22 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/77b4da7ec5b05b53300e421dc265e19f.pdf b377afc508caa82f721859916a15d35b PDF Text Text JBBM H Wh Vnffarl fm H Page 4-A March 4, '64 Hoffa Draws Sharp Rebuke From Judge CHATTANOOGA, T «m . (U PI) — Teim iters President Janies R. Hoffa was sharply reprimanded today by Fed­ eral Judge Frank Wilson for "extrem ely loud” oorridor statements. , Before today’s session be gan in Hoffa’a Jury tampering trial, the Teamsters prcsl dent loudly renewed his at tack that the government was "like the Gestapo” in spying on him. His charges were made In a baUway near Wileon’s courtroom. When Wilson took his place on the bench, he said he had heard Hoffa in the hallways outside bis courtroom, de­ spite closed doors. "Something has to be done to protect the Jury" from noise, Wilson said. The Jury had not entered the room at the time. "Let’s discontinue these ex­ tremely loud arguments both inside and outside the court,” Wilson told Hoffa and his at­ torneys who remained seated at the defense table. Hoffa nodded acknowledge­ ment. A final round of arguments erae scheduled today before the trial, now In Its seventh week, goes to a 12-member Jury. Hoffa and five others are on trial here on charges o f trying to fix a Nashville, Teno., federal Jury which heard conspiracy ebarges against Hoffa in 1962. Special government prosecu­ tor Jota J. Hooker Sr., was scheduled to wind up the gov­ ernment’s ease today, charg­ ing tbs husky labor leader as the "quarterback” of the alleged Jury rigging. A Hoffa attorney, Harry Berks at Chattanooga, was scheduled to have the last word in defense summation. Dangerous Cargo Reaches Cuba ft ft i MIAMI (U PI)—Cuban refugees aald Monday night the Russian freighter Yuri Ga­ garin called at two Cuban ports early this year to unl o a d apparently dangerous cargo which may have in­ cluded nuclear materials. The refugee "Sentinels of Liberty” ssid the freighter called et Matanzss Jan. 28 and at Plnar Del Rio Feb. 2 to unload "m any crates which were bandied with extreme «are.M In each ease, the refugee report said, the ship anchored more than a mile from Use waterfront. Extreme precau tiona were la force In the dock area during the unloading. There was speculation the cargo might either be some form o f nuclear material or delicate electronic I n s t r u ­ ments for the rocket-tracking station Ruula has been re­ ported planning to InstaU in Cuba. The Sentinels reported alio that >0 missiles ready for launching have been installed at half a dozen bases in northwest Orlcnte Province. 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It was stressed that the most important point now is the writing of legislation for a port authority and early piesrntation to the State Leg­ islature. This was repeated many times by both Sanford and Jacksonville officials. Conferring with the Sem­ inole delegation were I). A. Watts, chairman of the Jack­ sonville Port Authority, and Pave Haw Is. the authority's managing director. They were Joined during a tour of the authority's properties b\ I. S. Harley, deputy manager of the Municipal Docks and Terminals. The visiting delegation con­ sisted of Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson, County Commission Chairman James P. Avery Jr., Attorney (Jordon Fred­ erick, John Krlder, manager of the Seminole County ChantIvor of Commerce, County Commissioner John Alexan­ der, Francis Itoumillat, Jack (H u ' ZipZip Code 112771 » ity now is seeking legislative permission to float a second bond issue of $10 million so it ean keep pace with the port's Dolt and Carl Schilke. Tlie latter three are also members of the Chamber's committee on formation of the loral authority w i t h Itoumillat its chairman. The Jacksonville port chair­ man told of the "growing pains" his organization ex­ perienced and offered advice on how to avoid most ot them. He reported the authority asked for permission to raise $5 million to operate the or­ ganization only to find that this was not enough. Watts added that the author­ expansion. The cost to the taxpayers, it was pointed out, will re­ main at a low 1.5 mill. Hetiring the bond issue would t>u accomplished from revenue from the port. Watts declared he believed a Sanford port authority could get started on about $2(XJ,ooo. "Then," he said, "you'd he in business." Watts said barge transpor­ tation would attract "worlds of cargo to your area." The barge rates arc much lower t h a n other carrier rates. Watts said, yet when a barge terminal is created the other carriers also bene­ fit "You build the facility,** Watts emphasized, "and industry will follow." The Jacksonville authority's director, Rawls, outlined tlie many wa>s a novice group ran obtain federal assistance in tlie form of loans to get the project "off tlie ground." Two of them would deal V?To<* lluw about this weather? • • • You couldn't Rsk for any­ thing nicer than the sunshine and warmth we enjoyed .Mon­ day and Tuesday. • ♦ • And nice weather caiia for a good story, like the one wc read In tlie Sanford Kiwanis Club bulletin for this week. It goes like this: "Childhood is that wonderful time in life when all you have to do to lose weight is bathe." • • • Here's a word o f advice to veterans who have just mar­ ried or are planning to get murried. “ Don’t forget to change your insurance bene­ ficiary," says M. T. Dixon, director o f the Florida De­ partment of Veterans Affairs. And that's some sound advice, even thought it's free! « • • Wt understand that the American Cancer Society's Seminole County unit needs old or worn out sheets and pillow cases for use in mak­ ing bandages and dresnlngs for cancer patients. Even col­ ored sheets or cases are use­ able. All*. J. Axxurello says they can be left at 205 West First St., Sanford, or at Dr. Thomas L. l.ai gen's o f­ fice. • • • Navy Appiecialiuu Day, we'ie told, is being scheduled for March 21, according to the JayCea bulletin of the Sanford-Seminole junior ttadv body, • • • Here's a multi-million doliui report, literally. Deltona Cor­ poration has reported real estate sales for the year totalled $10.5 million plus. Net income after taxes and a spec­ ial credit amounted to 9083,017 or 75 cents a share on 1,308,740 average outstanding shares listed on tlie American slock exchange. • • • And speaking of construc­ tion, we'rs reminded that new Banding is lieing instullci) in the County Commission Cham­ ber at the Courthouse. Also the desk area occupied by rommissionsrs and other coun­ ty officials is being enlarged to aeeomodute mure county personalities during meetings. • • • Sanford Police are still finding ths doors of five to 10 business houses unlocked almost every night. • • • Doyou knock on wood for good lurk? Recently wefound out that the habit goes back to the time when people be­ lieved spirits lived in trees. To rap on a tree was to call up the spirit of the tree to protect one against Impending misfortune. Olliers believe it s o f Christian origin and is in some way connected with tli-r wooden cross upon which Jes­ us Christ was crucified. H . H. Harnett Dies Henry II. Harnett. £>9. «*f Longwood died tt eduesday at his residence. Further de­ tails and funeral arrange­ ments will tie announced up­ on completion by Uramkow Funnal Home of Sanford. United Press Leased Wit* Itm tlft ) •—*1 Seventh Heavy Attack Squadron Coming To NAS »*a W'3k SANFORD, FLORIDA no. no Hie six heavy attack squudrons based at Sanford Naval Air Station will be augmented with a seventh, now on sen duty in the Fur Pacific, it was uniiounccd Wednesday by Cupl. James O. Muyo in a talk before the Sanford Kiwuiii* Club. Captain Muyo, command­ ing officer of Heavy Attack Wing One, at SNAS, said the seventh s<|tindron lias been permanently bused ul Whidliey Island, Wush., hut will be transferred here on completion o f its sea duty. In expansion of opciations of Sanford-bused i-quudi Captain Mayo also rtpu that for ths first .Time cal group • lliiuvy At Squadron 5 • will lie deploy­ ed ill lute July or euily Au­ gust for sea duty abuurd tlie aircraft carrier USS Ranger with tlie Seventh Fleet for duty in the Fur West Paci­ fic. Until now Sanford si|uudrous have been assign­ ed to tea duty with the Sixtli Fleet in tlie Atlunlic and Mediterranean areas. VAH-I now is arriving home from an liglil-nionth deployment in the .Mediter­ ranean) VAH-3 is perman­ ently assigned as a training sipiudron; VAII-7 is in the Mediterranean; VAH-D is ut home and VAII-11 is tlivitlcd between two aircraft carriera in the Caribbean area. Captain Muyo's address, illustMiled with color slides, was a "walk through” of op­ erations o f his Wing One, ul home and abroad. First slides were of scene's at San­ ford Naval Air Station, in­ cluding photos of three new buildings for maintenance and maintenance training. Secretary Asks Guards Until Strike Ends Danger Period For Meningitis Cases Passed A. II. IIECKWITH JR. Circuit Court Clerk Asks Election* * Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. today i|ualificd for re-elec­ tion to the position o f clerk of circuit mart in and for Seminole County subject to the Muy Demon atic primar­ ies. Beckwith said when he ran for the office four yeais ago lie pledged efficient, courteous offiio opciation in accord with sound fiscal re­ sponsibility. "1 have been true to my promises and continue to lie dedicated to ' these goals,” lie emphasized. | "A s time hub advanced, so have the methods in the , Clerk's Office. I take piidu in the progress made in this office during my term. The office of Clerk o f Circuit Court ill Seminole County is considered among the nio-t outstanding in our Stall. O f­ ten other Clerks liuvc pat­ terned procedures after those now in operation here. I believe tlie people o f our County can justifiably lie proud of this accomplish­ ment. "It is my honest desire to continue to serve, and if al­ lowed to do so I pledge my­ CHATTANOOGA, T u r n / self to opciation of tlie o f­ (U P I)—"It wua unfair . . . a fice as exemplified during railroad job In my opinion. Ot the pust four years,” Beck­ course, we will appeal." with declared. That was Teamsters boss : '— . James R. lluffu's angry reac­ : 4 r tion to hit conviction Wednes­ day by a federal court jury on -V v two counts of jury tampering. Held in technical custody for twe and one-half hours, Hoffa was released under 975,000 bond and did not appear dis­ couraged by the verdict. "I pity those who do nut have the funds to go to appeals courts," he said. Federal Judge Flunk Wilson gave attorneys 10 duys to file motions for a new trial, lie scheduled a further hruiing tiHiay on a defense motion tliul the case lie thrown out bi muse the government IIlegally spied on the defense. 'U nfair/ Angry Hoffa Cries I "Banger period" for any new cases has passed follow­ ing the death o f a 13-yearold girl from meningitis last Friday night, it wits reported today by Dr. Frank Leone, county health direct­ or. The gill attended classes Thursday at South Seminole Junior High School, became ill Friday, was admitted to Oilnndo AFH hospital in lin­ early evening and died that night, l)r, Leone said. He rs<lit’.rt* nUtfli. - V 1-JtlllrJ i nieitli gills, ecs’ording to base 'hospital physicians. | Ilia girl's twin sister also I showed symptoms, was hos , pltalited but hn» been re|leased. Dr. Leone suid all physicI ions in South Seminole Coun­ ty and teachers in Iter class­ es at tbo school were alert­ ed for symptoms o f new cases but none have appear­ ed. lie also suid that mem­ bers of tho girl's family, visitors to her home, neigh­ bors and other contacts, in­ cluding some students ut tho school, weie treated with auifadiuzine, a sulpha drug for this purpose. Thu liculth director ex­ pressed the opinion that the girl wus an ‘‘ isolated ra se,' that she wus a cart icr of the discase and that it probably developed fiom a run-down condition. Dr. Leone said any new cusca would have developed within five days after con­ tact with the girl, and that ended Wednesday. However, he added that purents und teachers should continue on the ulert to watch for syniptona; head­ ache, pains in the neck, nau­ sea, vomiting and tempera tine. Hu noted these also uio symptoms of thu com­ mon mid hut caution should hu taken for a few more days. HKADY L. HALL Sixth District Constable Seeks Re- TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Srcictury o f S t a t e T o m Atlanta said today that Na­ th mil Guardsmen should lie placed ahoatd each Florida East Coast Railway tniin un­ til a 13-month strike, punctu­ ated by violence, ia settled. Duly the governor cun call «t • the Nutiomil Guard to pre­ vent violence. And Gov. Furri* lliy ant suid lust Saturday he was huvitig a study niudo by tlie Statu Adjutant Gcneriil to determine wlmt such an as­ signment would cost. Bryant said today he has not yet recuivud a report on Uw rust study. IXilumr, In a a I a t e hi r n t pri-mptnd by un iiiiploniptU ci'ffec-hour discussion w i t h newsmen in his office earlier thus week, said tho violence in connection with the strike has reached a crucial stage. It's encouraging that the pit-sideiil und governor liuvu teams of investigators workii-g to apprehend salmtuurs who have blown up trains and trucks on several occasions, lint Adams said wheru thu livi» and pnqwily of Floridit n , an- emhiligcinl, the statu sin iitil not only investigate what has alicady happened hut ptevent future outbreaks. “ The presence o f Nationul (iuaidaim ii a h o a r d tlicso trains would in itself la- a ma­ jor deterrent to future sabot­ age," he suid, noting that an attack on trains tarrying Na­ tional Guardsmen would be an attack on established author­ ity. Grail.v I* Hall, constable of the sixth district, Seminole County, today announced that lie will seek re-election to a tecund term, A veteran lawman of 30 yeais, Hall has served as deputy sheriff in Orange County, wills the Winter I’ nrk Police Department, as a spe­ cial miner with the Orlundo police, as chief of police in Ococc. with the military policc attached to the 302ml Or­ dnance Regiment d u r i n g World War II and as Alta­ monte Springs politic chic! ior three terms. A graduate of (tie South­ western Institute of Criminology, in 1!M»2 lie was selected as (lie only Seminole Cuunty law enforcement officer lo assist in Ihe investigation of organized d im e in Ihe Cen­ tral Florida area and was recognized as a key figure in cracking t h e niulti-niillhm dollar .i month holita racket City Workmen today com­ ill tills area. lie amures that if reelect-1menced o|K-rations for (-hang­ <d lie will conlinuc to serve| ing paiking arrangements in as lie has in the past with downtown Sunfoid, accord­ fairness to all and special ing to City .Manager W. E. Know It,. Pic-cut lines mark­ privileges to none. ing pHinllcl parking on First Slici-t and Magnolia and Palmetto Avenues are being JFK Coin WASHINGTON (UPI) - erased prior to a change to The John F. Kennedy half angle parking. The piesent dollar will lie distributed by center llnr on First HtrMl local banks starting March 24. also will lie erased. Parking System Being Changed .,■ OFFICIALS FROM SANFORI) und Seminole Cuunty conferred with Jui-knunvillu I’ort Au­ thority leader*, Wednesday on organizing a Sanford Port Authority. From left are Carl Schilke, County Commission John Alexander, Attorney Cordou Frederick, County Commission r- j j-..: Normal procedure was re­ versed Wednesday- night when support personnel o f HeavyAttack Squadron One began airlifting into the Sanford Naval Air Station ahead of tin- squadron's planes and flight crews. Wives mid children greeted tlie 150 officers and nten who had hern aboard Ihe USS In­ dependence on a Mediterranenn cruise since July 0, 1003. Held up by had weather si ne Tuesday, the squadron's 10 A-5A Vigilantes arrived in Sanford today. More support pnaonnel are also scheduler! for an airlift today. The first of the thice trimsport planes arrived from Nor­ folk, Va., where the Independ­ ence docked Wednesday, arriv­ ed at Sunfoid NAS at 7:40 p. m. Tlie other two followed almost immediately. In anticipation o f the home­ coming. buildings at the stutint, were decorated with linnm m proclaiming "Welcome Home Tigers," a squadron nickname. Similar signs in AN EXCITED WELCOME homo in Riven a store windows and across San­ VAII-1 sailor by his wife nml non Wednesday ford's First Street announced night after his arrival from Norfolk. the return. Today's arrival of the A6,'«'s from Norfolk, led by Commanding O f f i c e r Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart, returned 20 airmen to Sanford. Six of the eight at-sea months writ- spent in tlie Med­ iterranean where YAII-I and t h e Independence operated Furinil dedication of Its Official* from throughout with Ilia U. S. Sixth Fleet. Tha oilier two months were water works system is ached- the area are being invited to lnl.cn up by opciations with ' tiled at Altamonte Springs for attend. A special program and refreshments arc planned. the Second Fleet In the A t­ March 15 at 2 p.m. A cammittca of councillantic. men's wivas was formed to Ports of call for ths sailors make arrangements. Serving Included llurcelotin, S p a i n ; are Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, Cannes and Marseilles, Fruiter; Mrs. Gene Stevenson, Mrs. Livorno und Naples, Italy, and Robert Newell, 3tra. Keith Beirut, Lchuinm, The majority Nixon and Kirs. D o n a l d of time, however, was spent Frltch. pntruling the Mediterranean. Construction work was re­ The dedication program was VAII-1 is the Navy's second sumed tills morning at the discussed Wednesday night ut squadron to fly and deploy new Kunlonl Plaza after a the Altamonte Town Council with tlin much two (twice the two day shutdown In ought on meeting. s|a-rd of sound) Vigilante. Tha hy plumbing union plrkrls nut The rnuncil also voted to first, VAII-7, relieved VAII-1 nf Orlando. There is nn plumb­ install two radios in pollcu uhunrd the USS Enterprise ers union local in Seminulc cars, awarded a contract for less than two weeks ago. County. paving of a parking lot to The arrival o f the squadron Wall Plumbing ami Heating, Orange Paving Company and was just in time to liiaku prepof Sanford. held sub contracts adopted a resolution to cut tho uiations for flying in Heavy between median fur the plumbing work fur distances Attack Wing One's tenth an­ (lie Publix and Erkcrd build­ openings ou Runic 430 to a nual Bombing Derby, March ings with tlie cuntructor, it. maximum of 3oo le d . 10-21. Also authorized was a 400M. Thompson Company. Water System To Be Dedicated March 15 Work Resumes At Sanford Plaza 26 Qualified As Of Noon Twenty-six Democrats had to run for county offices in the Muy 5 primary as of noon toduy. ucrurding to Clerk o f Courts Arthur II. Beckwith Jr. I.atcxt to qualify, in addi­ tion to the 21) un Ibcsday ami Wednesday, are: Gen. J. C. Hutchison, lo succeed himself as Cuunty Conimiisioner for District 1; Beckwith, to succeed him­ self; W. II. Ellerbc, tux col­ lector; G. W. Bdl, County Commissioner, District 5; I,. I.. Cox, to succeed himself us Justice of the Peace, Dis­ trict (i, and Grady- Hull, to succeed himself as Consta­ ble, District <1. quNliied Orlando nickels appeared Monday and union members of olhcr (-rails refused to rruss the picket lines Tuesday and Wednesday. Thompson ollicials .uni rep­ resentatives ol the United Association id Plumbers und Fitters laie.il Union 803, ol Orlando, nrguliated to the IKiint whereby Wall would he permitted to complete the Publix contract but relinquish the Kckord contract. ('IminnuM James 1*. Avery Jr., Dave Rawls, Jacksonville jtort managing director; Commit* Iceman Juck Holt, Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson and Francis Roumillut, chairman of the Semi­ nole Chamber of Commerce's jgirt committee. DALLAS (UPI) — Jack Ruby cursed Ism Harvey Os­ wald and said "I intended to shoot him three times" a few minutes after he put a bullet into the aroused assassin, a detective testified today at his murder trial. Detective Don R. Archer who was guarding the Jail of­ fice door on the morning of Nov. 24, aaid that 12 acconda after Ruby fired the ahot, the slayer uttered the wurda; "1 hop* X killed t h o ................ “ foot extension of u watcrllno to serve the theater, inedic.il building and a new restau­ rant. Major Lawrence Swofloril is to confer with lire depart­ ment personnel concerning tin- Insl.iRation of tclephum) lines to serve the community. The present setup wus dis­ cussed ut length Wednesday night ami firemen registered their dissatisfaction by offer­ ing to resign in a body. We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY % O'*’ $£66 _ vV* Blarkwall. plus lax 4k Recap. Tire Wlillrwalla 92 , mure. 750*14, _ 800x14, 850x14, Ruby Threat To Shoot 3 Times Told Stork Race • %■ TUCKS., MARCH ft, IOC.I Adams For Troops On F1C Trains MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) —St. Joseph's Hospital, which i bloke into the delivers more babies than any fall beer garden, other private hospital in Wis­ ,t 13th Street, Wed- consin. said today that 32 ba­ light and stole |JIo. bies were delivered Tuesday, a record fur a single day. 1 tv police. tolen Established l'JOfcS Rawls summed it up by saying: "We know what you are facing. We know because we have gone through it. Any­ thing we can do to help you will be done. By helping you, wo help ourselves. "Right now," he continued, "w e are operating at our ca­ pacity. It costs a shipper $<>,ooo or $7.txxi a day if one of their vessels cannot tie up in port. If you were in operation today, we could advise Iho shipper to barge his cargo to Sanford and it would t>e moved, his ship freed from the costly delay." Tigers' Welcomed Home YEATIIER: Possible showers today; partly cloudy Friday; high toda 7**-80; low tonight 55-65. VOL. oil with the Housing and Home Finance Agency; the third would involve the Maritime Commission. Even a pre-operation loan can he obtained, Rawls noted, tf their is need for roads, sewer lines and other utilities. The conference ranged over every phase of the operation, from the most technical points to the labor situation as ex ­ perienced in Jacksonville. Sanford and Seminole offi­ cials repeatedly expressed their appreciation for the to­ tal cooperation given by the Jacksonville authorities. J 000x 14, 050x 14. New 'Freud TIRES • Grnutne Mr Roberta r d reads applied on sound lira casings] • Frrs • BUDGET TERMS Mounting 40ft W. FIRST ST. F A 7-0651 Florida Distributors For Dvamaa Custom Built Ttroa I �V • fjr April 12 'Sabin Oral Sunday' - L A "Sabin Oral Sunday" (SOS) will ba bald April IS fur Seminole County residents by tha Junior Chamber of Commerce in corporation with the Seminole County Medical Society and other health or­ ganisations. Wally Peacock. SOS chair* man, aaid I t dletribuUon altea will be aet up throughout the county In order to give Im munlaation aa (aat as poeelble. Unlike Salk vaccina which muat bo Injected, Sabine vac* cine is taken orally and after two doses requires no booster as it immunises the person fo r life against polio. Although a person has tak­ en tha Salk vaccine it is highly recommended that tha Sabin vaccine also be taken. Salk vaccine only limta the effects o f polio, whereas Sabin vac e l n e completely immunises against polio. Jayceea plan an all-out cam' pelgn fo r "Sabin Oral Sun­ day" so that no person in Seminole County will be with* out Immunisation. All news media will be asked to co-op­ erate in this effort] also to be used are rolling sound equip­ ment, handouts to school chil­ dren, notices along with cus­ tomer purchases at various stores and everyona will be asked to carry the message to their friends and neighbors. Medical experts declare Sab­ in oral vacelaa to be the brightest hope for full eonquest o f polio. It Is a pleasant tasting liquid and the local Jayeee organisation will have on hand a sufficient amount fo r the immunisation o f every­ one la Seminole County. A donation of SO cents will be asked when eaeh does o f vac­ cine is given to cover the cost o f vaccine and supplies. Announcements will ba made later as to time and locations o f the various distribution points and also dates fo r the second dose. FireAuxiliary SetsMeeting Tha Iodise Auxiliary e f the Longwood Volunteer Tiro De­ partment will meet at B p. m. next Monday at tha now T in Hall. Plans will ba mads for Mia asalstanca tha auxiliary will give tha firemen at the ehlekan dinner scheduled for March U et City Park. Ladles of tha organisation will ba selling tickets to tha dlnntr this Saturday in front o f tha Longwood Post Offlca and tha now Winn-Dixie Stars on tha corner o f SR 434 and Highway 17-9*. Mrs. Judy Snow, president, hss issued an invitation to all woman o f tha arem interested In the work o f the auxiliary to attend Monday nlgbt'a mealing. Hospital Notes MARCH 4 Bernice Hall, Ronnie Wing­ field, Minnie Posold, Plnkcy Oliver, Watson B. Wallace. Judy Hudson, Kobocca Blan­ kenship, all o f Sanford; Cur­ tis E. Redman, Anna Htring, both of DcBary; Foda Faya Orr, Orlando; Elsie M. Plait ridgs, Mt. Dors; U u ls Mss Atkins, Lake Monroe Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Pick en i, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Klvln Richmond, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt P . Crum, baby boy, Orlando Ulitharge a Deanna KJetrlchs, Leasts Mae Scwerd, Ariel* Johnsou, Tom Crews Bolt, Carolyn Liven der, David Wells, James P. Cullen, Cora Bryant, Rebecca Kirkland, Annie Ruth Robin euu, Frances Goodman, San dra L. Pkllagc, Nortne Mar lou, Kettle Pearl Dixon, Neda Johnson ami baby boy, Boverly R. McDermott and baby boy, all of Sanford; Uta Bell, Alva Groce, both o f Long­ wood; Ituby Combs, Genova; Curtis E. Redman, DcBary; Rose Phillips, Osteen; Elite Jane Keogh, Luke Mary; llowurd Brewer, SUvrr Lake; Susan L a r a e n , Meriden, Conn. I try cleaning a washable fabric the first few times will lengthen its life and help it keep its initial freshness for a lung Uine. • •«, B m fttrB Pagfi 2 — March 5, 1964 V rraffl C d su v t FRAN MORTON, secretary o f the Women’s City Bowlin? Association, examines a schedule of events tr, take pluce this weekend in the Wom­ en’s City Bowling Tournament. The tourney, to be sponsored by Lake Monroe Inn, Central Ex­ terminating Co., Wight’s Wholesale Food Dis­ tributors and Rex Liquors, will begin Saturday at 1 pp.m. .m . Singles and doubles competition will (Herald Photo) start Sunday at 1 p.m. Building Fund Drive Planned By Forest City Association will lie on Forward's team with the remainder on Lashley’s. Motion waa made and aprpoved that at the cloie of the campaign losers will treat the winnere to a steak dinner. The group also approved Lushley’s m o t i o n fo r an amendment which would allow residents o f neighboring com­ munities located outside o f precinct 12 to join tha assotion. Such residents would be­ come associate members with voting rights and could serve a* chairmen or members of committees. However, until the charter is amended, only those living in precinct 12 can serve on tha executive board. Monday night’s dinner and program meeting was held at Forest Lake Academy with Jim Bottomley o f Orlando and Col. Jeise O. Gregory o f Loch Arbor as apaciai guests. Gregory, a candidate for District 6 County Comtnlsaioi.ur, appeared before' tha group to apeak on behalf o f t h a proposed Metropolitan Telephone System which would eliminate toll chargee within the county. Entertainment waa provided by the Academy quartet, "Tha Ambassadors," who are Jamie Pougu* o f Lincoln, Nab., Tom Ends o f Foraat City, Ronnl* Buntxlnger o f Apopka and Roger Hogan o f Jacksonville, Accompanying on tha guitar Federal State Market waa Eddie Maynard, also o f Jacksonville. Accordlan solec News Service lions were presented by Mist 8anford Shipping point Information Ann Arney. A number o f Forest City for Mar. 4. All sales F. O. B. Praeoollng charge* extra un­ businessmen also wars present for this meeting. less otherwise stated. BAN FORD-O VIEDOZELLWOOD DISTRICT! Partly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: D e m a n d fair, market about steady. Domestic round type, D i bu. crates, few, f 1.85 to 91.30, very few A change in appointment* higher and lower; 30 lb. aacks, mostly ordinary to fair qual­ for the March 17 North Or ity, amall to medium, g l to ■undo election board was mad* Tuesday night by the Village 91.26, very few higher. Carrotsi Demand fair, mark­ Council due to the entry o f et about steady. Sacks, 4B-1 Mra. I.ury Fuirburn, a previ lb., film parked, |2 to $2.23, oua appointee, aa a candidate mostly |2; 50 lbs. loose, 91.73 for the charter board. Named to fill the vacancy to 92. Celery: Demand good, mark­ as an Inspector was Mrs. Rob­ et slightly atroiigrr. 10 ill. ert Dean. Others on tha board eratca, Pasrul type, H dot. and are Mrs. Helen Greene, di larger, $4.26; hearts, 24 count, rector, and Mrs. Fred Suiter end William Mackintosh, in­ film wrapped, $8.23. Chinese Cabbage: Offerings spectors. Members of ths board will light. lU in. crates, few, >2.30. Endive and Escarole: De­ receive payment of 01 par mand fair, m a r k e t almut hour for their aervicee on steady. 1 1/0 bu. crutca, most­ ulvction day. Voting will be by machine and will taka ly 92.76. Lettuce: Offerings l i g h t . place in room six o f the North Boston type, FUN crates, 24 Orlando Company office buildcount, 93; Leaf type. 12 qt- lug from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m baskets, few, 91.26; Iceberg and Romalne, insufficient sup­ plies to quote. Onions, liraen: D o m a n d light, market steady. Crataa, 3 dot. bunches, $3. By Maryann Mile* Parsley: Offerings l i g h t . The Wokiwu Volunteer File Ciatcs, 6 dot. bunches, few, Department will meet in reg­ 12 to 92.20. ular session at 7:80 p. m. Parsni|ia: Offerings light. Thursday at tha Fire House Boskets, 12-1 lb., film parked, on Aurora Drive. few. 91.20. New officers sleeted last Radlshaa: D e m a n d alow, month ara Wains A. Lydick, market fairly steady. Baskets, chief; Thomas 8. G 11 d a r t, film packed, red varieties, 30.0 president; Norman C. Not­ us., 65 cents to IHi cents, very- tingham, vie* president; Wal­ few allgbUy lower. ler D. Whitaker, secretary and Spinach: . Insufficient sup­ Louis J. Stubbs, treasurer. plies to quote. Elected to serve on the board HASTINGS, FLORIDA wu* N. E. Porting*. DISTRICT: Fire protection covarag* by Partly cloudy and warm. the Wt-kiwa department Is o f­ Cabbaga: D e m a n d light, fered for annual fees of f6 fur market about steady. Domestic residents and 919 for busi­ round type, I t i bu. crates, ness**. Charge* o f 9100 to an­ f t .00; BO lb. sack*, ordinary to swer a fire call wlU ba mad* fair quality, amall to medium, to those who are not subscrib­ e r to the service. g l to 01.28. By Maryana Mllae Plana fo r an all-out building fund aampalgn were made Monday night by mtmbera o f the Foraat City Community Aaaociation after announce­ ment waa made that dead for tha building elta had been re­ ceived and that construction on a club house can gat under­ way aa Boon aa county commlaalonara algn the dead and It ia recorded. Tha property ia located on Lot 03, Lake Harriett Eitates. Tha dead cornea with only one restriction . . . that any building placed thereon be avail­ able for public use. Official tills o f the building will bo "Forest City Community As­ sociation Club House and Rec­ reation Canter," and signs an­ nouncing it as auch will be immediately placed on tha lot by Brian Benjamin, associa­ tion publicity chairman. Under the leadership o f John Bethea, president, the fund-raising campaign waa or­ ganised to cone If t o f two teams headed by Allen For­ ward and Dick La ahley aa captains who will work under general direction o f Adolph Juhl, chairman. Members from A through K of the alphabet VEGETABLE REPORT Village Makes Election Board Appointment DEAR A BUY: We have been married forty - two year* and are both in our sixties. My husband bus al­ ways been a ladles' man, but the older he gels, the worse he gela. He has to have a woman doctor, a woman barber, and he will never let a man wait on him in a store if lie can get a woman to do It. If a neighbor wom­ an drops in to visit with me, even If he Is busy ouslde, he comes right ill and takes over, and I seldom gat a word In. Also, whsn the most innocent remark is made, his eyes light up, he gels a dirty amirk on his face and ho twists It around to make it sound smutty. 1 am at tha end of my rope. Does this happen to ALL men when they get on In years? DIRTY OLD MAN’S WIFE DEAR W IFE: No. Your husband could b* more than a "dirty old man." He could be a sick one. Doctors have seen this type, and one should see youre soon! • • • D E A R A B B Y : Today, while I wee on ths school • By Abigail Van Buren bus, the Inj* driver hit a dog. > All o f us kids told him about it, and all he said was, “ I an. a wale o f that.” Abby, he didn't even stop to aee If the dog was dead or not. Up un­ til now I have a l w a y s thought o f this bus driver as a nice person. Now I don't want to look at him. None o f us kids eould do a thing. LOVER DOGS IN KOKOMO, 1ND. LO aJ Judging from tha latter* I receive, many modern wives betlava they have a "perfect right" to go o ff alone fo r a month or so to visit thetr par­ ents. But what's ths other side o f the story? Writes n fed-up husband: "Every year It'a the same. My wife announces that aha I* go­ ing baek to visit her parents and she always stays at least a month. She’s away right now, and I*in getting mighty tired of coming home night a f­ ter night to an empty house, eating ail my meals at restsurauU, trying to fill up lonesome evenings by going to movies alone, etc. "Am I being selfish In AsHign* W eights BOWIE, Md. (UP1) - Hasdicupper John Turner Jr. as­ signed Mongo and Gun Blow top weight of 120 pounds for Saturday's $100,000 added John U. Campbell Handicap. Mongo is tile early 8-3 fav­ orite for the mile and onesixteenth race and Gun Blow is rated T-3. When buying fresh brocco­ li. choose dark grean to pur­ plish, tightly-dosed buds and green leaves and stalks, ad­ vises the U. S. Department of Agriculture. DEAR KATHY: Not your boy frlsnd. • • • DEAR ABBY: The item in your column, ‘ ‘Confiden­ tial to Buffalo Bill: Do not roient growing old. It is a privilege denied to many” hit me hard, Abby. 1 am a 26-year-old widow with two small children, 0 and 8. My husband waa 27 years old when he died o f electric shock at his job. If people only knew how lucky they were to have eaeh other! HEARTBROKEN IN BATAVIA, N. Y. e e • DEAR LOVES DOGS: If you havan't already don* so, tall your parents and they will certainly taka It up with the echool authorities. The bus driver should have stopped and done what he could to help the poor ani­ mal. Had tha bus driver been alone, tha crime would not hava been less, but to have set such a poor example fo r school children in inex­ cusable. * • • Gat it o ff your cheat For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, writ* to ABBY, Bor 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, aelf-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," sand 60 cents to Ab­ by, Bog 8306, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR A BB Y: A t Christ­ mastime I gave my boy friend a leather wallet and a pair o f silver cuff links. H* gave me a ball point pan with tha name o f an insur­ ance company on i t For Valentina’s Day I gave him £o £D b y I f Hamlet had p l a y e d bridge, he might have solilo­ quised, "T o finesse or not to finesse. That is tba question.” Now, how would you go about playing today's hand? Ths East and West cards era not shown, but you do gat a king o f spades opening. A fter winning the first trick you essh ths acs and king o f trumps and both opponents follow. Do you want to try for a lot o f tricks or do you want to make sura of bringing homo your contract? I f you want to play aaft, you should start proceedings by lasding a low diamond toward dummy. I f East wins with the queen, you will hava tosaed a trick right out tha window. No mat­ ter whleh opponent wins tha trick, however, you will ba a 12 by 14 tinted picture of myself in a real pretty frame, and he didn’t give me ni.ything. What gives? K A T llY O n if if Wa*» i* Norte if Pass Pass Opening lead— * K By Oswald Jacoby Baal a* Pass sura ta bring home your con­ tract Suppoa# West takes the queen and leads a club. Now you finesse dummy’* queen. It that loses, East will hava to lead something and bo- ha fora West ean gat in to lead another club through dum­ my, you will have sat up two diamonds In your own hand and will bo able to dltcard dummy’s ten o f clubs and eventually to ru ff your last alubs. If you go out for every­ thing that isn’t nailed down, you will lead a club toward dummy and finesse ths queen. I f that bolds, y o « will lead ths Jack o f diamonds and finesse against East fo r the queen. You will make eix on that line of play if ths king o f eiubs and queen e f diamonds are where you want them to be. But, you will go down nt your game contract if both these cards and tha jack o f clubs are w h en you don’t want them to be. — | : lj ■ g] No, you’re not being selfish. Ycn’ra Just being human. If ths tables were turned and you went o ff fo r a month at a time, leaving your w ife bohind, don’t think you wouldn’t have an indignant woman on your hands. So why don’t you aak your wife to limit her fam ily visits to a week or ten daye? That will give her a ehanca to see her parents, and yet not leave you alone long enough so that you get to feeling the whole setup isn’t fair to you. If you hava trouble making her see your point, then next time use strategy. Instead ef writing her how lonesome you are and how much you miss her, let your letters give the Impression that you ara hav­ ing a fin* time and getting along very well, Indeed. I f I know women, *nd I think I do, that will get her home quicker than a daily let­ ter saying how much you miss her. THURSDAY P. M. I Levs Lucy December Drlds Concentration Real McCoys Price Is Righ t Missing Link Pete A Dledys Seven K ey * ( 1* l\ MIU( IM 1 HI A l i a him out. 9-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ son. “ The Case of tb« Arro­ gant Arsonist.” This is one case Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) would rather not have touched. He wins it, of count-, but not entirely. A TV newscaiter (Frank Aletier) is found dead in a crashed auto after he has accused a former deputy fire chief (Tom Tullyi of setting fire to a warehouse to collect insurance. 9- 10 p.m. ABC. Tbs Jimmy Dean Show. A lively hour with Boot* Randolph and his jump­ ing eax, Charlie Manna's funny take-off on how different types of singers use a hand­ kerchief, a good comedy apot involving Rowlf's breaking Jimmy’s guitar and ending in their duet to "ft's A Sin to Tell a Lie” and Dorothy Col­ lins doing "Accentuate tha Positive" and * ' J « a 1 o u a Heart." 10- 11 p.m. NBC. The Perry Como Show. Tonight’s show consists o f a lot of Como, comedy and jais. The comedy is supplied by Martha Raye and Mickey Rooney while AI Hirt supplies the ja u . Como is himself. Hirt offers his best-selling recording, "Ja­ va,” and Perry and Martha get together for a medley of “ R iver" s o n g s . Including "Moon R iver," "Old Man Ri­ ver" and "Down by ths River Side.” 10-10:3u p.m. ABC. Tba Edie Adains Show. Some ex­ cellent musical talents make this a worthwhile half hour. Charlie "Boss* Nova” Byrd demonstrates that he's a superlative guitarist whatever kind of music he does. Fat Overweight Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, our pro­ duct called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex ia a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Gat rid o f exetsa fat and iiv* longsr. Odrinex costa $3.00 and is acid on this guarantee: if not satisfied for any reason, Just return the package to your druggist and gat your full money back. No quastlooa asked. Odrinex Is sold with this guarantee by: McKeynolds Drug Store — Sanford — Mail Orders Filled P O R T R A IT H O U S E D A LLA S’ F IN E S T is coming to S A N F O R D INTRODUCTORY Ton it u — nsa * m u OFFER A N Y O N E PERSON — A N Y AGE Carles* Faso Kite "■•IS* of S t a t W Cal a* “ tleserl—o ta a*la«r" rm in*T a a x T m u A Y H U A CARLOAD • FEATURES «J*kll** TmU" c«l*r Regular 8 50 value " W i r t Mlaeiag IS* •t*ra" J*rrr Liwta "■•r*a nil* Oat* C*l*r I ONLY All Persons Under 18 Must Be CLUB DIAMOND Accompanied by Parent. NORTH OF SANFORD ON 17-92 ONE 8x10 SILVERTONE • GROUP SITTINGS TAKEN ON APPROVAL — NO CHARGE < • WIDE SELECTION OF PROOFS • ON SUNDAY AND PACKAGE ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY, MARCH 6th DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF 9 A. M . TO 8 P. M. • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY • • INQUIRE AT FRONT DESK • FRI. AND SAT. NIGHT MARCH € • 7 FROM • P. M. TILL I A. M. SUNDAY, MARCH 8th — LISTON • CLAY FIGHT FILM (4) (I) 11:04 (3) If) (I) 11:34 (3) (!) <») •:00 ( I ) Nawacop* ( I ) News. 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(Lloyd's son) does a fine job as a diabetic whose resentment at his par ent*’ divorce turns him into a petulant young man trying to use his illness as a weapon against them. Brooke Bundy is appealing as the young love interest who helps straighten it" BAR R&k T V Time Preview* Television Tonight thinking that if I c a s t get Per every woman has a se­ away, my wife ought to stay cret fear that her husband may really enjoy "batching at home, too?” LIQUOR TODAY thru SAT. Shows A t 1:M - I HO 6:16 • 7:2* • 8:66 8-B p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In ­ cident at Zebulon." Lot of action In this one, even though Howdy (Clint Esstwoodj isn't around to aid his beleaguered co-star. Gil Fa­ vor (E ric Fleming) rescues a drover from a lynching at die hands of a masked band of ''patriots'' and is horse­ whipped for his pains. With revenge in his eye, Gil seeks the identities of the leaders, W o m a n By Ruth Miiiett POPULAR PRICES — NO COVER CHARGE Wekiwo VFD Sets Meeting diiqhljufhJLi FROM I P. M. TILL 11 P. M. OPEN DAILY — EXCEPT MONDAY MAYFAIR INN FIR ST 8T . SANFORD r ____ \ 4 I m-t �•S* I n fg r l |m l March B, 1964 — rape a Lake Monroe Jottings By Mrs. H. L. Johnson _ I wonder If Spring is Just "a b o u t here. The last few days have been the kind that have the homemakers in the mood for spring housecleaning. But It sure has been nice. Hope it lasts. • • • So very sorry that little Dale Austin con­ tinues to be ill. Get well Dale, we miss you. Also little David Wells is in the local hospital with pneumonia. We " w i s h him a speedy recovery too. • • • Betty Hobby is con­ fined to her home with the mumps. • • • Happy birthday to Sue Thompson who was IS yesterday. • • • Well, three very pretty gals out this way made their parents and town proud of them this past week. The very talented and cute Jeri Wheatland won the talent " contest at a show put on by the Lake Mary C. of C. Of course we were confident «hc would win, though. So we want to congratulate Jeri for winning. We expect she will go far in the entertainment world. Keep it up Jeri. • • • And lovely Darlene Roberts won first place In the heart _ queen contest out at the Melo“ dee Skating Rink. Darlene is the daughter of M. 0 . and DeBary Bridge Club Plays • 14 Tables DeBary's Duplicate Bridge Club played two aectlona at 14 tablea Tuesday afternoon at the regular weekly meeting held at th# Firemen’s Recre­ ation Hall. Section A waa directed by Mist Kthel Johnson, Winners w-cre, NS, first, Mrs. Robert Nlcholla and Mrs. Elsa Un™ Vies; second Mias Johnson and Mrs. Richard Stevens; third, Mr. and Mra. J. B. Baker. E\V, first, Mra. E. E. Bat­ son and Mrs. Luther Tarbell; second, Mrs. David Singer and Richard Stevens; third, Mr. •mi Mrs. Charles Daglia. Section B was directed by Mrs. Jessie Pearsnll. Winners ^ were NS, first, Mrs. Ruth • 3lli.lt nnd Myron Accardi; sec* cm 1, Mra. Harold Lynch and Mra. Norman Meyer; third, Mr. und Mra. It. E. Watty. KW. first, Mra. R. W. Aekrrman and George D. Dick­ ey; second Mrs. Arthur Willgoose and William Luts; third, E. F. Benton and Nor­ man Meyer. a Announcement h a s been ituda that tha first Open Pairs Club Championships will be played on Saturday, March 14 at tha Firemen's Recrea­ tion HalL Only ona session games will ba played and a small entry fee will ba ra• quired. No reasrrationa are ntcessary. p Sale Of Cans Aids School • Landscaping 9 Audrey Roberts of 0*ange Boulevard. And of course, the Lake Monroe H.D. Club is glad that it was her sponsor. • • • Petite Gail Coleman, daughter of Wilson and L’ Lean Coleman came in se­ cond. Darlene's gown as a pale green and Gall's was white. An outstanding feature of Gail's gown was rows of narrow gathered lace set in scaUoped style and further accented by white ribbon bows. • • • This part of town is indeed proud of these wonderful girl*. • • • The Roy Muse family of Indiantown went over to see Roy’s dad, Carlos Muse, who is in Bay Pines Hospital and then came on up here to see Roy's mother, Helen. They reported that Carlos is doing fine and hopes to get to come borne real soon. We hope so too Carlos. • • • Clyde Harris, a Seminole High student will enter some of his paintings Oils weekend in the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. Clyde is a very talented ar­ tist. • • • A recently married couple, Norman and Barbara Sparks, are making their home on Rivervicw Avenue. Glad to welcome them to the neighborhood. • * • The Han­ dy Helpers 4-11 Club met yes­ terday to work on their demonstration for County 4-H Events Day. They also made plans and the menu they will serve at the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration meeting next week. • • • Don't forget the cooking school coming next week. It will be held In the Civic Center in town. So mark your calendar for March 10. 7:30. p. tn. • • • Our thought this week is a request for a repeat of some time ago. Today is here: All of us draw the same salary In seconds, minutes, hours. Today. I refuse to spend time worrying about what might happen. I am going to spend my time making things hap­ pen. THANK YOU ... IN APPRECIATION FOR PAST SUCCESSI f G O O D ^ E A SAvr comc in and SAW.. R ★ APPRECIATION DAYS! Many one-of-a-kind, odd lots, all specially priced. Many other clearance values not advertisedl AUTO ACCESSORY BARGAINS SPECIAL PRICES Auto Scat Belts l.irrntc I’ lalc Frame* fS A V f i \ NOW . . . So many of our best customers have asked us to repeat the Pre­ to do it. Read about these special S Pc. 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N ITE S T IL L 9:00 SAll Ph. 322-2821 S 79.95 �V Hr I wtit l Pnprc 4 — Vrratl Mnrch B, 1961 Miss Dorothy Herlong Will W ed Reverend Charles Hay Ethel Root Circle Gathers T o Discuss Station Wagon Laurie Rheuark Celebrates First Birthday With Party , The Ethel Root Circle of the Laurie Rheuark, daughter Congregational C h r i a 1 1 a n of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rheu­ Church met recently at the ark, celebrated her first birth­ home of Mra. Earl Moxley. day recently at har parent'! The president, Mrs. Walter borne with a party. Representative and Mrs. AI-1 Ida, where he was a member I bachelor degree by the School| Rev. Father Hay is a vicar Bethea, conducted the busi­ Refreshments of Ice cream, b«ft SydMy Herlong Jr., of o f the Phi Gamma Delta Fra- of Theology, University of the of St. Edward’s Episcopal ness session. Member* were cake and kool aid were serv­ Leesburg have announced tbwI He wai awarded bislSouth, Sewanee, Tenn. The| Church in Mount Dora. reminded to donate trading ed to the guests, along with balloons for the youngsters. engagement of their deugh^ " stamps, which will be sent Those arriving to celebrata tor, Dorothy, to the Bov. * vV to Lake Byrd Lodge to pro­ the birthday were: Mr. and Cbariei Henry Hey, o f Mount . * cure a station wagon. Several Mrs. Norman Frost, Miss Dart, son o f Mrs. Dorli H. j complete books were donated, Carla 51 a y , Mike Frost, and Mra. G. O. Nordgren was Grandma Frost, Helan and MeKown, Orlando. t W & . .V -tr fS L ^ /•• v Th# wedding will be held at f M t' * V W y'/ * X 'v appointed to receive further Marlene Hall, Frank Melder, tho BL James’ Episcopal \ *> t •• >, books before the deadline o( Doug and Diane ktclder, Mrs. Church on May 30 at 10 a.m. March 10. Perry Dome and Paul Dome. j» Leesburg. A report was given by Mrs. The bride-elect attended the M. J. Corbett, chairman of University of Florida end the Swedish-American Smor­ graduated from Coker Colgasbord, which the Circle re­ age In Hertevllle, H. C., with cently sponsored. Over SOO a bachelor of aria degree In people attended this yearly mmmerclal art. She hai been event. The Circle member: '.caching art at Roblnawood gave Mrs. Corbett a standing Junior High School in OrlanTha Battles wars In full ovation in appreciation of her lo. Miss Herlong was present­ efforti as chairman of t|)ls swing aa the Anchor Club 'd at the Polnsettla Ball of event. Mrs. Corbett, in turn, girls performed for the Pilot tha Woman'! Club of Leesthanked her co-chairman, Club at a recent dinner meet­ aurg. and all those who assisted ing. Tha Bov. rather Hay atThe Beatles consisted of her. ‘.ended St. Petersburg Junior Susan Pierey, Susan Burgess, The Circle will sponsor the College and received a bachHelen Mann and Diana LipLenten Supper and Bible ilor o f arts degree In history study today at the Congrega­ sey. Moderator for the pro­ !rora the University of tional Christian Church. Mrs. gram was Sharon Jackson. A comical imitation of Hedda Robert Gctman and Mra. Bethea will serve as hostess- Hopper wai performed by Diana Lipsey. Sherri Splnelli es for the occasion. entertained the ladies with a At the conclusion of the piano solo. Folk aongs were meeting delicious refresh­ sung by Nickle Morgan and ments were served by the hos­ Judy Lewis. Susan Plercy tess to several members: read the poem, "Conversion" Mr*. T. Alford. Mrs. Walter to the club. These Anchor Tired of serving the tame Ucthca, Mrs. M. J. Corbett, Club performers were under ild neats weak after week? Mrs. Robert Getman, Mrs. the aupervlsion of Mrs. Jack Then get out of that rut. Harold Herbst, Mr*. Ralph Burney. lonem akers can serve a dlfLussing, Mrs. G. O. Nord­ The honored guests at tha 'erent kind or cut o f meat gren, Mrs. A. M. Rcmusat, Pilot Club ware Dr. Lewis r m y day for almost three Mrs. E. T. Simpson, Mrs. Perez, Stephanie Westgate months without repeating, Clyde Stinson and Mrs. Boyd, and Mra. Jack Burney. (ays Myrtle Wilson, Home a guest. Janice Smith, president con­ ’demonstratlon Agent. ducted tha meeting ia n St. At least, that's tha number Patrick's Day atmoepbere. JSDA'a Economic Research . Enterprise Those attending tha meet­ .Service found In a single ing ware: Haaal Field, Bather arge supermarket in a typi­ Rive, Batty Cbeateraon, Helen cal community. And when Westgate, Bonnie B o o n e , ‘ hay want to all tha stores in SMrley Secord, Catherine ha area, they discovered an Tha Heart Fund drive col­ Ray, Sue Stevenson, Either iven greater variety — some Williams, Marge Jemlgan, , .15 different kinds and cuts. lected $55.75 In Enterprise Elsie Farley, Vota LambertSo look for and aerva your and Mist Helen Snodgrsaa son, Dot Swalm, Rosamond | ‘amity a variety of meata. wishes to take this opportun­ Chapman, Felice Swanson, They'll find your meals more ity to thank all her workers, Doris Flemming and Mar­ omptlng. Yon may get some ww ideas by attending the Mrs. Frank Wlnkter, Mrs. garet Hodge. i) Anchor Club Girls Entertain Group A t Meeting At Cooking School Personals • * booking School at the Civic Jenter in Sanford, March 10 it T:S0 p.m. - i SjoJida/t palm Circle What to do in March? Om thing for sure, now's ho time for fertilising and or watering. The Importance -if both can't be over-empha-lied and It's better to water horoughly once a week, unesc th en a n drying winds; his practice encourages deep oota which are not ao apt to te damaged by drought and •Ms applies especially to lawn trass. Start distributing your .crtillser now. Asalaaa and ’tmelllaa should be perked ip with some fertiliser, but tot until they nave stopped dooming. Then s p r i n k l e Ightly around the base and 'rater H In. Don’t forget that .tsalaas and camellias will •ova you for a good deep nukh of oak leaves, and by tood, means at least to a •lepth o f four tnchas. Pino teedles are better than no -nulcb, but if possible use oak oaves and you will be well wwarded. Stake any sitabla plants, sat •ait in March, aa a protection •igalsat winds. If you did not idast your caladium bulbs a it month, do ao now. They like a d d ao!!. Also this month ertiUie and mulch day lilies, ‘ hay should bo wall watered tnd kept moist aa drying winds will result in slow growth and lato flowering. Do not reset or divide dayllUes now, It's too soon. To keep spring annuals blooming another month, keep the blooms picked, once you allow them to go to seed it's all over. The following arc suitable for your summer garden, anywhere in the state: ageratum, awrel alyasum, balsam, cockscomb, chysanlhemum, cone flower, early cosmos, cypress vine, dahlia, galUardia, African marigold, morning g l o r y , phlox, portulaca, atrawflower, verbema and ilnnla. March Is the Ume for a general garden check up. Your aoll ia like a bank ac­ count. You abould check on the amount o f plant food ao as not to overdraw on the supply during the growing season. Soil testing is the easiest and most effective way of checking on tho avail abla food supply and 40 per­ cent of the Florida aoll test­ ed has a pH o f 5.9 or below. Not even the add loving ata lea can do well In auch aour adl and tha use of limeitone would clear up this trouble. Florida aoll la alio low in potash and phoapborus. To find out Juit what your aoll lacks and contains, do the ALL YOU CAN EAT! FRIDAY * SATURDAY ONLY following: take sub-aamplet of your aoll to tha depth of sta Inches, In St least six lo­ cations on your property. Us­ ing Jars or rans, holding at least a pint, mark tho location of each aample on container. Taka your aamplea to the county agent's office, on High­ way 1?-W South, back of the County Home, and an analy­ st! will he nisdo Idling you how to best treat your aoll for good plant growth. While at tho agent'* office ask for the booklet, "What You Should Know About Soil Testing" and also ask about tha week­ ly workshop*. It’s That Time By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Steiger, Brcbkshllle, Ohio, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Barlos of DolKay Manor. Dinner Planned The Indies Aid of the Luth­ eran Church of tho Redeemer la sponsoring a hamburger dinner after church March 8. This dinner will ho followed by a movie on tho Lutheran Foundation. Tickets for the dinner are available from any of the member* of the Aid. Of Y ear A gain 4 CLOSE OUT SPECIALS! LAURIE RHEUARK Research Is The Answer ANY ITEM ON TABLE 50 To Tender Beef Problem. A question many house­ wives ask Is how can I be cer­ tain o f selecting a cut of beef that will ba tender? Dr. J. W. Carpenter, meat scientist with the Agricultur­ al Experiment Stations, says tlia answer la aimple. You can't be positive. Dr. Carpenter explains that recent reeearch by tha Uni­ versity of Florida's Agricul­ tural Experiment Stations in­ dicates that tenderness is a highly heritable trait la beef cattle, while age and marbl­ ing of tho meat have much Use to do with m eet tendernets. Certain breeds of cat­ tle also appear to be more tender thaa others. Because of these factors, selecting a tender cut of meat in your grocery store 1s not easy. In most cases, If you select a cut that la bright red, smooth textured lean with some marbling, you can be reasonably sure of desired tenderness. Through continued research of breeding, selection, feeding and meat handling, the Agri­ cultural Stations scientist em­ phasizes, m e a t tenderness will bo much less of a prob­ lem in tha future than it Is today. ' ITEMS INCLUDE! O Earrings • Porkrlhonks • Birds • HI 11f old s • Bags • Gift Items • Ash Trays • Mlse. Time now to make aavlnga on item* you will need later. Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First SL e nneus f t ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY • KING’B BEAUTY SALON Over Beemlllat'a Drugs $11.00 SPECIAL $5.00 C M Wav* Coasp. Sheas poo A Set $1.50 Cut « i No A p e l Nee. ItS-OOSO Save $20$ 4 0 -$ 6 0 with your trade-in! 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Those gathering to honot the bride-elect were: Mrs. Elmer Avenel, mother of tha honorce, Mrs. Dual William­ son, mother of the future bridegroom, Mrs. Lewis Mor­ gan, Mrs. Ted Lewis, Mra. Gerald Kanter, Mrs. William Gandcrton, Mrs. John Hor­ ner, Mrs. Michael Caolo, Mra. John Moloney, Mrs. C. F. Lind. Mrs. Betty Smith, Mra. Thomas Sandage and Mrg. Merle Massie. Bedding Bujra For Quality, For — Shaken T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG Shower Annual Spring Personals Sea Fashions SKKVKD W ITHt FRENCH PRIES — TOSSED fiRHKN SALA D — HOT ROLLS A BUTTER — ICED TEA OR COFFEE Fumble namee like a foot­ ball T Loam to associate each now aequalatanoa with aa •vent. Honored With Altamonte Sea B’s D E E P F R IE D Forrest Nutt, Mr*. Edwin Braddock, Mrs. Charles Car­ penter, Mrs. Royal Goodwin and Robert Pool*. Miss Avenel FFJiN PARK •SI-1511 49 50 SUPREME QUILT TOP Mattress Rstro F tm S «w rt IS Y n t G u ir u lN — I Ox. 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Onw look at the styling, one touch o f the fuller hand will tali rod each auit is quality through and throught Choose from favorit* shades in ciasaic and llvaly Iridescent tones. 795 TRADB Matching Box Springs A lso A t Above Low Prices b e d d in g company Penney’s suits show big style! Quality! Savings! " h o t an exciting assortment at plaids and checks found In Panncjra all cotton aulUt They're bright, "°V \ • • Perfect for Eat Ur 1 A t Fenneye low price it pays to gat ’am more thaa onal ■Iim «, 4. «, 0. t 595 ^ ™ ^ ^ i g w , �— Barbara Rathel W eds Norman Sparks ^ In McKinley By Mr«. H. I* Johnson In a beautiful candlelight ceremony on Feb. 21 at 8 p.rn. Mil* Barbara Jean Rathel became the bride of Normam Lee Sparks, Tlie bride, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Tindalc, of Lake Monroe, and the bride­ groom, »on of Mr. and Mr*. Sylvester Brock, of Paola, were united in marriage by the Rev, Earl Baker in the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Paola. Traditional wedding music " a * played by Mr*. Earl Ba­ ker, who also accompanied Oeon Hughes, who sang “ Be­ cause” and “ 1 Love You Truly.” The church was dec­ orated for the occasion with white mum* and pink gladioli. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Clifford Rathel, chose for her wedding dress, a floor length gown of white lace over satin. The fitted bodice was accent­ ed by a sweetheart neckline and sleeves that rame to a point over the wrists. The full gathered tiers of nylon high lighted the skirt. Her elbow „Wedding Anniversary Hall length veil of silk illusion was attached to a crown of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet The Daughters of Wesley of orchids centered on a white Sunday School class of the Bible with white streamers. First Methodist Church held Her only jewelry was a heartits regular business and soc­ shaped necklace, a gilt from ial meeting in McKinley Hall the groom. recently, with Mrs. A. B. Ste­ The maid-of honor. Rova vens. Mrs. Clark Leonards. Wright, cousin of the bride, Mrs. S. G. Harriman. Mrs. j . was attired in a gown of blue E. Courier, Mrs. W .'E. Raives nylon with a full skirt and and Misa Carrie Wert j< hos­ matching lace jacket. Her tesses. ' veil of blue net was attached Camellias, azaleas and with white roses. She carried a bouquet of small orchids chrysanthemums were used at vantage in Hie large hall, with white strcamcra. Mrs. C. M. Flowers, class The bridesmaids, L i n d a president, presided over the Tindalc. sister of the bride. business session. Judy Thompson and Jane Mrs. Marguerite Paul gave Brock, sister of the groom tlie devotional, opening with and junior bridesmaid, wore the group singing "Take Time gowns of pink matching that To Be Holy,” accompanied byof the maid-of-honor. They Mrs. J. P. Thurmond. She also carried orchid bouquets. used as her theme, “ You IJve The flower girl, Donclda as You Think." and followed Whitten, wore a dr^ss of her talk with prayer. white and lavender organdy. Routine reports were given She wore white roses in her by all committee chairmen. H ELENE C U R T IS hair. Mrs. G. W. Bailey, Mrs. B R IN G S YOU Thomas Sparks served as Claude Herndon, Mrs. J. L. best man for his brother. AN IN C R E D IB LE Clark and Mrs. M. R. Smith The ushers were Willis Car­ C O S M E T IC made donations to the birth­ ter and Junior Kern, with T H A T S M O O TH S day hank. It was derided to junior usher, Johnny Thomp­ A W A Y W R IN K L E S hold a Market and Basket son. IN M IN U TES. Sale at the April meeting. The bride’ s mother chose K E E PS T H E M AWAY' The hostesses served cake, for her daughter's wedding a FOR H O U RS. cookies and coffee to the fol­ pink linen dress with a pleat­ lowing: Mrs. Charles Meri­ ed skirt. Her accessories were wether, Mrs. Roy Tillis, Mrs. In white. She wurr a corsage C. M. Flowers. Mrs. T. J. of white carnations. MIL AND MRS. NORMAN SPARKS Taylor, Mrs. J. N. Glllon. Mrs. Brock chose a blue Mra. O. E. White, Mrs. Anne dress with matching acces­ Williams. Mr*. Harry Brown, sories and her corsage was Mrs. M. B. Smith. Mrs. H. B. also of white carnations. Monroe, Mr*. Grace Gregory, Following (lie ceremony a Mrs. L. B. Boyette, Mrs. it. reception was held at the G. Hickson, Mrs. Robert Fuhome of the bride'* aunt and trcll, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond. The spring rushees were The group also held a meet­ uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mrs. O. R. Kstridge, Mr*. Davis, in Paola. The four­ recently honored with a get- ing recently at the home of Thomas L. Sullivan, Miss tiered cuke, tnp|>cd with a acquainted brunch by the Marilyn Versa Woodcock ami Miss Meredith. During bride and groom, was made Camilla Lambdas of Beta Sig­ this meeting the nominating by thu groom's aunl, Mrs. Olive Chapman. BY HELENE CURTIS ma Phi at the home of Clau­ committee made its report Ernest Austin. and Die ladies voted on the A deer, natural protein lotion that dia Blythe. Those serving the cake and new officers. contain* no hormone*. punch were Mrs. Ronnie The honored rudiccs were The newly elected Gamma t i m l M.7S pH* u* i Itubinsun, Fay Dodson and Donna Brennen and Dorothy l.ambda otlieers are: Edna PATENT PtNDtK. Ann Dodson. Matuizck, The hostess served Daughtrey. president; Bar­ O fa C n U N Mra. Thomas Spark* kept her guests Swedish tea rings bara Junes, vice president; the hridc'a book. and orange juice. Marilyn Meredilli, recording For her going away uiillit Tliose gathering to meet the secretary; Theresa Daigle, tlie bride chose a two-piece rushees were Theresa Daigle, The Klder Springs Buptist rorre*|Mjmling secretary; Jo R O U M IL L A T ’S brown suit with black acces­ Edna Daughtrey, Barbara Cliurrli is holding a speaker's Kampf. treasurer, and Clau­ WALGREEN sories. She also wore tlie or­ Jones, R u b y Carter, Jo tournament this Sunday night. dia Blythe, chairman of co­ Downtown Sanford chid from her bouquet. Kampf. Helen Hanncr, Pat This tournament is a project ordinating committee. The couple will make their Munn and Marilyn Meredith. of H ip Training Unions of the The program fur this meet­ liumu on Rivcrview Avenue. Southern Baptist Churches. It ing was entitled “ Absolute The out-of-town guest* were it an activity for young |x-o Music.” All Die group partici­ “ LITTLE SISTERMr. and Mrs. J. F. Watson pk . single or married, Irom pated m the program and and family, from Jackson­ the ages of 17 to 24. several of the sorority girls PERM ANENT ville. and Mr. and Mrs. Dcon used records to demonstrate The purpose of the lourna. Hughes, ol Daytona lleaeh. SPEC IAL! their meaning. Ruby Carter men! is to stimulate growth won the prize for the most toward spiritual maturity. During Month participation. After each |<erH ip tuple areas include Of March — Two formed, the group decided churches, denominations, misLittle Ladies 12 that the definition lor abso­ iionv, homes and other fac­ Or Under Will lute musie ran be summed tors relating to Christian Mrrrivo Regular up as “ pure music.” growth. The Gamma Lambdas planThe speeches of Uie young $15.00 PERMANENTS — mil a rush party fur the people will be voted upon by rushees and their husbands. A change of pace food might a panel of judges and Hie win­ This husband • wife eookout lie just the spur you need to ner will represent the Klder will lie held at the home of Springs Baptist Church in the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley at perk up your meatless dishes. Association Tournament to tic — Or — A cheese fondue would be a held at tlie Orange City Bap­ Lemon Bluff on March 14. Also a model meeting will |novel meal to serve to your| tist Church on March 10. liev. Mamma’s At Regular he held on Marcli 16 for the family. Tliey will enjoy dip­ Jack Lindsay, who is the As­ Price And “ Little Sister's” rushees at the home of Ruby Training Union ping pieces of bread Into the |sociations! Carter. This meeting will be leader, urges all young folks casserole. held to show the rushers the to participate. Along the same idea as' manner in which the sorority conducts its business meet­ fondue is a delicious ercain They Compliment Yoa ings. REGULAR PRICES $10.00 TO $35.00 sauce developed by Meadow Oronge is complimentary to The hostess scrvrd her Gold, home economist. The in- J those of you with glowing guests angel cake with lime pudding and lime sherbet fluenee of this dish is Italian. |auntaui. Itrdhrada, blondes, Rich whipping cream i*. brunette* and brownettr* can punch, in a St. Patricks Day setting. combined with butter and del­ wear the orange ihadea if thr HAIR STYLING SALON Those attending liie meeting icate seasoning of anchovies correct foundation and lipstick MABEL DUGGAN & HETTY ANNE HOWARD were the officers and Helen and garlic. Unusual “ dunk*” shades are uaed with them. 2201 8. PARK AVE. PHONE 322-1913 Hanncr, Fay Wynn, Pat Mann are raw cabbage leaves, Ital­ Foundation make-up with yel­ and Carol McCabe. ian bread or laulcod mush- low tone* will makr you look Jaundiced when combined with rooms. A Sauce By Any Other the oisnge. 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FA 2-088* Uaa mushrooms, cabbage “ Scott* Dealer’* SHOES IN TH E L A T E ST leaves and bread aa “ dunks.” By Wesley Class r Spring Rushees Honored At Gamma Lambda Brunch c M A G iC SE C R gT - Speeches T o Be Judged Foi Orange City Perk Up Dishes With Cheese Or Cream Sauce 2 FOR 1 5 ONLY Held As Open House Wrrelh Dinner To Be Held STRAW FESTIVAL LEE MILAN PARTIES Personals whiniouioi PICTURES *5.95 O Q im H o t* * * . Wieboldt's paradise Osteen Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarl and son. Mareelle, Mrs. Man lung Todd and Sirs. William Nettles visited Mr* George Barrerv in Coro*, Sunday. Traffic warning signs, do­ nated by Ihr Top Value Stamp Company have been pouted in the vicinity ol llio Osteen1 School. Mr. and Mr*. William Sto­ wed Irlt for their home In Albion, Iowa, Saturday after a visit with his brother and family of Enterprise Jtviad. 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They have 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Melrose re­ turn to Michigan every sum­ mer to visit family and friends. MIL AND MILS. JOHN MELROSE CENTER Assisting h i serving relrcshCREASE ments were: Mrs. Frank I* George. Mrs. James Wallin. South Seminole Mrs. John Bradin and Mrs A«l MOII IUN Ben Stoepkcr. ur LEE STRAWS Guests -Included Mr. and will go hi your head Mrs. Floyd Leslie, ol Cor­ nicely. Popular colors unna, Mich; Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Agnes Williams .1 and Panama* loo. Sport Harold ilastuw. of Detroit, Meredith Manor has bc^n rr- (draws $3.95 • $4.95. M idi.; Mr. ami Mrs. Fred sir tit lurncd to Florida Sanitarium ; t' OPEN FRI. NIGHTS Monger, of Corunna. Mich.; rot rwi ttooss I and Hospital one to unexpect­ Mr. and Mrs. Dun Sliotncick comma ed complications resulting; pAND HIM rOU'U WHO and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hur­ from recent surgery. ling. of Owosso, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. John hhninitz and ^ M D t l WEAR. 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BntTorS T fjr March 5, 1964 — Ptrjre ' PHONE 322-5181 �SHS Spikes Efforts Of 9 Yogi Tells 'Em Who's The Boss Tribe Breezes Bauer Thinks Orioles Have Thinking O ut Loud In Trianoular Track Meet 'Good Chance' A bout Sports By Ualted Press International Yogi Berra, new manager of the New York Yankees, called hie players together at Fort Lauderdale Wednesday and warned them, ‘T m the hose." "1 know that aome of you may have beard stories over the winter that Ralph Houk •w BY JULIAN 8 TENSTROM ' I It *• > It S VJ C* Si i MIAMI (U P I)-H an k Bauer figure* It will take 100 vie toriei to win the American League pennant thli aeaion and that his Baltimore Orlolea have “ a good chance" of doing it. He Inilita the New York Yankee*, for whom he star red »o many year*, are not Invincible and that the Orioles will not be awed by their re puted power. " I am convinced I have the potential here to win the pen Bant," Bauer, starting hi* first reason as the manager o f the Orioles, said. "All our playera have to live up to their potential to do It. If they have the kind of a year I ex pcct them to have, we have a real ahot at winning it all. "And I don’t mean that aome of our playera have to have outstanding years. They only have to play up to their potential." He singled out three players who failed "to live up to their potential" last season—third baseman Brooks Robinson, second baseman Jerry Adair and center fielder J a c k i e Brandt. Robinson slumped to .231, Adair to ,22> and Brandt to JU . "We all know they are bet­ ter hitters than that and they will have to do a lot better this year If wo are going to make a run at the pennant," Bauer reasoned. "But If they return to form and if (Boog) Powell continues to improve we aren't going to take a back seat to any club In the lea­ gue." This Is the ex-Marlne’a sec­ ond shot at managing a ma­ jor league club "and thla time around It will be different." His first timo around was as skipper of the Kansas City Athletics. " 1 was glad to get Dm chance because you have to start somewhere," Bauer re­ called. "But it was tough be­ cause I knew tha Kansas City club wasn't going anywhere. "Now everything Is a lot different. I saw enough ot this Oriole club last season us a coach to become convinced that we have the makings o 1 a champion," he said. Hurricanes Win By 67-58 Score s* The South Seminole Junior High School Hurricanes rack­ ed up a 87 to 38 victory Tues­ day night over the Florida Military junior varsity cagers from DeLand. The two clubs had played on three previous occasions with Flor­ ida Military taking the first three tilts. However, Larry Lott, South Seminole's top scorer, came up with a 23polnt perform­ ance at the Lyman High gym­ nasium and paced the Hurri­ canes to their first win over the DeLand quintet. South Seminole led 19 to 10 at the end of the Initial quart­ er, 38 to 24 at the half, 47 to 43 at the end o f the third stanza and increased their margin slightly In the final frame to grab the win. Charlie Newell and Bruce Stuart posted 15 points apiece. Leonard West got seven along with Dave Straughn, Since our return to Florida In mld-1988 we've bumped into many an ol' Sanford sporta fan. But we hadn't run Into Dick McElUlllMe, * former Florida State League umpire and new retired from the U. S. Postal Service, until this week. Of course, as you already know,‘the subject discussed was baseball—all the way from what'e happening to the minor leaguea to where’a eo and so he umpired with back In the old daya. Initially, Dick eald that George Barr, the National League umpire — while on hie way to hie umpire*' school — butted in end out o f Banfcrd the other day, ■laying Just long enough to eay hello and goodbye. For a number o f years Barr, who called ’em for 10 years In the senior circuit, conducted hi* welt known school for deciaion-makera right here in Sanford. He ran It in connection with the Glent Farm training base held her* also fo r many years by Carl Hubbell, director o f the Giant farm ayetem. We believe, too, that George hold* the distinction o f being the first major league umpire to work two con­ secutive world eerie*. Barr was also known for an­ other particular feat— one that many fans might forget but Leo Durocher never will. Many a man In blue ran ■ay he threw Durocher out o f a ball game. But only Barr can say that he did it one day before tho ball game even began. Dick, who Is also connected with the corporation which operates the Ssnford.Orlando Kennel Club, was In Montana a couple o f years ago,and had ecntaet with another former FSL umpire, Frosty Peters— the former Illlni grid great of a few years ago who could drop kick 60 yard field goal* as easy as some o f these eager* drop In free throws during a basketball game. Frosty started umpiring for a living right after the war and waa associated as an Instructor with Barr'a school. Frosty, a good arbiter, worked his way up to the American Association and certainly would have been In the major* today had he not had a run-in with tha Asso­ ciation's president over backing up on* o f Paters' de­ cisions one night in Louisville. "There's no doubt about It," eald MetOTlMtfl, "Frosty was the best umpire I ever taw ." Dick said his last con­ tact with Frosty Indicated the fellow wai entering the roofing and elding business somewhere in Montane. Dut the most cclofrul arbiter Mrl.aughtln ever saw, he suys, was the big boy, Dick Powell, The former wrestler who umpired In tha summer end grappled In the winter, la now managing a hotel In West Virginia. Powell, eaya iM ait^hlin, Is suffering from cataracts and doesn't see too well. When McLaughlin said that, we thought to our« solve*, we can remember some Sanford fan* who were confident Powell had the asms trouble when he was calling 'em in the FSL. Powell wee a glent o f a fellow, a former grifllrbn great who onra played In the annual East-West Shrine game In Ken Francisco, who certainly ran a ball game with as little difficulty as anyone you ever saw. Oh, he had problems front time to time, but he handled them with ease. Mi*DBB|fHin recalled that one night he and Powell were working In DeLand. The Red Hats had a first ■acker who got what he figured was a raw decision from Powell, working the seeks, and he began riding Powell, Powell let McLaughlin know that he was having difficul­ ty keeping the first baseman o ff his back. Finally, the first sacker notified Powell that if it weren't for the fact that he’d get tossed out o f baseball he wculd clobber Powell. The big arbiter Informed tho Red Hat that If he'd hang around the park until tha lights were out they could eettte the matter away from the park and only three people would ever know what happened. "W hat d’ya m eant" asked the Del.andcr, "Where do you get three people T" Powell replied, looking straight at home plate, "M e 'n you and the doctor who puta you back together!" Palmer Bucking For Victory TENSACOLA < U P D -"lt'a never too late to begin." Arnold Palmer tecs off In the opening round today of the 130,000 Pensacola PGA tournament determined to win the $4,000 first money for the second year In a row. It hat been six years since the two-time money winner here has waited to long for a tour victory. "I'v a got to get cracking," Palmer said. "I'm hoping I can get back on my game," he said. "H'a lime I quit hitting tho ball bad and concentrated on win­ ning." The muscular Pennsylvan­ ian shot 273—15 strokes under par—list year to take the title by two atrokes over the 9,400yard Pensacola Country Club Course. Palmer Is joined by former champions D o n Fairfield, Doug Ford, and Doug San­ ders. Gary Player, runnerup last year, shot a practlcs round 69 on the pine-lined course to be rated a darkhorse. Jacky Cupit and Mason Jtu dolph, winners of the list two PGA t o u r n e y s , represent threats to Palmer's repeating as champion. Cupit won the Tucson Open and Rudolph ■cored a one-stroke victory in the New Orleans Open Mon­ day. Seiqlnole High S e h o o 1 'a spike team ran, jumped and threw the Tribe to a one-sid­ ed victory Wednesday after­ noon over Bishop Moore High of Orlando end Lyman High of South Seminole In a trian­ gular track me-t among the three schools. Coach Dick Williams was pleasantly surprised by the performances of his Seminole youngsters, particularly sop­ homores Paul LeRoy, Rick Walstrom and Steryl Weber. LeRoy took the running broad jump with a leap of 19-feet-0, Walstrom captured the 100yard dash In 10.3 seconds, and Weber hoaded the pack in the mile with 3:13. Seminole piled up 10714 points, Lyman grabbed 38H for second place and the Hor­ nets posted 34. It was also quite a day for the Grey­ hounds, participating in their Initial track meet. Head Coach Dick Copeland’s crew took first place in four events. Lyman's Bennett captured the discus throw with ■ heave of 133.9 feet and put the 12-pound shot 43.6 feet. Lyman's mile relay team came through with a remark­ able 3:50.8 and Huggins took the 980 In 2:13. Len Reinheart of Seminole grabbed the 120-yard high hurdles event, Seminole's 980 relay team of Billy Brown, Denver Vodoplch, Walstrom and Clarence Johnson In 1:36.9, Barry Barks was first in the 440 with a 32.2, and Brown and Johnson tied in the 180-yard low hurdles in 23 flat. The Tribe's spring medley relay team composed of Jeff Whiting, Vodoplch, Lloyd Freeman and Harks raced to first place with a 2:09.7 and Brown captured the 220-yard dash In 24.8. Relnhcart of Seminole captured the pole vault with a leap o f 8-fc«t-9 and Johnson also took the high jump with a 5-foot-3 hop. Time and Tape 120 High Hurdles— 1. Reinheart, Sanford: 2. Szafranskl, Bishop Moore; 3. McCann, Bishop Moore; :1S.2. 100— 1. Walstrom, Sanford; 2. Johnson, Sanford; 3. Dunn, Bishop Moore. : 10-5. Mile— 1. Weber, Sanford; 2. Ackerman, Lyman; 3. Bid­ dle, Lyman. 5:14. 880 Relay — 1. Sanford (Drown, Vodoplch, Walstrom, Johnson). 2. Lyman. 1:36.9. 440 — 1. Barks, Sanford; 2. Griffith, Sanford; 3. Leroy Sanford. :52.2. 190 Low Hurdles — 1. (lie) Brown, Sanford; Johnson, Sanford; 3. Norton, Sanford, :23.0. 880— 1. Huggins, Lyman; 2. Kugan, Bishop Moore; 3. Williams, Sanford. 2:15. Sprint Medley Relay — 1. Sanford (Whiting, Vodoplch, Freeman, Barka). 2. Bishop Moore. 2:09.7. 220 — 1. Brown, Sanford; 2. Walstrom, Sanford; 3. Dunn, Bishop Moore. :24.6. Mite Relay — 1. Lyman, 2. Sanford. 3:30.9. Shot Put — 1. Bennett, Ly­ man; 2. Noel], Sanford; 3. Posemer, Lyman. 43.6. Pole Vault— 1. Relnhcart, Sanford; 2. Polgar, Sanford; 3. Carlson, Lyman. 84. High Jump — 1. Johnson, Sanford;; 2. Burgan, Bishop Moore; S. Reinheart, San­ ford. 9-3. Broad Jump — 1. Leroy, Sanford, 2. Dunn, Bishop Moore; 3. Vodoplch, Sanford. 19-9. Discus— 1. Bennett, Lym in; 2. Noell, Sanford; 3. Howe, Sanford. 133.9. A F L Exhibition HOUSTON (U PI) — The Houston Ollera and the Kan­ sas City Chiefs of the Amer­ ican Football League will meet in a charity exhibition game at Houston Sept. 3. Lyman Faces Biggest Test At Apopka 1964TJU>PHI€S ■ iK A E N S PLANS ARE BEING MADE by (from left) Pete Petersen, Don Dorman nntl Jim Hunt for the 19G-I Men's City Rowling Tournament. Peterson is secretary o f the Men’s Howling Association, Dorman is association presi­ dent, nnd Hunt, o f Hunt’s Realty, will sponsor the tournament. They are pictured above inspecting the various trophies to be presented. Women's Go!f Events Listed The directors of the Senford Women’* Golf Associa­ tion have established numer­ ous dates for various events In which the organization will participate In the near future. Regular Wednesday play wee resumed Wednesday at the Mayfair Country Club. Tee-off time* for the Wed­ nesday events was set from 8 to 0 a.m. Tlie board agreed to entej an inter-eity meet at HoweyIn-The-llills next Tuesday and a week from today the local group will participate In a shot-gun tournament with tho ladies of the MidFlorida Country Club. Members o f the associa­ tion will fir* qualifying rounds on March 18 for the Banford Atlsntic National Hank Club Championship. This la a big event of the golfing year for the a s s o c i­ ation and all members are being urged to take part. The association'! monthly luncheon meeting la schedul­ ed to be held at the Mayfair club on March 26. Jacin, Echaniz Beat Favorites S0KC Track Entries Tonight's entries: F IIH T HACK — S / i e Mil*— (.rail* l»— J, Well Ilrhnvt.l, 2. Proper Hluit, S. Duke Drakr, 1. Hl*p Suva, 6. Hu.an MiUlnty S. Upprr Mary, 7. Kit, S. Kill11* MrDuff IKCIMII HAL'S! — B/IS Mil*— fJrn.lt II— I. Dinah'* fltno. 7. Panda Hock, 3. Proud P o r ttt tIon. I. A1 Pamum, S. Ktvln'a Pal, *. Vlllttt*. 7. llood T im ­ ing, S. Bhr'a Kct Til III I* HACK — ll/IS Milt — (Jr a dr II — 1. Wll llt llutltr, 2. Mary Mlland. 2. Moro Day, 4. Cindy nnbblt. I. Hu m Voltmcr, S. ela borate, 7. Ulbartaa, Major Team For Atlanta? ATLANTA (UPI) — Mayor Ivan Allen Jr., said Wednes­ day night that a major lea­ gue baseball team has com­ mitted itself to move to At­ lanta In 1939, provided a stad­ ium is available. Alien declined to nama the team. "Naturally, the name of this club and Its owners can­ not be disclosed without In­ juring their attendance for the 1994 season," Alien (aid. Last season, Atlanta fielded a team In the Class AAA In­ ternational league. It will re­ main In the 1L thli year. Prospects for gaining a ma­ jor league franchise have long been talked. Allen la expected to outline the negotlationi with the ma­ jor league team Friday at City liall during a public hearing on plans for a $19 million stadium on 47 acres of land near the state Capitol. Alien said he had been au­ thorised by the major league owner that the team will sign a contract to move the fran­ chise immediately following the letting of a contract for the construction of a stadium that will be completed or nearly completed by the spring of 1963. "It Is the firmest commit­ ment from a major league team we have ever had," Al­ len said. Jacin and Echanlx, the longshots In post one, battled their way to victory over the favor­ ed post two team of Martin and Pradcra In an exciting feature eighth game Wedncaday night at the Orlando Sem­ inole Jal Alai Fronton. Gastl and Aguitin came out on top In a three-way playoff for show position. Anacahe and ArciUo aharcd the Dally Double wins to post a 1-6 combination worth $121.60. Gastl and Erhanlz, starting in the handicapped eighth post, breezed through the Matinee's All Star doublea fi­ nal e In seven straight points. Jacin and Zarra captured sec­ ond place with Arcltlo and Pradcra coming In third. The Art Kroencke came home 8-4 perfects combination re­ with a 90 In the Senior turned $332.00. Men's G o l f Aasoclatlon tournament Wednesday af­ ternoon at the Mid-Florida Country Club to grab first place honors in the weekly WASHINGTON (U PI) - event. Reaching the top o f one'i Lenny Bolhuie pieced sec­ profession takes hard work ond with a 70 and Bud Ma­ and remaining there requlrei bry was third with a 71. It perseverence. By hia own ad­ was a low net tourney. mission, Sonny Liston lacked it. The former heavyweight champion said Wednesday he felt he hadn't trained hard enough for last week's fight with Cassius Clay, but if ha gets another chance he'll "g o up In the mounta ine and chop some wood" to be sure he’ s lit. U C T IO N I THRILLS |l Liston claimed tha life o l a BWertd's f elicit (pert I champion mada him take things too easy, something tha FIRST OAMi I f new titlrholdcr should note. Art Kroeneke Tops Golf Play SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • «:15 P. M. 219 K. FIRST 1. Taillork MI k KOI HTII HACK — B/IS Mil* — 4lr««l* M— t. Patty Scholar. 2. Pall.. Com* Dark, 2. Kl<>ra Hay, 4. Krow Har, S. t.«*on W ni, S. flranlt* Pam, 7. Haunit*. I. Patty Will. PIKTII 14.11 K — a/H Mil* — fjra.tr T— 1. Protocol. 2. Hllck Pin. S. Topper Top, 4. Leaping !-• Ih. S. Amanita L. *. Suit'll* Knight, 7. Hobble Bhnre, S. Wlml to Win SIXTH IIAI'R — n /i a Mil* — fired* P— 1. Ilarry'a Her*. 2. Daihlng Dan, I. n*h*lf War, 1. Wlekat Mo*. I. l’ rlc* WaV, *. Kaay Kly. 7. Kathy Tray, t. Joe Canty * ■KMCVIII HACK — a/H Mil* —IJrad* T — 1. Homer King, 2. Henri*. S. Ka-we*l, 4. Kahl* Cavalier. 1. Aryan, *. V* Kay, 7. Llvabeth II. S. flood Faith RlfiH TII RACE — S/IS Mila — Grad* H— 1. K*k*. I. Pao Sac, S. Mlk* Secretary, 4. K*lton <lr**n, I. Lilli* Rhonda, I. nrochur*. 7. Aquerena, I. Traveler J»e W VT II H A I R — B/IS Mile— tired* M— t. Edna Tarry, J. flku*. I. T r o p e * * , 4. Soft Whirl. I. W a lk Tall, S. Pock*t Path, 7. Uurn'n Med, I. Hypnollqua TRhTII H A I R — S/IS Mil*— tired* I— ’ I. Hurry Horn* filadya, S. Do lltat, I. Iluby K*«l*r, 4. O.B.'* Torpedo. I. Febulou* Far*, f. illngo Pug, 7. Ilonnl* Abb*. I. Llnko B LK VIH TII MAPR — S/N Mil* - i tired* n — 1. Hkikr. 2. Hafir Hork. S. Hllrnt Orac*. I. Dorl Doll, I. Delia* Calling, 4. Chill Wills, 7. Light Match. I. (lay Batin Vols Beat UF In Cage Finale United Press International Tennessee and Florida clos­ ed out the 1994 Southeastern Conference campaign Wednes­ day night at Gainesville, Ten­ nessee won, 39 to 38, on two free throws by Dan Schulz. Schultz, one of the belt foul shooters In the nation, tied the game up In the last 20 seconds, only to lose the lead again when Gator guard Brooks Henderson a u k a field goal. Henderson then fouled Sch­ ultz in the last two seconds and the Vol ace made both of them good for the victory. Pamela Britton, Mrs. Brown on the upcoming "M y Favorite Martian" scries, znade her screen debut opposite Frank Sinatra In "Anchors Aweigh." Lyman High's Greyhound cagcrs will face their biggest and tougheit test of the sea­ son Friday night when they crash headlong into the Apop ka Blue Darters in the open ing rounds of the Claaa "B ' R e g i o n a l Tournament In Apopka. The contest Is slated to start at 9 p.m. On two previous occasions this season the Bluo Darters and the Greyhounds have clashed, once in each other’s home gymnasium. On both occasions the Darters racked up victories. The Greyhounds gave the Apopka quintet their best game on Apopka’s home court. In the other engage ment at Longwood, th e 'Hounds fell apart at the teams. But this does not deter the Lyman five In its determina­ tion to put away the Blue Darters Friday evening. The club la now in its beat condi­ tion of the season and some believe the 'Hounds are just now reaching their peak. They have put together an impress' Ive string of victories, lnclud' ing those in the closing days of the season and during last week's group tournament In which they pasted Bishop Moore of Orlando and Osceola High of Kissimmee to the boards. Lyman la pinning Its hopes on the fact that Its perform ere are in good condition plui the fact that twiee this peit season Lyman was defeated by the DeLand Bulldogs but bounced back in a third tilt at the end of the year and took an overtime contest from the Bulldog!. The Lyman win forced the DeLapd eager* to share the Orange Belt title with the Blue Dartere. Bradds Named Cager Of Year NEW YORK (UPI) - Gary Bradds of Ohio State, a strong, silent type who don­ ned a new look this season, to­ day was named the 1964 col­ lege basketball player of the year in a nationwide poll by United Press International. 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Don Zimmer ihowcd up at th e Washington Senators' camp with a fractured left wrist he said was sustained playing handball at his St. Petersburg home Monday. The veteran third baseman will be sidelined for at least a month. Others admitted to sick bay were Gary Peters of the Chi­ cago White Sox (inflamed shoulder), Andre Rodgers o( the Chicago Cubs (gashed left hand), and Don Moss! ol the Detroit Tigers (swollen elbow). Bob Anderson finally signed his contract with the Kansas City Athletics, leaving tha club with four holdouts — Rocky Colavito, George Aliasik, Wayne Causey and Moe Drabowiky. Listed among th* other holdouts were Julian Javier of tho Cardinali, Tony Gon­ zalez o f the PhUliei, Joe Tor­ re of the Braves, and Camlte Pascual of the Twins. EACH Liston Admits He Goofed Off 7:40 p*a* (3 ENTERPRISE'S Biddy Basketball Team, which played in the West Voluaia League, took third place last week in the DeLand City Tourna­ ment. 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The conteit for ninth grad­ er* 1* being ipomored by Memorial F oil 254 of Cassel­ berry and the four finalists will compete on Tuesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The con­ testant* at that time will be required to give an extempor­ aneous three to five minute speech on some phase of the constitution In addition to their prepared eight to ten minute address. The winner will receive a trophy and the runner-up a medal. The pub­ lic is invited to attend. Other contestants in Tues­ day night's contest were Bob Parrish. Patti Halsey, Honald Greene and Suzanne Adkins. All the young people taking part are to be commended for their fine talks on the consti­ tution. which showed their love for God and their coun­ try. They were judged on the following points: presence, poise and personality, effec­ tiveness, composition and ac­ curacy and oratory. Larry Maplcsden, chairman of the post Americanism Committee, is in charge of the conteit. Post Commander Harold Kryder served as timekeeper and judges were members of the post. Karen Cass and Barbara Andrews of Girl Scout Troop 338 led the Lord's Prayer and pledge of allegiance to the flag. Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe and Guy Strickland of tbe social stud­ ies department are cooperat­ ing with the post in putting on the contest which empha­ sized both public speaking and Americanism. Four ‘Horsemen* SOUTH BEND. lnd. (UPI) —The most famous backfield in college or professional football history was Notre Dame's ‘four horsemen” of the 1920's: Harry Stuhldreher, Elmer Laydcn, Don Miller and Sleepy Jim Crowley. Y5r OanfnrB Wrralft March 5, 19G4 — Page 7 Castro Wants To Restore Gitmo Water HAVANA (U P I )-P r e m ie r Fide! Castro said today that Cuba Is ready to restore wa­ ter supplies to the U. S. naval base at Guantanamo. Speaking to a group of for­ eign correspondents who re­ cently visited Oriente Pro­ vince, Castro said: "W e are ready to resume servicing water to the Guan­ tanamo base since the situa­ tion that forced us to cut the water has ended. TALLAHASSEE Claude R. Kirk Jr., a 38-ycar-old Jacksonville attorney, insur­ ance executive and inveitment broker, hai qualified for the U.S. Senate on the Re­ publican ticket. Kirk, a relative 'newcomer to the Florida political acenc, haa strong convictions that Florida deaervea more recog­ nition in the national picture than it now enjoys. Kirk said, ' There is urgent need for a greater business development in Florida. W« mutt have more payrolls, more jobs, and we must have them at once to take rare of our fast growing population." Kirk declared, "A s a busi­ nessman, I am also concern­ ed about the constant lessen­ ing of the incentive and pro­ fit phase* of our free enter­ prise aystem which has made this country the greatest na­ tion in the world. Rapidly increating controls being placed on the business community through regulatory agencies place almost impossible han­ dicaps on management to­ day." Kirk concluded by saying that he was "worried" aimut foreign relations in South Viet Nam, Cyprus, Berlin, Africa. Cuba and Panama. I*ltEl* ’ IIOM It hit!** DRAYTON, N. I). (UPI) — The high school nt Dtnylon— population less than 1,000 — lias the distinction o f being the -Yankees" of North Da­ kota prep baseball. The Dray­ ton •ipind, also known na the "Bomber*," has won the state baseball championship aix year* In row. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Hospital is envisioned ns it will np* pent* n deende from now. This model wns prepared by Architcctect John A. Burton IV. Front center and left is the pre­ sent facility. The right front wing is now anticipated. Federal funds o f $650,000 have been approved. County Commission ___|_____1 Art Clubs To Be Featured In Mansion House Exhibit Republican Kirk Opposes Holland will hold public hearing April 14 on the question of a .55 or .GO o f a mill county ad valorem tax to obtain $1150,000 in matching funds for the federnl grant. The tall wing at the rear is anticipated for 10 years from now. By Mra. Adam Muller An exhibition o f portrait! submitted by various art clubs from throughout tha state will be presented at the DeBary Mansion House by the Florida Federation o f Arta, Inc. In the main galleries will be the one man ahowa of Mra. Evelyn Moeela and Mra. Olah Walther o f Jacksonville. An open house and reception in their honor will be held Sun­ day by the Sanford-Seminote Art Association under the di­ rection of Lira. Mildred Bab­ cock. Mrs. Moccia studied under Ni w England a r t i a t a, nt Furnsw-orth School, in Sarnaota, took university courses in Jacksonville and studied with Eugene White of Sara­ sota. She is a member of the Federation, Jacksonville Art Museum, St. Augustine Art Association, New E n g l a n d Palntera and is founder of Mandarin Painters. She teaches fourth year art, the South Jacksonville Wom­ en’s Club and tha Mandarin Painters. She has had success­ ful ono man shows throughout the state and in New England, hi.s received awarda in New England and at Florida Art Festivals and is represented in private collection* throughout tin United States. Her studio is in her homo and her work piimnrily is with oils although she uses various techniques in other media. Mrs. Walther haa exhibited in St. Augustine, Jacksonville and Atlanta. She has awards ftom the Federation, the SL Augustine A r t Association, tha Florida Federation of 2 GOPs Elected In Louisiana Women'* Cluhs and from At­ lanta, Ga. and Richmond, Va. She studied with llie Farns­ worth School o f Art, the Man­ atee School o f Art, at Florida State University and under Emile Gruppe, Walter Cole, Jack Callahan and Paul Strisik of New England. She teaches art at the South Jacksonville Women’s Club and for the Mandarin Paintera. Her main work* are in oila but she is equally skilled in the use of water colors and pastels. Fleet Reserve Group To Dine The Fleet Reserve Associa­ tion will sponsor a teriyaki steak dinner from 5 until 9 p.m., on March 14 at the or­ ganization's hut on Lake Mon­ roe. The announcement w a s made today by Michael Thomas, secretary of the as­ sociation. The giant spider crab of Ja­ pan is the world's largest orab, sometimes measuring 11 feet from tip' to tip. ' t Ii NEW ORLEANS (U P !) — Democrat John J. McKcithrn headed for the Louisiana gkvem or’a mansion today, but conservative Republicans held a beachhead in the state leg­ islature. 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Recently, according to the Wall Street Joumul, Carson PirIc Scott, the Chicago department store, took the calculated risk o f hir­ ing 184 drop-outa — more or leas to see whnt would happen. Of these 184, 70 are Htlll working for the company, mostly In stock, clerical und Hales jobs. Of the rest, G8 quit voluntarily, cither for better "They Were Nice Enough to Take v ~*,r Hard-Earned M oney!" obs or to return full-time to school. Th e company let the other 56 go ei­ ther because they could not do their jobs or because they would not at­ tend the part-time classes which were the condition o f their employ­ ment. The store Is satisfied with the experiment. It suggests that maybe too much — or perhaps not quito enough — has been said about the perila of dropping out o f school. It is risky, foolish and all that; no doubt about It. It is not necessarily the end o f the world. Some can and do survive. — Charleston (W. Va.) Daily Mall Gift Of Service Best Dcipite its apparent simplicity — people helping people — It was an idea that couldn’ t work. It wns iffy, full o f hidden complications. It was idealistic, und that was worst o f all in a world o f hurd, cruel facts. It wns just another boon waiting to be dogglcd, a camel with his nose In the tent, a minor budgetary item ready to balloon Into an oppressive, wasteful bureaucratic dollur-awallower. But they gave It a try, and sure enough, the next year it was back, wanting more money and more peo­ ple. And the year after that, the same story. Yet Congress was only too happy to oblige — for wonder o f wonders, the darned thing work­ ed. People seemed to go for this "idealism’’ bit; you had to beat them away from the door. Not just young­ sters, who haven’t learned yet that Idealism doesn’t work In this world, but older folks, too — retired peo­ ple, who ought to know better. All of them wnnted to give years of their lives simply to help others In any way they could. And those they helped loved it. Wherever the helpers came, the "Yankee go home" sign makers went out o f business. It was three years ago on March 1 thut John F. Kennedy signed the presidential executive order setting up the United States Peace Corps. It may well have been his greatest work. Learning By Doing We are impressed with the story in the Denver Post the other day about "Welfare Moonlighters” and the work the group was doing with their students in the Colorado cap­ ital city. The Moonlighters are 16 volun­ teers who give their time two nights a week to teach 27 unemployed men, o f various races, how to find, ap­ ply for and get Jobs. Tho "studenta" are men picked from Denver welfare rolls for their good work record while they had jobs, but who need to lenrn how to fill out a Job application form, or how to make a good Impression on a prospective employer. Some need help with tools and additional train­ ing to keep a job at an adequata wage. Tho Moonlighters, by showing their studenta how to fill out appli­ cation forms, and by acting out the role o f employers in job interviews, are giving these 27 men a chance to learn by doing the right and wrong ways to seek jobs. After nine weeks o f this, the pro­ gram reached a milestone: the first jubilant atudent showed up with a ob, obtained with new know-how ic'd learned in the course. This is not a big deal y e t But the operation speaks welt for both the intelligence and enterprise o f the persons involved. — Wichita Falls (Tex.) Times Helen Fuller Soys Thought For Today PANAMA CITY — A long line of U. S. Army tank* aped along the asphalt highway outalde th* train window. At the next atop, Balboa—U. S. headquarter* In the Panama Canal Zone— doxena o f Amer­ ican servicemen and civilian! with their families climbed Letters Phil Newsom Soys . . . Tw o-C hina P olicy?? Red China aeldora mlsiei an opportunity to denounce tho United Htatei, whether it bo over Cuba, Southeast Ada, or U. S. protection o ( Chians Kai-shek's Nationalist regime on Formosa. Yet, of late, there have been auggeaUona that both the United Slates and Red China have been reviewing their po­ sitions. One such came from U. S. Undersecretary of State Rog­ er lUlamen Jr., who hinted that under certain condition! the United Slatei might norCommunist-controlled Chinese mainland. It is the subject of a debate which apparently continues within tho inner circles of Washington. A curious development over the weekend occurred in Raw­ alpindi, Pakistan, where Red Chinese Premier Chou cn-Lal Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Some problems it may en­ counter later in actual comThe administration's "w ar on poverty” is about to enter the staging phase — in Congress, bat could be enlargement* of those accompanying the gov­ ernment'* present assault on youth trims and delinquency. On* matter, in fact, is a principal root factor in the now largely concluded turbul­ ent, behlnd-the-acenea debate among administration m e n over how to mount the pov­ erty war. The controversy centers on how to make the federal in­ fluence and financial muscle felt in the pinpointed poverty areas without in any way hampering much-desired local Says a government official: initiative and effort. "The problem is how to em­ brace without crushing.” Tha President's committee on Juvenile Delinquency and Ycuth Crime recognized thi* difficulty aa soon aa It began preparing its special attack more than two years ago. A number o f major cities rushed in quickly to bid for siaabla federal money grants for “ demonstration programs” In youth trouble tones. But this committee la a fa­ vored project o f Attorney Gen­ et al Robert F. Kennedy. In a key working command post he had David Haekett, a toughminded sidekick. There wez* no quick grants. Instead, tha commltte par­ An American In Panama aboard, equipped for a holiday and hie record o f service to of boating or picnicking at th* their people over many yean . acenlc Canal tacka up tha line. Newer "friend*" fated aimThis wa* part o f tha seen* iliarly well. The U. 8. Peace last Saturday morning a week Corp* totally escaped th* ago aa I rode tha train that wrath o f tha rioters. Twentytravels tha 60-mile width of eight young American voluntha lithmua o f Panama, from teors are scattered out over Pacific to Atlantic Ocean, par­ tha tiny country in ones and alleling th* Canal. High ten­ two*. Their director spent the sion under a surface of every­ first night o f tho violence in day calm. an agony of worry at what "I am reminded o f your sincere A t the Atlantic end o f the might be happening to them. faith, a faith that dwelt first in Editor, Herald: line, from the Colon railroad Doug Brown of Eugene, Ore­ your grandmother Lois and your mo­ Seminole County Girl Scouts station, one aeee first a gut­ gon, was the lone Corpsman ther Eunice and now, I am sure, are gathering together in ted, burned-out block of build- In Concepcion, a small com­ dwells in you.” — 2 Timothy 1 :6. oomm emmorstloQ of 32 years Inga. In the terrible riot* of munity 30 minute* away from • • • January 0, 10, and 11, mobs the Capitol. The second night of Girl Scouting. Vital religion runs in tho family I At this time the Juliette set fire to-thia area including riotore from Panama City — Rev. John H. Hires, Jr., Minister, Low World Friendship Fund* the American YMCA and the reached Concepcion demanding Grace Methodist Church, Sanford. CARE food depot. These were Doug. Th* villager* whom hi will be turned in. We would liko at this time on the Zone side o f the bound­ wa* helping to bultd new lat­ to give our appreciation for ary line. On the Republic of rines and itreeto and house* (he support we have receiv­ Panama side of the line a few told their city cousins to go ed from the many interested block* away, walla were cov­ home and leave' their Ameri­ citizens o f this county. ered with scrawled. ilngana: can friend alone. Later, by We extend a very cordial "Sovereignty or Death!" secret ballot, the community Invitation to our ministers, Panama I* a country of voted on whether Doug Brown supporters, workers and In­ great extremes In wealth. A should be asked to stay. Th* terested citizens of this area. handful o f powerful families vote: 186 yes; 6 no. hai been meeting with Pakls- that the United Stales would Services will be from 3:30 live In luxury; most of th* When 1 dropped in on Doug ta n Preddenl Mohammed support • "two-Chlna" policy until 4 p.m.. March I, In tha country lives In want. Even at Concepcion last week, he Ayub Khan. Ayub offered It such an opportunity aroie. Sanford Civic Center. the U. S. foreign aid funds was clearly one o f th* com Pakistan's “ good offices" (o Several troop* from each which rome into the country munlty. But the people there For the Red Chinese, an bring about "tom e sort of neighborhool will bo partici­ more often find their way into have privately mad* it clear agreement" between Wash­ agreement with the United pating in the program. the pocket* o f the fortunate that they consider him a rare ington and Peking. States would be the final Mrs. C. L. Geiger frw than the needy many. But ''good American." Ayub added that ha found break through from the isola Program Chairman the poor in Panama have been A diplomatic settlement o f the Red Chinoie "reason- tlon Imposed upon it first by lrd by their press and many tho immediate breach o f reto able" and "peaceful." of their politician* to blame Uons between the U. 8. and the United States and then by It la doubtful that such an Ha. current strained relations their poverty on U. 8. policy Panama may be in sight. Per­ offer would have been made with the Soviet Union. toward Panama and the Canal. manent friendship and stabil­ without Chou'a knowledge and By Hal Cochran Since there are different U. ity between tha nations is atlll For tho United Statea, It consent. A person can do • very S. policies for the treatment fa r away. would be to accept the De Only a day or ao before. Gaulle theory of a force-in good job of growing old nf U. S. ritisene and Pana­ French dispatches quoted Red being and that chances of a through happiness, friendll manian citizen* jointly em­ ployed In the operation o f the Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung Red Chinese collapse are re ness and toleration. Canal, It is hard fo r U. 8. ai having told vlaitlng French mote. You have to have the sand spokesmen to dismiss the ac­ Logically, It would mean parliamentarians tn Peking that hli regime could become abandonment o f the theory before you can leave any cusation and easy for oppor­ friendly with the United States that Chlang's is the rightful footprints in it. tunist Panamanians to hide behind it. Must of all, it is provided It abandoned Forrno- government of all China. A hospital lets new fathers hard for most Panamanians to It also would mean the end Unhappily on the sidelines of Chlang's cherished hope of listen to their baby's first know who their real friends Is the Chlang Kal-sbek govern­ someday leading his MO.OOO- cry through a tape-recording and enemies are. The man who met me at the ment which has witnessed man army back to the Chin­ machine. We’d call that a wail of an idea. station in Colon was • friend, other turns of U. 8. foreign ese mainland. and the Panamanians made U. 8. policy toward the policy and already suspects Sometimes a girl looks at him know It. Three white Formosa government has tak­ en numerous twists since a youth dreamily because be Americana and one light-skin­ ned Puerto Rican (by mis­ Chlang's retreat from the makes her tired. mainland. take) died in the January viol­ If you get the desire to hit ence in Colon. My friend, a In 1N0, President Truman Lake Mary announced the United 8tates the open road when summer minister, credited his safety in Mr*. rraaeea Wester would give neither military comes you'll probably find It those daya to the fact that MI-8118 aid nor advlee to the "Chinese closed for repair*. Panamanians knew hia face Lake Mowroe forces on Formosa." Mrs. n . L. Johnaow The start of the Korean 322-1722 War changed this position. The U. 8. dispatched the Tth „ L! " fw 4° i . Fleet to the Strait o f ForMrs. Donna Eataa ... .... mosa and dispatched a m * to M0-8IIT Chlaug. Oateew J Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Barbs celed out planning funds, calling on recipient commun­ ities to get up comprehensive assault programs that would Involve a wide range o f gov­ ernment and private agencies and promise to hammer at un­ derlying causes— bad schools, bad housing, lack o f jobs, fcmlly difficulties. Eight o f 16 cities which got "study money" now have gain­ ed demonstration grant*. The goal was to put the ma­ jo r burden on organising, ex­ ecuting and financing the pro­ grams on the communities themselves. Indeed, the objec­ tive really was more apeeial than that. The committee wanted the bootstrap effort to come from the particular trouble xonea within the cities. “ We felt," aaya one commit­ tee aide, "that If we didn't spur these people at the neighborhood level to organize among themselves, then no amount o f money poured in w o u l d ultimately do any good.” Ideally, this two-stage tech­ nique, enlisting f i r s t t h * broad community approach and then the neighborhood in­ itiative, would seem a vital tactic la the war on poverty. The targets of that attack generally will be the same causes which underlie youth­ ful misbehavior. Getting tha folk in the trouble xonea into the picture can produce a special rash of problems, as the President’s commltte* haa found. Irt Philadelphia, city-wide organizers forgot to include an Important affected neigh* borhood sector. In Chicago, a fight ha* raged around the de­ gree o f control over programs to be exercised by city and neighborhood authoriUe*. On New York’s Lower Eaal Side, complaining neighbor, hcod minorities have rua smack into school officials disturbed at the challenge ta their established authority. Waslngton had a similar clask Involving school officials. A major Harlem p roject however, Is another story. Co­ hesive neighborhood leader­ ship exists, and agreement la complete that tho schoolhousing-job situation demands a total rebuilding. Committee people think that where conflict develops it is usually healthy, reflecting the abrasive but necessary fore* of change. It could be read, nevertheless, as a sharp sig­ nal of the trouble* the poverty fighters may face when that big battla is joined. Mr* a iS i a i8 U r,°* Rear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 818-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5016 _. , . Chuluota Mr*. Joan Magla 363-3743 DeRary Mrs. Adam Muller 6I8-44IO ... Miss lfelea Snodgrass 888-8833 uge 8 Sanford, Florida Mrs. Clarence Snyder 323-484! Orietfe Mrs. George Kelsey a a i.lS U aaa-asea COMPLETE Advertising Msnsgsr ■assssissrr sc. jossnbox Classified Director janue aaosmaiuea o Dr. t rone s Worry Clinic CASE S-404: Mary M., aged 37, is president of her church Women's Society. Four weeks ago she asked for advice on bow to raise money for her church. So I suggested a Lenten Dieting Contest For many of the womea to her organization were jolly wives and mothers but some­ what plump. "Mary,"^ I began, "every pound of surplus fat that you shed means a saving of 32.30 to groceries. "Urge all the plump mem­ bers of your society to weigh to. Then, as they shed their ugly blubber, they not only will become tor more allur­ ing to their husbands. "But they can donate $2.30 per pound to the church with­ out disturbing their budget an total" Mary liked the idea. So she recruited 3S women who wish­ ed to lose weight. They used the dehydratioo booklet offered below. On th* first day of Lent (February 12) they all weigh ed to. Three weeks have now passed so listen to Mary’s "progress report": "D r. Crane," ah* gleefully exclaimed, "this Lenten Diet­ ing Contest is wonderful! "O f the 38 women who start­ ed, six fell by the wayside. "But 32 of us have faith­ fully stuck to it. "We didn’t all lose 10 pounds apiece In the first 10 days, but our average weight loss wa* eight pounds. "That means we lost a total of 236 pounds. And at 32.50 per pound, our Women's Society thus earned 3440 for the chuch. "A fter 10 daya, we then shifted to Diet No. 3, as des­ cribed to your booklet. "Yesterday we all weighed to again and have lost an additional 40 pounds, which means 8US more tor the church. This brings our total to $735 for our church budget to just three weeks. And we ■till have three weeks to go before Easier. "Meanwhile, our husbands are perking up and showing far more romantic Interests in ua, which la thrilling. "W e girls are feeling more like teen-agers every day. So we plan to pass (he |1,008 mark before Easter. Isn’t that wonderful?" Yes, Mary's group should be imitated by aU church women’s societies. So tend for my booklet "How to Lose 10 pounds to 10 Days," enclosing a long, return envelope, phis 80 cents. Base your Lentoa Dieting Contest on its advice. And in­ vite your overweight hus­ bands to join you. For all of you will have better health by shedding your surplus poundage. Your blood pressure will tend ta fall and your heart will alow down to ita pulse rate. Meanwhile, you will all gain to physical attractivenet*. And if you smokers wish ta quit the tobacco habit, stop at osee and thus you will save 32.30 per week which you can also dooate to your church. Smokers, send tor my book­ let "How to Stop Smoking,M enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 80 cents. READ THIS BEFORE YOU REPAINT YOUR HOUSE •■slates Manager ■ V ■ ■ Casselberry Plaaa Cssesto srry o o o I Here’s proof that new LUOTE* Hoosi Paint outlasts ordinary outside paints. t m du m wbam w in p ain tad bU H .- • # 8 II m n o t p t m t d with ordinary ofl-bese white paint Now long overdue for repainting. » "LUCJTE" HOUSE PAINT; SUMwhite, eM WE W ILL NO T BE UNDERSOLD a p p l ia n c e I A —Celtic tribes, driven out of Britain by the Angles and th* Saxons, cam* into the region o f Britanny, or “ Lit­ tle Britain." Lists! sad uaMated Securities Mataal Faada LO T T home 2P Q— How did Britanny la n o r t h e r n France get IU name? IN VESTM ENT SERVICE Thura. March B ,1964 1 O Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe * LUMBER AND HARDW ARE C a *** W . 3rd S T. �OUR B O A R D IN G H O U SE If* Mar«S 8, IBM — P*r« f fm r tl S ID E G L A N C E S By Galbraith ZA.T t-i RwSHT, ’ t I tU f T MOUKNOOVIO TOUR F ir s t Nigmv$\7 MA 3 0 * .' AW tO O 4 M A .PR 0 FSS 4 0 * a»AZZ AY/-—«. A • A V U FS% W b«*<»* BLUEPRINT* a p p e a r t o d e p i c t 'A om Z E E * b l u » J A 0 ALLOOM* rt« > H A p P F N ti MV GREAT/ / P B '^ T /A L L X UMCL»,AV0 N T « 0 L 0 IIR TTN PAR 5 = vA l / | n E E O t * A H O O PLB .W IU JiD M e R is P lAN* 'Fo k a ) ) W H I * M IL »-U *M M PPSU N / AND IT W A S l / / F,NA^ Al-. WMO FlRWT COMPUTED THE LIFTING c a p a c it y o f h e l iu m a ; i ; p o j m d s cwom .' >, u C*TAV( LET MS PvT IT T V * WAY-ANYONE WVO WANTS TO STAY FRCNOS WrrH A*.E HAP BETTER e £ T e r r off/ fM NOT RUNNINO A B u s// e r r off ANP WALK/ OFF/ S C IE N C E CLAIM S OUR *3UN W ILL B U R N l OUT OUR W AY I CANT HELP IT/ THAT CUCKOO CLOCK'S OCIT TO 6 0 j evert t im e i a b t t o LAVIN' DOWN THE LAWTO THE KIDS THAT APERNAL Bird p o p s o u t a u d y CTARTSTHAT LCUP p .i I CRITICAL COMMENT/ / • ' 1 TBLL VOJ fT LAI PER • ""k ’S klh 'aT ^ "Linda hasn't quit* found ham lf jr#t. Shs's tons botwssn raising a family of ssvsn and going in for forslgn Intrigue P Mil OM—XTHOUGHT IT WAS BLCNDC WHO L ANNCS THE 04CJPUNE AROJWD h e r s ; WAS CALLING MC By K ate Osarin 7 - V * 3 -J ikJ£ |A»C 2 ■ V.HEN y x f p LOVE U LAE rjg g V Eg W . T W X* / AAR.WILSOM u A NEW na~ 2 E l, OU R ANCESTORS PUTTlNOCHipa INCHAECeCP (2BXLUTINQ NEWM&Y0Q2Qp 5 IsE I 1 d o n 't 0 U C A R N IV A L I m a d # ft a l b y Bqrootfr B y Dick Turner • n u t . M l ... l a h t M I t "Look, I won't start anothor buffalo for |uat on* sandwich! How about aoma poanut buttor?" ..TP 9URI HATS TO M THE ONLY f VTTL.ME. ONE TO 6 EH A ^ TOO/ rLYU*S HUHMf SHORT RIBS j , unY SHttff.TH.S'DKN BIS ENOUGHF00BOTHOFUSI g ir l \ m t* a u s l s S a - i( am> w w ttut na «MM OAJCSSA.X ^SmA ft *W\f M l a n A \\ " I guaaa F op w a n t ba a b lo t a d r h a ua t o th a p aibe J a a q r l Moaa'a g a t M m in sp rin g tra in in g l* “ u g S u S ir ' BUGS B U N N Y _ b e saw . XXJ AtfE MIS S MASTER. J vu esv's •r*w ^ a g s c M o a rra o R o THATXPESTBOTTD THe PHANTOM— THAT I RULE /re wv tp eo n o u rt Drummer— 'ss:.: ftih to m - Moon Landing By 1970 Seen As Unlikely WASHINGTON (U PI) a Most of th« ranking membera o f the Horn* 6 para Commit trs • RtpnbUcan and Demo­ crat - m « little chanca o f tha United States potting a maa on tha moon bp 1970. Only two o f aaran membera frit that chancea wera good that tha apaea agency would mart its goal of reaching tha moon in thla deeada. And even thraa two hintrd that It would be possible only If Congress was proparly genaroua in voting money for tha apaea program. Commlttea Chairman Georgo P. Miller, D C alif, laid that whatover views ona might hnva about tha targat data tha fact remained that tha goal had been eeL He said the National Aeronaut­ ic! and Space Administration NASA hail tha ability to per­ form tha fe a t "It's up to Congraaa to giva NASA tha tools with which to work,” Miller aaid. Rep. Olln T. Teague, DT ex, chairman o f tha man­ ned apace flight subcommit­ tee, alao emphasized tha fi­ nancial aspect! o f tha e ffo r t "Thera'a more danger or not making It because o f mon­ ey problems than becauae of technical problems,” ha said. Several membera regarded it as essentia] that Congress approve a special |M1 mil­ lion appropriation soon to supplement the $5.1 billion al­ ready voted to NASA for tha fiscal year ending June 10. Space agency officials claim the moon program will be de­ layed without It Present Indications are Ural the supplemental appropria­ tions will not ba forthcoming. Chairman Clarence Cannon, D-Mo., o f tha House Approp­ riations Committee is report­ ed te be adamantly oppoaed to the administration request. Jet-Age Meat Cookery To Be Demonstrated Martha Logan la coming to Sanford Tuesday with exciting rsclpes and aorvlng sugges­ tion! especially for Pro-Ten beef. A Jet-Age Meat Cookery demonstration will bo present­ ed at T:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center, la addition to a review o f basic meat cook­ ery, Martha Logan wiU show how to make colorful garnishe i that art really part of tlio menu. Sweet-sour pot roast will surely please all tha pot m a t lovers. And when Pro-Ten beef la uaed, pot roasts will have moro dependable, even tenderness. Myrtle Wilson, homa dem­ onstration agent, saya every­ one Is welcome to the dem­ onstration. Miss Lucy Nowlin, Florida Power and Light homa economlit, will ba on hand to help Martha Logan with tha dem­ onstrations. Don't Challenge A Lady About Driving Car NORTHWICH, E n g l a n d (UPI) — Mrs. Beryl Owen waa so fed up with her hus­ band's repeated refusals te al­ low her to drive tha family car that aha ran out o f tha house and drove tha auto away. Out, ■ local court waa told Tuesday, tha trip only lasted 400 yards. The car stopped In tha front garden of a house after climbing a sidewalk and mowing down a concrete wall and a gate. Mr*. O w a n , 29-year-old mother o f five, was fined |38 for careless driving and driv­ ing without a license or In­ surance. She admitted "It waa a stupid thing to do.” It coat her another g&D for damage. Her lawyer, Geoffrey' Cutty, told the court "the husband maintained hla wife coold not diiva and she drove the car o ff by way o f an answer.” ''Ona doesn’t Ilka to point out to a lady that aha la wrong," Culey added, "bat la thla caaa It eeems ahe waa," Mamie A t Spa J ttrq k - /% t PHOENIX, Aria. (UPI) Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, wife of tha former President, is making bar annual visit to E l i s a b e t h Ardtn'a Mala �\ W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 it Phone Classified The Herald win not be re. 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 Incorrect Insertion of your ad, end reserves the right to revise or reject any advertise* ment from whet ordered to conform to th* policies o f thla paper. DEADLINES NOT LONG DISTANCE O ffice 204 W . First STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat noon. Legal Notice xoT trn Nolle* I* haraby « lr « n lh»t th* annual masting o f the •tockholdera nf the Hanford Herald wilt ha held at *:!»• ro m m unlt r War. H a n f o r d . Florida, on Marrh It. 1 tl( . at 1*:M A. M. for lh* Iraneactlnn o f auch hualnaaa at mar com* before lh* (nesting, ru h tl'h Mar. I. IS. lt«4 CDH.I riCTITIOI'H XAMIO NOTICB IH h#r*br Hlren that w t ar* engaged In hualnea* at raaaelbarrr. Hamlnola County, Florida, under th* flrlltlou* nam* of. Th* Tot*m pola. and that w* Inland to r»*lal*r •aid nam* with th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court, H*mlnol* Cnunlr. Florid*. In accordanc* with th* provltlona o f th* Flctltloua Nam* Htatute*. Inw ill Btctlon M ill Florida Rtalul** 1117. Hitt Hobart F. Tuektr Curtla F. m o w Publlah F*b. ST * Mar. I, It, It. 1111. I con.n la Ik* Caart af tk* Caaalr J a la * , trailaala Caaalr, FlarM b. la Frabal*. la rai (fatal* af IHAflKM.R F. a (.ADDING, T# All Cradllars a a l Frraaaa I)ecaa*e<l. H atin g Clalaaa a r Hvaaaada Aaalaal la id Kalatri Tou and rack o f you art h t r t b r notlflad and raqulrad to pr*s*nt any clalma and da* manda which you, or alihar o f you, mar hava aaalnat Hit •atal* o f taabalta F. Oladdlnv. daraaatd, lata o f aald County, to tha County Judaa o f Haml* not* County, Florida, at hla efflc* In the court houaa o f •aid County at Hanford, Flor. Ida, wthln *taht c»1*ndar month* from th* tlm* o f th* flrat publication of thl* no* tie*. Kach claim or damand shall ba la writing, and ah all atal* th* plat# o f raaldtnc* and po*t o fflc* addrta* o f th* •lalmast. and abatl b* aworn to ky tha claimant, kl* agent, or attornay, and any auch claim o r demand not *o fll*d •hall b* void. W tb b ar B. Haiti**, e.I.a Aa aiacutlra o f lha t a i t W il l and Taatamant o f taab*ll* F. Oladdlng, Deceased Wlndarwaedl*. Ilalnr* * Ward P. O. Bo* 1ST Winter Park, Florida Publlah Fab. IT * Mar. S, IS. It. l i s t . is Mr con.is I l it m s c ir c u it c o u r t o f Till? m i JUHICIAI. CIMt t IT IX AXIS FOR ■KMIXOI.II ITICXTY. FLORIDA, IX CHAXCRRT XO. I M M XOTICI? TO DRS-KXU OR OHIIBR OF PURf.lKATlOX • LIT FOR FORK Cl.oai'RK It It'll MONO H IM , BAVIN'GH HANK, g New York output*lion, Plaintiff, •n. mtnnnnT I E l! i Mg li ff Hi fit V I !& ’/ 1 y I u iiu r c n is s o v and DOtoORKH HCTCIIHHoV, hie wife, and JOHN' O. III'.M I.AMY and MAHTffA 111?toI.AMY, hla wife, Defendant*. TOi JOHN O. IIF.I.I.AMY and MAIITIIA 11171,I.AMY, hla wife lltealdenca unknown) And all unknown partial claiming any Inlaraat by. through, undrr or again, at each or either of tha above pained parlle* who may ha dead or ar* not known to be dead or alive. IIUIIUEKT U IICTCII I? HON and ROI.OKKH HUT CIIF.HON, hla wlfa IIS Norman Avenue Norfolk, Virginia TOtr, AND KACII OF YOU. a rt hereby notified that a Complaint (or Forectoiura of Mortgage haa been filed agalnet you. aud you ar* re* qulreit to eerva a ropy of your Answer or Plaadlnga to the Complaint on tha Plalutllf'a attorney, Joseph SI. Flt igertld, SSI Kecurlty Truel tlulldlng, Miami IS, Florida, and flla tha original Anawer or Pleading In tha offlra o f tha Clerk of th* Circuit Court on o r befora tha Ird day o f April A. D . t i l l . If you fall to do an. Judgment by default will be taken against you for tha ra* lief demanded la lha Com* plaint. Tha description o f th* real praperty proceeded against lei teil SS, M ock A. WOOD MKHK PA IIK Snd RK PLAT, accord in g to Plat tharaof recorded la Plat Hook IS, Pag* TS. Public llecorda at gemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida! TOOKTHKH W IT H lha f o l ­ lo w in g peraonal proparlyt Waallnghouaa Refrigerator, Modal ItMUIS, Hartal lltl SSSSSS W aet lngh oae* Built - In Hang*. Modot KTUSSX. Herlal T I M M * Thla n olle* ahall ba publlah. •d onoa aach waak for four oonaacullva waaka In tka O R D E R E D *t ■•Pford. Hamlnota Oiunt y, Florida, tkla Snd daF •< March A. D. 11(4. (MEAM _ ,___.. . Arthur H. Baakwtth, Jf» Clark. Circuit Court Uyi Martha T. Vlhlaa Daputy d a r k Publjah Mar. I. It. I I, K I ’ ll 1. Lout Si Found B E R R Y ’S W O R L D Notices - Perxonaln Education - Instruction Transportation Food A. 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 1C. 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 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets "Dr. Tony, do you know 'Sm6k» Gefi In Your i y t 7* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 2. Notices • Personals I. Ioost & Found 34. Articles Tor Sale 3t*A Swap nr Exchange INCOME TAX SERVICE Man's grey horn • rimmed 35. Articles vVanted 0 . M. Karriiona glasses in brown case In 36. Automobiles • Trucks 1311 Palmetto Sanford area. REWARD. 36*A Aulos Wanted 322-8827 322 79U 322-8252. 87. Boats • Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters LOST: Parakeet, yellow, little Bookkeeping Service. Tax re­ 89. Trailers - Cabanas turn*. 12 jrra. experience. green. 322-7682. 40. Form Equipment Call Lamar WiUiami, Five- H*4 Legal Notice MOTH'S? OF APPMC'STIOV FOn TA X f*rr. 1*1.1* Florida atatulrs o f la ia i NOTICE IH HKRKIIY OTVE.V. Thai Sira, Delia* I,nnp thr holder o f thr following certi­ ficate haa filed aald certificate for la s deed In ba letued thereon. Th* certificate num­ ber and year o f leauanr*. the dracrlptlon o f the properly, •nd lh* nam* In which It waa aaaeaaed are aa followa: Certificate .Vo. »s Year o f taaiianr* 1979 llvarriplloa o f I'roperfrt Dot 4 (T.eta Part l>eao. In I) 11 1T4 Pear 14»> F. If. Itanda Addition In Hanford Plat Hook 1 Pag* 1S1 Nam* In which aaaeaead W il­ liam II. Hutler. All o f aald property being In th* County o f Hemlnol*. mate of Florida. Unless auch ctrtlflcat* ih ill ha redatmed according to law tha proparty deacrlbad In auch certificate will ba aold to lha hlghaat bidder at tha front door of lha Hamlnola County Court Houaa at Hanford. Flor* Ida, on tha flrat Monday In tha month of April. 1>64. which la tha Ith day o f April, 1144. Haled thla 17th day o f F*h> ruary, 1*41. (Official Clerk's Heal) Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnole County, Florida lly: fl. T. Hay, Jr. H.C. Publlah Mar. S, IS, IS. S4. 1S44 COB*IS IX TIIS? CIRCUIT n i l HT OF Till? KIXTII J l Hil l 41. I I H ci i t ix a x i s F o n sa :«ii. XOI.S? I'llCXTY, FI.<1111114. CIIAXCKRY XO. lilT.YI Till? 1IOHTON FI VK CKNT 8 HAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, va. W.4HHKN H. TURMAN, *t u i and at at. Defendant*. NOTH I? OF H4I.H NOTICK IH IIKIIKIIY OIVKN that on tha ITtli day o f March. ISM at 11:00 A.M. at lha main door o f (lie Court* liouea o f Hemlnola County, nt Hanford, 'Florida, lha under* •Igned Clerk will o ffe r for ■ale to th* highest and licet bidder for cash tha following described real properly: l.ot S. Illock II, COUNTRY CM'II MANOR. UNIT No S. according In the plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Hunk 13, Pegs* 71 and T4. Public Records o f Hemlnol* County, Florida togather with all alructuree, Improvement!, flaturee. appli­ ance*. and appurlenanree on •aid land nr used In t-onjuno* tton therewith. Thl* sale la mad* pursuant to final decrea o f furecloaur* entered In Chancery action No. 1>T3S now pending lit the Cir­ cuit Court of and for Hemtnole County, Florida. DATKD Ti n a Snd day e f March, t i l l . (HKAI.) Arthur II. Reckwlth Jr.. Clerk o f lha Circuit Court llyi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk ANDUIIHON. ItUKIf. DKAN A IAHVNDKH Attorneys for Plaintiff 333 Keel Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida I'uh1l*h March I, 1SI4. CDH-? IX TIIK I I I I I I I T t IH IIT. XIXTII J l lilt 141. I’ lHCI IT OF FI.OHHA. IA 4 AII Fill! •KRIAOI.K COI ST Y , FI.OII* 1114. ix rii4xci:iiY HA RAH V*. GKRAI.D Hr., x o . lasts JOHKPHUH R oll CRT CltAtG. Plaintiff, CRAIG. Defendant. XOTICH OF SUIT TOi GKRAI.D IIOUKIIT CRAIO. Hr., who** reeldrnca and addree* l*t TIIKNTON. NI7W JKIIHKY. Rworn Mil of Complaint having been filed In lha Cir­ cuit Court In and for Heml­ nola County, Florida, In Chan­ cery. entitled. HAUAII JOHI? PIIUH CltAtG V*. GKRAI.D HUIIKRT CRAIG, Hr., praying for certain relief for lh* above named plaintiff agaluet you ar* defendant. NOW, THKRKFORB, THIS IH TO NOTIFY YOU that If you wleh to defend against • nd rnnleat the above entitled action, you ara required tu flla your anewtr or olhar written defrnee, If any you have, with lh* Clerk o f th* • hove ilyled Court and to •erva upon pla in tiff* attorney, Albert N. Flit*, wliota addreea It 1 Matonlc Building. Sanford, Florida, a copy o f aald anawer or other written defence, on or befora lha Itb day o f April, 1(44. Tha nature o f eald complaint la to pray tbat tha above alyled Court grant tha above nam­ ed plaintiff a divorce a v in ­ culo matrimonii o ( and from you. F A I L NOT TO ANBWKR un teee • decrea pro canfaaao ba •ntvrad agalntt you. WITMCHS my band and o f flrlal aaal at Sanford, Heml­ nola County, Florida, thla Ird day o f March, A. D. 1(44. (SEAL.) Arthur II. Backwlth. Jr. Clark •( Above Styled Court. B f i Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C. Albert N. r i l l * A l U r M T A C o u n n lo r at La w 1 Mata ala Building gasfa rd , Florida publlah Mar. I, IS. IS. SI, 111! CD S-11 Points. 322-7843. LOST: 26" "Murray" red It white boy's bicycle, taken (rom Pinecreit School 1st XIITD'H OF (it: AF.lt 41. Kf.ttt'* Electrolux, of wk. Please call 322 6184. Repairs, parts; TIOX A All CII4IITKK BOARD Kirby, RexAlr, AirWay, t?l.MOTION REWARD. Tou will pleae* t* k*. nolle* GE, etc. Cleaners told, ex­ that a General Klrctlnn and changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 r'harter Hoard Mention will LOST: Male Rcagle Hound l.a held In th* Village of Park Ave., Sanford. Phone with red collar. Reward. North Orlando, Florida on Ilia FA 2-4765. 322-1753. 17th day o f March, ISM, for Legal Notice tha purpoea o f elactlng ■ Councilman In Group 3, and a Councilman In Group 4. and a five member Charter Hoard. Tli* Place nf Voting will he at the Village o f f i c e on !,nngwood-Ovledo Road In the Vill­ age o f North Orlando and th* polla will he open from 7:00 A. M. In 7:80 PM. Molly I. Halter, t.ury Fair­ born anil Wllllnni MacKIntoeh will he Inepeclora amt Helen F. Gte*n will ha Clerk o f the Kltctlnn. All peranna deelrlng In avall tin-ntBcIve* o f their right o f franchl** will register at once. llegHlrallon hooka wilt rlo*e at 4:>i(T P.M. February 31. 1341, the lU leenth day b e ­ fore alerllon. Till? VIU.AGI7 OF NORTH Oflt.ANIiO. FLORIDA lly ■ W. W. Amleraon, MAYOR Publlah Fell. 3*. 17 A Mar. 13. t i l l . I’ R lt -i* A t m r r . o f a t i . f. Notice le hereby given pu r­ suant to a Final Decrea of forecloeure dated February 39lh, 1941. and entered In Chancery Caae No. 13331 o f th* t'lr. lilt Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In an.l for Krmlnola unity. Florida, wherein NINTH FKDKItAI. HAVINUH AND I/VAN AHHOClATION tlF NI3W TURK CITY. Plaintiff, and ROIII3IIT II. KUIIVIN and JKHHIK H. KITRVIN, hla wife, are Hefendante, I will aril to the highest and heat bidder for r.ieh at the front door o f tha Hemlnola Count) Courthuuaa In Hanford Hruilnula County. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M. on the 17tli day nf March, 1941, the following described pr o ­ perly aa ae| forth In eald Filial Drcrec. In.wit: tail DONGDAI.K HLRDIVIHliiN, according In Plat lhereof aa recorded In Plat llonk 13. I'au* 44. nf llie Public Records of Kclnlnnle County, Florida. (HKAI.) Arthur II. Iterkwlth. Jr. Clerk nf the Circuit Court My: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk lasw Office* FltKKD and NATIIANHON 310 Houlh Washington Av*nu* Tltilev 111r. Fla. Publish March I, 1941. CDH-4 IX T il l? UIMII IT COURT, XIXTII J l lllt'l 41. CIRCUIT OF I' 1.(1 IIII4 IX 4X11 Fllll kl:44lXtll.K 44)1 XTY I'll I X I ’ KHY XII. I3M3I UOIIKTTA It. FK.4NKI.tN. Plaintiff -vaAt.FRED J. FR.4NKI.IN, Defendant XOTICE OF • ! IT Till? HT4TI: OF PI.IIHIIIA TOi AI.PHKD J. FRANKI.IN wlioe* place o f rtaldenca la unknown A Hworn Complaint having hern riled against you In the Circuit Court In and for Heml­ nole County, Florida, In Chan­ cery, for Divorce, the short till* o f eelil ertlon being t-or•tla II. Franklin. Plaintiff ve. Alfred J. Franklin. Defendant, tlieae preaenta ara to cause • nd require you to flla your wrlltan defenses. If any, to lh* Complaint filed herein, and to aarva a copy thereof upon P la in tiff* attorney on or b e ­ fore the 14th day o f March, A. D. 1441, olherwlae a Deere* Pro Confeeao will ba entered •gainst you and tha cauea proceed ex parte. WITNKBH my hand and o f f i ­ cial Haul at Hanford, Hemlnola County, Florida, thl* Iltli day o f February, A. D. 1144. (BKAI.) Arthur II. Reckwlth, Jr., Clerk at the circ u it Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Baralnola County lly: Martra T. Vlhlen. D C Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff II* K. Commercial Huito i Kirk F l a w P. a Bos 17U Sanford, Florida. IITTI Publlah Fab. (7 * Mar. t, II. 1». i set. CUR-17 t Vacuum Cleaner Legal Notice PICTITIOLH X .44417 NOTICK IH h*r»hy given that 1 am engaged In bu*ln**a at Cana»lb*rry. Rrmlnole Coun­ ty. Florida, under th* flrtltlnua n»ma o f Oaeaelharry Re frig e r­ ation A Air Conditioning Hlinp H.rvlce, and that t Inland to register eald name with tha Clerk o f tha Clrrult Court. Hemlnol* County. Florida. In accordance with the provisions nf Ilia Fictitious Nam* Watute* to-writ: He.ilon MS .09 Florida Htatulae 1977. Hlg: Curtla F. M o w Publish Fab. SI A Mar. I. It. 14. 1(44. CDR-14 XllTICF. OF APF I.ir ATlOX FOR T AX IIF.F.II tie r . tat.IS Florida statute* af IPWI NOTICK IB IIKIIKBY G IV ­ EN. That Feter II. A Ruth M. Johnson th* holder o f tha f o l ­ lowing certificate haa filed •aid certificate for ta t deed to be Issued thereon. Th* c e r ­ tificate number and year o f laauance, tha dracrlptlon o f the properly, and tha name In which It waa aaaeaaed ara •a followa: Certificate No. l i t Taar a f laauance 1440 llrerrlptlaa a f Frapertyt That Part Deac. In D.ll. 141 I'aga 117 ( l.eas I,ola II A I t ) lllk. II Haulando Name In which assessed Key Development A Realty. Inc. All o f eald properly being In the County o f Hemlnole, Hlate nf Florida. Unleee such ce rti­ ficate ehall he redeemed a c ­ cording to law the property described In eurh certificate will he eul.l to th* lilgheet bid ­ der at th* front door of th* Heuilnnl*i County Court llouee *t Hanford, Florida, on th* first Monday In th* miinth o f April. 1914. which It th* fill .lay nf April. 1444. Dated tlile Ird day o f Jan­ uary, 1944. (officia l Clerk'* Heat) Arthur H. Ileckwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnole County. Florida llyi <1. T. Ray. Jr.. DC. Publish Mar. ». It. It. 14. 1144 CDH-tl ■X TIIR CIRCUIT COURT, XIXTII Jt'IIICI Al. CIRCUIT, IX 4X11 FOH BBHIXOLH COI XT4, FLORIDA IX CH4XCKH4 XO. l a m XOTICI? TO IIKFKXD VINCENT J. SIE 1,11,1.0. P la in tiff. VI. ANTtONKTTB M EI.1t.IX>, Defendant TIIR HT4TR OF FLORIDA TO ANTIONETTB C. MEI.ll.IaU la l.lharty Rlraat Danburr. Connecticut FI.KAHK TAKF. NOTICE that you ara hereby required to (lie your written answer, or defense, if any, personally or by an attorney, on or before March II. IMI. at the offlc * o f tha Clark o f the Circuit Court, at tho Courthoueo to Hanford. Hamlnola C o u n t y , Florida, and to moll • copy thereof to Htanetrom. Davit A McIntosh. Atlornaya for Plain­ tiff. Poet Office Dug III*, Banford. Florida, In that certain dlvorca proceeding pending a g a I n ■ t you In tha Clr cull Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and For Hemlnola County. Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated title o f said causa being "Vincent J. Mellllu, Plaintiff, veraua Antlonetle C. Mellllu. Defendant ' •nd haraln (all not or a Decree Pro Coufeeto will be e n u re d against you, and tha cauea proceed axparte. H EAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vthloo Deputy cio rk ■tenatrom. Davie h McIntosh Attorney* at Law Poet Office Boa 1 M ( Hanford. Florid* Publish Feb. It, It. IT. A Mar. t. 1114. CDR-lt & WEST SIDE GREENBRIAR MODERN, new 2 BR. home, Available Mar. 1. Furn. 3 room apt., pvt. bath. 322- Choice lots available in 3 shaded lots. '4 acre each. near school It (tore*. Lake $1,000, $300 down, balance 5303. Greenbriar of Loch Arbor Mary. $65 monthly. Monna monthly. overlooking golf course. Jarvis. 322-1810. 1 BR House, Furn. $65 mo. Custom building to your JOIfNNY WALKER, Broker Ph. 323-0635. 1 BR. Furn. house. SCO mo. 322-6457 For Appointment specification!. , Greenbriar Water, elec. furn. FA 2-8016. developed by Furn. efficiency apt., for 1 or KINGSWOOD FURN. 3 Rm. garage apt. couple, lights It water incl. ' BUILDERS, INC. Nice, clean. Water, electric $45. 322-7399. 202 Fairmont Dr. furnished. Adult* only. No Property Management FA 2-8074 ! 1 BR. furn. apt. Quiet neighpeU. 322-1305. & Sales Broker ‘ borhood. Ph. 322-1162, 9-5:30. 2 BR. Apt. furn. Day* 322-3762 322-4501 other timei. * NighU 322-0991. 2. 3. ii 4 BEDROOMS 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. Avail­ Offers for your aelection 1, m . It 2 BATHS LARGE 2 BR. furn. apt. Ph. able Mar. lit. 14th Ave. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM these Beuutiful 2, 3, A 6 322-3533. Longwood, 8 mi. from N.A. Bedroom S. Ph. 838-3298 EXCLUSIVE RENTALS Low Monthly Payments > Room. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Nicely furn. 2 BR houae. Call For Complete Information Lake Front Home. Private 322-0274. See Or Call Your beach with dock . . . . $165 per jnonth. 2 BR.. unfurnished house. Pb. 3 Bedroom, newly decorated 322-1356. Charming Home in Choice SALES BROKER Neighborhood ___ $100 per M E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private hatha, 114 month. As W. First St. 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 4 BR., 2 Bath . $145 mo. 3 BR, 1V 4 bath home. Assume 2 BR., l Bath $ 70 mo. To make the best home payments. 322-5455. INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 2 BR., 1 Bath $ 55 mo. buy, see the 116 N. Park 322-9173 LAKE MARY, New 2 BR. nice kitchen, cent. heat, tile Furn. garage apt., $43 mo. bath, sct-ln grove. New low 305 S. Park Ave. 323-0705. FA 2-1301 17-92 at niawatha price. Owner. 322-6859. Furn. Apt., 119 Elm Ave. $50. RENT A BED 2 BR. c. b. home, 2 tile baths, 668-3267. Rol'away, Hospital A Baby living room, den, large Beds. RENTALS rooms, lar<;e closets, kit. By Day, Week, or Month LAKE MARY equipped, screened porch, 1 BR. furn.................... $57.50 Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. utility room, newly reno­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BR. furn....................... 60.00 vated inside and out. 3 BR. unfurn................ 75.00 Office FA 9-Mia acre shady lot, more avail­ FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie BROWN REALTY Night FA 3-064* able. 322-5670. Cowan. 322-4013. 322-5237 — 322-1964 $33-0706 1-3 BR House; 1-10’ wide 2 3S14 Park Dr. SanJord. Fie. 2 BR. furn. Call 322-6085, no BR House Trailer. Phone answer 322-7588. THE TIME TESTED FIRM NO 8-4908. S100 D O W N • 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 Apartment: 2 rooms & bath, $15 MONTH CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. furnished, SIS mo., includ­ 3 • Bedroom Home DEBARY: 2 BR., terrauo ing utilities. Near N.A.S. 9. For Sale or Rent CUSTOM REALTY floors, elcc. heat, air-cond., Ph. 322-3219. WINTER PARK built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 2 BR., house. Adults only. 11 Corner Lee ltd. and IT-92 W. T. Corbclt, Real Estate, FURN. A pt 2300 Mellonvilie. Smyrna Dr., DcBary Phone 644-0021 668-4791. Brand new efficiency apt., CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON carporte. $60. mo. 322-5604. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s 322-1597. Newly decorated apt., water, V A - FH A FHA - VA HOMES Furn. gar. apt. 322-2800. Jim Hunt Realty $100 O w ned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Stenstrom Realty As Low $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 SOUTH W ARD C Government FHA - VA . P VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Payton Realty Jim Hunt Realty S t Johns Realty VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — lights furn. 1217 Magnolia. ALL MAKES 2 BR. house, kit equipped, Phone 322-2282 $73. 322-5303. The Family of Mr. Curtla Lavender wishes to express LAKE MARY. 4 Rm. nicely furn. Duplex apt. Adults. their sincere thanks to the No pets. $65. Ph. 322-1290, many frlendi for their kind­ Nites: 322-2876. ness and thoughtfulness dur­ ing the lost of our devoted 1 BR. furn. cottage. Adults Husband, Father and Bro­ only. 322-1117. ther. To know titer* are so many friends who care Small unfurn. house, 2611 helps so much during lids Laurel Ave. 322-5185. ____ a__________________________ difficult time. SMALL Office apace suitable Mrs. Curtis Lavender, for repair shop, Lake Mary. Randal A Judy Lavender, Air-eond. 322-2125. Mr*. Minevah Williamson, Mrs. B. A. Wcllmaker. 3 BR., garage apt., furn. 2005 French. 322-7234. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Heal Estate For Sale 6. For Kent Ijrrilfi Page 10—March 5, 1961 6. For Real Tuts., thru Frt. • 2 P. M. day 2. before insertion. Mon. - Sat. 3. noon. 4. 5. RESPONSIBILITY: From Sanford Exchange sponsible (or more than one i 3 l|r 0 stt!nrh CLASSIFIED INDEX CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: WELCOME HOM E 2 BR. house Inquire 817 Cata­ lina Drive. A -5 A 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 BR FRAME HOME Outside Patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit Trees. In the Country. $7,000 - TERMS FURNISHED 3 BR. 1 BATH HOME S and 4 Bedrooms IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y IN THE FOLLOW ING LOCATIONS Frame Construction $9500 with $300 DOWN CRYSTAL LAKE PARK ROSA L. PAYTON By the Water Tower Reg. Real Eitata Broker FA 2-inOi 17-02 at Hiawatha Phone 322-2744 In LAKE MARY EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 2 BR., furn. apt., tile bath. S. Park Ave. 322-2264, 322-2285. 1703 Magnolia, $55. 322-3931. 1 t i 1 Dally LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS 10 min. So. e f Sanford 1 Block W’. o f 17-92. Highland Ave., Lonnwood Just North o f LongaOod Plata Phone 838-8911 10 to 6 Daily ALL TYPES O P FINANCING L M N ENTER PRISES, Inc. Builder* O f Tea 'N Gree a — Harold Logan, Prao. FURN. Apt. 500 Park Ave. Legal Notice NOTH R OF .4P r i.lf)4 TIO N FOR T A X DF.MD 4•**. 1*4.14 Fieri** ■ ta tg lM • ( 1*4*1 NOTICE IH IIKREIIT O i l ’ E.V. That Mrs. Iiallaa T.nop the holder nf the following certlfit-ale has filed said certificate fnr tax deed In be Issued thereon. The certifica te num­ ber and year o f Issuance, tha description nf (he properly, and lh* nam# In which It waa asaceeed arr •• followa: Certificate No. 170 Taar o f laauanca 1941 DeerrlptInn at Frwperlyi t.ots t A 9 Rlk. : Canaan Plat Rook t Pag* tot Nam# In which gaaaaaed Ar. chi* Crosa al al. Alt o f aald property bring In the County nf Hemlnole, Hlate e f Florida, Unit** auch certificate ahall b* redeemed according to law th* property described in such Certificate will be sold to the highest bidder at tha front door o f tha Hemlnola County Court liouea at Hanford. F l o r ­ ida, on tha flrat Slonday In tha month o f April, 1944. which ti tha 41 h day nf A p r il 1944 Dated thla 17IH day at Fab. ruary. 1941. (Offlrlat Clrrk'a Hrat) Arthur It. n tckw lt h. Jr., Clark clr rult Court. Hrmlnolo County. Florida lly: O. T. nay, Jr.. D.C. Publlah Mar. I. 13, It. 14. 1144 CDS-1! NOTICB o r a p p l i c a t i o n FOR TA X DRKO 1*4.14 Florida Statute* a f 19441 NOTICB IH tlK R R B T OI4' EN. That Sira. Dallas Loop tha holder o f tho follow in g cartlflrat# haa filed eald certificate for taa deed to be Issued thereon. The rerllRcata Bum ber and year o f leeuanco. the description o f tha property, and lha name In whloh It waa aeeeesed are aa followa: Cartlflrala Na. I l l Taar af Issuance 1941 flearrtptlea at Propertyl W 44 o f t.jt I llolden Real Ba­ tata Company’s Addltloa Plat Rook 1 I’aga I f Name In which aaaaeaad Theodore A Marie Martin. All o f aald property being In lha County o f Hemlnola, Btata *4 Florida. Unleaa auch cartl fleet* ahall ba radaamad a c ­ cording to la w tha proparly described In auch certificate will be told to tha hlghaat bidder at tha front doo r o f lha HamlosU County Court Houea at Hanford, Florida, on lha flrat Monday In tha month of A p r il 1(44. whloh la tha (th day o l A pril 1M4. Dated thla ITth day o f F e b ­ ruary, 1(44. tOfflclal Clark’ * Baal) Arthur H. Backwlth, J r Clark Circuit Court, ■amtnala County. Florida By: G. T. Ray. J r - D.C. Publlah Mar. S, 13. ! ( . t«, 1(44 CDf-14 r0 HOME AGAIN... VAH-1 You've been gone a long time. Why not Hurprine your wife with a dependable New or Uiied Car from Strickland • Morrinon. Over 100 New& Used Cars Now On Display! ) ★ ★ ★ ★ TOP TRADE-INS TOP DISCO U N TS on STRAIGHT SALES LOW F IN A N C IN G RATES ON THE SPOT FIN A N C IN G Cr IN SU RAN CE COVERAGE Our Service Department Is Open 7 Full Days A Week To Serve You! Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. Ph. 322-1481 First S t, Sanford W inter Park M l 4-8916 i**Arcnn~~»-> L• �'l l 4;f I Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! t < I 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Sen Ice* B BR. Home. Study, l*a Bath*, large Family Urn. in good neighborhood; includ­ ing stove, refrig., room aircomlilioner, washing ma­ chine ft rug*. Really ter­ rific buy! Monthly paymcnU $83.50. K1NGSW00D BUILDERS, Inc. FA 2-8074 a ^ > Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park 322-5232 Nitea: 322-8971-3U31 or 2248 BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 3rd ft Park Ave. Phone 322-5841 32. Flower* • Shrubs BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ NEED A PICTURE? kee stock. All other kinds Call Dill Vincent at o f Nursery shrubbery and The Sanford Herald trees. I. D. Portraits. Commercial, Gray Shadows Nursery Parties ft Gatherings, 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Small or Large, FAST SERVICE Day 322-2611 - Night 322-0922 33. Furniture BEDS FOR RENT Plano Tuning and Repair Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4333 nile. FREE delivery and Pick-up. INCOME TAX FURNITURE CENTER PREPARATION 1100 French Ave. 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 Ph. FA 3-7953 CONCRETE PLACING WANTED reuaMe couple te ft FINISHING take up monthly payments Specialise Patios, Driveways of $13.50 oa S complete Work Guaranteed rooms of furniture. Call FREE ESTIMATES TE 3-till, Casselberry, col­ HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. 322-1807 lect. She #aefnrf> ^rralh 5. Hit?I— P age 11 ..‘14. Articles For Sale M atvli SWEETIE PIE TERMS TO KIT YOUR BUDGET! Demonstrator Model AirConditioner, 8,500 BTU 985 FIRESTONE STORES Cor. 1st ft- French By Nadine Seltzer 34. Articles For Sale 31. Articles For Sale KROliLER Hide-A-Bed, ex­ RCA Color TV, $300. cellent cond. $45. 322-5604. Country Club Drive. 36. Automoblte* • Truck* 102 BUYING A USED CART TINANCE IT WITH U* ♦ Low Interest Kates ♦ Low Moathly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK Fur easy, quick carpet clean­ NECCin AUTOMATIC ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ In Maple console. Like new tric Shampoocr only $1 per cond. Uses 2 needles. Makes day. Carroll's Furniture. buttonholes, sews on but­ tons ft designs, 3 needle 1958 Cadillac Hardtop coupe. GUNS. New ft Used. Large position. Guaranteed. Pay Full power and air. New selection. Will trade, Also $8 monthly. Ph. 322-9411. tires. $995. ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE repair. Tackle sold ft re­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. (Rental Machine) paired. Osteen Bridge Fish CLOSEOUT! 800 French Ave. Reduced 25% Camp ft Gun Shop. 1963 FREEZERS 322-4382 Cell Singer Representative 1 - 12 Cu. Ft. Upright. Philco. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC WX 8800 '62 Chevy n 8-cyl., stod Milft, Orlg. Price $259.95. Leas than 1 yr. old. Fully less than 14,000 ml. $1,300 Close Out Price $168.88 CABBAGE PLANTS automatic. This machine cash or equity or $300, M. D. Anderaon uses twin needles, sews on 1 - 22 Cu. Ft. Upright. Ori­ ginally $449.95. Now just assume pymt*. 322-7318. S. Cameron Ave. 322 0717 button*, monograms, makes $288.88 buttonholes and does fancy MAR. SPEC. Ladles' tennis •55 Belalr Chevy, t Owner. THESE ARE NEW! I stitches. Sold new, $279.40, shoes, Reg. $2.98, Now $1.98. Good cond. $495. S23-46T8. FIRESTONE STORES Balance now due, $139.50, or Army-Navy Surplus. Cor. 1st ft French pay $7.50 monthly. Liberal SINGER 37. Boats - Motor* BY OWNER, 3 be<lroora, 1H DIAL-A-MAT1C trades far your old ma­ 35. Articles Wanted bath home. One bedroom WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Sell Ue Your Furniture. chine. Tills Won’ t Last ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE Gateway To The Waterway has separate entrance, can SPRLVKLER SYSTEMS Quick Service With the Long! Call now for FREE WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rge Makes buttonholes ft appli­ Hobson Sporting Goods be rented for Income. Will All Types and Sises Cash. SUPER TRADING or small amounts. Bonded HOME TRIAL, 322-7488. ques. 4 payments of $5.50. Your EVINRUDE Dealer ' t^adc for smaller place. We Repair and Service POST. FA 2-0877. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ Ph. 332-8411. 504-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA Shown by appointment. Call MAPLE Bdrm. torn.. 2 single, b T I N I field. FA 2-4244 FA 2 8848. 2 seta bunk beds, dbl. Holly­ Machinery end Supply On. For the biggest selection of 12 FT. Plywood John boat nearly new and used furni­ wood, dble. dresser, cheat- 36. A u to m o b ile s • T ru ck s 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 LIMITED TIME ! ! ! I BR., lt t bath borne. As­ and trailer, $75. 322-7878. ture, see Noll's Furniture on-chest, 5 dr. cheat, liv­ i sume payments. 322-5455. Fine Watch ft Jewelry Repair Brokerage in Casselberry Mac has THROWN AWAY the '59 Ford, A-l condition. $595. ing rm., din. rm., OE Dry­ 39. Trailers - Cabana* Percentage Book. 215 Woodmere. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 8. V. L. GU.MM, JEWELER er, washer. 322-8498 after NO QUALIFYING Buy your Carpet or Ruga at 110 S. Park 122-5952 5 p. m. FOR SALE— 1500 Down and 1957 Olds ••88” 4-dr. hardtop, '54 New Home 1-bedroom FREE ESTIMATE Dealer COST plus $1 per tom ahtw h# managed te gat tnowtd out of hit bouts take up payments on nice Tractor mowing ft Grading. Upbolsteriag ft Mattress res* house trailer, 8x38. 688-8713. good cond. 322-7956. and into ourel” yard. ONLY ONE LIKE THIS I P 3 Bedroom Home In WynneCall FA 2-7621. ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ALL FIRST QUALITY Used GE Refrigerator '55 Ford pick up, good cond., OWNER must sell 1958 Cameo wood. Ph. 322-7957 after 34. Articles For Sate ture. Call Nit Baddlng Mfg. 34. Articles For Sale TOP RATED MILLS 2-Door - - $75 good tires. Must sell. Cheap. housotraller, 8 x 40, 3 BR. 29. Automobile Service 3:30 p. m. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. FIRESTONE STORES Can be aeen at 119 Lake Excel, cond. Mutt tee to Carpets clean easier with the CASH SALE! Completely re- Call us for a showing of these FA 3-2UT. fine Carpets In your home. Cor. tat ft French Dot Dr., Sanford. 3 BR., Fla. Rm., ltt baths, appreciate. 322-8418. Blue Lustre Electric Shamcond. appliances. 90 day Nylon, Acrllan, All Wool, cent, heat, alr-cond. $450 Used furniture, appliances, pooer. Only $1 per day. warranty on all. 1 Chest etc. Hundreds to choose Down, $84 mo. 322-6513. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Carroll's Furniture. type freerer, $100. l-Uprlght Senkarik Glass and Paint Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford from. TERMSI Up to two frvcicr, $100. 1-Frlgidalre Company years to Pay I Ave Ph. FA 3-4132. READY MIX Coaereu, win­ washer, $75. 2-Maytag wash­ SPOTLESSLY Clean 8 210 Magnolia Ph. FA I-4S12 dow tills, lintels, steps, Bedroom, IVi bath ers, $65 ea. 2-Wcstinghouse blocks, sand, cement, rack, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 34. Articles For Sale 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Spacemate washers, $45 ea. concrete block borne. pipe, steel, grease traps, Free inspection, estimates, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Orlando, Fla. 1-llotpolnt washer, $50. 1* Only $350 D o w n , pickup, delivery. Recoriag dry wella, stepping atones. 241-8194 Collect or Monthly payments $72, Frlgldart* refrigerator, $45. 1963 23” Console TV ft repairs discounted. Miracle Concrete Co. Dick's Appliance Service, Leroy C. MacTaviib, Owner which Includes prin­ Looks ft Plays 1-ike New 211U E. 3rd. 322-3443 309 Elm Ave. FA 1-5751 FA 2-5545 after 8 p.m. 510 E. Sanford. 322-7658. cipal, interest. Insur­ ONLY $146 ance and taxes. No FIRESTONE STORES Auto Glam, Tape qualifying, no r e d Cor. 1st ft French ft Seat Covers tape. Move right in. SINGER SLANT NEEDLE Call Stemper Agency, 1919 So. F r e n c h , Like new Sewing condition. 322-4981. 304 W. and at FA MOU Zlfiags, buttonholes, mono­ 4LL WORK GUARANTEED grams, etc. Balance now LARGE COUNTRY HOME 31. Poultry • Livestock due: $82.20 or $7.80 month­ Three bedrooms, 2 baths, gar­ ly. Fully guaranteed. Call now for Free Homo Trial. age apt. Two acres land GUERNSEY. Freeh, 4 gal. Every 1961 lUmlilir In Stork Will llo Marked milk cow. M. E. Shelby, Liberal trade for old ma­ with fruit and shade trees. Lake Monroe. 322-4548. Down With Our Special Discount Price! chine. Ph. 322-7488. 132 ft. frontage on W. Flrit St. approx. 3 miles- from 31A. Pets IS Wooden folding chairs. Ex­ city. Priced at only $15,000 cellent cond. 322-8511, 4-10 with some terms. Puppies: 4 male, mixed Man­ p. m. Exclusive with chester Terrier • Chihuahua. $15 ea. 718 Cherokee Circle, Keomorc gas stove, $40. Call C L E A N R E A D Y - T O • GO U SED C A R S ! M ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sunland Estates. 322-8084. 333-7004. A Realtor 1962 Mercury Raymond Lundquist, Asso. 1959 Ford V -8 A A P Polony Park S t a t i o n ' l l g U C FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Country Sedan, 4 Door A #A # W a g o n , 8 Passenger. M M T g J m m *# Fully Pewen d. Air C e * 4 - A i A * # • # Station Wagon. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon , ' '♦ Carpet Special! AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Carpets A la Carte Rambler Sale! AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. M ARCH 5th Thru 14th Bluff, furnished. 332-3851. 1962 Dodge 3 BR. masonry, $8,500, good terms, 2 Iota $1,000 ea. 1 ML N. Big Tree Park, Oak Lane. TE 8 1633. « J A P 1 l| W ^ 1 # *# U n cer GT, 2 Door Hardtop. Bucket Seats, E x tn Clean. 1959 Rambler # Custom Station >4 agon. A Good Huy. A# a p # ft# # 16. Female Help Wanted AL1X OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing m a c h i n e operators for awlmsuita and sportswear. If you are experienced on factory sewing machines, we have steady work for you In a modern air-condi­ tioned factory, undar very good working conditions. Ph. 332 2204. 1962 Chevrolet Porrair, 2 Door, Stand. Trans. 500, 1961 Cadillac 1 l W ■ ft# # a a a g «# p Fleetwood, Air Cond., K i- / U I I S tra Clegs. M m M M j COME SEE & SAVE! 18. Help Wanted S. * \ COUPLE to collect eggs on Chicken Ranch. Man ft wife preferred. Place to live if you qualify. Good salary. 8. D. McKinney, Old 44, 3 ml. E. of 437. Eustls. VU. k trim , power ft kasur. Owe 1961 Continental 4 Door^AU Leather Tr,B> ^ J 1959 Mercury __ ^ Commuter, 4 Door Statlon Wagon, l.ow .Mile. mT \ 1958 Lincoln _ i l C 4 Door, Air C»nd. Q Q ( A# # * # 1958 Ford # A 24 Factory Fresh Ramblers P Station Wagon 9 Passeii- Will Be Marked Down! • ul l\ AH Cara Sold 1961 Mercury 4 Door, Auto. Beautiful Blue. T ra n ., W ith f < 1 1 4 395 1 Y ear GW W arranty 1958 Chevrolet Wagon^* V"*’ # A 0 ACTU AL DISCOUNTS W ILL BE POSTED ON EACH RAMBLER! P # ^ 19. Bltaatioaa Wanted 1961 Comet 6 Deer, 8 Cylinder. Work wanted. 333-7053. KU. Babysitters 1960 p odge BABYSITTING in my home. 322-2274. A A P 1958 Chevrolet 1 € w A I f t # # f t # fk -S T r•fif- * T> J Aute. Treat., Radio ft Heater. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 523-5112. Pkeeaix, 4 rfeer lard top, Folly Powered. | f 1 1960 Mercury m 195 1957 Oldamoblle Convertible, Po we r e d , Good Condition. 0 7 J f A P # A P P A P Shop Our Display For The Greatest Savings On The Rambler O f Your Choice! llW A A # # ft# 21. Beauty B a t o n s ___ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also evenings. 3 Senior at) lists. 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. Monterey, 4 Deer Herd* top. P o w e r e d , Estrs Special By Popular Demand Our Budget Wove Spec. $6.95 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 25. I’ lumbinr Services -------------- 1953 FORD P A I N T ! N G. Inside. Out, Large, Small. Cull Bob 323-0742.__________ _________ IS -------------- $95 $ f |5 RAMBLER TRADE-INS! 2-DOOR ....................................................... >50 Hewnlult M ill! He.era I Select Used Cera Are Now In Stork, Also Other 14 *» I Ifu Slake* Traded In On New Hamblin. All SAVE! Bring Your TV or Kadto To T V & R A D IO H OSPITAL , 0 AS 1953 DODGE 4 -D O O R ...................................................... Need a Painter? 322 3090. T f ‘^ K A ft* A * # # ft# 1953 FORD 2-DOOR ............................................................. 27. Special Service* •mall gardens plowed with Roto Tiller, nothing too small. 322-3459. wA^g A# # f t # BARGAIN BUYS! PLUMBLNG Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 S a n fu rd A v e^ _^ F ^ ^ 3 M and SAVE Upen Evenings 'til 10 614 Laurel 195 1957 Pontiac BUr Chief, Eitra Clean, A DeBery Car. 19.59 Chevrolet J A A P 1956 Ford V -8 Station Wegon, 6 Door, 1 1 I W A Station Wagon. E a t re 6 C) Under. 1 A# # « # Clean, A DeBery Car. 3 1 b lb ilm e ttO i\ v e ^ 3 2 2 d )B jn 1 1 | Sem M e Co. Motors 1801 322-0614 J u ... HUNT 109 Palmetto FA 2-4884 Ave. LIN C O LN MERCURY INC. Sanford W. PARK MI 4-0209 Are Going At . . . • r i p O NTIAC ) L O W , L O W PRICES! |Wf B U I C K A t 301 W . 1 s t St. T f t r "— 1 ' |9 A ‘ M H I lk �\ f:.'- O W hy •L Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE O ffice 204 W . First Legal Notice jr o n r * CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: *anforl> 1. Lost & Pound BOOB. RESPONSIBILITY; Tbt Herald wID not be re­ sponsible (or mor* (ban om incorrect Iniertion of your ad, and reiervei the rifbt to revita or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered te conform H tha policies of this paper. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Toes., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before iniertion. Mon. - S et noon. Legal Notice Voile* I* hereby glv*n that th* annual maattng o f the stockholders nf th* Hanford of 1*1*1 Hr raid will ha bald at ZZ*I NOTICE IH H F .R K n r OIVr o m m u n llr W a r . H a n f o r d . KN. That lira. Dallas t » n p the Florida, on March t». 1M4. at holder nf the fo llow in g ce rti­ t*:0* A. M. for tha transaction o f such hualnaaa a> mar com* ficate haa filed esld certificate for tea deed to he Issued btfo r* th* matting, thereon. Th* oertlflrnt* num­ publish Mar. ». IZ, t i l l ber *nd r » * r o f |,iuenreI the CDH.I description o f the prnperlr. and th* nama In which It wae r i C T I T I O t ' i VAMK aeeeaaed ar* aa follow*! NOTICE IS harabr Hl»*n that Certificate No. II Tear o f w* ar* engaged In business at Issuance I I I ) Casselbarrr. Heminola Counlr. Description o f Propertri Florida. undsr th* fictitious Dot 4 ft.eee Part Peer. In D It nama of, Th* Tot*m Tole. and I II Pag* 111) F. 14. Itanda that w* Intend to register Addition In Hanford Flat Hook ■aid nam* w llh th* Clerk o f t Page 111 th* Circuit Court, Hemlnol* Nam* In which aeeeee*d W il­ Counlr. Florida, In accordance liam II. Duller. All o f *ald with th* proelelona o f th* proper!r being In th* Counlr Fletltlou* V*m* Statute*, to- nf Hemlnol*. Blata of Florida. wit l Section lll.ll Florida Unleaa such certificate shall Btatutaa HIT. be redeemed according to law Blgl Itob*rt F. Tucker th* property d escrlbrl In eurh Curtis F. Blow certificate will be sold to th* Publish r * b . IT * Mar. I, It. highest bidder *1 th* front it. i n i . doo r of th* Hemlnol* Couniy co n -it Court Houe* at Hanford, F lo r­ id*. on th* first Monday In month nf April. 1144, la th* C*orl o f th* Caawly tha Jadg*. Remla*l* Caaafr. Flsr* which I* th* ith day o f April, 1144. Ida, la Fr*hat*> la ret Estate mt Dated this l?th day o f Feb­ IHA BKI.T.K F. GUARDING. ruary, 1114. T a All Cr*dlt*ra and Feres** (Official Clerk's Heal) Deceased. Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr. Hat la g Dalai* ar Oeataad* Clerk Circuit Court, Aaalaal Bald Kstalrt Heminola County. Florida lly: O. T. Itay, Jr. D.C. Tou and each o f rou ar* h*r* br notified and required Publish Mar. I. 1Z, 11. II, t i l l to pr***nt anr claim* and da* CDH-1S mend* which rou , or *lth*r o f ro u. mar har* against th* IX T i l l ! C I R C U I T C O U R T OF •atata o f taabstt* F. ataddtng. T I I K NINTH JU IH C IA I. C H Ideceased, lat* o f said Counlr, C U T IX A X D FOK a i l M I to th* Countr Judge o f Hem!* X Of.H t (II M t . I 'M ) H U M . pol* Countr, Florida, *t his C H A X C K H V XO. I B M o f flc * In the court house o f T IIK ROSTOV F I V E C E N T S •aid Countr at Hanford. Flor­ HAVIN'aa B A NK, ida, wthln eight calendar Plaintiff, month* from th* tlm* o f th* va. first publication o f this no­ W A R R E N R. TURMAN, et u i tice. Each claim or demand and *t al, •hall b* la writing, and shall Defendanll. • lat* th* plac* o f residence XOTH'M OF HAI.H and post o fflc* address o f th* NOTICE IH IIKHKtlY OIVclaimant, and altall b* aworn IIN that on tha 17th day nf to b r th* claimant, hi* agent, March, 1144 at II too A M. at or attorner. and a n r such Ih* main door o f llie Court­ claim o r demand Hot ■* fllsd house o f Htmliinl* County, nt •hall b* sold. Hanford, -Florid*, th* underW s b t s r D. Ilaln**, e.t.a •lsn*d Clerk wilt o f f e r for Aa aaaoutlr* o f th* I.aat ■ala to th* hlsheet and heel VIII and Testament o f bidder for caeh lha following Isabella F. Cladding, described real properly; iJecaassd Dot Z. lllock II, CtlUN'Tlir Vln.ls rw asdl*. Halos* CLUII M ANtill. UNIT NO. * Ward I. acoordlng In the plel P. O. Hot 1ST th ereof recorded In Winter Park, Florida I'let Book 1Z, ■'*■«• 71 Publish Fab. |! * Mar. I, 13. and 7S. Public Ilai-ortl* o f n. m t. Hemlnol* Couniy, Florid* C D I t-ll together with *11 structures, Improvements, natures, appli­ 13 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ance*. and appurtenances on THIS HTM Jt'IIK'IAt. C I R I T I T ■aid land nr used In c o n ju n c ­ 13 AXD FOR iK M IX O M ] tion therewith. This sal* la mad* pursuant t U f l T T , PI.ORIDA. to final decree o f foreclosure IX CHAXCRRT XO. I M S entered In Chancery action No. XOTICR TO DF.FKXU OR 1Z73S now pandlng In the Cir­ OHtlHR OF P I R M C A T I O X cuit Court of and fo r flcml*t IT FOR FORKLT.OIt’ RR Rti'IIMUMi 1111,1, HAVIN'! 18 note County, Florida. DATED TIIIH Ind day o f HANK, a N*w f o r k corpora­ March, 1114, tion. Plaintiff, (HIJAI.) Arthur It. Ileckwlth Jr.. -vsClerk o f th* Circuit Court iiisn nn nT u iiL T cn iis o v Byt Martha T. Vlhlan and iK ib o it iis h u t c h Kttnx, Deputy Clerk his wlf*. and JOHN' O. IIICI,. I.AMV and >1AllTffA IIICI*. ANDEIIHUN, lll'Hlf, DEAN A tAHVNDEH t.AMT, bis wife, nefendanls. Attorney* for Plaintiff TOl JOHN’ O. lllll.I.AMY and 3 : : East Central Boulevard HAItTHA lli:i,U A lir. hts Drlando, Florida wlf* Publish March I, 1144. CPH-7 Utestdenc* unknown) And all unknown parties t IIH T IT t !) l It r. claiming anr Interest l>r. IN T IIK NINTH J l 1) 14 1 * 1. 4’ I R I 'I IT through, under o r again OF FI.Oil DA, IN A Nil FOII st each or either of th* •biiva named parties who ■ KMINOI.H C4II A T I ', FI.IMtmar b* dead or ar* not ll)%. known to b* dead or IX CIIAXCKRT NO. 13HU HARAII JOHEI'lll'H CltAlfl. allr*. Plaintiff, IIKIIUEnT U HUTCIIRHON’ and DOLOItUH HUT- va. HERALD ROBERT CIIAIO, I'll MHOS, hi* wlf* Hr.. l i t N'ormsn Avenue Drf*nda..t. N'orfulk, Virginia NOTION OF SUIT TOU, AND HACII OF TOU. ar* hereby notified that a TOl (IKKALD IIOIIERT CHAIO, Hr., Complaint for Foreclosure of whose residence and adMorl* ag* ha* bten filed drees let against rou. and ro u ar* r* TRENTON. NEW JKRBKT. qulred to serro a ro pr o f r nur Sworn Bill of Complaint Answer nr Pleadlngi to the Complaint on th* Plain ti ff* having been filed In Ih* Cir­ ■ Horner. Joseph M. Fltigerald, cuit Court tn and for Heml­ Ztt Hecurltr Trust Ilulldliig, nol* Couniy, Florida. In Chan­ Miami II, Florida, and flla Ihs cery. *nlltl*d. MAIIAII JOHEoriginal Answar nr Pleading Pllt.'H CItABI V*. OEBAI.D In tha offlca o f the Clerk of HUBERT CltAtO, Hr., praying th* Circuit Court on o r baforo for certain relief for the above th* trd dar o f April A. D , named pUInllff against you 1114. If r o u fall lo do so, are defendant. NOW. THEREFORE. TIIIH Judgment hr default will he taken against r o u for tho re IH TO NOTIFY YOU that If lief dtmandtd la th* Com­ you wish to defend against plaint. and conleet the above entitled Tha description ot th* r**1 at-ilon. yog ar* required to wrauarty proceeded against la; fll* your answer or other leit t l , lllock A. w o o l ) . written defense. If any you JIKIIK PAtlK Ind HE- have, wllh tlis Clerk o f th* PI-AT. accordin g to Plat above styled Court and to lharaof recorded In Plat aerv* upon plaintiff's attorney, Book 11, Pag* II. Public Albert N. Kitts, whoea address llaaorda o f Seminole Coun­ la 1 Masonic Building. Hanford, Florida, a copy o f said answer tr . Florid* i T O a K T H K It W IT H th* f o l ­ or other written defense, on lo w in g person*! properly] or btfor* th* Ith day e f April, W t t t l n g h o u i * lt *frlg sr *tor 1114. Model IlMUIZ, S*rl*l lilt Th* natur* o f said eompUInt I* to pray that th* a bove s t y l ­ llllll W aatlngbohae B u l l l - I » ed Court grant th* above nam­ Rang *. Modal KTUISX. ed plaintiff a divorce • v in ­ culo matrimonii o f and from Serial T 1 * » tt e Th is nolle* shall h* publish­ you. F A IL NOT TO ANSW ER un ed ouo« aach week fo r four ooDsecUtl** w * e k * la th* San­ lese a decree pro c*nf***o b* e n u re d esalnet you. ford Herald. DOVE AND O R D E R E D al WITKEMH my hend end o f Sanford. Saktlsol# Oou'HI'* flrlel eesl at Hanford. Hemi­ Florida. thla ta d d a r •* March nola County, Florida, thle Ird day o f March, A. D. 1144. A. D. III*. (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. ' " " j t r t h k r H. Ba ck trllk , J r . Clerk ef Above Styled Clerk, Circuit Court Court. U r i Martha T. Vthlaa Byt Martha T. Vlhlea, D.C D * p * t r Clarlt .. Alharl N. F lu e Joseph I t F lt tg e ra M ▲ turner 4 Counselor at L aw M t Ba cu rltr Trust R u i l i l a g 1 Maeeale Bulldlaa M iam i. M . . I P J W Fltankllu !-* • » • . „ M l i i 4 Hanford. Florida Publish Mar. I, 11, II, tl. 111! Publish Mar. I, It, II, H CDH-ll M AdsV*. 3l|r Ijrralb B E R R Y ’S T u ts, thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 2. Notices - Personals befort insertion. Mon. - Sal. 3. Education - Instruction XOTICR OF A F F M C t T lO X FOR T AX DEED (See. 1*1.1* Flarlda Statutes COM CLASSIFIED INDEX W ORLD 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent GA 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 1G. Business Opportunity 10. 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 26. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets "Dr. Tarry, do yoa know 'Smokt Gtft h Your Tyo%70 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 2. Notieca • Pi i m i u B 1. Lost & Found 34. Articles Tor Sale .11-A Swap or Exchange INCOME TAX SERVICE Man'4 grey horn - rimmed 35. Articles iVanted 0 . M. Harrliont glsnei in brown cate In 3G. Automobiles - TrucKs 1311 Pilmetto Sanford area. REWARD. 36-A Autos Wanted 322-8827 322 7848 322-8232. 87. Boats • Motors 88. Motorcycles -<Scooters LOST: Parakeet, yellow, little Bookkeeping Service. Tax re89. Trailers • Cabanas turni. 12 jrri. experience. green. 322-7682. 40. Farm Equipment CaU L im ar WilUami, FivePoint*. 322-7843. LOST: 26" "M urray" red k while boy'i bicycle, taken from Pinecreit School lat NOTICE O F f l K X F . f l t l . F L E C ­ Electrolux, TION AND CIIA IITK It HIM Ml) o f wk. Please caU 322 6184. Repairs, parti; Kirby, RexAlr, AirWay, ELEC T ION REWARD. Tou Will pleas* t a k e . n o llr * GE, etc. Cleaners told, ex­ that a n * » e r a ! Klrrtlnn and changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Chart** Board Klaotlon will LOST: Male Rcagle Hound l>* held In th* Villas* nf Park Ave., Sanlord. Phone with red collar. Reward. North Orlando, Florid* nn th* FA 2-4763. 322-1733. 17th day o f March. 1741. for Legal Notice th* purpose nf aler-tlng a Counrllman In Ornup 7, and a Cnuncllman In Oroup 4. *nd a five member Charter Board. Th* Pie.-* nf Vot in g will be at the Villa s* Offlca nn l / m i wnnd-Ovledn lined In th* V ill­ age nf North Orlando end th* poll* will he open from 7:04 A. M. to 7:40 P.M. Melly I. Halter, T.ucy Felrhnrn and Wllllem MacKIntneh wilt t.a Ineprrtnre and Helen F. Hreen will l>* Clerk nf the Election All person* dretrlng In avail llientealvse of their rim lit o f fraix-hle* will regleter at nnra. Iteglelrallnn honke will cine* et « :o«T P.M. February 71. 1941. tha (lateenlh day befura tlertlnn. T I I E V l l . l . A G K O F N OR T H ORLANDO, FLORIDA tlyi W. W . Anderann, MATOIt Pillilleh Feb. Z«, 17 A Mar. 5 . 17. 1944. ('1)11-51 NOTICE OF HALE Notice I* hereby given pureuant tn a Final Decree o f fnrerloanre deled February 79th, 1941. and entered In Chancery Cave Nn. 1ZSSI nf Die Circuit Court nf Ilia Ninth Judicial Circuit tl) and fur Hi mlnnl* County, Florida, wherein NINTH FEDERAL HAVIM1H AND I/YAN ASSO­ CIATION OF NEW YORK CITY. Plaintiff, end ROBERT II Kt'ItVIN and JKKHIE H. KUIIVIN, hi* wife, era ticfandanta, I will aril In the highest and hast bidder for rush at th* frunt door nf tha Hamlnola County Courthnusa III Hanford 8eiiiln.il* County, Florida, at 11:40 o'clock A M. nn th* 17th day nf March. 19*4, tha following described pro. perly as set forth In said Filial Decree. In.wit: 1<nt LONODALK HUI1DIVIHIoX. according tn Plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Bunk 13, Page 41. nf Ih* Public Itacnrds of Hrmlnule County, Flnrlila. (NEAL) Arthur II. Ileckwlth. Jr. Clerk nf the Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk l e w o f f Iras PUKED and N'ATIIANSON 714 Houlh Washington Avrnus Titusville. FI*. Publish March 1. 1**1. CDS-4 IN T H E CIHI'I IT CIIUHT, NINTH JI IIH'IAL C lltt'l IT OF FI.OIIHA IN AXD Fill! gEMINOl.K i ot M V ( 'l l AM EN V Nil. I.1M34 LOItETTA II. KIIANKl.tN. Plaintiff -vaALFRED J. FRANKLIN, Defendant NOTICE OF t l IT TH E STATE OF PI.OHIIIA TOt A L F R E D J. FRANKLI N whose place ot residence la unknown A Sworn Complaint having bean fllsd s g s ln s l you In th* Circuit Court In and fnr Stmlnull County. Florida, In Chan­ cery, fur Divorce, the ahurt title o f eeld action baltig l o r t i l e II. Franklin, Plaintiff v*. Alfred J. Franklin. Defendant, three presents ere to cause end require you lo file your written defenses. If any, to the Cumplelnt filed herein, and to ssrvs a copy thereof upon P la in ti ff * etl orney on or b e ­ fore the I4tli day o f March, A. D. 1944, otherwise • Decree Pro Cunfessu will be entered ■gelnet you end the cause proceed ex parte. WITNESS my hend end efft riel Heal et Hanford. HamlnnU County, Florida, this Z4lh day or February, A. D. 1944. (S EAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk e f the Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, tn and for Semi­ nole County Byt Mertrn T. Vlhlen. D.C. Cordon V. Fr ederick Attorney fo r Plaintiff 114 E. Commercial Suit* t K ir k Pie rs P. O. BOS I t l l Sanferd, Florida, ItTTfl Publish Fab. t f 4b Mar. S. 19. 14, 14li. C D H -ll Vacuum Cleaner Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that I am en gaged In business at Casselberry, Hemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, under th* fictitious nama o f Casselberry R e frig e r­ ation A Air Conditioning Hhnp H-rvIce. and that t Intend tn register said nama will) tha Clark nf th* Circuit Court. Heminola County, Florida. In accordance with the provisions o f tha Fictitious Nam* Mlalula*. t o . w it ; He.tlnn I4j.nl Florida Ntalutaa 1957. Hist l.'urll* F. Blow Publish Fab. 37 A Mar. I, 13. 19. 1944. C D R -II NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOH T A X DEED l i r e . 1*1.1* Florida Hlalwt** •f ISMI notice is i i n i t Kn r otv- EN. That P*t*r II. A Ruth M. Johnson th* holder o f th* f o l ­ lowing cartlflrat* ha* filed said rertirh-.it* for t* s dead In li* Isaunl thereon. Th* e rrtlDcat* number and ye a r o f lesuanca. th* drscrlptlon o f th* properly, and Ih* nam* In which It was assessed ar* a* follow*: Certificate No. 154 T**r * f Issuance t i l * Dear r lptlaa # f P r a p e r t y i Furn. gar. apt. 322-2100. ANT10NKTTK C. MEL1I.LO, (SEAL) Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr., C lt rk o f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Dtputy Clark Stanatrom, Davl* A McIntosh Allot nsya at Law Post Offlc# B oh IM * Sanford, Florida Publish Psb, tl, >4, Mar. I. IMI. C D H -ll tf. A V A - FHA FHA - VA HOMES $100 Government FHA - VA . Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Stenstrom Realty As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 SOUTH W ARD O Jim Hunt Realty P VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Payton Realty Jim Hunt Realty S t Johns Realty WELCOME HOME 2 BR. house Inquire 817 Cata­ lina Drive, a A-5A 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 BR FRAME HOME Outside Patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit Treca. In the Country. $7,000 - TERMS FURNISHED 3 BR. 1 BATH HOME 3 and 4 Bedrooms IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS Frame Conitructlon $9500 with $300 DOWN CRYSTAL LAKE PAIIK ROSA L. PAYTON By the Water Tower Reg. Real Estata Broker FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Phone 322-2744 in LAKE MARY EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY. Realtor, Insurer. FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2463 2 BR., furn. apt., tile bath. S. Park Ave. 322-2264, 1703 Magnolia. $33. 322-3931. 322 2283. 1 t* I Dally LAKE WYMAN HEIGHTS 10 min. Sn. o f Sanford I Block W. or 17-92. Highland Are.. Longwood Juat North o f Longwood Plaxa Phone 83N-39U 1# to 4 Daily ALL TYPES OP FINANCING L M N EN T E R P R ISE S, Inc. Bntldera O f Te« *N Green — Harold Log am. Proa. FURN. Apt. 300 Park Ave. Legal Notice NOTIC E O F S P P l . i r t T I O N FOE T » X DEED (• * * . 1S 4 .1 S F l e r M * Btalwt** • ( 1I4II NOTICE IH IIEI1BIIT O IV That Part Dear. In D.ll. 141 I'aga 115 fLess Lota II A ZZ) KN. That Mr*. Delias Lo o p tha Itohltr nf th* fullowlna c a r d lllk. II Hanlando Nam* In which **s*a*«d Kay fh-ata haa fllsd said certificate Development A llealty, Inc. for tat deed to b* Issued All o f said pr operly being In thsrson. Th* cert ifica te num­ th* Couniy nf Hsmtnnla, Hlata ber and year e f tssuanc*. th* o f Florida. Unless such rsrtl- d*»rrlptlon nf tha proparly, Beat* shall he redeemed a c ­ and th* nam* In which 1t w as aasrasad ara a* follo w s : cording lo taw the property Certificate No. IT0 T e a r o f described In such rerllfh-at* Issuance 1911 will be told to the highest bid­ Uae arlptla a t f F r w p a r t f) der at Ih* front doo r o f tli* Lots a n t filk. 7 Canaan Plat Hrmlnol*, County Court lloua* Book 1 Paga 1st at Hanford, Florida, on th* Nam* In which asasssad A r­ first Monday In Ih* month o f chie Crons et al. All o f aald April, 1944, which I* th* (III pr operly bring In tha County day o f April, 1914. nf Heminola, Htat* or Florida. Dated this Ird day o f Ja n ­ Unlsaa auch csrtltlcat* shall uary. 1911. b* rs dstmtd accordin g to law (Ufflcl*t Clerk'* 8**t) th* property described In such Arthur H. Uackwlth, Jr. cert ifies!# will b* sold to th* Clerk Circuit Court. hlghtat bidder at th* front Hemlnol* County, Florida door o f th* Rsmlnot* County llyt II. T. Bay, Jr.. D.C. Court Hout* at Hanford. F lo r ­ Publish Mar. », 17. It. 34. t i l l ida, on th* first Monday tn CDS-1Z tha month ot April, t i l l , which la the Ith day nf April. 1114. Dat*d this 17th day * f F e b ­ in the c iiir c r r covet, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. ruary. t i l l . IN AND FOH SBMIXOLM (Official Clerk's Heal) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr.. ( I I I NTb, FLORIDA Clark Circuit Court. IX i' ll ANCEHt XO. U n i Hemlnol* Couniy, Florida NOTICE TO HKFKND ll y : O. T. Itay. Jr., D.C. VINCENT J. MKL1LLO, Plaintiff. Publish Mar. I. 17. I*, t l . 1114 CD H -ll va D*f*ndaat. THE HTATK OF Fld lE IIIA TOl ANTIONKTTK C. MEI.ILLU 4* Liberty Hlrest Danbury, Connartlcut PLKAHE TA K E NOTICE that you *r* hereby required to fll* your wrlltan answer, or dsfens*. If any, p*r *on*lly or by an attorney, on or btfo r* March II. 1444. at th* o f flc * o f tli* Clark o f th* Circuit Court, at th* Courthous* In Hanford, Samlnol* C o u n t y , Florid*, and to mall • copy thereof to Ht*n*trom, Davl* A McIntosh, Attorneys for Pla in ­ tiff, Poet Offlc* Boa III*. Han­ ford, Florida. In that certain divorce proceeding pending against you In th* Clr cult Court of th* Ninth Judicial cir cuit . In and For Hemlnol* County, Florida. In Chancery, an abbreviated till* o f said cause being “ Vincent J. Mellllo. Pla lullff, versus Antlonstte C. Mslltlo, Defendant and herein fall not or a l>scre« Pro Conf**so will t>* entered •gainst you. and th* cause proceed (apart*. WEST SIDE GREENBRIAR MODERN, new 2 BR. home, Available Mar. 1. Furn. 3 room apt., pvt. bath. 322- Choice lota arailabla in 3 shaded loti. '4 acre each. nesr school It stores. Lake $1,000, $300 down, balance 5303. Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor M iry. 865 monthly, klonna monthly. overlooking golf course. Jarvis. 322-1810. 1 BR House, Furn. $63 mo. Custom building to your JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Ph. 323-0633. 1 BR. Furn. house. 860 mo. 322-6457 For Appointment specifications. , Greenbriar Wster, elec. furn. FA 2-8016. developed by Furn. efficiency apt., for 1 or KINGSWOOD FURN. 3 Rm. garsge apt. couple, lights It water lncl. BUILDERS, INC. Nice, clean. Water, electric 845. 322-7399. 202 Fairmont Dr. furnished. Adults only. No Property Management FA 2-8074 1 BR. furn. apt. Quiet neigh­ pets. 322-1303. & Snlea Broker borhood. Ph. 322-1162, 9-3:30. 2 BR. Apt. furn. Days 322-3762 322-4301 other times. • Nights 322-0991. 2, 3. 4 4 BEDROOMS 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. AvaUOffers for your selection 1, IVa, 4 2 BATHS LARGE 2 BR. furn. apt. Ph. able Mar. 1st. 14th Ave. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM theae Bruutiful 2, 3, 4 4 322-3335. Longwood. 8 ml. from N.A. Bedroom S. Ph. 838-3298 EXCLUSIVE RENTALS Low Monthly Payments I Room, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Nicely furn. 2 BR house. Call For Complete Information Lake Front Home. Private 322-0274. See Or Call Your beach with dock . . . . $163 per jnonth. 2 BR., unfurmihed bouse. Pb. 3 Bedroom, newly decorated 322-1336. Chsrming Home In Choice SALES BROKER Neighborhood . . . . $100 per WE LA K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private batbi, 114 month. W. First St. 2563 Park Dr. 322-2420 4 BR., 2 Bath ......... $143 mo. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. 3 BR, IH bath home. Aisumc To make the heat home payments. 322-3433. INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 33 mo. buy. are the 118 N. Park 322-9173 LAKE MARY, New 2 BR, nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile Furn. garage apt., $43 mo. bath, ict-ln grove. New low 305 S. Park Ave. 323-0705. FA 2 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha price. Owner. 322-6859. Furn. Apt., 119 Elm Ave. $30. RENT A BED 2 BR. c. b. home, 2 tUc baths, 668-3267. Rol'away, Hospital 4 Baby living room, den, large Beds. RENTALS rooms, large closets, kit. By Day, Week, or Month LAKE MARY equipped, screened porch, 1 BR. furn.................... $37.50 Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. lat St. utility room, newly reno­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BR. furn....................... 60.00 vated imidc and out. Mt 3 BR. unfurn................ 75.00 Office FA S-tll* acre shady lot, more avail­ FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Jimmie BROWN REALTY Night FA 3-044# able. 322-5670. Cowan. 322-4013. 322-3237 — 322-1964 123-974$ 1-3 BR House; MO' wide 2 3824 Park Dr. Sanford. F it. 2 BR. furn. Call 322-6083, no BR House Trailer. Phone answer 322-7388. THE TIME TESTED FIRM NO 8-4908. $100 DOWN 118 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 Apartment: 2 rooms 4 bath, 8(5 MONTH CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. furnished, $15 mo., Includ­ 3 - Bedroom Horn* DEBARY: 2 BR., terrazzo ing utilities. Near N.A.S. 9. For Sale or Rent CUSTOM REALTY floors, elec, heat, air-cond.. Ph. 322-3219. WINTER PARK built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 2 BR., house. Adults only. 11 Corner Lre Kd. and IT-92 W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvilla. Smyrna Dr., DcBary Phone 644-0021 668-4791. Brand new efficiency apt., CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON carporte. $60. mo. 322-3604. LAKE. CaU e v e n I n g a 322-1397, Newly decorated apt., water, VACUUM CLEANER-LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — lights furn. 1217 Magnolia. ALL MAKES 2 BR. house, kit equipped, Phone 322-2282 $75. 322-3303. The Family of Mr. Curtla Lavender wiihea to expreii LAKE MARY. 4 Rm. nicely furs. Duplex apt. Adults. their aincera thsnki to the No pets. $65. Ph. 322-1290, many friendi for their kind­ Nites: 322-2876. ness and thoughtfulness dur­ ing the Ion of our devoted 1 BR. (urn. cottage. Adults Husband, Father and Bro­ only. 322-1117. ther. To know ther* are so many friendi who care Small unfuni. house, 2611 helps ao much during this Laurel Ave. 322-3183. difficult time. SMALL Office space luitable Mrs. Curtis Lavender, tor repair ihop. Lake Mary. Randal 4k Judy Lavender, Alr-cond. 322-2123. M n . Minevah Williamson, Mrs. B. A. Wellmaker. 3 BR., garage apt., (urn. 2003 French. 322-7234. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Real Estate For Sal# 6. For K en t Page 10— March 5, 1964 6. For Heat NOTICE o r APPLICATION POE T A X DEED (Ha*. 1*4.1* Flsrtdw l l a l a l * * •I 1444) NOTICE IH H E n K B T G IV ­ EN. That Sira. Dalts* Loop th* holder e f tha f o llo w in g e*rtlfleet* haa filed said certifica te for t*a deed le b* Issued thsraoh. Th* c e r t i f i c a t e num­ ber and year o f I n u t n c * . th* d**crlpllon o f th* property, and th* nam* tn which It w*a assessed nr* a* fo llow *! Cartlflrat* X*. i l l Tear at Issuance 1881 U—ertptUw wf Pr*p«rfyi IV Vi o f Iait a Holden lt*al E*tat* Company's Addition Pint Book 1 l‘ « a * I* Nam* In which * H * (* * d Thsodur* * Marl* Martin. All o f said property being In tha Cou nlr o f Hamlnola, Hint* •( Florida. Unleaa such cartlflcala shall b* redeemed a c ­ cord ing to taw tha pr operly described In auch carttflcata will ba sold to tha hlghaat bidder a l lha front d oor o f tha Hamlnola County Court Houaa at 8«n fsr d, Florida, an tha first Monday In th* month o f April, 1* * 4. whtoh U t h * *th day o f April, l i s t . Dated this 11th day at Fab ruary, 11*4. (Official Clark'a ta a l) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr.. Clark Ctr«glt Court. Hamlnola Oounty, ria r id a By ■ G. T. Itay. Jr.. D.C. Publish Mar. t, IZ. I*. Z*. I M I CDH -ll r0 • 1$ HOME AGAIN— VAH-1 You’ve been con# a long time. Why not surprinc your wife with a dependable New or Uoed Car from Strickland • Morrioon. Over 100 New& Used Cars Now On Display! * * * * TOP TRADE-INS TOP D ISCO U N TS on STRAIGHT SALES LOW F IN A N C IN G RATES O N THE SPOT F IN A N C IN G & IN SU RA N CE COVERAGE 0 Our Service Deportment Is Open 7 Full Days A Week To Serve You! Strickland - Morrison INCORPORATED 308 E. Ph. 322-1481 First S t, Sanford W inter Park M l 4-8916 o IMpMMfP .__ v . i_. *7 a ; *• �f 11 # V 1 Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Ewtale For Sale 27. Special Service* 1 32. Flower* • Shrub* BLOOMING Roses on CheroBR. Home. Study, Hi NEED A PICTURE? | k*e stock, Alt other kinds Bath*, large Family Rm. In Call Bill Vincent at o f Nursery ehrubbery and ™ good neighborhood; includ­ The Sanford Herald trees. ing sieve, refrig., room air- I. D. Portraits, Commercial, conditioner, washing ma­ Gray Shadows Nursery Parties A Gatherings, chine it rug*. Really ter­ 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Small or Large. rific buy! Monthly pay­ FAST SERVICE ment* $43.50. Day 322-2611 • Night 322-0922 33. Furniture KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, BEDS FOR RENT Piano Tuning and Repair Inc. Hospital. Rollawayi, Juve W. L. Harmon — FA 2-8233 FA 24074 nlle. FREE delivery and Pick-up. INCOME TAX FURNITURE CENTER PREPARATION 1100 Freneh Ave. 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 Ph. PA 2-7953 1901 S. Park 332-5232 CONCRETE PLACING Kite*: 322-8971-3031 or 22(8 WANTED reliable couple la 4 FINISHING take up raoatkly paymaata Specialise Patios, Driveways BALL-BLA1R AGENCY ed *13.58 o* 3 complete Work Guaranteed 3rd 4 Park Ave. room* of furniture. Call FREE ESTIMATES Phone 322-5841 TE 8-1411, Casaalberry, eelHARRIS CONCRETE SVC. 322-1807 lect. BY OWNER, S bedroom, 1V4 :j B a ! 9hr faaforh ^rralh March 5, 1961— Page 11 .38. Articles For Sale TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! Demonstrator Model AirConditiooer, 8,500 BTU $85 FIRESTONE STY)RES Cor. 1st 4 French By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE , 34. Articles For Salt 31. Article* For Sale KROllLER Htde-A-Brd, ex­ RCA Color TV, $300. cellent cond. $45. 3224604. Country Club Drive. 36. AntomobS** • Track* 102 BUYINO A USED CART FINANCE IT WTTH W ♦ Low Interest Rata* * Low Moathly Pay*M*t8 FLORIDA STATE BANK Fur easy, quick carpet clean­ NECCHI AUTOMATIC ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ In Msple console. Like new tric Shampooer only $1 per cond. Uses 2 needle*. Makes day. CarroU'e Furniture. buttonholes, sews on but­ tons 4 designs, 3 needle 1958 Cadillac Hardtop coupe. GUNS. New 4 Used. Large position. Guaranteed. Pay Full power and air. New selection. Will trade, Also tires. $995. *8 monthly. Ph. 322-9411. ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE repair. Tackle sold 4 re­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. (Rental Machine) paired. Osteen Bridge Fish CLOSEOUT! 800 French Ave. Reduced 25% Camp 4 Gun Shop. 1963 FREEZERS 322-4383 CaU Singer Representative 1 - 12 Cu. Ft. Upright, Philco. SLNGER SLANT-O-MATIC WX 6800 '62 Chevy II 6-cyl., stzsd aliift, Orlg. Price $259.95. Less than 1 yr. old. Fully less than 14.000 ml. $1,200 C ose Out Price *168.88 CABBAGE PLANTS automatic. This machine cash or equity or $300, M. D. Andereon uses twin needles, sews on l - 22 Cu. F t Upright. Ori­ assume pymts. 322-7319. ginally $449.95. Now just S. Cameron Ave. 322 0737 buttons, monogram*, makes $288.88 buttonholes and does fancy MAR. SPEC. Laditi' tennis '55 Belalr Chevy. I Owner. THESE ARE NEWI t stitches. Sold new, $279.40, Good cond. $193. 322-4177*. ahoas, R ef. *2.98, Now $198, FIRESTONE STORES Balance now due, $139.50, or Army-Navy Surplus. Cor. 1st & French pay $7.60 monthly. Liberal SINGER Seminole Realty 37. Boats - Motor* trades for your old ma­ 35. Article* Wanted DIAL-A-MAT1C _ 1 bath home. One bedroom WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Sell Ua Your Furniture. chine. This Won’ t Last ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE Gateway To The Waterway | # has separate entrance, can SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS Quick Service With the Lung! Call now for FREE WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rge Makes buttonhole* 4 appli­ Hobson Sporting Goods ' be rented for Income. Will All Types and Sixes Cash. SUPER TRADING or small amounts. Bonded HOME TRIAL, 322-7408. ques. 4 payments of $5.50. Your EVINRUDE Daalor ' trade for amaller place. We Repair and Service POST. FA 2-0877. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ Ph. 332-84U. 3046* E. l i t Ph. FA Shown by appointment. Call MAPLE Bdrm. furn., 2 single, b T I N S field, FA 3-4244 FA 2 8848. 2 sets bunk beds, dbl. Holly­ Machinery and Supply Oe. For the biggest selection of 12 FT. Plywood John boat nearly new and used furni­ wood, dble. dresser, chest- 36. Automobile# - Trucka 207 W. 2nd SL FA 2-8832 LIMITED TIME ! ! ! I BR., Ilk bath home. As­ and trailer, $73. 322-787*. ture, see Noll's Furniture on-chest, 5 dr. chest, livMae has THROWN AWAY the sume payment*. 323-5455. '59 Ford, A-l condition. $595, Brokerage In Casselberry Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Repair ing rm., din. rm., GE Dry­ ■ 39. Trailers - Cabanaa Percentage Book. 21S Woodmcrc. on 17-82. Open 6 days 9 to 8. V. L. GU.MM, JEWELER er, washer. 332-6498 after NO QUALIFYING Buy your Carpet or Rugs at 110 S. Park 322-5852 3 p. m. FOR SALE— $500 Down and 1957 Olds "88" 4-dr. hardtop, '34 New Home 1-bedroom FREE ESTIMATE Dealer COST plus $1 per "t*fMh*w h* managed t* fet snowed out of hit houet home trailer, 8x28. 661-8713. take up payment! on nice Tractor mowing 4 Grading. Upholstering 4 Mattress re*good cond. 322-7956. and into ourt!" yard. ONLY ONE LIKE THIS! r 3 Bedroom Home In WynneCaU FA 2-7821. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ALL FIRST QUALITY Used GE Refrigerator '35 Ford pick-up, good cond., OWNER must tell IBM Cameo wood. Ph. 322-7957 after 34. Article* For Sal* ture. Call N it Bedding Mfg. 34. Articles For Sal* TOP RATED MILLS 2-Door — $76 good tires. Must sell. Cheap. housctraller, 8 s 80, 2 BR. 29. Automobile Service 3:30 p. m. Co., at 708 Celery Are. CaU ua for a showing of these FIRESTONE STORES Can be seen at 119 U k e Excel, cund. Mutt a*o to Carpets clean easier with the CASH SALE! Completely reFA 3-2UT. fine Carpets in your homo. Cor. 1st 4 French Dot Dr., Sanford. 3 BR., Fla. Rm., m bsths, appreciate. 32? 6429. Blue Lustre Electric Shamcond. appliance.-. 90 day Nylon, Acrllan, AU Wool, cent, heat, alr-oond. |450 Used furniture, appliances, pooer. Only ft per day. warranty on aU. 1 Chest ate. Hundreds to choose Down. $84 mo. 322 6513. CarroU'a Furniture. type freezer, $100. 1-Upright Senkarik Glass and Paint tools, ote. Bought • Sold. from. TERMS 1 Up to two Larry's Mart 215 Sanford freezer, $100. 1-Frigid aire Company years to Pay! Av*. Ph. FA 2-4132. READY MIX Concrete, win­ SPOTLESSLY Clean 3 washer, $73. 2-Maytag wash­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-8422 dow tills, lintels, steps, Bedroom, lii bath ers, 365 es. 2-Westlnghouse blocks, sand, cemsnt, rsck, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 34. Article* For 8*1* 1109 E. Colonial Dr. concrete block home. Spacemate washers, 345 ea. pipe, steel, grease traps, Free inspection, estimates, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Orlando, Fla. 1-Hotpolnt washer, $50. IOnly $350 D o w n , dry wells, stepping stones. pickup, delivery. Recorlng 2414194 Collect or Frlgldarc refrigerator, $45. Monthly payment! $72, 1963 23'* Console TV 4 repairs discounted. Miracle Concrete Co. Dick's Appliance Service, Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner which Includes prin­ Looks 4 Plays Like New 211V* E. 3rd. 322-3483 809 Elm Ave. FA 24761 FA 2-5545 after 8 p.m. 310 E. Sanford. 322-7658. cipal, Interest, Insur­ ONLY 2148 ance and taxes. No FIRESTONE STORES Auto Glaai, Tape qualifying no r e d Cor. lit 4 French 4 Seat Covers tape. Move right in. SLNGER SLANT NEEDLE Call Stemper Agency, 1919 So. F r e n c h , Like new Sewing condition. 322-4981. 308 W. 2nd I t FA 24082 Zigzags, buttonholes, mono­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED grams, etc. Balance now LARGE COUNTRY HOME 31. Poultry - Livestock due: 382.20 or $7.80 month­ Three bedrooms, 2 baths, gar­ ly. Fully guaranteed. CaU now for Frea Home Trial. age a p t Two acres land GUERNSEY, Fre»h, 8 gaL Every 1964 Rambler In Stock Will Be Marked milk cow. M. E. Shelby, with fruit and shade trees. Liberal trade for old ma­ Lake Monroe, 322-4548. Down With Our Special Discount Price! chine. Ph. 322-7488. 132 ft. frontage on W. First St. approx. 3 miles- from 31A. Pets IS Wooden folding chair*. Ex­ city. Priced at only $13,000 cellent cond. 322-8511, 4-10 with some terms. Puppies: 8 male, mixed Man­ p. m. Exclusive with chester Terrier • Chihuahua. 215 aa, 718 Cherokee Circle, Xenmoro gaa stove, $40. CaU CLEAN READ Y GO U SE D C A R S! ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sunland Estates. 3224088, 223-7004. |" Realtor Carpet Special! AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Carpets A la Carte Rambler Sale! AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. M ARCH 5th Thru 14th 1962 Mercury Raymond Lundquist, A iso. FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Colony Park S t a t i o n W a g o n , 9 Passenger, F a ll/ Powered, Air Copd- WEEKEND cottage, Lemon Bluff, furnished. 322-3831. 1962 Dodge 2 BR. masonry, $8,500, good terms, 2 lota 31,000 ea. 1 Ml. N. Big Tree Park, Oak Lane. TE 8-1633. Lancer GT, 2 Door Hard­ top, Bucket Seats, Extra Clean. 2295 1959 Ford V -8 Country Sedan, Station Wagon. 4 Door 1495 Cuatom Station Wagon, A Good Buy. 1395 Commuter, 4 Door Sta. Hon Wagon, t-ow Mile­ age. 1959 Rambler 995 695 16. Female Help Wanted ALIX OF SANFORD Needs experienced sewing m a c h i n e operators for swimsuits and sportswear. If you are experienced on factory sawing machine*, tve hava steady work for you In a modern alr-condltloned factory, under very good working conditions. Pb. 322 2204. 18. Help Wanted COUPLE to collect eggs on Chicken Ranch. Man 4 wife preferred. Pisco to Uva if you qualify. Good ssltry. S. D. McKinney, Old 84, 2 ml. E. o f 827. Eustls, *la. 19. Sltnatwa Wanted Corralr, 2 Door, Stand. Trans. 1961 Cadillac COME SEE & SAVE! 62 DODGE CUSTOM 880 A 2-Doer Hard Up. Aatoesatic trass., nr. One steering 4 hrakse, radio 4 banter, owner. II | t HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also evenings. 3 Senior »t> lists. 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. Special By Popular Demand Our Budget Wave S|>ec. $8.95 Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Phoenix,, 4 Deer Hardtop, Pally ~ 60 DODGE M A T A D O R 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic tr u n s .,___ power aUerlnc. €1 M l Monterey, 4 Deer Hard­ top, P e w e r e d , Eatra Cleon. 59 ST U D E B A K E R LARK 2-door. One owner. $ 4 *6 1959 Chevrolet {Ration Wagon, 8 Door, 9 Cylinder. automatic Iran*. 57 FORD ■» $ 1*6 LNY MORE! Seminole Co. Motors 323-0614 V -rep— u A .J L 1395 4 Door Sedan, Ckoooo From. 1958 Chevrolet 8 To 1957 Oldsmoblle 1195 Convertible, P o v s r o d , Good Condition. 1195 Rtor Chief, Extra Clean. A DeBary Car. 1095 Slatien Wagon, E a t r a Clean, A DeBary Car. 1957 Pontiac 1956 Ford V -8 ACTU AL DISCOUNTS W ILL BE POSTED ON EACH RAMBLER! 695 695 Shop Our Dlapluy Fur The Greuieat Saving* On The Kambler O f Your Choice! 695 695 595 AS RAMBLER TRADE-INS! IS -------------- $1§6 $5Q Httsral Helect Used Cara Are Now III Stork, Also Other Make* Traded In On New Kamblrrs. All T V A R A D IO H OSPITAL M 1395 Station 1953 FORD 2-DOOR ......................................................... Bring Your TV or Radio To too 1958 Chevrolet V4, Will Be Marked Down! W arranty 1953 DODGE 4 -D O O R ..................................................... 46 WILLY8 JKEI* 1601 W first St. GW 695 1953 FORD 2-DOOR .............................................................$95 K SAVE! •mail gardens plowed Roto TUler. nothing small. 3224858. Y ea r Bel Air, Wage*. -------------- 56 CHRYSLER I.Wkael Drlse. Good running condition. 1 24 Factory Fresh Ramblers BARGAIN BUYS! Mil WINDSOR. Power steering and brakes. (I W ith I960 Mercury radio and healer. 37. Special Borvlt— ____ and SAVE Open Eveuing* 'til 19 614 Laurel_________ Tran** I960 Dodge 4-door Custom 389. "1 In (he floor" p A 1 N T I N O, Inside. Out, Large, Small Call Bob |0 323-0782. _ 1961 Mercury 1961 Comet PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY M 4 S a n fjn ^ ^ l^ 2 | M M 3223Q9Q Sold 4 Door, • Cylinder. Auto. Tran*., Radio 4 Heater. 36. Plumbing Service* Need a Painter? Cara L R ED U CED 9300 8 1 8 lN » lm e lt o ^ A v e ^ 3 2 j M J b > > l > 1958 Ford Station Wagon 8 Passen­ ger, -3295 1295 895 1961 Continental Doer, Auto. atlfal Blue. XU. B a b ya ittera 31. Beauty Safcma______ 2995 1958 Lincoln 4 Door, Air C»nd. 4 Deer, All Leatker Trii Air Cond. A ll SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 321-5112. BABYSITTING in my home. 322-2274. 600, Fleetwood, Air Co*mL, Kx tra Clean. $1 Work wanted. 322-7033. 1959 Mercury 1962 Chevrolet HUNT 109 Palmetto A ve. F A 2-4884 LIN C O LN MERCURY INC Sanford W. PARK MI 4-0209 Are Going At . . . • L O W , LOW PRICES! fsSS] B U I C K A t 301 W . let* SL k.‘ ^ J r a m b l e h • �\ it , * t 1 Longwood Circle Installs New Officers Ceremonies for the InitaTlation o f officers were conduct­ ed by Mrs. Elens Shew, seeretory.treasurer of the Church o f the Nativity Catholic Wom­ en's Club, at the regular monthly meeting o f Longwood’s St. Catherine o f Siena Circle held Monday evening at the home o f Mrs. <J. W. Hick* In Longdale. Mrs. Shaw, who was a ("lut­ ed by Mrs. John Kennedy, past chairman o f the circle, patterned the ceremonies ac­ cording to the recommended one contained in the Lady and the Law Manual o f the Diocn.an Council o f Catholic Women. Officors inatalled were Mrs. Orland Fox, chairman; Mrs. Hicks, co - chairman; Mrs. Tracy Estes, secretary and Mrs. Joseph Dean, treasurer. Mrs. Fox, In a short speech, thanked members for their confidence in her and stated that she hoped to do as fine a job as her predecessor. Mrs. Kennedy, as outgoing chairman, was presented a gift o f a Madonna and trny and expressed her apprecia­ tion for having had Uio oppor­ tunity to serve the circle. During Uio business meeting which followed, Mrs. Fox an­ nounced that the circlo would sponsor u rummage sale, March 2(1-21, at Super Vulu Market on SIC 4:i(J beginning at 8 a. in. ench iluy. Juno lloyles, chairman o f the event, reminded members Unit dona.ion o f kitchen utensils, pood ured clothing, furniluro and other Items are needed. Anyonv wishing to donate these muled article* may contact Mr*. Hoyles or any member of the circle. Circle booths fur the Church Fcutival planned and chair­ men appointed were; parcel post nml clock radio award, Mis. Lorcna Hopkins; plunts, Mrs. Shaw; dart game, Mrs. Dorothy Drlnko and refresh­ ments, Mr*. Estes for food and Mrs. lloyles for soft drinks. Mr*. Fox announced that the Spring Deanery Meeting wrill be held March lit begin­ ning with Mass at Ormond llench ut 0 n. in. .She advised those members wishing to attm d to make their reservath us with Mrs. Barbara Shannon no inter Uian March Id. To opening the meeting, prayers wera offered fo r Uio apeedy recovery of Mrs. Agnes Williams who Is confined to Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ pital and for Mrs. Norma Jean MarrUk und Infant son who died last Saturday. Following the business meet­ ing only coffee and tea wera eervrd In ohsnrvanre o f the I.entan Fust. Jim next regular meeting will be April 6 at Uie bum* of Mrs. lllcks. Council To Meet Tho Longwood City Council will meet in regular session at I p.m. today in the new City Hall. No formal agenda has been announced. A MADONNA AND TRAY wait presented to Mra. John Kennedy, retir­ ing chairman o f the Longwood St. Catherine of Siena Circle, left, by Mrs. Orland Fox, incoming chairman, ut Monday night's installation meeting o f the circle. (Herald Photo) tn?r SanTprli ^rraTS Page 12— M arch o, 19G4 Offshore Gulf Oil Lands To Be Inspected Youth Retreat Scheduled WASHINGTON (UPI) - A< of offshore oil lands under the contingent of interior depart- j continental shelf in the Gulf incnt and congressional offi­ of Mexico this weekend, ac­ cials will make an inspection cording to Rep. Wayne Aspinall, D-Colo. The Young People of First lb: pt 1st Church o f Sanford will go to Camp Okluwaks near Ocala for their annual Youth Retreat, Friday. Itev. and Mra. Wallace Reg. Ister from the First Raptlst Church o f Groveland will be tno principal leaders for the retreat this year. Rev. Regi­ ster will he the main Insplra* tlcnal speaker on Friday even­ ing and at Saturday noon. Mrs. Register, an accomplish­ ed musician, will lead discus­ sion groups and be available for private councellng. The retreat is primarily de* signed to offer inspiration and instruction to Youth Week o f­ ficers who will assume the leadership of the church March 8-15. Tho theme ia “ In Ilia Steps." Rev. Fred It. Chance will servo as camp pastor and K. Willard Warfield, EducationYouth Director, will direct the retreat. The youth will leave the church at 4 p.m. Friday and return Saturday evening. Firemen To Meet The Gindcrvillc Volunteer Fire Department has sched­ uled s meeting for tonight at 8, at llie Ebene/cr Methodist Church. Bear Lake Cubs Have Dinner ny Maryann Miles Rear Luke Cub Scout Puck 230 entertained at a pot luck supper for parents and friends Saturday night In the Rear I-ake Elementary School with some 120 persons in attend­ ance. Each den was responsible f'-r it* own food arrangements and table decorations and the eight tables were so cleverly and attractively set up that all were judged to lx? winners. District Commander Al Finri served as Judge for completed items o f the genius kits which consisted o f odds and ends of wood nnd other scrap mate­ rials. First place winner was Cary Maries, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Maries of Rear Lake. Second place wus taken liy Roddy Hall, son o f Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hall of Rear take. Entertainment was present­ ed by the “ Palmetto Reatles,* a group of cubs Including Gary Maries, Itlrky Gnlliford, Janies Krurnc, Roddy llall and Kevin Foist. Tha Pack will sponsor s Murdi Gras at the school on March 27. Sanford Pair In Finals John R. Mills and Charles A. Lewis Jr., first and second place winners, respectively, in the Jaycee’a local Road-E-0 driving contest, will compete Saturday in the district finals at Orlando. Winners of the district safe driving Road-E-O will com­ pete in the state event April 28 at Ocala. State winnera will go to the nctional event In Washington, D. C., Aug. 15. First prize in the national contest will be a 12,000 scholarship and a new car; second prise, <1,500 schol­ arship, and third prize, <1,000 scholarship. for an Air Force range. Id addition, the Air Force wants an area off the Texas coast in the Matagorda area. Bills to carry out the defense request* will be consid­ ered by the subcommittee on mines and mining, beaded by Rep. Ed Edmondson, D-Okla. Along with Aspinail and Ed­ mondson, Reps. Walter Ro­ gers, D-Tex., John Saylor, R. Pa., J. Ernest Wharton, R- N. Y., and Joseph Skubitz, R. Kan., are scheduled to mako the trip. Aspinail, chairman of the Committee on Interior and In­ sular Affairs, said he and five oilier congressmen will join Assistant Secretary of the Interior John M. Kelly on the trip. The inspection is in connec­ tion with proposals of the De­ partment of Defense that 3.8 million acres off the Texas coast near Matagorda Island tie restricted for use as a Navy range and 24.3 million acres off the north and west coast of Florida be restricted BARBED WIRE SIN G LE R O L L ........................ $9 .76 25 ROLLS — PER R O L L $9.40 (AMERICAN 4 POINT — HEAVY) WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 anJOE'SSPECIALS GROCERY CELERY & LOCUST AVE. SANFORD g ffli- f. T . l. N E W BU SIN ESS H O U R S: Phone 322-9934 7 A . M . to 10 P. M . 7 DAYS A W EEK for FREE CARNATION CANADIAN ACE MILK ROOM D E L IV E R Y ! BEER ADDITIONS POST COMMAND bit Harold Kryder of Memorial Post 25(1 of CuHselbcrry blows out tho candle on one o f the cupcakes made hy tho auxiliary in cele­ bration o f the 45th birthday o f tho American Legion, Monday. Mrs. Kry­ der, auxiliary president holds the cake and Mrs. Kenneth Green and Mrs. Hen Evans who served on tlte decorating committee are shown left to right. (Herald Photo) H O W ’S Y O U R SPACE PROBLEM ? WE TO HAVE EVERYTHING ADD WE A ROOM. HANDLE YOU FREE NEED ESTIMATES EVERYTHING. ONLY ONE HILL TO PAY THE GREGORY WAY. Legion Post Names Committee Ry Jane Casselberry Amurirun Legion Memorial Post 25tl of Casselberry nnd Ilia Auxlllniy Unit met Mon­ day night at (be Woman'* Club building on Overbrook Drive. The post nutiird a nominat­ ing comniitten to recommend n alula o f officera for the con.lug year to bu voted on lit the April niuetlng. Serving on the committee will bo Millor Evans, Wilbur Morey nnd Kenneth Wnlhridgr. Re|ire*entativrs from tbe po.nl and auxiliary will attend tho Sixth District Constitu­ tional Conference to lie held Sunday, April 20, In Umatilln. Following t h e i r aeparnto meetings the groups celebrat­ ed the 4fitii anniversary of the founding of tho American Le­ gion with tho auxiliary servin;: refreshment* o f cupcakes and coffee. Miller Evans pro­ Mrs. vided piano music doling the bridge, Mi*. Evans, Given, nnd Mrs. Harold Krysocial hour. The serving table wus dec­ d n ; kitchen. Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. Wilbur Mnivy, and Mis. orated with rnmellia blooms, Pringle; and entel tainmrnt, asparagus fern und randies. Mrs. Ley mi id Casselberry, Cupcake* topped with lighted candles formrd thu number “ 45." The auxiliary welcomed a new member, Mia. Darius Pringle. Committees which worked to plan the uffuir were a* fol­ lows: decorations, Mrs. Ken­ neth Green und Mrs. lien E v a n s ; refreshment*, Mis. Thcmus Hurston, Mrs. Russell Corwin, Mra. Kenneth Wul- Sales Ahead FRYERS LB. 29 CHOICE Maple Are. ut 6th St. Sanford FU. Pork Steaks V •k a p i ; LB. 322-0500 39 BEEF C U T TO Y O U R O R D ER ! ‘ T H E PRICE IS R IG H T ! 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MATHER of Imagine! $ ONLY ON M A T H E R ’S E A S Y T E R M S Sanford Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. FIRST 8T. PH. 322-0*83 �0JIu> ^aufrn^ feralft ) Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Fair nnd mild thronyrls Saturday; liitrh torlny 72-78; low tonight in mid 50s. VO L. Btl •. • The natural thins to do would be to resent it. But, on the other hand, maybe « e are. At least we stopped to | think about it when we heard a Navy wife recently explain, wiiy the British have that opinion of us. I'si nidi shod liR'b FRL, MARCH G. 10G4 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 141 Seminole Eco nomy At High Level The British say » c Amer­ icans are a peculiar lot. • United I'restk Leased Wite m w A ... No Decision Reached On Port Group To Study Navy Base months to the Murine detachment at Sanford Naval Air Station, ( ’apt. Robert M. Ware (left), commanding the base, present the plaque to Sgt. Maj. J. F. Truluck and Maj. B. T. Chen, Marine commanding officer. 34 Democrats Now Qualified For Primary Raids Proposed Population Of County Now Set At 70,000 SAIGON, South Viet Nam (U P D —Some high-ranking U. S. officials today were report­ A “ healthy situation" in ed lo he urging sabotage |Seminole County's economy No decision has been reach­ rahls a g a i n s t Communist - through employment, wn« ed, under President Johnson's North Viet Nam to help win i reported today by Joseph M. current e c o n o m y mo\ c. the guerrilla war in tlie south. I Koy, manager o f the local whether to retain or “ phase j Florida Slate Employment out" Sanford Naval Air Sta­ A trip to Brunswick. Ga.,t The committee, rounty nod tion, it was reported ThursServire office. The county'll Five more Democrats have and a look at its barge upern-!«•'*>• ofl'ieials now are digestNICOSIA. Cyprus (U P l) — i population now is estimated Do Navy people really re­ day altemoon by Sen. Spcsof candidates................. ......... .......... .. „ BOB llKSSEKER (left) was host to some 50 New fighting flared In Hie nt 70,000. tire when they retire? Nor­ swelled .. ........ the . list .................... ___ |ing a bust of knowledge gain- , sard Holland in a telephone tion is being planned try the qualified for the May 5 pri . . . , ed this week during u daylong nu-ssa-'c to The Sanford HerKitcut a Thuraduy cvcninR ns the winning conorthern Kyrenla region to­ Employment in non-farm man Edward Leach, (65 Bos- (planned for the May 5 prtmary election to 31. Clerk o f . Sess.is.olc lou n ty Chamber of conference ronfcrr„ rc nni| ilW|lccl,„ n ,tour „ u r; "C nnd inspection day, threatening to explode establishments continued at chuirnmn in the recent membership drive of alia Drive, Sanford, is a re­ aid Courts Arthur H. Beckwith Co inmetee committee promot­ witli the Jacksonville Port tlie tenuous truce on C>pru* a peak of 10,100 from mid* the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce at tired Naval officer. He la a Senator Holland said he Jr. announced at noon today. ing the Sanford Port Author­ Authority. before a United Nations peace January, Foy said. Servica graduate of the U. S. Naval conferred this morning with a steak cook-out at the Fl’&L recreation area. Latest to qualify arc Karforce arrives for police duty activities • hotels and amuse* Academy, put in his years of The Brunswick operation is his colleague. Sen. Itichard Charlie Robinson was reluctant to admit he was ity. iylc llousholdcr, for county ment place* - mere used per­ service, and is now a gradu­ almost exactly like the one Bussell, chairman of the Sen­ the losing co-chnirnmn. (Herald Photo) Fruneis Ruumillut, commit judge; Hal Colbert, for coun­ sonnel to a winter high. ate education student at Stet­ nd ate Armed Services Commitchairman, said today only f"r S a n f o r d * U c ty commissioner, district 1; WASHINGTON (U P l) son University. Currently he Seminole County when the 'tee, and was advised the The wholesale trade divi­ George Bobrow. for county the actual date is still in ques-1 is interning at Seminole High Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy sion held stable, although bulge canal is constructed to Navy lias made no recom­ commissioner, district 3; K. tion. It will lie set for the J Sellout under the supervision is discouraging a campaign to citrus pucking employment tie East Coast und the At­ mendation* to his group. Sen­ T. Milwcc, for superintendent mi st convenient time of comof Archie D. Cannon, a math ator Russell stated lie had not have New Hampshire voters showed a small decline after lantic Ocean. uf public instruction, and f mittccnicn nnd other businessand g e o m e t r y instructor, write in his name as a vice- Uie holiday shipping period. How it operates is of great been apprised of any action Billy Joe Young, constable,' men in the area. l^acli plans to continue his relative to tlie local bare. presidential candidate in tlie A t expected, agricultural concern to local officials. district 6. I— ------------------------- — — Further, Senator Holland residence In Central Florida state's primary. forces fell o ff 100 wi.h • Once the port authority is Qualifying date opened at j and teach in public schools. created under legislative ac­ said he conferred also with decline in winter vegelabi* noon last Tuesday and will j harvesting. tion in Tallahassee, industry high Navy officials in Wash­ close at noon March 17. Fol­ And speaking of interning, GATLINBURG, Tenn. (U Pl) Proposed metro telephone Commerce metro telephone will follow In scant months, ington and quoted them as Unemployment was steady lowing is the list of Demo­ Robert L. Jones Jr., of Cin­ awaiting a study report front tent for Seminole County I committee. —'The body of Airman 2c Gary at 600 in December and Jan­ officials empliusizc. cratic candidates (no Bcpubbcinnati, also a Stetson educa­ McKibbin told representa­ D. Back, who fell to his death uary, or figure, four per The local delegation con­ a Navy team stationed at Nor-1 m i. rejected by Sanford sub licans, as yet), who have tion student, is interning at. .. . . ferred with Jacksonville au­ folk. Va., Who surveyed tlie »Cribers in a poll conducted tives o f Southern Bell and front a military transport cent of the labor force. This, indi; |,y Southern Hell Telephone, it Winter Park Telephone Com­ Tuesday was found Thursday Foy said, compares favora­ Sanford Junior HU* » « > thorities in the Florida Na­ Sanford base. cates incumbent.) under the direction of Louis Thl* survey wa* made with wus sp orted Thursday after- pany and committee members in tho rugged foothills of the bly with Inst year when tbs tional Rank offices. Tlie dis­ Clerk of courts — Arthur |,y Clifford McKibbin, that n Imre majority of sub­ Great Smoky Mountains Na­ unemployed rate wns 5.1 Pelham. Jones is majoring in cussions, ranging from tech­ the view. Senator Holland lly Donna Estes health and physical ed u ction , ^ . C"|‘ nical points to tlie common said. "O f closing some Nav> c |m|r„mn o f tho Chamber of set Ibers voted down tho prop­ tional Park. per cent and 700 persona Open House for I.on g wood’s everyday problems encounter­ installations not of primary I--------------------------------------------- osition to extend telephone >'• » » U V , . to o , . . f » Cl.,-. were seeking jobs. new City Hull will be held ed in Jacksonville, lasted well inqvortanro from a defense service throughout tho county. The overall upward trend and W. B. Ellerbe; assessor— next Thursday from 7:30 to |»i»t noon. standpoint and Sanford conies The C a n d l e r Clioraliers, CAPE KENNEDY (U P l) - In employment was favora­ Ballots were mailed to 8,130 none; county Judge — Harlan 10:30 p.m. This was derided singers from Emory Univers­ subscribers and all hut 125 Technicians today b e g a n ble The group then adjourned to under this category.'* in the early 1960a. Tuck and Karlyle Huushulder; Senator Holland emphasiz-l at the City Council’s first tl>e River Club oil (lie HHh ity's Candler School of Theol­ wire returned. Of tho total, three weeks of final checks .Monthly forces in non-farm sherilf — nune; prosecuting meeting in tlip new building floor of the Prudential Insur­ ed no decision lias been reach­ ogy, will perform at Sanford's 4.013 voted for tlie proposal |for a Gemini spacecraft and firms averaged 9,000 for Thursday night. nid 1.202 voted against. On its Titan-2 rocket before the 1963 • 7.1 per cent above tha ance Building for further dis­ ed a* to tlie future of Sanford, The public and nffieials cussion and lunch, with the Naval Air Station. Thunday .1 Jtoo p.m. More, Co— r du the other hand, Geneva sub- first unmanned shot in the na­ 8,400 esUmata In 1962 and Sen. George S in than 2,500 Candler graduates! , , . „ , . from the area are invited to Jacksonville Port Authority us sililiers voted 111) for and 70 tion's second step In manned 18.4 per rent over 1961. __ ____________! ” lct 1 — Gen. J. C. 11ntc liition touched otf speculation urc now serving Methodist attend the open house. The space flight. ugainst. host, , ' “ The ecasonal upe and ton (•), A. C. Smith Jr., EdI^ i, churches around the world. Volunteer Fire Department After iuHek'ths conferees Saturday when be hinted In • downs in employment caused itekibbin explained Hint a ward Yarborough and Hal ■y Frances Wester . . . television interview that tire i-oparty by winter agricultural and Colbert; county connnission- will serve refreshments of , went to tlie Itichard . .Keogh turned lhc “ sqjistanlial majority" would We received an SOS ire in JACKSONVILLE (U P l) - tourist activity," staled Foy, V.ww- kjpil bare r i f T ‘T f'oped j-ft- •ktel over o Jim Dauglnrej, lax, oven needed before the 1of tlie Jax |er, district 3 — Ford Cava­ coffee unil doughnuts. Irom now. Senator the Little Red School House. C. I.. Hooper appeared be­ ed i lie busy atmosphere there „* r a.4'year miry ■Hiiuiimqn: , f IW W pre«J(lrni naugh, W. Lawrence Swofnew president Ol of 1110 flic LaKC Lake |Ui,p4i4rtl pu,po«al couitl could lx* he •UUIllHIPu submitted 10 to i Authorities, not satisfied with "explained the low summer They need volunteers to help fore rotineil to request sup­ ns me •n unload*! »hi|« mnd V . a Chamber of Commerces |die State Huilrond nnd Public |a lie detector test, today gave level and peak level in De­ lord and George Bobrow; the school's teacher. Volun ___ _ ,putting ......... ..... the — mu- . tvs.lilt 11 ' 1I1sJ • ' ‘ at Tinirsdav night'* meeting. 1Utilities Commission for Its another llu detector test to cember. Iu 1963, July em­ . , , *‘ V‘ “ ‘‘ county commissioner, district port o f proposed plans of the iiiilio n<1d ears, i t ar |)lll DOIIC Uf 1 ment today tcers arc asked to work from 5 _ John F,Upatr|ck William Sterling Hoaccrans Seminole Little League to ac­ turlul in huge warehouses. ployment of 8,206 rose to Hie slate of officers present- approval. It was believed an 0 a.m. until noon Just one day I lie convoy o f two curlvad- tortlicomlng Harry F. Cushing, Jess Greg- quire a 10-year lease on land ed by the nominating coin•; gg per cent majority would Jr. about a September church 10,100 by the end o f the a week. If >ou have three in Birmingham, in I.ongvvood tc build a light­ of men left tho local Chamber ory and G. W. Bell. mittre was accepted utiaill |mVr been needed hut Hint 60 ' bombing year, a 23 per cent advance." hours a week to spare you moiisly with the addition of per relit would liuve hern ac­ Ala., and recent railroad dynSuperintendent of public in ed stadium and fields for use of Commerce B u i l d i n g nt Employment increased in couldn't find a belter way to amltings. itruclion — T. Milwcc <•) of fall teams in the league, j about 7:30 u. in., rendezvoused two mure member* to servo ceptable. must major industries be­ spend it. and Jim Pigott; supervisor o f ’ Other cities approached on ill fit. Augustine for coffee, on tlie hoard of directors, Otis tween 1962 and 1963 iu The proposal w a s l Ii a t SJnhliiin and Bob Brown. _ „ „ |registration — Camilla Ilrucc tlie same matter include Al­ and then continued to Jack­ Seminole County. Manufact­ .South rin ilell and Winter WASHINGTON (U P l) , ‘ U “ " (•>; (ward of public instruc tamonte Springs nnd Cassel­ sonville. uring advanced 200, primar­ Other ufficcr* installed were Park Telephone expend $150,d.al 32J-3221 i you re n need 0 d| ^ 2 >’n(| 3 _ Gen. Douglas MarArtliur un­ berry. Tlie request was taken The return trip wus sturted Keogh, vice president; Sylvia (l()() eueli, or a total o f $200,ily due to expansion iu veg­ derwent surgery today tn de­ of prayer. And who Isn ttese |Justlco uf lhc ,M.ai.r _ di<: under advisement. about 4 p. m. and the group A sparse gathering of Brown, secretary: V i v i a n 000, to piovide county-wide etable canning. d a y .? If >ou II dial that num- ||ku 3 ^ 4 _ termine if lie has cancer. A motion wus made ami ap­ ailived in Suuforil shortly lie- Sanfoid Chundier o f Com- Coleman, none; ju>» treasurer, Other important sectors, a n d telephone service, eliminating Army Surgeon General lamnlier you will receive a rcticc of the |>euce, district 6 — proved to donate $125 to the fere dark. metre meinht ra Thursday ! Keogh, Clarenev Donaldson up pa re I and electronics man­ the present toll rhurgo liecurded prayer. You can phone nrd Heaton said the nid sol­ L. L. Cox (* ) and Kaymund l.nngwood Little la-ague of night adopted by-laws for <Donald Jackson, J i m m y tween north and smith emlnufacture, held at high levels. any hour of the day or night. dier fared the admittedly dan­ Morris. which Hcoper is manager. the newly formed nrguniza- |Jones, Joe Akermun and W. ole County. Construction reported a 200 Every 24 hour* the prayer gerous operation in good Constable, d i s t r i c t 3 — In other business a motion tion ami named committees i Hopkins, hoard of dirccguin due to commercial and "This decision o f the tele­ spirits. changes. The program is George Kelsey; district 4 — w i.s approved to advertise for tlie ensuing year. |tors. public building. Building per­ phone subscriber!," said John sponsored by the Redeemer J. T. Baggcrly; district 6 — for Idds on the city’s require­ Meeting in' the County mits for the arcs totaled 4I'J The past year's progress I Krider, Chamber m a n a g e r, Lutheran Church and the ser­ Grady Hall (•), George W. ments o f gasoline, both reguCourthouse, tlie group dis- was summarized by Keogli .q,,i» set hmk north-south unmillion in 1963, up 7.9 per vice lias now been guing on DECATUR, III. (U P l) — Heck and Billy Joe Young; lar and high test, und lubricussed wording o f tho by­ rent. New residential build­ who thanked all his helpers, qy in Krminolo County at for eight years. Michael la*u Gamhrill, 19, an surveyor — A. C. Doudnry. ruting oil for h period o f one laws. stressing the method in Hu also outlined needs of tlie||i„,t |u years. Wo cannot surAW()L Marine who “ seemed ing was o ff slightly. By Myrtle Wilson year. Sealed Idds are to he Die transportation, comYou don’t have to say we Home Demonstration Agent which the officers and di­ community for the immediate V;VB without communications." to gel along with everyone," submitted to the city clerk re, tins should be elected. future and emphasized the it was decided another ef- was held In county jail to­ municatiuna and public util­ told you but the grapevine this The count down is on for by no. n, Mure)) 20. Ilir m e m Ii e r s railed t’lia in tier's rrs|Minslllilities in f,.rt will lie made at some fumorning indicated that tlie Hie Mr. and Mrs. Creative il*) after returning here from ities group registered a IDO Mrs. Gcri Hitsmim. oper­ thioilgh Hie first seven art­ ruining events ami growth of mu. dale. “ dispute" between the Clay­ Cooking School. Only five Florida on a charge of slay­ gain, due to growing popu­ ator o f Don and Geri’s Res- da>s left until March 10, 1961 icles in (ho by-laws, then the area. I ________________ _ ton Bros., developers of Eng­ ing III* parents and teen age lation. _ tiiurunt, appeared to request and still counting. We may stalled on the election pro­ lte|Mirls on last Saturday's Trade fell o ff 100 between lish Estates, and the City of sister with an ax. LIVINGSTON, Ala. t If PI) tlmt her place o f Iiumiics* he not make the moon, hut we cedure. U-ap Year Talent Sliow were 1962 and 1963 us the result .Maitland was solved largely 2U->ear-old ex carnivul! allowed lo remain o|k-ii un­ will create new records in It wus deeied that the presented showing a net profit of a di-line in citrus pack­ Iweause of the efforts o f ! A ing. James Avery, chairman of Hie 'Vork;<‘r ,rom Olt I a h o in a til I ii.m. Chairman It. C. delirious indoor and outdoor membership would elect tho uf SI50 and leiitativp plans urthj Carlson reminded her that 1cookery. To help the house-1"Ulcers, president, vice pres-^ were maile t» make the event,^ I^S a C Seminole County Commission. Thursday became the fourth However, retail trade ex­ WINTER PARK (UPl) - A The problem delayed the n,an receive the death sen-j the referendum in the Decent- wife hit new horizons in blent, secretary and treasure ian annual affair. Proceeds V j l R v C w l / l v i $13,000 National Science Foun­ panded 100 with the open­ opening o f English Estates ,ence ,n *h«* December slay- tier election concerning al­ rooking the Extension Service, cr- and then choose nine ill- will be used for civic projects.' dation grant tin* licr-n award­ ing o f a new shopping cen­ ATHENS (U P l) — King st-hiMtl ‘n* " L'uba, Ala., salesman. lowing tavern* to remain open in cooperation witli I’ ublix ed to Hie Florida Academy of ter. Tlie services and iiiistclPaul I, whose .courage and . • • Harold Leon Edwaitls of until 2 a.ill. laid been defeat­ Suiter Markets, Inc. Swift i also serve us dilectors. Scien.-e, it wa* announced to­ luiH-uus division experienced leadership helped la-at back "E jeb a n k Night" will b e 1 nandlctt, Okla., was sen ed by n 2 to t vote. Committee* set up include ami Company and Florida s IIH) gain. day. a Communist bid to seize fu r ls . ii infui med council Power and Light Co., ha* ar­ . tin- legislative, Drllary-Deisponsored by the Sanford and tcnccd to die in tlie electric Greece after World War II, w m i Casselberry I.ions clubs Wed chair alter Iris Ilian one that Altamonte Springs, Cos- ranged a scries of demunstra tonaSunfurd, armed forres, died today in Tatoi Palace. r.csday evening at the Jai hour’ s deliberation hy a cir­ neIIterry ami Longwood have tion* on the lalcvt develop­ finance, membership, publicSeminole County has gone Iity und pioniotion, commerc­ over its 1962 total in (lie He was 6? Alai Fronton. Proceeds from cuit court jury. been designated by the Legis­ ments in beef cookery. Constantine, Paul's 23-yearIn separate trials in the- la it lature a* the South ScminohAssisting in tlie prescnlu ial. trail-pollution and nidus Christmas the sale of tickets will go to Seal cuuipuign old aon. wa* lo tie sworn in two weeks dealh sentences Hie Seminole Memorial Hust’ounty Natural Gas Authori­ (tons on demonstration* of Jet trial. which is now nearing a close. as King almost immediately. pital o c bank. Tickets are were also given Clarence ty. If and when profit* are age meal cookery will he Tim membership of each In 1962 tiic county lotat was Paul lost his struggle for available at Faust Drugs. Me- Coon, 24, of College City, made they will he divided Marth Ijogan, home cconomikt will he annuunced later. $9,125.81 while tlie amount for Reynolds Drugs or any other Calif., Gerald Eaton, of Buck- equally among tlie three eities for Swill and Company. Dur­ In iitlu-r action, the Chum- (hi* period to dale stands at life after an operation for a are always better serious slumuch ulcer Feb. holts, Tex., and John laiko*, Uon club member. witli no liability to a com­ ing the demonstration she will hi-i d<-< id< d tn puisne n pro­ $10,251.0? fill* put* the coun­ v’ l. I of Racine, Wis. • • • munity. Making' a feasibility! prepare a variety of roust* ject which could offer bus try figure at lo9 per cent A brief rally followed Hie when enjoyed at the Today's Chuckle—'There da>s study bus la-en ilixeussed by and steaks suitable for indoor trun-pm tution liclwci-n Do­ of the 1962 total. four-hour operation. But tlie Ship Explode* and outdoor cookery. In addi­ llar), Deltona and Sanford. every time a person is about Statewide the drive has jj tin- authority. King's coodilion steadily de­ unique and friendly SEATTLE (U P l)—Twrntyto make both ends meet, ('Iiumher President A.B. gone over Hie top with a It was derided that the oil |tion she will demonstrate the something breaks in the mid­ sl* zurvivors were taken (roin heater from the old City Hall preparation of many colorful ( Tommy) Peii-raun Jr. noted total of $un.509.99 as of Feb. teriorated until it lieeame ap­ garnishes. Assisting tlie Sanford Merchants As 29. Campaign officials report parent that it was only- a Rosario Strait by helicopter will la- tiuded witli Chriat Jedible C A K IB E LOUNGE dle. • I t Martha laigan will be Miss social ion hud instituted k the) now expect to exceed question of time before Uie and Navy crash boats this Episcopal Church fi r a gas end. Stores in the Bahamas morning after their tanker * “ " lin' ,mim‘ *’co,’ ‘,n' : similar projert and he offer $930,000 by the time the drive 1 -s -s An official announcement operate under tight rules Bunker Hill exploded and healing unil to lie used in the clou-a March 31. new Fin* Hall. j *• H ° r,(la low er and Light ,.,| n,e cooperation o f hia his from the palace said the King for closing, Jaycees were sank. The Coast Guard »«id ■ ... ;Co. , . giuup was va iu . u , , iiimmml »tutcuu-nt j* E n j o y . . . f' died at 4:25 p. m. (9:25 a. nt. told this past week by an la A* an added attraction San­ of the 44 crewmen aboard . , Tlie Chamber also discuss­ hill* _ . . . unproved and various EST). of filial o f the Bahamas gov­ were not accounted for. ford appliance dealers will ed u drive to retain the main ", . _ paid. The meeting was ad have on display their very[ " “ M U SIC O N T H E HO USE” ernment, “ All shops must ------------- >courthouse site in duwntuwu journnl subject to call. close at noon on Friday. A f­ latest models of stoves and i Sunford while pushing for MIAMI (UPl)—Police held ter that hour, and on SunEvery Friday Night refrigerators. These will in­ an annex to be built either days, you cau’t buy any­ .. . , . , .. James l'a)ctl, 21, today in the clude such feature* as a new " 1U,U ‘ T 1*1 ' - ; ; 1 ,,f drowning dean, of a young thing," he eai<L M-lf-lt-uning oven. Compliment* of (he Management HALLANDALE (U P l)— “ Except liquor. You can Door prizes will *ndude r" ,mrt* Hialeah man in Twin U k es TALLAHASSEE (U P l) Filipino rook, llann) here buy that anytime," he foo*such things as black angus The Stale Beverage Depart­ Tuzon, identified himself to­ indoor-outdoor grill* and a Estes Pal Dies Police said Pa)elt was ment reported today cigarette voted. Plan to make the VALDEZ day as the winner of |hl,> number of gift certificates. AMARILLO, Tex. (U P l) — charged with manslaughter in tax collecHons for Hie month. “ Carlbe" your LATE Sign on the desk of Cdr. 111.20 on a 92 twin double For a new adventure In Harold E. Orr. 33, a convict- j the death of Richard Rind- of January totaled $4,568,781. HOTEL lj Paul Werner, commanding o f­ Days to IlegiHter hit at GulMream Park " c r ' cooking don't miss tbc Mr. id associate uf Billie Sol E*- hammer, 20, Thursday. stop of the eveituing. Of Uiut amount $1,338,192 ficer of VAIi-5 at Sanford track—the largest payoff in . and Mrs. Creative Cooking Ics, died accidentally a week Detectives said wilnesMi* will go to the state general Dowatowa Naval Air Station, reads: “ Be Amrriran borer raring hi»- ; School. March 10. 1964, 7:30- ago today in his csrbon- told them Rlndhammer fall In fund, and the rest, $3,248,588 For the Primaries Baaford Reasonable—Do it my w a y !" I lor). (See earlier alory un ''J:3o p in. at the U vic Ccn monoxide filled garage, a cor- Uie water during a scuffling will be distributed to qualified — Ils Urek Mkadcre Spirt* Page.) I ter in Sanford. oner's jury ruled Thursday, j incident. | uigun unities. *< th e English, said the Navy wife, claim that Americans boil tea to make it but, put ice in it to make It cold, put lemon in it to make it sour and pul sugar in it to make it sweet. What's that again? Barge Operations New Cyprus Clash RFK Reluctant Sanford Subscribers Reject Metro Phones Body Recovered Open House For Longwood's New Hall Scheduled Gemini Tests Jim Daughtrey New CC Head In Lake Mary s - ■*■■‘.vi1** New Lie Test By-Laws Adopted By Sanford CC n. Has Operation Creative Cooking School Tuesday Held In Slaying 4th Sentenced To Choir For One Slaying King Paul Of Grant Seminole Tops '62 Seal Total *V)C Cocktails Si a z - '. S r r S ® 5 Youth Held In Drowning O N LY 25 Thu Winnah! Cigarette Tax At $4.5 Million � 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 05, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6c23de5b2df7b8efd3a11a8d9258aeb6.pdf 005465a96ad0aca27db9141c8644a595 PDF Text Text * 1 V W E ’RE LOADED — W E N E E D ROOM — W E NEED T R A D E -IN S JtlULLuUo ftAliH AYfti* ft aOIII bl» NEW1964 AUTOMOBILES r f t t £ ! AND TRUCKS - MUST BE TANKS OF GAS SOLD - YOU'LL LICENSE TAGS GET THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME! - Chevrolefs, * Chevy Il's, 1 <n[ jin Chevelles, Corvairs, Oldsmobiles, Cadillacs, Chevrolet Trucks. We'll trade on any reasonable offer. COME SEE US - SEE THE CARS - OR CALL DAVE TOMLINSON - HOWARD HOOD CHARLIE SMITH - JIM BENTON - FRED YEAKLE - TIM ADAMS - C. D. BROWN ELMO FARIS - DAVID SMITH - OR CLAUDE HITTELL - AT 322-0711 ! HOLLER MOTOR SALES ^ sm J ly ARS !. . »< ' trucks >-■ --■ -L ■A.■■ M l i M b HOLLER'S — SECOND ft PALMETTO Cl T*— —— — �y< • ' n t •4 I t Lodge 'Honored' But His Job Enforces Silence Many areas in the west al­ ready use $2 bills extensively, particularly In Oregon and Montana. The argument Is that if ycu purchase an Item of less than $1 and pay for it with a $5 bill you must get back at least four $1 bills, so why not a pair of $2 notes in stead. We imagine it doesn't aeem like much of an ccon om y move but when you con­ sider the number of It bills manufactured each year it could amount to a great deal of savings. • • • The grapevine buzzed again today and we understand an Ornngc County firm — whose name we know but cannot mention at this time — is planning a multi-million dol­ lar planned community de­ velopment in South Seminole. • • • Next Tuesday night an at­ tempt will bo made to organ­ ize a new 4-H Club . . . this one in the South Seminole area. The meeting will be held at the South Seminole Elementary School at 7:30 p.m., with Ernie Lundbcrg, assistant county agricultural agent, directing the organiza­ tional activity. All parents and children interested in the formation of the 4-H group are invited. • • • A smorgasbord will be sponsored a week from Satur­ day night by the local Elks Club to help the group raise funds to build a cabin at Camp Challenge on West Sit 48 — a summer camping fa­ cility for Florida’s handicap­ ped youngsters. Challenge is sponsored by the Florida So­ ciety for Crippled Chlldroa aad o p ia t e s tww four-wook sessions each summer. Tbe cost lor a cabia is • • • C h a m b e r of Commerce Manager John Kridcr thinks Sanford should have a new slogan for the city. For many years it was known as the Celery City. Since that's no longer true, perhaps a slogan with rcferenco to the forth­ coming port facility would be appropriate. For a starter we'd liko to suggest . . . "Sanford — Flor­ ida's Inland Fort." You have a better one 7 Let's have ill We're sure Kri­ dcr would like to know what the people think. • • • If you're one of those rare persons who likes to make decisions there's a perfect spot (or you this summer . . . as an umpire to officiate jun­ ior league baseball games for boys at Sanford's Memorial Stadium plus the men's and women’s league play at Fort Mellon Park. By the way, roaches are still needed for the junior boys* teams. For further information, contact the City itccreation Depart­ ment. Most city commissioners cringed when they saw the white stripes being placed on First Street which make for diagonal parking. - They saw the narrowness of the through lanes between the north and south paint markings. But they recalled the efforts of the Sanford Merchants Asso­ ciation to get the change and decided on a status quo atti­ tude. • • • Note on the Police blotter— Report from a service sta­ tion! "A man came in last pight and bought It worth of gasoline. He was back this morning asking us to drain it re, the people, are certaini peculiar lot. We want the jt of the bus, the back of rhurch, and the middle of road. — The Clock Winders [an Found Dead ViUiam II. Ertel. •t-year-old itor from Lebanon, Ohio, s found dead in a bathtub 1y this morning at his Sand residence, 3u9 S. Park pnue. Coroner Hugh Duni ruled death was due to beset n tuck, iv v . ^ c t n f n r i i f e r a l ? * J Zip Code 32771 J Republicsn convention "grate­ fully, humbly, and enthusias­ WEATHER: Generally fair and mild through Thursday: high today 7 8; low tonight in 50s. tically." Lodge's only previous com­ VOL. 56 NO. 144 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire lletablished 1U08 WED., MARCH II, 1964 ment on the race has been "I'm not a candidate." But he did not Insist that his name be withdrawn from New Hampshire, the nation's first political test for tho 1984 campaign. Friends of the ambassador say he has been wrestling with his conscience since his name was first mentioned for the nomination. On the one hand, like al­ most any other American in public life. Lodge would like to be president. He campaign­ ed long and hard in 1960 as Riehard M. Nixon's running Ity Harry Johnson ficials who attended the meet­ mate. United Press International The need for rights of way ing designated to hear the But on the other hand, he maps for future construction needs of highway construc­ River towns became ghost considers his job here an im­ of roads In the county was tion for the approaching fis­ towns in the flood-ravaged portant one, and he docs not i stressed Tuesday afternoon at cal year. Ohio River Valley today and want to leave a difficult post a State Road Board meeting Other counties also were at a critical time. tho number of homeless in Del.and. heard during the series ol n\iVltV ADMITS mounted to more than 11,500, Speaking was James P. conferences. HE "GOOFED UP" The American Red Cross Avery Jr., chairman of the The need for additional road WASHINGTON (UPI) estimated the total of home­ Seminole County Commission. construction and correction of Sen. Barry Goldwatcr. admitless might top 20,000 in tha Road Board Member Max some existing highway routes j (ing that he "goofed up" in next 48 hours in seven East­ Brewer said his group would was stressed by Avery in the New Hampshire primary, ern and Midwestern states. confer with county officials pointing out that In 1982 the today pointed his presidential ' At least 20 persons wer® in "30 lo 80 days" to analyze county recorded six deaths. |campaign toward California dead from a thrcc-day wea­ the need for the maps. "In 19C3," Avery said, "w e ami its 88 convention delether onslaught which included Avery noted that it Is much had 26 deaths. We need your |gates. torrential rains, font ami a easier for county officials to help," | It was a sobered but unhalf snowfalls and tornada obtain rights of way if "we The Commission chairman I daunted Goldwatcr who took winds. can show the property owners declared one of the primary [ tbe news of Ambassador HenKentucky counted 5,000 re­ a map spelling out the desig­ road thoughts in the county r>' Cabot 1-odge s victory, fugees from the flood watcra nated route." is a connecting link front the j The Arizona Republican and it was feared the total "I f we can do that," he north with the new university said he was "not in the least might reach 15,000 by Friday. said, "they will go along with site in Orange County and Impressed" by Lidgc's vic­ Pennsylvania had 3,000 home­ tory. He said he still believed our program." near the Seminole line. less and part of Pittsburgh's Avery headed a contingent He asked that Stale Hoads he had "a whale of a chance" famed “ Golden Triangle" . tr ^ A of an estimated 30 county of- 425, 419 and 520 lie designat­ in the country as a whole for was under water. Ohio had the GOP presidential nomi­ ed as a new primary road home demonstration agent Miss Myrtle Wilson, DELIGHTFUL MEAT DISHES, such ns this 2.500 persons forced from and that the State Hoad Board nation. Mrs. Joyce Hcnnick, Miss Logan, and Mrs. John shishknboh, were prepared by homo economist their homes, 200 of them dur­ ROCKY CONTENDS "d o a feasibility study on a Martin. The school was s|K>nsored by Publix and cooking export Miss Martha IxiRnn during: ing the night. Indiana re­ HE LS "IIAPPY" causeway across Lske Jess­ Markets, Swift & Co., Florida Power and Light Tuesday night's Creative Cooking School nt San­ ported 400 homeless and Illi­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Gov. up." Co. and Thu Sanford Herald. ford’s Civic Center. Among the standing room nois 100. West Virginia had Nelson A. Rockefeller, contend­ The chairman, opening his (Herald Photo) about 200 homeless. only crowd were (from left) Seminole County’s discussion, said some o f the ing he is "happy" with his Missouri's Black River was third-place finish in the New work Is a carryover from pre­ receding after Tuesday's flood Hampshire Republican presi­ vious requests. crest but 400 persons remained Attorney Joe Davis, counsel dential primary, flies to Cali­ out of their homes In the Pop­ fornia today to campaign for WIESBADEN, G e r m a n y for Altamonte Springs, asked lar Bluff area. (U PI)—A U. S. Air Force jet that the crossovers on High­ votes In its preferential poll, The Red Cross sent SO dis­ the last and most important reconnaissance bomber may ways 438 he 300 feet apart in­ aster experts to set up emerv pre-convention vole. have been tricked into cross­ stead of the present GOO feet. geney centers at Louis villa, Rockefeller said he hopes Davis said crossovers sre ing into East Germany where DALLAS (UPI) — Jack Ky, and Cincinnati, Ohio. An­ Henry Cabot 1/wlgc, the New it was shot down by Commu­ some distance from the post Ruby's defenders abruptly other 50 workers were alerted ni.d around the roast. lly Mra. II. I,. Jidinaon nist fighters, U. S. authorities office and other heavily used Hampshire winner, will re­ rlinppcd o ff their ease today for duty elsewhcro in the Ohio ATHENS, Greece (UPI) After each dish was pre­ without calling him to tha A eapucily crowd of men, locations and this could sign as U. S. ambassador to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and said today. Valley. CoL Mark Gilman, U. S. Air create a traffic hazard. He South Viet Nam and "com e former President Harry S, women and future honiemak pared Miss Meyer allowed how stand and followed with a Authorities began moving Into the race and debate the the incut was fixed mid preera lieriitiiu hungrier by the Force European headquar­ asked that left turn lanes be motion for ncquittul. Judge almost sll the 2,375 residents Truman arrived today to lead issues." pined before cooking. | minute Tuesday night us they ters spokesman, told UPI, "It (•Ciudad where needed. Joe B. Brown rejected the of West Point, Ky., to higher a host .of dignitaries at the •’ i r —v ■n Each disk was set on a talde request and said the Jury watched- Mis* Mary Meyer, C i m Be ruled out thf ■plMWpJ'Tfce attorney was told by funeral of King Paul of ground. Spencer County, Ind, the Martha Logan of Swift mid tbe audience viewed the should get the rase thia was led o ff course by radio Brower that "you place d Greece Thursday. officials reported that half of end Company, prepare delect- dishes mid usked Miss Meyer weekend. jamming and falae signals.” tall order with us at this the 600 residents of Grandview questions ronerrning them. ulile dishes of I’ roTen Beef, pkaso o f construction. We The Air Force said one of Roth sides prepared for Ind., were being evacuated. 1'rises were given at the rebuttal firoworks and the its unarmed HBGO twin-engine must stick to our policy." The successful c o o k i n g NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) Combination industrial ex­ He agrerd to confer with bombers became lost during school held nt the Civic Center close o f the school. defense said it was saving hibit, automobile show and Greek Cypriot schoolchildren Today Miss Meyer along Dr. a training flight over West Altamonte Springs officials wus under the direction of the Walter llromlierg, a today trapped and rocked 'he beauty contest In late April Germany Tuesday, wandered on the feasibility of creating Seminole County Extension with Miss Wilson and Miss prominent New York psy­ ear of British High Commis­ will be discussed at a joint over East German territory "storage lanes" for turning Service, in co-operation o f tho Nowlin will visit tlie lurid chiatrist for "ambush" test­ meeting of representatives at sioner Sir Arthur Clarke in despite U. S. Air Force radio vehicles but held the change Piilillx Sii|»or Markets, Swift high school when’ they will imony in one final attempt 3 p.m. Thursday at llic Cham­ an outburst of anti-British, signals lo change course, and in construction plans in abey­ and Company, Florida Power give the demonstration for tho to blow the state's murder anti-American feeling. ber of Commerce. ance. was "believed shot down." mid Light Co. mid The Han­ Home Economics class. easa out of rourt. Scott Hums and C a r l Duo to the big response A forestry worker lost ths On s question from Com­ Gilman said the fate of the ford Herald. The Jury uf eight m*'n and Sehilke, co-chairmen of the from the aeiiool, plans will lower part o f hia left Irg three-man rrew was not missioner John Fitzpatrick, Cecil Tucker, county exten­ four women had just filed BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) Chamber's industrial com­ known here. But he quoted an Brewer said State Road 46 sion agent, and Miss Myrtle he Hindu to huvo the cooking into tho imx at 10:07 am . Tuesday afternoon when it be­ — IVmagrr Queen Elisabeth mittee, said attending Thurs­ school repeated. All the re­ came entangled in a chain saw official Washington report construction should be let for day's session also will he of Belgium Tuesday received Wilson county home demon­ cipes will lie published in The EST fur the start o f a ses­ while working o ff Oak Hill saying three parachutes were bids during this calendar stration agent, introduced the sion expected to produre the "Henrietta Szold" prize representatives of the San­ Herald's llumuniukcrs Corner <hurarter witnesses when dc- Road in Volusia County, seen, dropping away from the year. in recognition of her action to guests — Ralph llloodwortll, In all the Seminole delega­ ford Automobile Dealers As­ save thousands of Jewish chil­ meat supervisor o f Publix, next week. In fair condition at Semin* falling RI1GC. fensu attorney Melvin llvlli sociation and the Sanford ole Memorial Hospital is Wil­ Two possible eyewitnesses— tion asked State Road Board Dirk Prinre, beef s|M -riu1lat rose nml calmly addressed dren during World War II. Civitan Club, the latter spon­ liam Becklmm, 28, an employs crewmen aboard a British consideration and approval of for Swift mid Co. of Tampa, Jmlgn Joe II. Rrnwn: soring Ihc "Miss Seminole commercial airliner — t o l d eight primary resolutions and Prince, with the help of his "The dt’ frnso rests, your of the Minmi Corporation, County" beauty contest. UPI they saw no parachutes. 16 secondary resolutions. owners of a huge plot of land DENVER (U PI) — Charles "pride and joy," llcrmnn the honor." east o f Sanford. At Berlin, Capt. Kenneth (Sonny) l.iston who turned his row, explained the different Belli hud said lie had us Vehicle traffic was being McQueen of tho British Euro­ Beckham wus sawing tlmher tough talents Into dollars as cuts of heef. many ns 20 more “ cleanup" detoured off SR 415 this morn­ with the chain saw when his pean Airways (BEA) West Miss Meyer was assisted by heavyweight boxing champion ing after the draw bridge witnesses, inrluding Roby’s leg became entangled. He was Berlin - to - Hanover flight of the world, was arrested Miss Lucy Nowlin, home econ­ over the St. Johns River at tnlilii nod ills maid. taken to the hospital in a which pasted near the scene Three Democrats qualified Tuesday night for rarrying s omist. with the power com­ Osteen Jammed when opened lliisson Ambulance. At tho at the reported time the RBG6 Formation of a Seminole this morning to seek party concealed weapon and speed pany. for a passing limit. hospital Dr. Kenneth M. Wing went down, said he saw a County "Fred Karl for Gov­ nominations for county offices ing. Dickinson Here Miss Meyer began her dem­ Paul Johnson, bridge tend­ plane that "looked like a Rus­ ernor Committee" will take in the May 5 primary, Clerk Fred ( Bud) D l c k.l n s o n completed the amputation just onstration by preparing n er, said he opened the bridge sian je t ” plare at 6:30 p.m, Thursday of Courts Arthur 11. Reekwllh PloTen boneless brisket beef at 9:30 and was unable to Democratic candidate for gov­ aliovu the ankle to halt ths ernor, was lo greet Seminole heavy loss o f liloiwl. at Jim Spencer's restaurant. Jr. rrporlcd. This swells the SAIGON, South Viet Nam r o u t in a mtisserle. To gar­ rinse it. Highway Patrolman B i l l County supporters here this A county chairman and total lo 41 Democrats quail- (UPI) — Defense Secretary nish tbe roast she prepared Johnson h le r reported the New President committee members will be lied and no Republicans. Robert S. McNamara today mange basket a filled with bridge was open to traffic at afternoon, lie was to have Stringfield was dispatched to CARACAS, Venezuela named. All interested persons visited with local constitu­ the Osteen Bridge to see that Filing this morning were loured the perilous Victna curry liorserudish filling. A noon. Hu said someone had (UPI) — Raul l.eoni was are invited. Ituily L. Sloan for tax collec­ mrsu countryside with U. S few apriga o f parsley were removed some rock ballast, ents from 4 to 5 p. in., when it rcuuiined In place us th® sworn In today as president speaking at First Street and amliulunce sped to the hos* Reid It. Hughes, Daytona tor; Bill York, for constable, Ambassador Henry C a b o t placed la-tween tbe baskets. throwing the span out of bal­ of V e n e x u c l a , succeed­ Reach, Karl's stale campaign District 6, and J. U. Lee, con- l-odgr and Vietnamese strong pltuL Magnolia Avenue. The second ilisli was a sweet ance. ing Romulo Betancourt. manager, will be the speaker.I stable. District 4. m an MaJ. Gen. Nguyen sour pot roast. With tills she Khanh. used a garnish of lemon Melon Queen tw-ista and parsley. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) She next prepared a Man­ TAMPA (U I'D —Two Florida hattan Ave. oven roast. This Carol King, an 18-year-old Republican leaders agreed to­ was garnished witli apple University of Florida fresh­ from Bartow, was day that the results of the baskets filled with whipped man crowned national watermelon New Hampshire primary will cream coleslaw. queen by ttie Watermelon nut affect Sen. Harry GoldThe fourth meat dish was a water's standing as the top li:oiled sirloin steak. With thla Growers and Distributors As­ GOP presidential candidate in she made a sesame seed sca- sociation Tuesday night in ArtTTirrc CHILDREN Florida. Ambassador Henry soner and apt cad it nvt-r the ceremonies here. ADULTS 12 OR UNDEI Caltol laalgc, a write-in, won steak. For tho garnish she Contrast the primary. ptepared peurs site had color­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tho ed with red food roioring, and lowest temperature rejiortixi plured them among sprigs of to the U. S. Weather Bureau pursiey. Menu Include* l this morning, excluding HaThe fifth dish consisted of wail and Alaska, was 12 be­ Cole Slaw steaks pan broiled. An attrac­ low zero at Carig, Colo. TucsFrench Fries LONDON (U PI) — Queen tive garnish was a confetti day'a high was 89 at Miami Elizabeth II and her newborn omelet she prepared with Raked lleana International Airport. third son, latest heir to the eggs, chopped parsley and toGrits British throne, were reported [ mutoes. Hush Puppies "Itotii well” toduy at Bucking­ I’roTen beef kahohs were Relish Tray ham I’ulace. pitpiircd next. As the garnish Coffee Or Tea "The Queen has hud a com­ for this she played on skewers fortable night. Her Majvaty chunks o f tomatoes, green and the baby are both well,’ ” peppers and fresh mushrooms. Owned A Operated said a morning bulletin issued To make this attractive she By by three of the doctors who hud toasted a large loaf of Maxine A Boh nttended T u e a d a y night’s Fiench bread. Kite then placed DELTONA HIGH TWELVE Club was host to international and state Hancock birth at Uie palace. High Twelve officers at a luncheon Tuesday noon at Deltona Community the skewers up in the loaf of Days to Register Hwy. 17-01 8®. The baby, aa yet unnamed, bread. Club. High Twelve, a service club, limits membership to Masons and has Sanford wrighed 6 pounds A ounces at clubs in 20 states and seven countries. Pictured from the left: liownrd A chuck pot mast was the For the Primaries Ph. F A 2-SMS birth, which orrured five days next dish. Willi this she plucSmith, Dunedin, state president; William F. Tearman, Terre Haute, lad., ahead of schedule , i vd chunks of papaya against interimtiimuj president, and Dean Howland, Deltona president. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said today that his victory In the New Hamp­ shire presidential primary was a "great honor and a great compliment.” Lodge was told of the lat­ This economy kick. est election results at Saigon • •• Airport as he returned from We hear President Johnson a visit to the Vietnamese city plans to cut the cost of cur­ of Rue, near the North Viet rency by ordering governmcnt authorities to resume printing $2 bills. This will re­ duce the use of $l'a. • •• Nam border, with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa­ mara. Until the New Hampshire voting, Lodge had maintained a diplomatic silence on dom­ estic politics. In Concord, N. 11. I-odge’s son George said he does not believe his father will return to the United States soon, but would lead any call from the Ohio Flood Threatens Thousands River Crest 3rd Highest Of Century Right O f W ay Maps Needed, SRB Told U. S. Fears Reds Lured AF Jef Across Border mwA... Mouth Watering Beef Ruby Defense Cooked Before Crowd Rests Suddenly Attend Funeral C. Of C. Plans April Show Children Too Saw Severs Man's Leg Queen Rewarded Liston Arrested Karl Group To Organize Here Traffic On 415 Is Detoured Three Seminole Demos Qualify Viet Nam Tour FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! No Problem? FI SH F R Y ALL YOU CAN E A T - *1 00 Queen, New Son ‘ Both Well* ONLY 20 �\ 1 National Officer To Speak For DeBary AARP By Mr*. Aditin Muller The DeBary Chapter of dus American Aasoclatlun of Re­ tired Person* will liear David Jeffery*, director of field operation! from Waihiogton, D. C., at the March meeting to be held at 10 a. in. Friday in the Firemen's Recreation Hall. Jeffery a was the former chief of regional offices and state relations for the special staff on aging, U. 6. Depart­ ment id Health, Education and Welfare. Prior to the ap­ pointment he served as con­ sultant on aging for the Amer­ ican Public Welfare Associa­ tion and as director of the institutional service division a< the Cook County DPW. The program will be open to the public. Col. William Hague, earlier scheduled to address the March AARP meeting, will be (he speaker In April. Officers and directors of (be Cesitral Florida AARP will meet Thursday in Or­ lando with Jefferys to plan organisation and service programi far retired persons In (ho area, Casselberry To Gel Cemetery .MISS MYRTIE WILSON (right), Seminole County Home Demouatrution Agent, explain* a new ty|>u electric grill used by Mia* Martha Lognu to iire|iare varioiiH ciiIm o f meata during the Creative Cooking School held Tueaduy night at the Sanford Civic Center. Thu school wuu gponeured by Publlx Markets, Swift & Co., Floridu Power &. Light and The Sanford (Herald Photo) Herald. Last Rifes Held For Mrs. Sproull x> Funeral services for Mrs. Battle Agnes Sproull. Rt. 1, Longwood, who (lied Tuesday In an Orlando hospital, will lie held at 9 p m. today in Nlb|ack Chapel in Casselberry With Rev. Dclmai Copeland officiating. The body will be forwarded to Slippery Hock, Pa., for burial. Born Dec. 9, 1176, in But­ ler County, Pa., Mra. Sproull moved to the Longwood area 15 years ago. Sht was a mem­ ber o f the Community Meth­ odist Church of Casselberry. Survivors are one son, Wil­ liam Sproull of Swlssdale, Pa.; five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Baker of Now Cas­ tle, Pa.; Mrs. Agnes Smith o f WUkltuburg, Pa.; Mrs. Augusta Kuappcr of Monies, Pa.j Mra. Lucille Soydar of Pern Park, and Mrs. Eleanor Wlnklo o f Longwood; 10 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Niblick Funeral Home of Casselberry Is in charge of local arrangements. Casselberry's Town Council! Monday night approved h plan to acquire from C»»*elberry Garden* a cemetery owned by the firm. The cemetery had piuvlously been deeded to the. Community Methodist Church. | However, the council agreed j to accept control of the rent-! etery contingent upon specific | revisions being made in the pro|»osvd contract. The Council agreed to look favorably on sub-leasing a 10acre site to the South ffemlnole Little League Baseball A s­ sociation. The little league gruup needs a centrally locat­ ed south Seminole site for a park which will l>« lighted to permit at least two games each night. The town has a tinea-year less* un the property from Hibbard Casselberry who has consented to extend it to five yrars. The Council again discussed the possibility of paving Win­ ter'Park Drive from Hemlnola Boulevard south to 8H 42(1 hut decided to await action ex­ pected today by the Seminole County Commission. The Council has uffsred tu |>»y (20,700 toward the estiiih tod (42,000 cost uf imvlng tho 2.1 miles. Winter Park Drive is located within the town limlle but ia used prim­ arily by county retidehU enroute to and from the Boutli 8 s in I n o 1 e Elementary am i, South Seminole Junior High schools. The Council consent­ ed to use lie current road mid bridge fund consisting of |6,700 pills another 915,000 it would borrow. If the Council borrowed the funds it would be the firat time in the history o f tha town that it had gone into debt. Frank Feeney Dies At 81 PAN BROILED STEAKS, pot and oven roaata plus other meat diahea prepared by cooking exjiert Martha I^igan during her demonatration rtieaday night at the Creative Cooking School, are displayed for the over­ Tuenduy i flow crowd to see after the session closed. (Herald Photo) VEGETABLE REPO RT Federal Stato Market Ntwn Service Sanford Shipping point information fee March to. AU sales p. 0 , H. Precooling charges astro unless othsrwlae stated, SANFGMD-OVIK1M) SKLLWOOD DISTRICTi Cabbagsi D a m a n 4 good, tnarkst firm. Domaatic round typa, 1 A* bu. crates, f 1.76 to IB mostly $1,76 few low aa •1-38; 10 IU sack*. 