches o f rain was forecast for flood • sodden southern Indiana. Know fell as far east as Michigan and there were thunderstorms deep into Dix­ ie. Behind the cold front, stretching from Texas to New England, temperatures dropped sharply-20 degrees in an hour in parta of Texas. Ih e Texas Panhandle had readings 12 degrees below frrexing. It was 2U below xero at Willston, N.D., early in the, day and 10 below at Billings, Mont. Second annual , Seminole County industrial show will be held April 23-26 at the San­ ford Civic Center, it was an­ nounced today by Scott Burns and Carl Schilkc, co-chairmen of the industrial committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The show will be co-ordinat­ ed with the Seminole County beauty contest, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce, and several other events. The event will be climaxed Saturday evening, April 26, with the presentation o f a Certificate of Appreciation to the industrialist who has con­ tributed tbe 'most to the de­ velopment of the area and with the finals in the beautyTO K Y O ( U P I ) — Two minor contest. There will be no admission earthquakes shook downtown charge and there will be door Tokyo buildings today but prizes and a free snack bar. caused no ii^uz^ei <ur Tokyo Shaken Parcel Post Rate tfurease • . •. ... . She’s Tfjps E D IT O R IA L Cecils COM M ENT Welcome Mets! A t Sanford's Municipal Stadium thin morn­ ing mime 60 young banclmll players and a hont o f officiula opened Spring training activities for tho eastern section o f the New York Met farm system. Sanford is particularly planned to have the Mots here and to utilize our facilities tin they pre­ pare for tho summer baseball campaign. We are exceptionally pleased to hove Will Matthews, Joe McDonald, Ernie White, Sheriff Robinson, W alter Millies and Lloyd Gearhart. All o f these are former baseball players whose names are more likely to be familiar to more o f tho "old tim ers" than perhaps some o f younger fans. The Herald Joins with the city and county commissions, the Seminole Chamber o f Com­ merce, the Sanford Chamber o f C-ommercc, the Sanford-Scminole JayCees, a host o f other civic organizations and our merchants in welcoming each and every member o f the Met organization to Sanford. We will endeavor to make your training period here memorable, enjoyable and profitable to you during the forthcoming baseball season. In other words, welcome! We’re delighted ,ve youl 'State Action Asked In 3 Florida Towns T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — Heard Negro leaders called on Gov. today reminded resident! o f Karris Bryant todny fo r “ state Sanford that an effective date urtlon” in connection with a breakdown o f race relations of April 1 has been set for a in Jacksonville, St. Augustine new domeatle parrel post rate and Ocala. Increase. The governor apparently The parrel past Inrrense, ap­ made it cleur he would stay proved recently by the Inter­ out of such mutters unless lo­ state Commerce Commission cal law and order break! down and state assistance is re­ and averaging about 13 per quested by local authorities. rent, is expected to yield about Governor B r y a n t insisted $76.4 million annually. that his meeting with Field Catalogue rates will Ik- In­ Hecrctury Robert Saunders of creased approximately 13 per Tampa and other N A A C P rent and will produre added leaders bo closed to newsmen. revenue o f about $2 4 million And he refused to meet with newsmen afterwards to djsif 1962 volume is mslntalned. cuss it. The higher rate* do not a f­ Saunders and the others fect air parrel post or Interna­ said the meeting was “ cor­ tional parcel post. dial," and although the gov­ Miss Heard said she has ernor mude no promises “ I got been adviser! by Postmaster the impressiun that he would General John A . Gronouskl intervene if loenl law and or­ that the decision of the ICC der breaks down." The meeting was held prin­ will assist the Post Office De­ partment In carrying out Ha cipally to discuss plans for an objective of reducing Uie drain integrated civil rights march on tho Federal Treusury by on Tallahassee Friday. But $100 million. The last parcel the tense situation in Jack­ Itost increase was on Feb. 1, sonville, where one woman ha* Postmaster W ASH ING TO N (U P I ) — Mrs. Lyndon R. Johnson will attend tin- Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 • t Winchester, Vn., the White House announrrd today. The Johnson*’ 16-year-old daughter l.uci will lie festival queen and will attend all of Chickens valued at $30 were tile festival eeremoniei from spoiled when thieves pulled April 2'J through May 2. wires from a cooling unit at the T ip Top Supermarket, 1100 West 13th Street, Tues­ day night. Police said nothing Mary Swigonskl, a junior at wus stolen. Seminole High School, wna in­ A thief cut himself when he advertantly listrd a* an honor broke a glass window o f a car student in u report given by owned by John N e ff, Dallas, school officials and printed in Tex., at the Capri Restaurant The Herald Tuesday Mis* Tuesday evening. Police found Hwigonxki is, in fart, one o f blood on the car. Cigarettes three juniors who achieved a 1060. and a flashlight were taken straight " A " average during To illustrate the effect of from the glove compartment. the marking period. the new rules here, the post­ master noted that a six-pound parrel—which is the averugo weight— fur local area deliv­ ery will cost 87 cents Instead o f 32 rents. Other applicable rates inuy be obtained from local post offices. Wire Pullers Spoil Chicken Copter Crashes BRA 36 Just A Fond Memory on each were Walter A. Smith, Citrus Fight Homeowners who have not filed fo r homestead exemption were warned today by Mary Earle Walker, county tax as­ sessor, that tha deadline is A pril 1. Mrs. W alker aaid that ap­ plications are "coming in slow” and that she expects 2,000 new filings by the last day, April 1. She emphasized that April | ia the deadline, not the entire month o f April. N ew homeowners applying fo r exemption should bring in their deeds or contracts and their 1064 automobile license tag registrations. H IL L W ADE, nil-pro quarterback o f the world champion Chicago Beam, gotn n untile from Lyman football coach, Dick Copeland, and Seminole County School Superintendent R. T. Milwce, when the former all-Ameri­ can at Vanderbilt Haiti that o f all the money hla father spent on his edu­ cation all he got was a "quarter-hack". Wado wan the principal speaker Tuesday night nt Lyman High's nil sports-banquet. (Herald Photo) ceny. Still No Word Deadline Near On Exemptions Three dealer, were charged Tuesday Probe Near End- SAIGON, South Viet Nam (U P I )—A U. S. Arm y heli­ copter with five Americans and a Vietnamese observer aboard crashed while support­ ing a aupply mission in Quant Tin Province north of Saigon, a U. S. military apokesman said today. — men, one a prominent citrus No Color Line Annual pre-Easter Ladles Day Coffee Club will meet at G A IN E SV ILLE (U P I) — 10 Thursday morning at the F e d e r a l aviation officials Chamber of Commerce. were expected to conclude A • • their probo today of an air Demolition of the Palms taxi crash here last month Hotel and the Woodruff Build which killed 10 persons. ing continues. Roof nearly off and windows gone from the hotel. Interior walls about B E R LIN ( U P I ) - U . S. offi­ gone and part o f the roof o ff cials still had no word from the Woodruff Building. (Head' the Russians today on the line should read: “ Larry V e r whereabouts of two American nhel's Dream Comes T ru e!" fliers whose imminent release Remember all those "C lock " from East Germany was an­ blurbs?) nounced three days ago. • • • The local polticlans really are pounding the sidewalks AUBURND ALE (U P I )- T h e Last night's mail at home brought a letter from one general manager of the Flor­ candidate that he would be ida Citrus Commission urged tight Tuesday around “ to visit" shortly. a die-hard Won't do him any good in the against lowering of U. S. im ­ prim ary . . . we are of the port tariffs and also drummed opposite political faith. But, on Florida's “ O.J.—the real on the other hand, If he sur thing." NO. 154 3 Charged In Citrus Weight Fraud Case ... Police Duty O N LY Smathers to appear before the Senate appropri­ ations committee in support o f the N avy’s re­ quest for n $6.5 million appropriation for exten­ sion o f the north-south runway and some build­ ing. He indicated thnt with his and Smathers* support expressed to the committee tho Navy will renew its appropriation request. The Navy some weeks ngo withdrew the request from the House appropriations committee in view o f Pre­ sident Johnson’s economy move. Cleveland, Krider and Chase concluded tho long distance telephoned report by praising Senator Hollnnd for spearheading the move to set up this morning’s conference and indicated it was his "enthusiastic support for SNAS and the proposed runway extension" that aided the Navy in its decision. fe n tlfr Zip Code 32771 M IAM I (U P I ) — The Dade County M e t r o Commission Tuesday banned racial dis­ T o the many, many inquir­ crimination by companies do­ ers about the future o f San­ ing business in the county. ford Naval A ir Station: Semi­ nole County leaders, top Navy officers and our representa­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I ) tives in Congress are bending The commander of the United every effort to obtain the Nations troops in Cyprus said rash to expand the facility . . today his international peace so it appears they are con­ force will begin police duty by fident it will continue. the end o f the week. • • • vivea the primary we’ll vote fo r him in November. That’s a promise. • • • County Commission forward ed a 'letter o f condolence to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy at tbe death o f the late P resl dent. Commission received a card from Mrs. Kennedy Tuesday. • • • All Democratic candidates fo r county offices have been invited to a chicken pilau dinner and will be introduced at 7 p. m. Saturday at the Am erican Legion Hut on Highway 17-92. • • • Many of our Sanfordites are again looking forward to the Good Friday service, sponsored by the Ministerial Association to be held again this year at First Presbyter­ ian Church. Starting at noon! there will be seven half-hour periods (with five-minute In­ termissions) on the theme of Christ’s seven last words. Special messages, apecial mu­ sic, s p e c i a l re-dedication make this a vital part of Holy Week. Smathers and Congressman Herlong to discuss the future use o f Sanford Naval A ir Station and a recent study whether the functions o f SNAS could be consolidated with N A S Cecil Field (nt Jacksonville.) “ It has been concluded it would not be feasi­ ble to make such a consolidation now. A t the present there are no other facilities known to the Navy where SNAS functions could be relo­ cated. " I t is, therefore, planned to continue San­ ford Naval A ir Station in its present role." Senator Hollnnd said there is "100 per cent positive support for the continuation o f Sanford Naval A ir Station as it now functions and as plnnned for the future." The Senator added that tho next step re­ quested by the Navy will be for him and Senator Bryant To Dine With Trumans K E Y WEST (U P I) - Form­ e r President Harry S. Tru­ man, his family and Gov. Farris Bryant were scheduled to gather here today for a dinner party tonight. Bryant was to meet with NAACP officials at Tailsb a ilee early today and then fly here via Miami for the dinner at the home of State Sen. John Spottswood of Key West. The Truman's, including Mrs. Truman, daughter Mar­ garet, and bar husband, Clif­ ton Daniel, and their two children, were to arrive here from Duck Key, their vaca­ tion headquarters In the Fiends Keys. been killed and several per­ sons Injured In tho past two days, occupied most o f ders. Saunders, who spoke fo r the group, said the N A A C P 's only recourse In Jacksonville muy he to the courts. He said lend­ ers had under atudy a possible law suit challenging Mayor Haydon Burn*' ban on demon­ strations. Discussing Jacksonville, an­ other of tha dalcgntion, W il­ liam Tunstall, Tampa, said "the governor feels the pres­ ent posture o f Jacksonville docs not warrant extremo ac­ tion.” He and Saunders said tho governor told them he is in constant touch with Duval Sheriff Dale Carson and has been assured that luw and or­ der has not broken down in Jacksonville. Saunders said when he com­ plained about Mayor Burns, who Is a ramlldnto fo r gov­ ernor, Ilryant commented thnt he did not want to inject him­ self Into the governor’s race. FRID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L ! FISH FRY A L L YO U C A N E A T — A D U LTS the discussion, according to Saun­ CH ILD REN 12 OR UNDER Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries linked Deans Grits Hunh Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated By Maxine A Bob Hancock liw y . 17-91 So. 8 saford Ph. F A 2-SMS * �4 I ‘r Urges Policy Shift On U. S. Asked To Drop 'Myths' I •' l w WASHINGTON ( U P !) — Sen. J. WUUim Pulbright, DArk., called today for a new U< 8. look at policies toward Cuba, Panama and Viet Nam. H i said the American people should abandon "m yth s" for "realities" in their approach to the cold war. Pulbright, chairman o f the S e n a t e Foreign Relations Committee, said the United States should negotiate revis­ ions in the Canal Zone treaty with Panama "even though a commitment to revise the treaty may be widely criticis­ ed at home." He also said the time had coma to lecognlie that Fidel Castro's Communist regime In Cuba is bare to stay indefi­ nitely as a "distasteful nuis­ ance but not an Intolerable danger." Although Pulbright appear­ ed to be bucking tha adminis­ tration line on the two Latin American hot spots, he re­ jected proposals for neutrali­ sation of South Viet Nam. In Viet Nam, ha laid, tha "only two realistic options" are expanding the w ar to Communlst-beld territory or giving heavier support for the South Vietnamese regime. Ho favored the latter couth, which is current administra­ tion announced policy. Fulbright'i vlewa were con­ tained in a major foreign pol­ icy speech prepared for Sen­ ate delivery. Tha address ap­ peared almost certain to touch o ff repercussions in many quarters. He said the U. S. failure to Legal Notice l ‘v Danfort Page 2 — March 25, 1964 •rralb persusds Allies from trading with the Communist bloe was s good rssson for "rslsxing our own restrictions.” But, be added, "there Is a better one —tho potential valut o f trade, a moderate volume of trade in non-atrategie items, ss an in­ strument for reducing world tensions and strengthening the foundations of peace." Pulbright said the Johnson administration should seek to end tha Panama dispute by "stating positively and clear/ ly that It Is prepared to nego­ tiate revisions in the canal treaty and to submit such changes aa are made to tha Senate." Ha found "no weakness or dishonor" in such a position and said it would be "entirely proper and necessary for the United States to take tha ini­ tiative in proposing new ar­ rangements that would re­ dress some of Panama's grievance against tha treaty aa it bow stands." Pulbright said tho Vtetnam•so situation "poses a press­ ing need for a re-evaluation of American policy." But ba said ha could not sea bow negotiation for a pos­ sible neutral nation would help, leaving as "realistic oplions" only expansion o f the war "In one way or another" o r " a renewed effort to bol­ ster the capacity o f tha South Vietnamese to prosecute tbo war aucceaifully on Its pres­ ent scale." In any caaa, ba said, tbo United States must "m eat its obligations and fulfill its com­ mitments with respect to Vlot N am ." NOT!CSS VSTOBSI FICTITIOUS WAMSS LAW NOTICE ta HEREBY d IT ­ EM that tti* un4*r»lan*a l e ­ aking to enrage In bnelntae at ganferl. Seminole Counts. Florida, under the name of Fedtral State Market R A H I.AUNnCItAHA at t i l W ait STth Street. Sanford. Nows Servico Florida, Intend te register the Saaford name name with the Olerk of the Circuit Court et Seminole Shipping point Information Cfbnty,- Florida. foV March t i A ll salts • John H. Loechelt Rue B. Loechelt F . O. B. Precooling charges HUTCHISON AND LBVTUBR extra unless otherwise stat­ Kdwarda Building ed! Poet Office Drawer X Hanford, Florida SANFOBD-OVIBDO Attornajre for Ownere ZELLW O O D D IS TR IC T! IMMIah Mar. I. IS, IS. SI, l t l t C l) IM S Cloudy and mild. Cabbagei demand fair, mar­ AIIVr.UTISSCMnNT STIR RIDS The Board of Publlo tnetruo- ket steady. Domestic round tlon for Seminole Countr, Florida will rooolve bid* for typo, 1% bo. crates, medium tho furnlahlng of all labor, ta large alas, fl.3 5 to $1S5| material!, equipment and eer- 60 lb. sacks, $1 to 91.10, oc­ vlcee required tor the eenetruecasional high as 91.18, fair Sion of OVSHSMS SUMS SCHOOL Ad- condition low as BO cental dltleae, Seminole C o u n t r Florida, condoling ef a two- Rod type, 1% bu. crate*, elaeeroom addition) and medium to large, 9*> small CHOOMB ACADEMY AdSS. liana, Stmlnola Counts, Flor­ else, f t . 60. Savoy type, in­ ida. ronilallng o f n Hullo sufficient supplies to quots. Building, and mlacallenaoua) Carrotai demand good, mar­ and S.AKSS HART ELKHRRTARY ket steady, Baeks, 48-1 lb., SCHOOL A id 11loan. Samlnola film bags, medium to largo, Counts. Florida, eoaeletlag o f thrto-olaaoTooa and Lib- 91.10. 60 lbs. loose, large, rarr Addition. 11.26. Ont bid for tho eomblntd Celeryi demand fair, mar­ projecle ehalt bo aubmlttod and will bo rocolvod until Site ket weaker. 19 In. crates. p m , Thuredar, April I, ISIS, at tho Sohool Administration Paecal typo, 1-3 M do*., 91.60. Building, Commarelal atreoi, M dot., 98.711 6-S do*.. 94| gtnford, Florida, at whloh hearts, 84 count, orates, film timo and ptaea tha bids will ho pnblletjr oponod aad road wrapped, 94.76. aloud. CM nett cabbage. 14 in. Cuntraot documents oonelet • f three oeta of piano and ana crates, wrapped, 91.76. set of apeclfloatlona. Drawing* Endivei demand moderate, and epenlfleatloni mar ha ontamed for the threo project* market steady. 1 1/8 bu. hr depoeltlag lte.ee with the crates, 91-86. Architect, John A. Burton IV, Eecarolai demand moderate, Fourth Floor, Benford Atlan­ tia Itenk Building, Sanford, market steady. 1 l'B bu. Florida, for tha firet »*t of crate*, 91. documente obtained. Such deLsttucai offerings limited, poalt will he refunded In full te etch pereon who returne demand exceeds available sup­ the documente In food condi­ tion within 1! dare after the ply on beat offerings. Leaf bid opening; with esceptloa et type, 24 quart baakate, 91.76; noted beluw. Additional aell Rom tine typo, i 1/0 bu. m*r bo obtained at Ih* coat crates, occasions! 92; other of sss.no for all nrojec which I* half refundable. Oen- typos, insufficient supplies to erel Contractors eecurlng do­ cument* end net eubmitting quote. propoxl thell he refunded oneOnions, green: d e m a n d half the depoell upon return » f documente In good condi­ •low, market dull. Crate*, 9 tion. do*, bunch**, 92.70. A certified check or hank P a n la yi demand fair, mar­ * draft, parable to the Beard of public Inetruetlon tor Semi ket steady. Crate*, 6 dot. not* Coiiaty, Florida; U. a. bunches, 91.76. llovernment Bonds, or a sat Radishes i demand good, lafaciorr hid bond atoeutod br the bidder and acceptable sure- market steady. Film bags, lira In an aptounl equal (o fit * pre cent of Ih* bid ahall Red varieties, 90-6 os., 911 be eubmltted With each bid. White variety, 34-8 os., 91-60. The eucceeeful bidder will Turnips: 60 lb. sacks, top­ be required la furnleh and par for oallefaetorr performance ped and washed, 91.3&. and parmeat bond or bond*. Parsnips and spinach: In­ Attention la rallod to the fact that not let* then Ih* Hln sufficient supplies to quote. Imum aalarlee and wages at M ASTINU S F LO R ID A •et term la tha apecltieAUsas D IS T R IC T : giuat be paid pa this project. The Hoard * f Publlo Inotruc. Partly cloudy and mild. Hon lor Seminole County, Cabbag* l demand alow, Florida, reeerroa Ih* right to taj.< t any and/or all bids or market barely steady. Domes­ til waive any Informalities In Ilia bidding. No bid shall l>* tic round typo, I N bu. crates, withdrawn for a period of medium to large, |!.40, few, flftoen IIS) day* subsequent to ih* eptolng et bide with­ 91-Mj 60 lb. aaaks, 91 ta aeeaaleaal high at out’ the vonaont *1 the Board. i l . I l e J. D. W JllallT. Jit. 91J9, fa ir condition, SO cents; Chairmen, Board of Pub* I re Inetruetlon for Semi Bad and ia v a y type*, Insuf­ not* Ceuhtn Florid* ficient suppUaa to quote. St. T, MUwe* Remldola Ceanir Superlateadeal of Path* Uetrneiida I Tha M iltop l i d a shall Ilka Ha-Oflislo Secretary la tha ltn*r<J pf Publle loelrurilou an oyaier and has aa many at I-ubilalt Mar. 1*. IS, IS. ISIS 180 brilbl-blus oyat. uya-*». . V EG ET A B LE REPORT i dtjr V F W POST 8207 Ja preparing for a big rummage dale to be held April 3-4 in Fern Plazs. Marking items are, le ft to right, Commander Robert March, Ralph Moore, John McManus and Tracy Estes. (Herald Photo) E IG H T BOYS o f the South Seminole C A P Cadet Squadron met last Satur­ day to paint tha exterior o f North Orlando's Civic Building in the Recrea­ tion Area. Within the next two weeka the boys will return to paint the interior. (Herald Photo) CAP Boys Perform Defense Tactics Commimity Service At Hoffa Trial Under Probe By Darts Dean work last Saturday under dir­ Civic ection o f 1/Lt Jack O'Don­ nell and WO Dave Tllaon, with Building Is (porting a new F ir* Chief Bill Hahn super­ coat o f soft blue paint after vising tha actual painting. right members o( the South Donation of tha paint was Seminole Cadet Squadron, arranged by Malvln Campbell. The North Orlando Civil A ir Petrol, undertook tho Boys reporting for duty in­ cluded Tom O'Donnell, Barry EUer, Henry Keola, James Leonard, Ronnie Kaola, Billy Retler, James O'Donnell and Ivan Rakyta. Within tha next two weeks the group will return to pslnt HOUSTON (U P !) - Newly- the interior of the building a soft rose color. wed Clyde Nathan William* of In addition to this subject Houston used a Bible quota­ the CAP Squsdroo has install­ tion Tuesday to bo excused ed SS tables and chairs in from a weak of jury duty. the building for use by all Tbo quotation, from Duster- residents of the community who owe these boys and their ocx) my 14:8; "W hoa a man hath taken a leaders a vole of appreciation. new wile, ha ahall not go out to war, neither shall ha ba charged with any builnasi; but ho ahall bo free at home one year and ahall cheer up his w ife which he hath tak- Bible Quotation Gets Him Off Ernest C. Baer Dies At Hospital Judge Arnold Krichamor Ernsit Conroy Baer, 67, o f checked the passage in tha 1806 Normandy Boulevard, Bible and sent Williams home Deltona, died Tuesday at te his wife. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Survivor* are his w lfs, Mrs. Elms Barr o f Daltons; sons, Gordon E. o f Arlington Heights, I I I , Iluatall O. o f NEW YORK (U P 1 ) — West Chicago, Robert K. o f Two practical noodle ma­ Calumet Park, III. and Rich­ chine# ware aant ta Algeria ard SI. o f Dekalb, III.; daugh­ te halp supplement tha diet ter, Mra. Audrey B. Panso f workers engaged In tho naugh o f Columbus, Ohio; church-supported raforcatatlon brother, Robert E. o f Chic­ program in that country, ac­ ago; sister, Mrs. Eva Gelr o f cording to Tbo Rallgtou* Oak Park, III. and 16 grand* rhlldran. Nawsweokly. Funeral oarvieaa w ill ba Tho maehlnas ware conalgntd to tha Christian Com­ conducted at 3 p m. Thursday mittee fo r Service in Algeria at Gramkow Funeral Home by Church World Servlet, in Sanford with Rev. A . C. tha rehabilitation agency o f Summers o f DaBary officiat­ tha National Council o f ing. Burial w ill ba in DaLsnd Memorial Gardena. Churches. Noodle Machines Sent To A lgeria PRIK LENGTHENED WATKINS GLKN, N. Y. (UPI) — Tha Grand Prla of tha United States this yoar was lengthened 88 mllos ta a total of 968 mllaa to aaaura a minimum duration of two hours. Ill JO IN JCL'AC N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — T V Eastern Collegiate Athletic Ceafarwaaa, tha largest col­ legiate athlatia confers m o la t V U, B-« was algan ltaj In 1838. CHATTANOOGA, T i n g . (U P I)—A close aide to Atty. Gen. Robert P. Kennedy hai returned here for a federal probe Into defense . tactics during tha Jury tampering trial o f Teamsters Prasldant Jamas R. Hoffa. Walter Sheridan, a special consultant to Kennedy, arriv­ ed as tha government began setting up offices again near the federal courtroom where Hoffa was sentenced to eight years in prison and $10,000 fine earlier this month. Three others convicted with Hoffa on charges of tamper­ ing with jurors during tha union leader's 1863 conspiracy trial in Nashville, received three year sentences. Hoffa and two codsfsndants have begun appeals. Pederal Judge Prank W il­ son, who presided over the marathon trial here, Is ex ­ pected to charge a federal grand jury conducting the new probe Thursday. At least one subpoena — for wiretap expert Bernard Spindsl who helped Hoffa during the trial—has been Issued. Cooking Coroner W ins T itle RICHLAND, Wash. ( U P D Benton County Coroner Dr. T. J. Albertowirx won the state championship in a cooking contest sponsored by tba r o ­ tate Chip Institute. His "chipped stroganoff su­ prem e" — hamburger topped with dumplings and potato chips—made him tba second member of tha fam ily to bo. come a slate cooking tltUst His wile won a state contest for bar banana split csko two y ea n ago. Fine Variety Of Easter Foods On Market Ladybird May Be Vote Getter WASHINGTON (U P I) Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson was back at the White House to­ day after a triple-threat forway into Alabama where she learned about space, renewed frlendshlpi with kinfolk and probably won votei for her husband. The First Lady spent Tues­ day in a round o f activities at tha Marshall Space Plight Center in Huntsville, Ala., flying baek to Washington, aha summed it up as " a won­ derful day with every mo­ ment filled with new learning and old friends." She promised to give a de- Odham Blasts Holland For Filibuster M IA M I, (U P I ) — J. Bratlay Odham lathed out at his Democratic rival, Sen. Speaaard L. Holland, Tuesday, fo r taking part in tha filibuster •gainst tha civO rights bill in Washington. Odham, who waa hare to kick o ff his Dada County cam­ paign fo r Holland's seat, charged that both Holland and San. Gaorga A . Smathars, D-Pla., era helping destroy Democratic procasaas. "Th ey are helping to thwart tha Demoratlc progress," ha charged. "Th ey era helping to prevent democracy fo r work­ in g." Odham said ho has soma reaarvaUoni about parte o f tha bill, but i f it ware a ques­ tion o f voting fo r all o f it or non*, ha would vote fo r i t Odham announced ho would strike hard at Holland's con­ servative "Republican voting record." Ha described himself as a "Ktnnady-Johnson Dem­ ocrat." Odham,' o f Oklandb 'a n * form erly o f Sanford, also challenged Holland to meat him in a public debate o f tha issues. tailed report to the President who has an intense Interest in the Mtlon's project to send a manned spacecraft to the moon. Mra. Johnson eagerly watch­ ed the test-firing of tba first stage o f a Saturn 1, the roc­ ket to be used In the moon voyage. jjhc called it "fa n ­ tastic." The First Lady was invited to tha space center to inspect the development o f the Apol­ lo moon project, the impact of tho space program on the South and tha role of women in this highly technical field. She said she was "deeply im ­ pressed." Her Alabama trip went off Ilka clockwork. She rounded up 68 "kissing cousins" for a lunch at the space center. She also won the hearts o f Ala­ bamians by constantly refer­ ring to their state aa her childhood and "second" home. She made speeches, smiled, showed untiring interest and shook hands with hundreds of Alabama women leaders at a reception. Mrs. Johnson is looking forward to a few d a y i' relax­ ation over Easter at tha LBJ ranch at Johnson City, Tex. She is to receive an honorary doctor o f law degree at Texas Women's University at Den­ ton next Tuesday. H er daughters Lynda Bird, 20, and Lucl Balnees, 16, will bo hostesses at tha annual Eaater Monday e g g roll on tha White House lawn while their parents are in Texas. Water Testing Demonstrated Jaycee Wives Lead Contest Jaycoo Wives war* leading in tba Baby of tho Y oa r Cooteat as tho first weak of tba contest ended last Saturday. Tbo group bad collected 9U.64 at a penny a vote. Pictures of tho entries are posted in throe Saaford store* —Touchtoo*, Roumlllrt * Andaraoos and Baa Franklin'* 8 * 10 Store. Voter* register ooa vote for each penny given. Proceeds from tho drive will bo used to further tba work of the Little Red Scboolhouse which aids exceptional children in the area. Standings o f other groups in the contest are listed as: Pilot Club, SHS Future Farmers of America, A m eri­ can Legion, Women's Auxili­ ary of Seminole Memorial Hospital, Women's Auxiliary o f Samlnola County Medical Association. T V contest is to last throe weeks with tha baby pictures rotated in the three estab­ lishments. Demonstrations o f water testing methods were given Tuesday night at a Water Systems Clinic held at tha Homs Demonstration Center. About 60 attended. The program was conducted by Caca A. Tucker, county agriculture agent. Ha noted many families with thalr own water syitem have poor water quality problems and do not realise i t Tucker introduced A. M. Pettis, extension service as­ sociate agricultural engineer, who discussed tba importance o f running water. A film , "W ater Quality Con­ trol," was shown and waa fol­ lowed by a briefing on testing water for drinking purposes. This was conducted by M. J. Corbett, Unitarian, Samlnola County Health Department. Types o f pumps w tr * described by John McCormick, engineer for Myare Pump Company o f Graan C o v # Springs. Water problsams in tha home wars explained by Myrtle C. Wilson, Samlnola County Homs Demanttration agent. Tucker discussed w a t e r problems around tha home. H. 8. Pringle, with the Fed­ eral Extension Service in Waihlngton, answered quer­ ies on a national project on water purification. Causes o f minerals in wa­ ter, rcm ovlnf them and treat­ ment war* outlined by Ro­ bert C. Cranmer o f tha N a­ tional W a t e r Purification Foundation of Atlanta, Ga. M«u| fatten PA IN TS DISCO U NT ON A N A T IO N A L B R A N D P A IN T WASHINGTON There is a fine (U P I) variety o! - fruits, vegetables, and meat ® for those Easter dinners. In addition to the traditional Easter ham, there are plenty o f eggs, dairy products, and vegetables. Meat shoppers will find a wide variety of abundance at MRS. JOS. M A T H IE U X Geneva Woman To Report For Area Mrs. Joseph E. (E lls s V th ) Methleux, n resident of Gen­ eva since 1846, V s agreed to represent The Herald aa cor­ respondent - reporter in her area. their local markets for East­ er or Passover. Beef ribs, a turkeys, and canned and imoked hams will V the fea­ tured items. Best vegetable buys will In­ clude beans, beets, broccoli, broccoli rabe, cabbage, car­ rots, chives, green onion, mis­ cellaneous greens, Iceberg let­ tuce, horseradish, New York onions, psrsnips, celeriac, small size peppers, radishes, 9 leeks, spinach, turnips, ruta­ bagas, endive, and escarol*. Top fruit values will V loose pack applaa, honeydaws, , rhubarb, small and medium size California naval oranges, Florida grapefruit, and or­ anges. „ * Eggs and dairy products, now seasonally abundant, continue as good buys. 9 Clams, fillets, halibut, scal­ lops, smelt, and oysters are t V weekend’s best fish buys. The Mathieux' need no In­ troduction to Seminola Coun­ ty. He la County 8ehool A rt Supervisor and she is wellknown as a vocal soloist and n* a floral designer with Mona’s Flower and G ift Shop. They era member* o f tha Gen­ eva Baptist Church, of the Sonford-Sentinole A r t Associ­ ation and o f the Geneva His­ torical and Genealogical So­ ciety where ahe la Courtesy and Necrology chairman and ha is chairman o f the Ceme­ tery Committee. They have two children and three grand­ children. Residents o f tha GenevaLake Harney area are Invited to submit item* o f news inter­ est by contacting Mrs. MathMARCH 84 leux a fter 7 p. m. at her home Admissions or by telephone, 340-4824. Curtis H all Sr., Bernice Mc­ Gill, Donita Wynn, Anna Bev­ erly, M ary A. Eplin, Alberta Jones, Ira Jackson Jr., all o f Sanford; Vassar T. Morton, DeBary; Billy Joe Harbuch, Lake Monroe; Dale Alexan­ der, Lake M ary Discharges LONDON (U P I) — Monroe C. Babcock, an American ben Jimmy Altman, H a iel Field, expert, u ld Tuesday if your Nathalie Schnitxler, Demetra chickens aren't laying eggs, Matula, Bernice J a c o b * , they may need a little loving. Alyce X. Cameron, E ith er Discussing a strain o f V n Spivey, Beatrice Rivers, Mra. named for him—U>e Babcock Joyce Drew and baby girl, B-30O— which was Introduced Vince Edward Byrd, Eliza­ in Britain a new months ago, beth Schooley, Dorothy Modtin, all o f Sanford; Batty StarV u id : Ethel Guyett,Geneva; "These birds are showing rvtt, feat they love people. What Christina Stanton, Deltona; la more, they particularly lava Elizabeth Weston, DaBary people who love t V m ." And they will respond by laying more e g p , Bibcock wrote In a technical pamphlet for British egg farmers. Hospital Notes Chickens Also Need Loving GLOUCESTER, E n glan d,(U P I) — Henry B ly tV , aa in­ dependent Conservative can­ didate in t V borough elec­ tions in May, said Tuesday V Is going to hypnotize people into voting for him. " I am touring the ward with a van with huge photo­ graphs of myself with (taring eyes," Blythe said. " I tell people to look Intent­ ly at the eyes in t V picture. 1 am quite serious and I think I ahall V successful." i r u T e b a 9 99 'The Elms', LBJ's Home, Is Sold Candidate To Hypnotize 'Em a a m W ASHINGTON (U P I ) "T h e E lm s," President John- t j son's palatial Waahlagtoo horn*, has been sold to a millionaire Miami lndustral1st, the Washington Poet said today. T V newspaper identified tho buyer aa Luther B. Smith, board chairman o f A erodes Oorp., an angle* overtoil Arm , and prasldant of L. B. Smith, Inc., a V a v y cooatnictioa # equipment company. T V sale price waa said to V in tho neighborhood of 8200,000. T V Johnsons originally pur­ chased the home from famed Washington hostess Perl* Mas­ ts. p e r . a LAWN SPRINKLERS L A D JU 8TAILI WAVE AaelllaSaa UKMIVlVIi |>vV1 IIBVwyt PW* tie cav*r*e* at rattsaauiar shape* up to ss a « It, Ma­ Af / M lt*. 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March 25, 1964 — Page 8 DeBary Post Easter Seal Campaign Aids Local Children Celebrates Birthday The annual Eaater Seal Drive now under way by the Crippled Children's Society nu.kc-a it posaible for hand!rapped children in Seminole County to attend Forrest Park School in Orlando fo r studies and treatment which are not available here. The Society contributes a thousand dollars a year toward the school which charges no tuition and depends par­ tially on the support o f the crippled children's societies and other civic and fraternal groups. Twenty-two Seminole Coun­ ty c h i l d r e n are receiving training at Forrest Park this year from ages 3-17 including out-patients. F o u r t e e n o f these are transported by the county school board and sis, who live near the county line, are riding Orange County buses. There are in, all, betwren 130-150 pupils attending the school plus 28 out-patients In s p e e c h therapy. Academic courses ara taught in conjunc­ tion with physical, occupation­ al and speech therapy. Some o f the disabilities suf­ fered by students at the school Include cerebral palsy, polio, spinal bifida, hydrocephalus, muscular dystrophy, arthritis, congenital heart, epilepsy, and blindness. Wiliam Cooper Mathews is piincipal o f the school and professional personnel i n eludes three full time and two port time physical therapists; tw o occupational therapists with one certified assistant; two full tims speech thera­ pists and one on part time; nine teachers and six teacher's •ides. In addition to these there era fifty volunteers each g iv ­ ing one morning • week at the school. Twenty-eight per cent o f the meals served in the cafe­ teria are given free. The school also is open for • six weeks summer enrich­ ment program which offers swimming and arts and crafts In addition to the needed ther•r!e »« Forrest Park School was or­ ganised in 1048 and has been at its present location on Sil­ ver Star Road since 1050. It Is doing an Invaluable service fo r handicapped youngsters by preparing them fo r hap­ pier, more naeful lives. 1 M Y T H iM S fc ir H O M i Children's Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled In North Orlando Area Group In Show 3" BIG’ DAYS...Thursday, Friday & Saturday ONLY ISHOPHU 9 Blackwalls, Whitewalls, Nylons, Rayons, Tubeless or Tube-Type A L L S IZ E S AND T Y P E S O NE LO W Did you habits? ever observe people’s buying Notice them sometime when P R IC E For Backs, Cadillacs, Chevrolet*, Chrysfar* Da Dodpg, Ed*** Ford*, Lincoln*, T-fiirdi Hattons, Nash. OMstnobOes, Packard* Ptymoatk* Pontine*, Studobakiff You Can Always Spot a W ise Shopper GUARANTEED DELUXE CHAMPION N EW T R EA D S REREADS OH SOUND TOE BODIES OR ON V0UB TIRES T. G. Lee is such a name. Wise shoppers have learned that the T. G. I.ee trademark you're In n store or supermsrket. Some means highest quality, will pick up whatever brand is plsced be­ flavor. N ot just today, but every day . . . fore them. Others sre more discerning; year after year. It has been that way they’ve learned that some brand names since 1925. It’s a brand that’s worth going mean greater quality. out o f your way to get. O U R R ETR EADS CA R R Y A 12-M O N TH R OAD H AZA R D G U A R A N TEE! freshness, and m M a a a iB B a M * Tircrtone double guarantee i Otar r a tr a o d a , Id e n t ifie d b y M e d a llio n a n d m a r k , c a r r y t h is D O U B L E G U A R A N T E E D 1 u rg rim e o u a r a n t e s a r o a d h a z a r d o u a r a n t c c lM a r l* a d J a t p b l m a l nm l lu n n k Imrvyd m pabsHl U R ilM iR Always Reach for T. G. Lee The Best Milk in Any Case! 1 miinuaUfmI lu twydajr s a s K s a s s ir s r <— i e » « 4 H n * , i in * M » 6 M m ^ n a o x n . niw l o t i No Down Paym ent. i with Your Trade-in T ir e j A L L Olivo e x p £ R t W HEEL A L IG N M E N T W HEEL BA LAN CE 3 S E R V IC E S A D J U S T M E N T CAR s e r v LOOK FOR the T. G. Lee trademark when job buy, or call fo r home delivery. Telephone 322-5668 Chapel Service ” icE ..* »« ..... ....... .. maraiartunr'a aiwdAratiofM. Parti •sirs, if needed. i A Maundy Thursday Com! munion Service w ill be held at 7:30 p. m. at Bear Lake Meth­ odist Chapel on Bear Lake Road. Easter services o f ths congregation w ill be held st 10:46 s. m. a t tha Baar Lake Elementary School. end wefcbUlar both (rant wheels KtUuds UreUfm Taste Urn difference — the big difference — that quality makes! gkdd and repack ittn l wheat buringa ska WHan dMsjfce >• >■ ~ , .*' firestone F IR S T & F R E N C H A-.--. V ie D W M s m r *1•------it ) Rm w i 4 _f Am ber is a fossil resin of extinct plat trees that flour­ ished a lo o f the Baltic coast 00 million years ago. L > '.k Robert W. Dean wns elected rhnirmnn o f the five-member April ‘Cancer Control Month’ Post 10050 Sets Meetings > ny Doris Dean North Orlando Citizens Chart­ er Hoard last Friday night of!1> Mrs. Adam Mullrr The 45th anniversary o f thr j ter members of the newlyfounding o f American Legion j circled group were swam into wns celebrated by DeBary'a j office by acting Village Judge Herbert D. Glhb Post and ] Orville Johnson. Mrs. Mary Rowell was nnmAuxiliary at a birthday din­ ner held at Stetson Union U*d assistant chairman. Others i receiving the oath o f office Building in DeLand. Speaker for the occasion were Mrs. Etta Hnrvfllc, Bob was Maj. Gen. C. H. Chorpen- Dcruin and Charles Tressler. Prior to seating the board, Ing, (R e t.) who now tenches math at Stetson University. Johnson swore in Sirs, (ilen Points o f Americanism and Atchinson ns temporary as­ the need fo r strengthening the sistant village clerk in the ab­ national loyalty were stressed. sence o f Mrs. Barbara Peters Distinguished guests, other who was unable to attend tho than the speaker and his wife, speciul ceremonies. Copies o f the present village were Commander and Mrs. V. NORTH ORLANDO’S Charter Board was sworn into office in special A. Illois o f Deinnd Post charter were distributed for A and Mr. and Mrs. Line Ja­ individual study by members ceremonies last week. Shown in tho photo are, left to right, Mrs. Mary who set their first public cobs o f Delaind. Rowell, Bob Derum, Mrs. Etta Harville, Bob Dean, Mrs. Libby Atchinson, Harry Lyns, adjutant, pre­ meeting for Saturday, April temporary assistant village clerk and Charles Tressler. (Herald Photo)] sented five year awards to 11 11. 7-8 p. m., in the Civic Building. members; 10 year awards to It was stressed that all Virginia Harrison, R o b e r t Henderson and James Hooper; meetings o f tho board will be 25 year awards to Willintn open to the public and that nrumbnugh and Peter Hop- suggestions from residents on Because cancer is still a penanl and 40 years awards to amending the charter will be serious health problem in welcomed. Joseph Krlcs, Albert Mercer, S IX -Y E A R OLD Juckio Goodman o f Sanford is shown working with two Florida, having been the Organizational by-laws for Howard Paine. Edward Pat­ o f her kindergarten classmates ut Forrest Fark School for Handicapped terson and Clarence Shaffer. tho rbarter hoard, ns set forth cause of death of more than Children. Other youngsters are Jounnc Beverly and Putty Burnham o f A large birthday enko pre­ by tho State of Florida, were 8.800 persons last year, and Orlando. (Herald Photo) Time to muke roofing sented by the Auxiliary Unit read by Dean with Mnyor W. with an expectancy o f 17,000 wns cut and served during ap­ W. Anderson uiMsting in in­ new cancer case* this year, repairs, nnd the place propriate ceremonies by Mrs. terpreting the by-laws and Governor Karri* Bryant has to Hhop for nny kind issued a proclamation which amendments. Peter Koppental, president. o f roofing is here! Tha bourd has a period of endorses April as "Csnecr Commander Koppenaal pre­ You'll find whnt you Control Month" throughout sided during the evening. In­ l>0 days to recommend any the state, according to local changes or additions to the want, nnd save, too! vocation was given by Eugene Ilcinert o f Dellary and bene­ charter before adjournment. Cancer Society officials. The proclamation points out diction wns given by Rev. El­ Within the next CO days there­ By Jane Casselberry after an election must be hold that 1004 has been designated lorf* DISCOUNT FOR CASH ’N CA R R Y. mer L. Patterson o f the Or­ By Doris Dean •warded, seven in each age V FW Post 10050 of Cassel­ ange C i t y Congregational ut which time residents will by the American Cancer So­ classification. Sometime before Saturday berry will meet at 8 p. mFree Estimates voto on the board's recom­ ciety as. 'T e ll Your Neigh­ Maple Are. Men from the North Orlan­ Church. Thursday st the Land O' mornlng the Easter Bunny bor To Fight Cancer Y ear.” mendations. at Community Committee, One Dill Lakes Country Club. Dele­ will hop down the north side do More than 63,000 men and 6th St. To Pay gates will be elected for the of Longwood-Ovicdo Road and headed by Bill Hahn, will women In Florida will dedi­ assist in hiding the eggs. Mra. The Gregory The locust Is an Important- cate their services to urging district convention to be held hide 4o dozen eggs in the Anton Krecek and her "bun­ W ay food in some parts of the more people to guard them­ at Melbourne Post 4200 April 23-28. Members arc reminded grass between Cortez and n y" helpers will see that the world, notably China, Uie selves and families against By Maryana MBe* 322-0500 that their dues must be paid Fairfax Avenues in North Or­ 4SO eggs are resplendent with cancer. Seven young people of the Philippines and Arabia. In order for them to vote in lando In preparation for the their hard shells tinted every Bear Lake-Forest City arcs the election of officers to be Children's Easter Egg Hunt color in the rainbow. were participants In the Moms and dads are Invited monthly horse show held Sun­ held Thursday, April 23. scheduled to get underway at to come along with their day afternoon in Apopka. Nominations will be made at 8 a. m. Saturday. Saturday morning The hunt will be conducted children the Tuesday, April 14 meet­ Taking part and winning ing. for separate age groups—up to join in the fun. awards were Terry, Denny The Ladies Auxiliary will to five years, from five to The North Orlando Commit­ and Warren Williamson, T ri­ hold a social this Thursday eight years and from eight tee, made up o f delegates sha Buell, Butch and Sissy at S p. m. at the home of to 12 years. f*om the community's Garden Baird and Bo Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb at Three gold and threa silver Club, Fire Department, Civic Announcement was made 506 Elm Drive In Howell Park. wrapped eggs will be hidden Association, Catholic Women's that future shows will be held A ll auxiliary members and for each group with special Circle and Civil A ir Patrol, Is during the evening beginning T. > v f* p wives of post members are prizes going to those finding financing the hunt with funds with the next one on April invited to attend. The group them. Prizes also will be left from the Christmas Par­ 28. will enjoy a plastic party and • warded to the one in each ty. Immediately after Easter following the VFW meeting, group finding the greatest Uie committee will begin w>rk New York State grants the men will join the ladles number o f eggs. Overall, a on the annual Fourth of July scholarships In place of hav­ for refreshments. total of 21 prizes will be Celebration for North Orlando. ing a state university. Jacobs Speaks For DeBary GOP Club By Mrs. Adaaa Mailer John F. Jacobs o f DeLsnd, vice chairman o f the Volusia County Republican Executive Committee, was guest speak­ e r at ths March meeting o f tha DeBary Republican Club held last week at the Com­ munity Center. Jacobs, s candidate fo r the State Legislator, also is • candidate fo r district delegate to the Republican National Convention, pledged to sup­ port Goldwater. His talk was on the Civil Rights Bill and, at tha con-elusion, he cautioned that the GOP would have to close ranks and "stand together fo r victory.* Glenn Smith presided at the meeting which was open­ e d with invocation by Rev. Paul Schulte and salute to ths fla g led by Earl Merrill. Beatrice Muller led the group in singing tha national an­ them with Ethel Bertach aa piano accompanist. Five guests wars present and Alexander Brockner was welcomed as a new member o f the dub. • Refreshments were served follow ing a dust by K n . Muller and Robert N . McGee, . "Am erica, the Beautiful,* ac­ companied by Mrs. Bertach. Hostesses wars Mrs. Marls Accardl, Mrs. R. Ackerman and Mrs. Glenn Smith. The speaker was introduced ! by Judge A lbert D. Williams. Chairman is Elected For Charter BoarcT SANFO RD * 1'l l1- V" F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Tire, B ra h e a n d A lig n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s w ith P re c isio n Eq u ip m en t P H . 322-02441 li �* Stir Btnfarb Erralb 8 Pape 4 — March 25, 1964 Lyman Student Elected By Education Club Archie Hunnlcutt, * mem­ ber o f tha Distributive Id a * cation program at Lyman High School, waa alacttd atata parllmantarian during a meeting o f tha Distributive Education Cluba o f Amarica hold laat waek In Tampa. Tha Lyman chaptar waa reprtianUd at tha statewide mealing by a delegation of nine member* headed by DEC A Inatnietor, Lloyd Baraea. They were Glenn Huber, Charlea Masiey, Jamaa KelIcy, Nancy Hardwicks, 8 hella LaBree, Linda W ill*, Ken B r i t t a i n , Hunnlcutt and Barnaa. The Seminole group waa ratad a three-sUr organlta* tion for tha currant year. Hu­ ber, praaldent o f tlia Lyman chapter, participated In a contait baaed on adeartlalng. Other* taking part In various eonte*ta wara K*llay In merchandlilng manual*, M I m H ardwlcka In tpcech, Ml** Wllla In Job Interview* and Hunnlcutt In aale* damonaUation*. ! Clarence N. Walker o f Atlanta, a Coca Cola Company executive, and Franci* T. Au­ ger, a repretantatlve of the Credit Bureau o f Amarica, were tha principal apeakcra at tha conference. THURS. FRI. SAT. W IS E B U N N I^ j Ervin Stale Bar President-Elect TA LLA H A S S E E -T h e FlorIda Bar bai announced that Jlobcrt M. Ervin, TaUahaiaee lawyer, haa bean named to the office of prealdent-aleet of The Florida Bar In a recent atatewlde election a m o n g Florida lawyers and Judiai. He will terve (or one year as preildent-clcct bafore tak­ ing office In June IMS, at president of tlie official organ­ ization of U>t atata'a legal orofaailon. Ervin la a law gradual* el tha Unlvar*lty o f Florida, whtra ha waa a membar of Florida Blue K ey and PM A l­ pha Delta legal fraternity. He la a pa it preildent of tha Tallahaaiee Bar Aaioclatlon, and haa terved on tha Board of Governor* of Tha Florida B%r alnce 1939. In 1901 ha waa ■amad chairman o f a com­ mittee of IT non-membera of the IcgUlature appointed by the Legislative Council to atudy and make recommenda­ tions (or revision of tha Flor­ ida Machanlci Lien Law. Ha is also chairman of Tha Flor­ ida Bar's committee on eco­ nomic* of law practice and preildent of tha National As­ sociation of Refereea la Bank­ ruptcy. U. B. CHOICE "F L A V O R -A G E D " I1EEF 0 E X TU A W ith This |Coupon A The Purchase Of " F a » w » * l" L IQ U ID 8 W F.KTNKR '12 os. bll. t.19 Communion There will be a Maundy Thursday Communion Banriea • t the Community Methodist Church o f C arn lberry from T:M until • p.ro. Communi­ cant! may outer or leave the church at any time during tbc UpcciLad hours, BONELESS POT ROAST STAMPS r 'T h rlflw a y Marrh ] • 10 E X T R A W ith This i Coupon A Tki LB. GOLD BOND With This i Coupon A Tbs Purebaaa Of "Instant" |U m It w ith n n it a r i and JtUjr or law Combine \\ cap K raft Apple Jelly with V\ cup French’! Mustard and a dash o f French'! ground dovea and d nnemon. MUSTARD . . . . . . . . . 6 oz. jar 10c APPLE JELLY . . 318 oz. jars $1.00 KRAFT "Thriftw ay* 60 E X T R A HAM IN A GLAZE OF GLORY T R E N n rs 4 STAMPS Idle Insurance Payments Slide TALLAHASSEE Paymen!* to Florida Joblei* dur­ ing the early month* of 1064 ilgnal a banner buiinen year In tha state. State Industrial Commliilon Chairman Worley Brown laid that total unamploymant In­ surance pay manta are running cloae to a million dollari a month lower than laat year, i Ha aald, "Th e figure* for January and February Indi­ cate two optimlitie bualnaaa concluilons. They could wall signal not only a proiperous spring but a banner builnaa* year as w ell." Paym ent! in January, at (3,286,020, were 1730,620 be­ low January 1063, and Fab. ruary payments, at |l,77a,IM, were 1137,221 below February a year ago. Brown laid tha February reductions from January were universal throughout all reg ­ ion* o f the atata. Of (be total S3 local unem­ ployment compensation o f­ fices reporting, » bad de­ crease* and only three had In­ crease*. They were: Ft. Myccri, up (3,119 to $28,407; West Palm Beach, up (1,01 to 178,977; and Baaford, up $279 to 111,689. f GOLD BOND GOLD BONO U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVO R -AG E D ” BEEF /> t STAMPS v TETLEY TEA • Oa. Jar Tic Coupon good at year "Thriftw ay" Only, Thru Bat., March SI < r - L EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS B0 E X T R A With This ’oupon A The purchase Of 'arnow Cooked Or Baked "Brach's" “ CHICK C H IC K " E ASTE R EGG D YE 1|V •T h rlflw a y" | S M A L L p k g . -------------■a MED. JO ' P K G . ___________■ • LA R G E « PKG. ___________ W GOLD BOND "Pnaa TV Boots" Pamper Cat Food STAMPS ham Oa. Pkg. I k oupon good at yonr "T h rlflw ay" Only, Thru Hat, Merck S8 BO E X T R A W ith This IConpea A TV* Purcka** Of •B ad" APPLE* 19 Foe M e GOLD BOND |• CVIrken • Chlrkrn A i Liver • Chikrn, 1,1* er A ' Gravy • Chicken, Kldnr, |A Gravy • Horaamaat A Gravy 2 « ttOZ. CANS STAMPS 29‘ "B R A C K 'S " READ Y-PAC K ED EASTER BASKETS . Hide'n Seek Eggs . Jelly-Bird Eggs Marshmallow Eggs Jelly-Bird Eggs Malted Milk Eggs . Fruit n Nut Eggs . RABBITS "B R A C E 'S " "BRACE'S” "B E A C H 'S " CHOC. COVERED " B E A C H * * ■ P I CEO "B R AC H ’S F IE S T A "BRACK'S "B R A C H 'B * CHOC. COVERED •M A LL CLUB SW ISS SIRLOIN "A R M O U R 'S " PU R E PORK "M A R IIO E F B R " FLO RID A • N O BONES GEADH " A " • NO W ASTE ROLL SAUSAGE_ _ _ lb. 39c PORK H A M . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c GROUND BEEF . . . 5 lbs. $1.98 SLICED BACON . . lb. pkg. 49c WIENERS. . . . . . . lb. pkg. 49c “ FR E S H " h OB W H O LE C A N N ED RO A STIN G HAMS C H IC K E N S 4 LB. C A N La $289 39* a. FRESH "169% PURR" “TTTRIFTWAY" rANCT “THRIFTWAT*8" ALL MEAT �V m T o rB Wrral? March 25, 106-1 — I’njre 5 SM A R T SHOPPERS d OPEN ’TIL 9 P. M. kL A third national policial par­ ty looms on the horiron, ac­ cording to Jim Talmadgc, of Sanford. Talmadge, recently retired Navy officer, is a candldato for Florida delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention in August at At­ lantic City. lie is on the slate pledged to draft Sen. Strom Thurmond South Carolina, as the Demo­ cratic candidate for president. "Ours is a nation-wide movement," said Jim. “ We are conservatives and should the Democrats and the Re­ publicans nominate liberals, we will form a third party and enter a candidate in the November elections." . . . [ -*~r\ < # “FOLGER’S” SHORTENING 3 LB. CAN 1 LB. CAN Lim it: One With Your $S Or More Food Order i ’ leeie. Lim it: One With Your IS Or Store Food Order I’ lceee. * . . . • . • . . . . . . . "P IL L S B U R Y ” W H IT E . Y E L L O W . CHOC. . . . ------------------ . •‘G ARD EN" PEAS • • • • BROCCOLI SPEARS • FORDHOOK LIMAS P k g l* . NO. 2 C A N . . . IVt . . GARDEN" OZ. C AN . 10 OZ. PKO. . . Local Democratic candidates arc throwing their campaign into high gear, girding for a concerted drive to garner votes for party nomination for 12 county offices. The five Republican candidates have no opposition and will not ap­ pear on the primary ballot. Interest will focus mostly on the hotly contested cam­ paigns for state representa­ tive, tax collector, tax assess­ or and the three county com­ mission posts. Another Inter­ esting raco will be for con­ stable in DUtrirt -I • • • ARMOUR’S “ CLOVERRLOOM’* QUARTERS BEER BUTTER 6 PACK GLASS CANS LB. PKG. 3 Lit. PKG. . . . NO. . Vi $ C AN S Lim it: One With Your 15 Or More Food Order I'leeee. That voting interest is high in the coming elections Is seen in the report of Caml Bruce, supervisor of registra­ tion, that there Is a steady stream of persons qualifying to cast ballots. Cami believes the total will reach an alltime hlch after final day of registration, Saturday April 4. • • • • Sen Fred Dickinson Is aim­ ing for Ihc 600,000 senior citi­ zen votes in his campaign for governor by proposing a plan for old age assistance in­ crease, support o f a statu commission on aging and an expanded medical care prora m . • • • “ MRS. SM ITH 'S ASST. CREAM PIES PIES 1.00 CANADIAN ACE . F R U IT 22 Of. Piee 10 Ox. Pkgs. That Chamber of Commerce harbeque for the Navy brass last week at the FP& L recrea­ tion area took on the sem­ blance o f a political rally: Candidates all over the place, shaking hands and being "a jolly good fellow ." • • • NO. 2U, JARS "S TA R -K 1S T" LIG H T CHUNK “ W IN T E R 3/79c 35c 3/S1.00 25c 35c 29c 35c 3/S1.00 . •O R C H ID " 19 OZ. PKGS. iH R D S E Y E ” • . "O R A C H 'S K E N T U C K Y PKG . OF 50 "K L E E N E X " T A B L E . "P L A N T E R 'S " C O C K TA IL NO. 1 C A N "L IN D S E Y " . . 12 OZ. C AN S "N IB I.E T S " W H O LE K E R N E L _ . e 2Ft C AN S 10 OZ. JAR "S U N R IP E " SLICED NO. 2 'i C AN S "S O U T H E R N " . "S U N S H IN E " W H O LE PIC K LE D 8 OZ. BTL. "W IS H B O N E " IT A L IA N . "P U R C O " M AR ASC H IN O Q U A R T HTL. "O C E A N S P R A Y ” C R AN D E R R Y No PEACHES. . . . . . . CHERRIES. . . . . . . PE AC H E S. . . . . . . PIN E APPLE _ _ _ PEANU TS. . . . . . . MINTS . . . . . . . . . R IC E . . . . . . . . . . . TUNA........... _ _ _ 35c _ _ _ 49c _ _ _ 39c 4/88c 6/89c _ _ _ 35c 3/S1.00 _ _ _ 25c Also seeking election was Strom Thurmond delegates-atlarge from Sanford are Leon R. Minnie and LaVcm e N. Hasi. • • • •. "S O U T H E R N " CLING REG. PKG. "U P T O N " . MEMO to the Orange Coun­ ty Republican Executive Com­ mittee and all Seminole Coun­ ty Republicans: Name o f this GOP candidate running for U. S. Senator is Claude R. Kirk Jr. of Jacksonville. (Tho Herald last week sought to learn his name and none of the GOP-ers knew it.) • • • JEWEL COFFEE . , SW IFTS A L L GRINDS ONION SOUP COCKTAIL DRESSING YAMS . . . . . . . CORN . . . . . . . • RIPE OLIVES CAKE MIXES N A P K IN S p 16 Of. Sen. Spcssard L. Holland made his first campaign speech last Saturday at Fort Lauderdale. His local cam­ paign manager, Tommy Peterson. says he will appear in Seminole County before tho May 5 primary. . • • Piee -W IN T E R GARDEN" $ h >a i r y m HAM DIHNERS CRESCENT R O L L S _ _ _ 29c 2 CREAM CHEESE. . . . . . . 29c & BAKERY *3B 79c VELVEETA . . . . . . . BREAD LONGHORN CHEESE . . . 49c MS 8 OZ. PKG. •P ILLS D U R Y " h PKGS. K R A F T S -P H IL A D E L P H IA " • OZ. PKG. - K R A F T S -PROCESSED CHEESE I.OAF 2 LD. LO AF "K R A F T S " 10 OZ. PKG. • • "E V E R F R E S H ” FRESH D AK E D ! Strawberries 4 10 Of. I’kxe. “ Sealtest” 20 OZ. LOAVES CREAMED £$ PRODUCE m Fresh Yellow CRISP B A N TA M FLA. CORN LETTUCE EAR 2 HEADS COTTAGE CHEESE 2 LB. CUP Lim it: One With Your $5 Or More Food Order Fleaae. Miami Mayor Robert King High bared his pocketbook in a news release, listing his as­ sets and liabilities. He says the "voting public should know tho personal financial condition of each candidate" for governor. Among his assets be lists a $13,000 equity in a new $60,000 home and rash on hand of $21,600. ♦ • • Florida Trend magazine has indorsed Hep. Fred 11. Karl for governor. • • • Bob Peirce is campaigning bard to unseat Joe Davit as Seminole County representa­ tive at Tallahassre. He attend­ ed the Miami Beach dinner for President Johnson and a news release for him Is signed by Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late FDR. • • • Son Scott Kelly has turned to agriculture for his votes for governor by claiming that "b eef is being imported Into Florida at a price lest than the Florida cattle producers' costs." He promises to work with die Florida congressional delegation "to restrict the im ­ portation of agriculture pro­ ducts that are in an infair competitive position." Columbia University was chartered as King's College in 1754 by King George H of England. •♦ • T T fV ’ n > A J I �1 11* Mnl Vrrelft F aro 6 — March 25, 1064 4 Spring's Here; Circus Begins New Season N E W YO R K (U P1) All winter long, Madison Square Garden w ai In the hinds of well-mcsnlng Philistines who permitted the great amphi­ theater to be corrupted by such barbarisms as basket­ ball, boxing and hockey. This Is an annual dark age which descends upon the Gar­ den and during the winter months, New Yorkers of taste and breeding never venture near the place, preferring to brood In silence and yearn patiently for a return to a culture with lofty values. But Tuesday night — as Is the esse every spring—dolivance came In the form of John Ringling North and hls multitude of circus perform ­ ers: A joyous reminder that there still is something to be said for the old verities. This was the 84th annual production of the greatest show on earth and to make certain that none of the sub­ tleties o f Mr. North's spec­ tacle was overlooked, this re­ porter brought along an sccomplice—a young lady who, though she Just recently cele­ brated her eighth birthday, knows a thing or two about circuses. “ I saw the Russian circus when it was here last fall, but I like ours a lot better," she said with unabashed patrio­ tism. "W h y ? " she was asked. "Cause It's bigger," she ex* plained. Big It Is, and for nearly three hours, a near-capacity crowd was lavishly entertain­ ed by an unending procession o f acrialists and clowns, ju g­ glers and animal trainers; and of course the animals themselves, expertly trained beasts of all shapes and sizes, temperaments and talents. But the young lady's pride in Mr. North’s extravaganza certainly didn’ t blunt the severity o f her critical judg­ ment. She continually cast a discerning eye over aU three rings and was quick to point out the occasional flaws as they occurred. During one o f the most dif­ ficult serial acts, she exhort­ ed: "D on’t forget to write about how many times they fell Into the net. They're not supposed to fall like that." The young critic was not so tough on the animals. She liked all the animals, but "m ostly the monkeys and ti­ gers." "Monkeys are easier to train than any other animals because they look the most like people,” she explained. As for the tigers, which looked properly menacing, she wondered if they were "related to my kitty. I have a kitty named M elvin." "T h ey're Melvin's cousins," she was told. "Distant cou­ sins." "Would Melvin have fun watching his cousins?" she asked. " I Imagine he m ight." She reflected on that a mo­ ment and then said: "N ext year I think I'll bring Melvin to the circus. Melvin has never seen a circus and everybody should see a circus at least once." And who could possibly ar­ gue with that? Church Plans Egg Hunt Whilden on Montgomery Road By Maryann Miles Youngsters of the Forest In Altamonte Springs. Rev. Clifford Gresham, new City Baptist Church have been Invited to an Easter Egg Hunt minister of the church, will at 10 a.m. Saturday at the conduct hls first service Eas­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred ter Sunday. MRS. DORIS D E AN North Orlando Reporter Joins Herald Staff Mrs. Robert W. (D orie) Dean thli week join* The San­ ford Herald ataff aa corre­ spondent-reporter fo r North Orlando. Residents o f the villafa at 10 N . Second Street fo r the peat 4H yeara, the P*ans are par­ ents o f three children, son, Bruce and daughters, Marty and Cathy, all atudenta at South Seminole Junior High. Dean just recently was elect­ ed to serve on the Citizens Charter Board and Bruce is a member o f "The Vibrations," a new dance band which rehtarsea. at the Dean home every Saturday. Doris was founder o f the North Orlando Garden Club and served as president fo r 1R months. She names gardening as her number one hobby, other than interests In varied aetlvitiea o f three busy teen­ agers. She likes to aew and rcada fo r relaxation, prefer­ ably historical novels and biographies. By nature a civic minded person, Doris has agreed to serve her community as re­ porter and will be ready to ac­ cept news items o f all events and to make photos upon ar­ rangement. She may be con­ tacted by telephone at 822 1080. College Choir Program Set In Paola Z l/ V to c s d ° * 6 tti (lavoflul ,rttl.d whits Sim »'* * • b e e •” p,“ ' “ f R o a s t. • • 4 8 R o a s t. . • 5 8 ' POUND BONE SHOULDER B u tt H alf »4 5 * 58' b eef SHORT R ib s .; - By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Tho College Choir of Central Wesleyan College, Central, S. C., wilt present an Baiter program at Paola Wesleyan Methodist Church at 7:30 p.ni. Friday. The 32-volca choir, now In its 14th concert year, tours extensively during the Easter Season appearing in special programs for churches and schools. The choir's repertoire SAVE S-J/ 3* EACH . . DOLE SLICED Includes standard anthems, special arrangements of hymns and gospel songs, se lected spirituals and numbers SAVE a t EACH . . ASTOR BARTLETT from the great masters. Kea lure numbers are presented liy the Ladles Trio and Sex . . . . tetlc. Director is Leonard C. Drank. SAVE 3 2 /3 * EACH . . SUNSHINE WHOLE PICKLED llev. Karl L. Baker, pastor o f Paola Wesleyan, has cx tended Invitation to the public to attend the program. C€ Sm oked H A M S SW EET H IC K O R Y FLA V O R ED . . . Shook Half G rl B eef * 3 9 ' 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW Pineapple 3&.a1. ^ 3-Lb. P ears 4& * 1 . Peaches . . 3 SJ1. Swt. Peas 2 £ 25* C o rn . . . 2 co” 29* SAVE 3* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID 3sv. ALASKA OR LARGE Grace Church Announces Service Judge Kenneth McIntosh will be guest speaker at Maundy Thursday services to he hrld at Grace Methodist Church of Sanford at 7:30 p.m. Ills address will deal with legal intracselcs of the trial of Jesus Christ and the Injus­ tice of man against the only totally Innocent ono who aver lived. Following the talk, Holy Communion will be admlnls. tered by the Pastor, John H. Hires Jr., who points out that this service will lead to deep­ er understanding and appre­ ciation o f the Easter message of the Resurrection. By Maryana Miles The March meeting o f the Bear Lake Home Demonstra­ tion Club scheduled for 8 p. m . this Tbursdsy has been canceled. Next meeting of the group Is scheduled for Tuesday, April U. Location will be aanoonced. Size 98* Fish C a k e s ■ > «<2 9 j Meat Loaf . 214-Lb.Size $149 W h i t i n g . . . . » 1 9 / • . I ’/i-Lb. too EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW BUY ONE Plunrose C iM d im style Bacon DRESSER FISH 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PEELED A NO DEVIINED ur Shrimp REGULAR 41* . , SUNNYLANO FRESH PORK 3 Lb. Sausag e . . . » 39* AND YOU GIT 100 E X T R A FRESH BOSTON BUTTS ^ P o rk R o a st » 39* STAMPS GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN TURKEY D ru m stick s » 33* SAVE 3* EACH . . LIBBY GOLDEN W. K. OR C. S. 8 0 IX T R A STAMPt WITH I-L8 . CHOPPED, SHAPED C u b e Steaks 3 lb-box*!* SAVE i f EACH . . THRIFTY MAID SWEET P o tato es. . 5 s 1. C a t s u p . . ”-■•< ”19* B u t t e r . . *»“'49* K le e n e x 3 ^ 4 9 * SAVE 10* . . THRIFTY MAID SAVE 1«« . . DEEP SOUTH PEANUT SAVE 3-1/4* EACH . . FACIALTISSUE SAVE 4* EACH . . DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN Club Meeting Canceled Meat Loaf REGULAR 39* . . PRIED Rice . . . . 3 ^ 39* BRACH MELLO Creme Pets . . '2nT 29' SPECI AL BRACH JELLY Bird Eggs . STANDARD BRACH FIESTA Tomatoes Easter Eggs BRACH MEDIUM Panned Eggs 303 CA N BRACH MEOIUM Panned Eggs 10V4-oz. 2 9 * BRACH CANDY CHICK AND Rabbits • e Shampoo . . . Large 3 ] 09 TOOTH PASTE • 9 Yi-oi. Pkfl. 29’ Colgate . . . KingSizeTube 69* SAVE 3V i* EACH Limit 3 with $5. order or more. The S m a r t P l a c e To Go... �r, No Cabs, Police Car Answers An Urgent Call nr N IC H O LA S C. CHRISS rock-heaving man who pressed hla way I returned to the school white newsmen had left. Mashburn. the N egro through the crowd o f young­ yard and entered the Stan­ Rrooka came out and took “ Hop In," he said. The po­ J A C K S 0 N V IL L E . Fla. atudenta and police. sters. “ T ry across the ton High School building me by the arm. “ Don’t stay lice car moved two blocks and (U P I ) — Several hundred I left the police and began atreet," he said, pointing to which had now been cleared out here. It's too dangerous,” stopped near a group of eld­ young Negroes atood on the walking to the church in a restaurant. he said. o f most o f the crowd. erly N egro men. street, aome angry and aome hopea of finding a telephone. The restaurant waa locked. Principal Charles Brooks I railed a cab company. •Treachers," M a s h b u r n Jovial. Nearby, tne burned“ W alt man, tell them we’re A laundry next door had no directed me to a telephone. They said they couldn't send said. out blackened hulk o f a car just beginning," ahouted a A fte r I had completed two "Howdy, gentlemen, how’s phone. any cabs into the Negro area. atill was amoklng on the young Negro following cloae calls 1 left the building and it going," Mashburn asked “ Hey, white man,’ ’ a Negro “ Why don't you call the po­ lawn o f a N egro high achool. behind. went back to the atreet to them. Mashburn drove to a The nearest building that “ There ain’t no telephone youth ahouted again. “ You hitch a ride to the police sta­ lice. They'll give you a ride," police aubstation where we might have a telephone waa around here," a girl shouted. better get the — out o f here tion with a patrol car. Brooks said. talked to N egro patrolmen. St. Paul's A M E Church in “ Ya'll stand back now," before aomething — bad hap­ The demonstrations were I did, and within 10 min­ “ They are good men, real the N egro neighborhood atill cried out an elderly N egro pens to you.” over and the police and other utes up drove Capt. J. II. policemen," the captain said. United Pres* International lncenaed battle a W e drove to the police sta -iw ere quiet and In the sun- between by tlon near a Negro and white shine Negro and white rhil* fringe neighborhood. (Iren played games on the The palm tree-lined streets |sidewalks. •ft Wnfert Mnrch 25, 19G4 — Pnpr« Tumbling Team To Perform Saturday in the school gymn­ By Maryann Milee The Forest Lake Academy asium. Participating will be Jim Tumbling Team , under direc­ Pleasants, Erne Stevens, Ran­ tion of instructor Rogor Mill­ dy Frey, Randy Coon, Ducky er, will demonstrate various Weeks, Alcyd Richardson, routines In a public perform­ Norman Schroude, Eddy May­ ance scheduled for 8 p. m. nard and Ronnie Edenfieid. SKEETO the C l o w t will nppcnr for thres shows at the Bear Lake Elementary S c h o o 1’i Country Fair, April 1& In real life llaroid Har« l)our is on engined with Martin Company and n resident o f Pine H i l l s . Ho formerly worked with KinRlinR Brothers and hns built his own miniature cirs cus scaling it to l/40tH actual size. QUANTITY RIGHT RESERVED— PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 29TK WINN-DI1IS STOSS*. MS. — CO.TSISHT — ISIS SAVE 24* . . FOLGER'S VACUUM PACKED . . MOUNTAIN GROWN Limit 1 with $5. or more ordtr Coffee Coffee • • “m D etergen ts Mayonnaise Mayonnaise C h arco al T o w e ls 2 Twin Rolls EXTRA STAMPS 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20* . . ASTOR VACUUM PACKED Limit 1 with $5. or more order "W iT H S r OOOD Thbu Madcm I S th SAVE 20* . . BLUE OR W HITE ARROW Limit I with $5. or more order A ^ N r W iu u m w . SAVE 1 0 * . . DEEP SOUTH SAVE 10* . . KRAFT r c jile V .n - ^ H Land O ' Sunshine Creamery ■ooo Thbu Mahcm 8am BUTTER .AT 421 SAVE 10* . . KLEENEX ASSORTED COLORS . . JUMBO i PIX1I ^ • - ' - t i s r A s r s •• te a Fish Steaals ir s SAVE 30* . . CABOT BRIQUETTES 20-LB. BAG ANY W • oob Thbu at Limit one pound with $5.00 order or more. march A N T W in N-I •P IX Ii _ ROLL PKG. SAVE 5* . . DIXIE DARLING BROWN N* SERVE 0fcfekiViTTiVk.rpiss French's Egg Color K its . . . . wa- 2 7 / Kraft Parkay Margarine . . . . « • 2 7 / Juicy Sunkist Lemons • • • • • 29* Russet Baking Potatoes 1 0 lb. b a g 5 9 * • oob Thru Mass* 81 th WlNKI.Diyte eoooeAA ( Fresh Sweet, Juicy Florida THRIFTY MAID Evap. 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Participating will he Penaaa cola Junior College, Titusvilla A rt Club, South lirevard A r t Politics School Session Tonight Th« o m . bcm aa.H ■ A Z L A N jM Y lN N .p ix ig it I TA LL CAN ■ H _ A N r _ W lN N - D n ff Ohs ' A rt (iuild, St. Petersburg Jui lor College, DcDary Civic H soelatlon, DcDary R s r d e g Club, DcDary Women's CluhJ I.thigh Acres Fine A rts I.ewA gue and the Naples A rt A *»w * elation, l The Satellite Drarh A ria and Crafts Club will sponsaaj a reception honoring the *a*j hibitlng groups on April * from 2 until 6 p. nt. The publi# it invited. J Nerehey Bari Tmma\ * The famous "F iv e Day PI m lo Step Smoking," a unlqw and successful way to kid the tobacco habit, and abend) uaed by thousands in the Un ited State* and Canada, k coming to Sanford. R .I- Mathrwi, pastor o f th. local Seventh-day A dvent!* Church that aponora the plan and John (•. Marsh M.l). w ii be co-director* o f the grou| therapy clinic. The Five Day Plan la not a religion* program. The plat features both a psychological and phyaical approach de­ signed to conquer tha habH in fiv e dayi. I t la a free pula lie service to our community The clinic will begin Suns day night at 8 o'clock in tha Assembly room o f tho Health Department Building, French Avenue and Ninth S treet Tbs size o f the d a ta is limited and reservations w ill b« ac­ cepted on a first come firat served basis and must be re. celvtd before Friday noor^ March 27. Call 322-3020 be­ fore Friday noon. The court# ends Thursday n ig h t j* 2 *°s - ’ » 143 I '5-Day Plan To Slop Smoking' Coming Here FA M ILY SIZK F o r G ood T h in g s To E a l aBiaBiiL„„i,i Second session o f the tral Florida Citizen School •1 oa! Politlca and Covernment, opa en to tha public, will ba b e lj at 7:90 p.m. tonight at tha Firat Federal caucus roon#j Orlando. Mora than 600 peas' ■on* attended the initial lion last Wednesday. State Rep. Jan Fortuny' organizer o f the achool, aa* nounced tonight’s speakers! Justice Rihard W. tn ru * Florida Supreme Court, wha will diacuse the executive and' Judicial branches o f state go*tj srnmsnt; H arry Smith, directa or o f the State Iludget Conte miaalon; Ann Curtwrighh^ Central Florida manager a# the Slate Department o f W i> fare, and Thomas Lawton. Central Florida manager o f th* Florida Stela Employ, inent Service. N ext seaaion will be held April 1, when William V . Chappell, 1061 speaker o f tha House o f Representatives, w ill discuss th* legislative branch ot th* Florida gevsn in a h j J k . . . �I f %» 9 M fa r ft 101,4 Reasons For V m ll Sorority Sponsors Oriental Party Dropping tha I Bob McKee, Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Sterne Bolt*, Rushees |Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kuhf f you find most o f your Jack Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. and their husbands attending Ike, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick theme o f tha Oriental Party gardenia buds on ths ground Cameron Lawrence, Mr. and I were Mr. and Mrs. Charles |Dennison. held Saturday evening fo r Instead o f on the shrub, then tnembera o f Theta Epillon you hsve a problem common with many people, says hort­ chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi iculturist Charles Conover and thatr huaband*. The Powith the Florida Agricultural llcemen’a Benevolent AssodaExtension Service. tion building w a i transformOne o f the mein reasons ed into a beautiful Oriental for premature flower bud drop Is root Injury, which garden, complete with a flow ­ may occur as a result of nemer laden bridge over a pond atoda infestation, poor water­ o f sparkling water. The par­ ing practices, poorly drained ty room* were decorated soils, excessivo fertilization, throughout with pink cherry or mechanical Injury. Other bloMom tree*, hanging lan­ reasons are Insects and wea­ te r n , a n ' illuminated red and ther. «rreen». white r' For example, insects often For arpetiter*, miniature chew on the succulent flower shUhkaboba were cooked to buds. Two o f the most com­ each one'* Individual taate mon arc thripa and aphids, over habnchi* placed on the which are very small and anaek table*. may go undetected until con­ l b * buffet tnblc* were gai­ siderable damage to the bud ly decorated with authentic lias been inflicted. Conover Japan*** figurine* and recommends a phosphatlc In­ branchea o f gum drop tree*. secticide such as malathion, The menu conilutcd o f chic­ but cautions against Improp­ ken chow mein, rice and nood­ er use since auch insccticidei le*, eauerolei, assorted satsometimes cause damage on adi, hot roll*, fortune cook­ certain varieties o f gardenia. ie* and fudge cake. "Gei»ha” For more Information in girl*, in colorful attire, serv­ diagnosing the cause o f bud ed the guests. drop on your gardenias, con­ Although each couple cam* tact a reputable nurseryman dressed in appropriate Orient­ or your county agent. al costume, one outstanding coupie waa Mr. and Mr*. Dill Rivero, who wor* colorful au­ thentic costumes from Japan. Mrs. Rivero even wore the "g et**,” which are Japanese SH ANG KI L A THEM E was used ns members o f Theta Epsilon, Beta wooden sandals. SlKmn Phi gathered last Saturday for festivities, featuring Oriental back­ Party games and dancing ground. Front row, le ft to right are Mrs. Don Cahill and Mrs. Cameron were enjoyed throughout the Lnwrcncc. Bnck row are Mrs. Paul Lewis, chairman, and rushees, Mrs. By Mrs. Adam Muller evening. Those attending were Chnrlcs R. Sims and Mrs. Robert E. Kuhlko. The Music Department will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walk­ present a Franz Shubcrt Muser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis, Seale Sunday, April 20, at the Mr. and Mrs. A1 Davis, Mr. DcRary Community Methodist and Mrs. Don Cahill, Mr. and Church, with Miss Adclaido Mrs. Wallace Peacock, Mr. Conte acting as general chair­ and Mrs. Bob Dckle, Mr. and John Melrose. The Warren Wallin, Saturday evening. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder man. Mrs. W alt Bahannon, Mr. and Mrs. Ella Stono of DcLand Mclroscs have been in Key Mrs. Bill Rivero, tar. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Howard and Mrs. Theodore Coddring- West since Christmas and are World War I Barracks HOT, too of Jacksonville were re­ now on their way to their of Swcctwalcr, Ala., were DcRary Auxiliary, will spon­ cent guests of Mrs. Harry home in Laingsburg, Mich. overnight guests o f Mr. and sor a dessert card party, Osteen. Mrs. P. T. Piety recently. Tuesday, March 31, at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fras­ Howard W'as the best man at at the Community Center. G RE B N W AR R Mr. and Mr*. Warren Mel­ ier and children, Linda, Cathy the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Bring your own cards and P A IN T — G IFTS rose were weekend guests of and Robbie of Sanford were play your favorite games. Piety. 1IIS French Av*., Bsnford bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. dinner guests of Mrs. James Door and tabic prizes will he Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray awarded. “ Shangri La” was Coming Events In DeBary Vicinity Scheduled Osteen Personals NEW CERAM IC SHOP and Mis* Mary Ilouk of Glen­ DcRary Woman’s Club will view, 111., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ sponsor a dessert card party, Wednesday, April 1, at 7 p.m. les Giblin. at the Community Center. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lemon, Mra. Myron Accardl Is gen­ Mrs. Harry Osteen, Miss eral chairman, assisted by Joyce Shepard and Tom Edna Reilly, Mrs. Krels, Mrs. I.cmon Jr. had dinner Satur­ Ed lovannl, Mra. George Zel­ day evening at Norwoods In ler, and others. Mrs. George Crnake Is in charge of prizes New Smyrna Beach. and publicity. Bring yo f card* and play your favorito Mr. and Mrs. William Wankosky arrived in Osteen, Mon­ games. >0000000000800000000000000000* IfVlen's3ine Clotlu t e n 's ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST HIGHLY RESPECTED PRODUCERS O f CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES TOR MEN WILL CONDUCT A TRUNK SHOWING OF THEIR ENTIRE M OUR STORE. TH U R SD AY M ARCH 26TH day, from Tonnawando, N. Y . They have built a new home here and will be permanent residents. Mr. Wankosky is a brother of Mrs. William Doyle Sr. P A U L SMITH NOTED STYLE AUTHORITY FROM THE HOUSE WILL B TO GIVE YOU PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ANO TAKE SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTS TO INSURE THE BEST FITTING, BEST LOOKING CLOTHES Mr. and Mra. Henry Luney left Saturday for their home in Charlevoix, Mich., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose. YOU'VE EVER WORN. W O U L D N 'T Y O U K N O W . . . I T ’ S J c t C Q U e Seminole Chapter OES Meeting Held Gardenia Buds MRS. JOHN LAM BERTSON, left, finunce chair­ man o f the Pilot Club o f Sanford, presents J. M. Garrett with a ticket for tho club’s current pro­ ject a “ Trip to Nassau.” Donations and tickets are available from any member. Proceeds will be used to help finance the Pilot Scholarship House, In Tallahassee, that takes cure o f 22 students, a project o f all clubs in District Four. New Officers Elected By Oviedo Garden Club By Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo Garden Club met recently at the home of Mrs. M. L. Gary, with Ruth Davidson as co-hostess. Each member present spoke brief­ ly of some outstanding tree or plant they were enjoying this time of year. Election of officers was held and the ladies who will bo installed at the May meeting for 1964-65 arc 31rs. J. R. Bat­ tle, president; Mra. Charley Niblack, vice president; Mrs. Lynn &losicr, secretary, and Mrs. C. R. Miller, treasurer. Various committc* chair­ men gave their reports fol­ lowing the treasurer's report. High light o f the program was a film festival presented by Mrs. W. II. Martin of tier trip to Hawaii last summer. The films began from the tlmo the Martins left town until their arrival hack. The ornate French Gardens of Disneyland w e r e featured along with colorful slldci of scenic Hawaii. Mrs. Martin was dressed In an elegant sheath of Hawaiian design, and wearing a lei, which she created from azalea blos­ soms. She also placed a lei around Mrs. Gary's neck. The hostesses presented Mrs. Martin with a Gloxinia plant in warm appreciation of her avid interest in the club. »*« At tlic close of the meeting, refreshments w e r e served from a tabic overlaid with a white linen rut cloth, centered with a floral arrangement of white Alba Ccrces, azaleas and pink camellias. JUST AR R IVE D N E W SH IPM ENT fashtonablB matching STRAW bags * newfeature! AGE SPOTS F A D IT H IM O U T □ •Withered brown spots on th* aurfac* of your ------ v hands and fact toll tha world yotar* getting old—parhapa bafora you raallF art. 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Linings or* knit to fB* AND KbbI hstghti art Illusions.. . th#iB |ust almost high, almost mid; lowered for b # a u »ifu i g r a c e f u l ™ . . . E A S TE R BONNETS G ALO R E ! P L A IN ’N F A N C Y ! *3 ” B. C. D n a v e e v e ry THOU HORRID Iin i To avoid that greenish film that sometime* forms around the outaide of egg yolk* when eggs are boiled, use less heat and don't cook eggs to b o g. V o U f D U ftlD S 9 ** r There were 4 member* and visitors attending the meet­ ing. Mrs. Charles B. Cole w s i the only substituting officer. Mrs. Cole substituted as Mar­ shal. Oviedo 'tjahdsw CvudttA Woodmse Circle Woodrose Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club toured the Leu Gardens in Orlando re­ Rory O'Moore is staying at cently as part o f their March the home of Mrs. Frank meeting. The members also George. the headquarter^ visited building of Uie Florida Fed­ eration of Garden Clubs. Mrs. D. K. Dorman will be hostels to the group Tuesday, March 31, for the third and final cla n on basic flower ar­ ranging under the direction of Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, 3rd. Following the tour to Orlan­ do, the tnembera assembled at Uie home of the president, Mrs. Charles Robinson, 737 Raywood Circle, for luncheon and a highly successful auc­ tion. At a recent meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2, Or­ der of Eastern Star, Mrs. L. E. Estes, Worthy Matron, with the assistance of Mrs. J. J. Nicholson Jr., Associate Matron, Mrs. Charles B. Cole, Marshal and the five Star Of­ ficers gave a very Inspiration­ al Easter program. 3frs. Nicholson placed a tall lighted white candle on the altar. Each Star officer in turn lit their small whit* taper from the candle on the altar and gave appropriate praise to the life of Jesus. The lights were turned low while Mrs. Joe L. Corley sang "In The Cross of Christ," accompanied by Mra. Jos. Lcinhart at the piano. The Marshal lit her small white taper from the large one on the altar and lighted the taper by the open Bible in the East and all other ta­ pers in the chapter room. A memorial was read and the charter was draped in memory of Mr*. Florence Snider who had been a mem­ ber of the Eastern Star for many years. After the charter was draped Mrs. Corley sang “ Sunrise.’ fa r big *n Httle alstara Sailors, r o l l e r style*, cloches, clips and Eastor bonnets! A terrific as­ sortment of styles, baMtifully trimmed, flowered or plain I Available In Red or W hile Patents L IT T L E G IRLS A N D BIG GIRLS W H ITE Qvsijk Shoe Store DOW NTOW N SANFO RD Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. GLOVES USE YOUR P E N N E Y CHARGE C A R D ! �y> " l w v 11 it W rt •m tfn rB W m lB Nort/i M a rc h 26. 1064 — Pnpre 0 f DeBary Auxiliary I Orlando Youngster Observes Meets Birthday With Cookout And Party Vi ^ , ■:* *i * * *S ’ r-.'ll' I' ■ii s ■ t " <*' i i , W ? ■ . v vri .... ^ '. 4M : * ... ) . T E R R I ARM AO CELEBRATES her sixth birthday at her home on Park Lane, DeBary. Mrs. Tennu Arntao, Terri's mother and Mrs. Marie Accardi. her grandmother nre standing. Other guests attending were Dorey nnd Lindn Schob, Cnmi, Susnn. nnd Tim Chnnoy, Robert and Mark White, Gor­ don, James nnd Johnny Padgett, Michael Moore, Vincent and Vicki Acenrdi, nnd Terri's brother, Timmy. (Photo by Cox) •. jf GUESTS Rt the 13th birthday party in honor o f Homne Stodden are left to right, Marty Dean, Bonnie, her sister Anita, Hermine Hnrick and Cathy Dean. (Herald 1’ hoto) Recreation Dept. 5 5 sponsors benefit . G o /c fe fl Dance A t Center C / a S S Highlight of the dance will be a dance contest sponsored by Sanford Electric Company. Bcatle albums and gift ccrti* ficates will go to the first and second place winner!. Gil Luck will MC the dance, and will award many prises dur­ ing the evening. Jim Jcrnlgan, recreation director, laid the dance will be for all atudents, regardless of whether the student has a recreation card or not. Dress for the dance will be s|.ool clothee. H a S Tlia Golden Circle Class of C ffc /e D A IS Y FLO W E R SHOP SE M IN O LE P L A Z A FR IG ID A IR E Mrs. Psul Priest has re- Nnrdll* o f Vienna, Va.. and turned frum Sycamore, Ga. Mr. nml Mrs. Esley Johnson where she attended the fun­ of Moline. 111. eral o f hir aister-tn-law, Mra. Ed Williams. Mrs. Nancy Tidwell return­ ,T%. tii* SA LE BIG F R IG ID A IR E r r 2-Door A t Low Tries • Automatic defrosting refrigerator section. • Big 100-lb. zero zone top freerer. Enterprise Personals ' The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will present a bene­ fit dance Friday night, March 27, from 8 until 11:15 p.m. at the Civic Center. The dance will be for all Junior high and high school students In Sem­ inole County. The proceeds from the dance will be used in the Sanford Little Major League program for this year. Mrs. nob Slavik and Ester Beistel spent the week end in Miami, where Mrs. Sla­ vik's daughter, Anne Is at­ Ity Helen Snodgras* tending The Florida College o f Medical Technology. A let­ lluuse guest* o f Mr. and ter from the college recently, Mrs. James Richards this revealed that Anne has made week were Mr*. Jim Heradithe Dean’s list. ley, Clewiston, Sir*. Leonard ~~ . __ Wide Selection BIG Reductions A PPLIA N C E .’ •! . . ' ' • STOREW IDE Personals v r fij Floral Arrangem ents A report on the recent Rum* mage Sale held In Sanford was given by the chairman. One new member Joined at the meeting, Miss Alice Rynard. Refreshments and a social hour followed the bus­ iness session. Oviedo 1- Permanent The Auxiliary to the Veter­ ans of Foreign Wars Post 8093 DeBary, met at the Fire Rec­ reation Hall. Thursday, March 19. with Sally Peralto presid­ ing. By Dorl» De»n Bonnie S t o d d c n recently celebrated her I3tli birthday at her home, 151 X. Edgcmon Avenue In North Orlando. Mr*. Robert Stodden, mother )t the honoree, w ai hoiten. The girls enjoyed a delici­ ous hamburger cook out with all the trimmings, Including cole slaw, baked beans, pota­ to chips and assorted relishes along with Use delicious birth­ day cake. Participating with the honoree In music and dancing were Hermine Harlck, Anita Stodden, Donnie's sister, and Marty and Cathy Dean. ' y;^ , • v , SALE! Of The VFW • Twin vegetable Hydrators for nearly H bushel. Blooming Potted Plants For Easter ed Sunday from visiting her son and hi* wife in New Or­ leans. La. • Itorsgv dcor holds even W gal. carton*. M*d*i ros-tiT-s U-14 Cl*. It, 5J.00 A N D UP. K IN G ’S ItE A U T Y SALON Over Itoumillnt's Drug S P E C IA L 83.00 $10.00 fo ld Wnt e f'omp. Shampoo ,V Set $1.30 Open Eve*. By A|ipt. No Appt. 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Wfcah fabrics. campus wear Great ’n for 9|.»9 >' �I •I — -ifi Wade Inspires Crowd At Lyman Awards Banquet Seven Honored Packed House For Athletic Hears Pro Star Achievement but Wade, principal speaker B y Jallae Steastrom I f you want to know wheth­ at Tuesday night’s all aporU banquet at Lyman High School er or not the Chicago Bears in Longwood, made it plain will repeat as National Foot­ that if he and his mate* did ball League champions In not think ‘they would win Ihe IBM, don't ask all-pro quart­ title again It would be fool­ erback Billy Wade. ish to risk life and limb In Not that we did, mind you, the rough N F L circuit. Wade held a packed house spellbound for more than an hour as he told mothers and fathers and their sons and daughters, plus a host of dis­ tinguished guests, that the greatest thing in the life of an athlete, particularly a foot­ ball player, Is to score a touchdown. Seminole High sent a trio He referred to the two TIJs of hurlers to the mound Tues­ he posted In the Bears' 14 to day afternoon In Sanford but 10 victory over Ihe New York they were unable to atop the Giants in the world’s champ­ Edgewatcr Eagles who bunch­ ionship game last December. ed nine hits and paired them "W hat a thrill It w as," aaid with four Tribe errors to Wade, to cross the goal line— take an 11 to 2 decision In to score your team’s only two a Metro Conference affair. touchdowns against a club The Eaglet Jumped on Ed like the Giants!" Fltigcrald for a pair of runs A touchdown, he explained, In the second frame and dup­ "la the one way in sports licated the effort in the third. to score the most points. In Seminole Coach Jim McCoy football," he said, a safety tvaved In BUI Sires In the Is two points, a conversion Is fourth after Fitzgerald got one point, a field goal is !nto trouble again but the three. But it takes a TD to get Eaglet potted a trio of runt six. In no other athletic event In that frame and added two can a single player acore as more In the slath even though many a i six points, and this McCoy called on Dave Gollo- is why a touchdown mcanr her to assume the duties on so much." .he hlU. Wade cleverly took the let­ Edgewater capped its cor­ ter* " T D " and broke them ing with a single run In the down as an outline for his seventh. Meanwhile, Seminole address. "The " T " In touch­ picked up Its pair o f runt in down stands for what the the fourth frame. Blallas went game o f football teaches," the distance for the Eaglet, said Wade. " I t teaches me llmIUng Seminole to tlx hits to appreciate my team mates, and be kept them well scatter­ my teachers, the ministers ed, except for the fourth. who have guided my Christ­ Brown did the receiving for ian life, teamwork with no Edgewater while Billy Hig­ barriers, truth and tension gins worked behind the plate reaction." for Seminole. The Bear quarterback, who The Edgewater victory was In civilian attire appears the fifth straight win In the much, much larger than he Metro Conference for the Eag­ does In a football uniform, les against no setbacks—the said that the " D " represents only club in the eight team "dem ands" and what the circuit to remain undefeated. game Insists that he give to • • • It. In other conference play "In football," laid Wade, Tuesday Boone High's Braves "it la demanded that I be took a B to i decision from devoted to a central figure, Colonial to knock the Grenathe coach. I must be dedicat­ dlera out of second place and ed to a cause—winning foot­ take over the spot themselves. ball games and the champ­ Oak Ridge posted a 6 to 3 ionship. And to do this,” he victory over Winter Park. V ie declared, " I must discipline Pioneer win put Oak Ridge myself and be disciplined in Into a tie for third with Col­ order to conquer. onial and the Wildcats drop­ Wade, considered by many ped to sixth spot. , to lie a top lay minister, com­ Meanwhile, Evans' Lample pared the things football fired a one-hit shutout aa the toadies and demands with liv­ Trojans pounded out nine ing a Christian life, " i must aafcUes to grab a 10 to 0 vic­ teach myself to rrcognlrc the tory over the Hornets o f Bis­ more Important things of life, hop Moore. Ihe things 1 must do in ordc* to enjoy life at its full­ est. On the other hand, I am demanded by the Creator ol all things to be devoted to Him, to be dedicated to the cause of Christianity and to discipline myself so that I Roth Vlhlen rim e through live in accordance with Christ­ Tuesday afternoon at the ian principles." M ayfair Country Club and posted a 1-up win over Ralph Hogshead but Vlhlen was the only Seminole High golfer to grab a victory as the EdgeW EM BLEY, England (U P I) water g o lf team took a 4 to 2 Brian Curvlt, 143, Wales, out­ derision from Sanford. pointed Dave Charnlcy, 138, Vlhlen, playing in the open­ England (10); Howard Wining foresome, teamed up with stone, 1204i, Wales, outpoint­ Ray Bradford to take best ed Joe Hafiu King, 12713, N i­ ball honors and this account­ geria, (10). ed for the Trlbe'e two polnte. However, Bradford dropped M IAM I BEACH (U P I) hla match to Davis o f EdgeChico Velez, 138, Miami, water, I and 1. knocked out Willie McCrea, In the second foursome, the 138, Miami (3). Eagles' Boone wrapped up s 8 and t decision over J eff NEW YO R K (U P I ) - Bob Williams and W ilke, o f Edge Caaildy, 155W, Lcvlttown, N. water beat Larry Sherwood 2 Y „ stopped Johnny Torres, up. Edgewater took the best 154V4, Paterson, N. J. (4). ball honors, t up. Semlnole'a golfers now have a record o f flva wins, three losses and a lone tie. BUI Tolion, Donnie Smith, Chuck Wagner, Frank Hund­ ley, Joe Pavelchak, PW1 Perrault and Pete Carlson walk­ ed away from Lyman High’ s all sports banquet Tuesday Bight at the Longwood school with top honors awarded to outstanding football, basket­ ball and golf athletes who per­ form for tho Greyhounds. Highlighting the presenta­ tions was the winning o f the Bill Proctor Scholarship Ath­ letic Award by Pete Carlson who captured the trophy by fractions o f points over P avel­ chak and Jim Gopten. In football, Head Coach pete Copeland presented the Ross Mobley Memorial awards to Chuck Wagner, a Grey­ hound center, as the most valuable lineman, and to half­ back Frank Hundley a i L y ­ man's most valuable back. A trophy was also awarded to Phil Perrault as the roost Im­ proved football player on the Greyhound eleven. Perrault is a halfback. Golf Coach Fletcher Cock­ rell pointed to the school's re­ cord and three wins and five losses so far during the cur­ rent links season. But he sin­ gled out Joe P a velch a k 'fo r the most valuable player award. Pavelchak has lost only one golf match for L y ­ man In three seasons on the team. In basketball, Head Coach W alt Dsuras presented the school's trophy as the roost valuable player to Donnie Smith, a e-foot-4 Lym an cen­ ter who made the Orange Belt Conference all-star five and who also has been given a scholarship at Rollins College. V i e most improved player award went to BUI Tolson, an­ other e-foot-4 athlete who this season established a new In­ dividual gam e scoring mark tar the arfw t Both Copeland and Dsuras Introduced tbolr respective equada. Copeland, In his first year at Lyman, pointed with pride to the boya who comIda machine even they won only throe ______ while losing els during the campaign. Copeland aaid he was just es Interested In building character aa he was hi winning football games. "W e didn't win many gam es," he admitted, but he eald " I feel we eccompllahed much with our boys." He concluded, " I 'v e been coach number o f years but I'v e never had a club aa small aa this one, numerically, with aa much desire to play and win. D iurai, In hla third year at Lyman, pointed to the win and loss record of 16 and 11. "T h is w ai one of Lyman’a beat seasons la years,” de­ clared Dturas, "and, we're looking forward to another fine season nest year. Bowling Coach Ralph Brew­ er, who also teaches American History, Introduced hla boys and girls teams and thanked Medallion Lancs In Maitland fo - providing the alleys, bow­ ling balls and shoes plus other equipment for the Lyman keglera. Copeland Introduced mem­ ber* of the track squad and Coach Jim Payne introduced hla baseball team. Since both o f theae squads are still in the midst o f seasons swards w ill be announced later. Also recognised w e n Dutch Campbell, jayvee basketball coach and Rodney Umberger, assistant coach in football and track. Dsuras, head cage coach, was also introduced aa the assistant baas ball men­ tor. Lyman Principal Car Mon Henley presided over the a f­ fa ir and paid tribute to South A national debt o f f i o m il­ Seminole Junior High Prin­ cipal John Angel end the Hur­ lion was incurred under the ricane coaching staff, com­ Articles o f Confederation. prised o f Athletic Director The achipperka dog gen­ Jim Clark and ocacbea Dave erally la born talllau. M iller and Tern Barnee. Jhr •' I Lone Seminole Golfer Wins SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! O N MO BRAND S F A R R E L L ’S ARCADE PACKAG E STORE O P E N D A IL Y — t A . M . • O il! P . M . I M R F IR S T SA N FO R D W W R G IV E T O P V A L U R S TA M PS Fight Results R rr.lt> Page 10— Mnrch 25, 19G4 Lions To Play Two Games In Thinking Out Loud Home Park About t Oviedo’* kick o ff Seminole Nine Loses 11 To 2 To Edgewafer I'V ftanforb *1 CHICAGO HEAR Q U ARTE RB AC K Bill Wade in accustomed to huge tackles and perhaps this is why the former all-American at Vunderbiit took up with Lyman tackle, Hilton Bennett, during Tuesday night’s all sports banquet at the Longwood school. Wade, who stands 6-fcet-2 and weighs 200 pounds, hns to look up to Bennett. The Greyhound lineman hits the scales at 230, stands G-fcet-7, und is still growing. Wade took his name and address. (Herald Photo) Seventh Heaven! S0KC Track Entries Mels Beat Yanks By Fred Down U P I Nporta Writer There's something about the New York Yankee* that make* the New play Ilka the York Los Meta Angeles Dodgers. Well, like a major league learn anyway. The undisputed sad sacks of the majors the last two years, the Met* nonetheless h ive managed to win four o( six gam ei from the Yankees In various exhibitions, charity affairs, etc. Yogi Berra matched wits with former boss Casey Stengel for the first time Tuesday ami tlw result was a 1-0 victory for the Meta be­ hind tho six-hit pitching of Carlton Wiley a n d Larry Bearnarlh cleaned up in de­ luxe fashion. The Met* were shut out by Ralph Terry and Pete Mikkclsen for seven innings. They scored the game’s only run in Ihe eighth off rookie Tom Metcalf when Ed Krancpool singled, went to second on Bon Hunt's sacrifice and tall­ ied on Frank Thomas' single. Outfielder Dave Nicholson continued his heavy hitting for the Chicago While Sox with a two run tie-breaking eighthinning triple in a 4 1 win over the Dodgers. Nicholson now has hit two homers and two triples In his last four games. Iton Fairly doubled home the Dodgers' run. Phil Gagliano, making a strong hid to stick with tliq St. I-ouis Cardinals as a util­ ity Inficldrr despite an unim­ pressive .242 hatting average for Atlanta last season, raised Ills spring average to ,3U8 with a double and triple as the Hcdblrds downed the Kansas City Athletics, 12-3. The win was Ihe Cardinals' ninth In 12 exhibition games. Top Weight LAUREL, Md. (U P D -J a c lyn Stable'* Ahoy, has been assigned top weight o f 130 pounds for the Capitol Handi­ cap *t Laurel Race Track next Saturday. Fred W. Hoop­ er'* Admiral’s Voyage waa given 123 pounds. Heinrich Schllemann dis­ covered the ruins of Troy and other ancient cltiea. * ; Aminiii U S. Chirr Mkhtnlni Tonight’s entries; V IIIIT HACK— 8 IS St Hr — m a t h ■■H i : — a io viiir — 1, |>«c Bur, 2. Cherokee llutou, 1. Jodie Heed, 3. Jamaica King, S. (iste Men. I. Ilonnle Alike, 2. Ita Inhow llock, I. Aiiuarrna, S. Tumklna Renle. *. O. li.‘ « S. MH.'e Uuc«t Htar, t. Tyler Couple. 7. Kelton Ureen. I. Let, 7. J rff Mac, S. Travaltr Kstre flock Jo*. NKCOSIt HACK — S in Mile Ii KVKATII HACK — .V/N Slllr l. Proud Kills, 3 It II 'e K«l- I. Htarllkht Kathy. 3 Hprrlal rad. 2. Ilonry Orand, f. Dot- Ham, 2. Vlcko. 4. O. II.'* Uoon. nroa Jean. S- Nikki llloomer, S. Wonder (Hrl. « Vlvl. 7. ItrlS. Ho Kplriidld. 7. Kevin's Pat, Ita lloota, I. Sir. Tall Man S. Cherokee Sundial 1.1011114 HACK — 5 1(1 Vlllr TIIIH II HACK — S/ie Mile— 1. .Morning Thla. 2. Oecaalon, 1. Iluekaway Dan, 2. Mualr S. Kkue. 4. Twlaty J«t. 5. Slap, 2. Kruar liar. Ilrown Jamea Kmmal, « Pla Cully, Trees, i. M’s riet Hat. t. Phony 7. Tranwaya. 2. Kentry Vet, 7. Iloney Spot, I. Tor- M v n i ii i n : — a hi m ii * — I. Htrp Now, 1. Hlrck Ponda, uue's I n>oii PO t Ill'll HACK — 111 Sills 3. paiina’a Mlaa Kay, 4. Joyotl, I. I.ucky Norma, 2. Crane Hock, S. Ilookrra' Clrcun, d. Loti Ha­ 1. I'm (Had. 4. Non Plus, S. voc, 7. Cera' Sundown, S. Opal III lleo. «. Poodle U . 7. Jewell Mac TKNTII HACK — B/l* Vlllr Behoiar, * Pino l,ea P IP T II HACK — S/N Sill* — 1. B. A .'a M ill* Hlalrr. 2. AI 1. p,,r|. Pell, 2. I'm llrra. 3. Paealuin. 2. O.ll.'a Me Puff. 4. Ilohhle Hhore, I. Tutor ('arson, Parry Kaalia. 1. Jtofl Whirl. *• l. Kroaly Tip. *. Protocol, 7. HP.re llought. 7. Ucorga Jet, >. Mac Htetch KI.KVK.VI'li HACK — 3/ft Vlllr 1. Pr. Whlakrrr, 2. Plltle lllinnda, 2. Hweet Hhowrra. 4. Pinko, S. W ill* Win. t. Hha'a Hap 7. Notified, S. Kellacy Dorman Leads Team Victory Sanford JH 9 Defeats Evans Etta Dorman turned in the high game and scrlca, a big 202-581, to aid Stcnslrom Real­ ty in winning three pointi from Cook's Corner and re­ tain the lead In the Hl-Noonera Howling league. The 381 high scratch scrlca broke a three way. 575 tie held by Dot Ilutton, Cat Slplcy and Mcda Wiltshire. Joe’s 1-uundry made a clean sweep against the Acey Deucy Wives. Dot Button rolled a 11MI-49I to aid the Art Drown Rest Control to claim four wins f r o m Hunt Really. Grapcville Nursery won three point* from the CI’ O Wives and Southern Air, led by Judy Clarke’s 1B3S09, won three points from Shoemaker Con­ struction. Sophio Woodson found the groove when she turned tn a 201-524 to help the DcBary Debs down the M. A R. Bar for three points. The 5-4-7 fell for Betty Kurlmal, Kathy Gray and Shir­ ley Simas. Doris Hock con­ verted the 4-7-9. Virginia Skclly the 3-9-10, and Shirley Simas the 4-7-10. Dot Button, Doris Hock, Rita Glaser, Ka­ thy Gray, Dot Johnson, Jean Monroe, Kitty Curdy, Suzy Reno, Connie Ringo, Mcda Wiltshire and Sophie Woodson all toppled the 3-10. Jean Og­ den, Nan Quinn, Susy Reno, Carolyn Sallee, Cat Sipley and Mary Tomalrtki converted the 5-7. Turkeys were rolled by Judy Clarke, Dot Johnson, Jean Monroe, Jean Ogden and Jean Sheridan. The Sanford Junior High Brave* opened their current baseball season Tuesday aft­ ernoon with a 10 to 4 victory over the Evans High School Jayvees of Orlando. Ron Dudley fired a three hitter at Evans who picked up a pair of runs in the third and another two In the fourth. Meanwhile, the Braves got to Miller and Simmons of Evans for five runs In the first In­ ning, four more in the second and a single marker in the fourth. Sanford pounded out 13 hits Including Chuck Cigott’a three safeties In four trips and I-efty Oxford's two drives. Ox­ ford, however, was injured sliding Into second base. School officials said this morning that they are not yet sure If he has a broken ankle. Evans JV 002 200 0 - 4 3 5 Sanford JH 540 100 x- 1 0 13 4 Miller, Slmmont (2 ) and Lyman; Dudley and Bryant. H O LLE R 4SAN F0R0 ■ two gome home *t*od when they battle the Baby Eagles o f the Metro Conference’s Edgewater High School. Next week the Lion* host the Lyman Greyhounds in the return engagement between the two Seminole County B(|uud*. A fte r suataining a 2-0 loaa to Lyman in the season's op­ ener, Oviedo bounced back to _ pick o ff tho relatively weak s(|uads o f Melbourne Central Catholic, 1G-3, and Montverde 31-21. Ih e Lions, now 2-1, are entering the rough part o f their schedule. The squad is being paced In the batting department by Rex Brooks and Charlie M il­ ler. both o f whom are hitting near .600. Over all, the en­ tire nine is showing marked improvement in hitting. Fielding is also looking better, too. Both Infielders and outfielders are becoming adjusted to their positions and consequently are playing a better brand o f ball. Oviedo's southpaw twirler, Jimmy Courier, la pitching good, steady ball. Courier la presently 1-1 on the mound for the season. W alter Bessly was in good form for the Montverde contest and could well develop Into a starting righthander. I f arm trouble doesn't continue to hamper Danny Gammage, he could be extra hill Insurance. Danny Is credited with one o f Ovie­ do’s wins. The Lions are getting mora confident and hope to contin­ ue Improving their record. Oviedo has added a top condition baseball diamond to the fine facilities at John Courier field. The Lions will play their home contests there. Coach Paul Mikler and hli charge* have atated that they are looking forward to playing on the new diamond. Tho facility at Courier field has been described a* "the first grass infield In Oviedo’* history." Courier will U ke the mound against Etlgewater’ s J V ’s, to­ day. Brook* w ill fill the other position in the battery. Colliert will hold down fln t , and Bobby Stewart will t>a at second, Partin at third and Miller at short. Gammago will he in left field, Billy Mikler in center and Jacob* in right. 4 More Nights Of Jai-Alai * * v > *> •! \ ** V * . . . . TOWNI USED CAMDEALER IN TOWN I • 0/11 VSOS S PAU K / U , J T1 0861 Last August Prater cam* to Florida primarily bccauie o f his w ife’s health. He landed In Orlando but accepted a teach­ ing post at South Seminole. In addition to his regular teaching duties, Dick ccached the Hurricanes' junior varsity football team last fall and has-been helping to enach JayVce basketball at the school (luting the winter. Dick attended high school in Pikeaville, Ky. During his four yeans there ha played basketball four seasons and lettered each year. During his junior and senior years he wa* selected to captain the team. During three y ea n o f hla high school cage career Prater was named to the all district team and also to the all regional team three times. Following high school, Dick played freshman basketball at the U n lven ity o f Ken­ tucky. He was the Wildcat Fresh’a high scorer that seaion. He spent the next four y e a n In the U. S. A ir Force, play­ ing basketball in addition to carrying out hla regular dutlea. Just prior to his release from the A ir Fcrce he was drafted by the N ew York Knlckrrbocken o f the Nation­ al Basketball Association. Ha was the Knlck’s firs t draft choice. Dick, however, wanted to finish hla college education. He enrolled at the University o f South Carolina. During his first year at Columbia he completed the cage season a* the fourth top scorer in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In the midst o f his second bas­ ketball season Prater was in­ jured and had to give up collegiato basketball. Ha com­ pleted hla college program at South Carolina, graduating in 1069. Prater went to work fer the firm o f Dun and Bradstreet as a financial reporter in Co­ lumbia. But after a year he felt he wanted to go Into teaching and coacning. Hi* initial Job was teaching and coaching l -kctball back in Kentucky, at i’ ikravllle High, where he had hlnurlf ritended high school. He w ai at Pikeaville one year when he accepted an o ffe r to become head basketball coach at Fedscreek High Schcol, also In Kentucky. A fte r two successful years at Fedscreek his wife’* physi­ cian recommended a more moderate climate and he moved to Central Florida. During hi* heyday in Kenlucky high school basketball circles as a player, Prater played in the Kentucky-Indlana high school all atar cage conteat and paced the Kentucky aggregation te a win. Prater was the high scorer in this affair. He alto took high pclnt honors the same year when this same club defeated the Ohio all star high achool rage team. Prater’s abilities, however, are not limited to basketball. During his high school days in Pikesvllle he lettered two years a* an end. It ’s obvious that w i t h Prater coming to Seminole County laat August It was much too late toplac# him la a position where hla athletle background could be beat utilised. But as local school authorities make plana fo r the 10C4-05 achool year we're o f the opinion that on* o f this county’s high achcol should be given the oppor­ tunity o f taking advantage o f this young man's Abilities. dai. aia» Colonial Beats Tribe Golfers Seminole High o f Sanford (ACTION ITHRJLUI VIMIf I rVWMV BfWV dropped its second g o lf match of the current links season when Colonial High o f Or­ FIMTOAM8 lando polled a 4 and 2 win over the Tribesmen. Don Hardeman d e f e a t e d Ray Bradford 2 and 1 and Tom Bumgarner topped Roth Vlhlen 1-up. The Grenadiers took beat ball honors 8 and 1, In a second foursome, Bob K elly defeated J e ff Williams I 1:15 P M . o f 8snford 2 and 1 but Larry Sherwood ram* through fo r I ten*. He Min*n the Seminole* with a 2 and 1 win over Bill Petri. Sanford FRON I O took beet ball honor* in this match, 2-1. ■ 8 I «/ 5 s * I 7:40 pm . 'fag.m b |9**wv. Ph. US-4221 N Berry, N o Minora! 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H O LLER S e _ SELLING UK* THOSE WOMDOtn* WEB CAM « Baseball Sports O R LA N D O I- * �If! U Hjg SmforB W»r*IB March 25, 1964— Page 11 . : Lawyer-Doctor Takes Ruby Defense DALLAS (U P1) - The Wvolving-door job of chief de­ fense attorney for condemned killer Jack Ruby, held pre­ viously by two flashy court­ room performers, wound up in the hands o f a bespectacled college professor today. His hiring was announced as criminal attorney Percy by Ruby's sister, Mrs. Eva Foreman of Houston who quit Grant, at a press conference the case Monday in a dispute with Mrs. Grant, lie said she Tuesday night. Smith said he will terve was trying to run the defense. Belli was fired by Ruby for without fee. Working a i his assistant, denouncing Dallas and the also without fee, will be Prof. trial court in a wild tirade aft­ He Is Dr. Hubert Winston Charles Wright, a colleague er Ruby was given the death Smith, director of the Law- at the university. Defense at­ sentence. Science Academy at the Uni­ torneys Phil Burleson of DalMrs. Grant Tuesday night versity o f Texas, who holds las and Joe Tnnahlll of Jas­ complained about Foreman's both a law degree and a medi­ per, Tex., will remain on the charges and said he had cal degree from Harvard Uni­ case. "stood me u p" for a breakfast versity. Smith replaced famed Tex­ date they had to discuss his > f contract to try to save Ruby State Hospital at Anstln, Tex., from the electric chair. for medical tasti. Smith aald he anticipated Slie said tha contract Fore­ man presented the family Introducing new evidence into "m ade me alck," but that the case within 30 days, pro­ Ruby Kerned "v e r y pleased" bably aooner. with the hiring o f Smith. Tonahill said the motion al­ "Holding a Candle" ready filed fo r a new trial Tha axpreaalon “ can't hold "only scratched the eurface," a candle to you " alludea to and a new motion would be the typical apprentice or presented within IT days. boy eerrent In England who Smith said he plans to ask waa given tha task o f hold­ (o have Ruby taken to »ome ing a candle while his mat­ hospital, perhaps the Austin ter read booki. ' •uffm > ^ . CRYSTALIZED ENERGY OF SUNSHINE J u ja B A B Y B A R R IN G TO N G E RALD COOPER BabyContestIsSlated At First Shiloh Church B y Robert B . Thomas Jr. 332 S7S6 There will be a baby contest at 7 p. m. Sunday, April 12, at First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. The contestants are: Ger­ ald Cooper, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cooper and sponsored by godparents, Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Bentley; Brenda Anita Barrington, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Barrington III, sponsor­ ed by her godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson Jr.; Cobbrcna McGee, daughter of M r. and Mrs. E. C. McGee, sponsored by her godparents, M r. and Mrs. W. C. Curry; llershell Vernon Palm er III, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Palm er, sponsored by his god­ mother, Mrs. Lessie Pryor, o f Lakeland. In next week's edition, the other contestants pictures will appear. Lillie Cherry Circle o f St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church has selected a project fo r the year. It wilt help some needy fam ily. This is certainly one of the most won­ derful projects any organiza­ tion could undertake. The o f­ ficers o f the circle are: Mrs. M ary Whitehurst, president; Mrs. Bessie Smith, vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Mattie Cherry, secretary; Mrs. Katie Cherry, corresponding secretary; Mrs. E va Mims, treasurer. • • • Rt FOR f o o d s ARMOUR STAR their children. Please bring the child's birth certificate. However, If the child doesn't have his birth certificate, bring him any way. Physical examinations will be given also. O. T. Brown and Isaac Sin­ gletary were weekend visitors to our city. Form er residents of this city, they reside in Rochester, N. Y . • • • SMOKED U. S. GOVT. GRADED TURKEYS T P IC N IC S St. Paul Baptist Church host­ ed the United Organizational Candlelight Program Sunday. It was for the benefit o f the St. Paul Gospel Choir. The audience received a wonder­ ful treat of music. The pro­ gram was sponsored by the Young Community Club. I 8 TO 10 LB. AVERAGE . ll v LB. TURKEY NECKS and G IZZARD S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 lbs. $1 F R IS T CUT R IB g l*v < Y S W IF T S TR U -TE N D R _ Glenda Jean Carr, 6 NTenth grade atudent at Crooms High School, composed a poem In memory of the late P res­ ident John F. Kennedy. She sent it to Mrs. Jacquelyn Kennedy, and the form er First Lady sent a thank you card. " I am most thrilled over receiving the card," she said. Mrs. KatJe B. Sandifer, her homeroom teacher, aald "She loves to write poem s." Con­ gratulations, Glenda Jean, and keep writing. Could be your best talent. The Crooms High School Band attained ratings of good and excellent at the District Festival In Titusville Satur­ day. Barbara Givens, Nclwyn Hender son, Shirley Barring­ ton, and Devorla McNealy rated superior in solos and ensembles, They will a fen d the State Band Festival in Jacksonville next month. B O N C B IL B YR D Bruce Johnson, band director, will accompany them, M r*. Bon d e l Byrd, of • • • Blounstown, haa r e t u r n e d Mem ber* of Troops No. 364 home after completing three and No. M attended the Girl weeks of internship training in Scout Week program at tha m idwifery at the Francia M a­ Civle Center. Girl Scouts of ternity Home. She reported troop No, 164 attending were: having been quite impressed Eleanor Hardy, Dora Peoples, with our city. Marvin Kates, Hattie Harden, Hopper Elementary acbool Shirley Guy, and leader Mr*. w ill have a spelling bee Ruth Church. We are inviting Thursday, A pril 25, at S:4S all girls, ages 9-17 to Join a. m. the troop of your choice. Principal E u b a n k e an­ nouncer the Spring Roundup Had Many Terms beginning Saturday, April 4. Thia day will be for all parSamuel Gomperi served as enta o f children who will be­ president of the American gin acbool In September of Federation of Labor 37 times, 1964. missing only one year to that On Thuriday April t , all office from ISM until his parents are aiked to bring death. ' ►hi-•iaitf1 j ■ * j IBS. K C.L 14 L i M.II 9120.00 111.00 220.00 312.00 4)2.00 6*2 00 « 7.00 114)0 1)00 1100 7400 32.00 v « C i ______ __ ^ »««" »>•»: ^ --------------- Shurfine Salad Dressing Polly Peach Halves . Sliced Pineapple . Strawberry Preserves . ™ Sweet Mixed Pickles . 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Neither are the effects confined to any one age bracket, which is one reason why there can be no all-em­ bracing solution to the problem. There will have to be a number o f “ solutions” and the field is wide op­ en for suggestions. W irtz, nimself, looking at the near side o f the age spectrum, recently came out in favor o f raising the com­ pulsory school age limit to 18 and fo r providing two extra years o f free public education beyond high school. This, he said, would have the im­ mediate effect o f reducing by a cou­ ple million the number o f job occu­ pants or job seekers. More import­ antly, its long-range effect would be the upgrading o f the work skills and employment potentials o f t h e s e youths. A more general “ solution” hns been recommended by Edwin F. Shelley, director o f the National Council on the Aging. Under his plan o f "earned educational leave,” work­ ers would be withdrawn from the Worry Clinic lnbor force every year and sent back to school, while still drawing their pay. I f unemployment equaled, say, 5 per cent o f the labor force, 5 per cent o f the employed workers would take their leave each year. I f unem­ ployment were 10 per cent, then 10 per cent o f those working would be removed from the rolls. “ This,” says Shelley, “ would leave job openings across the board for the unemployed to fill.” The next year, the workers return­ ing from leave supposedly would fill the void left by another crop o f fur­ loughed workers. Obviously, this “ solution” would be ideal i f all jobs were the same and the only problem was that of shifting the troops. Unfortunately, it is not that simple. Both “ solutions” rely on the mag­ ic power o f education and the fact that much unemployment is of the so-called “ structural” type. That is, there arc jobs available, but unem­ ployed workers either don’ t possess the skills necessary to fill them, or the available jobs arc in one location and the unemployed in another. A t present, education is undoubt­ edly the best answer to the chal­ lenge o f automation. What will huppen when machines begin decimat­ ing the ranks o f management and brain workers, no one can say. We can only try to solve those ills we have, rnther than look ahead to others we know not of. ns well ns public ones. The One Per­ centers nre simply taking the initi­ ative nnd spending n few o f their tux dollars where they want them spent before the government gets hold o f them. CASE 5-421: Nora Q „ aged trist would start his different­ quickly by giving the victim 22. la a school teacher. ial diagnosis with the Idea of a new view-point. Send for the booklet “ Sex "But. Dr. Crane,” her mo­ self sex practices. Problems of Young People.’’ ther protested, “ Nora is al­ For at least 50% of girls enclosing a long stamped, re­ most sick with constant fear and probably 75% of boys turn envelope, plus 20c. of germs. have engaged in auto erotic­ After my personal Inter­ “ She washes her hands all ism at one time or another. view with Nora. I handed her the time. As a result her fin­ But If they have been sub­ that newspaper booklet so she gers are raw, even though she jected to the former threats could double check my ad­ employs mild soaps. about feeblemindedness, In­ vice alter she got home. “ She is also obsessed with Remember, too that gastrie sanity, venereal Infection, etc., worry about having stranger* then they may feel that their juices is an excellent germ ­ enter the house. icide, so most germ* will be guilt will tie punished. “ She grows agitated while So this excessive handwash­ dissolved when they hit the they are here and as soon a a ing, plus an abnormal phobia stomach; otherwise, kiddies they leave, she insists on about germs, may be allayed would always be ill! going over the furniture with rubbing alcohol or even lysol. “ When 1 protest, she even cries and says she doesn't know why she has this con­ stant obsession about germs. “ She says she’d like to gel over it hut she doesn't know­ how. What would you sug­ gest?” This is a common obsession of cultured people w4io have a sexual guilt complex. Reasonable cleanliness is natural and desirable in mo­ dern society but when patients go to such extremes aa Nora, you can begin to suspect an ulterior reason. You may remember that faxdy Macbeth also had an ex­ cessive handwashing obsess­ ion. She felt guilty of murder, ao she was frenzied In her con­ stant attempts to wash out the imagined blood spots on her hands. For the excessive washing of one's hands haa long been symbolical o f an attempt to erase guilt. Thus, you Bible scholar* will recall that Pontius Pilate ad­ mitted Christ'* innocence, yet sent him to his death on the cross. Rut in plain sight o f the "Whon I grow up / wont fo be rich and famous tiki courtroom mob, lie then ask­ Bobby Baktrl" ed for a bowl o f water, so he could show the crowd that he was washing his hands ol any guilt. So what would an attractive young wuman like Nora have on her conscience? 1ST. 1935 What supposedly sinful act m i / t A t i c * ii r i c n m would lie linked with her fin­ gers and llius Impel her o wash them constantly In a vain attempt at atonement? If you have read this clini­ 114 Bo. Palmetto cal column very long, you can mako a shrewd guess. Phone F A 2*0814 Any experienced psychia­ BERRY’S WORLD Hail The One Percenters Clevelanders, who pioneered the Community chest concept, are hoping that another o f their ideas will bo as universally copied around the na­ tion. This is the One Percent Plan, launched in 1960, under which busi­ nesses pledge one per cent o f their annual income before taxes to the support o f local institutions o f high­ er learning. Actually, the avernge donation of the 32 companies in the plan last year was 1.14 per cent. The idea has now leaped across a couple o f state lines to Rochester, N.Y., where the Xerox Corp. has joined the cause. The company’s pledge will mean about $400,000 giv­ en yearly to schools in the Roches­ ter nren. It will be surprising if One Per­ cent clubs do not begin springing up all over the country. It is not only good public relations but good in­ vestment, fo r firms will one day be hiring some o f the young people they are now helping to educate. It is also good citizenship. The na­ tion needs thriving private schools Dr. Crane*s "O f Course He H as a Licen se-! Issued It M yself!" Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley Political Notebook Communist Committee. He told to aet up progrnms for goes to dances and even plays pushing atheistic thinking. In individual, furtive ap­ dominoes with the lads. Party worker* are being proaches, Soviet scientist* "H ia young w ife a l s o given more rigorous training have been questioning Am eri­ waste* no time. Tha girls in bow to discourage religion. I f a mnn love me, he will keep my can scientists o f late on how come to her to do dressmak­ American analyst* think they meet their spiritual words; nml my father will love him, ing nnd obtain her advice on this antireligious drive will needs and what they as scien­ intimate questions. E v e n boomerang. With scientists, nnd we will come unto him nnd make tists actually believe about Young Communist L e a g u e intellectuals and students al­ our abode with him. — John 14:23. man’s aim* and God and mor­ Conimu• • • member Yury Efim ov suc­ ready questioning ality. cumbed ami baptized h I a I nist tenets, public antireliFrom the greatest minds to the These topflight Russians giuus debate probably will most ignorant among men, people quietly corner the American* child." raise the intensity o f their nre people. In the darkest continent T o m e e t the problem, nt international conference*, the greatest need is a knowledge o f on cultural exchange trip* to Khrushchev has ordered an­ soul-searching. Till* questioning by scien­ God. In the most enlightened society the United State* and in other drive aguinst religion. nnd culture, the need is the same to meeting In the Soviet Union. He has decreed establishment tists, intellectuals and youth ns o f now is immature, dis­ know God. We think harshly of the Tho Soviet scientists make o f an "Institute fo r Scientific savage o f dark continents for their It clear they are looking for Atheism" ami reorganization organized and nebulous. Hut primitive ways. Yet, some o f our something — a philosophy, n o f the nuticnal Soviet net­ U. S. analysts see itl it the beginning o f something that countrymen nre just as primitive. superior being, a moral atnn- work for promoting atheism. could eventually weaken Rus­ The Holy Scriptures at work in mnn dard, a purpose— that com­ Iicginning with the 1064-65 sian ccmmunism from with­ — is the answer n better world. — year, every student in uni­ munism does not supply. in. Rev. Robert L. Strickland, Jr., Pas­ versities specializing in medi­ U. S. officials report these tor, Church o f God Prophecy, Suncine, agriculture nnd educa­ contacts are now too numer­ ford. ous to be just the thinking o f tion will lie required to take a course and pass an examin­ a few individuals. "W e a re beginning to ation in “ The Rase* o f Scien­ think," says one official, tific Atheism." New rouraes Q—What percentage of hu­ “ that there la developing on atheism will b« Introduced man blood is made up of Into elementary s c h o o l * . among Soviet scientists a cells ? feeling they've got to have Teaching o f atheism will be A—Almost half the blood Is "mcdernlzed." N ight classes scmethlng more than com­ made up of cells, lilood cells are being organized. munism to live by, are so small (lint 60,000 ol Government agencies, the “ They're not certain what them could be put on the head W A S H IN G T O N (U P 1 ) — ments emerging from the like If this snnust outbreak they want. They often don't press and radio have been of a p:n. of vrrnnl euphoria were to training camp o f the Wash­ As has often been noted, the apeak of it In term* o f rollspread to other fields of en­ statements a n d comments ington Senator*, where there glon. Hut it’s clear that com­ Q—How doei the scarlet deavor. munism doesn't satisfy their from baseball aprlng train­ Is talk once again o f rising pimpernel relate to weather? I think it would produce n A —II Is supposed to close ing ramps have • lot o f the from tha American League spate o f news item* some­ needs." O n e Soviet mathematical airiness and charm o f pure cellar. what like these: We plan to eliminate every Its petals at the approach of an (K 'avyi facility wo don't nerd, rain. Tills flower has been My reading o f the aporta fantasy. Sarasota, F la :: Herbie physicist recently told This I* particularly true pages recently started mo to C r u m p , veteran General American privately that his and our present rapaelty is railed Ihe "peasant's weather o f the etatementa and com- wondering what it would he Manager o f the Tidewater Soviet sociologist colleagues now in excess of our require­ glass” or Ihe “ poor nisn'i warning." Cotter Pin Corp., predicted had told him they had dis­ ments. today that hia company will covered there was a direct re­ — Defense Secretary Robert O YEIt 35 Y EA R S overtake General Motors this lationship between the num­ McNamara, on tour o f San Francisco buy alert ship­ year aa the nation's biggest ber o f rhun-hes and the At First A Palmetto amount o f juvenile delinquency business. yards. Geneva Altamonte Springe (Alongside old poat o ffice) Mr*. Jos. E. Mathieax Mrs. Julia Bartoa “ It is true 'that our net In the Soviet Union—the fe w ­ 310-4824 838-1318 earnings were less than ft,- er the churches, the more de­ I iliil not come with a solu­ scientists, tion— this is un Asian problem Lake Mary Bear Lake-Foreat City 000 In 1003,” Grump told linquency. These Mr*. Frances Wester Mrs. Maryann Miles reporters, “ But I see no rea­ he sold, recognize there is to bo decided by people in this 322-6210 838-3878 son why we can't raise that something there they want to part o f the world, not by the Lake Monroe Casselberry United States. to nround lif t billion in 1004. learn more alajuL Mra. II. fa Johnson Mrs. Jane Casselberry Student* in the universi­ — Attorney General Robert F. “ During the winter was 322-4722 838-5048 • CnrpetH • Furniture acquired a new assistant vice ties are asking questions like Kennedy, on tour to seek Chuluota • Loagwood • Tile • Pianos "W h y is it neceesary to be president who should mediation o f Indoneeianra id Political Adv. Mra. Donna Estes Mrs. Joan Magln * Rental liedi antireligicu *?"’ The s a m e strengthen our production Mulaysinn dispute. 365-3743 638-3317 department. And our ac­ thought I* being raised In re­ Osteen DcBary counting department already cent novels. Mra. Clarence Knyder Mrs. Adam Muller 322-4841 S. Pavlov, first secretary o f is aa accurate aa any In the j 668-4410 National Association o f Man­ the Young Communist Cen­ Oviedo Enterprise Mre. George Kelsey ufacturers. tral Committee, worn* hia Miss Helen Snodgrass 365-3486 668-0033 “ Last year we got o ff to organization: C H UCKH O LE SPECIAL a alow atart because of "W a cannot console our­ mechanical breakdowns. This selves by saying that moat o f THIS WICK IT COSTS YOU Front End year, if the water cooler the believers are old people. Alignment and doesn't spring another leak, “ On the Pioneer State Farm Brake Adjustment we'll make people forget in the Vladimir O b l a s t s a y s Any U.S. car W W FIU about General Motors.” Pavlcv, "the prleat Is infinite­ w Installed Moet Cara St. Petersburg, Fla.: Pfc. ly more active in carrying out lUncld Ihrup, veteran U. 8. educational work with tha Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., March 25, 1964 Army infantrymen, ended young people than the Young hia holdout today and signed W ALTER A. OIKLOW, EDITOR AMD F t'lL IIH E R up for another hitch. elgn service officer, express­ FR AX K VOLTOLINE. O m l i U n - Oeaeral M aaaitr It la believed his pay and ed delight today upon learn­ JULIAS L. ITEMSTROM ROT GREER allowances will total about ing that he had been traded Associate Editor Advertising Managtr FRED VAR FELT H ARRIETT E. JOHHSOR $08 a month, making him to the Agriculture Depart­ Managing Editor Claaslllad Dlraetor one of tha highest paid Pfc's ment. Jt'DV WELLS JAKIE SMONMAMER O unt? Editor Uuslnet* Managar on activa duty. Agriculture gave up two DORIS WILLIAMS FRED WELLS “ Reports that I Insisted on grade 12 entomologists and ■oelatg Editor Machaaleal SupL a new meaakit are a bunch ■ cotton parity atatistirian it Heavy molded of bunk,” Thrup said. to obtain F a r n s w o r t h • rubber S U R S C R im oR RATES Thrup predicted he will Keathkit. In K cent years, R oao Delivery l | Mall •k Choice o f I color* gomlaala Caaalr All Oibor j y United have a good year on the ri­ “ F ern y" ha* been used only Sis Waak I* os I Taar l l l l i | faar Tin e Only * 14.95 regular price fle range. Jls credits platoon sparingly at state. He proba­ M0 « Months S U s Months I 10 I Months 1.00 I Months Sgt. Koscoe McCadcnce with bly will act more action at * Buy Now! * Exclusive with FULL FRONT COVERAGE 1.00 I Month I.t* 1 Month Save N ow ! Goodyear agriculture which ha* been V. S. Postal Regulations prorlda that aU a a l) subscriptions bt improving his shooting. UNIVERSAL FIT paid In advance. “ McCadcnce showed me weak in diplomacy. where the trigger was,” “ Ih i* is the beat thing Entarad as second class matter Cctossr 11, 111! at the Poat Thrup explained. that ha* happened to me Ofllca af Sanford. Florida, uador tbo Act o f Coagrcaa of March Orlando, Fla.: C. Am ory since the Bay o f P ig *," Tha litrtld la a member of tbo Unliog Prost which la es- Farnsworth • KaathUt, vet­ Farnsworth • Keathkit ex­ tlllod exclusively la tbo uaa for ropubllcalloa cf all tbo local eran stats department for- claimed. na*s printed la U la aawapepor. W A S H IN G T O N (N E A ) — Thought For Today The Future Belongs To Those Who Plan 5* Dick West Says The Lighter Side Quotes Herald Area Correspondents IN...SAVE IN STOP SPR IN G IN...SAVE SP EC IA L and Sweet ELECT Seminole County Commission District 5 OUR COMPLETE SHOCKS 5095 QHp i&mford BjrraUi Keep The Water Clean J. 0. (JESS) GREGORY Sanford Furniture Co. DRIVE HELP SAVE OUR BEAUTIFUL Lakes and Waterways ON THESE AUTO MUFFLERS 88 CAR FROM G O O D YEA R DELUXE CAR MAT AND £ SERVICE DEPARTMENT: SPRING M OTO R T U N E -U P THIS WEEK IT COSTS YOU Our tip ir lt w ill n t rid ol that winter sluggishness and mike your car come a livtl HOME SPECIALS WWW BA TTERY CH A RG ER Save 50% C O O D / r iA R 6*6 h lk lu il illmiwuiL StiUuti* SERVICE STORE FOR HOME M ARINE — FARM # Jasl ceeeeet D baiter? leetelaele. Ml D Ssr II ealL ant alas >• m l. a Ofm ii* aa aa? IIS Vail A.C. eteetrlfsl eetlel. raaifiala iMlraelkae leeleded. a N'a rhaae* hi •lilUaJtaf a* • asses*b4. Bag as*I Maha aara rsa state lalarl 555 W . F IR S T 8T. PH. 322*2821 �I « Vfrr EsnfarB f m il (Daah Q b b y. • didn't hara tha tima fo r I t Bha la tha aenaltlvo typa who la aasily hurt, ao, ovor •Inca than, lha haa aetad Terr cool toward* ma, and hanlly •peak*. I mu i t admit that I enjoy tha freedom from th «M coffee break*, and therefore heiltata to re­ vive our friendship. How­ ever, our children play to­ gether and I would rather be on friendly term* with her. How can I accomplish thle without getting back on those t w o - h o u r coffee breaksT PU ZZLE D D E A R PU ZZLE D : You C a n t Leave well enough •lone. You don’t know when you are wall off. • • e D E A R L U C K Y : Yes, and I was getting ready to re­ ply, " I t will never work, fo rg et hlm/’ l • • • D E A R A B B Y : A second man has entered my life. I am a church woman, but If you w ill let me captain, per­ D E A R A B B Y : 1 have a friend who says, " I am go­ ing to GET a bath.” I keep telling him that he should ou n r doorstep datlr fo r a two-hour eoffae brook. I ftn illy had to tall bar that 1 3: r jaaobif thing tor bridge players, but en occasion the most scien­ tific wsy to bid a hand is to •lam-bang your way into a plant. Whan tha student bald Uta North hand la tha weakly duplicate ha bid a t shows In the bog and was vary proud o f hla accomplishment HU bid of three dubs followed by the jump to five spade# had clearly told South to go to ala with second round heart con­ trol and bad suggested seven I f South could handle the first bssrt lead. It had also told West sx•c tly what suit to open and W est's heart opening had flv - •ay, *1 am going to T A K E a bath.” Who Is right T F A 88 IO D E A R F A 88IO: One who bathes himself T A K E 8 a bath. I f he is given a bath by someone else, hs GETS a bath. Unless your friend is at an age where hla mother la still bathing him, hu is all wst. • • e C O N F I D E N T I A L TO B E TSY A T LO CKH EED : I think you ars wise to wait. A man who haa besn di­ vorced three times Is a very, very, very poor risk. • • • Gst Is o ff your cheat F o r a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to A B B Y , Bon BIOS, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, aeIf-ad­ dressed envelope. e e e Hate to write letters? send one dollar to A B B Y , Bos SM I, Beverly Hills, Calif., fo r Abby's new book­ l e t "H O W TO W R IT E L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCA­ SIONS." Onfihidqa Scleace is a floe thing for scientists. Usually It la a One I 'V By Abigail Van Buren haps you w ill find some compassion fo r mo. I think it was his eyes that firs t breached my re­ serve. A I w a y a beautiful, they sometimes appear gray and turbulent, llks moun­ tain lakes whipped to anger by a passing storm. His hair, rivaling tha beauty o f his eyes, has the windblown freshness o f the open field. His physlqus Is as perfect as hla smile is disarming. And wbsn he looks Into my eyes, as he did tonight, I can see no end to this rela­ tionship. You see, Abby, he Is my grandson, just one year old, and this Is his firs t visit to our home. Aren’t some women just plain— LU C K Y T DEAR ABBYi ! h m • neighbor who us«d to arrive I P a r * J - A — M a r c h 28, *64 f s y Ruth Miiiett "Y o u cannot fill your life their leisure hours, who are­ with prefabricated entertain­ n’t interested in making edu­ ment to fill the hours when cation a lifelong pursuit are you are not working sod atill in for a pretty dull existence. And the children brought remain a human being." The woman who made that up in such a home are bound statement is Dr, Dorothy Lee, to be bored, restless and men­ author and form er Harvard tally undernourished. There sre so many things University anthropology pro­ today that families can do fessor. How about your own famllyT together, so many challenging A re your evenings and week­ and interesting ways they can ends filled with "prefabricated •psod their leisure, that It Is • pity so many families do entertainment."