23 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1770105d7534cc5910450465bfb7e7c7.pdf 9befa81b8811365e68ab583b4e870d01 PDF Text Text WEEK END TOUR of Home Buyers Offered Variety Of Styles New houses galore are springing «p in and around Sanford, ju st waiting to be viewed . . . and pur- by families desiring i homes. These are the latest innovations ‘ -£ /- 7 M.ir, H*. II m TT T r -J r*• -5 M v j . ij*| A gM*;] t..£*r 1 J JA ' I I" (111 -ijM i j l ■ |l . U l| Kj ; green of Mayfair Country Club. Shoemaker's Home Show last weekend prpvcd auch a success that it is being carried over through this weekend. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., president of Shoemaker Construction, estimated well over 2,000 persons inspected the modern residences on display in the new third section of Ravenna Park, on Country Club Rond. Herb Stcnstrom, of Stenstrom Realty, sales agents for the Shoe* muker firm, also said that many of the visitors also took advantage of the opportunity while visiting the new Ruvennn Park third section to visit next door the two new homes a t Idyllwilde. Stenstrom also said th a t those who failed to visit the Home Show last weekend are invited to do so this weekend . . . a t Ravenna Park third section. in modern design and architecture, and with the latest conveniences. Tops in offerings these modern residences are Kingswood Builders and Shoemaker Construction Comp * ny* For example, Kingswood has nei,r,y completed some homes in the $11,000 to $13,000 classification in the 1500 block of South Summerlin Avenue. These are on large lots, running to ir,0' f(,ot depths, covered with citpalm trees. Services include city water and sewerage. Kingswood also is starting two new homes, three and four bedrooms, in Grove Manor, at Mcllonviltc Avenue and Washington Drive. Two four-l)cdroorn homes are well under way at Greenbriur of Loch Arbor, with one overlooking the 13th 8 5 th S t r e e t ( While you are out driving: this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. In Ravenna Park this Weekend - the A. K. (KAY) Shoemaker Jr. is shown demonstrating the General Electric "Personal Portable” TV set which will be given as a bonus to purchasers of homes in Ravenna Park during the Home Show, now in progress. Shoemaker is president of Shoemaker Construction Company, developers of Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde. WASHINGTON (UPI) Following a n samples of the m w withholding ratea provid­ ed by tha compromise tax bill and bow they compared with present rates weekly present new wage deduction deduction $25 $0.00 $0.00 $30 $0.00 10.00 $25 $2.30 $I.M ITS $1.30 $3.30 $50 $5.00 $5.30 $100 $6.20 $7.20 $75 $1140 $5.70 $125 $13.70 $10.70 $100 116.10 $12.00 $150 $11.70 $14.50 $125 $20.00 $10.10 $200 $20.50 $20.50 $150 $2500 $15.00 The present withholding for $175 $20.20 $22.70 persons earning more than $200 $33.70 $26.20 $200 a week In wages Is $25.50 The present withholding for plus IS per cent ol the mount persona earning more than over 5200. This will be re­ $200 a week in wages la $33.70 ducted to $20.50 plus 14 per plus l i per cent of wages cent of the excess over 5200. over $300. Ib is will be reduc­ MAIMED COUPLE ed to $20.20 plus 14 per cent Three Dependents of the excess over $200. weekly present new MAIMED COUPLE wags dedncUen deduction No Dependents $25 $0.00 $0.00 weekly present new $50 $0.00 $0.00 wags deduction deduction $75 $2.00 $1.50 $25 $0.00 $0.00 $100 $6.00 $5.40 $50 $4 50 $3.50 $125 $11.40 $5.00 $75 $5.00 50.00 $150 $15.40 $12.70 $100 $13.50 $10.50 $175 $20.00 515.50 $125 $15.30 $14.30 $200 $21.50 $10.00 $150 $23.30 $15.10 $175 $36.90 $20.00 $200 $31.40 $24.40 The present withholding for persons earning more than $200 a week In wages Is $31.40 plus II per cent of the C o u n try C lu b R osd TALLAHASSEE, (U PI)— Sprasard I,. Holland quali­ fied a t the secretary of state's office today to run for his fourth term in the U.S. Senate. The 72-year-old Florida Democrat announced h I a plana Thursday to seek reelection at a "Holland apprec­ iation dayl* at his hometown of Uartow. "It's only natural that I return here to the old home town to tell the Iwst kept secret of the year—,’’ Hol­ land told a crowd of 2,000 friends and supporters. "1 have no policical m a­ chine," the senator aaid," llut I do have a lot of friends." Holland said he experts to ware a vigorous campaign in tha atate between now and November. To date, ha has no announced opponent. Tha appreciation day was sponsored by the Bartow Chamber of Commerce. Continues! SEATTLE (U PI)—A technlqua for spraying gold on— like paint la sprayed—may re­ sult In wider use of the pre. clous metal, aaya a Lockheed Missiles and 8pace Co., scien­ tist. The scientist, D. J. Levy, In. ventor of the technique, aaya the process has already been used successfully In the de­ sign of antennus for space vehicles. Saturday and Sunday — Noon to Dark! Thouflantiii came last weekend — _; ■ A Dream Kitchen! A ll it needs is V. » » # 5 .