91.26 to 91.60, ordinary to fair qual­ BULKHEAD INSPECTION is being made by a Sanford and Seminole ity, small alas low aa 91. County delegation to Jacksonville. The group toured the Jacksonville Port Carrotta: D e m a n d fair, Authority istallation to get first hand information on that facility. The market about steady. Sacks, huge waruhoUHU in the background, one of several serving the Greater 46-1 lb., film packed, 91.00 to Jacksonville area, was a heuldve of uctivity with cargo being moved in 92.16] 60 lbs. looss, 91,66 to 91.90. and out by urouud-the-ciock workers. (Herald Photo) Celeryi Demand vary good, markst steady. 18 In. crates, Pascal type, B dos. and larger, $6; hearts, B4 count, film wrapped, |G. Chinese Cabbage: Demand I is a very different kind of and the great anxiety which By lamia Cassell fair, market steady. 10 In. Called Preaa International 1liook. This is Lewis in the gripped his soul, and made It crates, 92 to |2.76. C. S. U-wia was u thy nmn twilight o f life, reflecting on dllllcull to pray. Endive and Eacarole: De­ wlm hated publicity so much (lie relationship laTwevii man “ .Some people feel guilty mand fulr, market steady. that lie sometimes hid in tliu and God us lie iius expcrienc- about their anxieties and re­ 1 1/11 bu. crates, 11.76 to 92. cloict wiiva reporters came i ul it, in joy and in suffering. gard them as a defect of Lcltucei Offerings light. to Interview him. U w ls writes. "I Without tills ilook, future bi­ faith,” Boston type, KBN crates, 24 It uaa thoroughly charac­ ographers might well huvu don't agree at all. Anxieties count, few, 12.60; Iceberg teristic that he made hit exit wondered how lew is’ con­ are afflictions, not sins. Like type, WB elutes, 24 count, from Id* life on a day when tagious failh stood up under all afflictions they are, if we few, 9-1.60; I-euf type. 24 quart the wot id press could give llie a d d test to which it was can so take them, our share boskets, few, f| ; Rumaiue, him little nutiec. He died Inst subjected in the tatter years in the Passion of Christ." 1 1/0 bu, crates, few, 92. It Is clear that Lewis did Nov. g j—the day President of his life. Onions, green: Crates, a dos. Kennedy a i t assassinated. Years ago. iu "The Prob­ learn to take his afflictions bundles, 99. I've been waiting ever sinwi lem of Pain," Lewis outlived in the spirit ol Christ, and. Parsley: D e m a n d light, for an appropriate occasion— lucid aud wcllressonod theo­ even to give thanks for them, Market about steady. Crates, a “ peg” as newspaperman logical answers to the peren­ in one of his final "Letters To 9 dos. bundles, 914b to 92. say—to pay tribute to the wit­ nial question of why a loving Malcolm," he musca that Parsnips: Baskets, 12-1 lb., ty Oxford dun whose widely God permits his creatures to "most of the real good that film packed, few, 11.25. read book* helped to niuku hurt and !>e hurt. He acknow­ lias hern dune to ino in tills Radishes: Demand moder­ Christianity a live option fur ledged that lie was writing life lias iuvolved sulferlng." ate, market steady. Baskets modern intellectuals. about pain as an abstract film (tacked, Red varieties, Hie |leg is now at hand ill problem siuce lie had not had 8O-0 os.. 76 rents; While vur tlie lorin u( lew is' last book, much personal exposure lu it. Named To Team it ties, 24-B os., 91.60. Ill 1UUI, paiu ceased to be NEW YUHK (U PI)—Marie published potUiuumusly by 1IAKTINU8. FLORIDA Harcuurt, Brace aud World uii abstraction to Lewis. His McClung, whoso 3V points D1HTHILT; under Uie tide “ Letters To adored wiic died a lingering, against Dartmouth last Wed­ Cloudy, sliowera, a. un; fair Malcolm: Chiefly ou Prayer." death of cancer, it was a sliat-j nesday and sea sou total ol and mild, p. m. Thu format u( thu book — tiling experience for him, IN points arc both Harvard Cabbage; Demand fo r best au imaginary correspondence and his resctioiu to it are I scoring records, was named good, others fair, market —will remind many readers movingly recorded iu a little for the first time today to the Stronger uu beat, others about of "The Serewtape lin e r s ," losok called "A Grief Ob- All-East major college has steady. Domestic round type, (be delightiul piece of satire served" (Banbury P r e s s ) kelball team of the Eastern 1M bu. crates. 91.60 to 91,76, which established Lewis' rep- which lie published under the College Athletic Cunlcreuce. small to inadiuin, 91.06 to utatiou as the 30th century's pseudonym, “ N. W. Clerk," 9I40| 60 lb. aacka, according most articulate “ apostle tu Magnesium alloys are wide­ “ Letters To Malcolm" re­ to quality and alie, 1*0 rents to skeptics." fers obliiiucly tu “ the terrible ly used in lh« alivrafi IndusIU 6 . Bui “ LoiUus i u MuicuUa" Uava" ul las wile's Uluwei, tries. Posthumous Book Is Soul Searching Document v& r •anfnrU Page 2 — March II, 19«4 WrralB KEI) HIllllON winners in the Oviedo Science Fair pictured above are, front from left, Beverly Marshall, Geraldine Genton, Nancy Phillips, Beverly Faulk and Kay Wiggins; back, Rex Clontu, Becky Palmer. Billy Harm, Bobby Stewart, Clyde Meadows and Steve Mello. (Herald Photo) The Candler Choraliers, singers from Emory Uni­ versity’s Candler School of Theology, will sing at San ford First Methodist Church 7:3o p.m., Thursday. Directed by Georgs Dunbar, the singara are all or dainrd ministers and theology students. Several hava ms Jorcd in music as an under­ graduate study and others have performed professionallyTlie singers have been beard around the world, sing­ ing for Die Methodist Scries of the Proteatant Hour. They have appeared on radio and television and have produced an LI’ record album “ Song* of tlie Spirit.” They art the worship choir for aarviees at Emory University. On tour the Choraliers prosent a balanced program of sacred and classical music and some spirituals that hsvt proved popular with audienc­ es across tha region. » I n j m ■ dr. R. N. S cW , 56, Dies In Hospital y 'f c f 'J L CUP AND BLUE RIBBON winners in Oviedo’s Science Fair included, front, from left, Ellison Fuller, Linda Ray, Lillie Fox, Barbaru Saucer and Harriett Henaun; back, Jonuthan Lukas, Sherry Waltz, Martha Mlkler, I-arry Tuck and Larry Neely. Not present for tho photo were Guy Lingo, Jimmy Holder, Artie Arndt, Bill Hein, Ted Bellhurn, Brett Thompson and Virginia Stanko. (Herald Photo) 9 i » Raymond N. Scliaal, 36, died at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born May 3 £ 1907, in Hast­ ings, Minn., lie had lived in Sanford for the past^QLyears. He was a palntar with the Seminole County S c h o o l Board, a member o f Amer­ ican Legion Post ft at Sanford and a veteran of World Wcr II. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Maude Scliaal of Sanford and two brothers, Peter Scliaal of Orlando and Carl Scbaal of ML Dora. Services will be announced by Brisson Funeral Home pending completion of ar­ rangements. 0 j 9 I; A Hospital Frank Feeney, It, of 120 N. Edgcmon Avenue, North Or­ lando, died Tuesday in Or­ lando. Burn Nov. 20, 1812, in Jol­ iet, ill., ho moved to tills area from Illinois and was a mem­ ber of live Church of the Na­ tivity of Lake Mary. llo ia survived by two sons, William J. Keeney of Wil­ mington, III., and Robert F. Feeney o f Titusville; four daughters. Mrs. Rosemary Grove of North Orlando, Mrs. John Elwood of Winter Ha­ w n , Mrs. Mary Lou vauAsdlen and Mrs. Jack Fey, both uf Juliet. Nlbiack Funeral Home of Casselberry will forward the body to Joliet where serviros and burial will be conducted. Albie Osborne In ‘Bockpack’ Choraliers To Sing Thursday Notes TWO-MONTH SERIES winners o f the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club, pictured with thoir awards, are, from left, George Pearsall, Mrs. Ruth Hiatt, Mrs. PeHrsall, Mrs. Myron Accurdi, B. T. Stevens and Mrs. 11. Austin. (Cox Photo) EH TAIWAN SOUTHWESTERN (FHTNC) - Marine F i r s t Sergeant Albie L. Osborne. *nn of Mr. and Mri. Edgar. Osborne of 401 Orapgc Ave., Sanford, is participating with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in a coordinated U. S Joseph P. Sepp, 78. of 12 Nalionalist Chinese amphibi­ Vulusia Drive, DeBary. died ous exercise called "Opera­ tion Hurkpark" being eon- at 7:45 a. in. Tuesday at ducted otf the coast uf Tai­ Seminole Memorial Hospital where liu had been a patlont wan. Backpack is an exercise to fur three and one-half weeks. llum in Italy, lie had lived test the amphibious capabili­ ties and readiness of the forc­ in Dellary for ilia past 12 es of the Seventh Fleet and years. A retired Stationary the Nationalist Chinese Navy. Engineer he was a member of NAAPE. He also waa a The exercise, with over 40,000 men and 140 unit! partici­ member of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer of pating, will culminate In an Sanford. amphibious assault on beach­ Survivors are hit wife, Mrs. es »( southern Taiwan, and Ruse M. Sepp uf DeBary; will demonstrate the ctfecthree daughters, Mra. Theo­ liveucss uf the United Statra dore Lease, Mrs. Gladys ElshSeventh Fleet tu rapidly move erger and Mrs. Lavcrne Willi, a significant combat furce to all of Chicago, III., and one a troubled area in order to sister, Mra. Anna Gilloth of assist an ally. Cunnersvllk, Pa. Prior to the assault, aircraft Funeral services will be uf the Seventh Fleet will soil livid at 2 p. m. Friday at the rn beach defenses. In addi­ Allcu • Sumineriiill Chapel in tion. support ships will con­ DeBary with Rev. Herbert duct anlLsubmarine warfare W. Goer** officiating. Burial exercises and the area surwill be iu Uaklawn Memor­ roundlng Lite beachhead will ial Park. be rleared of any obstructions and mines. "Backpack" is similar to t h o s e exercises conducted periodically by units of the Seventh Fleet with SEAT!) GREAT L A K E S , IU. and other allied uatioua lit the (FIITNC) - Donald W. CorFar East to improve their tou Jr., electronics technician prolirluncy in coordinated seaman, USN, son of Mr. and amphibious warfare opera­ Mrs. Douakl W. Corton Sr., of tions and to maintain working 400 Second S t, Cbuluota, Is reialiunsliips with allied na- scheduled to graduate March Uuni. 6 from Electronics Technician School at the Naval lYalnlng Gold Coast Center, Great Lakes, 111. Uiiui.u, u|ie of tlie nuKfi He studied basic electricity, indi'iicndeiil uutiuli* uf the electronics, physics, mattteworld, acquired it* original inatir* and the repair and] name o f Gold Coast from the maintenance of most modern! gold it produced ns early a* electronic equipment during' thu l&ib century. the 38 week echoed. ) Joseph P. Sepp Dies In Sanford Chuluotan To Be Graduated MARCH 10 Admissions Jack Benton, Ruby Lirnly. Kathryn Dreggora, Alice Mc­ Arthur, Thelnfa Beil,* all of Sanford: H a u l Thomas, Wil­ liam Beckham, Osteen; Wil­ liam McDonough, DeBary; Jean MagRo, David Hamilton, Longwood Births Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Mc­ Arthur, baby girl, Sanford Discharge* Watson Wallac*. Joseph J ashson. Faustina Wilt, Mary Green, Emory Rash, Mrs. Sheryl Schultz and baby girl, aU of Sanford; Elisabeth Nel­ son. DeLand; Mildred G|#r, Lake Mary; Marvflla Owens, Longwood V '*<» )i 4 !) » INTIRtOk UTBX WAU. PAINT ■mm ■ 1 • S G S S ft a w SAnovaa* 8 (9 | «vw r 2nd 6AU O N I CO AT U TIX INTIIiOh WAU PAMT ‘ CHIEF EXECUTIVE’ o f Oviedo on April 0, when Oviedo High School iitudenu ugaunie city ovenmientnl |>oata, will lie Tom Mlnter (right), le will “ repluce" Mayor Lee Gury for the duy. • a w n jftu K a w u iir a •M M I" •gyw* l iSSu. FREE sskim 0UAIT m a s 2 rox l tow Hues J u s t tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for homo Im provem ents, car repairs, for all your sea • sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cm* rE L II w oo III 00 7/0 00 j u oo 492.00 512.00 » SUMSIs r<>M,fi 9 7.00 1100 1900 1100 2(00 32 00 IQ A N I UF TO $ * 0 0 FAMILY FINANCI S1RVICI, INC. of Sanford INAkitl 4' j 2~'2«* 2-'r» SUV a AND SAVI o* * n » i NTcnMitm UUMAM*use UTM W6SAJtm. }) 309 W. let. Rt.. Sanford llt-184* llwy. IT-02. 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March 14 JAX. 3-14-64 - “ Super-Right” HEAVY WESTERN STEER SLICED BEEF CLUB With thla Coupon and purchase of Pickle Patch Koihrr Whole * “ SUPER-RIGHT” WESTERN PORK CLOSE TRIMMED BONE IN Y our Choice > J Pkg«. Blrdacya Froren Chopped •■Turnips 2 10-oz. pkga. 31c Save At A&P! Extra Special! CABOT BRIQUET J E S & sj CHARCOAL 20 79 W HITE TU N A - 65 FRESH CHEESE * 5 3 M IXED PICKLES - 39 LB. BAG ■f n Save At A&P! Special! CHERRY STAR Packed in water & salt—no oil added) 0 /// LUSCIOUS RED RIPE Strawberries Save At A &P ! Special! WISCONSIN COLORED CHEDDAR H HOUSE R A TE D M I L K P I. Save At A & P ! Special! PICKLE PATCH SWEET jW , A PACK CARTOH SPECIALl A I L FLAVORS Frutaste Vt On!. Jugs 1.1* . Cana 49* Root Beer FIRE SIDE 21 * SPINACH 1 Lb. Box SULTANA STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2 2 Whole Or Chopped A&P BRAND q QUICK FROZEN 2 59* P E A S I* . Jar 39 Gal. Jug % FROZEN A&P BRANI1 BRAND SALTIN ES FRESH M A D E COLE 10 Or. rk x . 25* 35* 10 Oa. l'k «. S LA W C ROz. I’ kgs. SAVE AT A&P! SPECIAL! DADS A & P Spinach 4 DRINKS $100 3 SAVE AT A&P! SPECIAL a a« Bankets GAREN FRESH GREEN CABBAGE * 5 Oranges-5 55' FKn'SH JUICY SWEET Eelbeck Corn Meal 22 oz. 22c 8UN8IIINK . . „ . Krispy Crackers 1-lb. box 29c f UPTON 1 JA N E P A R K E R DELICIOUS JA N E P A R K E R F R E SH L Y B A K E D Tea B a g s ........pkg. o f 16 27c CRACKER HARRELL Sharp C h e e s e ........ 10-oz. 45c MILK BONE FLAVOR SNACKS D og Biscuits 16 oz. pkg 29c ft OZ. CANS Metrecal Liquid .... 3 for 89c Soap Pads .... pkg. o f 10 29c Yuban C offee 1-lb. can 83c HUNTS TOMATO ( PEA CH I PIES ■ ■ • OZ. CAN Sauce with Mushrooms 2/2 9c SP E C IA L ! D/a-Lb. Each ■ BORDEN'S CHOCOLATE FLAVORED B LU EB ER R Y pie * ^ g SP E C IA L ! 1 Ms-Lb. Each g Malted Milk .... 14-oz. ja r 49c Onion Soup M ix pkg. 39c Pillsbury Flour 5-lb. bag 59c ■ 1 Spanish Bar tLh^ STAR KIST LIGHT MEAT Chunk Tuna SPECIAL! JANE PARKER SPICE CAKE 6Vd oz. 35c 1 Potato Chips Vii PEACHES • L IM A B E A N S • m V 1 SPECIAL! JANE PARKER FRESH CRISP 29c YELLOW CLING HALVES OR SLICES 1 : S M A ( #1 W O sd V Y lo n b i S e d a ! ZU C C H IN I OR F R U IT C O C K T A IL 2 Mi* 'Em Or Match ’ Em • 1-Lb. Cana 49 ■ 49c t Crraw HtjU Golden Corn 3 1-t.h Cana 49* NUTLET SOLID BLOCK Colored M argcrinc 2 1 lb. 29c Giant Detergent Swan Liquid 65c Wisk Detergent Laundry Bleach Surf43c Vigal. Clorox V. * * * . - ! 4 9-Oz. Can Dole Crushed Blue Bonnet Whipped 2c o ff 3 Cana Liquid Detergent qt. 75c Pineapple Giant 15c Off Delergent 64c Breeze Ju— 1Vt Oz. French’a Ground X S 59c Margerine lb. 29c Red Pepper 25c Giant Size Detergent Giant 10c Off 81c Rinso Blue Condenaed Detergent giant Detergent 69c All 79c Fluffy All Price* la thla adrertiif went are | • • 4 t h r o u g h Saturday, March 14. 2701 Orlande Drive On Hwy. 17-12 Giant Detergent 79c Lux Liquid Giant Vegetable Shortening 3 Lb. Cm 65c Crisco 79c ' �Wife Three Village Candidates Issue Statements JMcrcham Asks Cily To Approve DisplaySpace Statement* « « r e Issued to the Herald today by three of the nine candidate* seeking election on March 17 to the five man North Orlando Char* ter Board. Mary R. Rowell (Mr*. Charle* E.) saidr "If elected I will »tudj the charier to the very belt of my ability. I supported the petition requeuing the council to hold thi* apeelal election. Thi* petition held denature* of more than <0 per cent of the registered voter*. • • A n y recommendation* made by the resident* will be considered very carefully If elector* vote for me on March 17.” The Rowell* are residents at 41 N. Devon Avenue and are active participant* in many loeal activities and school organisation*. Charles A. 1 teller, a reddent of the village for the past three-and one-half years, has been active In the North Orlando Civic Association and has attended man* village council meetings. HI* itatement: “ I have been retired mors than five years from the building trades. 1 was aisoeiated with a Com­ munity Club in Fox Cake, III., for IS year* and was presi­ dent for three year* during which I helped get a state charter for the club. ” 1 feel that I am well quali­ fied to be a member of the Charter Board. I have the time to represent the people if elected and my desire i* for progress and growth of the community. " I f elected I will represent the majority to the belt of my ability." Robert W. Dean, of 10 N. Second Street, has lived In North Orlando for four-andone-half year*. A member of the original Volunteer Fire Department, he assisted In organiiing the group and helped to draw up the by. laws. He also helped set up the by-laws and charter for the North Orlando Civic Asso­ ciation. He said: "It has long been my dealre to see all resident* of the village work a* 'one community.' Through my eftorts In working to bring this about I have become familiar with the village charter and with village problems. "1 am willing to work with (lie people to mako our char* ter tho best In tha State of Florida . . . ona that the whola town would he willing to work under. I atiura that I will aork with and represent tha majority, not the minority." Dean'a wife, Doris, also Is setive In the community's social and civic lift and wa* >rganiier of the North Orlan­ do Garden Club. Other candidates for the Charter Board are Mrs. Lucy Fairhurn, Mr*. Florence E. Rhodes, Mrs. Gloria Ferrin, Mrs. Etta M. llarville. Robert Derum and Jay A. Wet*. Why They're Fire Plugs LOVELAND, Ohio (LTD Hill Shaw ha n now know * why * fire hydrant is called a tire plug. Khawhan, city manager tere, has been trying to find he origin of the term for a «ng lime. Recently he re­ vived a three-foot icction of vooden water pipe used at Pearl and Tike streets In Cin •innatl in the early 1800‘s. "The old piece of water nain contain* a fire plug — i wooden plug whirl) firemen i*ed tn plug hole* in the vater line* following a fire," ihawhan aald. William Sabnd, 72. a re* ired Cincinnati water works •mployr. who gave the wood•0 water pipe to Shawhan, •xplainrd the fire plug thi* vay: "When water pipe* were nstalled In the early 1800* : k> provltloni were made for •«tting the water out In case if a fire. Firemen had to dig i hole in the dirt road* to the vater mains, drill a hole In i lie pipe, then attach the hand jum pers to the hole. "A fter the fire was rxtin, ul.shrd, the firemen would •ake a wooden plug — tiuil Jar to a bung In a barrel — nd hammer It into the Pole." Farm Brief Livestock producers must l a especially alert to parasite < angers in tha winter. Both Jitcinal and external paratitrs build up under the cloud«d foeding conditions that arc summon during the winter giunth* FanTorB ^craTh Page -I — -March 11, 19G1 5 Scouts Given Recognition Five memSen o f Boy Scout Troop 515 were jriven recog. nition Monday night during a court of honor held ut tie The Sanford City Commis­ sion Monday night delayed a request from Harry Robson to dominate two parking »t*ll* In front o f hr* business estab­ lishment on East First Street ■o he could Install a ramp for louts. First Presbyterian Church, the troop’a sponsor. Following a narrative *r. count of the troop'a most re­ Robson asked the eommlscent camping trip, Bruce Rob­ sior.'a permission to rut the, inson was awarded hia Star curbing, a move hotly debated by Commissioner Joe Baker. Scout badge by Scoutmaster It waa finally determined Clifford McKibbin Jr. Other that City M a n a g e r Pete Star Scouts of the troop, per­ Knowles would confer with ry Echelherger. Bruce McKib­ Robson to find the most ap­ bin und Tom Ratliff, welcom­ MARY ROWELL propriate method o f giving JtOHEHT DEAN C. A. THESLEK ed Robinson into the group. him the assistance he request­ David Williamson and Rev ed. Dalton were awarded Second FRONT AUTO PLATES cnllinp attention to Altamonte Springs were In other action, the Com­ Class Scout badges by Assist­ mission: handed to members o f the Altamonte Town Council recently by Bvrnn ant Scoutmaster John CapoKimball, representing the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The — Denied a request that two well. Rev. Edgar Smith of tha rarking stalls either be made plates are available at several Altamonte Springs location?. They will be church presented Donald Ken­ 10 or 15 mfnuta parking or given to motorists wanting them on a first come first served basis. Mem­ nedy with a merit badge for eliminated with no parking. bers o f the council are (from left) Keith Nixon, Bob Newell. Don Fritch Care of Pets, Bill Kennedy a The location Is at the new Dell | and Mayor Lawrence Swofford. (Herald Photo) merit badge for Athletics and Telephone Company office on ; Robinson waa given merit Commercial Avenue. badges for Cooking, Public — Granted additional time Speaking and First Aid. to the owner of the Duhart The troop if planning » Estate at 909 Fanford Avenue summer camp at tho council’s t» repair the property. At­ The City of Sanford will get camp facility, LaNoche. torney Douglas Stenstrom more prominent blUing along brief the Commission on his client's status and wa* given Interstate 4 as a result of the time necessary to commun­ action told Tuesday by the icate with her as to her future County Commission. plans. He i* to report back t o ' Noting the lack of adequate The Angelus Singers of Orthe Commission at a later signs on approaches to the lando, considered one of tho date. city, commissioners petition­ — Denied the request of the ed the State Road Board for 1finest musical group* in Cen­ tr a l Florida, will appear in Male Chorus for free use of such a designation. the Civic Center for a concert. Monday they got the word |a concert program at the DcThe event was scheduled for that highway engineers will , Bary Community Center at May 11. It was pointed out the survey the situation and, if 8 p. m. Tuesday, March 17. The program will be free ru e had been cut in half in found advisable, erect such of admission charge*, how­ recent Commission action and a sign. ever. those willing to do so that the fee should be follow­ may contribute to a free will ed in all instances. Vernon Castle, f a m o u s donation. After expenses are JUDY JAKUBCIN (left) hears the intricacies — Approved the request for dancar, was killed in a plane met any balance will be ap­ o f a city clerk's chores from Mrs. Dottle Courier. night baseball for the Junior ALTAMONTE TEACHERS will present a Faculty Fashion Show at the accident in Texas, where he plied to construction of an Judy will be "acting city clerk” of Oviedo when League at tha Sanford Mem­ school on Mnrch 17, bcpinninK nt 7:30 p.m., featuring styles from 1’ laywaa instructing Rriti-h piolta addition to the Center for u»e Oviedo High School students take over the city orial Stadium. This involves a girl Fashions of Fern Park. Models will be, top from left, Mrs. Sue O’Hara, during World War I. of the American Red Cross. government on April G. (Herald Photo) total of 45 games during the Mrs. Celeste Brown, Mrs. Trent* King and Mrs. Shirley K. Stuart; bottom, season. Mrs. Beverly Schvveizer, Mrs. Mary Strickland, Mrs, Mary Trnwick and — Approved tha request for Sirs. Vada Gunter. (Herald Photos) transfer of funds to cover the costs o f material* due to the Met* baseball tea mi* usa of fields. KARLSRUHE, G e r m a n y — Set a public hearing for (AI1TNC) — Army Specialist zoning o f tha newly-annexed Five Earl F. Doiaay Jr., By Jane Casselberry Pineerest Shopping Center. whose parents live on Route Five boy* from Boy Scout The hearing will be held April Troop 341 of Casselberry were j 2, Sanford, and other mem­ 13. Commissioners also set a bers of the 16th Signal Battal­ part of a provisional troop1 bearing nt the same lime for ion participated in field train­ made up of scouts from six resonlng o f the west side of troops in tha Wekiwa District ing Exercise MED DELTA Cedar Avenue from Fourth to which ended Feb. IS in XarUwhich performed many ser­ Fifth Strrele. ruhe, Germany. vices at the Winter Park Side­ — Approved the O r l a n d o Specialist Dossey, a manual walk Art Festival held last Metropolitan Area planning central office repairman in weekend. agreement on condition that It the battalion's Company A The boy* camped out in involve no cost to the city. near Butzbach, Germany, en­ tents In the park located tered the Army in October — Okayed tha purrhase of downtown which Is the site 1961. the Langlottl property on of the annual festival. They The 25-year-old soldier Is a North 1'ark Avenue at a cost provided protection for ex­ of 119,000 gross, 1957 graduate of Seminole hibit* as well at running er­ High School. — Approved tha leasing of a rands. lot on tha southeast corner of Scout* from Troop 311 who Second Street and Hanford participated included John Avenue for usa aa a free Worrell, Steve Niearry. David parking lot. Kroline, Bob Glaze and Hick — Heard City Attorney Wil­ Casselberry, Junior assistant liam C. Hutchison explain the scoutmaster. Luke Bannon, a member of ure o f atlckera for free park­ Al Fiorl, district scout ex­ the Serra Club, a national or­ ing at meters by disabled ecutive. supervised this com­ ganization for church voca­ persons. He said the right is munity service project andj tions, Is scheduled to address given In stale statute* ami was assisted by local scout the Catholic Navy W in * to­ An Ebb Registered Cosmetologist explains tha exclusive Ebb Home Treatment Method. U<a city can do nothlnr but leaders. night at 8:30. abide by It. The meeting will b i bald In M. J- Homlck will be In the NAS Ballroom and or­ Sanford, Florida at tho — Heard on first reading a All specie* of the hickory ganization officials say that rbange in an ordinance reg­ Valdez Hotel on Thuntulating sale of liquor at hotels tree except three ure native interested men and women day, M a r c h 12, 19G4. ther o f Jacksonville who are lly Mr*. Adam Mullrr to eastern North America. are invited to attend. with from 6*1 to 9tJ rooms. The Hour*: 1 to 8:30 p.m. A u-rrpUon waa held Sun. exhibiting during the month F O R T H O O D , Tex. change would allow tire hotels o f March In the Main Galday afternoon at tha DeBary (AIITN’C) — Army Sgt. Fred­ to remain open till 2 a. m. Now la the time to act on Manshm Houia to honor lerlei. thia great opportunity. Every die Robinson, 22, whose wife, nightly. Evelyn Motels and Olali Walhair-worried person (man or Serving a* chairman was Joan, lives at 901 Pecan Ave., — Approved the bid o f Taseo weman) should take advan­ Mis. Mildred llalicuck of the Chemicals to supply tha city tage of this FREE CONSUISanford, and other members Sanfcrd Seminole Art A»«owith chlorine. Trsco wus lowTATION. If your scalp is still elation. Hostesses at the tea of the 2d Battalion of the l»t bidder of seven submitted. creating hair and you hav* dandruff, or excessive hair table were Mrs. D. Knox and Armored Division's 46th In­ — Delayed awarding o f a fall, excessive oiliness, dry­ Mrs. A. U. Stevens of San­ fantry recently participated In contract for the demolition of ness or itchy scalp, why not ford. a live fire excrciae near Fort tb# Woodruff Building—the take 20 minutes o f vour time The reception room* were Hood, Tex. alt# to be used a* a parking to see if you can be helped? Tfie Columbia Ribbon and M. J. Homiclc is a Staff Di­ The mock battle exerrise lot—until another building is Carlton Manufacturing Com­ attractively decorated with rector o f the Ebb llnlr Spe­ pany, Inc., has announced the arrangements of pink azalea acquainted Sgt. Robinvun with purchased. Knowles was ask­ cialists. He is qualified by exappointment of W. W. blooms and sprays of wild safe group movements and ed to eonfer with Leroy Robb perience and training to re­ plum blossoms and pink eato see if his $5,000 offer to "W oody" Anderson of North coordination under fire. commend the proper method nielliaa. Orlando as Uranch Manager He is regularly stationed at rata the Woodruff Building to assure you o f th* fastest A total of 63 paintings are Fort Hood as a team leader could be enlarged to include possible result* in the short­ for its Florida and South est period of time at the least Georgia operations with head­ lieing exhibited at the .Man­ in (lie battalion's Company A. the other nearby building amount of coat to you. sion by ai lists fretn through­ quarters In Orlando, Robinson w a a graduated which is also being sought for The Ebb Method will not Columbia specializes In ail out the state. front Crooms High School in lurking facilities. help those who are slick bold types of carbon paper pro­ I960 and entered the Army in —Okayed demolition of the after year* o f gradual hair duct*. all kind* of machine June of that year. His par­ I'alra Hotel on West First loss. We want to make it clear that Male Pattern Baldriblton*, specialty form* and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Street, the demolition to start la the cause of the great offtet printing supplies which Deinps, live at 2027 Grape­ at the previously set data of majority of rase* of baldness are sold through retail out­ vine Ave., Sanford. March 15. and exrrs*l«* hair I on s , for CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. let* and direet factory sale*. which neither th* Ebb Method Anderson, a resident of (FIITNC) — Marine Private ■or any other method Is e f­ fective. North Orlando for the pail First Class Patrick O. Smith, four jeara, was elected to son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber But if there are other rea­ sons for your hair problems, the Village Council In 1902 A. Smith of Route 1, RiverT. A. Melton, Jr. (above) It ia possible that you ran tie and as mayor in 1963. He has view Drive, Sanford, grad­ helped. Results are guaran­ show# how he saved hia hair' taken part in many commun­ uated Feb. 14 from Communi­ u n d now hat handsome, teed (in writing) front the ity civic affairs and la a past cation Center School at Camp beginning to the end on a healthy hair. He did not hav* president of the Civic Associa­ Lejcune, N. C. pro-rated basis by the Ebb Mule Patti m Baldness. Hair Specialists. He studied teletype opera­ tion. He also is an active 8KB M. J. Hornick at th* Yen hav# no reason to be member of numerous area tion, typing, communication llotrl In Sanford. skeptical. We make regular, Valdez organisation in the Marine civic organisations. scheduled visit* to Sunfurd, Florida. Thursday, March 12. Corps, naval communications Florida. How could wa do this 1961, between I and 8:3U systems, security in commun­ p.m. He will do the rest. unless we gave results? Increased Popularity ications, a n d preventative Why burden yourself with t Interview* are in private. Study o f the English lan­ maintenance o f communica­ unhealthy hair und scalp. It A ou will not be obligated or guage la increasing in popu­ tion equipment. During the coata you nothing to learn embarrassed in any way. LUM BER how *o many people have Remember, for hair prob­ larity. One person o f every final two weeks of the school benefited f r o m the Ebb lems, sec: A N D H A R D W A R E COaeten or eight living today he spent (lint in the field em ­ Method. Know how, experi­ may ba defined as English- ploying practical information ence and training offers you ■III (KClIUfTt apeaklng or a student o f tha in a simulated communication opportunity, satisfaction M d 223 W. 3rd 6T. 322-6581 results. language. exercise. 4 I ) Road Signs For Sanford Angelus Singers To Give Concert Scouts Patrol For Festival Dossey In Field Work ) > HE REGREW 4 * Navy Wives To Hear Address Reception Held At Mansion Sanford Soldier In Mock Battle HILL LUMBER HEADQUARTERS FOR North Orlando Man Receives Promotion ROYALCOTE PANELING Sanford Marine Is Graduated r\ MASONITS* R oya loote* <]) �1 H j« # n ta rl ft r iD ft i March 11, 1964 — Page 51 PRICES GOOD THROUGH THE WEEKEND BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH WESTERN GRAIN FED PORKLOINSALE Business Briefs Food Fair Stores, Inc. re­ ported record high sale.* for the 40-week period ending February 1, 1964 of $773.8*7.000 as compared with 8739,967,000 in the comparable period last year, it was reported by Louis Stein, president. Net Income, after all char­ ges and taxes, was S7.8ol.000, which after preferred dividend requirements, was equal to St.09 a share on the average number of shares outstanding during the period. In the sim­ ilar period last year, net in come was $8,100,000, the equal of $1.13 per share on the same share basis. In the third quarter ending February 1, sales amounted to $216,673,000 compared with $2*1,091,000 in the year ago period. Net income for the quarter increased to $2,316,D00, equal to 33 cents prr (hare. This compares with net income of $2,397,000, or J3'i cents a share in the same quarter last year. The figures for the periods reported do not include the results of Fox Markets, Inc. Mr. Stein noted. Food Fair acquired effective control of this Los Angeles-based chain of supermarkets last June. 2460 P A R K A V E = SLIC ED lb Vi4 BEER C IT H E R H A LF B L U E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y GRAIN F E D B E E F 6 PAK 12oz B TLS CHUCK S TEAK ion • I I I j POT R O AS T 5 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS " WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHAJt Of FAM ILY SIZE LARGE 11” PLASTIC Wi»aWtt:Oo*Vt$NP FYNESU0S Q 02 • PINK LOT ION g LIQUID DETERGENT,-* L _ PILLSBURY DUST I • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ' U 'f k J M I S l« k S I H i a M , , CUBE STEAKS (’timed Heef LA D Y FA IR SWEETMILK OR BU TTERM ILK ;W Auxiliary ts Meeting By Jane Caaaclberry e Ladies Auxiliary Unit KW Post 10050 of C a «ely will hold iU regular thly meeting at > p. m. ’(day in the Municipal iing. >e Auxiliary ia planning a red diah dinner lor Saty at 7:30 p. in. at the len’a Club Building on brook Drive, for memof the poet and their ta. cakewalk and other gamei planned following the din- ANY VARIETY _r »J ■ •'’•‘""J-IX -a* c LB. I.IM1T-1 WITH 8.00 OR MORE FOOO ORDER CO TTAGE C H EESE iietYMiONtUidlNiinM IIMMOmi * ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! ■ J^Jgj/COLESUWDRESSING* M#n*4.h ] M U N iH an ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • “ X mai iiai imarwim, kAiuul U * MM1M1COW FOMAM OMUtUI Gi \(h in LADY FAIR U OZ i FRENCH STICK , • LENTENSPECIAL. FRESHPACKED »-em79t LIMIT-1 WITH 3.00 OR MORE 0R0ER LtMIT-3W ITH3.00ORM OREFOODOROLft (FF Deluxe 17125C) OR OR MORE OROCR BANQUET FROZEN all varictick 2 89 Mnduiita FRIZ EXTRA t.49> IMMT-f OF TOUR •hjt •• •» » ••• •‘*$•‘1(4 »• •■>#<• i • "B M n( CIRCUS ASST. FR U IT FLAVO RED SOUTHERN PLANTER SWEET DRINKS 4&sl°° P0TAT0ESr;.-19c F Y N E-S O F T 2 P L Y FA C IA L F Y N E -T A S T E A P P L E TISSUE 4^39c SAUCE 2 ^ 2 5 ‘ COFFEE 59 49 S T O K ELY TOMATO MONOGRAM LONG GRAIN LIM.T RICE Ob MQbf « _______________ ,-i, • PltlE EXTRA • A 'S X L oO Z J A R .P P eirp eR 'J SAUSAGE CHOICE WITH 3.00 fl a FARM ER GRAY COUNTRY ST T I E 24oz BTL MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS !® «|W< M (DjedMiWO M f-IU U» cu ps mayfair 6 c*h,49« OYSTERS COOKING OILS ? - 1 lb BISCUITS RISING 2 FKCS PILLSBURY g r a v y m ix e s v.69* PLAIN OR SELF . ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS * »»*tN v*C *4NA$M B0RuO(Mftt| O o* wnw(**1 nv*tO (O V*O N * CREENDELL BRAND C hopped-F m M ft-P ttm ed Beef Or Swift’** Premium FLORIDA PACKED Im >f. * fYfUXi • a V S ilty . L,49c 59 FLOUR TOMATOES WESSON M ADDITIONtO THf SUMPS YOU KCtIVI WltH YOU* (UlCHUt. I t * Oman n am*S| SLICED BACON BRISKETS 59 CREST Toothpaste j —----- FARMER GRAY SWEET SMOKED ROUNDS OR FR EE EXTRA j © PORK LOIN ROAST l.45c Key Ilrnnd fum ed Heef FW EE E X T R A Ry Mre, Adam Muller Dr. John G. Leater, chir­ opractic physician, held open huuse Sunday afternoon at hit new- offict-a in DeUary. Dr. Le«t*r received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Louisville and his doctor's degree from Na­ tional College of Chiropract­ ic. The office ia located in the former Post Office Building on Highway 17-92. SLICED lb 4? t CANADIAN ACC H Adams Transfer A Storage, 200 North Holly, announces that it has become the San­ ford area agent for Bckins Van Lines Co., a subsidiary of one of the world's largest moving and storage firm. ‘ By affiliating with Bckins we are able to offer residents and business firms in this territory complete moving ser­ vices to 30 states, as well as to 83 countries throughout the free world." W. A. Adams, owner and manager, stated. "Although the Bekins firm is 72 years old, we found it has some of the most modern equipment, facilities and ope­ rating methods in the indus­ try," Adami laid. "Bekins handles not only the moving and storage of household goods, hut also of­ fice and industrial moving, electronics moving, display and exhibit moving, ovcrcas moving, as well as other spe­ cialized services," he added. Daniel P. Bryant, President of Bekins said, "W e are con­ fident that our association will not onty be mutually beneficial, but will also pro­ vide Sanford flrma and citi­ zens with the kind of moving services that have made Bekim well known throughout the world. Adami established his firm in 1932 and has three modern warehouses totaling 17,000 aq. ft. • • • LOIN END PORK ROAST RIB END PORK ROAST * W. A. ADAMS :1 ( FROZEN S LIC ED CM/ i f t S/ MB Of- •« STRAWBERRIES SAUCE 3 ^ 2 ? 5 N# 1°° 10 ox PKGS ■ 3 ^3 9 * f 0OD F a i » CO i f- l f » •f CR I loan soap b Tf LUX SOAP Si CORN CU1 OR B U N S LUX SOAP CUT Bf f TS 21f| R fO VARS 2 BATH BARS 31* NEW • IMPROVED LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 SPI NACH I I, | M/, l B IO BARI 23* BATH BARS 33* REO M RS 29* NRW-IMPROVED Sti l l D B i l l s 8 2 TOftCT SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 $100 LUXURY BEAUTY SOAP PRAISE SOAP 2 LUXURY BEAUTY SOAP V l 01 " * ' ’1 PRAISE SOAP 2 1A M BARS 41* Ht It*t I hi (11<(j/< \/ \fftr#i•\ / i ( t /,*/,/ IUC10US .S W E E T . JU IC Y . SUN RIPENED . FRESH STRAWBERRIES CKl i P t-i-FSM •re i- up 89 3 PINTS 1 {, t SH if » • i r/ * ’ LETTUCE TCABBAGE 5 PEACH STRUSSEL STORY I/ka i BONUSI! xS' Biblm Story Library^* COFFEE rra n u i m a c iu a n c m m s t m k j a -I A -4 4 REGULAR51ZE CAMAY SOAP BATHSIZE CAMAY SOAP PERSONALSin 2 BARS 21c IVORY SOAP REGULARSIZE 2 BARS 3lc ZEST SOAP LARGESIZE IYORY SOAP MEDIUMSIZK IYORY SOAP 0ATH3IZK 2 BARS 33c ZEST SOAP MEDIUMSIZE BAR 10c LAVA SOAP 4 BARS 27c 2 BARS 29c 2 BARS 41c 2 BARS 25c DETERGENT IYORY FLAKES DETERGENT IYORY SNOW DETERGENT DREFT DETERGENT OXYDOL DETERGENT LARGESIZK 35C TIDE DETERGENT GIAN1SIZE79C CHEER c^iyrstn 79c GfAM TSilt 79c detergent GIANTSIZE 83C GIANI SIZE 83C DUZ DETERGENT DASH QUEENSIZE 85c GIANT SIZE 79c ! a ..: I. f �S li t S m fo r f t R rra lb age 6 — March 11, 1064 The candidate* art o ff and running, locally and atatewlde. Lining up fo r th* May 6 prim­ ary . . , and hoping they'll make that hurdle fo r the May 2C runoff primary, prior to the general election N ot. S. Too, many o f the local o f­ ficeholder* are holding their brtath that they will have no opposition and, like U. 8. Rep. 8yd Herlong, be automatically elected with the cloalng o f the qualifying date at noon March 17. 8yd told The Herald Wedneeday that he waa *o elated Tuesday noon when he learned he had no opposition, with the dosin g o f the state's books, he took hla entire Washington office staff to lunchton . . . sad closed hla office fo r the aflentoou. But, he added, "I'm going to campaign Just as though 1 have opposition." United Press twice this last week carried the name o f Dr. B o b e r t Hoover, Republican running for state representa­ tive from Seminole C o u n t y against Incumbent Democrat Joe Davis. UP both times em­ phasised Dr. Hoover’s address as Orlando, in Orange County. Th* good Doctor was unavail­ able for comment when we telephoned hla Orlando office but his office reported "his address is Orlando—he lives on the Seminole-Orange Coun­ ty line." All candidates fo r th* office e f governor have been invited to speak Saturday, March 14, at th* third annual conferenrc o f Mayors, Councllmcn, Com­ missioners and City Attorneys being held at the Robert Meyer Motor Inn, Orlando, Mcrch 11-14. City o f Sanford will be represented. United Press also has re­ ported members o f Congress ara voting themselves a $10,000 pay hlks, to $32,600. "It. K. Portar" served in 1039-40 as secretary to a Congressman ar.d the job then paid only $10,000 annually. (And that ■ecratary'a job paid $3,0 0 0 now it'a "administrative asaistanl" and pays $11,400.) a o a Lang rang* forecast) Look fo r th* •smlnol* County dele­ gation to Introduce a bill in th* 1905 Lcglalature giving a pay hlka to County Commls•loner* . . . from $200 in salary and $100 in aspenaea to $400 In aalary and $100 in expenaca. Fred Dickinson has opened bis local campaign hcadqcart•is for governor on North Park Avenue, across from tha court house. 5£ oo stoJJ REG. 59c . . BONELESS ROLLED REG, 45C . . SUNNYLAND HOT'OR MILD FRESH FORK SPECIAL This will be the kickoff 1,‘ulherlng o f the 1934 Florida Cttiue Rxposltion, with almost m i o f the gubernatorial candit-»*#a and many members o f t< « Florida Press Association In attendance. REG.39c . . . COPELAND A LL MEAT WIENERS RILLSBURY OR BALLARD COPELAND , . Liver Cheeie, Bologna, Pickle, Olive, Souce REGULARLY 39c QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 15TH COPTXI4MT -- 1**4 w in n -o ik ik eraxe*. in *. 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH BREADED V e a l C u tle ts 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY T a rn o w What natural oglng does for fin* cheese and fin* wines, It also doe* for the fine beef you oet at Winn-Dixie. It mellows and enhances th* flav­ or of W-D Beef, and in­ creases Its tenderenss, with­ out destroying the fine beef texture er making R soft end era sometimes do. Only th* top grades ef U. S. Government Inspected end graded beef wear th* W-D shield. W-D Beef It shipped, oged end told In temperature con­ trolled cooler*. [> i EX1KA STAMPS CHUCK Roast SMALL, LEAN SHORT ROUND BONE SHOULDER Roast Roast POT P izza All cuts of W-D brand beef era cleee trimmed ef bone fna tot Dtrorv winning ong pockoglng. You get more, I*on, tender beef per pound et your friendly Winn-Dixie, REG 49$ . . GROUND Only Aging brings such Tenderness and Meaty Goodness -'W l V i 1* y— t’.V SAVE 5-2/3* EACH . . LIBBY CORNED Beef H ash.. 3 '&'1. Grape Jelly 2 £ 39/ P'nut Butter ^ 49/ Beer or Ale 12"~T Margarine tm lnd29/ FRESH TART AND TENDER PRODUCE SAVE 14# EACH . . DEEP SOUTH SAVE 14* . . DEEP SOUTH Miami u t i l i t y consultant »AVE 30* . . FISCHERS Phillip 8. Brewar, in announc­ ing his candidacy for the Flor­ ida Railroad and Public Utilttiaa Commission, leveled a verbal blast at the present BLUE BONNET WHIPPED Commission, charging that "it It controlled virtually lock, atock and barrel by the large utility boseee operating In Florida. He charged, alio, that "certain members" o f the Fiorida State Legislature er* "controlled" by Florida'* giant utility monopolls*. Brewer, erstwhile atar half back fo r Duka University'* Blue Devlla, Insisted It'a high Uma the Florida public eeats a member on th* Commission who has the rights o f the util­ ity uear in mind, "The Hoard waa sat up," aaid he, "to pro­ tect th* Florida publlo but it haa coma to th* point where w« need someone to protect ua from th* utility commission, Iteelf." A raises* from Mathews for tiovernor hq. quotes Ben. Jack Mathewsi "A s th* 'pi* in tha sky' promises mount in tha currant campaign, I repeat my challenge o f last Octobsr that all candidates meet in faea-tofnce debate ill all sections o f Florida. . . . Thera would than Its no more whispered prom­ ise*, no more duoble-talk, no more side-stepping o f issues. . . . Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas did not con­ sider themselves ’ to big' for such a public debate. Why should a candidate for govern­ or be a lo o f? " Pork R oast..*45 Sausage...... u 35 Perch Filet. . . u 25 Biscuits Lunch m e a t 2 Z 45 mor$ Potatoes 4 “>49/ Tomatoos 2ctn*39/ Onions.. 5 & 39/ Juice. . . quartjar49/ RED RIPE U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW PRESH CHILLED ORANGE . . (REUSABLE JAR) Cocktail 4 Cocktail 4 RAISINS thanany other lloaj I S F o b a t i* REGULAR 39$ 48-oi. Jar YOUR CHOICE SoveBfeo, Umit I cane at thh price S wtiPe Ex'C'tti tim e �-A H# O sn fa rb V r r iD March 11, 1964 — Pago 7 > Income Tax Traveling Salesman Gets Break Bp Chtrlet W. ftchoeneman Written for Newapeper Enterprise Assn. (Ninth er 10 Articles) The travel portion o f thn new travel and antertalnment nilra affective for 1083 con­ tains stricter record-keeping V f t l O M i f l W W W : ' ;,:« BACON Bob White Sliced IN ExtraTh VbN ibStiME WITH TH1B COUPON AND FUROVJf OF SPECIAL *es °' SUPERBRAND . . ALL FLAVORS t o e . T h ru Marc h Ice CREAM "* tern WITH THIS COUPON AND FURCHAM OF RwholeSmeklri OhloksJ LB. I c m Thiu M>m n t i n WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCMAlfoH I Twe MM. reesm niON'S 10 0 Extra Stamps Ohooolate Eolalrs C m Tnctf March i » th A T A N T WINN-DIXIE WHEN YOU BUY ONE lUPIRBRAND . . ALL FLAVORS Sherbet. . . *««««49/ Parfait Cakes PKG. 59/ Asparagus 10*«. PKQ. 49/ Cream Corn 5 p°'0 o.';i . Brownies. . . . «■79/ Pound Cake 79/ Hormel Canned FEPPIRIDGI FARMS FROZEN HAM __ IN Extra Th km t TMti coupon g iD c fir a v l ■CU.B LIBBY FROZEN LIBBY FROZEN •cce thru March lira 44 IARA LEI FROZEN LB. C A N SARA LM PROZBM IviTtt THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF pe«w Me. u non# u # kt mbav B Im B a y O In m k T i m ■ eooc thru march f th______ AT ANY W it PKG. T T b p V bIb i S U m E WITH THU ANO FURCHuToF | CoIX ra*v Morton Morton DIXIE THRIFTY FLORIDA Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Ham, Salisbury APPLS, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT BREAD Orange Juice Dinners Fruit Pies Dough iiTgwnsanr ■ or* thru Marsh Ont AMY WINN-OIXII Extra Tb i Vi Ii e WITHI THU COUPON AND PU A ™ 9 9 * } V 2 '°* 8 |A W 4Hd EACH . . THRIFTY MAID 9 FAMILY SIZE < ON* teO^iSUNT BOTTL* Bayer Aiyiria m m thru march SAVEe«t tsacm EACH, .. t. mTHRIFTY s*vx k im t m *MAID ip . Cut Beets £ 10/ ★ SAVE »4V EACH »«ve n »i* **u n . . . . nHUNT'S um i a Catsup 2 £? 25/ ★ Catsup 2Vt 29/ tare Every Egg GUARAN TEED HunthlpiwoTunirWHMWdrfw «'*/' * a* v v jX Y B J^ f JUMBO M C * U iW & a , A s t o f l l ri,l9t;,,s mbeSfl JB c o r p n r ! SHOWBOAT ACTOR VAC. PACKED J FOLOIR'S Mountain Grown COFFEE I COFFEE Sav* 20# . . 1-Lb. Can • Soy 24# , . 1-Lb. Con J KLEENEX Pork & Barns Save 5# . . 300 Con TOWELS Sovt 10# , . 2-roll Pita. BLUE #r WHITE ARROW j DETERGENT Say 20# . . Giant Box (N EX Tt Boms New De­ ductions under 1HS Balm.) SUPERBRAND a pp°y Gr. "A M Fresh Florida IMPROVED TIDE DETERGENT U R G E EGGS Sovb 30# , . Giant Box DOB- 4 Im 9 I W « U* F<N Lim it S With ISA# Order Or M w , • c a id I 5 9 5 levs . . Spec1*1 Lm Price U a fc 1 With ISA# Order Or Mnn> C i s t a w " 1r 5 * Limit S with IS . order er mere L { ip 9 2-Ply . . Aeterled Colei* [ jO Y ! 3 9 J New . . All Purpose Detergent e v e tu j d im 4 9 > Limit I with I f . food enter e a t . . requirement*. In a d d i t i o n , there la a new restriction on deduction* for certain bustneaa-pleaiurs trips. However, exceptions to the new restrie. tlona are very broad. The general rula affective for 1061 la that If you travel­ ed more than a week away from home end ?6 per cent or more o f the total time wee spent on personal pleas­ ure (or other nonbuslneae activities), then, technically you are disallowed tome pert of your tax deduction for the trip. This nondeductible portion I* the expense o f traveling (Including meala and lodging whlla traveling) to and from the b u • I n e ■ s destination which was not proportionally allocable to your buslneea time an the trip. Travel time generally counts aa business time on a trip, the primary purpose o f which Is business. The beard exceptions to the genera! rula are: The IRS hai ruled that the strict general nil* will not apply to situation* where the person taking tha trip did not have substantial control ever arranging the trip*. F or example, the IRS says that ordinarily en employe who ia reimbursed for hla travel e x . panics Is considered not ta have this "substantial eon* trol." I f the person did not hav« as a major consideration ia deciding to make the trip, tha taking c f a vacation or holl. day, tha strict rula will no| apply. Whsthsr ar not the new rulss apply, you ara reminded that if tha primary purpose e f any trip is shewn by the I M te be personal, then ne dedoe. tlon for any travel axpensea is allowable, How must yeu keep records far business trips usdec tha new law? Ha deductions will be at. lowed for approximations o* estimates, A s o f July 31,1003, the following proof must be kept In pour records—or M you are an employs, must be kept end given your ess. ployer. The amount e f each ■«pa­ rs te espenditure far traveling away from keme, such aa transportation and lodging, but your meals (breakfast, lunch end dinner may be group ns one expenditure. The dates e f departure end return together with the num­ ber o f days spent on buslneea away from home. Your Itinerary, with naaa of city or town. The buslaeee reason ar pwe. peee for pour trip. The last item may ha ta terms a f tha business benefit ytu dsrirsd er you espected to bo derived from your trip. You must also got receipts for all lodging sgponsos while you ore swop from hems, and for all other expenses af |2B ar mors. Tha only nxeeptlnm is for f i t or mere transport lotion expenses whsro re. celpta era not readily avail, able. L J -* T P v^Dix Leaders Attend Scout Comp •oven Girl Scout loaders new hold guallfied camper certificates after spending last weekand at Camp Titehee near Bsrberevill*. |n tha group are Mrs. ffareld Deaklsfs, Mrs, Tom Albert, Mr. Raymead DownSy, Mrs, Charles TVmplln, Mrs. Paul Haney, Mm. Bobart Andrews and Mrs, J. E. Woods. During tha two days at ctmp these leaden followed routine oshedulo fo r scout campers. They prepared all e f their own meals, pitched sad slept ta tents, did com . peso work, bibod and follow , od trails through thn a s m * i I �I Twin Bed Birthday Luncheon C elebrated At Sale Increasing Community M ethodist Church Dr Mr*. Adam Muller The Women’* Society of Christian Service held their annual Birthday Luncheon recently at the DeBary Com* munlty Methodist Church. The hoatts* for thla affair waa the Martha Circle. Mra. C.N. Ogg rave the Uble blessing. Mr*. William Fidler waa the leader for the Martha Circle. Sir*. Charles Createy, the president, read a poem, "Easter” , following her wslcome to the member* and the gueit*. Two new mem* here p r e a e n t ware Mra. Georr* Ruppert and Mrs. Thomas Howard, Introduced by Mr*. Harry Bell, chair* man o f membership. Table decoration* were ar* ranged by Eleanor* Wllion, consisting o f pink gladioli and asealaa with fern. Miss Adelaide Conto, at the piano, played ’’ Etude In E Major" by Chopin, and "Binging Fountain" by Burk* man. The W8CS members will sell Swedish meatballs and other foods to rals* mon­ ey in the coming months. You may place your order with Mrs. Creasey or any other member. This Year By Petrlria McCormack NEW YORK (U PI) — A new report it bound to make sociologist* strike t h e i r beards and declare together­ ness is declining. The tame report is to make the sheet makers of America cheer. The report; Sale* o f twin beds are Increasing, contin­ uing n trend. That Increase* tho need for sheets, o f course. The report, coupled wtth a survey report o f couples who have switched, indicat­ ed that th* preference for twin beds it associated with a belief that in tlumberland it’s a matter of to each his own-bed! Statisticians are on their side. Americana are bigger and heavier these day*. The standard bed o f 54 Inches wide and 75 inches long doesn't provide enough com­ fortable space for two. A shortage o f room on the mattress lead* to hangover and fallout. The legs and arms hang over. And event­ ually, given enough twisting and turning, fall out results. THE AUXILIARY to the Longwood Civic League held a luncheon meet­ ing recently at the DeBary Mannlon House. The Indies toured the galleries nnd grounds during the social hour. (L eft to right) Mrs. George Otto, hostess; Mrs. L. R. Cox, first vice president; Mra. E. C. Hille, president; and Mra. John Hanncr, librarian o f the Longwood Civic League. ’ Chapter Donates Money To Fund Tha XI Beta Eta Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi mst at the horn* o f Mrs. Audrey Spear. It was announced at this time thst tha sorority had received several letters from tho International Endowsment Fund and from the adopted girl at th* Baptist Children’s Homo. The girls voted to send money to oach o f the three funds connected with tha In* tematlonal E n d o w * m e n t Fund. Also th* letter from the adopted girl was read before tha group thanking them for their contribution toward an Easter outfit for the child, Tho nominating committoo reported t h a i r nominees. They ate: Janet Alexander, president; Betty Bristol, vlre president; Candy McClana* ban secretary; Willie Mtr Prokosh, treasurer; and eo* ardlnatlng committee chair­ man, Rheda McCalL Rheda McCall gave a re­ port on the committee and announced that tha sorority would jointly sponsor a Mother'* Day Tea with th* other Data Sigma Phi chap­ ter*. Tha social chairmen from each will meet to se­ lect the plsca and data for tha tra. Audrey Spear presented the program on Southern South America. Those attending were Mr*. W. Bristol, Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mr*. Gordon Fred­ erick, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. E.C. Harpur Jr., Mrs. Glen McCall, Mrs. A.A. M e Clanahan, Mrs. John Pro­ kosh, and Mrs, Thomas Ric­ hards. SEVERAL MEMBERS attending the birthday luncheon meeting o f tha Women's Society o f ChriBtinn Service o f the DeBnry Community Metho­ dist Church recently in the nocial hall were: (left to right) Mra. Elmo Moore, program leuder; Mra. Cecil N, Ogg, conducting tho devotional aorvJco; Mra. Charles Crenney, president o f tho DeBnry Church; und Mra. Charles Anderson, guest speaker from California. Supper And Installations Held For Incoming Officers By Mrs. Clarence Snyder A covered dish supper and joint Installation meeting was recently held by Post No. 537, Veterans of World War 1 and the Ladles Auxiliary at the Legion Hut on Highway 1T-B2. The ladies served a deli­ cious supper and a social hour was enjoyed. Then the auxili­ ary held Its Installation cere- Personals Mrs. William Coveney left M o n d a y for Springfield, Mass. She will remain there with her daughter Mrs. Ric­ hard Carr, for alx mouths and will receive therapy whila there. A /2 Robert Ford, ton of Want evenly sliced bana­ Mr. and Mra. William Cov­ na*? Use tho hard-cookcd egg eney, hat reported to Sey­ sllcer to cut them. mour Johnson Bate In Golds­ boro, N.C. after a month KING’S BEAUTY SALON Icavs spent with his par­ Over Rouailllat'a Drug ent*. Ford was previously SPECIAL ts.ua 110.00 Cold Wav* Comp. stationed In Guam. Shampoo A Set IIJO Dr. and Mrs. R.E. Tew and Cot |l children, Elaine and Virgin­ No AppL Nee. 32I-M38 ia, of Gainesville, spent the weekend visiting her mothMr*. R.C. Long, and litand brother-in-law, Mr. Mra. William Roche. NEW ! NEW! Seura Allntute monks with Mrs. Grsce Lash, Winter Garden, district presi­ dent, as installing officer, as­ sisted by Mrs. Lena Ham­ mond, conductress, and Mrs. Mary Lawton, chaplain. The officers installed were; Mrs. B e a Newsome, president; Mrs. Edna Brinson, senior vice president; Mrs. Beula Thornton, junior vice presi­ dent; Mist Susan Caitriannl, Measurer; Mrs. Madclon Co­ ven*, chaplain; Mrs. Lena Hammond, conductress; Mrs. Emma Bashars, guard; Mrs. Winnie Stiles, trustee; Mrs. Hascl Field, secretary; Mrs. Harry Osteen, patriotic in­ structor, and Mrs. Eva Wil­ liams, flag bearer. Following Ihs installation the past president's jewel was presented to Mrs. Winnie Stiks, tho outgoing president. The men then held Uwlr in­ stallation with William Cov­ eney as Installing officer, Ed Ludeck, conductor, and nalph Hammond, chaplain. Install­ ed wero: George Bashars, commander; Joe Weils, sen­ ior vleo president; B. F. Kuts, junior vice president; Harvey Swanson, chaplain; Theodore A. Stiks, quarter master; B. E. Rogers, judge advocate; W. R. McGill, three year trustee, and Joel Field, Sgt. o f Arma. Enterprise Personals Edward L. Cunningham Jr. underwent surgery Tuesday at the Fish Memorial Hospital in DcLand, but at this time it recuperating nicely. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hay, of Parrish, Ala., are tho parents of a daughter weigh ing nlno pounds. Mrs. Ray is tho former Miss Marie Good­ win, of Enterprise, and they lived here for several years. The report on increases In sales o f twin beds comes from a manufacturer of bed­ ding. Ih e m a n u f a c t u r ­ er reported that the boost in twin bed ensembles appears to he n spiral without end. What happens to tha doubio mattresses and boxsprings once a couple chan* gca to twin beds? A survey by the firm shows that some Americans try to live up to the idea that a man or woman-ought to be bom in the bed that he-or she-expecta to dia In. That aside, most Ameri. cans consider changing beds about alx times in n life­ time. Tha times: Getting m a r r i e d , having children, moving to new headquarters, refurnishing or redecorating, a b a a r necessity, physical complaint. Physical complaint covers such things aa springs pok­ ing through n mattress. Th* old mattresses, mean­ while, according to the firm, present a disposal problem. Strangely, 55 per cent o f old mattresses are not thrown away. No, ma'am. Almost a third o f them are either pasted along or handed down. Who gets them? Research by markatlng sleuths showed that most often a mattress that has seen bet­ ter days wlnda up in the bedroom o f a youngster un­ der 10 years o f age. Eighty per cant o f the hand-me-down mattreaa reci­ pient* were under 18. Th* pati-alongs and handme-downs are not crib matt* resses, youth bed* or bunk bed mattresses. They're the rrgular, double-site mattres­ ses, the survey showed. The recipient* get short­ changed, o f course, especial­ ly If they're bigger, taller, h e a v i e r youngster* than thos* o f a generation ago. Til* hand-me-downs might sava tha family a few dol­ lars, but they do little to support th* growing bodies net-ding proper support. The DeBary Manor Volun­ teer*, "The Manorcttes,” held their regular monthly meet Ing at tha DeBary Manor re­ cently. Routine llomt of bus inets wore discussed in the manner o f how best to help tho home and patients. Re­ member if you have free time and would enjoy helping someone else, join a group o( Circles Meet this type. You may contact By Mr*. Adim MaOar Mra. Jenkins at the DeBary The Women of the First Manor or Mrs. Mlrl Winkler Presbyterian Church o f De­ and sign op. Bary met for their circle meeting recently aa follows: South Seminole Circle 1 met at the borne of Mrs. Lloyd Klmmcl, 145 Cor­ onado Rd., at 9:50 p.m .; O r­ el* S at th* homo of Mra. Earl Merrill, >1 A n ita Drive; O r­ Mr. and Mrs. Charka Cro­ el* 9 at tba homa of Mra. E. well of Longdale will be kav- L. Paplow, II Monroe Ave­ ing shortly for a week's va­ nue; Circk 4 at the borne of Mra. Luther Tarbeli, m De­ cation cruise to Nassau. Altam onte Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bor- Bary Avenue; Orel* 5 at the derick and three children, bom* of Mra. Harry Baup, 255 Matanaaa Rd.; Circla • children, Sandy, Ranee and at tha home of Mra. Charka By Julia Bartoe Bridgat Ann from Leesburg Moore, 141 Rose Lana; Circle Mrs. Robert Bradford ii a ar* now at boms at HO Gum T at th* bom* of Mr*. WUllam patient at Winter P a r k S t r a a t , Sanlando Springe. Cola, M l DoBary Drive; O r­ Memorial Hospital v k s r i Borderick it new manager el* I at th* homa af Mr*. aha is undergoing n aorioo of for i . T. McGinnis Bulldara Auguatua C. Summers, 1 tests. naar Longwood. Florid ana Dr. Personals Personals TIR ES Now Available In Tire Dept, ad Balanced * Typ« an GARDEN OF THE MONTH, chosen by the Cen­ tral Circle o f the Sanford Garden Club in the home o f Quinlen H. Lacey, 405 W. 20th Street. Mrs. A. F. Collum announced thia garden winner {jw u h ti CbudstA The circles of the Sanford Garden Club are busily meeting, taking short trips, and planning the coming flower ahow. Several meet* ings are lined up for this week. Thursday, March 12 Atalea Circle will meet at th* home of Mrs. Fred Pope, Crippcn Rd., at 8 p.m. E.C. Lundberg will be the guest speaker and his topic will be plant propogation. Central Circle will gather at the home o f Mr*. James M. Thompson, Lake Mary, at 0:45 a.m. Lundberg will s h o w slides and discuss rosea. Hemeroealli* Circle will meet at 7:80 p.m. at tha home o f Sirs. Marcel Faille, Valencia Drive. The program wlU be on Flower Show Plant Grooming. Ivy Circla will maet for a program on flower arrange­ ments given by Mra. Frank L. Woodruff III, at th* horn* of Mrs. Robert John•on, at 7:45 p.m. Magnolia Circle will ga­ ther for plant identlfiration given by Mre. T. J. Taylor at 10 a.m. at tha home o f Mrs. G.H. Sykes. Scott Avenue. Mimosa Circla will gather at tha home o f Mrs. R.L. Clicquennoi, Elliott Avenue, for the pine-needle work­ shop. Palm Circla member* will meet at 0:80 a.m. at tha home o f Mrs. George Rounds for a program on flowers, both real and pictured. Woodros* Circle will meet at 0 a.m. at the home of Mrs. D.K. Dorman. Then the group will leave for Orlando to tour tha Leu Gardens. A f­ ter tha tour, they will return to tho home of their presldent. Mra. Charlee Robinson, for a bag luncheon and whit* elephant sals. Friday, March 18 Camellia Circle will gather at 9:30 a.m. at tha homa of Mr*. Lewis Barley, then on to th* Crystal Lake Nur­ sery for tha program. D i r t Gardeners Circles will tour the Florida 8tata Garden Club and everyone must bring a tack lunch. Circla 8 will bo tho hostassoa for tho tour at 10 a.m. Hibiscus Circla will meet at S p.m. at the home of Mra. T.A. Burleigh. Mrs. J. M. Fahey will present the program, hortidutur* quia. Tha Jacaranda Circla will be givon a program on or­ chids by Mra. R.L. Andrews. Tha ait* for this program is tha horns o f Mra. Donald Jackson, la Lake Mary at 7:30 p.m. Rosa Cirri* will gather bright and early at 9:80 a.m. fo r a garden tour through Orlando. Tho Ixora circle will aaoot at tha homa o f Mra. Doug­ las Htrsnstrom, Elliott Ave­ nue, at 8:80 a.m. for its overall beauty. It Is the custom o f the circle to select a garden at the beginning o f each month. Executive Board M eets At Bridal Shower Trade Winds Cafeteria By Maryana Miles The executive board of the South Seminole Welcome Wa­ gon Newcomers Club met 3fonday morning at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casseiberry with 13 members in at­ tendance. Presiding was Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, president. Mrs. Juanita Moore was introduced as the club's new welfare chairman to replace Mrs. Helen Green who resign­ ed due to other commitments. Co-chairman will he Mrs. Cathryn Wesley. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. W csky, along with Mrs. Sue Gates and Mrs. Lu­ cille Crowell, will visit the girls at Sunland Training Cen­ ter who are sponsored by the club. Luster gifts will be taken to both girls and Dar­ lene, who has no family, will receive a new dress. The group voted to sell table napkins as a fund rais­ ing project to support the charity work. Members were reminded of the Desaert Card Party and Fashion Show to be sponsored next Tuesday by the Sanford Club. Announcements were made that the knitting group would meet at l p.m. this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hannah Michaels and that the shellmaking group would meet next Wednesday at 1 p.m. The next general meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held at the VlUa Nova Restaurant in Winter Park with cards at 10 a.m., lunch­ eon at 12:30 p.m. and a fashIon show in the afternoon to be presented by Carol's Dress Shop of Longwood. Mrs. Wesley wlU be the commentator and models will be Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, Mrs. Mlilk Pitman, Mrs. Jer­ ry Eckard, Mrs. Marie Board man, Mrs. Margie Mount and Mra. Michaels. The next board meeting was set for April 13 at 11:30 a.m. at the Trade Winds. DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Mailer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blabs of High Banka Road entertain ed Mr. and Mrs. John Weld' ner, of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Mints Morrison of Lakewood Drive has her daughter, Mrs. John C. Wil­ ley, of New York, visiting her In DeBary and places of 1* terest in Central Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freldie of Estrella Road ar* ent e r t a i n I n g Mra. Friedle's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Magee, of Garden City, N. Y. Fred Dcnnlg, formerly of Naranja Hoad, DeBary, fell and broke his hip and is at present at tho Good Samari­ tan Hospital in Suffern, N. Y. Many of his old friends will want to send him letters and cards to cheer him during his stay at Ihe hospital Mr. and Mra. Arthur Wag­ ner entertained their son, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Wagner, and aon, Gary, from Midlands Park, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hen­ derson of Constance Road en­ tertained school friends of Mrs. Henderson this past week. Visiting during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Carl MacLcan, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Wayne Getty, of Graud Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. Berna­ dette Murphy, of Greensburg, Pa., and Mrs. Alvina Brantin, of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Hen­ derson* also entertained the mtmbors of tho choir of th* Presbyterian Church of De­ Bary and showed the colored pictures taken on their Euro­ pean tour*. at dinner this past week. Guests were Miss Alice Coop­ er, Misa Adelaide Conte, Mist Dorothy LauderbacJi, Mrs. R. Porter, Dr. Gertruda Wclton, Dorothy Demmlng, Mrs. H. Hill and Mrs. Hill's lister, Elenora Russell, ol Durham, N. C. Mra. Marla Accardi honor­ ed her granddaughter, Terri Annao, with a birthday party at tha homa o( her mother, Mrs. Tenna Armao, Park Lane. Helping Terri celebrate her alxth birthday were Caml, Timmy and Suian Chaney, Dclorei and Linda Schob, Ro­ bert and Mark White, John and Gordon Jamea Padgett, Michael Moore, Vincent and Vicki Accardi and Terri'a brother, Timmy. Supervising the youngilers were Mrs. John Moore, Misa Roaa Sig­ norelli, Mrs. Myron Accardi, Mra. T. Armao and Grandma Accardi. After playing games Terri cut her birthday rake on the patk in the rear of her horn* where a table waa spread with goodies ail chil­ dren enjoy. Mr. and Mrs. flir ty Dennis, of Brooklyn, N. V., were the guests of Mra. L. Mascuch of Monro# Avenue. V i s i t i n g plaoes of interest in central and southern Florida, the Dennises will enjoy fishing in Miami and an route, before returning to DeBary, and then bom* to Now York. STO REW ID E Honors Future Mrs. Tom Best Misa Leslie Jones, brideto-be of Tom Beat Jr., was feted with a miscellaneous bridal ahower recently at th# home o f Mrs. C.B. Jones, with Mrs. Oren Smith, Misa Margaret Jones and Mrs. Terry Smith assisting. Games were played and prise# won by Mrs. Ashby Jones, Mrs. Jimmy Jones, and Miss Pat Lavender. A bridal tree mad* o f ny­ lon net diih clothe and pink and green flower wrrangements highlighted the living room. The dining table wae over-laid with a handmade linen and lac* cloth topped with pink rosea. A three tiered cake was served with coffee and nuts after th* honore* opened her lovely gifts. Ihose attending the shower were: Misa Penny Ander­ son, Miss Donna Hodges, Mis* Pat Lavender, Mrs. Bob Wins*, Mrs. Ray Setala, Mrs. Bob Brlison, Mrs. John Kader, Mrs. Don Nesbitt, Mrs. Joe 5!ay, Mrs. Dorothy Stapleton, Mrs. Don Knight, Mra. W.A. Hunter, Mrs. A.C. McReynolds, Mrs. R o b e r t Bennet, Mr*. Charles Clemmer, Mrs. Bunn SlcCall, Mra. Jo* Jarrell, hire. W.R. Beas­ ley, Mr*. Paul Weber, Mra. T.A. Best Sr* Mrs. Ashby Jonea, and the hostesses. Nurses Invited All registered professional nurses are invited to see a program and film on cancer at the Health Unit Building, corner o f 0th and French, on March 16 at 8 p.m. Thia film la being shown by th* Florida Nurse* Association, District 87. Also at this time, a re­ port on the Nurses Seminar, which was held March 9 in Daytona Beach, will be g ir. en. This Seminar eras spon­ sored by tha American Can­ cer Society and Florida Nur­ ses Association, District 8. EASTER Let Ua Ail Your Floral Needs SANFOl FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Avr. 322-1822 321-8412 FR IG ID A IR E A P P LIA N C E SA LE L o w P r lc o d F R IG ID A IR E Mrs. Peyton Rutledge Pray of DeBary Drive entertained R on HCLKtoUHSAR ub fo r — F R U IT TREES — atm tu etvm o cyg u Eva Bess Beauty Shop WANT ID HERB... N E W L O C A T IO N IS ! K* OAK. COBNKB C O M M M C U L W* have eoaplately ___________ . now aqaly eat sad fix taro* ta Boos Gamer — Hetea Smith BMrtoy Mead* Ph*322-3914 M A IO O H E A R I N G A I D S E R V I C E ME. GEORGE C. HEARN. CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 1U PARK A V I, SO. — PHONE 1W-8III EVERY FRIDAY — 18 TILL f • Mala Oftls* — 81 W. Pina — S id V ih lo a R A N D A LL E L E C T R IC C O . us »iw ti ih m n . oum A a R j) �X fit VtnTitrV fr r t H i (Dsuah M a rch 1 1 , 1!>6« — V n p c !) G bby • DEAR ABDY: Thnt letter from the mother who wrote that ber tccn-age daughter aaM ib* waa apending Lie night at her girl friend's house, and who later found out abe lied, (truck cloic to borne with m*. 1 did the the lam e thing when I wai 16, two years ago. The mo­ ther asked you, "Why would a g.ri Ite about something like th atl" And you re­ plied, "Itecauae *he didn't ]ia\c the courage to tell the truth." I can tell you why I Had. Ahhy. Because U I Wdd my mother I had a date, the would ask me who with, where 1 met him, who hla parent* were, and loti of questions like that, ao rather than go through the third degree, I lied. If parents didn't have to know the life history of every boy their daughters dated.there wouldn't be so much lying. HAD TO LIE DEAR HAD: If a girl can't tell her parents who the boy la, where she met him, and a few other perti­ nent facta, she has no busi­ ness going out with him. And any boy who permits a girl to lie to her parents Is bad newt. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A11RY: We would like your opinion of what tlic chances for happiness are in a marriage between a man of 38 and a woman of S3. They arc both wond­ erful people. There's no pro­ blem of money on either side. They've been cloee friends for many years. (She taught him In high school.) Their families and friends never dreamed there could be a romantic Interest between them, al­ though he hat been her con­ stant escort. They have an­ nounced their plana to wed this summer. We feel (hat this happiness will be short­ lived because she will be an elderly lady while be la still In the prime of Ufe. What la your opinion? THE FAMILIES DEAR FAMILIES: Some men are "old " at 40, while some women are still "young" at 70. Ail that la necessary for a successful marriage la that each part­ ner need* the other (or something. This appears to be the case. They arc both old enough to add, so don't worry about their future. • • • DEAR ARRY: I am a widow, better off financially than most o f my friends and relatives. When they go out to dine I am often invited to join them. Na­ turally, one of the men pre­ sent will a«k for the check. It would be embarrassing tor the men, and also for me, If I were to ask for the check. Yet, I want to carry my own srelghL What can be done to reciprocate? Don't edvlse me to enter­ tain them at home. I have­ n’ t the energy. MRS. R. DEAR MRS. R.: Invite your guests to one of your favorite dining spots. When you telephone for the re­ servation, ask the maitre d' to Instruct the waiter to bring NO bill to the table. Arrange to pay the biU pri­ vately at another time. • • Get It off your cheat. For personal, unpublished reply, write to A nRY, Box 3383. Beverly Hills, Calif. En­ close a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hale to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3385. Beverly Hilla. Calif., for Abby's new book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." OntBhjudqsi By Oswald Jacoby In one of the articles in the new bridge magazine Modern NORTH (D) 11 AKI1 Bridge, one of our leading V# experts advises: "B e consist­ ♦ AK8B ent In overbidding or under­ 4 AKI73 EAST bidding. Don’t blow both hot WEST *QJ106 A A t 841 end cold." VQ10I42 4TKJ7 He continues: "I do have ♦ J 0 41 one strong feeling on the sub­ * 6 4 421011 ject. That Is, PUSH TO BOOTH CLOSE GAMES AND SLAMS! A 7 VAII1 1 have found that it is gen­ A Q 100TAB erally much easier to play a AQS close contract than to defend Both vulnerable against one and that quite Worth Baa* Boat* Waal often you will be presented 1* Pasa 1A Pasa your contract on a silver plat- 1 A Pasa 4 N.T. Paaa tar even though it looked 6 A Past BA Pan Pasa completely hocplesa when Pass Opening lead— A Q dummy wai first spread. "N ow take a look at the Scuih hand only. You respond opening club bid. He jumps to one diamond to your partner'! three diamonds and even U )a 1 have a hunch that non­ —Just as nonciting Is right smoking will soon become a now. status symbol among women It wasn't many years ago that women ate whatever they pleased wlUiout apology —In fact, they would hava considered it a snub to a hos­ tess not to eat whatever ibe offered them. Today tha woman who goes By Robert B. Thorns* Jr. to a party and eats heartily Crooma High School’s base ball team has begun workouts la mads to feel self-conscious by all the women guests who fo r tha IBM season. Coach Richard (Dick) Evan* refuse politely but firmly a baa nina lattermcn returning hostess' offering of 1UU* including th* aca of his mound cakes and sandwiches to ac­ corps, Wsslay Boston, tha company tea or coffee, cock­ tail fare before diaoer, hot last-balling righthander from bread* or dessert at any Oviedo. meal. "W # are sat at every posi­ Women with the strength tion with tha exception of shortstop, catching, and leftflold," ha said. Tha Hiding candidates for those position* ate ahortstop Chick Roberta, and catchera Jimmy Hnllay SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) and Edward Boston. Howavar, The Spencer R. Atkinson l i ­ Nathaniel White hat been im­ brary of AppUed Anatomy la pressive in drills. Evans add­ unique among libraries- It ed. consists solely of 1,400 human New pitching prospect* are skulls. Alfred Brooks, Joe Jotaph and The skulls were coUectcd Edgar Baas. Evans said, "1 by Dr. Spencer R. Atkinson should know my starting line­ of Paaadraa, Calif., over a up by next week.” 43-year period. They are val­ Evans has his sights sat on ued at tlBO.OOO. a group o f bnyt for tha future. The library was acquired They are all ninth graders, recently by the School of too. Dentistry of the College of Evans concluded, " I f every­ Physicians and Surgeon* in thing goes well, we should San Francisco. The skulls are bi.ve a good ball club." The for the use o f dental and an­ Schedule is Incomplete at this atomy students at the col­ time. lege. Dr. Atkinson, still active at T7 as a visiting professor Accepts Bids BRADENTON (UP1) -F .dd of ortbodntles at the college, tousb, BIU McKechnie, Paul started the collection by ex­ burial I’aner, Helnle Manush and cavating a n c i e n t grounds In Mexico. Over tha mka Appling, aU members f baseball's 1UU of Fame, years, colleagues who knew ava accepted Invitations to of bis research sent him oth­ er skulls from around tha (tend a HaU of Fame dinner world. iere March 23 following a irape fruit League game beseen the Kansas CUy Athlet:a and Bt. Louis Cardinals. o f character to say "N o, think you," to a lusciouslooking dessert look down their noses at their lassstreamlined sisters who say, "1 really shouldn't — but I can't resist." I have a hunch that In no time at all tha women who have made non-eating so chic will make non-smoklog a status symbol, too. They'll glv# up eigarettaa with the same determination that enabled them to give up fattening foods and, once they've managed to become nonsmoker*, they’ll start east­ ing a superiar eya on tha wo­ men who are still puffing away. All It will take to make wo-' men smokers feel Inferior la for the wv men who act the style* in their communities to start saying smugly, "I'v e quit smoking and I don't ever Intend to etart again." Once NOT smoking becomes the thing, few women will care to be seen smoking in public. Those who continue to smoke wriU be sa apologatlc and as self-conscious as are the women today who would rather eat than wear a size tight. It's Just a matter o f time— and It probably won't be very long until nonsmoking be­ comes a status symbol. But at least It will ba a status symbol that any woman can afford. Crooms Nine In Workouts Students Bone Up On Skulls Television Tonight W EDNESDAY P. M. (S) (I) 11:11 IS) ID IS) Pries Is RlRht Tha McCoys Mlsalnc Links Tlio Object la 1‘tla A llla.l) a 1:0* (3) N*w»cot>» (( ) Stmt, oporto. W i»th»r (SI Nowotln* THURSDAY P. M. It;* i() nh « sports #:3l It) Wrathrr Show 12:8* C ) Tour Flrat Impraaa( It) «l) Stmt— Walter CronIon kits (I) lairs of Ufa (I) lluntlsy - tirlnktoy i»> Reran Hoy* €:Sa (0) (Irsst Mumonat In It Z( (!) Truth or Con**Muatc nurnraa Till (t) I'sputjr (*) Father Knows flat) It) liltnn nssvst (t) Search for Tomorrow (»l Chtjrrnns )3:tS It' UuldltiK Until T:Jt t:) Vlrslnlsn 1:00 (D Nawa It) i ’ IIH llrports l») Frnla Ford S:ot i») Pally !>uk» It) Tha Opan Window (t) Ch. 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This ona is only spottlly fanny, with lha best laugha coming in' the opening sketch wherein Danny plays an interpreter whs inflate on making French translations to tha literal letter. Dlahann Car­ roll is an asset to th* show, singing two niea solos, then joining Danny In a cut# "Th* Clock" aong and dance. Just Danny plays a distraught so-so is a later sketch where Father watching his son get Troop 230 Plans Camp Lyman High’s golf team dropped a 4 to 2 decision last Friday to Winter Park High’* linkimcn in a match played at Rolling Hills. Joe Pavelchak captured one of Lyman's two points by winning his match and Frank Ballentina copped the other point. • Service Seminole T V FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Sale* 2600 Sanford Ava. YO U R LUM BER and B U IL D IN G SUPPLIES NOW! D O N ’T W A I T ! B U IL D I T N O W Want • den? A new patio? Whatever you plan to buBd around the home thla spring, for the greatest selection of building materials and th* lowest price*, shop our yard! 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U H 61I ttenlarly, gtvoa a most tm« pretslvo performance aa « militant Negro writer. 10-11 P.M. ABC. Chamving. "Th* Trouble With Girl*." 8triet typecasting In this on* and oddly this Is what makes It work. Xrir Dullsa playa a shy, Intro­ vert *d Freshman and blond# Joey neartherton playa tho love Interest who trie* to ex­ ploit hint. Lyman Golfers Lose 4 To 2 few* COfftJs Sanford, F in . hla first haircut. ," :T " 10-11 T.M. NBC. Eleventh Hour. "W h o is to say how th# battle Is to be fought?” Originally called "M y prob­ lem*" there's no accounting for th* new and much mor* cumbersome title. This Is a Bandwagon typo o f story, driving as it does into tho problem* of Integration, but attempting to axamlna it from the Negro point of view. Much of this is Intereating, but there la an un­ fortunate prevailing cloudinet* which keeps it from really becoming important The stars are Barbara Mc­ Nair and Brock Peters, par- ORDER By Maryam MUes Plans for a weekend camp­ ing trip. March 20-22, by Boar Lake Boy Scout Troop 230 to Camp Audrey Pood tn Or­ lando have been announced by Scoutmaster Bruc* Nelson and Assistant Scoutmaster Ro­ bert Bunnell. Announcement also has been ntado that tho troop will par­ ticipate In the District Camporee to be held In Cassel­ berry, April 10-12. with ex­ hibits of the Bear Lake boys to be based on "Americsn Heritage." Meetings of tho troop are held at 7:30 p. m. each Wed­ nesday at the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School. Study pre­ sently Is on authentic Indian Lore. a-ows 2145 Preach Ave. j. FINALLY— Ellrabeth T aylor smiles serenely at the atage d oor o f the Toronto theater where Richard Burton H play­ ing. She had lust learned that a Mexiean Judge had granted her petition fo r divorce from Eddio Fisher. 7:30-8:30 P.M. CBS. "Jest In the Concert n a il" n chance to listen to some of the »o-cnlled "Third Strenm" movement tn modern jnts with emphaslo on the con­ tribution o f tho composer. Leonard Bernstein attempt* to explain what this form of symphonic Jazx Is all about and Aaron Copland, Gunther Schuller and Larry Austin are on hand to help him out via demonstrations. Interest­ ing, but appeal is limited to aficionados. 0-0:30 P.M. CHS. The Beterly Hillbillies. Another ml*taken identity bit, but this one is overdrawn. In fact, It's the whole plot and the laugha get pretty weak near the finish. Granny (Irene Ryan) mistakea an insecti­ cide talesman (Mark God­ dard) for an expected veter­ inarian. By tha time ha fin­ ishes his elaborate sale* spiel, Granny thlnka he’s soma kind of nut. When tho real veterinarian shows up, everybody had* a g o o d laugh. 0:30-10 P.M. CE9. The Dick Van Dyke show. Some­ how, this aeries manages to mnke even the most trite and familiar plots fresh and funny. Tills on* la a good rxampte. Writer Rob (Dick Van Dyke) take* over Mel Cooley’s producer Job when a temperamental guest star (Lota Albright) Insists she can't get along with Mel. Rob finds ha can't stand her bullying either and he's aught between two angry femmes when wife Laura TV Time Previews irJFV. [raft Honored f . though you don't play this bid as an absolute force your eight higlicard point! sud­ denly i take on considerable lustre. "Your partner surely holds four diamonds and at least five clubs. He should have a alngletoo and the odda are that It will be In heart!. My choice is an immediate Black­ wood bid to check for acea. This gets to a tlam if part­ ner has two aces." The whole band la shown here and you will note that six diamonds Is a very eaiy contract to bring home. Fur­ thermore, you win note that It make* In spite o f the faet that North holds what turns out to be a totally useless king of spades. ey Ruth Miiiett JhaWoman: MEW YORK (UP1) - Jack aft, whose VlUanova team mpUed a 21-3 record lnrludI the ECAC Holiday FastiI championship, waa named a college coach of Ibe year lay bp tha MatropoUtaa isketbaU Writers Assacis- dOgh lig hbA it it i i - . i . . i FIR ST & FRENCH SANFORD F or h i i s t , E f f ic i e n t h i e , Hi.ihe nnd Alignment b e i v u e B y t *fieri % with tJi r.*( /s/o/i E q u i p m e n t P H . 8224*44 �\ Pane 10— March 11,1964^ Giants' Younger Alou Conies ThroughMiami Hurricanes Open W it UPI It won’t Uke Saa Frandseo OiaaU’ teas Jobs to forgot Felipe Aioa M younger broth* or J e n s haa any ear la the natter. The Giants traded Felipe, the eldcat of three brother* playing ia the n a jo r league* aad their aUrtiag right Adder laat aeaaon, to the Milwaukee Bravea ia December with the hope that Jeaua (pronounced hay.aooae) would uphold the family tradition. And the youngeat Alou haa done nothing in the interven­ ing period to dltpel San Fran* cisco’a fervent hopes for a family succession to the right field throne. Instead, Jesus has Bashed much of the form that carried him to numerous minor league awards despite his youthful 10 years. Tuesday, Jesua craeked a triple and a single to lead a U-hlt Giant atUck in a 5*1 About victory aver the Boston Red So* — Frisco's fourth Cactus League win in as many games. Another rookie. Jim Ray Hart, collected two safe' Uea as Bob Shaw picked up his second triumph of the spring campaign. Playboy Bo Belinsky was rocked for a three-run home run in the Arst inning by Cleveland Indians’ retread Wally Post as the Los Angeles Angels were beaten, P-7. The erratic Belinsky pitched two Innings in all, striking out the side In the second frame after walking the first two batters. Bill Itobinson, a 20-year-old Milwaukee farmhand, clouted a grand slam homer and two doubles as the Denver Bears outslugged the Braves, 10-7. Ossie Virgil, Phil Roof and Rico Carty all hit circuits for Milwaukee. Around the camps: Don Drysdalc, making his first Sports Thinking Out Loud BT JULIAN 8TBNSTROM Bpring football experimenta involving Hal 8eymour could pay tha fall's biggest dividends fo r the Florida Gators, believes Coach Ray Graves. Seymour, best known fo r hia barefooted punting, averaged 40.7 yarde per boot during 1063 as a sophomore. Seymour ia now operating aa a defensive secondary specialist but he’ll still handle kicking chores. Graves aays that Hal’s tremendous athletic ability ia progressing rapidly and that he's got great reactions, speed and a knack for breaking on the ball. • # e e Spring sports at Seminole High In Sanford are almost in full awing. A t this time the school Is going forward in baseball, track, swimming, bowling and golf. As someone remarked tha other day . ; . ’’There’s a place for every* ana.1* e a s e Stewart L. Udell, U. S. Secretary o f the Interior, haa boon named to receive the National Wildlife Federa­ tion’s " Conservation!*t-of-the-Year” award. Udall will re* celve In tha form o f a bronse plaque today in Las Vegas. He was cited fo r hie outstanding contributions in furthering the cause o f wildlife conservation and wide use a all natural resources. • s e e The first annusl Florida Invitational and Intercol­ legiate Golf Championship tournament will be held at the Capo Coral Country Club, April 2*4. Sponsored by the City o f Capo Coral, the three-day event will bo a 72-hole medal play tourney with seven Florida colleges and three eut-of-state schools participating. Competing for honors will be the University o f Houaaton, Wake Forest, Columbia, Florida, Florida State, Miami, Florida Presbyterian, Stetson, Rolllna and Florida Southern. , a e a e Local bowlers should be Interested in noting that the 1064 Woman’s International Bowling Congress chainplonshlp tournament, opening April 0, in Minneapolis, has already set three records ; the largest team entry, the largest prise fund and hte most 000-average teams. Thera are 8,071 teams entered, the prise fund amounts to $248,924 and there are 70 900-average teams poaed for tha tournament. a a • • Had a nice visit with Ray Kennedy, a scout fo r the New York Meta who has been the organisation’s repre­ sentative here in making arrangements fo r the several Met farm clubs to undergo spring workouts In Banford. Ray haa been In the game for many years and la loaded with baseball lor*. He's enthusiastic about the Met clubs training here and says the facilities st Sanford's Me­ morial Stadium are set fo rtha arrival o f Initial con­ tingents week after next. • • * e Junior guard Brooks Henderson,'-noted fo r his d*. fenslve heroics, was also Florida's top offensive basketball player during tha season just ending, Henderson led the Gators in scoring with 381 points and an average o f 17.8 per tilt. He also took free-throw accuracy honors by dumping In 87 out o f 103 tries—a percentage o f .848. Henderson's charity toss record was the highest in Gator history. JO H m y XtAN£\ f t 1 0 0 /$ m o r, m oot 00 ABOUT # 4 * 0 /0 appearance in a Los Angeles Intra-squad g a m e , pitched .three acoreless innings, sur rendering two hits and fan' ning a like number . . . rookie flrst baseman John Herrn stein unloaded ,a three-run homer off Chris Short to give his team a 6-4 victory in the Philadelphia Phillies' second intra-squad game of the year. Reserve outfielder Ken Ber­ ry lashed an lnslde-the-park home run to highlight the Chi cago Whits Sox training camp contest . . . Ted Savage col lected four hits for the Plttnburgh Pirates and Bob Saverine went 3-for-3 in the Baltlmore Orioles’ camp. Big Walter Bond, a double and a single In three appear ances with the Houston Colts . . . Ernie Banks suffered a alight fracture of the ring finger on his right hand in the Chicago Cubs' workouts and will be out for three or four days . . . Bob Skinner smacked a three-run homer and Don Pavletich hit two doubles in a Cincinnati scrim mage. Ron Kline, the Washington Senators' last holdout, came to terms for what was report edly the same salary aa In 1963 — approximately <18,000. Kline successfully fought off a <3,000 cut after compiling a 3-8 record and a 2.79 earned run mark last season. Catcher Choo Choo Coleman of the New York Mets is ex­ pected to be out of action for a month as the result of a broken left thumb suffered Monday, while Jim Hick­ man's twisted ankle should be At in four days. Lake Monroes Set Fast Pace Laka Monro* Inn, rolling In the city Bowling League, ia setting a torrid pace. Laka Monroe with the help o f “ Big John” Uhr*a 200, 203 and 190 game* for a 000 total, took another four points from Banford Mnnufactoring. Lake Monroe has won their last 20 games. They are now in front of t h e i r closest competitors with a nine-game margin with sight weeks to go this season. Bweeny'a Bar A Grill took possession o f second place this week with a clean fourpoint sweep from Jet Lanes. Pet* Petersen waa the big gun for 8weeny’s with his games o f 218, 202 and 180 for a 897 toUI. Paul Sloposky was high for Jet Lanes with his 204, 209 and 100 fo r a 873 total. This dropped Jet Lanes to third place. American Legion Post 83 remained In fourth place with a three-point win from tha laat place. Wisdom Bod Service. George Swann was high fo r the Leglonalres with hla 223/ 093, while Joe Gasll was high for Wisdom's with a 496 total. Mlchall’a Elk Gas team remained in fifth-place with a four-point sweep from the pryor’s State Farm Insurance. A n d r e w Patrick was the big gun for Mlchall’a with his 214/889, while Phil Rocha was high for Pryor'a with a 804 aer­ ies. la the other league match, the Knights of Columbus made it a clean sweep from Harry's Bar A Package. Carl Von Herbulls was high for the Knights with hla 22fl/863, while Jess* (games) Cook was high for Harry's with a 208/846. A s all local bowlers know the loop lost one o f its most liked, and most loved bowl­ ers a couple of weeks ago. AU were saddened with the lose o f Paul Pesold. He waa a life long City League bowler and a promoter of bowling among youngsters. Last Wednesday the mem­ ber* o f the City League vot­ ed to give each year to the Bowler o f the Year in tha Junior bowling League a Paul Pesold Memorial tro­ phy. ' RrraTS With St Joseph In NIT HOYS RANCH EVENT — Seminole County Sheriff J. L. Hobby offici­ ated at presentation ceremonies following Florida Sheriffs Iioyn Hunch trophy gamo played recently ut the Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Fronton. Winner of the special benefit match wus Ermu, ahown above with Sheriff Hobby. Shoemaker In Clean Sweep Mildred Nicholas, Shoe­ maker Construction captain, rolled high game o f 188 In the Stcnstrom-va-.Shoemakcr match to help Shoemaker take a clean sweep from Btenatrom in this weeks Hl-Noonert Bowling League. Cook’s Corner won three close points from Art Brown Peat Control and the Acey Deucy Wives won three points from Hunt Realty. Beverly Krecek, new mem­ ber o f the Grapevllle Nur> aery team, led her squad With a 163 to help them win four points from Joe's Laun­ dry. M A R Bar took three points from Southern Air and the C. P. O. Wives won thro* from the Dellary Dehs. In the spilt circle Is Het­ ty Johnston, converting the 8-6-10; Betty and Virginia Skelly also got the 4-8-7. Kathy Gray toppled the 8-7; Grace Keck, Kitty Purdy, Mary Tomalrski, and Lctha Ward the 6-10 and Charlotte Bassett, Dot Button, Judy Clerke, and Mary Tomaleskl converted the 3-10. An unuaually high num­ ber of turkeys were rolled this week. Charlotte Basaett, Dot Button, Kathy Gray, Dorla Hock, Connie Hingo, and Meda Wiltshire Inked in those three In a row. Charlott* Bassett, sub­ bing for the CI’ O Wives, rolled 212-821 for high game and series. It is interesting to note that in the first half o f the City Womens Bowling Tournament the following Ili-Noonera mads tha board: team event— Art Brown Pest Control and C. P. O. Wives; laths Ward and Doris Hock are leading tha doubles com­ petition; Jane - Spolskl and Dot Button are third and Nan Quinn and Shirley Si­ mas are sixth. In the Slngles-Judy Clarke is holding third position with Shirley Simas fourth and Dot Button fifth. Dot Button rolled a terrif­ ic 222 In her last gains in the slnglea event and that's going to be difficult to top. Griffith Meets Duran Tonight I.eon, T. Itodh Terror. I Holi­ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Tonight's entries: (U P I)—Jim Bouton, although FIIIST MACK — I II Wile— day f ir a d * 1. P e a n u t U s ) , 3. Fill ItTII HACK — S/IS Wile admitting he’s “ not very hap­ Kstra Hock. S. Hockln Mottle. —tirade W— |. Ilreet Fire, 3. py at the way things turned Hal, 3. Hound Alone, 4. Ample Annie, i. Orliltel. (. Duffy'# t*«un \Y., & Hustlin' llank. out,” was ready to sign hla Dulorra Jr.ui, 7. I'at'e llonrjr, 4. Dominated, 7. Mion'a J«rry, «. 5. Hank Mon contract with the New York MH'IIMI HACK — a/l* VIHr 1 Krow lUr — 3 N Nile — riKMI HICK Yankees today for an 80 per — tirade C— I. Maynlns Tlitr. liradf T— 1. laiSrtt’Ptll 1 1 .. 3. 3. Super Sport, S. Double De­ Mtppvlllr, S. Hputwlck, 4. Out cent pay hike. mon, t. Key ('lull's Key, i. «lo Titer#, i. (ioMrii Circle, t. Os The young righthander, who Slim. *. l«ow*r Deck. 7 lie. ,()«. 7. I'staril, I. Ilsrry M. maml Hock. *. Klylnx Slipper SIXTH waa holding out for <20,000, II t o : — .VIH Wile Til III IS HACK — S/llt Wile — liraiir C— I. Flruillsli lllackle. accepted the club's final o f­ tirade II— 1. Clollle, 3 Sra Hose. 3. Space Try. 4. Cerlaico, 3. Twisty Jet, 3. Oranlle Ho­ fer o f <18,000 Tuesday from I. Tree l.eexue, *. Torquee bos. 4. Harbour Clinics, i. So bis home in Ridgewood, N. J., Allen, S. Itncket Flare. 7. Mate Snap I. I). Il.’a Article and left Tuesday night for SKt HATH HA4-K — 3/N Wile— liraSe It — 1. Crony I'lnkey, Fort Lauderdale. 3. I.emnn Turiat, 3. Jayne Nee­ "I really have no recourse ly, 4. Kallac), 3. Captain Adair, In the matter . . . I'll prob­ 4 Mkyla, 7. Hbymer ll, I. l.uvably sign tomorrow,” Bouton anilke KllillTH RACK — A/l* Wile— suid before taking o ff for the lira*# II— 1. Danny Ducky, 3. Cherokea Hundlal. 3. Kourway Yankees' spring t r a i n i n g The Turkey# Trotters con­ Ann**, 4. Mall Ahead, l. I'.irty headquarters. tinue to “ wing” along in I’lan, C. Wicket Hally 7. rogue. General Manager R a l p h I. Jatnra Kmmel first place In the Pinecreat NIXTII HACK — a/l* Wile — Houk had warned Bouton that Inn league after winning tirade A— 1. Ilarnad# Ih.b, 3. if he failed to cunie to terms Date Man, I. T*«t Wire, 4. II. another three-point decision II. 'a A m a iP . S. Kbony Ituck, 4.by midnight tonight he would this week at the expense of Ilot. Drake, 7. 0*tw^I«.tt4, 3. l>e fined <100 for every day ha Merlmar the Salad Mastcra. Sydney TKATII HACK — S I* Wits — icfused to sign. Hubs was the hot shot for tirade A— I. II) pnotlque. 3. I.ln.la Culte. 3. l-.fr> Kaalta. the Turkey IVotlers with 4. O il's Torpedo, &. Ill Trou­ 160/4H0 and Dot Klrklry hit ble#. S. Wlds (lap. 7. Tumbling 164/449 to puts tha Salad Itanla. I. O. Il.'a Walla KI.KtK.Vt II HACK — a/M Wile Masters. —4ira4# T— 1. O. Il.'a (io Man, Tha Hot Plates lost 3. Hltuey, 3. Mrmberly, I. d illtor In* Hoae. S. Tranwnya. (. ground on the Trotters de­ I.ugene, 7. farts Hike. I. T«s spite some fins bowling by Darling A coaching clinic, con­ Mary Faust who rolled 177/ducted by the City Recrea­ 819 as they were able to tion Department Director, enlvagu a single with front Jim Jernigan, will be held tho bib end Tuckars. Bar­ tonight at 7:30 at the de­ bara itohrer shot 172/439 to partment's offices in San­ lead the liib and Tuckers. ford’* Civic Center. Ih e third plare Cold Cutters Coaches are expected to Attiga and Mugucrza are held their position with a review plans for the Junior favored in the post five posi­ three-gam* and Gladys Edtion for the All Star headliner Boys League In addition to wnrds rolled 179/463. The in today's Matinee program going over rules and regula­ Platters and Meat Balia at the Orlando Seminole Jai tions for the forthcoming drew even in their match at season. Alai Fronton. two wins and two loseea The following teams are Astiga will bo trying for a each. The Toothpicks swept repeat of his sparkling Tues­ entered In the loop; Kiwanls, all four wins from the To­ CPO, day night performance in CI v i t a n , Rotary, matoes In the final m*tc>v which he paired with Echanlz Shrine, Elks, Oviedo and Barbara Fox won high to sweep the feature eighth Lake Mary. Coming into the game honors with a fine 193 game doubles match with five circuit or Ute first time and aa quite a few good games straight points. making it an eight-club lea­ were bowled by the girla. The winners, in post three, gue will be the entry from Joan Adums hit 170, Bar­ took over in the opening round Lake Mary. bara Itohrer 172, Dot John- and never let up. Jacin and Tryouts will be held at aon 174, Peggy Dooley 177, Zarra, in post one, were sec­ Fort Mellon Park on March Gladys Edwards 179 and ond with one point on the 17-18, for boys playing Jun­ Mary Faust who added two board. ior baseball. This league is identical 171’* to her high The remaining four teams for youngsters who would aerlea. played out of a scoreless play Babe Ruth baseball ai Beverly Adams rolled the deadlock for third place with it ia called elsewhere. De­ only turkey. Split pick-up* Ermu and Pradera coming tails on the junior workouts will be announced Friday. were notched by Peggy Pfit- out on top. ser with 2-7, Dot Johnson and Madge Cummings the 6-7, the 6-7-9 fay Elaine Mil­ ter and tha 6-8-10 by Sue Pruitt. Peggy I’fitser, roll­ ing for the Meatballs had a turkey. Turkeys Trot Ahead Of Pack Coaching Clinic Slated Tonight Astiga Team . Is Favored tiai. aia» ROME (UPI) Welter­ weight champion Emile Grif­ fith continues hla world tour tonight with a 19-round nontitle bout against Argentina’s Carlo Duran. Griffith's laat atari was in Sydney, Australia. He knocked out Ralph Dupas of New Or• leans in the third round, Feb. kCTIOHI THRIllSI Wajli‘1 FSlWff m __ a■ § ipSn 10 . A capacity crowd of 18,000 was expected at tta* Palace ol Sport. TONIGHT] fjm, f 8&aBA> iu m e s n im t l A ON 100 BRANDS L o d i* * N ig h t s I FARRELLS NEW YORK (U PI) — The National Invitation Bas­ ketball Tournament haa quite a daisy field this sea­ son and that pertain* to In­ dividual performers aa well as the team*. The 27th annual tourna­ ment openi at M a d I a o n S q u a r e Garden Thursday night and, right from the atart appreciative New York fans will be seeing some of the best talent in the coun­ try. The opening twinblll finds St. Joseph'* Pa. facing Mi­ ami Fla. and New York Un­ iversity playing Syracuie, a coming Eastern power. The big name in the open* er ia Rick Barry, the 6-foot* 7 Miami star from Roselle Park, N. J.. who led the Hur­ ricanes 20-6 to the nation's top per game scoring aver­ age 96.2. St. Joseph's has the type of team which thrives on p r e a a u r e basketball and they're led by one of the East's to p guards— Steve Yank's Bouton S0KC Track Entries Ready To Sign 7:40 J PIllsfiwPM.D Courtin. C o u r t In averaged 19.9 points per game for the Hawks 17-9 this season, but hla greatest asset it his de­ fensive ability. The second game will be o f special interest to New York fans. It's also another chance for NYU 15-8. which has to rate aa one of the big­ gest disappointments this year. Barry Kramer and Happy Hairston are two o f the top individuals on any team anywhere but the Violets have not been able to get their offense co-ordinated. Lou Rossini, the NYU coach feels the tournament chal- Stewards Await Doping Report HALLANDALE (UPI) Gulfslream Race Track etcwards awaited a report from a State Racing Commission attorney today before deter­ mining their action in a horse drugging case involving train­ er Horatio Luro. The attorney, Leonard Melmission after studying the ion, said he would make a re­ commendation to the comchallenge of Luro’s defense attorney to Florida’* “ train­ er responsibility” racing re­ gulation. The stewards put off a de­ cision in the case Tuesday after a hearing, pending Mel­ lon's report. Dan Chappell, representing Luro, contended before the stewards that a 1917 state Supreme Court decision held the trainer responsibility rule unconstitutional on grounds it deprives trainers of due pro­ cess. The regulation puts the re­ sponsibility on trainers for anything which happens to their horses, regardless of their actual guilt or the action of any third party. Luro was suspended tem­ porarily and ordered before the commission b e c a u s e procaine were found in one of his horses. Gay Lothario, fol­ lowing a victory in an opening day race at Gulfstrcam. lenge could snap NYU from Its slump. Syracuse, which finished 2-22, Just two year* ago wound up with a 17-7 record this season. Churck Ric­ hards. a 6-foot-8 transfer from Army, and Dave Bing a 6-foot-3 sophomore, were the main reason*. They both averaged better than 20 points per game. The, tournament will con­ tinue Saturday with after­ noon and evening doubleheaders. In the afternoon, Army 16-6 face* St. Bonavcntur* 16-6 and Pittsburgh 17-7 meet* Missouri Valley Con­ ference i mner-up D r a k e 20-6. The other sec 'cd team*, Duqucsne and New Mexico, make their initial appear­ ance* next Tuesday night against the Saturday after­ noon w i n n e r * . Duquean* play* the St. Bonaventur* Army winner and New Mex­ ico faces the Drake • Pitt winner. Tribe Golfers Beat Wildcats Seminole High’s golf team handed the Winter Park High linksman their first defeat U the current season 4 to 2. Seminole picked up point* on Ray Bradford's defeat of the Wildcats' Jim Rsprager, 1- up, and Jell Williams' win over Can Cornell, 2 and 1. Seminole also grabbed a pair of points by taking ona best ball, 1-up, and another 2up. Rick Pagnitt of Winter Park defeated Roth Vihlcn, 2 and I. and Jerry Guppy downed Tommy Todd, also 2 and k Coach Fred Ganas of Semi­ nole reported that Larry Sher­ wood of the Tribe is current­ ly out of action with the mea­ sles. “ Now that all of our golfers hive had the mea­ sles,” said Ganas. “ perhaps we can get down to busthe#*.” Ganas said he was pleased with Tuesday’s golf victory since, “ It’ s our opinion that Winter Park is the team to beat for the Metro title. Driessell Named Coach Of Year Horse Show RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) Charles (Le(ty) Driescl] of Postponed Davidson today was handed the title of Southern Confer­ ence basketball coach of the year for the second time in a row. Drlesell received 23 of the 47 ballots cast by the South­ ern Conference Sports Writ­ ers Association. Louis (Weenie) Miller of Virginia Military (VMI) got 13 baltota In balloting for title of top Southern Conference hardwood mentor. Dricscll guided nationally, ranked Davidson's Wildcats to a 22-4 tea son. The Wildcats, who turned In 15 straight allgame wins before suffering their first defeat, ended the season at the top of tha regu­ lar-season conference listings. The Dusty Boots Hors* Show, originally scheduled for Sunday, has been postponed until the following Sunday, Tony Austin, show director, announced today. "All interested rider* era invited to attend and taka part in the regularly sched­ uled contest* and events,** Austin said. “ At that time tha trophies won the January and February contest! for high point winners will be award­ ed. “ One of the eventa sched­ uled for the March 22 show will be a new contest for thia area—a reining contest, which is based on the control of tha horse entirely by Beck-re fat­ ing,'* Austin said. D04S RACING! We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NO W ONLY RlarkwatL plua U s D R m p Tlra Whitewalls IS ■ora. 750sl4, <09*14, <39x14, 999x14, 939x14. New Tread TIRES • Gewatwa M rfU W rts retreads applied e « sea ad tire csalac*! • Free M ssatlac aUNDAY banford BllUiBt MATINEES Wed*, F rt, S a t, 2 P .M . LADIES' NIGHT EVBRV THURSDAY CLARK-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKINn | W « Mi. U M t l l A R C A D E PACKAGE STORE N D A I L Y — • A . M . - C tlB P . M . iu t # ta fa rf V A M U 1 Midway Batweaa Bsaferd \ �y> •' #n«fgrl WrriO March 11, 1964— Pape 11 iommendattan Won t Sanford Soldier Robert B. Tbom»» Jr. n ilM Ip fc . Charles Middleton has bceived a letter o( commenation and appredaCun from Commander. Middle-ton is member of the Ut Battalion Ihfech), Mth Infantry, Fort eruling, Ga. Ha was gru­ n te d from Crooms High chool In 1982. Tit* following F a statement from hla com­ manding officer: 1 have noted glth pleasure the attached _..c*pondence attesting to our outstanding performance Idle on Post Guard 8 Decjiber 1963. Being selected as upernumery (recited all genral orders and passed lnection with flying colors) is PVT. MIDDLETON credit to yourself, your nit, and liie 58th. Infantry, i Mr*. Kline began her car­ ___ to add my appreciation eer with the Society of Miss­ or a job well done. John L. ion as director of the Har­ __ 3avis III, Lt. Colonel, Infan- lem’ s Branch at Abyassina ^ B r y Commanding. Congratula- Baptist Church. Associated i to Charles. 1 am sure with nineteen other churches grandparents, Mr. and in that area, she became fuU drs. Dan Fielder are indeed director in 1916. Under her mid of hit accomplishment!. direction since lam, the youth • • • center has an enroUment of Hopper Elementary School’s more titan 7,000 girls, boys parent-Teacher* Association and adults. In addition to the aceived a merit award youUi center, a Mlnislnk recently. The award Camp on the Hudson River vat for excellence in pro­ near Catskills Mountains for ram planning. They are now the youth and community the process of planning for service was established. heir Spring Carplval which Her award* for outstanding jvill be April I. P-TA president service include the 1956 Cita­ Joseph Caldwell said, "We tion from the National Aaaohappy to see the work linn of Business and Profess­ eing done toward paving th e : ional Women, and the Sojour­ et in front of the scliool." ner’s Truth Award gtven by that organization. Ra> mond Smith G o s p e l Mrs. Kline was affiliated lingers of Florida A and M with the following organiza­ University, Tallahassee, will tions • Women’s City Club, appear at the Triumph Businesa Womep Club, Amer­ hurch Sunday, March 23, at ican Camping Association, p. m. Everyone it cordially CouncU of Churches, end the w |invited to come out and hear National group of the ReUfclhesc artists. gloua Education Association. . • • e e e ; £?J? Choir Number 1 of New A surprise birthday party . Bethel Missionary Baptist was given for Mrs. Alberta ••Church celebrated ita 25th An- Robinson Friday night, March • Riveraary, Sunday. March 8. S at the home of Mrs. Willie •Forty-two guest choirs ; ht - llec Pendleton. 702 Sanford lorm ed magnificently. The Avenue. The pink and blue •hurch was filled to it’s cap­ table cloUr made the atmoiacity, sad there were peraooa phere conductive to the occas­ M standing on the outalde. It ion. Guests were: Mra. NetUe H j l would bo unfair to single out Hagen and her eon C. Hagen, & n n y choir and mention It’ a Mr. and Mra. G. Edge, Mra. >' performance because each M. Mayo, Mra. S. WilUami, ;( #06 gave eoul-atlrrtng feat*. Mra. Bennett and her motherThe guest choirs were: St. •Inlaw, end her alster, Mra. V Johns, Mtmaj Church of Ood, WUlie Forgan, fir . and Mra. Daytona; Bethelehain Bapt- Roosevelt Green and II. Hor­ Church, Winter Garden: ton. • • • k ’ f t . Luke, Daytona; Harmony m Baptist, Gruvelaod; New P-TA meeting wllU be at 1 Mope, Daytona; St. James, Goldsboro Elementary School IJlIma; Mt. Moriah. New Mt. Monday. March 16; Tuesday fclon, New Salem, St. James, night, Jlarch 17, Crooms High i'Second Sliilob, Allen Chapel, School's P-TA will meet. AU 5Wew Bethel, Providence, Zion parents ere urged to attend \Hope, St. Luke, St. Matthews, these meeting!. • • e |lfew Mt. Calvary. St. John, J|(ew Zion, New Salem, MornMr. end Ura.Luke Joseph , |pg Glory, St. Paul, Clearwa- of Rochester, N. Y. are visit­ |tor Baptist, First Shiloh, Pro- ing their parents, Mr. and , (rets all of Sanford. Some of Mrs. Lincoln Joteph: sister, ! Dye cholra were not listed on Mrs. Katheryn J.Thornton the program. Mrs. Hemlca and her daughter Karen; and Harris and Mrs. Ruthle Na- brother, Bennie Joseph. • * • I than war* mistresses of cere­ monies. Once I beard a gentle­ Rev. f . M. Mitchell wishes man aay, "W e worry about |p thank everyone who helped thinks that do not matter." make the program a success. To me, there is logic in that Also the president of choir statement. There are many j number 1, Felton Brookens, thing* we should worry about 1 who was gleaming with joy. such aa: (1) ’Itie many un­ • • • fortunate children. (2) More Friday, M irch 13, ie Coo- and bettwr leisure time activi­ Iprence Day at all schools In ties for our ehlldren. (2) B e county. Teachers will be Raising the educational level •vailnble from > a. m. until of our community and the I p, m. Parents are asked to like. Instead, we worry about •DR the schools. There will how Mr. and Mrs. “ X " are be no aefaool for students. living; the new ear or what • • • hive you. Mr. and Mrs. " Y " The following article along just bought, and Just plain With other Information from gossip too much. Pascal was the Herald’* office, was writ- quite accurate when he ut­ Inn by Mrs. Katherine Brown tered tin following words: Holly, wlu> was a class mate Gossip has been well defined •f Mri. Alberta Thomaa as putting two and two to­ (lin e . gether, and making five. I Mra. Alberta Thomas Kline hold It to be a fact, that if Fatted away Saturday, Feb- all persons knew what each tuary 2D at Mootefiore lluspt- said of the other, there would tsl In New York City. Better not be four friends in the known to her school mates as world— Do you agree? (Bert), Mrs. Kline was bom b> Orlando and brought to Sanford In early Ufa by ber Barents Mr. and Mrs. John fltom as. It wat here that she spent j SAL1SUURY, Mo. ( U P I ) be" pubUc school days attend­ Chuck McKinley returned to ing Hooper Academy under his studies et Trinity, (Tex.) the administration of the late College today with hla second p rof J, N. Crooms. Mr*. W.R. National Indoor tennis title in Crooms, and other instructors. three years. " I ’ m very tired, but hap­ After graduation, she attendBd Florida A and M College py," McKinley said after sub to take a teacher training duing fellow Davis Cupper {pouree. Later she accepted a Dennis Ralston o f Bakersfield. Ilk hour marathon position aa Instructor In the Calif., in Orange County PubUc System match 18-19, 8-2, « , 9-8. 8-3, and flaaUy at Winter Haven. Sunday. Desiring advancement in The Florida EvergUuie. her chosen vocaUun, she tuov*1 to Naw York City and suakeblrd (anhlnga) swims registered in the training with Its body submerged and school of CtulsUan workers ut it* long nock up Uke a perlscope# the mission socle tj, Demo Rights Leaders Organise Forces WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate Democratic leaders to­ day completed their team of floor captains to lead the fight for various sections of the House-passed civil rights bill. Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey, Minn., floor man­ ager for the hill, announced selection of Sens. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., Paul H. Doug­ las, D ill., Edward V. Long, D-31o., John O. Pasture, D ll. I., and Thom ti J. Dodd, DConn., to be floor captains. Their assignments were: Morse, desegregation of pub­ lic facilities; Douglas, educa­ tion; Long, Chil Rights Com­ mission; Pastore, non-discri­ mination in use o f federal funds; and Dodd, registration and voting statistics, com­ munity relations service and miscellaneous. They will Join three other Democrat* previously chosen aa floor captains. Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-MIch.. will handle voting rights; Sen. Warren Magnuson, D-Wash., public accommodations, and Sen. Joseph S. Clark, P-I’ a., equal employment opportunity. Humphrey made the an­ nouncement at the Senate began Its third day of debate on a motion to call up the civil rights bill, most sweep­ ing anti-discrimination legis­ lation since reconstruction days. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dlrkaen, 111., said a vote on the motion to bring j. . _ bin. So far, southerner* have had plenty of halp In filling the air with talk. Maot Imports The maat Imported Into United Bute* la valued only about I per cent o f beaf end pork produced American farms. Retired Teachers To Hear Talk L. C. Harrell. Jacksonville, president of the Retired Teachers Section of the Flor­ ida Education Association, will address a meeting of the Orange County Retired Teach­ ers organization on next Tucaday, at 2 p. nt. in the Com­ munity Room on the fifth floor o f the First Federal Savings and Loan Association Building, Church Street and the at the on Flrat mo7tiif picture atudio In the world wee built by Thomaa Edison at Weat Orenga, N. J. Magnolia Avenue, Orlando. L. A. Kirst, president of the organization has invited all retired tench era la the Cen­ tral Florida area to attend. One purpose of the meeting Is to obtain Information re­ garding the acturial sound­ ness of the teacher retire­ ment pension fund. Retired teachers In Seminole County h ive been Invited. hcw/Ou bwuiSLS/.^m 0/ boM'W itb& FR E SH 100% P U R E / Ground Beef BAR-B-QUE SIZE SPARE RIBS FLA. GRADE “A ” D & D SWIFT'S TKU-TENDR STEAKS ROUND SIRLOIN CLUB PO T R O AST FRYERS LB. WHOLE FRESH TASTY TENDER TASTY ts. 39’ P O R K S TEA K FKE8H PORK lb. 39 Wieners • Smoked Sausage Bologna Liver 3 Chitterlings 5 & *10, ! ! S Shortening LBS. LB. $1 THRIFTY BLEACH . gal. 39c TISSU E......... 5c NOKTHKKN — Limit I With II Order L»I 8HUKFINE 7 OZ. PKG8. can Limit I With 85 OrderFleea* • Macaroni • Spaghetti D A IR Y Limit 4 With Ordtr Flease 0 LE0 C A T S U P . . . . 10' LARGE LIM IT I WITH N ORDER PLKABB • SUNLITE TOMATOES FR O ZEN DOUBLE LUCK FOOD F A V O R IT E M R G • O L PKG8. • GREEN BEANS new SP E C IA L BLUE SEAL SOLID FOOD KING — Limit 2 With IS Order FRENCH FRIES 3 AMERICAN BEAUTY • CORN PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY NOON no. L<,llt ' With 19 Order Limit 8 POLE BEAMS ao.’i QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED CANS 1’ lr s .r Champ McKinley Back To Books fjUftr ’ up the measure "could eomi the middle of next week." Dirksen said it was “ too early’’ to consider cloture — gag rule against debate—and this point might not be reach­ ed for three more weeks. Dirksen also aald he would support a motion to tend the bill to the Judiciary Commit­ tee for a period of study. The anti-civU rights teem of Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D* La., waa scheduled to provide the oratory today against the WUh 15 Order i'Uaee jjOWWN R/I’K Banaii. i 2 9 c LEMONS l a h g b Yo r k LB. tillli dot. 39c 39c : Lm s IIo m i 4th. 84. A le e fw i A te. 1100 W. 13th Strati « �V «* M a rl frrtH [Pape 12— March 11, 19641 Bear Lake Has Good Program In Scouting By M aryan MOea The Scouting program fori girla la well represented la the Bear Lake area by a Dumber of Brownie and Girl | Scout Troop*. Brownie Troop 363 meet* at I 2:30 p. m. each Wedneaday at the home of the leader, Mr*. E lm o Cox who i* aaaiated by Mr*. AUene Smith a* eo-| leader. Girla in thla group are worktag on "dig bag*" to taka on I eookouta and are planning to make Eaater greeting card* | for their parent*. Brownie* in Troop 006 are I making "slt-upons" and a ahell garden. Mra. Kay Viet* U leader o f thla group and| meeting* are held each WedBeaday at 2:30 p. m. at the I Bear Lake E l e m e n t a r y | School. Girl Scout Tlroop 494, made! «p of eighth grader*, la led by Mra. Sarah Hall and Mra. Betty Brannon. Theae girla will make a weekend camping trip to Alexander Spring* In the Ocala National Foreat thla | week. Troop 603 for aixth grade | girla ha* Sira. Lorraine EgBer aa leader and Mra. Bar* I bar* Hoover aa co-leader. | Member* are learning the aevan baale camping akllU—to I build a fire, to tie two baale knot*, to take care of knlvea, to admlnlater baale first aid treatment, to cook on an open fire, to read a compact and map and to roll their bed | roll*. Key Club Wins Top Award Key Club International, high I achool boy*' service organiza­ tion sponsored by Klwania In­ ternational, has won a top | award In the annual Free­ dom* Foundation American­ ism competition, according to Dr. John F. Darby, presi­ dent of the Sanford Kiwanls Club. Tha local Klwania Club sponsors the Key Club at Seminole High School. The award which was pre­ sented to Kenneth Coben, on February 22, at Valley Forge, cam e for Key Club's 1963 theme, "Fulfill Freedom's Challenge." Dr. Kenneth D. Well*, president o f the Free­ doms Foundation, mad* the presentation. Klwania International, too. was honored. The organisation! received a Dlatlngushed Ser­ vice Award for Its 1963-641 theme, "Responsibility— The Key to Freedom." Kiwanls has won a top award each | year cine* Freedoms Founda­ tion began. Circle K International, a | college men's service organ­ isation, also sponsored by Kiwanls, received a George] Washington Honor Medal. Library To Close Friday Nights H ie Sanford Public Library will curtail Friday night hour* during tha aummer months, city commissioners avers told Monday night. Due to the lack of person Del, created by vacations, the library will not be open dur­ ing that time. SO EXTRA With This |Coupon 4 Tha Purchase Of Each Honelcae BEEF ROAST (Over I Lba.) 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Only, Thm SaU, March 14 EXTRA With This Coupon ft The Purrhaae Of "Dry Milk" HANALAC 16 Vt G*L I’ kga. 11.29 d JI S GOLD BOND STAM PS 60 EXTRA With Thla Coupon ft The Purrhaae Of -R oyal" GELATIN • Reg. Pkg*. 49c *Thrtftway"rJ| Coupon good at year T hrift* ay" Only, Tkra Sau. March 14 Jf Only, Thrn BaL, March 14 Miami, FU. rS 1 �j f IT Family Ties Needed i! n No parent likes to fee! he doesn't know where hia child may be or what he’s doing. But you have only to pick up your newspaper to discover that this is the cuse in many a home. In a midwestern city, for example, a futhcr and mother were shocked the other day to be told by police that for several mouths their son hudn't been studying or usleep in his room ns they thought he had been, but had. in fact, been out rob­ bing neighborhood stores and hiding the loot in his home. In another city a gang of teen-age boys stole several thousand dollars’ worth o f snow removal equipment and other sizable stuff and "hid” the loot in their own family garages. They needed the motors of the stolen equipment to use in building minia­ ture autos. When police uncovered the thefts, the amazed father of one o f the boys hud to make several trips to the police station to return all the Worry Clinic loot his son had secreted in the fam­ ily garage. It could happen to anyone. |>orhaps. But you huvc to wonder how anyone could hide that much sizable stuff in a family garage nnd get away with it. Didn’t anyone else ever enter the garage? Didn't anyone ever wonder what all that stuff was doing there? You have to wonder, too, how par­ ents can be oblivious to the fact that their child is up to such shenanigans. Didn't the youngster give a single clue by his behavior? You have to conclude that it can happen only when parents nnd chil­ dren are out o f touch— when the family circle is no longer a circle becuuse the parents may be afraid of being written o ff as squares. Maybe fewer cars would be stolen, fewer gas stations heisted, less vandclism perpetrated if parents nnd youngsters lived closer together. It just might be worth trying by more families. Harry is tvplrol of ma­ ny r a i l r o a d executive* w h o s e concealed mind* hare reused most of the p aten tee Iraffi- to leave railroad- and aeek hua «r airplane competition. It lake* men with rla*lie imagination and merchan­ dising gumption In *ierr htg induklrir*. 1M n o t of th* point* I ago. was hnilt fe handle • mad*. hair of .ottnn on a platform For example. I showed 5'J fltrhr* high, is nn reason 52 inch height ! thorn the aplondid salcsiuan- why Dial alt 1-hip ontplnyod by tlioir Ut should have persisted o«t competitor, nnmrly, thr thinugli these years, umhalIrngfd." an lino*. And I pointed out flagisnt And I raplainod that railmud* were inattentive In tlir violations of simple mari wishes of tlioir potential i haiiilising and sales tact on Ihe Pullman*. patron*. Also, I suggested that "Wlion I recently phoned CASK S-4II9: Harry X.. trucks he equipped with roour Union Station tor infor­ aged 47. i* a vice-president mation a It o u t a certain liaelahlr wheel* lo fit th* of an Aniericim railroad. i ails, so Iha big semi* of When I ad tile* aI'll the train," I began, "thr opera­ Ihe trucking industiy could I ritzy railioad executive* club tor positively informed me hr hooked together as a long in Chicago, I aim ply follow­ no such train was operating. "Hut I took that iiiiic freight train ami thus one ed it* request for me to of­ diesrl could pull Ion truck fer a psychoanalysis of rail­ tiaiu a month ago," I pm j tested, "and the ItV hasn’t I loud*, roading. At the end of m.v a d d ic t, And I tried to u*e the pet nutted it to lie cMlicelloil a half-drunken vice president "sandwich" method of in­ in this abort a time." So I went on to inform of one the railioad* cams up set ting any criticism be­ tween two layer* o f compli­ these railroad men that it , mid wanted to start a fist cost me FOUR phone call*, |fight boause I had suggestments. that passenger trains Hut tin* gioup had little at III rents apiece, just to i ed or no scn*e of mcrcliamlis- |try to dig up the informs- |were on their way out tining psychology »o they mi**- I tion so I could pay 3175 for less railroad leader* woke a loundlrip ticket. , up fa-t to the threat of sirI "Any other merchandising |lines. firm would really be on it* "My grandfather started toe* when item* totalling the tailroad," lie scream­ flJ.i were hanging file." ed si me, "and I'll have you And I cited dozens of act- know, Dr. I'ranr, that our ll a tlclcniiincd individual was willing to dir In accom- »al ca-e* which my friends passenger tiaius will he run­ |)li*h his purpo-e, there could had repotted to me about the ning I(Ml years from now.” he no absolute protcelion I lack of simple sale* psycholRill just three years later agaillst him. ogy on the part of the rail- hi* railroad asked the ICG —Dwight I). Eisenhower, on load*. for permission to rancel its Then I reminded them of main passenger service! the a*>u*simition o( prttfithe congealed thinking, even dent*. Ami the piggy-back flat engineering wise, which ha I cars for trucks have since Higher education will have kept the floor of Height come on the scene, though lo provide as many new bllild |cars 52 inches above the they ate still antiquated in mgs between 1911(1 and 1970' ground, thus offering nn tin- comparison with retractable as were constructed . . . in necessarily high renter of wheels. the |M-riod beginning with llm j gravity for loaded Height Next day a top Pullman lotinding of Harvard in HkHtjcars. Company executive wrote me until 19tio. | "Just because tns first defensively because I had —Dr. William M. Ilenton Jr.. Height ear, some 125 year* mentioned flawra in Pullman vice president of Western service) Imagine such myo­ Iteserva University. pia) (Always write So l>r. Crene in rare ef The Han­ A doctor says Ihr average ford Herald, enrlusing a person spend* one-third of a long stamped, addressed lifetime in sleep. With little rnvrlop# and 20 rent* to rn«er typing and printing Q—How many opera* did kid* around Ihr house? rotle when you arnd for Beethoven compose? A—Only one — "F idclio," No matter how mum cook* one of hit booklrte.) (Copy» right by Th* performed for the lin t lime M)inai.|i some little kids still Hopkine Syndicate, Inc.) in 1805. won't eat it. Ju*t an old spin­ ach custom. • • • Q_W hal is the twilight OVER 35 YEAR8 limit? Turn olf your bright lights— AI First A Palmetto A—The limit of twilight is they are a glaring nuisance (Alongside old post office) the greatest height at which on the highway. tlie density of the air still i* sufficient lo cause a pereepare Kids satisfied with tililc amount of scattered sun i scraps j.*-rapn for dinner a* long as din li.,1.1 *1*1.S. i l n i alls! lo 'll*....I ill light. This height is aland 40 they're not between their miles alMivr Ihe earth, pill cult. • • C a rp e ls • F u rn itu re Q—How did Thomas Jeffer­ When mom runs out of • Pianos son describe thr presidency? change a little piggy bank is 1 • Tile * Rental lledn A - "The arcoml office o( I likely lo go to market. the government is honorable and easy; the first is Inii a jpleiidnl misery." Tribute To British (ft The British, while not minimizing the scientific "brain drain" so much in the news recently, would like to place the situation in proper per­ spective. As Selwyn Lloyd, Lord Privy Seal, told Parliament the other day: "The plain fuct is that so long ns the Un­ ited States hns a gross national pro­ duct eight times as great as ours it will be natural for people to want to go there." He hastened to add, however, that the 879 British scientific emigrants to the United States in 1903 repre­ sented only about one-hnlf o f one per cent o f British domestic require­ ments. Government expenditure in Great Britain for scientific research nnd education has increased almost six­ fold in the last 12 years. The num­ ber o f graduate and undergraduate students has doubled since 1910. Thought For Today "I am not ashamed o f the Gospel: it is the power of God for salvation to every one who has faith . . . " — H om ans 1 :1 6 ( B S V ) . • • « ) i ft Phil Newsom Says . . . Case Histories Alike >8* I T j 1 > 4 I( I Tn I world dominated by two super powers, each with a nuclear capacity to over­ kill, a curious fact emerge*. It la that both of the auper powers, Uie United Stales and the Soviet Union, have been challenged with relative im­ punity by nation* which are among the world’* amallest. The immediate case in point is Albania's seizure of five Soviet Embassy build­ ings In the Albanian capital of Tirana. The counter point is Cuba. And from live two comes a wonder whether the two sup­ erpowers. ai they have mov­ ed toward nuclear stalemate and tire k n o w l e d g e of what each could do tlic other, have not at the same time vacated claims for leudcrshlp. The case hlatorie* of Cuba v*. Die United State*, and Al­ bania v*. the Soviet Union are remarkably similar. Albania's scisur® of Use Russian Embassy buildings is the lalcst episode in a quar­ rel which has split the Com­ munist world. But in late December, 1931, it was a different story. Then, Albanian first party Secretary Gen. Enver Ifoxha and Premier Gen. Mehmct Shehu were in Moscow con­ cluding agreements under which Moscow not only would Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Barton 838-1318 Bear I.ake-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Mile* 838-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-8048 Chuluota Mrs. Josn Magin 365-3713 PeBary Mrs- Adam Muller 868-4418 Enterprise Mies Helm Snodgrass 868-9933 Lake Mary M n . Frances Waaler 322-6218 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. f~ Juhnsoa 322-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3117 Osteen Mrs. Clarenrc Snyder 322-4841 Oriedo Mrs. George Kelsey 365-3484 Sanford, Florida Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N E A ) — alarm spread by the puzzling strikes occur. The strikes are A huge airplane wing i* be­ I Elk ton crnsli. delivered, o f ruurse, to various The hard fact is that ill tin-1portions of the wing. ing bombarded steadily with slid years ahead, simulated lightning strikes to |months Researchers also aic r»-cxh e l p investigators d e c i d e more umi more aircraft will nmiiiiiig the nature and posi­ flying through severe whether lightning is. after all, be tion of the fuel vents which all a potential killer o f modern stoim conditions along U. S. aircluft have. For years they airways. The buildup o f traf­ uirvrnfL have been commonly equipped 'I liese spectacular tests aic fic will not allow niilinrs to with "flame arresters" de­ going forward in .Miami by rrsort o» easily to the best signed to pi event fire from privute researcher* under con­ aulcty measure—uvoiilunre of any smiive reaching the fuel tract to the Federal Aviation storms. tank interior. Agency. They are an out­ Thus the big commercial These devices were thor­ growth of the fiery crash o f a Iairliners can expect to sustain |oughly tested when jet airPun American jet ucur Elk- nioio frequent l i g h t n i n g rtufl flisl took to the air. ton. 5!d., last December. |stiikrs and tuibulem-e. This They were adjudged safe. Rut A recent three-day Civil I latter, both in storms and in 1the Klkton eiush has aviation Aeronautics Hoard hearing in clear air, is the subject of expel ts wondering whether Philadelphia failed to throw other vital FAA studies. the present “ arresteis’* an- n« new light on the accident, ll The Klkton accident reveal­ foolpioof ns they seemed. New was established that lightning ed how little is known of the; type* may emerge. did hit the Pan American behavior of lightning *ndi Nnmeiuus immediate pieplane. Hut FAA experts say it j other rlcctrieul phenomena in Imillions were taken after Elk\ us not shown by what inruns relation to uireruft in (light. ' tnn lo reduce the danger of this "ignition source'* could In the .Miami mukc-believe, ignition from external electiihave reached tint jet fuel in 'perhaps the most interesting j cal phenomena. Hut FAA men this particular instance. feature of the tests is the ut- feel thul if lightning was the Lightning nevertheless re­ |tempt to gauge the effect of j culprit In *t December, they mains a prime sus|K-ct in the simulated lightning on the in -' limy not liuvr the icgl answer (j—What city u sometime, Klkton disaster. Except for one t iio r o f wing fuel tanks. until they probe successfully j referred lo a* "Thr Mislre*. fuzzy ease involving u TWA | One theory is that ignition the m y.tciir* within thr fuel ! of thr W orld?" Constellution near Milan, Italy, ! of fuel might come from "in- tank nnd venting system. i A—Rome, Italy u few ycura back, this phe­ |leruul airing and sparking.” nomenon nuver before bus , It is assumed that when lighthern taken so seriously as a ! n.ng hits, it sends n surge of tlurut to sufety. I current through the wing's The make-believe lightning mitul skin, structural meinstrikes in Miami are a key |hers ami related parts. Hut £ST. 1935 urt o f the federal govern­ these are not to tightly join- j ment's urgent short • range ed as to provide a eontiuuous b C t A T ** I A V 7 t program. Another inquiry in­ flow of i init-iit. If the ruricnl volves i lu cks on the iclutivu thcirfoie jumps the gups, safety o f the two kinds of jet dnngcious spaiks may result. ' fuel now used— sometimes in The "Isboiatory wing" In 114 S o . P a lm etto mixture. Miami has its fuel tanks load­ m C/> What gives the new studies ed with instruments to m eat-' And in 19fi0 Castro nation­ some urgency is not just the Uie whut happens when the alized the last remaining U.S. d property ut Cuba. P h on e FA & 2-0814 Barbs Sanford Furniture Co. The Best Place For That Tax Cut! Every Pay Day! In this same year, Castro Wed., March 11, 1964 wai.TCS* a. eitsi.ow . k u it o b an d rca t.tsa w w 1 II * >K SOl.TOI.IXIS. ( irralatlaa - fioeerel H*ai|M JtLIS.S t» STICSaTIlOM BOV g r e k n Advertising Managir Associate Editor ISKU VAN rs.I.T gA H B It:rr SE. JOHNSON CIom Kl«d Director Managing Editor JANIE SHOEMAKER 41 in WMI.M Busin*** Sfsnagtr County Editor ERED WEt.t.O %s o * s r o i r c R Merkeelcsl Bugt. gocloty Editor s c is c a ie n u * a n s a l * a * Dtlltiry R f SSatl Svmloolt Taaaty loan Albania $10 million but also would build free hydro­ electric plank*, an oil refin­ ery and textile and other fac­ tories. The agreement* form ­ ally were concluded In April. 1959. Also in April, 1959. Kidd Castro visited Washington. "W e are not Communists," he said, and he added that Cuba had no intention of con­ fiscating foreign private in­ dustry. In case of conflict be­ tween East and West, he in­ timated, Cuba would be on the side of the West. But soon the cracks began to show. In 1959, the Red Chinese began moving in on the So­ viet Union's Albanian pre­ serve with loan and trade agreements. By late 1959, Cas­ tro was denouncing the Unit­ ed States as an aggressor. In I9*i0, Albania openly I chev's de-Stalinization pro­ j gram. Ifoxha. placed in power with the aid of Yugoslavia’s President Tito, joined Red fcattforft Page 1-A Quotes Britain spends more on science per capita than France and West Ger­ many combined. Actually, the "brain drain" is quite as much as compliment to the British standard o f education as it is to the American standard of liv­ ing. And it is, after all, in the fam­ ily. No Christian apologizes for his faith, his salvation, or his Lord. No one knows the Risen Christ will hesitate to speak a good word for Jesus Christ. — Rev. John T. Adams, Minister, First Methodist Church, Sanford. it Dr. Crane’s DIAMONDS ON THE DOORSTEP All Stk*r Si* XVs*k t T*or HISS | Totr S.OS I Month* S IS • Month* *.*• I Month* S.M I Month* t.tt I Month l.w i Month U. ■. Poaiat R*g ulsiloas provide that all anil subscription* b* psld In advance. __________ Fntorid *■ ttrond clan m*M*r October Id, t i l l at IN* Put Of fire of Hanford. Florida. und»r tho Act at Congrsta at March. Thb Htrnld lb * member of th* Cnliod Pro** which Is **• titled aicjus'.voly to th* u*o for rspublleaUoa of nil th* Ucsl nows prlatbd la Ula **w***p#r._______ No part of nay material, now* or aeverusiag, * f ta|s oditloa •f Th* Sanford llorald may b* roprodueod la nay mannor with­ out written pormlboloa of tb# publisher of Th* fibroid. Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will bo considered a* Infringing on Th* llbrbld't copyright nnd will b* hold llbbl* for damkglog under th* law. PuulUhsd dally oicopt Retard*?, «n*d*y nnd Christmas; published aolnrday procoodisg L tually ignored by all other Communist nations. In economic and military field*, punitive measures tak­ en by the United State* and the Soviet Union against their small adversaries also were similar. Russian expert* were with­ drawn from Albania and satel­ lite nations urged to break diplomatic relation*. Albania was expelled from the War­ saw Pact just as Cuba wai barred from the Organization of American States and plac­ ed under economic boycott by the United States. But sgsln the line broke. Romanis re-estsblished con­ tact with Albania just as the United States' allies refused to join the boycott against Cubs. As the world has become convinced that the nuclear | stalemate between the U.S. S.R. and the United States will prevent a major war. so too has the monolithic structure of world commun­ ism and the close ties o f the Western alliance been w eak -; coed. And Use initiative has been passed to weaker powers. .. m f .v Jl yWkfufoQ i n # # rfor your Dream Home? Idyllwilde m •W-.1 “ Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT Situated on lurgc individually landncuped lots Features include central heat and uir conditIoiiin>r TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE MODERN KITCHENS GENERAL ® BY ELECTRIC ^nD SU rm U U U i IVfcl V <> Mekr ll Mark For You. VVv c o n s t r u c t io n c o m p a n y Custom Building Our Specialty (jcncrel Office 211 VV 25th St. 222-2103 Sul.-* Office :J22-7II»5 You Workrd For It. STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS < i �V rrirrrr ia iin iiii i mi i ii» i ft ! c‘*v; . OUR i B O A R D IN G H O U SE Vlyr ft g g fg r l ’ ’ age 2-A—March 11, *64 | m 9 H By L m Deaaen Newspaper Enterprise Analyst UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, — (NEA) — Foreign aIf aIn prognostlcatora and crystal ball gaiera predict further re* taxation In Eaat-Weat tension in 1904. Moscow's "pinpricks" in B e r l i n will continue, of course. There will also be sporadic coups, “ revolutions" and “ wars of liberation" in the usual trouble spots of Asia, Africa and Latin Amer* iea. However, they are not ex* pected to alter the course of •vents set In motion by Pres­ ident Kennedy la IMS. Mounting conflict between Russia and Red China and the critical economic situation in the Communist world will do much to deter Moscow and Peiping from embarking on any military or political ad­ ventures that are likely to threaten peace. There is no doubt that the I i I n r m STUDYING ANCIENT ROMAN M Y TH O LO G Y A TN 1G H T SCVtOO p T OUT OUR A n c i e n t •R o m a n M YTH OLOG Yr f, WAY M U W TO <MAMSCAMKM VTTHTM'SPSSD OFA FOOL, »l/T TO tern ALLIS/WORK* I Easing O f Tensions Foreseen nuclear teat ban agreement charted the beginning of a atap forward in tha relation* between the Free World and tha Soviet bloc. It brought aome hope to a world in fear of an atomic conflict. However, the great tragedy of the century befell civilised men when an aataaaln ended the life of John Kennedy, on* of the authors of the teat ban agreement. But even in tragedy an ca scntlal truth about America was revealed to friend and is foe alike: Democracy steadfast in the United States. President Lyndon B. Johnson, in a few abort weeks, proven that a free nation pro vides an able leader for Just auch tragic contingencies. While the world greeted the treaty, Prealdcnt Kennedy cautioned: "It is only a first step . . . A step toward rea son, a step away from war , . But it will not cause the Communists to forego their By T IZ Z Y K a te O san n !«X C //P O U R A N C E ST O R S ,3 n f •w v w k w u w n N w M3U J05TCANTICTP ~ y , a n yth in g e e o a e r ABOUND T H » PLACE. UlOOMai u IF - ^[Vm* "No wonder fra had no troublg trying to avoid Horbio. I found out ho'o boon trying to ovoid mol** C A R N IV A L B y Dick Turner |* I L, ' * 3-11 ^ ...NOR YOU EITHER, MlSTEB NICE SMITH* . SH OR T RIBS WORU> FMRCMOVRP r*OM \poKS._ MOO HOU) MV ON OF A v w c w u x m u .it Dutch Schultz Killer Paroled •flora moet RECENTLY w orm s -ih a h w f o r •WMRKSHAW. SM EftU !*' a ssa rt T OMM r i l M I T l M l Ltvao HER « r a a s a w u l w r t io c K ar/iMOl<MU CAM ^ . C U » - y n | S MJMUtT i -Ho OOULO go into _ bo boo * o Moo my I o u p p o M l At rood j f i t onytNbgt** to Fn vtiaa Futile D)efc«mf<m auvaly a OM mw senator TBator* (pnAs) BUG S B U N N Y BUM. BCTTLIDOWN-NWRi . KltPIKJO ME AWAKE I „ Cabinet Lends Canal Agency $1.5 Million TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Th* Canal Authority o f Flor­ ida borrowed fl.5 million from the Cabinet today for the purehaae o f new right-of-way for the Crosa Florida Barge CanaL Th* money, to com* from th* trustee* of th* Internal Improvement Fund, will b* re­ paid at thre* p«r cant interest from land aalaa by tha Canal Authority after tha canal la completed. State conservation director Randolph Hodges said the full amount oI money wouldn't ba needed for a year or more, but it had to be available to en» abl* th* U. 8. Corp* o f Engl* necra to start ita planning. m 11 ambitions or eliminate tha danger of w ar." These are also tha views of President Johnson who pledg* ed to continue the Kennedy policies in international af* fairs. Communist Cuba will re­ main a m ajor problem far American foreign p o l l e y . However, by the end of 1963, Fidel Caatro's appeal and in­ fluence had substantially di­ minished and ha is expected to lota more ground In 1964. Caatro's subversion and ter­ rorism is increasingly stimu­ lating Latin American states to Join together in an efiort to curb him. Tbe test will come in oil-rich Veneiuela, Cuba's No. 1 target. If all goes well in Veneiuela be. tween now and March when President-elect Leonl takes office, communism will have suffered a serious setback in the Western Hemisphere. Tbe year 1963 witnessed a change in the leadership of three major NATO nations: President Kennedy, Britain's Prime Minister Macmillan and West German Chancellor Adenauer were succeeded by Johnson, Home and Erhard. But the new leaders are ex­ pected to continue the policies of their predecessors. To be sure, there is disten­ sion in the North Atlantic Al­ liance. But aa • top Western diplomat said, "I h e NATO nations stand solidly together against communism though seemlngty divided on how to cope with peace.” President Johnson, ■ skilled negotiator and realistic poli­ tician will meet with French President DeGauIIe and the leaders of Wcat Germany, Italy and Britain in an effort to iron out differences. Finally, in 1964, aa in the p r e v i o u s year, idealistic young Americans serving in the Peace Corps will devote their time, labor and talents generously for the advance­ ment of human decency and social and economic progress in tbe undeveloped nations of Asia, Africa and Latin Amer­ ica. SORBY, ELMERI MATftE RfAOlN1WILL MAKE , MS SLEEPY!/ NO,YOU D0NT1X WANT < n u ru aM T ^ sp u r r . n. i fuiMsm fil I I H i* * t r « It Wood** XXlaminin* TRENTON, N. J. (U PI) — Chartls (Th* Bug) Workman was released today after 21 years behind hart for tha a l l y ing o f Prohibition-era policy kingpin Dutch Bchnlts. Workman waa serving a life term and will b* on parole aa long aa h# lives. ''Charlie Tha Bug" was eonrieted In 1941, nearly six year* after Schults and thre* of bit underworld cronies war* gunned down la a Newark res­ taurant Ex-Convict Slain can mi* It Sam — as Pitres 41 South Aincaa Irto I Give i MIAMI (U PI) - An ax-coi Viet, Michael Rosa, 39. o f M ami, facing a prison term i a stolen money order acbcm waa found shot to death in downtown hotel early todaj police said. Polio* charge Chester Gray, 40, of Ne ork, with first degree mui der. •4 Run drink U DlitinMcoab. IarmI ST. PETERSBURG (UPIVbor Carlson Jr., XT, THERE# ONLY > ONE OTHER 7HIN0 THATX CN DOT RELAX) NO. surround X WILL f O N A P in t Polk* Fort* On Aug. 1«, 1669, a “ Rati Watch" o f tight men vn established in th* colony New Amsterdam, tha fii police fore* In Amerie*. NOT RR8PONBIBLB I will a*t be r**p— albl* fo r gay debt* iacarred by gay*M eU er Una myself. BARRY GRIMM ..b * �•) It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Phone Classified >i CLASSIFIED INDEX CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tum ., thru Fii. . 2 P. M. day 1. Lost & Found before insertion. Mon. • Sit. 2. Notices - Personals noon. 3. Education - Instruction Otir Banfnrb frralb March 11, *64— Page 3-A 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* 34. Articles For Sale treci. Dial 3 BR., 144 bath home. As­ 3 BR., Fla. Rm., 114 baths, Will p r u n e READY MIX CONCRETE sume payments. 322-3433. 322-3790. cent, heat, alr-cond. $430 Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Down, $84 mo. 322-8313. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, GARDENER will cut grass, cement, rock, pipe, 4. Transportation S t Johns Realty KEEP cool and refreshed take care plant*. Day, week, sand, RESPONSIBILITY: steel, greaie traps, dry 5. Food THE TIME TESTED FIRM operating y o u r business monthly ratea, Reasonable. The Herald win not be re* 6. For Rent wells. Stepping stones. t il N. Park Ava. FA 2-8123 from beside this beautiful 322-7225. From Sanford Exchange iponiible for more than one 6A Special Notices MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. screen-enclosed pool with incorrect Iniertlon of your ad, 7. Business Rentals 309 Elm Ave. 322-5731 GREENBRIAR the poolside telephone. This P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out. and reserves the right to re 8. Beach Rentals Choice lota availabla in Large, Small. Call Bob Is only one o f the many vise or reject any advertise­ 9. For Sale or Rent S IN G E R Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor 323-0742. features, like never touch­ ment from what ordered to 10. Wanted to Rent overlooking golf course. ROUND BOBBIN MACHINK ing dirt from house to pool. From Seminole County conform to the policies of thia 11. Real Estate Wanted Custom building to your (Rental Machine) House? Oh, it is a lovely 3- FOR REPAIRS A PAINT­ paper. Reduced 23% specifications. Greenbrlar 12. Real Estate For Sale ING: Phone 322-5426. bedroom, 2 bath, with Fla. Call Singer Representative developed by 13. Mortgage Loons d e a d l in e s Rm. and wall-to-wall car­ PIANO SVC. A TUNING WX 6800 14. Insurance K1NGSW00D peting. Shown by appoint STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Rebuilding • Refelttng NOT LONG DISTANCE BUILDERS, INC. 15. Rusiness Opportunit: ment only. Call Stemper Tu*s., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day Carpets elean easier with the FREE ESTIMATES 202 Fairmont Dr. 16. Fcmnlc Help Wantei5? Agency, 1918 So. French Blue Lustre Electric Sham* GENE CUMBAA O ffice 204 W . First before insertion. Mon. • Sat 17. Male Help Wanted FA 2-8074 Ave., 322-4991 today for noon. pooer. Only $1 per day. Car* 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. 18. Help Wanted yours. 2 BR. Home, Study, 114 roll’s Furniture. 19. Situations Wanted Complete tractor work, plowBaths, large Family Rm. In 20. Babysitters 3 BR FRAME HOME l n g , dlielng, cultivating, SINGER SLANT NEEDLE good neighborhood; lndud 21. Beauty Salons Outside Patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit R o n c i r x n x n r im n o r * landicaplng. 322-3790. lng stove, refrlg., room airM C T t T l o r * NAMS4 R«HR .TA TtTB 22. Build - Paint - Repair Trees. In th* Country. Like new Sewlog condition. conditioner, washing ma TO WHOM IT MAT CO.VCEIIN: N O T IC E 1.1 h e re b y a lr e n th a t 23. Building Materials NEED A PICTURE? $7,000 - TERMS t am e n a a e e d In b u tln e a e a t Zigzags, buttonholes, mono* Nolle* I* h.rabjr Btvon that O chine A ruga. Really ter vle d n . I . m l n n t . C n u n ly , F l o r ­ Call Bill Vincent at 24. Electrical Services the un4aralgn.it, purtuint to FURNISHED grams, etc. Balance now rifle buyl Monthly pay­ id a , u n d e r th * f lc t lt ln u * n tm e th* •Klctltloui Nam* Statuta" The Sanford Herald 25. Plumbing Services 8 BR, 1 BATH HOME due: $82.30 o r $7.80 month* ments $83.30. Ch.pt*r III.01, Florid* Hta • o f. O vie d o E le c t r ic , an d th a t f In te n d to r e a l it e r te ld n am e I. D. Portraits, Commarrlal, 26. Radio & Television Frame Construction tut*. will raslatar w i t h ly. Fully guaranteed. Call K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, th * C le ric o f t h * C ir c u it th* Cleric of the Circuit Court Cwoith Parties A Gatherings, 27. Special Services $9300 with $300 DOWN now for Free Home Trial. lne. In and for Seminole county, id au. rt.In P eamc ctnoordlea nCc eo u nwtyit. h F l othr*­ Small or Large. 28. Laundry Service Florida, upon receipt of proof Liberal trade for old ma* FA 2-8074 v le lo n e of th e F ic t it io u s FAST SERVICE of the publication of thta no­ pNro ROSA L. PA Y TO N 29. Automobile Service chin*. Ph. 322-7461. a m * H ta tu te a , t o - w lt : Bee lle*, th* flctlttoua name, toDay 322-2611 . Night 322 0922 Real Eatate Broker n IS i.O ) F lo r id a S ta tu te * 29A. Auto Accessories wltt CKNTllAI, EI.KCTHEND tl» FH A - V A HOMES FAHeir. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha under which we ar« angag.d 1)47. 30. Machinery Tools B l» : E d w a r d M. K a e e ll 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS Small gardena plowed with Leas than 1 yr. old. Fully In builnee* at 11 Fern IMaia 31. Poultry • Live stock P u b lla h F e b . S I A i t e r . I , 11, "Why th* finger bowls? You people B it with In th* Cltr *t Far. rark. Flor­ I I . 1)44. 1. 1V4, A 2 BATHS Roto Tiller, nothing too EVERETT A. H A R P E R automatic. This machine 31A. Pets ida. your HANDS?" amall. 322-3638. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM enn-ss AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. uses twin needles, aews on That th* party Interacted In 32. Flowers Shrubs •aid buelnea* anterprlie la aa KHA VA Sales Broker. 2463 buttons, monograms, makea NOTICE I MICH CONCRETE PLACING 33. Furniture followei S. Park Ave. 322-2284, FlrTITIOI * NAME t.AW buttonholes and does fancy L Notices - reraonale 6. For Rent Low Monthly Payments Air Flew Dttlqne. Inc., A FINISHING 34. Articles Tor Sale N O T I C E IS HEnEDT O IV 322-2283. Dated at Maitland, Orana* atitchei. Sold new, $379.40. For Complete Information Specialize Patios, Driveways 34-A Swap or Exchange County, Florida, February j», E S th a t th * u n d e re ly n e d deINCOME TAX SERVICE Houeetreiler. West lit SL, to Balance now due, $139.30, or a ir in g to a n s a e * In huetn *ea 35. Articles Wanted See Or Call Your 11*4. Work Guaranteed LAKE MAHY, New 2 BR., O. M. Iltrriaoiia Rlvervlew, turn right Tubllah Feb. II * Mar. 4. II, t S a n fo rd . S i'n iln o l* C o u n ty , pay $7.30 monthly. Liberal FREE ESTIMATES nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile F lo r id a , u n d e r th * n am e o f 56. Automobiles - Trucks FHA - V A II. lilt . 1311 Paimelto blocks, across from Kin trades for your old ma* S A I I L A C N H E II A M A a t 111 36-A Autos Wanted HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. balh, set-in grove. New low 322-8^7 322-7948 dergsrten. D. II. School |* lh Bt r e c t . H an fo rd N O T I C E C .M I E K F I C T I T I O I ■ W e s t chine. Thla Won’t Last 322-1807 37. Boats Motors price. Owner. 322-6859. F lo r id a , In te n d to r e R l a t e r t he NAM E IT A T IT E SALES BROKER craft. Long! Call now for FREE TV* W H O M I T M A T C O N C E It V : earns n am e w ith t h * C le r k o f 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Plano Itoitng and Repair Vacuum Cleaner NO HOME IS PERFECT! HOME TRIAL, 322-7468. N o tic e le h er eby Riven th e ! th * C i r c u it C o u rt o f B * m ln o l* 89. Trailers - Cabanas t h * underetRned. p u rs u a n t to C o u n ty , F lo r id a . Rrpalri, parts; Elactrolui, 2 BR Unfurn. houie. M ml Tills one is Close! Top condi­ W. L. Harmon — FA 1-4233 Jo h n It . T-o»cb *lt t h * ' T lc t lt l n u e N am e H le t u t * " 40. Farm Equipment GUNS. New k Used. Large fm. St. Johns Bridge on 17 Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, 322-2420 tion 2 Bedroom, Quality con­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 2363 Park Dr. C h a p t e r I4 S .0 ), F lo r id a B la t u t e , K u * H. L o c r h e lt selection. Will trade, Alto 82. Call Collect 337-3292 w i l l r e R la te r w it h th * C le r k H U T C H IS O N A N D L K F F L K I l GE, etc. Clcancra sold, ex struction throughout. Perm. Local automobile dealcrt of­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS o f th e C ir c u it C o u r t , In and E d w a r d * llu lld ln R repali. Tackle sold A re* Eustii. DEBAKY: 2 BR., terrazzo changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Booting, hardwood floors, f u r H e m ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , I ’ o el O ffic e fer their belt, buya In Herald D ra w e r II All Types and Sixes paired. Osteen Bridge Fish floor*, elec, heat, alr-cond Park Ave., Sanford, Phono 3 BR. house, Lake Monroe. upon re c a lp t o f p ro o f o f th * H a n fo rd . F lo r id a c h a r m i n g Interior, Fla. classified display ada. W* Repair and Service Camp A Gun Shop. built-in GE kitchen. $17,000 p u b lic a tio n o f t h l* n o t lc t , th * A tto r n * y e fo r O w n e r* FA 2-4765. Rm., glassed back porch, 322-3013. f lc t lt lo u * n am e t o - w lt : A I It P u b lla h M a r. I , 12, 1 ). S I , 1)14 b T 1 N E W. T. Corbett, Real Eatate FLO W D l H T U I l t l ’ TO H H u n d e r C O S -10 garage, fenced yard. All Machinery and Supply Co. RCA Color TV, $300. 108 VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL 2 BR. furnished, ell electric. 668-4791. w h ic h w e a re e n g ag e d In b u e lfor $9000, $700 Down. Country Club Drive. n ra e a t I I K e r n I 'l a i a In the 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 REPAIRS - SALES — 50514 Wylly Ave. 270. mo C it y o f F e r n I * a r k , F lo r id a . LOCH ARBOR B K M IN O I.E I I I I A T V ALL MAKES T h a t th e p a r ty In te re e te d In Ph. 322-3546. Fine Watch A Jewelry Repair Small chest type freezer. ■III A II I ) O F A I I J I N T M E A T 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Custom "THEMIBHTY MIOGET Phona 322-2282 ■aid b u aln aaa a n te rp r le a la aa Good condition. 322-3300, A a lle e o f P w k llr H e n r ie s V. L. GUMM, JEWELER built Home, just loaded f o llo w a : T o w h o m It m a y c o n c e rn : 2 Story house, 214 W. 15th S t, T H E WANT AD Air Flaw DailRna, Inc. 110 8. Park 322-3932 CASH SALE! Completely re* INVESTMENT A REALTY T h * 8*n 4 fft« l* C o u n ty H oard I . E d u ca tio n • In stru ctio n with quality and space. An Ph. 322-4179. W ill P e th * Je b fe rT e w Dated at Maitland. Oran.* o f A d ju e tm r n t w ill h old a Ideal Large Family home 116 N. PARK AVE. 822-9173 Tractor mowlug A Grading. cond. appliances. 90 day County, Florida, February It, p u b lic h e a r ln s to ro n a ld e r the 1914. MEN 18 TO 56 FURN. S Bedrm., oak floor*, warranty on all. 1-Chest with a realistic price of p o a a lb lllty o f R r a n llt iR a r e a r Call TA 2-7621. l'u b lla h F e b . I f , A M a r. 4. 11, WE WILL TRAIN YOU y a rd e r t lia r k v a r ia n c e to th * masonry home. 1 01k. Weit type freezer, $100. 1-Uprlght $21,000, with good terms II. IM4. Z o n in g lle g u la t lo n a a * re q u e a t* To operate or repair Heavy PROFITABLE of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then 1 con-:* freezer, $100. 1-Frigidelr* 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e available! If you appre­ rd b y P r a l r la Lake ll a p t l i t Equipment—Bulldozer, Mo blk. South on Eait St. to C h u rc h on Ih * f o llo w in g dee washer, $75. 2-Maytag wash­ ciate Quality, see this Fine NURSERY crlb e d p r o p e r t y : H e * 1*4 ) ft torgrader, Scraper, Crane Vincent Dr. I d 4-0214. A U T O G LASS ers, $65 ea. 2-Westlnghouso Home today! E and 710 ft H o f N ' i poet It Pays Dragline. Earn $180 per wk. Spacemate wethers, $45 ea. ru n N I I * f t K IS * f t R to IN S T A L L E D 2 Rms., furn. $33 incl. water, BUSINESS It ld R * H oad. N W e r ly a lo n e up after training here in the 1-Hotpolnt washer, $50. !• To Use Senkorik Glass end Paint ro a d to beg In S e c tio n 1 S - IIH elec. No pete. Ph. 322 8018 Southeast. NOT H o m s Friglilare refrigerator, $43. JO E . Company FOR fiALE Study. Mutt train S wka ROOM, Pvt. family. Gentle P u lille h e a r ln r w i l l b * h eld Dick1* Appliance Service, 1901 S. Park 322-3232 219 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4922 The H E R A L D In th * C o u n ty C o m m le e lo n e r* 110 E. Sanford. 322-7658. own expenie. Terms avail Nltaa: 322 9971-3031 or 2241 man preferred. 222 Hoorn. C o u rt H o u ee, H an fo rd . Imagine a business yon and COHEN RADIATOR SHOP able. Worldwide placement F lo r id a , on M a rc h 1*. 1)14 W a n t Ads. your spouse can operate to Free Inspection, estimates, Drums, ex. cond., $25 down, 2 Bedroom Duplex, fully furn. 3 HR., 1 Bath House. Modest a t 7:10 P . M. o r aa lo o n th e r e ­ STATE k VA APPROVED a f t e r a * p o a e lh l*. assume payment* of $11.18 gethcr. This la HI Home, down pymt. Low mo pymt. 382 Church St., Longwood full information lend pickup, delivery. Recoring H e m ln o l* C o u n ty H o a rd o f For mo. 322-0747 after 0. Real Eatate and Inventory lot N. Edgcmon Ave., No Call 83« 3816. A d ju s tm e n t name, addreie, age, phone, A repairs discounted. SID E G L A N C E S By Galbraith Hy l l a l A . C o lb e rt, C h a ir ­ must sell. Would consider Orlando. Ph. 322 3333. No houre home. 211M E. 3rd. 322-3443 1862 SINGER m an 3 Bedroom, lt t Bath house, lease to proper party. Price qualifying. National School of Heavy rublleti March 11, 1114. Drop-In Bobbin. Makea but* furn. or unfurn. 838-1311, Auto Olaaa, C D R -tl including everything is — Equipment tonholea, aews on buttons. WEEKEND cottage, l^mon Casselberry. A Sea* Cavers $40,ooo. Term i can be ar Bob M, Sanford Herald AHA EflTHEM ENT FOR RID* Zigzags and monograms. Bluff, furnlihrd. 322-3631, ranged. Th* Hoard of Public Inatruc A U T O G L A SS & S BR Unfurn. house, kit. Pay off balance o f $54 or tlon for Hemlnol* County, 6. For Rent equlpt., Military personnel. 2 BR. CB house. $87 month $7 monthly. Ph. 322-8411. Florid* will r*c*lv* bid* for JOHNNY WALKER, Broker S E A T CO V E R CO. complete. Ph. 822-7440. th* furnlahlng of alt tabor, $10 mo. Pb. 328-2388. 804 W. lad SI. FA MOtt malarial*, equipment and **r- 1 BR Houeetreiler furn. Ph. Hoariag Alda, like new. Will 122-6347 For Appointment vice* required for th* oonatrue 3221187. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 8 BR., unfurnished bouse. Pb. Executive type euitom-buUt sacrifice. Ph. 222-7434. lion of home. 2 BR., 2 bath, Fla. 222-1338. nviRHo II Hi If a cn o o L a * . Clean apt. Adults only. No 32. Flowers • Shrubs MAR. 5PKC. Ladies’ tennis dlllena, Hemlnol* C o u n t y , room, with while terrazzo 15. lIuHlneu Opportunity pete. 222-MOT. Florida, roml.tlng of a twoBrand new efficiency apt., ahoea, Reg. $2.99, Now $1.99, floors. A dream kitchen BLOOMING Roaea on Chero­ cl.teeroom eddltloni and SMALL Office apace suitable carporte. $60. mo. 322-3604. Army-Navy Surplus. with dishwasher and disCRUOMS ACADKRT Addl. NICK, large, furn. 2 Bdrm. kee etoek. All ether kinds for repair (hop, Lake Mary «)■■■, Hemlnol* County, Florpoial, fruit trees. In an apt. 1700 Magnolia. $18. e f Nursery ehrubbery and f BR. house, kit equipped, l l ’* TVs. $10 up. 700 W. 9th, Alr-cond. S28-I18S. Id*, eonalatlng o f a Mud* area of beautifully kept 288-1831. trees. llulldlnR, and Ml*e*llaaaou*| $78. 222 3303. Pb. 828 9792. and home*, within walking dla 19. Situation* Wanted Gray Shadows Nuraery LAKE MAIIV Rt.EMRNTARY Lg. 8 Bit, down furn. apt. 1 BR. furn. cottage. Adults lance of shopping renter I Chests, single A double B Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. BC'lloni, Addlllena, Bemlnol* Ironing, at homo. 322-7791. Water Furn. $88. 322-8784. only. 322-1187. and school*. 822-3863 evan bed*/ crib: Maple. Walnut County, Florida, contlitlns of three-clii.room and Lib­ ings, 322-7480 days. 33. F s r s lt u r e 3-ps. bedroom. Chrome din* Day work. 311-0313. Furn. efficiency apt., for 1 or rary Addition. etta, 8 high chairs. GE dry. On* hid for th* Mmhlntd oeuple, lights k water Inel. BY OWNER, 8 bedroom, lt t WANTED reliable couple to DAY WORK: 811 3766. p ro ject* (halt b* aubmllUd er. Reasonable. 322 6409, $43. 221-7399. taka up aeathly payment* bath home. One bedroom and wilt ho received Until 1tCS S B R IN O L B CO W N TT pm . Thursday, April I, 1114, B O A R D O P A D 4 V IT M R N T at $13.38 oa $ complete Almost new Band Saw. Ph. ha* separata entrance, can Ironing in my home. 3218238 1 BR. furn. apt. Quiet neigh­ at th* Hchool Administration Bailee *e Fefelle Maorto* room* ot furniture, call 322-3686. be rented for Income. Will l l ul l dl nR, Comm*r*l*l S t r**t, T* whom II mar aonaariu borhood. Ph. 322-1482, 8-3:30. Work wanted. 322-7033. Sanford. Florida, at Whloh The B*mla*le Caqatr 8aa»4 TB $-1111, Caeealberry, col­ Usde for smaller p ilo t. 122 4301 other time*. tlm* and ptar* th* hid* Wilt •I Adjuetmiat wilt will .1kali a 35. A r t id o x W o n te d lect. Shown hy appointment. Call SLIPCOVERS mad* to order, b* publicly opened and r**d eukli* heart** U c*Rilder tbe aloud FA 2 8846. tmailhllltr el artntlna f»r- I BR. Furn. Duplex. Avail­ Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. Sell Us Your Furniture. WANTEDI Citrus fruit. Largo Contract document* conalat mission to Install and operate able Mir. 1st. 14th Ave. or small amounts, Bondad of three seta of plan* and on* a ••■rase treatment plant and Quick Service With tbe $0, H ah yaittera Longwood, 8 ml. from N.A. >et of specification*. Unwind* a water plant aa rtquaatad by Fruit Buyer, Ph. Lot Mans, Caeh. SUPER TRADING and ipeoltlcatlone may he ob­ R. X. Carrlian, Jr., lor I’ hlllp S. Ph. 838 3298. field. FA 1-4144 BABYSITTING M my borne. POST. FA 3-0*77. tained for the thre* yrojeeta Bareudt, an the loliewlat SeaProperty Management by deposltlna III oo with Ih* crlbed praptrtyi B*jr *t th* W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 222-2274. Architect. John A. Burton IV, NW ear of th* 0X14 *1 »h* For the b lu est selection of 8S. Automobile* « Track* & Hales Broker Rooms private baths, 114 Fourth Floor, Hanford Allen- HWU nf Section tl-SIH-Jir $1. Beauty nearly new and used furni­ la llonk llulldlnR, Hanford From **ld point •! beginning BUYING A m ew ar W, First St. ture, ae* Noll’* Furniture Florida, for the flrat a*l of proceed In in B'*rly direction USED CAR? HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK **l th ou g h t It W M MMMthlng Ilk* B in go!* document* obtained. Huch de­ ■Ions the North boundary tin* FURN. Apt. 2300 Melkmvillo. Brokerage in Casselberry FINANCE IT WITH US posit will be refunded In full of **ld Sl£t4 of a w n *1 B**Open 7 a m. by appt. Also Offcra for your selection oa 17-88. Open 9 days $ to 8. to *aeh pefion who r*lurn* tt*a VI. Isr » dtltanc* *1 t i l l ♦ Low Interest Rato* evening*. S Senior atyllati. th*** Beautiful t , I, A 4 th* document* In goo* eondt ft to • petit, laid paint Se­ rURN. Apt. 800 Park Ave. ♦ Low Monthly Payments 103 8. Oak. 132-8743. Bedroom ine th* NX oor *1 ante ax 1 4 tlon within I* day* *ft*r th* F R E E E S T I M A T E B E R R Y 'S W O R L D hid openlnRi with exception ■■ of BW'i of Saetlen III thine* 4 BR., 2 Bath .........$148 mo. FLORIDA STATE BANS noted below. Additional **t* deflecting to th* right pro­ 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. Special By Popular Demand Upholetarlog.A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ may he obtained at th* rnst ceed along the X boundary '37 Plymouth 4-dr., radio A Our Budget Wav* 8p«e. $0.95 of 124*0 fur all projact*. line ot a*Id SKI* el 8W'» of 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . f 33 mo. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. heater, good Urea, runs Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop which I* half refundable. (Jen- Hectlon 11 la ■ Heily direct­ Co., at 708 Celery Ave. eral Contractor* securing do­ ion for * dlitene* of SZt.tt It good. $180. 322-1330 c a t 239 aih Palmetto Ave. 822-0834 cument* end not submitting lo • pti thine* deflecting to FA 2-9U7, M p.m. proposal thill be refunded one- th* right pr*e**4 lo a W’erly ■a half th* deposit upon return direction for o dlattneo of FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha Priced From $6,750 25. Plumblar torrkm Used furniture, appliances, 37. Boat* • Motor* of documents In good condi­ 124.14 It to ■ pt. eeld pt be­ tools, etc. Bought « Sold. Down Payments ing In th* W l.uundery lino of PLUMBING tion. RENT A BED A certified check or hank ■aid HK'i of HW'i of Hectlon Larry'* Mart 315 Sanford Contracting Repairs A s Low A s $100 Gateway To Tho Waterway draft, payable to th* Hoard of II; thence deflecUns to tho RoP.away, Hospital A Baby Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. FREE ESTIMATES Public Instruction for Semi­ rlfht proceed In o N'orly dir­ Kobson Sporting Good* Redi. Monthly Payments ection along th* W boundary nole County. Florida; V. 8. R. L. HARVEY Your EVINRUDE Dealer By Day, Week, or Month 34. Articles For Bolt (lovernment llond*, or a sat­ lln* of aild HEti «f *W 14 of 304 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3313 From $43.50 isfactory bid bond *i*cut*d by a**tlo* 11 for a distance of Ph. FA 2-Sill l i t W. let St. 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-SM1 4)7.14 ft to th* FOB. A l*o the bidder and arceptahla surePOWER MOWER, r«*L $15. To mak* the >>c*t home t7 . Special S ervices tie* In Jh amount equal to th* WW of Ih* BW14 of Ih* CARROLL'S FURNITURE LIKE NEW 3 hp. Johnson Pb. 222-7401. buy, see the five per rent of th* hid ahsll HUU of Mid Hectlon II. Twp Outboard motor. $79. Call he submitted with each bid. Sta, Hg IIK. Bemlnol* County, FURN. Apt. Close la. Jimmie Need a Painter? 322 3080. V A - FH A 1-Smith Coroea S t a n d a r d Tb* aucreeaful bidder will Fin. 323-0388 after 3 p m . Cowan. 322-4013. Th* lewarag* Treatment b* required to furalah and pay Typewriter. $IPJ0, Royals; SHEAFER'S Appointed for satisfactory performance Plant will be located on I>ot R. C. Allen; Underwoods, 19' Crosby Runabout, 10 hp CLOCK A WATCH REPAIR and payment bond or bond* If, lllock H of Hound Lab* CLEAN, 4-Rm. 811 Park. Property Johnson Elec, atart, Gator from $48.95 up. Attention le railed to th* feet Batntea and Ih* Water IT*nl All types cloeks A watches that not leu than th* min­ will b* located on n parcel of if. For Hole or Rent Tilt Trlr. Exc. cond. 10*3. Powell's Office Supply Co. repaired. Pick up A deliv­ M anagem ent & imum salaries and wage* a* land Immediately to th* Kaot Leaving, emergency. Call 117 S. Magnolia Ave. ery. s*t forth In th* aperlfleatlon* of Lot 1, Hlork A. Hound leak* CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Sales Broker must b* paid on thl* project. E*t*tee, mor* particularly des­ 122-5941 328-8811. 111M Elm I22-3MI LAKECall a v o n I n g a Tb* lloard el Publl* Inatruc. cribed •■ follow*, te-wlt: Ha222-1397. n at NX cor Lot 1. Block tlon for Bemlnol* County, Florid*. r**trv*a th* rlBbl to A. Ilound Lab* Katataa. n* r*. reject any and/or *11 bid* or corded In I'.U. 14. Fa- 7. run I BR. house Inquire 917 Cata­ to waive any Infonnalltl** In X l** ft. H 1*1.14 ft. p*rall*l Office FA 2-2118 lina Driva. the bidding. No bid shall be lo th* K tin* of but 1. lllock Night FA 24448 withdrawn lor a period of A. W IM ft to K lln* of **ld S & H Mnat sell Lakefront (IS# f t frontage) 9 ream hone. fifteen (III d*y» subsequent Ilound l^k* Ketnt** tbenc* N 12. Real Estate For Sale 823 0788 to th* opvnlna of bide with­ ■long K line to beginning. 9 fall til* bath* — hnlll-la alls bath, 8 acmaed perckaa. L A U N D E R A M A SU4 Park Dr. Saafari. Fla. out the content of Ih* Beard. Public hegilng will b* held Self contained gueet apt. Garage with nverhesd door. J. II. WltHlIIT. JR. In tb* County Commlealonera BALL-BLAIR AGENCY GUs $ KncUt#4 Chairman, Hoard of Pub­ Hoorn. Court llou**. Hanford. Tropica! entrance ronrt. Large terrace 98x31 f t , with 3rd A Park Ava. Clean and Caafertabla $100 DOWN lic Instruction for Marol- Florida, un March IS.. 1)44 at barbecue facing lake. Electric radiant knot. ■***• far* Phone 322 3841 nul* County, Florida $45 MONTH _:ie F. M. or *■ soon thereLB. CAPACITY f t e alaklags. Wall-to-wall earptiiag. Beoatlfatly lead, It. T. Mllwe* nfMr »* poeelble. 8 • lledrooai WASHERS *• Hsmlnol* County Suparlataa* Bemlnol* County Board of aespod. Fruit tree*. Maay other eatatending features. CUSTOM REALTY dent of Public Inatraatloa and ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Adjuetmeit "Horn long art wt goln’ to lot Castro taunt *s. th t . . . 111 W . 87th ST. WM a*H at mach below coastraetlan root. $8$,$S4, Open Ea-l‘fflclo Hecrstary to tb* WINTER PARK By lint A. Colbert, Chair­ Realtor Hoard or Public Instmetlea man Ha's bean in that shownr lot two hour$r for las portion. Clamant Ava. P. O. Max 91S, Lake Corner Lee R4. an4 17-81 Sne A Herb Leer belt. Raymond Luadqulst, Aaae. Publish Mar. 4’ , II, SI, 1)11 Publish March 11, 1444 Phone 444-0111 Owner* Mary. Phone 122-4484. UDS-ll CLHJ4 FA 2-3S81 Atlantic Baok Bldg- S W E E T IE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 322-5612 425-5938 i Legal Notice a Legal Notice $100 Stenstrom Realty & Legal Notice SO U TH W A RD Seminole Realty /)! • » i # >Ui }' I • Legal Notice VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government 0 Payton Realty Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty Coin O p Laundry LA KE M ARY ! �9 ft M a rt fm J I f Page 4-A—March 11, ’64 VAH-11 Returns From Caribbean Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven today la home at the 8anford Naval Air 8tation after two monthe o f opera* tlona In the C a r i b b e a n aboard the attack carrier USB Franklin D. Roosevelt The squadron’s twln-Jet ASB 8kywarrlor attack bombere returned to NAS San* ford Saturday. V A IM 1 aup* port penonnel arrived Sun* day via bua after the Roose­ velt docked In M ayport While deployed aboard the Roosevelt, VAH-11 served with the U. S. Second Fleet force in readinesa in the im­ portant Caribbean area. Op­ erating out o f the U. S. Base •t Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, tha Roosevelt was on sta* tlon during the recent "Gitm o" water crisis. llte cruises also aerved as • warm-up for V A H -ll'a seven-month deployment to the Mediterranean s c h e d u le d later thla spring. The squad­ ron's Skywarrlors fulfilled a heavy training s c h e d u l e while providing an all-wea­ ther air strike capability for the ahlp's air group. During an intensive flight schedule, Commander John F. Barlow, V A ll-U Com­ manding Officer, made his 100th carrier landing In an A-3B, earning for him thu eoveted title o f "Centurlan." The squadron also enabl­ ed Capt. J. A. Prldmore, Commander o f the Fleet Training Group at Guantan­ amo, to receive an orienta­ tion flight In the A-3U, as he launched on a training mission with Cmdr. Barlow. Oviedo Adopts 'Health' Bill An ordinance designed to Improve health provisions In Oviedo was approved by City Council Monday even­ ing. Tha new law provides Unit all new homes and all re­ modeled structures s h a l l hovs adequate water supply and sewage disposal for hu­ man occupancy. The act pro­ vides fo r a fine o f $300 or a jail santence o f 80 daya, or both, for non-compliance. City Council also raturned fo r revision to a zoning committee proposed regula­ tions fo r zoning, discussed sonlng, building and eloctrlcal codes, named March 1531 as "DeMotay Week" In Oviedo, approved a resolu­ tion commending Dr. Ed­ ward W, Stoner for action In obtaining Improved tele­ phone service for the city, named Councilman Robert Ward and T. L. Lingo as a building committee and rec­ ognised Oviedo High School students who will occupy city governmental seats at tha April d Council meeting. Exiles Pledge Battle In Cuba By May 20 MIAMI (U1M) - There will be a battle on Cuban soil by neat May 3o to overthrow Fidel Castro, the Cuban E x­ ile Revolutionary Junta said Monday. Hie Junta, lod by former Cuban public works minister Manolo Ray, gave no fur­ ther plana of the group’s promise to fight. Five other exile groups have announced they would take p a rt Little Vicki Loses Fight For Sight DURHAM, N. C. (UP1) Blonde little Vickie Wray, 3, lost her fight against total blindness Monday in a 30minute operation she probably didn’t comprehend. Doctors at Duke Hospital removed Vlcki’a left eye to prevent the spread o f canoar which had claimed her right eye last July. Thera was no alternative, doctors said. Vickie had to forfeit her eyesight to save her life. The child’# mother, Mrs. Robert Wray, said ahe tried to cspUIn to Vickie before the operation that aha would aot ba able to aaa again. "I don't know if aha under­ stood," tha mother said. "She Jwt aald, 'Fix ay $64 95 RETAIL VALUEI Light W eigh t Compact >Handsome High Impact Cate with Record Haidar a S tereophonic C artrid g e (Plays Morawtl too) DUAL AR A M IC I STEREO PH O N IC | a Two 4-Inch S peak ers (Separate Volume Controls); a d -S p a a d A utom atic C h a n g e r (16,33, 78 RPN) o r 1 iz m si Itg ia ltr el your feveriN tubh* befoeen Ihuadey, M irth I I end the duos a t buelaom Sa(w day, March IS . 19*4. Guam tha number at feOy beans fci As made) •poihacary |w at As <M P.raapharle thane«raph DiapUy. The cloaatl atiimata at each FubNa wtX a h the Ct Phonogr.ph. In tha avant at a tie, aaiactien will ba made by an Impartial third party el iudget. Empieyeea ef Public, (heir hnmmSew femifiea. and unmarried miners wdl eel be eligible to enter Ah earnest. tIMMUt, Aasa b Miking to buy, yae auud aut ba praaaet la aria, M i Merab eduaar wdi 4 fro z e n fo o d s • mmvame• canned hams C h a t's Dalle le u . Frozen Waffles 19c Hellswsy Heu.e Stuffed IQ Q t t im S ! Bell Peppers .......Jt*T 59c South lend Qekh Fresea Cream Peas........ 49c SW IFT'S PREM IUM PROTEN Trappey’. Famous Quick* Frozen Yams .......w. 49c G O V T -IN S P E C T E D TENDER-AGED 5-lb. can Morten’s Assettod Cream Pies ........ ST* 39c H EA V Y W ESTERN BEEF plus 100 extra free J v l Green Stempi with coupon Oorten'i Flever-Lock Perch Fillets .......lit 49c C h u c k S t e a k s “> 5 9 & 3 S Z T S L S h o r t R ib s . . - 3 9 S*£??* •••• 2s 49c G r o u n d B e e f • «>• 4 9 ‘ Mrs. Paul's Fresen Fried Fish Fillets . . . . . . . VC 39e 100 lO O c Jyf O re e n S t a m p s Kraft’s Cheats Spread with S i t caooao m i pan* a . a oh Cheez-Whiz .. 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(limit 1) SEM IN O LE P L A Z A F l o u r ........................... ........ 3 9 * H W Y . 17-92 f t S R 436 Pillsbury's A ssorted C u k e M ix (WbNe, YeHew, Chacelata, Dauhle-Datch. twtos CheceMtel K raft's (lim it I ) PLEASURE! • 1 . Red or Y«llow Hawaiian to ^sssssssr* A •1. % % A K T I i ♦ CASSELBERRY, FLA. i V | �,\ -, V • Recently n local restaurant patron found a $10 bill and turned it in to the manager. The finder and the mnnager agreed to hold the $10 for 10 days, and if the loser did not call for it they’d split it. Meanwhile, the finder at* tended a Sanford church and found several pages missing from a hymnal. He returned to the restaurant manager and they agreed to donate the $10 to the church to replace the damaged hymn hook . . . that is if the loser doesn't claim his $10. • • • If constituents consider be­ ing a member of the County Commission a raying proposi­ tion, forget it. Recently a pair o f commissioners attended a commission confab until after midnight. They dashed home, grabbed a few hours rest and left shortly after dawn for the meeting in Jacksonville with the port authority there. • • • Athletic D i r e c t o r Fred Canas o f Seminole High an­ nounced this morning that the Metro Conference Golf Tourn­ ament will be held at San­ ford's Mayfair Country Club Apr. 10. Ganas reported that conference officials asked to hold the tourney here because they like the course. s e e Seminole High's seniors will be on the march this weekend . . . selling tickets for their annual movie to raise funds for class functions during the balance o f the school year. The film will be "Captain Newman, M. I).,” starring Gegory Peck. It'll be shown March 22-25 at the Ritz, com­ pliments o f Munuger Iiill Lovelace. e e e Sunfonl Civitans are going "T V ” and will present a “ re­ peat” performance o f their fruit cake sale last Christmas . . . only thla'11 be for Easter. Club officials said they decid­ ed to repeat the snle by "pop­ ular demund.” Cakes will be available within a few days at Handy, Thriftway and Tip Top stores. e e e The Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Commerce is receiving the usual inquiries and com­ plaints from irate homeown­ ers who have purchased out­ right or contracted for goods and services from door to door solicitors or by phone from firms they didn't know. Tho Chamber repeats that local merchants ran supply the same goods and services . . . the kind you can depend upon. Don’t buy from anyone you don’t know. It’s best to even refuse to discuss a trans­ action by phone unless you recognize the Individual or the firm they represent. • e • Mrs. Fred T. Williams, one o f Sanford's pioneer residents, said that sometime ago it was suggested that Sanford adopt a slogan—"See Florida from Sanford." Mrs. W i l l i a m s doesn't feel that a change should be made to include a reference tothe port. • • • Sanford's Mayor A. L. Wil­ son got o ff to a bad start the other day. Let's let the mayor tell It: " I went to the hospiUl to visit a friend. He already had two visitors, so I left. I stopped at the store and step­ ping o ff the curb I wrenched myback. Then getting Into my car I sat on my haL" Wliat the mayor didn't say, however, was that he had a dilly o f a City Commission meeting that night. • e • County Commissioners swelled a little bit this week when they heard the glowing report from the state Inspec­ ts r on conditions at the county jail. The review prubably topped any of Its kind In the l Hanford son. Judge Kan; who retired Feb. 15 as ge of the Second District irt of Appeals in l-akeland, i been replaced by C. O. Anws Jr., son of former Senr Andrews o f Florida. The r magistrate was appointed Gov Uryant and sworn in Zip Code 32771 fe n tld > United Press International The worst floods since World War II spread devast­ ation from Pennsylvania to Illinois today and the list of homeless topped the 47,000 mark. Authorities feared that be­ fore the day’s end the num­ ber o f homeless might ex­ ceed 50,000. Kentucky re­ ported that more than 12,000 p e r s o n a have fled from honica in tho Louisville su hurbs. Red Cross estimates of the homeless in I’ ennsyl m wA. Plane Checks Reported Cuban Boat Gunfire vania ranged aa high as 20,000, half o f them along the WEATHER: Partly cloudy throuRh Friday; hijth today 73-85; low tonight in 60s. writ branch o f the Susque­ hanna River. Indiana listed VOL. 56 United Press Lenj-eti Wire IVtublished IU08 THURS., MARCH 12, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 145 4,200 refugees from the floods and feared the total would top 6,000. Ohio and West Virginia had nearly 10,000 persons forced from homes by the swollen Ohio River and Ita tributaries. Missouri’s Black River was receding hut the 4 0 0 flood refugees still hadn't returned to their homes. There were nt least 130 homeless in Illinois. The week-long weather rampage was blamed for at lenst 23 deaths. The latest were a Kansas father and son whose light plane crash­ ed during a snow storm at CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn. Kankakee, III, (UPI) — Teamsters President Hy Fred Van Pelt The water rolled 10 feet James R. Hoffs today was Fred (Bud) Dickinson, the deep through downtown sentenced to 8 years in fed­ street* In New Martinsville, former state senator from eral prison for try ing to bribe W. Va., and the town of 4r West Palm Reach, moved into a jury that heard conspiracy 000 waa isolated. Nurse* clurges against him. Seminole County Wednesday were being shuttled to hos­ evening in his campaign He also was fined $10,000. pitals by boat. Federal District J u d g e against five other Democrats Pennsylvania's Gov. Wil­ Frank Wilson handed down for the party nomination for liam Scranton declared a the sentence In the small governor. state of "extreme emergen­ oak-paneled courtroom whore CANDI FONDER, "Miss Seminole County” cur­ Starting o ff with an old cy” at l-ock Haven and Renthe 51-year-ohl labor leader rently, is the star of a motion picture, "Color • ovo, P*. a t y 1 e political campaign, and three others were found Mo Red,” just completed nt Snrnsotn and to lie wnlking up and down SanLouisville, Ky„ resident* guilty last week following a released In July by Box Office Spectaculars, ford's dow'ntown streets, watched the Ohio River edga marathon seven-week trial. Chicago. Featured with Miss Condor, dmijfhter shaking hands, and otherwise toward the thlnl highest Ho.'fa stood before Wilson of Cdr. and Mrs. Thomas Condor, SNAS, is Je­ greeting possible voters in his flood crest of the century. with his hands resting on the rome Eden. Cnndi was featured in another behalf, Dickinson wound up The crest is due Friday, Gov. speaker's lectern in front of movie, "Two Thousand Maniacs," with Eden, with a street corner rally at Edward T. Breathitt asked WEST PALM Bench’d former Sen. Fred (Bud) Dickinnon, Democratic the bench. filmed last October at St. Cloud, and to he re­ First and Magnolia. President Johnson to declare trubernutoriid candidate, expounded liis cause as to why ho should be Wilson delivered a sharp leased in June. (Herald Photo) Dickinson, In his street 30 Kentucky counties disast­ Florida’s next governor in an old fashioned street rally Wednesday after­ rebuke to Hoffa seconds after corner s p e e c h , highlighted er areas. noon at First and Magnolia. Ho is pictured hero with Gen. J. C. Hutchison the Teamsters' boss had told with an amplifier system Shcpardsvillc, K y„ report­ (left), his Seminole County campaign nmnaKor, and Randall Chase the Judge: "I stand here to­ from a special campaign bus, ed 7 feet o f water from the (riRht), his local county campaign treasurer. (Herald Photo) day and atate 1 am innocent." •• promised Seminole C o u n t y flooding Salt River In the “ You stand here convicted. more roads, a citrua Improve­ city’* business district. . . of tampering with the ment program, an especial ef­ N e a r freexing tempera­ very soul of this nation . . . fort to bring state aid to the ture* added to the mliery of the very foundation . . . the new atate university In Or­ the refugees and light snow very basis of civilization of ange County at the Seminole d u s t e d tha northernmost itself,’ ’ Wilson said. County line. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) parts of the flood area. “ Everything we call civili­ Later in the evening, at the zation depends on the proper The Public Utilities Commis­ MIAMI ( U P I ) - T h e Coast Zanesville, Ohio, had 3 in­ sion ordered the Florida East Cr.pri Restaurant, Dickinson administration of justice." Guard sent a plane today to ches of snow, most o f it In S|ioke to • group expanded single hour. Hoffa had said "that when Coast Railroad today to boost check unconfirmed reports from an expected 30 local The excrclso Involved elm- the evidence is lifted calmly ill rales on shipments of soft that Cuban fishing boats were The Navy today announced leaders to 50. These were local Registration o f potential that Heavy Attack Squadron uiuted atomic ".strikes” on and cooly" it will show that crushed rock. firing cannon In International men who are to aupport the voters in South Seminole Nine won a meek nuclear three Florida training tar­ he Is Innocent. waters of the Atlantic about former 8cnator in his cam­ i County by deputized com- bombing exercise conducted gets, including /the city of Hoffa was convicted of two CO mllci east-northeast of Mi­ paign for governor. Among j mltteemcn and committee- at the Hanford Naval Air Sta­ Juckscnville, by Sanford's A-5 counts of a federal indict­ AVON PARK (UPI) - The ami. them were local office hold­ Citrus Commission tion yesterday at n warm-up Vigilantes and A-3H Skywar- ment of attempting to bribe a Florida The report was contained In ers, professional men and women, assisted by the Sem­ for the Tenth Annual Bomb­ riors, the twin-jet attack air­ federal Jury at Nashville in has launched an advertising a radio message from the inole County Democratic Wo­ business leaders. Two men were rescued let* craft flown by Heavy Attack 1942 which was hearing a con­ campaign designed lo make Ilrlllsh freighter Madam Eliz­ ing Derby, Murch 10-21. Dickinson “ lost" his hearers men’s Club, hns been sched­ spiracy case against him. He -agora put down their Wing One's six squadrons. this morning after their boat Results were withheld yes­ abeth at t:55 a.m. ill talking o f the homestead uled for the next 10 days, i pop and pick up an capsized wnlle they wera VAII-U'a victory was pared faced a maximum of 10 years terday following the Bomber according to Mrs. Zetta Mor­ Tha Coail Guard dispatched exemption a c t Several who in prison tad $10,000 flat, orange. fishing In choppy Lake Mon­ Stream, aa the exercise was by an A-3B piloted by Com­ a t amphibian shortly after. roe. . wera In the audience Wednes­ rison, county Democratic ex­ Hotf* * ' ... -J manding Oft)>»s . Cda.Jamtr* ( ** enlled, pending arbitration rn ecutive committee chsliman 10 a.m. Id the area. The Unti­ day night said today tiiey did on each count- Batch® o ^ T T ’' Saved were Jack Hopkint, I Shipman. The-bomb drnjJi* ** several close finishes. ed State* Agency alto con­ run consecutively not understand just what A door-to-door canvass will NEW YORK <UM) 1- Jan tacted British authorities at 43, of 136 Tangerine Street, were performed I f M . Hill —an < $ flood (Loot oa * 06)1 Dickinson was trying to say— lie made In some areas. Maitland, and Glenn Collina, musician Louis (Satchmo) Mnlirzowiiki, bombardler-n* Bimini In the Bahamas, 50 The schedule: count. whether the present exemp­ 29, of 1090 Louise Drive, Win­ Armstrong, undergoing treat vlgator, and assisted by third Forest City • Christian­ Each of Hoffa'i three co-de­ ment here for a heart ail­ miles east of Miami, and ter Park. tion of $5,000 on homestead riewman James D. Miller, a fendants were sentenced to ment, was reported In satis- asked for their assistance. propertiea should be reduced sen's Motors, March 17-18Tho men told city pollca first class jet mechanic. The Madam Elizabeth ra­ three years in prison. or enlarged. Ho did point out 10, 7 to 0 p.m.; Forest City they were fishing about 400 factory condition today at It was the squadron's Sporting Center, every dty dioed that “ three or four" They were former Nashville that one county would be used yards from the south shore of fourth victory In tha five local president Ewing King, Beth-lsracl Hospital. Cuban fishing boats were us an example in his planned (except S u n d a y ) through the lake when the winds kick­ periodic ermpetitions in which Detroit "firing In the area" about 30 Teamsters official piogrum o f revising home- March 21, noon to 7 p.m. ed up, flipped their boat and it has participated since June miles northeast of niininl, the Fern 1’ark • I'uhlix, Sem­ Larry Campbell, and Nash stcud exemption. tossed them in the water. LOS ANGELES (UPI) ltir,2. Coast Guard suid. vlllc Negro handyman Thom He “ spoke kindly” of his inole Plaza, March 13 and They started to swim far Law yers' for Joseph Clyde The Cuban Imals apparently Following Heavy Nine In as Ewing Parks. 20, 5 to 7 p.m.; March 14 Democratic opponents except Anislcr, one of Ihe three men were not firing at the freight­ shore, the fishermen said, sqm Iron standings were that he renewed his feud with ami 21, 4 to 0 p m .; March and were about 100 yards out comieled In the Frank Si­ er, a Coast Guard spokesman VAII-11's Detachment Eight, Mayor Haydon Rums, o f 17-18, 5 to 7 p.m., and March when their cries were heard natra Jr. kidnaping case, filed said. VAN II. VAH-3, VAII-5 and Jacksonville. Thes two have 10, 2 to 8 p.m.; Mrs. Lil­ by two oilier fishermen work­ an appeal lo his conviction Severs, 4 00 Lillian V A II-l. ing their trotlines. been accepted by political lian Wednesday, alleging 37 errora W e d n e s d a y ’ s Bomber The rescuers were identified news reporter* throughout the Drive, at Fern Park post o f­ during his federal trial. St ream wi i s similar to one as Charles Oglesby, 17, and state of Florida as the leading fice, March 13, 0 to 4 p.m.; which will be conducted his brother, Wallace, 14, both contenders for the Democratic March 14, Cornctt'a drug An estimated 5,000 persons Tliur lay, March ll>, the nomination for g o v e r n o r , store; March 20, South Sem­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam Broken water pipes under of Edward Higgins Terrace. fourth day o f next week'* arc expected at Lake Golden (U PI) — Defense Secretary The brothers maneuvered which is tantamount to elec­ inole Bank, during banking tha asphalt basketball rourt March 21 when Navy men hours, or call any day for Bombing Derby. tion in the November general Robert S. McNamara today- Claused Inconvenience to both Iheir boat to the struggling an appointment and she will All told 18 aircraft flew in and their families will be wound up his inspection tour (ho students and stuff nt men, hauled them Into the election. cull at the residence. HILL YORK the competitions, in which honored at the annual Navy of the Vietnamese guerrilla South Seminole Junior High boat and took them ashore. Senator Dickinson “ hopped Altamonte Springs • Wil­ flight crews drop|ied small Appreciation Day. Hopkins and Collins said or." Rums for his stand that war and prepared a report School Wednesday. The program is being ar­ liam I'. Medcalf, 103 Haltsdummy practice bombs cn they lost considerable fishing the U. S. Supreme Court to give President Johnson on Students were unable to training targets nt Marque­ ranged by Sanford-Seminole his return to Washington. should decide the congression­ way Drive, March 10-20, 7 get drinking water, use rest equipment, but salvaged their Jaycees and the Seminole to 0 p.m.; Hull way Express sas Keys uud Lake eGorge, al reapportionment program rooms faellilies or take boat which was towed behind County Chamber of Com then mude an electronicallyfor Florida. Dickinson con­ Agency, March 13 and 20, 2 showers after thu water wus tho rescue cralt. merce. It will follow presen scored bombing run on Jack­ tended that it should be to 5 |i.m.; March 14 and 21, WASHINGTON (UPI) shut o ff just M-fore noon. lation of awards for the 10th sonville, Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Piipcr plates were used in Citrus Record “ strictly a home (state) busi­ noon to 5 p.m. Annual Bombing Derby. Tunglewood • 1831 Ivy In tire meantime, a heavy ness." TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Jaycee President Jim Smith is inclined toward accepting the lunchroom us there wus flight schedule is art tap fur reports plans underway for t h e Democratic nomination no wuter available for dish­ Agriculture C c m m l s i t o n e r "The citrus Industry Is the Lane, March 15, 10, 18 and 22, 8 to 10 p.m. girnt o f Florida agriculture Doyle Conner said Wednesday Bill York, Rolling Hills the Sanford uirtneri today as the party. The committees arc lor vice president If President washing. After March 23, registra­ and as governor I would give The pipe was repulred and production of registered citrus building contractor for the they enter the final training headed by Fred Wilson, pro­ Johnson asks him lo run, tions may be made at the tlilr great element o f our econ­ last 12 years, has qualified period for the Mg six-day ject chairman, with Phillip sources close to Kennedy said service bss lieen restored at nursery trees In Florida hit office of Mrs. Camilla Bruce, omy my undivided and con­ the school today. a record 2,506,213 In 1933, as a Democratic candidate weapons meet staged each Skates and Jim Wade a i co- today. aupervisor o f registration, stant attention," Dickinson for justice o f tho peace, Dis­ year by the Navy’s heavy at­ chairmen. courthouse, through April 4. said. tack forces based In Hunfnrd. trict (I. “ This will be the biggest ATHENS, Grccco (UPI) A weapons 1-i.iding com­ event of its kind we’ ve ever A proven spokesman in the A resident of Florida for citrus behalf as the founder of 18 years, York served 4ti petition beginning nt 7 a m. staged," Smith said. He add An estimated one million per­ the Florid* Council of 100, years as Altamonte Springs Monday will be tho Derby’s ed it Is “ a fine gesture to­ sona paid (heir last respects Dickinson said, "I want to al­ town councilman and mem- first event. Domling exercises ward our friends at the San to King Paul of Greece today, thronging the streets of Ath­ so make it very clear here and ber of its fire department. get underway at 10 a.m. and ford Naval Air Station." PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Ho also is a member of continue through the week. Complete details have not ens to watch a funeral pro­ NOW ONLY now that a* governor I would seek to keep the Florida Citrus (U P I )-T h e U. S. Embassy Moose lodge. Climax.ng the week o f ac­ been set. said Smith, “ but cession that included royalty Commission from becoming a teday lay in ruins with virt­ Married to the former tivity on Saturday, March 21, we arc daily getting the menu and statesmen from all over political football . . . this will ually every window broken as Marie Bailey, a native of is an air show ar<l open house, act and the Jaycees at work." (he world. He said he hoped top Navy not, cannot, and must not hap- a result of anti-American Seminole County, they have where thousands o f visitors demonstrations by Cambod­ four daughters. officials will join with local pen." from all ovrr tie nation will RlaekwalL „ V v* Ona o f his first tusks as ians Wednesday. ilus tax 41 York said that “ I am in­ see demonstrations o f recon­ and county groups In observ­ Cool Maine, Cool (reap. Tire NEW YORK (UPI) - The The British Embassy suffer­ terested in the safety and naissance techniques, bomb- ing the annual Navy Appre go\cmor would be to collect Whitewalls $| lowest temperature reported the finest minds In both the ed similar damage as throngs welfare o f the people o f ing, in-flight rr-fueling and riation Day. S more. 730x14, this morning to the U. S. Industry and s c i e n c e to of young demonstrators at­ South Seminole County. It is carrier airmanship. 800al4, Weather Ilurcau, excluding tacked the buildings. 850x14, further the cause of “ . . . my Intent, if elected, to mete As an added Utractiun, fa­ Alaska and Hawaii, was 8 No injuries were reported justice fairly and impartial­ 000x14, one o f Florida’* three giants mous test pilot Bob Hoover 050x14. below xero at Old Town, in the disturbances. o f economy." ly, and will fully co-operate will stage a dcironstration of New Tread Maine. Wednesday’! high was “ I would also strive to place with all law enforcement o f­ split-preclslcn rerobstics In a Plans for a combined In­ 86 at Fort Myers. TIRES ficers." the best men on the Florida World War II F-51 Mustang dustrial Exhibit, Automobile • Genuine Citrus Commission that could The Herald inadvrrtently fighter. M r Roberts Show and Beauty Contest be obtained, expecting them to r e p o r t e d Wednraay that retreads were to be discussed at 3 p.m. spplled *n do their duty for and with the York ia a candidate for con­ by representative g r o u p i No More Hoorn sound Hr* Industry and not allow polit­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — stable, District 6. meeting in the Chamber TALLAHASSEE (UPI) casings I ical bickering and small think­ Two armed bandits barged in­ • Free There isn't ary more room Building. ing to become involved In to the auditing department o f Held In Forgery • BUDGET TERMS Attending Ihe conference, in next fall's .'reshman class t h e i r functions," Dickinson the Dural Beach Hotel Wed­ Two men, identified by for women at Florida State called by the Industrial Com­ said. nesday night, tied up two em­ county police a i Leroy Dab­ University, asdstant registrar mittee of the Chamber, were Mrs. Dickinson was enter­ ployes and escaped with an ney and Slmmie Miles, both Willis Caldwel said today. representatives of the Civi­ tain by wives o f locsl support­ estimated $5,000. of Sanford, were arrested this Days to Register Caldwell tali the quota of tans and automobile dealers. ers at a reception at the home One year and on* day ago, morning on charges of forging 1,425 women taa been filled. The events are scheduled of his local campaign leader. tb<* same thing happened, pol­ checks. They were lodged in The quota for men, 1,475, has for next month, according to 405 W. FIR8T ST. F A 2-0451 For the Primaries Finest Southward, on Elliott ice said. The loot was $16,000 the county jail pending court not been fillet, be said. The Scott Burns snd Carl Scbilke, Florida Distributors Far Denman Castern l*IH Tires Avenue. in the first robbery. action. fall term begUa Sept 2. committee co-chairmen. Hoffa Gets 8 Years Behind Bars Judge Rebukes Teamster Boss At Sentencing Dickinson In Hand-Shaking Street Rally South Seminole N A S 'Blasts' 3 Towns Registration In 'Nuclear Attack' locations Set Rate Raised Two Rescued As Wind Tips Boat Ad Campaign a Kidnaper Appeals Appreciation Day March 21 Contractor In Dist. Justice Of Peace Race Tour Ends Water Lines At School Break RFK Willing Million Mourn V/e're Overstocked With 14" TIRES Bombs Wreck U. S. Embassy $£66 J Show Plans To Be Discussed 2 Bandits Get $5,000 Loot ONLY 19 M.■I■. 4. ' iS S flH r L .X AW 47,000 Made Homeless By Raging Floodwatfers � 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 11, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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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Little Girls "Tress Up” fo r Easter. Girder Kipp, Gall Cowan uml Me­ lanie Howard, show hair styles by Hetty Anne's Hair Styling, 2201 Park Ave. Phone 822-4913. Watch fo r “ Little Sister” permanent special in Thursday ad in Sanford Herald. (A d v.) “ nil new" Double Eagle T ire and Lifeguard Safety Spare. The new Double Eagle is o f "VyUi-corcl” construction; stronger than nylon yet rides smoother than rayon cord tints. "M ore |>cople ride on Goodyear Tires than any other kind.” (A d v.) Income Tax Primer - 7 Tax Pay ‘Raise1 Set At 7.5 Travel, Entertainment Rules WASHINGTON tU I‘ 1) — AFL-CIO President George Mesny says Hint tin- new fed­ eral tax cut amounts to a 7.3cent hourly wage increase for the average American work­ er. He called for congressional approval of accelerated public works legMution, a shorter work week, extension of wage-hour coverage, housing and urban development bills, and a massive attack on pov­ e r ty Mrs. Tom Largcn, (P a t) one o f Sanford's popular Dr’s, wives is shown wearing a Knit-Packable Suit by Dalton, complimented by a very lovely straw hat, flower trimmod. This outfit shown only at Mary-Esther’s. (A d v .) for travel, entertainment and the employe is reluted to Ids gifts must lie "ordinary and employer (by either family Written for ties, corporate stock owner­ Newspaper Enterprise A m u . nccenaary.” ship or other simlliur relation­ While the regulations were (Kevrnth o f 10 Article*) technically in effect a* o f Jan. ship) the employe should keep You’va undoul,tetlly rrad or 1, llMI.'l, tho Internal Kcvcnuu his record to show an IKS heard about tha controversy Service announced that tax- ugcnl if he should ask to sen over the new travel and enter­ payeia who made a good-fuith them. tainment rulea applicable to e ffo rt to comply with the new Entertaining (N H X T i 11)03 take*. They apply to In­ rules for thu period before July 31, 11013, would liuvo all rustami-rs). dependent huiineaamen, em­ icuaonablc duuhta resolved in ployee who are relinhuraed for llieir favor. their bualnea travel and enter­ The IIM13 " T and K " rule* tainment, and eo-ra!lod ‘'out­ aio in two purts; First, the side salesmen." atiicU'r rule* a* to what i* The new rulea are in addi­ deductible; and second, thu tion to the requirements of Ultra detailed rules a* to how the old law which provided you keep record*. that all business deduction* Focuidug on the deduction* for-cntertainnient rules, a tax­ payer must be aid* to show the IKS that the amount of the expense was either: — •‘ Directly related*' to the I’ A I.A T K A — Highly a n e » o f natural aetting o f hcuutiful active conduct o f hi* business — "Associated with” the ucatalcaa will bo in full bloom to enhance the beauty o f the tive conduct o f hla business many contestants treking the and took place either directly The turn* you can take when you're investing are muny. title of IDtM Azalea (jlleen on before or directly after a subWive investors avoid the wrong ones and lake the right Uio weekend o f Mur. 0-8. The utunliiil and bona fide bush one*. l ) o you? Azalea Kentival la all anmml lies* discussion. Here's a stall on six: — Covered by one o f the spe­ event aponaored by the Pal­ By Cturlra W. tkhoen*m«n This is the road map smart investors M ow Palatka Azalea Festival Set (do you?) atka Juyecea, Weekend e v e n t * b e g i n March 0 with a talent ronteat at 7:30 p. in. On Mnich 7, the events Include a gala parade and the Azalea Hall, The fee. tivu weekend will he climaxed March 8, with the lu-uuty pageant at *2:30 p. m. The Itnvino (iardena will tie open to the public for tho entire week­ end. Photographer*, garden­ ers and naturalists from nil parts o f the epuntry are wel­ come annuul visitor*. Thrill O f A Death LONDON (U P l)—English- man A. Uullimore, who wrote a letter to the Hunday l£xpreas boast lug that be *to| £><l smoking ill 1041, added a* a poxiacript: ‘1 think it’a going to be a thrill to dla healthy.’’ cial exceptions to these rules, such us the so-culled "busi­ ness meal" under circum­ stances generally conducive to business discussion. Even though your expend! tuio ipmlifies under one of these categories, it is now nccessury that your expendi­ ture lie substantiated with adequate records o f time, plucc, amount o f the cx|ieiise, and the numc, title, or other designation of the person yuu entertained. A diary kept reg. ulnrly is satisfactory for this pui|M)se. Alt employe who does not claim a deduction In excess of the amount of his reimburse­ ment after tianscribing bis diary to the expense account form, genetully need nut keep Ids record* to allow the IKS. However, in the case where Wrong turn: Huy on live spur o f the moment. High! turn: He wise. Plan your inicMnicnt goal*. 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I • • Bra Iter Odham picked a mn»t formidable opponent when he chose to try and un­ seat Senator Spessard Hol­ la nd. • (FJtr & aufurft fo ra lft • Zip Code 32771 ) W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Thursday with showers likely; high today In 80s; low tonight 65-70. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., MARCH 4, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 139 Seminole Unit Against Price Support Shift • • If you'll recall, the Clock Winders told you last Novem ­ ber that Odham would pro­ bably run for the Senate. A f­ ter President Knenedy was slain Odham said he recon­ sidered his plans. However, n<>w we know his answer. State To Get Multi-Million Dollar Project Opponents In District 5 Race - 1 t - l j f *• p * • 1 * .- J j|M| t V "* fifv r K i A multi-million dollar road improvement program fo r Seminole County for the next fiscal year will tie recom­ mended by County Commis­ sioners to the State Road De­ partment in a meeting at 4:30 p.tn. Tuesday at Del.and. ■9»» X ^ r ’ Y The program will be offered in two parts—a recommenda­ tion for primary construction t hy the state with state funds and a request for approval of JOHN F IT Z P A T R IC K W. HELL secondary construction hy the • • • County Commissioner John George W. Hell, a long time county with state-held county Opposition to an administra of District 5, The Salvation Arm y's Capt. resident of L ik e Monroe, to­ Fitzpatrick, funds. tion bill which would alter the Foden is taking a group of A. Max Brewer, district S day announced he will he a Tuesday qualified as a candi­ present method of establish­ hoys on a "hobby shop" tour member of the Statu Hoad candidate for County Commis­ date to succeed himself in the May 5 primary. ing farm priee supports has of Hie ACL facilities Satur­ Board, said: sion District 5, a post now day. Having previously announc­ been registered by director* "Th e secondary road pro * • • ed he would not be a candi­ gram, financed by the fifth, held by John Fitzpatrick. of the Seminole County Farm As you knowr, some days Bell was born Nov. 18, 1913 date, Fitzpatrick today Issued sixth and seventh cents nf the Bureau. things just won't go right. A state gasoline tax, Is adopted in Sanford and was the Pith Hie following sLtcm cnl: Meeting Tuesday uutit In Herald reporter found this "Upon my announcement after recommendations by the registered child liorn in Semi­ Tavares with representatives true again Tuesday when he several weeks ago o f my de­ individual hoards of county of bureaus from Orange, Sum­ nole County. He Is a regist­ T. M i l . WEE was asked to attend the San­ cision not to seek re-election commissioners. ter, Volusia, and Brevard ! ered real estate salesman and as County Commissioner Dis­ ford Lions Club meeting at "T h e hearings determine counties, Seminole officials the Capri and get a photo. the secondary road improve­ ia a member of the Seminole trict 5 innumerable friends, sent the following telegram ' He arrived on time with business acquaintances ami ments to be programmed for County Board of Realtors. to Senators Spessard Holland Hell stated he is entering representatives nf responsible camera in hand. But the bat­ the fiscal year beginning July and George Smatlters: teries were dend! I and ending June 30, 1965.” this race with an open and civic organizations through­ "T h e Seminole C o u n t y Back to the office he sped Brewer said the Road De­ willing attitude and is deter­ out the County havo request! d Farm Bureau wishes to e x ­ for another camera. He bor­ partment also consider* rec­ mined to use Ills best e f­ me to give reconsideration to press its opposition to Uie rowed a cohort's equipment ommendations by the boards forts to make Seminole Coun­ tins decision. theory of compensatory pay-1 FIRST FOUR CAN D ID ATE S to ipialify for county posts in the May 5 and flash bulbs from another "Tills is indeed heart warm­ o f county commissioners be­ ty a more progressive coun­ menu. Wc feel that such pay[ Democratic primary were on hand at noon Tuesday when Clerk o f Courts newsman. Again, back to the ing and flattering, and for fore adopting It* primary tymenu to any commodity will R Ti announced Arthur II. Beckwith Jr. opened his books for h two-week period. Front Capri he raced. Big as life lie also lielicvcA in conduct­ this, among other reasons, I construction program. lie carried over to oilier . , .. ... , the left: J. T. Bnggerly, for constable district 4; Harry F. Cushing, for ... , to d a y hi* c an did ac y f o r rethe reporter stood up to snap Following the district hear­ ing Ihc business of this office have changed my decision commoditics. Therefore, we * county commissioner district 5; Troy Ray, for tax collector, and tleorge the photo. Wrong site bulbs! respectfully request your sup- ,’*e<', *°n •« the office o f tu- ings, flic Road Board wilt in a conservative and econ­ and have qualified to be a W. Reek, for constable district 6. Mrs. Joan Brooks, deputy clerk, ac­ . . . No photo. Some days, port in our opposition to the perintendent o f public in- adopt a tentative statewide omical manner and. being candidate in the coming pri­ cepted the qualifying pa tiers. (Herald Photo) be said, things . . , compensatory payment pro- ] struction o f Seminole Coun- budget at its monthly meeting born and reared in this coun­ maries. • • • " I will appreciste the sup­ April IB. Tills tentative bud­ ty, he knows a lot of its pro­ gratn In the wheat and cot­ »y. James W. Bollinger, young get includes both secondary blems and is willing to work port nf all tiie ritlzrns of th* ton hills pending tieforc you ! Mil wee stated tlinl the and primary projects. Tiie and help solve them. County." Sanford man has been named now." "teacher-of-thc-year" by an Joe Baker, local dairyman " rr,i for •*P *B cn c«l eduea- primary projects are financed Orlando Kiwanis Club. Boll­ by the first four cents of tiie and spokesman today for the tlonal leadershiphn* never inger, the aon of Mrs. Y. C. state gasoline tax. association, explained that I>ern as great as it is today Bollinger and the late Mr. A public hearing will be under present legislation the Eleven more Democrats lie cited as examples of this Bollinger, graduated from held oil the statewide tenta­ government stabilizes suporthave qualified to run for need: a n t i c i p a t e d pupil Seminole High School in 1051 tive budget at the Huad untler the market price. "The and the University of Flor­ county offices in the May 5 new bill," he said, • propose, growth as a result o f the Board's monthly meeting in Although Florida hus gone that tile government would near by space program; the Tallahassee May 28, and the ida in 1958. He has been primary, over and above th e ! TALLAHASSEE ( U P !) — door is shut behind a Republican in the last three determine a price higher titan j growth as a result of the final operating budget will lie teaching for the past six nine who filed Tuesday morn-! years. He is currently a Ing, Clerk of Courts Arthur j pre«d.-«ttal elections, voter. tiie market price and pay new state university near adopted in Tallahassee June Seminole County officials weeks ago with Ren. Spessard member of the industrial arta 11. Beckwith Jr. reported at and congressional offices and have liecn staunchly Demo­ the prodtirer the difference Oviedo; the plans now un­ 25. and Sanford Naval Air Sta­ Holland at Bartow ami last 1 the Hcpuhliran* tiarely got a department faculty at Orlan­ noon today. County Commissioner* Tues­ tion ofticcru are anxiously week wtUi Senator Holland, between lli«* government set derway for the development foot m bcfoie Tuesday's dead­ cratic lor the most part on an area levhnlral-vnca- day evening gave tentative do'* Colonial High. The latest candidates to file tiie state level ami the only ) figure and the actual market " f awaiting tiie release of a sur­ Sen. George Smalhcra and line. * • • lional school in Seminal* approval to its road program vey report made by a Navy are: Cabinet seat which the GUP price." Congressman H e r l o n g at .. . . I Two weeks o f vigning up The purchase of U. S. Sav­ Murjorie Is seokir.g this yea r' i* fio v . • At the present time, Tliker County: and tins many rapid und will give formal approval tram Irom Norfolk, Va.. re­ Washington. ' 0 ' ended w*uobn with 474 candiings bonds is still a popular rlinnges taking place in said, the measure would af­ at it* next regular meeting lative to the future of Navy tsx collector; Jim Plgott. ««»r (1a U » - tho biggest list e v e r - Karris Bryant’ s. They said this morning that way among Seminole resi­ The state GOP qualified fect only wheat and cotton, school curriculum. Admllll- next Tuesday. super ntendent ol public 4« j onroIlo0 f o r tl<0 M a ) , t r i m i r . installations under President "w hile anything ean happen dents to prepare for a rainy struction; A. C. Doudncy, sur­ hut the administration has put sirring a school system with County Engineer William Johnson's economy move. three slate* of delegates for in tins economy move hy day. During January Semi­ veyor; A. C. Smith Jr. and ies. Of the total, only 73 arc tiie national convention, how- j the milk hill on the legisla­ un annual budget o f approx Bush said that "it is impost! It Is understood tiie report President Johnson and See ro­ Itepuhtieans. nole folks bought 8121.212 Edward Yarborough, county Inuili-ly $6 million, * pupil tive calendar. ble to give a true animate ever. One is pledged to Rich- , has been completed and was tary of Defense McNamara, worth o f bonds compared to commissioner district t. ard M. Nixon, one to Barry ! "W e are opposed to tiie enrollment in excess o f 14,- cost of thla planning hut, if forwarded thla week from we feel confident SNAS will only $14,150 during January. John Fitzpatrick and Col. Gold water and tiie othre un­ government being in the price 6IK», and a staff o f nearly completed, the work will coat Norfolk to Washington. continue. It would be too 1993. This was an increase of Jess Gregory, county com­ pledged. There are two m u Ii support luisltiess," concluded IKmi is u large and complex several million dollars.” costly, both com m ie ally and Congressman A. S. Ilcrlong la tte r than 7.18 percent. finunciul and Following sre (lie primary ' Democratic slates, one favor- |Baker, "and believe that the educational, missioner district 5; W. Law­ • • * Jr. this morning told The militarily, to close this base business enterprise. projects to he submitted next rence Swofford, county com­ j ing President Lyndon B. John- j government should permit a Sanford Herald hy telephone and move these operations to By Uie way. Id Central missioner district 3; George He also slated that in bis Tuesday to the Road Depart­ son und tiie other hacking |complete system of free mar­ that " I am confident the Navy some other base.” Florida counties had sales of Kelsey, constable district 3: keting." It years a* superintendent ment: the states' rights ticket and will recommend SNAS bo con­ Senator* Smathcr* ami Hol­ By Julian Slrnvtroin more than t l ' i million— $2.5 Itu.vinond Morris, justice of lie has seen the system ul SR 46. from French Avenue Smith Carolina Sen. Strom tinued as ha* been planned land were out o f their of flees percent of (lie state's total the peace district 6. and Cam­ After numerous d ela y *.; Thurmond most tuple in size. In Mil lo Mcllonvillc Avenue, four for the lust year ur two." litis morning and could not Imi sales. Thirty-six north and illa wee’s 23 years o f school ex- lane cnnvtruction; SR 415, Bruce, supervisor of ' primarily due tu circumstanc­ In a wild last day of quali­ He added that "when I reached hut their press secre­ es beyond its control, the fying: west Florida counties account­ registration. perience he hus served ns an from Frettrh Avenue east to first lirurd a rumor that taries promised The lleraht Seminole County Board of ed for 17.7 percent of the elementary teacher, junior the city limits, maintenance - V. S. Sen. Spessard Hol­ SNAS may In* 'phased out' I prepared statement* this af­ Public Instruction today open­ land, Florida's senior Demo­ •tale total. South Florida's 10 high tcucher, senior high resurfacing; 1-4, construction began checking. I did learn ternoon or Thursday. ed its new, modern and cli­ crat in Washington, got opcounties purchased 33 0 per­ teacher, principal of grudea of an interchange at Lake the Navy had withdrawn Senator Smatlters touched mate-controlled English Es­ position from a former San­ cent ami five southwest coun­ 1 tluough 12, and superin­ Mur> Boulevard; SR 419, wid­ temporarily—and I repeat, off speculation as to SNAS* Central Florida’s Yolin tates Elementary School. ties purchases! 6.2 percent. tendent. en abutments of a box culvert ford businessman who says • • • temporarily—its request for future when lie remarked on Democratic and Republican, ,, . . . . County School Superintend­ Holland "is a Republican." _ 11, , lie was awarded a M. A. at Gee Creek, $6 5 million to extend the pre­ a television Interview last organizations will Ire cooper- ,, .......... ,, . Fut this on your calendar ent It. T. Milwee and Princi­ SR 46, from 14 wrst to the Outqiokrn Democrat Brail- ............ . _ „ „ , Degree at Stetson Culverssent mirth south runway ami Saturday that Sanford was )<o,, , . now. The Sanford Woman's pal Morris Ruby greeted 410 ey Odham, 41, of Sanford, attng in a pioneer effort for . attended Lake County line, fuur-lanc to construct an administration Ing considered In an overall eduction in a !'* !M students at the new plant this who twice ran for governor citizenship Club will present its annual ami did construction; SR 426, from building. school of politics ami govern -! '•ouu,nM“ t o l,r *c'’ 1 economy picture for closing, Animated Magazine on March murning when classes began unsuccessfully and was a Sum GoldenriMi to SR 46 In Geneva, "However, It was explained along with other Naval in­ I * mt 18. M IA M I ( L T D — With a U. at 8:30. Prior to this time, the freshman legislator in T.VIa- ment. The school will be la Id 1^ 111m>-1--ii State Teachers Col­ two-lane construction; SR 46, to me that the Navy purpose-1 • • • stallations. S. Supremo Court ruling to students had been attending j |ia ll(,c morr t|)an a decade for five consecutive weeks lege and thu Univeraity of Mellonvllle Avenue east lo ly withdrew this requested starting March 18. at the However, Sttinlhers did *ay Mrs. A. I- Hood, zoo sup­ show the way, four Floridians altcrnoon sessions only at the |aBO> -didn't make up my profiosed Osteen Bridge ap Florida. appropriation for Iho lime lie- ' that the local base rould not erintendent, says she is des­ filed a suit in Federal Court South Seminole Elementary j niirwl until Monday" to run First Federal Savings and four-lane eonsliucHe now rrpreseiita tiie su­ proach, ing. It was pointed out that Ihj closed for at least a year. Loan Association in Orlando. perately In need o f mote par­ hero Tuesduy challenging the School in Casselberry. against Holland. perintendents of thu stale oil llon, and S-425, 419 and 520, should the Armed Forces | Congressman Ilcrlong, Sen­ The series of classes will akeets. I f anyone has n par­ apportionment nf the state's Ruliy said buses, ojicrating " I 'v e ina<le no financial ar­ the com si s o f sillily com- designate at a primary road Committee in the House 'kill' ator Cleveland and Cnrraway akeet they'd like donate to 12 congressional districts. on new srhedules, ran on rangements and have no or­ deal wilh the strategy of poll ■iiilten, lie was appointed to from Sanford tu the new state the request, Hie Navy rould confirmed this morning, stat­ the loo, please contact Mrs. time and that the rhunge in ganization," said the weal­ tical parties in state ami lo­ this committee by the State university site via the pro­ not offer it again.” ing that "it would be a year, sites und school hours was thy builder. "1 haven't dis­ cal governments ami informsHood. posed L ik e Jessup rauseway, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland J r .,1if the Navy decides to ‘plinso lion media plus the role of Hoard of Education in 1961. made in must orderly and co­ cussed it with IU people. four-lane onnslnictlon. B E R LIN (U IM I—Commun­ Did you know that Semi­ ami Andrew Cnrraway, of Ihc, out' SNAS before it could tx> active citizens A numtier of P iior to that he was a mem"Rut I intend to discuss it The secondary program will ist Eust Gcniiuny toduy o ffe r­ operative manner. "W e're in the Florida Toucher nole is one o f the few coun­ Seminole County Chamber of commenced ami at least two outstanding politir.il leaders |," r good shape,” he declared, with (lie six million voters of include the following, tome of ed West II o r 1 1 n e r s passes armed forces |more years before it could ixi ties in the state o f Florida “ and exlicm cly pleased with Florida ami I think they will and public officials from var­ Education Advisory Council. which also it listed in the Commerce through the city wall ‘‘ within He is the slate ehuirmnn nf committee, conferred two! culminated." which lint every one of its ious sections o f Florida will Ire interested in what I have participate. primary program: hours" If Mayor W illy llrundt » • * * ■ * _ I the S ii |m rintrtidcnla School schools fully accredited? SR 427, from Ixmgwood to will defy the Bonn govern- ^ Mllwrn reported that the |n » ay ." • • • Tin- school will Ire under ' Lunch Committee and ia * school was opened Just as odhsm said Sen Holland Altamonte Springs, Iwo-lanc nient and accept Communist William West’s vocational soon as sewerage problems |" u an honest and honorable Uie direction of Jin. Fortune, member " f the board o f di- ron-trurtion; SR 46, French terms. ag students at Seminole High had been settled and that tins man." Rut he charger! that n state repre-entativu from ' rectors for the Superintend- to Mellonvllle, four-lane rightSeminole County. enta oigunizution. recently completed — as one system litis morning was Holland votes like a Republlof-way; SR 427, from LmgMilwee is a past president o f ila projecta — the beauti­ operating very well. jean and the "people of Florwood north to the ACL rail­ DENVER ( L’ PI t — Stewart f the Seminole County Ed­ fication landscaping of th* Meanwhile, South Seminole| Ida »hould have a chance lo road, two lam- construction; ucation Association, a past grounds at the Seminole Elementary School went back, vote for a Democrat if they i president SR 427, from the ACL railroad of the area group County Business School on Washington editor o f national ,(> |„|| time session* this I wish.” north to Gtnderville, two-lane j o f Floiidu Education Asso­ Palmetto Avenue. The plants nffuiis for the Saturday Eve- mornilll{ when Principal C. M. Odham said he's for all the construction; SR 426, from ciation, and hus served on were provided by the school nmg I ost, autd I ueeday Penn- ||arp Sr. announced classes, tilings that Holland has opGoldenrod to Oviedo, two-lane several rammitlecs as a out o f it* internal accounts, syivunia Gov. William Scrancucctivc today, would tie held p«*cd including medical care construction; SR 415, new ' member of the Amcriran FORT PIERCE (L ’ P I) tor. may win the Republican from g a.m. „ nuj j;30 p m. for the aged and Uie adminOsteen Bridge, obtain right• • • ptevidential nomination. "The situation here,” he said. Utration's civil rights biU. A Florida Eust Coast Kailua) 1Association of School Ad- of-way; SR 436, near Lake " I only sold two papers yes- _ , "is normal, even though this except for the public aecom- worker said Tuesday he wns minislrutoi*. Howell south to Orange Coun­ rday," Die youngster told a C i U l l t ^ O f P r < lll(I beaten by two men who warn­ lie is u member o f Kitenlay, is new fur us. Our cafctorium modation* section. ty, four-lane right-of-way, couple seated in a car, and ST. A U G U S T IN E tU I'lt — w m l back into operation preThree Republicans are run- ed him to quit hi* job or 'wants. Elks, Mucous, AmurS 15, Lake 51ary, railroad Menu Include*: 1lean L-gion, and Is on th* signals; after they had bought a copy A 22-year-old private deter-1 pare<| t„ provide hot lunches ning for governor, but the "w e ll kill you." 25th Street (near Cole Sluw Sheriff J. It. Nurvell said hoard o f directors o f the Del-Mar building I, railroad tivc, Eulie Retford U s*ery,jfor nio*t « f the 598 children] GOP didn't put a single canof the Herald. French Erie* "But I ’ m gonna show them wu* charged with higliwuy 0f «;2* enrolled present to- didate up for Uie other of- George O. Rruuw o f Holly- Seminole ( ounty Chamber of signals; O'Rrien Road, Alta­ day.” fices on the state Cabinet.! Cabinet. wo,'d uni- Commerce. He is au ordaintoday,” the newsboy said as robliery and extortion Tuesday j Wo°J wa» w“ »beuu-n beaten by two two unilinked I leunil monte Springs, railroad sig­ Harp added. " I'd like to Only Kynes faces opposition dentifiedmen shortly before ed elder Inthe First Prea- nals; SR 426, Oviedo to Ge­ he looked at the bundle of ufter being convicted of pusGrits ing as a policeman and terror- %ay that our relationship with and that will come from <midnight Monday. i byter Ian Church of (janford neva, about 10 papers. two-lane right-of-way Hutth Puppies I English Estates School, w liiclr Democratic state Rep Earl A fter l>eating Bruuw and and teaches a Sunday School maps; S 425, 419 and 520, GinThe couple remained park­ izing a New Jersey couple. llelish Tray slashing the tire of his c a r,! class. ed In the car. scanning the used our plant during the dou- Faircioth of Miami. dervillc lo the university site, P o l* L i b e r t y ble sessions, was marvelous. lii<- assailants wurned him: Milwee was a coin mission­ four-la na aurvey for route and classifieds for an apartment. V o t e Coffee Or Tea , _ " I f you don't stay away from ed officer in th* N avy and Jeaiup eauaeway; RICHM OND, Va. (U PI| — O u r faculties, office personnel A half hour later a beaming Sit 46, the railroad, wre’ll kill you." eerved in both the Atlantic from 1-4 west to Lake County, boy returned, knocked on the Tl.a Virginia Huusr o f Dele -1 and othrrs worked togrther Y O U t h H C 'l d Pacific theater i In four-lane right-of-way maps; Owned A Operated A Sunlurd juvenile who esThe incident wus the latest a n d couple'* car window, and gate* Tuesduy started the m complete harmony, and By state on ita way to becoming you couldn't find a more co- raped * month ago from tliei>" • series of more than 20U World War 2. said; SK 46, east to Volusia Coun Maxine A Boh Industiial School at I since the strike against the lie makes his home at ty, f o u r - l s n e right-of-way "See. I ain't got no more the seventh in the Union to , operative person than Morris! Boys Hancock was apprehended, PEC began Jan. 23, 1963. l.ungwood with his wife, map*; S 15. Lake Mary, wid­ papers. I sold them ami 1 vc bark Uie so-called "Liberty Ruby. However, w e re dc Marianna Hwy. 17-92 So. amendment" which would aboi lighted to b« back on a fulli Tuesday evening by Sheriff'si Members o f 11 non-operating! Aldia, who ia a teacher in en from achool to center of got the money to prove it." Bmalerd Another businessman on.his ish such things aa federal in-1 time schedule and our ehll-1 Deputy J. Q. Galloway and ls|unkma are demanding pay |the Lyman School, and ton*, town, and SR 46, ACL railroad rome taxes ami Social K*cur ilien also seem to Ire pleas ' being held in county jail prior raise* averaging 10.21 rent* Tom, age 17, and George, west of Sanford, aurvey for way up Ph. FA 2-596S le d .” ; , to return to Manantia. jp a r hour. ja g * 1 4 —Ik e duck Wsudor* • tgr puaaiU* raUasad a w f i s u , r Superintendent Announces For Re-Election 20 Democrats Are Qualified Odham Says Holland Survey Report On Like A Republican N A S Future Awaited English Estates School Opens Politics School Begins March 18 nowA... BRIEFS Apportionment Passes O ffered FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY Scranton Chance FEC Worker Beaten, Warned ALL YOU C A N E A T - c AD U LTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDEI $1 00 i j. — �V V 1 «in r Yxn farl Inspector Praises Operation O f County Jail Hospital Notes B7 Many "T h l* i« aa exceptionally well operated JaQ by a very •ompetent l U f l . " That's the summation made by R. P . McLendon, prison lo * pec tor of the Florida Dlvla ton of Correction, aa be end* •d hit report on condition* St Seminole County JalL The facility received 11 “ excellent", four "v e r y «o o d " and alx “ good" rating*. The kitchen equipment and operation received another apeclal comment from Me* Lenden: “ Moat modern, atalnleu tfe e l t roughout, apoUeta in e lern l^ eee." Getting “ excellent" mark* during the Inspection were the following: Building and equipment, ventilation, lighting, heating, acreenlng, plumbing, kitchen facilities, bathing lacilitiet, hot water, bouaekeeplng and sanitation. "V e ry good" labela were placed on: Cuitody and aecurity, in­ mate control and discipline, sheeta, blanket* etc., health and medical facllitlee. “ Good," report! were giv­ en to: Food, toweia eupplicd, bed* end m attreaiei, medical at­ tention provided, recreational facilities and comfort item* supplied. Me Lend en noted that all current penonnel who exerci*e aupervlilon over prisonsr* have been properly commiisloned. There were 54 regular coun­ ty priionera on Feb. 20, the day of the inipection, the state official aald. Four Juvenile* were houaed in the In­ stitution at that time. F ive other* were classified a* mentally Incompetent, bringing the total of thoae confined to 63. In charge of the facility la Sheriff J. L . Hobby, aeelsted by Jemea J. Singletary, hla chief deputy. Tbe jailers are Max Stewart and C. W. (P a t) Johnson while the matron la Mr*. Vida Wilaao. MARCH 3 Admissions Mildred Ervin, Marjorie Rich­ mond, Horner Osborne, Bonita NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION In the new FIrat National Bank o f DeBary which In III iih trated above In the sketch by Architect Frank r VEGETABLE REPORT Federal State Market News Service Sanford Shipping point informa­ tion fur March 8. A ll sales F. O. B. Precooling charges m li extra unless otherwise stat­ ed. SAN FO RD OVIEDOjli .*h4- 1 j 7.ELLWOOD D ISTR IC T: Partly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: d e m a n d fair, market slightly weaker. Do­ mestic round type, Its bu. crates, $1.36 to $1.30, most­ ly $1.30, very few slightly higher, entail hires, low os $1.10; 50 lb. sacks, mostly fair quality, small to med­ ium, $1 to $1.23, very few ■lightly higher. Carrots:: demand exceeds supply, market dull. Sacks, 48-1 lb. film packed, $2; 30 Iba. loose, $1.86. MRS. RUTH LONG, Seminole County school librarian and coordinator of Celery: demand good, library materials, in shown examining books which will be placed in the market steady, 16 in. cratea, library at the new English Estates Elementary School. The library area Pascal type, 8 do*, and larg­ hns a work room nnd a librarian’s office. (Herald Photo) er, $4.25; 4 dox. and ■mail­ er, $4; hearts, 24 count, film wrapped, $5. Chinese Cabbage: insuffi­ cient supplies to quote. Endive end Escarole: de­ mand fa ir, market about steady. 1 1/9 bu. cratea, $t.76 to $2.90, mostly $2.76. Insurance coverage, Lettuea: insufficient rip Problems and needs of L it­ local plies to quota. tle League and the Volunteer with reports to be submitted Onions, green: offerings Fire Department were the to council before any final light. Cratea, • dox. bunches. main topics under discussion action is taken. $3. Nurses from eight Florida Tuesday night when the pre­ In other business council P a r a l e y t demand lair, counties w ill attend a apeclal sent North Orlando Village authorised Mrs. Mallle Salter, market steady. Crates, f conference on cancer at the Council held Its last regular village treasurer, to open a dox. bunches, $1.76. Paytons Plata Hotel in Day­ session before the March IT separate account at South elections. Parsnips: demand lig h t Seminole Bank for the $1,543 tona Beach next Monday. The urgent need for adult road and bridge fund; Baskets, 11-1 lb. film yack­ Registration w ill atait at ed, few , $1.25. t:4S a. m And there ia a SO help In Little League particul­ Approved the purchase of Radishes: demand slow, cent faa. Invitations have been arly with tbe farm team, was a usort typewriter from the market dull. Baskets, film extended to registered nurses, stressed by Tony Krecek who North O r l a n d o Company, packed, Red varieties, SO-6 licensed practical nurses and said that if m ale help can't costs not to exceed $30; VICE A D M IR A L Paul os., 85 cents ta 90 cants, Inactive or retired nuraea. be secured in the very near Accepted the low bid of H. Ramsey, comman­ very few higher; W hlta va­ Student nurses w ill be admit­ future tbe local league offi­ Sweeney Office SuppUes for cials will begin to recruit a four-drawer, legal-elic, lock der o f the naval air rieties, S4-8 os., $1.60. ted without charge. forces In ths Atlantic, I p i n a e h : volume Mgfct Counties invited te take women to serve aa team man­ type file cabinet at $39.93; part ia the conference include agers and coaches. Practice will be here March 19 Bushel baskets, Savoy, $1.18 Authorized payment o f $20 Brevard, Volusia, Flagler, Or­ sessions for a farm team, for uae of the Civic BuUdlng for a woeklong fleet to $1.50. H A S TIN G S F L O R ID A ange, Putnam, St. Johns, Sam- which must be fielded in or­ by fire department from last exercise and weapons der for village participation April through January, and, D IS T R IC T ! tnola and Lake. competition. He will at­ in Uie South Seminole Little Upon motion of Vice Mayor Partly cloudy and warm. tend briefings, play in League, are presently sche­ Art Ferrin gave a round of Cabbage: d e m a n d light Navy-civilian g o lf tour­ duled for 4 p. m. with tbe applause in appreciation for nament and then ob­ market about eteady. Domes­ raajora meeting at 3:30 p.ro. services of Mayor W.W. An­ serve an air show and tic round type 1% bu. crates, Krecek also pointed out the derson whoee term o f office c arrier airmanship $1.60, fe w small slot, lower; L A K E L A N D - Florida Sou- need for aa additional p ity ­ eaplrec this month and who competition on the der­ 60 lba. sacks, mostly ordina­ dicrn College baa been award- ing field, of bases for the ia not seeking re-election. by’s final day, March ry to fair quality, small ta ad a $12,000 grant by tbe Na­ present one and for vol­ Councilman Bob Stephen­ 21.__________________________ medium, $1 ta $1.88. tional Science Foundation, unteer labor to help put the son, who la seeking re-election Washington, D. C., to con­ field back in condition and to waa not present for the meettinue a special study of Gen keep the grass cut. log. Appreciation was express­ The executive board o f I tral Florida's plant and ani­ North Orlando Garden CW> ed to council for Its dona­ mal life. will meet nt 7:10 p. m. Thurs­ The foundation previously tion of $75 which Krecek ad­ Selection of s National Wa­ day at the borne o f Mrs granted $23,Wo for the pro­ vised waa a great help in termelon Quean to lour east­ Mary Hyatt, Bahama Road, ject, which was started two keeping the local teams In ern market* this summer will years ago. the League this year. Ranches. M. E. Johnson, chief liai­ be featured at the golden an­ First of Ka kind In the mid Discussion on the fire de son officer for the Bahamas niversary convention o f the centered around government , wtU apeak at state area, the biotic atudy partment OVER 36 Y E A R S Waterm* Von Growers and Dis­ entails laboratory expert- equipment needs aa ri^ulrcd Thursday’s luncheon meeting A t First A Palmetto tributors Association March I meets and in tensive research by the State F ire Board if of tiie Sanford-Seminole Jun­ (Aloagaid* old poet o ffic e ) through 11 at Jacksonville. the village is to be recom­ ior Chamber of Commerce. o f plant and animal popula John Louback o f Sanford ia tion—Including environmental mended for low er Insurance The meeting la planned for an association member and la conditions and the effects of ratings. the Civic Center. In charge fire cattle, grating, severe Chief BUI Hahn advis­ (it the program is Charles expected to take pari ia con­ vention activities. weather and other factors. ed to prepare a long-term Telenbaum. The three-day program will budget covering coate of the be highlighted by a corona­ Carrier researchers esti­ necessary equipment. He also Pheasant* are eaaentiaUy mate that 293,000 homes have waa authorized to Investigate seed eaters. They rarely eat tion and convention banquet • Carpets • Furniture and dance on March 10. Doyle central air conditioning in the entering into mutual aid Uie buds of shrubs and trees • Tile • Plane* 14 slate* which border on agreement with surrounding as many uplaud game birds Conner, elate agriculture sec­ • Rental B e d s retary, will be toastmaster. Canada. communities, within limits of do. S' ifr E & i l 1 North Orlando Discusses Fire Department And Little League Nurses Going To Meeting ^ R. Patterson o f Tampa an it will appear upon completion. The bank in being built on property fronting Highway 17-92. (Cox Photo) •M Bahaman To Speak Here Melon Qeuen To Be Chosen Board T o M eet Sanford Furniture Co. • -w Wed. Mar. 4, *84 St. Augustine Holds Rail, Home Bomb Suspect ST. AUGUSTINE (U P I) — An Indiana man waa held today for questioning about dynamite blasts which shat­ tered a Negro home in Jack­ sonville last month and de­ railed two Florida East Coast Railway trains near here last week. St. Johns County Sheriff L. O. Davis said William Ster­ ling Rosecrana, 30, Andcraon, Ind., waa arrested here Tues­ day for routine questioning and bald on an open charge. "H e admitted be knows how to use dynamite from cooetruetlon work," Darla said, "but be denies any connec­ tion with any bombings." Darla aald Birmingham, on Feb. 23 after he spotted deputies and FBI agents searching hla car. ••There were three sticks of dynamite found In tbe black automobile which we definite­ ly tied up with him ," Davia Davis said Rosecrans said said. he went to Jacksonville from Australia if the only nation Alabama last October and came here from Jacksonville to occupy an entire continent. Ala., authorities would arrive today to question Rosecrans in connection with a bombing last Sept. 13 o f the l « h Street Baptist Church iu Birming­ ham which killed four Negro girls attending Sunday School. Cwk M «u| DISCOUNT ON A N A T IO N A L BRAND P A IN T Legal Notice ! w a n e s cw n n n r iO T IT IO t-a WANK LA W NOTICE IB HEREBY GIV­ EN th»t ths undtrtlrntd dssiring to sngmes In buslnsss si Isnferd. B.mlnols County. Florida, undar ths mms of ■ A H LAUNDERAKA At 111 Wast 17th Blraat. Sanford, Florida, Intand to roglator tho asms nima with tha Clark o f tha circuit Court of Bamtnola County, Florida. John H. Ixi.rh .lt ■ ua I. Loachslt HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER Edwards Building Post Offlea Drawar H Sanford, Florida Attornaya for Ownara The Seminole Sports Car Publish Mar. 4, IS, II, 24, t i l l CDg-ie Club will present a film, "The Challenge,” , produced by the Ford Motor Company regarding t h a Lotus-Ford that placed second in the Memorial Day race last year at Indianapolis. The film la a SO-minut* color production with aound. It w ill bo shown at the Flor­ ida Stats Bank lounge at 8 p.m. today. Tbe public is in­ vited to attend. A l l FI EC I P I C Sports Car Club To Show Film gef one e m motm Mir s e m 209 W. First Ciuwel berry Street Plaza C a s s e lb e rry Sanford 838-7681 322-3649 P ER FEC T W EA TH ER T H E Y E A R ROUND! GENFRAl ■ ELECTRIC W EATHERT RO N T ot Drowns H t A I H U M P a n d C O O LIN G U NI I Sanford Electric Co. M IA M I (U P I — A fiveyear-old boy toppled into a canal and drowned Monday whils chasing a land erab V IS IT O U R down the bank. Ha waa John­ 118 n. M A G N O L IA ny Derick Smith. PH O N O G R A PH RECORD A N D SANPO RD SH E E T M USIC 7.* « * g _____ Ju s t tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home improvements, car repairs, lor all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. CMk t ** Bkw,« <4 PaynaMt. $120.00 118.00 220.00 312.00 432.00 39200 $ 7.00 11.00 1300 isoo 2400 3200 L O A N S UP TO $ * 0 0 FAMILY C A M E R A C O R N E RE D are members o f Thelma Moaabolder'a seventh period borne economics class at South Seminole Junior High School at Cuaaelberry. (Herald Photo). F IN A N C I SERVICE, IN C . e f S a n fo rd 110 South Magnolia S t r e e t .................... FA 2-4612 il or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald f delivered daily to your door for Only PER WEEK t ■life \ 'A y i : •* PAINTS t t $12,600 Grant To College i . W l i e l p l e , Scot Brookinas, James Parra more, Delores Pickens, all of Sanford; Tracy Collins, John Richardson, both of Lake M ary; Alva Groce, Margaret Kating, both of Lon* w ood; John Lau, De­ Bary; Elizabeth Nelson, DeLand; Allen Lawrence, Cbuluota Births Mr. and M ri. Stuart Whalpls, baby boy, Sanford Discharge* Eleanor McRanty, Stave Dud­ ley, Anita Oraen, Rosemary Tyner, Mattie Wright, Jannis Pletrantonl, Mrs. D e 1 o r a a Knudaon and baby boy, Mrs. F t C Bembo and baby boy, Anna Tyner, David Charles Ballard, all o f Sanford; Gus­ tave Hundt, DeBary; Mar­ garet Oeiger, Lake M ery; Joyce Y a tei, Palatka; Mrs. Doris Skeena and baby boy, Osteen; Frank Haitlngs, Longwood Wn?n W»r*TB D EPT. 322-1368 • �G R AD E “ A ” Q U ICK FRO ZEN P L U M P “SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN w rfjfe t PLAID &W STAMPS U: 1 With this Coupon and purrha«c of t f { White Italn Rep. or Extra Holding ” | BEEF BAKING HENS FRYER LEGS COOKED HAM CHUCK ROAST G R AD E “ A ” Q UICK FROZEN F R Y E R B RE AST (W IT H R IB S) OR “ SU PE R -R IG H T* SHORT S H A N K F U L L Y |m | Coupon — -* ‘ L— “ March — L ' ■ JAX . S-7-84 Shnnk Portion Lit. Ham R o a s te r 79 * “ SUPER-RIGHT” W ESTERN STEER REEF BONELESS ___79* F U L L CUT LB. FRESH GROUND 3 FROZEN POTATO MORSELS, CO TTAGE LII. PKG. Red Snapper» 59* QUICK FROZKN 1IKADLKSS S H R IM P lb 79 ‘ B A N Q U E T QUICK FROZKN Chicken Livers10 39( C PT.’N JOHNS QUICK FROZEN BEEF Full Cut Chuck Steak Sp ADLESS DUKSSKI) QUICK FROZEN 1IKADI.KSS DRESSED R O U N D S T EA K Bone In Special! A & P (Butt Portion Lb. 43c) “ Super-Right” Fully Cooked Center Slice Square Cut ; ■ Hair Spray 15-oz. can $1.49 < r 39‘ 2 ** 99c Fish-Sticks w- 39* 1.00 * CPT.’ N JOHNS QUICK FROZEN COD Itrradrd Porlinna 2 & $1 09 FRIES or REGULAR or C R IN K LE C U T FREN CH FRIES GOLDEN C O R N 4 1-Lb. Pkgs. 89c Special! LIBBY C R EA M STYLE OR W HOLE KERNEL S P E C IA L ! W H IT E HOUSE $100 S P E C IA L ! COLD STREAM IS Fluid Ox. Can* In O n . Evap M ilk 6 77 Pink Salmon 59* S P E C IA L ! C IIE IM M IIT A M E R IC A N OK PIM E N TO S P E C IA L ! Sc H O LLYW O O D Candy Bars 19' Cheese Spread 2 * 83* Pkg. O f S P E C IA L ! H E IN Z CONDENSED S P E C IA L ! W OKTIIM O RE Choc. Stars 59* Cheese Soup2 '-■■■25* I l.h. Pkg. S P E C IA L ! S F LA V O R S D A IL Y S P E C IA L ! S U L T A N A Dog Food 6 M.h. Cana SM ALL 4 9 ‘ Stuffed Olives ‘F 35* 32 07.. S A IL LIQ U ID D ETERG ENT OK S A IL DRY Detergent 8 1-Lb. Cans Giant S P E C IA L ! S U L T A N A PU R E S TR A W B E R R Y 49 ‘ Preserves Pkg. 2 a 59* FRESH SNO W H IT E MUSHROOMS 1 TOMATOES 69 LB. ____________________________ ^National PeanuT Week; I A A P Vacuum Packed Virginia Saltad j [Peanuts 29c i 1Butter 69c i |P e a n u t s '^ , £ 5 9c« 1Peanut Bars 3 9 c [ I Peanuts rtt: 23c | * Sultana Peanut | I Worthmor* | I NabUco Chocolate Pcaaat I I F reality Rotated ’■ __________________________________________ J Chicken of the Sea EASTERN ROUND W HITE POTATOES 10 CARROTS 2 FRESH CRISP Ligh t Meat T u n a .................9*4 oz. 49c Dixie Lily Quick G rits ..— ..... 22 oz. 20c Morton'a Froiea 81,-0*. Can Dole Sliced 18-0*. Peter Pan Smooth an d Crunchy Nabisco’ s Vanilla W a fe r s ____12 oz. 31c I Or O ff Borden's Instant Coffee 5-oz. jar 74c Sara Lee Froten 6-0*. Jar Chase Instant Pineapple 2/41c Peanut Butter 63c Coffee Ht Sanborn 10c O ff 1.15 6 GOLDEN RISE BISCU ITS 49* LB. B AG 8UNNYBRO O K GRADE “ A ” F L A . E X T R A LAR G E EGGS A A P ’S W H IT E B E A U TY SH O R T E N IN G 3 a 49* Doz CALO CAT FOOD Chlckrn Parta !!'• ax can Lifer * Chicken Parta • ox. can Kidney A Chicken Parta I ox. cen Llrer FUrer Cat 1 Food • ex. can M * Prices la thla adrertUemeat are good through Saturday, March T 2701 OrUndo Drive On IIwy. 17-92 Theta Prices Effcctire In Sanford Store Only �Vb'r Seminola S e n lo rS Pace 4—Wed. Mar. 4, '64 N r r ilh M rs. Park Nominated For M o th e iO f-Y e a r By Jeltea Htenctram A gentle voice apoke to a aulUti-faeed c n t ll lad la a eoraer et a back room la the Sera loo la County Jail. " I belleva 1 can underatand, became I ’ve bad bora ol my With n short, meaningful The value o f the United Matas’ missile program and in relation to the manned air­ craft role was spelled out fhuredsy at the Ssnford-Scm.note Junior Clumber o f ComMeeting at tha Civic Cen­ ter, Jayeaes were addressed qr Capt. Robert F. Gardner, o f Orlando Air Force Base. With aa assist from colored ilidss, Captain Gardner redewed the start of the missile wogram In the 19S0s and folowed It to the present. He ilso pointed to the •'missile of •be future." This, be said, would be • ilghly mobile mid-range mla■lie carried on huge vans and •upable o f moving around the wuntryside at all hours. When and If the need arises. •*ew e. aboard the van could .nop, ready tha launch and ;Jre in a matter o f minutes. Tha missile, he explained, :an clear interceptor bases f the enemy so that the man.ted bombers can get to tha jtrinelpal target without intericrence; Captain Gardner emphasis•id the value o f the manned : mother. H e noted the missile m u m is programmed and cannot bo altered once the Ituidaneo system U set. The manned bomber can altar Us ••owes and, up to the final ecoods, deride If the attack "3 3 3 $ i he into * the Tactical A ir C onuiaad as nos which la doi l o a d to carb small “ brush. 'B o w e r s so that they will not develop Into fullblown •vorld conflicts. B e told o f tha value td the litratcgic A ir Command ta d Its ability to bn deployed a n y •rhere in the world end c l the .H r Defense Command which is destined to protect the con­ tinental limits o f the United I lutes. The Orlando A ir Force H at*, the captain said, has the project o l teaching tha tactical m Uitlo program. It iavolvaa a 139 million Invest­ ment annually, ho said. Assisting In the presentation •rare airman first class John 'Visa and airman second class •V. T . Corley, both from the Orlande base. The meeting was ccndnrtod tiy Jaycee President Jim I'.mlth and the speaker was In­ troduced by Phil Skates, pro,:ram chairman. LBJ To Attend Demo Dinner WASHINGTON (U P I ) ■"resident Johnson plana to atI n d a Democratic fund-ratela g dinner May • at Atlantic c ity , N . J., site o f this year's Democratic National Coo vanThe dinner originally had le e n scheduled for March It, t.ut the date was moved up after Johnson said he would l ot ha able to make it at that experience from her many y e a n o f loving and eating for boya and glrla, Mr*. Gen* ova Whitehead Park—ftetfcape better known to moat fotka aa Mr*. C. L. Park Sr., wife o f one o f Sanford'e well known phyaldana—won the confl* dene* o f a rebellloui heart. The boy poured out hta ilory o f fraatratlon and fear. She llitened and perhaps all* cntly prayed that the young­ ster would find a lighted path Instead o f believing there was no way at all. She stayed with him and she helped. This experience is Just one of many which have occurred DEAR LAKE PTA members meeting with other County Fair committee time and time again over the groups recently nt the home of Mrs. Mary Goree were, front, Mrs. Gores years. And it’s the principal ■Si 111 dels He Laura amiui n Buell; aiu vii • bock, utounf m oi a i m i l / Bowers, Mrs. Mary Williamson, and Mra. Mrs. Nancy reason why the Sanford Story - -Peggy -Maries. (Herald Photo) Mra. Jeri Rigsby and- Mrs. League has nominated Mrs. Park to be considered for the Florida Mother* of* the* Y ear award. The American M o t h e r a Committee, Inc., headquarter* ed at the Waldorf-Astoria in Clues to the personalities Giving the report was Mrs. vert personality. N ew York City, is the official and traits of local Lions Club Joan E. Newton, a handwrit­ A fter the analysis, t h e sponsor o f National Mother’s speaker was asked If a Day each year. The primary members were revealed Tues­ ing expert. She asked each member son’s handwriting could objective la te strengthen the day iwoa by a grapboanalyst moral and spiritual founda­ from Orlando. to Jot down a few words on plct a good or bad credit risk. tions o f the American home cards which were numbered She explained that many cre­ and to give to the observance for identification but which dit bureaus and those issuing of Mother's Day a spirlutal did not contain the name of credit depend a great deal on quality which highlight, the the individual. such Information. standards o f Ideal mother­ Mra. Newton then gave a The meeting, held at hood and recognises the Im­ synopsis o f tha person'* per­ Capri Restaurant, waa portant role o f motherhood in sonality which ranged from ducted by Lions President the home as well as in the A clinic on re finishing tha Jealous type to the extro­ George Hughes. community. furniture will be held at tha A Mother-of the-Year Is se­ lected la each state. From Homs Demonstration Center, the various state nominees a 401 E. 23th Street, next Mon­ national Mother Is chosen by day beginning at 10 a. m. a nationwide Jury. Those interested In the The Story League nominat­ work ean bring the furniture ed Mrs. Park last year and to be r*finished, paint remov­ she was chosen a runner-up er, old rags, fine eand paper, among the nominees in Flor­ fine steel wool, varnish reida. The local organisation mover, old paint brush, old again this year has selected pair o f rubber gloves and Mrs. Park. Dut she would not old newspapers. Those at­ consent to her name being tending should also bring a WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED presented until she was per­ sack Ibnch. suaded that this could be a Club leaders will be pre­ TO ADD A ROOM. FREE ESTIMATES way to help more young peo­ sent to give assistance. Any person wishing further In­ ple. WE HANDLE EVERYTHING. ONLY should caQ the “ No mother,’* say Story formation ONE BILL TO PAY THE GREGORY WAY. League officers, “ lives any Home Demonstration office. closer to the highest standards o f American motherhood. Her high personal Ideals and the spiritual quality In her per­ NEW YORK (U P I) — •tk St. sonality which, combined with Monka e f the Tiapplst Order bar practical good aaoaa, a ant no meat, fish o r fo w l and Sanford delightful sense o f humor and only small quantities o f milk bar unselfish Internet in the and eggs, says tha Catholic w elfare of otbera, makes her Digest. aa exceptlooal choice lo r this particular honor." Mrs. Park's quiet taosr strength also oommsnds the deep respect o f others. The Story League, said, “ Her love for truth and fa ir dealing Is the deep seated foundation of her character. When, during her sons' childhood, tha ta u 4 * them to pray for their rivals, she was completely slneero; and today she is m ore proud o f their clear thinking and high standards o f fair play than she Is of all the honors and awards which have come to them ." , The Story League has r e ­ quested that local civic, fra­ ternal and social organisations In Sanford and the surround­ Mercury ing area Join the league in again nominating Mrs. Park for this signal hooor. When Mrs. Parti was se­ lected last year as runnerPikes Peak Champion up she became Florida's “ Merit Mother" and was hon­ ored la Jacksonville w ife Mrs. Albert Klaaltag who was Mother-of-the-Yasr Florida's for 19C3. For many years Mr*. Park has counselled Seminole's young people and hat render­ ed a moat valuable servlet to tha county's Juvenile court. Her outstanding service in this capacity waa the key to her nomination last year by tha Sanford Story League. Telephone Toll Charges Editor, Harold t Although I’ve n e v e r Lions Get Clues To Their Personalities b e ta * I cannot ding my comments to the recent letter from CoL Gregory. Orange County 7 Since S a n f o r d denta and business people de neb m m wfflbw te make matteci more eon. v e a i e i t tor m loath Seminole residents, why shouldn't we elso bay oar ear tare to Orange Coun­ ty T We eotdd pkk them «p very easily while shop, ping and conducting butlsees matters is winter Fork or Orlando. RO O M ADDITIONS i H O W ’S Y O U R SPA C E PRO BLEM ? Monastic D iet WE’VE GOT THE HOTTEST NUMBER IN ITS PRICE CLASS LOOK WHERE MERCURY BEAT ITS MEDIUM-PRICE COMPETITION! We Care! A s evidence o f our concern fo r the people o f South Seminole CountTe w e have two direct telephone lines into the Orlando exchange. The num­ bers are 425-5938 and 424-8824. These numbers are not “ L o n g Distanced to residents o f South Seminole. Call us any tim e with news o f your club m eetings, personals, or to place advertisem ents. W e hope the “ telephone barrier” w ill be lifted at an early date, so that all people with Seminole County’ s in terest in common can communicate fre e ly without toll charge. ATLANTAf v M ILW A U K EE! Otice | Event n t v **» ,0‘ ’ Mercury vs. Competition^ Aided. 0*. letowitiiail *■000" dercary tons di aaSaa-ertct can 0nteM.ru. firecracker “ 400" denary beats all mdnM-prk* can fikM Nik, CeU. Miemhee. Wii Mhae Seek O ta* danary teat* arerytoty-atea evert Milwaukee "gOO" dtreary toad aN aadwaprica tan Dutington, S.C. 1ledum "gOO" dartary toad a* makua-prita can wrtmee, cem. Oetoea Mate "400" dartary baati everytody—a n wart H U N T LIN C O LN -M E R C U R Y , IN C 109 North Palmetto Avenue &anfuri» 3 fm lii S! medium-price competition. No doubt about it—"Big Merc" taken the cake for ecat and akeedaddle! In looks and luxury, in room and ride, too. Mercury’* way ahead of everything near the price. Come in and eee hew we beat o u r competition with deale just as hot as the car! tbn Sadie Hawkins Day done* last Friday at Seminole High School. Elyso Is a sophomore dad Dslbsrt U a junior. Letter to the Editor Seminole County’s Only Doily Newspaper S e n fo r d P h o n es! S22-2S11 S e m in o le G o a t y 424-8814 P h s n — t �PRICES GOOD THROUGH THE WEEKEND. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Wad/Wnr. 4, '64— Page 8 INTER STOCK UP SPECIAL Smoked Chuck Katherine Seller*. Assisting her were Mis* Omi Rec, flr*t grade teacher; Mr*. Elisabeth Mosea, second and third grade teacher; Mr*. Ethel Tart, third and fourth grade teach* or and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis, principal and fifth and sixth grade teacher. First graders opened the program by singing a song which told the story of Lin* coin. 8econd and third graders sang a song about George Washington, p l a y e d in a rhythm band and presented folk dances. Third and fourth grade stud* ants offered a number o f pa* tilotic songs and the fifth and sixth grades gave a “ radio" skit showing the birth o f many partiotic songs includ* Ing Yankee D o o d l e , Star Spangled Banner, Over There, Battle Hymn o f the Republic and the Navy, Arm y, Marine and A ir Force Hymns. SUGAR CURED. WHOLE LIMIT-1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER CUT PROM THE FINEST BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BEEF BLUE RIBBON BONELESS 2460 P A R K AVE. CHUCK ROAST . 14 oz B O TTLE S CftEEWELL MCADFO.Otereef.Fi FLA. OR GA. GRADE 'A* FRESI LEAN MEATY FIRST CUT RIB PORK VEAL ST E A K S. . - 6 * MILO CHEOOAR DAISY CHEESE. m 4 ft O LD TYM E SMOKED Gen. MacArthur Has Jaundice SAVISl/lsIACH WASHINGTON (U P I) General of the Arm y Douglas MacArthur, 84, is being treat* ed for a “ moderately severe” ease of jaundice at the Walter Reed Arm y Medical Center. Center officials said Tues­ day that MacArthur, who ap« peared haggard on his arrival here from N ew York Monday, la not in any pain but has been suffering from the condi­ tion for "several months” and has lost weight. "Tests are being carried out to ascertain the causa of the jaundice,” t spokesman said. 0 CO RNED BEEF H A S H .... Q TOMATO JU ICE... J A V n j WINTER STOCK-UR 0 . F R U IT COCKTAIL m s l ic e d LIBBY'S Yellow Cling . Halve* or Slices 29oaCAN * 1 ( 1 SAVES# Oviedo Adds Speed Reading For Seniors XY( L IM IT I'LB A S B I wecMAM* • » LIB B Y 'S. SAVE 104 EACH \ ^ S s s ^ s rS S B T S S ' By B en k e Betsey Addition o f • speed readtag eourae for Oviedo High School eeniors who need to Increase their reading ability and for those who plan to en­ ter college was announced this week by Principal C. W. ■older. A t the same time he re­ ported the possibility o f con­ tinuing claasea for the school's Drama Club through the sum­ m er H sufficient interest is •hows. Six members of this g o u p already have express­ ed their desire to continue the activity through the sum­ m er mooth* and other stu­ dents Interested have been asked to contact Mr*. Ralph Neely, sponsor. ILB PICO* BLUE BONNITa m T T . l- commission Mid, averaged one deer lor every eight huntera. I A V I S £/'i«K AC H .-" p ic k l e d b e e t s 0 SL IC E D BEET S....... 0 V IE N N A S A U S A G E ...... 0 PIN EA PPLE-G RA PEFRU IT D R IN K 0 GARDEN SW EET PEAS. ...K W tfW SET OF4 fAVI2H< BACH REFRIGERATOR A FREEZER #.• * • * • • • • * • « • * • SH O R T EN IN G ** m 'Z Z Z tZ * FYNE BAKE 3 a n 49# B a k e -R ite . 3 49< HUDSON GOLDEN SHOWCASE .*lta.ftnk.rellew.erctl4 White Tail Deer On Increase TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) Florida's white toil deer con­ tinues to expand on wildlife management areas In spite a f encroaching civilisation, end increased hunting press ■re, the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission reports. The deer population has In­ creased from an estimated M.580 in 1W4 to 58,000 to 1*0As the population Increases so does the annual harvest o f deer. The 1 9 0 * harvest o f 4,553 deer shows an increate o f 31 per cent over toe 1M0 take of MOB. How­ ever, while the report shows an annual increase to harvest o f legal buck deer, the m ar­ gin of increase baa declined annually and m ay. indicate a leveling o ff to hunter presso n o r a slew down to popula­ tion growth o f the larger herds, or both, the agency •aid. The 100344 take on the etate management areas, the FARMER GRAY SMOKED THICKLY SLICED T I S S U E S . . . 4 “ ' I 00 DETERGENT FRESH P E N N S Y L V A N IA G l T ID E FARMHOUSE FROZEN CreamMet. 1 V0IU»l U< M Att Potatoes 10 ■ • • 1 BAG 39* CRISP CKLLO WIAPPID i % 11 i Jl CARROTS...*.!* FUraOKTItA MERCHAwbmmmsimm NTSGREK STAM PS tmm mutmm •VOLUMC • g . ULUS. W t y Dibit Story Li brarjr GET MORE IN ’64 i MO RE FAM OUS FOOD F A I R LOW P R I C E S PLUS FREE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Denver In P ic HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - Bob Denver, the bearded "Maynani” on television's “ Dobic Gillia" show, hat a part to the CREST Toothpaste movie "For tbOM Who Think Young.” GLEEM Toothpaste lg e 53c e c o . 69c f a m . 