? —Does the fam ily sit for rsly almost entirely on pre­ hours before the tslsvlaloo fabricated entertainment to set, watching one time-skill- fill their noQworking hours. Why not, lor one month. log program after another? —A re evenings out usually spent going to movies? —When It comas to sporti, are you watchers, instead of doers? These are Important ques­ tions, because a husband and wife who have no creative bobbies, who depend on "m a d e " entertainment to fill e Thursday Carload Pare Nitre Vila « I I >M “TH E NAKED JUNGLE" Charttea Hrotea Eloaoov Parker — Color Flos A t t i l l Oaty "M Y GEISHA" Shirley MaeLalae la Color had pUyad six - m u aavan. "H ow did you get to a is l­ es kad tha student. "A n d how ST did you stop a heart lead ?" ASS " I t was assy aoough to get 10l « to sis," replied the professor . '• > 2 AS74S BOOTH " I opened one diamond. M y partner responded one spade. I Jumped to aix." Ha continued with: " I did nothing to anoouraga o r dlaBoth vulnerable courage a heart toad. Instead, WasS I gave Watt full froodom of 5 * t * Pan SN.T, Pass choice. He wee Just as likely Pass “ to open a club as a heart and m ight even have tod a dia­ mond or a trump. Actually he n tha defense two tricks. had a rather normal club Tha student wasn't ao proud opening and made R ." " | ilQ llll i r 1! W ED NESD AY P. M. Sapweed o f ebony Is almost golden in color, and some­ times streaked. ' l:ts ( t ) (f) ■ (• ) 1:11 (• ) • : l l (• ) • :ti t l ) h t* N o ;i N ew * spirts. vr«s> thir Kiwitlns Ch. • eporti W isth ir Show N iw i— W alter Cron. kits ( I ) Huntley • Drlnkl.y T:St IS) Diputjr (• ) alinn R u t h (S) Cboyssns fit s (S) The Vlrctnlsa (•> CSS Itiporto l:SS t l) Patty Duko <t) Ch. • Hpiatil B Sales • Service Seminole T V 2109 FRENCH A V E . SANFO RD OW NER. DON R O YER REG. 22c C O M IN G ! W A L T D IS N E Y ’B " A T IG E R W A L K S " M ILK SHAKES LAST DAY A T 1 tOO - 3:55 • 5:30 8:40 •CITOWNEjntW .jtg; MCUNION- IIIIT MUR • V A N IL L A • CHOCOLATE • STR A W B E R R Y • P IN E A P P L E ftv THURS. ONLY T ■ EVERYBODY Ample Free Parking — Smoking A ree — HEADS TH E Featuring at LAKE M 0 N R 0 I • RESTAURANT • BAR A PACKAGE CLASSIFIED H W Y . 17-11— 1Vi Milas North o f SA N FO R D LD. Finest Sirloin V. 8. CHOICE BEST AVAILABLE FOR 2 PEO PLE A Complete Dinner Few A Couplet Other Mess Items Eqaally Low Prteodl Dining Room Open 1:30 t.m. to 10:30 pjs. 244B French Ave. Sanford, Fin. ItilS ( I ) Year First Impresslaa ( t ) Lava of Lite ( t ) ■avm Kara tails ( i ) Truth i r Conesqumoaa (t> Father Knowa Bait ( i ) Biaroh for Tomorrow t l l l l |< Oulilag bight Niwa llt l ir a te Far< The Opts W talaw lilt (I) Fan s t ilt (D Pooplo Aro P o n y ( I ) Nowo— Dovo Fonsolt As Ths W srlt Taras t i l l <1 Csrtsaas ins (i it's Neks A Dost TH U R SD A Y A . M. an asthsra asswsrt nos ts) •l*n On tut (i Ths Dootors i m ( i ) Hunihlno Almsnaa Day la Ooart m s <«> Qrova, Pirm luport Art LlakUttar • h i ( i ) KlorlSi lllitory I I I ! (I Ntwe— lia s How. (•) Hunrlio Sim oittr a rt Til* ( I ) Today—Hush Dawns l i t ! ( I ) Lorstts Tsuag ( t ) Pllai P iitu rss Qsssre' HsspHal (D Trtl (t ) Perm MkL Raperl (D Ts T ill Ths Trath T ill ( I ) Mlekli K v i b i HI* (1) Tea Don't gap ID T oday (Colar) TUI (t ) Ujcal N i w i , Was(l> Quean For A Day thir ( I ) The B ias at Night t i l t ( I ) Caputs Kangarae till <D Match Oasis • US (t ) Cartosas ( I ) Trallmsitsr !:«• ( I ) Dlveraa Court Boont i t e m ( 1) A a u rlu a H U tiry ms Saras s a t Allas (D Ktirelaa Par Woaua Haws tits 1:11 ( I ) Cartoom (D UaeU W all (D Ilompar R u n 1:01 (D Boat of Oreucho l ilt * (D Hay Whan <D Draaco <«> Ni w i —Mika Watlaas ( I ) Cartoona ttiH ( I ) NBC Nswa f i l l (l> Nswaeopo (D Bpantib <t> Leave It To Beaver 10:80 (1) Wore for Word ID Daeambar nrtda I Lovs Lucy 11:11 { » } Coneintratlon Price la Itlaht I I I Tha MeCoya t i l l ! (1) Mlaalnp Llnka ( ! ) Tha Objaot la (D Pata a Gladys BURGER KING ■ ' ,v r t L ttU a Delicious TH U R SD A Y P . M. AT FA M M I Zenith Color T V Sales 2100 Hanford Ave. ....... 7 . i v c o tiv T T j u d g e ' s c o u r t , BKMIVOLB COUNTY, FLOR­ IDA pit*. * • . sees ESTATE OF M AOPALEN* A. DAVIS. DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO A LL PERSONS RAVINS C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S AOAINST SAID ESTATE I Teu and each of you aro hereby notified and required to file any olalma and demands wbleh you, or olthor o f you, may have against aald aatata In tha offteo of Hon. C. Yarnon M i». Jr. County Judpo of Seminole County, at hts offteo Is tho Court Housa la Sanford. Florida, wlthla ala calendar months from tho tlmo o f tho first pubUaatloa o f this aotleo. Each olatm or demand must ba la wrttna and eontaln tha plaoo of rasldmoo and poat o f­ fice addreao of tho claimant and must bo oworn to by tho claimant, hla agent or attorney, or tho oatno shall ba void. Jane U rstteraon As Rseeutrla of aald aatato I earSt a Payton p. o. Dos SIT Wlntsr Park, Florida Publish Marsh SI dk April 1, I. II. 1IM CDB-II • Carry Out Orders • Cocktails • Mixed Drinks Bargain Priced Package Items Ph. 932-1816 <9 CAFETERIAS NOW Coufeou Strict Corns 4kw wRk as. Knjoy crisp, appetising salads... titiy pioOy d i m c m m i. • delicious prime msots end gsrdon-frash vsgsteblos. . . served In Rub pleasant surroundings. And rwnambar, Thursday sight |la "family sight" with fra# dassarta ter a ll. •. and , Saturday night la "steak night" when you get a big M-lh. T-Boea steak cooktd to your order for anly 8 p ro D tu y a t n v M i r o n i m G erm an bllta (lig h tn in g ), la Used especially in N orth A m erica to describe a snowaccompanied b y winds ag loose anew through r and along the ground. • Starts Tomorrow Legal Notice T O N IG H T • :!• (• ) The P a m ir's Dauaht.r (* ) Ttahtrops l:M IS) K ip lo n ifi ( I ) B ivsrlr HIUMUtu ( I ) Dm C n iy l:IS ( I ) Dick Van Drks tins t l) Blivinth Hour ( I ) tunny Kayo ( I ) Chinning 11:00 (IM S) N i w i , WlSthSr, Sporti (I ) n iw i — M u r p h y Martin l l i l t (l> N i w i , w u tb sr. Sports H i l l ( ! ) T h u tir of ths Stars H ill ID Johnny c a n o e (Color) ( I ) Movls TV RENTAL FlVIltlll M IRE t o n it r LC H A R C O A L BRO ILED T E L E V IS IO N keep a dally record of bow your fam ily spends Its free time? It might surprise you to learn how many precious hours your fam ily spends kill­ ing time Instead of using It for tho enrichment o f fam ily life. By Oswald Jacoby o f his bidding whan ha noted that tbs professor’s partner NORTH (D) (jt)a Jha Woman: ruasteas;tf AM .-4:15 P.M. OSwer. 4:90 - 1.40 P. M. Trade Winds Caftteriaa also located in Orlando, Melbourne . Loaoburg, | ' m i v h I. Cocoa I 1" A 1 i.i.l ( . 111 i H i L' SERVING Is tho Seminole Plaza -f ON U. S. 17-01 SOUTH at Casselberry ip Whether you are a e # 851-7373 vti i • lii ( ••• 11' . 11 I I<ji i<I. i BUYER or a SELLER <1 You'll get the response leslfcMgffUh'iigWtrt W U fd * t t f e e a You want when you use for your Dream Home? SEE Id y llw ild e “ Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM B U ILT WANT ADS 8ituatod on Urge Individually landscaped lo ti Features Include centre! hest end sir conditioning TW O N E W HOMEfl NOW COM PLETE M ODERN K ITC H E N S BY o • INIRAL A l l l C T R i e Shnamakah CO N STRU C TIO N C O M P A N Y Custom Building Our Specialty General Office t i l W. 26th St. 322-9103 Salat Office 822-7406 STENSTRO M RE ALTY JUST CALL FA 2-5612 SALE8 AGENT8 -..h r L- I �S' ) rs __ ______ i Irralh March 25, '64— Pape S-A ^<m Mothers Honor 16726233 m Easter Park Sr., a Sanford physician, haa been (elected one of Florida's 18 outstanding meth e n by the state chapter of the American Mothers Com­ mittee. * The announcement w as made today by Mrs. E. C. Williams of the Sanford Story League, t h e organisation which nominated Mrs. Park for the honor. Mrs. Park will be among tho 18 nominees for the Flor­ ida Mother-of-the-Year Award Vo be conferred during meeting in the Capitol's House o f Representatives Chamber in Tallahassee, • p. m., April 2. Mrs. Park wiU Join the other nominees and Mrs. Far­ ris Bryant in a receiving line. The nominees will be recog­ nised by Supreme Court Jus­ tice Richard Erwin. Music for the occasion will be provided by a group from Florida 8 tata University. J S e. - - MAKE IT THE FINEST FOR EASTER TENDER, HICKORY SMOKED, SUGAR CURED P ER IB . TENDER y c n ik k n HICKORY ibK U K T pSMOKED moked TENDER SMOKED HAM FLA. GRADE 'A' FRESH SMALL 2460 PARK AYE. •LUE RIBBON QUALITY.NATURALLY AGIO BEEF A I I i 4 PRES EXTRA BLUE RIBBON Q UALITY WITHTHIS COUPONAND PUICHAII Of I I M ADOmON TO THI STAMPS TOO MClTVt WITH VOW* FUtCHSJf. _ • i w m m n w v o o tin * 4 - 1 - 4 4 a iw w a iR B M t* BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CUBE STEAK.......... “ 89c # ARMOUR STAR BONELESS CANNED HAM m 4 LB CAN $ 2 » FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! $ ]8 9 ARMOUR STAR BONELESS WITHTHISCOUTON ANDPURCHAU OF S I.00 WORTH OF ANY VARIETY CANNED PICNIC VS A f EASTER CANDY FRESH P A C K E D . 12a* C A N X STANDARD OYSHRS 7 * 8 ft PKG SLICED BACON W 13m ) .3 ft « . , 8 f t 33sa JAR . PRE-MAR MAYONNAISE ...» JBna CAN. SOUTHIRH PLANTER PICXltDPUCKS 31“ I LB Moz •AYE 104 . FLAVORKIST Att'T FUVORS ICECREAM IMUM 4 ft LADY FA IR I 0 8 I M I B V B M T A IL U . HOT CROSS BUNS GOLDEN fio;en F ood s^ ^ ALL VARIETIES. BANQUET RO SE • LIMTC-1 with s .oo OR MORI fo od MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! 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AMERICAN BEAUTY ROMA WINES bansev enaougra DECORATED EASTER CAKE N E W Y O R K (U P I ) - The United States w ill be repre­ sented by national champions Judy Wills o f Baton Rouge La., in the first world's tram­ poline championships In Loo don Saturday. FA Lake Mary 4-1-44 IKO , WHITE. MELLOW RED. SAUTERMR, BURGUNDY Tram poline rr* •anewsen*, CREAM PIES rW M y F a lr I S TOMATO CATSUP 2 25 FARMHOUSE FROZEN aveooonn... L mmJ 5 M AOCXTION TO TNI STAMTS YOU KCTIVt WITH VOW ■ l l » Book Sale »a a a «a e B FRESH EGGS LARGE SIZE OR MEDIUM S IZ I • RIB STEAK...............“ 69c IN PLASTIC DOMI ate air la Bssatm tiMif tr. i 2 DO ZEN . F L A . GRADE *A* BLUE RIBBON Q UALITY Lake Monroe area girls be­ tween the ages o f nine and 12. inclusive, have been invited to Join and actively participate In the Lake Monroe 4-H Club. The organization meets each Thursday at the Lake Monroe School from 3:30 until 4:30 p. m. C A IR O , (U P I ) Britaln'e Christine Truman and West Germany's H a lf* Sehnltse wen the women's doubles championships o f the United Arab Republic lawn tennis tournament Sunday by beat* iny Anatralla'e Jan Lahane and Madonna Bchaet, 6-4, j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J CHUCK STEAK........“ 4 ft 4-H Issues Call A t Lake Monroe W in Doubles -- 4 S BUTT CUTor WHOLE.. 4 ? CENTER CUT HAM SLICES „7 9 t PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY. By United Press International Alabama Gov. Wallace's ef­ forts to win votes in Wiscon­ sin's Democrstic p r i m a r y drew political attention sway from the West Coast Monday. Wallace made anothar fo­ ray into-the Midwestern stale seeking support in Wisconsin's April T presidential primary. Democratic "truth squads" were expected to dog the seg­ regationist governor wherever he went In an effort to offset any votes he may be able to garner. Wisconsin Democrats led by Gov. John Reynolds warn ed party members that Wal lic e "must not be looked upon as a joke.” A subitan tlal vote for the Alabama leader, Reynolds said, would Nglve heart to the hatemong era from coait to coast.” TALLAH ASSEE (U P !) The Cabinet agreed today to sell printed votumea of the House and Senate Journals, worth 8274, lo r 831 a volume. 4 i SHANK CUT Gov. Wallace No Joke, Says Demo Leader um £o^E a s t e r a M r*. G * a « T a Whitehead Park, wite o f Dr. C laries L. * |f LETTUCE _ RADISHES _________________ ______ St = s s DESSERT SHELLS PKG. OF 6 2 IC REDI-W HIP x 5* 0 fMt CAN R lfg iM m iM IIIIIIIIM IU t tllllllllltH II 2 “ 2 ft »n M RASTER LILIIS . TULIPS^ == CELLO WRAPPED R ID I HYDRANGEAS, C A L= ADIUMS, GARDENIAS, ETC. “ 53535348232323235353484848485323892323485353535348232323 T iF 1 -* 4- »' �OUR BOARDING HOUSE Page 4-A—March 25. *64 SIDE GLANCES Vljf M id i arrall A PITY PRJX/I WANTED ID BUY VtXJ HAVE THE WRONO Z M WAITING TO SEE VAJCC 6REENBRAS6 WHAT DO VtXJ WANT? By Galbraith nr r o r m X KMOW. BuT fT S OPPtCE. M^JO? 6 *S 6 n B*ASS w ere OPr>CE 6 ACROSS THE HALL O/BR HEfiS.* <QJ, Legal Notice jr n o r r * ro n rr, s k m ix o l k pu n w a itin g cou rt, flo r. IDA. ru # * # . a m estate of AD BLE r . FOX. IM A G IN E ^ T A N D I N S HARD V M I L K VH T O U R HANCX, r_A N D ______ • DECEASED n o T ir n t o n t r n iT o t t * TO ALL r*H W \ « M iV M « m ix * o n D K B A .IU I AO AIX ST SAID E A T A T K i T o* end each o f you ir o hereby sotlfled and required lo n u any claim* and demands which yon or olthor of yo*. m »y have said o » t » l « In Hi* o ffle * of Hon. C. lo r n on M li*. County Judge o f Kemlnol* County. at hi* office In lh* Court llou ** In Sanford. Florid*, within *U o*l*n d »r month* from lh* tlm * o f tho flr tt publication o f thl* nolle#. Each claim or d*mand muat b* In w ritin g and contain «h * ptac* of reeldanro and po»t o ffle * addreee of th* claimant and muat b* *worn to by th* claimant, h li a «»n t or attor­ ney. or tho u m i *h*ll b* void. FLO RID A NATIONAL. B A N K AT ORLANDO B r: F. T. Tln*l*y. J r , VIce-Prteldent and T ru *t O fficer A* Administrator o f **14 ••tat* Trardl A Pay to* P. O. Il«a »»T W inter Park, Florida Publlrh M- h a A April 1, I. It. l i l t . ODH-74 S H O U T IN G .J L SHAsltS'TOSAURUS,, 5HASMATOSAURUS. SHASMATOSAURUS!* &ACHIM6 K U X AIEBSOH* I .u OUT OUR V3U W AY *Cat tha word around for thaw to stop looking hungry!" > INSIDSTO \ I MAD UVER AND ONIONS AND - o L u e a e n rc Y 'n e M3U MAKE A C H A N V V ^, OF SOME KIND l PORLUNCM TODAY V ••(T WAS V ER Y t T IZ Z Y By K ate Osann PCJRVARtCTY? OOOO TELL, DAD WHATfeE'CU D0W6 IAJ THE CELLAR., r —t SOM? V -D M E T D B L W 4 ESC LEAVES-. Jp A LOT EM ARB L L W tT ! . OUR ANCESTORS F M a j'la w T S 3 -2 * W H V C A N T yxn A X E M y \*OBD FOR n; LIKETHE BB6rOF7HeVSCKD7 J "TTHATSALL. T H Q R E 'I* . 1 think I’ M g o t o aom o ooKaga around hara ao I M R b o c lo ts t o m v rooord o o lia c tio n l" __ _________________________________________ t C A R N IV A L **I»sry tima th# ohsok asms# ha has to maka m tom-tom mail!** *HUSBAND/ i » r ,| By Dick Turner VCU VMYAW/T HAVE ) NO, MEM HIM SINCEXOU/MOT LErrO LVM nM ___/ NAOULP VDUT .M hbu PO/T I SHORT R IB S MBVAN MVBNTDR DIMM. SOMTMK OPtM AUMD^ >JOBEE BOR "But thsrs MUST bs A l of * sudds* I'm BUGS B U N N Y THATSECRETARYHA® STALLED ME LONE. ^ r-ra s w SCHNOOOUil1 WATCH BOW NOT USE UAXAiH l i T T W * y MY NAME sis* wHh Jsnls, Mom! D’s o * aqr bomowoefcr in th n in t h * c in c tr r trn im L ro u * T. c ir c u it o r FLO RID A IN AND FOR SEMINOLE t O l’ N T I. CHANCERY NO. H MOIITi. AiiK F O lIK C M ie iR H F IR S T FEDERAL SAV1NQ* AND I/IAN ASSOCIATION o r 8KMINOLB COUNTT. a eorporatton. P la in t iff -vaE O. COOK and w lf*. R U N IC * W. COOK, at al. D efendant* NOTICH OF SUIT T H E * T A T K OF F LO R ID A T O l E. O Cook and w l f * Eunice W. Cook ■ Bout* 1. Box S»». Matthene. North Carolina T o *, and each of you. ara hereby notlfle.l that ault he* been filed against you In tha Circuit Court of Semlnolo County, Florida. In Chaneary, an abbreviated title o f which le KIHHT F E D E R A L HAVINOH AND 1/IAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTT. a eor» poratton. P laintiff, ve. K. O. COOK and wlfa. EUNICE W. COOK, at al. Defendant*. Ilia nature o f eald eult being a suit to forecloea that rartaln m ortgage dated Jenuary It, 11(0. and o f record In O fficial Records Book ITI, Pag* l i L Seminole County Public Re« rorde. encumbering the follow * Ing described real p ro p erty lo -w ll: The South 110 feed o f Ten* «. Block (. o f PEARL L A K E HEIGHTS. Hemlnola County. Florida, according to Plat thereof recorded tat P lat Book I, page >• o f the Publle Record* et Bemlnola Connty, Florida, and you ara hereby required to file your anannr In eald • ult with the undersigned Clerk o f eeld Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the P la in tiffs attorney. who*# name and address appear be­ low, on or before the tvlti day or April, l t d , and In de­ fault thereof Deere* Pro Confeeeo w ill be entered against you W ITN E SS my hand and nfflclal aaal at tha County Court* house Sanford. Hemlnola C°un* ty, Florida. thW * 0 U» day e l March. 1M4. (H E AL) Arthur H. Beckwith, he, Clark o f Ctrcnlt Court B y: Sandra 1. Job aeon. D. C. Phillip K. Loguu Shtnholaer and l«og*A Attorneys at Law P. O. Box 1TM Sanford, Florida Attorney for I'la la tlft Publish March M * A p r * L I. II. I I H . CDS-TT IN T H * Cl R DC I T COURT OF T H E N IN TH JU D ICIAL C IR ­ C U IT OF FLO RID A. IN ANH FOR ni:*I.N O LB C O U N T Y , FLO RID A. IN CHANCERY. NO. U M N O T H '* OF SU IT T H E NEW T O R K B A N K BOR HAVINGS, form erly T H B N E W T O R K SAVINGS BANK, a N ew York corporation. P lain tiff, -vaJE AN T. GOSHET.fN sad B A R ­ B ARA S. UOHHELIN. hie wife, Defendant*. TO i JE AN T . OOSSBLIN and UARI1AKA S. OOHSCUN, hla w lfa i l l Dlckaoa D rive Marietta, Georgia YOU AND EACH OF TOtT ARK H E R E B Y N O TIF IE D that a suit has been brought against you by T H E N EW YORK B ANK BOR SAVINGS, form ­ erly The New Y ork Sayings Bank, a New York oorporation. P lain tiff, te foreclose a cer­ tain m ortgage more partlsul* erly described In th* Complaint tiled In this snlL which M ort­ gage encumber* th * follow ing described property, altuat* la Hemlnola County, Florida, taw lt: L o t 14. Block 11. o f B ASTBROOK SUBDIVISION U N IT No. I, acoordlng te th* Plat thereof, recorded In P lat Book It. P m * * 14SI o f tho Publle Records o f Seminole County, F lo r­ id a and for ether relief, and you are required bo file your An­ swer t* eeld Complaint with lb * Clerk of th* above styled Court and to serve a copy thereof on P la in tiffs A ttor­ ney* ROSENBERG, ROSENHERO A RE ISM AN, IMS Aineley Building, Miami It. F lo rIda,- not later then the S4th day o f April. IM4, In dafault o f uhlth said Complaint w ill be taken as confessed by yoa. DATED, at Sanford. Florida, this Strd day e t March. 14(4. (S E A L ) Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , Clerk of the circuit Court Byi Martha T . Vlhlea Deputy Clerk ROSENBERO, ROSENBERG A KK1BMAM lOftJ AI osier Building, Miami It. Florida Publlsk March IS A AprU V I. II. IM A CDS-T* NOT BEMPON BIBLE I v fll M i W respoaslMe fo r la y debts lararred by aayoM other thau ■ ) • * ! ( . HARBY GRIMM �f It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange M 2 From Seminole County 425-5938 N O T LO NG D ISTANCE O ffice 204 W . First IMPOSSIBILITY: The Herald win set he re■feasible le r m ere than one iacorrect Inaertioa of your ad, aad reserves the right to re­ vise or reject any advertisemeat from what ordered te e o a tera Is the policies of this »'P *. D E A D L IN E * STR AIG H T CLASSIFIED Tuts., thru Fri. - 9 f . M. day before insertion. Hon. . S e t aeoa. CLASSIFIED D IS P L A Y : Tuaa., thru F rL - I f , M. day before insertion. Moo. - S at - V .- f r <»r KM CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost k Pound 2. Notices - P e rs o n a ls 3. Eduoition - Inatructlon 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notlcaa 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 Loam 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted IB. Situations Wanted 20. Babyalttera 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair 23. Building M aterial! 24. Electrical Servicee 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Servicee 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessorial 80. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pet* 82. Flowers - Shrubs S3. Furniture 84. Articles T or Sals 84*A Swap or Exchengs 35. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 38-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment v ■*i? • *• I -1I . J » * ** “ , ev r SANFORD H ERALD W A N T ADS BRING FAST I . For Rent Sijr CLEAN, 4*Rm. S ll Park. FU RN. Apt. Cloae In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 1-ROOM affleitncy apt. with pvt. bath and ahower, suit able for couple or single person or retired. All utili­ ties included in rent. Ideally located on First St., with' in 1 block o f S free parking lota and shopping centsr. In­ quire at Manual Jacobson Dept. Store, 211 E. Flrat St Large S BR. bouse. 322-7368. Efficiency Oar. Apt., all con venlences, close in, garage. Pb. 322-6409. xo-ricH cvnr.R Vacuum Cleaner CDS.IS tlo Bank Bulldina, Baa fori, Florida, for tha flrat aat of document* obtained. Bueh da. poait wtu ba rafundad la full ta aaah paraaa who raturna tha doaaaaau la *ood aondl* tlo * within I f days after tha bid apanlnei with atoaptloa as noted balaw. Additional aata may ba aktalaad at tha aoat o f lll.e e far all erafasta, which la half refundable. Oan* •ral Coatraotera aacurlna da. aumaata aad aat aufemlttlaf proposal ahall ha rafundad ana* halt tha dapoalt upon return o f daaumsate la toad aandl* tlon. A aartlflad aback ar hank draft, payable u tba Beard af Publla Inatruotlon far Sami* nola County, Flcrldsi V. ». aorarnmant Benda or n ant* lafactory hid bond anaeutad by tha blddar and aeaaptabla aura* ties In nn amount equal to flra par cant of tha bid ahall he aubmttue with aaah hid. Tha aueaaaaful blddar will ha required ta furnlah and pay for aatlafactary performance and payment bond ar bond*. Attantlon la eallad to tha tact that not lata than tba min* Imura eelartee and wapaa aa aat forth In tha apeelfleatloae mutt ba paid on thla prelect. Tba Board at Publla Inatruc* tlon for Semtnola County, Florida, raaervaa tha rlsht to A b V S M T ia R M B B T FOB BIDS Tha Baard af Public Inatruc* tlon for Bcmlnola County, Florida w ill racalva blda for tha furnlohlns o f all labor, matorlala, equipment and ear* vlcee required for tba conatrue* tlon o f OVIKDO HM .tl SCSI (MIS, Ad­ dition a, Samlnola C o u n t y , Florida, conalatlns of a two* claaaroom addition; aad CROOKS ACADEM Y Addl. tinea. Bamlnola County, Flor* Ida. conalatlaa o f a Muala Rulldlna, and mlacallanaouai and L A K R M AR Y (ELEM ENTARY n r ilo o L Addlttoaa. Samlnela County, Florida, r*n *t»tln e o f three.claaaroom and Llb> rary Addition. One bid for tha combined protect* ahall ba eubraltted • ad w ill ba raaalvad until !:• • p.pu Thursday, April S. lis t, at tba Sahaal Admlnletratlon BullSIUB. Commercial Street. Sanford. Florid*, at which tliee aad plpca tha blda w ill ba publicly opened and read aloud. Contract document* oonalat e f thr** **■• of plan* and vn* pat a f rpaclflcstloaa. Drawlnaa •a d (p telflca tlsa a m ar ha ah. tainad far tha thraa p ro j.et* by dapoaltlnp iss.ss with tha ArchltacL Juba A. Rurtou IV, Fourth Fluor, Sanford Allan * Legal Notice IN T IT * C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E N IN T H JU D IC IA L CIR CUtT IN AND FOR SEM I. NOLM C O U N T Y . F LO R ID A . C KA N C R KY NO. l M t l F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T OAOE ASSOCIATION, a *orparatlea. Plaintiff, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TO i Franklin W llllam a Rtaldanc* Unknown Carnlyn E. Wllllam a Rtaldanea Unknown Tou, Dafandanta, ar* hara* by nellflad that a complaint to foracloaa a cartaln mort( * ( * an tha fo llo w ln * daacrlb. •d proparty, adnata, lylnp and bain* I* Bamlnola County, Florida. ta*w lt: Lot a. Block H. SUNLAND E S T A T E *. Amandod PU L •eoordln * to a plat thara• f. racordad la Plat ILiok It, paaaa 1 a s . o f th* Publla Raeorda o f Baml* nola County, Florida, T ofa tb o r with On* OK ran**, Elactrlck modal m a iW H , Sarlat TH* •tS U T tl on* Duo.Tharm haatar, modal 111*1, Harlal I t IB T Il on* Victor Climax kltchan athauat fan. no model ar aortal number; tan Venetian blind*, metal manufactured by Bankarlk GUaa * Paint Company, Baaford, Florida, no mo. dal or aortal number; ha* been filed aaalnat you In th* above atylad aull and you ar* required to aarva a copy o f yonr A u w a r or Plaadlnf to tbo Complaint on P laln tlfra • ttornay, JOSEPH M. MTU* A8KO, P. O. Box I I I . Fern Park, Florida, and flla tha original A a iw tr or Plaadlns In tha o ffle a o f tbo Clark of th* Circuit Court on or b*. for* th* Itth day o f April. I f t l . It you fall to do ,o. a dacraa pro eonfaaao w ill b* taken aaalnat you for tba ra* Itaf demanded In th* Com­ plaint. W ITN E S S my hand and o f­ ficial * * * l of o ffic e at Banfard, Bamlnola County, thla Itth day of Marak , 1SS4. (S E A L ) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr, Clark o f Circuit Court B y: Sandra *, Johnaon, D. C. JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attorney at L a v P. O. L o t 111 F a r* Park. P lacid* Publlah Mar. ! ( , t l * t. a. lisa. CDS-4T or R E N T A BED and Trained Nurses Aides 9. For Sale or Rent 2 BR, CB horns, Ig. Fla. Rm. on 2 lots with lg. oaks. 411 San Carlos. Call 322-2030 after 3 p. m. FURN. House In Sanford. Pb. Orlando 423-1111 or Apopka 886-4849. 12. Real Estate For Sole 12. Real Eststs For Sals 2 BR. Home, Study, 1V4 Baths, large Fam ily Rm. in good neighborhood; includ­ ing steve, refrig., room air* conditioner, washing m a­ chine A r u p . R e illy ter­ rific buy! Monthly pay­ ments $83.50. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. F A 2-8074 FH A - V A HOMES 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS 1, M , k 2 BATHS DOWN P A Y M E N TS FROM $100 evenings 11. Real Estate Wanted Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FH A - V A W IL L B U Y D IR E C T from SALE S BROKER Owner a tract of high land with adequate Lake front age. Please state location, 322-2420 2363 Park Dr. (lie , price It terms. Address P. O. Box 1042, Winter Park. Stenstrom Realty 12. Real Estate For Sale Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park 322-3232 D U PLE X . 3 ml. So. Sanford A ve. on lot 170 x 200. Also Nltea: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 toned for trailer. A bar* G R E E N B R IA R gain for cash or will trade lota available la for Orlando property. Th Choice Graanbrlar e f Loch Arbor 322*7319. overlooking go lf courM' 3 BR, t Bath CB home, 103 Cuatora building to your Satsuma Dr., R a v e a a a specifications. Greenbrier Park. developed by K1NGSWOOD 6-ROOM bouse, store bldg., a BUILDERB, INC. corner Iota, 1V4 blocks o ff 302 Fairmont Dr. French. $7,100. $1,000 down, FA 24074 $61 mo. 70S W. 9th I t . TR A D E T H A T T R A IL E R NEAR TOWN FOR A NEW HOME IN Small, neat 2 BR, 1 Bath home, with carport on love­ A LIM ITE D NU M BER OF ly ahaded lots. Good (arden T R A IL E R S BEINQ T A K E N spot. ON TR A D E ON I A 4 BED $7,500 . TERM S ROOM HOMES Call Mr. Leatherbury at 323-2744 Between 3 and 8 Dally FA 2-1301 17-82 at niawatha CRYSTAL L A K E P A R K Payton Realty Legal Notice in in SO U TH W A RD We have Team pule of d | makes, shades a d a im tkaaa day*. Used B a ls a end Tampers head the Bat hot tha axcaUaoi btryi f t a l atop f w a Coma fry aoaa aad snap xtp cs tzissadoaB daol lot TouneUi RoEaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Pb. F A 3-3181 116 W. 1st SL C A R R O LL’S FU R N IT U R E F R A N K L IN W IL L IA M S and CAROLTW E. W IL L !A M I, hla wtra, Dafandant* N O T ic a o r t u r r Confidentially USED CAR BUYS Licensed Practical Nurses “ Are you SURE lit osn't retd?** tm m o t n r r r r c o u r t , in AND FOR SK N IN O LR COVN T Y . FLOHIDA. rtlA N C E H Y NO. H N S F J ItiT FEDERAL SAVIKOS AND IX)AN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation. P lain tiff, ve. H E R B E R T A. M U LLINS and I’ HIKCILLA J. MULLINS, hie w ife: A R T H U R C DIESINO *t US., * t *1., Defendant*. NOTICE o r SU IT TO i A R T H U R O. DIESINO T il Creetwood Avenue Oeetorla. North Carolina C AR O LYN DIESINO TSI Creetwood Avenuo Oaotonla. North Carolina Tou ar* hereby notified that a eult he* been filed agetnet you In tbo above entitled cauee, and that you are re ­ quired to f l i t your anawor with the Clerk o f this Court and to aerv* a copy thereof upon th* p la in tiff or plain* tlfra * Horn eye, who** nam* and addr*** (a O il**, Hedrlek 4 Roblnaoa, 1(1 Best Church Street, Orlando, Florida, not later then April IS. list. I f you fall to do eo a Decree Pro Coofteeo w ill be entered • Stlnet you fo r the relief de­ manded In tbo Complaint. Title eult la ta farecloee a mort* gea*. Tha real property pro* ceeded agelnat te: South df foot e f L o t S and North I I feet o f Lot I, IMock A. KNO LI nil ES­ TATES. U N IT ONE. at* cording to tbo plat there* of, a* reourded la Plat Book IS, Page 1, Public Record* o f Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. W ITNE SS my hand and tha eeal o f thl* Court at aanfor*. Florida, thla |(th day af March. ISS4. (S E A L ) Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk Oy> Sandra •- Johnaon D. C. nilee. Hedrick A Roblncon Its Eaet Church Street Orlando. Florida Attorney* for P la in tiff April PuM l.h March IS. SI * April I. S. 1SS4. CDS-SS S t Johns Realty Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 SINGER I960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 4-dr. la r d ta p •quipped with power etoerinf. p o w e r brakes, F A C T O R Y A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G ta d yen cna't tell it from Raw* 28,000 actual miles. *1595 I960 Chevrolet Impale 4-dr. H ard top all powar and one tkat’a really been cared for. *1495 Sooper Dooper Special! 63 Pontiac Tempest 8 pa»». wagon. BI n and white finish that’s N ew ! Radio, heater, and ta b matte treaa. Save! Save! V A -F H A Jim Hunt Really Government 85. A r tic la Wanted 20. B a b y s itte r s Owned Homes To make the beat home buy, tee the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night PA PA 3-2111 84641 323-0708 Baaford. Pla 3& 4 Beautiful Home in Maitland, owner baa $36,000 invest­ ment, 2700 square feet of quality construction with every convenience, yours today for $27,500. 1 DeBary Manor Nursing Home AUTO GLASS & Retirement Center SEAT COVER CO. If you a rt Interested in Real Estate at a bargain prica 3884 Park Dr. read this! Commercial site, zoned C-l for neighborhood BEDROOM HOUSES commercial enterprise. Ap­ IM M E D IA TE praised value, $3500. Cash O CCU PANCY price for Immediate sale, Air-Conditioning Optional $3500. Aa Low aa $330 Down Investment opportunity. 370 feet on 4-lsne Highway, Orange City scceis road to expresiway 14. Can bo pur­ chased today for $3700 cash. *1595 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Ball-Blair Agency As Low As $100 R E A L ESTATE-INSURANCE Monthly Payments 3rd k Park Ava. Phone 322-5641 From $43.50 BARGAIN DAYS 1963 Volkswagen For FAST T A X I SERVICE Used TVs bought ft sold, $20 up. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. call Homer Little at Grey­ 2-dr, radio, heater — aad a perfect black finish with hound Bui Station. 322-1421 GOOD Straight Used Lumber: W 8W Urea. or 322-9983. 2x2, 2x4, 2x 6, U8, 1x8. Berry hill Painting Contractor, Matched Flooring, Doors ft Windows. Henry Schmitz, Commercial - Industrial < Residential. Free estimate on R t S-427, Next to VFW Wo Appreciate Your Busi­ North o f Loogwood. ness. 323-2287. -Walnut treadle sewing ma­ chine, good condition. CaU 29. Automobile Service 322-3930. DeBary Manor has an open 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 1H baths, lng ter you; cant, bast, alr-cond. $450 1) if you are above average Down, $84 mo. 322-6513. COM PLETE SET Golf Club*, and capability 1-4 Woods, 1-9 Irena, Put­ 3) if you enjoy working dir­ 3 BR., l i t bath home. As* Sonkarik Glass and Paint ter, Wedge, Cart, UmhreUa. ectly with patients •ume payments. 323-3455. Ph. 322-5100 after S p.ro. Company 3) if you are public rela 210 Mainolla Ph. F A 1-4623 tiona minded. Matching Maple dble. dresser RO BERT A. W ILLIAM S COHEN RADIATOR SHOP ft 3 chests, Chromo dinette Realtor set, fuU size Maple crib, GE Raymond Lundqulit, Asso. If you have these qualities Free Inspection, estimates, and good references, DeBary pickup, delivery. Recoring dryer, Childrens' toys. Ph. FA 3-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Manor La willing to tay sc ft repairs discounted. 322-6499 after 8 p.ra. cordlnjly. Roaldeotial * Commercial in 21114 E. 3rd. 322-344$ coma property ter aale or Auto Glass, Top* trade. N ear Shopping cen ROUND BOBBIN MACTUNE ft Seat Covers tar. Ph. 822-3535. (Rental Machine) Reduced 23% D E B A R Y: 2 BR., terrarao CaU Singer Representative floor*, elec, heat, alr-cond., W X 6800 60 N. 17-92 built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 304 W. 2nd St. F A 3-1038 DeBary, Florida 668-4426 W. T. Corbett, Real Eatatc, A LL WORK GUARANTEED H A IR Y INDIGO 668-4791. Regular, per 100 lbs .. $33.00 O PERATO RS31. Poultry - Livestock 500 lb. lota ............... $31.00 E X PE R IE N C E D Privacy: Lg. gracious 2 story home, in town, city conven Also one experienced in all Welsh Mare, a yrs. old, gentle Tba Ideal cover crop and for pasture sowing. and broke to ride, $100. Ph operations o f dresses to in­ icnce It water, 2100 sq. ft., ONION PLANTS 322-7477. struct. Pierre Manufactur­ plus big screen porch, back Crystal Wax ft White loaning. 401 Pecan Ave. utility poroh, patio, garage, 50 Hives of bees. Good extra teh, per M .. $3.60, 800 .. 322 9233. Income. 322-7002, 9-3. 668-4334 17. Main Help Wanted $1.30, 3M k>te .. $3.00, FOB after B. here. F IN D Man 11 years or over to work A. M. F R E V A T T , T49-2U3, E AS TE R EGGS with our manager in the 31 A. Pets S E V ILLE . FLA. In your own back yard with area of Central Florida. Car 4 Female Poodles, white, AKC 5 Oak trees. This 4-Bcdroom required. Out Monday A. M. QUICK 8AI.EI Wcstinghouse reg. $50 ea. Ph. 323-8377 or Home haa full ceramic tile to PYiday P. M. each week. Washer ft Dryer. Good 922-9353. bath with large built-in lin­ $103 per week salary with cond. Both for $60. 323-6313. en closet. Separate dining added weekly incentive pay. 32. Flowers • Shrubs room - Kitchen - Utility 1-Dcdroom suite, 141 v 1 n g Permanent position. Write Room • Patio • Firred Walls. scorn suite, l-dinette s e t Daisy plants, 85 Mr. li. F. McCulla, P. O. Gloriosa $330 Down FHA. $63 month Nothing down, tako over cent! dox. 122-4124. Box 18171, Tampa, Fla. In* ly plus taxes 4k Insurance. payments. 322-2701, elude in letter complete LIGUSTRUM In cans. 1320 W ill consider vacant lots in name, address, phone num­ 2-Reclining chairs. 100" Couch. Myrtle. 322-3504. trade. ber, and age, and date you 8-Bar stools. Combination Johnny W »lker, Broker ORANGE TREES would lie available to start Record Player—24" TV. 3322-6437 fo r Appointment training (with p ay) and Nice big traea with fru it Portable T V seta. 3408 De­ Coma plek them out ft wo work if accepted. Interview cod es Ava. 122-1813. will plant DAVIS' NURS­ will be arranged with you SANFORD CARPETS. E R Y . 322-6082. In the near future. LINOLEUM ft T IL E CO. Property Management BLOOM ING Rotta on Chore19. Situation* Wanted Quality Installations k Sales Broker ket stock, A ll other kinds 137 W. 1st St., Sanford Days work, e x p e r ie n c e d , with e f Nursery shrubbery and Pro# EsUmatcs 323-3241 references. 322-1441. traea. O f fa n fo r your selection M AR. SPEC. Ladies' tennis Gray Shadows Nuraary SLIPCOVERS made to Order. these Beautiful 2, S, k 4 Shoos, Reg. $2.99, Now $1.99, 6 Mi. 8. on Sanford Ava, Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. Bedroom Army-Navy Surplus. Work wanted. Days. 322-7053. 83. Furniture THE T IM E TESTED FIRM lie N. Park Ava. F A 14123 POCKET FAR M You'll love this clean, pret­ ty, furnished farmhouse sit­ ting in tha middle of 3 rich cultivated acre* o f land near a great fishing lake. Give ua a ring—it'a only a 10 minute drive. Price 811,300. Some Terms. Phone Stamper Agency 1918 S. French Ave. 322-4991. 34. Articles For Solo LA K E M A R Y, N ew 2 Br., Need a Painter? 322-3090. Taka ovar payments o f 4 nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile rooms o f like new furniture. P A I N T I N G , Inside. Out, bath, set-in grove. New low $34.39 mo. SOS Mattte St., Large, Small. Call Bob price. Owner. 322-6859. Sanford. 323-0743. E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R Upright Plano, excellent eon S IIE AFE R 'S AG ENCY, Realtor, Insurer. ditioo. $113. You m ove it, CLOCK ft W ATCH R E P A IR FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 $100. 333-4173 evenings. All typea clocks ft watches S. Park AV*. 322-2264, repaired. Pick up ft deliv* 322 2283. R E A D Y M IX CONCRETE «ry . Patios, Floor, Free Estimates 11314 Elm 322-3231 Sills, Untels, steps, blocks, We believe this a perfect N E E D A P IC T U R E t sand, cement, rock, pipe, Home ter Retirement. Less CaU Bill Vincent at steel, grease traps, dry than 3 blocks from Grocery, Tha Sanford Herald walls. Stepping stones. Drug, Dime, Auto Parts, I. D. Portraits, Commercial, M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. Hardware Stores, etc. Partlea ft Gatherings, 309 Elm Ave. 322-3731 $10,500 TO TAL Small or Large. SING ER SLANT-O-MATIC For this 3 Bedroom F U R N ­ FAST SERVICE ISHED Home. $500 Down Day 322-2611 • Night 322-0922 Reposeeaed. Would like responsible party to take up and $73 per mo. WELLS D RILLED , PUMPS, paymonte o f $9 per month on Slant-O-Matic Automatic S PR IN K LE R SYSTEMS Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. All Types and Slats Guaranteed, Like New sew­ We Repair and Service IN VE STM E N T k R E A L T Y ing condition. CaU Collect b T I N E 118 N. Park 322-9173 241-9387 evenings o r 422Machinery and Supply Co. 0932, Service Discount. F A 1-6412 16. Female Help Wanted 207 W. 2nd SL Registered Nurses Gar. a p t 1201 Magnolia Ave Apply 3-6:30. Biton and Struttlns lesions. Group or private. Phone 322-3442 after 5 p. m. 2 BR house, kitchen equipped. Inquire 817 Catalina Drive. t . Notice* • P e r s o n a l* JfOTICB la HERKDT o r r . INCOME T A X SERVICE EN that (tie und*r»lfn«i1 d*O. M. Harrliona • Irina to tn r * r * In buala*** U l l Palmetto • t Sanford. B.mlnol* County. Florida, undar tha nami of 322-8827 322-7948 R a i l LAUNDER AM A at 111 West IT t h Strait. Sanford, Florida, Inland to raalatar tha •am* nama with tha Clark of p arti; Electrolux, tha Circuit Court af Bcmlnola Repairs, Kirby, R exAlr, AlrWay, County. Florida. John If. Loaehalt GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex Hua B. L o*ch*lt changad. Free Pick-up, 1114 HUTCHISON AND L E I T L E R Edwarda Bulldina Park Ava., Sanford, Phose Foat Offlea Drawer H F A 2*4783. Sanford, F lorid * Attorn,jr* for Ownara VACUUM C L E A N E R -L O C A L Fubllah Mar. S, IS, IS. SS. 1114 CDS-1S R E PA IR S - SALES — rajaet any and/or all blda or A L L MAXES to welva any Informalltlaa In tba blddlnf. No bid ahall ba Phone 322-2282 withdrawn for a ptrlod of flftta * ( I I ) days aubaaquant Q. For Rent ta Ike apaalnt o f blda with* ea t the aaaaant of tba Board. N E W I RR . bouse, kit. equip. J. D. WMIOHT, JR. Chairman, Board of Fub $73 month. 222*3683. llo Inatrucllon for Baml nola County. Florid* 1 BR. furs, a p t Quiet neigh X. T. Mllwaa •atElaala County luparlnun* borfaood. Ph. 322*1442, 4-3:30. eaat e f Fublla Inatruatloa and 122-4301 other time*. Xa-Otflelo Saeratary to tha Board of Fublle Inatructlon FubUah Mar. 1*. IS, SS, XSSI By Nadine Seltzer 1 BR., Fura. Apt. with P v t bath, 217 S. Park A re. LAK E . Call 322-1597. F IC T IT IO ia V A N K L A W SWEETIE PIE March 25, *64— Page 5-A 12. Real Estate For Sals 27. Special Service* 3 BR House, 1 Bath, fenced yard. Ph. 322-4468. 8. Education • Inatructlon CUSTOM B U IL T HOME ON Legal Notice Rrralb W E L A E A APA R TM E N TS : Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 BR., 2 Bath, Fla. Rm. 113 E. Coleman Circle. Rent $130 mo. Pb. 323-0667. RESULTS •anfnrb CRYSTAL L A K E PAR K LAKE M ARY West on 23th 8t. and Left on Lake Mary Blvd. 2 Miles 322-2744 and LAKE W AYM AN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD South on 17-92 — 6 ml. (2 blocki Northwest of Ixmgwood Plan) LM N Enterprises, Inc. Pb. 833-3911 BA BYSITTIN G in my borne. 322-2274. 21. Beauty Salona PE R M AN E N T SPE C IAL! Our Budget Wave Now $6.93 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Phone 322-8523 W ANTED reliable couple te taka up monthly payment! W ANTED I Citrus fruit. L a ria or smaU amounts. Bonded o f $13.18 on I complete Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ rooms of furniture. Call field. FA 2-4244 T E 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ lect. 86. Automobile* - Trucka 1959 Pontiac CataUna fine, power steering, air ditioaad, A one owner g right at *1095 1959 Chevrolet FR K K ESTIM ATE PLUM BING Contracting Repglrs FREE ESTIM ATES R. L. H A R V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. F A I-33S3 193* OLDSMOBILE Sta. wa­ Impala 4-dr. Brease a n d Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ gon, Super "81", RAH, pow­ white, Y-8 eRgiae with Power* ovating. New ft Used Furni­ er, Below markot price. glide, radio and heater. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 322-7459 d a F *. 322-5296 Co., at 708 Celery Ave. nights. F A 3-2117. 1957 Mercury Monterey, fully Sell Ue Your Furniture. equipped. $295. 322-3931. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING *63 Rambler Claaaic, 4-dr., white, straight shift, radio, POST. FA 2-0677. exceUent condition. $200 Used furniture, appliance*, tako over payments o f $53 tools, etc. Bought • Bold. mo. Write, Sanford Herald, Larry'a Mart 213 Sanford Box 70. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. B U YIN O A NEW or For the biggest selection of USED CART nearly new and used furni­ FIN AN C E IT W ITH US ture, see Noll’s Furniture ♦ Low Interest Kate* Brokerage In Casselberry ♦ Low Monthly Payments on 17-82. Open 6 days 9 to 9. FLO RID A STATE BANK 26. Radio f t T e le v is io n 34. Article* For Salt HARRIETT'S B E A U TY NOOK Open 7 a.m. by appt. Alto evenings. 3 Senior styllite. 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. Special By Popular Damand Our Budget Wave Spec. $6.96 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 816 Palmetto Ava. 322-0834 25. Flumblnr Bervieoa *1095 a m tot 76m T V SERVICE C A L L ! A F TE R Carpets clean easier with tha 6 P. M. 322-6627, Blue Luatre Electric Shampooer, only $1 per day. Car27. S p ecia l S e r v ic e * roll's Furniture. Tractor mowing ft Grading. ISA Cu. F t refrigerator with Call FA 2-7621. aeparate door freexer, $73. Piano Tuning and Repair Fibreglasa draperlaa, 1154X72 and 1-108x108, $30. W. L- Harmon - F A 8-4283 Phone $36-3388. W ANO SVC. ft TU N IN G Rabuilding • Refelting GUNS. New ft Used. Large FREE E STIM A TE S ■election. WIU trade, also repair. Tackle sold ft re­ GENE C U M B A A paired . U ied boats and mo­ 322-2661 — A fter 12 p m. tors. Osteen Bridge Flab PA IN TIN G , Interior-Exterior, Camp ft Gun Shop. and all types Home Repairs. A ll Work Guaranteed ENCYCLOPEDIA - Wo r l d Scope, SO vote, la d . 1883 A. J. ADCOCK Yearbook. $30. Park Ava. General Contractor 322 9558 W f . Ct., Lot 93. 1953 Old* "98". full power, good cond. $270. 322-2874. '37 Plymouth $118. 822-9232. 87. Boat* • Motors Getaway T o The Waterway Hobaon Sporting Goods Your EVIN RU D E Dealer 104-8-8 E. l e t ' Ph. F A 3-3961 SKI RIG, 16’. IS h.p. Johnson elec., trailer, end extras, $330. 3422 S. Willow. 332-1379. $100 DOW N $48 MONTH S • Bedroom Home CUSTOM R E A L T Y WINTER.PARK Corner Leo Rd. aad 11-82 Phone 944-4631 m dOunphIU MOTORS INC. • Pontiac • Bnlch • Rambler m i w. n a n ar. PH. 8SS488I TUT ■' �i * 1 Pag* ft-A— March 25, '64 Skin Disease Study Fails To Solve Mystery fPIBUX] M A R K I T « | B y Detoa Smith V P I Selene* Editor N E W Y O R K — A newly written "natural h lttory" of the Itchy aUn disease which k connected somehow with allergies, although medical edence doesn't know Juit how, offered little hope to Re many victims. And It on­ ly accented Ms mysteries. Its average duration among long-term victims who pro elded facta for this "natural history" was about years, H ie longest single duration among them was 63 years The disease is "atopic derm atltls." It is an on-and-off Itchiness and is believed due to deep-down allergic reac Rons. Among the now historical victim s 55 percent were also given to asthma, hay fever, and allergic rhinitis which is • runny nose not caused by die common cold. A ll this emphasised its connections to the generalised allergic state called •‘ atopy." In S percent there was a fam ily background of atopy On the other hand the attacks e f itchiness were brought on most frequently by nervous tension and fatigue in 60 percent. This gave some support to a psychiatric theory that U has some connection with unconscious emotional con­ flicts. Furthermore, many of the victim s found relaxation and release o f tension the most effective remedy. But avoid Ing the substances to which they were allergic was also effective. The history * takers were Drs. Harry L. Roth and Rob­ ert R. Kierland o f the Mayo Clinic and Foundation of Ro­ chester, Minn. They reported to a technical organ o f the American Medical Aseocla lion. They questioned 492 pereons who were treated for atopic dermatitis in the Ms jro Clinic 20 years ago to find eut how they had fared mean while. They were divided be tween "s e v e re " cases this nodlsease-now rate was 29 per­ cent. Cataracts and pneumonia sometimes are associated with atopic dermatitis. Roth end Kierland found the rate that could be expected was 4 percent for the "m ild " and 23 percent for the "severe as regards cataracts and 13 percent for pneumonia. j * C tllW W ts ‘«452'"EA$TER Zatty Dots Hawaii** ON EASTER Sweet Treat Brand Silted Pineapple I N 131* B * ,U* N PONCF. DE LEON . • . . con 29* con 23* Whole And Cut Style Southern Yams SERVE WITH PEPPERIDGE FARM S S T U F F IN G SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOV'T-INSPECTED 8 TO 14 lbs. AVG SHIPPED,QUICK FROZEN EVISC i 8-os. pkg. BUTTERBALL •P FULLY COOKED 1 j. T SWIFT'S PREMIUM, EITHER END OR WHOLE SMOKED, READY-TO-EAT 29* TURKEYS 6 "~I HAM S -t - Duncan Hines Aitottad Layer C a k e M ix • M a z o la O il C o c k t a il • • Peaches • • O e# 19-os. pkgs. %% 1 • 69* 32-ox. bot. 4 9 * #2»/i con 2 5 * six pack 9 9 * half gal. 4 9 * 1-lb. ctn. 5 9 * Delicious Ocean Spray Cranberry • Osage ..Brand Tatty Freestone • Refreshing Butch Bavarian (Rog) B g g f • • • • • Fork Lane (Limit 1 Pleat*) Ic e C r e a m m 48-ox. bot. • • Land O'Laket • S a u s a g e . Breekitene'e Dellcieue Cottage Cheese . . 4 -o x . 87* pkgs. Tornow't Tatty Froth Sliced (Bologna, Pickle Or Pimento, T-V Forty Leaf) Gordon*. Potato Chips .............. Jl!k 59c Copelond't Copeland's Hot or Mild Bog Bag S ausage . W ie n e r s • • 4 f“ ‘ 59* C u t Asparagus to v<-os. 2 5 * <~ > BOSTON (U P 1 )— Improper Bostonians have Riven I.ix Taylor and Richard Burton anything but a proper reccp tion. "6 fy w ife was almost kill *«i." Burton thundered, trcin bllng with rage. One • thousand shouting, clawing admirers awnrmed the newlywed stars In the lobby o f the usually atald Rhcrutnn I ’lnxa Hotel Suntluy night tearing at their hair and clothing for souvenir*. Miss Taylor suffered hack and arm Injuries. Hhe was treated by a doctor, given a sedative and put to bed in a plush suite once used by the late President Kennedy, for mer President Eisenhower and other notables. 1 w<A hie leepaa ■>( e-tN-M all SWIFT PREMIUM (ITH tR (ND OR WHOLI rULLY COOKED HAMS ib. 49c l l . . l r . « I I I , Mar. *0. m i l t v t h is r m c i i i r in h ' i i t o k T U B N IN TH J H I I i m L n i l CHIT. IN ANU KOII S K m NOI.H r o l'N T tr , K I.O IIIIIA CIIANCBMV NO. 1BM*T IIIVOIM 'K JOHN P A U L KOX. JH.. P lain tiff, vs. B B T T T JANE POX. Defendant N O T trn o r p i ’ i h .i c a t i o n T » l U K T T r JANK KOX 4 Aloit roe Hlreet Silver Creek, New Tork T e a are ordered to appear and answer In pereon, or by attorney, to a Complaint here In filed aealnot you In Clr cult Court o f Seminole Ouun ty, Florida, on or before the loth day or April, 1SI4, the same being a cult for divorce etherwleo a Deeres Pro Confeeso w ill be entered agalnet yoa fo r failure to appear and answer ae required by law. W ITNESS my band and o f f i ­ cial eeal flits llt b day o f March, 1SS4. (C IR C U IT COURT S E A L) Arthur II. tleckwlth, Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court ■emlnole County Courthouee Sanford, Florida B yi Sandra S. Johnaon Deputy c lerk P K L D E H AND U E TTIN O IIAU S Attorneys at L aw 1SS South K ao v is a A v o n ** F oot O ffloo Bos IMS W ln tsr Park, Florida Publish Marsh IS, SS * April IJ-es. caa Cook Your Turkey In Aluminum I ( I f iM M M M M J ! lO O W V S s V T O lO O J a l O re e n S t a m p e r wiA All caveaa m i ywchete eh Swift Premium Super Sliced Cold Celt tSelnena. fa n . T V f . r l . U a fl 3 6-os. pkgt. 87c ISaelree Sat.. Mar. I I . IM4I 4M M 5M M M 5 d a iry mA hi* team m i eweheae ek HUMAN'S ORANGE BAND WIENERS Ib. 59c (IM M M M M Q Q J) Kraft’i Philadelphia Brand ctn. 33^ Filltkary'e Toity Crescent Rolls ... S ?’ 2 9 ' Swift's Allsw eet '£ 27* Mitt Wlicemin Lenfketn Style Cheddar Cheese 49* Krett's Aeierted Wklpped Cream Cheese ... V«7 2 9 * # frozen food* e Chun King Chicken nr Shrimp Chow M e in ......... M '« - • 57* Chun King Delleleui Fresen Sweet end G re e n S ta m p s wlA Ale mepen m i gwehaee eh Trtet. h it Quick Frtien F A D Shrimp l'/a-lb. beg, $1.89 flapirw* SAl.e Mar. M. IM4) Sour P o r k ............ 'ft* 67* Jetia Jewell Chicken ee Turkey Pies i e g • e ## ^ 59* Setkreek Farme Quick Frosee T a te re tte s...... 4 JS5* lo w s W i n n Jjl Oreen Stempe wlA Ala eeepee md emheie eh Lee'i Qelck Frexte Beef Drill Steekt 12-os. pkg. 69c Oaelree Sob. Star. M. 1MM ow w aw w i JOl Oreen Stamp* McCORMICK FURS BUCK FIFFII 4 - * s . can, 39c mMmmsmm PRICES EFFECTIVE TIIURS., FRI-, SAT. MAR. 26, 27, 21, 19*4 MAXWELL HOUSE A LL GRINDS Tntty, Smootk-Spreedinf Mergaiine I O W V iV W I G re e n S ta m p * □ Sea Bass F ille t 29 * specials Cream Cheese M Seutklsnd'e Fresen Speekled Butter Beans .... '£;*• 49* Birds lye Qakk Fresen Green Peas .... 5 JET *1 Beetk’e Skluleee Sole Fillets .......... J J 59* Skenendeeh Fresen Cernleh Gome H e n s....... '& * 69* O W r V iV W S O M Oreen Stempe VIA Ale eeesm md lord lit eh McCORMICK FURK VANILLA 2-e s . 59 29* Lemon Thins ..., '“t;;- 39* 10-es. Ski. 1- lb . pkg. □ W h ite S h rim p F.F.V. Cookie Tree! Hi-Ho Crackers 45* Medium Site Florida 29, A lcoa W ra p ...... Sumkine'e Fomoui ISielm Sal.. Mar. It. 1004) Legal Notice C lam Chowder per Ib. Famous Orange Band Herman Golden Corn Snnw'e Dellcieue Lenten Trent 79‘ D r i e d B e e f pkg. 4 9 * 12-ox. B o l o g n a • • pkg. Swift’s Premium Super Sliced Cold C u t s .........3 par Ib. Swift's Premium Sliced _____ 29* Green Glent Whole Kernel § J fti G r e e n S t a m p s a Swift's Premium Ring Bologna or Polish limit 1 per customer with purchatct of $5 or more IO O ffie-V'"nAircflO Q U 6 i Ib. The All-Purpose Corn Oil Green GUM Green Admiring Mob Injures Liz 4 P'apple Juice 3 4c.*”‘87e • (PASCIM F L O H IP *' >0 IW * TRADITIONAlwj ||TS SW IFTS PREMIUM HAM! 2 ) 8 1 P A V »A » D1SCOVE8EO b et. 4 5 c mmmmmm C o f f e e . . . -■ $1 18 LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER WITH PURCHASES OF S5.00 OR MORE • down produce lane • CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG L e t t u c e . #head1 9 * LAST CHANCE TO WIN . . . While they last! 6-Inch PO TTED M UM S each 39 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Dualaramic Partymote Stereophonic1Phonograph. Closes Saturday, March 28th - ■-'wm Crisp Kentucky-Wonder 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. POLE BEANS Ib. 1 9 SEMINOLE PLAZA Juicy Sun-Kist HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 LEMONS d o z. CASSELBERRY, FLA. 2 9 O W 5 W .V W I O W 'r V c V W S O M* * Oreen Stempe wlA AU omeoo md goeAwo ofc JM Oreen Stamp* Jtl Oreen Stamp* wfA Ala eawgmmd ywdieeo eh Luitrs Creett lather-Oect Hweipee •lent six*, $1 | COLGATI DINTAl CRIAM WITH rR II AJAX LIQUID CLIANKB Heed b Shoulders SHAMPOO Any Sis* Any Style wiA Ale eaegm end eerAaee eh kina six*, 69c (teelne l e i - Mu. M. lege) OOOOOOOOOOOQQQPMO! IM flSM M M i 5 0 w « V a T< V W B 0 (Saeima tat. Mu. M. 1«M> I) �Sanford Gives Thanks Navy Base Is Saved e io 6* Councilman-elect Dave TU■,gon apparently holda the de- cTlri> V 1cislon as to who will be the A rt Ferrln and Sforatt ) W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy with few showers through Fridny; high today 80-85; low tonight 55-65. next mayor of North Orlando. I Holdovers Zip Code 32771 VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Ketablished l'J08 THURS., MARCH 26, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 155 Irene Van Ecpocl want to be mayor. Ferrin, *tis said, is Union Official, 3 Others Held In Bomb Plot supported by holdover Art . .Rhodes. Mrs. Van Ecpocl is “ fishing" for Councilwomanelect Mona Grinstcad's vote. Whether she gets it is a moot question since the two arc reported feuding. Which leaves Tilson in the driver's scat. Could be the five will have to compromise and elect M IAM I (U P I) _ A railroad Mrs. Grinstead or Tilson as union official and 10-year em­ mayor. ploye of the Florida East • • • Coast Railway was arrested Charlie Scott would like it Wednesday and charged with known he is the only “ Scott" setting a 50-pound dynamite running for constable; in fact, bomb trap on a track south of for any county office. Seems Vero Beach March 12. some voters have him con­ Three other mm were ar­ fused with another “ Scott" rested within hours after the who announced his candidacy dynamito bomb was rigged but failed to qualify. under the noses of FBI agents • • • who had staked out the tracks Joe Gazil's trials ami tri­ on a tfp from an informer. bulations continue. A gunman But a fourth man escaped, held up his Handy store on agents said. French Avenue; a motorist John Katsikns, 40, record­ wrecked a part of the front ing secretary for Local 555 of and a display stand at his the Brotherhood of Railroad Handy store on 13th Street, Car Men at Miami, was ap­ and now a burglar ripped out parently the fourth man. the wiring of the cooling sys­ Katsikos was charged both tem of his Tip Top store on with conspiracy to set the dy­ West 13th Street, spoiling $30 namite trap and with actually worth of chickens. placing the bomb on the rail­ W II) MATTHEW S, administrative assistant to George Weiss, general • • • road trestle spanning a canal manager of the New York Mets, and Joe McDonald, (righ t) camp super­ Casselberry Fire Chief Paul south of Vero Beach. visor, discuss progress licing made at Sanford’s Mcmorinl Stadium where Bates reminds that the public After FBI agents watched the eastern section of the Mot’s farm system is engaged in spring train­ is invited to attend the spe­ the bomb being set from their (Herald Photo) ing activities. cialeducational movies pro­ hiding places near the trestle, vided through the State Fire they said they followed Jos­ College which are being eph Leo Vetter of Miami and ahown each Wednesday at 8 John Wesley Into Fort Fierce p.m. at the Casselberry Fire and arrested them. The next House. Instruction in mouth- day, Hugh Winn of Miami was to-mouth resuscitation also is arrested. available. All three were former FEC • • • em ploye! and members of Longwood P o l i c e Chief operating railroad u n i o n s . Ry Julian Slenstrom begun spring training at .San­ Claude Layo must have set They arc awaiting trial on With 51 young bull players ford's Memorial Stniluiin. the record Monday for rapid federal train wreck charges Joe McDonald, camp suparA TLA N TIC C IT Y , N . J. on hand Wednesday and more recovery o f stolen goods . . . under $50,000 bond each. (D P I) — AFL-CIO President expected today and Friday, visor, tald that tha initial a used car reported missing Agents said Kataikoa, • »* -, ( k r f « ¥ u a f afcatar•*•**(-. »he * • strew division o f the workout w*-nt o f f in a a w w by Holler Motor o f Sanford, live of Cleveland,! Ohio otftd White House w ar* iir le e \ tim * * f ork ]Met farm system than satisfactory manner Wrher. and its two 15-year-old Negro formerly employed ''by ' the guidelines today and tald they — -■ camp officials, tpanugera and occupants, were recovered by sabotage-plagued FEC for lo scouts i-xprt ased* surprise at could lead to government the chief on West Lake Street years as a car inspector. control of the economy. the excellent physical condi­ in Longwood just IS minutes He lost his FEC job after Meany challenged the guide tion of the nthletes and the after the alarm went out from the carrier was struck (Jan. lines in a speech to the United prowess displayed at the plate the sheriff’s office. 23, 1963.) by members of 11 Auto W o r k e r s convention by most o f Die players during • • • non-operating unions. T h e which heard them reaffirmed a spirited baiting drill. Mrs. Chet Macck of Gene­ operating unions, including Monday by President John­ MeDonnld said that someSanford area physicians will va recently lost a wallet the Brotherhood o f Railroad son. he honored Monday as a spe­ time next week more players I which contained some valu­ Car Men, have refused to The leader of the giant la­ cial period lias been proclaim­ are expected to arrive. “ This able papers and $51 in cash. cross the picket lines set up bor federation said he would ed for them by Mayor A. L. will Itc the result of the par­ It was found by Eddie Hill­ by the non-operating unions. ask the A FIrC iO to take a Wilson. ent rlub rutting buck person­ man, a Geneva Negro, who strong stand against the All doctors will wear a red nel and sending them to the immediately turned his find White House position that flower and additional flowers Buffalo Bisiuia of the Interna­ over to Mrs. Tommy Sumwages should not exceed in­ will he placed on Irays in hos­ tional League. The Bisons, in mersill. There was no identi­ creases in productivity. pital rooms. Floral displays turn, will rut players and send fication in the wallet but " I f we go down this road far will also Ik- seen in the hos­ them to Sanford," ho explain­ through a membership card enough, it leads to the end of pital lobby, drug stores and ed. in a certain organization, free collective bargaining," churches. Arriving last night was which did not contain Mrs. Ollier arrangements will be Clyde McCullough, f o r m e r Eighty business women, Meany said. "A s far as 1 am Macek's name, Mrs. Summerpiu* some 25 men, mcmbeis concerned, I don't propose sent to (amities of deceased catcher fo r the Pittsburgh P i­ sill located the owner. rates und the Chicago Cubs, The purpose of this little o f the Sanford business com­ that labor at any time agree physicians. Doctor's Day is celebrated who has been named to man­ story is twofold: thcrc'rc hon­ munity, were honored this to go dolvn this road." Meany said that the govern­ on March 30 by almost every age the Met*’ Auburn (N . Y .) est people in this ol' world morning at a Coffee Club of the Seminole ment would have to propose state in Hie nation. The date farm rlub in the New Yorkand that Chet is trying to lo­ meeting Pennsylvania League. McCul­ cate Eddie to give him a re­ Chamber o f Commerce in the guidelines for executive sala­ was picked lo commemorate USO Lounge. ries, stockholders dividends one of the greatest discover­ lough lias also been a coach ward. The event, billed an a Pre- and corporation cash reserves ies in medical history. In 1842 with the Minnesota Twins of • • • Registrar Cami Bruce will hauler I-adies Day program, once it gets into the wage- Dr. Crawford W. Long, famed the American League. Until his arrival here, Mc­ Georgia physician, first used have her office In the court­ wns conducted by Charlie price field. He said it would be the first ether as an anesthetic agent Cullough lias been coaching for • t house open from 9 to noon Morrison, public relations di­ rector o f tha Chamber, lie slep Inward government con­ in n surgical operation, pro the parent Meta rlub, serving Saturday for the benefit of waa introduced by Karlylc trol of industry. tiding mankind wilh the free­ under Manager Casey Stengel. county residents wishing to Ifousholder, Chamber presidom from pain and suffering Sheriff Robinson, originally register in order to vote in dent. unsigned to mnnage Auburn, during surgery. the May S primary. Several of the women were Doctor's Day originated in lias been named u coach for • • • awarded Eaater prize*, rangBarrow County, Gn , in 1933, Stengel's rlub. Memo to political candi­ ing from hams to randy. as Die Idea of Mrs. Charles MrDonald also announerd dates: Irate motorists are “ Among these introdured B Almond who hail carried this morning that two more telephoning The Herald in by Morriaon were Mis* Lucy fond memories of her family scouts had arrived and will complaint Uiat your automo­ Nowlin, home service repre­ NORFOLK, Va. (U P I ) — physician. serve ns instructors during biles, with your campaign sentative for Florida Power An explosion split the mid­ This Sai ” <<‘ict«rs and the training period. They are signs, are hogging downtown A Light Company, who is , section o f the 523-foot tanker Iheir wive* in- Leri /.alike and Lloyd Gear­ parking spaces. So, you can leaving the local post to a«- j San Jacinto 40 miles at sea formal parly ai hart. /rink* scoots for the see, your signs can work not sunie the statewide director- early today. One rrewman rotlage of l)r. and Mrs. Char­ Met* in the Connerticut-Rhode only to your advantage but to ship fo r home services witli was killed and several others les Park Jr. on Banana Lake. Island urea. your disadvantage. offices In Miami; and Mrs. 1were injured. Special tribute will be paid Met offieiuls are well pleas­ • • • Mary Washburn, USO aide More than 30 crewmen to three loral doctors for their ed with the facilities here, Mc­ Note to Sanford householdIn charge o f activities for elected to ride stern section years of dedication. They are Donald rr|Mirtrd. "Th e layout holders: City fire code pro­ personnel stationed at San­ o f the vessel, which appsr- I)r. Charles L. Park Sr., who at Memorial Stadium ia just hibits the burning of trash; ford Naval A ir 8tation. ently was still hanging lame­ started prartice in 1923; Dr. great," said McDonald, and let the sanitation crews pick The Chamber’s Coffee Club ly to the forward section by G. H Starke who started in "w e're happy with the farilit up. If it's something very meets on the last Thursday piping, wiring and structural 1927, and Dr. Wade H. Gar­ ities und particularly the special that has to be burned, o f each month. beam*. weutlier." ner who started in 1929. obtain ■permit from the fire Meany Assails Spring Training For LBJ Wage-Price M e t Teams Begins Guidelines Cily To Honoi Its Physicians Ladies Day Held By Coffee Club Tanker Split In Two By Blast department. Neighbors are complaining to city hall, and one says he hates to sec tills professional man taken to court. Senate Votes To Take Up Civil Rights WASHINGTON ON LY Days to R egister For the Prim aries (U P I) — Committee for 10 days. But away for a three-day Easter sections of the bill, suggested changes of some degree to virtually the entire bill. In a speech prepared to supjiort Morse'* committee referral motion, Dlrkten spell­ then moved Into a second test the courts— are entitled to Sen. Richard R. Russell, (D- ed out in delail hia proposed over sending it to committee. full committee consideration Ga.), did not even make any revision to the bill’s section on The vote to take up the of the bill. closing arguments after 16 banning job discrimination Tne Senate wasted no lime days of talk on Democratic against Negroes or other min­ bill was, as expected, one-sided-67 to 17. voting on the long-pending mo­ Leader Mike .Mansfield's move ority groups. Re skipped his Senate leaders were confi­ tion to take up the bill. It to formally consider the legis­ proposed amendment to the dent they could defeat Sen. started voting 21 minutes after lation. Neither did Mansfield. public accommodations sec­ Wayne klorsc's motion to send it opened a 9 a. m. session. Dirk sen, who has drafted tion. lie plans lo spell out the measure to the Judiciary |Senators were racing fo get major amvodmcnla Ui two these details later, The Senate, after almost three the Oregon Democrat, backed weekend. week* o f Southern opposition, by Senate GOP lea d er Ever­ Adoption of the first motion Dirkscn, 111., argued had been a forgone conclus­ voted to take up the House ett passed civil right* bill. It strongly that the Senate— and ion. Southern senators led by JIQ JLUA. •• • BRIEFS Peace Force NICOSIA (U P I ) — The United Nations peace force will take up ita duties on Cy­ rus nt 6 a.m. Friday 10 p.m. Thursday, VIST, the United Nations announced today. 11 Convicted AYKLSBURY, England (U P I) — A jury today con­ victed 11 persons In the $7.3 million "great mail train robbery," biggest theft o f all time. Mac On Mend W A SH IN G TO N < U H ) — General o f the Arm y Doug­ las MncArthur, though still gravely ill from the effects of two major operations In IH days, seemed today to Ik> on the way to recovery. Bandit Hunted CHICAGO (U P I ) — Au­ thorities today expanded their hunt for a supermarket ban­ dit who slipped away from a police ambush Wednesday in which tin i*e other robbers were shot lo death. Markets To Close t'nilrd Press International Major securities and com­ modity exchanges in the Un­ ited States and Canada will lie closed on Good Friday, March 27. Most banks will be open. Close Shave T A M P A , ( U l 'I ) — A shav­ ing cream duel between »evtm i1 college girls got out of hal’d Wednesday night and It waa 4 n in, before police could quiet 400 milling, singing students at tbo University of South Florida. Milk Man Named Leaders Hail Decision To Keep Big Facility the Chamber's armed forces By Fred Van Pelt Tali of gloom which hung committee, this morning re leased the following slate over Seminole County's econ ment on his return to Sanford omy during the last 10 days from Washington: to two weeks, because of per­ "On behalf of the Seminole sistent rumors, waa quickly County Chamber of Commerce dispelled Wednesday afternoon armed forces committee, we with the announcement by the want to express our sinrere Navy, sanctioned by the Pen­ tagon, that operations will gratitude to all the indivld uals, city and county govern continue as planned at San­ ment officials and civic lead­ ford Naval Air Station. Over and above the pleasant ers for their outstanding of personal relationship which forts in the successful drive to keep and expand our Naval exists between the Navy per­ A ir Station. sonnel assigned to SNAS and "W e cannot overemphasize the civilian population, there is the selfish point- of -view: the all-out support o f the wvn derful folks stationed at NAS. Seminole County’a economy. While the continuation of The entire effort is another the Navy base does not neces­ example of unity, with every­ sarily mean a boost In the one joining the team. “ When called on to help, Sen­ economy at this time, it does mean that the county will not ator Holland was magnificent, fare a "financial bust" with wilh complete support from Senator Smathera, Congress the closing of the facility. More than 3,000 persons— man Herlong, and the entire mostly military— derive their Florida Congressional dclcga livelihood at Sanford Naval tion. Air Station. This means a “ The story would not be monthly payroll of more than complete or the successful $t million. And most of this conclusion possible without is spent or invested in Semi­ mentioning the whole-hearted nole County. cooperation of the press." These base personnel own Howard H. Hodges, presi an estimated 500 homes in the dent of Sanford Allantic Na county, which would soon be tional Bank, had this to say vacated should the base be this morning; closed. But, happily, the payroll will continue and the homes will continue to be occupied by the Navy friends. WASHINGTON (UIM ) Navy's decision lo continue Sanford Naval Air Station, From now on the Treasury and not consolidate its opera­ will redeem paper dollars on tions with those o f Naval Air ly in silver bullion or stiver Station, Cecil Field, Jackson­ dust. ville, at that facility, was an­ Treasury Secretary Doug nounced Wednesday afternoon las Dillon called a halt to Die following a conference in Sen. great sliver dollar raid Wed Spessard Holland's Washing­ nesday with an announcement ton office, attended by Sen­ that tlie Treasury no longer ator Holland, representatives will exchange silver certlfl of Sen. George Smathera and cates for silver dollars. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr.; high Dillon said that the recent ranking Navy officers, and run on silver dollars at the State Sen. Mark N. Cleveland Treasury had reduced the Jr., John Krider and Randall stock to about 3 million. Since Chase, of the armed forces virtually all these would be of committee of the Seminole value to coin collectors, he County Chamber of Com­ said, It would not be poss merce. Ible to distribute them equit­ Sen. Cleveland, chairman of ably. New Trial Move 2 Outside Fire Calls Answered By Longwood "The lown seems to have an uplift of spirit today after the announcement and I think we will see the pleasant ef­ fect of it in the very near fu­ ture." Karlylc Houshnidcr, presi­ dent of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, re­ leased this statement: “ Needless to say i am moH happy with the decision of tha officials in Washington to keep the Sanford Naval A ir Station in operation and 1 be­ lieve we all realize that it our Navy base was to bo moved it would have a disas­ trous effect on the economy of our county, which would take years of hard work to overcome. “ As it now stands, wc will maintain our economic level in relation with the Navy baso and we can have high hopes that the operation of the base will expand so that it will mean even more lo our gen­ eral economy." State Rep. Jan Fortune said: " I t was a terrific job (keeping the base in opera­ tion). The people who brought it about are to be sincerely rongratulated and the coun­ ty owes them a great debt of gratitude." Run On Silver Dollars Spiked Road Surveys Set For County T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — F ih ii U II. lA'Verelte Sr., Talluhassee, wn* named Wednes day as administrator o f the F l o r i d a Milk Commission, succeeding K. V. Fisher, who A state survey team will ap­ resigned last August. The ap­ pear in Seminole County in pointment was announced by mid-April to establish center­ the governor’* office, lines for future road construc­ tion in tlie county. NEW YORK (U P I ) — The Ttil* "firm commitment" lowest temperature reported was obtained Wednesday by this morning to tlio U.S. the County Commission at a Weather Bureau, excluding wilh State Road Al a s k a and Hawaii, was III meeting below zeio at Devils laike, Board Member Max Brewer N'.l). Tlie highest reported and SUB Engineer Ritchie Wednesday was 85 at Alice, Green. The two groups met in DeLand. Also attending Tex. waa Seminole County Engi ncer William Bush, The aurvey team will re D A LLA S (U P I ) — Some time within the next 10 days, main in the county to concen­ Jack lluliy's scholarly new trate on such surveys as were lawyer, Dr. Hubert W. Smith, requested by Seminole at a plans to auk for a new trial, previous meeting wilh the pinning his hopes on more State Road Board. It will atay on the job, SBB medical lists for Ruby and the support of the entire Law member* said, until it la fin­ Scicneo Academy of the Un­ ished unless an "extrem e em ­ ergency" develops which iversity of Texas. might pull them nut. The survey was labeled the "moat important" by County Commission Chairman James P. Avery Jr. at the previous meeting in Del.and. At that time, Snil member* pondered the value of such By Donna Estes ' a project but agreed to study Tlie Longwood Volunteer the proposal and confer with Fire Department was called the county delegation at a to two fires outside the city later date. limits within a six hour per­ Seminole County ran thus iod, Chief Claude Layo re­ begin king range planning for ported this morning. roads. With the centerlines The first call, at 8:55 p.m. established, it can set up ton­ Wednesday, was a woods fire ing regulations and Ihus avoid in Koresl ( ity Eitale*. Sever­ building along such areas. al acres burned and the LongThli, A very said, would wond department reapondrd keep the county from having to a call from the Florida to buy the building in the fu­ Forestry Service under the ture. There will be none oncemutual aid agreement. the program i* set up, he At 12:02 a.in. today, the vol­ added. unteers received two separate Wednesday's meeting and calls to a fire at the Donald decision emphasized the mer­ Iirooka residence on Highway its of the Seminole proposi­ 17-92. It hat been determined tion. that this fire was deliberately With M, Avery said, (he set in a brush and palmetto county can now plan its roads patch within six feet of the for future use instead of house by a person or persons limiting its scope to today's unknown. Occupants credit needs. the continued barking of the Also agreed to was a feas­ family pet, which awakened ibility study for a causaway them to the danger, with over Laka Jessup and one preventing a possible disaster. wbieh would make a closer 19 Below Zero “ The effect of Sanford Na­ val Air Station on the econ­ omy of Sanford had been most forcefully brought home to me by the obvious reluctance of businessmen to go ahead wilh expansion plans and merchan­ dising plans during that per­ iod of uncertainty about the permanency of the installa­ tion. road tie-in with Uio new uni­ versity site. The SBB will place a bor­ ing machine in the area as soon as possible and begin testing the section proposed for the causeway. Should it prove advisable, Ihc center­ lines for the causeway would be marked. The Commission chairman reported prospects appear bright for establishing o f an early rights of way require­ ment for a railroad overpass on West First Street at nand's aiding. This, too, was sought by (lie county delegation at Its early Del.and meeting. Avery declared Wednesday’s meeting “ very cordial, very fruitful and most construc­ tiv e ." He added the entire board was "most grateful for the kindnrss shown" by ihc Stale Road Board officials. George Touhy, executive vice president of First Feder­ al Savings and Loan Associa­ tion, stated: "T lie fact that Sanfonfa principal Industry, its larg­ est payroll, is lo continue in its vital role here undoubted­ ly ia a source o( satisfaction to everyone who is interest­ ed in our continuing progress. “ While ihe economic sup­ port lo our area is very im ­ portant, most of us are very conscious and most apprecia­ tive o f the other outstanding contributions made by our friends at SNAS. They are active workers in our chur­ ches, schools, welfare and charity groups and do out­ standing jobs, not only as contributors to the highly ef­ ficient Navy base, but as cltiicns who arc boosting this vitality of our entire commun­ ity“ The essentiality o f our Navy base to our city— to Central Florida, as a matter of fact—cannot be overem ­ phasized." State Rep. S. J. (J oe) Da­ vis Jr. remarked: “ Sanford Naval Air Station is an Im­ portant factor to tlie econ­ omic picture of Scminolo County. Rclaining this faci­ lity will maintain the eco­ nomic stability in Ihe county. In addition to this factor, (lie Navy station make* us awara of and creates closer ties to tha national defense program of this country. It also brings many fine, talented men and women who add to and contri­ bute to Hie leadership of tlio civic , cultural and sociat en­ vironment of the community." We're Overstocked Wilh 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $£66 \ - A « ' > */( \ * ot i Itlarkwall, plus tax A Recap. Tire Whitewalls $2 > more. 750*14, v 800x14, 850x14, ) 900x14, 950x14. New Tread TIR E S • Genuine Me Roberta retreads applied on sound tire casings! • BU D G ET TERM S 405 W. F IR S T 8T. Florida Distributors For Be • Free Mounting F A 2-0651 Custom Built Tires Tar k .. � 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 25, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1964. 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Worship Barries _ lit## a. ra. Wednesday Nlsbt Prayer Barries _ _ 7:4# p. ra. “ W a Haro This Hops- radio maaaaaa aaeb Sunday a. m. at l i l t orar WTIIR at 1*04 •a your radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Idtl W . First Slrast Sonday Sehool _ * * 10:00 a. m. Mornlnr Worship _ 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sonday) TiOO p.nt Evanaallatle Barries T:00 p. nt Wad. Prayer Mast _ TiOO p. ra. Bill Stephana ------------- Pastor A Cordial Welcome to All CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY TIM Elm Aranu# Tier. R. L Strickland .... Paamr Sunday School . • : ( ! a. in. Worship Harriet — H :4 ! a. m. Kvmngallatlo Barr. — Til* p. in. Wednesday) Toung People V. I . S. Sarr. T:in p. m. Htbla Training Sarr l:nn pm. ORACB METHODIST CHTTRcyf Onora Rd., at Woodland A re. Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., raetnr Church School .... ... #MI a. m. Morning Worahlp _ . 11:«( a. m. A lliance CHRISTIAN MISSION ART ALLIANCE CHURCH 1441 Park Ar*. at 14th S t SUr. a C. Do*#, Jr. — Pastor Sunday School ------ t i l l a. ra. Worship Barries _ H its a. m. Evening Worship — t:«» p. as. Alllanes Tooth rallowahlp (SUB.) — H H p. a t Barries — PINECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. Wlldar --------------- Pastor Sonday School ------ t i l l a. m. Mornlns Worship — M ilt a. at Evening Worship — Till p. raTooth Sarr. <«un.) - 4t*4 p. m. Mid-Week Sarr. (Wad.) - Tilt p. a t Episcopal FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT B. Sanford A r t R. Varnon Puller Sunday Sehool _ _ Sill t in. Mornlns Worship _ 11:00 t nt B aptist PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Hlrhwny 40 Want Morris Ruby ■■■■— Eranrallat Blbla C la s s --------- 10:** a. nt Mornlnr W orship__11:00 a. m. Branlnr Worship — tiOO p. nt BlbM Claaaaa Wad. _ TllO p. nt F1NBCRERT BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road Faatar _____ William J. Oueea Mornlns Worship — llito a. m. Sunday School ------- - H4I a. » . Tralnlnr Union t i l l p. m. Branlnr Worship — Tilt p. nt Wad. Olfloora A Toachara Ms atlas - ...... .......... till p. s t ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlande ltd. at Uaatar Ara. B. Hamilton Orlttla _ Paalor Sonday Sehool .... — t i l l a. m. Mornlns Worship — Uiat a. m. Tralnlnr Union — t i l l P- m. B rsa la « Worship — Tilt p. a t CHRIST CHURCH Church Straat, Longwood Pr. Chart** W . Stewart. Jr. Vicar Holy Communion — 7:1# n. m. Sunday School *— * t:00 a. m. >'amlly Barrie# _ * »:«# a. ra. Service A Barmen — lo:4J a. m. Church O f Christ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I t t Park Aranas F. B. Chance . -------Mornlns Worship — li l t a. m. Sonday School —■%_ ||4I a. m. Mornlns Worablp — 11:40 a. nt Tralnlnr Union _ 4:10 p. m. Evening Worship - T ill P- m. Wad. Prayer Barrios THO p. at WBBTSTDB MIS8IONART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith S t A Holly Are. Paul M. Calley --------— Panto? Sunday Sehool _ 10:01 a. at Sunday Mornlns Worohip — 11:00 a. at Sunday Branlnr Worship — TiOO p. m. Wednesday Prayor Barrios « I too p. ra. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Christ) Park Aranu* at 21th SI. t : l i a. ra. _ _ _ . Church School 11:0* a. m. — Worship Service 1:2* p. m. __ Christian Youth Ministry Bar. Waiter A. R. McPherson. Paator Christian CHURCH OP CHRIST Oanara Ralph Brawar Jr. Eranrallat Blbla S e h o o l____10:00 t nt Mornlns Worship — 11:00 t nt Branlnr Worship — Tito p. at Wod. Pray or Sarrloo T:I0 p. at CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14tk S t A Oak Ara. Sail s m i t h ------------------ - Pastor Bondar Sehool ------ 0:40 a. m. Mornlns Worship _ 11:00 a. m. Tralnlnr Union — d ill p. ra. Evening Worship - Tilt p. m. Wad. Prayer Barrios Tilt p. at Nursery Open _ W T R R --------------------1HI p. nt Sunday Nits Broadcast Congregational OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH iiw r . m Ph. t t t . t m P a s to r ____Cheater W . Plank Sunday Sehool 10:00 a. nt Mornlnr Harries _ 11:00 a. m. Tralnlnr Union ---- 0:10 p. ra. Branlnr Barries _ TilO p. nt Wednesday Manilas*! Orranlaatlona — 0:10 p. ni. Prayer ............. — Til* p. nt C h oir-------------------- l : to p, m. Tilt p. a t A ssem b ly O f God u w HOLT CROSS 401 S. Park Ara. Pr. Leroy D. Hopar, Raclor Holy Communion ... T:l* a. m. >*amlly Harries and Sunday School • ;## a. m. Morning Prayer (Plrat Sunday — Holy Communion 11:4* a. m. Free Methodist w CHURCH OP CHRIST l i l t Park Aranus Bart Br.wn --------- Eranrallat Sunday Blbla S tu d y ----------10:00 a. nt Mornlns Worablp —. 11:00 a. ra. Branlns Barrie# _ 0:10 p. nt Saa "llarald at Truth** 1 p. nt Sunday an Channel t Tusaday Ladles Blbla Class - HiOO a. a t Wadnosday Blbla Claar ------ — Vito p. St TREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Ith SL and Laurel Av*. Eugene Sh eldon ____ __ Pastor it h Telephone: Ill-Tall Sunday School ____ Morning Worship __ Evening Worship _ . Wad. Trayar Barrie* 1:41 a. 10:1# a. 7:0# p. 7:20 p. ra. m. m. ra. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 101 W. 22th Place •The Church of tha Lutheran Hour" and TV 'This Is tbs LI fa" Harbart W. Qoaraa ____ Paator Sunday School ____ Sill a. m. Worship Barrlca _ 11:20 a. m. Every gardener knows human Ingenuity cannot be substituted for the mirscls of growth. God's secret Is God’s! But he knows, too, that wild growth means wilderness. Only culti­ vation makes a garden. So he works with God. And tho result k beauty, fruitfulness, abundance. What the man with the green thumb practices In his back yard, the Church inspires across the wholo expanse of human effort. . . the culti­ vation of souls . . . the realization of our spiritual potential. Working with God I What do YOU think life k meant to be! Wilderness? Or the Garden of God? Join us at* Church next Sunday I THE CHURCH FOR A L L . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH Vfca Cfcorti is tit* gnataat tectcc SC aarth (or the bulldior of character s o l pood clllaanaMp. U is a etorabouM of spiritual ralura. Without • atnor Church, noUhar democracy our ctrilbaifaw ram ourrtr*. Thar* ar* four wand reasons why ovary parson should attend aervlca* rrjularly and support tha Church. They nra:(l)fcr hla non aaka. (I) For hia A i l M ) oaks. (S) Nor tha aak* at k b community rod nation. (4) For tho aaho H lha Ckoeh ttaolL whHi oaada hb moral and malarial support. Han to po la church nsubriy and Christian Science FIRST CHUnCK OP CHRIST SCIENTIST too East Second Btraot Sunday Barrlca A Sunday Sehool —— 11:0# a. nt Hubjactt "Doetrlna of AlonemanL" Wednesday Barries _ t:00 p. m. Raadlnr Room! 101 E. Plrat Waakdayai 10:10 a. m. • 4:10 p. nt Prtday Bronlasi H it* 1:10 p. at Church O f God CHURCH OF OOD find A Pranch H. C. S m ith ---------------- Pastor Sunday Schuol — OiOl a. ro. Mornlns Worship _ 11:00 a. ra. Eranrallollo Harr. - TllO p. m. Tuaa. Prayer Barr. - TllO p. in. Thura. Younr People Bodaaror . — TtM p. s t a n d * * MN. Bondar Psalms 104:14-34 Mondap Matthew 8:13-20 Tuorabr Matthew 18:38-48 Wnlnrrabr John 10:31-39 Thunular Kphwlana 4:4-18 OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2 204 A Orlando Drtr* Hwy. IT-#!) Sanford. Florid* III-71II Tha Rar. Uaorg* Klnnsm o* Interim Paator Sunday S c h o o l------ III# a. ra. Morning Worship — 1110# a. m. Communion— Plrat Sunday la Each Month XINDERUARTEN AND NURSXKT Nazarene PIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Mapl* Ar*. Paul R ic h * * __ ___ — — Paatof Sunday School ■ (M l a. m. Morning Worahlp —. 10MS a. m, Touth ___ —— — *:## p. m. Evangelistic Service Tt«S p. m. Mid. Week Harriet (Wad.) — T.»# p. m. Third Sunday fllngaplratloa ___. It## p. ra. PIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE I.aka Mary, Pla. Rev. W . L. Holcomb*. Paelnr Sunday (M l a. m. ____Blbla School l l : t ( a. m. _ Morning Worship 7:00 p. m. __ Evening Barrlca 7:0# p. m. __ Wad. M ld -W *'k Prayer Service# T;oo p. m. .... 2nd Wad. Miss­ ionary Barrlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD l« ! Orange Straat Rar. K. Ruth Orant — recto* Sunday School ____ 18:00 a. ra. Morning Worahlp — H it# a. ra. Sunday Evening __ 7:1* p. ra. Wad. Rlbt* Study _ 7:10 p. ra. Conquerors Matting Prlday ------------ --- 7:2# p. ra. PIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanlord. Pla. Oak A ra A Ird St. Hrovtr C. Sewell J r . __Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Pastor Morning Worship __ 1:2# a. m. Church School ____ #MI a. ra. Basilon Matte _ _ _ 10MI a m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:M a m. Ihoneer Pallowahlp 1:00 p. m. Senior III Pallowahlp <t*0 p.m. Kvanlng Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wod. Prayor M e a t__7:00 p. m. CHURCH OP THE COVENANT ITTI South Orlando Drive Thnmaa li. Makln ____ Paator Worahlp ........ - __— 1:00 a m. Churoh School — . !• :(• a ra. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH Methodist NOTICE PIRBT METHODIST CHURCH #12 Park Ar*. John T. Adam* Jr....... Paalor Morning Worship — 1:2# p. m. Sunday Sehool _ _ _ IMS a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:11 a. m. MTP M e e t in g ,___( :!* p . m. (Intarmadlats, San lor) Evening Worship > . Tilt p. ra. BarbAta. Friday II Corinthians 6 :1-11 EBEXEZER METHODIST CHURCH Cltrua Haights Tier. Ray Oregory, Jr.. Paatn, Churrh School , ■■* PM2 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. M T P ------------------- — 4:2# P. m. Eva. Worahlp T:2n p. m. Wad. Prayer Harriet T:l# p m. Presbyterian Lutheran &$»£§§§i u r r -------------------#:l# p. m. Saturday Colosslan* 1:9-20 CALL 322-2611 -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP ft SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING C O , INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Av«. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A . DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford GLAS-MET INC. Metal and Fibarglas Duct Systems FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. let. S t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR 8ALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES LORMANN REALTY Casselberry 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 HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel A v e , Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees LONGWOOD PIT BARBECUE Mom and BUI Baumholser LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION C O , INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson Ostoon Malhodlat Charch PnoIn Waalayan Mathodlat, RL 44 W. st Paoln St. Jamra A.M.E* Sanford Ar*. HI. Mary's A.M.E. Church SL Itt. 4tl Oataan St. Paul** Malhodlat C h a n t Oataan ltd. Entarprlaa Stafford Manorial Malhodlat C h u r a h S. DaBary Poraat Laka Savanth-day Adrantlat Church, Hwy. 424, Poraat City Baranth-day Adrantlat church, Maitland Are* Altamonte Springs Sanford Savanth.dny Adrantlat Chnrch. Bavanth * Elm -SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R CH D IR E C T O R Y BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Or Iada Central Baptist Churoh, 1211 Oak Avu. Chulutta Plrat BapUat Church Eldar Spring* Baptist Church, •#( Lehman BA Faith BapUat M b sb * . M l Casselberry First BapUat Churoh. M l Park Ara. Frlandahlp Baptlat Churoh Of Altamonte Spring* E L MA AUamoala Spring* Flrot Baptist churoh o f DaBary Flrat Baptlat Church o f Oanara Flrot B aptbt Churoh o f Lake Mary Flrat B aptbt Church uf Lake Monro* Flrat Baptlat Churoh uf Lonpwood, Oor. Churoh A Qraut . . Flrot B aptbt Charok o f Ortodu Flrat Baptbt Church at Saa Lando Spring* Flrat ShUab M b a b sa ry BapUat Charah, MM W . Mth BL Faraat OUr Baptb# Charok Foaatala Hoad B aptbt Churoh, OrUda Lava Bauthara BapUat Mlaalou, Chutuota B a ptb t Church Earth * A Is MUI / Baptbt Churak Ofttfts* ■iBUei Charok, Qaaora Umr, ML Oliva Mlaalaaary BapUat Churoh. Saa Lando Spring# Rd., Longwood ML BJoa MUaloaary Baptlat, Slpaa Ara. Naw ML Calvary Missionary BapUat 11•• W . Mth SL Mow Salem Primitive Baptlat Ohureh. lie# W . Mth BL Naw ML Sloa Baptlat charah. 1ft# Pear Ara Oaklawn Baptlat Chaptl, MM W . Mth SL Oataan Baptlat Churoh i*!n*oraet Baptist Churoh, 1(1 W . Onora BA Prairie Lab* BapUat Churoh, Rids* nd., Peru Park Prosroa* Mlaaloaary Baptbt Qiurah, Midway Soaond Shiloh Mlaalaaary BapUat Church. Ninth A Hickory St. James Missionary BapUat Churoh St*. RA III Ootoou SL Paul Missionary Baptlat Churoh, fth SL SL Matthew* Mlaalonary Baptlat Charah Canaan Height* SL Job*'* Mlaaloaary Baptlat Churoh, (I# Cyprooa SL Torapb BapUat Okurah, Palm Sprlaga BA* AHamaata Bprtasa Waotalda Mlaalonary Baptbt Churak, dt« A Holly Ara. Blow Hop* Baptist Churoh, TM Orange Ara. CATHOLIC Churoh of tho Nativity. Lake Mary AU Soul* Cathaib Churoh, TM Oak Ara. SL ArV a OetheMs Charah, Parching Pino*. DaBary S t Mary Magdalan* Catholic Church, Mait­ land Ara. Altamonte Spring* CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian churoh, M#T A Sanford Av*. Congragatloaal Christian Church, l«#l Park Av*. Northsld* Christian Church, P l a r 1 d a Havan Dr* Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Charah Charah Churoh Charah of of of *f ChrbL MM A Park Arc. Christ Oanara Christ Longwosd CbrloL Paolo CHURCH OP OOD Churoh at OoA III Htokory Charah af Ood, lie# a Praaoh Church at OoA Orlode EPISCOPAL AU Batata Episcopal Church B. DaBary Ara* Eotarprla* Cbrlot Episcopal Church. Leagwaad All Batata Episcopal, Enterprise Holy Cross Episcopal, Park Arc. at «th LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Orarbrook Dr* Caaaalberry flood Hbsphard United Luthara, II*# A Orlando l>r. Lutheran churoh of Ih* Kadaamar, ls i W . Ilth inac* Messiah Lutheran Churrh. Amarleaa Laglon Hall, Pralrl* Lake, Kara Park BL Lukaa Lutbaran Chuicb, RL 42d Slavic METHODIST Barnatt Memorial Malhodlat Church, A DaHary Ara* Entarprlaa Bear Laka Methodist Churoh Halhal A.M.E. Church. Canaan Haights raaaalbarry Community Malhodlat Chureh. Hwy. IT.## A Plnay Kldg* ltd* Caasalbarry DaBary Community Mathodiot Church W. lllgblaada, DaBary Kbsaaiar Malhodlat Church, Old Orlaado Hwy. Plrat Malhodlat Churrh, 411 Park Ara. Plrat Malhodlat Church of Ovlodo Praa Malhodlat Church. »0( W . 4th SL Orar* Malhodlat Church. Onora RA Ornnt Chapel A.M E. Church, Orlado Oakgror* Malhodlat Church, Orlado SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST NAZARENE OTHER CHURCHES P I r* t Church of tha Nssarana, w. 2nd nt Mapl* Par* Park Churoh o f tho Nasaraao, (PUrlan Rd* Porn Park Laka Mary Church of tho Naaaraa* Allan's A.M.E. Church, Ollvs * 12th Church of Ood in ChrlaL Orlado Chuluotn Community Church Church of Ood of Propbtcy. HOT Elm Av*. Church of Jaauo Chrlat of Latter Day Saint*, n i l park Are. Community Chapol, Altamonte Spring* Eastern Ortbodon Church. SL Johns Chry­ sostom Chapol, Hwy. IT-2*. Para Park Congregation Bath laraal. 14th A Magnolia Plrat enurch of ChrlaL SclantlsL IN E. 2nd SL Plrat Pentecostal Church o f Longwood Ml Olivo Uollnoaa Church, Oak Hill ltd. Ootatn Plnscroat Aasarnbly o f Ood. ITth A Elm Sanford Alliance Church, t i l l M. Pork Are. Sanford Congrogatlon of Jahorab'o W itH U W. lot SL Tho Salvation Army. I l l E. 2nd St. Unity Church of Sanford, SI# E. tat SL rilKSUTTKniAN Community Praabylarlan Church, ( A h * Mary Plrat Praobytarian Church,Oak Ara. A Ird SL Plrat Praabylarlan Charch, Caasalbarry Plrat Prasbytarta* Charah of DaBory. E. Highland * Prasbytarta* Church of Tho Covenant 2IT2 a Orlando Dr. SL Andrews Presbyterian Church 111! Lannaal Boh. Dr* Bear Laka Upaala Community Proabytorba Church. U p itll R4, Waalmrautar^ Praabylarlan Church, HawaU �/••* r m Fiberglass Boat Plant To Open Here M a y 1 5fhp ^ c tn fn rh i i m t t f t Interesting item on the po­ lice blotter: "Someone enter­ ed my home and stole my purse. It contained two 50-cent ^pieces and my teeth." • • • ) Mere curiosity: An automo­ bile bearing Seminole County license plates is parked quite often in front of city hall. It bears a bumper sticker say ing "Vote for Blount for coun­ ty Judge." There's no Sem­ inole County candidate named "B lou n t" £ • • • V Reporter Harry Johnson just added a line to the first Item above: "The teeth have a sentimental value. 1 love to eat." • • • City fire department now has a full complement of 23 firemen, City Manager Pete ^ Knowles reports. The firemen • n o w get a full "Kelly Day (A "Kelly Day" means the firemen will get an extra free day. They arc on duty for a 24-hour period, then off duty for 24 hours. The "Kelly Day" is sandwiched in he tween their regular seventh and ninth off-duty days.) • • • H We know a chap . . . in fact, everyone in Seminole County knows him . . . who bad his first flight in a light airplane last week. In flying over the ocean he queried the pilot with these questions, at intervals: How far arc we from land? . . . How high are we? . . . How far will this plane glide? PS: They made * it alright . . . but he's still "up in the air." • • • City Commission is toying with the idea of removing all parking meters. Making a study of results in other cities which have taken that action • • • RNs in meeting this evening at Seminole County Health Center will have all available information on Florida schools for students interested in a nursing career. That includes boys, too, for there are many male RNs. • • • £ The Sheriff's Star is Uie of ficial house organfor the Florida Sheriffs Association. Some six months ago the edl tor queried The Sanford Her­ ald for a picture of Sheriff J. L. Hobby and his mobile crime laboratory. Better late than never, the photo is pub­ lished in the current issue. * • * * Howard Hood is the newly elected prcsldrnt of the Sanford Lions. • • • Local young women inter­ ested in career opportunities in Navy Department offices at Washington, D. C., will be in­ terviewed by Miss Phyllis M. Blankenship at the Navy re­ cruiting station in Orlando for a limited time. Positions arc open for typists, stenogra|T phers and secretaries, • • • _ A * • £ £ 0 One of the easiest ways to know this city from A to Z is to study the new Sanford city directory. All adult citizens, firms and institutions are re­ corded in the 1964 guidebook. The roll call Is flanked by ABC Garbage and William J. Zwosta. • • • Quote from Bill MacLauchlin: A mat. becomes wise by watching what happens to him when he isn't. • • • Her comments to the con­ trary, North Orlando’s Irene Van Eepoel is enjoying beIng introduced as "the prettiest mayor in these United States." And you should see her eyes Rash when anyone even dares to suggest chang­ ing the name of North Orlan­ do to divorce any thought from that town south of Sem­ inole County. Seems North Orlandoans like the name of their little municipality. May­ or Irene said the suggestion to change the name to "Okl*■moto-ville" was dropped real quick. • • • Mrs. Catherine Pearce, 1002 South Magnolia Avenue, is richer by 10,000 trading stamps won in a contest spon­ sored by the JayCee wives for the benefit of the Littie Red J School House. Zip Code 32771 > The largest fiberglass boat manufacturing company in the southeast United States will commence operations of a branch plant here on May t. Southern Fiberglass Pro­ ducts, Inc., of Orlando, has taken a long-term lease on the new Williams plant at San­ ford Industrial Park, on San­ ford Avenue, at HLH Pro­ duct*. The transaction was the se­ cond large such negotiation completed here recently by the industrial committee of ihe Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The first waa the transfer of the Del Mar building on West 20th Street to Chemical Corporation of America, at Tallahassee. Harold L. Slama, presi­ dent of Southern Fiberglass, said this morning part of his firm’s operations will be re­ moved here from Orlando, with operations to commenco May 1. He said presently the Or­ lando branch employs about 80 persons and manufactures nine fiberglass boat* dally. About seven or eight of tho Orlando personnel will bo transferred to the Sanford plant, with another 55-65 per­ rons to be employed locally. Production here will In­ crease the firm'* output to 15 boats daily, five at Orlando and 10 in Sanford Slama said. The firm manufactures tho Cobia line of sports boating craft. These will be on display Thursday through Saturday at the industrial exhibit at Sanford Civic Center. When Gene R. Meador*, owner of Meadors Marine, learned only two weeks ago that Southern Fiberglasa need­ ed to expand its operation# at Orlando, he Informed Scott Burn# and Carl Schilke, cochairmen of the Chamber's Industrial committee. J. L. Williams, Dallas, Tex­ as, head of J. L. Williams and Company, who built the $150,. 000 plant at Sanford Industrial Park, waa contacted. Lease baa been signed for Southern Fiberglass to hold the 30,000 square foot property for fiva years, with option for renewal or purchase. WEATHER: Generally fair today and Tuesday; hiprh today 80-85; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 , \ Long Lease In Industrial Park Signed MAYOR IRENE Van Ecpocl, o f North Orlando, chats in interview with Doris Williams (right), society editor o f The Sanford Herald. County's First Woman Mayor Has Big Plans By Doris Williams The repartee in a recent tete-a-tete w i t h Seminole County's first woman mayor was refreshing and reward­ ing. The charming lady is Irene Van Eepoel of North Orlando. She has the distinc­ tion of being the first woman Souvanna Freed By Leaders Of Laos Coup SAIGON, South Viet N a m (UPD— Right-wing generals who deposed Premier Souvan­ na Phouma in neighboring Laos Sunday reversed them­ selves today and released him from house arrest, diplomatic source! here reported. A dispatch trom Vientiane, capital ol Laos, said Souvan­ na, loader of the country's neutralist (action, was allow­ ed to leave his Villa and un­ expectedly flew to the royal capital of Luang Prabang to meet with King Savang Vatthana. The Vientiane dispatch said Souvanna was accompanied by the two coup leaders, Gen. Koupraslth Abhay and Gen. Siho Lanphoulhacoul, and Gen. Phouml Nosavan, leader of the right-wing faction. Gen. Kong Lc, leader of a neutralist faction in Laos, was reported to have pledged his 3,000 troops to cupport of Sou­ vanna. Vientiane waa calm, with virtually all troops withdrawn from the atreets, ahops open­ ed, and traffic normal. The airport remained closed. Diplomatic sources in Sai­ gon said the coup leaders had apologized for attempting the coup. Souvanna waa said to have denied he had resigned as the generals claimed Sun­ day. Action Inside Cubo Pledged In 90 Days DALLAS (UPI) — A leader o f Alpha 66 ‘ said the anliCastro commando group will launch a civil war Inside Cuba within 30 days aimed at top­ pling the Castm government. "Supplies are already in Cuba," said Antonio Vcriana of Miami. "Our main objec fives will be sabotage and guerrilla warfare." An exile army has been training at a secret base in the Caribbean, he said, ac­ cording to the Dallas Morning Newt. Veda ns told a group of Cuban exiles that for the first time, there is- unity among the anti-Castro groups. The success of the revolt, he said, depends on Cubans, those on the island those In exile. "W e don't want Americans lo die on our soil," he said. "This is our war .We would welcome their financial aid but we won't expect to get any help." Knowles On Panel W. E. Knowles, Sanford city manager, will be a panel member discussing "Coping w i t h Expanding Municipal Costa" at the 18th annual short course for Florida city managers April 26-8 at St. Petersburg. in Seminole County lo be elected mayor. When asked how she felt about is, she answered impet­ uously, "Well, 1 don't actual­ ly feel any different, but I think differently, and have big plaps for North Orlando." Her reply as to what prompted her to run for office was, "I felt we weren’t get­ ting enough representation, ond rather than ait around and criticize adversely, de­ cided I could do a good Job." Irene is a human dynamo, generating and radiating energy and enthusiasm with every breath and movement. She has an affinity for do-ityourself projects, and being a statuesque blond glamor gal with sparkling hazel eyes, she symbolizes high fashion with a natural flair. Her response as to what she did in her spire time was preempted with a quizzical leer as if she had encountered a potential candidate for the "funny farm ." You gala take note! Irene is an avid gardener, and adores digging in her vege­ table sod fbM . f i>.. C it artistically inclined, dabs in oils and Is a wizard with the sketch pid. Her designing ability is demonstrated in the fashions she creates for the entire family, having made a tailored suit and shirt for her son at Easter. She challenges her Imagination in refinlahing furniture, both antique and contemporary. Tills ingenious female is the general handy­ man around the house and confided she received power tools for a gift, and waa over­ whelmed with delight. What spare time? Irene is a legal secretary by profession and her hus­ band, John, is a drug com­ pany representative. T h e y have three lively children, Debra, seven, Linda, five, and Johnny, four. Bank To Make Student Loans Florida Stale Bank has been as a lender under the United Student Aid Funds Inc., loan program. As a par­ ticipant in this program, the bank will make loans to qualified studenta 19 assist them in completing their col lege educations. All students who attend col leges participating in the pro gram are eligible for these loans. Undergraduate stu dents may borrow up to $4,000 with a maximum of $1,000 per year. Graduate students are eligible for loans totalling $4,000 and a maximum of $2,000 per year. The loans will carry a low, simple interest rate and may be repaid in monthly install­ ments after the student com­ pletes his higher education. approved Johnson Orders Study O f Draft WASHINGTON (U PI) President Johnson has ordered a broad study of the Selective Service System to consider the possibility of filling military needs on a voluntary basis and ending the draft within 10 years. Johnson's announcement of the " v e r y comprehensive study" was the highlight of an impromptu newt eonferenca he held Saturday at the White House. United Press leased W.re E sta b lish ed 11108 MON* APRIL 20, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 172 Mrs. Johnson's Plane Struck By Lightning CLEVELAND, Ohio ( U r i t The plane carrying Mr*. Lyn don B. Johnson to a day-long scries of speaking engage ments in Cleveland, Ohio, was struck by lightning today but landed safely. The incident occurred a* the plane, a commercial airliner, was about oncJialf hour out of Cleveland on the flight from Washington. The bolt struck about seat* behind where the First I-ady was sealed. It popped loudly and flashed blue and white. Mrs. Johnson Jumped but she laughed with the rest of the passengers when it became evident that no dam­ age had been done. A few second* later another bolt was seen near the plane but did not hit It. Pilot G. A. Mosteller, 56, of Vienna, Va.. a United Air Lines pilot for 21 years, said he had no trou­ ble controlling the Viscount prop-jet. The plane arrived in Cleveland at 10 o'clock, about 20 minutes late. manager, Richard Vcranea, arrived to look over the Williams plant at Sanford Industrial Park. From the left: Robert Shedden, Slama, Veranes, Carl Schilke, Scott Rums, Joe Foy. and Leroy Robb. (Herald Photo) ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY will commenco operation* In Sanford on May 1. Harold L. Slatna, president of Southern FibcrglnM Products, Inc., war. greeted by members o f the in­ dustrial committee o f tho Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, when he and his office BRIEFS Candidates Talk Postal Service To Jews Determined MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T h e American Jewish Congress said Sunday King Hussein of Jordan cannot "undermine the will of American Jews to maintain their links with Ja­ rs el." r* I Peace Marchers CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — A dozen “ peace marcher*" picketed the apareport Sun­ day without incident handing out literature to tourists at­ tending the center's oncc-awerk open house. Seek Crash Clues WILMINGTON, Ohio (U PI) — Air Force Investigators looked to the wreckage of two C119 aircraft for clues today as to the cause of an in-flight collision which killed 17 men. Two men aurvlved. Key Forts Go NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Greek and Turkish Cypriots removed fortifications from a key area of Nicosia today as part of a neutralization agreement with the United Nations. Boycott Eyed JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — White merchants waited to­ day to see the effects of the state NAACP president’# or­ der Sunday for Negroes to "buy only food and medicine . . . and as little food as possible." U. S. To Stay SAIGON, South Viet Nsm (UPI) — Secretary of State Dean Rusk, ending a four-day visit to South Viet Nam, indi­ cated today that U. S. forces will remain here until the Communist guerrillas are de­ feated. 11 Killed MIAMI (U PI)—An unidenti­ fied man was killed Sunday night and a companion ser­ iously injured when the car they were in was crumpled by a train in south Dade County, raising the weekend highway death toll to at least 11. Newsman Beaten JACKSON, La. (U PI) - A televlaion newsman waa beat­ en and hla life threatened by a group of armed men Sunday as he tried to film a backwoods meeting for a docu­ mentary about the Ku Klux Klan. Degrees For 3,100 GAINESVILLE (UPI) - D e ­ grees were presented to 3,100 graduates at the University of Florida Sunday. Of State Taxes By United Prrss International Florida's Democratic guber­ natorial candldafc* touched % Be Cut Back Some President Johnson’ * econ­ lion annually throughout the on taxes, the state's business omy program has resulted in United States, effective May 4. policy and one another in limited curtailment of some Postmaster Cecile Heard, of talk* throughout the stale Vestal acrvlecs, it was learn- Sanford, atated only one con­ Sunday. The candidates have I ed here today. | Postmaster General John solidated stamp and parcel lc.<s than 14 days to campaign A. Uronouski asid limited ad­ post window will be open on before the Slay 5 primary. justments will save $12.7 mil- Saturdays. Presently there are Miami Mayor Robert King four. Some parcel post deliv­ High told a Miami rally peo­ ery service will be eliminated ple "are sick and tired" of on Wednesday*. what he termed "bad business The following postmasters in government." said there will be no Saturday Fred O. Dickinson of West (lamp sales but parcel poal Palm Beach told supporter* i* not affected: Raymond in Pensacola Sunday he will WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chandler, Altamonte Springs; strive to reduce taxes, The White House said today Edgar Sltler, Casselberry; W. Scott Kelly of Lakeland said that railroad management-la­ K. Bryant, Longwood, J. W. "if Florida it to continue to bor negotiators have made Brenner, DcBary; John Cour­ prosper and if we are to con "som e definite gains" in talks ier, Oviedo, and Clarence Don­ tlnue to improve the itandard aimed at averting a coaat-to- aldson, Lake $lary. of living of all our citizens, coast strike that could begin Mis* Heard said Sanford our educational system must Saturday. servirc change* will be at be Ihe finesl." However, it waa stressed follows: Fred Karl of Daytona that difficult issues remain Parcel post delivery service Beach told the Florida Food and one member of President will be provided un a five Service Association at Jack­ Johnson's mediation team day week basis except on sonville Sunday "(lie govern­ summed up the situation by mounted and rural routes, or must show initiation and saying it was now aa difficult where six-day service will con­ foresight, and not the reaction to gain an Inch as it was a tinue. Parcel post will not he delivered on bicycle or Ihe surh as in Ihe field of race werk ago to gain a foot. relations at Jacksonville.” Johnson met with the media­ regular parcel post routes on Mayor llaydon Burns of tors and management and un­ Wednesdays. First class par­ Jacksonville charged oppon ion representative! Sunday cels, air parcel post and per­ ent John K. Mathews Jr., also night In his office to receive ishable articles will continue of Jacksonville, with making a report on the progress of lo be delivered aix daya a ready to toss new charges in discussions under a 15-day week. Saturday window service strike truce which expire* to the campaign. will consist of only one con­ 12:01 a. m. EST Saturday. “ The mediators now feel it solidated stamp and parcel is both fair and accurate to post window. Domestic and money orders characterise Ihe situation as international having been one In which will not he issued nor applica­ some definite gain* have been tions for money orders ac­ made," Pres* Secretary Geo­ cepted by rural carriers on rge E. Iteedy said today in Saturdays. An old faihioncd political telling newsmen of Hie nego All windows for postal sav­ rally, complete with a chicken Gators' report on Use work ings business, Inquiry and pilau dinner, will be staged rules dispute. claims, meter sellings, trust Thursday night at Oviedo by fund deposits, box rent col­ the Semlno'" County Demo­ lections and other special ser­ cratic Executive Committee. vices will be closed on Satur­ day*. Mrs. J. D. Morrison, com­ mittee chairman, said Paul General delivery and regist­ Mikler will be in charge of Seminole Chamber of Com­ ered mall will be conducted the rally and Mra. Ruby Es­ merce directors will meet through the consolidated stamp and parcel poat window, which tes in charge of the dinner. Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the Mrs. Estes reported dinner Tradewinds Cafeteria in Semi will be open from 1:30 a. m. to noon. will be served 5:30-7:30 p.m. note Plaza. Postmaster Heard emphasiz­ lo an estimated 350, those Chamber President Karlyle with reservations to be served Housholder suggests directors ed that no essential major services are affected under first. bring their wives to the meet­ Silkier said county candi­ ing which is being held at the orders. There will be no dates will be introduced and Seminole Plaaa in keeping change in home delivery or allowed three minutes to state with the Chamber's policy of special delivery. Regular busi­ their qualifications fur office. holding regional meetings ness mail deliveries will con­ tinue aa usual. Letters and Slate candidate* or their rep­ throughout the county. other first class mail will resentatives also will be be handled with the same heard. priority as ever. The event, dinner and rally, Open House will be held in the Oviedo Seminole High S c h o o l High School cafelorium. science stldents will have an Holland OKd This Is the second rally open house for parents and ORLANDO (UPI) - U. S. sponsored by the Democratic Use public to observe their Sen. Spesaard L. Holland was committee. The third will be project! at 7-9:30 p.m. Tues­ endorsed by the Orlando Sen­ held April 30 at Sanford Civic day in the school scUnce tinel Sunday in his race for Ceoter. room*. r+elcctk a. Few Gains Made In Rail Talks Democrats Rally Thursday Night Seminole C O f C Meets Tuesday Further Cut In Uranium Set NEW YORK (U PI)—Presi­ dent Johnson announced today that he has ordered a further "substantial reduction" In U. S. production of enriched uranium.for nuclear weapons. He said Nikita S. Khrushchev has indicated he plans a sim­ ilar move. In a wide-range foreign pol­ icy speech, Johnson also dis­ closed that ht has lent Wil­ liam Bundy, assistant secre­ tary of state for Far Eastern affairs, to Laos for a first­ hand look at the political criala there. Johnson alio reaffirmed U. S. policy to Isolate Cuba. He likewise reiterated this coun­ By Donna Eatoo try’s determination to win the William H. Stamper of Sanwar In Viet Nam and put in a plug for congressional ap­ ford will receive the National proval of his new foreign aid Institute of Real Estate Bro­ kers award at the meeting of requests. the Seminole County Board of Realtors to be held today at 6:30 p. m. at Lyman High School. During the program Distri­ WASHINGTON (UPI) butive Education Director Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., Unlay Lloyd Barnes will award cer­ p r o p o s e d a constitutional tificates to graduates of tbo amendment tn permit Bible Ileal Estate Course tn be com­ reading and prayer In the pleted today at Lyman. public schools. A similar pro­ Other matters on the agenda posal is under study in the are induction by Byron Kim­ Ilouse. ball of now member*, Ralph Scott said in a stalcmrnt D. Park and Clarence Avery; that he offered Ihe measure presentation of certificate to "because I believe in separa­ affitiate Raymond Morris; at­ tion of church and state, but tendance award for realtor or I do not believe In separating associate and a t t e n d a n t * award for wives. children from God." Sfemper To Get Award Tonight Amendment On Bible Asked e n n e it i f t UJAVft WIST P U IftT QUALITY O U A IT T V ALWAYS ^ A REAL SPECIAL! 300 PAIR WOMEN’S JAMAICA SHORTS *1 “ PR- • SOLIDS AND PRINTS • MACHINE WASHABLE • SEE THEM ON THE FRONT T A B L I • 8IZE8 8 . 18 4- / f �I Civil Rights 'Debate' Explains Bill's Impact, Says Russell Seventh Week Of Talkathon Gets Under Way •hr Mah.Jongg, western version of an Oriental game, ia played with 144 tile* engraved with ChlneM characters. Object of ptey, similar to rummy n n games, la to obtain a full Mt of tilM, according to the Xncyulopaodla Britannic*.. Legal Notica IN TSSM COUNT OS’ TM COUNTY JUUOR, SRNINOI. c o u n ty , a m m* m 0 9 ruoM iu a « IN patONATS la a* sa* mseato o n MAUPN M. SCHMIDT. Dee ease*. FINAL NOTIUN Notice la herebr alvea that the undentaped will, on the •1st day o f May, A.D. lis t, •resent to the Honorable County Juda* *t SemlaoU county, H arts*. their final retura, aeoouat a s* voucher*, •a Nseeutor* of the Ketato of M a Od k H. SCHMIDT, deceaetd, and at aald time, then end there, moke application to the Mid Judso for a final aottlo* moat of their adminietretloa •f Mid aetata, and far aa or* der diecharsing them aa such • a Contort. Paled this the U lh day of April. A. D. test. IIKtiaCIIKt. VERNON llt'CKNRH WILLIAM JAMKfl WATT Aa Baecutora of tba Ettalo of MAUDE H. SCHMIDT. Dtcaoood. ST R N rrn o u , d a v i s a MrlNTOIIII Attorneyo for Kiecutore I'net office Dm ISM Sanford, Florida 327T1 Pulillthi April I*, if. May I, 11, \ SOVEREIGN LEADER John 0 . Andaa o f Cslsry Camp 62S, Woodmen of tha World, right, received plaque in recognition o f 29 yeara with the or* sanitation from State Manager John V. Martin at this month’* meeting o f the group. (Herald Photo) B.J. DieDoll, 21 National Panelist Dies In Crash Barry J. DieDoll, t l , o f 282 Wllahlre Drive, CaeMlberry, waa killed Instantly late Bat* urday night In an automobile accident which occurred on SR 487 south o f Apopka. A native o f Kingaton, N. Y., he waa an electrician and had served In the U. S. Navy. Surviving are hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar DieDoll of Casselberry and two brother!, Floyd o f Pine Hills and Allen of Cueelberry. Funeral service* will be held at 10 a.m. Tueiday in the Cha­ pel o f Nlblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, with Rev. C. R* Zehnder o f Ascension Lutheran Church officiating. Military graveside services will bo eon* ducted by Sanford Naval Air Station at Caiselberry Come* tary. Nlblack Funeral Home In ihargo o f arrangements. From Forest City By Maryann Mites Mrs. John (Frascae) Botha* o f Forest City, principal of Pin* Caitla E l e m e n t a r y School, k ft by plane Saturday for Minns*polls whsro she will represent the satire SouthMst m one of a throo-principsl psnel on "S p ice Science," a feature of tho Na­ tional Convention of Elemen­ tary School principals slated through Wednesday of this week. Her panel partners will com* from California snd N ag York. Bora and roared la St. Mathowa, S. C., Mrs. Both** really began her teaching car­ eer in first grade for after attending school all morning she M m * homo to Hj4*n' school *11 afternoon. She received her AB dogro* (ram Furman University in Greenville, 8 , C., majoring in Latin and English and her MA from tho University of Florida with majors la education and PHILADELPHIA, Pa., To­ soclollgy. Subject of bar thesis tal Income snd cash flow of Food Fair ProperUta, Inc. in* ernaad in 1868 to s)l*tima high levale. Samuel Fried* lend, president, in the annual report to sharoholders, also disclosed that tha company, in* o f tho leading developer* Funsral sonde** for Wil­ and opsrators o f ahopptng liam T. Cates, 14, whs diad tenter*, is diversifying it* ac­ tivities Into the urban rede­ Friday In Daytona Beaeh fo l­ velopment Industry. lowing • lengthy lllnese, The company’s 1088 cash were held at • p.m. Saturday flow (net Income plus deprec­ ation snd deferred income at Brlaaon Funeral Ram* tsses) amounted to $8,887,888, with Rev, Leonard Jones of* compared with |2,418,208 ths f(elating. Burial was in Ever­ green Cemetery. year before. T o t a l income, including A retired Sanford buelnoso* 9188,877 profit on salt o f man, Mr. Cats* w m a mamland, was 98,568,488, against bar o f tha Woodman od tho 18,281,603 In 1862 when profit World In Romo, Ga. and a on solo of land was 986,440. m e m b e r o f tho Baptist Nat Incomes after deprecia­ Church In Romo. tion expense o f $2,376,686 wee Ho la survived by on* son, 9288,871, compered to 9176,- W. A. Cates ef Daytona t i l in 1868 when depreciation Beach; s brother, J. J. Cate* sxpenis totaled 12,078,811. of Sanford; 10 grandchildren, The company's total assets several g n a t grandchildren Increased In 1861 to a new and great great grandchil­ high of $84,886,884. dren. last Rites Held For W.T. Cates C. H. Sharon Dies In DeLand MRS. BETHEA was "Admlnlitrativa practices is school lunehroome." In Orlando she began teactf. lag at HUlcrset, later leaving to join tho faculty of Chorokeo Junior High. Of her 16 yeari at Cherokee, four were spent aa assistant principal before transferring to Pine Castle Elementary to become prin­ cipal. The BsthMl (be If president of the Forest City Community Association) are parents of three children. Daughter Francos is married to Walter Ol* lan of Cuyahoga Falla, Ohio; "Slsaa," former Ebaen and Royal trained Juno Taylor daneer, now has her own atudlo In Nevada and John Is on the faculty at the University of Miami. Chandler H. Sharon tiled Saturday afternoon in DeLand following s long illness. Born in Quincy In 1801, he moved to Sanford with hts par­ ents In the early 1020‘s. He resided here until five ysars ago when he moved to DeLand Ha w m the son o f the late Judge and Mra. J. G. Sharon. Survivors are a daughter, Mary Audry and a son, Chand l*r H. Jr.; two brothers, James G. Sharon Jr. o f Washington, D. C. and 8 . A. Sharon of De* Land; s sister, Mrs. Sterling Bolling o f WMhlngton, D. C, Funeral services will be held at AUan-SummarhlU Fun­ eral Horn* In DeLand at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Graveside serv­ ices will b* conducted In Quin cy on Wednesday. Honorary pallbearers from Sanford will be Richard Dess, John L. Galloway, B. L. Par* kins, W. A. Adam*, Jm h Adams, Roy G. Williams, An* drew Carraway and G. D. Bis hop Jr. A rea M eeting Woman’s Mission Unions of Baptist Churches In tha arts will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Riverside Acre* Church on ForMt City Road. DUO MOTEL By Deris Dean Mrs. Glenn (Elisabeth) Atchlnson, new village clerk of North Orlando, accepted the appointment and was sworn Into efflee at this month's re-organizatlonal meeting of the village council. Residents at 30 N. Cortes Avenue Is North Orlando for mors than three years, tha Atchlnsons are parents of to m eatisf reiMaata u they I will work to the best of my three children; son "Burnle" com* to the village efflee. liability to serve the commum" and daughters, Gill and Jse* ity and the council of North kle. Jackie will graduate from Orlando." Lyman in June and plans to Her schedule of office hours enter Florida State University will remain the same— * ». In the fall. m. until 'noon, Monday, i £ Libby, as friends call her, through Wednesdays and from^ served as secretary to an Air­ craft Company engineer In 1 until 5 p. m., Thursday* and* Pennsylvania for two years. Fridays. She also was secretary to a doctor for several years and w m president of a fire com­ pany auxiliary. T »* ) During the three yeari the P A IN T S family was stationed at Guan­ 1 tanamo Bay, Cuba, (h* ia In GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK the Naval Submarine Sr^vlca), Fh. 322-HglJ Libby was very active In girl scouts, brownies and cub scouts. For hobbies she likes gardening and has just start­ ed to play golf. LIDBY ATCHINSON 2617 S. French In relation to her new job, she says: " I am looking for- ■V V BRUNING Mrs. Raulerson Dies In Hospital Mrs. Hilda Raulerson, 74, wife o f tha lata W. R. Hauler* sen, died at 1:30 a.m. Sunday at Semlnolt Memorial Hos­ pital after a lingering illness. Born July 1, 1888 in Lake City, she had lived In 8 anford for tha past 60 years. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Vara Hasty o f 8 anford; 12 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Servlets will be held at 9 p.m. Wednesday s t Brlaaon Funeral Home with R. N. Stafford o f Jehovah Witness Church cfficlatlng. Burial will be In 8 ylvan Lake Csmstery. Factory Point O utlet ’BIG REWARDforsmart SmartShoppers' m u xuslY/mujor snapper* 7 W M U To M eet Ths WMU of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church will meet at the church at 7:80 p.m. today. Mra. Wilbur Painter will present a pro­ gram on tha topic, "Our Jew* i*h Neighbors." Refreshments will be served by tha hottestas, Mr*. Jack Dunn and Mrs. Paul Branson. WE W IL L CU STO M K IL L YO U R COW PORTIONS CUT A WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER. Ife r c a v ic t o r , BARGAIN BONANZA COLOR TV BARGAIN V ic t o r M w tfstd COLOR IV rca Table modi! TV with matching basal Glareproof RCA High Fidelity Color Tut*. Super* New rw Vista VHF Tuner, 24,000-volt powerful H ' (factory adjusted) adjutltd) color ichassis. Rich "Cel don Throat FMsound. ~ *46 9$^ P H . 365-3105 HI-FLAVOR MEATS, INC. n»t airstuiK m t u i i r Hart a Sirin lr n s M-ut a*, la. pleura SAN FORD E L E C T R IC CO. 118 MAGNOLIA TUSKAWILLOW RD. OFF SR 434 322*1861 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only "M PER W EEK BEACH M OTEL 1888 9. ATLANTIC AVK. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING •V ■ y > WOODROW CASH N om a net c d T’ H T IN COUNTY JUDON’B COUNT. •NMINOI.B COUNTY, FLON L.-1 IIIA MUTATE OF W. II. TOPE. DECEASED NOTICE TO CNKUITORS TO ALL PERSONS H AVI NO CLAIMM OR DEMANDS AOAINHT SAID BSTATNl You and onch of you aro hereby notified and required to file any claim* and demande which you, or altbor of you, nay hava aaalnet told ottal* n the office of Hon. Vernon C Mite, County Juds* of Seminole County, at hla office In tho Court Itoueo In Hanford, Florida, within all calender •nunthe from the time of the first publication of thla notice. Each claim or demand muit he in wrltln* and contain tho plate of rotldonce and peat of. flee oddrMe o f tha clalmeal •od moat be aworn to by the claimant. HI* neont or ettor* per, or the Mme ot>»i| be void. / * / Etleworth W . Beeeelt / * / E. Pep* Naoeett As Co.gsM utor* of Ml* eeteto Fubllehi AprU I*. ST, May t. It, r T* J ^ 13 VOTE FOR SANIT0NE NOW Downtown Cleaners * Uundertrs US 8. Pslmstto A vs. cpr-ei ^ By Jane Casselberry The PTA of South Seminole Junior High School at Caiselberry will sponsor a hooten­ anny on Friday, May I, at 7:20 p. m. In the school cafetorium to raise funds for books for the school library. Student tickets will be avail­ able at half pries. Refresh­ ment! of cupeakas, punch and coffee will bo sold following the program. Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, chair­ man of the ways and mesns committee Is In charge of the project and Mra. C. L. Cooper Is in charge of lining up tal­ ent for the program. In addition to several groups and individual! who will sing popular folk music the audience will have the opportunity to join in • »lngalong" for some of tho more familiar favoritei. Among tba antertalners to take part in tha hootenanny are tha popular "Trsdswlnds" from Lyman High School and tha newly organised group called "The Rambler*." New Clerk On Duty In North Orlando « . Mah*Joagf Hootenanny Scheduled At Junior High L WASHINGTON (Uri) — Satiate Democratic Whip Hu best H. Humphrey Mid today that dob*to on tho civil righto bill "hoc now roochtd tho fib ibuotor stags." But Son. Richard B. Rua •oil. D-Oe., Mid thoro wore Indications that tho "prelim* inary dobato" waa bringing to tha American people a bet* U r underaUndinr o f the blll’a "momentous Impact" on thalr dally llvoi and ayatom o f government Tho leader* o f tha oppoelnR Senate facUona cava their ylawa la aUtemenU written fo r UPI aa tho SenaU head* ad InU tha Mvonth week o f debate on tha Houaa-paaaed bill, hopeful o f finally voting on aomo amondmenU. Tho Senate, which haa been on a 12-hour work day, ro* aumea Ulk today on the meaa* ura to ban racial dlacrimlna* tlon in voting, education, em­ ployment, uniona, public ac* commodationa and um o f fad* oral fund*. Humphroy, in declaring that dabaU had roachod the fill* bueUr aUgo, Mid both aup* porter* and opponanU o f tho bill had proaontod their ca* aea "in depth." Tha main question ahead ia whether the Senate ia going to bo permit* ted to vote on the bill, ho Mid. Tho Minnesota eenator Mid ha w m confident that "when the time cornea that wo are forced to invoke cloture we will receive that two*thlrda vote" neoded to abut o ff de* bate. Ruatel I Indicated, however, that tha Southerner* war* prepared fo r a long Ulkfeab He Mid that “ when tha biU haa been fully debated, we have reaaon to hop* that all o f our paopla will understand how it will deatroy many more righto and llbertlM than it can poesibly create." The Gaorgia senator aald •pponenta would "continue to utlllM nil * f the mean* at our command to Mparate fact from fiction and proton**, and acquaint tha entire eeuntry with tha destructive effect that thla bill will have on our present ayatom and the Amer* lean way o f life." Page 2 — April 20, 1064 ••atari -RrralA _j. Itl*|tt| 108 Units . . . offering a choice of ' beautiful Motel R oom , Kfflcfeaelse end Bedroom Apartments, all attractively decorated and pro­ viding elegant comfort, , , AHsalta Java'rtMi-cont rolled Air-Conditioning sad Hist. Til* lothroomt tell Ty| A Ihowtr, Radio, Hifl Muiie, TV, Room f tones, Twits lilconlu. • frate Yator •mnuaUg fsaii • SMIsbetrd Courts ♦Jjaasaj Haejlalag Roams, featuring auearh feed • A ddress V *: •TsV • a Phone N o. _ w e rE w e fo M O T I III SILVIA I 8ACH AVL 'DAYT0NAW BEACH, FLORIDA just salauUe from Rolf Conram. Theatre*. Night Uuts, Rhone. RmUurenU. Hportinx Event*, famed Florida attraction*. ' F a r Inf*matto* as All 3 Motet* Send Coupon To: — —------ --— — - M °le l,----------------- 8 . Atlantic Ave., Deytoosa Beach, Florida Pte*M send color brochure end information retarding p Itoa Dip □ Lido Reach p Silver Sei N « sm . City_______________ , . Addrom -S tate. I h j e . ksgpg'A'saFa S a n f o m w. r d r n H t e r a l d _____________________ �rt If li Vhr # m fa rl V rrtlft April 20, 1964 — Page 3 New Deltona Couple Coming From Japan WW Council Has Board Meeting In Clermont "prop. "Each Individual scale By Mildred Haney Residents of Deltona are stands out in the same color as on the original fish. He looking forward to mceUng Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Da­ vis who have purchased a new home on Hartley Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Davis have been in Japan for the past 14 years where he was employed as a Naval architect with the U. S. Navy Department. Al­ though his office was located in Yokohama, their home has been in the ancient capitol city of Kamakura. Both are Interested in Orien­ tal Art and have been study­ ing various Japanese arts sinca they arrived in Japan. Mrs. Davis haa a teacher’s degree from two different schools of flower arranging and a Master's degree from one school. She also has teaching certificates from Japanese Formal Tea Cere­ STEWART GIBSON, mony, Miniature Lsndscapc ninth grader at South Architecture, Sand Painting Seminole Junior High, and Japanese Sumie Painting. placed fourth in PhyHe has been studying Jap­ aica Junior Division at anese screen • making and the recent State Sci­ painting as well as “ Gyo- ence Fair in Jackson­ taku," the ancient Oriental ville. Hia entry, which art of reproducing a fish in was overall winner looil colors on paper in its na­ cnlly, was a home built tural size, shape and color, sonar. (Herald Photo) using the actual fish aa a By Maryann Mile* An executive board meeting of the Welcome Wagon Coun­ cil of Central Florida was held at the Citrus Tower In Clermont last week with eight officers In attendance. Board members all are past presi­ dents of Welcome Wagon clubs in their areas. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Muriel Bucher of Winter Park, president; Mrs. Clara Edmonds of Orlando, first vice president; Mrs. Ruthe Ross of Ocala, second vice president; Mrs. Nancy Talley of Orlando, recording secretary; Mrs. Pauline Alon­ so of Winter Haven, treasurer; Mrs. Maryann Miles of Forest City, historian; Mrs. Judy Hurlburt of Winter Park, dir­ ector and Mrs. Alice Prior of Holly Hill, director. Aim of the council Is to help. In any way possible, any Welcome Wagon Club that may need assistance. There are 18 clubs from Central NANCY IMNNOCK hna Florida which are members of the council. Represented entered in the CiviSeminole are Sanford. South Seminole, tan’s M i s s Deltona, Halifax Peninsula, Beauty Contest to be Halifax Mainland, Eau Gallie, held April 23-25 at the Ocala, Brevard Beach, New Civic Center. A resi­ Smyrna Bcaah, Maitland, dent of A l t a m o n t e Springs, she ia 5-foot, Leesburg, Winter H a v e n , tall, weighs Lakeland. DeLand, Orlando, 5-inchcs College Park, Titusville and 110 pounds and mea­ sures 36-23-35, She hna Winter Park. , The next council meeting, brown hair and eyes, which will be for all council likes jazz and scmiclasmembers, will be held at 11 sicai music, pizza and a. m., May 12, in Winter fried chicken. Her tal­ Haven at the Moose Lodge. ent includes interpre­ Six recommendations were tive dancing. Miss Pinpassed upon by the executive nock is a Lyman High board and will be announced School senior and looks at a later date. There also will for a career of house­ be a new set of by-laws drawn wife and free lance to go into effect next Jan­ writer. She is sponsor­ uary. Serving on the com­ ed by the Sanford Elec­ mittee in charge of drafting tric Company. the new by-laws are Mrs. Edmonds, chairman and Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Hurlburt, Mrs. Prior, Mrs. Bucher and two A California firm is opening additional members yet to an egg breaking plant that be selected. will handle 60,000 doxen eggs a day. These eggs will be distributed fresh In tank trucks or pumped into s dryer which will dehydrate 80,000 pounds of eggs a doy. A one-day retreat for Jun­ iors and Intermediates of First Baptist Church of San­ ford will be held Thursday at the Lee Ranch in Chuluota. Girls snd boys will leave from the church by bus at • :30 a. m. and will be return­ ed at 9:30 p. m. Lunch will be provided by the church. The day will include study and recreation. now ha* "Gyotaku" of morel than 100 different fish indig­ enous to the waters in and around Japan . Mrs. Davis also is a vice president of lkcbana Interna­ tional and assistant editor of Ikebana International maga­ zine. An international conven­ tion will be held in New York in May which the Davises plan to attend. Accompanying them will be Mra. Martha Neese, editor of the magazine and »hc and Mrs. Davis have scheduled flower arranging Ghana won independence Swift's Premium •MW.miit areas*. PAID FULL R eg . 5 9 i S L IC E D m — o o fia w n r — wm Bacon EXTRA STAM PS 50 EXYRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW CHIP, Evwything Is tandfadORB abnpmtadbnb, with th* payment schaduls sat opto gh«]m wary pouibi* advantaga. REG. 59* . . CANADIAN STYLE Beef or Ham 3(*A URANO Pkfjs. la 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA BRICK Sausage . . . Lb 59‘ B acon............- 39' F r a n k s .. 39< 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUP PINKY PIG Cheese . . . . 2< 25 EXTRA STAMPS with PALME Prepared Salads UL PKG. ••#100 i i Z j j j s s r m a s a m \V h '* set— Farm Brief C O R P O R A T 1O N A L L FLAVORS . . MORTON FROZEN 111 Watt Pint Stra«t.................. 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Semlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, thl* tlth day ot April. 1SSI. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court By: Bandrs S. Johnson. D. C. PHILLIP H. LfVIAN BHINIIOUSER AND LOGAN Attarnaya at Law P. a Box m s Banrerd. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Pnhllah: April t*. IT. May 4. tl. g U =P ym'1fcV Siu Cons 'fir e s to n e I* TUB C ISC IIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Fomlty LIB B Y 'S FROZEN CO N CEN TRATE . . REGULAR OR PIN K This week’s SERVICE SPECIAL at Legal Notice "It’s a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” in 1957. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 22NO Our Consolidation Loan Plan Works As Well In Actual Practice As It Does On Paper. < ; lectures and demonstrations in Washington, D. C., Norfolk, V a„ Ashvllle, N.C., Atlanta, Ga.. Savannah, G a„ St. Pet­ ersburg and Pensacola, Fort Worth. Tex., Albuquerque, N. M. and Monterey, Calif. Mr. Davis will give demonstra­ tions on "Gyotaku" at most of the above named locations. 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Conn .1 5 - 1 . ,1 IWi * iliBWA Litfcf MMn firestone For F.tsf, E f f i c i e n t S e r v i c t ‘ tiy E x p e r t s Tire, H r . t h e . n u t A l i g n m e n t with f ’r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t French A r t . ft 25th. PslnMlU Ar*. ft 3rd 84. m I . V im 84. Highway I 7-B2, Loagwuod �More Muscle In Court Nobody has THE one anawer to Juvenile delinquency. The courta are, frankly, experimenting in an attempt to find the best approach in handling delinquenta— to strike a mean be­ tween understanding and punish­ ment that is best. calculated to sal­ vage the potential o f the young peo­ ple who are brought before them. Part o f this experimentation is the juvenile court itself, which often looks as little like a court as possi­ ble. The judge, in business suit, may ait at the same table with the de­ fendant and his mom and dad. In­ formality reigns and the atmosphere is one of friendliness. The object, o f course, is to show a youngster that the law and its en­ forcers are not to l>e feared and drendcd but that they are thero to help him. , Bruce Tine" Polls Too often, apparently, this method not only has prevented fear o f the court on the part o f youthful offend­ ers but respect for the court as well. This picture is changing in many cities. Juvenile courts are becoming more formal and awesome, more like regular courts. The judge, robed in blnck, presides with solemnity from the elevation o f his bench. The for­ mal swearing-in procedure is follow­ ed with all witnesses. Perhaps a little awe and fear mix­ ed in with the compassion and un­ derstanding may be just the right formula to reach these youngsters. It’s worth trying. For to accord dignity to a court is also to accord dignity to those tak­ ing part in the proceedings. Maybe that’s just what some kids need. Political Notebook Crowded World Even the skeptics have to admit that the human species is a rousing success In one way— the biological senre. Human reproduction In the past few decades nos been so phenomenal that the population o f the world to­ day constitutes about 4 per cent o f all human beings who ever lived. According to the estimate o f An­ nabels Diamond o f the Population Reference Bureau. 77 billion babies have been born since the advent o f Homo sapiens about 600,000 years ago. (If, as same scientists now be­ lieve, man emerged a million years before that, the number o f babies would be 96 billion.) Such numbers are too big to com­ prehend. Even dire predictions o f billions more bnbies crowding Into the world within the next century seem academic in Western countries, where living standards continue to rise. Americans tend to feel themselves exempt from the population explo­ sion, forgetting that this country has the highest birth rate o f any indus­ trialized nation. Although the rate has dropped in recent years, the ab­ solute numbers go on soaring. I f current trends continue— a 60 per cent increase every generation — there will be one billion Ameri­ cans 100 years from now. America, fortunately, still has ma­ ny open spaces and wilderness arcus where we can get away from our own kind— —like the dwindling redwood forests of California, through which roadbuilders want to slash a super­ highway. Where we will all park our ears In order to enjoy jy the ^Muties o f nature, no one has explained. Recent studies o f what happens to animal populations under condi­ tions o f overcrowding suggest that satisfying the world's demands for food and material resources may be the least o f our children’s worries. Observations o f jackrabbits in Minnesota and the famous lemmings o f Norway, for example, show that animals react disastrously and ir­ rationally to overcrowding. The “ acute stress syndrome” takes the form o f liver disease and heart trouble, as well as such abnor­ mal social behavior as killing the young and, in the lemmings, sudden mass migrations. Contrary to popular belief, the lemmings die not from suicide but apparently from diseases o f the ner­ vous system brought on by stress. The frightening implication is that men are not so different from the other nnimals as we would like to believe. As one scientist has writ­ ten, if we cannot control our num­ bers through the use of our human intellects, Bubhuman mechanisms are wuiling to do it for us. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE S-443: Tina 0 ., aged But finally th* Levito took 3d, U the wife whom husband hla young wife and inalatod suggested wife-iwapping. they must go home, even “ Dr. Crane," aha added, "Is though it was rather late in thli degenerate practice a the day to make their depart­ new idea that hai been in­ ure. vented in modern Am erica?" Soon the tun began to set. No, it it not unuiual, nor U That meant they must seek Its first couniin, namely, wife •belter lest wandering bands itaaling. of thieves should capture and The ilible described several even kill them. caie* but the w ont s e i crime The Levlle’s servant sug­ la all the history of the lie. gested they turn Into tho alieo brews is outlined in Chapter city of Jebu*. 1> of the Book of Judges. Dut the Levlte insisted on For a certain Levlte, who keeping on till they reached was of the tribe that furnished a city belonging to one of the tho priests in the Temple, 12 tribes of Israel, ao they Receiva Instruction from h i a took a young wife. did. mouth, and lay up his words in your But ahe must have become And the sun went down upon henrt. — Job 22:22. unduly homesick, for she fin­ them when they reached 011 have learned a great truth— that ally ran away and headed beah, a city of the tribe of people are pretty much the same the back to her father's bouse. Benjamin. world over and that it does not much After four monthi, her hus­ It was customary la thoae matter what is their race, creed or band came after har. And tho days for tha stranger to be color.— Louis Bromfield. Bible aayi he spoke to her offered hospitality and lodging in friendly word* to coax her by any resident who met him. to return home with him. But nobody invited tha Le­ Her father teemed to bo In vito aad hla wife to hava din­ agreement, but ho first insist­ ner or spend the night ed on celebrating with a faait. Finally, an old farmer c a m Then he repeated the process, into tho town from tending hla for be didn't want hla ■ fields and graciously Insisted for he didn't want hla son-la that they spend th* night in away Marrh Slat at our ben­ Ur for thilr voluntary sup­ law to leave. hla humble home. efit at the Movleland Drive- port in helping to sell many In to raiae monay for tho ex­ UckaU. ^ ceptional (retarded) children We elio thank the eU ff of of our community. tho Hanford Herald for the We eay thank you to the eonUnuous news and photo­ builneea organliatlona for pur- graphy coverage and Radio chaeing largo amount* o f tic­ aUtlon WTRR for tholr new* kets In aupport of our pro­ coverage. gram. I am a subscriber to fifteen that I buy for Its new* too Last, but not lenit, we thank Special thanks goes to Dob or twenty magaslnea, but tents, Hugh Prince, manager ef Carrol for his individual pur­ time next year 1 don't I am not a mao who doesn't lt tin chase of th* largeit amount Movleland, for allowing ui tho am not a man leaking status. ueo o f tho facilities. We also Ink I will be. o f tickets, to Sheriff J. L. I am ont s man who doesn't thank Mr. Dick Aiken, who Hobby fo r hla purchase o f Magasinea are slowly driv­ know what the magailne of­ tickots, and also to the Han­ donnted the printing of tic­ ing me craiy, and 1 don't fers. llcck, 1 am a subscriber. ford Junior High F.F.A. Chap- ket*. It has given each member want to go crasy and pay for I have paid for It, and 1 ex­ pect reading matter, not sales of our organisation a groat it pitches. feeling for being allowed to I have made up my mind Besides, those stiff card­ participate In th* Daby of to cancel my eobacription to board insert* are hard to pull Tho Year ConUet, an event every magazine that Insists out and throw away, and when Geneva sponsored annually by the Mrs. Jos. K. Malhleus on inserting those stiff card­ you do pull them out you tear Zeta Xi Chapter o f tho Bets 141-4824 board pleat to advertisers and up half the magailna. Sigma Phi Sorority, not only propeactlve subieribera. Lake Mary Then there ere those Inserts to compete against tha senior Mrs. Franres Waster You know tho inserts 1 offering special, low prices H 1411I citiscn* o f tha various local mesa. for stew subscribers, ‘ptast organisations, but that of Lake Monroe I am looking at one right really burn me up. learning tha values of becom­ Mrs. 11. L. Johaooa m w , In a national magasine. Tbe magatine comes to me >33-4713 ing better eltlsens for tho fu­ It tolls how many families it because I paid the full price ture, knowing that a commun­ reaches with Incomes of over Lengwo’jd for a year’s subscription. I Mrs. Dmnu Eaten ity that worka together, can |U,OOo a year; how many Inopen my full price magaslo* 838-2117 build together, a batter plaea auranca wm pany ade It haa and what am I granted with? North OrUnda In which to live, work, and added In th* peat few months; One of those Infernal In­ Mrs. Doris Dsaa progress for the future, help­ how M par coat of lt« read­ sert* saying that 1 can get a n -itn ing to build a better and er* wear thorn that coat tbe magatine for half-price Osteea ■trongar America. IT.00 and up; and bow many If I subscribe m w ; that for Mrs. Clartae* Snyder Wa would Ilka te give a of its subscribers know how three months they’ll aend it 121-4141 ■pecial thank* to Acting May­ to oat snails, choose t o un­ to me far fifty-five cents end Ovisd* or Jimmy Crappe, County usual but unobstrualva plaid a picture ef my oldest slater; Mrs. R v f t a U a d y Agriculture Agent Cecil Tuck­ lor • jacket, and what By to that If I send money for a er, and to Jim Hunt, prea- use ter River Liffsy salmon. year's subscription I'll get Ident o f tha Board o f Chair­ There la nothing wrong with it for five year*, plus a pic­ men for tho Little Rod School- a magatine appealing to th* torial history of tha Crimean houeo, for their endorsement 1M b side of th« U. 8 ., end War and an etching of Flor­ on our program. tailing status mm If It were ence Nightingale suitable for Seminole High School Chapter a vegetable, but 1 don't wax* framing. Monday, April 20, 1964 Future Fanners e f America It sold to me la a magazine Isn’t there $ magatine In Thought For Today Letters T%0 R l n l l To The Editor m ln m ,, l.l- **rs ttmm III n a l . r a •• pa fe­ ll* atfalra. Tfc. writer w ar i m ■ P«a a a a e pratU M Ike letla - alsa carries Ik* writer** Ira* aaaaa as* aSSraae. M il ere at fewer tkaa W ward* will be Blrra prefer** rr. Leltere allra a a el t* elher* are accept­ able precise* iker Se aal Seal la peraaaalllle*. Paelrp I* act pablleke* kp Tke Herat*. Editor, H*r*ld: Th* members o f the Heminolo High School Chapter of tho Future Farmer* of Amer­ ica with to aajr Thank Yon to the merchant* who donat­ ed gift* that were given l Casaslhtrry Mrs. Jins Casstlbcrry 838-504* Chaloota Mrs. Jose Msgia >•5-3741 DsBary Mrs. Adam Matter M8-4419 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haaey tgg-M Il Enterprise Mias Hale* Snodgrass ggg-H II 2 % Page d C WALTICM A. OIKLOW, BIHTOR AMD r t l U i m rn A N K VOI.TOI.lkK, ClrenlaUea - Uceecal S i u g w JULIAN I n STKNSTMOM HOY ONESN Associate Editor Advcrtitias Htnogar PMHI* VAN TKLT MOV PIATT H eeegleg Editor Ooaoral Advortliine Maeager DANNY L JOHNSON MAHMIKTT M. JUHEION City Editor Claoolflod Dlrootor JUDY WHLLO JANUi SMOMMAMMM County Editor U uilm ie Menantr D u m a WILLIAMS r a s a w ells ■•cletr Editor Mcckseloal S*pU DeUreey Barbs ELECT THOMAS A. SPEER Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney certain that tha post-revolt Brazil will taka determined action to stop BratU's runaway inflation. But they do belleva that Brazil will now be a little ■ounder in its economic poll, eiea, that it will bo anti-Caa* tro and rougher on Cofnmu* nlst*, that It will do a little mere in tha way o f co-opsratlon with tho United States, "And that will b* a whala o f a lot o f progress," tsya on* Latin specialist. • • • Q—Where in Central Amer­ ica can travelers see the sun ■at over th* Atlantic Ocean T A— In travel through th* Panama Canal when yoa travel east on a westward journey. • # Not buying cigarettes won't stop ecme people f r o m smoking—tho bums! OVER 85 YEARS A t P in t A Palmetto (Alongaids aid past afflca) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furaltor* • Tile • Piano* • Rental Bad* RIMMIIflIIAfif 1ST. 1935 1 lid So. Pafanetto Phoaa FA 2-0814 There Is No Substitute For: Adm inistrative Experience Successful Educational Leadership A Strong Educational Program A Stable Adm inistration the world that manages to get by with its content*? I hear there to see— tbe Taimenia Foreign Service Quarterly. It to devoted, l.a m told, to Tasmania's role in world af­ fairs. I aim to sand off my 20 shillings today. I am sick and tired ef pay­ ing for n magasine aad than having It use Its pages for a sites talk, or a subscription drive that makes me a suck­ er tor paying tha price I did tor 1L THREE Sound Business M an agem en t RE - E L E C T T. MILWEE Superintendent O f Public Instruction Bemlaob County Pd. Pel Adv. CENTRALLY ■ DUCT M NOW HEATED, LOVELY NEW K I I ON DISPLAY — IN — Ravenna Park M O D E R N K IT C H E N S B Y C O N V E N IE N T V A , F H A , A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC Other hom es are and select See these these colors. Bp Mali Cm b i v Materad a* aeeead else* matter Oeteeer It. lets at th* Peel tilfla* e f Saaferd, Florida, wader th* Aot e l Ceesree* at Harch. The Uorald Is a maaifeor ef the Ualice i-rcec which Ic *■• titled ssdnalvtly to th* ee* for repuhlleatlea of aU tho loon! g o v s prlatsd la this aaws*aas* MI win »erve all the people fairly and impartially.** May 5 Democratic Primary Paid Political Adv. S lto S W under construction — choose one o f your own paint colors, tile, appliance homeB today U ld u ih CU STO M CONSTRUCTION CO. B U IL D IN G A SP E C IA L T Y OfllM111 W. 25th S i. Phong 822-8108 ON COUNTRY CLUB RD.. FOLLOW OUR WUNS ST EN S T R O M Soles Agent* REA LTY 322-2420 ~ . % 8, 1775. Bo careful how you put on your girl friend'* school pin , lads you might be stuck with it. • % A 't Q— What 1s tha story e f th* Washington Elm which once stood in Cambridge, Mass? A— Washington took consmend of the Continental Ar­ my under its branch**, July By Hal Cochran Another raid by mala etadents on a sorority house in th* east. It was easy for tha lads to give police the slip. * Q'« ond SVMSVMIPTION MATHS am AekM IM S t Taar | I U | 1 ysm •.*• t Moalko M l S Heaths M S I Heaths I N • Heaths I.SS I Heath LSI I Heath f t . f Festal itojaleUosa gravida that all mall saheerlgUesa he H M la ndvases. Sin Weak ficant measure, was sabotag­ ing th* Alliance inside and outalds of Brasil. Goulart’s attitudo toward Cuba’a Cas­ tro mads a itrong Latin-U. 8 . courta with Cuba impossible. Tha result: America’s en­ tire Latln-Amsriean p o 1 1 e y was in jeopardy. Tha men who will now run Brasil are strong nationalist*. Officials her* expect no easy time in working with them. U. S. diplomats predict U. 8 . firms wanting to invest in Braxil will continue to have a rough time. They certainly expect no Invitation to American Investment in pe­ troleum, mining end other re­ sources. U. 8 . S t a t e Department men prediet Brasil's policies and oura will often diverge. They see in Braxil a possible rival for dominance in Latin America. As on* man puts It: MWe may h a v a another France cn our hands." Officials here aren’t even Will Cancel Subscriptions $ m dh Sanford, Floriaa But evah as they were bartheir dinner, a band of wild young sexual perverts of the city pounded on the door. They demanded that the old man turn th* Levito over to them for homosexual orgies, but he refuted. Instead, he pushed the Levite’ a wife out the door and left her to the mercies of these "sons of Belial (devil)" aa tha Bible describes them. They sexually assaulted "and abused her all tha night un­ til ttie morning: and when the day began to spring, they let her go." She then crawled to the door of the home where her hut band had been given shelter and fell down, with ber hands on the threshold. Whan her husband opened the door, aha waa dead! So be gently lifted ber upon a donkey and took ber back to their b o m . Then "h e took a tall* and divided her, together with her bones, Into twelve piece*, and aent ber lato all the w a its of Israel." Mora tomorrow. WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Some months ego, some U. S. o f f i c i a l s unofficially and quietly 1st it b* knewn in key circles In Brazil that we would not stand in th* wsy If President Joao Goulsrt were overthrown by non-Communlst forces. They atrongly hinted that th* United State* would reeognlsa the new government, provided it adhered to consti­ tutional practice*. They said tha United State* wculd eonalder aympathetically re­ quests for financial aid from a new regime. These American official* mad* It elear that a military revolt would bo no barrier to recognition. But they also mad* it clear that the United States would taka no part in a revolt or in engineering a revolt Overthrow o f th* Goulart government, they emphasized, would have to com* from Brazilian inspiration and bo managed by Brazilian* with­ out outside aid. Then tha United States gradually held back on aid to Goulart’s government In one way or another, Washington publicly mad* clear its mis­ trust The principal U. S. quarrel with Goulart: Hi* erratic ways were driving Brasil to tha rocks economically and opening tha doors for a Red take-over. Brazil's official­ dom was gradually becoming infiltrated by card-carrying Communists. Goulart posed other prob­ lems: Soma U. S. officials have long believed Brasil to bo the ksy to success or failure of the Alliance for Progress. They held that no area-wide program eould succeed without Brazil's activs co-opera­ tion. Ont Alllane* official puts It: "Brasil is ju it too big. Its Influence spread* too far. So wo can’t ignore it.” Yet the Goulart government, in signi­ Henry McLemore Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Jolla llartos g * s -im Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryana Mils* US-3478 Biossot — Roy Cromley M �flTfJr VtaforB 'Sky Spy' Ahead How To Improve Your Reading Vocabulary Off Schedule Stop Reading W ord By W ord Written for NEA Tima your trading o f this rolumn and compart your apccd with that indicated at the end. The expected apeed aaaumeo ■ daily fir* per cent improvement. • V* You can matter all of the world’* technique* for falter and better reading, but with* out a decent vocabulary you’re in trouble. The problem i* aimple to overcome, *o let’s get to it. Post 8207 Nominates Officers The language you uie in everyday convenatlon with your friend* at ichool i* prob­ ably adequate. But do you feel like a wallflower in convenation with older people because your active vocabu­ lary is limited or inaccurate? The belt way to enlarge and improve it is to improve your passive (reading) vocabulary. There are four simple »tep». LEARN FROM CONTEXT. Try this sentence for voculary size. "N o matter where I go my little sister turns up, lead­ ing me to conclude that she shares ubiquity with the dei­ ty.” Look as it in its context, By Donna Eatea Nomination* for the elec­ tion o f officer* acheduted for April 28 were held at the regular meeting o f South Seminole VFW I’oat 8207 held at the Teat Home on the Old Dixie Highway north o f Longwood. Named were John McManu* o f M a i t l a n d , commander; Jack Hopkin* o f Maitland, . acnior vice commander; Art Levy of Longwood, junior vice commander; A. J. Derdahl of Fern Park, quarter maiter; Ralph Moore of Howell Park, poat advocate; Larry Chunat o f Casselberry, chaplain; Jame* McEvera o f Longwood, aurgeon; Robert March o f Longwood, three year truitee; Harold Matt of Longwood, two year truitee and Merle Harria o f Long wood, one year truitee. Commander March announ eed that Buddy Poppy aaiei have been let for May 15-16 in Longwood and the aur rounding area*. A chicken barbecue waa planned to take place May 17 at tha poit home. Ticket* are available from member* of the poit or the Auxiliary U nit Proceed* will benefit the building fund. March reported that a pro* fit of $125 had been made from the recent rummage Bale and exprened hla ap­ preciation to the member* and patron* for their support. the way it is used. There’s only one sense that word can have there— being everywhere at the same time. Don’t go to the dictionary till you’ve made an educated guess. Then, by all means, do go to the dictionary. Then practice that old saying: "Use a word three times, and it's yours.” LEARN FROM LISTEN­ ING. Maybe it was the same wise man who said "Knowl­ edge enters through a "closed mouth,” and "Choose at least one friend who is smart­ er than you.” Your elders— parents, friends of the fam­ ily, your teachers—will fre­ quently use words you've never heard or are unsure of. Walt for the proper moment, then respectfully ask them the exact meaning. They'll be flattered; you'll be informed. LEARN FROM WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW. In grade school they taught you pre­ fixes snd suffixes. Mskc full use of them. Submsrinc, an­ teroom, ambidextrous, amphi­ bian, perimeter, polygon, ex­ tricate. If you forget what those mean, try here io de­ rive their meaning from your knowledge of the entire word. Then when you encounter a strange word with one of these prefixes, you have ad­ ditional knowledge to bring Chemical weed control can to the context. reduce the amount of hoe la­ Psychology, a q u a r i u m , bor needed to produce cot­ changeable, statuesque, an­ ton by 80 per cent. thropoid, lunacy, aviary arc Farm Brief ill words with suffixes. Think of other words with the same suffixes and discover the common denominator be­ tween the meanings. LEARN FROM THE DICTIONARY. If ‘you could learn all new words from the three foregoing steps, there would be no market for dic­ tionaries. No top editor or writer would be caught with­ out one; it’s part of learn­ ing’s equipment. Here’s how to use the dic­ tionary: 1. Get the EXACT mean­ ing. 2. Look for examples of how the word has been used. 3. Look for different shades of meaning, colloquial usage. 4. If you look up a verb, don’t leave the page till you check out its noun, adjective, adverb. Learning new words is not enough; learn (hem with pre­ cision. Then use them three times and they’re yours. You should have complet­ ed this reading in 60 sec­ onds.) (NEXT: Skip, Skim or Savor?) The entire "Slop Reading Word by Word" series is available in a 70-page, spiral, bound book. To order, send your name, address and $1 to: Stop Reading Word by Word, c /o (the Sanford Her­ ald), P. O. Box 4S9, Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. Lake Mary Club Has Meeting Mrs. Carl Moss gave a re­ port from the nominating committee. Miss Myrtle Wil­ son, agent, announced that the County Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs will meet May 28 at the Hamilton House in Casselberry. She also told of new foods soon to be on the market. Program speaker was Coun­ ty Agent Cecil Tucker who spoke on plants and their diseases. He stressed that directions on insecticides should be thoroughly studied and followed to insure safety. 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Hunast Manor, re­ corded In Plat Book I, Pace II, Public iternrda nf Seminole County, Florida; alao described aa t it , III, III. 170. 110, III. III. III. Oolden Daya Drive, Caaaelberry, Florida, hae been filed asalnet you, and you are required to serve a copy of your Anawer or PleadInc In tha Complaint on tha Plantlffa attorney, Gerald A. Thorn, of Edwarda A McCor­ mick. till Eaat Robinson Blreat. Orlando, Florida, and flla tha orlslnal Anawtr or Pleading In tha Gfflc* of tha Clark of tha Circuit Court on ar before the lltb day of May, t i l l . If you foil to do ao. Judg­ ment by default will bo taken agalnat you for Iho relief de­ manded In the Complaint. Thle Notice ahall ba publlehed onco each weak for four f l ) consecutive weeks In Iho Sanford Herald, a newspaper published at Sanford. Semlnol# County. Florida. WITNESS my hand and the official era! of this Court at Sanford. Florida, this lllb day of April, t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth. it . 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They were fired into clear test ban cheating in the orbit from Cape Kennedy by an Atlas-Agcna rocket in a far reaches of space—l* more than one year ahead of sche­ secrecy-cloaked launching last fail. dule, it was learned this weekend. Next year the program will shift toward an attempt to test advanced moonict* that ask A tom NimaoN inhaunt , a could spot nuclear explosions MASANT AND PIOMPT m m IVIN low in the earth’ s atmosphere. ntOM TNI MOST DtmiSSIND SYMPTOMS This Is beyond the abilities of the first two satellites—al­ Roumillat A Anderson ready in orbit and on ’ Sdch. Mrlteynnlds Drug Company The April meeting of the Lake Mary Home Demonstra­ tion Club was held in the Fire Hall with 12 members and three guests in attendance. Mrs. W. 1L Hcinbuch gave the devotional followed with the Ixird's Prayer by sll pre­ sent. April 20, 1064 — Paire R WmTB S 5 FANCY LONG GREEN S3 ____ ______ 482353482323232323485323480123532348532353235353532348484853 ■• ■ a i « B . l s « i 4*22*44 * ;k v �9) Oviedo Ends Baseball Season W ith 9-1 Record Seminoles Lose Two Games In Mefro League )} ly MURRAY OLDIRMAN Sports Editor Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Mays Amazing; World Champs Behind Mefs ■hr • s a fe r ! Page 6 — April 20, 1964 fr r a lh The ball rifled o ff the thick part of the bat and got lost Just a i tha Sanford Semi­ United Press latefMttoaa! In the crowd o f white shlrta behind home plate aa Carl nole* were about to make The 1984 National League Willey o f the Meta hunched In hi* follow through. He flung their big move In Metro Lea­ up his glove frantically, but tha baseball glanced o ff the baseball season la one week gue baaeball they ran Into too tips and thudded against his jaw. old and certain (acts are much opposition over the That night they wired him up and said he’d be out at clear. weekend. The Oak Ridge Pion­ least a month this season. Willey was lucky, even if the Meta —Willie Maya hasn't lost an eer* downed the Seminole S to weren’t since he happens to be their best pitcher. ounce of hla old zip and la Seven years ago. Herb Score was probably the best I in a Friday afternoon con­ off to hla finest major league pitcher in baseball, a million dollar property. On a May day test at Orlando and Saturday start. In 1937 Gil McDougald of the the bat. He railed up just afternoon, here In Sanford, tha —The National L e a g u e Yankees timed a Score pilch In time to see a white blur the Colonial Grenadiers white champion Dodgers are having perfectly and lashed It up the masking his vision. It flicked washer the Tribe 3 to 0. problem!. middle. Herb's head was still his glove and bit him flush in In the Pioneer contest, Ed -T h e Philadelphia Phllliei die Fitzgerald tosied six-hit down In his follow through the face below the right eye have the league’s hottest rook­ “ He's lucky," said the doc baseball but ha eouldn't match when he heard the crack of ie in Richie Alien. tor to a concerned McDougald the performance of Kim -T h e New York Meta have that night," if he aces, Gil. Menka who limited the Semi a gold mine. Score recovered his vision notes to three safeties. MeanAmazin' Willie poled hla but hJi career faded because sixth home run to six games while, tha Seminoles mlseued he could never find home Sunday as tha Glanta poundid three time*. BEAR LAKE PIRATES playing in the South Seminole Little League plate again. He's 30 years old Cincinnati, 134. The 3!-ysar Jim Stringer blasted a dou­ this year are, kneeling from left, Danny Duncan, Mike Weirich, Kyle Bocand out of baseball. The scars old ccnlerfielder has now drlV' ble with the baaea jammed in co and Brian Brewer; second row, Kevin Foist, Scott Reeves, Ron Condon stayed with McDougald a long en In 13 runs and accounted the Initial atansa and later and Lee Constantine; third row, Guy Brewer, manager; Rick Constan­ t i m e , too — psychological for 27 total bases in 23 offi­ aeored to give the Pioneers tine, Mike Conover, Larry Glynn, Clint Goree, Ken Patrick and Boh Con­ scars. He's retired now. a 4 to 0 lead. Sanford scored cial at bats. Ills batting aver over, coach. (Herald Photo) United Prese International "I started to pull the ball," age la a resounding .391 and Its first run In the third and he recalled as he came in he's playing with a wrist tap­ pushed over another In the Yogi Berra tilted victory ai slith. Oak Ridge got Its only a manager for the first time from a round at the Ridge ed as a result of being hit by ether run In the fifth. wood, N. J., Country Club, a pitch to an exhibition game but he's still waiting to see Saturday, the Grenadiers Elsewhere, Milwaukee shad wai scared. When you're slammed over the two runs the vaunted New York power. batter and going real good ed Los Angelea, 3-3 to 13 Inn­ After dropping three conse­ you're hitting to center field ings; Philadelphia dubbed in the fourth Inning and add ed another In the alith to cutive extra Inning contests, Right after I hit Herb, I went Chicago, S-l; the Meta white­ grab the 3 to 0 win from the tha American League cham­ into Detroit and shot a line washed Pittsburgh 6-0; end Following two weeks of Lit Seminole*. Colonial touched St. Louis defeated Houston, pions ptekad up their first win drive off Frank Lary'a thigh tie Major League competition, The Williamsport Meta of went right back to work at Rick Slrea for no less than that put him out of actJon. 9-1. 10 hit* while the Seminoles by downing the Baltimore Then tho next series in Bait! Milwaukee'* Eddie Mathawa only one team ta undefeated— the Clau-AA Eaitern League the Stadium for drills which the National League’s Hunt were getting to Bill Frazier Oriole*, 3-3, in a rain-delayed m o r e , I missed Skinny doubled borne Fallpe Alou to closed out It* pre-season acti­ will continue through Fri­ for 9, but tha Tribe couldn't game. But Berra is still haunt knocked his hat off. 1 was the 12th toning to hand tha Llncoto-Mercury nine. T h e vities Sunday afternoon at day. McCullough has some 30 bunch them together to pro­ ed by the thought that hit through." world champions their fifth Automen will risk their rec­ youngsters to camp assigned Sanford's Municipal Stadium ord Tuesday night against tha duce any tallies. Afield, Col­ straight defeat, equalling the • • • to hla club. Saturday morning Yankees are the only major Dodgera longest losing streak Locomotive Engineers at Ft. when Manager Ernls White’ * the Auburn outfit will bead for onial errored once, Seminole Just how dangerous is it for league team without a borne charges posted • 4 to 2 deci­ of 1963. The aetback dropped Mellon Park. three time*. Btoghampton, N. Y., where a pitcher! Is Friday's action, tha En sion over the Auburn Meta of they will open Claai-A New Seminole 001 001 0 -3 1 S run this season. Los Angelea Into last place to "You're 33 feet from home When the rains came the Oak Ridge 400 010 x - 3 « 3 gtoeers, behind the rifle arm the New Yort-Peanaylvania York-Penntylvanla loop sea­ plate," said Ralph Branca, the senior circuit with a 1-1 of BUI Schmidt, outacored League. record. Fitzgerald a n d Higgins; Yankees had a 2-0 lead after son. who fired for the Brooklyn The contest was sponsored With virtually the tame ball First Feflbral, 10 to 2. Schmidt Menke and Smith walk, Joe Pepltone'a double Dodgera. "Y ou throw the ball Colonial 000 201 0 - 3 10 1 and a singlo to CIcte Boyer club hut a new ball park, whiffed 13 to the six-inning by the Sanford Shrine Club for 93 to 90 mile* an hour, and it Seminole 000 000 0 -0 9 I off starter and loser Milt Papthe Mete drew 110,401 fane to affair and contributed a borne the benefit of the Shrine's comes back at you twice a* three games over the week­ run and a double to make Crippled Children's Hospital Frasier and Goodwin; Slrea pet, who did not return after fast. You have one-fifth of a at Greenville, 8 . C. and Higgins the rain due to a stiff should' second, approximately, to re- end with the Plratea. And the matters worae lor the SavApproximately 400 Sanford Wirld'e Fair, located scro ll ingsmen. •r. act." fans were on hand for the the street from Shea Stadium, David Lee kept pace with Dud Daisy, who hurled only "Moat good pitchers are a affair. Pre-game activities In one Inning last year because little oft balance," said M r does not open until Wednesday the loop's home run king, eluded an appearance by the and will undoubtedly atirack Skipper Benkarik, by getting of an arm Injury, went the Dougald, "because they're many customers that the Meta Shrloe Band and Sanford Ma UaMed Press latonuUooal first five Innings and got the his third of tha seaion. Mike trying to put a little extra on would not ordinarily get. yor A. L. Wilton and the National League Richard also hit lor the cir­ victory. Steve Hamilton pitch each pitch. It's hard to be Shrtoe'a lUuitrous Potentate W h Pci. GB ed the final four framei. cuit for Firat Federal. Spalding Guide pitcher and be Harold Kastoer participated to .800 Philadelphia 4 l Meanwhile, George’a moved In other American League a brief pre-game ceremony. good. I don't think hc'a got a .667 Ik 2 4 San Fraa into a three way Ue for firat aetloB, Minnesota thumped D* This morning the Williams .667 tk trait, SB-S, in the firat game chance If he's giving good ef­ St. Loula 4 3 place to the American League Hila morning the William* fort." .600 1 Cincinnati 3 a with Navy and Perfection of a doublehtadcr, but tha port dub broke camp and Jim Kaat, the fine Minne .600 1 3 3 Pittsburgh Dairy. Georgo'a unleashed a headed for Orlando at 7 a. m. Tiger* won tha nightcap, 3-1; sola left-hander, la a sharp .500 Ilk 3 3 Milwaukee 33-run uprlalng agatuit the At 9 a. m. Uiey caught a plane Chicago blanked Boston, 9-0; fielder who has won the lea .400 2 a a Houston Joan Adam* had high aer- previoualy unbeaten Dairy­ Kanaat City stopped Washing­ for Washington and will take gut's silver glove trophy for lea to the Hollar Motors Navy .400 a Chicago a 3 ton, 1-1; and Los Angelea at men. aoorge'a scored easily a chartered bus to Reading! proficiency three tlmei. Bub.300 3 New York l 4 Wives League with e 300/413. Cleveland was rained out. in every tonini-eom lng up .167 3V4 Los Ang. ba Morton of Detroit hit a t ■ Eleanor Cltmeni, still go­ with seven-run spurts in tht Pa., wbora they will open the Itaaon Tuesday night. one-hopper that f l a s h e d ing strong, hit her second 900 Bungay's Result* fourth and firth frames — Meanwhile, Clyde McCull New York 6 Pittsburgh 0 through Katt's glove a n d game in a row with > 901. while winning 23 to 6. eugh'a Auburn aggregation Philadelphia fl Chicago 1 caught him in the mouth, Following closely was Vickie Chuck Latheraw went three MU. 3 Lot Ang. 2 (12 Inns.) knocking out three Iccth to McGough with 194/401 aerie*. Team W for four In the wild affair. St. Louis • Houston 1 (night) Elks itanlly. Jo Ana McDonald, 180/470; Jo 3 Mark Cockman had the tilt'a Saa Francisoo 13 Cincinnati 9 Kiwanls Earl Averlll pushed Dlaay Wataon, 173; Thelma Uoger 3 only homer, a first inning Tuetdty'a Games Dean prematurely Into the 177/490; Betty Washburn *73/ I-ska Mary 3 drlva over the wall for PerLittle Am eric aa Philadelphia at Nsw York Hall of Fame with the line 468; Jennie Runnels, 172/440; Rotary I W L Pittsburgh at Chicago Team drive In the idst All-Star 8uiy Reno 191/444; Isabel fiction. Shrin* | First Federal 002 o o o - 2 2 a Gtorgo'a CincianaU at Houston (night) C P O 3 1 game that busted Dlizy'a toe. Goshorn 168/449, end Barters 1 Loc. Only games scheduled 3 1 Navy He tried to pilch on it, and Kelly 170. Clvitan o Engineers 340 U a -1 0 11 3 Perfection American League a 1 Charlotte Baaaett and Joan the unnatural effort ruined Ills Results Friday WP—Schmidt (1-1), L P -E d FIs. 8 L Bank 3 W L Pci. GB Kiwanls 8, Kike 3 l arm. One opening day, the Adam* both had a turkey but Groomi (1-1), HR*—Lee (En- Sinf. AH. Bank .800 0 4 Haltimoro 4 1 lale Hobo Newsom, pitching Joan did it with four strikes Games Today gra), Schmidt (Engra.) Ri­ .667 tk Retail* Friday Minnesota 4 3 Shrine -va- Clvltaln, 4:30 for Washington, fielded a to a row. chard (Firat Federal). .600 1 3 3 Detroit aecrge'a 33, Ferfecttoa 9 Gladys Edwards, Tina Mill­ Kiwanli -va- Rotary, 7:30 smash by Ben Chapman with George’s 333 77-12 U 3 .300 ltk Boston 3 2 Gamei Today (At Memorial Stadium) hla knee, fracturing tha knee er and Suzy Reno spared up 330 10— 9 T I Fla. 8t. Bank -va- Navy .300 Dk 1-os Ang. 1 1 the difficult 3-10, Jo Wataon. Perfection cap. WP—Steve Rawla (2-0), LP (4:30 p. m., Bay Ava. Park) .500 Ilk Cleveland 1 1 • • • Belly Qulllln and Suzy Reno Chicago .400 2 —Dalton (O-l), HR—Cockman Little National 2 3 converted the 4-5-7, Betty The great Walter Johnson'* 2 4 .333 21k Washington (Perfection) Team W L Qulllln did it twice end twice career finished abruptly with Kan. City .333 3 1 1 Hunt Lto-Mar 4 9 on the 10th frame. a liner In tha spring of 1921. Naw York 1 3 .230 21k Lee. Engra. I 1 Elizabeth Klein, bowling for He was 40, but still service­ Perkins W inner Sunday’s Results First Federal 9 9 SPARTANBURG, 8 . C. — only three months, converted able after 21 unmerred major KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) Chase Kan. City 5 Wash. 1 (1st), (UI’ I)— Mickey Wright, a 1 3 the rather difficult 9-T-lO. league season*, when he wai called top of 7, rain 0 4 blonde belter from Texai who Rainey Olson converted the — Eddlt Perkins, tha world Stand. Oil Kan. City at Waih, ( 2nd) pdd., now can claim ovary major hit to the knee throwing bat­ Junior welterweight champ­ Raealla Friday 3 and Charlotte Bassett the rain ion, today waa nuritof a deep tee. Engra. 10, First Fedtral golf title, saye her latest and ting pracllco. 54. Couple of years ago, Duka Minnesota II Dalrolt I ( 1st most elusive conquest la In 2 Gladys Edwards, Alice Bee gaih over hla toft aye, which Snider's bat broke to half, and game) Garnet Today a das* by itself. ulleu and Suzy Rana got the ho suffered to hla aucceiiful Dstroit 3 Minnesota 1 (2nd title defenae againit Jama­ Cbast -va- Standard Oil Mist Wright, after a 10-year pitcher Larry Jackaon (now baby apllt 3*10. game) (4:$o p.m., Ft. Mellon Park) wait, finally won the Betsy with the Cuba) couldn't field ica's Bunny Grant. LA at Oeve., (g gams), pdd., Rawla-Paach Blossom g o l f the top part. It tailed to the riln tournament hare Sunday by a mound and fractured hla Jaw. Then there waa Ed Llnke, a Nsw York I Baltimore I four atraka margin. Chicago g Ration 0 "It has to be one of my portly Washington pitcher of Team W TussAay's Games very biggest thrills," tha Dal­ the 1030s. Ha faced the Yan­ Klngawood 4 Detroit at l « i Angeles (night) las golf queen said after kees one afternoon, with a Wlltoa Maler I Claveland at Kan. CUy (night) notching a one-under-par 213 runner oa second. Jesse Hil] UcRaaey I Washington at Minnesota total to the 13th annual re (now tha USC athletic direc­ Chaaa 9 Only gamas scheduled tor) was at bat and met the Fla. 8 t. Bank Mwal of tha Paach Blossom. | ball squarely, It hit Ltoke on Robbs Constr. I . *f*m n*v«* DISCOUNT ON A the forehead and bounced In Longwood NATIONAL BEAND FAINT 1 the air towards home. Catch­ U 8 O 9 er Jack Redmond caught It laoalto Friday on the fly and pegged to see- No gam** scheduled ond to double up the runner. Game* Tonight Llnke didn't even know he Robb’s -vs- Klngawood, 7:30 7 got aa •salat on tha play. Ha McRaney -vs- U80. |:4S wai aut cold. (At Ft. Mellon Park) I l f A t no aavaa e e tv m im ir Yanks Win, But Are Only Team Without Homer Unbeaten Hunts, Mets Beat Mets To Engineers Next End Sanford Season r Opening Game Lost To Lyman lied It not been for the 2 completed their 1964 regular to 0 loss to the Lyman Grey­ baaeball season undefeated. Following the lost to Ly­ hounds In the seaion opener, man, the Lions rolled to nine the Oviedo Lions would have consecutive victories, capping their activities Friday after­ noon when a 6 to 2 win over the Ocoee Cardinals at Ovlado. Jim Courier went the dis­ HOUSTON (UPI) — Mike tance for the Lions. He whiff­ Sourhak left Texas today for ed 11, passed one and waa his Durham. N. C.. home with nicked for eight hits but he a fat check of $7,300 first was able to keep them well prize money from the Houston acattered. Meanwhile, Courier aided Classic in his pocket and a warm apot in his heart for his own cause with double. But Billy Mikler was tbe big the Lone Star state. The good-natured former gun for the Lions, getting two Duke Univeriity football play­ doubles to three trips, Includ­ er from a small Pennsylvania ing a pair o f runs batted to. coal mining town fired a final Miller, Brooks and Colbert round of 70 Sunday for a one- also came up with Oviedo stroke win over Jack Nick- blnglea. Bill Hall, on the mound for laus. Nicklaui made an amazing the Cardinal!, held the Lions comeback in the tournament to seven hits. However, Coach after a disastrous first round Paul Mikler's boyi were able score of 70. to bunch them to produce a Souchak credited hit Hous­ pair of run* in the first, two ton win to an improved put­ more to the third, and single ting game which he credits to tallies to the fifth and sixth. 010 010 0 - 2 9 2 some instructions by lfoustin Ocoee pro Jackie Burke at lait Oviedo 202 001 X—6 7 4 week's Masters tournament in Hall and llurat, Connell ( 6); Augusta, Ga. Courier and Brooks. ♦pi Houston Money For Property BrtycS* x#*CARRAW AY ^ Casualty McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK F A 2-0551 .€ Car Owners — Major Leagues Y O U A N D YO U R C A R ARE Joan Adams In High Series iv IN V IT E D T O A T T E N D O U R FREE SERVICE CLINIC * € v • » t •» t Junior League For three dayt n l f we are koldln* open house In our Barrie* Shop. D u r i n g this time, we are inviting you ta bring your ear to for » compute sh ack-u p and report on your car'* operat­ ing condition. T b I • chock-up will be con­ ducted by eur own feetory trained maehanka using the laUat aleatronle testing equip­ ment to aaiura speedy service and accurate results. Little League i « I i i t . : i | I I 1 I I Mickey Wright Wins Them All Men's league Your car will gat tha moat complete inspec­ tion H has had sine* It left the factory and it w on t seat y e s a cent All ears will be echoduled by appointment only, »« tall now e» come to and sign up for tho FREE I N OINE 8 E K V I 0 I CLINIC. Meu) Into P A IN TS Buy 0 get one T H R EE ON 100 BRANDS III 4. V. WAKHRN Hm opened Warron’a Bait Bucket, on Route 46, two and ono half mllea west o f Sanford. A service new to this area in the pack* aging o f shiners in polyethylene bags with pure n x v g e n to k e e p them alive FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 919 B. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS SW W- First S tm t Sanford A P R IL 21 - 22 - 23 - 5 to 8 P. M. 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St 59 ‘ s -m . pkgs. wm.. «wt; aa. seas 'do ooooooool W » L M°.r222JBKF* Harman's Orange Band S lice d B o lo g n a . 2 . . . im O 6 Sandw ich Spread 2 pk9,. O STAwLY S C >fN O IL Swift's Premium Smoked Swift's Premium Bmunschwalgar er l O Stam ps - 2 Si Ottton H A «tia coti o wd tit 4 Groan (tempi with coupon) B eef Tongue . . . ■••). i*. IM4 I» V i <iS E eewe "•»i v ommmmna lM il 11m iwiSanew Delicious Boof dW . r ^ im p a « «. J r , y M Ok S RiJ- » ktnw Held Hda Hclf Vfny J e i r ’/e-os. F,T>o i i 15 plus tea Bone-In (plus 100 eitre free $ ia m p a -.a Owm iv . rJ ; 0 na eh 2 2-cs. pV_yu 98c . . t i . x . At-“ »• teas ri Full-Cut P o t R o a s t •••■>> 5 9 V* ■ ;%i.*ae' f-'moe Irrd Sikad lolopM SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! By Jane Casselberry PROTIN •*i . 'iaPUHC eigp 3 \ot. $V .?- k 'A' Chat's Choice LL Auxiliary To Get Slate Of Officers i Date-Nut Bread...."I*"' 49* e froze is fo o d s e NEW F I R E S T O N E store manager in San­ ford is E d d i e Con treras who has been transferred here from the Jacksonville d i s trict office o f Fire­ s t o n e . Contreras as­ sumed his duties April 1. Bom and educated in Tampa, he attended University* of Miami, served as a commie sioned officer in the Army and then began his career with Fire stone under the mnn agement training pro gram. Contreras s a y s he likes Sanford, is looking for a borne to purchase so he and his bride o f a few weeks away can settle down / here. Stam ps «im u mi w *«n A 98c A LK A SK LTZ IR lorge else 59c [ »«»«M MM- Awl tl. ISM (plue 100 extra free J*jy* Green Stamps with coupon) A slats of officers for the Scmlaola Little League Auxi liary for the new year will be pretented at a meeting to be held at S p. m. Thuriday in the Cauelberry Recreation Building oa Overbrook Drive Purpose of the auxiliary ii to ears money for the Little League and all fundi go to benefit the league as a whole It ii important that each town participating do ite ahare and that representative! be present at the meeting from Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake, Casselberry, Longwood, North Orlando, Lake Mary and Sun land Estates. Advertising space is avail able on the outfield fence now being constructed in Cassel berry. Those interested should contact Mrs. Elmer Helms re' garding rentals. May S has been set as the tentative data for the first night game to be played at the now field which will bo used for all league games when completed. W 5 $ K V W |_ , h i ° r« » " atem pe: SWOT-TIN UMI9 SWUTIMI < -•*. hot. 19c n lo t a & r l O W m i W B O h i P.r* * n Q«ampeg s w im PARB BOB FOOB • te ll cane 91c wore* MM- SarH 2% ISS4 h ■ £ '* * « rnyflapppoMOMiCii ' i O 'S f f i W R N S W i PRKCWAXPLOOR WAX # In our grocery dept• • WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Meeks Member Of Honor Guard Mi Oroon Stamps** «t*t<eaam »M U sa*«aaa* 2t-ee. een 99c Maw mm - awe aa. i Barden's Dutch Chocolate .................... OOOOOOOOOQQOOQOpC 10c pkg. Yeur Chcicei Hem. Cheese, Mushroom, er Western Cherlei X. Meeki J r., eon of Mr. and Mra. Charles E . Meeka of Sinford, is a mam bar of the precision marching honor guard of Gordon Mill tary College which defeated ■U other drill competitlors at the Athens, Ga. High School. The drill competition eon elated of two phassi, the first being standard Army drill procedures, the second being a fancy drill. Borden's Omelets H \ A *1 pkg. 59c pkg. 39c Knorr's Soups .... nr *££■'• •<* Cleanser........... 2 25 m . !• « 30 1 D e te rg e n t • . 3 can 19 22-ex. glia ft Staley's C o rn O il • • • • Sanford (plue 100 extra free 4 W Green Stamp# with Coupon) Phyllis XatMWteia U M »< Lake Mary Nora Norris TE S-1SM B. Seminal# Mildred Ha M R4UI 33c k a in eOro-jfh Stom ps y |\I. N<M*ainn, Mae4 > ca_ Flltehei.Tr lusteit risked * 614-oa- pkgs hue ..Mm MM. A^>!i <t Bhm m WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Fenny-Saver Fink Liquid Virginia Peiroski P. O. Bos IXU •lae T APRIL 20, 21, 22, 1964 FOP Flavor Perfect W t io o i^ | ^ 6 g o n 31c x FRICKS EFFECTIVE MON., TUBS.. WED., Muiielmeni Popular Tho Hanford Herald »!■ bars New Dutch F r u it C o c k t a il • MSMMMM I sm Smj Trend Detergent. .!» 49c Cx. fin/ Toilet Soap . . . 4 sew Obw> m W «n o«. S»esea ts step er pertue* a kerne ar saertweet. . . . i»eC fte Mkre MW. swii as. seas Liquid er Powder \ A p p le S a u c e 3 «iM•*.;«. vh«o4 M m ah JOHNS:.e i PLIDGI 7-m . can 89c Asserted Peckefed Sweetheart F a r m B r ie f Roquefort Cheese la an 1m portapt product mad# from iheep's milk. M i O ro o n S ta m p a o 45* 9 .'a. M. TO 9 P. M. SKM j NOLK pla za H W Y V M &SR4SC CAttSFLBBRRY, FLA. scoff p la c i mats scoff 7-oz. p ap ir cups can y's shaker salf doakv fun facial “» ? 39* ’ST 25* 2 '{ £ 25* 't,T 59* biggies plastic bigs •sr 4v Delleaa ifp ‘ - .*'• ** 1r,r 1«a» i "rr' ■' ' ' v M ia n /• • �•----- Mrs. Gregg Hosts DeBary Garden Club Demonstrates Artistic Table Setting Techniques By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Garden Club ! presented Mrs. Earl W. Lau ! o f Winter Park, this past ; week at the Community Cen> ter, in a scries of Table SetI tings. Table one was overlaid with • a white nylon net cloth, over • white satin, with angel and ; dove Inserts, and bordered • with a three inch satin band. - The centerpiece was o f gilded • grapes, flanked by three white I tapers in tall gold candelabra, ; gold goblets, white china etched In gold and napkins in while. This table was one that could be used for special i dinners, and was beautiful In Its simplicity. Table two was done with rust woven table mats, heavy olive green goblets, green and ; White casseroles on rooster ; decorated plates and rust ! napkins. The centerpiece was ‘ a driftwood rooster. Table three held yellow table mats, amber goblets, white, rust and yellow service plates, burnt orange napkins, and was centered with yellow flowers. Table four was overlaid in . a hunter green, fringed, rough-textured cloth, centered with a large wooden salad ; bowl, service plates in a bit• torsweet design, coffe cups • and urn, and the center floral ; arrangement was o f red day 1 lilies. Table five was overlaid with a lavender cloth, s e r v i c e i plates in a lavender and vio’ let motif, clear crystal gob­ lets, candelabra of purplo . potted plants with fresh laven' der flowers held In place by wire, leaving room for the ta­ per* to be lit. Table six was in avocado green nylon net over satin, . with pineapplo inserts of . brown, green and gold, edged In satin. Tall stemmed green goblets with clear crystal stems in three sites, service plates of china in a green and gold motif. An arrangement of fruit with tall muled can­ dles completed the setting. Table seven was a patio style affect with black, rough, ' fringed cloth, red table mots and napkins, black and red • insect candle holders and a I driftwood centerpiece. Table eight was in red, white and blue with white chins, blue goblets on a white cloth and blue napkins. Table nine was dono in raspberry fiber place mats, same color napkins, largo din­ ner plates edged in raspberry . shades, clear crystal gob. lets and centered with roses, • glads and silk raspberry plums. Table ten was beautiful in shades of purple and violet. Large woven straw mats were used with violet linen nap­ kins, low purple glass gob­ lets, flanked by square, low, w h i t e candlesticks holding thick, purple, square candles. A floral piece of fresh purple mums centered the table, and MRS. FRANCIS MUELLER, IcD. nnd Mrs. EnrI W. Lnu, both of Winter Park, are HtandiiiK by a tabju o f white nnd gold, one o f ten they decor­ ated at the Dellnry Garden C’.tia meeting recently. Several members of the Os­ tossed .-ait'd, llnda Whidden teen 4-H club went to DeLeon gave a :>dk oi. how to pur­ Springs, recently to attend chase Voi-d sod 'he food value Events Day. obtklned srA she was given Ilcth Pettis uml Becky Cut­ a red r'bbor. ter gave a demonstration on Karin Pet'is won a blue how to equip a sewing box ribbon f i r *>->r demonstration and they won a red ribbon. on how lo pin nnd cut out a Diane Smcdberg and Dlnne dress nv.temPell received a white ribbon Kaw-n Otteen was the local for allowing how to makt a song leadir r J assisted in (K d iv &’a Fashions 2528 PARK DR. Casselberry 3Ir. and 3!rs. Harold Krydcr of I.ako Drive have re­ turned from the Gulf Coast after visiting friends and rel­ atives. in Naples, the Kryders visited .Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ennii and 3lr. and 3trs. Fred Iteddrnbaugh, friends from Houghton Lake, 3Uch. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Dean Richardson, cousini o i 3!ra. Krydcr, in Zolfo Springs, and 3Irs. Kryder’s aunt, 3!ri. H. L. Riley, in Bradenton. There’s no need of s long atatement when our message is brl'*. .'Jo we’U Just sk ip ___________________________ down hers and say “ RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offsrs n complsts electrical service, does good work, does It prompt­ ly, efficiently nnd cheerfully nnd does appreciate its customers.” S id V ih len 111111(11111 Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenuo Phono 822-0915 CMsrnercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring i«*■ — »« « -------- 1 the leading of songs at the meeting. Douglas Jurss told the "L ife cycle of the Honey Bee." For this he received a red ribbon. Mrs. Lowell Pettis is the Osteen Leader o f the 411 girls and Mrs. John Jurss is the assistant. Both accompanied tho children to Do Leon Springs. OSTEEN 4-11 niemlwr* proudly ci1: playing rlblton* they won nro left to right, Dougins* Jur**, Diane UntedLcrg, Knrcn Osteen, Knren I’otti*, Dinno Pell nnd Ileth Petti*. Tho scene i* a World War I monument re­ cently moved to the Oatccn Pnrk. LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES FROM THE RIVIERA — PRICED FROM 19.98 to I la-98 In Lincoln, Neb. W Club Social Department Enjoys Luncheon And Cards The Social .Hpartmcnt of tho Sanlord Wiman's Club held a .• o-'tri dish luncheon preceding 'he monthly session of bridge am* cacasta games, Wci'itcsdsy s ' th* club houss. Luncheoi hostesses were 3lrs. B. C. t-U'Jre, chairman, assisted by 3.‘ rs. J. E. Baker and Mrs. Du: ward Walker. Bridge am* -.anasta hostess- es were 3lrs. Fred Harris, chairman, Mrs. C. L. Bedding, Mrs. E. 31. Hoke and Mrs. W. D. Hofmann, H i g h score winners in bridge and canasta were Mrs. N. V. Farmer and 3!rs. Robert D. Bhodcs. 3Irs. J. E. Baker and .Mrs. B. C. Moore won the two scrceno prises. installation U f Ufficers Announced For W W The monthly board mealing o f the Welco* <e Wagon Club o f Sanford wsr held recently at the hoi.ii o f the president, Mra. A1 Probit. A repon was given from t h a nt m inting commute* which met /tci-uily at the home of Mra. P fu Shaffer to fill the slats o f tha incoming officers, 'ill* nt mlnating committ*# wrs composed of Mrs. Virginia PetrusU, Welcome X th k ifa DINNER DELIVERY SUP VICE • Complain delicts .s dinners DELIVERED DAILY MON. TJJKU SAT. 4 P. M. »o • P. M. BY DAY OH WEEK. FRRB II SNUB LOW CC3TI Saafard A lt s f-r i Area Ph. <22-r’J50 Club Wagon Hoateia, Mra. Rc p 0Unda, Mrs. Robert Thorne Mr, Sh, ncr> . Th# bo,rd wound UP ■» buiineM tor I**1 >***■• •f Pl*n* rosde for install; tion of officer! ceremonies l be held at tha Mar-Lou Re taurant on Tuesday, April 2 at 10 a.m., with Ernest Lum berg of the Agricultural D partment as guest speaker. K IN G ’S nEAUTY SALON Miss Frances ( F r a n k i e ) Irene Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee Jones of Sanford, became the bride of Koy Cook Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Koy Cook Sr. of Daytona Beach, April 18, 1964 at 3 p. m. at the Pinecrest Baptist Church with the Rev. William J. Guess performing the dou­ ble ring ceremony. The church was a profusion o f palms with four candle, bras .contilning white tapers decorated with greens. White cloth carpeted the aisles with baskets of white glads and Jade greens on each side, and a large low arrangement of glads was centered above the altar. Pew markers wero of white satin ribbon with white flowers and greens, and two white satin ropes were placed on the guest pews af­ ter the mothers were seated. Mrs. Bcltye Smith, organ­ ist, presented the musical ar­ rangements, featuring "Wed­ ding Prelude" by Digglc, "Arlloso" by Handel and "Our Father in Heaven” by Bach and other nuptial selections. Richard Iioltzclaw, bari­ tone, sang "One Hand, One Heart" and "With This Ring." The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, was ra­ diant in a gown of Bridal taf­ fetas and Chantilly lace. The fitted basque bodice featured a laced edgo square neckline and the traditional tapered sleeves. The voluminous skirt was accented by three hem­ line tiers of matching Chan­ tilly lace, and she wore a Chantilly lace mantilla. Her bridal bouquet was a white Chantilly lace fan with a cas­ cade of white stock interspers­ ed with feathered blue carna­ tions and centered with a re­ movable white orchid cor­ sage. Mis Mary Patricia Wight served ss maid of honor, and was attired in a floor length gown of royal blue pcau de MRS. KOY BERNARD COOK JR Chapter O f D A R Met In Maitland Mrs. John Wilson was nam­ ed chairmun of the nominat­ ing committee. Happy birthday was sung to Mrs. Georgo Stine and A. H. Parker. Mrs. James Wallin, presi­ dent o f the class is moving to Lincoln, Neb. Shs express­ ed her regrets at leaving the class and 31rs. C. C. Howard presented her a gift on be­ half o f tha class. Mrs. John Wilson agreed to act as President pro torn. Mrs. Haxcl Gllhuly sang the “ Lords Prayer." Mrs. Helen Stephenson gave tha Icason for tha avening. The hostess served refresh­ ments to, 3Irs. Stephenson, Mrs. R. F. Moule, Mrs. J. N. Gilion, Mrs. George Stine, 3Irs. Grover Sewell, 3Ira. James Wullin, Mrs. William lirumley, Mrs. Hasel Gilhuly, Mr*. Clarence Snyder, 3!ra. Edgar Smith and 31rs. P. T. Piety. Also 3tra. John Wilson, Mrs. L. G. Hunter, Mrs. Wil­ son Newman, Mrs. Kirby Fite, Mrs. C. C. Howard, 3Ira. F. T. 3!eriwether, Mra. Alton Parker, 31rs. J. C. Trawick, .Mrs. 3Iartha Walls, Mr*. Sel­ ma Baker, Mra. Joel Field and guests, Mra. William Wankosky and Ran Edgar Smith. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOW ERS ARE ALWAYS — CORRECT Over Koumlllat’s Drug Sallio Harrison Chapter Na­ tional Daughters of the Amer­ ican Revolution held Its meet­ ing April 10 at the Florida Audubon. Headquarters, Mait­ land. Mrs. L. C. Wlldncr, regent, opened with the ritual, Amer­ ican Creed and pledge to the flag. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat led the singing of the national an­ them and Suwannee and Mrs. Wildncr welcomed the guests. A nominating committee oi Mrs. Roumillat, Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mrs. A. R. Key was elected. Conservation Day was ob­ served with Mrs. Donald Nor­ ton giving a most interesting talk on the Florida Audubon Society. It was formed in 1900 with around 200 members and was Incorporated L: 1902 and now has over three thous­ and members. Mrs. Norton T h e Phi Beta Eta O f Beta Sigma Phi Has Secret V ote The Phi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recent­ ly at the home of Candy 3icClanuhnn on Ediths Circle. It was announced that a proclamation from Governor Bryant hod been received, des­ ignating the week of April 24-30 as Florida Beta Sigma Phi Week. Plans were completed for the Founder’s Day banquet to bo held 3Iay 2 at the Ca­ pri. A secret ballot vote for Girl o f th* Year was cast and her Identity will be re­ vealed nt th* banquet. Pat Hardin conducted the program on th* Caribbean and Central America. Th* chapter recently enjoy­ ed a cookout at th* McClanahan’s home. Attending th e meeting were the Mmes. John Alex­ ander, C.ark Bruestle, Harold Chapman, Gordon Frederick, Vernon Hardin, E. C. Harper, Jr., Glonn McCall, A. A . MeClanahan, Ed Peterson, John Prokosch and Thomas Rich­ ards. Ne Appointment Nee. Open Eve# By AppL creative ideas designed to start the audience thinking about how they could utilise items at home and ideas on new purchases, at a great savings and have fun in th* process. This could be some­ thing like a "brain-storming session-not so much on how to do, but what to do with ideas." Esther Stipp has an affin­ ity for re-finishing, re-doing and reupholstery and statea with a smile that she works out a lot of frustrations with a penny’s worth o f sandpa­ per. This program could emit challenges on raiding the dump or storage room (which, no doubt, needs cleaning this tima o f year) to convert Junk into a conversation piece by using a little paint, unuaual hardware, ingenuity, and a bit o f femlnlna muscle. HOT WEATHER HAS ARRIVED TIME FOR TALL COOL DRINKS — Replenish Your GUuw And Stemware Now From — Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First 8t. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ONLY April 20, 21, 22 RAZORS Complete M otor $ 0 0 0 Overhaul On A n y M ake j Includes: • Clean • OU • Sharpen • Condenser • Resistor • Points A L L T H IS W EEK ! BUY YOUR SLICE OF PIE AT REGULAR PRICE 20c AND W in -L PUT TIIR DELICIOUS HEALTKST 1CB CKEAM >N TOP — Cowpi*t* Permanent 81.00 81.50 Her flowers were a long cas­ cade bouquet of white stock and royal blue mums witii green satin sleeves. Miss Bette Hayes, brides­ maid, was gowned identically to the maid of honor, and her flowers were a cascade of blue mums with green satin leaves. The j u n i o r bridesmaids were Deborah Sue Jones and Kimberly Anne Jones, sisters of the bride. Their gowns were identical to the maid of honor and bridesmaid except that they featured floor length gathered skirts. Their flow­ ers were smaller cascada bouquets of royal blue mums with green satin leaves. Dave Bergqucst served as best man, and ushers were Jerry Fugate, Dearing Gar­ ner and Walter Cook. Little Tina Marie Jones, sister of the brido was flower girl and carried a loose hand nosegay of blue pom poms and white babysbreath, and wore a crown of the same flowers. Tiie bride's mother was at­ tired in a smart two-piece lace dress with pink flower hat and white accessories with a lavender Cattleya orchid ^ The groom's mother chose for her ensemble a stunning beige eyelet sheath with coral and beige accessories and her corsage was a lavender Cat­ tleya orchid. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in Fellow­ ship Hall of the church. The reception tables were over­ laid with white fabric and net and draped with royal blue ribbons. Two punch bowls and an ephern of white can­ dles and carnations centered one table and a five tier wed­ ding cake and white flowers centered the main table. Assisting at the reception were the Mmes. Pat McCoy, Kathy Gray, Martha Todd, Miriam Smith, Becky Sher­ wood, Betty Gramkow, Betty Whitmire, Grace Kosky and Teddy Abies. For her going away outfit, the. bride wore a two piece dress of aqua silk shantung with floral accessories and white orchid corsage. Following a wedding trip ta Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Cook will reside at Golden Lake. Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Andrews, Atlanta, Ga., Miss Joyce Carrlgan, Atlanta; Bud Carrigan, Ilarriman, Tenn.; M i l t o n and Mr. and Mrs. Webb Crosthwaite, Ormond Beach. ELECTRIC __ Special __ 910 Cold Wsvo Haircut Shampoo ft Set sole, with the fitted bodice ac­ cented by a bateau neckline and elbow length sleeves. The sheath skirt was highlighted by a full length semi-belled shaped over skirt with match­ ing head pieces and shoes. Sally Harrison The Philathea S u n d a y School Class o f the First Presbyterian Church h e l d their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. W. R. Anderson recently. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Wilson Newman. Personals r The G l e a n e r * Sunday School Clasa o f Pinecreit Baptist Church met for their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Ted Gregg with Mrs. Ted Lewis as co-hostess. Mrs. John Ksder was in charge of the business meet­ ing and Mrs. J. C. Lavender gave the devotion. After a short business meet­ ing the class enjoyed a so­ cial hour in which Mrs. Helen Bennett of England was pre­ sented with a silver tray with appropriate engraving. Mrs. Bennett has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Russell of Sunland since last October. Mrs. Bennett will leave San­ ford April 27 for New York where she will sail aboard the Queen Mary for England on April 29. The class has en­ joyed having Mrs. Bennett as a member these past few months. Refreshments were served to the following members: Mrs. John Kader, Mrs. Helen Bennett, Mrs. H. B. Owens, Mrs. Frank Dunn, Mrs. R. L. Bateman, Mrs. Ponce Elmore, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, Mrs. Hnrry Titshnw, Mrs. Harold Davis, Mrs. Harold Sherwood, Mrs. Chnrles Allen, Mrs. Ted Lewis, and Mrs. Ted Gregg. Mrs. Harry Titshaw is the teacher for the Gleaners Class. President Living Sunglasses k\t i\ ‘ r Clubs convention to be held at Hollywood Beach May 11, 12 and 13. They are Mrs. P. McBcan, Mrs. Batson, Mrs. George Spaulding and Mrs. G. Kessenick. Mrs. Lau was assisted by Mrs. Francis Mueller of Win­ ter Park, in creating these elaborate table settings. Monthly Meeting Former Philathea Imported ■7*n white serW e plates, potted flower plan's of violets, or­ chids a-.d large white balls mad* a v.try pretty table ar­ rangement for special guests. At D o d is c of the demonstratum, Mrs. 0. E. Butler, president, itm e d the dele­ gate* ,vho will attend the Florida Federation of Garden Gleaners Class (Shaving Head and Armsturs Extra) A ll W ork Guaranteed 90 D ays 12 ONLY Rem ington M odel 60 Shaving Heads 1 Reg. $4.50 A Section T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Sanford At*. 122-1823 122-8432 *THB PRESCRIPTION OUB PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-2482 DOWNTOWN SANfORD �Jt * T£ Iw twl April SO. 1964 — r«tre 9 Irrm ll (Dsuah DEAR ABDY: I n n a col­ lect freihm in. While I was home for E n ter vacation, mjr mother asked me to take out the 17-yesr-old daughter of some friends who had just moved to our town. She told me the girl had a great personality and was real sharp. Not having any special girl, I thought, ••Why not?” Well 1 took this girl out and 1 practically had to beat her off. She didn't want to go anywhere. All site wanted to do was park. She told me a couple of Jokes that were dirtier than those I would tell a fellow. She was so fast I honestly couldn't control her. I never took her out again. My mother asked me what was wrong with her and 1 said, "Nothing. I have studying to do.” I know when I get home this sum* mer I'll have this girl shov* at me again. I can't tell my parents what kind of girl she is. What excuse can I use? Her folks and mine are a contact foursome. FUTURE FARMER AT DAVIS DEAR FARMER: Ten your parents that as a fu­ • Qjcu&by U)s. Jhs2 DEAR ABBY: When our children used to quarrel while doing dishes together, we allowed the one who did NOT start the quarrel to walk out, leaving the one wbo started the quarrel to finish the job alone. FATHER OF FOUR DEAR FATHER: How did you ever manage that? The granddaddy of all quarrels usually results when one tries to determine WHO started the quarrel in the 9:30 9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy first place. Show. Regular fans of this • • • series won't find this episode Get it off your chest. For as hilarious as most of this a personal, unpublished re­ series, but there are some ply,write to ABBY, Box amusing moments, particular­ 3303. Beverly Hills, Calif., ly when Lucy (Luclle Ball) 90313. Enclose a stamped, tangles with the explosive self-addressed envelope. Banker Mooney (Gale Gor­ • • « don). Needing vacation cash, Hate to write letters? Lucy takes on a temporary Send one dollar to ABBY, Job ai a process server and, Box 3303, Beverly Hills, you guessed It, must serve her Calif., 90311, for Abby's new booklet, "HOW TO (irst subpoena on Air. Mooney. WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL There's a good bit of a chase until Lucy finds Mooney about OCCASIONS.” to embark on a cruise. His nervei really need a rest when he finds out why Lucy has been chasing him. 8:30-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. "Tha Zebedaa Titus summing the defenders didn't Story.” NavUla Brand must drop dead they would take have leaped for joy when be three heart tricks and set was offered the title role. H the hand. gives this fine actor a chance South would complain that to turn ham and portray an hie finesse never worked and aged frontier bum, a former someone would deal the next scout who just doesn't have it hand. any more. If you like Brand, If you haven’t already seen here’ s a chance to catch him the winning line of play, here In the fort of rote be pro­ it la. You atart out the same bably won't be doing again. 99:30 p.m. CBS. The Danny way, but when you get ready for a red ault you play the Thnmai Show. One can for­ ace and queen of diamonds give the familiarity of this It doesn't mater where the overdone plot because of (tie king is or what happen* after amusing and tender manner the king wins, A heart lead with which Danny (Danny automatically gives declarer Thomas) teaches son Rusty a heart trick, a diamond or (Rusty Hamer) some facts of club allows him to ruff In romance, Danny introduce* one hand and discard from Rusty to a glamorous dancer (Erin O'Donnell) who makes the other. a big fuss over the lad. Rusty mistakes her attention for love. A aliocked Kathy (Mar­ jorie Lord) urge* Danny to act before tha boy la crushed. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Andy Now a Judge say* a hus­ Griffith S h o w . Enjoyably band can't Just walk out on warm, although tha comedy his wife and call it quits lie la rather mild. Sheriff Andy cause she isn't always sweet­ (Griffith) figure* Aunt Bee ly reasonable and easy to live (France* Bavler) 1* working with. He acknowledges that too hard and hlree an English women, being human, ars crea servant (Bernard Fox) to help tures o f mood, too, and he her. When the servant proves goes even a step further to so thorough that Aunt Be# vir­ say It's a husband’s duty to tually haa nothing to do, ahe'a awrat-talk his wlfa Into bo- mighty miserable. haring herself. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly That’s tha kind o f aquality women could get used to in a hurry — even though it ia the kind men are going to be |« THK CIUCl'IT COURT Ik rolaetant to grant. AVII row BBHINOLB COBS* :W JM o tU such fashion. The accepted masculine response to a wom­ an's moods end unreasonable behavior ia to walk out of tho house, slam the door majest­ ically, and stay out until the wife has learned her lesson. Either that, or to look her In the eye and say, "You're liehaving like a child.” The men have gotten away with indulg­ ing their own moods, while expecting their wives to be "more adult” in controlling their own. Club To Collect For Cancer 7:10-9:30 p.m. NBC. Monday Night Movie. "Seven Cities of Gold.” (Color! (Rerun) An­ thony Quinn, Richard Egan, Michael Rennie, Jeff Hunter and Rita Moreno star in this 1955 adventure atory concern­ ing the Spanish conquest of Southern California. The lead­ ers of the expedition (Quinn and Egan) are not happy when a crippled priest. Father Junlpero Serra (Rennie), it assigned to them, but he sue ceeds when weapons fail. The Indian ch iefs grandson is in Juied during a brief skirmish with the Spaniards, and Fath­ er Serra helps heal the wound. This wins the Indians' trust and they, along with the ex­ pedition, help h!m found a string of missions. himself one night, and the other was to do them all by herself the next night until they learned to work in harmony. It worked. MRS. E.M.D. IN CLOVIS • • * Onfijudqsi Use A m e r i c a n Bridge NORTH ft Teachers Assn. Quarterly real­ A A 9791 ly has a lot of instructive 9J(S ♦ AQ hands in it. Here is one con­ ♦ K79 tributed by Art Glatt of Chi­ BAIT cago. A 9 A4 Art has been a top bridge VK1032 9A9S player for at least 23 years ♦ 9633 9KJ199I and has just started teaching AQJ104 A 9961 the game. SOUTH (D) AKQJ109S South arrives at reasonable VQT4 four spades contract. W e s t ♦ 74 opens the queen of clubs. A A3 South wins with the ace, plays East and West vulnerable one round of trumps Just to S oil* West North Rost 1A Pass 3 A Pass pull his opponents' teeth and 4A Pass Pass Pass continues by leading a club Opening lead—A Q to dummy's king snd ruffing the last club. trick with the king and re­ At this point many players turn the suit. would try the diamond fin­ Eventually declarer would esse . East would win the have to lead hearts and as- Don’t look now, gentlemen, but It may not be a man's world much longer. A Judge hat refused to grant e legal separation to a man merely became hit wife calli him namea and alapa him around. And here’s the Judge's explanation for his decision! "Wives are crea­ tures o f mood. If thay get In­ to a mood, It ia up to the huibend to get them out o f i t Tell them they're wonderful and make a fuss over them." Forever and ever, that’s the way wives have been han­ dling their husbands because, forever end over, women have been taught that men art creatures o f mood, who hsvs to bs bsbisd, sweet-talkad, s d i 'red, eosxed snd flattered. But men have never been taught to handlo a woman In dUqhUqhJtA By Abigail Van Buren ture farmer you plan to do a lot of digging. But you just don't dig that girl. • • • DEAR ABBY: My mother doesn't think my big broth­ er and his girl friend should get married In church just because they Jumped the gun a little bit and she is going to have a baby. I can't see anything wrong with their getting married in a church as long as she doesn’t wear white. What do you think? Thank you. "FOURTEEN” DEAR F O U R T E E N : ! can't think of a better place for them to be married. • • ♦ DEAR ABBY: Please tell the mother whose children fight over doing the dishes until she finally chases them out of the kitchen and does them herself that I have solved that problem. I had a son and daughter who were given the chore of do­ ing the supper dishes. They would alternate washing and drying. Oh. they squab­ bled too, so I politely told them that since they could­ n't get along with each other on the same chore, ona was to do them all by By Oswald Jacoby By Ruth Millett Legal Notice TS, PI.OHIO A Legal Notice t. &OSS&KBT INSTITUTION KOIl SAVINdd, a Ithoda lataud fa ISt rawrt ml She Caanty Plaintiff. Jade*. Beatlaele Cauary, Slat­ “ **■«“ b* nk' er Plartda. la Prwbata la re tke Estate alt WALTER JOHN r>. K. KERBKT. also known n o t h b o r at’ iT sa DENNIT SL KERSKT. Dactaaad THE BTATE O f FLORIDA To: Walt*r John Blais. A « - t r iv e t , noth i: Natal Air Tacbulcal Train­ Notice Is hereby xtven that ing Cantar ths undersigned will, on ths Millington. Tannwaaa 11th day of May. AM. l l f l . TV RENTAL Tou ara haraby notlflad that present to tho llnnnrablo Coun­ • Bates • Service a ault haa b**n fil'd agalnat ty Judge of Kamlnol* County, Worlds, her final rstura, ac­ you and Klaanor J. , , u u *i* * uJ Seminole T V count and vouchers, at Ad wlf*. In tha abor* *ntlll*d FA 1-4939 mlntetratrli of ths Estate el .-auae, and that you a ra raZenith Cater TV Bates U. K. KERHET, also known uulrtd (o fit* }nur antwar wlili as DENNIT K. KKRkET, d i­ lit* clarh of thla Court and to 1466 Sanford Are. ctated. and al said liras, then atrva a copy th*r*of upon tha and tksrs. tasks appllcstlsn to plaintiff or plaintiff* attorths said Judas for a final naya, whet* nama and Bddraae Joining*. Walla. Clark* apd ssltlemsnt of bar administra­ la tion of said aetata, and fur an Hamilton. 114 Barnatt National ordsr discharging her se such Bank Building, Jaekaonvllla S. Florida, not talar .than May St, Administratrix. list If you fall to do to a daDated this ths lltb day of erto pro confaaao will bo *nMarch. A. D. 1M«. fa Yotir Tim* tarad agalnat you for th# raSUSIE KEItSET And Budget 11of demanded In th* com­ As Administratrix of ths plaint. Thla ault la to foraclo*# Estate of I A D ^ ll. I a mnrtsaa*. Th# rtal proparly Be It A Battle D K. KEilHEV. a /k /a pror**d*d again*! It: . . . or Cnee DENNIT K. KEll.-iET Lot 1*. Bloch P, BUNLAND Dscattod ESTATES, a aubdlvttlon, Free Prompt STENMTIlUM, DAVIS * according to a plat tharam c in t o s h Delivery of, recorded In Plat Book Attornays for Admlnlstrstrla 11, past* It to t l of th* Pott Office Uos 1110 Public R*cord* of Karoltiola 9SS-MN Sanford, Worlds l i n t r'ounty, Florida. Open g A. M.— 13 Midnight j Publish April «, ia. :o. n . m i WITNESS my hand and tha C D T-ll atal of *ald Court at Hanford. Florida, thla Ittb day of April, lilt . (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Bt'-ktrllh, Jr. Cltrk of th* Circuit Court lly Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clerk .IPS A Jtnnlnga. Walla, Clark* and i'pUAAUBC Hamilton ' TO SCXVt Barnett National Bank Bldg. TNI AT Jacktonvllte S. Florida C A F E T E R IA S Publlab: April SO. ST. Map 4. II. NOW By Jane Casselberry The Woman's Club of Cassel­ berry ia co-operating with ths Cancer Society again thli year by sponsoring the drive for funds in the Cassel­ berry area. Members of tha elub will be calling on their neighbor* and friends starting today and continuing through tha week to solicit funds and distribute educational materials. LIQUOR MART OF VALUES T V Time Previews " S U P E R -R IG H T ” EX T R A wood and the Stars. * 'What A by Keith Booth. Way to Go': An Extravaganza 10-11 p.m. ARC. The Break­ in the .Making." Twentieth ing Point. "I , The Dancer." Century-Fox reaps all the This is beauteous Joey Heathbenefit* from tonight's visit erton's hour. She star* as a to plug land. The picture Is dancer whose unhappy mar­ "What A Way To Go." The riage pushed her off the deep star* include Dean Martin, end and, as always, her perRobert Mitchum, Paul New­ f o r ni a n r e is compelling. man, Shirley McClain. Dick There's an additional gim­ Van Dyke and Robert Cum­ mick, however. Joey gets a mings. The pure commercial­ chance to perform in a rath­ ism is loo per cent; behind- er long and Intriguing Jaxi the-scenes Insight ts nil. How­ dance number, making one ever. if you want to see the believe that television's next stars, here they are. amalgam may be psychiatric 10-11 p.m. NBC. Sing Along variety programming. April 31, 19*4 with Mitch. (Color) (Rerun) 7-9 a m. NBC. Today. Re­ Song* from several countries feature this imaginary good­ member France* Farmer and will tour by Mitch and his her problems? If you're a real gang. The beat numbers in­ movie buff, you'll want to clude "Tie Me Kangaroo catch the second hour of this Down, Sport," by Jess Ran­ morning's show wldch is de­ dolph. "Joshua Fit the Rattle voted to reminiscences about of Jericho" by Leslie Uggams her former career and a look and "A Wee Deoch-and-Doris" i at her present one. LEA N FR ESH LY > Ground Television Tonight MONDAY P. M. INS (I) Chaaat) • IS) Ntwallna • .11 (Sr M a r» SlamaBU la a»*rts *:• (SI Wtathtr SIS (f> Wa.thar 4:1* (I) Waller Crfmklt* (S) Hantlay-Nrlakley 14.4* (S3 It, (4) l• : (j> (tl i») 11:00 (3) IS) It:"* (4) 11:30 (S) (4) 1.9S St) llava Uun Will T n v tl (ti Dirttt C l /.an* dray Tli*at*r t.S* (3) Monday Nil* At Tk* Movlas (SI Ta Tall Tka Trutk m outer Elnilia S:tl i ll f t * Oot A Mer at 1:50 IS) Wagon Train III Th* Lucy enow »:** (SI Danny Tlioma* S:SS (SI Aady Griffith Show IS) Hollywood and tha Star* 11:01 ( ! ) Ilrra k ln r P oin t (I, Eait hid*— W**t Sldt (S) S'ng Along Wita Mitch !1:«S (SI Ntweeapa (41 N * w * (t) tilt* III III 11:11 (Si (SI Nawallna Nporli final Theater of th* atari Tontl* Rh*w Mori* U :41 (S| T I i * Eal* Show (!) («> (41 (31 (II S i g n On Hu ntli ln * A l m » n * e K*rn> ll*|>ort W orld C l r l l l a a t l o n C ollage •( t h * Air Ti. (II Talay (II wrak* Up M**i*a Till (ti Para Mark*! Sta»arl , (II (data Nawa **4 waatwar 1:14 ll).Today (I) rra-flahaol Ptaaalag Tilt (I) Counldowa Nawa 1:11 (I) Mlrk*y'a iloepel Tlaia 1:11 (I) Mlckar Erana Iksw 1:11 (II Captala Kaagaraa Sill (II w*alhar and Nawa l it ( l l Today III Carlonvilla (II Damp* of Learning S.S* (SI Divorce Court (SI F.terclaa 1:11 ( l l llomptr Room (31 tlal* Mlorm f IS •• (4) (31 (I) It.II (I) (I) 11:41 1:04 1:13 1.11 t il l S.O* S It S:*» 3:14 TUESDAY A. M. 4:00 t:lk 4:30 4:30 4:34 Say Wkaa Hpanteh Laatoaa Mika Wallace Near* Word for Word I Lata Laay Tha Object 1* Jeopard) Uft Tha Slaraag* Th* MoCoya Mlielng Link* P*ta it tiltdra TUESDAY P. M. t :ll 4:44 4:3d 1 :l» 1:14 l.ata ar tdfa Haven Kay* Klrat Impraaelnn Father Knew* Beat Saarak far Tam ar­ row (5) Truth or Conaanuance* (l> Ouldlng IJgVt (41 Olrl Talk ( l ) Magic at Muala (I) Nawa (3) Hparlal— LL (I) At Tka Wart* Tara* (t> Mld-Pla. Nawa 15) Hclanct (I) Lafftlm* (4) Pataword (I) Ann Houtharn (4) Art Llnktatttr (f> flay In Court IS) Th# Doctort (4) To Tall Th* Truth (I) Loratta Toung (S) (iararat arirpllal (4) Th* K.lga of Nldht (I) Qatar Par A Dag ( ! ) Tou Don’ t Hay (4) Dnuglaa Kdwardt Nawa (I) Harrat Storm IS) Trallmaetar (S) Th* Match aama (4) Unci* Wall (11 lliirna A Allan ( !) Maverick 14) Cartonna 15) Beat of Oroucha l ! ) Nawacopa II) Laava It Ta Paavar J u t Psrfcar Brown ’N Barra FREN CH AT TWO THEATRES LAST 8 DAYS ■y Ol'KN 1:30 2 - 4 • 3:33 • 7 i33 - 10 ........ -W PARK W O O D III" * Legal Notice OPEN 11:30 1:23 • 1:23 - 5:30 . 7:10 9 IS# T in : t o i R T o r n i r rot'RTV JIIHJK. asiMIROl.M t-o p v r r , pt.oKlUA. sv p r o * in RATE. In r n Ratal* ml PAULINE KOVAC1K CRISP ■ W E ST E R N L E T T U C E 2^29* POLE BEANS 2 - 29 APPLES FR ESH > ROLLS 2 T 39* fr * r y b t io i0 O o t fo i)h * b « if,..y a r c o ih y e 4 )/t u FR E SH SI f / I N '31 ( TENDER W E ST E R N W IN E S A P D*C4 *r*4 T * All rradilotR aad Parana* H t t l t f Claim* or Damaude Agalaal Bald Kilatai tou and *ach of you ar* haraliv notlflad and required to prarant any claim* and damanda whit h you. or rtthrr or you. may hay* again*! th* ••tat* of PAULINE KOVACIK. daceaatd. lata of raid County, to (ho County Judg* of KamInola County. Florida, *1 111* offlc* In th* court huua* of •aid County at Hanford, flo r ­ id*. within alx ralandar monlha from tha lima of tha flrat pub­ lication of thla nolle*. Two coplaa of aach claim or damand •ball ha In writing, and *ha!l atata tha place of rraldenra and port ofllca addrrr* ol Ilia claimant, and ahall t># twurn to by tha rlalmant, lila agent, or attorry and accompanied by a filing fa* of ona dollar ami aueh claim nr damand not ao filed ahall b* void. THE FHIHT NATIONAL BANK AT WINTER PARK l l y :/ • / liforga O. Burgaaon Truat Officer Aa admlnletramr of tha Eatata of PAULINE KOVAf'IK. deeaaaad Law Offlc* Irardl A Payton 304 Palrhanka Atanu* Winter Park. Kla. Puhllah: April It, SS. ST Mar 4. is*t CDT-S4 4 Lb. Bug S p cd u l! Cherry Star l.lglil -Meat > iu u m m 'm _____ lOtlMKHMl ovnt untrt. Thry lllaknl Yhrlr Litre That Other* .May Lira! AT TWO THEATRES |Saturday and Sunday Matinee Only_____ IK k f <: A m l k ( AI « *. Ml K • •. y »» *. A ■\ f 8’ « i tel AI Salad Dressing I SULTANA STRAWnERRY NOW thru WED. AT l:0g . g i l l . 9:20 7:30 . 9:33 C O ftrJs m) 1*44 /DtottiFbod CourftouiSNtte SERVING ^4 to fie "family night” with free desserts fer all. . . end , Saturday at«ht l« "steak aigM” aAaa pM get a Mg 4k. T-Bone st«sk cooked your order for oaly Seminole Plaza ON V. 8. 17-92 SOUTH at teamMA91-M * A M . Omsnr:4 3 0 - 9 * 0 P.IfTrade Winds Cafeterias also located Ip Orlande, Leesbarg, Cocoa A « « ) r.n r* CDT-ST KTARTH THURSDAY ia the me sine oNf) a*. Inter « up. appeUDng at lads. Casselberry M9r7»7l ONDU H ID ! f IH ( t r\ 3 TM CATRf TOR ITI3 41 TL'KSDA V PS*a* B talatl ShawSag Adair SCalartala aaawl fiM a sir** •LO tB WITH THE PROPS: II STUARUKM” Ratals* Road a(at a R rd a w * PI a* SI *■■* Oaly WTAKI3 HER. SHteg WIRE” Jaaara Stewart I’m tflt I’M thg IncradW * ♦-------- »SA» incrtoiDM Mr. Um jwtf Mr. U iiN tJ v / 8TARTS THURS. A i Seminole Cinema only Sidney Politer Beet Actor For Performance in MLIUiee Of The Field” BABGAIN MATINEE 1 : 3 0 - 2 S«IRIsold 12:20 • I Psrkwood W Lb Yourdraamt com b triMwftb PLAID STAMPS ar ATtaMic 9 ISA roMdAMr. me. i A p l J> u p e r M a r k e t s - AMI l MI l 0IFIMBAll I PoOO Ml t; RAMI «IM1| t > Pricaa Ir Dm Ad a n lute threach Wadsue* ’ gay. April 21 Plnecreel Shoppinc Center | Hwy. 1 7 7 ] nt 17th �B O A R D IN G P«fire 10 — A p ril 20, IB M H O U SE DON'T LET IT WOR8V SOU: \X KNOW PlGtONS-*e~|h f A MONTH WE’LL HAVE ABOUTTHAT OFCOAKlNO THOUSAND© OP ’EM! SOI PICSOH6 WO RELEASED A n *m b w i l l Be t h s r 5UPPOSIMO THEY FAILS© TO . P ig e o n K in g s - w an * / RETURN HERB WITH SEVEN OR V LOOK AT TH'MONty S EIGHT HONORED PIGEONS A S WE FUSURBD/ WHAT WOULD X o*THAT SQUABS 2 F L L / fo * im th * . y— oo W it h -t h e s e s a c k * op f e e d OV f v _ e AIARK8TJ 3 JC O D IIX IH T TV EM YfW/ PO YOU HAN© AROUND WiTH M E V/HEN I'M TRYING TO PlC< UP 6 ZlS I BEETLE, ARE YtJU G0 .N3 STEAD/ With BUNN/? > RJDE G L A N C E S B y GalbraifK rr keeps me IN THK CIRCCIT CO tU T |)J M D r a n « b m in o l b c o c \ . TT FLORIDA. IN CHAN, cenr. no. itn a THE FRANKLIN 8AVIN 08 BANK IN THE CITT OK NEW YORK. • corporation. © css STEAO/ WITH rtaintirr, T». J O S E P H CATENAZZO nnd JEAN CATENAZZO, his wlf*. Defendant*. NOTICK OF t l l T THE STATE OK FLORIDA TO: Joseph Catsnasto and Jsaa Calenauo. hit wlf*. Rsaldenc* L’ nknown Milling Addreee —■ C/O Navy Earhange, Naval Station. Han Juan. P. R. TOU ARE HEItEBT NOTI­ FIED that a suit has hern filed against you In ths above causa and you ara required to flla your answer with the Clerk of this Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or Its attorney), Mahoney, Had. low. Chambeia A Adams. Bur* nett National nank Build In*. TH B V C O S T AAB + n . '^ r ~ ---------- ”1 SOON W E IL BE A B L E J VJUfS sirPALet R O C K ETS HAVE A L R E A D Y H IT -.T H E M OO N! ^ TO H IT ^ EVEN MORE | DISTANT J [P L A N E T S ? ! — -* W H AT V----- - H AP PEN S W HEN l TH EY S T A R T . ^ —.H I T T I N a eJTW AT W A S A e P R ETTY OOOD . Q U E S T IO N jt T^ PIGEON KINGS* cm , v s*, ms MEED ANEW ONE FOR A . | LONGTIME L_ NOW/ “ May I ask how you KNOW tha opposition party servaa a superior sandwich?” W E L L . IF HE K E E P S MAKING A RA CK ET '----- k , I K E T H A T . THAT SILLY B^D OUT.THERE IS vMAJONG SO MUCH NOISE . I CANT ■< § * f SLEEP 1— X 5 '. *IJ0 J.RWtLLMM> Legal Notice ,c r £ 7 | HE’LL BE A T IZ Z Y By K ate Osann > BACHELOR • —V ( ALL HIS LIFE EVERY DAT HE DOCS WWY.TOU WHAT I W ONT SHOULD B£ ABLE Tb DO FOR- PROUD OFANOTHER— ^ HI/A ____ LARD BURNS ME U P / TWENTY TljARS ter than Hay 12th, t i l l . If yon fall ao to do. a Decree Pro Confeeeo wi l l he entered agatnit you for the relief de. nianded In the Complaint. Thla •ult la to foreclose a mortgage. The real property proceeded agalnet l»: Lot 11. Illock R. Second Ravenna I’ork Section of Loch Arbo. according to the Plat th> o f a* re­ corded In Plat llook It, Peace J| thru 21 o f the Public Recorde of Seminol* County. Florida. Together with the following lteme of property which ara located In and permanently In­ stalled aa a part of the Im­ provement* on eatd property: I O.H. Refrigerator. Mode] No. nntl. Ser. No. <12112 I fl.E. Oven, Model No. JTI0. Her. No. ZT#T20S2 I O.E. Plate. Model Na. JI20. Ser. No. YT12»I21 The esprees enumeration erf tha foregoing Items shall not b* deemed to limit or restrict the applicability of any ethar language describing In gen­ eral terms other property In­ tended to be covered hereby. WE R E T IR E S / WHAT tS IT H E DOES tiff, hie agent or attorney.) Publfeli: April II, 10. 27. May 4. 1144 CDT-II O U R AN CESTO R S IN TUB CUICCIT CO CRT. NINTH J lllir lA L CIRCCIT. IN ANII FOR SBMINOLR COINTV. FLORIDA CARL M. AIUK. JR.. S25S3S323 WINTTWROP? WIWTHRCP* DID VOJ JUST COMB IN? TH A TBA GOOD QU&5 TI0 N ( ( *Ws uss beads for money— we have eaylng, 'bead won't buy happlneee but eure make living with ' aquaw a a sle rT ’ DID WINTHROP JUST COW£ TVU33U0 H HS25? 'I* this nail polish chip-proof? I do an awful lot of dialing!” C A R N IV A L "*Ay .T: •••.:• > !; ■ S—i — M /y v VS f \ n ■. g ITO1ADU3, e A pASa 8 I I , TOR h fec a e-1n« >J !} wSAKE, CAN T YOU WORK UP ANY MORE •PEEP? *8 NO m U N 1WHERE— va MYRTLE By Dick Turner HEY/ WHAT HAFTENEP TO TH' STORM? HIS Dt3AfFEARE0, POUF/ I w JUST UKE THAT? SH O R T RIBS IEW 0 M EARTH? I’M N O T t O SU R P R ISED . WELWWE UNITED STATES WAS INVADED BV -THE BEATLES A FEW WEEKS A 3Q FOR OUCIi MB , WA5 AHAZIMOLVl COOPERATIVE. STknow t h w b u ild u p QUrfE AN IMMUNITY T D INSECTICIDES AFTER AWHILE . DOCTOR! mow comb ir*nuuTtp thi* poww puxz oh «w L »* * r, . "No wonder wa eouldnt get each otharf Pea bean tailing your number axaotly every quarter hour. toaT The Americo* ~ ^ _ / W A K F l/P ^ SYLVESTER, YA BUM! IM PUTTIN' VArwOOCIN THERE'S NO PLACI ^ T SNOOZE lS H C * * r I French city IS opening TUirl'e mma a Tranagrcaaloe • Central Americas country 10 Storebouaae w fy M IS dimenuocai Hr eMakinsan BUGS B U N N Y IOOK...HE'S OROPFCO OFF TO SlCEPl THAIS A KEY STWLPE3MI NOW 0 0 )OU BK* , f uevarr o o u io e t A L NARCOLEPSY, oa.SHAHKTjl IT POCtMT ALW AYS T WORK THIS WkY.OFCOUMC. BUT 9H0UO WK TRY J ANOTHIR SUCOCN* K Z ~ , STIMULUS TESTl U3 am hs HThraa- , ANOTHIR RQOMly Ff U Rorky IS Mountain part BOW 11 Undoes tpueU M A| a Widgeon sulfragM IS JapaiMM com 24 American MDeilU nstitcA n ru II Meadow 1 1 » 4 1 1 r II SES.KS.— rr - < H 0 « li > HOW OOtS AIM4AY* AMAP SHOW UP *** rr2b J* i-1H ■ rrm i-r **! (r II ■ r T rr \- W Q n □ c □ II 12 r _ J P - J PlalntirR BATTS ARIE. DefemkaaS NOTICE TO DEFEND THE 8TATE OF FLORIDA TOl MYRTLE DATT8 ARIE l i l t Oral Htreet Rocky MounL North Car­ olina PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Complaint has been filed against you In the Cir­ cuit Court, Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit, In and for 8emlnnla Coun­ ty, Florida. In Chancery No. 12.117, tha abbreviated title of ahlch la CARL M. ARIE. JIL Plaintiff, versua M Y R T L E �- You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Phone Classified From Sanford 6. For Rent 9. For Sale or Rent 2 BR House. Study, Kitchen FURN. House in Sanford. $53 Living 3c Dining Rm. 2428 mo. Ph. Orlando 423-8111 or Myrtle Ave. South, Sanford Apopka 886-4849. (B^r ftnnfarh f rrnlh SWEETIE PIE April 20, 1964 — Page 11 16. Female Help Wanted 31. Poultry • Livestock By Nadine Seltzer STOREROOM, or offlee, on 12. Real Estate For Sale 1st. St., near 2 free park Ing lots. Inquire. Manuel New Custom Built Home on Exchange Jacobson's Dept. Store. Crystal Lake. For informa­ tion call 322-3378. 1 BR. Fum. Apt. Ground floor. Contact 2312 Palmetto Really Blg-BIG-BIG 322-5612 From Seminole County SWIMMING POOL Modern, clean, 2 BR apt. 601 Palmetto. 322-5492 or 1374. DO See this ovcrsiie 60-acre Swimming Pool. DO see Gar. apL 1201 Magnolia Ave this 2 acres of Lakefront Apply 3-4:30. privsey. DO see this Urge NOT LONG DISTANCE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath masonry 2 BR House. 8M E. 20th. Ph. home. DO see acres of 322 9988. twimmlng & fishing water. Furn. Apt. $45. 811 Park. DO start leisurely lakeCLASSIFIED INDEX front living, glg.ooo with Furn. House. $60. 2 BR, In Terms! Call Stamper Agen­ 1. Lost & Fount! quire at Five Points. Keys cy, 1919 So. French. Phone at Wern Gas Station. Hlwiy 2. Notices - Personals 322-4991. 17-92, South. Office 204 W. First 1. Lost & Found y)ST: Ladies Bulova wrist watch, broken band, Down, town Sanford. Ph. 322-3175. LOST: Female Siamese cat, Ravenna Park, Temple Dr. area. Children's pet. Re* ward. 322-2512. 2 BR furn. for rent. 1 BR 3 BR, Fla. rm., lit bsths, cent heat, air-eond. $84 mo. tncl. furn. apt. Ph. 322-5680. taxes. 322-2261. Nice 8 R. frame. Income pos aib. $7,200 In 2 yrs. Ship shape! Shady, cool. 2 lots, Cut to $«,M0. 322-5689. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 2 BR House, kit. equlpt. $75. 2512 Yale Ave. off 25th, near 2 BR. Home, Stuay, li t Baths, large Family Rm. In “Whit would you recommend aa a birthday gift for base. Ph. 322 2614. the dog that hat everything?" good neighborhood; includ FURN. Apt. 322-2800. log steve, refrig., room air 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale conditioner, washing ma Apt. for rent, 505 Myrtle Ave, chine 8c rugs. Really ter 3 BR, CB house Ravenna Pk. Phone 322-5802. IDYLLW1LDE rifle buy! Monthly pay­ MODERN 1 and 2 Story SC00 Down, $81 mo. VA RENTALS ments $83.50. niort. Call after 5 p. m. Homes, featuring 3 6c 4 2 BR, Unfurn. kit. equipped, KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 322-0053, DR's, and 2 and 245 Baths, Inc. 150 ft. bathing beach on Spacious living rooms, de­ FA 2-8074 Lake Mary ......... $145 mo. UNDER CONSTRUCTION lightful dining-family room 2 BR, with study, dining combo's, fully equipped lux 3 Bedroom, Hi Rath, Spac­ room, kit. equipped, double NEAR GOLF COURSE l ious masonry home in ury kitchens, panoramic carporte, newly painted. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Ranch Close-In location to Schools, walls of glass-sliding doors Style with Florida Rm., Churches, Shopping. Uuy be­ Lake privileges . . . $150 mo. from living 6i family rooms Separate dining room, Urge fore completion and choose On Lake Mary. Fum. 2 DR to double patios, double car kitchen, PLUS SWIMMING your own colors. FHA Ap­ house with sunporch $75 mo. porfes, and a full line of POOL. No closing costs a f­ proved at $14,500 — $450 FRANK EVANS "Fine Home" extras, in­ ter $700 down. Payments on Down. No closing costs. Ph. 322-4417 — 322-1733 cluding central air-condition­ FI IA approved price of NOT a Project Home I ing. Drive out today for a $17,000. We have the Keyl Unfurnished 2 BR, bouse, kit complete Inspection! chen equipped. 322-3651.• Payton Realty Furn. Apt. 2300 Mcllonvtllc. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS I Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty 1901 S. Park 322-5232 Niles: 322 8971-3031 or 2248 2565 Tark Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. Dr. 322-2120 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt. bath and ahower, suit­ 4 BR, 2 Rath House In Park Owner b e i n g transferred. Ridge. Assume paymenu. Must sell 3 IIR, 2 bath able for couple or single Call 322-0341. home in Ravenna Park, person or retired. All utili­ Sanford, Ph. 323 0618. ties included in rent. Ideal­ ly located on First St., with­ GREENHItlAH in 1 block of 2 free parking BEDROOM HOMES Choice lota available In lots and ahopplng center. In­ IMMEDIATE Greenbrier of Loch Arbor quire at Manuel Jacobson OCCUPANCY overlooking golf course. Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. Air-Conditioning Optional Custom building to your As Low as $350 Down specifications. Greenbrier RENT A BED CRYSTAL LAKE 1 <i -K developed by RoUaway, Hospital 8c Baby LAKE MARY KINGSWOOD Beds. West on 25th St. and BUILDERS, INC. By Day, Week, or 51onth Left on Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. FA 1-5181 US W. 1st St. 202 Fairmont Dr. 322-2744 CARROLL’S FURNITURE FA 2-8074 3&4 RENTALS - LEASES Fum. A pt, Nice ......... Notices • Personals Fum. 2 BR Home . . . . VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL Fum. 3 BR Home ......... REPAIRS — SALES — 3 BR, Rav. Park ......... 3 BR, 2 Bath, Lg......... ALL MAKES Phone 322-2211 3 BR, 2 Bath, Clean. .. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. !. Education • Instruction Seminole Realty $ 65 $ 85 $120 $110 $115 $120 $145 LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD (South on 17-92—6 ml. 2 Blks. Northwest of I-ongwood Plaza) TRAILER I..ADES CONSIDERED LMN Enterprises, Inc. Stenstrom Realty Ph. 838-3911 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 JUST LISTED! A MAYFAIR BEAUTY Attractive 2 Bedroom Home on nice corner lot In Mayfair; alto having dining room and abanlutely huge air • conditioned Faintly Room. All far $13,000; $500 Down and $92 a month. Here's your chance to own a Mayfair Home. SOUTH W ARD Comfortable and Cozy 3 BR Rm. fu n . apt. 1st floor. Investment k Realty CIom uptown, $40 mo. Call Home, situated on Urge oak322 0173 shaded corner lot. Featurei 116 N. Park Ave. 322-1281. includes Den, wood floors, 2 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys sir-conditioner, fence, and EVERETT A. llA R I’ ER at 817 Catalina Dr. AOENCY • REALTOR numerous other quality ex­ 2465 S. Park Ava. FURN. 2 BR Duplex, terrazto tra*. $13,150, with Just $695 Down and $88 per month! Ex­ Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 floors, tile bath. 322-6201. clusive! Beautiful custom-built 3 BR, 2 BR. Fum. Duplex. Available 2 bath, Fla. room, white April 11. 1-BR. Unfurn. Du­ terrazso floors, complete plex. Available May 1. 14th elec, kitchen, dishwasher, Ave. Longwood, a ml. from 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 disposal. Priced below ap­ 4. Transportation N.A.S. Ph. 831-3298. praisal. 322-7480 days, or H Acre loU. Terms. Just out­ WANTED. Ride from Midway 2 BR, fully furnished. Avail­ 322-5836 after 6 p. m. 2611 side West city limits, $1,250. to Plnecrest area Mon., able May 1. Prefer adulte. Iroquois Ave. 312 1936. Wed., Frl.. Ph. 322->078. 1503 Sanford Ave. g BEDROOM, atr-condltloned, UNFURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. K it b. For Kent l i t baths, Fla. room, fenced equlpt. 108V4 W. llth St. Ph. yard, with patio. Ravenna Furn. 1 Bdrm. Apt. $45. 2101 3493152. Park. Low down payment, Property Management Magnolia—322-3951 assume monthly payment. & Sales Broker Robert A. Williams 3 BR, kitchen equip., built-in Phone 322-9357. back porch, utility mom, UA K A APARTMENTS: double garage. I22-M88. 2 BR., 1 BATH ims private baths, 114 Offers for your selection Screened porch, Including kit­ First St. NICE New I BR Home, 4 blks. these Beautiful 2, 3, * 4 chen equip. Down psyment fm. acbool A Shopping Cen­ Bedroom $15o. Monthly Payments ter. Lake Mary. $65 month­ $56.50. ly. Moona Jarvis, 323-iato. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, THE c o l HT OS' THE 1ST V Jt’ IMJi:. •ENIXOLU Room for Rant, Kitchen prlINC. l » T V , m u : OF FLOE322-8074 vllegef. Lady only. 137 I. I N FlloUATK Maine SL Longwood. Fla. Men-women, 18-32. Start high a a 1102.00 • week. Prepar­ atory training until appoint* ed. Thouiandi of Jobe open. Experience usually unnec­ essary. FREE information on Jobs, salaries, require­ ments. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 73, Sanford Herald. I Stenstrom Realty V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Government O w ned r» I hr ll.U I r mti IIKKV IV. LYNCH. Nice Room k board for man or lady, dose In town. Ph. n u L s o r it 'B toiler i> htrrby «lv»n that 322 3893. U tcn ild . umlrrilRDi'l wilt, or th# It ila> nf Stay. A.D. ISS4, •rtil In tha llonoral.W jnly JiiUa# of Frmioolr i n l y , Florida, hi> final r«ii, account aa Eaaculor of Fatal# of DoRSEY W. NCIt. dacaaaad, and at aald a. than and thara. make opa 1 1tin C.. I lie a.ld Juia* final aftll-n i.n l of hla adilatratlon of raid i.la lr, and ».rA*r dlarheralnB him aueh Kacculor. >ai.d llila tha tlh day of r.l. A U ISSi. /•/ TMBnnnnr. k . I.YNCII. Hit. Aa R ia iu la r nf Iho K .ia lr of IxaUtii: V YV. LYNCH. |>rrt as»tl. ci. A- UI'KKH. Jit- yfn*># for liM K itlU MisnolU A 'tn u t iforL Ftorlds li h Anrll 13. 20, 27. y 4. m i T-ai 3 BR house. $35 mo. Call af­ ter 4 p. m. 323-1862. 1 BR., Fum. Apt. with Pvt. bath. 317 S Park Ave. Clean room* for men. 401 Magnolia Ave. 222-0720. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322.4313. i. fu r Sal* or lUnl 4 BR. modern, kit. equip. $313 cash, $3) mo. Owner will finance. 1117 Douglaa. Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, tee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA >2111 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Night FA 2-0841 LAKE. Call e v e n i n g * 323 0700 322-1597. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla DEPENDABLE WOMAN Jersey Cow. due to calf short­ Kenmore 4-burncr, top grill, Full-time Management Posi­ ly. Ph. 322-2547 after 4:S0 gas range, large oven, tion with leading Direct p.m. broiler, clock timer, $50. Sales Organization. .lust Aqua, Walts length formal, have experience In Direct Must sell due to Illness, 150 size 7, cost $30, worn once, caged pullets, Ideal H3\Ys, Selling, Phone and Car. No $15. 322-0758. laying about 7 wks. Rargain parties, no night work. Sal­ $200. Also stewing hens, 3 Dressmaker's b u s t , pract. ary. For interview, write for $1.00. 322-1538. new, tewing machine, odds P. O. Box 7471, Orlando, F U „ giving resume of psst k ends Household Goods. 31A. Pets 322-5680. experience. Litter English Setter ?ups for Gibson Tenor Guitar, practi sale. Ph. 322-9223. rally new. Cost new $150 with carrying case. 322-2928. 2 Male Toy Poodle pups, 6 Steady employment In ■ mo­ wks old. Chsmpagne color­ USED k REPOSSESSED dern air-conditioned factory. ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 322-8096. MERCHANDISE SALE Apply In person to Alix of — NO MONE DOWN Y— Sanford, lliway 17-02. Do not 32. Flowers • Shrubs Take upPayments Thone. BLOOMING Roses on Choro- GE Refrig., like new ..$165 00 kes stock. All other kinds Gas Range, Nice ..........$133.60 17. M ale n e lp W an ted of Nursery shrubbery and 2 Remington Razors $12.50 ea. trees. CHRISTIAN MAN needed. 20 In. Fan with itand ..$17.50 Grny Shadows Nursery Full or part-time—lifetime ZigZag Sewing Machine $95.00 5 Ml. S, on Senford Ave, security. Exp. S u n d a y GE Air-Conditioner .. $249.75 School, ministry helpful. 33. Furniture 3 Bicycles ............. $7.50 es. Earn $100 weekly k up. No GE Stereo ....................$119.95 competition. Write John Ru- Used furniture, appliances, Kelvinator Elec. Range $39.95 tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Westinghouse Refrlg. ,.$99.95 din Co., 22 W. Madison St., Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Frigidalre Refrlg........... $49.95 Chicago 2, 111. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Admiral Refrlg..............$109.95 Man to sharpen saws—main­ GOODYEAR SERVICE Sell Us Your Furniture. tain woodworking equip­ STORES Quick Service With the ment, full or part time. Ph. 3222821 Cash. SUPER TRADLNG 555 W. 1st St. 322-7322. TOST. FA 2-0677. HAIRY INDIGO Sewing Machine Operators Needed 425-5938 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mnlc Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 21. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio Si Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Sendee 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tool* 31. Poultry - Live atock 31 A. Pc'.* 32. Flo\v »rs - Shrubs 33. Furniture 31. Articles Tor Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabnnas 40. Farm Equipment 34. Articles For Stale $100 DOWN That's Right! Only 1100 Down will buy you a fully remod­ eled 2 BR or 3 BR, 14i Bath Home In Country Club Man­ or. Just $52 per month <$C7 for the 3 UR Homes) Includ­ ing taxes and insurance! LESS for Navy Families! Results count, and it'a a pro­ ven fact that these Homes are selling FAST! Only a few remain to be sold, and w« have a Key. Call To­ day) P. S. Immediate occupancy granted Navy Families. May we serve you? 2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 FREE ESTIMATE Plymouth 1957, excellent con­ dition, $290. Phone 322-8888. Semi-Trailer, >4’ $325. 122-8817. flat bed, 332 cu. f t '58 Ford engine. Best offer. Call 322-9557. N o Money Down! 57 Chevy Hardtop ......... $8M 58 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan . . . 515 58 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan . . 895 53 Chevy 2-Dr HT ......... 295 55 Mercury 4-Dr Sed .. 295 55 Plymouth 4-Dr Bed .. >95 54 Bulck 4-Dr Sed. Air . MS 58 Studebaker Sta Wag . 395 Abave C an A-l Condition Open I a. m. to 8 . m. Except Sunday BOB M cK EE USED CARS 701 S. French Ave. 323-0721 37. Boat* • Motor* Gateway To Tha Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy pslnted, forward hatch, top and side curtains, 75 John­ son, 2 tanks, Gator trailer, and many extras, $975. Ph. The Ideal cover crop, also 322-4175 after 8 p. m. for pasture sowing. Regu­ 14* Runabout, Tilt trailer, 40 lar, 100 lbs. — 533.00 hp. Elec. Starter, Radio, Quantity lots $31.Oo New cover. All acces. 1951 Pensacola Bahai Rig comp. $595. 322-9498. 100 lbs. — $25.00 Quantity lots $24.00 USED BOATS ic motors. A. M. PREVAT, 749-2115, SE­ GUNS. Ntw k Used. Larg* VILLE, FLA. •election. Will trade, ala* Upholstering & Mattress ren­ Will Babysit my home for ovating. New 4i Used Furni­ working Mother. 322-5191. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. FA 3-2117. Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. For tlie biggest selection of 20. B a b y s itte rs nearly new and used furni ture, sec Noll’s Furniture BABYSITTING in my home. repair. Tackle sold A re­ Brokerage in Casselberry Rent Blue Lustre Electric 322-2274. paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Carpet Shampoocr. Only $! on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6 Camp <i Gun Shop. per day. Carroll's Furniture. 21. B eau ty Salon* WANTED reliable coupl* to take up monthly payment* Taylor Top Playpen, Jumper, Like new, 14 Ft. plywood Complete Beauty Service fishing boat, to hp. Johnson, Babysitter k tub; 3 pc. liv­ of $13.50 on 3 complete 3 Senior Operators trailer. $300. 307 Tucker Dr., ing rm. suite; 2 Trains, II. rooma of furniture. Call Free Parking at 2nd & Oak Sunland. Phone 322-1M7 o r O. Complete layout. Phone TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col 322-5742 105 So. Oak 322-7781. 322-6191 or 322-8475. leet. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Ace Beauty Salon Call for Evening Appts. Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 ft ROOMS FOR ONLY Free Parking $12.03 A MONTH 3 OR., 119 bath home. As* Sofa Bed k Matching Chair aume payments. 322-3435. Spring Permanent Special 2 End Tables 20 Percent off regular prices Coffee Table Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop 2 Lamps REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0831 Bedroom Suite Complete with 3rd 8c Park Ave. Mattress k Box Springs Thone 322-5641 2R. Plumbing .Servlet* 5 Pc. Dinette Set PLUMB1NO MAYFAIR This Group Only $249.95 Contraetlng Repair* NEW 4 HR. 2 Ballt Home, Other groups $299.95 k up completely loaded, in citin g FREF ESTIMATES Central Air k Intercom, (n R. L. HARVEY beautiful Mayfair! Total 204 Sanford Ave. F t 2-3383 Longwood Plaza — Ph.138-4583 price—Just $22,300 with low .'ll. A rticle s F o r S al* Down Payment! Available 77. Special Service* NOW, and We have the Keyl For Repair* and Painting, call Single tied, Maple, box aprings k mattress. 322-7214. 322-5126 after 5 p. in. week F U R N IT U R E 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime Ball-Blair Agency Budget Furn. Co. Air • Conditioner (Coldspot), 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 14,500 H.T.U., good cond. Used Vclo-Solcx motor bike, $125, I'll. 3229424. good condition, excellent for beginners. 322-2928. SINGER SLANT O-JIATIC Repossesed. Would like re­ 51-74 Harley Davidson Motor# sponsible parly to take up cycle, all white with b lick payment! of $9 per month bags, good cond. 349-4151. on Slant-O-Malic Automatic Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. 3 9 . T ra iler* • C aban a* Guaranteed, Like New sew­ ing condition. Call Collect 241-9587 evcnlngi or 422 Spring 0032, Service Discount. Set twin beds, Complete. $30. Ph. 322-5666. S A V IN G S 3.1. Article* Wan led SALE Will pay rash for Remington Rolamatlc Shavers not over 5 years old. Tho Vogue, 110 days. A riot of Bargain buy a . . . CYPnESS SIDING. Windows N. Blvd., DeLand. doi*n of the latest modal* k doors. Cheap. See at Pisno Tuning and Repair 322-2420 2568 Park Dr. Just wilting your aeleettee. Talma Hotel. Plano wanted. Any kind k W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 You c u buy • Beautiful condition. 322-8421, 521-2716 TVs Used. All makes 8t mo­ Need a Painter? 322 3090. 2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS dels. 700 W. 9th. 322 9792. WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large 1904 HOMEMAKER 1, Hi. k 2 BATHS P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, or small amounts. Bonded By American Coach Co. APR. SPEC. Men’ s Shoes. Large, SmaU. Call Hob DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ 10’ WIDE 2 BDRMS $3.99 pair. Surplus City, 201 323-0742. field. FA 2-4244 W. 1st St., Sanford. I-ow Monthly Payments Berryhlll Painting Contractor. 30. Automobile* • Trucks READY MIX CONCRETE For Complete Information Commercial - Industrial * Pallas, Floor, Free Estlm a.ji '39 English Ford Fordor. Good Seo Or Call Your Residential. Free estimate. transportation. 1250. Phone We Appreciate Your Busi­ Sills, lintels, steps, blacks, 3228191 or 322-9475. sand, cement, rock, pipe, ness. 122 2287. steel, gressa traps, dry BUYING A NEW *r SALES BROKER AIR-CONDITIONING wells. Stepping stones. USED CART Oet on tha spot Bank Rate MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. By FEDDERS FINANCE IT WITH US Financing . . . only 10% 309 Elm Ave. 322 3751 If. B. POPE GO., Inc. 8 Low Interest Rat** Down. 322 4234 322-2420 200 So. Psrk Ave. 2565 Park Dr. Stenstrom Realty FHA - VA HOMES $100 Only $2987 FHA - VA SAVE $600 Stenstrom Realty Large 2 BR, block house, oak WELuS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS floors, walk-ln p a n t r y , All Types and Sizes screened porch, rariHirte, tool sited, city water k deep Wo Repair anil Service well. Shade trees, lot 120x S T I N E 135. Close to schools, 2428 Machinery and Supply Co. Cedsr Ave., 2 blocks W. of 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6 433 Winn Dixie. PAINTING, Inlerlor-Extcrior, and all types Home Repairs. All Work $100 to $3,500 May be Financed 1 to 3 yrs. to THE TIME TESTED FIRM lie N. Psrk Ave FA 2-6123 Pay. A. J. ADCOCK, Gen. Contr. SALK OR TRADE 322 9558 2 lilt, Furn. bouse and 2-!■- - I. 1 — Rooin Cottage. Establislied 29. Automobile Service egg route. $7,500. Wrlle COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Sanford Herald, Box 74. Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Recoring IS llunine** Opportunity 4k repsirs discounted. COIN OPERATED 211tt E. 3rd. 322-3113 St. Johns Realty 25c CAR WASH b ig $ $ s a v in g s On Floor Models k Demonstrators (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) In Your Home 8 Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK $ Bank $ Repossessions In Sanford Call SINGER National AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Wagner’s Amoco and Associate! 191 Wait Fairbanki Ava. Winter Park, Florida SINGER Birthday Sale! '60 Ford, $441 bal. $26 mo. *39 Rambler, $881 bal, $3S mo. Representative at '59 Hillman, $661 bal, $32 mo. Alan’i Fabrics k Rugs '58 Mercury, $513 bal, $29 mo. 322-5783 '53 Plymouth, $99 bal, $5 mo. '50 Rambler, $311 bal, $24 mo. ZENITH Stereo $25. 322-0848. '36 Cadillac, $462 bal, $28 mo. DAVENO, Exc. cond. $50. Ph. '33 Cadillac, $392 bal, $32 mo. '37 Dodge, $387 bal, $31 mo. 322-8096. '58 Rambler Wag. $571 bal, SEWING MACHINE $31 mo. REPOSSESSED SINGER '59 Ford, $447 bal, $27 mo. Fully automatic. Sews on ‘60 Plymouth, $532 bal, $28 mo. buttons. Makes buttonholes, *53 Nash, $119 bal, $5 mo. embroiders, m o n o g r a m s , blind hems, etc. All with­ out attachments. Guaran­ teed. Like new. Sold new over $300. Balance due only Repossessions Senkarik Glass and Paint $79.86 or $8.08 month. Call Company INC. Collect for Free Home Trial 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 341-9388 Servtee Discount. 1012 Sanford Ave. Auto G lau, Topa Open til 9, I Days Weak Portable Typewriters, Under­ It Sea* Covert Phona 323-4503 wood, new 1964 models with Tlii* totally new RAM JET Doit-yourself 24-hour Coln ope-ated Auto Laundry Is Abso­ lutely Unbelievable! 1 IThe customer can get a car clean inside and nut for less (bin 60c. Operators re­ port esrnlngs of $600.00 to 304 W. 2nd St. FA ! *033 $1,500,00 per month. No em ­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED ployes required. $4,500 00 minimum cash required— Balance can be financed. 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CUSTOM HEALTY D IC K ’S WINTER PARK Corner Lee ltd. and 17-92 Phone 844-0021 APPLIANCE SERVICE t ie Haaford Ava, 812.7888 CALL •••"44M MACKU BROS, D IY W H TMt * slt* ha ai uenari i t �— Li j /iH 1 W |» 00 r A« PIG RE R i, m DC 6U Kl Bjr Holme* Alexander WASHINGTON - Some of « s the other night at a atag party briefing listened to an analysis of the Johnson Bud get by an Elsenhower Repub­ lican. The normal political bias waa there, but so were the bona fldes. The briefing officer, an es tabitshed and experienced ex pert, had spent 10 workdays doing a line-by-line dissection o f LBJ’s 1,165-page, fourpound, seven-ounce fiscal ten lament, the Federal Budget for the year that begins in July, and of related docu ments. All the presidential claims of prudence and fru gality, economy and cutback, PA H at George Stuart's : E 4 NEW 1964 OFFICE GUIDE IDIAS fe hale yen cut the «•#» ef yeer #Hk* vuk. K l m u et M e d a r e Office BqaTpment and Filina Syitems. eila M t Much thl, M *» veur M mm Irttorh..* geoxgo stu a rt SSS Cart M I m m OrlMth thrMi * , : i Page 12 — April 20,19*4 | m H Which One Is The Myth - - Johnson Or Kennedy 3 I # : tfU' H* V M fw rR made since last November, were examined, analyzed and evaluated. And as the mean­ ing of it all began to break through upon us, a financial reporter at my table leaned toward me and said: "P oor Jack!” Poor John F. Kennedy! For, If our briefing officer’s reve­ lations of LHJ’s fiscal trick­ ery and bookkeeping contri­ vances were at all valid, and if the country, the Congress and the press are being gull­ ed into believing the presi­ dential claims, then Johnson had written another searing chapter on tho "m yth" of JFK. Somebody asked the inevit­ able question: If cutting the Budget and halving the deficit were so easy, why hadn’t Kennedy, with exactly tho same team of financial advis­ ers that Jqhnion was using, done the same thing? "Well, Kennedy w a l k e d more boldly, more honestly up to the facts," we were told. So, which m a n is the "m yth ": JFK or LBJ? I would want to wait a while to find the answer. Johnson, with his keener sensitivity to pub­ lic and Congressional senti­ ment, moved with speed and flourish to achieve economics. He cancelled the Dynasoar project. He ordered the clos lng of obsolete military basrs He cut the projected Federal roster. He brought in a Bud­ get that was well under the frightening <100 billion figure. . !> ill in V. 'I , take your bcrt and ball homcl We'll get our own through our Hometown Western Auto CATALOG CENTER1 214 EAST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA t I He slashed the “ planned” de licit in twain. Before going into the al leged bamboozle, it ought to be said that a certain amount is allowable for political show manship. All presidents make their budgets and budget planning look as plausible and palatable as possible. In Johnson’s case, he greatly heartened the general public, which is sickened by decades of big Federal spending. And he cheered lire business com munity, which has already re sponded with rising private enterprise investment. Confl donee-building is part of any president's Job, and Johnson docs it superbly. Moreover, although John son is accused by Republicans of saving today what must be spent tomorrow, there is a chance that he may be saving tomorrow also. M i l i t a r y spending, especially on the nuclear arsenal, has reached a high plateau from which we may, by 1065-00 be ablo to level off or make a drastic reduction. If so, Johnson's bctling-on-tiic-futurc econom­ ics will prove more genuine than Republicans allow. But meanwhile, here are some hand - is • quicker • than • the-cye manipulations which seem to make Johnson look like a better president than Kennedy: Soon after Kennedy’s death, Johnson increased his prede­ cessor’s spending program by $600 million, which might Just as well have come next year. The move made JFK look like the spender and I.BJ like next year's saver. Kennedy had es­ timated tho tax cut would stimulate prosperity and gain <1.4 billion in Federal reve­ nues. Somehow, Johnson lean­ ed on Walter Heller and Kermit Gordon—the financial wiz­ ards who served both Presi­ dents — to make this figure read <1.6 billion — a gain of better than <3 billion for John­ son over Kennedy, Soon after Kennedy's death, Johnson announced a "sub­ stantial decrease in Federal employment. 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The candi­ date was informed he could not advertise on city property but, by custom, he could hang his sign over city streets. An­ other candidate's sign has been displayed for months on the police benevolent build­ ing on the lake front. And how about candidate* parking their automobiles, with signs, on the city streets? Question: Where does city property atart and stop? • • • Constable Bob Carroll's aid was enlisted by the Fill last weekend. FBI came to town in search of a convict who had escaped from a Georgia chain gang after serving eight months of a 30-to-yoar sen­ tence. Bob led them to Wil­ liam A. Speigle, of Citrus Heights, now in Orange Coun­ ty jail awaiting return to a Georgia prison. • • • Jaycces didn’ t lake a chance on missing anyone in the Sa­ bin oral vaccine drive against polio . . . prisoners in city, Jail, county and state prison farm were given doses; tak­ en with tlieir own consent, of course. • • • Small claims court has been moved from the court house to Masonic Temple building. The court house space will lie used as a private office by County Commissioner*. • • • Lib Metlivln genial sheriff’ s department dispatcher, urges all to ride around Sanford on these beautiful days, observing all the beautiful floral dis­ plays in the private gardens. For example, the riot of red and white with that yardful of petunias at Cameron and Celery. • • • City Manager Pete Knowles warns householders than an out-of-town tree contractor is undercutting local firms and leaving their trash for the residents to clean up. Knowles wants it known that city re­ fuse crews do not pick up tree trimmings and cuttings. • • • R. E. Porter hears that the PIC building at Railroad Ave­ nue and Commercial Street 1* to be improved (at lo n g e s t ) to the tunc of $20,000 and con­ verted into an office building. Mary llarkey suggests the owners remove the unsightly tin canopy, loo. • • • Mary Terwilliger called to say that the Seminole High Class of '39 is planning a re­ union on June 0 . . . but hav­ ing difficulty locating four former classmates: Octavia Blades, Bertha Mae Hart., Lorraine liegman and Ethel Dale. Any information alwut these girls may he called to Jack Boll at 322 8573. • • • Bumper strip on a loc .1 car reads: “ Dimmit dammit." And another good one U . . . “ If you hic hikc! 1" • • • Gov. Farris Bryant, not­ ing correct posture "is one of the greatest contributing factors to better health,," has proclaimed May 1-7 as “ Corree Posture Week" in Flor­ ida. » • • • P R O P H E C Y : Postmast­ er General Gronouski'a curttailmrnt of postal services on Saturdays, in keeping with President Johnson’s economy move, ultimately will lead to complete elimination of mail service on Saturdays. Thai's not yet a fact; Just a pro­ phecy. That item In Monday’ s pap­ er about stamp uU .t being eliminated on Saturdays was In error. It should have read there will be no money orders, etc., issued on Saturdays. Sor­ ry, John and all you other postmasters. • V • Quote from the Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin: Don't drive ■s if you own the rosd; drive s i if you owned the car. United Press Lease., )Yre Established 1908 TUES., APRIL 21. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 173 Cuba Protests U . S. Plane Flights Reconnaissance Called 'Highly Dangerous' j u i w a ... BRIEFS More Voters EDWIN L. MASON, peeking re-election to the Florida Public Utilities Commission, is welcomed to Sanford and Seminole County by State Sen. Mack Cleveland. At the present time Mason is serving as chairman of the statewide commission. (Herald Photo) Britain Joins U. S., New York Faces Biggest Traffic Reds In Nuclear Cut Jam In History LONDON (UPI) - Britain, tho minimum necessary to NEW YORK (U P I ) - W e d ­ following the United States maintain our independent nu­ and Russia, announced today clear delerrcnt und to meet nesday's opening of the New that military nuclear fuel pro­ ail our defense requirement* York World's Fair may pro­ duction is being “ gradually vide the city with its biggest for the foreseeable future,’ ’ terminated." traffic jam in history if civil Prime Minister Sir Alec the announcement said. rights demonstrators go Welcoming the United States Dougla*-lIomc told parliament ahead with plans for a “ stallany plutonium produced by and Soviet decisions Monday in." to cut hack production of fis­ civil reactors will not be used Despite a court restraining sionable material, Douglasfor nuclear weapons. order and sharp warnings Home said Britain is "con­ Douglas - Home’ s announce­ from city officials, leaders of ment said the United States tributing fully to the initia­ rebellious chapters of the tive President Johnson ami also has undertaken to use Congress of Uncial Equality none of the plutonium, sup­ I Premier Nikita Khrushchev (CORE) thus far have refus­ plied to it by Britain under are now taking." He said British production ed to call off the planned dem­ existing agreements, for wea­ of fissionable materials al­ onstrations. pons production. Mayor Robert F. Wagner ways has been on a very “ Her majesty’s government scolded the organisers as men much smaller scale than in have already adjusted their holding “ a gun at the heart of supplies of fissile material to the United States and Rus­ the city." sia. A court order banning the In Moscow East-West agree­ ment on reduction of enrich­ threatened "slall-in" of more ed uranium and plutonium than 2.500 automobiles on ma­ production was hailed by dip­ jor arteries leading to the fair lomats here as an important in Queens was issued Mon­ step in continuing the cold day. war thaw. Observers pointed out that Most of the 5.WKJ Shriner* But scientifir expert* in the stall in plans may have visiting Sanford Friday and Western missions here said it gathered so much momentum Saturday will participate in n would,be wrong lo expect the the organisers may not he parade, m-eording to Leltoy agreement lo alter the mili­ able to halt the demonstra­ Robb, public ity chairman. tary strength of either side. tion. The parade will form at At Geneva, Russia said that I Also threatened for the First Street and Cypres* Ave­ its cutback in (he production opening day of Hie fair was nue and move out at 10:30 of nuclear explosives would disruption n( subway and u.m. Snturdny, moving west he approximately the same Long Island Rail Road ser­ on First Street, south on Oak as the American reduction. vice to tlic fair site and sit-in Avenue, east on Third Street, President Johnson announc­ blockades of key bridges and north on Sanford Avenue, ed Monday that the United tunnels between Manhattan east on Second Street and Stales will reduce production and the Long Island fair site. disband in the vicinity of the of enriched uranium by to After a meeting Monday Slitinc Club. per rent and of plutonium by wiili Queens Hist. Ally. Frank Local residents also will he 20 per cent. I). O'Connor, the CORK lead­ entertained by tire Bahia ers still were defiant. Shrine Temple band of Orlan­ do at 7:30 p.m. Friday at First Street and Mugnolia Avenue, Robb said. The two-day program for Tom Gilchrist, vice presi­ the Shrincrs, themselves, will dent and general manager of open with n golf tournament WESH-TV has announced that at noon Friday at Mayfair the entire two hours of Thurs­ Country Club. Federal Deposit Insurance day morning's presentation of Highlight of the meeting Hie Today Show will lie spent Corporation has approved the will he the initiation of 100 recapping the highpoints of application of the United Statu candidates into the Shrine Wednesday's day and night Rank of Seminole for deposit Saturday afternoon at Semi­ opening of the 1964-65 New insurance. Official notifica­ nole High School. tion of this approval was re­ York World's Fair. Most of the show, Gilchrist ceived by T. K. Tucker, San­ said, will he on-the-spot cov­ ford banker. Tucker heads a group of lo­ erage. The program will heshown at its usual time, start­ cal businessmen who arc or­ ganizing tills new venture. In­ ing at 7 a m. cluded in this group are Mark Thu Raiiford-Seminole Coun­ N. Cleveland Jr., Hamid II. ty Junior Chamber of Com­ Kastner, Charles Robinson, ment- will conduct its annual election o f officers at the The Board of Directors of Adnt. R. W. Jackson, J. I). w e e k l y lunchron meeting the Seminole County Chamber Wright Jr., Thomas McDon­ Thursday in the Civic Center. of Commerce will meet at 7 ald, taring Burgess, W. A. Absentee ballots may be p. m. today at the Trade- Patrick ami Andrew Carraeast W< line-day until 7 p.m., winds Cafeteria in Cassel­ way. berry. As spokesman for this group, at the JuyCee Building. Tuckrr slated that the new bank will issue capital stock In the total amount of $400.uxt. Considerable local inter­ est in the stock has already been manifested, and it ap­ pears that the issue will hr oversubscribed. Tucker indi­ cated, however, that every ef­ fort will lie made to assure lo­ cal residents the opportunity to secure some of the stork. The United State Rank will be located in the new Sanford Shopping Center in south Sanford at the corner of Onora Street and U. S. High­ way 17-92. This locstion will enable the bank to serve both the residential areas of San­ ford and also the heavily pop­ ulated central portion of Sem­ inole County. SANFORD REALTOR William JL Stamper, Officers of the new bank right, receive* certificate from A. R. Lormunn, will be T. E. Tucker, chair­ president of the Seminole County Hoard o f Real­ man; Loring Burgess, presi­ tor*, appointing him district chairman of the dent; John Y. Mercer, vice National Institute o f Real Estate Broker* for president, and Mrs. Mary R. the State o f Florida. Presentation woa made Douglass, assistant vice presi­ Monday night at a meeting o f the board held dent and cashier. at Lyman High School. (Herald Photo) Shrine Parade Set Saturday Fair Opening To Be On W ESH-TV Jaycees Elect Slate Thursday CC Board FDIC Approves Bank's Request TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — There »re neaily * half-million more people eligible to vote in Florida than the Inst time the state elected a gov­ ernor. Hunt Slayer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Police conducted ■ houseto-house canvass today of the resident ini area where a pret­ ty secretary Helen Mae Ad­ kins, 22, was found beaten, strangled and raped. Rocky In N. O. NEW ORLEANS (U PI) — New York Gov. Nelson Rock­ efeller invaded the Deep South today for the first time since he announced his can­ didacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Joan To Go LAE, New Guinea (t ’ P I)— Aviatrix Joan Merrinm said today she plans to go ahead with tho l,f>00-mile hop to Guam on her aroiiniltlieworld aolu flight despite some report* o f bad weather along the route. Holland Firm TAMPA (U PI) — Incum­ bent U.S. Sen. Spessard I,. Holland rcitrrnted his oppo­ sition to the civil rights hill Monday “ despite talk of rifle elulis, sit-in* and other dem­ onstrations," hut would not ap­ pear with his opponent to further discuss his views. Mrs. LBJ Home WAFIMNGTON’" ( UPf l ’ — A travel-weary Mr*. Lyndon It. Johnson returned to the Whlto House early todny from a “ highly interesting" trip to Cleveland that includ­ ed a lightning scare, rain and an unexpected It hour motor trip. New Aide TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) — David William Hunter, a Fort Lauderdale public relations man, begin* his duties as Gov. Farris Bryant’s new press aide today as the gover­ nor und a plane loud of new s­ men travel to New York for the opening of the World's Fair. A CHECK FOR $119,000, representing the first educational television grant by the federal government to a public school system for a TV sta­ tion, is presented to R. Earl Kipp (left) by R. T. Mllwee while Dr. A1 Edmunds, station director, watches. Kipp. Orange County Schools super­ intendent, i* president of the ETV Corjxrration while Milwcc, superin­ tendent of Seminole schools, is the organization’s treasurer. ETV Programs Exhibit Due To Begin Industrial Early In 1965 To Open Thursday Dr. AI Edmunds, director of Educational television sta­ tion WMFE-TV, Channel 24. said today that lie expects the station will go on the air Jan. -I, 1965. The station, an ultra high frequency operation, has re­ ceived a grant of $119,687 which was turned over to It. Karl Kipp, president of the ETV Corporation and super­ intendent of Orange County Schools, by the corporation's treasurer, It. T. Milwcc, auperintendent of Seminole County schools. Mllwee said the grant was tin.' fits, to a public school system in the United States. "There have been 18 other grants," said Milwcc, “ but this is the first one to tie made to a public school sys­ tem. The others have been made to colleges, universities and other high level organiza­ tions and institutions.” The station's programming is scheduled to reach some loo.ooo school children daily, not Including those who will he reached through nn adult education program to he start­ ed later. At the present time, the ETV group has five programs on the air, all to he carried on Channel 2. EDITORIAL COMMENT Progress Report Tito Huci'c** o f any going, growing commun­ ity i* it* economy. And Seminole County i* no different from any other community in it* need to improve it* cultural a*pcct*, it* educational features, it* home life and it* "gracious living." A prime mainstay in tiie financial *upport of any community iH it* industry. Industry bears u lion's *hurc of the taxes which HUpjiort our school* and other public institution*. As the community grow*, so mu*t more in­ dustry come into Seminole County to add to it* financial *iip|>ort. A group of volunteer wurkcr* who i* do­ ing an excellent joli in building Seminole Coun­ ty's industrial structure . . . member* o f which are serving without pay, taking time from their own huHincHse* . . . in known nn tho industrial committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Member* o f the committee are John Alex­ ander, Dr. Thomas Largen, lairing Burgess, Howard H. Hodge*, Leltoy Robb, Boh Crumley, Bill Hemphill, Tom McDonald und Robert Sheddon. Illustrative o f the *ucce**ful accomplish­ ments of tire induMtriul committee is the recent announcement* of the Chemical Corporation of America, with headquarters in Tallah«**ee, and the Southern Fibcrgln** Products, o f Or­ lando. Chemical Corporation ha* taken over the Del Mar Building in un expansion program. It plunn to move it* Tallahassee sale* office and headquarter* here. Southern Fiherglns* ha* taken over the William* Building in another expansion program, supplementing it* Orlando hendquurter*. Both will employ county resi­ dents. , Bringing these two firms to Seminole Coun­ ty was the industrial committee o f the Cham­ ber o f Commerce. These men will not rest on their laurels but will continue in the sumo vein to bring more industy here. A vote of thanks und appreciation . . . a job well done. Second annual industrial ex­ hibit of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will be held in conjunction with the Sanford Civitan Club's beauty contest Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday evenings at the Civic Center. Doors will open at 6:30 p. m. Thursday and Friday and at 6 p. m. Saturday. Indust­ ries, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, Seminole High School and Lyman High School will participate. Salute to county industrial­ ist.'. will he sounded at 7:30 p. m. Thursday by Jamea P. Avery Jr.1, rhalWiun of Hie Seminole County Commission; Mayor A. L. Wilson, of San­ ford. and Carl Schllkc, cochairman of Uie Chamber's Industrial committee. Tlie award of appreciation to the industrialist contribut­ ing most to the development of Seminole County will be presented at 7:45 p. m. Sat­ urday. Tlie Iki thing beauties will parade in bathing suits at 8 p. m. Thursday, in evening gowns at 8 p. m. Friday ami in the final judging at 8:15 p, m. Saturday. Judges will be Janet Bonder, Cccile Heard, Roticrt Slicddcn and Paul Lewis. (Eight beauty contestants are pictured n page 5). Junior Chamber of Com­ merce will offer a free snack bar nightly and door prizes will lie awarded at intervals each evening. Winner of the beauty con­ test will rccelvo from the Civitan Club a trip to the New York World'* Fair to appear in the Florida exhibit, sponsorship in the Miss Sea­ side Festival, a trophy and a crown, along with numerous other awards and sift certi­ ficates. Second and third runners-up will receive tro­ phies, a $25 savings bond and gift certificate*. Participating in the indust­ rial exhibit will lie the fol­ lowing: Alix of Sanford, Antenna Systems, Certified Slings, Chapman Concrete Products, Chase and Company, Chemical Corporation of America, City Products Corporation, Contin­ ental Testing Laboratories, Dearborn Electronics. Deep South Products, DynaIronies, Florida Power Cor­ poration, Florida Power and Light Company, Florida State Employment Service, Gator Lumber Company, Geneva Manufacturing Company, HarCar Aluminum Products, Hi Acres Concentrate, ULH Pro­ ducts. Holloway Materials Corpor­ ation, Hunter Ice and Fuel Company, J o h n a o n Elec­ tronic*, Longwood Industries, Miracle Concrete Company, Nehi Bottling Company, Pen­ insula Paint and Plastics Manufacturing C o m p a n y , Pinebreeze Sanford, Pierro Manufacturing Company, San­ ford Weldinp and Fabricating Company. pany, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, Sol-Kern Company, Sou­ thern Bell Telephone and Tele­ graph, Southern Filtorglass Products, Sinitly's Snappin' Turtle, Stine Machine and Supply, Wheeler Fertilizer Company, Winter Park Tele­ phone Company, York-Kgcr Manufacturing C o m p a n y , Seminole High School drafting ami design technology, and Lyman High School electron­ ics technology. G EN ESYS Site Lease OKd TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Cabinet Hoard o f Kdiicatlon approved todny a $1 a year lease for 21 a r m of land at Cape Kennedy as the main aita for the state'* new Grad­ uate Engineering Education System (Gencsya). Atty. Gen. James Kynes said the M) year lean** was not acceptable to the atate as it was originally drawn, hut rhanges were mnde with approval of Ilia Air Force to mnka it acceptable. Charter Granted Chase Glades Farm, Inc., has been granted a charter by Secretary of State Tom Adams. The firm, dealing in Hie farming business, will is­ sue 5,000 shares of common stock nt $1 per share. Incor­ porators are Randall Chase, S. O. Chase Jr. and Clydu Ramsey, all of Sanford. MIAMI (UPI) - The Cu* ban government lodged a pro* test with the Swiss embassy today regarding U. S. recon­ naissance flights over tho Communist island. News of the protest was air* cd on a Havana Radio broad­ cast monitored here. "The Cuban government has never and will never accept the fact that U. S. Air Forco planes violate Cuban air spare," said the written pro* test, signed by Minister Raul Ho a. The United States has con­ tinued air surveillance of tho Caribbean island since tho missile crisis of 1962. "Regarding the statement made yesterday by the U. S. State Department Hiat any in­ terference with these Ameri* ran planes would he 'highly dangerous," the Cuban govern­ ment wants to make clear that the responsibility of any dangerous situation thus treat* ed will be exclusively tlie re­ sponsibility of the U. S. gov* eminent," the note added. ltoa said Cuba has "repeat­ edly protested" U. S over­ flights. He charged auch flight* are “ a violation of in­ ternational law and the sover­ eignity of Cuba." Floridans Off To World's Fair TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Farris Bryant and slate officials (eft for New Yurk in a Florida National Guard plane (oday to participate in tho opening of the World's Fair Wednesday. A number of National Guard personnel accompanied tho governor. An hour later, a group of close to 100 Florida business leaders and newsmen, with state agriculture commission­ er Doyle Conner as host, left for the fair alioard a new Eastern 727 Jetliner, furnish­ ed by Eastern Air Line*. A number of private busi­ nesses, including M i n u t o Maid, Coca Cola, Tupiwrware, Viking Lithographers and tho Florida Gas Company, aro paying expenses of the busi­ nessmen and newsmen. Tlie Florida group will seo President Johnson officially open the fair at noon Wednes­ day and at 2 p.m. will as* semblc for dedication of the Florida pavilion. The Floridu group will re­ turn Thursday. • Court Docket Criminal docket was to be heard hy Circuit Judge Voile A. Williams at 2 p. in. today, when he was scheduled to set for trial a number of eases. I I Walter A. Giclow, publishereditor of The Sanford Herald, is a member of Hie group of businessmen and newsmen attending Hie Fair. e nneuf f t UUAVQ MAftT ntJALrTV m ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS 2 $5 FOR TWIN OR FULL I'RK-SHRUNK WASH *N DRY — NO 1HONINO MACHINE WAS1IAIILE DECORATOR COLORS 100% COTTON Sanford Manufacturing Com) '• - v ; a I h � 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 20, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 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 20, 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/9a086a19e8b455177e2984e45af80698.pdf 3846af58619ee76e4202ef04df946db6 PDF Text Text ff* VtoTorB WrrsIB Pass 12—March 28, 1984 RATH'S BLACK HAWK PICTSWEET FROZEN HONEY GLAZED By Maryam Mil** Colorful faahlona designed fo r tha Easter Season were shown through courtesy of Carol’s Dress Shop of Longwood Plasa for 40 members snd guests o f tha 8outh Sem­ inole Welcome Wagon New­ comers Club at last Thurs­ day's meeting at tha Villa Nora In Winter Park. The meeting opened with cards at 10 a. m. and lunch­ eon, served at 12:30 p. m., was followed by the Fashion Show. Narrator was Mrs. Catherine Wesley. Models were Mrs. Millie Pitman, Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, Mrs. Marie Boardman, Mrs. Hannah Mitchel, Mrs. Margie Mount and Mrs. Jerry Eckard. Door prise was won by Mrs. Nan Peterson. Card prises went to Mrs. Irene Blanchard, first bridge | Mrs. Frances Cordell, second bridge; Mrs. Lucille Crowell, first canasta snd Mrs. Juanita Moore, seoond canasta. L**t date on which tax­ payer* may pay 1863 taxe* without penalty will be March 81, Marjorie Shepard, assist­ ant tax collctor, stated to­ day. Failure to pay taxes on or before that date, she said, will result In a minimum pen­ alty of three per cent on real estate taxes and one per cent on personal and intangible taxes. She also pointed out that the tax laws require the additional charge of cost of advertising the property as delinquent. Attention alio wss called to the fact that Interest, adver­ tising and other collection cost are added to the tax and all become a lien against the property owned by the delin­ quent taxpayer. It la, there­ fore, to the advantage of the taxpayera to pay 1803 taxes before April 1 and avoid pen­ alties. All payments by mall must bear postmark not later than March 31 to escape the penalties. The Interest rate on delinquent real estate tax be­ gins at Ilk per cent with a minimum of three per cent. On personal and Intangihlo taxes the Interest amounts at the rat* of on* per cent per month. Tax certificates will be sold at tax sale to be held May 23 on each parcel of real estate on which the 1863 taxes have not been paid. At tho same time warrants will be issued against all personal property tax items, which are not puid, directing the-levy and sale of the property to satisfy the taxes and cost. Executions will bo Issgcd on all intangi­ ble tax items not psld. These executions will be filed with the clerk of circuit court and will become a lien against any real estate the taxpayer m ay own, Mrs. Shepard stated. Guests attending Included Mrs. Margie Mount, Mrs. Maxine Leech, Mrs. Hazel Strague, Mrs. Martha Hobotaka, Mrs. Ruth Krebs, Mrs. Betty Miller, Mrs. Jessie Ja­ cob* end Mrs. Frelda Moore. Sirs. Bca Maggctt was wolcorned as a new member. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, who re­ ported that she and Luther Miles represented the club at the recent donors day for Old Glory Community Blood Rank. Three more donors are needed If the club Is to maintain Its membership in the bank and members were asked to report to Blood Bank headquarters In Orlando if they ran make a donation. For benefit o f the many club members who were active participants In the February Heart Fund Drive, Mrs. LaPoma reported that a total of ftl,460.40 had been collected In tho DeBary-Scmlnole area to make this year’s campaign the most successful to date. Invitation from Heart Coun­ cil president, Edward Simon, waa read announcing a meet­ ing for March 31 at the Altam o n t e Springs Community Club at 8 p. m. when addition­ al reporta of Interest will be made along with plans for next year’s drive. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. Eugene Taylor and Mrs. Wil­ liam Eckard, both of Altamonta. The club’s next executive board meeting will be held at 11:30 a. m., April 18, at the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Cas­ selberry where the next gen­ eral meeting also is scheduled for 10 a. m., April 23. Pro­ gram for the day will featuro a crazy hat show. sliced str'w h erries canned ham s ? * V * * ; ? « * » - M Si W - Swift'* Premium Smoked B eef Tongue HONEY GLAZED ^ HAM Swift'* Braunschwalgor or Sandwich • down produce lane All Purpose Red Bliss tom ato catsup canned tom atoes » CLIP & REDEEM! THESE COUPONS . . . 