^ 3 .^ We’ll have plenty of hosta and hostesses to WTM show you around! You! Drive West on 20th St. Follow our signs. 6 Cracks Creep On Wall V/> & 2 SEE T H EM ALL! m m sure Uie base of the opening is thoroughly filled — force in the material. Allow tha material to dry. Then apply the rest of the platter, building up the patch so that it la level with the rest of the surface. Carefully smooth this with a trowel. If you work carefully, you should be able to run your finger over the area when dry without feeling any dif­ ference. While you can sand tha sur­ face If it doesn't come out even, this practice will rough­ en ordinary patching plaster. If you are not sure of your technique us* apockllng com­ pound which can b* aanded easily. Real tha new surface with shellac. Thla will prevent dull spots when you paint the wall. Give tbs patched area an extra priming coat before painting. All the cabinet apace and counter apace Halrllao crocks or* often you can poaaibly use the cabineta are so tiny that they can bo patched with o pasta of whit* of beautiful birch — complete built-in lead and turpentine. Us* a GE electrical appliances. The only pos­ doth to rub tiro mixture into sible thing to make this kitchen more the crack. Wipe away tha ox- useful la you! cats while it Is still wot Sand when dry. Johns sad Oklawaha Rivera far traasportatioa U Silver crack with now plaster, but Springs, thane* four miles b* pot oUar $a the aorfaca. Maks steam tram-road to Ocala,. 2 & 3 bedroom, baths, Central Duct Heating with Air Conditioning easily added! Time To Patch When Ry MIL FIX Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Plaster walls, provided Uiey are dry, may laat forever. Vet, they are likely to de­ velop eracka nom-thriesa. These are often due to the nettling of a houae, a process that can go on for a long time. Or damage may reault from un accident, auch at children playing or aumeono moving furniture carelessly. The best time to repair piaster walla la right before painting. Painting will not cover up the cracks. They'll only show through the paint But painting la necessary aft­ er patching, since you will want to cover up the patched area. Use patching plaster, avail­ able at hardware and paint stores. Cbsck the instructions. Soma plaster mixes harden more quickly than other*. Mix only the amount you can use right away. Before mixing, prepare tha damaged area. Widen the creek enough so that you con get plaster in. Undercut the crack. This will keep the plaster from filling ou t Remove all loose plaster. If It crumbles easily It wlU not hold tbs patch. Wet the surface thoroughly. Tills prevents the eld plaster from drawing all Um moist- Lovely New Homes t SEE IT IN Greenbriar A G-E Personul Portable TV will be given with the purchase of each house during the Home Show. MODERN KITCHENS BY FHA, FIIA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND 6EMEIAL0 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC OF LOCH A R B O R o jw ia k & h c o m p a n y "T^ON Custom Building Our Specialty Ganaral Office 311 W. 36th 8 L Sales Office WS-7495 r\ 232-2103 JIM HUNT Realty Exclusive Sales Agest P. O. BOX ISM SEE US FOR REMODELING 322.$07« STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS o r! �» <* 11; t fl. Seminole Mourns Death Of Buddy Lawson R.K. Porter comet back to life with today’* "Clock" col­ umn . . . and very happy ^ about It. We'll try to keep you informed on important hap­ pening* • • • and Mime not sa important. And to (tart it off we'll say a "big hello" to It. i E, Porter'* No. I Ian, Ruth! Olllhlmcr. 