8 3 C �K t Btntnrfl ReraH Page t— Wed. Mar. 4, ’64 A. 8. HERLONG JR, U. S. representative from this congressional district, won automatic re-election to Congress Tuesday noon when no other candidate quali­ fied to run against ^ SO J T O S Si Apple S'ce 2 Cut Beets Swt. Peas 2 Tomatoes 2 Sweet Corn ) i [pi, THRIFTY M AID SAVE 3< EACH . . THRIFTY M AID 3iv FISH FILLET 2 SAVE U IA . . . THRIFTY AMID SAVE S ft# . . THRIFTY AM ID WHOLE PERRYTO W N, A lt . (U P1) —Perry Campbell has a new ending to the story of the farm boy who grows up, leaves for the city, and never comes back. Ha returned and made his own city. REGULAR 49* The fam ily farm had been aold, so he had to buy It back when he came home in 19SS. Instead o f farming, be con­ verted the property four miles west o f Hopo, to southwest Arkansas, Into a aervies sta­ tion. N ow a community of 12S persona llvss at Perrytown, namsd after the U-year-cld Perry Campbell. Besides his farm and aervlce station N A T IO N A L there are a few other busi­ nesses along the two-mlle stretch of town on U. S. High­ way IT. Tbay have a slogan: "T b s finest truck stop in the Unit­ ed Steles." It Is put on the msp at night with a blase o( neon signs, costing Campbell $#,ooo and burning op a $300 electric bUJ every month. Residents of Perrytown held • tows meeting end de­ cided to Incorporate. Last y s tr thay paid $113,000 in stats and local taxes. When Perrytown la a city It will receive turn-back funds for improvement*. For Campbell, his town has become a "N e w Frontier.” Plans ara being made for housing projects, a shopping REGULAR 4S< . . SUNNY LAND FREI center, a lire station and a church. " i t wiJI be all-denomina­ tional," Campbell said, " a l ­ though moat oi us around FRESH BOSTON BUTTS here ara Baptists." LB W ie n e rs S a u sa g e Casselberry Lions To Hear Jack Raymon QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 8TH W-D BRAND SIRLOIN you o*f et Winn-Dui*. S te a k S te a k R o a st R o a st FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND BONELESS ROUND OR RUMP BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP All cut* ef W-D brand beef are dose trimmed ef bone and fet before weighing and packaging. You gat mere, teen, lander beef per pound Of ymm friendly Winn Dfalp. GROUND Only A gin g brings such Tsndsrnsss and M eaty 49/ Goodness PRODUCI Wash. Slate Red or Golden Delicious » 39/ 39/ FRESH FLORIDA SWEET, JUICY APPLES Gr'fruit 8 »<59/ Oranges 5^59/ Cabbage Onions 5 39/ Russets 10&59/ FRESH FLORIDA . . SWEET, JUICY FRESH FIRM HEAD* Country H am *98/ By J u s Casselberry S I EXTRA STAMPS WITH CHOPPED, SHAPED Jack Raymon, well-known lecturer, will apeak on "M yth­ ology of Reptllei" at Thurs­ day's mooting of the Lions Club o f Casselberry to bo bald at $:I0 p. m. in the Trad# Wind* Cafeteria In Seminole ria ta . Presently with the Animal Kingdom located north o f Casselberry on Highway IT-02 Raymon formerly operated the Wildlife Arena at the Citrus Tower. Ho baa lectur­ ed In schools and colleges throughout the United States. R U. S. NO. I YELLOW Cube Steaks 10 - 89/ Y O U GET BIGGER S A V IN G S D U RIN G Sanford C. Of C. Meets Thursday A g e n e r a l membership meeting of the newly organ­ ised Sanford Chamber of Commerce will be held i t ■ p. m. Thursday at tfaa court house. A. B. Petersoo Jr., presi­ dent, said committee# will be formed sad the membership READY TO SERVE . . GEORGIA Pecan Pie M M *, deots, property owners and those In business or employod In Sanford. Troops Will Leave Uganda KAMPALA, Uganda Uganda (U (I PI) —British troops brought Into Uganda during last month’s abortive army mutiny will re­ turn to Konya next Monday, Premier Milton Obote said to­ day. Mo said "the situation kero no longer requires their _ a S n i l Pe S v w x i h l w i c �+• O " if f y . i it \ (The fta n fo rh ^ r r a lS Wed. Mar. 4, '64— Page T Palmetto Avc. & 3rd St. French Are. ft 25th. _4O0 E. Finn St. M Extra Tm Valai Stius SPECIAL WITH 1 W COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Two rootOM T A M O* I I A Shrimp Dinars SUNSHINE • o o o T mhu March Rim AT ANT WIHM-DIXH 51 Extra Tm Vi Ii i Skip* IWTH THU COUPON ANO PU8CHASL Of H U . PaotSM (SOLD K Onion Rings • o o o T hru March Bth AT ANT WINN-DIXII M Extra Tm Vain Skip* WITHI THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE Of One p « c. Proich kmprirr Snipper Fillet ■ ocr T hru March Bth AT ANY W INH-PIXII SAVE i t IACH . . ASTOR Fruit Cocktail 5 «*• i Fruit Cocktail 4 ^ i SAVE 4< EACH . . LIBBY O R K L O IN FRESH B A K E D YOUR CHOICE ★ 7-Rlh Oil LB i t UR- Loll Oil RES. J3« KtU. I l f . . DIXIE BIAI* DARLING BAKUrHI RAISIN RAISI CINNAMON Rolls . . . R olls . . . • ct . p k c . 51 Extra Taa Vilaa Skms WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE « REG. 2 FOR 25* 2U . .. DIXIE DARLINC DARLING DINNER Irlh v AkJ' V* ' F /*• * «-*Y ( m p in h ir i Black Pappar 12 ct . PKG. • e o o T hru March ant AT ANY W INN-DIXII Morton Morton * CHICKEN. ASTOR PURE'CONCORD 12-ox. CAN Fruit Pies Pies Grape Juice 39 1.800 Year Old Mummy Found In Rome ROME ( U P I ) — About UOO year* npo the young daughter o f a Roman official died !n Egypt and waa brought back to Rome to be laid to reat with her toya and Jewel* in a mar* ble tomb. Recently, workmen rxcavat* Ing the aite for one o f the new apartment building* m u a h* rooming near the ancient Caa* a!an W ay unearthed a earro* phagua and tha mummified form o f the girl. Police were called and, on a legal technicality, tha amali mummy waa taken to th « morgue. Doctor* and archeologlita pieced together part o f tha rlddlt poeed by tha conatnsa* tlon worker*' diteorery. Tha find waa unueual tinea the an* clent Romana did not follow the Egyptian practice o f munw m ifylng their dead. Tha mummy, lesa than fo o t feet long, a delicate gold neck* laca around her neck, a gold ring on the withered little fin* ger o f her le ft hand, lay on ■ table In the lecture theater o* tha Initiute of Forenale Medt* cine where the expert* held ■ preaa conference. Prof. Ceiara Gerin, director o f the Initltute, aaid that from X-ray evidence on the bona and tooth detelopment, tha girl waa eight ytara old whan •he died. The mummy'a arme ware swathed in double layer* a f fma bandage* which, aftac 1.800 year*, •till gave o ff a strong odor o f aucalyptna from tha aromatic suhaUne* used In tha mummification process. Gerin said tha aromatic, raa. Inous substance waa being am* alyted "but wa expect it to be one already known to Egypt* ologisls." Ha aaid there were no eigne o f wounds or Injuries on W a body. X-raya showed thin white line* on her leg bonee that might be Interpreted to mean aha once had suffered from rickata. Garin said tha cauaa o f death waa unknown and would prob* ably remain unknown •• ha had no Intention o f dissecting tha mummy. "This child would want Be return to tha shadow* and peace," he said. Tha body was remarkably well preserved, according t « Gerin, and it still waa poealbl* to ■<*, despite tha brownlak color o f the mummy, the structure o f a delicately bean, liful face. t* UF Gets $500 Scholarship APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT TURKEY 4 > O R L A N D O - A UOO scholar.' ehip grant hai been given tha University of Florida by tto R e s e a r c h and Education Foundation of tha Florida Hospital Association. Announcement of tha gift, firet scholarship aver offered by the organisation, waa made by Sherwood D. Smith, foundation president and ad* mini sire tor of tha Lakeland General Hospital, following the February meeting o f the group’s board o f director# here. The scholarship will ba awarded to a member of tha Universlty’a first graduate clast In hospital ad minis tra* lion, which begins In Septega* bar. j F A M IL Y $ S IZ E O U R BIG A N N IV E R S A R Y SA LE! ASTOR FRUH FROZIN S As® fiilriHPS ftR*°% c o r r m : V ' r * Gr. Peas 5 ® *1. Lim as... 5 “ *1. Cr. Corn 5 * 1 . Cut Corn 5 ® *1. flower... 5 «*1. O k ra .... 5 *1. ASTOR FRESH FROZEN BABY OR FORDHOOK LIBBY FRESH FROZEN ASTOR FRESH FROZEN ASTOR VAC. PACKED COFFEE _ F O L Q U 'I M eeatele Grown DOLI PIN IA PPLI TOMATO ■LUI or W H IT I ARROW IM PRO VID T ID I COFFEE JUICE JUICE DETERGENT DETERGENT Sava 10* . . 46-ox. Con lava 14# . ♦ 1-Lb- Con 49- Ml IM I aOh Ift. Bead *4e» L M t 1 wNh fft, feed ardor 2 2 5 Sava 10* . . 46-ox. Con ' keek « # •» •** law prtae | Sava 20* . . Glont Box Sava 30* . . Giant Box 19 39' 49' limit I wkh M - toad Urn* I with f I. food aedar _ ASTOR FRESH FROZEN CAULI- DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN WHOLE BABY lim it I with IX . feed aedar « NEW ,w*K fo *• » r U * L , ROACH! 5 •ANTI] Kills haw , TkU. t-NaHWb s a g alter Ity-M 4 «•«!!•• I■Hits* rilU MTtU NOUM WITH K M K11UM0 “fOO" WHIll YOU IMO^ oavw tl r — AVAKABU IN TWO IIZU ATASTSKINT A IMAU NOAkB BUB •a la M M asUt foe* Itefc u n ­ m (a\vA a s i taut P [jOY ev&txi| d AU1G CCt... ...... « ai D ru g . G a rd a # Supply. D r u g a n d lan d ing G ro ce ry S ta ra n M fg . hr P#4 ChtBRlMb. U«w M ia m i. F it . .Jr « K j A .j— . ( :v s o ld • �V Danforth - H Wedding Hel .Local Church B y Mrs. Adana Muller T h * DeBary. Horn* Demon­ stration Club met recently at the Community Center. All Improvements interior, Mrs. Charles Ulrich; exterior, Mrs. Person Little; social, Mrs. John Oayfuse; workshop cochairmen, Mrs. Georg* Wright and Mrs. Gertseneck. Mra. Herbert Vitt presented the program on pesticides, stating before using any pesti­ cide to read the precautions listed on the container, fol­ low instructions, heeo ill cau* lions and warnings, dispose of empty containers safely, and keep pesticides out of the reach o f young children and away from food and other household supplies. th* Volusia County Demon­ stration Clubs were repre­ sented but DeLeon Springs. Articles made by the mem­ bers of Ui* various clubs were on display, and aeveral ladies gave Instructions on the arti­ cles. Mrs. Myrtle Wallin and Mrs. Norman Miller, of Os­ teen, demonstrated the mak­ ing o f bird cages, pin* cone trees, velvet flowers In pots, long legged dolls, trays made from old records, gilted and edged with flowers or plain Hutted edges, tin cans cov­ ered with a plaster of parts and painted to resemble the bark of a tree for plants and flowers. There were wall plaques, pine needle craft, pillow tops, poodle dogs, both large and small, coat hangers covered with foam rubber, hats, bags, a large assortment o f sweaters, slippers, afgans, and liquid embroidery items on display. The clubs psrtldpaling In the display were: Port Orange, DeLand, DeBary, Orange City, Holly Hill T H E N E W OFFICERS o f the DeBary Home Demonstration Club aro and Edgewatcr. (le ft to right) Mra. Louis Ritter president; Mra. Charles Seheiss, treasur­ Th* lunch was held at noon, er, Mrs. F. Albert Moesel, secretary; and Mra. George Croake, vice presi­ with the DeBary Club serving dent. the refreshments. The afternoon business ses­ sion convened at 1 p.m., with Mrs. Louis Ritter presiding. The entertainment Included Laura Platt Brown at the pi­ ano for the alnglng of "God Blesa America,” leading In Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Croce, I the Sanford Naval A ir Sta th* "L o rd ’s Prayer,” and the Sanford, announce tho en-|d°nsalute to the flag. By Myrtle Wilson T h * following new officers approaching There will be a Refinlshlng w ere introduced by the out­ their daughter, going president, Mrs. George o f Furniture at the Home Ninline Gloria, to John Ron- H Wright: Mrs. Louis Ritter, Demonstration Center, 401 E. president; Mra. G e o r g e 25th Street, on March 9 at 10 alii Jones, aon of .Mr. and I a.m. Mra. John I\ Jonca, Lawton, ■ Those Interested in refin­ Okla. M il) Crure ia a 1D63 I lshlng a piece of furniture can graduate Oviedo High bring the furniture, paint re­ School and la presently em ­ mover, old rags, fine sand ployed by AUx o f Sanford. paper, fine ated woo), varnish John Jones is stationed at remover, old paint brush, old pair of rubber gloves, old newspspers and a aack lunch. Where can you ice Mr. end Club leaders will be on hand to help with the work­ Mrs. Ore stive Cooking? At shop. If there are any ques­ the Civic Center on March 10 tions please call the Home at 7:30 p.m. Door pritca and Demonstration Oiflcc, 322- recipe books will be given MISS N A D IN E G LO RIA ■way. 7128. Refinishing O f Furniture T o Mr*. Thelma Spurllng Dan* forth and Bhula Ernest Hayes, both o f Orlando, wer* mar­ ried March 1 at 6 p.m. In th* 8anford Alliance Church Rev. C.C. Does, pastor of th* ehorch offid* ■ted. B in. Hayes ia th* daughter o f the late Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Spurllng, and sla­ ter o f Mrs. George E. Wells and Mrs. E.A. Monfortan. Because o f fam ily associa­ tion tha local church was chosen, A ft e r the wedding ceremony, the bridal pair le ft for Florida's east and west coasts. They will be at homa at 22 Interlaken Road in Or­ lando after March 8. Miss N adine Gloria To W ed John Ronald Jones B e Held Cookery Slated dlomsmaksM By Mra. H. L. Johnson In a pharnplet sent to ua from tho Wheat Flour Insti­ tute, thera ia the atory on bread. In 177S Antoine Parn en tier said, "B read is a Combine bread crumbs, su­ gar, nuts, coconut and salt. Add orange extract to eggs. Add liquid all at once to crumb mixture and mix well. Drop by tcaspoonfuli on well greased baking sheet. Bake in moderate oven, 350 de­ grees, 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove immediately f r o m baking sheet to cooling rack. Makes about 3V4 doxen. C RAN B ERRY Personals Qohtwi P IN E A P P L E PUDDING IK rupa whole cranberry sauce ( 1 lb, can) I cup crushed pineapple ($ K oz. can) 3 cups milk V* Dp. salt 6 slices enriched white breed, cut in 1 in. square* 3 eggs, beaten Vfc cup chopped pecans Blend together errnberry sauce end pineapple in howl. Scald milk. Stir in ealL Cool slightly. Place bread squares In separate bowl. Pour cooled milk over bread. Stir in eg g i, pecan* and cranberry m ix­ ture. Blend well. Turn mix­ ture in greeted T by 11 in. pin. Bake in alow oven, >25 degrees, about 45 minutes or until center ia firm. Serve warm. Scrvca 8 to 8. Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Weils haws as their bouaeguaste, M r. and Mra. Ernest Stansfleld, from Sanford, Maine. B « sure to keep in mind tha cooking school here at th* Civic Center n e x t week. March 10, starting at 7:10 p.m. Mis* Martha Digan will give (he program and it will be 00 meat cookery. I am sure you will get * lot out of tt. Mra. W. U. Mathews, of Lake Mary, has returned home from th* Orange Me­ m orial Hospital, Orlando, where aha underwent major surgery. Friend* are invited Donna Rhodes sent us two to visit Mra. Mathew* at her of bar seafood favorites. Bhs bom*. said aha wished to share them with ua. Thanks very much. Mra. T . N. Dillard we* re­ cently released from the Sem­ inole M emorial Hospital and i* to tha Florida Sanitarium to order far R to be poeiland Hospital to Orlando. Her bl* for th* member* of the condition a t the present baa All Souls Catholic Women'* not been released. Mr*. Dil­ Club to attend the Solemn No­ lard ia wail known and ad­ vena to honor of the Immacu­ mired by many. She has been late Virglo, now being held at the Veterans’ Chaplain for A ll Souls Parish, their regular many years and Also served •e District Chaplain for two postponed until March I I . It years, where aha served 33 will be held on that evening couatia*. She 1* a devoted to the Parish Social HaU. A ll member* o f th* pariah aro (Y>rHi«n» invited to attend. Enterprise CRAB CAKES 1 cup crab meat 1 tap. mayonnsisa 14 cup flour Vi Dp. salt 1 egg, beaten M Dp. baking powder Mix crab meat with may­ onnaise end egg, Mix sepa­ rately flour, baking powder and salt. Combine and form pattiea or drop by spoonfuls Into hot fat. SALMON CROQUETTES 1 lb. can pink salmon 1 tbsp. lemon Juic* 1 egg, beaten 1 cup thick white aauc* 1 cup fine breed crumbs Drain salmon and flaka coarsely. Add white sauce and lemon lute* and mix thoroughly. Cool and shape in­ to croquettes, roll in beaten egg, then in bread crumbi. Package in moisture-proof material and freeze. When ready to prepare, taka from freeaer and let thaw 8 to 10 minutes. Cook la deep fat until croquettes are golden brows. Serve hot. Mr*. W. Itewett likes her G E R M AN POTATO SALAD. 7 siloes bacon, diced t i cup chopped onion I tbsp*. flour lVb Dp. augar 3 taps. *att Vi tap. pepper % cup water Vi cup vinegar 6 cups sliced cooked potatoes Cook bacon until slightly browned. Add onion and cook until tender. Add flour and stir until smooth. Combine vinegar, water, sugar, salt and pappar and add slowly to bacon mixture. Add sliced potatoes and mix lightly. Cov­ e r and simmer 30 minutes. S srvei I. Personals By Helen Snodgrass Demonstration Held A t Home O f Mrs. J . Wallin By Mrs. Clarence Beyder Mrs. Jamea Wallin enter­ tained a group o f frlende at her home Friday evening at a demonstration party. Attending were Mre. John Jurss, Mr*. John Melrose, Mre. Bertha Rhodes, Mra. Metta SUrk, Mias EUalea Klrchhoff, Mra. Rosa Doyle, Mra, Lilly Boyer, Mra. Hasel Gilhuly, Mr*. Joe Maitera, Mr*. H. C. Diabrow, Mra. Lester Scott, Mre. M ery Barn­ hart, Mra. Norman MiUer and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Ford, and daughter Winnie, o f DeLand, the minister of newly appointed the Plymouth Ave. Christian church, of DaLand, wer* Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Chester Hen* derson, Mr. Ford recently moved from Colombus, Ohio, where he wee th* assistant minister and youth director at the R e a e h w o o d Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beard­ sley, o f Clewiaton, were week­ end guest* o f Mr. and Mra. J. V. Richards. A le Danny and Mr*. Neal, and children, Danny Jr. and Dana, left Friday to return to their hums in Altus, Okla* homa, after having spent their leave with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stowell. Mr. and Mra. Charles Mor­ rell o f Buffalo Naw York ar­ rived last weekend fo r their v iilt with Mrs. Morrell'* sis­ ter, Mr. sad Mra. Warren Hise. Tha four o f them motor­ ed up Thursday to Rodcheaver Boy’s Ranch near Palatka and heard Prcaldent Johnson speak as ha opened the Croat Florida barge canal. Altamonte Personals Osteen Personals By Mrs. d a r a a c t Snyder Winner* In tho aawing con­ test sponsored by tha DeLand Sun News, at tha Osteen School were flrat price, Beth Fettle, sixth grade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Pettia, end runner up, June Ser­ mons, fifth grade, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hardy Ser­ mons.'These girls will repre­ sent Osteen School in the county finals to be held at the DeLand High School Tuesday evening. The Osteen Parent-Tea chars Association will meet at tha school, T u e s d a y tvenlng, March 9. This will ba room visitation night and all percnU are Invited to attend and visit their children'* rooms and sea tha work o f tha chUdren. Dinner Slated Th* Ladles Auxiliary o f tha Glndervllle F ir* Department is sponsoring - a chicken-pilau supper on March • at the Auc­ tion Market from I to 8 p jn . IK # public la tovttod. Patricia At Walker Weds Jack Walters Patricia M a r l * Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. the bride of in a double ring ceremony. Force Ph. 322-3914 ANY MRS. JACK W ALTE R S JR ON T A B L E 210 E. First St. Get Set For Easter W ith N ew H air Style . . . . a We feature I’ rrmanrnte for every type hair, curia for the limp, fine hair with no body, soft natural waves for hair that is dry and needs preeloua oils te mold and hold the set. We u»e famous Amlo-I'on shampoo, a pure organic that eliminates dandruff and dryness and brings out the natural color. 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A ip ed a l Easter program, "Th e Cross and The R e s u r­ rection," will be presented under direction o f Mrs. Jean Leonard, program chairman. Invitation to attend tha meeting Is extended to an in­ terested women. • 131 N . O AK, CORNER C O M M ERC IAL the CLOSE O U T SPECIALS! Member* of the Grace Methodist WSCS will meet at noon Thursday for the month­ ly covered dish luncheon end business and program meet- NEW LOCATION at ONE T A B L E OF — WSCS To M eet Meeting Postponed Base Garner — Helen Smith Shir lay Mends Base 105 S. Oak A v*. F loral of the of the Lutheran Ing. Sirs. H. Ogden led the open* ing prayer and read the topic discussion, ‘ T e ll the World,” from the Lutheran Women'* Missionary quarterly. Mrs. Walter Moore, president, presided over the business meet* ing. Final committees were set for the LW M L Spring Rally that is to be held in Sanford on April 25. It was decided that the Ladies Aid would sponsor a hamburger dinner right after church March 8, to be follow* ed by a movie on the Luther* an Foundation. Tickets for th* dinner are available from any of the members o f the Aid. During the fellowship hour that followed the business meeting refreshments wer* served by the hostesses, Mrs. Edward Scnkarlk and Mra. Marvin Mcricle. STO REW IDE FR IG ID A IR E Lemuel E. Tew Jr., o f Addisabda, Ethiopia, pilot of th* Ethiopian Airline*, la bom* for a brief visit. His mother, Mrs. L. E. Tew, Altamonte Springe, is recovering from surgery. Wa have ceaipletely rsdse f atad. added new equipment tad fix tares to aarv* yen batter. Ens. The wedding took place at the A ir The evening circle Ladies Aid recently and Mrs. Jack Walters Sr., Charleston Ladies Aid tbeir regular monthly meet* Jack Walters Jr., son of Mr. Chapel, Charleston, S. C.. be­ fore members o f the immed­ iate families. Chaplain Robert D. Chris­ tian, U.S. Air Force captain, united the couple in marriage at. 6 p.m. The altar was dec­ orated with white gladioli and lilies intersperced with potted palms. Mrs. Estes Kaney, or­ ganist, played th* traditional Chaplsln wedding m u s i c . Christian sang 'Oh Perfect Love.' The bride, given in m arri­ age by her father, wore a street length gown o f white peau de sole. The neckline was appliqued with seed pearls and sequins and fea­ tured small bows at the waist­ line. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a tiara of seed pearls, She carried a white lace covered Bible with satin streamers centered with an orchid. Roberta Walker, sister of the bride, was maid o f honor. She wore a blue silk sheath with a matching faille duster. She carried a long stemmed American red rose. Her headpiece was o f white silk straw with a short veil. Jack Walters Sr., father of the groom, served as best man. The parents o f the bride entertained the members of the families and bridal party with a wedding dinner in the Charleston Room o f the Fort Sumter Hotel immediately following the ceremony. Tbs brides table was cov­ ered with a pink linen damask cloth and was caught up in gathers at several points with bridal wreath* and pink rib­ bons. A three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with th* traditional topping of a bride and groom, was on th* table together with a silver punch bowl. Sil­ ver candelabra with pink can­ dles decorated the dining tables, with a large arrange­ ment of white carnations dis­ played on the table o f the newlyweds and their parents. For th* wedding trip, the bride wore an olive green knit suit with black accessories, a mink hat, and the orchid from her Bible. They are at home at 2300 Sanford Avenue, San­ ford. Planned By Church of the Redeemer met R. Walker, Sanford, recently became Hamburger Dinner C\VM MARCH 10,1964-7.56 race MNUinew POOR fW IW �Hr •wYmJI Rrratb Wed. Mur. 4. •Sl-Pnfrp (Dsuah CfJbbij. D E A R A B B Y : My brother, two slater* and I are mar. rled and we all live In Dale land, California, M y mother, who ia TO, live* alone In IIlinoll. She ha* relative* there, but none o f them bother* with her. She ha* fought with every compan­ ion we’ve hired to live with her, and the'* getting to the point where ahe shouldn't be living alone. (H er hearing i* falling and the I* very for­ getfu l.) I have begged her to com* to California and livo with me, but *he doesn't want to move. I f the wanted ta be independent *he eould have her own apartment near me, where I would lie •nly minute* away If the •ceded me for anything. She kaa plenty of money In the henk and a monthly Income, the refute* to move, and all the talks about it dying. 1 lertalnly can't move to Il­ linois. What’s the solution? N O N A M E S PLE ASE D E A R NO N A M E S : Go ta Illinois during tht blister­ ing heat o f the summer, or the biting bitter cold o f tht winter. "Kidnap” your moth­ er and take her to Oakland. The student w ts Once she tee* that Golden Late she'll quit talking about the pearly ones. • • • DEAR A IIB Y : For two yeur* 1 have been married to a man who had been mar­ ried for 10 ytart to another woman. She passed away. Something hat been Irritat­ ing me, and 1 don't know whether 1 should mention it to Roswell or not. He ha* the habit of referring to hit flrtt wife a* "M y W IF E ." Abhy, I am hit wifel Don’t you think he should either refer to her by name, or else a* my “ F IR S T W IF E ” or even my “ FOR­ MER W IF E ? " I don't expect him to blot out the memory of 10 years with another woman, but It hurta ir.t deeply to hear R oiw tll refer to her at hit wife. h is wire DEAR W IF E : Th t next time it occurs, correct him ever to gently with, "R otwell darling, I am your wife. She It your former wife.” Repeat the reminder until the memories o f 16 year* fade— at they will. • • • D EAR A B B Y: I am 100 D E AR A BUY: Please tell "Popeye’s W ife” that LOVE, nut TE E TH , is the magic ingredient which changes a kiss from nothing to some­ thing. O NE WHO KNOW S • * e • • For Abby’s booklet, "H ow To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send 60 cents to Abby, Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. Roche Leads All With 605 Laat Wednesday night was (he Right for Phil Roche to howl m he led the men In the Jet Lanes All S U r Lea­ gue with his 605 series. Phil rolled games o f 224, 183, sod 1M to help his team, ths A l­ lied Van Lines to Uke all three game# from the Betty Anae's trio. Phil bad some pretty good help from teammate Bob Steele who rolled a 208/573. John Bridges rolled > 213/576 for Betty Anne's trio. Inland Materials remained in first g la re with a clean three game •weep from the Larry's Mart Irio. With the help of none other (ta n John Spoltkl's games of 100, 112, and 214 for a 596 hotel was they able to take fhree games. Gary Fox vas the M g gun for Larry's with R 211/888. In the last match to the league (or the night fe e Bob's Restaurant trio reRtained In secood place with n two game win over the Meador* Marine trio. John Wright was high for Bob's with e 207/535, while Paul Sloposky was high for Meadors w ife his 203/531. R o bu B telli JU IC Y M U Frnadi Am. ■ s a fa r i, Fin . C arry Out Orders *T love my husband very much, and I don't know what Cage Ratings * 1:00 (i) Ntw.cop, 1:1# 1:11 1:11 4:31 (:|o ♦it! 7:0# ( I I News, Sport*. W r a ­ th ,r Cll N tw i, Hport». W e a ­ ther ( I I VMItorltl ( I ) News. Hporte, W e a ­ ther ( I ) Ch t Sports ( I ) W eather Khow (| ) Ne w *— W a l l e r Cron* kite ( I I N ews— lion Cochran ( I ) Huntley - H u n k ie r ( I t T il A ( I I Iteputy ( I ) lllrnn n ee e e* ( ! ) Cheyenne Etta Dorman Tracks 507 E lia Dorman, captain of the Strnstrom Realty team, bowl­ ed the high si-riei o f 6W7 to aid Stensirom in mnkintr a clean aweep over Grain-villo Nursery. Beverly Meeks of Joe's Laundry, rolled ths high o f 178 In the niatoh be­ tween Cook’s Comer and Joe's Laundry with Joe's win­ ning three points. M. and R. Bar won three polnta from Hunt Realty; the DrJIary Deha won three polnta from A rt Ilrowm Pest Control. Carole Surbrook's 161 game helped Southern A ir w in points from the Acey Deucy Wives. Shirley Simas rolled the high game o f the league a 177 hut the C.P.O. Wives lost three polnta to Shoe­ maker Construrtion. I’ nt Slp'ey, howling for Hunt's Really, converted the 4-7-0; Etta Dorman the 4-6-7 and Jean Ogden the 6-6. The 6-10 fell for Reverly Meeks and Doris Omey: the 8-10 for Doris lloek, Pat Siplcy and Letha Ward. 7>SO (SI (() 1.09 ( ! ) (S ) I SO ( ! ) (*> S.00 o (< ) (I) t:S0 l l ) lt:0ft (2 ) ((> IS) 110# (3 (I) 11:1# ( I ) !t : i l (O 11:10 t l ) (0 ) X'lrxlnlan CHS It.-port, r u tt y I'uUe Ch. S Spec-la! The Partner , Da ugh ter T ig h tro p e l.'iplunagu l lf v e r t y I t ll lb ll tt ,, Hen c » « * y Hick Van P y k * e lev en t h Hour P an n y K aya Channltlit («• > News, Weather, sport# N e w , —■ M u r p h y Martin Ne ws. Weather, Hporle T h e a ter of the Stare Johnny Careen ( C o lo r ) M ov ie TH U R SD A Y A. M. S:C# (ilk (:30 (:> « T O# T:1S 7:10 7:ik (!) (3) (() (S) iti) (3 ) l() (3) C*) (3 ) tv ) Kllm naM Irt K un.hln* Almanac d ro v e , Karin Iteport K lo r M a Illato ry ttunrlee Setnetter T o i l * ) — llux h Daw n, Flint Kaaturea Karin Mkt. Iteport Mlc-kle Evans TnJay le-i-al News, W e a ­ ther North Ireland Rejects Bill BELFAST, Northern Ire­ land (U P I) — Tlie House of Common* Tuesday rejected, 27-13, an anti racial discrimi­ nation bill. The Labor party's bill would have made it an o f­ fense to discriminate on the grounds of color, race or re­ ligion or lo incite publicly contempt or hatred for any person because of color, race or religion. New Captain r#s (() l : i t (S ) 9.00 (3 ) t() <»: 1 : 0 (*> (() 10:0# (2 ) l«) 10:3k ( 3 ) (*l 1 #: 1 # (3 ) l»> id 11:0# I * ) Id (S ) lilt# ( ! ) (#> IS) Shirley K oitival with 172, 163 for Ulla Ganderton, and a 164 for Alire Sexton. Elaine Kostival Captain X an u rfl* Catluone D iv or ce Court Am*rlt-*n llletnry K i e r c t e * F o r Women Certoons Hamper Haora Say When N e w t — Mike W a l l e r * NBC N e w * H ptnlih W o r d for W o rd December llrld* 1 L o v e l.ticy Corn eutrailun Price le H igh! T he McCoy* M i n i n g I. 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It:## ( t ) T ou r F t r * t ImpreecIan ( * ) Dove o f I.lfe IS) Keren Key# 11:1# ( ! ) T ru th * r Con*#nuance* ( I ) Fa ther K n o w * lleel ( « ) Search for Tom orro w 11:4k ( * : tiu ldln g L i g h t 1:00 C ) N e w , ( ! ) Krnl# lhord ( * ) Tha Open W in do w 1:1k 13) Kucue 1:10 l ! i people Ar e Funny ( I ) New*— l)sv# Fen­ nell ( e) Ae T h e W o rld Turn* 11 41 ( ! ) Cartoon* 1:00 t l ) Let's Make A Deal t l ) Ann Botham IS) P a , « » o r d 1:1* d T h s Dootors ( ! ) Day In Court ( I ) Ar t I.ln klett sr 1:11 ( ! ) N e w * — L ias How­ ard I S# ( I ) Lo re tt a T o u n r ( ! ) tienera' llo apltal (*> T o T e ll Tha Truth 1:1* ( I ) You Don't Say (C o lo r) I I ) Uiisan For X Day I t ) Tha Kite* o f Night ( : # * ( ! ) Match Clam* ( ! ) Trallmaatar ( * ) Secret Mturm 4:1# (?> Hum * and A l l * * t :3a 13 I Ne w* <tt t.'ncl* W alt i: 0 « ( 3 1 Meat o f (JroUcho I t ) Cartoon* 1:11 (11 Newacop* I I I l.ea v* It T o n i s v a r NEW YOHK (U P I) — The New York liangera have ap­ pointed star forward Camille Henry their new eaptaln. Henry succeeds Andy Bath­ gate, who was traded to To­ ronto lust Saturday. both ger and Isabel Goaliorn. Other high garnet were by Elaine had high senes with e 433 and right behind thla was Shirley M artin* 433. The 3-10 split fell fur Sliirley Martin, Alice Sexton and Jan Valentine. The 5-7 s a l covered by Med* Wiltshire and Lucy Pope. Elaine Kos­ tival picked up the 5-10. Karn'a Insurance la leading the league with 52'k wins and 33!s losses, lladcock Furni­ ture moved into second place with 43 wins and 40 losses. Close behind in third place is Seminole County Motors with 471* wins and 40‘ t loss­ es. Cut 'n Curl ia in fourth place with 44!fc wins and 43l4 kisses. L i'l Bugger* are in fifth place with 42!k win* and 45tk losses. Mary Esth­ ers la holding sixth place with 42 wins and 43 lossei. Mary Carter Paint* hold icventh place with 39 wlnt and 50 losses. Final spot in the league finds Sanford Sew­ ing Center with 38 wins and 32 losses. title and naval experts to aug ment the film. 09:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. A mild plot for this usually wild series with more homespun chatter exchanges than outright laugh situations. Playing t h e m selves, singing banjoisls Leater Flatt and Earl Scruggs call on the Clampetta for tha lolc purpose of picking a suit­ able wife for Jed (Ruddy Eb»cn). They don’ t get past the first contestant (Adcle Clair) as the affair turns Into a com­ munity sing, hillbilly style. One song, "M ail O r d e r Bride," was actually written by series alar Buddy Ehsen. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick van Dyke Show. Another flashback to yesteryear is the bulk o f this plot, soma of which ia hilariously funny. Rob (Dick van Dyke) remin­ isces about army days and the dismal prospect of no honeymoon with Laura (M ary Tyler Moore), whom he'i juit married. Seems thievery in (ho camp has caused cancellatlon o f all passes and Rob Is determined to get off the post even if he has to dis­ guise himself as a woman. 10-11 p.m, CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. If it'a laughs you want, this one falls abort of previous efforts on this series. Amusing, but not hilarious, is a (ketch in which guest Art Carney asks Danny Kaye (or his daughter's hand in marriage. A later sketch with a prison break thema i i bet­ ter, but not particularly In­ ventive. Very interesting is thu first appearance in thla country o f New Zealand's Maori dancers, 138 Polynesian tribesmen who prance through an authentic war danre, a harvest danee and a unique folk tune. 10-11 p.m. ABC. Channlng. "Freedom Is A Lovesome Thing God Wot.” Thera are lots o f gimmicks In this epi­ sode (how about that dismal title for on e?) but it bolds you nevertheless. It also hai some very good acting. Agnes Moorchrad stars as • white college professor who accuses a Negro college pro­ fessor (James Earl Jones) of discriminating against a N e­ gro student (folk singer Leon Bibb). This juxtaposition of the racial situation has a built-in interest and both Jones and Bibb prove they're capable performer*, not Just anyone thrown in to achieve a quota balance as Is becom­ ing the case too often In these film series. TOMTB a TfiratSDAY Car!•>•* Paw Xltes Tioe e • IIO l'IB New Management — Harold & RASSROO* RaS o rt Clark — Cate* t l u a A t *•!■ o u lr •x o T o m o i* I, A X H I4 .A IIV H I m N ovak Sack D a a r * NOW STARTf T V . LU TO N - CLAY f ig h t n u t FINEST is coming to SANFORD IN T R O D U C T O R Y A N Y O N E PERSON - OFFER A N Y AGE ♦ K ales ♦ K e rrie s Regular Seminole T V PA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Hatee 2(iU0 Hanford Avr. 8 5° value ONLY VJ 'y - f . , 5sA */• c'vfc . >. * 'VfA MORE HOMES ARE PAINTED ! 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T O 8 P* M* SH E R W IN -W ILLIA M S CO. 117 M A G N O LIA A V K . t U A I L - M ( P . l t B ta e r d .M -M D P .Il Trade Wtade Cefeteriee also located to ca r. f t W EDNESDAY P. M. by Martin and 3(rda Wiltshire. Close behind was a pair of 179’a rolled by Thelma Un­ TONIGHT Fisher M V P P it. 322*9616 f. TELEVISION my readers has to decido— to do about this. So far I've and aba has asked for help. said nothing." That's an old problem and She write: "T w ic e lately I'v e found lipstick oo my hus­ the old solution urged on a band's shirt. Both times It wife la to hide her discovery was after he had worked Isle and her suspicious and hope that ta time her husband will, at »toe office. "com a to his senses" and start walking the straight and narrow path of his own aecord. That Is supposed to bo the NEW YORK (UP!) - The cagey way—the way to play United Press International it smart. major eollega basketball rat­ But • wife ought not to ings with first-place votes and have to play that kind of won lost records through Sat­ walling, hopfttg game. urday, Feb. 20, in psrentheIf marriage still means any­ te i: thing at all, e wife has a Teem Points right to expect her husband to W ESTERVILLE, O h i o 1. UCLA (23) (24-0) 247 play fair with her. If the (U P D —Bill Fisher of Witten2. Kentucky (2 ) (21-1) 235 thinks he isn't then she ought berg hat won the Ohio Con­ 3. Michigan (10-3) 283 to Uke e stand on the matter. ferences' most valuable play4. xDuke 120-4) 218 She'll win if her husband c r award. The 6-foot-i senior 5. xOregon State (23-3)173 truly loves her. If he doesn't guard is the fifth Wittenberg 8. Wichita (20-5) 140 —well, she hasn't lost much. player to be so Itonored In the 7. Villanova (21-3) 124 A husband who haan't grown last seven years. Fisher it 3. Loyola (IB .) (10-5) S3 up to accept the responsibili­ averaging 16.2 points per 0.xDavldson (22-4) 62 ties and joyt of marriage isn't game and is shooting 48.2 lO.xTexas Western (23-2) 41 a real loss to any woman. Irani the field. a—Completed regular sea­ son. Second 10: 11, Drake 20; 12, DePaul 29; 13, Ohio State 23; 14, Vanderbilt I I ; IS (tie), THE Arizona State and Kansas State •; 17, N ew Mexico •; II, (form erly IIID E W A Y I1AK) (tie ), Providence and San Quits N E W YO R K ( U P ! ) — Andy Bobus tel lie Wednesday e a • Bounced hie official retirement from professional football but ngresd to remain with ths N ew York Giants as n defen­ sive coach. By Ruth Millett That's the question one of High gam* for the day was 180 rolled • play worked, but why did you refuse to take that diamond watching the professor play NORTH « finesse?” A AM a little rubber bridge. VMM The professor replied. " I I f* nodded approvingly ♦ 10 8 5 refused to take (he diamond ♦ AK> when the professor opened finesse because I was anxious WMT CAST eee no-trump instead o f one to win the rubber. 1 was w ill­ A Jt 3 A QI7I diamond. The student had ing to let East win a diamond vkqjios W*T learned la open such hands trick because if be gained ♦ K ♦•741 (t a lly . Atom * m the lead he would not be able •OLTH (D ) The professor ducked the to hurt me. I still m lued AKIM first heart, but had to win three hearts. W AS the secood. Then the student " I f they divided twro-onc, I ♦ AQ J0I eat bolt upright in his chair. eould only lose two more AQM A t trick tour tha professor tricks in that suit. If they North and South vulnerable led hia see o f diamonds. divided three-iero, the only Seuth Wcat Netth Baal danger would come if West I f a play turned out to be IN .T . Pass 1 N.T. Pass g winner because it dropped Pass Pass could get In the lead. I could do nothing if he held the West's singleton king and the Opening iced—-V I t guarded lUng of diamonds, professor proceeded to rattle | but I could and did take care e ff 11 trlcka. But K ares a understanding. IriQe beyond the student's | He asked, " I know jou r of the alngleton king." interested In someooe else? Two Bowlers Roll 180 NO. DON’T BLAME TH E N E W SPA PE R for the fuzziness o f this pic­ ture. You enn blame the photographer, hut it’n not his fault cither. It's just Dick Pope’s way o f emphasizing how much o f life's beauty a person enn miss nt beautiful Cypress Gardens if lie lias imperfect vision— or over­ strains his eyes. I f you concentrate hard enough, however, you can see that lovely Sue Scarbrough, the Florida Citrus Queen, calls attention to "Save Your Vision Week” , March 1-7, proclaimed by Congress and Presi­ dent Lyndon Johnson as a time for everyone to be mudo aware o f the value o f vision and the need to conserve it. Get it o ff your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to A IIIIY , Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Cnlif. Enclose a stamped, sclf-addressed envelope. On By Oswald Jacoby Wo Jh& Woman 7:30-3:30 p.m. CBS. CBS Reports "Th e Legacy of the Thresher." The loss of the submarine Thresher (April 10, 1963) was the first major dis­ aster afflicting our nuclear Navy. Tonight's hour deals with this tragic incident and with the drtailrd and exten­ sive scientilic search for the vessel and its crew as filmed during the actual hunt. Good undrrwatct footage illustrates the search and also helps ex plain what progress is being made In broadening our know­ ledge of the sea and making It safe in the future. There are many interviews wilh aclen per cent with that man from California who said that all women who wore slacks on the atrect should be fined. The woman who wrote in and told him to go jump in the lake, should go jump in her Bible. I refer to Deuter­ onomy: Chapter 22, Versa fi: "T h e woman shall not wear that which pcrtainct unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's gar­ ment: fo r all that do are abomination unto the Lord, thy God." KNO W S M Y IIIIILE • • • lazily When you're in lore and feappy, and your whole life revolve# around making a home for your husband and children, what should you do w tah you find definite • vi­ de nee (bet your husband Is d(Lqh liqh By Abigail Van Buren • $£ta>by 9 v »• In Cc fitr.il f : lo ri(J «t STR IPP'S CARD ft G IF T SHOP — DcBARY MAYFAIR INN F IR ST ST. SA N FO Rft i �W|> #snTorB p Bpe 1 0 — March* 4.1964 j WrreTB Seminole Faces Tough Baseball ScheduleCards Have Both Rickey; Musial Going For Them SHSToOpen Aoainsf Boone Thinking Out Loud On March.17 About Sports By II) Julian Slrnstrom Baseball Coach Jim McCoy’s Seminole High nine will fare one o f the toughest schedules in the school's history when it opens Its season on March 17 agnlnst the lloonc High Braves here In Sanford. For the first time the Sem­ inole hasebAllers will partici­ pate In the Metro Conference and will play a 14-game sched­ ule. "In fo rt," said .McCoy, "the only games we'll play this season will he ugainst Metro League schools." There are eight members o f the conference and this means that Seminole will play each o f the other seven schools u two-gumc series on a home and home basis. “ We'll have a hustling hull club," said McCoy, “ I'm going to insist on thnt." But McCoy probably will not have to do much Insisting since he claims he has a group o f hoys who are more than eager to play. About Seminole's chances this Spring o f coming up with a winning nine, McCoy says it will he difficult to tell right now. He's had his boy* undergoing workouts for the past two weeks. Ho has nine returning lettermen from Inst season's team which posted a record of eight wins and ns ninny losses and the elub came in third in tho Oiangc Belt Conference race. In addition to the nine let­ termen hack tills seusoii, Mc­ Coy has two other lads re­ turning. Ih c rest o f the squad is composed of newcomers hut they've hud a hit o f experi­ ence previously playing sandlot baseball here in this area. They've played under such coni lies as i ’crhlcs, Thomas, Kuykemlull, Lulherow, Stine, Lewis, Miller, I'lice, llulint, Millwood, l'uttcrsou and oth­ ers. The returning lettermen are righthander Kick Sires and southpnw Kd Fitzgerald, util­ ity mun Hon Hinson, receiver Hilly Higgins, outfielder Har­ ry Johnson, first sueker Jer­ ry Whitmore, third baseman Kirk tiollohcr, shortstop Mar­ vin Sheffield and second baseman Mike Howes. Non-letter* men returning are first base­ man Larry Watson and sec­ ond sueker llilly Kuykendall. McCoy-says the rest o f the squail is comprised of a fresh group o f guild looking niipho. mores nnd juniors. McCoy also stated that Owen McCarron, baseball couch at Sanford Junior High last scusun had a fine squad and taught the newcomers quite it hit of the fundament­ als uf the game. McCarion bus hud previous professional experience. R ile The St. Louis Cardinal* completely trom last seasons j ter* for 10 minute*. Southarm injury. j paw ace Steve Barber, how- I Musial, the nation's new di- ever, limped off the field rector of physical fitness, is a with a hamstring muscle pull diagnosis leading tu a healthy ' special instructor in camp, in his left leg. The greatest slugger in CarElsewhere on the Grapedinal history retired at the fmit circuit: season — consultants Branch ; end of 1963 and left a trail of New York Yankee MaoagItickcy and Stan Musial. i records that may take years or Yogi Berra announced his Hickey, f o r m e r general to match. team will play no intra-squsd manager o f the Cardinals w h o' Manager Johnny K e a n e games prior to the official set up one of the first fruitful j broke the workout routine opening of the exhibition seafarm chain systems in the with a two-hour batting prac- >on against the Baltimore Orimajors, predicts St. Louis ticc session Tuesday, but k ept! oles on Saturday, March 14. will win the National League an eye on Washburn's throwThe Minnesota Twins begin pennant providing p i t c h e r ) Ing. Washburn won his first full scale wor Ray Washburn has recovered five starts last season and preview slugg ' then suffered a periosteal ed Tuesday by Harmon Kiiletear of the triceps muscle. ! brew and Bernic Allen as part Chicago While Sox third t of a three-hour workout, baseman Pete Ward was hos-j Pittsburgh announced a Satpitalized when he suffered a [ urelay date for the first intraback injury during infield squad t> me . . . practice. Dr. Anthony GuRookie . '•’.htltandcr Dick zauskas, the elub physician, Selma replaced Alvin Jackspn described the injury as "an j for the New York iJetx' threeacute strain," a misery that day jaunt to Mexico when the i i t t i c s t i ftriM i in-. Ward also contracted last little lefthander's finger that ,, » a , broken last wetk swelled last for Hialeah's SIM,200 his Ward. In considerable . . . outfielder, wallength of absence pam could up.again 6. 2J0-pound have juxt what the doctor or­ dered for a spring training BY J U L IA N STENSTRUM (Editor's note: Jot Warden Jr., our Oviedo spurt* correspondent, authored today's column concerning the Oviedo High School's appearances In last weekend's cage tourney. Oviedo, which had high hopes o f going on to the atate'a Class “ II" finals, was bounced nut of their group Saturday night by Florida Air's Falcons). BY JOE 1VAKUBN Jit. A trophy stands at Oviedo. It Isn’t tho trophy Unit Oviedlana were hoping for, yet nevertheless It Is a trophy to be proud of. The Lions were selected to play In one o f the toughest Class II groups in Florida, and the Oviedo quintet fared well last weekend In this their first tournament a* a Class II school, copping the runner-up position in Group 12. The tournament, held at Evuns High In Orlando, was a big challenge to the Lions and the team recognised it as such. Last Friday Oviedo was pitted against St. Clcud, the weakest team o f the group. Hulling o ff to a alow start, the Lions picked up momentum defensively in the second quarter and held the Ilulldogs to a 44-21 first half. The Orange and Black could have easily topped 100 due to defensive work o f particularly Timmy Colbert and nilly Mikler, but aubstUution cut down Oviedo's furious pare and the Lions only netted .1!) points in the second hnlf, rounding out the 63-63 victory. Over half o f St. Cloud’s markers were supplied by agile, high scorer Johnny Crowe, who netted HI goals and els free throws for .12 points. The St. Cloud gumn saw four Oviedo starters hit in double figures, with Courier again high point man with 21 markers. Mikler also hit repeatedly, dropping In 17 points. Practice at Seminole High's Gym proved to he an asset to the Lion's game, as tho Oviedlana hit 36 out of 01 attempts, a blistering 40 per cent, one o f tho Lion’s better percentages against glnss bnckhoard*. Oviedo w a s 'a little o ff in rebounding, only netting 91. Ted Bellhorn dominated rebounds for tho Moris by hauling down 11, and Courier proved to be a good aid by grabbing 10 rebounds. Saturday’s game was another atory for the Lions. Oviedo met Florida A ir In the championship game, which followed the preliminary contest between St. Cloud and Ocoee. The Lions had a bnd night and also ran Into a “ tiger" of a hall club. Although the ending o f the game was disputed, and the sroro close, the Oviedo laris did a fine Job. Hitting fo r only aeven in the first peried, tbs Lions entered the second frame with a four-point deficit. Y e t the Lloni battled hack tlelng the tilt at 21-21 at the half. The Lions dominated the third sLunza be­ hind the shooting of Mikler and tork the lead, 39-38. But the exit o f Courier and Rook via the fuul route tuuk some • f the punch out o f tho I.luns and the Falcons went ahead by one and won the game -111-45. The Lions could have won thu contest in the final fe w seconds o f the game, as Billy Mikler wont to tho cjMirlty line on a “ one and one" rail. I f he had made the two shots Oviedo would have gained a 47-46 decision. But aa lack would have It, Mikler’a first attempt was no g-cod and the ball went into play, anil the Lion's chances were gone. Defensively the Lions played a moderately good game, giving Florida A ir trouble on the press. The Fnlrons ran a sons defense that the I.ions normally would have torn apart if they had been hitting. Attempting 52 field shots and only hitting 17. the Oviedlana eked out a poor 32 per rent. Mikler swished thu nets for 18 markers, making him high scorer fur Irotli teams. Also, hla performance netted him the honor of being Oviedo's high scorer for the tourney's two guinea. Oviedo’s usual high scorer, Courier, had a Imrl night, only getting five innrkers. In the rebound department Oviedo burl a rattier good game agnlnet the Falrmi'a superior lulglit. Hook and Courier both hauled In ten and thu tcum over nil grubbed 43. Oviedo surprised the Falcons In one cutngory: the Mens held In Central Florida's leading scorer, Marly Dryskl, to only 17 points. The loss to Florida A ir wrapped up Oviedo's rage season. Oviedo's final record was a healthy 17-11 and everyone on campus is forecasting: "W a it 'till next year." Only time will tell. Gary U PI Sport* Writer Canadian Horse Owner Looks To Kentucky Derby ; not be the Flamingo Stakes, but his Cal-^,nay ■* estimated. f,lace‘l in ,ract,on aml , loped Walt three N ^ '1' pitches Ho,,‘ ,onover * 6 foot lant little color bearer. North­ Second baseman Nate Oliver fence in a slugging session MEMBERS OF TH E A L L S TA TE junior boys basketball team from San* became the I-os Angeles . . . ern Dancer, came in first. ford are (from left) Bobby Lumlquist, Billy Bracken and Kenny Hinson. A fog held up industrialist! Tom Brown again decided The trio was named following the state tourney held here in Sanford last a Green Bay , Florida sun set over the 32,- Edward P. Taylor's plane i n L . weekend. The Sanford team captured the title with a 61 to 61 victory over Toronto until the R v rs pro firs football camp casualty, still blazing awaits ID^ Packer offer to 944 closing day throng here witn a muscle spasm his-1|take to turn down shot at the DcLand in Saturday night's finals. (Herald Photo) from in short another Tuesday, back. The club Washington Senators’ first But Taylor could see clear­ satisfied replies ly today his hope of realizing stop Maury Wills and outfield­ base post . . . Pitcher Dallas Green signod a long-cherished dream — er Frank Howard. his contract, leaving outfield­ winning the Kentucky Derby Baltimore righthander with one of his Canadian Chuck Estrada appears in ers Johnny Callison and Tony Gonzalez as Philadelphia 1. I ’ m Jan, 2. Ome r II., 2. horsrs. good shape after elbow sur­ Tonight’* entries: Phillie holdouts. Only the shadow of a Cali­ gery performed last Septem­ P I I U T l l t t ' K — ft U Mllr — Hrownle Fe rr y, 4 llo ck T ray, 5. Giddy ( U l , ft llopeburg. 7. fornia colt named Hill Rise ber and pitched to Oriole batWednesday matinees become 1. I ’ a I' p Klltflit, 2. Korkin HI*. AlcXsbb, ft. Hobby clouded the picture. 2. Vlvl, 4. T ’a Airy, ft. flank Khutiby a regular offering of the Or­ Trupf. ft. O ll. p Walla, 7. .Noli* Scholar Northern Dancer, a bay rnt in n viu r: — a is wiir— lando Seminole Jai-Alul Fron­ fieri, ft. K* line I. Fronted K t« kr , 2- Teat Tul*t. beauty, galloped to victory in NKt'OMI II U K — ft/It Mile— 3 Minute Kye, 4. O.ll/a Hear the Flamingo with such auth­ ton, starting toduy nl 1:15. 1. Alena Mean*, 2. Dolorep, 3. Hoy. ft. Harold U ft. <1111 Kiln ­ Favored in the tenth gume Italian l#ace, 4. Caollco Takl. ed. 7. Color Not* 8. D’a Flroy ority as to establish himself the eastern champion of the M lu h e a d l i n e r ure Gosti and ft. J e f f Mac. ft Mra. 7. P I P T I f H A C K — 3/ft Mile — Lyman High's Greyhound Uirec-ycar-olds. Hill Rise be­ 1- Acadia, 2. Jimmy Hock, 2. Kelmnix, pulled in the hnndi- Happy lIlklnK, ft. Iitvnl golfers posted a 31 came the western tltlist last T t l l l t l l II A I K — ft- U Mile — Kllvar Sheba, 4. F a ir Hickory, 2l,i> decision over ft. II. A.‘ a Ceoit Natan, ft. Hop * Saturday by winning the $100,- to rapped eighth post position, ton Hud, 7. It. A.‘a Hopes, ft. Orlando's Oak Ridge High bOO Santa Anita Derby. Martin and ^riurtc, with post P in to Carey Ann g o lf team Monday afternoon S I X T H I I A P K — ft III Mile — seven assignments, rate the 1. Mia* Popp y, 2. O.ll.’ s Arch, at McCoy A ir Force Base. second plare odds while the 3. Chutiko, 4. Northampton, ft. Joe Pavelchak was credit­ llu t h u u a ) Dan, ft. Jeaa flood Ahtigu • Muguerzu post six speed. T* M rll o M ary, I. T a m ­ ed with a pair o f Lyman's combo ure figured to shuw. my Lu points when he took one S K t H V r i l It U*ftC — % n Mile— In Tuesday night's eighth match and grabbed best hall 1. It sk lf Fe rr ari, 3 Hetty gall.a doubles action, Murlin An orientation program for llahe. 3. III Hetty A , 4. Hunti, honors. He fired a two over ft. O . I I ’p noon. ft. Ontnty baas und Quintana p e r s o n a l l y new members will he held by 7. All Kara. ft. H a l f P ar Coach Dick Williams’ Sem­ par 37 whila playing Tim squelched the gumv-poinl at* the .Snnford-.SeminoIe Junior K tf IV IT tr H U P — a m Mile— inole High track team will en­ Hrltsey. tempts o f two other teams 1. t T h rji fr. 2. Oceanian, 3. Hack | Steve Glllespi tied Tom I PilKht. 4. In Nerving, ft. IHnahn tertain Bishop Moore High of j while building fur their own Clisiulier of Commerce Thurs­ Peg , ft. M H a fluent Htar, 7. Orlando and L>man High of |Wood for half-point. Jim j day at 7 p. ni. at the Police Calico Hhlp, 8. O.ll/a Addrcna successful hid. Ixmgwnod this aftrrnoon at i Baltner defeated Rlrk Kelt* Kchnnix und Gnsti won a Benevolent Building on the M A T H It I I P. — A IS 'i Hr — scy fa r one point but Mike 1. ItiiNty Jet, 2. Vapor, S t r e e t the local school. threw way ptuyuff fur second lulcfronL 3. L a r ry Kapha, 4. Kyatidale, This will bo Seminole's third Coles dropped hfs match to ft. Hhanda. I,e»r. t. Chuck plare. Badiolu and K l o r r i Peraont who have signed Drake. 7, Khony Hock, ft. Mec­ outing thus far this season, Gene Carver. wound up in third place after ca It 0 * 1* having previously met Boone ITte Greyhounds return to having hud two gumepoinl new members ure expected to T P V I II I t u r : — A ' I S Mile — Friday afternoon 1. <lnte Man. 2. Material, 3. at Orlando and Evans at Or­ the llnki he present with the new Jayultrmpt* thwarted, the second 0. B/S lle D u ff, 4. Mella Adams, lando in warm up meets. in a match with Winter !,y Quintana's deadly accurate rets. The memtiers will be pre- ft. Ho Hplrndld, 4. Hank Hon. f, Coach Dick Copeland said i’urk High at Rolling Hills K.ir. HunrntiNt. ft. Ample A n g le i ui oin shut from the rear Hf>i:tcd their membership cards p . t . f t n p v r i i h %4t :— a h Mite— this morning that this will be Country Club. court. and pins. 1. O Nellie, 2 l i d It a Hoot*. 3. (lie initial meet for Lyman Hhuey, 4 Midterm, ft. Calm Uncut speakers will include Cecil, 4 Store Hought, 7. Star which had not had a full fledg­ Cody Bailey, at ate president; Tra>, I Kid W illie ed track leant in tlie past. He Coy A lvarei, Flunk Foster saiti Lyman lias eight meets and Boh Skinner, national di­ lined up for the Spring and his rectors; Don Aalier, District 4 NEW YO RK (U P I) - The squad will participate in the vice president. Local speakers Ring magazine today named Orange Belt Conference. v ill include John Alexander Cassius Clay "figh lcr of tlie R U N N IN G RON— Hon March 13 Winter Park T im e and (tlenn McCall, pant prealmonth" for his heavyweight Clark o f Australia Here dints of the locul group. Mini'll 17 Boon* title victory last week oiytr HinashuH tho world in* Here Murrh 21 Evans Sonny Liston at Miami Beach. I.yinon- High School's entry Hero door three-mile mark March 24 Kdgewntvr Liston was placed in the top in the Inter-scholastic Bowling with 1U minutes, 18.4 Miucli 26 Bishop Moore There l.iuguo rucked up another T A M P A (U P I ) — Defend­ contender's spot, followed by seconds in tho Nation* March :il Oak Ridge Here victory Monduy when they de­ ing champion Dexter Daniels Doug Jones of New York, E r­ There April 3 Coluiiiul al Amateur Athletic feated the Colonial High keg- Sr., of AVinter Haven leads a nest Terrell of Chicago, Zora • • • • There April 4 liouiic Union Indoor Track U r* by a score o f 4 to 0. field of 100 golfers who teed Follcy o f Chandler, Ariz., and April We talked with Head Coach I'nul Mikler after Joe 7 Winter Pork Here Champion* Andy Hiniey and Richard off today in the opening round Eddie Machcn. in that order, j and Field There By United Press International Moigun rolled 498 series, Jim o f the Florida Senior golf put this piece together. Mikler suid, ''Sure, we made April 10 Evans Henry Cooper of England, ship at Madison Square NKW YORK (U P D —Johnny April II Kdgewater some mistakes, but the officiating didn't help at all." replaced countryman Brian' Garden in New York. There The Georgia Bulldogs de­ Jurrard posted a 467, Steve championship. Mikler had quite a bit mere to soy, hut he's the kind Dupree, 1711*, New York, April 11 Bishop Moure Here feated the Florida Stale Sem- Brady hud a 454 and Woody That’s Pete McArdle o f Daniels has won the event London at tenth place because There inolrs 83-7U last night in the Lee runte up with a 441. The over the Palma Ceia course o f Cooper's recent victory o f a fellow who run tukc the bitter with the sweet, no outpointed llrraclicl Jacobs, April 17 Ouk Ridge New York coming in over London, Here season's basketball finals for Gieyhounds had gume scores here five times. mnltcr how dlstusteful the bitterness might he. April 18 Colonial 170**, New York (8). second. o f 776, 781 and KOI fur a toTwo-time tourney winner both squads. The victory at Alliens gave tul o f 2,358 pins. Coioniui Dr. J. C. Mercer of Sarasota Bulldog Coarli Bed Lawson mustered 2,276 from game was also on hand to try to his second liest season at scutes of 771, 717 and 788. gain his third tourney vic­ Fred Hedinun o f Colonial tory. Georgia, a 12-14 mark. LawThe match ends Friday af­ NEW YORK (UPI) — : volving millions of dollars forj “ i don't know how rumors I questioned Tuesday night in son. who has never had a racked up Qie best scries o f ter 54 boles. winning season, posted a 12- the contest, a 609. Jai-Alai Sets Matinees S0KC Track Entries Lyman Golfers Beat Oak Ridge JC Orientation Program Set Seminole High Baseball Slate Tribe Trackmen In Dual Meet Lyman Bowlers Beal Colonial Georgia Beats Seminoles In Season Finale Fight Results ’Big Mouth’ Gets Ring M a g ’s Bow Seniors Golf Ploy Opens Clay Gets ’ Prettiest' M oney Deal In Sports Heavyweight champion Cas-1 outsidc-the-ring activities, a of lids deal leaked out," suid studio one of the Columbiu ilus Clay is tlie center of ne- representative of the Willium Jerry ilrnmll," a Morrhs' talent1™ r d . "huildlng.'" wherVca." j 13 'JJgJ “ " h ’ " and xiun was making boisterous1 Horlll# Ma,c WHn 11 #" U gotiations toduy In a deal In-'Munis agency disclosed. mniiuger. " I t ’s true, hut 1 run only say at this time that it’s tlie richest deal ever negotiat­ ed fo r any athlete." Without being s p e c i f i c , Brandt added thut the drul in­ volves a series of one-hour speetiieulurs on television, per­ sonal luurs, product endorse­ ment* ami tlie making of rhythm Iducs records and com­ edy records. Clay’s modest comment was: " I ’m the prettiest man in sports. And so this deul is very, very pretty— In fact it’a the greutest— because I ’m the greatest." Brandt o f the agency was lost 14 tills season. rliytlim-in-blues talking and Tennessee plays Florida to­ singing record titled "T h e night in the last game of the Gong's A ll Here." season for Southeastern Con­ Concerning his future plans, ference competitors. tlie champion said: "M y hear­ ing ut Washington has been set hark indefinitely. I mean tlie hearing in which some of with lntcrnutionul Promotions for the heavyweight championthe senators wanted to know about my various contracts ship fight at Miami Beach last month.” Yes, Cassius plana to move |ACTION! THRILLS! from Louisville, Ky., to New World’s Fastest Sport York “ so I can lie closer to all the different businesses I'm getting into." We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NO W O N L Y ciai. 66 lilaekwall. plus tax A Recap. Tiro Whitewalls *2 a inore. 750x14, 800x14, 850x14, 000x14, 050x14. Net* Tread TIR E S TONIGHT 7:40 m . (3 ON 100 Ult AN OS HIGH SIG N — Caaey Stengel R iv e s the high sign at Huggins-Stengel Field in St. Petersburg, that indicates the manugcr believes the New York Mets will be O.K. Backing up the Old Per* feasor's optimistic g e s t u r e is first busenm n Bill Haas, obtained from the Los Angeles Dodgers. FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. I t * K. F IR S T W E G IV E t p r SANFO RD V A L U E STAM PS • PARI MUTUil Ladi«* Nights, • Geo uTwo Mr Roberts retreads applied on oound tiro caslngi! • Freo Mountiag WAGERING 4 T« |I1 6AMESNlfiHTL' . 'StADKts N IG H T L Y E X C E P T SUNDAY MATINEES BUDGET TERM S INTERCITY MATCH RACE S ATU R D AY , M ARCH 7 Jacksonville K C vs SOKC GUsa-Kacloocd Heated Grandstand Luxurious Clubhuuse TH U R SD AY — “ Where the Top Dogs Run — Rain or Rhino" (I) > /a n r/o 1:15 P.M. terv. PV UR-0231 Sorry, No Mloors FRONTON Hm* lf v AT I f B h I'JPF L A D IE S ' N IG H T Sorry, N o Minor* Mun. Wed. A Hat K W E D N E S D A Y — F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y — 2 P. M. M ARATH O N M ATCH RACE MARCH 8 a i a i SPECIALS EVERY D AY! 8:10 " FA 2*0651 9 e *«a * fCnstoai Built T in a KENNEL CLUB _______ HWY. 1 7 -9 2 Midway Between Sanford A Orlando �/> •' Bwrtnrl Ifr iB March 4,1084 — Pag* 11 Merritt Desegregation Plan Okayed Mrs. Mattie Teaches Youth Bible Robert U. Ihomai Jr. attend. KA 2-6786 Dr. Lai gen M r.. Mattie M erritt ia one answer session. • • e f the happitit personi I have ever known. will be present to handle a question• The Keystone Chapter of tainlly acta that way. There the National Honor Society o f it not a tingle day that this Crooms High School held its deeply religioui She ccr- perton fails Induction ceiemonies Febru­ ary 25. The National Honor to imprest one that the is in­ deed happy. This woman is an aztsi to •ur community heeause she loves to work with boys and girls. There is never a dull moment when this person is present becauit site pours fo itli words incessantly. Alwsya striving to help every* one, she is a tireless worker. She firm ly believes that the brotherhood o f man is an in* tegral part o f Christianity. The Wrstaide Sunshine Club, which was recently organiz­ ed is under her sponsorship. The purpose of this club is to teach children a b o u t Christianity. Under her gui­ dance, children learn bible verses, passages o f scriptura o f the bible, songs, and mnny other phases of biblo study. Each child who learnt the books o f the bible, the Old and N ew Testement, receives a new bible. These are provided and awarded by Mrs. A . J. Peter­ son, who liss worked with Mrs. M erritt fo r many, many years. This club meets every tiaturduy afternoon at Mace­ donia P r i m i t i v e baptist Church on W est 13lh street and Pomgranita Avenue. Ih e writer has known Mrs Mer­ ritt fo r several years. She is a wonderful person indeed. According to an authority: The scriptures teach us the best o f living, the noblest way o f suffering, and the most comfortable way of dying. We are fortunate to have a per­ son lika Mrs. M erritt in our BiidaU • • • Crooms High School stu­ dents, John T. Mitchell, pres­ ident o f the Junior Class, Steve W right, president of tha senior class, and Samual Alluway, president o f tha stu­ dent body, were invited to at* tend the ground breaking cersmoniea fo r tha Barge Canal which waa held in Palatka last week. They reported hav­ ing an enjoyable trip. Citt■ens helping to make this trip possible were R. Gibson, Dr. G.H. Starks and P rofes­ sor H.L. Douglas. e • • Dr. Evelyn W . Sharps, D i­ rector o f Internship Ttaching, Bethune Cookman College visited Hopper Elementary achool to confer with Princi­ pal L.R. Eubanks and Mrs. Tholma R. Sheppard. Mrs Sheppard is supervising teach­ er o f Mra. Rebecca Knight Sweets, who w ill take up tbe teaching chores in the very ■ ta r future. • e • Society highly emptiasizea ths following: Scholarship, Lead­ ership, Character and Serviea. Members of the Society pre­ sented a most uniqua and im­ pressive program. Participanta were Brenda Shaw, Brenda Jordan. Alice Hudson, Samuel Alluway, Joyce Mont­ gomery, Ernestine Morse, Lor­ raine Ringling, Tommie Jen­ kins, and Minnie P. Raines. New members inducted in the Society were Alva Bagley, Claretha Ranks, Mary Sharpe Dollison, Annie Ruth Jackson, Cynthia Kendrick, Eleanor Mobley, Delores M u n g e n, Shirlsy Rhodes, Barbara Sandtfer, Lillie Sapp, Rebecca Stallworth, andJoyce Ann Williams. Sponsors: Mrs. D.F. Humphrey and Mr. E.E. Minott. • • • By United Press Interuaiioael sidents on tha fringes of tha Shelby County; Tenn., will river boat city. desegregate its public schools The total desegregation was at all 13 grade levels with tbe regarded ss a big step for­ start of the fall semester In ward by integration leaders in September under a plan ap­ a state where tha “ stair­ proved Tuesday by federal step" desegregation formula Judge Marion S. Boyd. bad ita start. Memphis is the county seat But Negro attorneys who of Shelby County. The plan pushed for the total desegre­ will not affect the city schools gation plan with the backing in Memphis which are now in­ of the National Association for tegrated through ths sixth the Advancement of Colored grads level but will affect People indicated that they some quarter of a million re­ are not completely happy Meanwhile, .ft# NAACP said NAACP It la making plans for a proposal Boyd said it “ seems march on the state capital in support of civil rights legis­ to compel racial balance and lation before Congress. Is not practical or workabls. The racial plan simply would­ n't work in this case. It Is not the answer.'* HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Sugarmoa. In rejecting Other Integration activity: Jacksonville: Seven Negro sit-in demonstrators w a r e "R aw hide," relaxes by swim­ fined from *25 to WO In city ming, even in the winter. His court far trespassing as the wife, Maggie, incidentally, la result of demonstrations at a a bathing-suit model. cafeteria. Clint Eastwood, star fo r E N E R G Y T she Nicole Signed French star Nicole Courcel, who played tha feminine lead in “ Sunday* and Cybele,'' has bean signed by producer-di­ rector Fred Zlnnemann for a featured role In “ Behold a Pale Horse.” of U. S. GOVT. GRAD ED E M PIR E 8 To 10 Lb. A vera ge — Lim it 1 With Order STEAK Captain and Mra. Charles (C orky) Gibson have return­ ed to Lincoln, Nebraska a f­ ter spending a few days here. Captain Gibsun recently com­ pleted a course at Montgom­ ery, Alabama. Mrs. Gibson is the former Uctlye Davis. • • • FRESH 10(1% Round Club • Sirloin PUKE GROUND BEEF ParenU-Teachers Associa­ tion o f Hopper Elementary School will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. A ll parenta are asked to be preeent. Business of vital importance. ARM OUR STAR ROLL SAUSAGE LEAN • • M E A TY SPARE RIBS CHITTERLINGS DAISY CHEES E • • • • • • LB. ................... • BO LO G NA • W IENERS • SM OKED SAUSAGE ... Hildrnd Green, the very fine fullback o f the Crooms High Panthers, Is n ahy and mod­ est boy despite his rise In popularity during tha past football campaign. A member o f the Junior class, he le an average stndant However, he aaye, " I can do abova average work If I study more.** Uia roaches say ha la assy to coach, and la a modal boy. A ll thing* being equal, I predict that this boy w ill make ns proud o f him In the years to coma. Hla parents are Kev. and Mra. J. R. Green o f Gen­ eva. M y suggestion to yon Hildrad 1s, Study more. Your first and foremoat obligation to youraelf ia your studies. • • • FRO ZE N FOODS W 1NTKR G ARD EN C R EA M • ( hoc. • Prices Good Thru Sunday Noon F L O R ID A PIES Lemon • Cocoanut 3 FOR 9 9 ‘ French Fries 2 LAR G E BAGS - U R G E tGGS MR. G B ag* A 9 v>oz« M UNLITE TO M ATO ES D O UIILR I.UCK C U T GREEN BEANS 3 ~ a or T O m 1 Your Choice LA R G E BAGS — Limit 1 Of Each B B Plantation Meal or Grits .f l Order . . M2/49c Honeysuckle Rose Syrup Vi Gal. 49c Marcal Facial Tissues . 400 Ct. 19c 1.1,1 - new ----------------------- FRESH FAN C Y YORK ■ _i . A y L , . T r l f f l l ivvBSiSe a n w i ir o n s tljfllll i J- . . . . lL li nm" U l p\eaw* * Uh0rdef PRODUCE ----------------------_ ^ ^ APPLES 4 * U. S. NO. 1 Y E L L O W ^ ONIONS 3 LB. BAG 3w 9rn W 49- 89‘ 3 U IL O A R O GREEN Goldsboro Elementary achool P-TA w ill meet Mon­ Any atudent entertaining day, March 14. A ll parenta the idea e f dropping out of school should taka a second are asked to be present. • • • thought. Especially the boysThere will be a film on Can- A ll they have to do la taks a eer shown at Celery City atroll down thirteenth Street Lodge No. 642 at 600 East to French Avenue during the 7th Street, March 6, at 8:00 week-days. Those men are p.m. A ll women are invited to looking for work. r* i about Boyd's ruling. They had asked for an Integration plan which would require that the county's 58 schools be inte­ grated on an exact whiteNegro ratio o f 68-33 each to match the population ratio. "A n appeal is not unlikely," said Negro attorney Russell There’s no substitute 4 * BLU E S E A L < Solid OleoZ LBS. Limit 2 With $5 Order 1’ltitM * » �V ■=S 5 ?r:3 gis: VK* torntmi V n tO Tage 12 — March 4, 1964 SAT. THURS. OPEN ’T IL 9 P. M. Tax Primer, 8 : •L 25th & Is Your Wife's Dinner Deductible? \ PARK B j Charles W. S d i o M M i i Written for Newspaper Estarpriao A i m (Eighth o f 10 Article*) It k »' Thera w a i a widespread feeling for a while that under the new entertainment dcduction rule*, you would have to talk direct builne** over din­ ner with a customer In order to have the cost o f the meal deducted. However, this la not neces­ sarily ao. Under two clrcumatancea, the coet o f the cus­ tomer’s and your meal, as well, may be deductible. First, where the dinner qual­ ifies aa a business maal—that la, where the circumstances are conductive to business dis­ cussion, the expense o f the meal is deductible even though buslnca la not actually dis­ cussed. Second, where the dinner cither directly precedes or fo l­ lows a substantial and bona fide business discussion the dinner is deductible just as long aa thla ‘'entertainment" la associated with the taxpay­ er’s (including aa employe's) trade or business. Your dinner would be fully deductible in both these situa­ tions axeept where the IRS finds that you have claimed deductions f o r substantial amounts o f personal living ex­ penses. In such an "abuse" case, the service will press the rule that a taxpayer cannot obtain a deduction fo r the portion o f his meal cost which dees not exceed an amount he would normally spend on himaelf. How about the customer’s w ife's dinner when she ac­ companies her husband f And your wife's dinner if she ac­ companies you? A re these de­ ductible under the new law? First, the customer's wife's expenses must qualify as ordi­ nary and necessary business expensea under the old law. That is, the taxpayer must have a clear business purpose rather than a personal or sod a l purpose in incurring such an expense. I f It is Impracti­ cal under the circumstances to entertain the customer with­ out his w ife (la ., where the customer and his w ife come from out o f town), the cus­ tomer's wife's expenses would generally be in the deductible category. Second, your wifo's expenses aio deductible if she joins you, the customer and his wife btcousc the customer'a w ife is present. Hut remember, after July 31, iUtiS, you must have com plied with the new record­ keeping rule* to obtain any of the entertainment deductions. Kxamplei In the case of a business meal or a meal di­ rectly preceding or following a substantial business discus­ sion with a customer you must keep the following records: the date o f the meal, the ad­ dles* o f the restaurant and the amount o f the expendi­ ture* fo r the meal, the name, title or other designation of the customer sufficient to es­ tablish his relationship to you ami the nature, time, place and duration o f your business discussion. Also remember, if any single expenditure is for $26 or more you must have a receipt from the restaurant as additional substantiation. (N E X T : The Jo,s o f trav­ el.) I; Beetle Label Worth Cool $50 Million NEW YO R K (U P1) - The English Beatles are striking Am erican gold—to the tune o f an expected $60 million this year. That's the total estimated take o f the Beetle pla to be •hared with manufacturers of everything from kids’ T-shirts to n motor scooter bearing the Beatie label, their licans lug agent said today. A new Beatles record called "R o ll O ver Beethoven" la due on the American market next week if the harassed staff of Capitol Becords can get the disca out. XUadnato atatie stoetrieRy in slips by using a light starch ! i n i t e last ahuw psisc. v ■nun us sumo—i um:r * Mutism w miKi iw »num V ■nn m wuui« ussmoxi U. a. CHOICE "FLAVOR - ACJED” BEEF FLO R ID A GRADE " A " BONE IN CHU CK STEWING HENS POT ROAST S O C IA L U. S. CHOICE “FLA V O R -A G E D ” REEF "B O N E LE S S " GRADE “ A " POT ROAST . . . lb. 78c ENGLISH ROAST . lb. 78c SHORT RI BS. . . lb. 45c GROUND BEEF 5 lbs. $1.98 TURKEY LEGS . . lb. 29c B A C O N . . . . . . . . lb. 49c PORK R O A S T _ _ _ _ 45c W IE N E R S _ _ _ lb. 49c "B O N E LE SS" CU T • SIRLO IN • CLIJII • CURE • Family Steak Lb. 88 "L E A N *N M E A T Y " REEF F R E S II “ 100% P U K E " 78* I’“3 5 8 ' "A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y " CREAM CORN . GREEN BEANS . PORK & BEANS KIDNEY BEANS . TOMATO SAUCE BLACK PEPPER NO. 303 C A N "B U S H " RED "S T O K E L Y " "P E A K " SO KXTU A With This Coupon A Thi Purchase Of " 8 IIU R F IN K " M ACARO NI OR NO. 303 C A N S . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c NO 300 C A N NO. 300 C A N GOLD BOND ST A M P S * OZ. C A N ) OZ. C A N "D E L M O N TE " LIG H T CH U NK "S U N S H IN E " K R IS I’ Y GOLD BOND 50 EXTRA "W A L D O R F " "8 IIU H F IN E " 1 g t o il e t t is s u e I’ KG. OF IN "S C O T T ’ COLORED OR W H IT E "C U T -R IT E " GOLD BOND GOLD BOND "Sara Lee" STAMPS IIKOW NIES 14 Os. Pkg. 79c I Coupon good at your “ Thriftway" Only, Thru S a t, March 7 "W H IT E OH ASST. COLORS" I’ KG. OF 100 "S C O T T " ASST. COLORS & B AK ER Y 8 OZ. C AN S 8 OZ. PKG. 10 OZ. STICK • APPLE • CH ERRY • PEACH 16 OZ. EACH "E V E IIF R E S IP * “ KVKRFRE8H 2/25c "Greea G iant" Vacuum Sealed la Rutter Sauce! VEGETABLES • Cora • M eilrom • I’raa • Greea lleana 19 OZ. D A r PKGS. 3 • • Limas • Hrorroll Rrusacl Sprouts 19 OZ. M e PKGS. 2 W ith This f Coupoa A The Purchase Of "Hressaer" GOLD BOND PRINCESS STAMPS CREAM S t| Lb. Pkg. 49c ICeepew good at n s r "T h riftw a y" ( Only, Thru S a t, March T I OZ. PKGS. FISHSTICK5 . . 3/51.00 CREAM PIE5 . . 2/89c "M RS. S M IT H 'S " 16 OZ. PIE S PRODUCE W ASH . RED “ D E LIC IO U S " 50 EXTRA • P L A IN or • S E L F -K IS IM 1*6 FT. ROLLS "F O U R F IS H E R M E N " With Thla I Coupon A Th* Purckaae Of ‘GOLD M E D AL” ^ FROZENFOODSM With This Coupon A The Purchase O f "Kverfrenh" PO T A T O STAMPS C H IPS Twin I’ak 69e Coupon good at your "T h rlftw ay” | Only, Thru Sat., Marrh 7 50 EXTRA ^ PKGS. OF M BISCUITS 6/39c CREAM CHEESE. . . . . . . . 29c SHARP CHEESE. . . . . . . . 59c BREAD DAISY CHEESE_ _ _ lb. 49c DINNER R O U S _ _ _ “ OLD FA SH IO N E D " ^ FAMILY NAPKINS . 2/23c WAXED PAPER . . 2/49c SCOTTIES TOWELS m "C R A C K E R R A IIR K L " EX TR A With This |Coupon A The Purchase Of "Ite y a l" G E L A T IN STAMPS « Reg. I'kgs. 69c iCoupon good at jou r "Th rlltw ay" O n l), Thru S a t, March 7 IN OZ. JA R S I.H. IlOX "U P T O N " " K R A F T S " I’ ll 11.A D K LI’ II I \ 50 E X T R A 12 OZ. PKG. " K R A F T " A I T I .E OR G R A PE "A R M O U R S T A R " A L L M E A T NO. ! j CANS T U N A . . . . . . . . . . 3/51.00 NOODLES. . . . . . . . . . . . 25c JELLY . . . . . . . . . . 3/S1.00 CRACKERS . . . . . . . . . 27c TEA B A G S . . . . . . . . . . 59c "H O N C O " MED. OH W ID E "BO STO N IIC T T " Lim it: 3 Plea*# . . . 9c SPAGHETTI . 7 oz. pkg. 5c "S A X E T " CU T "S H O W B O A T " ' • T H R IF T W A Y " SLICED FRESH • • a • a *N C R IS P "W E S T E R N " APPLES CARR0T5 . cello bag 9 c {M„S 3S2A MED. SIZE "B A K IN G " 14 Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 49c PINEAPPLE . . each 29c Purchase O U. S. No. YE LLO W ONIONS GOLD BOND STAMPS "F R E S H 'N J U IC Y " "Th riftw ay" . _ ■ *< L - * �Something For A Den A n y b o d y need a hole In the ground? Better yet, 54 of them? They are not ordinary holes, as can reudily be adjudged'from their original price of $25 million apiece. They come in groups o f three. Each hole is 165 feet deep and is complete with air conditioning, un­ derground well water, fuel tanks, an­ tennas and a diesel plant capable of supplying all the electricity needed by a city o f 10,000 people. Eneh group includes a control center. No­ thing but n direct hit by an H-bomb could knock them out. The 54 holes are underground silos for the Titan I missile near Denver. Today, not quite two years after the first Titan site was declared opera­ tional, the missiles and all their com­ plicated launching and service equip­ ment are obsolete. Political Notebook An improved and simplified Titan TI. the solid-fueled Minuteman and the seaborne Polaris have supersed­ ed the Titan 1 and the even more venerable Atlas missile. The missiles themselves can be us­ ed for testing nnd much of the equipment, such ns the diesel plants, is usuable elsewhere. But the govern­ ment would really like to know just whut it can do with the holes. Twenty-five million dollars a hole — and they are o f no earthly use 1 whatever now. Yet these holes in the ground were worth every penny o f their cost because they, and the rest o f the nation’s defense estab­ lishment, are responsible for the peace we enjoy today. Perhaps soincdny we will know­ how cheup they really were. W A S H IN G TO N — (N E A ) — Sargent Shriver. ehiaf now o f both the Peaca Corps and President Johnson's an­ tipoverty program, stands at the first major turning point in hi* public career. Red Monkey Business I f monkeys are the funniest peo­ ple, baboons are the most nervous — or so an item o f the Soviet Un­ ion would indicate. The Health Bulletin reports that Russian researchers have been able to induce higli blood pressure in male baboons by making them wait to eat until all the females arc fin­ ished. As any baboon knows, this isn’t natural, so the males become tense and their blood pressure shoots up. The Russians are trying to show that mnn.v o f the sicknesses of hu­ man civilization — neuroses, hall­ ucinations, hypertension and heurt disease — can bo duplicated in pri­ mates. This is interesting research, but it is strungo to see the Russians wasting time on it. It is well known that with the imminent withering away o f the state and the establish­ ment o f utopian Communist socie­ ty, these human ills will become nonexistent, like a capitalist's con­ science. Thought For Today "F o r unto us was the gospel preached, as well as unto them: but the word preuched did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it." — Hebrews 4:2. • • • Unbelievers are worldly wise but spiritually stupid. Men expect a Ho­ ly God to overlook sins for which fallible human laws provide the se­ verest punishment. — Rev. C. A r­ thur Beatty, Minister, StaffordOsteen Methodist Church, DeBary. Porogrophs Unclassified Florida at the national con (or long distance flights • • • cst in Jacksonville. She was selected from a group of girls The N a t i o n a l Medicare representing all sections of Council of Florida will seek the state at Cypress Cardens an amendment to the Florida by a panel of judges. state constitution to allow a * • • On hand for the presenta­ Florida state lottery for a tiia 1963 Florida Legisla­ Medicare program. tions will be commission tour­ • • • ist division chief Jim Sump­ ture, at the urging of the ter, advertising manager Les Peninsula Motor Club (A A A ) Arthur H. Courshon. chair­ Adams, and Louis Scnito, passed a measure which bars man of the board of Washing, Tampa, head of the commiss­ horses and other animals off ton Federal Saving* 4 Loan ion'* advertising agency. The Interstate highway* and the Association of Miami Beach', two promotional campaigns Sunshine State Turnpike. is listed in “ W’orkl Who’ s • • • will be presented in a slide Who in Commerce and In­ Nearly $12 billion is invest­ dustry." program. This year’s spring campaign ed in the motel industry to­ Is patterned closely after last day, according to Quality year’s sdvertUing. Them# o( Courts President John Lacock the promotion is wrapped of Daytona Beach. • • • around the Florida Arts Fes­ By lla l Cochran At the current rale, six per tival April 1-June 30. A wife has a reason to com­ The summer promotion Is cent o f all social drinkers are all new and feature! a photo­ destined for alcoholism, says plain when her hutband mails graphy contest with four live the Florida Alcoholic Ilchabi- her letter in his coat pocket. • a • porpoises a* prises. For those Illation Program. • • • To a visitor a welcome winners who haven’t room in Rambler automobile* will usually it cordial and a their goldfish ponds for a porpoise, the stata will pro­ be made in Chile atarting cordial very welcome. • • * vide an alternate prise of later thla year, making the fifth Rambler plant to be All people hope to get $ 1, 000 . • • • opened in Latin America. ahead in the year 1964 and • • • a lot will on the eve o f the Carolyn King, a tall, slend­ Marion Sadler, president of very first day. e r blonde from Bartow, has • • • been chosen Florids Water­ American Alrllnei, credits a melon Queen. Miss King, 18- 14 per cent increase in the October was all dressed year-old University of Flor­ line's passenger traffic to a up in color with no place to ida student, will represent reduction in first class fares go but into November. • • • The Florida Development Commission starts Mar. 9 on a nine-city tour of the state to preview its new spring and summer promotional cam­ paigns to (lie tourist industry. Barbs Herald Area Correspondents Allamnnte Springs Mrs. Julia Harlot S38-I31B Bear Lake-Foreal Cily Mr*. Maryann Mile* 838-3678 ! • Casselberry Mra. Jane Casselberry 838-5016 ChuluoU Mrs. Joan M afia 365-3743 Denary Mra. Adam Muller 668-1110 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass $68-9933 Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Lake Mary Mrs. France* M etier 322-6219 La)(* Monro# Mra. H. L. Johnsos 322-1722 Editor You'ie a right person it you do right by the boys in service by writing. Longer ood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-I31T Quotes Osteen Mrs. Clarenr* Snyder 322-480 I am pretty well convinced the Russians hav* all our secrets and I am even afraid they hate the secrets wa are going to discover in the next two years. Our industry and our citisena don’t have those secrets. — Nuclear physicist Edward Teller, scoring excessive government secrecy. Oviedo Mrs. Georg* Kelsey M 6-IIS0 Wed., March 4,1904 W A L T E R A. fllBLO W , EDITOR A A D rCRLISRKR I'H A S K V'OLTOUBE* C lrrsliU ss - Ueaeral M» » » « » » JULIAN I - *T R * STROM EOT QBEEN Associate Editor tiffin . TEED VAN FELT H ARRIETT E. JOHNSON Managing Editor Classlllsd Dlrsetor JUDT W E L L * JARIR BBOEHAHEE O u n tr Editor TAOA BTOFFEE ” ■ », Eocisty Carelessness about payments as well as plain carelessness makes people Iota control o f their cats. • • • Mec hanical Supt. We have decided irrevoca­ bly to refuse any form of foreign aid to which conditions are attached that era incompatible with cur sov­ ereignty. A ll wa want ie a return to normal in our dip­ lomatic relations. — Cambodia's chief o f atata, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, discussing possible resump­ tion of diplomatic relations with the United Statei. Dr. Crane’s I don’t think Ban. Coldau e th s* water la paying much atten­ | ll.tl 1 Tsar s Waste S.IS « Months tion to th* problems o f 1064. a.sa I Months He just isn’t in tuno with i.et I Month a. Postal Esgalatloas yrovids that an »siJ aahstriptions as reality. Ha seems to ba an Id la advancs. _______________________________ __ authority on ancient hiitory. — Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Dd ns stcond class matter October IT, t i l l at the Feet MinnSanford, Florida, sador lAs Aat ad Ooagrsaa of March. a CASK S 403: Rosalie B . aged 38, has a daughter in college. “ Dr. Crane," she began, “ what can a housewife do at home lo earn soma extra money? “ Since we have three child­ ren, the oldest being in col­ lege, our budget it taxed to the breaking point. “ So I'd like U> he able to earn a little extra money, but I must do it at home for our youngest daughter is only 4." Many wive* are in the same host with Rosalie, so pass along the suggestions that follow: ( ! ) Develop a baby sitting clientele. If you mothers can't leave your own homes, then invite your clients to bring their youngest over to your house. For many mother* need to go downtown slipping. yet haven't a competent person to tend Use baby. That is especially true dur­ ing the daytime, for the usual teenage high school baby-sit­ ters is then at school. So you can often build up a very good daytime baby­ sitter business, as well as handling soma evening de­ mands, too. II doesn't take very long to gel the news acattercd abroad that you ara available for baby-sitting. for you can telephone friends or put a notice in (lie newspaper or a card on the bulletin board at your church. (2 ) Establish a part-time home typing or bookkeeping service. This is especially needed by many neighborhood mer­ chants and professional men who don’t require a full-time secretary or bookkeeper. If you have bad tome Busi­ ness College training or have previously worked In a busi­ ness office, then you may capitalise on that talent even In your own home. Some firms also prefer to have their direct mail cam ­ paign* don* by personal typ­ ing, lo avoid the “ broadside" intimation of an addrnsograpfaed envelope. So some women do home typing lor advertising mail­ ing!. Remember, toe that you can buy a fairly good used typewriter for $35 to $30, if you know o f soma office which it turning in ila old machines on new typewriter*. ( I ) E ogaie in priaa con­ testing. This may offer an uncertain financial ineoma, but millions . pm "V > T* of dollars per year are dis­ tributed as contest pnies. Many of these award* do nut require anything of you but your name ami aildrcM. Others demand that you finish a riming couplet ui limerick. And Home request you to write a 30-word letter on why you like a certain brand o f soap or cereal or other type of merchandise. Thousands of people arc avid contest fans, for this is a very stimulating hobby No Iras a pciauhage Limn mnit.inspiied Premier Nikita Khrushchev has seen fit to deny that there is such a thing as antiSemitism in the Soviet Union. Ami thut, no doubt, will be Ids reply this time to tile ap­ peal for better treatment o f Jews in the Soviet Union for­ warded to him by Bertrand Rusarll. 91-yrar-old British philospher and co-aigned by four other Nobel Prize win­ ner* and such world figures aa Dr. Albert Schweitzer and Dowager Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. Their letter found “ gravely disturbing" the fact that 60 per cent o f those executed for economic crimes since the beginning o f the current drive in 1961 have been Jena. “ We ara troubled," the let-1 ter aaid, “ by the prison ten. lances imposed fo r the pre­ paration o f unleavened bread.” Persecution o f Jews is an old atory In what la now the Soviet Union, dating back tu th* Ghettos o f the Middle Ages and reaching its peak under th* rzara with a slaughter which began on Easter eve, 1881, and eventu­ ally spread to more than 160 town* and villages. Under the Communists, antiSemitism ostensibly disap­ peared and aoma Jrw-a even were permitted to attain high places in the Soviet govern­ ment. Counting the current drive aa one, there have been four serious anti-Semitic drives in the Soviet Union, each of them instigated hy the gov­ ernment. A fte r the start o f World W ar If, there were govern- EST. 1933 19 j m iB $ lumoia that ‘the Jevca ai* ili-aerting Moacow. »# In 1918-49. came the drive against ‘‘cosmopolitanism" in which Die Jews were not mnn. tinned but were the principal targets among those under suspicion because o f foreign contacts. The third leached a peak ill 1933. just brfoie Stalin's death, with the arrest o f six Jewish and three other Kiemlin doctors on rhargea o f plotting In murder Soviet leadria. A fter Slulin’s death they wei* released and the charges exposed as a fabrica­ tion. 1'wo theories have been ad­ vanced for the reasons behind Phone Edu­ In th* field, Shriver will have to try to enlist co o p ­ er alive a a a i a t a n r e from among countless atata and local agencies, both public and private. And keep them from being overrun l<y Washington. This 48-year-old Chicagoan if. however, a hardheadel optimist. He believes nn homefront obstacles rould outmatch the ignorance, skep­ ticism and deliberate Com­ munist roadblocks w h i c h have harassed but not really hurt th* Peace Corps in its three years of life. SEE US FOR — F R U IT TREES Peach — Pear Pecan — t’itru* Plum — Pernimmon Grapeville Nursery 2221 Grapeville A?#. FA 2-088* “ Scot la Dealer” The Best Place For That Tax Cut! Every Pay Day! TW O (he current drive. One is that it is a PalaiaUo F A 2-0814 deliber­ ate attempt to isolate and terrorize th* three million Jew* still living within the Soviet Union because o f their ties to Israel and to the West. Another is that it is a pro­ paganda device to halt a prac­ tice widespread among the Soviet masses—currency apeYon Worked For ll. culution, b l a c k niaikutliig. id lin g on a private basis and Make ll Work For Y oii. trading in gold and jewelry*. In thla, the government tries to exploit underlying anti-Semitism at a weapon uguinst a practice common tiuouglioul the Soviet Union, with the Jews bearing the brunt o f the attack for dra­ ^a«to3iM *4a3lM K d$4itfH hAV ^'A s s o le i a t i q h matic effect. CENTRALLY DUCT HEATED, LO VELY HOMES Now Ready A T 411 A N D 416 TAN G E LO D R IV E — IN — Ravenna Park MODERN K ITC H E N S B Y C O N V E N IE N T V A , FH 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 ^ ILKCTRIC Other homes are under construction • ~ choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these hopies today Sho&maluih CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION CO. B U IL D IN i; General Office 211 W, 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY So. I as Labor and Health, cation and Welfare. Reds Driving On Jews r# * r a 114 for many an aspiring public figure. He managed there lo give to a eulogy o f hi* brother-inlaw, th* late President John K. Kennedy, almost the non­ partisan ring o f objective history. Without self-service or eentiment, he described again— in colorful specifics— the Peace Corps' achieve­ ments. His Pres* Huh talk exhi­ bited th* aame appeal* to the practical and the ideal which seem lo impiess the lawmakers who each year vote Shriver more and more Pear* Corps money. Such diverse conservatives a* Sen. Barry Goldwater and Itcp. Howard Smith o f V ir­ ginia, Democratic chairman o f the House Rules commit­ tee, hav* been won over. But all Shriver'a admini­ strative capacities, diplomat­ ic skills, wit and charm will be tested in the anlipoveity combat. For one thing, at th* fed­ eral level th* program will call for an unprecedented blending among aeveial de­ partment* and agencies, such Phil Newsom Says . . . H H H s r sta ll •eataale Caaaly {M S 1 Tsar S.S0 I Months S 10 I Months !.*# I Month rI Th* untried business of poverty fighting offers stiff challenge to the ablest ad­ ministrator. It rould hr a reputation-buster. Should Shriver mount even a m o d e r a t e l y successful charge against the nation's “ poverty pocket*,” he would on the other hand establish himself both as a high grade administrator and a hot po­ litical property. Talk to Democratic profes­ sionals and you find most of them have not yet really “ discovered" Shriver as s political factor, nothwilhstanding the obvious fact that the l'rrsidrnt regards him highly and recurring re| ports that hr is Johnson's favorite for the 1964 vice presidential nomination. Hilt the party politicians, and a lot nf oilier people, will be seeing and hearing much o f Shriver in the pov­ erty-fighting campaign that lira ahead. lie it a man who likes to keep a rlose hand on field opriations, as hit many foraya into remote overseas Peace Corps areas illustrate. His will likely be a familiar fata before long in many ( U.S. communities and rural sectors. One* they brush against I Shriver 'a winning ways, large I numtiera o f stat« and local ! Democratic leadcia may eon. elude they have a new po­ rn which all the family een ilitieal natural on their hands, join. | I f that should he their You don't need lo have a judgment, and it should hr college education, either, for under-ecored by mine success Hie prizes cither are alkiled for him in tlw novelty bat­ on a chance ba*is or for the tle, then a political eareer best ideas in Hie limerick may follow, whether or not lust lino you ituhibit or your Johnson tap* him this year, 30 word sincere letter. and M-guidU-sa o f the fact he And if your children also still laiks a firm political wish to earn more .-(pending base of hia own. money, then send for the That Shriver may have booklet “ 20 Methods Child- the elusive “ star quality" ren Can Earn Money," en- waa suggested afresh by lut closing a lung stamiwd, re-1 recent National I'resa Club turn envelope, plus 20c. I appraianc*— buriol ground Worry Clinic ■ UBtCBirTtON RATE* saio Delivery Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley PRISONER'S SONG O C LU B t UD. S P E C IA L T Y FOLLOW ST E N ST R O M REALTY Sulc.t A g e n t* F A 2-2420 Phone FA 2-1103 OUK SIGNS �Starchiefs In Merry Pace Tba Starehtede coatim a t» M i b marry paed lo tba B ll Hemphill Motorettd* League at Jat Lane*. ThU past week they noticed another three, game win at tha expense d tha Grand P rlz to Io c t m m tbair league load to a lull earan games. Eloloa Xoatiral had her red plastic ball churning up tha plna aa aba contributed a lCS/SU to tho Starehlefg cauaa while tak­ ing high aerie* faoooik to b oot Joan Magln with 177 and Nan Ingram wtth 1 « aided the Starchlafa la their victory. High gam# laural want to Tedl Marah thla week aa aha rolled a fine 18B game to help the c la iiic i to break even with the Skylark*. Tba aacood place Tampeata loat ground thla week aa they were able to win a alngla gama agalnat the Invlctaa. Tha Bonneville* In third place ware able to bold their ipot by taking to r t* points from tba La Sabre*. Linda Poet waa the pacaeetter for the Bonneville* with 183/491. The Pontlaee iron a four gam * aweep over the Rlvlara* a* did tba Elactraa over tha Ambassador* to other league matebea. Tha Specials took all tha points at the axpense o f tba Ram* blerette* whlla the Catallnas ■hut out tha Wildcats In tha final match o f the morning. D l» ECAC M ajor Team N E W Y O R K (U P I)-S o p h o . more D are Bing, who led Sy* racuse to threa comecutlva wins last week was selected Monday to the ECAC major college team of tha week. Legal Notice ROTICR TO APPE AR TH E STATE OP Pl.ORIIIA TO, JOHN R. MIM.KR Residence: Unknown TOU ARE HEREDT NOTI­ FIED TH AT you hare been named ae Respondent In n Petition e f Adoption of your Infant aon, In chancery Caea No. 11711. filed In Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Samlnole County, Florida) And that yen nre require! te fit* your Answer with the Clerk e f thle Court and le terra n copy thereof upon A t­ torney! for Petltlonere, whose name and addraaa la Blehop A Dernetaln, I I East Pina Blreat. Orlande, Flerlda, net latar than March 11th, t i l l . I f you fall le do ae, n De­ cree pro Confesto will ba entered aaalnet yen In the salt ease. WITNESS my hand and tha etal of aald Court at Sanford, Florida, this l*lh day e f Feb­ ruary, 1*44. (bbaL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk e f Circuit Court By: Merlha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk BISHOP * BORHSTCIK, I* East Pina Btreat, Orlande, F ieri!*, Attorney* far Patltlenlrs. _ Publlih Fib. It, 11. 9* 4 Mir. ft At ft I. t i l l . UDR.IT F io r r r io u * m a m d OB IB fcaraby U rea Ikat en ga eti In hualNIil at a, BbRlaete cennty, Fler­ lda, under tha fietltiou* asm* or, Oviedo Eitctrla, in g that i Intend to re ilite r aald nam* with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, t, Semlnot* Seminole County, FlorFI aeeordanos with jrltk tha Ida. IB acaordanoa 14*. In G i f i r l t l a i l l l lb* Ptatltlaua Kaaa BUtataa M -a tli l i t ti»% tin. M ill n a fid a statutes Blat Edward M. Kaaall Publleh Fah. M 4 H u . 4. It. II, IH4. CDR-SS judicial cimcurr • P FLORIDA, in AMD FOR ■RRIMOLB COtMTT. la Chnnerry, 1STBa NOTICM BY Ft'RUCATIOM H O W A R D & SCMARL1N, TRUSTS* FlalatlM, HAZEL S. BCHWBNKER. Defendant. TOi HAZEL » . SCItWENICKR Addraaa unkaowa Flaaaa taka aatlca that a ault haa kaaa laatltutad ngsinot you la tha ahora alyled Court la foreclose a atartgaca raeordad la tha Fuhllo Raeorda ef Bamlaota Countr, Florida la Official Raeorda Rook I I I , Paco I I I . affecting tho follow* Ing daacrlbad property: Lat I. Block II. IUBUR* BAH R O H M I E C O X D 1ECTIOK, according to tha plat tharaot, raeordad la Plat Book I, Faaa II, Put>* llo llaoorda of Bamlaola County, Florida. Tou ara haraby notified that ualaea yoa flla aa ana war ar ether responsive pleading wtth tha Clark at tha eald Caurt aa ar bafora tha 11th day of March, t i l l , a daeraa pro eonfaaaa will be entered agalnat you for tha relief da* mandad In tha bill of com­ plaint filed heroin. Thla notice w ill ha puhllahod aaoa aach weak lar tear aaaaaaattta waoka DOME AMD ORDERED at Bemlnola County, Florida thla Tib day of February, 1114. (Caurt Baal) Arthur M. Beckwith. J r. Clark at Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhloa Deputy Clark Haward R. Bcharlla Attornoy far Plaintiff I I I Want 4* Btraal Hialeah, Flerlda Publlah Fab. II, II, M * Mar. 4. 1144. CDR-tl N O T RE SPO N SIB LE I w ill act fcg r anpeealbU * **' Jfirfirswr. HABIT GRIMM ** I �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W an t-A ds 6. For Rent Phone Classified From Sanford Exchange 12. R e a l E s t i t e F o r S a l* 3 BR., garage apt., furn. 2005 WEST SIDE French. 322*7234. 3 shaded Iota. Ik acre each. $1,000, $300 down, balance 2 BR., furn. ipt., tile bath monthly. 1703 Magnolia, $55. 322-3951. JOHNNY W A LK E R , Broker FURN. A p t 2300 Mcllonville. 322-6437 For Appointment d ljt H an forh d r r a lb M a r c h 4, ’64 — T h k * 8 -A By Nadine Seltzer SVT3ETIE P IE Available Mar. 1. Furn. 3 2 BR. Home. Study, Ilk room apt., pvt. bath. 38Baths, large Fam ily Rm. in 5303. good neighborhood; Includ­ ing steve, refrig., room air1 BR House, Furn. $65 mo. conditioner, washing m a­ From Seminole County Ph. 323 0633. chine k rugs. Really ter­ rific buy I Monthly pay­ Furn. efficiency apt., for 1 or ments $83.50. couple, llghta k water loci. $45. 322-7399. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, NOT LONG DISTANCE Inc. 3 Room furn. apt., lncl. wa* F A 2-8074 ter, $45 mo. 322-4814, or ap­ ply 112 Maple Ave. 3 BR, Ilk bath home. Assume payments. 322-5455. 1. Loot & Found 1 BR. furn. apt. Quiet neigh­ V a n ’* grey bora • rimmed borhood. Ph. 322 1462. $-5:30. L A K E M A R Y . New I BR, 3224501 other times. , g ta u e i in brown c u e In nice kitchen, cent, beat, tile m Sanford area. REW ARD. 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. A vail­ bath, set-ln grove. New low * 3224252. price. Owner. 322-6859. able Mar. 1st. 14th Ave. 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . First * LOST: Parakeet, yellow, little green. *22-7611, Long wood, 8 ml. from N.A. 8. Ph. 838-3298. Payton Realty St. Johns Realty Vacuum Cleaner SOUTHWARD MODERN, naw 2 BR. home, near echool ft atoroa. Lake Mary. M i monthly. Moona Jarvla. 322*1810. 12. Real Estate For Sal# O R E E N B R IA R Choice lota available In Greenbrlar o f Loch Arbor overlooking go lf court*. Small unfurn. house, 2811 Cuatom building to your Laurel A vt. 321*1115. ap*clflcatloni. Greenbrier Apartment: I room* k bath, developed by furnUfeed, 143 mo., Includ­ KlNOBW OOD ing utilities. Near N .A J . BU ILD ERS, INC. Ph. m i n i , 202 Fairmont Dr. F A 2*8074 1 BR. Furn. house. $oo mo. Water, elec. furn. F A 2-8016. LAKE MART, 8 Rm. nicely ftlru. Duplex apt. Adults. N o pets. 165. Ph. 322-1290, Nitas: 3324878. 1 BR. fum. cottage. only. 322-1187. Adults FU R N . Apt. 500 Park Ave. S M A L L Office space suitable lo r repair shop, Lak* Mary. Alr-cond. 322*2125. BRAND new efficiency $65 mo. 322*5804. to apt. F H A - V A HOMES I , I, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1. Ilk, ft 2 BATHS DOWN P A YM E N TS FROM $100 LOW Monthly Paymanta For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2583 Park Dr. 322*2420 34. Artldoa For Sato 34. Articles For Sale COHEN RADIATOR SHOP KROHLER H id cA B ed , ex­ Free inspection, estimates, cellent cond. $45. 28-5604. pickup, delivery. Recoring MAR. SPEC. Men’* Western ft repairs discounted. shirt*, $2.99. Surplus City, 2111k E. 3rd. 58-3443 201 W. tat St. Auto Olaae, Tepe BARG AIN HUNTERS ft Sea' Covers We have a Repossessed 83 model Swing Needle Dlil-OMatlc, Easy to operate, makes beautiful Designs, 304 W. 2nd St. F A 3 8032 Makts automatic button­ A LL WORK GUARANTEED holes, Sews on buttons, etc., A11 without attachments. 3 1. F lo w e r s - S h ru b # Assume remaining 4 pay­ BLOOMING Rose* on Chero­ ment* to $8. Ph. FA 2-1837. kee stock. A ll ether kinds of Nurs*ry shrubbery and trees. LIMITED TIME I I t Gray Shadows Nurstry Mac hat THROWN A W A Y th# 6 M l. S. on Sanford A v*. Percentage Book. 12. Real Eatata For Sale 19. Shannons Wanted BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, Ilk Work wanted. 322 7053. bath home. One bedroom has aeparate entrance, can SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. be ranted for Income. Will fa d e for smaller place. Shown by appointment. Call 20. B a b y s itte r s F A 2*8848. BABYSITTING in my home. 322-874. LA R G E COUNTRY HOME Three bedrooms, 2 baths, gar 21. B o a n ly S alon s age apt. Two acres land with fruit and shade tree* H A R R IE TT'S B E A U TY NOOK 132 ft. frontage on W. First Open 7 a.m. by appt. A lio St. approx. 3 miles from evenings. 3 Senior stylists. city. Priced at only $15,000 105 S. Oak. 322-5742. with some terms. Special By Popular Demand Exclusive with Our Budget W av* Spec. $6.95 ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Realtor 3H> Palmetto Ave. 322-08.14 Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 25. Plumblnr Service* 4 BR, 2 BATH Fenced yard, cent, beat air cond. $16,$00. $500 DOWN ft 4 BR. 2 BATHS 35 Ft. Fam ily Room, fenced patio, double carport. $17,$00 - TERM S PLUM BING Contracting Repairs F R E E ESTIMATES R. L H AR V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-883 27. Bpoctol Service* ENCYCLOPEDIAS. W o r l d Scope, 30 vol. lncl. 1903 Yearbook. (30. Tark Ave. Trlr. Ct. Lot 93. USED FU R N ITU R E SPECIALS Repost. Bedroom Suite $49.50 Repots. Bedroom Suite w. bedding, Uke new .. $119.50 RebuUt Sofa bed ........ $39.50 2-Twln alt* Hollywood beds ............................ ea. $19.50 4-Twin site Ilollywoo* I bedi ............................ ea. $29.50 2-PuU all* HoUywood beds ............................ ea. $19.50 I*FuU site Hollywood bed .................................. $29.50 1 Set Salem Maple bunks, complete, Uke new .. $69.50 I -Apt. eUe Elec. Stove $49.50 1 Platform rocker, foam rub­ ber cushion, needs roupbolstering..................... $7.50 1*5 Pe. Dinette ............ $19.50 1-d Pe. Dinette ........ $29.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 119 S. Magnolia 38-6321 Buy your Carpet or Buga at Dealer COST plua $1 per yard. WANTED reliable eouyle te take uy meathly payments ALL FIRST QUALITY to $11.10 #n $ templet* TOP RATED MILLS room* to f a n lt w t . CaU Call us for a shewing to these T E 0-1811, Casselberry, eel* fin* Carpets In your home. lest. Nylon, Aerllan, AU Wool, rtc. Hundred! to ebooae 85. Article# Wanted •ell Us Your Furniture. from. TERMSI Up to two W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large Quick le rv le e With the years to P ayl e r amaU amounts. Bonded Cash. 8U PE R TRAD ING Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee MansPOST. F A 2-OOTT. field, F A 2-4244. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. For Uie biggest selection of Orlando, Fla. 39. A u to m o b ile * • T ru ck # nearly new and used furni­ 241*8194 Collect or ture, aee Noll's Furniture Leroy C. MaeTavith, Owner '38 Ford, A*t condition. $593. Brokerage in Casselberry F A 2-5545 after I p.m. 215 Woodmer*. on 17-M. Open 0 days 8 to 8. S 3 . F u r n it u r e 'How can w* tad what eomlee wt want to buy tf don't read them all flrat?" 36. Automobile Carpets A la Carte Trucks BU YING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest R ites ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE B A N K 1980 Volkawagen 2-dr. sedan, A*1 cond., radio. 9993. Ph. 28-5609. '33 Ford pick-up, good cond., good tires. Must sell. Cheap. Can be seen at 119 Lake Dot Dr., 8an/ord. 1958 CadtUae Hardtop coup*. Futi power and elr. New tirci. SANFORD MOTOR CO. 800 French Ave. 58-4382 1937 Olds • • « " 4-dr. hardtop, good cond. 322-7956. 37. Boats - Motors Gateway T o Tha W aterway Kobson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUD E Dealer 304 6 8 E. 1st. Ph. F A 2-3961 89. Trailers • Cabanas '54 New Homo 1-bedroom house trailer, 8x31. 888-3713. OWNER must sell 1958 Camao housetraller. • x 40, t BR. Excel, cond. Muet one te appreciate. 38-648. F i t ISIS E S T I M A T E Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 700 Celery Ave. F A 1*2117. Used furniture, appUances, tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Larry'e M art 21$ faniord Ave Ph. F A 2*4118. 31. Article# For Sale Carpets clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric Sham pooer. Only $1 per day. Carroll's Furniture. 15 Wooden folding chalra. Ex ccllent cond. 38-8511, 4-10 p. m. Kenmora g e t atove, $40. CaU 332-7004. For eaay, quick carpet dean lng rent Blue Lustra Elec trie Slum pooer only I t per day. Carroll's Furniture. 8AVE! 8 BR FRAME HOME R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win Outside patio, Bar*B*Q, Fruit Bring Your TV or Radio To dew ellli, lintels, steps, Trees. In the Country. TV ft RADIO HOSPITAL block*, land, cement, reek, LMN ENTERPRISES $7,000 - T E R M ! and SAVE pipe, ileal, grease traps, Now has Salas Represent* Open Eveningi 'til 10 dry welli, stopping atones. tlva* at Cryital Lake Park, 614 Laurel Mirada Generate Co. W. on 25th St., to Lake $09 Elm Ave. F A 2*6711 Mary Btvd., left on Blvd. to FA 2-1301 17-t! at Hiawatha Small gardens plowed with Lake Mary Fire Station, Roto Tiller, nothing too right to Sale* Office. 4 W EEKEND eettafe, L am ia amall. $13-3659. R O U N D BOBBIN MACHINE houses under construction. Bluff, furnished. 322 3851. (Rental Machine) One 4 Bedroom ready for Need a Painter? $8*1090. Reduced M '« occupancy. A i low aa $IM 2 BR. masonry, $8,100, good term*, I Iota ll.ooo ta. 1 Ml. Call Singer Representative NEED A PIC TU R E ? Down and $84 6 month. N. Big T N i Park, Oak WX 6800 Call Bill Vincent I t Ph. 838-3$li or IU -tf44 Lana. TE 1-1881. The Sanford Herald SINGER B U N T N E E D LE I. D. Portraits, Commercial, B Haiti 8 M O p p o r U l f l ! Parties A Gatherings, !Jk# new Sewing condition. Small or Large. EXCLUSIVE Elgtaga, buttonholes, mono 1901 8. Park Ilf llll FAST SERVICE FRANCHISE grams, etc. Balance how Nltcs: M -N tl-S O Il 84 Day 382611 . Night 38-0931 New Publia Hupping Cantor duo: $11.10 or IT.M month to laniard. Ultra madam ly. FuUy guaranteed. CaU P ita s Tuning and Repair b a l l -b l a m a o e n c y M l* operated Ball Barvlea now for fr e e Home Trial W. L. Hannon — F A 2 3rd ft Park Ava. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Liberal trade for old ma Phone IH-5841 Center. Completely Install­ INCOME T A X chine. Ph. 111*7481. ed by factory trained e s ­ P R E PA R A TIO N R E A L ESTATE MEMO CASH SALE I Completely re parto. Wa ym m *to your 1208 Douglaa — 82-7189 cond. appliances. $0 day Grand Opening, kave I 5tenstrom Realty la la m * 4 CONCRETE PLACINO warraoty on aU. 1-Chest year* Bank Financing on o f an experienced full t in * ft FINISHING type fleeter, $!00. 1-Uprlght balance, and otter continu­ Real Estate man for a posi­ Specialise Patios, Driveways freerer, $100. 1-Frigldalre ed assistance. tion on their aaloe staff. All Work Guaranteed washer, $75. 2-Maytag wash* Big commercial Giant Load qualified applicant* will b* F R E E ESTIMATES era, $65 ea. 2-Westlnghou** 20 lb. waahara, that gat given a private Interview, HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. Spacemat* wishers, $45 ea th* buainaaa and simplify and all lnqulria* w ill be 212*1097 1-llotpoint washer, $50. 1 dry cleaning, that will make . confidential. Call H*rb Frigidare refrigerator, $43. you more money. You can PIA N O SVC. ft TU N IN G Stenstrora at 322*3430, or Dick's Appliance Service, make over 100% return on Rebuilding • R efelting 322*2677, for an appoint­ 510 E. Sanford. 38-7658. your Investment*. ACT FR E E E S T IM A T E S ment. NOW. Call collect, Ralph GENE C U M B A A CABBAGE PLAN TS Haasly, 88-0271, residence 1 8 3681 - After I I p. m. M. D. Anderson MI-0007, or write, Koln Cameron A v*. 322-9737 W E L l S DRILLED, PUMPS, Kleeo, 482 Florida Ave., Property Management S PR IN K LE R SYSTEMS Tampa 3, Florida. SPIN E T PIANO ft Sales Broker A ll Types end Slses Famous make, concert qual­ 16. Female Help Wanted We Repair and Service ity. Local party with good S T I N E credit can save over $200.00 AL1X OF SANFORD O ffer* for your selection and finance entire remain­ Needs experienced aewlng Machinery and Supply Co. FA 3 8432 these Beautiful 2, I , ft 6 ing balance. To inspect machine operators for 307 W 2nd St. Bedroom without obligation, write swimsuits and sportswear. Fine Watch ft Jewelry Repair Home Office, Joplin Plano I f you are axperleeeed on V. L. GUMM, JE W E LE R Co., Joplin, Mo. factory sewing machines, 110 8. Park 38*5953 we have steady work for DIAL-A-MAT1C you in a modern alr-condl* Tractor mowing ft Grading. ZIG ZAC. SEWING MACHINE CaU FA 3*7831. Honed factory, under very Makes buttonholes ft appli­ good working ‘ condltiona. 29. A u to m o b ile S e r v le t ques. 4 payments of $5.50. Ph. 282204. Ph. 8 2 9411. * Payton R ealty SINGER Seminole R ealty 3 BR. housa, kit. oqulpped. LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. 180 mo. 3503 Douglas Av*. Haa Customlaed Homta In So. Longwood for immediate 122*0411. occupancy. Down payment o l $850 and up. LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. xonen c r o c k f ic tit io u s •01 Highland Ave. WAKR iTATTTW Ph. gSS*3$U or 322-2744 TO WHOM IT MAT CO.VCERN: Nolle* It h.r.tiy | l » n that TW O 4 BR HOMES th* undoralanrd. purauanl to th* "Flctltloua Nam* Ktatut*" One for Immediate occupancy. Chaptar SSI.OS, Florid* at** 802 Highland Ave., Longlut*. will raxlater with wood, J Ml. S. on 17-02, near th* CUrk of th* Circuit Court la •■ * for atmlnol* counts. Longwood Plata. Florid*, upon r*e*lpt of proof LMN ENTERPRISES, of th* publication of thl* no. tlr*. th* ftrtltlou* nama. to. Inc. Witt CKNTIIA1. m.KCTHENt* Ph. 838-3S11 - 322 2744 under which w » art anfaged In bualna** at 1* Farn Plata In th* Clip * f F*rn Park, Flor­ ida. SPOTLESSLY Clean 3 That tha part/ lat*r**t*d ta Bedroom, Ilk bath •aid builntaa *nt*rprla* la a* concrete block home. faUowai Air Flaw Pealgnt, tne., Only $350 Down, Tilted at Maitland, Orange Monthly payments $72. Count/, Florida, Fcbruar/ If. 1SSI. which Includes prin­ Publish Feb. I* k Mar. 4, U. cipal, Interest, Insur­ IS. 1114. ance and taxei. No SIOTtCB UXDP.lt rtCTITIOUa qualifying, no r e d NAMK ITATU TK tape. Move right in. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Nolle* I* hereby given that Call Stemper Agency, th* und*ralgn*d. pursuant to To 1919 So. F r e n c h , th* ‘ Fictitious Nam* Statut*'' Chapter SSS.tt, Florida Statute, 3224891. will regleter with the Clerk of th* Circuit Court, In »nd for 8*mlnol* County, Florida, upon receipt o f proof of th* 3 BR., Ilk bath home. As­ publication of this notice, th* sume payments. 322-5453. ! fictitious nam* to-wlt; AI It PLOW DISTRIBUTOR* undar NO Q U A LIFYIN G which w* sr* angagad I* bualneaa at I f F*rn Plata In lh* FOR S A L E - $500 Down and City of Fern Park. Florid*. take up payments on nice That th* party lnt*rait*d In 3 Bedroom Home In WynneMid bualneta enttrprli* Is •* fallows: wood. Ph. 322*7937 after Air Flow Datlgns, Inc. 1:10 p. m. D*t*d at Maitland. Orane* Count/, Florida, F*bruar/ It, 5 BR., Fla. Rm., Ilk baths, ISM. Publish r*b. Sf. A Mar. «. H. rent, heat, air*rond. $150 II. IffS. 2834 Down, $84 mo. 322 6513. CUR. Id Legal Notice S e r v ic e Carpet Special! CRYSTAL LA K E HOMES Nicely furn. 3 BR house. Call LOST: 38" ••Murray" red ft 4 H.R., 2 Baths 322 0274. white boy'a bicycle, taken 12’ x 16’ F A M IL Y ROOM from Pineereit School l i t 2 BR., unlurnlsbed house. Ph. 1450 DOWN 322-1358. o f wk. Pleaae call 3224114. $90 Mo. P a y l All—-Serviceman REW ARD. Ph. 322-2744 W E L A K A APARTM EN TS: 1 to 6 Everyday Rooms private baths, 114 m LOST: Male Beagle Hound W. First St. E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R with red collar. Reward. AG ENCY. Realtor, Insurer. 322-1753. 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ $145 mo. FHA-VA Sales Broker. 2465 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. 2. Notices • Fenumate Park A ve. 322-2264. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 55 mo. S. 322-2283. 3 BR., l i t Baths .. $ 85 mo. INCOME T A X SERVICE 0. M. Harriiona 1311 Palmetto THE T IM E TESTED FIRM 3224827 322-7948 FA 2-1301 17-92 at ffiawatha 111 N. Park Ave. F A 3-6123 Bookkeeping Service. Tax reRENT A BED L IF E O N T H E F A R M turni. 12 yrs. experience. Rol'away, Hospital k Baby was never like this! One of Call Lam ar W illlam i, Five* Beds. Sanford's finest farm pro­ Polnta. 122-7843. By Day, Weak, or Month perties. Home ft bldgs, of­ fered with 2 or 20 aerea. SANFORD VACUUM C LE AN ­ Ph. PA 2-3181 116 W. l i t SL CARRO LL’S F U R N ITU R E You will be captivated by E R SERVICE. P a rti and this charming home. 4 auppllei for all makea in­ FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie large bedrooms, 2 tiled cluding: Electrolux. New Cowan. 322-4013. baths, 2 Fla. Rms., superb and rebuilt cleanera add. 1*3 BR House; MO* wide 2 kitchen, fireplace, floored No home aarvlca call BR House Trailer. Phone attic, etc. Other buildings charge Phone F A 3*2282, NO 84908. Include concrete - floored 2355 Park Dr. .. barn and ihcds. Priced CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. right, tool Repair*, part*; Electrolux, M. For Sal* or Rent Kirby, RaxAIr, AlrWay, 2 BR., housa. Adults only. 11 G E, etc. Cleaner* lold, ex­ 8myrna Dr., Denary Investment ft Realty changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 332-9173 Park Ave*i Sanford, Phono CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON 118 N. Park Ave. F A 24765. LA K E . Call e v e n i n g ! D cBARY: 2 BR., terraxio 822*1597. floors, elec, hast., alr-cond., 6. For R e n t built-in GE kitchen. W. T. $ BR. housa Inquire 617 Cata­ N ew ly decorated apt., water, Corbett, Real Estate. Ph. lina Drlva. light* furn. 1217 Magnolia. 668-4791. Antomobn# A U T O GLASS & SE A T COVER CO. am • 29. II V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A U T O GLASS As Low A s $100 17. Mato H*lp Wanted IN S T A L L E D Monthly Payments MAN W ANTED to manage and operate a retail Wat- 8enkarik Glaaa and Paint From $43.50 Company klaa Route la this area. maks tha beat home buy, m tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt R ealty it >• * r tfr i Office Night Park FA FA Dr. 8-MU M888 $8*978$ Saalard, Fla. (Would consider lady 80 to •0 yaara old.) Earning* of $18 per week from the very beginning. For personal in­ terview la your home, writ* Mr. MeGarity, P. O. Box 827, Willis ton, Florida. 32098. 1100 DOWN •4$ M O NTH • • Bedroom Hi CUSTOM REALTY W IN T E R P A R K Corner Lee Rd. and 17-92 Phone 844-8021 310 Magnolia RAMBLER TRADE-IN S! Several Select Used Care Are New LAKE M A R Y Meat e*U Lakefront ( 12$ ft. froatoge) $ room hem*. 2 fall til* bathe — bullt-la alts bath, 2 aereeaed porehee. S df coatalned meat apt- Garage with overhead door. Tropical entrant* court. Largo terrac* 20*50 ft., with harberns fariag lah*. Electric radlaat heat. Korns far* nUhiags. WaU-to-wall carpeting. Bonnttfnlly landl eaped. Fruit tree*. Many other outstanding feature*. Will sell at much helow coo*tract ten cost. $2$.$*$. Open for In* pec(ion. Clermont Av*. P. O. Bos 212, Lah* Mar/. Phone 223-4134. dgfc. ^ j. GUNS. New k Used. Large selection. Will trade, Also repali. Tackle sold ft re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Ph. F A 3-488 Camp ft Gun Shop. .— 9 In Stock, A le * Other Make* mi Traded In On New Rambler*. AU A re Going A t . . . . LO W , LO W PR IC E S! 3 U 1C A t 301 W . l i b S t K i / k ^ [r a m b l e r ! m -U I -7 �JBBM H Wh Vnffarl fm H Page 4-A March 4, '64 Hoffa Draws Sharp Rebuke From Judge O rsa n Sta m p s ■4* *1* tmfm m i 9**mm Normal, Dvr 1 Tier. Herd-H-Meld SUAVI HAIR SPRAT I b O Q O O O O TO Q M M M Il CHATTANOOGA, T «m . (U P I ) — T e im iters President Janies R. Hoffa was sharply reprimanded today by Fed­ eral Judge Frank Wilson for "extrem ely loud” oorridor statements. , Before today’s session be gan in Hoffa’a Jury tampering trial, the Teamsters prcsl dent loudly renewed his at tack that the government was "lik e the Gestapo” in spying on him. His charges were made In a baUway near Wileon’s courtroom. When Wilson took his place on the bench, he said he had heard Hoffa in the hallways outside bis courtroom, de­ spite closed doors. "Something has to be done to protect the Jury" from noise, Wilson said. The Jury had not entered the room at the time. "L e t’s discontinue these ex­ tremely loud arguments both inside and outside the court,” Wilson told Hoffa and his at­ torneys who remained seated at the defense table. Hoffa nodded acknowledge­ ment. A final round of arguments erae scheduled today before the trial, now In Its seventh week, goes to a 12-member Jury. Hoffa and five others are on trial here on charges o f trying to fix a Nashville, Teno., federal Jury which heard conspiracy ebarges against Hoffa in 1962. Special government prosecu­ tor Jota J. Hooker Sr., was scheduled to wind up the gov­ ernment’s ease today, charg­ ing tbs husky labor leader as the "quarterback” of the alleged Jury rigging. A Hoffa attorney, Harry Berks at Chattanooga, was scheduled to have the last word in defense summation. Dangerous Cargo Reaches Cuba ft ft i M IA M I (U P I )—Cuban refugees aald Monday night the Russian freighter Yuri Ga­ garin called at two Cuban ports early this year to unl o a d apparently dangerous cargo which may have in­ cluded nuclear materials. The refugee "Sentinels of Liberty” ssid the freighter called e t Matanzss Jan. 28 and at Plnar Del Rio Feb. 2 to unload "m any crates which were bandied with extreme «a re.M In each ease, the refugee report said, the ship anchored more than a mile from Use waterfront. Extrem e precau tiona were la force In the dock area during the unloading. There was speculation the cargo might either be some form o f nuclear material or delicate electronic I n s t r u ­ ments fo r the rocket-tracking station Ruula has been re­ ported planning to InstaU in Cuba. The Sentinels reported alio that >0 missiles ready for launching have been installed at half a dozen bases in northwest Orlcnte Province. It was not clear whether they were anti-aircraft mlaslles or bombardment weapons. R are Death M IA M I, (U P I )- B r lc e C. Riinman, 7, la dead from a rare case o f sleeping sickness which developed after chicken pox, doctors aald munday. IO O o W ^ IO O J n l O rso n S ta m p s $1. ruit Drink • 5 omato Juice 4 Fruit Cocktail 4 2 Golden Corn 7 2 Golden Corn 712 Sweet P e a s. 5 2 Green Beans 512 Baked Beans 7 *2 Beef Stew • • 3 Sausage • • • 5 Beef Hash • • 3 2 J fy l G r e e n S t a m p s •in nit m m mi m i m efc SwIH'v Premium Ber-B-Q ■IIP, PORK, HAM B-ee. pk(. 69c InUn, h i . U.rch T. »*C4) i wsvssm Libby's Delicious Jnl O r a a n • dairy specials • S ta m p * •in nil M rm m i evrchtw eh Libby's Cream Style STOUFFER’S MACARONI A CHEESE 1 1 2 -o «. pkga. $1 l i t . March 7. 1H 41 OOOOOOOOQOOOQOQOaO Libby's W hele Kamel Kraft’s Miracle Whipped 29* Yogurt ............... X 19* Cookies ............*57' 47* Sharp Cheddar 'JkT 59* Longhorn Cheese *. 65* Swiss Cheese fee. 33* • frozen foods • Margarine ...... !£* A Adverted Pleven Brceluteae'e Kreft'e Cracker Barrel Libby's Tender Cut W lKeaila Cheese 9er Treat Libby's Daap-lrewn Wbcensla Cktese Bor Treat Sliced tare Lee Praven Coffee Coke ... !C Blrde lye Preiea BrecceH 3 5 Spears ....... Birds lye Presea Green Peas Ckel’s Choice Pretea French Fries .... U Mertea'e M ia or Match 5£ Pot Piet ...... W 5EAT« AW O ra a n S t a m p s Libby's Green Garden Pltliburv’c Checelete-Cblp •i A Ait n o n mi rvd>.M ef TREASURE ISLE F A 0 SHRIMP 1 Vi-lb. bog |1.89 hv»|p« ftait March 7» IMS _ ___ M M M M M M LQ IM V fM ___ Jfll O ra a n cant 24-o*. 49* 89* *1 39* »1 can* Libby's DeOcieus Vienne (m ir e fata March 7e 2M41 liaQMQQQWPQQ.Q.PJim iO W A W W i Jftl G•tnrenicemnm eelS eteaAaao am ps ah Libby's Testy Comad |o SUAVE HAIR DRESSING FOR WOMEN smoll tiss 69c plus fox __ (m ir e lat* March 7. 1M4» M M M M 5M SSH A ^ (Chkkea, Beef, Turkey, Mae. Br Chieee, Spefhrttl # Meet Seucel Oerten’s family Site S la m p a C O R IC ID IN TABLETS 25-ct. bat. 98c 4-e*. can* , _ •in Me Mopm m i pndi.M «R Libby's Family Sise 59* ’J T 99* Fish Sticks ..... ’S T Mrs. Paul's Pettily Pack Deviled Crabs down produce lane I A l l Pu rpoca M a in a Potatoes .............’»£ 39' F lorid a V ln a -R lp e n o d Tomatoes ...... F an c y R a d -B u tto n Radishes ............ 5' J u ic y S u n -K la t Lemons ............. 39' SW IFTS P R IM IU M PROTCN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE I 49 Gmoa Itampal] Swift'* Premium Sweot-Smofca-Floror Ib. 1 9 6 Sirloin Steak SLICED BA C O N . ib. 4 9 < ........................................... . Sliced Bologna *• - u ‘* Tatty Itaall Florida White S h rim p Dilkiwi fresh Flsdds ........................................... *■ m Crawfish »•••*»•»»••••••* Bwlft'e Pvaailaai Bar-I-Q Beet, Pork, H a m RIB ROAST * Tsraew'e Froth *a Tatty T E 8-1511 Corn Oil . . . . 3 bOOOOOOOOOOOQPgmm cans Link Sa usa ge a* *1. Sto lay's Alt-Purposa <—»' o ' 46-o*. tpspsfsgid FtsgIi m 5wsksd Csostry m u t «|A All in n - •»< e»rtk»M el: Sissle Seeled Premium Label SWIPT'S PRANKS lb. 49c (m»irm t it . March T. 10C4) _ s Rich 'a lUfrathlng The fluford Herald i Cocktail P'nuts 3 J n l O re a n S t a m p * § cant ar JertMtoThowTar Were Neerie 1a 32-os. agartMat. . . . reed the Sanford Pkyllia RegMutds Cake Roll • a • 3 '$ Pineapple-Grapefruit (plus SO extra free Virginia PetroaVI P . O. Rax 1214 ,w TO‘AT.YW ___ Swift’e Ice Cream II STATEWIDE II ib. ray OOOOWOOMMttmi) Gold Medal Flour tt 39c Planter's Salted SWIFT'S FRANKS V jaaVi maty arrived, tookini for tto m m t shew, the best Is eat a eask-seg retort. m . AM m i pmtktm +■ Herman Orenoe Bead.Asserted LUNCH MIATS i I 8-ee. ekes. 87a fmvlrm » ,l- W»r«h T. Plain or Self-Rising (UrnIf 1) STORE CELEBRATION Siislo Sealed Prtmliim Label SANFORD 14-es. tea 99e alee tea (melrm I I I , **»».•> T. 1IMI ................................... .(BbM SO aano tm dot 9m ^ 59* 39* 49* 69* 69* T-Bone Steak * Rib S te a k . • • Short Ribs • • Ground Beef SEM INO LE P L A Z A H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. ..V �(t i Seminole Gets Assist From Jacksonville On Port Authority Ity lla rr} Johnvm Slop sign* which had Mood in the way of lorming a San­ ford Port Authority were out fail, where a port author­ Pave ity was formed anywhere in managing the authority's director. ity now is seeking legislative Dolt and Carl Schilke. They Tlie latter three members committee the I. S. Harley, deputy manager the most important point now is the writing of legislation for a port authority and early piesrntation to the State L eg­ islature. This was repeated many times by both Sanford and Jacksonville officials. Conferring with the Sem­ inole delegation were I). A. Watts, chairman o f the Jack­ sonville Port Authority, and of the Municipal Docks and Terminals. The visiting delegation con­ sisted of Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson, County Commission Chairman James P. Avery Jr., Attorney (Jordon Fred­ erick, John Krlder, manager of the Seminole County ChantIvor of Commerce, County Commissioner John Alexan­ der, Francis Itoumillat, Jack Itoumillat its chairman. The Jacksonville port chair­ man told of the "growing pains" his organization ex­ perienced and offered advice on how to avoid most ot them. He reported the authority asked for permission to raise $5 million to operate the or­ ganization only to find that this was not enough. Watts added that the author­ States industry followed in a short time. It was stressed that (Hu' the also were Joined during a tour of United of are the authority's properties b\ Ihe turned to green lights as a result of a conference Wed­ nesday between Sanford and Seminole officials and heads of the Jacksonville Port Authority. At a daylong meeting in Jacksonville local officials were given invaluable advice from the experiences gained in forming the Jacksonville authority. They were told that, with­ Haw Is. on loral Chamber's bond issue of $10 million so it of ean keep pace with the port's wi t h expansion. The cost to the taxpayers, it was pointed out, will re­ main at a low 1.5 mill. Hetiring the bond issue would t>u accomplished from revenue from the port. Watts declared he believed a Sanford port authority could get started on about $2(XJ,ooo. "T h en ," he said, "you'd he in business." Watts said barge transpor­ formation authority V?To<* lluw about this weather? • • • You couldn't Rsk for any­ thing nicer than the sunshine United Press Leased Wi t * Established l'JOfcS Normal SANFORD, FLORIDA support • ♦ • And nice weather caiia for a good story, like the one wc read In tlie Sanford Kiwanis Club bulletin for this week. It goes like this: "Childhood is that wonderful time in life when all you have to do to lose weight is bathe." Seventh Heavy Attack Squadron Coming To NAS H ie six heavy attack squudrons based at Sanford • • • Naval A ir Station will be Here's a word o f advice to augmented with a seventh, veterans who have just mar­ now on sen duty in the Fur ried or are planning to get Pacific, it was uniiounccd murried. “ Don’t forget to Wednesday by Cupl. James change your insurance bene­ O. Muyo in a talk before the ficiary," says M. T. Dixon, Sanford Kiwuiii* Club. director o f the Florida De­ Captain Muyo, command­ partment of Veterans Affairs. ing officer o f Heavy Attack And that's some sound advice, Wing One, at SNAS, said even thought it's free! the seventh s<|tindron lias « • • been permanently bused ul W t understand that the Whidliey Island, Wush., hut American Cancer Society's will be transferred here on Seminole County unit needs completion o f its sea duty. In expansion of opciations old or worn out sheets and pillow cases fo r use in mak­ o f Sanford-bused i-quudi ing bandages and dresnlngs Captain Mayo also rtpu for cancer patients. Even col­ that for ths first .Time ored sheets or cases are use­ cal group • lliiuvy At able. All*. J. Axxurello says Squadron 5 • will lie deploy­ they can be left at 205 West ed ill lute July or euily Au­ First St., Sanford, or at gust for sea duty abuurd tlie Dr. Thomas L. l.ai gen's o f­ aircraft carrier USS Ranger with tlie Seventh Fleet for fice. • • • duty in the Fur West Paci­ Until now Sanford Navy Appiecialiuu Day, fic. w e'ie told, is being scheduled si|uudrous have been assign­ for March 21, according to the ed to tea duty with the Sixtli JayCea bulletin of the San- Fleet in tlie Atlunlic and ford-Seminole junior ttadv Mediterranean areas. VAH -I now is arriving body, • • • home from an liglil-nionth Here's a multi-million doliui deployment in the .Mediter­ report, literally. Deltona Cor­ ranean) VAH-3 is perman­ poration has reported real ently assigned as a training sipiudron; VAII-7 is in the estate sales for the year totalled $10.5 million plus. Net Mediterranean; VAH-D is ut income after taxes and a spec­ home and V A II-1 1 is tlivitlial credit amounted to 9083,- cd between two aircraft car017 or 75 cents a share on riera in the Caribbean area. Captain Muyo's address, il1,308,740 average outstanding shares listed on tlie American lustMiled with color slides, was a "w alk through” of op­ slock exchange. erations o f his Wing One, ul • • • and abroad. First And speaking of construc­ home slides were of scene's at San­ tion, we'rs reminded that new Banding is lieing instullci) in ford Naval A ir Station, in­ the County Commission Cham­ cluding photos o f three new for maintenance ber at the Courthouse. Also buildings and maintenance training. the desk area occupied by rommissionsrs and other coun­ ty officials is being enlarged to aeeomodute mure county personalities during meetings. • • • Sanford Police are still finding ths doors o f five to 10 business houses unlocked almost every night. • • • Doyou knock on wood for good lurk? Recently wefound out that the habit goes back to the time when people be­ lieved spirits lived in trees. To rap on a tree was to call up the spirit of the tree to protect one against Impending misfortune. Olliers believe it s o f Christian origin and is in some way connected with tli-r wooden cross upon which Jes­ us Christ was crucified. H. H. Harnett Dies Henry II. Harnett. £>9. «*f Longwood died tt eduesday at his residence. Further de­ tails and funeral arrange­ ments will tie announced up­ on completion by Uramkow Funnal Home o f Sanford. •—*1 "Banger »*a W'3k period" for any new cases has passed follow ­ ing the death o f a 13-yearold girl from meningitis last Friday night, it wits reported today by Dr. Frank Leone, county health direct­ or. A. II. IIECKW ITH JR. Circuit Court Clerk Asks Arthur today H. i|ualificd g ill attended classes ill School, became Friday, was admitted to Oilnndo AFH hospital in lin­ early evening and died that Beckwith for The Thursday at South Seminole Junior High Election* * Jr. re-elec­ night, l)r, Leone said. He rs<lit’.rt* nUtfli. - V 1-JtlllrJ i nieitli gills, ecs’ording to base 'hospital | physicians. Ilia girl's twin sister also 'Unfair/ Angry Hoffa Cries I HKADY L. H A L L Sixth District Constable Seeks ReGrail.v I* Hall, constable of the sixth district, Seminole County, today announced that lie will seek re-election to a tecund term, T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Srcictury o f S t a t e T o m Atlanta said today that N a­ th mil Guardsmen should lie placed ahoatd each Florida East Coast Railway tniin un­ til a 13-month strike, punctu­ ated by violence, ia settled. Duly the governor cun call «t • the Nutiomil Guard to pre­ vent violence. And Gov. Furri* lliy ant suid lust Saturday he was huvitig a study niudo by tlie Statu Adjutant Gcneriil to determine wlmt such an as­ signment would cost. Bryant said today he has not yet recuivud a report on Uw rust study. IXilumr, In a a I a t e hi r n t pri-mptnd by un iiiiploniptU ci'ffec-hour discussion w i t h newsmen in his office earlier thus week, said tho violence in connection with the strike has reached a crucial stage. It's encouraging that the pit-sideiil und governor liuvu teams o f investigators workii-g to apprehend salmtuurs who have blown up trains and trucks on several occasions, lint Adams said wheru thu liv i» and pnqw ily o f Floridit n , an- emhiligcinl, the statu sin iitil not only investigate what has alicady happened hut ptevent future outbreaks. “ The presence o f Nationul (iuaidaim ii a h o a r d tlicso trains would in itself la- a ma­ jor deterrent to future sabot­ age," he suid, noting that an attack on trains tarrying N a­ tional Guardsmen would be an attack on established author­ ity. A veteran lawman of 30 yeais, Hall has served as deputy sheriff in Orange County, wills the Winter I’ nrk Police Department, as a spe­ cial m iner with the Orlundo police, as chief of police in Ococc. with the military policc attached to the 302ml Or­ dnance Regiment d u r i n g World War II and as Alta­ monte Springs politic chic! ior three terms. A graduate o f (tie South­ western Institute of Criminology, in 1!M»2 lie was selected as (lie only Seminole Cuunty law enforcement officer lo assist in Ihe investigation of organized d im e in Ihe Cen­ tral Florida area and was recognized as a key figure in cracking t h e niulti-niillhm dollar .i month holita racket City Workmen today com­ ill tills area. lie amures that if re e le c t-1menced o|K-rations for (-hang­ <d lie will conlinuc to serve| ing paiking arrangements in as lie has in the past with downtown Sunfoid, accord­ fairness to all and special ing to City .Manager W. E. Know It,. Pic-cut lines mark­ privileges to none. ing pHinllcl parking on First Slici-t and Magnolia and Palmetto Avenues are being WASHINGTON (U P I) - erased prior to a change to The John F. Kennedy half angle parking. The piesent dollar will lie distributed by center llnr on First HtrM l local banks starting March 24. also will lie erased. Parking System Being Changed JFK Coin O FFIC IALS FROM S AN FO R I) und Seminole Cuunty conferred with Jui-knunvillu I ’ort Au­ thority leader*, Wednesday on organizing a Sanford Port Authority. From left are Carl Schilke, County Commission John Alexander, Attorney Cordou Frederick, County Commission r- j j- ..: re­ personnel of Heavy- Attack Squadron One began airlifting into the Sanford Naval A ir Station ahead of tin- squadron's planes and flight crews. Wives mid children greeted tlie 150 officers and nten who had hern aboard Ihe USS In­ dependence on a Mediterranenn cruise since July 0, 1003. Held up by had weather si n e Tuesday, the squadron's 10 A-5A Vigilantes arrived in Sanford today. More support pnaonnel are also scheduler! for an airlift today. The first of the thice trimsport planes arrived from Nor­ folk, Va., where the Independ­ ence docked Wednesday, arriv­ ed at Sunfoid N A S at 7:40 p. m. Tlie other two followed almost immediately. In anticipation o f the home­ coming. buildings at the stutint, were decorated with linnm m proclaiming "Welcome Home Tigers," a squadron nickname. Similar signs in A N EXCITED WELCOME homo in Riven a store windows and across San­ VAII-1 sailor by his wife nml non Wednesday ford's First Street announced night after his arrival from Norfolk. the return. Today's arrival o f the A6,'«'s from Norfolk, led by Commanding O f f i c e r Cdr. Leonard J. Reinhart, returned 20 airmen to Sanford. Six o f the eight at-sea months writ- spent in tlie Med­ iterranean where Y A II-I and th e Independence operated Furinil dedication of Its O fficial* from throughout with Ilia U. S. Sixth Fleet. Tha oilier two months were water works system is ached- the area are being invited to lnl.cn up by opciations with ' tiled at Altamonte Springs for attend. A special program and refreshments arc planned. the Second Fleet In the A t­ March 15 at 2 p.m. A cammittca of councillantic. men's wivas was formed to Ports of call for ths sailors make arrangements. Serving Included llurcelotin, S p a i n ; are Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, Cannes and Marseilles, Fruiter; Mrs. Gene Stevenson, Mrs. Livorno und Naples, Italy, and Robert Newell, 3tra. Keith Beirut, Lchuinm, The majority Nixon and Kirs. D o n a l d of time, however, was spent Frltch. pntruling the Mediterranean. Construction work was re­ The dedication program was VAII-1 is the Navy's second sumed tills morning at the discussed Wednesday night ut squadron to fly and deploy new Kunlonl Plaza after a the Altamonte Town Council with tlin much two (twice the two day shutdown In ought on meeting. s|a-rd o f sound) Vigilante. Tha hy plumbing union plrkrls nut The rnuncil also voted to first, VAII-7, relieved VAII-1 nf Orlando. There is nn plumb­ install two radios in pollcu uhunrd the USS Enterprise ers union local in Seminulc cars, awarded a contract for less than two weeks ago. County. paving of a parking lot to The arrival o f the squadron Wall Plumbing ami Heating, Orange Paving Company and was just in time to liiaku prepof Sanford. held sub contracts adopted a resolution to cut tho uiations for flying in Heavy between median fur the plumbing work fur distances Attack Wing One's tenth an­ (lie Publix and Erkcrd build­ openings ou Runic 430 to a nual Bombing Derby, March ings with tlie cuntructor, it. maximum of 3oo le d . 10-21. Also authorized was a 400M. Thompson Company. Orlando nickels appeared foot extension of u watcrllno Monday and union members to serve the theater, inedic.il of olhcr (-rails refused to building and a new restau­ rruss the picket lines Tuesday rant. M ajor Lawrence Swofloril and Wednesday. Thompson ollicials .uni rep­ is to confer with lire depart­ resentatives ol the United ment personnel concerning Twenty-six Democrats had Association id Plumbers und tin- Insl.iRation of tclephum) quNliied to run for county Fitters laie.il Union 803, ol lines to serve the community. offices in the Muy 5 primary Orlando, nrguliated to the The present setup wus dis­ as of noon toduy. ucrurding IKiint whereby Wall would he cussed ut length Wednesday to Clerk o f Courts Arthur permitted to complete the night ami firemen registered Publix contract but relinquish their dissatisfaction by offer­ II. Beckwith Jr. ing to resign in a body. I.atcxt to qualify, in addi­ the Kckord contract. W ater System To Be Dedicated March 15 Work Resumes At Sanford Plaza 26 Qualified As Of Noon tion to the 21) un Ibcsday ami Wednesday, are: Gen. J. C. Hutchison, lo succeed himself as Cuunty Conimiisioner fo r District 1; Beckwith, to succeed him­ self; W. II. Ellerbc, tux col­ lector; G. W. Bdl, County Commissioner, District 5; I,. I.. Cox, to succeed himself us Justice of the Peace, Dis­ trict (i, and Grady- Hull, to succeed himself as Consta­ ble, District <1. We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW O N LY % O'*’ $£66 _ vV* Blarkwall. plus lax 4k Recap. Tire Wlillrwalla 92 , mure. 750*14, _ 800x14, 850x14, J 000x14, 050x14. Ruby Threat To Shoot 3 Times Told Stork Race • %■ Secretary Asks Guards Until Strike Ends Danger Period For Meningitis Cases Passed I showed symptoms, was hos tion to the position o f clerk , pltalited but hn» been reo f circuit m art in and for |leased. Seminole County subject to Dr. Leone suid all physicthe Muy Demon atic primar­ I ions in South Seminole Coun­ ies. ty and teachers in Iter class­ Beckwith said when he es at tbo school were alert­ ran for the office four yeais ed for symptoms o f new ago lie pledged efficient, cases but none have appear­ ed. lie also suid that mem­ courteous o ffiio opciation in bers of tho girl's family, accord with sound fiscal re­ visitors to her home, neigh­ sponsibility. "1 have been bors and other contacts, in­ true to my promises and cluding some students ut tho treated with continue to lie dedicated to school, w eie ' these goals,” lie emphasized. auifadiuzine, a sulpha drug for this purpose. | "A s time hub advanced, so Thu liculth director ex­ have the methods in the pressed the opinion that the , Clerk's Office. I take piidu girl wus an ‘‘ isolated ra se,' in the progress made in this that she w us a cart icr o f the office during my term. The discase and that it probably office of Clerk o f Circuit developed fiom a run-down Court ill Seminole County is condition. considered among the nio-t Dr. Leone said any new outstanding in our S tall. O f­ cusca would have developed ten other Clerks liuvc pat­ within five days after con­ terned procedures a f t e r tact with the girl, and that those now in operation here. ended Wednesday. I believe tlie people o f our However, he added that County can justifiably lie purents und teachers should proud of this accomplish­ continue on the ulert to ment. watch for syniptona; head­ " I t is my honest desire to ache, pains in the neck, nau­ continue to serve, and if al­ sea, vomiting and tempera lowed to do so I pledge my­ tine. Hu noted these also CH ATTAN O O G A, T u r n / self to opciation of tlie o f­ uio symptoms of thu com­ ( U P I ) — " I t wua unfair . . . a fice as exemplified during mon mid hut caution should railroad job In my opinion. Ot the pust four years,” Beck­ hu taken for a few more course, we will appeal." days. with declared. That was Teamsters boss : '— . James R. lluffu's angry reac­ : 4r tion to hit conviction Wednes­ day by a federal court jury on -V v two counts o f jury tampering. . ,■ Held in technical custody for twe and one-half hours, Hoffa was released under 975,000 bond and did not appear dis­ couraged by the verdict. "I pity those who do nut have the funds to go to appeals courts," he said. Federal Judge Flunk Wilson gave attorneys 10 duys to file motions for a new trial, lie scheduled a further hruiing tiHiay on a defense motion tliul the case lie thrown out bi muse the government IIlegally spied on the defense. M ILW AUKEE, Wis. (U P I) —St. Joseph's Hospital, which i bloke into the delivers more babies than any fall beer garden, other private hospital in Wis­ ,t 13th Street, Wed- consin. said today that 32 ba­ light and stole |JIo. bies were delivered Tuesday, a record fur a single day. 1 tv police. tolen no Adams For Troops On F1C Trains and warmth we enjoyed .Mon­ day and Tuesday. no. procedure was versed Wednesday- night when ) TUCKS., MARCH ft, IOC.I Rawls summed it up by saying: "W e know what you are facing. We know because we have gone through it. Any­ thing we can do to help you will be done. By helping you, wo help ourselves. "R ight now," he continued, "w e are operating at our ca­ pacity. It costs a shipper $<>,ooo or $7.txxi a day if one of their vessels cannot tie up in port. If you were in operation today, we could advise I ho shipper to barge his cargo to Sanford and it would t>e moved, his ship freed from the costly delay." Tigers' Welcomed Home Y E A T IIE R : Possible showers today; partly cloudy Friday; high toda 7**-80; low tonight 55-65. VOL. oil with the Housing and Home Finance Agency; the third would involve the Maritime Commission. Even a pre-operation loan can he obtained, Rawls noted, tf their is need for roads, sewer lines and other utilities. The conference ranged over every phase o f the operation, from the most technical points to the labor situation as e x ­ perienced in Jacksonville. Sanford and Seminole offi­ cials repeatedly expressed their appreciation for the to­ tal cooperation given by the Jacksonville authorities. tation would attract "worlds of cargo to your area." The barge rates arc much lower t h a n other carrier rates. Watts said, yet when a barge terminal is created the other carriers also bene­ fit "Y ou build the facility,** Watts emphasized, "and industry will follow ." The Jacksonville authority's director, Rawls, outlined tlie many wa>s a novice group ran obtain federal assistance in tlie form of loans to get the project "o ff tlie ground." Two of them would deal Itm tlft ZipZip Code 112771 » permission to float a second ('IminnuM James 1*. Avery Jr., Dave Rawls, Jacksonville jtort managing director; Commit* Iceman Juck Holt, Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson and Francis Roumillut, chairman o f the Semi­ nole Chamber o f Commerce's jgirt committee. DALLAS (UPI) — Jack Ruby cursed Ism Harvey Os­ wald and said " I intended to shoot him three tim es" a few minutes after he put a bullet into the aroused assassin, a detective testified today at his murder trial. Detective Don R. Archer who was guarding the Jail of­ fice door on the morning of Nov. 24, aaid that 12 acconda after Ruby fired the ahot, the slayer uttered the wurda; "1 hop* X killed t h o ............... “ New 'Freud TIR E S • • Grnutne Mr Roberta r d reads applied on sound lira casings] • Frrs Mounting BUDGET TERM S 40ft W. FIR S T ST. Florida Distributors For Dvamaa Custom FA 7-0651 Built Ttroa I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 04, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 04, 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/c845e8589df0e078432a1736551d0be6.pdf 088c6bcb4201ee82e0c40fe11ba1ba09 PDF Text Text \ 9 f t VnfnrH VrraTf Page 12—March 9, 1904 liy llonna Rates Hr inn Snow, ticket chairman for the annual Southern Fried Chicken Dinner to be sponsor­ ed by the Ixmgwood Volunteer Fire Department this Satur­ day reported at last week's meeting of tha group that Choraliers To Present Concert The Chandler Choraliers, a choral group from the Meth­ odist School of Theoiogy at Emory University, will pre­ sent a concert at the First Methodist Church of Sanford t .m .; • t 7:10 p.m. Thursday. Directed by George R. Dun­ bar, the Choralleri regularly n .M provide the choral music for worship services conducted on the University campus. Sev­ eral members of the group THE HAT,' himself, wua one of the guests a t the Chamber of Commerce majored in muitc In their un­ membership committee steak cook-out last week a t FP&L recreation cen­ dergraduate studlei and oth­ ter. Enjoying the evening's festivities were (from the left) W. A. Adams, er* have performed profes­ president of the Sportsman’s Club; Rill (The Hat) Stamper, Mrs. A. L. sionally. Tha singing ability of this Wilson, wife of Sanford’s mayor, and Howard H. Hodges. (Herald Photo) group of ordained ministers has earned them world wide fame. They have sung for the Methodist Series of the Prot­ estant Hour, heard around the world; performed on both radio and television in Atlan­ ta ; have produced a longplay Rev. Alan Scott, paslor of record album entitled “Songs W a r d Chapel Methodist of Uie Spirit’1 and have ap- Church In Winter Park, will speak on “Christianity and vices and functions In Uie Race" at Good Shepherd Lu­ Southeast. theran Church, Sanford, In During (heir overnight atay the fourth of a scries of mid­ in Sanford they will be guests week Lenten Services. In the homes of a number o t Paslor Scott, vice president the local congregation. of the Ministerial Association of Winter Park and active In the Urban Renewal Program of that city, Is well qualified to speak on the subject of Christianity and Race as he By I i m Casselberry Is a crusader for the rights of The WSCS of the Casselber­ Ids own people. Friends of Good Shepherd ry Community Methodist Church will meet at 2 p.m, are Invited to attend these ALL A HOARD might buvu been the thought* of n n t Wednesday. Mrs. Delmas services, held each Wednes­ these two Seminole County commissioners ns program on the topic “The day during Lent at 7:30 p.m. they stood liesidc a gungwuy lending to a freight­ Copeland will conduct the The services are designed for er at Jacksonville’s |HirL They ins|>ected the participation Cross and the Resurrection.” congregational port as guests of the Port Authority und an­ Hostesses for the meeting and are Informal and Inform­ alyzed the needs for a similar installation in will be Mrs. Harold Wood, ative. Sanford on the St. Johns River. From left are Mra. Harry Wood, Mrs. The watchword for I^cnt Is John Alexander and Commission Chairman George Keiter and Mrs. T. “ Be the Church — Come to Church'*. Dahl. James P. Avery Jr. (Herald Photo) Perm it Granted The Andrews Trucking Co„ Inc., operated by Burke G. Andrews, has been authorised to operated in several Florida counties, including Seminole, by the Florida Public Utilities Commission. ticket (airs have been excel­ lent to Hate. The dinner will be served from 4 until 8 p. m. a t City Park or, in the event of in­ clement weather, In the new Fire limine adjacent to the new City Hull at the corner o( Wilma and Warren. Included on tha menu with the chicken will be manhed po­ tatoes and Rravy, pen* and carrots, coleslaw, rolls, coffee and cupcake*. Takeout dinners and deliv­ ery services will lie available at no extra charges. Tickets may lie purchased from any I year's iron I of the volunteers mendier of the fire depart­ dinner. Proceeds from the project wh:ch is to provide a monitor ment or auxiliary or at the will go toward meeting this for each fireman's homr. Scouts To Tour Air Force Base Hear Lake Girl Scout Troop 111 will go on a tour of Or­ lando Air Force Base Tuesday. The girls, who are working on their photographer's budges, will lie shown the cor­ rect method of taking pictures and also will be shown photogiaphs of important events which have occurred in the area. For P ro p e rly Casualty 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY GUARANTEED FRESH 2460 PARK AVE. PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED In Casselberry TENDER NUTRITIOUS TASTY © B E E F L I V E R 3 - 1 00 FLASH FROZEN OCEAN © P E R C H FILLETS 3 H0LSUM CREME SMOOTH BUTTER Mr. & Mrs. Creative SPECIAL! 4H VALUE LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED TU ESDAY, M A R C H 10 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. See I*ohhy Display FANCY RED DELICIOUS ELECTRIC RANGES C IV IC C E N T ER in SA N F O R D Conducted by MARTHA IXXiAN, REFRIGERATORFREEZERS Swift 4k to . Ilomr KrunuraUt Assisted by LUCY NOWLIN. F P I L lloma luunumUt By arrangement ArtUtry In rooking! Hr “rrratlie' and win romplimrnta. Sr* how yon can prrpata n o lle diftkrw with perfect confidence — tha flararlrn* elrttric way! FLORIDA POWER b b LIGHT CO. COMPANY SER V IC E • PUBLIX M A I • SANFORD HERALD ft PEACH STRUM EL COFFEE C A K E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y E X T E N S IO N Sponsored by SW IFT with Sanford •leetrirnl applianew grater*. UDY FAIR Iff YALOE m o z OYC 1°° �■A * Oviedo Acts To M eet Impact Of New University Water System, Sewage Plant Plans Revived ing when the Oviedo City nn-> discussed state and counCounll revived plans for in­ ty plans for a road building stallation of a water ayatem program. WEATHER: Widely scattered showers todny nnd not so warm tonight and Wednesday; high today in 80s; low tonight In 60s. The university—now plan­ and a sewage disposal plant, ned for opening in 1068—will VOL. fits United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., MARCH 10, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 143 he located three miles from Oviedo city limits on SR 320 In Orange County a t tha Seminole County line. A Miami engineering firm some time ago pr-.pared a feasibility study for w ater and sewerage systems. The U. S. Housing and Homo Finnnee Agency approved a loan of $2,500 (yet to be for­ warded) to finnnee this feasi­ Water, roads and traffic bility study. However, City By United Press International problems dominated a rela­ Council decided the city waa Record downpour* sent riv­ tively routine County Commis­ not yet ready for such an ex­ ers and streams sloshing out sion meeting this morning in pansive program and tabled of their banks from Arkansas the county courthouse. It. to Pennsylvania todny nnd Accepted, subject to the heavy snow from the same •Mayor M. L. Gary pointed 'H r . . ! working out of legal and phy­ storm front blocked roads out to City Council Monday sical mechanics of the pro­ W. R. HOIIERG from Missouri to New Eng­ evening that with the uni­ M *ject, was the Town of Cassel­ land. versity entering the Oviedo berry'* offer to pay for con­ OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL students will "take Hundreds of families fled r.rra the city must prepare struction of Winter Park over" the city government of Oviedo on April 6 before the rising water In the licw for a boom in the next Drive. Mississippi and Ohio valleys. in an annual "student city government appreci­ decade. Casselberry offered (o put Schools were rioted. High­ ation day” program. Police Chief George Kelsey It was decided to request a up $20,700 for cost of the ways were Inundated. A Mis­ will be "succeeded" that day by Acting Chief representative from tha project with the county crews souri town was Isolated. Tommy Partin. (Herald Photo) IIIIFA area office at Titus, doing the work. No additional The Ohio National Guard vllle meet with Council next county funds would he ex­ was alerted to provide aid to Momluy evening for b pre­ pended during this fiscal year Athens, where college stu­ liminary conference on re. but the construction would be Among those who announc­ dents were evacuated from living the water and sewer­ considered in the next year's ed today for office was Wal­ their dormitories. age plans. road program, it was emphas­ ter R. Hoberg, Altamonte Cincinnati reported t h e Gary further pointed out Springs Republican, for the ized. worst flood on the Ohio River EAGLE SCOUT Bill Hnlback, the second boy to that it is possible HI! FA The county would perform Seminole County Board of .stage 1943 and 300 persons make liuglc front Lake Mary Troop 212, was will consider plans for exthe work on a cooperative Public Education, District 3. were evacuated to Hod Cross pinned by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hnlback, basis, with the understanding pumleil water and sewerage Hoberg has been an in­ in special ceremonies held at the Scout Hut Mon­ that the road would service structor in government and shelters. systems, serving the Oviedo llarvicll, Mo., was com­ City Commisscrs Monday Committee of the Seminole day night. Scoutmaster of the troop is Roy zchooU and other public insti­ history at Orlando Junior Col­ area and the university. This pletely cut off with Missouri night approved the awarding County Chamber of Com­ llowell Jr. and assistant scoutmaster is Jim tutions in tlie area. lege since 1958. He holds de­ would more than double the Daughtrey. (Herald Photo) Commissioner Lee Gory grees from Ohio Northern 138 covered by up to four feet of $500 to entertain Navy dig­ merce original planning. of water. Cleveland, along with John nitaries next week at the 10th said the agreement should be University and University of Gary informed the Council Krider, Chamber manager, completed in CO days. He add­ Pittsburgh and has done ad­ Three hundred persona were Annual Uombing Derby. that County Commissioners evacuated in soutlieast Mis­ pointed to Die Importance of The request was made by ed that it be contingent upon vance work for the Ph. D de­ are meeting late thia after­ completion of Triplett Drive gree at Columbia University, souri, where eight Inches of Mack N. Cleveland Jr., chair­ the Naval installation and noon with State Road De­ urged the commisskm to ap­ rain fell in three days. man of the Armed Forces which connect* with Winter New York City. He has taught partment officials a t DeLand prove the expenditure. At Louisville, Ky., there Park Drive. at Pitt, Carnegie Tech, and to recommend Seminole Coun­ It passed without a dissent­ was a record 0.28 inches of All of the action is subject Long Island University, New ing vote in one of Use infre­ ty road Improvements, includ­ to the approval of County At­ York City. He came to OJC rain. Northern Arkansas re­ • • quent appearances of colklar- ing expanaion of roads in Ihe ported five Inch rains which torney Harold Johnson, com­ with recommendations from ily at Monday night's meet­ Oviedo area serving tha uni­ closed schools. missioners said. Yale and Michigan State uni­ versity site, along with tha ing. A one-year-old boy died to­ An acrobatic demonstration more than 13,000 which taw Also approved w at the pur­ versities. lie was born In Me10-yenr plan for a causeway Otherwise, the meeting, day of lnjuriei received when by famed test pilot Robert service in World War II and chase of flashing signals for keesport, Pa. which lasted till around mid­ across ta k e Jessup connect­ (Bob) Hoover la a World War Um Korean conflict and soar­ Um AXaeMote iprU gs school During World War II he his home was hit by lightning night, was a aeries of con­ ing Sanford Avenue (SIl 425) It F-31 Mustang fighter win ed to ageed records (or progserved three year* with the at El Dorado, Ark. WASHINGTON (UPI) - flicts over a number of items with Sit 410. Ha added th a t Indiana reported 31 roads Army Enginoer# «nd two add color u d MurlUa to an The Hupremc Court's historic Including connecting potent­ it is expected the state will let air show c U n a x iu . lleSfy AW years with Military Intelli­ blocked by high water. decision in the New York ial walcr users to the city contract in August for im­ Fort Wayne, Ind., got seven entertained crowds «U over tack Wing Oee’e^T M th An­ Housing Authority sought help gence. After Ihe war he did lim es libel ease was viewed lines even though the pros­ provement of tho Goldunrodinches of snow in six hours nual Bombing Derby March the country with the demon­ from the rom m tntoa In eas­ technical writing under con today as massive support for Oviedo road. 21 at Use Sanford Naval Air stration of split-precision aer­ ing a water problem in Chu- tracti with Pitt, Use Army Up to 10 inches of snow fell the right of the nation’s press pects are outside the city. Commissioner Earl Higgin­ in Missouri's St. Charles and Oviedo Council alao will ask ial maneuvers he will bring luota. He said irresponsible Engineers, and Naval Re­ Station. to criUclze public officials. botham pushed for the con­ for a conference with County The air show crowns the to Sanford, bulldozing h ai created the search Laboratories in the Warren counties, stalling 30 nection to a home being built Commissicncra for a briefing Seconds after take-off he problem and made it diffi­ field of electronics. He also trucks on Interstate 70 near week of weapons handling and cast of the city. Hu was op­ on road improvement plans. delivery competition* held an­ will roll the plane while atlll cult for FHA to resell the worked with the U. S. govern Warrenton. Snow began falling in New BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) posed by many of the com­ nually by the Navy's all-wea­ within shouting distance of homes. ment as an intelligence ana Hampshire at daybreak and —Michael Leo Farley, one of missioners and hlx motion ther bombing and reconnais- the ground. Then the HoovThe county engineer, Wil­ lyst for 10 years in the Wash threatened to reduce voting in two 16-ycar-otd white hoys finally died for lack of a se­ cr/Mustang team will pro­ liam Bush, reported hi* of­ ington area. aance forces based here. the nation'! first presidential accused of killing a 13-year- cond. ceed into a aeries of loops, Thousands are expected for Hoberg has taken an active fice has completed a surveyold Negro last Sept. 13, was It was decided Instead to preference primary. the event as the air station rolls and Cuban Fighter in the area and determined part in church work and is a Paris of Mississippi, Ala sentenced to seven months establish a set policy which throws open its doors on a Eights, ending the demon­ that the source of responsibi­ deacon in Forest City Baptist would bo followed In all in­ bama and Tennessee mopped In jail. campling of its global opera­ stration with tbe famous one- lity for the condition is in Church. stances when requests for wheel landing sequence and question. Mrs. Hoberg, the former up damage from tornadoes tions. city water are made. Com­ Twenty-six m ajor users of Although Hoover’s demon­ touchdown- pullup- roll- andIt was suggested that Shav­ Evelyn Gordon Massey, was which flattened homes and WASHINGTON (UPI) — missioners also Indicated that city water will pay a larger stration Is not an integral touchdown combination. er confer with the developers born in Weldon, N. C. Their killed two persona. Evansville, Ind., had 4.32 Grneral of the Army Douglas such Installation would he fee as a result of City Com­ Preceding Hoover on the to detcrmlno the proper course three children, a girl and two part of these operations, many inrhes of rain and Columbus, Mar Arthur is continuing to contingent on the parties mission action Monday night agenda will be demonstra­ boys, are married; two live in of the maneuvers he will per­ of aclion. make "very satisfactory pro­ agreeing to annexation into in City Hall. form are essential in the test­ tions of bombing, in flight re­ The commission also denied Virginia, and the third is Tcnn., and Pittsburgh, Pa., gress" recovering from his the city. The rate change will affect eaeh got more Uian 1.3 inchei fueling and low-level perform­ ing of Navy combat aircraft the closing of Pearl Street with Hie U. S. Air Force in ance by Navy aircraft. l.iltle Rock, Ark., had 2.39 gall bladder operation at Wal­ Higginbotham argued that a Ihe 26 plus the Sanford Naval for rarrler operations. between Highways 431 nnd Gnldsimrn, N. C. inches. Paducah, Ky., had 3.62 ter Heed Army Medical Cen­ two-inch line ls In place right Air Station, all of which con­ 430; denied the change of an Hoover, now an executive ter. at the new home's site and sume more than 250,000 gal­ inches. easement in Forest Heights at North American Aviation's lha* the installation would lons monthly. The new rato Los Angeles Division, is best Mrs. Oswald from 23 feet to 14 feet, citing McCarthy Dies cost the city nothing. The will be 17 cents per thousand DALLAS (UPI) — Mr*. the substandard plan. JACKSONVILLE (U PI) known for his experimental CONCORD, N. II. (UPI) - owner, he stated, has agreed gnllons. work with early U. S. jets, Marguerite Oswald, mother It also tabled for legal opin­ Raymond A. McCarthy, one Srn. Harry Goldwaler, Ihe on­ to pay tiie costs. City Manager Warren E. Including Ihe Navy FJ Fury of the slain accused assassin, ion a request for permission of the founder* of Ihe Gator ly candidate to predict vic­ lie insisted that the water Knowles reported the Increasand the Air Forrc F-8C Sa- today was subpoenaed as a of an evangelistic group to llowj football game, died Mon­ tory in the New Hampshire department could realize up imI revenue would not affect state witneaa in the Jack erect a tent on property near day after an extended illness. brejet. presidential primary, main­ to a $30 a month In revenue Ihe rest of the 3,500 arrounU He was 00. the county jail The F-Sl he flies is one ol Ituliy murder trial. tained his confidence today a* once the line ls connected. of the water department. Slate Sen. Fred O. Dlckin he awaited the voters’ ver­ ton will bring his campaign dict. for the Democratic guberna­ torial nomination to Sanford Wednesday where he is sched­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — uled to deliver an address on Democratic leaders conceded the corner of First Street and today after a huddle with ALMAV8 flOST QUALITY m Presklent Johnson they pro­ Magnolia Avenue. bably lacked ihe voles lo rain The candidate and Mr*. Dlrkinson, plus Ihe senator's through the House without parly, will arrive In Sanford change the Senate • passed at 4 p.m. Dickinson will tour farm bill. downtown Sanford until 3 p.m. when he is staled lo make his SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) speech. Local supporters announced —John Glenn, the "darling" FASHIONS GALORE IN YOUR today that the Seminole Coun­ of the Mercury astronauts and ty Dickinson for Governor the first one to orbit the FAVORITE FABRICS. AN ASSORTMENT headquarters is now open at earth, today underwent tests 201 North Park Avenue. Mrs. to ace how long it will take OF SHADES AND COLORS THAT Carl Williams is in charge of him to get his equilibrium WILL BE THE HIT OF THE back. the office. > *** ClO^ Trophies which will he awarded to winners of Heavy Attack Wing One'a 10th An­ nual Bombing Derby are now being displayed In Denney's wlndowi on Sanford's First Street. • • • The ol’ town will be filled with brass next week when dozens upon dozens of topranking officials — Including no less than 11 flag officers — are expected to sec the com­ petitions. Heading the list will be the commander-in-chief of the Atlantic Fleet, Adm. Har­ old P. Smith. • • * Newspaper people are not “ savants . . . but we do get the strangest questions. Like this young man who came in, laid a piece of paper on our desk, and asked: "Can you find out If this is any good?" The wording was that the paper was a $100 bill, backed by the U. S. Government and Issued by the First National Bank of Owensboro, Ky., dur­ ing September of 1921. We checked, and the bill is good. The young fellow said a friend of his w a s rummaging through some old papers in her attic and found 30 of them. Now, check your att.ic. • • • Twelve sites hove been set by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for the first doses of SOS — "Sabine Oral" — Sunday against polio. Doses will be given between noon and S p.m., April 12, at the following places: Florida State Bank, Crooms High School, A & P Store in the Pinecrest Shopping Cen­ ter, Midway School, Lake Monroe School, Lake Mary School, Movleland Drive-In Theatre, Geneva School, Ovie­ do City Hall, Ja i Alai Fron­ ton, Stubbs Pharmacy a t For­ est City and Winn-Dixie at U. U, J7 U and SK 434. • • • Friday’s conference d a y plans at Seminole High have been completed. During the day teachers will meet in their respective departments with committee members and will also be available for par­ ent conferences from 10 a.m. until noon and from 1:43 to 2:45 p.m. Parents are being urged to call the school for appointments. • • • By the way, parents of chil­ dren who will be entering school next fall will be able to get a lot of Information today on preparing the child for school. Mrs. Donald Fensterm aker will conduct the second session of a Readiness Clinic at South Seminole Ele­ mentary in Casselberry. The program will get undrrway at 8 p.m. • • • Another major school event Is taking place in Casselber­ ry. It’s South Seminole Jun­ ior Hlgh’a Science Fair which is open to the public through tonight’s PTA meeting. P ar­ ents will be able to viuw the exhibits alter the meeting during which the depart­ ment’s teachers will be Intro­ duced. • • • Have you driven around Saniord and other Seminole County areas to marvel at the great gift of beauty the good Lord has besteowed on us? Azaleas are at their best and there's a host of other blos­ soms that supplement their gorgeous colors. One of our buddies tells us that 10th Street from Park Avenue to Elm in Sanford Is lovely. And then at Oak Avenue and the ACL tracks at 13th Street, have a look at the bank of azaleas with the backdrop of dogwood trees as you gaze to the southwest from near 14th Street. You'll find it's just another good reason to live here — truly, the garden spot of America I Zip Code 32771 By Fred Van I’rlt Import of the new state university on the Oviedo area was recognized Monday even­ > Rains Flood Many Areas Across U. S. County Acts On Water, Traffic, Road Items .F Educator Enters Dist. 3 School Board Contest City Votes Fund For Derby Entertainment Famed Navy Pilot To Fly In Bombing Derby n SLW A . Press Victory "irjK rti, Boy Sentenced Big Wafer Users Get Rate Raise Mac Improving: Barry Confident Dickinson To Speak Here Votes Lacking: itenneuf GIRL'S EASTER DRESSES Tests For Glenn Fagan Runs For Constable MEATS TO I!E featured In tonight’* Creative Cooking School a t the Civir Center were obtained this morning ut the Publix hirkt market, Semi­ nole Plaza. Pictured from Ihe left: Mi** Myrtio Wilaon, home demonntratiun agent, of the agri­ cultural extension service, tqxmHora of the achool, ntarting at 7 :30 p.m.; Paul Maloney, Pub­ lix nHsiatant market manager; Miss Mary Meyer, a "M artha Logan" home economist of Swift & Company, Chicago, and Mien Lucy Now­ lin, home economist of Florida Power and Light Comiwny. The public is invited to the cooking school. Door prize* will be awarded. (Herald Photo) Charles Fagan, Long wood, today qualified as a candidate for constable, District 8, for the 3lay 5 Democratic pri­ mary. A total of 38 Demo­ crats now have qualified, and no Republicans. T u e s d a y noon, March 17, is the dead­ line for candidates to qualify for county offices. EASTER O NLY 21 Days to Register For the Prim aries PARADE. SEE THEM NOW WHILE SELECTION IS BEST. 3“ to 7M SIZES 3 TO U Attend Creative Cooking School Tonight At Civic Center < I �V •fe Vnfori VrralK Pagfl 2 — March 10, lOG-i New Truck Aids In Saving Child's Life By Donna h i t n Lt. and Mr*. Ralph HastInin of l i t Gum Slut tit, •Sanlamlo Estate*, today ex­ pressed their deep apprecia­ tion to the tatigwood Vol­ unteer • Fire Department for Its assistance in saving the life of their four year old ion, Frank, Sunday, March 1. Young Frank, who had been playing at the side of ilia family pool, fell into the water accidentally. Mrs. Heatings, who had been checking on the activities of the child, periodically, dis­ covered the child at the bot­ tom of tha pool. She and her husband pulled him out and while l.t. Hastings gave mouth to mouth resuscita­ CHECKING EQUIPMENT for the Longwood Volunteer Fire Departtion, she called the Longinent’a new Emergency Truck ure Chief Cluiulu Luyo, atandimr and wood Volunteers who arriv­ volunteers Ted Waltz and Brian Hnow, left to right. (Herald Photo) ed on the scene in their new Emergency Truck within a m atter of minutes. The firemen administered oxygen for 15 minutes, fol­ lowing arrival of an ambul­ The 8 a in I n o I a County Munroa L. Fryer, Hhlrlsy J. ance from Nlhluck’a a t CaaFederal S ta le Market lllcxxi Hank, located In San­ Fryer, Gary It. Helms, Lcselberry, Carl Loinmler of New* Service Iloy Taylor, Ruddy Carllnn, ford, has issued a now list the fire department continu­ Sanford of parsons who rontrihutrd Jersfu Brook*. ed giving the child oxygen to ths program during Feb­ Shipping point information in the ambulance until It ar­ rived a t Seminole Memorial ruary. (or March 9. All sales F O R. Tha latest donors and tha Hospital, Frccooling charges extra un­ total amount of blood they Frank continued to receive less otherwise stated. have given arc: oxygen a t the hospital until Robert I). Johns, has do­ RANFOItII OVIEDO Sunday night and remained nated his 211th pint; 0. C. ZIMJ.WOOD DISTRICT a patient under observation until Tuesday noon. Mr* Henderson, Claude Hawkins, Fair and warm. Lyman High School's track Hastings reports that Frank 25; Walter A. Cook, Clifford (cam, alter losing U) Semi­ Cabbage: demand for best, F. Proctor, 21; Robert D. nole High but winning (rum Is “Just fine now." good, others fair, market The jeep station wsgon Orivme, 20; John T. Fortier, niiliup Moore of Orlamlo In stronger on best, others about 10; J. E. Alderman, 18; John a triangular meet last week, recently was donated to ths Longwood firemen by Den­ 8. I.ee, 17; Russell Hpenrer, returns to action Friday when steady. Domestic round type, ver Cordell ef Sanford for Woodrow W. Hartley, ID; lt meets the Det-and High IV* bu. crates, $1.35 to $2; use aa an amargency vehicle. Edward T. Simpson, 14; splkcrs in DeLand. 50 lb. sacks, according to The event will be Lyman's quality and slzo, t l to $125. Necessary m i n o r repairs Floyd K. Hearn, 13. llcnjamln H u g h e s , Jr., initial coinjietltlnn with Or­ were made by tha firemen Lewis II. Schwolckert, Jo­ ange Halt Conference compe­ Carrots: demund light, m ar­ and It hae been equipped seph W. Dugger, Charles D. tition during the current thin- ket slightly weaker. Sacks, with emergency gear and a Raker, Edwin O. Keith, Rob­ clad season. The Greyhounds 48-1 lb., film packed, $1.00 to two-way radio valutd at $2; 50 Ilia, loose, $1.75 |o $1.85. •700. The truck la acd in ert A. Dennett, 12 pints; have o|)cn dales on March Celery: demand very good, Carem linger, 11; Hubert D. 20 and 77. color and has bean Uttered market stronger. 16 in. crates, On April 4, they are ala led Rascal t)|>e, 8 dor. and larg­ in white by Howard Eaton. Smith, Ralph K. Schwelrkert, Richard W. Rome, 10; to compete with Sanford, Equipment items Included er, $5; hearts, 24 count, film In the vehicle a rt a respira­ William Hardy, Willard D. Leesburg and Daytona Reach wrapped, $6. tor, Scott Air Fack, genera­ Neldcr, 0; Gallon Club mem­ Seabreeze. On April 8, the Chinese cabbage: demand tor, flood lights, four amoke bers with 8 pints are: Tho­ 'Hounds will entertain the light, market weaker, in in. masks, firs costa, boots and mas tV. Raker, William T. Apopka Rlue Dartera and on crates, $2 to $2.25. Owens, Jr., John D. Tyner, April 17. they will host the first aid kits. Endive and escarole; de­ Frank J. l'lxxo, James F. Oviedo Lions. Op April 32, mand light, market weaker. Yates, James H. Uentou, the Lyman trackstsra will 1 1/9 bu. crates, $1.75 to $2. participate In tho Orange Dslt John F. (Iraddy 7. Lettuce; Insufficient sup­ Robert E. McKee, llenry Conference meet. They will plies to quote. in tiiio c-MciUT cot HT o r t iik n iv t ii i r o i c u b c u t. 8. Dills, Ada It. Williamson, also take part hi a group Onion*, green; demand CHIT. IN AND Vila SKNI- 6; Oscar K, Rvrtrund, Clar­ meet on May. 2. NOLB LTIONTV, rbOMDA light, market itcady. Crates, in c iiA h c r n r no , tarns ence W. Darlow, 6; Amy H. 3 dm. bunrhoi, $3. lUltUAUA ANN OHBBNI.HAP. Henson, Roger W. Coleman, Parsley; volume l i g h t Flalpllff. 4; Charles II. Gnllegher, vs. Crate*, 5 dm. bunches, $1.75 IIABHT IIMNIIT J K 1 I O U E Robert K. White, Ellsworth to $I.H5. WILLIAM QHKHNLKAF. JU, Dalriidsnl. C. Harper, Jr„ Russell W. Parsnips: volume light. Charles J. Endres, 7H, aim NOTICM OK SUIT Mathews, Clemet U. Reeves, Dclrspins D r i v e , Dellsry, Baskets, 12-1 lb., film packed, r o i IIAHRT IIKNIIT JKIlOME WILLIAM OUBBNLBAr. 3; Joe L. Morgan, Russoll U. Hied Ssturdsy s t 11:40 a.m, $1.25. Fchrmsn, Margaret K. 1"Radishes: demand moder­ at Nemlnida Memorial Hos­ 11 assess atrsst, Dlsinoml, Kenneth C. Feld, pital In Hanford where lie ate, market about steady. PaUssdss Park, New Jsrssy Richard K. Gomes, John T. had liven a patient for one Baskets, film packed, Red tou Aim iiE in tn r n o w - Uennott, 2. varieties, 30 0 oz:„ mostly hour. riKU that a Complaint n r First time Donors arc nivores and other relist hss $1.75; While varieties, 24* Rom In Brooklyn. N . Y „ bye* filed against rou In ths Ronald E. Rasmussen, Roilho had hern a reaident of or., $1.50. shovei striea stylled court Court and jrou ere bsrebr isrsbr required to ssrve ilia J. Hurl in, Curtis Raker, Dcllury for the past eight .Spinach: volume light. Du a sop| pv ef yuur Answsr or Willie J. Adams, H. D. Stan­ ahcl baskets, Savoy, $1.25. yrara. lie was a member of Olher defense lo Ilia Complaint ford, Richard D. Ilergeu, Turnips: volume light. 50 upon the Plslnliri's Attorney Ht. Ann's Catholic Church of K. JACKSON IIAASSr. Allor- William 0. Corwin, Charles Iicllary. lb sacks, topped and washed, nsy at Law, lie North Orsns* J. Keuthnii, John H. Hull, Avenue, Suite l«. Orlsndo, OrSurvivors are nno son, $1.40 to $150. anae Demur, Florida, and Juseph M. Keh, Frank W. Thomas J. Endres of DeRary HASTINGS, FLORIDA fils lbs erlslnsl Answer or de­ DISTRICT fense In Ihs of fir* of ths Williams, Ardlth Skibrnus, anil a daughter, Mrs. Anna Clerk of the Clrt-uli Court on Fair and warm. Nunda of llrunklyn. or bsiurs the Ztiti dsr ui Cabbage: demand for host, Tho Ixnly waa forwarded Marrh. 1SSI A.D. If you tall lu da as Judsniant by Uslault to Brooklyn by Alien-Sum- gixxl, other* light, market I'MrriTinvs name will bo taken against you (or NOTICE IX lirrrtiy given mnrhill, lleUary, for aerviccs about steady. Domestic round Ihs esllst prayed for In Ihs type. 144 hu- crates, mostly Osmplalnl and aald eauat will (hut I urn Migag*il In t>u*ltie*i and burial. than proeeail K* Parta. at a* Nuulh lllnay If-SC. Ca»medium aizn, mostly $1.50; 50 In INK ANI) impKItlSU nt Hi-11,, try, 6*inlnol* C o u n t y, When you drive on Sunday, Ih. sacks, aci'iirding to qual­ Sanford. Florida, till* llal Florida, undar tli* (lalllleua nama ol, CaaaalliHrry l«nd Co., the duy of real, lie careful you ity, condition and size, $1 lo day of February, 1111, A.D. and Dial t Inland lo rsal'lrr (SEAL) $1.25. Arthur II. tlackwllh. Jr.. aald m int with Ilia Clark of don't rest from then on. Clark ol His circuit Court Ilia Circuit Court, Htiulnol* County, Florida, In accordant-* Uy: Martha T. Vlblen with llih provlalona ol Ihr FIc. Deputy Clerk Ilttoua Nama hlatulaa, lo-wl(| E- JACKSON IIAASZU Hr,-Hull IHSOj) Florida Statute* Attorney at Law, ISiT. t:o North Orango Avenue, Suita IS, Orlando, Fla. Hlg: llilibaid Caaaclharry Pulillali Kali. 31 A Mar. I, 10, Pulillali Fab. IS, IS, A Mar. I. 10. ISSI. IT. 1Ml. Clift. H cD n-fi Donors Listed By Blood Bank VEG ETABLE REPORT Hound Trackers To Meet DeLand Legal Notice C. J. Endres, 78, Of DsBary Dies Legal Notice AREA DIRECTORY 4IK CONDITIONER [f. It. Pope Co., Inc. INSURANCE AUTO & PROPERTY 'or Tho Pineal Veer Around Wsalher Conditioner All Linen Written FKDDKKS Salsa — Service UriiiR Your Insurance no H. Park Avc. Nunford Pi nlilfinit To Uh — FA U-4234 IN S U R A N C E UTO HKItVICE HAlUtV ADAIR'S BALLBLAIR U. L. HARVEY Jim Dandy Fred* Timothy Hay • Cotton bead Msal Caw Food 18 40 per 100 tb. PuUulng ami FaUeutng 8M Hanford Ava. Sanford -jo4 H. Sxiifot.l l-’A 2-8X81 VACUUM CLEANERS SA N F O R D Vacuum Cleaner Service ParU * Ru opt Ira For All Make* Including Electrolux Free Pick Up I'll. FA 2-2262 Some i p person* attended the annual blue and gold ban­ quet of Pack 810 of the Cub Scouts Thursday at MeKInlay Hall of the First Methodist Church. The Cuhs and their families sat together with other members of the den at banquet tables decorated by drn tnuthors. Among honored guests were Tom Albert, Scout Executive for the SI. John* District; Jama* Lee, an Institutional representative of Seminole County; Cubmaster H. L. Harkey and the guest speak­ er, Seminole High football coach, Jim I'lgolt. Among (he Cub KcouU re ceivlng awards went l.e« Wil kinson, the guld and silver ar row point; Lynn Enloe, the Lion badge; Alan Harkey, the IJon badge, and Tim Boley, the Bobcat pin. Den mothers and (hair s i slstanl* are Den 2 — Mri. Clarence Enlow and Sira. Finch. Den 4 — Mrs. A. W. Woodall and Mrs. A. C, Doudncy. Den 6 — Mrs. Jack Wil­ kinson, and Den 10 — Mri. Phillip Skates. The banquet was directed by II. L. Harkey and the den mothers. Harkey also prasrnted the awards. Den 10 won the attendance award. Lyman Keglers Divide Pair Lyinun High bowler* divid­ ed n pair of Inter-ScholaaUe Rowling League duels with Seminole of bnnfurd Tuesday when the Greyhound boya cap* lured a 8 to 1 decision from tho Tribesmen. .Seminole’s girls, however, evened up the scora with an Identical 3 to 1 verdict over Lyman'a tussles. Ths matches were rolled a t Medallion Lanes In Maitland. Lyman Buys (883-814-777— 9474); Richard Morgan, 480; Woody Las, 413| Andy Illnsly, 828-550; Stave Brady, 110; Jim Jerrard. 512. Hunfuid Hoy* (783-744-788 —2314); Glen Mueller, 441; Ed Hubbard, 472; Stave Bassett, 466; John Jarnlgan, 4 3 || Jim Wopda, 380-508. , Sanford Girls (514-688-011— 1715); Hen* McKanale, 1787374; Mary Swlgontki, 850| L*N*U Henning, 888| Karan Dugan, 840; Dlano Powell 111. Lyman Girls <685-531-500— 1016); Sheri ta WhlU, 147 397; Sandy Watkins, 847; Vicki Clarka, 888; Elaine Haynle, 82; Connie Comfort, 180; Ruth Keim, 96; Barbara Kepttear, 107. 322 - 6241 Allan Keeth — Guruldiuc Keeth Pres. & O w ner-G enera! M anager out to be the hi ides maid, ing a few- choice remarks about Texas, but up till now there has hern little focus on the Southern States. Lee Potter, who heads the GOP drive throughout Dixie, tells me that this neglect will be remedied. Ilia office at thu Republican National Commit­ tee is drawing a lengthy bill of purtlculurs, eomcwhnt as follows: In Nashville, Tennessee, last October, City Council­ man Gene ("Little Evil") Jacobs and five others were convicted of obtaining ab.entee balluls and marking them for favored candidate*. In Atlenta, Georgia, both the newspapers last year carried out extensive Invest­ igation* of voting frauds, and satisfied themselves that these worn widespread. An Atlanta Journal story on a HU to Senate race found "cltlsena dead and imprison­ ed and long departed listed as having votes." In Madison and Yancey counties of North Carolina, a e e o r d l n g to well-docu­ mented stories in the Char­ lotte Observer, "hundreds of absentee ballots were Im­ properly issued in 1962." In Baton Rouge, Louisi­ ana, last month, an ex-policeman and a mechanic ihowad a legislative commit­ tee in secret aeeslon how tha supposedly cheat-proof vot­ ing machines could be made to do almost anything in­ cluding "play ‘The StarSpangled Banner'." On* of tha moat auspicious not the bride — but they may have caught a bouquet, which, although somewhat wilted and tawdry, is sup­ posed to b* a hopeful sign. The bouquet in this in­ stance, where Ilia GOP can­ didate, Churlton Lyons, got 296,000 or 36 per rent of the total votes, consist* of al­ leged example* of voting fraud by the Democratic State Political Machine. Election chh-snery it old hat in Louisiana, where the House of Huey Long has hung onto power for more than 30 yeurs. George De­ spot, Lyons' campaign man­ ager, fi-ela that the March 3rd election wasn't closu enough to warrant going in­ to Court. But tha GOP Na­ tional Committee hera In Washington takes a longer view. Corruption chargee against Democrats will play a big part in the coming presi­ dential campaign. In the Southern State*, these char­ ge* may be the OOP's best ehance to get Inside the Democratic defenses, which might etherwls* be Impreg­ nable with a Texas Demo­ crat heading the ticket. In 1960, Mr. Kennedy won by a mere 118,660 vote* out of the 68 million east. Re­ publicans have freely raised tha cry of *'Wa wux robbed" In several of the narrowmargin States. Earlier in the p r a a e n t campaign Darry Selvey To Retire Goldwater electrified hla au­ GREENVILLE, 8. C. 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Republicans will try to convince Southern v o t e r s that the only eradication of this "pay dirt" Ilea In a two-party system. • 9 M 9 9 M 9 5 9 9 5 5 9 , INTIRIOR LATIX WALL PAINT n tM AN* SERVING CENTRAL FLORIDA • HEATING ' AND • AIR CONDITIONING liy Holmes Alesander WASHINGTON, D. C. — Again, this time at the gub­ ernatorial election In Louis­ iana, the RepubtliaiM turned Mum/Cu/titn P A I N T S L O C A T IO N 800% WEST 13th STREET 1GOP Building Up Case Against Voting Fraud Mary Foskett of "The Sec ret Storm" appeared on tha show In 1957 aa Doris March, best friend of Busan Dunbar whom she now portrays. NEW AGENCY 218 8. Park Ave. FA 2-biM' HANFORD. FLA. (illl.P KKUVH.T. Tires - llatteries - Accessories PLUMBING lload AAA Service Guaranteed Brake L Muffler berviea PLUMBING French as l»t. Cumpleta Installations • FA 2-0921 FA 2-9U23 Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen EDS Fixture* Water rumps Free Estimates Hanford Flour mid Feed Store SHEET METAL SPECIALTIES, INC. ill Persons At Banquet Of Cub Pack 207 Magnolia Avg. �Longwood Dedicates Hall Ry Donna Este* The dedication plaque wa» placed on Longwood'* new City Hall and Fire House 1 Saturday morning by Slayor A. R. l.ormann and mcmb en of the 1963 City Counell. Attending the ceremonies were Chairman R. C. Curl* •on, J. R. Reiter, Carl Lom* mler and B. L. Hclma. lin ­ k a b le to be present was John Reams* The public and officials of the area have been invited to attend Open House for the new facility Thursday from 7:30 until 10:30 p.m* The Longwood Volunteer F I r a Department will serve coffee and doughnuts at this time. The concrete block, beige* ® colored building, located at the corner of Warren and Wilma Streets, has an area of 3,780 square feet and contains a large meeting room for council, an office for the city clerk, a vault and two washrooms, in ad­ dition to the fire aUtion which provides space for three fire trucks. * Ground was broken by the mayor and council members for the new building Sept. 38, 1063 and construction be­ gan Sept. 80. Richard Zartmann of Longwood drew the plans and Robert L. Farmer was builder. By Mr*. Adam Muller Platts for a plaatic wares party were made by mem­ bers of the Auxiliary to Am­ erican Legion Post 259 of DcBary a t their regular mon­ thly meeting held last week at the Community Center. £ The party will be held from 10 a.m. until noon this Thurs­ day at Uie home of Mrs. Al­ lred Newell, 65 Park Lane. In other buslnesa a t last week's meeting, a nominat­ ing committee was named consisting of Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. Joseph Krcis and Mrs. Edmund lovanna. Refreshments were served £ to the Post and Auxiliary folm lowing the meeting by Mrs. Kress Walter who was as­ sisted by Mrs. Luther Tarhell and Mrs. John Klipfel. DeBary Retired Group To Hear Jeffreys Address On Friday Wrralfi Lxd*. . . y b 'Jo Longwood VFW Sets Meetings MOVING State Charters Longwood Firm Fire District Meeting Set Sanford Electric Co. M PERFORMANCE WINNERS...DRIVEEM! 1 Why experienced travelers go Trailways Trailways treats you b e tte r...a ll over the inapt Travel first-class in America's most modern buses. Vista-view windows. Radining seats. Immaculate restrooms. And people schooled to maka your trip a plaasurs. . . all tha wayl f f M / H f traw l on north From Ranford to 1-way NEW YORK ..... .....-...................... .. $51.55 8 Thru Express tripa daily JACKSONVILLE ..... ............... t >.«• • Convenient trips dally MIAMI ............... • MS 6 thru trips dally D E N V E R ______ Itt-M Thru service via Blrmlngham-Memphla TRAILWAYS BUS TERMINAL Cor. Parti * ZiuL St. 322-4520 DeBARY TERMINAL 1358 W. Church Street. DeBary aum row* montm-a M/a rata a t TRAILW AYS. r r r ;— — . i ffanfnrS Adult Department* of the COMFORT IN 0 Tlnecrest B a p t i s t Sunday EVERY CORNER WITH School held a joint supper GENERAL ^ELECTRIC meeting last Friday night In tbe social hall of the church. CENTRAL COOLING UNIT C. O. Todd was in charge of arrangements. Paul Glorc of Jacksonville, who Is In charge of adult Sun­ day School work for the Flor­ ida Baptist Convention, led the Institute following the supper cn the s u b j e c t , ‘'Reaching Adulta for Christ.” The Insti­ tute continued on Saturday night and was concluded Sun­ If you have central h*aN day night when Glore spoke to tng, you con have custom adults during their regular weather comfort oil sum­ 19G3 COUNCIL members attending dedication Training Union meeting. mer long. There's a 6-1 of the new Longwood City Hnll and Fire House Officers of the Sunday Central Cooling Unit to fit were Chairmnn R. C. Carlson, B. L. Helms, School’s Adult 1 Department your present furnace. Th* Mayor A. R. Lormann, Carl Lomniler and J. R. R IV E R CLUB luncheon \vn# enjoyed by this contingent of Sanford nnd are Mrs. Willism J. Guess, indoor air-handling unit Reiter, left to right. Ceremony centered around superintendent! Fred Grny, Seminole County officials this past week ns they toured the Jacksonville mounts in a minimum of placing of the marble plnque engraved with Holm berg W ins associate superintendent; Elspace . . . the outside unit Port Authority installation. They checked the*municipal docks and ware­ nnmes of the council members. (Herald Photo) CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) is factory-sealed with G -l'* wood Smith, secretary nnd houses after a morning-long conference with Jacksonville authorities. A —Hon Holmbcrg of Brooklyn. famous condensing coil fea­ Mrs. Bryon Leach, Mrs. Wilsimilar installation is being sought for Sanford and Seminole County to N’. V., defeated Australia's t u r i n g thousands af tiny Bum Grumkow and Cecil Stu­ cope with the cargo expected when the Snnford-to-TRtisvil!c canal is Roy Emerson, G-2, 6-4, 9-7. aluminum spine* coaling nt t, teacher*. Sunday to win tho Caracas 50°o more efficiently than Adult II Department offi­ dredged. plate tin s. . . factory-sealed men's singlet tennis title. cer* are C. O. Todd, superin­ quick-connect lines . . . G - l tendent; Frank Jones, associ­ thermostat to hold comfort ate superintendent; C. T. whara you want it . . . plus Rabun, secretary and Mrs. low cost installation using Harry J. Titshaw, Mrs. Voile asisting ducts and register*. Post will meet at 8 p. m. By Donna Estra David Jeffreys, director of Central Florida area AARP Williams Jr., Mrs. Lucille CALL Circulating air i* filtered field operations of National chapters arc meeting in Or­ Abrams ami Bryon Leach, VFW Post 8‘207 will meet at Thursday, also nt the Post to reduca dirt, dust and pol­ Retired Teachers Association lando at the Parliament teachers. 8 p. m. today at the Post Home Home. Mrs. Ruth Hopkins, len. Muggines* is toah*d H o u s e Thursday afternoon and the American Association on the Old Dixie Highway president, will conduct the right out at the air by G-I'a with Jeffreys to plan organ­ of Retired Persons from ization and service programs meeting. north of Longwood. dehumidifying process. Commander Robert March Washington, D. C., will speak for retirement people in Cen­ M O V IN G A N D S T O R A G E CO., IN C . Danny Thomas, Born Amo* will preside nnd discr *i»n of at tha monthly meeting of the tral Florida. Jacobs, formed his stage the rummage sale scheduled Grant's Crawler Part* A DeBary Chapter of the Amer­ Service Inc. of Longwood April 3-4 at Fern Plaza vvill name by making use of the ican Association of Retired 322-1561 given names of tils two broth­ has been chartered by Sec­ Lc held. Persons, Friday, at 10 a.m. In 5 0 4 C c lo y Ave. S n n fo rd , Fla. 118 Magnolia ers, Danny and Thomas. Tha Auxiliary Unit to th* retary of State Tom Adams. the Firemen's Recreational The firm, whose mailing Hall. address is Post Office Box Jeffreys was the former A meeting of rommiisioncrs 197, has 100 shares of com­ chief of Regional Offices and State Relations for tike special for tha Lake Mary Fire Dis­ mon stock nt Slot) a share. It will dral in merchan­ staff on aging, U. S. Depart trict has been called for 8:30 ment of Health, Education p. ra. Thursday for the pur­ dise, real and persons! propand Welfare. Prior to that ap pose of organization and elec­ erty. Tho incorporators arc J. R. Grant, R A. Grant and pointinent he was consultant tion of a chairman. The meeting will he held at E. Ruth Grant, all of Long­ of aging for the American wood. Public Welfare Association the Lake Mury Fire Hall. and director of the institution al service division of the Cook County, III., Department of Public Welfare. The public is invited to hear Mr. Jeff reys. Colonel William H a g u e , earlier scheduled to address the March AARP meeting, will give his Americanisation address, “ Are You A Citizen or A Sucker?" at the April meeting in DeBary. Officers and directors of |SMMHM>w»Meeeme>ei»ee»eetl - (Tiff ' March 10, 1964 — Page 3| A Reception ami Show was planned for Sunday, April '26 by members of the Deltnry * Arts nnd Crufts Club at their meeting last week. Members also were remind­ ed to prepare exhibits for tho Non-Juricd Show to be held in the DeBary Room Galleries of tho Mansion House during May. Dr. Gerald Grain was named j chairman of the nominating committee ami two new mem­ bers, Mrs. E. Nison and Mrs. I.ois McCaskell, were present­ ed by Mrs. Adam Muller, mem­ bership chairman. A “ Critique” on several paintings in oil nnd water col­ or. submitted by members of the club, was conducted by Arthur Bennett of Dclniud. FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 » Auxiliary Plans Plastic Party I •••• DeBary Club Plans Show Adult Classes Have Institute At Pinecrest HOW'S YOOR SAVINGS AVERAGE? COME DISCOVER A NEW BREED OF FORDS! If it's "o n ce in aw hile" or "n o w and then", you're prob­ ably away down the listl But it's easy to bat 1 0 0 0 percent on your savings program! How? Make a deposit every payday at our bankl Try it! Ford's enjoying one of the greatest winning streaks in racing history— outscoring competition almost 2 to 1 in NASCAR-sanctioned stock-car racing alone! And that’s only one aspect of the exciting big change in Ford! You just have to drive one yourself to discover how silently a Ford rides, how deftly it handles, how eagerly it responds! Why not take that drive soon? How Ford racing halpg bring you a battar ca n Automotive engi­ neers will tell you the track is a valuable laboratory. For example, Ford racing has ted to a better block, improved pistons, improvod valve train, stronger connecting rods and bolts. Such improve­ ments contribute to total perform­ ance in your everyday driving. TEST-DRIVE A TOTAL PERFORMANCE WINNER. . . AT TOUR FORD DEALER’S -KATXXIt-IAN*-^—. . . . . Strickland - Morrison, lac., Sanford, Fla. r. * * «. If You’re Interested In An A-1 Used Car Be Sure To See Your Ford Dealer “ ^SANfORO-ATUNTIC* ■ KMBOB “It’* a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic” �_ JS — « a „ - £g8 5 a = >*.2 2 c —£ o H T3 s ^= C. u §u P *1 £ K 6) »C r~ - 4 H • X �V - : kr •'*>?•' • i r - Representative James Sweeney Speaks By Mr*. M a n Mailer The DeBary Buslncu and Profeailona! Women’* Club held ita dinner meeUng at the DeLand Country Club. M argaret William* gave the devotional. Ora White, first vice president, preildcd. Mr*. George Frlion Sr., in* traduced the speaker, Rep. Jam es Sweeney, of DeLand, who apoke on the strength of women in America, since they received the right to vote. II all women would take an Interest and active part In what goes on in the state and federal government*, t h e y would help clean up the cor­ ruption. Rep. Sweeney held a question and answer period following the speech. The nominating chairman Helen Stripp, presented the new slate of officers who were accepted and will be Installed la April: Bert Lederbaus, president; M a r g a r e t Wll liams, first vice president; Helen Snodgra**, second vice president; Jo Peck, third vice presidents Mary Ann Lederhaus, recording secretary; Theresa Prison, correspond­ ing secretary, and Sally Netder, treasurer. IBe guests present were Mrs. Darwin Bruce, Betty Peacock and her sister, Mad­ e ira Fraser. •Hr # saf ari P a n s — March 1 0 ,10S4 |m l Miss Janice L. Winn To W ed William. A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. Wynn, of Sanford, are an­ nouncing t h e engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Janice Lee Wynn, to William Andrew Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manley W. Fisher, of Strat­ ford, Conn. Miss W y n n graduated from Seminole High School, and is presently attending Woody's Hairstyling Insti­ tute in Orlsndo. The groom elect graduat­ ed from Frank 8cott Bun­ nell High 8chool, In Strat­ ford, and is presently sta­ tioned a t the Orlando Air Force Base ss a Missile Gui­ dance Electronics Technician. The date of the wedding has been set for March 28, In ths local All Souls Cath­ olic Church. All friends are cordially invited to attend the wedding. Leesburg Speaker To Address Club At Dinner By Julia Bartoe MISS JANICE LEE WYNN Mrs. Alice 8mart of Lees­ burg, well-known Florida na­ tive who has contributed much to beautification of the state, will be guest speaker a t Thursday’s covered dish supper and program meeting of the Altamonte Springs Featuring topics of educa­ Decorations for all sessions Garden Club. Mrs. Smart has served in tional Interest, District IV of were centered around the many areas of beautifica­ Delta Kappa Gamma, honor­ Seminole theme. Luncheon decor Included an unusual tion, among them as execu­ ary for outstanding women By Julia Bartoe table arrangement of Florida educators, held its annual tive secretary of the Na­ New officers of the Alta­ tional Landscapa and Nur­ meeting at Seminole High fruits and vegetables with driftwood. Seminole Indian monte Springs Civic Club, seryman’s Association, a % School recently. dolls, curios and costumes Among the speakers were elected a t the March meet­ public relations and publicity Mrs. Addle Lewis, state presi­ carried out t h a colorful ing, are Mrs. E. B. Taylor, director for the Florida Nur­ dent of the organization; Mrs. scheme. p r e s i d e n t ; Mrs. Georgs sery and Landscape Com­ George Bsst, Kissimmee, who After the delightful buffet Hearn, vice president; Mrs. pany, as author of plants told of her participation in a w a s served, entertainment Farley Wells, recording sec­ and landscaping articles for tour of South America last was provided by Mrs. Mary retary; Mrs, Clifford 8ands, the Florida Magaxine and as summer as a part of a semi­ Joyce Bateman and Mrs. eorreapendlng secre­ a newspaper writer. Her nar In comparative education Boyd Coleman. A fashion ta ry ; Mrs. E. W. Dallman, book, “Florida Trees for conducted by Delta Kappa In­ show was presented with Mrs. treasurer and Mrs. M. G. Florida Homes,’' is widely ternational in cooperation Fred R. Ganas as narrator. circulated in the state. with Kent State University, She read original verses de­ ra te , historian. Other guests a t the meet­ and Miss Grscicla DeRosas, scribing appropriate costumes Installation for the new officers will be conducted at ing will be Mrs. Maxine foreign exchange student from for teachers while the attrac­ Wlntburger, Mrs. Smart's Argentina, who is currently tive models displayed clothes the May luncheon. Whiner of the comic dress secretary; Faul Shaw, man­ a senior a t Edgcwater High from Millie's Fashions. The Seminole High triple trio sang contest was Mrs. Margaret ager of the A l t a m o n t e School "J Love Paris," “ Easter Bon­ Wslee who received an or­ Springs Branch of Florida chid plant. In the contest N u r s e r y and Landscape net," and “I Love Being A Girl." club members modeled old, Company and Brown Collier discarded dresses bought of ths Orlando Sunday MsgThe morning session fea­ tured reports by chapter pressight unseen a t the previous aslne. meeting. Judges were Mrs. idents from nine Central Florida counties, while in the C K. Fisbar of the Cassel­ Musical Planned afternoon reports from state berry Women's Club. The Angelus Singers of Or­ committee chairmen w e re In other business final lando will appear at ths DeBy Mrs. Adam Muller heard. plana were made for ths Bary Community Center on The Denary Garden Club The local committee mem­ “old-fashioned food sale" to March 17 at I p.m. These held their regular monthly bers Included Mrs. P. J . be hsld this Saturday a t the singers presented a musical meeting recently at the Com­ Westgate, Miss Ethel Riser Community House from 13 program last season at the munity Center, with Mrs. and Mrs. W. P. Layer, fi­ u.m. until 1 p.m. Members DeBary Center, and you will C.E. Rutter presiding. Ths nance; Miss Edna Chittenden wsre asked to donate Iteir- not want to miss this pro­ members voted to send a and Miss Barbara Jtuprecht, for ths sals. gram. rheck to the Garden Club hospitality; Miss Mabel Chap­ Headquarters for the names man, Mrs. Lucille Snyder and of the seven past presidents Miss Anna Bandy; Mrs. W. B. to be entered on the Past Wray, Mrs. Ben Wiggins, P re s e n t* List. By Sue Burnett Mrs. J . C. Mitchell, Mrs. D. So easy to make, you'll Mrs. Preston Mcnesn In­ G. Walton and Mrs. Nancy want to sew several of these troduced Mrs. Aldo H. Loos Brock, decorations; Mrs. Ben bib aprons for yourself and of the DeUary Club, who Wiggins and Mrs. R. T. Milto have on hand for shower presented a program on wee, music; and Mrs. R. J. gifts, etc. J a p a n e s e flower arrange­ Schmidt, director, District IV. No. 82a with Patt-O-Rama ments. Mrs. Loos spent sev­ is in sixes 34, 38, 38, 40, 42, eral years In Japan where 44, 40, a . Site 38, 24« yards she studied flower arrange­ of 33-lnch. ments under master teach­ To order, send SO cents In ers. Using fresh cut blooms, coins to: and dried twigs, she made Sue Burnett several simple arrangements. The Sanford Herald In one demonstration she Mrs. Wayne Norris of 1150 Ave. of Americas held to the Japanese tradi­ Sanlsndo Estates was host­ New York, N. Y. 10038 tion of only the strongest ess last week to the Dorcas For first-class mailing add and best blooms being used, Circls of the Casselberry 10 cents for each pattern. pointing to the sky, with C o m m u n i t y Methodist Print name, address with strength and beauty from Chqrch. Eleven m e m b e r s zone, style number and site. tw o surrounding blooms; were in attendance for the Ready for your new-season cutting ths flower stems un­ meeting during which plans sewing . . . the spring and der water, then plunging for the further sale of the summer *64 issue of our pat­ them into rubbing alcohol kitchen aid, “quick cutters" tern book Basic Fashion. SO several days. With dried wsre made. Mrs. Eva Ven­ cents. honeysuckle twigs, she show­ ice led the devotion. ed the ecnsitlve that could be created with azaleas and Show Planned A whlny voice clashes with The Auxiliary to the De­ other garden blooms In a r­ an Impeccable appearance. Bary Volunteer Fire Depart­ rangements. ment will sponsor a Straw­ berry Festival and Fashion Show, with fashions by Gibb's of DeLand, on April 22, a t 7 p.m., with Mrs. Charles Ul­ rich the narrator. Cards will by Marie Davaat follow the show. NEW YORK: — Chemical wardly caused, dry up or be­ science has found a white come less noticeable I But substance made with quick­ don’t take my word for it. LOOK ! ! silver th at works wonders on Make a 6-day te st without wrinkled, roughened face and risking one pennv. Ju st get a Inaeraprlaf Maltreat hands. Use it one time and it Jsr of Peacock's Imperial Renovation Special is entirely possible you will Creme a t your favorite de­ Includes: eee Improvement next morn­ partment or drug store. Use • Cleaning ft Processing ing. In a few days dry-skin this thrilling cream for 6 Felt wrinkles sta rt to vanish. days—and if you are not de­ • Brand New Cover fee Many of ths small ones lighted with results, full price Mattress around the eyes and mouth will be refunded. No nurstions • Brand New Insulation have already disappeared. But a s k e d . Peacock's Imperial where needed that is not alii “Old-Age" Creme can work wonders for (weathered) brawn spots on wrinkles, lines, brown spots SANFORD hands and anna—brown ‘age” and other weathered blem­ l i t Magnolia darknaas on • *surface of face ishes. You may obtain Impe­ ades away! ei and neck fades Rich rial Creme for 97-00 plus tag Avenue ells lubricates pores so „ black- from Phene FA M i l l heads can slip out without squeezing. Surface pimples TOUCHTON’S and blemishes and scars, out­ PICKUP and PKLtVKKT Local Teachers H old Annual Civic Club Elects District Meeting A t S H S New Officers To Install In May DeBary Garden Club Meets For Flower Program Ml 1 IN1 F A S H IO N O R IG IN A L S South Seminole Personals W R IN K LE S 0 ’14s 2J. Past Matrons, Past Patrons Are Recognized Forty-one members and six visitors participated In honor­ ing the past matrons and pa­ trons of Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, alio affiliated past matrons and patrons and one out-of-town past patron, Chris Ptizler, Ta­ coma, Wash. They were escorted back of Ester’s chair, where each was introduced, and saluted with a ceremony entitled, “The House The Matrons Built." Officers taking part in the ceremony were: Mrs. L. E. Estes, worthy matron; Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, aisociiite matron, and the five star offi­ cers. Each officer read, from their large colorful story­ books, the story of the House The Matrons Built. Mrs. Charles E. Cole, m ar­ shal, presented each with a personal gift from the worthy matron. Being the senior past matron, Mrs. R. W. Turner thanked the worthy matron for Uic- gifts in behalf of all past matrons and patrons. Past matrons honored in eluded Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, Mrs. John Shepard, Mrs. J. H. An­ derson Jr., Mrs. Floyd Alhow. Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Wal­ ter Raines, Mrs. J. E. Cour­ ier, Mrs. Joseph Leinhart, Mrs. Charles B. Cole, Mrs. J. P. Holttclaw, Mrs. Edith Dut­ ton and Mrs. Alice Click. The past patrons Included J. E. Blackman, R. E. Peuri­ foy, Eugene G. Helnsius and Chris Pitzler. The altar was draped In memory of Mrs. Emma Vic­ toria Hall Saunders, past worthy grand matron of the State of Florida. Mrs. Saun­ ders was worthy grand m a­ tron in 1831 and 1052. First time visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pitzler. Substituting officers were Mrs. Charles B. Cole, m ar­ shal, and Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, associate conductress. Fbllowing the m e e t i n g everyone enjoyed cake, cof­ fee, nuts and mints served by Mrs. C. N. Robertson, chair­ man, Mrs. W. A. Reynolds Mrs. Sarah Polly, Mrs. Wal­ ter Raines and Miss Anna Meulr. The table was overlaid with a white cloth. In the center was a large cake made in ths shape of an open Bible with the words, “Faith," a n d "P rayer" inscribed in orchid. Large orchids were used on the table to complete the decor. Randy Brown Honored At Seventh Birthday Party Randy Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willi* Brown, 1329 Summerlin Avenue, was fet­ ed with a party at his homy In honor of his seventh birthday. The guests played several games, with prizes won by Dottle Llnley, Michael Galletta and Donald Brown. The h o n o r s * received many gifts from relatives and friends. Refreshments of c a k e , cold drinks, Ice ersam, and candy were served with fav­ ors of horns to ths young­ sters. Those gathering to wish Randy as hsppy birthday were: Marla and Michael Galletta, Dottle Llnley, Reg Garner, Randy Templin, B J. Hall, and the honoree's bro­ thers, Gary, Donald, and Kenny, and stater, Laurie Lynn. Sanlando Springs Toured By Garden Circle The Magnolia Garden Circle met recently at the home of Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr. The hostess served her guests coffee and rolls. After a short business meeting, which included discussions on the new Garden Club Center and committee reports, the group left for the lovely gar­ dens at Sanlando Springs. Lunch was enjoyed at tha Trade Winds Cafeteria. Those attending were Mrs. S. L. Wiggins, Mrs. E. H. Smith, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mrs. F. J. Harris, Mrs. Frank Lieske and Mrs. Lu­ cille Abrams. * '* Opera Slated The Music Department of the DeBary Woman’s Club will present a Program of Operas, Wednesday at 2 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Price Goodson, Sunset Drive. Mrs. Henry Lasher will be co-hos­ tess. Folk Dancing Enjoyed By Girl Scouts Girl Scout Troop 223 started folk dancing at its recent meeting. Ths teachers are Miss LaVerne Sweeney and Miss Betty Watson, physical education teachers at Sanford Junior High School. The girls will spend four weeks work ing on their dancing badge. The troop went on a bike and picnic recently and en joyed games and singing after lunch. The girls took part in Girl Scout Sunday by attending the First Methodist Church together, and the Commemor­ ative Services of 32 years of Girl Scouts at tha Civle Cen ter Sunday afternoon. The leaders are Mrs. Joyce Sawyers and Mrs. Ruth Ball. Those attending were Susie Adams, Margie Ball, Lynn Prelden, Jenny Mills, Beth Secord, Gayle Sawyers, Don­ na Sawyers, Jennett* Dunn, Carol Harden, Ann MacLauchlln, Julie Miller, Carol Sue McLeUan, Debbie Whit­ mire, Patsy Perkins, Suzanne Brown, Cynthia DuBols, Kakl Bishop, Judy Smith and Lusnn Dsngleman. Enterprise Personals Cbeiter Henderson joined with a group of men of the Plymouth Avenue Christian Church of DeLand, to meet DeBary with representatives of other churches at the Gold Head Branch State Park, near Key­ stone Heights, to study the possibility of establishing a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chris­ church camp somewhere zwar ten of Aster Drive spent a there. week at Fort Lauderdale vis­ iting Mr. Christen’i brother, Mrs. Alfred Clapp, of Mont­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chris­ clair, N. J., arrived Sunday ten. for several weeks here at her bom*. Mrs. E. Reilly of Azalea Drive returned with h e r friend, Mrs. L. Haren, from KING’S BEAUTY SALON Over Ren is Mat's Drag a visit to Sarasota and S t SPECIAL $3.06 Petersburg, in time for a din­ 910.00 Cold Wav* Comp. Shampoo A Set 91-36 ner engagement at the De­ Cut 91 Bary Restaurant with Mrs. N* A ppt Nee. I tl- tM l Elsa Unkles, of DeBary. Personals RANDY BROWN M iss Leslie Jones Feted At-Miscellaneous Shower Miss Lesll* Jones was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower recently at ths horns of Mrs. Marvin Dyal. Miss Jones Is the bride-to-be of Tom Best. Co­ hostesses for this affair were: Mrs. Harold Whlttern, Mrs. Rudy Sloane, Mrs. Har­ old Heckenbach. During ths games, prizes were won by Mr*. N.L. Bis­ hop and Mrs. M.L. Nichols. An arrangement of camel­ lias in brass scales was the center of attraction in ths hostess’s living room. A min­ iature bride under white hells, hanging from a chan­ delier, topped ths dining ta ­ ble. Those h o n o r i n g Miss Jones were: Mrs. Bill Glenn, Mrs. it ary Washburn, Mrs. Pat Johnson, Mrs. J.S. Ekera, Mrs. Bert Chapman, Mrs. N.L. Bishop, Mrs. Dor­ othy Waller, Mrs. M.L. Nich­ ols, Mrs. Pat Lanier, Mrs. Ted Williams, Mrs. Ernest Southward, Mr*. Paul Mor­ gan, Mrs. Rill Kirk, Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Mrs. Roy Wall, Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. C.L. Echols, Mrs Ash­ by Jones, Miss Edna Powell, Misa Barbara Flynt, Miss Carol Sobeck, and Miss Don­ na Newsome. Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine LEVIS AMERICAS FINEST IfANS • Use* HU Denims & Casuals Open Fri. Nights Qim M ENS V MEN Ko W EAR 111 Magnolia Sanford Phone FA 2-1533 MOOEL TP-SISST GENERAL ELECTRIC FROST-GUARD 14 •m au T o sn m a • NsDstrsitiag aver, Mt i la rrtezarl • Big Zers-Htgrte fraear, Mslis ap to 129 *Ll • Sllle-Ost Ikshssl • 2 Partelaia Vegetall* Dome* 13J so. R. Bat VeMaa 3 3 3 9 9 5 Sanford Electric Co. o 118 Macnolia 322-1562 Compact Equipment Increases Efficiency ...and Saves Costly Space Don't sit a round . . . hop to it.... Push-button telephones allow busy people to handle several call* at one time. These instruments epeed your telephone work; make it easy for you to transfer calls; let you hold calls while you talk on another line. Streamlined console “switchboards" sit conven­ iently on tha comer of a desk. Yet they handle just as much traffic as ■regular PBX board) These modem consoles are the answer for many business problems. Is your equipment keeping up with your needs? Call your Telephone Company Business Office for a free communications check up. S o u th e rn / Ij �f •» Dinforf WrrmTB TV Time Preview* d U y h l i y h iA By Judy Turner • (Editor* Note: Mr*. Turn* er will be on Tiration for the n e it w re ra l week*. While *he I* (one this col­ umn will be written by Dottie Auitin, who will be In tourh with club publicity representative*. If you hav* new* for the column, plea»e call The Sanford Herald and leave a message for Mr*. Austin who will call you back.) * * • New* deadline for the first "Scven-Ettea" newspaper publi*hed by the VAH-7 enlisted wive* club is March 20. News can be turned in to Mrs. Kelly Burdick a t 323-0977. Board members of th* club worked on the newspaper d u r tog meeting a t the home of Mr*. Roy Pounds, the club president. The officers alto completed plana for an Easter Egg hunt a t Lake Golden for their children on Easter Sun­ day. March 29. Those a t the meeting wrere Mrs: Pet* Armstrong, Mrs. C< Stringer, Mrs. C. D. Johnson Mr*. C. R. Brown, Mr*. Rob­ ert Hodges and Mrs. Burdick, s e e Volunteers for N ary Relief work ars needed for th* San, ford NAS division, ao that it may operate with ft complete schedule. Mrs. J. O. Mayo requested th at interested wives contact her. Chaplain Robert Deal will give a short court* on th* work and no previous axperl enre is necessary. Tha announcement waa made during tha Naval Officers Wives board meeting held at the home of Mrs. William Mai iczowtki. Other business Included dit eustion of th* bombing derby plans and a request for an an teitainm ent act for May 12 at the high school. A vr.riety pro­ gram is planned for the bene fit of th* Littla Red School Hout* and anyone who would Ilk* to participate can call Mrs. J. F. Barlow. The home decorating course will resumo after the bombing derby with Mrs. B art Barth •lemew and Mrs. Barlow in chnrge. Mrs. Martin Sheridan was appointed the new represent* tlve from VA1I-3 to take the placa of Mrs. Clifton Dowell who** husband will leav* for Fensacola and NAO school on Murch 16. Mrs. Sheridan will alto Uka Mrs. Dowell’s place aa publicity chairman for th* NOW club. Those attending th* board meeting war* Mrs. Robert W ars, Mrs. R. 8. Beat, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Mrs. Jam ss Olson, Mrs. W. E Yellnak, Mrs. A1 Weeks, Mrs. Dowell, Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Mayo. • • • Guests of honor a t ths VAH-I enlisted wives club meeting Thursday night will be Mr*. Paul Werner, wife of tho commanding officer of ths squadron and Mrs. Wallses Russell, wife of ths executive officer of the squadron. Th* meeting will b* held a t 7:30 p. m. in tha NAS ballroom and all VAH-8 enlisted wives are invited to attend. • • • Mrs. John K. White, a Navy wifa formerly of Sanford, writes from Whldbey Island th at she was recently elected president of tha Naval Of­ ficers Wives club of Whldbey Island. She will serve a six month term as president of the 300 member club. She sends her best wishes to tha many person* sh* knows in Sanford and is looking for­ ward to seeing them all again aoma time. Mrs. White was active in both Navy and civic club* dur­ ing her atay in Sanford. Her present add ret is 102 Monticello Way, Oak Harbour, Washington. • • • St. Patrick and all thos* green Leprechans will be sal­ uted by th* Chiefs Petty Offi­ cer* club on March 14 whan Irish Stew will bo aerved free to the patron*. Bill Adler will furnish th* music for the eve­ ning and wive* of the Chief's are serving a* hostesses, greeting the guests. On the day itself, March 17, th* club will have a fish fry and a two piece combo for dancing. Retired chief* in tha area a rs invited to aend their namaa and addresses to th* club so they may be put on th* mailing list. s e e Mrs. R. H. Cook* was pro- sented with a farewell gift at the March coffee of the offi­ cers wives of VA1I-9. Mrs. Cooke's husband is going to another Sanford squadron. Hostesses for the coffee were Mrs. G. L. Thompson and Mrs. A. O. Karnes. It was held at the Karnes home. Mrs. Karnes will become the treasurer of tho wives club, hiking over from Mrs. Cooke. Attending were Mrs. J. L. Shipman, Mrs. J . A. deGanahl, Mr*. Paul Criswell, Mr*. T. E. Quillin, Mr*. A. F. Reno, Mrs. Norman Marshall, Mr*. Gerald Henson, Mrs. G. F. Atkinson, Mrs. W i l l i a m Malicsowski, Mr*. Shanley Pochardo and Mra. J. J. Moynihan. • • • Three new members were welcomed to tho VAH-11 onlitted wives club at its meet­ ing Thursday. They were Mrs. Betty Newsome, Mrs. Mary Htbley and Mrs. Judy Wall, who will be the club's new sec­ retary-treasurer. Mrs. Ilene Cornett was the hostess for tho meeting. Proceeds from a recent bake sale totaling nearly $20 were turned over to the chaplain's office for work in the nursery and toys collected by the wivea were also donted to the nursery. • • • Hostess for the staff offi­ cer* wives coffee Thursday waa Mr*. Warren Hoeller. She served a variety of pastries, cookie* and frozen pineapplechocolate tidbits to the women attending. Those attending were Mrs. J. O. Mayo, Mrs. Donald Eth­ el!, Mrs. David Dearolph, Mrs. John Hoganson, Mrs. W. K. Marklcy, Mrs. O. W. McGuire, Mrs. Cliff Nelson and Mrs. Edgar Miller. • • • Mrs. Neil Prudcn and Mrs. Jack Dunn arc guest* of tho Orlando Air Force Daso hos­ pital, Ward 10. They will both be there for a while, and visit­ ors are welcome. • • • Decorations in nn Easter theme highlighted tho home of Mrs. Gerald Chapdelaina for tho March coffee of the VAH-7 officers wives club. Co-hostessca were Mrs. David Sharp and Mra. R i c h a r d Wright. Easter basket with pink flowers, colored eggs and a small bunny inside was on tha pink cloth covered table. Bou­ quets of axolcas were around tha room. Tha hostesses served minia­ ture cinnamon and froated doughnuts and cookies to those present who were hire. B. B. Brcwn, Mrs. Kenneth Enney Mrs. P. J . Cann Mra. Richard Conn Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Mr*. Dan Heseau, Mrs. Bob Rankin, Mra. J . R. Tuttle, Mrs. Paul Marcotte, Airs. J. A. Bums, Mrs. Bob Msrrett, Airs. Ed Foy, Mrs. Georgs UffAan, Airs. Roy McClain and Airs. R. W. Martin. * • • Two naw members war* wel­ comed and a farewell said to ona a t th* Thursday luncheon of ths atatlon officer* wives club a t ths Tree-Top room of the Langford hotel. Mra. Robert Jones w ait greeted a t her firet luncheon and Mra. William Riddell, a bride of two weeks was alio welcomed. Mr. Raymond Bet­ ancourt, who will b« leaving wth her husband and fiva chil­ dren for Whldbey Island, waa presented with a email silver Revere bowL Mrs. David Olmstead, presi­ dent of tha group, presided over tha ceremonies. A St.. Patrick’s Day them* was carried out by tha name tags made of shamrocks and 8-9 p.m. CBS. The Red Skcl ton Hour. Spottily funny when the bedlam doesn't shatter your eardrums in the main sketch. Red adopts his sim poring George Appleby char actcr and borrows Vivian Vance from "The Lucy Show' to play his nagging wife Clara. It’s a situation where blundering George sinks all his savings into an ice cream parlor he never should have bought. A pantomime later on, involving Red and Jackie Coogan as neighbors with similar but competing ideas of relaxation, is quite funny. For straight music, the five womenfolk o f f e r a novel brace of folk tongs. 8:30-9 p.m. ABC. Mcllale'a Navy. " S ta n Over Taratupa." Yoshio Yoda geta the big chance to ham it up on to­ night's episode about the PTa centerpiece of white flowers arranged in a green hat. Atn. Robert Farrell, a guest of Mrs. Charles Aloroslnl, won tho centerpiece as a door prize. Hostesses for the luncheon wer* Mrs. Thomas Condtr and Mr*. Betancourt. Guests at tha luncheon In­ cluded Airs. Kenneth Wing, a guest of Airs. Vincent Law; Mrs. Ormand Rabcox, th* aunt of Mra. Earl Unger, and Airs. Donnld Miller, the eieter-inlaw of Airs. Jay Milter. • • • boat being immortalised la a Hollywood documentary. Ro­ bert F. Simon contributes an amusing portrayal of a Holly­ wood director and Ernest Borgnine restores the faith of those who regard him as a champion mugger. Fani of the series will continue to find lots of laughs. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat Junction. Not much of a laugh plot but there a r t a lot of weird am ateur entertainers (o make it fun. Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) promotes an am ateur talent contest in the hopes one of his three pretty nleees will emerge the winner. In fact, he tries every unethical trick from eliminat­ ing the competition to rigging the applause, much to the dis­ approval of Sister Kate (Bea Renideret) who succeeds in keeping the contest on sn hon­ est level. 9-10 p.m. ABC. Greatest Show on Earth. "The Night the klonkey Died." Yvonne deCarlo, who'll shortly be touring the counlry as one of the stars of "Enter Laugh­ ing," in which shs's appear­ ing on Broadway, makes an Infrequent TV guest appear­ ance on a film seriei. In this episode of misery under the big top, she plays a Gypsy fortune teller. The story in­ volves death and vengeance and M in deCarlo'* attempt lo implement an old Gypsy legend (specially created for this broadcast). Christian Henrik Werner, the eon of Cdr. and Aire. Paul Werner, is visiting his grand­ parents, Col. and Airs. Arthur Emmerson In Coke, Va. • • • TU ESD A Y P . M. New officers of tha VAH-9 O) enlisted wives club will be 4:11 («) N ewt. Sparta, elected a t their meeting Afarch W eelher 1• (I) E ditorial 19 at 8 p. m. No place has been Sft:IS (», N ew t, Sports, set as yet for the meeting. W oather 8-10 p.m. NBC. Richard Boots*. "The Arena" Part I This being an election year, get ready for a rash ot polit­ ically oriented iclcplays. This one offers the case of the cru­ sading D. A. seeking his un named party's nomination for the post of senator from his unnamed state. Our D. A. is subjected to every pressure a normal politician might be ex­ posed to in a lifetime. There is nothing particularly novel about this, but it is well done and it certainly is timely. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Garry Moor* Show. (Repeat) Co­ median Alan King, singer Mel T orn* and dancer-singer Roy C aitlt make up tonlght'a guests, ably supported by reg­ ulars Durward Kirby and Dorothy Loudon. If you've ever h id to asiembla any­ thing delivered from a depart­ ment store, you’ll appreciate Durward’a frustration when he tries to put a bicycle to­ gether with Dorothy Loudon. 10-11 p.m. Th* Bell Tele­ phone Hour (Color) Because of Gwen Verdon's lsst-mlnute withdrawal, the emphasis of tha Telephone's Hour's 1,001st broadcast switches from musleal comedy to classics. The replscements are the noted Russian violinists, D a v i d Oistrakh and his son Igor, making their debut on U. S. television with Bach's "Con­ certo In D Minor for Two Vio­ lins." Jack Jones and Susan Watson do a selection of show and pop tunes charmingly. Television Tonight • • • Officers wives of VAII-5 met a t th* home of Mrs. Wallacs Russell for their March coffee. Mrs. Steve Ryan was co-hostess and the ladies served pastries and coffea to the guest*. Thos* attending were Airs. Don Heard, Mrs. Bob Love­ lace, Aire. Nick Alergo, Airs. Vincent Monroe, Air*. Don Ncibitt, Mrs. James Olson, Mr a . Clifford Thompson, Mrs. Bob Watson, Mrs. Paul Werner, Mr*. Goshorn, Airs. Richard Wells, Airs. Jerry Mickelson, Mrs. Jack Lillis and Mrs. Roy Lewis, • • • COMING EVENTS WEDNESDAY A. MWednesday, March 11 t i l l (7) Bllmnaattes CPO Wives club board 1:11 (I ) Sunahlne Almanao meeting, 8 p.m. Horn* *f (I ) News, W eather I d t «) Orava, Farm * apart Mra. P. 3. Weber. III* ( t ) F lorida H istory VA1I-9 o f f i c e r * wives (I ) Sunrlao B e a m ie r bridge, 10 s.m. Horn* of 7:0* (I ) Today (I ) W ak* Dp Moyle* Mrs. T.E. Quillin. 7:1* (f> F ilm Paaturas (I ) M ickle Kvan* Thursday, March IS 7:11 (I ) Local Nawa, W eather VAH-5 o f f i c e r * wive* 1:11 (I) Captain X sa g a ra * bridge, 9:30 a.m. Horn* *f 1:11 (I ) Cartoon* 0:00 ( t ) Divorce Court Air*. Robert Lovslace. (I ) American H illa r y VAH-5 a n l i s t e d wives (I ) K ia r d i* Par Woman t i l l (!) Cartoons meeting, 7:30 p.m. NAS 0:1* (I) Romper Room Ballroom. 1M * ( ! ) S s y W i n (0) New* VAH-8 officer* wiv*i cof­ (1) Spanish fee, 10 a.m. Afterburner! 10:11 (I) N ew s 10:10 tt ) l a y W hea Friday, March II (I) I Lev* Luey VAH-7 officer* bridge, 1 p.m. TV RENTAL VAH-1 Welcome h e m e • ta la s • tarsias party, 7 p.m. NAS ballroom. Alonday, March 11 Seminole TV S t a t i o n officer* wive* PA 8-49M Zenith Csler TV ta la s bridge, 10 a.m. Home of 14M Saaferd Are. Aire. Laurence White. MMlNfJll ^ 7 • __ U ___ _ m \ti t MI DI I 11 r t i ) IN (!) Ilrlanr* 1:41 (S) Cartoons 1:0# <«) Passw ord (») Ann Bothers tl> Lot’s M aks A Deal I t l * (I ) Houaa Tarty (0) Day la Court (2) Tha D octors 1:0* (0) To T ell (ho Truth (0) denaral Ifotp ltal ( ! ) Lorotta Toun* I 14 IS) News 2:20 ( ! ) Ton D sa't Bay (Color) (1) Edge o f X la h l (0) Quern For A Day 4:00 (! ) Match Oamo (4) tu rret Storm (1) Trallmaatar 4:21 (2) Newa 4:20 (2) Ilurna and Attau (I) Uacla W att l i H (1) Heat at O roueht (I) Bourbon Stroat Baal 1:20 (I) Nawa (<) Laava I t T* Baavar OPEN 13:41 N ew Sanford 6 ed their own language, fran­ tically searched for "kicks" and set their interest* that are a real challenge. It has often been a rude and rowdy world—the poorest kind of introduction to adult living. That lx not th* fault of teen-agers. Nobody has both­ ered to teach them the "fem­ inine graces" or the manners of a gentleman. It's about time somebody atarted. If parents are lax about such training, then there is a need for It in the schools. The words "lady" and gen­ tlem an" may have to be tak­ en out of mothballs and put back into current use. For it was when parents and teachers quit using (hose words and holding them up as ideals to young people that the young built their own world, in which auch words "We didn't know what we our confusion would do us some good." East doubled and Edgar stood by his guns. The Jack of clubs was opened. Edgar won in his own hand, cashed one high trump and led the Jack of diamonds. Eventually ha discarded one of his clubs on the long diamond in dum­ my and wound up making four hearts doubled. Three no-trump would al­ most surely have gone down, four hearts played from the other seat would probably have been set by a spado opening and an immediate diamond shift. Yet, Edgar did make four hearts doubled. His conclusion was that ap­ parently a certain providence watches over players who misuse the unusual no-trump. have no meaning. If we want our children to grow into young ladies and young gentlemen instead of rowdy teen-agers, then homes and schools will have lo Join hands in showing them the way, instead of leaving them alone in a graceless, teen­ age world of their own m ak­ ing. To The Top HOLLYWOOD (U PI) Movie producer Jerry BreaJer went to the best sources of Information In search of lo. cation iltse for his film "M a­ jor Dundee." Bresler lent letteri to the governor! of 11 states. He told each governor about his pro­ duction and ill need for ex­ terior locations. Charlton Hes. ton star* In th* Civil War movie. * •* Naad constant doctoring T H igh rep air coeta g o t you feeling low7 Rambler has tha ruggadnaas of Advanced Unit Construction; keeps running ao faithfully, it'* America'* top-sailing compact. P a r a ly s e d b y paym anta? Hudson Prenfcs By Oswald Jacoby ( High car costs burn you up? Squeezed dry every month? Rambler American savings inelude America's lowest prices, low upkeep. I’ric* compari­ sons based on manufacturers' suggested retail prlcaa for lowaat-priced models. Rock butlneis. Go get your mo­ ther!" I GIVE UP DEAR " I " : Inadequate parents rarely appreciate criticism of their child­ ren's manners. Either risk trying to educate your friends, or learn to (d e r­ ate their children's rude­ ness. a • a DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter from AGAINST BRACES and want to tell you that 1 was "against braces," too, until I started to wear them three year* ago. I have made more friends because of my braces. When you meet somebody new and h* wears braces, you can al­ ways start up a conversa­ tion with, "Who is your orthodonlst?" You can talk a long time about whose orthodonist is better, how long you hsve worn braces, and what kind of crooked teeth problem is being cor­ rected. Some of the pro­ blems are fascinating! Some kids who have never worn braces ask dumb questions like, "Don't they get in the way when you kiss?" (They don't.) Just sign me— "FOR BRACES" a a • CONFIDENTIAL TO I. T. The most Important thing a father can do for his child­ ren is to love their mother. * • a Get It off your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. Encloie a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. a • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3363, Ilcverly Hills, Calif., for Abby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." W om anBy Ruth Miiiett Ct/a J k c AT ItM • 4:01 - 8:49 •ill PLUt AT l i l t • 1:41 6:38 - t i l l WHO. A THU a a. Carlas* P u t Rita r I I S PROM NOW” “TUN lA TK R N I” for There la a wonderful arti­ NORTH X* cle by Edgar Kaplan in the A3 V <91731 first U»u* of Modern Bridge 4 K Q 104 which aiarta with th* len­ • A lt ience, "I hat* tha unusual WEST (D) EAST no-trump." AAQJ10I8 *94 W J1 0 9 4 The "unusual no-trump" is • 1 ♦ ♦ A9812 a modern convention in which * J 10181 +QV when no-trump Is bid under BOOTH unusual circumstances the AKB7I player is not showing a noVAKI trump hand, but rather is • J78 • X 83 asking his partner to bid a Both TubMftU* minor suit. Baatk West's opening of two Waal Nacth Seal Pass 3 * Pass spades was the weak two bid. 2 * Doubla Pass 8N.T. In spite of East's raise to Pats Pass 4 ♦ Pats 4 V three Edgar decided he want­ Pass Pass Double P u l ed to play three no-trump. Pass P u b His partner smiled happily Opening le a d - * I and bid four diamonds on the theory that Edgar’s no-trump ] went to four hearts. II* aald, were doing so we might at had been unusual. Nothing daunted, Edgar well be in tha game where WASHINGTON (U PI) — Recreation visits to National Foresta increased by 12 mil­ lion, tha U.S. Department of Agriculture reports. Ths total for 1983 waa 126 million. DEAR ABBY: What does one do about parents who do not Instruct their child­ ren in the proper use of the telephone? I have one fam­ ily in mind, but I know others, who let their c h i l ­ dren answer the telephone, "WHO IS THIS?" This Irks me terribly. They don’t even give you a chance to identify yourself. Once I was almost tempted to aay "It's none of your On(Bhidysi NOW thru WED. 1HI A l H i r O n ly R a n M a r a h r a a y a a a ll M * H • x tr a - v a lw * f a a t a r a i a t a * a n t r a c o s t i 4 Blraagar Advanced Unit Cmstrariiea 4 DoableKafety Drake system 4 Roof-T*f Travel Bark aa 8 of Rambler's 8 wages* / Deep-Dip ruatpraoflag 4 CeramicArmored atheist 4 Many, many mars! Get cool savings— Get Rambler American th* arowd Economy King L IS T O N • CL'AY F IG H T F IL M — Smoking Area — Something Jacoby A private school came up with this idea—to offer its older students an Informal course called "Feminine Graces." But isn't there an even greater need In public high W E D N E S D A Y P . M. 11:** ( t ) T ea r F ir st Impraie* schools for such a cours# for Ion tecn-ag* girls, as well as a ( i t ia>v* *r i.it* corresponding course for boys (0) Sevan Kay* M ill t ( ) Nawa stressing the msnjters of a 12:1* (I ) ttaarch for Tomor­ gentleman? row For too long-teen-agers have (1) F ather K nows Baal (1) Truth ar Cornsbeen living in a world of quanera their own, a world that adults 12:41 (I) tlu ld ln r Light 12:01 (2) NUC Nawa have seemed reluctant to l : t 0 ( ( ) Bachelor F ather even try to influence. ( ! ) Ernla Ford In this world teeners have ( ! ) N ew s W eather 1:11 (2) F ocu s set their own standards, talkl : l* (I ) A* Th* W orld Turaa (0) Nawa By Abigail Van Buren never missed buying my husband and son one on their birthdays. Why aro men so thoughtless? SORE DEAR SORE: Thought­ less? Gifts and an offer of dinner out? Perhaps had you gone out to dinner there would have been a birthday cake awaiting you. What is eating you, Ma­ dame? Your complaint takes the cake! DEAR ABBY: Yesterday was my 48th birthday. My husband gave me a new carpet for the living room and a sofa cover. My son gpve me some charms for my bracelet. My husband offered to take me out for dinner, but I refused. 1 finally opened a few cans, called it dinner and went straight to bed. The big omission was a simple lit­ tle birthday cake! I have Dacrmbar B rlf* C on ctn traliaa McCoys Price la R lth t Mtsalna Links (Color) (I ) Pal* And Oladjra (S) Th* object Is t e a t a so w ta a T en d * w alt B i a n t i •M s s a y la s g AIM* P a th ARO W l * H la a l r N t i n a Of .M ad ia Jan**" Bath fa rate* Ample Free Parking (Dsuah ClJbbij.: (I ) 11:1* (I ) (I ) (I ) 11:1* (1) l:S0 (! ) New*—W aller Cron, kite (S) Nawe— R ea Coehraa (I ) H untlar - Brlaklay 7:0* (S) M-Squad (I) Adventurea ta Para* dlae (>) lltb al 7:1* C> Mr. Novak (S) Combat S:S* (! ) Rad Bkeltea 1:1* (1) T oo Don't l a y <»> MrHalee Navy 1:01 (I) Tha n r e a tea l Show On Earth (1) Ittrhard Ilnnne dhow (I ) 1'etticoat Junction 1:1* (ft) Jack Ilenny 11:10 (I) Cary Moore (I ) Our Man la W eakInaton (I ) Tha F ustttv* 11:00 (>>(*) Newa, W eather, Hporta (S) Mld-Kla. Nawa 1I:SS l> Theater of tha Stare 11:10 (t> T onight Shaw (Cater) t t i t l (I ) Movie MarcJi 10,1964 — Pape r a nd A re a ! DINNER DELIVERY SERVICE T H E H I-M IL E R R-C BY THE DAY OR BY THE WEEK1 Free Menus Features: DELIVERED DAILY C hoice M e a ls-te n d c r! SAMPLE MENU * U .8 . • F r e s h V e g e ta b le s — N o C an n ed G oods • D elicious D e s s e rts * B isc u its — H o m em ade B re a d o r C o rn D read * S ta n d a r d R e h e a ta b le Food C o n ta in e rs * U N R E S T R IC T E D Choice o f 4 Ite m s * S p a rk lin g C lean In su la te d T r a n s f e r B o x es. MONDAY CHECK O NE —Roast Perk —Fried Chicken —Wiener A Sauerkraat —Haliebury Steak —Spaghetti with Meat Hauc* —Special (He* Be lew) 1 | ' • * ■ | . 1 , 1 ■ 1 MON. T H R U SA T . CHECK T H R E E 4 P . M. to 4 P . M—'V egetable Benp - C h e f . Salad —Baked Potato Call or W rite —Mashed P e tit* For Iafam atio a —Potato Salad —Cote Slaw BANFORD REPRESENTATIVE —French Cut Beans E rnest Shank —flncentaah 1217 Palmatt*, Saaferd —Baked Baaas —Apple Pi* —Frnit Jell* j PHONE AVERAGE COST PER PERSON: Sf.29 Kohlsaafg Catering: Co. — a Llteewad Orlando Caterer far 19 Yrs. 1404 E d g e w a te r D r., O rlan d o ’T yiriw ’* •Y A .j — P h o n e G A 2-6343 322-2256 A M RANCH AND COMMCRGtAL VIM ^ ftQ T B B l Raabier Americas 440-Mkadtop, pith avutaom, aeat rids saw beauty N0.1 IN COMPACT-CAB I AXIS iWW» got H jfrjMr t t o f NO.1MUtlfULNESf TOTHEUfIB M Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc* 801W* F irst Street, Sanford, Fla. Watch th* Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings, 10:00, Channel 6 M t f l r t t l 555 W* First S t P a 322-2821 �M e t Farm Teams Start Training Here March 26 55-60 Players Strikes . . . Expected For Spares Spring Work Bailey Speaks Out Against Black Muslims By Jobs Spot ski There were thrills a plen ty a t J e t Lanes over the weekend, thanks to our charming girls bowling in the Annual City Bowling Tourna mentl And look, If by chance you missed out on this fun, be our guest this coming week' end aa the gals take-up with their team events compel! tlon e t 1, 4 k 7 p. m. The doubles and singles follows Sunday with squads a t S A t p. m. Here’s a bird’s eye view of bow the acores were posted following the action of this past weekend. Leading the team entries are the TempetU of the Bill Hemphill MotorBy Julian Stenstrom ettes League. Bowling for the H ires New York Met farm Tempesta are Harriet Gatil, clubs will open spring work­ Evelyn DoMattlo, Mabel Dug outs in preparation for the gan, Edith Zuell and Marian 1964 baseball campaign at Karelia. The Tempest rolled • 2669 Sanforda’ Municipal Stadium team score Including their on March 26, according to an handicap and ara currently announcement today by Met resting In the number one Scout Ray Kennedy. spot. Others starling with Kennedy said that Joe Mc­ the second slot on down are Donald, the assistant director Cut 'N Curl 2633, St. John’s of the Met farm system, Is Really 2639, Seminole County slated to arrive in Sanford on Motor* 2634, Art Brown Pest March 22. He will be followed Control 2618, Monday Night on the 23rd by Ernie White League Team 2612, CPU and Sheriff Robinson, two Wives 2386, Specials 2574, Tur managers In the Meta* system, key TTOtters 2362 and the Le plua another New York scout, Sabres 2332. Walter Millie*. Turning our attention to the On March 25, between 66 doubles standings we find a and 60 players ara expected sister act dominating tlie to arrive via plane in Orlando. scene. Congratulations are in They will be “bussed,” said order for Doris Hock and her Kennedy, to the Mayfair Inn sister Letha Ward with their where they will be quartered 1074 aeries. during the training senson. Pardon me if it appears On March 26, Kennedy said The Bonnevilles moved pail that we're constantly alreasthe Tempests Into second lng the value of each and workouts would get under way ALAN IiRADDOCK, non of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin place In the Bill Hemphill every pin but here once at the local park. “ We’ll be us­ E Braddock, only Enterprise boy who was a Motoretteg League at Jet again this point Is made it­ ing the stadium In addition to member of the DeLand all sta r team which waa one of the auxiliary fields,” Lanei by winning four points self known. runner up in the ntato Biddy League tourna­ over the Ambassador* while The first place due of Hock Kennedy added. m ent played recently in Sanford. All members 'Right now,” he said, the In­ the Tempesta were losing and Ward carry a 1074 aet. of th a t team received trophies HUch as Alan Is so three points to the Le Sabers. They’re closely followed by field has been replaced and the proudly displaying. His grandparents are Mr. Although they moved Into sec­ Thelma Unger and Alice Sex­ clubhouses have been reno­ and Mrs. H. E. Braddock of Martin St., DeLand, ond plaeo in league standings ton with their 1073, And 11 vated, and they're In great and they have other grandchildren playing on they are still eight games In that doesn't beat all, then shape.” other teams so they have to sec all the gumes. The skinned section of the back of the Starchlefa. Linda tako a look again because the P oit had high game for the third place team of Dot But­ Infield was removed and sod­ Bonnevilles with ft2. Betty ton end Jane Spolskl wound­ ded s t the sta rt of last fall's Richey 17fl/455 and Carolyn up their firings with e 1072 football season. “But It's been Nelson 173/443 shared the series. replaced nicely,” r e p o r t e d spotlight for the Le Sabrei. How about that, hull? Only Kennedy, “and the boys wilt Elisabeth Harich wee the two pirn separating the top find it in excellent condition. Go Sherry, 7. M ill Dunmori. entries: •hooting atar for the Specials three teams. Everything,” Kennedy said, r tTonight's, n r r b a i t — a/ie mii «— I. lis t T ons in their three-point victory Continuing with tlie fourth "lias worked out fine so far.” 1. Mika h e r n ia r y . 3. r a y Off SBCOMI H U 'H — .V ia Milt— ever the Starchlefa ea she through sixth slots are Pat Kennedy said the players a r­ Ulrl, I. l.ou llavoc, 4.C'hlck a- 1. Fawn Philip, 3. H alt Poe, rolled a splendid 131/460 aer­ Dearolph and Rose Patrick riving week after next were boo Mail*, I. Motky'a Illuea, «. 3. Cars Coke, 4. Tllllso, t. Oldies. Dee Rose took the high 1020; Fran Pyle and Verna unaeeigned. "They'll be care­ dy O il, 4. W icket Harah, T. Mrs. M .p i, I. Donna's Flray game honors for tho league Bolton 1014 and Nan Quinn k fully screened to give us an MU* with a good 199/483 acriea as Shirley Slmaa with a 1012. Ides of what we'vs got. 8ome t i i i i i i i n t c i : — a / i s w iu — the Invictas won three points t. Wind lo Win. !. Jloro lU y. In the singloi event It'a El­ of these boys era newly sign­ 3. Nobis fh a fia r , 4. Itaflfl from the d a is ie s . The Sky­ len Betts on top of tlie heap ed youngsters and our sys­ Hock, S. M ollis Murphy. *. larks took • three game v er by 16 pins over her nearest tem's officials have never (treat ( j u m , 7. Ilorkst Dss. S. Ktora diet over tho Electros as Je- challenger Alice Sexton. El seen them before,' b e conciud Jacin end S lagum a explod­ M il Ill'll It.irR — 5/14 Mile— nine Burks rolled a 186/401. len baa a 614 series to Alice's ed. 1. Floml. 3. Maale Step. 3. F ad­ ed with five straight points ed Ileiiie Jones and June Gass- 399. Out, 4. Flora Iloy, S. O, U.'a to sweep the feature eighth Hheeia, «. K entucky Jim. 7. m an were the top bowiero for Continuing down the ladder I'ntiy Dill. s. A m u rice game doubles Monday night FIFTH tho Catalina* ia their three with others currently In the l i t i t : — a/N Mils — at the Orlando Scminolo Jai 1. Nolee Maker. 3. Kroa. 1. game win over the Rtvierai money we find Jury Clarke Velvet hhlsld, 4. Mary H itAlai Fronton. •a they shot 1699/441 and 582, Shirley Sima* 573, Dot ten. i. Pinto Caren Ann. *, Ermu and Zarra took se­ N il'# naatly MU, 7. Eun Box, 160/464 respectively. Button 669, Elfle Oldham 647, *. Wvaty l\»no cond place by virtue of being Dot Johnson had the high and Gloria Accardl 619. ix r il I t.I d : — 4 14 M ils — the only other team on the K aeries for the morning with !. Hubs Vollmer, 3. Pleats 1 do hope that all the gals Cavanaugh T i r e Service 187/301 bowling for the Pon- will make an effect to let look a four-point verdict over board. Gaiti and Elorrl took Pete, J. Capt. Marty. 4. Itehalf W ay. i . Ituaka, (. Harry'# (he four-way playoff for se­ tiaca but it w asn't quite their tournament sponsors Faron Bultderi last week in Herr. 7. Ilrookton, I. Pain'a W histled enough to awing the wlna In know how much they appre the Businessmen’! League cond place. Rafael set the pace for MKVI.Vt II II tCK — S/B Mile— their favor as they lost three d a te (he part which they thu at Jet Lanes to sweep Into t. t.lltla llhumla, 7. Itajvh games to the Rantblerettca. sponsors are playing In Ibis second place In the atandinga. early evening action with lleau. 3. Katy Tray, 4. Price three wins in four starts. He leaa Pep. i. Pan Mac. S. W'lc in tlie final match of the event. It'a good to have poo- Steve Mason was the “ hot kat Mor, 7. C ircus Hunat', s. morning Uie Wildcats won • pie like Lake Monroe Inn. •hot” for Cavanaugh with teamed with Pedro in the se­ Coamo O. dean sweep over Grand Prix. Wight Grocery Wholesale and 188/338 and A1 Faron paced cond, Garay In the sixth and m u i ll'll n tc i". — e / t e M ils — I. Panda llork. 3. Vlcko. S. Zarra In (he seventh. Other good scores turned in Lotting Transfer and Storage his mate* with 188/303. W ell IJehaved. 4. Proud Poea< Arryn* took the evening eaalon. were 167 by Belty ChrisUieb, Co., taking an active part In Kondracki and Cline'a Sin I. Huaan M ardlnty. I 111nan Pua. 7. Kevin#' Pal, I. Doris Omey 179, and a 173 by this the most Important wo clalr Team had the high ser< Daily Double opener and (lotnl Tluilnx Irigo the finale. Albcrdi and Ruth Pettis. men's tournament of the year. lea atar In Curtii Abney with Mlota shared the Matinee M ATH H U H — s/te M ils — 1. Cheroket lluulou, 3. Clrrua On their behalf, we do want 216/370 as they notched e Daily Double wins. Wonder, 3 Al Paaaum. 4. Ilsnk to publicly thank all you gen three point win over the lea Trust, I. sleek Ponds, t. Dan­ ny Mao, 7. Uoaman, I. HI Paso crous mcrcbanls. gue leading Rex Liquors. I-a, a And while we're on tourna­ Dick Morrlion with 191/307 Spring Meeting: TKISTII H U H — a / i e M ils— ment play, let's not take It and Steve Barnes with 113/303 CHERRY HILLS. N. J. 1. Kaaco laidy, 3. Ilonnle A b­ 3. Do Urel, 4. Cherokee fur granted that you know or lent e helping hand as Sin (UPI) — H e *100,000 added ide, Sundown, V Iron Ousrd. (. are cordially Invited to the clalr crept closer to the lea Jersey Derby, scheduled for I.lnho, 7. Pocket C ssh. •. Duke Ju st when front-running Rex men's tournament on the last gue lead. Memorial Day, will be the Drake H i.K tr .M ii ntC M — a / e Mils T.lquoro appeared to be get­ two weekends In March. Ac­ VergU Anderoon had hla big highlight of the 1964 spring d. Hummerslls, 3. Moonnrsal, ting a comfortable lead in the cording to Pete Peterson, as­ "bomb” exploding all over meeting at Garden State 3. Kylcmore, 4. Perry 111. t. Nieto, f. Vivl. 7. She's Set, Businessmen’s League a t Jet sociation secretary, there'll the pins while pacing teem Park. I. llocker'a Circus Lanes the Faron Builders laid be more entries In tills com­ No. 4 in • four point win over a four-point lots on their rec­ ing tournament than we have team No. I. Hla 227/864 aertoa ord to really tighten up the ever had In the past. also gave him the high game loop race. Mike Acrardl was We do believe that bowiero, of the night the spearhead of the Faron both men and women alike, In the (Inal match t i the attack with a booming 232 are w ry fortunate to have night, Smith’s Amoco Ser game and 626 total. Sam Far­ such excellent people serving vice team won aU (our points on also chimed In with a us as is the case of Fran over Dick's Appliance Morton for the gala and Peter­ Smiley Wiltshire uncorked s steady 663 series. Dick’s Appliance missed a sen for (he men'a association. 192/333 scries end Sam LindAnd ndw as time and apace strom backed him np with a clianrs to cloea the gup on Rex Liquors by dropping three permits, let's make a quick fine 198/600 aerica. Ralph points to Team No. 4 as Vsr- review of the league's hap­ Bette rolled 812/6X7 to gil Anderson again proved the penings for this past week. Dick's. It was Charlotte Bassett stalw art with 189/614. Komi rack I and Cllne’a Bin- who had 'em topplin' In the claim team closed in on second 111 Noooor’a League with a •pot in the league by taking 212/521 aertoa. (See, Isn’t It three points from Team No. 6 a lot easier than hitting • aa Curtis Abney bombed the tiny white golf ball. Chartpine with 190/637. S t e v e lotto?) Barbara Fox rolled a 183 Barnes backed him up with ; | n b x c e p t IH1NRI and Mary Faust shot • 318 SUNDAY 193/602. Marshall W iltshire blasted lo lead the Plaecreet Ian tin. pins for a 206/671 high League this peat Thursday. Similar honors fsU to Dee series whlla sparking Smith’s Amoco Ssrvlco la an sven Rose and Dot Johnson for the swap of points against Cav­ Bill Hemphill Motorettes Lea­ 2 anaugh Tires. Btova Mason gue. Dee had high game with a IN s* Dot took series with LAP1E8' NIGHT EVERT THUM P AT ' found tha range with 802/688 to ast the pace for Cavanaugh. a 60L BLASd-KNCLOGBD BBATEP CEAKPtTAlgB In the Bnateessmeo's Lea­ LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE gue, VergU Aadenoa unlimb­ TALBT PARKING ered the wood with a 227 high Bonnevilles In Second Place S0KC Track Entries O R L A N D O , (UPI) — E»rl Dattcj-, Negro star catcher for the Minnesota Twin*, spoke out agamat the Dlack Muslims today and said they are hurting not only w o r l d heavyweight champion Cassius Cluy but the entire Negro race. Weighing his tvorda care­ fully, Battcy said he liked Clay personally and that the Muslima “even have some good points*' but he felt the newly crowned champion had been “ill-advised’’ to go around espousing their cause. “ I am a Negro myself a n l I know that there ia preju­ dice in some q u a r t e r s against my me**,*' ho said, “but the Muslims are dead wrong in preaching black man’s supremacy. “According to the Musllms,” But toy went on, “ they want an exclusive Negro state. They think that is the ideal solution. But th at is not the answer. We N'egroce must have help from all races, and they from us. “Can you imagine the Negro trying to mako a liv­ ing without dealing with the white men? I t simply could not be done.” Buttcy said he was confi­ dent that no Negro ball player in the major league* ia a Muslim member. WINGATE'S RAIDERS British commandos who fought behind the Japanese lines in Burma during World War II were known as Win­ gate’s Raiders. Their leader ffi?f fcnnforb Page 8 — March 10, 1964 frrn lb Purkey Easy On Arm By Fred Down LTI Sports Writer Bob Purkey is taking things easy this spring because be has every intention of work­ ing mighty hard this sum­ mer. Sidelined with an ailing shoulder during much of the 19*>3 season, the Cincinnati Red right-hander relieves he will make a comeback tills year. Purkey led the National League in percentage with a 23-5 record in 1962 but fell to 6-10 because of the should' e r ailment in 1963. In the past Purkey has been one of the hardest workers in the Reds' spring camp but he's going slowly this spring. “ I don't want to pitch in those first couple of exhibition games ss I’ve done in the pest," he said Monday. “ Be­ fore I give my arm a real test 1 want to build up Us strength.'* Vernon Law of Use Pitts­ burgh Pirates is another former 20-game winner who believes he is licking his phy­ sical ailm ent Law, a 21-game winner when the Pirates won the world championship in I960, had a 4-3 record last season but has been impress­ ive in spring workouts. Pir­ ate Manager Danny Murtaugh also praised Use hard-throwing of Joe Gibbon and Bob Vcale. Around The Camps: Tony Taylor’s two-run homer was the big blow of the Philadel­ phia Phillies' training camp game . . . Manager Gil Hodges indicated that the bat­ tle for the Washington Sen­ ators’ third-base Job will be among Don Zimmer, Chuck Cottier, John Kennedy, Frank Jacin, Maguerza Win Doubles Garnett and Frank Coggins Chicago White Sox third baseman Pete Ward, who suf­ fered a back strain last Mon day, was released from Mem orial Hospital Monday. He was told to take things easy for about a week. . . We* Parker, a 24-year-old rookie first basemsn and outfielder, is latest rage of the world champion Loa Angeles Dod­ gers' Vcro Beach camp. Park­ er has seven hits in 10 trips for a .700 batting average in intra-squad games. Bob AUlson, working out at first base for the Minnesota Twins 3!onday, had a homer, double and single in a camp game . . . Manager Ed Lopat fielded Kansas City Ath­ letics’ No. 1 infield for the first time: Jim Gentile at first base, rookie Dick Green at second, Wayne Causey a t shortstop and Ed Charles at third . . Manager Johnny Keane announced that Ernie Beroglio, Bob Gibson and Ray Sadecki or Curt Simmons will share the St. Louis Cardinals' pitch­ ing assignments against tho New York Mcts next Saturday. Second baseman George Smith hit a throe-run homer as the Detroit Tigers downed their farmhands, 12-2. Bill Regan, 16-game winner last season, retired sis straight batters in the two Innings he pitched . ■ Ccoterfielder Jimmy Wynn work­ ed out at third-base in sur­ prise movie in Houston Colts’ camp. _ “ _ ™ T«floncoattod 11-inch Electric Skillet Sanford Electric Co. 118 Magnolia 322-1562 proved Cavanaugh Tire Moves Info 2nd Faron Builders Defeat Rex DOG RACING! udi. a ia ' NIGHTLY « MATINEES Wed, FrL, Sat, P. M. Fight Results for the league and depend­ PARIS (UPI) - Ismael Le- able Curt Abney averaged guns, 18014, Panama, eat- ill with a 879 eerie*, also Angel BoMneon Gar­ the high for the league. Tbst’ll do It for this week. cia, US14, Cuba, (U). Don't forget about the gala PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - being out et tha lanes this Irtocae. 147, Phllidd- weekend with the second pert phto, stopped Charlie food, of the ennuel Women's City Bowling Tournament, J 447 Philadelphia (1). one m top It a voHtf The om betew It to Big toB«nd redesigned Into M •N R h ii toe deluxe Interior appointment* and comfortable rtdp of ■ Una passenger aar...aaniaa ato big adulto plus more luggage and equipment Mian you aan Imagine.' f a powarad by America's only automotive overhead earn angina, tha high torquo Tornado OHC...offara optional aatraa auch aa automatia transmission, Indapandant front auapanalon, power steering and powar brakes. But tha all >Wagonaar to aaally a ‘Jaap’ vahtoia at I Tha Jaap* Wagonaar gaaa up ataap hilla, avar rough Mggad tomato and through anow and mud that leave athar aara halplaaa. And around alippary tuma that eauaa i ohtailing and skidding. K huga the reed toft traditional 'Jaap' traation. Tha Mg raaaon to Atotoel "Ohvepewer".* AN ara powar whaala toataad of juot two. Taka tlon driva toon. You've navar drhran a ear that thinga thto ana oaa. KAtamm Jmp camaoMAnoN M iau __ N e ____ G m io k i-O iti w K ia u u , m m * CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP &00 E. Sacoad fit* Midway Between Saoferd A Orlaade Sanford, Florida • "r a ^ T B B a m tB iw B E n ir .i i �/* A V ft W nSart Wml b to n reK 1 0 ,1 0 6 4 — P n p e 0 f 1964 S w im m e rs W o r k 'D r y ' Bjr Linda Mllthell I Coach John Colbert, who haa Bine* Sanford'* munici|«l threatened to start practice pool will not be filled until even If h* has to "break Ice" Thursday of tbla wesk, Ssmln- to do it, will not have to even ola H lfh’» awlmmlng team 1* consider the possibility until still undergoing "land" work* next Monday when the 81IS out* in th* school's Fleming swimmers hold their initial Gymnasium. "wet" session. The dry workoute here con­ sisted of txtrcltea with the Margaret Price Takes Honors Lyman Nine To Open Season Margaret Price of Mar Lou's took top honors for this week's action in the Sand- The Lyman High Grey­ spurs Bowling League. Mar­ hounds will open their 1904 garet was in top form and baseball season Friday after­ burned up the lanes with a big noon when they host the visit­ 540 series, lia r high game was ing Oviedo High Llona. a 190. Coach Jim Payne reports Another bowler with a ter­ that It appears as though rific aeries of 514 was Shirley the 'Hounds can have another Martin of Factory Paint. winning season. Records in­ Shirley also had the high dicate that for the past 10 game of the evening, a 2u9. year* the Greyhounds have Lil Donat made the SoO posted winning seasons. Payne has not been able spotlight, too, with a US-1ST, as did Midge Woods, with a to crystallie his 1904 equad •UMTS. Mary Pinter ahowad due to the basketball season ■ good score of 492-204 and which ended Just last F ri­ Marilyn Ferguson bad a 477- day night. However, he anti­ cipates eeleetlon cf his squad 213. With all this fine bowling about the middle of the week. there were three teams that made a clean sweep over their opponents. Howe Tire Shop captured four from Stemper's Real Estate, Jet Inn won their four from St. Johns Raalty and McRobert* A coach's clinic will be hsld. had the same good fortune tonight a t 7:30 p. m .at tbs over Pryor's Insurance. The City Recreation Department top team, OK Tires, won three office*. The clinic will be coofrom Pietro Manufacturing iluctod by Jim Jcm lgan, City and Mar Lou and Factory Recreation Director. P aint aplit the decision. Coaehea are expected to go In the split circle, Sue over plans for ths Llttl# Ma­ Jackson toppled the 4-7-9-10, jor League this season. The Frances Cross the 4-7-3, Lil session will include schedules, Donat the 4-7-9, Mary Pinter rules end regulations and tha 9-7, Caroline Pierro the 5 other pertinent Information. 7 and Jean Webster strung The following teams are en­ three on the same string for tered In Little Mnjor League • turkey. this year. The American le a ­ gue: Sanford Atlantic Hank, Perfection Dairy, Navy, Flor­ ida State Bank end George's. In the National League: Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Firet Fed­ eral, Rtnndard Oil, Chase A Company and Locomotlva En­ Seminole TTlgh'e track gineers. Try-outs will be held a t Fort •quad will return to action Wednesday afternoon when H Mellon Park, March 19-20 for entertain* the Edgewater bnya playing Little Major Lea­ High Eaglet of Orlando In a gue Baseball this season for dual meet at the local school. the first year. Information Last week tha equad, coach­ concerning Littla Major Lea­ ed by Dick Williams, piled gue try-outa will be Announc­ up a one-sided victory over ed next Monday. Bishop Moore of Orlando and Lyman High of Longwood In • triangular event. So far this season Williams in t h e c m c c r r c o ir t . NINTH JUDICIAL C IR ITIT has been extremely pleased OK FLORIDA IV AND FOR with the performance of his ■KMIVOI.K C'OI'NTT. CHANCRRT M l, 18*11 •quad, particularly with a trio IN ALBERT N. FITTS, AS A ncil­ of aophomore athletes who lary Adm inistrator or th* a re delag very well la their octal* of J O I U P H I N I D. W lt lT l, D M I U lf, particular area*. They a r t P laintiff, Rick Waletrom, Steryl Web­ •v*. WILLIAM U. CLASS end BUTe r and Paul LaHey. TT JANE CLAM. Jointly and Little Major League Coaches Meet Tonight SHS Tracksters To Meet Eagles Legal Notice severally. Ltflol Notice w&rrew e r a r r r o r rt/m tr>A to SlA n T lf A J. KARrilS. w ho.* ratld tn e* It Route I, L* r o llo tts, Tannaaota: A su it havin g been filed e e s ln t l yea ta th* Clrault C surt la a M far (s m la s le r e u n tr , m ovie*, in c h tn e tr r , to r e iv s r s t. th* tb b rovlttti! Silt* St which Is W alter tv. K arels, plaintiff, v. M irth* J. litr e !