450 EXTRA FREE ^ Green Stamps By Julia Bartos Appearance of Senator Scott Kelly, gubernatorial candi­ date, scheduled at Old Glory American legion Post In Fern Park for March 20, today was rescheduled for between 4 and 3 p.m., Monday, April 13. Announcement of tho post­ ponement came from cam­ paign headquarters In Orlan­ do. Arrangements for Kelly's appearance at the I-egion Home are under direction of Bill Chambers, Seminole County Democratic Commit­ teeman. $900 Million Aid C ut Otto’s Aim WASHINGTON (HIM) — Foreign aid'* arch-foe, flop. Otto E. Passman, D-La., was reported today to have set hi* lights on at least n flKM) mil­ lion rut in President John­ son’s |3.4 billion aid hill. Administration forrrs claim that such ■ slash would cut the heart out of the program. But Pataman disagree* and ha ha* a lot to aay about it in hi* p«*t aa chairman o f the llou*o foteign a I d appropriations auhrommittec. Great Savings On Easy Terms Smooth or Crunchy Swiff's Ou Peanut Butter > 0 1 W & Ain i|0 < Jl)( OraanStam ps •4A A ll m v m m i tvfd itM * I| RRECK HAIR SET MIST ■ reg. sis* 75c tax p (1 fm M t»« « M . March I*. 1M4 Breakfast Club Hamburger JWGreenStamps at A A la am m m i aafttraM ail CAPRI BATH OIL 32-ox. elxo 79c tox __, t l T Regular or Liver Flavor Rad Heart (limit 4I| Whit# or Colored Marcol P a p e r N a p k in s p"1 Iairy specials e 500150 § Jftl GreenStamped M uffin AAl X e e e In stan t Coffee • Jt)l OraenStam ps Kraft's Chaos* Spread Velveeta •4A Alt ra g * **4 sardi*** Ui Tarnew's flavorful Italia* Sa*t*|* lb. 89c iS m tlrm « M . M arts I t , 1*44 Noicafa limit 1 p#r customer with purchase! of $3 or mor# I s * 0 4 '” 6 fti Mnixm mA #sw*he— #1* lucky Whip Dtmrt Topping 9 ,/i-ox. can 49c m aaairaa W ad. March t i . If* « • frozen foods e Morton's Plain or Powderad Sugar z it a ii v a u iii Donuts o Compact • Light-Weight • Handsome High* Impact M* DUALARAM ICPAKTYM A1 M ATH ER of Sanford STEREOPHONICPhoMSMH «4A Alt Mwa* m i »wAaaa aft * 1 8-Cta Cato with Record Holder SB •Stereophonic Cartridge (Plays Monaural, tod •Two 4-inch Speakers (separata Volume Controh) •4-Spaad Automatic Changar (16. 33.45^ 78 RFMI Smucksrt Strowbsrry Prtttrvts i 12-os. |*rt $1 aaairaa « M . March M, 11*4 By Prestige, Wayneline and Stratford i z m (tsfe lw * » « W H . Public batwaan Thu,.d * ,, March 11 and ih * cloaa a l butlnaaa Satur­ day, March IS . 1*44. Om m tha nuwbw of |.lly baan. In tha cpaclal apottweary |cr at Ih , C l S.araophon* Phono- •*A Alt aa»*aa m i , ardia»a ah SANKA INSTANT COFFEE 5-es. |or $1.09 ■ n r lr n l O TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL W a d , M arch SS. 11*4 w v n / i MrlRfc Jlfl Or**nStam ps from pkgi. Big-R Cur FROM A WORI.U OF FINE FURNITURE CONTEMPORARY «s - 2 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! B«ph Dlaplay. Ihacloaacl actim ai. at tach P u b ll. »IH w in tha •" 'b * •»•** e l a n a . Mlaction w ill ba mada by an Impartial third party at Iwde**- Imployaa* of Public, thair Inunadiala * " * wwnarriad minor* w ill not ba aUgStla to antar thia contact. s i GreenStamps SEMINOLE PLAZA MnSMSSS.ewt.fiMd^t.Wy.mVMd ■al ba ptaaaM ta win. lach atara'a •* •4 A A la caaaaa aad MudMH 4# _ DIAL SOAP 4 reg. sis* 49c ■ aaatraa Wad- March I t . 1444 B? HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. PUBLIX 100th store Celebration OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS bom In March? time to renew your drivers licenses Heinz tomato soup Heinz campside beans heinz hamburger relish Heinz strained baby foods 10 -a 99* �* Merger Proposal Fans City Council Embers > Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild throuph Wednesday: high today 75-80; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 The word ii out . . . and fairly definite . . . that the proposed Girls Town and Seminole College at North -O r la n d o arc “ kaput.” Seems ^ there arc financial, land, title and other problems and that plans have been abandoned for the two institutions. On the other hand, It. E. Porter hears, too, that the new own­ er of Use North Orlando Com­ pany, from Hawaii, will be making a visit Saturday. • • • ! | ^ Arc the two North Orlando Council members on the distaff side feuding already? Even before one takccs of­ fice? So it appears from ru­ mors. May be ironed out, though, before the April 6 or­ ganisation meeting. One gal, already in office for a year, wants to be mayor and needs the vote of the other, who ^ takes office two weeks from tonight Irene Van Eepoel makes “ no bones” she wants to be mayor and, although admitting she did not vote in ' the general election for Mona Grinstcad, has asked for Mona's ballot in the selection > of a mayor April 6. • • • United Press Lener.j Wire ^ m , m 9 Days to Register For the Primaries NO. 153 Conference Sel Wednesday In Washington BRIEFS Harriman Safe ACCRA, Ghana (UP1) — A plane carrying Undersecre­ tary of State \V. Avcrell Hnrrinian developed engine trouble today shortly nfter takeoff but returned safely to Accra Airport. The Hoard o f Seminole County Commissioners at noon t o d a y telegraphed Florida’s Congressional del­ egation urging their com­ plete support of the contin­ ued operation of Ihe Han­ ford Naval Air Station. W allace W arned MEMPHIS (U P l) — If Gov. George Wallace o f Alabama enters the Maryland primary, the state's favorite son candi­ date will "smother” him, Gov. .1. Millard Tawes o f Murytand said Monday night. UM W Contract Congress o f Racial Equality High cost of the times: Ab­ (CORE) warned M o n d a y raham Lincoln paid 37*4 Florida can expect increased cents for his first pair of eye­ racial demonstrations and vot­ glasses in 1838. er registration drivea tills • • • summer. Jos Gazil is having his trials and tribulations. A cou­ ‘Cartwheel’ Run ple weeks ago on a Saturday WASHINGTON (UPI) — night a gunman walked into The H o u s e Appropriations his “ Handy" store on French Committee, which decided Fri­ Avenue, cleaned out the cash day it would be dime wise and drawer and made good his es­ dollar foolish to mint more f t cape. Last Saturday night a coins, stuck to Its decision to­ motorist drove right on into day despite a continuing run the “ Handy” store on 13th on the Treasury's supply of Street. What next, Joe? ‘'cartwheels.” . . . O N LY SANFORD, FLORIDA mwA... • • • Bye tho bye, that gunman will faint If he ever learns who was the clerk he held up in the French Avenue “ Han­ dy” store that night. It was only by a very small quirk of fate he escaped alive. He was cautious all the way through the robbery until he started to leave . , . then he got careless. Normally, the clerk car­ ries a revolver on his job . . . but that night he didn't have it along. • • • With the Bombing Derby now history, local bigwigs arc looking forward to the auto­ mobile show-industrial exhi­ bit-beauty contest next month. Will be a threc-in-one show designed to attract thousands to Sanford. Should, too. Full details will be carried in The Sanford Herald on April 1. • • • R. E. Porter and party visited Cypress Gardens last Sunday, for the first time in 16 years. What a change! Really wonderful — beautiful gardens and an exceptional ski show. Then, on over to Lake Wales for a visit to Spook Hill and Bok Tower. That Spook Hill is really spooky . . . pull up to the white line, kill the engine, throw it into neutral — and your car backs up 30-40 feet, right up hill. TUES., MARCH 2»,* 19G4 CC Pushes For N A S Expansion WASHINGTON (UPI) — Miners in the soft coal indus­ try will receive u $1 per duy increase April 1 and a similar Parting advice at a certain boost next Jnn. 1 under pro­ 10 Florida college to students visions of a new sontrast sign­ leaving for Easter vacation ed Monday. . . . "If you go to Daytona Beach and get arrested, tell Envoy Stabbed TOKYO (U P I)— U. S. Amthem you’re from Stetson” tmssador Edwin O. Reischauer (which they aren’t.) • • • was stabbed in the leg today Dr. Wernher von Braun, di­ by the 10-year-old Japanese rector of NASA’s George C. who police said was mentally Marshall Space Flight Center, returded. Embassy officials will discuss “ The Many Faces snid the four-inch wound wus 0 of Space” at the annual din­ serious but not criticul. ner-meeting of the Florida Peninsula Post, American Or­ Tests Planned dnance Association, at the ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) — Cherry Plaia Hotel, Orlando, The Rev. Martin Luther King Wednesday. Local members said Monday that Negroes will will attend. stage “ community by com­ • • • munity" tests of public ac­ Casselberry Volunteer Fire commodations across the na­ Department has accepted de­ tion if the civil rights bill Is livery of a new red panel passed. • truck to be used as a rescue and emergency vehicle after CORE W arns it is fitted out with the proper TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — equipment. The national director o f the * P u b lish ed 1908 Copter Spotted, Truman Says KEY WEST (UPI) - Form­ er President Harry S. Tru­ man said Monday the Cuban helicopter that landed at Key West last Friday did not do so undetected. Speaking after Sen. George Smathera, (D-Fla.), asked De­ fense Secretary Robert Mc­ Namara to Investigate the in­ cident to see why the helicop­ ter was not challenged, Tru­ man said: ‘ It was Just a trap. You can't believe every thing you read in the newspaper*." Truman la vacationing in the Florida Kcyi. HERBERT ANDREW DYNDEH, Sanford, escaped injury late Monday night when thin late model compact convertible went out of control and overturned three miles south of Sanford on U. S. 17-92. State Trooper Bill Stringfield, investigating officer, said Dynder has been charge with driv­ ing while intoxicated. Damugen to the auto have been catimuted at $1,500. 3-Hour Service Seminole Road Parley Good Friday Set Called Wednesday By Churches The traditional three-hour service from noon until 3 p.m. presented annually by the Sanford Ministerial As­ sociation on Good Friday will be held at First Presbyterian Church. M iniiten will give brief medltationa on “ The Seven Words From the Cross,” each having charge during a 20minute period. Those attend­ ing are aiked to enter and leava the church during the singing o f hymni. Participating in tha service will l>e Rev. John T. Adam* Jr. o f the First Methodist Church, Chaplain Robert L. Deal o f Sanford Naval Air Station, Rev. Fred B. Chance of First Baptist Church, Rav. II. M. Wilder o f Pinecrest Assembly o f God Church, Rev. Edgar W. Smith of First Presbyterian Church and Rev. Paul Bickea o f the First Church o f the Nazarene. Music will lie provided by the organist* and choirs of various churches taking part. India For Red Proposal On Disarmament GENEVA (U P I)—India an­ nounced its support for a So­ viet disarmament proposal to­ day in a move that startled the West. Disarmament negotiator V. C. Trevedl said his govern­ ment favors Moscow’s “ nu­ clear umhrellu” p r o p o s a l , which ealli for the destruction of all nuclear weapon*—exrepl a limited number retain­ ed for defense by the United States and Russia—as a first step toward disarmament. The West has rejected this plan, chiefly because the Rus­ sians have offered no guaran­ tee o f verification o f weapons destruction. A conference is slated Wed­ nesday at 11 a.m. in I)cl.and with a representative of the State Rond Board and County Commission to study road pro­ jects in the county. The discussion is an after­ math to one heard earlier this month when Seminole County was one of several to present comprehensive plans for road work. County Commission Chair­ man James P. Avery Jr. made the annouiycment at the Commission meeting this morning. The board also approved the Seminole County Zoning Com­ mission to act as a planning board to set up land use rules in the new university com­ munity district at tho Seminolc-Orangc County line. Seminole officials h a v e moved rapidly concerning the university site and were slat­ ed to confer later today with Orange County leaders on adequate planning and zoning. Avery also rapped the state policy of purchasing vehicles for local health officials, not­ ing the county is paying a higher price lor the cars un­ der (he stale-purchase plan. The vehicle’s title Is retain­ ed by the state, the Commis­ sion official ' stated, even though the cost is borne by the county. “ If tho rules prohibit the buying (of vehicles) locally, then we should change the rules," Avery snid. Action was delayed on en­ forcement of a state political sign and poster law which spells out Ihe rights and limits of a candidate pushing his election drive. A representative of the Oviedo area received county approval for the latter to prepare a track for area athletes at the Oviedo athletic field. Denied was a request that a Gospel meeting be permit- SNAS Is Marine's Birthplace On July I, 1944 (during i I’ rcvatt was born to Mr. and vatt, of Geneva, at the dispen­ World War II). Carlton E. Mri. Thomas Walker Fro- sary at Sanford Naval Air Station. He returned to the scene o f bis birth Monday but as Lance Cpi. Carlton E. I’ rcvatt, USMC, assigned to the Ma rine guard detachment at Sanford Naval Air Station. His parents now arc deceased. Corporal Frevatl was gra­ duated in June 1982 from Seminole High School, where be was active in the Future Farmers o f America. Enlisting July 2, 19G2, Cor­ poral Prevatt was transferred here from the Fleet Marine Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C. On the day Corporal Pre­ vatt was born at SNAS, Sgt. Maj. James F. Truluck, top enlisted man of the Marine detachment here, was aboard LANCE CPL. Carlton E. Prevatt is welcomed a troop ship underway for aboard by 8gt. Muj. James F. Truluck at tha participation la the assault Marine Barracks, SNAS. (Herald PhtAo) and occupation of Guam. ted on the lawn of the county jail and courthouse. The county attorney, Untold John­ son, ruled the request was il­ legal in that public facilities would be used. Also approved was the ac­ quiring of three roads in the Bear Lake area — Palm Ave­ nue, Overlook Drivo and I-c ota Street—subject to an ease ment for drainage. Ruling Asked On Utility Tax Use TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Atty. Gen. Jumea Hynes was asked by the cabinet today for a ruling on whether revenue from the state gross receipts tax on utilities can be used immediately to plun projects under the $78 million college bond construction program. Tha bonds, authorised by the legislature and the people at a statewide election, have not yet horn sold and tiie hoard o f control needs $1,628,182 for planning to expedite tho university construction so it ran get under way the min­ ute tho bonds nre issued. They can’t in- sold until validated in the courts which takes time. The amendment authorizing tie bond* earmarked revenue from the 1.6 per cent utilities tax, amounting to alaiut $10 million a year, to pay off the debt. But it did not say anything al-out using the money in ad­ vance of the bond aale. Kynca promised an early ruling, say­ ing the only question In hia mind is whether this money lias been earmarked solely to fund the bond debt. Umpire Clinic Set Tonight The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will conduct an um­ pires clinic tonight at its o f­ fices in the Civic Center. City Recreation Director Jim Jcrnigun said the meeting will be­ gin at 7:30 and has extended an invitation to anyone inter­ ested in officiating boy’s basebr.ll games this summer in ad­ dition to men’ s aoftball play. Jcmlgun s a i d afternoon games will start at 4:30 and night contests at 7:30. All lea­ gues will begfin play April 0. Umpires will be paid for their services. Smokey, Smelly WASHINGTON (U PI) Thirteen-year-old Mark Step­ henson describing hla home­ made cigarette smoking m a­ chine which be had hoped would convince hla father to drop the habit: “ It gets a little smelly, but It sure works,” Top level conference on pro­ posed expansion of Sanford Naval Air Station is schedul­ ed for Wednesday morning by members of Seminole County Chamber of Commerce’* arm­ ed forces committee, Navy representatives and Florida Congressional delegates In the office of Sen. Spcssard Holland at Washington. Chamber officials will ask the Navy to renew its appro­ priation request for $6.5 mil­ lion for an extension of the north-south runway and some new building. Tho Navy, in turn. It it understood, waotj assurance that Congress will approve the budget request. Senator Holland, Sen. George Sma tiu-rs and Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr., who will attend Wcdncs day’s conference, have been quoted as saying they will support the request. Several week* ago the Navy withdrew this Item from its overall budget request in view of the administration's economy move. The budget request mutt be authorized by the House arm cd services committee and approved by the House appro­ priations * commitpti uel'*r# being submitted to the House and Senate for final approval. There have been instances where the House has disap­ proved such requests but 1st ex the Senate has approved and they subsequently were granted. Vice Adm. John S. Thach, deputy chief of naval opera tkma for air, who was In Sanford last week for the Bombing Derby, will attend tho Wednesday conference His recommendation will bear much weight with the Con grc.ss and with Defense Sec retary McNamara, who has been spearheading President Johnson's economy move. The Navy desires to extend the north-south runway from the present 6,000 feet to a little more than 10,000 feet. This would permit the bomb­ ers to take off and approach the base over Lake Jessup, eliminating Ihe pattern and noise over the city. Pre-Easter Ladies’ Day Coffee Set The annual pre-Easter Lad­ les’ Day Coffee Club of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Cham­ ber building. Wive* of mem­ bers, secretaries, receptionists, cashiers, clerks and other em­ ployes have been invited to allrnd. Each lady present will re­ ceive a box of Chun King pro­ ducts donated by Jcno Paulucci, head of the Chun King Company and owner of the Riksha Inn. Four ladies will be award­ ed boxes of holiday candies contributed by Faust Drugs, 3!cRrynolds Drugs, Roumillat Anderson's and Touchton's. A. F. Ramsay, florist, and the Sanford Flower Shop have contributed floral gifts and hams have been donated by the A & P Food Stores, Food Fair, Winn-Dixie Stores and Thriftway Super Markets. City Commissioner* almost lit the fuse of an explosive issue Monday night, one which would merge the fire and police department! under a single public safety director. But they backed off after a prolonged discussion to give the matter further study. City Manager Warren E. Knowles was asked to check other municipalities, getting their procedures and reactions to Ihe merger. Commissioners were almost universal in declaring the pro­ posal “ explosive.” The matter was brought up by Commissioner M. L. (Son­ ny) Raborn Jr. when it was learned several firemen arc leaving city post* to accept other firefighting jobs which pay more money. Particular mention was made of tho Cape Kennedy area. Fire Chief Mack N. Cloveland Sr. said he had lost two and possibly throe men to the Water Line To House Outside City Approved Water line* may be placed to homes outside the city lim­ its but tied with It is a petition for annexation o f the area involved. This was decided Monday night by City Commissioner* who, at the previoua meet­ ing, went round and round over the city’* policy o f pro­ viding the lervice. A* a net result, Commit•loner Earl Higginbotham won out In hi* argument of the previous meeting In which he urged a line exist­ ing within a few feet from the residence o f Dr, Charles L. Parks be connected to the new house. The city currently has a local bill which was approv­ ed by the Legislature and which provided for a twoyear limitation on the annex­ ation petition. In a memorandum to the Commission, City Manager Warren R. ffLwvIsa said that If tha Commission provide* “ a condition o f annexation, the city attorney (William C. Hutchison) will need to devisa a new agreement for the customer to sign that will stand or tlsa the law should be chengcd to eliminate the two-year restriction on an an­ nexation petition. In other action, tha Com­ mission: — Approved purchase of curb and gutter forms from State Tractor and Equipment Co. fur $2,870. — Accepted the deed for high school lift station from the County Board of Public Instruction. — Approved acquiring pf a deed on the vacant lot ad­ jacent to the library. — Okayed a request for two street lights on East 24th Street between Mellonville Avenue and Bel-Air Boule­ vard. —Okayed a request for a brer and wine license at 20th Street and Hardy Avenue, Tito owner is Mrs. L.U. Plucc. — Heard on second reading an ordinance adjusting the liquor houra in bars uf hotels with 60 to 99 rooms. — Approved on first read­ ing an ordinance authorizing the issuance o f revenue cer­ tificate for the $800,000 wa­ ter improvement program. Approved a contract with 8ouUiern Air to provide an air conditioner replacement at the police station. Cost will be *714. Second Delta Rocket Fails CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— The eecond Air Force attempt to fire a Delta winged glider to the edga of apace and re­ trieve it after a eearlng glide back to earth failed today when ita booster rocket mis­ fired. The 1,170-pound flying lab­ oratory, designed to help pava the way for manned spaceships of tha future, plunged into the Atlantic about 600 milee to the southeaat—far short o f ships and plans* that hoped to recover HOUSTON (UPI) — Mrs. it 100 milas downrang*. Ann Pritchett's German Shep­ herd, “ Baron von Kirk,53 be­ comes frightened when lightn­ DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) ing strike* during a thunder­ A local fisherman, Ralph storm unless he is la a car. Wetbarell, was recuperating So Mrs. Pritchett bought him today from a two-day ordeal one—a 9-year-old car with do of bailing his sinking boat and •agio*, . grgdutllJf flfowJo* weaker. Dog Has Own Car Safe Harbor more lucrative Job* and ex­ pects to lose a total of “ six or seven soon.” He asked that firemen be paid the equivalent of police officers, and recalled the starting salary la now *3,688 annually with an increase to $3,929 after six months. Action on the wage adjust­ ment was delayed until a future meeting. It was then Raborn sug­ gested a study o f the merger into a public safety division for the city. Commissioner Earl Higgle* botham said such action would “ cause a big explosion of employes.” Chief Cleveland labeled the plan “ not practi­ cal." Meanwhile, to rebuild tho fire department personnel total. Chief Cleveland was au­ thorized to hire replacement* as the vacancies occur. It was generally conceded the city cannot compete with government or private en­ terprises in meeting the pay schedule established by those groups. It was also agreed that the city has no control over re­ taining such men should they wish to leave for higher pay­ ing work. Jacksonville On Guard Against Further Riots JACKSONVILLE (UPI)— Dozens of Negro high arhnot students engaged In a bottle and rock throwing melee with pollre today and over­ turned and burned one auto­ mobile. • • • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Reinforced police unit* braced for tho possibility of new ra­ cial violence today in this "Gateway to Florida” city following a bloody night of dem­ onstrations in which whites were beaten, slashed and shot. A Negro woman was killed by gunfire during the height of Monday night's disturlinnrc in the city's Negro area. Rov­ ing gangs of Negroes hurled bricks, bottles and rocks at whites who ventured into the nrea. Order was finally restored by police units about 1:30 a. m., EST. Police arrested 127 person* Monday afternoon and night Sixty-five o f them were con­ victed o f unlawful assembly nnd disorderly conduct in city court trials that ran until 3 a. m. today. Police Chief Luther Rey­ nolds rnnceled days off for the police force and special 46man emergency unit wu* on standby alert to move in if new violence flared. "W e have to play it from day to day,” Iteynolda said. He was in hia office Iteforo 8 a. m. EST after a few houra sleep. Hundreds o f anxiou* whites telephoned police headquart­ ers this morning, asking if it were safe to venture out onto tha streets. They were told that order had bean restored. Several streets in the Negro section were littered with broken glass, bricka and other debris from the vandalism and violence. Ruby Looking For 3rd Lawyer DALLAS (UPI) - The fam­ ily of convicted killer Jack Ruby, two high-powered law­ yers already behind them, to­ day looked for a new one who might save their brother from the electric chair. Percy Foreman of Hous­ ton, the beat-known criminal lawyer In Texas, resigned from the rase Monday in a dispute with the family. He was hired last week when Ruby personally fired Melvin Belli of San Franrlsco because of Belli'* tirade against Dallas and the court that convicted him. "Y ou can call It a clash of personalities; a difference of opinion," Foreman said. “ My Idea is that when a lawyer accepta responsibility for a man's life, he ought not to have to share that responsi­ bility with a civil lawyer or with a number o f unlicensed relatives,” he added. ■f t e n n e 1-4 From 46 To Markham Road !s Completed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —. The Road Department announced today completion o f a 6.3 mile segment o f Inter­ state Highway 4 in Seminole County. The $1.6 million project ex­ tendi from State Road 46 near Sanford south to Markham Road near Longwood. Open­ ing o f this rural segment leaves only eight projects to complete Route 4 from Pinel­ las County to U. S. 02 west a£ Daytona Beach. Six are urban projects, four on the EastWeat Tampa Expressway and two on tha Orlando-Winter Park Expressway and all ara expected to be complete bp. December. Two rural segments, also to lie completed by December, extend from Lee Road In Or­ ange County north to M artham Road and from B u te Road 44 near DeLand to U. S. 92 west of Daytona Beach. Mac As Well As Can Be Expected WASHINGTON (U PI) — O e n. Douglaa MacArthur'a doctor* reported today the old soldier Is “ progressing as well ns can be expected” from his second major operation In 18 days. But hla doctors disclosed that in addition to a six-hour operation Monday to halt sovera Internal bleeding, It be­ came necessary early today to perform a tracheostomy on the R4*year-old war hero. This entail* Insertion o f a tuba through an Incision in tha throat to aid breathing. A team of doctors headed by tha Army’a surgeon general a x a m I n e d MucArthur this morning and Issued a brief statement saying only that ha was progressing as well as could be expected. But other hospital aourrea said the general’s heart beut and blood pressure were nor­ m al-encouraging signs— af­ ter anesthesia wora off. i f i AUttkir* M i r O U A U T V * - WHY PAY MORE! COUNT ON PENNEYS QUALITY IN SHOES WOMEN’S PUMPS Gl«anting Patent leather Or Shiny White B-AAAA MEN’S SLIP-ONS Smooth Rich Leather With Long Wearing Hole, Rubber Heel GIRLS’ STRAPS Popular la Patent Or White Sturdy Solro And lieele BOYS’ OXFORDS Guaranteed Long Wear Black Or Browa @ 7.99 @ 9.99 @ 4.99 @ 3.99 �1 VHt In fn i v m i P m 2 — March 24,1964 House Probe Of Meat, Poultry Profits Nears JETSTREAM add* our com ­ pliments with everyone i 1m '» —to Detachment • for their Bombing Derby win. That huge trophy U one of the m oil beeutUul ever eecn, iaa’t U? What a wonderful day. Sat* urday, aa thoulands and thou* aandi of Navy and civilian clUaens o f the area mingled together on the Naval Air Station at Uia Air Show and at the luncheon fete by the Junior and Senior Chamber of Commerce. It waa a beautiful, blue<aky Say. despite a briak, sand­ laden breeae, and we can't help but feel that the gather* lag o f military and civilian families was a very unique and unuaual event Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty opeae Its doors end hearts to the Sanford Navy, and in torn, the Nary men and their families reflect the warmth and feel more at home here than any other place la the world, You could aee this glow of well-being in the faces of the crowds o f people Saturday, as eaeh had something to give to the ether. The Navy men to show that they are ready and prepared to defend this nation against all enemies, and the civilians to show that (bey appreciate this service, and have faith and trust in the strength and reedineae of our mighty Navy. Thera la unspoken appro elation, too, o f Navy wives— who " c a n y on " in the role o f mother and father ao much a f the time; who bears ao many of lifea erliia, (and all the thousand and one day to day problems), most of the time, slooe; who mend the Iron cords, fix the screens, m ow the laws, pay the faille, care for the children, and help each other, aa they wait for Daddy to return; and who ‘ yet find time to take part In Scouta, clubs, Sunday School, chureh, PTA, and many civic endeavors of the community. Independent, Intelligent, pa* (lent and brace,, they make (hair m qt* aa that they ea the meet sincere o f all tri­ butes — their neighbors, friends, co-work sr« , chureh tnemberg, and those with whom they de business, miss them very much, when tltey have to move on to the next doty station. And what better Indication e f tftt appreciation af one's presence to the ocm m unH rto be a Used when you are gonef Sanford's Navy families examplify the Uct lines of a poem which says— “ And departing, leave be* you, Footprints aa the tends of o e e THERE'S so muah coming and going to VAlI-a these days that the Enlisted Wives Club has postponed election nf new officers for two man the. Present officers will be re talaed though they did appoiot Elates Xufncr temporary so­ cial chairman and MUllcent W igf temporary club histories • • • to fill the vacancies until IN THE ABSENCE o f Mrs things sort ef settle down Ira Jarrell, vice president agate. Mr*. Walter Armstrong pre­ Elite# and MUlicaot are sided at the meeting o f the both new members, as art Chief’s Wives Club Wednes­ Ana Panning, gut Burden and day. Pat Willie. At the meeting Chaplsln Robert Deal apoka Thursday, Faye Bellamy and to the wives, tiplatoing ths V erg e Cara then were enter needs of the station nursery tallied as guests. and stressing the present In the Interest of swelling plans for re-decoration snd the ranks and creating inter asking for Utslr help. est te joining the club, the Don't know how many wives Nine wives are having a "get are te the club—but e 60 cup acquainted" luncheon at Lake coffee maker wasn't enoughl Golden on April ath from It Mrs. Darwin Smith presented s . m. until whatever lime you the group with an so cup pot have to go home. This will be ai a gift. This should make a covered dish affair, with for some very fine coffee the club furnishing cold drinks kletches. and coffea. No doubt the new coffee pot It's also e "bring the kid will be put to use Saturday dies" type of thing, so you when the club holds their don't have te worry about Easter Egg hunt et Lake Golbaby-sitteri. There's a nlee den. Cake and lota of coffee layground equipment and e are planned for Use adults, each at Lake Golden where with Mrs. C. B. Reeves, Mrs. the youngsters can frolic Armstrong, Mrs. Shirley Bigwhile you get acquainted with tin and Mrs. Joan Wlgg on the other squadron wives. the committee. A cordial Invitation U ex­ Those who are handling de­ tended to all enlisted wives tails of ths children's bunt o f VAII-a—come, bring the Include Mre. Derwte Smith, children, ■ covered dish, and Mre. Charles William, Mrs, anjoy each other's company. Lucy Pope, Mre. Marie Ceao• • • wckl and Mre. Ira JanwU. ALL SUE SNOWS U that This will be held from I ahe was mowing the law—and to 4 p. m. for the children now she's on crutches with o f club member*. her foot te a cast! For husbands, there will V ia . D. J. Broughs laughs he a "brie* year own •talks" as she recalls that she fin- party ea April 3 at the C h lefi mowing tbe law, after Club—« strictly social affair sipped an a rock and with Lucy pope and Charlotte S L twisted her ankle. Closer ex­ amination and x-rays showed, however, that she had frac­ tured a bone. Fortunately this happed a couple of weeks ago, and as of Friday morning when we talked to her, she wss plann­ ing on throwing awqy her crutches and Joining everyone else at the Bombing Derby party Friday night—cast and all. Fortunstsly for Bertie, her sister, Mrs. William Bean from Nswsrk, N. J. who hsd already been planning to visit her arrived Just In the nick of time to take over the housework and the chlid-tend teg chorea—mumbling under her breath that Bertie did it on purpose. But Bertie was planning to take lie to the Open House and Navy Appreciation Day Saturday, after which she will return to New Jersey. • • • FLYING DOWN from Washlog (on , D. C. for Bombing Derby weekend Friday were a form er VAH-5 officer, Lt. E. W. Foote, who was LSO o f­ ficer end CDR.William Frys who wss Wing Safety Offic­ er here. They were etayteg over with Cdr. and Mre. Dave Dearolph. • • • FROM 8T. PETE, Mre. Rolf Nott'a parents, Mr. and Mrs Harrington are visiting here white Mrs. Noll goes to Jack­ sonville to pick up bor hus b u d . Lt. Noll was former Weather Officer oa the Sts tlon and has beoo attending school st UCLA. After a short visit at home be will take In some more classes et Oceana, Virginia, and then go down to Key West for a abort tour. Mrs. Noll and the children Janlne sod Tommy, will Join him there this summer. • • • STATION OFFICERS Wives bridge luncheon held recent 1y et the Bralrwood home of Mrs. Clark Crate resulted te Mrs. Rolf Noll’s being high point winner, with Mre. Laur­ ence White taking aecond. Mre; Non wee a guest for tea day. Others who made up the three tables Inehidsd Mrs, Paul Polgar, Mrs. David Olmstead, Mrs. Edward Christian­ son, Mrs. Jay Miller, Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Mte. William Sharp, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Austin Crothers and Mrs, William Bassett, e e e FTS A GIRL for August and Lou Stefkovlch. Little Stephute Stefkovlch— doesn't teat have a charming sound— arrived recently et Seminole Memorial Hoepital, CWO Daddy Stefkovleh te Control Division Officer on the Station. This U the fourth child lor the couple. Little Stephanie Joint slater Lindt and broth era Mike snd Joe. • e • EXPRESSIONS e f sympathy are being cent to Mre. Ira Jarrell, president ef the Chiefs Wives Club, whose mother died recently. She liv­ ed la Punte Gorde u d the Jerrelle are down there now. r Lower Beef Prices Not Passed Along? AMONG MODELS for last week's South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club Paahion Show worn, from left, Mrs. Millie Pitman, Mrn. Evelyn Chnpmnn, Mrs. Cathryn Wesley who also served us commentator and Mrs. Margie Mount (Herald Photo) V EG ET A B LE REPORT Federal Stats Market News Service Sanford MAYOR A. L. WILSON Sanford Mayor Man Of Hats A. L. Wilson, of Sanford, Is a man ef many hats. AU know he la the mayor o f this city. Most know he la operator of a furniture store which bears his asms. But he got a oew hat last weak. And It's a dllly, as the accompanying picture chows Mayor and Mrs. Wilson k it hare a week ago snd Joined his sister and hsr husband, M*. and Mrs. Rey Bsrsh, in Homestead. There they board­ ed a plana piloted by Jack A. T. Cormier Dies At Home A ldbe Theodora Cormier, A3, of 430 Mentis Drive, Css selberry, died Monday at his home. Born March a, 1002, te Southbridge, Mass., he moved to Casselberry five months •go from East Hertford, Conn. Survivor* are his wife, Mra. Lillian Cormier of Casselber­ ry; a daughter, Mre. Gerard O'Connor of Casselberry and two brothers, Armend Corm ler and Elsear Cormier, both of Soutebrldge, Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a. m. Wed­ nesday at Palm Cemetery te Winter Perk with Rev. Hubert J. Reason of St. Mary-Magdalen Catholic Church offi­ ciating. Ntblaek Funeral Home of Casselberry te charge of ar­ rangements. Barnes for a flight te tea Crown Colony Club on Chub Cay Island. After sightseeing and a visit with friends, Barnes returned Saturday morning and flew them to Nassau. The day waa spent visiting popular sights and the etraw market 1a Naaaau after which they returned to Chub Cay where they went deop see fishing. The mayor caught several big grouper and a dolphin. They stayed at the Crown Colony until Moodey morning when they flew to Homestead by way of Miami International Airport. After they cleared custom* they went to Miami where they were guests of their cousins, Lenky and Lu­ cille Knight, far a steak sup­ per by their pool. The Wilsons returned to Sanford Tuesday and reported In unison that they "had a wonderful tim e." Business Briefs Shipping point information for March 23. All sales F.O.B. Prccoollng charges extra un­ io n otherwise stated. Hanford • Oviedo • Zellwood District: Cabbage: demand moder­ ate at lower pricci, market weaker. Domestic round type, 134 bu. crates, medium to large alsc, 31.25 to 11.35; 50 lb. sacks, 31 to 31.10, few high as 31.15; Red type, l '« bu. crates, im sll, $2.50; Sa­ voy type, Insufficient supplies to quote. Carrots: demand good, mar­ ket ateady. Sacks, 43-1 lb., film bigs, medium to large, II.S0; M lb. sacks. loose, large, 31.25, Celery: demand moderate, market steady. IQ te, crates. Pascal, 3 to 4 doz., $4; A and 8 dot., $4 35; hearts, 34 count, crates, film wrapped, 33. Chinese cabbage: 18 In. crates, 31.30;; wrapped, 3L75. Endive: demand moderate, market slightly stronger. I t/a bu. crate*, 31-35. Esearote: demand moder­ ate, market about steady, t 1/S bu. eratei, 31. Lettuce: market stronger on leaf types, others, insufficient supplies to quote market tone, offerings light. Leaf type, 34 qt. baskets, 91-73; Remain*, 1 1/9 bu. crates, 31.30 to 33; Bibb type, 13 qt. baskets, 31 to 31.33; Iceberg and Boston types, insufficient supplies to quote. Onions, grren: demand alow, market dull. Crates, 3 dos. bunches, 12.70. Parsley: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. Crates, 5 dos. bunches. 91-73. Parsnips: Baskets, 12 1-lb., film bags, 31-23. Radishes: demand good, market ateady, film bags, Red varieties, 30-A os., 31; White Icicle, 244 ox., 31-50. Spinach; no offerings. Turnips: demand light 30 lb. sacks, topped and washed 31-50. Hastiaga Florida District: Cabbage: demand moderate at slightly lower prices, mar­ ket slightly weaker. Domes­ tic round type, 14* bu. crates, medium to large, $1.40 to 11.30, mostly 31-40, some me­ dium rises, 31-33; 30 lb. sacks, tt to 3125, mostly 31 to 31-13; Red type, 131 bu. crates, im sll, few, 31.T5; Sa­ voy type, Insufficient supplies to quote. Sake volume for Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., showed an In­ crease of 8.04 per cent for the four-week . period e n d i n g March T, compered with the corresponding period a year ago. The volume totaled 389.210,170 compared with |A3,M l,374 during the same per­ iod te 13A3. v Winn-Dixie operates a num­ ber of supermarkets te this area and now totali 623 retail storea and eight wholesale units throughout the South compared with SOS retell end A short course in parlia­ eight wholesak unite a year mentary procedure will be ago. given Thursday by Atty. Ken McIntosh at the Civic Center luncheon of the Sanford-SemInale Jeyccri. Program chair­ men Is DeWItt Mathews. Vallitr te charge of the ar­ rangements. Guests st the meeting Wedneadey include Mre. Annette Collins, sister-ta'law of Miry O'Donnell and three Pats— Mrs. Pal Moylan, Mrs, Pat Bernal snd Mrs. Pat Slpley. S t Patricks Day refresh­ ments of fancy cup cakts, sandwiches, mints, nuts and Honor roll for the Enter­ coffee were served by the prise Elementary School has hoelesMi, Mery O'Donnell, been announced for the last Aggie Portewlg, Nora Wil­ six weeks grading period. liams, Mary Jane Weaver and Named' were, fourth grade, Bunny Morgan. Pat Lester, Mary Sternes, Donna Semones, Fred Perrick, Desna Laughlta, Lydia By Halted frees InUraaUoaal Itamllton and Buddy Baker; Sensitive chemical Instru- fifth grade, Steve Rivet and meats h ive revealed that the Lacey Jackson and sixth odor* of no two onions ara grade, MUlana Crawford, Me­ exactly alike, according to lissa German, Roberta Murr Science World, and Gary Ledford. Short Course Honor Roll Named So? M City To Study Traffic Patterns A study o f the city’s traf­ fic pattern will bo started soon •• City Commlsrionors decided Monday night to al­ leviate congestion in tha downtown area. One-Way traffic for main artcrieo In tha downtown ar­ ea waa considered but mot with opposition from lom i commissioner!. Commisslontr Jamea Crapp* declared tho city "is not roady for It; it's too small." Commiaalonor Joe Baker urged that tha study bo made. Also ditcuesad wai tho placing o f etop sign* at vital intersection*. Iha principal streota In­ volved aro First 8treet, Mag­ nolia, Park, Palmetto and Second. Police Chief Roy G. Wil­ liams waa asked to check on tbe placing o f atop elgna and to report hie findings at a future meeting. Commlasloners also decided to begin repaving W eit 13th Street from French Avonuo to tho wsotarn edge o f tho city. The work hao been con­ sidered for several months and funds wore shifted to get It under way. O V I N G ? r a ■ M OVING WASHINGTON (U PI) — A double • barreled investi­ gation into alleged profiteer­ ing in the marketing o f meat and poultry today appeared Imminent The House Agriculture Committee plans to look Into charges that retail stores have not been paislng along to consumers the benefits of the loweit wholesale beef price* since 1937, Rep. Alee O. Olson, DMlnn., said Investigators al­ ready had found evidence of apparent profiteering In a study of Washington's retail msat prices. The announcement o f the House Inquiry came aa a Sen­ ate commerce subcommittee called Federal Trade Commis­ sion FTC official* to testify during the second day of hearings on a bill to permit the FTC to examine alleged abuses In marketing of meat and poultry. Wholesale beef prices drop­ ped sharply lait year and ara at their loweit point in eeven years. The price drop hat brought demands from Western cattlemen for tighter Import restrictions on beef. Other congrtsslonal news: Aid: Foreign Aid Diroctor David E- Roll took up the fight for President's John■on’e 38.4 billion foreign aid program, which seemi likely to be in for a rough tima be­ fore the Houie Foreign A f­ faire Committee. Lawmakers were talking in terms o f a 1300 million riash In the program. Civil Rights. Senate leadera appeared confidant they could score a "one-two" vic­ tory in their first major civil rights showdowns and bring the moaiura to the floor be­ fore Easter. Southern sena­ tor* were reported ready to wind up tyalr first round of their opposition to the House —paiaed anti-discrimination bill and parmlt a vote Wed­ nesday on formally calling it up. Transit: Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. said that nine months of political missionary work had generated enough vote* for House passage of the 3750 million mass tranalt b ill The program ha* been dormant in the House Rules Committee since test June and waa given up for lost. Wil­ liams said the bill was reviv­ ed by strong support from President. Johnson. l I NI > S T O I f A G f f»0 4 Lc-lt-y A v c 1 CHARLIE Fagan, deuty under Sheriff J. i. Hobby, is a candi­ date for tha Democra­ tic nomination for con­ stable in District 6 in tha May 5 primary. (Herald Photo) E New Books At Pinecrest Tha Pteacrast Elementary School U displaying 410 new library books, Including a number of adult fiction and non-fiction titles of interest to grownups as well as junior and senior high school stu­ dents. Tho exhibit is open daily from 9 to 5 and from 7 to 9 at night beginning today. The display closes Thursday at 8 p.m. Fifty publishers contribute their best books to ths collec­ tion snd ths service Is sup­ plied without cost. Covering more than 33 sub­ ject classifications at ths Jun­ ior high level and mors thin 40 at the high school levs!, ths collection Is completely or­ ganised and curriculum-r*. lsted. It presents ths new titles of early 1983 in all their wide variety and colorful sppssl, from stories nt adventure, humor, family Ilfs, Interesting people and romance to liter­ ature, poetry and drama, on to history, probloms of de­ mocracy, science and man, today’s world, and careers and guidance. Free to teachers, librarians and othar school personnel ara curriculum-related cata­ logues, which are fully Index­ ed by subject, author and till*. The exhibit has been sup­ plied by Books on Exhibit, a national promotional opera* tlon which nsithtr takas nor fills orders. Program Set On New Food A program on tha now typo fr*rx*r.dried foods will b* presented Wednesday from 10 a.m. until noon at ths Homs Demonstration Center, 401 E. 33th Street. Shelf Ilfs of thsss foods, which ara popular with camp­ ers and people who travel in trailers, la from six months te two years. Ths demonstration will bo presented by Miss Myrtle Wil­ son, H o m e Demonstration Agent, who will be assisted by Mrs. Sue Camp, State Food and Nutrition Specialist. By Jane Casselberry Names o f honor roll stud­ ents at South Seminole Junior High for the last six week grading period wars announc­ ed today by Principal John Angel. Making all A'a were James Bacchus, Courtney Dorrell Ron Grcana, Terry Schembera, Barbara Koilc, Timothy Lay­ man, Dabbla Reynolds, Ger­ ard O'Connor a n d B r i a n Stihll. Studenta on tha A and B honor roll were: Ninth Grade: Judy Carton, Sandy Fetter, David Buckner, Richard Clarke, Bill Danders, Barry Eller, Gerald Houck, Mika Howell, David Mengal, Woody Price, Bill Pugh, Peter Pyne, Chariea Stewart, David Straughan, A l l a n Sullivan Dewln Townsend, L e o n a r d Weatj Barbara Weyera, Gayle WII eon, Larrla Deane, Suiann* Adkine, Joy Blacksmith, Mich ete Caldwell, Linda Cota, Bat­ ty Davis, Joy Daslongehampa Gail Gleaaon, Sandra Hatting, Evalyn Hammel, Allea Harris, Alyson Johnson, Brenda Jones Beverly Ketcham, Gail Lin­ coln, E l e a n o r MeLaughlln, Connia Murry, Dtbbia Parktr, Jeonne Perrault, Barbara Petcrion, Connie Uaymer, Janet Reams, Pam Robertson, Don­ na Tomlin. Eighth Grada: Keith Craed tn, Chariea Engla, Jamea Erik •an, Cathy J o h n s o n , John Mtadowi, Tarry Moelay, Ellen Niblack, Linda Smith, Sus­ anna Webber, Lalon Byera, Linda Waltman, Dtbby Beeciiui, Walter Biatline, Judy Chenet, Reginald Culbraath; Vicki Doggftt, Candas Har­ rington, Jon Slmonek, Jerry Warran, Doug Finch, Patty Harvilla, Taresa McLaughlin, Richard Mayberry, John New­ ell, Cathy Ford, Gary Gar•ache, Bruca Stuart, Kathy IN TUB C tB C l'ir COURT, IN AND r o w ■HMINOS.SS COtlX TT. U.ORIUA. C H A N ccn r n o . i m * r m ilT KBDr.RAt, b a v in o b AND DOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a torpors: ton, AIK CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. INSURANCE AUTO A PROPERTY For The Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner AU Line# Written TEDDERS Salas mm 8awica f ’ rinE Your Iniuranca 300 S. Park Ava. Sanford Problem* To Ua — FA 3-4X34 IN SU R A N CE AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S BALL-BLAIR FORD OWNERS SP EC IA LS FOR FEB. & MAR. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1949 • 51 FORDS 1952 - 91 FORDS *665 3994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $535 GENUINE FORD 57 - 62 Ford A Falcon EACH IN< Jim Dandy Feeds Timothy Hs^ • Cotton Bead Watm Pumps Fro* Estimates 204 8 , H a n fo rd VACUUM CLEANERS " “ SA N FO kD - Cow Feed 9340 par 100 lb. VAettttto Otantr Service Filtering and Fattaoteg 829 $#tJerd Ava. Sanford r . ~ m u, R . rT tm i $2*o 54 - 56 FORD EACH $2 05 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. NOTICE Your Friendly Ford Service A Part* Departments K. L. HARVEY CO I l.i ATTENTION AGENCY 111 8. Park Ava. FA 1-884' BANFOKn. FLA. GULF SERVICE Tires • Batteries • Accessories PLUMBING Road AAA Berrtc* Gusrsntaad Brake A Muffler Service „ f l u m iin o French • 1st Complete Installations FA t-0931 FA 1-9933 R«pain Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS ■ ■ il MARCH S3 Admissions Jimmy Altman, Ruth Livingston. Helen Daughtry, Francei Musselwbite, Belli* C o l a , Rhea Richmond, William Hutchison, F l o y d Horina, Mary Meade, Erma Burke, LouU Patrick Ferrante, Em­ ms Mae Ard, Sally Perry, Peter Barlow, Harry Leslie, Oscar Wilson, til of Sanford; Elbert C tie, Lake Mary; Theodore Jackaon, Oviedo Dischargee Marian Gosxelin and baby girl, Vestle Whack, of Sanford; Patricia Kay Schmidt, Titusville; Elste Trubenbtch* er, DeBary Plaintiff, IVAN A. OIRRON an4 JUDITH K. Gilt SON, his wife, et at., Dsfealante. CLERK'S NOTICK OF SALK Notlea I* Rarity *i**a that under a Decree e f feresleaur* sad eat* entered br tbt Judes nf the Circuit Court e f ths Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminal* County, Florida, ea the teth day et March, ISIS, la a certain cause between Flret Pederst flevtnae and Loea Aeaectetlea ef Orlande, a earoratloa, plaintiff, and Ivan A. Ibsnn snd Judith K. Olbson, his wlfs, et at. dsfsedsnt*, be­ ing chancery No. IITII, I wilt sail at pubtle suction to ths hlahest snd best bidder for cash, et the front door of ih* Courthouse In fanfare, B.m lnol. County, Florida, at the hour of 11:0* o'clock A.M. on Tuesday, the ldth day o f April, less, the (allowing des­ cribed property) Dot 4. Block S. ef DTTTDI W fK IW A ESTATE* NUM­ BER ONE, IsaUneU Ceun. ty, Florida, according t* the plat thereof at re­ corded la Piet Rook S. Pea* SJ. Public Record* ef Hsminote County, Florida. (•BAD) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk By: Martha T. vihten, DC. David W. Hsdrlek. ef the firm of O!UK■, HEDRICK * ROBINSON 1»» Keel Church Street Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff. Publish March S4, lis t. CDB-TS AREA DIRECTORY ■ *S■ . i n l o t Hospital Notes OIL FILTERS Sanford Flour and Feed Store *» S 1 I fjikstoah, Ed Battle, Barbara Walsh. Seventh G r a d e : Glenn Dubbi, Scott Getting*, Gerald Haaa, Steve Kirby, John Mc­ Canns, Chuck Tomlin, Jay Wolk, David Harklna, Kent Planck, Phyllis Bonekemper, P frgy Davlg, Judy Eller, Jan­ et Waltman, Terra Weil*, Karl Erlkaon; Kathy Barker, Rarbara Bry­ ant, Hermlne Harleh, Bonnie Stodden, Cheryl Wygle, Carol Sulivan, Pat EdmUton, Duana Golyer, S h e l l e y Morrison, Sheryl Heath, Terry Pattishall, Gary Huggins, Lawrence Reuter, Elizabeth Bryan, PatU Stvofford, Sandra Wharton, MONEY SAVING Legal Notice Flsturti % J A South Seminole Junior High Names Honor Roll Students 4:3# Open TU Bat. Afternoon* Strickland Morrison, Inc. 506 E. FIRST 8T. SANFORD, FLA. PH. 622-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8916 •_ j_. �y> > ' flnjr • sn forB V r r s lb Lake Mary UPW Circle Two Has Program And Meeting Mnrch 24, 1964 — Page 3 By France* WeMer The Mnrch meeting of Circlc Two of the UPW of the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary wn, held at the home of Mrs. Lil­ lian Goodwin, hostess for the month, with Mrs. Kay Sassman, co-hostess. Ih c Devotional was given by Mrs. Goodwin. She used a poem from the book of Praying Hands entitled, Faith is a Mighty Fortress, follow­ ed by reporting the Lord's Prnycr. Mrs. James M. Thompson related the missionaries for the day in the Hook of Pray­ er, who were from the Up­ per Nile region and the Synod o f the Atlantic. Prny­ cr was offered for their work and tenehing*. A flannel-graph story was presented by Mrs. Snssman SSJH Entry • Is Winner In Fair By J*n« Casselberry S t e w a r t Gibson, ninth grade student at South Sem­ inole Junior High School at Casselberry, won first place 9 in the physical sciences divi­ sion at the Regional Science Fair held in ML Dora last Friday and Saturday. He received a $10 cash award for his home built sonar from the Electron Ma­ chine Corporation of Umatil­ la. As one of the top 10 prise winners he will go to ^ Jacksonville April ‘2-4 to en­ ter his project in the State Science Fair. Stewart, who recently won a $25 Savings Bond for the best overall project at the South Seminole Science Fair, Is the aon o f Mr. and Mra. R. B. Voliva of Altamonte Springs. O f the 19 entries from 9 SSJH, 12 received special recognition. Patrick Wilson took second place in xoology for his experiment with ants; Maridel Eddy won second in health and mediceina for her project on cancer; George Rishell won third in mathe‘ matlcs in computcra with his analog computer; Tim Layman won second in earth 9 science* for his project on water distillation. Honorable mentions went to Ruth Malone, Betty John­ son, Kathy Barker, Sandra Wharton, Barbara Bryant, llarjoria Purnell and Paris Thermanos. Other studenta participat­ ing wera Carol Sullivan, A l­ len Sullivan, Gary Redwine, G Vicki Doggett, Kathleen Pike, Karen Barker and Melenda Casselberry. Good Friday Service Set HEAR LAKE (URL SCOUT Troop 497 spent a recent weekend camping at Alexander Springs. In the photo are, front, left to right, Cathy Gib­ bons, Patty Forward, Candas Herrington. Cheryl Clark, Cheryl Hall; back Nancy Napierata, Vickie Brannon, Kathy Aldrich, Patty Stevenson, Mary Klinger, Mrs. Saru Hall, leader and her husband, John Hall. Dy France* Wester Churches of Lake Mary will conduct their annual Community Easter Sunrise Service on the shores of Lake Mary in Kvansdulo starting nt <5:14 a.in. Rev. Ralph K. Taylor of the First Baptist Church will he the speaker and Youth Choirs from both the Baptist nml Community Presbyterian Churches will present special music. All residents of the area, regardless of church affilia­ tion, are invited to nttend the service. Ainplo parking space will be available. Candidates Told Of Poster Rules Candidates for election to public office have been noti­ fied of Florida laws regulat­ ing political campaign posters and signs. Violators of the outdoor ad­ vertising laws arc subject to a fine of $300 per violation per month. The violation is con­ sidered a misdemeanor. Inside of municipalities state laws provide only that posters and signs shall not be posted or erected within highway rights of way. Outside of municipalities no poster or sign shall be posted or erected: —Until the required indi­ vidual sign permit fee is paid. —Without having attached to it a permit tag. —Upon a highway right of way or within 15 feet of the boundary of such right of way. —By nailing or affixing to any tree. — Upon private property without written consent of the property owner. Political overhead banners may not be erected across any county, state or federal highway either inside or out­ side of municipalities. By Helen Snodgrass Combined G o o d Friday t 1 aervicea in Enterprise will be held from noon until 3 p.m. at A l l Saint* Episcopal Church. The community’s Easter Sunrise Servica will be held on the shores o f Lako Monyoe in front o f Deltona Com­ The great horned owl is munity Club, weather permit­ ting; if not the services will one of the largest of owls, •§ be held in the community with a length of about 23 inches. club bnllding. Easter Service Scheduled In Lake Mary (bringing out what a wonder’ fu| artist the Bible has provcn to be in painting pictures i of the Lord by usin)r num. •1>m th, t |ntcr m#dc , cle, r picture of Christ. Number one was a candle showing that Christ is the “ Light of the World." Numiier two was a loaf o f bread showing that Christ i* the “ Bread of Life." Number three was a cloud showing that Christ is “ Eternal Life.” Number four was the cross showing that Christ death on the cross is the only way of life. Mrs. Thompson led In a general discussion of chapter Two of the study book, Be What You Are. After the program, the meeting was turned over to the circle chairman. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. A short busi­ ness session followed. The next Association meet­ ing wilt be held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Crocker on IVesday night, Mnrch ‘24. The special guest will be Mrs. Earl Harris, a missionary of Africa who now live* in Win­ ter Park. Her message will be, A View of My Life as a Missionary. The next Circle Two meet­ ing will l>e held on April 21 at the home of Mra. Ralph Williams with Mrs. Rowland Goble, co-hostess. There were 17 members present and two visitors, Mrs. Hazel Updegraph and Mrs. Phyllis Bromley. The meeting adjourned with the Friend­ ship Circle and Mizpnh bene­ diction. FIRST WATER SYSTEM in the history o f Oviedo went into operation early this month nt Mead Manor. Opening the valves were Mayor Lee Gary, right and Ben Ward, president of Oviedo Land Company, developers of the new residential area. Owned by Central Florida Utili­ ties, tlie new system cost approximately $33,000 and will supply 90 homes. (Herald Photo) Sanford Navy Man Promoted Jerrald E. Chapdclatne was recently promoted to lieuten­ ant commander aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft car­ rier USS Enterprise. Lcdr. Chapdclainc pilots the A-5A Vigilante as a member of Heavy Attack Squadron 7, which is currently deployed aboard the Enterprise with the U. S. Sixth Fleet. The O VALUES FROM $3.00 TO $3.oo RACK j PLANTS UP TO $|.00 ea. 4 FT. TALL j ' i Grnpevllle Nursery I 2221 Graprvltle Ave. 322-08S6 “ Sentts Dealer'* P E O P L E B E L I E V E IN M A Y T A G I><r w BEST 4-Cycle AUTOMATIC WASHER W H O L E HOUSE HEATING ,md COOLI NG GENERAL FLECTRIC . W E A T H E R JR O N 4 CYCLES Fully Automatic A LL ELECTRIC HEAT P U M P Lint Filter Tub ' Water Temperature Selector FO* T H IIM A IL B T . Giant Sl/rd Tub Safety Lid Switch Itunt Proof TO WcalherTRON model* for ai little oe 100 square feet to the largest heme or commerclel Installations. Pumps OUT heat, humidity in summer; pumps IN heot from fresh outdoor air in winter. Uses low hoN toiling to oliminato ducts. PLU* INSTALLATION PAYMENTS AS LITTLI AS $20 PER M O N T H ... UP TO 40 MONTHS TO PAY* VYTC24 South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will meet at 8 p. m. to­ day at the Post Home on the Old Dixio Highway north of Longwood. Commander Rob­ 1007 8. SANFORD AVK. ert March will preside. WALL MAYTAG RATED NO. 1 In Lending Analyaia Report _ THELAKES!I modil VFW To Meet The hostess, in keeping the St. Patrick's Day theme, served refreshments o f cake with green icing topped with a pink rosette, cool green nml pink after-dinner mints. The table was decorated with small vases o f shamrocks on cither side of the punch bowl. AZALEA SALE! PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 322.(362 A-100 — “ More People Use Maytag Thnn Any Olher Washer** W /T M OONEY APPLIANCE SERVICE 320 8. Sanford Ave. 323-00971 P E O P L E B E L I E V E IN M A Y T A G ’64 ChevyII Super Sport with V8 power squsdron Is e part of Heavy Attack Wing 1 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Chapdclainc has almost 10 years in the Navy. He i* mar­ ried to the former Miss Ariyi Dale need. They reside at 2017 Elizabeth Court in San­ ford with their two children. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chapdelaine, 2608 MeMeney Road, St. Paul, Minn. ...and just the place to enjoy it PRICES SLASHED! OPEN A LL DAY W EDNESDAY T O SERVE Y O U ! 116 W. lat. SI. Downtown Sanford FURNITURE , /V t JU..C Find out for yourself what this Chevy II can really do. If there are hllk nearby, let it give them a good going-over. Then aw how quickly it gives slow-moving trucks the run-around. With ita new extra-coat V8 all you ever have to do is give the accelerator an inch, and thia Cbsvy II Super Sport Coupe will take a mile. And this great highway performer looks the part It playi so well. A glance at its all-vinyl interior will tell you that. Those inviting bucket seats are made of ultra-soft foam cushioning. The door-to-door carpeting is so thick you can feel it through your shoes. Thcrc’a your choice of either the floor-mounted Powcrglide or Four-Speed Synchro-Mesh transmission. at extra coat, along with a Po«itraction rear axle, wheel covers, AM-FM radio and a host of other for nil its new power, Chevy II rides so softly it seems to glide along the highway. That’a because it has high-mounted independent eoil springs in the front and Mono-Plate single-leaf springs in the rear. Its unitized well-insulated Body by Fisher shut* vibrations out and keeps road noise down to a whisper. With everything Chevy II Su|ier Sport has going for ft, it’s no surprise your Chevrolet dealer is anxious to W * ® show you its price tag. Because that’a the only thing about it that isn’t super. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet- CheveOe•ChevyII•Corvslr■Corvette Set a th mt your C h a r M HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PA LM ETTO SA N FO RD �I Major Stetson Gift A new and completely modern building for Florida's oldest business school, Stetson University's School o f Business Administration, will be provided by a Florida family that prefers to remain anonymous. Tho family has authorized the Un­ iversity to procoed Immediately with pinna for a building to cost npproxi‘ ' r a half million dollars. lately be used to build one T n e gift L . . . will . . . . . ----------------------------------o f the most up to date business school structures to be found on the campus of any independent college in the Southeast, says Stetson pres­ ident Ollio Kdmunds. The gift for the business school building is the Inrgest contribution thus fnr in tho University's current campaign to raise $3 million to match two for one Stetson’s Ford Foundation grant o f $1.5 million. The new Business School building Bruce New Hampshire Landmark Political Notebook will symbolize the importance of the dynamic new business programs the university faculty is developing, Ed­ munds said. In Florida’s new and exciting era o f tomorrow, business education must lie as up to date as the latest computers. With Stetson’s new build­ ing facilities, and the high caliber o f the business school faculty, tho university will be producing a fresh crop o f young executives for tomor­ row’s business leadership. Stetson will, at the same time, keep the spotlight focused on Amer­ ica’s time-tested traditions o f free enterprise and individual initiative. Edmunds pointed out that Stetson was the first institution in Florida to offer business training at the col­ lege level. Since 1885, It has operat­ ed Florida’s only private, non-taxsupported school of business. Glue Sniffers Let us consider for a moment tho growing addiction o f young Ameri­ ca to glue sniffing. When this Intest quirk of human behavior was first turned up, it was naively regnrdcd as just another lcookie foible that would noon go away like goldfish swallowing, pnnty raids and over-stuffing telephone booths with people. But it hasn’t gone away. It has related and flourished until today 5 per cent o f the nation’s police re­ port that It in a serious problem among teen-agers in their communi­ ties. Why would anyone In his right mind want to sniff glue? For kicks, man — for kicks. Like what else? Every parent knows that two of tho most dangerous words In the English language are "kicks” and "chicken." Whenever a kid enn’ t find nny earthly excuse for doing something be knows is completely slllv or dan­ gerous, he does it for "kicks.’' And If he’s "chicken” he regards himself as sociully dead with his peers. If it isn’t sniffing glue, it's drag racing on public ronds, hitting the bottle or even trying marijunnn. All for "kicks." And to keep from being "chicken." This strnnge philosophy is, o f course, no invention of tho current teen-age crowd. Today's older set dM some pretty goofy things themsel­ ves nt that age — and still do. But somewhere along the line somebody has to lower the boom and put a stop to such dangerous non­ sense. A nntlon o f glue sniffers can’t stand up against the pressures and challenges o f tho space age. A glue sniffer is o f no practical use when he's "glued." And if he keeps It up, he’s practically sure to come per­ manently unglued. Manufacturers and retailers of model airplanes and other hobby and do-it-yourself toys which require the use of glue are waging an educational campaign to alert po­ tential sniffers and their parents to the dangers Involved. Many municipalities are passing laws to stop or at lenst discourage glue sniffing. It is to be hoped — and no pun is intended — they can make these laws Blick. Thought For Today I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. — Psalm 121:1. • • • When we are troubled or feel down hearted, wo look to Jesus, our Sav­ iour, for help. — Capt. Harry S. Foden, The Salvntlon Army. Helen Fuller Soys Flaw Could Be Serious WASHINGTON— The New mate for the November rece. a President the younger broHampshire primary eleeUoo They were out to force their other would make after John man on the President. The Kennedy had aerved his turn. revealed a structural weak* quick credence which Johnaon mm la th# Democratic Party men (ev e to stories that Bob­ They considered Johnson a barrier to their ambition for organisation that could be* by had secretly indicated Hobby amt did not fall to Ihe write-in campaign for come eerlous. diminish h 1 e performance himself suggested Just as The flew Is the uaderlylns when they eould. Those eplrlt o f competition and «■ * as strongly that they did not around the Vlce-Preaidaot, plclon that exists betwfco put H past him. who looked forward to win­ Prom the beginning of John Bobby Kennedy and Lyndon ning the Presidential noral Kennedy's tenure In the White Johnson. nation for him In 1M8 when The drlva by Bobby Ken­ House Washington accepted John Kennedy would have nedy supporter# to write in ae feet that there was no completed two term*, were hla name for Vice-President love lost between the Vicealso quick In their turn to oo the New Hampshire prefer­ President end the Attorney put Bobby In the abide when ential ballot wai evidence of General. There were enthupossible. their belief that President alaitle aide* around Bobby The tragedy o f November 22 Johnaon would not voluntarily Kennedy who did not head- of course cleansed the minds choose Bobby as his running tala to talk about bow good of both the new President and the Attorney General of such considerations. Robert Ken­ nedy waa quick to pledge full support to hie brother's suc­ Geneva AlUmont# Spring* cessor, in government and in Mrs. Joa. E. Mathleug Mrs. Julia Bertas the campaign for election to •41-4814 | a a i-im the Presidency on hie own. Lake M a n Bear Laka-Faraat City The President has been the Mrs. France* Waster Mrs. Maryann Mila* 822-1211 | soul o f thoughtfulness and un­ 838-367* derstanding in his dealings Lake Monro* Casselberry with the bereaved Attorney Mr*. H. L. Johnson Mr*. Jan* Caaa«lberry General. 122-4723 838-S044 The hope at the White House Lon gw nod Chuluota waa that the harmony could Mrs. Donna Eat** Mr*. Joan Magla continue at least until after 8SS-II17 346-3741 the election. But what hap­ Oateen DeBary pened in New Hampshire Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Adsni Maltar 823-4841 raises doubts. 618 4418 It seems unlikely that Bob­ Oviedo Enterprise by Kennedy masterminded the Mrs. George Kelsey r Mias Helrn Hnodgroaa M5-I48* 468-1*33 New Hampshire write-ins. P int, he would have done e better Job. The performance of the young promoters who put over the write-in for Am­ bassador Lodge la more in Kennedy's league of past per­ formance. But it docs appear Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., March 24, 1964 that the Attorney General tolerated the intervention of one of his hangers-on who sparked the write-in with as­ w a l t e ii a . eiscLow , B orrow a » d runLisssnn BBANB VOI.TOI.IMSC. Cirealallaa - U m r si Maaaitr surances to New Hampshire S t i l t s L. BTSCMSTHOa BOV OBEEN friends that it was Bobby's Assoelata Bailor Advertlala* Monotor wish. rassu vam f e l t BABBIKTT SS. JOMMOH l l t M i l n i Editor Other similar lapses from C l o u if l.d Director JAM B eWOBBABEB JUUV W M llI total loyalty to the concept iiu a ln ... Maaaa.r C »«atr Editor that a Presidential nominee Unit 10 W Ill.U M I KRESS WWI. LI Meebaaleal Must. Booioir Editor should be allowed to pick his own runningmete should be s io s c B ir r iu a b a te s anticipated. The conflicting Beaoe D tlln rr pulls on the new bead of the eoailaala Caaatf AN Other Kennedy family ere oo doubt IM S I Toar ISO Week HISS I T*»r l.st I Uoaltia t it I Month# strong. John Kennedy turned I II I Month* IIS I Month* to politics only after his I IS I Booth I.SS I Month V. a. Postal R ofu la llano precise that aU ■all luOorlplIoao ho politically • m i n d e d elder paid la adreaco. bpother, Joseph Jr., was shot down in World War II. Now Eatarod ao eaooa< clos* w etter Octoe.r It . t i l l at She Foot Office of Sanford, Florida, under tho Act of Oootrooo of March. prsoumably family tradition makes it Bobby’s turn to wear The Harald la a member e l tho United Froit which Is oa- tho Kennedy colors in political titles oieJeolvolp to tho ato for ropubUcatloa o l all tho SooeJ oewo priatod la tala ao e lo p e r . e • Herald Area Correspondents Biossat — Roy CromJey Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Imitate Dolly! Fur she not only raised hrr arhnnl marks from "C * to “ A ," but aho tout;lit her parenla to bo rnurh keener reader# of the daily newspaper. Ho en­ courage your children to de­ velop “ objective” teats of esrh day's newspaper. You can even offer some rash nwarda for the winners, to add seat. CASE H-120: Dolly B.. nged 11, wus tho uuto accident vic­ tim who spent several months in a plaster cast. Because shs was an energet­ ic child, full o f pep, her mother worried about how to ktep her occupied while she lay In bed. 8o I suggested several edu­ cational hobble*. Now listen to Dolly's mother, for four months have elapsed. "D r. Crane," she began, "Dolly Is now back In school and fit as a fiddle. "Hut I thought you'd like to krtow that while she used to ho only a 'C' student, now she makes straight 'A ' grade*. "And It is all because o f the extra reading and mental ton­ ic shs received whila in her plaster cast "F or example, she became fasclnsted with the Idea of counting tho different specie* o f birds on tho bird feeder outaldo her bedroom window. Mrnnwhllc, she rend at lenst on* of those 'Classic Comics’ each day so she obtained a background o f over 100 great novels. "Shs also entered 27 differ­ ent prise contests, usually d e a l i n g with merchandise awards by soap or cereal or soft drink firms. "And shs actually won 4 prises, Included among which was a «10 bill. "But I believe her greatest •njoyment cams from prepar­ ing a dally quis over the con­ tents of our nowspapor. "Shs followed your sugges­ tion about lifting out at least one quis Item from every page o f tho newspaper. "Previously she had paid little attention to the news­ paper, for oven the comie pages have lost most o f their Interest to grade school young­ sters, so aha was a TV fan. ‘"But now she would prepare a dally quis and then give it to her daddy and mo. "And wa both missed vari­ ous items in her quis, much to het delight. Our failures, too, Hero ovhlenre thnt we hnd not been u* rureful renders us wo should have been. "F or example, Dolly would give us 10 to 20 true-false statements, like these: "T.F. (1) The main front pnge headline today wns about mi furthqunkr. "T.F. (2) Tho weatherman predicted cloudy skies for to­ morrow. "T.F. 13) Tho first editorial described feather bedding by unions. "T.F. (4) Dr. Crane'* col­ umn told how to Inform a foster child. "T.F. (5) The medical col­ umn featured gall bladder at­ tacks. "T.F. (0) Stock market prices dropped today. "D r. Crane, she'd go on like that until shs had picked something from almost ovary page. "Then, as we’d eat dinner In her bedroom to keep her compuny, she would give us her dally newspaper quit. "Well, we were usually lucky to get 16 right out of hrr 20 true-false Items. "And this pleased her great­ ly, for she delighted In catch­ ing us in error. "A s a result, we have all be­ come much keener readers of tho dally newspaptr, much to our benefit and also her higher grades in school." If you readers wish to learn how to prepare various kinds Letters Tha Iterate wrlraaiaa tattera tram Ita raaSrra as pahlie atfalra. Th* wrltar aaay aa* a era aaasa ura*te#U the lat­ ter alas rarrlra tha wrllar'a traa aama aa4 aSSraaa. I.attars at fewer thaa S3* war4s wilt he alvra eretereaee. Letters a<l4rr*ee4 t» slhara are arrest■hie nratl4r4 Ihrr 4a aat Seal In aeraaaallllea. I'uetry la aat sahllshe4 hr Tha Herat*. Editor. Herald: Your reporting on the re­ cent declarations and qualify Ing o f political candidates has been fair, impartial and prompt. How many subscriber* no­ ticed that each candidate for each office received tha aama amount of free publicity when hi* announcement be­ came ncwsT This Is In the best tradi­ tion o f democracy, sportsman­ ship and Americanism. I,* for one, appreciate your efforts. J. O. (J e n ) Gregory Sanford High Highway Europe's highest tourist road la the mountainous Grand Alpine Routs, which traverses some 276 miles through Austria, France, Ger­ many, Italy, Monaco, Switxcrland and Yugoslavia. woo Goldwater backers in both th* West and tha South. (On* Colorado man filed an exception to th* Nixon in­ dications in th* West, saying: "Two-tlrae losers aren’t very popular . . . 1 doubt that ha would carry Colorado.") But thoi* part* o f th* East where antl-Goldwater aentlmenta are powerful are the place* where th* Idea o f Nix­ on a second time Is most stoutly reilatcd—or Just not thought of. In the**, compro­ mise talk la still vagua. What­ ever focus It has is on Gov. William Scranton of Panneylrun la. Should compromise be tha order of th* day in San Francleeo next July, Nixon plainly will be a factor to consider. Juit s i clearly, h* la today a long, long way from the broad party consideration ha would need for victory. Dick West Says Trivia Is Tricky WASHINGTON (UPI) - In my suggestion box 1 found a collection of government preia relearn dealing with such subjects aa golf balls, braided rugs and the 610th birthday of Amerigo Vespucci. Attached to it was a note that aald "w by not do a col­ umn some days about the tri­ via that comes across the desk of a Washington report­ e r :" I'll tall you why not. Trivia it tricky, that's why not U'e almost impossible to identify trivia with the naked eye. 1 estimate that 88.44 per cent of tha stuff that crosses my desk looks Uk* trivia on tha surfs ea. But if subjected to analysis, 'it sometimes turns out otherwise. Tb* other 10.96 per cent has a noteworthy appearanca but under examination will often assay out as pure dross. Furthermore, there la no simple method of detecting trivia. You can’t, for instance, test a press release by biting It or dropping it on th* table, as you might a coin. Only painstaking investiga­ tion. such aa calling someone on tha telephone, will ravaal whether a government report Is trivia. A case Iq point Is the March 10 Issue of the Federal Register. On page 3207 there appears a notice from the Treasury Department relating to the Importation of camel hair from outer Mongolia. As you may know, U. 8. im­ porters are permitted to bring In camol hair from out­ er Mongolia. Also badger hair, goat hair, horse mane hair, horse tall hair and yak hair. They may not. however, Import theaa products from Red China. Bearing that in mind, conaider this line from tb* afore­ mentioned notice: "The office of foreign aslets control baa completed an lnveiUgatloa of tha current world practical for market­ ing of camel hair and la now satisfied that Outer Mongol­ ian camel hair can be raUahly differentiated from Commu­ nist Chines* camel hair by physical examination.” At first glanc# you will surely conclude, at I did, that thla was a aeientlfla break­ through of the firit mainttude. But when I breathlessly dialed the treasury to find out how the hair of an Outer Mon­ golian camel differs from th* hair of a Communist Chinese camel, It immediately turned to be trivia. They have the tame kind at hair, actually. Tha difference is in tha preparation, one be­ ing marketed cleaned and sorted, th* other being mar­ keted uncleaned and uniorted. Which goes to show that you can't be dogmatic about trivalltlei. Lika gold, trivia ia where you can find IL BALDNESS Studies of male-typ* balA ness Indicate that ooe-fourtii of aU men will show some baldoeas at aga 31 and about 30 per cent of them will ex­ hibit eoma baldness by tha eg* of 60. ttNEML ELECTRIC FROST-GUARD14 im n u M T O U B t a a It frausrl * Mg lata I aria Baa Raids* to IM BU # Mdatot StoMal • 2 Panaiato Vagati 137 aa. R. 1st totoai * 3399* Sanford Electric Co. I l l Magnolia 122-1683 NOTICE Th# Black Sag, an Inland body of water bounded by tha U.S.S.R., Rumania, Bul­ garia and Turkey, waa sup­ posedly given Ita name by tha Turks who feared its open stormy expanse of wa­ ter. To the ancients, how­ ever, It was known as the "hospitablo sea" and tho Greeks colonized Its shores in 7 B.C. la Your Present Water Syatem Almost Too Pooped To Pump? Don't Take ChtRceo With YOLIt FAMILY'S Water Sapply or Loo# Tour Lawn — Replace That Old Pump With A New, Modern Dependable of "objective” tests, send for my "Vocational Guidance Booklet," enclosing a long st.imped, return envelope, plus 20 rents. It can toom your child's school marks, too. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane in car* of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cenla to rover typing and printing easts when you send fur on* of his book­ lets.) WASHINGTON — (N EA ) — Th* aigna o f interest in Richard M. Nixon asem u good deal greater among Re­ publican party professionals than they were two months ago. But ha la far from being embraced universally as s poaalbls compromise cholea for the 1064 GOP presidential nomination. A Wyoming leader, while stressing that Sen. Barry Goldwater la still tha prims favorite in his atats, noted In a telephone interview that Nixon today has "pretty good strength." One poll o f modest scale ahowed tha 1060 nom­ inee aa Goldwater'a only sub­ stantial competition. Minnesota Republicans who reported on Nixon’s recent "law business" visit to Minn­ eapolis said ha did remarka­ bly well In a auta that is presently torn between Goldwater and potential favo[it* tun Walter Judd, former con­ gressman. On hla "lawyer’s errand,” Nixon managed to squcct* in a round o f luncheons and re­ ceptions, to give a solid hour to the press, and to attend a "dollar breakfast" at which he wa* principal apeaker. Tha general response was good. At a sizeable GOP dinner in Nebraska, a poll among some 600 party people gave Nixon a narrow edge ever Goldwater. This is a state where all 16 convention del­ egates are eald to be ready to lungs for Goldwatar. The gathering may not have been entirely representative of stete sentiment, but the poll nevertheless has caused com­ ment In and beyond Nebraska. Just a few days ago three South Dakota newspapers did some polling in their own "Goldwater country.” They did not measure the senator against other Republicans, but set each GOP proapact against President Johnson. A* he has don* In auch testa nationally, Nixon show­ ed best. Goldwater ran third, behind Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Johnson led In all caaea. Yet thla kind of thing is not turning up everywhere. In many spots, unhappy memories o f 1060 continue t* plague Nixon. 8ays a Rhode Island pro­ fessional:! "W e have all th* respect In th* world for Dick Nixon. . , . But, oh dear, do we h*v* to go through this again?” Little support for Nixon ex­ ists today In Rhode Island, another leader Indicates. In Maine the story Is aimliar: "Nixon isn't In th* pic­ ture aa yet.” Leaders in tiny Dtlawars echo thla response. And pro­ fessionals in a number of th* larger states, with big con­ vention vote* and •lector*! counts, eontpleuoualy fail to make prominent mention of Nixon. While th* pattern is not yet sufficiently filled out to be convincing, th* fragmentary evidence suggest* that Nixon may bo emerging aa a real second eholce possibility in on* big aegmant o f "Goldwater country” —the Moun­ tain and Plains states. Aa has been widely noted. Nixon'a recently uttered state­ ment* on civil right* and oth­ er topic* appear designed to PUMP Ample atock of leading makes In all models M eiara W A LL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AYE. Sanford, Florida US-6411 "Headquarters For Sprinkler SjsUnta* There will he a Public Hearing held by the Zoning and Planning Commission o f the City of Sanford on Thursday, March 26, 1964, 8:00 I’ .M. in the City Commfamion Room, City Hall. Thin in to consider the application requesting a rezoning from an R-1AA to that o f R-IA Single Family Dwelling Diatrict o f: That portion abutting the ACL R /R on the rant and lying between 24th Street and Cot* tage Hill and Grove Manor Bubdira. and ly­ ing west of Mellonville Ave. Property more particularly deaeribed aa: Reg. nt the NE corner o f Lot A o f Dodd, Lord and Dean’s Subdiv. in the SW \ \ o f Sec. 91, Twp 19 So„ Rg 31 E as recordad In P.B. 2, Pg 8, Seminole County Records; run thence west* erly along the north line o f said Lot A 426.4’ for a point o f beg.; thence westerly along the north line o f Lot A to ACL R /R ROW: thence southeasterly along aaJd ACL R /R ROW to tha south Une o f aald Lot A ; thence easterly along south line o f said Lot A to a point 400.25’ east o f the 8E cor. o f said Lot A ; thence Nly. to point o f beg. Som e things Just naturally belong together Such m your SAVINGS ACCOUNT •nd your MORTGAQE LOAN. Sava for tha down payment on a house-then finance tha balance hart. Area for construction o f residential homes under the zoning regulations o f R-1A district. Clifford W. McKlbbla. Jr„ Chairman ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION City o f Sanford, Florida , . . i , i,. �TK * ! H * l u ft il March 24, 1964 — Pago 5 fr n D Shower Honors Bride-Elect '0 M ilt Janice Wynn was hon-1 Colegrove, William Martin, |thcr, Mra C. B. Wyz% i Susan Laney, Carin Stowell, ored at a recent mlscellan- Leon Stclnmeycr, J. R. DunAlso the Misses Kay ana Ann Stclnmeyer, Faye Duncous bridal ihower given by away and the honoree't mo-1 Betty Sandifer, Carol Nolan, |away and Donita Wynn. Mrs. C. D. Bass and her daughters, Miss Pat Bass and Mrs. M. G. Orr, of Orlando, at the Bass home, in Citrus Heights. Following the gift opening, appropriate games were play­ ed with prizes awarded to the ^w inners. A color scheme of yellow and white was used in decorations and refreshments. The refreshment table was covered with a white lace cloth, and the center arrange­ ment was a crystal container filled with white daisies and yellow gladioli. White candles in crystal holders and a "Good Luck Troll" completed * 9 the table arrangements. Punch, a yellow and white decorated c a k e , chocolate covered Swiss rolls, nuts and mints were served to those present. A crystal service was used for all refreshments. Invited g u e s t s included Mmes. Raymond Sandifer, Wilbur Nolan, Gordon Senart, A. D. Laney, Robert Brad^ bury Sr., Robert Bradbury Jr., B. L. Westbrook, J. W. Kuykendall, C. L. Jenkins, J. W. Stowell, William C. Boyl, cs, T. G. Johnson, J. L. Whit­ taker, T. G. Frase, W. S. Shirley, John Hodge, R. A. Mrs. Leo Watson MISS JANICE WYNN, right sented, find her mother, Mrs. C. B. Wynn, with co-hostesses, from left, Mrs. M. G. Orr, Mrs. C. D. Bnss, nt n bridnl shower in her honor. (Ilcruld Photo) 1Hostess For S S Dorcas Class Mrs. Leo Watson entertain­ ed the Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church at her home on Crystal Drive Mon­ day, March 16 th. Mrs. Ray Williams, presi­ dent, presied at the short business meeting, after which she introduced Mr. Willard Warfield, who gave an inter­ esting devotional. Refreshments were served by ths hostess after the pro­ gram and the group enjoyed singing their favorite hymns. Others attending were Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs. Tom Mero, Mra. George Scott, Mrs. W.A. Thomas, Mra. Carl Moyer, Mra. Walter Brooks, Mrs. Carl McWhorter, Mra. J.G. David, Mra. P.C. Thomp­ son, Mrs. John Walker. tfcU id sw tfi/u d b iA Dirt Gardener’s Circle The March meeting o f the Dirt Gardeners Circle was held in the auditorium o f the Headquarters building. Mrs. C.D. Perry, president con­ ducted the business meeting. Mrs. William Bristol, Mrs. E. S. McCollum and Mrs. L.E. Leeper served as co-hostesses. Reports from the various committee chairman were giv­ en and a brief horticulture re­ port concluded the program. A tour o f the building was conducted by Mrs. Vernon Conner, who gave a detailed description o f the design, architecture and furnishings. Later "Mead Gardens" was New Members Welcomed By DeBary Woman's Club By Mra. Adam Muller The DeBary Woman's Club held its regular monthly meet­ ing Friday, March 20, at the Community Center with Mra. Charles Ulrich presiding. The invocation was led by Augus­ tus C. Summers followed by Mrs. John Dzlck leading the .salute to the flag. Mrs. Price Goodson intro­ duced two new members, Mrs. Eugene Beinert and Mrs. Donald B. Middleton Jr. A motion was carried that new members joining the club after March 1, would pay only minimum dues until the end o f the current year. The nominating committee was. appointed with Mrs. Evfald Michelsen represent- FRIGIDAIRE Washer with fresh ruining water rinses I m r r * i. s MsSti WDA-M 4 sslsrs sr white • Frigldalr* underwater Action Zona halpa get clothes fabulously deen| ing the Official Board, assist­ ed by Mra. Price Goodson and Mrs. Marion Waite. It wai elso voted to increase the Easter Seals Donations to $25. Reservations for the annual club luncheon are to be made with Laura Platt Brown. The luncheon will be held at the Mount Vernon Lodge, Mait­ land, May 21 from noon to 4 p.m., with a card party fol­ lowing. Longwood Personals By Donna Eateo Winter gueeta o f Mr. and Mra. Thco Tice, o f Longwood are Mr. and Mrs. Hanry Barron, o f Williamsport, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ry Luzader, o f Crawfordsville, Ind. Don't overcook p r o t e i n foods. This will cause the pro­ tein to toughen and shrink. There is a tendency for the liquids to be squeexed out when shrinkage takes place. F or example, overcooked meat is usually tough and dry. KING'S BEAUTY 8ALON Over RonasUlat'e Drug SPECIAL 22-00 210.00 Cold Wave Comp. Shampoo ft Set 21.S0 Open Eves. By AppL No AppL Nee. 222-2238 the scene of a delightful pic­ nic luncheon. Others members attending were the Mmes. Doria Cline, W.A. Young, S.C. Dickerson, W.E. Kirchhoff, W.A. Krntzort, Myron Smith, J.R. Wells, E.D. Rinehart, CAV. Baker, W.I1. Wray. W.D. Gardiner, Clyde Ramsey, Irwin Fleisher, Charles Weaver, George Harden, and Irvin Batten. • SudsWater Saver Modal WCDAR-64 at extra coat • Dependable! ft's the Sturdy Frigidalra washer. Azalea Circle, Sanford Gar­ den Club held the regular monthly meeting at the Fred Pope home on Crippin Road last Thursday evening. Mra. Thomas Russell, chairman, presented Mrs. Auburn Rec­ tor, president-elect, who greeted tha members cordial­ lyJack Russell of Orlando conducted the program in the absence of his wife Katherine, who was unable to attend due to illness. Mr. Russell pre sented Interesting and color ful films made last Christmas in Guatemala, where the Russclls vacationed due to their avid interest in tree ferns. The natural beauty films featured crystal lakes, moun tain peaks, and spectacular sunsets. Splendid churches and cathedrals, and quaint side-walk market places were also shown. For centuries the people of Guatemala have shown great skill in producing superior richly colored tile and in the art of Mosaics. Every church is adorned in exquisite bril­ liantly colored tile mosaics surrounding door-ways, col­ umns, towers and turrets. The flr c le members exprcsscdv gcnuine gratitude to Mr. Russell, and presented him a get well token gift to deliver to Mrs. Russell. Miss Elialea Kirchhoff, chairman of "Garden Ther­ apy' assembled materials and members assisted her in miking Easter baskets for the Little Red School House. At the close of the meeting, refreshment! were served, with Mrs. Clyde Stinson and Mrs. R. F. Steele acting at co h oste^ ti with Mrs. Pope. Other* attending w e r e Mmes. Dempsey Carnes, J. L. Clark, J. D. Callahan, Porter Lansing, Henry McLaulin Jr., Henry Russell, Thomas Rus­ sell and Roy Tillla. $18995 Innerspring Mattress Renovation Special Includes: • Cleaning ft processing Felt • Brand Naw Cover for Mattrcoa • Brand New Iasalation w h en * WT - J 145 0 SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenuo Phone FA 2-6321 G. H. HIGH Authorised : FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 1700 W. 1 st Sanford Ph. 322-MSS Chapter D A R Assembles The monthly meeting of Sallie Harrison C h a p t e r Daughters o f the American Revolution was held March 13th at the DeBary Mansion. The hostesses serving were Mrs. R. P. Pray, Mrs. C. L. Wildner, Mr*. C. L. Dawson, Mr*. Leon Fellows and Mrs. R. M. Mason. Mra. Wildner, regent, open­ ed the meeting with the rit­ ual, American Creed, pledge to the flag, and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat led the tinging of the Star Spangled Banner” and "Suwanee.” The Weklva Chapter o f DeBary were guests and were introduced by the regent. An interesting a r t i c l e "Passing o f ths Patriot" writ­ ten by Dr. Max Rafferty, was read by Mrs. C. E. But­ ler, National Defense Chair­ man. Mrs. Georgs Brooks, as­ sistant to tho Florida Feder­ ation o f Arts president, gave a most informative talk on the Mansion and the member* enjoyed the tour through the old and interesting building. Mrs. Wildner and Mrs. Rob­ ert Henderson, regent of the Wekiva Chapter served at a beautifully appointed tea ta­ ble the following: Mrs. Rob­ ert N. McGee, Sylla Uurland, Mrs. Ralph M. Leonard, Beatrice J. IVson, Hazel Paddock, Alico B. Cooper, Hazel W. Myhra, Alecn W. Crumbacher, Marion P. Ackermann, Edith G. Brooks, Mrs. Gor­ don Cushman of DeBary, Hel­ en C. Hill o f Durham, N. II., Marion W. Fickes, Deltona, Mra. Lillian Perry of Urhbana, 11L Attending from Sanford were Mrs. R. M. Ball, Mrs. M, J. Dram, Mra. W. E. Bak­ er, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Pray, Mrs. J. B. Itay, Mrs. Roumillat Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. James S. Sims, Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley, Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. J. St. Clair White, Mrs. Wildner, and Mrs. L. W. Ross. Program. On Designing Presented By Mrs. Ganas At Ixora Meeting The Ixora Circle of the Sanford Garden Club met re­ cently at the home of Mra. Douglas Stenstrom on Doug­ las Avenue. Co-hostesses for the meeting were Mra. W. H. Stcmpcr and Mra. Taylor Brown Sr. Miss Barbara Jean Heron To Marry Gary Henderson BARBARA HERON 'F R E E PICKUP and DELIVERY___________ A . .. DeBary Personals Dy Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. William Ulak of Floradana Rd. has her sister, Mrs. Els* Ulek of Badnsuhelm, Germany, visiting her at her horn* in DeBary for several months. wtru no nsw PATT-O-RAM/ A handsome yoked frock created especially for the slightly mature figure. Note Ihc graceful yoke treatment, the becoming skirt. No. 8261 with Patt-O-Rima Is in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. 52. Oust 38 to 54. Size 38 , 40 bust, short sleeves, 48* yards of 35-Inch. To order, send 50 cents In coins to: Sue Burnett The Sanford Herald 1150 Avenue of Americas New York, N. Y. 10036 For first-class mailing add 10 cents for each pattern. Print name, address with zone, style number and size. Send 50 cents for your copy complete pattern book, of the spring and aummer '84 edition of Basic Fashion, our Mrs. E. Shoptaugh o f Shell Rd. entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Hamer of Cincinattl, Ohio. While in the south they visited Delltay Reach, Lake Worth, Florida. Mr. and Mr*. William W il­ liams o f Valencia Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Cornellla Dovale, attended a Mass held at the All Souls Catholic Church in Sanford, which was followed by a Dinner at the Capri in Sanford, and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donavon o f ML Dora, Wednesday morning, March 18, with twenty other guests. Mr. and Mra. Carl F. Kaljeikle o f Syracuse, N.Y. re­ cently visited Mr. and Mra. Vincent Karowskl o f Cata­ lina Dr. Mrs. Evelyn An tar has re­ turned to her home in Pinecrest after being hospitalized at Orlando Air Base Hospital. The Mayfair Inn la host to 40 young men from the Hackley School, Tarrytown, N. Y. Each year the boys spend about ten days at the Mayfair for spring vacation. Mrs. Carl (Shirley) ShUke has returned to her horns on Coleman Circle following sur­ gery at Seminole Memorial Hospital. When washing plastic show­ er curtains or plastic table­ cloths, add a cup o f vinegar to the rinse water. NEW CERAMIC SHOP GREENWARE PAINT — GIFTS 1915 French A y*., Sanford Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Hook of Palmetto I)r. had recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ dor* Tcdesco of Camillus, N.Y. en route to SL Peters­ burg, and places of interest in Florida. A n elderly person re­ tains m o r e interest when allowed to handle his own affaire. The engagement o f Mis* Barbara Jean Heron, 3515 Oakland Drive, Sanford, to Kenneth Gary Henderson, of Kermit, Texas, is being an­ nounced. Mis* Heron is th* daughter of Mrs. Alice G. Heron, Sanford end Bernard J. Heron, of Winter Garden. Tho groom-elect, is th* son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hen­ derson, of Kermit, Texas. Miss Heron was born in Oakland, Calif., but hat lived lit Sanford for several years. She is a member ef the sen­ ior class at Seminole High School and is on the Salma­ gundi Year Book, staff. Mr. Henderson was bom in Roswell, New Mexico. He at­ tended the Kermit, Texaa High School and ie presently serving in th* U. S. Navy and attached to Security Di­ vision 7, Fire and Crash, at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. The wedding will be an event of June 12, at 11:30 a.m. at the Church of th* Nativity, in Lake Mary. The caloric expenditure of altling In the rocking chair la Mr. and M r* Howard equal to that of light home­ Green of Bonita ltd. recently work or light Industrial activ­ entertained Mr. and Mrs. ity, Dr. C. D. Martz reports In George Boater of Delray the "Journal" of the Indiana Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stale Medical Association. Uarnum of Westfield, Mass, He estimates 100 to 150 were alio their guests. calorlea an hour are expended by the rocker. The DeBary Community Methodist Church on High Banks ltd. received the fol­ lowing new members into the church on Palm Sunday, March 22; Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Black. Mr. and Mrs. George Butler, Mr. Adam Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Powell and their daughter, A new antl-peraplrMargaret J. Powell, and Mr. ■nt that really works! 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AAAA to B Width* Imlhtr n iti: la upper _ _ _ _ 7 fl OO I W •f 7 Other Life Strides From 6.99 W A Y! SOUTHERN AIR 2513 PARK DR. Personals PERSPIRE HEAVILY NOW IS THE TIME TO South Seminole for those who FOREVER Personals Following a brief social per­ iod. during which refresh­ ments were served, the meet­ ing was opened by the preaident, Mra. John M. Morgan. Various Board and committee reports were given, and Jun­ ior Garden plans were outlLied by Mra. P. J. Crumley. Mrs. Frank Woodruff, 3rd reported on plans for tha Flower Show to be held at the Civic Center, and urged all members to make their en­ tries. The planting of flowering trees was suggested as • cir­ cle project by Mrs. Fred Ganas, who volunteered to lo­ cate the type trees available. Mrs. Ganas also presented a program on "Design With Props," in which she discuss­ ed and designed four formal arrangements. She emphasiz­ ed the fact that accessories must always be related to the design in texture and col­ or, or used to tell a story. IXORA CIRCLE MEMBERS of the Sanford Garden Club held their regu­ lar monthly meeting nt the home of Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom. Mrs. John Morgan, left is president, and co-hostesses were Mrs. Taylor Brown, cen­ ter, nnd Mrs. Stenstrom. Azalea Circle LOOK l l • Spins antra dryt FASHIO N O RIGIN ALS l Sallie Harrison PHONE 322-8321 • OPEN FRI. N1TES TIL 9:00 • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed* * f �I « M et Farm System Hopefuls Arrive Here Today Spring Work About Sports Will Begin Thinking O ut Loud Wednesday 91ft Oiafsrft Rrrilb BX JULIAN 8TENSTROM Come Wednesday morning the sound o f wood, horsehldt and leather will bounce from wall to wall at Sanford's Me­ morial Stadium when aome 60 o f 70 young ball players will begin a fire-week period o f spring drills In preparation for the 1004 diamond season. Moat o f the young hopefuls will be aspiring to win some­ day a berth on tha roster of the parent New York Meta who next month will open their third season aa « Na­ tional Leigua entry. This year's Mat opener will be played before a packed Bob Durfeis of DeLand house oi 56,000 diehard fans High's Bulldogs handcuffed who In 40 abort weeka of Lyman High's Greyhounds baseball have becoma known Monday night with a one hit as tha moat loyal followers In performance to post a S to 1 the long history of the sport. But thle opener will have decision and paste the aacood loss o f the current season on an added attraction. Joa MacDonald, a Met of­ Ooaeh Jim Payne's nine. Meanwhile Steve Simpkins ficial who is In 8anford to earn* up with a five-hit per- supervise activities at the lo. formance for Lyman but the cal camp, says everything instability of his mates at the will be ready to host the 65,000 fane when the Meta lift plate plus three miscues a field spelled his doom. The the curtain on Shea Stadium— 'Hounds committed three er­ —the new ball orchard the rors while the Bulldogs play­ Met* will came home. “ Right now," eaye McDon ed fairly tight baseball, mak­ aid, the etadlum itself la ing only one mistake. However, the errors played ready but tha turf at our park n major role In the ball game. here in Sanford looks like the DeLand scored in the opening green felt o f a billiard tabla etanra when the Bulldogs agalnat • sen of mud whan coupled a single with an in­ compared to the grounds at field error to tally one time, Shea." But McDonald Isn't worried Lyman bounced back in the “ They assured us that tha in­ top o f the third when Marvin Cook walked, went to second field «nd the grau will be on another free pass and In perfect sbepe tor opening crossed the plate when Mike dey. McDonald gets a bit elated Sterling grounded to abort when he talki about the new but the throw to first was in emporium. “ Baseball's newest the dirt. The Bulldogs untied the park is the nearest thing to knot in their half of the fifth perfection In baseball,'* claims McDonald. “ There's not a when a walk, a hit batsman, pole or anything else to oh* an Infield error and a bloop single to right center pro­ struct a perfect view from any east In the park. What's duced a pair o f markers. more, moat of the seat! are behind the plate and along the foul lines, and oot far beyond the outfield." ssr T im r m c r ir o o i h t o r He admits that Shea will t h is n in t h jP D t r iA t , c m . DMT, IN A N D r a n I IB l | | . be more accommodating than NO I.M C O U N T Y , ri/O H lnA even Dodger Stadium in Lot in c i t t N c r .n r n o . i Angeles. “ It ought to b e," WAL.TKII J. BEAD. Plaintiff, declared McDonald. “ Actually, we had the benefit of Walter ALPHA WILLIAMS, st at., PafancSantS. O'MsIley’s plana and the mis n c s t ic m n r s u it TO i ALPHA WILT.IAMH, also takea mads in constructing known aa A t. F It K D WIL- Dodger Stadium. There are 1.1AMH, lila wife, AI.ICK W IL- four tiers o f seats and 21 I.IAMK. JAM KH tVII.LIAMR. « !» » known aa JAM K8 I.13K banka of escalator* to accom WILLIAMS a ml wlfa, DO IIO modate the fani, plus water THY WILLIAMS. I'KAIIL K. MAT.TAtr and J O I I N N I B fountains. JONES, har rnmmon-law hua McDonald not only had Land. AMANDA WILLIAMS, praise for the Mot's new daraaaad, har unknown halra st taw, lasataaa. davlaaaa, gran- quarters In New York. He had laaa, aaalsna, or claimant* much to aay In favor of the .-thrrwla# undar har itaoaaaad or olhtrwlaa, MATIIKW W IL- facilities the Met farm hands 1.IAMH, daraaaad. and will enjoy and utilise here In Wlllltma, hla wilt, thalr un­ known halra at law, laestasa, Sanford. He Inspected tha lo­ davlaaaa. eranlaaa. aaalsna or cal plant Monday and was ex rlalmanl* undar lham, or tllhar ceptlonally well pleased wilh altliar o f lham. drraaaad, or dlharwlaa, l». V. WILLIAMS, the local park and with re darraaad and — ■— W IL­ lated facilities. Ha aald tha LIAMS hla wlfa. ir living, and If daad, thalr unknown hairs group would ba here soma at law, lasaltaa, davlaaaa, five weeka. irranteaa, aaalsna, nr claim “ No exhibition gamca are am t olharwlaa undar lham, or allhar o f Ihrrn, dactaaad or scheduled," tha Met official dlharwlaa, whoa* raaldanrts aald. 11a added that no night and addraataa ara unknown: and all unknown paraona hav­ workouts or practice tilts are ing or claiming to hava any scheduled at this time. ' right, till*, claim, er Intaraat Ha did say, however, that In tha |iro|iarlr haraln daarrlbad. loralt.l In Hamlnol* County, tha galea would be open at Plorlda, tn.wll: l.ita 1, 3 and IS. Illork S, all Umei and fans in this 1. a k a v I a w Hubdlvlalon, area would bs welcomed to hrnilnnla County, accord watch the workouts. lug to Iht Plat lharaof, s i • • • racordad In Plat Hook S, Paga 14 uf tha Publlo Ha. The players In training her* <orda uf Ntmlnola County, l-'lorUa. all balng loratad will be aislgned—that la their In Iba SK'4 of lha NU'i of talents prove to be worthy— harlloii IS, Townahlp St either to the Auburn club of Noutli. Ranga 3S Daat. T o ll AUK IIK nK lir notlflad the New York-Pennsylvanla lhal a aull hat baan brought League or to the Williamsport agalnat you. lha natura of which la tu ramova csrtaln entry In the Eastern League. rlouda from and to qulat and Tim Met* have two other confirm tha till* lo lha abuva farm clubi In tha lower class­ daai-rlbad proparly. Tha m in i of Ilia Court In ification on the weit coast which lha suit has baan In and they'll be training in a alltutad la lha Circuit Court o f lha Ninth Judicial Circuit. similar set up at Santa Maria, In and For Hamlnol* County, Calif. Florida. Ths abbravlatad till* McDonald said that the of tha raaa la WALTKII J. HKAD va. ALPHA WILLIAMS, Buffalo club of the Interna at si. Tha datcrlpllon o f tho raal tional League Is training at pronarty Invulvad Is a* sat Dunedin while Uw parent forth abova. Meta, of course, ana at St. You ara baraby raqulrad lo flto your Anawar or other Pete. DeLand Beats Lyman Nine By3to 1 Legal Notice |||,ailing with tho Clark of tho above Court, and to tarva a copy tharaof upon HAM 13. MUltltKLL * SONS. Attoroaya for Plaintiff, on or bsf»ra tha Srd day o f April. 1114. Ilaraln fall not or e Docroo Pro Confaaao will bo onltrad agalnat you for lha rallaf dtmaiidad In the Complaint. W1TNKHH my hand and aaat tlila ssth day of Vabruary, 1**4. (SKAL) Arthur II. Ulckwllh, Jr., Clark, Circuit Court Hcinlnola County. Florida Hr: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark RAM K. SlUHIIKI.Ii A BOM Attorney* for Plaintiff I*. O. Uos m s Orlando, Florid* I'ublDk Marck S, II. If, 14, Skowron's Sale Comes Home To Dodgers 7-3 Page 6 — March 24, 1964 Tribe Going Eagle Hunting . Seminole High's wlnleis baseball squad clashed this afternoon with the Edgewater Eagles of Orlande la a dia­ mond conteit slated at the lo­ cal high school park. In three previous appear­ ances this season Coach Jim McCoy's chargaa hove drop­ ped contests to Winter Pari; Boom and Titusville. Today'a event U a Metro Conference affair. By Jalian Sieaatmn Approximately 50 young dia­ mond hopefuls—members of the eastern division of the New York Met farm system —will arrive In Sanford to­ night and begin spring workout* Wednesday at the Mem­ orial Stadium. It will mark the return of farm system training to this area, the first since Horace Stooeham and Carl Hubbell moved the San Francisco Giant farm hands from San­ ford to their new base In Cate Grande, Ariz., several year* ago. Laadlng the Met aggrega­ tion to Sanford was Joe Mc­ Donald, a Met official who will serve as camp aupervl aor. Actual bead of the ope rations here will be the well know Wld Matthews, an ad mlnlstratlve M ilitant to Georgs Weiss, president ol the Met orfantiatioa. Matthews will be absent from the camp from time to time but be'U spend the great­ er part of the training period here in Sanford. Also arriving tonight with the major contingent of Met hands will be Sheriff Robin son and Ernie White. Robin son, a former m ajor league receiver, will manage the Meta' farm club this season at Auburn, an entry in the New York-Pcnnsylvanla Lea gue. Robinson last year pilot ed the Quincy (Illinois) club In the Midwest circuit. Au burn, by the wey, will be out to retain the loop title It won during the 1062 campaign. White, the former St. Louis aouthpaw who hurled for the Cardinals back In the early 40'a, will manege the Met farm club at Williamsport, a member o f the AA Eaitern League. This la tha only club the Mete own and operate out-right. The remainder of the New York organisation'* farm system ts handled on tha bails of working agree* merits. , White laet year was one of Casey Stengel’* coaches with the parent club. Also scheduled to be In San­ ford for the local spring sea iloni are Walter Millies, a former major league catcher who now aarvea aa a Met scout in the midwest. In addl tioo lo Millies, Lloyd Gear­ hart, who scouts for the Met system In Ohio and Kentucky, will be here. The 50 aspirants who arrive tonight form the initial con tlngent of Met players. About 20 more are expected bare within the next few days and some 70 athlete* will be put through their pacea at the local park. Hound Keglers Sweep Match The Greyhound keglers of Lyman High School swept both endi o f Inter-acholailie Bowling League match Mon­ day at Medallion Lanee in Maitland from the Oviedo Liona. Lyman's boya bounced 2,327 pine to 2,077 for Oviedo while the Greyhound glrli knocked over l,T2a pins to Ovledo'a 1,. 641. LYMAN BOYS: 744, 631, 744 —2327; Richard Morgan, 403 ? Woody Lee. 112; Andy Hlncly, 542; Jim Jarrard, 401; Steve Brady, 477; Mika Watts, 2S5. OVIEDO BOYS: 763, 645. 679—2077; Charles Beasley, 301; Doug Reynolds, 401; Jim­ my Beasley, 234; Marshall Lingo, 466; Jim Brewer, 463. LYMAN GIRLS: 867, 663, 5M -17II; Sherri* White, 274; Gall Chandler, 112; Sandy Watkins, 313; Connie Com­ fort, 213; Lynda Duncan, 302; Bonnie Layman, 113; Bar­ bara Komisar, 09. OVIEDO GIRLS: 544, 631, 543 — 1*41; Carol Simmons, 370; Sandy Miller, 200; Joyce Bellhorn, 227; Nancy Phillips, 200; Susan Jepson, 220; Millie Tuck, 110; Linda Kay, 200. Cowboys Sign 3 DALLAS (U P !)—Tha DaUaa Cowboys have signed linemen Bob Wosnlak and BUI Schad* and quarterback Jake Jacobs ns free agents for tha 1904 football season. WHEN CONGRESSMAN SYD HEKLONG takes a break he takea a break. Herlong (at the right) relaxes at the Mayfair Country Club while talking nhop (or golf) with Admiral Paul Ramsay (left) and Rear Adm. C. T. Pfingstag (Ret.) who were in Sanford last week for the Bombing Derby. All comjieted in the Derby’s annual golf tourney. (Herald Photo) By Fred Down UFI Sport* Writer S ty “ Frank Howard" and tho Los Angeles Dodgers cringe; say “ Bill Skowroa" and they'ra likely to cry out in horror. Howard la the 256-pound right-handed slugger who may quit baseball and leave the Dodgers painfully aby o f long range hitting power. Skowron is exactly the type right-hand ed slugger the Dodgers need to protect agalnat that pos alblllty. The catch Is that the Dod gera sold Skowroa to the Washington Senators last winter for a mere 323,000— about half of what they will­ ingly give to a good high school prospect. The Dodgers were made painfully aware of the curious spot they’ve contrived for themselves Monday when Skowron hit a pair of tworun homers to lead the Sen­ ators to a 7-2 victory over them. It was the second straight gams in which Skow­ ron's hitting waa the differ­ ence. On Sunday his two-run homer waa the big blow In a victory over the Minnesota Twins. Deron Johnson, Mel Queen and Hal Smith bometed to lead the Cincinnati Reds to an 11-3 win over tha Kansas City Athletic*. Chet Nichols went the first four innlngj to pick up the win for the Radi. Nlcholi ahut out tha Athletics for three innings and then yielded all three runs in the fourth. Jack Fisher became the first New York Met pitcher to go six lnnlngi and yielded four runs in a 74 triumph Mefs Doomed To S0KC Track Entries Cellar Again? Clay Fate Hangs On Hearings ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) —The New York Met* appear doomed to finish in tha Na tional Leaiu* cellar again. Despite the Hercullan e f­ forts of sm itin g Casey Sten gel, the Meta' mixture of kids and discards simply does not measure up. And no on* knows It belter than the 73year old Stengel. The Met* manager wUl promise only oo# thing—if they lose this year it wiU be with kids, lie's going to keep some of hla name players like Frank Thomss and Duke Snider, who are over the hUl, but mostly be wUl go with youngsters! “ If you are konna lose," Stengel philosophizes, “ ‘you might as well do It with kid*. At least, there la bop* they are going to make it some day. You can't improve your hall club playing fellows who the other clubi gave up on." Hla big hop* for tha future la In his pitching. “ There we have youth and good looking kids," Stengel claims. “ And wa are going with three kills Uila y e a r win, lose or draw." They are Ron Locke, Jerry Hinsley and Dick Selma. Kinsley is n 10-year old right hinder the Pittsburgh Pirates tried to 'hldo In the minors last year and has never pitched a gam* In or­ ganized baseball. Locke, a 21-year old left handrr, won IS with Auburn and Selma, a 20-year old rlghty, won 12 games with Salinas. As slarters, Casey is count lng on lefty A1 Jackson (IS17), and right handers Carlton Willey (0-14), Tracy StaUard (6-17), Jay Hook (4-14) and Jack Fisher, a six gam* win­ ner with the San Francisco Giants laat year. The Meta' No. 1 relief man wUl be right hander Larry Bsarnarth O-S). Then there's 23-year old southpaw Gorver Powell, who earns up late last season and won on* game while losing one. Metro Standings W L Edgewater ....................... 4 0 Colonial ...........................t 1 Boone ................................t 1 Winter Park ....................I 2 Evans ............................ l l Oak Ridgs ..................... I 2 SEMINOLE ..................... • 2 Bishop Moor* ..................0 I Tatay's Games Edgewater at SEMINOLI Colonial at Boone Bishop Moors at Evans Winter Park at Oak Kidga Thnraday’s Games SEMINOLE at Bishop Moors Winter Park at Colonial Evan* at Oak Rldga POt'RTIt RACK — S /lf Milt— Tonight's entries: 1. Navarro, 3. Relics Ann. I. r m i T mack — a /ie nii * — C. A. Hvynolds, S. Ullfa Starker, !. Mr Wlra'a H»»l. Plan. S. tlorla Die, ■(award. 4. Orbital, Hla. T. Paanut Ual, I. 3. I’arty 4. (loldrn 4. Itoekln Taat Wlra siccn xn r a c k — a/te n ii . 1. Ilarrr'a Hart, I. Hlaar'a Hhadnw, J. Hronklnn, 4. Halil* McNal.li, I. Makt V Mnva, 4 Hpol Ootalp, 7. Fawn Violat, I, Olman Hlva THIRD RACK — B/18 Mila — I. Don* danri*. 3. tllur, I. Ulltao, 4. Klylnr Fable, I. Doublt Damon, 4. flallla Me Duff, f, Bupar Hport, I. (Jilt Kdetd Gasti, Pradera Win Feature Gasti and Pradera won Monday night’s feature eighth game at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton In one of the season's top action producers. The winnera In post five came on cold to atop Martin and Ecbanls, after tha latter had run up four straight points. Moving ahead with their own four point barrage, they faltered momentarily but took ths winning fifth marker on second attempt. Martin and Echanls were second with Aztiga and Muguersa finishing third. Out of the money deiplte a fine per­ formance were Jacin and Iriarte who stopped two game point bids In a pair of out­ standing volleys. Rafael with three wlna and Oaray -shared the dally dou­ ble wins, posting a 6-3 com­ bination paying 0105.40. In the matinee program favorites Jacin and Mugucrza cam* through to take the tenth gama AU Star doubles honors. S. Ki-Jo, l. Trior Mac. 7. Duka's Pat. I. J. M.'a M. Una FIFTH HACK — S/H Mil* — 1. Bpact Haro, t. Cindy Hobble, 3. Hob Trey, 4. nocket in*. I. N. Il.'e Il'y Mia. 4. Hoatnn Hud, 7. Iliinn. S. Homer King SIXTH RAl'R — l/I S Mile — 1. Mr*. Mope, 3. Mlnnl* Oaloa, 3. Hobby Scholar, 4. Wicket Harsh, S. (lo Hhorry, I. Newborne, T. Vlllette, *. Mary i n ­ land SEVENTH RACM — a /s Mile 1. D.A.'a Hopes, S. Hhow Ills, 1. Dod** N' Dart, 4. O. U.'s Kharis, S. Silver Shaba, 4 l*at‘e Turn. 7. Paris Chlmae, I. Ilalr Tao E IU IIT H R A C M — 1 /1 4 M ilo— 1. Wide Gap. a. Kay Club's Kty. !. Proper Slug, 4. Moon, errat, S. Urochura, I. Panworthy, 7. Mo*'* Oat, I. Raay Kir NINTH RACK — l/I S Mila — 1. Wall llthavad. 3. Pari* Plkt. 3. Itoekln Mollis, 4. Much Tima, I. It,line, 4. I-oyal I.uho, 7. No Hear, I. O. B.'a Addraaa TKNTH RACK — H /IH Hilo— 1, Dal Tons, Z. Barnacle Hob, 1. Ilypnollque, 4. Fit. S. Fleet Matron, I. Katlno, 7. Oood Timing. I. Bhanda tea r RLF.VKNTH RACE — ■/■ MU* 1. Kroo. Z. ('hadron. I. Dans Hock. 4. C o m o RoekSI, I. Ifbour Choice, 7. Circus Bunahlna, 7. Damon Twist. S. Capt. Adair Tribe Bowlers Get Whitewash The Brivez of Bo o m High School’s boys and girls bow­ ling teams whitewashed the Seminole High lads and lass­ ies Monday afternoon In an Intar-Scbolaitie BowUng Lea­ gue engagement in Orlando. Tb* acora waa 4 to 0. Boone’s boys racked up 2.609 pins to 2,100 for the Tribe Seminole's girls posted 1.640 pins but the Boone girls cams up with 1,057. BOONE B O Y S - 022-046447 —2600; Georgs Sullina, 232* 582; Don Brown, 505; Don Putman, 469; Tom Porter, 515; Dave Amiot, 530. SEMINOLE BOYS — 073, 087, 740-2100; Ed Hubbard 430; John Boggs, 101-400; John Lyman High School all Smith, 384; Ralph Unger, 413; •ports banquet, Ira luring John Jerrigan, 402. BOONE G IR L S - 047, ISS, BUI Wade of Urn Chicago Bears as principal speaker, 620-1957; Karen Dlel, 306Is scheduled for 7 p.m. to­ 493; Linds Morris, 413; Jaest Brown, 429; Dianne Wadsuk, day at the school. Head footbaU coach Dick 278; Barbara Sullina, 046. SEMINOLE GIRLS - 604, Copeland aald aU plana have been completed and t 385, 550—1040; Mary Swlgoncapacity crowd In anticipat­ ski, 179-401; Rena McKaosla, 347; LaNette Henning, 209; ed. Diane Powell 293; Karos Dug­ gan 300. Bill Wade A t Lyman Tonight HAGERSTOWN, Ind. (UPI) — Testimony at this week’s boxing hearings in Washing­ ton, D.C., Is practically cer­ tain to decide whether the World B o x i n g Association (WBA) will withdraw recog­ nition of Cassius G ay’s heavy­ weight title, Arch Hindman disclosed today. Hindman of Hagerstown la executive secretary of the WBA and the hub of eB its activities. “ In my opinion these Senate aub-commltte* hearings, start­ ing today, will be tha moat Important In lb* history of boxing," Hindman said, "not merely because they will dig Into the pre-fight contract be­ fore last month's Clay-Sonny Liston match, but because they may definitely bring about federal control of tha •poet." Despite widespread criticism of G ay's crusading tor the Blaek Muslim organisation Hindman said, the make-orbreak issue for Cassius will be testimony about the sliaged $50,000 contract with a pro­ moting organisation headed by ex-champion Liston. Trophies WESTBURY, N. Y. (UPI) —Roosevelt Raceway w i l l present trophies at the end of its 1064 meeting to tha trotter and pacer that turn in tha fastest tlmei on each gait. The awards, tha "A dloi Prise" and ths “ Jamla Prize," will be given to the owners or trainers of the win­ ning hories on Sept. 29, the last day of Rooaavalt'a sum­ mer meeting. CATCHALLS — Back­ ing up the D o d g e r p i t c h i n g staff are, front to rear, catchers Doug CamiUI, Jeff Torborg and John Roseboro shown at the Los Angeles training camp in Vero Beach. SHS Golfers Tie Oak Ridge SeaJools High'# golf tesm, victorious In five of six pre­ vious engagements thla sea­ son, tied Oak Ridge High’s linksmen Monday afternoon in a Metro Conference engage­ ment played at Rio Pinar Country Gub. JeU William* defeated Wood of Oak Ridge 1-up aod Larry Sherwood took a 3 and 2 decislon from the Pioneers' Graham. Seminole also cap­ tured beat ball honors in this foursome. However, Ray Bradford dropped his match to Holtsley of Oak Ridge 1-up aod the Pioneers' Martin defeated Sanford’s Roth Vihlan 3 and 3. Oak Rldga took too beat ball in the foreeome. or a i'rr or rtiO niDA TO MARTHA J. HAROtH. whss* reatdosce ts Rout* t, La Follalta, Tanntaatoi A suit having baas flit* agalnat you In ths Circuit Court In and for gamlnol* County, Florida, In Cbasrary, for dlvtret. tha abbreviated till* *f which Is W sltsr W. Hargis, plaintiff, v. Martha J. Har*!*, dafandant, thl* nolle* la to roqulrt you to fit* with tha Clark st aald Court your wrlttsn dafenata. It any. to ths plaintiff* complaint flltd la said cauaa, and lo narv* a copy of ths asms an plain­ tiff* attorn.ra not latar than lb* Ith day *f April. A.D. statr 14 Raring Days Left! 1IS4. Harvln rail not or * doer#* pro oonftato will b* sntorod agalnat you. W1TNB8H my hand and ths sosl or said court st nanNEW YORK (U PI)—In an ford, Florida, thla Ith day •( March. A. U, 1PII. (Season Bads April 0) u a i. a ia t I I P . M. RANCH AND COMMBtGiAL UtM THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT • CeaafarteM* O r u U s a l • • L o i w tea s Clnhlu aea Valet P a rtin g “RAIN OR SHINE — It's Mere Fun Tn Watch The Greyhound* Boat" H W » got M in your tin t (■ICAD Arthur II. Rachwllh. Jr., UT Handru S. Johnson Daputy Clark HUTCHISON AND I.CFFUCR Post Office Drawer H Kdwarde llull-llng Sanford, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Mar. IS. IT. IS. tt, ISM CDS-ZI *1 5 " J?-C NIGHTLY 8:10 JeU Sign Turner effort to replace traded Dick Guesman, last year'a place kicker, the New York Jets have signed Jim T u n e r of Utah State as a free agent. Turner, 12. will be used only on field goal and extra point attempts. Startbif Aa Lew As THE HI-MILER M ATINEES W E D , F B I , BAT. - WsrWs fastest IgeM for SMAIL TRUCKS Sorry, Ne Mineral Legal Notice n o T ira over the Twins. Bob Allison hit a two-run homer for the Twins, who suffered their qf sixth straight cxhibiUon game defeat. Willie Stargell, Donn Gendeoon and Bill Mazeroiki each bomered off Roland Shel­ don as the Pittsburgh Pirates downed the Yankees, 9-2. Vern Law, making s strong come­ back effort, yielded two runs in five Innings. The Piratei now have hit IS homers in %' eight games while Elston Ho% ward’s homer Monday was only the third of the spring by the Yankees. Bob Lillis' three-run triple was the big blow of a 15-hit attack that carried the Hous­ ton Colts to an 11-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Colts bombarded Ray Sideekl for nine runs in three • Innings to raise their spring record to 74. Lillis, Rusty Staub and John Paciorek bad triples for Houston and PhD Gsglano, Ken Boyer and Doug Gemens bad triples for St. Louis. Dave Nicholson and Jim Me' Nertney each hi t - a two-run homer aa the Chicago White Sox broke a three-game los» % lng streak with a 9-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phil­ lies. The win was the third in eight exhibition games for the White Sox. A1 Luplow hit the first pitch of the game for a homer and the Cleveland Indians went on from there to shade the Chi­ cago Cubs, 6-5. Gary Bell, Don McMahon, Ted Aberea• thy and Pete Ramos each pitched a shutout Inning to hold the lead for the Indiani after the fifth inning. Cfauek Hiller, Cap Peter­ son and Randy Hundley jJk two hits each as the San Francisco Giants beat tb* Boston Red Sox, 7-4, for their 13th victory in 15 games. Gay­ lord Perry went the last five • Innings for the Giants allow­ ing only four hits and o m run. Warren Spahn allowed only one hit and one run In five Innings and Tony Gonlnger completed the four-hitter to lead the Milwaukee Bravei to a 44 decision over the Detroit Tigers. It wee the Brave*’ eighth win In 10 exhibition • games. *c t j j 1 c/ - \ J j/ o H c/ c h i NNI I I I 11 It 600>Ae» SERVICE STORE HWY. IT— i l MIDWAY 1ETWBKN SANFORD ft ORLANDO u t W. 1st. ST. PH. 322-2821 �r Altamonte Teachers Have Fashion Show Larson Speaks For C Of C Division By Maryann Miles Spring and summer clothing In a wide variety of styles and colors were shown by Playgirl Fashions at the recent faculty sponsored Fashion Show of the Altamonte Springs Elementary School. Billed as a star attraction, Mrs. Sue O'Hara, with hair sprayed green, opened the show modeling green stretch pants and dacron overblouse. Mrs. Trcne King wore a skirt, vest and blouse of dac­ ron and silk while Mrs. Ce­ leste Brown chose an Amah set and Mrs. Mary Trawick a spring printed s k i r t and sweater. Mrs. Shirley Stuart model­ ed a casual yellow number fashioned with comfortable front pleat and false pockets and Mrs. Betty Abernathy presented a gay appearance in a farmerette skirt worn with red and white check blouse. Ready for the summer days to come was Mrs. Flora Twachtman in a black, white and gray handkerchief print while Mrs. Vada Gunter worp Capri pants In white topped by a coo] yellow blouse, smocked and trimmed in lace, and Mrs. Mary Strickland ap­ peared in a rayon textured homespun daytime dress. The feel of summer was really in the air when Mrs. Beverly Schweizer strolled on stage wearing a pink and white check beach top blouse with back zipper closing over a matching swim suit trim­ med In white eyelet. Second time around Mrs. O'Hara modeled a suit in black and white check which featured a short pleated, flar­ ed skirt topped with a cotton knit jacket. Mrs. Brown chose a casual white shift which, when re­ moved, revealed a cunning, two-piece swim suit in red, white and blue. Mrs. King wore another shift In Hawaiian screened print with Mrs. Trawick ap­ pearing in a cool, beige suit and Mrs. Stuart in a black and white aheath. White, a smart choice for any woman, was really lovely on Mrs. Abernathy who show­ ed a sleeveless number fea­ turing deep front pleat and designer pockcU. Mrs. Twachtman wore a pink skirt and vest ensemble accented with long sleeved blousa. Mrs. Gunter appeared in an extremely smart striped suit and Mrs. Strickland wore another handscreened print in a coolie jacket over Capris. Again in sports clothes, Mrs. Schweizer chose stretch pants worn with a butcher boy blouse featuring jet black but­ tons and bouffant sleeves. Highlight of the evening was the appearance of James Mosley, r e r a n e d “ Miss Agatha" for Lie occasion, who wore a vintage model Amer­ ican beauty rose crepe with appropriate hat and knee socks. Closing styles were shown by Mrs. O'Hara in an Hidescent acetate and rayon crepe of spring green touched with rose. Back interest was pro­ vided by a large, full-blown artificial rose and soft chif­ fon drape. Mrs. Brown show­ ed a Kelly green sheath of pure silk. fr \ , * • 'J up r * >?S ' H *• : mi » * I iv 41 I TEACHERS at Altamonte Springs who modeled spring and summer styles in a recent faculty sponsored fashion show Rather 'round the star (? ) model of the evening, fifth grade teacher James (Miss Agnthn) Moseley, seated center front. (Herald Photo) Honor students for Seminole High School's fourth six-week period have been listed. Seven youths won straight A grades. These Include: Seniors, Audrey Decker, Pat Wiggins and Ronald Goerss; juniors, Kay Sandlfer and Joel Fehd; and sopho­ mores, Stephany Westgate and Raymond Pivec, Others on the honor roll are: Seniors, Barbara Bolger, Pat Brantley, Carol Oxford, Doug Firestone, Scott Malbon and Jimmy Thomson. Juniors, Bonnia Caolo, Elis­ abeth Evans, Sally Green, Jeanne Klinefelter, H e l e n Mann, Susan Piercy, Linda Spencer, M a r y Swlgonskl, Ronnie Hall, David Lanier and David Littleton. Sophomores, Carol Besserer, Claudia Bomgardner, Ann Butler, Janis Grant, Loralne Clay, Susan McCaskill, Pam Meriwether, Meda Neiman, Carter Lea Noel, Becky Tan­ ner and Chall Crowell. By Mrs. Adam Muller State Treasurer J. Edwin Larson spoke last Friday evening at a special meeting of the Business and Profess­ ional Division of the DcBary Chamber of Commerce held at DeBary Manor. Larson cited the tremend­ ous strides Florida has made in Industry, population and ed­ ucation calling particular at­ tention to Increased services now available at training cen­ ters for retarded children and at TB hospitals. Steps In fi­ nancial and economic devel­ opment also were outlined. Presiding at the meeting was E. A. (Bud) Davis, pres­ ident of the division ‘who has resigned as president of the main body. Named to take this office la James Sims. Guests, other t h a n the speaker, were Chuck Wein­ man, deputy commissioner of Daytona Beach; Dolly H. Kirstler, co-ordinator at Daytona Beach Junior College; Dr. Tobe Bass, deputy insur­ ance commissioner of Winter Park and Mrs. Ivey Strick­ land, Mrs. Charles Ulrich, Judge Albert D. Williams and Mrs. Beatrice Muller, all of DeBary. At a recent dinner meeting of the DeBary C o f C, life memberships in recognition of outstanding service were pre­ sented to Dr. Abraham-L. Lin­ coln, Everett Swift, Rudolph Tidermann and John Byrn. Fattforl WrnTl March *4, 1984 — Fage T By Jana Casselberry Ssnford pliyrd hoit Friday night to tha Third Dlitrict of the Florida Water and Sew* age Worki Operator! Aiiocla* tion at the Civic Center for ita annual meeting and elec* tion. New offlceri include Red Garniey, of Port Orange, chairman; Jamca Warring­ ton, Gainesville, chairmanelect, and William P. Allman of Orlando, sccretary-treasurer. Jack Slmmi of Ocala pre­ sented the nominating com­ mittee report. Charlie Shreves of Ocala, director of the itata associa­ tion, reported on a proposed revision of the group's by­ laws to be voted on in Gaines­ ville at a short course which starts April 19. Sandwiches and coffee were served to the 25 men prior to the meeting and they were welcomed by Sid Richard Jr., who also Invited the group to tour the new Sanford Sewage Treatment Plant after the meeting. Also representing Sinford were S. M. Richard Sr., Chuck Pavlick, and Ralph Parks. Other central Florida untilltics represented were Leesburg, O c a l a , Orlando, Gainesville, E m Gallie, In­ dian Harbour Beach, Orange County Schools, First Florida Utilities, Orlando; Orlando Air Force Base, Eustls and Cas­ selberry. Girls Enjoy Cookout About one-half tho U. S. strawberry crop is processed as frozen food, according to the Encyclopaedia Brltannica. By Jane Casselberry Girl Scouts of Troop S38 held s cookout Saturday at the home o f their leader, Mrs. Nance Russell, In Fern Park. After the girls cooked their supper over an open fire they enjoyed making candled ap­ ples In Mrs. Russell’s kitchen. Those attending the cookout Included Karen Cass, Susie Webber, Ann Higgins, Joan Higgins, Alice Dunnett, Cher­ yl Watters, Cathy Johnson and Mslanda Casselberry. Postponed Bear Lake Cub Scout Park 2.30 has announced that the Mardi Gras originally sched­ uled for Friday will be post­ poned until tha following Friday, April 8. • Lark • Cruiser • Hawk • Champ Trucks 800 8. French Ave. Sanford — 322-4382 MRS. MARY D. DETYENS, former director o f nuraen nt Florida Care Inc., has been appoint* ed associate director o f nurses in charge o f nurs­ ing service at Memorial Hospital o f Chatham County, Savannuh, Go. Site assumes her new duties April L Dr. Wing To Address Group Dr. Kenneth Wing will be the principal apeaker at the Wednesday meeting o f the S e m i n o l e County Public Health Home Nursing Associ­ ation at tha Health Depart­ ment offlcea at French Ave­ nue and Ninth Street. The meeting b act for 7:30 p.m. The Publle Health Home Nursing Servlet operates with currently approved medical polldea and maintains llaisoq with the organized medical society through a public health madical advisory com­ mittee. The nurses era trained and qualified in public health ser­ vices. Anyone desiring their services should call 322-7853. 3 ► J ' Ar Wk Newandimprovedpehrole— products. Better fads for business andindustry. These are the South’s 1964 dividends fromAmadou's most modernoil refinery— recently openedby Standard Oil ut Pascagoula. Blocs powerful gasolines—designsd to give youbetter DAY SPECIAL T hl. 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COMPANY (nCNTUOIW) �I «tf M a r l W tra ll Pag* 8 — March 24, 1964 Legal Notice run thence North 4I'I4'4«" Bast, a dlatanca o f 144 fast to the end of this center­ line description. Tha land herein described con­ n t u b cir c u it court o r tains 1114 square feet, (.141 THM K i m JUDICIAL CIR­ acre) more or lean CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OWNED BTl CECIL MERRITT COUNTY, FLORIDA and wife BERTHA MER­ LAW NO. M » RITT. E V E R E T T MER­ NOTICE OF RULE SIM RITT. unmarried. MILDRED STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT HABTlNafl end huebend J. OF FLORIDA an Agency ot C. HASTINGS, A L V O T D the BUI* of Florida, MERRITT end wife AMAN­ and DA MERRITT. SEMINOLE COUNTT, A PollIleal Subdivision ot tha Stata SRD No. 111.1, 1114. 1114. 111.4 •I Florida. PatUlonara, RIOHT OF WAT That part of: Lot 4, Block A. Gooden's ALICE BASS at el.. Addition to Altamonte, ac­ DafandanU. cording to plat In riat NOTICE o r EMINENT DO­ Book 1, page II, public MAIN PROCEEDING i records of Seminole Coun­ IN THE NAHM AND BY THE ty, Florida, AUTHORITY OF THE STATE lying within 40 feet Westerly OF FLORIDA. of the centerline of construc­ TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, and to all parsons tion of Btata Road B -tll, Beeand partlas claiming or havlnt tlon 11410, said centerline be­ any right, tills. IntaraaL as. ing described ae follow*: Begin at the Southwest cor­ tats, morlsaga or othar llan ner o f Lot 11. Frost's Addi­ to or on thosa cartaln paresis tion to Altamonte, according o f land htrslnaflar daaerlbtd, to plat In Plat Book 1, paga and tha follow ing parsons, to. M, public records of Semi­ gathar with all unknown parnole County, Florida, run aona claiming by, through or thence North O'll'Ot" Wait, undar known paraona who ara a dlatanco ot Mt*. 14 feet to daad, or who ara not known the beginning of a curve to ba daad or alltrai concave to the Southeasterly, SECTION n t l l - N M — STATE having g radius of 1411.11 ROAD S-4ST — SEMINOLE feet, run thence along said COUNTY — NAMES A AOcurve, thru a central angle DRESSES of I l 'I l 't l " , a distance of Walter Foster 444.10 feet to the end o f said 41 Woodland Street curve, and the beginning of Itoehaatar, New York a curve concave to the SnD No. Its.!, t i l l Northwesterly, having a ra­ dius of 11,144.10 feet) run J. C. Hastings Ibenca along said curve, thru 1SS1 Crescent Drive a central angle of l'14'OO", Bavarly Hills, California a distance of 440 feet to the SRD No. 114.1 end ot sold curve; run thence North l o 'l l 't l " East a dis­ Mlldrsd Hastings tance of 441.fa feet to the l i l t Crascant Drive beginning of a curve concave Bavarly Illlla California lo the Northeasterly having HID No. 144.1 a radlua o f 1114.11 feet, run thence along said curve thru Annie Mas Jamas a central angle of 14*04*. a 141 ShavllI Street distance of 411.11 feet to the Geneva, New Tork end of Mid curve, run Ihenca SRD No. 141.1, 144J North 4 0 'lt 't l" Eaat, a dla­ tanca of 1441.11 feet to a lerael Jonas point on the Easterly exten­ Address Unknown sion of tha North line of Lot BliD Ne. 1*1.1, I ll.t , 1*1.1. I A, Block B, First Addition 411.4 to Raplat of Lake Mobile Hhorae. according to plat In Oaorge Marshall Plat Book 4, pagta 11, Mid Address Uunknown point being 40.1 feet Easter­ SHD No. 1*4.1, 111.1 ly from tha Northeast corner of Mid Lot, run thence Thomas Marshall North 4I*II'44“ East, a dis­ Address Unknown tance of 100 feet te the end SRD Ne. 1*4.1, 1*M of this centerline descrip­ tion. Elisabeth MoBrlde The lend herein described con­ c /o Avlado Williams tains 41* square feet, more or *414 Shereweod Street Mae. Philadelphia, Penn, OWNED BTl IBnAEL JONES) SHD Me. 141.1, M U . Ml.* end ERNESTINE JONES SUBJECT TO: MORTOAOB re"John McBride corded In Mtg. Book 101, e /e Avlade Williams page 104 In favor of THE S lit Shorewood Street HANFORD ATLANTIC NAPhiladelphia, Penn. TIONAL BANK) and. TAX SRD No. 141.1, MIA, MIA CERTIFICATE No. 111. Hale of 4-11-41 held by D. D. Frad Richardson DANIEL) and TAX CERTI­ Addraaa Unknown FICATE No. Ill* , eels of ISHD No. 1*4.1, 111.1 14-14 held by ILW. SCHOOL­ CRAFT Willie Richardson SRD No. Ill.t, 111.1, 1114 Address Unknown RIOHT OF WAT SRD Ne. 1*4.1, 1*1.1 That perl of; The Southwesterly 10 feet William Thomas of Block B, Ooodan'a Addi­ 4411 Clearvlsw Street tion lo Altamonte, accord­ Philadelphia, Pann. ing to plat In Plat Book 1, BUD No. 144.1, M l.l pegs II, public records of Seminole County, Florida) Rosa Lea Turner lying within 10 feet Weeterly T4 Joiner Street of tbs center line of construc­ Roehcatar, New York tion of 8tate noad S-41I, Sec­ SHD Ne. 1114 tion 11410, aald centarllno be­ ing described ee follows) Willie Morris Turner Begin el the Bouthwast cor­ T4 Jloner Street ner of Lot II, Frost'e Addi­ Rochester, New York tion to AIMmonte, accord­ SHD No. 111.1 ing to plat In Plat Book 1, page II. publlo records of Eddie Wltaen Seminole County, Florida) 144 Joseph Avenue run thence North O'll'Ot" Rochester I. New Tork Weal, a dlatanca ot MtS.M •RD Me. 111.1, 114.1, 1**4 feet to the beginning of e curve concave to the South­ Ruby Wilson easterly, having e radius of Address Unknown i e n . l l feel, run thence aSRD No. 114.1, 1144 s e c t io n m ie -s e e a — s t a t e long said curve, thru a cen­ H O A D S-4ST — SEMINOLE tral angle of H'17'44", e COUNTY — DESCRIPTIONS distance of 444.10 fast to tha and of aald curve, end the SHD No. 104.1. MIA beginning o f e curve con­ RIOHT OF WAT cave to tha Northwesterly, A strip of land o ff tha . West elds of Lot II. hiving e radius o f 11,4*4.14 Frost's Addition to Alta, feet, run thine* along said monte No. 1, according to curve, thru e centre: angle plat In Plat Book 1. page ot i ’ 14‘04''. e distance of 104 11, publlo records of feat lo the end of said Seminole County. Florida, curve: run thence North being 44 feat on tha South 10'14'tt" Eaat, e dlatanca of line and II feat on tha 441.40 feet to the beginning North Una, of a curve concave to the Containing 10,410 square feat Northeasterly having e re1414 acre) more or leas. dlus of 1M4.4* feet, run OWNED BTl ESTELLA BENlhance along said curve thru J AMIN Joined by her hue, e central angle of 14*14', e band JESIKK BENJAMIN dlatanca of 4*1.41 f*#l lo SUBJECT TOi Interest, If any. the end of said curve, run o f LAURIA JAMES. Blngle; thence North 4*‘ 1«'M“ East, LILLIE MAE FAULKNER a dlatanca of M44.4I feat to and husband ELIJAH FAUL­ e point on tha Eeetarly a t­ KNER) ANNIE MAE JAMES. tention of the North Una of Singlet ROBEHT BENJAMIN Lot 1-A, Block B, First Ad­ JAMES and Wife FLORENCE dition to Heplat o f Lake JAMES; JUANITA BLAIH Mobile Hhorae. according to end husband V llld lL BLAIH plat In Plat Book I, page II. aald point being 14.4 feet SRD Ne. 140.1 Easterly from the Northeast RIOHT OF WAT corner of said Lot, run That part eft thtnee North t P H H " Eeet. Lot It, less tha North 10 e dlstanra ot 140 ftet to th* feat of tha South 114 f4*t and of thl* centerline des­ o f tha Weal 11 feat, ot cription. Froet'a Addition to Alta­ Tha land herein described con­ monte No. 1, according to tains 1444 square feet, mere u t In Plat Book 1, page or less. I, publlo records of OWNED HTl MAJOniE LEgSeminole County, Florida, TER end huebend HAntM lying Westerly of the center­ LESTER; MINNIE COLLINS) line ot construction of Stale WALTER FOSTER) Hoad B-IIT, Section TT4I4, and SURJECT TO: TAX CERTI­ lying Easterly ot and within FICATE No. t i l l , sale of 40 feat of said ranterline, said 4-41,41 held by MARJORIE centerline being described aa LESTER; and. TAX CERTI­ follow* t FICATE No. 111*. M i a of llagln at tha Southwest cor­ 4-14-41. htld by MARJORIE ner o f Lot II. Frost's Addi­ LESTER tion to Altamonte, accord­ SRD No. 114.1 ing to plat In Plat Book I, RIQllT OF WAT page II, publlo reoorde of That part of) Seminole County. Florida) "llagln 40I.T feet Eeet end run thanes North ••Il'Oi" 441.4 feet Norib of South­ Weal, a dlatanca of 1444.14 west corner o f SBti of feat to tha beginning of a IW H of Section T, Town­ curve concave to the South­ ship 11 South, R in se 14 easterly. having a radius of Eeet, run t* fe*t, South 1411.14 feet, run thence a110 feet. West to feet end long said curve, thru a cen­ North 110 feet to point of tral angle o f l l ' i r i l " , a dls. beginning) AND tanos e f 414.14 feat to the Begin 44T.1 feet Eeet end end ef said curve, end the 141.4 f**t Nortb of South­ beginning o f a curve con­ west corner ef SBti of cave te the Northwesterly, BWti of Seotlon T, Town­ having a radius e f 11.II4A4 ship tl. Rons* *•> thence fasti run thence along said run East tt feet te Sencurve, thru a central angle ford Brick Rood, thanes e f l ’ *4‘44" a distance ef *44 Southwesterly along Brick feet te the end e f said eurvet Road l i t feet, Kertk to run theses North S f l F I I " paint ef beginning, Seotlon Eae* a distance e f 141.14 1, Township *1, Range It." feet lo the beginning ef a lying within tl foot Wooterly curve ceaaave te the North­ of Uo earner lino ot eenetrueeasterly having a radius ef tlon of Stele lload B-ttl, Sec­ IM tA f feet) run thence along tion 11414, eeld eanlay line be­ said curve thru a central ing described ns follows! angle o f 14**1', a distance Begin at th* Southwest ear­ e f 441.4T feet te the end o f ner ef Let St, Frost's Addi­ said curve, rug thence North tion te Altamonte, according 44'I4'4*" Eae* a distance o f te plot In Piet Beak L page 114444 feel te a point ea the 14, publlo reeerds ef Semi­ Keetorty egtenslen e f the nole County, Florida! run North Has e f Let 1-A. Bloch tkeaee North •'ll'*4" West N. First Jtddltlea te Replat e dletenoe ef Ifdt.TS feet te e f Laho MshUe Shores, ac­ the beglnalag of e curve cording to plat la f la t Beak ooecave to the Southeasterly, *1. *ald palst baing having n redtns of 1417.41 iSTTaot Easterly from the feet, run thence along eeld Northeast aermar ad aald Let, aunr* thru s central eagle Legal Notice r Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice o f l l ' i r i l " , e distance ef *44.14 feet te the end e f said curve, end the beginning of e curve concave te the Northwesterly, having e re dlus at 11.4*441 feet, run thenee along eeld curve, thru e central angle ef I'lO ’o*", a distance ef 4(4 feet to the end of Mid curve, run thence North I4*I4'44" East e dls lance o f *41.14 feet te the beginning o f n curve con­ cave te the Northeasterly having e radius o f 1144.14 feet, run thenee along aald curve thru a central angla ot 14*44', a dlatanca o f 1*1.41 feet to the end o f said curve, run thence North t l 'l l 't l " East, a dlatanca of 1444.44 feet to a point on tha East­ erly extension o f the North line of Lot 1-A, Block B, Flrat Addition to Replat of Laka Mobile Shores, accord­ ing to plat In Plat Book I, paga 11, aald point being 44.4 feet Eeetarly from the Northeast corner ot said Lot. run thence North **•*4*44’' Eael, a dlatanca of 100 feet to the end of this center line description. The lend herein described con­ tain! Itoe square ftet, (.014 acre), more or lees. OWNED IIY: WILLIE MORRIS TURNER and wife ROBA LEE TURNER BRD No. 111.1 RIOHT OF WAT That pert of: “ negln 1.44 chains East, and 4.01 chains Houth of Southwest corner of NE'.t o f SWU, run North 1.14 chain*, Eeet t.tl chain*, South 1.1* chains. West 4.11 chains. Section 1, Township 11 South, Itanse 10 Kail.