2 In Race For County Judge VOL. ot$ J U f *, \ * ^ • • • ^ George Bohrow, who de­ votes a lot of time to civic activitic* and has something to do with county toning, repratcdly has told the press he has no intention of running for county commissioner from District 3. Yet. R. E. Porter hears on very reliable authortty that Bobrow obtained qualifying papers for the job from the county clerk’s office. And a photographer called us asking what size print did we want of Mr. Bobrow’s new portrait to go with his “an­ nouncement." • • • _ ™ • . * Here's another of Bill Mac* Lauchlin's gems in the Lions Pause: Said one husband to another, "My wife l* very systematic. She works on the theory that you can find what you want when you don't want it simply by looking where it wouldn't be If you did want it." Husbands: Ask YOL’It wile to explain that to you!I • • * R. E. Porter received an anonymous note (meaning un­ signed and we usually immed­ iately file these in File 13). Rut this is a good hint, al­ though we should check it out with County Agent Cecil Tucker. To get rid of moss In the trees, mix two pounds o( Blue Stone (the kind farmers used to use on celery) with a gallon of water. Let it sit until dissolved. Then mix with 200 gallons of water and spray the trees. Wet them good. Our un­ signed Informant says It will kill the Spanish moss and also the San Jose scale, it. E. Por­ ter would suggest that any­ one thinking of using that recipe should cheek it out with someone who knows about such things. • • • Usually, there is a rash of candidates seeking office at this time of the year, and if you've noticed the front page of The Herald these last few week* this "season" is no dif­ ferent than any other year. V But have you noticed the number of Incumbents NOT * seeking re-election T Three , county commissioners, t a x • collector, county judge, coun» ty prosecutor, state represen­ tative and a justice of the peace. However. Commis­ sioner James P. Avery Jr. is running for tax collector and . Prosecutor Karlyle Houshold* e r Is running for county judge. While we have two State representatives n o w , only one such office will be up for grabs in this year's elections. That due to the reapportionment law. • • • Elsewhere In today’s paper there is a story that President * Johnson will dig up the first shovel of dirt for the new cross-state barge canal. At Palatka. The timing of lids event Is contingent on the President's schedule. At last reports it is slated for 2 p.ra. this Thursday at Use Rodeheaver Boys Ranch south of Palatka. We have received & other timings, too. We'll keep * * on t';at and give you readers a last minute report Wednes­ day. (or those who may be planning to attend. State Bible Ruling CAPE KENNEDY (LTD — America's next Ranger moon probe, once act for launch thi* week, has l»ci-n delayed until the end of 51ay at Hie earliest. MacLcish In llOUSHOLUER Rarlyle Houshulder, t h e pirsrn t Seminole County prosecuting attorney, today an­ nounced his rnmliilury for the office of county judge. He is to yenrs old, member of First Methodist Church, Kiwanis Club, Elks, American Legion, Disabled American Vctcrana, Seminole County Rar Association, Florida Rar Association, Seminole County Sportsman Association a n d the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, of which he is president. He was born and raised in Seminole County and attended public schools here. He was graduated from the University of Florida law college in June. 1947, and has been enguged in the uctive practice of law here since then. During this time he has been active in civic afairs of the county and city and hna setved on various hoards and committees. . In announcing for the office of county judge, Houshulder suid: “It has been a great privilege und wonderful cxla-iiencu lu serve the people of Seminole County a* their prosecuting attorney e 1 II 9 e 1053. Due to Uiis expt-rieaco I am thoroughly familiar with the processing and handling of criminal cuics in the Coun­ ty Judge'a Court and the County Court. "The county Judge is a per­ son of various titles and dut­ ies He is judge of the County Court und handles nil of the crlminul and civil cases filed in that court. Ho is Juvenile judge which requites him to tuke care of nil cases of juv­ enile delinquency in tin- coun­ ty that are brought before him under Florida l.aw. As county judge he issues all the fishing, hunting, driving and murriuge licenses sold in the County: he issues warrants fur criminal violations, hold* preliminary h e a r i n g s and bind* those cases over to the County Court or Circuit Court that he thinks should In­ bound over—tho others lie dismisses; he takes care of all