* , defendant, th li nolle* U to rsuulr* you to fit* with th* clork of sold Court jo u r w ritten d sfo a sst, if a*y, to th* p ls le tlfr e oom pltlnt filed In said sausa, and ta t i r v t a •o p r o f th* u r n * o* plaint i f f s a tte r a tr a not later than th* Ith dap o f April, A.D. IMS. Morale f i l l aot or e door** • r o e o tfsee o w ill ho entered a ealn ot you. WITNESS my h ead and Ih t •oat of t i l * Coart e l San­ ford. Florid*, th is Ith d tp of March, A. D., 1»#4. • tate (SEAL) Arthur If. K ssbwlth. J r , NT Btadra S, Johnaon t>*pulp Clorh HUTCHISON AND LBFFLEIt I'utt O ffice Drawer H E dw ards Uulldlag •in fo r d , Florida A ltoraopa for l*!alat!ff IV THU COt: NTT JIMMIE'S COfSIT, IN AND FOE SEMI­ NOLE COt'NTT, STATE OF FLORID*. IV a i l ESTATE o r JOHN HENDEnaON WTNN, D sctatad. FINAL NOTICE Halt** Is htrshp g lv tn that th* undsrtlgnod wilt, on Ih* lo th dap of March. A. t>. I l l s , proooat ta lb* Honor­ able County Jude* of iem l* nolo County, Florida. Ibalr F inal (latum , account aod voucher*. * • Eserutora o f Ih* a n a l* o f JOHN HKKDKIlgON WTNN. dacoasid, and at aald tim e. Ihm and (bar*. maka ap ­ plication I* Ilia sold Jude* fur a flaal settlem en t of Ihitr a d m ln lotn lt.in of aald latalo, and for a* Order dlioharglng thorn a* aaeh K ieoulore. Datad this Itih dap *f Feb*u trr, A. D , t i l l . H arvsp Lawrence Wpaa Gladys 0*11 Crlbtr** lllin c b * E lisabeth Town•end A s E aseutsr* of (ho o i ­ l s to of JOHN IIKNOEHHON WTNN. d*cl*« id. STK.NHTROM, OATIS 4k a ic iN T o e n A tto r m p i for Eaoiutora F o il O ffice Drowpr III# Binford, Florida, tlT Il Fublfth Fob. II * Mar. L 14. If, t i l l . CD E-dl Defendants. R sT tc a o r e e r r 1 » t EETTT JANE CLA M W h is t R esident* 1st 4*f i t s a l s y Street M lllsrtew n, Ohio. Hwore Complaint having been filed in th* Circuit Court In and for Hsmlnol* County. Florida, fa C h eessry, tn iltled "Albert N. F itts, SS Ancillary Adm inistrator of th* o i t s t t of JOSEPHINE D. WHITE. Soceaeed, P laintiff, voraus W IL­ LIAM U. CLAM and DBTTT JANE CLASS. Jointly and se v ­ erally, Defendant*", praying for o s r u ln r slls f for th* above named p lain tiff agalnat To* A* DefeadnaL NOW. THEREFORE. THtfl IS TO NOTIFT TOU THAT If you w ish t* d sfsad against and s e a ts s t tat ab ovt sa tltlsd actioa. y e a ere required la fll* v e e r answ er or elhor w rittsa defease, If s a y yea h tv s , t* IN* C eespU let Nereis w ith |h * Clerk * f the ebovs str ltd C ssr t sad t* serv* upon e U U tlr r e s lto r s s y . Atbort N. F ill*, w h ose sddross Is 1 MSsoel* Uulldlag. San­ ford. Florida, a copy o f said answ er or ether w rittsa de­ fence, on or hofor* th* Mth day of Maroh, l i l t . Th* natur* o f aald eom plalat Is to pray for foroelosnr* of • cortaln raortgsg* in e u w b irlag th* follow in g described r*»l property situated, lying and being In Samlnol* County, Florida, to -w ltl Lota I to If, Dtork If. Crystal Lab* W i n t e r llom at lubdlvlaloa as ydcordad In Plat Book I. P*g*a 114-111 of th* Pub­ lic Roosrda o f gomlaot* cou n ty, Florida, and for the cat* of th* lim a for each at publlo Auction, and for a daflalancy door** agaluot tb* dafaadaata la evaat tbs ••id m ortgagsd property do»a not s i l l for * • amount eufflclont I* pgy sit aum* found to b* duo P la in tiff I* aoid •kit. FAIL NOT TO ANSWER Uat A Doer** Fra ConUsoe b* on­ to rad again st yea. Thl* Nolle* •h a ll b* pebliahad one* a wook for four ooaaacutlao wook* la Tha Sanford Herald. W ITNEM my hand end o f­ ficial Soal at Saaford. Kamiaoi* C oaaty, Florid*, thl* I4 U day e f February A. D. lid*. (SEAL) Arthur H. Booh With. Jr., C lsrh a t ih* abov* etylad CoarL Nyi Martha T. vihM e D. C. . ALBERT H. FITTS 1 Masonic Uulldlag Sanford, F lorid* A i'»r»*y for F teiatiff. puh loh Fab. | | R H er. I, t». IT# setia c u R .e e ’STDEGUANCES By GaTtfralth OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1n 75353T - ~ n ^ a a 3 5 UK8V0UrMOHM» _ > r rrrrmU'teu M3U n ow aoT T W a t UMBVa CAMS OOrtMtJ * ■nwa TMAt MAIL • c o f f e o ATH m ievy •M fr* T « C M 8 U » M < A r t f TURN Did IMIS PLANS, 6 0 ( 0 8 0 , HteiCNeV/tFPRoOHS 6ALL0OM ID 8 A . ' thioMTMS O tdN B U MAMHjWeOMLY, MA30*'6 riOSl PePO M OAnD S S MBTVCTt Studebaker primary point of stretching; Pat McGuire, Kristie Schilke the muscles. A typical practice and Csmll Huiithwnrd. Alio, session consists of a straight Rosemary Walton, N o r m a hour and a half of strenuous Whlttem, L i n d a DeMntlo, activity. All exercises ere Paula Elam, Karen Law, Ruth done, on the stomach, bark or Giilmnn and Sherry fonville. sides. Full heck push-ups, sit- Jinn Wilson practices with ups end leg raises, or varia­ the group when she Isn’t work­ tions of the same, tak* most ing out of the DCT program. of the practice time. Coordin­ Junior high girls are also ation exercises require the re­ practicing with the team. They mainder of the 90-mlnute are Barbara Bolt. Cindy WIIsor and Debbie J o h n s o n . woikout. Between exercises, Colbert The** girls ride a bus to ths points out the Unksultsr's high school gym every after­ training rule*, auch as no noon. They will alio swim smoking, no drinking end no with the squad when "wet" swearing. These are, In fact, workouts begin. Among the boys still with schools rules for all the Tribe's athletic teems. Swim­ tho team are Terry Bucklew, mers, however, g e t t h r e e Richard Dunn. Wynn Picklemore: no drinking of carbon­ slmer, Ross Wontcnay, Joe ated beverage*, eat no "Junk" Moore and Bobby Headrick. between meals end keep reg­ Alio Jint Grant, C. J. Metzlcr, ular hoare. Non-swimmers may Con Wilson, Buster Anderson, think these rule* are demand­ Andy Lyons, John Mills, Bob­ ing but the team's members by Ring, Gary Cairns and Rick rvalifa on* has to sacrifice to Pidrick. In addition to these th e n a n Boy Vanlaiiilingliani. keep in tip-top shape. Th* Trib*'* gal swimmers John Angel. Gary Wynn, Tom have a bet going with Colbert. Michaels, Ronnld Ogden, Dar­ • I.nrk • Cruiser For th* past few years only rel McLain, Alan Lucas, Pat­ • lln w k • Champ Truck* about five girls have finished rick Hall, Milton Parsons, 800 S. French A v f. th* season. During th* first Part Bnuyaardez and Rnndnll Sanford — .122-1.182 duy of workouU, Colbert said Chase. that If 10 glrla stay with the squad until th* state swim­ OUR ANCESTORS ming meet In May he would feast on his hat. Thl* appear-1 td to be I safe promise that | first day. But as the week progressed and e very few of th* girls dropped out, Colbert Just might have to start shop­ ping for e hat. Friday, fur ax* ample, he watched lb deter­ mined girls go through ths practice session end asked If nny Sanford store stocked li­ corice lids. Among the girl* remaining at the end of the last "land" practice ere Delane Johnson, Martha Kosky, Linda May, fU ffite OS3ECT4* < OURlNS A CMOW- 4cuW» am iiflPErr sttxnaA N o on AW SeuMClNA, WOMeO POUQ CMLCK4 AMO MW.HOOPl.t'6 CROCKS f?V/ FMIT O f UKlClCS fa jM -m t .OOMMEV.V /8ANK1NO WOULD STILL M COhMVTBO 8V P09CART, 84Ao/ k OUR BOARDING HOUSE SANFORD 3 MOTOR CO. te tiE iw m » m « e .i "I Ilka a robuet-typa romance, with plenty of spuming and Jilting!’* By K ate Osann OUT OUR WAY ATTENTION FORD OWNERS MONEY SAVING SP EC IA LS sta m m m v* m i x o* "My father says a government bureau li whom the taxpayers' shirts ora kept!” “W*had this ditch surveyed a t far as Kansas, and then thay decided to put tha canal hara In Panama • • ." FOR FEB. & MAR. 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MCapabt* MCdpab ad laaffta) g (pt) • nntwMM MKiad ad raeardtr 11 buff lx ad numbara 13 Nash scarf 13 Ba mtd* ap td iv Narrative IllUvar (Sp.) iiu r 'iK C il U O' IT rr sr BUGS BUNNY ehral 4 Itaeo m item • AgrksEmM aira 13 rratt drink 13 H*ffU HOltTSSHM tsUaOte (dial) MftgW MW * Hf Y to lS ffT m o iS tm w f' 17 Mental i' s k s A PANAMA ON TB1VMM WUT-mr \ A t f o k a r k w w iiin r r �Legal Notice P aw 10—March 10, 1904 In tb* r « r t •* <*• C7 * U Jade*. I n l i t l f C • »*' • • f Plnrld*. la Frwbct# la re Ike E state JAKE T. NEWBY. Deceased. m « t so t ic k Nolle* li hereby given that the under-lgnrd w ill, on the 17th day of Mirch. A. D. 1MI. p r n tn t to lb* County Judge o f BBIIINOLB County. Florida, her flm l re* turn, account and voucher*, aa Adm lnlitratrlx eta o f the Re­ late of Jake T. Newby. deceaeed and at eald time, then and there, make application to th* laid Juda* for a final l e t t l i ment of her adm inistration of laid eitate. and for an order dlicharalna her a i euch Ad­ m inistratrix eta. Dated title the 17th day of February. A. D. IMS. I.uclle Newby Bryant As A d m i n i s t r a t r i x eta af the E s t a t e of Jake T. Newby Deceased ft. W. WAltE. Attorney Administratrix P. O. Uox 1111. Hanford. Florida. Publish Feb. II, 2S A Mar. A 10. 1944. c n n .i« in t h e r in c i iT court o r THE NINTH J l l l l t m CIRcu r tv a n d c o n i k m i .VOLE CHI'NTT. FLORIDA. CHANCE*. V NO. ISTM EAST IllV h .. HAVI NOB DANK, P laintiff, j Y m KS tv. X W A N v and Id HIE ANNE H. SWANN, hie w ife, et al. Defendants. NOTICE o r *t IT IN WORTH AflK FOItECLOatRR TOi JAMES W. SWANN and I-ORE ANNE II. SWANN, his wife: RESIDENCE* 3311 Norman Bridge Road, llontconiery. Alabama Tuu are hereby notified the* a Complaint to foreclose a certain m ortgage encumbering the follow ing desorlbed real property, to-w lti Dot I. Block It. EASTll It O O K SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. I. according In the plat thereof recorded Hi Plat Book It. Pages Id and II. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you la the above styled suit, and you are required to servo a copy of your Answer or atkar Pleading to the Complaint na P laintiff's attorneys, ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN * DOWN. DEH. S33 East Central Boule­ vard. Orlando. Florida, and fils the original Answer nr other H eading In the o ffice of th* Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the t lt k day of March. 1311. If you fall to do ao, a decree pro confeaeo w ill be taken against you for th* ratlaf de­ manded In tha Complaint. Thla Notice shall ha, pub­ lished once a week for four consecutive weeka In th* San­ ford Herald. DATED thla totk day ad February, 1944. (SHAD) Arthur It. Berkwltk. f r . Clerk of Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. V lhlsa Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. RUSH, DEAN A DoWNDKS 333 East Central Doulavard, Orlando, Florida Publish Fab. 21 * Mar. t, 10, 17. 1900. c im - o t IM AP ^f r a j d m o t h IM S SH O W O P IMS PYMAAAiT P W ill. BLAST* THEM O U r O F H E R E /— j u t f r e e a u e e ito c a m TO PiMfUDOB UNBBKXBl fORTHB OVOtiO B 6 f P » ) j r A F 7 T 3 2 I TALK I D S O U , AM D T B J L NDU A B O U T m P O O B L & te . e o s s e r is A L V w w s H im N O M B #•# W H E N IC G 3 W U P ... is IA LW A V S FEEL. MUCH PE I IB * W T W C H E B PICKS ON M S... AND ELMO A N P I W A N T T O B e iV B . R B S T A S raS N A U T T O LAND O N THE M O O N ... y— >) , A i! CXK SftMXl WAX CMOHAS DMAPPCMSSL t rmrtMSMT ntOM him TORIMS IWPiR, BUT NOSOOF KWOWS WMC8S HE vxamtco a THE PHANTOM - a r peMac/M*uf3 ic u r <j irciTrjiinyrjM ^vO s; . - 1 pnipm w - rm v courmue d UHSffH- W 4 / j >• tu la 3 ^ 10 TK MWMMS'* ANDTHATDRUMMER r« w - ■ m n~m m o th * m c t ji m am m * * * n / U w s x r r y a y • ••< ?* - ',I B- V iI n womenm nron « TIME T O K T U M - 1 /f? - 'j j 'i - 3Kga <*■ u si fa* * hcax ■ Jv*6ie msMT- • v*JiM 6i£ asucoeHLr/une AMOUT H !M "T N £ nG M Y tM O W f IN THE ITR L'trr CD H IT IIP THE NINTH JID IIT A I. ( I I I . L't'IT, IN AND FOR HER l« NOLE t UI NTV, FLORIDA IN CIO t NCEHT NO. ISAM WALTER J. READ, P la in tiff •va. ALPHA W 17,7.7A MS. at a l , DefendantR NOTICE o r eLTT TOt ALPHA WILLIAMS, alaa known aa A L F R E D W IL­ LIAMS, hi* w ife. ALICE WIL> LIAMS. JAMES WILLIAMS, also known a* JAMES LEE TV11,1,1 A MH and w ife, DORO. T il Y WILLIAMS. PEARL E. MALLOY and J O H N N 7 B JONES, her com m on-law b u t. band. AMANDA WILLIAM* deceased, her unknown kalra ad law , legataea, devisee* gran ­ tee*, assign*, or claim an ts otharwls* under her deceased or otharwls*. MATHEW W ILs LIAMS, deceased, and ■ W illiam s, hla wlf*. th tlr un­ known heir* at law, leg a te * * devisees, grant***, aasigns od claim ant* under them, or tith e* either of them, deceased, or otherw ise, D. Y. WILLIAMS, deceased and -■ W IL ­ LIAMS. hla wlf*. ir Bring, and If dead, th tlr unknown helra at law , legatees, d e v l-e -* grantee*, assign s, er claim­ ant* otherw ise under them, or either o f them, d ectated nr otherw ise, w hose raaldsncea and address** are unknow ni and all unknown ptraona hav­ ing or claim ing tc have any right, till*, claim , or Interest In th* property herela describ­ ed. located la Sem inole County, Klorlda. to-w lt: Io ta I. t and 11. Block t, 1, a k o r I o w Subdivision, Srmlnol# County, accord­ in g to th* Plat thereof, am recorded In Plat Book L Pago 14 a f tba Publlo R e­ cord- of Hsmlnel* County, Florida, all being located In th* SKH o f tho NE'4 of Hecllon IS, Township t l Hnulh. Range 2* East. YOU ARE HEREUY notified that a ault ha- bean brought a galn -t you. tha natur* o f which la to ramov* cartata cloud* from and to quiet and confirm th# title to th* above described property. The name o f th* Ccurt la which th* ault haa b e ta In­ stituted le th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and For Semlnol* County, Florida. Th* abbreviated title of the case la WALTER J. READ va. ALPHA WILLIAMS, at al. Th* description of tha real property Involved la aa eat forth above. You are hereby required tc file your A ntwer or other pleading w ith the Clerk or th* above Court, and t* servo a copy thereof upon BAX E. MURRELL * SONS, Attor­ ney* far P laintiff, on or be­ fore th* Srd day c f April. 1M4. Herein fall not or a D ecr-e Pro Confasac w ill b* entered agalnet you for th* relief demanded In lb* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and sea l this 2»lh day a f February, 1*44. (BEAL) Arthur II. Beekw lth, J r , Clark, Circuit Court Sem inole County, F lorida Ur: Martha T. V lhlea Deputy Clerk SAM E. MURRELL d SONS Attorney* for P lain tiff P. O. Box 1T4S Orlando, Florida Publish March t. 1144 COS-1 Id, IT, M �You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! Phone Classified Knim Sanford Exchange 322-5612 F ro m S em in o le C o u n ty 425-5938 NOT LONG DISTANCE Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue».t thru Fri, - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. a dob. RESPONSIBILITY: Tiie Herald win not be re■ponilblo far more than one tncorraat Mtetrtios of your ad, and raiarvai the riBbt to re­ visa or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to toaform to the policies of this MHT. DEADLINE* STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuee., thru FrL • J P. 31. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat noon. Legal Notice la I t , (M a rt of I h , C n a a tr .Iu 4 a «. e n a la o lr C a a a t r , n » r 14a, la P ra k a ta . la ret K o la ta of URUllOE A. DANIELS Defeated. SB ** T o A ll C re d llo r* aa4 I'rro o a o lla t la n Clataia o r n*aia a4a A a a la a t S a i l K a ta le i • * Von an<l each o f j-mi ara hereby notified and required to preaent any clalnia and de manda which you, nr alther nf you. may have aaalnat the e sta te of (IKOH'll: A. DAN­ IELS. dacaaaad, late of eeld County, to the County Judae • f Htmlnole County. Florida, a t h it office In the court houee o f eeld County at Ban* ford. Florida, w ithin elc eelendar m onths from the tim e o f the first publication o f this notice. Tw o copies o f each rUIni or demand shall ho In w ritin g, and shall state the place o f residence and poet o ffice address of the claim* ant, and ahall ha aworn to by th e claim ant, hie agent, or a t­ torney and accompanied by a filin g fee of one dollar and tucli claim or demand not so filed ahall be Told. lira, Zrrloue D. Hall As adm inistrator of tbs E state of OEOIKIE A. DANIEI.H, deceased Norris D. W ool fork. III t : ; W est Church Btrett Orlando, Florida A ttorney for A dm inistratrix Futillsh Feb. IS, II, A Mar. I, in, tssi. CDIt-SI IX THE rm o t.IT t o t IIT OK | 'THE .XIATI! j i m m i . CIH. Ct IT IX ABM KOH SEMI.X01.1: COVATV, FI.(U til)t in ciiaxchmv mi, I»«ar I iS I , JHi- c-f- KUNA lilt ANNO.V LAND FRIBUIP, PTIIICK* Tlelntlff, V. O ltlEN TA FEnNKitlKH, INC.. a Florida Corporation. and rffl-ltr.M E OIL COMPANY, INC., a Corporation. Defendants. notice ) o p n.Ai.n N otice le hereby given pur* euant to a Final Decree of foreclosure dated thin llh day of March, ISIS, and entered In Chancery C u e No. l l t l l o f the Circuit Court of the N inth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnole County, Florida, wherein EDNA IK’. AN NON NTIIIi-KLAND KRIKIIIK. le p lain tiff, and OllIKNTA F E ltNKIIIEH, INC., a Florida Cor. poratlun. and DUI’IIKME OIL COMPANY, INC., a Corpora­ tion. are defendants. I will sell to tha h igh est and best blddSr for cash at the W est door of the tfemlnnle County Courthouse In Hanford, Hem­ lnole County, Florida at ll:uo o'rluck A M . on the Sltli da) o f March, I»I4. the fallow in g described reel property ee set forth In se!4 Final Decree, low lti Uegln SBO Feet .South o41* Kaat of Houthtaet cor­ ner of M V 44 o f Hi;>4 of Hectlon II. Townahlp 21 Houtli. Itange 3» East, run Mouth IS* IF W set ISIS feat along Mouth line e f Orleuta Oerdena P in t Ad­ dition sa recorded In Plat llouk to. page 17. Public Records of Hemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida, said point be­ ing Houthwest corner of o r ie n ts Carden* F irst Ad­ dition. thenr* Mouth 4* IT West x l l . t feat to Rain Forrst Nureerle* N ortheast corner, thane# Kouth 0 ’ S l‘ E ast 7IS feat along the East line of said nursery to Mouthtast corner of said nursery said point being on Mouth line of reel ton 14, T ow n­ ship 31 Houtb, Range 21 E ast. thenr# North IS* II* East along said «*clion line I»I7.T fast to M asterly line o f Orlepta Hardens as recorded In Plat llouk I, page SO. Public Records of Msmlliole County, S'lorlde, Ihtnco North IS* 5J’ East elon g W esterly llo. of Orient* Cardens (I t.I feet to Northw est corner Lot 21 of iirlen la Cardens, thane* N o rth -if* 14* W est 14 feet to Houthtaet corner Lot 34. tbruc* North t3* 41 W est along Southerly line of Itils 17 through Lot 24. 7SS 2 feet to U section line, th em # North I* IP h o t 177 1 feet to point of beginning. DATED th is Sib day of March. 1144. (H EAD trth ur II B eckw ith Jr. II) Hall.l.a H, Johnson Deputy Civil. (iil.M AN a, C oot-E ll A ttorneys e t Law l « i Mouth Knonrlte Avenue W inter Park. FI <rid a I •:■..! Mur. I la, Pact CUX-ll CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost A Found 2. Notices - Personal* 8. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 0. For Rant BA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Raal Eatata Wanted 12. Real Gstata For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurant* 16. Business Opportunity 1C. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situationa Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Luundry Sendee 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 82. Flower* - Shrubs 38. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34*A Swap or Exchange 86. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 36*A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 4 0 ^ a rm ^ 3 q u ip n ie n t^ l . Notices - Fereonala INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisons 13U Palmetto J22M27 <22-7*41 2. Notices • Personals Vacuum Cleaner Repair!, parts; Electrolux, Kirby, ItevAir. AlrWay, QE, tic. Cleaners sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2-4765. 1 6. For Root FURN. Apt. 2300 McUonrlllt Furn. gar. apt 322-2ftx» FURN. ApC 300 Park Ave. 4 BR., 8 Bath .........9143 mo 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . 9 70 mo 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . 9 35 mo VACUUM CLEANER—LOCAL REPAIRS — SALES — ALL MAKES FA 2-1801 Phone 322-2282 Payton Realty 17-92 at Hiawatha RENT A BED 8. E d u c a tio n - In s tru c tio n RoPavray, Hospital A Baby Beds. By D |y, Weak, or Month U. S. CIVIL FA 1-8191 119 W. 1st SL SERVICE TESTS! Pk. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Men-women, 11-52. Start high as 9102.00 a weak. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed. Thousands of Jobs open. Experience usually unnec­ essary. FREE information on Jobs, salaries, require menU. WrIU TODAY giv­ ing name, address end phone. Lincoln Service, Box 37, c/o Sanford Herald. MEN IB TO 66 WE WILL TRAIN YOU To operate or repair Haavy Equipment—Bulldoier, Mo torgrader, Scraper, Crane, Dragline. Earn 1190 per wk. up after training here in the Southeast. NOT H o m e Study. Must train S wks. own expense. Terms avail able. Worldwide placement. STATE 4c VA APPROVED For full information send name, address, age, phone, hours home. National School of Heavy Equipment Box 91, Sanford Herald 6. F o r R e n t FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 222-4013. CLEAN, 4-Rm. 911 Park. EXCLUSIVE RENTALS 9 Room, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Lake Front Home. Private beach with dock . . . . 9193 per month. 9 Bedroom, newly decorated Charming Home in Choice Neighborhood . . . . 9100 per month. SO U TH W A R D INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. Park 323-9178 iT T ^or^air^r'R ent" CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v a n 1n g a 322-1597. 3 BR. house Inquire 817 Cat* lina Drive. 12. Real Eatate For Sale 3 BR., l t i bath home. As•urnc payments. 322-3433. S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM Clean apt. Adults only. No 118 N. Park Ave FA 2-9123 pets. 322-5307. BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 3rd A Park Ave. Housetrailar. West 1st 3L, to Phone 322-3641 Rivervlcw, turn right 9 blocks, across from Kin ROBERT A. WILLIAMS dorgarten. D. B. School. Realtor craiL Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Lg. 2 BR, down furn. apt. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bklg. Water Furn. $65. 322-2764. GREENBRIAR Choice lota available in 2 HR Unfurn. house. Hi mi Greenbrier of Loch Arbor fm. St. Johns Uridge on 17 overlooking golf course. 92. Call Collect 357-3292 Custom building to your Eustls. •pecificatlone. Qretnbriar NICE, Urge, furn. 2 Bdrm developed by apt. 17U0 .Magnolia. $63. KING8WOOD 322-3931. BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. 2 Story house, 214 W. 13th St ( FA 2-8074 Ph. 322 4179. To the Residents of Seminole, Orange A- Volusia Counties Tho John Williams Family wishes to express its most sincere gratitude for the kindness shown to us during the recent tragedy we suf fcred. Your expressions of sympathy, contributions and prayers were greatly appre elated. The heroic acta by Mr. Lackey, C. B. Franklin A the other persons who as listed, or tried so valiantly, to save our cltlldreii will navsr be forgotten. Words can nev tr express our feel­ ing toward you. May God 3 BR. Homy, Study, H i bestow an extra special FURN. 3 ticdrni., oak floors, Baths, large Family Rm. In masonry home. 1 Hlk. West blessing on each of you. good neighborhood; lnclud of Hwy. 17-92 on 434, then 1 JUr. A Mrs. John Williams lng steve, refrlg., room airhlk. South ou East St. to end Family conditioner, washing ma Vincent Dr- m i «-o>u . chine A rugs. Really ter rifle buy! Monthly pay 2 Rma., furn. 933 Incl. water, montx 983.50. elec. No pcU. Ph. 322-9016 IN T IM CIMCIIT (TII-RT. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, NINTH JIIIU T A I. CUM T IT ROOM. Pvt. family. Gentle­ Inc. OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOH man preferred. 322-3686. FA 2-9074 SKNIXOI.B COUNTY. C'llANCfSHY NO. I9TMM f e d e r a l n a t i o n a l SIOIIT- 2 Bedroom Duplex, fully furn. HACK AHHOOIATION, a cor­ 362 Church St., Longwood. FHA - VA HOMES poration, 3, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Cal! H38-3S19. F lalntlff. 1. H i, A 2 BATHS CIIAnt.KM L. W E S T aa4 3 Bedroom, H i Beth houae, DOWN PAYMENTS FROM DOROTHY A. WFHT. tile wife, furn. or unfurn. 938-1311, D aftndanH s) $100 noticib o r s u it in Casselberry. Low Monthly Payments MIIHTU4UM reS E IM lH R K TO I CIIAIILKM U WliHT ami 1 BR. furn. apt. Contact 8311 For Complete Information DOROTHY A. WSSHT. his See Or Cell Your Palmetto Ave. Legal Notice w ife, w hose residence It unknown and whose last known m elting addroe* lei S3 U niversity Circle, Iialotnd. FloMds TOU A HU II ERE IIT NOTIF1EI) that a Complaint to foraclue* e certain in ortaase anrum berlan the follow in g d es­ cribed raal property, t e - a lt : The Mouth IS ft. e f Lot 12 end e ll o f Lot II. Block IS. B E L -A in , S e n f o r d . Fla., aa recorded In Piet Rook S. P eg* VI. rnbllr Itaooril* of gem tnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. Itotpolnt R ange—l i t KB 1»*A Coleman H eater—1ST baa been filed agalnet you In the abovt-atyled ault. Ih* short till* of which Is Fadaral National S lortgtg* Assoclallon, a Corporation organ is­ ed under an Act of C ongresi and ea U tln g pursuant to the Federal National M ortgage A ssociation Charter Act. h a v ­ ing Ha principal office In the City o f W aohlngton. D istrict of Columbia, P lain tiff, versus. CHARLES U W B H T and DOROTHY A. WEST, bl* w ife. D afend en t(s) and you are re­ quired to oerv* a copy of your Answer or other pleading to the Complaint on Plaintiff** Attorney, Meek N. Cleveland. Jr., Hull* t i l ganrord Atlantic National Dank Building. Henford. Florida, and file the orllluel Answer or other pleadng In the office of tb* Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court on or be­ fore tb* ITth day of March. A. I). 1114. Jf you fe ll to do ■a, a decree pro oonfeseo w ill be taken e g eln et you for tb* relief demanded In tb* Com­ plaint. Thl* Notice (h e ll be publish­ ed ones e weak for four consacutlva week* In Tb# Han­ ford llsrald , a newspaper cir­ culated In lem ln ol* County, Florida. Dated tl*s Slat day of F eb­ ruary. A. D. l i f t . r (HEAL) AriOur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Uyi Handra H. Johnson U. C. Mack N, Cist aland, Jr. and Harold F. Johnson A ttornsye for P la in tiff P. O. Drawer Z Sanford, Florid* I’uhllah Fell, s i R Mar. I. 1«. 17. :»C4. UDli-el 9 BR Unfurn. houae, kJt equip!., Military peraonnel. ISO mo. rk . 9394989. 2 BR., unfurniahed bouse. Ph. 322-1356. FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 1993 park Dr. 391-9420 LARGE 3 BR. furn. bouse. DEBARYi 2 BR., terratso 1900 W. 1st. 322-1437. floors, elec, heat, alr-cood., 3 BR., 2 Bath, Fla. Rm. 113 built-in GE kitchen. 917.000 W. T. Corbett, Real Estate, K. Coleman Circle. |U 0 •68-4791. Ph. 323-0667. Turn. Lceome, 1 BR., garden epace, in the County. Ph. 322-3967. LARGE 2 BR. fura. a p t Ph. 322-3333. Apartment: 2 rooma it bath, furnished, 943 mo., includ­ ing utilities. Near N .A J. Ph. 322-2219. Brand new efficiency apt., carport*. 9*0. mo. 222-3904. 2 BR. house, kit equipped, 975. 322 3303. LAKE MARY. 4 Rm. nicely furn. Duplex apt. Adults. No pets. 993. Pk. 322-1290, Niles: 322 2876. 1 BR. furn. cottage. Adults only. 322-1197. Furn. efficiency a p t, for 1 or couple, lights It water lncl. 943. 322 7399. 1 BR. furn. a p t Quiet neigh­ borhood. Ph. 392-1462, 0-3:30. 222-4301 other tjmee. I BR. Fum. Duplex. Avail­ able Mar. UL 14th Ave. Longwood, I ml. from X.A. s. Pb. u i i a a . V A -F H A Property Manugeinent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for yeur selection these Beautiful 2, I, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 To make the beat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office PA t-tllt 9hr •aaforfi frralh March 10, 1964— Page 11 27. Special Servli 34. Articles For Sole 34. Articles For Sale Complete tractor work, plow SINGER SLANT NEEDLE MAR. SPEC. Men’s Western shirts, $2.99. Surplus City, i n g , discing, cultivating, Like new Sewing condition. 201 W. 1st St. landscaping. 323-3790. Zigzags, buttonholes, mono­ NEED A PICTURE? grams, etc. Balance now 21" TVs. $20 up. 700 W. 9th. Ph. 322-9792. CaU Bill Vincent at due: 982.20 or 97.80 month­ The Sanford Herald ly. FuUy guaranteed. CaU I. D. Portraits, Commercial, now for Free Home Trial. 3 Chests, single A double beds, crib: Maple. Walnut Parties A Gatherings, Liberal trade for old m a­ 3-pc. bedroom. Chrome din­ 8maU or Large. chine. Ph. 322-7468. ette, 2 high chair*. GE dry­ FAST SERVICE er. Reasonable. 322-6499. Day 322-2611 - Night 322-0922 SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Lets than 1 yr. old. FuUy SmaU gardens plowed with automatic. This machine Almost new Rand Saw. Pb. 322-3686. Roto TUler, nothing too uses twin needles, sews on small. 322-3639. buttons, monograms, makes 35. Articles Wanted buttonholes and does fancy CONCRETE PLACING aUtches. Sold new, $279.40, WANTED! Citrus fru it U r g e A FINISHING or smaU amounts. Bonded Balance now due, $139.30, or Specialise Patioi, Driveways Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ pay $7.30 monthly. Liberal Work Guaranteed trades for your old m a­ field. FA 3-4244 FREE ESTIMATES chine. This Won't Last HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. Long! CaU now for FREE 36. Automobiles • Trucks 322-1907 HOME TRIAL, 322-7468. BUYING a NEW ar USED CAR? Plano ib n ia c and Repair GUNS. New A Used. Large FINANCE IT WITH UR W. U Harmoe - FA 3-4229 •election. WIU trade, Also ♦ Low Internet Baton WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, repali. Tackle sold A re­ ♦ Low Monthly Perm eate paired Osteen Bridge Fish SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FLORIDA STATE BANS Camp A Gun Shop. AU Types and Bisea ‘36 Plymouth, 2 Dr., 13 ft. Wa Repair and 8enr!ce NECCHI AUTOMATIC boat, 121 Shannon Dr., Ph. 5 T I N I In Maple console. Like new 322-6078 after 3 p.m. Machinery and Supply Co. cond. Uses 2 needles. Makes 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-9422 “ We’r* ti l chipping in to g « t o u r te a c h e r • tte k s t buttonholes, sews on but­ '37 Plymouth 4-dr., radio A to th e moon!” heater, good tlrea, runs tons A designs, 3 needle Fine Watch A Jewelry Repair good. $160. 322-1330 e x t 339 position. Guaranteed. Pay V. L. GUMM, JEWELER 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12. Real Estate Par Sale 8-3 p.m. 110 8. Park 222-3982 91 monthly. Ph. 322-9411. 3 BR., Fla. Rm., H i baths, NO HOME IS PERFECTI Tractor mowing A (trading. RCA Color TV, $300. 10! 37. B oats • Motors c«nt. hast, alr-cond. 9430 This one is Close! Top condi­ Country Club Drive. CaU FA 2-7421. Down, 994 mo. 322-9313. tion 2 Bedroom, Quality con Gateway To The Waterway struction throughout. Perm SB. AutomobOa Service 125 FT. Reeves Chain Link Hobson Sporting Goods WEEKEND cottage, Lemon Roofing, hardwood floors, Fence, no gate, has to be Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Bluff, furnlihed. 322-3631. c h a r m i n g Interior, Fla. moved. Metal High Chair. 104-8-9 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 AUTO GLASS Ph. 822-7090. Rm., glassed back porch, 3 BR. CB house. $67 month INSTALLED garage, fenced yanL All NEW 3 hp. Johnson complete. Ph. 322-7440. Senknrik Ginns and Paint Small chest typo freezer. LIKE lor $9000, $700 Down. Outboard motor. 975. CaU Company Good condition. 322-3300. KEEP cool and refreshed 323 0398 alter 3 p.m. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 operating y o u r business CASH SALEt Completely re- 16' Crosby HunabtR, 50 hp from beside this beautiful COHEN RADIATOR SHOP cond. appliances. 00 day Johnson Elec, start, Gator screen-enclosed pool with INVESTMENT A REALTY Free Inspection, estimates, warranty on aU. I-Chost Tilt Trlr. Exc. cond. 9893. the poolside telephone. This 116 N. PARK AVE. 822 9178 pickup, delivery. Recoring type freezer. $100. 1-Upright Leaving, emergency. CaU is only one of the many A repairs discounted. freezer, (too. 1-Frigldalre 322-8219. features, llku never touch­ 21Hk E. 3rd. 322-3443 washer, $75. 2 Maytag wash­ ing dirt from house to pool. PROFITABLE ers, $63 ea. 2-Wcstinghouse 39. Trailers • Cabanas Auto Glaaa, Tepe House 7 Oh, it is a lovely 3Spaccmate washers, $43 ea. A Sea* Cevars bedroom, I bath, with Fla. NURSERY 1-Hotpolnt washer, $30. 1- 1 BR Housetraller furn. Ph. Hm. and wall-to-wall car­ AUTO GLASS & Frlgldare refrigerator, $45. 322 1187. BUSINES8 peting. Shown by appoint Dick’* Appliance Service, SEAT COVER CO. 310 E. Sanford. ment only. Call Stcniper 922-7639. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9091 oin p aundry FOR SALE Agency, 1919 So. French IL L WORK OUARANTRED HAIRY INDIGO Ave., 322-4901 today for Regular, per 100 Ibi .. $33.00 S&H youra. Imagine a business you and 31 A. Peta 300 lb. lots ................ $31.00 your spouse can operate to­ LAUNDERAMA Executive type custom-built gether. This Is Ul Home, Toy Manchcsters, 1-malc, 1- The Ideal cover crop end for Glass Enclosed home. 3 BR., 2 bath, Flu. pasture sowing, female, 10-weeks old. Ph. Beal Estate and inventory Clean end CesaferUbt* room, with white terrazzo ONION PLANTE 322 3967. must sell. Would consider floors. A dream kitchen Crystal Wax A White Skitt­ LB. CAPACITY lesse to proper party. Pries 12. Flewere - Shrube ..w ith dishwasher and dls ish. per M .. $2.50, 500 .. WABHBRB including everything la — posal, fruit trees. In an $1.30, 5M lots .. $2.00, FOB $40,000. Terms can be ar BLOOMING Kosta on Chero­ H I W. 37th ST. here. area of beautifully kept kee stock. All other kinds ranged. Sne A Ilerb Loeekelt, homes, within walking dls A. M. PIIEVATT, 749-2113, of Nursery shrubbery and Owner* SEVILLE, FLA. lance or shopping center treei. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker ami schools. 322-3962 even­ 222-6347 For Appointment Gray Shadows Nursery ings, 322-7480 days. 6 Ml. S. an Sanford Ave. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, H i ball) home. One bedroom 15 Husiiieee Opportunity 33. Furniture has separate entrance, can SMALL Office space suitable WANTED reuatde couple le be rented for income. Will for repair shop, Lake Mary. tik e up moethly payments Hade for sm aller place. ef 919.19 on I complete Alr-cond. 322 2125. Shown by appointment. Call rooma of furniture. CaU FA 2 9846. 16. Female Help Wanted TE 9-1311, Casselberry, cel3 HU FRAME HOME Make spare time profitable lent Outside ratio, Bar-B-Q. Fruit with Tuppcrware. Car ne­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Trees. In the Country. CONTINUES THRU MARCH 14th, Quirk Service With the cessary. Phone or write $7,000 — TERMS Russell Bicker, GA 3-6090, Cash. SUPER TRADING Al FURNISHED 2616 Lando Lane, Orlando, POST. PA 3-0977. 8 BR, I HATH HOME Fla. For the biggest selection of Frame Construction nearly new and used furni­ 18. Help Wanted $9500 with $300 DOWN ture, see Noll’s Furniture ROSA L. PAYTON WANTED; Man or woman Brokerage in Casselberry with ear for light delivery. Reg. Raal Estate Broker on IT-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. Must know Sanford area, FA 2-1301 17-02 a t Hlawatlut FRKK ESTIMATE and have good references. Our Deals CaU Upholstering A Mattress resTrni pur* ry w o r k . ovatlag. Now A Used Furni­ 322 8219 or 323-9922. Will Make ture. CaU Nix Bidding Mfg. 1901 S. Park 322 3232 1U. S itu a tio n * W ant* Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Nltes: 322 8971-3031 or 2248 You FA 3-3117. DAY WORK: 322-3766. EVERETT A. H A R P E R Used furniture, appliances, AGENCY, Realtor, Inmror. Ironing ia my home. 322 8239, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. FHA-VA Sates Broker. 9493 Lorry’s Mart t i l Sanford |. Park Ave. 122-2394, Work wanted. 322-7033. Ave. Ph. FA 3-4112. 322 2293. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Ruah In Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112, S4. Articles For Bole LAKE MARY, New 9. BR., nice kitchen, cen t beat, tils 20. Bubyiltters l-Smlth Corona S t e n d a r d bath, set-in grove. New tow Typewriter. 919JO. Royals; BABYSITTING in my borne. price. Owner. 992-6139. R. C. Allen; Underwoods, 322 2274. from 949.93 up. JUST LISTED Powell’s Office Supply Co. Situated on high, well land­ 21. Uenutv SatoM 117 8. Magnolia Ave. scaped, tree-itaaded lot in HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 332-3943 Ravenna Park, this attrac­ Open 7 a.m. by appt. Also tive Custom Built 2 Bedroom READY MIX CONCRETE evenings. 3 Senior stylists. home represents one of Patios, Floor, Free Estimates 103 8. Oak. 322-3742. Sanford's finest home of­ Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, ferings. Special By Popular Demand sand, cement, rock, pipe, Our Budget Wave 8pec. 94.96 steel, grease traps, dry Features include enclosed Cut 'N Curl Beauty Bbop wells. Stepping stones. panelled Fla. Rm., com­ 81b Palmetto Ave. 922-0984 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. See Our Exciting Display For The pletely equipped modern 109 Elm Av*. 322-3751 G reatest Savings On The Rambler kitchen in color (lncl. dials 26. Plumbing Renr ices washer), cent, heat A airOf Your Choice. PLUMBLNO SINGER conditioning. Fenced rear Contracting Repairs ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE yard, well and pump A FREE KST1MATES (Rental Machine) other quality extras galore! B. L. HARVEY Reduced 23% 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3212 CaU Singer Representative The Price? (Get your bat, WX MOO coat A the car keys ready I) 17. Special Services ia Ju>t $15,883. Very rea­ POWER MOWER, reel. 915sonable Down Payment an Need e Painter? 322 2090. Ph. 922-7401. monthly payments of only Will p r u n e treei. Dial Carpets clean easier with the 900, lncl. taxes A Insurance. 322-3790. Blue Lustre Electric Sham(We have the keys). [ r l PONTIAC J poocr. Only 91 per day. CarGARDENER will cut grass, roll's Furniture. take care plants. Day, week, If >ou're looking for e Qual­ monthly rates, Reasonable. ity Home buy, you can't 823-7388. afford to miss seeing (hit 1100 DOWN a. exceptional offering. 915 MONTH P A I N T I N G , Inside, Out, 9 • bedroom Berne Exclusively listed with Large, Small. CaU Bob SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer ■£ to« &■ SO U TH W A R D C O L M 1/ Rambler Sale! r .-a Every Rambler In Stock Has Been Marked Down With Our Special Discount Price Seminole Realty SMILE TODAY! Actual Discounts Are Now Posted On 24 Factory Fresh Ramblers BU ICK ] WE L A R A APARTMENTS; Night PA 9-0949 Rooms private fbaths, l i t 13-0700 W. First St. JtM Park Dr. i aster4, Fla. 2305 P .r k Dr. Stengtrom Realty 3Z3 0742. FOR REPAIRS A PAINT322-3120 LNG: Pboue 323-3436. CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK Corner Lee Rd. and 17-92 Phone 944-0021 [ ^ [ r a m b l e r 301 w. 1st. St. I P h. 322-0231 -------- aft: Jl ._ . �* 1 V WE’RE LOADED — WE NEED ROOM — WE NEED TRADE-INS JtlU L L uU o ft A liH AYfti* f t a OIII b l» NEW 1964 AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS - MUST BE SOLD - YOU'LL GET THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME! - Chevrolefs, * Chevy Il's, r f t t £ ! 1 TANKS OF GAS <n[ LICENSE TAGS jin Chevelles, Corvairs, Oldsmobiles, Cadillacs, Chevrolet Trucks. We'll trade on any reasonable offer. COME SEE US - SEE THE CARS - OR CALL DAVE TOMLINSON - HOWARD HOOD CHARLIE SMITH - JIM BENTON - FRED YEAKLE - TIM ADAMS - C. D. BROWN ELMO FARIS - DAVID SMITH - OR CLAUDE HITTELL - AT 3 2 2 -0 7 1 1 ! HOLLER MOTOR SALES ^ sm !. . »<' Jly ARS trucks >-■ --■ -L■A.■■ M l i M b HOLLER'S — SECOND ft PALMETTO Cl T*—— — — �y< •' n • • • Many areas in the west al­ ready use $2 bills extensively, particularly In Oregon and Montana. The argument Is that if ycu purchase an Item of less than $1 and pay for it with a $5 bill you must get back at least four $1 bills, so why not a pair of $2 notes in stead. We imagine it doesn't aeem like much of an ccon omy move but when you con­ sider the number of I t bills manufactured each year it could amount to a great deal of savings. • • • The grapevine buzzed again today and we understand an Ornngc County firm — whose name we know but cannot mention at this time — is planning a multi-million dol­ lar planned community de­ velopment in South Seminole. • • • Next Tuesday night an at­ tempt will bo made to organ­ ize a new 4-H Club . . . this one in the South Seminole area. The meeting will be held at the South Seminole Elementary School at 7:30 p.m., with Ernie Lundbcrg, assistant county agricultural agent, directing the organiza­ tional activity. All parents and children interested in the formation of the 4-H group are invited. • • • A smorgasbord will be sponsored a week from Satur­ day night by the local Elks Club to help the group raise funds to build a cabin at Camp Challenge on West Sit 48 — a summer camping fa­ cility for Florida’s handicap­ ped youngsters. Challenge is sponsored by the Florida So­ ciety for Crippled Chlldroa aad opiates tww four-wook sessions each summer. Tbe cost lor a cabia is • • • C h a m b e r of Commerce Manager John Kridcr thinks Sanford should have a new slogan for the city. For many years it was known as the Celery City. Since that's no longer true, perhaps a slogan with rcferenco to the forth­ coming port facility would be appropriate. For a starter we'd liko to suggest . . . "Sanford — Flor­ ida's Inland Fort." You have a better one 7 Let's have ill We're sure Kri­ dcr would like to know what the people think. • • • If you're one of those rare persons who likes to make decisions there's a perfect spot (or you this summer . . . as an umpire to officiate jun­ ior league baseball games for boys at Sanford's Memorial Stadium plus the men's and women’s league play at Fort Mellon Park. By the way, roaches are still needed for the junior boys* teams. For further information, contact the City itccreation Depart­ ment. Most city commissioners cringed when they saw the white stripes being placed on First Street which make for diagonal parking. - They saw the narrowness of the through lanes between the north and south paint markings. But they recalled the efforts of the Sanford Merchants Asso­ ciation to get the change and decided on a status quo atti­ tude. • • • Note on the Police blotter— Report from a service sta­ tion! "A man came in last pight and bought It worth of gasoline. He was back this morning asking us to drain it re, the people, are certaini peculiar lot. We want the jt of the bus, the back of rhurch, and the middle of road. — The Clock Winders [an Found Dead ViUiam II. Ertel. •t-year-old itor from Lebanon, Ohio, s found dead in a bathtub 1y this morning at his Sand residence, 3u9 S. Park pnue. Coroner Hugh Duni ruled death was due to beset n tu ck , iv v . ^ c tn fn rii f e r a l? * J Zip Code 32771 J Republicsn convention "grate­ fully, humbly, and enthusias­ WEATHER: Generally fair and mild through Thursday: high today 78; low tonight in 50s. tically." Lodge's only previous com­ VOL. 56 N O . 144 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire lletablished 1U08 WED., MARCH II, 1964 ment on the race has been "I'm not a candidate." But he did not Insist that his name be withdrawn from New Hampshire, the nation's first political test for tho 1984 campaign. Friends of the ambassador say he has been wrestling with his conscience since his name was first mentioned for the nomination. On the one hand, like al­ most any other American in public life. Lodge would like to be president. He campaign­ ed long and hard in 1960 as Riehard M. Nixon's running Ity Harry Johnson ficials who attended the meet­ mate. United Press International The need for rights of way ing designated to hear the But on the other hand, he maps for future construction needs of highway construc­ considers his job here an im­ River towns became ghost of roads In the county was tion for the approaching fis­ portant one, and he docs not i towns in the flood-ravaged stressed Tuesday afternoon at cal year. Ohio River Valley today and want to leave a difficult post a State Road Board meeting Other counties also were at a critical time. tho number of homeless in Del.and. heard during the series ol n\iVltV ADMITS mounted to more than 11,500, Speaking was James P. conferences. HE "GOOFED UP" The American Red Cross Avery Jr., chairman of the The need for additional road WASHINGTON (UPI) estimated the total of home­ Seminole County Commission. construction and correction of Sen. Barry Goldwatcr. admitless might top 20,000 in tha Road Board Member Max some existing highway routes j (ing that he "goofed up" in next 48 hours in seven East­ Brewer said his group would was stressed by Avery in the New Hampshire primary, ern and Midwestern states. confer with county officials pointing out that In 1982 the today pointed his presidential ' At least 20 persons wer® in "30 lo 80 days" to analyze county recorded six deaths. | campaign toward California dead from a thrcc-day wea­ the need for the maps. "In 19C3," Avery said, "we ami its 88 convention delether onslaught which included Avery noted that it Is much had 26 deaths. We need your | gates. torrential rains, font ami a easier for county officials to help," | It was a sobered but unhalf snowfalls and tornada obtain rights of way if "we The Commission chairman I daunted Goldwatcr who took winds. can show the property owners declared one of the primary [ tbe news of Ambassador HenKentucky counted 5,000 re­ a map spelling out the desig­ road thoughts in the county r>' Cabot 1-odge s victory, fugees from the flood watcra nated route." is a connecting link front the j The Arizona Republican and it was feared the total "If we can do that," he north with the new university said he was "not in the least might reach 15,000 by Friday. said, "they will go along with site in Orange County and Impressed" by Lidgc's vic­ Pennsylvania had 3,000 home­ tory. He said he still believed our program." near the Seminole line. less and part of Pittsburgh's Avery headed a contingent He asked that Stale Hoads he had "a whale of a chance" famed “ Golden Triangle" . - tr^ A of an estimated 30 county of- 425, 419 and 520 lie designat­ in the country as a whole for was under water. Ohio had the GOP presidential nomi­ ed as a new primary road home demonstration agent Miss Myrtle Wilson, DELIGHTFUL MEAT DISHES, such ns this 2.500 persons forced from and that the State Hoad Board nation. Mrs. Joyce Hcnnick, Miss Logan, and Mrs. John shishknboh, were prepared by homo economist their homes, 200 of them dur­ ROCKY CONTENDS "do a feasibility study on a Martin. The school was s|K>nsored by Publix and cooking export Miss Martha IxiRnn during: ing the night. Indiana re­ HE LS "IIAPPY" causeway across Lske Jess­ Markets, Swift & Co., Florida Power and Light Tuesday night's Creative Cooking School nt San­ ported 400 homeless and Illi­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Gov. up." Co. and Thu Sanford Herald. ford’s Civic Center. Among the standing room nois 100. West Virginia had Nelson A. Rockefeller, contend­ The chairman, opening his (Herald Photo) about 200 homeless. only crowd were (from left) Seminole County’s discussion, said some of the ing he is "happy" with his Missouri's Black River was third-place finish in the New work Is a carryover from pre­ receding after Tuesday's flood Hampshire Republican presi­ vious requests. crest but 400 persons remained Attorney Joe Davis, counsel dential primary, flies to Cali­ out of their homes In the Pop­ fornia today to campaign for WIESBADEN, G e r m a n y for Altamonte Springs, asked lar Bluff area. (UPI)—A U. S. Air Force jet that the crossovers on High­ votes In its preferential poll, The Red Cross sent SO dis­ the last and most important reconnaissance bomber may ways 438 he 300 feet apart in­ aster experts to set up emerv pre-convention vole. have been tricked into cross­ stead of the present GOO feet. geney centers at Louis villa, Rockefeller said he hopes Davis said crossovers sre ing into East Germany where DALLAS (UPI) — Jack Ky, and Cincinnati, Ohio. An­ Henry Cabot 1/wlgc, the New it was shot down by Commu­ some distance from the post Ruby's defenders abruptly other 50 workers were alerted ni.d around the roast. lly Mra. II. I,. Jidinaon nist fighters, U. S. authorities office and other heavily used Hampshire winner, will re ­ ATHENS, Greece (UPI) rlinppcd off their ease today for duty elsewhcro in the Ohio After each dish was pre­ without calling him to tha A eapucily crowd of men, locations and this could sign as U. S. ambassador to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and said today. Valley. CoL Mark Gilman, U. S. Air create a traffic hazard. He South Viet Nam and "come former President Harry S, women and future honiemak pared Miss Meyer allowed how stand and followed with a Authorities began moving Into the race and debate the the incut was fixed mid preera lieriitiiu hungrier by the Force European headquar­ asked that left turn lanes be motion for ncquittul. Judge almost sll the 2,375 residents Truman arrived today to lead issues." pined before cooking. | minute Tuesday night us they ters spokesman, told UPI, "It (•Ciudad where needed. a host .of dignitaries at the watched- Mis* Mary Meyer, Each disk was set on a talde Joe B. Brown rejected the of West Point, Ky., to higher —v ■n C i m Be ruled out thf ■plMWpJ'Tfce attorney was told by •’ i r request and said the Jury funeral of King Paul of the Martha Logan of Swift mid tbe audience viewed the should get the rase thia ground. Spencer County, Ind, was led off course by radio Brower that "you place d Greece Thursday. officials reported that half of end Company, prepare delect- dishes mid usked Miss Meyer weekend. jamming and falae signals.” tall order with us at this the 600 residents of Grandview questions ronerrning them. ulile dishes of I’roTen Beef, pkaso of construction. We The Air Force said one of Roth sides prepared for Ind., were being evacuated. 1'rises were given at the its unarmed HBGO twin-engine must stick to our policy." The successful c o o k i n g rebuttal firoworks and the Combination industrial ex­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) - school held nt the Civic Center close of the school. He agrerd to confer with bombers became lost during defense said it was saving Greek Cypriot schoolchildren Today Miss Meyer along Dr. Walter llromlierg, a a training flight over West Altamonte Springs officials hibit, automobile show and today trapped and rocked 'he wus under the direction of the beauty contest In late April with Miss Wilson and Miss prominent New York psy­ Germany Tuesday, wandered on the feasibility of creating ear of British High Commis­ Seminole County Extension over East German territory "storage lanes" for turning will be discussed at a joint sioner Sir Arthur Clarke in Service, in co-operation of tho Nowlin will visit tlie lurid chiatrist for "ambush" test­ despite U. S. Air Force radio vehicles but held the change meeting of representatives at an outburst of anti-British, Piilillx Sii|»or Markets, Swift high school when’ they will imony in one final attem pt signals lo change course, and in construction plans in abey­ 3 p.m. Thursday at llic Cham­ anti-American feeling. and Company, Florida Power give the demonstration for tho to blow the state's murder ber of Commerce. ance. was "believed shot down." mid Light Co. mid The Han­ Home Economics class. easa out of rourt. Scott Hums and C a r l Duo to the big response A forestry worker lost ths On s question from Com­ Gilman said the fate of the ford Herald. The Jury uf eight m*'n and Sehilke, co-chairmen of the from the aeiiool, plans will lower part of hia left Irg three-man rrew was not missioner John Fitzpatrick, Cecil Tucker, county exten­ four women had just filed BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) known here. But he quoted an Brewer said State Road 46 Chamber's industrial com­ — IVmagrr Queen Elisabeth sion agent, and Miss Myrtle he Hindu to huvo the cooking into tho imx at 10:07 am. Tuesday afternoon when it be­ official Washington report construction should be let for mittee, said attending Thurs­ of Belgium Tuesday received Wilson county home demon­ school repeated. All the re­ EST fur the start of a ses­ came entangled in a chain saw saying three parachutes were bids during this calendar day's session also will he the "H enrietta Szold" prize stration agent, introduced the cipes will lie published in The sion expected to produre while working off Oak Hill representatives of the San­ Herald's llumuniukcrs Corner <hurarter witnesses when dc- Road in Volusia County, seen, dropping away from the year. ford Automobile Dealers As­ in recognition of her action to guests — Ralph llloodwortll, next week. In all the Seminole delega­ In fair condition a t Semin* falling RI1GC. meat supervisor of Publix, fensu attorney Melvin llvlli save thousands of Jewish chil­ ole Memorial Hospital is Wil­ Two possible eyewitnesses— tion asked State Road Board sociation and the Sanford dren during World War II. Dirk Prinre, beef s|M-riu1lat rose nml calmly addressed liam Becklmm, 28, an employs crewmen aboard a British consideration and approval of Civitan Club, the latter spon­ for Swift mid Co. of Tampa, Jmlgn Joe II. Rrnwn: commercial airliner — t o l d eight primary resolutions and soring Ihc "Miss Seminole Prince, with the help of his "The dt’frnso rests, your of the Minmi Corporation, County" beauty contest. UPI they saw no parachutes. 16 secondary resolutions. owners of a huge plot of land DENVER (UPI) — Charles "pride and joy," llcrmnn the honor." east of Sanford. At Berlin, Capt. Kenneth (Sonny) l.iston who turned his row, explained the different Belli hud said lie had us Vehicle traffic was being McQueen of tho British Euro­ Beckham wus sawing tlmher tough talents Into dollars as cuts of heef. many ns 20 more “cleanup" detoured off SR 415 this morn­ with the chain saw when his pean Airways (BEA) West Miss Meyer was assisted by heavyweight boxing champion ing after the draw bridge witnesses, inrluding Roby’s leg became entangled. He was Berlin - to - Hanover flight of the world, was arrested Miss Lucy Nowlin, home econ­ over the St. Johns River at tnlilii nod ills maid. taken to the hospital in a which pasted near the scene Three Democrats qualified Tuesday night for rarrying s omist. with the power com­ Osteen Jammed when opened lliisson Ambulance. At tho at the reported time the RBG6 Formation of a Seminole this morning to seek party concealed weapon and speed pany. for a passing limit. hospital Dr. Kenneth M. Wing went down, said he saw a County "Fred Karl for Gov­ nominations for county offices ing. Miss Meyer began her dem­ Paul Johnson, bridge tend­ plane that "looked like a Rus­ ernor Committee" will take in the May 5 primary, Clerk Fred ( Bud) D l c k.l n s o n completed the amputation just onstration by preparing n er, said he opened the bridge sian j e t ” plare at 6:30 p.m, Thursday of Courts Arthur 11. Reekwllh PloTen boneless brisket beef at 9:30 and was unable to Democratic candidate for gov­ aliovu the ankle to halt ths ernor, was lo greet Seminole heavy loss of liloiwl. at Jim Spencer's restaurant. Jr. rrporlcd. This swells the SAIGON, South Viet Nam r o u t in a mtisserle. To gar­ rinse it. Highway Patrolman B i l l County supporters here this A county chairman and total lo 41 Democrats quail- (UPI) — Defense Secretary nish tbe roast she prepared Johnson h le r reported the committee members will be lied and no Republicans. Robert S. McNamara today mange basket a filled with bridge was open to traffic at afternoon, lie was to have Stringfield was dispatched to CARACAS, Venezuela named. All interested persons Filing this morning were loured the perilous Victna curry liorserudish filling. A noon. Hu said someone had visited with local constitu­ the Osteen Bridge to see that (UPI) — Raul l.eoni was are invited. Ituily L. Sloan for tax collec­ mrsu countryside with U. S few apriga of parsley were removed some rock ballast, ents from 4 to 5 p. in., when it rcuuiined In place us th® sworn In today as president speaking at First Street and amliulunce sped to the hos* Reid It. Hughes, Daytona tor; Bill York, for constable, Ambassador Henry C a b o t placed la-tween tbe baskets. throwing the span out of bal­ of V e n e x u c l a , succeed­ Reach, Karl's stale campaign District 6, and J. U. Lee, con- l-odgr and Vietnamese strong pltuL Magnolia Avenue. The second ilisli was a sweet ance. ing Romulo Betancourt. manager, will be the speaker.I stable. District 4. m an MaJ. Gen. Nguyen sour pot roast. With tills she Khanh. used a garnish of lemon tw-ista and parsley. She next prepared a Man­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) TAMPA (UI'D—Two Florida hattan Ave. oven roast. This Carol King, an 18-year-old Republican leaders agreed to­ was garnished witli apple University of Florida fresh­ from Bartow, was day that the results of the baskets filled with whipped man crowned national watermelon New Hampshire primary will cream coleslaw. nut affect Sen. Harry Gold- The fourth meat dish was a queen by ttie Watermelon water's standing as the top li:oiled sirloin steak. With thla Growers and Distributors As­ GOP presidential candidate in she made a sesame seed sca- sociation Tuesday night in A rtT T irrc CHILDREN Florida. Ambassador Henry soner and apt cad it nvt-r the ceremonies here. 12 OR UNDEI Caltol laalgc, a write-in, won steak. For tho garnish she the primary. ptepared peurs site had color­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tho ed with red food roioring, and plured them among sprigs of lowest temperature rejiortixi to the U. S. Weather Bureau pursiey. Menu Include* l this morning, excluding HaThe fifth dish consisted of wail and Alaska, was 12 be­ Cole Slaw steaks pan broiled. An attrac­ low zero at Carig, Colo. TucsFrench Fries LONDON (UPI) — Queen tive garnish was a confetti day'a high was 89 at Miami Elizabeth II and her newborn omelet she prepared with Raked lleana International Airport. third son, latest heir to the eggs, chopped parsley and toGrits British throne, were reported [ mutoes. Hush Puppies "Itotii well” toduy at Bucking­ I’roTen beef kahohs were Relish Tray ham I’u lace. pitpiircd next. As the garnish Coffee Or Tea "The Queen has hud a com­ for this she played on skewers fortable night. Her Majvaty chunks of tomatoes, green and the baby are both well,’” peppers and fresh mushrooms. Owned A Operated said a morning bulletin issued To make this attractive she By by three of the doctors who hud toasted a large loaf of Maxine A Boh nttended T u e a d a y night’s Fiench bread. Kite then placed DELTONA HIGH TWELVE Club was host to international and state Hancock birth at Uie palace. High Twelve officers at a luncheon Tuesday noon a t Deltona Community the skewers up in the loaf of Hwy. 17-01 8®. The baby, aa yet unnamed, bread. Club. High Twelve, a service club, limits membership to Masons and has Sanford wrighed 6 pounds A ounces at clubs in 20 states and seven countries. Pictured from the left: liownrd A chuck pot m ast was the Ph. FA 2-SMS birth, which orrured five days next dish. Willi this she plucSmith, Dunedin, state president; William F. Tearman, Terre Haute, lad., ahead of schedule , i vd chunks of papaya against interimtiimuj president, and Dean Howland, Deltona president. Nam border, with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa­ mara. Until the New Hampshire voting, Lodge had maintained a diplomatic silence on dom­ estic politics. In Concord, N. 11. I-odge’s son George said he does not believe his father will return to the United States soon, but would lead any call from the Ohio Flood Threatens Thousands River Crest 3rd Highest Of Century Right Of Way Maps Needed, SRB Told U. S. Fears Reds Lured AF Jef Across Border mwA... Attend Funeral C. Of C. Plans April Show Mouth Watering Beef Ruby Defense Cooked Before Crowd Rests Suddenly Children Too Saw Severs Man's Leg Queen Rewarded Liston Arrested Karl Group To Organize Here • 4 It Lodge 'Honored' But His Job Enforces Silence SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said today that his victory In the New Hamp­ shire presidential primary was a "great honor and a great compliment.” Lodge was told of the lat­ This economy kick. est election results at Saigon • • • Airport as he returned from We hear President Johnson a visit to the Vietnamese city plans to cut the cost of cur­ of Rue, near the North Viet rency by ordering governmcnt authorities to resume printing $2 bills. This will re­ duce the use of $l'a. t Traffic On 415 Is Detoured Three Seminole Demos Qualify Dickinson Here Viet Nam Tour New President No Problem? Melon Queen F R ID A Y N IG H T SP EC IA L! FI SH F R Y A LL YOU C A N E A T - Contrast ADULTS *1 Queen, New Son ‘Both Well* O NLY 20 Days to Register For the Primaries 00 � 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 10, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 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>, March 10, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f40ebf67df20cf4ec72aaf38ef136355.pdf 6f46eefeb5f8b6b61f06b2c7eeea2c9f PDF Text Text . - JJ I . tyf i*:.' ■Meat ,*' C v*. uiiiiiaMeiiKMHififtSttba M M M M H iN M M M iM ttn B M M • OSff VsnTorB Vk i O S Pafre 12— March S. 1964 Rift Between Brandt And Erhard Worries Allies BERLIN (U PI) - Western Allied official* today were reported worried about a growing rift between West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and Chancellor Ludwig Er­ hard’a West German govern­ ment over the passes issue. *It»e officials fear differ­ ences concerning permits for West Berliners to get through the Communist anti-refugee wall might crack the city’s antl-Communlst front, sap morale, and encourage the Ilods to believe West Berlin­ ers finally are tiring of their Fire Chief To Give Program For C T P By Jane Casselberry A program of vital interest to parents and teachers will be presented by Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Bates Tues­ day at 8 p. m. at a meeting o f the South Seminole Ele­ mentary School CTP. The meeting is scheduled to be held in the school auditorium. Chief Bate* will apeak on rescue breathing by means of mouth to mouth resuscita­ tion and will show a film on the subject. He also will speak on pri­ mary technique* of prevent­ ing Ores. Longwood Club Plans Program On Furnishings By Donna Estes A demonstration on home furnishing will be conducted by Mrs. E. P. Richards at the regular monthly meeting of the Longwood Home Demon stratlon Club to be held next Thursday at 10:30 a. m. at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Assisting Mrs. Richards will be Mrs. Arthur Putman and a workshop in home furn­ ishing wlB follow luncheon. Mrs. Felix Mcge, president, will presldo at the meeting and a nominating commiUco will be appointed. Hostesses will be Mrs. Put­ man and residents o f tha Sanlando Springs Trailer Park. i 1. In The Drink f. Monday Tuesday Wednesday SAN DIEGO, Calif. ( U P l i Alrman Jerry P. Doolin es­ caped with nothing worse than a black cyo when he slip­ ped am the aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard last weekend and fell SI feel Into the ocean 1,000 mile* from land, the Navy reported to­ day. front-line position in the cold war. Any o f these possibilities could be disastrous for West Berlin, a vital Western out' post surrounded by Commun­ ist territory. The rift between the city and f e d e r a l governments deepened abruptly Friday night when Brandt, in a radio­ television address, defended his Christmas pas* arrangemenu and virtually accused Erhard of playing party poll tics. Erhard, reportedly enraged, sum mooed Brandt to Boon at the end of this week to dis­ cuss the matter. Erhard U a member of die ruling Christian Democrats and Brandt heads the opposi­ tion Social DemocraU. Western officials think the quarrel already has gone too far and has caused uneasi­ ness in the city, a feeling of insecurity among West Ber­ liners, 'and a vague distrust of political leaders. Tbo Western Allies are wary of getting Involved in what threatens to become a Socialial-Christian Democra­ tic quarrel and an Issue in next year’s W’est German par­ liamentary elections. But privately they question (he role played by Brandt and bis associates in the dis­ pute that began with the issuance by the East Ger­ mans of passes so West Ber­ liner* could vUit their Eaat Berlin relations over Christ­ mas. DesplU West German and Western Allied reservations, Brandt had hU way over Christmas and East German postal workers were allowed to enter West Berlin to issue passes. The East Germans and Brandt wanted to renew this agreement for Easter. But the West German government, strongly harked by the West­ ern Allies, said the agree­ ment could not be repeated because it tended to accept the Communist doctrine that West Berlin is a separate en­ tity, a third German state in which the Western Allies and the West German govern ment have no legal rights. The city government first opposed this West German stand, then accepted it. then opposed R, then accepted it again and broke off the talks with the East Germans until after Easter. Then came Brandt’ s state­ ment Friday and Ertiard’a summons to the mayor. 25th & PARK, i f STR ETCH ER S SANFORD e 1 "HEINZ" KETCHUP COMET-100,000 miles at Daytona...5 mom awards... an 84% sales gain 14 0Z. BOTTLE J The awards honor Comet’s styling, its design, its engineering. One cites the amazing display of stamina at Daytona, f LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR f l OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE •I QUALITY SHORTENING each ran 100,000 miles, averaged over 105 mph. This Durability Run marked the spectacular debut of a new kind of Comet —the 1904. Bigger. Heftier. Elegant. Hot. No w onder sales have been Abo.*, up 84% over the same lnlorn*|l*n*l l Sp**d»a,, sit* of IK# ISM period last year. Try this Csm.t Omabiut, •««. Lit, *1 tits ti,m w three-way winner...now • M lM Corn*! — froai Francs. r n IIsi,, Brasil n>* u a. at your M ercury dealers. Girls Learn To Thread Machine Last week’* Tuesday after­ noon meeting of the Geneva GlrU 4-H Club was held in (he Community Hall with 10 members in attendance. Patty Johnson, president, presided; roll call and min­ utes were given by Linda Russell, secretary; Deborah Sterman led the pledge and Claudia Watkina gave the de­ votion. Instructions on threading the sewing machine were demonstrated and discussed under the direction of Mrs. B. F. Box, adi'b leader. Recreation for the meeting consisted of pantomlmo games. JEWEL 3 LB. 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FLORIDA NO. 138 Odham To Run Against Holland Nov*', here'* a way to show appreciation. • • • 9 lim e d l*ic<* l.jn.-cd Wite Mr*. Lilia A. Way o( New Britain, Conn., ha* donated a pair of lot* in Dreamwold to Seminole County's Cnited Fund. Tlie lots have t>ccn ap­ praised at $1,000 each. • • • Sanford Native Qualifies Af Last Moment mwA... BRIEFS Candidates Line Up Here To Qualify It mark* the first time the United Fund of this county ATHENS, Greece (U l'll — had received a (lift of till* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — HOWLING PENALTIES jrnve nit assist to the Sentinole-DeHnry Heart Tlie condition of King Paul I •« nature, it'll benefit bolh the Orlando builder J. Rrailey Council's fund drive durinp tin* past two weeks. Keplers nt the Jet Hmvl; i« worsening and his life is Odiiain furnished the biggest * donor and the recipient. Mrs. inp Limes were assessed one penny every time they missed n spare iliir, now in danger, reliable palace Nine candidates were lined surprise a* Hie books closed iup tiie pitmen. The penalties boosted the Heart Fund by SoO. AImivc Mrs. Way may take an income tax | sources said today. up at noon today when Ar­ on qualifying for offices at Myron Accnrdi o f DeBitry presents u check in that amount to Ed Simon, deduction for this contribution thur II. Beckwith Jr., clerk stake in the coming spring Heart Council president. (Herald Photo) of courts, opened hs books for and, of course, the pro­ primaries. Odham filed to run t’lent to qualify tfor lire May GENEVA (L 'l'l) — France gram* of local organization* against veteran Sen. Spessard 3 Democratic primary. I demanded today tliat Commu­ will be enhanced. L. Holland. nist China replace Nationalist it is anticipated that more i • • . Odham paid his qualifying than too candidates will liie | China a* a member o f the fee about an hour before Sec­ The Drcamwold subdivision for 20 county offices before World Health Organization retary of State Tom Ada m i by the way, was promoted Beckwith close* Ins books at (WHO). announced "It is now 12 noqn f # back tn 1927 before the great noon March 17. H. K. CUSHING J. T. DAGUKItLY and Hie books arc closed. No First in line this m orningdepression. A major portion further candidates will be ac­ waiting since it a. in for of the lots were purchased by NEW YORK (U P I) — The cepted for state offices." the opening time ut noon— New Englanders who dream­ United Church of Christ to­ The last candidate to get During a second public a new hoard since tlie terms was Joseph T. Haggerly. ed of retiring in Florida. Not Id* paper* in was I,. F. Cawday announced that nearly JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — hearing on the Town of Cas-<°1 three members of tlie A second primary, if neces­ many of the dreams were Florida East Coast Railway, Hum, Crest view, seeking tin one-third c f its l!,H02 congre­ during sary, will lie held May 26. realized but the taxes had to plagued by a strike of more sclbcrry's proposed contprc-1*j0ar** appointed .".9th district Senate seat. gation* hail pledged themAny candidate garnering 30 nnf fM ,rr clarified. be paid Just the same. than a year and repeated acts hensivc zoning ordinance, tlie ! not Odham, 44, furmcrly ot •elves to being integrated. been • • • per cent plus one of the votes of sabotage, studied today legality ot tlie municipality's Sanford, ran twice unsuccessAlso during the hearing cast for one office will be Mrs. Way's husband died effects of a court order that zoniug board was questioned. Jolui L. Rirkiieimcr, fully, for governor of Flor­ 1490 nominated and will not need ^ and while getting her affairs knocks out strike-born work ida, served in Hie state Leg­ DALLAS (D P I)—Criminal Monday night Don Willson Seminola Boulevard, submit- to run in the second p u ­ A resident and voter of A resident of Central Flor­ * In order she realized that the changes. islature and was the crusad­ ted a petition signed by a Dist. Judge Joe R. Brown Seminole County since 1932, inquired of the Town Council ma ry. ida since 1938, Joseph T. Rageasiest way to eliminate pay­ Officials said they wanted ing chairman of the state milk number of residents who live went home with a cold anil Harry F. Cushing today qua­ For example, should there ing additional taxes—in addi­ to study the federal court whether Mayor Owen Anstey on the thoroughfare protest­ be five candidates for one of­ lified to run for County Com­ fever today Just before the gerly today qualified to run commission under f o r m e r tion to reaping some benefit ruling before making the next tiad appointed the zoning Gov. Leroy Collins. ing the proposed commercial fice and the total vote* east missioner of District 3. Jnck Ruby murder trial be­ for constable of District 4. from the property— was to step. They did not say if an hoard Odham is a graduate of which is currently zoning of Seminola Boule­ should bo 1,001, If one candi­ He was engaged in the ap­ gan ita 14th day. Formerly an oil and gaso­ deed it to the United Fund. appeal would he made. Seminole High School and working with tlie Council on vard from 3o<J feet west of date receives 301 votes and line producer anil contractor, pliance business for a num­ The local fund office provided Meanwhile the price on the the promised ordinance. Ans­ the Winter Park Drive interl<outsiana College. Following Cushing, now retired, attend­ ber of years and presently is all his opponents receive tlie her with an appraisal for in­ heads of saboteurs who have Naval service during World tey said he had not appointed section to the Seminole Race- |othcr ^ volc»t ,|icn hp wlU ed West Virginia University LONDON (UPI) — Queen an insurance underwriter and come tax purposes. To say plagued the line during the War II he entered the oil bus­ way property. Iiirkheimer lMJnominated, member of the Field Under­ and is a member of HolyElizabeth's midwife moved the least, the United Fund long strike climtfod to at least said that although the proper, f onc camlidate docs not Cross Episcopal Church, the into Buckingham Palace for writers Insurance Association. iness in Sanford. He is the £ i* Indeed appreciative of S1U3.0O0. Two overt incidents t>' " a* zoned commercial rci-c ive 30 per cent plus one Masons, Shrine. S a n f o r d Hie fourth lime .Monday nlghl He also Is a member of the son of Mrs. Minnie Odham Mrs. Way's unique giftl connected with the strike und the laic if. B. Odham. when he and others purchased 0f u,c total votes east tor Shrlno Club. Navy League • • • to prepare for tlie birth of Baptist Church, M a s o n s , were reported Monday. lots they have constructed Dial office, then tiie two top- and .Mayfair Men's Golf As­ tlie Queen's Iniiiy, her fourth American Legion, Lion* Club, Mrs. Odham resides at Bit Five Seminole County stu­ In Miami officials said their homes there und would v«te gatherers will run sociation. Parent * Teacher Association Park Avenue. • dents have been placed on the someone had tried to loosen child. "I want to give the people preler tlie property to lie /ona^ain*t each other in tlie se­ and is a former member of Married. Cushing ha* tvvu dean’s list of the University bolts binding section* of track of Florida a chance to vote ed residential under the new com) primary May 20. Ihe Chamber of Commerce daughter* and lour grand­ College at Gainesville's Uni­ together. An FEC security for a Democrat,” Odham said ordinance. Filing immediately after children residing in Florida. and Jaycecs. versity of Florida. They arc officer said that if the tracks GENEVA (U PI) — Soviet The question of agricultural j noon today were Troy Ray "In qualifying ns a candi­ A World War II veteran, he as he paid his qualifying fee. Thomas D. Hinson, Desta had come apart a passing Accompanied by hie pretty Hie men who direct U.8. zoning within tlie town limits and Roy Wright, for tax col­ date for Commissioner of Ambassador Semyon K. Tsn- served with Hie military poLee Horner, Lawrence J. train would have toppled. Naval Air Foreaa la both was discussed at lengUt, rel­ lector; llarlan Tuck, for eouu- District 3 ," said Cushing, "1 nipkin said today the 17-na­ lire overseas. He is married lirunctte wife, Odham’ e ap­ Pi vac and Jo Ann Zcigler, J. H. Hadley, chairman of assure the voters that — ______—.......................... .. tion disarmament conference to Uie former Mildred Duaine pearance in the secretary’ ! a all of Sunford, plus Sharon the strike team for the 11 non­ oceans M a y announced plana ative to Florida's so-called ty judge; Kenneth McIntosh can la in a "very, very serirus Im­ anil ttiey have three children, office was a surprise although "Uiccn Thumb Law." Thgv te Visit M m Sanford Naval Air and Tbomas A. Speer, tor j when I am your County Comm Giles of Lake Monroe. All operating unions, said a .tele­ i.islug at.w ia«/, Uar«'y ni‘.»«iunor T will not be sway- passe" but that Russia has Mrs. Caroline Harris, of New lie had been rumored a month were among the top five per­ phone bomb threat was made SUUon d u - w Oi * n>e.j At­ !<*" . .ovL'e . ,»ekl attoziMv prosev.lv ■to plans to leave the talks. Smyrna Reach, and Tommy or two ago as e possible can­ cent of students with a re­ on Feb. 27 against the St. tack Wing Om Tenth Bomb­ Kenneth McIntosh, that n ojF . Cushing, for county com ad by pressure groups or vulc didate against Holland, seek­ ing Derby. property annd for agricultur.l mimloner. District 3: Ford and Janice Kay, ut home. tor tlie Increase in (lie paycord o( excellent academic Augustine headquarters. Had­ Vice Adm Paul H. Ramsey, *1 use can ever lie changed j Cavanaugh, county coiuhiIm - fur my service* as your Coun­ Haggerty staled, "My prom­ ing his fourto (enn in Hie performance for the Fall ley said the anonymous threat Commando of Naval Air without tin consent of the .loner, District 3: Uaggcrly, ty Commissioner, with no po­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — ise to the people of Seminole U. S. Senate. trimester. caused the union tn take up Holland ami Odham will Forces in the Atlantic will ar­ owner. Hlbiard Casselberry,I for constable. District 4. and litical commitments." • • • A defector from thn Soviet County is tliat when elected I new headquarters, lie did not fight it out for tlie Demo­ a property owner and also a j George W. Reck, constable. rive In Sanford March 19 as secret police, now living in as your constable, I shall With Cleopatra now showing ' , av vvhcrc. New York, lias been feeding make every effort to co-oper­ cratic nomination and Hie at the Seminole Cinema inj Judge Hryun Simpson In the week-long Heel exercise member oi tiie zoning bourd, District 6. wc;mon» competitions urged Hint certain area* be General election will he | U. S. intelligence a g e n t s ate with all luw eniorcement right to oppose Republican Casselberry the Homan in -, Jacksonville ruled the FEC j and , oiicd for agricultural use. Ik-IJ Nov. 3, when these since 1938 with information ugcncic* and stblda by the Claude Kirk, Jacksonville in­ flucnce seems to have in- \U(Uld have to abandon work turn into the home stretch. vestment banker, in Hie No­ Vice Adm. Paul I). Stroup, county offices will be filled: which lias led to arrests of Goklcn Rule." vaded the area. One Cat- ru|L. changes the railroad said vember general election. Clerk of Hie circuit court, ini|Hiitant Red spies abroad. aelberry service station is S<)1 rl<| 0( featherbedding, who exercise* a similar comThe last-minute rush tn lax collector, assessor, countyadvertising, “ O p e n XXIV Simp-on said the ehanscs ! rnand in the Pacific, will fly WALTHAM. Musv (Ul 'l i ­ ! in from his headquarters in qualify bclurc the noon dead­ judge. sheriff, prosecuting at­ hours." wore made uni!atcrall> and in ’Die lii -I president of the jSan Diego. Calif.. March 20. line alsu bn.iighl opposition torney, county commissioner, violation of the Railway La­ TAHOE VALLEY. Calif. Castro regime in Cuba, now Roth will attend briefings, lo veteran congressman Wil­ Distrnt* t, 3 und 5; super­ Tlie combination of the pre­ bor Act. They affected unions staunchly anti-Castro, s a i d (U PI) — Authorities - today play in a Navy-Civilian golf liam Cramer, St. Petersburg intendent ot public instruc­ tence of Johnny Ridge and not on strike aguinst the line. lii-gan the task of recovering Monday night that "not only |tournament then observe an Francis P. Deane, 16, of tion, su|icrvisor of registra­ Republican. Claude Pepper, the proximity of the 16th liolc the fn sen bodies of 85 Calli air show and carrier airman­ 1991 Mohican Trail, Mait­ tion. member of the board of a political tyranny, hut an GENEVA (UPI) — France Minml Democrat, and Sam seems to be a good omen for (orniaii* whose "fun flight" absolute tyranny" now exists ship competition on the l)er- land, was killed instantly public instruction, Districts 2 GihiHms, Tampa Democrat. Wilk Bowman, owner of Rose to laike Talioe ended Just <10 demanded today tliat Comin Cuba ! by'* final day. March 21. Monday night when tlie car and 3; justice of tlie peace, Robert L. McDonald. Tam­ iiuini*t China lie given Na­ and Wilk's Restaurant in feet below tlie summit o f a Dr. Manuel Urrutla told an The two high-ranking offic- lie was driving clashed on |Districts 3, 4 and 6, and con­ pa, quulilicd lor tlie loth dis­ tionalist China's seat in tlie Sanford. Last Friday Wilk , era command naval air forces Highway 17-92 soutli of the stable, Districts 3, 4 and 6 audience at llrandei* Univers­ snow • swept Nevada moun­ W o r l d Ifealtli Organization trict scat held by Gibbons. P. made a hole-in-one at tlie ity that Hie regime of former tain. i ba*cd 3,000 miles apart, yet, undrrpuss near the Maitland Mayfair Country Club while i WHO). The United Stales im­ Marion Harrelson, St. Peters­ dictator Fulgent-In Batista beginning this summer, both City limits. mediately opposed tlie move. burg Democrat, qualified for playing in a foursome with TALLAHASSEE (UPI) was a political tyranny hut have twin-jet HA-3C Tlie investigating officer, Ridge who was visiting from I’crrennial candidate Jim Fair will France's action was the Cramer's seat. Woody Huui)i........ ........... ....... did tail equal Hie Castro gov­ Villgante* from NAS Sanford KgL C. R. Nutting of tlie first effort lo gulu u seat for ton, Miami Democrat, quailernment, which liu* "abso­ rthe r 16th - l hole. i m‘ d' “ “ sc, T“ M Tfor' M “ "of? the . " ! « "T1)u, * ( (M r rd z s .: ' Wilder Calk Police, suid Hint I'eking on an internutiunal lied against Pepper who also Upm*|’ *case a "test Sanf„ J|a,e bcc0||10 lute control of llio political, eunm-il since the French rec­ ha* a Republican opponent. taw rcmiirins e-tnilid-di-, for fur focal • "»,oru prt.vicwing ,hc a I a| economic, social und ideolo­ requiring candidal,» , iwii-nlly rMr Dcnnc wh|ch lost J u m control M For tlie fourth district seat ognition of Communist China oddly enough, back when pi,t,lic office in Florida t o 1 gical" segments of the mod­ tK*u mail, two (twice the cutli, overturnnl und skidded Wilk and Johnny were play- pay „ (CP hrld liy Congressman Dante in January. ern Culian society. An appraisal of the recent speed of sound) lactlcal re -1 lllure thltll , 00 fct.t ,M.f„ re France ha* not yet *uid Fasccll. Miami, Waller J, WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e lng at the Churchill Valley] Fair, who already ha* q u a il-1 1 '-:'" .” ’ Urrtiliu for 31 years a election to determine whether e attack aircraft stopping upside down in tlie whether it will hack Peking Itiicki, Commit Grove Itcjrnl* nation's railroads are circu­ Country Club in Penn Hills. - fjed and paid the fee as a member ut the Cuban Judiciexpanded telephone service is before it begin* simultaneous ( „ or, hboiind |,IIM. Pa.. Wilk also made a hole- j candldate for Democratic Nadesired In the county will lie I ary and for a lime chief jus- lating a list of the 33.000 fire­ for Nationalist China's Uni}- limn qualified. carrier deployment with Hie Deane, h retired Navy chief, Thomas S. Kenney, Cocoa men's job* Iney plan to elim­ rd Nation* seal. in-one. \ou may have guess-1 (jonal Committeeman, wrote Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. vvu* well-known in Sunford hrld Thursday afternoon at lice of tlie Cuban Supreme WHO was set up as the reReach Democrat, qualified lor inate gradually under terms ed ill Wilk was playing " d h it b c Secretary of Stale today Court, was an early C'aslro Adm. Ramsey, who is bas­ where he bus been serving us Hie caucus room of the First Rldge and he made it on the a!ikjnR ,|1)l( ht. ,M. ,,lla|jfiei| of a f e d e r a l arbitration suit of a Hireling of the UN Ihe till) district seat Isold by ed in Norfolk, \'a., paid a tennis instructor ut Hie May- Federal Savings & Ixtun Asso­ ally but lias since become one Economic und Social Council I GOP Congressman Ed Gur16th. The oilier two in the a]<0 a„ a camlidate for the ol the Cuban dictator's strong­ awatd. ciation. visit here Dec. 12 shortly af-1 / ' V'' .. is survived by- hi* recent foursome were Gene: state p „ m c Utilities ComA *|M>kcMnun for J. E. hut is nut a part of tlie United ney, Orlando. Another DemoTiie meeting ha* been call est enemies. ler Hie arrival of the Navy's Clemmons and Arth West le y ., mission. wife Loretta; two sons ^ f(jr b |1|c * . mino1e crat qualllird previously. Wolfe, chief railroad negotia­ Nations. first RA-5C. Hank Jr. and John Edward But Hie magic formula worked n ut about an hour later, antor, said individual carriers in 1931-2 he c o m m a n d e d ,.^ two ,,MUKtllPrii 1)cbble County Chamber only for Wilk. oilier letter arrived asking Heavy Attack Ming One's all-1 uii(| I)unnj( have started notifying offi­ i nicrcc. Summoned that he In* withdrawn as a weather bombing forces when cials of Hit* Brotherhood of 1representatives of Hie tele- ] _ Back at Casselberry, some candidate for Hie utilities I l-ocomotive Firemen and Enphone companies involved ... , , ..th e Wing was bated in Nor, _ ' the Port P< oi the regular p*irons of a commission and be permitted f()lk Capl Jiimc, 0 . M i)0 u P l a i n t i f f T e l l s , , . . j , . . . Members of tie Au- gincmen (111.I E) of Hie jobs and members of Hie Metro ... , f t beauty shop there were ra­ to file, without paying a fee thority Committee of the they want abolished. ( pohtan Seminole County Tele­ Utc current Wing Commander. . . . ther astonished last week a> a candidate for congress Seminole Chamber of Com­ AUM4 VS fin a l QUALITY m Tiie spokesman said, how­ phone Service Committee. Adm. Slroop attended the O l A C C I O G f l t when they saw Resusci-Ann, against Rep. Sam Gibons ol merce will inspect the Jack that actual layoffs the clee-1|sonvllle Port Authority In ever, 1961 Bombing Derby at SanT|lc phi,„j|f ,n a damages! Final results of ;,,r the Casselberry Fire Depart­ Tampa. would not be made until Hie ford while sem ng as Chief action being heard in Circuit ' ion * '11 and of- j ita|U|ion Wednesday. ment's life-like training aide, He said lie wanted to set J of 1union's legul challenge of Hie the Bureau of Naval Wea­ Court was on the witm->s fered to tlie public at the The member* will Ik- guests sitting under a dryer. She up a test case on qualifying , arbitration ruling is decided pon*. At that time an earlier stand this morning explaining se‘ !^ '111 of the Jacksonville authority's was in for a shampoo, “ ■'* fees so he can challenge in by the Supreme Court. The mctro|Mdilnn phono version of the Vigilante, the her version of an accident managing director Dave and manicure. She even hsd tlie Supreme Court Hie rigid system would allow Seminole A-3A. was making its debut. which instituted tiie suit. Rawls, at a. m. He will her hair trimmed. of Ihe state and political par­ users to dial without toll The A-5A currently serves • • • Testifying wa* Mrs. Nellie also he host for a luncheon ties hi assets candidate* for an all-weather, long-range at­ Wagner. She alleges injuries charge* to any point in the to follow. Coming events — The Met- j Uic right to run for office tack role with two squadrons received in the Highway IT- county and to DcLand. De­ Ih e local delegation will lie ropolitan Telephone Commit­ based in Sanford. 92 mishap when her rar und llary and Ihe Winter Park headed by Ihe committee tee of the Seminole Countyft's a girl. Horn at Seminole, another driven by I). E. Mc­ exchange. chairman, Francis E. RoumllChamber of Commerce will Memorial H o s p i t a l to a Cormack collided. meet at 4:30 p.m.. Thursday 1st Jr. "guest" of the county Jail. I Hearing the rase is Circuit at First Federal'* caucus TALLAHASSEE. (U PI) — Judge Yassar Carlton. It i* Sheriff's d-pulies and coun­ room . . . The Rabia Temple County commissioners Mon ty jail aides had watched for will honor pres*, radio and day night discussed in an In A shite o f deli-gute* pledged t.xpCt.te<l to go tn the jury U- I „ a,. A The March meeting of Hie the stork to arrive at Hie Jail IflfO A T m O r y television Industries tonight at j formal meeting zoning re- to support Richard M. Nixon|ter t o jay. Hard-working H.leie. broke |N? rt,!..0.rU!“ ," 1 Y!“ ? £ CoU° ' over the weekend. Their Jit-; a dinner in Orlando . . . Tlie quirements and mad projects for president was filed in cil will be held at 7:30 p. ni ters continued until 2:20 a.m. into tlie National Guard arm • I’ KK.MANENT STITCHED CREASES St. John's-lndian River Canal as related to the new univer­ Tulluhussce today by Repub­ lican National Committeeman -v g a w ttss ory Monday night, it was re- today in Hie Civic Building. today when the prospective District's director* will con­ sity to be erected in northern No formal agenda ha* been Anthony S. Battaglia. mother signaled the alarm. WASHINGTON (U PI)—Hep. purled today by Pat~olman vene at 11 a. m.. Friday, near Orange County. • PASTELS AND BLACK The woman waa taken to' Hale Boggs. D-La.. comment Donald Urumley, who added prepared. Commissioners will re co n -' - .. .......... ....... — Titusville . . . the Long the hospital in literally aec-' mg on a recent night visit to they probably were searching Range Planning Committee of vene again tonight to consld-1 • SIDE ZIPPER — MACHINE WASHABLE onds. the White House and Presl-jfor weapons, the Seminole County Cham­ er. also informally, their state | A r H l HONOLULU (U PI)—Police All was in readiness. Two' The thieve* used a crowbar HULL. England (L’ l'l) — A dent Johnson's "lights out" ber will meet at noon. Frida). road requests which will be • C O M F O R T A B L Y FORM FITTING ordered a motor edict to sate money on Hie to pry open three padlocked broke up a rolling crap game hours and 26 minutes later Hie •I Jim Spencer* . . . and liie submitted to the State Road uoiiiaii doors leading to Hie aupply Monday among olf-duty bus baby arrived. Chamber's port a u t h o r i t y Board next Tuesday in De- scooter from a garage here electric bill: When she went to pick it up, "It was hard to get in the room. The aheriffa office report­ drivers cruiiing in a Honolulu • 8 IZ E S 7/ 8. 9/ 10, 11/ 12. 13/ 14, 15/ 16,18 committee goes to Jackson­ Land. Total loot taken: ten snake rapid transit company bus. ed — Jubilantly — that mother The meetings are being held she did not like the reghtra place. Alt Hie lights were off. ville tomorrow to confer with lion number. It was “ 2 tat." j ! stumbled around." •bile kils. I Tlie bus was number 71L and daughter are doing fint,l Port Authority oUiciaU there. in the County Courthouse. ^^0 King Worse French Plea FEC Eyes Court Casselberry Zoning Decision On Board Status Raised Work Changes Retired Oil, Gas Man In Race For County Board Church Acts Judjre III Insurance Man In District 4 Constable Race Stork On Way Fleet Chiefs To Attend Bombing Derby ‘Serious Impusse’ Spy Helps Red Tyranny In Cuba Now ‘Absolute’ Sanford Tennis Instructor Killed Recover Bodies France Demands Seat In UN For Red China Candidate Seeks Test 01 Fee Law Phone Vote To Be Appraised 33,000 Firemen On 'Pink Slip' to llCo;r'c Committee To Inspect Port e m t e t f i WOMEN’S S -T -R -E -T -C -H County Scons Road Projects Stork Prefers Hospital Crib SPORTSWEAR Jamaican Nixon Delegates Thieves Break Council To Meet Hale Bogs Down 7 Come 11 J- Knee-Length Slacks 2.99 3.99 4,99 �Kiwanians Hear Capf. 67 CAP Cadets Hold Meeting Navy Capt. Jamra O. Mayo, Commander of Heavy Attack Win* Ona at the Sanford Naval Air Station, w i I be p r i n c i p a l speaker Sanford Klwanl* Club at Wednesday in the Civic Cen­ ter Capt. Mayo will deacribe latest dtveloptnenla in his command, Including plans to placs the Wine’s RA6C Vigil­ antes on carriers operating in both the Atlantic and Pacific Fiesta. To illustrate this concept he will show slides depicting “ aailor's-eyeviews" of the Mediterranean and Far East. Ha will also discuss training and malntenanes as­ pects of preparing his aix THE FOURTH ANNUAL Antique Show and Snle was sponsored this squadrons for exUnded at-sea weekend by the Florida Federation o f Art at the DeBary Mansion House. deployments with the Vlgf Among outstanding displays were, top, the Highland Fling collection lanta and A-SB skywarrior, shown by Mrs. Mildred Fisquette o f Winter Garden and, bottom, the dis­ the Wing’s other aircraft play o f antique china, glass and lamps shown by Mrs. Ed J. O’Connor of typa. Orange City. (Cox Photos) Thaaa aircraft provide the long-range, all-weather bomb­ v fr * * " ' 'V ‘V " T .F -t............................ . v ' ing capability for our mobile M W 1 •ri'i' •; • '< .& • :> • • ; ; .....,, , carrier striking forces. With v - M v . - i the addition of the RA-6C, Heavy Attack Wing One now has responsibilities for longrange, all-weather reconnais­ sance. The RA-5C, a versatile mach two (twice the speed of sound) Jet aircraft, is config­ ured fer both the reconnsaiseanco and attack missions. These 07 Cadela representthe mure than 2,600 cadets from the Floridu Wing who were selected previously at their home squadron selec­ tion hoards to represent their units in the state-wide com­ petition. Mule and female ca­ dets came from as fur away ns Pensacola, Jacksonville, and Miami to attend the se­ lection process out of which 8 cadets were selected to par­ ticipate in the International Air Cadet Exchange Program which every year send 135 American Cadets to 22 foreign countrlea in Europe and South America for a months long stay. A like number o f foreign cadets viait the varioue states in the United States at tha same time. The Civil Air Patrol la the official Auxiliary o f the U.S. Air Force and has two major programs. The cadet program which has aa its goal the mo­ tive tion of the air-minded youth o f America, and tha senior program which has re­ sponsibility for tha Emergen­ cy Services Diaster work as well as Search and Rescue de­ tails for missing aircraft and persons. The local unit o f Civil Air Patrol in Seminols County meets each Monday, 7:30 pan. at Uie North Orlando Rccrsalion building. Persons desir­ ing mor* information should call 322-5200. Federal Slate Market New s Service Sanford X 4 New Price Index More To Point Final Teacher Training Set In Reflecting Living Costs WASHINGTON (UPI) The Labor Dsjixrtment no­ valied Us 'idvised consumer price index today la a new effort (o keep more accurate tab on living costs. Ewan Clague, commission­ er of labor statlatlci, said in advance the old Index would show there was little or no change In living costs in Jan­ uary. Tha new Index is expected to show results very dose to the old Index for the first few months it la used. It Includes more items In the market basket of goods and services, more cities, new weights and broader cov­ erage of retail atorea. For these reasons, It is ex­ pected to give a more accur­ ate indicaUon of changes In the prices paid for basic liv­ ing costa by average city workers. The old Index stood at 107.6 In December—a record level. This meant It cost 910.76 to buy the same goods and ser­ vices that were priced at 910 In the 1937-39 base period. The base period for the new index remains the same. But the ingredients and methods of computation have been streamlined aa a result of a three-year, $3 million refur­ bishing Job performed by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The government conducted many survdys to find out how A m e r i c a n families were spending their money. This Information oa Hie proportion spent for food, clothing, hous­ ing and other Items, together with data on what atorea were patronized, was used to compile the framework for the new index. Some Items are being pric­ ed for the Oral Uma, includ­ ing taxi fares, motel room rate* and funeral expenses. The number of dtlea where price checks are made has been Increased from 46 to 90. Couple Arrested In Assault A man and woman were arrested Monday night after an altercation at 1306 Wil­ liam Avenue, police reported today, A woman Identified as Dorothy Mae Smokes com­ plained that Wesley Smokes had beaten her. She signed a warrant for his arrest on assault and battery charges. Later, police said, she “ started cursing and raising cain'' at live William Avenue address. She was charged with disorderly conduct and the city jail. Stetson Univaraitlea Teach­ er Intern Program will tend 71 eollage senior* Into Florida’i public schools this week for their laboratory experi­ ence and final prsparattcfc bofore becoming certified teach­ er*. Stetson graduates approx!mutely 100 new teacher* each year in Its teacher education program accredited by the American Association of Col­ leges for Teacher Education, the National Council for tha Accreditation of Teacher Edu­ cation, and the Southern As­ sociation of Collegia and Schoola. Among those serving their Internship Include Bobert L. Jones of Orange City, teach­ ing at Sanford Junior High School under Louis D. Palham; and Norman E. Leach of Sanford, teaching at Sem­ inole High School undar Archie Cannon. M GROUNDBREAKING o f an Olymplc-size swimming pool at Sanford Naval Academy was held at the morning flag raising ceremony Monday. Rear Adm. Paul F. Johnston (USN-Ret.) turned the first shovel o f dirt and addressed the midshipmen briefly. From the left: Capt. John Wil­ liams, commandant; Admiral Johnston and Col. H. J. Furman, superin­ tendent. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes MARCH 3 Admissions Joseph Jackson, Carol Heinninger, Raymond S c h u l t z , S a n d r a Phllage, Augustus Post To O ffer Candidate List Brown, Frances Goodman, Cora Bryant, Jessie Soder blom, Rebecca Tillis, David Charles Ballard, Rose Mary Bentley, Geraldine Lott, Car­ oline James, Shirley Brown, Virginia Fendley, all of San ford; Ethel Guyett, Ruby Combs, Geneva; Alene Crum, Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lott, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Carol C. Smith, baby boy, Sanford Discharges Bonnie Denault, Alice Singleton, Mary Peoples, Randy Essterbrook, Daniel Leeds, Ulysses Burke, Sheryl Thomp­ son, Mary Suprenant, Judy Baker, Mrs. Doris Fisher and baby boy, Mrs. Patricia Stan­ ton and baby girl, Zlllersteen Bellamy, all of Sanford; Eliz­ abeth Vcston, DeBary A nominating committee consisting of three men will oiler a slate of officer* for the Campbell-Loulng Post’s Fair Association at the March IS meeting. Thl* was dedlced Monday night at an annual member­ ship meeting called to choose a new elate of officer*. Serving oa the committee are the American Legion commander, Frank Holmei; the vice commander, Tom Best; tod the secretary, Ro­ bert Mahan. Also scheduled for the IS meeting la a spe­ Hungry Th ief • Driver Charged March cial celebration of the Le­ gion's anniversary. Eats Barbecue In Accident The president of the asso­ A hungry thief took two An Orlando motorist was charged with falling to hav* ciation now la Frank MoCloe- pieces of meat from a bar­ becue pit during the night, hla vehicle under control Bel­ key. the sheriff’s office reported lowing a two car accident at this morning. Third Street and Oak Ave­ Cycle Stolen U mA of two blcycta* from Owner of the pit on Sipes nue. Charged was Walter Ludwig the flualand Estates ares la Avenue In Midway was iden­ Kopats. City police say hla being Investigated by the tified oa Martha Btevsoa. Tbs Investigation' in continuing. car collided with a parked ve­ sheriffs office. hicle owned by Stephen Alma of 917 William Avenue. The accident occurred et 13:18 p. m. Moods y. '64/STUDEBAKER Trading Tim e Is Here! To give you * wide choice and quick delivery, livery, we’ve built up our stack of Larks, Hawks, Cruisers sad Champ Trucks . . . And we want to move ’em. Bo we’re trading! Come in new and get the beet buy. *45 72 PER M O N TH COME SEE! COME SAVE! SANFORD MOTOR CO. & • LARK • CRUISER • HAWK • CHAMP TRUCKS 800 S. French Av*. — SANFORD — Ph. 3*2-4382 Sinclair City firemen responded to a call for help at 81 William Clark Court Monday at 19:48 p. to. A check of the area revealed no dree, they re­ port. A. C. MIMS Chiefs Siflm Two KANSAS CITY, Ms. (UPI) —The Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football Laa gue have signed flanker back Gian Talbert of Northwestern Louisiana and Notrs Dam* end Leo Seiler. Both report to the Chiefs' training camp at Liberty, Mo., oa July 19. search in the field o f co-ordi­ nation chemistry at the Uni­ versity o f Goteborg, Sweden. The Rollins professor will be working with Dr. David Dryssen, professor o f analy­ tical chemistry at the Uni­ versity of Goteborg, who first Invited Dr. Hellwege to work with him two years ago when they met at tha Solvent Extraction Chamlstry Bympowlum at Gatllnburg, Tenn. HERE! SEE! No Fire is now associated with Sinclair Refining Co. as a SINCLAIR DEALER located at 2500 S. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD OPEN O V I N G ? 7 A. M. ’T I L 10 P. M. D A IL Y PH O N E 322-9504 « » « !■ !» ■ » ,% M O V IN G ■ ANO SI GRACE FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C rloy Ave. AIK CONDITIONER Snt i f nr t l . Fl.i. AUTO Sl PROPERTY IN SU R A N C E All Linea Written Sales — Strvice Bring Your Insurance d. Park Ava. Sauford PrnhlcniH To Ua — FBDDKRS HAItRY ADAIR’S AJ SERVICE GULF SliK' Tuts - liuUctie* -• Acces.ories BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Park Ave. SAN Font). FA 2-864* FLA. PLUMBING HumI AAA tService Guaranteed Brake k Muffler R L. HARVEY Service PLUMBING 1st. French Complete Installations • FA 2-9922 FA 2-OV2I Repairs Bathroom end Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures Water Pump* Free Eetimatee Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dandy Feeds iiutothy Uo£ - Colton head to Come By and See Us. We Give 2 O 4 J ^ e n fn ^ jr A J J 8 0 J VACUUM CLEANERS SAN FORD iu u iu Vacuum V.HOOSI Service mvsvse* Claaaar Caw Feed 88.40 per 100 lb. Peru to k Supplies Per All Fittenlng and Fattening Mski kss lerledlng Electrolux 320 Sanford Ave. Sanford Free e Pick Up Ph. FA 8-388S S& 3 t GREEN STAMPS On Each Purchase J jdjdA ! INSURANCE For The Fintst Year Around Weather Conditioner AUTO SERVICE Invite All Our Friends and Associates C O , INC H. B. Pope Co., Inc. FA 2-4234 We ■■ AREA DIRECTORY P A R T IC IP A T IN G IN T H E O F F IC IA L O P EN IN G OF S E A H 8 ’ new cata­ log store location in Sanford laat Thursday were (front le ft) District Male* M anager M . L . Fair, Regional Sales M anager J. H . Hope, Sulea Man­ ager C. B. Koonta, Store Manager David Grimm, Aaaiatant Regional Sale* Manager W. C. Andersen, Territorial Credit Supervisor l^ e Armi1 taga, aud Regional Salsa Manager W. M . Kelley. W I N T E R PARK — Dr. Herbert E. Hellwege, profit. of chemistry at Rullln* 3' College, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Faculty poat-doctaral fellow ■hip for next year, according to an announcement by Rol­ lins President Hugh F. Mc­ Kean. Dr. Hcllwage will do re­ ORLANDO — A total o f «7 cutlets of the Florida Wing, Civil Air Patrol met the an­ nual Cadet Special Activities Selection Board this past weekend at the Robert Meyer Hotel In Orlando. V EG ET A B LE REPORT 8ANFORD-OV1EDO ZELLWOOD DISTRICT Partly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: demand f a i r , market about steady. Domes­ tic round type, 1% bu. crates, 91.39 to 91-78. mostly 91.90, some small sixes lower; 90 lb. sacks, mostly small to med­ ium, 91 to 91-28, few best, 91.90. Carrots: demand light, mar­ ket slightly weaker, flacks, 48-1 lb., film packed, few, 93; 90 lbs. loose, few, 91-SS. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket stronger. IB In. erates, Pascal type, 8 dot. and larg­ er, 94.29) 4 dot. and smaller, 94; hearts, M count, film wrapped, 99. Chinese cabbage: demand fair, market steady, is In. erates, 91.90. Endive: demand fair, mar­ ket weaker. I 1/9 bu. crates, 93.T9. Kscarola: demand f a i r , market weaker. 1 1/8 bu. erates, 91.18. Lettuce: offerings light. Boiten type, BBN crates, 34 count, few, 91; Iceberg type. WB crates, 84 eount, fsw, 13; Leaf type, II quart basket!, few, 91.38; Romaine, supplies Insufficient to quote. Onloni, green: d e m a n d light, market ateady. Crates, I dot. bunches, 81.78 to 93.29. Paranlpa: offerings light. Baskets, 13-1 lb., film packed, 91-23. Radishes: demand moder­ ate, market ateady, Baaketa, film packed, Red varieUei, lo-o os., 88 cents to $1; White varieties, 84 8 os., |1J0 to 83. Spinach: Insufficient sup piles to quote. HASTINGS, FLORIDA DISTRICT Partly cloudy and warm. Cabbage: demand f a i r , market steady. Domestic, 1% bu. erates, 81.80; 90 lb. sacks, •mall to medium, 91 to 91.28. Fellowship For Rollins Teacher UTfr #anforS WrraTB Page 2— T uck. Mur. 3, ’64 SPECIAL UNDERCOATING PROCESS See It Demonstrated Wed., March 4th O N L Y ! Keg. 427.95 UNDERCOATING . . . . Car undercoaling ha* rocketed Into the realm o f station service offering* through the development o f new rust-proofing products for both new and old car*. In fact, a Sinclair Oil Company spokesman said recently, “ The day la not too fa r diatant when the average motorist will ask hla station to undercoat hi* car for the winter with the name regularity he now asks for antifreeze.*’ Judging from the rust-out that ia viaibia on groat number* o f cars, this prediction is not fa r fetched. Since m ost o f the rusting is caused by salt-laden slush on streets and the mucky driving conditions during the foil, win­ ter and spring, it m akes sense to have pro­ tective coatings applied before Inclement wea­ ther begins. ONLY *15” at Sinclair! One might well ask why the undercooling job ia needed annually? W ell, It has always been needed annually but Ih e products were not at hand for doing the jo b . A a It ages, con­ ventional undercooling material tends to shrink and crack allowing water, dirt and salt to enter. The coating also can be damaged by stone bruises and underside scraping a s can the newer petroleum base products. Hut the v is­ cosity advantage o f the newer product enables it to be sprayed Into cracks, crevices antf scrapes In any undercoating material. N ow the coated areas can be cleaned, inspected and re* sprayed eg touched up every fall tn make sure protection is adequate. "j �Casselberry Offers Training • Courses xss’s Elected By District 8 P-TA Nearly 300 delegate* and officer* of the District Fight met at l’ inecrest School Mon­ day for an all day conference Parents Teaeher* Association and election of new officers. Mrs. Perry Spcrber of the Volusia - Flagler delegation wa* elected president aixl the new first vice president is Mrs. Lawrnece Swofford from By Jane Ca««clberry Residents of the Casselber­ ry aren are urged to take ad­ vantage o f an educational piograni on fire protection nnd artificial breathing being offered by the Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department ® starting this Wednesday at 8 p m. at the Fire House. This prugtam will include films, rescue breathing dem­ onstrations and an opportun­ ity for those attending to personally practice the tech­ niques on Resusci-Ann. There will he ample opportunity to ask questions as well. 0 The program is of utmost Importance to both men and women ns frequently acci­ dents or drowninga happen when no help is immediately available and thia training could mean the difference be­ tween life and death. 1 Chief Paul Bates stated that tha Wednesday night eoursca will be continued aa ® Jong at interest ia shown by the public. Audubon Society Has Meeting Ry Mrs. Adam Muller Deltary members of the Seminole Audubon Society were hosts to a meeting of the group held last Thursday at the Community Center with Mrs. O. G. Patter as program chairman and Ira Weiglvy of Maitland presid­ ing. A film program on “ Why Protect Birds?” was present­ ed and narrated by Hussell Mason, executive director of the Florida State Audubon Society. Law* pertaining to the protection of bints were outlined and points of benefit from their existence in a community were stressed. Invitation was extended to the public to visit the State Headquarters at Maitland where many pictures and in­ formative materials ure avail­ able fur those wishing to learn more about birds Following the program re­ freshments were served from a buffet tabic overlaid with a white linen cloth and cen­ tered with n floral arrange­ ment of pink azaleas in a clear crystal container. Sil­ ver and china appointments were used. Trays of cakes were provided by the Deilary group. HEAR LAKE l*TA members meeting recently to plun the school’s upcom­ ing Country Fair were (top) Mrs. Doris Doss nnd Mrs. Rena Rybicki, seat­ ed on floor from left, and on couch, Mrs. Beverly Lnshley, Mrs. Mary Krcnzer, Mrs. Kay Viets, Mrs. Frieda ilerotu nnd Mrs. Joanne Hugnr. in bot­ tom photo ure, front. Mrs. Goree and Mrs. Laura Buell; back, Mrs. Nancy Bowers, Mrs. Mary Williamson, Mrs. Jeri Rigsby and Mrs. Peggy Maries. Further plans for the event will be made at Tuesday’s general PTA meet­ ing nt tile school. . (Herald Photos) First Seminole GOP Qualifies The first Republican randldale for local office in the coming elections lias filed his qualifying paper*. Dr. Robert T. Hoover, a resident o f Seminole County ainre 1033, qualified with the Secretary of State for the po­ sition o f state representative. Dr. Hoover was graduated from Loma Lina University acliool of medicine in 1053, ha* <2 had 3'* years active duty in the Navy and served as a U. S. Naval reaervist for eight year*. He it a member o f tha UnIrcriity Club o f Orlando, Exchange Club, Seminole Coun­ ty Young Republican Club, numeroua professional societ­ ies and holila a licciue aa a private pilot. Ur. Hoover elated, " I be­ lieve that the beat govern­ ment for Seminole County nnd the State o f Florida ran bp obtained with an active 0 D R . R. T . HOOVER two-party eyatem, and that the more conecrvative Repub­ lican Party can beat reprecent Seminole County’a inter­ ests in the Legislature." A Republican Party epokeaman indicated that there might be acvcral more GOP candidatca announcing for o f­ fice within the neat few daya. , Farm Brief , V When buying dairy farmers should insist their mixture contains than 10 per cent fiber more than 70 per cent iced (hat less and total FanTnrli SANFORD MOOSE ntnpcd a benefit for Mooschenrt Children’* Home nt Orlando Seminole Jnl Alni Fronton, in conjunction with other district Mooso lodges. Left to right nro Bruce Ross, Sanford, co-chairman o f the event, Norman Stabell, fronton executive vice president nnd general man­ ager; Leon Sherrod, Orlando, district president nnd Chuck Poteut, San­ ford, program chairman. Sanford Pair Assigned To Teaching Jobs LAKELAND — Two FlorIda Southern College senior* fiom Sanford, all education major*, have been asiigncd to public achoola in Pincltoa County for 10 weeka of prac­ tice teaching. They art among 81 future school teachers who are in­ terning throughout the state this spring, it was announced by Dr. Billy Williams, head o f Southern’s education de­ partment. Dinna Joy Haynes, majoring ing in elementary education, has been assigned to Azalea Elementary School in St. Petersburg. Her parents are Mr and Mra. M. T. Haynes, 647 P!union Dr. Shortens R, Shepard, as­ signed to Clearwater High School in Clearwater, la ma­ joring in business administra­ tion. Her parenta are Mr. and Mra. E. J. Shepard, 2200 Oak Ave. More than 2,000 students have participated in the col-1 legc’a teacher-training pro- Seminole County. Mrs. Sperher has been the vice-presi­ dent of District Eight and Mrs. Swofford is president of the Altamonte Springs PTA. "There is Is A Place For Everyone” was the theme of the morning session which in­ cluded speeches by Mr*. Na­ than Rubin, president of tho Florida Conference of Par­ ents and Teachers snd Hoddon Hunt, chairman of the Juvenile Protection, FCPT. Mrs. Rubin spoke on Ihe place for everyone in the PTA and Judge Hunt on the place for everyone in life. The conference was called to order by Mrs. T. 11. Bru­ ner. president of the District Eight Conference and was fol­ lowed by a procession of dele­ gates, principals and presi­ dents of the attending county councils. These Included Mrs. Betty Heaton, president of the Or­ ange County Council; Mrs. Margaret Kingston, president of the Volusia—Flagler County Counril; Phillip Simpson, president of the Seminole County Council; Mrs. Virginia Gass, president of the Bre­ vard County Council and Mrs. Flo Arpln, president of the Osceola County Council. Simpson welcomed the group to the conference ami Mrs. Arpin gave the response. Harold lleckenbacli. principal of the Pinecrcst School led the meditation. Boy Scouts Gleen Meyers and Lee SI mien mi re led the I’ lrdge of Allegiance ami Cub Scouts Jimmy Horton ami David Dcklc, Girt Scouts Di­ ane Dearolph and Jan Simp­ son. and Brownie Scouts Mnrcie Driscoll and Susie Simpson also took part in (he cere­ mony. After the lunch recess the group toured the Sanford Naval Air Station. Glaucoma Clinic Held !n DeBary By Mr*. Adam Muller The third Glaucoma Clinic lo be conducted In DeBary was held at the Community Center last Wednesday with the results indicating that It persons should report for a second check and three, fol­ lowing re-check*, adviser) to to consult an eye specialist j for further diagnosis and t treatment. Mrs. Frank Woodruff, De­ nary representative of tho Society for the Prevention of Blindness, reported (hat three i more local residents also do­ nated their eyes to the eye bank. A fourth clinic will be held next Wednesday with 17J ap­ plicants already scheduled which will make a total of 727 who have had their eyes tested. A fifth clinic date |on March 16 has been offer­ ed by the Daytona Beach CHEF MILNER KYAL8 prilled nnd served staff and those wishing to t>o more than 1100 T-bone steaks nt the nnnunl cooktested at this final clinic are asked to give their names and out o f the Seminole County S|x>rtsmun‘s Club addresses to Mrs. Rearick or recently nt the Elks Club. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Tnusell. The free clinics arc a co­ operative project of the U.S. Department of Health, Educa­ tion and Welfare, the Flor­ ida Council for the Blind, tha WINTER PARK— Rollins or tho University of Madrid Women's Auxiliary of tho College and Stetson Univer­ Spain; and will receive a Halifax Hospital. Ih« Lions sity are two of five Florida full aradcmic year of trans­ Club and the DeBary Civis colleges to take part in a fer credits for the work. Association. Associated Mid-Florida Col­ leges Studios Abroad program lieginning in September, ac­ C x u n i L e i j - < zz‘\ '\ o n t £ . U h , U n cording to Dr. Frank Scdwick, head of tho foreign languages department at ilollins. Oi'MMfimT P fd P f ' r:lntr Other member colleges are Florida Presbyterian College, Florida Southern, KcthuncCookman. Participating students will enroll at the University of SANFORD. FLORIDA Freidburg, Germany; the Uni­ versity of Straslmurg. France; Rollins, Stetson Join Program C H E Vs E L L E,...,aMu! by- CHEVROLET-a great highway performer ---------- _________ ::------- ’ T-"’ j.vn-'7?«r . - MacArthur Gets Medical Check WASHINGTON (UPI) — General of the Army Douglas MacArthur. 84, undergoes ex­ tensive medical examinations for what is described as ab­ dominal trouble today at Wal­ ter Rcod Army Medical Cen­ ter. The famed military chief flew to Washington from New York Monday in an Air Force plane under arrangements made personally by Presi­ dent Johnson. He wae accom­ panied by his wife Jean and his longtime military aide, MaJ. Gen. Courtney Whitney. A statement Issued by the hospital said doctors t>cgan examining MacArthur a few houra after his arrival. No additional information will be released about his condition until his physicians evaluate their findings, the hospital ■aid. MacArthur was assigned to Ihe hospital's apccial execu­ tive suite, which usually is reserved for Presidents and other highranking dignitar­ ies. President Dwight D. Elsen­ hower stayed there during his ileitis attack. In his Is it public appear­ ance—a birthday dinner on Jan. 2»—MacArthur appeared in robust health. On that occasion, he was honored by a delegation of cadeta from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Malibu i-U oor Sedan Malibu Super Sport Coup Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A W O R L D O F F IN E F U R N IT U R E MAT H ER of Sanford DECORATIVE I VERSATILEI danish modern L IV IN G e e e • e ROOM O U T F IT Rig Sofa with Matching Chair III Rack Chair Cocktail Table and 8 End Tabtea 2 Tabla Lamps Zlppered Foam Caahlans Malibu Super Sport CouvortibU traffic, sudden stops— Chsveils oxcols all around! Chevrolet's new surprise package has what it takes to meet any driving challenge: Six or V8 engines, hefty brakes, Full Coil suspension—and a trim sixe that makes tht most of them! _____________________________ See them at your Chevrolet Showroom of Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY Saaford'a Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E . le t S T . To give you the most out of this engine performance and riding comfort, Chevelle lets you cliooso Powerglide*. 4-Bpced manual* or 3-spocd manual transmission. And knowing it would striko the right note with a lot o f different people, we gave Chevello 11 modcls-in three series. Knowing how people like the custom touch, we wrote out a long list o f extracost options. What'a keeping you from a test drive? Cer­ ta in ly n ot you r Chevrolet dealer! THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle . Chevy n • Corner • C om fe O P E N F R ID A Y N IG H T S MATHER W e didn’t just rook up a batch of en­ gines for Chevelle and call it perform­ ance. You can get performance aplenty -standard 120-hp Six or 1915-hp V8 for starters-and optional at extru cost there's a 166-hp Six, a 220-hp V8, even a new 827-cu.-in. V81 Rut Chevelle'* performance means more. Size, for instance. Chevelle’a a foot shorter than the big cars. And the space Chevelle saves in size comes off the ends, not tho middle. So it rides like you want a car to ride-comfortably-on a 115inch wheelbase. 'O H M aariN M l ONLY E A S Y T E R MS — ChevelU 300 t-Paeurnger Staliun H'aywt, Chevelle balanced performance is best! Passing, cornsring, threading through S E C O N D P L A C E W IN N E R S in the Leap Year Talent ahow presented by the Lake Mary Cham­ ber o f Commerce were a mother and daughter team. Gloria and Karen Greene. T he show was presented at the Sanford Junior High audi­ torium Saturday night. (Herald Photo}, WrraTS 1*ues. iT fir. SEC O N D A N D P A LM ETTO P A 2-0983 9 SANFORD 322-071\ �l '1 By Abigail Van Buren T V Tim e Previews took her to esotber dorter, ■ad k* aaod the u s i tkir.j. Abby, « « wrid b u iiDrs ' X t » p-sr C o e t i t . ■What Arr tar Burris E«r:“ 5 « » t^erv j mere thaa cce K aud Ee-ward 3 Ukikwa. kt u Ixsira it u ♦are job list L t « e bare -te't lit L£je boy stttcaerf Mr*. J. t . BarWw waa the peat of b o t r it a ~usfcx* p e ty - be'd by the efficer* wke* of VAH-tt n d Dot. A fcaiay eiexaz at the hose of Mr*. Bert Barfiskaew. Is a4£txa io several fay gift* g h ts to her a* resmdert of nest* 3 ter -f# a iesStrd. Mr* Bartow » n preaesed wrs* a rscehon* featur-s* the reeip** u«d for the toed* at ate poCook n p ta S . OPENING GIFTS at a bridal i b t a t r in her honor is Mra. Betty Lackey who win be ca rried Saturday to Lt- George Kelly. The i i o * e r was keirl at the h o e e c f Mra. C liff T b o c p s c a where she a id Mra. V i a c e t M o o r e were kM U w ts. U exten of tie \.plant* Nary Woe* Oak No 2tl set at the NAS bsirvm far a poCsek imehem and as ai'u r m s of card iV . fa n e pUykU. Tbooe pc* e f went Mr* Cue" Beadies Mr*. ao Brsws. Mr* Rhea Corper. Mrs. Barbara DhioaiL Mr*. .Css fa fn b Mr*. Ruth Fer­ ns. Mr* Pe-yrr Bores. Mr* 5-ie Maid. Mr* Cbartoce P o a * '. Mr*, flir t Bodyer*. Mr*. Bnfys iaserrtre asd Mrs. Mary Sqrtae. Be t t ie u u i ;r t L e ih e Howi.-d'f ko ami TV* Sbereck Boise* ted a —• egs*sde be ytiyt t hr—a h ;u a eho rti.xJ a retreat 3 t>« ( x t c< a Ceraaa 1 i*uee. despite erttn to tse contrary, as! cceh tei Ser( t u t M o o n V< Mscrew/ * 1 1 f icr.urj. storrad risk i=d ecgfjrtxg tricri H p a . CBS. Tie Bed Skel­ ton Brer. A eusjteteiy rrtry main (ketch wititw: rbyae or rex sea U i: piayt airily for laaria—esd gets trea Bed 5knv« adept* tx* iien ii Dcaltyt exararter a a th a t ie e * h a o r ie r e d a m oth e.k DEAB HEARTBROKEN: Year ha*bend is right, dear. Tell you mother. Yon need the support now of thooo who love yea. Heartache* shared are somehow more bearable. ?s2 Get it off your chut. For a personal, unpubliahed reply, write to ABBY, Box Sioi, Bereriy Hills, Calif. Enclose s stamped, self-addre* »ed oirrtlope. For Abby’* booklet, “ Hew To Haro A L/orely Wedd-ny,“ tend 50 cents to Ab­ by. Box 5365, Bereriy Hill*, Calif. (Jnrntuj fj/Qt h id By go Oswald Jacoby yoa should eaih the ace and kisy of diamond* after you hate draww trump*. Eait’i f-*ea will drop and you will bar* avoided the loss of a diamond trick. Why was this good play and not Just luck? Because you kad planned to lead the Jack ef diamond* if the queen did cot drop. Should East bold the queen, you would have lost the diamond finesse any­ way, but would still be able to take the dob finesse. Should Wert hold the queen you would have given up an unnecessary diamond trick, but you would be cer­ tain to snake your contract because Wert would have to give yoa e raff end discard cr kad a chib for you. the Boys! Air Form Boners*. . . . r —u _____________ I f* 1 L O W I O V e lllD S T a S L J V S Club* Sought N O O N E W A S H U R T Friday afternoon when th ij big track lost its foot­ in g n&d overturned on South Sanford Avenue. The driver, identified as W illie Jm m Ckrveland o f Sanford, told the Highway Patrol he lost con­ trol e f the Tehkie and it flipped on its right aide. so*e f n o carxr**1 to circus WASHINGTON i l H ) — to a story which has “ Geest L MeCtfleo. D3 the House- orertoees. |Ark, my* be k tiHskte* 1511 p a . CBS. The Garry ahext propotiag k y ith to i to Moore Shew. Dorothy Fro- =al* it ealawfal to klcey to rise, wbe (tarred to the eld • tocret ermnal orpaxito"Boansy Twextie* * acriaL hicr*. a i d coaedicsae Charlotte McCUCaa. w h o s o Senate Rae head Garry's (west hat isw R ifitto* eebmmminei which tochtoe* ecmie Nora beU k w k p ow the “Costa Croat- who L* back for the NVotrs* erimiaal eeckty, wccod tirse. aad Raedy HaB. tail Sunday no prexet lew who (lined fax* by pLaytoy corered moaberaktp to ax erosusxal Bsr.c oa • tto whk- y u u ib o i dedicated to cram tl*. dotoy his first Moore as means of Urefibcad. Officers wives of Det • met Saturday evening at the borne ef Mr* D. P. Monday Ior a pollack tapper which included loch specialties as beef burgundy brought by Mrs C. A. Allen and a rain­ bow cake made by Mr*. AC. (l> * 3 1 * 3 l t d ! it X m : » sa it> ear B E A R L A K E 'S H D C L U B beard Dr. Kenneth W ing an guest speaker a t the February meeting. W ith him in the photo are, back from left. Mrs. Richard Mathes. hostess; Mix* Myrtie Wilson, agent and Mrs. Mickey Dodins. treasurer; front, Mrs. Hazel Loomis, delegate and Mrs. Esther Jackson, president. Officers unable to attend the meeting were Mrs. Marie Hubbard, rice president and M rs. Clarice Conover, secretary. A pineapple punch to go with the food was furnished by the hostess and waa pour­ ed by Mrs. J.D. Mofaeey. Others attending included Mrs. J. P. Coioooa. Mrs. R. D. yield. Mrs. O. Z. Gentry. Mrs. H. B. Helm. Mrs. A C. Stalling*. Mrs. John McCrac­ ken. Mrs. John Mo'ooey and Mrs. W. E. Donahue. *o«* f t ) I Levs U « y <»> Dai*—S*r B-*t« Kcm. ■W*:tar T.te ».*• I t* Id * H i t:le M SI lie * tt>M it:St tld S (»> X » » * —■ Has Caakraa it U it'.U r • S r u k h ) <n M-s-i*a4 ( ! ) Alvvataras la r * n eu * III Ratal fit Mr. X t r U <l» C a a t s l ft> Rae Sksifaa it) T•» Das’ * Bay <») M-Halva Savy (Si Tta Orvaiaat gnaw Os Carta (S) RUtarS laaaa Ska* (I) Patuevat ita ttlv a It) J u k B asis tt> O u r Mvara (1) Osr Man Is STaafela«ta* ft) Tka rsoltise (SH t) K i n W taUar. Ssarta (I) MW-ria. Maw* ( ) Tivatar af tka Stars (i> Taslcat l k t > (C*I*e) It) Masta W EDNESDAY A . U . 1:11 <!) * !! ■ * aadaa t:tt (Si aamsktma S l a i a u ft ) X t s i , Waatkar t It t) Grave r * m Raeart t : It (]| rtar;ta H atari It) Samrlta Saaaaias t:S* (I) Tokay ft ) Waka Cn Ma*rtaa 7 XI ft) n u i raatarsa It) MUkla E t n a T.’U ft) U~3»I X * « e *Tvatkar I f t ft Caovata X a i f i r M I >• ft) Ckrtaaaa I M i l l invarts Camrt ft ) S a t r lt a i Hlttary fl) Cavrsia* Par W t a t a t i l l ft) Cartaasa ) S# it) R '.a y ,* Race* t i l l ! IS) Bar Rasa ft ) Mae* T-tj b r o k e n -h e a r t e d Apologies To Churchill Given Mrs. John Hogansoa took high kaoocs at the staff offi­ cers wives bridge Thursday. The bridge was held at the hose of Mra. William Deeburg. The bosks* served open faced u n i r c V i . pastries *sd candy to the players, who were Mr*. James Mayo. Ur*. Herbert Moreland. Mr*. Da i d Dearoipb, Mr*. Wade Markky. Mr*. Ciftocd Nel­ son and Mrs. O. W. McGuire. daofhter Abby ? iif >16 To assure be wro't be rrplaceabk. D t t d r y t r " 3* starred *3 Li. Goarje L u Mr*. E>» L r » j :e , Kn.7 ta Saurdn u i toe- Mr* S ee Merrt Mr* »• - teiesje* t* jet tie sort aeyt :r*d o d a isrprae bridal Pr utec. Mr*. Wallace Ri*- appear:, pined by gaesl Liter ice, who * a* effete a* iir/n r T k r* !* ; r e s s y « Bcateoae* tar he e c c iu e Mr*. Brt Wacno. Mr*, they « * « . Bit be i r y j et were Mr*. Vletest X xroe Ees C o d m . Mr*. Gerald Deadey* Is h i toia «pot. Licaf Mr* Chff Ttiyspwss. The Meielwwt Ur* B.-chard berace t» I-jcmucLt etyry ib> u be talk * tie ptaaa party va* bold at tne Thmp- W«J*. Mr*Ba^a reebech, scs krre. Mr*. Su-e Ryan. Mr*. Seers w it pep. rather tbaa ciatitThe i b U ter ad weddsy Scte. Mr*. Zerte Brough, caL t=ae* asd tcote* m a soficake m «•*£ by Mr* U ctey Mr*. C. L. I ;api r u h Mr*, tbee dance for fw l measure. *-»-» p a . CBS Petneaat mr! coffee wa. *er**d by the Gerie* Suebs. Mr* Jaxe* l i s c t a . G a tr ily smumxj leeteiee* Mcryaa. Mr*. Rwort Repp. with store bu laajh* at tie Mr* Teas S McCarthy, ^ OMara start thas at tse h u h As* Mr*. Lackey * ss**ier. wo* ether ece ef t'see Joe* J arm y tie rserts who were ° . T ; Mt~ *ehese* back fire*. Tit* LONDON fCFI)—Blebarf Mr*. C T BoSer. Mr* B 2 ***\. Herbert Jc^nvui Use. la c k Joe (Edyar Bieh- C r fm i* . s Leber party Dameler. Mr* Date T i l ^ #D* ,A isia ) fake* a itsry abort rJ- ye&tia* aad R c n a lX , tyeMr*. Bey Lewis. Mr*. Jack _ ... _______ _______________ ___ Mu* Gerry Kner of \*r- *er 3 tie area to bray sere Infixed pohLaefy to t o WTs*. - tu - J ' j p ' ' ' Jl.-;-.| I j 3 * Beach. V* . in i Miasu W u s e n to Kate Bradley'* i t n Ckgrrta hr-day far W( J ' l l Beach, f a . ttewardeaa fee 1 Eta Beeaderet) brtel. Asia- -arise a l e p i that Br.tohx* I -J ” ,1 S i u u l A i b n arrite* thi tear pra^eden f t -r e*ery- WrrVf War H loader earn j| K Uk week Jcr a * iii o.ta Cdr. ttay ia »iyht ioelafiaX tie ordered a b « i i x * rxid eat ef m : Mr* Prt'. * r t t r asd rrsck* f .r the HiccemUe ;r w e * l yeto*The spoker aad a fuG rw• lardy Lie *•..! u > ’Jcoiyh CauamsaH. parity r.yit isI .- ■ H tie b o r tr y ■ferby »rti tie to tse iusdi of tie_* rxdread trweska *jpmrto to the ( a i h a p e j t H 0 a c r B *6 x t»y Ttlegrsph, where d a M ™ WcrBcri. ' Charles LaseL cn«faal i - n i l m bod beea *-I* P-sx- ABC Greatest ckartb£3 bed threotShorw ea Earth *The Lait cf ^ pi m i f k i * n h a the Strmyaen We iappes ( n u a a i apektizod. rttnrttom xaber oarwrI*e. is c c y the fake rtory u k mad. a, Bed Banoc* atfalrm. bet u ; ,TT“ l i e perfcrsiK* a* tie cwxer ef a tim e red “ Carxy," he doeaa t hare sseh oppertuxJty to dlaplay hi* Uhsti. The O ct irva • y w , maybe km. b.t tie doctor* u y ect Ivzgtr. I doet « n t to tell tey p*,». «et». It would just kill them. I know they win h**» to know k m time, bet I w»rt U (par* them all I eat. If* bad enough that car heartt art broken. My bajbar.1 m j i I a s wreeg, that 1 should toll By Bother r.glt away. What should I do, tl.e * (1) C a scvsrroties M l X oC ers ft* h m I* s t i l t it 11 <x> * •«:»* task* (C d U n <t> p *t* a s * a u « y * li> TVs K jM t is W E D N E S D A Y P . M. ('Os. JAc tWoman ■leers wen recently advised by a physician not to tsrx an a vacuum cleaner er washing aschaaa ***** ^ a power saw to bis boms work shop. Tbs touad ef am outboard motor breaking the quiet of a peaceful lake doesn't upset baa at afl. tf it ia HIS boat that is kicking up the fuss. The sound of powered yard tools isn't moiic by any means, bet men don’t seam to thmk it is annoying enough to prefer to snow and clip and edge with hand tools. If the machinery making a noise b busily doing woman’* work, the noise b intolerable to a man's sensitive nervous system. If the screeches and whine* com* tram a piece of By Ruth M illett work. It doesn't seem to bother him at alL Strange, isn't Ht Explore the teen world: Read Ruth Millett'a “Tips on Teen-Agers.” Sand 39 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box IN, Dept A, Radio City Station, New York 19, out ef the bouse. Such home nobfe, the doc­ tor claims. wCl aggravate the husband's tensions. N. Y. W :u the doctor didn't ex­ plain. and what many a wife T V RENTAL has tried In vain to figure out. b why the noises that Seminole TV bother a man art those that PA S-49M com* from machinery doing a Zenith Color TV Bales woman's work. MN Saafeed Asm Husbands an forever talk---------------------------------------------12 teg about the “ awful racketw i HI o n i Hi L 11 V i IN M A Y 1 \ ( . f mad* by dbhwasben. clothes waaben. vacuum cleaners, floor polisher*—and such. The sound af machinery doing her chores to mask to a woman's ears—but it teems to get an lb* nerves af moat hatbands. However, tha same man BEST 4-Cyde E AUTOMATIC WASHER IS t l ft) G« < l*» Lfokt IS st ft ) V K Xewa l i t («) Baafcalar Patkar ( ! ) Crala Part ft ) X«wi Waatkar t l* IX) fKV* l it ft* Aa Tka War 14 T i n s (S) Xt** It) SC tira 1*1 f>) Cartaana t * f •*> Paavaar* <f) Avs Satkarn ft ) Lvt* M*ka A Daal 1 11 (1) KSa tta Party ft ) Oar Ia Co art ft ) Tka Dortvra I V* ft) Tv Tan tka T n t k f l ) Oaavral Haasttol (X) Laratt* T v i t f t U ft) S i t ) I I* it ) Tv* Da* « Say (Cater) (f ) E 4«t af Xlokt ft) Qaaa* Par A Day « ** U> Ma m s Oaaa par cast of asper markets, double the pruporttoa having such departments three yean age. reports the Super Mar­ ket lertante. (*> TraU aoetar 1 31 ft ) Raw* I t * ft ) S i n i a*4 sites (Si Carla Wa!t I .M ( t l Baal at O r a t f i i ft ) Basrtaa S. / » : Bast I d * ft ) Raw* ft) leave II To Beaver NOW At P* gator P r im G IR L SC O U T T R O O P 211 o f the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School recently mode on overnight visit to the Girl Scout Cabin in Orlando. In the group were, front from left, Darlene Hall. Jean Rupert, K a r Reilly. Sissy Baird and Juanita G a te s; back, Denise Heroes, Nancy Carr, Terry W il­ liamson. Marsha Buell, Janie* Buckener, Bo Brannon, Sara Moetrom. M rs. Mary Williamson, troop leader and Jean Stevenson. . (Harold Photo) BTArra m L IST O N - C L A Y APPLIANCE s e r v ic e FIG H T F IL M __ h) �V Tues. Mur. *. ’64— Price 5 Miss Darlene Roberts Crowned 9 ^ ^ f , ^ ^ ^ ^ a w Attractive Baminol# Rich junior, Darlene Roberta, was recently crowned Heart Queen for 1904 at the Mclodee Skating Rink. Darlene, who was sponsored by the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. 0 . Roberts, of Lake Monroe. Miss Roberta collected *221.76. Dainty Gail Coleman, Scminolc High School senior, was the runner up. Gail is presi­ dent of the Future Homemak­ er* Class, who was her spon­ sor in the ailair. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coleman. Third place winner was cute Bcttina Vale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale, of Suniord. Ucttina was sponsored by the Mclodcc Skating Rink. Winner Darlene Roberts was crowned by Linda Ley, winner of the crown in 1963. Each contestant had an es­ cort for the evening. Darlene was escorted by Walt Nutting; Gail by Jimmy Page; llettinu by Ed Mlchalek; Ka­ thy Butler, who was sponsorcd by the Candy Stripers, was escorted by E a r l Black; Gcrjldine Page, sponsored by th e DrBary Chamber of Commerce, by Robert Best, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mian Guil Coleman, runnerand Mcianio Williams, spon­ up; Mina Darlene Roberta, Heart Queen; Mian sored by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, by "Hitchcock Presents," by Ed Ed Mlchalek, Rena McKcnsie Mlchalek and Walt Nutting; and Walt Nutting, and Donna David Howe. The program began with "Now, A Word From Our Peters and Don Heller. During intermission t h e the Mclodcc's Color Guard, Sponsor," by Larry Price, Tommy Snyder; followed by Jacksonville; Mclodec's Strip­ audience was entertained by by Rena McKensic; the Flaming Skaters, Bcttina the introduction of the Heart per, Donna Peters; Fund candidates; “ Cruising Mclo-Decr*. by Linda Ley and Vale a n d Down the River,” by the Mika Fillion, Sharon Hollo­ “ Yankee Doodle Dandy," by adagio team, Shcala Best and way and Walt Nutting, Polly Jimmy Page; "Lovely Hula Tom Snyder; Alley Cats, the Pcdrick and Ed Lachtare and Hams,” by Wayne Holloway; rutest in town, consisting of Janieo Rnhn and Ed Mlcha­ the "Camelots," by Marsha Mitzi Allen, Susie Chorpening, lek; "A Fishy Romance,” by Whitaker and Stacey Blevins, Carol Harden, Kathy Mun­ Laurie Fillion and Justin Jacksonville; "Let's Face the son, Debbie Poole, Palsy Holloway; the boy f r o m Music” by Patsy Thompson, by Chuck Jean I.ytlc and Lynn Ilalg; Perkins, Debbie Snyder and “ Moon River,” Lynn Stanley; “ Gal From Best, and "Standing On The "Oh, Yes, They Can CanJoe’s,” by Sheri White; Corner,” by Shcl White and Can,” by Sheri White and DeBary Personals Mr. Blahu's birthday with a birthday dinner. 51rs. S. Dreier, and daught­ er, Jennifer, and her friend Miss Pearl Smith, of Tonswands, N.Y., are the guests of 3!r. and Mrs. J. Justinger, o f Valencia Dr. Mrs. Dreier is the sister of 3lrs. Justinger and Mr. Hank Thursam, of DeBary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youman, of DeBary Dr, entertain­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Stedrodsky of Ml. Dora; Mrs. Katherine Krutch of Maywood, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacFarlano at Gibson Restaurant. In SL Petersburg they visited Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hrudi and Mrs. M. Butler. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shultz, of Maranja ltd., entertained at a surprise birthday dinner party at the DeBary Restau­ rant, in honor of their daught­ er's birthday, Mrs. Frank Hyon; among th* guests were, Mr. and Mrs. William Seikman, Miss Barbara Bedient, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conkllng, Mr. Wharton Miller, Miss Elizabeth Miller, Mr. Fred Christian, Miss W. Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryon, of DeBary; and Mr. and Mrs. Itay McLaughty, Va. Mrs. Rutlege Peyton Pray, of DeBary Dr., has as her re­ cent guest, Mrs. Helen Hill, of Durham, N.C., Mrs. Hill is in DeBary while she con­ siders the building o f her new home here. Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Eliott have been the hosts at th* By Maryana Miles Col. Lucas Baird of 35081 DeBary Mansion House this Shirley Drive, Bear Lake, is past week. A patient in Room 6, Ward U, Mrs. Eari Henry o f UurOrlando Air Force Buse Hos­ hum. N.C. and A.L. Sain, pital, where he Is recuperat­ spent the week end with Mr. ing from surgery performed and Mrs. A. Sain of Palmira last week. Dr. By Mr*. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. G e o r g * Brooks, o f Acacia Dr., have as their house guests, Mr. and ^M rs. Melvin Cannon, o f Bay. " h e r e , I-ong Island, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oppel, o f Smyrna Dr., celebrated their wedding anniversary and Mrs. Oppel's birthday, with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hegncll, of West Hemstead, Long Island, N.Y., who stopped In DeBary en rout* home from a convention mla Miami Beach. ^ Mr*. John Vos and Miss Kay Henningcr were honored on their birthdays recently, at the Fellowship Dinner held at the Baptist Church. They were both presented with a pink corsage. Mrs. Al Mercer, o f Jasmine Dr., honored his son and daughter-in-law at a dinner £>arty, recently. Among those T>resent were: the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mercer, of Manchester, Conn., Mr. and Mr*. George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs. George Taft, Mr. and Mrs. David Runkle, Harold Downing, Mrs. E. Petterson, and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Behrens. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blahs, o f Highbanka ltd., celebrated South Seminole Personals Mrs. Edith Johnson of North Orlando entered Winter Park Memorial Hospital Monday for ear aurgery. t Mary Meyer T o Demonstrate Meat Cookery On March 10 at 7:30 p.m the public is Invited to hear Martha Logan give a demon stration on Jet Age Meat Cookery. Appearing as Mar­ tha Logun will >« Miss Mary Meyer o f Chicago. She is one o f th* staff o f Home Econo­ mists sharing the Martha Lo­ gan professional name. Miss Meyer is a graduate o f the Ohio University and Is a mem­ ber of the Home Economists in Business Section o f the American Home Economics Association. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Koine Demonstration Agent, invites the public to attend the dem­ onstration and slso sees the newest cooking equipment. Glee Club Meets By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Glee Club met recently at the Community Center. A selection o f Italian songs were presented by the group. Baritone soloist, Rob­ ert N. McGee, sang "Marianina." Miss Adelaldo Conte read the words o f “ O Maria” in Italian. Refreshment* were served by Mrs. Charles Crrfsey, chairman, and her com­ mittee. I.iniln Ley, and Mia* Hettina Vale, third place winner. Sheala Best; "llow Do You Do Me Like You Do Do D o?” by Sharon Gainey and Johnny Waits, Jacksonville; "SSurrcy With The Fringe On Top,” by Linda Noel and Chuck Best; “ Fancy Pants,” by Marsha Whitaker, Jackson­ ville; a Charleston lesson, by Susie Korns and Wayne Pe­ ters, and featuring the Beat­ les, with Tom Snyder, Chuck Best, Mike Fillion and Ed Mlchalek. The grand finale, completed the entertainment, The art work of the Showboat. which covered the, j length of the skating rink was drawn by Tom Snyder. Miss Sheala Best and Tom Snyder assisted and directed most of the entertainment. Miss Darlene Roberts wore a pale green evening dress; Gail was attired in a lovely white gown; Bcttina in a white evening dress; Kathy also wore a white gown; Geraldine and Melanie wore light pink evening dresses. Jack Hoffman, the instruc­ tor from Jacksonville, brought Hie Jacksonville skaters. He teaches here on Wednesdays. Seminole County Federation Of Womens Clubs Meet The March meeting of Ihr Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs was held recently at the Sanford Wom­ an's Club with the following organizations r e p r e s e n t ­ ed: The Altamonte Springs' Civic Club, Altamonte Springs’ Garden Club, Cassel­ berry's Woman's Club, Longwood Civic League, Oviedo Woman’s Club, Sanford Wom­ an's Club, Business and Pro­ fessional Women's Club of Mrs. O gg Honored By District W SC S Mrs. C. N. Ogg, of DeBary, was elected vice president of the DcLand District, Women's Society of Christian Service of the .Methodist Church, at a recent meeting in Daytona Beach. Other area members named to office are Mrs. Edward J. Perry, DeBary, missionary personnel secretary; Mrs. J. F. McDaniel, Sanford, youth work secretary, and Mrs. C. J. Meriweather, S a n f o r d , momber of the committee of nominations. Mrs. Don Coward, of Cres­ cent City, was Installed as district president by Dr. Joe Tolle, DeLand, district super­ intendent. Sanford, Pilot Club of San­ ford, and the Seminole Coun­ ty Home Demonstration Clubs. The organization v o t e d unanimously to go on record as favoring the Metropolitan Plan telephone service for the county. Mrs. M. L. Tinsley, pre»l dent, was elected delegate to the State Convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs to la- held in Jacksonville in April. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agrnt, gave a most interesting talk on the work being done hy the Home Demonstration Clubs In this county. The dates to remem­ ber in March are: March 10, Cooking Scliool; March 9-11, workshop on refinishing fur­ niture; March 24, talk and demonstration of testing wa­ ter fur drinking purposes; March 25, talk and demon­ strating some of the new food* being developed. Tlie nrxt meeting will be held May 2* in Casselberry at the Hamilton House. Tamale Pie Becomes Easy T o Prepare By Myrtle Wilson flume Demonstration Agent Through the years, the ori­ gin of many recipes have been forgotten. Tamale Pie, spicy and llavorful, is a sim­ plified version of the tamale, long a favorite food in the southwest. Tamules originat­ ed in ancient Mexico. Early Spanish settlers moving into the southwest brought this tasty dish with them One of (lie main ingredients of the tamale is corn. Origin­ ally almost tlie entire ear ol corn was put to use when ta­ males were prepared. The corn was ground into a meal, then mixed with water to form a mush. The mush was spooned onto a corn husk, topped hy a highlv seasoned meat mixture wrapped tight­ ly in the corn husk, and then steamed until done. The settlers soon simplified this ancient recipe by baking tlie corn meal mush and meat mixture in a deep dish, call­ ing it Tamale I’ le. To com­ plete the menu, serve crisp, lint rolls, green salad, fruit dessert and hot chocolate. While your family samples this tasty dish, tell them the slory. They won't soon lorget your dinner or the taki TAMALE PIF. Mrat Filling 1 clove garlic, crushed '* cup chopped onion '-j cup dropped green pepper Uv pounds lean ground beef I tbsp. shortening I 1-pound ran tomato paste 1 tbsp. rliltl powder I tip. salt U tsp. pepper .Mush 1 cup rold water I cup corn meal 1 tsp. salt I tsp. chill powder 3 cups boiling water Lightly brown garlic, onion, pepper and beef in shorten, ing. Add remaining ingred­ ients for meat filling and sim­ mer about 20 minutes, stir­ ring occasionally. While fill­ ing is cooking, prepare musb. Combine cold water, corn meal, salt and chill powder; slowly pour into boiling wa­ ter, stirring constantly. Bring lo boiling point; cover and continue cooking over low heal 10 minutes, stirring frequently. Pour about twothirds of the mush into a two quart baking dish. Spoon meat filling over mush in bak­ ing dish; then spoon remain­ ing mush around the edge. Bake in 350-degree oven, about 20 minutes. Serve* o. Many people like it without this mush. Wedding Anniversary By Ja«* C*aa«lb*rry Mr. and Mrs. F. W. The mas of Cassvberry celebrat­ ed their 60th w Hding anni­ versary Wednesday, Feb. 26, with an open house from 2-6 p.m. held in their honor at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Chester Leedom, 260 Golden Uaya Drive, Casselberry, and attended by m»ny ncighlrors and friends. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas were married in 1014 in Pittsburgh, Pa., where they resided Until his retirement from the Mc­ Cone a y-Tor ley Company iit 1054 when they moved to Ihi* aiea. They base three chil­ dren, Mrs. Ira G. Landless, Sr., Casselberry: F. A. Tho­ mas, Glenslmw, pa., and Willimn It Thomas. Bellevue I'm., as well aa five giandchildiru and two local giumlehildicn. The honorer* were piesrilted with a money tier covered with dollar bill* by their neiehtHirs, aa well as other gifts. The serving table was over­ bid with a yellow ilamnsk cloth and gold candles high­ lighted the tulde devolutions. Tlie annivetsaiy take was dec­ orated with golden yellow rosebuds. Guests attending included Mr. and Mr*. It a G. Landless, Jiimea Bitkenmryer, Sr., Mr*. Hill Williams, Me. and 3lr*. Cecil Itchherg. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwatd Koch, 5lra. Larry Chunat, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Patterson, Mrs. Ethel Beebe*', Mr. and firs. Hugh Fold, Mrs. Kenneth Sasser, Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Christianson, Mis. Larry Callenherger. Mr*. MR. AND MRS. F. W. THOMAS Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mrs Harold Kr> Knns. Houghton. Mich.; Mr. der. of Lake Drive, fastcl ami Mrs. Itay Foule, Silencer* berry, have had visits’ from Wile, Ind., and Mr. and Mr*. many of t li e I r northern How aril Klopfenstein. Grayu Iriemls recently. They include Wile, Ind Mr. and Mr*. Bert Waite and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sur­ face, all from Iron. Ind : Mrs. The I.ailii-* Auxiliary of th* Mary Hooper. Ft. Wayne, |Wrkiva Lodge, No. H79, will Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. jack iiueel Wednesday evening at Willett and Mr. and Mrs. (Sin­ 17:ltO pm . at th* Oddfellows ter Elckholf, from Flint, i Hall on Magnolia Avenue. All Mich.; Mr. and Mr*. Krith |member* are urged to attend. Meeting1Slated e n n e u f WAYS PtRST QUALITY m Promoted Major ONE WEEK O N LY! In Nurses Corps Misa Mnigniet Gattis of 106 D o I o r • a Drive, Altamont* Springs, recently was promot­ ed to rank of major in the U. 8. Air Force Rr*erv* Nurse* Corp*. Entering octiv* duty In 1040, she served In th* Far Kail during th* Korean Con­ flict from September ltl.'iO through May 1032. Upon com­ pletion of four years active duty, she received her dis­ charge and ha* since remain­ ed an active member o f th* reserve*. Her assignment aim* mov­ ing to Florida in January 1961 ia with 1360 Air Force Has* Hospital, Orlando Air Fore* Base. Ilrr civilian employ­ ment is as an offir* must in Maitland. 20% O FF on our best selling SEE US F O R — Enterprise FRUIT TREES P euch — P ea r Personals Rev. and Mr*. Fred Foster, Mr*. J. V. Rirhanls and Mr*. Frank Winkler attended the district meeting o f the W, 8.C. 8. held Thursday in Day­ tona Brarh at the First Meth­ odist churrh. I’ lum — P crn im m on P ecan — C ilru n G rap eville N’ urnery 2221 Grapeville Av*. FA 2-0666 “ Srotts Dealer" TEL Class The TEL Class of th* First Baptist Chutvh will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. M.C. Hagan. 100 Elliott Ave­ nue. Mrs. Herbert Morland’s class will be the hostesses. Be the darling of t h e . . . Heavy Texture — Antique Satin _ Jacquard Prints— Decorator Colors. Sill Lengths— Floor Lengths. SingleWidth and Half - Double Widths. THOM HOftKID save SPOTS save With T1i* Beetle Pi*. • YAHI YAH! YAH Th* •**■<•!... ond it ling* o«t with oB th* tm g you won4 . . . to wear a* an n or out roll ri**v* bloom or joeiaf. Whit* dripdry. Wodv *n w*ar cotton brooddoth stroked and bviMooad in black. Size* B to 16. SaL3\ S at pigmsnl on l looCwhlle and . « M r s m liw . tm a eovar-vp. . Fragrant, ;hifariaatm * blass- Howe's Ja&Jtioju blotch**, • O P E N F1U. M T E S U N T IL 9 TOUCHTON VEXALL DRUG • Accredited •Charge Accounts Welcomed d ffoid fc X -" I |Minis, Mr. and Mr*. Albert ( Schwartz, Mr*. William Nlpper and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Germain*. f t Margaret Gattis Miss Virginia English of 3003 Friendly Avenue, Bear Lake, left Saturday for Duke Univeraity Hospital at Dur­ ham, N. C., for a checkup and treatment. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Fields, 351 Wildmere, Longwood, had guests at various times ig the month of Febru_ the following: Mr. and rs. John Kelly of Wilmingi. N. C.; Mrs. Rosa Bailey d Mrs. Hilda Stevens, both »m Lumberton, N. C.; Mr. d Mr*. J. C. Holton from wbern, N. C.; Mr. and Mr*, it Fields and Mr. and Mrs. iuI Wlilowby, aU from ardman, N. C., and Ur. and ■*. Travis Bo well from irion, S. C. Isabel!* Fricgibhons, D a n Hoarla, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Meycr, Mr*. Rose Rapp, Thomas Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph i . . v save |40 re g . H.9H — N O W *H § I’slr 60" Wid* x 90" Ironf 220 R rjf. 10.98 — N O W 8.78 Pair 76” Wide x 90“ Long 320 R e g . 15.98 — N O W 12.7* Pair 100" Wide x 90” Irony Equal Havings On Sill l-ragth. PENNEY’8 TR A V E R SE RODS .10" T O 18" ....................................................... £ 30 1M il V” ” T• W Ml” «» * aia J ■■ fi«” TO 120" ................................................ | j| | 100” TO I HO" ............................................. 6 * 6 0 2526 HARK DRIVE OPEN ALL DAY WED. AND FBI. MG UTS G*t la On These Big Saving* Now . . . . Charge III �— wMi ■ Better U.S. ‘Meerschaum* H ere 's good news fo r loone-cnded, • x i g a r e t t s sm okers nnd'or secret s d a i m s o f Gem Dougiss M sc A r ­ thur, Allen Dulles, N orm sn Rockwell, Bennett C erf snd a number o f oth T b s Corn Industries Foundation has announced the results o f scienti­ fic project M O Pipe 12. P ut in simple term s fo r the layman, it means th at better corncob pipes are in the o f f - % 1 0 Pipe 12 Is a new hybrid corn with an exceptionally hard cob th at w as developed b y D r. Marcus 8 . Z u - 'Are They Realty In the Bag, Senator?* ber a t the University o f Missouri. I t is perhaps the greatest break­ through in the field since 1869, when a Missouri farm er named John Scharnke had the fir s t pips bowl fashioned from a corncob. Only three companies in the na­ tion make corncob pipes, and because only Missouri bottomlands seem able to produce the quality cobs needed, they have made W ashington, M o., the corncob capital o f the world. They are currently speculating on what would happen i f th ey could get women interested in corncob pipes. Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) Though President Johnson lost his argument with Prime Min later Alev Dongtas-Home ever British long-term credits te Khrushchev, tha United States will step np Its economic pin* ear program against Boasts. Next move: A State Depart* meat "tends war" to discour­ age foreign countries from buying Soviet goods. As a first atop. Secretary of State Dean Bask'd man. are diatribetiag world-wide select­ ed Russian press comments on tha unreliability of Soviet ms chintry, equipment and con ‘Sincerely* Mr. Who? 1 \ W e 're doing fin e in the science o f communications. W e have television. W e have tele­ photo. W e have Tela tar. A n d o f course we have the telephone — ju s t call anyone, anywhere. But readable handwriting we still havsn 't got. A r esearch specialist in th is field is so upset ever our scribbling th at he calls it a "national disgrace." Illegible penmanship, he asserts, means "crippled communications and lowered learnings." I t also means higher blood pres­ sure a s we try to figure ou t w hat some scratchy screawler Is trying to fy e heard the other d ay o f a fel­ low who has a simple w ay o f reply­ ing to writers whose signature re­ sembles the heartline o f a cardio­ graph. H s cuts out th s signature, pastes It on the return envelope and lets the post o ffic e worry. L est this practice become general, perhaps it would be a good idea fo r the schools to try a little harder to teach kids how to write so people can read it — and to keep on writ­ ing that w ay all their lives. When a foreign t e a a t r y doubts these reports, as soma do, Kuak'a men furnish tha doubters with photoatatle cop­ es of ths original Soviet newsPayers: Theme O f Our Times "B eyond the F r in g e " is not only e title contemporary comedy the ■ o ■ f ■a ■ revue, it is a good chapter heading fo r a history o f the United States. F or in the past generation, A m er­ icans have gone fa r beyond the origi­ nal bounds o f "fr in g e b e n e fits," which once m ay have included no m ors than two weeks o f paid vaca­ tion and a group life insurance plan. ■ Today, "fr in g e b e n e fits" account fo r 2 0 per cent o f U .S . industry's payroll costs. M any companies pay a higher percentage. W h ile wages and salaries doubled between 1948 and 1961, benefits m ore than quadrupled, do reach ■ f " ai to twas in al o f |68 billion a year. This wai wages 1961. T he ratio o f benefits to wa has been incressing about one per cent a year, according to the N a­ tional Industrial Conference Board. The employe benefits idea got its real push during W orld W a r II when . th s government froze wages and la­ bor-short industries offered other in­ ducements. W orkers liked the bene- I /I I in IV'l ) h fits because th ey were as good as money but weren't taxed. This phenomenon has not been merely a m atter o f expediency on the part o f employers, nowever, o r solely the result o f collective bar­ gaining by employes. In large part it represents a philosophy o f responsibility toward employes th at is totally different fro m th a t o f the typical 10th century employer. Karl lari M arx should have lived so long. Thought For Today "B le s s those who persecute y o u ; bless and do not curse th e m ." — Romans 1 2 :1 4 ( R 8 V ) . • • • T his is the basic social law fo r Christians In a hostile world. I t is blessing, not cursing, th at will heal the wounds o f the world. W e forget th is law a t our peril. — R ev. John T . A d am s, M inister, F irst M ethodist Church, Sanford. Phil Newsom Soyi . . . |a is ■ m ;n it 3 If i i *1 U Philippines W atchful A s Philippine* have been looking with incmilng dis­ quiet at the progress of events la South Viet Nam where the U. S. expenditure of |1J millies a dey end the eeelgnment of 19,000 military advtaere •how sa Immediate alga of winning the guerrilla war egalnat Communism. In Indonesia, where he has been the gueet of Prealdent Sukarno, Philippines Presi­ dent D l e s d a d o Macapagal, staunchly anti • Communist, has Indicated he has been do­ ing soma thinking about the Philippines' own position. His lino of thinking could affect tho future of Important U. S. military basoa in tko Philippines, including tho Air Pores bees at Clark Flold and tho Cavite naval base. Besides h a v i n g military •grasmenta with ths Unltsd States, ths Philipploss art a member of ths Soutaut Asia Trsaty Organisation (8EATO) which was designed specifical­ ly to halt ths march of Com­ munism in Southeast Asia. Maespage! believes t h a t military alliances no longer era a sufficient deterrent to tho dangers facing ths ares. Us rejects President Charles de Gaulle's concept of neutral­ ity for Southeast Asia. Ha also rejects what ha calls "ths old passive role of lotting others assume responsibility which It Is our duty and privileg# to shoulder as Independ­ ent countries." Separated from tho question of military baaoo, this is a po­ sition which tho United States could heartily endorse. As for tho baeeo, Mscapegal has mado no auggeotion that ha would revise the 1069 agreement wick reduced the Herald Area Correspondents original Of-year lease to 36 years and gave tho Philippines Alternants Barisis Lake Mary n greater voice la thair use. Mrs. Jails Bertas Mrs. Praasaa Waster Ho has, h o w e v e r , Joined tu -m i 933-4119 President Sukarno In demand­ Bear Laka-Forrat City ing the eventual removal of Mrs. Marysaa Miles Lake Ms •M-MT9 similar Britlih bases in ths Mrs. H. IP Js Casselberry neighboring Malaysian feder­ 133-4739 Mrs. Jama Casselberry ation. Lugweed Macapagal'a thinking clearly Mrs. Poona Botes Chulaota takes la the listless response 919-9917 Mrs. Joss Magla of first ths Laotian and now 9M-I743 Osteon tha South Vietnamese passant Mrs. Clsrenc* Snyder DeBary whs, beyound tbs necessity of Mrs. Adam Mailer >13-4941 survival has shown little In­ MM41I Oviedo ternet in tha matter of his rul­ Mrs. Georgs Kelsey ers, whether they hs Commun­ Miaa U*l*s Baodgraes 949-9499 ist or nntl-Communlak M t-M tt A partial answer, hs be­ lieves, lies la regional agreemanta psnalttlag affecting Ra­ tions to collaborate R ot only Ir defensive arrangements b u t In cultural and economic devel­ opment m well. to the PhQippiace tho idea Pag* 6 Sanford, Florida Tuea., March 8 , 1964 Is not now. to 1991 tho Philippinto were active hi promot­ ing a regional organisation w i i T U a . ata zew . Borrow a n a rtrai for economic and cultural co­ v a m VOLTQLIXM. M eieU U eo • Oeoernl operation among Thailand, jvlum k m ir r s o a le v h o i Asaeetste K ilter Alvartlalag Maaaear Malaya and tha PhPlpphma. n a n vam r s w l i s s i n v k roan son Last year, tha Philippines K sa sg ta g KSltsr CleeeltleS Dlreeler jtiDv n u i jam b (B sa u a sa Jeined la pssklsg "MaphUC -n etr K ilter Bneleeee * * * * * * * Uado" which, for tho same purposes, called for a regional ' ^ o S e t y ^ K ille r Mechanical S e c t grouping of tha Philippines, in o a Malayalaa Federation Letters • IMS t Tsar M l • Masths M i • Masths 1.SS t MaetA---'. ________ I. N 1 Meath V. K resist RegsleUess prevlic that att stall sahssrtpusss hs pels la aivaaaoi A crei as eaceai class matter Catcher H . 111! at ths Past m e t s i asatari, Jterlia, nadir ths Aet o l I f r i l m i t f le MervihH the f i t o it l o i mi ike A n i l t iit It wns hnt n* extension of Erttiih oolnlftlliBe t o t t o t o d i t o f t f i f i ) kes sa Ides. It to thnt Ood helps them who help themselves. —Soviet Hearing A i d a — "The EaporoaVyo Pharmaeeustleal Administration has re­ ceived 91 hearing aide for deaf people. When they were test­ ed, only two hearing aide ware found to be hi working order, the remaining ones being de­ fective. . . . The maximum service life of a hearing aid is two weeks, after which it goes for repair."—Trud, Moscow. —Boviet Tracks—Letter to Trod by First Close Drives Ye. FeronUevt "To receive a new vehicle pares tho current and pro­ is the dream of every driver. posed new telephone service Recently, I r a a 11 a a d this dream. After seven years of rates on a unit cost basis: Monthly cost per 1,000 tele­ work I changed for tho first time to the new GAZ-906 phone#: Kolkhida Track. But It eoon Now 9-33 Proposed New |.1I I wish we could buy meet, potatoes, gasoline snd bread at sales prices like thisl Jess Gregory Col. U8AF (Ret.) To The Editor The R ents walraaira let­ ters Iras, Its raalrrs ss »sfcII# affairs. Tks wrllrr mur sas n h i BRsa prsvISsS tka 1sttar alas rarrtra tks wrllrr*# Iras aasis aaS aSSraas. kattsrs s i ftwsr tkaa tse warSa will ■Iras prafarasas, Laltars •SSraaaaS ta atkara ars araaatakla praaMaS tkav Sa pat Saal la parsaaalltlaa. raatry ta nat pakllakaS kr Tka MaralS. Editor, Herald: 1 was sorry to reed that Um cky commission voted to add flourine to tho drinking water. The story of fluorides la that they originated from tbs byproducts of tho Alumi­ num Industry. They used to be dumped into rivers before we had health controls. It was discovered thst these wastes were killing wildlife and farm stock snd legislation wts passed to step this prac­ tice. la 1909 K was discovered thst in several western towns something in tha water cans, •d discolors® tooth. It was discovered to be fluorine snd It prevented tooth decay In children who drank it from tarty childhood. However scientists who studied fluo­ rine and Ha effects stated thst the decay prevention was only temporary, and gum troubles worse than decay beset these same children later in Ilfs. On pegs 119 of lbs Record of Hearings bald by a con­ gressional committee on fluo­ ridation appsars tho follow­ ings: "la 8L David, Aril, most natives of 94 years wear full false donturoi, nstursl fluorides la this town's water supply contain Ion than one part per million of fluoride." However, Sanford la now going to add a man made wuts poison to its water sup­ ply to try to duplicate ths re­ sults of these western towns, and those towns have a God given natural fluortee and net a waste product. Fluroine Is potent poison used in rat and roach killers. Over 109 cities have already abandoned the adding of fluo­ ride to their water after they found eut it wee causing complaints of Illness or ths fluorides, which are highly corrosive, loosened scale In B M o e C water pipes and caused "dir­ ty" water. Mount Dora In I960 discon­ tinued after complaints of illness and another vote held. Lake Geneva, Wls., discon­ tinued as a result of the seals problem. Tyler, Texas, docs not use It tny more after Illness complaints. It is an admitted fact that fluorine will only help those under 13 years old. In ths storage city 99 per cent of tbs water Is used for laun­ dry, lawns, toilets and Indus­ trial uses, yet aU this water must ba treated and paid for by ths users. Children under 13 years ars 10 per cent of the population so they only consume 1/19 of one percent quite a waste of money. Ths bulletin of National Academy of Medicines, VoL 140, 1969, has a report by Dr. I. Rapaport of University of Wisconsin. Hs states where a small amount of fluorine was In the water 31 mongolold children per 100,000 births were born. However witsrs ths fluorine was high­ er 73 moagolold children par 100.000 births oceursd. I feet ths way to treat children's teeth for cavities Is to give them a proper diet, and if fluorine is desired it should be purchased in tab­ lets and given as directed, not the hit or miss correct amount of water intake. We should not all be required ths expense of money and health for all the unproven good that fluorides are supposed to do. Tbo many prominent medical men stats that flourlne la a health haxsrd tor us to hurry Into Its use without even a second reading of tha ordin­ ance. Donald A, Carver Editor, Herald t Are tha shoppers of fanford, Florida, going to pass up the bargain of a lifetime? Our telephones new reach 1113.000 subscribers and this service costa about four dol­ lars. If the Seminole County area telephone plan adopted, our telepnoot would roach about 30,900 subscribers toll-free. This is n gate of almost three lor sue at a cost Increase of fifty cents or roughly twelve par cent This following table Editor, Herald: Please accept ear siocare and heartfelt appreciation for tha wonderful cooperation you gave us during our last cam­ paign and throughout the year. Wa are confident that your news coverage played tre­ mendous part In making it the most successful campaign In Um history of our United Fund of' Seminole County. Paul D. Lewis, Jr. President, United Fund (Editor1! N ote- Hunks. Wo appreciate your cooperation, too. And It la far a worthy cause that we week together.) Q—Is Quaekoa, tha lan­ guage of tha ancient Incas, still a major language? A—It U-. atilt the spoken language of more than 9 mil­ lion Indiana la Pern, Bolivia, end Ecuador. Q—What la tha mala sas for saltT A—IU largest naa is la 'tha preparation of thornteals, ac­ counting for about 79 par cent usage la the United States. to functloB afflrlenUy ea tha ; i CASE S-402: Batty G., aged S3, la tha supposedly sterile wile mentioned yaaterday. A year has bow passed since 1 told her tho simple facta about pregnancy. Listen to her report: "Dr. Crane," she spoke oxottantly, "I became pregn­ ant withla two months Just by following the simple tech­ nique you outlined. "Yot I had been chadless tor IS years! "Aad my IdasstiaM twin sis­ ter, who also novor could bava a baby during her 10 yean of marriage, la now pregnant and dot to deliver In n couple ad months. "For I told her about ymw suggestions and gava her that newspaper booklet on 'Pregn­ ancy.' "Wa are both so very grate­ ful, as I'm aura thousands al other wives most ba." This newspaper actually terras as your local "Uni­ versity in Print." H often a dally educational curriculum during all tha S3 adult yaara of your Uv«a. For most of you atop school by tbs age •< 14 aad novor ■>. -iy attend a formal classroom session thereafter. But your education dots not atop at II, does HT Not at all, for tha news­ paper offers you tho latest tecta about psychology and medicine, finance and homo economics, political science and tha stock market In addition, It adds enter­ tainment via the comics and the sport pages. And tha front page stories era actually "Currant His­ tory" In tho making. 11m high schoolers of today are studying ns history as­ signments tha very events that ware chronicled on Brant pages of newspapers In 1917, 1943 and later yaara. Even if you pay lOe per day for your newspaper, that la a vary economical "tuition" lor the diversified educational "menu" that you obtain from this "University la Print." So tench your children to read this newspaper more widely. Train them to dip in­ to the editorial page for at least one editorial. Encourage them to scan ths front page and even note tha weather forecast. Then urge your youngster* to look (even though casual, ly) at tha financial page, be­ fore they delve into the Comics, or the Sport Page or the Society Page. For when they reach tha age of U, they will oot be likely to have formal school teachers in n classroom to prescribe their "homework" assignments. Your parents Aould thus develop widespread news­ paper reading habits la your youngsters long before they attain the age of II. This column alone, for ex­ ample, contains tha essential facta from a dozen courses In psychology at the state university. As both n physician aad psychologist, I offer you a "smorgasbord" menu of help­ ful educational data, plus vac# ioua non-profit booklets, So imitate the dentists, medics aad clergymen who have their secretaries scrap­ book these eases for a prac­ tical volume on Applied Psy­ chology. ITS SPRING! , O t’ \ Gardeners — Dig These Values In Our Garden Supply Center • Famous Lawn Boy Power Mowers »I # Scott Fertilizer and Spreaders Garden Tools SAVE! TAK E ADVANTAGE OF OUR CASH VN CARRY POLICIES CRKMfA ttM w Dictum, blit * the M a e U m ttM allying device, It mate coAtoia all •Mattel parts, ■ ■ . W e're "D o It Yonwelf Haven t” For AB Your Home Fix Up Neede With Ready To Use Material! JS LssssT k S : m e r t ia n lr a l t Dr. Crane's Garden Hose ELECTRIC RAMIE •rg a n k te . A s A developed that I had traded a causa of tho alrplug that forma inside it The assembly horse for a crayfish. "The vehicle has so many of tho engino ae a whole ii defects both of design and careless and it uses excessive production, that ft la difficult gasoline and oil."—Trad, Mos­ cow. to list them all. "Tha cab vibrates greatly —Soviet Hydraulic Lift Sys­ and la falling apart at all tem*—"In tha midst of spring waldsd aeama. Tha nuts can soaring of tho fields of Bclonot bo reached and turn to­ ruaaia every day mors than gether with tho bolts. Tho 860 Belarus tractors were out gear shift level la so close to of commission. Tha eauaa of tbo (toering wheel that I in­ this was a defective hydraulic variably hurt my hand. The lift cystem."—Pravda, Mos­ fan refuses to turn. Valves cow, Juno 4, 1963. bum out because tho oil —Soviet Piston Rings — reaches them poorly. Tho an­ "Last summer," says Comrade gina burns 70 liters of gaso­ Artem-ycv, "24 piston rings line per 10 kilometers. Instead were sent by Kcl’khoxtekhnika of tho norm of 31. In general, to our institute for checking. everything is built unsturdily, And the results? All without inconveniently and b a r e l y exception were worthless. It was decided to send a commieholds together. "And this is how I work; sion to tho Lcbedyanik plant. during half tha shift my *naw' Another 60 rings wara check­ vehicle is parked somewhere ed there. Only four of them on tha aid* of tho rood and I wen found te ba ol good qual­ 11a under ft, repairing some­ ity. Therefore a technical con­ thing." ference area conducted; meas­ Answer from tha editors of ures were worked out The plant began to maka new Trud: "Comrado Forantsov will rings, hut their quality barely have to forgive us for having Improved." — Ekonomlcheebeen somewhat skeptical when keys Gasete, Moscow. we read his latter: wasn’t ha The State Department the­ putting it on a bit thick? Wa ory la simple: Tho more wo checked and found that in ad­ can pinch the Soviet economy, dition to what had bean said tha leas Khrushchev will have by Comrade Fcrentsev, every­ to spend on anna. one notes quick waarlng out U. S. strategists figure tho of tho cylinders and platan Russians have reached a point group. Tha transmission lever where they must throw more system is complex and unre­ of thair rasourcos Into tha liable. Tha drive shaft quiekly peacetime economy or run In­ breaks down. Tho cab la not to serious continuing econom­ designed for work under win­ ic problem# and food short­ ter condition* j it has no heat­ age!. U. 8. diplomats want to er. It la even difficult to fill apply enough economic prestho radiator with water bo- ture to oncourago this trend. Worry Clinic Editor, Herald: The Seminole High School Chapter of the Future Farm­ ers of America would like at this lima te any thank you vary much for your co-oper­ ation with us during Nitional Future Farmer Week, Feb. 15-22. We certainly appre­ ciate the apace you gave a* la your newspaper for eur advertisements. You can ba sum that we greatly appreciate the help and cooperation that you gave us. Gary Gibeon Future Farmers of America Week Program Chairman -f l o t p jp tn ± - Qtyt fttitfoti f erttUi ■ r Mali Ceccty •MS t Tear MS t Moatha l ie • Mentha Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley u W E W IL L N O T 9E U N D ERSO LD LOTT HOM E A P P LIA N C E Complete TV and AppUanc* Barrie# GATOR LUM BER b HARDW ARE 7W raX N C H AV E. P H . S S t-7 1 8 1 wwerii aiai ai m i __ V j_- •t �11 — L— ii W fr E g E fa tf WmB T u m . M ar. 8, *84— P a w 7 Sanford Canal Seen As Reality In Five Years Politically Speaking.. Tuesday noon li a double date for Florida politicians. It is the final deadline for candidates seeking state of­ fice to qualify with the Sec­ retary of State. It is the opening date for candidates to qualify for Seminole County o f f i c e s . Deadline for local offices Is noon March 17. Local candidates must qual­ ify during that two-week per­ iod with Arthur II. Beckwith Jr., Clerk of Courts. Art said he Is ready for tha expected first-minute rush at noon Tuesday, to the point he will South Seminole Group Attends Groundbreaking Lest Thursday will be mem­ orable in the llres at of at least two local youngsters and their parents for more than one reason. First, for the opportunity o f seeing President Lyndon B. Johnson in person and, second, for a most miserable day, weather-wise. Jim Bacchus, son o f Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M. Bacchus of Lakewood Shores and Peter Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Carlson o f Longwood, attended the groundbreaking fo r tha new Cross State Barge Canal held at the Rodehaver Boys Ranch near Palatka at the special invitation o f Gov ernor Farris Bryant. Jim is president o f the stu dent council at South Semi note Junior High School and Peter holds this position at Lyman High School. The boys and their parents Waited all day in the cold rain and mud to see the Pres dent who didn't arrive until about 3:30 in the afternoon. Jim, who decided to forego the barbecue, was luckier than the rest as he secured a seat in the fourth row in front of the speakers stand. Others in the party did not havo places to sit and stood in tho rain without benefit o f umbrellas. have extra clerki on Vand Some candidates have avowed they Intend to be the first to file. a . a Sen. John E. Mathews «■ porta he la "completely un impressed by the fact that two of hia opponenta in the race for governor are run nlng for the second time—af­ ter failing in I960. "The talk among politi­ cians that you must make a trial run once and lose Is pure fiction," he tells hli campaign trorken. "It gets lta credence from the fact that three governors of re cent year* — Fuller Warren, Da McCarty and FarrU Bryant — won oa aecond trie*." He continued: "A ll other governors, including men like Millard Caldwell, Spesaard Holland and LeRoy Collins, won the first time out. "It also Ignoree the fact that candidates have been known to run several times— and never make it. I fall to see that It adds to a can­ didate'! stature to be able to say he was defeated." • • ♦ The Herald news deak Is in receipt of a news sheet from the "Porkchop Club," with the announcement it Is "Florida's largest political club." The club is conducting a public opinion poll on all state offices, running a ballot and asking recipients of the sheet to clip, vote and mail in. The sheet reports the gov ernor's race is a "three-man contest" at this point, with Haydon Burns leading, Scott Kelly aecond and Fred Dick lnson third. • • • « SIXTEEN NEW MEMBERS were inducted by the Women's Society o f Christian Service (WSCS) at a luncheon meeting at First Methodist Church recently. Pictured from the left: Mrs. E. W. Marcel, Mrs. L. D. Hastings, Secretary of State Tom Adams has announced the ap­ pointment of Bert B. Hollings worth Jr., Sanford certified public accountant and civic leader, as Seminole County deputy treasurer for the 1964 Adams campaign organise AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE DAY in DeBary tlon. will be next Wednesday from 8 a.m. until 7 p.tn. • • • at the Community Center. American Legion Mrs. Scott Kelly, wife of members serving on the committee in charge of the gubernatorial candidate, arrangements are, seated from left, Hurry has proposed joint debates among tha six Democratic seekers for the chief exeeu tive's post in each population center and one statewide iv t h e rrnccrr coi'KT op hookup on television. To that this s ix t h jr o ir ia i. cir end, she presented a check Hclntaleman, bake ealc; Mr* By Jane Caaeriberry Cl’IT. IS AND FOR SEMI for 12,500 to the Florida State Plana have been announced Janet Lyon, cake walk; Mr* Wolb corn nr, F lorida in CHASCTRT ISO. ISMSe Democratic Committee aa a for the Spring Featival to be D.H. Hartxog and Mra. Joyce WALTER J. READ, Plaintiff, one-sixth share o f the overall sponsored by the CTP at the Stiner, novelties and balloon*; coats of such a debate aeries, South Seminole Elementary Mr*. Hetty Quarles, cotton •v»e • • ALTHA WILLIAMS, tt at. School at Caitelberry Salur candy; Mr*. Katie Fetter and D.f.ndaats. Sett. Jack Mathews' Semi­ day, April 18. Mrs. E.M. Cadis, hot dogs; Earn cm o r suit TOl ALPHA WILLIAMS, also nole County advisors say the Chairman and co-chairman Mrs. Beverly Miller and Mra. known aa A L F R E D WIL- gubernatorial candidate will have been appointed for moat Marion Eggere, country store; I. 1AMU. his wir*. ALICE WILanother appearance o f the twenty booth* at fol Mr*. J.M. Young and Mrs. J.1AJIB. JAMES WILLIAMS, make tlio known as JAMES LEE here late this month or early Iowa: Mra. Chrla Byrne, flab Joseph Laird, plants; Mrs WILLIAMS ami wife. DORO T lir WILLIAMS, PEARL E. In April. Ha will be In Or­ pond; Mr*. Lavorne McKay, Carolyn Jensen and Joseph XI ALLOT and J O H N N I E lando Frida, at latest report* aproni; Mra. Audrey Lelst Laird, movies; Mrs. Virginia JONES, hsr eoaiman-taw kus band, AMANDA WILLtAMS, . . . and ha has opened cam­ and Mra. Betty Hartahom, Webber, popcorn; Mrs. Ann d.r.aaad, bar unknown b.lrs at paign headquarters for this pitch the hoopa; Mr*. Morita Scott, ice cream; Mrs. (i ll. law, Uaataaa, dovlsott, gran­ county at First Street and Smiley and Mra. Maureen Stafford, Jr. and Mrs. Elaine ts.a, assigns, or claimants othsrwlsa undsr hsr dscssssd Park Avenue. His Seminole Poore, soft drinks; Mra. Ani­ or olhtrwlss, MATHEW WIL- co-chairmen are Dr. Vincent ta McGinnis, pony ride* and LIAMS, dscssssd. and — Mra. Vera Channel and Mrs. Williams, his wtfa. thstr un­ Roberts and Gene Stephenson, known hslrs at taw, Isealssa, Altamoota Springs city coun­ dsvlssss. grantsss, assigns or cilman. claimants undsr thsm. or slthsr •Ithsr of thsm. dsrsssed, or othsrwlsa, D. V. WILLIAMS, dscsasad and - WIL­ LIAMS. his wits. If living, and Fuatral service* for Mra. If daad. thalr unknown hslra Norma Jean Mareua and In* at law, Iseatsas, davlssti, erantssa, assigns, er claim fant ion, Jamea Thomna, who ants othsrwlsa undsr thsm, or By Prances Wester A Sewing Bee for the pur­ died Saturday at Orange elihtr of thsm. dscssssd or olhsrwls., whoso rssldsnrss pose o f a sk in g cancer dress­ Memorial lloipltal, ware to A covered dish dinner will and addrassss ara unknown; ings has been announced by b* held today at 8 p. m. at precede th* business meeting and all unknown paraona bav­ ins or atalmlag to hsvs any Mrs. Sara Hodge, sewing th* W. Guy Black Home for ef the Lake Mary Chamber eight, title, claim, er Intarast chairman for the Dorcas Cir­ Funeral* In Orlando. of Commerce, Thursday at In tha propcrtr heroin dssrrlb- ri* o f the Upsala Presbyter­ ad. locatad In Hamlnolt County, Mrs. Marcui, a native of 7 p. m., when the election ian Church, for this Wednes­ Florida, to.win waa S3 and Installation o f new offic Lola 1. I and li, Block I, day from 10 n. m. uiiiU 3 Knoxville, Tenn., L a k e v i e w Subdivision, year* old and had lived at era for tha coming year will sa. in Whit* Hali of the 130 Ronnia Drive in Alta­ gcmlnols County, accord take place, lea to tha Plat tharsof, aa church. monte Spring* for tha p u t The slat* o f officers pre rscordsd In Plat Uook I, Clrcla members Invited all rase 14 ef the Public Re­ three ye*rt. She wt* a Sun­ seated by the nominating cords of Bemlnnl# County, Intarested women to Join them Florida, all bslng locatad In working for this worth day School teacher la tha committee at last month's nuraery department o f th* meeting is as follows: presl In tha BEH of NKU of Ssotlua It. Township II while cause. Those attend Foreat City BapUat Church dent, Jim Daughtrey; vice South. Rones II East log are requested to bring and was a leader of the GUIs prelid eat, Richard Keogh; YOU ABB MEREOT notified that a suit has bttn brought a sandwich lunch. Auxiliary of th* Church. secretary, Sylvia Brown; against you, the nature of Survivor* ara her husband, treasurer, Vivian Coleman; which Is te remove certain George Marcui; two daugh­ and board members, Keogh, clouds from and to qulot and confirm Iho till* to lbs obsvo Clsrencs ters, Vicki Lynn and Karen Donald . Jackson, tv t i i h tm > m J i t x i r 's described properly. Jo* Akerman, Tho name of the Court l» COUNT, I * AMD FOB IMMI- Denise, all of Alt* monte and Donaldson, which the suit bae boas In- HOLM COCBTT, BTATB OF her parents, Mr. and Mra. Jimmy Jooee aad W. C. Hop •lltutsd le the Clrellt Court FLOBIDA. William R. McGroakey, also kins. • f the Nluth Judicial Circuit. IB BKi MSTATM OF o f Altamont*. In and Far Stmlaala County, JOHN HENDERSON WTNN. Members also are reminded Florida. The abbreviated title Doeoaioi. Rev. Howard Thompson that It Is duts time again of Ibo ease la WALTER JFIXAt, •NOTICE READ va ALPHA WILLIAMS, Notice to htrtby ulvon that and Rev. Ernest A. Patroff All residents o f the commun at at. . , Ike ungtralfiioa wilt, on Hi # were scheduled to conduct the ity are Invited to join the The deacrlpllen ef ike real lith day of March, A. D. Jroperly Involved le •• •** 1144, prvaent to the Honor­ services. Buriat was to follow organisation. Th* sew Lake orth above. , . . able County Judge ef 8*ml- la Highland Memorial Gar­ Mary maps are ready for Ton are hereby required to note County, Florida, thalr distribution. file your Answer or other Final Ratara. account and den. pleading with tha Clerk of vouchtra, aa Kaaeutora at tha tha above Court, and te eerve ••tat# of JOHN HENDERSON a oop7 Ihinof upon 1 AM WTNN, dtcaaard. and at told JC. MURRELL, * IONS, Attor- Unto, then and thara, make apneyo for Plaletlff. eu er be­ plication to th* oatd Judge for Innerapriflf Mat Irena fore tho trd day ef April. t»44. n final aottlamaat of thalr Renovation Special Herein fall not or a Decree admlnlatratlon of aald astato, Pro Confoooo will bo eatored and for an Ordar discharging Includes: agalast you for the rolof lham aa-auch Kaocutora. • Cleaning A Preceaslag demanded la the Complaint. Dattd this llth day af Feb­ Felt WITNESS my hand and seal ruary. A. D. 1144. • Brand New Cover far Hacvay Lawrence Wyaa this tata day ef February, Otadya Rail Crabtree Malteses l i lt . Blanch# Elisabeth Town­ • Brand New laraUtlea send Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. where Aa Eaaaatora o f tho aaClerk, circuit Court Ula of JOHN HENDER­ Ssmluolo Coiuily. FlorldA SANFORD By; Martha T. Vlhlsa SON WTNN, deceased. l i t Magnolia STENSTnOM, DAVIS * Deputy Clerk MelNTOSU BAM B. MURRELL * SOM Avenue Attorneys for Baoealoro Attorney* for Plaintiff root Office Drawer t ill p. a Bos m s P h o n e F A 2-6321 Sanford. Florida, a im Orlando, Florida Publish March I. It. t». *<• Publish Feb. II * Har. I. 14. IT. 1144. FREE tlC K U P and DELIVERY A IK . CDJMI AIDS-1 program chairman; Mrs. M. E. Baker, president; Mrs. L. L. Tillin and Miss Lucille Stone. Mrs. Marcel, Mrs. Tillis and Miss Stone represent all the new members in the picture. (Herald Photo) Lyons, Peter Koppenmd and Fred Hammerer; atnnding, William Brumbaugh, Fred Simmons, Alfred Newell, William Williams, Robert An­ drews and Fred McLaren. * (Cox Photo) Festival Plans Announced By South Seminole CIP Legal Notice Circle To Sew For Cancer Mother, Infant Buried Together Lake Mary C O f C Sets Elections Legal Notice LOOK ! ! $ 1 4 50 Z Jx 1 Mildred Coyle, parcel post. Other booths whose chairman are yet to be namrd are water pistols and candles, green dour, fortune teller, and dart game. Popular prices will pravail with moat games at a dime and refreshments will be pri­ ced from five to 20 cents. Mothers will bo asked to cooperate by baking for the bake sale booth and contribut­ ing itema to the country store. Baptist Groups Set Retreat Representatives o f the In­ termediate III, Intermediate IV and Single Young Peoples department* o f the First Bap­ tist Church of Sanford will attend • Youth Retreat at Camp Oklawaha near Ocale, Friday and Saturday, Those attending ara to leave the local church at 4 p.m. Friday and will return by H p.m, Saturday. Mein purpose of the re­ treat will be to give instruc­ tion and Inspiration to Youth Wesk officers. Special guests for the occasion will be Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Register of Grovelend. Mrs. Register will lead the music and accompany th* ringing bn the marimba. Rev. Register will speak and assist at conferences. Mis. Laird has suggested that parent! start rooting euttinge now for the plant aale. The parcel post booth chair' men are asking parents to send a copy of the poem which will come out in the school paper away to thetr friends asking them to send « parrel fur this booth to be suld unopened for 50 cents. All oilier prise* for games •nd food for the refreshment stands will be ordered and paid for by the CTP. Those who nerd to order prises for boothi will meet this Thursday at 0:30 a.m. at the home of Mr*. Eva Moore, chairman of th* ways and means committee, at 202 Wll shire Dr., Howell Park. Another planning coffee for th* festival will be held at tha home of Mrs. Marion Eggars nn Lake Howell Lane, Thurs­ day, March 10. Found Slain OCALA (U P D —An Ocala truck driver, Charles T, Hend­ erson, 43, with a record o f moonshine arrest* was found shot to dsath In a wracked automobile near hers Thurs­ day night, police i t hi. Six Here Sign For Art Show In Winter Park "This canal will be built. I feel It will be built In five years." Speaking at the Monday luncheon of the Sanford Ro­ tary Club was John Krlder, head of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. The proposed canal would link of the St. John's River and Sanford with th* Indian River and th* Intercoastal Canal. The project, according to Krider will make th* San­ ford area the distribution point for the entire 13 coun­ tries to be served by the canal. Presently, the St. John's River la being used for a "one-way haul" of commodi­ ties. When the m taring link is supplied, Krider said, it la estimated that 120 commo­ dities eaa be hauled on the canal. Contrary to tom* beliefs, he added, the esnel will not work a hardship on railroads and other methods of cargo carrying. Instead, It will create new avenues of work and revenue for the carriers, Krider noted. Florida has the greatest boating total per capita In the United States, the speak­ er said, adding that it amounts to about one boat per person. This too will be enhanced once the canal la completed. Krider called for a uni­ fied effort on the part of all persona to get (he canal an active, essential part of the area's economy. "We can't just dig a ditch and expect to find money there," he warned, "W e are in a muscle-flexing era now and with unity we can make this century-old dream come true." The meeting was conducted by Bill Hemphill, club presi­ dent. During a primary election prior to the canal report, tha members elected Robert Crumley, Ron Dycus and Tom McDonald aa club directors. Sanford Soldier Wins Honor PVT. JAMES W. Hnrper, eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Horace D. Harper, Longwood, has c o m ­ pleted an eight-week a d v a n c e d infantry course at the U. S. Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, Ga. Sanford Marine In Pacific Marine L i n c ' e Corporal George A. King of Sanford is participating in an amphi­ bious exercise off the coast of Formosa. Corporal King, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George King of 123 Anderson Circle, la par­ ticipating with the First Bat­ talion, Fourth Marine Divi­ sion, and th* Nationalist Chin­ ese Navy. The exercise Is dubbed "Operation Backpack" and la bring held to test the amphi­ bious capabilities and readi­ ness of the forces of the Seventh Fleet and the Na­ tionalist forces. Mora than 40.000 men and 140 units are participating. It will culminate In an amphi­ bious assault on beaches of southern Formosa (Taiwan.) Prior to th* assault, air­ craft of the Seventh Fleet will soften beach defenses. In ad­ dition, support ships will con­ duct anll-submarin* warfare exercises and the area sur­ rounding the beachhead will be cleared of any obstruction and mine*. Farm Brief Farmers who allow rats to alay on their farm* are keep­ ing up animals .that eat and spoil grain, carry disease to animals and the family, kill small animals and chickens and don't return one penny. I * a* Specialist fourth class Al­ bert H. Rivers of Company C, Special Force* Training Group, waa chosen general's orderly by the officer o f the day at the Feb, M U.8. Army Special Warfare Center guard formation at Fort Bragg, N. C. The choir* la made dally and is based on the individ­ ual's appearance and mili­ tary bearing. The general's orderly re­ wards for being the beat sold­ ier In guard duty are twofold: 11a la excused from walking a guard post and ha also gets a three-day pass. Rivers is the son of Sirs. Beatrice E. Rivera of Route 3, Sanford. Fishing Club Cancels Trip For 2nd Time By Mrs. Adam Muller For the aaeond eonaecutlv* time the DeHary Flshlnr Club had to cancel last Thursday's deep sea fishing trip due to bad weathsr, Club members were taken out about 10 miles whera the water waa found to be too rough for safety. The trip has again been re­ scheduled this Thursday and those planning to go are to meet at the Firemen's Rec­ reation Hall at 6:30 a.m. be­ fore leaving for Daytona Beach, Let's talk about C O L L E G E E D U C A T IO N ------------------------ 7 / --------------------------------------------- ►V - - Editor Die« TAVARES (UPD - Glenn H. Holies, editor and publish­ er of the Tavares-Lak* Coun­ ty Clllien, died Sundiy at the age of 51. M(to| Cffltfet PAIN TS DI8COUNT ON A NATIONAL IIKAND PAINT w ll# 5 » l HARD ' FA CTS h*» going to cost • lot of rnoney. Botter atari T H E H I-M ILER R-C FO R RAN CH AM R G CM N tRG tAL M f f taiing non. Buy on get ono Open your tS tT N y k a a o rf account kero. MfrYv got ft MUON t ONLY m lm ir kt your oinf 209 W. First fatwelberrjr Street Floxa Sanford Casselberry 322-3649 Six Sanford residents have registered to participate In Winter Park’* Fifth Annual Sidewalk Art Festival, to be held March 6. 7, and I. They are Jan Galvin, Sun Dell Mo­ tel; Beth Gregory, Crystal Lake Heights; Clyde Harris, Houle 1; Mildred Jones, 1206 W. 20th Street; Mildred MeMillan, 413 Sunland Drive, and Craig Oracno, Route 1. Three other artists from the Sanford area are Cathe­ rine Dodson, Lake Mary; Maxine Leech and Daniel Smith, both of Longwood. They will join over 500 other artist* from 52 cltlts in Florida aa well aa several other states and Canada. School children's exhibit* In­ clude the work o f over 1,200 students. Painting, sculpture, graphics, photography and crafts will be Judged for $3,soo in cash prizes. The top work* In painting, oil; painting, any medium, and sculpture will be dis­ played at the New York World’* Fair. Sunday after­ noon's Festival will feature a musical and dramatic pro­ gram, bringing together all the aria. The Ballet Royal of Winter Park will perform, followed by a concert by the Central Florida Community Orches­ tra. Jcndont Productions o f the Winter Park Repertory Theater will produce a scene from "Royal Queens." 838-7681 g o o pA c a i \<vuw\tt»&Varti « « o li . ^VTTTx 555 W. First S t PH. 322-2821 j lh ■K ?7 ! lil A .— • �\ Dodgers To Bank On Speed, Hit-Run Tactics Sox, Cubs Go In Cactus Opener Oviedo Bowlers Jbr ftanforO fr r a lb PnRe R—'Tues. Mar. 3, 64 By United Fret* International ever, because the Dodgers are m A rt Ratal, 178/529; Bill By iofca A. SpoliU II you hear a lot of thump­ Krleck, 181, and Jean Krleck a 171. in' around our town within the You know we get just as next couple of daya, don’t let much of a thrill writing about it alarm you. It'a just the some of our lower averaged hearts of most of our kegler bowlers as we do In Inform­ ettea pounding away in anticl ing you o f the unusually high pation of the women'a annual scores. Sometimes we take it city tournament coming up for granted that a 150 game this weekend. Is really a proud achievement And before it slips our when it's done by a compare mind, you who are not taking tive newcomer to the game of part In this action, why don’t ten pins. Therefore, we’re dc you plan on being part of the liberatcly trying to glean the large "cheering section." We "new names" for you with can assure you that there’ll their big moments in bowling be emotions on the part of in today's column. many of the gala as to wheth­ In the Seminole Memorial er or not they want their hus­ Hospital League G. Cooper bands in attendance while rolled a 170; Gordon (Perry they’re bowling or “ stay Mason) Frederick, 160 and borne and watch the kids." 163; Dr. Leonard (Ben Casey) (That's a lame excuse 'cause Munson, 166; Johnny Hodges, our nursery will be open, of 166; Ginny Fredericks, 179 course.) (Hey, Gordon 1 Did you take non, Bobby Lundquist, Mett Morgan, Billy S T A T E JU N IO R B O YS B A S K E T B A L L ChnmBut in any event, the public notice that we didn't show Schmidt and Bobby Powell. Back row (from pions for the third consecutive season in the San­ is Invited and you'll really her score too closely to left) are Coach Don Stowcll, Dnvid Lee. Tommy ford Biddy League all ntar team that enptured be able to be a part of the yours?); and G. Yates, 169 Snndngc, Skipper Scnkarik, Bill Bracken, and the title in atute tourney finaln Saturday night excitement aa It unfolds due It certainly appears that Couch Fred Miller. at Seminole High's FleminR Gymnasium. Front to the score projectors Illum­ this Is going to be the year (Herald Photo) row (from left) are Mike Ferrell, Kenny Iiininating each of the partici­ for the Lake Monroe Inn-ers pants’ scores whllo they're of the City League. In rolling bowling. (Perhaps s o m e their position night foes, the would rather that we turn second place Jet Lanes fivetbese lights o ff!) some, they atcamrollcd over, It's all for free, so coma around and through their op­ on out! ponents and are now in the The team event Is sched­ league lead by at least nine uled for Saturday—squads at games. After 25 weeks and 100 Whils rolling for Laks Mon­ 1, 4 and T p.ra. Big John Uhr bad one of his game*, John ( t h e B o m b ) Doubles and singles will be better league nights with roe Inn In the City Leagup, BY JULIAN STENBTROM Wright etill paces the Rlngles bowled on Sundsy at 1, 3, 8 games of 205, 213, 246 for a Big John Uhr had hla sixteen, I f Sanford were still the home o f the San Francisco and 7 p.m. gigantic 604 sorics. This un­ pound bomb tearing the pins Classic League with his 103 Giant Farm System this city would huva gained fame Here's hoping that all of the doubtedly is the high scries up to the tune o f a 664 series. as the minor league attraction among farm system camps average. Standings in the lea­ men who indicated they'd be for aU leagues In this week’s this season. gue are determined on the scorers for the gals show up play. Congratulations, John, John rolled games o f 206, 213, The Giant farm aystem—which now operates out o f Peterson Point* System, with and 246 to help hla team take on time. Remember, men, here's hoping you have many, Case Grande, Anx., during the spring training season, one point for each 30 pins on all four points from eecond the gals srill be reciprocating many more. haa signed three Japanese players to farm system con­ this same favor for us during the total pinfall plus the num It would also serve as an place Jet Lanea. Thta wae a tract* and assigned them to the Fresno club c f the Class our tourney. Indication that Inland Mater­ big night to take four point* bei of wins posted. John has A California League. The Wednesday Eve Ball ials Is starting to make Its aa It wae poaitlon night and a total of 710H point* while The San Francisco club concluded a deal with the and Chain League was 'a play for the league lead in helped to increaee their lead his closest opponent is Harry Osaka Hawks o f Jopun’s Pacific League which permits bombing away this week. As the All Star Scratch League. In first place. Harry Pentecoit Pentecost with a 680 H total the three youngsters — all high school stars — to piny a perfect example we offer While bowling against Lar­ helped hla teammatea with a anJ averaging 185. minor league baseball in the States for ona year . . . that to you the foursome o f Shir­ ry's Mart, they sbept three 226/695. Jack Kanner wae This last Monday night's a* it if they havo the ability to make the grade. None of the ley find Ployd Martin and points but just barely In that high for Jet Lanea with a 660 tion found John Rpulskl post­ three—a pitcher, catcher and a third haaeman—have Verna and Andy Bolton. last game of the series. Total total. ing the high game and high played any professional tmseball at all. But they were All four of these bappy pin count was 550 to 847 for total. John took three point* In other l e a g u e action considered the three top high school athletes in Japan. bowlers turned in over-900 Larry's. from Phil Rocho while rolling Sweeney's Bar and Grllla led Jack Schwarts— who is remembered by many local series. That's quite a featl Wo Phil Roche dominated the by Joe Wallace'e 683 eerie* game* o f 140, 225, 193, and baseball fan* and officials as the secretary o f tho Giant wonder if any of the other scoring for Allied Van Line took three point* from the 222 fur a 780 total, while farm ayatem— reported that if any of the Japanesa Mixed Leagues have duplicat­ as a matter of fact for the American Legion to remain in Roche wasn't doing too bad youngsters make the grade tlicy will bo placed immedi­ ed this featT entire league, with a 224/605 third place by pinfall count al­ himself with hla 200, 176, 172, ately on the Giants' roster. And while we're on this scries. Some of the other though they are tied in the and 173 for a 722 total. This will portect them from being drafted by other particular league, Dean and stars and their highs and Rig Jack Kanner whs the won and loet column with Jet American teams In the first year draft. Dale Alexander rolled real scries are John Bridges 212/ only man in the league this Lanea for the aecond spot in Fresno was selected as the club where these lads well. Dean had herself a 1SS 576, Bob Steele 208/573, Splitweek to take all four gamea lecgua standings. G o r d o n would be placed since the California Inland city has a as hubby Dsle scored with a ski 200, 214/596, Garry Fox from his opponent. Jack rolled Honeycutt was high for the alcalde Japanese population. And watching Japanese 187. The same holds true for 211/566, Paul Sloposky 211/ games o f 207, 102, 204, and Legionnaire* with hi* 647 ear. uthlctes will be nothing new to Fresno (ports fans. They the Smiths—Bernice and Gil­ 581 and Johnny Wright 207/ 200 for a nice 773 total, whllo les. have been seeing top notch Jnpaneso youngsters preform bert. 585. Ills opponent, W. A. Ward, had Sanford Manufacturing took Bernice checked In with a In baseball, football, basketball and other sports for That’ll do It for this week, over fifth place from Mich­ his troubles and could only 177/801 set and GU Just miss­ nemember, the gals are at years. coma up with a 600 total. ael’* Elk Gaa with a three ed tits 200-mark with bis 1M Jet Lanes this In fact, there are very few of the Fresno area’s nine weekend. point win againet Michael's. Pentecost held onto his second game/502 series. or 10 high schools that do not hnve Japanese boya aa Come on out and be enter­ Rill Hall was high for the pluce spot while he posted a It was so nice seeing the tained. members c f most o f their athletic teams. Fresno City thiee point win over hla op­ Manufacturing men with hie Rogeroes bowling a g a i n . College always cornea up with several, as does Fresno ponent Gerald llehrens. 204/640. Jamea Kusnlcki was Doesn't seem to affect their State College which produces one o f the top collegiate Harry had a 094 total while high for Michael’s with a 621 bowling prowess 'cause Eve clubs on tho west const each year. Gerald came up with a 660. total. shot a 17* and Gene clobbered Rome o f these Jnpanese.Amerirans have joined other John Wright also took three In tha position match be­ the wood to the tune of 191. Americans In going to Japan and playing professional point* from his opponent Pete tween Pryor’* BUta Farm InThe Mixed Combo League SANTA M O N I C A , Calif. baseball there. But for the first time Japanese nationals Peterson. John rolled a 710 to. o f Thursday nite fame had a (UP1) - Johnny Smith, 157, auranc* and llarry’a Oar and will he coming to the U. S . toal for his four games while Package, it came out as a couple new names for us to Los Angeles, knocked out ToAfter having apent about 13 years in Fresno, per­ Pete wa* able to only coma up include into the Strikes and vel Holman, 157, San Diego, diaw with two wins and tv.o sonally we'll be watching this experiment with much In­ with a 608. George Swann Spares spotlight. Calif., (3). Retains California lossas each. Bob May wae terest. But we believe there’s more to thl* than "really managed to salvage three high for Pryor’* with hla 211/ Lynn Queen bowled a 170; middleweight title. meets the eye. Horace Stoneham, Giant owner, haa done points from Gordon Honey­ 668 and Jack Beckham wa* exceptionally well financially at Ran Francisco. cutt. George rolled a 731 total high for Harry'* with a 646 However, the glitter and the lustro o f major league .C l whllo Gordon came up with a total. baseball can wear o ff a little bit at a time. It won't be 079. In tha other match o f the v \ / long before there'll be an American t-caguc team just Big Jim Altman managed to night Wisdom Sod Service sal­ across the bay in Oakland. Then the battle will be waged L get three point* from Rich vaged three points from the ilS for the better part o f the fans among the Bay Area’s 4 Murphy, rolling a 718 total Knlght'e o f Columbue. Joe million people. againet Rich’s 696. Another Gesil wee high fo r Wledom plose match say Johnnie Jones with 203/608 and Howta (the come up with an aven 600 to­ Hook) Harrison was high for f \ # L tal to salvage three points the Knights with his 618 total. from hla opponent A. II. Ray Tha 20 games weren't too f ' ' / plentiful this week but Uhr V IS IT HACK — B /ia lin e — t. Orbital, I. Clrout Wonder, who was able to come up with r / h \jf Pay Off <11rl. I. Donna's a 501 total. notched three of them with his t. Minnie (Isles, 3. Rock Troy, I. *. Jsn.cs (lock, 4. Dusty Cap­ Miss Kay, I. * H.'a Ainas*. S. •V 208, 218, and 246 to lead the tain, |. Busan Dswltt. I. Hoi- Boh Drake, 7. Lon Havoc, I. In Ute last three matches, •r o y league followed by teammate man, T. My Wire's Boot, •. Wills Win they all split with two wine TMXTII RACK — B/IS Mil* — Trsnwsys Pentecost with e 226, Fete SEDOVII RACK — S/IS Mils— I. Parry III, 7. Hlssk Pends. •r.d two losses each. All three Petersen with n 213, May 211, 1. I.oysl I.uks, 3. (Inlrten He- I. Wicket Halyl, 4. Ilarnaclt matebee wre real close ones. I. May Jan*. 4. Parla I. Bumm-retta. *. Fleet Ma­ Gerald Behrens 210 and Knee- ward, Plks, 4. Ilarhour Chotna. I. tron. 7. IVid* (lap. I. Tumbling Dill Howard rolled a 743 \ land also had n 211 game for Nielli Bloomer, T. Dill* Doo, Raul* •gainst James Kusnlcki's 737, ELKS HATH KICK—.S/S Mile— Floyd Martin rolled a 691 Lake Monroe along with Big I. Donraster Shy f t h i r d m a c k — a /ia m u * — 1. Starlight. 3. Mr. Tall Man, John and Harry. 1. Ralnsy Roek, I. At rid* Tar, I. O il's Go Man. 4. Nieto, I. against Ed Callsn's 600 total, > -T $ I. O.H.’a Simplex, 4. Ralah Dr. Whiskers, 4. Glittering and Bob Guthrie rolled a 682 Hsau, I. Recalling, I. Chadron, Boss. 7. Kylsmore. I, Ilocktn W - ' against Don Dorman’s 670. 7. Rocket Pam. S. Avant (lards Mollis John Uhr Rolls 664 Series li H u About Sports Thinking Out Loud Pace Setter Fight Results IS II'. I I I t li 1] I II l i r! 8 ii Ji ¥. 1 Two-time National League batting champion Tommy Da vis o£j Ihe Los Angeles Dodg ers must feel today like a Hollywood movie star who is asked to recite "Gunga Din before getting a part. Tommy's game is to hit Ute ball and let others run but in the great tradition of the daifynesa Dodgers Manager Walt Alston has him doing the "hitting and running" this spring. Davh, Ron Fsirly and John Roseboro practiced the hit end-run and bunting Alonday ai Alston sent the world champions through a two-ami o-half-hour workout on fund amentals. Tho fundamental stressed most was the ancient art of the hit-and-run — and Davis, who led the NL the last two seasons with averages of .346 and .326 respectively — was forced to practice as much as tho others. There's a method to Als­ ton's spring madness, how Tribe Bowlers Divide Pair concerned over the fact that 1903 run production fell off 198 runs from 1962 to a mere 640. Alston apparently be­ lieves the Dodgers will have to rely upon speed and hitand-run tactics more than ever in 1964—as opposed to Ihe home run punch of their chief rivals. Manager Johnny P e s k y named 20-game winner Rill Monbouqucitc to open the Cactus league season lor the Boston Red Sox against the Chicago Cubs next Saturdsy and also expressed delight at the smooth-stroking of Amer­ ican League batting champion Carl Yastrzcmski during Mon day's workout. On other fronts: Catcher Joe Torre became a holdout when he failed to sign before the Milwaukee Braves' open ing workout . . . outfielder Johnny Weekly hit three pitches over the left field fence during the Houston Colts’ workout , . . Johnny Keane said he ex pcctcd Charley James and Carl Warwick to (lank Curt Flood as regular St. Louis Cardinal outfielders tills year . . . James has the task of replacing Stan Musial. Outfielder Joe Christopher signed with the New York Mcts and versatile utilily man Phil Linz reached terms with the New York Yankees . . . Manager Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies said he is pleased by the way his pitchers are coming along at Clearwater, Fla. Infieldrr Don Eaddy Im pressed in workout at second base In Chicago Cub camp still somewhat stunned by the airplane crash death of sec ond-baseman Ken H u b b a . Eaddy hit .279 at Salt Lake City last season . . . Manager Alvin Dark of the San Fran cisco Giants expressed satis­ faction over the way Willie McOovey, Willie 51ays and Orlando Cepcda hit “ the long ball" during Monday’s batting drill at Casa Grands, Arlz. Seminole H i g h School’s bowling teams divided a pair or matches Monday with the Bishop Moore High School Hornets o f Orlando. The San­ ford girls dumped the Hornet kcglerettcs 4 to 0 but Bishop Moore's boys took a 3 to I de­ cision from the Tribesmen. Richard Wall of Bishop Moore established a new lea­ gue high-pin record when ho rolled a 609. In a make-up affair with Apopka, the Seminole maid­ ens downed the Apopka girls, girls. SANFORD GIRLS (576-576006—1760); J a y McKenzie, 364; LsNctt Henning. 172-438; Mary Swigcrukl, 372; Diane Powell (blind) 339; (blind) 247. BISHOP MOORE GIRLS (477-493-538 — 1508). Pam W h e e l e r , 142-371; Susan Payne, 310; Trisha Buell, 280; Mary Blakeman, 275; Mary Aldridge, 272. BISHOP MOORE B O Y S (781-832-783 — 2396); George Rlchardl, 511; Larry Mor* |ACTIONI THRILLS! wood, 450; Richard Wall, 212- Wed#* fastest gpest COO; Joel Hoilgnolo, 397; Tim Durkin, 409. SANFORD BOYS (758-727FIRSTOAMI 787-2272); B. Mueller, 402; |m e * James Woods, 461; John JerPARI MUTUIL nlgan, 463; Ed Hubbard, 465; WAGIRING Steve Bassett. 200-481. 1 IA M E S N I6 H T L , MAKEUP GAME L a d i e s N ig h t s \ SANFORD GIRLS (554-585577-1716): LaNett Henning, 324; Jay McKenzie, 305; Di­ Mon, Wed. A Ha ane Powell, 341; Mary Swl1 :1 5 P .M . genskl, 391; (blind) 2995. [Reserv. Ph. 8384221 M APOPKA GIRLS (573-558540-1671): Adele Pclfcr, 302; t, i MINI I I Shirley Odom, 390; Louise Lenten, 321; Jean Coffey, 350; (blind) 308. tiai. a ia i TONIGHT 7:40 'r m a u F RONTON . im j '/ ' * 3-IPerfeda Pays$1,037 f t \t >• , j Of |rl S § * A N IN T E R C E P T E D P A S S la registered b y a member o f the Sanford Biddy League all star quintal during Ita battle with the DeLand five in the title conteet Saturday night fo r the atate junior boya baakethail crown. H e n a Sanford youth brenka up a DeLand ecoring attem pt dur­ in g ih e final quarter. Sanford posted a 6 1 to 51 v ic tlry and won the state championship fo r the third straight year. (Herald Photo). it , . i t a t i T j' Holders of 2-1 perfects tic­ kets picked up $1037A0 each as Badiola and lriarts bounc­ ed borne to win the All Star tenth event la Moodsy's metinea round at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. The winner* paid $28.60, $38.80, and $8.48 acroaa tha beard. E m u and Loreoxo finished second, with Astiga and I d u a b taking e threeway playoff for show. In (he evening** action. Wi­ ser and Aldas split Ihe Dally Double event* for a 4-8 com­ bination paying $1MJ8. 1. Harold Uowla, 3, Mummer •ate. •. I'm (Had. 4. Christmas Puddlug, I. Turlock. Con­ taminated. T. C. A. Reynolds. I. Uumka Eire r im rack t. Ilaasl Prod B., 0. 7. Show per — s /a mu# — L.H., 3. I’at'o Turn. I. 4. Paris riilmos, 5. B.'o speaker, S. Prltssorald, Bis, I. Utlt* Scrap­ H ATH RACK — ■ /!• MU* — 1. Mooncroot, I. Pam'* Baby, I. Mak* T'movs. 4. Flandltb Blacklo, I. (Irani!* Rock, •. Cbatoaugsy, 7. Sammla Halt. I. Hast Clu* SKVBhTU RACK — S/S MU*— 1. Ootta TIP. t. Dodge N*dart. I Pabl* Warrior, 4. Coadoa Reck. i. T u i m n a , 4. Ooldtn M» 7. Ebony Linen, I Rate ■trap RIOMTK RACK — A /l* Mile— L Irish AlorL *. Joyotl. I. Colored Beads, 4. Mias* Cop­ per, i. Pourway Karen. 4. Pat'S Honey, 7, Trusted, I. Chrrukss llulou M m A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT MACK — a /is MU* — IF r r IS P R O P E R L Y D E SIG N E D . LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST E F F IC IE N T A N D EC O N O M IC A L SYSTEM TO M E E T Y O U R N E ED S — NOW 111 N . F R E N C H A V E . SANFORD. F L A . "Headquarters CHAMPAIGN, HI. (U PI) — Jack Hart has been named to replace Ralph Fletcher as tha backfield coach at the Uni* verslty of Illinois. ATTENTION FORD OWNERS M O N E Y S A V IN G 0 SP EC IA LS FOR FEB. & MAR. G E N U IN E FO RD SPARK PLUGS 55G E N U IN E F O R D ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1949 - 51 FORD S 1952 • 61 $ 665 $9 9 4 FO R D S G E N U IN E F O R D SHOCK ABSORBERS $56 5 OIL FILTERS 8:10 NIGHTLY 57 - 62 Ford ft Falcon EACH $ 2 40 EXCEPT SUNDAY U A T IU C C f P IA Im E E } W E D N E S D A Y — F R ID A Y * S A T U R D A Y — 2 P. M. 54 • 56 FO RD OR D EACH $205 M A R A T H O N M A T C H R A C E M AR CH 6 INTERCITY MATCH RACE S A T U R D A Y . M ARCH Glaaa-Esetesed Heated GrantUtaad Lnxarinns Clubhouse THURSDAY — LADIES’ NIGHT Barry, No Miaors "When tho Top Dogs Bum — Rale or Shlae" fo ie / K 1 NNl l B R IN G T H IS A D TO OUR PARTS DEPT. 7 Jacksonville KC vs SOKC >t CLUB 823-5411 F or Sprinkler S y stem s" Hart New Coach G E N U IN E FO R D A T N O A D D IT IO N A L COST T O Y O U ! WALL SUPPLY The Oviedo Lions entry in the Inter-scholastic Bowling League took a 3 to I decision Monday afternoon from the Apopka Rluc Darters at Ovie­ do's home lanes in Winter Park. In a match between the Llonettcs and the Blue Dartter keglcrcttcs, the Oviedo girls dropped a 4 to 0 affair. The Oviedo keglcrs were paced by Jim Brewer who rolled a 215 during his 501 series which also topped tha boys' scores. OVIEDO BOYS (683-780725 — 2188): LcRoy Woods, 455; Jim Beasley, 266; Mar­ shall Lingo, 119; Bob Fugate, 410; Jim Brewer, 215-504; Charles Beasley, 299; Doug Reynolds, 135. APOPKA BOYS (686-675-608 — 2053): Charles Blair, 475; Ricky Markham, 368; Tommy Davis, 382; Jim Babb, 400; Ron Smith, 434. APOPKA GIRLS (525 550. 530-1615): Adle Pfeifer, 340; Shirley Odom, 146-392; Lois Lenzcn, 296; Linda Gross, 268; Jean Coffey, 319. OVIEDO GIRLS (498-523513—1534): Carol Simmons, 319; Gay Urey, 261; Joyca Bcllhorn, 313; Sandy Mikler, 275; Susan Jcpaon, 140-366. EACH S0KC Track Entries r o i HTII MACK — B /t* Milo — Defeat Apopka Mway Botwdm Saaford ft Orlando N O TIC E Y ou r Friandly Ford Sorrlco ft Parts D epartm ents Open TU 421 Bat. Afternoon* Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E . F IR S T S T . SANFORD, F LA . P H . 322-1451 W inter Park M I 4-8916 ^ w a a r w '.,. - 0 �L egal N otice f I M m OL I M t T T T • M ila rO H RIM IO *l lataaa af PKblte Hearing (' l o t lea to hereby glean, that after eoaaldamtlon. tha Reml•ala CotMltr Boning Commie, aloa w ill h alf a public hear, bag to fatorm lno the feasibili­ ty a f ra commanding to tha Beard o f County Commissionara that tha follow in g daacrlbad pcaparty proaaatly sonad A -t Agrloall ara be aonad C.VOammarelal: ■ t i l l ft af w i t ft (laaa that part o f R i W . R. «M> a f fha BWtt uf Baatlon 14-MR-IIE. Further daocrlbad aa ly in g If af B R. t i t and Waal at Itade'a A ir­ port. Fuhlla bea ring will ba bald la tha Seminole County Court Hones. County Commlaolonera Room. Panford. Florida. Wadnaaday. Marrh 1 1 . 1 » t t at t : l t p. M nr aa aooa tharaaftar aa paaalhla. Paminota County Boalag Commission fly Robert P Rrnwn pamlnola County Zoning Director TublUh Fab. II A Max. I l»t«. c d r -:i J LegoTleaflets e v t.,* ..-,. • r.m jroi.K r o t j r r r f O M M i n i o . 'v N k l l i n e a r la g Notice ii hereby given. that • fl»r consideration, the Rami■ol» Ustinly Zoning Cnmmlsal<'n *111 hoM , public hairing to determine tha fcaelblltty e. r«--ommendlng t« tha nnard or County ''onimi-.lq ncre that tha following 4 aacrlba 4 proparty praaautlr a.maj A-t Agriculture ha aoned RC-1 Country n i a t a a : All thobb Uu4a Irina * „ f |t, d Dug Itoau. It «,f tha naw aurvay llna af tha right o f way o f »«ala Road alt. n o f Laho llowall Lana, w o f all that certain tract of proparty known aa tha Catholla Proparly, aama haing tha proparty Of tha Catholic Church and W •- I?* ** boundary o f proparty o f Daan J». nroaa. It balng tha Intantlnn to Includa htraln all property aurroandlng ta k a Howell, atrapt aald Catholic property oa tha K a c t thereaf Puhlla hearing will ha hold In tha Itaminola County Court llouaa. County Commlaalonara Room. Sanford. Florida. Wednaaday. March U. t a i l at T:l» i •- *•- °y •• ao«n tharaaftar aa ! paaalhla Pemlnole County Zanlag Commission Hy Robert P Brown Prmlnola County Zoning Director Publish Fab. M A llarrh I. .. _ _ la tha Caort at tha r a a a ty Judge, trmlnele Commit. Plate af I'lortda. la rrabata la ra tha Relate aft JAK K T. NKWIIV, Deceased rta a i. n oT tcr Mol Ire la herebr alaoa that the uadrralgnad alii, an tha c n i t i i 17th day o f Marrh. A D l t t t . praaant to tha Ifonurabla IN T IIK C IR C U IT COURT OK County Judge o f SEMINOLE T iir ninth jc m c f a L r in County, Florida, her final ra- C l IT IN t NII KOK u n t i l . turn, arrount and vouchers, aa NOI.R c o r N TT. F L O R ID A . Admlnlatratrlx eta o f the Ra­ C Ila N C R R T NO. I.NTM tal# o f Jaha T. Kawby. daoaaa- b a p t r u t r p a v i n o r b a n k . ad and at aald time, than and Plaintiff there, make application ta tha -ya. aald Judge for a final aettle- JAMflP w. SWANN and atanl af her administration of LOItKANNK II. RWANN, hit aald estate, and for an order wife, at at. discharging her aa auch AdDefendants. mlnletratrtx eta. notick o r arrp in Dated thla tha 17rk day af MoRTfiAtii: K uncct.oarRr. Tehruary, A. D l i f t . TOi JAMCP W. KWAS.N and I.uelle Newby nryant 1-OflRANNR H. a w ANN. Aa Admlnlatratrla ata af bla wife: ■ r.atiiK N tr, tha Batata o f Jake T. Newby 1141 Norman Bridge Road, Deceased Montgomery. Alabama * . W. WAIIK. Attorns) Tou are hereby aotlflrd that Admlnlatratrla a Complaint to foraolosa _ P. O. Box 1111 , r*MkIn mortgage encumbering Panford. Florida. the following daarrlhad Publish Fab. II. M A Mar. S, property, to w||: ID. 1114. | Lot ». Block II. KART CDR-I* I IIROok Bl'nitl VISION DNIT VO. I, according to the plat thereof recorded tRMINDl.M COUNTY ta Plat Book II. Pagan l « ZONINO COHHlgRION and II. Public Reco rd ! o f Narias a f P a h lla H a a r ia g Pamlnola County. Florida Notion ta hereby given, that has bran filed against you In after consideration, tha Rami tha above styled suit. and you note County Zoning Commits Ion will hold a public hearing are required to serve a copy o f your Answer or other to determine the feasibility o f reoommendlng to tha Board of Pleading to the Complaint on County Commlaalonara that rialntlff'a attornaya, AN D E R ­ SON. RUB If. DEAN A DOWNtha follow in g described pro DIIR. I l l Fleet Central Boule­ party praaantly aonad A vard. Orlando, riorlda. and Agriculture ba aonad C - l Com merrlal: Tha E foO ft o f tha file tha original Answer or other Pleading In tha office p too ft o f the N me n o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit tha NR14 o f the NBN o f 8 ec Court on or be fo re ' tha llt h turn lX - I lg - lo E (lata tha day af March. 1444. If you I I ft or the W I K . I I ft uf tha P 500 ft o f the N 100 ft of fall to do ao. a decree pro will bo taken said NKU o f NR 14 or aald Bar confaaao tlun lying K o f ll w y 17-fX) against you for tha relief da mended In tha Complaint. Further described aa lying Thla Notice shall ba pub o f Freddie'# Uteak llouaa au llahrd ones a weak for tuur llw y. U - H . Publlo hearing will ha held consecutive weeks la tha Han­ ford llarald. In tha Seminole County Court DATED thla loth day g f House. County Commlaalonara February, 1144. Itnnm. hanford, Florida, Wed- (1KAI.I nrsday, March It, 1104 at 7:1# Arthur II. naokwlth. Jr. I*. M. nr aa aooa thereafter c le r k af Circuit Court aa possible llyt Martha T. Vthlen Pamlnola County Zoning Deputy Clark Commission ANDKIUtON. ROBB. DEAN By Hobart >. Drown bemlnole County Zoning A LOWNDEB i l l East Central Boulevard. Director Publish Fah. BR A Marsh I. Orlande, Florida Publish Pah. || A Mar. I. Id, 1444. If. t i l l . C D R -tl C D R -tl IN TMM CIRCUIT COURT. BtBVH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OK FLORIDA IN AND FOR RKMINOLR COI'NTT. IN CHANCERY NO. 1BBII A L B E R T N. FITTB, Aa Anoll lary Administrator of tha estate o f J O R E P U I N B D WH ITE, Deeaaaad. Plaintiff, -vaWILLIAM D. CLA 88 and BET T V JANE CLASP, jointly and severally, Defendants. NOTICE OF Bl'IT TOI DKTTV JANE CLASS. Whoxa Residence la: 401 Stanley Street Mlllertown. Ohio. Sworn Complaint having bean filed In tha Circuit Court In and tor Seminole County. Florida, In Chancery, entitled "A lbert N. Fltta, as Ancillary Administrator of tha aatata of JOSEPHINE D. WHITE, dorested. Plaintiff, veraus WILLIAM U. CLASS and DETTT JANE CLAMS, jointly and ear orally. Defendants", praying for certain relief for the above named plaintiff against Yuu aa Defendant, NOW. TH EREFORE. THIH IS TO NOTIFT TOU TH AT If you wish to dtfond against dad eoateat tha above entitled action, you nra required to file you r answer or other written defense. If any you have, to the Complaint baraln with the Clark of tho above styled Court and to serve upon p la in t i ff s attorney. Al hart N. Fltta, whose address la 1 Maaonlo Building, Banlord. Florida, a copy o f aald answer or other written de­ fense, on or ha fora the llth day o f March, 1114. The nature o f oald complaint la to p r e r for forocloaurs of a certain mortgage encumber­ ing tha following described real property altuateJ, lying and being la Ramlnola County, Florida, to-w lt : Lola » to 14. Block II. Crystal Lake Winter Homes Subdivision aa re­ corded In Plat Book J. pages 114-111 o f the Pub­ lic Rooorde o f Seminole County, Florida, and fo r the paid o f the nemo for cash at publle auction, and fo r d defU Dncy decree against lb s defendants In event the aald niortgagad property does not soil for an amount cufflelent to pay all autna found to ba duo Plaintiff la oald tultd F A I L NOT TO ANSWER Udt a Decree Pro Coafeeso be oa. torod against you. Tblo Notleo obeli ha published once a weak fo r four eontocullvo waoko la Tho Ranford Horald. WITNESS my bond and o f ­ ficial Baal at Sanford. Semi­ nole County, Florida, this loth day a f February A. D- IBB*. < , B sarin Arihur H. Beckwith. Jr., ark a f Ute above oirlod Clarl Cfur Bpt Martha T. Ylkleo D. C ALBERT * . FITTB 1 Maaonlo Building Hanford, Florid* Attorney fog PlalhllfL Publish Fah. t l A «»>•• *• IT. I H i. fD R -ll I L eg al N o fife -. _____ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THH NIBTM JUDICIAL C1RCU1T, IN AND FOR BRHI NOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. 1 M U UARBARA ANN nilEENI.EAF. Plaintiff, ra. H A R R T H EN RY J E R O M E WILLIAM OREENLEAF. JR Dafandant. NOTICE OF Bl'IT TOi IIAIIUY HENRY JEROME WILLIAM OREENLEAF, JR. 4(1 Seeond Rtraat, Pallsadaa Park, Naw Jaraay TOU ARE H E RERT NOT7FIKD that a Complaint for Divorce and other relief haa bean filed against you In tha abova styled Court and yuu era hereby required to servo a copy of your Answer or other dafatiae to tho Complaint upon tho P la in ti ff s Attorney E. JACKSON HAASZE. Attor­ ney at Law, l i t North Orange Avenue, Bull# II, Orlando, Or­ ange County, Florida, and file tha original Answer or de­ fense In (jte office o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or before tho H th day o f March. 1MI A D . I f you fall to do so Judgaaegt by Default will ba taken against you for tbo rallof prayed for In tho Complaint and aald causa will than proceed Ra Parts. DONE AND ORD ERED at Sanferd. riorlda, thla Flat day o f February, 1M4. A.D. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . Clerk af tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark E. JACKSON HAABZE Attorney at Law, l i t North Orange Avenue, Suite t l , Orlando, Fla. Publish Fab. M * Mar. I. 1», IT. l i l t . C D R - tl L egal N o tice " 1 *’ •HMINOI K COI'NTT ZONING tOMMIIXKlN Nolle# a f Pahlla Hearing N'ottca ta hereby given, that after consideration, tha Prml­ nola County Zoning CommitsIon will hold a public hearing to determine tha faaathlllty o f recommending tb tha Hoard o f County Commissioners that tha follow in g daarrlhad pro party presently aonad A-l Agriculture ha toned It - S Du­ p le t: 8 41a ft o f Lot II. Palm Hammock Allotment Further daaerlbtd aa tha NR corner of Ranford Ave. and Oakway Public hearing wilt ba held In tha Ramlnola County Court Ifnure, County Commleilonera Room. Sanford, Florida. W e d ­ nesday. Marrh 11. 1111 at 7:1# P. M. nr aa soon tharaaftar as poaxlbla. I Pamlnola County Zoning Commlaalan By Rohert R. Brown Ramlnola County Zoning Director Publish Pah. II A Mat . I. 1144 CDR-t# IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. ItTTh THE BOWEltT g A T I K O I BANK, Plaintiff, vg. JOHN E. CRITEB. at ux aad at at. Defendants NOTICE o r SUIT IN MOIlTll.MiK FOHU.CLOU'HK TOi HOIIERT 8 . COLBT and 1.EADA T. COI.IIY, lila wife R R SID E hC E , 1511 West Fourth Street. Rene, Nevada You are hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose certain mortgaae enrunibertng tha following described real property, tn-wlti l*nt I. Block E. COUNTRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO THREE, according to tha pint thereof as recorded In Plat Book 11. Pagea Tl and Tf, Publle Rocords o f Samlnoto County. Florida has baas filed against you In tha above styled ault. and you era /s q u ir e d ta serve a copy o f your Anowar or ether Plead­ ing ta tha Complaint on Plain­ tiff's attorneys. ANDEKBON. HUSH. DEAN • LOWNDEB, 111 East Central Boulevard. Orlando. Plorlda. and file the original Answer or other Pleading In tha o ffice o f the Clark o f tho Circuit Court on nr hoforo tho U th day o f March, l i l t . If you fall to do ao, a decree pro confoaao will ba taken against you for tha relief demanded la tha Com ­ plaint. Thla Notion shall ha pubtlihad once a weak fo r four c o n ­ secutive weeks In tho Tho Sanford llarald DATED thla Tth day o f Fe b ­ ruary, m i . (HEAL) Arthur It. fleckwlth, Jr., Clark o f Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark ANDKItBON. RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDEB . l i t East Central Boulevard, Orlando. Florida Publish Fab. 1 1 . II. I t * Mar. 1. lt d . CD H -lt " 1 I 1 Legal Notice IN TIIR I IRCI IT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POII lU.MINOl.H COUNTY. UTATK OK KI.OR. IIIA. IN I'll ANCK.lt Y. NOTICE OK KonE Cl.O St'RE S ALB Notice la hereby given that tha undersigned. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Ramlnola County, Florida, pu r­ suant to the der r-e o f f o re ­ closure entered In a cat# pending In said Court, tha style o f which la North American Mortgage Cor. poratlon. an Srkantaa co rp o ra ­ tion. P la in tiff va. (lertrnde 8 Hough and Oary D. Hough, her husband, Defendants, and tha docket number o f which ta HASP, wtl! o ffe r for sale and salt at Public O u t­ cry to tha hlsheet and beat bidder for cash, tha following described properly situate In Batnlnola County. Florida, to It: I-o* 5". Block t. IIEFTLr.R HOMES ORLANDO SECTION ONE, according •to map or plat thereof r e ­ corded In Plat Book It Pag* (•». Publle Records o f Meulnole County, F lo r­ ida Bald sale will ba bald at tha Front Steps o f the Bemlnole County Courthouae In the City of Hanford. Florida, on tha 17th day o f March 1v<4 at t l : M o'clock AM., or aa anon tharaaftar aa tha aama ran ba dona. (HEAL) Arthur H. fleckwlth. Jr., Clark lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk r o e h b . w till i t « n u i t r o n i i American National Bank lltdg P O. Box IIP*! St. Petersburg, Florida I’ ubllah March t. 1 *44. CDB-d jSIDE GLANCES Bjr Galbraith OUR . . C IT Y HU R A N U O nil __ BOARDING ^ I iH iiia v j ( AO HOUSE iip m HA»VOh» THAT A 9MC0T/ OObfT m i IT O F P . ' - e - r o BETTR4B TUKT5 A NBAT 30«. UWWKHOE kVAHK NOW X ViAMT TO KHBP ALLfW' k0 S TH' OHR TO TAKB r r OOWN (T D R M T tfW lF *, owl* from pcaoN* rent mo la tH a lla a 4w 1114 The City o f Sanford Inaltaa aaslad bide ta supply ehlo rlna In one ton cylinders to the eawage treatment plant for one year. Rida will b* received In tha o f f l i c o f the City M.inaxer, City Hall. Hanford. Florida, until 1:10 PM . on Monday. Matoh I. 1114. The btda will he publicly opened at liOO PM un the same data In tha City C o m ­ mission Itoom In tha City Hall. Specifications are avail­ able at tha o ffice o f tha city manager. Warren E. Knowles City Manager City o f Ranford. Florida Publish Marrh I, 1144 CD 8 -P THAT *44887" TO LBARM THH NATUFI O f MY *4FT TO 1HB C W B t TOMORROW EVEMItMt WMiM AU.THB MeMSfim ARBP4?«9BbJT. L WILL MAKS A D B D tC A T lO a <Sf*C04, E6AO / sr.UINOLK COt NTT c o m m : co m m issio n Notice o f P u b li c H e a r in g Notice la hereby given, that after consideration, the Remi­ n d s County Zoning Commitakin will hold a publle hear­ ing to determine the feasibi­ lity o f recommending to tha Board o f County Commission­ ers that the following des­ cribed property presently aon­ ad It-1 Single Family Realdtntlal ha aonad A -l Agricul­ ture: Plat Bunk 1. Page f t Howard Packard Land Co.'a Flrat Addition to Cameron City. Seollon t - lo B - t lE and Plat n o o k 1, Page to Cameron Bubdlvlelen Section 14-108-tlR. •J * — h l w t g m R h t t a Further described aa lying s n o f otd ACL n n l l / W and «4 mtla Vf o f Cameron Avenue. ML*t m* take you away from al! thla, Phyllta. Marry mt Public hearing will be held and I'll find you a better jobl'* In tha Bemlnole County Court House. County Cnmmlaelonero Room. Ranford, Florida, Wed­ nesday, Marrh 11. l t t l at 7:10 P. M. or aa sons tharaaftar as pose Ihi a. Bemlnole County Zoning Commission lly Robert B. Drown Rem ind# County Zoning Director Publish Fob. II A Msreh I. 1114. .9 4 CDR-Tt TIZZY By Kate Osann .< ? / ’U’h REB 6 0 8 S S 8 S OUR BOARDING HOUSE >NL*—»UM-rtJbtF — OTFORb UN-. veiLiN* * w « t r r t o o o r c l u b ; t Nl«MT0O4VB A BRiaPDEDlCAnOtj SPSBCH -aw. AHSM— MV FRIBMOS, TURNIN* 0ACNTHB PAGES O f HIBTZKW T3THB OWS OP ANCIENT OUT OUR W AY 4 ffbey 6HOWIL — TOMORROW* OUR ANCESTORS “Eddl* h M • right to b * oono*H*d. Ho'* U k in g ME t« th * proml** IK T g l CIRCUIT n o t R T OF TMR NINTH JI'DUTAI. CIR­ CUIT IK AND FOR iKMIKOLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. 1BTBA MECHANICS E X C I I A N O E BAV1NOS HANK. BERRY’S WORLD CARNIVAL By Dick Turner PlaletlfL RBN7R BULLIN' AN, * alagls woman, at al. DafandSht*. N one* or a u iT in ■OR TOAO H FORRCI.OBUR* TOi REN1E BUIJ.IVAN RRgIDHKCRi UNKNOWN AND TOi AU parties clalmtn# Interests by, through, und t r or against tha aforesaid parson TOU AIIE hereby notified that a Complaint to foroctoao a rarlatn mortg age encumber­ ing tha follow in g described real property, to-w lti Lot It. OAKLAND HIL7-B ADDITION, accord in g to tha plat th ereof ao re­ corded In Plat Book II. Tago It. Publle Itoeorda o f Bemlnole County, F lo r ­ ida. haa been filed against you In tha ahnva styled ault. and you are r*UUIrad to aarva a copy of your Answer or other rit a d ln g to tha Complaint nn F la ln tlffe attorney * ANDER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN A LOWN­ DES. I l l East Centra! Boule­ vard, Orlando, Florida, and file tha original Answer or ether Pleading Id tha o f fic e o f tha Clark o f tho Circuit Court on o r hoforo the l l t h day o f March, t i l l . I f you f i l l to do oo. a decree pro eonfeaao will bo taken agalnat you for tho rallof demanded l a tha Complaint. This Notlca shall ho publish­ ed once a weak for four eonsocutlvo watk s la tha B*aferd m. . . A a 4 t in e s y m v t i l b * ith c H i br t/m t n Uarald. A f m tkkkl* abut UDUCING DATED THIB Itt h day •( February, ltd*. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , Clark o f Circuit c o u r t Ry Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN ACROSS _ LOWNDES 1 /U rZ p o t . . j tottiV 111 East Central Boulevard. Orlando, Florida 1 Ptaao operator }? UHartm roo Publish Fab. I t A Mar. I. It. UTklakar 14 Zlfctnde 11 Number 17. 1144. IJAunuMrosE u r u ith CDR-41 • NMWWi. Im TMM U i J i “W e’re outside tho logal thr**-mlle limit, Oap*ii Kidd ■> can tho men play poker for money now?** SHORT RIBS good; just remember 46375X 96116039. wwS AiiTMATt . n A * •M ii« k h B fa W t tiM « ew t, t par adbyr SI Hindu puat S4 Ruder* NOTICE Thor* will bo * Public H sorlnc hsld by tho Z o u la f aad P U aa la g Comailssloa o f th * City o f Saaford oa Thurodoy, March 5, 1 M 4 , at 8:00 P-M . la tho City Commission Room o f SSITavanU S7 Heating vw n ootlof hi Cod dl Artificial watarwav ddfaol (Bib ) dSUato (was SI Qua ACUOSS Lot 10s Block 8, Tier I I NE cor■or o f 5th S t. aad Cedar A r e . Req uested fo r u change la to a la g from that * f H a l Industrie] to R -3 multiple fam ily dwelling d is t r ic t t o allow tho c o M tr u c tlo it o f a 14 Vaaarxla llBabyatoy Id Laaaanad ITCompaaa point II Notes » Worm 2]JM* k 21 Pleat aaow 2S Nickname fsr Oklahoma SJ Mentals u 'S £ 54 Trap M Shouted 55 WaalanatUg MSharper 7 oa* 41— r BUGS BUNNY «9TTW»«'I"C usuoltad »K ^ d M w lh do Bluahios M b s bird J7 Authenticate M Church part 90 Europeaa stream 11 Soaks flag I u 41 Edoe and Oulnama >7 Moved ruddmjy d l DUI SS Cbargsra dSNonrOflae “ tSSS. 1 1 r* nr IF rr 4« Plane 4TPugew 41 Airlde •ORoatotehJ 11 Tear rr u rn-urn «1 Aircraft BH.PAKOONMK, PITUMIA,8Urvn AgOUTTBUNOUO t l F-xpuaiad bwUwwMq mkK 41 ------ptaao ddYlyar uraretokoas T 0 1 D istend 04 Hoarded ST Howling term (Si) U K aaks M T n ts MCkarttp 1 Dad on iliraxlllse leawa town VST* Clifford W . McKibbia, J r , Chalnaaa ZO N IN fc A N D P L A N N IN G COM M ISSION C ity a f Saaford. Florida lINatlrh 1 r U y u ' ! " Lad ■rnsnek Public hoariag is to consider th* applica­ tion requesting a resorting o f : Vk This and That M Serving (rmm member lahj ssH L ) Quick leak tho City Hall, 4TI Hr, J -9 t o t r * s t hi* lllnsssl Now thsy'r# dscktlng how to tr sst Mo waJI*tiN Air Travel ■sowwwuwwa* n n r t fa B annun u n is..# f m upcooG .m aSSwai IT IT I* JWAIONWWUIKIN AtrriBi H UlUiJ �\ Pajr® 10— March 8, 1904 Legal Notice A R E VOU lEAPV TO 6 0 TO LUN CH, C'M O N / W HAT'S X HAVE TAK1N6 YOU 6 0 A FEW TH.-K6 S LONG? ' > SO.*E PEOPLE ATS ALWAYS IN SUCH A HURRY TO V 6 0 EAT/ > TO PU T AW AY/ t a k e rr . EASY // boy/ y r ir r m n c * naw r , NOTICE IB h»rsby Niven that I nm engaged In bu«ln«»« ■ t 33 Bnuth lllw sy IT-33. Ca*. »eI berry. Hamlnole C . u n t / i Florida, under the flrtltloua name of, Ca*»alb.rry I-and Co., and that I Inland to regleler a.tld name with th» Clark o f Ilia Circuit Court, Hemlnnl# County. Florida. In arrordenr* with ilia proalalona o f lha Flotltlnua Name Statutes, to .w ilt Section 445.03 Florida Btatutaa IS ST Slg: Hibbard Caaaalherry Pilbllah Feb. 1», 1). A Mar. A 10. 1344. C D It-ll i\ T in : n u n c o r ir r , it NINTH Jl llll'lll, t llU I IT O F F I . O i l III % IV (N il FOB VE ALREAD Y K CfTTJEN ELEVEN N AVES OUT OP TH IS ONE! j----- yd ltre p r e t t y l o w IN ARITHMETIC! j ---- YtXJR O T H E R S T U D IE S A R E DOW N, TOO! OLIVI P IV E -F IF T E E N , TELL MW X *> ILL QE IN 1 '- f OHM AN. W HAT A M EA L/ OOeTTE* >C© N A 5 D R E9 5 r P / AWT Th* ou« h ? 1 ju st mow ^ c r ir TU N ED /r— PARKIN ^ T H roosH PRACHON6 LARD LARD w e h in o i . k a n y w a x rr C A V O W M I 'f SAYS Y O U 'R E 1 F R IE N D L Y AND G O O D -N A T U R E D , 1 GUESS YEAR HUT-PEPPER P I Z Z A . 1 SPICED MEAT BALLS. OOO&ONZOLA CHEESe r ANP GARUC BREAD T ►THAT BASEBAL FELLOW , ►W A S R I G H T -. I ' l l t N t'EII V f'N lC E ^ GUYS F IN IS H L A R D is Mere / W A S . H eR E / a k j t / ... \ t x i O N e r x / u p u N V L i w AVUIOON'TflANr TDOOTOBCD\en a ea n n a oe lew eat * o 'c lo c k . rre BEEN ONE eALOOMML AFTER A N O TH ER A L L D * Y , ic N a r iH J o t o AfORCRCNBUtf > E ftsa sr i BU TT O U M 8 THINGS COULD ...AND TP SWEAR l SAW A HORSE UP „AW WHERE THERE 10 THAT POCWT HORSES, THERE'S . MEAN WET BK USUALLY MEN I HOCPITAIUY rec eiv ed ; / - VS-SSHS" TALKING ABOUT If f E C E A) THING! O N T trcU fE . -'W-H— *4 . ••a P A D EA D / Z CAMB HERB 30R •LCKdRDUVP PATEBIAL W ORRIED I TO U M M TN6 6 T D K y tm WORKHM O N . OVER BABVW YNOW tV B DOT f t ANP 6 T IIL CANT W ORKl MO ALSO CAM E H ER E 10 BAUFPV WE CURIOSITY ABOUT A CERTAIN P EW A Li- . PAM O F N IS I / u , ruAN M Ttva A^pSoAnowfa IJTN m o iit. a co r­ Plaintiff, CII Aftl.F.S L WEST and UUIIUTIIT A. WEBT. hla wife, D efenda n t!!), NOTH'B OF M IT l> wniiT O AO i: F o it K C l.o a i’ iUS TO* CIIAIU.EH L. WEST and IlORO TIir A. AVKBT. hla wtfa. whore raaldanca la unknown and whoee laat known mailing addreag la; 31 I'nlveralty Clrcla. DeLai..'. Florida TOU A l i t 'IKItEIIT NOTt. F i l i n that a Co; plaint to fora , cloaa a ctrtaln morlg.ige en­ cumbering lha fnllot. ok deerrlbad raal proparty, lo -w lt: The South U ft. o f Lot It and all o f Lot It. Block 13. UKL-Allt. H a n f o r d . Fla., aa racordad In Plat Book I. Pace 71. Put,Ho Itacorda of Bamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida llotpolnt llangr— 101 RH 1J-A Colaman llaatar— 117 baa baan fII*J agalnet you In lha above.atyled ault. tha •hort tltla of which la Fed­ eral National M n r t r . m A m o elation, a Corporation nrganliad under an Art o f Congrewt and c ils t ln g purauant to Ilia Federal National Mnrtgaxe Aaaoclatlon Charter Act. havInk Ita principal o ffli^ In tho City o f Washington. Dlatrlrl o f Columbia. Plaintiff, versus, CHARLES L. WEST and UOItOTIIV A. WEST, hla wife, Dafanilanlla) and you ara reIiulrcd to arrva a copy o f your Anawer o r other pleading to the Complaint on P la in tiff* Attorney. .Mack N. Cleveland, Jr.. Suita SIS Sanford Atlantia National Hank Building. San­ ford. Florida, and file tha ori­ ginal Anawer or other plead­ ing In Ilia of fice o f tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or be­ fore the 37tli day o f Alarrli, A. I). 13*1. If you fall to •!<» ao, a decree pro oonfeaao will ha taken agalnet you for th* relief demanded In tha Com ­ plaint. Thla Notice ahall ha publishad one* a weak for four con aecutlve waaka In Tha San­ ford Herald, a nawapaper cir­ culated In Semlnola County, Florida. Dated thla 31at day at r *n ruary. A. U. 13(4. (SEAL) Arthur II. Barkwttli. J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court tlyi Sandra S. Johnson ll. C. Mack N. Clavaland. Jr. gad Harold F. Johnaon Attorney! for Plaintiff I’ , o . Drawer 7. Sanford, Florida Pulillati Fib. 3e A Mar. 3. 19, 17. 13*1. C D I l-ll la tho Coart a t the Coaaty Jadar, Seminole Coaaty, Floro Ida. la Probata, la ret Katala af UEOIKIE A. DAMEIJt Deceased. Ta All Creditor# aad Paraona lla i lag Claims ar Demand* Agalaal Bald Ealatai You and each o f yoa ara haraby notified and ro<aulrad t* preaent any clnlma and de­ mand! which you, or either o f you, may have against tho aatato o f UKUtlOE A. DAN­ IELS, deceased, lata o f said County, to tha County Judgo o f semlnola County. Florida, at hla offic e In tho court houao o f said County at San­ ford, Florida, wllhln ilg cal. •ndar months from tho lima o f the flret publication o f thla notice. T w o copies o f each claim or demand ahall be In writing, and ahall alata tha place o f raa|denct and post offlca address o f tha claim ­ ant, nnd ahall bs sworn to by tha clalmanL hla agent, or a t­ torney and accompanied by a filing fee o f on t dollar and aucli claim or demand not ao fllad shall ba void. Sira. Zerlene D. Hall Aa administrator o f tha Eatata o f UKOIUIK A. DANIELS, deceased Norris D. Woulfork. li t 137 West Church Street t Orlando, Florida Attorney for A dm in is tra tes Publish Feb. II, II. * Mar. t. 10. 11(4. C D It-ll lha Judge. ida, la la rot N HSU> UPIONS IN TH lt TCbMI • M l. UAUK ASSOCIATION. poration. sJLAST* HOW CAN I FALL ASLEEP r WHEN I REALIZE AN Y MOMENT YtXI MAY •t BURST INTO FLAM ES? coi v r i. f e d e iia i. n a t io n a l Conn * f tho Coaaty arasla*l* County, Flor­ l*Twbate. Relate o f V. II. O llANTIf AM, a /h /e. VICTOR II. OllANTIIAM. a / k / n VICTOU 1ICOO UHANTIIAM Dacraaad. T o All Crodltoea aad l*rra<taa Hat lug claim s ur Demands Against Said Kalatri You and each o f you ara hereby notified and required to present any cU lm e and de­ mands which you, or allher o f you. may have agalnet tho eetate o f V. II. (lrantham, a / k/a, Victor II. Orantham, a / k / a Victor Hugo Orantham, deceased, late o f oald Coun­ ty, to tba County Judgt o f Semlnola County, Florida, at hla o ffice In Iht court houao o f said County at Eanford, Florida, within ala calendar months from tha time o f the first publication o f this no­ tice. Tw o copies o f each claim or demand ahall ba In writing, and shall state lha place o f raaldanca and poet o ffice ad­ dress o f tho claimant, and ■hall ba sworn to by the clalmanL hla agent, or att or­ ney and accompanied by a fil­ ing fee o f one dollar and such claim or demand not no filed •ball ha void. E u li SI. (lrantham Aa Administratrix, debonla Bon, cum t r e t a m a n lo ann aio . o f Iho aatnto o f V. II. Uraalham, a / k / a Victor II. Oranlham, a / k / a Victor Hugo Orantham, Deceased Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Burke, Attorneys lo r Eatata. P. u. Drawer A Sanford, Florida. First publication February It, till. Publleh Fob. t l . I t S 4 Mar. I. 1341. CDH-U �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2 - 5612 6 . For Rent Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 12. Real Estate For Sain Fum. efficiency apt., for 1 or couple, lights A water incl $45. 322-7399. BALL-BLA1R AGENCY 3rd t Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 3br ftanfnrh fjrralh SWEETIE PIE March 3, 1904— Pujm 1 1 ,2 9 . Automobile Service By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 3 Room fum. apt., incl. wa­ ter. 345 mo. 522-4814, or ap­ ply 112 Maple Ave. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 24123 1 UR. furn. apt Quiet neigh t il N. Park Ave S t Johns Realty borhood. Ph. 322-1482, 9-3:30. 322-4501 other times. Office 204 W. First 2 BR. Fum. Duplex. Avail able Mar. 1st. 14th Are. Long wood, 8 ml. from N.A. S. Pfa. 838 3298. Nicely furn. 2 BR house. CaU 3224274. 1. Lost ft Found 904 W. 2nd St. FA 24039 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 3 i . Flowers • Shrubs L IF E O N T H E F A R M was never Uke this! One of Sanford's finest farm pro pertlex. Home A bldgs, of­ fered with 3 or 20 acres. You wiU be capUvatcd by this charming home, large bedrooms, 3 tiled baths, 3 Fla. Rma., superb kitchen, (Replace, floored attic, etc. Other buildings Include concrete • floored barn and sheds. Priced right, too! BLOOMING Roaes on Chero­ kee etoek, AI1 other kinds o f N'ureery ehrubbery and tree*. Gray Shadow* Nursery 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Are. 33. Furniture LAKE MARY: 1 Urge BR. nicely fum. Duplex a p t Spotless. Hurry, won't last long. $65. AdulU, no pets LOST: J$" “ 11array" red A Call 322-1290, Nltes 323-2876. white boy’e bicycle, taken from Ptnecroet School let 2 BR., unfurnished house. Ph. o f wk. Pieaaa caU 3224184. 332-1338. REWARD. Investment A Realty STENSTROM RENTALS 116 N. Park Ave. 332-9173 LOST: Mala Beagle Round with red collar. Reward. 2 BR., 1 Bath, furnished $85 SUBURBAN HOME 322-1759. Several Urge unfurn. Want to rent your bomeT Choice borne avalUble in X. Notices • Personals See ua today for fast ser­ Loch Arbor. 3 Bedrooms, U k «U ta H vice! 3 '3 2 Baths, Florida Rm., dou _£S22i S S t DU ST PR OBLEM ? bU carport and large utiCALL your Rainbow dealer “ Here cornea MY halrdreaaerP Uty room. Bonus features 3224511, 4 to 10 p. m. Include a swimming pool 2565 Park Dr. 322-2430 INCOME TAX SERVICE and chain link fenced yard. 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 0 . M. Harrison* Can be purchased for $700 3 BR., Fla. Rm., IV* baths W E L A K A APARTMENTS: A U X OF SANFORD 1311 Palmetto down, FHA terms if quail Rooms private baths, 114 cent. beat, alr-cond. $430 Needs experienced sewing 3224827 322-7949 fled, 344%. If qualified for W. First St. Down, $84 mo. 322 6513. m a c h i n e operators for In-service loan, 5W%. Come swimsuits and sportswear Bookkeeping Service. Tax re 4 BR., 2 Bath .........$143 mo. In or call today! REAL ESTATE MEMO If you are experienced on turns. 12 yra. experience 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 7 0 mo. factory sewing machines, Call Lamar Williams, Five 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 33 mo. Stenstrom Realty is In need we have steady work for Points. 322-7843. 3 BR., 1V4 Baths .. $ 85 mo. of an experienced full time you in a modern air-condi 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 Real Estate man for a posi SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN tinned factory, under very tlon on their sales «U ff. All . ER SERVICE. Parts and good working condition!. NO QUALIFYING qualified applicants will be supplies lor all makes in­ I>h. 322 2201. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FOR SALE— $500 Down and given a private Interview, cluding: Electrolux. New Uke up payments on nice and all inquiries will be 17. Male Help Wanted and rebuilt cleaners sold. REN T A BED 3 Bedroom Home in Wynne confidential. Call H e r b No home service call Rol’ away, Hospital A Baby wood. Ph. 322-7937 after Stenstrom at 322-2420, or MAN WANTED to manage charge Phone FA 2-2282, Beds. 3:30 p. m. and operate a retail Wat 322-2677, for an appoint 2553 Park Dr. .. By Day, Wsak, or Month kina Route in this area. snent. Ph. FA 3-3181 116 W. li t SL 2 BR. Home. Study, li t (Would consider lady 40 to CARROLL'S FURNITURE Baths, large Family Rm. In LONGWOOD AREA 00 years old.) Earning* of Repairs, parts; Electrolux, good neighborhood; includ­ Neat 2 BR Cottage In prime $123 per week from the very Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, FURN. A p t Close in. Jimmie ing stove, refrig., room aircondition, with paved road Cowan. 332-4013. beginning. For personal In OE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ coaditloner, washing m a­ frouUge on approx. 1 beau tervlew In your homo, write changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 14 BR House; l-io* wide I chine A ruga. Really ter­ tiful acre. Centrally locat­ Mr. McOarlty, P. O. Box Park Ave., Sanford, Phone rific buy! Monthly pay­ BR House Trailer. ed with Just minutes to 627, Willis ton, Florida. 32096 FA I -4741. ments 1*3.50. NO Sanford A Orlando. Priced K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, right at $9,950. Terms made 19. Situations Wanted CARD OF THANKS CLEAN^ 4-Rm. t i l Park. Inc. My ramlly and I would like to suit a qualified purchas FA 24074 Work wanted. 822-7053. to express our sincere y. F or Bale o r R oot thanks for the many wood2 BR., house. AdulU only, U I BR, lVi bath borne. Asaume SLIPCOVERS made to Order, dertul friends who consoled payments. 322-3415. Smyrna Dr., DeBary Reasonable. Ph. 3224112. us during the recent toes LOST: Parakeet, yellow, little green. 322-7682. SOUTH W ARD Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty Vacuum Cleaner Seminole Realty o f our loved ooe, Buddy CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Lawson. T o know that be LAKE. CaU e v e n i n g * will never fade from the 322-1397. memory of ao many la the most wonderful tribute that I BR. bouse Inquire SIT Cata­ lina Drive. anyone can pay. Signed—Mrs. Lawson A 12. Real E state For Sale Family GREENBRIAB I . Education • Instruction Choice lote available hi Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor overlooking golf courao. Custom building to your ipoelflsatlon*. Greenbrtar developed by Men-women, 18-52. Start high as 1102.00 a week. Prepara­ XINOBWOOD tory training until appoint­ BUILDERS, INC. ed. Thousands of jobs open. 209 Fairmont Dr. Experience usually unnec­ FA 94074 essary. F R E E ' Information on jobj, salaries, require­ ments. Write TODAY giv­ 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS ing name, address and 1, lH , A 3 BATHS phone. Lincoln Service, Box DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 37, c /o Sanford Herald. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! FHA - VA HOMES $100 6 . For Rent Newly decorated apt., water, lights fum. 1217 Magnolia. MODERN, new 2 BR. home, near school A stores. Lake Mary. 865 monthly. Mnnna Jarvis. 322-1810. Small unfuni. house, Laurel Ave. 322-5185. Low Monthly PaymeoU For Complete Informatioa See Or CaU Your FHA - VA S A L E S BR O K ER Stenstrom Realty 2563 Park Dr. 322-2420 3611 LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. lias Customised Homes in Apartment: 2 rooms A bath, So. Lon|wood for ImmedUte furnlalied. 9t5 mo., includ­ occupancy. Down payment ing utilities. Near N.A.S. of 9630 and up. Ph. 322-3210. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. 802 Highland Ave. 1 UR. furn. cottage. Adults Pli. 8394911 or 322-1744 only. 322-1187. T W O 4 B R HOM ES FURN. Apt. 500 Park Ave. One for immediate occupancy. 802 HlghUnd Ave., LongSMALL Office spice suitable wood, 3 Mi. S. on 17-92, near for repair shop. Lake 3Iary. Lungwood Plata. Air-cund. 322-2125. LM N E N T E R P R IS E S , BAND new efficiency apt. Inc. 463 mo. 322-5604. Ph. $39-1911 — 322-2744 BR. house, kit. equipped. WEST SIDE $60 mo. 1503 Douglas Ave. 3 abided lots. Hi acre each. 322-0413. 11,000, 9300 down, balance monthly. BR., garage apt., furn. 2uu3 JUIINNY WALKER, Broker French. 322-7234. 322-6457 For Appointment BR., furn. apt., tile bath. 1703 Magnolia, $55. 322 3951. 3 BR., 1H bath boina. As­ sume payments. 3224435. FURN. A pt 2300 MeltouvUlc. 17-92, 26 Acre*. 1000 Ft. Available Mar. 1. Furn 3 Fronting Lake Moaroc. beroom apt., pvt. bath. 322tween Jcaaainine and Tam­ 5303. arind Aval. Zoned indust­ rial. Write Box 9$, Sanford 1 BR llouae, Furn. $65 mo. Herald. Ph. 3234635. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, It* FURN. 3 Rm. garage ap t bath borne. One bedroom Nice, clean. Water, electric lias separate entrance, can furnished. Adult* oa'y. No be tented tor income. Will pets. 322-1303. tvada tor aauOer place. rn. or Unfurn.. 4 I*. room*, i bath. .No pol«. 322 3753. Shown by appointment CaU FA 2-0546. Auto GUss, Tope A Sea* Coverv LAKE MARY, New 2 BR, 1901 S. Path 3224232 nice kitchen, cent, heat, tile Nltes: 322 89714001 or 2248 bath, aet-ln grove. New low LARGE COUNTRY HOME price. Owner. 992-6819. Three bedrooms, 9 baths, gar­ age apt. Two acres land with fruit and shade frees. 138 ft. frontage on W. First St. approx. I miles from 4 B .R .. 8 Bathe 19* a 19’ FAMILY ROOM city. Priced at only |ll,ooo with some terms. $450 D O W N $99 Mo. Pays All—Servicemen Exclusive with Ph. 322-2744 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1 to 9 Everyday Realtor EVERETT A. H A R P E R Raymond Lundqulat, Aaao. AGENCY, Realtor, Inauror. fA I4M1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FIIA-VA Saks Broker. 3498 4 BR, 2 B A T H Park Ave. 2224994, Fenced yard, cent, heat A 122 2285. air cund. Iifi.noo. 9300 DOWN L M N E N T E R P R IS E S Now hai Sale# Representa­ 4 BR, 2 B A T H S tive! at CryaUl Lake Park, 33 Ft. Family Room, fenced W. on 25th S t, to Lake patio, double carport Mary Blvd., lift on Blvd. to $17,100 - TERMS Lake Mary Fire SUUoo, 8 BR F R A M E H O M E right to Sake Office. 4 Outside patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit bouses under construction. Trees. In the Country. One 4 Bedroom ready for $7,000 — TERMS occupancy. As k w as $350 Down and 964 a month. Ph. 131-3911 or 322-2744 DcBAKY: 2 BR., terrauo FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha CRYSTAL LAKE HOMES 90. Habyaltter* BABYSITTING in my borne 322-2274. 34. Articles For Stale 34. Articles For Sale CABBAGE PLANTS Spinet piano conacre, maho­ M. D. Anderson gany. Almost new, 2 yra. S. Cameron Ave. 322-0737 old. Cost $900. WUl sell $375. Guaranteed perfect. Phone ENCYCLOPEDIAS. W o r l d 322-9081. Scope, 20 voi. Incl. 1963 Yearbook. $30. Park Ave SPINET PIANO Trlr. Ct. Lot 93. Famous make, concert qual­ ity. Local party with good BARGAIN HUNTERS credit can save over $200.00 We have a Repossessed 63 and finance entire remain­ model Swing Needle Dlal-Oing balance. To Inspect Ms tic. Easy to operate, without obUgation, write makes beautiful Designs, Home Office, Joplin Plano Makes automatic button­ holes, Sews on buttons, etc., AU without attachments. 35. Articles Wanted Assume remaining 4 pay­ WANTED! Citrus fruit. U rg e ments o f $6. Ph. FA 2-8627. or imaU amount*. Bonded WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of $13.59 on 8 complete rooma of furniture. CeU L IM IT E D T IM E I ! I TB 9-1511, Caaeelberry, eel- Mae has THROWN AWAY the lect. Percentage Book. Buy your Carpet or Ruga at Sell Ua Your Furniture. Dealer COST plus $1 per Quick Service With the yard. Caah. SUPER TRADING A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y POST. FA 2-0877. TO P R A T E D M IL L S For the biggest select!oa o CaU ua for a showing of these nearly new and used fund fine Carpets In your home. ture, see NoU's Furniture Nylon, AcrUan, AU Wool, Brokerage In Casselberry etc. Hundreds to choose on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to from. TERMSI Up to two years to Pay I F R E E E S T IM A T E Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 1109 E. Colonial Dr. ovating. New A Uied Furnl Orlando, Fla. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 2414194 Collect or Co., at 709 Celery Ave Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner FA 34117. FA 2 5345 after • p m . Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 3-4133. Carpet Special! Carpets A la Carte 86. Automobile* • Truck* '59 Ford, A-l condition. $593. 213 Woodmere. I960 Volkswagen 9-dr. sedan, A -l cond., radio. $996. Ph. 322-3609. '53 Ford pick-up, good cond., good tires. Must seU. Cheap. Can be seen at 119 Lake Dot Dr., Sanford. 1958 Cadillac Hardtop coupe. Full power and air. New tires. SANFORD MOTOR CO. 800 French Ave. 323-4383 37. Boat* • Motors Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field, FA 2-4244. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods 36. AatomobQe* - Trucks Your EV1NRUDK Dealer BUYINO A NEW *r $0444 E. 1st. Ph. FA 34061 USED CART 39. Traitor* ■ Cal FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Law latereet Rata* '34 Now Homo 1-bedroom 4 Low Monthly Paymawla housetrailer, 1x29. 9694713. FLORIDA STATE BANK OWNER must aeU 1939 Camoo Quick Sale, 1956 Chevrolet 4houaetraUer, I x 40, I BR. dr., 1-owmer, 23,000 miles. Excel, cond. Must see to $323. Ph. 3224800, Mrs. appreciate. 33244m. Slcbel. 1939 Chevrolet Sts. Wagon, standard transmission, 6 cylinder. $495. No Down Payment Necessary SANFORD MOTOR CO. 900 French Ave. 322-4382 1100 D O W N 945 MONTH 9 • Bedroom Home CUSTOM R E A L T Y WINTER PARK Coraer Lee Rd. and 17-99 Phoae 944-9991 31. Article* For Sale HAIRY INDIGO Regular, per loo lb* .. $33.00 500 lb. lota ................ $31.00 The Ideal cover crop and for pasture towing. ONION PLANTS Crystal Wax A White Snan ish. per M .. $240, 500 .. $1.50, 5M lota .. $2 00, FOB here. A. M. PREVATT, 748-2115, SEVILLE, FLA. EVERYBODY READS THE Carpets clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric Sham pooer. Only $1 per day Carroll's Furniture. 15 Wooden folding chairs. Ex­ cellent cond. 522-6511, 4-10 p. m. Ken more gas stove, $40. CaU 322-7004. CLASSIFIED KROHLER Hlde-A-Bed, ex eellent cond. $45. 222-5604. MAR. SPEC. Ladies' tennis shoes, Reg. $2.99. Now $1.99, Army-Navy Surplus. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Open T a.m. by appi. Also For easy, quick carpet cleanevenings. 3 Senior stylists. lng rent Blue Lustre Elec­ 10S 8. Oak. 1824743. tric Shim pooer only $1 per El. Beauty Salons day. Carroll's FumRure. Special By Popular Demand Our Budget Wave 8 pee. $6.95 READY MIX Concrete, win­ Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop dow tills, lintels, atope, 81b Palmetto Ave. $29-0834 blocks, sand, cement, reck, pipe, steel, grease traps, 25. Plumbing S e rv ice s dry wells, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. PLUMBLNO 800 Elm Ave. FA 9-5751 Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 2 F a c to r y built 72" toolboxes R. L. HARVEY for pick-up. Lg. elec, 104 Sanford Ave. FA 24383 grinder w/new l t i bp 110 or 220 motor. 10 Ft. enclos­ 27. Special Servlcea ed serai van, aU steel, air brakei, 900x20 Urea. Ph. Need a Painter? 3824090. 838-6447 Altamonte. NEED A PICTURET Regent upright piano, pood CaU BUI Vincent at cond. $150 or beat e a * of­ The Sanford Herald I. D. Portraits, Commercial, fer. 322 5324. Parties A Gatherings, GUNS. New A Used. Large Small or Large. selection. WiU trade, Alse VAST SERVICE floors, ek e. best., air-coed., WEEEEND cottaga, Lemon repair. Tackle sold A re­ Day 322 2611 . Night 328-0922 built-in GE kitchen. W. T. paired. Osteen Bridge Flab Bluff, furnished. 322-3651, Corbett, Real EsUto. P h .' Camp A Gun Shop. Piano Teatag and Repair 9 BR. masonry, $9,500, good W. L. Harmoa - FA 9-408 968-4791. terms, I lots $1,000 ea. 1 Mi. N. Big Tree Park, Uak INCOME TAX ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE Laue. TE $-1031. PREPARATION (Rental Machine) 1306 Douglas — 323-7199 Reduced 25% P ro p e r ty Management LAKE FRONT lot. 200 ft. CaU Singer Representative ft Sales Broker CONCRETE PLACING frontage on beautiful Sylvan WX 6800 A FINISHING Lake. Wonderful fishing, boating, swimming. A sup­ Specialise Patios, Driveways Restaurant Equipment Work Guaranteed erb homeaite for $4,5UO— Offers for your selection PRACTICALLY NEW FREE ESTI.MATES only $22.50 per front foot. these Beautiful 2, 8, A 6 MUk Shake A Ice Cream Ma­ HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. Call Stem per Agency, 1919 Bedroom chine. list $3,325. Bel. due 322-1807 So. French, 322-4991. $1198.53. 650 lb. Scotsman leu Machine, list $1430. 1-1 UuNliteaa Opportunity WELg S DRILLED, PUMPS, Bel. due $177.62. Take up SPRINKLER SYSTEMS monthly payments or bal­ EXCLUSIVE AU Types and Sites ance. Call Sanford 322-0204. FRANCHISE We Repair and Servlca New Publlx Shopping Center h T I N E SINGER SLANT NEEDLE in Sanford. Ultra modern Machinery and Supply Co. coin operated Self Service 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Like new Sewing condition. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Ztgragt, buttonhole*, mono­ Center. Completely Install­ Fine Watch A Jewelry Repair grams, etc. Balance now V. L. GUM if. JEWELER ed by factory trained ex­ due: $82 20 or $7.80 month­ 322-3952 perts. Wc promote jour 110 8. Park ly. FuUy guaranteed. CaU To meke the beet home Grand Opening, have 5 Tractor mowing A Grading. now for Free Home Trial. buy, see the years Bank Financing on CaU FA 2-7021. Liberal trade for old ma­ balance, and offer continu­ chine. Ph. 322-7498. ed assistance. I'D. Automobile Service Big commercial Giant Load CASH SALE! Completely rc2u lb. washers, Uiat get cond. appliances. 90 day the bualnen and slmpUfy warranty on aU. 1-Chest dry claaning, that wUl make type freezer, $100. 1-Uprlght Senkarik Glass and Paint you more money. You can freezer, $100. 1-Frigldalr* Company make over 100*; return on washer, $73. 2- May lag wash­ 210 Via anulla Ph FA 2-4622 tour investments, ACT ers, $65 ea. 2-Weatlnghou*e NOW. Call colkct, Halp'i COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Space-male washers, $45 *a. Ilaexiy, 236-0271, residence Free inspection, estimates, Office WA 94119 1-Hotpoint washer, $50. 1* 933-0997, or write, Koln Night VA M989 pickup, delivery. Recortog Frlgldare refrigerator, $41. Klecn. 4717 Florida Are., tan roo A repair* discounted Dirk’ s Appliance Service, Tampa 3, Florida. 88a4 Per* Dr. s*luoni, Fla SUti E. 3rd. 322-344J 510 K. Sanford. 322 7658. Payton Realty SINGER T. Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER V A -F H A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned You'll get the response You want when you use Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WANT ADS JUST CALL FA 2-5112 Jim Hunt Realty l\ . ff I �\ ee, Shop, Save... in Seminole County! Little Girls "Tress Up” for Easter. Girder Kipp, Gall Cowan uml Me­ lanie Howard, show hair styles by Hetty Anne's Hair Styling, 2201 Park Ave. Phone 822-4913. Watch for “ Little Sister” permanent special in Thursday ad in Sanford Herald. (Adv.) “ nil new" Double Eagle Tire and Lifeguard Safety Spare. The new Double Eagle is o f "VyUi-corcl” construction; stronger than nylon yet rides smoother than rayon cord tints. "More |>cople ride on Goodyear Tires than any other kind.” (Adv.) Income Tax Primer - 7 Tax Pay ‘Raise1 Set At 7.5 Travel, Entertainment Rules WASHINGTON tUI‘ 1) — AFL-CIO President George Mesny says Hint tin- new fed­ eral tax cut amounts to a 7.3cent hourly wage increase for the average American work­ er. He called for congressional approval of accelerated public works legMution, a shorter work week, extension of wage-hour coverage, housing and urban development bills, and a massive attack on pov­ erty By Cturlra W. tkhoen*m«n Written for Newspaper Enterprise Amu . (Kevrnth of 10 Article*) You’va undoul,tetlly rrad or heard about tha controversy over the new travel and enter­ tainment rulea applicable to 11)03 take*. They apply to In­ dependent huiineaamen, em­ ployee who are relinhuraed for their bualnea travel and enter­ tainment, and eo-ra!lod ‘'out­ side salesmen." The new rulea are in addi­ tion to the requirements of the old law which provided that all business deduction* Palatka Azalea Festival Set I’ AI.ATKA — Highly ane» o f natural aetting of hcuutiful atalcaa will bo in full bloom to enhance the beauty o f the many contestants treking the title of IDtM Azalea (jlleen on Uio weekend of Mur. 0-8. The Azalea Kentival la all anmml event aponaored by the Pal­ atka Juyecea, Weekend e v e n t * b e g i n March 0 with a talent ronteat at 7:30 p. in. On Mnich 7, the events Include a gala parade and the Azalea Hall, The fee. tivu weekend will he climaxed March 8, with the lu-uuty pageant at *2:30 p. m. The Itnvino (iardena will tie open to the public for tho entire week­ end. Photographer*, garden­ ers and naturalists from nil parts o f the epuntry are wel­ come annuul visitor*. Thrill Of A Death LONDON (U P l)— Englishman A. Uullimore, who wrote a letter to the Hunday l£xpreas boast lug that be *to| £><l smoking ill 1041, added a* a poxiacript: ‘1 think it’a going to be a thrill to dla healthy.’ ’ for travel, entertainment and gifts must lie "ordinary and nccenaary.” While the regulations were technically in effect a* of Jan. 1, llMI.'l, tho Internal Kcvcnuu Service announced that taxpayeia who made a good-fuith effort to comply with the new rules for thu period before July 31, 11013, would liuvo all icuaonablc duuhta resolved in llieir favor. The IIM13 "T and K" rule* aio in two purts; First, the atiicU'r rule* a* to what i* deductible; and second, thu Ultra detailed rules a* to how you keep record*. Fo cu id u g on the deduction* for-cntertainnient rules, a tax­ payer must be aid* to show the IKS that the amount of the expense was either: — •‘ Directly related*' to the active conduct of hi* business —"Associated with” the uctive conduct o f hla business and took place either directly before or directly after a subutunliiil and bona fide bush lies* discussion. — Covered by one o f the spe­ cial exceptions to these rules, such us the so-culled "busi­ ness meal" under circum­ stances generally conducive to business discussion. Even though your expend! tuio ipmlifies under one of these categories, it is now nccessury that your expendi­ ture lie substantiated with adequate records of time, plucc, amount o f the cx|ieiise, and the numc, title, or other designation of the person yuu entertained. A diary kept reg. ulnrly is satisfactory for this pui|M)se. Alt employe who does not claim a deduction In excess of the amount of his reimburse­ ment after tianscribing bis diary to the expense account form, genetully need nut keep Ids record* to allow the IKS. However, in the case where the employe is reluted to Ids employer (by either family ties, corporate stock owner­ ship or other simlliur relation­ ship) the employe should keep his record to show an IKS ugcnl if he should ask to sen them. (N H X T i rustami-rs). Entertaining Mrs. Tom Largcn, (Pat) one o f Sanford's popular Dr’s, wives is shown wearing a Knit-Packable Suit by Dalton, complimented by a very lovely straw hat, flower trimmod. This outfit shown only at Mary-Esther’s. (Adv.) This is the road map smart investors M ow (do you?) The turn* you can take when you're investing are muny. Wive investors avoid the wrong ones and lake the right one*. l) o you? Here's a stall on six: Wrong turn: Huy on live spur o f the moment. High! turn: He wise. Plan your inicMnicnt goal*. A ic they to build a second incom e?To put your money out to grow? When you invest according to a plan you believe lit* your objectives, you're more likely to get where you want to go. Wrong turn: llciul a credulous e.n to tip* and rumors. Higlil turn: lie vkcptic.il. With ihc hcvt will in the wot Id, someone may puvx along u hot rumor to you that hav no Ivuviv in liutlt. Cool accurate factv ate vvlial you need. Your btoker will he glad to help you get them. Wrong turn: Coovult any broker handy. Klghl turn: lie deliberate. A broker's job iv an important one. Is it his full-time occupation? That's one o f many tiling* rci|uitcd o f every Kcgivicrcd Kcpievcnialive in a Member Firm o f live New Yoik Slock llxchangc. And though ililfcrcncc* Ih mwcci i Member linns arc litany, each iv subject to ihc Exchange's rcgulutionv. Don’t, o f course, expect them to he clairvoyant. Who iv? Wrong lurni Invest your last penny. Kiglil turn: lie astute. Your living expense* have lirst call on your pockcttvook. Iluidly lew important is provision for emergencies. Those catcd for, you may lie ready to consider investing with the idea o f extra income ot growth. Wrong turn: Trust your infallible good luck. Bight turn: lie canny. Prices full as well us rise. Not cvcty company will prosper. This is why you'll want to look for fuvorahic signs. Such as trends o f earnings. Dividend records. And other significant information. Ask your Mcmhct l inn broker how he thinks bonds might lit your needs. Wrong turn: Ignore live coupon below. Right turn: lie smart. Send the coupon for " diviiumvs ovib iiik v i a r s " — u booklet packed with useful informa­ tion. Such as the record* o f mote Ilian 500 stocks that have paid a cash dividend cacti year for 23 year* ot more. And it tells about the Monthly Investment Plan through which you canucquirc stock by investing with a* little us V40 every iltice months (S3.08 a week). Own t* * r slurs at Americas basin*** FORD Ford has just won Motor Trend’s "C ar of the Year” Award, with a special citation saluting Ford’s total performance proved in open competition. Th durability, roadability, going-power and stop­ ping power that led Ford to victory after victory are the sam e traits you want for your daily driving! Come in, test-drive a total performance winner! How Ford Racing Helps Bring You a Bettor C ar: Most automotive engineers will tell you racing is a valued laboratory. For example, track competition led directly to these Ford engine changes: better block, improved pis­ tons, improved valve train, stronger connecting rods and bolts. Such improvements contribute to Ford's winning track record, and to total performance in your everyday driving. Members New York Stock Exchange •ASS. T H E L E A D Y E A l i T A L E N T SHOW winner, Mina Jeri Wheatland Ik pictured with Clarence "Cracker” Donaldson, 1-uke Mary |MintniaHter, who wait imutter o f cereniouina. Mina Wheatland, a 18-year old Sanford Junior High School stu­ dent led her own five-pieco bund while she sang several well-known teenage hit songs. The allow w as presented Saturday night at the Sanford Junior H igh * auditorium hy the Lake Mary F Chamber o l Commerce. (Herald Photo). •sau roa rau aoosui. Mail to * Member firm ot the New Vou Sunk l.vihangr, or to ilic New York Slock I ac Iu i i k c . Dept. 4-1., P.O. Hoi 1070, New Yoti. New York moot. No t'.iS Please send me. free, “ imsiimm,* ovia in* n u t , a basic guide for common stock insesimrnu" KAMk. annum- TEST-DRIVE A TOTAL PERFORMANCE WINNER. . . AT YOUR FORD DEALER’S Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. �Big Seminole Road Program In Making e to4-* There's one thing for sure. I • (FJtr &aufurft fo ra lft • • Bra Iter Odham picked a mn»t formidable opponent VOL. 56 when he chose to try and un­ seat Senator Spessard Hol­ la nd. Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with showers likely; high today In 80s; low tonight 65-70. State To Get Multi-Million Dollar Project Opponents In District 5 Race - 1 t - l j f *• p* • 1 * .j|M| t V "* fifv r Ki J A multi-million dollar road ■9»»X ^ improvement program f o r Established 1908 WED., MARCH 4, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 139 Seminole County for the next fiscal year will tie recom­ mended by County Commis­ • • • sioners to the State Road De­ If you'll recall, the Clock partment in a meeting at 4:30 Winders told you last Novem­ p.tn. Tuesday at Del.and. ber that Odham would pro­ The program will be offered bably run for the Senate. Af­ in two parts—a recommenda­ ter President Knenedy was tion for primary construction t slain Odham said he recon­ hy the state with state funds sidered his plans. However, and a request for approval of JOHN FITZPATRICK W. HELL n<>w we know his answer. secondary construction hy the • • • County Commissioner John George W. Hell, a long time county with state-held county Opposition to an administra The Salvation Army's Capt. resident of Like Monroe, to­ Fitzpatrick, of District 5, funds. tion bill which would alter the Foden is taking a group of A. Max Brewer, district S day announced he will he a Tuesday qualified as a candi­ present method of establish­ hoys on a "hobby shop" tour member of the Statu Hoad candidate for County Commis­ date to succeed himself in the May 5 primary. ing farm priee supports has of Hie ACL facilities Satur­ Board, said: sion District 5, a post now day. Having previously announc­ been registered by director* "The secondary road pro * • • ed he would not be a candi­ gram, financed by the fifth, held by John Fitzpatrick. of the Seminole County Farm As you knowr, some days Bell was born Nov. 18, 1913 date, Fitzpatrick today Issued sixth and seventh cents nf the Bureau. things just won't go right. A state gasoline tax, Is adopted in Sanford and was the Pith Hie following sLtcm cnl: Meeting Tuesday uutit In Herald reporter found this "Upon my announcement after recommendations by the registered child liorn in Semi­ Tavares with representatives true again Tuesday when he several weeks ago o f my de­ individual hoards of county of bureaus from Orange, Sum­ nole County. He Is a regist­ T. M il . WEE was asked to attend the San­ cision not to seek re-election commissioners. ter, Volusia, and Brevard ! ered real estate salesman and as County Commissioner Dis­ ford Lions Club meeting at "The hearings determine counties, Seminole officials the Capri and get a photo. the secondary road improve­ ia a member of the Seminole trict 5 innumerable friends, sent the following telegram ' He arrived on time with business acquaintances ami ments to be programmed for County Board of Realtors. to Senators Spessard Holland Hell stated he is entering representatives nf responsible camera in hand. But the bat­ the fiscal year beginning July and George Smatlters: teries were dend! I and ending June 30, 1965.” this race with an open and civic organizations through­ "The Seminole C o u n t y Back to the office he sped Brewer said the Road De­ willing attitude and is deter­ out the County havo request! d Farm Bureau wishes to ex ­ for another camera. He bor­ partment also consider* rec­ mined to use Ills best ef­ me to give reconsideration to press its opposition to Uie rowed a cohort's equipment ommendations by the boards forts to make Seminole Coun­ tins decision. theory of compensatory pay-1 FIRST FOUR CANDIDATES to ipialify for county posts in the May 5 and flash bulbs from another "Tills is indeed heart warm­ of county commissioners be­ ty a more progressive coun­ menu. Wc feel that such pay[ Democratic primary were on hand at noon Tuesday when Clerk o f Courts newsman. Again, back to the ing and flattering, and for fore adopting It* primary tymenu to any commodity will R Ti announced Arthur II. Beckwith Jr. opened his books for h two-week period. Front Capri he raced. Big as life lie also lielicvcA in conduct­ this, among other reasons, I construction program. lie carried over to oilier . , .. ... , the left: J. T. Bnggerly, for constable district 4; Harry F. Cushing, for ... , today hi*candidacy for rethe reporter stood up to snap Following the district hear­ ing Ihc business of this office have changed my decision commoditics. Therefore, we * county commissioner district 5 ; Troy Ray, for tax collector, and tleorge the photo. Wrong site bulbs! respectfully request your sup- ,’*e<', *°n •« the office of tu- ings, flic Road Board wilt in a conservative and econ­ and have qualified to be a W. Reek, for constable district 6. Mrs. Joan Brooks, deputy clerk, ac­ . . . No photo. Some days, port in our opposition to the perintendent of public in- adopt a tentative statewide omical manner and. being candidate in the coming pri­ cepted the qualifying pa tiers. (Herald Photo) be said, things . . , compensatory payment pro- ] struction of Seminole Coun- budget at its monthly meeting born and reared in this coun­ maries. • • • "I will appreciste the sup­ April IB. Tills tentative bud­ ty, he knows a lot of its pro­ gratn In the wheat and cot­ »y. James W. Bollinger, young get includes both secondary blems and is willing to work port nf all tiie ritlzrns of th* ton hills pending tieforc you ! Mil wee stated tlinl the and primary projects. Tiie and help solve them. County." Sanford man has been named now." "teacher-of-thc-year" by an Joe Baker, local dairyman " rr,i for •*P*Bcnc«l eduea- primary projects are financed Orlando Kiwanis Club. Boll­ by the first four cents of tiie and spokesman today for the tlonal leadershiphn* never inger, the aon of Mrs. Y. C. association, explained that I>ern as great as it is today state gasoline tax. Bollinger and the late Mr. A public hearing will be under present legislation the lie cited as examples of this Eleven more Democrats Bollinger, graduated from held oil the statewide tenta­ government stabilizes suporthave qualified to run for need: a n t i c i p a t e d pupil tive budget at the Huad Seminole High School in 1051 untler the market price. "The and the University of Flor­ county offices in the May 5 new bill," he said, •propose, growth as a result of the Board's monthly meeting in Although Florida hus gone that tile government would near by space program; the Tallahassee May 28, and the ida in 1958. He has been primary, over and above th e ! TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — door is shut behind a Republican in the last three determine a price higher titan j growth as a result of the final operating budget will lie teaching for the past six nine who filed Tuesday morn-! years. He is currently a Ing, Clerk of Courts Arthur j pre«d.-«ttal elections, voter. tiie market price and pay new state university near adopted in Tallahassee June Seminole County officials weeks ago with Ren. Spessard member of the industrial arta 11. Beckwith Jr. reported at and congressional offices and have liecn staunchly Demo­ the prodtirer the difference Oviedo; the plans now un­ 25. and Sanford Naval Air Sta­ Holland at Bartow ami last 1 the Hcpuhliran* tiarely got a department faculty at Orlan­ noon today. County Commissioner* Tues­ tion ofticcru are anxiously week wtUi Senator Holland, between lli«* government set derway for the development foot m bcfoie Tuesday's dead­ cratic lor the most part on do'* Colonial High. The latest candidates to file tiie state level ami the only ) figure and the actual market " f an area levhnlral-vnca- day evening gave tentative awaiting tiie release of a sur­ Sen. George Smalhcra and line. * • • lional school in Seminal* approval to its road program vey report made by a Navy are: Cabinet seat which the GUP price." Congressman Her long at .. . . I Tw o w eek s o f vigning up The purchase of U. S. Sav­ Murjorie Is seokir.g this year' i* fiov. • At the present time, Tliker County: and tins many rapid und will give formal approval tram Irom Norfolk, Va.. re­ Washington. ' 0 ' en ded w *u o b n with 474 candiings bonds is still a popular rlinnges taking place in said, the measure would af­ at it* next regular meeting lative to the future of Navy tsx collector; Jim Plgott. ««»r (1a U » - tho biggest list e v e r - Karris Bryant’ s. They said this morning that way among Seminole resi­ super ntendent ol public 4« j onroIlo0 f o r tl<0 M a ) , t r i m i r . The state GOP qualified fect only wheat and cotton, school curriculum. Admllll- next Tuesday. installations under President "while anything ean happen dents to prepare for a rainy struction; A. C. Doudncy, sur­ hut the administration has put sirring a school system with County Engineer William Johnson's economy move. three slate* of delegates for in tins economy move hy day. During January Semi­ veyor; A. C. Smith Jr. and ies. Of the total, only 73 arc tiie national convention, how- j the milk hill on the legisla­ un annual budget o f approx Bush said that "it is impost! It Is understood tiie report President Johnson and See ro­ Itepuhtieans. nole folks bought 8121.212 Edward Yarborough, county Inuili-ly $6 million, * pupil tive calendar. ble to give a true animate ever. One is pledged to Rich- , has been completed and was tary of Defense McNamara, worth of bonds compared to commissioner district t. ard M. Nixon, one to Barry ! "W e are opposed to tiie enrollment in excess of 14,- cost of thla planning hut, if forwarded thla week from we feel confident SNAS will only $14,150 during January. John Fitzpatrick and Col. Gold water and tiie othre un­ government being in the price 6IK», and a staff of nearly completed, the work will coat Norfolk to Washington. continue. It would be too 1993. This was an increase of Jess Gregory, county com ­ pledged. There are two m u Ii support luisltiess," concluded IKmi is u large and complex several million dollars.” costly, both com m ie ally and Congressman A. S. Ilcrlong latter than 7.18 percent. finunciul and Following sre (lie primary ' Democratic slates, one favor- |Baker, "and believe that the educational, missioner district 5; W. Law­ • • * Jr. this morning told The militarily, to close this base business enterprise. projects to he submitted next rence Swofford, county com ­ j ing President Lyndon B. John- j government should permit a and move these operations to By Uie way. Id Central missioner district 3; George He also slated that in bis Tuesday to the Road Depart­ Sanford Herald hy telephone son und tiie other hacking |complete system of free mar­ that "I am confident the Navy some other base.” Florida counties had sales of Kelsey, constable district 3: keting." It years a* superintendent ment: the states' rights ticket and will recommend SNAS bo con­ Senator* Smathcr* ami Hol­ By Julian Slrnvtroin more than t l 'i million—$2.5 Itu.vinond Morris, justice of lie has seen the system ul SR 46. from French Avenue Smith Carolina Sen. Strom percent of (lie state's total the peace district 6. and Cam­ A f t e r numerous delay*.; Thurmond most tuple in size. In Mil lo Mcllonvillc Avenue, four tinued as ha* been planned land were out of their of flees for the lust year ur two." litis morning and could not Imi sales. Thirty-six north and illa wee’s 23 years of school ex- lane cnnvtruction; SR 415, Bruce, supervisor of ' primarily due tu circumstanc­ In a wild last day of quali­ He added that "when I reached hut their press secre­ es beyond its control, the fying: west Florida counties account­ registration. perience he hus served ns an from Frettrh Avenue east to first lirurd a rumor that taries promised The lleraht Seminole County Board of ed for 17.7 percent of the elementary teacher, junior the city limits, maintenance - V. S. Sen. Spessard Hol­ SNAS may In* 'phased out' I prepared statement* this af­ Public Instruction today open­ land, Florida's senior Demo­ •tale total. South Florida's 10 high tcucher, senior high resurfacing; 1-4, construction began checking. I did learn ternoon or Thursday. ed its new, modern and cli­ crat in Washington, got opcounties purchased 33 0 per­ teacher, principal of grudea of an interchange at Lake the Navy had withdrawn Senator Smatlters touched mate-controlled English Es­ position from a former San­ cent ami five southwest coun­ 1 tluough 12, and superin­ Mur> Boulevard; SR 419, wid­ temporarily—and I repeat, off speculation as to SNAS* Central Florida’s Yolin tates Elementary School. ties purchases! 6.2 percent. tendent. en abutments of a box culvert ford businessman who says • • • temporarily—its request for future when lie remarked on Democratic and Republican, ,, . . . . County School Superintend­ Holland "is a Republican." _ 11, , lie was awarded a M. A. at Gee Creek, $6 5 million to extend the pre­ a television Interview last organizations will Ire cooper- ,, ........... ,, . Fut this on your calendar ent It. T. Milwee and Princi­ SR 46, from 14 wrst to the Outqiokrn Democrat Brail- ............. . _ „ „ , Degree at Stetson Culverssent mirth south runway ami Saturday that Sanford was )<o,, , . now. The Sanford Woman's pal Morris Ruby greeted 410 ey Odham, 41, of Sanford, attng in a pioneer effort for . attended Lake County line, fuur-lanc to construct an administration Ing considered In an overall in a !'* !M students at the new plant this who twice ran for governor citizenship eduction Club will present its annual ami did construction; SR 426, from building. economy picture for closing, Animated Magazine on March murning when classes began unsuccessfully and was a school of politics ami govern-! '•ouu,nM“ t o l,r *c'’ 1 Sum GoldenriMi to SR 46 In Geneva, "However, It was explained along with other Naval in­ I * mt 18. MIAMI (L T D — With a U. at 8:30. Prior to this time, the freshman legislator in T.VIa- ment. The school will be la Id 1^ 111m>- 1--ii State Teachers Col­ two-lane construction; SR 46, • • • S. Supremo Court ruling to students had been attending j |iall(,c morr t|)an a decade for five consecutive weeks lege and thu Univeraity of Mellonvllle Avenue east lo to me that the Navy purpose-1 stallations. ly withdrew this requested starting March 18. at the However, Sttinlhers did *ay Mrs. A. I- Hood, zoo sup­ show the way, four Floridians altcrnoon sessions only at the |aBO> -didn't make up my profiosed Osteen Bridge ap Florida. appropriation for Iho lime lie- ' that the local base rould not erintendent, says she is des­ filed a suit in Federal Court South Seminole Elementary j niirwl until Monday" to run First Federal Savings and eonsliucHe now rrpreseiita tiie su­ proach, four-lane ing. It was pointed out that Ihj closed for at least a year. Loan Association in Orlando. perately In need of mote par­ hero Tuesduy challenging the School in Casselberry. against Holland. perintendents of thu stale oil llon, and S-425, 419 and 520, should the Armed Forces | Congressman Ilcrlong, Sen­ The series of classes will akeets. If anyone has n par­ apportionment nf the state's Ruliy said buses, ojicrating "I'v e ina<le no financial ar­ the com si s of sillily com- designate at a primary road Committee in the House 'kill' ator Cleveland and Cnrraway akeet they'd like donate to 12 congressional districts. on new srhedules, ran on rangements and have no or­ deal wilh the strategy of poll ■iiilten, lie was appointed to from Sanford tu the new state the request, Hie Navy rould confirmed this morning, stat­ tical parties in state ami lo­ the loo, please contact Mrs. time and that the rhunge in ganization," said the weal­ this committee by the State university site via the pro­ not offer it again.” ing that "it would be a year, sites und school hours was thy builder. "1 haven't dis­ cal governments ami informsHood. posed Like Jessup rauseway, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland J r .,1if the Navy decides to ‘plinso lion media plus the role of Hoard of Education in 1961. made in must orderly and co­ cussed it with IU people. four-lane onnslnictlon. BERLIN (UIMI—Commun­ Did you know that Semi­ ami Andrew Cnrraway, of Ihc, out' SNAS before it could tx> active citizens A numtier of Piior to that he was a memoperative manner. "W e're in "Rut I intend to discuss it The secondary program will the Florida Toucher nole is one o f the few coun­ ist Eust Gcniiuny toduy offer­ good shape,” he declared, Seminole County Chamber of commenced ami at least two outstanding politir.il leaders |," r with (lie six million voters of include the following, tome of Commerce armed forces |more years before it could ixi ties in the state o f Florida ed West II o r 1 1 n e r s passes “ and exlicmcly pleased with and public officials from var­ Education Advisory Council. Florida ami I think they will which also it listed in the committee, through the city wall ‘‘ within He is the slate ehuirmnn nf conferred two! culminated." which lint every one of its ious sections of Florida will Ire interested in what I have participate. primary program: hours" If Mayor Willy llrundt »• **■ *_ I the S ii|m rintrtidcnla School schools fully accredited? SR 427, from Ixmgwood to will defy the Bonn govern- ^ Mllwrn reported that the |n »ay." • • • Tin- school will Ire under ' Lunch Committee and ia * school was opened Just as odhsm said Sen Holland Altamonte Springs, Iwo-lanc nient and accept Communist William West’s vocational soon as sewerage problems |" u an honest and honorable Uie direction of Jin. Fortune, member " f the board of di- ron-trurtion; SR 46, French ag students at Seminole High terms. had been settled and that tins man." Rut he charger! that n state repre-entativu from ' rectors for the Superintend- to Mellonvllle, four-lane rightenta oigunizution. recently completed — as one system litis morning was Holland votes like a Republl- Seminole County. of-way; SR 427, from LmgMilwee is a past president o f ila projecta — the beauti­ operating very well. jean and the "people of Florwood north to the ACL rail­ DENVER ( L ’ PI t — Stewart f the Seminole County Ed­ fication landscaping of th* Meanwhile, South Seminole| Ida »hould have a chance lo road, two lam- construction; ucation Association, a past grounds at the Seminole Elementary School went b ack , vote for a Democrat if they i SR 427, from the ACL railroad president of the area group County Business School on Washington editor o f national ,(> |„|| time session* this I wish.” to Gtnderville, two-lane j of Floiidu Education Asso­ north Palmetto Avenue. The plants nffuiis for the Saturday Eve- mornilll{ when Principal C. M. Odham said he's for all the construction; SR 426, from ciation, and hus served on were provided by the school nmg I ost, autd I ueeday Penn- ||arp Sr. announced classes, tilings that Holland has opGoldenrod to Oviedo, two-lane c C H IL D R E N several rammitlecs as a out o f it* internal accounts, syivunia Gov. William Scranc ucc tivc today, would tie held p«*cd including medical care construction; SR 415, new 12 OR UNDEI ' member of the Amcriran FORT PIERCE (L’ PI) tor. may win the Republican from g a.m. „ nuj j;30 p m. for the aged and Uie adminOsteen Bridge, obtain right• • • ptevidential nomination. "The situation here,” he said. Utration's civil rights biU. A Florida Eust Coast Kailua) 1Association of School Ad- of-way; SR 436, near Lake " I only sold two papers yes- _ , "is normal, even though this except for the public aecom- worker said Tuesday he wns minislrutoi*. Howell south to Orange Coun­ rday," Die youngster told a C iU llt ^ O f P r< lll(I beaten by two men who warn­ lie is u member of Ki- ty, four-lane right-of-way, tenlay, is new fur us. Our cafctorium modation* section. couple seated in a car, and ST. AUGUSTINE tU I'lt — wml back into operation preThree Republicans are run- ed him to quit hi* job or 'wants. Elks, Mucous, AmurS 15, Lake 51ary, railroad Menu Include*: 1lean L-gion, and Is on th* signals; 25th Street (near after they had bought a copy A 22-year-old private deter-1 pare<| t„ provide hot lunches ning for governor, but the "w ell kill you." Cole Sluw Sheriff J. It. Nurvell said hoard of directors of the Del-Mar building I, railroad tivc, Eulie Retford Us*ery,jfor nio*t «f the 598 children] GOP didn't put a single canof the Herald. French Erie* "But I’ m gonna show them wu* charged with higliwuy 0f «;2* enrolled present to- didate up for Uie other of- George O. Rruuw o f Holly- Seminole ( ounty Chamber of signals; O'Rrien Road, Alta­ day.” fices on the state Cabinet.! Cabinet. wo,'d uni- Commerce. He is au ordaintoday,” the newsboy said as robliery and extortion Tuesday j Wo°J wa» w“ »beuu-n beaten by two two unilinked Ileu nil monte Springs, railroad sig­ Harp added. "I'd like to Only Kynes faces opposition dentifiedmen shortly before ed elder Inthe First Prea- nals; SR 426, Oviedo to Ge­ he looked at the bundle of ufter being convicted of pusGrits ing as a policeman and terror- %ay that our relationship with and that will come from <midnight Monday. i byter Ian Church of (janford neva, two-lane right-of-way about 10 papers. Hutth Puppies I English Estates School, wliiclr Democratic state Rep Earl After l>eating Bruuw and and teaches a Sunday School maps; S 425, 419 and 520, GinThe couple remained park­ izing a New Jersey couple. llelish Tray slashing the tire of his ca r,! class. ed In the car. scanning the used our plant during the dou- Faircioth of Miami. dervillc lo the university site, ble sessions, was marvelous. lii<- assailants wurned him: Milwee was a coin mission­ four-la na aurvey for route and classifieds for an apartment. V o t e P o l * L i b e r t y C offee Or Tea , _ "If you don't stay away from ed officer in th* Navy and Jeaiup eauaeway; Sit 46, RICHMOND, Va. (UPI| — O u r faculties, office personnel A half hour later a beaming the railroad, wre’ll kill you." eerved in both the Atlantic from 1-4 west to Lake County, boy returned, knocked on the Tl.a Virginia Huusr o f Dele-1 and othrrs worked togrther Y O U t h H C 'ld Pacific theater i In four-lane right-of-way maps; Owned A Operated A Sunlurd juvenile who esThe incident wus the latest a n d couple'* car window, and gate* Tuesduy started the m complete harmony, and By state on ita way to becoming you couldn't find a more co- raped * month ago from tliei>" • series of more than 20U World War 2. said; SK 46, east to Volusia Coun Maxine A Boh lie makes his home at ty, f o u r - l s n e right-of-way "See. I ain't got no more the seventh in the Union to , operative person than Morris! Boys Industiial School at I since the strike against the Hancock papers. I sold them ami 1 vc bark Uie so-called "Liberty Ruby. However, we r e dc Marianna was apprehended, PEC began Jan. 23, 1963. l.ungwood with his wife, map*; S 15. Lake Mary, wid­ Hwy. 17-92 So. amendment" which would aboi lighted to b« back on a fulli Tuesday evening by Sheriff'si Members of 11 non-operating! Aldia, who ia a teacher in en from achool to center of got the money to prove it." Bmalerd Another businessman on.his ish such things aa federal in-1 time schedule and our ehll-1 Deputy J. Q. Galloway and ls|unkma are demanding pay |the Lyman School, and ton*, town, and SR 46, ACL railroad rome taxes ami Social K*cur ilien also seem to Ire pleas ' being held in county jail prior raise* averaging 10.21 rent* Tom, age 17, and George, west of Sanford, aurvey for way up Ph. F A 2-596S le d .” ; , to return to Manantia. jpar hour. jag* 1 4 —Ik e d u ck Wsudor* •tgr puaaiU* raUasad a w f i s u , United Press Leased Wire r’ Seminole Unit Against Price Support Shift Y Superintendent Announces For Re-Election 20 Democrats Are Qualified Odham Says Holland Like A Republican Survey Report On NAS Future Awaited English Estates School Opens Politics School Begins March 18 nowA... BRIEFS Apportionment Passes Offered FRID AY N IG H T S P E C IA L ! FI SH F R Y Scranton Chance FEC Worker Beaten, Warned A L L YO U CA N EA T- ADULTS $100 i j. — r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5674f88f16aad0b8181b20572e3528be.pdf ed39be44881edcfb076b34e95fe810e2 PDF Text Text \ k t ■ F T f'" w WEEK END TOUR of HOMES Sit* 6atrfar9 Rrrilh Page 12—Fri. Feb. 28, ’64 NowIs TheTime Te Buy A Home § s Comes Sunday is March 1 — and with the dogwood, azaleas and other spring flowers com­ ing into bloom, 'tis a sign o f Spring. What is better time than Spring to shop around for a new and modem home? Not lust n house—but a home? And many of the homesites available not only have oak, pine and palm but also citrus trees ready to burst into bloom. We'd suggest a weekend drive around the Greater Sanford area and do a look-see at the many fine homes on display , . , and rcndy for occupancy. While the Home Show is over in the new Ravenna Park third section, there are still four homes available there . , . out Country Club Road (20th Street) and to the right. Herb Stenstrom, o f Stcnstrom Realty, rcorta Shoemaker Construction Company, still as three and two-bedroom homes available. These have complete built-in GE kitchens and have central-duct heating, with air conditioning optional. Also, two new homes are under construction, one a four-bedroom and the other a thrce-liedroom, both with two baths. Further, the offer o f a presentation o f a GE portable TV continues with a purchnsu o f a new home through this weekend. Two beautiful new homes are on display next door at Jdyllwildo. These are fully com­ pleted and open for inspection. They have in­ dividually landscaped lots and both have cen­ tral heating and air conditioning. Shoemaker also are offering a three-bedroom contemporary home and a three-lied room Colonial-style home at Mend Manor, at Oviedo. Thores are on high, onk-shaded homo sites. Several lots have been sold for custom-built homes. Kingswood builders are completing two new homes in Grove Manor, at Mellonville Avenue and Washington Drive, the last two home sites available in Grove Mnnor. And o f the homes built and offered by Kingswood builders in the 1600 block on Sum­ merlin Avenue, only one remains and is avail­ able. byron Leach suggests you take a browsearound this weekend. A three-bedroom, two-bath residence has been completed at Grocnbriar o f Loch Arbor, while another is under construction. This latter home, on Par Placo overlooking the Pith green o f Mayfair Country Club, is u four-bedroom, two-bath resilience. Another Kingswood offering nt Urcenhrinr is on Highland Court. A feature is the covered patio between the garage ami family room. B I! $ e S 9 Ic VEG ETABLE REPORT Federal Slate Mnrkcl News Service Sanford 8ANFORD-OVIEDO ZKLLtVOOD DISTRICT Shower*, mild. Practically no harvest on account of weather. Cabbage: offerings light, market about steady. Dome*, tic round type, H* bu. crates, few, $1.50 to $1.75, very lew small sise, slightly lower; 50 lb. sacks, ordinary to good quality, $1 to $1.25. Carrots: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb., film packed, $2.05 to $2.30; 50 lbs. loose, $1.85 to $2. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 18 In. crates, Pas­ cal type, 2 dor., $4; 2's and 3 dor., $4.25; 4 dor. and small­ er, $3.75; hearts, film wrapped, 24 count, $4.75. Chinese cabbage: supplies Insufficient to quote. Endive: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, )3 to $1.25. Kscarule: demand good, market steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, few, $3. I-ettucc: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. Onions, green: d e m a n d light, markrl steady. Crates, 3 dor. hunches, $3. Parsley: demand l i g h t , market steady. Crates, 5 dor. bunches, $2 to $2 25. Parsnips: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. Radishes: demand moder­ ate, market ateady. baskets, film packed, Red varieties, 30-8 or., 85 rents to $1; While varieties, 24-8 or., few, $2. Spinach: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. HASTINGS, FLORIDA DISTRICT Mild, showers p.m. Practi­ cally no harvest on account o( weather. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY 27 Admissions Carolyn Lavender, Johnnie D. Wormulh, Patricia L. Sla- Post 256 Sponsors SSJH Contest Ily Jane Ca»»rlberrj An uratoriral contest is lie leg sponsored this year for the first time for the ninth grad era of South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry by American Post Legion Mcmor lal Post 258. Preliminary Judging will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In the school cafetorium with eight contestants speaking on some phase o f the Constltu tlon of the United States. Tho four finalists later will com­ pete locally for a first place trophy and medal. Judges and timekeepers will be from the Legion Post. Prlnd|Ml John Angel, (iuy Stiickland and Mrs. JoAnn Rowe are cooperating with the Post In setting up the contest. Sanford Girl On National T V ton, Ulysses Burke, Mae E. Jarvl, Dorothy Bergen, Eliza Pringle, all of Sanford; Gus­ tave Hundt, DeRary; Dorsett Smith, Maitland; Ibbie Tew, Altamonte Springs; Margaret Geiger, Lake Mary; Arlala Johnson, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stan­ ton, baby girl, Sanlord Discharges Annie Mae Wilson, James Emerson, Yvonne Scchrest, Aivie Rountree, Emelia Carr, Gerald M. Davis, Alice .Mae Franklin, Laura Waits, Lcola Stewart, Katherine Taylor, Andrew Faint, Mrs. Josephine Hardwick and baby boy, Mrs. Shirley Lucas and baby girl, all of Sanford; Nolan N. Os­ teen, Osteen; Richard Breeze, Longwood; Wayne Barnum, Lake .Mary; Mrs. Kathy Nazum and baby boy, Winter Park. Prayer Group Sets Meeting Ry Julia Darina A meeting o f the Prayer Group o f the A t l i m u n t e Springs First lluptist Church will be held at 10 s. m. next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clifford Smith. Hostess for this week's meeting of the group, which meets each Tuesday, was Mrs. Robert Brndford. Attending were Mis. Edward L. Kelsey, Mrs. Jamrs E. Spencer, Mrs. Jack Merck, 5Irs. J. R. Simp­ son, Mrs. Thomas Wise, Mrs. II. II. Nelson, Mr*. A1 T. Brynn, Mrs. J. C. Howell and Mrs. Smith. Talent Show Scheduled Saturday By Frances Wester Entertainment for the whole family will be provided at the Ail-Semlno*- Leap Year Tal­ ent Show sponsored by the I.ake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce to be presented at the Sanford Junior High School auditorium, Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Twenty act* are scheduled for tha two hour show that will Include a wide variety of talents. Jovial Cracker Donald son will be the emcee and a group o f professional clowns will be on hand to create laughs o ff and on during the evening. Tha audience will also have a part in the activities when various prises are awarded. Three ten-dollar cash prizes will be given, and ten prizes in merchandise donated hy Lake Mary merchauta. Cash prizes will he awarded tha top winning talent acts. Judges for the show are Al l.orinann, G e o r g e Tuuliy, Judge Vernon Mize, Randall Case, Julian Stenstrour, Mar­ ion Harmon and N. W. Pfeifauf. Miss Donna Young, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Young, who reside on Crystal Lake near Lake Mary, was scheduled to appear on the daytime "T o Tell The Truth" at 3 p. m. today. CAPF. KENNEDY fUPI) Miss Young is attending Tlie Air Force scored ils Barnard College in New York eighth straight success with City, a women's institution af­ America's m i g h t y Titan-2 filiates) with Columbia Uni­ ICBM Wednesday on a 5,000versity, on a scholastic schol­ mile lest of its ability to act arship. World crop of apple* ex­ as a war rocket or space, Kite was to appear as one of the "liars" who claims ceed* 700, million bushels an­ booster. It was the 14th success in 21' to he tlie new woman's na­ nually, according to tbs En­ cyclopaedia Rritamiica. tional water ski champion. test (lights at the Cape. Titan-2 IC B M Scores Again !Catholic Circle Officers To Be 23. , II J 20 Deputized In Precincts Ry Jane Casselberry A total of 20 area work­ ers, representing both the Democratic and Republican parties, were deputized Tues­ day night by Supervisor of Registration Mrs. Camilla Bruce to register voters in their respective precincts. Reports from these work­ ers are to be in to Mrs. Students (Drink The Place Dry’ For Charity Bruce's office by March Representative* deputized snd their precincts sre: John MeClosky. one: Zetta Morri­ son, four; David Kannly. eight; Margaret Gattis, W. D. Mcdcnlf. Ann llussctt, E. Pope Bassett and Frances Young, 11; Freda Hoover, 12; Dion Bassett, 14; H. It. Parker, 15; Leonard Cassel­ berry snd Marty Cox, 17; D. Anderson, 18; S. Julian, Guy Allen ami Geraldine Kccth, 20 and Hubert M. Fox, Lillian Severs and Kathleen Pctree. I n s ta lle d Installation of newly rle*. ted officers will be conduct­ ed at the regular monthly meeting of Longwood’* St. Catherine of Siena Circle of the Church of Nativity Cntholic Women’s Club sched­ uled for Monday nt 8 p.m. Ilie meeting will tako place at the home of Mr*. J. W. flicks, 830 Lennar,n C i r c l e , North, Longdate, with Mrs. Chela Ansley to serve us co-hostess. ► > I ft Maiui Coidm LONDON (U PI) — One thousand men and women stu­ dents invaded a Chelsea pub Wednesday night and announ­ ced, “ we're going to drink the place dry.” They were true to their word. At the rate o f TOO pints an hour, they cleared the beer harrels by 10:40 p.m., 20 minutes before closing time. Their total was 8,000 pints. Angus Owen, owner of tlie Six Hells pub, staggered under a heavy tray and said, “ they couldn't have bettered this in the Wild West.” Last year, when they tried it, the students drank 2,470 pints before tbe police were called in to quell a minor riot. Tbs object o f the drinking spree was to raise funds for six different charities. Paint Store — In Casselberry IS NOW OPEN IN CASSELBERRY PLAZA fi.T8-7f.81 Hwy. 17-92 Larry Morrison, Mgr. on all N(R tofc brand point Buy one * get o n e .. m u m s M ir •e im ii Another Dream Kitchen! : ! Thanks for making our H O M E S H O W a success- in Ravenna Park Lyman Boys Gain Split The Lyman High Srhnol boys bowling leuin gained a 2 2 split Monday night when flic Ixi.vs laiwling team from Evans High School In Orlan«lo at llm .Medallion Lanes In Maitland. Meanwhile, Evans' g i r l s team took a 4 0 decision (rum Lyman's lassies. Jim Jorrard (allied a 239 game lor Ionian—ll.o second highest game rolled mi far in tlio Inter-.Scliulastic Bowl­ ing League this season. EVANS HOYS <783-821-7822383): Frank Dillon, 109 558; David Hall, 495; Steve Par- the S a n fo r d - S e m in o le A r e a rlsli, 487; Jim Freeman, 410, Gene Tucker, 427 LYMAN BOYS <722-733 904 — 2(09): Jim D.rmun, mi; Woody laT, 45(1; Jim Jarrnrd, 239-500; Andy lllnrly, 495; Sieve Brady, 507; Richard Morgan, 311. EVANS GIBUS Oi3l-032-C85 -1918): Jackie DeWall, 407; Nancy Inman, 188-139; Paula Caslow, 385; Pally Elkins, 333; Mary DeJulius, 381 LYMAN GIRLS <577-010 818 —184l):Slirrldu While, 391; Barbara Komisnr, 383; Sandrn Watkins, 140 300; Vickl Clarke, 313; Constance Comfort, 339. “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” illH n t Grout Savings on liasy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINK FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford , BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL SAVE BY TH E ROOMFUL! iu m .--s-'x* /*• / orp THE BRITTANY” FHA, FIIA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING is just one o f the many cxdtinir plan* to I* 4 . found in Ravenna Park. This lovely SI bedroom, 2 hath home, located at 412 Timgelo Drive in Itaveniiu Park, features a fully equipped GK kit­ chen, central duet heating with air conditioning MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A designed with You in mind ELECTRIC .... in G R E E N B R IA R of Loch Arbor optional, pluH many other quality extras. IIKAUTIFUL Others are now under construction, which would permit you to select paint and tile colors. OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY 1 S h oom akah EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER • Tj ! Soafort’a Only A ir t* I 20S-09 K. 1st ST. vl / j ™^iw. : - m ~'n~~ _ WALNUT CABINETS — AMPLE will he given with the purchase o f each AND CABINET SPACE — AMERICANA home, through Murch 1, 1964 (Sunduy). CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RANGE WITH EYE COUNTER I.KVEI. WALL Modern Kitchens hy GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC OVEN. ALL IT NEEDS IS YOU! On the lost available lots in GROVE MANOR, under construction now are a 4 bedroom, 2 bath, facing Washington, and a three bedroom. 2 hath, facing Mellonville. See these beautiful new plans! Custom Building Our Specialty General Offica 211 W. 25th SL * Sales Offica 322-7495 222-3103 of Sanford WILLIAM 8. BRUMLEY JR. BYRON M. LEACH Fum itura 8tor* F A 2-0983 III.ACK A GE Personal Portable Television Set STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS ‘S M U m N S U M * JIM HUNT Really Htrlushv Sales Agent 94aaai Cm kom mmd fVasassxalaf IBal/Wfay P. O. BOX 1599 SEE US FOR REMODELING 322-8074 �(Fit? J^cUtfnrii Ib n t lf t • Zip Code 32771 Recovery In Building Indicated In Florida J TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - sales totaled $472.1 million $38.7 million, up six per cent; Sales and use tax collections off only .33 per cent tor the residential construction at WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy anil mild through Tuesday; hiirh today in 70s; low tonight in 60s. for the July-January period correspondent period a year $76.4 million up 38 per cent indicate the building industry ago. Sales tax collections VOL. 51) Inked Press Leased Wire I'Vtublisncd IHOK MON., MAIU'II 2, 1961 SAN FORI), FLORIDA NO. 137 may be recovering from an were up $189,792 or 5.5 per and non-building construction at $32 6 million, up one per over - development period. cent. Revenue Director J. Ed Roofing and sheet metal In­ cent. The corporation report* Slraughn said today. dustry reported gross sales ed cumulative total of eon* Three Seminole High School Straughn said building con­ of $54.5 million, up $189,589, tracts for l'.HU amounted to seniors, .Norman Leach, on tractors reported gross sales |Decorating, painting and pa- 1$1.8 billion, a 12 per cent gain the solo trumpet; Mike Cor­ of $120.« million for the first I poring industry had gross over 1962. bin, on bass, and John Sauls, seven months of the current |sale* of $30.8 million or 30.20 tenor saxophone, won out in fiscal year, an increase o( per cent increase. a clinic conducted by the Or­ 10 31 per cent over the same While, electrical, plumbing, lando Musicians Union Satur­ period the previous year. The heating and air conditioning m w A . . . day and will take part in an increase amounted to $11.2 i showed slight declines, gro-s All-Star Stage Hand on tele­ million. j sales for household appliance* vision in the near future. Gross sales of lumber and jumped hy 23 per cent or $23.3 • • • building materials have ts'en million. March meeting of the Ovie­ down (nr the past two years, The F. W. Dodge Corp. redo City Council, scheduled for lie said, tint the decline ap. j ported that future construetonight, lias been postponed MIAMI (UPI I—Citrus pio­ poured to he cheeked in the j tion based on December con­ until 7:30 p.m. next Monday. neer A. R. Michael and at l.i-t seven months. Gross tract* totaled $147.8 million, • • • least seven other persons WASHINGTON (UPI) an increase of 19 per cent eligible Seminole Cuunty were killed this weekend on The Association of American over last year. The corpora­ voters who are not registered Florida highways. Railroads offered a Sino.uoo tion'* breakdown showed nonhave until April 4 to do so in reward today for info'matinn residential contract* totaled order to cast their ballots in leading to the arrest and con­ the May primaries. It is re­ ATIIKNS, Greece tLPI) - viction of saboteurs who dvported by Registrar Cainl King Paul I has developed a namlted a Florida Fast Bruce. I | blood clot in his lung, it was ('oast Railway freight train • • • announced today. Informed, j> b . 2fl. A matter of space caused sources at the royal palace | Association President Dan the deletion of part of Kensaid his condition was rapidly m p, Loomi* disclosed the C. E. THOMAS n e t h McIntosh's announce­ worsening. i action in telegrams to I’ reslFour juvenile* were appre­ ment of his candidacy for I dent Johnson and Florida Gov. hended by sheriff'* deputies county prosecutor last week. I Farris nryant. Lrontis also Ken is married to the former over the weekend anil police BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, praised Johnson for ordering Mary Uoonc, of Savannah, (U PI)—The Screen Producers the Federal Iturcau of Inves said their arrests solved a (la., and they reside with I Guild Sunday night selected ligation into the case, wide series of vandalism act* their three sons, Bob, Dan the British picture "Toni The blast, about to miles In the southern part of the and Mark, at 3304 Park Ave­ ’ Jones," produced hy Tony south of St. Augustine, was Charles K. Thoma*. lifelong county. nue. Richardson, us the best pro- p-c fifth such explosion on resident o f Seminolo County, • • • The home of Mr*. Sue Nor­ Inlay announced hi* cniiillitat-y duted motion picture of 1963. the strike-troubled railway in From the Lions Pause: man in lamgwood received for the Diidril 4 constohla r< it •> n titi p t I ,llrw! wcck*- An‘" h»'r cxplosHarold Rowland told us lie P t l l l S «),UUO I'C C L ion occurred during President heavy damage flout the ac­ rare. A. C. SMITH JR. was feeling as bad as the ■| LANSING, Midi. (UPI) — ’ Johnson's trip to Florida, Timm us m yrnr* of age, re­ tion ol the Uirre youths, alt woman with a secret that no­ Pilot Frank Judge w atched j Feb. 27. side* with hi* wife, tlie former between the ages of it and body wanted to hear. in liorrof Sunday as skydiver Lx>mi»' wire to llie PreslEthel William*, and their ♦ • ♦ 14. Richard Welch jumped from dent said the nation's railthree children at 010 Osceola 1To party damage to Hie Flection of officers of the Ids plane and fell 3.000 feel to road* "earnestly h«|ie for Drive. iKime was nppraised at $t,515. American Legion Fair Asso­ his death when his parachute success of (lie present inves lie is employed hy the U. R. Walls, windows, furnishing* ciation will highlight tonight’s ligation* before this **vagcry failed to open. Civil S e r v i c e CommiMlim, SEMINOLE’S QUEEN OF HEARTS, Darlene Roberts smiles her approv­ and the like were wrecked meeting of Camphell-Lossing add* kiss to human life to Announcement of 111* candi­ hy the destructive action, serving n* a refrigeration nml al as Mrs. Leonard Munson, chairman of the local Heart Association's Post. The new officers will it* mounting destruetlon of air conditioning mechanic ut dacy for County Commission- police said. then commence planning fo r 1 special event committee, receives a cheek for $805 representing the amount INNSBRUCK, Austria (UPI) property and disruption of thu Sunforil Naval Air Station. tr for District 1 was made raised during the county’s Queen of Hearts contest. Miss Roberts won the On investigating this dam­ U)is year's lair. The Post willj publie transportation —Mountain police today tic- vital Upon graduation from Scut, this morning by A. C. Smith age, police say they have title for bringing in a total of $221. Presenting the cheek is Shealey Rest, celebrate Its birthday anni­ service*." gan digging out the bodies of inula High School, he served Jr., entering the political solved a series of breaking owner of Melodee Skating Rink, where Sunday’s event was staged. versary on March 1G. There presently I* no pas­ 83 vacationers from snow• • ♦ arena for the first time. and enterings in the area ami with the United State Muriiio covered wreckage of a Brit- senger traffic on the JacksonSmith lias been in business some of the stolen article* Ctrps during the Korean con­ We know of u chap who ish airliner which imackvd vlllc-to-Mlami rail line. flict, and wit* decorated twice in Scminule County since were recovered. complained ot waiting 45 min­ into an Alpine peak in Ausfor valor during this period. 1946. being a partner with his Other plares entered by utes in a doctor's office and 1tria’s worst air disaster. Thomas states that he has brother in Smith Lumber and the youth, according to police, was told "you should have Supply at liongwood until include the John Faedi home ulwaya had n strong druiro to puilcncc—that's what the doc­ lie in law enforcement and sin* tor has . . . patients." TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — 1901. Since that time he has In I-ongwood and the lxutgBAIUUN, South Viat Nam ccrcly believes that, If elected, • • • operated a hardware More at wood Elementary Scltool. (UPI) — . MaJ. Gen. Nguyen A governor-appointed U-um of would perform a good servieu A total o f four candidate* Long wood I Ma s a Shopping The four hoys were releas­ 'Hie "soft drink thieves" Khsnlt a*id Sunday he be* pollca and FBI men under for tha pcoplo o f Scinlnulo Center. ed In custody of Utcir par­ •re operating again. llW jf] **'• North O riu d o 'Village .•**’ ^ * * •■ * Presidenthil order Intensified 4$* «■* litv. Iirn f 1st bo lie I* a member of Sanford ent* pending possible action Ci unty. "I ant aware o f tha open up vending machines. L’ouncIIi*Od Cll* Tha County CUrl'a office .and S, suptr "Undent of pus- wiupalgn that .killed ’ flva I their search today for persons necessity of eo-operating with remove the cap from a buttle, i Charter Ifciard has filed Tuesday noon will begin ae- lie luiructioi, supervisor of American-- last month has tha I b a h I n d violence associated Masonir Lodge and the Con­ In Children's Court. Investigating were Deputy all other law agencies, at a lo* insert a straw and drink their qualifying petitions before repting qualification d a t a j registration, hoard of pulilic hacking of French agent* iu with :i year-long Florida East sistory and Shrine at Orlando. He I* married to the former Charles Fagan Jr. and Ling- ml and state level, in order to fill . . . without dropping ■ ISaturday a noon deadline, from candidates fur the Moy instruction member* f r o m league with the Communist*. Coast Railway strike. Miriam K. Roy tin and they wood l'ulico Chief Claude achieve maximum efficiency dime and without removing ^ r*- Barbara Peters, village 5 Primary. Deadline for fit- . District* 2 and 3, county j R a i l r o a d official*, who for this office," he laid. I.a jo . reside at Henry Levy Park. ing i» noon .March 17. suiveyor, justice of peutu P l m f g F o U n i l llie bottle from the machine. clerk, reported today. said they increased their scCouncil candidate* running A hn*l o f county office* and constable fur District* 3, TAHOE VALLEY, Calif, curlty guuid to ut least ion, R. T, Milwec, County for the group two post are uro in the race thi* year, I uml G. (UIM) — The Air Force an- said they welcomed the slate achool* superintendent, par­ Robert E. Stephenson, incum­ tunging from thu clerk uf Alsu to be named arc Dem* mmiiecd today that a Para- mid federal InveMigntoi*. ticipated in the groundbreak­ bent and David G. Tilson. Circuit Court to justices uf ocrutic national committee- dise Airlines plane that disGuv. Furri* Bryant SuturThose running for the group the peace and constables. ing cercmonici held Friday niuu mid committeewonmii in appeared over Lake Tahoe duy ordered 15 highway pafour post now held by Mayor in Orlando for the construc­ Tniiimmn Philip J. Allen The second Primary it j ,|lp ilCOiul Primary, Suml.iy with 85 persons h ad1trolmen, six Sheriff* llurcuu W. W. Anderson are Mrs. tion of Cenlrul Florida'* new. . scheduled fur May 'Jfi. Couii- j 0|I ,j„. htiltu level, the fol­ been liinnil on a mountain just - investigutor* and Assistant rode Atlantic C o a s t I.ino'* education television station | I' ll.,,,1rinslca'1 » n<l lla r ly posts open fur election |„wi,ig pusis will he filled west of Genoa in Douglas j state Ally. Joseph Jacob* to N'unihei 175 for the hint time old E. Wilkes. which will l)o utilUing UIIF this year, nil f o r four-year this year: County, Nev., about 45 tulles investigate thu homliing* hut Charter Board candidate* early Monday morning, then channel 24. terms, are: south ot Reno. A spokesman iu concentrate on kinnllvr InGovernor, secretary o f include Hubert Wesley Dean, Ciicuil Court rlcrk, sheriff, s t a t e , treasurer, attorney said there were no survivors. rldrnls connected with tha hung up his hul on a record Hubert Dcrum. Lucy Fairof 54 year* in transportation. A meeting of the Long (ax assessor, tax collector, general, strike. aupciintcndent of burn. Gloria Fcrrin, Etta M. Ho hail ex|M*cte<! a quiet ride of „ Range Planning Committee ot ... ... , county judge, county cuunty proseprose public instruct inn, comptrol­ Stale planes were ordered mIh>u ii I the piggyhuck special the Seminole County Chamber - M#rv ‘ ||ow^ ,. •u“ '<sr attorney county cum- ler, coinniUsioner o f agricul­ lo putiul tlie state-long FEC from Jacksonville to Ida home public track* the governor aulil. ! ! . y 'I.!.' I Charles A. Trcslcr ami Jay missioned for Dist. n ta 1, a ture, rail toad ami slut ion. It was. But the end­ ed for Wednesday, has been ... utilities commissioner, Con­ Last week President John­ ing w a s different. postponed. It'll be held Friday |' Uc, iMr#!jon b(>ok„ dl)scd gressional representative for son ordered Fill men to eonTliero were flashra from noon at Jim Spencer's. Byron crlitrate on the Investigation rnnteru* and u host o f ruilroad the Fifth District, Supreme last Friday afternoon with a Kimball und Francis Itoumil The Sanford Naval Air Sta­ after two tiuins went dyna­ Con it justices for Groups I, total of INI residents regist­ mill railroad union officiuls to lat Jr., arc co-chairmen. tion will roll out It* welcome mited during the duy lie vis­ 2 ami tl. ered. gn-et him. .......... . „ , , Election* will laheld Other offices lip for elec­ mat Tiiesilaj a* a 10-plane ited Florid* While the state Neither tlie rnilttiml nor thn When English Estate* School Mard, , 7 7 „ 7 ,, A-5A Vigilante attack squad tram will aid the Fill III thn tion include: union would let hi* record of Principal Morris "thy ap-|,„ |toom sjx |hp Nl)rlb rnn returns after eight The "storking bandit" till | Judge ol the District dynamiting*, Bryant ordered reared at the dedication of 0rlamll, c<impjin>. , ~es on against Saturday night, ob-^ Court o f Appeals, Second Ap- month* in the Atlantic and it to pul speeiul emphasis oil fill years in transportation go a Liard the the smaller deeds — shooting* unnoticed. T h e y applauded the new plant last week lie Un8W()0j . 0vJcdo Hoa,|. tainitu an undisclosed amount pollute District; state uttor- Mediterranean him with words and ship* on supcrcarricr USS Indepen­ said he would accomplish ttr>t | _______________ of ra-.lt In the holdup of the ru.y< Ninth Judiciu) Circuit, in the homes of mil worker* the buck. thing* lirst. He immediately « . .. . Handy food store on French Hnd m rut h e r of House dence. uml similar incident*. Philip J. Allen had started Aircraft and (light crew* introduced his wile. T O i l l II j Q I I C u Avenue at I bird Street. ,,f Keptesentatives, Seminole Ilia career when only 13 years from Sanford's Heavy Attack ' Wearing a woman'* stock County. old und worked after school And speaking of schools.j 111 R o b b e r y 1ing as a mask, as hr lias in If thu Number 1 constitu­ Squadron one are expected C f n r L H n n r f c and during vacation*, lie first to begin arriving at the air I 1 C U U 3 Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, principal j An Altamonte Springs youth previous robberies, the ban- tional iiniriidmciit p a s s e * served a* u messenger hoy of Southsiile Elementary in is being held in the county ,m (orn-d the clerk to empty next November, several state nation soon after 9 a. in., uc- C n r C n m t n n I n turn mmed into thu muchinu cording to latest word received ^ 0 r ^ 1 7 1 1 1 1 0 1 6 Sanford, hold* same sort of jail on an armed robbery a caN-, register In a p a p er1offices will huve to be voted shop. record. Sim taught lind grade j charge after a holdup of si |assvk. lie was brandishing a 1oil ago in in IPIU) for four |from the Independence, OfflI^ter lie moved to the tool i rials emphasised Uiat the at the siiHxil for 20 year* and service station on Route 436. ;;n ealilur revolver, year terms. They're Mailing for the department and at the age of : time Is purely tentative and for the last 19 year* she's j Charged i* Bernard Maxofficers converged on nlork l» pay a visit to the 13 was assistant storekeeper. These include the govi-ruuicon d he changed hy opera!been the principal. We'd ven- well. It). Sheriffs deputies re- nK. ar,.a. as soon as the rob-1 ship, sccriTaty of slate, rounty j*il today. A "gurnt" Ho became a truininuii 41 | ing condition* around the turc to say that it looks as port Maxwell staged the hold ] |H.ry wa* reported und scour- i trcusuicr, attorney g.nerul, at tlie loral institution I* ex- years ago, a post ho has held ship though she'll he pcrmancnll up last Tuesday. They report |cd downtown Salt Sanford to no superintendent o f public inpreting. since. , The remainder of Uw squad • • • ! the victim identified his ax nil A L ie rhrrk thi* morning nlruellon, comptroller and Mr. and Mr*. Allen livs at Police todav also reported " lru“ .................. , " ml . ron'. 300 plus support per And gelling hack to English assailant and the arrest fol at the jail got thi* content: l i t Holly Avenue, a homo a breaking and entering some ,'on" ,,lM,0" rr ,,f ■*ricullure' |«mnrl .re slated to begin airEstates school for a para-] lowed, “ Any hour now." they have occupied for tin) i lifting into Sanford late Wed­ graph, Girl Scout Troop 393 Details of the rubbery were time Sunday night at Hie ■ )ou might *ay the Jail o f­ post 41 years. On Muy 4 they nesday afternoon. presented a new Hag to he not available this morning, Palace Itcer garJen. 4U8 San n ! s . _ _ | J _ I J i Greeting the returning air­ ficials arc on pin* and wil. celebrate their golden lord Atcnuc. The thief took I x I l C S n e i O r O T displayed front the n e w — —---------------ni-cdlr*. or iH*|m t * aa the wedding anniversary. men will lie crowd* of dceight Itotile* n( wine and $6. p la n ., iiagpoie. # case may It . We'll keep you j pen lent*, friend*, military Allen waa born in Enter­ tuned in on latent develop­ prise and cumu to Muuford Funeral services for W il-' and civic leaders. Banners ment*. Iiau, Hawkins, IG. of port O r - (will announce Uio event at Cameron says cither a new-, 3 . with his parents when liu was comer or a fool predict, the -n-l Burial -erv.re. range, fatally injured iu a fall NAS Sanford and downtown, six months old. weather and then he'd better “ r D. Wormuth. If. ^ I S S i n Q T o t her* Friday afternoon, were Since leaving Sanford last He is a charter member o f no. hang up his Jacket u„,||) D. S-N avy, o f 1000 y. or 11)00 Park Park AveAve- ' .'e^-old boy was the ,<J ,H’ •» •* P«<" Jul>- V A,,’ > h*‘ flown “ » Brotherhood of R a i l r o a d he held at Sebring. • • (,f „ h iU.y at First Metlnall.t Church. tv*in-j*-t Vigilantes from the alter Easter. Anyway, Cam­ Trainmen 976 and helped to ^ * 2 ^ •I ^ i Ontnye. ..urta. « a . I., t - i l ^ « » « “ eck of the Indc eron credit* the Bible with The Una was not announced. ^ Selection of a Jury to hear orpunixe the Sanford Division. W ormuth was injured in a Path, pcndcnce a* part of the U.S. saying that can't Idl the ! feel cell vxnl.,.i.... .......... . Allen is a member of the ...... you ............... wandered about a quarter in lli'lltnui* Mi'inifi iul a damage »uit in Circuit i Second and Sixth Fleet's hulwinter front summer except ' , Thursduy Dcytonu Bcuih. Court occupied much of this Oviedo F 4 A 51 243, Sanford - .* # i- a t S u n fo r il ViiVi.1 Aim a ,,1“ l by the blooming of the (|g Sanford N«v.| Air Station at home t* Michael Hawkins fell from a Marl( °f defense. The »hip morning in the county court­ Chapter OKS 2 and a member and died I rtday afternoon at in e*. And. »ay * Perry. o f the First Presbyterian ,r"" *!ridr y. - ftt rn,r M “ l AnlhoV’ ilartkopf. M r!! »<uff«ldlng while working Fri- h«» ranged . . far smith . . house. white fig* arc blooming which Grunge Memorial Hospital. Ur­ and Mrs. N. E. Ilartkopf of *'< y nfternuuii at Pinecre.t Gi.anunamo H.y. Tuba, and M (j Nt.1|l0 Wagner ha* Ctturch. lulidu, mean* that thcre’li he no 210 \V<fb<lmerc Avenue in Hie Shopping Center. Ho died a w | brought Ulc action Hie court court action Surviving is his wife. Mary more fro»t. He add*, tlie blue f'raver Home subdivision. *1 ort time later at Florida j , against Ben K. McCormack LcIl Wormuth, furmeily of fig tree* will bloom next. Sheriff's deputies »aid the .Sanitarium and Hospital Win- [ INUZI A r r C S l C d a* a result of injuries she al­ Seining. Woiiiiuth was a na­ boy wa* located in a water j L r Putk. FRANKFURT, Germany legedly received in October, WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e SUKI'HISE wum rggiatcretl on the face o f Philip tive of Deposit, K. V, hole north of Mattie Street. Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled (UPI) — An ex-Naxi official, I960. J. Allen Sutuluy when he uliifhtud from hit At­ Supreme Court today affirm­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ----Assisting in the search were ‘hath a* ‘'accidental." Gerhard Holme, who Jumped lantic Const Line Roilrond truin to round out Mr*. Wagner claim* injur­ ed a rulini that U. S. con­ The United Flute* In.* dc»erlb-j o t O C K S H I b C Surviving aie lii* wife, Mr*. bail to escape the "m ercy ies from an automobile wreck gressional districts ut Texa* Special Deputy Carl Smith &i junta o f sttrvicu. With him id Al McMillan. ml aa "unfoundsd" Russian NEW YORK (UPQ—Stock* and Deputy James R. Moore, Ella Hawkins; a son, Robert killing" trial, in West Ger­ on Highway 17-92 and Con* must b« redrawn but left the He und H. O. Hugwell, vice president o f the charges that military rocketsl continued to advance at the’ The tot disappeared at W. Hawkins, at home, and a many ha* been arrested in cord Road. door open for a postponement Brotherhood o f Truinmen, Lodgo 976, presented md y-j* him b r i n g built in West tier- iq citing today un (airly In-avy about tl a. m. and fias 10* to­ daughter, Judith Mur llnw- \r; eulina, it was announced Hearing Hie rate Is Circuit until alter Hus year's elecAllen u host of Rifts. Ruilroad officiuls, friends 1 trading. i ealed about three hours later. |kins, of Cuvtogton, h y. i today, U ny , Judge Vaasar Carlton, and members o f the Alien funyjg ^ere ou bandy t- ^ e iO c* $100,000 Reward For Saboteurs Railways Join BRIEFS Effort To End Citrus Man Killed FEC Bombings King Worse Four Arrested In Vandalism Mechanic Runs For Constable ! Best 1963 Film Business Man In Board Race Recover Bodies 9 Qualify In North Orlando Qualifying To Open French Accused State, FBI Teams Intensify Hunt Tuesday For May 5 Sanford Trainman Retires Vigilante Unit Returns Tuesday Slocking Bandit Strikes Again County Jail Tod.)-, tickler _ Wormuth Rites ,A t Sebrinq Fall Victim Deputies Find Jury Selected In Damage Suit Texas Too Charge Denied •• i » �\ . . . Karlyle IlmiMhoider took the gavel and will nerve a« the Chamber president for 1DG4. He is pictured here witli Mrs. Housholder at the an* nunl dinner just before . . . . . . Brig. Gen. Harr)' Sands Jr. addressed the 150 present. General Sands, pictured here with Mrs. Sands, is commnndcr of the Air Force Missile Teat Center, Patrick APB. Alsu a t . . . . . . the nnnunl Chamber dinner were Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Barre, o f Winter Park, among other out-of-town guests. Mrs. Barre is assistant to the president of Winter Pork Telephone Com­ pany. (Herald Photos) Two Longwood men were charged with breaking and entering over the weekend after a burglary at Charlia's Bar on Routs 496. Charged by the sheriffs of­ fice are Jam ei Lycani and Lee Moore. They are being bald In the county JalL EGLIN AFB, (U PI) — Police aay the two men re ­ moved a window sometime Fiva weary Air Force men Friday morning aqd took all who spent five days bobbing the money from machines in the tavern. They also took a quantity o f whisky, deputies ■aid. Recovered were 6162 in cash and three bottles of whisky. Investigating were Deputies FEBRUAKY 2t J. Q. (Slim) Galloway and i . Arimlftknu R. Moors. Sima Jones, Daniel Leeds, Sara Jans Smith, Doris Kisher, Donald Wbitlen, Joimniv Hartley, Scott Burns, Delores IK THN CIRCUIT COURT o r Beverly McDer­ T H R RIK TK JUDICIAL CIR­ Knudaen, CUIT, IK AKD FOR S E M I- mott, Faustina Witt, Anita KOLB COURTT, FLORIDA. Green, Fo C Be inbo, Judy IK C H A K C R R T KO. 1STTS Baker, S h e r y l Thompson, KOTICH OF SUIT l.KHMK A. W IIIT TI NOTOM Frank Korrir, Mary Miller, and IIIKNU U. W IUTTINUall of Sanford; Marvella ToN , his w ife, ria ln llffa . O m n i, Llta Bell, Longwood; VI. J. W IL L niDBM OUn and ANN Percy Kelley Sr., Dellary; niD EN O U n. hla w llt l IMO- Doris Skeen, Oiteen; Wayne NKKH METALS OF OltLAMDO. INC., a Florida corporation ; Barnum, Lake Mary; Clara Monroe; T IIB COMMKHCIAL HANK AT McKcnncy, L a k e W iN T K n I’ A It K, F L o n iD A , a Suian Larsen, Meriden, Coun. banking corporation axlatln* Births undar the law s e l tha Kioto ot F lorida! IIORNB . WILSON. Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Bembo, INC., a Florida corporation ; and CHASE A COMI’ ANT, a baby boy, Mr. and Mra. Fred­ Florida corporation. erick Knudaen, baby boy, Mr. Dolandanta. and Mrs. Kenneth McDermott, T U B STATU OS* FLORIDA I TOi J, W IL L lllDENOHIl and baby boy, Mr. and Mrt. ANN II I I) K S O U It, hla vrlfa. raaldanco unknown; Wade Fisher, baby boy, all of laat known ratldanca, I’ .O. Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Donald Dos 111. I l l K. Church Skeem, baby boy, Oiteen Ptr«at. t.onsw nod, Florida) Discharges laat l.nown mailing e d ­ itress, O tuaral Dallvary, a . C. Williams, Patricia WUNorris. Tannaaaaa. * i ara harabr notified that deman, Janet Irwin, Bernice a ai.il hat baan filed aaalntl Hall, Teresa Aun Griffith, »ou and PIONEER METALS Annie Alexander, Sherman OF ORLANDO. INC., a Florida corporation: T1IE COMMER­ Ware, Mra. Sara Fitxpatrick CIAL HANK AT W INTER and baby girl, Homer Wil­ PARK. FLORIDA, a hanklns corporation aalatlna under tha liams, all of Sanford; Mar) lawo o l tho State •<( Florida! Tilley, Radford, Va.; Cnth IIOttNK - W lL SO g, INC., a Florida rorporallun i and erine Slaughter, Perry, Fla.; CHASE A COMPANY, a F lo r­ William Sleg, Geneva; Itenu ida corporation. In tho above Toole, Eustla; Ben Joe, Ot•m illed cauaoii and that you are hereby r.q u lrsd to file teen; Guitav Loser, Newman you r anoatar with tha Clark o f Wheeler, DeBary; John Coch­ thla Court, and to aorvo a copy th tr to f upon the Plain- ran, Lake Mary title or Plaintiffs* Attorney, FEBRUARY » whose name and a dd rttt la; Admissions E. A MIIIU>lii: OLLIFF, J R . 10# North Park Avonua. P. O. Annie Ruth Robinson, Jaine. Hoa l « l l , Sanford, Florida, nut McCloud, Nettle Pearl Diton, lo u r than March ltd, A. D. Julia Heaton, all uf Sauford; IM I. If you fall to do ao, CDcrat Thomas Sermons, O s t e o n ; pro confaaao w ill bo antarad a g a in .t you for tha rallat da- Virginia Hogarth, New Smyr­ tandad In tha Complaint. Comnlalnt. mandad na Beach; Edua Know lea, Tha natura o f ssld ault bain* for FUltBCLOSlIltK o f MOIIT Tangerine, Fla. Births OAtlE ancuntbarln* tha proparly In Bamlnola County, Mr. and Mra. Bruce Green, F lorida, to-w ltt Tho W ool Tl feat o f tha baby buy, Sanford Boat O ne-H alt (E lk ) of all Dlschargri that part o f IILCK'K J. W I LI ME RE, lyin g North Rotclla Adams, Peggy Layof Church Street (said ton, Roy Burton, Josephine lllo ck I lying North of Church Straot being t i l Brown, Carolyn R. Walters fast fron tin g on Church and baby boy, all of Sanford; Slroat and 111 feat In Hoialee Small, Titusville dep th ), accord in g to plat MARCH 1 Ih tra of recorded In Plat llouk I, 1‘aga III, Public Admissions llacnrdo uf Sem inole Coun­ Nada Johnson, Anne R. Ty­ ty. Florida. WJTNKSM roy hand anJ tho ner, Zlllersteen Bellamy, Bat­ peal o f oald Court at Sanford. ty L. Jack, Judith Quest, Dan­ rio rlJ a , this lUi day ot Fobny Ray Hoberts, alii of San­ bruary, A. D. IM I. (HEAL) ford; Frank B. Hastings, Arthur II. Uockw lth. Jr.. Clark o f tho C ircuit Court Longwood; Mary L. Marrs, llyi Martha T. Vlbleu Lake Mary Eglin Airmen Saved After 5 Days Adrift At Sea Hospital Notes Legal Notice Deputy Clerk (A copy o f tho com plain t I li­ ad htraln. la attaehad la Ika cop y o f this notlca which la fuelled to each defendant tor ttlioai a reaidauu# m ore opaulXlo than a olata o r country w a s given In llio a a o r o s la ts incut filed kortln by tha H alittiffs , tholr a a .n l or a oU rn ty .) K. Aaabrwad O lllff, Jr. K a Boa l i l t Sanford. Florida l-gkllah Tab. It, 1114. IT, It, * Births Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, baby boy. Sunion! Ditchargck Frank Furrie, Bert Thomas. Thelma Roberson, Gram E. Middleton, Johnnie Hartley, Nettie Let Morgan, William Speigle, Jose Allen, all of Sanford; Dorsett Smith, Mait­ land In the wind • whipped At­ lantic ocean aboard an airsea rescue plane were back at home base today-thank* to tha deftness o f an expert in rough tea takeoffs. The men were marooned In a twin • angina HU10 amphi­ bian ISO miles from the nearcat land by rough aeaa which prevunted them from taking o ff again. Tha plane had land­ ed Feb. 25 to recover an in­ strument package dropped by a rocket fired from Cape Ken­ nedy. Col. Louis J. Sacana, a speriallat in water taka • off* and landings, boarded the heaving craft from a Coast Guard cutter Sunday ami guided it through 16-foot swell* to • jet-aasiated take­ off. T h e Coast Guard also brought nlung 500 gallons of gasoline. The crewmemliera bad kept the craft's engines running during moat o f tha five day-a to keep Its Hole headed Into the wind and hea­ vy sea., and the tanka wera also empty. The plane'* position was about 140 mils* east of Great Abaco Island in th* Bahamas and about 300 miles northeast of Miami. "Aa soon at we got down Jeri Wheatland Band Wins Jeri Wheatland and hand captured tup tumors Saturday night during the Leap Year Talent 'Show at the Sanford Junior High School auditornun. Jeri, a 13-year-uld Sauloni Junior High student led her five-piece outfit in several numbers which captured the eye of contest Judges who were Cuunty Judge Vernon Mire, Mayor At Lornunn ot Longwood, George T o u l i y , Marian lianuon and Julian Strnatrom. Karen and Gloria Greene, a mother and daughlcr hula dance team, took second place honors. C l a r e n c e "C racker" Douaklsou, Lake Mary poatinaater, served as master of ceremonies. The event was spuusuied by the Lake Mary Chamber ot Commerce which anticipates making it au annual affair. Also included in the pro­ gram were organ and accordian numbers by Harold and Ralph Unger, a duel by Joy Wester and Delores Klrsch, the Muosc hat dance. Gre. gory Nichols on hi* trom­ bone, vocal* by Ronnie Swain who accompanied himself on the guitar, a ballet number by Marilyn Sprouse and Deb bie McLain, A1 Skinner's mafician’ a act, and songs by Charles Best who arcompanted himself on tin- guitar aod Um organ. '» tha waves picked up to much we couldn't gel o ff the water,” said CapL Day Dowell, skip­ per of the plane. Girl Scouts Visit Cabin In Orlando By Maryann Miles Girl Scout Troop 111 of the Bear Lake Elementary School, the Fire Birds and Camp Ca;>era, recently made an overnight stay at the Girl Scout Cabin in Orlando. This was Uio first overnight trip fur a few ot the girls. Transportation wai provid­ ed by Mrs. Sue Gates, Mrs. Sarah Hall and Mrs. Mary Williamsou. Those making the visit were Marsha Buell, Kay Beilly, Darlene Hail, Jane Rupert, Janice Buckner, Terry Wil­ liamson, Sara Mostrom, Bo Rrennon. Cissy Baird, Nancy Carr, Jean Stephemon, Dr nise Herota a n d Juanita Gates. A spaghetti supper was pre­ pared on Friday night by Juanita, Marsha and Terry and breakfast of scrambled eggs and pancakes tha next morning was cooked by Mar­ sha and Sara. Terry and De­ nise made Saturday lunch. Plans were made by tile girls fur their work on active citiienvhip badges. Due to the Inclement weath­ er the girls decided to return home Saturday afternoon and IraiiMKirlnliuu was provided this time by Alfred Mostruin and Bob Barid. New leader uf this troop, which meets ou Wednesdays alter school, is Mrs. Mary Williamsou. Troop 244 In 50-Mile Hike Boy Scout Troop 244. spun sored by the Sanford Elks Club, completed a Su mile hike over the weekend by marching to Union Park near Orlando on Saturday and re­ turning Sunday. Itie outing was under tlie direction of Scoutmaster James Duron and assistant Scoutmasters Marty Golden, Jtiu McClellan and John K. Kenewlcx. Also, Junior assist­ ant Scoutmasters Kevin Edge and Jimmy Lyons participat­ ed in the event along with Senior Patrol leader John Heller. Duron said to boys took part In the affair. Individual cooklui wav a specialty of the event along with thp pre­ paration and carrying of In dividual packu. VEG ETABLE REPORT Federal State Market Newa Service Sanford Sanford-Oviedo-ZeRwood District: Windy and mild. Showers a.m., cloudy, p.m. Cabbage: demand fair to good, market about steady. Domestic round type, 1% bu. crates, f t-85 to |1.50, mostly ,61-BO, very few . higher, few •mall aise, lower; 60 lb . sacks, mostly $1.26, very few higher, poorer, lower. Carrots: demand moderate, market about steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb. film parked, |2.06 to (2.30; 50 lbs. loose, 61-85 to 62.10. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 16 In. crates, Pas­ cal typo, 2 dos., 64; 2 4 and 3 dor., 64 25; 4 dot. and smaller, |3.75; hearts, 24 count, film wrapped, 64.76. Chinese cabbage: offerings light 16 in. crates, 62.60. Endive: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 1 1'9 bu. crates, $3 to 63.26. Escarole: demand moderate, market about steady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, 62.76 to 63. Lettuce: insufficient aupplies to quote. Onions, green: demand fair, market steady. Cratea, 8 dos. bunches, Parsley: demand light, mar­ ket slightly weakar. Crates, 6 dos. bunches, $1.76 to 62.26. Parsnips: offerings light baskets, 12-1 lb. film packed, 61.25. Radishes: demand fair, mar­ ket about steady. Basket*, film packed, red variatiea, 85 cents to f t ; whit* varieties, 24-8 os.. 61.75 to 62. Spinach: insufficient tupplies to quote. rr A Loan W orks Better When The Terms Are ciate hearing from mothers who have apare time. Frank Gore, principal, re­ ported that conference day at the school has been set Marcli! 13 with the evening al March 12 allotted for working par­ ents. He also advised that Spring Vacation would tie March 27-30 and expressed appreciation to the parentfor their fine cooperation. The program was in charge of Mrs. Helen Wolk and re­ freshments were served by third grade room mothers. EMPIRE GOVT. INSPECTED LIMIT 1 WITH ORDER PLEASE HICKORY SMOKED SUGAR CURED PICNICS STEAK LB. ROUND SIRLOIN Lb. LE A N T A S T Y PO RK STEA K S FRESH M E A T Y PIG FEET . • 'W IE N E R S * •BO LO G NA • S M O K E D SA U SA G E lb. 39c lb. 10c 3 u>s. :» 89 HERSHEY’S SUGAR The most eatlifaetory loan Is the one that solves your Immediate money problem, without putting ■(train on your pockttbook. Under our plan, the pay­ ment schedule is set up to give you every pot* Bible advantage. LOAMS DP TO t l O l -G .A .C .FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N 111 X r w f fS fI S r fa E 2474) OBI ONTO 421H. Oranga Avt-Mrdsa 44605 401 W. Central Bird, CArdan 36493 1243(.Colonial Dr,6M*H 5-2B41 LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING rr By • WOODROW CASH Many of you seemed to enjoy our article last week concerning the cor* o f knitted suits, to w* thought w* would bring to you, through this column, news o f new fabrics and ma­ terials being manufactured. The Na­ tional Institute c f Cleaning keeps us up to date on any new fabric, ita content and tha best way It can be cleaned, according to their laboratory reault*. We aro able to avoid any trial and error methods aud give our customer* th* latest, ana most modern, knowledge o f skillful drycleaning. However, it la also useful to know something about the fabric before you buy. Then, you will know what to expect from your dry cleaner, the car* the gunnvnt or fabric must be given, and Ita wearing quality. A fabric that b practical in on* section o f the country U sometimes impractical in another. For Instance, in Florida, we have the strong ray* o f tha min and its Undone/ to fail* color* and also cause damage to the material itaelf, particularly when com­ bined with strong bleaches. At any time, you ran de­ pend on a reliable cleaner, your DOWNTOWN CLEAN KRN. for up to date information and akillfui skillfu care of )uur garimiuls. See, cr coll, tha DOWNTOWN CLEANER* ft LAUNDERERS 111 h. PALMK1IO A Vb. president-elect of the Florida Education Council. Plans for the Fashion Show to be held at 7:30 p.m., March 17, were reported by Mrs. Mary Stripling who ad­ vised that tickets for child­ ren aud adults are now avail­ able. A feature of the show will be "the girl with tho green hair" and proceed* will go to buy school equipment. Announcement was made that Mrs. Vi Segrest la in need of assistance in the school clinic and will appre­ RHONE 222-3282 LIMIT 1 WITH ORDER PLEASE Showboat Spaghetti........ Showboat Pork & Beans .. Bush Blackeyed P e a a ..... Bush Baby Butter Limas PLANTATION NO. SOS CANS 3 m M 8 EACH MEAL or G R IT S ............ Large Bag 25c M C U l T ISSU ES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I k MARCAL 400 COUNT URGE FAB Limit 1 With I I Order \9 rv SHURFRESH BISCUITS 5‘ LIMIT 8 WITH 89 ORDER MEDIUM DOZ. 'i n Two Charged In Breaking FRANCIS E. Roumillnt Jr., outgoing president o f the Seminole County Chuniber of Commerce, and Mrs. Roumillat are pictured ut the annual dinner o f the Chnmber when . . . consisting of Mrs. Mayme Rhodes, Mrs. Florence Berg and Mrs. Marge Armstrong was appointed and will make a report at the April meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Swofford announced that delegates to the district conference would tie Mrs. Annie Sue Hanks, Mra. Jean Nuss and Mrs. Lil­ lian Donaldson. A request w is presented by Don Noe 11 that members sup­ port George Dabbs, principal of the Bear Lake Elementary School, In his nomination aa „ FLA. G RADE " A " EGGS 4 3 < ••nit Tb« third ia a aeries of mid-week Lenten Service* at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church o f Sanford on the theme, "Christianity and Con­ temporary Life," will be held this Wednesday at 7:90 p. m. Guest speaker will be Lt. B. M. FI tiger a Id, flight In•tractor In VAH-S at Sanford Naval Air Station. HU topic will be "Christianity and Mili­ tary." Lt. Fltxgerald la a rail dent o f Sanford, U married and la a member of Pine exeat Baptist Church where be has served as chairman of the board of deacons and presently ia on the teaching staff. The service will include dialogue between P a s t o r George Xinnamon and the speaker. A question and an­ swer period will follow with the congregational participat­ ing. This feature of the services has proved most Inspiring as pastor, speaker and congre­ gation endeavor to learn how to "b e the church." Watchword for Lent. IBM, is "lie the Church, Come to Church." By Jalia Bartas A capacity audience of Al­ tamonte Springs Elementary PTA members and guests met last Tuesday evening in the school auditorium for the regular burners session and a program on the theme of Fonraler'* Day. Special guest for the o c­ casion was F. M. Kirkland, former district PTA repre­ sentative, who talked on Founder's Day noting that the association first was organ­ ised on Feb. 17, 1867. He showed the comic and informative film, "Murder in PTA" which proved most en­ joyable to the audience. Rounding out the program was a group of Mrs. Trene King’* sixth graders with ifathleen McDermott recit­ ing the Gettysburg Address; songs and poems presented in choral reading and conclud­ ing with "T ap*" played by Doug Finch of South Semi­ nole Junior High. During the business meet­ ing Mrs. Jean Nu*s reported that the Altamonte PTA now has a total of 248 members. Mrs. Lillian Donaldson gave the treasurer's report stating that after all library bills were paid there will remain a balance of 6900 for other projects. Members voted to purchase fan* for school classrooms after hearing a report from William Segrest that coats of air conditioning would be ex­ tremely high. He advised that he had contacted offi­ cials at tho elomentary school in Lak* Mary, where fane aro successfully used, and have approval of the school board, and recommend­ ed that similar equipment be purchased for Altamonte. He pointed out that with ^*c fans, air would be circulated, bothersome gnats would be eliminated and tho rooms would be much mare comfort­ able. A nominating committee ^ FRESH CRISP CARROTS A ^ LARGE RAG CRISP GREEN CABBAG E lb 0 5' U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW • «P O P ONIONS 3 18. BAG 1 7 ‘ Pricr* Good Thru Wed. Quantity Rights Rearned 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. St. ft Sanford Avc______1100 W. 13th. St. tittiit Lt. Fitzgerald To Speak For Good Shepherd iiii'it t Housholder New C Off € Proxy Capacity Audience Attends Meeting Of Altamonte PIA u u itH u m u . f l u fa sta r t Vrrall Page 2— Mon. Mar. 2, '64 i / : ■_.*< Li �J. f t mt ! i VIit Buttori Vrralh Sorensen Signs For JFK Book Mon. Mar. 2, ’64— Page 3 4-H Girls Set Meetings Each Week By Bernice Kelsey Meetings o( the Oviedo Jun ior 4-H Girls Club h«ve been announced for each Friday Ntcmoon Immediately after school instead of for alter, nate Fridays as previously scheduled. Meetings will be held at 3:30 p.m. each week in the Home Economics Hoorn. The girls, under direction of their leader, Mrs. J. M. Dingman. are learning to use machines and how to clean ___ eir equipment. Blouses are SANFORD NAVAL Air Station hns been presented h certificate of lng made as the current achievement for “ noteworthy performance" in the National Vehicle Safe­ project and those completing ty Check Program for the third consecutive year. Cdr. S. R. Stanul this garment are beginning (right), station executive officer, was presented the award certificate by work on skirts. Some of the girls also are making pin Sgt, Vince Smallwood, of the Florida Highway Patrol. (Navy Photo) cushions M home. Announcements were made •at a recnet meeting for a visit to an Ocala stud farm or to Silver Springs; County /Cvents Day. April, beginning By coincidence, the plane HALIFAX. N. S. (UP1) I t # a. m. at the County Thirty four survivor* from the and rescue ship wore on airAgricultural Center and for tanker Amphialos w e r e sea maneuvers in the area— By Donna K*tc» State 4-H Events Day in tlie destroyer escort only five Members and friends of the brought safely to shore today Gainesville, May 1-2. miles from the stricken tank­ Members of the club are Longwood Civic League will by the Canadian destroyer es­ er. encouraged to participate, If meet at the Clvie League cort which plucked them from Five of the survivors were Building on Church Street possible, in all events. Tuesday at 10:13 a. m. to the stormy North Atlantic hospitalized for shock and form a car caravan to the where their ship split in two. bone fractures when brought ashore early today. DeBary Mansion House. The All but two of the Liberian The remainder were taken trip is planned in place of tanker’* 36 crewmember* to local hotels to rest. the League's regular March were rescued Sunday when by meeting. chance a Royal Canadian air Those who attend will be force plane and the destroy­ expected to bring their own er escort Athabaskan sighted By Donna Estate* sack lunches. the broken vessel foundering Announcement has been in towering seas 200 miles South Seminole VFW Post 1207 will sponsor a rummage made that the League will west of here. Two of the Amsal* April 3-4, from 9 a. m. sponsor, as its first fund rais­ phialos' Greek seamen were . . . You may be qualified for until 3 p. m. each day, at ing project of the year, a lost. ft.000 life insurance . . . so The tanker broke In two so you will not bunion your Fern Plaza, Commander Ro­ dinner to be held March 21 from 4 until 8 p. m. at the rapidly late Saturday that it loved one* with funeral and b e r t March announced today. apparently had no chance to other expenses. Thia NEW Donations of good used Civic League Building. policy is especially helpful to Included on the menu will radio for help. clothing, furniture, kitchen those between 40 and 00. No be steak, mashed potatoes, utensils and white elephants medical examination neccsvegetables, desserts ami cof­ may be taken to the *wst OL}) LINE L E G A L RE­ home on the Old Dixie High­ fee. Tickets for the event are MADISON, Wi». (UPI) — SERVE LIFE INSURANCE. available from any member. way north of Long wood. The next regular meeting Gordon C. Conley, 20, was on . . . No agent will call on you. Members serving on the of the League will be April one year’s probation today a f­ Free Information, no obliga­ rummage sale committee who ter hs admitted In court that tion. Tear out thia ad right will pick up donations upon 7. now. he bit hit infant son, . . . Send your name, address call, and the areas they will Conley told Judge William and year o f birth to: Central ^ ou er, are; C o m m a n d e r I . Bucnzll that he bit his 7* Security Life Insurance Co., ySrch, Long wood; Larry Chumonth-old son because "he Dept E-112. 1418 West Roaenat, Casselberry; Ralph dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas, iiinda ine nervoua.’* Moore, Howell Park; Jack By Mrs. Adam Muller Hopkins, Maitland and Har­ James Bailey of Daytona old Mats, Fern Park Mower Beach, assistant V o l u s i a Service, Fern Park. County tax assessor, will lie Proceed* from the project guest speaker at a meet g of will benefit the building *und. the DeBary Democratic Club to be held at 7:30 p.m. Wed­ nesday in the Firemen's Re­ creation Hail. ★ Fast, expeit cai seivite * Win Ids Imesl lues Subject of his talk will be “ Homestead Exemption." A Top quality aulu supplies Presiding will be Darwin The Women’s Club oi Cas­ Bruce, president, who has in­ selberry will hold a combina­ vited the public to attend. tion business and social meeting Wednesday starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Club House on Overbrook Drive. Mrs. Marjorie Shepard Yom county tax collector's of­ By Donna Estes fice will be guest speaker and A card party for member* will talk on the proposed and invited guests of the Any branch office for South Semi­ Longwood Tourist Club has nole County. been planned for Thursday at American A nominating committee 7:30 p. m. at the Civic league will be ramed to set up a Building on Church Street. Car slate of officer* to be recom­ A small donation will be Our expert mechanics adjust your brakes mended to to* group at the accepted to defray costs of April election meeting. the prizes to be awarded and odd fluid, and dean and repack front wheel Entertainment is planned the refreshments to be serv­ bearings. fin d refreshments will be ed. Those attending arc re­ served by the hostesses fol­ quested to supply their own cards and tallies. lowing the program. NEW YORK (UPI) — Then dorc C. Sorcscn. a top ad­ visor to John F. Kennedy, has signed a contract with the firm for a book covering his 11-year association with the late President, it was an­ nounced Sunday. Sorcscn, who resigned his White House post shortly af­ ter the assassination, first went to work for Kennedy in 1933 as legislative assistant to toe then-senator. Sorensen’s book, the pub­ lishers said, “ will tell of John F. Kennedy as a statesman, a senator and as President PERFECT WEATHER THE YEAR ROUND! of the United States as well as of a man aa a politician and an extraordinary human being." Magazine, newspaper and serial rights to the book will be handled by Look maga­ zine and affiliated Cowlea syndicates, Harper A Row said. GENERAL @ 4 I ELECTRIC * W EATH ER J R O N ALL ELECTRIC H E A T P U M P a n d C O O L IN G U N IT If we are not able to pre­ vent a third world war, we shall go down in history—If history should survive—a* the guilty generaiion. — UN Secretory General U Thant. Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OP It 119 S. MAGNOLIA PHONOGRAPH RECORD AND SANFORD SHEET MUSIC DEPT. 322-1SS2 Aunt Jemima PANCAKE DAY March 4 — 8 A .M .-7 P.M. Donations $1.00. Civic Center DeBary American Legion Post 259 t League To Visit 34 Tanker Survivors Rescued Mansion House JfFW Post 8207 To Have Sale Bob White SLICED 1-Lb. Pkg. REG. 79* . . W-O Corned Beef N N IK 59* REG. 5 9 * . , ALL MEAT Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Copeland Franks • ' 49* Ltx REG. 89* . . SWIFT PREMIUM Kosher Franks . .u* 59* Darting Dinner ROLLS J Dude Darting O n n a n a ! BUNS 1 0 s 1 ts 2 9 s 1 2 -0. Pfco- | V F Man Bites Son J P f c * ______ REGULARLY 2 FOR 25* • REGULARLY 35* EXTRA FANCY Democrats To Meet W a s h in g t o n S ta te R e d D e H c io u B APPLES F i r e s t o n e p *4 1 "O N E - S T O P ” Drive-in Service ^Women’s Club Sets Meeting BRAKE A D JU STM EN T Tourist Club Sets Party 1 9 MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY Om r u n Tir«$fone 34 J i V CI'I'lr "i — • 6 « « $1 * FAMILY SIZE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED— PRICES GOOO THRU MARCH 4TH n rr E sa a m a a m a B B sa n a m ! SUTORfiJ 4 trad*-ln Ursa M BKBBPH ^ : YELLO W C LN IG J BLUE or W HITE ARRO W PEACHES | DETERGENT IM PRO V ED TID E ■— ^ B TO M A T O THRIFTY MAID Our Nm t Tread*. Uenti/UtI b y Mr&tMom q *d stop , Q U A R A N T IID t. 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BOX 1756 P WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE YOU SHOULD WIRE OR WRITE Seminole County Citizens' Council Of America t Blueberry Pie A T A N Y W IN N -D IX II A m .n o ON SOUND TMC BOOKS ON ON TOUR OWN TMCB To Save Our Sacred Heritage Of Freedom In America I b Now Completely In The Hands Of Our Senators If You Love The Republic Of The United States o f America o MORTON MONTAND JP HNWON Gocoaat Oak* NEW TREADS THE LAST CHANCE P 50 Extra Tot Vila* Stum WITH HNS COUPON AND PURCHASE a D ETERGENT I .................... ^ iA «sia m 4406 asara wh*r* yow JaBsf doBos L fcwy* M REf nvocb FIRST & FRENCH Sanford 322-0244 I fo u g e ta T il I TILL . . . M i a ttd a j _______ C ATSU P Sown 30< . . GlorW Bax j Save 10* . . 46-ax. Can J Saw 10* .. 12-a*. BoMte 4 9 V' I i 1 9 ' 1 2 - 2 5 ' U nR I wNh as. food Oder v Friday* J U IC E 1 M k RL .V r•f'tHatts-'* »>*-*-• food ify ’ s m if e c (/ e % y ti ?n c s ta m p £ o lt e u c U t f c / a n c -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- ^ D •' ix ip �vaS«•■ . .;••■. ■Kv-Y •TV:' jCc^iT ■ ■*. v ' V . i . - •v - ■ { •W.7-WJWMv.Wjn ' v- 'W ell, Bless Y o u r Heart— 'You M a d e It!' Stetson’s S-T-R-I-D-E T ht throe-ysar undertakln* to raise the $3 million required to tacure • Ford Foundation trrant has been designated “ Stetaon'a 8-T-R-ID-E program.” The lettere In the word "Stride” form an eeroetle for "Stetaon’a Teat o f Resourcefulness In Developing Excellence.” The additional reaourcea which the Foundation’a grant and the matching funds will make available to the university a total o f $4.5 mil* lion. Tho Ford Foundation haa of* fered Stetson $1.5 million but to qualify for it the university must match it with the $3 million. This will be another giant step in the growth and development o f Cen­ tral Florida, which the experts fig­ ure will become tho most thickly po|>ulated section of the state in the not too distant future. The Stetson program is especially dose to thou­ sands o f Seminole County people who are among the graduates o f the 80year old institution at neighboring DeLand. The $4.5 million dollars which will become available to the university will be used in theso ways: Faculty salaries will be raised to enable tho University to continue to retain many members o f the teach­ ing staff who have stayed on at Stetson at a financial sacrifice out o f loyalty to the university, and be­ cause o f their confidence in its fu­ ture. Additional professors, outstanding In their fields, will be engaged to strengthen existing departments and to take the initiative in developing new programs. A series o f studies will be made looking toward the upgrading o f all facilities and educational techniques o f the university, with the Idea o f adapting them to meet more effec­ tively the rapidly changing space son. The OA8 reported this week m Caitro'a operation Venatuela. OAS la the OrganiseJob of American State*. OAS investigators reported that Caitro’a agents smuggled batookas, mortars sod machine ;uns Into Veeetuela. Object: leisure o f the country. This effort to export com­ munism from Cuba into a South American state Invites ittrotioa to the ground rules aid down by the lata P m llent John F. Kennedy. I t * >ccaslon waa Kennedy's Sept 13 , 1962, raw* conference, rhe young President was tryng to aDance uneasy rumor* hat Caitro'a Cuba waa be­ coming more Instead of leas i menace to the United State* ind its neighbors. Most emphatically, Kennedy laid military action by tht United Statea waa neither re­ 836-1319 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. M srysss Mils* 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 836-8046 Chstuota Mrs. Joan Magta 863-8748 DeBary Mm. Adam Muller 688-4416 Enterprise Mlaa Helen Snodgrass Letters Th* llr r a l* n r l r . m r i IM l » r i fro m It s r t i S t r t • • s a b lla a f f a ir s . T h a w r l t r r m a r aaa a s e a a a a ia s r a r t I N tha la st a r a la a r a r r l r a tha w rtter*a f r a * a a a ia a a * a 4 4 r r u . I.r f t t r a a l f r w r r t h a a 3 So w a r t a w ill ha a lv v a s r » f » r t * r » . L f l l t n a S I r f w t S ta a lh r r a a r a a m s l ablo p m , hi-fi ( h r r Oa a a t O ral l a s e r a a a a llllr a . P a r t ly la a r t s a b lla h a o bp T h a H r r a U . Thought For Today • • * Dr. Crane’s Time was invented by almighty God in order to give ideas a chance. — Nicholas Murray Butler. Worry Clinic quired nor would It be Justi­ fied by Ute then existing situa­ tion. But the President did not want to appear to be soft on Cuba, so he added this: "But, let ms make this clear once again: If at any time the Communist bulld-up In Cuba were to: —"Endanger or Interfere with our security In any way, Including our baso at Guan­ tanamo; —"Our pass ape to the Panama Canal; —"Our missile and space activities at Cape Canaveral; —"O r the Uvea of Ameri­ can eitltens In this country; —"O r If Cuba ehould ever attempt to export Its aggresslive purposes by force or the threat of force against any nation In this hemisphere; —"O r become an offen­ sive military base of signi­ ficant capacity to r the Soviet Union; -"THEN this country win do whatever must be done to protect It* own security and that of Hi Allies." Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Sprints Mrs. Julia Bartoe CONCORD, N. H. - (NEA) —In its first markedly risible phase h e n In New Hamp­ shire, the Republicans' pres ldent plcklng effort for 1964 generates a curious air of un reality. Yet tha onlooker needs to go back only to tho Demo­ crats’ presidential endeavors In 1960 to find a strong par allel. The explanation 'in both cases is tha aamt: Every candidate, every political fig urw seriously mentioned fpr the nomination seems now (and teemed In 1960) to have one or more fatal flaws in his prospects. Four years ago the then Democratic Gov. David Law­ rence of Pennsylvania could alt in his office in Harrisburg For we are fellow workmen for God; you are God's field, God’s building.— 1 Cor. 8:9. New Venezuela Threat la tfee matter o f fid e ! CatIro'i effort to aeixe Venaxuela, g would appear that the nest nova la up to President John­ Political Notebook The university’s scholarship pro­ gram will be greatly broadened. A more intensive effort will be made to make college educations possible for high school graduates whose tal­ ents and interests suggest exception­ al promise-young men and women who will be able to profit by Stet­ son’s “ hand taught” * educational methods. Long over-due repairs to the un­ iversity’s physical plant have al­ ready begun. Urgently needed new buildings will be planned and built as soon as possible. Gifts which may have been ear­ marked for the purpose, and such other funds as may become availa­ ble, will las used to augment the Un­ iversity’s inadequate endowment. Finally, in furtherance o f its 80ear tradition o f furnishing a mean­ ingful Christian education to its stu­ £ dents, the "Baptist University o f Florida” will lay even greater tm phnsis thnn ever on providing a spiritual foundation upon which young men and women can build Christian lives, a foundation o f faith designed to withstand any kind o f moral earthquakes the years ahead may bring. Lyle C. Wilson Says: Lake Mary Mrs. Franree Weater 322-6218 Lak* Monro* Mm. H. L. Johnson 822-4728 l<oagwood Mrs. Donna Kates 826-8817 Osteen Mra. Clarence Snyder The President said the United States would bo alert and fully capsbl* o f dtallng swiftly with any such deve­ lopments. "A s President and Com­ mander in Chief,” Kennedy continued, "1 have full au­ thority now to take such ac­ tion." These bold words war* ut­ tered at a Urn* when Sen. Barry Gold water, (R-Arlx.), waa demanding that the ad­ ministration set to remove tho threat o f Soviet armed might in this hemisphere. Richard M. Nixon was de­ manding stronger action, a U. 8. naval blockade U neces­ sary, to quarantine Cuba again* Soviet arms. An Secretary of State Dean Rusk waa reassuring the House Foreign Affairs Com­ mittee that Use Soviet arms buildup in Cuba was only de­ fensive. Five weeks later on the eve of the congressional elections there was a national clamor for action to check the Slno-Ruttlan penetration of tho Western Hemisphere. It had become the prime Re­ publican issue. Tbs Kennedy administra­ tion discovered the Russian missile buildup on OcL 23 and Imposed a naval blockade de­ spite Russian threat of an R-war. Tho nation applauded end the campaign issue of Communist penetration sub­ sided and disappeared. On the basis of the OAR report of Castro's operation Veosrue la, that big iasue la aris­ ing again. CASE 8-401: Betty G., aged many couple* may be married 88, hAs been married for 12 fer 10 to 20 years and thus year*. miss ths vital 6 to 12-hour "D r. Crana," aha asked anx­ period when conception can iously, "m y husband and 1 occur. (2) This likely pregnancy have had our hearts Ml on day la regarded as probably having a baby. "But I have never become the 16th before the onset of pregnant Yet our family doc­ the next menstrual period. To estimate when that next tor aays ha can find no or­ ganic trouble to explain our period will occur, a wife should keep an accurate rec­ childlessness. "D o you aupposa It could be ord o f the past year or two, due to the fact that I am an for the normal womnn fluctu­ Identical twin? For my twin ates several days in the length sister haa been married for 10 o f her periods. (3) Acidity Is often a factor years and ah* also has no chil­ In such childless cases, too, dren.* "Is there anything else w* for some women's * bacterial can do to Increase our chance flora are more addle. And arid stops tha activity of getting a baby of our o f tha mala sperm cells. ow n ?" In fact, the usual contracep­ In ths Ililile you mny recall that Sarah was desperately tive liquids and Jellies now on eager to bear Abraham a son, the market usually contain but naver got pregnant for some form o f acid. In order to guarantee a bet­ many years. Tha same thing waa true of ter c h a n c e o f conception, Rachel, the favorite wife of therefore, It is wise to ute a ■lightly alkaline douche, such Jacob. And llannsh, too, waa dis­ ae can be produced with one traught because she couldn't teaspoon o f linking sod* per quart o f warm water. conceive and bear a child. If, however, there la tome Yet all three o f those wives organic obstacle to conception, finally had children. And thousand* of supposed­ then auch matters aa timing ly sterile American couples and acidity would obviously now have also Irarned how to not remedy the matter. Rut I have had hundreds of obtain babies o f their own. Sometime* modern drugs letters from women like Betty help. But In many cases the following data will banish a family's childlessness, If there has been no organic obstacle to prevent conception. By Hal Cochran (1) There Is usually a very An Eastern woman in a brief span in the entire month three-room apartment gave when a wife can eoneelv*. Some researches think thla birth to triplet*. Rhtll have Barbs Q—What la tha meaning o f the Japanese word "B on sa i!" A—Literally, "tan thou­ sand years" — figuratively, “ forever." Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arlxona, avowed entry In New Hampshire and else­ where, is pictured by some as "unsalable" to most of the big industrial states as too con servathe. New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, a l s o avowed, bears the "too liberal" tag, plus the mountainous diffi cully of bis divorce and re­ marriage. Richard Nixon, the OOP's 1960 nominee, Is twice-beaten, once by Kennedy and again by Democratic Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown in the 1962 race for governor of Califor­ nia. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Nixon's 1960 running mate and like him a write-in prospect this year In New Hampshire, exhibits only fair voter support In tha opinion polls and almost non* at all among Republican presidentmaking professionals. Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton, the most frequent­ ly mentioned truly d a r k horse, la branded ai both too little-known and too ateadily reluctant to put himself for­ ward. Michigan Gov. Georg* Rom­ ney, a horsa darker still, is dismissed aa having maverick tendencies and "sanctimoni­ ous airs" which make influen­ tial politicians aby away from him. That la the present roster. Of the six, all but Scranton and Romney figure In the New Hampshire primary racq moving toward Its March 10 climax. By Lawrenee-ityle political reasoning, one could argue compcllingly that none on the list should dare hope for suc­ cess * i the 1964 nomine*. In each case the evident flaws ean be mads out to b* de­ cisive At this point, however, the rest of 1960's Democratie nomination history deserves to be remembered. The Dem­ ocrats, of course, wound up by choosing — on an over­ whelming first ballot—one of Lawrence's rejectees, tht late President Kennedy. This and other past per­ formance suggesta that ths Republicans' experience in 1964 will follow pattern. Their nominee at San Francisco will be one of tha six whose "strikes against" loom so Large against the backdrop of New Hampshire's snowy hUls. In 1960 the prixe went to Kennedy as the man with, un­ mistakably, tha largest rank and file party followiag across the nation. The unanswered question for the GOP today is whether that man la Nixon, present clear leader in the opinion polls, or Goldwater, long the favorite of his party's lower to middle professional eche­ lons. The first Installment on that answer will come with the New Hampshire primary re­ sult next month. One unreality which hangs over the Repub­ lican outlook wlU begin then to be dispelled. "J OVER 35 YEARS At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside eld post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Pli • Rental Beds -J * Q—Which la tha only in­ dependent A f r i c a n nation with a coast on both the Atlantic Ocean and tha Med­ iterranean BeaT A—Morocco. Q— Which president made ths shortest State o f the Un­ ion address? A —Gsorgs Washington. Q—On what kind o f paper may be limited to only 12 to to move or move out. # • * la U.S. paper money printedT 24 hours. And tha husband's A—Special stock that Is 60 Judging from the few we’ve sperm may lose their vigor had this year, don't sat cheat- per cent linen and 60 p ef cent within 6 to 12 hour*. cotton. Thus, by mere chance atone, nut* In tha dark. Oviedo Mra. George Keleey 863-8486 &mfard fmtlii Sanford, Florida who hnvt later reported that they became pregnant by fol­ lowing thla a I m p 1 a advice which they obtained from their newspaper. And I have met scores o f such new mothers when 1 am out on lectura tour, who are grateful to have babies o f their own after 10 to 20 years of apparent sterility. So send for the booklet "Facts About pregnancy and Poster Children," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. {Alw ays write to Dr. Craa* in car* of this newspaper, rnrloalag a loag stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing coats when yoa send for oa* o f his book­ lets.) 31r. Vernon W. Dunn, Fern Park, Florid* Dear 31r. Dunn: The Board baa directed me to inform you that they a n unanimous In their daalra to aee a "Taxpayer’s Associa­ tion" formed in Seminole County. It la their belief that such an organisation would not only serve to protect the people’s interest but would also be o f tremendous help to the Board in an advisory status. However, the Board declin­ ed to appoint any o f Ita mem­ bers as a committee to initi­ ate ouch an organisation. Their reasoning was, that an official approach to organis­ ing would appear to soma aa tha first step in the building o f a political machine, and would consequently curtail the effectlvencsa of the asso­ ciation. Each member did offar his parsons! support In any way it could be effectively used, and itanda ready to aarva in every way possible. Your Initiative and dedicated Interest In the public's behalf la commended, and tha Board extends Ita alncerest wishes for tha success o f thla worthy project. James P. Avery Jr. Chairman, County Commission and, with Impeccable political logic, eliminate the late John F. Kennedy (Catholic, too young), Lyndon Johnson (too Southern), Adlal Stevenson (twice-defeated), Sen. Hubert Humphrey o f Minnesota (too liberal), Sen Stuart Syming­ ton o f Missouri (too littla known). Seasoned Republican ap­ praisers, helped out by a fix­ able duster of outside observ­ ers, currently art engaged in a similar game of thumb-out among the GOP'a list of 1964 "mentioflablea." 822-4641 668-8831 Page 4 Bruce Biossafr — Roy Cromley $ Monday, March 2,1964 for your Dream H om e? SEE r«K D VS* Managles rK L T Idyllwilde Editor JI'D V W M L ta O u n tr vada Editor arorrcE •ooltljr Editor • vaaesu m u a s t r i a ■erne D elivers Hr Msu a« Missis css sir All l i k e 14s Wash |l.M t Year |u.M I Veer MS • M p s U s M l I Msalha S IS I Moaths I.M 8 Meatha I N I MtBth t.N I Meath 3. a Postal EstsUtleas preelds u * t all mall Mb**rt*tl*as I sale Is aivasc*. T a ta rs ! as s s s o s l sla ts m atter Ustafeer I t , t i l l a t the Peat M iles s f S sa ford. M erida, under Iks Act a t C ssa rsss s f Marsh. Tbs HsrslA !* a member *( tha Oalit* Press which le **• 4U*6 «a*l naively t* tk* us* itr r*»nhlls*U*e 1 ell U s less I sew* printed le Ute new ELECTRIC RANGE “ Homes Of Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT 8ituatad oa largo Individually landscaped lota Features include central beat and air conditioning Bee tha new homo at 110 Idyllwildo Drive. MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL ELECTRIC Shmunaksh CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty oenoo t a w. loth Office FA 2-7491 F A 8-8108 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS W. Bcott Baras » i m r 207 e Magnolia s s u i Ar re. « • __v i. �I h f Bn n f n r f i Ijrralh Men. Mur. 2. ’(? |_T*apc ?* ................................................................................. Seminola 10 lr on Cll t of (ohiffccj hi ^ . WA 1)10 H. UAKNtiR, M.I). lltf 4^ew English Estates School Is The Finest By Julian Mcntlrom The new, modern air con­ ditioned English Estates Ele­ mentary School plant, dedi­ c a t e d last Tuesday night, is undoubtedly one of the finest equipped facilities of its kind we have seen. From the front office to the smallest custodial room it is complete in every detail. Seminole County's s c h o o l authorities are very proud of this new facility and they have every right to be. In t £ act, they should be com­ mended for their foresight, planning, a n d particularly their willingness to consider— as they did in this case—the possibility of the tri-mester system becoming a reality in the not too distant future. ' Everyone who has inspected the school has nothing by* praise for the beauty and ^practicality of (he plant. How­ ever, last Tuesday night we Legal Notice >\ t i i k r m c r i T r o t’H T o r T n r . \ i \t i i j t D i m i . r i n . r r i T . nr » s n ron * i :w i . s o l e c o t 's r T v . r i . o m n s . i \ r i M s c n a r *rn. sarri sionTCi.scis: r n n m . o s i ni: S T A N D A U D A N’D 8IIEL.I. ^K O M I'S COUP. A f l o r id » C or­ p o r a tio n , P lain tiff VS •'I.AREKCE LATTIM ER, at al TO i C la r .n c . I.ut timer, Allc* J e i n . l t . t.attlm »r and T. C. Klltiotirn* Tou a r« hereby notified that a com plaint to foreclotu ra a certain m o r t a ls . In the fo l­ low in g deeorlbed property, t o ­ wn: The North aeven ly-flva fre t (13) o f lot thirty* B eeven 4S•S o f Jum .atow n as recorded In Plat Bonk V paces 71 and 77 o f the public R ecord i o f Semi­ nole County, Florida ha* been filed a ca ln st you and you ara required to serve a rop y o f you r answ er o r plead* In* to the complaint In the p la ln tlffa attorney. Norrle t>. W ool fork. Ill, SSI West Church Street. Orlando. Florida, end file tha original in iw a r or pleading In the o ffic e o f the clerk o f the Circuit Court on .o r before the Ith day e f ) Al.irch, U K . If you fait to do eo, Judrt enent by default w ill be taken against you fo r tbs re lis f dstnanded In the com plaint. P on e end Ordered at San* ford, Klnrida. tills Ith day o f February, t»4 l. (S E A M Arthur II. Derkivltb, Jr., clerk . Circuit Court Ily: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk / • / Norris D. W ootfork , II! A ttorney for P lain tiff kSS7 Weal Church St. rotla tid o, Fla. Publish Fab. is, t7. »4. * March 1, 1IS4. t-on -si announces Practice limited to UROLOGY O ffic e Im utitm : 61b Cu«l Second Street did overhear a couple of — shall we say — tax conscious individuals wonder a l o u d about the cost ot constructing the ultra modern school. Before ansone jumps to conclusions there are some facts which should be known. As early as 19G! it became apparent that a new approach to school construction would have to be considered. As a result the county school staff and the architect embarked upon a research program to determine trends and designs toward climate controlled schools, and especially the costs thereof. The plant would have to be flexible in terms of space to keep operating and mainten­ ance costs at a minimum and yet provide a desirable at­ mosphere for education. They also found t h a t students housed in climate controlled iacilities had a higher level of atudent accomplishment, it was discovered that the daily attendance percentage was higher. The investigations also re­ vealed Uiat such a building could be utilized much more during the calendar year for various purposes. On the technical side, it Mas found that various con­ struction costs in some partic­ ular pluses Mas higher and in others lower. Operating costs Mould be higher but mainten­ ance costs Mould be lower. The result of all of this was a school built for only 910.32 per square foot. This means that English Es­ tates school Mas built at a cost less than four of the last five conventional school build­ ings in Seminole County. The state average runs into SIS plus per square foot. During the dedication cere­ monies last Tuesday, it Mai pointed out by one o f the speakers that it is impossible for anyone or any agency to give a child an education. Ba­ ther. our responsibility Is to provide boys and girls with the opportunities lor an edu­ cation. If the English Estates Ele­ mentary School building is any indication of a trend for future echooli In Seminole, then we o f thla county cen be assured that the opportunity —at least aa far aa education ii concerned — will be avail­ able to our children. San ford , Floritln O llie r hour*: ID Appointm ent Phone 322*1812 GENERAL ELECTRIC'S 1964 Comfort Caravan is touring the nation to display latest central air conditioning and heat- lug equipment for the home. It will be at Food Fair Shopping Center on Tuesday. GE Traveling Show Of Heating, Air Conditioning Here Tuesday STOCK UP 4 SAVE NOW ON THESE (fiv ii-iy -th e -m o n th General Electric's traveling ' units. The displays are illum­ display of 1964 central air inated and many of them conditioning and air heating operate. Thia spectacular show is equipment for the home Mill j touring the nation. All the visit Sanford Tuesday. Heated and cooled by a General Electric equipment General Electric Weatherlron ; on display is made by Gen­ heat pump, the display known eral Electric at its air condi­ as the "Comfort Caravan” tioning department plant at Mill ho open to the public at Tyler, Tex. the Food Fail Shopping Cen­ ter all day Tuesday. Homeowners visiting the Comfort Caravan will be able lo judge better for themselves the quality o f heating and air conditioning installations, ac­ cording to Sanford Electric Company and Wall Plumbing and Heating, co-sponsors of the local visit of the show. On display in the 47-foot Comfort Caravan will be pan­ els explaining air condition­ ing, rutaM-ayi showing and explaining compressors and other components, and sever­ al actual cooling and heating SAVINGS! Russia Plans New Launching F U L o r G A . G R A D E (A ’ F R E S H S T O C K H O L M . Sweden (U i’ i j — Russia will launch another manned space ship sometime thia year, according to Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. The spaceman, who arrived here for an eight-day visit Sunday, also denied repotts of a recent Communist space disaster. FRYERS ROOM AD D ITIO N S . mth 0 .3 0 OR MORE O RDER I HOW’S YOUR SPACE PROBLEM? WE TO HAVE ADD WE EVERYTHING A ROOM. 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J* . . . & Z J ' HR Macnolia PLUMBING, HEATING, -■ G -ir tr r - n • FR U IT D R IN K 5 - 1 00 • LUNCH M EA T 3 - 1 ° ° >>M4I>— M i l 1114 411111 t i l l M l M m i l M H H I M LADY FAIR ICED SPANISH . JS« VALUE EAR CAKE - 2* iceo NOT . JN v a lv e SWEET BUMS IIIUUUlUftMIIIIMtnilHIIIIIIIIII IiII1IIIHIHimRIHIIUNCNNMUMlI POTATOES CABBAGE LB FRESH LE A F Y GREEN ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONING _ FANCY RCO BUSS Make a date now! Sanford Electric Co. WALL SAVE * EACH L ie e r s . s a v e s v * e a c h 3! LEARN ABOUT THE LATEST IN WHOLE-HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING! W h eth er you . 1007 Sanford Avc. LB 5 5 �\ Lyman Wins, Moves Up To Region Tournament Hounds Beat Bishop Moore, Thinking Out Loud Kissimmee Barks'Good Work Just Not Enough About Sports (1/ • i I ;• !I Ii ■ I m i '- ’ . NT JULIAN STENSTROM DU yon *ver hear o f the little bird who flew beckwards becauea ba waa more interacted In where he'd been than where he waa’ going7 Well, we’re going to do that today with reapect to the heavyweight claah laet Tueaday night'between Bonny Liaton and Caaalna Mareellua Clay Jr. To onr way o f thinking, Canine not only took a title away from Liaton, bo alao took one away from Leo Durocher. Be that aa It may, It’a atilt IntereiUng to look back to aee how aome o f the so-called expert* figured the fight before It took place. Wo think you’ll find It amuilng to aee how aome o f them predicted the engagement In the light o f what actually took place. Former heavyweight tltleholder Joe Loula watched Clay in hla final aparrlng aeaalon before the bout and exclaimed, “ Clay's got to be kidding. He can’t look that bad!” Then Joe went on to aay, “ Liaton will kill him If Clay keepo polling back from punehea and making a lot o f other ml*take* I aaw him make today.” Former champion Max Schmellng, from Hamburg, Germany, declared t “ It will be orer In fire round*. Clay la almply trying to win the title one or two year* too early." Then there waa exchamp Rocky Marciano who pre­ dicted that “ Clay ean’t laat more than aix round*. He haa the potential to bo a great fighter, but h*’a been ruahed bite thla fight becauae o f the big money, lte’a not a* bad aa the 7*1 odd* Indicate.” And Juat about anybody who erar heard o f boxing would hare agreed with at laaat one o f theee expert*. But th a n ware two exception*. The flrat waa Clay’* mother who aald “ 1 feel my boy will win Tueaday night.” The other waa the Louiarllle Lip himaelf who fore* east, “ I eanU lore I I'll vpaet the world.” And from where we alt, it aeema only Clay and hla mother were right. We’n pretty well convinced that Clay believed he could win. We wonder, however, If hla mother really thought ho would. a e e e When yon get right down to trying to analyze the fight yon find youraelf right where you itarted. Barring an Injury, the queation atlU ariaeat “ Could Clay have beaten Liaton I ” There’* no doubt but that Liaton waa Injured. Whether he auatalned the injury aa the reault o f mitilng a hard awung left or waa hurt when Clay landed a terrific right on hla ahoulder remain* to be aeen. But the fight itaclf had all the earmark* o f a repeat performance o f the Joe Loula-BIlly Conn fight which took place back In 1M1. I f you will recall the Brown Bomber had dona away with more opponenta within the flrat three round* than Seminole County haa candidate* fo r tax collector. Then he ran Into Conn—or would It be more approprlate to aay that Conn ran away from Loula T A t 1***1 Conn kept out o f Loula’ reach fo r 13 round*, aave fo r rare momenta when the apeedater would alp In and catch Joe o ff balance. Then came the 13th round. By that time Conn’a confidence had begun to bubble aver and he mad* the fatal mletaka o f trying to mix it « p with Loula. Bangl It waa all over, and they almoat had to ihovel Billy frem the canva*. We’re not a pugillatlc expera. But we have an Idea that had neither fighter been injured It probably would have wound up Juat about the way the Loula-Conn battle ended, perhap* eooner. The beat yardatlck will be the return b ou t Watch the pre-fight prediction* cloirly and are how many o f the eo-called expert* will atill go with Liaton. Lyman High'* Greyhound* pumped in 22 point* in the final frame Friday night to finlah off Orlando'* Biahop Moore High and went on to rope the Kiailmmee Kowboya Saturday night to become the only Seminole County quintet to aurvlve the firit round tournament* leading to atatc title*. Tho 'Hound* upiet the Hor­ net* Friday night in a clotely waged battlo for three period* before Lyman broke up the ball gama with a acoring ef­ fort BUbop Moore couldn't halt. The Greyhounds won it, 63 to 30. Saturday night tha Lyman qulntat moved with teas by the Kowboya, 49 to 33. The Longwood five led the Hornets 13 to 13 at Die close of the first quarter and main­ tained the one-point margin at the half, 30 to 29. Going Into the final frama the Grey­ hounds were still on top, 40 to 37. It waa then Lyman post­ ed 22 polnti, 13 of them free shot* by Donnie Smith, to take the tilt. Smith led the Lyman acoring with a total of 29 points. Alio Friday night, Kiislmme* topped St. Leo 60 to 49, for th* right to meet Lyman Saturday night. In th* Ult with Klulm m cc, Lyman led the entire dlitance and waa never In any real difficulty. The win gave the Greyhounds tha Group five, C lan " A " title and a berth In tha Region 2 tournament icheduled thla weekend at Apopka. n a cts t. Rarnacle's Rocketeer, t. I. Ilroadoak, eoma, T. Old aay t u ir h i * t b b c m c i 'i T c i u n T o p T H E NINTH J l'P t r lA I . CIB r o r r o p P M M in A , in a n d FO B BBHIXOt,n l i t II NTT, P M l RIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. aociETr ron i a v i n o *. a Connrotlcut corporation. Plaintiff. v*. THOM A* If. IIOI.MKH. HR. an* NANCY M. 1IOLUEH. hla wife, Darandaate. N o r ir a o p PWRBCLOIt RH BAI.B NOTICE IB IIK RK U r 11IV . * N that ARTHUR II. HECKVVITIIX Jit., Clark o f the O r . cult Court o f Btmlnol* County, Florida, w ill, on tba ICth day o f March. IM I, during Ibo lega l houra o f sals, at the froa t Boor o f tho County Oourthouao, Xomlnolo County, In tka City o f Xanford, F lor­ ida. o ffe r fo r **l* and **lt at public ou tcry to the hlgheat aad beat bldd*r fo r essh. th* fo llo w in g daaerlbad yroparty, •Itaatad la SsaUasle County. F lorid a : ta -w lti 2<ot I. Uloek T. IIEPTMCR HUM EX ORLANDO SEC­ TION ONE. a ccording to Plat tharaof, racordad In Plat Book II. !•»*•* * and I, o f tka Public Record* o f ■•mlaota County, Pier* ■mvhnth r a c h — a/a **n»— 1. Tlmaly K athy. I. W ondar Qlrl. I. Knot Ring, 4. M r I'roof, l . Nabraaka Nad. 4. H alloa Oal, T. O caw Night, IMorcan Tray KIUIITII HACB — a /ia Mil#— t. Knnthead Tom , t. W ire Mark. 1. Kaaco Imdy, 4. Popu*. I. o D.'i Llpatlck, I. W.D.'a Ormaal, T. Iron Ouard, I. Mon. k.r»TH RACB — * / l 4 MII# — I. Jamaa Emmat, t. Ulaa Dunmore. a. R ig Trad*. 4. Oo ■harry. I. ChTekaboo Mat)*, *. Ilypnotlqua, T. Bold Haply, ■ Karl'a Mao TENTH R A C * — 1/11 EUO— 1. Durn'a Mad. t. Bhua. A Linda Cull*. 4. E A .'a Little hlatar, I. Charoha* Bundowa. I. Danny Mac, 1. Folay'a Polly, I. Foaw orth ELEVENTH EACE—• /■ Milo— L Frlcoltea Pop. » . *u ad ar Driver I. Clrcua gunahlna, 4. pu riu ant to tko Final Daeraa Uarmen, *. Taa Darling, f . Lupane T. Silent Uraee, I. T oro f Porooloeur* antarad In • ra t* p ta d la g In aald Court, qua'a Leon lha Btyl* O f w klck la MOCIKTY PO X BAVINO*. a Connactlrut corporatlaa. P la in tiff, v*. Lymax High'* *Btry la Urn THOM AX u . HOLME*. *11 and NANCY M. HOLME*, kla wlfa. InlerscfcoUatic Bowling L in ­ Dafandaata, aad tha Dockal Number o f w hich lo Number gua will xie*l the Coionlal THIRD ARM — Tom Helnsohn o f B o x t o n xeemx to hive sprouted a third arm ax he reaches for x rebound during a game with the New Y o r k Knlcker. b o c k e r s xt Madison Madison OW ETAO N Square Garden. The ex­ tra arm really belong* to an unidentified play- tiai. a ia i KUOPIO, Finland (UPI) — Reldar Hjcrmstad and Svcrrc Stenshclm gave Norway a 1-2 finished In Sunday IS • kilomater rac* at the Puijo In­ ternational cro n country ski­ ing games. HJermatad's time was three hours, 13 minute* and 03. second*, more than • minute faster than Stanshelm's, 3:14.20. Lions In Heartbreak Loss To Air Academy As far as the Oviedo Lions could sea Into the future of their group tournament this pait weekend there waa the remote possibility of Florida Air Academy's Falcons being tough cuitomers but not tough enough. However, the Falcons were and Oviedo—with high hope* of going into th* regional and state tournaments—saw their hopes go down tho drain. After racking up an Im­ pressive 83 to 62 win over St. Cloud Friday night In the opening rounds, tho Lions met tha flying Falconi Saturday night and were beaten, 46 to 43, in a hotly contested batttle. Tba win put the Falcons in the Clan B, Group Ig tournament at Evans High's court thla weekend. Friday night th* Lion* put together a couple of top notch first half quarters to (novo out in front of St. Cloud. How­ ever, the Saints roared back and rallied In th* second hajf but were not abla to catch tha fleet-footed Lions who were hitting the bucket from all an­ gles. The Lions tried to de­ fense St. Cloud's Johnny Crow*. But Crow* cam* through, nevertheless, with 32 points to capture top-scor­ ing honors for the contest. Agalnit St. Cloud, Jim Courier paced tb* Lions with 21 points while Billy Mlklar dropped In 17 and Skip Rook and Tim Colbert had 13 apiece. Saturday night th* Lioni couldn't get moving In tha first period. Florid* Air from Melbourne racked up 11 points while Oviedo was held to only seven, one of the shortest acoring period* ail Mason for th* Lion*—and it very well could hav* cost them tho battle. The Lions pulled themaehes together in the second period to outacore the Falcons 17 to 13 to ieava for intermission tied with Florida Air, 24 to 24. Fifteen points in the third per­ iod for Oviedo and 14 for the Melbourne quintet gav* the Lions a 39 to 30 lead going into the final frame. And tha fourth stanza turn­ ed into a defenslva battle with Ovlado holding tha Falcons to eight points. But the Lions, on the other hand, could link only six, and that told tha story. Billy Miklcr led the Lions attack with 10 point*. Although more o f a playmaker than a polntmaker, Semlnol* High’s Barry Barka dumped In IS points Saturday night to lead tha Tribe against New Smyrna Beach. But It wasn’t enough and Head Coach Ralph 8tumpf’s cagera lost hopes o f auccess In stats tltia playoff* with a twopoint loss to tha Barracudas, 45 to 43. With 13 aecondi left to play tha Seminole* wer* knotted at 43-aU with tha Barracudas but a pair o f charity tosses put New Smyrna Into tha lead they held aa the final seconds of tha Tribt’s laat game tickad away. Semlnol* Jumped into a onepoint lead, 11 to 10, aa the initial period closed. Both clubs posted 14 points in the second stanza and Stumpf’a lads led 26 to 24 enrout* to th* dressing rooma for the intermisiion. Aa usual, Saminola cam* up with Its “ short” scoring perlod — only sight markers in tha third quartar whlls tha Barracudas racked up 11 and movad into tha final frame leading Bemlnola 85 to 83. It was a nip and tuek fourth parlod with b«th clubs getting 10 point* and New Smyrna tha decision, John Lavln, th* New Smy­ rna Beach eager who eenk the two free shot* with only sec­ onds remaining, also got 18 points along with Barracuda Jimmy Shinholiter to tie Barka for top acoring honors. Also acoring for tho Ssminolea wort Mlko MeCloary with nlno, Doug Firoatono with sight, Billy Higgins and Mika Groover had four aach along with Barry Johnson and Ken Tyre who cams up with a eingls point. Biddies Win Third Tide Sanford's Biddy Basketball Leagu* all stars won their third consecutive state cage title last weekend when the local aggregation racked up vfctoriea over Fort Walton Beach, Pensacola and DtLand. Tha Sanford qulntat whip­ ped Fort Walton Beach in the quarter-finals, trounced Pen­ sacola in tha semi-finals, and with a Saturday night victory grabbed t h a championship over DeLand in tha finals. Friday night Hobby Lunquist, Sanford's aca pointmaker, dumped in 26 points to paca tha locals over Fort Walton Btaeh. Bill Braeken posted 17, Kenny Hinson got 14, David Lea and Mett Mor­ gan aank 13 apiece, and Tom Lyman Golfers Drop Opener Tb* Lyman High School golf team dropped its opening match of the season Friday afternoon at Rolling Hills Country Club. The Greyhounds wer* defeated by Colonial High of Orlando 3ti to 2tt. Joe Pavelchak and Jim Balmer led tha Greyhound golfers by picking up a point apiece. Steven Glllespl came up with Vk point. The Lyman squad led th* Grenadier* un­ til the 17th hoi* and met their downfall on tb* 17th aad 18th boles. Sandage cam* up with 10. In other quarter final eontesta DeLand took Panama City 61 to 37, Tallahassee cam* out on top of Lake Wales, 61 to 43, and Pensa­ cola dobbertd Clawiston, 77 to 21. Sanford on Saturday morn­ ing continued its winning ways by taking a 73 to 49 de­ cision over Pensacola in tha lemi-flnals for tha right t* mett DeLand in tha tltia tilt. Lunquist again was Sanford’s big gun whin he posted 23 pqlnt* as tha result o f seven field shots and nina charity tosaea. Braeken got a d oit* points while Morgan, Senkarik and Hinson aach got 10. D a L a n d , after defeating Tallahassee in tha other semi­ final match, bumped into the high-scoring Sanford quintet in th* Saturday night final. Before an ovar flow crowd, the locals were paced by Lun­ quist who cams up with 19 markers. Hinson got I I and Brackan pumped In 12 points to aid tha Sanford effort. Jimmy Kickllghter o f DsLend racked up 18 points to pace tha Voluaia County five In th* championship contest. Thre* Sanford youths, Lun­ quist, Hinson and Bracken ware named to the all-tourney team. Tha Sanford coaches for tha local all star aggregation war* Fred Miller and Don Stowell. SPECIA LS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FAR R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:16 P. M. Ill E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS DAYTON* BEACH J PLYM OUTH BEATS A LL COM PETITION 8:10 NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY MATIUCCC n A lin C C j WEDNESDAY — FRIDAY * SATURDAY — 2 P. M. MARATHON MATCH RACE MARCH • INTERCITY MATCH RACE SATURDAY. MARCH 7 Jacksonville KC vs SOKC Glass-EarloMd Heated Grandstand Laxurlons Ctibhaaa* Bowline nan. . Takes 2 Places — a / i * Mlta — Real. t. Chief A lcov*. 4. Hmta, 4. Hha'a HandHabit, I. Damp- 1. N.H.'* Juat Ml*, t. No Ad* mlaalon I. Pallota Ann, 4. Ab« by Oat, I. Abllan*. I. H oly Terror, T. Loa Itoy J., I. C » r . ta*o F ir m r a c e — a /a m ii * — I. RafICI R ook. *• Cryotal 1‘ataca, I. Lao Martin. 4. Htormy R ochet. I. W ild W satam. «. Beat Point. T. aalaita*. Mar. I. Paarlta Toaa BIXTM RACH — B /ld Mil* — Klara. I. P ly in g ailpptr, I. II. A.'e A llrs llev'a , 4. Hp*c* Try, I. Fourw ay Ana*. T. Mornlna Tide, I. Danny l.uey Semlnol* High's golf team won two matches Friday af­ ternoon when they posted 5 to 1 victories over both Oak Ridge High School of Orlando and DcLand High School In the Oak Ridge match, Ray Bradford defeated T. Hcltacy I and 2, and Larry Sherwood took ■ 1-up dedalon from Wood of the Pioneer*. Sanford grabbed the beat ball, 3 and 2. Also agalmt Oak Ridge, Roth Vihlen took a 4 and 2 decision from BUI Heltiey but Tommy Todd dropped a 1-up match to the Floneers' Mcnke. Sanford won the best ball again, 3 and 2. Against the DcLand link*, men, Bradford defeated Full­ er 1-up and Sherwood defeat­ ed Northrop 2 and 1 with San­ ford taking the belt baU 3 and I. Meanwhile, Vihlen de­ feated Bradley o f DeLand 0 and 4 while Hayes of DeLand took a 2 and 1 decision from Todd. Again Semlnol* won the best ball, 2-up. 10 YOUTH BACB — X/ia Milo — Legal Notice Tribe Golfers Win Couple MOSCOW (UPI) High jumper Valery Brume! of Rus­ sia will be honored by the American Broadcasting Com­ pany oext week aa "World Sportsman of the Y ear." Bru­ mal, 22, will receive the award In New York on March Tonight’* entrlea at the Ban 1. MeAltan. I. H ard Cutter. I. Ruthatt*. 4. n iaek N»** P*a. ford-Orlando Kennel Club: I. Mia* Ritter, I. O ar la tln , winaT m a c m — a /ie m i i * — T. Potana, I. Don't 1. Do n**t, I. P ocket Ca>h, I, Treaap***. 4. Andy'* Ilhamrock, I. Edna Terry. I. Two Hear*, t . E xtra Ilock, a. Poo Hobble SECOND BACH — * / l * Mile— SOME 300 GUESTS enjoyed the annual cook-out o f the Seminole County Sportfiman’s Club at the Elkx Club Saturday evening. Pictured from the left: W. A. Adnms, president; B. J. Walker, Jncknonville; Mrs. Jerry Ross, Jerry R osh, who nhowed a film of nn African nnfnrl; Howard H. Hodges, secretary-treasurer, and Henry Wight, vice president. Gets Award SOKC Track Entries 1 Page 6— Mon. Mxr. 2, ’64 THURSDAY — LADIES’ NIGHT THE DAYTONA 500! Daytena Beaeh, narids-Pehraa? t k New 1964 Plymoutha strsaksd across tha finish Hna today to win tha famous Daytona 500"... flrat-seeend-third I Avoraflnf batter than 154 miles per hour, Plymouth proved Ha ability to take the ragged grind of competition racing and coma up a winner aa well If thla la tha kind of durability you want In your now oa* Get up and go Plymouth for 11641 Berry, N* Minors “ Whsro th* Top Dogs B u r — Rnia or Skino” High Grenadier* at 4 p. m. WITNESS my hand and th* Orrtelal Seal o f aald Court, today at th* Colonial Lane* thla a *U day # f rah ruary, in Orlando. m i. c H EAL) Arthur If. D oekw llh. J r . S t r a in p e L e a d s Clark at tha c ir o a li Court AKRON, Ohio (U PI) - Bob By i M artha T. Vlhtaa gfrim po eonUxuee to bo the Deputy Clark Roaanbar*. Hoaanborg lending money winner among A Rolamaa member* o f the PrafeeaiooAttoraaya fee P M Iatlff tee* A ia cley Building al Bowler* Association Th* Miami *t. Florida Detroit native ha* aaroed I'abllafc March a, I N I . / o ic / U KINNlL CLUH HWV. I T - B i Midway Botwooa Sanford * Orlando lid,ooo thla year, COME DRIVE A WINNER ATi B R A SS M O T O R S, INC. • 519 E. First St. i SA N FO R D , FLA. -\______ •___\ l I �Jb * KJBSLn .. T tI t WxnfgTfl fm B Mon, Mar. 2, *84—Page 7 100th Publix Market I Will Open Tuesday Keeping pace with the everexpanding economic growth of Florida, the Publix Super markets open their 100th atorc Tuesday In Winter Haven. "With new families moving Into our communities every day, Publix recognises the great opportunity to serve, and grow, and prosper in one of America's most dynamic states,” says George Jenkins, president of Publix, whose OPENS TUESDAY IN markets, today, dot the map of Florida. Publix stores span an area from Daytona to Mi­ ami, and from the Gulf to I Atlantic coasts. Gross sales, through the I years, are a true Indicator oi a c o m p a n y ’ s substantial growth and popularity. In 1953, Publlx'a volume figures! totaled a little over (28 mil­ lion. By the end of 19S3, sales had soared well over $215 million. These figures show the [ tremendous operational ex­ pansion that Publix has under­ taken to parallel the presentday population boom la Flor­ ida. To Jenkins, this Is pure-| ly a matter of "a bigger com­ pany family with more gro­ ceries to sell.” A second Publix outlet In I Seminole County is now under construction. The store will be located in the Sanford | Shopping Plaza, WINTER HAVEN Swift's Premium Sliced 6-os. n Canadian Bacon . pkg. Swift's Premium Tatty □ Dinner Franks..... 2: SW IFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN ©OVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEF ROUND STEAK DAVID G. TILSON of North Orlando announ­ ced Friday as a candi­ date in the March 17 elections for the group two seat on the village council. Tilson opposes incumbent Bob S t e ­ phenson in the race. (Herald Photo) 3 County Firms Get Charters Three Seminole C o u n t y firms have been granted charters by Secretary of State Tom Adams. Artldss of Incorporation were granted to Lakeview Apartments, Inc., of Fern Park, to deal In apartments, Incorporators are Roger Colt Chappell, Mae Olaon Chappell and Douglas Wesson, who will Issue 100 shares o f common stock at $100 per share. Charter was granted to Trans-World Sales, Inc., of Longwood, to deal in chem teals and other products. In corporators are Irvin M. Fel der, Mary M. Price and Elis •twill P. Maxwell, all of Win ter P u t . They will issue 10, OOO shares of common stock at $1 per share. Western Enterprises, Inc., of Longwood, was incorporat •d by Harold C. Logan, Chel cie M. Logan and Karen L. Laughlln. The firm will deal in real estate and the broker aga business and wiU issue M0 shares of common stock at $100 per share. IX T H R C IB C I'IT rO I B T OK T lf K XIXTH JUDICIAL CIHCUIT IX AXIS rO K BKMI NOLI) COVNTT, FLORIDA. CRANCKRT NO. ISM ! UNITED MORTOAUEE SER VICINO CORP.. Plaintiff -va 1IKNRT BCHSIIDT at UX an* KENNETH SCHMIDT at OS, Defendant!. NOTICE o r BUST IX SSOeSTOAOU roK K C LO Sl'R H TO i HENRY SCHMIDT and KATH ERIN E A. BCU MIDT. Iila wlfa, ' Carpenter In Council Race More Tax Frauds Are Reported O roon S ta m p s d e l ic i o u s b u f f e t t r e a t HAROLD WILKES at A Ala cmm * aid awrdiiM ah SKIP TILE CLEANER q t. s ite S I . 1 5 BO RD EN 'S (L IM IT 2) 3-o*. at A Ala ee»H« and awebaaa ah | ecelrae Wedneedar, Merah A 1004 tMmmMMmi DATE-NUT R O U WA Ala ampaa oM awdbaa* Ob 0 p r f* .. . * e s* CABBAGE j Breakfast Club (limit 2) M ARGARINE 10* ROYAL GELATIN z5* PURPLE PLUMS A rtbur H- B sckw llh. Jr* Clark o f Clreolt Court Hyt Mortka T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clerk Publlek Mar. S. S, IS, it . 1M4. Nora Norris T E 8 -1 IH CDS-1 1004 Or ••n 8 fa m p s •I A All MOM m t tm dtm ah' KAISER ALUMINUM FOIL 25 ft. roll lie ■ d m We4needar, March A 11*4 mmnm lb. M b. ctn. O roon S ta m p o Assorted Flavor* limit d with purchases ef $1.00 er mere Valley Brand 29* 2V i can «dA Ala eeasea aad *od>eee ah Hunt's D olicioui Underwood Irond f lot cans Sardines Throo Diamond Irond White Meat Tuna 3 •aaaoasaoooaaoaaeo •ox. cans Karo Syrup ........... m! 31' SNO-TIp Alaska Salmon ............... 57' Minute Rice .......... ’ft" 45' Assorted Scants — Glad# Air Freshener.......... S 59' r SOUR CREAM ft 39' Pillsbwry Crescent DINNER RO LLS........... V." 29' PARFAIT CAKES accent seasoning Iipton's instant tea tir 2 9 *a & *i“ f t 67* JUl OadAroon S ta m p s Ala eaafea aad swAaaa ah _ ■AYER ASPIRIN TABLRTi 100 ct. bet. 79c aaatrae Wadaaaday. Wared A 1M4 I gM M M M M J J iM fl m v m F m _________ _ JX O ro o n S ta m p o S atA Ate em»a» eat s—dbase ah 5 IYS01 SPRAY WMUnCTAKT 7 - o x . sixo 9 1 c aoalraa Wedheeday, March A ISM MMSMMMMS 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. (Aielcome Florida SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. 49' Iipton's taa bags O mvsstmi a 1 Ire o k s te a e 's Ir o n d | IC'OPOPQPQPOOQPOaaM *1 1!4-pt. . eaolroe Wedaecdar. Merah A 1004 39' Rod Label ||! DECAF INSTANT COFFEE 5-ox. jor 99c 227* Mushroom Sauce Deliciously Different • d a ir y a p e c ia ls * « k Iipton's bulk tea 'i£ 45* liquid all detergent lux liquid detergent handy-andy # # liquid cleaner £ 79* * i r 57* •ST 69* . . a OQPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl Pepparidga Form's Aaaortod Flovora (SEAL) king a lia $ 1 .1 5 aaotrae MreUnaeder. MiriM o f r o z e n fo o d * • Phyllis Rageastala PA 2-4254 Laka Mary . mmjcr9« SANFORD Virginia Petroakl P. O. Box 1114 Sanford i f W O roon S ta m p o c 3 5 *1 . ? The Sanford Harald I C AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT DETERGENT tf ( W x asnto arrived, tsaMag ter the m em shews, the Mat pises* Is eat • week end raaart, yeur church or tynagacu*. places t« shop w perhaps • ktm* er apartment....... rved the 195 Jftl O roon S ta m p s CROSSE & B LA C K W E LL can m RXTRA SKIP TILE SEALER qt. alia $1.49 Penny Saver Pink Lotion RMIDBXCRl lm m m m m IIO O « ■ F R I I I 10c pk9. __ m i 'l l Mredneedar. Sm N A 1104 CREAM CHEESE SCH­ ST R ld ta Road Danbury, Connecticut You ara hereby notified that a Com plaint to foraeloaa a certain m ortsaa* rncumbarln* tha follow in g described real property, te-w ltt Lot S. OAKLAND HILLS ADDITION, aeoordlns la Iba plat thareof aa recordad In Plat Book IS, P a st St, Public llccordc oi Seminole County, Florida, baa bacn filed a fa ln ct you la Iba abova atylad suit, and you ara raqulrcd to aarva a copy of your Anawcr or olbar Ploadlna to tha Complaint on P la la tlfra attorneys. ANDER­ SON, HUSH. DEAN A l/»W N HES. SIS East Csntral Boule­ vard, Orlando, Ptorlda, ond flit tbo original Anawsr or olk or Ploadlna In tha offlco o f tko Clark o f tbo Circuit C oert on o r bsforo tbo Slat day o f March, lead. If you fall to do to. a drerrs pro ton foa io w ill ba taken agalnat you fo r tbo rcllof demanded In tha Complaint. This Notteo ohotl bo publltb#d onre a week for four co o ascutivo w ssks In tbs Sanford Herald. DATKD this STtb day o f Ksbruary, ltSI. I , 4, 1964 W W W l WASHINGTON (U PI) — | The Internal Revenue Service reported Sunday that thare wera more tax fraud eonvle-1 ttons last year than avar before In U. S. history. Thera wara 1,408 eonvle-1 tions, an increase o f 111 over 1962. Sentences Imposed by the eourta amounted to 293 ■ ■aiURNCKi years in jail, 2,269 years on 17070 Llaatta Oranada Hills, C a lifo rn ia probation and $2.6 million in | TO i KENNETH II. SCHMIDT fines. and LUCILLE O. MIDT. tile wlfa, (boneless) PRICKS EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED., MARCH Harold E. Wilkes of Sll South Cortez Avenue, North Orlando, hat announced at a candidate for tha group four village council aeat up for [ election on March 17. A native of Bedford, Va..| Wilkes has been a resident of | Florida ilnce 1957 and a resi­ dent of North Orlando since I 1960. He and his wife, Irene, | are the parents of two chil­ dren, Donna, 18, and Kendall, I 21, who Is stationed with the Air Force In Greenville, Miss. | A carpenter by trade, Wilk­ es has been an active attend-1 ant at all vlllaga council | meetings. Hit statement to the Her­ ald: T do not bclleva In passing | on any resolutions or amend­ ments which I do not believe | in myself. 1 firmly believe in the successful advancement | of the Village o f North Orlan­ do and hiving good govern­ ment to earry out this ad­ Girls may like candy dates vancement.” yet not be at all interested in politics. Legal Notice 59 49 j . f ’> * 1I < j* | , _ �V Z-' _ rr?!j* ---------- --~ a i r • ■ •hr M a tt p»gg »— Won. Wnr. g, V rrstft T - " * -------- rV B — JW---------w a [[V^iss Leslie Jones La/ce Mary Woman's Club icers AtLuncheon Elects Try a - w p * *■ Mrs. H . Wilhelm Honored With Feted With -r a Bridal Shower 'i* / * Leslie Junes, bridc-to-be of Tom Best, was feted with a kitchen shower recently at the home o f Mrs. George J. Mills. Mrs. Art Brown acted as cohostess for the shower. The hostess and co-hostess served the morning guests scrambled eggs, baked ham and panrakes. The Valentin* theme was carried out with th* red cloth and white accessories. The girl* brought Miss Jones many lovely gifts for her new kit­ chen. Those gathering to honor the bride-elect were: Mrs. T. A. Best Jr., mother o f the fu­ ture bridegroom, Mrs. Ashby Jones, mother o f the honoree, Mra. Ethel Lee Walker, Cathy Best, Shirley 8tumpf, Linda Hlttel, Barbara Flynt, Gail Stnkarik, Regina Clark, Bar­ bara Bradley, Sunny Skinner, Mrs. June Remusat, Mra. Wandeu Brooks, Sheila Best and Mrs. Terry Smith. The Capri Restaurant was the elta recently for a lunch­ eon, the presentation o f an award, an Interesting pro­ gram, a business filled day, and election o f officers. The officers for the Lake Mary Woman’s Club are: Mrs. 3.0. Gregory presi­ dent; Mrs. Robert Martin, corresponding secre­ tary; and Mrs. Lonorra Green, treasurer. Miss Phyllis Mitchell, who won the essay contest spon­ sored by the Lake Mary Woman’s Club, entitled ” Our American Heritage'*, w a s presented with a savings bond, while her mother, Mrs. Phillip Mitchell, looked on with proudness. Miss Mit­ chell read her winning essay to the group. A program entitled, "K eys to a Well Designed Gar­ den", was presented by Miss Lucy Nowlin and Mrs. J.D. Woodruff. Miss Nowlin show­ ed the group several slides concerning the lighting o f a garden after dark to get the full effect In beauty. Mrs. J.D. Woodruff explained and demonstrated the types o f plants that were best to use In this climate. She also gava the group several tips on landscaping. During the busineee seealon o f the luncheon, Mrs. Hugh Tlllls, education chair­ man, announced that the club would sponsor a contest fo r the first graders In Lake Mary, entitled “ Safety Post­ ers". It was also announced that the library meeting would be held on March 3 In the Chamber o f Commerce building. Chairman for this committee la Mrs. Olio Rout- well. Her committee consists o f Mrs. Hugh Tlllls, Mrs. Marshsl Werner, Mrs. Frank Leone, Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs. Frank Evans, and Mrs. Janet Schurab, who was welcomed back to the club as a new member. Mrs Schurab'a daughter, Susan Schu­ rab, was runner-up In the es­ say contest. Mrs. Frank Leone an­ nounced that three Arthritis Breakfasts would be held to raise money fo r the Arthrit­ is Fund. The first breakfast will be at the home o f Mrs. Rose Garden South Seminole W W C lub Rebekah Lodge Gathers For Luncheon Holds Meeting In Entry Wins By Maryana MUea Officials o f the Bear Lake Garden Circle of Ihe Orlando Gardea Club have announced that th# circle’s formal rose garden entry In the Central Florida Fair last week won the 140 third place award. Working with the Bear Lake group to present the entry were members of the Ardsley Mane* Garden Circle. The Bear Lake group also received ninth place honors in tha overall display, A man doesn't expect his data Is go to a restaurant without her shoes, and she doesn't expect him to appear without a tie. What-Not Collectors WE CARRY IN STOCK GENUINE — HUM M EL FIGURINES! So Perfect — So Distinctive — We Invite You In To Look Them Over. Flemings GifU - Cards . Books 310 E. First St. ST O R EW ID E Interesting H obby PARTICIPATING In the Capri luncheon were: (left to right) Mrs. Hugh Tillln, education chairman; Mins Phyllis Mitchell, essay winner; Mrs. Phillip Mitchell, winner’s mother, and Mrs. Frank Evans, president of the Lake Mary Woman’s Club. The South Seminoia Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club met last Thursday at tlie Im­ perial House in Winter Park for cards at 10 a.m. followed by luncheon at 12:30 p.m. High score prlies in bridge were taken by Mrs. Maryann Miles and Mrs. Evelyn Chap­ man while canasia prizes went to Mrs. Mildred Knight, Mrs. Vera Gifford and Mra. S a n d y Lal'oma. Doorprlze was won by Mrs. Hannah Mi­ chael. Guests for the occasion, who were Introduced at lunch­ eon by Mrs. LaPoma, presi­ dent, Included Mrs. Martha Sobataka, Mrs. E l e a n o r Hugea, Mrs. Lucy Mnyhcw, Mrs. May Dcln, Miss Ann Ccramt and Mrs. Margie Mount. During the brief business meeting following luncheon It was announced that Mrs. Eva Moore had resigned her ecrvices for printing the club’s newspaper and Mrs, Frances Dickinson volunteered that her husband would take over thla Job. Members were reminded that Donor Day for the Old Glory Blood Bank will be on March 13 and that the club must have tiva donors report to the American Legion Home In Fern Park on this date to give blood. Announcement was made tliat members are Invited to the Dessert Fashion Show and Card Party to be given on March 14 by the Sanford Wei come Wagon Club at tha Po­ licemen's Benevolent Homt F R IG ID A IR E A P P L IA N C E SA L E FEATURED WA8UKU HAS 3 SPEEDS. 3 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FABR1C WASHING. • Frtgldalrs underwater *188 Medal W C D A U With Trade EM V ih le a RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. lb M -I—M- « - !-» PS. SIM M S Olln Boutwcll from I to 10 a.m. on March 4. Sausages, waffles, and homemade syrup will be served. Ih e next day the home o f Mrs. Frank Leone will be the site for the gathering from 0 to 11 a.m., with Mrs. Robert Mar­ tin assisting. On March 12 from 0 to 11 a.m. Mrs. Joe Smathers will be hostess for the affair. It was announced that the club would again spon­ sor a child rom the Little Red School House this sum­ mer. Also Mrs. George Lind- on the lakcfronl la Sanford. This month’s meeting of the South Seminole group was ad­ vanced one week to Thursday, March 10, since the regular March 2S date fells on Holy Thursday. This meeting will be held at the Villa Nova Res­ taurant In Winter Perk begin­ ning with carde at 10 a.m. fol­ lowed by luncheon at 12:30 p.m. An afternoon fashion show also Is planned featur­ ing styles from Carol's Dress Shop in Longwood P lu a . The du b's executive board meeting was advanced to March 0 at 11:30 p.m. and will be held at the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Semloole Plaza. Members were requested to turn In their odd trading stamps to Mrs. May Jones or Mrs. Wanecta Holmes who are la charge of the project which will be used to get large coffee urn for the club partial end entertainments. It was announced that the shell craft group will meet at 0:10 a.m. this Wednesday end again on March 1> at Rice's Shell Craft Center In Orlan do. The knitting group will meet March 11 at 1 p.m. at the home of Mra. Hannah Ml cbaels, 277 Lake Ellen Drive, Casselberry, and again on March 23 with the location to be announced. Those wishing further in formation on either group should call Mrs. Raymond Holmes. hall said an Easter party would be given for the eld­ erly folks at the country home. The new members, Mrs. Watson Reel and Mrs. Tho­ mas A. Best, were welcomed into the club. The Lake Mary Woman's Club endorsed Mrs. Geneva Whitehead Park as Mother of tha Year. The speaker’s table at the luncheon waa effectively ar­ ranged with a cluster of ataleas topped with one long stemmed rose in the center. O d d Fellows Hall By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Seminole nebekah Lodge No 43 met for their regular meeting recently at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Eva Williams, nobl# grand, presiding. Mrs. May Rubow was ap­ pointed chairman o f donations for ths Odd Fellows Eya Bank. Mrs. W. L. Roche was appointed chairman on the Rebekah Stamp salsa. First tlma visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Geddea, o f Laurel Rebekah !.odge No. 32, of Stanford, Conn., and Mr. and Mra. W.E. Stowell, o f A l­ bion, Iowa. Mra. Madellng Crowell, of South Halwlch, Mas*., waa also a visitor. On March 6 Mra. Bcaula Thornton will show picture* of her recent trip to lUvrell and other travel pictures. This will be open to the pub lie and will be held at the Odd Fellow* Hall at • p.m Can Be Collecting Antique Bottles By Pstricla McCormack NEW YORK (U PI) - Slop saving string and start col­ lecting bottles—the older the better. Saving itring'i liable to tie you In knots. Massing bot­ tles, meanwhile, might make you rich. Dr. Larry Freeman, a bot­ tle collector extraordinaire, recommends especially s l i c ­ ing bottles for household pro­ ducts. "They can't help but be­ come valuable, since the glass container fast Is being re­ placed by the plastic ones," he said in an interview. Dr. Freeman dusted off a few hundred of hie best bot­ tles for an exhibit at the 20th annual National Antique Show no win progress at New York'a Madison Square Gar den. A few are of llth century vintage. Most arc the J0th century variety. All are mora valuable than they were when Dr. Freeman, of Watkins Glen, N. Y., acquired them. "That’i the thing about an­ tiques," he u ld . "Eventually somebody wants something you have got end will pay you more than you paid for 1L" Dr. Freeman also collects old drug stores, places that have been boarded up for de­ cades, left Intact when tha owner* died. One, of IBM vintage, has been reconstructed at the an­ tique show. Osteen Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Rose Phillips ia ■ pa­ tient in the Semloole Memor­ Mrs. J. I . Sills bury. Son- ial Hospital. lord, underwent aurgery re Charles Bennett recently cently in the Orange Mentorlal Hospital. Mra. Salisbury visited his cousins, Mr. a Mra. J. L. Allman. He bee Is reported aa doing nicely. been stationed in Ntw Mex­ Mrs. W. T. Kitchens, of ico but Is now going to Eng Columbus, S. C., is visiting lend. Personals her sister and brethsr-in-law, Mri. James Wallin, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Meeks. She will remain here until the Joe Mastcn and Mra. Nor­ man Miller attended a meet middle of March. lng of the DeBsry Home Arts Mr. and Mra. Alex Geddes, Club at tha DeBsry Commits of Stanford, Conn., ore spend Ity Center, Thursday. The JayCee Wivee Club will lng two weeks at a motel in meet Tuesday evening at DeBsry. They ere having p. m. at tha home o f Mrs. plans drawn for n new home When can you tee the new­ Garnett White. 2802 French to be built in DeBsry. Ha will Avenue. Dr. Lewis Perea will retire next year and they will est In Creative Cooking? A t th* Civic Center on be the gusst speaker and the then baton s permanent rasl March 10 at 7:20 p. m. The tople will be “ Communism." public is invited to sea Martha Lcgan give th* latest in Meat Get Set For Easter With a Cookery. Myrtle W i l t o n , Homo Demonstration Agent New Hair Style . . . . says the housewife will have We fee tare Permanent# far every type hair, curie fee Use limp, fine hair with ne body, eoft natural waves for an opportunity to tee the lat­ hair that la dry and needs precious oils to soold and est in equipment. hold the net. We use famous Amlo-Pon shampoo, n pure organic that oNmlnateo dandruff and dryness end brings out tha natural color. h r SPECIAL FOR EASTER: BUDGET WAVE BY TOTOS I f 40 OR « FOB « ProHrty J L Meeting Scheduled Public Invited 9174a WAVB-------...._______ ___________ | ORGANIC BIO WAVE_______________ COMPLBTB WITH SHAPING AND S Senior StrUsta: Harriett, Betty and Barham Vincent n new addition to oar eaten. Open I ajn. by appnUUunt, aka emntega Harriett's Beauty N ook IH 8. Oak Am. Party * THE MEMBERS o f the Seminoia Rebekah Lodge No. 43 attended a breakfast at the Pinecrest Inn recently. (L eft to right) Mrs. Eva Wil­ liams, noble grand, Mra. Lena Landera, assembly chaplain, Mra. May Rubow, Mra. R. A. Futrell, Mra. Auburn Rector, Mra. Margaret Walters, president o f the Rebekah oaaembly, and Mra. Hazel Gllhuly. Skate City Site For Birthday Party By Maryann MUea Missy Pettlnati, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pettinatl of Howell Park, recently celebrated her ninth birthday with 10 young ladies. The group enjoyed ikating at Skate City after which they returned to the honoree’s home for birthday cake and Ice cream. Thoie attending were Mona and Gretchen Tomerlln, Sukle Petersen, Theresa Wlklin, Terry Hinton, Debbie Moore, Carol Lest, Karen Scott, Pa­ tricia Schmidt and Laura Norbut. Missy's older sister, Gilds “ Junior"'Pettlnati, was home from the University of Flor­ ida to help celebrate the oc­ casion. Humor Abounds A s TV Commercials Are Imitated Humor spread a i Mrs. Jack Erickson gave a convincing imitation of a well-known pain reliever commercial. Each member, at a recent meeting of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, was asked to givo an Impromptu televis­ ion commercial before the group. The other members acted s i critici to check such particular points as sincerity, brevity and facial expression. Tills meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Bob McKee. The drama program was cle­ verly presented by Mrs. Sterne Bolte. After the program the group discussed ill final plans for spring rush parties. It was announced that the invitations would be mailed soon. A report on the Valentine dinner party was made by Color A n d Variety Pep U p Wintertime M eals By Myrtle Wilton Add color and variety to your wintertime meals with vegetable* from the earth, luch as, beeti, carrots, tur­ nips, rutabagas, mature on­ ions, green onions, radishes, and parsnip*. All are flavor­ ful and nutrltioni; carrots are aspeclally high in Vita­ min A and raw turnips are a good source o f Vitamin C, ■ays Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. Eat some raw, some cook­ ed. Leave the skint on, or para only skin deep. Cook them only to the crisp, ten- Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mri. Don Greene, of Krntia Road, Casselberry, have returned home after a month'* trip to California. They drove out taking with them their daughter-in-law, Mri. Don Greens Jr., and their granddaughter, to be with young Doa, a MMI in the navy. He docked In Long Beach aboard tha SS Hector on Jan. 31, from Japan after a tour of duty in the Pacific. Mr. and Mr*. Greene toured California and spent a day in Mexico. They visited maay scenic attractions oa th* way out and back and stopped over in Houston, Texas, for a four day visit with his sister and her family. Tha young Greenes remain­ ed in California, where ha will be stationed for the time be­ ing. Talent Needed Several plays art la tha making at the Orange Blos­ som Playhouse. Those plays rnclud* "Gypsy,” "West Slds Story," ta d “ Guya And Dolls." Any one Interested in these spring musicals should contact Gerald Covington by phoning 323-MSS or 322-4371. There are ports open for singers, dancers, actors, ac­ tresses and many others. the social committee. This party was held at tlw Showboat Restaurant in DeLsnd. Mrs. Paul Lewis, the chap­ ter's Valentine Girl, was pre­ sented with an engraved re­ vere bowl as a momento of the occasion. The group en­ joyed dining and dancing throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sims and Mr. and Mra. Bob Kuhkle were the guests. It was announced that a sewing contest and fashion show wtiuld be held on April 2. Letters will be sent to the various clubs and organiza­ tions stating the rutaa and regulations of that day. The chapter members pre­ sent were Mri. Don Cahill, Mrs. AI Davis, Mrs. Cameron Lawrence, Mrs. Rick Walker, Mrs. Bob Dekle, Mrs. Thomas Largen, Mrs. Fay Stetson, Mra. Jack Erickson, Mrs. Paul Lewis, and hostess, Mrs. Bob McKee. Personals PersonaLS Mrs. L. E. Tew, Altamonte, is entering the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital, to undergo surgery. .Mr. and Mrs. Coulter, from Brooklyn, N. Y., owners of the Oriental Garden which they plan to build In the near future, are the recent houseguests o f Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ chael K. Feeney, of Alta­ monte. Owners of tropical fish tanks can keep the tanka rustfree by coating metal parts with petroleum Jelly before filling them with water. EASTER Never nnderestimato tha power o f a pair of clean white gloves. Many a woman has found that they help to open doors—both social and busi­ ness. They also lift the spirits of the wearer by making an old costume feel and look new. Floral Needs sanfor: FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. 322-1822 322-8432 Eva Bess Beauty Shop NEW LOCATION 121 N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL We have eompletelv redecorated, added equipment ana fixtures to servo you bettor. Minnie Bee* Center — Htleu Smith Shirley Meade m w Ptu 322-3914 Need A “ Special Gift” For A — “ Special Guy” Bear Lake Mrs. Evelyn Chapman of Bear Lake has received word from her husband, MaJ. Herschel Chapman, that ha has order* to be transferred from oversell duty to the Univer­ sity of Virginia where he will study for hii masters degree In international relations. MaJ. Chapman is expected to arrive in Bear Lake in July. Mra. Chapman and their tons, Charles, Robert and John, will be moving to Charleston, W. Va. Altamonte HEADQUARTERS FOR THE QUALITY LINE OF MEN’S COSMETICS. • • • • • • Woodhue by Faberg* Figaro by Lanvin Chanel for Men Yorktown by Sbalton Canoe by Dana Tumbleweed by Lori*' • HIS by Kartbwood • That Man by Revlon • Signature by Max Factor • Sportsman • Sandlewood by Ardew Trent him to “ SomethinK Nice" T O U C H T O N 'S R E X A L L DRUG "TH E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. let A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD AND D R Y LAUNDRY SANIT0NE DRY CLEANING SAM E • D A Y SERVICE AVAILABLE i f 504 WEST FIRST ST. McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK der stage. Ua* the cooking liquid In soups and gravies. A white sauce goes well with » e n y o t these root veg­ etables, and you can pep up the sauce with left-over bits o f meat or fish, hard-cooked eggs, or grated cheese. Cor­ ral* and radishes make tasty sandwlchea when shredded or ■Heed and mixed with nute or raisins and salad dressing. Or combine several root veg­ etables In this delicious soup. Simmer a soupbone in wa­ ter. To each three cups o f this meat broth add: 1 amall onion 2 small carrot* 1 amall potato 1 amall turnip 1 amall green pepper 1 stalk celery and leaves 1 cup tomato juice and pulp Cut all th* vegetables about the same size. Cook until ten­ der In th* aelted meat broth. Season well and serve h ot This will make four servings, 1 cup each. if ^CARRAW AY ▼ A surprise birthday party was given for Mr*. Harley Wilhelm in Lake Mary. Torsday night, by Mrs. T. M. Whigham. The guests sang "Happy Birthday" to Mr*. Wilhelm as she came into the house where they had gathered In preparation for the party. Games were played w^th pri­ ses won by Mrs. James Gray and Mrs. C. Stout. Mra. Wilhelm was present­ ed with a Hamilton Beach Portable Mixer as a gift from the group. Refreshments of ice eraam. punch and caka were served by the hostess. O t h e r guests attending were: Mrs. M. Smith, Mr*. B, Whitworth, Mrs. C. Fullen, Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mr*. Cecil Mixon, Mrs. Carl Bryant, Mra. Crawford Shelton, Mrs. Bob Jones, Mrs. W. G. Brown, and Sirs. J. A. Yarn. FA M W BRANCH LOCATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 123-1741 eilanwge rp gg •___%J Ij �•5» Vnffcrl f m l l Won. Mar. % ^ 8 4 -Pagg 9 0£OA % ® ^ ™ , ^ DEAR ABBY: Our ion'* w ife Ju»t produced • third ■on. T h e/ named their fin t after my aon, Thomas. They named their second aftr f her father, Richard. Nat* urally, the boys are called T o m ” and •‘Dick.” Now, Just because o f that silly ex­ pression, T o m , Dick, and Harry,” they went ahead and named the third little fellow "Harry.” I thought it was disgraceful and told them eo. They think it's cute. I would like your opinion.. This is no gag. DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: Har­ ry is a good solid name, and 1 see nothing “ disgraceful” about it. Some yeara ago, a woman in Trenton, New Jersey gave birth to triplets, which she named “ Eenle, Meenla and Mlne-ea” be­ cause she aald there wasn't going to he any "Moe.” (This is no gag, either.) • • • DEAR ABBY: I found a young girl’s picture in my husband's wallet. He aald ■he wae a girl he danced with at a bar in town. To prove himself, he took me there, pointed her out, and then danced with her once, “ Just to talk to her.” After­ cobij |C‘ |ft • By Abigail Van Buren wards he brought me home, pledged his love and tore up the picture. The next night he was out 'til 4 o'clock in the morning. When he waa naleep. I checked his wallet and found another picture o f the samu girl. Also her telephone number. After he left for work, I called her He had told her he waa sin­ gle, that I was a neighbor who kept his bachelor apart­ ment clean, and whom be had taken out just to be nice. Abby, I love him. Should I give him a divorce so he can marry her? Or should I litre with him for the sake o f our two babies, a n d a 1 a e p apart? VERY VERY HURT DEAR HURT: Don't as­ sume he WANTS a divorce. Tell him what you know, and insist that he aecomp any you to your clergyman, a marriage counselor, or to The Family Service Associa­ tion, which haa qualified counselors. Sleeping apart will only provide him with ar. excuse for sleeping else­ where. • • • DEAR ABBY: I know that I would make a very good salesman, but I can’t get a Job. Everywhere I apply I On(BAidep NORTH (D> S Terhsps the first play « Q li« learned by a student of V Q Ii bridge la the finesse. It is au ♦ AKQI ♦ 78 easy play to learn, but it BAR takes years of study to dis­ A ll! ATS cover that thers are occasions JA M WK1 0 6 S ♦ 6 84 a lo y when it pays to refuse to finesse. •OITH Souths bolding o f the aceA AKJ 1 0 queen of clubs opposite dum­ VJM m y's two smati clubs ia a ♦ JB 3* ♦ AQ classic finessing situation and I*o one vulnerable most players would draw trumps and then try ths club N«rth Kart Senik Went £*1* finesse. It would lose. Assum­ * ♦ Pass 4 4 ing that West was not nics U enough to lead a heart. South Opening would have to attack that auit himself and would wlad op South would complain that losing three heart tricka. finesses never worked for am told that they are look­ ing for a young man with experience. Abby, how can I get experience if no one will hire me? I can sell any­ thing. NO EXPERIENCE DEAR NO: You cannot ■sell anything” If you can t sell yourself. A man is not likely to hire a person to ■ell for him if that person takes “ n o" fo r an answer, without attempting to con­ vince him to say “ yes." • • • DEAR ABBY: How true it is that kissing someone who has no teeth is nothing. I am the one without teeth (occasionally) and my hus­ band tells me that kissing me when I do not have my dentures in ia like drinking flat beer. SOMETIMES TOOTHLESS S I S Get It o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly llille, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding.” send 60 cents to Ab­ by. Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby him and go on to ths next hand. But, someone might point out to him that ba would hava made his eon tract if he had not bothered about taking that club fineast. All be need do would be to draw trumpa with three leads and run off tha diamonds Then ha could play ace and queen of clubs and it would not matter which opponent held the king. \ He would be in the lead with no place to go. Anotlgr club lead would ghra South a ruff and discard. A heart lead would lasurs a trick for South la that suit. | 9(iqhlighi& 7:90-9:30 p.m. NBC. Mon­ day Night Movie. "Under­ water Warrior.” Skin divers will love this IBM release Dsn Dsiley, R on Msrtin and James Gregory star as Navy frogmen at ths end of Work! War II and the Korean War. Dailey plays an officer who risks tils life to show how valuable the frogmen are to the Navy. Not much plot, but ths underwater scenes filmed Bear Lake Club Hears Talk On Proper Diet By Maryana MUes The value of ■ well-bal­ ance diet of protein, starches sod leafy foods, as opposed to fad "health food” diets, was stressed by Dr. Kenneth Wing In his talk “ Up to Date Food Sense” far members of the Beer Lake Home Demonstration Club at their February meeting. Hostess was Mrs. Richard Mathos at her home, 6635 Linnesl Beach Drive. In addi­ tion to the speaker, MLu Myr­ tle Wilson, IID agent, waa a special guest. New officers of tl>e Bear Lake Club are Mrs. Esther Jackson, president; Mrs. Ma­ rie Hubbard, vice president; Mrs. d s r lc e Connover, secre­ tary; Mrs. Mickey Dolllns. treasurer and Mrs. Haiti Loomis, delegate. Wish corduroy with the wrong side out since It at­ tracts lint Men who like to cook art pretty cocky about their cul­ inary creations. Most of them seem to feel that when It com e a to turning out really greet Ashes no women could Legal Notice IN TSSIS Cl a c t IT COCUT. JVIXTW JUDICIAL CIKCCtT o r n o a in i, in and roa ■KsaiNoua c o c n t y , e x o n iu a . C H A N rX R T NO- 1STTS L O R E T TA W. COLLINS. P lain tiff, W ILLIAM B. COLLINS. n .f .n i lia t . N o n cm o r arrr TO i W ILLIAM E. COLLINS, w b oss residence and id drssa Is: Hampton T rnllsr Coart O ttaw a, Illinois. •w orn com plaint b a v in s t u n ftloC la tho C trcalt Court In and fo r Bomlnolo County, Florida. In Chaneory, snttttod "L O R E TT A W . C O L L I N S . P la in tiff, versus W ILLIAM E. COLLINS. D sfsn dsnt," praying fo r csrU ta retlof for ths above asrasd p la in tiff nealnst you as d s fo n ia a t. NOW, TH EREFO RE. THIS IS TO N O T irT TOU thst If you w ish to dsfsnd saalnst and eon tsst ths abovo sotltlsd action, you aro roqulrod to fllo you r a a tw or or othor w ritton dsfsnss, If nay you have to ths com plaint hsrsln. with th s Clark o f th« a b o r t stylsd C ourt and to strv s upon plain­ t i f f s nttornsy, A lbsrt N. n t t s , w hoso addrsss Is 1 Masonlo Building, Sanford. Florida, a e o p r o f said answ or or othsr w ritten dsfsnss, on or bsforo ths U lh day o f March. ISM. T ho Batura o f said com plaint to pray that ths nbovs s ty l­ ed C ourt gran t ths nbovs asm sd p la in tiff a divorce » vin cu lo m atrim onii o f and from you. FAI NOT TO ANSWER » a lo s t a doers# pro nonfoeeo bs •ntsrsd aaalnst you. W ITNESS my hand and o fflola l anal at Sanford, Ssmlnolo County, Florida, this fth day o f February, A- D. 1144. (SE A L ) Arthur K. Beekwlth. Jr.. C lark of abovo stylsd Court. B y: Jsaa B. WUka, Deputy Clark A lb srt N. F itts. A ttornsy * Counselor at Law 1 Masonlo Building Baaford. F lorida Publish Fob. I f . I f. >* * March S. 1W1. C D R -tl _______ to (donum :By Ruth Millett touch them with a long-bandl ed spatula. Tha truth of the matter is, while most housewives have to turn out two or three meals a day, day after day and year after year, the man who eo joys cooking as a bobby only "creates” when the mood ■trikes him. Even then, he ts aa temperaments! as any famous-name chef. Comedian Danny Kaye is reported to be an expert cook. He is said to let his din nsr guests know in advance Enterprise Gl Wins Promotion tn Saa Dtego, Hawaii and Aa Marshall Islands make it worth whOe. 8:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy Show. Some good comedy mo­ ments, plus ths singing of brassey-volced guest star Ro­ berta Sherwood. Lucy and Viv (Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance) quarrel and Viv moves out in ■ huff. Lucy takes Roberta and her reallife aon (Robert Lanning) in as boarders, much to her re­ gret a i Roberta and her rau­ cous jazx combo nearly drive Lucy out of her skull with t h e i r ceaseless rehearsals. Lucy's double problem Is to get rid of Roberta and make amends with Viv. 8:36-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. “ The Trace Mcdoud Story.” A mystery western (or should that be a western m ystery?) with more sus­ pects than “ Burke's Law.” Super sleuth Chris Hale (John Mclntlre) finds himself trying to flush out a murderer from among a group of terrorstricken townspeople w h o have Joined the wagon train to escape ths bestial killer. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Danny Thomas Show. Hardly any plot at all and, if the chatter wasn't occasionally funny, al­ though sometimes too noisy, (his would really have been a dull show. Rambunctious Un­ d o Toonoose (Hans Conried) again visits the Williams (Danny Thomas and Marjorie Lord) and takes ths whole half hour trying to prove thst he's not too old to take a Job. 9:30-10 p.m, CBS. The Andy Griffith Show. Charming Is! this simple plot without any pretense at guile. A series of thefts In the local department store sets Sheriff Andy (Andy] Griffith) to thinking shoplift­ ers may be responsible. The] big laughs come when owleyed B arney' (Don. Knotts)! poses as ■ store dummy to] catch the shoplifters redhanded. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly­ wood and the Stars. “ On Ix> | cation: The Night of the; Iguana.” Exactly what you think it Is, an unabashed plug. (or ■ soon-lo-be-releaied fea­ ture film. You see sonic clips' from the film, tome behind- j lhc-«cenet activity, including' director John Huston at work, | and a few glimpses of Elisa­ beth Taylor i t play. She Isn’t I In the “ Iguana,” but Richard | Burton Is. 10-11 p.m, NBC. Sing Along I With Mitch. (Color) A mild; hour highlighted by a pleasant | Gershwin medley featuring' Leslie Uggamt tinging "Our! Love Is Here to Slay" and I Bob McGrath doing “ Maybe." Other number* on the show include such historical items at "Black Bottom," "The! Dipsy Doodle" and “ Pennsyl­ vania Polka." INS ( f ) Chaaam ■ SW ( t ) Nsw« 1:11 (t) M ar* •«t» 1:11 tits •: AS Ti»S (»> (I) (SI (() (* ) (I) (S) (I . (S) (I) (I) <i) M l (I) (I) (I) 1:1* ( I ) («) »:«« ( ! ) S IS (I I (1) Measewto 9a ■ports Editorial W rsthsr llrovord Nsws W .s t h s r Kports W alter C ronklls H oaU ey-B rlakley Ron Cocbraa Orbit lia r * Q us W ill T ravel D lssst Zane flray Theatar Monday NltO At T k i Movlsa Ta Tall Tha Tralh Outar Llmlta I'va Oat A Saerat W agon Train Tha Lu er Show llanny Thnmaa Andy O rlffllh Show H ollyw ood and tha Htara that whea they are Invited to IS.H ( I ) llr r a k ln r F ain t (A) East Slda— W aal ■ meal prepared by tha host, Hlila (S) Xing A lo is W ith three rules will be observed. Mitch No appetixera will be serv It NS (I I N ew atopf (A) Nawa ed. ( I ) Newellne Only one before-dinner 11:11 ( I ) flportl F la il ( I ) Thaattr o f tha Atari drink wiU be offered. 11:11 ( t ) Taalta Shaw Dinner wBl not be held ( I ) Tha Lata Show more than one minute for a TUESDAY A. M. late guest. Men cooks can get by with I :H (1 ). Sign On such highhanded rules, be­ 1:11 II) Nawa, Waatbar cause cooking with them is a 1:11 ( I ) Farm Deport •:S• (i> W orld C lallliatlow bobby. 1:11 (A) Cellata at U s A ir f i x ( I ) TaAay When they go to all the tron ( I ) Waha O s M ovies b)e of'preparing a meal they Visa ( I ) Farm Marha« Bacaa make aura their guests (S) Slat# Haws ■ won’t dull their appetites with w a a otar drinks or appetisers, hold up V:*A (I ) Today ( I ) Pra-flahaat F la a a la g a meal when it is resdy, or ( I ) C oaatdcw a Mews Insult ths cook by worrying III* T il l ( I ) M lekay'e Oaapal ■bout calories. T in a • :#A ( I ) M ickey S n a a aha But ths poor woman cook l:M (S) Captala X aagataa finds It hard Just to get Jier ISA (S) W eather aad S a w family to tbs table when a S:M (S) Taday ( I ) Cartesvttto meal Is ready and to keep ( I ) Lamp# o f I x t r i l i i them there until It’s finished. (AA ( I ) D ivorce Court ( I ) E torelac She wouldn’t dream o f lay. t:M ( I ) Hamper Boots ing down the law to guests. ( I ) Oala Storm But perhaps It’s a good ISiSS ( I ) f a y W hea ( I ) Spanlih Loaoost thing. If woraea, who do most ( I ) Mlko W allers Newt of ths cooking, were as tem­ tail* ( I ) W ord fo r W ord <l> t L oco im sr peraments! as men, every ID Tho O bjoet to meal would be a production ItlSd l i ; C on eooira tlos ( I ) Price It Bight and thst might be a bit wear­ It Sts I I ) Tho M ocora ing. Who wanta to alt down to 11:11 ID Savou Kayo (St P olo * a lady* throe productions a day? Billy C. Bolsad, son of Mrs. Luetle M. Plulling, Enter­ prise, has been promoted to Sergeant with the First In­ fantry Division at Fort RUey, Kan. Ha entered the Army ia 1980. Spl/9 Richard .. . B. Var­ ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Varney, Fees Park, has been assigned to the 80th Avia­ tion Company in Korea. He entered the Army ia 1989. Spl/4 John B, Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Osborne, Sanford, has been assigned to the 333d Artillery in Bad Krsusaacb, Germany. TUESDAY P. M. Recipe for home harmony: He entered the Army la ’ une I I :H ( I ) L oco or U la 1962. Ruth Millet’s "H ippier Wives ( f ) Sevan Kays (Hints for Husbands).” Send ( I ) First Impraaaloa Keep pesticides In their 28 cents to Ruth Millet Read­ t i l t ! ( ( ) Father K nsw a Heat ( ! ) Saa rah tor Tern tooriginal containers. Insect er Service, ( c /o The Sanford spray stored la aa old soda Herald), P. O. Box 499, Dept. (I) Truth er CoBOOeaaaeeo pop bottle could tempt a A, Radio City Station, New 11:41 (S) O aldiag York 19, N. 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HW �V Pays 10 — ‘ March 2,1084 OUR BOARDING HOUSE rr cai* t e i op much valu» PMSAA ABOUT MOOFtB SONNA DONATE TOTVr o m s CLUBf—< VIS HOOPL* IE O N t^ lTAVWf? >*vX AIN'T PUTTIN' H lM ON I* V— N , ssss^^sasssffi IBO TO HAUL AEVBKI — 1 K M A 3 0 « ONCe Vi l l a g e a n v i l , BUT H e WOULDN’ T LET n s so THIS IS SAR68S ^ INONOBR PAvORiTB BIVOUAC / VWV S it e _ ! ‘ l ||^S 1 OOUENNUT 1N LAKE UANnV , 4 U P*n\oa IP IT > tB « « A W A S COFFEE A ff \ com b V H* o n h w d n i M , DOWN v r ^ Z KHOW. n r % TOM ORROW J OUT OUR W A Y > 2 "■ lA E M k t H iD H f * MR.BUMSTEAR Look a t t h e e g g l I 5 HCXJLDVC V KNOWN BETTO* MY PET HUMMINGBIRD - V _ - OUST LAID X l THAN TO ASK / ■Wok. thoro wont mo*t of the grocery money, but I'n • wizard with ground beefl" TIZZY Legal Notice By Galbraith Bin n HAS TUB BEST BULLETIN TREE/ . MUOPVANP ROCKY X CANT EVEN FIND A PlACSTO PITCH A _ TENT { v o u t x jn k v » m SIDE GLANCES By Kate Osano NOTICE OP KI'IT T U P STATE OP FLORIDA TO I ANN HOBART 711 North Uth Street Milwaukee. Milwaukee County. Wleconaln Tou are h»r*by notified thnt ■ult h »« been filed asalnet you In the Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Florida. In Chancery. an abbreviated till* o f which If FIRST FED ERAL SAVINGS AND I/>AN ASSO­ CIATION OF 8 B M I N O L B COUNTT, a corporation. Plaintiff. »». MART td>U MTKRS and ANN HOBART. D efend­ ant!. the nature o f eald eult brine a eult to foreclnee that pertain m ortgage dated Sept, ember SI. !»«». and o f re ­ cord In O fficial Record* Dook SSS, ! ’* « f 3<1. public re co rd ! of Seminole County. Florida, encumbering the follow in g described real property, t o ­ ll: Lot 1#. Rl"rk R, o f P ellow .h ip Addition to Sanford, according to Plat IL.uk I. Pan* S. publlo record* of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. Subject to eaaementa o f record: and you are hereby required lo file your answer In eald •ult with the undersigned Clerk o f eald Court and to terra a copy tharaof upon tha P la in tiff* attorney, whoa# namo and a * ’ rr«a appear be­ low . on or ha.. * the lat day o f April, !M 4. a> I In default thereof Decree Prw t 'o n f r t u III be entered again.*. ) ‘>u. WITNESS my hand anJ o f ­ ficial teal at tha County Courthouse. Sanford. Semlnol# County. Florida, thla lSth day or February, l i l t . (SEAL) Arthur H. Reckwlth, Jr, Clerk o f Circuit Court By: Sandra S- Johnson, D. C. Phillip H. Logan Shlnholeer and Logan Attorneys at 1-aw P. O. Bog ITU Sanford, Florida Publish Feb. II A Mar. t. A I*. 1M4. CDR-IO 0OT PCMT Ife LL antbocy / Lardy( s w h O Jm STALLED.' g iv e ME PUSH OUR ANCESTORS SOU 0CW5ETC3P THAT FIGHTING/ 0 0 SOU H6AR M E ? 6I0P. FIGHTING1HK3 MINUTE/* MHO THAT VELUNG FOR OS TO ©TCP FIGHTING? V . **3t 2 . •• “ Personally, I atill prefer the telephone for ontertainmontT* By Dick Turner CARNIVAL ^ n ,T c a „.u jiL r i OH,YE9.,.U'iTN! "C h i you explain wtwra you wbpb until four this (nomine? Anothtr Crook myth?'* I THINK WE RE SOMEWHERE NEAR A l SHORE I JM SHORT RIBS KINPOPA / ROCKY I PlACBiu \ WATCHVOLK in t u b c i n c r r r c o i r t o r TU B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF F l.O n iD A . IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COP NTT. No. 12*00 BERTHA R. MARTIN. Plaintiff, vn. U. U MARTIN, J R . D efendant NOTICE TO DEFEND IN TIIK NAME OF TU B STATE OF FLORIDA TOi U I- MARTIN, J r , whosa addreaa le: in* Kergueon Court. Koreal l*ark, Georgia. T ou are hereby notified lhal Suit for Divorce has been fil­ ed agalnet you by llertha It. Marlin. In tha Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnola County, Florida. In Chancery, being Chancery No. 1310* and you are hereby required to make answer to tha Complaint and terra a copy thereof upon RICHARD H. SWANN. of SWANN AND SWANN, IT SputA Mas-valla Avaaua, Or­ lando, Florida. A ttorney fo r Plaintiff, and lo fllo the o r i­ ginal thereof In tlia o ffic e o f the Clerk o f said Circuit Cuurl at Sanford. Florida, on o r be­ fore tha Sltli day o f March. 1MI. otherw ise said cause shall procerd e t part# agalnet you. WITNESS my hand and tha o fficia l seal o f said Court at Sanford, Sem inole County, Florida, this the l»th day e l February, A. U. 1*44. (SEAL) Arthur II. Reckw lth, J r , Clerk o f eald Circuit C ourt n y : Sandra H. J oh n ses Deputy Clerk /■ / Richard R. Sw ans Richard IL Swann or SWANN AND SWANN 17 Snulk Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida Attorney for P la ln 'lff Publish Fah. 14 * Mar. g A I f. 1*44. CDR-59 IN TH E C I R C ir r CO CRT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FMIMIOA IN AND FO R SEMI* SOLE COTNTT. CHANCERY NO. MTSS n o t ic e o f s e n - nr MOMTGAOK POHKCLOf CEE FED ERAL NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, s aorporatloa, FtalntttA TO. KINO lUfiDVKEN X HAD TO SB* MTBCTMBS O lir RIDING, ACBOM CK W n t Wager BUGS BUNNY AN atorO U nag I d ilM N flM w t IO M M A i u s & ^ u . Indiana }»* • «■ . i. . I lI h u m K M 1 taSSStm l« NnJrEti tad ■ S 2 3 2 ■ B a r s 4 »i •« . l . i B U K a i B W i i B i » R g w S W M l K M i i' i im i i I ii w THOMAS A. DILLON and GE­ NEVA DILLON, hla w ife, and McCAL'GII AN M O R T Q A O H COMPANY, INC, s F lorida to r poratloa, , D efendant(s), TO l THOMAS A. DILLON and OENEVA DILLON, hla w ife, w hoso residence and whereabouts are an* known. YOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ FIED tkat a Complaint to foreclose a cartaln m ortgage encum bering the fo llo w in g described r»»l properly, to ,w lt i Lot 7, Olock II, TOW NBITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. g subdivision, accord­ ing to plat tboreof, record * ed la Plat Rook I, pages 14 to 41. Inclusive, o f the Publlo Reoorda o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, has been filed against you la the sbnvo-elyled suit, the short title o f which lo Federal Na­ tional M ortgaga Association, a Corporation organised under an Act o f Congraaa and axialIng pursuant to the Federal National M ortgaga Association Charter Act, having Its prin­ cipal offlca In tha City o f W ashington. D istrict o f Colum ­ bia. P lain tiff, versus, THOMAS A. DILLON and OENEVA D IL­ LON. bis w lfs, and McCAUO, HAN MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC., a Florida corporation, D afendant(a) and you ara re­ quired lo servo a copy o f you r Answer or o lb t r pleading lo lb# Complaint on P la in tiffs Attorney, Mack N. Cleveland. J r , Nulls 111 Sanford Atlan­ tis National Rank Building, Sanford, Florida, and tils the original Answer or other pleading In tha o ffice o f tbo Clerk o f the Circuit Court oa o r b efore the 11th day o f March, A. D. 1144. I f you fall lo do so, a decree pro con* feaao w ill bo taken against you for the rollof demanded In the Complaint. Thla Notice shall bo pub­ lished once a waak fur four coaaacutlvs w eeks Is The Banford Herald, a ntwepapar circulated la Hemiaole County, Florida. Dated this lit h day o f F eb ­ ruary. A. D. l i f t . (SE A L) Arthur IL Reckwlth, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vltalen. DO Mack x . Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Burke Attorneys tor P lain tiff P. O. Draw er Z Sanford. Florida PublUh Fob. I f, *4 * Mar I. I. 1944. COB-44 �y •' r —1 rrr. ; Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The 2. N o tice * - P e rso n a ls Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuas., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. Say before isiertion. Moo. - Sat • o o i. 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rental! 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 Material! 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools I I . Poultry • Live stock 81A. Peta 82. Flowers - Shrubs 38. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Eschange 86. Articles Wanted 88. Automobiles - Trucks 36*A Autos Wanted ST. Boats • Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers • Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. Lost ft Found ®hr INCOME TAX SERVICE STENSTROM RENTALS 0. M. Harritoni 1311 Palmetto 2 BR., 1 Bath, furnished $83 322 8827 322-7948 Several large unfurn. Want to rent your home? Bookkeeping Service. Tax re­ See us today for fast ser­ turns. 12 yra. experience. vice! Call Lamar William*, FivePoint*. . 322*7813. kcralft SWEETIE PIE Mnrch 2, 1964— Pape 11 12. Real Eatate For Sale By Nadine Seltzer 0* DOG- Stenstrom Realty 4 BR., 2 Bath .........$143 mo. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. Rcpalri, parti; Electrolux, 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 33 mo. Kirby, RexAir, AirWay, 3 BR., lte Baths .. $ S3 mo. GE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone FA 2-4765. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Vacuum Cleaner 6. For Rent BRAND new efficiency apt $63 mo. 322 5C04. 3 BR. house, kit. equipped. $60 mo. 1303 Douglas Ave, 322-0413. Small furn. apt. 600 Park Ave 3 BR., garage apt., furn. 2005 French. 322-7234. 2 BR., furn. apt., tile bath. 1703 Magnolia, $33. 322-3931 2 BIl House, nicely furn. No pete. Ph. 322-6237. FURN. A pt 2300 MeUocvlll*. Available Mar. 1. Furn. S room apt., p v t bath. 322 3303. 1 BIl House, Fum. $63 mo. Ph. 323-0633. FURN. 2 Rm. garage a p t Nice, clean. Water, electric furniibed. Adults only. No pete. 322-1303. 1 BR. furn. a p t Quiet neigh borhood. Ph. 222-1462, 9-3:30. 322-4301 other time*. S BR. Hooae comp. furn. Incl. water, alec. kit. 322 2577. UNFURN. 2 BR House, kit. equlpt 2403 So. Willow Ave Pb. 349-4282. Fum. efficiency ap t, for 1 or couple, light* 4 water loci. $48. 823-7399. Payton Realty RENT A BED Roliaway, Hospital L Baby Bed*. By Day, Week, or Month ” 1 d o TO O hay# s r o o d m em ory 1 1 o s n ram am btr svsry Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. lit St. •ohool holiday fo r th e w h ols Y ear!” CARROLL’S FURNITURE FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie 12. Real Estate For Sals 12. Ileal Estate For Sale Cowan. 322-4013. 17-92, 26 Acre*, 1000 Ft. 3 BR.. Fla. Rm., lte baths, Fronting Lake Monroe, be­ cent, heat, alr-cond. $430 1-3 BR House; 1-10’ wide 2 tween Jessamine and Tam Down, $84 mo. 322 6313. BR House Trailer. Phone arind Aves. Zoned indust NO 8 4908. LMN ENTERPRISES rial. Write Box 66, Sanford Now has Sales Represents CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Herald. lives at Crystal Laka Park, 9. For Sale or Rent W. on 23th St., to Lake LIFE ON THE FARM Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON was never Uke this! One of Lake Mary Fire Station, Sanford's finest farm pro LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s right to Sale* Offic*. 4 pertiea. Home k bldgs, of­ 322-1397. houses under construction. fered with 2 or 20 acres. One 4 Bedroom ready for You will be captivated by 2 BR. house Inquire 817 Cate occupancy. Aw low as $330 this charming home, lina Drive. Dowd and $64 a month. large bedrooms, 2 tiled 11. Real Estate Wanted Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 baths, 2 Fla. Rms., superb kitchen, fireplace, floored WANTED: Country home. 3 attic, etc. Other buildings DenARY: 2 Bit., terra n o BR. or large 2 BR. within floors, ek e. heat., alr-cond., Include concrete • floored commuting distance of San built-in GE kitchen. W. T. bam and sheds. Priced ford. Will assume your Corbett, Real Eatate. Ph. right, tool payments, small equity 666-4791, Write details and location (o: C. R. Bell, 187 Marvin EVERETT A. HARPER Ave., Longwood. Fla. AGENCY - REALTOR Investment it Realty 12. Real Estate For Sale 116 N. Park Ave. 2403 S. Park Ave. 322-9173 Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 8-2263 GREEKHRIAR SUBURBAN HOME Choice lota available in REAL ESTATE MEMO Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor Choice Itome available In overlooking golf cou nt. Loch Arbor. 3 Bedrooms, Stenstrom Realty la in need Custom building to your of an experienced full tlms 2 Baths, Florida Rra., dou­ apocifieations. Graonbriar Real Estate mas for a postble carport and large uti­ developed by Bon on their aak* staff. All lity room. Bonus features KINGS WOOD qualified applicant* will be Include a swimming pool BUILDERS, INC. given a private Interview, and chain link fenced yard 202 Fairmont Dr. and all Inqulrka will be Can be purchased for $700 FA 2-8074 confidential. Call H e r b down, FHA term* if quail Stenstrom at 322-2420, or fled, Stett. If qualified for 322-2677, for an appoint­ in-service loan, 5U%. Come 2 3 , 1 4 BEDROOMS ment. In or call today! 1, lte, k 2 BATHS LONGWOOD AREA DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Neat 2 BR Cottage in prim* condition, with paved road 2363 rark Dr. 222-2410 Low Monthly Payments frontage on approx. 1 beau For Complete Information tiful acre. Centrally locat­ BY OWNER, 2 bedroom, lte See Or Call Your ed with just minutes to bath home. One bedroom Sanford 4 Orlando. Priced hai separata entrance, can right at $».930. Terms made be rented for Income. Will to suit a qualified purchai SALES BROKER trade for amaller place. er. Shown by appointment. Call FA 2-9846. SOU TH W ARD FHA - VA HOMES Stenstrom Realty $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 3 Room fum. apt., Incl. wa ter, $43 mo. 322-4814, or ap­ 2363 Park Dr. ply 112 Maple Ave. 322-2420 CB Home, acre ground, 4 rma. WE’ VE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOUI bath, porch, modem, good To build your home in love­ cond., $30 mo. 322-8119. ly Loch Arbor, Comer lo­ Fum. or Unfurn., 4 If. rooms, cation with 6 lots In bear­ tile bath. No peta. 222-3733. ing citrus. Total price $4,400 with $300 Down and 3 BR. Fum. Duplex. Avail­ owner financing. able Mar. 1st. 14th Ave. EXCLUSIVE WITH Longwood, • ml. from N.A. S. Ph. LOST: * ’• ••Murray” red A white boy'e bicycle, taken from Pinecreat School let o f wk. Please eaU 322-6184. REWARD. Nicely fum. 2 BR house. Call 822-0274. LOST: Mate Beagle Hmmd SOU TH W ARD INVESTMENT k REALTY Reward. LAKE MARY: 1 large BR. 116 N. PARK AVE. 822-8173 nicely fum. Duplex apt. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Spotless. Hurry, won't last lias Customized Hamel in 2 . N o tice * • rorw m a te long. $83. Adults, no pot*. So. Longwood for Immediate Call 222-1290, Nites 322 2876. occupancy. Down payment DUST PROBLEM? of $630 and up. CALL your Rainbow dealer 2 BR., unfurnished house. Ph. LMN ENTERPRISES, Ine. 322 1336. 322-6311, 4 to 10 p. m. 802 Highland Ave. Ph. 838-3911 or 323-2744 with rod 122-1733. fcanfurb SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN* EK SERVICE. Part* and 2363 Park Dr. 322-2430 •uppiiei for all make* In­ cluding: Electrolux. New FURN. Apt. 322-3360. and rebuilt cleaners sold. No home service call W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 charge rhcnc FA 2-2262, W. Firat St. 2333 Park Dr. .. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win not to re­ sponsible for mora than ona incorrect iniertlon o f your ad, and reserve* the right to rewlia or reject any advartlie* ment from what ordered le 3. E du cation - In stru ctio n conform te the policies of this U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! P«P*r. Men-Women 18 and over. Se­ cure jobs. High pay. Short DEADLINES hour*. Advancement ThouSTRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: land* of jobs open. ProTues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day aparatory training until ap­ before imertion. Mon. • Sat. pointed. Experience uiually noon. unnecessary. FREE inform­ ation on jobs, salaries, re CLASSIFIED INDEX quirements. Write today glv 1. Lott & Found ins name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 33, Sanlord Herald. 4. Transportation 6. For Rent collar. BERRY’S WORLD S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ava. FA 2-6133 TWO 4 BR HOMES One for immediate occupancy. 602 Highland Ava., Longwood. J Ml. S. on 17-92, near Longwood Plata. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Ph. 836-3911 - 322-2744 WEST SIDE shaded lot*, te acre each. $1,000, $300 down, balance monthly. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 For Appointment BALL-BLAIK AGENCY 3rd 4 Park Ave. Phone 322-3641 $ BR. CB bouse. $67 month complete. Pb. 322-7440. Seminole Realty 2 BR. Homa, Study, lte Baths, large Family Rm. In 1901 S. Park 222-3232 good neighborhood; Includ­ Niles: 322-8971-3031 or 2346 ing steva, refrig., room airconditioner, washing ma­ LARGE COUNTRY HOME chine 4 rugi. Really ter­ Three bedrooms, 2 baths, gar­ age apt. Two acres land rific buyl Monthly pay­ with fruit and shade trees. ments $83.50. 132 ft. Iroutage on W. First Kl.NGSWOOD BUILDERS, St. approx. 3 miles from Inc. city. Priced at only $13,000 FA 2-6074 with some terms. 3 BR, lte bath home. Assume Exclusive with payment*. 322-3433. ROBERT A. WILLIAM! LAKE MARY, New 2 BR, Realtor nice kitchen, cent, beat, tile Raymond Lundquist, As m . bath, set-in grove. New low FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. price. Owner. 322-6839. YOU’VE WAITED FOR THIS lovely 2 BR Home in Beauti­ ful Loch Arbor. Ideally lo­ cated oo 4 nice lota amid Property Management tall pine* and cltrua treaa. Si Sales Broker Priced U only 312,730. Low payment and owner financ­ ing. Offera for your selection EXCLUSIVE WITH these Beautiful 2, I, 4 6 Bedroom V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty rotrvjkl #«* wl* 34. Articles For Sale WEEKEND cottage. Lemon Rluff, furnished. 322-3631. S I N G E R S ! NEED A PICTURE? Drop In Bobbin, Zig Zagt. Call Bill Vincent at Makes buttonhole*, sews on The Sanford Herald 2 BR. masonry, $6,300, good I. D. Portraits, Commercial buttons and monograms. terini, 2 lots $1,000 ea. 1 Ml. Like new. Pay off balance Parties 4 Gatherings, N. Big Tree Park, Oak of $64 or $6 monthly. Ph. Small or Large. Lane. TE 8-1633. 322 9411. FAST SERVICE LAKEFRONT lot. 200 f t Day 322-2611 - Night 322-0923 Restaurant Equipment frontage on beautiful Sylvan PRACTICALLY NEW Piano Tuning and Repair Lake. Wonderful fishing, W. L. Harmon — FA 2-6281 Milk Shake 4 Ice Cream Ma­ boating, swimming. A sup­ chine, Ust $3,323. Bal. due erb homesite for $1,500— INCOME TAX $1198.33. 630 lb. ScoUman only $22.50 per front foot. PREPARATION Ice Machine. Hat $1430. CaU Stcmpcr Agency, 1919 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 Bal. due $477.62. Take up So. French, 322-4991. monthly payments or bal­ CONCRETE PLACING ance. CaU Sanford 322 0204. 15 B u sin ess O p p ortu n ity 4 FINISHING Specialise Patios, Driveways SINGER SLANT NEEDLE EXCLUSIVE Work Guaranteed FRANCHISE FREE ESTIMATES Like new Sewing condition. New Publlx Shopping Center HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. Zigzaga, buttonholes, mono­ in Sanford. Ultra modern 322-1807 grams, etc. Balance now coin operated Self Service due: $82.20 or $7.80 month­ Laundry* and Dry Cleaning WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ly. FuUy guaranteed. CaU Center. Completely install­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS now for Freo Home Trial. ed by factory trained ex­ All Type* and Slzea Liberal trade for old ma­ pert*. We promote your We Repair and Service chine. Ph. 322-7468. Orand Opening, have 5 h T I N E years Bank Financing on Machinery and Supply Oo. CASH SALEI Completely rebalance, and offer continu­ 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 cond. appUances. 90 day ed assistance. warranty on all. 1-Chest Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Repair Big commercial Giant Load type freezer, $100. l-Upright V. L. GUMM, JEWELER 20 lb. washer*, that get freezer, $100. 1-Frigidatre 322-3933 the business and simplify 110 S. Park wether, $75. 2-Maytag wash­ dry cleaning, that will make Tractor mowing 4 Grading er*. $65 ea. 2-Westinxhouie you more money. You can Call FA 2-7621. Spaccmato washers, $45 ea. make over 100% return cm 1-llotpoint washer, $50. 1your investment*. A C T 29. Automobile Service Frigldare refrigerator, $45. NOW. Call collect, Ralph Dick's Appliance Service, Haealy, 236-0271, residence 510 E. Sanford. 322-7638. 9320997, or write, Koln For eaiy, quick carpet clean­ Kleen, 4232 Florida Ave., Senkorik Glass and Paint ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ Tampa 3, Florida. Company tric Shampooer only $1 per 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4621 day, Carroll's Furniture. Auto Glass, Tape FOR MAN OR WOMAN READY MIX Concrete, win­ 4 Seat Cor art JOIN THE FAST GROWING dow elite, lintel*, stepe, BUSINESS OF AUTOMA­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, TION. SERVICE AND COLpipe, iteel, grease traps, LECT FROM YOUR OWN dry walls, stepping atones. 304 W. 2nd SL FA 1-6018 AUTOMATIC DISPENS­ Miracle Concrete Co. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ERS. FULL OR PART 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-6761 TIME. MUST HAVE SER­ COHEN RADIATOR 8H0P VICEABLE CAR AND $600 Free Inspection, estimates, BARGAIN HUNTERS TO $4900 INVESTMENT TO pickup, delivery. Re coring We have a Repossessed 63 COVER COST OF MA model Swing Needle Dial-O4 repaira dlecoonted. CHINES AND LOCATION Malic. Easy to operate, 21lte E. 3rd. 822-8443 SERVICE. WRITE NAME makes beautiful Designs, ADDRESS, PHONE NUM­ 32. Flowers - Shrubs Make* automatic buttonBER, TO: P. O. BOX 6, bole*, Sews on buttons, etc., BLOOMING Rosa* ea ChareBONNER SPRINGS, KAN All without attachments. kee stock. All other kinds SAS 66012. Assume remaining 4 pay* o f Nursery shrubbery and menu of $6. Ph. FA 2-8627. tree*. Florida resident 1 year. In* aurance debit. Guaranteed Gray Shadows Nursery KHOHLER HIde-A-Bed, ex­ aalary. Call 323-0643. cellent cond. $43. 322-6604. 6 Ml. 8. on Sanford Ava. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED OPPORTUNITY AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. O w ned Homes MAR. SPEC. Men'* Western shirts. $2.99. Surplus City, WANTED reliable couple te 201 W. 1st St. Uka up ment My paymeata ENCYCLOPEDIAS, W o r l d eg $13.19 ea s cempli Scope, 20 vol. incl. 1963 roams o f fsrmltar*. Call Yearbook. $30. park Ava. TE 8-1811, Castalberry, 9*1' Trlr. Ct. Lot 93. le«t A U X OF SANFORD Need* experienced sewing m a c h i n e operators for swimsuits and sportswear, If you are experienced oo factory tewing machines, we have steady work for SPINET PIANO Us Your Furniture. you in a modern air-condi­ Sell Quick Service With the Famous make, concert qual­ tioned factory, under very ity. Local party with good Cash. SUPER TRADINO good working conditions credit can save over $200.00 POST. FA 84677. Ph. 322 2204. and finance entire remain­ For the biggest (election of ing balance. 1\> Inspect 17. Mala Help Wanted nearly new and used furni­ without obligation, write MAN WANTED to manage ture, see Noll's Furniture Home Office, Joplin Plano Brokerage in Casselberry and operate a retail Wat Oo., Joplin, Mo. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. kina Route In this area CABBAGE PLANTS (Would consider lady 40 to FREE ESTIMATE M. D. Anderson 60 years old.) Earnings ot 322 0737 $123 per week from the very Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ S. Cameron Ave. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ beginning. For perional In ture. CaU Nix Bedding Utg. Baby Crib, Play pan. Elec, terview in your home, write meat aUrer. Homa tiling Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Mr. McGarity, P. O. Box cabinet. Buys 36” bicycle. FA 8-2UT. 627, Williiton, Florida, Standard fireproof aafa. Pb. Ueed furniture, appliance*, 322 3342. CHRISTIAN MAN needed tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Full or part-time—lifetime Larry'* Mart SIS Senford TV* bought and sold, TV s e c u r i t y . Exp. Sunday Outlet, 700 W. 9th 322-9702. Ave. Pit. FA 2-4132. School, ministry helpful. Phllco refrigerator, $66. Pvt. Earn |100 weakly 4 up. No 84. Articles For Sale owner, 822-7636. competition. Write J o h n Rudtn Co., 22 W. Madison I Factory built 72” toolboxei for pick-up. Lg. elec, St., Chicago I. III. grinder w/new lit hp 110 LIMITED TIME | I I 19. Situations Wanted or 23» motor. 10 Ft. enclos­ Mae baa THROWN AWAY tha ed scinl van, all steel, air Percentage Book. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. brake*, 900x20 lire*. Ph. Buy your Carpet or Ruga at Reasonable. Pb. 322-3112. 138-6447 Altamonte. Dealer COST plus $1 per 30. Habyuitteni BABYSITTING in my borne. 323-2374. Regent upright piano, good ceod. $150 or best cash of­ fer. 322 5524. yard. ALL FIRST QUALITY TOP HATED MILLS 21. B eau ty Salons Carpets A la Carte Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty SINGER 4 BR, 2 BATH PLUMBING ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE 35. Articlm Wasted Contracting Repaira (Rental Macfilne) WANTED I Citrus fruit U r g e FREE ESTIMATES Reduced 23% or email amount*. Bonded R. L. HARVEY Call Singer Representative 4 BR, 2 BATHS Fruit Buyer. Pb. Lea Mans* FA 2-1383 33 Ft. Family Room, fenced 204 Sanford Ave. WX 6800 field, FA 2-4244. patto, double carport. low prices check the Herald Shop the Heratd Ada where $17,900 - TERMS claiaillcd pages where local local mercbanU offer their R BIl FRAME HOME dealers advertise. beat buys. Outside patio, Dar-B-Q, Fruit 4 Treei. In the Country. $7,000 - TERMS Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 9100 DOWN $15 MONTH 3 • Bedroom lloia* CUSTOM REALTY WINTER PARK I'orner l.ee ltd. and 17-93 Phone 6(1-0021 BUYING A NEW ar USED CAR? FINANCE- IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates 4 Low Monthly Paymenta FLORIDA STATE BANK 1:r r Quick Sale, 1956 Chevrolet 4* dr., l-owner, 23,000 miles. *323. Ph. 322-6800, Mrs. Slcbel. '59 Ford, A-l condition. $595. 215 Woodmere. Motor Scooter, $50. Extra clean '57 Chev., $550. Ex­ cellent '58 Mercury Wagon, $550. 10th St. 4 Sanford Ave. 322-7719. t 1959 Chevrolet Sta. Wagon, standard transmiaslon, 9 cylinder. $493. No Down Payment Necessary SANFORD MOTOR CO. 800 French Ave. 322-4382 1958 Plymouth wagon, only $195. Needs some repair. Ph. 322-2296. 1960 Volkiwagen 2-dr. sedan, A-l cond., radio. $993. Ph. 322-5609. 37. Boats • Motors Gateway To Tha Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-0-6 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 14' boat, itcering wheel, and boat trailer. Newly rccoo* di Honed. Inquire. Alfred Co*man, Lot 47, Park Ave. Trailer Ct., Sanford. Local automobile dealers of­ fer their best buya in Herald classified display ads. *1395 — dhjx* •Vfoe* <*« mm use: 4» •-TS snsa SAYS:'* a— r T a k e your pick af thews ouIntendlag auto* mobiles. Thty caa’t k * beat a n y w h e r e for quality tad price. 1959 Olds "9 8 " 4 Door Hardtop V-S, automatic traaaaiU* ■loo, power oteeriag, paw* er brakes, radio and heat* er. Hparkilag white finish with red nnd white la* terior. Deep trend Urea. Very nlro la nil respect*. Carpet Special! Call us for a showing o f these GUNS. New 4 Used. Large fine Carpets in your home. selection. Will trade, Also Nylon, Acrllau, All Wool, HARRIETT'S HEAUTY NOOK repair Tackle told 4 re­ etc. Hundreds to choose Open 7 a.ui. by appt. Also paired Usteen Bridge Fish from. TERMSI Up to two evenings. 3 Senior stylists. Camp 4 Gun Shop. years to Payl 103 S. Oak. 322 3742. Spinet piano cooktc, maho­ Special By Popular Demand gany. Almost new, 2 yrs. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Our Budget Wave Spec. $0.96 old. Cost $900. Will sell $373. Orlando, Fla. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Guaranteed perfect Phooc 241-6194 Collect or INVESTMENT 4 REALTY 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 822-9081. Leroy C. MacTavlib, Owner 116 N. Park Ava. 322-9171 FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m. 25. Plumblny Service* Fenced yard, cent, beat air cond. $18,800. MOO DOWN 36. AutomobDca - Tracks 16. Female Help Wanted U . Furniture SOUTH W ARD Government NO QUALIFYING FOR S A L E - $300 Dvwu and take up payment* on nice Office FA M i l l 2 Bedroom Home la WynneNight FA 2-0646 wood Ph. 372-7937 t after 323 0700 5:20 p. m. $3*4 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. A..— 27. Special Services Phone FA 2-5612 LA K E M A R Y Muat *rll Lakefront (120 ft. frontage) 9 room home. 3 full tile bathe — built-in sits bath, 8 screened parches. Self contained guest apt. Garage with overhead door. Tropical entrance court. Large terrace 20*59 fL, with barbecue faring lake. Electric radiant heat. Home fur* Dishing*. Wall-to-nail carpeting. Beautifully land* acapod. Fruit trees. Maay ether outetandiag features. Will aril at muck below coaatvwcttew cost. 989.999. Opew for Inspection, dorm ant A re. P. O. Bos 816, Lake Mary. I’hune 322*4664. • iV t- IN M M * A SHI VS . All IUM A I it A A til « • Alt I D M A 11( 0V 11V S D IC K ’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 519 Sanford A t e - 322*7658 1959 Chevrolet Impalo ; 4-DOOR HARDTOP equip* ped with V-8 engine, auto* malic tranamlseloa, power steering, power brakes, ra* dio 4L- heater, whit* and for m l green exterior with corresponding v i n y l In­ terior. Thoroughly rceoodi* Honed, this car Is rated sa a top valaa. Come by sad drive i t 1959 Chevrolet Impalp 2-DOOR HARDTOP equip* ped with V-8 engine, sate* aiatie transmission, radio oad beater. This car io highly desired la the spuria clans; neat and g l e e throughout. Juat check It over and youll he soldi 4 J I frf y 1 i m » AM >*■1 HOLLER ?j i ; MOTOR SALES 4 8697 Park 321-966U i ■V— f �. - JJ I . tyf i*:.' ■Meat ,*' C v*. uiiiiiaMeiiKMHififtSttba M M M M H iN M M M iM ttn B M M • O Sff VsnTorBVkiO Rift Between Brandt And Erhard Worries Allies Pafre 12— March S. 1964 S BERLIN (U PI) - Western Allied official* today were reported worried about a growing rift between West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and Chancellor Ludwig Er­ hard’a West German govern­ ment over the passes issue. *It»e officials fear differ­ ences concerning permits for West Berliners to get through the Communist anti-refugee wall might crack the city’s antl-Communlst front, sap morale, and encourage the Ilods to believe West Berlin­ ers finally are tiring of their Fire Chief To Give Program For CTP By Jane Casselberry A program of vital interest to parents and teachers will be presented by Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Bates Tues­ day at 8 p. m. at a meeting o f the South Seminole Ele­ mentary School CTP. The meeting is scheduled to be held in the school auditorium. Chief Bate* will apeak on rescue breathing by means of mouth to mouth resuscita­ tion and will show a film on the subject. He also will speak on pri­ mary technique* of prevent­ ing Ores. Longwood Club Plans Program On Furnishings By Donna Estes A demonstration on home furnishing will be conducted by Mrs. E. P. Richards at the regular monthly meeting of the Longwood Home Demon stratlon Club to be held next Thursday at 10:30 a. m. at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Assisting Mrs. Richards will be Mrs. Arthur Putman and a workshop in home furn­ ishing wlB follow luncheon. Mrs. Felix Mcge, president, will presldo at the meeting and a nominating commiUco will be appointed. Hostesses will be Mrs. Put­ man and residents o f tha Sanlando Springs Trailer Park. i 1. f. In The Drink SAN DIEGO, Calif. ( U P l i Alrman Jerry P. Doolin es­ caped with nothing worse than a black cyo when he slip­ ped am the aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard last weekend and fell SI feel Into the ocean 1,000 mile* from land, the Navy reported to­ day. front-line position in the cold war. Any o f these possibilities could be disastrous for West Berlin, a vital Western out' post surrounded by Commun­ ist territory. The rift between the city and f e d e r a l governments deepened abruptly Friday night when Brandt, in a radio­ television address, defended his Christmas pas* arrangemenu and virtually accused Erhard of playing party poll tics. Erhard, reportedly enraged, sum mooed Brandt to Boon at the end of this week to dis­ cuss the matter. Erhard U a member of die ruling Christian Democrats and Brandt heads the opposi­ tion Social DemocraU. Western officials think the quarrel already has gone too far and has caused uneasi­ ness in the city, a feeling of insecurity among West Ber­ liners, 'and a vague distrust of political leaders. Tbo Western Allies are wary of getting Involved in what threatens to become a Socialial-Christian Democra­ tic quarrel and an Issue in next year’s W’est German par­ liamentary elections. But privately they question (he role played by Brandt and bis associates in the dis­ pute that began with the issuance by the East Ger­ mans of passes so West Ber­ liner* could vUit their Eaat Berlin relations over Christ­ mas. DesplU West German and Western Allied reservations, Brandt had hU way over Christmas and East German postal workers were allowed to enter West Berlin to issue passes. The East Germans and Brandt wanted to renew this agreement for Easter. But the West German government, strongly harked by the West­ ern Allies, said the agree­ ment could not be repeated because it tended to accept the Communist doctrine that West Berlin is a separate en­ Monday Tuesday Wednesday tity, a third German state in which the Western Allies and the West German govern ment have no legal rights. The city government first opposed this West German stand, then accepted it. then opposed R, then accepted it again and broke off the talks with the East Germans until after Easter. Then came Brandt’ s state­ ment Friday and Ertiard’a summons to the mayor. i f STRETCHERS 25th & PARK, SA N F O R D e 1 "HEINZ" KETCHUP COMET-100,000 miles at Daytona...5 mom awards... an 84% sales gain 14 0Z. BOTTLE J The awards honor Comet’s styling, its design, its engineering. One cites the amazing display of stamina at Daytona, f LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR f l OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE •I QUALITY SHORTENING each ran 100,000 miles, averaged over 105 mph. This Durability Run marked the spectacular debut of a new kind of Comet —the 1904. Bigger. Heftier. Elegant. Hot. No w onder sales have been Abo.*, up 84% over the same lnlorn*|l*n*l l Sp**d»a,, sit* of IK# ISM period last year. Try this Csm .t Omabiut, •««. L it , *1 tits t i ,m w three-way winner...now • M l M Corn*! — froai Francs. r n IIs i,, Brasil n>* u a. at your M ercury dealers. Girls Learn To Thread Machine Last week’* Tuesday after­ noon meeting of the Geneva GlrU 4-H Club was held in (he Community Hall with 10 members in attendance. Patty Johnson, president, presided; roll call and min­ utes were given by Linda Russell, secretary; Deborah Sterman led the pledge and Claudia Watkina gave the de­ votion. Instructions on threading the sewing machine were demonstrated and discussed under the direction of Mrs. B. F. Box, adi'b leader. Recreation for the meeting consisted of pantomlmo games. JEWEL 3 LB. 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Way o( New Britain, Conn., ha* donated a pair of lot* in Dreamwold to Seminole County's Cnited Fund. Tlie lots have t>ccn ap­ praised at $1,000 each. • • • It mark* the first time the United Fund of this county had received a (lift of till* •« nature, it'll benefit bolh the * donor and the recipient. Mrs. Way may take an income tax deduction for this contribution and, of course, the pro­ gram* of local organization* will be enhanced. Established 11108 TUKS.. MARCH 3. 19Gt SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 138 Odham To Run Against Holland Nov*', here'* a way to show appreciation. • l i me d l*ic<* l.jn.-cd Wite HOWLING PENALTIES jrnve nit assist to the Sentinole-DeHnry Heart Council's fund drive durinp tin* past two weeks. Keplers nt the Jet Hmvlinp Limes were assessed one penny every time they missed n spare iliiriup tiie pitmen. The penalties boosted the Heart Fund by SoO. AImivc Mrs. Myron Accnrdi of DeBitry presents u check in that amount to Ed Simon, Heart Council president. (Herald Photo) BRIEFS King Worse ATHENS, Greece (U l'll — Tlie condition of King Paul I ; i« worsening and his life is , now in danger, reliable palace | sources said today. Nine candidates were lined up at noon today when Ar­ thur II. Beckwith Jr., clerk of courts, opened hs books for t’lent to qualify tfor lire May GENEVA (L 'l'l) — France 3 Democratic primary. I demanded today tliat Commu­ nist China replace Nationalist it is anticipated that more i • • . than too candidates will liie | China a* a member o f the The Drcamwold subdivision for 20 county offices before World Health Organization by the way, was promoted Beckwith close* Ins books at (WHO). f # back tn 1927 before the great noon March 17. H . K. CUSHING First in line this m orningdepression. A major portion waiting since it a. in for of the lots were purchased by NEW YORK ( UPI ) — The the opening time ut noon— New Englanders who dream­ United Church of Christ to­ During a second public a new hoard since tlie terms was Joseph T. Haggerly. ed of retiring in Florida. Not day announced that nearly JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — hearing on the Town of Cas-<°1 three members of tlie A second primary, if neces­ many of the dreams were Florida East Coast Railway, one-third c f its l!,H02 congre­ during sclbcrry's proposed contprc-1 * j0ar* * appointed sary, will lie held May 26. realized but the taxes had to plagued by a strike of more gation* hail pledged themAny candidate garnering 30 nnf fM ,rr clarified. be paid Just the same. than a year and repeated acts hensivc zoning ordinance, tlie ! not •elves to being integrated. been • • • per cent plus one of the votes of sabotage, studied today legality ot tlie municipality's Also during the hearing cast for one office will be Mrs. Way's husband died effects of a court order that zoniug board was questioned. Jolui L. Rirkiieimcr, 1490 nominated and will not need ^ and while getting her affairs knocks out strike-born work DALLAS (D P I)—Criminal Monday night Don Willson Seminola Boulevard, submit- to run in the second p u ­ A resident and voter of * In order she realized that the changes. Seminole County since 1932, Dist. Judge Joe R. Brown inquired of the Town Council ted a petition signed by a ma ry. easiest way to eliminate pay­ Officials said they wanted number of residents who live For example, should there Harry F. Cushing today qua­ went home with a cold anil ing additional taxes—in addi­ to study the federal court whether Mayor Owen Anstey on the thoroughfare protest­ be five candidates for one of­ lified to run for County Com­ fever today Just before the tion to reaping some benefit ruling before making the next tiad appointed the zoning ing the proposed commercial fice and the total vote* east missioner of District 3. Jnck Ruby murder trial be­ from the property— was to step. They did not say if an hoard which is currently zoning of Seminola Boule­ should bo 1,001, If one candi­ Formerly an oil and gaso­ gan ita 14th day. deed it to the United Fund. appeal would he made. working with tlie Council on vard from 3o<J feet west of date receives 301 votes and line producer anil contractor, The local fund office provided Meanwhile the price on the the promised ordinance. Ans­ the Winter Park Drive interall his opponents receive tlie Cushing, now retired, attend­ her with an appraisal for in­ heads of saboteurs who have tey said he had not appointed section to the Seminole Race- |othcr ^ volc»t ,|icn hp wlU ed West Virginia University LONDON ( UPI) — Queen come tax purposes. To say plagued the line during the way property. Iiirkheimer lMJnominated, and is a member of Holy- Elizabeth's midwife moved the least, the United Fund long strike climtfod to at least said that although the proper, f onc camlidate docs not Cross Episcopal Church, the into Buckingham Palace for £ i* Indeed appreciative of S1U3.0O0. Two overt incidents t>' " a* zoned commercial rci-c ive 30 per cent plus one Masons, Shrine. S a n f o r d Hie fourth lime .Monday nlghl Mrs. Way's unique giftl connected with the strike when he and others purchased 0f u,c total votes east tor Shrlno Club. Navy League • • • to prepare for tlie birth of were reported Monday. lots they have constructed Dial office, then tiie two top- and .Mayfair Men's Golf As­ tlie Queen's Iniiiy, her fourth Five Seminole County stu­ In Miami officials said their homes there und would v«te gatherers will run sociation. • dents have been placed on the someone had tried to loosen child. preler tlie property to lie /on- a^ain*t each other in tlie se­ Married. Cushing ha* tvvu dean’s list of the University bolts binding section* of track ed residential under the new com) primary May 20. daughter* and lour grand­ College at Gainesville's Uni­ together. An FEC security ordinance. Filing immediately after children residing in Florida. versity of Florida. They arc officer said that if the tracks GENEVA ( UPI) — Soviet The question of agricultural j noon today were Troy Ray "In qualifying ns a candi­ Thomas D. Hinson, Desta had come apart a passing zoning within tlie town limits and Roy Wright, for tax col­ date for Commissioner of Ambassador Semyon K. TsnHie men who direct U.8. Lee Horner, Lawrence J. train would have toppled. Naval Air Foreaa la both was discussed at lengUt, rel­ lector; llarlan Tuck, for eouu- District 3 ," said Cushing, "1 nipkin said today the 17-na­ Pi vac and Jo Ann Zcigler, J. H. Hadley, chairman of the voters that tion disarmament conference — assure _____ —.......................... a all of Sunford, plus Sharon the strike team for the 11 non­ oceans M a y announced plana ative to Florida's so-called ty judge; Kenneth McIntosh can "Uiccn Thumb Law." Thgv te Visit M m Sanford Naval Air and Tbomas A. Speer, tor j when I am your County Com- la in a "very, very serirus Im­ m Giles of Lake Monroe. All operating unions, said a .tele­ i.islug at.w ia«/, Uar«'y ni‘.»«iunor T will not be sway- passe" but that Russia has were among the top five per­ phone bomb threat was made SUUon d u - w Oi * n > e .j At­ !<*" . .ovL'e . ,»ekl attoziMv prosev.lv ■to plans to leave the talks. cent of students with a re­ on Feb. 27 against the St. tack Wing Om Tenth Bomb­ Kenneth McIntosh, that n ojF . Cushing, for county com ad by pressure groups or vulc ing Derby. property annd for agricultur.l mimloner. District 3: Ford tor tlie Increase in (lie paycord o( excellent academic Augustine headquarters. Had­ Vice Adm Paul H. Ramsey, *1 use can ever lie changed j Cavanaugh, county coiuhiIm - fur my service* as your Coun­ performance for the Fall ley said the anonymous threat Commando of Naval Air without tin consent of the .loner, District 3: Uaggcrly, ty Commissioner, with no po­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — trimester. caused the union tn take up Forces in the Atlantic will ar­ owner. Hlbiard Casselberry,I for constable. District 4. and litical commitments." • • • A defector from thn Soviet I new headquarters, lie did not rive In Sanford March 19 as a property owner and also a j George W. Reck, constable. secret police, now living in With Cleopatra now showing ' , av vvhcrc. New York, lias been feeding at the Seminole Cinema inj Judge Hryun Simpson In the week-long Heel exercise member oi tiie zoning bourd, District 6. wc;mon» competitions urged Hint certain area* be General election will he | U. S. intelligence a g e n t s Casselberry the Homan in -, Jacksonville ruled the FEC j and , oiicd for agricultural use. Ik-IJ Nov. 3, when these since 1938 with information flucnce seems to have in- \U(Uld have to abandon work turn into the home stretch. Vice Adm. Paul I). Stroup, county offices will be filled: which lias led to arrests of vaded the area. One Cat- ru|L. changes the railroad said Clerk of Hie circuit court, ini|Hiitant Red spies abroad. aelberry service station is S<)1 rl<| 0( featherbedding, who exercise* a similar comlax collector, assessor, countyadvertising, “ O p e n XXIV Simp-on said the ehanscs ! rnand in the Pacific, will fly WALTHAM. Musv (Ul 'l i ­ judge. sheriff, prosecuting at­ hours." wore made uni!atcrall> and in ! in from his headquarters in ’Die lii -I president of the jSan Diego. Calif.. March 20. torney, county commissioner, violation of the Railway La­ TAHOE VALLEY. Calif. Castro regime in Cuba, now Roth will attend briefings, Distrnt* t, 3 und 5; super­ Tlie combination of the pre­ bor Act. They affected unions (U PI) — Authorities - today staunchly anti-Castro, s a i d intendent ot public instruc­ tence of Johnny Ridge and not on strike aguinst the line. play in a Navy-Civilian golf Monday night that "not only lii-gan the task of recovering |tournament then observe an Francis P. Deane, 16, of tion, su|icrvisor of registra­ the proximity of the 16th liolc a political tyranny, hut an the fn sen bodies of 85 Calli air show and carrier airman­ 1991 Mohican Trail, Mait­ tion. member of the board of seems to be a good omen for absolute tyranny" now exists (orniaii* whose "fun flight" ship competition on the l)erland, was killed instantly public instruction, Districts 2 Wilk Bowman, owner of Rose to laike Talioe ended Just <10 in Cuba ! by'* final day. March 21. Monday night when tlie car and 3; justice of tlie peace, and Wilk's Restaurant in Dr. Manuel Urrutla told an feet below tlie summit o f a The two high-ranking officon | Districts 3, 4 and 6, and con­ lie was driving clashed Sanford. Last Friday Wilk , era command naval air forces Highway 17-92 soutli of the stable, Districts 3, 4 and 6 audience at llrandei* Univers­ snow • swept Nevada moun­ made a hole-in-one at tlie ity that Hie regime of former tain. i ba*cd 3,000 miles apart, yet, undrrpuss near the Maitland Mayfair Country Club while dictator Fulgent-In Batista beginning this summer, both City limits. playing in a foursome with TALLAHASSEE (UPI) was a political tyranny hut have twin-jet HA-3C Tlie investigating officer, Ridge who was visiting from I’crrennial candidate Jim Fair will ........ ........... ....... did tail equal Hie Castro gov­ Villgante* from NAS Sanford KgL C. R. Nutting of tlie ernment, which liu* "abso­ rthe r 16th - l hole. i m‘ d' “ “ sc, T“ MTfor' M" “ "of? the . " ! « "T1)u, * ( (Mr z sJ|a, e bcc0||10 .: ' Wilder Calk Police, suid Hint Upm*|’ *case a test Sanf„ rd lute control of llio political, taw rcmiirins e-tnilid-di-, for fur focal • "»,oru prt.vicwing ,hc a I a| economic, social und ideolo­ requiring candidal,» , iwii-nlly rMr Dcnnc wh|ch lost J u m control M oddly enough, back when pi,t,lic office in Florida t o 1 gical" segments of the mod­ tK*u mail, two (twice the cutli, overturnnl und skidded Wilk and Johnny were play- pay „ (CP An appraisal of the recent ern Culian society. speed of sound) lactlcal re-1 lllure thltll , 00 fct.t ,M.f„ re WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e lng at the Churchill Valley] Fair, who already ha* q u a il-1 1 '-:'" .” ’ Urrtiliu for 31 years a e - attack aircraft stopping upside down in tlie election to determine whether nation's railroads are circu­ Country Club in Penn Hills. - fjed and paid the fee as a member ut the Cuban Judiciexpanded telephone service is before it begin* simultaneous ( „ or, hboiind |,IIM. Pa.. Wilk also made a hole- j candldate for Democratic Nadesired In the county will lie I ary and for a lime chief jus- lating a list of the 33.000 fire­ carrier deployment with Hie Deane, h retired Navy chief, men's job* Iney plan to elim­ in-one. \ou may have guess-1 (jonal Committeeman, wrote Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. vvu* well-known in Sunford hrld Thursday afternoon at lice of tlie Cuban Supreme inate gradually under terms ed ill Wilk was playing " d h it b c Secretary of Stale today Court, was an early C'aslro Adm. Ramsey, who is bas­ where he bus been serving us Hie caucus room of the First Rldge and he made it on the a!ikjnR ,|1)l( ht. ,M. ,,lla|jfiei| of a f e d e r a l arbitration ed in Norfolk, \'a., paid a tennis instructor ut Hie May- Federal Savings & Ixtun Asso­ ally but lias since become one 16th. The oilier two in the a]<0 a„ a camlidate for the ol the Cuban dictator's strong­ awatd. ciation. visit here Dec. 12 shortly af-1 / ' V'' .. is survived by- hi* recent foursome were Gene: state p „ m c Utilities ComA *|M>kcMnun for J. E. Tiie meeting ha* been call est enemies. ler Hie arrival of the Navy's Clemmons and Arth West le y ., mission. wife Loretta; two sons ^ f(jr b |1|c * . mino1e Wolfe, chief railroad negotia­ first RA-5C. Hank Jr. and John Edward But Hie magic formula worked n ut about an hour later, antor, said individual carriers in 1931-2 he c o m m a n d e d ,.^ two ,,MUKtllPrii 1)cbble County Chamber only for Wilk. oilier letter arrived asking Heavy Attack Ming One's all-1 uii(| I)unnj( have started notifying offi­ i nicrcc. Summoned that he In* withdrawn as a weather bombing forces when cials of Hit* Brotherhood of 1representatives of Hie tele- ] _ Back at Casselberry, some candidate for Hie utilities I l-ocomotive Firemen and Enphone companies involved ... , , ..th e Wing was bated in Nor, _ ' the Port P< oi the regular p*irons of a commission and be permitted f()lk Capl Jiimc, 0 . M i)0 u P l a i n t i f f T e l l s , , . . j , . . . Members of tie Au- gincmen (111.I E) of Hie jobs and members of Hie Metro ... , beauty shop there were ra­ to file, without paying a fee thority Committee of the they want abolished. ( pohtan Seminole County Tele­ Utc current Wing Commander. . . . ther astonished last week a> a candidate for congress Seminole Chamber of Com­ Tiie spokesman said, how­ phone Service Committee. Adm. Slroop attended the O l A C C I O G f l t when they saw Resusci-Ann, against Rep. Sam Gibons ol merce will inspect the Jack that actual layoffs Final results of ;,,r the clee-1|sonvllle Port Authority In ever, 1961 Bombing Derby at SanT| lc phi,„j|f ,n a damages! the Casselberry Fire Depart­ Tampa. would not be made until Hie ford while sem ng as Chief action being heard in Circuit ' ion * '11 and of- j ita|U|ion Wednesday. ment's life-like training aide, He said lie wanted to set J of 1union's legul challenge of Hie the Bureau of Naval Wea­ Court was on the witm->s fered to tlie public at the The member* will Ik- guests sitting under a dryer. She up a test case on qualifying , arbitration ruling is decided pon*. At that time an earlier stand this morning explaining se‘ !^ '111 of the Jacksonville authority's was in for a shampoo, “ ■'* fees so he can challenge in by the Supreme Court. The mctro|Mdilnn phono version of the Vigilante, the her version of an accident managing director Dave and manicure. She even hsd tlie Supreme Court Hie rigid system would allow Seminole A-3A. was making its debut. which instituted tiie suit. Rawls, at a. m. He will her hair trimmed. of Ihe state and political par­ users to dial without toll The A-5A currently serves • • • Testifying wa* Mrs. Nellie also he host for a luncheon ties hi assets candidate* for an all-weather, long-range at­ Wagner. She alleges injuries charge* to any point in the to follow. Coming events — The Met- j Uic right to run for office tack role with two squadrons received in the Highway IT- county and to DcLand. De­ Ih e local delegation will lie ropolitan Telephone Commit­ based in Sanford. 92 mishap when her rar und llary and Ihe Winter Park headed by Ihe committee tee of the Seminole Countyft's a girl. Horn at Seminole, another driven by I). E. Mc­ exchange. chairman, Francis E. RoumllChamber of Commerce will Memorial H o s p i t a l to a Cormack collided. meet at 4:30 p.m.. Thursday 1st Jr. "guest" of the county Jail. I Hearing the rase is Circuit at First Federal'* caucus TALLAHASSEE. (U PI) — Judge Yassar Carlton. It i* Sheriff's d-pulies and coun­ room . . . The Rabia Temple County commissioners Mon ty jail aides had watched for will honor pres*, radio and day night discussed in an In A shite o f deli-gute* pledged t.xpCt.te<l to go tn the jury U- I „ a, . A The March meeting of Hie the stork to arrive at Hie Jail to support Richard M. Nixon|ter t o jay. IflfO A T m O r y television Industries tonight at j formal meeting zoning re- to Hard-working H.leie. broke |N? rt,!..0.rU!“ ," 1 Y!“ ? £ CoU° ' over the weekend. Their Jit-; a dinner in Orlando . . . Tlie quirements and mad projects for president was filed in cil will be held at 7:30 p. ni ters continued until 2:20 a.m. into tlie National Guard arm St. John's-lndian River Canal as related to the new univer­ Tulluhussce today by Repub­ lican National Committeeman - v g a w ttss ory Monday night, it was re- today in Hie Civic Building. today when the prospective District's director* will con­ sity to be erected in northern No formal agenda ha* been mother signaled the alarm. Anthony S. Battaglia. WASHINGTON (U PI)—Hep. purled today by Pat~olman Orange County. vene at 11 a. m.. Friday, near prepared. The woman waa taken to' Hale Boggs. D-La.. comment Donald Urumley, who added Commissioners will re co n -' - .. .......... ....... — Titusville . . . the Long the hospital in literally aec-' mg on a recent night visit to they probably were searching Range Planning Committee of vene again tonight to consld-1 onds. the White House and Presl-jfor weapons, the Seminole County Cham­ er. also informally, their state | A r H l HONOLULU (U PI)—Police All was in readiness. Two' The thieve* used a crowbar HULL. England (L’ l'l) — A dent Johnson's "lights out" ber will meet at noon. Frida). road requests which will be ordered a motor edict to sate money on Hie to pry open three padlocked broke up a rolling crap game hours and 26 minutes later Hie •I Jim Spencer* . . . and liie submitted to the State Road uoiiiaii doors leading to Hie aupply Monday among olf-duty bus baby arrived. Chamber's port a u t h o r i t y Board next Tuesday in De- scooter from a garage here electric bill: When she went to pick it up, "It was hard to get in the room. The aheriffa office report­ drivers cruiiing in a Honolulu committee goes to Jackson­ Land. Total loot taken: ten snake rapid transit company bus. ed — Jubilantly — that mother The meetings are being held she did not like the reghtra place. Alt Hie lights were off. ville tomorrow to confer with lion number. It was “ 2 tat." j ! stumbled around." •bile kils. I Tlie bus was number 71L and daughter are doing fint,l Port Authority oUiciaU there. in the County Courthouse. ^^0 French Plea FEC Eyes Court Casselberry Zoning Decision On Board Status Raised Work Changes Retired Oil, Gas Man In Race For County Board Church Acts Judjre III Stork On Way Fleet Chiefs To Attend Bombing Derby ‘Serious Impusse’ Spy Helps Red Tyranny In Cuba Now ‘Absolute’ Sanford Tennis Instructor Killed Sanford Native Qualifies Af Last Moment m w A ... Candidates Line Up Here To Qualify Recover Bodies Candidate Seeks Test 01 Fee Law Phone Vote To Be Appraised 33,000 Firemen On 'Pink Slip' TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Orlando builder J. Rrailey Odiiain furnished the biggest surprise a* Hie books closed on qualifying for offices at stake in the coming spring primaries. Odham filed to run against veteran Sen. Spessard L. Holland. Odham paid his qualifying fee about an hour before Sec­ retary of State Tom Ada m i announced "It is now 12 noqn J. T. DAGUKItLY and Hie books arc closed. No further candidates will be ac­ cepted for state offices." The last candidate to get Id* paper* in was I,. F. CawHum, Crest view, seeking tin .".9th district Senate seat. Odham, 44, furmcrly ot Sanford, ran twice unsuccessfully, for governor of Flor­ ida, served in Hie state Leg­ A resident of Central Flor­ islature and was the crusad­ ida since 1938, Joseph T. Raging chairman of the state milk gerly today qualified to run commission under f o r m e r Gov. Leroy Collins. for constable of District 4. Odham is a graduate of He was engaged in the ap­ Seminole High School and pliance business for a num­ ber of years and presently is l<outsiana College. Following an insurance underwriter and Naval service during World member of the Field Under­ War II he entered the oil bus­ writers Insurance Association. iness in Sanford. He is the He also Is a member of the son of Mrs. Minnie Odham Baptist Church, M a s o n s , und the laic if. B. Odham. American Legion, Lion* Club, Mrs. Odham resides at Bit Parent * Teacher Association Park Avenue. "I want to give the people and is a former member of Ihe Chamber of Commerce of Florida a chance to vote for a Democrat,” Odham said and Jaycecs. A World War II veteran, he as he paid his qualifying fee. Accompanied by hie pretty served with Hie military polire overseas. He is married lirunctte wife, Odham’ e ap­ to Uie former Mildred Duaine pearance in the secretary’ ! anil ttiey have three children, office was a surprise although Mrs. Caroline Harris, of New lie had been rumored a month Smyrna Reach, and Tommy or two ago as e possible can­ didate against Holland, seek­ and Janice Kay, ut home. Haggerty staled, "My prom­ ing his fourto (enn in Hie ise to the people of Seminole U. S. Senate. Holland ami Odham will County is tliat when elected as your constable, I shall fight it out for tlie Demo­ make every effort to co-oper­ cratic nomination and Hie ate with all luw eniorcement right to oppose Republican ugcncic* and stblda by the Claude Kirk, Jacksonville in­ vestment banker, in Hie No­ Goklcn Rule." vember general election. The last-minute rush tn qualify bclurc the noon dead­ line alsu bn.iighl opposition lo veteran congressman Wil­ liam Cramer, St. Petersburg Republican. Claude Pepper, GENEVA (UPI) — France Minml Democrat, and Sam demanded today tliat Com- GihiHms, Tampa Democrat. Robert L. McDonald. Tam­ iiuini*t China lie given Na­ tionalist China's seat in tlie pa, quulilicd lor tlie loth dis­ W o r l d Ifealtli Organization trict scat held by Gibbons. P. i WHO). The United Stales im­ Marion Harrelson, St. Peters­ mediately opposed tlie move. burg Democrat, qualified for France's action was the Cramer's seat. Woody Huui)ifirst effort lo gulu u seat for ton, Miami Democrat, quailI'eking on an internutiunal lied against Pepper who also eunm-il since the French rec­ ha* a Republican opponent. For tlie fourth district seat ognition of Communist China hrld liy Congressman Dante in January. France ha* not yet *uid Fasccll. Miami, Waller J, whether it will hack Peking Itiicki, Commit Grove Itcjrnl* for Nationalist China's Uni}- limn qualified. rd Nation* seal. Thomas S. Kenney, Cocoa WHO was set up as the re- Reach Democrat, qualified lor suit of a Hireling of the UN Ihe till) district seat Isold by Economic und Social Council I GOP Congressman Ed Gurhut is nut a part of tlie United ney, Orlando. Another DemoNations. crat qualllird previously. Insurance Man In District 4 Constable Race France Demands Seat In UN For Red China to llCo;r'c Committee To Inspect Port County Scons Road Projects f e t m t e t f i AUM4VS fin a l QUALITY m WOMEN’S S -T -R -E -T -C -H Stork Prefers Hospital Crib Nixon Delegates Thieves Break Council To Meet Hale Bogs Down 7 Come 11 J- SPORTSWEAR Jamaican 2.99 Knee-Length Slacks 3.99 4,99 • I’ KK.MANENT STITCHED CREASES • PASTELS AND BLACK • SIDE ZIPPER — MACHINE WASHABLE • COMFORTABLY FORM FITTING • 8IZES 7/8. 9/10, 11/12. 13/14,15/16,18 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S. Sen. Spessard I - Holland filed his first financial report today, abowing expenditures o f <1,126 and contributions of <46,841 in his re-election cam­ paign. H o l l a n d announced last Thursday that be would run again and officially qualified on Friday. He said he expect­ ed an opponent, though none has filed so far. Major contributors to Hol­ land: <1,000: A . B. Michael, Wabasso; J. E. Davis, Jackson­ ville; O. S. Novinger, M. Aus­ tin Davis, Robert Pentland Jr., J. N. McArthur, W. H. Walke r Jr., sll Miami; T. W. Davis, Montgomery, Ala.; E r n e s t Ifinterkopf, Miami Shores; Charles 1. Babcock Jr., Fred H. Billups, both Coral Gables; Robert K. McNeill J r , New York; <800: Albert S. Dubbin, Miami; <780: M. Lewis Hall J r , Miami, and Mrs. Julia S. Fitch, Coral Gables. <600:: W. A . Vcrlander, Mrs. Snead Y . Davis, Mrs. F. N . Davis, P. F. Arnali, J. S. Bryant, L. If. Ulftch, If. L. Avery, Mrs. C. W. Davis, Frank Murphy, B. L. Thomas, Joe A . Adams, II. D. Davis, W. R. Lovett, W. D. Lovett, Thomas R. McCehee, Raymond K. Mason, Quinn R. Barton, Robert Kloeppel J r , Leon T. Cheek, Edwin H. Fletcher, all Jacksonville; George F. Duke Jr. and James Herring, both Alachua; M. If. Hollings­ worth, Colin Lindsey, both Tampa; N r*. Eunice Davis, The N a ry's Annual Bomb­ ing Derby, besides being a major fleet exercise, has siways meant to the local com­ munity one o f the major so­ cial event* o f the year. A reception held on the eve o f the final day — this year March 20 — is the traditional meeting ground fo r N avy and civilians amid a festive atmospbere o f food, drink, mus­ ic, entertainment and color­ ful decorations. This la the occasion when the manufacturer's represent­ ative from Columbus Ohio, ran have the long promised social toast with the main­ Church Group Sets Supper L E A D IN G HOLES in plays presented last Friday at Longwood Elemen­ tary School were taken by Marilyn Smith a» Martha Washington, Harold Lee as Abraham Lincoln and Lee Lyons as George Washington, left to right, top photo. Students in the group photo, bottom, from left, first row. James Denmark, David McIntosh, Greg Nichols, Bobby Ansley and Keith Thompson; second row. Laurie Miller, Marilyn Smith, Jay Davis and Susan Shaw; third row, Harold Lee, Lee Lyons and Bonnie O.Neil. Ttie moothiy put luck sup­ per o f the Young Adult Fel­ lowship of the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church will be held at 6:30 p. m. this Friday. Guest speaker will be Rev. Louis Blackwell of the Or­ mond Beach Metbudlst Chur­ ch. The public is Invited to join members o f the group at 7:30 p. m. to hear this popular speaker talk on the topic, "F a m ily Life.*’ tenance lieutenant who works with his products; when a Sanford lawyer meets a Cal­ ifornia engineer who, Jo and behold, lives next to the lawy­ er's sister in Santa Monica, and Naval officers renew old friendships among the visit­ ing military from other ships and stations. Up to 1,000 persons have attended past Derby recepttions. Officials at Sanford's Heavy Attack W ing One re­ port that, i f anything, ac­ ceptances are running ahead o f previous years. Perhaps the favorable re­ turns are in part a product o f circumstances. The last two parties — and Bombing Derbies — were either can­ celed or postponed because, first, o f the Cuban Quaran­ tine Action and, thia Decem­ ber, observance o f a 30-day period o f mourning following the assassination o f President Kennedy. So it's been a long time — Nov. 1061 to be exact — since the Naval A ir Station rolled out the red carpet fo r Its Central Florida faithful, aircraft executives and m ili­ tary leaders who include the week o f professional and so­ IT IS PR O PE R LY DESIGNED. L E T US H E LP YOU P L A N TH E MOST E F F IC IE N T A N D ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS - Other Shade Trees (irnpeville Nursery 2221 Grspeville Ave. FA 2-088# "Scotia Dealer" 322-i “ Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems' Citrus Imports Million Boxes 6th Juror Sworn DALLAS (U P I )—A young paper saleiman, R. J. Flechlnrr, 29, today was sworn In as sixth juror in the Jack Jluby murder trial. After nine days o f trial, the jury was half completed. LA K E LA N D (U P I ) — Flor­ id* Citrui Mutual officials said today that more than one million boxes o f foreign citrus have been Imported in­ to the United States since Sept. 1, and added that tha domestic industry is in dan­ ger of losing its valuable Ca­ nadian markets. 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A L A W N S P R IN K L E R SYSTEM IS A GOOD IN V E S T M E N T IT Planted \II Sixes cial activities on their •'m ust. do" calendar. Many o f the N avy’s more prominent leaders will make 1 the pilgrimage to Sanford this year to see the Navy's new RA-5C Vigilante recon­ naissance-attack bomber in ac­ tion and meet the community with whom the N avy works, plays and does business. Among those attending will be Vice Adm. Paul H. Ram­ sey. Commander o f Naval A ir Forces In the Atlantic; Rear Admiral Edward C. Outlaw, Commander o f the Navy's Aviation Safety Center, and Rear Adm. L. J. K im , Com­ mander Key West Force. Capt. Joseph M. Tully. Jr., who was relieved as CornAttack W ing One last July, mander o f Sanford's Heavy 555 W. FIRST ST Blk. Nylon tube typ« Hlk. Nylon tubeless Blk. Nylon tubeless Nylon W/W tub*Its. OF. Equip. Whit* OE Equip. Whit* 18.88 IB.xs 11.8k 12.88 18.38 Ills �S' a )> LT . GEN. J. C. HUTCHISON is presented with the Chamber o f Com­ merce “ Community Service Award’’ by Georjrc Touhy (le ft). FR ANC IS E. R O U M ILLA T JR. receives the Chamber o f Commeno “ Merit Aw ard" from State Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. (le ft). (T ltp RRIG. (JEN. H A R R Y J. SANDS SR., principal speaker nt the Chamber o f Commerce, wns introduced by Sen. Muck N, Cleveland Jr. (Herald Photos)- 2 Sanford Business Men Are Honored By C Of C S t m t lit • J Zip Code 32771 W E A TH E R : Showers today, clearing tonight; Saturday fair and cooler; high today In 70s; low tonight around 50. VOL. iiG United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., FE B R U AR Y 28, IDG I SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. RIG CLOc Politician, w ill deacend on Cltrk A r t Beckwith’, office in the court house cn masse at noon Tuesday . . . but A rt says he'll be ready for them, even to the point o f hiring ex­ tra help to handle the rush. "Open season” for tlie catidldutes commences a t n o o n Tuesday and they have nntil noon March 17 to qualify for county and other local offices. . . . Merchants Association Expanded Bryant, Wirtz Talk On FEC Settlement Sign on the Coke machine at the USO: TE S T YO U It IQ — Pul the little round bottle in the little square hole. • , • • Chuirmun Francis K. Rou­ nd lint Jr. announces his port authority committee o f tlie Seminole County Chamber o f TALLAHASSEE f L'PD _ Gov. Farri* Bryant said today lie talked with U. S. Secretary o f Labor tV. Willard Wirt/ about new efforts tu settle f i Cast Coast Ilailroad. One o f the weekend"* big events will be the ateak dinnrr sponsored by the Sports­ man's Association at a p. m. Saturday at the Elks Club. A film about an Afrirun safari will I * shown Inter in tho eve­ ning. . . . Belt inn Vale's frienda will pitch in Saturday with u big assist in her campaign tu be elected the “ llenrt Queen” Sunday nt Melodee skating rink. The girls will conduct cur washes between 111 a. m. and B p. m. Saturday at the Shell station, 2&th utul Park, and the Atlantic station, Onoiu and Sanford. . . . Change in hour* for drivers' ik in se examination* by the State Highway Patrol go into effect next week. New houri arc 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. on T u e s d a y s and Thursdays. Seems the cxumlning troo|>c s have been putting in over­ time hours (a t no extra pay). • • • Brig. Gen. Harry J. Sands Jr. really presented a "punch lin e" to bis illustrated talk about missiles and rockets at Cape K e n n e d y before the Chamber o f Commerce meet­ ing Thursday evening. The “ finale” of his address was a abort film about the centuryold lighthouse at the Cape. ‘'Starred” in the film was a portly A ir Fores sergeant huffing aad puffing as he climbed the stairs to the ob­ servation tower o f the light­ house. Then a distant shot of ths "lighthouse" . . . and it took o ff into the wild blue yonder Just as any rocket or missile. Tlie Chamber audi­ ence loved it, as e good “ gag finish” fo r a highly interest­ ing program. • . . Now we know "Th e Clock" bar readers. On Wednesday it was pointed out that several worn flags appear a r o u n d Sanford. On Thursday the fam ily o f ths late Paul P. Peiold Sr. presented his mili­ tary burial American fla g to I tie Sanford Public Library as a memorial. J A C K S O N V IL L E ( U I 'I ) — Work will begin aoon on a 11 • story, multi • mildollar home for tlie Jacksonville Times-Union and Journal. By Harry Johnson Downtown filiated with merchants tho af­ Seminole Chamber of Commerce ex ­ panded Thursday afternoon, changed the group name and choso a new form of leader­ GIs Escape SAIGON, Soutli Viet Nam (U I ’ I ) — Eight U.S. Army medici escaped a Communist ambush Wednesday hut eight Vietnamese troops escorting them were killed. • U.S. mil­ itary spokesman said today. ship, 'line businessmen and wo­ men, formerly known as the ^ w rn lo w w jf jtoylu n ^ u A A *s > p o tio n , altered I he name Ho m Saalerd Merchants Asso­ II. L. PE R K IN S JR. M I A M I II E A C II, Fla. (U I ’ I ) — Newly - crowned heavyweight boxing clinmplan Cassius Marccllus Clay has been a member o f the Black Muslin religious sect fo r five years, according to his own admisslun. Hail Reds N IC O SIA, Cyprus (U I ’I ) — A throng of more than l,i (ireek Cypriots waved flags, shouted "Long live Russia,” and broke through police lines today to greet the first Soviet plane to land licio since this island republic heciiiua independent. New Memorial Airman Hurt In NAS Blast 5-Year Member _____ Flies Over Library Publisher Dies mwA. N ew Building ciation. This, it was |Miinted out, will enable the organl/aiion to expand its membership to A N E W FI.AG in preaonlcd by Gary WcdokJiul on behalf of tho family mrrrhanla in the city. o f U>o laid Paul P. Pczold Sr., to City Comtnia.«ioHer J. II. Crnppa*, wlio Previously It had been lim it­ jiccepta it fo r the Sanford Public Library. Other itieniliera o f the family ed to those in the immediate hhown are Mr*. Curio* Raineti, Paul P. Pczold Jr., Mrs. Pczold Sr, and downtown section. Mrs. Norman Wedekind. T>ie association, meeting in the Cliamlicr of Commerce Building, chose U. L. Perkins Jr. as chairman of a lioard of directors consisting of 12 ST. AUGUSST1NK (U I 'I ) members. Tlie Federal Bureau of In ' Tlw associnlion had liecn vcsllgaliun was under the di-j guided l>y a president, this reel orders of President John-' son today to halt the sabotage Final plans on three school Ipast year (Ben McCall, • I vice president and treasurer, that has plagued the strike-' addition project! were apBy Judy Turner front of the Public Lib-ary. Tlie directorship is made up bound Florida East Coast There is a new (lag on Ollier family members tak­ 1proved Thursday afternoon by .o f represent alive* of virtually (F E C ) Ballway. ing part were his widow Mrs. j Iho Seminole County Board all businesses in Uic city. Ac­ Johnson Issued the order First Street today. Thursday night at s Demon a j It is flying above the San­ Pc/old Sr., of Sanford; two of Public Instruction and they cepted by tlie membership, on (o Talla­ the recommendation of Hie tie fund raising dinner at i t l- ford Public Library as a daughters, Mrs. N o r m a n were d iq ijtc lc d nominating committee headed nml Beach Just hours a.ter memorial to die late Paul P. Wedekind, of BcLand, and hassee for state approval. 1by K. C. Harper Jr., were: the latest dynamiting derailed Pc/old Sr., who was interred Mrs. Carlos Italno*. of Sa:iThe proJoels, as reviewed C.iarles Itobin-on. Perkins, seven cara of a IM c a r in a military ceremony Wed­ ! ford, and n son, Paul Pc/otd |by the hoard's architect, John Clarence Bedding, Mrs. Doris nesday. Jr., of Freehold, N.J. freight. Members of Mr. Pc/old's Mr. Pc/old enlisted in 1913 A. Burton IV, include a five- Fleming. Charles Tctcnbaum, The President was just 23 addition to the Fred Wilson, Gary Hudgins, miles away at Palatka dedi­ family gave the Bag which as a private In the 27t!i Bat- classroom cating the start of construc­ hud been used in (he funeral I loon Company. U. S. Signal Lake Mary E l e m e n t a r y E. C. Harper, Francis E. tion of the cross-Florida barge rites to the library Thursday, pagjcqatip sew pun s d .o j Sciioul, a hand and music l(oumillat Jr., John Kndor, canal when Die second ol after they had read in The in 1918. In 1912 lie scried in room at Cruom* High School Bernard Caficc and DeWitt Thursday's two blasts took Sanford Herald of the need tlie Florida Defense Force and two elassrooina at Uic Mathews. McCall was nominated from for new Hags in the city. and was an active mcmlier of Oviedo High School. place. Mr. Pciold's y o u n g e s t the American Legion Post Plans call (or bid openings I (lie floor but declined to get grandchild. Gary Wedekind, and Veterans of World War I late in March and for coin- I a unanimous approval of the made tlie presentation to Act­ of Sanford, lie had also been ' pinion of all projects in time ' nominating eonimlUce'a re ­ ing M ajor J. If. Crapps in in the civil service. for Uic fall opening of tchool. commendation. He was given a round of applause for his past year’s efforts. In accepting Iho leadership, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, Perkins called for a team ­ Seminole County tax assessor, work effort this coming year. An airman was injured at said today applicants (or “ We must work together, pull Hie Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ horoestca’4 exemption are together for our own good tion Thursday when an em­ urged to file immediately for this year,” lie admonished. pty jet fuel cell exploded as their 19G4 tax exemption, as Also accepted on the nomi­ it was being pressurised in it la estimated approximately nating committee's recom­ a maintennaneo hangar. 4,300 applications roust be mendation were Hudgins aa Johnnie D. Wormuth, 19, (Ued during March. chairman of tlw promotions aviation Jet mechanic strik­ Persons with renewal appli­ committee and Bedding aa er, was taken to Seminole cations are urged to sign head of tlw membership com­ Memorial Hospital where be them akmg with die tangible mittee. underwent emergency sur­ and Intangible forms which Several promotional mea­ gery for a neck wound. Doc­ sures were considered by tbe have been properly filled in tors list his condition aa group. and signed, and return the "extremely critical.” tam e to her office either by Other matters discussed Witnesses stated that Wur- were the possibility of pro­ mall or by personal delivery. mulh was hit with a piece viding bus serv ice to the Del­ of flying metal. Officials tona and DeBa'ry areas, ad­ A CITATIO N for “ bravery over and beyond the said there were no other in­ ditional parking facilities, in­ juries or dumuge. cull o f duty” front the National Police Hull of BARTOW ( U P D - S . Lloyd cluding free and metered for Fame i* presented to Deputy Silas Lmkey by Wormuth, a native o f De­ shoppers, and a more con­ Friable, founder and publislier posit, N. Y „ end hie wife, centrated effort by city crews Sheriff J. L. Hobby. Lackey wan commended by of the Polk County Democrat, Lois, live at 1000 Park A v e ­ in the Hull o f Fame for rcscuinir a boy from a died here Thursday at the age cleaning up downtown nue. of 74. burning house. (Herald Photo) streets. Home Owners Urged To File outgoing president o f tbe Chamber, was presented with Hie "M e rit Award” by Itcp. S. J. Davis Jr. Karlyle Huusholdcr, in ac­ cepting the gavel as presi­ dent from Roumiliut said he promises "no big things • no little things • but a consi. entious effort to do a good job.” Invocation wus pronounced by Chaplain Robert L. Deal, BRIEFS Bryant's olfiee said Presi­ dent Johnson suggested. la Miami Thursday that to r'g o v ­ ernor talk with W irt*-'a D m llie strike. ? fn ■ brief statement, Bry­ ant laid, "the Secretary^ o f Labor celled ine thla morn­ ing about 9 o'clock and we engaged In a discussion a* to the mechanics of carrying out tho President's suggestion. ’ '•We expect to be hark in touch with each oilier during the day end will be contacting interested parties to see if we esn develop some progress to­ ward settling tlie strike.” . • • Two Sanford businessmen were honored for their serv­ ices to the community l>y the .Seminole County Chamber of Commerce at its anmml din­ ner-meeting Tliuisday even­ ing at the Mnyfair Inn. I.t. lien. Joseph C. Hutch­ ison, member o f the Semi­ nole County Commission for more (hull three years, was presented with tho Cham­ ber's "Community Service Award.” The presentation was made by George Touhy. Francis E. iloumillal Jr., Talent Show \V. II. DUNCAN Veteran Justice Of Peace Asks Re-Election Officials of tlie Lake Mary Chamlwr oi Commerce said this morning that plans arc set for Saturday night's pre­ sentation of Hie Lake Mary I.eap Year Talent Show. The show will be stagod. starting nt the auditorium of tlie San­ ford Junior High School. Veteran justice of tlie peace for District 4, W. Hugh Duncan, today an­ nounced hla candidacy fur re-election for a fourth term. Bald Judge Duncan: " I am deeply grateful for tho co-operation and confi­ dence tlie cltisrni of tills Justice District have bestow­ ed upon me in the past. ''H aving served our people for the lust II years in this capacity, I have always mindful that it it an office of much importance and be­ longs to the |ieople, and have tried at all times to serve a manlier that would reflect credit to ‘ our Judical syitem and keep tills office In proper place in tlie arm o f our government. “ With valuable experience and knowledge obtained by serving In thla rapacity, I will Iw in position to con­ tinue to Improve tlie service, and I humbly solicit your continued support and confi­ dence in the coining pri­ mary." o f Sanford Naval A ir Sta. Hon, after which Houraillat Introduced guests at the speakers tabic. Sen. Muck N. Cleveland J r. presented out-of-town guests and Introduced the speaker o f the evening, Brig, Gen. Harry J. Sands Jr., commander of the A ir Fores Missile Test Center, Patrick AFB, who spoke on "Whsfc Is Going On at Capo Ken­ nedy." General Sands, in layman's language, described missiles and rockets launched at Cupa Kennedy, along with support­ ing buildings, ptanca, ship* and equipment. His talk was illustrated with colored slides und movies. There were imprcsxlto close-up shots o f tho launch­ ing and landing o f an astro­ naut. He also described t h • giant cameras usod to track and photograph missiles, rorkets and satellites aa much as 80 miles. Ha said one camera could pick up a baseball at eight mllus to Hit “ point you can count the stitches.” English Estates Opening Delayed J. Dan Wright, chairman o f the Seminole County School Board, announced at noon to. day that due to a legal prob* Iciii over which tlie board ha* no control Hie new English Eitafes Elementary school in Soutli Seminole County will not be opened Monday. Wright said, "T lie problem Is between Clayton Bros., of Winter Park, owners of thn Northeast Sewer Corporatl- 4 and the City of Maitland.” Hu explained, “ Tho board has been refused permission to connect sewer lines front thn English Eststcs School Into the Northeast Sewer lines. "Th erefore," said Wright, “ tho school cannot lie opened unlil tills matter is settled. Attorneys for tho school board and tho county commission have been instructed to assist in a rapid settlement of Hits problem Cocktails y are always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly C A R IB E LOUNGE vv E n jo y . . . MUSIC ON TH E HOUSE” Every Friday N ight Compliment* o f the Management • PAC K AG E GOODS V ALD E Z A T P O PU LA R PRICES HOTEL , 'Leap Year Days' Bargains A t Sanford Stores This Down (own Sanford �\ i ■w aiffc Rev. Grover Sewell Steps Of Faith Om ot th* (meet axampte* o f step* o l faith U aceo in the c u e of the nobleman who** ton waa to alck that death waa eminent. The fa (her waa 10 dlatreiMd that be went to Jeiua for help, I b e Incident ia deacrlbed In John 4: U M to you may w l * to turn to thU portion of Scripture lo r the etory first band, however. I will review wbat happened. This nobleman, or official •a some translations describe him, waa employed In the government ot Herod Antlpas who w u the tetrarch of Gali­ lee. Evidently all means of healing bad been exhausted and the official had become rather frantic ao was willing to try anything to have is eon made well. Ha heard that Jesus had returned to Galilee. The niirecullous power o f the Lord bad gained much publicity and people from all the land were flocking to Him. The o f­ ficial found Jesua and beg­ ged Him to go to Capernaum and btal his son. Our lo r d •tamed to discourage him at Hrat but then told Wm that hla aoo was cured even ss be willed It. The man believ­ ed and returned home to find hla aoo well. Hla faith became great eoough to aprwad to his entire house­ | i I I I i •> itttmm rumi f| I hold. Let us observe what hap­ pened here atep by step. First w e see that the official had a need. He knew that his son was so sick and though he had great authority there was nothing be could do. Today the first atep that we (a te on our way to faith U to understand that ww have a need. We have- to recog­ nise that we are not able to eave ourselvea but that One fa r greater than any man la necessary In our live* If w* are to enter eternal Ufa. We vnuat recognise that there la not enough wisdom, strength, power, o r any othar attribute of our own aelvee to go through Ufe aright. When wa feel a deep need do we start on the road to faith In God? During, w ar many people aeem to t e c k God who turn tbalr facee aw ay with tea •lin in g of the armistice. Some turn to prsyer when they face any great criaia of life be it financial, health, or anything else, only to for­ get Ood’a goodnesa when dm crisis tea passed. Second, we see In tea mir­ acle teat the official found the answer to the need was Christ He did not find the answer in man, or any of the powers of man. but in Christ What a world we would have today If the people In It would recognise that tee an­ swer to Its problems la in the One who revested God to us, tv e a Jesus Christ i f the world la to see, todividual* wlU have to be Illumined first. Ib is compels all e f us to do all wc can to turn each member of our families, our friends, our schoolmates, business aasocilet, and others to see Jesus. Third, the appeal la to be made. The official made hla petition to Christ to cur* his son and he repeated the prayer even though he seemed to be rebuffed at first. When we know we have a oeed and that the answer to the need Is Christ the next step Is to m ate our appeal u> Mm. How necessary It Is to pray. Do we find time for 11? If ws do not have time we had better be sure that aontc activities are discontinued In order to remedy the situation. Prayer is our means of having conscious and direct fellowship with God. Through pra>er we keep the ehauncW of communication open with God. If someone offered us a direct telephone line to the president o f the United States w e would feel that we had be­ come important Indeed. When we reeliie that God loves us so much that be gives us a direct litre to His throne of grace wc should be grateful and make much use of it. Fourth, faith Is rewarded. In the case o f the official we find his son cured. ThU waa fit* fullfillment o f tht heart's desire of teU mad. It U not true that God a l­ ways cures everyone we pray for. King David prayed that his son would live and he did n ot David arose from the b ed aid eef hie deed gen. wiped hla tyea, and aapreload faith in (Jed's dlvla* wisdom. Even l f 1Uod does not answer our v £ r $ e -y •v V w~iar l^JW J prayer as we ask, be does answer them. He answers them In the best way and thereby rewards our faith. The reward of faith U seen In the shining faces of those who believe as well as the accomplUhmonte that their lire# produce. The greater reward Is, -o f course, the whole o f eternal life. Fifth, we see thst the o f­ ficial's faith spread to hte whole household. When he returned to hU home hU faith bad evidently grown to the place where It became a very contagious thing and the others In his household want­ ed It. too. The spread of vital faith U very real. The contagion of It Is most needed In a world which seemi to bfc tuning IU back on God and getting more confused each dsy. How we fear this frustration that seems to be carrying us to the brink o f destruction. Let ua be awakened to the vital need of evangelUm for the whole world. When wc hear the great commission of Christ wa sec that thU message la for all o f the world sod that we are to be the means of Its transmission. The steps of faith are Im­ portant. Let us not neglect taking them. Rev. Sagal To Be Guest At Academy Paston William Hagai from New York will be guest speak­ er fo r special services at For­ est Lake Academy scheduled fo r 4 p. m. thla Saturday In the school auditorium. Pastor Sagal, as well as the quartet which will participate in the service, appear on the television program, "Faith Fur Today." A t 8 p. m. Saturday a Band Concert w ill be presented in the academy andltorlum. The public la invited. On March 7, at t p. m , • Temperance Oratorial w i l l tatefplaea fn the audltoriam with Seventh-Day Adventist schools from throughout Uio south participating. Ebenezer Methodist Schedules Revival Daily revival services at 7:80 pjn., March 8-18, at Ebeneser Methodist Church o f Sanford, have been an­ nounced by Rev. Ray Gre­ gory, minister, who will be serving as song leader fo r the special meetings. MinleUr fo r the revival arfll bo R ot. Dolmas Co pe­ Mrs. P a g e 2— F r i . F a b . 