** lying within 41 rest Westerly of the center line o f construc­ tion o f State Road 8-411, Sec­ tion 11410, aald center line be­ ing described as follows) Uegln at the Southwest cor­ ner of Lot it, Froet'a Addi­ tion lo Altamonte, according to plat In riat Rook 1, page It, publlo reoorde of Seminole County, Florida) run Ihence North t ‘ 11'01-' W e s t , a dlatanca of 1441.1* feet to the beginning of a curve concave to the Southeasterly, having a radius o f I f l l . l l feet, run thence along said curve, thru a cantral angle or *1*17’ tl", e distance of 444.10 fe*t to Ihe and of ■eld eurve, end Ihe begin­ ning of a curve concave to the Northwesterly, having a radlua of 1.1,441.10 feet, run thenca along said curve, thru a central angle of I'lO'OO” , a dtatanea or *00 feet to the end o f said curve, run Ihence North io'lp '44” Eaot e distance of 441.40 ftet lo Iho beginning of e curvo concave to tho Northeasterly having e radius of l l t l . l t feot, run thanco along oeld curve thru ■ central anile of 11*04', a distance o f 411.01 ftet to th* end o f aald curvo, run theneo North 4t*!t'4t“ Eaot, a dlatanca o f 1444.44 feot to a point on tho Eaatarly extension of tho North tin* of Lot 1-A, lllock II. Flret Addition lo Roplat of Lake Mobil* Shore*, accord­ ing lo plat In Plat llook I, paga 11. eald point being 44.4 feet Eaetarly from tht Northeast corner of aald Lot. run Ihenca North ( ( 'I t 'l l " Eaot. a dlatanca of 144 root to tho end e f this cantor lino decrlptton. Tho lend htreln described con­ tain* 1140 equar* feet, (.441 acre), mora or lees. OWNED BTl WILLIAM THOMAS, EDNA DUNCAN, alee known ao Edna Dunk­ lin) and THOMAS MAR­ SHALL- O E O It O K MAR­ SHALL; FRED RICHARD­ SON, If alive, or If dtotaetd any unknown heirs, dovloeei and/or other claimant* un­ der aald THOMAS MAR­ SHALL, O K O R O E MAR­ SHALL and FRED RICHAHDBON SURJECT TOl Interest o f Lula Marshall) Ernest Richardson, Wlllla Richardson, Edna Ho­ ney. Peril* Olbton BRD I ll.t DIU1NAOB EASEMENT LATERAL DITCH (LEFT) WEST STATION 111+4144 That part o f: “ Begin 4.41 ehalne Eael and 1.41 ehalne South of th* BW corner of NK14 of HW14, run North 1.14 chalno, Eaat 4.11 chains. South 1.14 chain*. Weet 4.1 S chains, flection 1 Town■hip t l Bouth, Rang* 44 Eaat." lying within 14 fast Northerly, and lying within 4 feel South­ erly of e ditch survey line, described a* follow*: Commence at the Southwest corner o f Lot tl. Froet'a Ad­ dition te Altamonte, accord­ ing to plot In Plat Book t, page It, run thence North O'yi'Ot** Weet, e dletenoe of 1444.11 feet to th* beginning of a curve concave te th* 8outh**et*rly. having a ra­ dius o f lf t L t t feet run thence along sold eurve. thru e central angle of I l 'I l 't l " , e distance ef 414.1* feet to the end of said curve, end th* beginning of a curve con. cave te the Northwesterly, having a radlua e f 11,444.4* feeti run thence along eeld curve, thru * central angle ot 1*40'*0** a distance e f 144 feet to th* end of eeld curve; run thence North le 't t 't t '' Eeet, n distance o f 141.41 feel, run thenee North 14* t*'!*** W est * dlatanca of te feet (or th* point of be­ ginning, from eeld point of beginning run thenee North le'44'14" Weet * distance of 11* f**t to th* end ef sold survey line. Th* lend described herein conlelne 144* square feet, (.411 acre), more or lees. It Is agreed that th* drslneg* herein provided (or will not be obstructed by tutor* deve­ lopment. OWNED BT: WILLIAM THOMAS. EDNA DUNCAN, eleo known ae Edna Dunklla, THOMAS MA E l « ALU OEOROH MARSHALL) FRED RICHARDSON, l( alive, ov It deceased say un­ known kelra, devisee* and/or ether claimant* under Mid THOMAS MARSHALL aEOROB MARSHALL sad FRED RICHARDSON SUBJECT TOl Intoreet at Lula Marshall I Eraset Richardson. W illie Richardson, Edne Ho­ ney, Perils aibeoe. SRD No. 111.1 RIOHT OF WAT The* part eti South Id (eat *t Weet M l ner o f Lot 11, Frost's addi­ tion to Altamonte, according to plat In Plat Hook 1, page 14, public record! of Semi­ nole County, Florida; run (hence North O 'tl’44'' Weet. n distance of lt tl.1 t feet (o the beginning o f a curve concave to the Southeaster­ ly, having a radius o f 1141.11 feat, run Ihence along said eurve, thro a cantral angle of I l 'I l 't l " , a distance of *41.1* feet to th* end o f ■aid curve, and Ihe beginnlng of a curve concave to th* Northwesterly, having a radlua of 11,444.10 feet, run thence along said curve, thru a central angle o f 1* lO'Oe", a dletanc* of 40a feet to the end o f aald curve, run ihence Nortb ie'14‘ 44 East, a distance o f 4*1.41 feet lo the beginning of a curve concave to the North­ easterly having a radius of 1141.14 feet, run thane* along aald curve thru a central angle o f 14*14*, a distance o f t t l . l l feet to the end of eald curve, run thence North 49'34'tt" Eeet. a dletanc* of l i l t . *4 feet to s point on the Kiatarly extension of Ihe North line of Lot 1-A. nlock II, First Addition to fleplat of f-ake Mobil* Shores, ac­ cording lo plat In Plat Rook I, paga 11. aald point btlng 40.1 feet Easterly from tho Northeast corner o f aald Lot, run thenca North 19'14'tl East, a distance of ISO feet to th* end o ! thla center tin* description. Th* land herein described con­ tain! 2140 aquara feet, (.Oil acre), more or late. OWNED BY: CHRISTA ORANT and wife GRACE ORANT EDDIE WILSON BRD No. 134.1. 13*1 niGIIT OF WAY That part of: “ Beginning at a point 31) feet East and 10 feet North of Southwest corner »f KVi of NBV4 o f BWU. Sec­ tion I. Township 31 South. Range lo East, run thenca North 31 Vi feet. West 134 feet to Eaat eld* of lirlck lload thenca Uouthweaterly along aald Brick Road to point on North line of said “ Mary Jackson" land, thence F.aet 131 feet along aald Waal lino to point of boginning." lying within 10 feet Eeetarly of tha renter lino of construc­ tion or Stale Road H-437, Sec­ tion 17410. eald center Una be­ ing described oa follows: lltgln at th* Southwest corner o f Lot 31. Froofx Addi­ tion to Altamonte, accord­ ing to plat In Plat nock I. page It, publlo record! o f Seminole County, Florida; run Ihence North 0'31'ot" West, a dlxtanc* o f 1444.14 feet lo th* beginning ol a curva concave to th* South­ easterly. having a radlua of 1(11.11 feet, run thence along eald curve, thru a cen­ tral angle o f 33'27'4I", a dle­ tanc* of 4(4.10 feot lo Iho •nd of aald curvo. and tho beginning o f a curva con­ cave lo the Northwesterly, having a radlua of 11,111.10 feet, run thenca along Mid ckrve, thru a central angle of I'lO'OO", a dlatanca of 104 feet to th# end of aald curve, run thence North *4* |4'44" Eael a dletanc* of 441.30 ftet to th* beginning of a cure* concav* to tho Northeasterly having * ra­ dlua e f l l i l .1 l feet, run Ihenca along eald curva thru a cental angla of 1**01', a dletanc* of 111.47 feot to Iho end of eald curvo, run theneo North t l 'l l 't l " Eaat. a dletanc* et 1411.11 ftet to a point on iho Kaelerly ex­ tension of tho North tin* of Lot t A. Block B. Flret Addltlon to Roplat of Lake Mobil* Bhorea, aceordlng to plat In riat Hook (..p a g e 71, said point being 40.4 feet Easterly from tho North­ east corner of eeld Lot, run thence North t**3t'44" East, e distance o f 104 feet to the end o f this center line description. The lend herein described con Ulna t i l equer* feet, more or lies. OWNED nY! EDDIE WILSON end RUBY WILSON, If alive or It deceased, end any un­ known helra, devisees and/or other claimants under the Estate of eald Ruby Wilson SUBJECT TOl TAX CERTIFI­ CATE No. 11*1. Sale of May tt. 11*1. D. B. 101, page 41. held by WILLIAM L HARVEY, JR. end ALICE BASS BRD No. 141.1, 1111. 141.4 RIOIIT OF WAT That pert oft “ Begin at a point l i t fast North and 114 feat Weet o f Southeast corner of NEV4 of 8WV( of Section 1, Township 11 South, Rang* to Esat, run North 10 feet. West 14 feet more or !•■■ to right-of-way o f Brick Road, Southwesterly along rood te point Weet o f be­ ginning, Eeet le i feet mere or Ism te point e f beginstog." lying within 44 feet Easterly o( the centerline o f eonetruotlon of Stale Itoad S-117, Seo­ tlon 17MI. oeld centerline be­ ing described ae foUewsi Begin nt Ihe Southwest ear­ ner e f Lot 41, Froet'a Addi­ tion to Altamonte, aeoordlng to plat In Piet Book I, page It. publlo records o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, run thenee Nortb 4*<l'0t" W eil, e dletanc* o f 1444.14 feet to th* beginning e f * eurve concave to Ihe goutheeeterly. having e radlua e f 144144 foot, run thanco along anld curvo. thru * control angle of 81*41*41", n dletenoe et 4*444 feet to the end o f ■aid eurve. and the beginning e f * enrv* ooncave to the Northwesterly, b e v ie s * radius e f II.tll.M feeti run thanes along anld curve, thru a control angle o f 4*44'4*, e distance e f 444 feet te th* end ef eeld curvet run thenee North IIM I'44" Beat n dis­ tance of 144.41 foot t* th* beginning of e curve con­ cave to tho Northeasterly having n radius o f 144444 feeti run thence eteag Mid curve thru e central angle o f l l 'e t 'i * dletenoe e f III. 47 feet to tb* tad ot sold curve, run thenee North 44*34'4t" Eeet, e dletenoe e f t t l l . t l feet to n point *n th* Easterly extension ef th* North line e f 1*1 1A. Block B. First Addition te Roplat ef Lake Mobile Shores, aceordlng to pint In Pint Book 4. page 41. Mid point being 44.1 feet East­ erly from the Northeast ear­ ner e f m I4 Let, run Bunee North 44*I4'44" Eaat. s dlstone* ef 44* (M t te the end o f this m b terline deecrlp- OWNED HT: JOHN MCBRIDE ■ nd wlf* ELIZABETH MC BRIDE SURJECT TO: TAX CERTI­ FICATE No. 3710. 8*1* of 1-31-42. described In DB 11*. pee* 272 held by DAVID ROME; and. TAX CERTIFI­ CATE No. 777, Sale of 1*10. described In DR 17 peg* 103 A n n II*. page 173 held by PETKn If. JOHNSON and wlf* RUTH M. JOHNSON TAKE NOTICE that a Decla­ ration o f Taking haa been fil­ ed in th* above-styled cause by th* Petltlonere, th* acquir­ ing authority of theta pro­ ceeding*, of th* taking o f th* above.deecrlbed lande. for th* purpose eet forth In th* Peti­ tion In this cause, via: Aa right of way for a portion of State Road No. S-437, In 8#mlnot* County, Florida, and that th* Honorable Voile A. WII Hams, on* o f th* Judges of th* Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, will on th* 14th day o f April. A.D. 1414. at 2 o'clock P.M.. In the Semlnol* County Courthouxe at Sanford. Florida, conalder aald Declaration of Taking, appoint appraisers, and make such Order aa th* Court deems pro per. All parties to the ault end all parties Interested mey appear and he heard at the time end place designated You, and each of you, are hereby commanded to appear by filing an Answer to th* Petition heretofore filed In thla cause In th* entitled Court on or before th* llh day of May. A. D. 1444, to show what right, title. Interest or liana you, or any o f you, have In end to the sbove-deicrlbed lends end show cause why th* ■am* should not be taken for th* use* and purpose! aet forth In th* Petition filed herein. WITNESS my Hand end Ihe Reel of said f„u r t on thle Dili day o f March, A. D. DCt. (SEAL) Arthur If. Reckwlth. Jr., Clerk o f the Circuit Court, In end For Seminole Coun> ty. Florida. Ily: Sandra S. Johnaon Deputy Clerk HAROLD F. JOHNSON County Attorney Drawer Z Hanford, Florida and JACK W. PIERCE Holland Building Tallahassee, Florid* Of Counsel for the Petitioner*. Publish March 21, 11 * April (set *t EH •» NEU ot •WU •* Motion T. Town- •hip II South, Rang* 14 lylMg within 44 tied Easterly ef the water le e ef State Read S-4IT. Beetle* m u , •eld center Ha* belag des­ cribed ae follows! Begla st the Southwest m s - 7. 14. D lt. CDS-42 ■F.MIMM.R COUNTY ZONING COMMISSION Notice o f Public Hearing Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, th* Seminola County Zoning Commiss­ ion will hold a public hearing to determine the feasibility of recommending to th* Board of County C'ommlsalonera that th* following deecrlhed pro­ perty presently toned A-t Agriculture be toned R -l Mul­ tiple Family Residential; Lot* 431 through 434, 414 through 444, 173 through 474, that pert of Lots *10 through t i l, lying B of a line running from th* NE oor o f Lot 441 S lo Lake Orlenta according to th* aubdivision of Unde belonging to Altamonte Springe Lend, Hotel and Navigation Co., aa rtcord■d In P. B. 1, Pg 10. publlo record* o f Seminole County, FIs., and Lot BB according to th* aforesaid plat which le also described ass Reg at th* NW cor of Lot 411 of th* aforesaid plat, run W 4 cha le llnke to th* NE cor e f Lot 431 of the aforeeald plat, run 8 4 ch* 11 link* more or lee* to Lake Orients, run along th* shore o f 1-ak* Orlenta NK'erly to th* BW cor of said Lot 431, run N 4 che 14 llnke more or Uao to POB. Further described ae S ot Orange Avo. and NW of Lake Orient*. Publlo hearing will b* hold In Iho Seminole County Court ■lout*, County Commlulonora Room. Sanford, Florida, W ed­ nesday, April 4, l i l t at 7t40 P. M. or ao soon thereafter ae possible. Seminole County Boning Commission By Robert S. Brown Seminole County Zoning Director Publish March It, tt, 1144. CDS-47 NOTICE OF PUHI.IC HEAR ING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CEE. TAIN DISTRICTS AND ROUN. IIAH IKS OF THE HONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice It hereby given that a Publlo Hearing will b* held at th* Commlieton Room In th* City Hall In tht City e f Ban ford. Florida, at 1:44 o'clock P. M.. on April II. l i l t , to consider tho follow ing changes and amendments to th* Zon­ ing Ordinance of th* City o f Sanford, Florida: That property lying east ef Codar Avenue and betwaan Fourth end Fifth fltrooto Is proposed to b* rtsonod from M-l (Light Industrial) Dis­ trict to R -l (M ultlpli Family Dwelling) District. Bald pro­ perty being more particularly described ee followsi Lots I through 14. Inclu­ sive. Block 4. Tier 11. E. R. Trafford* Mop o f Baaford. All partial In InlorMt end cltleen* shall have an oppor­ tunity t* be hMrd et Mid hearing. Hr order e f th* City Centmission e f th* City e f Benford. Florida, thl* Ilk. dap ef March. Ittt. H. N. Tamm, Jr. Aa City Clerk o f th* City of Banford. Florida Publl.h Marsh 14, 1444. CDfl-44 ■EMINOLB COUNTY BONING COMMISSION Nett** e f Pablle BeaiM g Notice u hereby given, that after consideration, the Serainote County Zoning Commiss­ ion will hold a publlo hearing to determine th* feasibility ef recommending to th* Board e f County Commissioners Shot th* following described pro­ perty presently toned A -t Agri­ culture he toned R -l Dupltsi Lets 4 through 4, Sleek D. Fere Perk Eetete* (lets pert ef Let 4 whlck le to Cassel­ berry). Further described aa south et Concord Drive end wool et CypreM Way. Public hearing will ha held In th* Seminole County Court Hone*. County Commissioners Room. Sanford. Florid*, W ed­ nesday, April 4. 1144 Bt 1:14 P. M. or ee eooe thereafter ea pogelbl*. Seminel* Oeuaty Seeing Commission By Robert fl. Brown Seminel* county Denies The land herein described con­ Director tain* 444* square feot (.44 Publish March >4, II, 1441 sere) more « ' CDS-11 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF lying within I f feet e f a ditch IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Nertheeet eoreer e f **ld THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ survey line described ae fo l THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Lot. run thence North 41* CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMI­ lowet CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMI It'44" Boot, e distance o f NOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. 100 foot to th* end ef thlo Commence on th*-South Rn* NOLB COUNTT, FLORIDA. LAW NO. MM canter line description. of tho NWU of Section I LAW NO. SSST NOTICE OF RULE NISI Township It Bouth, Rang* Th* land heroin deecrlbed eonNOTICE OF RULE NISI 10 East, at a point .14 foet STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT tains 770 square feet, more or STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT Eaot o f th* Southwest cor­ OF FLORIDA, an Agency e f lees. OF FLORIDA, an Agency ef OWNED LEIDA BELLE ner o f eald NWU of aald th* State o f Florida, th* State o f Florida, Section I. run thenca North and end LAW II and husband, 0'43 'tt" West, a dletanc* of 8EMINOLE COUNTT. a Poll SEMINOLE COUNTT, a Pollll LEWI .AWRENCE f)2 .)t feet to th* beginning tlcal Subdivision ot th* Btal* SUDJEC. cal Subdivision of th* Slat* : MORTOAOB re­ o f a curve concav* to th* of Florida, o f Florida, corded In U. R. Book 4. pass Westerly, having a radius l i t held by RUTH E. OAOE. Petitioner* Potltlonera, o f 1734.(1 feet, run thence a i Executrix c f Estal* ot v. along laid curva. thru a HARRY OOFF ot a l. SUSAN BARBAZON et al.. Avis Lambrakle. deceaeed, central angle of 2*4i'!0", a Defendants. and L a m b r o e Demetrlos Defendant* dletanc* of 34).1T feet to th* NOTICE OF EMINENT DO Lambrakle, deceased. NOTICE OF EMINENT DO. end of aald curve, run thence MAIN PROCEEDING! MAIN PROCEEDING IN THE NAME AND RY THE •North t 'l t 'I I " W eet; a dle­ IN THE NAME AND BY THE PARCEL NO. 170.1 tanc* o f 13.01 feet to th* AUTHORITY OF THE STATE RIOHT OF WAT AUTHORITY OF THE STATE Point o f Beginning, from OF FLORIDA. That part o f: OP FLORIDA. ■aid point o f beginning run Lota 23. 22. 31. 21. Block TO ALL WHOM IT MAT TO ALL WHOM IT MAT thence Bouth 11'12‘ U " East. CONCERN, and to all persona B. Midway Height* Subdi­ CONCERN, end to ell pereono ■ dletanc* o f (72 feet to a vision, according to plat to and parties claiming or hav­ and parties claiming o r bar. point, run thence Bouth 40* Ing any right, title. Interest, Plat Book t. pag* tl. pub. ing any right, title, Interest, 03*14" Eeet, a dletanc*' of estate, mortgage or other Hen lie records of Seminole eetete, mortgage or other lien 413.SI feet to a point for the to or on thoe* certain par County. Florida; to or nn thoe* certain percale end r.f thle survey line de­ cels o f land hereinafter dee lying Easterly of and lying of land hereinafter deecrlhed, scription. within 44 feet Weeterly o f cen­ and th* follow ing pereonl, to­ crlbed, and the following per gether with all unknown per­ Th* land herein described con­ son*, together with all un ter line o f construction o f Road 8-417. Section sona claiming by, through or tains 173 square feet, more or know persona claiming by State under known pereon* who ara lee*. through or . under known per 77110. said confer line being dead, or who are not known OWNED DT: EUGENE DEN eons who are dead, or who art described ae follows: MARK and wlf# JOYCE not known to b* dead or Begin on th* Eeeterly exten­ to be dead nr alive: DENMARK sion of the North Rn* o f SECTION m iO .2004 — STATE alive: Lot 1-A. Block II. First AdROAD 8-427 — SEMINOLE SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE re­ SECTION TTS1D-3M4 — STATE dltlon to a rvplat of Lak# COUNTY — NAME A AD corded In O. R. Rook 271, ItO.II) i-CTT — IKMINOI.H Mobil* Bhores, according to DRESSES page 430 In favor o f CARL COUNTY — NAMES A AD­ plat In Plat Rook t, page 71, Carl C. Craig C. CRAIG and wlf* RUTH DRESSES public recorda of Bemlnol# E. CRAIG 201K Longbrock Road France* B. Faber County, being 10.1 feet Eaet SRD No. 211.1 Cleveland 31, Ohio Weet Chester of th* Northeast corner of BRD No. 214.1, 344.1 DRAINAGE EASEMENT Butler Co., Ohio said Lot 1-A. run thence LATERAL DITCH R I G H T BRD No. 179.1 North 4I*24'44" Exit a die(EABT) STATION 2(4+74.41 Ruth E. Craig tanca o f 4(2.34 feet to th* (PARTY) 20114 Longbrock Road Ruth E. Gags, Individually beginning of a curve con­ That part of: Cleveland 21, Ohio and aa Executrix o l Estate cav* to th* Northwesterly BRD No. SS4.1, 224.1 o f L. D. and Avia Lambra Lot 10 and th* West 10 having e radlue o f 1432.09 kle, deceased. feet o f Lot tl, Block D, feet, run thence along eald Loulo J. Jadln 20177 Banta Roea Street Main* Addition to Longcurve thru a central angla 1412 Eaet Central Detroit 21. Michigan wood according to plat In o f 3t'll'IO ", a dlatanca of Oreen Bay, Wlaoonetn BRD No. 141.1, 144.2, 144.2, riat Rook 3. page 22, pub­ 411.13 feet to end of eald BIID No. 224.1 139.1, 149.2 lic record* of Bamlnol* curve, run thenca North 23* County, Florida; 03*11" Eaet a dletanc* o f Alien G. Lllls Lelda Rail# Lawrence lying within 14 feet o f a ditch 10(0.41 feet to th* beginning 230 Mulberry Place 14 Second Street survey line described aa fol­ o f a curva concave to th* Ridgewood, New Jersey Atwater, California lows: Northwesterly, and having a BRD No. 140.1, 140.2, 140.1 8DR No. 141.1, 144.3, 144.2, Commence on th* Bouth Rn* radlua o f 114044 feet, run 139.1, 149.1 of th* NWU of Section I thence along aald curve, thru Martha C. Lilia Township 21 Bouth, Rang* a central angle ot 2I*31'30”( 330 Mulberry Placa Lewis C. Lawrence ID Eaet. at a point .13 feet a dletanc* of 330.10 feet to Ridgewood, New Jeriey 1* Second Street East of th* Southwest cor th* end of eald curve, run HIID No. 1(0.1, 1(0J, 140.1 Atwater, California ner of aald NWU of eald thence North 0'31 'lt" Weet, BRD No. 141.1, 144.1, 141.1, Section 4, run thenca North A dletanc* of <11.11 feet to Harvey M. Smith 149.1, 149.1 0 '4 2 'il" West, a distance of a point, run thence North Box 111, Winter Street 142.39 feet to th* beginning e 'l i 't l " West a dletanc* o f West Farmington, Mein* Leila M. Willoughby of a curva concav* to th* 1010.01 feet to th* North line 8RD No. 330.1 Addroea Unknown Westerly, having a radius o f tho B h'lt of Bectlon 4, SECTION TT.Ite-2004 — STATE BRD No. 191.1, 1(1.4 of 4724.44 feet, run thence, Townehlp 31 Bouth, Rang* R O A D B-41T — SEMINOLE ■long said curve, thru a cen­ SECTION TTSIO-seet — STATE 40 East at A point .44 feet c o u n t y — D E e rn irrio N B tral angle of 2 'lt 'lo " , a die R O A D >-427 — SEMINOLE Eeet of th* Northwest cor­ BRD No. 1*0.1. 1(0.1, 140.1 tanca of 244.17 (eet to th* COUNTT — DESCRIPTIONS ner ot oeld IW H o f Mid RIOHT OF WAT end o f said curve, run thence PARCEL NO. 131.1, IIM , 144.1 Seotlon I. for th* ond o f this That pert of: North S '!3 'lt " Woet, a die- RIOIIT OF WAY center tin# description. The South !H chains of lane* o f (4.02 feet to tha That part o f: Th* land herein described con­ th* BWU o f NEU. Eeet Lot 12, Block A. Replat et Point of Beginning, from o f Road o f Section 7, Lake Mobil* Shore* ac­ tain! 4040 square feet, (.401 ■aid point of beginning, run acre) mor* or less. Townehlp It South, Rang* cording to plat In Plat thence Bouth I7'*2‘ l ( " Eaet. 30 Eeet, Except th* North Book 4. page 44. publlo OWNED BT; FRANCES B. F A . a dletanc* ot (71 foet to a BER 44 foot thereof, records of Bemlnol* Coun­ point, run thence Bouth 40* lying wllhln to feet Souther­ ty, Florida; 04*14" East, a distance ot PARCEL NO. 191.1, 191.4 ly o f th* center line o f con­ 111.41 feet to a point for tha lying within to foet Souther­ struction of 8tat* Road 8*117, end 6f thla aurvey lino des­ ly o f th* center Rn* ot con RIOHT OF WAT Section 77410, said cantor Rn* ■tructlon o f Stale Road B-ttl, That part o f: cription. Th* North 101.1 foot o f th* being described ao follow i: Th* land herein described con­ Section 77410, oeld certerlln* Bouth >014 feot o f tho Uegln on th* Easterly ex­ tain* 400 aquara feat, mor* or being deecrlbed ee follow*; Eaet H o f Lot I, Block tension o f th* North line of lees. Begin at the Southwest cor­ A. Bruit's Addition to Lot 1-A. Block U. First Ad­ OWNED BT: LOL'IB J. JADIN ner of Lot 21, Froet'a Addi­ Longwood. aeoordlng to dition to a replat o f Lake tion to Altamonte, accord­ unmarried; HAROLD JENplat to Plat Book 1, page Mobil* Shores, according to ing to plat In Plat Book 4, QUIN and wlf* MYRTLE 33. publlo record* ot Boml. plat In Plat Book I, page peg* tt, publlo reoordo of JKNQUIN nolo County, Ktorlda, 71, public record* of Semi­ Bemlnol* County, Florida; TAKE NOTICE that a De­ lying within (0 feot Wooterly nole County, being 40.4 feet claration of Taking hae been run thence North O'JI'Ot Weet, a dletanc* of 1119.11 of tho survey lino of flu te Eaat of th* Northeast cor­ filed In the above-atyled ceue* ner of eald Lot t-A, run by th* Petltlonere. th* acquir­ feat to th* beginning of a Road 8-427, Section 77410, Mid curve concav* to th* South­ survey Una being deecrlbed ae thence North 4>*2t'l4" East ing authority of thee* proa dlatanca o f 443.44 feot to ceedlnge, of th* taking of th* easterly, having a radlua o f follow e: Begin on th* Bouth line o t th* beginning of a curve above-described Unde, for the 1431.31 feet, run t h e n o * th* NWU of Section 4, concav* to th* Northwesterly purpose aet forth in th* Peti­ along said curve con Townehlp 11 South, Rang* having a radlua o f 1443.40 tion In thle cauee, vie: Aa cava to th* Southeaster­ 10 East, at A point .04 feet feet, run thenee along aald right of way for a portion of ly. having • radius ot East o f tha Bouthwtit co r. curva thru a central angle 8tat* Road No. g-(27, In Semi1*17.24 feet, run theno* anar ot said KWH ef said o f 21*31*40", e distance of not* County. Florida, and that long said curve, thru * cen­ lection I, (Southeast corner 144.11 feel to th* and of aald th* Honorable Voile A. W il­ tral angle of l l '2 1 't l ”, a dle­ o f th* NEU o f flection 0, o f curve, run thence North 24* liam*. on* of Ihe Judges of tanc* of 414.19 feot to th* aald Townehlp and Range)! 43*14" Eeet a dletanc* of the Circuit Court o f th* Ninth ond o f eald curve, and tha run thenca North 4*!2'IV beginning of e curve con­ l»3t.4( feet to th* beginn­ Judicial Circuit o f Florida, West, a dletanc# of 401.90 cav* to th* Northwesterly, ing of a curve concav* to will on the 14th day of April, feet to th* beginning o f a th* Northweaterly, and hav­ A. D. 1944, et 3 o'clock P. M-, haring a radlua of 11.449.20 curva concav* to th* W est­ ing a radius of 11(1.21 foot, In the Bemlnol* County Court­ foot, run thonc* along aald erly, having a radlue ot run thonc* along eald curvo, house et curve, thru a central angle Bsnford, Florida, 4720.01 foot, run thence a . o f 2*40*00", a distance of 410 thru a central angle o f 2* conalder eeld Declaration of long sold curve thru a cen­ 11*40", a dletanc* of 440.40 Taking, feot to th* end of eeld curve appoint appraiser*. tral angle o f I'll'S O " A diefoet to th* end of aald curvo, ■nd make such Order ■■ th* run thence North SO'lO'tf dance of 300.11 feet to th* run thonc* North O 'l l 'l l 1 Court deem* proper. All par­ K elt a dlatanco of 444.40 end o f aald curva, rua thence Weet, a distance of II4.M ties lo th* suit end all par­ feot to th* beginning o f • North I ' l i ' l l " West, e diecurve concave to th* Northfeot to a point, run thonc* ties Interested may appear and tones e f 121t.ll feet to the eeeterty having a radlue of North O 'l l'l l" Woet a dle­ be heard at th* time and beginning o f e curve con . tanc* o f 1(11.11 feet to th* placa designated. 1110.20 (eet, run thence along cev* to tho Northeaeterly, ■aid curva thru a central North lino of th* BWU of You. and each o f you, are having a radlue o f 1730.01 Section 1, Townehlp II Bouth, hereby commanded to appear angle of 10*04', a distance foet, run thonc* along said Rang* It Eaet. at a point by filing an Answer lo Ihe o f 141.47 feet to th* end ot curve thru e control angle .14 feot East of th* North- Petition heretofore filed In thl* ■aid curva, run thenca North o f 1*10*21" a distance o f 40*2t'tl" Eaet. a distance of weet corner of aald BWU o f causa In the entitled Court on 112.(4 feat to a point on tho aald flection I, for th* ond or before tha Ith day of May, 1401.00 feet to * point on North line o f said Bectlon o f thlo center Una descrip­ A. D. 1944, to ahow what th* Easterly extension o f th* 0, being 714 foot Weat o f tion. North line ot Lot 1 A. Block right, title. Interest or liens th# Northeast oornar o f M id Th* land herein described con­ you, or any of you. hav* In B, Flret Addition lo noplot flection 0, for th* end o f tain* I ll s equer* feet, (.111) and to th* above - described o f Lak* Mobil* Shores, ac­ thle eurvey line description. acre) mora or lee*. cording to plat In Plat Book Unde end show cause why th* OWNED 14Y: ALLEN G. L1L- seme should not be taken for I. pag* 71. eald point being Th* land hareln described con­ LA and wlf* MARTHA C. tb* uses end purposes set 40.4 feot Easterly from th* tains l t l l square feet, (.444 1.1LL A Northeait corner of said Lot, acre) mor* or )••*■ forth In th* petition filed SURJECT TO: MORTGAGE re- herein. run thonc* North 41'24'tl” OWNED BT: II. A. SCOTT end wlf* EULA M. SCOTT corded In O. R. Book 411, East, a dlatanco of 100 foot WITNE8S my Hand and tha peg* 411 In favor o f CHAR­ Beal of aald Court on thlo 19th to th* ond ot thla cantor SUBJECT TO: Intoreet. If any, e f LEILA M. W1LLOUOHBY LES RUDD. 8R. and wife day of March, A. D. 1944. line description. TAKE NOTICE that a De­ BESSIE RUDD; and. MORT­ (SEAL) Th* lend herein described con­ GAGE recorded In O. R. tain* 140 square feet, mere or claration e f Taking hae been Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. filed In the ebove-atyled cause Rook 414. peg* 144 held by Clerk o f Iha Circuit Court, lea*. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OWNED n Y : LEIDA BELLE by the Petltlonere, the ecqutr. In and for Bemlnol* CounAT WINTER PARK; and, InLAWRENCE and huebend, Ing authority of thee* proceed. ty, Florida. Inge, o f the taking o f the tereel. If any. qt HARICH LEWI8 a. LAWRENCE By: Sandra 8. Johnaon CHEMICAL COMPANY as to 8UBJECT TO: MORTOAOB re­ ebove-deecrlbed lend*, for th* Deputy Clerk an unrecorded option to HAROLD F. JOHNSON corded to O. R. Rook 4, pag* purpoa* eet forth In th* Peti­ purchase. l i t held by RUTH E. OAOE. tion In thle cauee, vie: Ae County Attorney SRD No. 221.1 ee Executrix ef th* Eetete right o f way for e portion o f Drawer Z RIOIIT OF WAT ot Avia Lambrakle, deceased; B ute Road No. 1*427, In flemlSanford, riorlda That pert of: end L e m b r o e Demsirloe note County, Florida, and that and Lot It, J. A. Blalllne'e Ad­ JACK W. PIERCE Lembrakle, deceased; and, Ih* Honorable Voile A. WIIdition te Long wood, ac­ Holland Building MORTOAOB recorded to O. llama, one of the Judgee ot eordlng to plot In Piet Tattah*M*o, Florida R. Book III, peso 274 hold the Circuit Court e f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit ef Florida, Book t, peg* I, public re­ Of Counsel (or th* Petitioner*. by C. W. COPPERSMITH. wilt on th* 14th day of April, cord* of Somlnol* County, Publish March tt, II A April A. D. 1*M. at 1 o'clock P.M. Florida; T. 14. 11(4. PARCEL NO. III.L 114.1 to th* Bemlnol* County Courtlying within IS ftet Boater- CDg-41 RIOHT OF WAT houee at Banford, IGorlda, con­ ly o f th* survey line e f State That pert o f: SEMINOLE COUNTY Road g-117, Section 77414, aald Lota tl. 21 and 14. Block sider said Declaration et Tak­ BONING COMMISSION survey line being described ee A. Roplat or Lak* Mobil* ing. appoint appraisers, end follows: Notice mt Ihebile Hearing Shore*, according to plat make such Order ee th* Court Notice lo hereby gives, that Begin on tb* Bouth Rn* of In Plat Book I, pag* II, dooms proper. All perlloo to th* NWU of Section I, Town, aftar consideration, th* Semipubllo record* ot gemtool* th* ault and all pertloi Inter­ ested mey appear end be ship 11 Bouth, Rang* 14 nolo County Zoning Commiss­ County, Florida; East, at a point .44 feot East ion will hold a publlo hear­ lying within 4* feot Southerly heard at the time end place o f th* Southwest corner of ing to determine th* feasibili­ of th* center lino of construc­ deelgneted. You, end each e f you, ere aald NWU o f aald Section I, ty o f recommending to th* tion ot Slat* Road B-427, Hoc(Southeast corner e f th* Board o f County Commission­ tlon 77410, eald center Rn* be- hereby commanded to appear by tiling an Antwar to th* NEU ef Section • e f eeld ers that th* follow ing deacrlb- Ing deecrlbed ae feilewei Townehlp end Rang*)) rna *d property presently Begin et tb* fleuthweet ear­ Petition heretofore filed to thenee North 4‘ 13'tf" West, ■ e a * 4 A-d Agriculture ner e f Lot 21, Frost'* Addi­ thle ceue* to th* entitled Court e distance e f H t .ll feet te be toned R -t Multiple tion t* Altamonte, according on er before th* Ith day ot th* beginning ot a curve Family Residential; Beg 419 te plat to Plat Book 1, pag* May, A.D. 1114, te show whet concave te th* Westerly, ft W of NK cor o f th* BWU II, publlo rooorde e f Semi­ right, title, Intoreet or Hens having e radius o f 1121.41 e f the BE * e f Seotlon 1I-11Snole County, Florida; run you, er any ot you, hev* to feet, run thence along eald HE, thonee run W 1(4 ft to thonc* North O'll'Ot" Weet, end to th* ebove-deecrlbed curve thru * central angla NW eor e f sold to eoree. e dletanc* of Itlt.Td feot to lande and ahow cause why th* o f 1*4440", e dlatanco of thence ■ 14 ehi. thenee B 70* th* beginning of a curve earn* ehoutd net b* token for 1IM 1 foet to th* end ef ft, thenee N IS che; else th* concave te th* floutheeeterly, th* UM* end purpoeee eet eeld curve, run thence North NH et th* NEU o f th* SWU having e radio* of ttl7.1l forth to th* Petltton filed 4'42‘ t f" West, e distance ef end th* NU et th* BU o t th* (set, run thence along eeld herein. WITNESS my Hand end th* 1311.14 feet to th* beginning BEU of th* SWU I le u : Beg curve, thru e central angle et e curve concave to (he et the BW cor o f th* NU of o f 11*1141", e dletanc* o f Seel e f Mid Court on thla llt k Northeasterly, having a ra­ th* BU o f th* BEU o f tb* flW 011.10 feet to the end o f eald day ef March, A D . 1144. dius e f 4714.41 feet, run U. rue B 4 eh*. N 1U che. W curva. end th* beginning (SEAL) thenee along sold curve thru 4 che, fl 1U ch e to Section IIArthur H. Beckwith. J r , e f a curve concave to th* e eentral angle o f 1 'trtT ", 41S-19E; end less: Beg et th* Clerk e f th* Circuit Court, Northweaterly, havlag e ra­ a dletanc* et t l l . t l feet to NE cor of th* NWU *f le end for Berntool* C eu e. dlua e f 11,44040 feet, run ty. Florida. a point on th* North line ef th* thence along eeld curve, SWU of th* BEU eeld flection 4. being 11.4 of • * e 11 * a 13-218-29E. run Byt Sandra fl. Jehaeefl ‘ hru * central angle e l I* Deputy Clerk foet West e f th* Northeast ■ 11.1 ft, tbenc* W ISM ft. *0 ** . * dleteoo* Of 4*4 feet corner e f s e lf Section 4, theno* N te the N line e f sets -----to th* ead ef aotd curve, run HABOLD r . JOHNSON for th* *e4 e f thl* survey NWU of th* flWU o f the IE U thenee North l l ' i r t l " Beat, County Attorney Ho* description. e f fleotlon II, thenee B I* POB. » Hetono* e f IIM * feet t* Drawer S Tb* lend hereto described eon- Further described ee W ef th* boglnalng *r a curve •enters, Florida Ulna Tl* square feet, more Henkel Ave. end flW e f Lake eoeeav* te tb* Northeaster- and e r Use. Orient*. ly having * radlue e f U il .t l JACK W. PIERCE OWNED BTl HARVEY H. Publlo hearing will be held fe e t rue thence along said Holland Butldlnc SMITH. to th* Seminole County Oeurt curve thru e central angla Talleheeeee, Florida BED Ne. B44.1. 4*44 House, County Commissioners Of Ctuneel for th* Petltlonere. DRAINAGE EASEMENT Room, Sanford. Florida, W ed­ feet to the end ef eeld curve, Publleh M*r«h 14. II * April LATERAL DITCH R I O H T nesday. April I. l t l l at 1:41 run thence North 41*14*40" T# 1€* 1H4* (BAST) STATION 1*4+7*44 P. M. or ao soon thereafter F V 1*. •* 10S4.1I CDfl-44 (PART) ee possible. feet to a petal on the BeatThat part aft Seminole Ooeaty Zoning •Fix eateuaU* *f th* North If po« Hast people to pap Let t. Sleek D. Mato* AdCemmleelea line * f Let 1A, Block Edill** I*Leagweod, accordBy Robert fl. Brown Flrat Addltiea t* (Uniat of sttoatioa to pwr bmla*M, lag 4e fllatto Plat Book Seaalnol* Ceuaty Zoning Lak* Mobil* Aker*a? accord- e«n FA MflU sal ask th* I. page 41. pablle reeerds Director Ing to p u t I . Plat » £ k Y *( Seminole Ceuaty, Pier- Publish March It, 11, 1114. page 71, sold point being Harald Staff about mbm atCDfl-44 4*4 fee* Easterly Area to* �Y a s fa r l March 84,1964 — Pare 9, VrrmlB (D a n h G b b ij. DEAR ABBY: I wait on tables in a cocktail lounge from threa in the afternoon until ona o'clock in the morning. I have to wear a very skimpy costume on this job. The hours arc rough and »o are some of the customers, but the pay is better than I could get anywhere else. Some of the men customers think that just because a girl is wear* lng a revealing costume she isn't respectable and any­ thing goes. I try hard not to be too chummy with the men, but a sourpuss wait­ ress doesn't make much in tips. What can I do? Don't tell me to quit working be­ cause I am a divorcee with two children, and 1 need the dough. CAROL DEAR CAROL: If you must work, find a job with shorter hours and longer skirts. • • • DEAR ABBY: Nate and I have been married for 14 years. We have four chil­ dren and are very happy. Sunday night he got a long­ • By Abigail Van Buren distance call from Bing­ hamton, N. Y. We don't know anybody there, so na­ turally it shook me up. Nate was on the phone for half an hour and all he said was, "Uh uh, that’s nice," and "Hu uh." When he hung up, he said it was some dizzy dame he knew slightly be­ fore we were married. She called him up to tell him site was a free woman now and she wondered If he was STILL married. I am terri­ bly upset. How did she know his number? Should I worry? Would a girl a man knew only "slightly" call him up out of the blue after It years? NERVOUS DEAR NERVOUS: Yes, a girl a man knew only slight­ ly could conceivably call him up out of the blue after 14 (or 24!) years. She could have gotten his number from a mutual friend or rel­ ative, if you aren't in the book. And don’t worry. There are plenty of nuts around. • • • DEAR ABBY: I don't Qjazobl} O/l (Bhidqsi A winning poker player NORTH (D) 14 *73 should be somewhat of a pes­ V K 10 5 3 simist. There is little future ♦ 84 * AKQ108 hi that game if you overplay WEST EAST • doubtful hand. *10 9 *QJS4 A winning rubber bridge VQ9B2 VJ84 ♦ KQJ2 A A 1073 player should adopt the op­ *742 *JS posite attitude and bid to SOUTH optimistic game or slam con­ * AK0S3 tracts. It is much harder to M A7 defend than to play the ♦ 90S *993 dummy. Both vulnerable South's two no-trump bid is North East South West certainly a push. He does 1* Pass 1 A Past have ace-king-ace, hut his 2* Pass 2 N.T. Pass hand appears to represent 3 N.T. Pass Pan Pass only three playing tricks with Opening lead— ♦ K no stopper at ail in diamonds. North's three no-trump call 1has the same 12 high card is even more optimistic. He i points he opened with afttl W s J .A c have a very big wardrobe, so my sister and 1 trade and wear each other's clothes. When I am complimented on something I am wearing, and it isn't mine, what should I say ? HONEST DEAR HONEST: S a y , "Thank you.” It's not nec­ essary to mention the own­ er unless you arc asked. # • • CONFIDENTIAL TO RO­ BERT IN S I L V E R SPRtNGS: In the words of Goethe, "Nothing Is worth more than this day." You will never relive yesterday, and tomorrow is still be­ yond your reach. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • » • Hutc to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 33C5, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby'a new book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." By 0swQld Jacoby while he figures on five club tricks he is not even sure of them. Three no-lrump turns out to be a lay down. East and West cash four diamond tricks' and, since the jack ot clubs drops, South takes the remainder. Probably one of the defend­ ers will remark how lucky de­ clarer was to have the dia­ monds break four-four and there ii no argument with that premiae. On the other hand there was no certainty that a dia­ mond would be opened and without a diamond lead the hand figures to make any­ time that East does not hold lour or five clubs to tbe Jack. W om an Legal Notice •KMINOLB tiOUNTY ■OX1NO C M IX K SIO * Node* a f Pablla llrarlatr Nolle# la hsrrby given, that Aftar consideration. tha Sami•ala County Zoning Commie*, ton wilt h oll a public hearing So Satormlno tho feasibility of rooommandlng to tha Hoard of County commlaalonara that tha follow ing doaerlbad proparty prracntly aonad R-IAA Uraldantlal and B-S Duplex b# ponad R f Multiple Family Raaldanttalt Lota IS and I*. Ballmer * WaSaa Manor. Fur­ ther doaerlbad aa SW of Cladwin Avo. and NW af Walla *P u blte hearing w ill h# held la tha lamlnola County Court Houao. County Commlaalonara Room, Banford. Florida, Wadnaaday April I. 41*4 at T:S* f . K. or aa aooa tharaaftar aa poaalbla. _ •ami nolo County Zoning Commlaalon By Robort Brown iam lnolo County Zoning Dlraelor Fubllah March S4. 11. 1*44. c oa -7 1 _________________________ s i a i x o i i r o r s iT T b o n in g toM W iealoN a •Sira o f l*ablta Kaarias The Z oaln f commlaalon will bold a public hearing to eonsldar raooremandlng to tha Board o f County Commlaalon•ra lo amend Section 14 Sub­ jection J of tha Hamlnol* Coun­ ty Zoning Regulation* to de­ lete entirety eubaectlon J. Copinn nf ttale propoaed reeoluttnn may be obtained la tha Zon­ ing Offleo. Court llouaa, San­ ford, Florida, Monday thru Frldaya from SiOO A. M. to l * e P. M. Public hearing will ba held in tho Seminole County Court Houea, County Conimlealonera Room. Sanford. Florida. Wad•eeday, April S. 1SSI at T:St P. M. or aa toon tharaaftar aa poaalbla. Seminole County Zoning Commlaalon Ry: Robart 8. Drown Seminole County Zoning Director Fubllah March SI, SI, 1SII CDB-74 >1viNOH - - TUESDAY P. M. 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Further described aa N of M. R. 414 and W or 1-4. Public hearing w ill b* held In th* Bemlnol* County Court House, County Commissioner* Room. Sanford. Florid*. W ed­ nesday, April I. 1444 at 7:3<) I*. M. or a* anon thereafter as poaalbla. Bamlnol* County Boning Commlaalon Ry Robert I. Rrowa Hemlnol* County Zoning Director Publish March 34. 31, 1444. CDS-44 Nolle* I* hereby given, that after consideration, th* Saminolo County Eonlng Commits. Ion will hold a public hearing to datertnln* tho feasibility of recommending to the Hoard of County Commleelonera that the following described pro­ perty presently aonad R-l Residential b* aonad C-* Com­ mercial: Th* N 4«0 ft of th* K ft of th* W 94* ft of the HW*, of th* Nl!>4 of flec­ tion n-ziA -iO E lying a »r a. It. 414. Further described >• •uuth of fl. R. 431 and tset of I'ralrl* l.ak* Drlvo-ln Theater. Public hearing will bo held In th* flemlnola County Court House, County Commlseloner* Room. Banford. Florid*. Wednttday, April 9, 1944 at Ti34 I*. M. or as soon thereafter a* poaalbla. 4:11 (1) Runehtn* Almanac (4) Suiiihlno Almanac •:34 *» Grow. Farm Report 4:»0 15) World Civilisation (4) Sunrise Saaatalar Samlnot* County Zoning IN THM CIRCUIT r « » T O r 1:44 (5) Today Commlaalon THIS NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ (4) Wako Up llovlas By Robart S. Brown CUIT. IN AND FOR SKMI?:14 II) Klim Features flemlnnl* County Zoning n o u : c o u n t y . F i.o it in * , 191 Mickle Krana Director 7:35 <41 loca l X«w*. Weather IN C1IANCHRT NO. 1M*1 Publleh March 34. it, 1944. J 1.M411U U ALLUN 1:40 (4 Captain Kangaroo Cr>fl-49 Plaintiff 1:14 (I) Cartoons 1:04 (51 Dlvore* Court CLARA ALLEN (4) American History Defendant. <4) Kaarcle* For Woman NOTICE OF at IT t i l l (9) Cartoons STATIfl OF FLORIDA, KRI7RT9:50 (4) Romper Room INO* 10:00 (5) bay Whan (41 Nawa TO I CLARA ALLEN (9) hpanlah Ratldtnco and addreaa 14:11 ( ] ' New* unknown: ftEFRIOIRATOI. '.4:14 (J) Say Whoa TOU ARE IIEnEBT NOTI(*> I Love Lucy FRIIZIR FIED that ault for divorce has been filed agalnet you In (4) December Brlda •1:44 (5) Concentration tho Circuit Court of the Ninth (4) McCoys Judicial Circuit, tn and For Semlnolo County, Florida, Chancery No. l t l t l , wherein Slot a y o JIMMIE L. ALLEN I* Plain­ tiff and CLARA ALLEN I* n selection Defendant. Tou ar* hereby re­ quired to file your Antwtr IRtlhOLK COUNTY o f f o o d s is fO V IM i COMMISSION and/or otherwise plead In ac­ cordance with the law with Native or Pnblle Hearlau so e a s y ! Notice Is hereby al*en, that tlio Clerk of th* above entitl­ after eonaUaraUon. the fltml- ed Court and tn aervo a copy nol* County Zoning Cummin- of asm* upon Frank A. Taylor. for Plaintiff, Ito Ion will hold a public hear­ Attorney ing to determine the feaslbl- North Magnolia. Orlando, Flor­ Illy of recommending to tho ida, on nr bafor* the 10th day Roard of County Commlaalon- o f April. A. !>. 1944. Otherera that Die following describ­ wlaa .v Deere* Pro Cohfaeao i week ed property prerently soned will be entered against you Modal (K T - I4 S R-l A Single Kamlly Residential for your failure to ao serve withKtapUbl* trad* l»* aonad A-t Agriculture: Dole and flit your Answer and/or 71 and 14. Walla Farm) Hub- other defenses, aa required ky Htra’a how aaay w# mean: Tw o glide-out ahalvaa bring division. Further daaorlbed a* law. lying south of l-oWe Drive and WITNESS my hand and th* fooda out front a Convenient butter, cheeee and anack Kail o f Hiineet Road. official east of aald Court In bin* • Removable meat pane Twin vegetal)!* crisper* Public hearing will be hold Banford, County of H-mlnoI*. e Food* atom ! in the door are ao easy to reache And In the Setulnol* County Court Slat* of Florida. Idle !oth da) Houao, County ComniDslonara or Maroh, A. U. 1944. there'a 14.1 cu. ft. of refrigerated apace in ati! Room, Sanford. Florida. Wad- (BEAL) naaday, April I. 1414 at Till Arthur It. neokwllh, Jr., P. 34. or aa soon thereafter Clerk o f the Circuit Court aa poaatbt*. Ry: Martha T. Vlhlan. DC. Nemln.de County Zoning Frank A. T ajlor Commlaalon 534 North Magnolia Avenue tly Robert 8. Brown Orlando, Florida C'aaaelberry I'laza Casselberry Bemtnola County Zoning Attorney for th* Plaintiff. Dlraotor Publleh March *4. It * April Complete TV and Appliance Service Publish March 44, It, 1414. T. 14. 1114 CDB-TJ CDB-T4 Legal Notice OUR BOARDING wilt have new things to think about and talk about. I. Try to have • smile and a light, cheerful word for everyone you meet. People of all ages are attracted to the older person who is gracious, pleasant, and who la obviously enjoying life and flndiag it 3. Do not be a bore. Give good. others equal time for talking. Really listen to them, instead TV RENTAL of waiting impatiently for a • Salsa • Service chance to Interrupt. 4. When in the company of FA 2-4920 young people, show respect Zrnith Color TV Halo* for their ideas and opinions. 2800 Sanford Are. 3. Be willing to learn new things, Instead o f thinking you OMNGt have tbe final answer to W ALT DISNEY’S everything. “ A TIGER WALKS'* 6. However tempting It might be to talk ot "the good, old days" don’t overdo it. And try not to keep telling the same people tbe aame atories, over and over again. 7. Enrich your life in every NOW thru WED. At 1:00 . 2:51 • 8.10 possible way — by reading, • ill attending lecturei, concert!, Wlnnor Of I Academy and tbe theater — so that you Awards Nominations Including Bobby Darin — Boat Supporting Actor o nj i v n i\(^ aSKS,i LOTT HOME OUR BOARDING O D U V .M A R T M A .ti IT/W M A T O O E 5 » n 6 A Y ? |4 T H A T A C H E C K FO H + IO .0O O . 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He haa a bright mind, • good disposition, end the price of <our dlnnaraf* Peck /CUBTis cuprum Newman, m : mc' emcmuq* b ih t u u * STARTS SUNDAY Frankie Avalon Annette "M L8CLE BEACH PAR TY" Dolls ond Guys am lleatt'a1 4 SUikaa 6 Author« -Major Barbara* I “Venerable ^ n eUSSm, 7 Tratujrlrahlaa • Burtwar* 14 King adJadak 9 Mala naam 19 Ball aauad Glib.) UFsmlahM 15 16 ta B U C K H IL L S PASSION PLA Y LAKE WALES THURSDAY, APRIL J. 1984 Going Returning Lr . Hanford 4:00 PM l.v. I.akr Wales Lv. Winter Park 4:20 PM Ar. KUelmmee Lv. Orlando 3:00 PM Ar. Orlando Lv. Kissimmee 5:20 PM Ar. Winter Park Ar. Lake Wales 9:20 PM Ar. Sanford noSRT4 20 Carlo* TO TIIK ORIGINAL 10:13 11:13 11:23 11:51 13:20 PM PM PM PM AM ALL SEATS RESERVED Round Trip-Fares, including tranafrr In earh direction between station and theatre, and choice amphitheatre seats: From Adulla Children 3 thru II Sanford 96.10 93.41 Winter Park u.so 92.95 Orlando $3.00 92.75 Klaalmmeo 94.83 S2J5 For fartker information and reservations rail any At­ lantic Coast Liao Ticket Office or 21 Cbemlrtry dogma 21 "Canterbury 21 Pattiiagger 29 Ruth’s son (Bih.) M Wainscot 91 Exdanulloii X21004 OUxnaaJ 320tympUa ■addcm t| Apfkln cttiip 3A Early Eagliah S71’— M Malt hrvw ••Mongrel 40 Novel by Ooorgt EU«t (2 words) dtCelUaF “Tha 44 DIMr*e* cat da Indtfmout Japaneaa 40 A\each il land »arca4 S3 Soap tram* bar M Employ DOWN 1 Locum iOrousd alkali- • Famous Brill* x ra osv IBaijm i, m 14 ~ S P E C IA L T R A IN **l have to admit fm jealous of Sutan. Sha’a (one •teady with twioo bo many fallowa aa I have. 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II Kind of m e 22 Meadow* 24 Pal* 28 “Good Quaee 37 Depot (abj 6 Scuffle 7 Strike • Tutelary (Romaa) • MouUwaK BUGS BUNNY lOFrtruy 11 Burrow* sad Lincoln 17 Eipuazar 19 Worknua'a beach 22 Compound other 14 Absent 23 Apple center 24 Climbing MUnklatlar aad « T o r auld baj Carney -— tt Small Mas d* Timber as Muse of poetry 44S*i bird M Kind of type 4d God of love (print) 47 Great Lab* 40 Brood-making 44 Depraaaioe guy irWteneao a Canvas sheRar 41 tinrtMM *0Second HI Noah (lib.) tl S2I 24 Taka into S3 Wandering SdAfflmsUvo I t l S S U m ti i btafty guy 29 Attitude* Cab.) l 40 Telephone guy 44Native ed „ E □ E afSSU. g dSIketiflad " dlEaiUeh county 81 Mar* StNot aar S3 Fr*amtly tdltanagresaioa 43 Ganoaa strcsM M Disorder STHarden, as DOWN IRIo SUeeecupled SCotasarMoea irbeT.) dCaa/ui* 1 A F T E R 1 T A K E A LIT T LE B A C K , B O A R D M ON ey YOU'LL t A ^HAVB * S O - y Seminole TV \/\ HOUSE . ( take GAAASOONI, . W MAE DIO YOU E A Y Jt OMV THIN4 ABOUT HANINONOU) MARTHA^ SOMETIMES BTOKB— AT LEAST SOU COMB NOUB LITTLE HOM&INTHE OATXtoMT ONCB IN A WHILE/ 8V1HE WAV, VHERE'6. PlEA%ANTt?lES A LETTER FffOAA AAMfiOObJI FOB TOO a*» AND IT LOOKS , OFFICIAL/ AOS NOU 6TAKTIN3 TOJ?Ub4 UP BILL* IN THE NEW| Legal Notice to Timber traa Ample Free Parking • (4) Fries 1* Right 11:11 (t ) Mlaalhg Links (Cotar) t4) Pet* And Gladys (I) 17i* object la OUT OUR W AT Tonight By Ruth M illett 1. Act your age. Seek the Do you want to know how to make your retirement yeari companionship of persons in some of the best yeari of {your own ago group, with In­ terests similar to your own. your life? 2. Do not underestimate A reader of this column who retired several year* ago and youth. I)o not patronize the baa been "extremely happy" young with such remarks as with more thinga to do titan "When you've lived as long •he has time to do offers her at 1 have . , ." own set of rules for living happily after retirement. 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' S A L t S .Sr. JVICE .C l in t o n •, v a 2( ’ fAZ****' | '.>«»«* k H U lE R S ^ W if* Pictured abovo in Sunford Librarian, Mrs. Sacy King, who hua rather short hair but so very feminine because o f its impeccable cut und the well designed arrangement o f each strand. This is another o f the expert Hair Styles by Hetty Anne'a Hair Styling Salon located at 2201 South Pnrk Ave. For Appointment cnll 322-4013. (Adv.) CHARLIE LEWIS is now showing his now Spring Stock o f Yazoo Lawnmowers— Yazoo the big-wheel Inwnmowcr that handles with ease on lawns or grounds o f any size. We sell, trade, demonstrate and service. Our location: one mile west o f 17-02 on Country Club ltd., 20th St. Phone 822-7028. (Adv.) Little Miss Amy Hrough is convinced that "just everybody" buys their Hats from MARY ESTHERS—"Featuring Fashions Just For You." (Adv.) s Caslro Orders Retrial Of Old Party Member Houses and railroads plsy •n Important part in tbt life o f P. B. Langley, now viilUng Sanford and other old friendi. Langley ia a retired general •upcrlntendent of the Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad. He now lives in Camp Hill, Ala., which ia part of the "houses" phase of his life. The former railroad execu­ tive moved away from Camp 11111 at an aarly age. And 57 year* later he built a home within 100 feet of hia original borne. The ether part house* play Is this, and Langley tells it with a alight wince: During his railroading car­ eer ho was sent to Jackson­ ville. He ordered a home built. The day It waa completed, he moved to Savannah. Mrs. Langley's comments were not recalled by her huiband, who visited the Herald office Wed­ nesday afternoon. Langley manages to return to Sanford each winter and this year he has made the visit, with headquarter! at the Valdes Hotel, last two months. He returned to Camp Hill Monday. Railroading has been the life for Sanford's greatest visiting b o o st* . (He calls Sanford "hom e" even though his official residence Is Camp U1U.) And he'll talk about rail­ roading, and Sanford, with equal fervor and In that or­ der. Back ia 1915 be waa assign­ ed here aa train dispatcher, later appointed trainmaster. Jn 1921 he moved to Lakeland with the title of superintendent o f tho Tampa Division of ACL. He went to Ocala In 1925 and later to Jacksonville where he was the ACL’o sup­ erintendent o f transportation. His final stopover was la Savannah in 1942 where ho was superintendent of the rail­ road’s northern lines. All In all Langley has lived In Florida for about 30 years and he* really baa the sand In hia shoes. But you can’t discount Camp Hill either. There he haa several reasons for stay­ ing: lilt nephew Is a bank pres­ ident and mayor; a niece la postmistress and a nephew a funeral director. He and Mrs. Langley leave Monday for Camp Hill. Ask­ ed If he'll return next year after his two-month visit this season he quickly said: "Yea. For three months." Choir Honors Adam Muller The Choir o f the DeBary Community Methodlat Church honored Adam Muller, who cel­ ebrated his 70th birthday on March 19, at the monthly so­ cial hour held last Thursday night following the weekly rehwiraal. Hostesses for the evening wera Mr*. Allan Duffin and 51rs. Charles Creasey. Twrntwo-members were present to enjoy the occasion. B HAVANA (U PI) — Cuba's Supreme Court scheduled nn appeal session Monday on or­ der! or Premier Fidel Cailro for the re trial of an old Communiit Party member sentenccd to die. Cuitru ordered the re-trial of Murcoa Rodrigues Alfonio, lit*, after hia conviction last week. Cuitro mid he wus us­ ing hia preogutive aa premier because there haa been “ much confusion” in tha firat trial. KAREN ANN I’OLK JENNIFER GREENE Fourteen entries have been received for tho annual Baby o f the Year Contest sponsored by tho Zeta XI Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi. Procccda from Uie event will go to tho Little Red Schoolhouse, which cares for exceptional children In the area. The contest opened last Saturday and concludei April Voles arc one cent each and plcturca are being dis­ played at Roumillat and An­ derson Drug Store, Touchton's Drug Store and Ren Frank­ lin's 5 and 10 Store. The baby'a piclurri will al­ ternate each week in all three locations. Tlie first prize will 1* a $25 Series E savings bond donat­ ed by the Florida Stale Bank and a trophy donated by Wert's Jewelers. Second prize Is a loving cup donated by Kadcr's Jewelers. Third will be a gift certificate for bronz­ ing of Die baby'a first shoes and donated by Gumm Jewelera. Other donations consist of cedar floor atands and frames Audubon Society To See Film By Mrs. Adam Muller A film lecture on "Florlda'a Fusrlnnling Birds" will tie pri'srnti'il by S. Carluton Rugeis o f Orlando at a meeting of the Audubon Society to lie held at 2:30 p. m. Thuraday at the Geneva Community Hall. Kogera ia h director o f the Florida Audubon Society, and o f the University Club of Winter Park and is a member of the Camera Club of Winter Park. . GEORGE LEAHY JR. by n. L. Andrews, contractor, and posts by O'Dec's Sign Ser­ vice. . The contest chairman is G e r a l d i n e B. Linnckugel. Handling publicity la Margar­ et 3t. Hudgins. Four of the entries appear with Uhls news item. The others will appear In succeed­ ing Issues of The Herald. “ Contestant!" whose pictures arc appearing this week at Ben Franklin's are: George Leahy Jr., seven months, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Leahy Sr., of 2909 S. Park Ave., sponsored by Uio Women's Breakfast Club. Jrnnlfrr Lynn Greene, six weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Greene of 2404 Key Ave., sponsored by the Seminole ktemorial Hos­ pital Auxiliary. Sandra L e e Orwlg, 18 months, daughter of Mr. and SANDRA LEE ORW1G Mrs. Robert Orwig, of 2425 Laurel Ave., sponsored by the S e m i n o l e Numismatic So­ ciety. Karen Ann Polk, 14 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Polk, of 603 Baywood Dr., sponsored by the Jaycce Wives Club. Fees Questioned TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Payment of big fees to attor­ neys handling a $135 million Jacksonville Expressway au­ thority bond issue was ques­ tioned today by State Sen. B. C. Pearce, East Palatka. An abundant shower nf manna fell upon Turkey in 1881. ized rommunlit apparatu* In Cuba remained aloof from Castro's druggie againit Ba­ tista until late in 1058, just before the triumph o f the rev­ olution.) An armed forcea ministry communique Sunday told Cub­ ans for the first time, an army helicopter was hijacked last Thursday and flown to tha United States. The two de­ fecting crewmen requested U. K. asylum when they landed at Key W rit. 1 0 Cancer-Free Smoke Seen By Scientist PALM B E A C H SHORES (UPI) — A cancer scientist says science may develop a chemical protection for cigar­ ette smokers against cancer. Dr. Charles Huggins, di­ rector of the Ben 5!ay Can­ cer Research Laboratory at the University o f Chicago, said tobacco smoke causes cancer. He said the cancercausing property in the smoke is the aromatic hydrocarbon compound, bcnxo apyrenc. He said compounds of the same chemical family might neutralize its cancerous pow­ er in body chemistry and thus protect smokers. Dr. Huggins Sunday ad­ dressed the sixth annual seminar for science writers, sponsored by the American Cancer Society. “ Great Savings On Easy Terms** FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A TH ER of Sanford n Rodrigues was the fin t member of the old Cuban Com­ munist party to receive a death acntence in Cuitro Cuba. He wai found guilty of in­ forming on four non-Communlit, non • Cuitroite atudenta who wero alaln by police after participating in the March 13, 1957, attempt to kill dictator Fulgenrlo Bntlsta. (Cuban exile* in Miami mid tha re-trial could be algnlfirant aa it wax bound to re­ flect tha fact that tha organ­ 5 e 'P / l C f ) uu J hint U. S. GYPSUM Texolite Q U A L IT Y * PA IN TS Our Garden Supply Center Is Headquarters For i Lawn Boy Power Mowers aJShKBAtr-Tv< Scott Fertilizer and Spreaders SANFORD Garden Hose • o Garden Tools The Sanford Herald SAVE! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR • Early American • French Provincial • M o d r r n ^ ^ ^ r o fl CASH ’N CARRY FOLICIES N t of W A ** I Virginia Fetroski P. O. Box 1114 Senfwd Phyllis Ragraitab FA 2-4254 Uha Mary Where con you tee tho new Skylark Sports Wagon? Right hero. Right now * bsttn biy lor yon. b AR G A »*S i from EASY TERMS Open Fri. Nights Lumber & Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121' i .hi �y> * * .* t ,» * » Sanford Navy Base Stays W ith Approval Of Defense Dept. And White House Nod ^ Seminole County Courthouse li experiencing growing palm and about to "burat at the K am a." County Commission voted Tuesday to move the email claims court to the Masonic Building and take over that office in the courthouse as a “ Commission office," for private meetings of the Com* mission and for use by visit* ing agencies, such aa the atate auditor. • £ • • Chamber of Commerce's Charlie Morrison celebrated his 72nd birthday Tuesday. Says he is the same age as Jack Benny, give or lake. • • • The Department o f Defense, with the knowledge of the White House, today placed its stamp o f approval on continued operation of Sanford Naval Air Station. Sen. Spessard Holland, in n telephoned mes­ sage to The Sanford Herald at 12:30 p.m., re­ ported the Navy expressed its desire to con­ tinue the base "since no other facility is capable o f carrying on the reconnaissance missions" of Heavy Attack Wing One. The decision was reached this morning dur­ ing a conference in Senator Holland’s Washing­ ton office attended by State Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr., John Krider and Randall Chase, repre­ senting the Seminole County Chamber o f Com­ merce; Adm. John S. Thach, deputy chief of naval operations for nir, and other high Navy officers; Senator Holland and representatives of Sen. George Smathers and Rep. A. S. Hcrlong Jr. Scnntor Hollnnd telephoned The Herald at 10:30 a.m., saying tlint a "satisfactory answer" had been reached but thnt the Navy desired to rclense the information within an hour or so. It followed that the Navy sought and re­ ceived approval o f the Department o f Defense, with the knowledge o f the White House. Sena­ tor Holland said he was uninformed whether the matter had been brought to the personal atten­ tion of President Johnson. The Navy’s news release at 12:30 p.m. to­ day reads as follows: "Navy representatives met today with Senator Holland and representatives o f Senator Beware of a week from to­ day, next Wednesday. ’Tla April Fool’s Day. (Good golly, that meant one-fourth o f 1964 it history already.) . . > Zip Code 32771 ‘ > WEATHER: Partly cloudy, mild through Thursday; high todny 80-85; low tonight in 60s. United Press Lensed Wire Hstablished l ‘J08 WED., MARCH 25, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA iw va ... • • • Although it has been in the public print any number of times that he it running for justice of the peace in Dis­ trict 6, Republican Charles E. Kern wants it known he It not a candidate for constable. (A Herald headline said to when Kern announced — and Kern hat demanded a retrac­ tion. Now he hat it.) • BRIEFS W ebb Divorced LOS ANGELES (U P I)-A c tor producer Jack Wcbb’a third wife, former beauty queen Jackie Loughcry, was granted a divorce Tuesday. No Color Line • •AND TH<! W A U 8 Annual pre-Easter Ladles P robe N ear EndDay Coffee Club will meet at GAINESVILLE (UPI) — 10 Thursday morning at the F e d e r a l aviation officials Chamber of Commerce. were expected to conclude A • • their probo today of an air Demolition of the Palms taxi crash here last month Hotel and the Woodruff Build which killed 10 persons. ing continues. Roof nearly off and windows gone from the Still N o W ord hotel. Interior walls about BERLIN (U P I )-U . S. offi­ gone and part of the roof off cials still had no word from the Woodruff Building. (Head' the Russians today on the line should read: “ Larry V er whereabouts of two American nhel's Dream Comes True!" fliers whose imminent release Remember all those "C lock" from East Germany was an­ blurbs?) nounced three days ago. • • • • • County Commission forward ed a 'letter of condolence to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy at tbe death of the late Presl dent. Commission received a card from Mrs. Kennedy Tuesday. • • Ing, at First and Park and Homo 80 yearn old, la being demolished to Butko way fo r a muni­ cipal parking lot. Work­ men -Tuesday afternoon meant for a portion o f the second floor wall to full IN but something went wrong and It fell OUT, causing u roar, a dust cloud and tearing down a section o f the tin marquee. The entire job will t a k e two months. (Herald Photo) • The local polticlans really are pounding the sidewalks Last night's mail at home brought a letter from one candidate that he would be around “ to visit" shortly. Won't do him any good in the primary . . . we are of the opposite political faith. But, on the other hand, If he sur vivea the primary we’ll vote for him in November. That’s a promise. • Citrus Fight AUBURNDALE (U P I)-T h e general manager of the Flor­ ida Citrus Commission urged a die-hard tight Tuesday against lowering of U. S. im­ port tariffs and also drummed on Florida's “ O.J.—the real thing." All Democratic candidates for county offices have been invited to a chicken pilau dinner and will be introduced at 7 p. m. Saturday at the Homeowners who have not American Legion Hut on filed for homestead exemption Highway 17-92. • • • were warned today by Mary Many of our Sanfordites Earle Walker, county tax as­ are again looking forward to sessor, that tha deadline is the Good Friday service, April 1. sponsored by the Ministerial Mrs. Walker aaid that ap­ Association to be held again plications are "coming in this year at First Presbyter­ slow” and that she expects ian Church. Starting at noon! 2,000 new filings by the last there will be seven half-hour day, April 1. She emphasized periods (with five-minute In­ that April | ia the deadline, termissions) on the theme of not the entire month o f April. Christ’ s seven last words. New homeowners applying Special messages, apecial mu­ for exemption should bring in sic, s p e c i a l re-dedication their deeds or contracts and make this a vital part of their 1064 automobile license Holy Week. tag registrations. Deadline Near On Exemptions O N LY 8 Days to Register For the Primaries V , : Copter Crashes SAIGON, South Viet Nam (U PI)—A U. S. Army heli­ copter with five Americans and a Vietnamese observer aboard crashed while support­ ing a aupply mission in Quant Tin Province north of Saigon, a U. S. military apokesman said today. BRA 36 Just A Fond Memory ILFORD, England (U P I)— Alvl Gereeht, 62, owner o f a brassiere and girdle company, gladly paid $14 to transfer a license plate to his aew car. Ha aaid tha license plate— BRA 36— was in memory of the vital statistic! o f a model be once knew named Maria. NO. 154 3 Charged In Citrus Weight Fraud Case MIAMI ( UPI) — The Dade County M e t r o Commission • • • Tuesday banned racial dis­ To the many, many inquir­ crimination by companies do­ ers about the future of San­ ing business in the county. ford Naval Air Station: Semi­ nole County leaders, top Navy Police Duty officers and our representa­ NICOSIA, Cyprus ( UPI) tives in Congress are bending The commander of the United every effort to obtain the Nations troops in Cyprus said rash to expand the facility . . today his international peace so it appears they are con­ force will begin police duty by fident it will continue. the end of the week. • Smathers to appear before the Senate appropri­ ations committee in support o f the Navy’s re­ quest for n $6.5 million appropriation for exten­ sion o f the north-south runway and some build­ ing. He indicated thnt with his and Smathers* support expressed to the committee tho Navy will renew its appropriation request. The Navy some weeks ngo withdrew the request from the House appropriations committee in view of Pre­ sident Johnson’s economy move. Cleveland, Krider and Chase concluded tho long distance telephoned report by praising Senator Hollnnd for spearheading the move to set up this morning’s conference and indicated it was his "enthusiastic support for SNAS and the proposed runway extension" that aided the Navy in its decision. fe n t lfr . Herald reporter Bob Thom­ as l* beginning to learn the “ power of the p rett." He'a been harping in hit newt column that the City Fathers should Improve West 13th VOL. 66 Street. Approval for this pro­ ject was granted at Monday night’s City Commission meet­ ing. (Memo to Bob: Now pick out some other needed pro­ ject and “ go after" it.) Smathers and Congressman Herlong to discuss the future use of Sanford Naval Air Station and a recent study whether the functions o f SNAS could be consolidated with NAS Cecil Field (nt Jacksonville.) “ It has been concluded it would not be feasi­ ble to make such a consolidation now. At the present there are no other facilities known to the Navy where SNAS functions could be relo­ cated. "It is, therefore, planned to continue San­ ford Naval Air Station in its present role." Senator Hollnnd said there is "100 per cent positive support for the continuation o f Sanford Naval Air Station as it now functions and as plnnned for the future." The Senator added that tho next step re­ quested by the Navy will be for him and Senator Snow, Rain Hit Nation United Press Inlernstlonsl A spring storm which left up to 6 feet of snow In the Rockies nnd floods In Cali­ fornia pushed into the Mid- Industrial Show Set April 23-25 west today, glazing highways from Oklahoma to Illinois, bringing heavy snow warn­ ings to four states and send­ ing thunderstorms grumbling into the Ohio Valley. Hazardous driving warn­ ings wert up in sections of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois. Heavy snow warnings were {Misted for parts o f Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri. Up to 2 inches of rain was forecast for flood • sodden southern Indiana. Know fell as far east as Michigan and there were thunderstorms deep into Dix­ ie. Behind the cold front, stretching from Texas to New England, temperatures dropped sharply-20 degrees in an hour in parta of Texas. Ih e Texas Panhandle had readings 12 degrees below frrexing. It was 2U below xero at Willston, N.D., early in the, day and 10 below at Billings, Mont. Second annual , Seminole County industrial show will be held April 23-26 at the San­ ford Civic Center, it was an­ nounced today by Scott Burns and Carl Schilkc, co-chairmen of the industrial committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The show will be co-ordinat­ ed with the Seminole County beauty contest, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce, and several other events. The event will be climaxed Saturday evening, April 26, with the presentation of a Certificate of Appreciation to the industrialist who has con­ tributed tbe 'most to the de­ velopment of the area and with the finals in the beautyTOKYO (U P I)— Two minor contest. There will be no admission earthquakes shook downtown charge and there will be door Tokyo buildings t o d a y but prizes and a free snack bar. caused no ii^uz^ei <ur Tokyo Shaken BARTOW (UPI) — Three men, one a prominent citrus dealer, were charged Tuesday with grand larceny and con­ spiracy to commit grand lar­ ceny. Released on $t,000 bond each were Walter A. Smith, 65, president of the 1-akc Shipp Fruit Co., of Winter Ha­ ven; William Hugh Thomp­ son, 33, Winter Haven, and Edward Leonard Cameron, 42, Aubuindale. They a n accused o f de­ frauding Universal Food Pro* ducts, Ir*., nf •) Jikelaod, by tho falilheatlw of records on actual weight o f truckloads of oranges delivered In the processing plant. County Solicitor Gordon MarCalla said the company ia estimated to have been short weighted by 15.000 to 20,000 boxes of oranges this season. Oranges have been bringing between $5 and $6 per box Apple Blossoms And Ladybird WASHINGTON (U PI) — Mrs. Lyndon R. Johnson will attend tin- Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 • t Winchester, Vn., the White House announrrd today. The Johnson*’ 16-year-old daughter l.uci will lie festival queen and will attend all of Chickens valued at $30 were tile festival eeremoniei from spoiled when thieves pulled April 2'J through May 2. wires from a cooling unit at the Tip Top Supermarket, 1100 West 13th Street, Tues­ She’s Tfjps day night. Police said nothing Mary Swigonskl, a junior at wus stolen. Seminole High School, wna in­ A thief cut himself when he advertantly listrd a* an honor broke a glass window of a car student in u report given by owned by John N eff, Dallas, school officials and printed in Tex., at the Capri Restaurant The Herald Tuesday Mis* Tuesday evening. Police found Hwigonxki is, in fart, one of blood on the car. Cigarettes three juniors who achieved a and a flashlight were taken straight " A " average during from the glove compartment. the marking period. Wire Pullers Spoil Chicken EDITORIAL COMMENT Welcome Mets! At Sanford's Municipal Stadium thin morn­ ing mime 60 young banclmll players and a hont of officiula opened Spring training activities for tho eastern section o f the New York Met farm system. Sanford is particularly planned to have the Mots here and to utilize our facilities tin they pre­ pare for tho summer baseball campaign. We are exceptionally pleased to hove Will Matthews, Joe McDonald, Ernie White, Sheriff Robinson, Walter Millies and Lloyd Gearhart. All o f these are former baseball players whose names are more likely to be familiar to more o f tho "old timers" than perhaps some of younger fans. The Herald Joins with the city and county commissions, the Seminole Chamber o f Com­ merce, the Sanford Chamber of C-ommercc, the Sanford-Scminole JayCees, a host o f other civic organizations and our merchants in welcoming each and every member o f the Met organization to Sanford. We will endeavor to make your training period here memorable, enjoyable and profitable to you during the forthcoming baseball season. In other words, welcome! We’re delighted ,ve youl HILL WADE, nil-pro quarterback o f the world champion Chicago Beam, gotn n untile from Lyman football coach, Dick Copeland, and Seminole County School Superintendent R. T. Milwce, when the former all-Ameri­ can at Vanderbilt Haiti that of all the money hla father spent on his edu­ cation all he got was a "quarter-hack". Wado wan the principal speaker Tuesday night nt Lyman High's nil sports-banquet. (Herald Photo) Parcel Post Ratetfurease • . •. ... . Postmaster Cecils Heard today reminded resident! of Sanford that an effective date of April 1 has been set for a new domeatle parrel post rate Increase. The parrel past Inrrense, ap­ proved recently by the Inter­ state Commerce Commission and averaging about 13 per rent, is expected to yield about $76.4 million annually. Catalogue rates will Ik- In­ creased approximately 13 per rent and will produre added revenue of about $2 4 million if 1962 volume is mslntalned. The higher rate* do not a f­ fect air parrel post or Interna­ tional parcel post. Miss Heard said she has been adviser! by Postmaster General John A. Gronouskl that the decision of the ICC will assist the Post Office De­ partment In carrying out Ha objective of reducing Uie drain on tho Federal Treusury by $100 million. The last parcel Itost increase was on Feb. 1, 1060. To illustrate the effect of the new rules here, the post­ master noted that a six-pound parrel—which is the averugo weight—fur local area deliv­ ery will cost 87 cents Instead of 32 rents. Other applicable rates inuy be obtained from local post offices. Bryant To Dine With Trumans KEY WEST (UPI) - Form­ er President Harry S. Tru­ man, his family and Gov. Farris Bryant were scheduled to gather here today for a dinner party tonight. Bryant was to meet with NAACP officials at Tailsbailee early today and then fly here via Miami for the dinner at the home of State Sen. John Spottswood of Key West. The Truman's, including Mrs. Truman, daughter Mar­ garet, and bar husband, Clif­ ton Daniel, and their two children, were to arrive here from Duck Key, their vaca­ tion headquarters In the Fiends Keys. 'State Action Asked In 3 Florida Towns TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Negro leaders called on Gov. Karris Bryant todny for “ state urtlon” in connection with a breakdown o f race relations in Jacksonville, St. Augustine and Ocala. The governor apparently made it cleur he would stay out of such mutters unless lo­ cal law and order break! down and state assistance is re­ quested by local authorities. Governor B r y a n t insisted that his meeting with Field Hecrctury Robert Saunders of Tampa and other NAACP leaders bo closed to newsmen. And he refused to meet with newsmen afterwards to djscuss it. Saunders and the others said the meeting was “ cor­ dial," and although the gov­ ernor mude no promises “ I got the impressiun that he would intervene if loenl law and or­ der breaks down." The meeting was held prin­ cipally to discuss plans for an integrated civil rights march on Tallahassee Friday. But the tense situation in Jack­ sonville, where one woman ha* been killed and several per­ sons Injured In tho past two days, occupied most o f the discussion, according to Saun­ ders. Saunders, who spoke for the group, said the NAACP's only recourse In Jacksonville muy he to the courts. He said lend­ ers had under atudy a possible law suit challenging Mayor Haydon Burn*' ban on demon­ strations. Discussing Jacksonville, an­ other of tha dalcgntion, Wil­ liam Tunstall, Tampa, said "the governor feels the pres­ ent posture o f Jacksonville docs not warrant extremo ac­ tion.” He and Saunders said tho governor told them he is in constant touch with Duval Sheriff Dale Carson and has been assured that luw and or­ der has not broken down in Jacksonville. Saunders said when he com­ plained about Mayor Burns, who Is a ramlldnto for gov­ ernor, Ilryant commented thnt he did not want to inject him­ self Into the governor’s race. FRID A Y N IG H T S P E C IA L ! FISH FRY A L L YO U C A N E A T — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries linked Deans Grits Hunh Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated By Maxine A Bob Hancock liwy. 17-91 So. 8 saford Ph. FA 2-SMS � 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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INVITED! Attend the "Open House" at the Sanford Naval ‘Air Station Tomorrow (Saturday) morning and then - civilians, residents, and Naval Personnel are invited to get still better acquainted at a > LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FREE LUNCH HOT DOGS, BAKED BEANS; COLE SLAW, DRINKS. presented by the Seminole County JAYCEES, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce. TH E PLACE : GOLDEN LAKE R ECREATION A R EA THE TIM E : S H O R TLY AFTER TH E PRESENTATION O F BOMB DERBY A W A R D S Wo Salute Y O U , members of Sanford Naval Air Station. We appreciate your tremendous contribution to our Nation's Security. We have found our personal and business relations with you very pleasant and we're particularly proud that so many of you have chosen Sanford and Seminole County as your permanent home. STENSTROM REALTY GREGORY LUMBER CO. SMI Park Hr., Hanford Phono US-HM 620 Maple Are.. Hanford A. J. LOSSING SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION Allied Van Linen M l B. lid* Hanford Phono 222-0300 CHELSEA TITLE f t GUARANTY COMPANY Frank T. Finch, Mgr. 11* W. let, Hanford Ph. 333-43M MAFFETT AUTO SERVICE SOI B. Commercial Phone 123-5X31 3840 French Am sss-m is CARROLL’S FURNITURE ADAMS TRANSFER f t STORAGE McRANEY PAINT f t GLASS 114 W. tad 8L 322-0401 HILL HARDWARE f t IMPLEMENT COMPANY 310 8. Oak. Hanford Phono US-3003 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. too Honth U. 8. 17-32 Caaeelbotyy WeVe Prend Yen're A Part Of Onr CemmanHr G eneratec — 433 B. 3nd Starter — KegnUtor So t . 833-3338 BAGGS* PRODUCE TOY CORRAL Ml B. l i t M. Park Am. Wlleo 122-3114 323-1707 GLASS ft FAINT CO, INC. 310 Magnolia Ph. * HILL LUMBER f t HARDWARE VERN McNEIL Kantian ft Air-CendiUoaiag A. 36th, Hanford MILLER MACHINE CO. WngMo BohaUding — Ante Parts 110-113 Wed Bad Sb Dare 3334403 Nltee 3334403 SENKARIK COMPANY 833 W. 3rd.. Hanford 322-3581 . IU 4 U1 SWAIN’S BATTERY SERVICE 303 Fairmont Dr, Hanford Phone 323-6074 JOHN E. FOX, REAL ESTATE LINOLEUM 0 TILE CO. LORMANN REALTY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. 300 W. 13th 8b Phone 323-3331 Phono 3234411 OT W. M W , M a r t 3M N. Holly Am. 3134223 110 W. let, Hanford 3X34101 104 Sn Park SANFORD CARPETS, 311 W. 35th HL, Hanford Phono 333-3133 3124373 SANFORD. SEWING CENTER •Onr HaPa Off To Yon- WHATABURGER COMPANY, INCORPORATED “We Apredete Yon -Sew-, Bed •StHchen" To Toni m l OriMte, ^ m| Cor. 30th 8b ft Sanford Am. SotnQ ft Wholesale Freeh FraHa ft Vegetohlen 333-3334 or 3334M1 3334044 T 4 n D -m M * raOVD -I YOU A U I WAGNER'S AMOCO UA1M1 PAYTON REALTY IMA -A UU.-thft MARY CARTER PAINTS -Bay One Get One Free" 3M W. Id Sb 3334343 •10 B. French Ato, Hanford »K N WHJSON-MAIER TORN. CO., IN C PERFECTION DAIRIES TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE Delldoaa Fraah Milk THE SANFORD HERALD Cmao Plstareo — Tmno Alr-Coaditlonlag 113 Elm, Sanford Ph. 3214033 Hanford'a Moot Com#loto Hardware Store ------Ph. 3334404 GATOR LUMBER f t HARDWARE y.CT! BROS. ■emlaolo C m li'i Only Daily McCRORY’S THOMAS MOVING f t STORAGE V « U DarK Mgr. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AND LAUNDBREB8 113 8. Palmetto 3334333 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY REX LIQUOR STORE q • �A ANFORtJ CAPT. JAMES O. MAYO, commnnriinir officer of Heavy Attack Winn One, poses with the array of trophies presented Saturday at the conclu­ sion of the 10th annual Bombing Derby at Sanford Naval Air Station. ( F lip CHAMBER OF COMMERCE wns host to Navy nnd civilian dignitaries at. a barbeque at FP&L recreation aren. From the left: Vice Adm. Rol>ert J. Stmh, Navy Joint Strategic Tnrget Planning S taff; Robert Iieaserer, Knrlylc llotisholdcr nnd Captain Mayo. ^ a n f u r i t > Zip Code 32771 f c r a l b J WEATHER: Fair today and Tuesday; not much change in temperature; high today in 80s; low tonight In 50s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Kstabltshed 1008 MON., MARCH 23, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 152 C lO c Downtown Sanford Is doom­ ed? Not for one furniture atora owner who is beginning an expansion project which will double hia frontage on West First Street. He’a B. R. Carroll, whose store bears his nama. It’s a healthy sign; and possibly the continuation of a trend away from the sorrow­ ful sounds of others. Our applause to members of the Seminole High School Band and associated .mem­ bers for the fine appearance recently in the Florida Band­ m aster’s AisoclaUon contest in Daytona Beach. We look for more honori when some of the members compete in Tallahassee in May. • • • Shrine Club members and tboir wlvei will attend a din­ ner-meeting at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at their club build­ ing, according to President Roy G. Williams. • • • We’ve mentioned o t h e r beauty spots in the city and urged residents to visit them. Here’s another: Drive to the intersection of 22nd Street and Park Avenue and turn your glance to the southwest cor­ ner. It’s worth U. Many cars hive been seen slowing down as they approach the spot. • • • Ever hear of a "Bugged Bunny t " There’s one at Flor­ ida State University. The lat­ est thing in electronics at FSU la a rabbit which had a small •transistorized r a d i o station Implanted In her abdomen four weeks ago. • • • The purpose Is to gel a re­ port on the rabbit's body tem­ perature during ovulation, ac­ cording to graduate student Lawrence Espey of San Ben­ ito, Texas. The radio sends out beeps which can be picked up on an ordinary tabic model radio near enough to it. Cuban Nationalization Of U. S. Property Valid, High Court Rules Johnson Asks Rusk Testifies mwA... Castro Now UAWToHold On Foreign Aid From One Extreme Can Collect For Sugar Price Line ATLANTIC CITY, N. J . — (UP1) — President Johnson appealed to the United Auto Worker* Union today to avoid a fettlcmcnt in auto neguliatiom thia year that would choke off economic expansion or atart a price-wage spiral. The Chief Executive, who received an ovation from the UAW delegates, said bar­ gaining with the auto Industry this year should protect the public interest in stabllxlng prices and costs. He told the delegates that the UAW policy of seeking pay-benefit gains that do not force price increases was a correct policy. Five Injured In Collision Five persons suffered minor injuries in n three-car colli­ sion at 4:30 p. m. Sunday at Celery and Cameron Avenues, according to Constable Hob Carroll. Shirley Ann llrnwn, Or­ lando, making a turn, «as ■truck by a car driven by Dewey R. Rtraughn, 408 Rest Drive. The Drown car, In turn, crushed into a parked ear owned by Earl Rurchlmlter, Orlando. Carroll estimated damage at $2,500 to the three ears and • • * The “Bugged Bunny" ap­ charged Alisa Brown with fail­ parently is unmindful of the ure to yield the right-of-way. experiment. The beeps are recorded on a devlco similar to a polygraph or lie detector. In fallowing the animal's tem­ perature changes during ovu­ lation, Espey’a finding! show the rabbit's temperature rises one degree about eight hours before ovulation takei place. • • • From "Tho Sunny Sands Scoop" we learn the Ameri­ can Nudist Association will hold its southern convention on its resort grounds near Daytona Beach August S through 8. The "Scoop" saya the association will need "many volunteers" to help with tb* various functions “ so that everything runs smooth­ ly." The release sums up with “At Sunny Sands the ac­ cent is on comfort." WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk told an economy-minded Con­ gress today that U.S. foreign aid is helping to win "the quiet victory" over commun­ ism and "this is not the time to quit." "U.S. foreign policy and U.S. Security Would He In Great Jeopardy without the aid program," Rusk de­ clared in testimony before the House Foreign Affairs com­ mitter, The committee open­ ed hearings today on Pres­ ident Johnson's $3.4 billion foreign aid request in an at­ mosphere of budget-cutting. Rusk mado a strong ap­ peal to the lawmakers to refrain from making deep cuta in a program which he snfd already was "tight" and "realistic" . At the seme time, howev­ er, the secretary acknowledg­ ed that America's "prosper­ ing allies must do more." He said the recipient nations al­ so must do their share— "through self and reinvest­ ment in their own economics. In discussing tome of the world trouble spots, Rusk said that South Viet Nam "is nnd will rontinue to bo a ma­ jor recipient of U.S. assist­ ance." "As the Congress knows," he said, "this assistance has played a erurial role in the war against the Communists and m utt be maintained if As for Cyprus, Rusk said that as long at the people of that island "live in terror, the free w'orld ft endangered." "We are encouraged by the decision of the United Nutlons to assist in restoring or­ der and hope that tliip will lead to solution of the prob­ lem, which divide the island," he said. Snow Blankets Western Area lly United Press International A snowstorm r o d e c o l d winds down from the Rockies today and dumped deep snow •nit arross the Plains. Drench ing rains triggered mudslides on fire ravaged foothills In the I.oa Anegelca area. Nearly a foot of snow blank cted Salt Lake City, Utah, and lip to 10 inrhrs spread arross Montana. Flagstaff, Arix., re­ ported 4 inches on the ground Stockmen’s warnings were issued for parts of Idaho and Wyoming and most of the Great Plains with nrar-ldlx xard conditions expected dur­ ing the day. Cold wave wurnings were posted eastward Into Ne­ braska for tonight and heavy Wy- O NLY 200 Die In Kiots Behan Buried Best Seller The Extremes U. S. Regrets Whet It’s Like A t Daytona HST At Key West 10 Days to Register For the Prim aries LOS ANGELES (UPI) Rain-eauird mudslide* today threatened foothill areas that WASHINGTON (UPI) only last week were the scene The Supreme Court ruled to of giant tires fed liy tinder dry day that U. S. courts must brush covering arid hillsides. treat as valid Fidel Castro'a nationalization of American property in Cuba. As a result, .Cuba can legal NEW DELHI (UPI) — Two bundled ILdP-Jk and A>n. lems !y collect' $175,Owi raalireu* have been kill'll In a week id from tlie *a'e of some sugar rioting in three Indian states, belonging tu a seised Amrri Parliament was told today, can company. The ease will out 4t Americans were flown have a hearing on many to safety (ruin one of the dan­ Olliers with millions of dol­ lars at slake. ger ureas, Since Congress has frozen all Cuban funds in this coun try. however, the Castro re DUBLIN (UPI) — Ireland gime cannot get Its hands on laid Brendan Behan to rest In the money. The 8 to I decision its national cemetery today. will have a bearing on num Ministers of stato stood side erous other court challenges by side with tho mistering here to Cuban nationaliza­ playwright's drinking com­ tion* The government report panion* in paying him final ed 37 cases in New York tribute. alone. The Cuban decision upheld the position of the Justice Do NEW YORK (U PI)—"Four partment, which argued that Days," the United Press In­ generally speaking U. S. ternational - American Herit­ courts must recognize as valid age memorial hook on Hie Into acts of a recognized foreign President Kennedy, lias been government affrrting owner­ listed as the nalion'i No. 1 ship of property in that coun non-fiction hcil-sellcr by the try. New York Times. This is known as the "act of state" doctrine. The depart­ ment contended that U. S. NEW YORK (UPI) — Tho foreign relations could be ad lowest temperature reported vrrscly affected If U. S. courts this morning to the U. S. made judgments in this area. Weather Bureau, excluding Today’a ease dealt with Cas Alaska and Hawaii, wai 13 tro's seizure of a shipload of below irru at Cut Bank, sugar on Aug. 6, 19G0, in Ju Atont. The highest reported raro Harbor. The i.i’gar be Sunday was 82 at Prcildio, longed to one of 20 companies Tex. seized by the Castro regime on that day. A New York commodity PHNOM PENH, Cambodia broker, Farr, Whitlock A Co., (UPI) — The United State* had already contracted to aell today expressed regret to the shipment to a customer in CamlKKlia about last week's Alorocco. The firm went aattack on a border village by head with the deal and realiz­ Vietnamese troops accompan­ ed $175,ooo. On order of a ied by U. S. adviser*. But it New York state court, these denied the Americana were funds were placed in escrow directly involved. for the stockholders of the original owners, most of whom live In the United States. The Banco Narional de Cu­ ba, financial agent of the Cas­ DAYTONA BEACH ( U P I ) - tro government, sued to re ­ Daytons Beach police Capt. cover the money. Federal District Judge Ed­ W. C. Hall explaining what the Florida resort will look ward J. Dimock dismissed the like when an estimated 00,000 suit and was upheld by the collegians arrive for spring 2nd U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. vacations: The second circuit said "Picture an ant hill and Cubs violated international you've got it." law when it took the property and therefore did not have legal title to the funds. IN A FICKLE. This car driven by Gilbert B. Fileger, 17, of 214 Him Avenue, crashed into the Handy Food Store on 18th Street, at Mellonville Avenue, Saturday evening, upsetting a counter of jars of pickles, olives, relishes, etc. Police Capt. Arnold Williams said Fileger’a brakes failed end charged him with careless and negligent driving. A glass door to the store was irmuhed. . (Herald Photo) KEY WEST (UPI) — Form­ er President Harry S. Tru­ man arrived here by car from Duck Key today for a visit to the U. S. Naval Bast and the "Little White House" where he often stayed while he was chief executive. Smash Window Vandals broke a window at Sanford Junior High School over the weekend to rain entranre and amaihed a candy machin to steal $1, it was re­ ported t« police today. THE PUHL1C was given a first hnnd viow of the cockpits of jet bomber* at the "Navy Day Appreciation" Open llouso Saturday at SNAS. Crew members answered questions. (Herald Photos) 5,000 On Hand To See Bombing Derby Climax An estimated 5,000 persons, including s e v e n admirals, witnessed displays of Navy air power and precision fly­ ing Saturday as Heavy A t­ tack Wing One wound up its 10th Annual Bombing Derby with an air show nnd open house at the Sanford Naval Air Stulion. In ceremonies at noon Sat­ urday, Capt. James O. Mayo, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Wing One, preeented the Wing Cominander’e Tro­ phy for top performance dur­ ing the laet fiscal year to Heavy Attack Squadron 8 (VAH-D), represented by its commanding o f f i c e r , Cdr. James L. Shipman. The Bombing Derby Tro- Water Systems Clinic To Be Held Tuesday Florida is blessed, with an abundance of underground water . in practically ovary area of the state. However some home water supplies have problems, the most com­ mon of which is hardness in water. Othrr problems In­ clude Iron, iron bacteria, sulfur or aulfidcs, salt or chlor­ ides, and disease producing bacteria. A clinic designed to answer these and other problems about water systems will be conducted by the Seminole C o u n t y Extension Service, County Agricultural A g e n t Cecil A. Tucker II and Home Demonstration Agent Myrtle Wilson. The clinic will he held at the Home Demonstration Cen­ ter, 401 East 25th Street In Sanford, Tuesday at 7:30 p.ni. lVrsons desiring lo have a well water sample tested for minerals content (at no charrc) should bring at least one-half pint of water. It Is host In get (he sample at the pump liefnrc it goes through the pressure tank. If that Is impossible, open Hie faucet fur five to 10 minutes unUI the pressure tank has been emptied and the sample la Ircsh from the well. "Do not bring samples that have gone through a softener or other treatment proccsi," Tucker said. Alio on hand lo assist In the program w i l l lie county Health Dept, officials, an ex­ tension specialist from Uni­ versity of Florida, local pow­ er representatives and a rep­ resentative from the National Water Purification Founda­ tion in Atlanta. Some of the topics on the program are: Importance of Running Wa. ter, Testing Water for Drink­ ing Purpose*, T y p e s of Pumps, Water Problem* in the Home, Water Problems Around the Home, Good Wir­ ing Saves Pump Motors, Causes of Minerals in Water, Removing Minerals and Treatment. Water Program Before Council City of Sanford's $800,000 water supply expansion pro­ gram will be discussed at to­ night's C i t y Commission meeting. Tentative scheduling la con­ sideration of an ordinance authorizing issuance of reve­ nue certificates to finance the expansion. phy, for top performance during the five-day competition, waa presented to Detachment 8, of V A IM t, represented by Its commanding officer, Cdr. Frederick Carment Jr. Other presentations were: Top bombardier, Clark 1). Arrington, aviation machinist mate, first class; top pilot, Cdr. Robert de Lorens), for­ mer commanding officer of Detarhmrnt 8 and now at­ tending school a t Monterey, Calif.; Douglas Bombing TYophy, VAH-0; Nordon Trophy, Detachment 8. Autonetica Trophy, VAH-5; Weapons Loading Trophy, VAII-3; RA-5C Reconnais­ sance Trophy, VAH-5; Close Air Support Trophy, Detach­ ment 8; Conover Trophy, De­ tachment 8; Carrier Airmanahlp Trophy, VAH-lt; North American A-5 Trophy, VAH5; Nordcn (top A-3B crew) Trophy, Lt. Cdr. Bill Quirk, pilot) Lt. A1 Rlundcn, co pilot, and Richard Markland, avia­ tion electronics mate third class, third crewman, of De­ tachment 8; North American (top A-6 crew) Trophy, Lt, Cdr. Jim Olson, pilot, and Lt. Vincent Monroe, bombardier* navigator, VAH-5, and Spec­ ial Douglas Trophy, Lt. Cdr. l’at O'Gara, pilot, and Lt. (Jg) 1'aul Haney, VAH-I. Hi* program climaxed a five-day competitive exercise testing nearly every facet of airborne bombing and recon­ naissance. It also provided th* public with its first close-up view of the twin-jut RA-5G Vigi­ lante, the new tactical recon* nalxsanre plane which will be flown from aircraft rarriers all over the world by Han­ ford-based squadrons. Also on display wus on F411 1’hanton H, the Navy’s newest all weather fighter, and an A-flA Intruder, a now Addition In the attack field. Viewing the proceeding* were many Naval leaders who are closely associated with Hanford's long-range bombing and reconnaissance program. These ‘ included Viee Adm. John S. Thaeh, deputy Chief of Nuval Operations for Air, and Charles B. Martcll, Com­ mander of the U. H. Second Fleet; also Vice Admirals 1’aul H. Ilamsey and 1'aul D. Stroop, Commanders of Naval Air Forres in the Atlantic and 1’acific respectively. Following the air show, all of the visiting flag officers presented trophies a t a colorful award* ceremony honor* Ing winners of the week’s competitive exercises. Admiral Ramsey, a former Commander of Sanford’s Hea­ vy Attack Wing One, present* ed the Bombing Derby Cham* plonship trophy to Detach* ment Eight of Heavy Attack Squadron ELEVEN, overall winner of the event. A t the conclusion of Satur* day's aid show and presents* tlons, mors than 6,000 pere served a picnic luncheon of hot dogs, baked beans, cols slaw and soft drinks at Lake Golden by th* Junior Cham* ber of Commerce and tho Seminole County Chamber of Commerce In a parting ges­ ture of "Navy Appreciation Day." Burns Blasts Vandalism As 'Political' JACKSO N V I L L K , Fla. (U PI)—Mayor Haydon Burnt charged today tho pelting a t a Negro section branch office of his gubernatorial campaign headquarters with kerosene bottles and paint late Sunday night was "politically moti­ vated." In a one-sentence statement on the incident. Bums, who announced Saturday he would crack down on Negro demon* stratora who broke the law, ■aid, " it and other Incidents of racial disturbances aro oh. vioualy politically motivated by other candidates for guv* ornor." There were no injuries and little damage to the building from the bottle* of keroacno and several rontalners of paint which were Uirown. ' Police arrested three Nf* groes for disorderly conduct by loitering In the street and s.iid a possible connection with the incidents wus being investigated. Assistant Fire M a r s h a l Cnarlea D. Banks said one of the kerosene-filled b o t t l e s broke into flames and caused minor Uumagv, but the othrr two were put out before doing any harm. Remodeling and Expansion SALE W e're doubling: our F irst Street frontage — and slashing prices to make room! SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 1 C o ju w U 'a FURNITURE 116 W. 1st ST. �o> H. Aldlne MeMIchael. a na­ tive of Perry, Ga., and a ratident of Sanford for aome K years, died Sunday In Cor­ dele, Ga. He la a brother-inlaw of Collier Brown of San­ ford. He la aurvlved by hla wife, Uia former Gertrude Brown of Sanford. MeMIchael moved from Sanford to Atlapta SO y e a n ago and waa aaaoclated with the Radio Corporation of Amerlea. After retiring from "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEP RCA about five y ean ago he moved to Cordele. Service* will b« held Tueaday, 11 a.m., at the H. M. Patterson Funsral Home In Atlanta. Interment will be at Wsitvlew Cemetery. RIB STEAK Aluminum, moat modern of common metale, waa Intro­ duced to the public at the 1158 Paris EaposlUon, accord­ ing to the Encyclopaedia Britannlca. • o Sanford Electric Co MIKE CORBIN . •. bus NORMAN LEACH • . . comat SUSAN PERKINS . , . twlrler DAVID WIEBOLDT . . . piano Cut From Corn-Fed Porkers! “Super-Right” W estern Ae/efaa Ihi Critlon tf QTR. LOIN SLICED 2 to 3-LB. AVERAGE a QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS ROY GREEN . . . conductor SHARON WILLIAMS JOEL F?2SLT*S PAT MACKALL . . . mujoretto . . . flute . . . majorette AMONG WINNERS at the Florida Bandmasters Association band contest last weekend at Daytona Bench are these Seminole High School atudonts. The local musical group ranked nmong the best In the event and aoloiBta and ensembles which received a superior rating are eligible to take part in tho slate contest to be held in Tnllnhnssee May 8 and 0. Shrimp SPORTSMAN-UECOhETTE SERIES I P ' PORTABLE TV >Wl(h CaUxy Wlrclcw Remote Central 199.11 y •172 M Nh (tlffitlt I'M Jane Parker Freshly Baked S p e c ia l* ! Snow forms cryitali which Guideline* ware set for th* proposed formation of a South Bomlaole Natural Q u Author­ ity »t a moating of officials of thro# eorenranitlos and a raproaentaUvo of tho Housing and Home Finance Agency. Meeting with leaders from Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springe was Jar* erne Connors of Atlanta, an 1IHFA representative. The p r o p o s e d authority would establish a natural gna ay stem for a geographical area composed of ths south, em part of 8omlnola County. The authority haa filed ap* plication for an HHFA loan to mako a feasibility study ■for th# syatom. Connors brief* ad the group on the proper procedure needed In getting the loan. Should the feasibility study w arrant th* Installation of natural gas, the authority could apply for funda to make the eyatam a reality. Meeting with Connora In the Altamonte Springe Town Hall were Meyer Lawrence Swof* ford and Councilman Keith Nison of Altamonte, Council, men R, C. Carlson end John Reams of Longwood and Ald­ ermen A rt Lego end Ed Lunn e f Casselberry. Alee attending was Attorney 8. J. Davis, Al­ tamonte Springe counsel. 118 Magnolia 322*1562 W E’RE GOING TO EXPAND AND REMODEL — DOUBLE OUR STORE FRONTAGE — TEAR OUT WALLS — lU REPAINT — LIGHT U P — SO in OUR PRESENT STOCK IS IN iJ . THE WAY — AND WE’RE # MARKING EVERYTHING DOWN — COME IN AND J Green Giant M exicornfi’c ^ S I G reta Giant Nlbleta Corn Beans J I 3 SHOP TODAY Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom Furniture )> Special! Duncan Hints COMPLETE YOU] EARLY AMERICAN SETTINGS FROki THESE GROUPINGS SPECIAL! A*P PURE CAKE GRAPE SINGLE ONLY MIXES ALUMINUM EARLY AMERICAN TRADITIONAL OIt MODERN SOFAS 3p“ 89c 6 LEGS FREE REG. 169.95 COMPLETE LINE OF EXAMPLE: JUVENILE FURNITURE ALL PRICES REDUCED ces 116 W. lat. St. Downtown 8anford s la s h ed FURNITURE FR ES H G R EEN CRISP Pole-Beans 2 LB OPEN TONITE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE — OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY! W > White, Yellow, Davila Food, Lemon Supromo Or Pineapple Supreme 2 STEPS, 1 COCKTAIL Plaintiffs. ) 4S Solid Maple Legal Notice R. C. CRUMPTON a n d CHAUL.BNK CRUMPTON, hla wlf*. Defendant*. CLUNK'S N D T ir it OK SALK NOTICK IS HKIIKIIT 01VKN t h a t u nda r » Darraa of Korarlo aura a n d Sal* antarad b r th* J u d s * of t b t Circuit Court of (Us Ninth Judicial Circuit In a nd for Hainlnol* Countv, Florida, on lha J 01H d a v of March, 1*14. In s c e r ­ t a i n c a u . a lialwaan J- <1. TANC R T and n U T II L. TANCKT, h i t wife, aa Plaintiff*, and It. C. CIIUlll'TON and CIIAIII.KNK CHUMPTON, hla wife, aa Drfanilanla, b a ins In C h a n ­ cery No. 1S74I, 1 will **ll at l.ublli- aiii'llnn to Ilia liliihrat bidder fur raah, a t th* K**t door of th* Courthoua* In th* C ity of Sanford. S.nilnula County, Florida, on ilia I t h d a y of April A. D. t**l. a t th* hour uf 11 M»0 A M . t h a t c e r ­ ta i n land a llu a ta In Manilnul* County, Florida, daacrlbad a i l The Kaalarly I I feat of lx>l T. and th* W e s te r ly I I fast of t/ol I. Block 41, In RANI.ANDO, T H R SUBURB K K A U T i r U I * PAI-M PPIIINtlH HECTION, ac­ cording to th* p l a t t h e r e ­ of aa recorded I s P la t Hook S, P a i r * t l H . I I , I I and I I . Public Record* of Samlnolo County, Florida. Dalad t h is 111b d a y o f March. A. D., 1111. (*KAL> A r t h u r II. I l r r k w llh . Jr. «*lark of C ir c u it Court Ily: M a r th a T. Vlhlcii Deputy C lark B t a i l O P * ROIINSTKIN I I e a s t Pin* S t r a a t Orlando. F lorida Attorney* for Plaintiff* l-uldl.h March Si. 1*11 C US-el J 4 ,,C*£6 I Green Giant Kltchsa Sliced Green Colonial Design Select Hardwood Nicotine darivea Its nam t from Jean Nlcot, who first took tobacco from Florida to Lisbon, wbsra It becama pop­ ular. IN T U B CIRCUIT COUNT, NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR SRMINOI.R COUNTY, VLOHIDA IN CHANCKRT NO. I STM J . a . TANCKT a n d ItUTII U TANCKT, his wife, Green Giant Very Young Swoot FRESH 0 CRISP ST A R T S Yeiirdreams eematreewith TODAY HAT ATIANIlC a MCOIC HA comvawv, h c . Pinarrest Shopping Center Hwy. 17-92 at 27th Prices in this Ad am geed Ik teitk Wednes­ day, March U . i -V l �Vhff Banfnrb Srralb March 23, 1964—Page 3 I Candidates Speak For Young Republicans | Several members of the Young at the Women's Club in Cas­ cat. cut" affair at a nominal fly Jane Casselberry A large group was present Republican Club have been selberry from 4:30 until 7:30 fie. a t a meeting of the Seminole deputized to register voters on p. m. This will provide an ex­ Mrs. Ann Rassctt is general a non-partisan basis. cellent opportunity for the chairman of the supper and County Y o u n g Republican The club is planning a pan­ public to meet the candidates Mrs. Gattis is serving as Club Tuesday night to meet cake supper to raise funds in as they will be on hand to ticket chairman. Tickets will the five candidates for state support of the GOP candi­ help serve up the pancakes. be available from any member and eounty offices who com­ dates for Saturday, April 11, The supper will be an “all you of the club or at the door. pose the largest Republican The final mid-week >ervice statu in the history of the nt Good Shepherd Lutheran county. Church will he held Wednes­ day at 7:30" p. m. For th is' Fuch candidate gnve a brief stl vice, I’astor George Kin-^ rerume of his background and non.on will speak on “ Chris- qualifications for the office. . ti. nity and the Church,” fol­ Appearing were Dr. Robert lowed hy di<cussion between Hoover, candidate for State the Pastor and a panel of four ! Representative; Guy Allen, for members of the congregation,' tax assessor; F. Po|>c Dussctt, Jerry Hook, Itirhard Sites, | for county- commissioner, dis­ Mrs. F. G. Plnpp and Mrs. trict 3; Charles Kern, for jus­ tice of peace, district 6 and Itohert Carlson. The congregation then will Walter Hobcrg, for school he invited to ask qumtionx of board, district 3. either Pastor Kinnamon or John Jacobs of DrLand, GOP candidate for State Rep­ numbers of the panel. ^ Maundy Thursday, H o l y resentative from V o l u s i a Cjtmnunion will be celebrated County, reported on tbu State «t 7:30 p. m. Faster Sunday Young Republican Convention there will be two services, one held recently in St. Peters­ at 8 a. in. with Holy Commun­ burg. Jucobs* numo will ap­ ion and the second a t 11 a. in. pear on the Seminole County Continuing the theme for Sun­ ballot in the Republican prim­ day’s, “The Militant Church," al y as a member of the slate KOBKIU' (’. THOMAS (center) Is being presented the Diamond Chapter Pastor Kinnamon wilt speak beaded by U. S. Representa­ Award in the Dodge Delta Sales Club—Dodge Division of Chrysler Corp. tive William Cramer which is cn “Victorious Warrior#.” by Ben Howland, manager of Seminole County Motors. The Delta Club is The Adult Choir, under di- pledged to support Senator nn organization dedicated to the highest standards of professional auto­ I rcctlon of Hubert Curnio will Harry Goldwater at the Na­ mobile salesmanship. Looking on is Mrs. Thomas. tional Convention. picscnt special music. Ho reminded the audience The Watchword for Lent is •'fie tha Church—Come to that this slate is the only one Church.” which has been officially en­ dorsed by Goldwater in Flor­ ida. Representative Jan Fortune Dwight M. Mcntzcr of Tnnannounced the five session, glcwood has been named as­ non-partisnn political course sistant vice preesident of the being conducted in the new First Federal Rultding in Or­ South Seminole Rank, Fern Park. He was chosen by bnnk Time to make roofing Westminster Presbyterian lando. directors at their March Church will observe Maundy repairs, and the place Mrs. Margaret Gattis, re­ Thursday with a service of ported that the campaign to meeting. to shop for any kind Well-known in Central Flor­ Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. register voters in various of roofing is here! Tlev. John N. Montgomery will parts of the county is proving ida banking, he is a graduate You'll find what you of Winter Park High School use as the Communion Medi­ very successful with 300 per­ tation. “The Fulfilled Life." sons being registered in one and has completed financial want, nnd save, too! coursrs sponsored hy the Special music will be pro­ week atone at Publlx Market. American Institute of Rank­ vided by the ehoir under dir­ ing. ection of Mrs. Gordon R. Dil­ 10*; DISCOUNT FOR CASH \ \ CARRY. Mighty Congo lon with Merle O. Kent as The Congo River, with its irganist. Free Estimates Maple A r t. New members will be re­ mighty tributaries, drains the Farm Brief at One Hill huge equatorial basin of cenceived at this service. According to the U. S. De­ To Pay 6th St. tral Africa and much of the partment of Agriculture the The fire gory surrounding plateaus. T h i s The First National Bank of average person in India con­ Sanford Way Arizona opened the first fly- river system hat a total sumes about a dime's worth Fla. in bank in the U. S. near the drainage area of 1.4G0 million of food per dny and un Amer­ 322-0300 square miles. Phoenix Sky Harbor. ican cats $1.07 worth. Good Shepherd Jo Conclude Lent Series South Seminole Bank Names VP Westminster Sets Thursday (Services E V m Y T Ill fifcrl 3 DAYS ONLY BRAKE RELINE •* -j- Tuesday — Wednesday — Thursday • MON. • TUES. • WED. 25th b PARK, S A N F O R D FLORIDA GRADE “A” FRYER PARTS “COPELAND” MIX - OR - MATCH LUNCH MEAT SALE! • BOLOGNA • L1VFR-CHFF.SE • OLIVH • PICKLE-PIMENTO t OZ. PKGS. 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LI. p u n ttu ra .) • n r o w ta n d in n r r v d a y p u M n |.r c ar um lor IZ m oalha. rWpUcaoMfiU prorated oa t m i m r and b a i on llrt prMoa currant .1 (un* of .( |w l < « a L O PEN F R ID A Y S T IL L Saturdays TUI 6 30 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thin | Coupon A The l’urrkaie Of | ” Mra. F ilbertV Whipped Oleo STA M PS 2 One t.b. Pkga. 63c I Coupon good at your “nirlftw af" (Inly. Thru Wed., March lb 100 KXTRA iff* .- With Thla i Coupon A Tha PurchaM Of *■Center Cut” HAM SLICES ______ 0RAN6ES 5 LB. BAG G O LD BOND With Thla i Coupon * Tha Purchaea Of -Stauffer'#” SHRIMP STA M PS NFWIIFRG 12 oz. pkg. It.SI Coupon good at your "Thrlftw aa" Only, Thru Wed., March SI so EXTRA “JUICY” FLORIDA -MARVELOUSDETERGENT G O LD BOND STAMPS | -V E L - RED BLISS Potatoes 3 LBS. 191 -EVERFRESH" D IN N E R R O LLS PKG. OF 12 lc C°rJr.'£ruV~March*M**"j' LIQUID DETERGENT____ 22 oz. can 65c �Perish The Idea Someday, or ao we have been told for many years, we will receive our newspapers by electronic menns. Instead of raising a paper wnll across the table, the man of the house will press the button on the Faultless Facsimile console and begin receiving an unrolling picture of the newspaper of his choice. One wonders, though, whether n wedding of newspaper and television would be an unmixed blessing. ImagIne a typical day's edition of the Dally Blast in, say 2084. First, the headline: "DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS U.S. IS WINNING WAR IN VIET NAM." Hmmm . . . what new develop, ment is this? Ah, but instend of the story, there would follow, in smnllcr lyBe’talls after this Important mes­ sage." Then would flash on the screen several feet of frantic type inform­ ing the viewer-reader of the sudden mental affliction which had struck one Happy Harry, local used space­ ship dealer, who was virtually giv­ ing away rockets formerly owned by little old Martians who never exceed­ ed the speed of light Following this the electronews subscriber might bo granted a few Inches of news concerning the sec­ retary's speech on Viet Nam. Rut just as the viewer’s interest was ris­ ing, there would come another col­ umn break: "Fivo Venusian doctors say you needn’t go on suffering from tired nntennae. Just take Little Lunar Lozenges rcgulurly . . .” And so on and on It would go. Af­ ter a half hour of eyestrain, friend viewer would wind up with a smat­ tering of information about affairs in the solar system around him, well diluted with a plethora of "im­ portant” advice he did not ask for. For our money, we’ll stick with old-fashioned 20th-century newspa­ pers. Worry Clinic Eye Safety Is Problem Foresight can save sight if there’s a "clean-up, pnint-up, fixed-up" cam­ paign planned for your home this spring, counsels the Natlonnl Socie­ ty for the Prevention of Blindness. The eye safety nlcrt was prompt­ ed by reports of Injuries during cleaning and gardening chores last year, salJ John W. Ferrcc, M.D., ex­ ecutive director of the sight conser­ vation agency. Trash fires wero the cause of par­ ticularly serious accidents, such as the mldwestern man hurt when an aerosol bomb discarded in n trash fire exploded In his face, or the Pennsylvania woman seriously cut around the right eye when a glass bottle blew up In the inclnerntor be­ hind her homo. Discarding old bottles or cans in the rubbish fire can mean trngedy if the heat explodes them und sprays blinding fragments of glass or metal for yards around, the National So­ ciety warns. The danger is multi­ plied If the container still holds some combustible powder or liquid. Dis­ posing of old flashlight or portable radio batteries in the trash fire is also risky; they explode with im­ mense force when subjected to heat. Eye protection such ns snfety glasses or plustic cover goggles are a must for painting and planting work. These was the case of the housewlfe-tlecorator who got two eyes full of paint when n spray can nozzle gave way ns she was using i t Eyo Injuries among gardeners cutting branches or shrubs are num­ erous. When children are around spring clean-up activities you cannot be careful enough. Tools and materials should never bo left' unguarded for a moment. A four-year-old north­ western tot picked up a dandelion digger his mother had laid down and poked himself in the left eye, seri­ ously threatening Ms sight. Here in the south, a six-year-old accidental­ ly hit his younger brother in the eye with a grass sickle taken from a tool box without his father’s knowledge. A two-year-old child was treated at an Ohio hospital after she got garden lime in her eye. Eyo safety is a major program. Thought For Today Jesus said unto her, I am the res­ urrection, and the life: ha that belicvcth in me, though he were dead, vet shall he live: and whosoever liveth and belleveth in me shall nev­ er die. nollevest thou this 7 She saith unto him, Yea, Lord: I be­ lieve that thou a rt the Christ, the son of God, which should come into the world. John 11:28-27 In an impermissible and unlawful way people hnvo become knowing about Christ, for the only permis­ sible- way is to be believing.—Roren Kierkegaard IIov; many things in the world de­ serve our loy*U.y7 Very few Indeed. . . . One must be truo to immortal­ ity—true to Christ.—Boris Paster­ nak Phil Newsom Says . . . DeGaulle Ac tions Questioned E v e n Konrad Adenauer, Wcit Germany’* former chan* rcllor, leem i to he develop­ ing some lutplcloni about hli great and good friend Prcil* dent C hirlei da Gaulle. Locking beyond the French prcildent’i recognition of Hed China, Adenauer eald In a speech In Bonn it waa poasihle tin t Do Gaullo might alio reach an understanding with the Soviet Union damaging to Germany and the Weat. •’One muat taka note," he laid, “G ut ■ Soviet repre* acntatlve haa hern in Parla and talked with tho French." It wai Adenauer who, In one of hli last major aria In for­ eign policy, signed with I)e Gaulle In Janunry, 11X13, tho Franco-Gcrman treaty of co­ operation. The agreement pro­ vided specifically that the two govi-rnnienli would "conault before any durislon on all Im­ portant questions of foreign policy." In tho case of itnd China, this b e Gaulle failed to do. •’ll would have been bet­ ter," Adenauer aald, If b e Gaullo had dlacuased hh Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Sprints Mrs. Julia Hart os 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Mnrjsnn Mllra 838-3878 Caasrlherry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5048 Chutuota Mrs. Joan Magln 363-3742 Dellary Mre. Adam Muller 888-4810 Enterprise Mlaa Helen Snodgrass 8(8-8613 Page 4 Sanford, Florida Geneva Mrs. Jos. K. Mathieut 848-4824 Lake Mary Mre. Frenres Wester 822-6216 Lake Monroe Mr*. II. I . Johnson 822-4722 Long wood Mrs. Itnnna Kstra 838-3317 Osteen Mra. Clarenre Snyder 322-8841 Oviedo Mra. George Kelsey 363-3486 Mon., Murclt 23, 19G4 WALTS: It A. Oil! LOW, KIIITOR AMU F I n LIS NCR T R A S K VOI.TOl.INK. C J r c s t s t U s - 0*B»r*l a S ss ss'V JULIAN L. STSC.NBTHOK ROT U R R M Associate E d ito r A i l v .r ll.ln * M a n a g er F R E D VAR F B L T aSAIIRII'.TT 8 . JOHNSON M a n a g in g E d it o r ClaaSUU* D lr se to r J t 'D T W KLLe JA R I R IIIO R M A K E R County E d ito r O u i l n .o s l l s n s a t r DOMIS WILLIAMS 0*14Kli W B L I .I Roelstr e d i t o r sfsobsaloel Hupt. aiJBSCRiraoR HATH* D e live r? H r Mall eeialaele f s a s l r All Other 111.11 I Tear li.oa I Tear s ee a Manilla M l I Moathe I II a Months I t* I Moetbe l.*l I Mestb l.ta I Month V. 8- Festal Eeeeletteae provide that ell matt •ebs eabaerlpUeee be pail la edresie. lie Week move In advance with his NATO partners. Adenauer, whole adnilralion for bn Gaulle la consid­ erably greater than that held by Ludwig Erhard, his sueceaaor, mad* hla criticism comparatively mild. And he coneluded by saying be wai sure bo Gaulle would stand by bis pledge In support a re unified Germany. Ilia r e m a r k s , however, echoed uneasy comment In German newspaper* which have horn pointed in their criticism of b e Gaulle'a falltiro to live up to terms of the Franco-German accord ami in speculation that ulti­ mately he might feel It ex­ pedient to recognlta two Ger­ many a. Ilia Gormana hava noted that Edgar Faura, tho formar French premier wlto spear­ headed the way to recognition of Red China, toon wlU be In Moscow. Nikolai V. Podgorny. a member of the Preaidlum of the Soviet Communist party, recently visited Parts and talked with b« Gaulle as not­ ed by Adenauer's reference to a "Soviet representative" in France. The warmth of hla farewell statement was con­ sidered to go beyond normal diplomatic courtesy. bo Gaulle believes every great leader should surround himself with an element of mystery. But as he wraps himself in splendid isolation, ha also arouses the auapiclons of thoac who should be hla friend*. Dr. Crane's 'L e t's See Your Driver's License!' Dolly a like thousands of bird*, so shell profit for many or.e cheery or consoling letter per week to somebody not norother folk* who ere con­ years to come. bally on your mailing list. fined (o their beds for long Prize contesting la also a Pick out the mayor or a periods of time. So pass fascinating hobby, both for tenchcr or * person described along the suggestions below. children ns well as adults. in the newspaper as having Dolly’s plaster cast doe* not suffered the loss of a loved Then the apparent stumbl­ ing block of confinement interfere with the use of her one. hands so she ran prepare at­ The word* Issuing from can actually be converted tractive entriea for many of your pen will thus be golden Into a stepping atone to the prize contests constantly in their helpful effect; hence, more friends, grrater pop- running in America. the name "League of the Gold­ larity and eren an occasion­ Sho can try to name new en Pen." al cash pritc. products or write simple 2- And as soon as the newspa­ CASE S-410: Dolly B.. aged llne limerick verses or com­ per arrives, Dolly enn quickly 11, la on auto accident victim .1pose a 25-word letter. skim through ite pages and "Dr. Crane," her worried I Many bedfast pntirnts thus concoct a 10-point or 20-polnt mother began, "Dolly is now (ndd a tonic to their minds by quiz covering everything from back home but she must lie in submitting entries In dozens tlie weather forecast to the n plaster cast for several o* these prize contests. financial pages. month*. Sometimes they win awards, Frame tho statements as a "Since ahe has always been ranging from a enso of tuna true-fulse quiz or use the 4an active child, she feels dou­ fish to cash prizes and even answor format. Then ahe can bly frustrated and Irritable, ktchen refrigerators or occa­ test her dnddy and mother af­ Just having to lie atill ao long. sionally a new auto. ter they have reed the paper. J “ So what auggeatlona would Dolly can also become a you offer to keep her enter­ member of the "Compliment tained?" Club," wliieh requires an ap­ Mental Tonira plicant to pay a sincere bit of Dolly enjoys reading, so she praise to thicc different peo­ By Hal Cochran ran set herself a 3-months’ ple each day. It Indicate* you haven’t program thnt will involve both Since muny of her class"meat and dessert” literature. mutes visit her every day, she much to give when jrcu give The “ment" can he her | lias ample opportunity to de­ up too ensily. • • • school books, for she can race liver her daily quota of three There are times when what ahead of her classmates. compliments. But tho "deaaeit" can be Aa a corollary of the "Com­ eats you gives you uleera. • • • fiction, including such splen­ pliment Club," Dolly can also An insurance company eondid comic hooka ns "Classics, become a member of the Illustrated." The latter cover* "League of tho Golden Pen." aiders golf one of the moat more tlinn 100 of the grenteat There are no dues and dangerous sports. Maybe not novels in the field of English everybody can join. All that if you forget the 10th hole in literature. i* required is that you write the clubhouse. Also, Dolly ran become an ornithologist or bird expert. Her mother run obtain a book showing the native bird* in their natural colors. Then place a hinl feeder - CST. 1933 outside her window, for soon tN S U H A N C f A T A , Jd frZ Doily will lie able to identify dozens of different apecics of feathered friends. By consulting the hook of bird picture*, ahe can aoon be114 Bo. Palmatto rome the best bird expert In her class at school and Inter Phone FA 2-0814 write many English themes on Barbs Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — | u« have a standard stock Achieving missile end spurs technical definition of reliabil­ booster reliability is a long, ity which has to do with the performance of the mi; v in tedious process. Milltury launch r e h i e I u » operational tests accord...g to hava generally taken a t least a prescribed plan. 20 flight* to achieve 60 per "Now, tills it not tha equiv­ cent reliability. Improvement alent of a war, so th at after beyond that point it alow and yi.u have run all those tests, expensive. what you know is that the Take some figures on space missile got off the ground, flew and Imparted in the ta r­ booster*: Thor • Agena reliability get area. The warhead waa not stands a t about 70 per cent af­ detonated, no counter-meuster about 80 flights. Atlas- urea were used against you. Agena la about 00 per cent That ia the technical defini­ after about 30 flights. Scout, tion of reliability." with 60 per cent reliability a f­ An Air Force scientist Bays ter 24 flights, has had n thnt "even within that defini­ sllj'litly-nhove-average devel­ tion of reliability, we vary all over tlie map on particular opment history. Note that thrae havo not missiles. Tiie Minute man, for been flights under battle con­ •XMinple, hasn't had a great many testa. . . . But consider­ ditions. Aa one official puts it: "I ing tha state of development would like to be sure we un­ of Minuteman, It looka good. "The Wing VI and subse­ derstand each other on - this quistlon of reliability, because quent Minutemcn haven't even completed their development, of course, but in the develop­ ment tests which have been conducted this far, there la The II.H .M H r l r w m f . l e t ­ ters friMM Its r e a d e r s o s s n a ­ nothing to shake our confi­ dence that the reliability ils a l l a i r s . 'I h s w r i t e r s o a e r a . . s i provided t h s le t- levels which we are seeking i r r also r s r r l r a t h s w r i t e r ’s tru e a s m s a s d a d d ress , t e ll e r s in the program will he met." s f f r v srr I k s . 830 w o rd s will Tho point Is that some of he S l . r o p r r l r r s h r * . L e tte r s a ddressed la a l h r r s a r e a r r r s t - tho newer-model military mis­ a h ls provided I h r r do not d r a t siles nr* not as far along ns la p r r s o s a l l l l r s . F o r i r r I* ■*! the older space boosters; some p a h lls h r d h r T h p H erald. • s a therefore have loss reliability Editor. Herald: or less-certain reliability now. On March 2, my wife and A top Air Force official puts I stopped at a roadside table it this way: "Ths missiles we on Iloute 17, Just outside ol now hnve in the Inventory are Sanford. W# had been watch­ at good as we can expect them ing a Great Blue Heron feed­ to be at thia stage of the pro­ ing about 50 feet off tits road gram. We are in e phase right In a swamp. now where we aro rapidly go­ A while Nash American ing to build up this confi(late model) with two younglooking men stopped on the other side of the road going south, and one of them shot Y U uf. . . the heron from tlie car. That great, gorgeous bird tried to Uko flight, but It was badly wounded. It was apparent that COMFORT IN 0 the cruel Intentions of these EVERY CORNER WITH two young men were success­ ful. IENERA10KUCTIIC The driver of the car imme­ CENTRAL COOUNO UNIT diately started for Sanford and 1 turned around to follow him. 1 managed to keep him In sight hut could not get his license number. 11a finally lost me near a lumber yard close to Holly Avenue. I found a man on Holly Avenue who taw him go by his house at tlie time 1 was following the car. He told me the car was owned by a young man who If yew keva central hast­ lived la that area of town. ing, yew c s s I n n custom Ha did not know hli name. I weather comfort all sum­ have the address but not the mer long. There’s r G-E name of the gentleman with Central Cooling Unit to fit your present furnneo. The whom I spoke. I don’t suppose there I* Indoor air-handling unit anything you can do, but this mounts Ir e minimum af person broke two federal space , . . tha aatslda unit laws, and lie should be aware la factery-saalad with G-E’s of IL I hope the man ran famous condensing call fea­ turing thausnnds af tiny read! aluminum splnaa canting Sincerely, 8 0 S mare efficiently than A Fayetteville (N. C.) p/ate tina . factory-seated Physician qulck connsct lints . . . G-E dene*." He notes, however, that “there la a healthy lot of experience ahead of us." Ho experts thin experience will demount) ntu “tho reason­ able reliability of these mis­ siles." But hr wnms: “ If t knew for sure what the results of this firing progrnm were goinr, to he, we would save a lot of money by not firing them. So I don't want to give you uny false Impression. Hut I havo no particular reason for concern a t thia time." M b IH U C E Letters IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS CITY TAX HOOKS WILL CLOSE APRIL 1st. PENALTY STARTS FROM THAT DATE. TAX CERTIFICATE SALE MAY 28th. H. N. Tamm. Jr. City Tax Collector City of Sanford, Florida. thermostat to held comfort where yea want i t . . . plus lew coif installetien using •titling ducts and registers. Circulating air it filtered fa reduce dirt, dust und pol­ len. Mugginess is sonked right out of the air by G-E’s dehumidifying process. Millions come to play., and some to stay! Each year, 180,000 visitors to tit* Sunshine Htato decide to stny for good. Why? Partly for tha name reasons that draw them here as tourists In tha lint plaoa. (Sunshine, Warmth. Ciisual living. Health. Surf. And more sun­ shine.) But economic factors are usually the most convincing argument for staying. Haw businesses cropping op—and growing—wbarevar you look. Excellent transportation facil­ Sanford Electric Co. I l l MagnoHe 322-1582 ities. Industry relocating In Florida. A favor­ able tax structure far business and tha individ­ ual. Skilled manpower-and plenty of n o t e s olactric power, always expanding to meet Fla* ida'a always-growing medal Plenty of i Think about it, Mir. and Mrs. Vhttor. Florida residence means a lifetims vacation—and) And what's more, we'd loot to hava yaol LIGHT W. Scott Duma H ilF IM B B U IL D FL O R ID A COMPANY 207 Magnolia Ave. �r> •* March 28, 1984—Pape B | ®1f» DanTirrfl MrralB ffekiva, Econ Flood Study Eyed Farm Labor Shortage Critical The nation’* housewives, farmer* and thousands of American workers in occupa­ tions serving agriculture will be the losers if crops are lost due to the critical shortage of harvest hands, according to nn announcement made by John W. Evans, president of the Florida Fruit and Vege­ table Association. A distress call from grow­ ers in South Florida todny, who were unable to find work- Geneva Gems Ily Mr*. Joa. Mathieus Here in friendly little Geneva we have learned to watch for "certain signs” which foretell coming events and several days ago when we saw Bobby Jo (Mrs. Windel) Braddy, Imogene (Mrs. Ed) Yarborough and Eliza­ beth (Mrs. Oliver) Mathieux with their heads together, we knew something good was going to happen. They came up with a bri­ dal shower for a lovely, re­ cent bride, Mrs. Catherine Markowicz Rouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Markowics of Geneva. The hnppy event took place in the Geneva Metho­ dist Fellowship Hall on Sat­ urday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. The hall was beautiful­ ly decorated with the tradi­ tional bridal orange biossons, calls lilies, camellias and white daisies. At one end of the room was a table, overlaid with a white linen cloth and centered with a lovely wedding cake, punch bowl, nuts and mints. Mrs. Walter Yarborough served punch, Mrs. Ed Yar­ borough and Mrs. Braddy served cake. Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Ed Yarborough and Mrs. Oliver Mathieux. After th* games and delightful chatter, Mrs. Rouse was lead to a lovely table where she happily op­ ened many useful gifts. Hostesses for the happy event were Mrs. Braddy, Mrs. Fearl Yarborough, Mrs. Imogene Yat borough, Mrs. Elizabeth Oldham, Mrs. I.oli Bernard and Mrs. Elizabeth Mathieux. Many happy Gen­ eva ladies enjoyed the de­ lightful affair. • • • If Mrs. Pcnrl Yarborough Street Closing Considered By Altamonte looks unusually happy lately, it’s probably because she’s reminiscing over the March 14 weekend when daughter Virginia and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Krafts, and son, arrived from Sandpolnt, N. Y. for business ami a “quick visit" with mom. • • • How lucky can a fellow be? Lance Corporal Carlton Prevatt will be stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. It surely is nice to have Carlton home. • • • Speaking of lucky fellows, it certainly is encouraging to see the progress Charles Ward is making regaining his health after a very ser­ ious auto accident a year •go. • • • All the community is in­ vited to attend revival serv­ ices this Holy Week at the Geneva Methodist Church, being conducted by Rev. W. E. Timms. Special music is planned as a part of each service. GEORGE W. Reek in seeking the Democratic nomination in the May 5 primary an countable from District 6. PALO ALTO. Calif. (UP!) — Too much sleep acts like an anaithesia on the human body and can cause serious errors in judgment. Hsrold R. Willis, a Denver (Colo.) safety engineer, told a meeting of behavioral scientists her# that excess sleep causes carbon dioxide to accumulate in the blood. This has a similar effect on th* body as too little sleep. . . . You may be qualified for $1,000 life insurance . . . so you will not burden your loved ones with funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 00. No medical examination neces­ sary. OLD LINE L E G A L RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE . . . No agent will rail on you Free Information, no obligntirn. Tear out this ad right now. , . . Send your name, address and year of birth to: Central Security Life Insurance Co., Dept. E-112. 141H West Rosa dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas, Mthj Cmfa J ington has favored study of the Wekiva. He pointed out, however, the Wekiva is outsiue the 18-county Flood Con­ trol District; that a formal request for funds to make the study must he presented to Congress. He added that if the Wekiva is to be included In the Flood WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will visit the Marshall spare flight renter at Huntsville, Ala., Farm lirief Tuesday to witness the static Look for extra eggs on the firing of a first-stage Saturn market in 19(54, especially I roeket. during the first half of the The hirst Lady will also tour llie center and meet BIRD m i BACON 1 0 0 L x lra Sto m ps w ith orw 3-fb. pkg. D evetnad Peeled Shrimp 100 Extra Stamps with 2Vi-*>. pkg. Tarnoss but there's no need So w ait 'id Easter to se ­ M e a t Lo a f M e a t Lo a f lect the T u rke y or other poultry (or the festive (east. W h y not m ake yore selection now. Y o u cars m oke sure thot yo u 'll hove fust the right bird ond no lost 50 Extra Stomp* with IVS-Ss. pit#. Tomes# m inute worry about It. W in n -D ix ie select poultry Is LB. h e sh dressed orsd quick Ir o ic n to lock In oil the wonderful fresh (lawor. Choose yo u rs S O Extra Stam p * w ith 3-lb. t x x chapped, sh ap e d now and keep rt In your Ireerer 'III you Cubed Steaks nred II. A r . l see how m uch you M save at these low W in n -D ix ie prices. wWw • # • •T• «1 # #■• « # • • R)S*S#| Gr. “A " Fresh Frozen Extra Top Vaiit Stamps Gr. "A " Fresh Froze# Gr. "A " Fresh Frozen Gr. “A " Fresh Frosan Gr. "A " Fresh Frassn TURKEY C O R N IS H YOUNG C H IC K E N R O LLS H EN S DUCKS Gizzards TH IS COUPON A N D PURCHASE 01 IB. 50 Extra Tap Valia Stamps 79* Reg. 39g .. 4-6 lb av. Reg 98g . Boneless FRO ZEN FO O D S! 59' 39' “19* Reg. 79f ! Vi-lb. avg. Reg. 49< 4-6 lb. avg. Rcgulorly 2 9* a IU W ITH TH U COUPON A N D PURCHASE OF VOfKN rihOSKM PILLSBUftY Chicken Sticks Good Thru March H tn *21 A T ANY WINN-DIXIE M O R T O N F R O Z E N . . F A M I L Y S IZ E . . A L L F L A V O R S C r . P ie s * 3 9 * Buy one get one Ju ic e 4 ^ 9 9 * ' M UO NS ONLY it imir Sweet Juicy Florida 50 Extra Tap Valia S ta n s W ITH THIS COUPON AMO PURCHASE OF owe Psa. or Pous jsssc Jtw n. Chicken or Tirkcy Pitt Oooo TMSU Mucs JS tm AN Y WINN-DIXIE Casselberry Plaza Casselberry 838-7681 women employes and will lunch there with about 30 of her Alabama relatives. She was invited to make the trip by Administrator Jam es E. Webb of the National Aero­ nautics and Spare Adminis­ tration. Reg. 49£ Bob White Sliced L IB B Y F R O Z E N F L O R ID A O R A N G E R E D W O O D S T A IN Laybdird To See Saturn I • IMN-DMK .TO.,.. INC. — COPfStONT -- »M DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT 209 W. First Street tyutford 322-3649 Control Project, the hound- j make a formal request with arie* of the FCD would have! (he FCD for the Wekiva flood to be extended. Seminole com- j control study, FCD officials missioners are expected to (say. Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED— PRICES GOOD THRU M ARCH 25TH PAINTS vided. Too Much Sleep Seen Dangerous verting nnd storing water in I voir. Dnil said additional disLake Jessup and the effect of charges from the Econ wa­ speeding up Econ discharges tershed into the main stream in the St. Johns River down­ of the St. Johns may effect stream of that point. the river as far downstream Ed Dali. FCD executive di­ ns DeLnnd. rector, said the study is due to In se;>arate discussion, offi­ end July 10155, but it may be cials of Seminole have sug­ delayed two years if it is ex­ gested a new flood control panded to include the addi­ study may be needed for the tional area. Wekiva River, which drains Discussed to date have been a large portion of western questions involving the diver­ Seminole County and empties sion of some water from the into the St. Johns about 10 Econ watershed to Lake Jes­ miles downstream of Sanford. sup. and the possible use of Dali said the House Public Lake Jessup ns a water reset- Works Committee in Wash­ Burial Insurance Scld by Mail Abandonment of S t a t i o n Street in Altamonte Springs is being considered by the Town Council with a proviso that a public right of way be pro Town officials met Wednes day night with represents lives of the Home Builders Supply Corp. which requested the street be closed. It would permit the compsny to hsve a railroad spur needed in the business, company officials ssld. The corporation would use the property for a retail and wholesale distribution site. The firm is In the process of negotiating the purchase of property adjacent to the street. Council member* welcomed the corporation to the com­ munity but noted the right of way is needed to continue ser­ vice to the nearby Orange Paving Company. Representing the corpora­ tion were Jack Gale, real es­ tate man, Jam es Sweet, Or­ ville Hawkins and Charles Maynard. In other action, the council awarded a contract for an of­ fice addition to Bill York, a local contractor; approved minor paving work for some streets; met with firemen to iron out telephone and other procedural problems; approv­ ed repairs to the Town Hall; okayed the hiring of an as­ sistant for Town Superintend­ ent A. C. Brown; and asked the Seminole County Commis­ sion to represent the town on the Orange-Semlnola Urban Transportation Study group. ers to harvest a bountiful crop of vegetables, confirmed Evans’ eoncern, according to J. Abney Cox, Princeton, »vlcc president of the association. A recent telegraphic direc­ tive from the United States Department of Laltor to the Florida S t a t e Employment Service asked that the follow­ ing actions be taken: (1) Ila dio spot announcements or TV coverage properly timed publicizing the urgent need for farm workers; (J) news p a p e r publicity eonceming farm labor demands, including Negro newspapers; (3) hand bills distributed in residential areas where farm workers live; (4) transportation pro vided by employers on a reg uiar basis from duy-haul pick up points to the furms; (5) personal contncta by nppropri ate local offico stuff members with leaders of farm labor groups in tho community to solicit assistance in recruit­ ing; (15) personal contacts In­ appropriate local office staff members with schools to or­ ganize supervised youth place mrnt programs. “ This was done in all areas where labor shortages exist. So far all reports indicate that theso efforts have produced only few ailidtionnl workers and disappointing results jn m e e t i n g this emergency," Evans said. V. A. Milton, representing tho United Stntcs Department of Labor and currently on the scene In Dade County, advised growers to start a house-to bouse canvas for help. The possibility of a new flood control study in the Weklva River srea north of Or­ lando and an expanded study program in the area of the Econlockhatehee River east of Orlando are under considera­ tion by the Central and South­ ern Florida Flood Control District. The FCD governing l>onrd was advised in Homestead that both Orange and Semin­ ole County officials would like to see a current study in the Econlockhatehee R i v e r Rasin enlarged to consider di­ ORANGES 2 ss 9 8 ' Fresh Firm Ripi Golden || B A N A N A S & V\ S3E.....ikiuMjfflE sa B B ta fir.:m ■VIST lad SAL. Important Notice To All City Of Sanford Property Owners Notice In hereby given (hat all persons, firms and corporations) owning or hnving control, management, custody. supervision or agency of PERSONAL PROPERTY in thin City which in nuhject to taxation must file return on nr be­ fore April 1, 1964, otherwise the Tax Assessor will be required to assess such property from the bent information obtainable, and the bene­ fits of any exemption due which are not claimed, ciuinot be allowed. Widowa and Disability Exempt Iona — Every widow, whose husband is dead, and disabled person who are entitled to the benefits of the f 500.00 valuation exemption, an provided by law, must make application for auch exemption on or before April 1, 196 f. 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 he allowed such exemption on City and County Taxes. H. N. 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Ftrct St. Palmetto Are. 4 3rd St. �1 ft fo fe r l Venn P » n 8-Mnrt» t», 1M4 Wade To Address Lyman Sports Banquet Home Run Boys Hitting Early Chicago Bear SHS Swimmers About Sports In Orlando Thinking O ut Loud QB Old Friend Of Copeland Meet Tuesday BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM Yankees And Dodgers Tagged To Win •Way out west In Stateline, Nev., a rapidly growing community partly situated In California and partly In Nevada, has ita bookmaken ilka most other Nevada gambling centen a t Vegaa, Reno and Canon City. And Stataiina bcokiee havs established tha Naw York Yankaaa to g n b the Amertan League bunting this year and tha Los Angeles Dodgan to take tha flag In tha National. Both a n odda-on favorites. Tha Yanks, under new pilot Yogi Barra, and 2 to 5 favorites while the Dodgers, going again undsr Walt Alaton, a n pegged a t 5 to 6. Of eouria, this meant that tha two clubs that met In tha IMS World 8eriea—say the oddmakera—will fight for the pennant coma next October. In the American the Minnesota Twins—training 20 milts south of here a t Orlando—are 8 to 1 win come In aaeond with Detroit, Chicago and Baltimore tagged to complete tha f i n t division in th at order. Cleveland, Bea­ ton, Lot Angeles, Kansas City and Waahlngton era ex­ pected to appear in this order in tha loop'a aaeond di­ vision standings a t tha close of tha saaaon. In tha National, forecasters aay the San Francisco Giants aro 2H to 1 ahota to ftnlih In second place. HL Louis, Cincinnati and Philadelphia are expected to com­ plete th* first division In th at ordtr. In th* second di­ vision th* odda-makers fortae* tha last fiv* clubs this way: Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Houston and New By Linda Mitchell ''Swimmer* up) Take your mark! Bang!" Theie command* will be beard for the first time tbla aeaaon by Seminole High School'* swimming t e a m member* when they face Or­ lando's Colonial and Boone high school swim cluba Tuea day afternoon in a Metro Con ftrance event. The meet will be held a t the John Long Pool in Orlando. Starting Urns has been aet at «1:10 p.m. The local aquad is anticipating a formidable group of Seminole fans to watch the SHS tankiuiters in action against competition for the first time this aeaaon I In preparing for Tuesday’s swim aeaaon opener, Coach John Colbert baa put his team through a rigorous week of “ wet'' practice at Sanford's York. City Pool. An avsrage work We’re not In a position to argue with tho Navada out has consisted of practice people, and wa won't. However, we will conclude th at the ing turns and strokes for Dodgers should have an easier time winning tha National some 20 minutes and during League flag than the Yankees will in th* American—th at this time the Tribe's mentor ie if either of them or both do come In ahead of the pack. „ has provided individual point* Prom what we've a ten and read ao far this spring ers and balps for tho now wa'ra of th* opinion that both league’* will be more * aquad members who aro balanced this year than last, particularly In tha National. learning the fundamentals. We do not see tho Houston Colts and tha Naw York Mela Sprints eome neat. The being the patsies they've been during their flret two seasquad la divided into five ■ona In tha senior circuit Nor do wa believe th at Ameri­ groups and each section sprints the length of the muni­ can League clubs will run over Washington aa they've done In the p a st Our thinking la baaed on tha fact that cipal pool, a distance of 100 the loops are almply more balanced. Hut, of course, who feet. Alternate heats record can really tell? tho limes of the swimmers. a • * • An (novation during last Cocoa And Th* Colt* Wednesday's workout w a s Reports from Cocoa indicate that tha fastgrow ing wind sprints. This calls for coaatet city and the Houston Colta—now in tha honey* swimming the length of th* moon era of their recent get together — are aa loveypool without taking e breath. dovey aa a pair of newlyweds a t Niagara Palls. And, Kickboards appear next and there's nothing In the wind to indicate that it wen't stay th* team works on arm s and that way. legs alternately. First swim­ Tha Colt .46o aro the toaat ef tha town . . . and the mers bold tho klckboard with citlacna of Cocoa are giving them a reception equal to - their hands and kick. Then they switch and hold It be- thosa given the astronauta. Much has been done by tha Colt management and twaen their legs and practice Paul Richards in particular to strengthen the Houston strokes. entry in tha National League. Thera'# littla doubt but Colbert has a variety of th at the Colt .IBs will be a more formidable ball club •'tortures’,' reserved for the during tha 1D04 campaign for tho crown. Nobody gives final h alf of tho workout. One them much of a chance, If any at all, to evon challenge day it will be relays, free­ tha Dodgera and tha Giant*. But they'll show up better. style, butterfly, back and Richard* will aa* to that. breast strokes. Other times Meanwhile, tha Colts are drawing exceptionally well it's likely to be more sprints a t home exhibition tilts—playing moat of their contests or perhaps 00 laps of the pool to build endurance. The seabefore packed houses. Daytona Beach, who thumbed Ita sioni usually end with some nosa a t Houaton when the Colts tried to deal for • spring easy laps to looaen the tired training center there, undoubtedly regret* it* action. swimmers' muscles, Thera's a report th at Daytona Beach officials ar* Aa far as th* team go**, going to try to land the Rad Box if Boston decides to re­ one of the most promising turn to Florida from Its present base In Arizona. Thle - boys Is Skip Parsons, a first would leave only San Francisco, tho Lo* Angeles Angels, year member of the squad, tho Chicago Cube and Cleveland In the West. A move to lie swims all strokes and is Florida by anyone ef the four could almost mean a move giving John Mills a race in by all booauae af th* difficulty In scheduling exhibition every event. John Is leading games. Right now there la little likelihood that any of " in freestyle times, doing one the Florida based outfit* woud leave praaant sites for lap sprints in 16 seconds flat. cactusland. “ Skip la right behind him with If tha Red Bog are strlous about returning to Florida times as low as 17 sacondi. perhape local officials could rev up enough Interest for i Bobby Ring la taking diving Sanford to hid for tham. One thing I* sure, it's nut aa lessons e v e r y Wednesday windy hera In the Spring aa It Is In Daytona Beach. And from a professional in an ef we’ro confident Hanford baseball fana would give due tort to Improve himself and support to a club In training here with good attendance the diving squad. With tho • t oahlhltlo* contests. . loss of Jack Ivey there’s vacancy which will really take a "super" diver to fill. ■Jimmy (Irani Is coming along . very well, and with King in there, too, soma diving points • a e o n s m ack—t/i* m il s — must come to the SHS team. Toolfht'l entries: Swimmers still weathering r m a r MACK — * / i * " I t a — 1, J e t C a n t r . !• ■>••• floodra re * . I. Rusk*. I. T a r a n ­ i p a td , a. alike B r * r e ta r r . 4. the chill and the exhaustion of I. tella, I. T s Airy, I. Ilmilta Mar. Bully Jonas, S. Htai> Hoy. *. the workouts must be com­ a, X uurttay Ami*. 7. H ank goa, lU Jah Uaau, T. tfltik Tip, t. I'urabrsd. mended. It takes determine t. Da Heat. t h i r d macm — a /ia n im s — lion and, as Colbert aptly I. T aiatn m * . t. M a r J a n a , t. puls it, "a lot of guts to stay Hpar a Out. 4. T e r r Touoh, I. Hlie'a llandtonie, t. Dsbbl* on tho team." K im . T. S trid e r a r , I. Brownla Heat one consists of John Ferry. t-UIMTH MACM—S /I S MILK— Mills, Cary (lanss, John An I. " u s e r Has Mar, I. La* liny PENSACOLA, Fla. (U FD — gel, Skip Parsons and Bobby J - a. Cham p Heck. 4. Htaade. Slg-foot-two Carol Mann to­ I. r r o e t e * r l a k t . *. l a k y Ota, Ring. Heat two has Con Wll day had * pair of blistered 7. Daadweo*. I. Duffy'* d a l. son, Bobby Headrick, Gary f i f t h m a c m — a / a w i i .h — Winn, Hick Hedrick, Jimmy feat and her first professional l. D a in ty Lea*. I. Mail* Marie, victory in tha Woman's West­ 1. Cold* M , 4. T um bling Hulk, Grant and Alan Lucas, t. F a b l e W ar r io r , I, Rbony The third heat ia composed ern Open golf tournamenti.in»n. 7. F e a r lla T eta. S. C r y s ­ Tha BalUmtre golfer picked tal Palae*. or Wynn Piekelslmar, Tam S I I T M MACH — * / ! • H IM — up 61,20 Sunday with an eightMichaels, Jo* Moore, Kicky t. Hahalf W ay, I. K n o t h t a d t . Bpotwlek. 4. Jam a* McLain and Carl Bourquar- ovar-par 80S, good onough to Tem. Rock. I. r o a m e a ., f. Doe Hobdcx. Busier Anderson, Moss win by two strokes over Ruth mo, 7. C aro Coke. t . Kylomore. SBVKNTM MACM—• / ■ MILK— Wontcnay, Pickle Dunn, An Jetton and Judy Kimball. I. R h y m er (I., t. ONtllle. t . * to r dy Lyons, C. J . MotaWr and T ray. 4. Mlaa I tlltar, I. Calm cool l, a. I'a m 'a Dopy. 7. o , a.'a Hands)! Chase swim in tho Baiilie Wins t. P r l l s a s r a ld . fourth heat. MELBOURNE, A u s tr a lia Column, KIQMTM RACK—S / l * WII.H — Originally the girl* swam (UPU — Bill BalUlo of New I. I'am'a W hlitlad, I. tipper Htorr. I. M tr lm a r , 4. Noble in two hosts but many drop­ Zealand won th* Australian ('h o lla r, | . H u r r y Hum* tll'a. ped out after tho first days of three-mile championship by a. j i o i m a n , T. B urnln Mad. t. D 'e o r m a a t. practice. Now, the fifth heat running tha distance in I I *W.I STM MACM — B/IS Nlt.M — ronaist* of Delano Johnson, minutes, 80 aaeond* Sunday. I. K s a r u Lady, t. l.lndo t ’ulla, Norma Whittern, Linda May, Ilaillie outran Australians S. llourao J a t . 4. J e a n Drake. I. I'a r ry III, S. Cbryaar, 7. FabLinda DaMatUo, Martha Xos- Albla Thomas and Ron Clarks uloua Kara. t. 1’o r k a t Caah. ky, Candi Southward, Paula In th* final 260 yards to cap­ TRU T H MALM—« / ! • MILK — t. C lreua W ander, t. M. A.'* Clam, Karen Law and Sherry ture th* championship. L l t t l f m a la r. I. D lnak's Fag. a. Ckuak D rake. S. Clans Faya, I, ConviUe. S0KC Track Entries Carol M ann In First Victory 12 Entered LAUREL, Md. (UP1) — A full field of IS has been en­ tered for the inaugural run' siing of tha 120,000 P i n t Lady Biakea a t Laurel race court# today. Maemlzo In Kayo W ire M ark. T. S h u a r, a. Chirk'* Matin. IITM MACM — a / a MILR — I. J u a t Kimar, I . Calico Tabl. I. Chill Wills. 4. Connie Choice, a. Mika MaaUuff. S. W a n * L V. Homan Havel, I. Mldlerre. TOKYO (UP1) — Takas Maamlso, aocond-rankad mid­ dleweight In Japan, knocked out Sam arat Bomdaeng of Thailand is tha third round of Only th* heart wood of ebony scheduled 10-rounder Sun­ It dark-colored before it is day night. finished. Bill Wade, tha talented quarterback of the world champion Chicago Bears, will be In Lortgwood Tuesday night to be th* principal speaker during tha all sports banquet a t Lyman High School. The announcement o f Wade’s acceptance to appear at the annual affair was an­ nounced by Lyman football coach, Dick Copeland, a long time friend of the former AllAmerican a t VanderbullL During Wade'* early days at Vandy he piloted the Com­ modores under Head Coach Bill Edwards. Following a tremendous career a t Nash­ ville, Wade was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams but was unabla to make hla mark there due to the fact ha was an understudy to tha great Norm Van Brocklln. Following Van Brocklln's departure to lead the Phila­ delphia Eaglet to a world tlUa, tha Rama aank into the NFL standings and have nev­ er recovered. M e a n w h i l e , George H alts of tha Bears obtained Wade's contract and installed tha former Com­ modore aa hla number one quarterback and Wade has been considered among the best In tha pr* ranks during the past two seasons, HI* greatest feat was In leading the Rears to tha N F L ' a Western Division championship and to the world title In th* contest with th* New York Giants lata In December. Ih e banquet will get under way a t 7 p.m., sold Cope­ land. Lyman'a sports latterman will be recognised along with other guests. Awards will be made to tha Grey­ hounds' moat valuable line­ man, tha most valuable back and tha most improved play­ er on the football squad last fall. In basketball, awards will be mads to tha most val­ uable eager and tha moat im­ proved player. Members of tho school'a bowling, golf, track and base­ ball teams will be on hand but awards for these particu­ lar sports will be mad* durng a later affair. Clay's Ouster Expected Today NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Emile Oruneau said today he expects Caaslui Clay to be toppled from hie heavyweight throne before nightfall for "arts detrimental to boaing." Rruneou, president of a New Orleans finance com­ pany, la chairman of the World Boxing Association's (WBA) powerful eight-man world championship commit­ tee. He tald he hid been "alert­ ed" that WBA President Ed Laiim ag of Miami Beach wanted t h a championship committee to vote today on whether to withdraw WRA title recognition from the 22yeer-old City of LoulavlUo, Ky. 'T il poll my seven fellowcommitteemen by telephone," Hruneau explained. "And I'm almost positive the vote will overwhelmingly w i t h d r a w WBA championship recogni­ tion from Clay." u d i . a ia i ACTION I T H IIllS I Weddle fastest I paWl tonight] MBIT 0 AM I ■ 7:4<M m am park. By George C Langford Leading the home run pa­ UPI Sports Writer The home run baa arrived rade arc a pair of rookies — Gene Alley of PiUtburgh with early this spring. Major league aluggera, who five and Richie Allen of Phil­ saw their home run produc adelphia with four. Those who tion drop by nearly 300 last already have collected three season from the 1962 peak, roundtrippera Include Wally arc showing unusual power Post and 5!ax Alvis of Cleve­ with the exhibition aeaaon less land; Jimmie Hall of Minne­ sota; rookies John Boccobella than two weeks old. The home run total dropped and Billy Cowan of the Cuba; with tho advent of the en Frank Robinson of the Reda larged strike xone in 1963. and Hank Aaron of Milwau­ However, with the same ait kee. able target for pltchera and subacribtng to the sometimes foggy fable that at this per C I S C l'I T r o t ' S I T OF iod" the pitchers aro ahead of TIXU BTHK XIXTII JUDICIAL C I R . the hitters," the following oc C l'I T , IX * x n FOB RKMU x o s e r o r x T T , F l o r id a curred Sunday: T I I X C B R r XO. IS1TS —Reserve outfielder Marty (CLAKA HERRL.EH, F U ta t lf f , Keougb, who had only aix homers all last aeaaon, slug' ARTHU R D. HC R R L E R . ged his third in thrae daya D efended. x o T ic a o r su it to pace the Cincinnati Reds TOl A RT H U R D. H E R R L E R, to a 5-1 triumph over Kansas whoa* la s t k n o w n a d d r a i a la: City. ARTHUR D. H E R R L E R —Ed Bailey and Lee Maye 2114 Upton Av*nu* each hit three-run home runs Toledo, Ohio Ynu a r * hereby nottflad t h a t for Milwaukee in the Bravea' A s u i t for D ivorce h t a b*«a 13-2 rout of the Lot Angeles I n stitute d a c a l n s t you by CLARA HBRRLKR, In th* ClrDodgers. u lt Court of th* N in th J u d i ­ —Rookies Dalton Jones and ccial Circuit, In a nd for BamlTony Conlgllaro each contri­ not* County, Florid*. T h* a b ­ bre via te d till* e f th* eo*e I* buted a bom# run in Cleve­ CLARA H K R n L B R . P la in tiff, land's 8-4 victory over Boston. v*. ARTHUR D. H E R R L E R , —Floyd Robinson and Dave Defendant. You ar* h t r a b y re q u ir e d . t e Nicholaon slapped successive fII* your *n*w«r o r o t h e r d e ­ homers for the Chicago White fensive pl-edln* In th* *bov* •lyl*d caua* w ith th* Clark Sox but could not evert a 7-3 of th* Circuit C o u r t of eald io n to the St. Louis Cardinals. County, *nd a*rv* a copy —Ron Santo led a nine-run t h e re o f upon RAH8ETT AND TUCK. Attorney* for P la in tif f , Chicago Cub aaiault on Billy I0S Mouth M aitland A v m u t , Pierce with a three-run blast Maitland. Florida, on o r b a . for* th* Slat day of April, as the Cuba whipped tho San till. I t you fall to do *o a Francisco "B " team , 14-9. d t f a u l t will b* *nt*r*d a s a l n a t Joae Cardinal connected for you. WITNESS my h i n d a nd tha the Glints. *eal of ( a id Court a t Hanford, —A aolo job by Willie Davit Hcmlpol* County, Florida, thle lSth d a y e f March, nil. in tho eighth Inning mapped ■ (HEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r , 2-8 tie aa tha Los Angeles C lark C ircuit C ourt. Dodgtra defeated Baltimore, Hemlnol* County, Sanferd, 48. Fla. By: M a rth a T. V lhlaa —Mooae Skowron'a two-run Deputy Clark homer gave the Washington H a r l a n Tuck, of th* firm *f IIABHETT AND TVJCK Senators a 3-1 victory ovar s Boutb M . l tl a n d Avanua the Minnesota Twins, and lo Maitland, F lo r id a Manny Mote lad Pittiburgh to Attorney* for P l a ln t t f f Publish Sfarcb 12, I t * A pril a 7-4 win ovar Philadelphia i. n, nil. with a bom* run, inalda tb* ens-n Legal Notice A WEIGHTY DECISION? No, it’fl a friendly decision between State Senator Mack Cleveland, Adm. Paul Ramsey (center) and Adm. John S. Thatch (right) as to who will tee off first at a match Friday at the Mayfair Golf Club. (Herald Photo) Grace Sayles Is Medalist Grace Sayles posted an M in a playoff with Min Keenan to take medalist honors dur­ ing first round activities in the annual Sanford Atlantic National Bank Tournament for members of the Sanford Woman's Golf Association at the Mayfair Country Club. Mrs. Kennan and Mrs. Saylea tied for medalist honors in the qualifying round and in the playoff Mrt. Styles took tha honors. In tha championship flight, Mr*. Sayles defeated Susie Dlekey. In other matches in this flight, Auguc Russell de­ feated Muriel Scott, Edie Ware won out over Hate! Dune, Ruth Herron beat Peg­ gy Billups and Mrs. Keenan downed Elaine Kerr. Vivian Piicrce won from Desale DeGanahL Fan chon defatted Jimmie Livingston end Marlon Cog beat Jackie Crawford. All th* loaers in tb* championship flight wars dropped to comprise the first flight. In second flight competi­ tion, Jen Johnson defeated Katherine Park, Ida B. Wilton won from Harriet Williams and Jan McKIbbln defeated Dorla Spencer. In third flight play Blanche Nicely defeated E itla Batson and Ann Marsh won from Marge Echclbcrgar by de­ fault. Tba tournament 1* now In second round competition and finals era to be played Wed­ nesday. Hie Association It to hold Ita monthly luncheon Wadotadsy. starting at 12:30 p.m. Trophies will ba awarded to flight winners at that time if the competition it completed, if not, the award* will b* m*d* later in th* afternooa. Oviedo Scores 3 1-2 W in Over Montverde The Oviedo Llont posted a record breaking 17 runs in the first Inning and went on to blast out a 31 to 2 decision over Monteverde in a lop­ sided baseball game Friday afternoon in Monteverde. Paced by Rex Brooks who pounded out a single, a double and a fourth-inning grand flam homo run, the Lions nicked hlontvcrdc hurlera Os­ good and Roberta for 19 hits in running up the football-like score. Meanwhile D a n n y Gammage and Walt Deaslcy team ­ ed up to limit Montverde to a Lyman Wins One And Loses One Lyman High's Greyhounds meet tha DeLand High Hulldogs In an Orange Belt Con­ ference game nt 7:80 p. m. In DeLand. Lyman’a Greyhounds split a pair ow weakend contests, potting thalr third win of the season but dropping their first, whan they were beaten by tb* I^tsburg Yellow Jackets on Friday but bounced back Sat­ urday to knock off tha Ocoa* Cardinals. The Yellow Jacket* dumped th* Greyhounds by a score of 0 to 1 whan Leesburg's Eddie Mason handcuffed th* Lyman nlna with a well hurled one hitter—a tingle by Bobby El­ gin. Meanwhile, tha Jacket# hap­ ped on Donnie 8mlth and Steve Slmpklna for nlna safetits. They scored two runa tn tha second Inning and came up with four in the third- In th* fourth, Smith got in trouble Two great generals, Mont­ again and Simpkins took over, calm and Wolf*, lost their allowing a tingle Leciburg lives upon Canada's Plains of run in the fifth and a pair in tha alath. Abraham in 1759, pair of scratch tingles aa the Llont came up with their aecond win of the current season in three tilts. Behind Brooks, Jim Courier came up with n double end a first inning bomcr with a pair of mates aboard. Billy Mlkler had a double, LeRoy Woods a double, Wayne Jacobi blasted out two singles, Charlie Mil ier had three one-baggers and Tim Colbert also bad two tingles. On tha bill, Gammage worked two and a third in­ nings, allowed two runa, one hit, fanned three but walked five. Ha got eradlt for the win. Beasley permitted one hit, walked three, struck out four. Oviedo moved quickly in the first inning by eeoring U runa before Montverde potted Its first put out of the ball game. Tb* Llont picked up a pair of talliea in the second frame and added alx runs in tha fourth and another half doti la tba fifth. Montvarda picked up tingle runa in tb* aeeond and third. Wednesday afternoon the Lions go back to tb* diamond to host tb* Edgawater Eagle*' JsyVe* nine of Orlando. SPECIALS EVERY DAY I ON, 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 6:15 P. M. •IB K. FIRST SANFORD WK G IT I TOP TALUS STAMPS Sorry, Na Mineral 15 Radac Day* Left! (Seaton Ends April 9) NIGHTLY 8:10 Built to be overworked, overloaded... over the years. ls c .,4 Sunday MATINEES W BD, F R I, SAT. — I P . N. THURSDAY LADIKH* NIGHT • Comfortable Grandstand • Luanrtant Clsbhess* • Valet Parklag "RAIN OR SHINE — It's More Fun T* Watch The Greyhound* Runt" Pile on tho payload. Thle ona ean carry mora walght thin you can usually gat aboard. V4 ton? Sural V* ton? Cartalnly! U ten? Why notl And how R workel Tha 'Jaap' Univoraal waa built to stay on tho Job yaar oftar y a a rwithout loelng Ha ueafulnaaa or value. Teat H today—aaa why tha 'Jaap' Unlvereal is tho world loader In Ha clue. Throe power taka-off optiona. Available with half or full cabs - or convertible top. Also available In 00*. 81" or 101" wheelbase. * VMRMATIL9, POWERFUL, VIRTUALLY IMOtiTRUOTIMLM tCMjmwm Jaap cmmmmmAnoN Toledo 1. Ohio Men* ltll WM. CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP flaaford, Florida ICO I RON I ON MIDWAY E. •“ M SMoa* St. r r - n o u t e r bo w n u n r • p. wu ‘• �y- fct- - V ft Oratorical Contest Finalists Named By J i m Casselberry Finals were held Tuesday night in the ichool cafetorlum in the American Legion Ora­ torical Contest for ninth gradera at South Seminole Junior High School. Larry Maplesden, Ameri­ canism chairman for Memor­ ial Post 256 of Casselberry, which sponsored the contest, presented the winner's trophy to Jim Bacchus, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bacchus of Lakewood Shores. The second place medal went to Linda Cote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cote of Cassel­ berry. First runner-up was Gilbert Hughson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hughson, of Casselberry and second runner-up was Patti Sweeney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sween­ ey of Fern Park. All the finalists are students In Mrs. Jo Ann Howe's ninth grads civics class. Maplesden ststes that ha Is pleased with the ftne effort made by these youngsters in this first contest to be spon­ sored by the Post at the Jun­ ior High leva]. H« feels that the contestants Improved Im­ measurably over their ap­ pearance in the preliminaries and have done a lot of re ­ search on the Constitution. After each contestant was presented a prepared address, they drew subjects on some phase of the Constitution on which to give a shorter, ex­ temporaneous talk. Both of the top contenders were ex­ cellent in composition and ef­ fectiveness of delivery mak­ ing the judges’ final selections estremely difficult. Post Commander H a r o l d Kryder served as official time keeper and members of the Post were judges. Guy Strickland, head of the Social Studies Department, welcomed the many parents ana friends attending and thanked the Post for giving the students this opportunity. Girl Scouts Karen Cass and Busan Webber led the prayer and lad the Salute to the Flag. Wallace Blasted OSHKOSH, Wls. (UP1) — Alabama Gov. George Wallaee was branded by the official newspaper of Wisconsin’a lar­ gest Roman Catholic diocese Wednesday as the personifi­ cation of moral evQ. March 23, 1964—Pare T Irn fl Junior Miss Begins M, . V asfnrB MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — America's new Junior Miss, I.inds Felber of Colfax. Wash., travels to New York today for msgazlna a n d broadcasting Interviews that will begin her year's reign ■a the ideal high school sen­ ior. Ths 18-yesr-old green-eyed blonds beauty was chosen ov­ er contestants from every state Saturday in the 7th an­ nual pageant. «*» t vS l The first girl from the Far Went to win the crown, Miss Felber wav selected on the hails of her talent, scholar­ ship, physical fitness and poise and appearance. With the honor goes a Jfi,000 scholarship she said she would use to attend Washing­ ton State University for a year, the University of Cali­ fornia for another year and then a school of the thester. She wants to he an actress gawa, Honolulu, Hawaii; and [They shared flt.OOO In scholar* Linda Cave, Warwick, R. I. ship money. Sanford Firm Is Incorporated Article! of Incorporation have been granted to the Key West Pipeline Company, of Sanford, by Secretary of State Tom Adams. Incorporators are Gerald and Leonard Rauch and Mor­ ris Glcsby, all of Houston, Tex., who own the Sanford Pipeline Company, operating FINALISTS IN THE American Legion Oratorical Contest at South Semi­ nole Junior High School were, left to right, Jim Bacchus, first; Linda Cote, second and Gilbert Hughson and Patti Sweeney, runners-up. The contest was sponsored by Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry. (Herald Photo) BREAKFAST SPECIAL! Book Review Presented For Women's Club Mrs. Evelyn Storrs will b e : at the Imperial House in WinBy Jaae Casselberry A book review wss present­ in charge of plans for the in- ler Park on Thursday, April ed at a meeting of the Wom­ stallatlon luncheon to be held116. an’! Club of Casselberry held Wednesday afternoon by a member of the club, Mrs. J. E. Dunwoody, who Is librar­ ian at Rollins College in Win­ ter Park. - WOODROW CASH The review was on Lillian Spring is here! With its changing Rogers Parks' book, "My 30 weather, it* promise of greenery and Years Backstairs in the White budding flowers, its hint of warm House,” which gives many in­ days under a bright sun, its lasy spring fever, the new season is well teresting glimpses Into the under way. lives of White House occu­ pants during the year* aho We've suggested before that this was employed there. Is m good time to bring in heavy blankets and bedspreads and drapBridge and canasta were erica for spring cleaning. I t’s time played following the program to look over your winter clothing, and the door prise was won toe. Topcoats and overcoats, heavy by Mrs. Nance Russell. suita and woolens, all the clothes you A delicious dessert luncheon might be planning to put away fur the summer should consisting of angel food cake always be cleaned first. topped with ice cream was You’ve heard the slogan, “Don’t put a cold in your served by the hostesses, Mrs. pocket.” Well, we might paraphrase that to say, “Don't Edward Tender, Mrs. G. C. ut soiled, stained or wrinkled clcthes ill your closet.” Sawyer and Mrs. Darius J i r t is the worst enemy your clothes have . . . ao let us rout ths enemy by denning the garments thorough* Pringle. ly before they're put away. Twenty-two members of the club were in attendance for At the same time, you’ll be bringing your soring the occasion. and summer garments out of the chest or the closet. Before the really warm weather gets here to stay, let Election of officer! for the us freshen up this lightweight clothing, clean it where coming year will be conduct­ necessary, prsss out ths winter's creases. Call for our ed a t the next meeting which free pickup and delivery service and get ready for the ia echeduled for Wednesday, nsw seasonl April 1, at 7:30 p.m. The bus­ iness meeting will be follow­ DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS ed by a social hour and an113 B. PALMETTO AVE l ’HONE 322-32S2 tarta lament. HKkOtY "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" I LEAN, FRESHLY 1 I GROUND I CHOPSI H KiotY s s o ie d s im u c h id CENTER CUT HAM SUCES #5 JAR Premium quality-door to door! - 39 £ ^ BIG l 2 LB JAR o rv • I *'i * ' 1M ri( '<r »-1 .iIj v k [>i h 3-MINUTE • LiuT-a with iso ot jU N IflU IM IUM IIUIIH IIIIU M It QUICK OATMEAL l2 o r BOX < I FYNE-TASTE.SrvrIO’ $ * > *4® 5 4 l* 1 tire at o-trade-in price, at 2 nd tire at no-trade-in price 8 limited quantittet SAVE 50% float! quality *a can find. Bate blaafcs white* Mua, tr—n, brawn or red. Tm Tubaless Blackwell Tubeless Blackwall Tubaless Blackwall Tubeless Blackwall Tubeless Blackwall^ Tube-type Blackwall Tubeless Blackwall ITEWAU8 ONLY M M O M PtR TIRE Sin 6 .0 0 x 1 3 6 .5 0 x 1 3 7 .5 0 x 1 4 6 .0 0 x 1 4 8 .6 0 x 1 4 6 .7 0 x 1 5 7 .6 0 x 1 5 prises SALAD DRESSING-29 (Discontinued design) •st flat Tks st •it SscsaS Tire at Ne-TrtSs-ls grits V4 Na-TrsSa-ls pries $18.95 $ 9.48 20.20 10.10 22.80 11.40 26.15 13.08 28.65 14.33 19.15 9.58 28.65 14.33 lea aOOOVEAB NATION-WIDE “HO LIMIT” GUARANTEE Ns ths sntim it* *1 ins trass. nthip an d m tU rtais.snd normal read M s s s d t , accept r s e s S s M funaturst. IP A O O O D V tA R T IR E FA IL S U N D E R T H IS G U A R A N T E E any o l m o(s than SO,00 0 OooUyasr dtalara In th* United S i t u s and Canada win make allowance on a n sw lire bated on arlginal need depth remaining s n d currant “Goodyear Price.’* NO MONEY DOWN-FREE MOUNTING 60GO G O O D Y E A R OPEN FRIDAY NITES TIL 9:00 555 W. let. ST. «i« DOSTON ROMM1C FROCRN DEVILEDCRABS FF D IL t f X I C R M K L R CNF FISH STICKS FRENCHFRIES 4 nm 4|H 5 PACK M VI 25 79* 3 n In V ® A L|ic h j F a lr SPECIAL • M B. §94 COCONUT ORLIMON CMKI54IQUARI LAYER CAKE WMWIIKONLYI OLD FASHIONER RED WIRESAP I APPLES CELLO a w a u o m tra CARROTS I LB H A PH. 322-2821 r- I l f r > . * c 79* APPLE SYRUP FLOOR MAT LB S U N A ID PURE SAVE HK. SEE ALL CORN & CANE D ELU X E vans: ... ............. ........... ........... K YOU SAVE 50% sliced 2460 PARK AVE. *11 Regular M e• a jet fuel line from Lake Mon­ roe to Sanford Naval Air Station. Douglas Stcnstrom, attor­ ney for the Key West firm, said it will negotiate with tba U. S. Navy for installation of fuel lines, oil lines and water mslns at Key West. PR IC tt GOOD THROUGH VCOMIIDAV QUANTITY RI6MT3 RESERVED -llllllMIlt L O O D r V l and it was this talent that contributed to her victory. Sponsors of tho pagenat say the contest is to deter­ mine the girl who most rep­ resents her teen-aged con­ temporaries. Miss Felber will travel some 25,000 miles throughout the country this summer in the role. The four runnersup were Connie I.ockwuod, Jamestown, Ohio; Stephanie Lee, Los Alamttoe, Calif.; Evelyn Su- .. J 4- I f 4 4, -at | r i! ,ir RP* . - t i i l r *'ll lift. �•ft M a rI fmffl Pape 8—March 28, 1984 Varied Program Given Fine Arts Department The Sanford Women’* Club preiented their 34th annual Animated Magasln* program Wednesday afternoon at their club house. Mr*. George Well*, editor in chief, used a* her theme, “Adventure* In Art.” The magaslne w u dedicated to Mr*. W. L. Gramkow, who was preiented an orchid by Mr*. C-P. Harkey, chairman of Th* Fine Art* Depart* B ent Mr*. Wade Shealy announc­ ed the numbers on the pro­ gram a* she turned th* pages of the magaslne. Julian Stenitrom, of The Sanford Herald, presented a most Intercestlng and unusual editorial on “Sanford'* Fu­ ture In th* Development of Central Florid*.” He empha­ sised th at th* S t John's Ri­ ver was Sanford’* greatest as­ s e t and stated that eventual­ ly, Sanford would be the hub of the Central Florida Em­ pire. Mr. Btenstrom also pre­ dicted that within 15 years th* Central Florida Area, comprised of Volusia, Semi­ nole, Brevard, Orange and Lak* counties, would increase In population equal to the present state population. Mrs. Joseph Mathleux en­ tertained th* members with two musical selections, "Scar1st Ribbons" and "The Ital­ ian Street Song," accompani­ ed by Barbara Brorup. In "The A rt of Flower Ar­ ranging," Mrs. Fred Ganas, pointed out ths abundance of fresh material available in Central Florida for unique flower arranging. She stated th a t the combination of green­ ery, flowers, fruit or vegeta­ bles could produce a delight­ ful effect Using a tall candle bolder as the base, Mrs. Gen­ as created a clever artistic arrangement combining Ssgo Falm, Fugl mums, other JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT STR AW Flemings Gifts - Carda • Hooka 210 E. First St. greenery and small mums. Miss Sherry Splnelll fur­ n i s h e d appropriate back­ ground music while Joseph Mathleux presented "Adven­ ture* in A rt” He defined art as being of the imagination, and putting the artist himself into the picture. Mr. Mathleux further stated th at beauty can be found in the most men­ ial task, and warned Sanford residents not to let fsst growth and development de­ stroy our natural beauty. Jack Rossman concluded the program with two aecordian solos, "Beyond th* Sea” and “Begin The Begulne,” and played the background music for the tea which fol­ lowed. Mrs. Al Hunt presided ov­ er the tea table, which was overlaid with a beautiful lace covering, centered with a lovely arrangement of white roses. Other tea hostesses as­ sisting Mrs. Hunt were offic­ ers of the social department. Hostesses for the day were officers of the General Club. W W Welcomes New Residents New residents were re-1 Shlela, from Columbus, Ga., ccntly welcomed to South Mr. and Mrs. William Tay Seminole County by Nora C. lor and children Ronny and Norris, welcome wagon Host­ Mary. Also Mr. and Mrs. Robert ess for this aica. Newcomers include Mr. Lanam from Orlando, Mr. O, C. Rutherford and son and Mrs. James Wiggins and from Cleveland, O., Mr. and children Sandra, Jamie, Da­ Mrs. W.A. Clnnnnton from vid and Kenny from Garden Knoxville, Tcnn., Mr. and Grove, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Quitman ppvis from George Cowan and children Longwood, Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Richard, Alice and Jaae bert Hoffman and children from Byrdstown, Tenn., Mr. Billy and Sbiela from Kal­ and Mra. William Sunrall from Hanford, Mr. and Mrs. amazoo, Mich. Also Mr. and Mrs. Carl William Winters and son Bill Brelin from Detroit, Mich., from Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. James Sweat, Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin James Jr., Richard, and No­ and children, Dana and Tod from Weymouth, Mass., Mr. ra Jcanlne from Lak* City, and Mrs. 8t*wart Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Warren Winfrom Chutuota, Mr. and M ri borne, Danny and Carole George Morris from Orlan­ from Jacksonville, Mr. and do, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Fred Broderick, Sand­ A n d e r s o n and daughter, ra, Ranee and Bridget Ann from Leeaburg, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanklnson from Long NEW Branch, N J . Also Mr. and Mrs. L J. CERAMIC SHOP Bruce, Jeanne, Rosanna, and GBEKNWARE Jamie from Eustls, Mr. and PAINT — GIFTS Mrs. Lowell Frasier, Dennis, IBIS French Ave, Hanford Michael and Karen from Washington, D.C., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raybon, Kathy, Ricky, Marty, Judy, and Tim­ my from Sanford, and Lt. and Mra. Ralph Hastings, Frank and David from Rota, Spain. COR. lat ft MAGNOLIA PIIONE 822-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD EGGS PLENTIFUL Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration agent, says al­ though the youngsters will have to wait until Easter to fill their baskets with egg*, homemakers can take advant­ age of th* plentiful supply now on the market and fill their shopping baskats with all they want. Eggs are an excellent bar­ gain In protein. And they make up into a host of appetlsing meatless dishes—so suitable for Lent. But even more important to th* homemaker-on-a-budget is the fact th at eggs are rel­ atively Inexpensive. NOW IS THE TIME H A V E YO U R A IR C O N D IT IO N E R C H E C K E D - SE R V IC E D O R — R E P A IR E D .... H O T W EA T H ER IS O N THE W AYI SOUTHERN AIR “EXPERT SERVICING" h Several of the ladles of Deltona enjoyed the Card Party and Fashion Show given by the Welcome Wag­ on Club of Sanford. A de­ licious variety of cakes us­ ing the St. Patrick’s Day them* was served with cof­ fee and tea. The luncheon was followed by the Fash­ ion Show—a delightful array of Spring fashions for every age group. They were all pleased when a Deltona resident, Mrs. Rlanche Miller, won one of th* door prizes, a ve­ ry sturdy and versatile set of kitchen tools. The winner at the Pinochle table was Mrs. Celeste Moore. Mrs. Kay Hollister won at Bridge and Mrs. Mildred Haney at "500,” all Deltona c.'rd players. They enjoyed the afternoon and hope the ladles of San­ ford will attend the many functions that arc being planned by the Welcome Wagon Club of Deltona. Johnson Home "THK PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” S ill PARK DR. Show Luncheon Club Meets A t JULIAN STENSTROM, Jeft, who Rave the edi­ torial at the Animoted MoRazino proRram with Mra GeorRc E. Wells, editor in chief. SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 822-8821 All Souls Women Hold Meeting Attend Fashion Lake Monroe 4-H T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRUG TO Deltona Ladies The Lake Monroe Handy Helper* 4-H club met recent­ ly with their assistent lead­ er, Mrs. ILL. Johnson, a t her home on Narcissus Avc. Patty Baker, president, pre­ sided over the important business meeting. The girls were given cook books which were used in the recent crea­ tive cooking echool held here. Patty read the group a letter from the County H.D. Agent, Miss Wilson, complimenting them on pre­ paring and serving at a re­ cent meeting of the Lake Monroe H.D. Club. The girls have been asked to serve a t waitresseca a t the coming banquet of the H.D. Club. They have decided to make new aprons for the event. The group voted on a bake sale for April 11th to be held a t the Winn Dixie etore on French end 25th St. The proceeds are to go toward aending girls to 4-H camp in June. A skit wu* prepar­ ed with Susan Dunn to be narrator, Betty Baker, Bambl Chester, Charlene Baker and Busanne Thrasher to take pert. This la being done for County Events day on April 4th. Patty will enter the public speaking contest. Eight of tha girls will mske and model clothes In the county dress revue. Next meeting of the club will be on April 1st a t the home of leader Mra. H. R. Wilton. Ih o te present were: Petty, Betty end Charlene Baker, Becky and Barbara Gowan, Joy Wilton, Yvonne Strip­ ling, Ruth Bullard, Sara Dy­ son, Susanna Thrasher, Bsmbl Cheater, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Johnson. Two new girls who were welcomed as new member* are Debbie Smith and Sue Smith. fjcUudm QihrisA ROSE CIRCLE Member* of th* Rose Gar­ den Circle enjoyed an early morning tour of tha "Bromla" Gardena, in Orlando, pre­ ceding th* monthly meeting. Mulford Foster, owner of tha gardsn answered ques­ tions and discussed tha many plants In ths gardens, some of which w«r* his own intro­ ductions. H t has collected rare plants from Mexico, Bra­ sil and other countries while on tours there. , Following tha tour mem­ bers returned to Sanford for a luncheon and business ses­ sion a t ths Capri. Mrs. CharUs Meriwether presided, in th* absence of th* president, Mra. A. W. Eppe Sr. MR. AND MRS. CLAYTON WINTER and their daughter, Mrs. Wnllace Martin, of LonRWood, have been enjoying n visit from their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Left to right front row, are Renea Corl, Mrs. Winter holding Cheryl Corl, Mr. Winter holding Clayne Bedsole ond Comllle Corl. Rack row, Mrs. Cecil T. Bedsole, of Yokota Air Force Base, Japan, Mrs. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Corl of Preble, N. Y. Easter Story Presented At Oviedo Women's Club By Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo Woman's Club recently held IU monthly luncheon and business meet­ ing at the club house. Chair­ man of the successful lunch­ eon was Mrs. A. C. Hopkins assisted by committee mem­ bers, Mmcs. Douglas Jackton, B. C. Miller, Jack Dodd, Frank Wheeler Jr., Douglas Aric, Theodore Auiin Sr. and Roxlc Evans. Artistic Easter decorations adorned the club house. The main table was covered with purple taffeta, beautifully draped and banked, and cen­ tered with white Easter lilies and an open Bible. A lavender and white cloth overlaid the president'* table, centered with a floral arrangement of lavender wlsterU and white aialeat, with candles on each tide. Tho remaining tables were decorated with tradition­ al Easter baskets. Mrs. Harold Bam ei cor­ dially welcomed the members and gucsti. The devotional was given by Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr., who Introduced Morris 8. Hale Jr., president of Orlando Junior College, as guest speaker. The Easter story was presen'ed by Mr. Hale in an un­ usual and interesting manner. He revealed the historical background of Pontious Pi­ late, the fifth of seven Roman prosecutors, who ruled over Judea from 6 to 41 a.d. Mra. J. H. Staley, treasurer, reported a $600 mortgage bal­ ance due on the club house. The area combined drivea are still incomplete, but collec­ tions to date exceed $2,153. The latest club fund raising project is selling "Dandy-DutIt." Memben of the organization accepted Mr*. Syrui B. Dauscy at an honorary member, and Mrs. Franklin F. Sloat of Windermere as a new mem­ ber. At th* last board meeting, Mrs. John Lundy, Mrs. Jam es Michael, and Mrs. Jamea Wil­ ton were appointed to the nominating committee. A re­ port from this committee w u not available at the meeting. Mra. R. W. Kites announc­ ed Uie State Woman'a Club convention will be held in Jacksonville April 13-18, MRS. R. W. ESTES i» shown with Morris S. Hale Jr., president of Orlnndo Junior College at a recent meeting of the Oviedo Women’s Club. One way to prevent acci­ dental poisonings in the home is to store the internal and external medicines on differ ent shelves of the medicine cabinet. Paste a sign on the Inside of tbe door indicating which shelf holds each. W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? w* outfit the men hi th* party, correctly , . • . comfortably. j■ JcTHrI WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTALS — SALES Open FrL Nights KING'S BEAUTY BALON Over Rousaillat'a Drug SPECIAL IS.M $10.00 Cold Wava Comp. Shampoo A Bet $LM ' Open Eve*. By AppC No AppL Nee. 322-MSS . Kotuoti MINIS W IA S Magaelia Saaford Phene 122-152$ Personals Mr. and Mrs. Horace Boardman, of North Orlando, have as their houtegueste, Mr. and Sirs. M. Dyberg and Mrs. Mary Shsnkland, all of Ken­ osha, Wi*. Current guesti a t th* home of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Reis, 44 South Devon St, North Orlando, are their son and hit wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rele Jr, of Tampa. Question: What makes T. 6. Lee products so different? Answer: QUALITY! Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Eckard, Forest Ave. Altamonte Springs, were Mr. and Mrs. Max Neel, of Detroit, Mich. EA S TER It'* no secret We coeldat hide It If w* wasted to. Urn slagl* iagredieat la all T. G. Lee Dairy products that makes them ataad out is quality. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. 222-1822 222-8452 Quality that atarte at th* farm sad continue# to your table; roasts*t, controlled quality. You'll recogaisa it ia all T. G. Lee products. Try them, and eee for youreelf. Taato th* differ**** , , , the hlg difference . . , that quality make*! STO REW ID E FR IG ID A IR E A P P L IA N C E SALE FEATURED WASHER HAS 2 SPEEDS, 3 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FAB. RIC WA8UING. M p ip t At First 4k Palmetto (Aloageido old poet offko) * Carpeta • FunUture • Ttlo • P lu m • Rental Bods ing on March 19th to be held a t St. Brendan’* Church, Or­ mond BeachRep. Fred Karl will be th* guest speaker • hi* topic will be “Expectation* for Central Florida.” Alao apeaklng will be Rev. Peter C. Nolen, President of Central Catholic High School, who will talk on "That All May be One.” The achedul* for th* dayt 9:00 A.M. Mats A Bene­ diction • St. Brendan’s Church, Ormond Beach 9:45 A.M. Breakfast - S t Brendan’s Social Hall 10:30 A.M. B u s i n e s s Meeting - Riveria Beach Motel 12:30 P.M. Luncheon • Riveria Beach Motel Anyone wishing to maka reservations, pleas* contact, Mrs. Paul Aucoln, Prealdsnt of All Souls Catholic Wom­ en’s Club. South Seminole OVER 85 YEARS Sanford Furniture Co. The All Soule Catholic Women’s Club held their rag ular monthly meeting on Mon­ day evening in th* Parish So d el Hall. Mrs. Paul Aucoln, President presided. Report* were given by the various Committee Chairmen. Mrs. John Kolarik, Chairman for the Layette, again had the layette on dit' play so that ths membership could see it before it la eent to the Deanery Meeting for judging along with the layet­ tes prepared by the other af­ filiations of the Diocese. M r s . Theodore LaTour, Chairman for th* Rummage Sale reported on th* euccest of the Sale. She also thanked the Committee that assisted her on this event. Announcement was mad* for the forthcoming Deaqpry Meeting to take place March 10th a t St. Brendan's Parish, Ormond Beach. Th* Catholic Youth Club will again assist the Women’s Club by taking care of the Easter Egg H u n t The Cath­ olic Women’* Club will do­ nate the Easter Eggs and tha Youth Club will mak* all tha other preparation* for the Hunt which will be on E aiter Sunday. Flan* were started for th* Annuel Communion Breakfast which will take plage on Sun­ day, May 8rd. M itt Edie Krygicr volunteered to be th* Chairman for this affair. The membership voted to purchase new throunds for the Parish. Mrs. John Kola­ rik volunteered to make them so that they would be ready to adorn th* statue* in Church on Passion Sunday. Tho next meeting of the Catholic Women’a Club will take place on Monday, April 6th in tha Parish Social Halt a t which tima there will be election of officers for the coming year. A delegation from All Souls Catholic Women's Club are making plana to attend tha Dioccaan Deanery meet- Medal WCDAB-3 M88 222-5888 fo r delivery. With Trade Sid Vifcka R A N D A L L E LE C T R IC 112 Magnolia Look for tklo trademark at Buford CO. Ph. 322-0111 To tN t its quality T»«te ita quality! �d% f X> March 28, 1964—P aw 8 BanTntl Rrr*H (Dsuah Gbby. • DEAR ABBY: I b*g to In* form you that the femule parakeet doei not talk. Only the male can be taught to talk. It la the mine with canaries. The femule canary will give out with an occa* ■ional chirp, but only the male canary will bur»t forth into aonr. If It will make you feel better, Abby, the female of the feathered fum11} ia more beautiful. But lela be huncat, ahe contrib­ ute* nothing and ia atrictly ornamental. KNOWS HIS BIRDS dentiat started HUMMING along with the muaic! I didn't want to upset him while he was working on my teeth, so I kept silent. I wish there were some way to let him know why I never went back to him, although he was a good dentist. FAITHFUL READER DEAR FAITHFUL: Let me help: Confidential to all dentists who use music: Ask your patients If they want music and, If so, If they have a preference. P.S.: It'a all right to whistle while you work—but don’t hum. • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band has been divorced from hla first wife for twelve years, and married to me for ten. She has never remarried. Sha still calls him on the phone, but never »t home, only at his office. I know this hecnusc I have been at his office when site's called, he claims she wranta nothing from him, and only ealla to giva him news and health repot ta on their daughter. This daugh­ ter is SM, married, In good health, and is able to take care of herself. I don’t trust this "eg." What do you DEAR KNOWS: Ia that ■o? The rooatcr dooa the crowing, but it'a the hen which lay* the egg*. • • • DEAR AIIIIY: I recently visited a young dentiat who mas recommended to me by a friend. When 1 got into the chair, rock and roll muaic started playing right in my ear. I am a matron, B8, and I never llaten to that kind of music at home aa it ia nerve-racking. I enjoy soft, svmi-clnsalrnl muaic, huwever. I debated whether 1 should ask the dentiat to ahut it off, hut decided not to aay anything. Then the j By Abigail Van Buren laajbij. tblnk she really wants? I am just about ready to let her have it. (Right between the eyesl) But I don't think that is what she has In mind, dr. yon? JOHN’S OTHER WIFE DEAR WIFE: Hardly. But she could probably use something between the ears. Your husband can’t help it If she calls him, but you might ask him how often she ealla. If aha overdoes It, It la up to HIM to straight­ en her out. • • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO •'DOUBLE A” : Let your 22-yenr-old son find hia own job. You are protecting him from the ram* hard knocks that made a man out of you. • • i Get It off your cheat For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box MOB, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • Iiate to write letters? Send one dollar to AnBY, Bov 3.K1R, Beverly llitla, Culif. for Ahby’a new book­ let, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." Onfijridqsi NORTH Vic Huggins, chairman of II A K 1011 t h e tournament committee for the Mid-South Regional AAQJIII which will be held in Durham, EA8T N. C., April 8-12, writes: “ Wo WT.ST one AQJ5I ■re going all out to have ono A* N J 10 8 7 .1 RIOS of the finest Regional tourna­ ♦ J 9 7 4 2 • AQ 1083 ments ever held.’’ ♦ K9 3 ♦ 7 Judging from my previoui SO U T H (D ) A A 0874 experience In the Carolinai, V AK 4 nothing ran be much finer ♦ 85 than a tournament there. I A 10 8 4 a in looking forward to a won­ North and South vulnerable derful time. B a « U Weal N o r t h C u t Vic also aent today's hand 1 * Par* 3 * rasa r * u 4 N.T. Pass with these comments: “ When 3 A r a il 6 * Dble V my partner took off for the »Pa*a P an Pass stratosphere, I regretted my Opening lead—AS 11-polnt opening. When East doubled the final contract of] more. six -spades, I regretted it atill | “ West opened the deuce of COsi J/lH OJomm: So your young daughter, In i her dates, want to know her early teena, thinks you | where ahe will he, and insist have old-fashioned notions be­ that parents will he at home cause you insist on meeting to act as chaperones, before you let her spend an evening at another teen-ager's house. Don't give it a second thought. Hold to >our “oldfashioned” rules. By the time your daughter goes to cotlcga, VERONA, Italy - Army chances are ahe will be just as “old-fashioned” as you are Capt. Charles L. Naegel, son in her judgment of how much of Sira. Lillian H. Naegel, De- a teen-age girl should be pro­ Barr, participated In field tected. training axrrelse King Nep­ Recently, 118 glrla, all col­ tune IV, an Allied lan d Forc­ lege freahmen, were asked es, Southern Europe (Land- their altitude* on dating ques­ south) excrciae ending recent­ tions—and their answers were surprisingly conservative. ly at Verona, Italy. More than 10 per rent dis­ Tha exercise tested the ca­ pability of th* Southern Euro­ agreed with the following pean Talk Force (STEAF) to statements: Persons between 18 and 18 provide nuclear fire support to L a n d s o u t h operations do not need to Inform (heir parent* where they will be against aggressor forces. Captain Naegel la post while dating. Even when ■ girl la below quarterm aster at the U. S. Army Garrison in Italy. The 18 it is unnecessary for her 30-year-oid officer entered the parents to meet her boy Army in August 1955 and baa friend before she first foe* been oversea* tinea October, out with him. 1161. A 1951 graduate of Shak­ It ta all right for a boy to e r Heights High School, he invite a girl to bla home when was graduated in 1955 from no one la thero — and vice Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. versa. The majority of freshman Naegel It a member of Tbeta glrla even vetoed the idea Chi Fraternity. Sanford Officer In Exercises TELEVISION Hospital Notes MONDAY P. M- B i r th s Mr. and Mrs. William M. Drew, baby girl, Air. and Mra. Paul Gosiclin, baby girl, all of Sanford Discharge* Patricia Ann Overbay, Kath­ ryn White, James C. Byrd, Lucille M. Ilamill, Henrietta Henry, Martha J . Dansby and baby boy, all of Sanford; Verdi* Delaney, Mims; Jean Maglton, king wood; Evelyn M. Norton, DcBary; Allen P. Lawrence, Chutuota; Gertrude Bartos/rk, Enterprise; San­ dra Giles and baby girl, Casselberry MARCH II Admlaslons Roger James Smith, Karen A. Haley, Alfreada S lau g h ­ ter, Lsrry Dodson, all of San­ ford; Ernest C. Baer, Del­ tona; Charles Stigg, DcBary Births Mr. and Mrs. Hans Haley, baby girl, Sanford Discharges Scot Bookman, Paggy Layton. Richard Kaylor, Myrtle Gradick, Ruby Maxine Campbell, Denny Plenge, B e l i n d a Adams,, Shirley Schilke, Mrs. Loretta, Stetkovlch and baby girl, all of Sanford; Elisabeth Cowell, Dellary; Irene Camp­ bell, Longwood MARCH 12 Admissions Roil* Lee Montclro, Robert V. Clarke, Barbara Lelsrnfelt, Veatle Whack, John Win­ ter, Thurman Smith. Nettie Lee Morgan, Paula Elam, all of Sanford; Jam es Woolsy, Geneva Discharge* Freddie M. Mobley, Elisa Pringle, Mary Lou Stinson, all of Sanford; Shirley Ithlner, Lake Monroe; Peter Y. Myhre, DcBary By Oswald Jacoby clubs. He assumed that East had doubled for a club lead and would be able to ruff. I assumed the same and fin­ essed. When my eight spot won Ihc trick, I Ini a spade toward dummy. When Writ showed out, I rose with dum. my's king, led three rounds of hearts in order to get rid of dummy's king of diamonds, and then led a low spade to dummy's ten. “East took that trick, but that was all.” It was certainly quite a slam to bring home. When I get to Durham I am going to remember not to doubt* Vic Huggins. that it was all right for boya and glrla of 14 lo go steady. So no mailer what they say, )oung teen-agers DO need — and probably even secretly want — parents to set some dating rules for them. And no matter how they talk at 15, by ia they'll be ready to ad­ mit that mama knew l>e*t when she enforced such rules, or that she made a big mis­ take when she didn't. Delicious 2 MS French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-9616 (5) (4) (41 (!) II) (I) (I) t i l l (ll 11:01 M ill 11:11 tl:ll I t :< l • Salas S*n MS T il l T:4I • :•* S:M 1:11 1:11 UAW Stuffing Wage Package ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) - Th* United Auto Workers, Armed with a 165 million strike fund, met today to shape a jumbo bundle o( wage-benefit demand* for tills summer's negotiations with the auto industry. UAW President Walter P. Reuthcr aimed at a contract package that would raise pay­ roll costs at least 4.9 per cent a yaar—roughly 15 to 18 rents an hour for nearly 600,000 production worker*. 171*1 target, about twice as big a* tha typical 1963 con­ tract aettlamant, may invite criticism f r o m President Johnson when he addresses the 2,000 delegates Monday. Johnson has appealed for moderation In bargaining this year. 17 Thi cash you need can be in your hands almost as soon aa you ask for iti What’s mors, tha payment schedule is set upto give you every possible advantage. '© fa $400 LA C. 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BoutT i l l ( I ) H ava Ou* w i l l well, Alfred Floyd, all of San­ T ra v a l <•» nitsst ford; Margaret Stephenson, ( ! ) 7.xn* C1r»v Orlando; Courtney Paige Mor- T.51 (51 Ho i J i T Kit* At Tb# I ris, DcLand; Margot PatterMavis* ( I ) T* Tall Th* T r u th • son, Lake Mary; Morris Melts ( I I O uter Limit* Jr., Lake Monroe; Ethel 1:11 (11 I t # Oat A Saarat ! Reeves, Fairmont, W. Va.; 1:5* ( ! ) W ae o n T rain ISI Tli# L u cr Show Edward, Currin, Henderson. i , l-inny Tti«m»* 1:11 («i Andy ClrKfltk S k .w | N. C. TONIGHT Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL G P ELECTRIC CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colons, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Sho&malwi C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . 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D efendant, thaaa p raaanta a re to com m and you t o a p p e a r and file yo u r A nawar or o t h e r define* or plea d in g herein with th a C lark of tha Circuit C ourt of Semlnola County, Florida, and eerve a copy t h e r e o f on P l a in t i f f 's A t­ torney. Carroll Hurke. A t t o r ­ ney a t I-aw, P O. D r a w e r Z, Sanford. Florida, on or b e fo re the ld lh day of April. A. D. D l l . o r o th e r w is e decree pro confeeeo will be e n te r e d a g a in s t you. The Sanford H erald la deeI(mated ae a newrepaprr of g e n e r a l circulation In which thle c ita tio n ehall be publlehe.l once each w eek for four e o n e e r u tt r e weeks. W ITN E SS my hand and of­ ficial aeal of the Clerk o f th e Circuit Court on thle th a 15th day of March. A. D. 1*44. (SEAL) A r t h u r It. Reckw lth J r . C lerk of the Circuit C o u r t Dy: M a r th a T. Vlhlen, DC. Carroll l rlie. Suita SIS. . ' i i f o r d A tlantia National Rank tiu tldln s, P.O. D r a w e r Z. Sanford. Florida. A tto rn ey for Pla intiff. Publlehi March II. 11, M and April I CD8-17_________________________ in t h e c i R c i r r c o u r t o r NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR C t ’I T O F T H E W TtTE o r F I.O R D A IN AN D F O R l E N I . SOLE COUNTY C l t A N C E H T NO. I M t ( THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ST. PETERSBURG. a Na­ tional B a n k in g Aaeoclatlon. P la in tiff, Va FELTON NE E SM tT H. a« an. a t e , at ala. D e fe n d a n ts N O T IC E o r S t I T T H E STATE O F F I.O R ID A l TO» FELTON N EESM ITH and DIANNE NEESMITH. a nd HOWARD BERRT and EVA R. B E RRT. and H E N R T M. HOFFMAN T ou a r a he reb y notified t h a t a Mult hae baen filed a g a l n e l you and each of you. by CITI­ ZENS NATIONAL RANK O F HT. PE T ERSBURG , a Nallon* al B a n k in g Aaeoclatlon, P l a in ­ t if f in the nbova e n title d cause: a n d t h a t you a r a h e r e ­ by require d to file y o u r An• wer with th a C lerk of t h is Court, a n d to se rve a e o p r th e r e o f upon tha P l a in t i f f o r P l a i n t i f f s Attorney, wr h o a a nam e a nd a ddress le: A L B E R T C. W E R L T . A tto rn e y a t Law . Ill 1 C e n tra l Avenue, SL P e te r s b u r g , Florida, not l a t e r than April 7th, lt44. I f you fall to do ao, Dcarea Pro Confeieo will be e n te r e d a g a i n s t you for th a re lief de­ m anded In the Com plaint. T h a n a t u r e of said s u it b e ­ ing for f o r e c lo iu r e of m o r t ­ g a g e recorded In Official Record- Book I I I . page 117. P u b ­ lic Records of Sem lnola Coun­ ty, Florida, c o v erin g : Lot 11*. OAKLAND 1IIUL8, a cc o r d in g to p l a t thereof, recorded In P la t n o o k 15, p a g e s I I A 14. Public R i corda o f Semlnola Cuuuiy, F lo rid a: t o g e t h e r w ith the f o llow ing described Item s of p ru p a riy which e r e located In a n d p e r ­ m a n e n tly Installed aa a p a r t of tha I m p ro v e m e n t! a n said land: J a c k s o n Oaa Hot W a t e r H e a le r , Model C i l l , S e r­ ial No. I l t l l W ITNESS my hand a n d th a seal of this Court, a t Hanford. Semlnola County, Florida, thla t t h day of March, A. D. l i l t . (COURT SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r C lark of tha C ircuit C o u rt Ry: M a rtha T. Vlhlen D e p u ty Clerk A LBERT C. W E R L T , A ttorney a t Law, M41 C e n tr a l Avenua Ht. P e te r a b u r g . F lo r id a Publleh Mar. I. I I , 11, M. 1»M CDH -U'________________________ ti IN THE C IR C U IT COU RT, NINTH JU D IC IA L C IRC l IT O F F L O R I D A IN A ND FIMA ■ C R I N O I . E COUNTY. C H A N C E R Y NO. IM JS Ij F E D E R A L NATIONAL WORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration, F la ln llfi LAWRF.NCE and SOPHIA hi* wife. GREENLEE GREENLEE, Defendant* N O T IC E O F S U I T IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TOi LAWRF.NCE H. G R E E N ­ LEE and SOPHIA A. GREENLEE. hl» w If-, whoea realdanca a n d a d ­ dre ss a r a unkn o w n . TOU ARE II E II E B T NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a C om pla int t a foreclose a c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r in g tha follow ing daecrlbed re al p r ope rty, t o - w l t t LOT 71 of LONGDALE SUBDIVISION a c c ording to P l a t t h e r a e f aa recorded la P l a t Book II. P a g a I I . a f th a Public Records of Semlnola County, Florida, h a s bean filed a g a l n e t you la the a bove-styled suit, th e s h o r t title or which le F e d e ral Na­ tiona l M o r tg a g e Aaeoclatlon. a C orporation o rg a n is e d u n d e r an Act of C o n g re ss and a gle tIng p u r s u a n t t a tha F e d e r a l National M o rtg a g e A e e o d a t lo a C h a r te r Act, h a v in g Its p r i n ­ cipal office In tha C ity ' o f W as h in g to n . D istr ic t of CV1umbla. P la in tiff, varaua, L AW ­ RENCE S. G R E E N L E E g n C SOPHIA A. G R E E N L E E , hla wile. D e fe n d a n ts a n d you a r a re q u ire d to se rvo a copy o f y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r p le a d ­ ing to t h a Com pla int on P l a i n ­ tif f 's A ttorney, Mack N. Claveland.*Jr., Suite 111 S anford At­ la n tic National B ank Building, Sanford, F lorida, a nd file the o r ig in a l A nawar or eth tr p lea d in g In th a office of tho C lark of th a C ircu it C o u r t on or bafora t h a 7lh day of April A. D. n e t . I t you fall to do ao, a decree pro conteseo will be ta k e n a g a i n s t you t o r tho re lief dem anded In th o C o m ­ plaint. T h is Notice shall be p u b ­ lished once a w e e k f o r f o u r consecutive w e e k s In T he Henford H erald, o n e w s p a p e r c i r ­ c u la ted In Semlnola C ounty. Florida. D a ted thla t t h d a y a f March, A. D. 1111, (SEAL) A r t h u r H. R eckw lth, J r C lark of C ircuit Court llyi M a r th a T. Vlhlen. DC. Mack N. Cleveland, J r . a n d C arroll B u rk e A t t o r n e y s (or P i a U U f f F. O. D r a w e r X Sanford, Flo rid a Publish Mar. », II, I I , I t . H i t C D S-It O I) I« Ih o o it, til u - �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald ’Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l FA 2-5612 1. Lo«t & Found Phone Classified 6. For Rent Ob* FOUND: Pair of eyeglasses Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave Apply 5-6:30. Baseball Stadium. Owner m ay claim by paying (or ad. 122-1725 after 5:30 p.m WE L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 LOST: Torque wrench be­ W. F irit St. From Sanford Exchange tween 27th <r Magnolia A RENT A BED 25th k Park. If found please RoCaway, Hospital A Baby call 322-6177. B*4s. By Day, Waok, or Month if. N o tic e s • P e rs o n a ls Ph. FA 2-3181 111 W. lit St. From Seminole County INCOME TAX SERVICE CARROLL'S FURNITURE 0 . M. Harriioni 1311 Palmetto 9. For Sale or Rent 322-8827 322-7948 FURN. House Ir Slnford. Ph Orlando 423-8111 or Apopka NOT LONG DISTANCE 886-4849. Repalri, p arti; Electrolux Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay 3 BR., 2 Bath, Fla. Rm. 113 RESPONSIBILITY: GE, etc. Cleanera sold, ex E. Coleman Circle. Rent The Herald win not be re- changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 $150 mo. Ph. $23-0887. epeailhls for more then one P i n Ava., Sanford, Phone locorrect laiertloa of your ad, FA 14783. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON and reserve* the right to re LAKE. Call e v e n i n g rite or reject any advertise VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL 322-1887. REPAIRS - SALES — meat from what ordered U 3 BR. house Inquire 817 CaU ALL MAKES esnJsrai H the policies of this lias Drive. ____ Phone 322-2213 P‘P « . •inforh frralb March 23, 1964—Page 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Situations Wanted SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Vacuum Cleaner Office 204 W. First FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles Tot Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 86-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles • Scooters 89. Trailers . Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT o r T i l r. NINTH JU DICIAL CIR C t ’IT OK THH STATS* OK FLORDA IN AND FO R SKNf NOLK COUNTY CHANCERY NO. 1 U I I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK o r s t . rK TK nsnuBO , • n » tlonxl B a n k in g A I M 'l f 'l o n , Vs. T ER R IL L •U, F U ln t lff. R. DEAN, tie ., «t P*ff ndxnt*. NOTICE OF SUIT T H H I T A T R O F FLORIDA! TOi V E R R IL L R. DEAN And K A T H E R IN E S. DEAN And a n y unknow n apouaaa. hair*, grant***. aaalgn**a. Irlnora, rrad lto rs, trust***, o r o th * r c la im a nt* by. t h r o u g h , under or again*! V E R R I L L R. DEAN t n d K A T H E R IN E 0. DEAN, a n d / o r th* raal p ro p a rty ■u h j r c t r n a t t t r of thl* •ult. ▼ou ar* h»raby notlflad t h a t A Suit haa baan fllad agalnat you and *aeh of you, by C1TIXKNS NATIONAL BANK OF ST. PETEItSRURO. a National B a n k in g AaaeelAtlon, P la in tif f In t b t a b o t# t n t l t l . d raua*: and t h a t you ar* h t r a h y raq u lrsd to fit* y o u r A n a w tr w i t h th* C lark of thl* Court, a n d to t#rv* a ropy th«r*of upon th* P la in tiff o r P la in ­ t i f f * A l t o r n t r . whoa# nam* a n d addraaa l i t A L B E R T C. W E R L T . A t t e r n t y a t K*w, K i t C e n tra l A»*nu*. Ht. P»t* *r*kurg. Florida, nut la te r t h a n a A p r l l Ttb, H i t . I t you fall to do to, D u r r * P r o Couf***o will ha «nt*r*4 a g k ln a i you for tko rallaf datnanded In th* C om etelat. Th* n a lu r * of aald ault b«Ina for for*flnaur* of m o rtg a a * recorded In Official It*rord* Rook H I . P*a* H I . P u b ­ lic R arurda of Mmilnnl* C oun­ ty. Florid*, covering: Lot 10. OAKLAND IIILLg. a cc o rd in g to plat thereof, recorded In P la t Ilook t l . page 11-4. Public Record* of Bemlnol* County, F l o r ­ ida: to g e t h e r w ith th* following dcei-rlbed Iteme of properly which a r* located In and pertn v n rn tly Inetalled o* • p e r t of th* Im provem ents on aald land: J a c k s o n (la* Hot W a te r H e a t e r with ducte. Model f i l l Serial No. atiOO W ITNESS my hand and th* seal of title Court, a t Sanford. Bamlnnl* County, Florid*, thla i t h day of March. A. D. 1**4. (COURT SEAL) A r t h u r II. R e rkw lth. Jr.. C l e r k of th* C ircuit Court U r: M t H h a T. Vlblen D r p u ty C lrrk ALDKIIT C. W ERL T , A tt o r n e y a t Law SS41 Ce ntra l Avenue Bl. P e te r s b u r g . Florid* Pu llvh Mar. >. 1«. I I . *®. *»«• CUB-11 FURN. Apt. 600 Park Ave. 3-Room furo. apt., water lnd $80 mo. SIS Park Ave. Modern 2 Rm. Apt. 601 Pal metto. 322-1374 or 5492. NEW I BR. bouse, kiL equip. $76 month. 322-3685. 3 BR. Furn. house. 818 Rosa 11s Dr. $90 mo. Ph. 322 5984, or after 5:30 p. m. 322-5577. F u n . efficiency apt., for l or couple, lights A water lncl. $45. 323-7399. 1 BR. furn. apt. Quiet neigh borhood. Ph. 322-1482, 9-5:30. 322-4501 other times. Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty 3&4 12. Raol Estate For Salt 12. Real Batata For Salt GREENBRIAR 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 1)4 baths, Choice lots available In cent, heat, alr-cond. $450 Down, $84 mo. 322-6513. Graanbriar of Loch Arbor overlooking golf courts Custom building to your ROBERT A. WILLIAMS specifications. Greenbriar Realtor developed by Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. K1NGSWOOD FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bklg BUILDERS, INC. NORTH ORLANDO, 3 BR, 1 202 Fairmont Dr. bath, screened porch, fenc­ FA 2-8074 ed yd. $100 down. 322 7686. Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 2rd k Park Ave. Phone 322-5841 Confidentially We believe this a perfect Home for Retirement. Less than 5 blocks from Grocery, Drug, Dime, Auto Parts, llkrdwsre Stores, etc. $10,600 TOTAL For this 3 Bedroom FURN­ ISHED Home. $500 Down and $75 per mo. SO U TH W A RD INVESTMENT 116 N. Park k REALTY 322-9173 LUXURIOUS — EXCLUSIVE Situated In Idyllwlidc, this custom constructed 2 Bed­ room, 2 Bath home of mo­ dern dealgn Is complete In every detail. To describe 1U floor plan, Its landscaping, and many extras would be impossible! It must be seen to be fully appreciated, with Its many rooms all over* looking the fenced In patio, the lovely landscaped lawn complete with automatic control iprlnkllng, and the extras which naturally In­ cludes central air and heatl Small 5-room frame house, For an early Inspection, ring 322-2420. We hive the Keyl praclically finished, comer iots, good water, near Another "Finer Home", ex­ SOFT LIGHTS, clusively listed with school, in Paola. $2,950 and SWEET MUSIC buyer pays all paper Irani SHIMMERING POOL far. 321-0311. The comforts of a 4-bedroom Homo, tha luxury of a hug* master bedroom, the warm, 322-2430 secure feeling that a big Small, neat 2 BR, 1 Rath 2505 Park Dr. flraplaca gives In the win­ home, with carport on love­ FIND ly shaded lots. Good garden ter, th* convenience of * EASTER EGGS spot. Urge kitchen with break In your own back yard with $7,500 - TERMS fast bar, and the fun of 5 Oak trees. This 4-Bedroom a covered swimming pool Home his full ceramie tile with underwater lighting and bath with large bullt-ln lin­ loft HI-FI music — These en closet. Separata dining pleasures, and many more FA 2-1101 IT-82 at H law ithi room • Kitchen • Utility can be yours, Sea this 12. Real Estate For Salt Room • Patio • Flrred Walla. $36,000 Beauty today! 3 BR-, D4 bath home. As­ $150 Down FHA. $63 month­ 8TEMPER AGENCY sume payments. 323-5456. ly piui taxes ft Insurance. 1818 S. French Will consider vacant lota In 322-4991 DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazzo trade. floors, elec, heat, air-cond., built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 Johnny Walker, Broker 822-8467 for Appointment W. T. Corbett, Raal Estate, IN T H E CIRCUIT COUNT OF 688-4791. LAKE MARY, New 2 Br.. THF. NINTH JU DICIAL C l * . Cl IT IN AND FO R BF.MInice kitchen, cent, heat, tile NOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. bath, set-ln grove. New low CIIANCKRY NO. 11*11 UN ITED MORTQAOKR S E R ­ price. Owner. 322-4868. 2585 Park Dr. 322-2420 NEAR TOWN Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS h ereby given t h a t I a n t n g a g a d In bualneea a t B a stard , Raailaola c o u n ty . Florida, u n d t r th* flrtlllou* nam* *f. Vlllan* Im port* Co a nd t h a t I Inland to reglater aatd nam* w ith th* Clerk of th* C ircuit Court, Seminole County, F lorida, In aeeordanr* with tho provision* of th* Flotltloua Nam* s ta tu te * , t o ­ VICING CORF., ll! Section I IS 0 S Florid* ru titiff S tatute* 1SIT. Big: W. E. Vlhlen IIKNIlT SCHMIDT *t ux and Publish t Mar. II, 10 Apr. 4. IS K ENN ETH SCHMIDT at us. lilt Defendant*. CDS-14. NOTICE O F a i ' I T IN MtHtTOAOR roR R C L O SU H H SMALL CL AIMS r o l ' H T SCHMIDT and • E N I X O L H CHUNTY, FL O R ID A TOi IIENltY K A T H E R IN E A. SCH­ MIDT. hla wife, M A nU A RE T K. BAUM HACK. HE MORNCR i Plain tiff, lie?* Lie*tie G renada lllll*. C a lifornia A* L. DRUMMOND, TOi KE N N ET H II. HCIIMIDT D e frndanl. and LUCILLE U. SCH ­ NOTION OF SALE MIDT. hi* wife, TO t A. U DRUMMOND REaiDENCK i Orlando, F lo r id a SI Ridge Road Ry v ir tu * o f a n execution, Danbury, Connecticut leeued out and under the #»*1 T hi a r e he reb y notified t h a t of th* abova captioned court, Complaint to forerloeo # upon Ju d g m e n t rendered and c ertain m o r tg a g e e n cum bering dockated In Seminole County, th* following deecrlbed reel Florid*. In f a v o r o f th* p ill* - properly, lo -w lt: l i f t a nd a g a l n a t th* captioned Lot I. OAKLAND IIILLg defendant, w hich execution ADDITION, a c c ording to wae directed a n d delivered to th* plat thereof ■* r e c o r d ­ me ae s h e r i f f In a n d for eald ed In F l a t Book IS. Peg* county. I have levied upon »«, Public Record* of all r ig h t, title and Intereel of Hemlnole County. Florid*. th* eald de fenda nt, A. !- h*e been filed e g e l n e t yen In Drummond. In and In th* fo l­ tb* *bov* etyled eult. end you low ing deecrlbed personal p r o ­ ere required to eerv* * copy p e r ty : of your A n e w t r o r o th e r 1»S7 R e n a u lt four door Pleading to th* Com plaint on aedan. ID No. IIISSSS I’lilntlff*a attorney*, A N tlE llNolle# It h e r e b y given, that HON. Itt'HII, DEAN A DOWNt. th* undersigned, sh e riff ae DKH. IIS Keel C e n tr a l llouleaforeeald. will sell the above v*rd. u rle n d n . Florid*, and deeerlbed p r o p e r l y to lit* high- flit th* a r lg ln e l Anewer or eel bidder, fur cask, a t public other P le ading I* lb* office auction, a t th a main door of of th* C lerk of th* C ircuit the Seminole C ounty Court Court on or before tb* l l e t House, la th a City of Hanford, day of March, IStt. If you S ta te of Florida, on th* Seth fell to do *o, * decree pro day of April, ISIt, between ronft**o will be ta k e n e g e ln e t th* ho u rs of I t i t o o'clock In you for tho re lief dem anded the forenoon a n d J:*» o'clock in th* ComplaintIn th* a fte rnoon, of t h a t day. Thl* Nolle* *hall be publlehIn aatlefy th* said execution, *d once * w t a k for four contogether with In te r e st and •erutlvo week* I* the Sanford cost* thereon. Herald. DATKD thl* ITIb day of DATKD t h is l l t h day of March, l i l t . Fe brua ry, l i l t . (SEAL) J. L Hobby. Sheriff. Mentlnole County A r t h u r H. Backwlth. J r . u y i J a m e s J . S in g leta ry Clark af C ircuit C o u rt H r: M a rtha T. Vlhlen Deputy S he riff D eputy Clerk Fuhlleh S t t r r h IS. I* A April I'utdiih Mar. S. I, IS, 21. l i l t . a. is. :»((. CUit-I CDS-iT SPINET PIANOS Stenstrom Realty d e a d l in e s 3. E d u c a tio n - I n s tru c tio n II. Heal Estate Wanted STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru F r l • a F. M. day U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TE3T8I WILL BUY DIRECT from befsrs isisrUes. Mia. - fa t. Moo-Woman l l and over. Se­ Owner a tract of high land with adequate Lak# frontcure jobs. High pay. Short l i t . Please state location, houri. Advancement. Thou CLASSIFIED INDEX alia, price A terms. Address aandi of Jobs open. PreP. O. Box 1043, Winter Park. 1. Lo«t ft Found aparatory training until ap pointed. Experience usually WANTED. Lots or land on 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction unneceiaary. FREE inform So. Sanford Ava. Consider atlon oa Job*, sslaries, re­ house. Reasonable. Phone 4. Transportation quirements. Write today giv 332 5888. 5. Food ing name, address and 6. For Rent phone. Lincoln Service, Box 12. Real Estate For Sale 6A Special Notices S3, Sanford Herald. 7. Business Rentals 3 BR. Home, Study, 1)4 8. Beach Rentals 6. For Rent Baths, large Family Rm. in 9. For Sale or Rent good neighborhood; includ FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie 10. Wanted to Rent lng steve, refrif., room airCowan. 322-4013. conditioner, washing m a­ 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale S BR. house, kit equipped, chine A rugs. Really ter­ rific buy) Monthly pay­ 13. Mortgage Loans $75. 322-5303. ments $83.50. 14. Insurance K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, 15. Business Opportunity CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Inc. 16. Female Help Wanted 1 BR., Furn. A pt with Pvt. FA 2-8074 17. Male Help Wanted bath, 117 S. Park Avo. 18. Help Wanted 3 BR, 2 Bath CB home, 305 2 Rm i., furn. $55 lnd. water, 19. Situations Wanted Satsuma Dr., R a v e n n a elec. No peti. Ph. 322-8016. 20. Babysitters Park. 21. Beauty Salons Furn. Apts., 115 French Ave., 22. Build - Paint - Repair $55 mo. 322-6530. 23. Building Materials 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 24. Electrical Services 1-ROOM efficiency apt. with 1, 1H, A 2 BATHS pvt. bath and ahower, suit DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 25. Plumbing Services able for couple or single 26. Radio ft Television person or retired. All utili­ 27. Special Services Low Monthly Payments ties Included In rent. Ideal 28. Laundry Service For Complete Information ly located on First St., with­ 29. Automobile Service See Or CtU Your in 1 block of 2 free parking 29A. Auto Accessories lots and shopping center. In 80. Machinery - Toole quire at Manual Jacobson 31. Poultry • Live stock Dept. Store, 211 E, First St. 31A. Pets SALES BROKER 34. Artlcloo For Sol* 6-HOOM house, store bldg., 2 Work wanted. Days. 322-7053 LIGUSTRUM in cam. 1320 comer lots. 1)4 blocks off Myrtle. 322-5504. Want a wonderful Spinet for French. $7,500. $3,000 down, Colored m tid wants day work. ORANGE TREES an ecooomy price? Streep’* Has own car. Ph. 322-2454 $81 mo. 709 W. 9th St. bar* tho loveliest you've Nice big tree* with fru it after 4 p. m. ever seen. Brand new, Com* pick them out ft we will plant. DAVIS' NURSguaranteed 15 y e a n , on 20. Babysitters THE5 TIME TLM TESTED FIRM Sale for only $475 complete ERY, 322 5082. 116 N. Park a Ava FA 3-8133 BABYSITTING in my borne Including deUvory. Choice of BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ 621-2274. hind-rubbed decorator wal­ kee stock. All other kinds EVERETT A. H A R P E R nut or mahogany . . . Ph. of Nursery shrubbery and AGENCY, Raaltor, Insurer. 21. B *nutjr Orlando 424-2401 for Home tree*. KHA VA Sales Broker. 2465 ahowing without obligation, PERMANENT SPECIAL! S. P a r k Av«. 322 2264, Our Budget Wave Now $8.93 Gray Shadowi Nursery or visit Streep’s at 441 N. 322-2285. 6 Ml. S. on Sanford Avo. Orange. Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotal EASY TO ACQUIRE S3. F s rn ltw r* SINGER SLANT NEEDLE Z Phone 322 8526 • ra y only $696 Down, $88 par HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK WANTED reliable couple to Like new 8ewing condition. take up monthly payments month, and assume existing Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also Zigzags, buttonholes, mono­ of $13.50 on 2 complete loan. Captivating $ Bed grams, etc. Balance now tvenlngi. 3 Senior stylists rooms of furniture. CtU rooms and den, plus many due: $82.20 or $7.10 month103 S. Oak. 322-ST4S. TE 1-1611, Casselberry, col­ ly. FuUy guaranteed. Call extras, near everything at lect. 2427 Laurel Avenue. Another Special By Popular'Demand now for Free Homs Trial. •'Fine* Horn*," exclusively Our Budget Wavs Spec. $6.95 Liberal trade for old m«* 1 FREE ESTIMATE Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop listed with Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ chine. Ph. 323-7488. 31b Palmetto Ave. 122-0884 ovating. New ft Used Furni­ SANTORD CARPETS, ture. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. 26. Plumbing R#nrl*o* UNOLEUM ft TILE CO. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. Quality Installations PLUMBING FA 2-2117. 127 W. 1st St., Ssnford 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 Contracting Repairs 322-32U Sell Us Your Furniture. Free F.stimates FREE ESTIMATES Quick Service With tbs E. L. HARVEY MAR. SPEC. Ladles' tennla Cash. SUPER TRADING BEDROOM HOUSES 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 shoes, Reg. $2.98, Now $1.98, POST. FA 2-0677. IMMEDIATE Army-Navy Surplus. 27. Special Service* OCCUPANCY Used furniture, appliances, 160 torn caged Poultry man­ Air-Conditioning Optional PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, tools, ate. Bought - Sold. ure. Very reasonable in As Low as $350 Down and all types Home Repairs. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford large quantities. TE 8-1833. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK All Work Guaranteed Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. LAKE MARY A. J. ADCOCK 35. Articles Wonted West on 25th St. and For the biggest selection of General Contractor Left on Lake 31ary Blvd. nearly new and used furni­ WANTED! Citrus fru it Lergo 322-9358 ture, see NoU's Furniture or small amounts. Bonded 2 Miles PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee ManeBrokerage In Casselberry 322-2744 Rebuilding • Retelling field. FA 2-4244 on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. and FREE ESTIMATES LAKE WAYMAN 36. Automobile* - Truck* 34. Articled For Sale GENE CUMBAA HEIGHTS 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. LONGWOOD Carpets dean easier with the '63 Rambler Classic, 4-d*., South on 17-92 — 6 ml. white, straight shift, radio, Blue Lustre Electric ShamP A I N T I N G . Inside. Out, excellent condition. $200 (2 blocks Northwest of Large, Small. Call Bob pooor, only $1 per day. CarLongwood Plaza) take over payment* of $56 roll’s Furniture. 323-0742. mo. Write, Sanford Herald* 13.6 Cu. FL refrigerator with SHEAFER'S Box 70. separate door freezer, $75. CLOCK ft WATCH REPAIR SAVE |160 Fibreglass draperies, 1All typea clocks ft watches Ph. 838 3911 repaired. Pick up ft deliv­ 154x72 and 1-108x106, $30. By doing a little work your­ 16. Female Help Wanted ery. self. 1958 6-cyl., rind, shift , Phone 838-3586. Chevrolet, new tlrae. Only 113)4 Elm 322-3231 ENCYCLOPEDIA - W o r l d $300. Phone 322-7501. FOR REPAIRS ft PAINT­ Scope,' 20 vola. lncl. 1963 or Yearbook. $30. Park Ave. '54 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan, auto, ING: Phone 322-5428. RftH, very clean. 40! W« Trlr. Ct., Lot 93. Tractor mowing ft Grading 20th. 522-3195. Matching Maple dble. dresser CaU FA 2-7831. and ft 3 chests, Chrome dinette 1954 Chevrolet sedan delivery Piano Tuning and Rspalr panel truck. Priced rig h t set, full size Maple crib, GE W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 dryer, Childrens' toys. Ph. 322-7434. 322 6499 after 5 p.m. NEED A PICTURE I BUYING A DeBary Manor haa an open­ Call Bill Vincent at USED CAR? Take over payments of 4 ing for you; „ ... Tha Sanford Herald FINANCE IT WITH U> rooms of like new furniture. 1) If yoti ar* abova average I. D. Portraits, Commcrrlsl, ♦ Low Interest R ites $31.39 mo. 603 Mattie St., and capability Parties ft Gatherings, ♦ Low Monthly Pay meats Sanford. 2) If you enjoy working dir Small or Large. FLORIDA STATE BANK ertly with patient* Furniture ft Brie-a-brac of rAST SERVICE 3) If you are public rela Day 322-2611 - Night 322 0922 entire estate to be sold. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE This Is a lifetime collection Notice Is hereby given by th* tiona minded. CONCRETE PLACING of primitive antiques. See­ undersigned tb it on Wed­ ft FINISHING nesday, April I, 1884, at ing la believing I Com* out If you have these qualities 77-92 to Wsgon Wheel An­ 10:00 a.m. at 101 South Elm and good references, Della ry Specialise Patios, Driveways Work Guaranteed tiques ft Packard's resi­ Avenue, Sanford, Seminole Minor Is willing to vey ac­ FREE ESTIMATES County, Florida, Public Bel* dence in Casselberry. cordingly. HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. of ■ 1963 Pontiac Catalina READY MIX CONCKETE 322-1807 two-door Sport Coupe, bear­ Patios, Floor, Free Estimates ing S e r i a l Number SPRING SPECIAL: Air-con- Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, N u rB in g 663P2S391I will be held, for dltion pre-season service, sand, cement, rock, pipe, cash, to the highest bidder. window unit only, $7.60. Ph. steel, grass* traps, dry Inspection thereof may b* 822 8350. SO N. 17-92 wells. Stepping stones. made it 101 South Elm Denary, Florida 868-4438 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Need a Painter? 322-3090. Avenue, Sanford, Seminole 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 County, Florida, th* plec* 17. Male Http Wonted WELlft DRILLED, PUMPS, of storage. 2 G ti -spies heaters. Exc. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Insurance Agent. Age 21-63. National Bank 0 ! Detroit, 111 cond. Both for $23. 322-5738. All Types end Slsss Fla. resident 1 yr. Phone Woodward Avenue, Detroit, We Repair and Service 241 6501 Orlando, 2608 N. 1 Complete Public Address Michigan, J . L. GrocbolskJ, S T I N E Orange. system, Installed on your Assistant Manager. Machinery and Supply Co, car, ready to operate, $123. A-l TV Technician with equip­ 207 W- 2nd St. PA 2-8412 Just right for politicians or 87. Boata • Motor* ment. Hava apace for t grocery stores. Mac's Elec­ permanent business In TV ft For FAST TAXI SERVICE Gateway To The Waterway Radio Servicing. Bill's Bar­ call Homer Little at Grey­ tric Svc., 322-0744. gain Barn, 1300 GrapevlUe hound Bus Station. 322-1421 GUNS. New ft Used. Large H obson S p o rtin g G oods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Ave., 123-1807. or 322 0993. selection. Will trade, also $04-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-6841 repair. Tackle sold ft re­ Young single man for full­ 29. Automobn* Service paired. Used boats tnd mo­ 15 ft. Flberilae* Orlando Clip­ time work, asslatlng Food tors. Osteen Bridge Fish per, 33 hp. Johnson, Till Service Mgr., Nivel Air Camp ft Gun Shop. trailer. Ph. 322-4104. Station Exchange. Good re­ ferences for salary of $40 Hearing Aids, like new. Will SKI RIG, 15', 38 h.p. Johnson per wk. plus ovarii me. Ap­ Senkarik Glass and Paint sacrifice. Ph. 322-7434. elec., trailer, and extras, Company ply in person. $550. 1422 S. Willow. 222-12791 110 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Man 21 years or over to work COHEN RADIATOR SHOP ROUND ItOmilN MACHINE with our manager tn the Free Inspection, estimates, (Rental Machine) area of Central Florida. Car pickup, delivery, Rccuring Reduced 25% required. Out Monday A. M. ft repairs discounted. Call Singer Representative to Friday P. M. each week. 211)6 E. 3rd. 322-3443 WX 0800 $105 per week salary with added weekly Incentive pay. Auto Glass, Tep* 21" TV*. $20 up. 700 W. 9th, Permanent position. Write ft Sea* Covsra Ph. 322 9793. Mr. II. V. McCulla, P. O. SLANT-O-MATIC Box 11171, Tampa, Fla. In­ Sewing Machine. Automatic clude In letter complete Zig Zag. Makes fancy 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 name, address, phone num­ stitches, buttonholes, sews ber, and age, and date you ALL WORK GUARANTEED on buttons, monograms, etc. would he available to start 81. Poultry • Livestock Fully guaranteed. Take up training (with pay) and payments of $9.12 mo. Lib­ work if accepted. Interview 80 Hives of bees. Good extra eral trad* for your old m a­ Income. 322-1002, $-1. 648 4334 will be arranged with you chine. Call for Free Home in the nsar future. after S. Trial 322-7481. S t Johns Realty 322-5612 425-5938 32. Flowers • Shrubs Legal Notice V A - FHA Property Manafremtnt ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful t , I, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To mak* the bast home buy, tee '|W VA - F it A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty BARGAIN DAYS If you are interested In Real Estate at a bargain price read this! Commercial site, zoned C-l for neighborhood commercial enterprlie. Ap­ praised value, $5500. Cash price for Immediate sale, $3500. Investment opportunity. 370 feet on 4-lane Highway, Orange City acceia road to expressway 1-4. Can be pur­ chased today for 91700 cash. Beautiful Home in Maitland, owner has $88,000 Invest­ ment, 2700 square feet of quality construction with svary convenience, yours today for $27,600. Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. C oin Or Laundry S& H LAUNDERAMA $100 DOWN Glass Enclosed Clean and Comfortable $16 MONTH 3 • Hrdroom Home 9 A LD. CAPACITY * |( c WINTER PAHK Corner Lee ItJ. and 17-12 Phone 644-0321 Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Trained Nurses Aides DeBary Manor Home Retirement Center AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SING ER AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. WABUKUi I II W. 27th 8T. Rue ft Ht-rb Ixieehelt, Owner* 341 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITYHOMES 19. Situations Wanted 32. Flowers - Shrubs SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Gloriose Daisy plants, Rcasonsbls. Ph. 322-6112. cants doz. 322-4124. 322-2420 Offloa FA 22118 NlgM PA 2-0848 123 0788 1324 Park Dr Sanford. Fte CUSTOM REALTY LMN Enterprises, Inc. LAKE M A R Y Muet eel) Lskrfront (IIS f t frontal*) 8 room horns. 3 full tile baths — bullt-ln t i l l bath, 8 errsentd porches. Self contained m eet apt. Garage with overhead door. Tropical rntranco court. Largo terrace 20x50 f t , with barbecue facing Inho. P.lectrie radiant heat. Rome fur* nDhlngs. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Beautifully land­ scaped. Fruit trees. Many other outstanding features. Will sell at much below construction root. 129.988. Open for Inspection. Clermont Ave. I*. O. Box 216, Lake Mary. Phone 322-1834. 21 Bfiforo y o u b u y . . see vn [c.r ~ :/ • rttflNMW rtMMlNS • AMI OMAIl( WAS»<m • All If Vi. IU IsKflbS | to th s & M * tag $49-27 8 S I S ,' 8 Tats Inti off at tiwl D IC K ’S CALL fM -4451 APPLIANCE SERVICE •1$ Hanford Avo- 822-7438 MACKtS 8104- DIVISION 7441 OIUONA 8|*P8ii>Tgi I i \ 0{s 1 .1 .1 J fl W jI ' 1 f* 1J _____ ms JL . j - 1.5 �ff* VtoTorB WrrsIB Pass 12—March 28, 1984 R A T H 'S B LA C K H A W K PICTSW EET FROZEN H O N E Y G LA Z E D By M aryam Mil** Colorful faahlona designed for tha Easter Season were shown through courtesy of Carol’s Dress Shop of Longwood Plasa for 40 members snd guests of tha 8outh Sem­ inole Welcome Wagon New­ comers Club a t last Thurs­ day's meeting a t tha Villa Nora In Winter Park. The meeting opened with cards a t 10 a. m. and lunch­ eon, served a t 12:30 p. m., was followed by the Fashion Show. N arrator was Mrs. Catherine Wesley. Models were Mrs. Millie Pitman, Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, Mrs. Marie Boardman, Mrs. Hannah Mitchel, Mrs. Margie Mount and Mrs. Jerry Eckard. Door prise was won by Mrs. Nan Peterson. Card prises went to Mrs. Irene Blanchard, first bridge | Mrs. Frances Cordell, second bridge; Mrs. Lucille Crowell, first canasta snd Mrs. Juanita Moore, seoond canasta. L**t date on which tax­ payer* may pay 1863 taxe* without penalty will be March 81, Marjorie Shepard, assist­ ant tax collctor, stated to­ day. Failure to pay taxes on or before that date, she said, will result In a minimum pen­ alty of three per cent on real estate taxes and one per cent on personal and intangible taxes. She also pointed out that the tax laws require the additional charge of cost of advertising the property as delinquent. Attention alio wss called to the fact that Interest, adver­ tising and other collection cost are added to the tax and all become a lien against the property owned by the delin­ quent taxpayer. It la, there­ fore, to the advantage of the taxpayera to pay 1803 taxes before April 1 and avoid pen­ alties. All payments by mall must bear postmark not later than March 31 to escape the penalties. The Interest rate on delinquent real estate tax be­ gins at Ilk per cent with a minimum of three per cent. On personal and Intangihlo taxes the Interest amounts at the rat* of on* per cent per month. Tax certificates will be sold at tax sale to be held May 23 on each parcel of real estate on which the 1863 taxes have not been paid. At tho same time warrants will be issued against all personal property tax items, which are not puid, directing the-levy and sale of the property to satisfy the taxes and cost. Executions will bo Issgcd on all intangi­ ble tax items not psld. These executions will be filed with the clerk of circuit court and will become a lien against any real estate the taxpayer m a y own, Mrs. Shepard stated. sliced str'wherries canned hams Guests attending Included Mrs. Margie Mount, Mrs. Maxine Leech, Mrs. Hazel Strague, Mrs. Martha Hobotaka, Mrs. Ruth Krebs, Mrs. Betty Miller, Mrs. Jessie J a ­ cob* end Mrs. Frelda Moore. Sirs. Bca Maggctt was wolcorned as a new member. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, who re­ ported that she and Luther Miles represented the club at the recent donors day for Old Glory Community Blood Rank. Three more donors are needed If the club Is to maintain Its membership in the bank and members were asked to report to Blood Bank headquarters In Orlando if they ran make a donation. For benefit of the many club members who were active participants In the February Heart Fund Drive, Mrs. LaPoma reported that a total of ftl,460.40 had been collected In tho DeBary-Scmlnole area to make this year’s campaign the most successful to date. Invitation from Heart Coun­ cil president, Edward Simon, waa read announcing a meet­ ing for March 31 a t the Altam o n t e Springs Community Club a t 8 p. m. when addition­ al reporta of Interest will be made along with plans for next year’s drive. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. Eugene Taylor and Mrs. Wil­ liam Eckard, both of Altamonta. The club’s next executive board meeting will be held at 11:30 a. m., April 18, a t the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Cas­ selberry where the next gen­ eral meeting also is scheduled for 10 a. m., April 23. Pro­ gram for the day will featuro a crazy hat show. ? * * * ; ? « * » V - Swift'* Premium Smoked M SiW - Beef Tongue HONEY GLAZED ^ HAM Swift'* Braunschwalgor or Sandwich • down produce lane All Purpose Red Bliss tomato catsup canned tomatoes » CLIP & REDEEM! THESE COUPONS . . . 450 EXTRA FREE ^ By Julia Bartos Appearance of Senator Scott Kelly, gubernatorial candi­ date, scheduled at Old Glory American legion Post In Fern Park for March 20, today was rescheduled for between 4 and 3 p.m., Monday, April 13. Announcement of tho post­ ponement came from cam­ paign headquarters In Orlan­ do. Arrangements for Kelly's appearance at the I-egion Home are under direction of Bi l l Chambers, Seminole County Democratic Commit­ teeman. $900 Million Aid Cut Otto’s Aim WASHINGTON (HIM) — Foreign aid'* arch-foe, flop. Otto E. Passman, D-La., was reported today to have set hi* lights on a t least n flKM) mil­ lion ru t in President John­ son’s |3.4 billion aid hill. Administration forrrs claim that such ■ slash would cut the heart out of the program. But Pataman disagree* and ha ha* a lot to aay about it in hi* p«*t aa chairman of the llou*o foteign a I d appropriations auhrommittec. Smooth or Crunchy Swiff's Ou G re e n S ta m p s Peanut Butter > 0 1 W & Ain i| 0 < Jl)( O r a a n S t a m p s •4A All m v m mi tvfditM *I| Breakfast Club Hamburger RRECK HAIR SET MIST ■ reg. sis* 75c tax (1 p Mt»« «M . March I*. 1M4 fm 2 JW Gat ArAlae eamnm mSi aafttraM t a mail p s CAPRI BATH OIL 32-ox. elxo 79c tox __, «s- pkgi. t l T Regular or Liver Flavor Rad Heart (limit 4I| Whit# or Colored Marcol Paper Napkins p"1 Big-R Cur 5 0 0 1 5 0 § Jftl G r e e n S t a m p e d •4A A lt r a g * **4 sardi*** U i Tarnew's flavorful Italia* Sa*t*| * lb. 89c iS mtlrm « M . Marts It, 1*44 Iairy specials e Muffin AAl X e e e Instant Coffee • Kraft's Chaos* Spread Velveeta Noicafa limit 1 p#r customer with purchase! of $3 or mor# I • frozen foods e Jt)l O r6afti eMnixm n S ta m p s mA #sw*he— #1* s *04'” lucky Whip Dtmrt Topping 9 ,/i-ox. can m Great Savings On Easy Terms Morton's Plain or Powderad Sugar Donuts o Compact • Light-W eight 49c aaairaa W ad. March t i. If* « z ita ii v a u iii • Handsome High* Impact M* * 1 8-Cta Cato with Record Holder FROM A WORI.U OF FINE FURNITURE DUALARAMIC PAKTYMA1 STEREOPHONIC PhoMSMH M A T H E R of Sanford «4A A lt Mwa* m i »wAaaa aft SB •Stereophonic Cartridge (Plays Monaural, tod •Tw o 4-inch Speakers (separata Volume Controh) •4-Spaad Automatic Changar Smucksrt Strowbsrry Prtttrvts i 12-os. |* rt $1 (16. 33.45^ 78RFMI aaairaa « M . March M , 11*4 By Prestige, Wayneline and Stratford iz m / i M rlR fc Jlfl O•*ArA*lt *aa»*aa n S ta m p s m i , ardi a»a ah (tsfelw * » « W H . Public batwaan Thu,.d * ,, March 11 and ih* cloaa a l butlnaaa Satur­ day, March IS . 1*44. Om m tha nuwbw of |.lly baan. In tha cpaclal apottweary |cr at Ih , C l S.araophon* PhonoB«ph Dlaplay. Ihacloaacl actimai. at tach Publl. »IH win tha •" 'b* •»•** e l an a. Mlaction w ill ba mada by an Impartial third party at Iwde**- Imployaa* of Public, thair Inunadiala *"* wwnarriad minor* w ill not ba aUgStla to antar thia contact. SANKA IN S TA N T COFFEE 5-es. |or $1.09 ■ TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL CONTEMPORARY from n r lr n W a d , M arch SS. 11*4 lO w v n s i MnSMSSS.ewt.fiMd^t.Wy.mVMd G re e n S ta m p s ■ al ba ptaaaM ta win. lach atara'a •4A Ala caaaaa aad MudMH 4# _ DIAL SOAP 4 reg. sis* 49c ■ aaatraa W ad- March I t . 1444 SEMINOLE PLAZA •* HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 B? PUBLIX 100th store Celebration OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS bom In March? time to renew your drivers licenses WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Heinz tomato soup Heinz heinz hamburger campside beans relish CASSELBERRY, FLA. Heinz strained baby foods 10 - a 99* �* Merger Proposal Fans City Council Embers > VOL. 56 The word ii out . . . and fairly definite . . . that the proposed Girls Town and Seminole College at North -O rla n d o arc “ kaput.” Seems ^ there arc financial, land, title and other problems and that plans have been abandoned for the two institutions. On the other hand, It. E. Porter hears, too, that the new own­ er of Use North Orlando Com­ pany, from Hawaii, will be making a visit Saturday. ! | • • • ^ Arc the two North Orlando Council members on the distaff side feuding already? Even before one takccs of­ fice? So it appears from ru­ mors. May be ironed out, though, before the April 6 or­ ganisation meeting. One gal, already in office for a year, wants to be mayor and needs the vote of the other, who ^ takes office two weeks from tonight Irene Van Eepoel makes “no bones” she wants to be mayor and, although admitting she did not vote in ' the general election for Mona Grinstcad, has asked for Mona's ballot in the selection > of a mayor April 6. BRIEFS Harriman Safe ACCRA, Ghana (UP1) — A plane carrying Undersecre­ tary of State \V. Avcrell Hnrrinian developed engine trouble today shortly nfter takeoff but returned safely to Accra Airport. MEMPHIS (U Pl) — If Gov. George Wallace of Alabama enters the Maryland primary, the state's favorite son candi­ date will "smother” him, Gov. .1. Millard Tawes of Murytand said Monday night. UMW Contract ‘Cartwheel’ Run m , • m • • • • The Hoard of Seminole County Commissioners at noon t o d a y telegraphed Florida’s Congressional del­ egation urging their com­ plete support of the contin­ ued operation of Ihe Han­ ford Naval Air Station. Wallace Warned CORE Warns • Conference Sel Wednesday In Washington mwA... Tests Planned With the Bombing Derby now history, local bigwigs arc looking forward to the auto­ mobile show-industrial exhi­ bit-beauty contest next month. Will be a threc-in-one show designed to attract thousands to Sanford. Should, too. Full details will be carried in The Sanford Herald on April 1. Copter Spotted, Truman Says KEY WEST (UPI) - Form­ er President Harry S. Tru­ man said Monday the Cuban helicopter that landed at Key West last Friday did not do so undetected. Speaking after Sen. George Smathera, (D-Fla.), asked De­ fense Secretary Robert Mc­ Namara to Investigate the in­ cident to see why the helicop­ ter was not challenged, Tru­ man said: ‘It was Just a trap. You can't believe every thing you read in the newspaper*." Truman la vacationing in the Florida Kcyi. HERBERT ANDREW DYNDEH, Sanford, escaped injury late Monday night when thin late model compact convertible went out of control and overturned three miles south of Sanford on U. S. 17-92. State Trooper Bill Stringfield, investigating officer, said Dynder has been charge with driv­ ing while intoxicated. Damugen to the auto have been catimuted at $1,500. 3-Hour Service Seminole Road Parley Good Friday Set Called Wednesday By Churches The traditional three-hour service from noon until 3 p.m. presented annually by the Sanford Ministerial As­ sociation on Good Friday will be held at First Presbyterian Church. M iniiten will give brief medltationa on “The Seven Words From the Cross,” each having charge during a 20minute period. Those attend­ ing are aiked to enter and leava the church during the singing of hymni. Participating in tha service will l>e Rev. John T. Adam* Jr. of the F irst Methodist Church, Chaplain Robert L. Deal of Sanford Naval Air Station, Rev. Fred B. Chance of F irst Baptist Church, Rav. II. M. Wilder of Pinecrest Assembly of God Church, Rev. Edgar W. Smith of First Presbyterian Church and Rev. Paul Bickea of the First Church of the Nazarene. Music will lie provided by the organist* and choirs of various churches taking part. India For Red Proposal On Disarmament GENEVA (U PI)—India an­ nounced its support for a So­ viet disarmament proposal to­ day in a move th at startled the West. Disarmament negotiator V. C. Trevedl said his govern­ ment favors Moscow’s “nu­ clear umhrellu” p r o p o s a l , which ealli for the destruction of all nuclear weapon*—exrepl a limited number retain­ ed for defense by the United States and Russia—as a first step toward disarmament. The West has rejected this plan, chiefly because the Rus­ sians have offered no guaran­ tee of verification of weapons destruction. A conference is slated Wed­ nesday at 11 a.m. in I)cl.and with a representative of the State Rond Board and County Commission to study road pro­ jects in the county. The discussion is an after­ math to one heard earlier this month when Seminole County was one of several to present comprehensive plans for road work. County Commission Chair­ man Jam es P. Avery Jr. made the annouiycment at the Commission meeting this morning. The board also approved the Seminole County Zoning Com­ mission to act as a planning board to set up land use rules in the new university com­ munity district at tho Seminolc-Orangc County line. Seminole officials h a v e moved rapidly concerning the university site and were slat­ ed to confer later today with Orange County leaders on adequate planning and zoning. Avery also rapped the state policy of purchasing vehicles for local health officials, not­ ing the county is paying a higher price lor the cars un­ der (he stale-purchase plan. The vehicle’s title Is retain­ ed by the state, the Commis­ sion official ' stated, even though the cost is borne by the county. “ If tho rules prohibit the buying (of vehicles) locally, then we should change the rules," Avery snid. Action was delayed on en­ forcement of a state political sign and poster law which spells out Ihe rights and limits of a candidate pushing his election drive. A representative of the Oviedo area received county approval for the latter to prepare a track for area athletes at the Oviedo athletic field. Denied was a request that a Gospel meeting be permit- S N A S Is Marine's Birthplace ted on the lawn of the county jail and courthouse. The county attorney, Untold John­ son, ruled the request was il­ legal in that public facilities would be used. Also approved was the ac­ quiring of three roads in the Bear Lake area — Palm Ave­ nue, Overlook Drivo and I-c ota Street—subject to an ease ment for drainage. Ruling Asked On Utility Tax Use TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Atty. Gen. Jumea Hynes was asked by the cabinet today for a ruling on whether revenue from the state gross receipts tax on utilities can be used immediately to plun projects under the $78 million college bond construction program. Tha bonds, authorised by the legislature and the people at a statewide election, have not yet horn sold and tiie hoard of control needs $1,628,182 for planning to expedite tho university construction so it ran get under way the min­ ute tho bonds nre issued. They can’t in- sold until validated in the courts which takes time. The amendment authorizing tie bond* earmarked revenue from the 1.6 per cent utilities tax, amounting to alaiut $10 million a year, to pay off the debt. But it did not say anything al-out using the money in ad­ vance of the bond aale. Kynca promised an early ruling, say­ ing the only question In hia mind is whether this money lias been earmarked solely to fund the bond debt. Umpire Clinic Set Tonight R. E. Porter and party The Sanford Recreation De­ visited Cypress Gardens last partment will conduct an um­ Sunday, for the first time in On July I, 1944 (during i I’rcvatt was born to Mr. and vatt, of Geneva, at the dispen­ pires clinic tonight a t its of­ 16 years. What a change! World War II). Carlton E. Mri. Thomas Walker Frosary at Sanford Naval Air fices in the Civic Center. City Really wonderful — beautiful Station. Recreation Director Jim Jcrngardens and an exceptional He returned to the scene igun said the meeting will be­ ski show. Then, on over to Lake Wales for a visit to of bis birth Monday but as gin at 7:30 and has extended Spook Hill and Bok Tower. Lance Cpi. Carlton E. I’rcvatt, an invitation to anyone inter­ That Spook Hill is really USMC, assigned to the Ma ested in officiating boy’s basespooky . . . pull up to the rine guard detachment at br.ll games this summer in ad­ white line, kill the engine, Sanford Naval Air Station. dition to men’s aoftball play. throw it into neutral — and His parents now arc deceased. Jcmlgun s a i d afternoon Corporal Frevatl was gra­ games will start a t 4:30 and your car backs up 30-40 feet, duated in June 1982 from night contests a t 7:30. All lea­ right up hill. Seminole High School, where gues will begfin play April 0. be was active in the Future Umpires will be paid for their services. Farmers of America. Enlisting July 2, 19G2, Cor­ poral Prevatt was transferred here from the Fleet Marine Smokey, Smelly Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C. WASHINGTON (UPI) On the day Corporal P re­ Thirteen-year-old Mark Step­ vatt was born at SNAS, Sgt. henson describing hla home­ Maj. Jam es F. Truluck, top made cigarette smoking m a­ Days to Register enlisted man of the Marine chine which be had hoped detachment here, was aboard would convince hla father to LANCE CPL. Carlton E. Prevatt is welcomed a troop ship underway for drop the habit: For the Prim aries aboard by 8gt. Muj. James F. Truluck at tha participation la the assault “ It gets a little smelly, but Marine Barracks, SNAS. (Herald PhtAo) and occupation of Guam. It sure works,” ONLY 9 NO. 153 CC Pushes For N A S Expansion Envoy Stabbed ^ > WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild throuph Wednesday: high today 75-80; low tonight in 60s. United Press Lener.j Wire P u b lish ed 1908 TUES., MARCH 2»,* 19G4 SANFORD, FLORIDA WASHINGTON (UPI) — Miners in the soft coal indus­ try will receive u $1 per duy increase April 1 and a similar • • • Parting advice at a certain boost next Jnn. 1 under pro­ 10 Florida college to students visions of a new sontrast sign­ leaving for Easter vacation ed Monday. . . . "If you go to Daytona Beach and get arrested, tell TOKYO (U PI)—U. S. Amthem you’re from Stetson” tmssador Edwin O. Reischauer (which they aren’t.) • • • was stabbed in the leg today Dr. Wernher von Braun, di­ by the 10-year-old Japanese rector of NASA’s George C. who police said was mentally Marshall Space Flight Center, returded. Embassy officials will discuss “The Many Faces snid the four-inch wound wus 0 of Space” at the annual din­ serious but not criticul. ner-meeting of the Florida Peninsula Post, American Or­ dnance Association, at the ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) — Cherry Plaia Hotel, Orlando, The Rev. Martin Luther King Wednesday. Local members said Monday that Negroes will will attend. stage “community by com­ • • • munity" tests of public ac­ Casselberry Volunteer Fire commodations across the na­ Department has accepted de­ tion if the civil rights bill Is livery of a new red panel passed. • truck to be used as a rescue and emergency vehicle after it is fitted out with the proper TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — equipment. The national director of the • • • Congress of Racial Equality High cost of the times: Ab­ (CORE) warned M o n d a y raham Lincoln paid 37*4 Florida can expect increased cents for his first pair of eye­ racial demonstrations and vot­ glasses in 1838. er registration drivea tills • • • summer. Jos Gazil is having his * trials and tribulations. A cou­ ple weeks ago on a Saturday WASHINGTON (UPI) — night a gunman walked into The H o u s e Appropriations his “Handy" store on French Committee, which decided Fri­ Avenue, cleaned out the cash day it would be dime wise and drawer and made good his es­ dollar foolish to mint more f t cape. Last Saturday night a coins, stuck to Its decision to­ motorist drove right on into day despite a continuing run the “ Handy” store on 13th on the Treasury's supply of Street. What next, Joe? ‘'cartwheels.” . . . Bye tho bye, that gunman will faint If he ever learns who was the clerk he held up in the French Avenue “ Han­ dy” store that night. It was only by a very small quirk of fate he escaped alive. He was cautious all the way through the robbery until he started to leave . , . then he got careless. Normally, the clerk car­ ries a revolver on his job . . . but that night he didn't have it along. Zip Code 32771 Top level conference on pro­ posed expansion of Sanford Naval Air Station is schedul­ ed for Wednesday morning by members of Seminole County Chamber of Commerce’* arm ­ ed forces committee, Navy representatives and Florida Congressional delegates In the office of Sen. Spcssard Holland at Washington. Chamber officials will ask the Navy to renew its appro­ priation request for $6.5 mil­ lion for an extension of the north-south runway and some new building. Tho Navy, in turn. It it understood, waotj assurance that Congress will approve the budget request. Senator Holland, Sen. George Sma tiu-rs and Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr., who will attend Wcdncs day’s conference, have been quoted as saying they will support the request. Several week* ago the Navy withdrew this Item from its overall budget request in view of the administration's economy move. The budget request mutt be authorized by the House arm cd services committee and approved by the House appro­ priations * commitpti uel'*r# being submitted to the House and Senate for final approval. There have been instances where the House has disap­ proved such requests but 1st ex the Senate has approved and they subsequently were granted. Vice Adm. John S. Thach, deputy chief of naval opera tkma for air, who was In Sanford last week for the Bombing Derby, will attend tho Wednesday conference His recommendation will bear much weight with the Con grc.ss and with Defense Sec retary McNamara, who has been spearheading President Johnson's economy move. The Navy desires to extend the north-south runway from the present 6,000 feet to a little more than 10,000 feet. This would permit the bomb­ ers to take off and approach the base over Lake Jessup, eliminating Ihe pattern and noise over the city. Pre-Easter Ladies’ Day Coffee Set The annual pre-Easter Lad­ les’ Day Coffee Club of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Cham­ ber building. Wive* of mem­ bers, secretaries, receptionists, cashiers, clerks and other em­ ployes have been invited to allrnd. Each lady present will re­ ceive a box of Chun King pro­ ducts donated by Jcno Paulucci, head of the Chun King Company and owner of the Riksha Inn. Four ladies will be award­ ed boxes of holiday candies contributed by Faust Drugs, 3!cRrynolds Drugs, Roumillat Anderson's and Touchton's. A. F. Ramsay, florist, and the Sanford Flower Shop have contributed floral gifts and hams have been donated by the A & P Food Stores, Food Fair, Winn-Dixie Stores and Thriftway Super Markets. City Commissioner* almost lit the fuse of an explosive issue Monday night, one which would merge the fire and police department! under a single public safety director. But they backed off after a prolonged discussion to give the matter further study. City Manager Warren E. Knowles was asked to check other municipalities, getting their procedures and reactions to Ihe merger. Commissioners were almost universal in declaring the pro­ posal “ explosive.” The matter was brought up by Commissioner M. L. (Son­ ny) Raborn Jr. when it was learned several firemen arc leaving city post* to accept other firefighting jobs which pay more money. Particular mention was made of tho Cape Kennedy area. Fire Chief Mack N. Cloveland Sr. said he had lost two and possibly throe men to the Water Line To House Outside City Approved Water line* may be placed to homes outside the city lim­ its but tied with It is a petition for annexation of the area involved. This was decided Monday night by City Commissioner* who, a t the previoua meet­ ing, went round and round over the city’* policy of pro­ viding the lervice. A* a net result, Commit•loner Earl Higginbotham won out In hi* argument of the previous meeting In which he urged a line exist­ ing within a few feet from the residence of Dr, Charles L. Parks be connected to the new house. The city currently has a local bill which was approv­ ed by the Legislature and which provided for a twoyear limitation on the annex­ ation petition. In a memorandum to the Commission, City Manager Warren R. ffLwvIsa said that If tha Commission provide* “a condition of annexation, the city attorney (William C. Hutchison) will need to devisa a new agreement for the customer to sign that will stand or tlsa the law should be chengcd to eliminate the two-year restriction on an an­ nexation petition. In other action, tha Com­ mission: —Approved purchase of curb and gutter forms from State Tractor and Equipment Co. fur $2,870. —Accepted the deed for high school lift station from the County Board of Public Instruction. —Approved acquiring pf a deed on the vacant lot ad­ jacent to the library. —Okayed a request for two street lights on East 24th Street between Mellonville Avenue and Bel-Air Boule­ vard. —Okayed a request for a brer and wine license at 20th Street and Hardy Avenue, Tito owner is Mrs. L.U. Plucc. —Heard on second reading an ordinance adjusting the liquor houra in bars uf hotels with 60 to 99 rooms. —Approved on first read­ ing an ordinance authorizing the issuance of revenue cer­ tificate for the $800,000 wa­ ter improvement program. Approved a contract with 8ouUiern Air to provide an air conditioner replacement at the police station. Cost will be *714. Second Delta Rocket Fails CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— The eecond Air Force attempt to fire a Delta winged glider to the edga of apace and re­ trieve it after a eearlng glide back to earth failed today when ita booster rocket mis­ fired. The 1,170-pound flying lab­ oratory, designed to help pava the way for manned spaceships of tha future, plunged into the Atlantic about 600 milee to the southeaat—far short of ships and Dog Has Own Car plans* that hoped to recover HOUSTON (UPI) — Mrs. it 100 milas downrang*. Ann Pritchett's German Shep­ herd, “ Baron von Kirk,53 be­ Safe H arbor comes frightened when lightn­ DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) ing strike* during a thunder­ A local fisherman, Ralph storm unless he is la a car. Wetbarell, was recuperating So Mrs. Pritchett bought him today from a two-day ordeal one—a 9-year-old car with do of bailing his sinking boat and •agio*, . grgdutllJf flfowJo* weaker. more lucrative Job* and ex­ pects to lose a total of “six or seven soon.” He asked that firemen be paid the equivalent of police officers, and recalled the starting salary la now *3,688 annually with an increase to $3,929 after six months. Action on the wage adjust­ ment was delayed until a future meeting. It was then Raborn sug­ gested a study of the m erger into a public safety division for the city. Commissioner Earl Higgle* botham said such action would “ cause a big explosion of employes.” Chief Cleveland labeled the plan “ not practi­ cal." Meanwhile, to rebuild tho fire department personnel total. Chief Cleveland was au­ thorized to hire replacement* as the vacancies occur. It was generally conceded the city cannot compete with government or private en­ terprises in meeting the pay schedule established by those groups. It was also agreed that the city has no control over re­ taining such men should they wish to leave for higher pay­ ing work. Jacksonville On Guard Against Further Riots JACKSONVILLE (UPI)— Dozens of Negro high arhnot students engaged In a bottle and rock throwing melee with pollre today and over­ turned and burned one auto­ mobile. • • • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Reinforced police unit* braced for tho possibility of new ra­ cial violence today in this "Gateway to Florida” city following a bloody night of dem­ onstrations in which whites were beaten, slashed and shot. A Negro woman was killed by gunfire during the height of Monday night's disturlinnrc in the city's Negro area. Rov­ ing gangs of Negroes hurled bricks, bottles and rocks at whites who ventured into the nrea. Order was finally restored by police units about 1:30 a. m., EST. Police arrested 127 person* Monday afternoon and night Sixty-five of them were con­ victed of unlawful assembly nnd disorderly conduct in city court trials that ran until 3 a. m. today. Police Chief Luther Rey­ nolds rnnceled days off for the police force and special 46man emergency unit wu* on standby alert to move in if new violence flared. "We have to play it from day to day,” Iteynolda said. He was in hia office Iteforo 8 a. m. EST after a few houra sleep. Hundreds of anxiou* whites telephoned police headquart­ ers this morning, asking if it were safe to venture out onto tha streets. They were told that order had bean restored. Several streets in the Negro section were littered with broken glass, bricka and other debris from the vandalism and violence. Ruby Looking For 3rd Lawyer DALLAS (UPI) - The fam­ ily of convicted killer Jack Ruby, two high-powered law­ yers already behind them, to­ day looked for a new one who might save their brother from the electric chair. Percy Foreman of Hous­ ton, the beat-known criminal lawyer In Texas, resigned from the rase Monday in a dispute with the family. He was hired last week when Ruby personally fired Melvin Belli of San Franrlsco because of Belli'* tirade against Dallas and the court that convicted him. "You can call It a clash of personalities; a difference of opinion," Foreman said. “ My Idea is that when a lawyer accepta responsibility for a man's life, he ought not to have to share that responsi­ bility with a civil lawyer or with a number of unlicensed relatives,” he added. 1-4 From 46 To Markham Road !s Completed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —. The Road Department announced today completion of a 6.3 mile segment of Inter­ state Highway 4 in Seminole County. The $1.6 million project ex­ tendi from State Road 46 near Sanford south to Markham Road near Longwood. Open­ ing of this rural segment leaves only eight projects to complete Route 4 from Pinel­ las County to U. S. 02 west a£ Daytona Beach. Six are urban projects, four on the EastWeat Tampa Expressway and two on tha Orlando-Winter Park Expressway and all ara expected to be complete bp. December. Two rural segments, also to lie completed by December, extend from Lee Road In Or­ ange County north to M artham Road and from B u te Road 44 near DeLand to U. S. 92 west of Daytona Beach. Mac As Well As Can Be Expected WASHINGTON (U PI) — O e n. Douglaa MacArthur'a doctor* reported today the old soldier Is “progressing as well ns can be expected” from his second major operation In 18 days. But hla doctors disclosed that in addition to a six-hour operation Monday to halt sovera Internal bleeding, It be­ came necessary early today to perform a tracheostomy on the R4*year-old war hero. This entail* Insertion of a tuba through an Incision in tha throat to aid breathing. A team of doctors headed by tha Army’a surgeon general a x a m I n e d MucArthur this morning and Issued a brief statement saying only that ha was progressing as well as could be expected. But other hospital aourrea said the general’s heart beut and blood pressure were nor­ m al-encouraging signs—af­ ter anesthesia wora off. ■enneifi AUttkir*M ir OUAUTV*f t WHY PAY MORE! COUNT ON PENNEYS QUALITY IN SHOES WOMEN’S PUMPS Gl«anting Patent leath e r Or Shiny White B-AAAA MEN’S SLIP-ONS Smooth Rich Leather With Long Wearing Hole, Rubber Heel GIRLS’ STRAPS @ 7.99 @ 9.99 @ 4.99 @ 3.99 Popular la Patent Or White Sturdy Solro And lieele BOYS’ OXFORDS Guaranteed Long Wear Black Or Browa � 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 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/6d8c129bf23adb9b9186fb3bab0f4bc5.pdf 77f4874aac9427c79258f95f9473e109 PDF Text Text X Lawton Memorial Scholarship Fund Explained At Oviedo PTO Meeting 6 C a By Evelyn Land? Th» Lawton Memorial SchoUrthlp Fund was explained In detail bp Harden Webb for tboao attending the final meeting of the Oviedo PTO for the current term. This acholarahlp la being •atabliahed bp frienda to hon­ or the late Dr. T. W. Lawton, noted educator o f 8emlnnle County. The loan will be avail* able fo r worthy atudenta who deilre to further their educa­ tion but are unable to do ao due to financial diffleultlea. Intercut ratea on repayment will fluctuate according to the student's position. Contributions, for the pre­ sent time, can he made through W. H. MarUn of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Later, when the fund haa been well established, contributions will be msde di­ rectly to the Citizens Bank of Oviedo. Serving on the board of di­ rectors for the scholarship fund are Webb, C. R. Clonta Sr., Clyde Holder, Ralph Neeley and Martin. New PTO officers for the coming school year were In­ stalled by Merritt Staley. They are Jack Symea, presi­ dent; Mrs. Clyde Holder, first vice president; Mrs. A. W. Chrlstlleb, second vlca presi­ dent; Mrs. Milton Gore, third vice president; Mrs. John Ev* ans, secretary and Ralph Neeley, treasurer. F o l l o w i n g the business meeting and program, which featured a baton twirling numher hy Barham Diggs, Lyman High head majorette, a re­ ception was held in the cafetorlum honoring teachers and staff members o f the school who each were presented with a gift plant in appreciation of their work during the past year. Tha serving table wag beaut­ ifully decorated with a cut- FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) work cloth and arrangements o f roses. Punch wss served from a larga silver bowl. Victoria Is the official name of the city commonly known s i Hong Kong. ft * ftautart frralh Page 6-A— April 16, 1964 AT REDUCED PRICES Ytn Dlam.............................. 4c/Ft. Or 2.95/100’ U ” Dlam............. ................ 7c/Ft. Or 5.25/100’ (V, . 3 ” Dlam. In Stock) Sanford, FIs. I l l N. French Ave. 322.5112 Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems. IN CONJUNCTION WITH MATHERS MVEtnoW STORE - WIDE ? « » A LL STO CK M U ST SANFORD'S North Orlando LL Auxiliary Has Election BE REDU CED! N O W ’S the time to enliven your & \ i/^ Bp Dor la Dean Election o f officers for the North Orlando Little League Auxiliary was conducted Sun* dap at a reorganisations! meeting o f the group with Councilman Mona Grimtead, Village recreation chairman, preildlng. Elected were »Mra. Beverly Xrecek, president; Melvin Campbell, vice president and finance chairman; Mary Itowell, secretary; Mary Mc­ Intosh, treasurer and bill Hahn, purchasing manager. Merle iirown was appoint­ ed manager o f the senior tenm with Rodnby Ilencke and Jack West as assistants. Tony Krecek was named man­ ager o f the major team with Chuck Rowell to assist and Ken Raybon will be manager o f the farm team with Rob Stephenson assisting. IgO I Mrs. Barbara Kelly will be PER IM I.B. CYLINDER transportation chairman and Mrs. Elsie Smart* concession No Installation Charge chairman. Delivery Anywhere in Announcement was made Seminole County that tho Altamonte Springs Little League has donated a large cold drink box * North Orlando for use in the conces­ sion stand. All recorda and files were turned over to respective new 101 W. 1st BT. officers. SHELLANE BO TTLED G AS Call FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. BED SU IT ES r unTi r 1 With Foam Rubber Cushions. 4 1 A A Q 0 19.95 GRAND OPENING OF OUR FERN PARK SALES LOT W IT H THESE TERRIFIC BUYS 57'xlO* CUSTOM EXPANDABLE 2 or 3 Bedroom M obile Home ■T il'If l] — m - Custom Decorated w *4995 Completely Furnished Delivered end SeMJp 57'xlO* 2 or 3 Bedroom S3 FIP M ! *1 0 9 5 m Buy On Mather’s 3 - Pc. Danish Modem Walnut L IV IN G R O O M SU IT ES Settee, 2 Chairs. Reversible Cushions. *129°° 4 Pc SECTIONAL *168°° Reg. $169.95 EASYTERMS - Completely Furnished Delivered end Set-Up LOW DOWN PAYMENT *3895 9 LO CA T IO N S FERN PARK OCALA LIBSBURO ll M t M U l Cheat, Double Dresner With Mirror, Dookcasa Bed. Reg. $129.00 3 - PC. >88 r basket c h a ir METAL g l id e r „s s a j s s r * R p rc fn lly £ I’rJced $ i Reg. $169.95 A N D C H A IR R e g. C (A S n n “ j KH’ « * * . 819.9,7 USED A N D REPOSSESSED FU R N IT U R E CHAIUS from I f .50 Up 5 - DRAWER CHEST I f g.llO 2 DRESSERS 90.95 Ea. H ID E A W A Y BEDS Reg. 9219.00 42" KITCHEN 8 INK Reg. f « 8.M Porcelain Top, Chrome Fittings 3 - TWIN HOLLYWOOD BEDS WITH PLASTIC HEAD BOARDS, Like New M Q .9S 2-I'c. Living Room Suites from $0.95 up * i * 0 * » Picnic Jugs • Beach Bags % Blackboards • Ice Buckets Shoeshine Kits ft Hoe & Edgers Sets | l 7 9 .s I f g l) 54’ KITCHEN SINK Reg. SU M S Porcelain Top, Chromn Ftttingn 18°* 54” MATCHING WALL CABINET, Reg. «2tJS *17“ 6 Insulated Cups MULTI - COLORED yoW i POLE LAMPS MATHER 203-09 E. FIRST ST. $168 00 5 & 7 Pc. DINETTES from 9 0 9 5 Up SALES UNDER 910 CASH ft CARRY 42" MATCHING WALL CABINET, Keg. flS.tS m V i off Special ROLLAWAY REDS, 30” 90-95, 36” 90-95, 48” $ f g 95 OCCASIONAL TABLES from 9 f -50 Up I LOUNGE 90.75 DOWNS! ft VANITY (N o Mirror) 90-95 • | BIG MARK- ; Sealy, Simmons, Southern Cross 2 VANITIES 90.95 Ea. SOFA REDS from 90.95 Up 9 -PC . D IN E T T E S I Just Right For Unexpected Guests! ROCKERS from 90-50 Up *580# -ft i ODD BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES )US NAME 7 -P C . D IN E T T E S 1 m ___ iB ID D IN G *28°° 1 *119 MANY OTHERS MARKED W AY DOWN! >00 $ 68.00 7 -P C . D A N IS H M O D E R N W A L N U T D IN IN G R O O M 4 Chairs, Extension Table, Buffet, Hutch. Reg. $269.50 i 00 S w iv e l Sent [BIG SELECTIONS!! 00 BED R O O M Reg. $259.00 Table With 8 Upholstered Chairs. Reg. $99.50 ft White Trimmed In Gold, la rge Cheat, Triple Drawer W'ith Mirror, Bookcase Red. C h ou s. Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store (L -J 3 Pc. Walnut BEDRO O M SU IT E Foam Cushions, Nylon Covers, Assorted Colors. Table With 6 Upholstered Chairs. Reg. $79.95 5 BEDROOM SUITES.. "““ W RI 3 CELEBRATES THE « EASY T E R M S! <t $ Assorted Colors. Reg. $69.95 4A MOBILE HOME SALES me. . .. Tremendous Savings . . . O N Reg. BEDS Table With 4 Upholstered Chairs. Values To $49.95 » T O R Y SALE! Sensqtional Values WALNUr S T U M N | 8 Florals. Reg. From 9189.95 SO FA - l l 'K - 159.9.7 *188°° 5 Pc DINETTES ★ PLATFORM Ro c m s Assorted Colors Including ft during M A T H E R ’S P R E -IN V E N ­ Reg. $159.95 SOFAS (' home with top - quality furniture Nylon Covers. Assorted Colors. SHELL: t dhs m m C A A Q 0 2 -P C . SO FA I d 0 C 0 0 L '% A S H 1 0 k *D SO FA BED and C H A IR Nylon Cover. Re*. $139.95 0 _ — ^ ForTheLivingRoomOVIEDO PTO honored members of the school faculty at a reception held following the Inst meeting o f tho current year. Shown at the re­ freshment table are Principal Clyde Holder and Mrs. Holder. (Ileruld Photo) ft WALL SUPPLY 97 4 ft EACH O PEN F R ID A Y E V E N IN G S OF SANFORD PHONE 322-0983 GOING TO THE WORLD’S FAIR? Be Our Guest! Stop In Our Store For A PRE-PAID ADMISSION TICKET . . . To The Pavilion Of American Interiors. NO CHARGE! IT’S YOURS FOR THE ASKING! ) 22Lf « �9 ~n Prepare For Population Explosion, Seminole Warned p*°m U»4> 11 > < ^ C lO ^ While Seminole County has developed within the last 1015 years into a "bedroom county,” In the opinion of Ro­ bert H. Doyle, Titusville, San­ ford and Seminole County offi­ cials were advised Thursday noon to employ now a profess­ ional planner to prepare for a population explosion during the next 11 years. Doyle, executive director of the seven-county East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, told a joint meeting of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce and the Sanford • Seminole J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce that the present three-quarter mil­ lion population in the seven The polite term ii "IntestInal fortitude.” But in the vernacular of the day, Jim Avery, lien. J. C. Hutchlaon and John Fitzpatrick have "gut*." All prcarntly are county commiaiionera. These three are candidntea In the coming electlona and •a auch, want and need all the votea they can (tamer However, they atood by their convictlona o f serving “ all the county” and voted with Commiaaioner fe e Clary for an ad valorem tax to help fi nance the $1 million wing for Seminole Memorial Hospital Theae three voted for thia eounty-wlde Improvement In face of organized opposition from hundreda o f South Sem • inole reaidenta and voters, who are protesting the tax. VOL. 56 When the Commiaslon vote was tallied last Tuesday, fav oring the hospital levy, one woman in the audience waa overheard to say: "Goodbye! It was nice knowing you.” Jim Avery voiced the oplnJon of four o f the five Com* miaaloners succinctly: " I don't use the county jail but I pay taxes to help support it.” While The Herald is indors1 Jng no candidates in this primary, feeling all are worthy o f consideration, a “ vote of thanks” is due Avery, Hutch' ison and Fitzpatrick for their stand. • • tween New Smyrna and Day­ tona Reach. "The impact o f Cape Ken­ nedy has hit all of us." Doyle stated. "It Is necessary to plan roads, water supply, re­ gional parks, needs for the new university near Oviedo, housing, etc." He illustrated by pointing out that Brevard County had a population of only 20,000 some some 14 years ago and now has 170.000. Turning to Seminole County, be cited that 15 years ago income was derived princi­ pally from agriculture and re­ sort life but "in the last 10-15 years it has developed into a ‘bedroom county'—people live > • federal road fund ltd, Orange and Seminole Counties hasbeen obliged to join in a me tropolitan area, with his coun cil presently representing both counties in the planning stage However, he advocated that Seminole County and Sanford officials join forces and im mediately employ a profess ional planner. The speaker said there Is discussion of a “ circumfercn tial road" encircling Orlando south of Sanford, lie also said a new route is proposed from DeLand to parallel the St. Johns-lndian River Canal to the East Coast. It also has been suggested Doyle slated, that Highway J WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; high today in low 80s; low tonight near 70. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 F ill., APRIL 17, 1961 Georgia Port Points The Way To Development Of Sanford From the mailbag re our queryabout "blvector!” "B l • ‘ meaning* two parts; vector • math, a complex quantity possessing both magnitude and direction and represented BRUNSWICK, G a . - A dele­ the physical structure. by any of a system of equal gation of Seminole County o f­ Rawlerson summed up the and parallel line segments. ficials visited this city's barge value o f such a project, tell Have Funl Henrietta.” Now port facility Thursday and left inx the visitors: • we’re finished. firmly convinced a similar " I f you have water—and • • • operation would he beneficial you have—use it. It will bene Two more tagged fish, to Sanford and Central Flor­ fit tho entire community." making 18 in all, In the ida. The authority's economic Schlitz $500,000 fishing derby, The three officials, plus a impart of $1,('■(>1,000 was fill have been taken from Lake representative of the Sanford last year, Rawlerson said. The Golden. Latest catches, both Herald, were guests of the authority started in 1937, did bass, were made by Bert H. Bruswick Port Authority and "som e business" Uio first Smith and Alvin D. Arord, the Georgia State Port Author year and has jumped nlxuit both o f SN'AS. All fish In ity. 100 per cent yearly since that the derby caught in Seminole They flew here in a Florida lime. County and recorded have Tower A Light Company The first year, he said, been token from Lake Golden, plane. Making the daylong in Brunswick handled about five although the Orlando agent spcction tour were Sanford ships. Last year 155 ships said moneyed fish were diS' Mayor A. L. Wilson, Francis pulled up at the docks, located trlbutcd in all county streams, Boumillat, chairman of the about ,13 miles inland front the along with the rest of Florida. Seminole County Chamber of Atlantic Ocean. • • • Commerce’! Port Authority "Bulk" material handled it When Irving Feinbcrg ac­ Committee, and County Com cepted the keys for the Del miisloncr John n. Alexander, the terminal last year ac Mar building for the Chcmi and Harry Johnson, city edi counted for $000,000 of the re cal Corporation of America, tor of The Sanford Herald. venue while the 77,000 tons of other Items brought $1,001,000 the dignitaries puzzled over Ken Shotwoll was the pilot. to the facility. who had previously put up Among things they learned Some fears have been ex­ the "fo r sale” sign. Now that In conversations with Cecil pressed that barges would be tha building has long ainco E. Gnann, manager of Bruns­ forced to return to northern been sold and tho corporation wick state docks and ware ports empty. This Is not the will commence operations houses, and John Rawlerson, case, authority officials em­ there in September, it has director of the Brunswick Port phasized. been noted the "for sale” sigq Authority, were: Raw materials are needed ■till stands. Brunswick now realizes a in the North and are available • • e $1,601,000 increase in its econ­ In Southern cities. And south­ Tha politicians don't miss omy each year and the econ­ ern communities need and a trick. One state candidate omic Impact Is increasing by get northern consumer goods. is sending his own quartet in almost 100 per cent, and has Bsrge transportation is the to entertain Saturday during been since the authority was cheapest form for virtually "Cracker Days.” Of course, formed In 1057. all goods. they will occasionally inter­ The "competition" fears ex­ Northbound barges N'EVEn ject his campaign song. return empty. A barge brings pressed yesterday, dissipated • • • consumer goods into the with Rawlerson telling of what An anonymous, mimeo­ South, returns to northern the railroad did for Bruns­ graphed news sheet labeled by points loaded "a t all times" wick. readers as "The Informer” la with raw materials and other When the authority was upsetting new residents In products of southern origin. forming, the railroad GAVE NorthOrlando. Tha first Is­ So-called "com petition" with it Its railroad station and sue attacked the City Charter railroads disappears as the staging area so that Uie au­ Board. One official, It is re­ barge terminal brings busi­ thority could get in business. ported, hss been making a ness to railroads, rather than The railroad relocated to the house-to-house canvass in that taking it away from them. north of the city, anticipating city inquiring as to clmila* Employment la up with the additional business and tlon and promising future stevedores netting about $3.50 the need for more space. deliveries. Other top officials an hour while working the Now, Rawlerson says, one aay they know who are the docks. This money la dumped railroad train of freight cars two authors but can do noth­ Into businesses o f this city. Is made up virtually every ing about the sheet. Receivers Induatry follows, without night at the port terminal. could do like The Herald staff fall, when the port facilities Stevedores are subject to does with anonymous letters: are announced and even be­ call when a ship or barge Toss them Into File 13. fore actual work begins on pulls up to the facility and pooo o l amnomp bays SANFORD, FLORIDA Times Endorses Odham; Herald Backs Holland BRUNSWICK. G A „ PORT Authority facilities were Inspected Thurs­ day by three Seminole County officials in a day long tour of docks ami terminals. The local delegation received a warm reception from Ilruiiswick port officials and were photographed for Brunswick and other newspapers by the freelance photographer shown tit right. In the pic­ ture, from left, are John Rawlerson, Brunswick Port Authority director. Mayor A. L. Wilson, Francis Boumillat, chairman o f the Seminolo Chamber’s Port Authority Committee, and County Commisioner John (Humid Photo) R. Alexander. m m here but work and buy else­ where." He said the county's "p ro­ blem Is critical. Need for schools, w a t e r , sewerage, streets, etc., is growing. The county must seek a better balance—seek new Industry and take on a commercial look." He predicted a "colossal traffic jam on 17-92 between Sanford and Orlando when the two new shopping renters open at Winter Park." Doyle said that while 20 years ago Seminole was agri­ culture, It Is "now suburban and in another 20 years may well be urban." He added that to obtain Zip Code 32771 • And, while on politics, the Salvation Army's Capt. Harry S. Foden inadvertently got into the act. The good Cap tain had been doing some painting and was in the prop er working attire instead of his uniform. He hurried to a store for more supplies and, as he entered, he spoke a "hello” to a couple o f men. Neither replied . . . but as the Captain continued he over* heard the remark: "Politic­ ian I” • • counties will double by 1975. Significant in the overall planning of new r o a d s , schools, utilities and other necessities to meet the needs of expanding Cape Kennedy, Doyle reported that federal and state agencies are recep­ tive to his group's suggestion to preserve a "greenway” for agriculture, water conserva­ tion and control, and for re­ creation. This "greenway." also ap­ proved by the Central and Southern Florida Flood Con­ trol District, would follow the St. Johns River valley through Lake Harney and extend through Samsula to the At­ lantic Ocean at a point be­ Uio union scale for them is about $3.50 an hour. "Tills money," Rawlerson says, "stays In the community. These men live here, have their families here and arc an important part of the com ­ munity." A Gypsum Company plant has been built by the author­ ity on the authority’ s property and is leased to the firm. Other plants and industries of many types have sprung up in the immediate vicinity. The Seminole County dele­ gation was taken on a tour of the city and its "busyness" is apparent at once. Among oilier projects now in the works arc a major expansion fur the hospital, the second phase of an urban renewal program for a low Income area, s multi million dollar paper mill has been built, a new federal building has been constructed. By United Press International Orlando businessman Brailey Odham won the endorse­ ment of the St. Petersburg Times today In his race ngainst incumbent U. 8 . Sen. Spcssard L. Holland, but the Miami Herald threw its back­ ing to Holland. The Herald did not mention Odham and had no criticism of Holland, hut the Times took Holland to task strongly for his racial stand and his re­ fusal to make public his fi­ nancial affairs. The ’limes said Odham's voice would be "a new and refreshing one from t h e South." The Herald called Holland, who is seeking a fourth term, an "unassuming statesman, whose brand of conservatism is positive and purposeful, . . " The Herald, in an editorial today, said the senior KlorIda senator Is wmost of all r> knowledgeable legislator who does his homework." Tha paper mentioned the committee positions and the rank of 12th in seniority which Holland holds. Tho Times endorsed Od ham’s stand for a strong two party system, a system of choosing a new vice president in mid-tcrin in the event of tile President's death, and majority passago of Senate hills. The paper railed Odham "a young Southerner who up h o l d s President Johnym's stand that too years has been long enough to debate the question of whether all rlti zens should havu equal oppor­ tunities." NO. 171 JIQ JL U A ... Alaska Quake A N C I I O U A t i E, Alaska (HIM) — A strong earth quake hit about 300 miles southwest of Kodiak Island Thursday but no seismic aea waves were repotted. 18 be re routed around the downtown aection of Sanford. Also, it ha* been discussed extending Highway 48 with a new crossing at Mims, giving direct access to Cape Ken­ nedy. Highlighting his talk, Doyle said the planning council is advocating a parkway to ex­ tend from the Port Orange area southerly and to the west of Lake Harney, along the Econlockhatchcc River, pro­ ceed in the vicinitiy of the new state university at Ovie­ do. thence cast of Orlando and connect with Sunshine Park­ way in the proximity of the Chain of I,akos. "This accnic drive," he ad­ vocated, "would take care of the Sunday drivers." He also predicted that with new construction at the space center on Cape Kennedy and opening it for visitors "it will attract 2.5 million tourists a year." Doyle was Introduced by Judge Vernon Mize, co-chair­ man of the altering sub-com­ mittee of the long range plan­ ning committee, Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Cabinet Called SAIGON, South Viet Nntn (U P l) — Secretary of State Deun Ilusk today pledged thnt the "deep commitment" of U S. aid would continue for South Viet Nam's war against the Communist guerrillas. Nikita 70 MOSCOW (U P l) — Pre mier Nikita S. Khrushchev, his voice c' .iked with emo t|on ni r.ceived praise and honora on Ills 70th birthday, said today he has "not ao much time" loft but indicated ho does not plan to retire. Barry Raps LBJ STOCKTON, Calif. ( UPl ) — Sen. Barry Goldwalcr lev­ eled another attnrk against tho luilitiiry policies of tlie Johnson n.liuinistrution Thurs­ day—and tossed n personal challenge nt seven members of tho California legislature. Cross Stands BERLIN ( UPl ) — East German border guards moving a section of the llrrlin wall today worked their way past a cross erected by West Ber­ liners to tho memory of n slain East Germnn youth, lenving tho incmoriul unharm­ CAPE KENNEDY. ( UPl ) — ed. Sidney J. I)»glo, one of tho 11 men burned Tuesday when n locket ignited during an MIAMI ( UPl ) — Veterans indoor test, died today at of tlie Buy o f Pigs' inva­ Capo Canaveral hospital. sion marked the third anni­ versary o f thnt abortive finsro today with both Cuban ex­ iles and Fidel Castro looking to soma passible now aetion against the Communist re gitne in Havana. Burned Man Dies Bay Of Pigs Birthday Ad LOUGIITON, England ( UPl ) —Everyone seemed to forget David Gill'a birthday last year. So he placed an adver­ tisement in a local newspaper and received more than too eards Thursday. KOIIERT H. DOYLE, East Central Florldn plannlnjf expert, Thursday in a talk before tho Seminole Chnmbcr o f Commerce and Jayeecs, predicted a population explosion and advised city and county officials to employ a professional planner now. (Herald l’ lioto) ★ ★ ★ Dickinson Asks Crash Program 5,000 Shriners Meet For Cape Area Here Next Weekend By United Preaa International Fred O. Dickinson of West Palm llcach took his cam paign for governor to the noNICOSIA, Cyprus (U P l)— lion’s space capital today and President Makarios summon' proposed an immediate crash rd his cabinet today for a program to provide roads and discussion of strategy to deal bridges to handle bulging popwith the increased fighting luation and critical military between the Greek and Turk­ newts In the Cape Kennedy ish Cypriots. area. Aid To Continue iI Dickinson told campaign supporters in Kau Gallie that severe situation exists in Brevard "but as governor I will go all the way to the president of the United States to seek help in aolvlng the problem." Dickinson, t e r m e d the crown prince of tho present Bryant administration by Sen, John Mathews of Jacksonville and other fellow' candidates,' stressed that ho is not being "critical o f those in state office now." But he found fault with the development commlaaion for not promoting the capu mis­ sile area which he railed the Eiffel Towers of America. Florida needs a governor who see* the big picture." He also talked aland salt wulcr intrusion and tlie water problem and said he'd support the upper St. Johns flood con­ trol project. In Daytona Beach, Ills home town, Itcp. Fred Karl told a breakfast meeting ho was calling on tils fellow candi­ dates to stop giving Up ser­ vice to reapportionmrnt and present a specific plan for the people to aee. "The record shows the atti­ tude of some of the candi­ dates," Karl said. "And un­ less Iheir thinking has chang­ ed, they offer outmoded, un­ fair plana that arc no better now than before." lie said Dickinson once sup­ ported tho small-county 45senator plan, while Senator Mathews last pushed a 40senator plan "backed by the small county |>ork chop bloc and soundly defeated af the polls." Sen. Scott Kelly talked to supporters in Folk, I'asco, Marion and i'inclias counties today, saying he is the symbol of opposition to the Civil Bights Bill and a "vote for me is a vote against the Civil Rights Bill." Shrine Hand of Orlando will present a concert at 7:30 p m. at First Street and Magnolia Avenue. Ladles will enjoy a recreational game at Mayfair Inn. A Chanters recital will lie presented at the Inn and a get-together party will b« held at the Shrine Club. Candidates will "serv e" breakfast to members on San­ ford atreets at 7 a. m. Satur­ day. Shriners will parade through Sanford, starting at 10:30 a.m. from First Street and Cypress Avenue. Luncheon and fash­ ion s Imiw will be held for Uio ladies at 12:45 p. m. Candidates wilt be Initiated Saturday aiternoon at Semi­ nole High School auditorium. Shriners and their ladies An estimated .700 persons turned out Thursday evening will attend a ball Saturday to hear threc.minute talks by evening at Mayfair Inn, nearly CO Democratic candi­ dates for party nomination in tlie May 5 primary. The session, nt tlie Jal Alai Fronton, waa tlm first o f a series of county-whin rallies spnnsorrd by the Seminole PARIS (UIM) — President County Democratic Executive Charles de Gaulle \va* re­ Committee. ported to have undergone a Kiuh rundldatr for county prostate gland operation to­ offii-o wns iillowrd threo min­ day. Tlie report was carried hy utes to expound Ills or her qualifications. the French news sgency and Sen. Scott Kelly, one o f six the government-owned radio candidates for governor, ar­ nml television networks, al­ rived lain in the meeting and though there was no official talked briefly. A spokesman confirmation from De Gaulle’ s also talked briefly for Fred office. De Gaulle was reported to Karl, another gubernatorial have entered the Cochin Hos­ candidate. Next county rally will ho pital In Paris Thursday nt:;ht, April i!.T at Oviedo High only an hour after the broad­ School gym and the last on cast of his pre-recorded radio April <K> at Sunford Civic and television speech to tha nation. Center. An estimated 5.000 Shrinrrs will converge on Sanford next weekend, April 21-25, for a ceremony In which 100 candl dates will l>e initiated into Bahia Temple. Hosts for Hie occasion will be llanokl Kastm-r, lllustrous potentate of Bahia Temple of Shriners, and Hoy G. Williams president of tho Sanford Shrine Club. Friday afternoon will be glv en over to a golf tournament at 5Uyfntr Country Club. 300 Hear Talks By Candidates Operation For De Gaulle Reported CAKIBE LOUNGE IS NOW OPEN TIL 2:00 a.m. MON. Thru HAT. . . . Serving Your Favorite Beverage or Dinner . . . or make the Caribe your late stop o f the evening Last Polio Doses MRS. JIMMY KYNE8, wife o f the attorney gen­ eral, pins one o f her husband's campaign can In to tlie lupel o f former Mayor Tom McDonald dur­ ing her Sanford visit Thursday. (Herald Photo) Last chance for make-up on the first dose of the Sabin oral vaccine against polio will he Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. This in for those persons who were unable to obtain tlie done last Sunday. Feeding (Rations will be Hot up thin Sunday at Florida State Rank, A & I’ ato re at I’ inecrest shoppintr center, Jai Alai Fronton and Oviedo City Hall. Jaycecs, uponsorinir the Sabin polio immuni­ zation, taken orally with a lump o f HUKur, atuto tlie Hecond dose will las given on Juno 7. Cracker Days Are Here VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN HANFORD QOOD OL' MSHIONKD m m DAYS �M f * n f«r V In tO P a g e 2 — F i t A p r il 17, ’64 Kev. Grover Sewell Mb , The M odel !: * i! Prayer Many questions art asktd about prayer. I would not b« aurprliad if mor* people atk queatlona concerning thla aeana o f (race than any oth­ er. Thla la not a modem hap* panlng. When w e turn back the centuriu to the time when Christ waa on earth the tame inqulaltirentii existed. When the disclplea asked our Lord to teach them to pray He apoka the words that we find In Matthew 6:0.13. We ident­ ify this model prayar as “ The Lord's Prayer." THE IN T R O D U C T IO N BAYS, “ OUR FATHER, WHO ART IN HEAVEN." Wa find a vary warm, close and Intimate relationship with God in being permitted to address Him as "Father." Wa must stand In aw* at the privilege of being able to ap­ proach God as Ills children. Let us note also that He Is our HEAVENLY Father. For those o f ua who have chil­ dren, we know that tha best is not too good for them, yet eur judgment la not always right. For example, we all know people who would not think o f denying their chil­ dren and physical advantage, y et neglect their most Impor­ tant soul I The Heavenly Fa­ ther knows without a doubt what we need. There are six great peti­ tions In this prayer o f a few words. The first three relate to God and Ilia honor while the last three ara primarily concerned with man and his needs. THE FIRST PETITION B A Y S , “ HALLOWED RE THY NAME." Praise Is given to God In these words. How appropriate it la to begin our prayers with praise to ths God o f all that la. THE SECOND PETITION A S K S , “ THY KINGDOM COME." In many o f our churches W* repeat this prayer time after time, hut how many o f tis are sincere 1 We are pray­ ing to be ruled by Christ Hlmeelf. Certainly thla places our allegiance to Him above our business, recreation, coun­ try and families, n * makes it very clear that He la Lord o f all or Lord not at all. THE THIRD PETITION, •THY WILL RE DONE ON EARTH AS IT IS IN HEA­ VEN ." It ia simply not enough to become cltisens o f the Heavenly Kingdom, but GOOD cltisens where the will of the flovereign God Is our will. THE FOURTH PETITION, •GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY DREAD." “ Dally bread" does not In­ dicate that we fool it neces­ sary to have great wealth to be satisfied. W* will not have to "keep up with the Jones­ e s" to find happiness, but we do ask that God provide us with the necessities of life that we may live respectfully fo r Him. PETITION NUMUER FIVE, "AND FORGIVE US OUR DEBTS, AS WE FOR­ GIVE OUR DEBTORS." How many o f us menrt this! What a DANGEROUS peti­ tion. Do we really want God to forgive ua as WE forgive Othersf This Involves multiple pardoning* as well as tre- A MOTION f’ICTURF YOU MUST SFF! Question A CVO M H CH U I MAMA OT COUAABt A BAI A ir V AAtATA M OOOS.fAOm Aim A t m itA U A m u Htttt-w trm bg a/nf luiponitful slaty of S to y and hit ftlhtr. otch forced to docldt hit futuro on hit willingnttt to ttsnd up tor whst ho bodovot. The Grice Methodist Chureh Offleisl Bosrd is inltistlng a new method of Church finance by means of Loyslly Dinners on April 22, 23, finance Com­ mittee Chairman Jim Griffin said today. Philip Monroe is heading up the Loyalty Dinner organize lion as General Chairman. The plan Is to Invite the congregation by meons of co captains, to a complimcn tary dinner In the church Each co-captain is inviting soma 10 families to be his special guests and to sit at his particular table. Following the free dinner each evening, the budget for the 1961-63 fiscal year will be expliined to give pertinent facts about various Items. Speaker will be Rev. John Hires, pastor of Grace Church. The new budget calls for an Increase of 9 per cent over last year due mainly to in creased payment towards building debt, Increase of the ministers salary and proposed additional office equipment. The annual budget totals $23, 402 which calls for $530 cr week. It 1s anticipated that the budget will be underwrit­ ten at the two dinners by in­ dividual subscriptions. mandous pardoning* for moat o f us. Evidently Peter was faced with tha problem of forgiving a troublesome person. He asked If he had to forgive as much as seven times, to which our biassed Lord repli­ ed, “ seventy times seven," meaning an unlimited number o f times. THE 8 IXTH PETITION, “ AND LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION, B U T DELIVER US FROM EVIL." This petition recognises that the flesh Is weak and that we want to kept, not on­ ly from evil, but even the temptation to ev il Honesty forces ua to admit that wa must bend over back­ wards to avoid tha besetting sins which capture and en­ slave us so easily. THE CONCLUSION SAYS, “ FOR THINE IS THE KING­ DOM, AND THE POWER, AND THE GLORY, FOREV­ ER. AMEN." What a magnificent way to end this great prayer. It echoes that central thems of Scripture found In Revelation 10:0b, “ Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth." Yes, Indeed, all Is His for­ ever, Including the honor and glory. Let us analyze our own prayer life to see how well we measure up to the Sixth anniversary of hla or­ standard that our Lord has dination will be calibrated by given us. Rev. G. W. Chappell at Snow Hill Missionary B a p t i s t Hhurch at Geneva Sunday. Ths message will be deli­ vered by Rev. II. J. Clarke, Boy Scout Troop 607, which tawly appointed pastor of Oak le sponsored by Grace Meth­ Hill Baptist Church, Geneva. Tha daylong program will odist Church, will hold bake sales this Saturday at Winn- >pen with Sunday School at Dixie, French Avenue and 1:30 a.m. followed by morning 26th Street and at Food Fair, worship at 11 a.m. N. Keyton Park Avenue and 26th Street and M. Jackson will lead tha Both sales will begin at 0:80 devotional service and Rav. E. G. Smith will deltvar the ser­ s -m . Proceeds will be used for mon. Worship ssrvlccs will open the purchase o f much needed camping equipment so that the at 8 p m. with tha welcome scouts can attend the May by Harrist Bush, a Ulk by 1-8 Campora* at Camp La- Ada Carroll and a solo by Ernestine (griffin. Rav. Clarks NoChre. will dsilver tb* annual masThis past Monday a board o f review was held to exam­ saga. ine BUI Kennedy and Mathew Stewart for first class and Blair Kitner for star scout The boys were passed on suc­ cessfully by committeemen By Maryann Miles Buddy Williams and Don Charter members o f ths Jackson. A Court of Honor Baar Lake St. Andrews Pres­ wlU be held for the boys in byterian Chureh will honor the near future. new members at a pot luck dinner to be held Sunday fol­ lowing ths morning worship service. Women o f the church will Central Baptist Church of •upply coffee, bread and but­ Sanford will hold a special ter. Circle meetlnga of the group meeting Sunday to emphasize the current drive among will be held next week with members to raise funds for members o f Circle One to pews needed In the church's meet et 7:46 p.m. Tuesday new auditorium now under at ths home o f Mrs. Rogsr construcUon. Cost of the pews Rldgowell, 1184, S. Apopka Boulevard, liter Lake and Cir­ has been stated as $0,160. A special offe-lng for this cle Two to meet at 10 a.m. purpose will be received Sun­ Wednesday at tha horn* of day. Following a dinner on Mrs. Jsan Colbert, Shirley the grounds, a report o f the Drive, Beer Lake, amount received In the offer­ ing will be made to those at­ tending. The DeBery Choristers will All members are urged to meet at 9:30 a.m. Saturday be present and visitors will be at the DeBary Community welcomed. Mathodlat Church for rehear­ sal. Members are asked to please bring ths required musie. Pastor To Mark 6th Anniversary Scouts Set Bake Sales S t Andrews Plans Dinner Central Baptist To Buy Pews Choir To Meet C W C To Attend Communion lly Donna Kates Members o f the Church o f Nativity Catholic Women's Club will receive Communion In a group Sunday at the 8 a.m. Mass at the church. Mrs. Gene Shannon, pres­ ident elect o f the club, has urged all the women to at­ tend and reminds them to make their reservations with Mrs. Donald Corkill o f North Orlando by Saturday for the Installation banquet scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALW AYS — CORRECT By The Yawing People r 11 - 1 L .. • ill The Episcopal Bishop of Panama will be guest speak­ er for 7he 42nd Annual Con­ vention of the Episcopal Dio- 0ALVATIon ceae of South Florida to be held Tuesday through Thurs­ day o f next week at the Day­ tona Plata Hotel in Daytona Reach. The Rt. Rev. Reginald Herber Gooden will address the Convention on the opportuni­ ties which are open for the Church in Panama to affact ths life of this country. Bishop Gooden has served The Annual Meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church o f the Naza­ rene, Second and Maple, was held recently to elect officers for the coming church year. Those selected to serve were Mrs. Raymond Ssndlfer, pres Ident; Sirs. Arthur Cornett, vice-president; Kay Ssndlfer, secretary; Sirs. W. Spencer Castle, treasurer; Sirs. Ro­ bert Carter, study superintend ent; Sirs. Paul Bickes, publi city secretary; Sirs. W. A. Soward, membership secre­ tary; Melvin Spivey. Other sheep secretary; Mrs. Ro­ bert Booth, box work Here tary and Sirs. Frank Price, prayer and fasting secretary. E lected ss deleg a tes to con vention were Sirs. Paul Bickes 1IISHOP GOODEN Sirs. Robert Carter and Sirs. W. Spencer Castle. Reports given st the mast­ ing Indicated that ths society has met the requirements necessary for the honor of "S tsr Society." The society works to promote tb* efforts of foreign missions tnd meets “ Question 7” , a timely and the first Wdnesday of each tension-packed motion picture month at 7 p. m. of conscience under test In East Germany, will be shown this Sunday, 3:30 p. m. and 8 p. m. at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, W. 23th Place (Oak and Park). This motion picture has rc By Donna Estes Representing Christ Epis­ eelved high commendation by copal Church o f Longwood aa leading newspapers throughout delegates to the 42nd an­ the country and also by lead nual convention of tha Epis­ ers of various denominations. copal Diocsse o f South Flor­ “ You will be lastingly lm ida In Daytona Beach next pressed" San Francisco Monl week will be Rev. Charles W. tor; "The best film of the Stewart Jr., vicar and A. P. Year" National Bosrd of Re view of Motion Pictures; "It’s Bowersox. Attending as delegates of a hit" Life Magazine; "A the Churchwomen will be MUST film for every Intelli­ Mrs. Eugene B. Taylor and, gent citizen of the Free as visitors, Mrs. Bowersox World" Loi Angeles Times; " . . . Goes to the heart of and Mrs. Stewart the Major Issue" Christian Science Alonitor; “ . . . An important contribution in this film " Our Sunday Visitor; " . . . This film is the story of our time—o f every m a n By Maryann Miles while we yet have time to Rev. William E. Bryant of choose" Rabbi David S. Gru­ Apopka was guest minister ber, Columbia, S. C.; “ Gripp­ for the Bear Lake Methodist ing . . . like an underground Church last Sunday in ths explosion" C h i c a g o Sunabsence o f Rsr. William M. Times; " o f such International Irwin and Airs. Irwin, who, Import that it ought to be giv­ along with their son, Cecil en priority on the U.N. Agen­ and hla family, were visitors da” New York Dally News; at Ortega Methodist Chureh "One o f the most significant In Jacksonville. films of our time" Christianity Announcement has been Today; "This film should be made that rehearsals for the seen by everyone" Rabbi A. church eholr will be held In Gilbert, B’nal H'rith. the future at 7:80 p.m. each The public Is Invited to Tuesday at tha home of Grant either of the above mentioned Mueller, 2619 Oaklando Drlvt, showings. Free-will offering to Bear Lake. defray expenses. Nazarene Group Has Election COLONEL RALPH T. MILLER National Evangelist To Appear Locally Colonel Ralph T. Miller, na­ tional evangelist for The Sal­ vation Army In tha United States who conducts spiritual campaigns throughout the country, will conduct services In Sanford next week appear­ ing st'u.c- local headquarters, 214 East Second Street, dally at 7:30 p. m. April 21-26. A third generation Salvation Army officer, Colonel Miller was born In Portsmouth, N. H. and received his commiss­ ion In 1919 from the Salva- Nazarene YPS Elects Officers New officers of the Young People’s Society of Sanford's First Church of the Nazarene were elocted at the recent annual meeting of the group. Serving will be Jerrett Smith, president; Scranton Thompson, vice president; Ju­ lie Jimenez, secretary and Mary Moore, treasurer. Dele­ gates to convention will be Ksy Sandlfcr, Larry Watson and Julia Jimenet. The Society Is composed of the young people of the church and meetings are held each Sunday at 6 p. m. Garland Davis Is retiring president. lion Army School for Offi.’ers' Training In New York City. Corps appointments have tak­ en him to Yonkers, N. Y ., Tarry town, Mount Vernon, Kingston and the well-known Brooklyn Citadel Corps. He has served as Young People's Secretary and Divi­ sional Secretary for the North­ east Pennsylvania Division and in Southern New Eng­ land; as Divisional Officer for Uie latter division and a Divisional Commander for Northern Now Jersey; as Di­ visional Commander for West­ ern Pennsylvania and Provin­ cial Commander for the New England Province from which appointment he assumed the duties of national evangelist. Reported to be an outstand­ ing orator, Colonel Miller is said to bo in constant demand as a speaker for churches, service clubs and for radio and television appearances, lie is an honorary member of tho Boston Rotary Club. Invitation Is extended to the public In this ares to attend ths services by Capt. Harry S. Fodcn of the lqcal head'quarters. Special Offering Aid Alaska Church To Hear To A special offering for Alas­ will be taken at Ebenazcr Glee Club Sing ka Methodist Church this Sun­ Edgewood J u n i o r High School Glee Club of Merritt Island will sing at the First Church of the Nazarene, Se­ cond and Maple, st 9:45 a.m. Sunday. The group Is composed of 40 students under the direction of John Carter, former -esldent of Sanford. Carter Is a graduate of Seminole High School and Athens College in Athens, Ga. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Car­ ter of 417 West 12th Street. The Glee Club will sing s variety o f religious hymns and spirituals. Rev. Paul Bickes, pastor of the church, announc­ ed that the general public Is welcome to the special service. VFD To Meet The April mstUng of ths Wcklwa Volunteer Fire De­ partment will be held at 7:30 pm . Monday at the Fir* House, 320 Aurora Drlva, Wekiwa Spring*. day. Rev. Ray Gregory, pastor, In announcing tha appeal, re­ ported that damage to church property and Institutions in Alaska during the recent earthquakes has been set at an estimated $500,000. Church To Show 'Question T Delegates Named Rev. Bryant Is Guest A. SPEER Seminole County Prosecuting Attorney “ I will serve all thfe people fairly and impartially.” M ay 5 Democratic Primary Paid Political Adv. There lx no gubatltule for experience ELECT W. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R D IS T R IC T 3 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Seventeen years experience in county and municipal govern meat. Interested in school program. The Fourth Quarterly Con­ ference of the First Methodist Church of Sanford will be held Sunday evening when Dr. Joa A. Tolle, district *uperintendent, will speak for the evening services end con­ duct the meeting. Records of accomplishment since June 1, 1963, will bo reviewed tnd recommenda­ tion* for the coming year will be presented for consideration. All members of ths congre­ gation are invited to attend. t, ^ DOYLE g CONNER Com m issioner I'M Agriculture GRATEFUL for tho opportunity to continue serving Florida's consumers and growers through: INSPECTION of foods, gasolines, feeds, ferti­ lizers, seeds and pesticides; MARKETING of Florida agricultural products; PROTECTION of plant and livestock indus­ tries against diseases and insects; ECONOMY in government by working for better efficiency and conservation as a Cabinet member. St. Petersburg Times Endorses (Psld Ful.tksl Advertisement) MATHEWSUL b/. Petersburg fidiloriuls • 7 A tf*U ty tlt*ttf*U m y d m y lt-m *d jltM lU ln H P —tmd T ty**, fmtlkt*, U12-WA MtmU Tn» 2-9 »*** S34-1111 tm t*, April 18, 1H41 Mathews For Governor Se'e/y USJXB. Prmarrttte prlmeryt JA* T, Xlllknt ta. Ihyde. Sums, Fred • O. DuIMuqk ll‘ Urt Kteg illgV frtA Kul end Scott Killp IttpublSin primary: Ken rolls Ms accocnpUshments Include as. II. A. Fester snd Citrfas JL •ontcUng th s long • steading J/eQry. abuses o f state prlnttag by tnttlat.Senstor'John K. MitheuV in« nortda's modem lav In tbat flsldf atotring through tho Swale asm* »U1 be list among Denscastle rsndldsteo tor governor on l m Is bring tho wsywtrd Turn•Iphsbetleslly-tnxnged billots tor pte* Authority inter control; butt, tutlag protections s p la t band lbs Usy 5 primary. schema abuws, snd puslng a •rt w the swultel ascstka ateoan* It rrmova stste unirtf* •A qw lOTrolleno to ho ftorta's suits frees pcutic*. chief Mentis t far the nest Hr. >* « * — sad pacrtWy the aert sis — I d a Mslhree stead* *1 ewirdt for offsctlvsnow as a msktr rt laws. toXuding Tha Ihe head rt the list. Time* ’il tnd ’O elutions aa a Tba Timet 'strorgly endorses most vsiusbis member rt ths LtgHi thews tor the* resins: hUiture. Hit honors hevs been ** Us thews nil I be ■ more ef. voted both by Florida newspaper fretir* gneraer thin toy at tho adlton and by legislston with w tm be served. other imdldtUs. For hit ou:sUnd)ng work In * Mathews bti Ihe bed record the ’ll session. Msthtwi hss been of OCTostelhhOterts valuable la railed -the floor leader lor rood noriis. aovernment.** M e I* the kind at leadership * Mathews |< the mert luw tetis Mods hi the gevireer't rfetiM . rsodUsto on Florid*’* M offtet* piAlemt tnd o s>i to solve them. (hi the critical Issue of n e t re- MATHEWS Will give full time to office. 322-6432 Methodist Conference Scheduled vote for JOHN E.“JACK" For drainage and water conservation program. I li-llt] by his two Suffragan Bis­ hops, the Rt. Rev. Jams* L. Duncsn of Miami and the Rt. Rev. William L. Hargrave of St. Peteraburg. Family man. For good roads to all schools. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. U. lei A Mahford Ave. in Panama since 1945. The Episcopal Church in tha Un­ ited State* took over the work of the Anglican Church In Panama in 1919. Work of the Rlshop is now being di­ rected to the Spanish-speak­ ing people of the country. He was invited to address ths Convention in view o f the critical iltuatlon in Panama and the need for ths Christ­ ian Church to be involved in Latin America. Rlshop Gooden slso will ad­ dress the Meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen of ths Diocese being conducted st ths same time in Riviera Mo­ tel. Soma 2,000 representatives from the 1G9 congregations making up tha Uioceat are ex­ pected to attend. Presiding will be the Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, Bishop o f the Dio­ cese of South Florida, of Win­ ter Park, who will be an iitcd * Ml Shews hit conducted tho Jstlona, Mathews believes the govmost forthright cstopsign. enor’l office should bo • poeim# fora. Wt-think Mathews could •wMeihsws Is a p s l l l l t a l tttste lor Florida a new rlimit* *<Uer,’ ’ not • "ptorelser." rt harmonious racial progress. Mathews' ulenu tre no secret No ciltssn ran say be dors art h rtorldisne. The too of i former know where Msthews stands or rhief fustier of Ihe florldt 8u-' what ho ran scrompllsh. Ills pubprfnie ODutt. Jlathcws grtw up 114 record Is too clear. Upon test Closo to politics, 1U hts served record Mathews beset hla r u d d i­ three IstisJstarh st a represent- er, offering himself forthrightly to sUv# from IXnrti County, cno 11 Florid* Veters, and without tonetrnstor, II# has n truly remsrh- Slvo petto igeatry. aide record of .pomorlag tnd guidWo bollevt Florida voters win big thratth tho legiiltUvo mill recognise the quality rt lbs man. msjor governments! rtterms. his knowledge rt government end his graluo toe getting thing* don* »nd elect John Msihews our nest For batter road system. nCTVRi WILL I f SHOWNt ■ :M P. M. A KtM P. M. Episcopal Convention Scheduled Next Week Renident o f Seminole County 30 year*. WINNER OF TWENTY-TWO INTERNATIONAL AWARDSI TUB LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THB REDEEMER W. Silk Plat* (Oak A Park) SUNDAY. APRIL lttk Grace Methodist Loyally Dinners Are Scheduled Dedicated To Good Government bestqualified bn Governor Throw good rraoone why of Brmlxul* County. Linda 7, ssiuy iv, ana r-siu id. PD. POL. ADV. I �y>•' I I It f 'Fifth Circuit Split Favored Hospital WASHINGTON (U P l)-T o p federal judges hive agreed to n com mend a split in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has been swamped with £ . v i l rights cases, it was re* pulled today. Tlie proposed split would reduce the circuit to four deepSouth states—Alabama, Flor­ ida, Georgia and Mississippi— by creating an Ilth circuit composed of Louisiana, Tex­ as and the Canal Zone. A resolution calling for the rearrangement has been ap­ p r o v e d by the judicial confer­ ence. which is headed by Chief Justice Karl Warren and includes all circuit and district judges in the federal court system. A bill to implement the pro­ posal is being dratted by a conference committee for in­ troduction in the Senile after its approval by the confer; cnee in a September meeting here. Details of the plan came from Hubert II. Finzcl. chief counsel of the Senate Sub­ committee on improvements in judicial machinery, who is helping to draft the bill. Finzcl said the conference resolution calls for the addi­ tion of six circuit judgeships. Under the proposal, there Pineapples arc believed to would be eight judgeships for have been first cultivated by the reduced 5th circuit and Guarani Indians of Paraguay seven for the new circuit. The present 5th circuit has nine. and southern Brazil. Stop Polio A P R IL 19TH O R A L V A C C IN E LOCATIONS Jai-AInl Fronton Casselberry Fla. State Hank Sanford Pinccrcst Shopping Center South Sanford City Hall Oviedo Donation 50c SAN-SEM JAYCEE SUM. COUNTY SEM. COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Casselberry WSCS Has Annual Election VEG ETABLE REPORT 12 - 5 P. M. SA B IN APRIL 16 ADMISSIONS: Ann Moore, Murdock P. Matheson, Thomas W. Curtis, Jr., James Edward Smith, Flor­ ence Shicbcnbcr, Muriel Brum­ baugh, Lynda L. Munkewski, Blanche Garrett. S h e r m i» n Ware, Esther Spivey, Felieitas Livingston, nil of Sanford; Shirley Hoover, Oviedo, Sher­ ri Lynn Milsap. Ml. Dorn; Lula Long, Dc Italy, flirtlust Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Smith, Girl, Sanford, Mr. und Mrs. Lcltoy Hill, Girl. Longwood. DISCHARGES: June Rumgny, Jacqueline Eudell, Anita Baker, Henry DISTRICT OFFICERS taking part in Wednesday’s meeting of the Cassel­ Plummer, Marion Freeman, berry Community Methodist Church WSCS were, left, Mrs. Joint Wall, Ludie Pugh, Rosetta Vansecretary of promotion who was guest speaker and, right, Mrs. B. M. Zunt. Louise Rowan, Ronald Hillyer, president who conducted the local election of officers. Mrs. Russi, Richard Jo Leslie, Arthur Putman, center, is president of the Casselberry Society. Nary Ann Senart, John Watj kins, Saul Abramson, William i Parks. Roger James Smith, [ Amelia K. Lefils ami Baby, |Mildred E. Phare and Ruby, all of Sanford; Agnes llub|bard, Orange City, I.cafic Rev. John II. Hires Jr., pas­ I Watt, Deflary, Etta Grigsby, tor of the Grace Mrthodist Madison, Tenn. Church of Sanford, will be the bert Deppen, supplies; Mrs. By Jane Casselberry principal speaker at a spring Gullickson, local Officers for the coming year Thomas sports affair Monday night at Seminole High School. were chosen by the WSCS of church activities; Mrs. C. K. The event, sponsored by the Casselberry Community Meth­ Fisher, publicity and printSHS Boosters Club, will honor odist Church Wednesday in an j ing and Mrs. I. G. Reuter, Fedcrnl Stnte Market students who are participating election conducted by Mrs. B. I chairman of next year's nomiNews Service in baseball, track, golf, swim­ Sanford M. Hilly er, president of the j nating committee. ming and bowling. Shipping point information | Installation of officers will Ilcv. Hires at one time Orlando district. for April 16. All sales L O B. served *s captain of the ten­ New officers selected arc take place at the June meet­ Precooling charges extra un­ nis team at the University of Mrs. Phil Cacsber, president; ing. less otherwise stated. Mrs. William Tilford, vice Mrs. L. K. Swope, was in SANFORD - OVIEDO - ZEI.L- Florida. president; Mrs. Harold KryWOOD AND ISLAND GROVE charge of the worship proder, secretary and Mrs. Er­ DISTRICTS: nst Franekenherg. treasurer. giam. Guest speaker was Mrs. Partly cloudy amt mild. Elected to serve as secretar­ John Wall of Maitland, district Beets; Crates, 1 dor. bun­ ies of work were Mrs. Clare secretary of promotion who dles, $2. Balmcr and Mrs. Angel Men­ spoke on the general confer­ Cabbage: demand v e r y R. Howard Berg of Mel­ dez, children's work; Mrs. ence of tlie Methodist Church g o o d , market stronger with bourne ha* liccn named the William Shook, church social to take place in Pittsburg firm undertone. Domestic Methodist Church's outstand­ relations; Mrs. Leroy Sween­ Ap-ll 26-May 9. This quadround type, 1*. bu. crates, ing layman for the 1060-04 ey. literature; Mrs. Arthur rcnni.il conference of minis­ SI .32 to( $150, most late sales, qundrennium. Putman, missionary educa­ terial and lay delegates is tlie $1.50, Wednesday commit­ He will he cited at a lay­ tion; Mrs. Marvin McClain, law and policy making body ments, $1.25 to $1.35; 50 lb. men's banquet April 25 in of the Methodist Church. A mesh sacks, $1.15 to $1.25, Pittsburgh, I’a., on the eve promotion; Mrs. Frank Mess- total of loo Conferences In ick, spiritual life; Mrs. Edgar Wednesday commitments. St o f tile international Method­ the United States will be re­ to $1.10; Red type, l*i bu. ist General Conference, the Lyons and Mrs. Mary Mob­ presented as well as 10 Con­ ley, student work; Mrs. Ilocrates. $2.75, few $3; Savoy church's top legislative and ferences from outside tills type. $1.75 to $2. policy making body. country. Carrots: demand good, mar­ A Melbourne real estate It was announced that the ket steady. Topped, 48 1 lb. broker and former newspaper next meeting of tlie WSCS, on film hags, mesh master con­ publisher, Ilerg has been lay Wednesday, May 13, will be tainer. $190; 50 lb. mesh leader of the Florida Confer­ presented by a May Breakfast sacks, loose, large, $1.35. ence since 1052 and national beginning at 0:30 a.m. The clr Celery: demand moderate, president of the church’s lay clc treasurers will bo in market steady. 16 in. crates. board since 1060. Ho is a charge of planning the break Pascal type, offerings heavy trustee i f Florida Southern fast. There will be an oppor­ to 2-3 doz., mostly 3 doz.. H i College nrid o f Emory Uni­ tunity at the May meeting doz.. few, $1.75; 2-2'a doz.. $2; versity in Atlanta, also a for members of the five cir­ 3 doz., $2.25; 4 doz., $2.50; cles to change groups if they Methodist institution. few 6 and 8 doz., $3; hearts, desire. crates, film wrapped, 24 The district WSCS leadercount, $3.50. ship training conference will Chinese cabbage: demand United Presbyterian Women be held at the Casselberry 1moderate, market steady. 16 of Westminster Presbyterian church on Iho morning of |in. crates, some wrapped, Church, Casselberry, will meet Thursday. May 21. $1.75. Wednesday, April 22. at 8 p.m. Mrs. William Tilford, gen­ Endive: demand fair, mar­ at the home of Mrs. Russell eral chairman of the bazaar ket steady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, G. Corwin, 1427 Lake Drive, planned for November, an­ $1Casselberry. Mrs. Karl Harris nounced the following circle Escarulc: demand fair, will lead the Bible study and RAYMOND Morriii is n Iwioth chairmen: Mrs. Angel market steady. 1 1/0 bu. Mrs. Barry Hawthorne, presi­ candidate for the De­ Mendez, Crusaders; Mrs. crates, S5c. dent, will conduct the meet­ m o c r n tic nomination nalph Newcomer, Esther; Lettuce: demand fair, mar­ ing. for j it b t i c c o f tlie Mrs. Marvin McClain, ounket alightly weaker on Ropeace, District 0, in the shine;; Mrs. Paul Englemsn, maine and leaf types, steady May i» party printary. Dorcas and Mrs. Edgar Ly­ on others;; Iceberg type, WB ons, Rebecca. (Herald Photo) Forest City Baptist Church crates, 24 count, $1.25 to $1.50; Boston type, EBN crates, 24 had a homecoming pot luck count, $2 to $2.25, best qual­ dinner last Sunday following ity, $2.25; Romalnc type, I 1/0 Ilia morning worship aervice bu. crates, $1 to $1.25; Leaf to wclronie the new minister, CALL type, 24 qt. baskets. $1.25. Rev, Clifford Gresham, and Parsley: Crates, 5 doz. bun­ Mrs. Gresham who aru now ches, curley, $1.60. living on Terrace Boulevard, Radishes: demand moderate W. Lake Brantley. market steady. Topped, Red variety. 3»6 oz. film bags, M O V IN G AN D S T O R A G E C O .. INC. The American marketing 75c; White Icicle variety, 24- system moves and processes 8 oz. film bags, $1.50. FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 each year 135 million tons of Squash: demand good, mar­ foodstuffs worth more than 5 0 4 C c lc y A v e . S a n f o r d , F la. ket steady, offerings light. $60 billion. 5/0 bu. crates, yellow straight neck and cocozcllcs, small aiz«, $3. SHS Boosters To Hear Talk MAKE-UP 111 DOSE SU N D A Y , Notes BOARD OF HEALTH Layman Named Johnson Takes Poke At Civil Disobedience WASHINGTON ( UPI) President Jolinsun says that civil rights demonstrators do their cause “ no good" when they resort to civil disobed­ ience and threaten health or safety of the people. The President told his news conference that it was very important that the Senate pass the civil rights bill “ at the earliest possible date." But he echoed Senate back­ ers of the bill who have warn­ ed that unruly and illegal demonstration! hurt its chanc­ es. The Senate went into Its 33rd day of debate today on the House-passed measure to ban racial discrimination in voting, education, employ­ ment. unions, public accom­ modations and use of federal funds. Southern opponents of the bill still held the floor. A team composed of Sens. John C. Stennis, D-.Miss., B. Ever­ ett Jordan, D-N. C „ and John J. Sparkman, D-Ala., was to speak against the legislation. Student Contest Fri. April 17, *64— Pnge 8 Clfr P.-ttiforJI WE W IL L C U S T O M K I L L YO U R frralH t. > < ; CO W PORTIONS CUT & WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER. PII. 365-3105 HI-FLAVOR MEATS, INC. TUSK A WILLOW RD. OFF SR 131 FREE! FREE! FREE! WDBO CHANNEL 6 — MARIONETTE THEATRE This Puppet Show Will Be A “ Cracker Days” Event Presented In Front Of Snnford'M New Mall lictween (Jnrrell’a And The Hollywood Shop — — TIMES — THURS. — BETWEEN I - 6 P. M. FRI. — BETWEEN I - 9 P. M. SAT.—BETWEEN 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. A 8 tudent Association Am­ ateur Contest will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday at Forest' l.nka Academy. The entire program, which la free of charge, will lie under direction of (he atudenta and will he presented In the academy gym. ALL “ KIDS” FROM 8 TO 80 *•- PLAN TO SEE IT! SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ELECT Marjorie Shepard YOUR Tax Collector t. ONLY eandldiitr with actual experience in Tax Cnllrctor'a Office. 2. 12 yeara aa Drpuly and A.aialant Tax Collector. 8. Thoroughly familiar with all phaara o f taxra, tags and titles, Imat registrations, occupational llccnxra and distributiona of all monira handled by Tax Collector, 4. Additional facilltlea will be provided. 8. Your vote will he appreciated. There In No SuhtUilule For Experience CAPABLE COURTEOUS . —--1r.--* i .,• EFFICIENT I'd. I'olitical Adv. UPW To Meet CATALOG ORDER cam G reat Mem fa t Value-m inded Homecoming Gkoppea in M O V IN G ? 9 > Frank art nrunson new (left) members of and Charlie Hudson tha Dodge team. " .r ” ? 1 J I » » / V I ■ ■ Billion InduRtry TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The annual return to Florida’s economy from cattle and lim­ ber will soon top $1 billion. Slate Forester C. H. Coulter said today. •• an adventur • In listening* This is the bunch — Charlie, Ben, Charlie and car for your needs. So GO WEST — out the wide, smooth West First Street — and meet J 1801 W. First Si. Ph. 822-0614 HOMETOWN CATALOG ORDER CENTERS!! w ide guarantee . . . Satisfaction or Y ou r Money Hack. Western Auto's catalog it designed with you in mind. N o need to figure o u t extra fre ig h t o r d eliv ery charges! W ith few exceptions, the price you see in die catalog h the price you pay! 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Adv. p r t it n lc d by WTRR Radio Dial 14 Each Week — Mon. thru Fri. — 8:25 A. M. .S',i f i s t ' i u t u m G u d n irit e e d 01 y o u 1 M u m ) w J i n d d . •-» I �--H i I Bhf frantora Rrrrih P *t* £— Met Teams Play Benefit Game Sunday Bank Sanford's Only Simmons Blanks About Sports Giants; Allows Thinking Out Loud Chance To See Pros Perform Only 3 Hits BT JULIAN STKNSTBOM Jl 1I United P r tti International ItaMballt From Whence It Cam* Crew-out Curt 8lamona he* ■peat the l u t two seasons keeping the St. Louie CnrdiDale air-borne in the firet months o f the National Lea gue pennant chaee. Thursday Simmons screed notice he's ready to get the Cardinals •loft again. The 83-year-old former Phil­ adelphia bonus baby, who has made more “ comeback*” than he cares to remember, sty­ mied the explosive San Fran­ cisco Giants, 2-0, to begin his 17th year In the majors. In each o f the last two seasons Curt has won his first five decisions fo r St. Louis. Simmons yielded only three singles and didn’t allow a base-runner past first base after the second inning, lie retired the last 18 Giants In •rder. Simmons considered the performance a g a i n s t the Giants, a team which scored 18 rune In Its first two games, proof to Manager Johnny Keane that he Is ready to carry the Cardinal gain if necessary. Julian Javier singled home tha first Cardinal run in the third after an error by losing pitcher Bob Hendiey on a sac­ rifice bunt by Simmons. Lat­ er In the Inning, Dick Groat ■cored 8lmmon* with a sac­ rifice fly. Hendiey, a former Milwaukee Brave, allowed on­ ly four hits In his eight-innlng stint The Cincinnati Reds belted the Los Angeles Dodgers pit­ ching staff for 18 htta and a 6-2 victory and the Milwau­ kee Braves shaded the Hou­ ston Colts, 0-6, In the only other National League games scheduled Thursday. It doesn’t teem that long ago but the calendar says It ia. Anyway, during the time we were with the U. S. Army and stationed In England for quite a few long months prior to the invasion o f Normandy, our outfit was operating a huge ammunition dc-pot about 20 miles from one o f tha British centers o f learning, Oxford. Wa were billeted in a typical British manor house at Adlestrop, a hop, skip and a Jump from quaint little English towns such as Kingston Station, Stow-on-th-Wold, Blenheim Longwood Beats Robb's 5 To 3 Longwood'* entry in the Men’s Slo-Pitch Softball Las gue captured a 8 to 8 win over Robb's Construction Company ■laa Thursday night to get into tha loop’s win column for the first time this season. Otto Thomas picked up the win for Longwood, his first o f the current season against a single lots. Meanwhile, Chase Jumped off to an early lead and held on for a 13 to 8 victory over Florida State Bank. Tha Una scores: Longwood 010 220 0—3 Robb's CIO 000 0W P - Thomas (1-1), L P Jim Warren (0-1) Fla. St. Bk. 200 043 0 - 0 10 7 Chase 413 302 jt-1 3 10 7 W P - Dick Frank (3-1), LP —Robert Murrie ( 2-2) Major Leagues Palace at Marlborough, and Chipping Norton. One brutally cold day, with an afternoon pais in our poc­ ket, we visited a Chipping Norton tonsorlal parlor for a trim. Barbers in England are sometimes as talkaUvs a* those hare in tha U. S. Tha discussion got around to the conduct of the war, the new German bu u bombs, and finaUy to sports. The barber almost rocked us out o f the chair when be laid he got a bit put out with American blokes who insisted that base­ ball was an American game and the idea that it originated in tha States. Senkarik In No-Hitter Skipper Senkarik of Hunt Llncoln-Mcrcury turned In the first no-hit, no-run shutout pitching performance of tha Little Major league season Thursday afternoon when be shutout the Chase A Company nine by a score of 8 to 0. Senkarik, in the Little Na­ tional League affair, fanned 10 Packers along tha route, In posting his second mound victory o f the season against no losses. The win lifted Hunt's to a one and a half game lead over First Federal and the Locomotive Engineers who are tied for second placs In the loop's standings with two wins and a single toss each. Senkarik also aldtd hla own causo by clouting bis fourth homo run In four games this season. Dana Hogan also con­ nected for a round tripper. Senkarik now baa permitted only one hit In the 12 frames he's pitched thus far this sea­ son. Hunt also remains unde­ feated la League play. Getting credit for the loss was Gordie Russell, his first of the sealon against no wins. Russell, however, pitched well In giving up only four hits. The line score: Hunt 410 000 - » 4 1 Chase ooo o o o -o 0 2 W P - Senkarik, LP— Rus­ sell, HR— Senkarik Little League (American) W L Team a 0 PorfectloD 3 1 Navy 2 1 George's 1 3 Fla. St. Bank 0 4 Sanf. Atl. Bank Resulte Thursday Fla. St. Bank 13, Sanf. Atl. Bank It Games Today George's -vs- Perfection (At Ft. Mellon Park, 4:30 United Press Internationa] Americas League W L Pct.GB Baltimore 3 0 1.000 Mins. a 0 1.000 Detroit l 0 1.000 it Boaton l 0 1.000 tt Loi Aag. .500 1 l 1 .333 lit Wash. l a p. m.) New York 0 \ .ooo m Kan. City e l .ooo m (NaMaaal) Cleveland .000 li t • l Team W L Chlcigo .000 8 e 3 Hunt Lln-Mer 4 0 Thursday's Results 3 1 Boston 4 N.Y. 3 (11 Innings) First Federal Loc. Engrs. 3 1 Baltimore 4 Chicago I Chase 1 8 Minn. 8 Wash. I (night) Standard Oil 0 4 NaUaaal League Besalta Thursday W L Pet GB Hunt'* 8, Chase 0 Phil 1.000 8 1 Games Today San Fran. .687 H 3 1 M. Louis .087 It Loc. Enirs. -vs- First Fed. 3 1 (At Bay Ave. Park, 4:80 p.m .) JOO Houaton 1 1 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 1 Lee Angelas 1 Now York 8 ThaniaFte 1 1 1 a 8 8 I figured I Just had another nut oa my hands when be cams up with all kinds of evidence, photos of a dia­ mond, dugoute, tha ball field and the sort—but with noth­ ing in tha wey o f dates to in­ dicate the time. But this char­ acter had It ell in hie mind and I knew at onca I would only be defending a lost cause to argue In favor of Brother Doubleday's Invention of the game. But' we’ll admit, wa've often thought about this epi­ sode and wondered if thers were any truth to it. Now, tha Encyclopedia BHtannic* people have really got me wondering. “ BastbaU,” they eay, "which opened another mason April 13, la not American in origin . . . Baseball ae a gama dates at least as far back a i the first half of the lath century In England.” That's what that barber told ma, too. “ In tha 'Letters' of Mary LepeU,” say tha Britannlca people, “ occurs a passage un­ der the data of Nov. 8, 1748, satirising Frederick, Prince of Wales, and hla 'moronic' habits: 'Tha Prince's family Is an exsmple of cheerful and lnnoesnt amusements. . . they divert Utemselvees at base­ ball, a play all who have, or have been, schoolboys, are well acquainted with.' "In Jane Austen's 'Northanger Abbney,' written about 1TM, baseball la also men­ tioned ae a favorite sport of the times. An even older ref­ erence le contained In 'A Lit­ tle Pretty Pocket-Book," writ­ ten In 1744. It pictures and describes SO children's aporta, one for each letter of tha al­ phabet. 'B* Is represented by 'Baseball.' "There were otter names for tbs gama in Us primitive form, a popular oea being ‘rounders' In Englsnd snd ‘one old cat' In the U, 8. "None of these facts, of course, detracts from Abner Doubleday'a contribution to the gsme aa played today la tha United Mates. Ills fixture of base locations and dis­ tances between bates, for example, has never been changed." Well, now wo do wonder. Where did baseball originate T It's a pretty safe bet Abner didn't coma up with the orlglnal Ides. Men's League Team Klngswood Wilson Mater McRaney Chase Fla. SL Bank Robb'a Constr. Longwood USO W L 4 0 8 0 8 2 a 1 1 0 1 8 3 3 3 4 Chase 18, Fla. St. Bank 8 Longwood 8, Robb'a 8 Geasoa TaaUM NO games scheduled Cutting Horse Contest Slated Crooms Wins 5th Straight M ayfair Golf Match Sunday Leads Tribute MEW YORK (UP!) - V. f . Olympic aid ooeeh Bob •anttie will land the tribute to Bad Wotm t . Olympic Attar klllod Jn on avalanche last Sunday, on the ABC-TV wMa WorM of Iparte Sanford Atlantic’s Bankers appeared! to be headed into the win column of the Little American League standings Thursday night for the first time this season when after three Innings of play Mike Rudd had tossed no-hit ball and his mates had provided him with a four-run cushion. The Florida Slate Bankers, however, came up with two runs of their own In the fourth but Sanford Atlantic bounced right back with three more to lead 7 to 2 going into tbe fifth. That's when It happened. The Statera erupted for eight big runs to go ahead 10 to 7. But in the final half of the sixth Sanford Atlantic pushed' over three runs too force the affair into extra frames. And the seventh was all Florida State needed to grab its initial win of tha action. They tallied three times and then held Sanford Atlantic to a single marker ia the last half of the stanza. Tbe final score was 13 to 11. < Gene Bertrang posted his first win of the season against one loss while Jeff Ward got credit for his second loss against no victories. Rudd, the starting hurter for Sanford Atlantic, got tbe tilt'a only home run. Announcing Lake Mary moved into se­ cond place in the Junior Boya League Thursday by taking a 10 to • decision from the CPO while the Rotariina grabbed a 0 to 4 victory from the Clvltana. Ken Riser was credited with the Lake Mary v ia , hie first at tha season against one lata. Mike Stubbtna got hla first decision but it was a loss. Meanwhile, steady pitching by Bobby Powall and timely hitting by Corky Stowoll and Buddy Stuapf lead the Botart aas over the winks* ClvlIans. Powell fanned U end walked only two In going the distance. Civitan took an early lead by posting two runs In the first but fell behind aa Ro­ tary scored two In the first and the third. Civitan knotted the count in the alxth only to have Rotary come back with two In their half of the same frame for the victory. The line scores: CPO SOI 103 f t - 8 7 4 Lake Mary 300 002 x -1 0 7 8 W P - RUar (1-1), LP—Stubbins (0-1) Civitan 300 003 ft-4 4 8 Rotary 303 002 a—4 8 4 W P - Powell (1-0), LP John Wolfe (0-2) a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic" FOR ALL YOUR LIVE BAIT NEEDS Featuring bagged ■ k n ow n , a now w rite ta thla area. We have those hard to get M tlve shiners that the big bass like, else we have thoss extra large shiners for those 12 te 18 poaad OPEN 5 A. M. TILL . . . . I'h. 322-6840 C ittern Bead Radte ED 1-34(3 Car Owners — YOU A N D YOUR CAR a D A R E IN V IT E D T O A T T E N D O U R FREE SERVICE CLINIC aaoulte. Your oar will got tho moot complete teapoa tien it haa had akaa It teft tho factory and N w on t ooo4 pan a T H IN K IN G O F B U Y IN G A M O TO RSCO O TER? All can will be dated Ip only, oo aril new ae coma k aad oign ip for tho FREE EN. OINK 8 E E V I C I Good Idea . . . “YES !H W itch for tho VESPA STORY aa advertlaed in tha following Miffaxinee: CLINIC. trite • LEWIS SALES AND SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Rd. (20th St.) SANFORD PH. S tt-T tU 1 ,• ONE STOP SERVICE r Wo Sefl — Service — Trade — Dei I f ta bring y e w ear far a eokpteta ch eek -u p and report oa your ear's operat­ ing condition. T h l a •haek-ep will ha a w ducted bp our ewu fac­ tory trained mocha nice ualng tha la toot aleeteonie tooting equip' la APRIL 10 Iaaua O f 4-H NEWS APRIL 17 Iaaue Of LIFE MAGAZINE MAY Iwua O f CYCLE WORLD MAY Iaaua O f PLAYBOY I the opening of Foe three days eat? we are holding open house k ear Service Shop, Daring (Me THEN . . . LET LEWIS 8A LE 8 * SERVICE Show job how you can own i NEW VESPA for NOTHING DOWN and LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS . . . up to 24 montha to pay. “ It’s United Press International Rookie Tony Oliva Is hitting -500 for the Minnesota Twins and Is causing Manager Sam Meie nothing but problems. Oliva ia trying to crash an outfield which boasts such power hitters as Bob Aillion, Jimmie Hall and Harmon Killebrew. No easy task for anyone, especially a 22-yearold rookie. But tha lefthanded Cuban slugger haa drilled five hits In the Twins’ first two vic­ tories, including a single, dou­ ble and triple good for two runs batted in Thursday night aa tha Twin* clipped the Washington Senators, 6-2, at Washington. Mela now figures he must find a place for Oliva, hut j where He could move Alli­ son to first base, but then he would have the beat defensive first baseman In the league, Vic Power, on the bench. Mcle played Allison at first base in Minnesota’a opener but shifted him back to eenterfield Thursday night and benched Ifall, who alugged 33 homera aa a rookie last year. Oliva played right field both game*. Zollo Versallea’ bases load­ ed triple broke a 1-1 tie in the aixth inning to give Minn­ esota the victory. Jim Kaat went the distance for the Twine, allowing only aix hita and fanning aeven. Sfarter Carl Bouldin waa the loser. Don Ix>ck and Ken Hunt horncred for tha losers. Night Lake Mary In Second Place .500 1 .500 1 J00 1 •331 ltt .331 lit .000 8 St Louis 8 Ban Francb<oo • Milwaukee 8 Houston 8 (night) Cincinnati 8 Loo Aug. I (eight)____________ A pril 18. “ Why,’* he aeid, “ I can show you to a spot on the Banbury road sear hern where baseball wae played before they ever heard of it in America.” By Jallen Sanford baseball fans will get their only local taste of professional baseball for the current season when the Wil llamsport Meta of the Class AA Eastern League and the Auburn Meta of the Class A New York-Pennsylvanle Lea gue tangle Sunday afternoon In an exhibition game at Sin ford’s Sfemorlal Stadium. The con test, sponsored by the Sanford Shrine Club, will bo played for the benefit of RAY’S DIXIE, rejrinlered quarter home owned the organization’s Crippled and ridden by G. Spencer Harden, wan one of Children's Hospital at Greenthe top five junior cutting horses in the world villa, S. C., according to San­ in 1963. The horse will be entered In the contest ford Police Chief Roy Wil­ planned Saturday at Harden Farms, located liams who la president oi the about 10 miles west o f Sanford on Highway 46. Sanford Shrine Club. The gsme Is slated to get underway at 1 p. m. Ernie White, skipper of the Williamsport aggregation, and A championship e u 1 1 1 n o About $1,500 in prize mon­ whose club breaka camp early horse contest Is scheduled (or ey will be offered to some of tomorrow morning to open the Saturday at 2 p. m. at liar season Tuesday night at Read­ den Farms, located about 10 the best quarter hones in the ing, Pa., will have a roster milct west of Sanfoid on Southeast, according to G. o f IS pitchers, three catchers, Highway 48. Spencer Harden, president of the Florida Cutting H one As­ three outfielders and five Insociation. fielders. Among these are six hurlers Seminole County will be re­ who have arrived from Uie presented by four of the top culling horses in the state. Buffalo Club of the Interna­ Billy Silver will be ridden by tional League, three catchers M. E. Schulsemeyer of Gen­ ell from Buffalo, one outfield­ eva, Ernest Morris o f the MQ er from the Blsont and an lly Bob Thomas Ranch, Osteen, will rUle Miss nfielder, Wilbur Hurkle, who Crooms High remained un­ Nan Play, Spencer Harden was optioned to Willis msport defeated in capturing their will be on Ray’a Dixie, and from the Meta. Meanwhile, Clyde McCul­ fifth coniecutiva victory when George C. Harden Jr. will lough will be able to call on tha Panthera slipped the Car­ ride Misty Dude. There will he two go-rounds any one of 14 hurlers, two re­ ver Heights Trojans o f Lees­ of open classes, a novice ceivers, ala outfielders, and burg by a score o f 0 to 6. Wesley Uoston posted his horse class and a novice rider four inflaldera. The Auburn club will break eamp later third consecutive mound vic­ class. Keith Barnett of Mesquite, in the week in order to open tory o f the current season the season Saturday at Bing- when he whiffed nine Tro- Texas, will Judge events. The public la invited to at­ hampton, N. Y. .an*. He waa nicked for 10 The Auburn outfit wlU fea­ hita but he kept them well tend. The Key Club of Semi­ nole High School will be in ture two young bail players acattered. upon whom the Mete have Andrew James, Billy Bush charge of concession*. There high hopes. They are Oscar and Nathanta! White shared will be no admission charge. Welker and Isaac Walker, two batting honors for the Panbrothers from Lakeland, who th en with each getting a pair last season played with the ef safeties, . Satchel Paige's *U stars. • Crooms took an early lead Chief Williams has announc­ with two rone in the firet ed that a brief ceremony will Inning, they added one In the The Mayfair Mens Golf take place Immediately prior second and closed out their Association Is scheduled for a to gametime which will fea­ scoring with three in tho match with the McCoy Air ture lUustrous Potenate Har­ sixth. Force Base Sunday at the old Kaatner of the Bahia Tem­ Tho Trojans wouldn’t give Mayfair Country Club. ple and Sanford Mayor A. L. up ae they got baek in the George Billups, tournament Wilton. game with a four-run out- chairman, haa announced that bu nt In the alxth and pushed tee off time haa been let for over another In the seventh. 11 a.m. Association members During the final Inning thnat, have been requested by Bill­ Boston slammed tha door In ups to register for tbe tourna­ I«eeiburg’e face. ment at the pro shop. Red Hot Rookie Oliva Twins' Big Problem April 17, ’ S< T H R E E D A Y S - A P R I L 2 1 -2 2 - 23 — Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 322 - 0711 ANYONE WHO ANSWERS H O LLE R M O T O R SA LE S - W ILL 2nd HELP b YOU! PALM ETTO t �ITtjr ftgnforB Frl. April 17, ’64— Page 5 Vm TB 48 Cubans Flee; 28 Are Draftees MIAMI (UPI) — Twenty, eight Cuban draft dodgers, one of whom paid 3,300 pesos to escape Fidel Castro's com­ pulsory military service law, arrived here a m o n g a group o f 48 refugees who fled the island in five boats. The exiles went to four dif­ ferent Islands in the British Bahamas before being res­ cued by the U. S. Coast Guard. There were 30 men, eight women and 10 children — the youngest only 10 months old— among the refugees. Some were barefoot. Twenty-eight of the men were under 23 years of age and all had been called up by the draft. The man who said he paid 3,300 pesos to some fishermen to smuggle him out of Cuba to Lobo Cay north of Cama- Social Security Figures Given amounts total mor* than »317,994 yearly. Retired workers are the largest tingle group o f so­ cial security beneficiaries In the County. There are 2,740 Byron R. I’atton, Orlando so- in this group and their oldcial tecurity district mana­ age insurance benefits total ♦105,449 monthly. ger. About on* o f every 11 ret* idents o f Semlnol* County it now receiving a monthly social tecurity check, according to figure* relcated by Col. Colonel Patton’s report listed the number o f Seminole County beneficiaries at 5,262 at the end of 1063, an Increase of 421 over the corresponding figure at the beginning of 1 9 0 3. The Hollar benefit Colonel Patton pointed out that the social security ben­ efits arc important to the community as well as to the people who receive them. ‘ ‘ It it a fact,” he said, “ that al­ most every dollar o f social tecurity benefits coming into LOOK ! ! In n era p rin g Mattress Renovation Special Include*: • Cleaning & Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Msttrrsa • Brand New Insulation where needed ‘14s 0 SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-6321 FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY • NEW HOMES * Cheaper Than $T/|00 / 4 Rent! A MONTH PAYS a l l F.H.A. 35 Yr. Mortgage NO CLOSING COSTS • • • • • • • tha County la spent each month in local businesses for food, clothing, shelter, and other essentials. In this way, the benefits have a stabilising effect on the local economy." Colonel Patton forecast that the number of social security beneficiaries will continue to increase in the future, but at a much slower rate than in the past 10 years. He said that, nationally, the social te­ curity benefit rolls increased from about five million peo­ ple in 1954 to more than 19 million at the end o f 1963. This rapid growth in the benefic­ iary population resulted from major amendment* to the So­ cial Security Act from 1950 through 1961. He cited several amendments which extended social tecurity coverage to self-employed business and professional men, farmers and agricultural workers, and oth­ er groups. A t a result, sever­ al million people whose work was brought under social se­ curity are now receiving ben­ efits. Others qualified through amendment* which reduced the amount of work needed to get benefits. One change— lowering the age at which older people can get benefits from 65 to 62—accounts for 1.8 million out of the 19 mil­ lion people now entitled to benefits. Th* amendments al­ so introduced a new protec­ tion under social security— disability benefit!—and 1.5 million disabled workers and their dependents now receive benefits under the disability provision* o f the law. JOE-LEN RATTLE wns officially installed as the third called teacher for the Christian Day School in Slavia by Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy during 8:30 a.ni. services at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Inst Sunday. Hattie, a graduate of Oviedo High in 1958, attended Florida Southern, Concordia Junior College in Austin and was graduated in Chicago. (Herald Photo) Country Club Heights Directions: On 17-92 to Five Points, turn west on SR 427, drive to SR 15, turn north 100 yds. to new homes. SALESMAN ON PREMISES Additional gifts to the Bud­ dy Lawson Memorial Fund in­ dicate a continuing interest In this project to set up a permanent recognition of the popularity of the young ath­ lete, Chm. Bill Lovelace said. Those whose gifts recently have been received are from Lee Anderson, Raymond Ben­ nett, Wally Peacock, Linda Mahoney, Ethel Cox, Wendy Parker, May King, Jessie Crews, Chester Oxford and family, Pearl Scott, Joyce Jones, Mary Joyce Bateman. The committee has not made a decision as to what may be used as the memorial and are hopeful that even more subscriptions will be turned in .Address Buddy Lawson Memorial Fund, San­ ford, Fla., 32771 to get the gift to the proper spot, Love­ lace said. SOUTH SEMINOLE Junior High nrt teacher, Mrs. Joan Rnttle, shows two o f tho reproduc­ tions o f famous paintings recently acquired through donations o f trading stamps from par­ ents und friends o f tho school. On the left is "Girl with a Hroom" by Rembrandt and nt right is "Sunflowers" by Vincent Van Gogh. These paintings are prominently displnyed along with three others in the school office and library. Fleeing Auto Kills Policeman ST. PETERSBURG ( U P I ) A car speeding away from po­ lice crashed into a second po­ lice cruiser k i l l i n g one patrolman and injuring an­ other, authorities said. Officer Janus A. Krupp, 31year-old eight year veteran on the force, was dead on arrival at Mound Park Hospital. His partner, patrolman Robert C. Megcrt, 30, was in fair con­ dition with two broken legs, head and possible Internal in­ juries. The driver of tlic speeding car, Freddie McDougal, 21, of St. Petersburg, suffered a broken arm, cuts and bruises < ELECTRIC WATER HEATER m m aursn tm tos 4mv,,.atv t kqsIMNiitrtaaawnia,,, to vast* hast I vary Ml at futarl YoaH always have pfaatyaf hot Ina tasry, witbau* wait ar Aal far atJ eetoT L s to fay, Isa to JoeUR, aadhtatowa, 9m tha atm temped, eavfag uaStlt at No Primor Necisury for Most Repaint Work -t iu i M cRANEY PAINT ft GLASS FLORIDA r O W E I A M O N T COMPANY a V a u N to M W F U iw W. Scott Burn*, Mgr. i BARBER WANTED To Rent & Operate Our Shop . . . NOTICE There’* no need o f a long (statement when our message 1* brief. So we’ll just skip ________________________________ down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* a complete electrical service, doe* good work, doc* it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate it* customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company Rest Location In Town. Plenty Of Free Parking Low Rent, Utilities Free 112 Mngnolln Avenue Phone 322-0915 Ph. 322-1293 Sanford State Farmers’ Market UNI I t U Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring bUNbhINE STATE. More Gifts To Lawson Fund 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Carporte & Utility Room Central Oil Heat Westinghouse Kitchen Street Lights Sidewalks Sewer and Water flameless t guey province would not dis­ close his name. Angel Robalna, In a group of 23 who reached Ragged Cay North of Orient* Pro­ vince, said he escaped from an army camp for draftees by bribing a militiaman with 100 pesos. He said there were some 2,300 draftees at the camp. 207 Magnolia A t* lit W. 2nd Ph. 322-mi 0*1I ISKIHLH V AIN! S ,, , f p u ia ia .......„ MR. AND MRS. CARL WILLIAMS IN FRONT OF THE DICKINSON FOR GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS AT 202 NORTH PARK AVE., SANFORD. MRS. WILLIAMS IS HEADQUARTERS SECRETARY AND COORDINATOR. MR. WILLIAMS IS HEADQUARTERS MANAGER AND A COUNTY CONTACT MAN FOR DICKINSON. THE WILLIAMS EXTEND AN INVITATION FOR ANYONE INTERESTED TO STOP AT HEADQUARTERS OR CALL 322-8965. Pd. Pol. Adv. �W it South Seminole Sets Roundup By Jana Casselberry A pre-school roundup will be held Tuesday from 8 un­ til 11 a.m. at South Seminole Elementary School/at Caaael* berry fo r thoae living In the Eaatbrook, Caaaelberry and Lyman School arena who have children entering the firat grade neat fall. Thoaa living In the Howell Park, Turkey Farm and North Orlando area* will reg later their children on Tueaday, April 28. It la not neceaiary for par* anta to bring the child to this registration but they muat have the chlld'i birth certif­ icate or other proof of birth. Mra. Janice Cuthrell, coun­ ty health nuna, wilt ba pre aent to dlacuaa necesaary im munlzatlona and lasue forma for tha phyaician to fill out when • physical examination la given the child. Dili Hemphill, Bill Hemphill Motors; Ben How­ land, Seminolo County Motors; Gary Hudgins, Strickand-Morrison, and Willie Hunt, Hunt Lincoln-Mercury. Also participating was J. D. Brass, Brass Motors. (Herald Photo) MEMI1ERS OF THE Sanford Automobile Deal­ er* Association entertained members o f the press and other* who assisted in making the re­ cent Auto Show a “ success.” The affair was a reception and dinner at the Mnyfair Inn. From the left: David Tomlinson, Holler Motor Sales; i Nominations Set A new elate of of/lrere for the W rit Lake Brantley Civ­ ic Association will be nomi­ nated at a meeting of the group to b« held on the beach* front property at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. By Evelyn Lundy Thu Parent-Teacher Leagua a f SL Luka'a Christian Day School In Slavia will meet at S p.m. Monday. The program, "The Life You Save," will ba undir di­ rection o f Robert Goodman, chairman, and demonetratlona will ba prerented on the life­ like dummy by qualified American Rad Croaa instructera. Hoiteiiea for tha evening will be Mra. Robert Lee, Mra. J. Saucer and Mra. Ferrell Beaaley. By Jana Caaaelberry Tha South Seminole Garden Club will make a bua trip Monday to vialt Highland Hammock near Stbrlng leavIng tha Caaaelberry Poat Of­ fice at 1:30 a.m. A few aeata atlll are avail­ able on the bua and reaorvatlona can ba made at Daliy Flower Shop at Seminole Plata. Thoaa making tha trip art naked to bring a picnic lunch. Deaeart and beverage will ba furnlahed by tha com- A SELLOUT o f ttic yellow rice and chicken dinner was reported by Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce which sponsored the event in conjunction with an introduction pnrty for political candidates. In the photo, Donald Jackson, member of the board of directors, serves Mrs. Mabel Tiills. C Y C To Have Car Wash (Ideal For Sprinkler Syeteme) Ths Chrlstlsn Youth Club af the Church o f God will sponsor s car wash Saturday, a.m. until 2 p.m., at tho Sunoco Station, Third Street and Park Avenut. Proceed! will be used to glva a banquet for club mem­ bers honoring tha graduates from tha church. AT REDUCED PRICES A Debate Planned For YR Club By Jane Casselberry Students from Rollins Col­ lege Center of Practical Pol­ itics will present a program at a meeting nf the Seminole County Young Republican Club to he held at 8 p m. Tuesday in the Heftier Home* Sale* Office In Howell Park located on SR 436 one mile east o f Highway 17-92. 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French Are. 422-4414 Headquarters For Sprlakler Systran, ■ PICTURIS ■ SPECIFICATIONS ■ QUALITY FIATURIS ■ A ll ABOUT FINANCING ■ QUESTIONS ft ANSWIRS H COMPLITI INFORMATION ■ FLOOR FUNS D. daughter of Andes, received a gift manicure purse. N o w ... for the first time in this area... FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE ■ CONSTRUCTION DITA11S PVT. R O B E R T By Mra. H. L. Johnson John O. Andes, sovereign leader of Celery Camp 625, Woodmen o f the World, war honored at a recent meeting when Stata Manager John V. Martin o f Lakeland preient* ed him with a gold bronxe plaqua In recognition of 20 yeara work in tha organlta* lion. Martin apoke briefly to the group explaining purpose* of the Camp and of the WOW which was organised in June, 1800. He praised Andes for the work he hae accomplish­ ed during the pest year*. A f­ ter receiving the awerd, An­ des reported on project* and work o f the local group not­ ing that a total of (1,000 haa been donated by Celery Camp to the hospital. John Treadwell of Apopka reported on activity and pro­ ject* o f hia Camp. Speaker for the evening, Rev. James Hardin, stressed the friemjahip extended by WOW, saying "A friend In the WOW is a friend any­ where." He also had words of prali* for Andea and Cel­ ery Camp. Mra. Alice M. Beaulieu, EVERYBODY WELCOME! COLD DRINKS I l/iiil 132 Page Fall-Color Catalog, lygly j A Must Forlot Owners I Riser Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Riser, 2807 C o u n t r y Club Road, hns com­ pleted recruit training at the Marino Corps recruit d e p o t , Parris Island, S. C. rage 8—Frf. April 17, *84 WrrtTB W OW Camp Honors Sovereign Leader PT L To Meet In Slavia Garden Club Sets Trip P a a T orf COME SEE LEROY ROBB’S 2,200 SQ. FT. BRICK HOME All For As Low As MODEL HOME *16,000 3 BEDRO O M S, 2 B A T H S ON YOUR LOT A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G T H R O U G H O U T FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED SUNDAY, APRIL 19th - Noon 'til 7:30 P. M. Just O ff Mellonville on Forest Drive — Next to 24th St., Sanford fond for your Pr«« catalog of homas now, and salact tha parfact homa for your fam ily Attend services tdis weed, at m ir own Jtlace worsdif) l-badraam Country Squire In• pnstftr •» minute*. C#«**rv<»i#n on yovf ftfort aiweel lototo^tololy. A"d iho J<* W*'«*r >00 Ihouiat-di il on tha ten. (ORIncroobo yovf ORwHyky doing gaff linighlng yowi»*lf. Ji« WollOf oH#»l ■ potkgfo of »Wi lo canUrmwith ooth modal hu.lt. Or, If yw »h#f wadiwpp'y ond &* Making material* Of hof WOf, feorylhlng h finonttd 100% «nd Monthly 1*1 op lo III you* twJje*. Start root by *ond>nf Itf poof lt*o (Ololop of kodno* Ikol wtil |«• yoo ioiopioft d4to.Ua Only $5520 Monthly For II Years "Monthly payment applies only to ths basic shell home. Slightly higher per month for Inside finishing, laical codes and transportation cost, if any, are not included." Ssrs'i |wt on. of it* bssvSM new hesws elf.,*4 this year by JimWeber. There sre 20 ether dssifni end fleer ptene te sheets beet. . . sU M y BlwUsied Is ear sew 1M4 tetolsf. There am ene, two, three end leer bed* Al bath M b A • STEEL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM . . . name Inherent atrength found in ekjr* •crapera and bridges. 0 G*E CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING System. 0 G-E CENTRAL HEATING Syatam W l k f l O M l WACOM Vlrgtats PetToakt r. o. Bo* 1S14 I m Ii M Man Nerds TB 1*1114 Bi Sealsal* Pkfllla Ri m m Um FA 3*4114 U fa M ur M U M H u t; r u f f U U iO lr t il U H 1U i u n i v » u u , , M 0 COMPLETELY INSULATED . . . . exterior walla aa4 calling j fall thick Insulation. • BRICK EXTERIOR; na Maintenance] O M • YEAR ROOP SHINGLES; wialgraaf. O SCHE1RICH KITCHEN CABINETS la natural birch finish; with L a i ; Suaana O G*E RANGE AND OVEN • G-E DISHWASHER, too! • EIGHT SPACIOUS CLOSETS • TWO-CAR GARAGE a MANY OTHER INCOMPARABLE FEATURES! Jim W alter EXCLUSIVE WITH ORLANDO, FLA. 4144 W. ColonUI Hvr, 44 W «t F. 6 . “ PtlMMt 141*4181 AVON PARK, FLA. COCOA. FLA. P. o . Bm 44 1417 W. K llf 84. Hwjr. 81* Pfaae: 414*4711 H«y> If 8m Ui PfaM t CL 1*1*41 OCALA, FLA. 1411 Jacfaosville P. a Bm *44 Pfasa: 41141II LEROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2800 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD PHONE 322-5011 9 �the Sanford % lKTOUR oHOMES Home Boom Pictured Here 9br 0 u fo r b - Sem inole A rea Fri. April 17, ’64— Pnite 7 fr r a lb Stop Reading W ord By W ord Right m w is the opportune time to acquire a borne, Judg in f from opinions expressed here Thursday by Robert H Doyle, executive director of the East Central Florida Re gional Planning Council. Doyle, a topnotch planner by training and practical exper­ ience, predicts East Central Florida's present population of three-quarter million (in seven counties) will double within the next 11 years. Impact of Cape Kennedy, bringing about this population explosion, soon will bring a direct connection along High­ way 17-92—one long continu­ ous business section—between Sanford and Orlando, Doyle •aid. Preparing for this impact are Kingswood Builders, Shoe­ maker Construction, Mackle Bros, and Leroy Robb Con­ struction Company. Kingswood has a four-bed­ room, two bath home on High­ land Court in Greenbriar of Loch Arbor completed and ready for occupancy. There also Is a Colonial ot used brick near completion on Par Place. It has four bedrooms, two baths, a used brick ter­ race and a flagstone entry way. Kingswood also has three three-bedroom, two bath homes ready for occupancy, and two more homes at Mellonville and Washington nearlng completion. Shoemaker Construction, ac­ cording to Herb Stenstrom Realty, has constructed and already sold two new homes in Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde. Three more new residences have been commenced in the Ravenna Park third section. These are three-and-four-bedroom homes, with two baths. They still are in the stage whereby purchasers may choose their own colors for the tile, walls, etc. Four homes are complete In the Ravenna Park third section. These are centrally heated, fully equipped and are "prepped" for air condi­ tioning. Shoemaker also has two completed homes for sale in Idyllwllde and in a few days will commence construction of others. Stenstrom Realty says that F1IA, VA and conventional fin­ ancing is available on these homes. With the opening of the New York World's Fair next week, Mackle Bros., Is featur­ ing its "W orld's Fair" model home at Deltona, across Lake; lot for $8 or less per square Monroe. The model at Del­ foot, not Including landscap­ tona is a duplicate of Mac- ing kle’ s model home on display at the Fair. Gaston Bridges, newly ap­ pointed Deltona manager, re­ ported "response has been great to our supplement in the 1 The Bear Lake Pirates of New York Times quoting 'he South Seminole Little LeaFlorida newspapers, including sue posted a 7 to 0 decision The Sanford Herald" about Wednesday over the CasselTxrry club when Mike Con­ Deltona. He also said 18 German over hurled a one-hit shutout. The Pirates grabbed the cabinet makers, touring the United States, expressed sur­ lead with a pair of runs in the prise last week that Deltona first frame, added two more could offer such attractive In the fourth inning and iced homes at such moderate down the affair with three prices. The same opinions was tallies in the sixth. expressed by propective homeowners flown In from Cincin­ nati and Washington, D. C. Klected T O Hall Leroy Robb, of Robb ConLAUREL, Md. (UPI) — Sostructlon, has a new model cial Outcast, who earned home on display at 1202 For- purses totaling $668,300 during est Drive, the entrance to the 1930's, was elected WedWynnewood just off Mellon- nesday to the Maryland Thor villc Avenue, it's a three- oughbred Hall of Fame which bedroom, two bath brick honors the best horses bred home and "quite nice." in that state. The horse, now The residence is a model 14, will he paraded at Laurel ami will be used for display next Tuesday when owner Al­ purposes for several weeks. fred G. Vanderbilt will accept Maryland Racing Writers Robb has reported he will build this home on the buyer's I citation. Pirates Beat Casselberry Separate Wheat From Chaff Written for NEA Time your reading of this column and compare your speed with that in­ dicated at the end. The ex­ pected apeed iMumes a dai­ ly five per cent improve­ ment. • PRE-READING tells you what to read and just aa Im­ portant, what not to read. Looking for a date in the Revolutionary W ar? Then skip Washington's family his­ tory. What authorities were cited? Skip the charts and that column of numbers. Add to skipping, our drills for greater rye perspective and you're a fast skipper. Now we come to skimming. You certainly don't skip and skim through poetry, drama, classical novels or even I’ er ry Mason, but you do use it in what we've been calling practical prose SKIMMING FOR FACTS. Herr's where your phrase reading and enlarged eye span really help. If the col M«n| Cmtot PAINTS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT Buy one] get one mumsow umn you’ ra rending 1* a newa column (about two inchca wide), one fixation per line it plenty. Now xigxag your way down the column. Uae a ____,, pencil in the early practice stages. I.ook to the left of the pencil on the firat line, to the right of the pencil on the •econd line, bark to the left on the thinl, and io on down. After awhile practice will make the pencil unnecenaary. Now- try the wider column, of your text book. Th. tech­ nique is the tame, but you'll need two fixations per line. Drawing the pencil down the middle, fixate to the left of the penril on the first line, then to the right on the same line, and *o on down the page. So that Individual word* will not distract you, read between the line* aa we practiced in the preceding column. Aa you akim your way down tho page, that name, that date, that number will leap out nt you— IF you are very sure in your mind what you are skimming for. A note o f caution: In the early stages of skimming, you may start out looking for something,, trying to skim as we've explained it. Firat thing you know, you’re con­ cerned with how you're akimming and you forgot what you were looking for. That’* natural and practice over­ comes It. A t first, pick out narrow columns only and skim for •* many proper names aa possible. They he- 'gin with capital lettcra no ! they’ll stand out. Then arc how ninny numbera, for ex­ ; ample, you can pick up. After ,kimmi,,K becomca a habit, try ' tha practice on wider column*, liL -iu u iu n in e io SKIMMING FOR IDEAS. Ib is adds one simple step to skimming for particular facta. Rig ideas won't be written in one word or in capital latter*. They will take a paragraph or more. Do it this way. You've skipped till you ar­ rived in the neighborhood where you know the Idea should be. Read the first sen­ tence of the paragraph. That should he plenty; If not, rend the second. Skim through the rest o f that paragraph, and read the firat sentence of the next. Haven’t found it? Skim through the rest of the sec­ ond paragraph. This is what will happen. Either the first sentence of a succeeding par­ agraph will tell you that you’re “ home," or else a sen­ tence in a later paragraph will tell you that you pass­ ed "home." Either way, you found it by skimming. (You should have com­ pleted this reading In 68 seconds.) NEXT; I^Kik It Up or They'll Look You Down.) To order a copy of "Stop Reading Word by W ord" in a convenient spiral-bound book, send nnme, addrrss and $1 to: Stop Reading Word by Word, c /o The Sanford Herald, I*. O. Hox 489, Dept. A, Ra­ dio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. MOBILE HOME SALES CELEBRATES THE GRAND OPEMING OF OUR FERN PARK SALES LOT W ITH THESE TERRIFIC BU YS 57'xlO' CUSTO M EXPANDABLE 2 or 3 Bedroom M obilo Homo = j i. z | k 'A Custom Decorated *4995 Completely Furnished Delivered and Sat-Up 57'xlO* 2 or 3 Bedroom vjo) a . w Completely Fumtihad Delivered and Sat-Up LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T *3895 3 LO CATIO N S FERN PARK u.s. sr a aa VMONK a O C A LA mum N.rta m m i L IIS B U R O a PHONK ***-*!•* rar-aaaa New Homes ready for Occupancy-in AT MO IXTSA COST m um JOS W . T in t aSOWOOD STAIN S tru t Casselberry Plain Casselberry 838-7681 Ravenna Park While 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*! outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way o f a home. Sanford 322-8649 $491 “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” This lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model I* cen­ SEE T H IS trally duct heatad with op­ BEA U TY features a modem General tional air conditioning, and Electric IN plua bu ilt. In custom cabinet* kitchen, built and kitchen additional "work lighting." The 8 bedroom, S bath "Brittany" features a lux­ ury kitchen with wall oven, built-in garbage ranga, refrigerator, disposal, exhaust hood, double sink, and rin­ ser. It alio ha* a central duct heating system, with easy-lo-add air conditioning. FHA, FIIA'IN-SERVICE, VA AND MODERN KITCHENS BY CONVENTIONAL FINANCING G E N E R A L S ELECTRIC NEARLY COMPLETE — 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Thta fabuloua home has a large living room, eeparate dining room, with a large encioeed patio opening o ff tha kitchen and family room. The complete General Electric kitchen Ineludea Americana Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, and Refrigerator. It'a centrally heated, with insulated duels suitable for air condition­ ing. Landscaping la not yet complete, but the home can lie seen this weekend. Modern Kitckens by GENERAL A E L EC T RI C WILLIAM 8. BRUMLEY JR. BYRON M. LEACH JIM HUNT Realty Exclusive Salas Agent 9 P. O. BOX 1599 ima4 mml Cum m m ulut 322-8074 ALSO IN GROVE MANOR A 8 Bedroom, S Bath and a 4 Bedroom, S Rath At Mellmvllla A Waahlagtoa. STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7495 -r * �Miss Oyler, D. E. Soderblom Saturday P.M. In Miss Skinner Feted At Shower Symphony W ed In Doudle Ring Rites Ann Amey Plays M in S u un Lynn Oyler, daughter o f U r. and Mra. William E. Oyler, of Sanford, became the bride of Donald Jlay Soderblom, aon of Mr. and Mra. Reginald E. Soder­ blom, of Tampa, Saturday, April 11 at 2 p.m. at The Church o f the Nativity with the Rev. Fr. Jamea S. Han­ non performing the Impressive double ring ceremony. The altar waa banked with white gladioli and chryaanthemuma, with two baaketa placed on each aide, and the pew bow markcra were of white aatin. ■ Mra. II. A. Shiclda, organlit, furnished the nuptial musleal aelectlona. Given In marriage by her father, the bride waa lovely in a formal gown o f puro ailk organza and chantilly lace. The fitted chantilly bod­ ice featured a aabrina neck­ line and bracelet length alcevea. The gown front waa highlighted by a front lace panel and crushed cummer­ bund. The voluminous organ­ za skirl cascaded to a chapel length. Her imported Illusion pouff veil fell from a fore­ ward headpiece o f matching lace and aeed pearls with a center crystal drop, which was her only Jewelry. The bridal bouquet waa faahloned Into the form o f a bridal ring, created of white aatin and seed pearls with white roses centered with an orchid. Mra. Nat V. Chancey, Or­ lando, aerved as matron of honor, and waa beautifully gowned in a floor length crea­ tion of Dior blue pcau de aoie. The scoop neckline and petite abort sleeves were accented by a. set-in cummerbund of deeper blue, with a floating panel and with a tailored bow at the waist back. Her headpiece was a tailored bow band with abort illusion veil, and she wore white gloves and matching blue shoes. Her bou­ quet was a double ring design with pastel butterflies and pastel Phalacnopsls orchids encircling the rings. The bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Watson and Miss Linda Soderblom, Tampa, sis­ ter of the groom, and their gowns were Identical to the matron of honor, with bou­ quets of a single wedding ler, brothers of the bride. Flower girl was Sally Ann Oyler, sister of the bride, and ring bearer was Pat Oy­ ler, brother of the bride. The brides mother was at­ tractively attired in a pale blue chantilly lace street length dress with a matching lace petal hat and blue ac­ cessories, and her corsage was a blue orchid sprayed with silver. The groom’s mother chose a gold brocade jacket ensemble with a flowered pUI box hat and matching accessories in accord. A green orchid spray­ ed with gold was fashioned Into her corsage.. An elaborate reception was held in the Mayfair Inn Ball- MUS. DONALD HAY SODERBLOM (Photo by Raymond) room, with arrangements of assorted white flowers sur­ rounding the three tiered wed­ ding cake and the bride's book. Hostesses a n d assistants were Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. Sterl Webber, Mrs. Harvey Broadway, Mrs. Louie Bridg­ es, Mrs. Robert Watson, and Mrs. Jack Standlfer of San­ ford; Mrs. Paul Wernet, Sara­ sota; Mrs. Henry I. Wernet, Jacksonville, and Mrs. John Mason, Brooksvllle. For her going away outfit, the bride wore a pink silk linen dress with flowered pill box hat and matching access­ ories. Her corsage was the orchid from her bridal bou­ ANN LOUISE ARNEY quet. Mr. and Mrs. Soderblom Mlsa Ann Louise Arncy, tal­ will make their home at 224 ented daughter o f Mrs. Phyllis Oval Plaza in Casselberry. Arncy, of Forest City, will ap­ Out of town guests included pear with the Orlando Accor­ Mrs. Ruth Oyler, Crystal Riv­ dion Symphony Saturday night e r; Mrs. John Mason and at Seminole High School Audi­ daughtera and Mr. and Mrs. torium at 8 p.m. James Kirkland, all from The concert is being spon­ Brooksvllle; Mrs. Billy Brew­ sored by District No. 37 Nurs­ er and Mrs. Rosalind Burney, es Association, Mrs. Dorian Miami; Mr. and Mrs. Reid May, president, announced. Iverson and children, Winter William Spicer Is conductor Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. and director of the Symphony Henry A. Wernet, Jackson­ and will accompany the or­ ville. chestra to New York In AugAlso Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. ust, where it will compete for Wernet, Sarasota; Mr. and honor* in tho National Con­ Mrs. Basil Boles and Mr. and test of The American Accor­ Mrs. Jim Sipcllia and daugh­ dion Association. ter, all from Titusville; Mr. The symphony has received and Mrs. Lou Berman, Cocoa many honor* in the past and Beach; Mrs. Rosemary Jett, from 1959 to 1902 was the most DcLand; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ outstanding accordion orches­ liam Shafer and Mr. and Mrs. tra in the state of Florida. In William Spalding from Winter 1901, the symphony took first Park; Mr. and Mrs. Joe place honor* at tho National Abramson and Mr. and Mrs. convention in Chicago, and in Charles Thomason, Orlando. 1902, ltv was awarded accond place in New York. Ann la a freshman at Forest Lako Academy and beamed broadly aa she confided, “ Wc are going to win first tills year.’ ’ A Farewell Coffee Honors Mrs. Bennett Of England Rsafari Miss Susan (Sunny) Skinner, Strickland, John Callahan, |E. Southward, Revel Robin-1 Bristol, Harold Appleby, Rag bride elect of Walter E. Neal Henry Longwell, P . Nash, aon, James Robson, William Herron and Mist Cheryl Aaa Jr., was guest of honor at a Harris Blsbee, C. R. Jones, I Kirchhoff, O. Smith, William I SberriL linen bridal ihowcr last Fri­ day night at the home of Mrs. Byron Fox, on Palmetto Ave­ nue. The party rooms were beau­ tifully decorated In traditional wedding manner, with ar­ rangements of assorted spring flowers throughout Mrs. A. L. Skinner created a clever and artistic arrangement using magnolia blossomi and white carnations. A dainty, white, frilly um­ brella centered the mantel above the fireplace, and the gift* were banked from the floor upwards. Suspended from the celling in the arch­ way waa a wedding bell clev­ erly designed from wire, by Mrs. Fox, and centered with a miniature bride and groom. Love birds and driiting bal­ loons were interspersed throughout the party area, producing a most festive ef­ fect. The tabic was overlaid with a whlto linen imported cloth, cross stitched by hand in­ MRS. BYRON FOX, left, was hostess recently to a linen bridal shower fo r aqua, and centered with a sil­ bride-elect, Susan (Sunny) Skinner, center. Sunny’s mother, Mrs. A. Lb ver punch bowl surrounded Skinner is at right. by silver and crystal service from which the white sheet cake was served. Coffee, as­ sorted nuts and candles com ­ pleted the refreshment course. Miss Mary Ann Fox assist­ By Evelyn Lundy meat since there were golfers Smyrna Beach as gucsU o f ed her mother with the serv­ ing. Mrs. Maude Coates is re­ there from eU over the world. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abe at their motel, The Nocturne. Miss Skinner was attractive­ cuperating at her home on Mr. end Mrs. Theo Aulin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Abo are former ly attired In a stunning white North Lake Jessup Avenue sheath covered with an ori­ after having had aurgery at spent the weekend in New residenU of Chuluota. ginal red and white checked the Winter Park Hospital last , ackct and wearing a red and Wednesday. Ehe has bad as white carnation corsage. guests during the past week, The guest list included the Miss Bonnie Bradford and lim es. Dan Patchett, E. Mc­ &lrs. George Sirmana of Jack­ Call, H. B. McCall, Roy Wil­ sonville. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY liams, R. F. Cooper, John — NEW STORE HOURS — Fox, J. H. Van Hoy, J. R. Sam Harria of Austel, Ga., MON. THROUGH FRI. — 9 A .M . — 5:80 P. M. Stewart, Charles Niblack, D. has been visiting John Harris, SATURDAY O N L Y - 9 A . M . - 12:30 P. M. P. Lanier, John Kader, M. R. Mr. and Mra. Young Harris Oviedo Personals NOTICE! Ritual O f Jewels Rites KING’S Robby Hudson Is Honoree Of Party Roy R. Wright, Jr. Tax Collector April 20, 21, 22 ELEC TRIC RAZORS Complete Motor 4 1 0 0 Reg. Overhaul On Any Make *3 66.63 Includes: • Clean * Oil • Sharpen * Condeneor • Reaietor • Pointa (Shaving Head and Armature Extra) All Work Guaranteed 90 Days --------------- $3 00 Rag. 94-50 A Section THE VOGUE 110 N. Boulevard — DeLand Calendar Flrat Preabyterlan Church MONDAY, APRIL 30 3:45 a.m . Women of the Church Prayer Band 10 a.m. Women of the Church General meeting and pro­ gram 1:18 p.m. Boy Scouta OVER 95 YEARS 12 ONLY Remington Model 60 Shaving Heads Church At Pint A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpota • Furniture • Tile • Pianos o Rental Bods ALL YOU CAN EAT! FRIDAY ft SATURDAY ONLY Pags 8—Fri. April IT, *64 Retail Sorority Chapter Conducts Hie Gumma Omega chap­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met recently at tho home of Mra. Gene Kstridge, III. The Ritual of Jewell was held for Mrs. Terry Smith, Mrs. Pcto Bukur and Mra. Ernest Cowley. ting. The midn order of business David Keel served as best was plans for both the state man and ushers were Kenny and international conventions. Register, Tampa, and Wil­ Orlando ii tho alto nf the liam E. Oyler, 3rd, brother State Convention May 22-24 of the bride. Junior ushers and the International Conven­ were Thomas and James Oytion will be in Clearwater July 16-18. Also underway are plana for the group'* annual beach party In New Smyrna BEAUTY SALON June 6 for m cm beri and their Over Roumltlat'a Drug gucata. — Special — MBS. 1IEBSCHEL RUSSELL, loft, pretddent o f VAH-1 eniinted wives Girl of the Year ballota 910 Cold Wave club, bitln farewell to her mother, Mrs. Gladys Ilennctt o f Exeter, EnK* were taken. A Mother'a Day Coasplete Permanent land at a bon voyago coffee in her honor given by Mrs. Robert Gorsline, tea will be held May 2. In­ right. 9 5 .OO stallation of offlcera and the Haircut 91.00 Bon voyage and farewell was the occasion for the sur­ ture ahlpa for place cards. year-end banquet were also Shampoo & Set 91.50 for Mrs. Gladys Bennett, prise coffee given by Mrs. Mra. Bennett's place card discussed. charming mother of Mra. Her- Robert Gorsline and the club ship waa labeled the U.S.S. No Appointment Nee. Open Eves By AppL ichcll llussell, president of Queen Bennett. at Mra. Goralino'a home last Ph. 322-9658 VAH-1 enlisted wives club, For a farewell gift, the club week. presented Mrs. Bennett with The very much surprised a hair dryer and refreshment! Your Vote and Support Mrs. Bennett, who has been of coffee, tea and hot rolls FOR visiting her daughter alnce were served. Robby Hudson, aon of Mr. October waa presented with Present were Mrs. Richard and Mra. Jack Hudson, o f N. a rose corsage by the hoatcaa, Shawley, Mrs. A! Moyland, Cortes Avenue, North Orlan­ aa ahe entered the door. Mrs. Jamea Anderson, Mrs. do, recently celebrated his FOR Robert Cooper, Mrs. Kenneth fourth birthday at his home. Mra. Bennett la from Exe­ Seminole County Robby received a handsome ter, England, aa la her daugh­ Cook, Mrs. Clyde Aaron, Mra. ter, whom ahe had not aeen in John Barger, Mra. Marvin new bicycle for a birthday 13 yeara. She will be return­ Koozcr, Mrs. Elaine Orail, giR. Will Be Appreciated ing home, aaUIng from New Mrs. Douglas Horton, Mrs. Enjoying the down shaped York on April 29 on the Queen S t a n l e y Radzlewicz, Mrs. birthday cake with Robby "VOTE RIGHT WITH WRIGHT" Richard Hoogcrwerf and lit­ were hli parent* and Mr. and Pd. Pol. Adv. Mary. Mra. Hoyctte Hudson and rhilA bon voyage theme waa tle Steve Russell. The regular meetlna 2.« uaed In the decoratlona for leett and Lester Hudson the coffee with an ocean liner club will be held Tiursday at and Pam Hudson, sister o f the MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY ONLY for the centerpiece and mlnla- the NAS ballroom e.t 7:30 p.m. honoree. -------------- * VSr and Mrs. R. W. Estes during the past several daya. GOLDEN BROWN Others attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. Eli White, Mrs. Kirby Fltc Jr., Mrs. John Higgins, Mra. Bud Jennings, Mrs. Ed* gar Bruce, Mra. Jamea Brodie, Mra. Henry Tookc, Mrs. Jack Schlrard and Mrs. Mil­ ner Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbott had as gucata this past week, Mr. Talbotts sister and broth­ er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ sell Tornquest, of Los Ange­ les. The Tornqucsts had at­ tended a convention in Bocca Baton and visited relatives in Tampa. They also had an extended cruise In the Carib­ bean stopping at Nassau, Ja­ maica, and other points of in­ terest. fiefora returning to their home In California, tha Tornquesta will make a bus­ iness trip to New York. They were greatly impressed with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Po- the beautiful scenery and cUloski, advlsera, announce that mate of central Florida. the Episcopal Young Church­ Pfc. Tommjq Estes, sta­ men of Holy Crosa Episcopal Church will sponsor a bake tioned In Schweinfurt, Ger­ aale Saturday beginning at 9 many, has written bis mother, a.m. at Roumtllat-Andersons Mrs. R. W. Estes, that they Drug Stora on East First had snow on Easter Sunday. He said this was quits a con­ Street. An abundance of homemade trast from the weather he had goodies will be available for Ust year while he was in Viet the public and It la suggested Nsm. Holy Cross EYC CRACKER D A Y S P E C IA L Back From The Spring Hair Style Show With New Ideas In Shaping And Styling For Summer. VERY SPECIAL OUR BEST BUDGET W A V E ____________ I7 .S 0 315 W AVE FOR LIMP. FINE OR NORMAL IIAIK, COMPLETE WITH STYLING, SHAPING *10 H A R R IE T T ’S B E A U T Y N O O K 105 BO. OAK AVE. PH. 222-5742 To Sponsor Bake Sale Saturday AM that you plan to arrive early Mrs. Louise Beasley, Miss in order to get a good selec­ Carol Beasley and Miss Diana tion. Aulin spent the weekend vUitIng in Augusta, Ga. They A NEW TASTE Marinate allcea of tomato toured Camp Gordon and were in vinegar, oil and oregano. very much Impressed by the Crumble American b l u e bospltaUty of the base per­ cheese on top of the tomato sonnel. They were most for­ allcea and serve at dinner ac­ tunate to be in Augusta dur­ ing the Masters Golf Tournscompaniment ATTENTION! ALL ELECTRIC TWO DAYS ONLY! SHAVER 0WNLRS FRIDAY JO H N H A M IL T O N appointed Agent in Allstate office at Pinecrest Shopping Center H A e highly experienced Allstate Agent who known SATURDAY Inaarsnco front A to Z. Ho known it pays to givo yea facta, net hlgh-preaaare salsa talk. 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The triple feature on Friday and Saturday, April 24-25, will Include two Jerry Lewie comedy hits, “ Don’t Give Up the Ship” and “ Rock-a-Rye Ilnby,” and Elvis Presley In “ Fun in Acapulco.” The talents of Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen are united on the screen for the first time in the Paramount release o f “ Love with the Proper Stranger.” NATALIE WOOD AND STEVE McQUEEN appear on the screen for the first time together In the new Pakuln-Mulligan production for Paramont, "Love With The Proper Stronger,” which runs Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Here I am back in the sunny south, and believe me that sun feels good. I'd forgotten how long winter hangs on in the north country. Not a leaf on a tree anywhere. And now that I’m all rested up, I’m ready to do a little tahluhopping and see nil the old friends. Hoolensny time at the Paddock bar was a huso success from all reports . . . lots of music ami beer. What more ____ We e k e n d Tel ev i si on FRIDAY P. M. 1:04 C l (SI (SI Oils i s i 4:34 ( I ) V a w a e o fa N ewt Naw ellns Ch. s a p s r i t N i s i — W s l t t r C ron- <J> (»> Cl (S) IS) (?) <*> (SI (3 ) l*i (SI ct llu n tls y - Dr lnklar T il A Wtent Karvlce W y a t t K srp l.ee Marvin P ra isn t s tnt. P ti ow llm * Tlis G r e s i A d ven tu re Iir M ry llo b 11o|-a V n r lr ly Itoul* SS llu r k r ’ a U o r T hat U * v T h e W e e k Tha t W as T w i l i g h t Zona I’ rlea la (tight J a c k P aar ( C o l o r ) F igh t o f tha W e e k A lfr ed IIKchcock H ou r Mak e T hat Npara N tw a N t w a — M urph y M ar­ tin .Sawa. Sparta, IV sa t(h er T h e a t e r o f the Stare Johnny Car een (C olorl U aeerlrk «:SS 1:00 1:39 THIS MIGHT seem like a strange time to play a violin concerto, but then agnin Peter Sellers is known to do strange things. The rather puzzled lovely lady is Capucine, and they lx»th appear in the delightful comedy, “ The Pink Panther,” which will open Sunday at the Uilz Theatre. ■Pink Panther f f Ths Mirisch Company's presentation o f Bisks Ed­ ward’s “ Ths Pink Panther," th s Technlcolor-Techniramii comedy of high doings among ths playboys and playgirls of ths Italian Riviera under Un­ ited Artists release and show­ ing Sunday through Wednes­ day at the lilts Thcutre, is described as pretty sly stuff. They’re all pretty sly char­ acters and slyest of all is Ma­ dame Simune Clmi-eau, de­ scribed as “ elegantly beauti­ ful,” and whose interests lie 1:30 0:30 (Sl (9) 10:00 (3 ) (I) (0) 10:0S (S) 11:00 ( 3 ) (1 ) kits with an international Jewel thief played by sly David Niven, and a French cop 11:10 ( I ) played by England's comic (S) I1;I0 (31 Peter .Sellers. So If you're looking for a 11:10 (>> sly beauty, who better than SATURDAY A. M. Capucine, one o f the slickest 0:30 (01 S e a l , W e a th e r 0:30 (0 ) Hunrlte Mrmeeler of the slick T 3:00 (0 ) ( lr n w e r e A lm a nao Blake Edward*, who wrote IS) X r w e the story in collaboration with 3:30 (0 ) One W a y M irr or i l l HKD M M -K lorM a Maurice Rlchlin, and who di­ 1:00 (31 Arroaa Tha Kanco rected it, couldn’t say, and (01 Capt. K a n g a r o o (S, H o c k y Jonea neither could Martin Jurow, 1:10 (3 ) Itnhin l lo o d producer whose job I t was to ( t ) M a jo r M erc ury 1:00 (0 ) T h e A lv in Hhow assemble the cast for “ Ilie 10) Tha A lv in Hhow l ’lnk Panther." 1:10 (3 ) R u f f * Re ddy Brynner Stars (0 ) (») 10:00 (31 (0) (S) T e n n eeees T u t e d s Huperinan H ec tor H ea th rota Q u ic k Draw Mctiraw J u n io r A uc tion -Tha United States Air Res­ cue Service is depicted for the first time on the screen in “ Flight From Ashlya," which opened Thursday at the Sctn-' inole Cinema Theatre. Starring Yul Brynner, Rich­ ard Wldmtrk and George Chaklrls, the Panavislon, Eastmancolor drama reveals how Americana in every part o f • Servlet r ; “ FLIGHT FROM ASH IY A,” which opened Thursdny «t Seminole Cinemu Theatre, George Chnkirift, Yul Hrynner and Richard Widmark rink their liven daily an membertt of the Air Rencue Service. Seminole TV FA 2-4*20 Zenith Color TV Sale* 2S00 Sanford Are. \\ TONITK * SAT. ADMISSION o v u f f u r\ f1 PER HI l i t IN T M l A T R f CARLOAD GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE No. 1 At Ti20 $ 1.00 the world are dedicated to saving life, even at the ex* penes o f losing theirs. Thu little known service wns horn out o f dentil, de­ struction and hate during World War II. “ OLE REX” NOW Billly Hughes In Color AT TWO t i i e a t k k k : No. 2 At ft:3S ■y "KINGS OF THE HUN" Yul Brynner In Color S IM IN O ll OPEN 1:30 2 • I • 3:33 • 7:35 - 10 So. » At 1 *3 * -13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS" Joyce Taylor In Color J PANKWOOD OPEN 12:30 - 1:33 - 5:43 • 10:00 COMING — BUN. - MON. . TUE8 . FIRST SANFORD SHOWING 7:2* * 11:00 NITELY I NATALIE WOOD * | y1 / £ M I w HUMS h S i ! a ( ? ) Hn n.hln# Alma nao *: 1f. id ) S u n .h ln e A lm a nac 4:30 (SI HunrIOO Se mee ttr isi W o rld Civilisation (9 ) Von A V our Student 1:44 i >I T od a y (SI Op era ti on Alphab et 1:11 (9 ) Farm, M ar ke t Hapart »:IS ( t ) T od a y (1 > VVttkr I'p M o v lt . 1:9(1 (9 ) Mickle'* G o .p a l Ttm* 1:32 I f ) Nsw* A W eat her 4:09 ( 9 ) C a r i o o n v l l l * (41 Capt. K a n g s r a a 4.11 i t ) tVastn*. and Haws 9 : 1» ( 9 ) C ar to n v llla 9:i)U (3 ) Dlv .ir re Court (9) C s-r c l.a 1:10 ( l i Gall S l u m Shew J;t o <1 llo m p r r Ituom (4 ) Amerlran Itlaiary 14:41 ( 9 ) Bay Wham (4 ) Mlk* W a lla c e 19) S p a n l.h 10:31 (2 i NIIC S aw * 14:30 (31 W o rd fo r W o rd ISI I I w , i l.aay 19) D ercm h ar llrlda 11:44 (4 ) T h e M e r e r * II I C on c en tr ation (91 Get Tli* Mr.aait# l i t 44 ( I ) Tala A Glad ys (21 J eop ar d y (4 ) M la-l n * J.ltiKa ru Going on vacation, to the hospital, or expecting guests II I T oot First Impraa . . . any reason is ■ good ■Ian Not*. reason to call Kohlaats Dinner (41 Savan Key * delivery service for fine meals i l l Harr y llaattoar i l l Falha r Kn nwa Mail six nights a week. Think of II I Search far T o m o r r o w the time it would save if you ( I ) T r u lh *r Con**, didn't have to worry atmut quenret I I ) Gut J in s L igh t getting meals while that IS) Open W in d o w friend front out of town is (9 ) i t » « lc - ut Slu.ir (II N a a , and W ta lk e r visiting you . . . or to lie able 19) l.a f f l l m * to get packed and ready for 121 Fucua l l ) As T h s W ar lS Taras the trip without stopping to (3 ) Silane# rook. Just call Earnest Shank (9 ) Nawallne (91 Y ou K V our Student at 322-2230 for information, a o * (SI Paeawurd (31 P eo ple W il l Talk Tile friendly voice of I-ou 191 Aon Sou ther n at tlie Caribc lounge reporta 121 M I C Neiva I3i Tha Docii.ra Oust business is Just getting id ) Art U n k l e l t e r busier and busier every day (9 ) (lav In C our t 19) 1.1aa H ow a rd . . . and that is always good i? I.oratta V »u nn news. One of the best times (SI T o Tell Ilia T ru th there is the luncli hour where (91 G en er al l l o . p l t a l (SI D o u g la s I M n a r d s >ou can relax and enjoy a re­ (3 ) You Don't Say freshing break in the work­ (X) Tha Mated Gam * ( 9 ) T ra llm aa ler ing day . . . Stop In for lunch ( I ) 5-erret Htn-ia or dinner or make the Caribc (3 ) NIK? News 131M I C Nona the last stop at night . . . It’ s ( 5 ) l.'nct* Walt open til 2 a. ni. now for your ( 4 ) D larov ery ' l l (9 ) A m e r lr a a Nawaalaa * pleasure. • • • (4) NBC Ntara II.I* It : t l 14:34 11:14 1:04 1:11 1:13 1:11 1:12 1:00 9 a . i h tor T o d a y 3:23 Ravlvnl 3i34 One W a y Mirror l:3 o P a c e Tha Nation U o a a r l.lah t lluuve 3:33 Oral R o h a n * l : 0v You r l.lfa III T he W orld Toda y (Si llr r a M o f T ru lh 1:33 (3 ) .VIIC Opara >:30 1:10 IS) hllrnt* P i n n a ! 1:11 13) Man Into Hpart (9 ) C h a lla u sa U o l ( 3:00 (3 ) H u r A Mtory 4:13 (3 ) ll.iPa-l.all 1:30 IS) lii<lu>try on Parada 3 .1 1 (9 ) II.at-hull — Phil, at Clil. Silo 191 I’ r o-l luw la ra T o u r 1:44 (3 ) lloulila F a i l u r e l 11 Mov la 2:09 i 9 I 3:00 (3 ) Sunday (SI 1:00 ( 2 ) W o r l d o f Half 1:94 (3 ) 19) l.e u r * A A na war t IS) Hit ('IIS (loir Ctaa,la I. 30 19 1 M.-lan c All (Kara4.34*13) ( J. 4W ( 0 ) ( IIS Nporta H p e d a c - 4 ) ular (31 Tuple I9i T ra llm aa ta r t:2ft (31 111; C ollaae Howl (Cl Tad Mack A mu tour , You can find the "Virgin­ ians" at the Cypress Room tonighl ami tomorrow night if you are interested in danc­ ing to some good music. The Cypress Room was formerly (he Dog Track Inn and is lo­ cated on 17-92 at the corner of the Dog Track road. They­ 're open til 2 a. m. with cocktail hours between 5:30 and 7:30. a a # Italian food afficiandos are certainly getting their choice of delicious entrees lately at Jean's Spaghetti House In Orange City. This week Issauna it the big item, served with all the usual trimmings at a budget-helping price. Take the family for an easy meal . . . Lasagna is on sporial through Sunday. • • • MONDAY P. M. SUNDAT P. M. (' liar k n iala .Maailla lloralla New arop e Dep ut y D a n g Nrwacupa l.a a vs It T o Ilaavar Another good voice to hear was Ed's at Jim Spencer’s restaurant . . . talked lo Dar­ lene loo, who also sounded In flCTHTMART OF VALUES Hour l . o o i l l r-illi Can tury «:0 0 191 THA i : i >1**t T h e Pra>* 4:30 i l l I'roba 191 Paath Vallay Daya (3 ) Xa wa copa 1:04 191 o i i l a A l la r r la it (21 Hill Dana S how 111 l.aiala 7:39 (9 ) Krnplr* ( 3 ) W o n D r f u l W o rld o f C o lo r 111 W» F ar n r lt* Martian 4:00 121 Kd Sullivan Sho w ( I I Tha l.ucy Mpeclal 1:19 ( 2 1 G r l n l l (9 ) Arraat A Tria l Hit Mad* In Auiarlca 4:0" C .l Itonansa 9:30 ( ! ) Tha Calebrlty Hama 10:04 ( 3 ) D u Pon t Bliow o f Waak (9 ) Htonay R ur ka I t ) Candid Cam ar a 14:30 (91 VIIC New* R ep ort (S) W hat'* My U n a 11:49 (3 i Nawa rop* IS) Ha rry llaaa onar Ntwa (9 ) Nawallne 11:13 i t i T h a a la r o f (h e Star* l l : 3 o (3 ) Paler Uunn 11:10 I I I K e y h o le MONDAY A. M. W M On TODAY ft SAT. Q. I * - » i -P ■ —-J-i If you like to take your pick got quick service and be on your way, the place for you from a wide variety of food. Is at the Tradewlnda Cafe­ teria in the Seminole Plata. You can even bu u down for lunch someday . . . lota of parking available and they serve from 11 a. ni. til 2:15 p. m. • • • In the mood for real ele­ gance . . . that means just one place . . . Freddie’*. The soft carpeting and subdued light make their fine foods even more pleasurable . . . For added sophistication try a bottle of good red wine with your steak. • • • Befora I left for parts un­ known Joy Manross at the Capri treated me to a most delicious meal. One of the Interesting features of their menu Is a complete descrip­ tion of Just what (i meant by the terms “ rare," "medium,“ “ well done” , and all live grades In between. So you just can't go wrong ordering a steak if you know what color you like it . . . a real benefit If you aren’t sure just how to order your steak. I I * Hop in the car tonight every­ one, and head for Cook’ s Corners . . . they’ll be serv­ ing all the catfish you can eal as a special treat . . . with the trimmings of course. Next Thursday is family nigh; when one-halt a fried chicken will be die featured item. • • • And for entertaining at liuinc, you'll surely want to make a atop at die Rex liquor ■tore in the Pinecrest shop­ ping center. Their prices are some of the best around. . . if guests drop In and catcli you "d ry " you can get free delivery by calling 322-0100. \ Free Prompt Drlltery i Open M A. M . — 12 Midnight, Tel. 322-0006 Under .Mnnaxement Of Harold & Debbie Cumby 9 a. m. to 2 a. ni. Mon. thru Sat All Military Personnel Welroma — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet a* a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP YOUR (a real delicacy the way w# repara them! . . . they are NOT _________ ___ reneh Fried!) P COMBINATION PLATTER (l).ini*h Lobster Tail* and Royal Red Shrimp) FRO(; LEGS CHOICE '- '* * ^ * ^ * a $295 Sauteed In Melted nutter UNDER THE UMIIKEI.I.A A Variety Of Fine Chreare and Mrata— Fri To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner .Ncw^ One)H))Oto<m^miilel)Je” cTer^T)Jinir"Tor private partlrs up to SO. South French Are. Sanford Phone FA 2.*5JI C O O K ’S CORNER 2«I7 ORLANDO DR. — 17-92 — So. Hanford Llmlta DININC, ROOM EVERY DAY FRIDAY FRESH NITB ONLYi All You Can Eat, With F. Fries, Rolls, Cola Slaw CATFISH $1.25 Vi Fried Chicken 86^ FAMILY NITE: Frenrh Friea, Holla, Col# Slaw T-IIONH STEAKS 1.30 RIB-EYB or STRIP *#a French Friea, Rolla, Toaaed Salad Visit Ua — See Our Complete Menu SERVING FROM 10 A. M. T IL 1 1 P . M . Rear — P in e — llot ’n Cold Sandwiches — Chill Complete delirious dinners DELIVERED DAILY MON. THRU SAT. I I*. M. to ft P. M. ItY DAY Oil WEEK. FREE MENUS LOW COST! Hunfnrd A Sanford Area I'h . 322.2256 New ! 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NITKH FROM 8 TILL 12 FOR RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE 322-1251 D e A D RfNGeR ' STEVE McQUEEN Hb u m u h t h b .iaHERSCHEl BEMAROI-£J0U BOSLEY. w e (O w Js jfi MflDMVEMPCTE* KUERS IW6EJRWA6NER CAPUCWE Adult Entertainment ISiScHPLShOMlHK CAFETERIAS ^DefeiouiFood CWleoid Stwice. 1 t h E PINK I^HTHERi =tCUUDU CARDMALE CO-FEATURE 9:30 ONLY £ SATURDAY P. M. 13:44 (3 ) llullwInkla allow I t ) Hky K ina (91 lt ug « llunny 13:29 (Cl Do You K n o w ? (91 A m a rl csn ( U n d .t a n d ( 3 ) W n l c h Mr. W li a r d 1:00 (21 T alk 'K T a l l i n (9) N ew, (91 ..!>- Friend F lic k * 1:30 ( 2 ) lluaal-all 1:30 ( 9 ) lnd ua lry on Piirada (9 ) C ham p. W r e t t lln a 1 :«S (6) R.iaahall N. Y. at Dali. 3:39 (9 ) Clialtanaa (loir Jid'i (4 ) C h a m p ll n w l l n s 1:39 (91 T haa ta r X Hi) Champ , l l o n l l n a 1:30 13) H u d a w a 1:00 (*> H i d e W o rld or Bporta 1:11 (SI Its (ha l,aw *:00 (3 ) r ta lil n a Fun 4:13 (3 ) Naw aro pe 4:30 (<> Mr. Kd (9 ) (l u y l.oinhardJ S .13 (31 X t w e c o p * 1:00 (31 C ircu s Uny ( I ) C s n t r a l Florid a Hhnwcaaa (9 ) Xaa Hunt T i l . ( 3 ) Tha I.laulananl IS) Ja ck )# (llaaaon (91 ll o o l a n a n n y It SO (3) Joay lllahup ( C o l o r ) (S) Tha Dafandara ( I ) l . a w r t n r a W a lk 9:44 (3 ) S at urd ay Night Movie 9:14 ( I ) Phil nllvere (9 ) Tha llu lly w u o d Pataca14:99 (41 (lu n a m o k e lOitO (9 ) llat tla lln e 11:10 (SI T h t a t a r r>( tha Slara 11:19 9) Adult T ha alar 11.19 (3 ) Muvla 4:00 (3 ) Sian Ttwr* it a momtnt-a long momtnt-whtn ilW Klrthall XI. M lah (y Xtoua* Ja(aons I'a iin l, Tha Menace Illn Tin Tin Caapar Kury R oy R o c a r a Sho w Daany * Cacll 13:49 ( 9 ) (31 (S) 13:30 IS) (9 ) (i) liOO (S) TV RENTAL • Sales ■Oils (3 ) (S i (SI 11:91 (3 ) (S) (I) 11.90 (31 (I. (I) can anyone ask for an^ In­ 'invigorating time. The (uni*’>' s would be delighted to 50l> everyone again, too. They're located across from the Longwood Plata . . . Just a short trip. good spirits. They're missing their Navy friends of cour»e, but are having a fine time with the people who stay at home and enjoy the food, drinks and atmosphere at Spencers. s • • Coma dm* noth ua. ln)oy crisp, appetising salads. . , tasty p*ea. cakes and waams.. .tender, deftcioua prune meets and aarden-fresti vegetablee. . . served in tnrftr pleasant surroundlnga. And remember, Thursday night fit “ (amity night" with tree desserts Tor ell...en d Saturday night is “ sleek night'* when you get a big YS-ib. T Boat Meek cooked to your order lor only ~.UMIIB**l)tlt Plus Short Subject “ WEEKEND AT WEEK I WACIIKK" 1Im dm m : RAM. * 2 J i f. W. ftonec 4. 90 ■g.00 P. M. Trade Wind* Cafeterias also located in Orlando, Leesburg, Coco* k. Melbourne COMING! DON KNOTTS in ‘T h e Incredible Mr. Limpet’1 .1 W<- P i o v i d e I hr? i irietal C»<4tv-ir ti'M S hi vu-tv In L/un tt ut P lorv d .t t. �April 20-25 Is Insurance Week Three Controls For Victims Of Crab Grass Many Joke* hava bean made aver tha years about people who have crab gra n . Yet, if you have a lawn and are proud o f the way It look*, you have every right to hate . the tight o f it, Thia weedy grata apolla tha unlformllty o f a lawn, j Clumps o f It can physically | weaken lawns by robbing them o f space, moisture and nutrlenta. There are three basic ways o f controlling crab grass. They are digging or pulling out oaeh plant, proper lawn ; care and a preventive pro* i gram using chemical controls. Thera are three types of 1 crab grass — smooth, hairy ! and silver. All three took similar and are annuals. They , develop from seeds to mature plants that flower and seed •tually by the lata part o f August. In the spring, however, seedling crab grass sprouts /rom the soil as a small pale green plant with two leaves. Tha leaves a n oval, broad at the base and taper to a point i St ths tip As they develop, they become coarse a n d spread out. Your approach to a lawn care program can do much i to discourage crab grass '' from setting in. When seeding or reseeding, i use a good quality M ed mix* | ture. Fall-seeded lawns get k a head start on beating crab grasa Into submission. It might bo a good thing to re* member next time you plan to saad. Proper watering will also help check grab grasa. Since permanent grass roots deep, leas frequent waterings but with largo amounts o f water is beat Frequent small water­ ings aid crab grass as It roots •hallow. And, o f course, proper mowing will help In the fight, too. Salsa your mower to a two-inch cutting height dur­ ing May and June mowing. Where permanent g r a u is danae, tha additional shade o f larger g ra u slows growth o f arah grsaa aeedlngs. On tha ether hand, while tha lawn ears program ap­ proach help# maintain n good lawn, Urn preventive chemical approach works against crab grass, before it starts. H m ohemlcal — called a pro • emergence herbicide — has been found to give pro­ tection ngninst crab g ra u growth with as little as a •Ingle application It will al­ so not accumulate In Uia soil, thus no harmful residual build-up results. Dectha], the active herbi­ cide in dozen* o f tha nation's caeceasful crab grass klllsrs, for example, attacks tha crab grasa ased before it has a chance to germinate. It has been found that It kills near­ ly all grab grata in one sea­ son. After It Is applied, lu t frequent watering with largo amounts o f water will help discourage further growth. If your lawn la heavily In­ fested with crab grass, howovsr, you had better plan on reseeding this fall if you us* a herbicide on an infested lawn. Seed thin spots cars’fully and treat with a preemergence herbicide again next spring. PARIS (UP1) — Angel Robinson, 183, knocked down Ray Adigun o f Nigeria five times Monday night and went on to score a technical knock­ out when the formerly un­ beaten Nigerian, who weigh­ ed 181H, failed to coma out for tha slsth round. All the earth's teas com­ municate with one another and their waters arc continu­ ally mingled, according to En­ cyclopaedia BriUnnlca. Leaders In more than 80 countries around tha globe are supporting the Hall of Free Enterprise at the New York 1M4-U World’s Fair. 1004, as Life insurance |By to learn more about their |that it is so arranged as to Ufa Insurance Week In Florida became official recent- Education Week In * Florida, life Inaurance and what it can be of utmost value to the and urge all cltizena to avail do for them, eapecially mak­ beneficiaries. y when Gov. Farris Bryant ihemielvea of thia opportun- ing thia the occailon to tea In Witness Whereof, I have set aside the week o f April 20-25 for tha event, so stat­ ing |n a signed proclamation. Life Insurance Week will lie observed by the 37 local associations o f the F.8 .L.U, end will be brought to the attention o f the public through the organization's many mem­ bers. Locally, the Seminole As­ sociation o f Life Underwrit­ ers with 02 members Is servicing the people o f this area. The purpose of the Week Is to acquaint Floridians with the many benefits and appli­ cations of Lift insurance, and to further stress ths impor­ tance o f the life agent as a significant contributor in up­ grading by American fam­ ily's economy. A proclamation Issued by Gov. Bryant follows: Whereas, life Insurance rep­ resents the base o f financial security planning for more families than any other form o f thrift o f savings, and Whereas, life insurance and Its allied coverages are con­ stantly changing In order to meet the ever-changing social A LIFE INSURANCE Week proclamation la beinjf signed by Gov. Farris nnd economic structure, as Bryant Rnd looking on are, from left, J. Edwin Larson, stnte Insurance well as changes In the fam­ commissioner; Walter J. Stokes, Miami, president o f the Florida State ily’s own situation, and Association of Life Underwriters, nnd W. I). Smith, Jacksonville, general Whereas, life Insurance con­ chairman of Life Insurance Week for the Life Underwriters. tinues to contribute to the growth of our country and our state through the invest­ ment o f policyholder dollars in all segments of the econo­ my, while awaiting call for benefit payment, and Whereas, more knowledge of life insurance is Increasing­ ly important In properly plan­ ning family financial security, nnd Whereas, all persons, both as policyholders and as bene­ ficiaries, desire to learn more about life Insurance, thut Is, what It docs, how it operates, and Whereas, the Florida Assoc­ iation o f Life Underwriters Is cooperating In a program to inform the public of the many nnd broad napecU of life in­ surance; (•01* CANDIDATES served up hot cakes nnd coffee to Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Now, Thorefore, I, Farris E. Cnllles, left, at the Seminole County Young Republican Club’s recent Bryant, by virtue o f the au­ pancake supper. Serving, left to right, were E. Pope Bassett, county com­ thority vested In me a* Gov­ missioner candidate; Guy Allen, tax assessor candidate and Walter Hoernor o f tha State o f Florida, l»crg who is running for a seat on the hoard of education. (Herald Photo) do hereby proclaim April 20- { ; : j ; i TROOP 341 of Casselberry received this beautiful Betsy Ross flan for articipation in the Wekiwa District Cnmporee last weekend. Officials oldinir the flag are, from left, Chief Tomahawk Vcrlin Duffield, Hill Dempsey, Wally Krohne, Ed Cundlff, Leonard Casselberry, Itick Cas.ici(Herald Photo) berry and Bob Coke, newly appointed Tomahawk, K Osteen PTA Elects New Officers By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Parent Teach­ ers Association met Tuesday evening at the school, with Ernest Skinner, president, pre­ siding. The meeting was op­ ened with devotions by the first grade pupils. Bible vers­ es wars repeated and several songs were sung. A representative o f the Daytona Beach Red Cross As­ sociation showsd several slides hoping to Interest Osteen In Joining the program. The room count was won by the first grade, Miss Oml Rhea Summer's room. Mrs. Harold Pell, chairman o f tha nominating committee presented tha following slate of officers for ths coming year. They were elected un­ animously. For president, Ern­ est Skinner; Mrs. L. W. Jones, first vie* president; Mrs. John Tatum Jr., second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. James Nettles, sec­ retary; Mrs. John Jurss, trea­ surer; Mrs. Harold Pall, His­ torian and Mra. Nolan Osteen, parllmentarlan. It was decided to have the annual Ham Supper May 10 at ths school. Mrs. W. D. Whldden is gsnsral chairman. In tha hopes of having a larger attendance at ths PTA meetings it was decided to have fewer meetings. There­ fore, next year, the PTA will meet In September, Novem­ ber, January, March and May, unless otherwise announced. It was voted to donate onehalf o f the proceeds o f tha ham supper to tha school lunch program and also to change tha date o f tha May meeting to the fourth Tues­ day Instead of the second. This will be after the aupper and business may be closed for the year. Following the meeting tha fifth and alxth grades pre­ sented a patriotic program. Refreshment* were served by Mrs. W. B. Whldden and Mra. J. C. Carpenter. OVIEDO City Clerk Dot Courier, seated, buys tickets from Mrs. Jim Michael for next Thurs­ day's fish supper to lie sponsored by the Oviedo Women’s Club in conjunction with the political rally being staged under direction of the Semi­ nole County Democratic Executive Committee. THE PRICE OF $1.00 PER PAIR ON 400 PAIRS OF CHILDREN’S SHOES WAS IN ERROR AS IT APPEARED IN COWAN’S “ CRACKER DAY” AD — SHOULD HAVE READ 9L88 PER PAIR. OUR APOLOGIES FOR THIS ERROR. THE SANFORD HERALD Veterans Plan Convention By Mr*. Adam Muller World War I Veterans of DeBary Barracks 1197 re­ viewed plans for the threeday convention to be held in Orlando June 26-28 at tha April meeting held in the Com­ munity Center with Com­ mander William Bries presid­ ing. The convention will open with a parade and on Satur­ day there will be a Banquet at the Cherry Plaza Hotel, meeting headquarters. Several outstanding speakers are ex­ pected to attend. The May 2 district meeting In Apopka was announced and it was urged that local dele­ gates be elected. Approval was given for a donation to be made toward the Commun­ ity Center expansion program. The next meeting will he a picnic to be held at Bock Sprlngt, May 14. Following the meeting the men joined members o f tho Auxiliary for a refreshment and social hour. Quarter-Finals CHINGFORD, Eng. (UPI) —Norma Baylon of ArgenUna boat Ulla Sandulf of Sweden, 0-2. 6-3. and Christine Tru­ man of England downed Llv Palden of Norway, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3, Wednesday to reach tha quarter-finals of the women's singles at the Connault Hard Court Lawn tennis tourna­ ment. Salmon Optioned CLEVELAND (U PI) — Outfielder Chico Salmon has been sent to Portland of the Pacific Coast League on 21hour option by the Cleveland Indians to reduce their rotter to the required 28-plsycr limit. MEMBERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY LIFE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION Clifford Johnson, President Don Tabor, lal Vice President Gordon Meyer, 2nd Vice President Fred Harris, Secretary and Treasurer FOREST CITY Community Association has erected this sign on the property site where the new Club House and Recreation Center is to he located. Officials o f the club pictured are John Bethea, center, president; Dick Loshley, left and Allen Forward, right, captains of the cur­ rent membership drive. (Herald Photo) GULF LIFE INSURANCE CO. Fred J. Harris, Sr. Ralph D. Haekett Charles Toole N. I. Richburg Julian P. Wilson Dewey D. Gammas* Freak C. Bowes Freak Bailey Howard E. Baas Billy G. Kate# Charles W. Jones Robert B. Pllsbury Herbert 8. Hob*risen DAYTONA BEACH D U O Ralph Hackctt Shan W i n “ J MOTEL t BEACH MOTEL 18S1 8. ATLANTIC AVt l.'W 7 ' I III ■« " i lit A ll AUTIC A,| tI II r .rr METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. Robert E. Kama Russell A. Finch Melvin Warner Donald Bradshaw Donald Cahill Roger Garner William J. Wamieka William a Tanner JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE Donald Flamm STATE FARM INSURANCE Irving Pryor EMPLOYERS LIFE INS. CO. J. A. Da Sarto Alfred R. Clugstoa W. B. Dowdy Rosco* H. Taylor Keaaatk M. Murphy G. T. Meyer Walter Britton W. M. Boggs Preamble; The position of the Life Underwriter le unique in that he is the liaison between his client and hi* company. At a life inturanre advisor he owe* a high professional duty toward hla clieat, while, at the same lime, he also octuple* s position o f trust and loyally to his company. Only by observing the highest ethirnl balance ran hs avoid any conflict between these two obligations Therefore: NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO. A A. Donald Tabor Martin Chandler, DeLand All Mits ttsvtMSoaTcoatrslled Air-Conditioning and Hut. Ills Bethioomt ■ilk TtR B Shswir, India, Hifl Music, TV, looai Pfcootv, Punts Bslcomct. mn fresh f w imlaa witw ^UgMljia iiiwRiini fnnia nm ) • HaitiibaarE Csarti ALL STATE INSURANCE SEARS • OcssariM Disking Rooms, (uturlng superb food John Wesley Hamilton 1 f 111 SILVER BEACH AVE. BEACH, FLORIDA K Course*. TimUM, Nifht Clubs. Events, famed Florida attractions. OF E T H IC S THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS Clifford Johnson H. C. Patterson Ed. 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Marfan THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY Ray M. People* Jack U. Kaaaman GREAT AMERICAN LIFE WUllam H. Stem per Hurshel E. Taffer INTERSTATE LIFE ACC. INS. COMPANY Carl W. Brocap For Information on Alt 3 U o U lt Send Coupon To. B. Atlantic Avw, Ptesaa Mad color brochure and Information retarding □ 8 m Dip □ lid o Beach Q HUvox Sand* I I I I I Compliments o f SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK �9 ft P d f/s M n t e rs #ttifsrB April 17,1964 — Pag* 11 WrrnlB Scarf Makes Neat Headband (D & aJi (to b y By Polly Cramer Newspaper Ealerprlso A s m . DEAR POLLY — To make a pretty and snu| headband, take a small silk or chiffon neckerchief • size scarf and fold into a rectangle. Tie the ends to a rubber band. It will fit the head snugly and really stay in place. They are easy to put on. You can have sev­ eral by using old scarves that are no longer used for their original purpose. When the feather is wet and sloppy, put a small cotton loop rug over the carpet or floor mats in your car. The rugs catch snow, rain water and dirt. Take them out oc­ casionally, wash and dry and then put back again. Saves wear and tear and frequent cleaning of the permanent floor covering. Use old rugs that might otherwise be dis­ carded.— D.M. DEAR P O L L Y -A package of children's modeling clay is an important item in my emergency drawer. 1 use it often and for many things. It will temporarily stop a leak until help comes or you con fix it. A generous lump thrust on a pencil or toothpick will hold the note that you leave for your family when away. The same will hold place cards or favors at a child's party. If modeled in bird, ani­ mal or other chosen forms, the favors can be most at­ tractive.—MRS. R.B. DEAR P O L L Y -C o v e r the Inside backs of louvered closet doors with clear plastic (the kind used on storm sash) to keep the dust out, let light in, and keep pesky moths away. -M R S . R.W. NtA ELASTIC BAND DEAR PO LLY-Tw o Inval­ uable articles for "batching" college men are a telephone book and a flannel “ cap" for a broom. The telephone book will supply most of the ad­ dresses of friends and the flannel cap on the end o f the broom takes the place of a dust mop. This saves the ex­ pense of buying a mop. The cap works best If an elastic band Is sewed around the top to secure it to the broom. When the cap gets dirty, just throw it in the washing machine. Thanks for the interest­ ing tips.—D.D.B. DEAR POLLY - 1 keep a detergent bottle filled with water beside by trash burner in casa sparks should set fire to tba grass. One or two squirts will put out sparks if caught quickly.—Mrs. K.L. DEAR POLLY—Recently I bought some soiled white can­ dles at an end of the-year salq knowing I could clean them. A tissue or cotton bait saturated with rubbing alcohol com­ pound docs this beautifully. Nail polish remover will also clean them but 1 like the gloss left after using the rubbing alcohol.-M rs. H.C.A. GIRLS—This is a good trick to know as spring house cleaning time rolls around, for candles get dingy and dirty just standing around in their holders. 1, too, like the alcohol treatment better. — POLLY DEAR POLLY — When 1 fried bacon and then eggs in the electric frying pan, the bacon left a residue causing the eggs to stick. Now I line the pan with foil for the ba­ con frying, slide it out, let­ ting the fat slip into the skil­ let ready for the eggs. Both fry beautifully and no more sticking.