estate, guardianship and incompetency cases in the coun­ ty together with vuriou* other lolscelunleous proceedings protided by law. “My ox|tcricnce as prosecut­ ing attorney qualifies me tu handle all of tho criminul matters coming Iw-fuie the county judge; my 111 years of practice as an attorney in this court qualities me to handle the estate, guardianship, inconi|K>tency and miscellaneous pioceedings of the court: I feel that my maturity experi­ ence and judgm rnt will enable me to handle the juvenile teres properly. "I pledge to Uie citizens of Siminole County that if they elect me, I will do my best to muke them u good, fair and just county judge." Lights Out At Supermarket It got dark after daylight at the local A H ’ Store on Highway 17-92 this morning. Someone broke the seal on the main electrical switch at 7:23 tbit morning and pulled ail live breakers. Everything electrical quit until the power company could be notified and the trouble corrected. And. for a starter of this Board To Meet column again, a final gem A special meeting of the from Bill UacLauchlin: Small Casselberry Board of Alder­ boy to playmate as pretty lit- men to discuss paving of Ue girl passes by. "Boy! If I Winter Park Drive will tie ever stop bating girls, she's r held al 7:30 p. in. today in UtiM sas i'll stop bating first." j the T o m Hall, TAM I’A (UIM) — Pullticr prize winning poet Archibald MacLcisch will participate in IIAItl.AN TUCK the lirst annual Florida poet­ Formal announcement of ry festival at Hie University his randidacy for County of South Florida March tt-7. Judge was made today by Harlan Tuck, 33, residing in Plan Memorial Tanglewood, in South Semin­ DALLAS (UIM)—Citizens of Dallas mailed first donation* ole County. today lo build a memorial to Son of Joe Tuck, member of the laic President Kennedythe Seminole County ration near tire spot whctc he was board during World War II. assassinated in their city just Tuck was born and reared in over three months ago. South Seminole County. Since Tamer Clawed there were no schools there CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) at that time, he went to Win­ — One of Hie stars ut Ihc ter I’ark schools. Grotto Circus, John Zcrbini of Tuck enlisted in the U. S. New- York, was clawed Sun­ Air Corps in World War H day by a lion during Hie final and was commissioned as a performance by the circus navigator at the age of 19. here. Ho served three years, Includ­ ing a year flying in China. Sentenced HO was recalled in 1950, be­ M R EDO, Tex. (UIM) — U. came a pilot und served three S. Dlsl. Judge Ben C. Conmore year*. naliy today sentenced a Ca­ He entered the University nadian wlm pleaded guilty to of Miami in 1953 and was charges of smuggling the graduated magna cum laude largest amount of heroin ever irom law school in 1957. He seized at the 3!cxlcan border. Joined an Orlando law firm but later served as an assist­ Ban Continues ant iur 3W yeara to aa appel MIAMI BEACH (UIM) late Judge at Ualoa leaders vowed todgy to He was 11 mer .Vis* of Lakelan—^ , . ^ t o Bucr*« until P.oidaRt Returning ta reside la Saaa- Johnson eeuros theses that inolu County in February hall of (lie grain will be car­ 19CI, Tuck established a law- ried in American ships. firm under the name of Bas­ sett and Tuck at Maitland, d GIs Wounded where they now have their of­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam fice. (UIM) — Three Americans Tuck l> a member of the 1were wounded by Communist Florida Bar Association and guerrilla booby traps Sunday, Maitland Rutary Club and but for the first lime in three has been admitted to prac­ Sundays t h c Communists tice in all Florida Courts, U. staged no terror bombings of S. District Court at Orlando, U. S. civilians la-re. U. S. Court of Appeals at New Orleans and the U. S. Red China Chooses Supreme Court. LAHORE, Pakistan (U P D He also is a member of the Conimimlst China, abandon­ American llur Association, I'M ing neutrality in the Kashmir I’appu i’hi, honorary frater­ dispute between India and nity, and .Seminole County Pakistan, Sunday night came Farm Bureau. out in favor of Hie Pakistani Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, with poiition and called for a ple­ their children. Melanie, 3's, biscite lu decide Hie terri­ and Geoffrey, four month* re­ tory's future. side al Tangtewuod. Explains Fluoridation Reading Set First reading n( an ordi­ nance providing