28, '6 4 tfrrall Baptist Adventist First Baptist Plans Part In Prayer Week Ascension Joins Blood Bank l l R. P. M. BOYD Grace Church Announces Revival By Jan* Casselberry The Ascension Luthsrsn Church o f Casselberry has become affiliated with the Old Glory Community Blood Bank. Each member of the parish la eligible to rscolvo blood transfusions without costs should tho need ariso. Each organisation belong­ ing to the Old Glory Bank ia asked to donate five pints o f blood in the Spring and flvs pinte in the Fall. The Dloodmobtl* will be at tha American Legion Hall in Fern Park from 4 until 7:30 p.m., March 12. Any mem­ ber o f the church wishing to donate at this Urns Is asked to contact Edd Furgerson or Mrs. C. R. Zehndsr, wife of the pastor. Revival services at Grace Methodlet Church have been announced by Kev. John H. Hires Jr., pastor, to begto this Sunday at tht 11 a.m. worship and to* continue through Thursday at 7:80 p.m. Guest minister will be Dr. P. M. Boyd, an outstanding Methodist minister through­ out Florida fo r many years who hoo a o r v o d stvtral churches and waa superin­ tendent o f the Tampa and Miami Districts. Ho now 1* on the staff o f First Msthodlat Church, Jacksonville. Song loader fo r the revival w ill be Rev. Ray Gregory Jr* minister o f EbenaMr Methodist . Church. Thoms fo r this year’s re­ vival la “ Cam *, and Have Your Faith L ifted ." A nurs­ ery will bo provided each night. Bake Sale ern Baptist Convention's an­ nua] Week o f Prayer and Annie Armstrong Offering fur Home Mission*, March 26. This year's theme is to be "In Freedom's Holy Ligh t." Prayer services will be held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 10 a.m., and on Wednesday at 7U5 p.m. The Southern B a p t i s t Home Mission field includes all of the fift y stales, Cuba, and the Panama Canal Zone. Among the activities they foster and support are Good W ill Centers, Hospitals, City Rescue Missions, Homs and Adoption Centers fo r Un­ wed Mothers, Juvenile Reha­ bilitation, Literacy Classes, work with migrants and language group* including Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Fnneh, and many others. The Home Mission Board also works in co-operstlon with the National Baptist Convention to help provide education and leadership fo r Negro pastors, teachers, missionaries and lay leaders. M r s . .DeW itt Mathews, Mission 8 tody Chairman o f tha W saan ’a Missionary Uk- Alliance Assembly O f God PINBCRRST ASSRHRLY OP SOD CHURCH Car. >T|h as* Elm M. W ild e r ________Patter Sundry school __ | :!l Horning Worship l * : l l a. m. Evtalng Worship _ 7:11 p. m. Touth Sorv. (Sun.) I:tt p. m. Uld-Wttk flerv. (Wed.) 7:11 p. m. Saydar 200 Election Set By Pentecostal Auxiliary By Donas Kate* New officers w ill b* elect­ ed at Uie regular monthly masting o f the Ladles A u xil­ iary to the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood sched­ uled' for Monday at 7ft0 p.m. at the church on Orang* Avenue. Other matters on ths agen­ da are completion o f plans fo r the All-Sectional Ladies Auxiliaries Rally to be held Saturday, March 7, begin­ ning at 1 p.m., at tha Longwood Church. Dinner will be served on the church grotindx by the Longwood women from 5 until 7:80 p.m. A time and location fo r th* bake sal* to take place during the month o f Marsh also will b* set. Mr*. Kelts Holtselaw wiU serve as hostess fo r Monday night'* matting. Teachers To Meet Baptist rra rr b a p t is t ta rn s T. B. C h in e e ----------Paster Morning Worship 1:10 SsaSay School — 1:11 a. SL Horsing Warship 111** a. m. Training Union — *:!* p. a. Craning Worship - T ill p. as. Wa*. Prayer Sarvlt* f i t * p. ss. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th as. dk Bali A v a Oall Smith - Paster Sunday Sthatl _ - SiSS a. aa Horsing Worship lltM a. an. Tralalag Ualaa _ S ill p. » . Svanlag Warship _ T ill p. aa. Ws*. Prayar Bern** 7:1* y a Nursery Opaa WTRR -- ------------- Vll* p. Sk Saaday Hit* Breadeact Pastor ____ William J. Oman Morning Worship _ 1:4* ft II i a Sunday School ____ 9:41 a. m. Training Union _ _ _ 1:11 p.m. Evening Worthlp __ T:I9 p.m. Wod. Offltore • Toaehtro Mooting _________ S ill p.aa. Wed. Prayir Sorvtco f i l l p.m. JORDAN MIBSIONABT BAPTIST CHURCH Temporarily mooring at aaae Park Avoaao Sanford. Florida Sunday School _ 11:49 a. m. Morning Worship 11:99 a. m. Dibit study (Sunday) 7:00 p.m Evangollotlo Servlet 7:99 p.m. Wed. Frayer Meet 7:04 p.m. Bill Btophono .. ...... Faotor A Cordial Woleemo to AU Methodist CHCRCH OP OOD EBBRBSBR METRO D I»T CBCRCR Cited* Rolghto Rev. Ray Gregory, Jr.. Pastor vAurch Behool __— 1:45 a m. Moraiss Worship 11:99 a m. M TP ----------------- «:* * 9- m. E Erlo va Worohlp w i i i a i f ------* ■■■■.* s*#w Tit* fp. * w m. m* W o l Prsyoe Bowl so Til* p. m. Pastor U. C. Smith Sunday School — f i l l Moraiss Worohlp 11:91 *- m. BvaanlUtio sorv. f i l l p. T i n Prayer Sorv. 7:tl p. Thor*. T o a s t Ptspl* Eadtavor ------ - t i l l p. CHURCH o r UOD o r PROPHECY S**a Elm Avtaao Rav. R. L. Strickland — Pastor Sundoy Behool — 1:41 a. Worohlp Sorvle* 19:41 a. Evangollotlo Sorv. 7:19 p. WodnJkdayi Yount People V.L.B. Sorv. 7:14 p. m. Dtblo Training Strv 1:91 p.m. Congregational Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NABARBNR V. Sad SL at H o4a A w . Paul Blokes ------------ Pastor Sunday Sehosl —. 1 :4 1 _____ Moraiss Worship 19:11 a m. _____ _____________ 4:99 p. m. Yosth Kvangollotle Sorvle* 7:9* p.m. Mid.Wetk Servle* (Wod.) _ 7:99 p. ia Third Ssadsy Slngiplratlo* ----- 1:99 p. m. CONBREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH OSTEEN BAPTIST t'lll'H IH ( I ’alted Charch a! Chrtot) FIRST CBCRCR IIWV. 4IS Ph. XZZ-Nll* Park Avtaao at S4lk St. OP THE NABARBNR I’aator ----- Chester W. Plonk 9:44 a. m. Church School Daks Mary. FI a Kunday School _ _ 19:99 a. m. 11:99 a. m. Worship Btrvlc* Rav. W. L. Kolcombt, Pastor Morning Porvlc* _ lli"0 a. m. 1:19 p. m. _ Chrmtsn Youth • S a ils ? Training Union _ _ _ 9:19 p. m. Ministry Evtalng Servlet _ 7:79 p. m. Rov. Waltor A .R MePhtrton, 9:45 A «A ____ Blhl* Sehool 11:04 a m. Morning Worthlp Wodnooday Mootings: Pastor 7:44 p. m. — Evtnlng Sorvle* Organisations ____ 1:10 p. m. 7:4* p. m. _ Wod. M ld-W ttk Prayer . 7:19 p. m. Prnyor Sorvle** Choir ■ i 4:30 p. m. 7:94 p. m. Ind W i t M inionary Strvlto CHRIST CHURCH Charch Strtot. Laagwaod Fr. Chariot W. Btowart Jr., Vlsar Holy Communloa __ 7:19 a. m. PH U T CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday FIRST PENTECOSTAL School —_ 9:99 a. m. DtSCSPLRg OP C E R irr CHCRCH OP LONSWOOD Family Sorvle* and M l Orang* 9trout last *. ■safer* A rt. Strmon _____— 19:11 a. m. Rov. E. Rath Grant — Pallor Rev. Mason Ortgg, Sunday School 19:99 A m. Ad Interim Minister Morning Worohlp 11:99 a m. Binder S ch ool____t i l l a. m. Sunday Erasing __ 7:19 p. m. Morale* Worship 11:94 a. as. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wad. Blhl* Study _ 7:19 p. m. Corner dfh I L aad Laurel Av*. Conqueror* Mooting Toltphono: FA 3-7015 Prlday ■■ T ill p. m Eugtnt Pholdon..... ..... Patter Sunday school _____ 1:41 a.m. Morning Worthlp — 19:45 a.m. Episcopal Christian Pentecostal Church O f Christ Wod. Prnyor Sorvle* Bvaagtllot Ralph Brewer Jr. 19:94 a. m. B ills School Morale* Worthlp llitt a. m. Bvtalag Worohlp . 7:11 p. m. Wed. Pray or Servlet 7:19 p.m. 7:11 p.m. Lutheran LCTBBRAR CHURCH OP THH RBDRRHRR 10* W. S*th Plato "Tho Charch of tha Lathsraa Hour" aad TV "This Is ths p a o l a c a tm c H o r e n u s r U fo " Herbert W. Ooorae____Pastor Highway SS W M Sunday Sehosl ____ t i l l *. m. Morris Rshy BvaagsUot Worship Strvlto — l l t l * a. m. Bthte Clast** _ 19:99 a. m. Mornlag Worship . 11:99 a. m. a o o n SHEPHERD Bvaalag Worthlp _ 9:49 p. m. LCTHRRAN CHURCH Blhl* ciaatoe W e t f : i t p a . (LC A) MS* A Ovtnado Dried (H a y IT-as: CHURCH OP CHRIST Saafurd, Florida IBIS txs-rsts Bvangollit Th* Rav. doors* Klnnamon, Bart Brew* Interim Paitor Sunday Blhla Study ...... - 19:91 a. m. Sunday School ----- t i l l a. m. Morals* Worship li:9t a. m. Morning Worship 11:9* a. m. Kvaalng lorvlt* — tilt p m. Communion—F irit Sunday la Bach Month SH "Marald * ( Truth" I KIND t: no ART BN AMD NURa. Chaaaal • Saaday aa C 8>Y Cladl 14:# sab. wodauday t i l l p. m. Blhla ~ ORACH HETMODirr CHURCH Oner* Rd, at Woodland A v*, Rot. Jobs H. Hlroa. Jr. Pastor Church School 9:41 a. m. Morning Worthlp 11:99a. m. p.m. PtBST CHURCH 9 P CHRIST H Y P ------------------ l : l t PCSBNT1BT FIRST H BTRO D irr CHURCH 4IS Park Asm Saaday • e r ’ lea A Saaday sshsol ___ lit** a. m. Jobs T. Adams Jr. _ Paata* Morals* Worsklp _ 1:1* a. r Subject) "Christ Jnu»" Wodnotdsy .wtrvKo 1:11 p. m. Tuaday School ____ t:4t a. m. Bonding Room: t i l E. First. Moraiss Worthlp lt-.ll a ol Wookdayt: l t i t l am. • d:lt S T * Mooting* — g ilt p. m. m. Prlday Evening; 1:11* Intormtdlot*. Boalor) Evening Worship — 7:1* p. Pk It p.m. ssssl* Methodist Presbyterian FIRST PRKSRTTERIAN CHCRCH oak Avs. • Bed PA Saafurd. FIa Orovor C. Sowell, Jr. _ Patter Edgtr W. Smith Jr. Assistant Parlor Morning Worship 1:41 A m. Chureh School 9:45 A m. Britton Motts _ _ _ 19:41 A m. Morning Worship 11:40 A. iC Pioneer Fellowship _ 4:94 p.m. Renter HI Fellowship 1:44 p.m. Evening Worthlp _ 7:19 p. ra. Wod. Prayor Matt 7:04 p. CHURCH OF THH COVENANT STTS South Orlauds DriT* Thomas H. M a la Paatoo Worthlp - , . *:** a Church Behool ___ 19:09 a bl ( F t ALA P R K tk lT E R IA N CHURCH Curas* t'poala aa* Cuaatry ( tab Raada James H. Hurd la- Paoluc Pro Tom Sunday School---- 19:99 A m. Morning Worship 11:99 A tn. Christian Science r TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NO TICE CALL FA 2-26/7 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice W iU o R - K ie h tIb «n r g r M o r t iu u y E m lew I. WlUoa aad Nlaff T h t American OU Companjr Progrs—Iv8 Prlnttnc Co. WiteoR.M*I*r Furnlturo Cm J. M. C a a t N * sad S taff Mr. and Mra. A l Wilaao B lM a t r o n R m IIf H erb SteRPtewR sad Bteff Holler Motor Salw Co. bteff * Tcachcta o f children hud ■nulla In Lutheran Chunk in Anicrica congregation* o f lh « nil a will m a t nt 7:30 p. m. Monday in the IX-Land Faith Lutheran Church to study the church's new education curric­ ulum scheduled to begin next September. REVIVAL T h t W U T h s d tr* U U n l i f S A laiptojeaa FEU. 27 • MAKCH 8 7 ’.80 N IG H T LY EASTER ELDER SPRtNSI BAPTIST OIS OrlaaSa IU . at B eam Av*. B. Hamilton Griffin __ Paatar Sunday S ch o o l___ 1:41 a. Morning Worthlp 11:04 a. : Training Union _ 9:14 p. Evening Worship __ 7:41 p. m. Church O f God Free Methodist Tha Church o f the N ativity Catholic Women's Club wlU WBVrsiDR MfSttONART sponsor the monthly bake aal* BAPTIST CHCRCH Sunday in the Social Hall o f I t t S t a Hotly Av*. the church following tha t Past M. caller — — Paster SsaSay B a s e l — IS iH a. • a. m , 10 a. m. and noon Manes. Miss -Dorothy M i U N * al au Interim president, has Svanlag Warship — T:*S p. at. Convention a ffs r iig goal this all good bakers in tha pariah WaSnetSsy year la 11,500,000. Banford Prsyar Sarvlc* ____ 7:9* p. m. to participate in the salt. First Baptist Church haa sat IU goal at 91,800. PUBCBE9T BAPTIST CHURCH her audience spellbound aa story o f Christ to them. A t Uie close e f the meet­ mam- sha recounted many exper­ ing, Mrs. Kelltrsberger re­ iences o f bar Ufa and o f tho bora and friends o f tha First wonderful satisfaction o f not moved an orchid ah* was Presbyterian Church o f San­ only curing th* physical ills wsarlng and pinned it on ford attsndod S covered dish o f thousands a f people but Mrs. Louisa Long, tha oldest ■upper and fallowebip meet­ also being able to bring th* member present. ing Tuesday' evening in tha an s ii -\ H— 2 wbbi 1 church's educational build­ I ing. !. :f • Dr. and Mrs. Kugena B. Kellereberger o f Melbourne R e a c h and form er medical mUilonariM to Africa wore ‘-.e honored gueeta and Mrs. K ellm bergor was speaker for the evening. Dr. Kellersbergtr Is an or­ dained minister ot th* Pres­ byterian church and waa a medical missionary In the Belgian Congo from 1016 to 1088. During this time ha alio was a representative of th* U. 8. Government to th* World Leproey Congress In Cairo, Egypt; Havana, Cuba and Madrid, bpain. Ha haa boon listed In "W ho's Who” and rohrsd countless decorations and citation* fo r distinguish­ ed service. He and Mrs. Kellt-rel>erg«r have traveled in 40 cuuntris* and on five continent.. A fte r graduation from tha S PE C IA L GUESTS for title week’s covered dish Biblical Seminary in New supper and fellowship meeting at the First PrvaYork, Mr*. Kellenbergsr byterimi Church were Dr. and Mra. Eugene R. married the doctor and they Kellenbergvr o f Melbourne Beach, former medi­ ■hared a rewarding life as cal missionaries to Africa. Mrs. Kelteraiierger Presbyterian m I a a I o n a vwatt speaker fo r ill* evening. (Herald Photo) ies and as representatives o f the American Leprosy Mission*. She 1* listed In "Who's Who o f American Women" and it the author af seven hooka. Mra. Kellcrsberger held Approalmately Banfnrh land o f the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Chorch. Youth activities are sched­ uled to precede each service during the week with full programs o f filmstrips, dis­ TUB SEVENTH-DAY cussion groups, games and a A OVERT! ST rn tR C H full length film , "Teenage Carver VIA a Him Witness” to be shown on It. U Mathews _____ Paster March 18, at 8:80 p.m. SERVICE* SATURDAY— Sabbath School ____ * :!! a. tn. ’ A sandwich supper will be Worship Strvlct _ 111N a. m. held at 8 p.m. on the open­ Wednesday Night Prayer Servlca __ 7:S* p. m. ing date, March 8, followed “ We Hava This Hope** radio by the filmetrlp, "Going me.sags each Sunday a. m. R E V , D. M. C O PE LAN D Steady." Other program* are at S ill evtr W TRR at l i l t on your radt# dial "Fallin g In Love," March 9, 6:80 p.m.; "Conduct On n Date," March 10, 0.30 pan.; "W hen Should I M a rry ? " March 11, 6:80 pm. and c illiia T U N M laeloNART sandwich supper, and games, A u u s c M church March 12, p.m. I set Park Are. at l«th at. Members o f Ebenezer will Itrv. C. C. Drtr, Jr. _ Parlor Sunday Behool _ S:«t a. m. visit Qrace Church this Sun­ Worship Krrvlrt 11 :M a- m. day evening aa guests for Evening Worship _ 7:04 p. m. Alliance Touth one o f lte opening revival Flans are being made fo r Fellowship (Sun.) _ 1:10 p. m. services. (Wm ) Sanford First Baptist Church Prsyar Service _ 7:1* p. m. to participate in the South­ Church Honors Missionaries By Vlif Food Fair Btoroo, Gear gw 8 «ltey * I rc . K apte/ew Free Methodist Church Mr. aad Mr*. M. B. ■tefehtead J. C. Penney Company C. L. Robiaaon tad Eagteyead S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a tio n a l B a a k Hawtrd H. Hodge* 4 B u ff Corner Ith St. & Ijiurrl Avr. * l r ' Southern Natural G u j a * D in A Bteff Dynamic Bible Preachinir A Varied Music Proffram HANFOl FLOWER SHOP Cor. R. It t ft Halford A v*. 888-1832 Itt-ttJ l EVERYONE W ELCOM E EUGENE G. STANLEY PUGH SH ELD O N, PASTO R H U te F a r m iR su ran co C o a p a k o Irving I. Fryer aad S taff HUI Lumbtr 4 Hardware Co. J la a y Crapp* 4 la p te / p ** Rm o And WUk* RooUarmnt a d WUk* Itewmaa ami Employe �y > •' Vtff BatiTnrH VrriTB Fri. Feb. 28, ’64— Page 3 Chase Appointed Co-Chairman ' Circle Plans Of Diocesan Fund Campaign °rayer Week Church Drama Festival Set Tlexf Week 8 is A workshop-confercnev.composed o f two day* and nights o f drama rlassea and demon* *trntion* will he held March 5-fi at First Baptist Church, Pine Street. Orlando. Cecil McGee, drama consultant with the Church Recreation Depart* # ie n t o f the Baptist Sunday School Board, Nashville, Tenn., w ill conduct the activities. Churches throughout the Cen­ tral Florida area will partici­ pate in the festival which is designed to demonstrate e f­ fective uses of drama in edu­ O F F IC IA L L Y OPENING the new Scars, Roebuck and Company catalog cation, worship, and recrea­ sides store in the Pinccrest Shopping Center is Sanford Mayor A. L. W il­ tion. son who snips the ribbon while clerks and shoppers observe the ceremony While the eontent o f the along with David Grimm (le ft), manager o f the local outlet. The storo Classes and discussions will be opened in its new location in Pinecrcst Center after being situated in largely along the lines of reli­ downtown Sanford since 1040. (Herald Photo) gious drama, the sessions are open to school d r a m a t i c groups, community t h e a t r e groups, youth or Scout recrea­ tion leaders, and the public in general. Afternoon c l a s s e s from 1.30-6 will be followed by so­ By Jane rasseiberry c i a l hours, and ths evening Potential 1906 Republican S essions will convene again at candidates now registered ns 7:80. Dcmocrsts were warned to­ day that party registrations must be changed by next Monday for state offices and by March 16 for county races. Robert M. Fox, president By Donna Estes of th e Seminole County A meeting of the member- Young Republican Club, who fillip of tha First Baptist : issued the statement, exchurch o f Long wood is sched­ |plained that state election uled fo r next Wednesday eve­ ! lawa stipulate that a cnmlining, following the services, to date, no matter how well vote on the bond issue for the ' qualified, cannot have been planned addition to the educa­ registered in any other party tional building and ths con­ within two years of their f il­ struction o f a pastorium. ing duts as Republican can­ Other items o f business on didates, the agenda will be the election "T h is means than any • f a deacon and tha formal "hidden" Republicans now ^planning o f a data fo r the pro­ registered Democrat must posed bond Issue. change hi* party registiution Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor, now if he anticipates run­ has urged all members to at­ ning two ycur* from now," tend this important meeting. Fox cautioned. Announcement h a s b e e n made that U new all-metal cribs recently were placed In the church nursery which had HOI1IME JE AN Carver, daughter o f Mr. ami been remodeled and modemIred. H ie crib* were construct­ Mrs. R. K. Carver, o f Altamonte Springs, is the o r ! by the pastor and ths men eighth girl to enter, the "jQucen o f Heart" con­ By Maryann Mile* o f the church. test nt Skate City. She is a graduato o f Lyman Guest minister at Forest High School. Tho Queon will be crowned at a City Baptist Church for this Heart Fund benefit show Sunday evening at Sunday’s morning and even­ the Skato City roller rink. ing worship services w ill bt Rev. Clifford Gresham. The Training Union will The Oaklawn Baptist Chipel, 2748 Country Club Road, meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at w ill honor Ita new minister the church. CALL Mrs. Ralph Greer, 1165 •sad his family, Rev. and Mrs. Apopka, extends y fR . T. Barrett, at a reception Sunercst, to be held Sunday night im­ invitation to all Interested mediately follow ing the wor- persons o f tha church to at­ ehlp eervieee. tend special Week o f Prayer M O V IN G A N D S T O R A G E C O ., IN C . A special invitation ia ex­ meetings at her home next tended to all members o f the week from 10 until 11 a.m. FA 2-9511 chapel and each la urged to Study eeasiona will be con­ attand la meet tha new past- ducted under the leadership 5 0 4 C e le y A v e . S a n f o r d , F in . o f Mr*. Greer. Warning Given 1966 Candidates JJ Baptist Church Sets Meeting » j t) Forest City Church To Hear Rev. Gresham Chapel To Honor New Minister 0) Randall Chase, prtsident of the South nt Scwnnee, Tenn.; Chaso and Company and a nnd ultimately, the establishnu nt o f n new Episcopal lib­ communicant o f Holy Cross eral arts college in Central or Episcopal Church, has been South Florida. appointed lay eo-chnirmnn of the Diocesan Capital Funds Campaign for the Orlando urea by Bishop Henry I. I.outtft of tin* Diocese o f Mouth Florida. The expansion p r o g r a m , planned for the next three years, calls for 70-80 new mis­ sions throughout the 33 coun­ ties comprising the diocese. A revolving loan fund o f $3 million will lx* raised to finuine these new m i s s i o n s through early stages. The immediate program also includes 8350,000 fo r cure of the aged in tlie Bishop Gray Inti o f Davenport and $350,000 fo r work with students nt Florida Atlantic University, Stetson University and the University o f South Florida. The long range program oxer the next decade contemplutci an additional revolving loan fund o f 83 million fur new congregations; the estab­ lishment o f three Episcopal residential colleges at the above-named universities; two By Janes Casselberry more homes fo r older people; The Messiah L u t h e r a n a new ro-cducationnl prepara­ Church o f Casselberry will tory school; a new prepara­ hold an Informal get-together tory school for girls; two new for the purpose o f welcoming camps and conference centers; Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. a new c-lmpcl at Camp WingFouts o f Indianapolis, Ind., on ntnnn; u chapel for St. An­ Wednesday, March 4, at 7:” 0 drew's Preparatory School; p .m. ul the Old Glory Am eri­ endowment and a chapel for can Legion Home in Fern Berkeley Prepartory School: Park. establishment o f The World Dr. Fouts Is coming ns a Center fo r Liturgical Studies; prospective pnstor to fill the support o f the University of pulpit of Messinh which was vacated last July by Rev. Ronald Miller. A 1 I members, prospective The Sunshine Circle o f the Casselberry Commun­ members and othera in the ity Methodist Church WSCS urea without rliureh a ffilia ­ will meet next Tuesday fiom tion are ail Invited to meet 0 until 11 n.ni. at the home Pastor and Mrs. Fouts. Light refreshments will be o f Mr*. Philip Cucaber, Pen­ dleton Drive, Forest City. served. Messiah Church To Entertain For Pastor Circle To Meet Rev. Stulck Temporary Pastor Plans for a "W eek of Prayer" fo r the Home Mis­ sions were discussed at the monthly meeting o f Shirley Smith Circle o f Pinecrcst Baptist Church at the home of Mrs. J. Q. Herrin, 113 Ea.twood Court. Menda-rs presented ma­ terial* fo r creative handi­ work at the Little Red School House. Mr*. Herrin presented a discussion on the subject, M Must Be Informed." Mr*. R. C. Whitmire wu prayer chairman end Mr*. Harold Sherwood led the business session. Also present were Sirs. J. C. Lavender, Mrs. Lucillo Abrams, Mrs. Harold Davis, Mrs. Sylvia Wade. Mrs. H. S. Sikes and Mra. Odell W il­ liam*. Holy Communion The Sacrament o f Holy Communion will be celebrat­ ed this Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. worship service o f the Ascension Lutheran Church o f Casirlberry. By Julia Barton worship at 7:30 p. m. and mid­ Rev. A. A. Stulck, 77-year- week prayer at 7:30 p. m. on old retired minister o f Winter Gnrden, la serving as tempor­ ary minister for the First Baptist Church o f Altamonte Springs. Rev. Stulck w ill continue to fill the pulpit until further notice. Musie and singing fo r serv­ ices the past two weeks have been in eharge of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dietrich. Special guest* for last week’* service were Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks. Rev. Rrouka is retired minister from the First Bap­ tist Church o f Sanford. Services are being conduct­ ed on schedule at the A lta­ monte Church with Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., morning worship at 11 a. in., evening Y A s To M eet The Young AdulU o f the Westminster P r e s h ytcrian Church will meet at ths home o f Mr. and Mr*. Don Helter, 105 Genevieve Circle, Dol RayManor, at 8 p. m. today. Carl Sanker and H eitor will be in charge o f the discussion. Wednesdays. FAT ' O VERW EIGH T Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, oue drug called ODRINF.X. You must lose ugly fa t nr your money beck. No strenuous cxerrlse. laxatives, massage or taking o f so-called reduei ng candles, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. O D RIN EX is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat tlia food* you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra portion! because O D R IN E X depresses your appetite and decreases your desire fo r food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor w ill tell you. when yon rnt less, you weigh less. G el rid c f excess fat and lire longer, O D RINEX costs |3.00 and is sold on this G U A R A N ­ T E E : I f not satisfied fo r any reason just return the sack* age to your druggist and g e l your full money hack. Nn questions asked. O D R IN E X ia sold with this guarantee byt Mrlteynold* Drug Store — Sanford— .Vail Order* Filled C O M FO R f? G A jO U M X M SEE IT CO SPO NSO RED BY IN SAN FO RD M A R C H 3! SA N FO R D ELECTK1C C O , W A L L PLU M B IN G * H E A T IN G ’64 CHEVROLET-TTie great highway perform er *9 / M O V IN G ? s c FROST-GUARD 14 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Ho Frost! No Fuss! No defrost I ng evee, not even in freezeri Bit Zero-Degree Freezer! Holds up to 126 lbs! SPde-Out Shelves! I) 2 Porcelain Vegetable Drawers! • Removable Egg Tray • But­ ter Compartment • Door Stor­ age, bottom shelf holds V& gaL Milk Containers, Tall Bottles • No Coils on Back • 13-7 cu. f t Net Volume • Coppertone, Mix-or-Match Colors, or White. Foreground: Chevrolet Impale Sport Coup* Background; Chevrolet impels station Wagon with mol luggagi < With engines up to a 425-hp V8* trad ils luxurious Jet-smooth lfd«k you may not notice where air travel leaves off and a Chevrolet Tmpni^ begins. Take-offs are smooth and effortless. Hills seem fiat as prairies. A big coll spring nt each wheel and over 700 sound deadenera throughout the body and chassis make you feel you’ra hardly on the ground a t all. You’ll find all kinds of jotags luxury inside an Impala's big, roomy Body by Fisher, too. only WIdo doep-noahloned seats, tailored with rich fabric* and vinyls. Thick wall-to-wall carpeting. Soft background mtzile from anAM -FM radio*, ft you like. You can oven get an automaticpilot (wc call it a "lowed and cruise control"*) that lota you log mile after turnpike mil# without touching ths accelerator. All in all, it’s sky-high living at down-to-earth prices. Who bat your Chevrolet dealer can o&r a way to go quite like that! THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet •ChmDt • Chevy IX • Coivalr •Corvrtt* Ait skwt mv sasf p p u t tm t MODEL TB-4I4Y Sanford Electric Co. 822-1561 111 MAGNOLIA <1 1 1 m i_. - j. r .... ____________________________ Sec themat your Chevrolet Showroom HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SA N FO RD I n 322-0711 i �V Cooperation Will Do It Btaee last Tuesday's dedication o f the sparkling new English Estates school building In South Seminole, The Herald has had time to look into some o f the questions raised by parents o f children who will attend the school. The primary inquiry concerned the completion of Oxford Road. This road, at tha present time, 1« a clay stabilized right o f way which runs from SR 486 southward to the site o f the new English Estates school. From the southern boundary o f the school property, Oxford Road does not exist, as such, until it reaches the northern edge o f actual development In '.’’.a English Estates subdivision. However, the northern boundary o f the overall English Estates aub* division adjoins the southern prop* erty line o f English Estates school a t a point 1,800 feet south o f the school itself. In other words, if one were to cross the southern property line o f the school he would actually enter English Estates subdivision. There are two points which ahould be made clear. Initially, it is not the responsibility o f tha Seminole Coun* ty Board o f Public Instruction to rovide access roads to schools. This i — under usual circumstances — S the school is not situated w it!-----municipality. Secondly, it has not been the policy o f the County Com­ mission — and it Is as it should be — to pave or clay atabilixe roads within privately developed subdivi­ sions, The Commission holds that this responsibility should belong to the developer. And there is little doubt but that the citizens o f this county will almost unanimously agree with the Commission. Therefore, in the English Estates Jtuatlon the responsibility fo r pav­ ing or at ioast clay stabilizing Ox ford Road from tho school’s south­ ern boundary lino into English Estates proper should belong to tho developer. However, the Commission — ac­ cording to its chairman — agreed several weeks ago to clay stabilize tha road without accepting it in the county’s road system. This will pro­ vide English Estates students with a southern access to the new school on which they could at least walk or ride their bikes. In agreeing to do this the Commission made it plain that its action would not re- Ileve the developer o f his responsible itiee. When this action was taken by the Commission it put the Oxford Road job on its schedule. Other ma­ jo r road Items were on the schedule ahead o f the Oxford job. The Com* mission, however, did place the job as high on the schedule as possible. But the tremendous amount o f Janhad delayed numerous uary ralnfall rail projects. That the Commission is interested in getting access roads to the school in borne out by the fact that when it was originally determined to at­ tempt to open the English Estates school Jan. 6, the Commission order* ed its road department to complete tho section o f Oxford Road from SR 436 south to the school, in fact, the road department put every piece o f equipment it had on tho scene fo r a period o f 80 days and it met the deadline. The Commission, as soon as tha schedule and the weather permits, will complete the road south o f the school Into the English Estates sub­ division. Parents o f children attending Eng­ lish Estates school have every right to be concerned. In fact, they ought to be. But they also must roallze — as was pointed out last Tuesday 'Jjr, members o f the Commission att»aid­ ing the dedication and open houso — that there is just so much money available fo r the construction o f new roads and the maintainance o f those already built, and that the funds must be utilized in the most wise and justifiable manner. Meanwhile, members o f the Com­ mission have asked that these par­ ents be as patient and as tolerant as possible. The Herald believes these parents should work with tho commission for the completion o f the desired road. W e believe that co­ operation between the two groups CASE R-483: Charles Lamb will do more than anything else at waa a famous Engllih writ­ this time to hasten the completion er. o f Oxford Hoad. A fte r all, the new 'Don’4 introduce ms to mad is the objective o f tho parents that m e a l" hs ones stated. as well as tha Commission. Thought For Today Give ear to m y prayer, O God; and hide not thyself from my sup­ plication I — Psalms 65:1. • • • I f you would have God hear you when you pray, you must hear Him when He speaks.— Thomas Benton Brooks. Changes In Libya fierce atreat demonstratlona. In Bongbatl, police broke down door* and battled stu­ dent* over barricades made of furniture. A t lea it two students died and acorea were injured. Tbs atudenk were protest­ ing King Id rk ' failure to at­ tend an Arab eummK confer­ ence which declared Arab unity in a hard line against Israel. Instead, Id rk sent a repreianUtlva. Chaagsa have com * to L ib ­ ya. Leas than five years ago it waa a thin strip of green •gainst the Sabers Desert’s vast waste o f rock and aand. Strategically, M occupied a place along the Mediterranean coast below Italy and Greece. The U. 8. a ir base at Wheel ua Just outside Tripoli, negotiated by the United State* to 1*34 to ran until 1*71 and built at Herald Area Correspondents 1 AlUmeete Seriate Mrs. Jells Berios 818-1218 Boar Lake-Foreet City Mrs. Maryeee Mike 886-8876 Casselberry Mra. Jeae Casselberry 618-8848 Chalaota Mra. Joaa Magla 881-1743 DeBary Mra. Adaai Muller 868-4416 Eaterprke M ia Helaa Haodgrmaa 888-MIS Lake Mary Mrs. Praam Wester 133-881* Lake Mearee Mrs. H. L. Jnfcaeea 822-4723 Leagweed Mra. Doaaa Bake 8SMIIT North Orlaade Mrs. Mo m Grtaatead 823-3381 Osteen Mra. Clarence Saydor 113*4341 Orlade Mrs. G N r ^ K ik iy Q ttp H a n fo r d Pass 4 Sanford. Florida JULIAN k ITXXITBOX Asaeelat* Bailor m u TAB PELT MsaeglSE Bailor JODT W K U I C»uatr Bailor VAUA ITOVKZa Society Batter W ASHINGTON - (N E A ) Defense Secretary Robert Mc­ Namara now has an "Im prov­ ed Strategic Defense P la n " which hie computing m a­ chines M y could save 164,800,000 llv s i in event of a 5,000msgatoo Soviet attack. - - I t would inclnda: — A 100-city system o f blast shelters at a cost of 919 bil­ lion. —Aa antlmla*He-mLeaila de­ fense building program 1coat­ ing 918 bWiou. Heart o f thk system would be batteries of Niks X and Niks Zeua antiballistic missiles. —A S3 billion, five-year na­ tionwide fallout shelter build­ ing program centering in schools and hospitals. Dr. Crane’s HOT OBBBS ASvertUlat Manator HABMBTT JOHMSOI Cleetltleg Dlroetar JAMS* laOBMAKZa Baalneoa Monster B. w ells Moohaatoal Suyt. link between Morocco UJ. and Saudi bases in Arabia, but also provided live firing ranges for the whole U. 8. tactical air strength to Eur­ ope. Into the Libyan economy, the United 8tatea had pour­ ed nearly 1200 million. Wbeelua k the biggest U J . air base outside the United States and tba 10,000 U J . A ir Force men stationed there contributed further to Libyan well balng. Wbeelua w a a impatient than and still k to the United annually tor Ms use. But Us Stale* which pays 910 million economic importance to Libya first Esse Standard Oil drill brought to Libya'# first well to 1M7. With a population of not That illustrates one o f th« beat methods for preventing wars. If we can promote more atudant exchanges, where the vkltora actually live with the boat fam ily, then w * can un­ dermine much o f the moti­ vation for killing. Yesterday 1 told you how Mrs.- Oran**, couldn't even carry out her plan to traffeaplant Eto chipmunks (which its robbing our bird feed­ ers) to a foreat a rolls away. A ltar ah# caught her first chipmunk, she brought him inside our bouse and saw him, cloae up. Then she didn't have the heart to move him a mUe away. So aba rationalized by l y ­ ing our liU k grandchildren would probably enjoy watch­ ing chipmunks as much aa the wild birds. Fam iliarity tends to diaitpato previous enmity as well as fear. la time at war, however, the government deliberately hliea psychologist* to de-hum anise the enemy. Hina, tho Japanese were pictured as "A p e M an" with gorilla teeth aad a Franken­ stein look. Similarly, all tho were called riotous "Huns" aad "B otcbsra." N k difficult tor a d r ill* ed human being to poll tha trigger * r toes a grenade at other human boys who have sweetheart o r wives aad children. Conscientious O b j e c t o r s were thus more numerous In World W ar 11 fe e s aver be­ fore in American history, for the churches had done a good Job o f teaching world brother­ hood o f man. Those C. O. boys were not any more cowardly than the rest o f our military troops. They Just had been so brain washed with reference lo bro­ therly lovo that they couldn't ■tomaoh the act of ripping out the entraila o f a German or Japanese teen-ager with a bayonet or shooting him down with a machine gun. Indirectly, therefore, the rise In the number of Con­ scientious Objectors eras a During U years tha Con­ scientious Objectors bad teen taught to lo t* their fellowman. Then, overnight, they w e n asked to shoot down their fcllowman. This caused a terrific emo­ tional conflict, for you can’t make such a complete turn­ about In deepaeated emotion* in a moment o f time. Those who didn’t become Q— When low temperatures causa destruction o f vegeta­ tion without the existence of frost crystals, what la tha phenomenon called 7 A — Black frost. Q— Which k the largest of the flash-eating marsupials 7 A — Tba Thyladna, a mar­ supial w olf. Wiped out in Australis, th k savage erra­ tum k making a last-ditch Q— What American hga tha longest thorns T A — Tba konay locust. •ub-launched rokaOea. 3. Building an offensive cap- ability has taken almoet aU * available funds. Because the big ICBM program will move down the next few years, the door it open for adding sev­ eral billion dollars a year to continental defense. This plan waa developed principally to protect primary military centers, the milltary'a industrial backup and * the people, factories and gov- * eminent centers essentia] to the "earliest posaibk national recovery." Priority points ot protection are industrial complexes, communication focal points, offensive airfields, aub bases, ICBM and nuclear storage sites, military control centers, defensive bases, seats of gov- g eminent and population cen­ ters. The overall plan and Its dotails have been worked out in a aerie* of Defense Depart­ ment ” wa* games” over the past two years. OVER 35 Y E A R S A t First * Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds S IN K SPECIAL G LE A M IN G W H IT E . S T A IN R E S IS TA N T. P O R C E L A IN E N A M E L FUSED ON STEEL. N 1N TE B N SIZES TO CHOOHB FROM — T H E S M A L L E S T T R A IL E R T O T H E LA R G E S T K ITC H E N . Letters 1r x 16" T R A IL E R OR U T IL IT Y S IN K . 31" x 34" LEDGE T Y P E S IN K — S IN G LE C O M PA R TM E N T ---------------------S i" x 33 DO UBLE C O M PAR TM E N T LEDGE T Y P E ___________ W ALL SUPPLY 111 N . FR E N C H A Y E . SAN FO R D , F L A . T IZ Z Y 323-8413 By K ate Osann Funeral service* were thin afternoon at First Baptist | Church in Plant City for Mrs. Clifford L. Walker. 00, who (lied Monday in Betheada, Md. Mrs. Walker had been it patient at the National In9 atitule o f Health In Betheada. She was the wife o f C lif­ ford I.. Walker, member of a pioneer family o f Sanford. Mra. Walker was horn in | Lincoln, Neb., and was mar­ ried in Montgomery, Ala., In 1020. She * survived hy her husband, a daughter, Sarah Jane, a staff correspondent fo r the Tampa Tribune; a son, Cpt. Geoigc I,. Walker, o f the U.S. A ir Force serv­ ing in Tokyo, Japan, and a sister, Mrs. itadia Swuydcn, } o f San Gabriel, Calif. Daughter o f the late Dr. and Mrs. Sum H. Campbell, o f Dallas, Tex., she attend­ ed Woodberry Hall and Washington Seminary in A t­ lanta and Baylor College in Belton, Tex. She wus a member o f the Sanford Woman’s Club and • o f the Plant City Woman’* i Club. Frank H. Scruggs Dies At 69 Frank II. Scruggs, C9, died early Thursday morning in ' Jacksonville. Bom in Sweetwater, Tenn., in 1894, he caino to Jackson­ ville in 1929 as a market news specialist for the Flor­ ida State Marketing Bureau. He was a World War 1 vet­ eran, a member ot the JacksonviUe Riverside Prcibyterian Church, of the Seminole Club, American Legion, Jack­ sonville Bar Association and an honorary member o f the Alumni Association of the University of Florida. Survivors afe his widow, Mrs. Martha C. Scruggs of Jacksonville, the former Mar­ tha Chappell of Sanford; a sister, Mrs. Margaret S. I French o f Hyattcville, Md. and several alcces and nep­ hew*. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at Brlsson Funeral Homo with Rev. Grover C. Sewell offi­ ciating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The Best Place Sunset For That Tax Cut! * ■ * (* ■Peraonally, I prefer to baby-sit ehldran who aren’t e M s n o i^ b t o with ms f J v QUALITY AT A POPULAR PRICE * * * * * * VHB- ■WtXcktMM* X iM im i... S*v«*n h i * *>1 •wsr | The meet popular ehoor fo r a collage student to a check from home. W ie b o ld t 's I m p r e s s i o n , ’ particular­ How can pour employer step ly among studeak who a rt on pour tees if pen are always nadir tbs toflnsnes o f Egypt­ on them? ian teachers. And it could have been thk kind o f pressure which led the Libyan government to announce ever the weekend that it would not renew leases tor U. C. and British bases. King Id rk k trying to build n unified Mate where for cen­ Practice United to turies none esktod. But bk k an aotboritatka state, de­ scribed a t “ more Moslem than M ecca" with a stogie O ffice lecaUoM! I l l East Seceed Street political party, n tightly con­ Sanford, Florida trolled press and a reluctance PAINT M M U i M (■rwaUsta*... tHtna... o «4 ShS***'**•*•' iwaiawa la a M o v i W A D E H. G AR N ER , M.D. URO LO G Y O fftee beer* i By Appelatauet I M t I T#af ________ ».•• t Ifralba M i • M a ttel S.U I Monika I M | Mtstea l.aa i Moate l.M I Maate 7. S Postal RogeUtloso provide teat aU wall aubocrlpUesa I * t e t e advisee. :1a Weak — A multlhllllon-doliar pro­ gram aimed at producing a supersonic long-range fighter that could atop Soviet bomb­ ers well outside the contin­ ental United States. Overall, there would be radiation protection for 240 million people and blast pro­ tection for 190 million of the 240 million. Even without this protec­ tion, aay tho calculating m a­ chine*, an additional 85.7 mil lion Americana would live through a 8,000-megaton So­ viet attack, squivaknt to the combined power of k,000 Polaris missiles, 3,000 Minutemen and 83o Titans. Rut even with tbs protec­ tion o f th k four-way defense, McNamara's computers esti­ m ate 49.8 million Americans out o f a predicted 1981-70 population o f 210 million, would loco their llvse In a Conscientious Objector*, o f­ 3,000-meg alion attack. ten beet mo the psychiatric M cNamara's "g o ” decision casualties. They aproutod all aorta of paychoeomalte allmaata. It m ay aoam paradoxical but both Oonactanttaue Objectora and tbouaaoda o f payehtetrie caaualtloo am onf our troop* were duo to the preach­ ing of clergyman in the peace­ time years prior to Pearl llarborl The better the preaching, able * m M (* ik e r a * m i * m 1 la h i m u UUm . r — tr r to h i the more o f auch oaaee. For tbo spiritual Idealism to k lt o M Or The Kerala. encouraged by eherohee help* Edit, Beraldi M y eomptlmeata to " I t . E. produce thoae t e a r conflict* P 0T%ar” on .feia daacriptlra wetting la "T h e Clock” of Hamtatte ' T e he o r not to 3/3S/S4. Something like h k k what b o " area atmltarly n reauH o f conflict between conscience ahould ha done tor the gt. Johns R iver valley from lionand revtage. The greater the eonacknce roe to Harney. Before tbo of a nation, the m ore aeeno- plow o f program ripe the tlce conflkta win reeult breast o f this o f beauty and among I k people. F or ttgara leaves K a barvea muddy ditek. “ J im " Crone. baa been made on the fall­ out shelter program. It k now up to Congress. Ha’a expected to decide on Nik* X-NIk# Zeua by the end of the year, after new eophiatlcited tests and further dollarm sterna tic al compute Bona, and decide on the blast aheHera by December 1869. This plan has had to over­ come aorao high hurdles be­ fore it could get thk tar: 1, It waa blocked by White House end Defneee Depart­ ment theoretiekna who Mid tt might ''provoke” Khrush­ chev. Most o f these theoreti­ cians have now departed. Newest thinking. If we are to keep peace, Khrushchev, Europe and Asia must believe we would use our nuclear fore* If necessary. That pos­ ture would be more credible if they knew we had some plan for survival. 2. Some key aclentste have held we should hold off on Zeus and leapfrog into some superior way o f knocking down ICBMs. The latest re­ search has convinced these men that better ICBM defense methods are some time off. There’s also a new urgency. This plan reflects growing concern over the rapidly ex­ panding Soviet fleet of miss­ ile firing tuba. Because the Navy has developed no sure­ fire way of finding these indersea craft, McNamara be­ lieves a successful Nike X system could provide the pri­ mary U J . capability against f¥ Fri., February 28, 1964 ra s a Political Notebook u M ia io u CNAMIL fy r & L d WUTKB a. OIELOW, KDiroa AMO rUBLISBEK rBAXK BOI.TOt.IME. ruralaties . araeral XiM|*( coat of around $100 million, provided not only a staging "F o r I want to go on hat­ ing him and 1 cannot hats a man whom I know." Last Rites Held For Mrs. Walker Bruce Biossot — toy Cromley Worry Clinic Phil Newsom Soy*. V , Benghazi . . . Tobruk . . . rripou . . . name* made !a miliar to World War 11 by hylltod sacrifices, defeat and 3nal victory against the GerAfrica. Tripoli , . . noted in U. S. llstory books for the war which a Dodging United States Sought against the Barbery yiratea. Today, Benghazi k the eastm i capital o f an Independent Libya aet up under United VaUona sponsorship In 1M1. rripoU U the national adminatratlve capital. And it w u o Tobruk on Jan. 14, that 12-yaar-old and ailing King Mohammed Id rk E l Senussl mcelved a t fate palace a govirnment delegation. The delegation bore the lews that to Benghazi and Tripoli, university student* •e re battling riot police to TJOW W H*T ?LS? CAN T DO TO’ MARE THE AMERICANOS MAD?" Phone 122*4812 M c R A N fY .PAINTWffiB&S l l t ’W.’ tnd Sg5waftotf*Fk. P S .< H M 4 S t r 'J (W �(Ti)r fraufurit Prrnlh K ri. Fob. *28, T»4— Ptige Paul Yates Jr. Dies In Hospital 6 W. H. Stewart Dies At 11 William Herbert Stewart, 77, died at 4 a. m. Thursday. A resident of Sanford for the past 37 years he had own­ GUEST SPEAKERS for the Seminole County Council o f PTA meeting at Altamonte Klementary School were Mrs. G. Bruner, district 8 president, left and County School Supt. U. T. Mihvee, third front left. Mrs. J. Pavelchuk, president o f the Altamonte P T A was program chairman and P. W. Simpson, right, is P T A council president. (Herald Photo) Tilson Enters North Orlando Council Race 'd and operated barber shops Ittvc. His home was at 714 ,)ak Avenue. He was r mem­ ber of Holy Cross Episcopal Church and a past president of the church's Men's Club. He and Mrs. Stewart had re­ cently celebrated their Soth Wedding Anniversary. Survivors are the wife. Mr*. Lcola Stewart of Sanlord; daughters, Mrs. It. W. Wil­ liams and Mrs. lju r r n It. Johnson, both of Sanlord; 13 grandchildren and thre e great- grandchildren; hrothcr. Carey Stewart of Jack Mill­ ville and sisters, Mrs. Annie Floyd o f Jacksonville ami Mrs. Lessic Heard of Sylvania, Ga. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p. m. Saturday at Holy Cross Church with Rev. .Arthur ltridges officiat­ ing. Burial will be in Ever­ green Cemetery. The family ha* requested that donations he made to the Holy Cross Memorial Fund in lieu of (lowers. pany representative, is m ar­ David U. Tilton, resident ol statement to the Herald; " I make no promises other ried and Im- and his wife. North Orlando for the past 3<.a years, Thursday quali­ than to gise intelligent re­ Jackie, and Their two child­ fied as a candidate to oppose presentation to the best of my ren. liary and l.arry. are Hob Stephenson for the group ability. I promise further that residents at 91 N. Bombay two village council post. 1 will not answer to any in­ Avenue. Tilson urged the voters to dividual or to any group register before today’ s 4 p.m. |other than the general citizen­ deadline and to vote for the ry. The Fourth Annuul Antique candidutc of their choice in i ’ •It is my belief that pro­ Show ami Sale sponsored by the March 17 elections. gress amt growth of the com­ the Florida Federation of Art A pa>t vice president of munity is hinged, in part, on at the DeUary Mansion House the North Orlando Civic As- 1a decisive council . . . one •opened today and wilt Im* Bronze* produced in Syria through Sunday, sociation and presently an that is unafraid of taking dir­ >continued executive officer with South ect action when they feel that (tooths will tie open from It in 3500 It. C. have been found Seminole Squadron. Civil A ir that is the course to follow." a. m. and until 8 p. m. The lo contain amall amounts of nickel. Patrol, Tilson issued this Tilson. an insurance com­ public is invited. Antique Show Paul Yates J r , 36, died at 6.30 p. m. Thursday at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital bil­ lowing a long illness. Horn July 15, 1927. in Clearwater, he had lived in San­ ford tor the past 20 year.* making his home at 818 Itosalia Drive. He was a member of the Church of God and a former employe of The San­ ford Herald. Survivors are his mother, Mr*. Alice Yates of Sanford; brothers, Nathan of Lakn Charles, Rich.ml of San­ ford and Robert of Palatka; BEST DRESSED. "Dniqmteh »t.vl(\" that Is. nt the Sadie Hawkins Dunce sisters. Mrs. Naida Cockman, spomtored by the Lyniun High Student Council were Cindy Lcgg and Mrs. Annette McDaniel and Dennis Bryson. (Herald Photo) Mis* Ola H. Yates, all ot Sanford; grandmothers, Mr*. Ellen Koi-liuck of Sanford and Mr*. Rebecca Sullivan of Frostproof amt a number o f aunts, uncles, nieces and A brief survey of the pro­ barn on Celery Avenue. |Rhoades and B. F. W iiilner' nephew*. Funeral service* will ha Tlie work sit sonic half do/- 1Jr. gram earnest on at the Cen­ I held at It a. m. Monday at tral Florida Experiment Sta­ |on scientists in their respec­ Among the guests intro­ the Church of Cod, 22nd tion in Sanford highlighted tive fields was described and duced by Charlie Morrison Street amt French Avenue, Thursday's Seminole County illustrated by Drs. P J. were Lt. David Dowtl, Sanford with Rev. It C. Smith offi­ Chamber of Commerce “ kof- Westgate, J. F. Darby. W. T. Naval Air Station public In­ ciating assisted by Rev. Har­ Scudder. It. B. Forbes, It. I,. fccklatrh" at the station's formation officer; Mr*. Vir­ ry Henderson of Winter Gar­ ginia Petroski, of the Wel­ den Burial will lie In Oak come Wagon Service, and Lawn. Memorial Park. A Fellowship Sup|iei- will The Senior M Y F o f the Julian Slenslrom, associate Hri**on Funeral Home ia Commun­ editor of Tlie Sunford Herald in ehurgr of arrangements. lis- lu-ld at 11:3(1 p.lil. next C a s s e l b e r r y Wednesday in W'cuvvr Hall ity Methodist Church will o f the rassi-llieriy Commun- have a wiener roast Sunday 1ity Methodist Church. All from 2:30 until 6:30 p.m. at those planning to attend are the home o f their counselors. asked to tiring a covered Mr. and Mis. Jack Walt mini dish ami their own table of lak e Ruth Drive, leuigwood. service. Work Of Farm Experiment Program Explained Church Supper M Y F Party Big, Bright COLOR TV • i n f tf , lf» ItNNVVON Rle/h******* 14G*/ I RCAVICTOR COLOR TV IV t n[oy a new and brighter Color TV for 1964 . . . blighter than i before. 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Keeping capital at work, investing wisely to America's fuUtre, Mm h aw helped create the world’s most prosperous economy. Today, our banks are free to aid free enterprise - from the riant* o f fchdnstry to the smallest retail store. But what o f tomorrow? There are some among ■ who advocate federal ownership of certain businesses. . . the first move o f a rrsrping inns Itorn that would ia time dsstrny our greatest economic freedom. W e must be ever vigilant in our defetae o f this freedom o f individual and aoterprtos i f w « ace to hsap America Pow erful • • • • • - M t d t t e world's S o fte r Floods Power A lig h t Cowpoity oapaaeteo to kmp sbroaat of ear growing Mod for ssoro Ae" la toe saw o f Un bonking bosineos, oar past arhkveimnta ham horn pooteD s only barsum oar NoUoa kaa bom frm at Sppem tom dktslorahipa. Wo bopo. to rough oma s m s oatstanding perforatum , la mrouragr tbr trend in Amsrfca today which propose* mom freedom for private aatorprtee a* that >ear Country J a a * a WE DELIVER IN HEMINOI.E C O U N T Y A N D DEHART a THS MOST trusted name in television LOTT TV W. Scott Bums r * w - r U a 167 Magnolia Arc. HOM E APPLIANCE unit A p p lia n c e U ep tiir and S e r v ic e Call 838-1484 or 838-3933 �\ g g - '. v.T rr 0suxh CUbJbju.: ®yAbifloil Von Buren who la 6-foot-S to drag him D E A R A B B Y : When my daughter waa in eollege, »he there. • • • •loped with • 6-foot-2, ey«aD E A R AB B Y: I am a 17* ef-blua football atar. W e year-old girl who haa been w ere upiet at flrat, but got going with a 19-year-old over i t Hera’e the problem. college aophmoro alnco Sep­ E very time they atay over tember. He ia only B f t 4, n ith t with ua, I have to air and I am 6 f t I In flata. M y out all the bedding after­ problem ia that ha haa aak­ ward*. M y aon-ln-Iaw haa a ed ma to go to the Juniorvary obnoxloua odor to hie fe e t I t about knocka you . Senior Prom with him. I know I have gone out on over. I t panatratea the mat* date* with him to many treaa and blanket*, too. The other thlnga, but I don't eheeta 1 ean launder. I ’ve want to be e*corted to thla aaked my daughter to tell important a ffair by a boy him to do aomethlng about who ia ao ahort I ’m afraid it and aha aaya there ia wa w ill look Ilka a couple of nothing ho can do. Ha mldgeta walking in. I don't waahaa hia fe e t twice a day know how to refuaa him and weara only whlta aocka. without hurting hia feelSha aald ha had aome kind inga. Can you elp me? o f jungla fungua while ha W IS H HE WERE T A L L E R waa in the Marine*, but he'a over that now. For a girl D E A R W ISH : Slnca you who couldn't atand the good found thla boy tall enough clean odor o f onlona cooking, to data on other occaaione, thla takea the cakei Love there la no way to refuae hi* le n t only blind— it amelia. prom invitation w i t h o u t What do you auggeat? hurting hi* feeling*. I f hi* M ID W EST MOM aite bother* you, quit dating him entirely, and let him D E AR MOM: Your aon* find a girl who meaaurea a In-law need* deaperately to man from hia eyebrowa upl aao • doctor! And If ho • • • baan’t aenao enough to go D E A R AB B Y: I read in voluntarily, find aomebody your column that • girl and her boy friend had a fig h t becauae they didn’t know who ahould hang up the telephone flrat. Maybe thla will help. M y boy friend and I count ona-two-three, to­ gether, and than wa both hang up. N . L. • • • D E A R A B B Y : Could you plaaaa givo the name* o f aomo L O N E L Y H E A R T S CLUBS f I am euro th a n muat be aome good one*. 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Report 4:30 (3) NIIC Hporta Special ■;•• (• ) Wld* World of Sports ( I ) Porter Wagoner Show 1:1* ( « ) Its th* Law *:ot (3) Fishing Fua •: 1a (3) Newacop* ( t ) Cen. Fla. Wash. Raport 1:31 ( f ) Hr. Kd (S) Ouy lombard* *:41 (3) Nawsoop* 7:tt (3) Clrcua Boy (4) Central Florida Showcase ( I ) Hea Hunt 7i3l (3) Tha Llauttnant (4) Jackla Oleaeon 41) Hag* o f Wootora Man l i t * ( I ) Joey Bishop (Color) ( I ) Th* Defenders ( I ) Lawrence Walk • :t* (3) Saturday Night • Movie 4:1* (4) Phil Silver* ( I ) Th* Hollywood Pal­ ace— l*:t* ( I ) Ounemok* t * il« (* ) Balllellne 11:0* (JJ Cerebral Patay TeleIhon title ( I ) Theater of th* atari 11:11 ( I ) Adult Theater 11:11 ( I ) Movla When today’s hand waa NO RTH U played at the Bridge Deck in ♦ KJ87 Dallas a couple o f South play­ ¥10 93 er* bid three no-trump over ♦ 874 their partner's two spade* *K 7 5 and w e n allowed to play the WERT BAST ABB *4 hand at that spot. Needless ¥753 ¥ KQ 864 to say they made their con­ ♦ AJ8 ♦ Q 10 9 6 tract. AQ J10M *9 4 ) A t all other tables the final SOUTH (D ) contract was four spades. All A A Q 10 9 63 Souths except one put their ¥A / ♦ KBS trust In finding the ace of ♦ AS diamonds in the right spot N o ono vulnerable and went down one. South West North East Bud Creed, formerly of 1A Pass 3 A Pa** Youngstown, 0., saw that 4A Pass Pas* Pass th e n was a slight additional Opening lead—A Q chanoe and made the hand. He started out by ducking second club and drew trumps, the first club. He won the winding up in dummy. His (ik Jhs T o make life easier for yourself and your family try following a few simple rules: K eep quiet about your faults. Other people will find them out soon enough. Space your compliments so that you are considered nei­ ther unappreciative nor too emotional to be sincere. Relax when you’re a hoi 4:1* f t ) i:0 t ( I ) (1) 1:30 (3) (I) Science All Stirs Alumni Fun Wild Kingdom (IE College Howl Ted Mack Amateur Ilnur f : t t ( I ) 30th Century tiOO (* ) Pro A Con (3) Meet Til* Prase 4:10 ( I ) Probe (* ) Death Vallay Day* (3) Naweeop# 7:44 (1) Blit Dana Show 7 :!l (•> Otal* A Harriett ( t ) Lasala T ill ( I ) Travala of Jam!* McPhaatoro ( I ) Wonderful World * f Color ( t ) Mr Favorlt* Martian 1:0* ( t ) Kd Sulllvaa l : l t ( t ) Grind) ( I ) Arreet A Trial 1:10 (It) Rename 10:00(3) Britain— (ho Chang* Ing Guard ( I ) Htuney Rurk* S ill ( I ) Niwacopa ISMS) New*. Sports, Woathir Sit* ( I ) Editorial S ill ( I ) Nsws, Sports, Wsathsr I I I * ( I ) Ch. I Sports I ts (|) New*— Waltsr Croakits ( I ) IluntlOF - BrlnkUjr SATURDAY A. BL ( I ) Mows— Boa Coehraa S:3* (S) New*. 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It ) Pries I* Right 4:M I t ) World of Oolf anraa, and anpurtenancee on WILBURN WORTHT. at at, title ( t ) Fat# A Oladye f t ) Issues A Anawere aald land or uaad In conjunc* Delendanla. ( t ) Th* Object II ( t ) On* of a Kind v iv t ic h o f a a l.oo ( « ) Missing Links Thla aald la made purauant NOTICE IS IIE R E Itr OIVto final decrea of foreclosure EN that nn the H ill day nf M O ND AY P. M. entered In Chancery artlnn March, toil, at lt:oo A. M. at II:* * I I ) Yaar Flrat Imeroa No. 13)1* now pending In Ilia th* main door of th* Courtalee Circuit Court of and for Sami* house nf Hemtnol* County, at IN TUB COUNTY JUDGE'* Nawa Hole County. Florida. Hanford, Florida, th* under- COURT IN AND FOR BHRI( I ) Seven Soya DATKU THIS 31th day of ■Igned clerk will offer for SOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. 11:11 t*> Harry Raaaoaae February, l i l t . sale to tho hlgheet and heat IN PRORATR 11:11 ( t ) Father Knows Boot (SKAL) bidder for cash th* following IN RBl ESTATE OF ( I ) eesreh far Tamarraw Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. described real property: H A Iin Y HOWS HART. ( I ) Truth ar CaaaaClrrk of th# Circuit Court L it Four (4), of QUAIL Deceased. gaaaaaa lly: Martha T. Vlhten FUND EAHT ADDITION NOTICB TO CRRDITORS ( I ) Unldlag Light Deputy Clark TO CABBKLHF.RHY, FLOR* AH creditor* o f th* Kstatt 11:11 l ; * l ( I ) Open Window ANDKHBON. RUSH. IDA. Seminole C o u n t y . of H ARnT HOWE HART, de­ ( I ) Mania of Mual* 1IKAN * LOWNDES Florida, according to Plat ceased. ar* hereby notified and ( I ) Mows and Weather Attorney* for Plaintiff thereof aa recorded In required to III* any claims or 1:11 ( I ) Lafftlai* 133 Kaat Central Boulevard Plat Rook 11, pass* *7 demand* which thoy may hav* 1:11 ( I ) Focus Orlando, Florida and IS, of th* Public Re. against aald oalata In tha of­ 1:1* f l ) Aa Th* WarM Tara* Putilleh Fab. SS. I t ll. mrde nf Bomlnut* County, fice of th* County Judge of ( t ) Helene# C D R .lt Htmlnol* County, Florida. In Florida. ( I ) Newollns together with all alructurea, th* Courthouse at Sanford, IV THE CIRCt'IT COUNT OF Improvements, flaturea, appli­ Florida, within als calendar 1:41 ( I ) Laffllm * THK VIVTH J t'llll'lA L Clll- ances, and appurlsnancae on month* from th* dal* of th* IK * ( I ) Password C I'IT IV AVI) FOR BERN ■aid land or ueed In conjunc­ flrat publication of thl* no. ( t ) People W ill Talk ( I ) Ann Souther* VOI.K tOI'VTV, FI.OIIIIIA. tion therewith. tic*. Kaeh claim or demand < HAVCKRT VO. IUaa Thl* aal* la made purauant muat ha la writing, filed In t i l l ( I ) NIIC News H PIllN itriK I.il INSTITUTION In final decree nf fnrecloaur* dupllcal*. and muat atata th* t i l l 43) Tht Doctors r o i l SAVINGS, entered In Chancery action No. place or residence and poet* 1:1* ( ( ) Art Linkletter ( t ) Day la Court Plaintiff, 133)4 now pending In th* Cir­ offlo* address of th* claimant va. cuit Court of and for Semi- and muat ha aworn t# by th* 1:11 (t ; Lorotta Young W ILLIAM JACK OllEENE, at hole County, Florida. ( I ) To Toll th* Truth claimant, hia agant, er hie ( ( ) General Hospital u< and at al, DATED THIS ISth day * f attorney, er It will become Dafandanta. February, 1**4. 1:11 ( ( ) Douglas Edwards void according In law. NOTICN OF SAI.K 1:1* (3) You Don't Say (HEAL) DORA 11. HART NOTICE IS IIK IIK Iir GIV­ Arthur II. Htckwlth. Jr.. MAURICE W. IIART. JII. 4:1* ( I ) Th* Match a a a * EN that on tha llth day of (* ) Trallmastcr Co.Kierutora of the Estate Clerk ot th* Circuit Court March, l i l t at II:** AM. al ( I ) Secret Slcra Hy: Martha T. Vlblen of Harry How# Hart, tha main door o f tho Court­ 4:11 ( I ) NUC New* Deputy Clerk deceased house of Seminole County, al ANDKItMON, RUSH. 4:14 ( t ) NBC New* Daniel Downey, Hanford, Florida, tha undar* DEAN A LOWNDES I t ) Uncle Walt I'aty, Downey A Lewis alanad Clark will offar for Attorneys for Plaintiff ( I ) Discovery ' l l ■IgtWBRipWSSat P. O. Hog It* ■ala U tha hlshaat and heat 333 Eaal Central Boulevard 4:11 ( t ) Aaarlraa Newaaleal Weel Palm Htach. Fla. bidder for caah tha tollowlna Orlando, Florida Publleh Feb. II, I t A Mar. t. 4:11 ( I ) MAC Rows described real property: 1:41 ( I ) Checkmate Publleh Feb. IS, l i l t . It. Ittl. I « l 4, Block O, COU.NTRT CUII-ll 4:1* ( t ) Nawacop* CDR.I7 CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. t. according to tho plat tharaof as rooordad In Plat Book II, Pasa t«». Public llecorda of Hsmlnola Coun­ ty. Florida loaethar with all alructurea, Improvement*, nature,, appli­ ance*. and appurtenance* nn aald land nr uaod In conjunc­ tion therewith. Thla aala la made purauant to final ilacraa ot futarloaura rnlarad In Chancery action No. Iltos now pondlns In the O rautt Court of and for SemiiHila County, Florida. DATED THIS Stilt day of ALL El EC I NIC H E A I P U M P u m l ( O O l I N G U N I l February, 1*14. (JKAI.) Arthur If. Ilerkwlth, Jr.. Clark of th* Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark A NDKHSON. RUSH. DEAN 4, LOWNDES Attorney* for Plaintiff l i t East Central Boulevard V IS IT O U * PH O N O G R APH RECORD A N D RH RBT M U SIC D B PT. llrlfindn. Florida 118 H. M A G N O L IA BANPO RD 882-1562 l ol.lMi Fah. 3S, I SSI. l'Utt-14 V Legal Notice Lyman Golfers On By Oswald Jacoby Play Colonial (facojby WEEKEND TELEV IS IO N F R ID A Y P. M. Page A—F ri. Feb. 28, ’64 W arn!* next play was a low baart. East split his honors. I f be hadn't Bud would have fi­ nessed the jack. Then Bud returned to dum­ m y with another trump and discarded his Jack of hearts on the king o f clubs. Then he ruffed out East’s remaining heart honor and returned to dummy ooce more for a diamond discard on the last heart. He still had to lose two diamond tricks but that did not cost him his contract. Bud was lucky to find both heart hooors In the East hand but his play had risked noth­ ing and the extra chance had worked for him. Quarfer Horse Races Saturday Florida Quarter Horae A taociation w ill offar a racing program Saturday starting Coach Fletcher Cockrell’s at 2 p.m. at th* Seminole Lyman High School golf Parkway race grounds. Since there w ill be no par­ team raised tha curtain on imutuel*, the races will be th* 1964 link* season this af> open to all, including chil­ temoon a g a i n s t Colonial dren. High o f Orlando at th* R o ll­ A futurity race fo r twoing H ills Country Club near year-olda w ill be held and San Lando Spring*. will o ffe r a $5,000 purse. A n ­ Joe Parslchak, the only other $5,000 purs* w ill be returning latterman fo r th* offered fo r the derby, spon­ Greyhounds, paces th* Long- sored by the Florida Run­ wood 11 n k a m a n o f th* ning Horse Association. The O r s t f a-B a 11 Conference latter is fo r three-year-olds. against tha Metro Confer­ ence visitors. With Pavelehak, Lyman haa Joa Asher, Jimmy Balmer, Mike Cole and Steve Gilleapi. Today's engagement waa to start at 4 p.m. NEW Y O R K (U P I) — Un­ ranked Jam ei Ellis, a form ­ er sp acin g partner and neighbor of heavyweight champion Caasius Clay, will try to duplicate Clay’s upset triumph over Sonny Liston tonight when be meets hea­ Feb. 28 — Colonial at Rolling vily favored Rubin (H urri­ Hilla cane) Carter in a 10-round March 2 — Oak Ridge at Pine middleweight bout at Madison Hilla Square Garden. March 6 — Winter Park at Carter, the No. 1 challeng­ Rolling Hills er for Joey Giardello'a middle­ March 9 — Colonial at Rio weight title, will be seeking Pinar hia 19th victory In 23 bout* March I f - Oak Ridge at fight. Rolling Hills Ellis, o f Louisville, Ky., haa March 19 — Seminole at Roll­ won IS pro bouts and lost ing Hilla only two. He numbers five April 2 — District Tourna­ kayoca among his victories ment at Mayfair and has exhibited a strong April 7 — Seminole at Mayfair left hook. Ellis Hopes For Upset Over Carter (jJoimn By Ruth Millett Lyman High lest. The hoitatt who workt ha-d to make s party go, aeldom tucceeda at It. T ell your husband aa few o f your minor trouble* aa potilhle. Ignore other women'* agei, if you want them to Ignore youra. G ive a man full credit for everything he doct around the houtc. Expect the best from your husband rather than dig around to find out the worst. Keep your husband'* fault* to yourself, rather than ahara them with your friends. Have aa gay sod entertain­ ing an answer as possible to your husband's question: "W hat have you been doing all d a y?" Be a tolerant o f your hueband's shortcomings as you a^e of your own. Make a practice of repeat­ ing the good thlnga you hear about others. Be as charitable toward an attractive woman as you are to her leaa attractive sifters. Be calm and philosophical on that rare occasion when your husband bringa home en unexpected guest for dinner. Golf Slate Seven other races a r e scheduled fo r Saturday nfternoon, according to George H a r d e n , raring chairman. Racing Commlsalon r u l e s will be followed. 1) Truck Line Gets OK On Sanford A Sanford household goods \ mover, W. A . Adams, has been granted authority by the Florida Public Utilities Commission to operate equip­ ment out o f Sanford aa well 1 a* DcLand, Chairman Ed Mason said today. Adam* operates DeLand Moving and Storage, Maaon laid, which ha* statewide au­ thority. Only four household goods mover* were authorised te domicile equipment in San­ ford, Maion said, and be­ cause o f the growth o f tha Sanford area, including a large expansion program at tha Naval base there, they ar* not able to give the aervlca required. Quczcn City replaced Man­ ila as the official capital o f tha Republic o f th* Philip* . pine* in 1948. TV RENTAL ♦ Sates • Service Seminole T V F A 2-4920 Zenith Color T V Sales 2600 Sanford Ava. LAKE MONROE cordially invite you to attend their NEW OWNERS' CELEBRATION MONDAY EVENING - MARCH 2nd Legal Notice ALL MIXED DRINKS Spsudal<£dw fihk&A tlon therewith. JQc and 4 gc Legal Notice PERFECT W E A T H E R THE YEAR R OUND! G E N E R A L ' ' , ELECTRI C Louise and Hank Pyle are pleased to inform all old and new patrons that A L L R E G U LA R EM PLO YEES o f Lake Monroe Inn havo been retained . . . 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Feb. 28, ’64— Page 7 ** '4 For Texas' A t Ritz RAY MILANO n w a T?ie colorful wickedness o f Galveston in the 1870’*, the stirrinft action of a full blown Western, and the bravura tal­ ents o f Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Anita Kkberg and Ursula Andress are the ex­ citing ingredients o f a strik­ ing near film , “ 4 For Texas," which runs Sunday through Wednesday at the Kits Thea­ tre. THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES *» ft SAT. SHOWS A T 1:00 - .1:30 - 5:30 7:30 - 9:00 HOW TH E W EST W AS LOST PRANK The Warner Bros, release In Technicolor is a tale o f dashing adventure, titillating romance nnd bold villainy. Frank Sinatra, whose "Ocean’s I I ” for Warner’* was a hug* success, portrays OBAN MMIM STARTS SUNDAY a n it a URSULA SHOW S 4 AT 1:00 . 3:10 5:30 . 7:30 9:00 FOR T E X A S TECHfMCOLOM COMING FR I., M ARCH 6 LIS T O N • C L A Y F IG H T F ILM a gunman-gambler with verve and a great deal o f interest in the ladies. Dean Martin, back to the screen after hi* hit in "T oys In The A ttic," depicts a gambler, gunman and lover. Though in real life they are close friends, in “ 4 For Texas" the two arc arch-enemies. Stm4»oi< Piaio Cmtflbfrry TH E ADORNM ENTS In this shot from "4 For Texas’’ ure Ursula Andress nnd Anita Ekberg. Roth star in the now far-out Western, featured Sunday through Wednesday at the Uitz Theatre, together with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. A N O T H E R LU X U R IO U S NEW C IN E M A THEATRE FOR C EN T R A L FLORIDA S P E C IA L LOW NOSEATS RESERVED F IR S T COME — F IR S T S E A TE D ! 'J w i l l t o M r - - <L«tfAT&A m Mank Antony MJUUU9 CAtSAN ) Q Academy Award winner, Elizabeth Taylor, i i consider rd to be one of the world’s finest motion picture actress es. She I i currently starring in "C leopatra" at the Cinema Theatre, Seminole Plaza. Although aha haa alwaya been regarded aa an Am er­ ican' star,* MIsb Taylor was born in London on Feb. 27, ]U32. She traveled with her parenta every year to visit her graodparenta in tha Unit­ ed Statea. When war seemed Inevit­ able in 1939, the family came to California and later establiahcd a permanent home in Beverly Hills. A few y e a n after America entered the war, her father discovered, by chance, that MGM was looking for a Brit­ ish girl to appear with Roddy McDowall In "Lassie Come H om e." On the bails of an ensuing screen teat, the not only won the role but a long­ term contract with the studio. Following a loan-out to 20th Century-Fox for "Jane E y re," her next screen role brought her stardom and fame. It was the part for which she had un­ wittingly been training for yean . A talented equestrien­ ne from the age of five, she played the girl rider in the popular "National V elvet" when aha was 12. From then on, her career soared aa she appeared in "Courage o f Lassie,” "L ife With Father," "Cynthia" and " A Date With Judy." Her first adult role, filmed when she was only 19, was opposite Ro­ bert Taylor in "C om plrator." She followed this with roles in "Father of the Bride," “ The Big Hangover," "F a th ­ er’s Little Dividend," "L o ve Is Better Than E v e r," " A Place in the Sun," "Ivan h oe," "Rhapsody,” • • E l e p h a n t W alk," "Beau BrummelP* and "Th e Last Tim e I Saw Paris." Critic* and audiences first became eware o f her drama­ tic abilities in " A Place in the Sun." She has since rendered outstanding portrayals in all her recent film *. Among these are "G ia n t," "Rnlntrec County," "C at on a Hot Tin R oof," "Suddenly T O N IT B ft SA T. AD M ISSIO N PER MI D I - I N T H E A T R E C A R LO A D G IA N T W A L T D IS N E Y PROGRAM IIIO H IftM AT TllO A 121**0 ■ t * r\ CT $1.00 D IS N E Y ’S “ YE LLO W STO N E CU BS" H IO H I.O AT BiOS O IL Y T o n CO"*OII IT COI.OH r i . l 'l A T IOiO# O.M.V t-TM TI* — in : a x N A H T IX — j A M . T 1.UIUU — IX “ WHO W A S T H A T L A D Y " SUN. - MON. - TUES. N IT E L Y AT 7:00 ft 11:00 JU 8T K E E P S A Y IN G TO YO U R . S E L F : “ I T S O N L Y A M O V IE . . . ir s O NLY A O NLY M O VIE . . . A . . . IT'S IT S O NLY . . . A • • • ‘SIRAir-ACXn'VMDU We U rge You T o He* "Strait-Jacket" I ’rom The Beginning la Order T o Brace Yourself F or The Surprise Ending! ELIZABETH? T A Y L O R i i the glamorous star o f “ Cleopatra,” now the feature attraction at the Cinema Theatre, Seminole Pinza. LO O K ! ! Inncntpring Mattreaa Renovation Special Fran The A uthor Of ’Psycho* Tho D rector Of •Homicidal’ And The Co. Star O f ’ What Kv< r Happenrd To Ilaby Jane r f F IR S T HANFORD SH O W ING CO FE A T U H E — TH E 0:00 r Include*: • Cleaning ft Process ins Felt • Brand N ew Cover fo r Mattreaa • Brand N ew Inaalation where needed $ 145 O N L Y N IT E L Y Phone F A 2-6321 U G L Y AMERICAN** F R E E P IC K U P and D E LIV E R Y A .- A L L T H E LOBSTER YOU C A N E A T .... 33.25 CH AR - BROILED PRIM E S TE A K S Make a stop at the Capri restaurant and lounge Sat- urday night though . . . you will be right in style with all ty o f eeafoods at ail timet In addition to Its regular lunch ecn and dinner specials which are changed every day . some of the item i include beef and chicken stews, reset tur­ key, fried chicken, short ribs veal cutlets and braised beef. Except fo r special parties which are servrd banquet style (and very efficiently, I might add) serving Is strictly cafeteria type for a quick and enjoyable meal. • • • the other Daisy Mae’a and I.i’l Abners. Jcy Mnnross has planned a real bung up shin dig and even the waitresses will be dressed as that love ly from Dogpatch, Daisy Mae. (Watch out fo r your es corts, girls.) There will even be a special Daisy Mas cock' tail . . . content! not yet dis closed. The Capri’s regular Ed answered the phone at band, the Jack Itossman trio Spencer’s this week with the will furnish the music for cheerful report that every this unusun) party. one w a i having a wonderful • • • time eerving all the wonderful Slow down, everyone, on large crowds o f customers your way north out o f San . . . . now that’s the kind of ford. I f you go too fast news I like to hear . . . Dar­ you’ll mist one of the more lene added that the royal red charming places around, the shrimp and combination plat tak e Monroe Inn. The out­ ters are exceptionally popu­ side belle* the rustic interior lar with the dinner crowd and with wood paneling nnd red that a group o f ladies had checkered tablecloths. The spent the afternoon playing Lake Monrce Inn was recent bridge not too long ago. A ly bought by Louise and llnnk busy, but romfortabla busl Pyle who are working hnrd ness. at their new job. I.ouise is the • • • manager and snys that al­ News from the llnmtlton though she is fuirly new to House in F rm Park includes the business she has plenty a club steak recently put on o f dependable right hands in the menu by manager Jerry the form o f the many cm Camp. This friendly voice ployes who stayed with her over the phone, whom I ’ve re­ , . , O f course the Inn is solved to meet soon, is the mostly Htid justly fumed for manager there, keeping up their great steaks. the fine tradition o f good • • • food in an Early American atSanford ptvple are on their mospherr. Their country nup' way south, too. Right down per* are favorite as are the to Uio Trade Wind* cafeteria ala rarta meal* Hurting at where t h e y enjoy mouth |1.60. watering lunrhea nnd dinner* • • • every tiny. The Trade Winds Rain c r shine you ran stay features rooked * to • order dry when you drive In under steaks, roast beet and n vnrio- the canopy at the ( ’ hick ’N Movieland 'Hit' First Hanford showing of Lewis in "W ho's Minding tho “ Strslt-Jacket," starring Juan Store?" Joan Crawford, one o f H ol­ Crawford it scheduled for lywood’s m o s t glamorous Sunday, Monday nnd Tuesday scrim queens, is starred in at tho Movieland Drivc-ln the William Castle produc­ Theatre. tion," "Strslt-Jacket,” nnd Co-fcatured will be "The plays an axe murderess. Tha U gly American," in color and picture vividly depicts axe starring Marlon Brando. murders Producer - director Castle On* the bill for Wednesday and Thursday are "House of directed this taut now sus­ from th e Bamboo," In color, starring pense ehocker Robert Stack and Robert screenplay by Robert Bloch Ryan, and “ The Notorious who wrote "Psycho," one of Landlady," with Kim Novak the moat successful thrillers ever filmed. and Jack Lemmon. Miss Crawford, whose mem­ Triple feature, all in color, to t Friday and Saturday, orable portrayal o f "Mildred March 6-7, will be '‘Jubilee Pierce" won her an Academy T rail," a Western starring Award, has the eupport o f « Forrest la c k e r; "B o y ’s N ight blue-ribbon c a s t including Out," with Kim Novak and Diana llaker, L eif Erickson Tony Randall, and Jerry and Howard St. John. MIm Carol Pcttijnhn Entertains Nightly la Tha Lamplighter ta u n t* Freddie's Bleak House Central Florida’! Oideat & Finest R O Y A L RED SHRIMP (a real deliracy the way w# them! . . . (hey are N O T Prepare rtnch Fried !) C H O IC E COM BINATION P L A T T E R (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS $ 2 95 Sauteed In Melted Rutter U N D ER T H E U M BRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meats— Free— T o Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner ""^ ^ e w T h leleans s n O toBoom o m ^ Tavailable n in s lili e v e r ^ n T g i n o ^ private parties up to 50. South French A rc. Sanford Phone F A 2-6551 Eat Out This Weekend 4 Htw fatifff Sm m Hm ! dkktirnt A t a r i W tHriagl Tmk Tmftkfl FERN TARK P1I. 838-4921 Complete Chicken Dinner To Go 89 Curb Service 11 A. M. lo 11 P. M. Hamilton House RESTAURANT Serving Nixhtly 5 • 9:30 Open Noon T il 9 Sundays A lea Carte D IN N E R S from Treat in Fern Park. Once there you should try their chicken dinner in a box with those three golden pieces of chicken, cole slaw, French frira nnd a roll. Good eating • • • You’ll have more time for the man elinsln’ if you call the Whataburgcr nnd order your supper frem them. A fter you get your fanry duds on stop by and pirk up the Wliatnburgrr and milk nhakr and 1*0 on your way, with no time lost. • • • YOUR (sweet a* a nut) B Y JUDY TU R N E R It ’s your Inst chance indies . . . Saturday is Feb, £9 nnd the Inst time for four years you enn legally chnse that man. So put on your running shoes and set out . . . . 0 SANFO RD 119 Magnolia Avenue M AR LO N IIR AN D O — IN COLOR E Last Summer" and "Butlerfield 8.” She received Acad­ emy Award nominations for the last four culminated by the Award, Itself, for "But­ terfield 8." The most challenging char­ acterization of her career is the title role In “ Cleopatra," the DrCuxc Color romantic spectacular. She subsequent­ ly appeared in "Th a V ll’a." SPENCER’S — R E S T A U R A N T and C O C K T A IL LO UNG E D AN IS H LOBSTER T A IL S JOAN CRAW FORD Htnra in “ StruiUIncket” new Columbia Pictures thriller which vividly depicts nxe murders. A Willium Cnstle produc­ tion, "Strait-Jacket" wns written by Robert Bloch, author o f "Psycho," and will run Sunday through Tuesday nt tho Movielnnd Drive-In Theatre. - — D IS N E Y ’S “ SWOHD IN TH E S TO N E " One o f the most eye-arrest­ ing features o f "4 For T ex ­ as" is a largo painting of Ursula Andress as a reclining nude. It Is used as an article o f decor over a liar and also an important plot-point. The portrait was made by lien •Stahl, well-known American artist. 'Cleopatra' Continues PRICES! TWOSHOWSDAILY- MATINEES2P.M. EVENINGS6 P. Box Office Opera 1P.M. and 7 P.M. ■ the owner o f a gambling, boat. Victor Buono, whose screen debut in "W hat Happened To Baby Jane?" established him na Hollywood’s hottest heavy, takea the top featured role a* a venal ^nd devious bank­ er. Buono is paired with Eva Six, ’ Hungary*! latest rontrl Their rivalry is sided and bution to the screen, playing adorned by the voluptuous his wife. Anita Ekberg, fresh from Other important roles arc triumph in " L a Dolce V ita," performed by Nick Dennis, playing the proprietress o f a the orderly o f the "Ben Ca­ dress salon; nnd by the dazz­ sey" video scries, as Martin’s ling Ursula Andress, whose henchman; Kdric Connor, not­ bikini-bit in "D r. N o " was a ed N egro Shakespearian ac­ national eye-opener, cast as tor, as another Martin follow­ er; hulking Mike Mazurkl, the wrestler turned thespisn, as Sinatra’s bumbling body­ guard; Marjorie Bennett, vet­ eran character actress, as the tippling operator of an or­ phanage; Jack Elan* as a stagecoach robber; Charles Bronson as a Western plugugly; Percy Helton as a rail­ road man. The Three Stooges guest-star as mcn-of-all-w-ork; and Arthur Godfrey, making his first screen appearance in a long career, ae a card-table croupier. 8)« ;??} S lM IN O ll^ ? — JIM TABLE HOPPING t| 5 o I Ph. 838-6197 Highway 17*92 — Halfway between Sanford and Orlande Hints For Your Enjoyment! LEAPYEAR DANCE SAT. N IG H T F E B R U A R Y 29th A fte r you’ve raptured him, you can relax apd celebrate at the same time wit): a drink or meal at Freddie* Steak House. Kink into the soft car­ pet, sit at an intimate table fo r two, and listen to the ro­ mantic music o f ( ’ ami PettiJohn at the piano. How's that for the perfect ending? GIRLS GET ON YO U R "S A D IE H A W K IN S " O U TFIT A N D BRING YOUR M AN DRESSED AS " L I ’L A B N E R ” “PRIZES A N D SURPRISES” DANCE TO First U. S. president to ride to his inauguration in an auto­ mobile was Warren G. Hard­ ing. TH E MUSIC OF — “ TH E JAC K ROSSMAN T R IO ” JO Y M ANROSS SAYS, GOOD “ F U N FOR A L L — A N D A L L FOR F U N ” - - ^ Y Y HAT Af HJ ROl R 2445 French Ave. E A R L Y RESERVATIO NS Sanford, Fla. SUGGESTED Carry Out Orders PH O N E 322-1251 l'h. 322-9616 w A (O fn J s C A F E T E R I A S T >ttciouATvod CmleouA Qwice Come din* with us. Enjoy crisp, appetizing asledt. . tasty pies, cakes and creams.. .tendsr, delicious prim* meets and garden-frtth vegetables. . . u rv N In truly pleasant surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night fit "family night" with free desserts for * 11. . . end V Saturday night it "stsak night" when you gat ■ big 'A lb. T-Bone steak cooked to your order (or only , one dollar. IS fj’ luncheon: i f A. U. • 2:13 P. U. Dinner: 4:30 • 9:00 P. If. Trad* Wind* Cafeterias also Orlando, W «* Leesburg, Pi uvi ti *- Ti n; Cocoa ft i i i u- bt located in Melbourne C .it t - r in n S i- t v n c In C r - n t r . i i i lu t n l i �9St Mrs. V. Greene Entertains Btvtert Pnjre 8— Fri. Feb. 28, ’ 64 IrratS By Mr*. Clarence Snyder The P ert Noble Grand'* Club met recently with Mr*. Victor Greene and Mr*. Mablc Brown serving a* co-hostesse». Mr*. Henrietta Ralnei, presIdcnt, pretided over the meet­ ing. Mr*. Virginia Andcrion gave the devotion. A grab bag party I* planned for the next meeting. Fallowing a butinci* meet­ ing, dellclou* refreshment* of ice cream, cake, coffee and tidbit* were aerved to: Mr*. May Rubow, Mra. M a r y Jameson, Mr*. Floyd Aliiow, Mra. R. H. Beckham, Mr*. Elizabeth {{annum, Mr*. R. A. Futrell, Mra. Henrietta Ralnca, Mr*. Virginia Andcrton, Mra. Auburn Rector, Mr*. Mae Myera, Mr*. Mablc Browne, Mr*. Clarence Sny­ der, the hoiteia and two gueiti, Mr*. Mamie Roberta and Mr*. Ina Burton. The next meeting will be held with Mra. Henrietta Balnea. Mra. Virgin'* Anderton will act aa co-hoatcaa. By Mra. Clarence Snyder The Sanford Story League met for it* February meeting recently at the Episcopal Par­ ish House, with Mr*. Irene Watt in charge of the pro­ gram. She spoke of February os being a birthday month and gave a list of famous per­ sons, many of them being line Americsn citizens. A solo, “ Wonderful One." was sung by Mr*. Nick I’fclfauf, accompsnlcd by Mrs. Clsrcnce Snyder at the piano. A delightfully illustrated story, ‘ The Heart Shaped Ruby," was given by Mrs. Irene Watt, with artist, Mrs. Lewis Crowell, at the easel. Mra. Rudolf Gustafson, with IS o f her second grade stu­ dents from West Side Gram­ mar School, contributed their Class Business The Truth Seeker* Sunday School elai* met recently at McKinley Hall. Mra. Clarence Purcell preaided. The devotion wa* given by Mr*. W .P. Chapman. She read a poem entitled, “ A Peb­ ble In The W ater." Routine business wa* dis­ cussed and the rlaiae* future plana were made. Thote attending ware: Mr*. T.E. Wilson, Mra. Orta via Rumbley, Mr*. George Sim­ mon*, Mr*. H.W. ’{tim er, Mra. F.D. Hlckock, Mra. J.G. W alt**, Mr*. Eva Harkey, Mra. F lou le Good*on, Mr*. 1..E. White, Mr*. J.F. Kiser, Mrs. Mabel Alexander, and Mr*. J.1I. Forehand, a visitor from Montexuma, Ga., Mr*. D.I,. Neabitt, youth director, and Mrs. It. T. Iluxel, church secretary, juined the group ’{h » refrethment*. served by Mra. Clarence Purcell and M gf, F.D. Hlckock. TH E CHILDREN entering into the Ktory League program wore: Sandra Richard*, Doug* las Burnham, Kicky Mann, Michael Richards, Dennis Jlohuson, Elaine Bunts, Roma Edwards, Mr. and Mra. Eddie A. Tan­ ner, 2517 Community Road, Jacksonville, announce the en­ gagement of llicir daughter. Johnnie Eileen Tanner, to Jainc* Arthur Cordell, son of Mr. und Mrs. James Denver Cordell, Sanfurd. Freshman Councilor. Ih c future bridegroom was graduated f r o m Seminole High School, lie attended the Andrew Junior College in Cuthliert, Ga. He was grad­ Group EASTER? A report was given on the Bibles which were recently IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM Mrs. Jimmie Johnson was appointed co • chairman ol Group I. and Mrs. Earl Par­ don, co-chairman of 11. presented to new babies of three of the class members. Visitation and social plans were made. Games were played with a prize going to Mrs. Terry Burch for the Val­ entine game. Mrs. Freddie Samples waa welcomed a i a new member. The dining table was over­ laid with a red nylon net cloth, centered by a white sty­ rofoam heart, covered with red roses, llly-of-the-vallcy and a fern with Valentines inserted. Refreshments ot chips and dips, cookies, punch and coffee were aerved. > < m OF P IC K IN G RIAL — THE MATE- » THEN £ K LET OUR LADIES HELP YOU 5. m DECIDE THE PATTERN A N D 75 M A TERIA LS TH AT uated from the University of By Bernice Kelsey Georgia in 1903 with a bache­ A l.i(|uld Embroidery Party lor of business administration. was held recently at the He is presently employed with the local Metropolitan Life Oviedo Woman's Club. The club house was decorated i Insurance Company office. "CREAM PUFF" PRINTS Oviedo Garden Club Future Fanners Special Guests Invited To Association Meeting . A decision was made to send cants and flower* to those ill, and a price limit was set. Also any huine-grown (lowers run be used for this purpose. Mrs. Beasley suggested Hint a yearlMiok lie composed for next year. Mr*. John Hiddennower read an artirle on the rose and Its relatives. At the close of the meeting it was announced that the rluli had an opening for two new members. Personals Mr*. Pete Shurbcr, who ha* been visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Garner, leavea Monday for Oakland, Calif., where *he will board the SS Mann for,a llirec-wrcck cruise to Okinawa. En route ilio will visit Honolulu, Hawaii and Yokohama, Japan. Lt. and .Mrs. Sharbcr will be aluiiuncd with tha 173rd Airborne Bri­ gade in Oklnawra for three year*. Action Zana helps clothe* fabulouefcf s69.95 J E N K IN S F U R N IT U R E STORE USED F U R N IT U R E PHONE 322-7450 Model W CD AS-2 GET AN O TH E R FOR O N L Y — *188 l i t M scboUa B u fo rd Ph. 322-0915 $199 | YARD F U L L ROLLS £1 RKG. 11.98 YD. 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O N L Y G IA N T 16 OZ. plants. the next meeting. Also Mrs. U-c, Mrs. Harold Barns, Mrs. C. R. Clonts asked that the W. II. Carter, Mr*. B. F. Sr., Mrs. Roxlc club pay ill dues in May. A Wheeler nominating committee was I Evans, Mrs. J. II. Sialcy, selected for the choosing of Mrs. Ray Beasley, Mrs. Emofficers. Tills committee con­ mitt Waltz, Mrs. John Lundy, sists of Mra. John Illdennow- Mr*. Janies Michael, Mrs. er, Mrs. I.eo Gary and Mrs. Joe Buttle and Mrs. K. W. Roy Beasley. They will pre­ Eslc*. Refreshment* of cookies, sent thu selected names in March. The oftieera will be sandwiches, coffee and tea were served to the ladies. installed In Muy. APPLIANCE SALE T H IS W E E K O N L Y ! puttied 99 A ll Major Companicn fountain Special Those entering Into the em ­ STOREWIDE FRIGIDAIRE SPECIAL various FULL HULLS Values to $2.98 Yd. Ph. 322-3914 Mr. and Mr*. H. S. Williams! W ILL LOOK NICE. Held A t Oviedo Woman’s Club % THE R E M N A N T SHOPS A N D £ W e have completely redecorated, added ■ear equipment and fixtures to serve you better. Embroidery Party COM E BY * Minnie Be** Garner — Helen Smith Shirley Meade with Smorgasbord A Success t by the teacher. 121 N . O A K , CO RNER CO M M ERCIAL Debbie Geiger, Shirley Green, Judy Johns, Kim Lipthrolt, Katrin Kogai, Kathleen Sirianni, Donuilda Whitten, and Kim Wilson. Miss Johnnie E. Tanner To W ed James Cordell Personals 400 8. SAN FO RD A V E . I W ear For The Beautiful" and t h e devotion on “ Heart House­ “ Star Spangled Banner." A cleaning" wa* given hy the poem, “ Hu)* Like Me.” was president, Mrs. Clarence Jes­ given by Michael Richards. sup. The devotion closed with The children then sang “ When , sentence prayers by the niem Washington Was Just A Lit­ tle Boy” and "W e Are Good bers and ended with prayer N E W LOCATION Altamonte AND teacher, Mrs. Irving Pryor. A "Am erica Eva Bess Beauty Shop Plans For Future L IV IN G ROOM SU ITE S "A m erica,” 100% DACRO N The bride-elect was grad­ uated* from A. I. duPont. Jacksonville, - where she was "Homecoming Queen and "M iss duPont." Miss Tanner By Bernice Kelsey attended the University of The Oviedo Garden Club Grorgia in Athens. She i* a lias tieen making future plan* mciulMT of the Pi Beta Phi and discussing it* various Social Sorority and the URSA- projects. By Julia Rartoa These discussions were held at tliu homo of Mrs. Mra. Nellie Smith, Crotcn Thomas Ryan. Mrs. Roger Drive, la home recuperating Miller assisted tho hostess. from surgery on her Index fin­ A* the ladies arrived, each ger. Mrs. Smith spent two Over 500 people attended a were given a cutting from a days In the Winter Park Me­ Swedish smorgnslKird, *|»on- plant. Then when roll call was morial Hospital, when she acsored by the Ethel Root Cir­ rend, eueh member answered ridentaliy cut her finger with cle of Use Congregational hy naming the type ot cutting the law-n mower. they were given. Christian Church. Tills event Ruth Davidson, treasurer. was held for the 12th consec­ rc|Hirted to the group that The Future Farmer* from utive year. Thu circle expect* $45.02 was the total amount in Seminole High School wl'l even more to attend next tliu treasury. Mrs. G. G. bold a hake snle Saturday year's smorgnslKird iis its Parker reported on the promorning at the various Winn popularity grows not only lo- gross of llie garbage collec­ Dixie and Food Fair store* rnily hut throughout the sur­ tion at the (lowing well on around town. rounding areas. Highway 4-19. Mrs. Joe Butler announced that plans were In tlm making fur lieautlfying tile rlub's “ corner project." Mrs. G. G. Parker asked for vol­ unteers for the flower calen­ dar. A suggestion was made by By Franrr* Wester Christian mission. Mrs. Charles Niblaek that the SIk> announced (hat the spe club plans three special meet Special speaker, Mra. E. C. clal guest at the Presbylerlal ings in the coming year. It Williams, Presbylerlal presi­ to be held In Clermont on was suggested that the three dent, and Mrs. Herman Long, April 27 will he a Christian meetings consist of landscap­ Presbylerlal c o r r e s p o n d - Philippine who will lie attend­ ing, a workshop, and a field ing aecretary, both from ing (lie wonien'a national trip. A committee waa apWeirsdale, were * p e c f a I meeting at Perdue University pointed to Investigate this guest* at the Association in June. new idea. Mrs. Charles NlMeeting o f the UPW ot the Mrs. W. C. Hopkins presid­ black, Mr*. John ltldcnnower C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian ed during the business session ond Mrs. Thomas Ityan are Church in Lake Mary held that billowed the program. on tills committee. Tuesday night at the home of The budget for 1961 was ac­ The chairman aaked that Mra. Robert Rugenstein on cepted. Committee reports Ihe by-law* bo presented at Cryatal Lake. were presented. Mra. Williams' subjccl was A social hour concluded the "Y o u r Christian Vocation." evening entertainment with She brought out that, "w h e n ­ refreshments served by the ever you are, whatever you hostess. Twenty-seven attend­ do, can be a Christian voca­ ed the meeting. tion," and elaborated on that Tho women o f the church theme— In businrsa, at home, arr reminded of the all day in school, in the community. sewing session held at the Mrs. Williams also showed rhurch e v e r y Wednesday, ■ film strip on "N op al," a starting at 10 a.m. with lunch little country near Tibet. She together. Work haa started on talked about the country, the the mission project. All wom­ people and the work of the en are invited. N E W 2 PIEC E sung Americans." Interesting facts concern­ ing Lincoln's early life in his Kentucky home were related by Mrs. Peggie Moule. "Who Was This President?” was given in song, verse and story by Mrs. Irene Watt. Sketches on ttic life ot Washington were presented by Mrs. Peggie Moule, after which she read “ George Washington’s P rayer." In closing. “ God Bless Am erica" was sung by Mrs. Nick I'fcifuaf. A short business session fol­ lowed the program, with ac­ tion taken to invite the Cen­ tral Story League delegation to meet in Sanford in 1965 for the convention. The hostesses, Mrs. David Fauvcr. Mrs. R. W. Tench. Mr*. Harold Fauver and Mrs. C. R. Jones served deli­ cious refreshments to about GO people including guests. Conduct Routine W hat W in Meeting The Joy-Ruth class of the large flag made by the chil­ dren. After the Pledge o f A l­ First Baptist Church met re­ legiance was given, the class cently at the liome of the Hag project on citizenship to the program. Sandra Rich­ ards was the mascot for the class and she carried a flag as she led the class. Mrs. Gus­ tafson read the poem, “ Hats O ff." Debbie Geiger and liuma Edwards rarried the Truth Seekers NEW Gathers For Patriotic Program Presented Here Group SEW & S A T E Joy-Ruth Class | �Three Seminole Cage Teams In Tourney Play 3br ftantorh Urralb Fri. Feb. 28, '64— Pnge 9 Liston Now Has A s Work Out Ahout Sports 2.7 Million As Finley, Thinking Out Loud fax Problem KC Debate A*?. - * Oviedo, Evans Play Tonight . vt ■ BY J U L IA N STENSTROM D EN VER (U P !) Silent Sonny Liston remained in se­ clusion at bis northeast Den­ ver home today, recovering from a painful wrenched arm and facial beating received at the hands of new world heavyweight champion Cass Jus Clay Tuesday. Liston, his huge arm dan gling in a sling, arrived with his wife in Denver Thurs­ day afternoon, pushed stolidly through a cheering crowd of 250 at Stapleton Airfield with­ out a word, and took a cab home. Liston made no comment regarding tax liens filed against him by the Internal Revenue Service amounting to an estimated $2.7 million. The claim made Thursday blocked payment of nearly $5 million to Liston, the firm which pro­ moted the fight In Miami Beach, and another organisa­ tion with movie rights to the match. Liston wras not available tor comment late Thursday, whose handlers threw in the towel at the beginning o f the seventh round to give G ay the crown, was emotionally upset to be returning to his home town as a loser, said Denver boxing promoter Milt Wlllncr. Willncr, long as associate o f Liston, said Liston told him he did not want to talk to anyone on hU Denver a rriv a l Junior Tourney Starts Tonight The Florida Junior Boys Basketball Tournament will g e t under way tonight In Sanford’s Fleming Gymnas­ ium when tha first o f four contests slated fo r this even' lug will get underway at C Panama City w ill tangle with DeLand in the Initial encounter. A t 7 p.m., Lake Wales will take on Tallahas see. Fort Walton meets the host Sanford outfit at 8 ya , and Clewiston play Pensacola in tha nightcap at 9 p.m. Tha winners o f the Pen ante Clty-DeLand engage monte will meet Saturday morning at 10. Thia contest w ill be followed by a gams between the winners o f the Banford-Fort Walton affair and tha Clewieton-I’ensacola tilt. Tho two flnalisU w ill meet fo r tha state championship Saturday at 8 p.m. The Sanford club, com prised o f all atars from tha Biddy Basketball League which was sponsored by the C ity Recreational Depart­ ment o f Sanford, will be de­ fending the atate titla they have won the peat two years. Jim Jernigen, department superintendent, is director of th o tournament Coaches, players and other authori­ ties o f visiting tea me are being provided free bousing a t the Sanford Naval Acad­ emy. Oviedo Could Co The Route Of the three county high school quintets which will begin the long trek in search c f a state title in their respective classes, only the Oviedo Lion* stand much of e chance to go the distance. Seminole, ■ class Singie-A outfit, simply doesn’t have the machine to stand the endurance. Lyman, which has run hot and cold most of the season, would have to rut K grther s string o f victories among their class B opponents and frankly we don’t believe they could put together enough o f them to go the route. That leaves tho Llona. Oviedo it favored to take the class B tournament in which the Lion* will play. Coach Paul Mlkler is pretty high on his lads at thia time, saying "W e ’re stronger now than we’ve ever been, and wo’re confident that we can go nil the way." With a record o f 10 wins and five sethaeks this sea­ son, Oviedo has been the classiest outfit in the area. Some of their five losses could have gone the other way with a break or two. A t any rate, when a school with ns small a student bedy as Oviedo’a can come up with the kind o f basketball they play it i* evident someone Is on the hall. We strongly suspect that It’a a combination o f some pretty good talent made even better by top notch coach­ ing. I f it sounds like we’re complimenting Mikler, that's exactly our intention. When the current school session began last Fall Oviedo High had 70 boys enrolled In the institution. Due to drop outs and some who have moved away, today there are only 66 boys enrolled. Of tliis number the Llona field a top varsity basket­ ball team piue a junior varsity which hni done fairly well this season. They also came up with a fa ir footbnjl season. Though they dropped more tilts than they won they did provide the opposition with the knowledge they'd been in a good bait game. In fact, one o f the best Lion gridiron performance! Inst Fall came when they had the strong Kustis Panthers 1.1-all at halftime. Mikler, who coaches beaketball end baseball at Oviedo High, also fills the bill as athletic director. He eaye the school is going to eome up with m track squad also this Spring. Mikler snys the Lions would like nothing better than to leave their current independent status and become a member c f a conference. A t one time the Lions were members o f ths old Cen­ tral Florida Conference. However, this loop folded and became tho Mid-Lake circuit a couple years buck. To even up thu number o f entries, the conference did not in­ vite the Llona to join them simply because Oviedo at that time did not field a football team. It'a understood that there's a possibility that Eustis High, a Mid-Lake member, would Ilka to step Into a fatter loop. I f they do, Mikler says he hopes Mid-1-nkcs will open the doer to Oviedo since the Lions now do have a football program. But, hack to basketball, the eyes of Seminole cage fens will be watching Sanford, Oviedo and Lyman this weekend. However, we predict that next weekend they'll ell be on the Lions. S0KC Track Entries again ■ E V E N T I I R A C K — S / l Mile — liraSo D — 1 . Noise Maker, tonight for victory at the S. Jayne Neely, I. Crony Pin. Sanford-Orlando kennel club key, I. Bunn, I. N.H.'s Ready O.B.'a UcDuff tries Mis. d. Memherly. T. M ary M l- KANSAS C ITY. Mo. (U P I) —The Kansas City Athletics launched their 1961 baseball season today by officially opening spring training In Florida. Hut Charlca O. Fin­ ley wasn't celebrating. N ei­ ther was the team's home­ town. Instead, while the players worked out under the sun. their owner met with city officials in the third conse­ cutive day of negotiations here on a new lease for Mun­ icipal Stadium. Until a lease is signed, the Athletics have no place to play their regular RIDING SHOTGUN?— It looks that way, but season home games. Yogi Berra, 8, the new manager, is only putting Finley and Mayor Hus W. recruits through morning exercise at the New Davis were scheduled to be­ York Yankees’ early instruction camp in Holly­ gin another meeting at 12 wood, Fla. a. m. EST. Finley sought a way to rent the stadium for the next four years without legally binding the team ot Kansas City for ihc duration o f the lease stipulating the Athle­ tics could not lie transferred for any reason before 1968. Tlie negotiations have en­ tered on that provision o f the United PrrM International Bing Devine, the Card's eily’s proposed lease alnro Wednesday, when F i n l e y The big dough Is stUl going general manager, stilt is came here from Chicago say­ to the sluggers in the major conducting contract negotia­ ing tie was ready to sign a tions with nine players, in­ league*. four-year lease and play ball. Only three hour* after Mick­ cluding second baseman Jul­ ey Mantle signed hit second ian Havlrr, outfielder Curt consecutive $100,000 - a - year Flood and pitchers Benin llrogllo, Bob Gibson, Curt Sim­ contract with the New York mons and Bobby Shantz. Yankees Thursday, the Minn­ Bill Maieraakl came to esota Twins rewarded Har­ terms with the Pittsburgh The Seminole High School mon Killebrcw with a $60,000 Plratea for a alight cut in golf (cam opened its 1964 sca- pact, making him Uie highest pay and Ihe Cincinnati Beds »on here this afternoon paid player in the club’s his­ signed Joey Jay, who had a disappointing 7-18 record last againit the Del.and Bulldog tory. year after winning 21 games linkimen at tho Mayfair Killebrcw, tho American in each of his two previous Country Club. lea gu e’s home run king for seasons. Five juniors back from last the last two seasons, was giv­ Along tho training camp year's Orange Belt Confer­ en a "n ice raise," according front: ence championship team pace to Calvin Griffith, president Pitchers Don McMahon and Ihe Seminole*. These golfer* ot the Twins. Sonny Siebcrt were missing •CP f i v Bradford. Both Vlh"H e deserved U ," Griffith when tho Cleveland Indians len, Larry Sherwood, Jeff added. staged their first formal William* and Tommy Todd. The St. Louis Cardinals also workout . . . Outfielder Jac­ The Seminole* (hit year, corralled their top slugger kie Warner’a slugging featur­ however, will be competing Thursday when first baseman ed the Los Angeles Angels' a* a member of the Metro Bill White signed for about camp drill . . . Ernie* Banks Conference which it compet­ $10,000. White batted .304 last reported to the Chicago Cubs ed of the Sanford ichool in season and led the Cards in camp weighing 195 pounds, addition to Evan*, Oak Ridge, homers 27 and extra base heaviest o f his career . . Bishop Moore, Edgewalcr, hits (61). Manager Harry Craft of the Colonial and Bonne o f Orlan­ Houston Colts praised the do plus Winter Fark High. Isaac Adams, Boston, Mass., Improved hilling of first base­ The Bulldog* are member* of the Orange-Belt loop. Lait introduced nickel-plating on man Busty Staub and catch­ tea<on the Seminole* stroked n commercial seals in 1866* ers Jerry Grata and John Bateman. their way to eight victories 1866. againit a tingle loss. Coached by Fred Ganai, Seminole High’s athletic dl rector, tha Seminole* have posted 33 wins against only four losses during tha pait four aeaioni. Sluggers Still Get Baseball's Big Pay SHS Golfers Open Season after being denied tbe victory Unit, I Llaht Match K K lH T I I HA CM — a/te Rile In his last two outings. — tlia d r R— J. M y W ire 's Beet, Tbe Oswald Brothers see t. M S 's Guest Star, t. K y le turned io tbe outstanding feat more, 4. Calico Ship, I. Just Elm er, 4. Bluffer, T. Bosman, o f the eeasoo earlier thia I. Doris D ig year when tie strung together NINTH R A IN — S'fS MR* — Grade is— 1. No Sear, I. W itfive straight victories. la W in, t. Tranw aya, 4. Din* n a i T s u c h — a/ia mu* — ah’e Peg, 4. Chryeer, 4. Much fired* C— 1. Duaty Captain, Tim e. T. D r. Whlekera, t. Oot. Ilushaway Dan, S. Nort­ ration W IN STO N -SALE M , N . C. hampton, 4. Gary Tray, I. Don- TENTH RACM — 1/14 MU*— eaetor Champ, I. Gotta Tip. Grade A — 1. O. It's M rDug*. ( U P I ) —Gene Hooke, 86, ha* T. Tammy Lw. I. Batty Babo I. Test W ire. I. Pleat Matron, replaced Bill Glbeon as athSECOND HACK — S/IS tell*— 4. W icket Bally, I. Gena Pays, tirade th— 1. C f Tumi, 1. Pa­ 4. M rrlm a r, t. Barnacle Bob, letie director of Wake Forest blo Warrior, t. Ball Ktnr. 4 5. Orbital College. Hooks was the first B.'a Plra, I. klary Battan. I. E L E V E N T H R ACM — B/S MUe Johnny Dewitt. T. Motile Mor­ — Grad* C— L M idterm , t. man recommended by the se­ phy, I. lamon Twist Ppeclal Bam, I . O Nellie. 4. lection committee end tha pos­ THIRD R i c a — B/IS Mil* — Bhuey, I. Calm Ceell, 4. O.B.'a liras* n— 1, Blofrs, S. Coo- Doll. T. Rockla Mollle, I. blah ition was not offered to any ona alas. Can Bock. I. Iloaoy Pits, 4. Caper. Dodge N'Dart. 4. Safe Swap. 4. Brown Trees. T. Carol Lun­ acy, I. Elaborate. POt'RTH EACH —S/IS Mile — GtoO* SI— i, Granite Pam. t. Patty •abater, I. Ptora Bay. I. Reualtt, I. La Mans. I. Proited Flak*. T. Patty Witt. I. W illie Baiter PtPTH U C I — l/ l Kilo — tirade T— !, Lebee. t. Harry 5. S. Weaty Kens, I. Golden Circle, 4. Bun Boa. I. O* Ua. T. Stupa, I. Luvamlke aiZTH u o a — s/is wiu — Ores* O— i. Plying Fable. I Proud Boole, I. Minnie Oal#*, 4. Big Sooner, I. Pablo Nynamlte. I. Caps. Marty, 1. Swift E r a s sod Agustin rolled M. I. Symbolise Into Thursday night’s fea­ ture eighth event victory at tha Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton, leaving the pre-game favorites, Astiga and Irlarte, by tha wayside. Three other taamt ware EXCEPT bunched up close behind with SU N D A Y Jacin and Muguerxa taking tha playoff for aecood. Gaatl and Quintana finished third. |ACTIONITHRILlSI. We'W.Feeieotlp**/ B ig payoff o f the ladles’ night program came In the fourth game as Aldas and n o ro u i 1_Pradera formed a M per­ L A D IE S ’ N IG H T E V E R Y TH U R S D A Y fects combination w o r t h Three of Seminole County's hat assured his charges that high school cage teams will it is going to ba a tough see action this weekend — ail tournament. Due to its record Florida participating in various tour­ naments in a quest for the Air could be tha best ball club in the tourney but Oviedo it slate title In their respeclivt considered tha favorite. St. classes. Two of tha clubs will Cloud haa one of the top sea action tonight, the other scorers In this area—Crowe He haa been hitting an aver­ Saturday night. Ih e Oviedo Lions open to­ age of 21 points per game. Within the past few years night at Evans High School's the Lion* — always a tough court in Orlando faring vet­ team in tournament competi eran Johnny Crowe and his tion — have gone to state St. Cloud teammates in the tournaments aeven timet. The Group 12, Class " B " tourna­ Llona won the state title in ment. Tip-off tima is 7 p.m. 1957 and were defeated on In the same tournament to­ another occasion. night the Ococe Cardinals Probable starters for the play Florida Air. The winners Lions w ill be Jim Courier, tonight play Saturday night Billy Mikler, Seth Rook, Ted for the group championship. Bellhorn end Rex Brooks. Ih c L y m a n Greyhounds Meanwhile the Greyhounds have one of (heir toughest at Lyman are charged for this assignments — the Bishop contest tonight. Head Coach Moore Hornets. They face the Wait Dsuras has set up a de­ Metro League's leading scor­ fense against Preister. I)zuer, Gary Prcisser. This con­ rat hat devised these special test will itart at 9 p.m. In an type defenses before and has earlier engagement, St. Leo been successful. will face the Osceola High The 'Hound* are In Uie best Kowboya from Kissimmee. shape they’ ve enjoyed this Both or thcae Class " B " season. Dsuras will go with games will be played at the Donnie Smith, Bill Tolson, Lyman gym in Longwood. Richard Grant, Gene Griffin Seminole High of Sanford and either Jim Goplen or sits tight tonight while in their Gcno Wlnkelinan. The Lyman Class " A " group tlie New outfit la geared to almost any Smyrna Ilcach Barracudas situation that could arise to­ and the Eau Gallle Commo­ night. The starting lineup will dores play at New Smyrna provide the greatest possible Ilcach. Seminole will meet height: the winner Saturday night on Seminole's Coach lU lp 'i the winner’s home court. Only Stumpf w ill probably go with three clubs are participating Mike Bowes, Mike McCleary, in this tourney and Seminole Barry Barks, Ken Tjrra and drew a bye. Mike Glad in the Tribe's HU This will be the first at­ Saturday night with tho win­ tempt on tlie part of Coach ner of the Newr Smyrna Beach Paul Mikler's Lions for the contest with Eau Gallle. Dur­ Class " U " crown since this is ing Uie regular season the the school's inilial year aa a Barracudas and the Scmlnolct Class " B " school. Head Coach split their two garnet — each Paul Mikler Is optimistic but winning at home. The Com­ modores played both Lyman and Oviedo during the regular action but did not compete againit the Semlnolea. Swim Team Has 4 Open Dates Silent Sonny Broods Over His Plight WASHINGTON (UPIJ-Sonny Liston’s next fight might be with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). An IRS spokesman reveal* ed Thursday night that more than $2.7 million In esUmated tax liens have been filed againit the dethroned heavy* weight champion, the firm which promoted T u e s d a y night's UUe fight and another organizaUon with movie rlghtj to tha bout The IRS spokesman added that the action waa aimed at getting Liston and hla associ­ ates to discuss payment o f taxes before being allowed to collect proceeds from l\la fight against Catslus Clay, which was halted between tbe sixth and seventh rounds be* cause ot en injured left about* der suffered by Liston. "W e only Uko aueh step* when wo think collection o f taxes might be difficult," said the spokesman. A $1,103,800 lien waa placed against IntereonUnantal Pro­ motions, Inc., o f which Liston Is president. Another $867,868 lien was placed against Lis­ ton and h li wife, Geraldine. Tbe IRS also claimed $793,000 in taxes from Delaware Ad­ vertising and Management Agency, Inc., which had ate* ond.try rights to tha flghL Another government group also expressed an Interest Thursday in the Llaton-Clay fight. Sen. Philip A. Hart, chair­ man of the Senate anUtrust subcommittee, said his group plans to look Into the ar­ rangement which gave Litton promotion rights Io CUy't first title defense. There wero indications that both Liston and Clay w ill bo called to testify at a bearing o f the subcommittee in the near future. The Seminole swimming team l» seeking to fit) four open dates on this season's schedule, coach John Colbert said today. Colbert report* that he Ima open dates on April 22 and May 6, 8 and 12. There is a possibility tha Tribe will meet Tlitiavllie or Lakeview on April 22. Colbert says be would like to line up competition fo r the May date*. Hooks N ew A. D. DOG RACING! ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOM (What the '64 Plymouth hat) ^ Emu, Agustin Win Feature d ai a ia TONIGHT, NKHTLY *» MATINEES Wed., Fri„ Sat, 2 P.M. 7:40 m l (8, $300.90. Rafael was the early game pace-aatter, taking tile first with Joaachu and tho sev­ enth event with Garay. Hits Golf Trail C O LU M B IA, 8 . C .(U P I1 — The F ort Jackson Country Gub here revealed that Its pro, Tony Evans, w ill hit tho professions! go lf circuit tours* \trail thia sprlag. 'as.1 Ills PM. your power...Is a car that’s designed to make the beat possible use of It Power-hungry or not test drive tlie new Plymouth, Consider the fact that Plymouth offers you a 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. 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They 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 like Midway ^otwooa Baaferd 4k Orlande t �Legal Notice Papra 10— F r l. F e b . 28, *01 H E 'S ALWAYS TKMkClNS u p a&v.a excu se ^ TO 60 ) OFF H S \ PlfiT T h e ra s e a m s t o b e „ ,n o r o e t f o r mo. T h e y leav e m e limp a n d h a rrie d . NOW WHERE 1!|< •NAME ON TOG, I PAISV, la the Clrewlt reart at the NINTH JuOlHal flrra lt e f The ■fate af FlarIJa. la aa* Per Brwlaele re a a tf. IV C l I t V T R T T ell re e f FaraHaear* Sale Notice I* hereby given that A n n u m n. b e c k w i t h . j r . Clerk of Clrmlt Court of REMINOI.E Count?. Florida, will, on the 1*th Aar « f March ISSt. at ll:« a oVlork A. if.. at the Prnnt door ef tha Hemlnala Count? Courthouar. FEMIKOLE Cnnnt?, In tha C!l? of BAVPOnn. Florida, offer for aala and art! at publlr outer? to the htxheat and beet bidder for rath, the fot* Inuring d*aertbed proper!? alt nated In Itaminnt* Count?. Florida, to.wit: Lot IT. Illeck A. Wood, mrre Park. Ind Rrplal. according In the plat theraef rernrded le Plat Itnnk ta. at page 71, ef the Pubtle Record* ef Hemlnole Count?, Florida. Including epertflcall? hut not b? wa? of limitation, tha fotlouring fixture* and equipment, to-wltt On* OK Ilutlt-Tn Range. Model JSf *1V Serial No. tv n o n On* OK Refrigerator Mo­ dal TA XI* lerlal No. ITasn. — V* j pursuant to tha final i*er*a A n d y * t I .k n o w i of foreclosure aniered In a eat* pending In aald Court, i til ft ® ° 1 at?l* of whleh la Wh®n t h « y ana farown | tha Plr*t Paderal Saving* and a n d m a rrie d . *.M i Ixian Aatoelallon of Miami. • United Stair* corporation Plaintiff, v*. tltrald U Runa and Patricia A. Bunn, hla wlf* Defendant. and th* docket number ef Which I* number 111*4. WITNEBn m? hand and th* o fflc lil ***l of **ld Court, thl* TSIb da? er February, IMS. (BEAD Arthur II. Rerkwllh. Jr., Clark of th* Clrrult Court e f Samlnolo Count?, Flor­ ida. Br: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy dark RLACKW EI.U W ALKER * ORAT, Attome? for Plalntirf, Plrat Federal llulldlng, Miami II. Florida. Publish Feb. II. lift . CDII-tl B e k C K P T O *iOuR FAT W E E K / ' K O T V E St/ B t- .p C H T iT S d iw & m oS u S ' s o m e - u w : « > — 0 O (r r E A T ? M 6 C ^ B O fn H tS E e W iaU M S/ ) o n , W Hey,j il l .. LO O K A T YANCEY/ N O T IC E n JUCTPUiM5//vtM? PONT TBJLUB HE*3SONS IN T D A O V B e n a N O / bMM.la.TJl CHITTING OOCXA TO HELP U S FIND OOP 18 A GREAT SfWSTS/^L «2s,0H « r' i- ifl TBtS SENTRy S TW IR OVERLOOKS THE MV AND-HWMt vowPen oowe m o o u vbw hcw H H I . B/RIMA M il J- •U7BAX HAVE M M POM HE NEED MORS THAN SEVCN HOURS _ A HiPHTTy— •+ OF BAI.R Mnllre I* hereby given that pursuant to final decree ren­ dered on tli* 24th day of February, 1141. In that rertain rau** pending In lli* Cir­ cuit Court In and for Semi­ nole County. Florida. In Clian. cary. wherala PlltHT FEDER­ AL HA VINOS AND IXIAN AS­ SOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNT?, a corporation, la Plain)Iff. and JAMES T. ZOIIN and wlf*. V in o iK c. SO (IN, *t al. are defendant*. Chancery Docket No. 13(11. I, ARTHUR II. IIKCKW ITII. JIL. tnerk of th* afereaald Circuit Court, will within th* lesal hour* of eat* on FRIDAY. March II. 11(4, offar for eala and tall to th* hlgheet and heel bidder for raeh at th* front door of III* Courthouse of Samlnolo Count?, Florida. In Sanford, Florida, the following rieacrlb*d proper!?, situated and be* Ing In Seminole Count?, FkirIda, to-wlt: Th# Weet on*-half (W H » of Lot 2, of ntork 4. of ROSALIND II K I U II T B. Sanford, Florida, according to plat thereof reoorded In riat Rook I, page 47, ol tha publlo record* of Somlnolo Count?, Florida, Said aal* will b* mad* pur# cnanl t* end Is order la sate Isf? tha term* ol said final decree. (CIRCUIT COURT IK A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk o f Circuit Court, In and for Hemlnolo Coun­ ty Florida. Ur: Martha T. Vlhlen I). C. Phillip Logan, Alt?. First Fed. iltdg. Hanford, Fla. Publlrh Feb. tl, 1*14. CDR-II _ kOTICia OF SPIT STATU OF FLORIDA TO LOIS M. COLVE.VRACH, whose reeldenco Is Virginia Reich, Virginia, and whoa* mailing nddresa I* Poet Office n ot tat, Virginia Beach, Virginia! A suit having been tiled sgslnst you In tha Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida, la Chancery, (or divorce, the abbreviated title of which I* Elmer O. Colvenbeeh, plaintiff, v, Lola M. defendant, thl* i txm ium \ Colvenbarh, Is to require you to III* n n o iiu m • notice with lli* Clerk o l said Court your written defense*. If any, to the plaintiffs comptalat filed In aald cauaa, and to serve a cop? on th* plalntltrn attorney* not talar than tha llth da? of March, A. D. 1114. Herein fall not or a decree pro eonfosso will be entered asalnst you. w i t n e s s m? hand aad Ika seal of aald Court at Sanford, Florida, Ihla 4th da? af Fab* ruary, A. D. 1114. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk of th* Clrmlt Caurt Bri Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk HUTCHISON AND LEFFLER Edwards Uulldlns Post Office Drawer H Hanford, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publish Feb. T, 14. SI. IS. 1114. CDR-14. !V T II S C IR C r iT r o i R T OF T ffR N IN TH JU D IC IAL C llte r r r in nnd for h k w iNOl.K COUNTY. F I.O n tD t. r ilt N C K R T NO. I I I M Herald-Classifieds. FA2 - 5612 n o t ic e or Phone Classified n t i.K NOTICE IS HEREBT OlVKN that on th# llth da? of March. 1»(4 at llt O A. M. at th* main door of th* Courthour* of Seminole County, at Sanford. Florid*, th* under­ signed Clerk will offer for eel# to th* highest and heat bidder for cash th* follow­ ing described real property: Lot 2«. ntock I. WRATHKRSF1KLD FIRST ADDI­ TION, according to the plat thereof, a* recorded In Plat Hook 12. Pag* 44. Public Record* of Semi­ nole County, Florida, together with all structure!. Improvement*, flituree. appli­ ances. and appurtenance* on said lend or need In conjunc­ tion therewith. This sal* Is mad* pursuant to final tftcret of foreclosure entered In Chancery action No. 11411 now ponding In tha Circuit Court cf and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED THIS 2tlh day of Feliriiary, 11(4. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN O LOWNDES Attorney* fay Plaintiff 13S Beet Central Doulevard Orlando, Florida Publish Feb. 21. 1(44. CDR-II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JLTHCML CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. Ulna SPIIINUFIKLD INSTITUTION FOR HAVLNOB, Plaintiff. v*. LOUIS E. RANKIN. *1 ux. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT IN U IIIIT IItlii; FORECLOSURE TOi LOUIS K. RANKIN tnd PENNY RANKIN, hie wlf* RKMDKNUKi ISf 14 Flamingo Avenue Cleveland. Ohio You nro hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgage encumbering th* following described real property, to-wlt: Lot 4. Work B, OOCNTRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I. according to th* plat thereof >• reoorded In Plat llook 11. Page 10*. Public Records of Semi­ nole County. Florida has been filed against you to th* above styled suit, and you are required to e*r«* a copy of your Answer or other Deeding to th* Complaint on Plain tiff* attorneys, ANDER­ SON, RUSH. DEAN A leOWNDEM. It t East Central Boule­ vard. Orlando, Florida, and file the original Answer or other Pleading In tb* office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th* llth day of March, 1(44. I f yog fall to do *o, a decrea pro eonfesao will ba taken against you for the relief demanded In th* ComplalaL Thl* Nolle# shall ba pubIlehrd once a week for four coneecullvo weeks In th* Banford Herald. DATED this llth day of February, 1144. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r, Clerk ef Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Publish Fab. 14, It, H k Mar. 4. 1)44. CDR-41 IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR SEMI* NOt.R COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. I U * f C1TT SAVINGS BANK OF PITTSFIELD Plaintiff, -vaILA M. PKNNO, at al. Defendant*. NOTICR OF SALR NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that on lha 13th day of March. 1»S4. at U :*e A. M. at tba mala door of lha Courthouse of Seminole County, at Sanford. Florida, tha undarsigned Clark will offar for aala ta tha hlshsat and hast bidder for cash tha following daacribad rani proparly. Let 101. OAKLAND HILLS, according to tha plat thereof as recorded la Plat Book It. page* S3 aad *4, Publlo Records of garnisol* County, Florida, together with all structure*, Improvement*, fixtures, appli­ ance* and appurtenance* on said land or used la ooajnnelion therewith. This sale la meda pursuant ta final decree o f foreclosure entered la Chaneary aetloa Mo. 11317 new ptndlag In tha Cir­ cuit Caurt e f and for Samiaala County, Florida. DATED TIMS 34th Say af February, 11(4. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk af th* Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN A LDWNDES Attorneys for Plaintiff 133 Eaet Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida Publish Fab. 21, 1114. CDR-M 6. For R e n t ___________ 1. Lost & Found UNITED MORTOAOEB 8ERVICINO CORP, Plaintiff. v*. .ROBERT RonntNS. *t al. Defendant*. 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W. First LOST: 28” “ Murray” red k FU R V. Apt. 3223360. whit* boy’* bicycle, taken from Pinecreat School 1st LA K E M ARY: 1 I*r$e BR. nicely furn. Duplex apt. o f wk. Please call 322-8181. Spotless. Hurry, won’ t la il REWARD. long. $65. Adults, no pell. Call 322-1290, Niles 322-2876. LOST: Male Beagle Hound with red 322-1753, collar. Reward. 2 BR.. unfurnished house. Ph. 322 1356. 2. Notices • rersnnats FURN. 2 BR. Duplex Apt. 201 E. 27th St. 322-6477. _ INCOME TA X SERVICE 0. 31. Harrison* W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: 1311 Palmetto Rooms private baths, 114 322-8827 322-7918 W. First St. 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ $U5 mo. DUST PRO BLEM ? C A LL your Rainbow dealer 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 55 mo. 3224311, 4 to 10 p. m. 5 E R , 1*4 Dathi .. $ 85 mo. IN C IRCUIT COURT. NINTH Bookkeeping Service. Tax re­ j i ntc M i . c t n c r i T o f f l o r ­ turn*. 12 yra. experience. i d * . NCMINOI.R C O U N T Y , FLORID* Call Lam ar W llllam i, Five IN C l f t N C E R T NO. 1XTTO Point*. 322-7813. FA 2-1201 17-92 st Hiawatha n o t ic e o r s u it J. S. GLEASON, JR. n* Ad mlnletrntnr of Veteran*- A f­ Preparation of Income Tax r l t t X b ed faire. an Officer of th* United Return* by former agent of Rol’ away, Hu.rital k Baby States of America, Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 Beds. Plaintiff. v*. S. Park Ave.. Ph. FA 2-3878, By Day. Week, or Month CHARLES J MAMIATI8 and Ernest Blcknell. Ph. FA 25181 118 W. l i t SL ANTONIA C. MAMIATIS, hla wife. CARROLL’S FU RN ITU RE SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN- Legal Notice Payton Realty the Defendant*. r r tT D o r ri.o itn iti TOi CHARLES J. MAMIATIS and ANTONIA C. MAMI­ ATIS. residence unknown; last known residence, lo t Walta Drive. Sanford. Florid*, last known military ad­ dress of Charles J. Mamlatls la Serial No. 32(1(13, A. A M. Department. Na­ val Air Station. Patuxent River, Maryland. You are hereby notified that e suit has been filed against you and each of you. In th* above entitled cause; and that you are hereby required to file your a n is ir with th* Clerk of thle Court, and to aarv* a copy thereof upon the riatntlff or Plain tiffs Attorney, who** name and addreee It: K. AMnitOKK OLLIKF. J ll, 20* N. Park Avenue. P. O. Box to il. Sxnlord, Florida, not later than March Srd, A. D. 1(44. If you fall to do so, decree pro oonfeeao will be entered against you for th* relief de­ manded In th* romplalnt. The nature of said eult be­ ing for FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE encumbering th* roperty In 8emlnol* County, ‘lorlda. to-wlt: LOT SO. HUNLAND EHTATES FIRST ADDITION, according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Rook 11. Pagea 17 and 31. Publlo Record* of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida. Together with all atructurea and Improvemant* now and hereafter on aald land, and th* rente, Issues, and profit! of tha above described property (provided, however, that the Mortgagor shall b* entitled lo collect and retain * th* aald rent*. Issues, and profits until default hereunder); and all fixture! now or hereafter at­ tached to or ueed In connactlon with th* premises herein des­ cribed and In addition that*to tha following daacribad household appliances, which are, and shall b* deemed t* be, fixture* and A part of lha realty, and ar* a portion of the security for tb* Indebted­ ness herein mentioned: 1 G.E. Built-In Oven—Mo­ del JD I1V1W11 Serial No. QVH4I3I 1 G.E. Surface Unit—Model JPI4V1WII Serial No. RV4I03I1 i G.E. Hot Water Heater — Model 134 TRSG (424143 Serial No. 1TU3743 1 Victor Cllmas Exhauat Fan—1C* I Quaker OU Wall Heat­ er—Modal RH43-EI Serial No. II13T—1F4I t Venetian Blind* WITNESS my hand and tha seal of aald Court at Hanford. Florida, thl* Ith day af Fabruary. A. D. 1144. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beehwlth. Jr, Clark ef th* Circuit Coarl By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark R. AMBROSE OLLIFF, JR. P. a Do* 1314 Hanford, Fla. Publleh Fab. f. 34. >1. 33, 1114 CDR-II 'j ER SERVICE. Part* and FURN. Apt. Close in. Jlm m li aupplle* for all makes in­ Cowan. 322-4013. cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners sold. 1-3 BR House; MO’ wide I BR House Trailer. Phon« No home service call NO 8-4908. charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2555 Park Dr. .. CLEAN. 4 Rm. 811 Park. Vacuum Cleaner 8. For Sale or Rent Repair*, parti; Electrolux. Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, Rent with option lo buy. 3 B R , 2 bath, alr-cond. No GE, etc. Cleaneri sold, ex­ qualifying, assume pay­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 ment*. 323-0533. Park Avc., Sanford. Phone FA 2-4785. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON a i . i LAKE. CaU e v e n i n g s 6. For K e n t 322-1597. Turn. Apt. Cloae In. Apt. 4. 10. Wanted to Rent 135 Ho. 40744 W. lit . 2 BR House, nicely furn. No pets. Ph. 322-0237. FURN. A p t 2300 MeHonvilli. COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt. furnished, 855 3 Bedroom, partially furn. > baths, frame house. Con­ veniently located in Longwood. Only $80 per month. Other choice rentals. Ball-Blalr Agency 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322-5611 Available Mar. 1. Furn. 3 room apt., pvt. bath. 3225303. 1 BR Home, Furn. $63 mo. Ph. 323-0635. W ANTED: Room k board by well educated 65 yr. old re­ tired gentleman. R e f e r ­ ences. George W. Cooper, Valdez Hotel, Room 201. t 11. Real Eutate Wanted W ANTED : Country borne. I UR. or large 2 BR. within commuting distance of San­ ford. Will assume your payments, email equity. Write details and location to: C. R. Bell, 187 Marvia A v e , Longwood, Fla. TRAD E 6(4 Rm. Home plug extra lot S. W. Chicago for Highway frontage vacant, acreage. F. J. SARELLA, 11019 S. Kedzie A v e , Chieago 55, lit. ) FURN. $ Rm. garage a p t Nice, clean. Water, electric furnished. Adults only. No pets. 322-1305. 1 BR. furn. a p t Quiet neigh­ borhood. Ph. 322-1462, »-5:30. 332-4501 other times. •• BR. bouse Inquire $17 Cata­ lina Drlva. I BR. House comp. furn. incl. water, alee. kit. $22-2577. UNFU RN. I BR House, kit. equ lpt 3405 So. Willow Ave. Pb. 349-4282. 2 BR. furs, house, W. lat 84., $40 mo. Can 822 Pure, efficiency ap t, for 1 or couplt, lights A water lad. $4$. S22-73M. 341 M ACKLE $ Room furn. apt., tad. wa­ ter, $45 mo. $22-4114, or ap­ IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THR RINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ ply 112 Mapla Ava. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMIHOLM COUNTY, FLORIDA. CB Homo, acre ground, 4 rma. CHANCERY NO. ISB34 bath, porch, modern, good THE BOWKRT S A V I N O l BANK. coed., $50 mo. $22-8111. FU latlff. V*. Furn. or Unfurn., 4 lg. rooms, DOROTHY D’ANDRRA. at Al. Defendants. til* bath. No pets. $22-3755. NOTICE OF SU IT IN MORTOAOR F O R K C L O lU R a TOi FRANK M. D’ANDRKA RRSIDRNCHi UNKNOWN AND TOi All partlaa claiming Interests by. through, un­ der ar against th* afore­ said person TOU ARK hereby notified that A Complaint to foracloe* a certain mortgag* encumber­ ing the following daacribad real property, to-wlt: Lot 4. Block E, COUNTRY CLUB MANOIL UNIT NO. THREE, aeeerdlng to th* plat thereof aa recorded la Plat Book It. Pag** I I and 74. Publl* Record* ef Stmlnal* County, Florida haa baaa Iliad agalaat yau la Ike abava styled suit, aad you ara required t* aarva a copy of your Answer or other m j o u A8ajr7/MCMcf r r e e a w c ic r m e - ll T tP**’ Pleading ta th* Cqjnplalat an Plslntlfra attorneys. ANDER­ TO C0U8M* AMOfA/ O M lW CCUwfF /£ * * £ « . SON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWN­ S iliw NINO AlA OiJ W M \l ilB tM n>e rr(, I laEnSURs ■Wl W * Ta! A ,DES. 231 Eaet Central Real*vard. Orlande, Florida, and file the original Answer or iVBMT CAL4.< ether Pleading la tb* e fflr* af W W W D I M HELD th* Clark af th* Circuit Caurt k O U T F U W an ar before tha tlrd day af I A n - V » A * March. 13d4. I f yen fall t* do X L ecuer) to. a decree pr* contests will b* taken against you for th* ralltf damaadad la tba CampUtaL Thl* Katie* shall ba publish­ ed anca a week for four coustcutlva wash* la tba Tha Sanford Herald. DATED THIS llth dap af February, 1344. (•B A D Arthar H. Beckwith. Jr, Clark af Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk ANDEHAON. 1UIAH, DEAR A LOWNDES ASS Bast Central Baaiavard Orlaada, FlayldA M iA H T B O Publleh Feh. It. I I * Mar. d. BOARDING HOUSE iWU4*’ I BR. Funs. Duplex. A vail­ able H ar. 1st. 14th Ave. Longwood, • ml. from N.A. 8. Ph. S38-S2M. FURN. Trailer, bullt-on CB llv. rm., breeteway k bath. CUaa. Call after $, 823-4411. Nicely furs. 2 BR booee. Call 322-0274. 2 Bedroom, unfurnished. Ph. 222-800$. 8TENSTROM R E N T A L ! I BR., 1 Bath, furnished | Several largt unfurn. Want to rent your home? n us today for fast at vice! Stenstrom Realty 236$ Part Dr. $22-2420 U you want people to attention to your busIn call F A 2-5811 and ask Harold Staff about m b * tootle* getting ada Ym , toft al Deltona Thest tovtty hornet art ttlling fast Tha reason it solid value — low price and high quality construction— Come out and ate theta wonderful home* for yourielf-Thera ara IS completely furnished models to choose from. «7 ,M 0 .te $ 1 l,m to lew at $240. dew* ted $41.27 per m e n u lie elating m M 1100 DOWN > 14$ MONTH CUSTOM REALTY WINTBI PARK V * R f aad 17*91 844*9911 668-44B8 ■AOUMIOfcMVUtOM n* eeueea eeeeemmee attuoriti-un - �V- It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale SUBURBAN HOME $ BK, lte bath home. Assume G R E E N B R IA R payments. 322-3433. Choice lots available In Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor Choice home available in N E A R HORSE TRACK Loch Arbor. 3 Bedrooms, overlooking go lf course. 2 Baths, Florida Rm., dou­ 2te Acres, extremely hiltlt Custom building to your with trees. >3,500; >300 ble carport and lu g s uti­ specifications. Greenbriar down, balsnce monthly. lity room. Bonus features developed by Include a swimming pool JOHNNY W A LK E R . Broker KINGSW OOD 322-6437 For Appointment and chain link fenced yard. BU ILD ERS, INC. Can be purchased for $700 •J02 Fairmont Dr. down, FHA terms If quali­ 3 BR. CB house. $67 month F A 2-8074 complete. Ph. 322-7440. fied, S * i* . If qualified for in-service loan, 5V«%. Come S A C R I F I C E R E A L ESTATE MEMO in or call today! I BR Frame Home at 1715 W. 2nd. Will take car. Stenstrom Realty is in need bouse trailer or cash as o f an experienced full lime part payment, Bal. 147.31 Real Estate man for a posi­ 2385 Park Dr. 322-2430 per mo. loci. Ins. I f Inter* tion oo their sales staff. All csted contact owner at BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, lte qualified applicants will be above address all day S a t, bath home. One bedroom given a private interview, Feb. 29th. has separate entrance, can and all inquiries will be be rented for income. Will • confidential. Call Herb trade for sm aller place. Stenstrom at 322-2420, or Shown by appointment. Call 2 , 3 , 4 4 BEDROOMS 322-2677, for an appoint­ F A 2-9846. 1, lte, k 2 BATHS ment. DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM 2 BR House Country Club Manor. Assume c 1 o a i n g costs. Take up payments. Low Monthly Payments IN VESTM EN T k R E A LTY For Complete Information 3223433. If no answer Fh. 116 N. Park 322-9173 323- 0403. See Or Call Your 3 BR. lte Baths, Fla. Rm., 2 BR. Home, Study, lte corner lot. fenced yd., cent Baths, large Family Rm. In SALE S BROKER heat k air, disposal, builtgood neighborhood; includ­ in atove. T ee'N Green ing steve, refrig., room airEstates. Ph. 322-5314. conditioner, washing ma­ 2383 Park Dr. 322-2420 chine A r u p . Really ter­ LA K E FR O N T lot. 200 f t rific buy! Monthly pay­ frontage on beautiful Sylvan TW O 4 BR HOMES ment! $83.30. Lake. Wonderful fishing, One (or Immediate occupancy. bostlng, swimming. A sup­ 802 Highland Ave., Long- KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. erb homeslte for $4,500— wood, 3 Ml. S. oo 17-02, near FA 2-8074 only $22.50 per front foot. lo n g wood Plata. Call Stemper Agency, 1919 L M N ENTERPRISES, NO Q U ALIFYING So. French, 322-4991. Inc. FOR SALE— $300 Down and Ph. 838-3111 — 822-2744 take up payments on nice LONGWOOD AREA 3 Bedroom Home in Wynne- Neat 2 BR Cottage In prime L M N E N TE R PR ISE S wood. Ph. 322-7937 after condition, with paved road Now has Salea Representa­ 3:30 p. m. frontage on approx. I beau­ tives at Crystal Lake Park, tiful acre. Centrally locat­ W. on 23th SL. to Lake 3 BR. masonry, $8,300, good ed with just minutes to M ir y Blvd., left oo Blvd. to terms, 2 lots $1,000 ea. 1 Ml. Sanford k Orlando. Priced Lake Mary Fire Station, N. Big Tree Park, Osk right at $9,950. Terms made right to Sales Office. 4 Lane. T E 1-1633. to suit a qualified purchas­ bouses under construction. er. One 4 Bedroom ready for W E ’VE SAVED A PLACE FOR YOUI occupancy. As low as $330 To build your home in love­ Dowd and $84 a month. ly Loch Arbor. Corner lo­ Ph. 838-3911 or 222-2744 1901 S. Park 322 3232 cation with 4 lota in bear­ LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. ing citrus. Total price $4,- Nltea: 322-8971-3031 or 2248 ffljt ftxnfori) V rrnlft SW E E TIE P IE Fri. Fob. 28, '64— Page 11 31. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer i <1 ;D F H A - V A HOMES SOU TH W A RD FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 34. Article* For Sal* SB. AntomobOen * Truck* S P IN E T PIANO CASH SALE ! Completely re- GUNS. New k Used. Large selection. Will trade, Also Famous make, concert qual­ cond. appliances. 90 day ity. lo c a l party with good warranty on all. 1-Cheat repair. Tackle sold re­ credit can save over >200.00 type free ter. $100. 1-UprigM paired. Osteen Bridge Fish and finance entire remain­ fleeter, $100. 1-Frigidalre Camp k Gun Shop. ing balance. T o Inspect washer, $75. 2-Msytsg wash­ without obligation, write ers, $63 ea. 2-Westinghouse Spinet piano console, maho­ gany. Almost new, 2 yrs. Home Office, Joplin Piano Spacemate washers, $43 ea. old. Cost $900. Will sell $375. Co., Joplin, Mo. 1-ilotpolnt washer, $30. 1Guaranteed p erfect Phone Frigidare refrigerator, $43. CABBAGE PLANTS 322 9081. Dick's Appliance Service, FOR SALE 310 E. Sanford. 322-7658. SINGER SLANT NEED LE M. D. Andcraon S. Cameron Ave. 322-0737 For easy, quick carpet clean­ ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ Like new Sewing condition. Baby Crib, Play pen. Elec, Zlgiags, buttonholes, mono­ tric Shampooer only $1 per meat slicer. Home tiling grams, etc. Balance now day. Carroll's Furniture. cabinet. Boys 28" bicycle. due: $82.30 or $7 80 month­ Standard fireproof safe. Ph. ly. Fully guaranteed. Call FEB. SPEC. Foot lockers 322 3342. now for Free Home Trial. $6.78. Arm y-Navy Surplus, Liberal trade for old ma­ TVs bought and sold. TV 310 Sanford Ave. chine. Ph. 322-7488. Outlet, 700 W. 9th 822-9792. R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ S IN G E R S ! Pfcllco refrigerator, $66. Pvt. dow sills, lintels, steps, Drop-In Bobbin, Zig Zags, owner, 822-7536. blocks, sand, cement, rock, Makes buttonholes, sews on pipe, steal, grease traps, buttons and monograms. ACCORDION, 120 Bass. 3 dry wells, stepping stones. weeks old, 7 switches, cost Like new. Pay off balsnce Miracle Concrete Co. $300, still has guarantee, of $64 or $6 monthly. Ph. 309 Elm Ave. F A 2-6751 $130 or best c a ^ offer Im­ 322 9411. mediately. Write Box 63, TV Outside Antenneas install­ Sanford Herald. BILL'S BARG AIN BARN ed. $38, $10 down, $2 week. 1300 Grspevllle Ave. .15. Article* Wanted TV OuUot, 700 W. 9th St. At Railroad Tracks Ph. 322 8792. Clothing, plumbing, boat mo­ W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large tors, antiques, 10,000 Items. or small amounts. Bonded B AR G AIN HUNTERS Open 6te days week Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans, We have a Repossessed 63 field, FA 2-4244. model Swing Needle Dlal-O36. Automobile Malic, Easy to operate, Trucks makes beautiful Designs, ROUND BOBBIN MACHINE BU YING A NEW or (Rental Machine) Makes automatic button­ USED CART Reduced 23% holes, Sews on buttons, etc., FINANCE IT WITH U l Call Singer Representative All without attachments. ♦ Low Interest Rates WX 6800 Assume remaining 4 pay­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments ments o f $8. Ph. F A 3-8627. FLO RID A STATE BANK Restaurant Equipment PR AC TIC ALLY NEW Quick Sale, 1936 Chevrolet 4Milk Shake Ice Cream Ma­ dr., 1-owner, 23.000 miles. chine, list $3,323. Bal. due LIM ITE D T IM E I I t $323. Ph. 322 8800, Mrs. $1198.33. 630 lb. Scotsman Mac has THROWN A W A Y tha Slchcl. Ice Machine, list $1430. Percentage Book. Bal. duo $477.62. Take up 1951 klercury 4-Dr., exc. Buy your Carpet or Rugs at monthly payments or bal­ cond. 3 new tires A tubes. Dealer COST plus $1 per ance. Call Sanford 322-0204. Ph. 322 8060. yard. k Stenstrom Realty $100 34. Article* For Sal* “ I g u e s t our kin dergarten p la y w a s * flo p — w e closed a fte r the fir s t p e rfo rm a n c e !'’ 19. Situation* Wanted HOUSEWORK! 33. Furniture 322-8410. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments SLIPCOVERS made to Order. of $11.34 on $ complete Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. rooma of furniture. Call 20. B a b y s itte r * T E 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ lect. Young Mother will keep child­ ren 2-5 yrs. my home. Re­ Us Your Furniture. sponsible care. Inquire 2316 Sell Quick Service With the So. Sanford. Cash. SUPER TRADING BABYSITTING in my home. POST. F A 2-0677. 322-2274. For the biggest selection of 21. B e a u ty Salons nearly now and used furni­ ture, se« Noll's Furniture Special By Popular Demand Brokerage in Casselberry Our Budget Wave Spec. $6.06 on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 lo 6. Cut* *N Curl Beauty Shop 81b Palmetto Ave. 822-0834 FR E E ESTIM ATE SINGER Carpet Special I Harriett's Beauty Nook Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Eva Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians ovating. New Used Furni­ A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y TOP R A T E D M ILLS 103 So. Osk FA 2 5742 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Call us for a showing of these Co., at 709 Celery Ave. fine Carpels In your home. 24. Electrical Service* F A 2-2117. Nylon. Acrilan, A ll Wool, YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. Used furniture, appliances, etc. Hundreds to choose Contracting Repairs tools, etc. Bought • Sold. from. TERM S! Up to two LA R G E COUNTRY HOME I, Controls Larry's Mart 215 Sanford years to Pay I Three bedrooms, 2 baths, gar­ 114 Sunset__________ FA 2 89^)2 Ave Ph. FA 24132. age apt. Two acres land with fruit and shade trees. 25. Plumbing Service* 1109 E. Colonial Dr. 31. Article* For Sule 132 ft. frontage on W. First Orlando, Fla. PLUM BING St. approx. 3 miles from 2 Factory built 72" toolboxes 241-6194 Collect or Contracting Repairs .clty.^Prlcsd at oply $13,000 for pick-up. I.g. elec, Leroy C. MacTavisb, Owner FREE ESTIMATES with som e terms. grinder w/new lte bp 110 FA 2 3343 after 0 p m . R. L. H AR V E Y or 220 motor. 30 Ft. enclos­ Exclusive with 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ed semi van, all steel, air Regent upright piano, good ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S brakes, 900x20 Urea. Ph. cond. 3150 or best cosh o f­ Realtor 27. Special Service* 838-6447 Altamonte. fer. 322-3324. Raymond Luadquist, Also. Plano Tuning and Repair FA 84831 Atlsnttc Bank Bldg. W. L. Harmon — F A 2-4223 YO U ’VE W AITED FOR THIS REPRINTS AV AILAB LE lovely t BR Home In Beauti­ ful Loch Arbor. Ideally lo­ Of pictures that have been published in The Herald. cated on 4 nice lots amid Call Bill Vincent at The tall pines and citrus trees. Sanford Herald, 322-2811. Priced at only $12,780. Low payment and owner financ­ INCOME TA X ing. PR E PA R A TIO N EXCLUSIVE W ITH 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 k '59 Ford, A -l condition. $385. 213 Woodmer*. '62 Dodge Lancer Sts. wagon, like new cond. 17,000 m ile * 822.7478. '63 Valiant hardtop, bucket seats, Radio, beater, auto, trans. Warranty. 838-769$. Motor Scooter, $30. Extra clean '57 Chev., $330. Ex­ cellent '38 Mercury Wagon, $530. 10th St. k Sanford Ava. 322-7718. 1939 Chevrolet Sta. Wagon, standard transmission, • cylinder. $493. No Down Payment Necessary SANFORD MOTOR CO. , too French Ave. 322-43S2 1938 Plymouth wagon, only $195. Needs some repair, Ph. 322-3298. 37. Roata • Motor* Gateway To The W aterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 304-8-8 E. 1st. Ph. F A 3-3881 14' boat, steering wheel, sad boat trailer. Newly recon­ ditioned. Inquire, Alfred Cosman, Lot 47, Park Ava, Trailer Ct., Sanford. 14' Boat k Accessories, 23 bp. Johnson trlr. Exc. cond. 1493. Ph. 322-3127, k BILL'S BARG AIN B A R N , 1300 OrapevlUe A ve. 1 .... At Railroad Tracks 1 Boat, motor trailer. 1st $238 gets i t 2-3 hp. motors, $33 k $30. Open 6te days n ~ week _ k 38. .Motorcycle* - Scooter* '38 Lambrctta Scooter, 312 E. 3th S t $83. k Seminole Realty Has Customised Homes in • 400 with $300 Down and So. Loogwood for immediate owner financing. occupancy. Down payment EXCLUSIVE W ITH o f $830 and up. LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. 802 Highland Ave. IN V E S T M E N T A R E A L T Y P h. >34-3911 or 322-2744 118 N . P A R K A V E . A2M 1V I 17-92, 28 Acres, 1000 F t 4 BR, 2 B A TH Fronting Lske Monroe, be­ tween Jeissmlne end Tam ­ Fenced yard, cent, beat A air eood. $18,800. arind Aves. Zoned Indust­ $300 DOWN rial. W rit* Box 88, Sanford 4 BR, 2 BATHS Herald. 23 F t Fam ily Room, fenced 3 BR, lte bath home. Assume patio, double carport. payments. 322-3433. $17,900 TERM S SO U TH W A R D 8 BR FR A M E HOME S t Johns Realty TH E T IM E TESTED 418 N. Park Art. FIRM FA M ils W EEKEN D cottage, Lemon Bluff, furnished. 122-3831. Outaido patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit Trees. la the Country. $7,000 - TERM S Payton Realty F A 2-1201 S BR.. Fla. Rtn., 1W baths, cent, hast, alr-cond. $430 Down, $84 mo. $22-8313. L IF E ON T H E FARM was never like this I One of Sanford's finest farm pro­ perties. Home A bldgs, of­ fered with I or 10 acres. You will be captivated by this churning home. 4 lu te bedrooms, 2 tiled bstd», I Fla. Rma., superb kJlcbeo, fireplace, floored attic, etc. Other buildings Include concrete • floored barn and sheds. Priced right, tool * 17-82 at Hiawatha SAVE about $2,000 by buying this m y nice S Bedroom home for o n l y $6,990. N e a r shopping, Ig. F 1 a. Rm., big kitchen with range A refrigerator, plenty o f closets, hard­ wood floors. If you are looking for a Bargala, don’t pot oft cslllag us about thla one, Stemper Agen­ cy, 1918 Bo. French Ave., 2124881. k Carpets A la Carte SO U TH W A RD CONCRETE PLACING * FINISHING IN VESTM EN T k R E A LTY Specialise Patios, Driveways 118 N. Park Ava. 322-9172 Work Guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES 15 BuniittM Opportunity HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. 322-1807 EXCLU SIVE FR ANC H ISE W E L U GRILLED, PUMPS, New Publix Shopping Center SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS in Sanford. Ultra modern All Types and Sties coin operated Self Service We Repair and Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning S T I N E Center. Completely Instill­ Machinery and Supply Oe. ed by factory trained ex ­ 207 W 2nd St. FA 3-8433 perts. We promote your Grand Opening, have 3 Fine Watch k Jewelry llepU r YOU WILL LUCE THIS ONE! years Bank Financing on V. L. GUMM, JEW ELER 322-3933 I BR, aeparete dialag room, balance, and offer continu­ 110 S. Park kitchen equipped. Neat as a ed assistance. PIA N O SVC. * TU N IN O pin, close to downtown. Big commercial Giant Load Rebuilding • listening 20 lb. washera, that get $1,890. Reasonable terms! F R E E E S TIM A TE S Investment A Realty the business and simplify GENE CU M B AA 118 N. Park A v*. 2224172 EVERETT A. H A R P E R dry cleaning, that will make AGENCY, Realtor, Ieauror. you more mooey. You can 322-2681 — After 13 p. m. FHA-VA salea broker. 1488 make over 100% return on ictor mowing Grading, S. Park Ave. F A 2-2284, jou r investments. ACT tell FA 2-7621. FA 2-2283. Property Management NOW. Call collect, Ralph & Salea Broker Haesly. 236-0271, residence 29. Automobile Bervlc* 932-0997, or write, Koin A CHARMING HOME Kleen, 4232 Florida Ave., With plenty o f elbow room. Tampa 3, Florida. Three large Bedrooms O ffers fo r your selection Two Baths these Beautiful 2, S, A 4 Senknrik Gin** and Paint NEW COIN LAU N D RY Large Family L Dining Bedroom Brand nsw building k all new Room Ph. FA 2-4622 Speed Queen washers k 210 Magnolia 214,730 dryers now ready for In­ Auto Glass, Tops A TTRAC TIVE TERM S! stallation In excellent San­ k Seat Covers ford location. Financing available. Bill Bailey, Or­ lando 424-5243 or 424-3047, 1901 S. Park 322-3232 P. O. Hoi 8135. Nites: 822-8871 - 3013 or 2248 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 ■■ ■ . -gw-'-i 1 — s I L L WORK GUARANTEED NEED MORE ROOM! 16. Female Help Wanted LO O K!—2 BR., 1 bath, $300 COHEN RAD IATO R SHOP Down ........ $32.39 monthly. Have fun as stylist on new Free inspection, estimates, party plan. Guaranteed un­ 2 BR, X bath, $100 Down pickup, delivtry. Recuring usual products. We train. T o make the best bum* • - ........... $88.00 monthly. k repairs discounted. Call 838 3225 after 5 p ni. 3 BR, lte baths, $100 Down buy, see the 21 lte E. 3rd. 322-3443 • • ........... $75.48 monthly. 17. Male Help Wanted 31 A. I’eU FHA TERM S! Call us for a personal inpec- Auto Salesman, new and used POODLES, 9 wks. old, AKC cars. Must be experienced. Uon. _____ rrg. Fsiriy reasonable. 1 See Mr Brass at Brass E V E R E T T A. H A R PE R male. I female. 803 W. 3rd. Motors, Sanford. AG ENCY • REALTO R SO U TH W A RD VA - FHA k Jim Hunt Realty A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Company Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA 4M4 Park Mr. 2-3118 8-0848 *22 0788 Minters. Fin. m m s \\r Seminole Realty A U TO GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 32. Flower* • Shrub* * *403 8. Park Ave. Florida resident 1 year. In­ Phones F A 8-2384 or F A 2-228J surance debit. Guaranteed BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ salary. Call 323-0843. kee stock. A ll other kindi D cB A IiY : 2 BH., terrauo o f Nursery shrubbery and floors, else, beat., alr-ceod., trees. * built-in GE kitchen. W. T. Corbett, Real Estate. Ph. IRONING In my home. Ph. Gray Shadows Nursery 6*8-4781. J234513. 8 ML a. on Sanford A re , j 64 MODEL R C IIA 1959 Ford Town Victoria V-8 engine, Crulsomstlc transmission, power steering, heater. Beautiful black mid white. 1295 redie XC4-S8B 1960 Ford Falcon 4-Door Sedan, 6 cylinder engine, automalle hsatsr. Msdlum green finish. transmission, radio -1095 T C I-4 A 1961 Ford Fairlane Tudor butyou’dnever knowit!!!! Our used car* not only look new . . . they net it tool Come d ow n and eelect • winner from our wide selec­ tion of sedans, coupe*, *nd station wagon*. W EEKEND Red Hot Special! ’62 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Coupe. Blue sinyl bucket seats set o ff by a • polices while exterior. KcjuippM with automatic transmission, redie, heat* or, white s id rw a fflirrs and safety belts. This little princess can be your*. If you act now for only . . . . *1495 Our (.election uf New Pontiac*, Buick* and Rambler* are ull now on dfoplay. Highest trade-in ullowancc* ure being offered. fid!ttIptHj) M VI l » l 4 1295 Sedan, V-8 eitglns, automatic transmission, radio and heater. Light green finish and clean throughout. C4-I8A 1961 Ford Sunliner V-8 1795 Automatic transmission, radio end healer, power steering, brakes. Dark blua with new white top, C 4 .IA 1962 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop 2295 4-door V-R. Powerglide, power steering, power brakes, radio and. heater. White with red Interior. C4-I4A 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Hardtop Tudor, 220 h.p- Crulsomatie transmission, power steering, light blue, vinyl trim. isdio and heater, 2695 C 8-81B ■ 1959 FO llD T O W N V IC T O R IA V-R engine, automatic transmission, radio and (0 hsatsr, power altering, power brakes, air ■ conditioned. 40,000 miles only. Lika nsw. ■ FC 3 92C 1959 C HEVRO LET 2-Iloor sedan, V-8 engine, standard trans­ mission, radio end heater. White finish. C4-45A2 1958 FORD C O U N T R Y SE D AN 9 Passenger, V-8 engine, eutomatle trans­ mission, radio A heater, white A red Interior. OVER 50 USED CARS To SELL or TRADE R A N K R A T E F IN A N C IN G & v[ B U I C K e. •' �\ k t ■ FTf' " w WEEK END TOUR of HOMES Sit* 6atrfar9 Rrrilh Page 12— Fri. Feb. 28, ’64 NowIs TheTime Te Buy A Home VEGETABLE REPORT 8ANFORD-OVIEDO ZKLLtVOOD DISTRICT no § s Comes Sunday is March 1 — and with the dogwood, azaleas and other spring flowers com­ ing into bloom, 'tis a sign o f Spring. What is better time than Spring to shop around fo r a new and modem home? Not lust n house— but a home? And many of the homesites available not only have oak, pine and palm but also citrus trees ready to burst into bloom. We'd suggest a weekend drive around the Greater Sanford area and do a look-see at the many fine homes on display , . , and rcndy for occupancy. While the Home Show is over in the new Ravenna Park third section, there are still four homes available there . , . out Country Club Road (20th Street) and to the right. Herb Stenstrom, o f Stcnstrom Realty, rcorta Shoemaker Construction Company, still as three and two-bedroom homes available. These have complete built-in GE kitchens and have central-duct heating, with air conditioning optional. Also, two new homes are under construction, one a four-bedroom and the other a thrce-liedroom, both with two baths. Further, the o ffer o f a presentation o f a GE portable T V continues with a purchnsu o f a new home through this weekend. Two beautiful new homes are on display next door at Jdyllwildo. These are fully com­ pleted and open for inspection. They have in­ dividually landscaped lots and both have cen­ tral heating and air conditioning. Shoemaker also are offering a three-bedroom contemporary home and a three-lied room Colonial-style home at Mend Manor, at Oviedo. Thores are on high, onk-shaded homo sites. Several lots have been sold fo r custom-built homes. Kingswood builders are completing two new homes in Grove Manor, at Mellonville Avenue and Washington Drive, the last two home sites available in Grove Mnnor. And o f the homes built and offered by Kingswood builders in the 1600 block on Sum­ merlin Avenue, only one remains and is avail­ able. byron Leach suggests you take a browsearound this weekend. A three-bedroom, two-bath residence has been completed at Grocnbriar o f Loch Arbor, while another is under construction. This latter home, on Par Placo overlooking the Pith green o f Mayfair Country Club, is u four-bedroom, two-bath resilience. Another Kingswood offering nt Urcenhrinr is on Highland Court. A feature is the covered patio between the garage ami family room. B I! $ e S Ic 9 mild. harvest on Practically account of weather. Cabbage: offerings light, market about steady. Dome*, tic round type, H* bu. crates, few, $1.50 to $1.75, very lew small sise, slightly lower; 50 lb. sacks, ordinary to good quality, $1 to $1.25. Carrots: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb., film packed, $2.05 to $2.30; 50 lbs. loose, $1.85 to $2. Celery: demand good, m ar­ ket steady. 18 In. crates, Pas­ cal type, 2 dor., $4; 2's and 3 dor., $4.25; 4 dor. and small­ er, $3.75; hearts, film wrapped, 24 count, $4.75. Chinese cabbage: supplies Insufficient to quote. Endive: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, )3 to $1.25. Kscarule: demand good, market steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, few, $3. I-ettucc: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. Onions, green: d e m a n d light, markrl steady. Crates, 3 dor. hunches, $3. Parsley: demand l i g h t , market steady. Crates, 5 dor. bunches, $2 to $2 25. Parsnips: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. Radishes: demand moder­ ate, market ateady. baskets, film packed, Red varieties, 30-8 or., 85 rents to $1; While varieties, 24-8 or., few, $2. Spinach: supplies insuffi­ cient to quote. HASTINGS, FLORIDA DISTRICT Mild, showers p.m. Practi­ cally no harvest on account o( weather. Post 256 Sponsors SSJH Contest Ily Jane Ca»»rlberrj An uratoriral contest is lie le g sponsored this year for the first time for the ninth grad era o f South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry by American Post Legion Mcmor lal Post 258. Preliminary Judging will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In the school cafetorium with eight contestants speaking on some phase o f the Constltu tlon of the United States. Tho four finalists later will com­ pete locally fo r a first place trophy and medal. Judges and timekeepers will be from the Legion Post. Prlnd|Ml John Angel, (iuy Stiickland and Mrs. JoAnn Rowe are cooperating with the Post In setting up the contest. Sanford Girl On National T V ton, Ulysses Burke, Mae E. Jarvl, Dorothy Bergen, Eliza Pringle, all of Sanford; Gus­ tave Hundt, DeRary; Dorsett Smith, Maitland; Ibbie Tew, Altamonte Springs; Margaret Geiger, Lake Mary; Arlala Johnson, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stan­ ton, baby girl, Sanlord Discharges Annie Mae Wilson, James Emerson, Yvonne Scchrest, Aivie Rountree, Emelia Carr, Gerald M. Davis, Alice .Mae Franklin, Laura Waits, Lcola Stewart, Katherine Taylor, Andrew Faint, Mrs. Josephine Hardwick and baby boy, Mrs. Shirley Lucas and baby girl, all of Sanford; Nolan N. Os­ teen, Osteen; Richard Breeze, Longwood; Wayne Barnum, Lake .Mary; Mrs. Kathy Nazum and baby boy, Winter Park. Prayer Group Sets Meeting Ry Julia Darina A meeting o f the Prayer Group o f the A t l i m u n t e Springs First lluptist Church will be held at 10 s. m. next Tuesday at the home o f Mrs. Clifford Smith. Hostess fo r this week's meeting of the group, which meets each Tuesday, was Mrs. Robert Brndford. Attending were Mis. Edward L. Kelsey, Mrs. Jamrs E. Spencer, Mrs. Jack Merck, 5Irs. J. R. Simp­ son, Mrs. Thomas Wise, Mrs. II. II. Nelson, Mr*. A1 T. Brynn, Mrs. J. C. Howell and Mrs. Smith. Ry A ers, Jane Casselberry total o f 20 area work­ representing both the Democratic and Republican parties, were deputized Tues­ By Frances Wester day night by Supervisor of Mrs. Camilla Entertainment for the whole Registration family will be provided at the Bruce to register voters in Ail-Semlno*- Leap Year T al­ their respective precincts. Reports from these work­ ent Show sponsored by the ers are to be in to Mrs. I.ake Mary Chamber o f Com­ merce to be presented at the Sanford Junior High School auditorium, Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Twenty act* are scheduled for tha two hour show that will Include a wide variety of talents. Jovial Cracker Donald son will be the emcee and a group o f professional clowns will be on hand to create laughs o ff and on during the evening. Tha audience will also have a part in the activities when various prises are awarded. Three ten-dollar cash prizes will be given, and ten prizes in merchandise donated hy Lake Mary merchauta. Cash prizes will he awarded tha top winning talent acts. Judges for the show are Al l.orinann, G e o r g e Tuuliy, Judge Vernon Mize, Randall Case, Julian Stenstrour, Mar­ ion Harmon and N. W. P feifauf. Miss Donna Young, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Young, who reside on Crystal Lake near Lake Mary, was scheduled to appear on the daytime "T o Tell The Truth" at 3 p. m. today. CAPF. K E N N E D Y fU P I) Miss Young is attending Tlie Air Force scored ils Barnard College in New York eighth straight success with City, a women's institution af­ America's m i g h t y Titan-2 filiates) with Columbia Uni­ ICBM Wednesday on a 5,000versity, on a scholastic schol­ mile lest of its ability to act arship. World crop o f apple* ex­ as a war rocket or space, Kite was to appear as one o f the "lia rs " who claims ceed* 700, million bushels an­ booster. It was the 14th success in 21' to he tlie new woman's na­ nually, according to tbs En­ cyclopaedia Rritamiica. tional water ski champion. test (lights at the Cape. Titan-2 IC B M Scores Again Students (Drink The Place Dry’ For Charity LONDON (U P I ) — Bruce's office by March Representative* deputized snd their precincts sre: John MeClosky. one: Zetta Morri­ son, four; David Kannly. eight; Margaret Gattis, W. D. Mcdcnlf. Ann llussctt, E. Pope Bassett and Frances Young, 11; Freda Hoover, 12; Dion Bassett, 14; H. It. Parker, 15; Leonard Cassel­ berry snd Marty Cox, 17; D. Anderson, 18; S. Julian, Guy Allen ami Geraldine Kccth, 20 and Hubert M. Fox, Lillian Severs and Kathleen Pctree. In s ta lle d Installation of newly rle*. ted officers will be conduct­ ed at the meeting regular of monthly Longwood’* St. Catherine o f Siena Circle of the Church of N ativity Cntholic Women’s Club sched­ uled for Monday nt 8 p.m. Ilie meeting will tako place at the home o f Mr*. J. W. flicks, 830 Lennar,n C i r c l e , North, Longdate, with Mrs. Chela Ansley to serve us co-hostess. ► > I ft Maiui Coidm One thousand men and women stu­ dents invaded a Chelsea pub Wednesday night and announ­ ced, “ we're going to drink the place dry.” They were true to their word. A t the rate o f TOO pints an hour, they cleared the beer harrels by 10:40 p.m., 20 minutes before closing time. Their total was 8,000 pints. Angus Owen, owner o f tlie Six Hells pub, staggered under a heavy tray and said, “ they couldn't have bettered this in the Wild West.” Last year, when they tried it, the students drank 2,470 pints before tbe police were called in to quell a minor riot. Tbs object o f the drinking spree was to raise funds for six different charities. Paint Store — In Casselberry IS NOW OPEN IN CASSELBERRY PLAZA fi.T8-7f.81 Hwy. 17-92 Larry Morrison, Mgr. on all N(R tofc brand point Buy one * get o n e .. m ums •e imii M ir Another Dream Kitchen! : ! Thanks for making our H O M E S H O W a success- in Ravenna Park Lyman Boys Gain Split The Lyman High Srhnol rlsli, 487; Jim Freeman, 410, boys bowling leuin gained a Gene Tucker, 427 LY M A N BOYS <722-733 904 2 2 split Monday night when — 2(09): Jim D.rmun, m i; flic Ixi.vs laiwling team from Woody laT, 45(1; Jim Jarrnrd, Evans High School In Orlan- 239-500; Andy lllnrly, 495; «lo at llm .Medallion Lanes In Sieve Brady, 507; Richard Morgan, 311. Maitland. Meanwhile, Evans' g i r l s team took a 4 0 decision (rum Lyman's lassies. Jim Jorrard (allied a 239 game lor Ion ian —ll.o second highest game rolled mi far in tlio Inter-.Scliulastic Bowl­ ing League this season. EVANS HOYS <783-821-7822383): Frank Dillon, 109 558; David Hall, 495; Steve Par- FEBRUARY 27 Admissions Carolyn Lavender, Johnnie D. Wormulh, Patricia L. Sla- !Catholic Circle Officers To Be 23. , II J 20 Deputized In Precincts Talent Show Scheduled Saturday Hospital Notes Federal Slate Mnrkcl News Service Sanford Shower*, the S a n fo r d - S e m in o le A r e a “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride” illH EVANS GIBUS Oi3l-032-C85 -1918): Jackie DeWall, 407; Nancy Inman, 188-139; Paula Caslow, 385; Pally Elkins, 333; Mary DeJulius, 381 LYM AN GIRLS <577-010 818 — 184l):Slirrldu While, 391; Barbara Komisnr, 383; Sandrn Watkins, 140 300; Vickl Clarke, 313; Constance Comfort, 339. n t Grout Savings on liasy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FIN K FU RNITU RE M ATH ER of Sanford , BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL S A V E B Y TH E R O O M FU L! iu m .--s-'x* /*• / orp FH A , FIIA-IN-SERVICE, V A AN D THE B R IT T A N Y ” C O N V E N TIO N A L FIN A N C IN G is just one o f the many cxdtinir plan* to I * 4 . found in Ravenna Park. This lovely SI bedroom, 2 hath home, located at 412 Timgelo Drive in Itaveniiu Park, features a fully equipped GK kit­ chen, central duet heating with air conditioning MODERN K ITC H E N S BY GENERAL A .... designed with You in mind ELECTRIC in G R E E N B R IA R of Loch Arbor optional, pluH many other quality extras. IIK A U T IF U L Others are now under construction, which would permit you to select paint and tile colors. will he given with the purchase o f each A N D C A B IN E T SPAC E — A M E R IC A N A R AN G E W ITH the under E A S Y TER M S — OPEN FR ID A Y NIGHTS MATHER • Tj ! Soafort’a Only Air t* I 20S-09 K. 1st ST. vl / j ™^iw. : - m ~'n~~ _ Custom CONSTRUCTION COM PANY I.KVEI. GENERAL ^ W A LL ELECTRIC lost construction facing facing available Washington, Mellonville. lots now are and See a these in a GROVE MANOR, 4 bedroom, three bedroom. beautiful new 2 2 bath, hath, plans! Building Our Specialty General Offica 211 W. 25th SL * Sales Offica 322-7495 222-3103 of Sanford W IL L IA M 8. BRUM LEY JR. BYRON M. LE ACH Fumitura 8tor* FA 2-0983 EYE Modern Kitchens hy COUNTER OVEN. A L L IT NEEDS IS YO U ! On Shoomakah W ALNU T C A B IN E TS — A M P L E home, through Murch 1, 1964 (Sunduy). OPEN FOR INSPECTION D A IL Y 1 III.ACK A GE Personal Portable Television Set STENSTROM R E A L T Y SALE S AG E N TS ‘S M U m N S U M * JIM H U N T Really Htrlushv Sales Agent 94aaai Cmkom mmdfVasassxalaf IBal/Wfay P. O. BOX 1599 SEE US FOR REM ODELING 322-8074 �(F it? J^cU tfnrii Ib n t lf t • Zip Code 32771 Recovery In Building Indicated In Florida J TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - sales totaled $472.1 million $38.7 million, up six per cent; Sales and use tax collections off only .33 per cent tor the residential construction at W E A T H E R : Pnrtly cloudy anil mild through Tuesday; hiirh today in 70s; low tonight in 60s. for the July-January period correspondent period a year $76.4 million up 38 per cent indicate the building industry ago. Sales tax collections VOL. 51) In k ed Press Leased Wire I'Vtublisncd IHOK MON., M A IU 'II 2, 1961 SAN FORI), FLO R ID A NO. 137 may be recovering from an were up $189,792 or 5.5 per and non-building construction at $32 6 million, up one per over - development period. cent. Revenue Director J. Ed Roofing and sheet metal In­ cent. The corporation report* Slraughn said today. dustry reported gross sales ed cumulative total of eon* Three Seminole High School Straughn said building con­ of $54.5 million, up $189,589, tracts for l'.HU amounted to seniors, .Norman Leach, on tractors reported gross sales |Decorating, painting and pa- 1$1.8 billion, a 12 per cent gain the solo trumpet; Mike Cor­ of $120.« million for the first I poring industry had gross over 1962. bin, on bass, and John Sauls, seven months of the current |sale* of $30.8 million or 30.20 tenor saxophone, won out in fiscal year, an increase o( per cent increase. a clinic conducted by the Or­ 10 31 per cent over the same While, electrical, plumbing, lando Musicians Union Satur­ period the previous year. The heating and air conditioning m w A ... day and will take part in an increase amounted to $11.2 i showed slight declines, gro-s All-Star Stage Hand on tele­ million. j sales for household appliance* vision in the near future. Gross sales of lumber and jumped hy 23 per cent or $23.3 • • • building materials have ts'en million. March meeting of the Ovie­ down (nr the past two years, The F. W. Dodge Corp. redo City Council, scheduled for lie said, tint the decline ap. j ported that future construetonight, lias been postponed MIAMI (U P I I—Citrus pio­ poured to he cheeked in the j tion based on December con­ until 7:30 p.m. next Monday. neer A. R. Michael and at l.i-t seven months. Gross tract* totaled $147.8 million, • • • least seven other persons W ASHINGTON (U P I) an increase of 19 per cent eligible Seminole Cuunty were killed this weekend on The Association of American over last year. The corpora­ voters who are not registered Florida highways. Railroads offered a Sino.uoo tion'* breakdown showed nonhave until April 4 to do so in reward today for info'matinn residential contract* totaled order to cast their ballots in leading to the arrest and con­ the May primaries. It is re­ ATIIKNS, Greece t L P I ) - viction o f saboteurs who dvported by Registrar Cainl King Paul I has developed a namlted a Florida Fast Bruce. I | blood clot in his lung, it was ('oast Railway freight train • • • announced today. Inform ed, j> b . 2fl. A matter of space caused sources at the royal palace | Association President Dan the deletion of part of Kensaid his condition was rapidly m p, Loomi* disclosed the C. E. THOMAS neth McIntosh's announce­ worsening. i action in telegrams to I’ reslFour juvenile* were appre­ ment of his candidacy for I dent Johnson and Florida Gov. hended by sheriff'* deputies county prosecutor last week. I Farris nryant. Lrontis also Ken is married to the former over the weekend anil police B E V E R LY HILLS, Calif, praised Johnson for ordering Mary Uoonc, of Savannah, (U P I )—The Screen Producers the Federal Iturcau o f Inves said their arrests solved a (la., and they reside with I Guild Sunday night selected ligation into the case, wide series of vandalism act* their three sons, Bob, Dan the British picture "Toni The blast, about to miles In the southern part of the and Mark, at 3304 Park A ve­ ’ Jones," produced hy Tony south of St. Augustine, was Charles K. Thoma*. lifelong county. nue. Richardson, us the best pro- p-c fifth such explosion on resident o f Seminolo County, • • • The home of Mr*. Sue Nor­ Inlay announced hi* cniiillitat-y duted motion picture of 1963. the strike-troubled railway in From the Lions Pause: man in lamgwood received for the Diidril 4 constohla r< it •> n t it i p t I ,llrw! wcck*- An‘ " h»'r cxplosHarold Rowland told us lie P t l l l S «),UUO I'C C L ion occurred during President heavy damage flout the ac­ rare. A. C. SMITH JR. was feeling as bad as the ■| LANSING, M idi. (U P I) — ’ Johnson's trip to Florida, Timm us m yrnr* o f age, re­ tion ol the Uirre youths, alt woman with a secret that no­ Pilot Frank Judge w atched j Feb. 27. side* with hi* wife, tlie form er between the ages of it and body wanted to hear. in liorrof Sunday as skydiver Lx>m i»' wire to llie PreslEthel William*, and their ♦ • ♦ 14. Richard Welch jumped from dent said the nation's railthree children at 010 Osceola 1To party damage to Hie Flection o f officers of the Ids plane and fell 3.000 feel to road* "earnestly h«|ie for Drive. iKime was nppraised at $t,515. American Legion Fair Asso­ his death when his parachute success of (lie present inves lie is employed hy the U. R. Walls, windows, furnishing* ciation will highlight tonight’s ligation* before this **vagcry failed to open. Civil S e r v i c e CommiMlim, SEM INO LE’S QUEEN OF HEARTS, Darlene Roberts smiles her approv­ and the like were wrecked meeting of Camphell-Lossing add* kiss to human life to Announcement of 111* candi­ hy the destructive action, serving n* a refrigeration nml al as Mrs. Leonard Munson, chairman o f the local Heart Association's Post. The new officers will it* mounting destruetlon of air conditioning mechanic ut dacy for County Commission- police said. then commence planning f o r 1 special event committee, receives a cheek for $805 representing the amount INNSBRUCK, Austria (U P I) property and disruption of thu Sunforil Naval A ir Station. t r for District 1 was made raised during the county’s Queen o f Hearts contest. Miss Roberts won the On investigating this dam­ U)is year's lair. The Post willj publie transportation — Mountain police today tic- vital Upon graduation from Scut, this morning by A. C. Smith age, police say they have title for bringing in a total o f $221. Presenting the cheek is Shealey Rest, celebrate Its birthday anni­ service*." gan digging out the bodies of inula High School, he served Jr., entering the political solved a series of breaking owner o f Melodee Skating Rink, where Sunday’s event was staged. versary on March 1G. There presently I* no pas­ 83 vacationers from snow• • ♦ arena for the first time. and enterings in the area ami with the United State Muriiio covered wreckage of a Brit- senger traffic on the JacksonSmith lias been in business some of the stolen article* Ctrps during the Korean con­ We know of u chap who ish airliner which imackvd vlllc-to-Mlami rail line. flict, and wit* decorated twice in Scminule County since were recovered. complained ot waiting 45 min­ into an Alpine peak in Aus1946. being a partner with his Other plares entered by for valor during this period. utes in a doctor's office and 1tria’s worst air disaster. Thomas states that he has brother in Smith Lumber and the youth, according to police, was told "you should have Supply at liongwood until include the John Faedi home ulwaya had n strong druiro to puilcncc—that's what the doc­ lie in law enforcement and sin* tor has . . . patients." T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — 1901. Since that time he has In I-ongwood and the lxutgBAIUUN, South Viat Nam ccrcly believes that, If elected, • • • operated a hardware More at wood Elementary Scltool. (U PI) —. MaJ. Gen. Nguyen A governor-appointed U-um of would perform a good servieu A total of four candidate* Long wood I M a s a Shopping The four hoys were releas­ 'Hie "soft drink thieves" Khsnlt a*id Sunday he be* pollca and FBI men under for tha pcoplo o f Scinlnulo Center. ed In custody of Utcir par­ •re operating again. llW jf] **'• North O riu d o 'Village .•**’ ^ * * •■ * Presidenthil order Intensified 4$* «■* litv. Iirnf 1st bo lie I* a member of Sanford ent* pending possible action Ci unty. " I ant aware o f tha open up vending machines. L’ouncIIi*Od Cll* Tha County CUrl'a office .and S, suptr "Undent of pus- wiupalgn that .killed ’ flva I their search today for persons necessity of eo-operating with remove the cap from a buttle, i Charter Ifciard has filed Tuesday noon will begin ae- lie luiructioi, supervisor of American-- last month has tha I b a h I n d violence associated Masonir Lodge and the Con­ In Children's Court. Investigating were Deputy all other law agencies, at a lo* insert a straw and drink their qualifying petitions before repting qualification d a t a j registration, hoard of pulilic hacking of French agent* iu with :i year-long Florida East sistory and Shrine at Orlando. He I* married to the former Charles Fagan Jr. and Ling- m l and state level, in order to fill . . . without dropping ■ I Saturday a noon deadline, from candidates fur the Moy instruction member* f r o m league with the Communist*. Coast Railway strike. Miriam K. Roy tin and they wood l'ulico Chief Claude achieve maximum efficiency dime and without removing ^ r*- Barbara Peters, village 5 Primary. Deadline for fit- . District* 2 and 3, county j R a i l r o a d official*, who for this o ffice," he laid. I .a jo . reside at Henry Levy Park. ing i» noon .March 17. suiveyor, justice o f peutu P l m f g F o U n i l llie bottle from the machine. clerk, reported today. said they increased their scCouncil candidate* running A hn*l o f county office* and constable fur District* 3, TAHOE V A LLE Y , Calif, curlty guuid to ut least ion, R. T, Milwec, County for the group two post are uro in the race thi* year, I uml G. (UIM ) — The Air Force an- said they welcomed the slate achool* superintendent, par­ Robert E. Stephenson, incum­ tunging from thu clerk uf Alsu to be named arc Dem* mmiiecd today that a Para- mid federal InveMigntoi*. ticipated in the groundbreak­ bent and David G. Tilson. Circuit Court to justices uf ocrutic national committee- dise Airlines plane that disGuv. Furri* Bryant SuturThose running for the group the peace and constables. ing cercmonici held Friday niuu mid committeewonmii in appeared over Lake Tahoe duy ordered 15 highway pafour post now held by Mayor in Orlando for the construc­ Tniiimmn Philip J. Allen The second Primary it j ,|lp ilCOiul Primary, Suml.iy with 85 persons h ad 1trolmen, six S h eriff* llurcuu W. W. Anderson are Mrs. tion of Cenlrul Florida'* new. . scheduled fur May 'Jfi. Couii- j 0|I ,j„. htiltu level, the fo l­ been liinnil on a mountain just - investigutor* and Assistant rode Atlantic C o a s t I.ino'* education television station | I' ll.,,,1rinslca'1 » n<l lla r ly posts open fur election |„wi,ig pusis will he filled west of Genoa in Douglas j state A lly . Joseph Jacob* to N'unihei 175 for the hint time old E. Wilkes. which will l)o utilUing UIIF this year, nil for four-year this year: County, Nev., about 45 tulles investigate thu homliing* hut Charter Board candidate* early Monday morning, then channel 24. terms, are: Governor, secretary o f south ot Reno. A spokesman iu concentrate on kinnllvr Ininclude Hubert Wesley Dean, Ciicuil Court rlcrk, sheriff, s t a t e , treasurer, attorney said there were no survivors. rldrnls connected with tha hung up his hul on a record Hubert Dcrum. Lucy Fairof 54 year* in transportation. A meeting of the Long (ax assessor, tax collector, general, strike. aupciintcndent of burn. Gloria Fcrrin, Etta M. Ho hail ex|M*cte<! a quiet ride of „ Range Planning Committee ot ... ... , county judge, county cuunty proseprose public instruct inn, comptrol­ Stale planes were ordered mIh>u ii I the piggyhuck special the Seminole County Chamber - M#rv ‘ ||ow^ ,. • u“ '<sr attorney county cum- ler, coinniUsioner o f agricul­ lo putiul tlie state-long FEC from Jacksonville to Ida home rail toad ami public track* the governor aulil. ! ! . y 'I.!.' I Charles A. Trcslcr ami Jay missioned for Dist. n ta 1, a ture, slut ion. It was. But the end­ ed for Wednesday, has been ... utilities commissioner, Con­ Last week President John­ ing w a s different. postponed. It'll be held Friday |' Uc, iMr#!jon b(>ok„ dl)scd gressional representative for son ordered F ill men to eonTliero were flashra from noon at Jim Spencer's. Byron crlitrate on the Investigation the Fifth District, Supreme last Friday afternoon with a rnnteru* and u host o f ruilroad Kimball und Francis Itoumil The Sanford Naval Air Sta­ after two tiuins went dyna­ Con it justices for Groups I, total of INI residents regist­ mill railroad union officiuls to lat Jr., arc co-chairmen. tion will roll out It* welcome mited during the duy lie vis­ 2 ami tl. ered. gn-et him. ......... . „ , , Election* will laheld Other offices lip for elec­ mat Tiiesilaj a* a 10-plane ited Florid* While the state Neither tlie rnilttiml nor thn When English Estate* School M ard, , 7 7 „ 7 ,, A-5A Vigilante attack squad tram will aid the F ill III thn tion include: union would let hi* record of Principal Morris "thy ap-|,„ |toom sjx |hp Nl)rlb rnn returns after eight The "storking bandit" till | Judge ol the District dynamiting*, Bryant ordered reared at the dedication of 0rlamll, c<impjin>. , ~es on against Saturday night, ob-^ Court o f Appeals, Second Ap- month* in the Atlantic and it to pul speeiul emphasis oil fill years in transportation go unnoticed. T h e y applauded a Liard the the smaller deeds — shooting* the new plant last week lie Un8W()0j . 0vJcdo Hoa,|. tainitu an undisclosed amount pollute District; state uttor- Mediterranean him with words and ship* on supcrcarricr USS Indepen­ said he would accomplish ttr>t | ________________ of ra-.lt In the holdup of the ru.y< Ninth Judiciu) Circuit, in the homes o f mil worker* the buck. thing* lirst. He immediately « . .. . Handy food store on French Hnd m ru t h e r of House dence. uml similar incident*. Philip J. Allen had started Aircraft and (light crew* introduced his wile. T O i l l II j Q I I C u Avenue at I bird Street. ,,f Keptesentatives, Seminole Ilia career when only 13 years from Sanford's Heavy Attack ' Wearing a woman'* stock County. old und worked after school And speaking of schools.j 111 R o b b e r y 1ing as a mask, as hr lias in If thu Number 1 constitu­ Squadron one are expected C f n r L H n n r f c and during vacation*, lie first to begin arriving at the air I 1 C U U 3 Mrs. J. C . Mitchell, principal j An Altamonte Springs youth previous robberies, the ban- tional iiniriidmciit p a s s e * served a* u messenger hoy of Southsiile Elementary in is being held in the county ,m (orn-d the clerk to empty next November, several state nation soon after 9 a. in., uc- C n r C n m t n n I n turn mmed into thu muchinu cording to latest word received ^ 0 r ^ 1 7 1 1 1 1 0 1 6 Sanford, hold* same sort of jail on an armed robbery a caN-, register In a p a p er1offices will huve to be voted shop. record. Sim taught lind grade j charge after a holdup of si |assvk. lie was brandishing a 1oil ago in in IPIU) for four |from the Independence, OfflI^ te r lie moved to the tool i rials emphasised Uiat the at the siiHxil for 20 year* and service station on Route 436. ;;n ealilur revolver, year terms. They're Mailing for the department and at the age of : time Is purely tentative and for the last 19 year* she's j Charged i* Bernard Maxofficers converged on nlork l » pay a visit to the These include the govi-ruui13 was assistant storekeeper. con d he changed hy opera!been the principal. We'd ven- well. It). S h eriffs deputies re- nK. ar,.a. a s soon as the rob-1 ship, sccriTaty of slate, rounty j*il today. A "gurnt" Ho became a truininuii 41 | ing condition* around the turc to say that it looks as port Maxwell staged the hold ] |H.ry wa* reported und scourat tlie loral institution I* ex- years ago, a post ho has held i trcusuicr, attorney g.nerul, ship though she'll he pcrmancnll up last Tuesday. They report |cd downtown Sanford Salt to no superintendent o f public inpreting. since. , The remainder of Uw squad • • • ! the victim identified his ax nil A L ie rhrrk thi* morning nlruellon, comptroller and Mr. and Mr*. Allen livs at Police todav also reported " lru“ ................. , " ml . ron'. 300 plus support per And gelling hack to English assailant and the arrest fol at the jail got thi* content: l i t Holly Avenue, a homo a breaking and entering some ,'on" ,,lM,0" rr ,,f ■ *ricullure' |«m nrl .re slated to begin airEstates school for a para-] lowed, “ Any hour now." they have occupied fo r tin) i lifting into Sanford late Wed­ graph, Girl Scout Troop 393 Details o f the rubbery were time Sunday night at Hie ■ )o u might *ay the Jail o f­ nesday afternoon. post 41 years. On Muy 4 they presented a new Hag to he not available this morning, Palace Itcer garJen. 4U8 San n ! s . _ _ | J _ I J i Greeting the returning air­ ficials arc on pin* and wil. celebrate their golden lord Atcnuc. The thief took I x I l C S n e i O r O T displayed front the n ew — —--------------ni-cdlr*. or iH*|m t * aa the wedding anniversary. men will lie crowd* of dceight Itotile* n( wine and $6. p la n ., iiagpoie. # case may It . We'll keep you j pen lent*, friend*, military Allen waa born in Enter­ tuned in on latent develop­ prise and cumu to Muuford Funeral services for W il- ' and civic leaders. Banners ment*. Iiau, Hawkins, IG. o f port O r-(w ill announce Uio event at Cameron says cither a new-, 3 . with his parents when liu was comer or a fool predict, the -n-l Burial -erv.re. range, fatally injured iu a fall NAS Sanford and downtown, six months old. weather and then he'd better “ r D. Wormuth. I f . ^ I S S i n Q T o t her* Friday afternoon, were Since leaving Sanford last He is a charter member o f no. hang up his Jacket u„,||) D. S -N a vyy., o orf 1000 11)00 Park Park AveAve- ' .'e^-old boy was the ,<J ,H’ •» •* P«<" Jul>- V A ,,’ > h* ‘ flown “ » Brotherhood o f R a i l r o a d he held at Sebring. • • (,f „ h iU.y at First Metlnall.t Church. tv*in-j*-t Vigilantes from the alter Easter. Anyway, Cam­ Trainmen 976 and helped to ^ * 2 ^ • I ^ i Ontnye. ..urta. « a . I., t - i l ^ « » « “ eck of the In d c eron credit* the Bible with The U n a was not announced. ^ Selection of a Jury to hear orpunixe the Sanford Division. W ormuth was injured in a Path, pcndcnce a* part of the U.S. saying that can't Id l the ! feel cell vxnl.,.i.... ........... Allen is a member o f the ...... you .............. wandered about a quarter in lli'lltnui* Mi'inifi iul a damage »uit in Circuit i Second and Sixth Fleet's hulwinter front summer except ' , Thursduy Dcytonu Bcuih. Court occupied much of this Oviedo F 4 A 51 243, Sanford - .* #i- at Sunforil ViiVi.1 Aim a ,,1“ l by the blooming of the ( |g Sanford N «v.| A ir Station at home t* M ichael H a w k in s fell from a Marl( ° f defense. The »hip morning in the county court­ Chapter OKS 2 and a member and died I rtday afternoon at in e * . And. »ay * Perry. of the First Presbyterian ,r "" *!ridr y. - ftt rn,r M “ l A n lh oV ’ ilartkopf. M r !! »<uff«ldlng while working Fri- h «» ranged . . far smith . . house. white fig* arc blooming which Grunge Memorial Hospital. Ur­ and Mrs. N. E. Ilartkopf o f *'< y nfternuuii at Pinecre.t Gi.anunamo H .y. Tuba, and M (j Nt.1|l0 Wagner ha* Ctturch. lulidu, mean* that thcre’li he no 210 \V<fb<lmerc Avenue in Hie Shopping Center. Ho died a w | brought Ulc court action Hie court action Surviving is his wife. Mary more fro»t. He add*, tlie blue f'raver Home subdivision. *1 ort time later at Florida j , against Ben K. McCormack L c Il Wormuth, furm eily of fig tree* will bloom next. Sheriff's deputies »aid the .Sanitarium and Hospital Win- [ IN U Z I A r r C S l C d a* a result of injuries she al­ Seining. Woiiiiuth was a na­ boy wa* located in a water j L r Putk. FR A N K FU R T, Germany legedly received in October, WASHINGTON (UPD-The SUKI'HISE wum rggiatcretl on the face of Philip tive of Deposit, K . V, hole north of Mattie Street. Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled (U P I) — An ex-Naxi official, I960. J. Allen Sutuluy when he uliifhtud from hit At­ Supreme Court today affirm­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — ---Assisting in the search were ‘hath a* ‘'accidental." Gerhard Holme, who Jumped lantic Const Line Roilrond truin to round out Mr*. Wagner claim* injur­ ed a rulini that U. S. con­ The United Flute* In.* dc»erlb-j o tO C K S H I b C Surviving aie lii* wife, Mr*. bail to escape the "m ercy ies from an automobile wreck gressional districts ut Texa* Special Deputy Carl Smith &i junta of sttrvicu. With him id Al McMillan. ml aa "unfoundsd" Russian NEW YO R K (U P Q —Stock* and Deputy James R. Moore, Ella Hawkins; a son, Robert killing" trial, in West Ger­ on Highway 17-92 and Con* must b« redrawn but left the He und H. O. Hugwell, vice president of the charges that military rocketsl continued to advance at th e’ The tot disappeared at W. Hawkins, at home, and a many ha* been arrested in cord Road. door open for a postponement Brotherhood of Truinmen, Lodgo 976, presented md y-j* him bring built in West tier- iq citing today un (airly In-avy about tl a. m. and fias 10* to­ daughter, Judith Mur llnw- \r; eulina, it was announced Hearing Hie rate Is Circuit until alter Hus year's elecAllen u host of Rifts. Ruilroad officiuls, friends 1 trading. i ealed about three hours later. | kins, o f Cuvtogton, h y. i today, U ny , Judge Vaasar Carlton, and members of the Alien funyjg ^ere ou bandy t- ^ e iOc* $100,000 Reward For Saboteurs Railways Join BRIEFS Effort To End Citrus Man Killed FEC Bombings K in g Worse Four Arrested In Vandalism Mechanic Runs For Constable ! Best 1963 Film Business Man In Board Race Recover Bodies 9 Qualify In North Orlando Qualifying To Open Tuesday For May 5 French Accused State, FBI Teams Intensify Hunt Sanford Trainman Retires Vigilante Unit Returns Tuesday Slocking Bandit Strikes Again County Jail Tod.)-, tickler _ Wormuth Rites ,At Sebrinq Fall Victim Deputies Find Jury Selected In Damage Suit Texas Too Charge Denied •• 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/. 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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>, February 28, 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/35e52393b35d248d6b8e0ebffb3aa117.pdf 0b4a77017696b932d60a8b2c1dfb7179 PDF Text Text fltasfness Brief Horatio Alger, George Jenkins Stories Similar Modern day educator* may aneer a t Horatio A lt e r sloriea but they find it hard to eaat aalde tha atory o f George W . Jenkins, a Georgia boy, who atarted aa a $15 a woek fro eery a l a r k and today hrada tha Public Food Store* Corporation which ho formed. Jenkina poaaeaaad ambition which ha eouplod with hard work and an uncanny ability to pleaaa and hold customera. In 1928 he became man­ ager o f the largcat atore of a chain. W ith money he ear­ ed be later opened hla own atore. And it grew from there. Jenkina, who can come up with a new idea on the hour, bellerod euatomera would re­ spond to service and show­ manship aa well aa comfort and convenience. He beauti­ fied stores Inside and out and provided landscaped parking areas. Ilia ideas revolutionis­ ed the grocery business. Ill* competition followed but he managed to remain In fro n t Trade Journals and the Saturday Evening Post told the Public atory. Another condensed article appears in the current issue o f Header’s D igest Jenkins set out to make "shopping a pleasure" and adopted that slogan. Every inducement was offered — trading stamps, gimmicks, give-aways and hidden trea­ sure*. How successful he was is evidenced by the steady increase in gross sales to a point where they hit over $200 million in 1908, with 99 atorea In operation and a doran more under construction. Today, more than 6,200 Pub­ lic employes wear the com­ pany’s emblem. SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWEET SMOKE FLAVOR Swift'a Premium Tasty Sausage Brown 'N Serve .1 Legal Notice M rrn n to a it m a h t iih n t si k t o i j o iin u. n r n .o n iU A M it.i.cn Itssldsncs: Unknown TOU AIUJ IIK IIK Iir NOTI­ FIED THAT you lisve brsn nsmsd ■■ H>apon.lsnt In * iviltlou of Adoption of your Infant son, In I'lianrsry Css* No. 1ITSJ. flUd In Clrrult Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for fltmlnol* County, Klorldai And that you art rsqulrsd to ril* your Answer with ths Clsrk of this Court and lo srrv# a copy Ihtrsof upon Attornsys for I'slltlonsrs, olios* rim e snd address la lllshop A Ilornstsla, i t Ksst Pin* Htrset, Orlandn, Ptarlda, not latsr than March llth. lis t If you fall t« do an. a Us­ ers* Pro l.'onfrsao will lie en­ tered aaslnst you In the said css*. WITNEKH niy hsnd and Ih# asal of said Court al Hanford, Florida. Mils 10th day of Fsbruary. 1**1. (HUAI.) Arthur II. Rsekwlth. Jr., Clsrk of Circuit Court llyi Mur lli a T. Vllilsn Deputy Clsrk BIBHOP A IIOIINHTKIN, i t Cast Pin* Htrest, Orlsmlo, Florida, Attorn*)* for Psiltlonrra. PuMl.h r*b. IS, It. SS a Mar. «. 1SSI. CIHI-ST C huck S t e a k s Tamow's Cooked or Baked Sliced Ham ..... P ot R oast Copeland's Froth '■ Flavorful Sliced Bologna .... Delicious Lenten Treat (boneless) S h o r t R ib s • . Swordfish Steaks For Frying or Bolling, Modium Site W hite Shrim p.... FULLY COOKED G ro u n d B eef fvaporated (Limit ( please) Carnation HAMS Swift's Premium Super Sifted Ceid Cats 1 <-es. phot. 17s _ teiesne, POP, T-V Ports Leal mm lim tint Sal- rs*. SS. IM4I K All Grinds of Dtlicious F o l g e r rs C o f f e e Social Security Agent Coming A representative of the So­ cial Security Administration's District Office will be at (lie City Commission lloom in Sanford's City Hall on Wed­ nesday from • a. m. until noon. This service is made avail­ able In those who wish to apply for old age and aurvivors insurance benefits, or to obtain any other informa­ tion about tha Social Security program. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-ASED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! ALCO A W RA P | 0 0 « % V .Y W (limit 1 per customer w/purchoses of $5 < Sliced or Helved Yellow Cling F&P Peaches 4 Tasty Red or Yellow Howaiion Lim it 1 Wllh $.r» Purchase Wed. K Tliurn. Only D O G FO O D 6 1.77* Ir n y y m m x m m P u n c h .......... 3 l O O t ^ l O l | JfHG reen S ta m p s <~ > u s S itm m r d m S m A S Swift's Centred Letwb Meet , ■pm W ~W Prcm ............ VO-5 HAIR SPRAY iGrey, Herd-te-Htld, Ra«.) 7-es. esa $1.50 slut tea mm n>s*rm SaL. rw. f*. ISMi Wr. Orsse (Meat Cream Style Corn ........... ireekfast Club fresh Whipped O W m iV W B i Jll Oroon S ta m p * B re a d ........... Silver Pless Breed Sauer-Kraut... I HydroxCookies .... .!\ I mo Oft asms* m i tarditss sfc CRIST TOOTH FASTI astro-lorgo 69c ^ ftasirs* tat.. Use. a * 1SS4I P.P.V. Ceehle Pasture Fudge'N N u t ...... ' lO 1 Vrt«Y M B ( Jftl G reen S ta m p s n lo h e ly s a le Stehsly's Dtlicieut Bavarian Kraut viifc ait comm* m4 mmdtmmeii Swift's Premium Stills Seolsd Frooks 2\\ Slehshf's Testy Shellie Beans......... * Stehslv's Tseder Cat or Sifted Green B e an s.......... \ , O W 'a . V W 5 ( Jll O reen S ta m p * Stehsly's Teodor Whole Green B e a n s......... *\ with dot see*** tad S*>At»* *h Stehsly's Perdhesh Lima Beans ......... *! fr o z e n fo o d s Ban*vet Bread Testy Asserted ■ • dow n p r o d u c e la n e T E N D E R Y E L L O W F L O R ID A Frozen Dinners...... # dairy specials Pillsberv Swae* er Suttermilh Biscuits........... 6 , O W A Ti Y M B ( Jfil G reen S ta m p s Chsl't Delifht Tatty Cheese Spread..... Mr*. Paul's Pish-ltlch Fleitshmeea's Cera Oil I Plus 50 stamps1 Frozen D in n e rs.....* Margarine **•••** 2 i Mr*. Smith's famous Outsh WiueRsia Mild*Flevered Apple T a r t .......... JS Potatoes ...........4 a Ncnuoo's Oraagt Bead SM0KID SAUSABI lb. 69c wiO dut t a p s md r u d m eh Fltlubmaaa'i Coni Oil Morgorlo* ■ 2 I-lb. ctm. 78c a !■ tSamrss SaU. rs*. a* It*4! Cheddar Cheese ... Mitt Witcemta 10ft-as. Cheddar Chssse mellow msdium sharp X leuthlaad Qufth Presse Stew Vegetables ... t WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! la Buftor Souse. Birds lye Serif Juaa Pees e Niblets Corn ...... ' * 4-Plthermea Dtlftieus Virglalo Fotruuki P. a Hot 1IU S u fs ti PhylUo RogoMUH PA M U 4 Lofco Mary W fiB f Frozen S c a llo p s.... 5 Treasure Me Peeled, G R EE N O N IO N S O RANGES Deveined Shrimp Game Hens ........ A P P LE S SEMINOLE P L A Z A H W V . 17-92 & Sit 426 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �J* * i r ti. (Tlrr FEC Blast D erails 27 Cars, Five Locomotives R. E. Porter ha* been told l>y good authority that agreenunt has been reached for the sale o f the Del-Mar building and a new plant will be in operation soon. • • • Memo to Congressman Syd llrilo n g: Not this year but quite possibly in 1968 you will have opposition fo r reelection. Lt, Jim Talmodge, retiring from the Navy here Friday, aspires to your po­ sition in Congress. • • • Neil Farmer says this is true: That near Webster, Muss., is a body o f water nam­ ed “ Lake ChargoggagoggmanehaURgagoRRchaubunuRun g • amaugg.” He says it is an In­ dian name meaning: You fish on your aide; I'll fish on my aide; nobody fishes in the middle. • • • W e d n e s d a y ’ s "C lock" written in advance • mention­ ed that possibly two inrumtient office holders, already announced they would not seek re-election, were being ••pressured" by their friends to reconsider. Sure enough, just in time to make the front page, (Jen. J. C. Hutch­ ison said he would be a can­ didate to succeed himself on the County Commission. The other incumbent mentioned in the rumor replied that ‘T v o had the course.” • • • Clerk A rt Ueckwith and Ills s ta ff at tho courthouse will tie plenty busy for a couple weeks. Candidates for county offices must qualify with Beckwith between noon of next Tuesduy and noon March 17. Indications are prohubly the largest listo f candidates ever will file. • • • Reminder to local businesses mid offices: l.oek your doors when closing for the day. Po­ lice Blotter every day lists a series o f place* where o ffic­ ers found door* open or un­ locked. 1ha officers cannot always find the occupants Vto notify them. , • * • There’* one mean thief in the area . . . pilfering Heart Fund collection luxe*. How low-down can a man be? • • • Police chief Roy G. W il­ liams, nwaru of tliu steppedup puce o f burglary attempts in recent days, is taking steps to increase the night­ time patrol o f city streets, lie say* he may be ahla to add another man to the nighlbeat and expects to do this in the near future. To dale, the breaking and enteting at­ tempt* have, in the main, been unsuccessful. The chief aays he intends to keep it that way. • • t City Manager |H-t« Know­ les straightened us out on the matter o f waste living dump­ ed into I.ake Monroe, as questioned in Wednesday’s "Clock.” It is not the raw sewage being dumped but •‘effluent,” meaning ti rated waste (nearly plain water) a fter it pusses through the sewage disposal plunt. And the new plunt is costing $407,ouo • not *800,000. Furry, Pete. ••• Future Homemakers are sponsoring a car wash Sat­ urday to raise money for their Heart Fund candidate, Gail Coleman. It will lie held at Hekla's Gulf service on 1792 from 0 to A. The girl* say: •’ He sure to observe this l.cup Year special and support your Heart Fund.” • • * By 1070, says Douglas Stenstrum, attorney fur the County school board, Semi­ nole will have an estimated population o f lOU.boo people. This mean* the county will have to provide school facil­ ities for 29,300 children, twice a* many a* we now have. Ib is also means 61)0 new classrooms at a cost of about $11,6*H) each, 600 new teachers. The rost o f the class­ rooms alone will be nearly (0 million. fentlfc > i ST. A U G U S T IN E (U P I ) — |he counted at least 20 cars locomotive unit with "a ter • Zip Code 32771 # rific blast.” An explosion, apparently trig- • derailed, W E A TH E R : Occasional rain today nnd tonight; Friday partly cloudy; high today 65*73; low tonight 45-55. “ It felt like my car left the j gered by saboteurs, derailed j “ They are shattered and today five diesel locomotives; piled up in such a jumble that pavement for a couple o f feet y Q j^ j-jj United Press I.eased W ire Established 11108 T I 1URS, KERRUARV 27. 19G1 S A N F O R f). FLO RID A NO. 135 and 27 cars of a freight train it is difficult to count them stes ght up,” Bishop said. When he saw the rail car* operated h.v the strike-plagued but it looks like about half the train left the tracks,” the login leaving the track, hr Florida East Coast Bailway. quickly |mt his automobile in No one wns seriously hurt, newsman reported. Ray Rishop, a motorist, ha i reverse to get out of the way. authorities said. An engineer Some o f the shattered rail suffered a cut on the head slopped his uutomohile at the from flying glass shattered by dossing to await passage of cars were carrying citrus and the train. He said the first four wood. Others were empty. The the blast. The names of the Miami- Diesels passed over the cross­ tt—in also contained tank cars based train crew were with­ ing then the explosion went I ut none caught fire. The explosion was the third off directly under the fifth held. such blunt on the FEC line Contrary to first reports a f­ this month. Another attempt ter the explosion, there was no ( earlier this month failed near fire, authorities said. Titusville when four boy* dis­ Tho explosion occurred rig h t' P A L A T K A (U P I ) — With armed a big dynamite bomb at a crossing on State Hoad considerable pomp ami a boost placed under the tracks by 200 near the community « f pulling the wire* loose just h e -1 M IAM I (U P I) — Fred O. from President Johnson, tha Dupont Center 10 miles south fore a freight tiain passed. Dickinson, candidate for gov­ century old dream o f a canal of this city which house* exec­ There have been two explo­ utive offices o f the rnilruad. ernor, passed off charges that across Florida takes a major step toward realization to­ sions in the Miami area and he It hand-picked by Gov. Harvey I.opez, managing day. CHICAGO (U P I) — Tile the most recent derailed a editor o f the St. Augustine Farris Bryant today as “ an Ceremonies at Rodeheaver Record, r e p o r t e d fiom the loader of the Black Muslims freight train ut New Smyrna attempt to get publicity.'' Boys Ranch 10 miles south­ scene that the blast derailed Wednesday night said heavy- Beach south o f here. west o f here marked the star* Today's Ill-fated freight was the first four o f five diesel lo­ weight champion Cassius Clay • • • comotives a n d completely had admitted he was a mem­ r.oithhound out of Miami. WASHINGTON (U P I )-SenA delegation of more than shattered the fifth. He said ber of the black supremacy ate investigators are unable to 26 Seminole Countiana am sect hut did not say where find two subpoenaed witnesses in Palatka this afternoon atlie got his information. in Hie Itohhy Baker inquiry f i n d i n g the reremonir* " I am glad that Cassius anil charged today that one of marking opening o f conClay was brave enough to say them apparently “ is giving us atrurlion o f the croas-stata he was a Muslim” Elijah Mu­ the runaround.” harge canal hy Prmidcnl hammad told a cheering Johnson. Hy special invita­ crowd o f almost 6.000 Ne­ tion of Gov. l-'arris llryant, groes at tile group's annual TALLAH ASSEE ( UP I ) these Seminole High School national convention. “ I am Gov. Farris Bryant said tlie officers are present: Steve happy that he confessed he MOSCOW — Tile Soviet state won't intervene in the Sewell, presldenr o f the Union has sent a leading Rus­ GENEVA fU P I) — A huge is a believer." sabotage - plaqucd Florida Student Council, and class Clay did not make any sian scientist to establish a increase in American missile I East roast railway strike un­ presidents, Ed Cosky, sen­ statement about Black Mus­ satellite observation station in power has Jarred Moscow in­ til the federal government has iors; Joel F'rhd. juniors and lim membership in Miami Cuba. to serious study of President tried every settlement-possi­ Jimmy Bark*, sophomore*. Beach, where he won the The island is less than 250 Johnson's proposal for a ro c -, • • • bility. crown from Sonny l.lston mile* from the U.S. missile ket production freeze, it was o f ^instruction o f a 107-milt base at Cape Kennedy. Tuesday night. reported on high authority to­ liurgu canal that will cost Attempt* were made to The official press agency T IIE CiAVEh denoting presidency o f the Seminole County Chamber o f day. reach Clay for comment on Tass identified the scientist CHATTANOOGA, T e n n . some $168 million before i) Commerce will lie bunded tonight by Francis E. Houmillnt Jr. (le ft) to The Soviet Union, anxious Muhammad's claim but the as Nikolai Yerpylev, scienti­ (U P I) — The Jury tampering is completed in an estimated Karlyle Houahulder. (Hriilgca Photo) for economic reasons to cut new champion was not avail­ fic secretary of the Soviet trial of Teamsters Prcsklcnt eight to 10 year*. its military spending, I* work­ able Tho first fam ily took o f! He said recently he Academy of Science. James R. Iloffa may be in ing out how nuirli money it would explain his position af­ In Washington, a U. S. the hands of a federal jury by from Andrews A ir Force Rasa would save over the next five ter the Befit was over but space expert said such a sta­ early next week, according to near Washington for the ov­ or six j ears through such a failed to do so Wednesday. tion in Cuba would help the the speed of trial develop­ ernight trip. A t Jackaonvilla freeze, closely i n f o r m e d Rudolph Valentino Clay, Soviets keep more precis*' Naval A ir Station, Johnson ments today. source* said. Ihe champion's younger bro­ track of their own manned switched to a helicopter for The disclosure came after ther and a heavyweight box­ and unmanned craft in orbit. the short fligh t to the canal American disarmament chief er also, tohl an impromptu He said he doubted that the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . site near here. William C. Foster served no­ news conference here Wed­ Russians needed a Cuban to A fter detonating a dyna­ (U P I )—Tlie "little six" elec­ tice on an impressed 17-na- nesday that he was a Black keep wa’ ch on U.S. launch­ Presentation o f the Com­ ted members of the Security mite charge to start construe He said be expects no op TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) ings from Cape Kennedy, add­ lion disarmament conference Muslim. munity Service and Merit Council stepped up offstage tlon o f the eross-Florida barge , .............. . A suit to validate $76 million position other than the rou , ing that Soviet newsmen in and on the Soviet Union in 1 in college construction bonds tine opposition required o( A * " rd* » 11 h' Khl Khl th« ■»' negotiations on the Cyprus eunul, Johnson was flying to Florida and Russian trawparticular that American litis- < uf the Scminolt Seminole Miami Beach where tonight ......... ..-.I... ... "uul meeting of lVrs V h lch Treqw m t L\S. "East w“ ‘ County Cir- slate attorneys in order to County Chamber o f Com­ crisis toduy in search of a site strength has already more solution that would krep the ho will address $IOO-n-plato rata* every legal point and Coast waters can perform C" 1 ^ 0O'\ < W than tripled during tliu past1 fund raising dinner given Ivy settle It to the agitate* k m merce tills evening at May- issue out o( Hie cold war, this function. a,U r **• booJ! mvXm * iv‘ n fa ir Inn. two years. tlie Florida State Democratic of bond buyers. The official deduced that * * •* b^ ' Foster said the United1 Francis K. Itoumillat Jr., Committee. The hunts, authorized h) t '4 Sc.lets wvouk. use t f * Cu-?U.C‘ W V ' J f S * •uDrsJur president, will he Slates missile arscnsl in i l u ' Johnson and his family will hie legislature and Use peoTALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — ban station as a ctoaera o h ^ , * t* master o f ceremonies. Chap, will mushroom to 76o per cent j spend the night at tho hotel N E W ORLEANS ( U P D - A serration post for obtai ni ng. , w ■ “ » • " " * ** *u,w l>le *t • statewide idertion lain Robert L. Deal, o f San- Guv, Farris Bryant udmitted its size in 1902. when the con­ and fly hack to Washiugtoa James W. hy Navy submarine hunter air- precise Florida information about1 { i ‘ B' f a' " c» * y* ! U “ >r a r... " iU |M' iPi" ‘d , " fl i foul Naval A ir Station, will Wednesday several ference began, unless Moscow Friday morning. plane today Joined a massive satellite orbits. Such data, he 'I1'1 Jr; mwVf d ,a*1 *" fl1 n« over a 30-ycur period f r o m ' __ . . . . congressional districts need ' pronounce invocation. helps “ break the vicious cir­ Johnson’s appearance at tha of K‘“ " s « ' « “ « fro1" " ,c iU ,c » , J George Touhy will ..res.-n* reapportioning, but ha said fund-raising dinner, which is cle of Hie arms race” before effort to solve Utc mystery of , a|d. is particularly Useful in ,h* ,u U . hr wouldn't call a special leg­ a oS-dcath Jetliner crash in bringing asirona.il* back to f '* * * ''> d«V'* “ n “ * j *•, l * r « ' " » receipt* tux „ , e Cominui.lty Servl e Award then. expected to attract 3,600 per­ sprawling L a k e Ponlcliar- earth from apace l," l,d‘ Ci,n *** * ° ,J wl" lc ll'c on utilities ’ n *r*i w . . . to the unannounced recipient, islative session to correct this sons, opens a Fo»iwr urged the Soviets train. Democratic ! ___________ _ market I* so favorable. I he slate board of ixluva- llfu.r whlch K>rlyle one problem. to negotiate a missile freeze drive to carry the president­ The money will be used to Several congressmen were lion, which will oversee U*« ||lo|drP will receive the gavel ami agree to another pro|Hisal ial ticket in the State this build $16 million in cla>«expected to observe Hie invc*. program. .. expected to »e 1 „ fro|n Uouln,|Ut to stop the production of fis­ November. The last Demo­ |rooms ami other building* at he first set of bonds, total. tigution of Tuesday's crash of |t,.p. H. j . „ a v i i Jr< w iu WASHINGTON (U P I)- S c n - cratic presidential candidal s sionable material* for nuclear state universities, including Eastern Air Lines flight 3ul Ing KS ."lllioo immediately |ltVil.(lt , |l(J Mt>rit Aw ald t j ate leaders, apparently postura;>on* saying these “ are to win Florida’s 14 elccturiu! a new I diversity in Pensa­ Horn New Orleans interna­ after v alidaUon by circuit and |„ le ulmmiuun,.,.d tM ,p i.llf| INitiing action on tliu civil promising areas fur early tional uirport. votes wus H arry S. Truman cola and planning for another the supreme court, and other follow ed liy ini i nduct inn of rights hill until next week, in 1018. agreement.” university at Orlando, and The Civil Aeronautic* Board issue* up to the *76 million j w n ' gur.ta t.y HOUSTON f D P I) Jaing. a by Sen. moved today towards passage Soviet negotiator Semyon K. H ie canal dedication cere­ Fto million for buildings al total as needed during Hie (C A B ) is lirading the investi­ horemen . three Oulf of 1)Ijp Jllnior collPBr,. of the *17 billion defense auth­ monies drew 15,000 persona, Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Tsarapkin played for time in biennium. gation and search. There has iliig . Gen. Hurry J. Sands orization hill and wheat and including Gov. Farris Bryant replying to Foster, lie claim­ «In m m \ Assistant Atty. Gen. Italph been no indication of wlial f , reign ships with wheat for 0 duu.. who filed the suit. Jr., romiiinnder o f tho A ir cotton legislation. ed a missile freeze “ would uud Democratic Sell*. Georgy might have caused Hie crash. . Force .Mis.ile Test Center, ul ‘m 0 nlon' At least , a|,| j|,e ,(a|c expect* |„ pm not mean a cessation of the A. Smuthcrs and Spesiurd L. Tlie congressmen w e r e four more vessels waited to on extensive testimony on Patrick A FII, will give an arms race" and may only Holland. members of the House Inter­ illustrated address on “ What * C' ln o * "• dock"feasibility amt need for the permit more spending on TORONTO (U P I) — A tnclTlie First Lady and two state and Foreign Commerce 1 he loadings ended ■ week tx)ni|, in ordcr |o bull(, la lining On a l Cape Ken­ ancltoly Richard Burton thrill­ Johnson other weapons. daughters, Lynda Committee subcommittee on long boycott of foreign ships . » , r)ins ri.tx)rd> nedy.” ed the audience Wednesday Bird, II), and Lucy Buines, 10, aviation. by Hie International Long-1--------- — ____________________ night at Hie opening of Sir are not expected to mukc uuy PARIS (U P I) — France lias They were to lie led by Hep shoremen's Association (IL A ). , John Gielgud's production of speeches. They are making the received a demand for the John Bell Williams, D-Miss., Workers at Houston stopped b l C p h e n S O n "H am let." Performed In “ re­ one-day trip, according ut a extradition of Madame Ngo subcommittee chairman, lie ■hrlrfly briefly Wednesday when'the*' when the' hearsal dre**-' rostumes and While House spokesman, tieDinli N ' iii from SoiiUi Viet said Hie purpose o f their visit saw a small group of anti V ^ U O l l l l C S on a near naked singe, the ruilsu Johnson “ loves to lisva Red Rarlx-r, a former San- i was to “ observe operation*.” Nam, French government Police early today thwarted Communist pickets, but pro Hob Steplieniou qualified play was reduced to clear, de­ tliu ladlea in hi* lifa with ford msn who won national sources said today. n hiirglury uttempt at Julies reeded to load the Turkish Wednesday to run again for finable |MK'lry. him." fame a* a sports,■aster, i* re­ The extradition demand Electric Company, -101 South vessel Umran on onlers from the group 2 North Orlando ported to lie improving at an \ was delivered Wednesday and laiiircl Ave. a foreman. |council |>nst ho now holds. Emporia, Va., hospital after was turned over to Ihe gov­ pMll'olmiiil Mike Rotuildo In New Orleans, workers At the sumo time Harold , suffering a heart attack Mon­ ernment departments concern­ reported he tried the office were scheduled to begin loadE. Wilkes, a newcomer in A warning fiom Casselberry day night. Barber, now <* ed for study, the sources suld. door at about 12:30 a.in., ing Hie Dutch frcigiiler Aste- village politics, filed his i member o f the New York Mayor Owen Anstey that the On Tuesday the sister-in- found it locked, then returned rope today and the Greek ship1 qualifying |>rtitiun us a cun1 Yankers’ radio und television town’s dog unlinunce will be law of the lale South Viet­ III about 16 minutes to find it Kvntiinos later this week. ididute fur the group I seat broadcasting stuff, had stop­ stringently enforced till* year namese president ridiculed unlocked. At Galveston. Tex., the also being sought by Mrs. , , .... . . ... ped at an Emporia motel to |was issued today ronrurrcntly j Ihe idea of her extradition as He theorized that his first k. \C,Wl |S‘ ,,r° » ,nd " ,c " n' " l \r ln*ie v [ spend the night while en with arrival o f new IDtU dog ^ •'idiotic " cheek of the door frightened British L o n d o n Craftsman In addition to the council route to the Yankee Spring She fired off a communique All dogs within the muniby* A spokeaman said office. Stephenson also serves ' when she read press rc|>orts the thieves, concealed in the training camp at St. Peters­ building, away. cipul lim it, of Casselberry klad,nj* of tlie lamdon Crafts-1«» pollco and f re commis- of Ihe extradilion. burg. ," ay ,M'* in ,0<J* y or Kr| l ‘ loner fur " ,r ' ‘ Is It bvraUM* they are so A fte r graduating from high must be licensed by April 1. lllsrkw all, *' school here, Barber attended Tag* limy be purchased at the beaten on all sides that, to v plus ta t A ™ iirrap. Tire ' ~ _ save face, they run do noUt the University o f Florida Town Hull upon presentation _ /’ Whitewalls $2 ing else hut attack a widow where he entered the field of of a current iniH-ulutfon slip S a i l f O r G O a t i a l t mure. 730x14, and orphans?" she wrote, j I'olice arc keeping a d o s e sports broadcasting. For a to Mi*. Mary Hawthorne, 800x14, number o f years he « « > di­ del k. * 830x14, A motorist Identified as watch on tlu< parking lot at ) 900x14, rector o f sports for the Col­ ‘ .Seminole Memorial Hospital I’ rogres* repurt of engineer- Mary ('. Alexander uf 70| W. 930x11. umbia Broadcasting System. ling plans, to date, for the Ninth St. was charged with where vandal* have been loot- LBJ Launches Barge Canal Project Ceremonies BRIEFS Near Palatka riSLW A... Cassius Clay Black Muslim, 'Elijah' Says Dickinson Replies ‘ Runaround’ Russia Admits Top Scientist Sent To Cuba U. S. Missile Power Report Jars Russia N ot Y et Trial N ear End Awards Will Be State Acts To Get Presented By Bond Sales Going C. Of C. Tonight Congressmen At Scene Of Crash » Cyprus Push Bryant Admits It Gulf Dockers Load Wheat Senate Switch South Viet Nam Seeks Mme. Nhu Red Barber Improving Burton Pleases Burglary Here Is Thwarted j Warning Issued On Dog Law We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES l NOW ONLY Report Slated Smoking In Bed Blamed For Fire Smoking in lied was hlnincd today by city firemen for an early morning mattress fire at 201H West 18th trect. Firemen said the house is owned by Charles Spivey snd occupied by ||. E. Anderson nnd Roliert Thompson. They said damage was cuiifinrd to the mattress and smoke in the house. The alarm wss turned in st 1:24 a. m. Vandals Strip Parked Cars Driver Charged In Accident Gerhardt Drops Out Of Race No Opening At End Of Line j proposed St. Johns-lndiun Ri- failing to yield the right of ! ver Canal will tie present! i way after u two-car crash at Frank It. Gurliurdt, form er and I’ark Avenue I by Harold Scott, Jncksonvil- Ninth Altaipunte Springs Council Wrdnr.da) after|le. to the directors o f the Wednesday idgliL noon store closing hours member, today withdrew from Tlie police report said the iC'snsI District on March '7 at Hie rate fur County Commis­ are convenient to most peoa meeting in Titusville, it Alexander rur and one driven sioner for District 3. giving plr. hut not la a truck driv­ I was announced today by l»y Roger H. Garner o f L'ilH us Ids irasun “ mounting er who journt)rd here from I Chairman John Krider. Summerlin Ave. collided at pres-uir of lm-inets that I .Springs*tile, Als. the intersection. feel I could not devote suf­ Driving a giant tractorficient time to tlie position.” trailer, hr parked on West A public bearing on tlie r e -1 U/UT I V I l l H l> O y Gerliaidt threw his support First Street with a cargo of rabinrts for a furniture worked comprehensive zoning FORT I, A U D K It D A L E to Lawrence Swofford, reuidinunce for the town of ( us- ( U l 'l ) — Sidney Jonu* Jr., (I,, questing that l.<* friends supslore. “ Just my lurk,” he mut­ selbeiry will be held at 7:30 wus struck uud killed by a car port the .Mayor uf Altamonte p. m. Munduy In the Town near his home Wednesday Springs for the Commission tered, after Irjin g the door Hull. j night. jpust. and finding it locked. Zoning Hearing „ ^ “ .7 ~ •--N ‘V I New Tread 1car* purked there at night. I Automobiles have had aer' iuls and mirrors ripped o ff and tlie paint scratched hy persons linking in the aieu, police report. Unholy Thief Nothing's sacred. I’hilip II. Frison told po­ lice Wednr.-day night some­ one stole the battery from Ills car while hu was holding service* at his New Salem Primitive baptist Church at 1500 West 12th Street. *1 TIK E S BUDGET TERM S • Genuine Mrltobcrla retread* applied on sound lira casings! • Free Mounting 405 W. FIUHT 8T. FA 2-0651 Florid* Distributors For Denman Custom BuUt Tires 'Leap Year Days' Bargains A t Sanford Stores This W eekend j ii i * . t if �I t mmaa 5-H Club Plans Riding Field And New Home IVijm #anforb Page 2 — Feb. 27. 1061 Ijrrnlfi II) Sir*. Adam Muller The DiUnry Blood Bank Donor D *y w * « held la»t ! Thursday nt tin- Community Center under supervision of the American Bed Cross of Dnytona Beach. By Mr*. II. L Johnson The 5-H Club met recently fo r their monthly meeting at 'V 4 'J’ I tin- Health Center. Janice Foy, president, preaided over the bualneae aeeaion. R e b e c c a Ultra fa r e the devotional. The club made plan* to par­ ticipate in County 4-H event* day in April. A committee composed o f Mr*. Nan Washburn. Linda Ball, Janice Foy, Rebecca Gile* and Van Stuart w ill form the plana for the exhibition the club will per­ form. Several o f Die member* attended the recent Apopka, Umatilla and Duaty Boot* Horae ahowa. A t Opopka Janice placed third In musical tire*) Re­ becca placed firat In cloverIcaf pole bending and pickup, third In Jumping and fifth in Weatern pleaaure. A t Umatilla, Maureen Scott placed fifth in aaddle and Weatem pleaaure. R e b e c c a waa firat In cloverleaf, win­ ning a trophy and ribbon; Linda Ball third In cloverleaf and aeeond in keyhole. The girla were aaked to par­ ticipate In a County 4-H dreaa revue on April 26. The rldera took a trail ride on a recent Sunday afternoon, atartlng from the Ball paature on Oregon Avenue and riding to the land where the club will build a clubhouae and rid­ ing field on Upaala road. Km eat Lundberg, aaalatant county agent, ahowed alidea o f the rldera in the Sanford Criatmaa parade. He alao told the group tha meaning o f 4-H work. Mr*. Woalay Gllea aerved punch and cooklea to the membora and their parent* who ware special gueata fo r the evening. The next meeting will be on March 10 at the F.mployment building at French Avenue and Second S treet Dr. George Prison Sr. o f Dellnry wa* doctor In charge. Assisting were Marjorie I.cnienhaupt, Alica Clifford, Flor­ ence Weber and Mr*. A . U r­ ban, all regiitared nurse*. Constable Oscar D. Paplnaau waa chairman, Mlsa Ethel Johnaon waa co-chairman and committee m e m b t r i were Vlalo Leone, Ann Vltt, Myrtle Maher, Olga Croeby, Lillian Naegel, Adeth M I c h e n a r, 'M arge Ulrich, Fred Hammer­ er, Herbert Vltt, Harry Brown and John Dslck. •. l H ; 1 3rd Republican Qualifies Non-Suit Ruled !n Damage Case Lake Monroe Jottings Mrs. IL L. J< Sara and Ben Hodge had aa their guesta this past week­ end their son Sgt. Charles R. Hodge and family. Charles la stationed at Ft. Bennlnga, Ga. • • • Sara forgot to tell me that the haa a new grand­ daughter. In fact little Sara Edith Mariner It now two months old. She la tbe daugh­ ter of Larry and Margie Hodge Mariner. Larry la sta­ tioned at McCoy Air Force Bate. • • • A happy birthday to Mra. Edith W in , who la here visiting her daughter Lynn Gllea. • • • Alao a hap­ py birthday to Doc Warren who became a year older this week. And gucai what, hla wife la on* of tboae leap yoar gala. We have it figur­ ed out that Instead of being a grown-up age Frances la all of 10 years old. Just think the only haa • birthday every four year*. • • * We want to send our congratu­ lations to Norman and Bar­ bara Sparki on their mar­ riage last weekend. Barbara waa formerly Barbara U ndel*. They exchanged their vows in the Wcilcyan Metho­ dist Church in Paola. • • * Mrs. Myrtle Pickett of Jack- TALLAHASSEE (U IH )- H . B. (B ob) Foeter, Fort Myara Beach, qualified aa a candi­ date for governor today to become the third Republican in a field of nine aaplranta. With Uie qualifying deadline act for March 8, Foeter waa tha la*t o f the announced candidate! to pay hla 11,260 filing fee. State Sen. Harry Stratton, ST. LOUIS (U P I ) — Jack Callahan, baa indicated ho Suphir drives around town in might run on (he Democratic ticket but haa not yet made an automobile o f aiicisnt vin­ tage on which ha tells one h official. and all that h* Is a “ Jack Jack (For Sure) Of All Trades Student Aid Set A t U. Of C. B E R K E LE Y . Calif. (U P1) —- The University o f Califor­ nia haa aatabllaiied a prepar­ atory acliool fo r high school •tudrnta who come from alum a i tea and who would ordin­ arily lack tha opportunity to enter the univeralty. A acholarahip fund of $100,000 waa recently approv­ ed by tha uulveralty. Be­ tween 60 and 100 atudent* w ill be selected to take part in tbe initial claaaet, acheduled to begin in September. Truckers Fined TALLAHASSEE (U P 1 ) Fourteen F l o r i d a trucking companies were fined $86 each today fo r failure to pay stale mileage taxes. However, the Public UUliUte Commission suspended tha fin ** provided the compenlei pay their della S\ uft All Trades" and “ Master of Some." Sophlr offers serv­ ices froui house wiring and roofing to art lessons In drawing, painting and sculplure. A ll this and more la printed on Uie body of the automobile. A lto visible: Player pianos repaired; oil paintings clean­ ed; a n t i q u e restoration; plumbing aud tree pruning, car|wntry, masonry, repairs to automobiles, musical in­ struments, power mowers, electric appliances, welding, bracing and even ruto-tilllug. Fast Ball WASHINGTON (U P I ) — Walter Johnson's blaring fast ball was particularly hopping in 1808 when lie pitched the Washington Senators to three shutout victories over the New York Yankees in four iteys, *■ Donora were William Bragg, John Coppen, Mra. A . B. Crowder, Thomae Endrei, Intz Haalam, Mra. J. Jackson, John Lambertson, Mlsa C a r o l y n Lewi*, E m *at Little, Adeline Long, Oscar D. Paplnaau, Ed­ ward J. Parry, Vivien Pierce, Martha Roach, Rodney Sharp, William Stripp, Grace A. Walako, Earl Walkar, N. Wilfard, Dorm Zavlnakl, Mra. C. Lauremoro, Curtia Redman, Janet S m i t h , Virginia Harrlton, Martin J. Blair, Mr*. R M Patten, Vola Lambertaon and Delmar Marteny. SEM INO LE D A Y la being observed today at the Central Florida Fair at Orlando. A t the Seminole County agricultural exhibit (to p ), from the left, ura: County Commissioners J. C. Hutchison and Lee Gary, Sanford Mayor A . L. Wilson and County Commission Chairman Jamea A very Jr. Ple­ tured with two 4-H “ models" in the lower photo are Cedi Tucker I I (le ft), Seminole County agricultural agent, and Dr. M. O. Watkins, director o f Florida Agriculture Extension Service, Gainesville. Mrs. Mollie Brett Dies In West Mr*. Mollie H. Brett, 70, died Tueaday in Orange City, Calif. She waa tha widow o f the late Dennia J. B re tt She mov­ ed to Miami from Sanford, died Tueaday In Orange City Calif, aince laat Auguat She waa bora May 1, 1886 in Ire ­ land. She la aarrived by one eon, Dtnnla J. B rett Sylvan!*, Ohio, one daughter, Mra. George &. Fulda, Orange City, e i g h t grandchildren and aevan grandchildren. Funeral aervice* w ill be held at 11 ajn. Saturday at the A ll Boul’a Catholic Church In Sanford with Rev. Richard Lyon* officiating. Interment will be la A ll Soul'a Ceme­ tery. Brlaaon Funeral Homo la In charge o f arrangement*. Kelly To Speak North Orlando Wife For Wayfarers Seeks Council Post DeBary Has Donor Day For Blood Bank eoaviUe came down this past weekend to viaR with her sisters Rena Hawkins and Oviedo Band Boosters Plan Square Dance 1 By Bernice Kelsey Th* Oviedo Band Boosters Hazel Chambliss. They rode down to Lake Wale* to |*e Chib will sponsor a square acme of their friend*. Myrt­ dance Friday, March 8, begin le*' son-in-law and daughter, nine at 8 p. m., In the school cafeteria. John Lundy w ill be Terry and Loretta Hagen, th* caller. came down on Saturday to A program o f entertainment be with them. • • • Freda wll be presented by the Gen­ Daniels, Sara Hodge, Mary eva Community Band, th* llarkey and Ruth Hawthorne Oviedo Dance' Rand and th* met at the home o f Beulah Oviedo High School Band. Crutht* on Vlhlan road and Homemade baked goods also made cancer dreaibtga for will be auctioned during the the local unit. Tb ty mad* M evening. dressing* In Juat a abort time. Proceeds will go to support • • • The Seminole County th* school band which Band­ 4-H group* will go to tha Cen­ tral Florida Fair Saturday. master Richard Zelley reports They will aot the F8U Flying needs some o f the larger la Circua. Mra. H. R. Wllaoc atrumsnte and music. and I will take the Handy Helpers Group. • • • Lynn Giles and I went with the High School Bond Saturday to Eustl* for tha George Washington Parada. And. gee, was It cold and rainy? But aa usual the klda were Just great. And again, on Tues­ day evening, we went to De­ Bary where they gave a con­ cert In tbe Community Cen­ ter. Among the numbers thay played were the number* they will do at district In Daytona In March. • • • On th* alck list tills week (here la Bar­ bara Gowan, and Joy Wilson ■till out of school also little Dale Austin and David Wells. • • • H ie Sherwood Barbours have hla niece and nepliew and family visiting them from the frozen North. • • • Don’t forget the Heart Queen con­ test program ends Saturday and Sunday afternoon at the Melode# Skating Rink there will be a real nice program. Out this way remember the candidates are Darien* Ro­ bert*, sponsored by the Home Demonstration club and Gall Coleman, Future Homemak­ er*. ♦ • * Herbert Muse and brother, Jim, who came down to go with him, made a quick trip to see their father Carlos who is In Bay Pine* Hospital. They do not yet know when Carlos can come home. * * * Our sympathy goes out to the fam ily of Buddy Lawson. A moat outstanding athlete, he did hla ooactk** and foot­ ball team proud. I have had Uie pleasure of being with Buddy when we would go on Glee Club trip*. He will be missed vary much at tils school. * * • Our thought this week is “ What you are la Cod'* gift to you. Wbat you become 1* yo tar gift to God. A non-suit verdict was giv­ en Wcdnczday in Circuit Court in the damages action brought against D. D. Daniels by T. L. Thornton. Issuing the verdict v u Cir­ cuit Court Judge Vassar Carl­ ton. Ills decision was made after defense counsel, J, Rus­ sell Hornsby of Orlando, had made such a motion with 111 Jury closeted In Its chambers. Thornton had sought (80,000 damages as a result of an ar­ rest following hla allagsd theft o f tools from the defendant An sarlier trial had been dis­ missed, It was pointed eat. Thorn ten •claimed be Tras IF legally prosecuted. Wednesday roaming waa confined to the selection of th* Jury and the testimony waa heard yesterday afternoon. Representing the plaintiff waa Attorney Albert Fltta of San­ ford. Judge Carlton thanked th* Juror* and then adjourned court until Monday zooming HERBERT Rosser Savage, A IA , o f Miami, has joined the Archi­ tectural staff o f the Deltona Corporation, according to James E. Vensel, Mnckle Bros, vice p r e s i d e n t for architecture and en­ gineering. Savage will specialise in design o f homes nnd other buildings at Deltona. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY M Admissions Nettie Lee Morgan, Thelma Huber non, Edward Fosnlgbt, John Wilion, Joyce Selbce, Ronnie Denault, David Walls, Larry Simmons, Sallle Hardy, Paul Jamison, Wanda Lucas, Paul Yates, Rosemary Tyner, all of Sanford; Gustav Looer, DeBary; Catherine Slaughter, Perry; Christine Stanton, Del­ tona Dischargee L iv id * Bruce, John Williams Jr., Virglnie Holt, Florence Wilson, Rosa Slrmons, Catberyn Dorton, Margaret D il­ lard, Loren* Taylor, Doris EUerbe, Jessie Ahrabam, Dean Race, Otis Buih, all of Sanford; TheopUui Haddock, Wilburn H u g h e a, DeBary; Lawrenco Jones, Longwood; John Grunewald, Oviedo By Mr*. Adam Muller Senator Scott Kelly, guber­ natorial candidate from Lake­ land, will be guest speaker for Monday's 2:30 p.m. meet­ ing of the DeBary Wayfarers at the Community Center. His talk will be on the topic, “ Your Government and M ine." The Wayfarers will also mark Masonic Anniversaries of 30 members who were raised during the month of Starch. At the February meet­ ing, 22 such anniversaries were recognized, the oldest dated February, 1013. Object o f the organization, as stated in the by laws, is to foster the fellowship of Ma sons by meetings, social galh erings, Identification and tab­ ulation of Masons In the ares and to render aid and aisUt ancc. Services of the organ Ization are available to all .Masons In good standing with their own lodge, their fern Hies or any organization oi Mason* upon request. of Sanford Herald corresponded be­ due to the coming election and came th* first to qualify as a will dedicate all my spar* candidate fo r village council time to council business it In the March 17 elections. Her electors sec fit to cast their Mr*. North Mon* Grlnstead Orlando Tuesday statement, Issued today, Is n* vote for me in th* Group 4 council seat on March 17." fellows: “ As area reporter I have had the opportunity to keep an active part In many o f or­ ganizations and up to date with the volunteer police and fire departmenta . " I have attended council meetings the past four years and feel I have a good knowl­ edge of past village business. As councllwoman, I would en­ courage a friendlier atmos­ phere between residents and council which I feel is badly needed. " I am very sincere when 1 make only one promise . . . that 1* to represent the major­ ity to the best o f my ability and any decision that may eome before me. I f elected, I *»*•* will welcome suggestions from rerldents and would want all to feci free to speak to me at any time about th* job 1 may be doing. Wend* McDaniels of 2101 “ 1 have resigned uiy jo b as Magnolia Ave. reported to 35 lb. for * 2 9 '90 police Tuesday her car was damaged by another vehicle which felled to atop. She said it wee occupied by six or seven young boys. The motorist said she was driving north on Park Ave­ nue at 13th Street when her ca~ was struck by another auto which waa proceeding ***** In the same direction and Central Florida Frozen Food Locker Plant NOW Selling Meats For Home Freezers All Steak Pack USDA Good Western Beef Driver Charges Car Hit Her Car T-Bone Steaks Sirloin Steaks Top Round Steaks Cubed Steaks Gr. Beef Patties making an east turn onto 13th Street Police received the report at 12:40 p. m. Ho«ie Food Service Scout W A S H IN G T O N U P I) — Georg* McQuInn, f o r m e r American League first base­ man, scouts Pennsylvania, Virginia and Weat Virginia fo r tha Washington Senators. MRS. G RINSTEAD 401 W. 13th St. Sanford, Florida Ph. F A 2-5831 *1 ail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald Seven In A Row NEW YO RK (U P I ) - The United 8tatei won tb* Davis Cup seven year* In a row from 1020 through 1026, da(eating Australia four timaa hi th* tennis classic, France twice and Japan one*. ITS NEW1 ITS EXCLUSIVE! delivered daily to your door for Only 25 PIE WEEK AT WES - KAY W ASHETERIA ANOTHER HKKVICE HAH UEEN ADDED A T W E S-K AY FUR YOUR CONVENIENCE. NOW YOU C A N DYE HUGH, DRAPES. ETC. RIGHT IN TH E W ASHING M AC H IN E ! N E W W A Y TO D Y E ! m WAT C LE A N E R FA STE R E ASIE R PUTNAM DISSOLV-A-PAK DYK Full Range Of Colure Available Try It! Today! WES - KAY W ASHETERIA 2010 FRENCH AVE • SANFORD - / ■__ v . h • �+ Accomplishment By Chamber Is Recounted V fr WaitTorB frrmlB Feb'. 27. 1064 — P s ** a in the Atlantic district. and W. M. K eller, another There are 13 employe*, assistant regional sales man­ mure than the number which operated the downtown out W A D K H. GARNER, M.I) Mayor A. L. Wilson of San­ let. Grimm »aid. ford cut the ribbon. (irim m ha* been with Sear* for aontr 12 years. Before Francis E Roumillat Jr., who tonight will relimtuish tha gavel as the 1963 president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, will present a resume of accomplishments during the last year. His re­ port, In part, follows: "The year 1963 has been de­ scribed by some as ‘ the most dramatic in the history o f the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, As your immed­ iate past president, I believe that nty most gratifying re­ ward during these past 12 months has been the response from the membership to the many challenges which pre­ sented themselves. T h e s e CA TH E RIN E CA3IMACK. o f Seminole County, and her sister, Frances challanges, though difficult to Cammnck (le ft), placed first and fourth, respectively, with their cows meet, offered an opportunity in the butter fat contest at the Central Florida Fair, now in progress at for the development of a new, Orlando. Phillip Lukas won honorable mention in the dairy show. Right dedicated leadership, which is Dr. E. T. York, provost o f agriculture at the University o f Florida. unified and united, rose to a height never before reached by this organization. "E a rly in 1963, the largest individual structure for indus­ try ever to be built In Sem­ inole County, the HLH Pro­ ducts plant, was completed. This -100,000 square foot build­ More than 20 years in the ing is located on a part of By .Mrs. Adam .Muller ture meetings of the club will the 600-acre Sanford Indus­ U. S. Navy will be culminated be held on the third Monday Tbe importance of Republi­ Friday when Lt. Janies T. trial Park which the Hunt of each month at 7:30 p.m. Company ia developing. (Jim ) Talmadge Jr. retires cans working together to elect the party candidates in coin­ and members were asked to "A lia of Sanford Company from active duty. ing election* was stressed by note the change in schedule. moved into its new, modern­ Talmadge and his wife, the Representative John Brumistic plant for the manufac­ New members presented in­ former Mis* (Srece Najurian, back of Orange County to ture of swimsuits and sports­ cluded Mr. and Mrs. Andrew o f Cranston, Ft. I., and their members o f the DcRsry R e­ Ashley, Flema V. Frank, wear. two sons, William T. and publican Club at their meet­ Alice A. Chambers, John KIs"in April, a huge celebration Jnmcs T. HI, reside at 311 ing last w-eck. sell and Samuel R. Elliott. was held to commemorate the Granada Court, Sunland Es­ Bmmback. who was intro­ Charles Smith of Connecticut founding of Seminole County. tates, and will continue to do duce*! by Judge Albert Wil­ was welcomed as a guest. The largest crowd ever as­ liams, also listed duties of his Refreshments were served sembled in one place in the Lt. Talmadge has rhosen office. following a report by Mer­ county gathered in Sanford to Sanford a* his retirement The meeting was opened by rill on the every-rcsidcnt vot­ enjoy the onc-day celebration honta from all the cities in Earl Merrill who welcomed er drive being conducted in of Seminole County’s 50th which he resided during his member* and guests. Rev. DcBary. birthday. N avy career. Paul Shultz gave the invoca­ "These events were fol­ A eocial hour and question Since coming to Sanford in tion and Ralph Withcrcll, past lowed by the construction oi and answer period with Rep­ February 1U5U he has l>ecn ac­ president, led the flag stlute a pipeline from Lake Monroe resentative Brumback took tive in civic affairs. Ho is a after which Mrs. I.ouls St. to the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ place over the coffee cups. vocalist o f note, having np- Amand played the piano for tion and the establishment ol l>eared with choir* anil choral the group to sing the National the Sanford Naval Academy, groups and a* a soloist at Anthem and “ God Bless a private acbool fur boys, USOs, Veterans Hospitals and Am erica." operated by the Bernarr Macbenefits. He has appeared on Judge Williams installed the fadden Foundation, Inc. The radio and T V and in little new president, Glenn Smith, pipeline not only proved to be theater groups as an actor. who will fill the unexpired another factor in the overall •L t. Talmadge Is president of term o f Horace Demarest. $15 million expansion 'pro­ the Sanford-Dellary Patriotic It was announced that fu­ gram at the Sanford Naval Society, chuirtnnn o f the Sem­ A ir Station, but the fuel trans­ inole County Liberty Amend­ ported by barge for the Stement Committee, second vice lion added from 25 to 30 mil­ commander o f Campbell-f.osslion gallons of fuel to the ton­ ing Post. American Legion; with purchitM nage previously transported member o f the bourd of gov­ on the river. This la important o f a new ernors, Fleet Reserve Associa­ in the promotion of the canal tion; Seminole County Cham­ which will eventually link the ber o f Commerce, Florida St. Johns with the Indian Coalition of Patriotic SoMiver. cicties, Pinecrest P T A . San“ Another Chamber project, ford Chamber o f Commerce the first industrial show ever and a form er member of the held in Seminole County, was Jaycees. such a hugs success that this During his Naval career he is to beeoma a part of the ■pent 16 years as an enlisted regular program of the Cham­ man and was a chief petty o f­ ber. Between 35 and 40 busi­ ficer when commissioned an ness and industrial firms par­ ensign in July 1968. Ha lias ticipated in tha event, and it attended a number of Naval is expected that there will be schools snd correspondence a substantial Increase in the schools. number of exhibitors this Talmsdge has openrd the year. STOI* IIY OR C A L L • Seminole Publishing Company "Last, but certainly not and his first publication, Icait, tha 1963 Legislature ‘*Crs*jr Karl Marx,” is re­ created tbe St. Jobns-Indian ported a good teller through­ E X P E R T SE R VIC IN G R iver Canal District, with Louisiana celebrates Jackout the country. It is a small authority under the Act to 2513 P A R K DR. booklet exposing Communism son Day as a legal holiday in build a canal linking the two commemoration o f the Battle for the 8-14 age group. SANFO RD , F L A . waterways. The District, com­ Talmadge said he aspires to of New Orleans. posed of Seminole, Brevard, serve the 6th District a* Orange and Volusia, was suc­ representativ# in tha U. S. cessful In obtaining a loan of Congress some day. $40,000 from tbe State Inter­ nal Improvement Fund for preliminary engineering and survey design . . . tbe eulml- ager. P r a c tic e lim ite d to UROLOGY 3.000 square feet o f floor space, doubled the area of the downtown office. Officials from the Atlanla District Office were on hand for ribbon cutting erremonies this morning. The new cata­ log sales store is the newest and one of the most modern, says Manager David tlrimm. 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Smith, Owner cushioning kapok • . . cord edge cotton cover! Stock up! �\ Oviedo, S t. Cloud Tourney Foes Friday K S l ^ Lion Cagers About Sports Tagged As Thinking Out Loud One Of Best 8 Iff Danfort) frralh Pnge 6 — Feb. 27, 1964 BY JU LIAN 8TENSTROM By Julian Stenstrom Chances For Baseball Slight The Oviedo I,Inna, believed by innny observers to be about the best Class R high school quintet in thle section of the state, will give these same ob­ servers a c h a n c e t o see whether they are right or wrong this weekend when the Paul Mlkler coached five en­ ters the Group 12 tournament at Evans High In Orlando. Four teems In the group will vie fo r ■ chance to move on to Region 3’s group B tourney which will be held the follow ­ ing weekend. Tho four schools who will participate In the event on the Evans High gym floor will be Ocoee, BL Cloud end Florida A ir Aeadcmy In addition to the Lions. Friday at 7 p. rn. the Lions will meet 8t- Cloud. This tilt will be followed by the Florida Alr-Ococe contest. The winners will meet In the finuls Saturday night. Also on .Saturday the two Friday night loscra will tangle In the coneolation. Oviedo, with b record o f 16 victories against five losses during the regular season, should be at near peak condi­ tion fo r Friday’s engagement. Beth Rook, Mlkler'a lanky 6fool-4 pivot man, la back in action again and will be call­ ed on fo r full duty. Mlkler said t o d a y t h a t We'ra stronger now than we have ever been.” He added, "W e ’re confident that we can win this tournament and per­ haps take the regional, too." For tho past several after­ noons the Lions havo been conducting their workouts at the Fleming Gymnasium In Hanford. "The reason for this,” explained Mlkler, "Is that we wanted to work with the g l a s s backboards. We played most o f our games this year in gyms with conventionel backboards. Everytline we MW into the glees Jobs ere en­ countered difficulties." The ehsncee o f 8enford landing an entry In the Florida State League for the 1964 diamond aeaaon are to alight now to even he called a possibility. About the only way it could be done would be for someone or some organisation to poet the required $3,000 with the Florida State League and the National Association guarantees, plus an equal share to one-eighth o f what Is now In the circuit's treasury .and put $10,000 in escrow to guarantee the completion o f the season. And, Peter Sehaal, former Herald Sports Editor, F S L secretary-statistician, etc., says all o f this would have to be done within a week or so. In addition, Pete reminds us that the "angel” would have to provide a bus (o r at least a couple o f station wagons) In addition to uniforms, or other equipment, and a ball park. We don't believe the latter would pose any problem. But the rest o f It sure would. "Abcut 10 days ago,” Pete says, "league directors voted five to three to go with the same eight clubs that comprised the loop last year.” Apparently all this talk about baseball returning to Sanford stemmed from efforts by the Houston Colts to place a farm system outfit In Cocoa and put the entry in the FSL. "Cocoa wanted It like mad,” declared Pete, "and they used a lot o f pressure. However, the 10th club couldn't lie promoted, and Detroit said it would not oper­ ate Its club anywhere except at Lakeland.” We have reason to believe thnt efforts to put a club In Sanford came from the need fo r a 10th city to enter the loop along with Cocoa. Therefore, echedules that had been ready since midJanuary were ordered released and the league alms to open on April 20 with eight teams. Pete, along with many other Sanford baseball fans, says he Is convinced "Sanford la ‘ readier’ than ever for the return o f professional baseball." Sehaal also revealed that ho heard by the proverbial grapevine that "T h e Braves, Cardinals, Indians and the Meta might aupply working agreements. However, none o f the dubs will agree to operation a club outright any­ where this year. " A working agreement," says Pete, la worth today nearly $20,000 to any community. Unless It's been changed In the last month, an agreement means the major league club will supply the manager and pay his salary, supply the players, pary workmen's compensation and other Insurance Items, pay all phone tabs and transpor­ tation costs Involving player arrivals and departures plus all training expenses," Now that's not bad— In any language. “ Unlike years ago,” Pete goes on to say, "your players would be finely screened with tho usual drifters completely weeded out. Most o f tho youngsters would lx> . bonus pluyers, many with collcga educations—at least In part—and, except fo r a few at the start and a few brought In later, all would be personnel owners believed to be major league potential." So unless ecmethlng could be done right soon It's highly unlikely that Sanford will have professional base­ ball this summer. However, there's no better time than now fo r someone or some group to get organised to help arrange a Sanford entry Into the F S L — along with Cocoa — next season. Who knows, perhaps the Mete—once they aeo our layout here—will consent to sponsor the Sanford club In 1068. A t any rats, let's hope something can be done. The response we got from the items in The Herald's "C lock" Item was overwhelming. There’s no doubt but that Pete's right when he saya Sanford Is ready to rotum to the Florida State League. . ; Finley Due To Sign K A N S A S C ITY, Mo. (U P1) year lease on Municipal *— Charles O. Finley was Stadium, but not a least ready today to sign a four- meaning his Kansas City A th ­ letics must play here fo r the next four years. That stipulation, making the city'a proposed lease escape proof, caused the own­ Both the boys and girls er to halk Wednesday on his bowling teams of Oviedo High unuounred plans to sign the Scl tool dropped Intcr-scholsi* lease ami make peace with tie Ilowl League matches tho baseball world. He de­ Monday night to the leaguemanded further negotiation leading Oak Ridge Pioneers. Instead. The Osk Ridge boys racked Finley's three attomeya and up their 12th league victory city officials, after failing to and have yet to be defeuted. resolve the issue In a fourOAK RIDGE BOYS: Steve hour i s n l o n Wednesday Summerville. 270; J u n i o r night, achedulod another moot­ Adams. 490; Tom H chilry, ing today in an e ffo rt to end 196 575; Skip Houston, 322; the crisis over tho Athletics. Mike Grimes, 822; John Barrarlough, 293 OVIEDO BOYS: Jlra Beas­ ley. 341; Dough Reynolds, 92; Charles Beasley, 319; Leroy Woods, 327; Jim Brewer, 180ST. AUGUSTINE (U P1) 317; Marshall Lingo, 270 Defending champion Alice OAK RIDGE G lliLS : Linda Dye of Delray Beach, played Celer, 365; Molllo Molltor. Cindy Meyers of Ormond 411; Vecnie Johns, 105; Eileen Beach today In tha second Stselcsyk, 394; Sandy Camp­ round of tho Florida East bell, 177-310; Caroline Scboene, Coast Women's championship. 283 Mrs. Dys got o ff to n good OVIEDO G IRLS: Carole start in the tourney over the Simmons, 331; Gay Ulrey, 6.100-yard Pooco da Leon 129; Joyce Bell horn, 297; Nan­ Country Club course Thurs­ cy Phllllpa, 310; Susan Jep- day by defeating Mrs. Dottle •on, 147 Budreau of JacksoevlUs, and 4. Both Oviedo Teams Lose Dye, Meyers In Second Round u Legal Notice n erm ots san k NOTICE IB bsrsby slvsn that I am tnsaasd In buslassa at Ca***lbsrrjr, Brmlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, undsr lha Nrtlllous name of Cawslborry H .frlt.ralien M Air Coadltlonlag Shop B.rvloe, aa4 that I Inland to roelalar said aama with lha Clark at the Circuit Oourt, Brmlnola County, Florida, In aeoordaaoo with tha provlaloaa of tbe Fletltloua Kama Btatutaa, te-Wttl Boctloa M tS t Florida statutes tSST. ■let Curtis F- Blow Publish Fab. ST * Mar. I, U. l t . k IH t. Clif-14 SHS Swimmers Face Tough Competition By Linda Mitchell How Heminole High School's swimming team will fare In the Metro Conference Is the big question facing Coach John C(>ll>ert end hie corps o f swimmers as they prepare for the forthcoming season. Competing with the larger erhonla o f the Orange County area w ill mean the 8118 squad will he forced to put In d iffi­ cult and long houra to come up with a record to maintain Heminole'a reputation aa one o f the leading awim team schools o f this arcs. Since the Trlbe’e boys free style relay team established a statewide record In Gainesville last Spring observers are pre­ dicting that Seminole High 1D04 boys relay group can re­ peat the performance. Meanwhile, plans ere still geared fo r tha opening work­ out o f the season on March 2. One Holdover For Lyman Joe Pavelchek la the enly returning letterman who will be participating In g o lf this Spring fo r the 1964 layman High School link* squad. Rounding out the team will be Joe Asher, Jimmy Bel mer, Mike Cole, Steve Gltleepl and alternate Frank BaU lentins. Tha Greyhounds, coached •gala (hie season by Flet­ cher Cockrell, will play their home matches at tha Rolling Hllla Country Chib nt Ban Lando Springs. The Hounds w ill entertain the Colonial High Grenadiers o f Orlando at Rolling H lllt thle Friday In the Intlal match o f tha linka season. SPECIA LS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS SOKC Track Entries W. A. Ward In 756 Total Tonights entries at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club track: F in a T r a c k — a/ia n i i . — t. (Ir.n lt. Hock. s. Colored Crooms Loses To Jones High Sanford’s Crooms High dropped a 74 to 86 decision Wednesday night to Jones High o f Orlando, Jonea stung the Panthers with 31 points In the second period to pull fe r out in front o f tha Croonu five. Jonee led ID ts 6 i t the end o f the Initial etensa, and 41 to 16 at halftime. Artis Stevens of the Panthers drumped in 10 points to take high point honors. Henderson o f Crooms posted 12 points and Andrews came up with . 11 The Baby Panthers were blasted by the little llg e rs , 60 to 25 In b preliminary Jayvee affair. Bolhus, Kiefer Take Tourney In a two-men beet ball handicap tournament played Wednesday by members o f the 8eulor Men’s G olf Assoc­ iation at the Mid-Florida Country Club, top honors wars taken by Lenny Rolhuis end Krn Kiefer, Tbey posted • net of 60. A rt Kroencke and Frank Dosn teamed up with a net 62 to rapture second place honors. With a net o f 65, Bud Mabry and Phil Pendleton rame In third. Demis, X. W lrk e t flerali. 4. Kpm-e Try, I. Night Bloomer, S. Texas teii-e, T. Holden Ho­ ward, S. Friendly Kltadow u :n > M i hack — a/ts tide— t. Donne lllue, Olman Hive. I. Kea Lure. 4. Money Spot, {. Demo, S. Ilob Tray, 1. Priam, S. Doncaeter Hhy T i l III t) H ACK — B/IS Mile — 1. Dixie Doe, 3. 1.1la Tumbler, X. Oreat Queen, 4. Space Hal, 5. Wonderon, S. J tc iiu ., T. We (lei. I. Jamaica King ro t I IT II HACK — S/IS Mile— 1. Color Xot. X. Harold L. 8. Fawn Philip, 4. Ilorkrt Dea, X. Arnianre. S. O.ll.'a hherli, 7. Tret Tube. I. l i e Firry Mlea F I F T H HACK — 3/g Mile — 1. Wide O-ean. 1. II. A.'e Amp. Magic, X. Partial Payment. 4. Dana Hock. 4. Coemo llockel, t. Frltxarrald, 7. Jim Tray, I. Charlie MrQuay • lAT II HACK — B/IS Mile— 1. I'arla I'lkr, X. Camera Bug. X. May June, 4. Ill Jory, t. Chatraugay. S. Pal'e Honey, T. Loyal Laka, X. Fiendish Dlarkle M : \ K \ T I I HACK—-«l 'S Mill— 1. Chadrmi, I. Tumhllng Huth, X. Ilanals. 4. Halpli Beall, 6. Velvet Shield, S Hello Trouhire. 7. Mooncrert, I. Connie Choice K l l i l l T H HACK — S/IS Mile— 1. Pogue. X. Pocket Ca.li, X. Trueted. 4.W.D .'* Ormael, S. 0. 11.'a d o Man. S. Party T. Irlxh Alert, I. Pain'a Whimled. M A T H h a c k — S/IS Mile — 1. O. U.'g Lipstick. 3. FotirWay Keren, X. hutxn Hewitt. 4. Luaene. I. (Hltterlng ttoee, S. Treepaxe, t. Make Y'Move, X. Joyntl T K A T I I HACK — S/IS Mile — 1. Perry III. X. Huinmerette, X. Andy's Khamrnek, 4. Kaern, S. Wide (lap, # O II.'e Torpedo, T. T w o Hcxre. S. gnrk T re y K L K V K X T II HACK— 3/B Mile— 1. Alary U r la ln , X. O.D.'a Col­ umn, X. Nieto, 4. Harbour Choice, I. Hue.in Hock, S. |I A.'a Alice Havoc, I. l'em'a Baby, I. Star Tra y Elliots Coaching SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — Bump Elliott of Michigan has Joined his coaching brother, Pete, o f Illinois, as two-thirds o f the East staff in the annual East-West football Shrine gsme. Brn Schwartz*alder of Syra­ cuse will be the third coach. SHS Swim Schedule March March March April April April April April April April April May M .y 24 36 31 8 7 10 14 17 21 22 28 2 16 Colonial A Boons Orlando Evana Leesburg Orlando Edgewwter Mount Dora Daytona Seahreese Osk Ridge A .Winter Park Daytona Mainland Bishop Moore A Osk Ridgs Open Mount Dora State Class " A " Meet Metre Conference Meet Orlando Sanford I-eeahurg Sanford Mount Dora Sunford Orlando Orlando Orlando 3:30 3:30 4:00 3:30 3:30 3:80 3:30 4:00 8:30 Sanford GsineavilU Orlando 1:30 Bowling in the Singles Clas­ sic League at Jet Lanes, W. A. Ward rolled games of 177, 160, 181 and 238 for • 736 total. Ward's total was only one pin behind George Swann's total of 757 which was high for the night in • loop comprised of most o f the better Sanford Bowlers. Ward's 238 was the high game of the night as h s won three and s half games from his opponent, Don Dorman, who rolled a four gsm e total o f 629. Swann had games of 192, 194, 190 and 181 for his 737 series total. He won three games from Jack Kanncr with Jack salvaging the last game with a 203 and 691 total. John Wright, resting In first place at tbe present, split even with Floyd Martin at two games each as he plan, a 729 total to Floyd’a posted 692. Harry Pentecost, in se­ cond place in the league, bowled Gordon Honeycutt and Avon three games with an even 700 lerfcs while Gordon cams through with a 638 total. Gerald Behrens came out on top In his match with Johnnie Jones, taking two and s half wins with his 708 total as Johnnie hit a 644 series. Gerald and Johnnie both rolled 196 in their first gams for the half point and It must have been contag­ ious because Jim Altman and Pete Petersen did likewise in their first game. Jim won two and a half points with 713 and Pete went all out to get a mere one and a half points with his 722 total. Bob Guthrie and Rich Mur­ phy butted heads together aod came out even at a two win and two loss total. Bob's series was 703 and Rich roll­ ed 683. Ed Callan rolling blind against his opponent hit a 732 series for his four gam ej. James Kuoiicki roll­ ed a 697 series aod A. H. Ray hit 362. There weren’t too many 200 games rolled this week but Ward led the park with hli fine 238 followed by Wright with 206 sod 201, Kanner with 203, Petersen with 204, Pen­ tecost with 202 and Murphy and Guthrie each had an even 200 game. XStATI THE BEST 1MM6 AOTAttWWS W B £ HUN OOSM. 3PU.CH SAN FO RD TO P V A LU R STAM PS >..— \j j The first place Turkey Trotter* increased their league lead by another gams tost week In the plnecrest Inn league by taking all four points from the Platters, while the second place Hot Plates wars winning three from the Meatballs. Mary Stermen was pounding the pins to the tuns o f a 167/485 series to steer the Trotters In third sweep. Dot Johnson tried htrd to swing the decisions to the Platters by toppling B fins 194/541 series. M yrt H olly was tho spark­ plug in tha H ot Pistes win­ ning set. 8hs rolled a 172/448 while Elaine Kostiva! hit an equally good 173/418. Tha Salad Masters won three points from tha Bib and Tuckers whlls the Cold Cut­ ters swept all four point* from the Toothpicks. In tha final match o f tha morning, tho Hush Puppies won a four-point decision aver the Tomatoes. Johnson rolled ths enly tur­ key o f ths morning. Ths bowlers converted quits a few splits a* Pat W illis mads ths 6-6-10, Rita Stsln tha 6-7 and 9-10, Joan Adams tha S-10, Gladys Edwards ths 5-10, Betty Church tho 4-5-7, Nancy Conway ths 6-7, Mardell Gontermsn ths 2-7-10, Stcrman ths 6-6 and Adams ths $-6-10. Combination Pays $258.60 Pedro and Pradera posted victories In Wednesday night’s Dally Double events at ths Orlando Seminole Jsl Alsl Fronton, to form a 7-8 com­ bination paying $266.60, ena o f ths fattest twin feature rewards o f ths sssson. Pedro earns on in ths third gems opener to upset favor­ ed Estrada, who finished sec­ ond. In the fourth gams fin ­ als, Pradera took tha w la away from Juanchu, the U t­ ter finishing third behind Elorri. In featured eighth gsme action , Martin and Zsrra grabbed ths win after stop­ ping Areitio and Agustia In their game point bid. Tbs Dodgers also have yet to sign s p e e d merchant Maury Wills and outfielder Frank Howard. Tbe Giants were happy to corral Marichal this early. Did Clay Beat A One-Armed Heavyweight? By (H ear Fraley U P I Sports W riter M IAM I BEACH—The most nauseating part o( Cassius Clay being the heavyweight champion o f the world today is the (act that he believes he really is the ruler o f the ring. Cassius admits that he huckstered his way into a title bout. And be says flatly that he believes Sonny Lis­ ton could have continued in­ stead of throwing in the towel at the end of the sixth round of their title bout Which comes out that he either best a one-armed man or a feller wl>o took a swan dire into a damp rag. So you have to think that Cassius is a man knocking on a window with a sponge after months o f sounding off like a convention of csUopes. That's because be insists that now, as the somewhat disput­ ed heavyweight champion of the world, he is going to be­ come a quiet champion. “ If you're a politician,” •ays Cassius with all the aplomb of Zsa Eta In a five and dime, “ you have to go •round making a lot o f noise, handing out pamphlets and Impressing people. You got to make a ton o f noise. But now, once you're elected, you can Just take K easy and aorta go to sleep." There are some who were on band In Miami Beadt Con­ vention Hall who thought that he should have been put to •leap In the fifth round. Son­ ny tha deposed hit him three •tiff right hand shots over tbe heart and Cassius settled down oo his O'Sullivans like King L ev Insky with two arm­ loads of neckties. Why even a one-armed Litton didn't slug him to steep must remain paramount among such ques­ tions as to why Lee’s sup­ port never came up at Get­ tysburg. Bear Lake Man In Regatta B y Maryann Miles Richard Matbea of 6623 Linneal Beach Drive, Bear Laka, a sail boat enthusiast, parti­ cipated in the Annual Mid­ w inter Y -Flyer Regatta held last weekend on Lake Conway In Orlando. A fleet o f 22 eotries from all parties of the Southeast took part in the event with two races held on Saturday, in spite o f rain and hrlsk winds, the final on Sunday. Champions Randy Swann of Charleston. S. C. and Ted Turner from Atlanta, Ga., maintained their poiitioos while Bill Dixon, local star, nosed out for third place. Msthes placed in the first half. Tbe high-kicking right-hand­ er held out for 22 dsys last year bfcore finally signing for $24,000. He is expected to leave his home In the Domin­ ican Republic this weekend for the Giants’ osmp at Phoe­ nix. The Yankees signed catcher Elston Howard Wednesday, giving the American League’* most valuable player of 1963 a $6,000 pay boost to approx­ imately $53,000. Five Yankees remslncd un­ signed. They are Mickey Mantle, who was resdy t o accept another $100,000 con­ tract at the club's Fort Laud­ erdale camp today; inflieder Phil Lint, outfielder Tom Tresh, and pitchers Jim Bou­ ton and Hal Reniff. Pitcher Csmilo Pascusl be­ came an official holdout when he failed to show up for tho Minnesota Twins’ opening drill . . BUI Maxsroski, Ted Savage, Manny Mots sod Ro­ berto Pena still haven't sccepted terms with ths Pitts­ burgh Pirates . . Rookie out­ fielder Gage Naudaln became the only unsigned member of ths Boston Red Sox when shortstop Reggie Smith ac­ cepted his contract. OK Tires Roll Easily Along Tn this week's setion In the Sandspurs Bowling League, OK T i r e s keeps roiling smoothly along as the team racked np four more wins from Stemper’s Real Estate. Dot Johnson proved to be the spur for OK Tires with a 479-191 and for tha opposition It was Gtynda Hannah com­ ing through with a 443-160. SL Johns Realty htd tha high team series for the night wrlth a 1737 and also salvaged three wins from Mar Lou. Jane Adcock was high bowl­ er for SL Johns with a good 496-196, with team mats Jean Monroe turning in a nice 434* 170. Margaret Price wse tops for M ar Lou with a 437-183. llow a T ire who had theif sponsor cheering them on, ac­ quired three points from MeRoberts Tire. It was Sue Jackson, of Howe's, who led in this contest with a nice 479-169, and Helen Kaelln roll­ ed high for McRoberts with g 433-169. Jet Inn and P ierre Menu, lecturing Co. battled sack other to a standstill, as each captured two points of tha possible four. Mary Pinter, of the Jet Inn, took top bonora for the league this week, a big 313 seriet. M ary's high game was 179. Factory Paint Outlet cams through with three wins from Pryor's Insurance; Louise Hoiford set the pace for tha Factory team, and rolled tha high game for this week’s ac­ tion, a big 226, to round out a nice 491 aeries. Colleen Winship was tops for P ryor’s In­ surance with a good 461-18$. In the split circle M ary Pinter and Colleen Wintblp both top­ pled the dl/ficut 4-5-7, while Cammy Meyers and Doris Omey converted Ike 2-7; with Caroline Pierre it was tha 510 that felL 1 * DOG RACING! t ld i . :» M O TO R SALES ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - C tlf P. M. Turkey Trotters Increase lead aisi i •s N o l l e r r H o ller FARRELL’S 11$ I . F IR R T WE o r m JACK I.EDOUX (le ft), general manager o f the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, turns over check for $700 to Paul Lewis— Seminole County United Fund chairman for 1064. Check was Seminole County United Fund’s share o f annual SOKC Charity Night proceeds. Each year the Longwood greyhound racing track holds special charity program for Central Florida wclfure funds. fa ile d Press laten t bUm s I Now that the L o t Angeles Dodgers have agreed to pay Don Drysdale a club high of $71,000 this season, how much cash are they offering Sandy Koufas? Drysdale and Juan Marichal o f tbe Ssn Francisco Giants, two of the most fear­ ed righthanded pitchers in baseball, both wound up with healthy raises when they signed their 1964 contracts Wednesday. Drysdale, a 19-gams win­ ner last season, wss given a 123,000 hike to about $71,000. Marichal reputedly set­ tled for $40,000, which repre­ sented a 816,000 raise over his salary last year when he posted a 23-9 record and pitched ■ no-hitter against Houston. Drysdale was "v e r y reason­ able" in his salary talks, ac­ cording to Dodger General Manager E. J. (Buzxie) Bevasi. Koufax, though, might be a little tougher to deal with. The fait-balling southpaw teas paid about 833,000 last year when he emerged at the N a­ tional League's most valuable player after winning 23 games and beating the N ew York Yankees twice In the World Scrios. He. too. will expect at least a $23,000 raise. E E S jt i / NIGHTLY"" OR IRHINE! MATINEES |W«L,FrL,Sat,2P.M. L A P lE r NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY* € L A > W ly j i W ! K 0 H E ATE D G RAND STAND LU X U R IO U S CLUBH O URE V A L E T P A R K IN G BENNCL CLUB . * J J u»> NWway Between lu fs ri T 1} - �- VEr BauTarS ZrriIS (DsucUi CUbby D EAR AB B Y: Demented people, young and should Bumi, old, be extreminsted. chronically 111 and alcoholics likewise. What Rood Is derived from keep­ ing them alive when money is so badly needed for nor­ mal people? 