—MRS. W.R.M. GIRLS—Bacon is delicious when cooked on top of the foil, crisp without being so brittle that it is easily brok­ en but it does take a bit long­ er than when cooked directly In the pan. 1 started the co st­ ing with a cold pan, cold foil and bacon. Eggs do not stick so I, for one, have permanent­ ly adopted the method. — POLLY Sharp Shopping Footing Child's Shoe Bills By Alleen Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Do you get the fecting that only your child has a foot sot recognized by the Ameri­ can shoe manufacturers? And wonder why you pay from $9 to $12 for the roughneck’s shoes when experts say a good, sturdy leather shoe should cost only $6-$6.50, and In exceptional cases $9-19.50? A recent tour of five shoe departments with a nephew difficult to fit opened my eyes. Fortunately, good shoes for less money for tho rapidly growing act arc near. Advances in plastics In shoes soon will make it poss­ ible « » yuo to buy two pair for the same price you pay for one pair for your child­ ren. For the father of a 9-yearold boy, who buys the chap a pair every three months, this will be a saving. If you pay an average of (10.90 for a serviceable shoe now, your saving can be (11 a year be­ cause the top price of one manufacturer's all - synthetic shoe is around $6.99. The more children you have, especially boys, the more this means to you. The truth is that you will be luckier with your child­ ren's shoe bills than your own. This spring adult shoes featuring the new plastic, Corfam, offer more wearability, scuff-resistance, need no shin­ ing and and make goodbridge table talk. But, they bring no real prica break now. "The shoe manufacturers,' an executive said, want to bold a minimum $20 price to keep tho aura of cheapness away." The firm Introducing the $5.99-$Q.99 synethic (it actual­ ly has a leather lining) for children claims a wearability test by 5,000 youngsters show­ ed the shoe to bo water-re­ pellent, scuff-resistant, flexi­ ble and that it "breathed." The synthetic sole and top arc chemically bonded. Will your child be the first to destroy such an item? If he does, there is a guarantee. Even If you hold back on these synthetic shoes, leather is being treated with urc thane to cut dow breakage and provide scuff-resistance in shoes made with cheaper' grade leather. I wonder why we just can't spray the youngstera' feet with • plastic and let them getn »« p ejooiusq punozi oa really would like to do? The Clothes Poll Pert M aids In Polka Dots By Helen Henaessy Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Editor These days, a good maid Is harder to find than a good man. So if you have one working for you, do anything to keep her happy. One way might be to hire a good-looking butler. If that's too costly, you might try cleaning the house every night •o that she won't be dis­ couraged when she shows up in the morning. (1 have friends who do just that.) If neither of these methods bolds appeal, you may like this one. It's a cinch the maid will. Let her choose her spring uniform wardrobe from a var­ iety of polka dots, flower prints or stripes in new fash­ ion shades of hot pink, aqua or yellow. She can even have matching pinafores and caps. In The A firm widely known as de­ signers o f professional uni­ forms (White Swan) admits that the maid's uniform has taken on its first new look In over 40 years. So perhaps you can hold on to your household gem with an appeal to her vanity. The chance to be the flrat on the block to wear polka dots may prove irrestible. This status symbol, which could keep your maid with you for a long time to come, will Impress your guests, too. And before' you know it, the whole neighborhood may be­ come a glorious panorama of domestic color. Chic Chat Q— As president of our gar­ den club, I have been asked to make a speech at our meet­ ing next month when we will be entertaining a garden club from a neighboring town. 1 should appreciate some ^dvlce on the way I should dress for Old American that afternoon occasion.—Mrs. J. Dalton Dear Mrs. Dalton— Your best bet would be to wear something chic, but casual, preferably something you have worn before. We're al­ ways conscious of new clothes and they should never be worn on an occasion when our poise Is under strain. If you have a smart suit or dress, wear that. It will be comfortable, look attrac­ tive and need no pulling or fussing to assure you that it's adjusted properly. If you wear a hat, be sure it isn't one trimmed with feathers or flowers that will move. This kind of decorative hat can not only distract your audience, but, unfortunately, may even cause uncontrollable laughter at the wrong mom­ ent. Above all, wear comfort­ able, trim shoes. You will probably be standing while you talk. Tradition Please Vote! It Is Important To Know For Whom You’re Voting TROY RAY U moHt q u a lified fo r Tax Collector I ntronfcly believe • in equal service for all nnd extension o f service 0 th-l relimiuUhlnv the powers, duties, snd rr*pon>ihititips of this offirc leads to more centralisation o f government 0 that our people want an official witling to accept the dalles and responsibilities o f this office Paid Political Adv. DEAR ABBY: The woman who was "DISGUSTED" be­ cause her son and his wife named their little boy "H A R R Y " after having named their first two boys •TOM" and "DICK" appar­ ently has never heard of the famous BYRD brothers of Virginia. TOM was a very successful fruit firm er and businessman who looked after his family's Interests. "DICK” was none other than the famous explorer, ADMIRAL BYRD of South Pole fame. And "H ARRY" has been a United States Senator for many years. PROUD VIRGINIAN • • • DEAR ABBY: What’s wrong with naming three sons TOM, DICK and HAR­ RY? I named our first son Dick. The second boy I named after his father, whose name was Harry. Then everyone kept asking me, "Where's T om ?" So. when we had our third son, "That settles It. There’s T om !" I can’t see where there was anything "dis­ graceful" about It. • By Abigail Van Buren MRS. H. H. SKANEATELES, N. Y. 0 • 0 DEAR ABBY: If that grandma got all steamed up over her daughter-in-law naming her three sons, TOM DICK and HARRY, I wonder what she would have thought of the woman in our town who named her three daughters, FAITH. HOPE, and CHARITY. MOLLY IN BALTIMORE • • • DEAR ABBY: Speaking of Inflicting peculiar names on helpless infants, my cousin in Birmingham named her daughters. DAISY, PETUN­ IA. GLADIOLA and ZINNIA. The next time she expected a baby, she was all act to add another flower to her garden of girls, but the baby was a boy. It didn't stop her. She went ahead end named him 1RI8. How do you like that? WILLIE MAE IN MONT­ GOMERY DEAR WILLIE: The boy was lucky she didn't name him PANSY. • • • DEAR ARBY: I waa In­ terested In the mother’s comment about her son naming his three boys TOM DICK and HARRY, I think ell three names are senslble. Whet would she think of a trio of little girls in Independence, Mo., who were named WELCOME, JOY and PLENTY? (Their father named the last one.) LOVING GRANDMOTHER • • • DEAR ABBY: Twentyfour years ago I married a man named Harry. He had two brother! whose names were Tom and Dick. Tell "Disgusted" not to worry. If her son's boys turn out to be half as wonderful es these three boys, she will be lucky. MRS. H. J., PHILADEL­ PHIA • • • Get It off your chest. For a personal unpublished reply write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 crate to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. School And You Much Useless Homework? By Sesaa Light Newspaper Enterprise Attn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I agree with "Wondering" in regard to homework. My son is in the 7th grade and has absolutely no time for relaxa­ tion. He leaves for school at 8 a. m., and works on home­ work until 9 or 10 p. m. (time out for dinner, only). Result: He Is not doing all of his homework at times, even considering these hours. He hai lied to me about home­ work for the first time so he could have a minute to relax. I think class discussion on many of the subjects, with a quiz to follow, would be more helpful to each student. Most of these so-called pro­ jects are a waste of time and money. This extra-credit bit makes me feci sorry for the child with limited Imagina­ tion and funds. 1 feel the average parent Is doing more teaehlng than the teachers, and this includes all school*—public, private, and parochial. What happens (o the child with parents of limited education? And what arc the teacher* doing? The teachers most surely have it easier these days, but where do the children find any time for childhood dreams or gsmes, to say nothing of freah air? la It any wonder we have emotionally upset and neurotic children today? The world has certainly advanced In re­ cent years, but the children's minds haven't altered that much. I will be for higher pay for teachers when the teachers start teaching—and I get a free evening once In awhile. I want you to know my child is no exception. This Is a general problem. Ask any parent.— ANOTHER WONDERER ANSWER: As I’ ve said be­ fore. I, too, believe that many children have too much use­ less homework. If enough parents continue to protest, there may be • tread la the opposite direction. Children SHOULD have time for "child­ hood dreams and games’ .' But come now, what is thle about parents doing more teaehlng than taachers? Ac­ tually, most teaebers today are conscientious, hard-work­ ing, dedicated people who are doing their level best to give our children a superior educa­ tion. Wl'h paper* to grade, lessons to prepare, activities to sponsor, and meetings, workshops and college courses to attend, they seldom have a free evening either. If parents and teachers could exchange places with each other for e day, perhaps there would be more sym­ pathy and appreciation on both sides. Please send your school problems to Susan Light In care of this paper. While she cannot answer each letter per­ sonally, letters of general In­ terest will be answered In this column. The Mature Parent Don't Leave Child Alone fycucoby O n (B fd d q a NORTH 17 If you are acquainted with AQB duck plays, see If you can V K 74 recognize all the ducks wad­ 0 963 4 A 10754 dling around In today's hand. WEST EAST You are In a rather normal A A 1075 4 4k JO 3 three no-trump contract. Af­ VQ5 2 0 J 1UO8 ter West opens the five of 0 Q 74 0 J 1O83 spades, you see 10 easy tricks 4k8 2 *K 0 if the club finesse works. SOUTH (D ) You also sec nine sure tricks 4kK 8 3 if the spades are 4-4, but If V ASS OAKS West has five or six spades ♦ Q J 93 you have problems. No one vulnerable So, even though your first South West North East Impulse was (o go up with 1 N.T, Pass 3 N.T. Pass dummy's queen of spades, Pass Pass you restrain yourself and play Opening lead—A 3 low. East plays the jack and yob must duck in your hand] East leads bark the nine also. of spades and in the event W ii Jh j2 W o m a n By Oswald Jacoby that West had led from a six card suite your troubles are the club finesse East would over. Even though you lose not have a spade to lead to his partner. Actually West led from a five card spade suit. Now, If he ducks East will have a spade to lead back later and South will go down. It Is easy for us to see that West should duck. We are looking at all tho cards. At the table West should duck also, but he might decide to go up, clear the suite and trust that one of his red queens would finish an entry for the last two spades, By Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS LAWRENCE— My sister and her husband separated recently. The court only makes him give support money to their 3-year-old boy so she has had to go back to work. I take care of the boy but he makes such terrible scenes when she has to say goodby to him that I don't know how much longer I can put up with the lituation. He screams, grabs at her clothes and tries to run after her down the street. A N SW ER - He la afraid that she is not coming hack to him. And why shouldn't he be? Didn't his father walk out of a door one day and fail to return? When his mo­ ther walks out, he figures sha may decide to make her departure permanent, too. He feels, "I let my Daddy out of my sight—and that was the end of him. If I let this remaining parent out of my sight, It may be the end of her. And I shall be left alone little and helpless as I am, with nobody familiar and re­ liable to take care of me. ." By all mean* tell him that his mother will continue to keep him safe and near to her. But I doubt whether he can now trust any of you enough to believe you. So I happily seize this op­ portunity to cry "Sham el" on tho conditions which force separated or divorced mothers to expose little children to daily abandonment for econ­ omic reasons. A small boy or girl who has suffered the loss of a father In the breakup of his home Is in no emotional state to sustain the loss of his remaining parent to a daily job. It is just not possible to cushion th* disturbing affects of this double loss. I suggest that your slstet ask her local welfare depart­ ment to make available to her solutions to her economic pro­ blem that will not require her absence from her little son. I hope that other mothers of young children In her circum­ stances will seek similar gui­ dance of their local walfare departments. The real problem Isn't mon­ ey at all. It la tho separated mother's attitude toward her broken home. So dominated is she by her painful aensa of loss that she accepts meek­ ly Ihe Idea of separation from her children. She can see on­ ly one way out of her econ­ omic problem — work away from home. She cannot fight to retain her right to stay in it but must invite the hurts of her daily goodbyes to her babies because hurt h ts be­ come her condition of Ufa. it’s wrong. It's wrong. It'a wrong. By Ruth Millett The Doctor Says: "In the past several years my husband and I have had many disagreements about how we should bring up our two boys. They are only 8 and 10 yeari old, and very Impressionable. Tom, my husband, constantly brings up the fact that he got along without certain things at their age, so why can’ t they? "When I take the children's side on some issues there's an ugly argument in front of them, and 1 don't think that is good for the children. Yet I am determined to have some say-so In regard to what they should have and what is to bo expected of them, feeling strongly that their father la too hard on them. Am I right or wrong?" You’re both right and wrong, It seems to me. You're right in thinking that you should have some say-so In any Issua that involves your children. But you're dead-wrong In siding with the children against their father in their presence. Next time a question has to be decided, tell the children: "Y our father and I will have to talk this over. You run along and play and we'll tell you what we decid e."' Then whatever decision you reach, whather his ideas or yours win out, or you decide to compromise, give the de­ cision to your children in a "Your father and I have de­ cided" itatement.. It isn't too Important that • husband and wife differ some what on bow to bring up their children, just so tho children get the Idea that both parenta are in agree­ ment What confuses children and gets them mixed up in their loyalties is for the parent! to disagree about thorn in their hearing. The only result can be re­ sentment by the children to­ ward the stricter parent, end an unwarranted feeling that the more lenient parent is "on their side." Upsets Causes O f Distress Q— We live at aa altitude of 4,800 feet. Every weekend we spend a day at a lake that ii at 8,300 feet. While at the lake, we feel fine but on the way home we suffer from stomach gas. Does the alti­ tude cause this or Is it the sugar In the coffee and the cookies wa eat? A— There la always some gas in tht stomach because of swallowed air. Some people swallow great quantities of ■lr In their attempts to belch. Thle U the commonest cause of gai In the itomach. Sines gases tend to expand when air pressure d e m is e s , you would have more trouble with Internal gas pressures when going up to the lake than on the return. Fermentation of augari and starchee In the lnteitlnes is a source of abdominal dis­ comfort and bloating. Tha gas In the Intestines causes pres­ sure on the stomech and in that way may Increase belch­ ing. Since this fermentation usually occurs In the lower rather than the upper part of the intestinal tract, it us­ ually Involves foods eaten one Suit Yourself The Salesman Is M an's Best Clothing Friend By Jerry Kheelan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK ( NEA) — If you end up with a suit that doesn't fit, should you blame the clothing salesman who put It on your hack? You bet you should. If there Is any secret to pur­ chasing garments, It lies in choosing a rompetetnt tales­ man and going back to him the next time. This advice is from Lester Frankenstein, president of a major menswear manufactur­ ing firm. "The tad thing," -ays Frankenstein, "is that many men are not really up-to-date on m ile fashions. Hence, they must trust the salesman. A satisfied well • tailored man usually hasn't been BUYING clothes — they have limply been SOLD to him correctly" Although much depends on the salesman, sayi he, a man'* chance* of being wellfitted today are much better than they were years ego. "The manufacturer!' prob­ lem is that his designers of­ ten are not engineers. The designers arc creating twodimensional products to be fitted onto three-dimensional people. Gradually, however, the gap has been closing. American manufacturers are making clothes which look better and fit belter. "Take the example of the younger man. He la not just a smaller copy of a man of 50. His anatomy is complete ly different. The sides of a suit coat must be shaped in­ ward to accommodate a smaller waist. The trousers generally must have a shorter rise." A further hint on clothes buying from Frankenstein: "Y ou can tell If the store la treating you right by look­ ing at the alterations. If tbe cuffs on your suit were made with hand stitching any alter­ ation should also bear hand stitching. "A Falm Beach mlt, on the other hand, is largely machine stitched. It should come back with machine stitching. "But, as 1 say, the Import­ ant thing is to find a sales­ man wlm care* about you. Cultivate him as you would a mechanic for your car." Gifted Calerina Sings, Dances And Cooks w receiving tho trousers, special (alter lag at the back iMl sheett By Dick Kleiner Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK -( N E A ) - I t Is hard to imagine a more complieated performer than Caterina Valcnte. She is com­ plicated In her background (more on thtt later) and ' her skills. You do her a gn i Injustice if you call her * iply a great singer. She alto dances—both bal­ let and tap; playa tha guitar; acta; ia a crack photographer and she claims to be a fine cook and, in fact, writes a cooking column for threa European newspapers. " I think U Is valuable for t performer to be able to do aeveral things," ahe says. "1 started as a dancer, and the other things came later. It all helps m e." As to her background, it takes a bit of explanation. Caterina la basically Italian. But she was born In France, where her parents— both performers—settled after meet­ ing and marrying in Finland and trouping for many years through Russia and Sweden. Caterina ie now married to a German and they have their home in Switzerland. They love Mexican food. But her favorite place, she says, la New York. She apeaks English, French and Ger­ man and Italian perfectly. And she has a smattering of Jasz. "A s a kid," she says, "1 went to all Ihe American mov­ ies. "When I was T, I had a dream— I dreamed I would be on a Broadway stage. So far, I've never been on a stage in • book muilcal any­ where, but I will. "M y ambition, someday, Is to create a role oa Broadway then do the same show in England, In Italian in Italy, In French in Franco and In German in Germany. About tho Mealcan food she loves. It Is, of course, Impos­ sible to get chill and such ingradients In Switzerland. But that doesn't stop her. She get a semiannual shipment of foodstuffs from friends in Mexico City and a friendly customs Inspector lets it In DICK'S P IC K S - Al Hlrt has another jaunty tune in "C ot­ ton Candy" on RCA. Others: "Mias Kathy Cruel" (New Christy Minstrels, Columbia); "Sha Doesn't Know It" (Tony Orlando, E pic); "Second Win dow, Second Floor" (Clyde McPhattcr, Mercury); "The Closest Thing to Heaven' (Nell Sedaka, RCA); "It'a All Right" (Wynton Kelly, Ver­ ve); " I f I Mlsa You" (Justin Tubb, Groove). or two days before tbe diecomfort la felt. That would rule out any cooklea eaten on the day of returning homo. Look for tha eauae in fooda eaten earlier or In emotional upsets associated with re ­ turning to the old grind. Q— What are myocardial Ischemia and hypochromia anemia? What can bo don# for them? A— When one of Hie email coronary arteriea that nour­ ishes the heart muscle (m yo­ cardium) bccomee plugged through hardening of tha ar­ teries or a clot, It cute off the blood supply to a part o f (lie heart. That part la than said to be Ischemic and tho victim may have coronary heart dlseaae or angina pectorls, depending on whether the circulation to the aroaa is cut off completely or only partially. When It has been determined how severe the damage to the heart la—us­ ually by an electrocardiogram —there is much your doctor ran do to improve your health. There are several klnda of anemia. Hypochromic or irondcficicncy anemia Is the type In which tho hemoglobin (red coloring matter In the red blood cell*) Is deficient. This is the only anemia for which iron salts are a specific cure. Q— My doctor says I have chronic nasopharyngitis. Wbat is the cause and can It be cured? A— Nasopharyngitis b an Inflammation of the area where your nasal passages join your throat. It may bo caused by allergy (hay fever), a head cold or chronic ex­ posure to smog. The treat­ ment would depend on the cause but, like all chronic conditions, Ibis one la hard to shake. Tlease send your questions and comments In Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D., In cara of this paper. While Dr. Brandstadt cannot answer In­ dividual Utters, ha win an­ swer letters o f general Inter­ est In future columns. I f * Z '* * ' �m»*mt ..... ....................K , „ 4 'I* ■ ' 1 — WE PAID THE RENT <«i So many People - like you - found our autom obiles-and our trading deals-good _____ . . —L « . . . (;Ua J i:l « iL « enough that our fixed expenses-like the rent, the light and water bills for the rest of this m onth-have been covered! 5 N O W ... if you'd like to drive every day in a in s r ;« Ah. ■ ft i fM % K»* Jui via Q a d illc u : ! O ld A n w b ik m ■ » Qhswholsd Mrs. Richard Mayer takes the keys to her Oldsmobile A Chivy II wiui the choice o f PhiUp Rohm and wife. Claude Hittell, salesman. Jet Star 88 from Elmo Farls, salesman. you can get a REAL TRADE even more now you can SAVE DOLLARS H O LLER M O T O R SA LES / - HOLLER'S SEC O N D ST. A N D PALM ETTO AVE. 322 -0 71 1 �If . > [ ) • # I I • i.' i >u Like the United States o f Amer­ ica a century ago, the United States o f Brazil is riven by an ‘ 'irrepres­ sible conflict” drawn along regional, economic and .ideological lines. Unlike America, however, where the single issue o f slavery oversha­ dowed all else and was. too much for the processes of a developing de­ mocracy to solve peacefully, the cri­ sis in Brazil is a complex o f factors. The industrious Brazilians, living in a huge land (fourth largest in the world) rich in untapped natural re­ sources and still possessing unsettl­ ed frontiers, have been unable to solve the basic problems of econom­ ic and social justice which would free their energies to realize the full potentials o f tneir nation. Racing inflation, aggravated by fiscal irresponsibility on the part of successive governments, has nulli­ fied the great strides made in ex­ panding the economy. This has de­ moralized farmers and laborers, leav­ ing them ripo for the false promises o f communism. At the same time, Intense opposi­ tion to communism exists within the Catholic Church and the officer corps o f the armed forces as well as among the rich. Caught between the unceasing pulls from right and left, pro-dem­ ocratic moderates and the growing middle class have been frustrated in Letters FOOTNOTE TO HISTORY Brazilian Growing Pains To The Editor efforts to establish both economic and political stability. Correctly fear­ ing that Brazilian democracy, imper­ fect as it is, would cease to be if the Communists took over, they are inevitably drawn to the right. President Joao (Jnngo) Goulart’s uncompromising pushing o f radical, if overdue, reforms provided the powder. His courting o f the Communists, even to the point o f facilitating their seizing control of the government, supplied the fuse. His "coddling” o f leftist sailors and marines who mutinied in Rio was the spark which set o ff the re­ bellion by half of the country’s 22 states. It is doubtful whether constitu­ tional government will survive tho explosion in Brazil. It is nil too cer­ tain, however, that the nation's fundamental problems will remain unsolved. T ha H era ld w e lr e m e e l e t . t r r , fr o m Its m l m aa L ab­ ile a tta lre . T h a w r ite r m a r aaa e r a nam e p ro v id e d tha let* tr r alaa r a r rlr a lh a w r ite r 's tr a r aaaar and addreaa. L attera a t fe w e r th a a ISO w o r d s w ill s ir e n n refera a ea . L rttrr a addrraard la a th rra ara a r r r p t abla p rov id ed th p r d a a a t daal la p e rs o n a litie s. F u r try la a a t pnkllahed h r T h a H a ra ld , Editor. Herald: Having first read the con­ gratulatory letter from Mr. Morgan o f DeBary, about the assistance he received while having tire trouble in San­ ford, bring* to mind an ex­ perience I had one wreck be­ fore Christmas. Having gone on an early morning errand, I ran out of gas. I had with me my young eon, and s i the highway was in an unpopulated arcs, I thought it boat to wait for a stata trooper, sheriff, or someone vise to stop. Thought For Today A mnn who benrs fnlse witness against his neighbor is like n war club, or a sword, or a sharp arrow. — Proverbs 25:18. We can best prove our thankful­ ness to the Almighty by the way in which on this earth nnd nt this time each of us does his duty to his fellowman.— Theodore Roosevelt. I waited f o r ■ h a lf an hour whllo four o f Sheriff Hobby’s cars passed and I tried in vain to wave them dawn. Thanks to a very nice used ear denier who went out of his way to help, I was on my way again. Where were the police then? I drive a 1032 Ford with out Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley ■ A c* Political Notebook ‘1 I 6 WASHINGTON — (N EA) — When I remember Gen. Dougina MacArthur pereonel1y, 1 remember him not a i a general bat as the "governor" o f Japan during the U.S. oc­ cupation after World War II. 1 knew the Japanese well for alx pre-war years as foreigp correspondent In Tokyo. I knew them again for two years under the MacArthur occupation. MacArthur's personal influence as a man on the Japanese area profound. The Ja-anese understood MacArthui, He was like one o f their i.hotguna, who kept himself behind a curtain and ruled through third men. MacArthur’a genius was in ruling through Japanese forms. He did not make the mis­ take o f removing Emperor Hirohlto. He ruled through the emperor. But he made vast changes In the monarc­ hy. The emperor renoonced hia claim to divinity. Nobles lost their titles. Hie legislature and populnr voting dominated the government, but it still operated under many o f the forms o f the old imperial way. Also, In the odd imperial way, MacArthur was the advisor behind the throne. In a sense, MacArthur was more Japanese to the Japan­ ese than they themselves. Now, it is true that Mac­ Arthur made mistakes. The new constitution was so writ­ ten that the Japanese could not understand It. I remember being at a pri­ vate gathering at the home o f Japan'a leading constitu­ tional lawyer, Dr. Masamichl Itoyama, when he attempted to etplaln the MacArthur con­ stitution to a group of his friends, all university gradu­ ates. The meanings were so difficult to explain in Japan­ ese that he was forced to do a goodly share o f his explain­ ing in English. The after-war purges drag­ ged out so long they lost their meaning in many cases. There were excesses in applying western concepts to Japan too quickly. MacArthur created an economic mishmash in his at­ tempts to break up the Zatbatsu (the big family mono­ polies) with amateur trust busters. But by and large MacArthur’a actions—even those In which his programs founder­ ed—were moves leading to­ ward more individual liberty and respect for the average Japanese. MacArthur’s p r o g r a m s broke the back of the latent communism, which was very strong in Japan at the end of the war. The Communists Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julie Barton 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 888-3878 Casselberry Mre. Jane Caseclberry 838-3048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magia 385-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam MulUr 688-4410 'I i Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 848-5431 Enterprise Mias Helen Bnodgrun 848-8933 Geneva Mre. Joe. E. Mathleux 849-4824 Lake Mery Mrs. Frances Wester 821-6218 Lake Monro* Mrs. H. L. Johnson 822-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 322-1888 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 822-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 868-8818 Barbs By Vial Cochran Some ion ran easily make n wallflower blossom brightly at any party. The first appendicitis opera­ tion waa performed 81 years ego and there have been a lot of openlnga for doctora ever since. The idea of fingerprints often settles the question o f which one o f your youngsters used the guest towel in the bathroom. When winter’s back finally Is broken wc hope all the doctore era out on calls. If *o many women weren't ■o glad to carry It, gossip wouldn’t travel so far. Worry Clinic CASE S 441: Tina G.. aged 36, is In a highly nervous state. "D r. Crane," she tearfully exclaimed, "w e’ ve been mar­ ried for 15 years. "But our marriage is threat­ ened. For my husband was on a sales trip to a certain city in the West where a number of respectable suburban cou­ ples are engaging in ‘ wife swapping,' as he called it. "A tew married couples will thus go to a vacation spot for the weekend. Then they ex­ change wives and revel in their adultery. "In fact, some of the wives even told my husband that it saved their marriages from becoming stodgy. "They said their husbands were far more stimulating and attentive after such a week-end where they had in­ dulged in ‘ wife swapping.' "Now my husband is nag­ ging at me to sec if we can't persuade some of our friends to schedule a similar week­ end party. "Out it nauseates me even to think of such swinish be­ havior. How can intelligent human beings ever degener­ ate to such a low level?" The remarkable Roman Re­ public was launched by vir­ tuous pioneers who stressed hard work, honesty and moral integrity. Then Roman morals dete­ riorated under Nero until abortions and "w ife swap A doctor, to be a good one, has to know about as much alicut human naturn aa ha docs about medicine. Sanford, Florida (• fa Kntarad aa aecsnd slaaa m atter O ctoasr II, t i l l a t the Past O ffice o f Sanford. Florida, under tbs A ct o f Cougrsss o f March. T he Herald la a m em ber e t the O atioe Press which Is i s titled ssclu etvtly to lha ess fo r rep eblleatlea a f a ll Lbs local s e w s printed U this newspaper. Mo part o f any malarial, news or a everu oia g, o f this edition e t The Hanford H erald may ha reprodaoed la aay manner w ith ­ ■ I ou t w ritten permlasloa o f the tb t publisher a f The Herald. A a y Individual o r firm responsible far tor such reproduction w ill he ~ considered as Infringing oa The Herald s cop yrigh t and wlU ha held liable for dam aging uedsr the law. Pabliabod dally escop i Saturday. Sunday and ca ristm a s; published Saturday pracoodlag Ifih flM M B O FFIC E G U ID E x '!* m F \ IDEAS ft kip you cut Hm c#,t * * 2 268 1 PAGE U T ilM SHOP a T m O u t Clip and attach this coupon to your business lettorhoad. Now without loovinf your chair, you can mako • (hopping tour that Is impossible oven In tho largest dries! CMtCK d a n n i a with r in n W » w m r * I th«u M Ilk * W t m l n Hh h m s S to 111 lest I i U s m s St, orlando, « lo * id a r w r 11*4 Offie# OuMe. State I Vi* • 111.1 I I v V GENERAL ^ , ELECTRIC W EATHERJ RO N PUMP and C O O L I N G UNII Sanford Electric Co. 322-1562 SANFORD Winning three classes in the Mobil Economy Run is easy if you have a great transmission. ; Special V-6. CAR l ..................... . . .......... ttM CAR M........................... .....B H CAR P....................................tU 4 CAR R. CAR S...HHH.H CART.. CAR U... CAR FF.,.m. . m. m CAR GO... CAR HH. CAR II. CAR J). CAR KK. •Monads* SINBi tr»«4a Cat You likely guessed wrong if you thought your guest room was for relatives to stay in a short time. « a Opt (*■*■ Cart •Mi Sta PUSCyOMnCar\I Buick has a great transmission. LO O K A T T H E RECO RD Friday, April 17, 1964 BUBSCBiTTION BATES Moose Delivery By BaU — la ole C oaaty AU O lto r l i e W eek I I M t Tsar l i l . l i t Tear l.«e • Moalha 1 11 I Monika Lie I M onths S.M I Months i.ee i M onth Lee i M oots V. a Postal IU f ulatlons provld t that eU a iell msbecripUeas he Said la advance. ||.If | V V V PERFECT W E A T H E R THE YEAR ROUND! CAR N•••oaaaaOe.o*••••**#*•• u n Little girls love to dreg up in mother'* clothe* and they may wear the same ones when they grow up. W A L TB B A . dUCLOW, BDITOB AMD r i ' I U S B U r S A S K VOI.TOI.UfB, C iln sU U ss - Oeaeval manager JU L IA * L. STBS STBOB BOV OBBBN A ssociate Editor A dvcrtlslaa M anager r a x i t v a n r ic L T bov m a tt M anaging e d ito r O sncral A dvertising Manager MAMMY k JO IIXSO* MAMBIMTT K. JOMRSON City E ditor Classified O lrsetor JUDY WML L I JA S IB SM O BBABBB County E ditor Buainaae Manager DOMIS W ILLIAMS M l MO WELLS Society E ditor M sehsnlcal l u p l (Editor'a note: There l« now an International highway i distress signal which moat| people utilise. Next time you're in trouble simply raisa the hood o f your ear. Someone will stop almost immed­ iately.) 1964 Psychiatrists are familiar with the male who enjoys abuse and cannot function sex­ ually unless he is imposed upon. Long before the recent wave of "wife swapping." promin­ ent men have demanded that their wives submit to other ALL ELECTRI C HE A l males, much to the dismay and horror of the virtuous wives. Hut such males visualize the rape of their wives by the other men and thus grow more erotic by such indirect forms of what we call mental 118 8. MAGNOLIA masturbation. CAR 0 ................................... IU 4 Q H p & a t t f a r d Ij r n t t o Page 1-A ping" were common occur­ rences. Laziness and the selling of votes for wheat were also rife. And even at the suinptlous feasts, the fat Roman de­ generates would gorge to the full, then slick their fingers down their throats till they vomited their meal, after which they'd gargle a sip of wine to wash out their mouths. Then they'd pounce on a second mcall For they were so sensuous they tried all varieties of food and sexual menus. Soon the rugged barbarian tribes undermined the Roman pristine stamina till Rome fell. But it was moral decay from within that sapped the virile Roman Republic o f its former tremendous strength. America needs to watch the handwriting on the wall! Such lewd behavior as evidenced by the "w ife swapping" craze reduces love and idealism to hog lot levels. Men who suggest such sex­ ual deviations (and men us­ ually start them) are partial­ ly platonic, plus basically ef­ feminate, too. For such men are maso­ chists. They can’t become sex­ ually passionate until they are whipped or Imposed upon psy­ chologically. And the mental recognition that another man hai taken their wife for the week-end, thus acts as a psychological tonic to their wanning sexual vigor. ••II |J«* Washington, D. C., leads the nation’s largo population cen­ ters in proportion of families headed by college graduates, ssys the Census Bureau. Dr. Crane’s were prepared and organized. They had a brilliant theore­ tician and tactician in Nosaka (Okano). But MacArthur was giving the Japanese in fact the things Communist propagandists pro­ mise as bait but don't de­ liver. One example: Ho instituted one o f the moat effective land reform program* ever carried out in any country. Naturally, many o f MscArthur's changes failed. Never­ theless, the result was a sta­ ble, essentially democratic po­ litical ayatem friendly to the United States, and a success­ ful, prosperous, rapidly ex­ panding economic system. o f state tags. I have been stopped by the police before, just to aek about car. Can't they recognize a woman in distress? I’m still bumingl Mrs. John Maloney 746 Baywood Cirela Sanford 23 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL EXPERIENCE . TEACHER PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE. RE-ELECT R. T. MILWEE Superintendent O f Public Instruction Seminole County PAID POLITICAL ADV. ssm sm sm sa m m An automobile ifintmiition, we grant you. isn't the most loul-stirting subject oa earth. Nothing to look it either. But if you'd like for your neit new cur to give you i better btrik on pctfotmince snd gisotine mileage, something happened list week to be your guide. The Los Angeles to New York Mob! Economy Bus proved one thing far sure. There's quite a dilfeicoc* In the trussmissions of new cm. Ttsraa out of four for Buick The long-time champion in the uammiilion lesgue—Buick—walked off with the 1964 economy pennant. No other single mike of cir woo is msny events is Buick. Four enuiet, three winners. The winning Spec iii cuffed the new Super Turbine MX) automatic uinstnitsioo; the LeSslxe wis equipped with the Super Turbine 400 (both optional at extra coat). They'ie the latest in a long line of Bukk transmissions well known for their smooth­ ness and absence of “ shift fret". The Super Turbine is s sciincd sod improved torque converter type to help you ufely p*« can and trucks aa well as gas stations. You'8 hear a lot about it in the next couple of years as this modern kind of transmis­ sion it adopted by more and mote car iNiilders. Whst about engine*? Of course, an efficient transmisston gen more efficient when teamed up with a lean, agile engine. The winning Buick power plants were our oew V-6 and V-t. The JOO cubic inch V-a in die winning Bukk Special (die lowear priced nd the Bukk LcSebre (the lowcat priced big[ Buick) Bukk) is Ulike a s wcll-condmoned well-conditioned fighter. AU muscle, no fat. Weighs in sc far lets thin other V-I's of similar punch. It took every other V-0 inda*Ecooomy Run. Your type o f driving—regular got The Run wae through cities and lowna, across super highways, in traffic, our of tnffic. This was dot race track driving or proving ground driving. Tbit waa your kind of driving—even though you caa'C expect to get at good mileage as these capctt drivers in ibctr finely tuned produc- tioa can. The dlsnnct tm 3.34S mOc* about what most families log is four months. AU three Bukks used regular g*L So the Economy Run b nor just a a os* country tour for the MobU people and e few car buffs. It's a reliable ini of a cos's power team and what it’s able to squccs* out of in fuel. We don't expect everybody to rush oat thia week-end to buy e sew Buick jaw because we won * few economy trophic*. There an to many other good reasons for leaning to Bukk that economy usually yljni nans-1 gets second billing. Thctc'i styling, rally. An unusually great ride. Eitraordi. nary engineering a'nJ workmanship. And nd wot! very young Small wonder oung performance. petfo Buick sales are running at 11.1U over last ?«**• . , But k'e nice to get economy as a plus m e Buick. Beyond the doUars saved on gaso­ line, there a a certain pride in knowing you have ■ car that's built to get the mow out of every took of gasoline. Wouldn't You (Unity Retime Have a Buick) YOUR LOCAL AUTHORHU BUJCX DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK MAUI IN THIS ARIA: BILL HEM PHILL M O T O R S, INC. 301W. PintSt. ■Sm fee Beck offiM B fee Central IMm I urn' i �Record Shop Soprano Doubts Europeans Are Better Singers 11 NEW YORK (N BA) — W h it this country need* >» aelf-confldence, i t leaat In th i area o f claMical mualc. Regina Rasnik, a Metrop o l l t a n m#**o-»oprano o f great talent and charm, aaya that tha problem with Ameri­ cana la that they "auffar from a great Inferiority com­ plex." Since Miia Reenlk ie a New York native, we can taka her erltlclem ae honeet. “ The U.8.-bom and U.8.trained alnger,H »ha aaya, “ ia ae a rule better-tralnad and phyelcally and rocally euperlor to tha average European artlet. And yet there ia etill a tendency on the part o f many Americana to aeeuma automatically that tha European le better. "One other way the AmeriBy Dick Kleiner can la better—he’e emotion­ ally more atable. European companlea i l k a to have American artleta for that reaaon atone. At Beirut in 'At there were 18 Americana in the company. Tha Americana work harder, have little or no temperament and learn their rolca In the original language*. A German linger, moat o f tha time, laama operaa o n l y In German. American artleta learn Ger­ man operaa in G o r m a n , French In French, Italian in Italian." "Moat European atari," aha aaya, "walk out o f tha opera houaa with their col]pra up and their eyea atralght ahead, and they don't look at any­ body or talk to anybody. The U. S. atari aay hello, algn autographa, amlle, act vary friendly. They often learn tha namea o f the regular fana and call them by name. The European audiencea are aatonlabed and very pleased." Mlaa Reenlk llkaa to confpmplata what aha ralla "tha accident o f gene*" which pro­ duce* lovely volcea, ilka her*. 8ha believe* that heredity haa little to do with it—“ my Ban alnge like a frog” —and that neither money nor p o r ­ tion haa anything to do with which peraon ia bleated with a beautiful alnglng instru­ ment, "It happen*,” she aaya, "moat often in countries where the climate ia haalthy — the V . S-, Italy, Scandina­ via—and leaa often in countrie* where the climate ia dour. England and France have rarely produced groat linger*. In Belgium, they Juat cough." Dlek’a Pick*—Ferrante and Telcher have a nlea inatrumental eallad "Con* Pona” on UA. Othere: "The Bottom of Old Smokey (Della Reeaa, RCA)| "Bring Bark My Beatlea" (Bonnie Brooka, UA)| "Summer Green and Winter White" (Anita Kerr Quartet, RCA)| “ The Pink Panther T h e m * " (Henry Manelnl, R C A )j "Tobacco Road" (The Baytown Singer*, MOM); “ Hooray for that Little Differenca" (Johnny Horton, Co. lumbla); "It Had Better Be Tonight” ( Buddy G r a c e , Epic). Dance T Try Uicae recent LI’»—Decra haa a alew o f good albume for dancing, fea­ turing Wayne King, Guy 1-ombardo, Sammy Kaye, Jan Garber and, If you Ilk* the Latin beat, Warren Covington; UA haa Ralph Marterie with "60 Fabuloua Dane* Fa­ vorites"; mer* Latin rhythm* from London with Kdmundo Boa and “ New Sound* on Broadway" and from Xavier Cugat on Mercury'* “ Cugat Caiiraturca..” RCA haa two opera record­ ing*—* brand new "Kalataff” with Oeralnt Evana, Glulletta Simlonato, Robert Merrill and Roaallnd Ella* and, on the lower-priced Vlctrola label, a reissue o f the fin* “ Tosca” whlrh starred Zinka Milan..v, Jusal BJoerllng and Leonard Warren. The “ Tosca" is a rlaaair, now available in a lowor-prlccd edition, and the 'Kalataff” |« fln. , although not Verdi's best work. Nominees CHERRY HILL, N. J. (UP1) -H u r r y to Market, Toamah and Mongo, three dlviiioaal winner* oI IN ), arc among the nontlwca for the olght major atahoa ach*duled for Garden Slate Park be­ tw e e n April N and May 90. / T.rv." OUR BOARDING HOUSE �V n OUR BOARDING HOUSE ■ Iff W tn T w f Jm TR Xprfl it. ».* SIDE GEANCES By GaTb'ratfti America Afloat^ IDo Boats Ride „ More On Land Than Water? |V>XWXUS CCMMk / . By WM. TATLOR MCKEOWN N f a ip t p n Enterprise A m . DETROIT — (N BA ) — Mora boat* may ba traveling farther on land than on tha water In a year or eo. Right now atata reglstrationa thow over 3,000.000 boat trailera In uee. Here In tha Motor City the new weekend look In care already seem* to Include a runabout towing along behind. Cartop boata are coming down to ride aitern on wheela of their own. The trend la toward craft too big to boost up on tha roof. Now moat trailer boata run 14 to 20 feet In eiae, and with an outboard clamped on tha etern. nut larger crulaera with heavier Inboard enginea are also getting hooked up and hauled along for family out* inga. Twin axle trailera are recommended, and new mod* ela are being Introduced thia year which have open cradlea to handle the propellers and shafla of Inboard-powered hulls and tha dcep-V designs that are becoming pcpalvr. Double bed trailera for power and sailboat twin-hull cats* tnarams are also available. A boat width of eight feet la usually the limit for easy and legal trailing. Hut Dava Willard, Inboard-outboard ex* pert for Interceptor Enginea, recently moved from San Ra­ fael, Calif, to Detroit and brought his big 26-foot cabin cruiser right along. A Tolly* craft built in Kelso, Wash* she's eight feet alx Inches wide but he refused to part with her, so he loaded har on a truck and shipped her that way. Willard recommends apo* dal preparations If a heavy rig is to be trailed cross* country behind tha family car. A power winch that pluga into tall light or outlet in the trunk la a big help. Put a trailer hitch on you? front bumper as well, Dava recoin* mends, so you can see what you're doing during launch* Ing. All cars carry a spare tiro, but an extra or so fo r tho trailer may bo oven more valuable. A trailer fis t tire can l>e hard to replace In tho middle o f open country. For long trips, It’s well to check the trailer laws o f states that will be crossed. Boating In* duatry Association, 807 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, has u booklet which lists tho lights, brakes, safety chains, etc., required by Individual states. • Navy Skims Pasl George's 6*5 The contest Wednesday af­ ternoon between the Navy nine and Oeorge’s In the Lit* tie American League lived up to pre-game expectations of being a tight contest When the two clubs collided the Navy nosed out George’a by a score of • to 8 and the Sailors moved Into second place In the loop's standings, ltay Mllwood and reliever Scott Harris split the pitch* Ing chores for the Sailors and the two firemen together whif* fed IS men. Andy Rufus continued to pound the opposition's pitch* ing—hitting for the distance. Rufus scored what proved to be the winning run by stealing home In the final framo. Going Into tha last Inning trailing 6 to 4, George's threatened but could muster only one run and fell short of knotting the count although they had the tying run oo third with but one away. The line score: Navy 101 U > - « 1 I George's 113 001-5 8 4 W l » - Harris (1-0), LP-* Harley Sykes (1*1), H R - Ru. fus. Sunland Beats North Orlando In a South Seminole LitOe League exhibition contest the Sunland club racked up an 11 to T decision over the North Orlando Cardinals la an at* fair played at North Orlando. Ilinnels was the winning pitcher for Sunland whue B rum and Elder did the mound chores tor North Or* Undo with Browa getting cre­ dit for the loss. Stewart of Bualaad ih a d ^ eV clftitcd £ t« toe game's > < i > �& Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Phone Classified Fitna Sanford Exchanre 322-5612 From Seminole County RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win nm M re(possible for more than oae incorrect insertion of pour ad, and reserves the right to rerise or reject asp advertisemeat from what ordered to conform Is the policies of this P*per. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., thro F n. • I M L day before iaacrtioa. Mon. • Sat. oooa. 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuas- thru Frt. - 3 P. M. day before isaertios. Moa. • Set. soon. Legal Notice The follow in g n»m »d person* (into born ( e lid e d by lb * Board o f C ou nir Com ml«»lon•ra o f Semlnol* C ou ntf. F lorIda. lo eerv* aa Clerk* and In ■paolora for iho Prim ary E leclion, to bo bald, Tuaaday, May a. l i f t . Clarka aad leapartora Prertart No. I Boatbwaot Bee ford Mr. Patar J. Bukur, Clark Mrs. Anna T. Bukur Hr*. John r . McCloakay Mra. Ed Boat Mra. Albart Q. Thomaa Mra. W. S. Yaaekla Mr. E. M. Maraton Clarka aad laaparloro P n f la r t No. t Leka Monroe - Paolo Mr. John E. Foa. Clark Mra. Mary R. Schmah Mra. Baaala A. Govocek Mra. Mary E. H lltall Mra. Opal E. Dorn Mra. Martha E. Danmark Clarka aad loepaotoro P rarlort No. e Soolfcaoot nanford Mr. J. H ow ard Cuablns. Clark Mra. E re D. Jaokaon Mra. C b rlilln a Blankanahlp Mra. Itoaa O. Boyla Mra. A lyaa Adama »tr. W illiam O. Tanr.ar, Jr. Mra. J. N. Aataralla Mr. f r a d Pop# Mrs. Vara Matbare Mra. Luell* C. K lrebbuff Clarka and toaportora P iw t a r l No. 4 Attamaata dprtaes. Nortfc Mra. B all* M orrison, Clark Mrs. Ann Baaaau Mra. F aal Franck Mr. Ralph W . Patar Mr. Donald H arris Mra. J. C. Howell Mrs. Virginia L. Morrlaoa Clarka aad leaeart are Feeataea are. a Mra. R. F . K ina. Clark Mrs. M a e M. Btelay Mrs. Minnie K . Mass* Mr. T. H. Denial I lira . Eleanor C. Moreaa Mra. Gearg* Jakubcln. Jr. Clarka sad I aspartate P re rta rt N o. S ora rra Mr. W illis K. Dibble, Clark Mr*. Em m s Touts Mr. Richard H. K retser Mra. John Tbomaa W orks and taapiataaa P i i « Im < R e. V Ckalaeta Mr. B rely a Fora. Clark Mrs. Anna T ofta ly Mr. d a o re s IL Bouldan Mr. Ray Fora Clarka aad toaportora Frortnrt No. a Q # lltR ff4 Mr*. Oladye L Jana, Clark Mra. Varna M. Cobb Mrs. Barbara Branoar Mrs. Charlotte S. Albrecht Mra. Rabaera C. W ilson Mrs. Elian W. F o o ls Clerks and laaparloro Proriart Ha. P W poI Control C oaoty Mra. Elans Blisw. Clark Mra. Mareuarlla B. Morrlaoa Mra. Barak L P olity Mra. Cola DaRosa M n. Ann* Hopkins Mra. Mrda Andrew* Clarks aad laapaotars prertart No. 1# Lake Marr Mr. H. M. UlsaaoD. Clark Mra. Jean L Ronton Mra. V olllt II. East Mr. C. E. Donaldson Clarka aad I sopor taro Prrrlart No. It Altamonte Springs. Boalk Sir. Ann Plnnuck. Clark lira. Harriet B. Hearn lira. Margaret It. Wales Mr* Franres Young Mr. Leonard H. Androars Mr. Albert Btarka Mrs. Ilary Btarka Clarka and la a p roton F rortort No. IB Foroot City Mr. W. A. Forward, Clerk Mra. U tterly J. Laahlay Mrs. Jaaala U Nowall Mrs. Amy B. W’ hlldsn Ur. Claranra M. Atchley Mra. n sa lrlca Pardua Clarka and I sapor tore P rrrla rt No. IS baa an a a d - North Orlaada Mrs. Charlotte C. Otlo, Clark Mra. Jonnla E. Cray Mr. Maurice B. Rudolph llr . Ralph llam m ond Mra. Ells T. Dudley Mra. l.ulu F. Carlton Clarka aad laaprrtora Proriart Ha. Id Caaaolborry • Pon t Park Mra. Mildred M. BraarIL d a r k Mr. Edward T. Klmbla Mra. V irginia t. Chanty Mrs. D orothy A. Dunn Clarka aad laapaodaro Proriart No. IB kortkoaat Baaford Mrs. Hortoaaa W. Roumlllst, Clerk Mrs. Dlda Stla* Mra. Martha IV, Reborn Mr*. Mlanl* M. Strickland Mrs. B a lly T oll Mrs. Annolta W. Lain* Mrs. Emma Lsu Bounders Mrs. It. F. Cooper Mrs. C. M. Flow ers Mrs. R. F. Rohlena Mr. J. II. Truluck Clarka sa d laaportooo Prrrtaot No. Id Mrs. John Tales. 8 r- Clark Mr. Itlsnlcy Kuraa Mr. C tayloa D. Panes Mrs. Ilartha n rook a Mrs. Harold A. Millar Clarka aad Isaprrtars Prertart No. I f North Orlando • Caaaolkasrp Mr. Joseph Dalrd, Clark Mr*. Eleanor a t o m Mrs. Bata M. Saw yer Mra. Ilolaa F. Hraan Mrs. o ilr e T . Plarre NOT R B S P O N B IR L R I wUI ned h e f o r a s y dabte JO SE PH K . D E A N Mr. (lraham C. Wilton Mr. Ben R. Evans Clerk* and laaprrtora Prrrlart No. IB Saalaad Mr*. J. C. Lavender, Clark Mr. It. F. Itoalilk Mra. Paulalla c . Whit* Mrs. A. U. Abrams Mr*. Lon Mlmrrl) Mr*. Lillian Pranklln Clarka aad laaprrtora P rrrlort No. IP Boath Bastard Mr. Edward U Zimmerman. Clerk Mrs. Lucy H. Smith Mra. Alberta Drowning Mra. Nell C. Kader Mra. Lillian II. Burk* Mr. N. V. Farm er Clerk* aad laaprrtora P rrrlart h a. St Lark Arbor • Raaraaa Mra. Harriet William*. Clark Mr. Raymond Lundqutat Mra. Audrey Belltra Mr. Thtodor* Connolly Mra. Clara Johnson Mr. J. Milton Moor* Clorka aad laaprrtora P rrrla rt No. SI Northwest Baaford Mrs. Lillie E. Muckier, Clark Mra. G eorgia Price Mr. Edward II. Ludeck* Mr*. F lorence lo t tin g Mrs. n . O. K ordgrtn Clarka aad laaprrtora P rrrla rt No. 23 Sanford Cratrol Mra. Charlotte M. Smith. Clerk Mlsa Edna ChIHtndrn Mra. Ilasrl M. Plaid Mrs. Hilda M. W ray Mra. C. L. Redding Mr*. R. T. Cowan Mr. Floyd A. Palmar Clarka and laaprrtora P rrrla rt Na. *S Sooth P rra Park Mrs. Ellaabatb Baabarger, Clark Mrs. V irginia McManua Mra. Lillian Bevara Mrs. D altr Lautanbarg Mr. Lao Bourrat Mr. Price Egbert Mra Raba Bavlll* James p. Avery, Jr., Chalrmaa Board of C ou nir Commtielo.itra Namlnola County, Florida fO fficial Heal) Attaat Arthur II. Backwlth. Jr. Clark o f th* Circuit Court ■emlnol* County, Florida Publish; April IT. 1MI C D T -II IN TH E CIRCUIT COCRT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT UP PLOHUA IN AND FOB BEMINOI.B COCNTY CHANCERY NO. ISPS* ALICE MAnr PO W ELL P lain tiff v*. WILLIAM U. POWELL, ' Defendant NOTICE OP B U T TIIE STATE OP FLORIDA TO: WILLIAM U. POW ELL whoa* mailing addraat Is e/o Paul Bmltb Construc­ tion Company Boa I I I ! Mombata. Eaat A frica A Sworn Complaint having baan filed agalnat you In the Circuit Court In and for BamInol* County, n orld a . In Chan­ cery, fo r D horc*. Iho short Kile o f eald action being ALICE MART POW ELL. P lain tiff vs. William 17. P ow all. Defendant, the** prvttnts ar* lo couao and rtqu lro you in file your written dafonaas. If any, to tho Complaint fllad htraln. and to aarva a ropy thereof upon P lain tiff's a ttor­ ney on or b tfor* the llt h day o f May. A. D. l i l t , otherw ise a Derr** Pro Confaaao w ill b* antarod agalnat you and tb* cauaa proceed o i part*. WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ cial atal at Sanford, Kamlnolt County, Florida, this Jth day o f April, A. D. t i l l . (BEAL) Arthur If. IJackwlth. Jr. d o r k o f tho Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Remlnol* County, Florid* By Martha T. Vlhltn. D. C. Cordon V. Frederick Attorney for Plalnttlf 110 Eaat Commercial street P. a Bos ITII Hanford. Florida. U t i l Publlaht A pril II. IT, II. May I. IM I CDT-IS IN T N I COURT OP TMP. COUNTY JUDGE. BEMINOLR COCNTY, BTATR OF FLO R­ IDA. la a* Iks Kelate a t, O RACE I. METCALF Deceased. IN PROBATE. FINAL NOTICR Notice |* hereby given that th* uadaralfnad w ill, on tho llt h day o f May. A. D. IM I. present to tho Honorable Coun­ ty Judge o l Bomlnolo County, Florida. It* final return, gocount and vouchers, aa Eaacutor o f tho Estate o f Oraoo L Metcalf, deceased. and at said lima, than and (bar*, make applltatlon lo tbo oald Jude* fur a final aatllom oat o f lto administration o f said aatato, and fo r an order discharging It a* such Kaacutor. Dated this tho Ith day o f April. A. D. 1111. FIR S T NATINAL BANK A T W IN TER P A R K B yi Prank P. Olaekln. Jr. A s Trust O fficer Aa E ie o u io r o f the Es­ tate o f Oreae L Metcalf Doe aa tod. Wlndarwaodla, Balnea A Ward Attornoya I I I Park Avenue. South W inter Park, Florida Pnbllahi April 11, IT, I I . May I. IM I CDT-IB / " HW f l. a?) t r .'* -I f u r ip j^ CLASSIFIED INDEX ■iff Aanforh Irrstt 1. Lout & Pounfl 2. Notices - Pereonala 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Eatate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Buaineaa Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situation* Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio A Television 27. Special Service* 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock •J lin e / ikwW I m tfeyW aH HU WvuwcW i#eptf * 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs 1. L o s t A F o u n d 4 . T r a n s p o r t a tio n 33. Furniture LOST: Ladies Butova wrist WANTED. Rida from Midway 34. Articles Tor Sele watch, broken band, Down­ to Pinecrest area Mon., 34-A Swap or Exchange town Santord. Ph. 322-3173. Wed., Frt., Ph. 322 8078. 36. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks LOST: Female Siamese cat, 6 . F o r R e n t 36-A Autos Wanted Ravenna Park, Temple Dr. 37. Boats - Motors area. Children's p*t. Re­ Furn. ApL Clot* In. Apt. 6. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters $35 M *. 407V4 W. 1st. ward. 322-2512. 39. Trailers - Cabanas Furn. 1 Bdrm. ApL $45. 2101 2 . N o tic e * • P e r s o n a ls 40.. Farm Equipment \ VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS - SALES ALL MAKES IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT. Phon# 322-2282 NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP Legal Notice FLORIDA. IN AND rO K SENINOLE COUNTY. n o . te e n . ALBERT N. FITTS, aa A n cill­ ary Adm inistrator o f Kalalo of Joaaphlno D. Whit*, deraaaad. Plaintiff, va. WILLIAM U. CLASH and HETTY JANE CLAHH. lolntly and aavorally. Defendant*. n o t ic b o r FORECLOBURE BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY O lV EN pursuant to Final Doers* o f Foreclosure dated tho llth day or April. A.U. IM I. and •ntorod In Chancery Case No. I l l l t o f th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit nf Florida, In and for Seminole County. Florida, wherein A l­ bert N. Pitt*, a* Ancillary A d­ ministrator o f tho Eatalo o f Josephine D. W hile, dtcaasad, It plaintiff, and W illiam If. Claaa and Baity Jan* Class, Jointly and aavarally, nr* th* defendant* I will tall to th# h l„h * ti and bast bidder fo r raoh at th* front door o f th* Hainlnol* County Court Hauoo, In th* City o f Sanford, County o f Seminole and Btal* o f F lo r­ ida, at It o'clock A.M. on th* llt h day o f April. A. D. IIM , Iho follow ing d ticrlb td pro­ perly, *■ act forth In said Final D tcrac, situated lyin g and btlng In Sstnlnol* County, Florida, mor* particularly de­ scribed aa follow s: Lola 1 lo It. Block II. CIIYHTAL LAK E W INTER HOMES SUBDIVISION, aa recorded In Plat Book I. r a is e I l l - I l l o f III* P ub­ lic Record* o f Samlnol* County, Florida. Dated this llt h day o f April. A. D. IIM . IBEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Clark o f abov* styled C ou rt Up: flandra B. Johnson, D. C. Albert N. Pllts A tlornoy for P lain tiff I Masonlo Bldg. Hanford, Florida. Publish: April IT. IIM C D T-II CDT-U « Furs. Apt. $45. 611 Park. TURN. 2 BR Duplex, terra in floors, tile bath. 322-6201. SPRING SPECIALS! IN T H B CIRCUIT COCRT OF T U B Btb JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. IBSea CART RIV E R BA VINOS BANK, a New T ork corporation, P lain tiff, va HOMER H ERRIN and MIL­ D RED OERRIN, hi* w lf*. Defendant*. NOTICB TO DEFEND OR ORDER OP PURL 1CATI ON B l'IT FOR PO RK CLO It RE TO: IIOMEIt OERRIN Chatom Alabama TOtf. HOMER OERRIN. ar# horobr notified that a Com­ plaint fo r Foracloour* o f M ort­ g a g e ha* boon filed against you, and you ar* roqulrod to torv* a cop y of you r Answ er ar Flooding* to th* Complaint on th* P la in tiff* attorney, Joaeph M. Fltsearald. t i l l e curlty Trust Building. Miami It. Florida, and fll* tha o rig i­ nal A nsw er or Pleading In Iho o ffice o f th* Clark o f th* Cir­ cuit Court on or bofor* th* llt h day o f Mny A.D.. IM I. If you fall to do to. Judgment by default w ill bs taken against you fo r th* rollof demanded In th* Complaint. Tha dttcrlpllon o f tho real property proceeded agalnat la: Lot I. HT. JOHNS VILL­ AGE. Second Revision, a c­ cord in g to plat th ereof aa recorded In Plat Book I*, pagao Tl and Tt. Public Record* o f Bamlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida; TOOETH ER W ITH th* fo llo w in g poroonnl proper­ ty! P rew ay flpae* Haatar, M e­ dal No. I M I ! Thl* nolle* ehatl b* publish­ ed one* each week fo r four roneocutlv* w eek* In th* Banford Herald. DONE AND O RD ERED t t Sanford. Bomlnolo C o u n t y , Florida, thl* llt h day o f April A.D.. IIM . (BEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. Clork. Circuit Court B y; Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clork Joseph M. Fltsgarald T il Security Trust Building Miami II. Florida FlU tiklln l-M T I Publish: A pril IT. 14. May t. I. IIM C D T -lt IB T H B CIRCUIT COURT OP TH B NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . C U T OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR BEMINOLB COUNTY. C1TT OF NANFOnD, FLORIDA Pstlllonar, TIIE BTATB at eL OF FLORIDA, Rat pendant* ORD ER TO SHOW CAUSE TO TH E STATE OF FLORIDA AND TH E SEVER AL PRO ­ PE R TY OWNERS. T A X P A Y ERS. CITIZENS AND OTHERS H A V INO OR CLA1UINO ANT RIGHT, TIT LB OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY TO BE AFFE C TE D BT TH E ISSU­ ANCE BT TH E CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. OF W ATER AMD SEW ER R E VENUE CERTIFICATES, SERIES IIM , H EREIN AFT­ ER MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED, OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANT WAY TH EREBY : Th* Stata e f Florida, through tb* SU M Attorney o f tb* Ninth Judicial Circuit o f aald State, and tbs sovaral property owner*, tsspsysr*. oltlsans and othtra havlqg ar elalming any right. Utla ar Intarast In pro­ perty to bo affoctod by tba latuaaca by tba City o f ta n ford. Florida, a f tba W ater and Bawar Revenue Certificate*. Barlaa IIM , harsaftar mor* parUoulartp described, o r to b* affaotad la way way tharoby, ar* haraby required to appear bofor* th* Circuit Caurt e f Bamlnol* County. Florida, In lb * Ninth Judicial Circuit of said SU M at tb* Courthouse la Saafard. Florida, oa tha llt h day a f May, IIM . a t 1:11 o'clock A .I I , a a d ahow eaue* w hy tha pray o n * f tb* patltlea filed la tha ah*v* proceeding should s a t h* granted. and th* W ater aad Sawar Revenue Car­ llflea ta a Sarla* l i l t , therein SeeertkeS aa6 U PRIVACY: Gracious 2*forj home, city convenience A water. 2100 sq. ft., plus big screen porch, back util, porch, patio, garage. Ideal for children. 322-9235. 2 BR House, Study, Kitchen, 3 BR. I Bath, Lovely U ch Living k Dining Rra. 2126 FUR.V 2 BR houie. Lake Arbor $13,500 — $500 Dn Golden, Lake privileges. Ph. Myrtle Are. South, Sanford. $03 Par Mo. 322-0274. STOREROOM, or office, on 3 BR, 1 Bath. Charming loca­ lit. St., near 2 free park­ Furn. Cottai*, at Five-Points, NEW CB 2 BR, plastered, tila tion $11,350 — $500 Dn. $63 mo. 322-1467. ing loti. Inquire, Manuel bath k sills, util, rm., big $75 Par Me. Jacobtoo’s Dept Store. carport, plenty citrus k 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Available shade. Call O w i t r at April 11. 1-BR. Unfura. Du­ 1 BR, 1 Bath t Sty, Ceuntry I BR. Furs. A pt Ground 322-6856. plex. Available May 1. 14th with 2 Vi acres. $7,100 - $500 floor. Contact 2312 Palmetto. Ave. Long wood, 8 mi. from Dn. — $61 Par Mo. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS N.A.S. Ph. 838-3296. Modem, d e e s, 2 BR apt. 601 Asbestos shingled S BR., cor2 BR, 1 Bath. Newly painted Palmetto. 322-3492 or 1374. 3 BR, fully furnished. Avail' ntr lot, 105 x 200, trass, City — $1,000 — $500 Do— able May 1. Prefer adulti. UL equipped, spotless, earGar. apL 1201 Magnolia Ave. $63 Par Mo. 1303 Sanford Ave. porta. $200 down, $65 mo. Apply 3-6:30. Owner will hold mortgage. UN'FURN. 1 Lg. BR Apt. K it 3 BR. 1 Bath. Spanish Tradt G. Baumbach. TE $-3148. 6 E L A I A APARTMENTS: equipt. 106th W. 16th St. Ph. Uonai $15,500 — $500 Dn. — Roomi private baths, 114 349-3932. $107 Par Mo. $ BEDROOM, air-conditioned, W. First 54. lVs baths, Fla. room, fenced 3 BR, kitchen equip., built-in 1 BR. 1 Bath. Completely yard, with patio. Ravenna Unfurnished 3 BR. house, kit­ back porch, utility room, furnished $6,800 — $500 Dn. Park. Lu..- down payment, chen equipped. 322-3651. double garage. 322-5666. —♦62 Per Mo. aJium* moblily payment NICE New 2 BR Home. 4 blks. F'urn. Apt. 3300 MeDonvIlle. Pbooa $22-9337. fm. school k Shopping Cen­ 2 BR. 1 Bath, ExcaQent Neigh­ borhood $9,800 — $300 Da.— Furn. apt. 500 Park Ave. ter. Lake Mary. $65 month­ $75 Par Mo. ly. Monna Jarvis, 522-1110. I-ROOM efficiency apt. with pvt. bath and shower, suit­ Small Clean Furn. apt. Adults. Property Management able for couple or single & Salsa Broker Ph. 322-0702. person or retired. All utili­ INVESTMENT A REALTY ties included In rent. Ideal­ Room for Rent, Kitchen pri­ 116 N. PARK AVE. 322-9173 vileges. Lady only. 137 ly located on First St., with­ Offers for your selection 3!alne St. Loogwood, Fla. in 1 block ol 2 free parking these Beautiful 2, 3, k 6 EVERETT A. HARPER lots and shopping center. In­ Nice Room k board for man Bedroom AGENCY • REALTOR quire at Manuel Jacobion or Udy, cloaa in town. Ph. 3468 f . Park Ava. Dept. Store, 211 E. First St. 322-3893. Phones PA 3-2384 ar FA 3-2365 •) V A -FH A • I*' SOUTHWARD Jim Hunt Realty «) Government RENT A BED 3 BR bouse. $55 mo. Call af­ Beautiful custom-built 2 BR, Rol'.away, Hospital k Baby ter 4 p. m. 322-1862. 2 bath, Fla. room, white Beds. terrasxo floors, complete 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. By Day, Week, or Month alec, kitchen, dishwasher, bath, 317 S Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3161 116 W. lit St. disposal. Priced below ap­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE Clean roomi for men. 401 praisal. 322-7480 days, or Magnolia Ave. 322-0720. JUST LISTED! 322-5836 after 6 p. ra. 3611 Msgnolls—322-3951 Comfortable and Cozy 3 BR Iroquoi* Ave. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Robert A. Williams Home, situated on Urge oakCowan. 322-4013. 3 BR, home, kit. equip. Keys shaded corner lot. Features To make th* beat home 2 BR House. 868 E. 20th. Ph. includes Den, wood floor*, 9. For Sal* or Root at 817 Catalina Dr. buy, see tha 322 9988. air-conditioner, fence, and 4 BR, modem, kit. equip. $100 DOWN numerous other quality ex­ $300 cash, $60 mo. Owner That's Right) Only $100 Down tras. $13,130, with Just $695 will finance. 1317 DougUs. will buy you n fully remod­ Down and $88 per month! Ex­ h eretofore bad authorising th* eled 2 BR or 3 BR, M Bath clusive! CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON loauanc* th ereof validated and Home in Country Club Man­ confirm ed, oald C ertificate* b e ­ LAKE. Call a v a n I n g a ing dated May I, IIM , bearing or. Just $52 per month ($67 322-1597. Interest at a rata o r rate* not for the 3 BR Homes) includ­ to o ico e d five p tr centum per ing taxes and insurance! annum, paynbl* aeml-annually 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 12. Real Eatate For Sale on May 1 and Novem ber 1 o f LESS for Nary Families! oath year, a ggreg atin g th* RENTALS - LEASES 3 Rra. furn. apt. Ut floor. principal amount e f 1104.000 Close uptown, $40 mo. Call Results count, and it's n pro­ Office PA 3-3118 being In tb* denomination o f Furn. A pt, Nice ......... $ 65 11.000 each, and m aturing aer­ Furn. 2 BR Home . . . . 8 85 322-6261. Night FA 34648 ven fact that these Homes ially In annual Inalallmtnls In 333-0798 year* IM I lo IM I, Inclusive, a Furn. 3 BR Home ......... 8120 are selling FASTI Only a Furn. House. $60. 2 BR. In­ mor* com plol* description of 3 BR. Rav. Park . . . . . . $110 ISM Park Dr. Ssaford. Fla. few remain to ba sold, and ■aid W ater and Bewar Revenue quire at Five Points. Keys wa have a Key. Cali To­ C ertificates. Merit, l l l l . being 3 BR. 2 Bath, Lg......... $115 at Wern Gas Station. Hlway LARGE 2 Story Homs. 4 Bed­ contained In tha petition hero­ 3 BR, 2 Bath, Clean. .. $120 day! 17-92, South. in. rooms, 2 baths with rented P. S. Immediate occupancy Don* and ordered nt Sanford. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Large. .. $145 Garage Apt. Conveniently Florida, thla lath day o f April. New Custom Built Home on granted Navy Familial. May IIM . located near C h u r c h e s , Crystal Lake. For Informa­ we serve you? (■I VOLIE A. WILLIAMS. Schools and S h o p p i n g . Jr. tion call 322-3371. $11,009—10% D ow n . Call Judge o f Ih* Circuit Court 322-2420 o f th* Ninth Judicial C ir­ 2565 Park Dr. Owner b e i n g transferred. Stamper Agency, 1911 So. cuit o f Florida. In and fo r Must sell 3 BR, 2 bath You can find anything you French Ave., Ph. 322-4991. 8emlnola County. Publish: A pril IT, It, May 1. need advertised in the Her­ home in Ravenna Park, 2565 Part Dr. 322-2420 IIM Sanford. Ph. 323-0648. ald Classified CDT-lt Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Sales Broker Legal Notice chancery IN THK CIRCUIT COURT NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIDA IN AND FOR nilRINOl.K COCNTT. CHANCERY NO. IBTBd FED ERAL NATIONAL MORTOAflE ASSOCIATION, B Corporatlon. Plaintiff. va. CHARLES L W EST AND DOItOTIIT A. WEST, hla wife, Defendant* NOTICR o r FORECLOSURE BALD NOTICE IS IIEREBT O lV EN purauanl to a Final Deer** » f Foreclosure dated tli* llth day nf April. A. D. IIM , and entered In C hancorr Can* No. I lf M nf Iho Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnol* County, F lor­ ida, wherein Fodoral National M o n ie s * Aoaoclatloa. a co r­ poration erganlaed under an Act o f Congress and Ollatlng purauant to tba Federal Na­ tional M orlgag* Association Charter A c t having Ita prin­ cipal o ffice In tb* City o f Washington. D istrict o f Colum ­ bia, la th* Plaintiff, and CHARLES I . W EST and DOROTHT A. WEST, hla w ife, th* Defendants. I w ill tall to Ih* highest and bast bidder fo r raoh at tha Front D oor o f th* Homlnol* co u n ty Courthouse In th* Cltv o f Hanford. County o f Samlnol*. f la t * o f Florida, at I lies A.M. on th* llt h day o f April. IIM , tha follow ing de­ scribed properly a* sot forth In cold Final Doer**, to-w lt: Tha Boulh II I t o l Lot I t ■ and all o f Lot II. Block It. REL - AIR. Sanford, Florida, aa recorded In Plat nook I, Fag* Tl. Pub­ lic Record* o l gomlaol* County, Florid*. Ilolp oin t Itang* . I l l RE ll-A Coleman Heater - MT Dated this llt h day *1 April, A. D. IIM . (BEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr, Clark o f Circuit Court B y: Sandra S. John***. D. C. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. aad Harold f . Johnson Attorneys fo r Plaintiff P. ft, D raw er L Hanford. Florida. Publish: April IT. IM I 12. Rani Estate For Snla 12. Renl Estate For Salt 6. For Rsot Page 4-A— April 17, 1964 6. For Rent & Stenstrom Realty i?; •>) Jim Hunt Realty *)) Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice IN TH E CINCLIT COURT OP TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF TH E STATE OK jeoT iu K o r i n t e n t i o n t o A u o r r b u d g e t FLORIDA IN AND FO R I B B r o w FISCAL YEAR 10*1-1*05 INOLE COUNTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS. P E R CHANCERY NO. IASI* HON8 OH ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF BT. PETERSBURG, a Na­ y-LUHIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. NOTICE IH IIEHEDY GIVEN. In com pliance w llh and by tional Banking Association, P lain tiff, authority o f Chapter SIS. Florida Statutes as amended and va. Chapter a n t e . Law* o f Florida, IMS. thal th* U overnlna Board FELTON NEEBMITH. at aa, o f Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District, a public corporation oalstlng and op tra lln g under and by virtu* o f th* a te, at ala. Dafandanta law* o f th* Htal* o f Plorldo, Intends to adopt th* follow ing tentative budget, or ao tha earn* may ba amended, fo r oald NOTICE OF BUTT D istrict fo r th* fisca l yea r beginning July I. ISM and ending THE STATE OF PLOHIDA: TO: FELTON NEEBMITH and June St. IMS. Estim ated em ounl to b* raleod by District DIANNE NEEBMITH. hla 4 t.5te.5M.ee tax** wlfa, and H OW ARD B E R ­ M 00.000.00 General flavanu* Fund — Stata o f Florida RY and EVA H. BEIIRT, *1.000 00 Spoil Escrow A ccount hla w lf*. and H E N ltr M. K ellm attd amount to bo received from IIOFFMAN. JOi,000.0* other source# Tou era hereby notified that Xetlniatod unobligated or net balance which a Bull haa been fllad asalnat will be on hand at th* beginning o f th* you and each o f you. by C ITI­ 1.400,000.04 abov* referred to flecal year ZENS NATIONAL BANK OF BT. PETERSBURG, a Notional lit, oi o.ooo.oo Ketlmatod total funds available Banking Association. P lain tiff F or Construction In Ih* above ontlUad cauaa; | 11,100.00 I'ersunal Service* and that you ar* horoby r o ­ oio.oo Contractual Service* qulrod to fllo you r Anawor M .lfl.0 0 Com m odities with th* Clork o f Utla CuurL S.1ST.000.00 Capital Outlay and to aarva a cop y th ereof upon th* P la in tiff ar P lain S S,110,1)1.00 Total llfr a Attorney, whoa* nam* F o r Aequlolllon o f Land* aad Other Purpose* and addraaa la: ALB ERT C. 4 ST.404.00 Personal Service* W E R LT. Attorney nt Law, 1 0 . S ll.0 0 Contractual Service* M il Central Avenue. Bt. 1,1)0.00 Com modities Petersburg, Florida, not later S .Stt.0 0 Currant Charges than May llt h . IIM . ) , IS).DO.00 Capital Outlay — Right* o f W ay I f you (a ll to do eo. Doer** 1, 000.00 Capital Outlay — Equipment Pro Confooto w ill bo antarod *0.000.00 Contingencies ngalnot you fo r th* rotlot d e­ manded In Ih* ComptalnL - ) ,Ilf,IS *.01 Total Th* nature o f oald sa il being S 1)4.000.** for foreclosu re o f m ortga s* For Reserve I iif.iee.oo F or T e t Assessors' Fee* recorded la O fficial Record* For Operation and Maintenance o f tb* Book I I I , page I1T, Public D istrict'* W orks Record* o f Bamlnol* County, • i , its.ooe.it Personal Hervlcee Flurlda, coverin g; Contractual gorvlcoo sis.ief.ee Lot 111. OAKLAND HILLS, Com moditise e n .i is .s e a ccord in g to plat tharaof. Current Charge* so.see.ee recorded In P U t Book II, les.stt.M Capital Outlay pagog I I A M . P u blic R ec­ si.oee.ee Centtnaanctoa ords e f Samlnol* County. F lorida ; together w ith th* s s.m.ifi.ce Total fo llo w in g described Item* For Conduct o f th* A ffair* o f Ih* af property which ar* laDlotrlet Generally rated la aad perm anently Parsons! Service# Sit.oee.eo Installed aa * part a f th* Contractual Bervlcte lt.oee.ee Improvem ents an aald Commodities 11.010.00 land: Current Chare** s.too.to Jack *** Gat R o t W ator Capital Outlay si.tie.oe Haatar. Medal C III. Serial Contlnaenclao T.S00.M No. M i l l WITNESS my hand and th* Total S 111 .lit.* * seal a f thla CourL at Sanford. Estimated total ospendlturaa IM .tlO .lft.tS Bomlnolo County. Florida, thla Estimated amount which w ill appear at th* begin ­ llth day o f April. A. D. IM I. ning o f th* abov* referred to (local year aa (COURT BEAL) obligated upon com m ltm tnla mad* but Incom ­ Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. plete i see.toe.ee Clork o f tb* Circuit Court That on th* tlth day o f May. A .D - ISM. at nine o'clock By Martha T. Vlltlaa a.m. In th* County Commlaslonor'o Mooting Room *r th* Bt. Deputy Clark Publish; A pril IT. II. May 1. I. Lucl* County Courthouse, F ort Piero*. Florida, bearing will ho afforded to all owners. persona, o r oatltloo who ar* o r may IIM b* subject to said D istrict taxes, their attorneys o r agent*, C D T -II to appear b ofor* aald Board and ahow tholr objection* to aald Budaol. Thla Notice ohall b* published In tha alshtooa eauntltt o f th* District la accordance w llh oslatlng law*. Thla tha Ith day o f AprH ISM. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT » T IT * GOVERNING BOARD By /■ / Riley B. Mile*. Chelrmaa (BEAL) ATTEST: / * / G. E. Dali. Jr. It Pays To Uae Tho HERALD W ant Ada. Lscsl automobile Ostlers oftar their bait buys is Herald Secratary M ew b e re ad Robert It. B. W. R oller W. R. Brett R- L Be art# Publish: A pril IT, Si. May L IIM CDT-16 H orner, J Legal Notice IN THB CIHCUIT COURT OF TH B S I1 T H JUDICIAL C IR . CUIT. IV A YD FOR BRMf. YOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA Chancery No. laaaa FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE ERIE COUNTY I A V I X O I BANK, a New T o rk C orpora­ tion P lain tiff Va CURTIS CLARENCE IIATMAN. JR. and RUTH IIATMAN, kla wlfa D efendants NOTICE TO APPEAR toi cu n n a clarence h a t. MAN and RUTH H A TMAN 11)1 B. W . 4)th A vtaut, Lake P ortal Halendalo, Florida Tou ar* hereby notified that a Complaint to Poracloe* a certain m o r ts a t* on th* fo l­ low in g described property, tow it: Lot If. EASTOROOK SUB­ DIVISION. UNIT NO. SIX, REPLAT OF BLOCK “ I f . a ccording to Ih* Plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Beok It, Pag# II. Publle Reoorde e f Sem lneU Coun­ ty. Florid*. to e tth o r with th* follow in g Items o f properly which ar* located In and permana.-tly in­ stalled as a part a f t h ' Im­ provement on oald land! HOTPOINT E L E C T R I C DltOP-IN RANGE MODEL I S lR F tl-B SERIA L 11143 PIIIOIDAIIIE ELECTRIC DISHWASHER M O D E L D W IU B -TW SERIAL 14VO I llS FRIG ID AIRE ELECTRIC REFRIO CRATO R MODEL F D A -IST -B I-T W SERIAL I1A S34IS LUXA1RE FURNACE MO­ D EL HO-ISS-S LU XAIRE AIR CONDI­ TIONER M O D C L CA-31 SERIA L PI-4331 haa bean fllad asalnat yaa aad you ara raqulrad la aarva a copy o f you r Aaowor o r PleadIns to tb* Com plaint aa tb* P lalB iltra attorney, DANIEL J. LeFKVRE a f W arrtsk, Car­ gill * LoFevre, t i l W a it Fairbanks Avanv*. P. O. Bog I l f , W inter Park. Florida, and fll* th* arlglaal Anawar ar Pleading In ih* o fflc * e f tb* Clork o f ih* Circuit Court on or bofor* th* Sltb day e f April ISM. I f pan fall la da s*. Judgment by default w ill b* takau agalnat yaa far th* relief demanded In U * Com­ plaint. DONE and ORDERED In Chamber* at Sanford. Senti­ nel* County, Florida U l* Sitb day o f March. 11*4. (SE A L) Arthur M. Beckwith. J r Clerk Byi Sandra S. Jabnaoa Deputy Clerk Daniel J. LeFevre a f W AR R IC K . CARGILL 4 LoFEVIIE Vlca-CheUrmaa P. a Eng IIS IT# Want Fairbanks Atonu* W inter Fark. Florida Publish March I I 4 April g. 1L It. IIM . ' * CDB-Sf Payton Realty FA 2-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha 3 BR, Fla. rra., IV* baths, cent beat, alr-cond. $84 mo. incl. taxes. 322-2261. U Acre lots. Terms. Just out* aids West city limits, $1,250. 322-1936. 4 BR, 3 Bath House is Park Ridga. Assume payments. Call $334341. • 9 I Legal Notice NOTICB OP SUIT TWt W IL L IE LEE MIKK 7M Mount Avonu* W ytndaneh, New T erk Tou ar* hereby notified that a suit bee been filed against you la th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, In and foy Bemlaol* County, la Chancery No. H IM . The names e f th* known n atur. al defendants are A N K I B ORACH MIKE. EDDIE LEE MIKE. VIRGINIA M IKE and W ILLIE LEE MIKE. Tb* natur* o f this suit is foy th* foreeloeura by th* p la in tiff of It* m ortga s* agalnot th* fallow ing describ­ ed reel properly In Semlnol* County, Florida: Lot I, B lock II, T ier H, e f Sanford, a ccording to E. IL T ro ffo rd 's Map tlieroor, duly recorded In th* Publle Record* of Som lnol* County, Florida. An abbreviated title o f tha cas* la KENWOOD INVEST. MENTS. INC- ate- vs. AN* k i k g r a c e m i k e ! *t al You ere hereby required tq (He your m o w e r w ith th* Clerk o f this Court aad to #*rv# q copy th ereof on th* Plaintiff*# attorneys. ROTH. SEGAL 4 LEVINE. 14* South Court Stroot, Orlando. Florida, not lator than Friday, Hay II, 1144. I f you fall t* da oo. * deer** pro con fess* w ill b* entered sa tin e t you fo r th* ro llo f Soman dog la tb* earnplaint. Datod at Saafard. Flarlda. *hla M t k /d a y e f H arcb, 1444. > r > I .S * (BO. Ala) Arthur H. Backwlth. J r . Clark e f th* Circuit Court * f Somlnol* Ceunty, F lor­ ida B y: Sandra S. Johnson D tputy d a r k ROTH, SEOAL 4 LEVINE 141 South Court Stroot Orlando. Florida Attorneys fo r P lain tiff s*1,1? CDS-IT 5103 DOWN $48 MONTH CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Caesar Las R4. a a i 17-13 l I �J% * X it Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. SALE OR TRADE 3 & 4' BEDROOM HOMES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Air-Conditioning Optional Ai Low as $350 Down CRYSTAL LAKE PARK LAKE MARY West on 25Ui SC and Left on Lake Mary Bird. 322-2744 LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS LONGWOOD 3 BR, Furn. house and 2Room Cottage. Established egg route. $7,500. Write Sanford Herald, Box 74. Stjr Banforh ijrrali) April 17, 1964— Pnpe 5-A SWEETIE PIE 34. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer " 0 Now under construction, Con­ crete Block home, on large shady lot, near shopping centers and schools. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in kitchen. 322-9340. IDYLLWILDE MODERN 1 and 2 Story Homes, featuring 3 ft 4 (South on 17-93—8 ml. BR’s, and 2 and 2)4 Baths, 3 Ulks. Northwest of Spacious living rooms, de­ Longwood Plata) lightful dining-family room TRAILER SHADES combo's, fully equipped lux­ CONSIDERED ury kitchens, panoramic walls of glass-sliding doors from living ft family rooms Ph. 838-3911 to doubla patios, double carportes, and a full line of t BR. Home. Study, ltt "Fine Home" extras, in­ Baths, large Family Rm. in cluding central alr-conditlongood neighborhood; Includ­ Ing. Drive out today for a ing sieve, refrig., room aircomplete Inspection! conditioner, washing ma­ chine 4i rugs. Really ter­ rific buy! Monthly pay­ ments $83.50. 322-2420 2565 Psrk Dr. K1NQSWOOD BUILDERS, Ine. IS Business Opportunity FA 2-8074 LMN Enterprises, Inc. Stenstrom Realty COIN OPERATED GREENBRIAR Choice lots available tn Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbrier This toUUy new RAM-JET Dodeveloped by it-yourself 24-hour Coln-opeKINGSWOOD -ated Auto Laundry U Abso­ BUILDERS, INC. lutely Unbelievable! 1 IThe 202 Fairmont Dr. customer ean get a car FA 2-8074 clean inside and out for less than 80c. Operators re­ 3 BR., 1 BATH port earnings o f $800.00 to lereened porch, Including kit­ $1,500.00 per month. No em­ chen equip. Down payment ployes required. $4,500.00 $350. Monthly PaymenU minimum cash required— $58.50. Balance ean be financed. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Act today, and own the INC. RAM-JET Auto Wash Fran­ 32e-8074 chise In your area. Only responsible investors will be i BR, CB house Ravenna Pk. considered. Call or write: $600 Down, $81 mo. VA Ml 7-8383 mort. Call after 5 p. m. 322-0853. 25c CAR WASH UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1 Bedroom, 1H Bath, Specious masonry home in Cloae-ln location to 8 choola, Churches, Shopping. Buy be­ fore completion and choose your own colors. FHA Ap­ proved at $14,500 $450 Down. No closing costs. NOT a Project Home! Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue PA 2-5231 anytime 1HOICE LOTS, bearing fruit trees, good location. Sur­ rounded by nice homes. J. H. Nicholson. Phone 322-6003. BR., 1H bath home. As­ sume payments. 322-5455. Ball-Blair Agency REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 3rd ft Park Ave. Phone 322-5841 MAYFAIR NEW 4 BR, I Beth Home, completely loaded, including Central Air ft intercom. In beautiful Mayfair I Total price—Just $22,100 with low Down Payment! Available NOW, and We have the Key! Stenstrom Realty 2545 Park Dr. 322-2420 FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly PaymenU For Complete Information See Or Call Your I FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2585 Perk Dr. I23-34I0 Seminoie Realty PIANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding • Refeltlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 222-2661 — After 12 p m. Richard's Tree Service Trim — De-moss — Remove 10 Yrs. Exp. 323-0500 33. Furniture Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Lirry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING DAVF.NO, E xc. cond. $50. Ph. POST. FA 2-0077. 322-8098. '59 English Ford Fordor. Good '63 Comet. $250, take over Like new, 14 FL plywood transportation. $250. Phone payments, Ph. 322-9180. fishing boat, 10 hp. Johnson, 322-8191 or 322-8475. trailer. $300. 307 Tucker Dr., Sunland. Phone 322-2187 ot 1955 Pontiac, 4-door, Hydro- 57 Chevy Hardtop ......... 5690 322-7781. matic, RAH, runs good, 56 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan . . . 395 $395 . 322-4034. 56 Chevy 4-Dr Sedan .. 395 39. Trailers • Cabanas WHY Buy someone elses trou­ 53 Chevy 2-Dr 1IT ......... 295 Apache Camping Trailera 35 Mercury 4-Dr Sed .. 295 bles Cecil Sellers — 668-4618 55 Plymouth 4-Dr Sed .. 395 WHY Go to the expense of a Clark St., Enterprise 34 Quick 4-Dr Sed. Air .. 395 second used car 58 Studcbakcr Sta Wag . 395 WHEN You can drive a brand Abave Cars A-l Condition new Vespa for $3.00 Open 8 a. m. to 6 . m. down and $4.50 per Except Sunday week, and get up to No Money Down! Spring BOB McKEE USED CA*RS SALE 1964 HOMEMAKER BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH U» ft Low Interest Rates ft Low Monthly PaymenU FLORIDA STATE BANK $ Bank $ Repossessions '60 Ford, $441 bal. $26 mo. '39 Rambler, $881 bal, $38 mo. '59 Hillman, $661 bal, $32 mo. '58 Mercury, $513 bal, $29 mo. '55 Plymouth, $99 bal, $5 mo. GOODYEAR SERVICE '59 Rambler, $381 bal, $24 mo. STORE '56 Cadillac, $162 bal, $28 mo. 555 W. 1st St. 322 2821 '53 Cadillac, $592 bal, $32 mo. Set twin beds, Complete. $30. •57 Dodge, $587 bal. $31 mo. ‘58 Rambler Wag. $371 bal, Ph. 322-5666. $31 mo. '39 Ford. $447 bal. $27 mo. 33. Article* Wanted '60 Plymouth, $532 bal, $28 mo, Will pay cash for Remington '53 Nash, $119 bal, $5 mo. Rolamatlc Shavers not over 5 years old. The Vogue, 110 N. Blvd., DeLand. 14' Runabout, Tilt trailer, 40 By American Conch Co. hp. Elec. Starter, Radio, 10’ WIDE 2 BDRMS New cover. All acces. 1958 Rig comp. $595. 322-9496. Only $2987 USED BOATS ft motors. GUNS. New ft Used. Large selection. Will trade, also repair. T ickle sold ft re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp ft Gun Shop. Get on the spot Bank Rate Financing , , . only 10?» CRACKER DAY BOAT SALE! Down. $1795 18' Family Runabout $1095; $950 15' Fabuglas PAYMENTS ONLY $850; 14' $550 Ski Boat $425. Many others while they last! $110 18' Gator Trail­ er $285; S t u r d y Tilt THIS WEEKEND t Trailers only $125; $789 40 hp. '63 Pushbutton Evlnrudes $589 ; 28 hp only $305. Cracker Dsy Sale includes boat lot full of used out­ fits toot TERMS! Hobson Sporting Goods, 304 E. 1st South on U. S. 17 St., 322-5961. SAVE $600 $11 a week Trailer Mart of Palatka National USED CAR Repossessions 1012 Sanford Ave. BUICK! FURNITURE FIR ST IN C L A SS “C ” W IT H 25.29 M.P.G. FIR ST IN C L A S S " D ” W IT H 23.74 M.P.G. Budget Furn. Co. FIR ST IN C U S S “G ” W IT H 21.36 M.P.G. Sewing Machine Operators Needed 1964 MOBIL AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Go West! ECONOMY RUN and meet the DODGE BOYS Frank Brunson Charlie Craig Charlie Hudson AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Wagner s Amoco Litter English Setter ~upj for Sale. Ph. 322 9223. 2 Male Toy Poodle pups, « wks old. Champagne color­ ed. AKC Reg. Ph. 522 1096. 32. Flowers - Shrub* Grow your own Hydroponic Tomatoes, In bloom ft small tomatoes, in growing con­ tainer. Groxter's Hydroponic Farm, 8 . Sanford Ave. BLOOMING Keats on Cherokee stock. All othsr kinds ef Nursery shrubbery and trees. Gray Shadow* Nursery 5 ML S. on S an foii Ave, BUYS!! EVERY ONE A BARGAIN! 63 Mercury Monterey Custom 4 Door Redan, Full Power and Factory Air-Conditioned. 1962 Ford Fairlane V-8 4 Door Sedan. Heater, Extra Clean. Automatic, _______ *1495 1959 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door, Power, Radio, llronzc ft While. Sire. Heater, M O 1 O D U I *2895 61 Cadillac Fleetwood *2895 61 Comet Custom *1195 61 Mercury Meteor *1395 61 Rambler *1095 61 Continental SAVE Hardtop Coupe. All Power and Air Conditioned. Like New. 4 Door Hardtop. Fully Equipped In­ cluding Air Conditioned. 4 Door Rftll. 4 Door Sedan (2 to Choose From) All Lincoln Extra* and Air Con­ ditioned. 61 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, tO.OOO Actual Miles. 1801 W. First 81. Ph. 322-0614 Automatic. 61 Rambler American 4 Door Wagon (DeRary Car), 60 Comet Custom Station Clean. Wagon 4 Door. E itr* *1295 *1095 *1295 59 Chevrolet llrookwood 4 Door Station Wagon, 8 Cylinder, Automatic, R ftll, Power Steering. 59 Ford Country Sedan 4 Door Station Wagon, V-8, Auto­ matic, Rftll. 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door llardlop, V-R, I'uwcrglldc, Rftll. - B A R G A IN 1958 1958 1957 1957 1957 *995 *995 *1095 BUYS - PLYMOUTH 2 Door, 6 Cylinder STUDEIIAKER 2 Door, 6 Cyl. LINCOLN 4 Door ........................ MERCURY 4 Door ....................... f g g FORD 2 Door V-8 ....................... FORD 4 Door ............................... OLDSMOBILE 4 Door •**M***ttR*ee*« PACKARD I Door ....................... MORRIS M IN O R .......... ........... - 1# HUNT M E R C U R Y IN C M llfijL n L jia lu r d a ^ 301 Went First St. Automatic. 4 Door Station Wagon, g Cylinder. Htlck. 1955 1955 1952 1952 [j>£] B U I C K Seminole Co. Motors Cylinder, MERCURY 2 Door ....................... Many I-ow Priced C«r* lu Chnone From r a m b l e r • 4 Door V-R, Automatic, R ftll, Air Conditioned. i f dt *995 Open Mil 8 Weekday* Oiwe»a%aaaaft LwlSCOUlir 62 Oldsmobile Starfire 1959 Chevrolet Impala *1295 81 A. Pete SAVINGS 135 m.p.g. Transmission guaranteed for life. 701 S. French Ave. 323-0721 LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE 2517 Country Club Road 87. Boat* * Motor* 322-7928 17 Ft. 4 In. Swift, Epoxy painted, forward hatch, top A riot of Bargain buys . . . Scmt-Traller, 24' flat bed, dozen of the latest models and side curtains, 75 John­ $325. 322-8617. Just waiting your selection son, 2 tanks, Gstor trailer, You can buy a Beautiful and many extras, $975. Ph. 352 cu. ft. '58 Ford engine. 322-4175 after 6 p. m. Best offer. Call 322-9557. For Repairs and Painting, call SADDLE, bridle, breaat band. FREE ESTIMATE 322-5426 after 5 p. m. week­ Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ Best offer. 322-8938. days. ovating. New ft Used Furni­ Wayne Air Compressor, 18 cu. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ft. Reel's Paint ft Body OVER 25 YEARS Co., at 709 Celery Ave, Shop, 10th St., ft Sanford. of Fine Workmanship in Up­ FA 2-2117. holstering, Draperies, Slip­ SEWING MACHINE covers. Time payments as For the biggest selection of REPOSSESSED SINGER little as $5 mo. Drapery nearly new and used furni­ Fully automatic. Sews on Hardware Installations. ture, see Noll's Furniture buttons. Mikes buttonholes, Piano wanted. Any kind ft KULP DECORATING SHOP Brokerage in Casselberry embroiders, m o n o g r a m s , condition. 322 6421, 322-3716. Ph. 322-2335 on 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 8. blind hems, etc. All with­ INC. William A. Massey out attachments. Guaran­ WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e Piano Tuning and Repair and Associate# WANTED reliable couple to or small amounts. Bonded teed. Like new. Sold new W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 take up monthly payments 191 West Fairbanks Ave. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ Open til 9, 6 Days Week over $300. Balance due only Winter Perk, Florida of $13.50 on I complete field. FA 2-4244 Phone 322-4503 Need a Painter? 322-3090. $79 88 or $8.08 month. Call rooms of furniture. Cell Collect for Free Home Trial 16. Pemale Help Wanted TE 1-1511, Casselberry, col­ P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, 241-9588 Service Discount. lect. BEAUTY OPERATOR Large, Small. Call Bob Rent Blue Lustre Electric WANTED 323-0742. Carpet Shsmpooer. Only ft Junior or Senior Berryhlll Painting Contractor. per day. Carroll's Furniture. Ph. 322-9858 Commercial - Industrial • 3 ROOMS FOR ONLY 2! " Console TV. Excellent DEPENDABLE WOMAN Residential. Free estimate. $12.03 A MONTH condition. 322-0170. Full-time Management FoalWo Appreciate Your Busi- Sofa Bed it Matching Chair tion with leading Direct nea*. 322-2287. 2 End Tables Antique Cherry Drop • leaf Sales Organisation, dust Coffee Tsblo table 935; Sofa bed $2$; have experience in Direct AIR-CONDITIONING 2 Lamps Curly maple bureau $31; Selling, Phone end Car. No By FEDDEIIS auto, washer $40;; antique Bedroom Suite Complete with partial, no eight work. Sal­ II. B. POPE CO., Inc. wall phone. Ph. 322-7501. Mattress ft Box Springs (INTERMEDIATE SIZE SIXES) ary. For lntarview, write 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 S Pc. Dinette Set P. O. Box T4T1, Orlando, Portable Typewriters, Under­ This Group Only $2(9.95 Fla., giving resume of past WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, wood, new 1984 models with Other groups $299.95 ft up SPRINKLER SYSTEMS experience. case, $59.95 plua tax. Ex­ All Typei and Slxei cellent graduation gift. ToMiddle aged white lady want­ We Repair and Service Longwood Plaza - Ph.838-4583 well'a Office Supply, 117 ed to keep bouse for elderly (INTERMEDIATE SIZE EIGHTS) 6 T I N E Magnolia. 322 5842. couple. Ph. 322-3980. Machinery and Supply Co. 31. Articles Fur Sale Kenmore 4-burner, top grill, 207 W 2nd St. FA 1-8432 Single bed, Maple, box springs ga« range, large oven, PAINTING, Interior-Exterior, A mattress. 322 7214. broiler, elock timer, $50. and all types Home Repairs. Aqua, Waltz length formal, Steady employment in. a mo­ All Work $100 to $3,500 May CYPRESS SIDING. Windows size 7, rost $30, worn once, (FULL-SIZE EIGHTH) dern air-conditioned factory. A doors. Cheap. See at be Financed. 1 to 5 yrs. to $15. 322-0758. Apply In persoa to AUx of Palms Hotel. Pay. Sanford, Hiway 17-92. Do not Taylor Top Playpen, Jumper, A. J. ADCOCK, Gen. Contr. Thooe. New people in town look at Babysitter ft tub; 3 pc. liv­ $229558 Htrald Ads. Be sure your ing rm. suite; 2 Trains, H. 17. Male Help Wanted 29. Automobile Service business is represented with O. Complete layout. Phone Man to sharpen saws—main­ attractive advertisements. 322-6191 or 3228475. tain woodworking equip­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free lnepectlon, estimates, ment, full or part time. Ph. pickup, delivery. Recoring 322-7322. ft repairs discounted. SALESMAN for Insurance 2 tm E. 3rd. 322-3443 work in Sanford. Age 25-40. Wonderful opportunity. Con­ tact R. H. Taylor, lupt. 211 Maisch Bldg., Ph. 322-7032 In this cosst-to-coait teat o f performance and economy, Senknrlk Glass and Paint or 222-8483. Bulck swept three out of the four classes in which ll wee Company entered. All llulrka were equipped with Super Turbine auto­ 19. Sltoatlonn Wanted matic tranamUalona (General Motors' newest torque con­ 110 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4822 n rr verter automatics, pioneered by llulck), A Bulck Special with Will Babysit my home for Auto Glass, Tops V-6 engine and Super Turbine 300 automatic transmission working Mother. 322-5191. copped the honors In Class “ C". A V-8 Bulck Special .with ft Sea' Covers Turbine 300 automatic transmission led the field In Cleta Middle aged lady desires MD" and the big Bulck LeSabre with Wildest V-8 power and Super Turbine 400 transmission won the laurels In (Teas "G ”. work,clerk, package store, And remrmber, these records were established on money­ bar. Experienced. Full or 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 saving regular gas. Long famous for performance, ride and part time. Ph. 322-8295. luxury, llulck now takes its place among the economy leaders. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Why not stop In today and drive Uuirka lust like the ones SLIPCOVERS made to Order. that scored tnese great records In the Mobil Economy Run. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. Then ask us about the price. Bulck economy Just begins with AUTOMOTIVE gas mileage . . . check all the extra value features, BO. Babyalttera AIR-CONDITIONING 4 Door Hardtop, .\ulomatir. Pow­ BABYSITTING in my home. INSTALLATION - SERVICING er Steering, Brake*. One Local BEE AND DRIVE THESE Good Used Cars Sold Owner. Only 21,000 Miles. Clean. 321-2274. 111 French Ave. 322-77A5 ECONOMY CHAMPS AT Large 2 BR, block house, oak floors, walk-in p a n t r y , ecreened porch, carports, tool shed, city water ft deep well. Shade trees, lot 120* 125. Cloee to schooU, 2428 *1. Beauty Salona Cedar Ave., 2 blocks W. of PERMANENT SPECIAL! Winn Dixie. Our Budget Wave Now $8.95 Am Beauty Salon Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8525 IE TIME TESTED FIRM Spring permanent Special | N. Park Ave FA 1-8111 20 Pareeat off regular prices EAR GOLF COURSE! Cut 'n Curl Beauty Shop Bedroom. 2 Bath Raneh IIS Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224834 Styla with Florida Rm., Separata dining room, large HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK kitchen. PLUS SWIMMtNO Open T a.m. by appt. Also •venlogs. 3 Senior stylists. POOL. No closing cosU af­ 181 S. Oak. 322-5741. ter $700 down. PaymenU on FHA approved price of II. Ptniftblnr Sendee* $*7,<X»0. We have the Keyl ►l u m b in o Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES S. Park 322 5232 R. L. HARVEY FA 21U3 322 8971-3031 or 2241 104 Sanford Ave, 3t Johns Realty “ The dog'a harmless! It's the KID wa’ re worried aboutl" 27. Special Service* Air • Conditioner (Coldspot), Z IG Z A GS I 14.500 B.T.U., good cond. Trade-Ins ft Repossessions $125. Ph. 322-9424. Singer Swing needle automa­ tic; Brother's Zig Z sg; Elna DIAL-O-MATIC ZIG ZAG, Re­ Open A r m , Supcrmatlc. possessed '63 model, makes These machines make but­ hundreds o f decorative tonholes,, sew on buttons, stitches, makes automatic blind stitches automatical­ buttonholes, sews on but­ ly. All like new. Fully guar­ tons, monograms, embroid­ anteed. Some are over 50'S ers, etc. Guaranteed. Take paid for. Just pay $8.90 per up pymts. of $7.50. Ph. mo. No cash needed. Buy Finance Mgr. 322 8627. locally ft be Serviced. SinSINGER SLANT-O-MATIC ford Sewing Center, 104 So. Park, 322-9441. Rcpossesed. Would like re­ sponsible party to take up TVs Used. All mikes ft mopayments of $9 per month dels. 700 W. 9th. 322-9792. on Slant-O-Matic Automatic Zig Zsg Sewing Machine. APR. SPEC. Jet White House Guaranteed, Like New sew­ Paint. $3.93 Gel. Army, ing condition. Call Collect Nevy Surplus, Sanford. 241-9587 evenings or 422READY MIX CONCRETE 0932, Service Discount. Patios, Floor, Free Estimates REPOSSESSED Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, MERCHANDISE SALE sand, cement, rock, pipe, _ NO MONEY DOWN — steel, grease traps, dry Take Up Payments wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. GE Rcfrig., like new $165.00 gas r a n g e , like 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Norge new $133.60 2-Remlngton Razors $12.50 as. 1-6 Qt. Pressure Cooker $5.00 20 In. Fan with stand $17.50 b i g $ $ SAVINGS Deluxe Zig Zsg Sewing Ma­ On Floor Models ft chine $95.00 Demonstrators 11 In. TV ft Clock Radio $135. (FREE Repair ESTIMATES) Amana Freezer $98.50 In Your Home GE Alr-CondItJoner $249.75 In Sanford Call Wringer Washer $35.00 SINGER Wcstinghouso Elcc. Range Representative at $48.50 Alan'a Fabrlca ft Ruga Remember, No Money Down 322-5783 Just Take Up The Payments Up To 2 Years To Pay ZENITH Stereo $23. 322-0848. SINGER Birthday Sale! MMIMM 36. Automobiles • Truck* 36. Automobile* • Truck* 37. Boats • Motors 34. Article* For Sale ! 322-0231 109 Palmetto Ave. 322-4884 Sanford W. PARK Ml 4-02qf M > 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Ph. 322-5612 �m ,fg l t w Adventist Baptist Church Of God Methodist T H E SE V E N TII-D A T AD VEN TIST CHURCH Corner Ttk A Elm I t 1* M a th a w o ------------- P aalor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School _ _ » :l# a. ra. W orsh ip Barries _ lit## a. ra. W ednesday N lsb t P rayer Barries _ _ 7:4# p. ra. “ W a H aro This H o p s - radio maaaaaa aaeb Sunday a. m. a t l i l t ora r W T IIR a t 1*04 • a you r radio dial. JORDAN MISSIONARY B A PTIST CHURCH I d t l W . F irst Slrast Sonday Sehool _ * * 10:00 a. m. M orn lnr W orship _ 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (S on d a y) TiOO p.nt Evanaallatle Barries T:00 p. n t W ad. Prayer Mast _ TiOO p. ra. Bill Stephana ------------- Pastor A C o rd ia l W elcom e to A ll CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY TIM Elm Aranu# Tier. R. L Strickland .... Paamr Sunday School . • : ( ! a. in. W orship Harriet — H :4 ! a. m. Kvmngallatlo Barr. — Til* p. in. W ednesday) T ou ng People V. I . S. Sarr. T:in p. m. Htbla Training Sarr l:nn pm . ORACB METHODIST CHTTRcyf Onora Rd., at W oodland A r e . Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., ra etn r Church School .... ... #MI a. m. M orning W orahlp _ . 11:«( a. m. Congregational M T P ------------------— 4:2# P. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH iiw r . m Ph. t t t . t m P a s t o r ____Cheater W . Plank Sunday Sehool 10:00 a. n t M orn lnr Harries _ 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln r Union ---- 0:10 p. ra. B ra n ln r Barries _ TilO p. n t W ednesday M anilas*! O rranlaatlona — 0:10 p. ni. Prayer ............. — Til* p. n t C h o ir -------------------- l : to p, m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSION A R T ALLIANCE CHURCH 1441 Park A r*. at 14th S t SUr. a C. Do*#, Jr. — P astor Sunday School ------ t i l l a. ra. W orsh ip Barries _ H it s a. m. E v en in g W orsh ip — t :« » p. as. A llla n es T o o th ra llo w a h lp (SUB.) — H H p. a t Barries — Assembly O f God PIN E CREST ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH C or. ITth and Elm H. M. W lldar --------------- P astor S on da y School ------ t i l l a. m. M orn ln s W orsh ip — M ilt a. a t E ven in g W orship — T ill p. raT o o th Sarr. <«un.) - 4t*4 p. m. M id -W eek Sarr. (W ad.) - T ilt p. a t u Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT B. Sanford A r t R. Varnon Puller Sunday Sehool _ _ S ill t in. M orn lns W orship _ 11:00 t n t CHRIST CHURCH Church Straat, Longw ood Pr. Chart** W . Stewart. Jr. V icar H o l y C om m u n ion — Sun da y S chool *— * >'amlly Barrie# _ * S er vic e A Barmen — Church Of Christ Baptist CHURCH OP CHRIST Oanara Ralph Brawar Jr. E ran rallat Blbla S e h o o l ____10:00 t n t M orn lns W orship — 11:00 t n t B ra n ln r W orship — Tito p. a t W od. Pray or Sarrloo T:I 0 p. a t F IR S T B A P TIST CHURCH I t t Park A ran as F . B. Chance . -------M orn ln s W orsh ip — l i l t a. m. S on day School —■%_ ||4I a. m. M orn ln s W orablp — 11:40 a. n t T r a ln ln r Union _ 4:10 p. m. E v en in g W orsh ip - T ill P- m. W ad. P ray er Barrios THO p. a t PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST H lrhw n y 40 Want M orris Ruby ■■■■— E ran rallat Blbla C l a s s --------- 10:** a. n t M orn ln r W o r s h ip __11:00 a. m. B ra n ln r W orship — tiOO p. n t BlbM Claaaaa Wad. _ TllO p. n t WBBTSTDB MIS8IONART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith S t A H olly A re. Paul M. Calley --------— Panto? Sunday Sehool _ 10:01 a. a t Sunday M orn ln s W orohip — 11:00 a. a t Sunday B ra n ln r W orsh ip — TiOO p. m. W ednesday P rayor Barrios « I too p. ra. w it h Every gardener knows human Ingenuity cannot be substituted for the mirscls of growth. God's secret Is God’s! But he knows, too, that wild growth means wilderness. Only culti­ vation makes a garden. So he works with God. And tho result k beauty, fruitfulness, abundance. What the man with the green thumb practices In his back yard, the Church inspires across the wholo expanse of human effort. . . the culti­ vation of souls . . . the realization of our spiritual potential. Working with God I What do YOU think life k meant to be! Wilderness? Or the Garden of God? Join us at* Church next Sunday I T H E C H U RCH F O R A L L . . . A L L F O R T H E CH U RCH Vfca Cfcorti is tit* gnataat tectcc SC aarth (or the bulldior of character s o l pood clllaanaMp. U is a etorabouM of spiritual ralura. Without • a tn o r Church, noUhar democracy our ctrilbaifaw ram ourrtr*. Thar* ar* four wand reasons why ovary parson should attend aervlca* rrjularly and support tha Church. They n r a :( l) fc r hla non aaka. (I) For hia A i l M ) oaks. (S) Nor tha aak* at k b community rod nation. (4) For tho aaho H lha C k oeh ttaolL whHi oaada h b moral and malarial support. Han to po la church n s u b r iy and CHURCH O F OOD fin d A Pranch H. C. S m i t h ---------------- Pastor Sunday Schuol — OiOl a. ro. M ornlns W orship _ 11:00 a. ra. E ra n ra llollo Harr. - TllO p. m. Tuaa. Prayer Barr. - TllO p. in. Thura. Y ou n r People B oda a ror . — TtM p. s t a n d * * MN. Bondar Psalms 104:14-34 Mondap Matthew 8:13-20 Tuorabr Matthew 18:38-48 Wnlnrrabr John 10:31-39 Thunular Kphwlana 4:4-18 OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2 204 A Orlando D rtr* H w y. IT -# !) Sanford. Florid* III-71II Tha Rar. Uaorg* K ln n s m o * Interim Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------ III# a. ra. M orning W orship — 1110# a. m. Communion— Plrat Sunday la Each Month XIN D ERU ARTE N AND NURSXKT PIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE I.aka Mary, Pla. Rev. W . L. H olcom b*. Paelnr Sunday (M l a. m. ____Blbla School l l : t ( a. m. _ M orning W orship 7:00 p. m. __ E vening Barrlca 7:0# p. m. __ Wad. M ld -W * 'k Prayer Service# T;oo p. m. .... 2nd Wad. M iss­ ionary Barrlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD l « ! Orange Straat Rar. K. Ruth Orant — re cto * Sunday School ____ 18:00 a. ra. Morning W orahlp — H it# a. ra. Sunday Evening __ 7:1* p. ra. Wad. Rlbt* Study _ 7:10 p. ra. Conquerors Matting Prlday ------------ --- 7:2# p. ra. PIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanlord. Pla. Oak A r a A Ird St. H rovtr C. Sewell J r . __Paator E dgar W. Smith Jr. A ssistant Pastor M orning W orsh ip __ 1:2# a. m. Church School ____ #MI a. ra. Basilon Matte _ _ _ 10MI a m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:M a m. Ihoneer Pallowahlp 1:00 p. m. Senior III Pallowahlp <t*0 p.m. Kvanlng Worahlp _ 7:10 p. m. W od. Prayor M e a t __7:00 p. m. CHURCH OP THE COVENANT ITTI South Orlando D rive Thnmaa li. Makln ____ Paator W orahlp ........ - __— 1:00 a m. Churoh School — . !• :(• a ra. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH Methodist N O T IC E PIRBT METHODIST CHURCH #12 Park Ar*. John T. Adam* Jr....... Paalor Morning W orship — 1:2# p. m. Sunday Sehool _ _ _ IMS a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11:11 a. m. M TP M e e t i n g ,___( : ! * p. m. (Intarmadlats, San lor) E vening W orship > . T ilt p. ra. BarbAta. Friday II Corinthians 6 :1-11 Nazarene PIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Mapl* A r*. Paul R i c h * * __ ___ — — Paatof Sunday School ■ (M l a. m. Morning Worahlp —. 10MS a. m, Touth ___ —— — *:## p. m. E vangelistic Service Tt«S p. m. M id. Week Harriet (W ad.) — T.»# p. m. Third Sunday fllngaplratloa ___. It## p. ra. Presbyterian LUTHERAN CHURCH OP TH E REDEEM ER 101 W. 22th Place •The Church of tha Lutheran H our" and T V 'T h is Is tbs LI fa" Harbart W. Qoaraa ____ Paator Sunday School ____ S ill a. m. W orship Barrlca _ 11:20 a. m. & $»£ §§§i Church Of God E L D E R SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlande ltd. at Uaatar Ara. B. Ham ilton O rlttla _ Paalor Sonday Sehool .... — t i l l a. m. M orn ln s W orsh ip — U ia t a. m. T ra ln ln r Union — t i l l P- m. B r s a la « W orsh ip — T ilt p. a t T R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner Ith SL and Laurel Av*. Eugene S h e ld o n ____ __ Pastor Telephone: I ll- T a ll Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. ra. M orning W orship __ 10:1# a. m. E vening W orship _ . 7:0# p. m. Wad. Trayar Barrie* 7:20 p. ra. Lutheran Christian Science Ms atlas - ............... till p. s t m. m. ra. m. Free Methodist F IR S T CH UnCK OP CHRIST SCIENTIST too East Second Btraot Sunday Barrlca A Sunday Sehool —— 11:0# a. n t Hubjactt "D oetrlna of A lon emanL" W ednesday Barries _ t:00 p. m. R aadln r Room ! 101 E. P lra t Waakdayai 10:10 a. m. • 4:10 p. nt Prtday B ron la si H it* 1:10 p. a t F1NBCRERT BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road F aatar _____ W illiam J. Oueea M orn lns W orship — l l i t o a. m. Sunday School ------- - H4I a. » . T ra ln ln r Union t i l l p. m. B ra n ln r W orsh ip — T ilt p. n t W ad. O lfloora A Toachara n. a. a. a. HOLT CROSS 401 S. Park Ara. Pr. Leroy D. Hopar, R aclor H oly Communion ... T:l* a. m. >*amlly Harries and Sunday School • ;## a. m. M orning Prayer (Plrat Sunday — H oly Communion 11:4* a. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST l i l t Park Aranus Bart B r.w n --------- E ran rallat Sunday Blbla S t u d y ----------10:00 a. n t M orn lns W orablp —. 11:00 a. ra. B ra n ln s Barrie# _ 0:10 p. n t Saa "lla ra ld at Truth** 1 p. n t Sunday an Channel t Tusaday L adles Blbla Class - HiOO a. a t W adnosday B lbla Claar ------ — Vito p. S t C E N T R A L B A P TIST CHURCH Cor. 14tk S t A Oak Ara. S a il s m i t h ------------------ - Pastor B on da r Sehool ------ 0:40 a. m. M orn ln s W orsh ip _ 11:00 a. m. T r a ln ln r Union — d il l p. ra. E ven in g W orsh ip - T ilt p. m. W ad. Prayer Barrios T ilt p. a t N ursery Open _ W T R R --------------------1H I p. n t Sunday Nits B roadcast 7:1# t:00 »:«# lo:4J E BEX EZER METHODIST CHURCH Cltrua H aights Tier. Ray O regory, Jr.. Paatn, Churrh School , ■■* PM2 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:0# a. m. Eva. W orahlp T:2n p. m. Wad. Prayer Harriet T:l# p m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o f Christ) Park Aranu* at 21th SI. t : l i a. ra. _ _ _ . Church School 11:0* a. m. — W orship Service 1:2* p. m. __ Christian Youth Ministry B ar. W aiter A. R. McPherson. Paator Christian T ilt p. a t u r r --------------------#:l# p. m. Saturday Colosslan* 1:9-20 CALL 322-2611 -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL BURNUP ft SIMS, INC. Building Division CELERY CITY PRINTING C O , INC. CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS 106 N. Elm Av«. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A . DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford GLAS-MET INC. Metal and Fibarglas Duct Systems FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. George Bailey and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. let. S t, Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON ft CO.. INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR 8ALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES LORMANN REALTY Casselberry 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 HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 401 S. Laurel A v e , Sanford KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees LONGWOOD PIT BARBECUE Mom and BUI Baumholser LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION C O , INC. STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson Ostoon Malhodlat Charch P no In Waalayan Mathodlat, RL 44 W. s t Paoln St. Jamra A.M.E* Sanford A r*. HI. Mary's A.M.E. Church SL Itt. 4 tl Oataan St. Paul** Malhodlat C h a n t Oataan ltd. Entarprlaa Stafford M an orial Malhodlat C h u r a h S. DaBary Poraat Laka Savanth-day Adrantlat Church, Hwy. 424, Poraat City Baranth-day Adrantlat ch u rch , Maitland Are* Altamonte Springs Sanford Savanth.dny Adrantlat Chnrch. Bavanth * Elm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST A n tioch Baptist Church, Or Iad a Central Baptist Churoh, 1211 Oak Avu. C h ulu tta Plrat BapUat Church E ldar Spring* B aptist Church, • #( Lehman B A F aith BapUat M b s b * . Ml C asselberry F ir st BapUat Churoh. M l Park A ra. Frlandahlp Baptlat Churoh Of A ltam on te Spring* E L M A AU am oala Spring* F lrot B aptist ch u roh o f DaBary F lrat Baptlat Church o f Oanara F lrot B a p tb t Churoh o f Lake Mary F lrat B a p t b t Church u f Lake M onro* F lrat Baptlat Churoh u f Lonpw ood, Oor. Churoh A Qraut . . F lrot B a p tb t Charok o f Ortodu F lra t B a p tb t Church at Saa Lando Spring* F lra t ShUab M b a b s a r y BapUat Charah, M M W . M th BL Faraat OUr B aptb # Charok F oa a ta la H oad B a p tb t Churoh, OrUda L ava Bauthara BapUat Mlaalou, Chutuota B a p tb t Church E arth *A Is MUI / B a p tb t Churak Ofttfts* ■iBUei Charok, Qaaora Umr, ML Oliva Mlaalaaary BapUat Churoh. Saa Lando Spring# Rd., Longw ood ML BJoa M Ualoaary Baptlat, Slpaa Ara. Naw ML Calvary M issionary BapUat 11•• W . Mth SL Mow Salem Prim itive Baptlat Ohureh. lie # W . Mth BL Naw ML Sloa Baptlat ch a ra h . 1ft# Pear A ra O aklawn Baptlat Chaptl, M M W . Mth SL Oataan Baptlat Churoh i*!n*oraet Baptist Churoh, 1(1 W . Onora B A Prairie L ab* BapUat Churoh, R id s* nd., Peru P a rk P rosroa* Mlaaloaary B a p tb t Q iurah, M idway Soaond Shiloh Mlaalaaary BapUat Church. Ninth A H ickory St. J a m es M issionary BapUat Churoh St*. R A I I I Ootoou SL Paul M issionary Baptlat Churoh, fth SL SL Matthew* Mlaalonary Baptlat Charah Canaan H eight* SL J ob *'* Mlaaloaary Baptlat Churoh, (I# Cyprooa SL T ora p b BapUat Okurah, Palm Sprlaga BA* AHamaata Bprtasa Waotalda Mlaalonary B a p tb t Churak, dt« A H olly Ara. Blow Hop* Baptist Churoh, TM Orange A ra. CATHOLIC Churoh o f tho N ativity. Lake Mary AU Soul* C a th a ib Churoh, TM Oak Ara. SL A rV a OetheMs Charah, Parching Pino*. DaBary S t Mary Magdalan* Catholic Church, M ait­ land A ra. Altamonte Spring* CHRISTIAN Plrat Christian churoh, M#T A Sanford Av*. C ongragatloaal Christian Church, l« # l Park Av*. Northsld* Christian Church, P l a r 1 d a Havan Dr* Maitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Charah Charah Churoh Charah o f C h rbL MM A Park A rc. o f C h rist Oanara o f C h ris t Longw osd * f CbrloL Paolo CHURCH OP OOD Churoh at O oA I I I Htokory Charah a f Ood, lie # a Praaoh Church a t O oA O rlode EPISCOPAL AU Batata Episcopal Church B. DaBary A ra * Eotarprla* C brlot Episcopal Church. Leagw aad A ll Batata Episcopal, Enterprise H oly Cross Episcopal, Park A rc. at «th LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, O rarbrook Dr* Caaaalberry flo o d Hbsphard United Luthara, II*# A Orlando l>r. Lutheran ch u roh o f Ih* Kadaamar, l s i W . Ilth inac* Messiah Lutheran Churrh. Amarleaa Laglon Hall, Pralrl* Lake, Kara Park BL Lukaa Lutbaran Chuicb, RL 42d S lavic METHODIST Barnatt M em orial Malhodlat Church, A DaHary Ara* Entarprlaa Bear Laka M ethodist Churoh Halhal A.M.E. Church. Canaan H aights raaaalbarry Com munity Malhodlat Chureh. H w y. IT.## A Plnay Kldg* ltd* Caasalbarry DaBary Com m unity Mathodiot Church W. lllgblaad a, DaBary K bsaaiar M alhodlat Church, Old Orlaado Hwy. Plrat Malhodlat Churrh, 411 Park Ara. Plrat Malhodlat Church o f Ovlodo Praa Malhodlat Church. »0 ( W . 4th SL O rar* Malhodlat Church. Onora RA Ornnt Chapel A.M E. Church, Orlado O a k gror* Malhodlat Church, O rlado SEVENTH D AT ADVENTIST NAZARENE OTHER CHURCHES P I r* t Church of tha Nssarana, w. 2nd nt Mapl* P ar* Park Churoh of tho Nasaraao, (PUrlan Rd* Porn Park Laka Mary Church o f tho Naaaraa* Allan's A.M.E. Church, O llvs * 12th Church o f Ood in ChrlaL Orlado Chuluotn Community Church Church of Ood o f P rop b tcy . HOT Elm Av*. Church o f Jaauo Chrlat o f Latter Day Saint*, n i l park Are. Community Chapol, Altam onte Spring* Eastern Ortbodon Church. SL Johns Chry­ sostom Chapol, H w y. IT-2*. Para Park Congregation Bath laraal. 14th A M agnolia Plrat en urch o f ChrlaL SclantlsL IN E. 2nd SL Plrat Pentecostal Church o f Longw ood Ml Olivo Uollnoaa Church, Oak Hill ltd. Ootatn Plnscroat Aasarnbly o f Ood. ITth A Elm Sanford Alliance Church, t i l l M. P ork Are. Sanford C ongrogatlon o f Jahorab'o W itH U W. lo t SL Tho Salvation Arm y. I l l E. 2nd St. Unity Church o f Sanford, SI# E. tat SL rilK S U T T K n iA N Community Praabylarlan Church, (A h * Mary Plrat Praobytarian Church,Oak Ara. A Ird SL Plrat Praabylarlan Charch, Caasalbarry Plrat Prasbytarta* Charah o f DaBory. E. H ighland * Prasbytarta* Church o f T ho Covenant 2IT2 a Orlando Dr. SL Andrew s Presbyterian Church 111! Lannaal Boh. Dr* Bear Laka Upaala Community P roa b ytorb a Church. U p i t ll R4, W aalmrautar^ Praabylarlan Church, HawaU �/• r m Fiberglass Boat Plant To Open Here May 1 5 fh p Interesting item on the po­ lice blotter: "Someone enter­ ed my home and stole my purse. It contained two 50-cent ^pieces and my teeth." • • • ) Mere curiosity: An automo­ bile bearing Seminole County license plates is parked quite often in front of city hall. It bears a bumper sticker say ing "Vote for Blount for coun­ ty Judge." There's no Sem­ inole County candidate named "B lou n t" £ • • • V Reporter Harry Johnson just added a line to the first Item above: "The teeth have a sentimental value. 1 love to eat." • • • City fire department now has a full complement of 23 firemen, City Manager Pete ^ Knowles reports. The firemen • n o w get a full "Kelly Day (A "Kelly Day" means the firemen will get an extra free day. They arc on duty for a 24-hour period, then off duty for 24 hours. The "Kelly Day" is sandwiched in he tween their regular seventh and ninth off-duty days.) • • • H We know a chap . . . in fact, everyone in Seminole County knows him . . . who bad his first flight in a light airplane last week. In flying over the ocean he queried the pilot with these questions, at intervals: How far arc we from land? . . . How high are we? . . . How far will this plane glide? PS: They made * it alright . . . but he's still "up in the air." • • • City Commission is toying with the idea of removing all parking meters. Making a study of results in other cities which have taken that action • • • £ RNs in meeting this evening at Seminole County Health Center will have all available information on Florida schools for students interested in a nursing career. That includes boys, too, for there are many male RNs. • • • The Sheriff's Star is Uie of ficial house organfor the Florida Sheriffs Association. Some six months ago the edl tor queried The Sanford Her­ ald for a picture of Sheriff J. L. Hobby and his mobile crime laboratory. Better late than never, the photo is pub­ lished in the current issue. * * * Howard Hood is the newly elected prcsldrnt of the Sanford Lions. • • • • Local young women inter­ ested in career opportunities in Navy Department offices at Washington, D. C., will be in­ terviewed by Miss Phyllis M. Blankenship at the Navy re­ cruiting station in Orlando for a limited time. Positions arc open for typists, stenogra|T phers and secretaries, • • • _ A * • £ £ 0 One of the easiest ways to know this city from A to Z is to study the new Sanford city directory. All adult citizens, firms and institutions are re­ corded in the 1964 guidebook. The roll call Is flanked by ABC Garbage and William J. Zwosta. • • • Quote from Bill MacLauchlin: A mat. becomes wise by watching what happens to him when he isn't. • • • Her comments to the con­ trary, North Orlando’s Irene Van Eepoel is enjoying beIng introduced as "the prettiest mayor in these United States." And you should see her eyes Rash when anyone even dares to suggest chang­ ing the name of North Orlan­ do to divorce any thought from that town south of Sem­ inole County. Seems North Orlandoans like the name of their little municipality. May­ or Irene said the suggestion to change the name to "Okl*■moto-ville" was dropped real quick. • • • Mrs. Catherine Pearce, 1002 South Magnolia Avenue, is richer by 10,000 trading stamps won in a contest spon­ sored by the JayCee wives for the benefit of the Littie Red J School House. iim Zip Code 32771 ttft > WEATHER: Generally fair today and Tuesday; hiprh today 80-85; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 56 , \ ^ c tn fn rh Long Lease In Industrial Park Signed MAYOR IRENE Van Ecpocl, o f North Orlando, chats in interview with Doris Williams (right), society editor o f The Sanford Herald. County's First Woman Mayor Has Big Plans By Doris Williams The repartee in a recent tete-a-tete w i t h Seminole County's first woman mayor was refreshing and reward­ ing. The charming lady is Irene Van Eepoel of North Orlando. She has the distinc­ tion of being the first woman Souvanna Freed By Leaders Of Laos Coup SAIGON, South Viet N a m (UPD— Right-wing generals who deposed Premier Souvan­ na Phouma in neighboring Laos Sunday reversed them­ selves today and released him from house arrest, diplomatic source! here reported. A dispatch trom Vientiane, capital ol Laos, said Souvan­ na, loader of the country's neutralist (action, was allow­ ed to leave his Villa and un­ expectedly flew to the royal capital of Luang Prabang to meet with King Savang Vatthana. The Vientiane dispatch said Souvanna was accompanied by the two coup leaders, Gen. Koupraslth Abhay and Gen. Siho Lanphoulhacoul, and Gen. Phouml Nosavan, leader of the right-wing faction. Gen. Kong Lc, leader of a neutralist faction in Laos, was reported to have pledged his 3,000 troops to cupport of Sou­ vanna. Vientiane waa calm, with virtually all troops withdrawn from the atreets, ahops open­ ed, and traffic normal. The airport remained closed. Diplomatic sources in Sai­ gon said the coup leaders had apologized for attempting the coup. Souvanna waa said to have denied he had resigned as the generals claimed Sun­ day. Action Inside Cubo Pledged In 90 Days DALLAS ( UPI) — A leader o f Alpha 66 ‘ said the anliCastro commando group will launch a civil war Inside Cuba within 30 days aimed at top­ pling the Castm government. "Supplies are already in Cuba," said Antonio Vcriana of Miami. "Our main objec fives will be sabotage and guerrilla warfare." An exile army has been training at a secret base in the Caribbean, he said, ac­ cording to the Dallas Morning Newt. Veda ns told a group of Cuban exiles that for the first time, there is- unity among the anti-Castro groups. The success of the revolt, he said, depends on Cubans, those on the island those In exile. "W e don't want Americans lo die on our soil," he said. "This is our war .We would welcome their financial aid but we won't expect to get any help." Knowles On Panel W. E. Knowles, Sanford city manager, will be a panel member discussing "Coping w i t h Expanding Municipal Costa" at the 18th annual short course for Florida city managers April 26-8 at St. Petersburg. in Seminole County lo be elected mayor. When asked how she felt about is, she answered impet­ uously, "Well, 1 don't actual­ ly feel any different, but I think differently, and have big plaps for North Orlando." Her reply as to what prompted her to run for office was, "I felt we weren’t get­ ting enough representation, ond rather than ait around and criticize adversely, de­ cided I could do a good Job." Irene is a human dynamo, generating and radiating energy and enthusiasm with every breath and movement. She has an affinity for do-ityourself projects, and being a statuesque blond glamor gal with sparkling hazel eyes, she symbolizes high fashion with a natural flair. Her response as to what she did in her spire time was preempted with a quizzical leer as if she had encountered a potential candidate for the "funny farm ." You gala take note! Irene is an avid gardener, and adores digging in her vege­ table sod fbM .f i>.. C it artistically inclined, dabs in oils and Is a wizard with the sketch pid. Her designing ability is demonstrated in the fashions she creates for the entire family, having made a tailored suit and shirt for her son at Easter. She challenges her Imagination in refinlahing furniture, both antique and contemporary. Tills ingenious female is the general handy­ man around the house and confided she received power tools for a gift, and waa over­ whelmed with delight. What spare time? Irene is a legal secretary by profession and her hus­ band, John, is a drug com­ pany representative. T h e y have three lively children, Debra, seven, Linda, five, and Johnny, four. Bank To Make Student Loans Florida Stale Bank has been approved as a lender under the United Student Aid Funds Inc., loan program. As a par­ ticipant in this program, the bank will make loans to qualified studenta 19 assist them in completing their col lege educations. All students who attend col leges participating in the pro gram are eligible for these loans. Undergraduate stu dents may borrow up to $4,000 with a maximum of $1,000 per year. Graduate students are eligible for loans totalling $4,000 and a maximum of $2,000 per year. The loans will carry a low, simple interest rate and may be repaid in monthly install­ ments after the student com­ pletes his higher education. Johnson Orders Study O f Draft WASHINGTON (U PI) President Johnson has ordered a broad study of the Selective Service System to consider the possibility of filling military needs on a voluntary basis and ending the draft within 10 years. Johnson's announcement of the " v e r y comprehensive study" was the highlight of an impromptu newt eonferenca he held Saturday at the White House. United Press leased W.re E sta b lish ed 11108 MON* APRIL 20, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 172 Mrs. Johnson's Plane Struck By Lightning CLEVELAND, Ohio ( U r i t The plane carrying Mr*. Lyn don B. Johnson to a day-long scries of speaking engage ments in Cleveland, Ohio, was struck by lightning today but landed safely. The incident occurred a* the plane, a commercial airliner, was about oncJialf hour out of Cleveland on the flight from Washington. The bolt struck about seat* behind where the First I-ady was sealed. It popped loudly and flashed blue and white. Mrs. Johnson Jumped but she laughed with the rest of the passengers when it became evident that no dam­ age had been done. A few second* later another bolt was seen near the plane but did not hit It. Pilot G. A. Mosteller, 56, of Vienna, Va.. a United Air Lines pilot for 21 years, said he had no trou­ ble controlling the Viscount prop-jet. The plane arrived in Cleveland at 10 o'clock, about 20 minutes late. manager, Richard Vcranea, arrived to look over the Williams plant at Sanford Industrial Park. From the left: Robert Shedden, Slama, Veranes, Carl Schilke, Scott Rums, Joe Foy. and Leroy Robb. (Herald Photo) ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY will commenco operation* In Sanford on May 1. Harold L. Slatna, president of Southern FibcrglnM Products, Inc., war. greeted by members o f the in­ dustrial committee o f tho Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, when he and his office BRIEFS Candidates Talk Postal Service To Jews Determined MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T h e American Jewish Congress said Sunday King Hussein of Jordan cannot "undermine the will of American Jews to maintain their links with Ja­ rs el." r* I Peace Marchers CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — A dozen “ peace marcher*" picketed the apareport Sun­ day without incident handing out literature to tourists at­ tending the center's oncc-awerk open house. Seek Crash Clues WILMINGTON, Ohio (U PI) — Air Force Investigators looked to the wreckage of two C119 aircraft for clues today as to the cause of an in-flight collision which killed 17 men. Two men aurvlved. Key Forts Go NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Greek and Turkish Cypriots removed fortifications from a key area of Nicosia today as part of a neutralization agreement with the United Nations. Boycott Eyed JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — White merchants waited to­ day to see the effects of the state NAACP president’# or­ der Sunday for Negroes to "buy only food and medicine . . . and as little food as possible." U. S. To Stay SAIGON, South Viet Nsm (UPI) — Secretary of State Dean Rusk, ending a four-day visit to South Viet Nam, indi­ cated today that U. S. forces will remain here until the Communist guerrillas are de­ feated. 11 Killed MIAMI (U PI)—An unidenti­ fied man was killed Sunday night and a companion ser­ iously injured when the car they were in was crumpled by a train in south Dade County, raising the weekend highway death toll to at least 11. Newsman Beaten JACKSON, La. (U PI) - A televlaion newsman waa beat­ en and hla life threatened by a group of armed men Sunday as he tried to film a backwoods meeting for a docu­ mentary about the Ku Klux Klan. Degrees For 3,100 GAINESVILLE (UPI) - D e ­ grees were presented to 3,100 graduates at the University of Florida Sunday. Of State Taxes By United Prrss International Florida's Democratic guber­ natorial candldafc* touched % Be Cut Back Some President Johnson’ * econ­ lion annually throughout the on taxes, the state's business omy program has resulted in United States, effective May 4. policy and one another in limited curtailment of some Postmaster Cecile Heard, of talk* throughout the stale Vestal acrvlecs, it was learn- Sanford, atated only one con­ Sunday. The candidates have I ed here today. | Postmaster General John solidated stamp and parcel lc.<s than 14 days to campaign A. Uronouski asid limited ad­ post window will be open on before the Slay 5 primary. justments will save $12.7 mil- Saturdays. Presently there are Miami Mayor Robert King four. Some parcel post deliv­ High told a Miami rally peo­ ery service will be eliminated ple "are sick and tired" of on Wednesday*. what he termed "bad business The following postmasters in government." said there will be no Saturday Fred O. Dickinson of West (lamp sales but parcel poal Palm Beach told supporter* i* not affected: Raymond in Pensacola Sunday he will WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chandler, Altamonte Springs; strive to reduce taxes, The White House said today Edgar Sltler, Casselberry; W. Scott Kelly of Lakeland said that railroad management-la­ K. Bryant, Longwood, J. W. "if Florida it to continue to bor negotiators have made Brenner, DcBary; John Cour­ prosper and if we are to con "som e definite gains" in talks ier, Oviedo, and Clarence Don­ tlnue to improve the itandard aimed at averting a coaat-to- aldson, Lake $lary. of living of all our citizens, coast strike that could begin Mis* Heard said Sanford our educational system must Saturday. servirc change* will be at be Ihe finesl." However, it waa stressed follows: Fred Karl of Daytona that difficult issues remain Parcel post delivery service Beach told the Florida Food and one member of President will be provided un a five Service Association at Jack­ Johnson's mediation team day week basis except on sonville Sunday "(lie govern­ summed up the situation by mounted and rural routes, or must show initiation and saying it was now aa difficult where six-day service will con­ foresight, and not the reaction to gain an Inch as it was a tinue. Parcel post will not he delivered on bicycle or Ihe surh as in Ihe field of race werk ago to gain a foot. relations at Jacksonville.” Johnson met with the media­ regular parcel post routes on Mayor llaydon Burns of tors and management and un­ Wednesdays. First class par­ Jacksonville charged oppon ion representative! Sunday cels, air parcel post and per­ ent John K. Mathews Jr., also night In his office to receive ishable articles will continue of Jacksonville, with making a report on the progress of lo be delivered aix daya a ready to toss new charges in discussions under a 15-day week. Saturday window service strike truce which expire* to the campaign. will consist of only one con­ 12:01 a. m. EST Saturday. “ The mediators now feel it solidated stamp and parcel is both fair and accurate to post window. Domestic and money orders characterise Ihe situation as international having been one In which will not he issued nor applica­ some definite gain* have been tions for money orders ac­ made," Pres* Secretary Geo­ cepted by rural carriers on rge E. Iteedy said today in Saturdays. An old faihioncd political telling newsmen of Hie nego All windows for postal sav­ rally, complete with a chicken Gators' report on Use work ings business, Inquiry and pilau dinner, will be staged rules dispute. claims, meter sellings, trust Thursday night at Oviedo by fund deposits, box rent col­ the Semlno'" County Demo­ lections and other special ser­ cratic Executive Committee. vices will be closed on Satur­ day*. Mrs. J. D. Morrison, com­ mittee chairman, said Paul General delivery and regist­ Mikler will be in charge of Seminole Chamber of Com­ ered mall will be conducted the rally and Mra. Ruby Es­ merce directors will meet through the consolidated stamp and parcel poat window, which tes in charge of the dinner. Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the Mrs. Estes reported dinner Tradewinds Cafeteria in Semi will be open from 1:30 a. m. to noon. will be served 5:30-7:30 p.m. note Plaza. Postmaster Heard emphasiz­ lo an estimated 350, those Chamber President Karlyle with reservations to be served Housholder suggests directors ed that no essential major services are affected under first. bring their wives to the meet­ Silkier said county candi­ ing which is being held at the orders. There will be no dates will be introduced and Seminole Plaaa in keeping change in home delivery or allowed three minutes to state with the Chamber's policy of special delivery. Regular busi­ their qualifications fur office. holding regional meetings ness mail deliveries will con­ tinue aa usual. Letters and Slate candidate* or their rep­ throughout the county. other first class mail will resentatives also will be be handled with the same heard. priority as ever. The event, dinner and rally, will be held in the Oviedo Seminole High S c h o o l High School cafelorium. science stldents will have an This Is the second rally open house for parents and ORLANDO (UPI) - U. S. sponsored by the Democratic Use public to observe their Sen. Spesaard L. Holland was committee. The third will be project! at 7-9:30 p.m. Tues­ endorsed by the Orlando Sen­ held April 30 at Sanford Civic day in the school scUnce tinel Sunday in his race for Ceoter. room*. r+elcctk a. Few Gains Made In Rail Talks Democrats Rally Thursday Night Seminole C O f C Meets Tuesday Further Cut In Uranium Set The largest fiberglass boat manufacturing company in the southeast United States will commence operations of a branch plant here on May t. Southern Fiberglass Pro­ ducts, Inc., of Orlando, has taken a long-term lease on the new Williams plant at San­ ford Industrial Park, on San­ ford Avenue, at HLH Pro­ duct*. The transaction was the se­ cond large such negotiation completed here recently by the industrial committee of ihe Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The first waa the transfer of the Del Mar building on West 20th Street to Chemical Corporation of America, at Tallahassee. Harold L. Slama, presi­ dent of Southern Fiberglass, said this morning part of his firm’s operations will be re­ moved here from Orlando, with operations to commenco May 1. He said presently the Or­ lando branch employs about 80 persons and manufactures nine fiberglass boat* dally. About seven or eight of tho Orlando personnel will bo transferred to the Sanford plant, with another 55-65 per­ rons to be employed locally. Production here will In­ crease the firm'* output to 15 boats daily, five at Orlando and 10 in Sanford Slama said. The firm manufactures tho Cobia line of sports boating craft. These will be on display Thursday through Saturday at the industrial exhibit at Sanford Civic Center. When Gene R. Meador*, owner of Meadors Marine, learned only two weeks ago that Southern Fiberglasa need­ ed to expand its operation# at Orlando, he Informed Scott Burn# and Carl Schilke, cochairmen of the Chamber's Industrial committee. J. L. Williams, Dallas, Tex­ as, head of J. L. Williams and Company, who built the $150,. 000 plant at Sanford Industrial Park, waa contacted. Lease baa been signed for Southern Fiberglass to hold the 30,000 square foot property for fiva years, with option for renewal or purchase. NEW YORK (U PI)—Presi­ dent Johnson announced today that he has ordered a further "substantial reduction" In U. S. production of enriched uranium.for nuclear weapons. He said Nikita S. Khrushchev has indicated he plans a sim­ ilar move. In a wide-range foreign pol­ icy speech, Johnson also dis­ closed that ht has lent Wil­ liam Bundy, assistant secre­ tary of state for Far Eastern affairs, to Laos for a first­ hand look at the political criala there. Johnson alio reaffirmed U. S. policy to Isolate Cuba. He likewise reiterated this coun­ By Donna Eatoo try’s determination to win the William H. Stamper of Sanwar In Viet Nam and put in a plug for congressional ap­ ford will receive the National proval of his new foreign aid Institute of Real Estate Bro­ kers award at the meeting of requests. the Seminole County Board of Realtors to be held today at 6:30 p. m. at Lyman High School. During the program Distri­ WASHINGTON (UPI) butive Education Director Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., Unlay Lloyd Barnes will award cer­ p r o p o s e d a constitutional tificates to graduates of tbo amendment tn permit Bible Ileal Estate Course tn be com­ reading and prayer In the pleted today at Lyman. public schools. A similar pro­ Other matters on the agenda posal is under study in the are induction by Byron Kim­ Ilouse. ball of now member*, Ralph Scott said in a stalcmrnt D. Park and Clarence Avery; that he offered Ihe measure presentation of certificate to "because I believe in separa­ affitiate Raymond Morris; at­ tion of church and state, but tendance award for realtor or I do not believe In separating associate and a t t e n d a n t * award for wives. children from God." Sfemper To Get Award Tonight Amendment On Bible Asked e n n e it i f t UJAVft WIST PUIftT QUALITY OU A ITTV ^ ALWAYS A REAL SPECIAL! 300 PAIR WOMEN’S JAMAICA SHORTS *1“ PR- • SOLIDS AND PRINTS Open House Holland OKd • MACHINE WASHABLE • SEE THEM ON THE FRONT T A B L I • 8IZE8 8 . 18 4 - / •* 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/. 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 17, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 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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