1 have made a study of social misfits and have seen many “ rest homes’ ’ filled with county and state aid patients who have been ditched by their families. Nobody cares a hoot about them. Some of tiicse people are complete­ ly gone mentally. Why keep them at the taxpayers' ex­ pense? All people, physi­ cally and mentally incapa­ ble of contributing to our society, should be done away with. Mcricifully, of ceurse. This may sound hardhearted, but one day this will have to be done. Sign me— FAR-SIGHTED D EAR FAR - SIGHTED: You are not the first to sugar-coat genocide, nor w ill you be the last. But if j Feb'. 27. 1964 — Tape 7 • By Abigail Van Buren you are one of the ‘ 'nor­ m al" people who would survive the exterminations you suggest—God help us. • • • DEAR ABBY: One of my hamsters got loose and ww found her in Use piano. She was caught in th en and must have gotten pretty beat up because, when we finally got her out, she couldn't walk or stand up, I think aha broke her leg or back, maybe. I wanted to take her to the rot’s, but my big slater, who drives, thinks it is silly and aha won’ t take us. My mother drives, but abe dooan't have the time. U this hameter Isn't going to get well, m ay­ be she should be * ut to sleep. What should I do? I am 12. LOVES ANIM ALS DEAB LOVES: Call your local Society For the Pre­ vention of Cruelty to Ani­ mals. Aik them If they can provide transportation for such a ease. • • • young needlessly wives from CONFIDENTIAL R om * A im t i i si ♦A M I * x ; i * * S T (D ) BAST AQ6I JA JT 4J10S V Q 10M M ♦ KQJlOg ♦ I T I A?l A l SOUTH ♦« A A K A ♦ XI ♦ a q io m ii No one vulnerable West Nerih Baal M k 1♦ Pam IV Dble Put 1* Pass 3 * P *<♦ Pus A4 Phis Paas Pus Opening lead— A K suffer Imagined TO "L IK E S T O M ": Smile any­ way. No one so desperate­ ly needs a smile as one who has none to give. • • • Get it o ff your cheat. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, wrrite to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif., Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate to write Utters? Send one dollar to ABBY Box 3365. Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let. "H O W TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A L L OC­ CASIONS." O n d ih id q a U}& J h & Some letter from Gordy’a Wife, who said her husband didn’ t care for the potatoes she had prepared ter supper, so he threw them at her. She said he threw a “ potato fit." She must have been one of those cool Scandina­ vian women. I would have thrown a “ gravy fit " to go .with the potatoes) IRISH • • • DEAR ABBY: I read the la c o b y llow do you recognise the avoidance play so that you w ill have an opportunity to use It? The first step it to look fo your protcnlial losing tricks. South should have no trou­ ble making four no-trump but the combination o f West'a East's three-point response in hearts has crowded him past that level and up to five dia­ monds. Hr can see one sure spade loser and two possible heart losers. The ace of hearts is almost surely in the West band. What can South do about thla situation? Maybe he can set up dummy's fourth spade for a heart discard. T V Time Previews 8- 9 p.m. CBS. Rawhide.Dean Show. A good country “ The Incident of the Wander­ show. RCA Victor Is calling er.” The only thing that aua this Eddy Arnold month, ao it's only proper for Eddy to tains autpenta here Is a touch appear and do "L o v e Bug of eerie mysticism that isn’t Itch" plua a country and too satisfactorily explained at western medley with Jimmy. tha finish. It’s a good vehicle, Jimmy sings "Please Don't however, for guest star Nehe- Talk About Me When I'm Gone" and Joins In tha open­ mlah Peraoff, who makes ex ing production number to citing his roie of a strange " I ’ m An Old Cowhand." Molly character who leads tha drov­ Bee pays tribute to Eddy A r­ ers to think he's an omen of nold by singing "Anytim e,” death. Ha enters the camp the Virginians do "Kansas during a thunderstorm with Railroad Blues" and everyone his clothes unexplainably dry. participates in the final C A Thereafter, a series of un­ W medley. Corbett Monies tha comedy and happy events occur and Row­ provides dy and GU (Clint Eastwood Rowlf threatens to lsavs Daan and Eric Flem ing) have a and star In hla own series and panic on their hands until a demonstrates his talent ter impersonation. sheriff arrives on the scene. 9- 10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Nurses. son. "Th e Case of tha Fright "F o r the Mica and tha Rab­ ened Fisherman." A good bits." Geraldine Flttgerald pussier with strong continuity steals tha show as a stubbornto a convincing climax. The minded nurse who decides to dream of two scientists to treat one of her patients in market a new antibiotic drug her own way, whatever the worth millions is threstenrd hospital rules may prescribe. when the self-centered wife Tha crisis concerns the use of one of them says she'll sell o f a new drug over which tier controlling stock in their there is some difference of lab to a competitor. She’s la­ opinion. ter killed In a hit-run accident 10-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Sid and Perry Mason (Raymond Caesar Show. The best sketch Burr) defends her husband finds Sid visiting his hospital­ on a charge of murder. But ized wife and falling madly in the killer could well be his love with her roommate. The scientist partner, the wife of opening comedy bit involvri a his partner or even their butcher (hop operating as a competitor. legal off-track, betting parlor, 9-10 p.m. ABC. The Jimmy with Sid playing a horse play­ er who refuses to believe it's Argentina's Plata River all legal. The high point of really is a shallow, fresh­ the show is "Everything Hap­ water bay into which the pens To M e," sung by Sid river system flows. as the professor. A bride should realise: —That her husband may their husbands. often seem unsympathetic or Their unhappiness could be dlslnteieeted la her problems avoided if they would accept not because he doesn't love the truth about the men they her ae much aa she loves him, married. but because the same things aren't aa important to men aa they are to woman. —‘H ist the surest way for f * Ik * r * * H o f tfc* d u t y a wife to make her husband Jailer, B rm l**l* Coaatr, (Tierhappy and contented with his l<la, la Prakata. la m Batata a f lot is lor her to be happy J8ABBLLB P. OLADDINO, herself. T a AU CraSItara aaS P m —That k i l l w ife’s Job to Dret itrd . tla v ta e Claim* or I l r a i a S l ate that a marriage doesn’t Aaalaat Sal* I'.atatn You and *»rh of yoa ar* go stale. It's up to her to krrrby notlfl.d and rrqulrad plan n social life they both to prnrnt any claim* and drmind* which you, or rtthar of enjoy, to see that they keep you. nay hava aaalnit tha snaking new friends, to set • •tata of Trabatl* P. aiaddtnr. up aomo goals they ean strive dtcraard. tala of arid County, to thr Cnnnty Jude# o f B.ml- for, to always have aomethlog nolo County, Florida, at hi* planned in advance that they offlra In tha court houaa ot • aid County at Hanford. Flor­ can look forward to with hap­ ida. wlhln debt calendar py anticipation. nuntha from th* tin t ot tha —That a woman can often (trot publication of thla notie*. Each claim *r demand “ sit out" n bad time or on •hall b* In wrltlnp. and (ball • tat* tha plar* of rrrldanca end puat offlra addrria of th* Canada, since 1906, has led claimant, and rhall ba aworn all other countries o f the to by th* claimant, bla aaent. * , attorney, and any auch world in the production o f •film or demand aol ao filed nleksL •hall be void. Webber B. Halnee. e t a A t eaeeuUve of th* I<aM W ill and Taetament * f laaballe F. Uladdlnr. Pecraaed P i c r m o c s WAMB Wlnderwaadia, Halaa* NOTICE in hereby e t* »* that we ere entased la baelaeea at • Ward P. O. Ilo i 1ST Caaeelbsrry, ■emlnel* County, Winter Perk. Flortde Florida, under th* flotltlou* Publlih Feb. It A Mar. I. IS. name *f. The Totem Pole, and th*t w * Inland to reatetar tt. IMS. •aid name with th* Clerk of CDR-Sf th* Clreutt Court. Stmlnol* 0**nty. Florida, la aceordtnr* TV RENTAL with th* provUloa* of th* Fletlllou* Nam* Itatate*, to• Sale* • Service wltt n«ctloa N S * ! Florid* ■tatat** m i . ■1st Robert F. Turkey F A 2-4S2# Cnrtle F. Blow Zeailh Color T V Sake Publish Feb. St 4 Mar. S, U, IS. 1SS4. 2600 Hanford Ava. COR-H Legal Notice Legal Notice Seminole TV East and West can spoil that plan provided East does not (r u s e on to his queen of spade#. Or ean they? There is an avoidance play at South's disposal. He lets the king of diamonds win the first trick and discards his four of spadea on tha next diamond. Then he eashes the ace and king o f spades, enters dum­ my with a trump, ruffs out a spade, enters dummy with an­ other trump and discards a heart on the last spade. Of course, he is lucky to break the spades, but he risked nothing. Had spades failed to break he would atill have been able to lead a heart for the best tha demands of her husband's Job sha will build up a wall between her husband and her self. —That one thing every wife should learn la how to be alone without being lonely. —That beauty m ay have gotten her a husband, but beauty alone won't bold him. A contented, happy compan­ ion will. Legal Notice IN THB C in r iT T COURT. NINTH Jt'DICIAl. C IH C IIT OF FI.ORDA IN AND FOW ■ENINOLB COT NTT n iA N C E B T NO. IBNS4 LORETTA B. PRANKUN, Plaintiff •**• ALFRED S. FRANKLIN. Defenlakl a o n c i o f s u it TUB STATE o r PtO SID A TO) ALFRED J. FRANKLIN wbae* plae* of realdeae* la unknown A Sworn Complaint havlnc been filed efalnat you In th* Clrcnlt Court tn and for Semi­ nole County, Florida, la Chan­ cery, for Divorce, th* ehort title * f stld ertlon belna Lor­ etta It. Franklin. Flalntlff vs. Alfred i. Franklin, Defendant, thee* praaeata ar* to eaue* and r*‘iulr* yoa t* fits your written defense*. If any, to th* Complaint (llad herel*. and to •erv* a eopy thereof upon Plelntirra attorney *n or boforo tho lath day * f March. A. D. IMS, otherwise * Decree Pro Coafaaeo will be entered • aalnet you and th* *aue* proreed *E part*. WITNESS my haad and *ff1cltl leal at Haaford. Semlnol* Couaty, Florid*, this Sltb day of February. A. D. lis t. . (SEAL) Arthur It. nerkwlth. Jr., Clerk * f th* Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Clrcnlt * f Florida. In a a i for Semi­ ns]* County By! Martra T. Vlhlen. D C Oardon V. Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff IIS E. Commercial Balt* S Kirk r ta i* p. O. Boa 1111 Banferd, Florida, SSTT1 Publish Feb. IT 4 Mar. I, It, IS. I K t CDR-dt j / j o v > k f u r\ f * ) MI DI I N T M l A I R Fri. • 6:25 A. M, T aalte f i t t 4 S1>14 C trleeS I’ M N ile* •Th# k a ta s * l i e t i w l * ' ■Blrdaaa* CM A U a tn u " THURSDAY U k a tp * •TBLLOWaTONM CCBB* S S0 ( t ) New-cop* (S) New*. \V*atk*r, Hports 1:1* l> Editorial I:1S ( ! ) Newt, Sport*. 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Harris, Lowe end Mri. Mrs. By Mrs. ILL. Johnson James A. Via were iniUatec into the Saniord Drove No 160, BPO Doei by the presl- , j j Mr. and Mra. W .A. Routh Sr., dent. Mra. Finley Naah. It w ai announced that thr North D iitrict State Convcn tion will be held April 24 an. 23 in Sarasota. The Saniord Drove will par­ ticipate In two rituala at- thl; convention, the burial cere­ mony and honoring pait presidcnta. Fish fry and chicken dinnera are served every Friday evening at the Elks Club by the DOES. All members and friends are Invited or may phone their orders to 322-9762 for take-out dinners. The next meeting will be held March 9. DeBary Personals to DeBary after an extended By Mra. Adam Mailer Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dun- visit with their children and gon, o f First Street, returned family since the holidays. They attended the 40lh wed­ "1 ding anniversary of Mrs. Dungon’s brother-in-law and sla­ P A R S E S 1,1 “ o n in., ter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. DcWald, of Bucks County, Pa. This surprise anniversary party was one of the high­ lights of their visit north. ............ pictures M VS rotrm tSSM CAMIlSk AND M M T O W Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K A V E . The Dungons also visited in lladdcnficld, hit. Ephrain, At­ lantic City and Laurel Springs, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Dungon were given a surprise dinner party at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Basticr, o f Virginia Beach, Va., where they re­ newed many old friendships. They also attended the bap­ tism o f their fifth great­ grandchild, Marie Dyngon Thompson, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson, Norfolk, Va. The baby wore the christening outfit that was used for many years by the family. While la Virginia, they attended a Valentine party at the home of the grandmother of the baby, Mrs. E. J. Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dungon. Mrs. Dungon is a pianist and well known in DeBary. Members Will Hold Luncheon In Crazy Hats T R IM M A N SF IELD OXFORD Ths By general American business Home and Department o f the Hanford Women’a Club BOSTONIAN will meet on March 4 at 12 p,m. Mra. W.B. Brinson wilt be the hosteaa fo r this lunch­ eon. The program will be entit­ led "C ra iy Hats and Picture Matching." The members will ba shown several pictures o f each other in their younger days and will be asked to match them with each mem­ ber. Tho sponsor fo r this a ffa ir will Ik* Mrs. W.L. Kirk. The election o f officers will taka place at this luncheon and memhera only are invited. Reservations must ba in by Tueaday noon and may be made by phoning FA2-0274. ■ er, Marian, to Ronald Keith N eat medium weight that will take a high shine. Wcnra nicely with suits or sport outfltn. Leather soles, rubber heels . . . try this nlea value today. OPEN FRIDAY N IG H T S Q u it K & tyd jo n . 0 MEN'S WEAR 115 Magnolia Ave. A chaperone — un­ obtrusive — i t s t i l l n e e d e d at teen-age parties. Phone 322-1535 N ew shipment of Little Girls' EASTER HATS A N D BAGS See our complete selection of Easter Bonnets for the young M is s ! S00 E. First Holds Supper For Class Ths Golden Circle Sunday School Class o f Oaklawn Bap­ tist Chspel met recently for a covered dish supper. Tables were covered with while cloths and floral ar­ rangements of whits and yel­ low chrysanthemums a n d orange glads were used to carry out the class colors of gold and white. Alter a ham supper, with all tha trimming*, routinz businesa was discussed by thi president, Mrs. David Bev­ erly. Guests introduced w e r e Rev. R. T. Barrett, Mr. and Mra. Philip Boyd, Miss Bon­ nie Boyd and Chuck Hall. Several Interesting and amusing games were played under direction o f Mrs. J. K. Andrews. Members attending wars Mr. and Mrs. W. F . Mann Mr. and Mra. John McLellan Mr. and Mra. David Beverly Mr. and Mra. C. L. Geiger, Mr. and Mra. W. L. Bradley, T. V. Metts Sr. and Mr. and Mra. J, E. Andrews. March 29, at 9 p.m. at Central Future Farmers bride-elect's brother, The Future Farmers from Rev. Seminole High School are Chilton, son o f Mr. and Mrs. YY'alter Routh Jr., who is do­ sponsoring a hake sale Sat­ BAY’ . Chilton, of High Point, ing missionary work in Dalat, urday morning beginning at Viet Nam, will perform the tt a.m. at the local YY’ inn Dix­ N.C. ceremony by trana-atlantlc ie and Food Fair stores. The bride-elect is a native of Sanford and was graduat­ ed from Seminole SPECIA L High School. Marian attended the Orlando Academy o f Beauty TH IS W E E K O N L Y ! Culture. She is now employed by Evelyn's Bcsuty MISS M A R IA N ROUTH $69.’5 N E W 2 PIECE L IV IN G ROOM SUITES Sslon. The future bridegroom was bom in High Point, N.C. He waa graduated from North Edgccomb High School in Rocky Mount, N.C. He is now stationed at the local naval air station. J E N K IN S F U R N IT U R E STORE NEYV AND USED FU R N IT U R E 400 S. SANFORD A V E . PHONE 322.7150 DRESS Rush Parties Golden Circle the ing marriage o f their daught­ is unique in form because the Plans Spring The members o f the Zeta XI Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi met recently to discuss its spring rush plana. A party honoring ipring rushes will ba n "L ittle Ras­ cals" supper held at tha Hap­ py Acres Kindergarten at 7 p.m. Friday. During tha meeting at the home o f Mra. Robert W’ lnse, Mrs- Georgs Beers presented a program on the history o f pictorial art, displaying and discussing reproductions of famous works, representing th a various periods and •choola o f art. I t was announced by Mrs. Louis Llnnekugel, ehalrmsn, that Ifi entries were included In tha Baby o f tha year Conteat. Thoaa attending were. Mrs. P.R. Bach, sponsor, Mra. Rlehard Butler, Mrs. 8.0, DormIney, Mra. Robert Morris, Mra. Ernie Morris, Mrs. Don­ ald LeFlls, Mlaa Grace Marie Htlnedpher, Mra. Jot T. Cor­ ley, Mrs. Thomas Russell, Mrs. Vincent Cara, Mra. Fred Wilson and Mra. Gary Hud­ gins. announce engagement o f and approach­ Baptist Church. This wedding Zeta X i Chapter MRS. JAMES A. V IA (lo ft), Mrs. Lloyd J. Lowe, Mrs. Jessio Harris, the three initiates, and Mrs. Finley Nash, president. Sanford, The wedding ceremony will i phone. Rev. Gail Smith will take place on Easter Sunday, ' be on hand locally. dionuunjoksUiA COAJWi SPRING SHOES and sugar. Add eggs and beat 1 8-inch unbaked pie crust Mrs. W. R. Meade sends us well. Add vinegar and molas­ 2 lOtt-oz. cans cream of| mushroom soup her recipe for Pork and ses. Mix in dry ingredients 1 10-oz. pkg. frozen lima and roll in balls about the Noodle Casserole. S o u n d s By M n . H. L. Johnson very good. T ry It soon. 2 lbs. ground pork tt eup diced onion 1 eup diced celery 2 tt 1 1 taps, salt cup water can condensed tomato soup pkg. (8 o s.) medium nood­ les, cooked 1 cup grated cheddsr cheese 1 slice bread, cut in (m ail pieces and toasted 1 tbsp. butter or margarine, melted Cook pork until lightly browned. Pour o ff drippings. Add onion, celery, salt and water. Cover tightly and con­ tinue cooking slowly for five minutes. Add soup and nood­ les and mix well. Place in a 2tt quart casserole. Cover with grated cheese. Mix toast­ ed bread with melted butter or margarine and sprinkle over cheese. Bake In a mod­ erate oven 330 degrees for 30 minutes. Serves 6 to I. • • • Prune Bread and Ginger­ bread are two breads that Grace Arnold likes to pre­ pare. Let's try them. PRUNE BREAD 2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 tap. baking powder tt tap. salt 1 cup finely chopped dried prunes 1 tsp. soda 1 cup boiling water tt cup lard, melted 1 eup sugar 1 egg, beaten tt cup chopped nuts Line the bottom o f a 9 " by S" loaf pan with double thick­ ness o f waxed paper. SIR to­ gether flour, baking powder and salt. Combine prunei, soda and boiling water. Add lard, sugar and egg. Mix well. Add vanilla and nuts. Add lifted dry ingredients, stir­ ring only until dry ingred­ ients are moistened. Pour into loaf fa n and let stand for 30 minutes. Bake in moderate oven 350 degrees 80 to 60 minutes or until dona. Makes 1 loaf. • • a size of a walnut. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet. Bake in hot oven 400 degres for 10 to 12 minutes or until dona. Makes 6 dozen. . . . 4-11 A A A A -D OTHER P A TTE R N S IN BONE NAVY YVIIITE itP.I) PATENTS beans or mixed vegetables 1 Stt-oz. can tuna, drained 14 small whole onions, cooked tt cup milk Line the pie crust in a shallow 8 " casserole. Mix all the Ingredients and turn Into Lamb Ribs seem to be a big tlie lined casserole. Bake in favorite in the household ol a moderately hot oven 400 de­ Martha Thomas. Here is her grees 40 minutes or until the way for preparing them; sauce is bubbly and tha crust 4 lbs. lamb rlblcts is brown. 1 tbsp. salt tt tsp. pepper SHRIM P SALAD l t t cups water 3 lbs. shrimp, fresh or frozen 6 small onions 1 doz. eggs, boiled and diced 6 medium carrots 1 stalk celery, cut in bits size 2 pkgs. (9 ozs. each) 1 pt. mayonnaise frozen green besns tt lb. blue cheese Trim excess fat from lamb tt lb. butter, melted rlblcts, if desired. Arrange 1 medium onion, grated rlblets In open roasting pan 1 head lettuce and cook In slow oven 300 de­ 1 box crackers gree! l t t hours. Remove rlb­ Boil shrimp with favorite lets to Dutch oven. Seaso# seasonings just until It floats. with salt and pepper. Add Dress shrimp, cut in bitewater, onions and carrots. Co­ sized pieces. Season to taste. ver tightly and simmer on Add butter. Cut eggs and cel­ top of range 45 minutes to 1 ery in bite-sized pieces. Sea­ hour or until meat is tender son. Mix gently, shrimp, eggs and vegetables are done. R e­ and celery. Add desired m ove meat and vegetables amount o f mayonnaise to and make gravy, if desired. which blue cheese and grated Serve with green beans cook­ onion have been added. Serve ed according to packago di­ on lettuce in salad platca or rections. Serves 6. in salad bowl. Serve with • • • crackers if you wish or fav­ Mrs. F- Hoffman who must orite salad accompaniment. be one of those Tennessee You can add grated cucum­ gala says in a phone conversa­ bers if you want to. tion that besides Jam Cakes and Ambrosia Pies a favorite is COFFEE PIE. So she gave ui the recipe. 2 1-os. squares unsweetened Mrs. R. W. Turner is visit­ chocolate 2 tbsps. margarine ing her brother, E. H. Mor­ 2 tbsps. hot evaporated milk row, who la ill, in Ttm pa. tt cup sifted confectioners Sirs. Turner has had as her sugar recent housegucst, her sister, lt t cups shredded coconut Mrs. YV. H. YVhitcner, from tt gallon vanilla ice milk 4-S tbsps, instant coffee Willlston. tt cup chopped pecans Set ice milk in bowl to softea enough to stir Instant cof­ fee Into it. melt ehocolate and margarine over hot water. Stir milk into confectioners f t sugar, add to chocolate mix­ ALWAYS FIRST OUAUTY ture, stir in coconut Press on bottom and sides o f lightly buttered 9 " pie plate. Thor­ oughly stir coffee into ice milk and place Into pie plate, sprinkle with chopped nuta. Place in freezer until serving time. This Is thick enough to cut • servings. • • • M A N D A R IN S s Qswteh ANFORD HOE F A 2-3071 207 W. 1st ST. vive la difference ANTAGE THE ONLY JEWELER'S QUALITY WATCH AT THIS LOW PRICE ■ v S i ?#!m *11“ 21 KWUS flOffl I I -wont • ■ - v. ••••«• • jMsMWhj Personals lest fr»m I n t ) VANTASI Mala V1J.-S?I Ji.Kl Prices Listed Pins Tas V*„«.Uif>we« v A Si,I* Hi W a h l Jewelry Store DOWNTOWN Benncuf And now bar GINGERSNAPS. • cups sifted enriched flour 1 tbsp. bsking soda tt tip. salt 1 tbsp. ginger 1 cup lard 2 cups light brown sugar There’ s homework on tha 2 eggs For the Lent season Mrs. table 1 tsp. vinegar Janet Bell suggests this TUNA Galoshes on tho stool, tt cup dark molaaaaa V EG ETAB LE P IE and a A lunch upon tha traah can— T SIR together flour, soda, SHRIMP SALAD. Tlie garbage went to school! salt and ginger. Cream lard First tha pie: b 9 SANFORD DID YOU K NO W P E N N E Y * NOW HAS THE MOST W A N T E D 8 T L Y E OF A L L IN WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES? THE PUMP! St. , Downtown Sanford Slip 'n' Sleep young ladies' slips A Shoe With More Fashion Sense — Every feature wakee good eeaee from the Latest Styles: “A ” Line Cotton Eyelet Bouffant Sizes 4 to 14 welkabie eteeked heel to We fle u M e AAAA te B Width* A c c r e d ite d 10" SLEEK S H IN IN G PUMPS IN W H ITE OR PATENT LEATHER! Now, just when you want tfoii classic style the moat . . . Count on Penney’* to have it in a terrifle six* range! Patent leather uppers with durable leather soles I New white patent tool HANDBAGS . S.98 — 4.98 7.99 Sizes 6 to 9 B - AA - AAAA ! �I W»f Feb. 27, 1064 — Page 9 9«tiTorB ftriH I YOU A L L BETTER H U R R Y ! CLEARANCE ENDS Students Give Fashion Show GIRLS M ODELING for fashion show were (top from le ft) the Misses Rebecca Giles, Vickie Osburn, Connie Colvin, director, and Mary Abney; (bottom from left) Sue Russnrd, Glendn Allen nnd Barbara Drebert. " A Trip to H aw aii" was (he theme for a fashion show in the Seminole Hitfh School auditorium, sponsored by the Home Kconomica Depart­ ment, under the supervision of Miss Barbara Rucprrcht. Guests were presented with lais at the door. Miss Connie Colvin planned the show and directed it. She was assisted by Nancy Hobinson and Don­ na Peters. Penny Gleeson narrated. The young ladies modeling their home - made fashions from gowns and dresses to pajamas and slacks were: the Misses, Barbara Bolger, Gere Dietrich, Sharon Booth, Andrea Garver, Joanne Sparks, Cookie Streit, Linda Ley, Audrey Decker, Paulette Norinand, Linda Mnhn, Vickie Osburn, Glenda Albert, Nancy Antoine, Barbara Drebert, Pat Wiggins, Susie Norris, Sue Bussard, Susan Slack, Anita Whittington, Ffcyc Hoi- hiway, Mary Abney. Melanie Williams, Kathy Butler, F a)e Hayes, Linda Ball, Glenda Allen, Missy Beliito, Wanda Braswell, Ginger Smith, Sue Futford, Sue Brcwlngtno, San­ dra Uurk, Cathi Fulton, He- l>ecca Giles, Lawranna W il­ l i a m s , Sh)rlcy Schneider, Shirley Long, Diane Duff, Di­ ane Stubbins, Donna Peters. Janice Foy, Susan Dcklc, Sonja Wester, Nancy Robin­ son, Cheryl Moose, Kathy Qulllin, Pat McGuire, Linda Green, Donna Collins, Marion Weber, Betty Hittell, Gayle Scnkarik and Connie Colvin. Escorts were Jerry Whitmore, Jimmy Barlu and Steva Har­ ris. SAT., FEB. 29th Playgirl FASHIONS FERN P L A Z A FERN PARK 8.13-3313 Altamonte P e rs o n a ls “Color Newsreel To Be Presented To Club Members A genda For Coming Year Mr. uml Mr*. R o b o t Brad­ ford of Altamonte were guests at the Feb. 2t dinner given by the Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce for Governor Farris Bryant. Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Bar­ ber are the proud parent* of an eixht pound baby boy who wai born. Thunday, Feb. 20, at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith spent lust weekend with relatives in Jacksonville. Discussed By Members The American De­ Mr*. Wade Shealy, Mrs. W. It. Stringiicld and .Mr*. Gurdun partment of the Sanford The Members o f thu San­ Sweeney. Woman's Club have been bus­ ford Wumen’s Club will aee a color movie on home dec­ ily discussing and planning •t the Woman’s Clubhouse. entphusis on civic affairs and interior they plan to stress social and decorating tips, the latest in furniture and accessories, and • faahion ahowr featuring ap­ parel atylad for men, women and children. Georgo Morgan will ahow the film and discuss painting and decorating with the club meml'ers. home activities in the coming film Newsreel” entitled presents Dr. R . Dougherty Speaks T o Group About Vision I partment has placed too much "Color The Dr. R I e h a r d Dougherty spoke on "Misconception of Eves and Vision" recently at ths Pinecrcst Inn, the site for tb « meeting of the Credit Women’s Breakfast Club. Dr. Dougherty i i > true Floridian, being born In Jack­ sonville and hiving lived some time In Coral Gables. He Is a graduate of the Illi­ nois School of Optometry. Dr, Dougherty was in partnership In Pansma City for 10 years and came to Sanford and opened hia office in August, 1962. He la married and the fat'.er o f four children. Th* speaker i f an active membei of the Elks Club and Lion Club. Dr. Dougherty has gen eral practice, but specializes In children’s vision, glaucoma and sub-normai vision. year. Also thu iuture meetings will be held In tb« form oi morning coffees in the indi­ vidual homcf. They plan to include such activities as tour­ ing homes during the Christ­ mas holidays and working on such projects as flower ar­ rangements, hat m iking and furniture redecorating. Their main project will be the beau­ tifying of the interior of the Sanford Woman’s Club. It was alio announced that ■ membership tea would be held in April. These plans were made in a series ol two meetings. The lirst meeting was held at the home of Mrs, C. R. Sims, with Mrs. A. 0 . Roberts acting as co-hostess. The adjourn meet­ ing w u held at the home of Mrs. Douglas 8tenstrom. The club members elected the officers for the coming year. These ladies and their duties are: M u . Wade Shcaly, chairman; Mrs. DeWitt Ma­ thews, program chairman; Mrs. Julian Wilson, finance chairman; Mrs. W. L. Kirk, vice chairman, and Mrs. A. 0. R o b e r t s , membership chairman. Those attending these meet ings were: Mrs. Richard Gleeson, Mrs, C. P. Harkey, Mrs. W. L. Kirk, Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mrs. DeWitt Ma­ thews, Mrs. W. D. Merritt, their ahne purchases because the hank cannot supply ua with them. However, we will continue to give the most value per dollar available anywhere. M EN’S DRESS By Justin M Regular 18.98 Value Honored With A party was held at tbc home of Mr. and Mr*. Wil.’la Jones, 913 Catalina Drive, In honor of the birthday of thelt 17 year old daughter, Mlche’e Co-hostesses for this cele­ bration were Vickie Boyd and Linda Robson. Mlchcln received many lovely gifts from the 23 In­ vited guests. The highlight ol her birthday was a tour ol Mexico. Phi.lip, her brother, sent Michele a ticket to Horn* ton, Texas, where they rendevoused to tour Mcvico. Phil­ lip had an exciting schedule arranged for her pleasure. In addition to a wonderful week Michele w.ll have many hap­ py memories of this tour to cherish in the future. \ You’ll LOVE the New Hair Styles They’ll do such warm and wonderful things fo r youl Make • date today that will allow us to bring out the beautiful beat— in you. 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Leather Lined W e can no longer offer our customers Silver Dollar* with Michele Jones Mexico Trip Mens Dress Shoes NO TICE Wellington Boots Home orating at their next meet­ its 10tii-05 club year. The ing, Match 10, at 7:30 p.m. members feel that their de­ AT SILVER DOLLAR SHOE STORE uimntm SHOE STORE Reg. 2.98 & 3.98 * 2*> D O W N T O W N SANFORD — Cor* 1st & Magnolia Prices Good Through Saturday, Feb. 29th. �V fr VntTarB WmB Signing Of Tax Bill Gets Immediate Response Pag® 10 — Feb. 27, 1084 DeBary Bridge Club W ASHINGTON (U P I ) — A $11.5 billion tax cut. designed to put an average of $4 or $5 more a week Into pockets of m oit U. S. wage earners this year, begins taking effect next week and President Johnson wants Americans to make the m oit of it. Even before the ink was dryon tire landmark legislation Wednesday it had performed its first feat, spurring the stock market to its best gain in two weeks. One year, one month and Announces Winners Th* Dcltar? D u p l i c a t e o f two free dinners at the De­ Bridge Club played 12 tablet Bary Freexett* was Mrs. A c eardl. directed by Mra. Jeeile Pear* Winners o f the ona month call at tbla week'* Tueaday aeriea, beat three games were, afternoon games In the Fire* first, Mrs. Aceardi; second, Mrs. Blatt; third, William men’a Recreation Hall. Winner*, NS., flrat, Mra. Woodlock: fourth, Mrs. Pear­ aall and fifth, Marvin Long. David Singer and Mra. Ruth Blattt aecond, Mra. Robert Nlchola and Mlaa Ethel John non; third, Mra. Doyle Driver and William Woodlock and fourth, Mra. E. M. Hinkle and Mra. Pearsall; E W , flrat, Mra. Myron Ac* card! and Mra. Harry Schob; aecond, Mr. and Mra. Virgil Mote; third, George rearaall and K. T. Stevena and Ucd for fourth, Mra. Albert Beaom and Mra. Frank Holder with Mra. E lta Unklea and Phil DeBer* aid. Winnera o f the two montha aeriea were, flrat, George Pearaall; aecond, Mra. Ruth Blatt; third, Mra. Pearaall; fourth, Mra. Aceardi; fifth, R. T . Stevena and alith, Mra. Frank Auatin. Winner o f total high acore fo r the month of February and VEGETABLE REPORT Federal Stnte Market Newa Service Sanford Shipping point Information for Feb. 26. AU aalea F.O.B. Precooling chargea extra unle u otherwise stated: SANFORD-OVIEDO ZELLWOOD DISTRICT Clear and cool. Cabbage: demand g o o d , market slightly stronger. Do­ mestic round type, I K bu. crates, mostly 11.50, few best, $1.75, few small, $1.35; 50 lb. sacks, $1.25 to $1.50, mostly $1.25, fair quality, small site, low as $1; Red type, I K bu. crates, few, $2.25. Carrots: demand fair, mar­ ket steady. Sacks, 481 lb., film parked, $2.(15 to $2.30; 50 lbs. loose, $1.85 to $1.00. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket steady. 16 In. crates, Pas­ cal type, S doi., $4; 2k* and 2 dot., $4.25; 4 doz. and smalt er, $3.75; hearts, film wrap­ ped, 24 count, $4.75. Chinese cabbage: demand fair, market steady. 16 In. crates, $2J0 to $2.75. Endive: demand good, mar­ ks! stronger. 1 1/0 bu. crates, $3 to $3.25. Escarolc: demand g o o d , market stronger. 1 1/0 bu. crates, $2.75 to $3. Lettuce: offerings l i g h t . Boston type, EI1N crates, 24 count, few, $3.50; Iculierg type, WB crates, 24 count, few, $3; Leaf type, 12 quart baskets, few, $1.40 to $1.50; Romaine, 1 1/B bu. crates, $3 to $3.50, poorer and small size, lower. Onions, green: d e m a n d light, market steady. Crates, I doz. hunches, $3. Parsley: demand l i g h t , market about steady. Crates, C doz. bimehrs, $2. Parsnips: offerings light. Baskets, 12-1 lb., film packed, $1.25. Radishes: demand Improv­ ing, market steady. Baskets, film packed, Red varieties, 30 6 oz., 85 rents to $1; White varieties, 24-8 oz., $2 to $2.25. 8plnuch: offerings light. Bushel baskets, Savoy type, $1.50 to $1 00. HASTINGS, KM lItID A DISTRICT Clear and cool. Cabbage: demand g o o d , market about steady. Domes­ tic round type, IK bu. crates, $1.50, few, small size, lower; 50 lb. sacks, $1 to $1.25, best mostly $1.25. Hitting Home SAN FRANCISCO (U P1) Oops I Tito state Division of Indus trial Safety conducted teats and found that floors were too slippery in Us local offices. S t Patrick’s Dance Planned In DeBary By Mra. Adam Mailer Plant to aponaor the annual St, Patrick’a Dance in DeBary hava bean announced by the entertainment committee o f the Volunteer Fire Depart­ m ent Frank Yahat’a Bund will play fo r the event which is scheduled fo r Saturday, March 14, at tha Firemen's Recrea­ tion Hall. Tickets are now available to the public. Tha committee sponsored a donee last Saturday night whlrh featured a number of specialty number* presented by Mr. and Mra. Willium Stripp, Mr. and Mra. Jack I-amborUon and Sally Gcrity and Harold Jenkins. Hurriaon Ilernritter wan in charge o f the refreshment bar. Unit 256 Sets Planning Meet By Jane Casselberry There will be a special meeting of the planning com­ mittee of Auxiliary Unit 250 of Casselberry at 1 p. m. Thursday at Uio homo of Mra. Harold Krydcr, president, 1494 Lake Drive, Casselberry. Purpose of the meeting will be to make plans for the an­ nual observance of the anni­ versary of the founding of American Legion which will be cclerbaled by Memorial Post 256 and the auxiliary at 8 p. in., Monday, at the Wo­ men's Club Building In Cas­ selberry. 4-H Club Hears USDA Officials Forest City Group To Meet At Academy lly Maryann Mile* The Forest City Community Association will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Forest 1jiko Academy Cafeteria for dinner and tho regular month­ ly business meeting. John It. lictliea, |irvnident, has announced that a program o f entertainment will be pre­ sented by the Academy (JunrDr. Kenneth Wing spoke on t it and Miss Ann Arney, uc"U p To Date Food Sense'* for curdlaniat. Adolph Juhl will serve as member* o f the Elder Springs Homo Ilemonstration Club at master o f ceremonies. their February meeting held at the HD Center on 26lh Street. By Donna K*tra The Mnrch meeting o f the Longwood Elementary PTO was cnnceled Tuesday night dun to conflict In aeliedulea with the Dedication and Open House for tho new English Es­ tates School. Tho next meeting o f the PTO has been announced for April 27 at whlrh time tho an­ nual Children's Talent Show will bo presented for the pro­ gram. Sale of nutoinohiln license tags produred revenue total­ ing $54.4 million during the first half o f thla year, says Motor Vehicle Commissioner Arch Livingston. Dr. Wing advised that to get a proper diet one should follow a daily schedule con­ taining the basic seven nutri­ ents. Ho cautioned against us­ ing new fads In foods unless n physician Is consulted nnd suggested that menus be pre­ pared according to calorie needs o f the individual. Miss Myrtiu Wilson, HD agent, announced that a cook­ ing school will be held at the Civic Center at 7:30 p. in , Mnrch 10, and that a furniture rifinishing clinic is scheduled at thn clinic, March 0-11, be­ ginning at 10 a. in. dully. Meinla-rs o f the E l d e r Springs cluli will conduct a workshop during the after­ noon at tho next meeting fo l­ lowing the covered dish lunch- lacludoa: Felt Rev. Thomas II. Makin, minister, has advised that each family Is asked to bring a covered dish or two, table service for the family, a folding or TV table and a good appetite. Guest speaker for the o c­ casion will be Rev. Malcolm L. Watson, form er mission­ ary In Brazil who is now ! serving as minister of the Park la k e Presbyterian Church in Orlando. A nursery will be provided. The Self-Denial Offering for World Missions will be re­ reived at Sunday's 9 a. nt. service. and T. C. Blalock o f Winter Haven were special guests for the Inst meeting o f the Oviedo 4-H Boys Club which was at­ tended by 19 member*. Filins were shown on In­ specting, grnding and parking of citrus after which a ques­ tion and answer period was rondurted. C0MF0Rf3otuuaom SEE IT IN SANFORD M A RC H 3! BY SA N FO R D E LE C TR IC C O , W A L L Four Roses 3 5th, STIL K Y. BRIL Reg. 4.99 — 42.95 Caa* fJ79 i o BLACK &WHITE CORBY’S RESERVE BLEND IMP. SCOTCH GILBEY’S DRY G IN Reg. 7.15—6.1.95 Case o f 12 1,132 Tourist Facility Permits Issued In Month T A L I.A H A 8 S E E (U P I ) The Hotel and Restaurant Commission issued 1,132 li­ censes to tourist facilities during January, Commissioner Robert Riedel said Wednesday. He said the total was 176 Itsa licenses than were issued in the sumc month last year. Riedel said 410 lln-nsea were issued to new establishments, 1P5 for new buildings uml 215 to new businessra in remodel­ ed buildings, nnd 722 licenses went to new owners o f exist­ ing businesses. Tho revenue from Jnnuury llccnses totaled $7,200, which was put in Uie state's gnnarul fund. *U 9 \W REG. 4.65 3 5ths *995 5 TH B o u r b orV e nowyou can own b S u p rena rSi# ill] D u M ont Ml CU STO M -Q U A LITY K Y . 8TR. ROURRON CHARCOAL FILTERED ANTIQ U E Personally selected end tested In Ky. by our ex* peris— We guarantee thla to be the lightest bour­ bon In the norld. 3 Fifths 10.50. 41.88 Case KTK. K Y . BOURBON 1.23-INCH CONSO LETTE TV AT THIS NEVER BEFORE LOW PRICE Keg. 1.15— 41.15 ( as* no •/ 3 .5 9 Philadelphia BARK & T1LFORD 8 YU. 86* B LE N D 8 VTDK . Huge Park Ona o f the world'* largest national park* is Tsavo, lo­ cated in Kenya, East Africa. The park e o n t a 1 n a 8,000 squara mile* o f bush and plains. Its famed lions are not aa common a* they one* were, but great alepbant herds flourish there. Phone F A 9-8321 IB B P IC K U P nnd D E LIV E R Y S T R A IG H T BOURBON BEER — CASE 24 — 12 OZ. CH ARR ED OAK Old German B e e r.... 3.49 ktkught BOL'ItBON CA1UOCA oku Reg. 4.61 — 35.88 Cam* »Y s k RUM H A L I.E H O KI.IIXK .1101 KOON 2 .9 9 Full ABC . J E K , BEER 3.89 GOEBELS B E E R .... 3.79 Regent Beer *2.99 Case 14 12 or. plus dtp, Q t. J. BOISSIERE ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE aoMMaa atort thaa enSaory TV SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue G IN or VODKA 8 VT DK . CHARRED O AK * 1 4 50 H E A T IN G SAM UELS BTR. KY. REG. OK L IG H T 1904 OFFICERS o f tho Forest City Mon-hunts’ Association are, from left, Louis Stubbs, treasurer; Brut-o Krelslend, vice president; Mrs. Esther Johnson, secretary nnd Mrs. Betty MncGoen, president. A 7 YR. S'. R. K Y. BRB. 110Lit HON * PLUMII1NG : OLD STAGG B l.K N D E I) W H IS K E Y Iter. S.20 — 43.75 Case • Brand Naw Cover for Mnltrcns • Brand N*w Insulation • her* needed f supervisors Those who have portable Named For Flight sewing machines are asked to Tha American dunce step bring them if possible. known as the Lindy Hop, Mcmliers attending the work­ which was popular in the '30s, shop who would like to make was named fo r Charles Lind­ floral hangers are askrd to bergh's transatlantic flight, bring 10 clothes hangcra plus arcnrdlng to the Encyclo­ CO-SPONSORED paedia Britannic*. extra wire. / VD LOOK ! ! • Cleaning A Processing district Charles West of Winter Park The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant will have its first Fam ily Night supper this Friday at 6:30 p.m. eon at noon. Those attending will muke smocked handbags and hats and are asked to bring I ’ j yards o f 1 Inch checked ging­ ham; 4 yard lining mntcrial, 46 inches wide; draw string; 1 gallon plastic bleach bottle; 1 yard buckrum, 3 Inches wide, extra s tiff; straight pins, needle, scissors, thimble and one skein o f contrasting em­ broidery thread. O ll\ . N nm b rfm t-th t Jlaett aunt / «Itlnidom Iiwerapring Mallrea* Renovation Special New Church Sets First Supper Elder Springs Club Studies 'Up To Date Food Sense' Longwood PTO Meet Canceled USDA the Senate put ?he final stamp cut next Thursday, March 5. of approval on the biggest tax That is wnen a tower parroU withholding rate goes into ef­ cut in the nation's history by fect, meaning higher paya 74-19 vote with generous checks. Republican 'support. The IRS said it wnuld fol­ Johnson promptly signed it low a ‘ ‘rule of reason’ in en­ into law at a White House forcing tha March 5 change­ ceremony, then told a nation­ over. "W e will not find fault wide 'radio-television audience with employers who are de­ that it would strengthen the layed a day or two in putting United States by bolstering the lower rate Into effect by the economy .when U. S. tax­ problems encountered In con­ payers and corporations start verting their payroll sys­ spending the extra cash. tem s." a spokesman said. “ No one can bury us — or. bluff us — or beat us — so long as our economy remains strong,’ ’ said the President Available to you without a in an obvious reference to doctor's prescription, our pro­ Soviet Prem ier Nikita S. duct called Odrlncx. You must Khrushchev's oft-quoted pro­ lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet mise to "bury” capitalism. For his part, the Chief ex ­ and easily swallowed. Get rid o f excess fat and live longer. ecutive promised to make new Odrinex costs $3.00 and ia inroads against federal spend­ add on this guarantee: if not ing. including a new goal to satisfied for any reason, just eliminate an additional 7.500 return the package to your druggist and get your full government jobs "in the very- money bark. No questions next few months.” asked. Odrinex is sold with While Johnson forecast good this guarantee by: days ahead, the Internal Rev­ Mclteynolds Drug Store — Sanford — Mall Orders Filled enue Service (IR S ) announced Fat Overweight By Bernice Kelsey R E P R E S E N TA TIV E S fo r partlclputinR orRanizntionn attending the recent meeting o f Old Glory Blood Bank were, left photo, Heated left to right, Mra. Lillian Severn, Mra. CIco Bolin, Hpcaker, and Ruth Rudolph; Htanding, Mra. Josephine R. Birku and Mrs. Patricia Dome; right photo, seated left to right, Mra. Maryann Miles, Harold Willis and Maurice Rudolph; standing, Hit-hard B. Lashley and Ed Furgerson. two day* after the late John that some workers should no­ F. Kennrdv’ s urgent appeal, tice the first effects of the tax Incorporating all the features that h m made Du Moot tynMjfUBM ufth qnalky for over a quarter of a century, this latest Du Mont Includes a M l powsr transforms* cfaanh, bonded 23* picture tube with 20,000 vohs of pacta* power, amplified automatic gain control, and eadudve Prims-Tunc fur permanrnt Ant The walnut or mahogany (reined cuolcmporety cabinet bicadi will every room interior. Up-1rant truing and boat-project*! R n M I high fidrtiry round system taa Come In today and am W g C how mucti quality to Unit caa buy. But yoa batter bony, mthis bw price onr HOME OF THE KING SIZED HI-BALL 39i OAT or NITl OPINING jm C a I v a D i a n CLUB H R Magnolia 322-1562 (10SING Vermouth Jr? $21 CASE 15th Vi Gallon Jug 100';, 1»URE C A L IF O R N IA 39i D E SSER T W IN E S ^1 At> AM VO SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Til IMP. SWEET OR DRY l l I } v NO oi s A fc K { OC K 1 A l l Ol D Oh ^ Ml X I p I A I l Oh d g r a n d dad ( I a i i O y.Hil| D U N K ( ) . I II . Burgundy — Sauterne Chianti *1.69 HALF G ALLO N �r- 1 ■ -JL ••• J£ FIRE EXTINGUISHER Control Brings Problem s The successes enjoyed in the con­ the communities to provide some trol o f infectious diseases in this method o f home supervision. A purt o f every medical care pro­ and other counties has been the re­ sult o f a combination o f increased gram includes taking care of patients scientific knowledge, the efforts of who are not ncutely ill enough to be private individuals, and the pro­ in a hospital but in need o f part time grams o f official health agencies. professional nursing service in the home. These services include assist­ No modern state is willing to fore­ go the advantages accruing from the ing in the rehabilitation of stroke victims, teaching diabetics how to continued control o f such diseases. give themselves injections, chang­ We must maintain our community ing surgical dressings, teaching mo­ immunization levels at points high enough to minimize the danger of thers how to care for young chil­ diptheria, tetanus, smallpox, polio, dren und many other simple bedside nursing measures. The trend toward whooping cough and typhoid, among home care leaves hospituls better others. The very fact, however, that the , able to cure for the acutely ill and injured. control o f infectious diseases has Seminole County is meeting this been so successful has brought about home nursing need through the some o f the problems with which the Health Department and the Home health department must now deal. Nursing Service which is available For exnmple, maternal and child to all who need it in this area. Much deaths have been drastically reduc­ has been done since this service has ed which means not only that more been established and more and more children are living to maturity but the services are being cnllcd for by that the population is increasing rel­ our citizens. Our health department atively rupidly and that more j>eople and its officials are to be commend­ are living into the later yeurs o f life. ed for making these services availa­ While modern medications have ble to our citizens. improved longevity, we have as yet no adequate means to combat the physiological time clock which gov­ erns the age process. This gives rise Thou dost keep him in perfect to the problem o f more people living peace, whose mind is stayed on thee, to need nursing care in the home. because he trusts in thee.— Isaiah Improved methods o f treatment 2G:3. are making it possible to send many • • • persons home who otherwise would I believe in God, and 1 trust my­ spend much o f their life in mental self in ilis hands.— James A. Gar­ and tubercular institutions. This field. places additional rcs|>onsibilities on Political Notebook CHICAGO — (N K A ) — which might box In—if it The prospect now arises that does not ignore— tlie party’s in early May the nntlonal established eastern power headquarters for Sen. Burry centers. Goldwater'a field operations I’ lacing the field command —devoted to the vital bud- post in California would not, nes* o f rustling delegates— o f course, affeet all the other may be shifted from the East general headquarters activito California. ties presently' gntlicrrd in A bold departure from Washington. But this highly original past presidential campaigns, this plan would have the wis­ idea is perhaps representa­ dom o f permitting easier con­ tive o f the inventive, agrescentration on the key primar­ sive spirit which characteri­ ies in Oregon ami California zed the unprecedented Feb. in Into spring, on nine west­ HI Chicago meeting o f some ern stutc conventions set for 100 Coldwutcr managers and May 8 or later and on tlie organitera from 42 states nml July 13 nalionn! convention the national campaign staff. I Seemingly undaunted by at San Francisco. public opinion polls Should this major shift oc­ new cur, it would serve us a strik­ showing Gohlwater dropping ing symbol o f the West farther behind 1900 nominee Coast's Importance not only- Itichaid Nixon, the conferees in the l'.hll GOP nomination here and there behaved ami fight but in national politics talked almost like victory celebrants. generally. Some, however, appeared Moreover, on top o f the practical advantage o f put­ to he stung by reports that ting key (ioldwater field men tlie lioldwater camp is strug­ near the scene of final bat­ gling against inner eonflict, manage­ tle, the move would tend once i n c o m p o t e n t timidity and even and for all to put a western ment, stamp on Goldwater'a cam­ gloom. One leader, exuding con­ paign. It would be the most con­ fidence at what was mainly crete recognition to date that n workshop meeting, never­ the Arizona senator is trying theless blurted out his an­ to win tlie llrpuhlicau nomi­ noyance: "W e wanted to prove to nation with a Western-Southcin-MIdwestcrn c o a l i t i o n these field peopla that even Thought For Today Dr. Crane’s Lyle C- Wison Says: Mrs. Crane Don and his wife, Elvlrita. in Los Angeles and I visited lovely Spanish when wc were two years ago. And Don’s enthusiasm for birds was so contagious that we gut infected with the same Virus. So when wc returned home and hesded down to our farm abode in Indiana, Mrs. Crane asked me to stop at the butch­ er shop for some large hunks o f suet. Then I nailed those to sev­ eral tree trunks outside the plrturo window In the dining KSJ8, But the also has bird feed­ ers that arc full o f sunflower seeds, cracked com, etc. In addition, one of our tons got some long spike nails and had llie heads snipped off. These arc now Inserted Into tiic tree trunks and wc then alip ears of yellow corn on the spikes. As a result, Mrs. Crane now has scores of birds of various species, plus chipmunks and fox squirrels, which come out for their free lunch. tVc arc not scientific bird .-pccialists like Dun Blcltz, but we have purchased some books showing color plates of various native birds. Spending Pressure On Will^n five minutes she Greek Vote Noteworthy Popular opinion {Mills show­ said Ncilan on emerging from IMiints of view on Johnson, each supported by some mil­ ing a remarkable enthusiasm i tftc presidential presence. I was pounding the typewriter lions o f likc-mimled voters. Traditionally, Greek voters for I'reiidcnt Johnson arc i Now, Ncilan lias changed For Johnson, that s|ieUs out |In my upstairs olflce. 1have been more interested in lagging somewhat behind the his mind. The government in simple terms a decision "Oh, I ’ve caught one al personalities titan in party political fact* of till* cam­ economy Johnson talked to he must make. i r e a d y s h e cried. Ncilan and his associates labels. paign year. Shall wc join with con­ * By the time I got down­ Indeed, we have identified And in their just-concluded This week a poll by Loui* docs not look to Neilan like gressional conservatives in a 11 species of birds at unc time stairs, she had the cage in the Harris in the Washington (D. Hie Johnson performance in drive for rea l’ government national elections, tlie Greeks kitchen, but was looking selected not only a personal­ at our “ free lunch stand.” C.) Post reported that 8t per that Held. Over the weekend, economy or with congression­ nintjrnlul. al liberal* in a drive for ity but a professional politi­ But in the summer the chip­ cent of voters questioned be­ Ncilan was on record as | *T m weakening fast,” she more spending, bigger annual cian who held hls first poli­ munks take the lecd and store admitted, d o l e f u l l y . " I lieved Johnson was elieetivc withdrawing his lav or from deficits and a steadily in­ tical post at the age of 23 it in their burrows. 1thought we could take him a i in keeping government spend­ the new President. Ncilan'* creasing national debt? Not and now at 73 will take over One little chipmunk will ing under control. Tints, the reason: Big time spending mile away and release him in as premier. fill hit check pouches with j voter* appear to find Johnson projects ami deficit financing. merely a lough decision to the woods. A* a personality, tail and make. That will be a tough corn and then dart to his den. not guilty of the Republican Meantime, big labor I* ‘ ‘But he looks so cute, 1 nearly bald George Papandecision to reveal to one side By stopwatch 1 have timed charge that he is a tv pical turning on lltc beat for more tiiink maybe Judy's children and to conceal from Hie dreou has sharpened hi* ton him. He will empty his pouch­ would Just as soon watch the ' big time Democratic spender. spending and bigger deficits. other. guc agaim t Greek royalty es and be back on the ear of Sjvctiding, Use national debt There urc several areas of chipmunks as the birds. What and in It year* of opposl corn within GO seconds. and deficits are live domes­ labor discontent. Johnson'* do you th in k !” Hon to the NaHonal Radical But the tfcipirtunkf scare tic issues on which the Re­ play for the favor of economy. Union led by former Pre­ Well, 1 deilded we could publicans expect to hit hard­ minded conservatives is one away the birds, so last sum­ mier Constantine Caratnande'ay for a lew weeks our est this year. Republicans of them. mer Mrs. Crane decided wc lls. trapping the chipmunks, so need those issues to win. must do something to elim i­ The labor bosses resolved When I>nd rakea the full He has admonished Greek wc turned this little fellow The {Mills are more favor­ In favor of a vast InereafC nate Hie chipmunk*. leave* watch out fur the little royally to "reign but not at­ loose. able to Johnson than are the in government spending for She didn’t want to hurt kida getting that burning ile- tempt lo rule,” ami under­ Judy's children did enjoy political facts of life. The education, health care, lowthem but the knew that our standably is disliked by King •ire. the chipmunks, so I squander­ voters are saluting mere cod housing, consumer coun­ daughter Judy was soon to Paul. ed another bushel of com promises. For example, the arrive from West Orange, N. feeding them. seling and personal guidance To a Caratnanlls Imaxt that One jMck ran lift a ear, but Kennedy administration's big servii-e* fur low Incsime fam ­ J „ with tier four youngsters. Greece was prospering sta­ it takea a lot to keep It up. (Always write to Dr. Crane spending trend has not been ilies and. of course, for pub So Mra. Crane felt the kid­ tistically, hr replird. • • • In rare of this newspaper, dies would prefer to watch enclosing a long stamped, checked since Johnson took |lie works. ‘ •Numbers prosper; the peo­ A California man swam two office three months ago. the birds. Ncilan of the Chamber of I miles «>ii bis t'n'itb hirtInlay. ple suffer.” addressed envelope and 20 In her dilemma, she bought rents to rover typing and Johnson's economy promise* Commerce and (ieorge Meany Last November, Pupandare impressive and Ilia stra­ of AFL-CIU arc beginning lo ! Stroke* of lack at tliut age. a wire rat trap that lias a printing costs when rcou'a Center Union parly you i * • • won a hairline victory over trap door and catches the ani­ send for one of hls book­ tegies arc persuasive. Rut the represent utterly opposing Parting advice for men: put actual reduction In expendi­ Carainanlii's National Radi­ mals whole, without injury. lets.) u little wuter on Hie comb. tures remains lo lie achiev­ cal Union und Papandrcou She put a nubbin of corn In­ • • » ed. ruled for 47 days. side and act the trap out by Pumpkin*make happy’ fner* It is obvious, therefore, He quit rather than rely the tree. — when the pumnpkin J* on on Hie pro-Comiminisl United that the whopping vote of — “ confidence reported by the W— Have U. S. Bcunlors al- the side o f small boy*. Democratic left to support, • * • pollsters represents so far way a lieen elected by the peothus forcing tlie country into We don't grow tobacco out only the impact of Johnson's ! pie 7 P a l* up the inquest for help new elections which till* work In Arizona und I don’t atnukej promises anti his {tcrsuaslve A —.Senators were originully with the children's home work, gave him a landslide victory — Sen. Hurry (ioldwater. It- strategics, such as cutting the Lake Mary elected by the state legisla­ ami the kids nmy pass, at the expense of both the S in . Frances (tester Ariz., questioned about pos­ White House bill for electric • * • tures. Diicct clcctiiiii by the political left and right. 322-6219 sible tobacco legislation in lights. A man vs ill go a long way to |people was provided fo r by The vote was noteworthy Lake Monroe wnke of report on smoking. Another faetor. The lug *lie 17tli Amendment, effec­ save Ilis fare. Ills wife just to in a number of respects. .Mrs. II. I- Johnao* spending pressure only now tive ns to seiiatora elected tlie corner drag store, First, (lie fact that the gov­ 322-4722 Sly opopnent will lie either Is beginning l « develop. The after May 31, I HI 3. • « • ernment pressed ahead with l.nngwnod ISep. Itolicrt Taft Jr. or Ohio's Johnson administration's pro­ 'llie beat thing for a woman Mrs. Donna Kales piqailur lirpuhlicon secretary paganda piny lias hern lo llir 938-3317 <J Vt bat (peed is attained to do to have beautiful band* o f state, Ted W. Brown. government economizers, the by the duck hawk7 I la nut lung North Orlando — Ineuaibent Sen. Stephen 31. conservatives, to those • • • Mrs. Mona Grlnstead A — Fastest o f all flying Young, D-Ohio, coin incuts squares rrs{M>nslve (o the so322-2291 birds, iluek hanks have been Having money la one thing indirectly on entry o f John called Puritan ethic. Suclt credited with a diving a|iccd that makes relative* write to Osteen (ilrnn into Ohiu's senatorial citizens, of rourse, have lieen 31ra. Clarence Snyder of IHI) miles all hour. you— for a loan. race. 222-48(1 pleased. Edwin P. Ncilan. president of the U.S. Clutmlier O rlfdo lira , (ieorge Kelsey No government in the world o f Commerce, got the John263-3(86 would stand with its arms son treatment at the White folded at such action. House shortly after LBJ took —Turkish ambassador Adnan over. Ncilan was among a Kural on Cyprus dispute group of big business callers lictwcen Turk*-Creeks. " I could vote for that man,” ! gleefully called to me, where Barbs j Bear I.hke-Fnreal City Mr*. Maryann Mile* 838-3678 Casselberry M r*. Jane t'a a .rlb e rr) 838-5016 Chuluota Mra. Joan Magin 363-3742 .Mr*. lirlla ry Adam Muller 668-4110 Enterprise Mia* Helen Snodgrass Quotes r Page I-A, Sanford, Florida, Thura., February 27, ’64 m u .ii:* a. uiklo w , kiiitum t v o rtaLM Nra I'll VMi VOI.rul.tXK. t'irrolailoo - Lraeral Mails** JlLltS I.. IIKM'IHOS MOV kHt:i:X Attoclaia Editor 9 RED VAX CELT Managing Editor Ji l l * C-untx Advertising Manager H A M R IE T T K. 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Only One Bill To Pay The Gregory W ay. *11 Other l i t . 4* I Tear A H I Month* FORD OWNERS SAT., FEB. 29th S H IN G LE S i i i i i 'B i / n u s m n e s ■ r Mall •am laolr t e a s !/ • s o * 1 te a r ATTENTION BUSY JAYCEE’S 668-9933 it despite the shadow of the cate of a pcuccful settlement Cyprus crisis and a possible of the dispute dividing Turks conflict with Turkey was a and Greeks. tribute to Greek democratic processes. Second, U continued the steady decline of Communist voting strength in Greece and the growing political voice of a middle age class emerging with the new strength of the Greek economy. It probably also was reflective of the fact that Caratnanlls had ticaorted his own party leader­ M O NEY S A V IN G ship to lake up self-imposed exile In Paris. At any rate, Papandreou'a victory gave the country a much-needed aiablo govern­ ment and assured continua­ tion of a strong pro-NATO and pro-Western government policy. G E N U IN E FORD It also should ease any threat of a Greck-Turkl»h clash over Cyprus since Pa­ pandrcou 1* a strung advo­ QVowd A*z Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Julia llarlo* 838-1118 , though we’re a bunch o f yahoos from Arizona we j have some competence.” This was a reference to re­ ports that (ioldwater’s newly ‘ chosen Arizona-oriented cam. paign manager* were ra. garded by the earlier Draft* |(ioldwater organizers as too green for the job. j Another top man scoffed al the notion the Chicago conference was called to smooth over major dissen­ sion: "You don't wash your dir* ty linen at a meeting o f a hundred people.” (ioldwater leaders in Chic­ ago made no pretense that all was perfect. But they say they hsve done a remarkable job o f cranking up in the six weeks since tlio senator tic. canto a candidate. I f they aro not genuinely confident. If they do not In their heart* believe Gohlwater has the making* o f victory in July and beyond, then they are the best traveling show since llritain'a famouv Old Vic troupe last toured the United States. The only other possibility is that they are now caught up in a massive enterprise In silf-deluslon o f thu sort that sometimes afflicts politician* engaged in presidential com­ bat. Phil Newsom Says . . . W orry Clinic CASE n-494: Don Blcltz is .he versatile head of a Inrgc pharmaceutical Una in Cali­ fornia. But his absorbing hobby is birds. He I* a superb orni­ thologist w h o photographs birds in color and writes • textbook thereon. h Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley S QUVAIlb&TMWV « M o|c I A T l g H 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, F L A . PH. 322-1481 Winter Park M I 4-8918 •' f �*1 O r OUR BOARDING HOUSE Vv/H0 SAID ANYTHING ABOUT J W|* •snfnrfc Page2- A - F o b . 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WOMCN-ALV*4\V5 LATE, LATE, LATE DRESSING TWO HOURS EARLY AND STILL YOU'RE LATE I ! TIZZY By Kate Osana AN TIO N ETTE C. 1IELTLLO. < Dtfendani. T * B tT A T B OB rL O R ID A TO l AK TIO N E TTE C. M E LTLIO <« Libert/ atreet Danbury. Conneetleat PLEASE T A K E NOTICE that you are berth/ raqulred t » file /our w ritten nniwer, or dtfenea, It an/, ptraannll/ or b/ an attomo/. on or bofnro March II. 1114, at tho o ffle * of (ho Clerk o f Uio Circuit Court, at tho Courthouao In Hanford, Hemlnola C o u n t / , Florida, and to m all a eopy thereof to ttonatrom. Darla A Mclntoah. Attorno/a for P lain ­ tiff, Poat Office Bos 1110, Banfora. Florida, In that certain ilToroo pracoodla* pandlnc a S a 1 n a t jo u In tnd C ir­ cuit Court o f tho Nlntii Judicial Circuit, In nnd F o r Hemlnola Count/. r io r K a , In Chancer/, nn abhrarlatad title ot aald cauto bain* "Vincent J. Mallllo, rialn ttft. ceraue Antlonotte C. Mallllo. Defendant,* and baraln fa ll not or a Dtoroe Pro Confaaao w ill be ontarod atalnat you. and tba eauao procotd asparta. (8 B A L ) Arthur R- Backwlth. Jr., Clark o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Sttnatrum, Darla B Mclatoah Attorno/a at Law Poat Offlca Bos 1114 Hanford, Florida Publlab Fab. 1R 34, »7, * Mar. I. 1114. CD It-14 xoticb o r avrr TBB STATB OF FLORIDA TO U1LDEGARD MILLER, WH OM! RERIDENCE IB B A U M H O L D E R . OEKMANT. AND LAS T K NO W N ADDRESS IB: e/o American Rad Creaa, APO It. N E W T O R K , N E W TO RN: ,n S B (JN O tR S T A N P $ £ B A T E S ) B U T ffir H A S A N E W J O B A S JOCCSHT 2 » * Ptsc jockey/ ^/uttrir/ >AREMAPg-MOTBORN e~o » * « » » « * » ■ _ {£ OUR ANCESTORS vwxrtjvcue ymJL,AM/WAV, HB3 CHBS2RJU KAMCTWHECB DO YOU L iv e ? L T «w n i> ( f t Isn't aa CARNIVAL 4 S th e in m iCURREMr, C6AD / X f< u » i Legal Notice ijr V/1T« ZERO, IT & HOW YOU SAY IT *■*ON TW U R S D A Y 3 S . ■«jt ■fcauataaamutfci By Galbraith AG AINST THE RtYBR THE OLD GARDEN G A TE ? ii; SIDE GLANCES Hte » £ & ****, ■AB EDGB PU.UNG HI* PUMCMES''Pb:'FT TO OP MIAOARA FA LK , AMY MDPt/1 CAIN .THEM ROW BACK _ .HEAR YOUR 30INT* SQUEAKING LIKE 27,1964 By Dick Turner •l ! A aworn Complaint havlnx btan fltad atalnat you In tho Circuit Court In and for Seminola Count/, Florida, b/ BRUCE ALLEN MILLER, fodlrarca, tho abort title of whleh la BRUCE ALLEN MILLER. Plaintiff, var• ua. I I I L D E O A l t D M IL­ LER. Defendant, thaeo proaonta are to command you to nppoar nnd file your Anawar or othor da feme or ploodlnr heroin with tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, and aereo e copy tbtraof on PlalntUfa at­ torney, Carroll Burke, Attor­ ney at Law , P. O. Drawer X, Hanford, Florida, on or befard tho 4tb day of bLrcb. A. D. 1114, or otberwtM decree pro confoeeo w ill bo enterdl aaalnat you. Tbo Hanford Herald la dtalfnatad aa a nawapapor o f uantral clrealetloa In which tbla citation aboil bo aubllebod onoo each weak f i r four coneeeatlee week A WITNESS my band and adfldal aeal o f tho Clark of the Circuit Court on tbla tbo 4th day of February, A. D. 1114. (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, J(. Clark of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan, D.C. Carroll Burke Attorney for Flntatlfl Suite (11 Sanford Atlantia National Bank Balldlaf P. O. Drawer B Sanford, Florida Publlab Fab. t, IS, M, 84, ISSd CDR-I4 , ) * OBBIXAXCB Bo. its ORDINANCa OT TOWN OF OAaSBLRBRRT# FLORIDA. RZPRBISIXO INTRXTIOX OF TO BXTRXD ITB TBRRITOR* IA L L IR ira TO a x x B b cbbrTAIX LANDS LTIXO COMTI* •V 4U a TO TRR F I B I W T a o r x o A R ic a o f s a i d t o w n and w m tx TRR b a m AM WHUP? WTRE AU.\ BUT NOocm THE WRC BACK I HOW DYOU TO PREHISTORIC /fiUPFOESWE MOO AGAIN I DIO THAT? THIS SHOULD PUT. BIGHTON _ *>/ HOW DOING? “And I aiy ffa titty to pty strott aWaapara whan tho ItdtM'akUta do ouch a good Job for nothtngr C O U N TV . SHORT RIBS h llM Ilt f AWAUOWSKK •TBMI&B N0S0PT5 \ RtPOttTVP ■ k k u iiB . easy ’■•‘eWi [ ll*?, W M ( NBAS THAT rw a m ,* BE i r ENACTED BT TR R PEOPLE OF THE TOWN OP CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA! 1) That tbla Ordlaanca (a enacted tureuant to Bectlon 171.44, Florida Itau taa tar XIII. I ) That tba Town af Cataolbarry. Florida, hereby de­ clare ■ tie Intention to ennas to the Town of aeeaelberrr. Florida, At the esolreUen ot thirty (14) dare from the adoption ot tbla Ordlnanoa, tho fallowing deacrlbed paroala o f land lying conttsuoua to tho proaont boundarlaa o f the Town of Ceaaelborry, Florida, end belaR la ReRtnele Counti'. Florida: a) KDGEWOOD M A N O P. FIRST ADDITION. CAS1ELBKRHT, FLORIDA. Tha North 14T fact of Lot 1, Block F, FERN PA R K ESTATES, accordaaraof lag to the Plat thereof 0 * l recorded la Plat “Rook ‘ 7 *7 ---- 14 throug I. Patda l l through u . Public Record* ot Semi­ } | u got to toaoh Junior to make botlor uao nole County. Florida. a • . . aaama It alto taaohoo ethora to miko b) FERN PARK ESTATES KKPLAT, CASSELBER­ botUr imo of thalr ayaol" RY. FLORIDA. Lot I and tho Woat I. to feat of Lot I, Rlock C. Aniw»f «a Ersrtasa Punle FERN PARK ESTATES, according to tba Plat thareof la recorded tn Plat Book I, Page* Pi through It. Publlo RoDOWN across corda of Seminole Coun­ 1 Ki'rtt XStringed ty, Florida. BHIlJpgl I) 2 Crti up t ) That this Ordlnanca ahatl a Moil rattorv bo publlahtd once a waek tor BRctola Oittrt i R*°c?, ***P four (4) coaaaeutleo waeka In k *U t PartdlM The Sanford Herald, a niwai Church (art a r>c*p-ton«d paper publtabad In Samlnola M A B O II II ushara Plorldi. r> :i <l-n i County. I t Amur 4) That tha abovo-dtacrlb•Ukvenn _____ •r./.^aai od trade of land In tba atgrala U y KgiiaaJ Hinoky ha.. . v a » gal* contalu lee* than ten(!4> ragiaiarad aiaciura. and the 8 owner* And Intaraat holder* It M Rs 31 Cudtala aiGanuinl ot aald propartlaa bav# form­ 34 Came at cards wlUoua ally petitioned to be anneted. la iLMMCchirMc J® , U Orntnia imM aiKisdaeua* I ) That thla ordinance ahatl aldure UDhiialnili lake h t alleol oflool Immediately upon ' * 1 „It* 11 t final paaanga paaaea* and adoption. ado; i ) That all Ordlnaaooa or i far paria of Ordlaanoaa In c o n ­ M m f l i c t herewith art hereby »eI Gama paaied. 2U Itaiculliaa ADOPTED at a regular >trfcauaa meeting o f tha Towu Council of Ih* Town of Cnaaalberry, aiCenluctcd Florida, thla lttb Aar of Jan­ Unit af encror uary, A.D. 11(4. Plant paru /*/ Owen W. Anaiey. vesta (cull) Mayor lariw dtonk (TOWN SEAL) aa*'----- aai ATTEST: Buiidau" /•/ Mr*. Mary ILwtbotuo Kenneth W. Mclntoah, Bad. i ] iaaM U H khl Attorney at Law aa r«ni»fah * Poat Office Boa ll| ( IBDclllUol Senford. Florida IS TV1 O S ra l Publlah Fab. «. II. 14, IT, 1114 C D Il-tl I t Female aalat (ahj SOllebrew Btunth 0 < H A; * a* vmcm >i * TO vtim ita IWAIPB u BUGS BUNNY Music in the Air y ’KNOW, DR. CASgy, DM>OOULOI w e o , tiM tme od o r tvs/acT Y Boa CXAMIU. o n POWNLItL ) TILL m i ABOUT IT, ovea-Tmao. n v MonctD he napb MOT LRfUy.ANOXTOPOTIMES. r o UKS TO OUTSIDE TO THE WARMTH OP THIS SPLENDID «AgMSNT,»R§l S fa P ^ JE Iw iu ro o H v ou M tA N . mm OOOTIMtsV^^ m «i i !■i i3 I ■ — ^ fw in w L M «/ s 5 ^ u k l i l b M . z—<C_— /• MAY I N U l BETTER kElP ANgVE TRY IT ONTH'WLLY TOJNCI I DOUBT IP HE MAS ENOtlGf ■He3COCXM.Y hM *t3 \AWAr A S *O H 3A6M l — iMoAa §SShfLw II» B r , S ix r aivtblX • I v — fo* Two' NUT REW ONSIULK I will net ba reapanalbW far a«y diHi tarfrrsJ tarfrraJ by by tS JB K ?. a g o t IB, Baaft JAMES WASMINOTOM CP __ L L- - • �You Can H it A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our "Don’t W ants” In The H erald Classified Ads! 2. Notices - Personals Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . F iw t CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft F ra n ! 2. NotieM - Peraonala 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 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - L ive stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles T or Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. I/OHt & Found LOST: Male Beagle Hound with red collar. Reward. 322-1753. t. Notices • Personals SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN TRAD E 8<4 Rm. Home plus ER SERVICE. Part* and extra lot S. W. Chicago for supplies for all makes la Highway frontage vacant eluding: Electrolux. New acreage. F. J. SARELLA and rebuilt cleanera sold 11019 S. Kedsle Ave., Chi No borne sendee call cago 33, IU. charge Phone F A 2-2262 2533 Park Dr. .. 12. Real Estate For Sale I. IS. CDIl-t* 1* *1 . ftanfnrh f rralft SW EETIE P IE I'cb. 27, 1964 — Page U-A 17. Male Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer Vacuum Cleaner Large expanding Insurance POODLES. 8 wkt. old, AKC Co. has opening for 2 men, reg. Fairly reasonable, 21-45, High School grsduste. male, 1 female. 805 W. 3rd No experience necessary. Training program. Salary Pony and saddle. 1803 Sum merlin Ave. plus commission. Represen­ tative will interview at Fla. State Employment Office, 32. Flowers • Shrubs Sanford, Feb. 28, 93. BLOOMING Roae* on Chero­ kee stock. A ll other kinds 19. Situations Wanted o f Nursery ahrubbary and tree*. IRONING in my home. Ph. 323-0513. Gray Shadows Nuraery 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. SLIPCOVERS made to order. Reasonable. Th. 322-3112. 33. Furniture BEDS FOR R E N T Rallaways, Juve­ Young Mother will keep child Hospital, nile. FR E E deUvery and ren 2-5 yrs. my home. Re Pick-up. sponsible care. Inquire 2516 So. Sanford. F U R N ITU R E CENTER 1100 French Ave. BABYSITTING in my home Ph. F A 2-7932 322 2274. WANTED reliable couple te take up monthly payments o f (13.50 on 3 complete Special By Popular Demand rooms of furniture. CaU Our Budget W ave Spec. (0.95 TB 2-1511, Casselberry, cel Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop lacL 31b Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 21. Beauty Salons *r-*7 B E A U TIF U L M A Y F A IR HOME “ Peraonally, I think flagpole-sitting Is strictly Bedroom, partially furn. 2 4 BR., 2 Baths, Huge Fla. Dullsville!” baths, frame house. Con­ room. Dining room, BuUtveniently located In Long 12. Real Estate Fur Sale in range, ref., dishwasher, 12. Real Estate Fee Sale wood. Only |80 per month air-cond., Heat. Large lot, 2 Bit. masonry, $6,500, good 3 BR, l'k b*Ui home. Assume fenced back yard. terms. 2 lots $1,000 ea. 1 Mi. payment*. 322-5435. Other choice rental*. EXCLUSIVE WITH N. Big Tree Park, Oak Ball-Blalr Agency JOHN E. FOX, Healtur B E LIE V E IT OR NOT! Lane. T E 8-1633. 3rd 4 Park Ave. 116 N. Park Only 11 blocks from town is Phone 322-5641 LM N EN TERPRISES. Inc. 323-0559. after five 322-5610 a 2 Story, 4 BR. 2 batb Has Customised Homes in Home with — Patio — BarAvailable Mar. l. Furn. 3 So. Longwood for immediate B-Q, Large fruit trees, ter­ room apt., pvt. bath. 322 occupancy. Down payment rific garden space and 2 , 3 , 4 4 BEDROOMS 5303. of (650 and up. flowing well — For only 1, Ilk, 4 2 BATHS LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. $10,500 — (500 Down — (65 1 BR House. Furn. 665 mo. DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM $02 Highland Ave. per month. Owner financed. Ph. 323-0635. Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 Low Monthly PaymenU FURN. Apt. 322-3360. For Complete Information 17-92, 26 Acres. 1000 Ft. Fronting Lake Monroe, be­ See Or CaU Your Furn. efficiency ap t, fo r 1 or IN VESTM EN T REALTY tween Jessamine and Tam couple, light* k water loci. 322-9173 arind Aves. Zoned indust­ 116 N. Park $43. 322-7380. SALE S BROKER rial. Write Box 66, Sanford Herald. 3 Room furn. apt., incl. wa­ A CHARMING HOME F H A - V A HOMES $100 SO U T H W A R D FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty Harriett's Beauty Nook Sell Ue Your Furniture Eva Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING 105 So. Oak FA 2 5743 POST. FA 2-0677. 24. Electrtcsl Service* YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. ContT’ cting 4 Repairs 4 Controls 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 25. Plumblnp Service* PLU M BING Contracting Repairs FR E E ESTIMATES R. L. H A R V E Y 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Furn. or Unfurn., 4 lg. room*, tile bath. No pet*. 322-3753. 2 BR. Furn. Duplex. A v a il able Mar. lat. 14th Avs. Longwood, 8 mi. from N.A S. Ph. 838-22S6. FURN. Traitor, buOUm CB llv. mn., breaacwgy 4 bath. Clean. CaU alter 6, 223-4411. t BR., uxfurntehad house. Ph. 3221296. FU R N . 2 BR. Duplex Apt. $01 E. 17th 8t. 222-6477. W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. P i u o Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmoa — F A 2-4293 3 BR, Ilk bath home. Assume With plenty of elbow room. W ELLS DRILLED , PUMPS, Dr. 322-2120 S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS Three large Bedrooms paymeoU. 322-3455. Tw o Bath* AU Types and Sizes TW O 4 BR HOMES Wo Repair and Service L a rge Fam ily 4 Dining One for immediate occupancy. S T I N E Room 802 Highland Ave., Long- THE TIM E TESTED FIRM (14,750 Machinery aud Supply Co. wood, J Mi. S. on 17-92, near 116 N. Park Ave. F A 24123 207 W. 2nd St. F A 2-6432 ATTR A C TIV E TERM S! Longwood Plata. RE PR IN TS AV A ILA B LE LM N ENTERPRISES, W EEKEND cottage, Lemon Of pictures that have been Inc. Bluff, furnished. 322 3651. published in The Herald. Ph. 836-3911 - 322-2744 1901 S. Park 322 5232 4 BR. 2 BATH CaU Bill Vincent at The N ltci: 322-8971 • 3013 o r 2248 $ BR., 2 Baths, klL cquipt. Fenced yard, cent, heat k Sanford Herald, 322-2611. 730 Seminole Blvd., Cassel­ air cond. $16,800. N E A R HORSE TRAC K CONCRETE PLACING berry, IM-6930, $500 DOWN 2lk Acres, extrem ely high 4 FINISHING 4 BR, 2 BATHS with tree*. $3,500; $500 BR House Cbuntry Club Specialize Patios. Driveways 35 Ft. Family Room, fenced down, balance monthly. Manor. Assume c l o s i n g Work Guaranteed patio, double carport. JOHNNY W A LK E R , Broker costa. Take up payments. FREE ESTIMATES $17,900 — TERM S 322-6457 For Appointment ID-1453. U no answer Ph. HARRIS CONCRETE SVC. 8 BR FR A M E HOME so-otm. 322-1807 Outside patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit 3 BR. CB house. $67 month complete. Ph. 322-7440. Trees. In the Country. B Y OWNER, I bedroom, 1H Tractor mowing 4 Grading. (7,000 - TERM S b|th home. One bedroom Call FA 2-7621. I ' Buxineae Opportunity has separate entrance, caa be rented for Income. WiU NEW COIN LA U N D R Y 29. Automobile Service trade for amaUer place. Rrund new building 4 all new Shown by appoint meat. CaU FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Speed Queen wasliera 4 FA 2 dryer* now ready for in3 BR, Ilk Baths, Fla. Km., ■tallatlon in excellent San­ Senkarik Glass and Paint comer lot, fenced yd., cent, ford location. Financing Company heat 4 air, disposal, builtavailable. BUI Bailey, Or­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4S22 in stove. T ee’N Green lando 424-5243 or 424-5047, Property Management Estates. Ph. 322-5314. Auto Glasa, Tepe P. O. Box $153. k Sales Broker 4 Sea' Covers SAVE about (2,000 by !6. Female Help Wanted buying this very nice 3 Bedroom home for HOUSEKEEPER. L i v e in. O ffer* fo r your selection o n l y (6,990. N e a r White or colored. Phone these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 4 204 W. 2nd St. F A 24032 shopping, lg. F 1 a. 322-3108 or 322-9253. Bedroom A LL WORK G UARANTEED Rm., big kitchen with 17. Male Help Wanted range 4 refrigerator, COHEN RADIATOR 8HOP plenty of closets, hard­ inspection, estimates, Auto Suleiiman, new and used Free wood floors. I f you pickup, delivery. Recoring cars. Must be experienced. are looking for a Bar­ 4 repairs discounted. See Mr. Brass at Brass gain. don't put o ff 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 Motors, Sanford. calling us about thit one, Stemper Agen­ cy, 1019 So. French Ave., 322-4991. 4 2 2 3 BR., BR., BR., BR., 2 Bath ... 1 Bath .. 1 Bath .. Ilk Baths 6143 $ 70 $ 33 $ 85 mo. mo. mo. mo. Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha R E N T A BED RoPaway, Hospital 4 Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Meath Ph. FA M i l l 11$ W. 1st 8L CARROLL'S F U R N ITU R E FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4012. 1-3 BR House: 1-10* wide 2 UR House Trail ar. phone NO g-4906. CLEAN, 4-Km. 611 Park. St. Johns Realty Seminole Realty Payton Realty AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D VA-FHA Jim Hunt Realty Owned Homes To maka th* heat home buy, sac tb* V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker YOU WILL LIKE THIS ONE I BR, separate dining room, kitclien equipped. Neat a* a pin, close to dountown. $6,690. Reasonable terms! E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. F1IA-VA sales broker. 1445 S. Park Ave. F A 2-2X4, FA 2-2285. lb T I I K r o t ' S T Y JI'IMiaca DeBAHY; 2 BR., terrazzo r o t i i r . ai:«4 iM ii. i: t o u i n , Kent with option to buy. 3 n .o iiiiM . Doors, elec, heat., air-cond., Bit., 3 bath, alr-coad. No F ile Am. ----buUt-in GE kitchen. W. T. K I T A I I I 4IF Office F A 2-2118 qualifying, assume pay­ Corbett, Real Estate. Ph. M. k i i .v k u t M o o r e . Night F A ments. 323-0333. Dyceaaed. 668-4791. NOTH'): TO I ’HFIIITOIIk TO Al.l. I’ K H a o a a I I A t - 9. For Salt or Rent ti an lord. f U 1624 P «rk Dr NEED MORE ROOM! I M i 4 1.11*1* Oil IIK R A N U * AUAIA B T M i l l K a T A T I .1 LO O K !—3 BR., 1 bath. (3u0 CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON S A C R I F I C E You and each of you ar* Down ........ $32.30 monthly. LAKE. Call e v e o i n g a 3 UK Frame Home at 1715 hereby notified and regulred 3 BR. I bath, $100 Down |.> file any claim* and demand* 322-1397. W. 2nd. Will take car, which >«>u. or either of you, ... ........... (68.00 monthly. house trailer or cash as nia) hate aaalnet aald eelat* 3 BR, Ilk baths, (100 Down . Wanted In Rent In Ihe office of Ih* Honorable part payment, Bal. 647.36 Vernon Mia*. J r . County ................ (73.49 moothly. per mo. incl. ins. If Inter­ Judin of demluol# County, at W ANTED: Room 4 board byFHA TERM S! hla office tu tlia Hemlnol* ested contact owner at well educated 65 yr. old re­ County Court llouae at bunCall u« for a personal inpecabove address all day Sat.. ford. Florida, within -lx cal­ tired gentleman. R e f e r lion. endar month* from to* time Feb. 29th. cnees. George W. Cooper, of the flrat publication of title E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R police. Uaclr claim or demand Valdes Hotel, Room 2U1. LM N ENTERPRISES rnuet be In writing and con­ AGENCY • REALTOR Now has Sales Representa­ tain the place of realdcuc# and 2443 $. Park Ave. I I . Real Estate Wanted poel office addrrae o f t h# tive* at Crystal Lake Hark, claimant and mint he -worn Phone* FA 2-2304 or FA 2-228* W. on 23tb St., to Lake to by th* ulalmaut, hie a*cnt W ANTED: Country lionte. 3 nr attorn#}, or the enure ’ hill M try Blvd.. left on Blvd. to UH. or U rge 2 11U. uiUiiu ho told. moo DOWN Lake Mary Fire Station, commuting distance of San­ Charlea b. Moore *15 MONTH rigid to Sales Olfive. 4 liar be ra M. Ixiary ford. Will assume jou r 3 - Bedroom Home Robert L M.mra houses under construction. payments. ,,„ * !] equity. A* DoinLlllary Laevolor* CUSTOM R E A L T Y One 4 Bedroom ready for of aald aaiala. Write detail* and location W IN T E R P A R K Ptret Publication on February occupancy. A t low at $950 to: C. R. Bell, 167 Marvin «. t » «l . Corner l.c# ltd. and 17-92 Dow a and $64 a month. PublUb Ptb . t. i l . a . 27. l»<t. A i c , Longwood, Fla. I'hone 644-0021 Ph. 839-3911 or 3^-3744 C'DR-lt Jim Hunt Realty sa-orrot 10 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 2-4132. FR E E E STIM ATE 84. Article* For Sal* 84. ArtlelM For Sale $D 84. Article* For Sal* R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ TVs bought and sold, T V dow till*, lintels, steps, Outlet, 700 W . 9th $22-9792. blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, Nice gaa range with extraa, $50. Call 322-7004. dry walls, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. 35. Articles Wasted 809 Elm A re. F A 8-5761 W ANTED ! Citrus fruit. Large USED FU R N ITU R E BUYS! or amall amounts. Bonded Repose. Silent Maple Bunk Fruit Buysr. Pb. Lee Mans­ Beds, w. Bedding, Uke new field. FA 2-4244. ................................... (69.50 Repose.Bedroom eet, with 36. A u to m o b ile * - T r a c k * bedding, Uke new 119.00 '63 Valiant hardtop, bucket Sofa bed, grey upholstery, seats, Radio, heater, auU>. perf. cond................. 39.50 trans. Warranty. 639-7686. 5-Piece Dinette ............ 29.50 2 Twin-size Hollywood beds 1951 Mercury 4-Dr., exc. cond. 3 new tires 4 tubes. ......................... Each 29.50 2-30" Hollywood beds ....... Ph. 322-8660. .....................................Each15.00 1-30"Hollywood bed, plaid '39 Ford, A -l condition. $395. 213 Woodmere. upholstery ............... 19.50 2 FuU-elae Box Springs . . . . '62 Dodge Lancer Ste. wagon, .................................... Each1000 like new cond. 17,000 miles. King-aiae Hollywood bed, with 863-7478. headboard ............... 49.50 B U YIN G 4 N S W ar 2 Twin-si re Box sp rin gs ___ USED CART ................................... Each10.00 FIN A N C E IT W ITH UB 3 FuU-sise rebuilt Inner♦ Low lattreat Bakes spring mattresses ........... .................................... Each19.50 ♦ Lew Monthly Payments FLO R ID A STATE B A N K ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 119 S. Magnolia 322 6321 Motor Scooter, $30. Extra clean '57 Chev., $330. Ex­ Cushman Scooter. 16 mm. cellent '3$ Mercury W sgoe, projector with screen, Ph. $330. loth S t 4 Sanford 322 2534. Ave. 322-771$. T V Outside Antenneas Install­ ed- (35, ( t o down. (2 week. 1959 Chevrolet Sts. Wagon, standard transmission, 6 T V Outlet. 700 W. 9th St. cylinder. $495. Ph. 322 9792. No Down Payment Necesegry B IL L 'S BARGAIN BARN SANFORD MOTOR CO. 1300 Grapovllle Ave. •00 French Ava. | At Railroad Track* 322-4382 Clothing, plumbing, boat mo­ tors, antiques, 10,000 Item*. 1958 Plymouth wagon, only $165. N eedi soma repair. Open 61k days week Ph. 322-2296. S I N G E R SI IP W Drop-In Bobbin, Zlg Zags, 37. Boats • Meters Make* buttonholes, sews on FR E E BOAT SHOW! buttons and monograms. Only tho latest styles being Like new. Pay o ff balance shown at the Central Fla. o f (64 or $6 monthly. Ph. Fair In Orlando. See the 322 9411. largest TraUerable Alumin­ CASH SALE ! Completely recond. appliances. 90 day warranty on aU. 1-Chest LIM IT E D TIM E ! 1 ! typo freezer, (too. 1-Uprigbt Mac baa THROWN A W A Y the freezer, (too. 1-Frlgidalro Percentage Book. washer, (75. 2-Maytag wash­ Buy your Carpet or Rugs at ers, $65 ea. 2-lVcsttnghouso Dealer COST plua $1 per Spaccmatu washers, (45 ea. yard. 1-Hotpoint washer, $50. 1- A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y Frlgldaro refrigerator, (45. TO P R ATE D M IL L S Dirk's Appliance Service, CaU ua (or a showing o f theia 510 E. Sanford. 322-7658. fine Carpets in your home. Nylon, Acrllan, AU Wool, For easy, quick carpet clean­ etc. Hundreds to choose ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ from. TERM S! Up to two tric Shanipooer only (1 per yesrs to Pay! day. Carroll'* Furniture. Carpet Special! Carpets A la Carte um Cruiser. Also gate upon the most beautiful Fiber­ glass Cruiser buUt, it’a stacked) TbrUl to the new breed of boats, the Cathed­ ral Hulls. Admire the lines o f the fastest Runabouts 4 m otor from Ihe SL John's River. Tbeee and many oUiers, Bring yeur Check­ books 1 S p e c i a l •‘ F air’* prices prevail. E ye and Buy. at the F a ir; (his week only! Salesmen a * duty. Term s I Rob so* ■sortlfl* Goods, Dowwtew* Sanford, 322-5861. GUNS. New k Used. Large 1109 E. Colonial Dr. 14' boat, steering wheel, and selection. WiU trade, Also Orlando, Fla. boat traitor. Newly tweenrepair. Tackle sold 4 re­ 241-6194 Collect or ditlooed. Inquire, Alfred paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Leroy C. MaeTavIsh, Owner Cosraan, Lot 4T, Park Ave. Camp & Gun Shop. FA 2 5545 after 6 p.m. Traitor CL, Sgafcsd. FANTASTIC A N N IV E R SA R Y Baby Crib, Play pen. Elec, 14’ Boat 4 Accessories, 28 bp. SALE SPECIALS! Surplus meat allccr. Homo filing Johnson 4 trlr. Exc. cond. City, 2U1 W. 1st St. cabinet. Hoys 26" bicycle. $413. Ph. 192-3127. Standard fireproof safe. Ph. ONION PLANTS B ILL'S B ARO AIN B A R N 322 3342. C RYSTAL W AX & WHITE 1300 GrapevlUe Ave. SPANISH A t Railroad Tracks PE R M ....................... $2.50 Boat, motor 4 traitor, lat $230 500 ................................. 1.30 ROUND BO BBIN MACHINE gets it. 2-3 hp. motors, $33 (R en tal M achine) 2 M kits, per M ......... 2.50 & $30. Open 61! days a Reduced 23% FOB HERE, A M. PR E V A TT, week Call Singer Representative SE VILLE . FLA . WX 6800 SB. Trailers • Cabana* SINGER AU TO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Singer Automatic Government Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furnl ture, sec Noll's Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 day* 9 to 6. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren 27. Special Service* ovating. New 4 Used Furnl ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Hepalr Co., at 709 Celery Ave, V. L. GUMM, JEW ELER FA 3-2117. 110 S. Park 322 5932 ter. $45 mo. 322-4614, or ap­ 2565 Park ply 112 3faple Ave. CB Home, acre ground, 4 rms. bath, porch, modern, good cond., $50 mo. 322-8119. 31A. Pels 20. Babysitters furnished, 735 S Bedroom, unfurnished. Ph. DUST PRO BLEM ? 222-0005. C A L L your Rainbow dealer 322-6311, 4 to 10 p. in. L A K E M A R Y : 1 lerge BR. nicely furn. Duplex a p t Bookkeeping Service. Tax re* SpoUees. Hurry, won't last turna. 12 yra. experience. long. $69. Adults, no peta. Call Lam ar W illiam i, Five* CaU 122-3930. Points. 322-76U. X U T K I t OP O K V B R A l, ttl.KC* T IO \ A VII O I M I T K K HO ARD R I. K t- U O * You will p l * « i * t i k * nolle* ti n t * (Icncml Election and Charter Hoard Election will b* held In tb* V illa** of North Orlando. Florida on tb* 17th .lav of March. l t t l . far th * purpott of elactlnir a Councilman In Ornup r, and A Councilman In Oroup 4. and a flva member Charter Hoard. The Place o f Volina will be • t tlia V i l l a * * Office on Lemavruod-Ovtado Hoad In the Vlllae* of North Orlando and th* pull* will h* open from 7:0# A. M. to T:00 p.M. Malty I. Welter, I.ucy Kalrburn and William MacKIntoali will he Inspector* and Itelan T. Oraen will b* Clerk of tb* Election. All ptraona daalrln* to a* vail themeelvea of their right of franrhlt* will realeter at once. Itealetratlon hooka will etna* at 4:00 I'.M. February 11, 1004. the alxteonth il l y befoto election. T H li V IL L A G E OF NOHTII ORLANDO. FLO RID A Hyi W. W . Andfraun, MAYOR I'uhllah Feb. 10. :7 * Mar. ffihr GREENBR1AR lota available la Repalra, part*; Elsctrolux Choice Gr*enbriar o f Loch Arbor Klrbjr, RexAlr, AIrW sy overlooking golf course. OE, etc. Cleanera aold, ex Custom building to your changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 specifications. Greenbrier Park Ava., Sanford. Pbose developed by F A 1*4769. KINGSW OOD BUILDERS, INC. 6. For Real 202 Fairmont Dr. Room 4 Board, cloaa in Call F A 2-6074 m om lngi 322-7758. 2 BR. Home, Study, lVk N lct clean 3 Rra. furs, gar* Baths, large Fam ily Rm. In age apt. Water, elec, (urn good neighborhood; Includ­ Adulu only. No peta. Ph. ing ateve, refrig., room air322-1309. conditioner, waahlng ms chine 4 rugs. Really ter­ 2 BR House, nicely fum. No rific buy! Monthly pay pete. Ph. 322-0237. menu (83.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, FU RN . A p t 2300 Mellonvilla. Inc. F A 2-8074 COZY 2-Bedroom upper a p t INCOME T A X SERVICE O. M. Harritona Nicely fum. I B R houea. CaU 1311 Palmetto •240274. 122-6427 322-7641 Legal Notice I I . Ken] Estate Wanted Phllco refrigerator, $66. Pvt. Sewing machine, like new, owuar, 822-7386. guarantee. Makes butLoo holes, sews on buttons, ACCORDION, 120 Baas. 5 monograms, embroideries, week* old, 7 switches, cost etc. Pay off balance, (72.40, $500, still has guarantee, or puy $7 monthly. Liberal $150 or best cash offer Im­ trail* for your old machine. mediately. Write Box 65, CaU anytime, 322-7408. Sanford Herald. OWNER MUST SE LLI 8$40 Cemeo 2 BR Hbusetraltor. Exc. coed. Must see to ap­ preciate. 322-642$. An InvestmenL not an ex­ pense. Cell F A 2-5611 for expert (dvtce on a H*r$ld advertising campaign. (O t L il t o - DODGE CITY 1801 W E ST FIR S T ST. FOR THE Best Used Car Buys! 1962 Dodge Custom 880 2-DOOR H A R D T O P : automatic Irensmlstiun. powtr steering 4 brake*. A low mileage one owner car. 1962 Chrysler Newport 2-DOOIt H A R D T O P ; automatic trananil»»ion, extra clean. A * excellent buy ut o n ly ........... 1959 Pontiac Catalina 4-DOOII H A R D T O P : automatic tran*ml*alun, power altering 4 brake*, radio and heater. 2095 2095 1095 1962 Studebaker Lark 3-Door, Good Traiiapurlalion. No Down Payment Required On Thin And Many Other* Now On Display. I Year GW Warranty On All Used Cara Seminole Co.Motors 1801 W. Find Kt. .122-0614 How to break out of the low-price field and still pay the same low pirce: Drive this thrifty new six, with Wide-Track ride, self-adjusting brakes, heater-defroster, electric windshield wipers, dual sun shades, Pontiac styling and Pontiac performance. Wide-Track Pontiac Tempest S ill dlsunphill W joI dha P O N T IA C — B U IC K — R A M B LE R D E A LE R 301 W. Find S t Sanford Ph. 322-0231 �! 1 WATER OAKS T A L L A H A R S E E (C P I ) — U. S. Sen. Spessard I - Holland filed his first financial report today, abowing expenditures o f <1,126 and contributions of <46,841 in his re-election cam­ paign. H o l l a n d announced last Thursday that be would run again and officially qualified on Friday. He said he expect­ ed an opponent, though none has filed so far. Major contributors to Hol­ land: <1,000: A . B. Michael, Wabasso; J. E. Davis, Jackson­ ville; O. S. Novinger, M. Aus­ tin Davis, Robert Pentland Jr., J. N. McArthur, W. H. Walke r Jr., sll Miami; T. W. Davis, Montgomery, Ala.; E r n e s t Ifinterkopf, Miami Shores; Charles 1. Babcock Jr., Fred H. Billups, both Coral Gables; Robert K. McNeill J r , New York; <800: Albert S. Dubbin, Miami; <780: M. Lewis Hall J r , Miami, and Mrs. Julia S. Fitch, Coral Gables. <600:: W. A . Vcrlander, Mrs. Snead Y . Davis, Mrs. F. N . Davis, P. F. Arnali, J. S. Bryant, L. If. Ulftch, If. L. Avery, Mrs. C. W. Davis, Frank Murphy, B. L. Thomas, Joe A . Adams, II. D. Davis, W. R. Lovett, W. D. Lovett, Thomas R. McCehee, Raymond K. Mason, Quinn R. Barton, Robert Kloeppel J r , Leon T. Cheek, Edwin H. Fletcher, all Jacksonville; George F. Duke Jr. and James Herring, both Alachua; M. If. Hollings­ worth, Colin Lindsey, both Tampa; N r*. Eunice Davis, The N a ry's Annual Bomb­ ing Derby, besides being a major fleet exercise, has siways meant to the local com­ munity one o f the major so­ cial event* o f the year. A reception held on the eve o f the final day — this year March 20 — is the traditional meeting ground fo r N avy and civilians amid a festive atmospbere o f food, drink, mus­ ic, entertainment and color­ ful decorations. This la the occasion when the manufacturer's represent­ ative from Columbus Ohio, ran have the long promised social toast with the main­ Church Group Sets Supper L E A D IN G HOLES in plays presented last Friday at Longwood Elemen­ tary School were taken by Marilyn Smith a» Martha Washington, Harold Lee as Abraham Lincoln and Lee Lyons as George Washington, left to right, top photo. Students in the group photo, bottom, from left, first row. James Denmark, David McIntosh, Greg Nichols, Bobby Ansley and Keith Thompson; second row. Laurie Miller, Marilyn Smith, Jay Davis and Susan Shaw; third row, Harold Lee, Lee Lyons and Bonnie O.Neil. Ttie moothiy put luck sup­ per o f the Young Adult Fel­ lowship of the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church will be held at 6:30 p. m. this Friday. Guest speaker will be Rev. Louis Blackwell of the Or­ mond Beach Metbudlst Chur­ ch. The public is Invited to join members o f the group at 7:30 p. m. to hear this popular speaker talk on the topic, "F a m ily Life.*’ tenance lieutenant who works with his products; when a Sanford lawyer meets a Cal­ ifornia engineer who, Jo and behold, lives next to the lawy­ er's sister in Santa Monica, and Naval officers renew old friendships among the visit­ ing military from other ships and stations. Up to 1,000 persons have attended past Derby recepttions. Officials at Sanford's Heavy Attack W ing One re­ port that, i f anything, ac­ ceptances are running ahead o f previous years. Perhaps the favorable re­ turns are in part a product o f circumstances. The last two parties — and Bombing Derbies — were either can­ celed or postponed because, first, o f the Cuban Quaran­ tine Action and, thia Decem­ ber, observance o f a 30-day period o f mourning following the assassination o f President Kennedy. So it's been a long time — Nov. 1061 to be exact — since the Naval A ir Station rolled out the red carpet fo r Its Central Fa»t Other Shade Trees (irnpeville Nursery 2221 Grspeville Ave. FA 2-088# "Scotia Dealer" S T E P TWO - You can automatically borrow money (now or leter) on your signature ALONE! Florida faithful, aircraft executives and m ili­ tary leaders who include the week o f professional and so­ It's as simple as that No waiting. No guessing. When w t finance your automobile, you arw automatically eligible for a signature loan. 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He knows the land clearing business and is dependable as his machinery. 0i i c n t i » * t 4 O T r| • For land clearing-call a men who op­ erates efficient Caterpillar machines — sold and serviced by Rozier. They can do all the jobs. Tabatoaa I AMMAAlLA< 1 <1 RB’ffWIEP f 1 - . . V Tm nm b I ALtH w to !• rl • »* r n f t ' t '* » i wt aaosti ® 91* 110*14 ’ M* i» <»o«i» mo. ii r io* i< a oo • i* m •aw T in t ' MltPMCt 11141 tut taaa ntt at at i« i i llil 14D UK *' •*• THESES NO GUARANTEE GREATER THAN O R L A N D O •F L O R I D A •T A M P A j OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TVPI SALE P R IC r aaaxll Blk. Nylon tube typ« <09x11 Hlk. Nylon tubeless 450x11 Blk. Nylon tubeless 710(14 Nylon W/W tub*Its. M axi 4 OF. Equip. Whit* 708x14 OE Equip. Whit* • WHITEWALL BARGAINS — beat buys Caterpillar-built tractors are designed for the heavy Florida land clearing chores. No matter what the job, these tractors are efficient and do all the big jobs better, faster and more economically. Growing Prrmanrnt Shade S T E P O N E - Finance your m w or b m 4 ear with us. A L A W N S P R IN K L E R SYSTEM IS A GOOD IN V E S T M E N T IT Planted \II Sixes cial activities on their •'m ust. do" calendar. Many o f the N avy’s more prominent leaders will make 1 the pilgrimage to Sanford this year to see the Navy's new RA-5C Vigilante recon­ naissance-attack bomber in ac­ tion and meet the community with whom the N avy works, plays and does business. Among those attending will be Vice Adm. Paul H. Ram­ sey. Commander o f Naval A ir Forces In the Atlantic; Rear Admiral Edward C. Outlaw, Commander o f the Navy's Aviation Safety Center, and Rear Adm. L. J. K im , Com­ mander Key West Force. Capt. Joseph M. Tully. Jr., who was relieved as CornAttack W ing One last July, mander o f Sanford's Heavy 555 W. FIRST ST 18.88 IB.xs 11.8k 12.88 18.38 Ills �S' a )> LT . GEN. J. C. HUTCHISON is presented with the Chamber o f Com­ merce “ Community Service Award’’ by Georjrc Touhy (le ft). FR ANC IS E. R O U M ILLA T JR. receives the Chamber o f Commeno “ Merit Aw ard" from State Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. (le ft). RRIG. (JEN. H A R R Y J. SANDS SR., principal speaker nt the Chamber o f Commerce, wns introduced by Sen. Muck N, Cleveland Jr. (Herald Photos)- 2 Sanford Business Men Are Honored By C Of C S t m t lit ( T lt p • Zip Code 32771 J W E A TH E R : Showers today, clearing tonight; Saturday fair and cooler; high today In 70s; low tonight around 50. VOL. iiG United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., FEBRUARY 28, IDGI SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. RIG CLO c Politician, w ill deacend on Cltrk A r t Beckwith’, office in the court house cn masse at noon Tuesday . . . but A rt says he'll be ready for them, even to the point o f hiring ex­ tra help to handle the rush. "Open season” for tlie catidldutes commences a t n o o n Tuesday and they have nntil noon March 17 to qualify for county and other local offices. . . . Sign on the Coke machine at the USO: TE S T YO U It IQ — Pul the little round bottle in the little square hole. Merchants Association Expanded Bryant, Wirtz Talk On FEC Settlement Chuirmun Francis K. Rou­ nd lint Jr. announces his port authority committee o f tlie Seminole County Chamber o f TALLAHASSEE f L'PD _ Gov. Farri* Bryant said today lie talked with U. S. Secretary o f Labor tV. Willard Wirt/ about new efforts tu settle f i Cast Coast • , • • . . . Belt inn Vale's frienda will pitch in Saturday with u big assist in her campaign tu be elected the “ llenrt Queen” Sunday nt Melodee skating rink. The girls will conduct cur washes between 111 a. m. and B p. m. Saturday at the Shell station, 2&th utul Park, and the Atlantic station, Onoiu and Sanford. . . . Change in hour* for drivers' ik in se examination* by the State Highway Patrol go into effect next week. New houri arc 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. on T u e s d a y s and Thursdays. Seems the cxumlning troo|>c s have been putting in over­ time hours (a t no extra pay). • • • Brig. Gen. Harry J. Sands Jr. really presented a "punch lin e" to bis illustrated talk about missiles and rockets at Cape K e n n e d y before the Chamber o f Commerce meet­ ing Thursday evening. The “ finale” of his address was a abort film about the centuryold lighthouse at the Cape. ‘'Starred” in the film was a portly A ir Fores sergeant huffing aad puffing as he climbed the stairs to the ob­ servation tower o f the light­ house. Then a distant shot of ths "lighthouse" . . . and it took o ff into the wild blue yonder Just as any rocket or missile. Tlie Chamber audi­ ence loved it, as e good “ gag finish” fo r a highly interest­ ing program. filiated • . . Now we know "Th e Clock" bar readers. On Wednesday it was pointed out that several worn flags appear a r o u n d Sanford. On Thursday the fam ily o f ths late Paul P. Peiold Sr. presented his mili­ tary burial American fla g to I tie Sanford Public Library as a memorial. with merchants tho af­ Seminole Chamber of Commerce ex ­ panded Thursday afternoon, changed the group name and choso a new form of leader­ Publisher Dies GIs Escape SAIGON, Soutli Viet Nam (U I ’ I ) — Eight U.S. Army medici escaped a Communist ambush Wednesday hut eight Vietnamese troops escorting them were killed. • U.S. mil­ itary spokesman said today. ship, 'line businessmen and wo­ men, formerly known as the ^ w rn lo w w jf jtoylu n ^ u A A *s > potion, altered Ihe name Ho m Saalerd Merchants Asso­ ciation. This, it was |Miinted out, will enable the organl/aiion to expand its membership to A N E W FI.AG in preaonlcd by Gary WcdokJiul on behalf of tho family mrrrhanla in the city. o f U>o laid Paul P. Pczold Sr., to City Comtnia.«ioHer J. II. Crnppa*, wlio Previously It had been lim it­ jiccepta it fo r the Sanford Public Library. Other itieniliera o f the family ed to those in the immediate hhown are Mr*. Curio* Raineti, Paul P. Pczold Jr., Mrs. Pczold Sr, and downtown section. Mrs. Norman Wedekind. T>ie association, meeting in the Cliamlicr of Commerce Building, chose U. L. Perkins . • • Jr. as chairman of a lioard of directors consisting of 12 ST. AUGUSST1NK (UI'I) members. Tlie Federal Bureau of In ' Tlw associnlion had liecn vcsllgaliun was under the di-j guided l>y a president, this reel orders of President John-' son today to halt the sabotage Final plans on three school Ipast year (Ben McCall, • I vice president and treasurer, that has plagued the strike-' addition project! were apBy Judy Turner front of the Public Lib-ary. Tlie directorship is made up bound Florida East Coast There is a new (lag on Ollier family members tak­ 1proved Thursday afternoon by .o f represent alive* of virtually (F E C ) Ballway. ing part were his widow Mrs. j Iho Seminole County Board all businesses in Uic city. Ac­ Johnson Issued the order First Street today. Thursday night at s Demon a j It is flying above the San­ Pc/old Sr., of Sanford; two of Public Instruction and they cepted by tlie membership, on (o Talla­ the recommendation of Hie tie fund raising dinner at i t l- ford Public Library as a daughters, Mrs. N o r m a n were d iq ijtc lc d nominating committee headed nml Beach Just hours a.ter memorial to die late Paul P. Wedekind, of BcLand, and hassee for state approval. 1by K. C. Harper Jr., were: the latest dynamiting derailed Pc/old Sr., who was interred Mrs. Carlos Italno*. of Sa:iThe proJoels, as reviewed C.iarles Itobin-on. Perkins, seven cara of a IM c a r in a military ceremony Wed­ ! ford, and n son, Paul Pc/otd |by the hoard's architect, John Clarence Bedding, Mrs. Doris nesday. Jr., of Freehold, N.J. freight. Members of Mr. Pc/old's Mr. Pc/old enlisted in 1913 A. Burton IV, include a five- Fleming. Charles Tctcnbaum, The President was just 23 addition to the Fred Wilson, Gary Hudgins, miles away at Palatka dedi­ family gave the Bag which as a private In the 27t!i Bat- classroom cating the start of construc­ hud been used in (he funeral I loon Company. U. S. Signal Lake Mary E l e m e n t a r y E. C. Harper, Francis E. tion of the cross-Florida barge rites to the library Thursday, pagjcqatip sew pun s d .o j Sciioul, a hand and music l(oumillat Jr., John Kndor, canal when Die second ol after they had read in The in 1918. In 1912 lie scried in room at Cruom* High School Bernard Caficc and DeWitt Thursday's two blasts took Sanford Herald of the need tlie Florida Defense Force and two elassrooina at Uic Mathews. McCall was nominated from for new Hags in the city. and was an active mcmlier of Oviedo High School. place. Mr. Pciold's y o u n g e s t the American Legion Post Plans call (or bid openings I (lie floor but declined to get grandchild. Gary Wedekind, and Veterans of World War I late in March and for coin- I a unanimous approval of the made tlie presentation to Act­ of Sanford, lie had also been ' pinion of all projects in time ' nominating eonimlUce'a re ­ ing M ajor J. If. Crapps in in the civil service. for Uic fall opening of tchool. commendation. He was given a round of applause for his past year’s efforts. In accepting Iho leadership, Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, Perkins called for a team ­ Seminole County tax assessor, work effort this coming year. An airman was injured at said today applicants (or “ We must work together, pull Hie Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ horoestca’4 exemption are together for our own good tion Thursday when an em­ urged to file immediately for this year,” lie admonished. pty jet fuel cell exploded as their 19G4 tax exemption, as Also accepted on the nomi­ it was being pressurised in it la estimated approximately nating committee's recom­ a maintennaneo hangar. 4,300 applications roust be mendation were Hudgins aa Johnnie D. Wormuth, 19, (Ued during March. chairman of tlw promotions aviation Jet mechanic strik­ Persons with renewal appli­ committee and Bedding aa er, was taken to Seminole cations are urged to sign head of tlw membership com­ Memorial Hospital where be them akmg with die tangible mittee. underwent emergency sur­ and Intangible forms which Several promotional mea­ gery for a neck wound. Doc­ sures were considered by tbe have been properly filled in tors list his condition aa group. and signed, and return the "extremely critical.” tam e to her office either by Other matters discussed Witnesses stated that Wur- were the possibility of pro­ mall or by personal delivery. mulh was hit with a piece viding bus serv ice to the Del­ of flying metal. Officials tona and DeBa'ry areas, ad­ A CITATIO N for “ bravery over and beyond the said there were no other in­ ditional parking facilities, in­ juries or dumuge. cull o f duty” front the National Police Hull of BARTOW ( U P D - S . Lloyd cluding free and metered for Fame i* presented to Deputy Silas Lmkey by Wormuth, a native o f De­ shoppers, and a more con­ Friable, founder and publislier posit, N. Y „ end hie wife, centrated effort by city crews Sheriff J. L. Hobby. Lackey wan commended by of the Polk County Democrat, Lois, live at 1000 Park A v e ­ in the Hull o f Fame for rcscuinir a boy from a died here Thursday at the age cleaning up downtown nue. of 74. burning house. (Herald Photo) streets. Home Owners Urged To File mwA. BRIEFS J A C K S O N V IL L E ( U I 'I ) — Work will begin aoon on a 11 • story, multi • mildollar home for tlie Jacksonville Times-Union and Journal. By Harry Johnson Downtown Bryant's olfiee said Presi­ dent Johnson suggested. la Miami Thursday that to r'g o v ­ ernor talk with W irt*-'a D m llie strike. ? One o f the weekend"* big events will be the ateak dinnrr sponsored by the Sports­ man's Association at a p. m. Saturday at the Elks Club. A film about an Afrirun safari will I * shown Inter in tho eve­ ning. outgoing president o f tbe Chamber, was presented with Hie "M e rit Award” by Itcp. S. J. Davis Jr. Karlyle Huusholdcr, in ac­ cepting the gavel as presi­ dent from Roumiliut said he promises "no big things • no little things • but a consi. entious effort to do a good job.” Invocation wus pronounced by Chaplain Robert L. Deal, N ew Building Ilailroad. fn ■ brief statement, Bry­ ant laid, "the Secretary^ o f Labor celled ine thla morn­ ing about 9 o'clock and we engaged In a discussion a* to the mechanics of carrying out tho President's suggestion. ’ '•We expect to be hark in touch with each oilier during the day end will be contacting interested parties to see if we esn develop some progress to­ ward settling tlie strike.” Two Sanford businessmen were honored for their serv­ ices to the community l>y the .Seminole County Chamber of Commerce at its anmml din­ ner-meeting Tliuisday even­ ing at the Mnyfair Inn. I.t. lien. Joseph C. Hutch­ ison, member o f the Semi­ nole County Commission for more (hull three years, was presented with tho Cham­ ber's "Community Service Award.” The presentation was made by George Touhy. Francis E. iloumillal Jr., II. L. PE R K IN S JR. M I A M I II E A C II, Fla. (U I ’ I ) — Newly - crowned heavyweight boxing clinmplan Cassius Marccllus Clay has been a member o f the Black Muslin religious sect fo r five years, according to his own admisslun. _____ Hail Reds N IC O SIA, Cyprus (U I ’I ) — A throng of more than l,i (ireek Cypriots waved flags, shouted "Long live Russia,” and broke through police lines today to greet the first Soviet plane to land licio since this island republic heciiiua independent. New Memorial Flies Over Library Airman Hurt In NAS Blast 5-Year Member Talent Show \V. II. DUNCAN Veteran Justice Of Peace Asks Re-Election Officials of tlie Lake Mary Chamlwr oi Commerce said this morning that plans arc set for Saturday night's pre­ sentation of Hie Lake Mary I.eap Year Talent Show. The show will be stagod. starting nt the auditorium of tlie San­ ford Junior High School. Veteran justice of tlie peace for District 4, W. Hugh Duncan, today an­ nounced hla candidacy fur re-election for a fourth term. Bald Judge Duncan: " I am deeply grateful for tho co-operation and confi­ dence tlie cltisrni of tills Justice District have bestow­ ed upon me in the past. ''H aving served our people for the lust II years in this capacity, I have always mindful that it it an office of much importance and be­ longs to the |ieople, and have tried at all times to serve a manlier that would reflect credit to ‘ our Judical syitem and keep tills office In proper place in tlie arm o f our government. “ With valuable experience and knowledge obtained by serving In thla rapacity, I will Iw in position to con­ tinue to Improve tlie service, and I humbly solicit your continued support and confi­ dence in the coining pri­ mary." o f Sanford Naval A ir Sta. Hon, after which Houraillat Introduced guests at the speakers tabic. Sen. Muck N. Cleveland J r. presented out-of-town guests and Introduced the speaker o f the evening, Brig, Gen. Harry J. Sands Jr., commander of the A ir Fores Missile Test Center, Patrick AFB, who spoke on "Whsfc Is Going On at Capo Ken­ nedy." General Sands, in layman's language, described missiles and rockets launched at Cupa Kennedy, along with support­ ing buildings, ptanca, ship* and equipment. His talk was illustrated with colored slides und movies. There were imprcsxlto close-up shots o f tho launch­ ing and landing o f an astro­ naut. He also described t h • giant cameras usod to track and photograph missiles, rorkets and satellites aa much as 80 miles. Ha said one camera could pick up a baseball at eight mllus to Hit “ point you can count the stitches.” English Estates Opening Delayed J. Dan Wright, chairman o f the Seminole County School Board, announced at noon to. day that due to a legal prob* Iciii over which tlie board ha* no control Hie new English Eitafes Elementary school in Soutli Seminole County will not be opened Monday. Wright said, "T lie problem Is between Clayton Bros., of Winter Park, owners of thn Northeast Sewer Corporatl- 4 and the City of Maitland.” Hu explained, “ Tho board has been refused permission to connect sewer lines front thn English Eststcs School Into the Northeast Sewer lines. "Th erefore," said Wright, “ tho school cannot lie opened unlil tills matter is settled. Attorneys for tho school board and tho county commission have been instructed to assist in a rapid settlement of Hits problem Cocktails y are always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly CARIBE LOUNGE vv Enj oy. . . MUSIC ON THE HOUSE” Every Friday Night Compliment* o f the Management • PAC K AG E GOODS V ALD E Z A T P O PU LA R PRICES HOTEL , 'Leap Year Days' Bargains A t Sanford Stores This Down (own Sanford � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, February 27, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/98f587c614c87b8a6b80050f4bd57b99.pdf ed0bd65ed37fff23d42facf7e27a429c PDF Text Text \ Work Of A rt Association Is Explained By Botes P. DeWBt Many peep)# wbs attended the annual exhibit ef the Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation have inquired about the people who comprise the membership. They also ask, 'Do all ef them palntT* The picture* on display In the adult section of the re­ cent ehow were painted by approximately SO per cent of the members. Bom* of these devote most at their time to Village Clerk Sets Special Office Hours painting pictures either for eala or for teaching purpoo They exhibit their work many placet, la aosn ‘I stances, their work fa ala* some* of Income. The balance ef thee* who paint do It priauuily aa hobby. Of thee*, eome i employed and can devote only a limited amount of time to their painting. Other* paint baesuea they need a personal af from their routine activitiee. Many are retired percent who for the fleet time their live* are able to tmjoy doing something they have not previously had the time te accomplish. AH af these people are ■trivia* te improve their work and find fellowship with others and a sharing of knowledge and inspira­ tion aa members af the art association. This la the pur­ ee for which the eased*ties waa found**. Another purpose af the organisation la to promote among the people of this ar­ ea aa tntercet In the apprec­ iation af art and to develop aa nadoretandlng of its im­ portance to a balanced cli­ mate of tntereeta which Is necessary to the cultural and economic growth ef tho section. T b # Mo-patnttng membora share an Interest in this particular p u r p o a * . Kugeoe Anthony Gredick, infant eon of Gunnery Sgt John B. Gradlek Jr.. USMC, and Mrs. Gradlek died Fab. B la Jacksonville, N. C. Survivors are the parents, five filters, and on* brother and grandpareoU, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gradlek Sr., « f Sanford, and Mr. aod Mrs. M. E. Thompson, of Aberi. Miss. tell o f various styles o f painting and the different media employed. Seminars on art appreciation and art his­ tory provide an opportunity fo r participation In queatlon and answer eesslons. Demon­ strations showing how a pic­ ture la created arc fadnating to all member* — both paint­ Include*: (lean in g A Preeeeetaf Felt • Bread New Carer far Mettreee • Bread New laeaUtiea where aceded SANFO RD I l f Magnolia Aranua Phoae F A 24321 r ^ r m n T T T T n K L iV K R T By Maryam MHee A family night covered dish supper will he held Wed­ nesday et S p.m. at S t An­ drews Presbyterian Church, Cecelia Drive, Bear lake. All members end friends of the church an invited to at­ tend. A study course will fel­ low. Trailways treats you like 'company 2.5 It's to Met to go Tralfwuysl Our Mghlytnined frawel •xporta band over backward* to answer your quasttona courteously, completely. Help you toted the mod acenio routes. Smooth out every detail ao you enjoy a happy trip on America's mod modem bpaes. MG 0.4 .. PI R ( IGARI 111 MG •SMOKI ..PI R (.IGARI I 11 ( OMPONL N I S COMMONI Y RU! I NA CGUR AU l Y CAl I 1.0 ‘MAR Look again* (niyb* kettarl) ORLANDO . • Church Supper Scheduled NICOTINE f in a position to erelcom* Also among the non paint- nsw members, painters and ert are those member* who non-painters, who are inter­ hav* joined to show their ested in th* organisation’s interest and to lend their sup­ program. Some of those port to the effort* being made among the non-painting group to establish in their are* a have been Inapired to try solid cultural atmosphere. their hand at painting and Members o f the art associ­ have uncovered their own ation need an organisation be­ hidden talen t Some o f their cause they need one another. work la displayed at exhibits The a s s o r i a t i o n is now sponsored by the association. A N A I Y S I S O f Mil SMOKI OF SAMPl F S OF C A R l l O N CK'.A PI I f l S API MADI PI KI ODI CAl l Y RY AN INDFPFNU I N I PI SI ARCH I ARORA IORY ANAI YSI S DURING Hit M O M R I C I N I M S I PI RI Ol i PRIOR 10 Till M A N U I A C IIJRI 01 IHI C M,A Rl I M S IN IMIS PACK AG I AVI RAGI 0 "TAR” * Iflaf"*1 Over 1 hear er* and non-painter*. Paul P. Pezold Rites Wednesday Announcement that the rill age office la North Orlando will be open from 7 u til • Services for Paul p.tn. Tbureday for voter re*Pesold, who died Sunday, iatratioa and from 9 e.m. un­ were aneounced today by til noon an Saturday for can­ Qramkow Funeral Homo. did*tea to file lait mlauta The Rotary will bo died qualifying petition* waa mad* at S p.m. today at Gramtoday by Mr*. Barbara Pe- how’s. Requiem Base will be teri, village cleric and superei 11 a.m. Wednesday at All vieor of registration. Soule Catholic Church follow' AD resident! of the village, od by burial in All Soule even though they have prev­ iously registered, must re­ Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Edward register this year in order to Simon, Carl Von Herbulls, bo eligible to cast a ballot In the March IT elections for two Ted J. Michele, Robert H. council posts and a flve-mem LeFila, Ed Callan and George bar Cltlaens Charter Board. DeMattlo. Honorary pallbearer* will Books will close at 4 p.m. Friday and ne voter reglstra be F. E. Roumlllat Jr, Wil­ tlon will be mad* after this liam Livingston, Elmo Gratime. Candidates for both the dick, Henry Richter, A. 0. council and tbs charter board Von Herbulls, Joe Assarelle, must qualify before noon on Hamilton Blabs*, Dr. Vhi' cent Roberta, Dr. C. F. Saturday. Brooke Smith, John Plerro, To date, potltioo* have be picked up by Harold Wilkes, Emmett Kinlaw, Harry Elm' U, Eugene Stillings, J, G. Mr*. Mona Qrlnstead and Bohart Stephenson who present­ Had* larer, Jack Ludwig, Anly serve on the council. T. S. Rumbley, ton Michels, 1 Paul Brafks, A. B. Bikes, Thee Stiles and T. J. Demers. Cradick Infant Son Dies Some attend the association's meeting* at which speaker* LOOK 11 Inncrapriac M atti Renovation Special This is Carlton, the unusual new cigarette from The American Tobacco Company. Everything about Carlton is selected and crafted to produce this one result: (Low "tar” and nicotine, with real smoking pleasure.) It is so low in "tar” and nicotine we print test results on all packs and cartons. D Carlton has a distinctive blend, high porosity paper, special air vents, and a new "flavor filter” w ith activated charcoal which actually enriches the taste. D We believe you’ll want to try Carlton. We also believe you w ill find it a new and pleasurable smoking experience. Give Carlton the time it takes you to smoke a carton. See for yourself. irr* H 0 �t Hew English Estates School Is Dedicated • 9 Zip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Thursday; high today 65-70; low tonight 45-55. VOL. 56 ' r ^ ^ # g A prospective Juror w u being queried on Jiit opinion* in ■ civil *uit before Judge Vassar Carlton thi* week at the courthouse. An attorney asked him if he had been in* volved in an automobile ac* ddent at any time. “ Yes, f hnvr,” he responded, " I don’t know where that car came from but when I got there he waa there, too.” • • • County Judge Vernon C. Mixe • who has announced lie'll not seek re-election * will be the speaker at Fri* day's Lions Club luncheon meeting, lie ’ ll speak on the Juvenile Council. e • • It ’s definite now: Presi­ dent Johnson will be at the canal ground breaking at I ’atatka Thursday afternoon. And John Kridcr will have a front seat . . . on the speak­ er’s stand, by invitation o f Governor Bryant. • • • Mrs. Emmeline Host has been named a teacher at the Little Red School House, starting Monday. • • • % From the Lion* Pause: Traveler - "Quick give mo one round trip ticket.” Clerk • ’’ Where to ? ” Traveler • “ Hack here, o f course.” • • • Sound alike*: Lions Pause The journey o f a thousand miles starts with a single step. Alcoholics Anonymous • That first drink is one too many; 1,000 drinks is not en- • ougli. • # • Our thanks to Bob ib-merer and Jonnie Elam for them kinds words about “ The Clock” column. • • • £ Don't be too surprised if a couple political incumbents, who announced they will nut run again, soon report the •‘pressure” from their friends is too strong, and they will tan* strain, after all. And did you note a Herald reporter ha* Jqinped Into the political ring. Mona Grlnstead seeks the North Orlando ouunril seat held by Mayor Woody Anderaon. / • * Memo to Bob Hiomas: I f you keep pounding long en­ ough in your news column, maybe tlat City Fathers will take note and repair 13th Street. (Bob is another Her­ ald reporter . . . and he’s one with an Impressive record. He's the No. 1 blood donor in Seminole County, having Just recently given his tMHIi pint. And that counts 7.25 gal­ lons!) / • ' W e’ve asked the proper au­ thorities but aro still confus­ ed with Uie answer to the question: Why will the City • with a new $800,000 sewage disposal plant • continue to dump waste in Lake Munroe? / * * Have you noticed the num­ ber o f worn and bedraggled Ameiican flags flyin g aruund Banfoid? One would think those with the pride to fly Old Glory would show a pre­ sentable banner. 0 ^ V Teacher: " I f you had a big apple and a little apple, which one would you give your brother?” Pupil: "M y, big brother or my little bro­ th er?" • • • John Galloway has a posi­ tive answer on the growth of Bemlnole County. He reports that in 1947 the total U s collection was $000,000 while In 1003 the U ke waa $4 million. Merchants To Pick Officers Flection o f officers will highlight a meeting of the Sanford Downtown Merchants Association at 3 p.m. Thurs­ day at the Chamber of Com­ merce. President Glenn McCall said also the association will dis­ cus* "promotion Ideas’’ for downtown stores, afid will ufge tlic C'lty Commission to expedite approved parking changes oe First Street, P a l­ metto Avenue ani Magnolia Avenue. wFv) United Press Leased W ire lieUblished 1908 WED. F E B R U A R Y 26, 1961 SANFOltD, FLO R ID A NO. 134 Wright Named Pesident Of Navy League J. Ilanforth chairman of Wright the Jr., Senunolc County commissioners and to mayor o f several surround­ school official* were com­ ing communities. mended by Sanford attorney He also introduced County Douglas Stenstrom Tucsduy School Superintendent R. T. night at dedicatory exercises at the new English Estates Elementary School. Pointing out that Seminole is the ninth fastest growing county In the state and 4itth In the nation, Stenstrom said that this situation had re­ sulted in the county’* school population rising from 5,000 to 15,000 within the last 10 yrnra. He Introduced members o f the county school board, l>oard o f trustees, county com­ mission, the county's legisla­ tive delegation, chamber o f commerce officials and other county authorities in addition County Board of Public In' struction, was elected presi­ dent o f the Central Florida Council, Navy leagu e. Tues­ day evening at Sanford Naval A ir Station. W. A. Patrick. Sanford, was elected president, and Andrew Carraway. Sanford, was chos­ en program chairman. Eric Havcmlal. Oakland, ami By­ ron Villwock, Winter Park, were c'ccted secretary and treasurer, respectively. Capt. James O. Mayo, com­ mander of Heavy Attack Cnpt. Robert M. Wore, SN AS commanding o ffi­ M A R IN E COUPS detachment at Sanford Naval Wing One, told 100 Navy l-cacer. Front the left Rgt. Maj. J. F. Truluck, Cap­ A ir Station is being inspected this week by a pue members and guests tain Ware, General Riley, Col. V. U. Risceglia team from the Inspector General’s office o f the about expansions of his com­ and Maj. It. T . Chen, detachment commanding Marines. The Inspector General, Brig. Gen. mand which will put locallyofficer. (Herald Photo) Thomas F. Riley, was greeted at the Base by based Jet squadrons "In France and Formosa at the same time. The Captain ulso described latest plans In converting the Sanford Naval Air Station to lieadquarters for global de­ ployment of the new RA-5C GEORGE BORROW Vigilante rcconnalsanec-atlack aircraft. When the transition U com­ The Inspector General of P A LA T K A (U P1) A ter. They will take the presi­ the Marine Corps, Brig. Gen­ Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k plete. he said, units of Hea­ dential jet on to Miami Beach crowd of some 15,000 is ex­ eral Thomas F. Riley and his squadron 1 will return Tues­ vy Attack Wing One will be lean: composed of Col. Victor pected Thursday to cat bar­ where Johnson will address a day after right months of carrier-based all over the R. Bisrcglia, Lieut. Col. Ed­ becue amt watch President Democratic fund raising din­ operations almard the Navy world. ward A. Parnell ami Capt. Johnson set off the d in * mite ner. He said lira first such situsaltuek carrier USS Independ­ lion would arise this sum­ John D. Buckley Jr. arrived blast that will Initiate con­ The groundbreaking will ence. at Marine Barracks, Sanford, The squadron's 10 A-5A mer when VAII-3. first squa­ struction of the long-awaited start cxcuvalion ot live first Tuesday afternoon to conduct County Zoning Board mem­ V igilan tly are scheduled to dron to be equipped with the slx-niUc section of the $I5S RA-SC, deploys aboard the ber George Bobrow today an­ an anuual Inspection of the cross-Florida barge canal. stage a formation ily-hy over Johnson will be accompan­ million project which is plan­ Marines. L'SS Ranger, home-ported in nounced his candidacy for ned to stretch from Jackson­ the city and the Sanford N'a The purpose of this inspec­ ied by Mr*. Johnson and nficr Alameda, Calif., for a lour val Air Station shortly ville to Yankeelown on the District 3 county commission­ tion is to determine the pro­ their two daughters, Ljm la 8:30 a.ttt., announcing their with tlie U. S, Seventh Fleet Gulf in eight to 10 years. er. ficiency of an organization In in the Western Pacific. At first appearance here since Bird, 19, and Lucy Baines, 16. performing its primary miss­ the same time, Sanford's A resident o f Ssmlnol* July 6. 1903. The presidential party will SEM INOLE COUNTY ion and its combat readiness VAII-1 operated tor a month VAH-7 (fill be serving a nor­ County fo r 14 years, Bobrow TO BE REPR E SE N TE D as related to any future duty fly to Jacksonville Naval Air mal tour aboard (he USS En­ Representing S e m i n o l e off tile U. S. East Coast then bus lieen a general contract­ assignment. The inspection Stutlon by jet front Washing­ terprise in Hie Mediterran­ County at the cross-state can­ suilrtl for duty with Ilia U. S. or fo r 17 yaars la central will continue through Thurs­ ton, and make tho trip to Urn ean. al ground breaking Thur day Sixth Fleet in the Jlcditcrran* Flurlda. day. barge canal site at Bode- at Palatka will ite Join Krl- can. “ With sonm. measure o f The local Marines will be beaver Uoys Uancb .10 miles ■ , Siiv-p JHat -.time ^he ■well* pride,” lie salt]; " I point to inspected in such fie ld s and southwest o l here by heiicop- .dcr ^ind Jo!:n Bmmle.v. of Ihv 3 Joiins-lndlaffrV ^ivcr •ra lin jd - Ida |W (to n front the fa it that I have attended departments as interior se­ 1 Canal District; Scott Burns, " m e Independence Might decks HU per cent o f the regular curity, weapon* qualification, chairman of the industrial in a series oh fleet NATO and meeting* o f Uia Board o f knowledge in various subjects committee, Chamber o f Com­ Joint service exercises design­ and tecllcs pertaining to am­ County Commissioners In the merce; member ol Hie Semi­ ed to keep forces in that arcs phibious assaults, all Marine past three year*. 5ly service ready for any nole County Commission and constantly Corps training conducted (or on the County Zoning Board others. emergency. the past 12 months, troops during the last 2(4 year* ha* VAH-t's performance in Kridcr said that anyone in­ Inspections and close order combined to give ms a broad What’s new in business in terested in attending should Poop Deck 111, one ol tho drill, supply and administra­ knowledge o f the problems o f Sixth Fleet's major periodic the Hanford area? H ere's contact him today at the tion. the entire county, Thle is what happened just this Chamber of Commerce. A strike exercises, earned com­ positive proof o f my sincere motorcade will leave the mendations last munlh from week: Interest in county-wide gov­ Chamlwr at 9 a. m. Thurs­ many lilgh-runking sources on Faust Drug* on East First ernment. I believe that this die scene. Street is having a grand day. background o f county inter­ opening of its remodeled This was the squadron's est, service, and personal en­ first deployment with the store Thursday, Friday and • . r terprise Is excellent prepara­ much two (twice the speed of Saturday. j . I). W RIGHT JR. tion fo r the responsibilities o f sound) Vigilante. The sleek Sears, Rorburk and Com­ Prospective - v o t e r s may pany, moving from East a county commissioner in tho twin-jet uireralt supply the register in (heir Individual critical period o f growth that First Street, it having a W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — all-weather lanuliing capabil­ county precincts a* a result lit* ahead. grand opening of its new Sm. George A. Smother*, |>- ity for the Sixth Fleet. o f action taken Monday night store at the Pinerrest Shop­ Fla., wants the United States " I enjoy working with peo­ VAH-I, led by Cdr. Leonard by Mrs. Camilla Bruce, sup­ ring Center Thursday, F ri­ to take the lead in urging the J. Reinhart, is the Navy's ple, and hold that good gov­ T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) ervisor o f registration. day and Saturday, Organization o f American second Vigilante • equipped The $75 million bond issue for ernment Is possible only by The supervisor deputized Cinema Theater, In the States (O A S ) to tuke strong squudron The first, VAll-7, expansion of state universities the consent o f the governed. workers in 12 rounl.i pre-1 Seminole 0*Lza relieved Heavy One on board was unanimously approved to­ A t my suggestion o f a com­ Shopping sanctions nguinat Cuba. clncU at a meeting in the > Center at Casselberry, I* Smother* said Tuetday that Hie nuclear lowered USS En­ day by the State Hoard o f Ad­ mittee, the commissioners ap­ courthouse. She also briefed having its grand opening at an OAS re|mrt finding Culm terprise during the past week, ministration and the State pointed a citizen's council (a t the deputies on the proce­ 7 p.m. tonight. guilty of subversion and "p o l­ thereby In-ginning an extend­ Bond Review Hoard, no cost to the taxpayer*) to dures to follow in carrying The joint approval paved ■tudy the courthouse needs "Colton” Brown has open­ itical aggression” u g u i n • t ed Sixth Flert tour of its own. out the registration. Wailing to greet VAH-t's the way fur filing shortly o f fur future departmental ex­ ed the Village Ian restau­ Venezuela is another indica­ Each was asked to (Ur a rant on West First Street. tion that the "lim e has long Might crews March 3 will bo legal pioet-eding* to validate pansion. Their recommenda­ report on the registration committee of Mir first i'M ir under the pro tions resulted in a net saving lamlse and llank Pyle since passed for Issuing niurul a reception with the main office by took over ownership of Lake condemnation and verlml ie- wives, friend* and local Navy gram, probably amounting to to Uie taxpayer* o f $2 mil­ March 23. proofs.” $25 million. and civic leaders. Monroe laa. lion, Accordingly, 1 would en­ The deputy will set up a courage the Board o f County convenient time and place for Commissioner* to apiKilnl the project. more citizen committers to Represented at Tuesday's researrli big problem* before meetings were worker* from making decisions or regu­ Precincts 1, 4, 8, ! l , 12, 14, lations, so a* to properly 15, 17, IS, 20. 22 and 23. evaluate the need, cost, and e ffe r t o f tha proposed rem­ edy. "Economic progress, I be­ lieve, is best served with the least amount o f government Interference. T h e r e f o r e , I would oppose grandiose plans WASHINGTON (U P I) that would require burden­ The Senate today passed de­ some taxes and intolerable cisively and sent to Presi­ government regulations to dent Johnson a landmark impose. $11-5 billion tax cut bill that " I would discourage bur­ means an average $4-to-$5 eaucratic pyramiding o f the weekly paycheck, boost for millions. And 11*11 begin show­ many department* o f our ing np next week. county office*, and seek to The sweeping election-year preserve bettor use o f tho tax reduction—biggest in U. U xpayera' dollar in our S. history—for individuals and ■ e h o o I a , roads, buildings, corporations was whisked to services, and recreational ar­ Hto White House where Johnea*. I would strive to achieve •on waa ex;ectcd to sign It bettor relations and underquickly, possibly by late af­ atanding between county com­ ternoon. missioners nnd tho school If signed loJay. the bene­ system. fit* o f the biU Will be felt "L a st, I beller# that no executive vice president o f Euatem Shoppintf PR E V IE W o f the fucilitieit ut the new Clneniu starting with checks received governing body nor parson ( 'enters; Jo Dickson, Iticlmrd Smith, president o f Theater ut Sunilnule Shopping Pluzu waa held next Wednesday wlien wage can alwaya know what ia al­ General Drive-In Corporation; Cindy Pozniak, C. Tuesday evening fo r invited quests and newspa­ earners get « paycheck In­ ways best fo r *U tha people, Van Neaa Wood, president o f Eastern Shopping per people. The theater will be opened to the pubcrease because o f a 4 point f would sincerely serve with Centers; Doris Dodson and Melvin R. Wlninmn, He with a showing o f ” Cleop»tra” at 7 tonight. drop in payroll withholding tblg lit mind.” vice president o f General Drive-Ill iWporution. Pictured from the le ft: Mary I lent* ley, E. Homer, rates. [ Team inspects Marine Unit At Navy Base Seminole Group To Go To Dedication VAH-I Returns Tuesday From Carrier Duly Contractor In 3rd District Board Race Business Looks Up In County Registration In Precincts Set Smothers Asks Action By U. S. Tax Cut Bill Sent to LBJ l . University Bond Issue Approved h Milwee , who presented ■ brief history o f tha school and Principal Morris Ruby who described plans for opcrating the school. However, the dedication waa overshadowed by qurstions from parent! o f chil­ dren who will attend tha school. The principal Inquiry concerned when Oxford Road would be constructed between the school and the English Estates subdivision. James P. A very Jr., chair­ man o f the county commis­ sion and commissioner John Alexander, explained that Ox­ ford Rond from the southern iHmndary line o f the school Is in the English Estates sub­ division and that it has not been the policy o f the com­ mission to pave or clay sinhtllse roads within subdivi­ sions. However, A very and A l­ exander declared that tha commission will consider tha possibility o f working out some sort o f an agreement wilh developers. K E N N E T H MclNTOSH McIntosh Runs For Office Of Prosecutor Kenneth W. McIntosh today announced his candidacy for the office of Seminole County prosecuting attorney, subject to the May primaries. tn becoming a candidate, McIntosh, a Seminole County attorney for tha past 514 years, said: " I t is wilh a sense of dedi­ cation to tho performance of the dutiei o f the office of prosecuting attorney that I submit m y candidacy to the people o f our county. "L ik e all concerned citi­ zens, I would want to join other law enforcement offi­ cials in the constant effort required to create a proper environment In which to raise our children and in which our citizens can feel safe in their homes and on our highways. It would be my purpose to faithfully uphold the laws of the State o f Florida as they relate to Seminole County and to do ao without fear or partiality. " I would hope for the faith­ ful supiwrt ot all citizen* In­ terested in the enforcement of our laws and the prosecu­ tion o f those who offend against those laws, 1 can only pledge to do m y very best to carry out the duties o f the office should (he people sec fit to elect me.” .McIntosh Is a graduate of MU ml Edison High School, Stetson University and Uie John B. Stetson College o f Law. He received hi* law de­ gree In 1954 and then served overseas with the United States Army in Europe. Upon his discharge, he served as trial attorney with the Stale Road Department in Talla­ hassee. McIntosh has prac­ ticed law in Scminolo Coun­ ty since August, 1958, and la a member of the firm of Sten­ strom, Davis and McIntosh. McIntosh is prcscnlly mu­ nicipal Judge of the City ot Sanford and attorney for the Town of Casselberry. He Is president of the Seminole County Public Health Nursing Advisory Council; state di­ rector of the Florida Society for Crippled Children and Adultsf;senior advisor o f the Seminole Timing Association; vice president o f the Seminole County liar Association, and deacon of F i r s t Baptist Church of Sanford. J. C. HUTCHISON Commissioner To Run For Re-Election Prevailed on by m ad? friends, Gen. J. C. Hutchison today announced ha will be a candidate for re-election as County Commissioner fo r Dis­ trict I. He now Is in the fourth year o f his first term, having served the first three years as chairman. He step­ ped down as chairman last month prior to hla earlier announcement he would not run again. General Hutchison's state­ ment o f his change ot mind, to run again, follows: "When I announced a few week* ago that 1 would not seek re-election to the office o f County Commissioner, I did not roallze that neither o f Uie other two Commissioners wliose terms expire this year would seek re-election. " I feel that It will not be good for the County to have Uiree new, Inexperienced Commissioners to take office at the aamo time and, since I visualize that the next four year* may be very crucial year* in the history o f Semi­ nole County, I have recon­ sidered and have decided to offer my services to the County as Commissioner, Dis­ trict 1, for another torn:, Enroursgement on the part of friends throughout the Coun­ ty has influenced my decis­ ion." LEAPYEAR DANCE SAT. N IG H T F E B R U A R Y 29th G IR LS G E T ON YO U R “ 8A D IE H A W K IN S ” O U T F IT A N D BRING YOUR M A N DRESSED AS ” L I’ L A B N E R ” tt PR IZES A N D SURPRISES” DANCE TO THE ML’HIC o r — “ T H E JA C K ROSSMAN T R IO ” J O Y M ANRO SS SAYS, “ F U N FOR A L L — A N D A L L FOR F U N ” EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED PH O N E 3224251 �\ ffh r 9 a «f«H I Pape 2 — Feb. 28, 108-1 i frr*T 8 Navy Asks County For Onora Sidewalk Little Red School Benefit Is Planned New Theatre Opens Tonight At Plaza Commissioner John H. Alex-1 datum to serve as trustees A pedestrian hazard from structure on the site. Commissioners agreed that andcr abstained from voUngl of the Fred A. Wilson Law LIthe Sanford Naval A ir Station A benefit show — the "M e r­ west to Sanford Avimue was a rovorler clause should be saying the project originated I brary Tire first new theatre to ry Go Round"— again wiU Serving will be (!. Andrew included in thu deed so that with a previous Iward. Other pointed out to County ComSpeer, Joseph M. Murasko, C. - be constructed in Seminole lie presented this ycur by Uie should the club cease to use wise, the vole was unanimous. Vernon Mize, Vassar Carlton, [ County in years will open its snisslonera Tuesday in the Seminole Association for Re­ the property for club work II —Approved Uie naming of William D. Akridgc and Voile |doors bo tlte public for the courthouse. would revert back to the tarded Children which ope­ County Clerk Arthur H. county. six members of the bxr asso- Williams Jr. first time tonight. rates the Little Red School Beckwith read a letter from The Seminole Plata’s Cin­ House for youngsters in tills tho basa commander, Capt. ema will open its box office county. Hubert Ware, noting the nar­ at 7 p. in. and llw General The show this year, as it rowness of Onora Hoad and Ilr lv e ln Corporation of Bos­ was last year, will be com­ aakinii for the county's help ton's plush establishment will prised of a series of acta and in adding sidewalks. County officials pointed out gel Us grand opening under •kits presented by vsrious civc, fraternal and social that efforts have been made way. groups throughout the coun­ In Uie past to build a side­ At I p. m. Uie Cinema will walk along the roadway but present its first allowing of ty. Last season's production they have been stymied by Uie spectacular "Cleopatra" proved to be quite sn enter­ what was called “ N avy red which will feature Kltiabcth taining evening. The actual tape." Taylor and Richard Rurton. date of this year's production County Engineer William It will be Central Florida's has not been determined yet Bush said lie had planned to premiere showing of Uie most Meanwhile, members of the construct tho sidewalk to the talked about film produced association have expressed aoutli o f tho road and far in years. their appreciation to the San­ enough away to limit the haz­ The Seminole Cinema is Uie ford Elks Lodge for palnUng ardsecond for the theatre chain Uie outdoor furniture at the lie laid It haa been agreed in Uils area. The first was school. Tlie Elk* also provid­ on the local level that the Uie highly successful Parked some much needed carN a vy ahould supply cost of wood Plata Cinema in Or­ pentery work and repaired a materials and tho county lando. number of itema. crews would do the work. Tlie General Drive-In Cor­ Association officials report­ Coat o f the project for the poration haa pioneered Use ed that C. P. Ilarkey built a county la estimated at $2 ,000 . development of what has be­ bird feeder for the youngsters PR1NCIPAI«S A P P E A R IN G at the Distributive Education banquet held come known is Uie shopping Bush laid thare la about 2,000 at Uie school. A bird bath was at tho Trado Winds in Caanelborry are (le ft to riRht) Seminole County center theatre. Tlie chain's feet of roadway and the coun­ supplied by MU* E ilat* KirncliooU superintendent R. T. Milwee, Stute Sen. Roth Johnson o f O ra n g e initial venture was a success­ ty estimates the construction chhoff. She also planted Ivy County, Lloyd rin rn cs o f Lymun High School’s Distriliutive Education ful one In 1951 al Framing­ cost at a dollar a foot. around Uie trees on the playDepartment, and Manager John Krider o f the Seminole County Chamber ham, Mass. WUhln Uie past Commission C h a i r m a n ground. o f Commerce. Hen. Johnson and Krider addressed a clues o f 15 students several years seven new Jamaa P. Avery Jr. aald ha Mr. Salvatore M tnfre pre­ and their employers, (Herald Photo) theatres have been placed in would confer with local Navy sented the association wiUi a shopping centers, including officia l! and try to reach a check for $35 from Uie Semi­ two here in Florid*. Also this eolutlon to the problem. nole County Classroom Teach­ week General Drive-In will At present pedestrian travel ers Association. Tlie Woman's open a slip p in g center faci­ tu and from the baae must use Club of Lake Mary has e x ’ lity in Dallas, Tex., and an­ the roadway. other in Maple Heights, Ohio. In other action, tho com­ The firm plan* 15 more new mission: theatres this year. — Heard a report from Sher­ The Sanford Junior High Maurice Somik of Massapeif f J. L. Hobby on tho pro­ School KFA livestock judging qua Park, N. Y . designed the jected condition of the new toain pluccd third in the KUnSeminole Cinema. It has been county Jail In 1970. The sheriff Immcc Valley Livestock Show constructed in aiirh a way as said he expected and hoped tint Friday at St. Cloud. Joseph Henry Burch, tU, of to provide the most modern that adequate facilities will be Afiopka, died Monday al the Mike Gibson. Hon Tindall conveniences and comfort In available by that time to care and Mike Tindall represented addition to having the very Wekiwa Spring* N u r * I n g for juvenilia now homed In the local Junior high acltool finest in theatre appoint­ Home. the Jail structure. team which coni|»cted with 10 Horn in Iiodgo County, Ga., ments. This, he M id , would do teams from five Junior and lie moved to Apopka 12 year* There are Boo-push-hack much to allovlato the condi­ five senior high schools from seats on an inclined floor ami ago (rum Sanford. tion. Ho also pointed to the Uie area. Survivors aro one daugh patrons may pass lictween current uso of rooma for stor­ Gibson was third high man rows without the necessity of ter, Mr*. Willie Lee Snow of age space, especially on the In the Individual judging con­ other patrons having to rise. DoUian, Ala.; tons, Joseph uppur floor and that pads are test with 291 out of a posaTlie building ia completely Calvin of Tampa and James being placed on tho floor to Iblc 300 points. air condiUoned. Monroe, William Grady and perm it aome prisoners to Kdgewatcr High o f Orlando A feature of all the chain's Otis Robert, all of Apopka; Alccp* won first place team honors, shopping center Uieatros U faUier, William It. Burch of The Jail, ha added, la now Groveland was second, San­ a lobby gallery where local Chauncy, Ga.; brothurs, WiU operating In soma depart­ ford Junior High waa third, artists niay display their var­ of Chauncy, J. U. of Ocala ments at near capacity level. Colonial High of Orlando was ious worjps. and Charlie oi Sanford; two The building waa erected In fourth and' Seminole High of Smoking in tho Uieatre will sisters, .Mrs, Estelle Altman ] B01 with a five-year bond is­ Sanford was fifth. be permitted but only in a o( Piuchurst, Ga., and Mrs. Other members o f Uie local sue o f $500,000. In late IDAS, special section which haa a Ella Holmni o f Macon, G a„ tho commission aald, tills Junior high team were Stvee, customized veutilatiog aya- and 12 grandchildren. Fuller, David Richards, Geor­ would be paid off. tern. Funeral services will be Some talk was given on ge Carlton, Robert Shield* held at 2 p.m. Thursday at continuing the bond issue and and David Knaterhmok. Don­ tlie Bray Funeral Home the money for a pos­ ald Farrens ia the advlMir Chapel in Apopka wlUi Rev. sible addition to tho Jail or for the Junior high achool Tom RruomaU of the Apopka FHA unit a new courthouse. First Baptist Church officiat­ County Attorney Harold R. ing. Burial will be In LaksJohnson told tho members vlew Cemetery, Sanford. JOY W ESTER (standing) and Dolores Kirsch tills could be dona provided a FH BRU ARY 25 will team with Rill Dodson in an act for tha A IL public hearing was called and Admissions Seminole Leap Year Talent Show a|M>nsored by other Isgal steps followed Two Seminole County firms Bert Th om ti, Catherine Shan­ the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce at 7:80 onea the original bond la dis­ have been granted charter# non. Dean Race, Bandy Eaap.m. Saturday at Sanford Junior High School solved. by Secretary of State Tom lerbrook, Carolyn R. Walters, auditorium. (Herald Photo) —Decided to aock a way to Adam*. Mary E. Peoples, Joaephioc Every Leap Year Uie Stud­ purchase Health Department G A M Construction, Ine., Brown, Shirley Lucas, Jannle ent Council at Seminole High automobile* on a local level. of Longwood, waa lneorimratPlrtrantonl, Roann McGuffin, sponsors “ Sadie H a w k i n s The current policy la for Uie nd by Henry M. Gibbs, Joe Robert P. Daniels, William Day.” The boys then become vehicles to be bought on a W. Gibbs, and M. H. Moore, Spclglcr, all of Sanford; Naw“ LU Aimers” and the girls statewide baaia. ■II of Imngwood. They will Lt. ( j g ) Lowel D. Frazier, Tenn., before Mitering titc man Wheeler, D cllary; Mary dress aa “ Daisy Maes." —Heard from a representa­ laiuo 1,000 shares of common L. Ferrell, Winter Park IJSNH, lias been named pub- Navy. The day begins at 12 when tive of Uie A. E. O'Neal Co. stock at $1 per share. Births Ha assumed Ilia public inthe girts line up and chaaa lie Information officers at D A S Motors, o f Kent Park that aurvayora will be in the forinallon diiiu t, also known Mr. and Mr*. Dan A. Walters, the LU Abner of brr choice. county soon to check drainage was incorporated by K. Pope Sanford Naval Air SlaUon. aa service Information, from baby boy; Mr. and 5lre. Tlie rest o f Uie day site foots facilities at Lakes Jenup and Bassett, llurlan Tuck and A l­ F railer, a naUve of Tenn­ Cdr. H. II. Sidvely, admin­ James D. Lucai, baby girl, all Uie bills, Including Uie K a y. The county engineer bert L. Wood, all of Maitland. essee, reported aboard for istrative officer at (he station. both of Sanford marriage license and ring. waa aakad to send leltcra to They will issue 500 .shares of Fratiur, 27, is married to Dlscbargra duty fruin tlie U. S. Naval Each club and organizaUun Stock at $lo per share. some 40 property owners In­ Security Station, Waahiugtou, tlte tormer Miss Hetty Jo Maxine Marr, Geraldine Lott, of Uie school *|>ousors a volved, explaining the pur­ Guffey, of Whltwcll, Tenn., 'limuthy Lane 11 r u m l e y , booth. These various booths D. C. pose of the men making Uie and Uiey have Uirco children, James Daniels. Maedle Jos­ A journaliam graduate front Dennis, 5; Michael 2, and eph, Jeannette Slielovc, Mar­ contain food and games for WASHINGTON (U P I ) — survey. the enjoyment uf Uve crowd. —Approved a building per­ President Johnson Tuesday the University of Tennessee, Karen, 1. jorie Moose, Violet W. Cook, Two special events are a m it tor a Volkswagen distri­ proclaimed the week of July F railer worked aa a news­ The Fraziers reside at 11 Juhu II. Loeclielt, Howard greased pig contest and a bution building on Highway 19 ai “ National Farm Safely paper reporter at the Knox­ SouUi Dcvou Avenue, North Lee, Robyn Hobbs and baby tug-of-war between tbe jun­ 17-02. Week.” ville J o u r n a l , Knoxville. Orlando. boy, Teuflla C. Garrido and iors and tha seniors, over a —Asked the couuly clerk to baby girl, Evelyn A. Sween­ big mud puddle.. negotiate for nine chairs to ey and baby boy, all o f San­ E very one will come to serve the rouimindoner* and ford; IJmla Schroeder and school Friday In costume and llii'ir aides. Beckwith was baby girl. DeLand; Iteba at tho dance Uiat night, a urged to keep the cost below Haruaud. Frances T. Rear- Daisy Mae and l i l Aimer will fl.uuo m Dial bids would not den, both o f Detiary; Anne be crowned. The dance will be rcquIrcJ. Steventon, Osteen; Mary Lou feature the Original Playboys Commissioners also asked Roslou, laiki* Monroe from Orlando. Uiat necessary repairs he made to jurybox chairs. —Agreed to deed a plot ol land at Sunland I’arl. for use as u building alio for Uie San­ ford Hardcli Club. Tho club •xpcila lu erect a iiu.uoo i Sanford Judging Team Is Third It T h a t w a a fa a f S u g a r I v t r s o ld ” pressed a desire to sponsor a child In the school for sum­ m er camp. The association, through Mrs. Msllic Barlow, expresses its appreciation to all of Uietc individuals ami organi­ zations for their assUtance. "Tlie one problem now," says Mrs. lisrluw, “ is getting all the talent lined up for the Merry Go Round presenta­ tion." HANDY FOOD STORES “Sanford’s Friendliest Food Stores” OpeningSpecial A T OUR C O U N T R Y C LU B RO AD STORE O N L Y H E R M A N ’S HOT DOG ON A BUN A N D A C U P OF RC COLA Former Sanford Resident Dies OFFER GOOD FR I. - S AT. - SUN. — 11:00 A . M. io 7:00 P. M. THESE PRICES G O O D AT ALL H A N D Y STORES! SE A LTE ST AUTOCRAT ICE CREAM Hospital Notes Two Firms Get State Charters Sadie Hawkins Day Scheduled Frazier Gets PIO Post At NAS Form Safety Week SPECIAL THURS., FRI., SAT. HOOf BRUNING 514 v ” mm 95 4 50 .? e 4 Legal Notice j v o t iik natuMii r i t m n o i i a S i v i : ST AT H T Il T O WHOM IT SI A V CONCKItN: N oll e. Is lirrsliy Klvrn llist (In uvilrrsla»ii<l. Iiursusnl lu (!•• "Kli’ lllloils Nairn- K U tut»" Clia|il>r >*4 01 . Flotilla Ktaluta, Will raalalar with lha Clark • f II.- Circuit Court. In ami f - r Heinliiulo County. FlnrMa. Ul—ii rr--rl|-l « f proof i.f Ilia p-ilillutlluU vt Lbta liulli't, (l-a roilll oua name to-es l ( : AIII P L O W n i N T l I i n i . T o l l h undo Wltlrh we sie » n *» u r .l In l-ualH(aa al IS Krrn 1‘laaa In Ilia City ol K*rn IWrk, Florid*. That tho party I n l o i n l r d In said bualncaa snlarpilia Is as j * * kSXTHKIOK W H IT E House Paint E X TER IO R BLOCK House Paint While and Color* Klwood G a l. 3 G a l. SmitliV f ol l ow a: Sir I low I aIp ii a. In-' Dalad ai Maitland. Orans* County, Florida. February IS, 1**1. I ’ ol.ll.l. Fab. : « . d Star. «. SI. IS. l» l « . cuu-i* :/ L . ‘ OVIEDO FOURTH GRADERS who dumod the CharbaUm for the m * n l Jligli School Coronation Program were Sandra Magin, Brenda Rout, Debl»ie Runyon und Mnry Wagner, left to right. Reports aro timt the group, which also danced the “ twist,” stoic the show. (Herald Photo) FACTORY PAINT OUTLET 2817 S. French Ph. 822-8818 M IX E D FLAVO RS Canada Dry Drinks EVER FR ESIt T W IN PAC K 0*. Plus Df|>. to* REG. 89c Potato Chips......39 ICE COLD* C A N A D IA N AC E BEER 8 9 6 PACK Glass Cans NO DEPOSIT NECESSARY H E R M A N ’S A L L M E A T W IENERS FROM LO CAL FARMS Froth Flu. Crude A LARGE EGGS Doz. 47* Price* Good Thru Sun. Handy Food Stores 1116 Celery Ave. 2990 S. Sanford Ave. 3rd. & French Ave. Country Club Road € �SO U TH ERN S T A R COOKED S K IN N E D C A N N E D 3 HAM “ SU PER-RIG H T* WESTERN" ROUND STEAK F U LL CUT Lb. $389 Can U SI)A F L A . OR GEORGIA STEWING HENS LB 19* LB. FRESH GROUND L E A N GRADE \ FRESII FI.A . OR GA. SH IPPED DRESSED A D RAW N GROUND BEEF 3 LBS *100 F R Y E R Q U AR TE R S LEG OR BREAST JjLnJbw S&afood SpsudaLh! STA R -H IS T QUICK FROZEN TAP* n u m m m im m SH R IM P D INN ER S Founders' Celebration Sale! Lenten Special! C O L D ST R E A M Dog Food fi ..1-lb. cans $1.0.7 a lj iij 87c ggi Coupon good thru Sal., Frb. 29. M j J a i. 2-29-6I gQ & tm i 1-Lb. Cans $100 PLAID STAMPS Ha>rr bolllc o f 10(1 79c Coupon good Ihrn Sat., Frb. 29.' __ ____ Ja*. 2-29.61 Sprrial! Urine ( ondinurd 1-Lb. 1.1-0*. Can* With this coupon and purrhaac of. Jane Parker flrown • *N* Srrrc I jQUID D E TER G E N T <|uarl Bottle A A P Chunk Style M Q c * f 7 2 (12-oz. Bottles) 45c 22-oz. Bottle 39c inn Page Really Frr*h Ann Paga Tomato $1.26 SAIL ^ Oe. Sprrial* Del Monta Pineapple • Grapefruit [ EVAPORATED M IL K 6 “£,•* 79* Pint Hot. White lleauty $ | 77 None Dettrr At Any Prlee! While Home Ann Paga Pur* Preserves2 59£ Soup 2 25‘ CORN OIL 31* MildCheese ^65* Shortening3 “49* TUNA 4 98 5 - 991Ketchup 2 - 35* Mayonnaise «•49' ay nen mm wu-toona 1 R7' R I D C I R C L E 1." . 6 5 ||B O K A R * " ru u i W* $100 m Colored Cheddar 6 am . m IN S T A N T COFFEE Sprrial! Sultana Strawberry £perial! A t P m . AAP il PLAID STAMPS E I G H T O 'C L O C K m • « Founders' Celebration Sale! Special! YELLOW C L IN G HALVES or SLICED W ith thla coupon and purrhaae of. J| a Aspirin 59‘ ■ S T Save At A & P ! Special! Iona 6 0 ^ ® STAMPS im 8 0Z. PKG. ea. C O FJFE E M IL L F L A V O R fresh gr<rand flavor you can’ t get in a c a l! PINK SALMON GREEN PEASs A&P PEACHES 3 Coupon Rix>d Ihrn Sul., Feb. 211. MJ Jn*. 2-29.61 box o f 21 D YOU MUSI SEE YOUR COFFER GROUND TO IN JOY With thin Coupon and purchase o[ ||; fi Can* O f Idral *" Kntcx 1 Lb. Pkg. C A P ’ S JOHNS QUICK FROZEN FRENCI * * * * ! j i g With llii* rnupon & purrhaac of Rrirular Or Suprr FROZEN Tuna Pies 5«99* Fish Sticks SHRIMP lb 79 QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS s o JOHNS QUICK SU N N YBRO O K GRADE A U R G E FLO RIDA EGGS 2 Doz. 89* Save At A & P ! Special! JANE PARKER PIE DUTCH APPLE l ‘/2-Lb. Each 39* ........ ' SAIL Founders* Celebration Sale! Special! W ITH BEANS H 0R M EL CHILI 3 15-Oz. Cans FRESH FLA. HOLDEN R IF E FRESH C A LIF . B A N A N A S 1 CARROTS 3 29‘ 12 1 5 $100 DATES 12 OZ. I>K «. EA. 29 •**1 *»$ f D RY D ETERG ENT if Glutll A I ’ kK. u \ *T , i 49* - d ■ f 2 Earge Pkgs. 45c King Size Pkg. X i* 1 -f. X 86 c X * v ...y g K Sunshine Hydros Cookies 1-lb. bag 43c Lays Potato C h ip s ...... 10 oz. bag 59c Morton’s Frozen Honey Buns 9 oz. 29c llrrahey Chocolate Syrup .......... 16-oz. can 25c I0e O f f CALIF. JU IC Y 6 -6 -6 LEMONS RED DOZ 2V FERTIUZER 4 1* *4“ FRESH FLA. GROW N D ELIC IO U S Decaf Instant C offee 5-oz. jar $1.03 Fleischman’s M argarine 1-lb. ctn. 39c I hirkrn of the Sea White iMeat Tuna ....... 7-oz. can 43c Happy Kids Syrup 28-oz. bottle 39c Cane Patch Syrup 12-oz. bottle 25c Star-Ki*l Light Meat T u n a ...... 6 ‘, 2-oz. can 35e Pet Rita Frozen APPLES 2 « Gerbera Strained Puaa N* Boot* l.lrer, Kidney or [Uoracmeat i Gravy (6 !i or.) Baby Food 6/59c Cat Food 29" Strawberries 20*oi. Can Dole Crushed 19c Pineapple I Umhrerht Froien Cream I Green Giant j B ASKETS FO R - V t k J B Kitrhrn Hlirrd 16 Or. 39cj Cheese Cake 79c Green Beans 21c Pie Crust S h ells..........pkg. o f 2 39 c rrire* in thia Advertlaameat are good thruagh Saturday, Febraary $9. 2701 Orlando Drive On Hwy. 17-12 �V Ji * • 4 i /L t 1 * Film Program Scheduled In DeBary By Mra. Adam Muller The DeBary Volunteer Fire* men’* Aaaoclatlon will eponeor a film program featuring the beautiful color movie, "The Beetle** Sea,’ ’ at 7:30 p. m. today In the Firemen'* Recre­ ation Hall on Colomba Road. Tha program alao will In­ clude color film * on the annual Gasparllla Day in Tampa and c f the 20 acre Iluth Garden* in that city. N o admission will be charg­ ed but a free will offerin g will be received to defray expcnaca o f the program, to help aupport the fire department and fo r upkeep o f the recreation hall. The DeBary Volunteer Fire Department wa'a alerted In June, 1053, with a fund-rais­ ing ahow given at the Denary Mantlon Houae where many o f tha f i n t realdenta held F R E E W IL L OFFERINGS received nt n 7:30 p.m. film program today meeting*. will aid DeBnry's Volunteer Fire Department. Shown in the photo are A fte r the fire houae wa* the department’* two truck* und the new recreation hall. Volunteers built a truck wa* purchaaed in ahown are, from left, Chief Jack Lambertson, Assistant Chief Darwin 1065 and an inhalator in Feb­ Bruce, Harrison Bcrnritter, Frank Laymcl and Frank Christen. ruary, 1968. The f ir i t resident to receive aid from tha inhal­ from 1058 to 1004, a toU l of past year the volunteer* an­ invited fo r today's program. ator waa John Seufert who 80 Inhalator calls were an­ swered 10 firs alarms. The films will be shown by has alnce called on the fire­ swered and that during the The support o f the public is Ifuwnrd Middleton. men fo r thi* aervica many, time* and etatoe that ha owe* | CTP Coffee Held To Plan Festival VgttTurB WrraTB P a g e 4 — Feb. 26, 1964 Sinatra Kidnap Trial Running Behind Schedule LOS A N G E LE S By Jan* Casselberry A coffee was held last Thursday morning at the home o f Mr*. Joseph Laird In Casselberry for parents and room-mothers o f the South Seminole Elementary C TP to plan the Spring Festival to be held Saturday, April 18. (U P I ) — The federal trial o f three men accused of kidnaping Frank day but was not able to get Bear Lake Community Club Hears Talk On Boys Ranch Hy Maryann Milra i The State Boys Ranch in Live Oak, which la aponsored by the Florida S h e r iff! Associa­ tion, waa topic o f a program presented last Thursday eve there 1* room for 60 boy* at] nln*r fo r 35 members and the ranch at the pretent time.j guest* o f the Bear Lake Com­ there always it a waiting list. munity Club. The facility provides a home Hobby atated that although for boy* in need with six cot­ tage* housing 20 boya each. Kach cottage ia supervised by a "cottage” father and mother. Open to boys from eight to 12 year* old, the ranch is selfworking and has its own dairy fitrm and provides for it* own agricu ltu ral work. The boys a t t e n d public schools nnd thoic who main­ tain a ” 11” average are given J u st tell us /iow m uch CnH MontMp You the opportunity to continue F «»'->• r •» R b c h v # you need to pay old bills, for higher education if they ao do$120 00 $ 7.00 hom e improvements, car aire. 188 00 11 00 The entire o;>eration i* sup1300 220 00 repairs, for all your sea31200 18 00 sonal expenses. Phone for 432 00 24 00 OVER 35 Y E A R S 592.00 32.00 prompt, courteous service. A t First & Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffice) 12 more witnesses to call be- all his witnesses to the stand. for* resting his case against First order o f Today's court defendants Barry Worthing­ Sinatra Jr. for $240,000 ran­ sesslon-the 12th day o f the ton Keenan 23; Joseph Clyde som ran behind schedule to­ trial-was further cross-exami­ Amsler, 23, and John W il­ day and a reappearance o f the nation o f Dennis Gray, 23, young singer’s famous fa ­ who said two o f the defend­ ther, Frank Sr., was postpon­ ants stayed at his home on ed until Friday. the night o f Dec. 12 and Prosecutor T h o m i i R. "played football” with bundles Those present were Mrs. Sheridan had planned to rest o f the ransom money. Joyce Stlncr, Mr*. Wilma the government’s case Tues­ Sheridan said he had about H arlot, Mrs. Edna Lee Cadiz, Mrs. Lavtrne McKay, Mrs. Rctty Hartshorn, Mrs. Audrey Lclst, Mrs. Irene Van Kepoel, Mrs. Ann Scott, Mr*. Carolyn Jensen, Mrs. Jo Lowe, Mrs. Merita Smiley, Mra. Maureen Ifclntzleman, Mrs. Margla Stafford, Mrs. Betty Quarles, Sirs. Marlon Eggers, Mrs. Bev­ erly Miller, Mrs. Evu Moore and Mrs. Dorothy Birkheimcr. liam Irwin, 42. Frank Sr. had been sched­ uled to appear under a de­ a NEW way but it was agreed he would show up Friday instead. to g i t rW Kill, 11,11. Ticks, tll.srflih l>4 •iK.r flying & crawling imacia. m il INTIIf HOUS1 WITH IUO KIUINO "fOO” WHIII YOU SHOP O f VIIITI ELECTRIC ALL ELECTRIC H E A T P UM P and C O O L I N G UNIT I 1-MOIOOM HOMI SIZE | ap la 10.000 ofclc laal t l . t t . Sanford Electric Co. PH O N O G R APH RECORD A N D S A N FO R D SH EET M USIC V Ho b«| caa aicapa. AkiaMcfy •aft whan aiarf at Slracl*4. Ham. I.u la c.gi, drop.i 4 f.rnilara. I— AVAIUIU IN TWO SIZIS — | APARTMtNT 4 SMAll HOM1 t i l l I ap la J.000 c.klc faal 11.11. W EATHERT RON Monument’s Figures Jim Bridger, famous scout, and Chief Washakis, friendly chlsf o f the North Utah In­ dians, *r * tha two persona depleted on the aides o f the V IS IT O U R Brigham Young Monument 118 S. M A G N O L IA In Salt Lake City. o f ROACHES - AN TS PERFECT WEATHER THE YEAR ROUND! GENERAL 10IEY fense subpoena this morning D EPT. 322-1562 Sold at Drug, Garden Supply, Drug and leading Grocery Stores M fg. by Pet Chemicals, Inc., Miami, Fla. LO AN S UP TO $600 f F A MI L Y Sanford Furniture Co. « FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford • Carpels • Furniture 110 South Magnolia S t r e e t .................... FA 2-4612 • Tile • Plano* * Rentnl Reds S tir Award Given To Bryant On Government ported through public dona­ tions nnd the public is alwnya invited to visit the ranch and th< boys, Hobby advised. A question nnd answer pe­ riod nnd showing o f pictures o f the ranch were included on the program. The next meeting o f the club is scheduled for March V) at the Florida Power Em­ ployes Club on Holliday A v e ­ nue. FT. PETERSBURG — Gov. Fa v ia DttiTnrB Feb. 26. 1964 — Pape R WrraTB Bodies, Plane Wreckage Sought In Lake (U P I ) llryant was presented the St. Petersburg Chamber o f Commerce’* first Good Government Award Tuesday nt a special lunch­ eon. The governor told the chamber thnt Florida ia in the forefront in tho field ol education nnd is also "blazing new trails” in its search for new industry. Florida is the only state In the nation making year-round use o f its education facilities, Bryant told the chnmber. He said the state’s junior college system is also becoming one o f the finest in the country. A fte r receiving the cham; her award, the governor made a whirlwind tour c f Pinellas County. DeBary Legion Burns Flags ily Mrs. Adam Muller The Herbert D. Gibb Amerlean Legion Post 25!* of De­ nary conducted a Flag Burn­ ing Ceremony Mondny night at the rear o f the Community Center. Commander P e t e r Kopprnaal, past commanders of the post and other member* participated. The DeBary Volunteer Fire Department stood by with truck and fire fighting appar­ atus to protect area property. Refreshments were served following the ceremony. AM ONG TH E D E P A R T M E N T A L feature* o f the new Sear* cntnlop nnd snles store in the Pinecrest Shopping Center ia this section in which cus­ tom matched kitchens will be displayed. The now Scars outlet will open nt 9 n.m., Thursday morning. David Grimm is the manager. World’* highest mountain, from base to peak, is Ha­ waii’s Mauna Loa. hi* Ufa te the volunteer*. Tha man are thoroughly trained In u»e o f all depart­ ment equipment and re»pond to call at all houra o f the day and n igh t Tha aecond truck, a modem LaFranea model, waa bought in 1058. Tha elation and recreation hall were constructed primar­ ily with volunteer labor with outside help used only where necessary. An auxiliary group ha* worked with the firemen and have p r a a e n t a d many ahowa and aponsorad many projects to bring In needed funds. The department report* that 49' L e m o n s ................. . . l im it 2 w it h $5. f o o d o r d e r O L E O -1 0 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED—PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 1ST wiNH-siiii rre*s*. m i — • ortsirht — tees KRAFT CRACKER CARREL (MILD) 'Policy Wheel' Operator Had $763,000 In Cash CHICAGO (UPI) - 45' DOUBLE SAVINGS DATS YELLOW SOLIDS Cheese 10-oc. Slick Cheese 10-oz. Stick Of tender, flavorful ura’l own proceu whll* still KRAFT CRACKER BARREL (SHARP) Weary police counted the cash of a dead gambler today and kept counting and kept counting They passed the half-million dollar mark with more to come. The booty from a nickel and dime "policy wheel” ope relur probably reached $763 223, police said, and there may b* mors than nobody knows about. The money — In denomlna lions o f $1 to $100, plus coin* — was found In a modest loom o f Lawrence Wakefield a 00-year-old Negro, who died following an apparent heart attack. His landlsdy, Mrs. Rose Kennedy, 00, said Wakefield had lived In her house for 30 years. It was Mrs. Kennedy who called for medical treat­ ment when Wakefield got sick Tuesday. Police who respond ed to ltar call for help be r im e auspicious when they found what seemed to be policy wheel equipment on the property. Policy hai been described s i the poor man’s stock mar­ ket. It flourishes throughout Chicago’s South Side. To play, all you need la a little change. You pick a number, give a man your money and he le lli you if you win after e "w heel” allegedly Is rotal ed in someliody's apartment Strangely, thousands of do! lir a change hands carh day in such manner. Police said Wakefield has been im p ed ed o f running a policy wheel but nobody could find sufficient evidence to convict him Nobody would admit auspecting his opera lion was to aucceaiful. Cheese 55' 10-oz. Stick 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH CHOPPED, SHAPED Cube Steaks 3 e™’l” Sliced Ham 6-oz. Pkg. 6 9 ' 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW COOKED Russets. . . YELLOW Onions. . . $ SAVE 8-1/3$ IA . . . LIBBY'S GARDEN SWEET SAVE 16$ . . DEEP SOUTH GRAPE SAVE 6$ . . DIXIE DARLING LONS GRAIN HAVE 16r . . . D IX IE D AR LIN G R A IS IN Of (be N companies mak­ ing ateel ingots In the U. S. SI began pouring raw ateel • ite r World War II. 23 ’ M IL K . . E X TR A LEA N M E A T Y SM ALL RIB* ROUND BONE SHOULDER POT LI. FRESH G R O U N D D M L Y . . EXTR A LEAN S M A L L G O V ’T IN S P E C T E D Smoked H A M S BUTT 1Shank HALF i “ 4 9 , 1 LB. GAL. 'h JACKSO NVILLE— An lrvcrease of 6.79 percent la aales was recorded by Wina> Dixie Store* during the 4* week period ended February 8 compared with the cor. responding period a year ago. Salei volume for this pra­ ted totaled $69,292,673 a i com­ pared with $64,889,421 for tha aame period In 19G3, an lacrease of $4,403,252. An increase w a i also noted for tha 32-week period ended February I. Sales totaled $531,051,742 as compared to $508,927,942 for the corres­ ponding period a year ago, an Increase of 4.76 percent. Winn-Dixie now operates 623 retail units and 8 whole­ sale units throughout tha Southeaat compared with 601 retail and I wholesale units a year ago. M O R TO N FROZEN Chicken, Beef Turkey, Horn, Salisbury, Meat Loaf 2 89/ C r e a m P ie s 39/ S h r i m p . . ,6“ p*cka5‘ 8 9 / S p a g h e t t i * Me°‘ 5 «•»•- 1. S t r a w b e r r i e s 5 » ? 1# Red Snapper 65/ D in n e rs . . . A A ™ OliaeoialsOsks" M O R TO N FROZEN . . Choc., Banano, Lemon, Naopolitan, Coconut Oooo Thru Masch 1st ^ J ^ n y w i ^ di xi b PAN-REDI FROZEN BREADED ROUND LI. G r. B e e f 5 Business Briefs All Flavors Regular 49* 16-oi. PACKAGE M O R TO N FROZEN M A C A R O N I A N D CHEESE OR REG. 43$ SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK FRESH BOSTON BUTT* PORK Sausage u 39 / Roast...«- 39 / Perch...» 2 9 / Sa usage 79 / Shrimp 5 T Bologna * 4 9 / Now . . I" Yoor ° * n , Home You Con Strvt Th* Superb Sleoks Served By . Famous Steok Houses. I Atk Our Market Mgr. About 1 Aged Preitlge Steok*. REG. 39$ . . FISH FILLETS SMALL Diale. Mil* Aar* Pisa Oooa Th. u March Ur * * PACER SLICED FROZEN REG. 89$ . . IAT-RITE SMOKED REG. 19$ . . IAT-RITE SLICED [2 4 1 ‘ " - A N Y WlNN-DlKta Forest City Boy Makes Tour With Band EMPRESS FROZEN FILLET OH. so.*, J., TMmrrv MAID Apple Sauce •ooa Thru **arch i _, K ifflffiB By Jane Casselberry David House, aon of Mat and Mra. Earl House o f For­ est City, has just completed, a tour o f three Florida cillea with the University o f Florida Symphonic Band directed bf Richard Bowles. The Band presented concerts in Mt. oDra, Holy wood and Ft. Lauderdale last week. A talented aaxophon* play­ er, David graduated from lay­ man High School last June. Ha received tha John I’hillip Sousa award presented an­ nually by tha Casselberry Liona Club to tha moat out­ standing l.yman Band mem* her. -AT ANY WlNN-PlltH sric/ A L 1 H"* *-La Sa.. CRArviu. _____ Co f f e e saw* jI S V jn (7 im p ' 0* P O ^ K B e a n * ‘ . A • iA-Aj MAXWILL HOUSI ASTOR VAC. PACKED ILUE er WHITE ARROW COFFEE COFFEE DETERGENT Save 18$ . . I-Lb. Can Save 14$ . . 1-Lb. Can Save 20$ . . Giant Bok 5 9 ' IMPROVED TIDE THRIFTY MAID VAN CAMP'S MILK Pork & Beans DETERGENT SEVAP. Save 3$ . . Tall Can Save 5 300 Can Sav« 30$ . . Giant Box Y it . . 49' 39' 49' 110' 9' YOUR CHOICE . UmJt 1 with |l. otdor er L M t one with |S. hod ardor L M t I wish IS. hod L M t IB wMh $9. feed L M t 8 with $B. hod ardor DELSEY BATHROOM GREEN GIANT GOLDEN TISSUE CORN Save 6$ . . Twin Pock 19' Umit 2 with fS. food order r BUY S CAN* GET ONE FREE 5a cent 59$ ! KRAFT LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE DEEP SOUTH MAYONNAISE j MAYONNAISE Save 10$ . . Quart Jar Save 10$ . . Quart Jar Sovb 14$ . . 46-oz. Can i ASTOR OIL i WESSON OIL Stock up at this pries Compar. , . [van Sov* Mora TOMATOES 303 Can Save 12$ . . 24-oz. Bottle • Sav# 11$ . . 24-oz. Bottle S Sava 3J6$ t I 6 0 ^ Limit 2 with $9. food oMsr { STANDARD POLY-UNSATURATEO ALL PURPOSI 19' 149' 39' 25'i 28 Limit 2 *t this pries { Limit 2 « t this prlc* S 5 S SftreiHBMu •oao ™ *u ! { P -lm U o Avc, & 3rd St. Farm Brief l. r I Limit I with f l . food ordar Oael Beg only ot this price French Are. k 25th, / 12-CT. Pkg. 48 Roast..." " Ribs. . . . Roast. . . *So' Roast.. Chairman For Sessions Named John W. Evans, Oviedo, president of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Aasociation, to day announced the appoint­ ment of W. Allen Markham, Okeechobee, aa general con vention chairman for the 21 st annual convention of the growera organization. Evans announced that the convention will be held at the Americana Hotel, Ilal Harbour, Miami Beach, Sept. 22-24 w i t h preconvenlion eventa on the 21st and related meetings on the 25th. 10 . 5 M LI. SAVE 5$ IA . . . THRIFTY MAID APPLE CO NES D n ^ T b r i n g s you such Tenderness and Taste short Cocktail.. 3221. Sauce.. 2£ 25/ Peas.... 6con.1. Jelly... 2 £ 39/ Rice... 3 3 9 / Bread... fs 19/ ICE CREAM DOZEN B A K IN G POTATOES b e e f CHUCK SAVE 3-2/3$ IA . . . ASTOR FRUIT S A F-T-C U P SWEET JUICY KRAFT CRACKER BARREL (MELLOW) N E W O R LE A N S ( U P I ) — Bodies, the main fuselage and the mystery o f an Eastern A ir Line* DCS jetliner crash that carried 58 persons to their deaths were sought today in the murky waters o f I.ak* I’untchartrnin. The four-engine craft mads a pre-dawn dive into the laka Tuesday, juat minutes nfter reporting “ ok ay" from takao ff at the New Orleans A ir ­ p o rt One whole hut battered body anil scattered debris were re­ covered by rescuers. Several human scalps and other part* of bodies were found. "N o Information” on th* cause was reported by William Lamb, spokesman for the Civil Aeronautics Board (C A B ). Ha emphasized that the mnin wieckage had not been found. I.amh called a news confer­ ence at 12 noon EST today. Tha Mexico City - to - Nsw York fligh t took o ff without incident on the aecond leg o f its trip. Just five minutes lat­ er, it vanished from radar screens and the alarm was soundad. Searcher* converged on a north shora, snake-infest­ ed awamp area before an oft slick, then w r e c k a g e wera sighted four miles from tha shore ot the 25-by-40 mils lake. A chatty letter, a check e * a Massachusetts insurance company, n first grude reader, parts o f wreckage and pieces of bodies were found. The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy (F A A ) sent 20 invrstiga^ ora to the scene to deUrtntaa* cause o f the first crash at N ew Orleans International Moisant Airport in 20 yeara. The FBI sent a disaster team to identify the victims. The 61 passengers and sovon crew-members apparently died from the Impact. There waa no evidence o f fire or an as*, plosion. I.amh was asked about evi­ dence o f a bombing, anony­ mous telephone calls, or any passengers with largo sums o$ insurance but antswared: "W o have no Information to all ot these questions. A tajHi o f the final central tower to plane conversation showed the last words to aartii tore: " E A L 304 o k a y * A ir traffic control men walked feverishly to contact the plane, but there wa* only silence. 400 E. First St. Americans not only i n eating batter than ev e r be­ fore, they're eating more cheaply. The coat now aver­ ages about 20 per cent o f tha workers' p a y . Englishmen must spend 31 per cent, Ital­ ians. 43 ptreant and Foies, 49 per cent. 4f �I Pay* 6 — Feb. 26, 1964 DeBary Orchestra To Present Concert By Wze. M > » Mailer The chcitra DeBary Concert Or will present He eighth annual concert March 10 at S p.m. at the DeBary Community Center. T h li will be the Anal concert o f the aeaeon, aa Roger Caainl, the di­ rector, w ill be returning to Rebekah Assembly Gathers To Honor Mrs. M. Walters Committee Johnny Westcott Given Phi Beta Eta Chairmen Party For Birthday Outfits Child Are Named By Mra. Clarence Snyder Oiteen Civic Association met recently at the County Bam Building with 32 mem hers present in honor of the preaident, by I burn Rector. Mr*. Walter* I freshment* were aerved in the B y Mra. Clarence Sayder Mrs. Rose Doyle, who do­ dining room with Mr*. Roche, Mra. W. L. Roche, Mr*. John waa presented a gift from the More than 100 attended the Mr*. Harry Oiteen and their nated land to the organization official vlalt o f Mr*. Margar­ Juna, Mra. Ida Fauver, Mra. lodge and the noble grand. in memory of her late hus­ et Walter*, preaident o f the J. J. Nicbolaon and Mra. Au-1 Following tha meeting re­ committees la charge. Rebekah Aaaembly of Florida, band, Col. WUIIam Doyle, was when ahe vlaited Scmlnola presented with a permanent Rebekah Lodge No. 43 recent­ honorary membership card. lyChairman o f committees The meeting waa preceded were named: Charlea Olblln, by a banquet at the Civic Cen­ membership; Mrs. John ter. An oriental theme waa Jursa, fund railing coordina­ uaed with the apcakera table tor; Joe Masters, land uaago; centered with a largo Cblneae Norman Miller, insurance; fan and atending In front of Edward Pelt, volunteer fire the fan were two Chlneae department, and Irving Velno doll* from the doll collection Jr., Albert Pell, Edward Pell of Mra. W. L. Roche. and Joe Matters, land. Miniature Chlneae lantern* Announcement was made were auapended above the ta­ that in cate of fire, call Ro­ ble. Place carda were butterbert Hirt, during working fllea and favor* were tiny hours at the county barn, tele­ fana. phone number 322-632S or his M r*. W. I.. Roche waa ml*residence 322-4128, then also treaa o f ccremonloi. She in­ call Edward Pell, 322-4099 or troduced Lena Lander*, AaAlbert Pell, 322-3873. acmbly Chaplain who gave Plans were discussed for the invocation. Mra. Eva Wllvarious fund raising projects. llama, noble grand, welcom­ Close to $50 was railed at ed all gucita and Mra. Mar­ a recent demonstration party garet W aller* gave the reheld at the Osteen School. aponae. Mr*. Nick Pfeifauf, N ew York. T h li concert will be free to the public, and a tree-will col Icetkm will be taken to de­ fra y expentea o f tbe orcheatra. Director Caainl atates thli program w ill bo one o f the moot interciting over presented by the group. They will open with "Abachied der Gladlatoren" by Btankenburg; a Spanlih waits, “ Mercedea" by Mlro, followed by an overture, "Semlramlde” by EoaalnL After a brief Intermlaaion, a collection of fantaala o f ‘ ‘My Old Xcnutcky Home*' featuring the braca choir. Probably the moat 1mpreaalve number on the pro­ gram will bo Maacberonl'a famoua “ Ave M arla" with Laura Platt Brown at tha or­ gan. She w ill alao appear al the piano In Semlramlde which Caainl haa arranged for aololat, aang ‘ Moonlight and four handa. Roaea." Auburn Rector intro­ diitingulihrd gucita Aa no concert prciented by duced thia group la complete without and Mra. Helen llciti, district a Victor Herbet compoalUon, deputy prciidcnt, gave the the program will Include hia reiponae. Mra. Eva WiUlami, noble “ Naughty M arietta," arrang­ ed from the original orchea- grand, prcaidcd at the meet­ tratlon by Harold Sanford. Vo­ ing at the Odd Kellowa Hall. gueita Introcal munbera by DeBary bari- Dlitlngulahed duccd were Mra. Margaret Bobert N . McGee. Walter*, preaident of the Re­ bekah aaaembly; M n . Pearl Roddy, o f Bowling Green, Ky., International chaplain; Lena Landera, aaiembly chaplain; Mr*. Margaret MeGonlgal, Mr*. Nadine Slaugh­ ter, Sara Cramer, Mr*. Roac B y Mr*. Cl areata Sayder Clark, Henry Clark, Ralph Mr. and Mra. Jamea Beall Mlcbal and Mra. Helen ReiU, end their eon-in-law and also flg noble grand* and paat daughter, Mr. and Mra. Pete noble grand*. Out of town lodge* repreBatgy, and children, Sheila aented were Orlando No. 12, and Bonnie, of Cbarleaton, W. Luoerne No. 36, of Orlando, Va., are vlilUng Mr. and KUalramee, S t Cloud, DeMra. Guy BealL Land, Daytona Beach, Holly Hill, Poinactta, of Tampa, A/C Daniel Neal, bla wife Bowling Green, Ky., Cleve­ and children, Danny Jr. and land, Ohio, Sandusky, Ohio, Dane, apeat a 10-day leave Schnectady, N. Y ., Tacoma, from Altua A ir Force Baaa in Waah., and member* from Oklahoma with hie parent!, Connecticut, Maaaachuaetta M r. and Mra. Jack Neal, of and Pennaylvanla. Enterprise, her parenti, Mr. A eourteiy waa prciented, and Mra. Don Stowell, and grandmother, M r a . Lola Brooke, of Oateen. Club To Build MRS. M AR G AR E T W ALTE R S, (le ft) prenident o f the Rebekah A««cm bly o f Florida, and Mra. Eva Williama, noble grand, admire Chinese ar­ rangement at Rebekah Assembly bunquet. Altamonte Personals M r. aad Mra. Joe Neweomb, o f Letch worth, N . Y „ recently vlaited their couain, Mrs. W ank George. By Julia Bartoa Mra. Myrine Benion o f A l­ tamonte, who la 111, haa stay­ Mra. Kva William* apenl ing with her during this the weekend with her brother, time, Mra. Maria Pride, o f O laf Harper, and fam ily in Frostproof, Recent houaegueita o f Mr. Apopka. and Mrs. J. E. Uildebran o f Creitwood Lana were Mrs. Hildebran’a parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Styer o f Shelby, N. C. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Carlson will entertain the Chuluota His and Her Garden Club at 2 p.m. Monday. DeBary Personals Oiteen Personals Bird Houses By Mrs. Adam Muller Harold Jenkini expects hia ion, Mark, home from the Air Force School he is attending in Denver, studying electron­ ics. Mark Is Airman Third Class and should be homo for a vlalt in April. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hook of Palmetto Drlvo had as their recent guests, Mr. and Mra. Cy Beebe, of Liverpool, N. Y.J Edward Hook of Syra­ cuse, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. George Hook and Miss Jane Sllkwerth, of Daytona Beach. Mrs. Marie Accardl o f H i­ biscus Drive entertained at dinner tills past week, her brother and alatcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. C. Slgmorcli, of New York and Titusville, and Ihclr son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Signurcll, and children, Patrick and Barry, of Titusville, and Mrs. T. Armao, o f DeBary, and her children, Terri and Timmic. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stumpt Sr. o f Sanford and former DoBaryites, and Mr. and Mrs. Lundquist were dinner gucita ut the DeBary Restaurant on Sunday. ‘ Mrs. N . P. Van Buskish of Winter Park entertained Mrs. Arthur Hall thia past week at the DeBary Restaurant, hon­ oring her with a birthday party. Among the guests were Class Programs Stress Patriotism "Washington's Birth­ Two pstrloUe programs are aong, being given tills week at the d a y," by Mias Annette HaiSouth Side School The first lip'a class; poem and song, program was given Tuesday afternoon and the second will bo given on Friday. Tuesday's program consist­ ed of: a song, "A m erica " and Pledge of Allegiance, by Miss Let Ua ZUlah Welsh’s e 1a s s; a rhythm bind, with homemade Instruments, by Mrs. Cather­ ine Whclchcl'a class; tho Flag Drill and aong, "God Blrss Am erica" by Miss Ernestine By Maryana Mile* Lawrence Rhlnchart of S400 Westphal's class; a poem and Cub Lake Drive, Bear Lake, SANFOl who had been hospitalized FLOWER SHOP with pneumonia, haa returned By Mra. Adam Muller Cor. R. le t A Sanford Ave. home where he la confined inThe DeBary Home Demon­ stM in its-atsi doora for the present time. stration Club will meet on Thursday with a workshop be­ ginning at 10 a.m. Tbe lunch­ eon scheduled has been can­ celled. Members are asked to bring their owa sandwiches, NEW LOCATION with beverages furnished by IS ! N . O A K , CORNER CO M M ERCIAL the committee. Mrs. George We have completely redecorated, added Wright will help at the work­ aaw equipment and flaturee to nerve shop. Ttte afternoon butincas you better. session will convene at 1:43 Minnie Been Gamer — Helen Smith p.m. with a program present­ Shirley Meada ed on the proper uae of insec­ ticides and bow to control In­ sects in your home. ^EASTER Bear Lake Personals Workshop Eva Bess Beauty Shop Ph. 322-3914 "You Cannot T e ll," by Mrs. Ruth Carlton’s clasa; a poem and song, "W hat Our Flag Standi F or," by Mrs. Wilma Morgan's class; a march, "Star* and Stripes," by Miss Judith Montgomery's c la n ; a poem, "Th e Flag Goes B y," by Miss Elsie Saraueison’ s class; a march "Th ere Are Many Flags," by Mrs. Mar­ tha Howland’s class, and a minuet by Mrs. Valeria Bar­ nett’s class. Tlie program on Friday will consist of: "P led ge to the F la g ," by M I a a Barbara Chamber's c la n ; "Washing­ ton Acrostic" by Mrs. Fran­ ces Wilkes' class; a patriotic song, with an original poem on Washington, by Mrs. WUrne Colbert's class; a flag song and poem by Mra. Nan­ cy Brock's class; “ Yankee Doodle Tribute to Washing­ ton" by Mrs. Rosemary Mur­ phy’ s class; a poem, "Wash­ ington's Code o f Civility," by Miia Evelyn Carlson's class, and • aong and dance, “ Tbe Battle Hymn o f the Repub­ lic ," by tiie classes pf Mrs. Frances Walton and Mrs. Carolina Wiggins. Accompan­ ist fo r the programs waa Misa JuMttn Raatom, tha music teacher from Sooth Side School Earlier in the month an in­ teresting program on the life of Lincoln was given by the data of Miss Marguerite Dot- Following th e busineas meeting, members w ill make bird houses from kite prepar­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheldon, Mrs. Don Wheaton, Miss Har­ ed by Roy Carlson, who will the group. “ We riet Sheldon and the hostess, instruct Mrs. Van Busklrk. have precut all the pieces tn order to save time and sim­ Mr. and 3trs. Robert Hnplify the work," Carlson derson have as their housesaid. “ Even the ladies will guest, Mrs. G. Wetzel, of San find assembling the houses Clemente, Calif. an easy task. In fact, it will Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lohof be easier than mixing a cake. visited Vero Beach, Cape The only tool* members are Kennedy and the Bok Tower asked to bring are their fa v­ last week, returning to De­ orite hammers." This month’s workshop la Bary in time to attend the Chamber of Commerce din­ a companion to the February ner meeting at the DeBary project when tho group made Fire Recreation Hall and bear bird feeders. Fred Karl, of Daytona, apeak to the group. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bruce were happy to welcome back their daughter, Debbie TrcpaMr. and Mrs. Ben Perry, nler, and granddaughter, o f Urban, 111., are spending Nancy Jo, home from Hawaii, the winter here on Stone lawhere they spent some time land. visiting old friends in the Air Force. Mrs. Ruth Oglesby and Mrs. Odelle Small entertain­ Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Carpen­ ed Saturday afternoon with a ter, of Cambridge, N e w shower honoring Mrs. Harold Brunswick, Canada, were the R. (C arol) Goodwin. Many guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Alfred guests were invited and the N. Newell, Park Lane. bride received many useful and beautiful gifts. Refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of ments were served by Um Howard Beach, N. Y ., were hostess. tho guests o f Mr. and Mra. David I* v y of Colomba Road. Tho C. A. Anderson* enter­ Ilia Smiths toured Florida be­ tained the Friendship Class of fore returning to New York. the Plymouth Avenue Christ­ ian Church o f DeLand. Fol­ Mrs. Fred Bolton o f Long lowing e short bualness ses­ Beach, Calif., was the recent sion tlie group o f 16 guests guest of Mrs. WiUlam StcCarenjoyed an evening of games thy of Floradana Road. Mrs. and refreshments. Solton spent several weeks in Tampa, Georgia and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Leo have and en route home to Califor­ as their house guest, Mra. nia will visit in Youngstown, Emma Scott o f Aahdon, 8. D. Ohio. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Scott have been friends for many yeari and they plan to do some sightseeing together. While in the state, Mrs. Scott w ill also Veterans o f World W ar I, visit her son, John, stationed at the Naval base in Pensa­ Barracks 488 and Auxiliary, cola. will have cover-dish supper Observed During Meeting IT BY IN BANFORD SAN FO RD MARCH 31 BLBCTRIC CO, WALL PLUMBING * B PW C To Meet The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its next regular meeting at the DeLand Coun try Club, March 3 at 7 p.m. Guest speaker w ill be Rep. James Sweeney, o f DeLand. President Bert Lederhaus will preside, and members are urged to attend and bring a friend. Enterprise Personals NEW AND A / lc and Mrs. Danny Neal and children, Danny Jr. and Dana, o f Altua, Okla., are visiting their parenti, Mr. and Mrs. Jack N eel end Mr. and Mrs. Don Stow ell Regular monthly meeting o f tho Enterprise P. T . C. was hold at tho school cafotaria recently. Following tho short business session, tho program fo r tho ovoning waa a local talent show, with Mrs. F or­ rest N utt introducing tha various talent. The show consisted o f a piano selection by Crystal Braddock and Debby Potter, a guitar solo by Tom Hatch­ ett, a skit, “ Too Much Arm y L ife", by Spencer and A reel Meadows, and several pantom­ imes, aongs, and dances. The 4th grade won the room count. JO H N N Y WESTCOTT the child the chapter adopted. The child w ill be sent shoes and glove* to com- ' pleto her Easter outfit. A t the meeting o f tho choptor the nominating committee • was reminded that a report on the candidates is due ah the next meeting. • 31re. O. A. Spear* present­ ed the program on Africa. The group was asked to nam* as many territories, colonies, and republics at they could in Africa. 3tri. Clark Breustle, tho hostess, served her guests re­ freshment*. “ 'l l ' With Orchids A t Meeting The past regents of the Sal lie Harrison Chapter, NSDAR, were honored and each pre­ sented with a white orchid by Mra. L. C. Wildner, the or­ chid* being grown by ber hus­ band. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, 2482 Sanford Avenue, have adopted a boy recently, M i­ chael Shane ia now two months old. The Smiths also have an adopted g i r l Debor­ ah Lynn, who la two and a half years old. Mrs. Henrietta Raines and Mrs. Sarah Polley spent last weekend in Waycroas, Ga., visiting their brother, Clark Corwin, and family. Mra. Thelma Lewis, Mrs. Auburn Rector, Mrs. Sarah Polley. Mrs. Henrietta Raines and Mrs. Clarence Snyder at­ tended the installation cere­ monies o f Cathedral Court, Order o f the Amaranth In Or­ lando, Saturday evening. New Arrivals By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Mc­ Laughlin o f Orlando, former­ ly o f Orients Gardena, an­ nounce the birth o f a daught­ er, Colleen, bom Friday, Feb. 21, a t W inter Park Memorial Hospital. Tha new arrival haa a sla­ ter and three brother*, Anna Marie, Jimmy, Johnny and Perry. Maternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kobylak o f Orient* Gardena and pa­ ternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Jame* McLaughlin o f Lyndburst, Ohio. Dr. Luis Perez Speaks On Cancer This presentation waa held at the borne of Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mrs. J. B. Ray, Mrs. A. S. McCallum, Mrs. L en a b elle^ Jennings and Mrs. L. P . Ha­ gan acted as co-hosteaaea. The regent, Mra. L . C. Wllncr, presided with the ritual, American Creed and pledge to the flag. 3Irs. F. E. Bournillat, music chairman, led ia the singing o f the “ StarSpangled Banner" and state song. Mrs. A. R. Key read aa a r - S tid e on tha Flag o f the Uate ed States. An article on the flag waa also read by Mrs. A. W. Lee. Mra. Wildner welcomed three guests, Mra. L. W. Rosa, Mrs. F r a n k Wheeler, of Greenwich, Conn., and Mrs. Ben E. Perry, of Urbana, 111 Member* present w a r e s Mrs. Edmund W. M e ia c h ,* Mrs. R. M. Mason, Mra. R ay­ mond Smith, Mrs. Pleas P . Campbell, Mrs. H. W. Ruc­ ker, Mrs. R. W. D eal, M m Martin J. Bram and Raymond M. Ball. Something NEW le f l a g to WES - K AY Waaheteria 2010 Preach Ave. See Tkura. Herald W hat-N ot Collectors WE CARRY Of STOCK GENUINE — HUM MEL FIGURINES! S T O R E W ID E The M ary Ingles Highway in northern Kentucky was named for tha first white woman in Kentucky who waa captured by Indlaoa, escaped at Big Bone tick , and later made bar way to Virginia along the route the highway now follows. USED FURNITURE NAMES TO REMEMBER! F R IG ID A IR E A P P L IA N C E SA L E FEATURED WASHER HAS I SPEEDS. 2 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FAB­ RIC WASHING. PHONE 322-74S0 Medal WCDAS-S 8M VUtlea RANDALL I l l Mi i m Us Flemings Variety Show Covered Dish And Installation *69.9S 400 8. SANFORD AVE. Ing So Perfect — Anchor Club girls o f Sem­ inole High enjoyed an infor­ So Distinctive — mative talk on cancer, with We Invite Yon In Dr. Lula M. Perea aa the To Look Them Over. guest apeaker. Dr. P a n s presented an ed­ ucational film en cancer. F ol­ lowing the film strip, an in­ formal discussion stressed the necessity o f a thorough know­ ledge o f tha disease and above Gifts • Cards all a sensible and stable at­ By Mra. Adam Metier 210 E. First St. Tlie DeBary Woman's Club titude. in conjunction w i t h the Orange City Woman’s Club will present the Variety Show staged recently by tho De­ Bary Club at the Dlekenson Memorial Library Thursday 6:38 Friday night at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter at 7:30 p.m. Those who miss­ American Legion building on Stange, of Toledo, Ohio, are ed the show in DeBary at tho 17-02. Tha Installation will visiting their daughter and Community Center, may get take piece after eupper. Both family, Mr. and Mrs. David tickets in Orango City at the library. the installation and tha sup­ Tropf. per are open to the public. G ENUINE Each is asked to bring a cov­ ered dish. JE N K IN S FU R N IT U R E STORE BEATING letter recently from the Bap-** tlst Children's Home eonqprn- Past Regents Presented Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order o f the Eastern 8tar, observed Obligation N ight at a recent meeting. The offic­ ers formed a triangle in front o f the station o f the associate matron and patron. The associate matron, Mr*. J J . Nicholson, knelt at the altar as the Worthy Patron, Robert K. Peurifoy, led the chapter in repeating the ob­ ligation. A fte r the officers had returned to their sta­ tions, Mrs. L.E. Estes, wor­ thy matron, read an approp­ riate selection on the obliga­ tions o f life. Resolutions were read in memory o f aeven members who died during 1963. Mrs. N e lllt B. Mesaik, Chapter 100, Canton Ohio, waa a visitor and was pre­ sented with a welcome book­ let given to all first time vial tors. THIS W E E K O N LY ! SEE The Phi Beta Eta Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi received a . Obligation Nigbt SPECIAL NEW 2 PIECE LIVING BOOM SUITES For Easter Johnny Joe Westcott cele­ brated his second birthday with a party given at his home on Lormann Circle, Longdate. Johnny Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. David Westcott Sr. Mrs. Westcott served the children cake, ice cream and punch. She was assisted by Mrs. Judy Russel and Mias Linda Nottingham. The youngsters gathering to celebrate the birthday were: Michael and Joyce Russel, Sherry and Tony Hobbs, Steven end Janie Ful­ ler, Lynette Ann Frlcker, Freddie Thomas and Johnny's sister and brothers, Dorothy, David Jr. and Dennis. E L E C T R IC Buford CO. Ph. * 2 * 0 W �y* ■' - jr _ - •1ft VmTnrf W tn W Keb. 26, 1961 — Page 7 STEAK SAU! Troops Break Up Demonstration By United Preaa International National Guardsmen armed with bayonets nnd tear gas ] broke up a N egro demonstra­ tion Tuesday at Cambridge, I Md. where nntri.il law haa reigned since last July when 15 persons were shot during | rioting. The guardsmen moved in I when a “ control group” o f 16 demonstrators violated a ban on demonstrations and all o f | them were taken into protec­ tive custody. Negro leader Gloria Rich­ ardson, chairman o f the Cam­ bridge Non-Violent Coordln-1 a 11 n g Committee (C N C C ) said there would be more de­ monstrations in the Chesa­ peake Bay fishing village 40 I miles from Princess Anne, Md., where a bombing and cross burning capped o ff a day c f demonstrations the | day before. In Chicago more than 170,-1 000 children atayed ' home from elasaes during the city’s second “ freedom day” public school boycott in four months. | Boycott leaders claimed vic­ tory over opposing N egro I leaders w h o had spoken [ against the boycott. RIB or CLUB II I D O SSI It Mini Mill llllllllllt S MATT WHITI F R E E E X T R A MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS F L A . OR G A . G R A D E “ A ” FRESH ^a— LEGS.THIGHS.BREASTS^with Mbs) M ADDITION 10 tm 1TAMM vou atctivi WITH TOUI rulCIUM 31 M iu-iiaiaiM e.-M H K»en* 1-4-44 Federal State Market New* Service Sanford 24-8 OS., $2. Spinach: volume l i g h t . | Bushel basket*. Savoy, $1.80. U ttu oei Insufficient to | quote. HASTINGS, FLO RID A DISTRICT Scattered sbowars, and mild. Cabbagat demand axcaads I supply on best, others gener­ ally adequate, market about steady. Domsstie round typo, | I K b i. crates, $1JS to $1.90, | best mostly $1.50; 90 )b. sacks, $1 to $1.35, beat mostly | $1.29. 69 Z I BLUB RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS 7%I LAaoa SIRLOIN TIP,RUMPor TENDER EYE ROASTS BLUE RIBBON QUALIT\ LEAN MEATY (PORK STEAKS IV 49$ ) 89* I PORK BUTTS ARMOUR* FRANKS M K C EG 6 S CUBE STEAKS n MILD LONGHORN CHEESE a i it ii in ii 11 n i it in i ima BONELESS ALL MEAT V FLO R ID A GRADE “ A ” FRESH H 4-UYtRRfAL* Shipping point information I for Feb. 29. AU tales F.O.B. Precooling charges extra un-1 less otherwise stated. KANFORD-OV1FDOZELLYVOOD DISTRICT Scattered showers, windy | and mild. Cabbage: demand exceeds | supply on best, others ade­ quate, market about steady.! Domestic round type, I K bu. crates, 11.39 to $1.90, best mostly $1.90; M lb. sacks, $l| to 11.29, best mostly $1.29. Carrots: demand slow to I fair, market slightly weaker. Sacks, 4S-1 lb., film packed, $2.09 to $2.90; >0 lbs. looaa, | few, *1.85. Celery: demand good, mar-1 ket steady. 1$ In. crates, Pas­ cal type, 2 dos„ $4; 2H and 9 dot., $4.29; 4 dot. and small­ er, $3.75; hearts, 24 eount,| film wrapped, $4.79. Chinese cabbage: demand I fair, market weaker. 16 in. | crates, $2.90 to $2.75. Endive: demand moderate, I market about steady. 1 l/ l bu. crates, $2.90 to $9, beat | mostly $2.90 to $3. Eacarole: demand moder-l ate, market about steady. 1 1/9 bu. eratei, $2JO to $3.79, | few, small, lower. Onions, green: d e m a n d ] light, market steady. Crates, | 3 dos. bunches, $3. Parsley: demand U g h t , | market eteady. Crates, I doa.| bunches, $3 to $3.29. Parsnips: volume l i g h t . ) Baskets, 12-1 lb., film packed, $1.29. Radishes: demand a l o w , | market steady. Baskets, film packed, red varieties, 30-4 89 cents to $1; white varieties, SHALL • H1DIUH FRYER COMBINATION GERMAN CHOC. 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Thl* now puta them In a tie with the boys from Falrvilla. According to John Jernlgan these boy* were In a four-way tie fo r that elusive first place position and now putting tha pressure on at the right time. It's like I ’ve been saying all along . . . we have the best representation right her* In Sanford. a • • That's fo r the Junior T rav­ eling League. Let’s not over* look our entry Into the InterecholasUc Bowling League. These youngsters, under the guidance o f Coach Wren Credland, are tied fo r the fourth alot. They’re doing real well, also. In the firs t place position with a record o f eight wins against no defeats, are the Oak Ridge Pioneers. Second places rests on the shoulders o f the Boon* Braves who are followed by the flve-some from Bishop Moore and then our 8emlnol*s are tied with the Trojan* o f Evans High School. W e could still use a couple more girls fo r this entry. You know o f course that *11 o f the bowling plus the praeUc* l* fo r free. * # • r . « you feel the excitement o f the upcoming woman’s city tournament t I mean I can just watch the face* o f these kegler-ettes and know that they're comparing some o f their current good games with those that they’d Uka to be rolling during the upcoming tourney. I haven't been able to con­ firm the facta yet with Fran Morton, association secretary, but I ’ve been tod to believe Farella Rolls Total 01616 Jerry Farella paced the City Bowling League with 618 series last week when Jerry, rolling for Pryor's State Farm Insurance, found the lanes to his liking and posted gsmcs o f 226, 220 sod 170 for a 610 total. He w ai top man In the leagus for the night. With Jerry’s big scries his tesin swamped Harry’s Bar and Package for four points, l'hil Zeull, John Zeull and Phil Roche helped Jerry a lot with their 200 games also. Pryor's shot a scratch total o ( 2,722 for the night. In other league matches Lake Monroe Inn went on their winning ways, salvaging four points from Sweeny's Bar and Grill. Big John Ulir w ai high for Lake Monroe with a 374 total while Pete Petersen was high for Sweeny's with a 367. Mi­ chael’s Elk Gas, with the help o f Ed Ca llan's 374 series, took four poiota from Wisdom Sod Service. Joe Gatil was high for Wisdom with a 302 total. Sanford Manufacturing managed to salvage all four points from Knights o f Co­ lumbus. Marshall Wiltshire was high for the Manulacturingmen with a 223/334, while Howard Harrison was high for the Knlghla with a 816 aeries. In the last match o f tha night, the American L«glon salvaged three points from second place J e t Lanes, knocking Jet Lane* five games out o f first place. George Swann waa high for the Legionnaires with a 227/ 3 0 aeries. Harold Herhft also had a 0 1 gam e to help the Legion, along with Gordon Honeycutt's V I gam *. Tha 300 gamas ware plenti­ ful this week with 16 being rolled, fwina peeled the high­ est with his SIT, followed by Farella with a 236 and 330, Wiltshire 03, Harbst 0 1 . Rocbe SU and 306, Bill HaU 206, Ed Callaa 07, Jebn Uhr SOI. Harry Pentecost 203, Phil Zeull 02, ReMjrcutt sod Zeull 0 1 , aad Pete Petersen and Bob Cmabe with goo's eves. ma tell you that you’re in for a real thrllL Just remember, don’t tighten-up. Lots and lots o f th* other lassies are rolling for the very first time, also. So, Juit go on out and tell yourself that you're here for the fun o f it and let it go at thatl * • * Sura waa happy to see that W. A . Ward from Oviedo way finally eome thru with one of those high game* in the Singlee Classic League. Clipped th* other etara fo r the JP. Ward’s high game fo r the eeealon was a n ifty 238. (Lika they say, Ward, boy . . . now that you’ve copped th* first one, the rest will follow like rein drops. That cold weather must have froien my mind, tool) * # a Vicki McGough Joined the “ select group” of those bowl­ ing a 200 plua In league ac­ tion. Vicki was the top gel o f the Friday a. m. Holler MotoreNuvy Wivea League aa she couldn’t do anything wrong and finished with a 202 high single. Series honors were captured hy Pat Slpley, 628. B ig John Uhr waa rolling games of equal atatur* In the N avy Intramural League thi* pest week. John smoked ’em home with a 238 high single with eerie* spotlight going to Emerson and is 307 set. On Wednesday night in the A ll Star play, Gordon Honey­ cutt w e* tossln' his bomb again. Ha finished with a 2.13. (Say, that’s the sams as John Uhr’a gams. Muybe, this Is the day fo r those Hlg Ones. Here’s hoping, anyhow!) Series o f th* A ll Star Lea­ gue went to Johnny Wright and hia 020. Gee, John hud gamca o f j!23, 203 and another 203. How’s that fo r consist­ ency T Georgs "O h ” Swsnn, erst­ while secretary o f the City League had himself another good night. George was above the 228 mark, actually finishing with (he high game o f the night, a 227. Hey how about that Jerry Farella? Just can't be right ran It 7 I mean Jerry (where's my cigar) Farella waa tha high man for the entire league? Es Possible? Congratulations Jer on your 010 set, 220, 220 and we won't mention tha ether "n o goodnick." e e e The Seminole Hospital Lea­ gue watched Curtla Abeney stroke quits a few strike*. Curt howled a commendable 103/607 three games series, tops for the legaue. One final reminder of the Saturday N i g h t kloonllght Bowling. There are Iota and lota o f wonderful prises on display which are awarded weekly to tha participants. 2 9 10 23 30 0 1.1 20 27 4 11 IS 26 1 • Colonial Heminole Bishop Moore Oviedo Edgewater Apopka Oak Rldg* Boon* Evans Colonial Bemlnole Bishop Moor* Oviedo Edgewater Apopka M IAM I Cassius By Oscar Fraley UPI Sports Writer M IAM I BEACH There may be some doubt today as to the validity o f the manner in which Cassius Marcellus Clay won the heavyweight championship of the world but undisputed is the fact that, If not the best, he's the loudest of them all. Cassius wUI not go down In history as one ot tlie greatest champions of them all. On the other hand, neither will Char­ les (Sonny) Liston. But the general feeling was that if Clay had the talent to capture the crown worn by such as John L. Sullivan and Jack Dempsey then the Roc­ ky Mountains are a level plain. Cassius was one o f the first to mention that horrid word “ None of you hypocrites can call it a fix ," he said right out of the clear blue eky or, rather, the emoky evening. Nobody had, to that mom­ ent, except maybe 75 of the 100 people Jammed Into the Interview room In which he entertained the s l i g h t l y less than adoring press. And, to be honest, the lack of adoration was completely mu­ tual. "W atch* gonna say now?" young Gaseous demanded of the typewriter critics. "H e gonna go in one? He's gonna go in tw o?" The most succinct question, however, was one asked by the Miami Beach Boxing Commission. Because Cassius was danc­ ing on his toes and waving his arms above his head al­ most before the bell rang tor (he seventh round and Lis­ ton's advisor, Jack Nllon, threw in the towel because Sonny asscrtcdly could not use his left arm. All that the Miami Beach commission asked for, in Its benign attitude, was that Sonny sit still for an examina­ tion by two orthopedic sur­ geons in whom it had full confidence. Suspicious as this might seem It should be pointed out that Sonny undeniably is weak in the Joints. Not bel­ ling Joints, please. In his own personal physique there must be something suspect. Because when ho was training In this city a year ago he aseertcdly hurt hit knee while swinging a golf club for photographers. T ic ­ ket sales were not going too well, It was rumored and the fight with Floyd Patterson eventually was held in Las Vegas. Which hts a few joints of its own. Anyhow, no matter from which joint you Inspected this debacle It had to be slightly suspect-knea, arm or some­ thing. Raimo Coach CHESTER, Pa. (U P I ) SPTS BRIEFS 14 ..Ann . . . . Art Raimo, 48, has been ap­ pointed head football coach at Pennsylvania Military Col­ lege. Ha succeeds Lee (R ock) Royer who left to accept the position of line coach at the University of Connecticut. Lyman High Bowling Schedule Mar. Mar. Mar. Star. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May Juna June Doctors Look A t 'Injury' Colonial Lane*, Orlando Medallion Lanes, Maitland Falrvilla Lanea, Orlando Medallion Lanes, Maitland Falrvilla Lanea, Orlando Medallion Lanes, Maitland Medallion Lanes, Maitland Bowling Center, Orlando l ’ arkwood Lanes, Orlando Medallion Lanes, Maitland Jet Lanea, 8anford Medallion Lanes, Maitland W inter Park Lanes, Winter Medallion Lanes, Maitland Apopka Lanea, Apopka MEMBERS OF TH E BIDDY B A S K E TB A LL LEAGUE championship team, Day ’ N Night Grill, are pictured with their individual awartta preHunted at lant week’s Biddy loop banquet. Front row (le ft to right) are J e ff Siskind, Tommy Keeker, Tommy Gracey, Frank Dunn and Burt W il­ der. Back row (le ft to righ t) are Coach Don Stowell, Tommy Whigham, Jim L*e, Billy Bracken, Skipper Scnkarik, Kenny iiinoon and Conch Fred Miller. (Herald Photo) Sfenstrom Beats Acey Deucys Stcnstrom Realty won three points from the Acey Deucy Wives to continue holding the first position in the Ill-Noon, ers Bowling Laundry won leagu e. Joe's three points from the CPO Wives to hold second place, and A rt Brown I’cst Control is in third po­ sition with three wine from Southern A ir. Shoemaker Con­ struction from M. won three points S0KC Track Entries r ia s r a n a — a/is mi* — 1 . Jody nsd. I. Vapor Htrsam, I. Dtl Tons. I. Panda Rock. I. O il.’* Osnersl. *. Ilusty Jel. 7. U n .lt Cull*. I. E.A.'a Lltlls Hitler Stit'll*11 RAC K — B/IS Wile — I. Earl's Slac, I. Do llett. S. Kentry. i. Hold Reply, t. Htore lluuslit. *. Cnimii U. 7. Jainet Emmet, I. Rocker's Circus T H IR D H U H — B IS Mile — 1. lisp llal, I. McAllen. I. No Wright Chalks Up 629 Series While rolling in the Jet A R- Barj DcUary Lanes A ll Star League, John Debs won three points from Grapevllle Nureery and Cook’* Comer made a clean sweep nguinst Hunt Realty. Tha split circle Is headed by Sophie Woodson, the H i ­ llary Deb, who toppled the 4-7-10) Sara Terry, o f Grapevilla Nuraery, th* 2-3-10; Paulina HU-vens, also bowling for Grapevllle Nursery, con­ verted tha 3-4-7; Virginia Skelly, Cook’s Comer, th* 8-6-10; and Connie Ringo, Cook's Comer, the 3-0-7. Mery Tom a leak I con­ verted the 3-6; Jean Monroe 0-10; Dot Johnson 6-7; and Jean Ogden the 3-10. The 3-10 split fell for Etta Dorman, Rita Glaser, Carolyn Sallee. Pat Slpley, and Carol* Surbrook. Turkey* were goobled hy Dot Dutton and Kathy Gray. High game went to Kathy Gray with a 103 and high series was rolled by Dot Jolei•on when she rolled 407. The league welcomed Jean Monroe who will he taking Llliie Whltohrnds spot oil the Stren■trom Really team. (The Bomb) W right ' was pounding the pocket with games o f 22.1,203, and 203 for a nice 029 series. John's total enabled his team, Hob’s Res­ taurant to take two wins from Allied Van Lines who found th* pins falling pretty well. Phil Roche was big gun fo r Allied with 214 392. Meadors Marine led by Gordon Honeycutt's 283, 209, and 303 series, managed to tuke two wins from first place Inland Materials. Harry Pentecost waa high fo r In­ land with a 363 total. Betty Anne's won two games from Larry'a Mart a* John Bridges hit games o f 201,206, and 190 for a 699 series to provide the apark for Betty Anne’s. Garry Fox was high fo r Lar­ ry’s Mart with a 203/372 ■cries. Inland Materials still leads the league hy one game over second place Bob's Restaurant. Allied Van Line* is resting in third spot ahead Oflarry'e Mart, fifth place belong* to Betty Anne's and last place la held by Meadors Marin*. Seminole High Goll Schedule Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mer. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 28 2 6 10 12 14 17 10 21 24 26 2 3 7 9 10 DcLand Orlando Colonial Leesburg W inter Park Orlando Edgewster Del^tnd Orlando Osk Rldg* Longwood Lyman Orlando Colonial W inter Park Orlando Oak Ridge Orlando Edgewater Group Tournament Longwood Lyman Leesburg Metro Conference M ayfair Rio Pinar Silver Lake Rolling Hills klsyfair Del.and Pine Hills Rolling Hills M syfalr M ayfair M ayfair Dubsdread (Site N ot Decided) M ayfair M syfalr Rolling Hills bis Chattsr, 4. Happy Itlklns. I. III Mos. S. Maltese Gsl, 7. O il's Simplex. S. I’olena KOI HTH HACK — S/IS Mite— 1. Turlock. 2. Christmas I’ ud■ling. S. Harold 4. Hun­ ks Eire, I. Hummer Hale, 4. Contaminated, 7. Did Habit. I. l.ji'ly Onyx KIK TH RACK — 1/S Mile — I. (lay Hstln, 2. Ills dcbolar, 2. Avani (lard*. 4. Color, 4. Mary Zip. 4. Iiebble Kim, 7. Mystical, I. Itncklns 1-ady SIXTH MACK — s/ie Mile — 1. Hull Whirl, 2. intake, 2. Well lleliaveil. 4. Ilobaoii, l. Wicket Mot. 4. Dsniiy Ducky, 7. Chief Rocketeer, S. Don't S K TK K TH RACK— ■/* Mile— t. Teiemma. 2. Petard. 2. Ho t.uka, 4. Jayne Neely, k. Iluff t-eonard, I. lin-alHna. 7. Ebony Ulnen, I. III Hetty A. K l l i l l T I I HACK — S/IS Mile — I. Rocket Klere. 2. Hood T i m ­ ing. 2. Itockln Hie. 4. Halil* Mc-Duff, 4. Hlep Now. «. Morn­ ing Tide, 7. Duka Drake, t. Hurn'n Mad NIN TH H A I R — S/IS Mile — I. Cherokee Sundown, 2. Ho Splendid, t. Koswrorth, 4. Estra Itock. 4. El Paeo lou*. S. Bleak Honda, 7. Pit. I. Chuck Drake T K N T I I RAC K — S/IS Mile — 1. Carry Kasha, 2. Hank Tcu»U 3. 0.11.'a Walla, 4. Ample An­ gle. 4. lisle Man, *. George Jet, 7. Edna Terry. I. Hyandul* E L E V E N T H K Al t'— S/S Mile— t. Torijue'a l-eon, 2. Circus Hunelilne. I. Sunday Driver, 4. Silent Grace, I. Dallas Calling *. Hha'a Hat. I. Tea Darling. S. liezmen 'Moose Night' Al Jai-Alai BEACH Clay's umph over Liston for the world ARCADE PACKAGE OPEN D AILY - I A . H. I l l B. FIRST WK GIVE TOP heavy- that examination. weight championship touched off two investigations today and caused Liston's purse to be held up. The Miami Beach Boxing Commission withheld th e $230,000 "live-gste" portion of Liston's money from Tuesday night's fight in which Sonnylost the crown on a technical knockout at the start of the seventh round because of a (trained shoulder. Nut until two orthopedic specialists designated by the Miami Beach Boxing Commlislon have decided that the 30-year-old cx-champion's left shoulder was indeed injured and Uie commission Is satis­ fied there was no Indication of a “ fix ’ ’ will his purse be released. Eight other doctors ssid s i St. Francis Hospital Tuesday night that Liston's Injury was serious enough to Justify ending the bout. Morris Klein, chairman of the Miami Besch Athletic Commission, said, however, that the decision whether to release Liston's purse will await the report of the two specialists designated by the Cavanaugh Tire Rolls Through There was no stopping Ca­ vanaugh Tire Service last week in the Businessmen's League at Jet Lanes. It waa the misfortune o f Kondrackl and Cline's Sinclair team to be bowling Cavanaugh on a night when they could do no wrong. As a matter o f (act they set s new team high enroute to a four-game sweep of the match. It also enabled them to move a notch in the Sinclalrmen Into third place. Joe Tart took high game for the night with a 210 as be helped carry the load along with Steve Mason who took series honors with a 207/383. In a real close match, Dirk’s Appliance won a two and a half point decision over Karon Builders. The Appllancemen w on the third game by 10 pins to awing the total pin* point their way by the narrowest o f margins, one pin. The second game ended in a tie to sliest to th* close­ ness of the match. Ralph Betts’ 212/320 was high for Dick’s and Al Faron showed the way for his team with a good 173/510. Smith's Amoco Service took a three point win over team So. 3 aa Smiley Wilt­ shire showed them how with 189/502. Billy Murphy decided the second game for team No. 5 with hia 203 game. Rex Liquors split even with Team No. 4 to hold on to their first place standing. Ray Robinson churned a 210/342 to pace Rex Liquors with Clarence W allii backing him up with a 179/513. Vergil An­ derson was high man on team No. 4 with 173-302. The post four team of Astiga end Mugucrzs danced to victory with five straight tal­ lies in the feature eighth gsm e double of Tuesday night’s "Moose Night’’ pro­ gram. Ermu and Pradera took the playoff for runnerup position with Areitlo and Ixlsrie com­ ing in third. Urlzar took the Daily Dou­ ble opener, the third game singles, and Pradera captur­ ed the finale to post s 3-2 combination that returned $89.80. Big payoff of the evening came in th* second game American Elimination dou­ bles with Luid-Pedro winning handily and the Alberdi-Aba solo pair in second place Cigarettes r u n a x e e s s to form a 1-2 perfect* comInatioo that was worth weight a clot* race in making people puff. $413.00. The Miami I Beach . ., M«uf Cm tot Blarkwalt, alas tax. Whitewalls 0 mere. 736*14, 860*14, 630(14, 966*14, 930a 14- PAINTS DISCO U NT ON A N A T IO N A L B RAND P A IN T Tread TIRES N ew GewaTne Mr Roberts retreads applied mi aaaad tire restage! • BUDGET . ..... the ,963-64 Council disclosed also that i t ! cagc season with a record of is conducting an lnlointal in 14 wins and 10 losses will en­ quiry into one o f the biggest ter a group trournament Fri­ boxing upsets In history — an day night when they entertain upset in which the seemingly the Bishop Moore Hornets at invincible Liston, a 7-1 fav­ the Longwood school's gym­ orite, suffered the first knock­ nasium. out o f his ca.ecr because hi* The contest is scheduled shoulder pained "so badly it to begin at 9 p m. became numb from fingers to Lyman completed the sea­ neck," son in f ' r d place in the Clay's purse la not being Orange Belt Conference race. - Bishop Moore wound up its held up. Cassius, th e "Louisville competition as a menio-T of U p " — who was more famous the Metro Conference in fifth for his loud mouth than for place in the league's standhis mltta — won the sports ings. world’s most valuable trophy Lym'hn will throw every­ on a technical knockout at thing they've got into the con­ the atari of Use seventh round test with the Hornets. Bishop when trainer Willie Reddish Moore will bring to Lyman and adviser Jack Nllon re- the Metro’s leading scorer, fused to permit Sonny to con­ Gary I’ relsser who complet­ tinue fighting. ed the regular season sched­ Liston, who had secretly ule with better than a 19been having some trouble point game average. The 'Hounds, who hava with the left shoulder In train­ ing because of mild arthritis, been hot and cold during tha according to Nllon, said he season, as evidenced by their hurt the shoulder at the end 14 and 10 record, have had the best season since Dzuras of the first round. " I t happened when Clay took over the coaching Kclm kept fightin’ with me after the three seasons ago. However, bell finished the first round," Dzuras says that the Grey, Liston explained. " I was try­ hounds will have to start a ing to block a punch with my complete rebuilding program right hand when he hit my next hardboard season. " I 'l l be losing seven sen­ left shoulder with a follow-up iors," Dzuras lamented. “ I've right-hand shot." The pain incrcaied wills got four pretty good juniors each round, Sopny said, until on this season's club but only three of them have seen any he couldn’t aland it. When Clay, weighing 210V4 action at all. Ol course," he pounds to Sonny's 218, saw added, "w e 'll have some boys from hia corner that Liston coming up from the junior was not coming out of hia cor­ varsity ranks, but it's too ner for the seventh round, he early right now to figure out danced to tha center of the how they might do agaiaat ring and gleefully held bis varsity competition." The winner of the Lymanarms aloft in victory. There were no knockdowns Bishop Moore contest Friday but Clay waa staggered three evening will play tlie winner times in the third round and of the St. Leo-Osccola High was so groggy from left hooka tilt which will also be played to the bead in the fifth that Friday night. The two win­ lie was lurching about the ners will clash Saturday night ring on rubber legs and at the Lyman cou rt blinking as he woozily reach­ ed out his right glove and kept tapping Sonny harmless­ ly on the head. At the finish, however, Lis­ ton was bleeding from a cut and swollen left cheek that puffed up and almost closed his left eye. Hie right eye also was swollen. The three Miami Beech ring lACTIONt THRILLS! W orld's Fastest Sport officials had the fight a draw at the end of the sixth round. Referee Barney Felix gave F IK T G AM E each 57 points. Judge Gus 7 : 40 Jacobson had Clay ahead, 38PAH MUTUEl SO; Judge William Lovett fa­ WAGERING vored Liston, 50-38. Tlie Unit­ 1 (AMES NlfiMTU ed Presa International had Ladies Nigh Clay In the lead, 38-36. At St. Francis Hospital Tuesday night, Dr. Robert C. Bennett, Liston's physician — who was at the ringside—ex­ Itooorv. Rt. U I4 7 7 I amined the Injured shoulder along with seven other doc­ tors and said Uie ex-champ waa suffering from a severe strain. uai. a\a\ TONIGHT fM. ’SUMhlts FRONTON DOG RACING! RAIN NIGHTLY 8:10 BBSS l8H,NI!! MATINEES W ed^FH., S a t, 2 P .M . L A D IE S ’ N IG H T E V E R Y V A 1 .E T PASTE I S C • Free Meuitiag P Ia x a 405 W. FIRST ST. Florida Dietfibtslaaa ! FA S-M5I Built Urea T H UHBDAV GLASS-ENCLOSED H E A T E D G R A N D S T A N D LU XU RIO U S C LU B H O U SE Cuttlbtrry MS-7681 _ City whjch We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY ON 100 BRANDS F A R R E L L ’S - commission. He stressed that tri­ Liston's purse won't be re­ Sonny leased, If at all, until a fter' • injured'' • SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! f U P l) amazing Lyman Cagers To Play In Group Tourney MMwey Betweea Sanford �f Seminole Teacher Ruby Rounds Out 33 Years By Robert B. Thomas Jr.f F A 2-3754 (O l l r i . Sallie Field* Bentley ha* been teaching Id the pub­ lic schools of Seminole Coun­ ty for 33 years. She was born in Greenville, Fla., anti came to Sanford at an early age. Sho attended the "L ittle Red Srltool’’ which wa* lo­ cated on 13th Street and Lake Avenue at that time. Tenth Grade wa* the highest grade (0 one could attain In Sanford during tlioee day*. Therefore, •he entered Florida A and M College High School to com­ plete Iter high tchool educa­ tion. After graduating from high achool, >he returned to San­ ford and began what was to be a long career In the teaching profession. The late <» Mrs. Joannah Moore was her principal. The late Prof. J. N. Cronma waa the supervlaIng principal of all aclasd*. In order to get her BS de­ gree, Mra. Bentley atudled at Florida A and M University. She has done work on her m aster’s degree there, also. I asked her to allow m e to Interview her in tlte class­ room. Y er, sho replied. A p ­ parently It waa • real period fo r her puplb because they had their baa da ea their desks. "T h is has been a very r e ­ warding experience for me in many, many, waya, she •aid. "1 am frequently re ­ minded by aomaona how much he or she appreciated tlie many tilings I did for them ." As sho talked, there «e r e aqueaking sounds from the •eats as tlie children twisted and turned therein. “ It’a hard to understand why parents are so uncon­ cerned about their children these days. ’ Someone In the class had begun to talk—she paused and said. "Y o u are supposed to be rusting and not talking." I sat there and reflected back to die days when 1 waa a second grade pupil. Until I cast my eyes on that won­ derful smile o f hers, 1 haled school. Notv, 1 am school at­ tendance officer. Quite a •witch eliT Seriously, aim waa warm, friendly and understanding. Ilc r patience surpassed all of the others 1 knew at that time. Mra. Bentley has al­ ways hern active in our com­ munity. She la a member of the Quota Toppers Club, Florida division o f the Am er­ ican Cancer Socloty. She reT tweelved • certificate e f recreation from St. John <• Baptist Church. She has been • glowing light in the hearts ef many boya and girls. To mo, ahe will always be a flow in g light and her Inspira­ tion w ill linger wttfa a t •• long •• I live. Thanks very much, Mra. Bentlay. To Be Tried In Dallas D ALLAS (U P1) - The Jack could quite easily become a Defense attorney Melvin But he still was fighting to Ruby murder trial will be nervous wreck before it’s all Belli, resigned but unbowed, show that Dallas cannot give held In Dallas. The jury will over. said: "N ex t week, regardless Ruby a fair trial. be picked probably by tlie Speeding things a l o n g . of what we can do, say, or Ruby is charged with tlie middle o f next week and it Judge Joe B. Brown of Crim­ otherwise, that box over there murder o f Lee Harvey Os­ may last 40 to 50 days. Those are the opinions of the defense, as well as tlie prosecution today, with five jurors picked. The defense is now putting out the word that Ruby, tlie tick looking, hollow - eyed, moistfaced little defendant. inal District Court No. 3 serv­ will be filled." ed notice he may begin night He nodded toward the Jurysessions tonight. box. There are 12 seats, and “ I think I ’ll start night ses­ no provision for alternate Texas law allows sions then,’ ’ lie told Dist. jurors. Atty. Henry M. Wade. Ho none. If a juror becomes too could change his mind, but ill to serve, after the panel Wade said he sounded posi­ is sworn, it’s a mistrial ami they start all over again. tive. had not seen the Oswald slay­ ing on television, and an air­ line mechanic, 33, who had seen It on television but had not been Interested enough in the case to read about it af­ ter the first few days. ■ tra il Feb. 26, 1964 — P if t 9 M M CD HELPS YOU HEAR THE THINGS w a n t to He a r ... BETTER! MA1CO HEARING A ID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. IIR A R N , C O N S U L T A N T M IL L E R RAD IO A N D A P P L IA N C E 118 P A R K A V E , SO. — PH O N E S22-0U2 E V E R Y F R ID A Y — 10 T IL L 2 Main O ffice — 33 W. Pine — Downtown Orlando L E A N M E A TY SPARE 1 7 RIBS 4) / ? The Trl-IU-Y girls climaxed Heart Sister Week with a party at the home of Linda Mathia last Friday night. Tbe Junior Tri-Hl-Y was guest of honor. Refreshments were prepared and served by grodusting Trl-Hi-Y member*. They exchanged gifts at the sod o f tha party. Victoria E. Nathan, Crooms High Sciiool student, has been named an "Am erican Home­ maker of Tom orrow ," making her eligible for one of 103 national scholarships totaling LB. CHITTERLINGS i.n . CARTON HOG <•> MAWS t$ $110,000. Some times I wonder it some of us have a conscience. I Imagine that the foregoing statement sounds absurd. 1 suppose we all have a con­ science but some of them suffer incessantly. Or am 1 wrong7 I am sure Uiat you will agree with me that many of our road* are In need o f re­ vamping and have been for a number o f years. What it the re a ton behind this? Thir­ teenth Street Is ona o f our main travel routes; and it la one o f the worst roads in town. Why is this road over­ looked? Yes, everyone it en­ dowed with a faculty, power, o r principle conceived to de­ cide as to the moral quality of one’s own thoughts or acts, enjoining what is good. I would Uks to appeal to those responsible persons to put thrmsalvea in the other fed low’s place. Hava you registered to vote yet? The expiration date 1* April 4. The office will lie open five days a week. There ara T,040 eligible voters inSamlnote County but only 2,0M a re , registered. Don’t tiUrk your responsibilities. Recreation supervisor W il­ This la a privilege, so please li* V. Graham announcea the exercise It. t> results of the Midget Basket, ball Tournament. In the first round, the J »U overwhelmed the Reds by a score of S3 to •5 t h b rm c ’ t'iT r o i ’MT o r SO. The Tigers clawed the T im n i n t h j p n i r u i . rtei* Hawks M to M ; the third J-Vi t in a n o r o w *ie*iiN o tB ro i.N T T , r i. o n m t . round saw the T lja ra beat ( H A M r.n r no. m in the the Reds gS-tl. In the HJJlTJCp MOHTOAOKE 8KRv ic iN a c o u p . championship game, it waa Plaintiff. the Tigers again by a score •v «. N OFUUN U A L E SANDKI19, at o f 56-44. Member* o f th« us. champion Tiger* art James Defendants, n o n e * o r *Ai. t: Yates, Ernest Steele, Donald NOTICE 18 1IKKKH V OIVJohnson, Bruce Holloway, RN that on tha loth day of T ro y Brown. Leroy Camp­ Starch, t i l l at IlivO A. M. »t bell, Bruce Davidson, Alvin tha main door o f tha Courthous* o f Seminole County, at Davis, Eugene Wilson and Hanford, Florida, the under*l*ned Clerk will offer for A very Smith. aale ta the hlgheet end best Thomas Matthews, of Chi­ bidder for caeh the fnllowlna cago, is visiting friends and dtsrrlhed real property: !<ot TS. O A K L A N D lllt.l.s, relatives. Matthews Is a na­ according: to the put tive o f Sanford, but has been thereof ae recorded In Piet Hook IS. I'agre c: % living in Illiuols for the past A SI. Public Itr. ordf of 17 years. Ha is guest of hit h.inlnol. County, Florida, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. losether with all etructurelitiprovrinriita. flaturce. appllami Mr*. Wrldoti Franklin. ani-on, and appurtenance, on On Sunday at 3 p. in. the, eald land or u*rd In conjunc­ Westslde Sunshine Club will tion therewith. Thla sale la made pur.uunt present a program at Mace­ to <lti»l decree of foracW.urr entered In Chancery action No. donia Primitive Baptist 13>tt now ponding In the Cir­ Church. Mrs. Matt! Merritt, cuit Court of and for Heuitnole sponsor, ami members of County. Florida. K.VTKD TH IS SUh day of this youth group will demon- February. ISIS. ■ atratc activities of their Sat­ (HKAI.) Arthur II l l . k w U h . Jr. urday meltings to parent* and Clark of the Circuit Court interested person*. Ollier par­ Hy: Xlartha T. Vlhlen li.puty clerk ticipants on program will be ANDKIimIN. I t r s i l members o f tlie T rl-lll-Y and l>CAN a L o VVNIi KX Mr*. I). A. Thomas. Clarence Atlorneya for Pla in tiff Bell I* president and Rev. SIJ Kaat Central Boulevard Orlando. Florida E. J. Alien is pastor Publleli Feb. :s, t*SI The home of Mr. and Mr*. CDR-S3 Dan Morris was the plot for f ic t i n u t • v i m : a surprlao birthday party fur n o t i c i : is hereby given that Vlr. Men Xlnrrie ,o, L L ! 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They wetw a chemical com­ pany vice president, 27, who wald, accused of assassinat­ ing President Kennedy, in the Dallas police station base­ ment two days after the Nov. 22 assassination. Two jurors were chosen Tuesday, bringing the total Many men never wear ga­ to five. Tlie 67th and 6*th loshes or eaiTy an umbrella veniremen to lie questioned until they are married. On Saturday night, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cole­ man was cluttered with 50member* of Crooms High Sen­ ior Class, the reason, a par­ ty wa* being given by Clau­ dia Coleman and Margaret Fields also seniors, Mrs. Coleman stated that, “ The children were very coopera­ tive and respectful, and that tha enjoyed having them in her home." ■ ft •' f j *1 I 4——i. If I 1 ^ i r A • _ / �P a s t 10 — Feb. 26, 1064 THURS. e F R I. e SAT. (O P E N T I L 9 P.M .) Trimester Plan Foreseen By Jack Jennings 25th & Jack Jennfnga, an Orlando contractor, * u tha central contractor fo r $8tlie tha construc­ tion o f tha new alr-condltlonad Engllah Eatatea Elemen­ tary School bulldinf In South \y Seminole County. Jennlngi, a natlra o f Trnneaiea and of FLA. GRADE “A ” WHOLE COFFEE LB. C A N FROZEN ago and eatabllihed hla firm. member A L L GRINDS NEVER Tenneeaee, rame to Orlando from Virginia about 16 yeara la a “ FOLGER’S” FRESH! a graduate o f the Unlveralty of He PARK tha Orange County Board o f Pub­ A *" lic Inatructlon. Ha haa arnred two yeara o f hla current fourgear term, Jennlnga aald that one o f the featuroa ha particularly liked about the achool waa that it could be utiliaed throughout tha year if neceaaary. Aa a member o f the Orange County achool board, ha aald that It waa hla opin­ ion that aooner or later the tri-meater ayatem would have to bo employed by county achool ayatema due to both the number o f children In the public achool ayatem and the coat o f conatructing an ade­ quate number o f bulldlnga. “ I think ll'a an excellent building,” aald Jennlnga, “ and I certainly hope that they find It satisfactory. The atructure waa officially ac­ cepted by the Seminole Coun­ t y Board o f Public Inatruetlon following final inapectlona or Feb. 6. Jennlnga la not a newcom­ er aa fa r aa conatructing bulldlnga in Sanford and Seminole County la concern­ ed. Hla firm waa the general contractor fo r the conatruction o f the Seminole Memor­ ial lloapltal addition and the Seminole County Jail. Jenn­ lnga ia a member o f the Sem­ inole County Chamber e f Commerce. “ P IL L S B U R Y ” • P L A IN (o r) • SELF-RISING FLOUR 5 LB. BAG ARMOUR YOUR FA V O R ITE D E TE R G E N T* L, FRESH! •*' Leg 0 ' Lamb Hof luncheons Will Be Served 400 Students • M l never be able to pre­ pare enough food In that ov­ en fo r all there students,* waa the flret remark made by Mra. Marjorie Howe, man­ ager o f the lunch room facllitlea et the New Engllah Eatatea Elementary School when aha Inapected tha gleaming new etalnleea ateel kitchen o f the plant’a cafetorlum. “ Wlmt Mra. Howe didn't reallre," aald Principal Murria Kuby, "waa that tha new even waa a new type o f ra­ diation oven which will baka rarloua types o f food* in Icaa than half the time required by conventional ovena." But eutalde o f ilia oven, Mra. Howa ia looking fo r­ ward to serving hot lunchea to tha more than 400 stu­ dents who will attend achool In tha new facility. Mra. Hone will be aeilaled by Mra. Oliva Babbitt, Mra. Bca Blood, Mra. Glayde I-awrcnce, Mra. Dorothy King, Mra. Jana Hague and Mra. Arthur Watklua. Lunches will be served daily at a coat o f 2ft ccnla. Each child, aald lluby, will pay for hla lunch daily aa ha goes through tho serving lines. Tha kitchen ia one of the moat compact o f Its type in Central Florida. Sisters Capture State 4-H Honors Two 4-H girls from Semi­ nole County bavo won state­ wide honors «t Uw Central Florida Fair. Mias Catherine Cammack look first place bonora when with one of her cows In the Florida BuUerfat Coolest and also placed second with an­ other. Catherine's a I a t e r, France*, placed fourth In the same coolest. John Wilson, of Volusia County, waa third. Although R waa a state contest, the two Seminole girls received tbelr awards al the Slate Dairy Show held In conjunction with the Cen­ tral Florida Fair at Orlando. The contest was bald over a period of one year and tests — J1 SHOUL. ROAST u>.39' SH0UL. CHOPS .59RIB CHOPS ib.79 LAMB STEW u>29‘ LAMB PATTIESM 9 G IA N T PKG. “ FOOD K IN G ” QUARTERS OLEO FltF.Sli "1007* F L U B " GroundBeef 5 ibs. $198 HAM HOCKS 9 WIENERS » 3 9 SLAB BACON ib. 39 T lllt lF T W A Y B A K IN G POTATOES |T4^jTrTT^*^ij "PILL8BUBY” k O/.. CANS BISCUITS . . . . . . . . . . 4/39c SLICED CHEESE . . 3/S1.00 K R A F T S D K I.U X " "BVKJtFRESH" "F.VKM FKESII" 16 OZ. EACH • P IL L 8 B U B Y " C H O , Y E LLO W , W H ITE RCNH H INB Only, l i n “ F re .li" Med. Hire V. 8. No. | "Yellow Juicy "F lorid a" O N IO N S ORANGES 55 GREEN CABBAGE I9 c * 49 “ HlnkelyV* “ Van Cnmp’H” C U T GREEN BEANS PORK & BEANS "STOK E L Y " 46 OZ. C A N S TOMATO JUICE BREAD . . . . . . . . . . . . 6/99c CATSUP . . . COCONUT C A K E _ _ _ 35c CORN CAKE MIXES . . . 3/SI.00 PEAS HYDROX COOKIES . . . 43c PEAS . . . . . . . . . . . REG. PKG8. 1 LB. RAG W ith This Coupon 4 The Pnrrhaae O f "Galvanised" Garbage Cana 9 i G a l Each «L M |Cenpen coed at 24 OZ. B TU PRODUCE m 5 Limit One Milh Your IJ Or .More Food Order rir a .e “ Van Camp's" CO RNED BEEF s & a & a OZ. I'KGH. 20 OZ. I.OAVKH 100 EXTRA CRISCO OIL "H A N G E R " IIIC K O H Y SMOKED U. S. No. I "BuaaelC* Lim it: 2 With Your 1.1 Or More Food Order F l o w “ A L L PURPO SE” GOLD BOND STAM PS year "T h rift* ay" ( fa t, February St 50 E XTR A With This 1Coupon A The Purchase Of |“ Mra. Filbert's" OLEO I One l.b. I'kga. 16c "S T O K E I.Y " "W H O LE L E K E U N E L " Olt "C ltE A M " "8TOKF.L "8TO K F .LY " A L A S K A "S T O K E L Y " IIU N E Y 1*011 GOLD BOND STAM PS i Coupon good at yeur “ T h r ill* ay" < j Only, Thru S a l. February 88 100 E XTR A "S T O K E I.Y " MKI). GREEN 4/S1.00 LIMAS 6/ 51.00 BEETS 7/51.00 BEETS 5/S1.00 POTATOES 5/S1.00 TOMATO SAUCE . I I OZ. IITI.S. IO. 303 3U3 C A N S NO. 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' " I f :*te: ■ ,;M k S .. feat u • �ce • ) D istributive Education l i 11 /1 n Thought For Today Enjoy life with the w ife whom you love, all the days o f your vain life which he has given you under the sun, because that is your por­ tion in life and in your toll at which you toil under the sun. — Eccl. D:9. • * • Success in marriage is much more thun finding the right person: it is a matter o f being the right per­ son.— B. B. Brickner. Lyle C. Wilson Says: Unclassified Nine Florida private col­ leges met recently to organ* ice and “ promote a more fa v­ orable climate’' in the state fo r private inatltutions o f higher learning. Meeting at the Port-O-Csll, the group represented all but two o f the private colleges In the state, and tentatively decided to call Itself Florida Independent Colleges, Inc. Dr. J. Ollle Edmunds, Stet­ son University president, was named chairman, and Dr. David M. Dele, president o f tho University o f Tampa, vice chairman. Other officers are Dr. William II. Kadel, president o f Florida Presby­ terian College, treasurer, and Slater M. Dorothy, O.P., president o f Barry College, secretary. An annual operating bud­ get o f $20,700 was adopted. • e e another vehicle from the rear 000 within 800 feet, the Peninsula hendicepptd employees, Motor Club, A A A , points out. • • • Raleigh W. Greene, Jr., chairman of the Florida Council o f 100, has celled fo r a statewide conference on In­ dustrial development to help F l o r i d a attain “ progress through unity." • • • Delta A ir Lines' travel In­ formation counter at the New York W orld's Fair w ill be located In the Transportation ft Travel Pavilion in the seme building with Cinerama Spacsarlum. '• • • Altem oato Borings Mrs. Jells Berios 889-1818 Lake Mery Mrs. Frances Wester 112-631$ Beer Leke-Forrst City Mrs. Merysnn Miles 838-8678 l.ske Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson II1-4T8I Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 631-1046 l^tngweed Mrs. Donna Estss 836-3117 Chaleote Mrs. JOSH Msgin 366-3741 North Orlande Mrs. Mans Grinalced 323-2391 i DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4416 Enterprise Mlee Helen Bnodgreee 661-9911 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Bnydcr 321-4841 ( Oviedo Mrs. George Kelsey 383-1486 | I fc a n fa r ft f y r a i h Sanford, Florida Wed., February 26, 1064 W ALTER S. UIRLOW, BDITUR ABB r i l U l H S K KHAKIS VHI.TOI.tKK, ttseeleU-a • Ueseeel Masaecr JULIA* I.. KTKKeTMOM Rut OBBKN Assoolste BAIter Advertising Ususssr KNKU VAK rBLT IISHMHMT L JOHNSON JI'UV WELLS JAKIR IHOHMAKIta traitor O u n ty Editor Society K ilte r Classified iJuBlneae VAHA gTOrKBR Mease Uelleerr Director Mansgsr KMED WELLS Msshsnleel *u»t. SI SSCHIKnoe HATES ■r msu SeasUaede C .selr IMS 1 Tsar ».»• I Monks !.«• 8 Menus AU Other • IM S I Tear M l | Months M l ■ Months 1.00 I Month 1.0S I Month U. E KosuI Htgulnllttus provide tbsl nil uigil subscriptions he psld Is advance. Ms Week Lotsrod as second class matter October 11, I I I ! at the Pest utrloe et Sanford. Florida, esdsr the Act e l Coagteae e ( Marsh. Tbs Herald Is e member s f tbs Called Prase which Is eatitled esc.’ ueiveljr to lha use tor repubUesUeh of all lbs Isssl s e e s gristed U this asvapsgar. annually In wages to s e e There is a need fo r blood. contulnuing If you are between the age* 21 and 00, Tile mirrors o f politics ere beginning to reflect In some detail the pattern o f tlie cam­ paign the lte|nibllcans must mount against President Johnson if they ere to have any substantial chalice to lick him next November. The political mirrors also ere beginning to reflect with ing blood at tbe nearest some clarity tho xluipe and blood bank or collection cen­ heir-do o f the candidate the ter. Republicans need this year. • • • The Republicans need a H arry Vaughn, president candidate experienced in fo r­ o f U.8. Huger Corp., suys eign affairs. They need to sugar w ill put more sweeten­ m o u n t against President ing into Florida's economy in Johnson a campaign based on 1284 than in any two pre- tlie dangerous accumulation Castro years. o f crises in the relations of • • • tha United States with friend “ H ie problem drinker" 1ms and foe alike} deterioration been defined by tbe Florida o f the North Atlantic Treaty Alcoholic Rehabilitation Pro­ Organisation, the permanence gram as tha person who o f Communism in Cuba, the drinks to a point where his infiltration o f Communism in drinking interferes with sonio South America, Panama, Viet Nam; misunderstandings In phase o f his life. • s o SEATO , tlie Southeast Asia South Central Airlines has Treaty Organisation. There bought Southeast Airlines of are others. You nemo the crisis. The Miami, giving them the fa ­ cilities to serve 28 Florida Democrats have It. N ot the least o f these crises is the cities plus the Bahamas. you can save lives by donat­ Dr. Crane's fading prestige and effective­ fur the condur* o f his losing ness o f the United Nations. 1060 campaign. Another nu­ A pretty good argument merous Republican element cun be luudc fur tlie proposi­ punica, hollers “ fire, fir e " tion that the Keunedy-John- and leaps out the window at son-foreign relations record to the mere suggestion that fa r makes tlie performance Boston’s Henry Cabot Lodge in tiiat area by Harry S. Tru­ might win the Republican nomination. A man and Dwight D. Eisen­ presidential hower look mighty gcod. An­ third Republican e l e m e n t other factor in the presi­ wants to challenge President dential political situation Is Johnson’s election on grounds that Lyndon B. Johnson is that he is an unreformed New There ere building eodee, more happily identified with Deeler, • big-time spender at electrical codes, even air con­ heart, a captive o f the nondomestic than foreign state ditioning codes—a ll the var­ Communist left wing. craft. ious items which touch on This third element wauts public safety have codes. Why There will be domestic is­ sues handy fo r Republican to baae the Republican cam­ shouldn't the automobile? emphaala In this year’s presi­ paign on domestic Issues. — Richard W. Hoover, legis­ dential campaign. Unemploy­ That would suit Johnson fine. lative counsel fo r the Mas­ ment, for example. The do- He te plagued by unemploy­ sachusetts A A A . v meatio fields, however, o ffer ment but a noble effluence wurms the nation. Business no such political harvest as Let ine make it quite clear do foreign fields fo r the Re­ profits are the highest ever that I mean to rule . . . Call It publican party end its candi­ and wages are high fo r those dictatorship If you like . . . who are working. On the I'm going to allow no stupid date. This idee that the Republi­ stock market, the Johnson ambitious fool to destroy what can campaign should be based boom continues. Even Con I have built up. on U. 8. foreign relations grass seems to be doing — Dr. Hustings Banda, pre­ is stoutly challenged by sev­ Johnson's bidding a fter sit­ mier of newly independent 1968 in protest eral elements in the Repub­ ting out Kyaialand. lican party. One o f those ele­ against the policies o f John ments doesn’t like Richard F. Kennedy. Ths Panama erlala ia » . . There is time fo r the John­ Indicative of a general sick­ M. Nixon; can't forgive him son boom to deflate end bust ness o f our Latin-American before election day but there policy, and rather than a pep is no very solid reason to pill or a sedative that will believe It will. Thera ia even take cart o f this immediate less cause tn believe that the Incident, our policy needs a new presldnt will have solved major operation. ell or any ow hla problems —Richard M. Nixon. in foreign relation* before the November poll* open. Un­ It ’s time fo r American in­ Saturday morning in time for der the circumstances exist­ dustry to blend coffee with for the weekend cleaning or ing, U. B. votera probably are Beethoven. ready to follow a leader who — Market researcher Sanford would Monday be O.K.T" R. Uoedkln, urging that a When a child la thus giv­ persuasively eeyit " I can elean up tlvat mess little culture be tnlsed In en a choice, even though the In foreign relations.'’ with the 128 hour* o f cof­ two alternatives are chores, fee bteuks enjoyed nnnuully Voters are wishful think­ he feels less hustllty. ers, ttluuys ready to buy a by the average U. S. work­ Since he has been given an er. good promise. option of Iwo eltcrnativcs, ho thus lends tu Imagine that he has been free to decide on his own course of action. Repressive parents bluntly order a child around. Expressive parents remem­ ber to offer him TWO choices. This la a very vital diitlaclion to keep In mind, for tlw repressed child may seem very submissive end obedient. But deep Inside be may be seething with revolt, which flairs up as soon as be gets aw ty from home. Send for my 200 -point "Tests for Good Parents," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 2<»c and rate yourself by this yard­ stick. these economists think there's a catch. They reason th it too many o f these quick boost-theeconomy moves being slacked one on another this year car­ ry with them prospects for slowdowns or sudden cut­ backs someUme tn 1963. They fear these slowdowns could be cumulative and lead to a re­ cession. An overly heavy amount ot the next tax cut falling in 1964 instead of being more evenly spread into 1963. This could mean a slowdown In spending by consumers next year—after a sharp rise this year. A hcavicr-tiian-planned cut In tax withholding, which also may have a whiplash effect in 1963. That is, there will be an unusual Increase In money in pay checks tills year, follow­ ed by a heavicr-tiian-usual payment back to the govern­ ment in 1963. A marked increase in gov­ ernment spending In calendar “ Dr. Crane," ah# began, help from your child, give " I wish you’d come to our him two choices. “ Would yoU rather wash convention and give u* a talk the dishes or dry thorn?" you on child psychology. can esk. "W hat la the mark we "Which would you rather should shoot at If we want to do," you can also inquire, be better parents?" “ carry out the garbage p ill Every emert parent should or go to the store for gro­ try to become an “ expesj- ceries?" Iv e " Instead o f • "repress­ This is a neat way in which iv e " father or mother I you employ tbe "m inor deci­ Tbe repressive p a r e n t • sion" that we recommend in si touts "N o , no, no" much of modem eeleamenship. For when a vacuum sweep­ the time. Thus, he makes the young­ er approaches the dotted line ster feel like a robot who l i stage, he hurdles the ma)or being ooerced o r m u ter- issue of: minded constantly by tbe "D o you want to buy or adult geoeratloo. don’t you?" Children resent such coer­ For that would shock you cion, which is why we often out of tlie MMni-hypnotlc find tlie rowdiest collego trance that a good sales in­ freshmen are those from re ­ terview amounts to. pressive homes. So the salesman tactfully Occasionally, for example, gives you TWO minor clioica dominant business executive es: o r school principal or even a “ Would you prefer delivery clergyman, may have a coll­ ege son wlto delights in flaunting laws. Such a boy will import beer and otherwise try to break tlie usual rules for or­ derly campus conduct. an n ou n ce* One of the simplest ways to avoid beiug a repressive par­ Practice limited tu ent is remember this sim­ ple rule: Give your child TWO cholcu whenever possible. Even if lie is to be punished, Ufficr locutiou: ( I t East Second hired let him choose between a Hanford. Florida spanking versus sitting in (be / com er for 80 minutes. till ice hours; By Appointment Far that “ generous" offer Phone 622-4842 of letting him become a par­ tner In the decision, diverts some of hU hostility iroiu you parents. m t?; 0 —What Is the origin o f Ute word "agn ostic"? A — The word comes from the Greek, tod means “ not knowing." It was coined by Thomas Huxley in 1669. 1964, with cutbacks planned for 1963, (unless President Johnson has in mind some hefty supplemental requests). A government • inspired heavltr-than-normal building of dwellings in 1964 and early next year, leaving the door open for a building decline la­ ter in 1965. Construction experts think no permanent market would be opened up by the govern­ ment's proposed building pro­ gram. So extra housing built this year would be subtracted in part from what would bu built next year or the je a r after. Add these factors to Ute possible quick industrial ex­ pansion slowdown, say the economists, and you have tho ingredients for an inflation flurry — then deflation-reces­ sion. To cap it all, government economists who helped de­ velop the tax cut program ad­ mit privately they aren’t real­ ly sure what the tax cut will do to the economy. They say their predictions concerning the effects o f the tax cuts on tire economy are merely con­ jectures. “ But," says one, “ we will be able to watch what this tax cut docs and then w e'll have a body of knowledge on which to base future estimates." 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SPECIALTY Phone FA 2-310.1 FOLLOW OUU SIGNS ST E N ST R O M REALTY Sales Auent* FA 2-242(1 - A * Lt I 'T Z \ . ft Plum — Persimmon W A D E H. G ARNER, M.D. UROLOGY ! F R U IT TREES Quotes TW O it SEE US FOR — Q—What price did a Mauri­ tius envelope bring at a re­ cent stamp sale? A — A stamp dealer paid *,000 pounds ($78,400) for the only known cover bearing both the penny and two-penny Mauritius stamps o f 1847. W orry Clinic I f you mothers expect to CASE R-4KS: Mary O., aged 32, Is the president of her clean up the kitchen after dinner but would like some PTA. Herald Area Correspondents Managing GOP Hunt Issues law demands you dim your Into s a l a b l e merchandise. headlights when approaching Goodwill paya out some $600,- W. Allen Merkbeui of Okeeehobee w ill bo general chairman o f the ? i- t annual Florida Fruit ft Vegetable Florida-bred horses won >1 Aesn. c o n v e n t i o n at the rsces during the firs t 28 dsys Amerlcene Hotel, M i a m i ad fee Illaleab meeting thle Beach, Sept. 22-20. • • • winter and three times ac­ Florida's firs t statewids counted fo r three races on a training school fo r law en­ •ingle program. • • • forcement officers, Florida The annual Florida W est Law Enforcement Academy, Coast Boat Show to bo held has opened in Tallahassee in Tem ps Mar. fi-8 w ill be and w ill be operated by the produced by tbe Florida Florida Sheriffs Bureau. • • • State Fair Assn, hi the Fair­ grounds. F a r b o b a employed and s e e trained by Goodwill Indus­ Remember a new Florida tries turn household dlcarde Page 2-A W AiH IN G TO N - (N B A ) Behind the optimistic official statements, there’s growing worry by some leading gov­ ernment and private econom­ ists that the United States may be beaded for inflation by year’s end and a deflationrecession sometime In 1963. This concern ehows up in private conversations w i t h both liberal and conservative economists. They worry we're running into an artificial ex­ pansion that will blow up too big, too fast, with a letdown next year. They- ice the creation of a "boom psychology” in person­ al talks with leading business­ men. They'va learned that m ajor U. S. concerns working on expansion plans for late 1964 or early 1963 are now preparing to push these plans forward to tliii spring or summer ao they won't mist the expected “ booming" mar kc(s. At least one major automo­ bile producer flgurei that If his firm had expanded before now, It would already be cap­ turing a larger share of the market. In tliii, Hie economists fear a sudden expansion of Indus­ trial capacity beyond normal needs, a growth tb it could just as suddenly slip some­ time in 1963, The economists ace this “ boom psychology" fed this year by major wage gains, sharp rises In consumer spending, marked cuts ia un­ employment and mild spot shortages of goods that would force the cost o f living up two per cent tn 1964. (One top economist even predicts pri­ vately that unemployment could drop below four per cent). AU this sounds good. But •S 5 T Poragrophi I Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromfey #/ Political Notebook countants, mechanics, sheet metal workers, englners, scientists, etc. Even in the field o f sales and dis­ tribution today there Is a trend that newly employed personnel have some sort o f experience or training. This is where the field o f distribu­ tive education enters the picture. We were impressed by a state­ ment by State Senator Beth John­ son at the banquet last week fo r Lyman’s distributive education stu­ dents. She declared that we have at last learned that per capita in­ come and education go hand in hand. I f we are wise we will continue to train students in all fields o f en­ deavor. I f our young people are wise they will take advantage o f these classes. There seems to be little sparkle and glamour to being u salesman. But it is not difficult to prove that in these days and times salesmen are tho best paid people in this nation. A s time goes by Seminole County citizens will be nearing more Hnd more about distributive education. This is simply a course o f study in the field o f education which per­ tains to the distribution or sales o f products to the general public. Last week a class o f IB distribu­ tive education students were honor­ ed at a banquet. Those students participated in the course o f study given at the Lyman High School under the direction o f Lloyd Barnes. Following the completion o f class­ room studies these students were given actual training by business firm s o f various types in Seminole and Orange counties. These programs arc sponsored by the Seminole County Board o f Pub­ lic Instruction through the vocation­ al training program. More and more, as the demand grows for trained personnel, the programs aro going to provide the peoplo the bus­ iness firms need. F or example, at the present time the Seminole Vocational School, in cooperation with the State Depart­ ment o f Employment, is conducting a survey in the Central Florida ar­ ea to determine the personnel needB o f some 600 business firms. One Sanford retail store which now em­ ploys some 20 to 26 persons has de­ clared that by 1066 It will like need personnel to fill some 126 positions. Today we train young men and women to become secretaries, ac­ IP C a tc h ! • �(Dsnh CUbby • D EAR AB B Y: A neighbor wbo hag been my friend for many year* otld me the other day that my daughter* in-law paaaed the remark, " I will be worth a lot of moocy when my husband’s old lady kicks the bucket." I am 38, in good health and have no plans for "kicking the bucket" for a long time. 1 have qult'ipeaking to my daughter-in-law, but this doesn't seem fair to my son. Should I see my son with­ out my daughter-in-law and continue the cold war? Or should I start speaking to my daughter-in-law? A LIV E AND K1CKLNG DEAR A L IV E : What kind of "frien d " would have re­ peated a remark such as your neighbor quoted? It is even possible that your daughter-in-law never said it. I think you quit speak­ ing to the wrong woman. Talk to your daughter-inlaw and straighten H out. Life is too short. • • • D EAR ABBY: May I put in a good word for beards? My husband has a beautiful beard. Let’s face it. Some men can grow beards and others can't. Mine can, and l wouldn’ t mske him shave it o ff for the world. Some men eovy him because they can't grow one and others because their wives won't let them. A man who is a real man will grow a beard if he wants one. Be­ sides, he is very distinctive. Not ooe person who has ever met my husband has forgotten him. PROUD W IFE DEAR PROUD: You are proud with good reason. A bearded man must be above reproach at all times because he is easily identitied by the hair of his chin­ ny chin chin. • • • DEAR ABBY: I had to write an original story for English Composition and I had so much other stuff to do I didn't get around to it until the last minute. To make a long story short, I asked my father to help me with it and he wrote l.le whole tiling. 1 copied it word for word and thought it was great. My father happens to l>e a writer. Ho has written some pretty good stuff. They even made some movies of a couple of his books. Well, I got my Qjcuoobjy {jJr JJw iOomSm rialntiff, -vsJOHNSTON CHILDS and SA ­ R A H CHILDS, his wrlfs. Defsmlsnts. smt i c k o r roR K C L o si ns: ■a m : n r c l u n k o r c i h - C l I T COUNT Voltes Is hsrsby alvtn that ths undsrslantd Hon. Arthur H. BeekwrRh. Jr. Clark o f ths Circuit Court of Samlnol* County, Florida, will, on ths Joth day of March t i l l , at 11:0# A. M , at ths Front door of ths 8smlnots County Courthouaa. In tha City « f Sanford, Florida, offar for sals and sail at subtle outcry to ths hlahsst and bast blddar for eaah, tha following daserlbed propsrty sltuatsd In Hemlnols County. Florida, to-wlti L ot XT. O A K L A N D HILLS, areordlng to tha plat tharsof as raeordad In Plat Book IS, Pagts <1 and I t. Public Records o f Ssmtnola County, Flor­ ida and Including specifi­ cally, but not by way of limitation, the following flaturt: Jackson Oat Hot Water Healer, Model C2I*. Serial No. 11000; perman­ ently Installed. pursuant to tha final dsers# o f (oracloauro tntsred In a rata pending In eald Court, the atyle of which It Wsst Bids Ftdsral Savings A Loan Association o f Sew York City, a corporation organised and ailatlng under the lawa of ilia United States of America, v e r ­ sus Johnston Childs and Sarah Childs, his wife, and Docket Number which Is l l « t t - C . WITNESS my hand and offlclat aaal of said Court thla •1st day of Fabruery, l»M . (S E A L ) Hon. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark Circuit Court Se minute County. Florida Uy: Sandra S. Johnson Deputy Clerk CREOOHY, COL’ RS A PANIELL O 4oi Jackson Street Tampa I. Florida Publish Fab. >4. 1»44. CDR-Ti GOOD 2145 French A rt. Sanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders Ph. 522-961% YIsX V ■*v\ - of examples of what I mean by a mother-in-law's being too helpful. "L a st week my mother-inlaw dropped by for an early morning call just as I was getting set to make a slip­ cover for a chair. I haven't sewed much—but I was ex­ cited over the prospect of making something for our house all by myself. "W ell, m y mother-in-law in­ sisted on spending the day helping me sew. In fact site did most of the work—and was on hand when my hus­ band came home to tell him with an indulgent laugh how long it would have taken me to do the job and how easy it was for her to ‘run up the cover in a jiffy .’ "If I'm having dinner guesta she brings over a pie for deaaret—even though I'd planned aomething I'd just learned to make myaelf. And so on. It has gotten so I feel •a though I can never do anything on my own. Why can’t she see that she'a being too helpful and I'm being Saufnrh V rratb Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, "HOW TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A LL OCCAS­ IONS." Television ! W EDNESDAY P. M. I c o o (2) NtWkCOD* | , TH U RSD AY A. M. 4.00 4:14 4:20 l:lll 7 44 (21 12) (It (2) (it (1) II) (2) (4) (2 ) If) Sltmns-tlre Sunshine Almaoae etrovo. Farm tteport Florida History Munrlso Semester T o i l s ) — Hush Down* Film Feature* Farm Mkt. tteport MtcWl* Kvass Today Local Nows, W »athsr Captain Kangaroo Cartoona Dlvnrca Court American History t'xorclie For Women Cartoons Itomper Room Say When New*— Xllk* VValtar* NBC New* Spanish Word for Word D*.-ember llrld* 1 Lov* Lucy Concentration l*rlc* Is Itlght Th* McCoys Misting Link* Th* Object I* 7:14 By Oswald Jacoby 7:14 The ace and king of trumps 7.14 4:00 (4) 4:20 141 tricks and South will be care­ »:o0 (2) <i> ful to hold on to a low trump |4, in his own hand because he 4:14 (4) (I) will need to get to dummy 10:00 (2) (0) later on with that five spot. 10:24 12) The next play will be a suc­ ID) cessful finesse of the queen 10.20 12) ID) of clubs. «> Then South will cash dum­ 11:00 12) (4) my's arc of diamonds and (4) discard his ace of clubs. This 11:20 12) (4) will make it possible for him will account for the next two to lead more clubs through East’s king. It doesn't mat­ TH U R SD AY P. M. ter when East plays his king. South will ruff and got back IS 0# (2) Tour First Im p r riiIon to dummy with that five of |4) 1,0V* or LIT* trumps for the rest of the H i s*vrti Key* 12.20 (S) Truth or Cons*clubs. forced into being too-grateful for com fort?" Why? Because she Is kid­ ding herself. .She is telling herself site is being a wond­ erfully kind and helpful mo­ ther-in-law, when actually site la butting in and trying to help you run your life. ITtc ideal mohter-in-law ia the one who perm it! her son or daughter to run things themselves. She helps when asked, but adheres to a "hands o f f ' policy at all other times. Fire Prevention The new English Estates Elementary School building In South Seminole County should be one of the safest in Cen­ tral Florida. In the event of a fire, stu­ dents will lesve the building by using corridors leading to the east and west. The doors in all corridors leading north and south automatically dose when the fire alarm is sound­ ed. Doors In these north-south corridors are referred to as fire doors. Alabama it the wettest state in the United States, having an annual rainfall average o f about 66 inches. d iju jfh lu fh iA Keb. 'JG. 1964 — PnRe H-A I f ) N*w*. sports. W > ». Ihrr I t ) News, Sports, W ea­ ther 1 .» (4) Editorial 4:11 14) News, Sports. w * x thsr 4:20 I f ) Oh 4 Sports 4:25 I f ) W ttth e r 8how 4:10 I f ) News— Walter Cronkilo 14) New- Ron Cochran I t ) Huntley - Brinkley 4.44 14) Ttt.V 7:04 (2) Deputy ( • ) Olenn R*«ve* (4) Cheyenn* 7:20 121 Virginian 14) Chronicle C O N FID E N TIAL TO "A N ISO (4) Patty Duke ANNY-M OUSE" IN DAY(0) Ch. 4 Special 1:20 14) The Farmer' TO N: Misers are very diffi­ Daughter cult to live with, but they (4) Tlgturop* make the best ancestors. l . t l (21 Kaplunage (4) Ueverty lllllbillle* • • • 14) tten Ca«ey Get off your chest. For 0:20 l i t Dick Van Dyk* a personal, unpublished re­ 10.40 (21 (eleventh (lour ( « ) Danny Kay* ply to ABBY, Box 3365, (4) Chsnnlnx 11:00 (21(4) News, W » »th *r , Beverly Hills. Calif. En­ Sport* close a stamped, self-ad­ (4) News — g i r p t y dressed envelope. Martin • • • 11:10 (4) News. Weather, Sports Hate to write letters? 11:24 (4) T h » »te r of tno Star* 11:20 (1) Johnny Carton Send one dollar to ABBY, (Color) Box 3365, Beverly Hills, (4) Movlo By Ruth M ilie u " I don't mean to sound un­ doe# her helpfulness. Could grateful," writes a young you writ* something on the wife, "but I wish there was subject. sonic way I could tell nty "M aybe I can explain it mother-in-law that she overbetter if I give you a couple »\ t h k c i r c u i t c o u n t o r T U X M T T H JUDICIAL CIHCt’ I T l\ s s n Kirn IK M I > o i .k c o u n t y , r L o m i M . IN CHASfCKNY * • . ISOS W E S T HIDE F E D E R A L 8AVJNUH * LOAN ASSOCIATION o r S E W T O R K Otcrr. A eorporatlon organised Slid exist­ ing under ths laws of ths L'nlttd BtatsN’-wf Amsrlra. paper back and the teacher had a “ C” Minus sign" on it. When my father saw it be was boiling mad and asked me to ask the teacher what was wrong with H. I'm afraid if I do she will find out 1 didn't write it and then 1 would be in trouble. What should I do? W R ITE R 'S SON D E A R SON: Tell your teacher that the story was not your best, ( i t ’s true— K wasn't). And ask her if you can submit another one. Then, do it yourself son. * • • Onfih id qa NORTH 98 Sometimes you don’l want a finesse to win. Thus, if West 4842 VAKS holds the king of clubs South ♦ A84 will have no trouble making ♦ QJ108 five hearts against the dia­ W IS T 0 » KART mond opening. All be will 4 A Q 1 0 5 3 AJB have to do is to draw trumps f Q l and concede a trick to the 4 K Q 10 062 4 7 5 2 4K7IS42S: club king. Unfortunately for 4 None SOUTH South the king of clubs is 4K76 surely reposing safely in the 4 10676412 East band and at first glance 4J there appears to be no way ♦ At for South to mske his con­ No ooe vulnerable Wrrt Nertfe R u t (Unfit tract. 14 Dble 2 4 44 Further study will show Pam 84 84 that South has a rather sen- 4 4 PtM Pats Pm satlonal variation of the avoid­ Opening lead—4 K ance play at his disposal. tiie suit and South will duck He starts by letting West I hold the first diamond trick, in dummy and ruff in his better to do than to continue own band. Legal Notice ITi*r By Abigail Van Buren It) 14) IS (() 1:00 i t ) (Si 10) 1:11 C> 1 so <:> <SI (01 1:4- (S) 2 VO (2) 15) III 1:10 121 IS) (0) 2-JI ( » l 1 oo C l (St IS) 2.20 (2) (S) (4) 4:00 <21 (5) (1) 4 2* (2t 4:3* (2) (4) • :#0 (2) (() 4:10 <21 (4) qu*nc*a Father Kno w* n**l Search for Tomorrow ilulillng LI util N*w » Krnl* Ford Th* ()p*a Window Focua l’ *ppt* Ar* Funny N*w>— Dav* Fannail V* Tli* World Turn* Cartoon* Lol'* Mak* A D-*l Ann Sottiarn I’ a o w o r d Th* Doctor* Day In Court Art IUnklattar News— Lira H o w ­ ard l.or*tla Ynuna <]*n*ra' lloapltal To Tell Tha Truth You Don't Hay (Color) kiueen For A Day Tli* E d ** o f Nlaht Match (lam* Trallmaaicr Hacrat Storm Rurn* and Allan N'awa Uncla Watt Beat of Uroucha Cartoona Newai-o|>* L r t v t It To (l*av*r T V Time Previews 7:30 8 p.m. CBS. Chronicle. but you'll meet many of the ago. Buddy Ebsen area in his "The Players Club: Edwin members, including Howard Jed Clampett overalls, but he Booth's Legacy." A must for Lindsay. Dennis King. Marc comes on here in city duds to theater buffs. Host-member1 Charles Collingwood is the Connelly and Jason Robards do a good song-aod-dane« ronguide to New York's famous Jr., currently doing a brilliant tlna with Danny Kay a. Later, "P la y e rs " in Gramcrcy Park, job as the star of the Lincoln however, h# reverts to form and you'll see not only the col­ Center Repertory Theater's in a very funny hillbilly lection of theatrical memor­ production of Arthur Miller's sketch in which Danny and the Howard Morris play his idiot abilia the building contains, controversial “ A f t e r sons. Opening the show is an­ Fall." 9- 9:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­other funny sketch In which erly Hillbillies. This episode Howard Morris steals all the isn’t as funny as it is interest­ laughs as an uninvited guest ing. Most of the action takes getting even with Danny’s NEW YO RK (U P1) - Eddie place at the famed Marine- stuffed-shirt boss. Cotton has had a long wu& land in Pakis Verdes, Calif., 10-11 p.m. ABC. Cfianlng but after 16 years of ring war­ and the cavorting specimens " A Claim to Immortality." fare he finally makes his are a delight to watch, par­ Telly Savalas is such a good Madison Square Carden de­ ticularly the playful dolphins. gangster, one frequently for­ but tonight against unbeaten Rut tiie Clampelts aren't gets be's also a good actor in Johnny Pcrsol in a 10-round, there as spectators. They’ve other types of roles. Here he nationally televised bout. taken up the sport of deep-sea reminds you of that fact with Cotton, a top ranked con fishing, as encouraged by his portrayal of a political tender for the light heavy­ Hanker Drysdala (Raymond science professor who seems weight crown since 1938 and Hailey), to keep them from to be afraid to assume the di­ now No. 1 to current tillist going back to the hills wlicra rectorship of Channing'a for­ Willie Pastrano goes for his wild game i» plentiful. Star­ eign affairs institute and in 51st victory in 66 bouts. The ring as the Clampelts arc so behaving casts political 35-year-old fighter from Seat­ Untidy Ebsen, Irene lt> an, suspicion upon himself. tle, Wash., lost 14. drew one Max Harr and Donna Doug­ and knocked out 77 opponents las. TV RENTAL along the way. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick • Sales • Service Pcrsol, a 23-year-old for­ van Dyke Show (Part 11) In mer National Golden Glove some respects even funnier FA 2-4920 champion from New York, is than last week's episode. Sal­ Zenith Color TV Sale# undefeated in to professional ly (Rose M arie) calls Rob's 2606 Sanford Ave. fights. The youngster also (Dick van Dyke) bluff and won 85 straight as an ama­ quits her writing job to con­ teur. centrate on her new career as a TV celebrity. Now In need of a typist, Rob grudingly is forced to give wile Laura (M ary Tyler Moore) the job. LAST D AT It's not long before he and Paul Newman NEW YO R K ( U P i )—It's the Buddy (M orey Amsterdam) "T U B P R IZ E " second time around for Willie are willing to do anything to Shaw, but Ihe 6-foot-1 senior gel Iheir writing partner to Starts Tomorrowfrom Lune (T rim .) College is return. Shows At 1:00 - 8:30 enjoying the small college 3:30 - 7:30 • 9:00 10- 11 p.in. CBS The Danny spotlight more thnn ever. Kaye Shuw. Just a lull-hour That's because Shaw al­ r ready lias finished the season with a virtually untouchable scoring average of 40 1 points RIDt-IM THEATRH per game. Unless ottp of Ihe challeng­ ers runs wild in the scoring column In the final weeks. Shaw, who lopped the scoring leaders two years ago, will become only the second play­ er ever to win Ihe title twice. Eddie Cotton In Garden Debut Sem inole TV r RITZ Shaw Has 2nd Title In Grasp RAY MILLAND o JU THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES -PATHECOLOR Nickel pliitinr origiuully tvs* developed in England in moSPECTARAMA 1843. <jvr*L— /W(p4 (O fttJ* CAFETERIAS *DdiciouAFood Cotmleoui Qwice Com* dm* with as. Lnpjy c«» p. appetizing a * l* d s . . . tasty pits, cakes and creams.. .lander, delicious pnme meals and garden flash vegetables . . . served in truly pleasant surroundings. And remember, Thursday mght "family night" with free desserts lor •4 l.,.a n d 'J?, Saturday night ta "steak night" when you get a brg T‘' c V4 lb T-Bona steak cooked to your order for only on* dollar. pSf:'l«e*fwan: N A S . - W 5 F . * . Trad* Winds Orlnndo, Cafeteria* Leesburg, ftwrvw. A 00 8 OO P. H. also Cocoa A Imaud in Melbourne W o P r o v i d e T h e F i n e s t C a t e r i n g S e r v i c e In C e n t r a l F l o r id . i 9 M ILES SOUTH OF SA N FO R D ON 17-92 G A L A O PE N IN G 7:00 TON1TE OP A N O T H E R LU X U R IO U S N E W C IN E M A T H E A T R E FOR C E N T R A L F LO R ID A ! 2 SHOWS NO BEE T H E NUM BER 1 A T T R A C T IO N OF A L L T IM E A T 1.0 IV PRICES D A IL Y S TA R TIN G TH U R S D A Y A T 2:1)0 - R:0(i P.M. — IIOX O F F IC E OPEN SEATS RESERVED — COME EARLY — FIRST COME — FIR ST 1 * T SEATED Big Buy! Big Color! RCA VICTOR. \ < - u - U s t u TV FOR 1964 Top valua for budgetsnlndad shoppersI Bright­ er truer color pictures than svar bofors with 24,000-volt (factory adadjusted) chassis and tupor-powarful Now Vista VHP Timor. Glsrs-proof RCA High Fidelity Color Tubs. Dependable Space Ago Sealed Circuitry. "OoMmi Threat* sound. Hurry! We Expect a Sell-out! A 4 Acre# Of Fra* Parking 4 Main Floor Smoking Area naBUISANX MsrtOSertM 14KOSN Mdsg.ta.pktw* W E W IL L N O T BE UNDERSOLD iTHe MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION LOTT HOME A P P L IA N C E ^ Caaaclberry I’laia Caaaolbarry 'J M l f t a W f f 4 Lnxurioua Push-Back Seat* Operated By 'Hie Same Company That Operate* The Parkwood Cinema A t Orlando! <L«*ATKA 4 Giant Plrturr Window Screen 4 Modem i Transistor HI-FI Sound LO W PRICES Firet New Seminole County Theatre In Many Year*! MM* ArrTOmr 4 M AT. 1.25 — J a 'u tC s rt** EVE. AND SUN. 1.50 — C H ILD 50c 4 LOW PRICES �V ~TT------ • j& H .- 1 : F l d U - F t b . t e , 1M4 VHt M arl frrntt I Faust Drugs See Future For Downtown Sanford Area Painting in the pretty new FAUST DRUG STORE by. Imperial Decorators — of course! 322*6421 S17 8. Palmetto Are. CDR. IiIRDSONG For your Comfort GENERAL — ELECTRIC Air Conditioning AND Q U A L IT Y Stale Sets Job Tests April 4 Harold Birdsong Retires After 23 Years' Duly PLU M BIN G — IN FAUSTS DRUG STORE installed by PLUM BING, H EA T IN G A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G 1007 S. Sanford Ave. 322-6562 I*t. Cmdr. Harold Saxon Birdsong ratlrad from Naval Ssrvlca after 23 years o f ae tlva duty. In impresalva ear* amonlaa held on tha flight lina o f Heavy Attack Squad* ron 3, Blrdaong waa honored In tha traditional faahlon by being "piped over the aide” while an honor guard o f hla contemporarlea aaluted. A fte r entering the N avy aa a aeamen recruit in July 1940, Commander Blrdaong attended varioua electronic* achoola and rapidly advane* ed to chief petty officer. He waa commiaaloned enalgn in Juna 1951. He aerved at var* lou* atatlons from Quonaet Point, R.I., to Jackaonvllla, Fla, prior to reporting to VAH-3 In Sanford in Novcm* bar 1902. Blrdaong served aa the ma* terlal control officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 8 un­ til hla retirem ent He was praised fo r hla contributions to the aquadron’a accomplish­ ments and fo r hla devotion to duty by the VAH-3 command­ ing officer, Cdr. G.W. Kimmons. Tourist Club Sets Meeting By Daaaa Bate* Chris Moore, president, will conduct tha regular meeting of the Long wood Tourist Club scheduled for 12:30 p.m. this Thursday at the City Park. Following th a buaineis meeting lunch will be served and ahuffleboard games en­ joyed. TALLAH ASSEE — clUxcni R E A D Y TO SERVE its customers are these members o f the Faust Drug Store staff. From left are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Faust, the proprietors and Raymond Bennett, a clerk. The newly*redecorated store is having a grand opening event this weekend. Further Tax Cut Urged controlled," Mills said In a WASHINGTON (U P I) A congressional leader who statement. Congress plans to complete helped write the $11.5 billion action on the $11.5 billion tax tax cut bill suggests that It measure this week. House might be wise to cut taxes approval is expected Tuesday, agaia “ la the oot too distant with the Senate tending the future." bill to President Johnson by Chairman Wilbur D. Mills Wednesday. (D -Ark), o f the House way Millions of wage earners and mean* committee made the suggestion. Ha stressed, will get the first benefits however, that future tax cute from the tax slash early next month. The withholding rate must be accompanied by la due to drop from 18 to 14 tight controls on federal per cent 10 days after Johnson spending. signs the bill. "Whether we will realise Mills, w h o s e committee the opportunities for further tax reduction will depend In originates all tax legislation, great part oo bow well gov­ aald the tax reduction voted ernment expenditures are this year waa "m ore In tune with our times” but he cau­ tioned a g a i n s t expecting economic miracles from it. " I t will not for all time eliminate business cycles, nor overcome Immediately all of the economic dislocation! oc­ curring In a dynamic, technl cally progressive country,” Mills sakl. Fishing Trip Is Rescheduled By Mrs. Adam Muller The deep sea fishing trip planned last week for mem bers o f the DeBary Fishing Club has been rescheduled for this Thursday after being can ccled last week due to bad weather. Those making the trip are to leave the Fire House in De Bary by 0:30 a.m. Thursday in order to have ample time to board the boat In Daytona. Canada’s Northwest Terri torlea have no closed seasons for sport fishing. An improvement in the appearance of Downtown Sanford intent recra dealing social work, on Florida state with ca clerical, or "W a’re Investing $20,000 la technical operations are en couriged to consider state' wide examinations aet for April 4, according to Florida Merit System Director Gerald L. Howell. Applicants qualifying on theie testa are ranked on reg liters and aa vacanclea occur in merit system agencies, the top five available names are sent for consideration. Appli­ cation! for thla series should be mailed by March IS. Grad­ uating seniors may compete on examinations requiring a high school diploma prior to graduation. Examinations for office po­ sitions include bookkeeping, secretarial, stenographic, typ­ ist, and transcriber duties, the director said. Shorthand and typing performanca t e s t a must be completed by March 18, for admission to the sched­ uled examination. Other classes cover bever­ age enforcement, conserva­ tion officer, hotel and restau­ rant, motor vehicle, social work and sanitarian fields. Social Worker I and Sanitar­ ian I candidates must have completed accredited college training. Sanitarians w o r k with local County Health De; partments under the State Board of Health. Technical claiaea open to high school students graduat­ ing this June Include Drafts­ man I, Engineering Aide 1, Biological Aide I, and Photo Technician 1. Applications may be obtained and clerical performance testa arranged with local State Employment Service offices or the Florida Merit System in Tallahassee. a downtown store, and they sanitation DeBary W SCS To Attend Meeting FAUST’S DRUG STORE COMFORTABLE BOOTHS adjoin the coffee bnr at Faust Drug Store on E. First Street, which currently is having a grand opening after a three-week remodeling project. The coffee bar will be open during regular store hours o f 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sundays. Secretary o f SUte Tom Adams announced at Talla­ hassee today articles of In­ corporation have been grant­ ed to Loftier, Clark, Diets and Associate*, Inc., of Sanford. William A. Leffler Jr., oo# of the Incorporators, said the fl*m I a now in the pro res* of organising to operate prin­ cipally as engineers. Author­ ised stock lstuo la so shares of common o f no par value. Other incorporators are Diets. CONGRATULATIONS M e a t Cooking It's another quality remodeling job TO A La Jet Age FAUSTS by WE ARE PROUD AND PLEASED THAT WE WERE CHOSEN TO SUPPLY SU P E R -K E M T O N E P A IN T AND SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Developers o f R&vennE Park and Idyllwilde F L O O R T IL E V< >U U 322*3103 Bl ’ .I MlIV p a S h ER WIN -WlL LIA M S yr*tv Pa in t s tv >•( F rn Remodeling SANFO RD by soma persona on tha fu­ ture o f Downtown Sanford. Faust operates a drug store at 224 E. First St. For the past three weeks, workeri hava been busy g iv ­ ing the long, alender store a complete facelifting. They started in the front, worked their way to tha rear. Nothing was overlooked aa Shoemak­ er Construction Co. Inc. men did the complete job. They worked daya and night to speed up the project The store failures a com­ plete line o f druga and coa* metics and, according te Faust, emphasises fa ir pri­ ces, good sendee and delivery to any part o f tha county when a person is unable te pick up his prescription. A snack bar to the rear of tha store will seat 35 penons and provides aandwlchss and cold plates. It w ill remain open during the store hours which w ill continue to be from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. week­ days and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays. Fault notes tha store is fairly unique as today’s drug store* go. "W e sell drug etore Hems and not beach chairs," he says. Casselberry VFW Post To Meet By Jane Casselberry James G. Clark and Jaw C. 211 E. 25th S t That’s E.C. Faust's answer to tha sound o f doom given A good representation from the Post and Auxiliary attend­ ed tha District Meeting held recently at Post 8003 In Or­ lando. A wheel chair haa been do­ nated to the Post by A1 Greene and anyone desiring the use of thla equipment should contact Commander George Howard. Politics Barred To Employes O f Engineering Firm Commission s Incorporated LAKELAND- Employes oi It's new inside and out - beautiful new storefront, modern metal swinging doors, new larger prescription department, new "horseshoe" fountain. Custom Building say the downtown la dying.* VFW Post 10050 o f Cassel­ berry will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Land O ' Lakes Country Club. Following the meeting the Ladiea Auxiliary has Invited the Post to a social at tha home of Mr. and M rv W illia m J. Bogar at 212 Lake Ellen Drive, Casselberry, By Mrs. Adam Mailer The WSCS o f tha DeBary Community Methodist Church will attend the District WSCS meeting this Thursday at the Daytona Beach First Method 1st Church. Members will Jeavs the De­ Bary church at • a.m. Those needing transportation a r e asked to call Mrs. Charles Creasey, president A aeries of Spiritual U fa Studies will be held at the lo­ cal church March 8, 9, 10, Z3 from 9 until U a.m. with Mrs. Cecil N . Ogg, wile of the min liter, serving aa leader. Mrs. Ogg has prepared some worthwhile material for this series and all members are urged to attend. - Pharmacy !n $20,000 Expansion * • • 1 T:$0 p. a . •> •y Free to all. Myrtia Wilson, Home Demonstration' Agpot, will introduce Martha Logan who will be giving the demon­ stration on Pro-Tan boaf. Tha public la invited. , Officials language ed Pan­ You win also aae tha Bleat ama la Spanish, bat almost equipment which win be everybody apeaka English, on dlspUy. too. Electrical W ork ia F A U ST ’S D R U G ST O R E DON! BT BHERWIN - WILLIAMS 117 So, MncMlIn Interested la Jet Age Meat Cookary? Why not attaod the Meat Cooking Demonstration at tha Civic Canter March 10 the Florida Citrus Commis­ sion were reminded today by Geoeral Manager Homer E. Hooka that a* State employee they are prohibited from par­ ticipating in political cam­ paigns. Hooka etatad In a memoran­ dum to some 185 Commission employes in Florida and other atatea, that "aa we enter the time of intense political ac­ tivity in Florida and all over the country, 1 think it well to remind you again of the re­ strictions placed upon all of us by tha Florida laws." "All State employee are prohibited from soliciting vote* for i candidate, distri­ buting campaign literature, contributing snonoy to cam­ paigns, running for public of­ fice, wearing campaign but­ tons, displaying bumper atickare on automobiles, or in any way attempting to influence the vote of others with respect to any candidate or issue on the ballot," Hooka stated. ph. FA 2-1681 WKLZCTWtC CO. HIM N i Ai N I j • Hi ! N i 1M 0 ' • bt .1 if, >t H JII a iM M s a ^ S e e d i / U __ L* « 9 ; ' .If �* • f W t* •wtTorH W*rt!B *eb. 28, 1964 — Page 5-A JaJU A i'A 500,000 Prescriptions Filled Progress Is Reported By E. C. Faust A half million prescriptions during the past 12 years and 200,000 o f them new ones. That’i the progress report E. C. Faust of Faust Drug Store issued the other day as he looked over his newly-re­ modeled business at 224 E. First St. Faust has invested (20,000 In the business as it changed from an outmoded establish­ ment into one of the brightest •tores in Downtown Sanford. Prescription-filling is the prim ary business of the store. It handles strictly drugs and Immediate acces­ sories. The proprietor Is one o f the few in the business who In­ sists on operating a drug •tore and doca not believe in “ branching out" In other pro­ ducts. The half-million prescript­ ions probably points this up as graphically as a walk through his store will do. There are few things, other than drugs and related pro­ ducts, one can obtain In the ■tore. Except for the coffee bar •nd light lunches, that is. Rollins Gets $3,000 Grant W IN T E R P A R K , — A $3.000 grant-ln-aid from the Re­ search Corporation o f N ew York has Just been received by Rollins College, according to an announcement by pres­ ident Hugh F. McKean. A Frederick Gardner Cot­ trell grant was awarded for the development o f the re­ search program in Ion mi­ croscopy by Dr. Joseph F. Mulion, assistant professor o f Physics at Rollins. Halas Gets Award G REEN B A Y, Wis. ( U P 1 ) Gcorge Halas, owner-coach of the Chicago Bears, will be honored by the Green Bsy Elks Club, April IS, for con­ tributions to professional foot­ ball. Halas is the first recip­ ient of the award not associat­ ed with Green Bay. W ASHINGTON (U P I ) - T h e Senate constitutional rights subcommittee is investigating relationships between the foci era! government and religious institutions. The subcommittee, headed by Sen. Samuel J. Ervin Jr., (D-N.C.), sent questionnaires to all federal departments and agencies Nov. 4 as part of an inquiry that maylead to public bearings later this year. Ervin, a Presbyterian who believes strongly in church state separation, wants to find out whether federal fundi are going to church-stata or­ ganisations contrary to the letter or spirit of the First Admcndment to the Constitu tioo, which forbids any “ establishment of religion.'' Several Protestant leaders have voiced concern In recent years about the variety and extent of government aid which is being accepted by U. S. religious bodies. For example, more than 500 pieces of federal proper­ ty with an original value of about $37 million have been turned over to church-reiat ed Institutions at t o k e n prleces under the govern meat's surplus disposal pro­ gram. COFFEE B R E A K time will be even more pleasant from downtown work­ ers now that Faust Drug Store has installed this modern coffee bar. The bar and adjoining booths will seat .15 persons. The equipment is part o f an extensive remodeling project undertaken by E. C. Faust, the proprie­ tor. Novel Service Is Offered By Faust Drugs A novel service offered by Faust Drug Store Is the rent­ al o f sick room supplies and equipment. The store offers, at nominal prices, appliances ranging from crutches to wheelchairs. E. C. Faust, the proprietor, reports many of the rentals arc retained for about three months and, If the user finds it to his advantage, be may purchase it. W A L L Y PEACOCK Norm ally about 15 wheel. . . pharmacist chairs are rented from the store at all times. The rental business con­ tinued throughout the past three weeks while the store By Mrs. Adam Muller The Auxiliary Unit to De- has been remodeled. Bary VFW Post 8093 will Rummage Sale sponsor a rummage aalc on To Many Cooks (Coeds) In Kitchen E. C. F A U S T . . . owner Faust Heads Staff Of 3 England In Finals PhSMlBCiStS Thursday, Friday and Satur­ ROTHERHAM, Eng. (U P I) day of this week at Magnolia —England hai moved into the Avenue and Second Street in finals of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament. Sanford. Hours each day will England entered the finals be from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. by disposing of Sweden, 5-4 Mrs. William Denning la on tho second day of their two-day match. chairman ot the project. E.C. Faust, proprietor o f a drug store at 224 E. First St. which carries his name, bought the establishment 12 ycare ago. Prior to that time It waa known ss tha Lan ty Drug Store. He heads a staff o f three pharmacists who handle all prescriptions d u r i n g store hours, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m, week­ days and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundayi. Faust ia a graduate of the University o f Pittsburgh where he received hie phar­ macy degree. Serving with him are David Kllngenemith and Wallace Peacock. Although the store may be closed during nighttime hours, the pharmacist* are “ on call'' at all times should an emer­ gency arise and a prescrip­ tion need to be filled. Mr. and Mrs. Fauet, with their daughtar, Mary, live at Idyllwilde. The daughter li student at Seminole High School. TOBACCO SU PPLIES a r« available In a wide assortment at the new Faust Drug Store on E. First 8t, The dlsplsy is part o f a $20,000 remodel* in project which has been concluded at the site. Grand opening specials will be featured this weekend at the atore. Our Part in FAUSTS NEW LOOK B E R K E L E Y , Calif. (U P I ) — Three hungry University o f California eeniora have re crulted a lovely corps o f co ed cooks to provide food serv­ ice in their bachelor f i a t "W e ’ re all lousy cooks and we had to do something," explains Philip Heald, 21, an enterprUing administra tion major. Hrald and hie two roommates advertised is the University o f California newspaper fo r “ young lad ies" willing to cook their dinners. Their goal was 21 ladlts three per night seven nights a week. A t last count, they had 16 coeds signed up for the program. Among the obvious bene fits fo r tha young women were a chance to meet men, some free meals, and a chance to practice cooking. IN CLU D ING G LA Z IN G A N D TH E COMPLETE Saccharin Reg. 91.98 The new was built by Be Sure C A B IN E T SHOP 318 8. Sanford Ave. W E G IV E T V STAM PS ’•L.7 ? .. To Visit Our COM PLETELY NEW HORSESHOE FO U N TA IN Delightfully Tasty Fountain Specials v BUBBLE IBATHI if £1 Reg. 11.49 || Beauty Tray % ^ 7 9 c k Travel Cases Reg. 91.00 ^ 59 39 Reg. $1.49 MAAL0X J/ IQ & Special FOR EVERYONE H EA DQ l iRTERS FOR A L L Y O lIR N E E D S . . . | FIRST A ll H m W | M IT CURE | m ruo 1 BATH N I R P f C O M W T jg H A N D C A M AID S I 1I H A V I N a N H PI | | Re* s1-25 Johnson & Johnaon Jol COTTON BALLS H O O M IN a W P » | | T O I L K R I I | J 1 HAW CAM N H P » | | M fR E It'S H C M L t f Many Other Famous-Name Items Sale Priced DRUG STORE Fraa Estimate* 322*0461 SANFORD 98 J-OUSI'M Ed Willink Paint and Glass or Syringe V 3 V j Horseshoe Fountain Hot Water Bottle DEODORANTS By Donna Estes Membcre of St. Richards Council 5357, Knighti o f Co lumbui, attended Mata and Corporate Communion Satur day at 8 a.m. at St. Charles Church In Orlando in memory o f Luke E. Hart, recently dr ceased supreme knight, and other knlghta wbo are deceas­ ed. Other counriia represented were Monsigneur Bishop Gen­ eral Assembly Fourth Degree Honor Guard, Our Lady o f the Lakea Council 5150 and Monalgneur Bishop Council 2112. I g n o r e Jan Paderewski, noted pianlat, was tho first premisr o f the Republic of Pctand. 11 Reg. 29c V* Grain KCs Attend Service N E W G LASS DOORS. i THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY in FAUST’S DRUG STORE IS THE N E W STORE FRONT — McRaney CELEBRA T IN G THE COM PLETE R E N O V A T IO N OF OUR S T O R E . . . m 322-3183 k: < .. Church-Sfafe Ties Probed Whenever rain falls R will rise again in dew time. 114 W. 2nd ST. f ( 224 E. FIRST ST. - SA N FO RD Free Delivery Phone 322-0784 ! �% A L L E Y OOP CAPTAIN EASY S ttm ig g liK S CSS, _ a <•> —• cv *• V«4 ^ ^ 1: M OBTY M EEKLE BLONDIE P R IC IL L A 'S POP �fltasfness B rief Horatio Alger, George Jenkins Stories Similar Modern day educator* may aneer a t Horatio A lt e r sloriea but they find it hard to eaat aalde tha atory o f George W . Jenkins, a Georgia boy, who atarted aa a $15 a woek fro eery a l a r k and today hrada tha Public Food Store* Corporation which ho formed. Jenkina poaaeaaad ambition which ha eouplod with hard work and an uncanny ability to pleaaa and hold customera. In 1928 he became man­ ager o f the largcat atore of a chain. W ith money he ear­ ed be later opened hla own atore. And it grew from there. Jenkina, who can come up with a new idea on the hour, bellerod euatomera would re­ spond to service and show­ manship aa well aa comfort and convenience. He beauti­ fied stores Inside and out and provided landscaped parking areas. Ilia ideas revolutionis­ ed the grocery business. Ill* competition followed but he managed to remain In fro n t Trade Journals and the Saturday Evening Post told the Public atory. Another condensed article appears in the current issue o f Header’s D igest Jenkins set out to make "shopping a pleasure" and adopted that slogan. Every inducement was offered — trading stamps, gimmicks, give-aways and hidden trea­ sure*. How successful he was is evidenced by the steady increase in gross sales to a point where they hit over $200 million in 1908, with 99 atorea In operation and a doran more under construction. Today, more than 6,200 Pub­ lic employes wear the com­ pany’s emblem. SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWEET SMOKE FLAVOR Swift'a Premium Tasty Sausage Legal Notice M rrn n to a it m a h t i i h n t si k t o i j o i i n u. n r n .o n iU A M it.i.c n Itssldsncs: Unknown TOU AIUJ I I K I I K I i r N O TI­ F IE D T H A T you lisve brsn nsmsd ■■ H>apon.lsnt In * i v iltlo u o f Adoption of your Infant son, In I'lianrsry Css* No. 1 ITSJ. flUd In Clrrult Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for fltmlnol* County, Klorldai And that you ar t rsqulrsd to ril* your Answer with ths Clsrk of this Court and lo srrv# a copy Ihtrsof upon Attornsys for I'slltlonsrs, olios* r i m e snd address la lllshop A Ilornstsla, it Ksst Pin* Htrset, Orlandn, Ptarlda, not latsr than March llth. lis t I f you fall t « do an. a Us­ ers* Pro l.'onfrsao will lie en­ tered aaslnst you In the said css*. WITNEKH niy hsnd and Ih# asal of said Court al Hanford, Florida. Mils 10th day of Fsbruary. 1**1. (HUAI.) Arthur II. Rsekwlth. Jr., Clsrk of Circuit Court llyi Mur lli a T. Vllilsn Deputy Clsrk BIBHOP A IIOIINHTKIN, it Cast Pin* Htrest, Orlsmlo, Florida, A ttor n * )* for Psiltlonrra. PuMl.h r *b . IS, It. SS a Mar. «. 1SSI. CIHI-ST Chuck Steaks Pot Roast Short Ribs •. Ground Beef Brown 'N Serve .1 Tamow's Cooked or Baked Sliced Ham ..... (boneless) Copeland's Froth '■ Flavorful Sliced Bologna .... Delicious Lenten Treat Swordfish Steaks For Frying or Bolling, Modium Site W hite Shrim p.... FULLY COOKED fvaporated (Limit ( please) Carnation HAMS Swift's Premium Super Sifted Ceid Cats 1 <-es. phot. 17s _ teiesne, POP, T-V Ports Leal mm limtint Sal- rs*. SS. IM4I K All Grinds of Dtlicious Folgerrs Coffee Social Security Agent Coming A representative of the So­ cial Security Administration's District Office will be at (lie City Commission lloom in Sanford's City Hall on Wed­ nesday from • a. m. until noon. This service is made avail­ able In those who wish to apply for old age and aurvivors insurance benefits, or to obtain any other informa­ tion about tha Social Security program. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-ASED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! ALCOA W RA P | 0 0 « % V .Y W (limit 1 per customer w/purchoses of $5 < Sliced or Helved Yellow Cling F&P Peaches 4 P u n ch ........ 3 Tasty Red or Yellow Howaiion D O G FO O D Lim it 1 Wllh $.r» Purchase Wed. K Tliurn. Only 6 1.77* Ir n y y m m x m m l O O t ^ l O l | JfHGreen Stam ps <~ > S , ■pm W ~W Swift's Centred Letwb Meet Prcm ............ u s S itm m r d m S m A VO-5 HAIR SPRAY iGrey, Herd-te-Htld, Ra«.) 7-es. esa $1.50 slut tea n>s*rm SaL. rw. f*. ISMi mm W r. Orsse (Meat Cream Style Corn ........... ireekfast Club fresh Whipped O W m iV W B i B re a d ........... Jll Oroon Stamp* mo Oft asms* m i tarditss sfc Silver Pless Breed Sauer-Kraut... I I HydroxCookies .... .!\ CRIST TOOTH FASTI astro-lorgo 69c ^ ftasirs* tat.. Use. a * 1SS4I P.P.V. Ceehle Pasture Fudge'N N u t ...... ' l O 1 V rt« Y M B ( Jftl Green Stam ps viifc ait * m4 mmdtmm eii nlohely sale comm Swift's Premium Stills Seolsd Frooks Stehsly's Dtlicieut Bavarian Kraut 2 \\ Slehshf's Testy Shellie Beans......... * Stehslv's Tseder Cat or Sifted Green B e an s..........\ , O W 'a . V W 5 ( Stehsly's Teodor Whole Jll Oreen Stamp* with dot see*** tad S*>At»* *h Green B e a n s......... *\ Ncnuoo's Oraagt Bead Stehsly's Perdhesh ■ Lima Beans ......... *! frozen foods Ban*vet Bread Testy Asserted Frozen Dinners...... • down produce lane a TENDER YELLOW FLORIDA # dairy specials Pillsberv Swae* er Suttermilh Biscuits........... 6 , O W A Ti Y M B ( C h s l't Delifht Tatty Jfil Green Stam ps wiO dut tap s md r u d m eh Cheese Spread..... Mr*. Paul's Pish-ltlch Fleitshmeea's Cera Oil I Plus 50 stam ps 1 Frozen D in n e rs.....* Margarine **•••** 2 i Mr*. Smith's famous Outsh WiueRsia Mild*Flevered Apple T a r t .......... JS SM0KID SAUSABI lb. 69c Fltlubmaaa'i Coni Oil Morgorlo* ■ 2 I-lb. ctm. 78c a !■ tSamrss SaU. rs*. a* It*4! Cheddar Cheese ... Mitt Witcemta 10ft-as. Cheddar Chssse mellow msdium sharp Potatoes ...........4 X leuthlaad Qufth Presse Stew Vegetables ... t WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! la Buftor Souse. Birds lye Serif Juaa Pees e Niblets Corn ...... ' * 4-Plthermea Dtlftieus Virglalo Fotruuki P. a Hot 1IU S u fsti PhylUo RogoMUH PA M U 4 Lofco Mary W fiB f Frozen S c a llo p s.... 5 Treasure Me Peeled, G R E E N O N IO N S ORANGES Deveined Shrimp Game Hens ........ A P P LE S SEMINOLE P L A Z A H W V . 17-92 & Sit 426 CASSELBERRY, F LA . �J* * i r ti. FEC Blast Derails 27 Cars, Five Locomotives R. E. Porter ha* been told l>y good authority that agreenunt has been reached for the sale o f the Del-Mar building and a new plant will be in operation soon. • • • Memo to Congressman Syd llrilo n g: Not this year but quite possibly in 1968 you will have opposition fo r reelection. Lt, Jim Talmodge, retiring from the Navy here Friday, aspires to your po­ sition in Congress. • • • Neil Farmer says this is true: That near Webster, Muss., is a body o f water nam­ ed “ Lake ChargoggagoggmanehaURgagoRRchaubunuRun g • amaugg.” He says it is an In­ dian name meaning: You fish on your aide; I'll fish on my aide; nobody fishes in the middle. • • • W e d n e s d a y ’ s "C lock" written in advance • mention­ ed that possibly two inrumtient office holders, already announced they would not seek re-election, were being ••pressured" by their friends to reconsider. Sure enough, just in time to make the front page, (Jen. J. C. Hutch­ ison said he would be a can­ didate to succeed himself on the County Commission. The other incumbent mentioned in the rumor replied that ‘T v o had the course.” • • • Clerk A rt Ueckwith and Ills s ta ff at tho courthouse will tie plenty busy for a couple weeks. Candidates for county offices must qualify with Beckwith between noon of next Tuesduy and noon March 17. Indications are prohubly the largest listo f candidates ever will file. • • • Reminder to local businesses mid offices: l.oek your doors when closing for the day. Po­ lice Blotter every day lists a series o f place* where o ffic­ ers found door* open or un­ locked. 1ha officers cannot always find the occupants Vto notify them. , • * • There’* one mean thief in the area . . . pilfering Heart Fund collection luxe*. How low-down can a man be? • • • Police chief Roy G. W il­ liams, nwaru of tliu steppedup puce o f burglary attempts in recent days, is taking steps to increase the night­ time patrol o f city streets, lie say* he may be ahla to add another man to the nighlbeat and expects to do this in the near future. To dale, the breaking and enteting at­ tempt* have, in the main, been unsuccessful. The chief aays he intends to keep it that way. • • t City Manager |H-t« Know­ les straightened us out on the matter o f waste living dump­ ed into I.ake Monroe, as questioned in Wednesday’s "Clock.” It is not the raw sewage being dumped but •‘effluent,” meaning ti rated waste (nearly plain water) a fter it pusses through the sewage disposal plunt. And the new plunt is costing $407,ouo • not *800,000. Furry, Pete. • • • Future Homemakers are sponsoring a car wash Sat­ urday to raise money for their Heart Fund candidate, Gail Coleman. It will lie held at Hekla's Gulf service on 1792 from 0 to A. The girl* say: •’ He sure to observe this l.cup Year special and support your Heart Fund.” • • fentlfc i ST. A U G U S T IN E (U P I ) — |he counted at least 20 cars locomotive unit with "a ter • Zip Code 32771 # rific blast.” An explosion, apparently trig- • derailed, W E A TH E R : Occasional rain today nnd tonight; Friday partly cloudy; high today 65*73; low tonight 45-55. “ It felt like my car left the j gered by saboteurs, derailed j “ They are shattered and today five diesel locomotives; piled up in such a jumble that pavement for a couple o f feet y Q j^ j-jj United Press I.eased W ire Established 11108 T I 1URS, KERRUARV 27. 19G1 S A N F O R f). FLO RID A NO. 135 and 27 cars of a freight train it is difficult to count them stes ght up,” Bishop said. When he saw the rail car* operated h.v the strike-plagued but it looks like about half the train left the tracks,” the login leaving the track, hr Florida East Coast Bailway. quickly |mt his automobile in No one wns seriously hurt, newsman reported. Ray Rishop, a motorist, ha i reverse to get out of the way. authorities said. An engineer Some o f the shattered rail suffered a cut on the head slopped his uutomohile at the from flying glass shattered by dossing to await passage of cars were carrying citrus and the train. He said the first four wood. Others were empty. The the blast. The names of the Miami- Diesels passed over the cross­ tt—in also contained tank cars based train crew were with­ ing then the explosion went I ut none caught fire. The explosion was the third off directly under the fifth held. such blunt on the FEC line Contrary to first reports a f­ this month. Another attempt ter the explosion, there was no ( earlier this month failed near fire, authorities said. Titusville when four boy* dis­ Tho explosion occurred rig h t' P A L A T K A (U P I ) — With armed a big dynamite bomb at a crossing on State Hoad considerable pomp ami a boost placed under the tracks by 200 near the community « f pulling the wire* loose just h e -1 M IAM I (U P I) — Fred O. from President Johnson, tha Dupont Center 10 miles south fore a freight tiain passed. Dickinson, candidate for gov­ century old dream o f a canal of this city which house* exec­ There have been two explo­ utive offices o f the rnilruad. ernor, passed off charges that across Florida takes a major step toward realization to­ sions in the Miami area and he It hand-picked by Gov. Harvey I.opez, managing day. CHICAGO (U P I) — Tile the most recent derailed a editor o f the St. Augustine Farris Bryant today as “ an Ceremonies at Rodeheaver Record, r e p o r t e d fiom the loader of the Black Muslims freight train ut New Smyrna attempt to get publicity.'' Boys Ranch 10 miles south­ scene that the blast derailed Wednesday night said heavy- Beach south o f here. west o f here marked the star* Today's Ill-fated freight was the first four o f five diesel lo­ weight champion Cassius Clay • • • comotives a n d completely had admitted he was a mem­ r.oithhound out of Miami. WASHINGTON (U P I )-SenA delegation of more than shattered the fifth. He said ber of the black supremacy ate investigators are unable to 26 Seminole Countiana am sect hut did not say where find two subpoenaed witnesses in Palatka this afternoon atlie got his information. in Hie Itohhy Baker inquiry f i n d i n g the reremonir* " I am glad that Cassius anil charged today that one of marking opening o f conClay was brave enough to say them apparently “ is giving us atrurlion o f the croas-stata he was a Muslim” Elijah Mu­ the runaround.” harge canal hy Prmidcnl hammad told a cheering Johnson. Hy special invita­ crowd o f almost 6.000 Ne­ tion of Gov. l-'arris llryant, groes at tile group's annual TALLAH ASSEE ( UP I ) these Seminole High School national convention. “ I am Gov. Farris Bryant said tlie officers are present: Steve happy that he confessed he MOSCOW — Tile Soviet state won't intervene in the Sewell, presldenr o f the Union has sent a leading Rus­ GENEVA f UP I ) — A huge is a believer." sabotage - plaqucd Florida Student Council, and class Clay did not make any sian scientist to establish a increase in American missile I East roast railway strike un­ presidents, Ed Cosky, sen­ statement about Black Mus­ satellite observation station in power has Jarred Moscow in­ til the federal government has iors; Joel F'rhd. juniors and lim membership in Miami Cuba. to serious study of President tried every settlement-possi­ Jimmy Bark*, sophomore*. Beach, where he won the The island is less than 250 Johnson's proposal for a ro c -, • • • bility. crown from Sonny l.lston mile* from the U.S. missile ket production freeze, it was o f ^instruction o f a 107-milt base at Cape Kennedy. Tuesday night. reported on high authority to­ liurgu canal that will cost Attempt* were made to The official press agency T IIE CiAVEh denoting presidency o f the Seminole County Chamber o f day. reach Clay for comment on Tass identified the scientist CHATTANOOGA, T e n n . some $168 million before i) Commerce will lie bunded tonight by Francis E. Houmillnt Jr. (le ft) to The Soviet Union, anxious Muhammad's claim but the as Nikolai Yerpylev, scienti­ (U P I) — The Jury tampering is completed in an estimated Karlyle Houahulder. (Hriilgca Photo) for economic reasons to cut new champion was not avail­ fic secretary of the Soviet trial of Teamsters Prcsklcnt eight to 10 year*. its military spending, I* work­ able Tho first fam ily took o f! He said recently he Academy of Science. James R. Iloffa may be in ing out how nuirli money it would explain his position af­ In Washington, a U. S. the hands of a federal jury by from Andrews A ir Force Rasa would save over the next five ter the Befit was over but space expert said such a sta­ early next week, according to near Washington for the ov­ or six j ears through such a failed to do so Wednesday. tion in Cuba would help the the speed of trial develop­ ernight trip. A t Jackaonvilla freeze, closely i n f o r m e d Rudolph Valentino Clay, Soviets keep more precis*' Naval A ir Station, Johnson ments today. source* said. Ihe champion's younger bro­ track of their own manned switched to a helicopter for The disclosure came after ther and a heavyweight box­ and unmanned craft in orbit. the short fligh t to the canal American disarmament chief er also, tohl an impromptu He said he doubted that the UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . site near here. William C. Foster served no­ news conference here Wed­ Russians needed a Cuban to A fter detonating a dyna­ (U P I )—Tlie "little six" elec­ tice on an impressed 17-na- nesday that he was a Black keep wa’ ch on U.S. launch­ Presentation o f the Com­ ted members of the Security mite charge to start construe He said be expects no op TALLAHASSEE ( U P I ) ings from Cape Kennedy, add­ lion disarmament conference Muslim. munity Service and Merit Council stepped up offstage tlon o f the eross-Florida barge , .............. . A suit to validate $76 million position other than the rou , ing that Soviet newsmen in and on the Soviet Union in 1 in college construction bonds tine opposition required o( A * " rd* » 11 h' Khl Khl th« ■»' negotiations on the Cyprus eunul, Johnson was flying to Florida and Russian trawparticular that American litis- < uf the Scminolt Seminole Miami Beach where tonight ......... ..-.I... ... "uul meeting of lVrs V h lch Treqw m t L\S. "East w“ ‘ County Cir- slate attorneys in order to County Chamber o f Com­ crisis toduy in search of a site strength has already more solution that would krep the ho will address $IOO-n-plato rata* every legal point and Coast waters can perform C" 1 ^ 0O'\<W merce tills evening at Maythan tripled during tliu past1 fund raising dinner given Ivy issue out o( Hie cold war, this function. a,Ur **• booJ! mvXm * iv‘ n settle It to the agitate*km fair Inn. two years. tlie Florida State Democratic of bond buyers. The official deduced that * * •* b^ ' Foster said the United1 Francis K. Itoumillat Jr., Committee. The hunts, authorized h) t'4 Sc.lets wvouk. use tf* Cu-?U.C‘W V ' J fS * •uDrsJur president, will he Slates missile arscnsl in i l u ' Johnson and his family will hie legislature and Use peoTALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — ban station as a ctoaera o h ^ ,*t* master o f ceremonies. Chap, will mushroom to 76o per cent j spend the night at tho hotel NEW ORLEANS (U P D -A serration post for obtai ni ng. , w ■ “ » • " " * ** *u,w l>le *t • statewide idertion lain Robert L. Deal, o f San- Guv, Farris Bryant udmitted its size in 1902. when the con­ and fly hack to Washiugtoa James W. hy Navy submarine hunter air- precise Florida information about1 { i ‘ B' f a' " c» * y* ! U “ >r a r... " iU |M' iPi" ‘d , " fl i foul Naval A ir Station, will Wednesday several ference began, unless Moscow Friday morning. plane today Joined a massive satellite orbits. Such data, he 'I1'1 Jr; mwVf d ,a*1 *" fl1 n« over a 30-ycur period f r o m ' __ . . . . congressional districts need ' pronounce invocation. helps “ break the vicious cir­ Johnson’s appearance at tha of K‘“ " s « ' « “ « fro1" " ,c iU ,c » , J George Touhy will ..res.-n* reapportioning, but ha said fund-raising dinner, which is cle of Hie arms race” before effort to solve Utc mystery of , a|d. is particularly Useful in ,h* ,u U . hr wouldn't call a special leg­ a oS-dcath Jetliner crash in bringing asirona.il* back to f '***''> d«V'* “ n “ * j *•, l * r « ' " » receipt* tux „ , e Cominui.lty Servl e Award then. expected to attract 3,600 per­ sprawling L a k e Ponlcliar- earth from apace l," l,d‘ Ci,n *** * ° ,J wl" lc ll'c on utilities ’ n *r*i w . . . to the unannounced recipient, islative session to correct this sons, opens a Fo»iwr urged the Soviets train. Democratic ! ___________ _ market I* so favorable. I he slate board of ixluva- llfu.r whlch K>rlyle one problem. to negotiate a missile freeze drive to carry the president­ The money will be used to Several congressmen were lion, which will oversee U*« ||lo|drP will receive the gavel ami agree to another pro|Hisal ial ticket in the State this build $16 million in cla>«expected to observe Hie invc*. program. .. expected to »e 1 „ fro|n Uouln,|Ut to stop the production of fis­ November. The last Demo­ |rooms ami other building* at he first set of bonds, total. tigution of Tuesday's crash of |t,.p. H. j . „ a v i i Jr< wiu WASHINGTON (U P I)- S c n - cratic presidential candidal s sionable material* for nuclear state universities, including Eastern Air Lines flight 3ul Ing KS ."lllioo immediately |ltVil.(lt , |l(J Mt>rit Aw ald t j ate leaders, apparently postura;>on* saying these “ are to win Florida’s 14 elccturiu! a new I diversity in Pensa­ Horn New Orleans interna­ after v alidaUon by circuit and |„ le ulmmiuun,.,.d tM ,p i.llf| INitiing action on tliu civil promising areas fur early tional uirport. votes wus H arry S. Truman cola and planning for another the supreme court, and other follow ed liy ini i nduct inn of rights hill until next week, in 1018. agreement.” university at Orlando, and The Civil Aeronautic* Board issue* up to the *76 million j w n ' gur.ta t.y HOUSTON f D P I) Jaing. a by Sen. moved today towards passage Soviet negotiator Semyon K. H ie canal dedication cere­ Fto million for buildings al total as needed during Hie (C A B ) is lirading the investi­ horemen . three Oulf of 1)Ijp Jllnior collPBr,. of the *17 billion defense auth­ monies drew 15,000 persona, Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Tsarapkin played for time in biennium. gation and search. There has iliig . Gen. Hurry J. Sands orization hill and wheat and including Gov. Farris Bryant replying to Foster, lie claim­ «In m m \ Assistant Atty. Gen. Italph been no indication of wlial f , reign ships with wheat for 0 duu.. who filed the suit. Jr., romiiinnder o f tho A ir cotton legislation. ed a missile freeze “ would uud Democratic Sell*. Georgy might have caused Hie crash. . Force .Mis.ile Test Center, ul ‘m 0 nlon' At least , a|,| j|,e ,(a|c expect* |„ pm not mean a cessation of the A. Smuthcrs and Spesiurd L. Tlie congressmen w e r e four more vessels waited to on extensive testimony on Patrick A FII, will give an arms race" and may only Holland. members of the House Inter­ illustrated address on “ What * C' ln o * "• dock"feasibility amt need for the permit more spending on TORONTO (U P I) — A tnclTlie First Lady and two state and Foreign Commerce 1 he loadings ended ■ week tx)ni|, in ordcr |o bull(, la lining On a l Cape Ken­ ancltoly Richard Burton thrill­ Johnson other weapons. daughters, Lynda Committee subcommittee on long boycott of foreign ships . » , r)ins ri.tx)rd> nedy.” ed the audience Wednesday Bird, II), and Lucy Buines, 10, aviation. by Hie International Long-1--------- — ____________________ night at Hie opening of Sir are not expected to mukc uuy PARIS (U P I) — France lias They were to lie led by Hep shoremen's Association (IL A ). , John Gielgud's production of speeches. They are making the received a demand for the John Bell Williams, D-Miss., Workers at Houston stopped b l C p h e n S O n "H am let." Performed In “ re­ one-day trip, according ut a extradition of Madame Ngo subcommittee chairman, lie ■hrlrfly briefly Wednesday when'the*' when the' hearsal dre**-' rostumes and While House spokesman, tieDinli N ' iii from SoiiUi Viet said Hie purpose o f their visit saw a small group of anti V^UOllllCS on a near naked singe, the ruilsu Johnson “ loves to lisva Red Rarlx-r, a former San- i was to “ observe operation*.” Nam, French government Police early today thwarted Communist pickets, but pro Hob Steplieniou qualified play was reduced to clear, de­ tliu ladlea in hi* lifa with ford msn who won national sources said today. n hiirglury uttempt at Julies reeded to load the Turkish Wednesday to run again for finable |MK'lry. him." fame a* a sports,■aster, i* re­ The extradition demand Electric Company, -101 South vessel Umran on onlers from the group 2 North Orlando ported to lie improving at an \ was delivered Wednesday and laiiircl Ave. a foreman. |council |>nst ho now holds. Emporia, Va., hospital after was turned over to Ihe gov­ pMll'olmiiil Mike Rotuildo In New Orleans, workers At the sumo time Harold , suffering a heart attack Mon­ ernment departments concern­ reported he tried the office were scheduled to begin loadE. Wilkes, a newcomer in A warning fiom Casselberry day night. Barber, now <* ed for study, the sources suld. door at about 12:30 a.in., ing Hie Dutch frcigiiler Aste- village politics, filed his i member o f the New York Mayor Owen Anstey that the On Tuesday the sister-in- found it locked, then returned rope today and the Greek ship1 qualifying |>rtitiun us a cun1 Yankers’ radio und television town’s dog unlinunce will be law of the lale South Viet­ III about 16 minutes to find it Kvntiinos later this week. ididute fur the group I seat broadcasting stuff, had stop­ stringently enforced till* year namese president ridiculed unlocked. At Galveston. Tex., the also being sought by Mrs. , , .... . . ... ped at an Emporia motel to |was issued today ronrurrcntly j Ihe idea of her extradition as He theorized that his first k. \C,Wl |S‘ ,,r° » ,nd " ,c " n' " l \r ln*iev [ spend the night while en with arrival o f new IDtU dog ^ •'idiotic " cheek of the door frightened British L o n d o n Craftsman In addition to the council route to the Yankee Spring She fired off a communique All dogs within the muniby* A spokeaman said office. Stephenson also serves ' when she read press rc|>orts the thieves, concealed in the training camp at St. Peters­ building, away. cipul lim it, of Casselberry klad,nj* of tlie lamdon Crafts-1«» pollco and f re commis- of Ihe extradilion. burg. ," ay ,M'* in ,0<J* y or Kr| l ‘ loner fur " ,r ' ‘ Is It bvraUM* they are so A fte r graduating from high must be licensed by April 1. lllsrkw all, *' school here, Barber attended Tag* limy be purchased at the beaten on all sides that, to v plus ta t A ™ iirrap. Tire ' ~ _ save face, they run do noUt the University o f Florida Town Hull upon presentation _ /’ Whitewalls $2 ing else hut attack a widow where he entered the field of of a current iniH-ulutfon slip S a i l f O r G O a t i a l t mure. 730x14, and orphans?" she wrote, j I'olice arc keeping a dose sports broadcasting. For a to Mi*. Mary Hawthorne, 800x14, number o f years he « « > di­ del k. * 830x14, A motorist Identified as watch on tlu< parking lot at ) 900x14, rector o f sports for the Col­ ‘ .Seminole Memorial Hospital I’ rogres* repurt of engineer- Mary ('. Alexander uf 7 0 | W. 930x11. umbia Broadcasting System. ling plans, to date, for the Ninth St. was charged with where vandal* have been loot- LBJ Launches Barge Canal Project Ceremonies BRIEFS Near Palatka r iS L W A ... Cassius Clay Black Muslim, 'Elijah' Says Dickinson Replies ‘ Runaround’ Russia Admits Top Scientist Sent To Cuba U. S. Missile Power Report Jars Russia N ot Y et Trial N ear End State Acts To Get Bond Sales Going Awards Will Be Presented By C. Of C. Tonight Congressmen At Scene Of Crash » Cyprus Push Bryant Admits It Gulf Dockers Load Wheat Senate Switch South Viet Nam Seeks Mme. Nhu Red Barber Improving Burton Pleases Burglary Here Is Thwarted j Warning Issued On Dog Law We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES l NOW O N LY Smoking In Bed Blamed For Fire Smoking in lied was hlnincd today by city firemen for an early morning mattress fire at 201H West 18th trect. Firemen said the house is owned by Charles Spivey snd occupied by ||. E. Anderson nnd Roliert Thompson. They said damage was cuiifinrd to the mattress and smoke in the house. The alarm wss turned in st 1:24 a. m. Vandals Strip Parked Cars Driver Charged In Accident Report Slated * By 1070, says Douglas Stenstrum, attorney fur the County school board, Semi­ nole will have an estimated population o f lOU.boo people. This mean* the county will have to provide school facil­ ities for 29,300 children, twice a* many a* we now have. Ib is also means 61)0 new classrooms at a cost of about $11,6*H) each, 600 new teachers. The rost o f the class­ rooms alone will be nearly (0 million. (Tlrr > Gerhardt Drops Out Of Race No Opening At End Of Line j proposed St. Johns-lndiun Ri- failing to yield the right of ! ver Canal will tie present! i way after u two-car crash at Frank It. Gurliurdt, form er and I’ark Avenue I by Harold Scott, Jncksonvil- Ninth Altaipunte Springs Council Wrdnr.da) after|le. to the directors o f the Wednesday idgliL noon store closing hours member, today withdrew from Tlie police report said the iC'snsI District on March '7 at Hie rate fur County Commis­ are convenient to most peoa meeting in Titusville, it Alexander rur and one driven sioner for District 3. giving plr. hut not la a truck driv­ I was announced today by l»y Roger H. Garner o f L'ilH us Ids irasun “ mounting er who journt)rd here from I Chairman John Krider. Summerlin Ave. collided at pres-uir of lm-inets that I .Springs*tile, Als. the intersection. feel I could not devote suf­ Driving a giant tractorficient time to tlie position.” trailer, hr parked on West A public bearing on tlie r e -1 U/UT I V I l l H l> O y Gerliaidt threw his support First Street with a cargo of rabinrts for a furniture worked comprehensive zoning FORT I, A U D K It D A L E to Lawrence Swofford, reuidinunce for the town of ( us- ( U l 'l ) — Sidney Jonu* Jr., (I,, questing that l.<* friends supslore. “ Just my lurk,” he mut­ selbeiry will be held at 7:30 wus struck uud killed by a car port the .Mayor uf Altamonte p. m. Munduy In the Town near his home Wednesday Springs for the Commission tered, after Irjin g the door Hull. night. jpust. and finding it locked. Zoning Hearing „ j ^ “ .7 ~ •--N‘V *1 I New Tread 1car* purked there at night. I Automobiles have had aer' iuls and mirrors ripped o ff and tlie paint scratched hy persons linking in the aieu, police report. Unholy Th ief Nothing's sacred. I’hilip II. Frison told po­ lice Wednr.-day night some­ one stole the battery from Ills car while hu was holding service* at his New Salem Primitive baptist Church at 1500 West 12th Street. TIKES BUDGET TERM S • Genuine Mrltobcrla retread* applied on sound lira casings! • Free Mounting 405 W. FIUHT 8T. FA 2-0651 Florid* Distributors For Denman Custom BuUt Tires 'Leap Year Days' Bargains At Sanford Stores This Weekend j ii i * . if t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, February 26, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 26, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4ab60a78fcef53eb2474edbd922da75.pdf 2dbfed93cff51d0ca99db4db1cdd53fb PDF Text Text Pag* 12 — Fab. 24, 1964 Income Tax - 5 If M arriage Is On Rocks? Tha only exception to this is By Otari** W. M o m m u where a contingency, euch as Written for Newspaper Enterprise Asaa. death or remarriage, can ter­ minate the less-than-10-year (FlfUt of 1* Articles) Alone with I t s h u m a n obligation. Then the payments wreckage, a marriage broken will qualify as deductible "pe­ bp dirorc* or separation riodic payments." Are a divorce lawyer’a fee leaves a host of tax problems and confusion. This article deductible! No. Ordinarily will tell how to handle all* not, unless the fee can qualify monp and support payments on IMS' tax returns. A man who Itemises deduc­ tions map deduct alimony or separata maintenance pay­ ments as they are defined In ths tax law. He may not deduct pay­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) ments which hare been ape- The Florida mortgage-banking cificialy designated as sup­ house of Stockton, Whatley, port for minor children. Davin and Co., (SWD) and Whatever money is deduct­ ed by the man as alimony or the General American Oil separate maintenance is, how. Co., Dallas, Tex. have an; ever, taxable income for the nounced plans to consolidate resources. woman who receives It. SWD President J. J. Daniel. Child s u p p o r t payments, sine* they are not deductible Jacksonville and American for the man, are not consid­ Oil Co. President W. L. Per­ ered taxable income for the ryman, said the oil company would acquire all the assets woman. To bo deductible, alimony of SWD In exchange for 313,and s e p a r a t e maintenance 000 shares of General Ameri­ payments must satisfy each of can Oil common stock. The officers said the transaction the following testa: —They must bo required la still subject to the approval under or Incident to a court of the board of directors of decree of either divorce or each company. separata maintenance or un­ der a written s e p a r a t i o n agreement or a support de­ cree. —They must h a v o b e e n either paid In discharge of a legal obligation based upon Invitation to the Deltona tha marriage or family rela­ tionship, or required by the Pioneers Club to join the Desupport decree, or made un­ Bary Glee Club was extended der tha separation agreement at the February meeting of and because of the marriage the Glee Club during which a program of patriotic and or family relationship. —They must have • been love songs was presented to paid after the decree of di­ commemorate the month. Mrs. Charles Creaaey was vorce >or separation, or after presented aa chairman of the separation agreement. the hospitality committee. — They must generally have Assisting her will be Mrs. boon what the law calls "pe­ Boiaford, Mrs. W. Cole and riodic payments." Dot Demlng. (It is true that certain In­ Named to the refreshment stallment payments of a total committee were Mrs. Haw­ fixed amount of alimony may thorn, Marion Roberta and bo deductible even though Sophia Stuttrrheim. they do not technically quali­ fy aa "periodic payments." In 1857, Elisabeth Barrett Hut you must check carefully to see whether such Install­ Browning addressed a peti­ ment payments of a specific tion to Napoleon asking him total sum era In this cate- to remit ths exile sentence passed upon Victor Hugo. gory.) What la meant by "periodic paym ents!" They may be either p a y m e n t of fixed amounts for an Indefinite pe­ riod of time or payments of an indefinite amount (like a per­ centage of salary) for a fixed or indefinite period. They need not be made at regular inter­ vals. Generali, f i x e d payments for a fixed period of less than 10 years are not periodic pay­ ments and are not deductible. Banking, Oil Firms To Merge Deltona Club Invited To Join Glee Club Beta Club Inducts Two New Mem bers By Jaae Casselberry The BeU Club, Lyman High School's honor society, held an induction ceremony and reception for new mem bers and parents last Moo day night in the school audi­ torium. County School Superinten­ dent R. T. MUwee was guest speaker. The Beta Club creed was explained by officers Glenda Payne, Sfarcla Easterling Loieanne Wagner and Syl­ via Chambers. New members inducted by Principal Carlton Henley were Ruth Keira. a Junior and Da­ vid Ryan, a sophomore. Members inducted in Dec­ (NEXT: Deductions for ember also were honored. In­ education.) cluded in this group vere Peter Carlson. David King, Mary Mack, Paula Riddle, Andrew Hinely. Harry Marshall, Mary Midgette. Susan Lakalosh. Kerry Parker, Gwyn Rutenkroger, Steven Brady. Robert Goplen, Tom McLaughlin. KeUy Trawick, By Julia Rartos A reminder has been issued Demetrius and Dorian TherCandice Bamford, for members of the Altamonte manos, Nancy George, Kathleen Kent, Civic Club that there will be a meeting of the Federation of Women’s Club this Thurs­ Exchange Up day a t 10:30 a. tn. a t the SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— Women's Club in Sanford. A The Pacific Coast Stock Ex­ covered dish luncheon will fol­ change did a $1,542,412,811 low the meeting. volume business in 19*13, 40 Members of the Atlamonle per cent above the 19*52 total, Club who did not attend the a market bulletin says. Feb. 6 meeting and who wish to enter the hnt and dress con­ test planned for the Starch 4 meeting are asked to contact Mrs. W. Morrell. The club will sponsor an oldfashioned food sale on March 14 from 10 a. m. until 1 p. in. at the Community House on Slaitland Avenue. as payments in connection with tax advice. Sometimes a divorced hus­ band is required by a court to pay the insurance, mort­ gage, Interest, taxes and util ities for a house he and his exwife still own jointly (with rights of survivorship). Are these expenses deductible alimony! No. The IBS says he cannot deduct aa alimony any of these expenses, except the utilities. However, he ran de­ duct the interest and taxes to the extent these items ordi­ narily are deductible by any homeowner. Club Members Gel Reminder Cynthia Legg, Eurnice Murray. Nancy Payne. Mary Peterson and Carolyn Thom as. Several musical numbers were presented by BeU mem bers. Piano solos were play ed by Gwyn Rutenkroger and Glenda Payne. A trumpet solo was presented by Pat McLaughlin who was acrom panied by hta brother, Tom, on the piano. Mrs. Aldia Milwee. BeU Club sponsor, waa in charge of the program. Refreshments were served following the program. Burial Insurance Sold by Mail . . . You may be qualified for $1,000 life insurance . . . an rou will not burden your nvrd ones with funeral and other expenses. • This NEW policy is especially helpful to those between 40 and 00. No medical examination necesOU> LINE L E G A L RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE. . . . No agent will rail on you. Free Information, no obliga­ tion. Tear out this ad right now. . . . Send your name, address and year of birth to: Central Security Life Insurance Co., Dept C-t IK. 1418 West Rose, dale, Fort Worth 4, Texas. 1 ROOFING Ite-Hoofing or liuildinit? Lake Mary Girl In Contest Miss Dolores Klrscb. 20, daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. II. Goble of Lake Mao', has been selected as a contesUnt for the 1901 "Florida Cltrua Quern" title. The contest will be held in Monday night, March ». in Winter Haven as a feature of the Florida Citrus Exposi­ tion. Miss Klrsch is being spon­ sored by tiie Winter Park Chamber of Commerce. Slnuler* Hilt BIRD Wind Seal SHINGLES . Get. All Material* and Innlallation On Our Easy Term* I'lan. Only One Hill To Pay The Gregory Way. Maple A re. ut 6th St. Carolyn King Melon Queen CYPRESS GARDENS (UP1) —Carolyn King, a slender blonde from Bartow, will be Florida's entry in the Na tional Watermelon Queen eon test a t Jacksonville next month. Miss King won the Flor ids watermelon queen title at Cypress Gardens Sunday Judy Lynn Prlnre 21, Land O'Lakes was runner up. Both girls are students at the Uni verslty of Florida. Scientists tell us that the camel family had its sU rt in North America and not in Asia as we might suppose. SANFORD N jwe’se tar Mm a i ___ . ta ast a week sag mod. yew church ar syaagsi la shea er perhaps i sasitia sat. . . read tha Tha Sanford Herald THURS. FEB. 27th GRAND OPENING THURS. FEB. 27th IN NEW PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER LOCATION Virginia PetrueU F. O. Bax U!4 Baafsri Phyllis RugrasUln FA 1-4234 Latin Mary Nam Mania TK 1-1114 a. (2 DOORS FROM A&P FOOD STORE) SEARS C A T A L O G SANFORD, FLA. S A L I S O F f I C B PHONE 322-1771 Wed. B & 25th b PARK, SANFORD �Sanford To Add Fluoride To Water Supply ^ « l O 0* Sanford’s serenity a n d beauty here arm hereabouts was never mure delightful than It was Sunday. In the ^ warming stillness of the ^ afternoon sun, hosts of “Sun­ day drivers” took advantage of the colorful setting out of which welled up deep ap­ preciation of some of the many glories of God's crea­ tion. • • • While the azaleas still are a few days from the height % of their glory, enough of them are bursting Into bloom to warrant the drive around the neighborhoods of this SL Johns river garden spot. The whole city will be a veritable riot of colorful azaleas, and Sunday’s sunshine set them off In all their gorgeous splendor. § At the too the monkeys on “the Island” haven’t had a chance In a long time to meet so many new and interesting people! Kach bird or animal teemed determined to do its best to moke sure the visit­ ors came back again - soon. • • • Backed by the verdure of Q the trees across Lake Mon­ roe a small craft under sail latlly made its way Into the •‘snug harbor" of the yacht basin. Serenity! I • • • Picnic baskets and the huge appetites that gather •round them on such outings took their places on the tablea along the lake front, the ™ scenic surroundings and tas­ ty tidbita making a combi­ nation that makes for chil­ dren's laughter and the hap­ piness of loving parents. • s • At the corner of Celery Avenue and Cameron Avenue the eye-cutchlng, breath-tak­ ing beauty of the Andrea’ £ front yard stopped many a ear. Some riders became pedestrians In order to get a closer look at the stately tulips in the splash of colurs, their bordering petunias set under waving palm fronds on a carpet of gorgeous green grass. A sight well worth the trip) s e e ft Across the lake the tower­ ing oaks festooned with mots cast flickering ’s h a d o w s across the road as the after­ noon sun slowly dipped to­ ward the St. Johns. Beauti­ ful contrasts in grays, gold and greens! i I • # • The lane to Stone Island a beckoned. Here the “ Big ® Mansion” of the Sam Lawson's stands eut as a land­ mark of yesteryears. But on the lake front to the west, delightfully screened by the leafy lovllnees of the trees, but In full view of the pan­ oramic treat of the vast ex­ panse of Lake Monroe, ate the modern retreats of "the ft three colonels." Far removed • from the bustle of traffic • and traumas, tbc-e homes echo to the trill of songbirds. • s s , What Itetter day could the sales force of Deltona have than this one 7 And here at the Deltona club house on the wave-caressed shore there I were two bus loads of pros* peits from “ up the country who are getting the selling of their livea just from the scenic wonder and the bril­ liant sun. And there, sure enough, was one of the visit­ ors, sans shirt, torso glisten­ ing In Old Sol’s smile, hav­ ing his picture taken to "prove It all” to the friends ft at home. • • • The Sanford Woman’s Club ia now making plans for It* annual Animated Magaslne tv be presented March lb, at the organization's club house on Oak Avenue. Mrs. George Welle of Sanford is the pro­ gram chairman. I * * * & Item in the Sanford Kiwanla Club Bulletin — "A nickel goes a long way now­ adays. You ran carry one for daya before finding anything It’ll buy.” • # • Someone called U say that tha Beatles have given a new meaning to longhair uJIu> j^attforfr ib r a lb » Zip Code .'J2771 ft WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with showers likely late today; high today in 70s; low tonight in 50s. Established 1908 TUES., FEBRUARY 25, 1964 SANFORI). FLORIDA NO. 133 VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire New School Dedication Tonight Early Action Due nY HARRY JOHNSON Sanford’s water supply will contain fluoride ns a result of action taken Monday nijjht by the City Commission. The fluoridation ordinance was passed on first rending and then com­ missioners waived the second rending to mnke the move official. There were no dissenting votes and the regulation sailed through the commission chamber without opposition from visitors. Instead, two members of the gallery complimented commissioners for the smooth, orderly manner in which the ordinance was adopted. Fluoride is e.\|>ectcd to be added as soon us the necessary arrangements ★ ★ ★ Annexation Of New Shopping Center Started can be made. Paralleling this action was the commission's move to begin an $800.000 program un­ der a revenue certificate Issur for water Improvement. Some water rate increases will be evidenced for those using larger quantities. The increases will be nominal and limited to* users of more than 100,000 gallons a month. Ttw increase will range from three to five cents a thousand. According to Ihe city's fis­ cal agent, the revenue certi­ ficate Issue wiP bring an add­ ed debt service of about $48.000 annually- and engineers have rstlmaled Ihe annual operating cx|M>nsc to be $8,900. A tabulation accompanying City Manager Warren E. Knowles' data allowed that more than 98 per cent of the 5,194 active accounts average under 50,000 gallons of water usage a month. Another table lists the wa­ ter rates presently In all Cen­ tral Florida communities and, according to Knowles, it re­ veals (hat Sanford's rat* are "In line" wilh the other areas. “ In the higher consumption figures," Knowles pointed out, “Sanford's rate drops off un­ til It becomes one of the very lowest." To supplement the Income needed fur the water improve­ ment program, commission­ ers also agreed to eliminate tl.e beautification discount. It was noted Sanford "appears to be tha only community »UU having this." The changes would net a to­ tal added revenue of $15,823. “ By- combining this wilh tl.e $(0,000 usually appro­ priated annually for future improvements, the city would have $55,623 available to strj vice Hie debt and costa of the present water Improvement p r o g r a m , " commission­ ers were told. Annexation of the Sanford Shopping Center site was started Monday night as tlie City Commission authorized! the moving in of necessaryequipment to accomplish It. The matter was up for first reading of the annexation or­ dinance. Following it, cominissioners w a I v c d second reading of the ordinanre. They also authorized the ex! penditure of $22,753 .06 (or the purchase of mntcrials for util­ ities needed to complete the DOUGLAS STENSTKO.M MORRIS RUBY JACK JENNINGS H. T. MIL WEE JOHN UUHTON IV program. . . . speaker . . . builder . . . principal . . . superintendent . . . architect In other action, the com­ Although no dale hat been County Board of Public In­ of the Orange County School members of the County school Supt. MUwce, "evolves In its mission: —Approved a change in a officially set for the actual struction, will address a Board and the general con­ board which Includes Chair­ basic concept from planning tractor for the construction of man Dan Wright, Mason begun by the school board local ordinance which cur­ opening of Seminole’s new large group of dignitaries and the plant; John Burton IV, Wharton. Dr. A.W. Epps Jr., and administrative staff as rently limits the 2 a m. clos­ English Estates Elementary guests expected to be on the architect;; and Morris John Evans and Jim Birken- early as 1961. It was appar­ ing for liquor outlets to hotels School, the modem air-condi­ band for the dedicatory cere­ Ruby, principal of the school. meyer. ent at that time that a new with a 100 room capacity. The to constructing change will allow the Vaklcz Mayor Owen Anstey of Cas­ approach Chairman James P. Avery tioned plant will be dedicated monies. The public is invilod at open house activities to­ to attend, it was announced will lead a delegation of selberry and Mayor G. C. school facilities was necess­ Hotel's Caribe Lounge to stay today by County Schools Sup­ County Commissioners, Slate Jackson of Maitland will rep­ ary if the county was to be open weekdays and Saturday night starting at 8. Sen. Mack Cleveland, Reps. resent their respective com­ kept current with the newest nights till 2 a.m. Douglas Slcnslrom, former erintendent R. T. Milwcc. trends in the field of educastate senator and currently Among special guests will Jan Fortune and Joe Davis munities. —Tabled a proposed action "This new plant," said lion. the attorney for Uic Seminole be Jack Jennings, a member Jr., also will hr on hand with on sale of the old library site. A request to purchase It was made by First Presbyterian Church in ordrr to exchange It with tlie Womcn'a Club to they can obtain that building. Hie city waa offered 110,000 and Uni reviewed valuation wai set at $13,500. —Referred for ftetiw r ee a m lstkm ,'study «e etter fey “ As an announced cai the ru g lot U et etfka. AspuMIc hswTt* w r ^ p oB-'t __________ _ Breiky Odkam is «H (fee weIda rendida -s date who haa proven Ida d LO. Both begirt and after his ter eyetea la laalead Bstates abilities as county tax a.t-eag- .choo"! B rnlnrii Memurw Huaplul FW,rUf Houm of * ^ ^ " 7 W l l t a r y *m ice. Petree served to the dty. or I believe fair and equal nilssluncrs levy" llie“ iaxes ’for today was railed by tlio Couu- l,' rs I°r Sfminolf Cdunty.T;n Washington with the Board —Approved e request far e I The South Seminole resident la 0f Immigration Appeals and beer and wine license at the tax assessment is the very the operation of Our county." ty Commission. foundation of good govern­ McCann* continued: "To in­ The Commission art the apr- a partner in the Orlando law Ilia Department of Justice, Bass Grocery Market at 2700 ment,” said Richard E. Mg- sure fair and equal’ assess­ rial hearing for 9 a. m„ March lorn of Bishop & Bomiteln. | Petivr. a life-long Democrat, Sanford Avenue. Canna today in tossing Ills hat —Referred to the city attor­ I'etree attended the Ameriircently named one of the ments, modern, sound and 3«». In the vvoiks is a tiO-hcd ail-'ran University in Washington, It) outstanding Young Demo­ ney’ a request for the city to nationally accepted appraisal dition to the local hospital D. C., did giaduate work at crats in the nation, lie is pres­ taka over tlie opera IIon of tlie principles must be used to act which, officials told co m m is- tm. University of Virginia, at- ently one of the vice presi­ sewer lift station at Seminole up a system of property val­ sioners, is continuously over- tended George Washington dents of tlie Young Democrat­ High School. uations. Property o w n e r s University College uf Law und ic Chilis of Florida, adviser tu should tie welcome to exam­ taxed. County officials had planned i was graduated from Duke tl.e Teen linn Club* of Floriine the records and to talk over their problems directly to hold tlie healing at - the Univoisity College of laivv. He da, and President of the Or­ April meeting. However, after is a member of tho Florida range County Young Deinowith the assessor. “ If elected. I will eliminate A. R. Peterson Sr., hospital Bar, the Frdrial Bar anil the crate. On announcing his randifiling of personal property- board chairman, explained the Supreme Court of the United urgeney of the project, they States. Jury for the Seminole House tax returns by householders, Following h i s graduation scat, Petree issued tile follow­ simplify homestead exemp­ moved the dutu ahead to Dnanimutre agreement to ofMarch .10. fiom law nrliool, I'etree was ing statement. tion procedures and provide fi r tl.e county $20,700 toward The resolution to be acted con missioned as eaptuin In \ „j jpr| ,,l(1 t|me j,M| come more convenient services for co-operative |>uyment for pavtaxpayers throughout t h e upon at the hearing would the United 8 t e t e e A r m y , for Seminole County to com- ing 2.1 mile* of Winter Park provide for a .67 mill levy as Judge Advocate G e n e r a I’s ' nlrnc# „ |)ro|rram of |unK county." Drive waa reuched Monday McCanns has been a real the county’s part of matching Corps. He served as acting rMnj.# ,,Unn|nB ,|f i |,jn*d to night by member* of the Caaestate broker and property- funds for the Id.'.(t.OOO project. (chief of Maria I claims at Fort nlltiri,,„to „n,| ro,„. wilh the selberry Board of Aldermen. The county would, should | ILdal.uid, Md., und aa special problems presented by the appraiser for 15 years, vice If the proposal meets with the hearing be surressful, pro­ mushrooming suburban com­ tho approval of the Cuunty president and member of the vide $350,000 over a threemunities in both thu North Commission, the town uf Cas­ executive committee of the year period, at .j Soutl. ends uf tl.e Cuunty. selberry, for the first time in Seminole County Chamber of Tlie commissioners teported II. E. McCANNA Hc.nlnulo County can nu long­ its history, will borrow funds Commerce, former member today er afford to ignore tl.e fact to finance the project Board of the Seminole County zon.they . . had previously- InIi-l that it is about to be deeply members agreed on a $ 16,000 ing board, mayor of Maitland *I>cct1eU ho<',iu l ,k" involved in the rommerrial loan which will lie added to H O I t CARROLL, now fur two terms and resides lei mined tl.e ulgcul need for und population explosion of tl.e town'e road ami bridge rmmdinir out hin find with hit wile and three chil­ expansion. thu greater Central Flurida fund of $6,700. It also was four-year term a« condren In South Seminole Coun­ The balance uf the $050,000 would come fiom the Hill-Bur­ uteu. If elected as a repre­ ' agreed tl.ut ||.u town would Htuhle of Dintrict 4, to­ NEW ORLEANS (DPII - ty. ton Fund. sentative uf Seminole County, accept u. uiutei.ui.ee of the day announced hin can­ An Eastern Air Lines DCs jet­ Other action U.is morning I would encourage an Increas­ i road which will he paved from I didacy for re-election, concerned primarily* thu need liner with fit! persons aboard ed participation by this coun­ I Rcmlnula Boulevard to SR uddinir that "I’ve ser­ for additional roads and ini■lushed into 10 feet of water ty in the activities of such 430 and will be of seven-y-rar ved the public to the piovemtnl uf existing traffic study und survey organiza­ maintri.ui.n- fn-e construction. b e n t of my ability In lathe Pontrhaitrain in early arteries. tions aa the East Centre! Flor­ In other business it wus un­ thene Iant three yearn morning darkness today, min­ Members of the Seminole Paving of Winter Purk Bond ida Plum.ing Council. animously voted to accept and would like to con­ County Chamber ol Commerce utes after takeoff from New in Casst-lbcriy, as requested ••Certain areas of Seminole transfer of title to cemetery | tinue to do no.” Orleans. Officials reported no Coffee Club will be Lite guests by a contingent of citizens (H erald P h o to ) County, and Sanford, In par­ property from the Casselberry: of the Central Florida Exper­ survlvora. from there, was delayed pend­ ticular, have ei.orn.oua poten­ Community Methodist Church I Thera was no advance indl- iment Station at the Experl- ing the commission's confertial* for tl.e attraction of light upon approval uf a negotiable cation of trouble . . the plane. | raenUl Farm 00 E ,,t C*ler> rl.ee with its technical’ advis­ industry, such us electronic contractual agreement w ith. with 4!) passengers and a crew I Avcm,c T1,ur^ * y morning »t ers. R. G. I'ETREE component.- and plastics. W* Casselberry Gardens, of 7, left New Orleans .... the 10 ° 'ck,ck- Dr* Juh" W‘ W“ ’ Chairman James P. Avery rued to fully ti.eas.rre the as­ Agreement also was reached! sc.ond leg of « flight fro.., *®n/ ‘| iliu^ l;n,0!"ol^8i*1: .'*i.11 Jr. told the group it would set* of our County and make that Little League be oflered welcome the “kaffccklatch.'Iixlco City to New York. mean tl.e revamping uf the tl.e attractive l.usincs* cliiuuta a sub lease arrangement for Pilot William Z. Zcng “non­ ers” and introduce the station county's road program and which prevail* here known to one uf the town'* hum-bull dia­ chalantly" acknowledged or­ personnel. A motorcade will the proposal would requite ' mure films set-king relocation mond* with the town to un­ One thousand inure automo­ lurnr at ti.c Chamber buildbiles are in Seminole County further study. der* to veer northrastwurd, in Florida." derwrite lighting cost* of $2,- this year as compared to GAINESVILLE (Ul’l) and the plane vanished from inK 8 43 ,0 rro \ ‘dc tr ,n »' 600. All game* in the Suuth last year, according to Sirs. President L. V. Davis an-1 radar screens a few moments l“>rtation for member, planSeminole Little league would Marjorie Shepard, assistant ning to attend. r.oui.erd today the Florida later. he played un this field. Action tax collector. Voter* league will meet In on the matter, however, would Through last Thursday'* O.lando March 14-15, with be (ubject to extending tl.e deadline, Mr*. Shepard said M n. J. D. (Mon*) Grin some 300 delegate* from local| Meeting Set i Funeral services lor John­ board's present lease with 21,914 license plates were sold WASHINGTON (UP!* — stead, of North Orlando, this affiliated voters leagues cxPresidcnt Johiuon will receive morning filed her qualifyingi iretcd to attend. ny E. (Budd.*-) Lseaoe, U- Hibbard Casselberry. as compared to 20.815 in 1963, King llustein of Jordan for an [tetition as a candidate In the Davis said tl.e candidates y cr-o.'u .liu k u ls High School an increase of 1,0*19. GAINESVILLE. (U P I)-A “informal" meeting a t tl.e ilarch 17 elections for the far governor have been invib- star athlete, will be conducted Increased cost of tag* and new $4.5 million battery- man­ White House April II. by Rev. John T. Adams Jr. at GOP To LBJ group 4 council post now held <d. extension to 13 monUis was ufacturing plant has been WASHINGTON (Ul*l) — reflected in revenue, a total 2 p.m. Wednesday at First by W. W. Anderson who ha* > — ■ ------ - - opened here, the General Methodist Church. Burial will Tha "LBJ” brand turns up In of $662,218.09 collected this publicly stated that he will Electric Co. annoum-rd today. Lucy To Luci be In Oakdale Cemetery, De- tha must unlikely places. The year as against $161,742.44 nut seek return to tl.e office. Charges Dropped Republican C o n g r c **iunal last year. The plant located or. a 105 WASHINGTON (U l’l) 5lrt. Grins lead has been County Judge Vernon Mize Land. acre eite seven miles north­ President Johnson’s 16-year- active in many civic and soc­ today, at the request of the Lawson was killed in an Committee newsletter ia dis­ Mailing servlet this year west of here, will produce o!d daughter haa let it b* le! organizations of the vill­ complaining witness, dismiss­ automobile accident Sunday tributing LBJ-type automobile alao proved popular, M n. bumper stick*re. Only these Shepard laid, with 2.000 tags rechargeable nickel-radium known that (ha prefer* to age and for a number of ed rape charges against Char­ night at Orlando. batteries used in a variety of ,s|wll her name “Luci" not! years has served as Herald les o. BeighUd and Dsmpsey Brisson Funeral Home Ig In •litkera read: "Lat'a Beat myilad between Jan. 1 and Feb, 20. 1 Lee Grit)in. I Lucy, cord Was equipment charge af arrangenaou. i reporter for til* area. Hearing Set On Petree Enters Race Tax To Build For-Florida House Tax Assessor Race Hospital Wing Appraiser Enters Casselberry OKs Paving Funds ¥ 56 Die As Jet Crashes At N. 0 . C. Of C. To Be Guest At Farm Seminole Cars Increase 1,000 Voters League Sets Meeting Mrs. Grinstead *n Council Race Gainesville Gets Plant Lawson Rites Wednesday ★ ★ ★ Downtown Area To Get Added Parking Space An attempt to Increase b u * Iness for downtown merchants will be undertaken as a re­ sult of Monday night aetlon by the City Commission. It Involves changes in the parking pattern on First Street and 5tagnolla and Pal­ metto Avenues in (ha immed­ iate downtown area. Angle parking will be per­ mitted on bath sides of First and .Magnolia and on the west side of Palmetto. This, It was explained, wlU give added parking spaces and, with the elimination of so • ealled "loading sonea" wherever possible, e t h e r spaces would be made avail­ able. Commissioners also decided to remove the white line on First Street which limits west­ ward travel to a single lane. Also discussed but with no format action being taken waa a project to get additional off-street parking facilities in three areas. Commissioners said this would allow down­ town employes to park away from their stores and affleea and would permit morn a e tn r apace for customers. More meters would be add­ ed for street parking as tha spaces become available. B. L. Perkins, a downtown merchant, urged the commissk>a "to make It (downtown) as atlractivs as posslblt. Keep the traffic flow slow. We have other through arter­ ies for thoss wishing to usa them." In other action pertaining ta t r a f f i c , the commission agreed to close Rand Avenue behind tha Valdes Hotel, in­ stall a mall and generally beautify the area with the co­ operation of the hotel owner, John A. Burton IV. LBJ Sets Canal Dedication Visit WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson, accompan­ ied by his family, will take part In the deldcatlon of the Florida cross-state b a r g e canal Thursday before flying to Miami far a fund-raising dinner, Uve White House an­ nounced Monday. According to t e n t a t i v e plans, the President will leave Washington a t noon and fly to Jacksonville where he will board a helicopter to Palatka for the ground-break­ ing of die first part of th« canal. A helicopter will return him to Jacksonville Naval Air Sta­ tion where he will board his jet transport plane and go on to Miami, arriving a t about 5 p.m. EST. Tlie President will speak, prolwbty around 8:3o or 1:45 p. m. at the Democratic fund­ raising dinner at the Fontaiztbleau Hotel. Ilo will fly back to Wash­ ington Thursday night. The White House said Mrs. Johnson and (heir two daugh­ ters, Lynda Bird. 19. and Lucy Balnea, 16, wlQ make the trip. Ruby Appeal Plan Dropped DALLAS (U P I) - J a c k Ru by'a lawyers abandoned plans to ask the U. S. Supremo Court to bar "television wit­ nesses” as jurors. The Texas Supreme Court turned them down Monday. Questioning of prospective jurors for tha murder trial of Lac Harvey Oswald's slayer, resumed with three Jurors sworn in and tho defense ra­ pidly running out of challeng- •. r L j j &I �Ih f Television TUESDAY P. M. Bj J*4jr Tamer W a J h a W o m a n By R uth COMFORT Q cVuw an C O M IN G S O O N (Do h a GJbbij. • DEAR ABBY: 1 chuckled when I read the pros and cons of asking a stranger to niova over a »«*t at a lunch counter, I had always offered to move over whenever two people came in together. Back in 1944 1 was sitting alone at a lunch counter when two, very nice-look­ ing young men came in and couldn’t find two aoats to­ gether, but there was a va­ cant seat on either side of me. I offered to move, but the teller one Bald, with a grin, “No, Just sit where yoi' are. I’d much rsther talk to you than him any­ way." He w ein ’t fresh, Just refreshing. To make a long atory short, that la how I mat tha man who later became my husband and tho father of my aix lovely children. "GLAD I MOVED" DEAR GLAD: Congrat­ ulations. I essums, now that you a n rattled down, that was your lest move. • • • • DBAR ABBY: My hus­ By Abigail Van Buren band passed away ten y e a r s ago, and every Christmas since then I have been presented with a turkey by his employer. I was out of town when tho turkey was delivered. I later learned from a n e i g h b o r that another neighbor contented to keep ft for me until I returned. I have been home since December 21st. and I haven’t seen hide nor hair of the turkey. What do you suggest I do? TAKES ALL KINDS DEAR TAKES: Have you seen hide or heir of your neighbor? If not, it'* time you went over there end talked turkey. Per­ haps she stored It In her freeser and forgot about lt. / • • • DEAR ABBY: Eveiy tlm* I give my wife a gift for St. Valentine’s Day the takes It beck end ex­ changee i t I suppost 1 shouldn't complain because at laast this way she ends up with something she likes for the money, but lt takes ell the sentlmint lit* (I) BllmnasUsa 1:11 (t) Sunshine Alsaaaa* (S) News, Woather SJI I) Ororo, Farm Raport III* It) Florida History (I) Snarls* Itm tsttr Tie* (I) Today (I) Wak* Up Merits MS (I) Film Features (I) Mickle Keans M l (I) Local Nows, Weatbor ( i l l (I) Captala Kangaroo 1:11 (I) Cartooao t:Sd (t) Divorce Court (I) Aasrleau History (I) Kasrsls* For Womsa t i l l (I) Cartoons I:l( (*) Rompsr Room tl:M (I) Bay Whta (I) Ntwa (I) Span lab 1S:II (I- Ntwa 1*:H (i) Say Whsa (I) I Lev* Lucy (I) December Bride t i m (I) Concentratloa (I) McCoys (I) Pries ts Rifht South bad two waya to keep tl:tl (J) Missing Links WORTH (D) 26 out of trouble with today's (Color) HK« (f) Polo And Gladys hand. The first way would H A 10 2 (f) The object to ♦ Q J4 have been to paas three noWEDNESDAY P. M. HAITI* II:** (I) Toar First Impress­ trump and let hit partner EAST ion play the hand. It would have H J 8 7 9 8 HAQ1 0 (I) Lots of Ufa VTtl (I) Bacon Keys been a lay down against a f t t l i t l (I) Nawo ♦ 9711 ♦AK106I 11:1* (S) Search for Tomor­ spade or diamond opening H Q 10 28 H HJJ T 9 row SOUTH and probably would have been (I) Father Knows Bast H94S (S) Truth or Com*made against a lead of a club qusness HKQJ9IS or h eart At lea it th e n would 1S:4S (I) Guiding Light 11:11 (t) NBC Nswt HK64 have bran no defense if the 1:** (!) Bachelor Fathar Both vulaanbla play w e n perfect (t) Ernie Ford (I) Mows Weather WeaS Tho other way to avoid 1:11 (S) Focus IH l ♦ 19 1:10 (I) Ao Tho World Turn* trouble would hav* been to I f Peas I f Pass (I) News make four heart* by mean* of 3N.T. P e n 6 f (!) Science Fees Pass an avoidance play. l:td (S) Cartoon* Opening lend—9 8 East won the first trick S;*t >1) Paieword (S) Ann Bothers with the king of diamonds of clubs. At this point East C> Lot's Make A Daat over West's Jack and shifted made the brilliant play of Sit* (I) Home Party (S) Day ta Court to a low trump. South drew dropping the jack. He wanted (]) Tho Doctoro trump* and cu b ed the king |:»* (*) To Toll tha Truth ... G <•> “ en eral H o sp ita l Jacoby out of It BERNIK DEAR BERNIE: Sent!mtnt, shmenUmentl Give her something you made yourself. Like money. / • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO •CHANGE MY NAME’’: One who thinks you ere •‘nuts" because you ere seeing a psychiatrist could need one more than you do. The only Intelligent way to solve a problem Is to find out first what's causing ic The person who thinks a tweed Jacket is * “cure" for dandruff is only kid­ ding ' himself. / • * * Get it off your ehtsL For a personal, unpublishrely, write to ABBY, Box .IMS, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. / * * * Hate to write letters? Send on* dollar to ABBY, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCSIONS." (.1 . ' Ij i ' On By Oswald Jacoby I G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC WEDNESDAY A- M. Page 2 — Feb. 25, 1964 VrrxIB ! adopted the motto, "Crown 8quadrun." Mrs. Pounds ap­ Phoee 122*4413 Sprint faahiona were nerved pointed the following commit­ for desiert nt the VAH-3 off! tees: Decorations and refreshcere wires luncheon Thursday menU, Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. at the Cafe del Prado in Win Stringer; hospitality, Me. Car­ roll Johnson, and “Seven-Ettra ter Park. The lemon sherbet yellow* News,” a newspaper to b« sent end blueberry pie bluee were to the ship, Mrs. Kelly Bur­ dthed up with an assortment dick. The meeting wee held In the o f trimtninfi Includlnx etraw hand bay* and hate, and color­ Aeey Deucy club where coffee and brownie* were served. A fu l eostumo Jewelry. Models for the show ware centerpiece of white roses and Mrs. Gerald Coffee, Mrs. Rob­ candles was on the table. Those present were Mr*. J. ert Kuhlke, Mrs. Stem Bolte, Mrs. Henry Dement, Mrs. II, P. Best, Mrs. C. Stone, Mrs. F. Bryant and Mrs. W. D. L. R. Dunham, Mrs. W. D. NEW OFFICERS of the VAH-7 enlisted wives club are (left to right) Shattuck. The clothes were Rummell, Mrs. J. H. Coombs, Mr*. Charle* Brown, xecretary; Mr*. Pete Armstrong, vice president; from the Bra Proctor Shop Mra. J. A. Denny, Mrs. E. E. Mrs. Roy Pounds, president; Mrs. Cliff Stringer, treasurer; Mrs. Robert and Mrs. H. J. Bakke was the Doty, Mrs. D. A. Hunter, Mrs. Hodges, chaplain. T. L. Sewell, Mrs. J. Lynch, commentator. Styles ranted from a white Mra. C. E. McCardle, Mrs. E. tennis outfit with red and blue K. Schwlnne, and Mrs. J. Suntrim worn by Mra. Coffee to a brook. m h is h The next meeting of the llfh t blue crepe cocktail dreae with a low back modeled by club wlU be March 19 In the A friend from out of town door for ■ strange women, or think women as • group are CPO club et 7 p. m. Chaplain M n. Bryant Other outatandlnt items on Robert Deal will be the guest stopped In to see me the other pick up a dropped parcel for an unfriendly, auspicious and the menus were e field print speaker and the nursery will day and told a story that one, or do any other little ungrateful lo t It’s all so silly, too. Any linen went by Mrs. Dem ent be available. made mt realise bow (Illy we courtesy because the reward grown woman ought to know turquoise cepri pants topped women can often be. Is more likely to be a glare bow to take care of herself Mra. 1L L. Wright we* the with a lined chiffon overHe wasn’t sure of his way than a “Thank you." well enough so that she does blouae modeled by Mrs. 8hat- hostess for the February and stopped to ask directions If we don't look out, the n*t have to treat ew tuck, • nary end white glen bridge of the VAI1.7 officer* of a group of women who men are going to give up try­ strange man with obvious plaid softly fitted suit worn wives held at her home. Mrs. were talking outside a meet ing to be gentlemanly and suspicion and distrust. Robert Lavender won high by Mrs. Bolte and a throe market. Every last one of courteoui. And you can't She may think her behavior piece yellow knit drees with score end low went to Mrs. them turned haughtily away blame them U they do. is ladylike, but it isn’t A real white piping worn by Mrs. Wright. To have a woman glare et lady la gracious at all tlmss Individual cherry tarts, cook­ as he started to speak to Xuhlka. you with hostile or auspicious The fashion show followed e ies and doughnuts were serv­ them. The man who was telling eyes Just becauie you're done Explore the teen world: lunch of chicken Dlren, aalad ed to the players who were the story said: “ What’s the her a sm all courtesy or asked Ruth MiUett la at the wheel and sherbet, attended by near­ Mr*. L. P. Croks, Mrs. John ly squadron wire* end guests. Robiaon, Mrs. Don Ord, Mrs. matter with women, anyway, for a bit of Information as In “Tips on Teen-Agers that they're so sure every one human being asking help Send 25 cents to Ruth Millet Mrs. George Klmmons intro­ B. B. Brown, Mra. Gerald man is a masher?’’ of another must be pretty dis­ Reader Service, c/o The San­ Chepdelaine, M n. Richard duced the guests, who were And other male guests say concerting. ford Herald, P. 0 . Box 4M, Mrs. James Mayo, Mrs. James Dunleary and Mra. Robert that it's getting so a man Let that happen to a man D ept A, Radio City Station, Holbert, the daughter of Mra Donaldson. hesitates to hold open a heavy a few timea, and he’s sure to New York 19, N. Y. * * * Dementi Mrs. John Quigley, a Eight new member* were guest of Mrs. James McClure; The Mareh of Dimes Road­ ballroom for the club mem­ from lobster and shrimp cas­ and Mlaa Pat Walker, who bo- welcomed to the VAH-B En­ came the bride o f Ena. Jack listed Wires Club at ite meet­ block was reported to be a bers end their husband* end serole* to grasshopper pie were on the menus of tho ing Thursday. Mr*. Gary Mc­ success end those working on guests. Walters on Saturday. Hooteaaeo for the luncheon Donald was tha hostess for It were Mra. Marge Kelhahr, On the decorsting committee VAII-11—Det. 8 O f f l e e r s for the party ere Mrs. Floyd Wives progressive potluek din­ were Me. Bakke, Mra. Bolte the meeting held in her home. Mra. Pet Haney, Mra. E. D. The new members are Mrs. Oskes, Mra. Stanley Radiie- ner Friday evening. sad Mrs. John Capowell. O'Neill end Mrs. Barb Ram­ s e e Hostesses were Mrs. D. F. Kathy Hennell, Mra. Barb wics, Mra. Richard Hoogereau. Munday, Mra. Dale Purdy end werf and Mra. A! Moylan. Officers o f tha newly form­ Lrentel, Mrs. Ruth Ziegler, A housewares party follow­ ed VAH-7 Bnil*ted Wlrao Club Mra. Vivian Hayes, Mrs. Mary Mrs. llershel Russell will be Mrs. H. J. lludome, ell of were elected e l the first reg­ Blankanahlp, Mra. 8 h i r l a y ed the business session and chairmen of the entertainment Plnecrest, end the Checkertell ular meeting of the group Price, M n. Fran Overetreet the profits of the Bales will committee end working with ledite walked from house to go to tha charity projects and Mrs. Jannlne Bukc. Thursday. her ere Mra. James Anderson, house for their meal. Punch and hors 'do oeuvres During the business meeting sponsored by the VAH-6 En­ Mra. Robert Coniine, Mrs. Thoaa chosen were presi­ dent, Mrs. Roy Poundsi vice a party committee Including listed Wive* Club. Kenneth Cook end Mrs. Lyl* w e n served at the home of Mrs. Tippetts, who brought Saraney. M n . Muadayi casserole end president, Mrs, Pete Arm­ Mrs. Jerry Rohrcr, Mrs. Sara salad .a t the home of Mra. strong) secretary, Mrs. Char­ Farrell end Mrs. Ronald Man­ five guests, won the door Hostesses for the Fi lie Browhi treasurer,' Mrs. ning was pet up to make plana m a tfterftf U * imbed by M ni MacDonald, ion*. r rqier stringer, and to the May party. war* Mr*. Robert uooper Mr*. O'Neill. Mrs. Hutto, Mra. o f tho wive* Who Other committees appointed Mrs. Bebort Bodges. Mrs. Gorallne. n * y The meeting was opened by were a telephone committee James Pittman end Mr*. Elsie coffee end cupcake* to the work and cannot attend tho Reh. daytime functions of the club Mrs. B. B. Brawn, wife of the composed of Mrs. Lois Lind­ wives. Guests of the club were Mr*. sommeadlnc officer o f the sey, Mra. Shirley Dlllow, Mrs A coffee on March 18 will w e n especially honored. Tbty squadron. Mrs. Kenneth Bn- Ferrell, Mra. Sharon Hutto Eleanor Sutton, Mra. Betty take the place of s regular are M n. Ray Demerit, Mr*. ncy, w ife of the executive of­ end Mr>. Betty Tippetts, end Washburn, Mrs. Alice Hook, meeting for the month end Henry GUI, M n. Al Love, a refreshment committee In­ Mra. 8 h 1 r 1 e y Stxausbaugh, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Gorallne Mra. Turn Stegmen, Mr*. Don­ ficer, was site n guest. la other business the group cluding Mra. Judy Boyce, Mrs. Mra. Flfi Bios, Mra. Sandy end Mr*. Cook will be the hos­ ald Begin and Mrs. Betty Marla Banting and Mr*. Peg Phi lags, Mrs. Ruth Smith and tesses. The coffee will be held Cetron. those the name o f “Set Mra. Thelma Ball. S e e Bite#* for their sink end gy Grey. at 9:20 a. m. in the Aeey The time and piece o f the COMING EVENTS Drucy Club. next meeting will be announc­ Thursday, Feb. 87 Four member* who recently ed later. VAH-9 Enlisted Wive* Clnb, returned to Sanford after vis­ • • * iting relative* during the 8 p m . , NAS ballroom. Cdr. and Mrs. 0 . W. KimVAH-U O f f i c e r * Wive* erulso were welcomed. They mons were honored at a belat­ were Mrs. Donald Stevens, bridge, 19:80 y. m. Home ef ed farewell party by officers Mra. Bill Wooten, Mrs. Sar­ Mra. 0 . Z. Gentry. of the staff and their wives Staff Officers Wives bridge, aney and Mra. Redaitwics. Thursday evening. Othar member* attending 12 p. m. Home of Mrs. Wm. Cdr. Klmmons, who had the meeting w e n Mr*. David Isenburg. been the chief staff officer Friday, Fob. IS Farrier, M n. Vent Graham, from June of 196S, became the VAH-U E n II a t e d Wirt* Mrs. H. B. Black*hear, Mrs. commanding officer of VAH-I Marvin Koosar, Mrs. Richard bake sale, Navy xehange. In December. Prior to becom­ VAH-7 O f f i e e r e Wives Shawlty, Mrs. Douglas Hor­ ing chief staff officer he had ton, Mrs. Amos Tiger, Mrs. T. bridge, • p. m. Home of Mrs. b«cn commanding officer and A. Perkins, end n guest. Miss Don Ord. executlra officer of VAH-I. SeUuday, V eh 89 Both Niekltn, the sister of The party was held e t the VAH-I o fflcen and wives M n. Oakes. Orlando Air Fort* Base offi­ • * • potluek dinner, 7:80 p. m. cers club In the Jade Room. ON ITS NATIONAL TOUR Mrs. Donald Beard and Mrs. Home of L I and Mr*. T. B. After a buffet dinner of prime C. T. Butler w e n bostewee Quills. tlb or lobster Newburg, an en­ for a VAH-6 Officer* Wives graved plaque was given to luncheon held Thursday et the C<lr. Klmmons end a “This Is Barblton Restaurant in Win­ Your I.if*n skit presented. ter Perk. The skit wee narrated by Two guests, Mr*. J. H. HogCdr. H. A. (Speed) Morelend, enson end Mra. Charles Morothe wing reedintea officer, stalk, Joined tha member* for end followed the career of tho buffat luncheon. Cdr. Klmmons in Heavy At­ T h o s e attending Included tack beginning In VAII-1. The Mrs. John Dralm, Mrs. Wil­ various aspects of tha career were illustrated by cartoons liam DursUltr, Mrs. Dave Fall, Mrs. Robert Lovrlace, drawn by W. E. (Tom) MarkMrs. Vincent Monroe, Mrs ley with suitable sound effects Donald Nesbitt, Mrs. Jems* AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE furnished by Lt. D. E. Ethell. Olson, Mra. Wallace Russell, Program end party chair­ AUTO L PROPERTY man was Lt. Cdr. Frank Kadcl. Mra. Steve Ryen, Mrs. Paul Far The Finest Year Around Dancing In the Jade Room fol­ Werner, Mrs. Gerald Mlckel Weather Conditioner son, Mrs. Ken Goshom end lowed the dinner and skit All Lilies Written FBDDBR8 Mra. Richard Wells. Belas — Bertie* • • • Bring Tour Insurance which was attended by 44 per­ sons. 100 8. Park Ave. Sanford Problems To Ua — Gourmet delights ranging • • • FA 2-4234 NOW thra WBI). Final plan* for a welcome SHOWS AT 1 M AUTO SERVICE TV RENTAL 1:11 • 6:19 - IsM home party were mad* by the • Seise • 8 m l« AGENCY Enlisted Wives Club of VAH-1 211 8. Park A ft. FA 2-564' at their meeting Thunday in A M l K 1 U 0 K M SM K H f I SANFORD. FLA. GULF SERVICE thr. NAS ballroom. wim cmown tuna —« FA I-4 IN Tiros • Batteries • Accessories PLUMBING Zenith Color TV Seles The dinner-dance will be Road AAA Service 2tOO Hanford A ft. held March 19 e t 7 p. m. in the Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service PLUMPING* French * 1st. Complete IniUllatloni • FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen Flzturea (:** (J) Nsw,cop* (I) Nswi. Sports. W'sathtr 1 : 1* (I) Editorial Silt It, News. Sports. Wosthsr 1:11 (*) Nows—W'altor Croakito (I) Nttrs— Ron Cochran <S) Huntley • Brinkley T:** IS) M-Sqnad (I) Adssntarsi la Para­ dis* (t) Rebel T:J* (I) Mr. Novak (J) Combat 1:0* (I) Rod Skelton S:t« (!) Ton Don't Say <*> McHal'i Navy JOS if) Tho Grtatstt Show On Earth (l> Richard *)iO (*) Patlieoal Junction t:lt tt> Jack Bonny 10:0* (t) Gary Moore (J) Andy Williams <11 Tbs F u sltlt, It.** (IMS) News, weatbor, Sports (*) Mid-Fla. News 11 i M I) Thtator of tha Stare ll:t* (S) Tenlxbt Show (Color) 11:11 (I) Movie #*nfcrf> to stay out of the lead. Now West had to get in with a club and a spade lead set the contract. Where was the avoidance play? South should have won the first heart in dummy. Then he would lead the queen of diamonds and discard his losing club. E sst would be in with the acc and could do anything he wished except act the contract. South would be able to ruff the queen of clubs, enter dummy with the third trump and discard two spades on the good dubs. Of course, there would have been no play for four beasts against a spade opening, but West had opened the diamond and given South his chance. | I ( I ) L o re tta Y o e ag 1:1* (t <»> Naw* ad* Field (t) (!) 4:10 (S) (() (I) EdX* of Night Qassa For A Dey Match Gama Users! Storm Tratlaaaler CIS (I) (S) ti»* (t) (S) Burns and Alls* Unele Walt Rest of Groucho Beurboa Strsst Boat till (I) Nsws 1:14 (I) Nsw* (I) Lsav* It T* Btavsr Pencil “Lead* Pencil* first were referred to as "Usd pencils” because people were ewers of the marking characteristics of the metal and thought that graphite (of which penella consist) was “black lead." SALE MIAMI (U P !) Yankee pitcher Ralph Terry, playing his fourth Baseball Players Golf tournament, had a threestroke lead today going Into the second round of the match. Terry fired three birdies on the last four holas Thursday for • 39-34—T2 total for the LaJeuoe course. Tied for second with Tl'a w en Alble Pearson, Los An­ gels* Angels, te n Francisco m a u g er Alvin Dark and Ken Hamlaon of Kansas city. 8 in r m SfM IN O lf Seminole Plena Costelberry Ml A Y T A G *OOW A-100 *219 GALA OPENING TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 7 P-M-—“CLEOPATRA" 8 P.M. CENTRAL FLORIDA CAN SEE THE NO. 1 ATTRACTION OF ALL TIME AT LOW PRICE8I wr* W OK « M » M AT & A Y T A Q low W atch For Announcement Felly Automatic— All Fabric C e n t r a l • Convection Cooled Cabieet • Soper Six* — Easy to Clean Lint Trap • Full Opening, Safety Door Easy to Load, Remove • Zinc Crated Steel Cabinet protect* against rust. A R E A DIRECTORY H. B. Pope Co., Inc. MODEL DE 103 W Ss INSURANCE HARRY ADAIR’S WORLD FAMOUS W O R # 5 § f g = Seminole TV 'J m i M f i w < L « # A T f iA R. L. HARVEY Water Pump* Free Estimates 204 8. Sanford KA 8-M il EDIMKIs k : V a c u u m C lea n er He nr ic e Parte A Hi u IIm For AH Makes Includlnx Electrolux Free Pkk Up Ph. PA 2 2262 juuusL m m MAT. U i — EVE. H SUN. IAS — CHILD iSc VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD M A Y T A G WRINGER IMSHE* STARTS BUN. FOR TEXA8 • • • • ACRES OF FREE PARKING MAIN FLOOR SMOKING AREA LUXURIOUS PUSH RACK SKATS GIANT PICTURE WINDOW SCliEEN loft Home Appliance CASSELBERRY PLAZA' CASSELBERRY, FLA. M8-1484 33MW <> I �ft 4 S e e , S h o p , S a v e . . . in S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ! "COTTON” BROWN, new owner, invites one nml all to visit him at the Village Inn Restaurant on First St. in downtown Sanford. Hours are from 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. daily. You'll find breakfasts, lunches, sandwiches, good coffee and f.ist, friendly service at the Village Inn. (Adv.) Pictured above is J. J. West of Gator Lumber supervising tho unloading of a carload of lumber by Bill Van Zant and Willis Mathis. The ShcdPak Lumber was shipped from Snoqualmio Falls, Wash. For finest quality call Gator. (Adv.) Awards Supper Set By Oviedo Science Club By Bernice KeUey The Oviedo Science Club hat announced that all cluh member*, teachera, parent! and exhibitor* in th* Science Fair, grade* (even through 12, are invited to participate in an Award* Supper to be held a t 7 p.m. next Monday In tha achool cafeteria. Purpoae of the supper will be to honor first, tccond and third placa ribbon and cup winner* of the fair, which 1* scheduled at the Oviedo Wo­ men’s Club thia Thuriday and Friday. Special gueU ipeaker for the luppcr will be Or. Joe B. McCawley Jr., hypnotist, from Orlando. Reservations for the event should be made with Mrs. Jim Palmer, science teacher, no later than Friday. LOUISE PYLE is the new manager of the Lake Monroe Inn. Louise and her husband, Hank, recently purchased the business from Frank Durzo. They will feature churcoal broiled steaks, regular dinners, lunches, cock­ tails, and package goods. "Good Food, Good Drinks, Friendly Service.” (Adv.) > Miss Marilyn Epps, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Epps, Jr. is a Sopho­ more at Seminole High. She loves her Therm-0-.lac one-piece Bermuda dress in dull blue and plaid. Cun be seen exclusively at Mary-Esther'a. (Adv.) FORD TOTAL PERFORMANCE WAS DORN HERE! Mysterious Origin Origin of the historic Stone­ henge monument in England remain* a mystery. Tnls cir­ cle of neolithic stone* is thought to have been erected more then 4,000 year* ago by a migratory Hronxe Age tribe. Forest City Baptist Church Gives Schedule For Week By Maryann Mile* S e r v i e e a and meetings scheduled for the week a t the Forest City Baptist Church begin with Wednesday’s 7:20 p.m. prayer *ervic# and study fo u n t on the Book of Ephes­ ians. Choir practice will fol­ low. Sunbeams also meet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at .th* church with Mr*. Eldered Whilden, Mr*. Ralph Greer and Mrs. Tom Bowser. A flrat meeting of the In­ termediate Girls Auxiliary was held last Friday at tho home of Mrs. Yvonne West­ moreland on Wekiwa Drive. Mr*. Westmoreland is serv­ ing as counselor for the group and invites all girl* between the agea 13 and 16 years to participate. Junior GA» meet with their counselor, Mrs. George Marcua, every other Friday night at the church. Training Union members of the Young Peoples and Intermediate departments are reminded that a special meet­ ing will he hold at the Lock­ hart Baptist Church next Mtmduy at 7:30 p.m. During the week of March t-8, members of the church have been invited to the home of Mr*. Ralph Greer, 1135 Suncrcat Drive, Apopka, JAYCEE’S Fertilizer Sale SAT., FEB. 29th »rtitr*<: t ?*•»» RCA VICTOR WHEELER JC 6-6-6 25% Organic N e w V is ta , Lb. Sack TV Delivery To Your Door [ S p a o e A g e S e a le d C ir c u itr y ] m m each day from 10 until 11 a.m. for a Week of Prayer for Home Miisions. Mrs. Greer, president of t h e WMU, will conduct the study hour. Tha group ha* act a goal of $45 to contribute for miaaion work. CALL NOW 322-5481 SEE IT AT • Sanford Electric322-1562 Co. PROCEEDS A. M. to I P. M. TO ------ Jaycee’s Community Projects :118 Magnolia fill. THE SOUTH’S TOTAL PERFORMANCE CHAMP WAS BORN AND BRED IN RAGES, RALLIES, ECONOMY RUNS! MANY HELD RIGHT HERE IN THE SOUTHLAND! READ HOW RAGING HELPS GIVE BIRTH TO BETTER FORDS. Most automotive engineers will tell you that the track is one of their most valued laboratories. For example, track competition has led directly to the following Ford engine changes: better block, improved pistons, improved valve train, stronger connecting rods and bolts. Such improvements contribute not only to Ford’s winning track record, but also to tha total per­ formance so important in your everyday driving. Come see how it feels to test-drive a total e a t formance wlnnerl SEE YOUR FORD DEALER TODAYI TESTDRIYE A TOTAL PERFORMANCE W IN NER. . . AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S Strickland • M orrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. If You're Interested In An A-1 Used Car Be Sure To See Your Ford Dealev -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- * I► V .A * j 1 ... �- Why Port Is A Must Anyona po— w iny th* Ida* that the S t Johne-IndUn Rhrnr Canal U ■imply a dream hatched op by local may aa wall rid thasasalvea o f It right away. Sueh an Idea was dispelled last week whan W. A. McCraa, chairman o f the Florida Canal Authority, told a fathering of Central Florida Development Commission members that "Sanford will become a very Important barge port upon the completion of the waterway.** And, any doubt that McCree knows what he la talking about a t ao can be cast aside when one looks a t the minimum possibilities of what the canal will accomplish in th e area o f water transportation. The Sanford-Titusvllle waterway will aerve an 18-county section of Florida. The population of this area IS years from now is estimated to be 6,472,000 — or 64 percent of Florida’s number o f residents at that time. When the canal is operative, wa­ terway authorities estimate there will be 120 or more different com­ modities moved on the waterway. The movement of these 120 or more commodities will aggregate approx­ imately 6 million tons o f traffic with savings to shippers estimated from 26 to 60 percent of other modes o f transportation. This in it­ se lf will amount to untold millions of •dollars. But that’s not all. Waterway au­ thorities are predicting that the number o f commodity categories will increase from 120 by the time the canal is first put into operation to 200 or more by 1080. And the 6,000,000 tons of cargo estimated a t the time the waterway is com­ pleted should skyrocket by 1080. This does not include petroleum pro­ ducts which even now average about a million tons annually. It is no wonder that McCree says without reservation that Sanford will become a major port. Let’s look at another fact. San­ Thought For Today To The Editor theso changes K win eoet a considerable amount. How­ ever, In the years to come It should pay for itself by build­ ing and maintaining our downtown bualncii. Wo bo* lieva that we m uit offer the shoppers the same as the ■hopping eentars, that is free parking, oasy parking, more modern stores and better stocks. But wa ballava it must ■tart with tha parking prob­ l e m first and the rest should follow. When tba meters were first Installed and the parallel par­ king put In, wo bad com­ plaints dally for about a month. Tho older drivers eg. plained that they were unable to park In this manner for various reasons. Many of our DeBary customers told us they would not shop In San­ ford again, and we know that Ssnford has lost plenty of this business. Shopping centers are new in our time aa you know and many towna bava our prob­ Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mr*. Jatte Bartee ■ M -u ia Beer Lake-Feceet City Mrs. Maryann Milan SM-M7I Ceaeelbevry Mrs. Jena Casselberry Chateau M rs Joan Magia •41-1741 DeBary M rs Adam Mailer 441-441# Bnterpriee Miee Helen Hnedgrue 4 4 4 -tm M rs Franeee%Lnter •11-411# Lake Ml M rs H. L Ja •SI-47SS Longwoed M rs D ense Eaten IIS-4117 North Orlande M rs Mona Orteeteed SIS-SMI M rs Clarence Snyder S1S-4S41 lem. But we firmly believe that if this program can pos­ sibly be carried out and tffr stores mtde a little more mo­ dem la every way, and ad­ vertising stopped up, ta throe to five years eng downtown area would really ba profit­ able for all concernsd. In view of our understand­ ing that more businesses are to leave our area, wo believe action should bo token at ones. Jim Robson Editor, Herald: Although I'vo never written to a newspaper before, 1 can­ not help adding my commeots to the recent letter from CoL Gregory, There have bean many time* when a want ad in Tbs Herald has interested m e, but not enough to pay toll char­ ges tor an Inquiry. If we may call many places la Orange County free, but must pay toll charges to call Sanford, wouldn't It be better for us who live In South Seminole to bo aenaaod to Orange County? Since Sanford residents end buslaeee people do not eeem willing to make matters more convenient for ns South Semi­ nole residents, why Wouldn't we Alee buy ear ear toga la Orange CotmtyT Wo eould pick tham up very easily while shopping and conducting business matters In Winter Perk or Orlande. Mrs. Marguerite R. Umetead F. O. Bon m Long wood Editor, Herald: I certainly appreciate year many Mndnesaee preceding and during our “open house" this p u t weekend. We enjoy­ ed the lovely arrangement, too, end It w m widely ad­ mired by the many folks who attended the opening. Then, too, wo appreciate ..*aga 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., February 26,1964 Urn advertising layout, tho additional articles and pic­ tures and all the work dona WSLTBK A. OIKLOW. EDITOR S I B r m U M B by Fred, Bill and Roy. Please r s s x a VOLTOLIKK. CSienUUen - Oeaernl Mmmm exteod our thanks to thorn. ILL!An L. aTKMSTMOM ROV OBKKN A lto ( l a t e E d ito r A d v srtlsla x H o i i i r It la always eo pleasant to work with cooperative folks raau van r a w b a r r u st t m. iom nsor M a a a g ln r a d l t e r c la s s if ie s D irecto r like you! j v b v wacLLa ja n o i a a o M A K ia A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. O m ielp E d ito r B n t la o u M anager Mrs. GemgpMfoleey S ty e f t t t t f r t i f r r a t o vaoa n v o rrra aoctitr Editor Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NF.A) — Shortly before the Panama ricta, high U. S. government officials told President Ro­ berto Chlari o f Panama that within five years the United States would make arrange­ ments for building e new canal. II wee Indicated to Chlari that the new canal probably would be built with atomic explosions, that It would be e see level canal, that it like­ ly would be built In Panama. Chiert knew that this new eenal would almost certainly mean the elimination of the Canal Eons. He knew, too, that on completion of e see level canal without locks, vir­ tually all the 4,000 Amtrlan Canal Eons employes would return home. He knew that moat o f the 600 men required to run • see level canal would be Pana­ manian! if the new canal were built In Panama. He knew that the treaty for tha new canal undoubtedly would fiv e Latin American* e greet deal of the say In operation o f the canal. He knew also there wee etrong feeling In high U. 8 . govern­ ment circles that it might ba possible to give ever the en­ tire operation of a sea level renal to e consortium of North end South American countries. He knew that the only ma­ jor reservations the United BUtae would insist or would bei 1. Guarantor* for the fro# passage of American end other friendly ships in Canal Zone areas and Pana­ manian jurisdiction over a small but important sector. U. 8 . officials, by e variety of unofficial channels, ara let­ ting the Panamanian govern­ ment know how much further the United States Is prepared to go immediately If Panama will be reasonable, even to the Inclusion of s Panamanian on the governing board of the present canal and the training of e significant num­ ber of Panamanians for key managerial posts In tba Canal Zone. Aa a result of (fie Panama riots, the continued entegon istie attitude of the Chlari government and the unhappy I n t e r national repercussions, tha United States is now con ■Idering e shift In Its future canal plans. Though no final decision had been made, first choice for the new eenal had been Panama. A new Panama can­ al would be cheaper than the alternative* In southern Mexi­ co, In Colombia or on tho Nlcaragus-Co»U Rica border. There Is now strong feel­ ing among some U. 8 . offlrials that it would bo better to build the new canal In a country with n more stable Q—What is the most numer­ ous farm animal In the world? A—Sheep outnumber cattle by 444 minion to 414 million. Figs run a poor third — 444 S. Adequate provision for security e f the canal against Q—Why Is gold alloyed? sabotage, not e difficult prob­ A—Pure gold Is too soft to lem when dealing with a tea bn used for moat purposes level canal. (By contrast, one without being alloyed with properly pieced bomb on the some other metaL Oaten leeks complex eould put the present eenal out e f commission for two y ea n .) BEE US FOR — A t the very time e f the Panama riots, dleeusslnns were under way for changes Peach — Pear in the treaty and in working Plum — Persimmon conditions for Panamanian* Pecan — Citrus In the Canal Eons. A fur­ ther increase la pay far FenaGrapevine Nursery manise workers already had bee* agreed on, to go Into • S t Grapevine Ave. effoct July 1 this year. Under FA S-4M4 dlacuetloa w o r e additional "Beotia Dealer” Panamanian righto In certain FRUIT TREES WADE H. GARNER, M.D. w a rn w ells UeehanteAl SnpL Editor, Herald: IB s assistance of Tbs San­ •v E S C B im o a r a t e s ford Herald to the Home Er Ena ■nmlnele Oeaatr AU Nursing Service hart in |S.*a 1 Tear lit.I* t T»»r Seminole County bee bt l.ta • Mentha S.TSd Mentha most helpful. The reepoose to S.II I Month* I.M S Month* LM I Meath LS* 1 Meath your recent editorials I 7. S Tee tel MegnlaUena provide that aU mall enheerlpUene he bom tremendous. **td la sdvaaes Wo also appreciate your an­ Catered a* aeoead else* matter October II. t i l l at the Teat nouncements of ear meeting* >fftr# of Bsnford. Florid*. «nd*r the Aet of (?o*sT*** of March. carried In tho paper. It helps to greatly 'ran Meretd Is e member *f the Ontied Free* whleb to oa■Itlf4 esatneivelr t* the nee far repeUteetlee #t eU the Ueel Keanth W. McIntosh tews printed to Ute i* « n tp e r . CASE R-492: Elsbeth la the younger of my two sister*. When Mr*. Crane end I were first married, we cam* home at Christmas for a fam­ ily get-together. And we had e big dinner, with about 20 on hand. Obj vioualy, that meant a lot of pots and pane to wash, as wall a* stocks o f dishes. So I suggested that we play a game with the two lowest scorers to do the kitchen choreal Elsbeth seconded the motion with alacrity, for she figured she would be stock with them, anyway, eo she had nothing to lose. That Christina* somebody had received e email pinball gam* as a present. It involved pulling back a plunger which would then strike a marble that was to drop Into verloue numbered pocket*. Some pocket* counted 1,000 while others counted only 25 or even ae low as 10 point*. Whet made me so eager to here the crowd play the gam* in order to find out who the two loeera would be, wee the faot I had already played it till I could make elmoet a per­ fect score, even with m y eye* •hut. 80 I figured I would be sure to avoid the dish washing, since at least 15 would be playing the game. My mother wee exempted from playing, since she had done most of the work In pre­ paring our big Christmas din­ ner. But she started to d ear off the table and stack the piste*. government There Is feeling "Mom. don't yon touch thoee among ic m i officials here dUhoel" I exclaimed. "For the that no reasonable agreement two lowest scorers must do eU could be worked out with the work." Panama In the foroeeeable toSo w* made her eit down la tore. an easy chair. The way thlnga now look, But when we started play­ every Panamanian presiden­ ing the game, something had tial election year there will gone wrong with my former riots In Panama end strong akm. government action against Alee, on* e f the players had tha United States, regardless dropped the pinball board end of w hst sort o f a treaty we the spring that activated the sign, chert of an outright plunger had fallen o u t When it was Inserted again, g ift of the Panama Canal. Bruce Biossafr— Ray Cromley • • • Certainly, no revolution that has ever taken place in society can be compared to that which has been produced by the words of Jesus Christ.—Mark Hopkins. Litton . S m l l w tItm M . f r m It* m < m affairs. TUe wrttor mar • • • paa mm* tt* letalM rarrlr, tba writer's L*<««~ in a naans as* M i n a . |g wtU »< n a lr raaaa. Latter* ____ ta attars ara aaea»« ibla HarM al tta r Ae aat Seal .a iraaaaMOaa raster la sa l a br Tba SaraM. Editor, Herald: As a downtown merchant, m are naturally in favor of totag everything poialble to i m p our shopping area active and profitable. We are la fa­ rm e f widening Flrit Street sad o se block of Magnolia ind possibly Palmetto evenm s for diagonal parking. At h e sam e time throw out tba maters and bava at least two mars of free parking. This la •» be controlled by marking die cars and would pravant tscess ute of the places. It n ay not ba necessary to mark tvary car In a block which •mild allow tba present police jar to be used and prevent tiring an extra officer. Wo feallio that In making Worry Clinic ford has the possibility o f becom­ ing one of the great inland cities of this state. With the exception of Orlando, the fastest growing mun­ icipalities of Florida are all port dfcise. I f you need evidence, look at Pensacola, Jacksonville, Fort Pierce, Miami and Panama City — to name a few. Sanford, with tne St. JohnsIndian River Canal and adequate port facilities, will become the maj­ or inland d t y of Florida in tha not too distant future. With the canal will come new people. Their work will be di­ rectly and indirectly related with the port Established firms will move their warehousing and distri­ bution operations into the Sanford area. Sanford will become the hub of Central Florida — the area which already is the fastest growing sec­ tion of Florida and will soon lead the state in regional population. Sanford and Seminole County must move with the waterway. 8eminole County's Chamber of Com­ merce has put into operation a port committee which will seek the crea­ tion of a port authority established by the state legislature with pow­ ers broad enough to select the site and build tha port. This will send the 8anford area looming to heights our people a few y e a n ago could not imagine. Tne waterway has been called a 100-year dream. But it’s no longer a dream. It is well on its way to real­ ity ________________ Jesus said, For judgment I came into this world, that those who do not see may see, and that those who sec may become blind. — John 0:30. Dr. Crane’s THE BIG FISH STORY,- NEW VERSION Practice limited to UROLOGY Office lecatioa; SIS East 8mo*4 Street Benferd, Florida Office keen : By Appointment Phono 822-4842 It didn't offer the earns "f**L" Formerly, I could tell by feel just how much pressure I needed to make the marble trickle around the board end drop into the 1 ,000-pocket. Now my technique was ruin­ ed I I wee an amateur. So when I took my torn, the marble would miss the 1 ,000pocket and roll down Into the 10-pocket. The entire crowd, except myself, l a u g h e d when the tournament was ended. For, ales, tha two lowest scorers were my lister Els­ beth and myself! Maybe w* deserved that Ig­ nominy, for w* both had been motivated by selfish personal motives in suggesting the game In the first place. And what added Insult to In­ jury, was the fact I had so boldly ordered my mother not even to stack the diihesl EUbeth end I thus had the entire teak of clearing the even had to scour the penal The other 14 relished the af­ fair. Elsbeth end I grumbled extra loudly, pertly to make the other* enjoy their euperlority. But we eouldnt blame any­ body rise, for we knew w* merited our role, since we had ti e bottom two K o r e a . Use this method with your chil­ dren- Quotes Only a child, who does not underfUnd anything yet or a fool ia afraid of nothing. —Soviet Premier Khrushchev, on Chines* Reds' accusation he is afraid of war. Well, they aren’t starving me out of baseball. —Kansas City A ’e owner Charles O. Finley, who eeys h ell file suit against tha table, washing and drying American League for refus­ dishes for 20 people, end then ing permission to transfer putting them away. the club to Louisville. And, as the dishwasher, I �Hfjr WtmTitrB Wrr*TB Kcli. 25. 1964 — Pmrc 5 Plays Presented B y VEGETABLE REPORT Longwood 5th Grade By Donna Estes Playlet* bated on the live* of Waihington and Lincoln were presented last Friday by Mrs. Adrienne Gregory’* filth grade class of Longwood Ele­ mentary School for the enjoy­ ment of their parent* and stu­ dents of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. Participating in the George Washington skit, which was written by Renca Rowe of Mr*. Gregory’s cla*i, were Jay Davis, welcome and in­ troduction; David McIntosh, Washington as a boy; Jimmy Weaver, Washington's father; Mike Dennett, slave; James Denmark, Lord Fairfax; Lee Lyons, Washington as a man, Country Fair PTA Committees Hold Meeting By Maryann Mile* PTA Committees for the April 18 Country Fair to be held at Roar Lake Elemen­ tary School met Monday morning at the home of Mr*. Mary Gore on West Lake Brantley Drive. Plana for booth assign­ ments were made and it was reported that boxes have been placed in the school office for white elephant donation*, clothing or other items which will sell, Membeta also were remind­ ed that the next general meeting of the Bear Lake PTA la scheduled for 8 p.m. next Tuesday at the school. T h o s e meoting Monday were Mrs. Gore, room rep­ resentative chairman a n d members, Mrs. Nancy Bow­ ers, Mr*. Mary Williamaon, Mrs. Gori Rigsby, Mr*. Peg­ gy Marie* and Mrs. Laura Buell; Mrs. Kay Veita, way* end means eommltte* chair­ man and member*, Mr*. Mary Krenger, Mr*. Beverly Lashley, Mr*. Frieda llerota, Mrs. Joann* Huger, Mr*. Rena Rybicki and Mr*. Doris Dos*. and Marilyn Smith, Martha Curtis Washington. Performing in a minuet were Linda Shivers, Marilyn Smith, Laurie Miller, Sandra White, Gail Payne, Barbara Wclborn, Lee Lyons, James Denmark, Greg Nichols. Bob­ by Ansley, Keith Thompson and Jimmy Weaver. R e c i t i n g a Washington poem were Keith Thompson, Catherine Lane and James Denmark. The play about Lincoln, based on the poem entitled "Nancy Hanks," by Rose Benct, was written by Susan Shaw. The poem was recited in its entirety by Richard De­ Simone and the play was nar­ rated by Daryl Townsend. Others taking part were Greg Nichols, Lincoln's Fare­ well Address; Ronnie O'Neil, Gettysburg Address; Harold Lee as Lincoln, Walter Ste­ vens as Lincoln's father, Jay Davis and Curtis Dorn, other Lincoln speeches and Laurie Miller, a vocal solo entitled "Young Abe Lincoln.” In charge of lights was Susan Shaw and stage hands were Bruce Willis, Mike Hennett and Vernon Wagner. Costumes were designed byMrs. Elda Nichols. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY II Admissions T i m o t h y Lane Brumlcy, James P. Cullen, Geraldine Lott, Annie Mae Wilson, Max Inc Marr, Vera C. Wight, De anna Dietrichs, Emelia Carr, Myrtle Gradick, Lorene Tay lor, Jam es Daniels, Yvonne Scchrest, Gerald M. Davis, Bernice Hall, all of Sanford; Mildred Gier, Laka Mary; Rose Phillips, Osteen Dischargee Robert E. Pcurifoy, Judy Hoffman, Shannon Suggs, Su an Hodges, Paul Mansfield, Pearl Partin. Ethel Brewer, all or Sanford; John M. Byrn, DeBary; J. C. McCarty, Long wood; Carl Bruton, Jackson­ ville A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT IF IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — NOW AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! WALL SUPPLY 111 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5112 “Headquarter* For Sprinkler System*- Frtlrrnl Stnte Market New* Service Sanford AN EXTERIOR VIEW of the new English Estates Elemen­ tary School located in Smith Seminole County. This photo was taken with the camera looking in n southeasterly direction. The doorway at tlie extreme right is the main entrance to the ■dm.il'* offices. (Herald Photo) Teachers Ready For Opening Of ^ I 02363237 For several weeks English Estates elementary school teachers have been encaged in preparing their various classrooms fur the opening of the new facility. Tlu-y have been accomplishing these tasks during morning hours and conducting their respec­ tive classes during the af­ ternoon t l the South Semi­ nole Elementary School build­ ing where English Estates school classes have been held since the beginning of the current school term. The school has three rooms for each of the first, second and third grades. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades will each have two rooms. First grade teachers are Mr*. Beverly Deck. Mrs. Lou Westmoreland and Mrs. Alice Parry. Second grade tcacliers are Mrs. Sara Swos/owski, Mrs. Edna McCarty and Mrs. Jean Thomas. Third grade teachers include Mrs. I-ois F. Faillet, Mrs. B. J. Smith and Mis* Linda Parrott. Miss Anna Bandy and Mrs. Lucille Snyder teach the fourth grader*, Mr*. I»retty Deame and Mr. Claude Boram the fifth grades, and Mr*. Nancy Hathaway and Virgil Duffell the sixth grades. Pigott Addresses Political Rally By Jane Casselberry Jim Pigott, only announced candidate for the office of superintendent of public in­ struction, made hie fhat poli­ tical appearance in South Seminole Monday night at a meeting at the American Le­ gion Home in Fern Park. The candidate spoke on his background and hie qualifica­ tions for the office. He said that he welcomed opposition but refused to reveal iho main polnta of his campaign stra­ tegy and platform until after the deadline for qualifying In order not to aid any possible opposition. THIS GLEAMING STAINLESS STEKU all electric kitchen at the new Engliah Estate* Ele­ mentary School building will Ik? operated tinder the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Howe, manager of the school'* lunchroom facility. The kitchen i> completely e<piip|Hxl wit It the very latest, applislice*. ( Herald Photo) Income Tax Primer - 6 Education Can Be A Business Expense By Chartr* W. Sehocnrman Written for . Newspaper, Enterprise Assn. (Sixth of 10 Article*) til addition to ihe expenses fur which you aie not reim­ bursed by your employer, you can claim certain other busi­ ness expense deduction* sim­ ply because you are in the (rude or butine.it of being an employ*. The** nre entered under "other deductions” on Page 2 of yuur return. An employe tuny also carry on his own separate business and qualify for business ex­ pense deductions in his own right. In one recent case, the Tax Court ruled that a full­ time supervisory employe o( an airrraft company was en­ gaged in conducting a arpa- Driving more and enjoying it less? w Shipping point information for Feb. 24. All sales F.O.H. Preeooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated SANFORD OVIEDOZEIJAVOOD DISTRICT Clear, unofficial low, Su de­ grees. Cabbage: offerings light, market aland steady. Domestie round type. 14; bu. crates, $1.35 to $1.50, best - mostly $1.50; 50 lb. sucks, best most­ ly $1.25, poorer and amall size, lower. Carrot*: demand g o o d , market about steady. Sacks. 48 I lb., film packed, $2 05 to $2.40; SO Ills, loosr, very few, $1.85. Celery: demand fair In good, market slightly weaker. 16 In. rrates, Pascal type, 2 dor , $4; 2‘i-3 dot., $4.25; 4 dor. a n d smaller. $3.75; hearts, 24 count, film wrap pcd. $4.75. Chinese Cabbage; dem and} fair, market aland steady. 16 in. crates, $2.75 to $2.00. Endive: demand fair to! gmid. 1 1/8 bu. crates, $2 90 to $3 Kscarole: demand fair to good. I I '9 bu. rrates, $2.50 to $2.75. Lettuce: offeiings very lim­ ited. Leaf type, 12 qt. baskets, tew, $1.25: Homaine, 1 1/9 bu. crates, lew, $3. Onions, green: d e m a n d light, market steady. Crates, 3 dor. bunches. $3 Parsley: demand l i g h t , market steady. Crates, I dot. hunches. $2 to $2.25. Parsnips: offerings limited. Baskets, 12-1 Ui., film parked, $1.2*. Radishes? offerings light, market about steady, flas­ kets, film packed, red varirly, 30* or., 8.5 rents In $1; whit* variety, 24-8 o r, $2 . Spinach: offering* light. Bu she I basket*, Savoy ty|n\ | t .50 to $1.75. HASTINGS, FMUUDA DISTRICT Clear, unofficial low, 2* de It 1 THE HI-MILER R-C RDK free*. Cabbage: demand good tor limited olferings, m a r k e t rate business in his basement test, (tie employe presumably If you go to school dunng a about ilcaily. Domestir round ns a free lance inventor of'm u st show only that the edu- vacation or temporary leave type, 50 lb. sack*, $1 la (1.25, I llali lure*. In fact, Hit court cation was required by him in of absence from your employ­ best mostly $1.2*. nllowrd the tniploy* a busi-lliis employment. The educa- ment, you ran deduct the enness lint deduction. tiou need not be requited by i pens# of *chool only 1/ there Farm Brief l>, S. otersaa* food pro­ But suppose a taxpayer is his employer. 'j i a fiira understanding that grams have re volution uni A recent case recognized zuu will return to your emonly an employe and conducts no aeparate business. What is thic fartur in allowing an em­ ploynient at th* end of such Japanese eating habits. They now *at twice as much wheat, he entitled to deduct other ploys (engineering aidn) to absence. oil and fata, drink three times than rertuin travel, meals, deduct his night school tuition as much milk ami eat four lodging and transportation for in view of the fact he did not (NEXT: Th# *#» -T A lunca as much meat as they which he ia not reimbursed? go to si liool with the intention IT rules.) did before the war. One item is certain expense* of obtaining • new or better of education. position. Education exprme* are de­ Must such education be cueductible by an employe if Hie ternary for a person in the education i* undertaken pri­ employe's |msition or among marily for th* purpose of his associates to he deduct­ either (a) maintaining or im­ ible? A rrcent Tax Court case proving skills required in hi* •aid "no" oven though the employment, or (b) meeting IRS argued that such a factor Iho express requirements of wo* important. II o w e v • r, hi* employer, or other legal tin re must ha some connec­ condition* to the retention by tion between the education the employe of hi* salary, sta­ and thr employe's Job to be tu* or employment (How­ deductible. laARGER Furthri more, the IRS rules ever, the education cannot he requited a* a minimum re­ that you mutt he rurrently CAPACITY quirement for the employe's employed (or enguged in a being employed.) business or profession) to de­ The key factor in applica­ duct education expenses. 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Ph. 644-2377 English Estates School One Of 'Most Modem' Ijr t i H u From 0>« mala offle* to autodial room* the saw Esc* tlsla E s t a t e * Elementary School building 1* all U has boon blllod to b o -th e moat modern alructure of Ha kind la Seminole County, perhaps area la Central Florida. And aa far aa wo a rt eon* corned the 410 children who will occupy the now plant are there ere speaker* located at various points outside the building. All rooms tre equip­ ped with docks which ope­ rate from the master dock In the main office. The architect w ai John Bur­ ton IV and the general con­ tractor was Jack Jennings, Orlando. the luckleet studente la fee history of Seminole County. As one observer said, "some of these slath graders pro­ bably will find ways and means of remaining over for at least a full year In tbs modern, air-condition, clim­ ate controlled bunding." The main entrance to the building Is situated la the southwest corner of the atrue- Safety Feature Is Outlined Arrivals and departures a4 the new English Estates Ele­ mentary School will be ac­ complished In a most orderly manner, according to the school’s principal, Morris Ruby. Ruby aald today that coun­ ty school buses would load and unload students on the east side of the building and that this area la being re­ served for use as bus ramps only. Parents driving students to the school will be required to drive their children to the west side of the building and also pick up their children there. Ruby said this la another safety feature of tee school. Recipe for a GOOD SCHOOL tv cV.oK ' ■ 1 Part PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL BOARD THE CAFETORIUM at English Estate* Ele­ mentary School can be used aa a lunchroom, an auditorium, and for larga group class Instruc­ tion. The above photo waa taken from the cafetorium stage looking toward the kitchen area. lure. Doorways opon Into s Urge m ala office equipped tk m odem counters and storage compartments f o r school supplies and record* sad e public address and communications system. Off tho m ete office la Principal Morris Ruby's private office sad another office to bo uti­ lised ne a private conference N est goer Is the school's d ia ls which oven has pri­ vate recovery rooms. Adjicant to this is tho beautiful teachers' lounge plus ■ teach, era' work room. Separate exits from the lounge and the cllnle lead to tho ataio of (he cafetorium which permits the lounge and clinic to be used as separate dressing rooms whan need for various types of school functions. The cafetorium Is well lighted and beauUfully equip­ ped. Above doors leading into the cafetorium are fly fans which will make the Urge virtually fly proof. At the weat of tho room U a stage. At the opposite end la (bo stainless steel, all electric kitchen. What happens If the power supply goes off? The school la equipped with auxiliary or emergency lights in the cafetori urn and In the corridors. There are no windows In the building sines H is complete­ ly atr-coodttlcned. t Part HOLLOWAY Ready Mix Concrete 1 Part HOLLOWAY Concrete Blocks 2 Parts HOLLOWAY Precast (Beams and Roof Slabs) The kitchen Is divided Into three main ir e s* —a food pre­ paration center, m aaagtt'* office and dtehwaahlng room n o school h at a large room designed to be tho lib­ rary which haa what all school librarians would like to have, a work room with the necessary plumbing. The library also has a private of flea lor tho librarian. Ifeo upper grades— third, fourth, fifth and sixth, will occupy the U rge group rooms. H ie so rooms can be closed off Into three separate classrooms by folding doors which, by the way, weigh 1,400 pounds each. However, they can be manipulated with esse. When opened, the rooms can be used for U rge group Instruction. The U rge group rooms are equipped with clo­ sets, cabinets and counter* which are on caster* and can be rolled with ease when a rearrangement Is desired. There arc rest room* In all of the wings of the building for the boys and gtrU and algo, for teachers,. In the prl mary classrooms, each room has Us own rest room facili­ ties. Lights in all of the rest­ room* are controlled from a central panel. This will ell mlnato some youngsters from turning off the lights, inten tlonslly or otherwise, sad Into We're Proud Note the fly fans over the door at the right rear of the lunchroom area. The light fixtures on the rear wall are emergency lamps which will be turned on in tho event of a power failure. (Herald Photo) pitch-black darkness. The plant U geared to aecommodate 490 students. Ruby says that tbs number could climb to 525—or 114 more than are now enrolled— before added facilities would be required. However, be pointed out that the building has been constructed In such 0£rfjupnfrf& PAVING, Inc. “A Name Too Cut T rw t” ALL TYPES PAVING Residential • Commercial • Industrial Cl 1340 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 647-1871 Winter Park, Fla. DUNN BROS. HARDWARE “The Store with a Million Items" furnished the SCHLAGE Locks end other Hardware items part of the team used in the construction of a way that five new classroom* could be added and connected to prasw t supply facilities such as the hast­ ing and air conditioning sys­ tem, etc. Buckwheat Is a grain plant All room* are connected with the main office and with Important In production of the principal’s office by pub­ honey, according to the En­ lic address system s. Also cyclopaedia Britannic*. P. DELBERT to hove been THESE INGREDIENTS for the new of builders and suppliers English Estates School responsible for the spendid new — Call, W rite or Visit U s — POLISH ESTATES SCHOOL English Estates School Holloway in Seminole County CONCRETE PRODUCTS JENNINGS & JENNINGS INC.* “ Build the Better Way with Holloway” ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK l WINTER PARK M4-4100 SANFORD loss Wilfred 154 8 . BEACH ST. DAYTONA BEACH English Estates School We installed sound-insulated folding partitions, which allow the classrooms to be made larger or smaller in minutes. Modern teaching methods require “Inner Space Control1* P. J. Oxford BUILDING SPECIALTIES ORLANDO Orlando 425-9961 CL S-55II In the new 1719 CANTON AVE. Dr. >. INSTALLING DISTRIBUTORS — COMMERCIAL * Latent Vlajrl W a l Crvoria«i for 424-5003 �/ A lit Feb'. 25, 1964 — P aw 7 ZONOLITE 'Climate Controlled' School Offers Challenge ^ ™ By Julian Stenstrom School tea chine and school administration are nothin! new to Morris Ruby, a native of Mississippi who is principal of English Estates Elemen­ tary School. But It's the first tim e in his school experience Elementary School in Caste], berry, awaiting the complet­ ion of the new facility belag dedicated tonight. Ruby's original ambition was to enter the ministry. In fact, he served the ministry four years before deciding to enter the field of education. Is still serving as a part time minister—at pastor now of the Church of Christ on SR 40 at Paola. Of all his teaching and ad­ ministrative experience, Ruby is convinced that the new "climate controlled school" he refers to it— pre- %District PIA Meet Scheduled Next Monday 19 t ^ • ^ ^ ® R By Julia Bartoe The Parent-Teacher Asso­ ciation of the Altamonte Springs Elementary 8chool waa host to the regular meet­ ing of the Seminole County of PTAa. Theme for the program w as Founders Day and rep­ resentatives from each of the five schools forming the council, introduced by Mrs. Joe Pavelchak, chairman, gave a brief history of their school In order of its age with Lyman coming first followed by Pinecrest, A lta­ monte, South Seminole Jun­ ior High and Bear Lake Elementary. Special guesta for the morning, who also gave short talks, were Mrs. 0 . Bruner, eight district president, and R. T. Miiwee, superintendent of schools. During the business aesilon , with P. W. Simpson presiding, plans were com­ pleted for the district 8 con­ ference to be held at Pinecrest School next Monday be­ ginning at 0 a.m. Luncheon will be available at the School. All PTA menfbers are welcorned and urged to attend as a tour of Sanford Naval Air Station Is scheduled for the afternoon. Judge Bowden Hunt will be principal speaker for the morning session and Mrs. Nathan S. Rubin, president­ elect of the Florida 8tata PTA, will also apeak. The next meeting of the Seminole Council will be held on April 10 with the location to be announced. tlrat time to children of the South Seminole area and the business of educating these youngsters b tha new sur­ roundings can get underway Ruby did his undergraduate work at George Pepperdbe College b Lot Ancelee, Calif., Pepperdbe bee long been re cognised a a one of the finest teacher-training institutions b the West. Ruby earned bis master's degree b elemen tary administration and sup­ ervision while attending San Francisco State College b the California Bay Area. For nine years Ruby taught it elementary ecboola b Healdsburg, Calif., a city north of Baa Francisco b the famed Redwood Empire sec­ tion. For two years he taught at tha Sheffield High School, Sheffield, Ala. He first became a prbcipal when bo waa selected to head the Muscle Shoals School, Muscle Shoals, Ala., a school with grades from one through aloe. He was that* two years before ha cam# to Florida to teach English at the Key Weet High School Ruby came to Sem bole County lour years ago. Dur­ ing hit first three years here he tervod a t prbcipal of the Lake Monroe School. With the English Estates school under construction, Ruby was named principal and given a Shrine Club To See TV Stars "The Orest Volts" and his television stare will appear Thursday night at a meeting of the Sanford Shrine Club. An Old - Timers Frontier Dinner" is being planned by A1 Skinner for the event which Is scheduled to start at 0:30 p. m. Shrine Club members have been asked to bring their ladies. Ernest Southward is b charge of the program ar­ rangements. President Roy 0 . Williams has asked members to con­ tact any officer of the club for reservations. In addition to Williams, the officers include: First vice president, LeRoy C. Robb; second vice presi­ dent, Ralph Wight;-secretary, R. C. Whitmire, and treasur­ er, A. L. Skinner QLoUih fclsudhic (acuity, and the school open­ ed with afternoon teutons held at foe South Sem bole Douglass Talks Here Tonight Dr. Paul Douglass , pro­ testor of practical politics at Rollins Collage, is making his annual visit to Sanford to­ night to tell of "Political Con­ ditions b the World Today." He will apeak at tha Con­ gregational Church at 7:30 tonight. The meeting la held under the auspices of the Men's Club. Light refreshments will be served and tha general public la bvlted to be pre­ sen t Dr. Douglaae will brbg tome of his students with him. A group is expected from foe political science de­ partment af Sem bole High SchooL The new English Estates Elementary School, which hat been on afternoon sessions only abca it began operating last Fall using the South Sem bole Elementary School plant in Casselberry, will go ot full time sessions when it moves Into its own new, airconditioned facility. Morris Ruby, principal of foe English Estates school, said today that school hours will be from 1:30 a. m. until I p.m ., Monday through Fri•bySeminole County school bus­ es will serve the Tanglewood, Lake of foe Wood* and Fra1rie Lake area. Children resid­ ing to the English Estates subdivision will be permitted to walk, come by auto, or ride bicycles If they so da tire, Ruby said. School busts will pick up children b the Prairie Lake and Lakewood Shores sections around T:ao a. ra. Children b the Tanglewood area wiU be picked up around a a. m. Seminole County's newest, most complete school building, the of our children nothing should prevent English Estates betog second to none." Poured In Place by Custodians Named Prbcipal Morris Ruby of the new English Estates Ele­ mentary School baa announc­ ed that Walter Dsuraa and Jamet Davidson had been selected to servo as custo­ dians of foe new plant. H. C. Buchanan Concrete, Inc. 1410 Atlanta Ave. Orlando, Fla. In this M odern A g e ... WE'RE EXCEPTIONALLY PROUD TO HAVE BEEN IN CHARGE OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY'S NEWEST, MOST UP-TO-DATE EDUCATIONAL FACILITY English Estates English IN C Roof Deck Sessions Are Scheduled MORRIS RUBY, principal of the new English Estates Elementary School, ia pictured greeting The H erald 'a staff photographer, Bill Vin­ cent Jr., in the mnin office of the school's new air conditioned plant. as a principal that he will be responsible for the occupation and operation of a brand new school facility. Although It doesn't appear on the surface, Ruby is real­ ly elated that the time la rapidly approaching when the English Estates facility will throw open its doors for the senta hit greatest challenge. "It's also a challenge to everyone connected with it," Ruby declares. "We feel that a great deal more can be accomplished by our students due to the fact that heat, gnats and outside distractions will be virtually allmbated in this type of air-conditioned school. With continued co­ operation from tha parents \ INSTALLED THE Wiring and Fixtures TV Fire Alarm Program System Estates Elementary School Elementary School, i ' We furnished and installed the Commercial — Industrial — Residential W iring Ph. GA 4-4538 ORLANDO AIR CONDITIONING and HEATING by Trane We are proud of our port in the construction of the new English Estates Elementary School also the qualify Fixtures and Plumbing by Crane a Reliable Glass Co. LEE GLASS AND GLAZING ENTRANCE DOORS INSULATED METAL PANELS IN TRANSOMS BROTHERS MIRRORS Plumbing, Hooting Air Conditioning 111 H a A f f o K ttM M 1 1 U W . C o r tn l E M , 4 2 2 -M U Sanford, Fla. Ja c k Je n n in g s GENERAL CONTRACTOR O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A �Former Korean Missionary Speaks At Church Supper By Mrs. Adam Muller The Women o( the DcBary Presbyterian Church sponsor­ ed a covered dish supper at the church Social Hall. Rev. A. C. Summers gave the bless­ ing. A meeting was held later fat tha Sanctuary. The guest speaker at the meeting was Mrs. Chris Matheson, of Gainesville, and a former missionary to Korea. Mrs. Matbeson wore her Ko­ rean costume. She told of her living while thera and brought many of her treasured ob­ jects with her for inspection by the church members. Mrs. Gustave Dennlnger and Mrs. Bertram Gould were chair­ men of the supper and as­ sisted by their committees. Miss Johnston Captures Scene A t Gathering Miss Elma Johnston cap­ tured the scene as shu pre­ sented an Interesting book re­ view of Sybil Hathaway's “The Dame of Sark" at the monthly meeting of the De­ Bary Woman’a Club at the Community Center. M 1 a a Johnston, with her concern for books, always seems to pick tha authors who have aomethlng to bold their readera’ Interest Mrs. Charles Ulrich presid­ ed over tha meeting and wel­ comed tha members and guests. Mrs. Herbert Vitt was accepted aa a new member. Serving at Uia tea table, fob lowing the buslnesa session, war« Mrs. A. E. Spokes and Mrs. Gaston Crosby. They were assisted by Mrs. Theo­ dore Culley, Mrs. John Diehl and Mr*. Ivan Walker. Tha buffet table was over­ laid with an antique lace cloth, centered with a white swan, filled with white roses. Traya of cherry cake, crystal and illver appointment! com­ pleted tha table. The apeakSr's table was centered with a floral arrangement of pale pink cam ellias In a white DINNER MEETING In the DeBnry Prenbyterlan Church. (Left to right) Mrn. Louis Ritter, president; Mrs. Chris Mntheson, former Korean mis­ sionary; Rev. Augustus Summers, pnstor; Mrs. Gustavo Dcnninger and Mrs. Bertrum Gould, chairmen for the dinner. Susan Skinner Initiated Into Sorority Given Shower • Mlsi Susan Lynn Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner, was Initiated into Eta Omega Chapter of Alpha lota Sorority. Jonca College, at Jacksonville, recently. Miss Skinner was one of 37 girls honored by election to Alpha Iota, International Bus­ iness Sorority, and was a guest at a banquet at tho S I S Cafeteria, Jacksonville. Requirements for election to this honorary organisation are superior scholarship, leadership, personality, and character. Chapters of Alpha Iota are afflllatod with out­ standing business Irainlng col­ leges In tha U. &, Canada and Hawaii. Mias Skinner Is a graduate of Seminole High School and Is now furthering her educa­ tion at Jonca College. She Is to be congratulated on the ex­ cellent record she Is making. Miss Susan Oyler was re­ cently feted with a kitchen shower. Mrs. O. P. Wade and Mr*. R. D. Hackell were hos­ tesses for this affair and pre­ sented the honorco with a gift. The guests were served pink heart shaped cakes and punch. The refreshment table was decorated with pink and white candlea and tloweri. Those gathering for tha ahower were Mrs. W. C. Oy­ ler, Mrs. Nancy Chancey, Mri. R. L. Johnson, Miss Betty Carpenter, Mrs. D. C. Carpenter, Mrs. John Buhl, Mrs. K. G. Sodcrblom, Mrs, DeBary Choristers Present Music rrogram By Mra. Adam Mailer The Donary Chorlstcra pre­ sented a program of music at the DeLand Lutheran Re­ tirement Home. Laura Platt Brown directed and Theresa Kupccs was the accompanist. The music presented was a varied program interspersed with mirth, dances by Carolyn Llttlo and Mabel Green, a poem by Mrs. H. Dcntler, “The Two Seas," and a con­ tralto solo by Beatrice Muller. Refreshments were served In the lounge following a brief social. Mrs. Ed Iovanna was the flag bearer during otto of the patriotic numbers. James Orphield In Social Hall Plan Wedding The Women's Society of Christian Service and the Methodist Men's Club of the DcBary Community Method­ ist Church jointly sponsored a Smorgasbord held in the soc­ ial hall of the church recent­ ly. During the three serving hours more than 300 people were served. Mrs, Ruth Crcay was over­ all chairman. She was assist­ ed by members of the WSCS, the Methodist men, and the youth of the church. Mrs. Everett Swift and Mrs. Harold Coffin were in charge of the tickets. They were assisted by Harry Bell and Mrs. 0 . Pot­ ter in the dining room. Miss Adelaide Conte was at the organ console playing background music as the guests waited their turn to en­ ter the dining room. The buffet tables were la­ den with shrimp and turkey salad, sliced jello salads, cheese dips, crackers, cole slaw, relishes, different breads and rolls, coffee and a dessert. Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Morton, Sanford, announce the wed­ ding plana of their daughter, Bobbye Morton, and her fl- w ance, James Reed Orphield, of Jacksonville. The ceremony will be h d f at the liland View Baptist Church in Jacksonville. AH frienda are Invited to attend the wedding on March 7 at 3:30 p.m. Nothing Else Fits # —Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine ENTERTAINERS ut the Amcricun Legion Post 259 Auxiliary municnle and tea recently in the DeBary Community Methodist Church social hall. (Left to right) John Cornwall, baritone soloist of DeLand; Elmer Thomp­ son, accordionist; Mrs. Louis St. Amend, soprano soloist and chairman of the event, and Miss Adoinidc Conte, organist and piano accompanist, who played several well known McDowell selections on the organ console. Denims & Casuals Open Fri. N ights KetUnt If you want to touch up wood in a hurry, a coat of shellac thinned in denatured M EM * W EAR alcohol will dry rapidly. A 0 Sanford second coat can be applied 111 Magnolia Phone FA 3-1535 in a single evening. Learn Market Facts About Meat SUSAN OYLER Reginald Sodcrblom, M i a s Linda Sodcrblom, Miss Dlano Holten, Mlsa Rose Mary Jet, Mra. C. W. Erull, Mrs. C. C. Ilannar, and Mra. Milton Hannar, Mra. Sally Johnson, Mrs, BUI Albertson and Miss Maria Albertson. AMCIICA'S FINEST KINS • Data 1IS0 THIS WEEK ONLY! AFTERMATH By Janet Ilenry The countdown reaches zero; Tlio school bus roars away, And Mother, pale and shaken, Starts sorting out the day. NEW 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES R # 0 5 ▼ llIJ W# # • JENKINS FURNITURE STORE NEW AND USED 400 S. SANFORD AVE. FURNITURE PHONE 322-7450 FEB. 25th T H RO U G H 29th ONLY! y a l w a y s f ir s t q u a l it y Hoaicthlng la coming to WES - KAY Washeteria 3010 French Ave. Km Thurs. Herald S to c k in g by Schiaparelli Everything's Coming Up with the purchase of any • . . . and how fresh our fashions growl With sunny prints and old fashioned lace and pretty huea all in a row. F IIO I I I M t C V E K . . . Penney Is reduces prices on oor beet telling sportswear by-the-yard and the values are terrific! Buy and aew ahead of the season . • . save more than you thought possible on Psnney’a Own quality denims ’n sailcloth, Dan River’s popular Danatar! Haro are top Spring patterns, textures *n colors . . . and now, for a limited time only, they’re ticketed 20% OFF Penney’a already low, low prieea . . . SHOP EARLY1 C O T T O N D E N I M SOLIDS, MANY COLORS! Lute of eolore in a perennial favorite with new quality feeturee . . . mechine washable, Sanforised®, quick drying, easy ironing) Fabulous bUy‘ ra g . 59c yd. NOW It’s tha loveliest. . . liveliest • , , softer . . . more feminine look of Spring nowl COTTON DENIM STRIPES. CHECKS. PLAIDS! Patterns *n color* to inspire many a fashion outfit or decorating approach) Mechine washable. Sanforised® ’n colored to coordinate with our aolidal PE N N E Y * Q U A L I T Y FULL SAIL PRINTS, SOLIDS! Penney’* famous eotton sailcloth . . . crease resistant, machine washable, little or no Ironing! A host of solids plus new prints for Spring! Session Slated The Seminole County Fed­ eration of Women's Club# will m eet Thursday at tha Sanford Woman's Club. A board meetlog will begin at 10 g jn ., fol­ lowed with ■ general meeting • t 10:11. A covered disk hmcbeaa u tt fee bald at boob. AU member dube are urged A $3.00 Size Personals Mr. ta d Mre. Jene Braun of Wayne, N. J.. were tha re­ cent guests of Mrs. L. Beck, of Cokodza Road. The Brauns were en route home to New Jersey from a stay at Fort Myart. Jointly Sponsored Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent, says while you are marketing learn all you can about meat since it claims onc-fifth to one-fourth of the food budget. Look for the round purple stamps used for marketing meat that shows it has passed federal inspection. Watch aeasonal buys on meat. High quality meat la Indicated by fine grain, firmnesi and moliture, with firm fat In outer edge and marbl­ ing throughout flesh. On March 10 the public Is Invited to a free meat Cooking School at the Civic Center, Martha Logan, of Swift and Company, will demonstrate the latest In meat cookery. Recipe books will be given to all. Susan L Oyler DeBary Mr. and Mra. William Og­ den, of Estrella Road, re­ turned this past week from Hollywood where they attend­ ed the 12nd wedding annivers­ ary of their daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Cholley. A dinner party was bald at the Deauville Hotel in Miami, alao honoring Miss Dorothy Cholley, granddaugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden, on bar birthday. Bobbye Morton, And Quality Penny Pinchers Gather For Dinner, Social Hour Penny Pincheri Club met for a covered dish dinner and social hour at tho Policeman's Benevolent Hell recently. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Humphrey and Mr. and Mra. J. B. Fields were the hosts. Tho dining tables were dec­ orated In a Valentine theme, with email Valentines mark­ ing each placo. P. B. Langley gave tha In­ vocation. Tho door prize of a handcrafted J e w e l r y box, made by J. B. Fields, was presented to Mrs. J. N. Glllon. A guessing contest was held qnd a prize awarded to Mrs. H. L. Moore. Thirty-three members were present and seven guests [Smorgasbord DAN RIVER'S D A N 8 T A S PRINTS. SOLIDS! Popular color-coordinated prints *■ solids in a combed eotton with lota of class . . . ma­ chine wash *n wear, little or no ironing, crease re­ sistant! Stock up today! rag. 98 yd. • Accredited Charge AccotmU Welcomed NOW �«% r Ifff Waffari frra ff FeE. 25, 1964 — Pago 9 \ SHS Golfers In Tribe To Enter Group 4 Cage Tourney Tough Schedule Seminoles To Thinking Out Loud Play In 2nd Go Saturday 55 Of 58 Pick Liston To Win About Sports BY JULIAN STENSTROM Harry Hrcaka The Records Kick I)#rry ha* broken the Univenlty of Miami’s one-season basketball record for print* scored, field gonls made, free throws attempted and made, rebounds, thirty point (fames, twenty point games and averaga points per game. He is close to the record for highest percentage of free throws made by those who have attempted 150 cr mere. Hick is 335 on 23G tries. Dick Miani was .837 on ICO. Rick it also sure to set a new mark for field goal percentage for players who have attempted more than 125. The mark is now .534 set by Harry Manushaw on 133 attempts. Barry is averaging .543 on 41*3 tries. Somewhat overshadowed by Barry* brilliance is John Dampler who brought his average back to almost 20 point* per game when he hit for 34 points against Loyola. That’s the best first-year average ever at Miami for any on* playing mors than 10 games. Brilliant fres throw scoring hss been an important factor in Miami’s record. The Ilurricsnes have hit 76 per cent of their free throws to 66 per cent for their foes and that adds up to a 113 point bulge for Miami— more than half the 7.6 point* by which Miami haa out* scored Ita rivals this year. Stetson University has the distinction of holding Rick Barry to his lowest point total on the road—27 and Stet­ son and Florida Southern also share the honor of hav­ ing tied him up racst effectively on rebounds on the road. He made nine against each club. In no other road gam* has he been under 16 rebounds. • • • • Trolling’* Line Of Trouble Trolling can cause even the best behaved of fishing lines to act like a teen-ager doing tha tw ist To prevent twisted and fouled lines caused by troll­ ing, fishing experts offer a few ideas that lessen this •ver present problem. It’s Important, they say, to realise that nearly all luiSS will revolve while being towed undtrwufer. But, they do not all turn in the same direction. Before chucking a lure over the transom, check its natural direction of spin by dragging tha plug or piece of hardware alongside for a few seconds. Do this with several different lures. When the time come* to snap on a new one, select a model that revolves In the opposite direction. Swivels should always be used between line and lure. They help some, but do not prevent twist. Keels or keel sinkers rigged ahead of the plug are far more effective in eliminating problems. Keels have another value that la seldom recognised. Bright metal styles often call attention to the trailing bnit o r lure and result in a greater number of strikes. They also reduce ahort striking'Incidents, particularly When long eels or pork rinds are used. At intervals, remove the plug and allow the line to ™ frM for a few minute*. Do this again while cruising back to the dock a t day’a end. The twist may be okay for the kids, but keep it cut of fishing. SO KC Race Entries w a i t w a rn — s /ie mii*— t h i b h r a c s — s / i e m ii *— 4. K e v in ’* p el. t. J u s t Klmer, I. D inah’s Cltno, 4. l im a Kaye, t. R obbie S h o rt, *. Hharp 5. E d ’a C orky, *. Honey (Irani), T ra d e r, t. Illlld ato , I. O II * T. D osm an. I. Sly W lro’a neat Couple, | . B a rb ie Rock. I ■ e c o x d r a c k — a/ie m ii * R ack, T. M ona M oans. I. gallic — t . Zekao, I. Id m l. I. M.B.’a O uaat S ta r. 4. 141k* S ecretary , MeNabb I. P a s t Chance. *. D ouble De­ FO U RTH RACK — S /lg Mil*-— m on, T. F lo ren ce McNabb, I. 1. R ainbow llock, t. H oly T e r­ 11*1114 Boots ro r, S. No Adm laelnn, 4. Blow. Ing T ide. I. N. H.’e J u e t Mix, «. C a rta g e , T. b o s Roy J„ I. F allea Ana F IF T H RACB — t / S HU* — 1. C hill Will*, t. F o r Exam ple, BKMUVOMB COUNTY 1 Toyon. 4. Bobby Jo* Q , I. EONINO COMMISSION T u to r C a re ia , I. Dorl* Dal. T. N odes e f P a b lle H e a rts * N otice Is bareby glean, th a t T oppar Top. I. T ro g Loaguo a f t e r e o a stS a ra tla e . lb* a*ml SIXTH RACB — g / l f H ilo __ a e l* C ounty Z oning Commie 1- B o n ita Bay. t. Slick Tip. I. ste n w ill held a public b e a r­ ■ byta. 4. Sully Jones, I. G an. in g t* d e te rm in e th e fe asib i­ o ral Rock. (. C alico Ship. 1. lity e f reeom m endlng te the Buoy’s Shadow , I. C herokee R oard e f C ounty C om m ission­ ■ undlal e r* th a t the follow ing des SEV EN TH RACK—S/S HUo — e rtb e d p ro p e rty p re se n tly son I. M idterm , t. D enny’s Sister, *d R -t S lagle F am ily R esi­ I. n e h o lf F e rra ri!, 4. Burn. I. d e n tia l be toned A -t A g ric u l­ H ire d * W o rk er, t. NeU* M ak­ tu re ! F la t B osk 1, Feg* I t er, 7. P o ri Doll, (. H alf Pae H o w ard P a c k ard L ea d Oe.’a E IG H T H RACB — • / ! • R ile — F irs t A ddition t e C am eron t. B luffer, t . Suean MaeOInty, C ity, lo o tlo n S-I0S-I1E and t. K alto n G reen, 4. J e f f Mae. I. P la t Book t, Pago I* Com oron Ita lia n Loco, I. H u rry Home ■nbdlvloloa Section t l- z e i - H E . O ladys, T. Spot Olealpp. I. F u r th e r doccrlbod a s lying D ash in g Dan I E o f old ACt> RR R /W and NIN TH RACB — S/IA Mile— 14 m il* W e f Cam eron. Avonue, 1. N otified, I. M aterial. I. ReP u b lic b e a rin g w ill b t bold line, 4. Mae a te ie h , I. Al Past* la tbo gom lnol* C ounty C ourt um. d. F av u to u e Fee*. T. S b aaH eosw C ounty Commloolonoro da b e e r, I. D inah’# P eg Room , S anford. F lorida, Wed T E N T H RACB — S /lg MU*— n e td a y , M arch 11. 1»<4 a t T:!« 1. Much T im e, I. F le e t M etron. P . M. o r a s soon th e re a fte r I. B rochure, I. O.B.’s MoDuff. I. T e A iry, I. R uby K eeler, a * potolblo. Sem inole C ounty Z oning T. M erlm ar, I. F re u d P o sse ss­ ion Com m ission K L E TE N T H BACH — B/B Hll* By R o b e rt ■. Brow n ie m ln o l* C ounty Zoning I. K id W illi*, t. O.H.’a Goon. t. G uoet Appeal, «. Calloo T akl. D im e te r Publish Feb. II A March I, I. K ylem ore, . C alm Ceoll, 1. O Nellie, | . Bhuey till. Legal Notice The Seminole High School baiketball team will enter the group Four basketball tourna­ ment this weekend, Head Coach Ralph Stump! announc­ ed today. The Seminole* hive been placed in a trio of school* that will vie for sub-group honor* Friday and Saturday. Friday night the New Smyrna Beach Barracuda* will tan­ gle with the Eau Gallic Com­ modore*. Saturday night, the winner of this engagement will host the Seminole*. The ronteit will be played on the home court of the winner of the Barracuda-Commodore en­ gagement. Group Four, aaid Stumpf, haa been divided into four auh groups. The following weekend the winners of those four sub­ groups will play for the Group Four championship and the right to go on to regional playoffi in the quest for the stato title. There will be no Metro League tournament as moat conferencci usually hold. The reason, Stumpf explained, la that in the Metro the school* play each other ao many times during the regular teason that the loop’s coachea decided it would result in the school’s playing each other too many limes. "And,” said Stumpf, "the tournament wouldn't decide anything anyway aloes Use league tills la won by the club on top of the circuit's standings at the end of the regular schedule.’’ Seminole'* cage mentor has hopes of the Sanford School coming up with a better show­ ing in the Metro Conference next season. Stumpf aaid "Thi* was our first year in the league and we knew it would be difficult. It was what ws,expected. W* learn­ ed quite ■ bit and feel that this year's experience will help ua greatly as we look forward to next year’s competition. In the Metro, composed of seven Orlando schools and Seminole, the Sanford quintet la th* only single A school In the circuit. AU the rest of the schools are in the Double A category. "We'll be better next year,” predicted Stumpf. "We plan to participate In the summer basketball program again thla summer with Lyman High and Oviedo High. Ttiia will help ua tremendously. Also, we'll be getting aome pretty good boya from the junior var­ sity outfit and they should be a big help to ua.” Chiefs Sigm 2 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UIM) — Two Texaa Southern Uni­ versity grid atari, tackla Her­ man Compton and flanktrback Barney Allen Jr., have been signed by the Xansai City Chiefs of th* American Football Lsagus. Draw teg Wide Praia* I MATHEMATICS HOW TO BEAT THE DOGS u a i . a ia i IACTIONI TH M U Jt V#L I, Tartl# System T e l I I Repealer System HOW TO WIN AT JAI-ALA1 Systematic Playing Itom chtI 7:401 b J HOW TO WIN AT HORSE-TRACKS r w A ftiS Beet Knows System* m s * * for Information w r i tarn* 1*4 eddrsea te Me M ill JedtetovllU, Florida I a MIAMI BEACH (U P l)-A t last the bell sounds for "the moment of truth” tonight when loudmouth Cassius Clay tries to fulfill his boasts and wrest the world heavyweight Clarence Wallis was the crown from solid Sonny Lis shooting sta r In (he Busl ton. ness men's League at Jet They were scheduled for 15 Lanes Tuesday with a 218/587 rounds in the red-roped ring scries good enough for high of Convention Hall but prac game and aeries for the tically no one experts the bout night. Wallis was the differ­ to go that distance. ence as Rex Liquors took a A poll of 58 U. S. and for­ four point win over team No. eign sports writers covering 5 to push them six and onethe fight disclosed 55 picking half games in front of the pack. Liston, all by a knockout. Kondrack! and Cline's Sin­ Of the three who favored the pretentious, 22-ycar-old clair iron a three point de­ challenger from Louisville, cision over team No. 4 to only one said he would score itay close to the league lead­ a knockout over the 30-year- ers. Curtla Abney shot a 514 okl champion from Denver, series to pace the Sinclairmen. Colo. Ralph Bette rolled 187/513 Sonny, with long, muscular arm* terminating in 15Vi Inch for Dick's Appliance a t they fists, ia favored at 7-1 to win. won a throe point verdict It’s even money that he over Cavanaugh Tire Sendee, scores a knockout within five thereby holding on to their rounds and 2-1 that he achiev­ second place tie with Kondracki and Cline's Sinclair es a kayo within 10. Another man who la prac­ team. tically certain to take a lick­ In a hard fought match, ing In this fight la Bill Mac­ Fanon Builder* emerged with Donald, financial backer of a three point win over tho "live" fight her# and co­ Smith's Amoco Service. Al Faron hit 194/541 to spark promoter with Chris Dundee. Faron aa they won the first MacDonald, a wealthy re­ game by two pin*, lost the tired auto-trailer manufactur­ second game by four pins er, "bought” the fight from and then squeaked through Intercontinental Promotions, by four pin* in the third and Inc., for 1625,000. But In an final game to awing the total attempt to draw $1,100,000 in pin point there way by the t h e 16,446-scat Convention "whopping total" of two pin*. Hall, he priced the tickets Marshall Wiltshire and David from $20 to $250, a record Oldham kept Smith's Amoco anywhere for fight aeata. close with 182/514 and 188/605 Because of the teat prices respectively. and Clay's amateurish show­ Overall the acoreg weren't ing in his late workout* and too high this week in the Ida reported connections with Ousincssmen'i League it was tho RUck Muslima, the ad just as well since the bow­ vance salo here has been a lers decided to contribute a "bust." "penny a m ils” to U>* very Clay, Olympic light heavy worthy Heart Fuad. weight champion in I960, socks his 20th straight victory ainco hla professional victory string. Cassius made but tew changes In the style he used as an amateur—pulling away Seminole H i g h School's from straight punches and howling learn raptured a 8 to hooks instead of slipping the 1 decision Monday from the straight ones and bobbing be­ Apopka High Blue Darter neath the head hooks. kegiers In an Inter-scholastic Clay la very fast on hla bowling league match. feel; also speedy with jabs A match between the girls' and with combinations. How­ teams of the two arhools will ever, most of his punches are be played on Wednesday of thrown with comparatively thla week at Apopka. loose arms that do not deliver SANFORD BOYS (822 792 his body weight to the target. 734-2348): Steve Bassett, 500; The challenger is 1V4 inrhea Ed Hubbard, 454; James taller than Usion'a 0-1. But Wood 196-507; Richard Sires (lie champion is a solid, mus­ 479; John Jrrnlgan 408. cular man who ahufflea per­ APOPKA BOYS (723-711sistently forward and who la 744-2178): Charles Blair 416; cat-quick when he steps In for Robert Guiliford 366; Charles a punch. Ha has an 81-Inch nabb 429; Ronald Smith 395; reach compared to Clay’s 70. Richard Odom 670. Clarence Wallis Has 218/587 (ilEKIll.EAl)EKS at the Hoy vermin Girl Hnnkotball Kamo played Satur­ day night at Lyman were these “unties." On the girls’ aide, front, from left, Dan Casselberry, Pat Shea, Hilly Willis, Hirhnrd Robins and Frank Evans, Cheering for tho boys were, Butch Hnird, Lonnie Frier, John Birkheimer, Tom Mioducki and Carlton Buesse. (Herald Photo) Benefit Tonight Lyman Girls Defeat At Jai-Alai Boys In Basketball Members of the Moose from throughout Central Florida will converge on the Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Fronton to­ night for a special benefit program for the Moosehcart Children's Home. The program, which gels underway with the first game at 7:40, is under the sponsor­ ship of tiie eighth distrirt. lxsyal Order of Moose. The district comprises I o d g o a from 10 cilics, including San­ ford, Orlando, DeLand. Day­ tona Beach, Leesburg, Kustis. New Smyrna, Winter 1'ark and Ocala. Fcatur* event of the even­ ing will be the Mooseheart Benefit trophy match, the ninth game singles, with Agustin, Gnsti and Astign among the favorites. In Monday night’s Jai alai action, Astlga and Iriarte rall­ ied to win tho feature eighth event in post four, after halt­ ing tiie game point attempt of Ecbaniz and Jacin. The lat­ ter finished in post two, with Gastl and Aguitln coming in third. Rafael and Agustln, favor­ ites in tho matinee All Star feature doubles match, lived up to their billing in taking the win. The Tape MIAMI REACH (UPI) Here it the talc-of-the-tape for tonight's heavyweight title fight between Sonny Llaton and C aului Clay: Liston Clay 30 age 22 215 weight expected 215 6-1 height 6-2Vi 84 reach 79 44 44Vi cheat expanded 33 34 waist 17H biceps 15 a»i wriit a 17V* neck 17Vi 16 calf 17 25Vi th ig h as 15V* flat 12 14Vi forearm 1m By Jen* Casselberry C o a c h Rodney Umbcrger, With a little help from who acted as referee, the fair sex triumphed, .72-31, in their basketball game against the Lyman High School Boys Saturday night. Sine# th* boys failed to find enough boxing gloves, Four of the five Seminole the rules were chntigvd to liuve them piny with only Timing Association entrants one hand, which did not ap­ In the National Association pear to be much of e hendiof Drag Strip* winter race* cep bb they outplayed the last week at Daytona Bcarh. girls In the f in t quarter by came home winner*. Three of making aovernl baskets. the four winners won national Things changed In the Inst d ata championships. half, however, ns th* girt* Sanford's H e n r y Wight, driving hit HWI Stingray, got In more lucky shot* to won the ultra sport* clast the relief of their conch, title by taking six wins In Ruth Wright. The school cheerleaders got eight races. Cliff Lord entered hit 1958 a rest as 10 of the boys don­ Chevrolet and captured the ned wig*, skirt*, sweater* national II stack automatic nml other feminine equip­ ment to lend the cheer* and championship. Ited Edward* won the na­ to ndd to the fun and confu­ tional B modified slock spot sion. in his Cobra powered Falcon Die Lyman Student Coun­ sprint. cil, whlrh sponsors thin an­ Two other entrant* were nual event, also held a Sadie Ken Waldron and Pat Harred. Hawkins Dance following the Waldron won the J atock claaa game In the school cafeteria. two night running—the only Tho Vibrations, * new dance races in which he was able to band madn up of (oral high participate. H arrrd failed to nchoul ami junior high stu­ win in hla 1 atock class auto dents, played for the danc­ but made an impressive show­ ing. ing during tho meet. Cindy I.egg and Dennis Bryson were rltosen the best Daisy Mae and Lil’ Abner in Pre-Season Play ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The St the costume contest. They re­ Diuii football Cardinals will ceived passes to all the tin*, play five pre-season games ketbnll games remaining this in 1964, opening against the season Including tournament Green Bay Parker* at New games. Mrs. Aldin Milwee and Orleans, Aug. I, and closing with the Washington Redskins Mrs. Alicia Srhmidt chaper­ oned the dance. at Norfolk, Va., Sept. 5. 4 Seminole Entries Win SHS Bowlers Beat Apopka serving aa golf coach. Ganaa will have five sen* lora back from last year's team which posted a re ­ cord of eight victories agalnri only one setback. The 1963 Unksmcn also captured the O r a n g e Belt Conference championship. However, thii season the Tribe will be par­ ticipating in the Metro Con­ ference and Ganaa anticipates that the competition will be much tougher. However, Ganaa Is optimis­ tic about the fact that this year's golf team should be better than last season's cnt*y. “We should have,” aays Ganaa, "the beat balanred team since golf became an organized sport at Seminole High.” Ganaa' reasoning la baaed on the fact that "We have flv* boy* capable of break­ ing SO with a great deal of conalalency.” Hie five youngsters upon whom Ganaa la pinning tho hope* of SHS in the Metro circuit are Ray Bradford, Roth Vihlen, Larry Sherwood, Jeff Williams and Tommy Todd. All five of these Tribes­ men were member! of the team last year and the ex­ perience should boost Semi­ nole's chances in the Metro. Last year’s club also won the Group III tournament and went to the state tournam ent The team 's home links ia the Mayfair Country Club. Seminole will open the sea­ son Friday when it entertains DeLand High at the Mayfair Country Club. It will d o te out tha season on April 10, participating in tho Metro Conference tournament at tho Rolling Hills Country Club. ATTENTION FO RD O W N ERS MONEY SAVING SPECIALS FOR FEB. & MAR. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS FORDS $6« 1952 • 61 $ 9 9 4 1019 • 51 FORDS me DEPENDMIiS: SUCCESS CARS OF '64 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH DOG RACING! $545 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH Get something off your chest. Your knees, for instanco! C D R -n A Now Series ef Bosks Based *a By J n 'ia i Stenatrom Facing the toughest ache dole In the history of the school, Seminole High's golf team has begun practice for the 1964 links season with Fred Ganaa, athletic director, NIGHTLY >i> Imagine, unwinding and (tilling In i compact Now you caul And that goes for backseat passengers is well as travelers up front Bacausa Dart ii a compact in the large economy tin . Loti of room for hips, heads, feel and knees. Family-site room all-round. And what goes for Dart in the comfort compartment goes ditto in the performance department Standard angina Is the famous Slant 6 that'll outacat tha axt/a-cnsl anginas ia most other EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES Wed., FrL, S a t, 2 P. M. compacts. For even more action, there's an optional um Dart V I that takas no sass from any tin car. But don't let the comfort and sizzle fool you. 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IN R B l E S T A T R O P ____ ■AST R IV E R » AVINOS BANK. ida. u n til 1:1* r. M. on F r i ­ JO HN HEND ERSON W TNN. Dacaaaad. P la la tlff, day. M arch A 1114, • • th a fa l­ P IN A L N O T IC E lo w in g Ram a: JA M ES W. SWANN and H otlea la h arab y given th a t L it window *, a la m ln u m T o a t n l o e b o f you a ra -r a LOREANNE H. SWANN, hla fram e , com plete b u t not th* a n d arslg n a d w ill, on th a h ereb y n o tlfla d and req u ired to CH ARLES L WEST and w ife, a t al. !0 th day of M arch. A. D Installed. p re e a n t anjr c la im , and d e ­ DOROTHT A. W EST, hla w ife. D efendant*. 1. 104 fa s t a f m a ts! curb t i l l , p ra aa n t to tha H onor­ m a n d , w hich jrnu. or a lth a r of D efen d a n t (a). NOTICE o r g f l T IN and g u ita r form a w ith ab le C ounty J u d s a of Sem l­ you. m ay h a ra a g a in st Ilia n o t ic e o f n e r r in M O RTG A G K F O R E C L O S U R E nola C ounty. F lo rid a. th a R tw o ra d lu * ta c tio n s. ra ta l* o f GEORGE A. DAN- M O RTG A O H F O R K C L O a tP R TOi JAMEH W. SWANN and R a tu rn . acco u n t and I. On* y e a r's s u p p l y of F in a l IK IA , daraaaad, la ta e f a rid T O i CHA FILES L. W EST and LORE ANNE II. SWANN, liquefied petro leu m g a a a t vouchers, aa K xacutora o f th a C ounty, to th a C ounty Ju d e * DOROTHT A. W EST, hi* hi* w ife: a a ta ta of JOHN HENDERSON tw o point* of d t ll v t r y : w ife, whoa* raaldane* la R E IID H .N C U t o f Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a, a ) C ity ehop fo r r t f u t* WYNN, dacaaaad, and a t aald a t hla offlca In th* co u rt u n k n o w n a n d who** laat Itm a, than and th ara , m ake a p ­ 1141 N orm an R rldg* Road. tru ck * . know n m a llln s addraaa houaa o f aald C ounty a t Han­ M ontgom ery. A labam a b) H e w a g • tre a tm e n t p licatio n to th e aald Ju d g e for la: ford, F lorida, w ith in ala cal a final se ttle m e n t of th e ir T ou a r* h e reb y notified th a t p lan t. 11 L’n lv a rrlty C ircle, a n d a r m onth* from th a tlm * a C o m p lain t to foreclose a Bide will b* p ublicly opened a d m ln la tra tlo n of said a e ta ta , D aL and, F lo rid a of th* flra t p u b lic a tio n of thla c e rta in m o rtg a g e e n cu m b erin g and read In th* r l t y Commie- and for an O rdar d isc h a rg in g TOU ARB If E R K B T NOTf- th e fo llo w in g described re a l •Ion Room, C ity H all, Hanford, them aa auch K ia cu to ra. nolle*. T w o eoplaa o f a arh claim o r dem and •h a ll b* In FIK D th a t a C o m p lain t to fora- p ro p e rly , to -w lti D ated thla 20th day of F eb ­ F lo rid a, a t !:M P.M. on M arch w ritin g , a n d a h all a ta ta th* cloa* a c e rta in m o rtg a g e e n ­ Lot f. Block II. EAST- A 1*44. ru a ry . A. D.. 1114. plac* o f raaldane* and poat c u m b e rin g th a fo llo w in g d e s­ I la r v ty l-aw renca W >nn HIIOOK SUBDIVISION S pecification* e ra a v ailab le cribed re a l p ro p e rty , to -w lt: offlca addraa* o f th a claim G ladys lift! C ra b tre e UN IT NO. I, a cc o rd in g to a t tb* offlca of iha c ity M an­ T ho South I I ft. a f Lut 17 a n t. a n d ahall b* aw urn to by th* p la t th e re o f recorded ager. B lanche E lisa b e th T ow na n d a ll of Dot I t , Ulock th* c la im a n t, hla a g e n t. or a t tn P la t Dook II. Pag** I* •end W. K. K now lta 12, RUL-AIR, S a n f o r d . to rn a y and aecom panlad by a and I I , P u b lic lltc o rd a of As E ie c u to ra of tb a e s­ C ity M anager F la ., aa raeorded In F la t filin g faa o f on* d o lla r and Hanilnolo C ounty. F lorida, Publlah Fab. 14, 11(4. ta te or JOHN H E N D E R ­ R ook I, P ag a 71. P ublic haa bean filed a g a ln a t you In auch claim o r dem and not ao SON WYNN, decaaaed. R ecord* of Sam lnola C oun­ th * a b o v e at) lad ault, and you C D R -ll fllad a h all b* ro ld . 8TEN8TROM, DAVIS A ty , F lo rid a. lir a . Z erlene D. H alt e r a re q u ire d to aarv* a ropy Mc I n t o s h S E M IN O L E COUNTY I lo tp o ln t R an g * — l o t RR of y o u r A* a d m ln la tra to r of th* A n e a a r o r o th a r A tto rn e y s for E ie c u to ra P.OMNM C O W M taaiO N 1S-A R a ta l* of P le a d in g to th* C om plaint on Po»t O ffice D raw er 1119 N atlra a f P ublic H a a r ta g Colem an lla a te r —117 GKUIIUK A. DANIELS, P la in tif f * a tto rn e y s , A N D E R ­ Nolle* la hereby g iven, (b a t S anford, F lo rid a, 12771 haa bean fllad a g a ln a t you In SON, Kt'BH. DEAN A LOWN­ d a ca aia d th* abov a-aty led a u lt, th* DES, 171 E a s t C e n tra l B oule­ a f ta r c o n sid era tio n , tha Sem i- Publleh Fab. 21 A M ar. I. 1A N orrla D. W oolfork. I l l a b o rt title of w hich la F e d ­ v ard , O rlando. F lo rid a, and nola C ounty Z oning C om m iss­ 17. l»cl. (17 W aat C hurch S tre e t e ra l N a tio n a l M o rtg a g e A sso­ file tli* o rig in a l A naw ar o r ion w ill hold a publla h e a rin g CDR-<( O rlando, F lo rid a c ia tio n , a C o rp o ra tio n o rg a n la o th e r P lead in g In th a office to d a ia rm ln a th a fe a sib ility iu f A tlo rn ay fo r A d m ln la tratrlx P u b llth Fab. I I , I I , A Mar. t , ad u n d a r an Act of C ongraaa of tli* C lark of th* C ircu it rv o m in e n illn g to tba B oard of IN T H E Cl.-.t:! IT 11)1 RT OF and a x la tln g p u rs u a n t to th* C o u rt on or b efo re th* J l t h C ounty C om m laalonara th a t T H E NINTH J t H IlTA I. t l l t II. 1114. F e d e ra l N a tio n a l M ortgage day o f M arch. 1*«4, If you Iha fo llo w in g described p ro ­ C l IT IN AND FO It MtMINOLR C D R -ll A ssociation C h a rte r Act, hav­ fa ll lo do ao, a dacraa pro p e rty p re se n tly to n ed A-1 COUNTY. F L O n illA . in g ita p rin c ip a l offlca In the w ill b* ta k e n A g ric u ltu re be to n ed C -l C om ­ t l l A N t C I t t NO. 1X73* tn tk a C o o n mt fk * C***fy C ity o f W ash in g to n , D istrict eonfaaso m erc ia l: T ha E too ft of the Jn d g a , Ha*ila*t* C a n aty , F lo r­ of C olum bia, P la in tiff, v e rsu s, a g a ln a t you for th a ra lla f da B 101 ft of the N 100 ft of MECHANICS K X C II A N G B m ended In th a C om plaint. HAVINGS BANK. ida, l a P r* k a f* . CHA RLES U WEST and th e NK'.i or the N K 'e of Sec­ T h la N utlco a h all b* pub P la in tiff, l a r* l K atat* mt DOROTHT A. W EST, hla w ife. Itshad once a w eak fo r fo u r tion 1I-1IH -I0E Meat tb a N va. V. H, GRANTHAM, a /k / a , D e fen d a n t!* ) and you a r* r e ­ 71 ft o f Iha W 771.71 ft o f tba VICTOR II. GRANTHAM. a 'k / a q u ired to a arv a a copy o f y our c o n e e c u tlre weak* In th e Han­ S 100 ft of Ilia N (00 ft of RE.VIE SULLIVAN, a alngla ford H arald. w om an, at al, VICTOR HUGO ORANTIIAM A nsw er o r o th a r p le a d in g to DA TED th la 10th day *r •aid NE*« o f NE*( of aald S e c ­ D efentlaiim Dacaaaad. th* tion ly in g E of IIw y 1T-I2) o m p la in t on P la in tif f * F e b ru a ry , 1M4, NOTICE OF a l IT IN T * All C ra d lla ra a a d Parana* A tto rnCey F u r th e r daacrlbad aa ly in g I , Mack N. C leveland. (SE A L ) MORTGAGE FOM El’L o a l HR H a r i n g C la im * mr D r m a a d a Jr., g u lta I I I H anford A tla n tic A rth u r II. D ackw lth, Jr., of F red d ie’s S te ak H uuae ott TOi RKNIE HULl.lVAN A g a laa f l a i d E a t a t ,t II wy. 17-12. N ational R an k U ulldlng, Han C la rk of C ircu it C o u rt H E alllE .N C E i UNKNOWN T ou and aach o f you ar* Public b e a rin g w ill ba hald AND TOi All p a rtie s c la im in g F lo rid a , a n d file th* o ri­ By: M a rth a T. V lhlan h a ra b y n o tlfla d and r*<|Ulr*d gford, In tha Sem lnola C ounty C ourt in al A naw ar o r o th a r plead D eputy C lark In tcra ata by, Ibrouglt, unto p ra a a n t a n y claim * and d e ­ Ing In Ih* office o f th* C lark AN DEK80N, HUSH, DEAN Houaa, C ounty C om m issioners d r r o r a g a ln a t th a a fo re ­ m and* w hich you, or a lth a r of Room, S anrord, F lo rid a, W adsaid parson you. m ay h a r a a g a ln a t th* o f th* C irc u it C o u rt on o r b* A LOWNDES naaday, M arch 11. 1P«4 a t 7:10 YOU ARK h araby notlflad a it a ta o f V, II. G ra n th am , a / for* tb s 17th d a y of M arch, 121 E a a t C a n tra l B oulevard, P. M. o r • • soon th a ra a fta r th a t a C om plaint to foractoaa O rlando, F lo rid a A. D. t i l l . If you fa ll to do k /a , V lotor II. (lra n th a m , a / aa poaalbla. a c e rta in m o rtg a g e e n cu m b er­ k / a V ic to r H u g o G ran th am , BO, a dacraa p ro eonfaaso w ill Publlah Fab. I I A Mar. I, It, ■am lnola C ounty Z oning in g th a follo w in g daacrlbad d a ca aia d . la ta of aald C oun­ b* ta k e n a g a ln a t you fo r th* 17. 1M4. Commlaalon CD R-M re lie f d em anded In th* C om ­ re a l p ro p e rty , to -w lti ty, to th* C ounty Ju d g e of By H obart S. B row n L ot l» . OAKLAND IIIL I.S Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a. a t p la in t. Sam lnola C o u n ty Z oning C IR C U IT COURT, T hla N otlo* a hall h* p u b lish - IN T H E ADDITION, a cc o rd in g ta hi* o fllc * In th a c o u rt houaa D ire cto r NIN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT ad one* a w eak fo r fo u r eon th a p la t th e re o f • • r e ­ of aald C ounty a t S anford, O P FLO RID A IN AND FO R P u b lish F ab. M R M arsh I. a a o u tlra w ash* In T h* San corded la P la t Book I t . F lo rid a , w ith in aria c a le n d a r gKMlNOLH COUNTT. P a g a Id , P ublla R eco rd s m onth* from th* tim e of th* ford H a rald . a n a w ip a p a r c ir ­ IN CHANCERY NO. IS g tt CDR-71 culated la Sam lnola C ounty, o f Sam lnola C ounty, D e r ­ flra t p u b lic a tio n o f th la n o ­ A LB ER T N. P IT T A aa A ncil­ ide, tice. T w o eoplaa of aach claim F lo rid a. A d m in is tra to r of th a IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT OF haa bran fllad a g a ln a t you tn D atad th la H a t d a y * f F e b ­ la r y o r d em an d a h all b e In W riting, a a ta ta a f J O H E P H I N B D. T H R KLNTH JU D IC IA L CIR­ atylad su it, a n d y o n and a hall a ta ta tb* plac* of ru a ry , A. D. 1 ID . CUIT. IN AND FO R S E R I. ethraa abova W H IT E , D acaaaaA re q u ire d to aarva a copy raaldane* and poat office ad (SE A L ) P la in tiff, NOLR COUNTY. FL O R ID A A rth u r H. B eck w ith , Jr., of y o u r A naw ar o r o th a r draaa o f th* c la im a n t, and I.N CHANCERY NO. l a s t s -TOC la rk of C irc u it C o u rt P le ad in g to tho C om plaint o n a hall b* ew orn to by th* W ILLIAM V. CLASS a n d B E T ­ DARBARA ANN G R E E N L E A F. Ryi S a n d ra B. Jo h n so n P l a in t i f f s a tto rn e y s . AN DERc la im a n t, hla a g e n t, o r a t t o r ­ TY JA N E CLASH, Jo in tly a n d D. C. P la in tiff, HON. RUHR. DEAN A LOWN­ ney a n d accom panied by a f il­ va. •av a ra lly , ing fa* o f on* d o lla r a n d auch M ack N. C leveland, J r . a n d DES. 121 E a s t C a n tra l B oule­ D efendant*. IIA R R T H ENRY J E R O M E v a rd , O rlando, F lo rid a, a n d claim o r dem and not a* filed H aro ld F. Jo h n so n NOTICE O F SUIT W ILLIAM G R E E N L E A F, JR .. A tto rn ey s fo r P la in tiff file ilia o rig in a l A nsw er o r a h all b* ro ld . TO* BETTY JA N E CLASP, P, O. D ra w e r E D efendant. o th a r P le ad in g In tha office e f E u la II. G ra n th a m W hoae R esidence la; N O T IC E o r S U IT th a C lark of th a C ircu it C o u rt A* A d m ln la tra trlx . dabonla S a nford, F lo rid a 401 S la n la y S tre e t T O i H A R R Y HEN RY JER O M E on a r bafora th a 2 -th day e t non, cum ta a ta m a n to a n - P ubllah Fab. J ! A M ar. I. 1*. M lllartow n, Ohio, W ILLIAM G R E E N L E A F, M arch, 1(14. If you fa ll ta naxo, of th* a a la t* of V. 17, 1114. JIL S w orn C o m p la in t h a v in g do so, a d re ra * pro coofaaaa II. G ra n th a m , a / k / a V ictor C D R -ll baan fllad In ilia C irc u it C o u rt 411 Second S tre et, II. G ra n th a m , a / k / a V ictor w ill ba ta k e n a g a ln a t you fo r P a tla a d aa P a rk . In a n d fo r Sam lnola C ounty, NOTICB O F BEIT th a re lie f dem anded In th a H u g o a r a n tb a m , N ew Je rse y T H E STATK O F FLORID A TO F lo rid a , l a C hanoary, e n title d Dacaaaad. C om plaint. TOU ARK H EREBY N O TI­ RA L PH JO H N W ARD. JR ., ’A lb e rt N. F lits , aa A ncillary M aek N. C leveland. J r . and T hla N olle* sh a ll ba p u b lis h ­ W HOSE R E SID E N C E IS A d m ln la tra to r of th a a a ta ta of F IE D th a t a C om plaint for ed one* a w eak fo r fo u r a o a C a rro ll H urka, A tto rn ey * fo r UNKNOW N AND LAST JO S E P H IN E D. W H IT E , da­ D ivorce and o th a r ra lla f haa • tc u tlv a w e ek s la th a Hsafiwd E atat* . P , O. D ra w e r X, caaaad, P la in tiff, varaua W IL ­ baan fllad a g a ln a t you la tha KNOWN AD DRESS IBl S anford, F lo rid a. LIAM U. CLAMS and BETTY abova atylad C ourt a n d you H erald. t i l l GREGG AVENUE, F lra t p u b lic a tio n F e b ru a ry I I , DATED T H IS 10th day •< FLO REN CE. SOUTH CA R ­ JA N E CLASH, jo in tly a n d a tv - • ra harab y re q u ire d to aarva F e b ru a ry , 1114. till. • ra lly , D a la n d a n ta ’*, p ra y in g a copy of y o u r A naw ar or tHEAL) OLINA! F ubllah F ab. U , IS, I t * Mar. A aw orn C o m p lain t h a v in g for c e rta in ra lla f fo r Iha above o th a r dafana* to tbo C om plaint I, l i f t . A rth u r II. Ila rk w lth , J r , been fllad a g a ln a t you In th* nam ed p la in tiff a g a in s t You aa upon Iha P la in tif f * A tlo rn ay C D R -ll C lark o f C ircu it C o u rt K. JACKSON IIAASZK, A tto r C lro u lt C o u rt In a n d fa r Sam i- D afandanL lly M a rth a T. V lhlan •NOW. T H E R E F O R E , TU1B nay a t Law . t l d N orth O range i o t a C d k aty , F lo rid a , b r A t F ic m rio rs p a s s D eputy C lerk Avenue, S u ita Id, O rlando, O r­ IS TO N O T i r r TOU T H A T If H A JA N E W ARD, fo r divorce, NOTICE IB h e reb y given ANDERSON. RUSH, DEAN c o u n ty , F lo rid a, and A LOWNDES th a t I am e n g ag e d In bualnaaa th a a b o rt title o f w hich la AL­ you w ish to d afand a g a in s t a n g e a t I* S outh H lw ay 17-11, Caa- MA JA N E W ARD, P la in tiff, and c o n ta a t th * above e n title d f l it th a o rig in a l A naw ar o r d e ­ 111 E aa t C e n tra l B oulevard, a rlb e rry , Hemlnol* C o u n t y , varaua, RALPH JO HN W ARD. actio n , you e ra re q u ire d to fense In the offlca of Ilia O rlando, F lo rid a file > our a n sw e r or o th e r C lark o f th a C ircu it C o u rt on F lo rid a, u n d a r th* flo lltlo u a JIL , D efendant, th a t# praaan t* w ritte n defense, If a n y you or baforo th a I4 (h day of P ublish Fab. I I A M ar. 1, It, D ana of, C aaaalb arry L and Co., a r* to com m and you to a p p e a r have, to th* C o m p la in t h e rein M arch, l i l t A.D. If you fa ll 17. 11(4. and th a t 1 Intend to r a g la ta r a n d til* y o u r A naw ar o r o th a r herein w ith th* C lark of th a Above to do ao Ju d g m en t by D efau lt C D R -lt aald nam e w ith th * C la rk of d efen se o r p lea d in g w ill ba la k a n a g a ln a t you fo r th* C irc u it C ourt, Hemlnol* w ith th* C lark o f th * C lro u lt sty led C o u rt a n d lo aarv* th a ra lla f p rayed for In Ilia I » T H R CIRCU IT COTRT O F af Sam lnola C ounty, upon p l a i n t if f s a tlo rn a y , A l­ C ounty, F lo rid a , In a cc o rd an ce C ourt C om plaint and aald ra u a a w ill T IIR NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR ­ b e rt N. F lits , w hoaa ad draaa F lo rid a, and aarvo a copy w ith th* provlalon* of th * Floproceed E t P a rt* . CUIT IN AND FOR SKM Itlllo u a Nam* H tatutaa. to -w lt: th a ra o r on P la in tif f * a t t o r ­ Is 1 M aaonta U ulldlng. S a n ­ th an DONE AND O R D ER E D a t NOLE C O U N T !, FLO RID A . Heci ion I D . l t F lo rid a S ta tu te * ney, C a rro ll U urka, A tto rn ey ford, F lo rid a, a copy of aald S anford. F lo rid a, th la f l a t ClIANCRRY NO. 1X774 a t Law. P. O. D ra w e r Z, Han­ a n aw a r o r o th e r w rltta n daIDT. ford, F lo rid a, on o r b e fo re fan aa, on a r b e fo re th a I f t h day o f F e b ru a ry , K i t , A.D. T H E BOW ERY H A V I N G S Rlgi H ibbard C a aa elb a rry (SEA L) F ubllah Fab. IS. S>, A M ar. S. Ih* I t h day o f M arch, A. D. day of M arch, 1*44. A rth u r H. BankwlUi. Jr.. RANK. Th* n a tu r* o f sa id e o m p la ln t IM I. o r a th a rw la* d acraa pro P ta la tlfl II. l i l t . C lark of th a C ircu it C ourt eunfsaao w ill ba e n te re d la la p ra y fo r fo re c lo su re of C D It-tt va. lly : M a rth a T. V lhlan a c e rta in m o rtg a g e an cu m b ara g a ln a t you. JO H N K. CRITKft. a t ux a a d D eputy C lark Tli* S anford H a ra ld la da- lug Ilia fo llo w in g described a tb * C a a r t *1 t b * C m aa ty a t al, J u d g e , S r m la a la C a n a ty , S t a t * sig n a le d aa a n a w ip a p a r of re a l p ro p a rly a ltu a to d , ly in g K. JACKSON HAAHZB D afandantA g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n In w hich and being In Sam lnola C ouuty, A tto rn ey a t Law , • f F lo r id a , l a F r a b a t* NOTICE O F SU IT IN l i t N orth O ranga Avanua, th la c ita tio n a h all ba p u b lla h - F lo rid a, to -w lti l a r * t k a B a ta ta a f t M O R T aaG H F O R R C L O aiR H •d one* aach w a lk fo r fo u r L o ts N to Id, B lock II. S u ita K , O rlando, F la. JA K E T. NEW UT, TO i R O B E R T S. COLBT a n d Fubllah F ab. M * M ar. I, I t . c onsecutive weak*. C ry s ta l L a k e W i n t e r Dacaaaad. LEAD A T . COLBT. hIS W ITNESS m y h a n d a n d a fH om es S ubdivision • • re - 17. l i l t . FIN A L N O T fc a w ife corded In P la t Book I, C D R -ll N olle* la h a rab y g tv a a th a t flelal aaa! o f th a C la rk o f th* R E S ID E N C E * p a g e s 114-111 o f th* P u b ­ th* und aralg n ed w ill, on th* C ircu it C o u rt on th la th* H a t 1111 W a it F o u rth S t r a a \ lla R soorda o f Sam laol* IN T H R CIRCU IT COURT OF 17th day of M arch, A. D. t i l l , day of J a n u a ry , A. D, 1*44. lia n a , N evada T H R NINTH JU D ICIA L C IR ­ C ounty, F lo rid a , p ra a a n t to th # H o n o rab t* (SEA L) T ou a ra h a ra b y n o tlfla d t h a t A rth u r H. B eckw ith, Jr., and for th * s a ls o f tb a sam e CUIT. IN AND FOR SEM IC ounty Ju d g * a f SEM INOLE C o m p la in t to forealoaa n C lark of th a C irc u it C o u rt fo r cash a t p u b lla a u o tlo n , and NOLR COUNTY, FLORID A. C ounty, F lo rid a, b a r fin a l r e ­ c e rta in m o rtg a g e e n c u m b e rin g B y: M a rth a T. V lhlan, D.c. fo r a daflolancy dear** a g a ln a t IN CHANCERY NO. 1S7SP tu rn , acco u n t a n d vouehara, M th a fo llo w in g d aacrlbad r e d C a rro ll B ark* tb a d a fa a d a n ta la a v a n t tb a F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ p re p a rty , to -w ltr A d m ln la tra trla a ta a f th * E i ­ A tto rn ey fo r P la in tiff •a id m o rtg a g td p ro p e rty does GAGE ASSOCIATION, a aorla t* o f Ja k * T. Newby, d a ca aa ­ L ot *, Block E. COUNTRY • o t sail fo r a a a m o u n t s u f ­ p o ra tlo a . ad a n d a t aald tlm *. th a n and S u ita I K A tla n tic N a tio n a l CLUB MANOR, UN IT N<X ficien t ta p a y a ll aum a found P la in tiff, T H R E E , a c c o rd in g to th a th ara , m ake a p p lic atio n to tb* B an k B uilding to ba d u e P la in tiff la aald va. aald Ja d g * fo r a fin a l a a ttlg - P. O. D ra w e r I p la t th e re o f aa recorded la n o B B R T C. THOMPSON and •u lL m en t a f her a d m ln la tra tlo n of S anford, F lo rid a P la t Book 13. P a g e t 7« F A IL NOT TO AN SW ER laa t JA C Q U ELIN E T. MORE. aald a a ta ta , a n d fo r a a o rd a r P ubllah F ab. 4, 1L 1*. » . K M a n d 71. P ubllo R aoorda mt a D acraa P ro CoAfesao ba e n ­ D efendant*. d la c h a rg ln g b a r aa aae h A d­ C D R -ll Sam lnola C o u n t* F lo rid a NOTICB OP BALK te re d a g a ln a t you. T hla N etloa m ln la tra trla e ta . h a s baan fllad a g a ln a t you In sh a ll ha p u b lish ed en ca a w a sh SB H IR O L R COUNTY NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV­ th a abova a ty la d su it, a n d yon D atad th la th* IT th d a y #f BONIEU COMMIfStOW fo r fo u r c o n se cu tiv e w aaka la EN th a t on th a I th day o f a r a re q u ire d to a arv a a copy F e b ru a ry , A. D. l i f t . l a t k e mt Fw btta H e a rin g T ba S an fo rd H arald. M arch, I*d4. a t U :*d o'clock o f y o u r A naw ar o r o th a r P le a d ­ L uclla Newby B ry a n t W ITN ESS m y h a n d a n d o f­ A. M., a t th a m ala door of in g to th a C o m p lain t on P la in H olloa la h a rab y g tv an , th a t Aa A d m ln la tra trlg aaa a f a f ta r c o n sid era tio n , th a Sami* ficial S eal a t S a nford, S am l­ th a C o u rth o u se a f Sam lnola tlfra a tto rn ey * , ANDERSON, th * E atat* *f nola C ounty Z oning C om m it- nola C ounty, F lo rid a , th la 3*tb C ounty, a t S anford, F lo rid a, RUSK, DEAN A LOW NDES, J a k * T. Nawby th a H o n o rab le A rth u r 11. 123 E a a t C a n tra l B oulevard, elon w ill bold a publlo h e a r ­ d a y a t F e b ru a ry A. D. I t d l. Dacaaaad in g t a d atarm ln * th a fa aa lb lll- (SBA L) B aekw lth, J r „ C lark of th e O rla n d e, F lo rid a , a a d fUa th a R. W. W ARE. A tto rn ey A rth u r H. B aekw lth, J r., ty a f recom m ending to th a C irc u it C o u rt of Sam lnola o rig in a l A naw ar or o th a r A d m ln la tratrlg C la rk a f th a a b a v a atylad C ounty. F lo rid a, w ill a ffa r P le ad in g tn th a o fflca a t th a B oard mt C ounty C om m laaloa~ O. Dog D1S, fo r ta la ta tb a h lg h aa t and C lark o f Iha C irc u it C o u rt on ora t h a t th a fo llo w in g d aaerlb C ourt. S anford, F lorida. B yt M a rth a T. V lhlan boat b idder fo r cash, a t 'p u b ­ o r b a fo ra th a 11th day o f P u b llah Fab. I t , N S M ar. S, •d p ro p a rly p re se n tly aonad llo o u tc ry , th a fa llo w in g dee- M arch. 1(14. If you fa ll to do A -t A g ric u ltu re ba gonad CND, C. It, l i l t . erlbad p ro p a rly o f tha d e fen d ­ C om m arclalt ■ 1*1.1 f t a f W A L B E R T H. F IT T S . a d a cra a p ra confaaao w ill C D R -ll a n ts R o b e rt C. Thom paoa and hm ta k e n a g a in s t you fo r th a K * f t (lean t h a t p a r t a f R /W 1 M eeoale B uilding Ja c q u a lln a T. M arat «. I t M4I a f ffca SW I4 a f S a a fo rd , F lo rid a ra lla f dem anded In th a Com ­ Section I t - ta S - l t K . F u rth e r A tto rn ey fo r P la la U ff. L ot K . B lack ▼, SUN- p la in t. described aa ly in g N a f 1.1C P u b llah F ab. *1 R M ar. *, id. LAND ESTATES. AmendC v C o / o G v si i T hla N olle* sh a ll ba p u b lis h ­ •d F la t, acco rd in g ta a ed ones a w eak fo r fo u r c o n ­ t i t a n d W a tt a f Slada’a A ir- 17, 1(44. p la t th a ra a f recorded lo p a rt. CD R-M se c u tiv e w aaka la th a T h a P la t Book I t , page# 1 g S an fo rd H arald. P u b tla h e a rin g w ill ba bald ■ R M K O L B COUNTT S of ih* P ublla R aaorda of la Iha S am tnala O onnty C o u rt DA TED th la 7th day a f F e b ­ BORING COMMISSION H ouaa, C ounty Com m laalonara Sam lnola C oaaty, F lo rid a: ru a ry . 1114. N attaa ad Fw btta H a a rta g In clu d in g ! Room , San for A F lo rid a , W ad(SE A L ) N otlca la h a rab y g lv aa, th a t a aad ay , M arab U . 1PII a t T ilt Oa a OB R a ftlg a m ta r, A rth u r H. B a ek w lth , M * P. M. o r a a aaon th a r a a f ta r aa A ftar a o n a ld a ra tla a , tk a Sam l­ E la ctrle. Modal L A SltS, C la rk a f C lro u lt C o u rt nola C ounty Z o n in g Com ralaapaaalbla. ■ •ria l X R I!7»!T ; B yt M a rth a T. V lhlan Saanlaota O a a a ty B oning Ian w ill h old a public H earing On# OB Rang*. E la ctrle, D aputy C lark ta d e ta rm ta a th a fe a sib ility C am atlaalan M odal J4M S1W H . ■a rte l ANDERSON, RUSK, DEAN o f ra ao m m an d ln g t a th a B oard T s a g 4771: By R a b o rt S. B row a A LOW NDES Sam lnola C o a a ty B oning • f C ounty C om m laalonara th a t O ne Da a-Th arm W a l t *33 E a a t C a n tra l B a alav a rd . tk a fa llo w in g d aaaribad p ro D lra a ta r H a a ta r, OH, M edal IM -S, O rlande, F la rld a p re s e n tly aonad A -l S e ria l n u l l P u b llah F ab. M A M ar. A lSdd. p a rty P u b lish F a b . I L I f . M A Mam Tkarp’i RstlOac m v A g ric u ltu re b a aonad R C -l O aa V iator c l 1aaaa K it- *. 1144. C D R -ll C o u n try B b taia ai AU th o se • h a s E x h a u s t F an, a a m o- C D R -I# a x ca U a at a a rria * s i B s s U ts ts U ndo ly in g ■ mt Rad R ug a t a r a arlal num bers: V L B CAP NTT R ead. R a f tb a a a w su rv e y T an V a aa tla a Blinds, m a u l, BONINS CORK A ir. W s*vs a lw a y s W a s s t a r t llu a mt th a r i g h t a f w ay ®f N a tta a mt P a b S e m a a u fa a ta ra d by S a a k n rlk N otloa la h a ra b y g iro * , th a t A tata R ead did. N o f L ak e O U m * P a la t Com pany, • I p •s a fa r i f t r s l i I s w a r* u i s u n a f planaH aw aii L ea s. W a t a ll th a t S anford, F lo rid a, um m edal a f ta r a a a a ld a ra tta a . th a B asiltr a o t of p re p a rty nola C a a n ty S o a ln g C om m it*- e a rta la aarlal aam b ara i • r aat PHONE NUMBERS l« c r a a ta m a rs . l a s w ill k a l i a p u b lla b e a rin g kn o w n a a tb a C atb o lla P ro - to g a th a r w ith a ll a tr a a ta r a a p a rty , earns bein g U a p ro p a rty ta d a ta raa laa th a fanalbU tty mt a n d Im p ro ram aata, th a n mr raao m m an d ln g ta tb a B oard • f th a C atbolla C hurch a n d W th a r a a f ta r a n aald load. A d v e r tis in g : a t C a a n ty C om ailaaloaara th a t • f U a R b o u n d a ry mt p ro p a rt t T hlg la • a u l a p u rs u a n t ta th a fa U a w la g daacrlbad p ra - • f D ana N. O rave. It bein g U a P la n ! 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R eal E a ta te F o r S ale INCOME TAX SERVICE CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON O. M. Harrisons LAKE. Call e v e n i n e s 1311 Palmetto THE TIME TESTED FIRM 322-1397. 122-8827 322-7941 116 N. Park Ave FA 2412) 3 l;r O auforb ty ra lfi St. Johns Realty SWEETIE PIE CAI.T. your Itulnhow dealer 322-0311, 4 to 10 p. in. Bookkeeping Service. Tax re­ turns. 12 yrs. experience. Call Lamar Williams, FivePoints. 322-7843. ABUNDANT SHADE TRADE (U4 Rm. Home plus Thl* lot A half on corner bai extra lot s. W. Chlrago for many elude treei. In Lake Highway frontage vacant, Mary, only 11,900 for abort acreage. F. J. BABELLA. time. 11019 .s Kedrlc Ave., Chi- JOHNNY WALKER. Broker cago 33, III. 3224497 for appointment SB Vacuum Cleaner U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! LAKE Cottage, furn. 322-6106 COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt. furnished, $33 3 Bedroom, partially furn. 3 baths, frame house. Con­ veniently located In Longwood. Only $80 per month. Other choice rentala. Ball-Blalr Agency 3rd A Perk Ave. Phone 322-3641 3 LAKE MARY: 1 large BR. nicely (urn. Duplex apt. Spotless. Hurry, won’t last long. (41. Adulta, no pets. Call 322-3930. 2 RIL, unfurnished house. Ph. 322-1338. FURN. 2 BR. Duplex Apt. 201 E. 27th St. 3224477. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. Firat St. 3 BR Unfurn. house. Refrig. It gae stove. $G0. 3oa Myr­ tle Ave. 32)0633 after 4 P 2 RR. living room, kitchen, suu porch, lg- Back porch. Completely furn. $75 mo. 322-4447 or 322-1733. 4 Bit., 2 Bath ... 2 UR , 1 Bath 2 BR.. I Bath . 3 Bit., 1V4 Baths (143 $ 70 $ 33 $ 83 mo. mo. mo. mo. Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha RENT A BED LMN ENTERPRISES Now has Sales Represents fives at Crystal Lake Park W. oa 23th St., to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Ulvd. to Lake Mary Fire Station right to Saloa Office, houses under construction One 4 Bedroom ready for occupancy. As low as $330 Down and $64 a month. Ph. $38-3911 or 323-2744 4 BR, 2 RATH < 'W I,*U W M rrT * h lk . 4 BR. 2 BATHS 8 BR FRAME HOME Payton Realty FA 2-1)01 1742 a t Hiawatha I BR, H i Bathe, Fla. Rm., corner lot, fenced yd., coot hast A air, dlapoaal, builtin stove. Tee'N Green Estates. Ph. 322-S314. SAVE about $2,000 by buying this very nice I Bedroom home for o n l y $8,9». N e a r •hopping, lg. F 1 a. Rm., big kitchen with range A refrigerator, plenty of closets, hard­ wood floors. If you are looking for a Bar­ gain, don't put off calling ua about this one, Stamper Agen­ cy, 1919 So. Freoch Ave., 322-4991. u w m m "If you think THAT'S aomathlng, you ahould tea the POLICE car aha backed Intol" 18. Help Wanted SPARE TIME OPPORTUNITY Mas or Woman PART Tima— 16 to 2o hra. per week. Salea experience helpful but not necessary. No Door to Door WHOLESALE b u a l n a a a of your own. No cash Invest­ ment. PROTECTED territory. GOOD, solid, part time busi­ ness for ambitious person. For interview give details and write Box 64, (his paper. 29. Automobile Service Auto Glass, Tape A Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 161 W. In4 St. FA >4019 ALL WORK GUARANTEED S1A. Pcta POODLES, g wks. old, AKC reg. Fairly reasonable. 1 male, 1 female. 803 W. 3rd. Pony and saddle. 1803 Sum­ merlin Ave. 32. Flowers - Shrubs I t. BUaatloaa Wanted Colored lady dailrea regular job or day’s work. 128-0300. Jim Hunt Realty Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the beet home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker SO U TH W A RD 27. Special Servlet* $100 FHA Jim Hunt Realty SALES BROKER Office FA (-file Night FA 34641 John Sauls, Realtor ss-oree ttM Park Dr Saoford. Fla FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, 1V4, A 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty butyou'dnever knowit!!!! INVESTMENT A REALTY 14. Klnetrical Services 116 N. Park 3H-91TI YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Centr-ctlng A Repairs 3 BR., 2 Baths, k it oqulpt. A Controls 730 Seminole Blvd., Cassel114 Sunset FA 24902 berry, 838-6930. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon 25. P lu u tb in r S e rv ic e s Bluff, furnished. 322-3631. PLUMBING Our used c a n not only look new . . . they act it too! Contracting Repairs FHA HOMES FREE ESTIMATES 3, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS R. L HARVEY 1, 1VA. A 3 BATHS 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Come down and aelect a winner from our wide mclec­ DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your 111 N. Park Ave. 323-7174 UR. masonry, (6,300, good terma, 2 lots (l.otw as. 1 Ml. N. Big Tree Park, Oak Lane. TE 9-1633. Flae Watch A Jewelry Repair V. L. GUMM, JEWELER 110 S. Park 322 3932 Fiaao Tealag a ad Repair W. L. Harmon — FA M W 322-2420 tion of sedans, coupes, und atalion wugons. Today's Hot Special! 1959 Plymouth Fury M095 LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Tractor mowing A Grading. CaU FA 2-7631. Hes CuaUtmlacd Homes In So. Long wood for immediate REPRINTS AVAILABLE occupaucy. Down pay maiK Of pictures that has a been Our oelection of N tw Pontiac*, Huicka and Uamblcra of $650 and up. published in The Herald. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. CaU Bill Vincent at The are all now on dbplay. lllgheHt trade-in allowance* 802 Highland Ave. Sanford Herald, 322-2611. are being: offered. Ph. 831 3911 or 322-2744 15 IluMinetw O p p o rtu n ity Carpet Special! 64 MODEL TRADE-INS 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Hardtop -2 6 9 5 Tudor, 220 h.p.. Crul-omatk transmission, radio end beater, power steering, Baht blue, vinyl trim, C4-3A 1962 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop 4-door V-8, Pewarglide, powar steering, power brakes, radio heater. White with red Interior. 1961 Ford Sunliner V-8 -2 2 9 5 -1 7 9 5 Automatic tran»mi*»ion, radio and heater, power Steering, power brake*. Dark blue with new while top. TC4-4A 1961 Ford Fairlane Tudor -1 2 9 5 Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic tranamiaalon, radio nag heater. Light green finlah and clean throughout. XC4I2B 1960 Ford Falcon 4-Door - 1 09 5 Sedan, 6 cylinder engine, automatic tranamiaalon, radio and heater. Medium green (iniah, RC3.9A 1959 Ford Town Victoria WELuS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types snd Sires 4-I)oor Hardtop; automatic, radio, heater. 23,000 We Repair and Service b T I N E carefully driven miles! Special at Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2ad St. FA 2-6432 88. Automobile Service AUTO GLASS Rol'away. Hospital It Baby NEW COIN LAUNDRY BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 Brand new building A all new Beds. INSTALLED bath borne. One bedrootn By Day, Week, or Month Speed Queen washers A Senkarik Oltuts and Paint bea separate entrance, can l’h FA 2 5181 116 W 1st St. dryers now ready for InCompany be rantad for income. Will CARROLL'S FURNITURE staUation In excellent San­ 21V Magnolia Pb. FA 3-4aa Dade for emaller place, f o r d location. Financing FURN. Apt. Close in. Jlinmie COHEN RADIATOR SHOP shown by appointment. Cali available. UU1 italic), Or­ Co.van. 3224013. Free Inspect ion, estimates, FA 2-9846. lando 424 3245 or 424 3047, pickup, delivery. Recoring P. O. Box (155. 1-3 BR House; 1 10' wide 2 DEB ARY: Home exclusive It repairs discounted. Bit House Trailer. I’iione with W. T. Corbett. Real 16. F em aU H elp W a n te d 811H E. 3rd. 322-3443 NO 8-49G3. Estate. 2 BR. 1Vt» bath, central air-cond. I beat. DISHWASHER, woman pre­ CLEAN. 4 Urn. 6tl Park. 8100 DOWN ferred. Must be experienc­ $18,300. 648-479!. $13 MONTH ed. Alsu exp. white wait­ 1 For Nuie «»r Tlei.______ EVERETT A. H A R P E R 3 • Bedroom lluwr ress. Apply Chick 'N Treat. CUSTOM REALTY AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. Rent with option to buy. 3 WINTER PARK FIIA-VA sales broker. 24S3 HOUSEKEEPER. L i v e In. BR.. 2 bath, air-cond. No l.ee Kd. end 17-92 S. P a’Sc Ave F A 2-2231, White or colored. Phone CornerPhone r,j v y - >, ai i ume pay$41-0021 322-3108 or 322-9233.1 FA 2-229$. I mi-Uls. 323-0933 2383 Park Dr. 36. Automobile* • Trucks Carpets A la Carte Fenced yard, cent, beat air cood. $16,800. $500 DOWN Outside patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit Trees. In the Country. $7,000 — TERMS 34. Articled For Sale WANTED reliable couple to GUNS. New A Used. Largo Itaby Crib, Play pen. Elec. '59 Ford, A-l condition. $993. selection. WiU trade, Al*o take up monthly payments meat sheer. Home filing 213 Woodmere. of $13.30 on 3 complete repair. Tackle sold It re cabinet. Boys 26" bicycle paired Osteen Uridge Fish rooms of furniture. Call Standard fireproof safe. Ph. '36 Ford Victoria. $300. Pb. 322-3340. Camp It Gun Shop. 322-3342. TE 1-1911, Casselberry, eel leet. '62 Dodge Lancer Sta. wagon, like new cohd. 17,000 milci. Sell Us Your Furniture. Sewing machine, like new, LIMITED TIME ! ! ! 322 2748. Quick Service With the guarantee. Makes button Mae has THROWN AWAY the Cssb. SUPER THADLNG holes, sews on buttons, BUYING A NEW er Percentage Book. TOST. FA 2-0677. monograms, embroideries, Buy your Carpet or Ruga at USED CART etc. Pay olf balance, $72.40, FINANCE IT WITH U8 Dealer COST plus $1 per For the biggest selection of or pay $7 monthly. Liberal ♦ Low Interest Ratos yard. nearly new and used furni­ trade fur your old machine. ALL FIRST QUALITY ♦ Low Monthly Payments ture, sec Noll's Furniture Call anytime, 322-7168. FLORIDA STATE BANK TOP RATED MILLS Brokerage In Casselberry on 17 92. Open t days 9 to 6. READY MIX Concrete, win­ Call us for a showing of there 37. Boat* - Motor* fine Carpets in your home. dow sills, lintels, steps, Used furniture, appliances, Nylon, AcrUan, All Wool, 14' boat, steering wheel, and blocks, sand, cement, rock, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. etc. Hundreds to choose boat trailer. Newly recon­ pipe, steel, grease traps, Larry's Mart 219 Sanford from. TERMSI Up to two ditioned. Inquire, Alfred dry wells, stepping stones. Ava. Ph. FA 2-4132. years to Pay I Cosman, Lot 47, Park Ave. Miracle Concrete Co. Trailer CL, Sanford. 309 Elm Ave. FA 24761 FIU5K ESTIMATE 1109 E. Colonial Dr. Upholstering It Mattress ren­ For easy, quick carpet clean­ FREE BOAT BHOWI ovating. New L Used Furni­ Orlando, Fla. Only ths latest styles being ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ 1414194 Collect or ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. shown a t the Central Fla. tric Shampooer only $1 per Co., at 706 Celery Ave. Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner Fair in Orlando. See the day. Carroll's Furniture. FA 34348 altar 6 p.m. FA 2-2117. largest Trallarabte Alumin­ Admiral TV, $35. PhUco re­ um Cruiser. Also gate upon 34. Articles For Sale frigerator, $65. Pvt. owner, 35. Articles Wanted the most beautiful Fiber322 7336. glare Cruller built, It'a FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY WANTED. Set Golf Club*. stacked! Thrill to the new SALE SPECIALS! Surplus TVs bought and sold, TV Must be reasonable. P. O. breed of boats, the Cathed­ City. 201 W. lit St. Box 8, Hanford, Fla. Outlet, 700 W. 9th. 322-9762. ral Hulls. Admire the llnee APPROX. 300 ft. Chain-Link ACCORDION, 120 Bass, 3 WANTED! Citrus fruit. I-arge of the fastest Runabouts 4 fence, 2 walk-in gales. or small amounts. Bonded weeks old, 7 switches, cost motor from the St. John's Have to be moved. 322-2698. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ $500, stUI has guarantee, River. These end many $I.V> or best cash offer im­ field. FA 3 4211. others. Bring your ChockCASH SALE! Completely re mediately. Write Box 65, 36. Automobiles • Trucks books! S p e c i a l “ Fair” cond. appliances. 90 day prices prevail. Eye and Sanford Herald. warranty on aU. 1-Chest Buy, a t the Fair, this weak typo freercr, $100. 1-Upright Cushman Scooter. 16 mm. '63 Valiant hardtop, bucket seats, Radio, heater, auto, only! Salesmen on duty. frecier, $100. 1-Frigldairc projector willt screen, Ph. tram . Warranty. 838-76M. Termsl Robson Sporting washer, $75. 2-Muylag wash­ 322 2534. Goods, Downtown Sanford, ers, $63 ca. 2-Wratinghousc '35 Cadillac Coupe de VlUe, 322-5961. Spaecinatc washers, $43 ea. Niro gas range with extras, light blue, full power. Good 1-Hotpoint washer, $30. I- $50. Call 322-7004. buy, $293. 322-9196. 39. Trnllar* • Cabana* Frlgldare refrigerator, $15. BOATS, Motors, Scooters, Re­ '02 Chevy, Six, Sid. Low 1962 Dolphin, St x 10, S BR. Dick's Appliance Service, frigerators, Stoves, furni­ mileage. $1400. Equity or $900 Equity. 822-9107, 910 E. Sanford. 322-7638. ture, knick knseks. Coma trade. 322-7839. out and Browse, 4 to 10 OWNER MUST SELL! 8x40 D1AL-A-MATIC evenings. 1951 Mercury 4-I)r., exc. Cameo I BR liousetrallar. Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. cond. 9 new tires A tubes. BUDGET SPOT Exc. cood. Must sea to ap­ Saws on buttons, makes 2506 W. 1st St. Pb. 322 8660. preciate. 3224420. buttonholes, monograms & appliques. With guarantee. Assume 4 payments of $7.00. 328 9411. BLOOMING Roeee on Chero­ kee stock. All other kinda of Nursery shrubbery and GOULD Pump, like new. Ik hp. with Jet Edurer. Call | trees. 321-3025. IRONING la my home. Ph. Gray Shadows Nursiry 3284313. 6 Ml. 8. on 8anford Ave. CITRUS & CABBAGE BAGS SLIPCOVERS made to Order. CITRUS A PEACH TREES. CITRUS BAGS, AU. SIZES, | CABBAGE BAGS 47 A 48 IN. Reasonable. Ph. 3234112. WiU plant. 822-4148. IN STOCK An lavoatment, not an as- LADDERS, PICKING BAGS I Days work, S A C R I F I C E pense. CaU FA 2-9612 lor ASK FOR OUR PRICE LISTS I BR Frame Home a t 4711 322-6277. expert advtoa aa a Hereto A. M. PREVATT, W. Mid. WU1 take car, 80. Babyatttara advertising campaign. 740-1119 SEVILLE, FLA. house trailer or caeh aa ROBERT A. WILLIAMS part paymeot, Bal. $47.8$ Realtor BABYSITTING In my home. per mo. loci. lot. If Inter­ Raymond Lundqulst, Aaae. 323-2174. ested contact owner at FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bids. above address all dap ta t., Will earn for children ta my Feb; 29th. home, • days week, Lake V A -F H A Mary area. 322 3276. BELIEVE IT OR NOTI Property Management Only u blocks from town la 8 !. B eau ty Sc Sales Broker a a Story, 4 BR. S bath Horn* with — fa tlo — Bar* Harriott’i Beauty Noek B-Q, Large fruit trees, ter­ Bve Appt’g. I St. Beauticians rific garden space and IftS So. Oak FA 15742 Offers tu t your selection flowring well — For only these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 $10,300 - $300 Down — $63 Special by Popular Demand Bedroom per mooth. Owner financed. Our Budget Wave Spec. $8.93 Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Ship 311 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3324934 Government Bedrooms, large living room, kitchen A dining rm., garage. $120 month. Call Frank Evan* 322-4417 or 322-1733 payments. 322-3435. 33 Pt. Family’ Room, fenced patio, double carport. $17,900 - TERMS 84. Articles For Sale Singer Automatic 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 BR, 1V4 bath home. Assume Preparation of Income Tax GREENBRIAR Returns hy former agent of Choice lots available in Internal Revenue Svc 2Utt Greenbrier of Loeli Arbor S. Park Ave., Ph. FA 2-3876, overlooking golf course. Ernext Bicknell. Custom building to your specifications. Greenbrier SANFORD VACUUM CLEANdeveloped by EU SERVICE. Parts and KINGSWOOD supplies for all makes in­ BUILDERS, INC. cluding: Electrolux. New 202 Fairmont Dr. and rebuilt cleaners sold. FA 2-8074 No home service call charge Phone FA 2-2282, TWO 4 BU HOMES 2959 Park Dr. .. One for immediate occupancy. 802 Highland Ave., Long wood, j ML S. on 17-92, Repairs, parts; Electrolux, Longwood Plata. Kirby, KexAlr, AlrWay, LMN ENTERPRISES, GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ Inc. changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 rh . 838 3911 — 322-2744 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone 2 BR. Home, Study, 114 FA 2-4783. Baths, large Family Rm. in 8. Education • Instruction good neighborhood; tnclud ing sieve, refrig., room alfconditioner, washing ma­ chine It rugs. Really tar* rifle buy! Monthly pay ments $83.50. Men-vroinen, 18-52. Start high KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, as $102.00 a week. Prepara Inc. lory training until appoint FA 2-8U74 ed. Thousands of jobs open Experience usually unnee PRETTY 3 Bedroom Home, Large landscaped lot ad­ cssary. FREE information joining park. Owner must on jobs, salaries, require sell NOW, so wiU leave menta. Write TODAY giv­ down payment up to you. ing name, address and Total price $11,000, moodi­ phone. Lincoln Service, Dox ly payments depend on 37, c/o Sanford Herald. Down payment, from $7* to $90. No qualifying, no red tape. Call Stemper Agency, 6. For Rent 1919 So. French. 322-4(91. Room It Board, close in Call BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR mornings 322-7758. HOME Bit., 2 Baths, Huge Fla. 3UR.1 bath, kit. equipped, room, Dining room, Builtscreened porch, fenced back yard, close to schools, shop­ in range, ref., dtshwaiber, air-cond., Heat. Large lot, ping. $83 mo. 322-7398. fenced back yard. Nice clean 3 Rm. furn. gar­ EXCLUSIVE WITH age apt. Water, elec. furn. JOHN E. FOX, Realtor Adulta only. No peta. I'b. 410 N. Park 322-1305. 323-0359. after five S22-IM0 FURN. A pt 2300 Melkmville. By Nadine Seltzer U . Real Eatate Wanted DUST PROBLEM? 2 HR House, nicely furn. No pets. Ph. 322 6237. F eb . 25, 1064 — P uro 11 S3. F u r n ttn r e if ilf i tfiI ptho Iuffil r -4 < > w -a c - a* ^ » -i J M m -a 1 . ^aem aw ^ 1 R A M B L E R ] 4 -m J f V-6 engine, CrnLomatic tranamiaalon, power steering, radln and healer. Beautiful hlack and white. C «-«IB ■ 1959 FORD TOWN VICTORIA V-8 engine, automatic tran-miscion, radio and M g to * heater, power alrerini, power lirakea, air ■ conditioned. 10,1)00 mtlra only. Like new. ■ fr i-osc 1959 CHEVROLET 2-Door ardan. V-8 engine, atandard traasmliaion, radio and heater. White finlah. 1958 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN i I’aaftcnger, V-N engine, automatic trana. aiia*ion, radio A heater, white * rad interior. 745 OVER 50 USED CARS To SELL or TRADE HANK RATE FINANCING 322-1481 W. Park M l 4-8916 �\ W ork Of A rt Association Is Explained By Botes P. DeWBt Many peep)# wbs attended the annual exhibit e f the Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation have inquired about the people who comprise the membership. They also ask, 'Do all e f them palntT* The picture* on display In the adult section of the re­ cent ehow were painted by approximately SO per cent of the members. Bom* of these devote most at their time to Village Clerk Sets Special Office Hours Announcement that the rill age office la North Orlando will be open from 7 u t i l • p.tn. Tbureday for voter re*iatratioa and from 9 e.m . un­ til noon an Saturday for can­ did*tea to file la it mlauta qualifying petition* waa mad* today by Mr*. Barbara Peteri, village cleric and supervieor of registration. AD resident! of the village, even though they have prev­ iously registered, must re­ register this year in order to bo eligible to cast a ballot In the March IT elections for two council posts and a flve-mem bar Cltlaens Charter Board. Books will close at 4 p.m. Friday and ne voter reglstra tlon will be mad* after this time. Candidates for both the council and tbs charter board must qualify before noon on Saturday. To date, potltioo* have be picked up by Harold Wilkes, Mr*. Mona Qrlnstead and Bohart Stephenson who present­ ly serve on the council. Cradick Infant Son Dies Kugeoe Anthony Gredick, infant eon of Gunnery S g t John B. Gradlek Jr.. USMC, and Mrs. Gradlek died Fab. B la Jacksonville, N. C. Survivors are the parents, five filters, and on* brother and grandpareoU, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gradlek Sr., «f Sanford, and Mr. aod Mrs. M. E. Thompson, of Aberi. Miss. painting pictures either for eala or for teaching purpoo They exhibit their work many placet, la aosn ‘I stances, their work fa ala* some* of Income. The balance e f thee* who paint do It priauuily aa hobby. Of thee*, eome i employed and can devote only a limited amount o f time to their painting. Other* paint baesuea they need a personal af from their routine activitiee. Many are retired percent who for the fleet time their live* are able to tmjoy doing something they have not previously had the time te accomplish. AH af these people are ■trivia* te improve their work and find fellowship with others and a sharing o f knowledge and inspira­ tion aa members af the art association. This la the pur­ ee for which the eased*ties waa found**. Another purpose af the organisation la to promote among the people of this ar­ ea aa tntercet In the apprec­ iation af art and to develop aa nadoretandlng of its im­ portance to a balanced cli­ mate o f tntereeta which Is necessary to the cultural and economic growth e f tho section. T b # Mo-patnttng membora share an Interest in this particular p u r p o a * . Some attend the association's meeting* at which speaker* tell of various styles of painting and the different media employed. Seminars on a rt appreciation and a rt his­ tory provide an opportunity for participation In queatlon and answer eesslons. Demon­ strations showing how a pic­ ture la created arc fadnating to all member* — both paint­ Services for Paul Pesold, who died Sunday, were aneounced today by Qramkow Funeral Homo. The Rotary will bo died at S p.m. today at Gramhow’s. Requiem Base will be e i 11 a.m. Wednesday at All Soule Catholic Church follow' od by burial in All Soule Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Edward Simon, Carl Von Herbulls, Ted J. Michele, Robert H. LeFila, Ed Callan and George DeMattlo. Honorary pallbearer* will be F. E. Roumlllat J r , Wil­ liam Livingston, Elmo Gradick, Henry Richter, A. 0 . Von Herbulls, Joe Assarelle, Hamilton Blabs*, Dr. Vhi' cent Roberta, Dr. C. F. Brooke Smith, John Plerro, Emmett Kinlaw, Harry Elm' U, Eugene Stillings, J , G. Had* larer, Jack Ludwig, Anton 1Michels, T. S. Rumbley, Paul Brafks, A. B. Bikes, Thee Stiles and T. J. Demers. • Bread New Carer far Mettreee • Bread New laeaUtiea where a ceded SANFORD I l f Magnolia Aranua Phoae FA 24321 r^ rm n T T T T n K L iV K R T Church Supper Scheduled By Maryam MHee A family night covered dish supper will he held Wed­ nesday e t S p.m. at S t An­ drews Presbyterian Church, Cecelia Drive, Bear la k e . All members end friends of the church a n invited to at­ tend. A study course will fe l­ low. Trailways treats you like 'company 2 .5 It's to Met to go Tralfwuysl Our M ghlytnined frawel •xporta band over backward* to answer your quasttona courteously, completely. Help you to ted the m od acenio routes. Smooth out every detail ao you enjoy a happy trip on America 's m od modem bpaes. .. PI R ( IGARI 111 MG 0.4 MG •SMOKI ..PI R (.IGARI I 11 ( OMPONL N I S COMMONI Y RU! I NA CGUR AU l Y CAl I 1.0 ‘MAR Look again* (niyb* kettarl) f Include*: • (leaning A Preeeeetaf Felt A N A I Y S I S O f Mil SMOKI OF SAMPl F S OF C A R l l O N CK'.A PI I f l S API MADI PI KI ODI CAl l Y RY AN INDFPFNU I N I PI SI ARCH I ARORA IORY ANAI YSI S DURING Hit M O M R I C I N I M S I PI RI Ol i PRIOR 10 Till M A N U I A C IIJRI 01 IHI C M,A Rl I M S IN IMIS PACK AG I AVI RAGI 0 NICOTINE Over 1 hear ORLANDO . in a position to erelcom* nsw members, painters and non-painters, who are inter­ ested in th* organisation’s program. Some of those among the non-painting group have been Inapired to try their hand a t painting and have uncovered their own hidden talen t Some of their work la displayed at exhibits sponsored by the association. Paul P. Pezold Rites Wednesday "TAR” * If la f" *1 er* and non-painter*. Also among the non painte rt are those member* who hav* joined to show their interest and to lend their sup­ port to the effort* being made to establish in their are* a solid cultural atmosphere. Members of the a rt associ­ ation need an organisation be­ cause they need one another. The a s s o r i a t i o n is now LOOK 11 Inncrapriac Matti Renovation Special This is Carlton, the unusual new cigarette from The American Tobacco Company. Everything about Carlton is selected and crafted to produce this one result: (Low "tar” and nicotine, with real smoking pleasure.) It is so low in "tar” and nicotine we print test results on all packs and cartons. D Carlton has a distinctive blend, high porosity paper, special air vents, and a new "flavor filter” w ith activated charcoal w hich actually enriches the taste. D We believe you’ll w ant to try Carlton. We also believe you w ill find it a new and pleasurable sm oking experience. Give Carlton the tim e it takes you to sm oke a carton. See for yourself. irr* H 0 �t Hew English Estates School Is Dedicated • VOL. 56 ' r ^ ^ # g % • £ A prospective Juror w u being queried on Jiit opinion* in ■ civil *uit before Judge Vassar Carlton thi* week at the courthouse. An attorney asked him if he had been in* volved in an automobile ac* ddent a t any time. “ Yes, f hnvr,” he responded, "I don’t know where that car came from but when I got there he waa there, too.” • • • County Judge Vernon C. Mixe • who has announced lie'll not seek re-election * will be the speaker a t Fri* day's Lions Club luncheon meeting, lie’ll speak on the Juvenile Council. e • • It’s definite now: Presi­ dent Johnson will be a t the canal ground breaking a t I’atatka Thursday afternoon. And John Kridcr will have a front seat . . . on the speak­ er’s stand, by invitation of Governor Bryant. • • • Mrs. Emmeline Host has been named a teacher a t the Little Red School House, starting Monday. • • • From the Lion* Pause: Traveler - "Quick give mo one round trip ticket.” Clerk • ’’Where to ? ” Traveler • “ Hack here, of course.” • • • Sound alike*: Lions Pause The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. Alcoholics Anonymous • That first drink is one too many; 1,000 drinks is not enougli. • # • Our thanks to Bob ib-merer and Jonnie Elam for them kinds words about “The Clock” column. • • • Don't be too surprised if a couple political incumbents, who announced they will nut run again, soon report the •‘pressure” from their friends is too strong, and they will tan* strain, after all. And did you note a Herald reporter ha* Jqinped Into the political ring. Mona Grlnstead seeks the North Orlando ouunril seat held by Mayor W oody A n d e rao n . / • * Memo to Bob Hiomas: If you keep pounding long en­ ough in your news column, maybe tlat City Fathers will take note and repair 13th Street. (Bob is another Her­ ald reporter . . . and he’s one with an Impressive record. He's the No. 1 blood donor in Seminole County, having Just recently given his tMHIi pint. And th at counts 7.25 gal­ lons!) / • ' We’ve asked the proper au­ thorities but aro still confus­ ed with Uie answer to the question: Why will the City • with a new $800,000 sewage disposal plant • continue to dump waste in Lake Munroe? / * * Have you noticed the num­ ber of worn and bedraggled Ameiican flags flying aruund Banfoid? One would think those with the pride to fly Old Glory would show a pre­ sentable banner. 0 ^ V Teacher: " I f you had a big apple and a little apple, which one would you give your brother?” Pupil: "My, big brother or my little bro­ ther?" • • • John Galloway has a posi­ tive answer on the growth of Bemlnole County. He reports that in 1947 the total U s collection was $000,000 while In 1003 the Uke waa $4 million. Merchants To Pick Officers Flection of officers will highlight a meeting of the Sanford Downtown Merchants Association at 3 p.m. Thurs­ day at the Chamber of Com­ merce. President Glenn McCall said also the association will dis­ cus* "promotion Ideas’’ for downtown stores, afid will ufge tlic C'lty Commission to expedite approved parking changes oe First Street, Pal­ metto Avenue an i Magnolia Avenue. wFv) Zip Code 32771 9 WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday; high today 65-70; low tonight 45-55. United Press Leased Wire lieUblished 1908 WED. FEBRUARY 26, 1961 SANFOltD, FLORIDA NO. 134 Wright Named Pesident Of Navy League County commissioners and to mayor of several surround­ school official* were com­ ing communities. mended by Sanford attorney He also introduced County Douglas Stenstrom Tucsduy School Superintendent R. T. night at dedicatory exercises at the new English Estates Elementary School. Pointing out that Seminole is the ninth fastest growing county In the state and 4itth In the nation, Stenstrom said that this situation had re­ sulted in the county’* school population rising from 5,000 to 15,000 within the last 10 yrnra. He Introduced members of the county school board, l>oard of trustees, county com­ mission, the county's legisla­ tive delegation, chamber of commerce officials and other county authorities in addition J. Ilanforth Wright Jr., chairman of the Senunolc County Board of Public In' struction, was elected presi­ dent of the Central Florida Council, Navy league. Tues­ day evening at Sanford Naval Air Station. W. A. Patrick. Sanford, was elected president, and Andrew Carraway. Sanford, was chos­ en program chairman. Eric Havcmlal. Oakland, ami By­ ron Villwock, Winter Park, were c'ccted secretary and treasurer, respectively. Capt. Jam es O. Mayo, com­ mander of Heavy Attack Cnpt. Robert M. Wore, SNAS commanding offi­ MARINE COUPS detachment at Sanford Naval Wing One, told 100 Navy l-cacer. Front the left Rgt. Maj. J. F. Truluck, Cap­ Air Station is being inspected this week by a pue members and guests tain Ware, General Riley, Col. V. U. Risceglia team from the Inspector General’s office of the about expansions of his com­ and Maj. It. T. Chen, detachment commanding Marines. The Inspector General, Brig. Gen. mand which will put locallyofficer. (Herald Photo) Thomas F. Riley, was greeted at the Base by based Jet squadrons "In France and Formosa at the same time. The Captain ulso described latest plans In converting the Sanford Naval Air Station to lieadquarters for global de­ ployment of the new RA-5C GEORGE BORROW Vigilante rcconnalsanec-atlack aircraft. When the transition U com­ The Inspector General of PALATKA (UP1) A ter. They will take the presi­ the Marine Corps, Brig. Gen­ Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k plete. he said, units of Hea­ dential jet on to Miami Beach eral Thomas F. Riley and his crowd of some 15,000 is ex­ squadron 1 will return Tues­ vy Attack Wing One will be lean: composed of Col. Victor pected Thursday to cat bar­ where Johnson will address a day after right months of carrier-based all over the R. Bisrcglia, Lieut. Col. Ed­ becue amt watch President Democratic fund raising din­ operations almard the Navy world. ward A. Parnell ami Capt. Johnson set off the din* mite ner. He said lira first such situsaltuek carrier USS Independ­ lion would arise this sum­ John D. Buckley Jr. arrived blast that will Initiate con­ The groundbreaking will ence. at Marine Barracks, Sanford, The squadron's 10 A-5A mer when VAII-3. first squa­ struction of the long-awaited start cxcuvalion ot live first Tuesday afternoon to conduct County Zoning Board mem­ Vigilantly are scheduled to dron to be equipped with the slx-niUc section of the $I5S RA-SC, deploys aboard the ber George Bobrow today an­ an anuual Inspection of the cross-Florida barge canal. stage a formation ily-hy over Johnson will be accompan­ million project which is plan­ the city and the Sanford N'a L'SS Ranger, home-ported in Marines. nounced his candidacy for ned to stretch from Jackson­ The purpose of this inspec­ ied by Mr*. Johnson and val Air Station shortly nficr Alameda, Calif., for a lour District 3 county commission­ ville to Yankeelown on the tion is to determine the pro­ their two daughters, Ljmla 8:30 a.ttt., announcing their with tlie U. S, Seventh Fleet Gulf in eight to 10 years. ficiency of an organization In Bird, 19, and Lucy Baines, 16. first appearance here since in the Western Pacific. At er. performing its primary miss­ the same time, Sanford's A resident of Ssmlnol* July 6. 1903. The presidential party will SEMINOLE COUNTY ion and its combat readiness VAH-7 (fill be serving a nor­ County for 14 years, Bobrow VAII-1 operated tor a month TO BE REPRESENTED as related to any future duty fly to Jacksonville Naval Air mal tour aboard (he USS En­ Representing S e m i n o l e off tile U. S. East Coast then assignment. The inspection Stutlon by jet front Washing­ terprise in Hie Mediterran­ bus lieen a general contract­ suilrtl for duty with Ilia U. S. or for 17 yaars la central will continue through Thurs­ ton, and make tho trip to Urn County at the cross-state can­ Sixth Fleet in the Jlcditcrran* ean. al ground breaking Thur day Flurlda. day. barge canal site at Bodecan. “With sonm. measure of The local Marines will be beaver Uoys Uancb .10 miles at Palatka will ite Join Krl-■ , Siiv-p JHat -.time ^he ■well* pride,” lie salt]; "I point to inspected in such fields and southwest ol here by heiicop- .dcr ^ind Jo!:n Bmmle.v. of Ihv 3 Joiins-lndlaffrV^ivcr •ralin jd - Ida |W (to n front the fa it that I have attended departments as interior se­ 1 Canal District; Scott Burns, " m e Independence Might decks HU per cent of the regular curity, weapon* qualification, chairman of the industrial in a series oh fleet NATO and meeting* of Uia Board of knowledge in various subjects committee, Chamber of Com­ Joint service exercises design­ and tecllcs pertaining to am­ County Commissioners In the merce; member ol Hie Semi­ ed to keep forces in that arcs phibious assaults, all Marine past three year*. 5ly service for any nole County Commission and constantly ready Corps training conducted (or on the County Zoning Board o th e rs . emergency. the past 12 months, troops during the last 2(4 year* ha* VAH-t's performance in Kridcr said that anyone in­ Inspections and close order combined to give ms a broad What’s new in business in terested in attending should Poop Deck 111, one ol tho drill, supply and administra­ knowledge of the problems of Sixth Fleet's major periodic the Hanford area? Here's contact him today at the tion. the entire county, Thle is what happened just this Chamber of Commerce. A strike exercises, earned com­ positive proof of my sincere motorcade will leave the mendations last munlh from week: Interest in county-wide gov­ Chamlwr at 9 a. m. Thurs­ many lilgh-runking sources on Faust Drug* on East First ernment. I believe that this die scene. Street is having a grand day. background of county inter­ opening of its remodeled This was the squadron's est, service, and personal en­ first deployment with the store Thursday, Friday and • . r terprise Is excellent prepara­ much two (twice the speed of Saturday. j . I). WRIGHT JR. tion for the responsibilities of sound) Vigilante. The sleek Sears, Rorburk and Com­ Prospective - v o t e r s may pany, moving from East a county commissioner in tho twin-jet uireralt supply the register in (heir Individual First Street, it having a critical period of growth that WASHINGTON (UPI) — all-weather lanuliing capabil­ county precincts a* a result grand opening of its new Sm. George A. Smother*, |>- ity for the Sixth Fleet. lit* ahead. of action taken Monday night store at the Pinerrest Shop­ Fla., wants the United States "I enjoy working with peo­ VAH-I, led by Cdr. Leonard by Mrs. Camilla Bruce, sup­ ring Center Thursday, F ri­ to take the lead in urging the J. Reinhart, is the Navy's ple, and hold that good gov­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) ervisor of registration. day and Saturday, Organization o f American second Vigilante • equipped The $75 million bond issue for ernment Is possible only by The supervisor deputized Cinema Theater, In the States (OAS) to tuke strong squudron The first, VAll-7, expansion of state universities the consent of the governed. workers in 12 rounl.i pre-1 Seminole 0*Lza Shopping sanctions nguinat Cuba. relieved Heavy One on board was unanimously approved to­ At my suggestion of a com­ clncU at a meeting in the > Center at Casselberry, I* Smother* said Tuetday that Hie nuclear lowered USS En­ day by the State Hoard of Ad­ mittee, the commissioners ap­ courthouse. She also briefed having its grand opening at an OAS re|m rt finding Culm terprise during the past week, ministration and the State pointed a citizen's council (at the deputies on the proce­ 7 p.m. tonight. guilty of subversion and "pol­ thereby In-ginning an extend­ Bond Review Hoard, no cost to the taxpayer*) to dures to follow in carrying The joint approval paved ■tudy the courthouse needs "Colton” Brown has open­ itical aggression” u g u i n • t ed Sixth Flert tour of its own. out the registration. Wailing to greet VAH-t's the way fur filing shortly of fur future departmental ex­ ed the Village Ian restau­ Venezuela is another indica­ Each was asked to (Ur a rant on West First Street. tion that the "lime has long Might crews March 3 will bo legal pioet-eding* to validate pansion. Their recommenda­ report on the registration lamlse and llank Pyle since passed for Issuing niurul a reception committee of Mir first i'Mir under the pro with the main office by took over ownership of Lake condemnation and verlml ie- wives, friend* and local Navy gram, probably amounting to tions resulted in a net saving to Uie taxpayer* of $2 mil­ March 23. proofs.” $25 million. and civic leaders. Monroe laa. lion, Accordingly, 1 would en­ The deputy will set up a courage the Board of County convenient time and place for Commissioner* to apiKilnl the project. more citizen committers to Represented at Tuesday's researrli big problem* before meetings were worker* from making decisions or regu­ Precincts 1, 4, 8, !l, 12, 14, lations, so a* to properly 15, 17, IS, 20. 22 and 23. evaluate the need, cost, and effert of tha proposed rem­ edy. "Economic progress, I be­ lieve, is best served with the least amount of government Interference. T h e r e f o r e , I would oppose grandiose plans WASHINGTON (UPI) th at would require burden­ The Senate today passed de­ some taxes and intolerable cisively and sent to Presi­ government regulations to dent Johnson a landmark impose. $11-5 billion tax cut bill that "I would discourage bur­ means an average $4-to-$5 eaucratic pyramiding of the weekly paycheck, boost for millions. And 11*11 begin show­ many department* of our ing np next week. county office*, and seek to The sweeping election-year preserve bettor use of tho tax reduction—biggest in U. Uxpayera' dollar in our S. history—for individuals and ■ e h o o I a , roads, buildings, corporations was whisked to services, and recreational a r­ Hto White House where Johnea*. I would strive to achieve •on waa ex;ectcd to sign It bettor relations and underquickly, possibly by late af­ atanding between county com­ ternoon. missioners nnd tho school If signed loJay. the bene­ system. fit* of the biU Will be felt "Last, I beller# th at no executive vice president o f Euatem Shoppintf PREVIEW of the fucilitieit ut the new Clneniu starting with checks received governing body nor parson ( 'enters; Jo Dickson, Iticlmrd Smith, president of Theater ut Sunilnule Shopping Pluzu waa held next Wednesday wlien wage can alwaya know what ia al­ General Drive-In Corporation; Cindy Pozniak, C. Tuesday evening for invited quests and newspa­ earners get « paycheck In­ ways best for *U tha people, Van Neaa Wood, president of Eastern Shopping per people. The theater will be opened to the pubcrease because of a 4 point f would sincerely serve with Centers; Doris Dodson and Melvin R. Wlninmn, He with a showing of ”Cleop»tra” at 7 tonight. drop in payroll withholding tblg lit mind.” vice president of General Drive-Ill iWporution. Pictured from the left: Mary Ilent*ley, E. Homer, rates. [ Team inspects Marine Unit At Navy Base Seminole Group To VAH-I Returns Tuesday From Go To Dedication Carrier Duly Contractor In 3rd District Board Race Business Looks Up In County Registration In Precincts Set Smothers Asks Action By U. S. Tax Cut Bill Sent to LBJ l . University Bond Issue Approved Milwee , who presented ■ brief history of tha school and Principal Morris Ruby who described plans for opcrating the school. However, the dedication waa overshadowed by qurstions from parent! of chil­ dren who will attend tha school. The principal Inquiry concerned when Oxford Road would be constructed between the school and the English Estates subdivision. James P. Avery Jr., chair­ man of the county commis­ sion and commissioner John Alexander, explained that Ox­ ford Rond from the southern iHmndary line of the school Is in the English Estates sub­ division and that it has not been the policy of the com­ mission to pave or clay sinhtllse roads within subdivi­ sions. However, Avery and Al­ exander declared th at tha commission will consider tha possibility of working out some sort of an agreement wilh developers. KENNETH MclNTOSH McIntosh Runs For Office Of Prosecutor Kenneth W. McIntosh today announced his candidacy for the office of Seminole County prosecuting attorney, subject to the May primaries. tn becoming a candidate, McIntosh, a Seminole County attorney for tha past 514 years, said: "It is wilh a sense of dedi­ cation to tho performance of the dutiei of the office of prosecuting attorney that I submit my candidacy to the people of our county. "Like all concerned citi­ zens, I would want to join other law enforcement offi­ cials in the constant effort required to create a proper environment In which to raise our children and in which our citizens can feel safe in their homes and on our highways. It would be my purpose to faithfully uphold the laws of the State of Florida as they relate to Seminole County and to do ao without fear or partiality. " I would hope for the faith­ ful supiwrt ot all citizen* In­ terested in the enforcement of our laws and the prosecu­ tion of those who offend against those laws, 1 can only pledge to do my very best to carry out the duties of the office should (he people sec fit to elect me.” .McIntosh Is a graduate of MU ml Edison High School, Stetson University and Uie John B. Stetson College of Law. He received hi* law de­ gree In 1954 and then served overseas with the United States Army in Europe. Upon his discharge, he served as trial attorney with the Stale Road Department in Talla­ hassee. McIntosh has prac­ ticed law in Scminolo Coun­ ty since August, 1958, and la a member of the firm of Sten­ strom, Davis and McIntosh. McIntosh is prcscnlly mu­ nicipal Judge of the City ot Sanford and attorney for the Town of Casselberry. He Is president of the Seminole County Public Health Nursing Advisory Council; state di­ rector of the Florida Society for Crippled Children and Adultsf;senior advisor of the Seminole Timing Association; vice president of the Seminole County liar Association, and deacon of F i r s t Baptist Church of Sanford. J. C. HUTCHISON Commissioner To Run For Re-Election Prevailed on by m ad? friends, Gen. J . C. Hutchison today announced ha will be a candidate for re-election as County Commissioner for Dis­ trict I. He now Is in the fourth year of his first term , having served the first three years as chairman. He step­ ped down as chairm an last month prior to hla earlier announcement he would not run again. General Hutchison's state­ ment of his change ot mind, to run again, follows: "When I announced a few week* ago that 1 would not seek re-election to the office of County Commissioner, I did not roallze that neither of Uie o t h e r two Commissioners wliose terms expire this year would seek re-election. "I feel that It will not be good for the County to have Uiree new, Inexperienced Commissioners to take office at the aamo time and, since I visualize that the next four year* may be very crucial year* in the history of Semi­ nole County, I have recon­ sidered and have decided to offer my services to the County as Commissioner, Dis­ trict 1, for another torn:, Enroursgement on the part of friends throughout the Coun­ ty has influenced my decis­ ion." LE A P Y E A R D A N C E SAT. NIGHT FEBRUARY 29th GIRLS GET ON YOUR “8ADIE HAWKINS” OUTFIT AND BRING YOUR MAN DRESSED AS ”LI’L ABNER” tt PRIZES AND SURPRISES” DANCE TO h THE ML’HIC o r — “THE JACK ROSSMAN TRIO” JOY MANROSS SAYS, “FUN FOR ALL — AND ALL FOR FUN” EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED PHONE 3224251 � 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, February 25, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1964. 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