fluoridation with Sanford's proposed wa­ ter system expansion will highlight Hie sgenda for to­ night's C i t y Commission meeting. Also on tonight's agenda will lie: Discussion of downtown parking change*, considera­ tion of (lie county city agree­ ment on a continuing compre­ hensive transportation plan, discussion of flic request to sell Ihc old library site and building, an offer lo purchase Hie Sunland Estates water system by the City of Sanford, and a request fur the City to lake over operation of Uie sewer lift station al Seminole High School. PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (UIM)—John Wilson, co-chair­ man of Hie Student Appeal For Equality (SAFE), ex­ plaining why Hie civil rigid* group Is opposed to a props*al for a referendum on Maryland's local opthin pub­ lic accommodations law: "We don't want lo vote on our rights." Daughter Of Home To Wed COLDSTREAM, Scotland (UPI) — Mrrial DouglasHome, the daughter of Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome, will be married at St. 5lary and All Souls Church here on March 30. Churrh officials said the wedding date was set Sunday. Mcrlal is marrying Adrian Darby, 20. an Oxford Uni­ versity lecturer. Her parent* have a home in Coldstream. THOMAS M O O N , of O v i e d o , nerving the third yciir of hin firat four-year term tin jus­ tice of the jience of l)ia* trict 3, announced to­ day he will not lie a candidate to succeed himself. "If the area grown in the next four years as it has in the last three years,” said Moon, n farmer, 'I can­ not devote the time to the position that will be required.” Man, Thinking He Had Slain Wife, Suicides A Negro man kilted himself Sunday night after he thought he had fatally wounded his wife following a , 4 i ) Jong apat (M ir Midway tu n * ; Dead la F ,b ert Le*-,^Mk* tin. U. of ( W a r dtrret, Mid­ way. Wounded M Dm toad and tlsfrd to fair condition as Seminole Memorial Hospital is Alice Mae Franklin, 27, also of Midway. Constable lloliert Carroll reported he received a call from (lie hospital at 9:50 p.nt. that a man had left hi* wounded wife (here. The con­ stable said the man, identi­ fied a* Franklin, reported he was going lo return home to rare for their five-monUi-old baby, A few minute* later Carroll received anotlter call report­ ing Franklin's suicide. Coroner Hugh Duncan was notified and he declurcd the shooting a suicide. The wea­ pon was identified as a .38 caliber revolver. Two Missing In Hotel Fire KANKAKEE, III. (UPI) — Fire roared through the old Alamo Hotel in down­ town Kntikakre today am) fire- officials said from two to 15 persons were missing and fi-nrc-d dead. The blaze destroyed ull hut two walls of tire three story, Itrick hotel. Fire Chief John Marquart gave Hie estimate of those missing nml feared dead. He said from 30 to 32 persons, many of them elderly, had brert registered in the hotel but only about half of them had l>een accounted for. CtibanH In Spain MADRID (UIM) - A Cu Iran trade delegation quietly arrived here today only two days after the Spanish gov­ ernment announced that com­ mercial link* with Fidct Cas­ tro's Cuba would continue. WASHINGTON (UPI I - ing and prayer recitation in Four Miami parents filed a the schools. notice In the U. S. Supreme It also asked for reversal Court today that they are ap­ of the Florida court ruling pealing for the second time a Hint sustained prayer recita­ Florida Supreme Court do vision tipliolding validity of tion. conducting of religious vlnily Rttilc reading in Hie pub­ I baccalaureate programs, a so-called religious c e n s u s lic schools. I among pupils and religious Tlir Miamians, a Unitarian, tests as a qualification for agnostic and two Jews, asked teacher employment. flip high court lo direct Ihr The appeal was filed by 1.00 state court to "heed" a U. S. Pfrffcr, New York, general decision outlawing Hide-read- counsel of the American Jew­ ish Congress. He termed it lire first major Irst nf a wide variety of sec­ tarian practices in the school* since the 19*13 decision* of Ihc U. S. Court that held school pray era and Rible reading in­ valid. The Florida court in Aug­ ust. 1902, sustained Rible MIAMI REACH (UPI) — reading, prayer recitation and Tire AFL-CIO was expected to other practices but outlawed ril up a fund today Hurt limy celebration of Christmas and reach $50 or (100 million to other religious holidays in buy government - guaranteed schools, and banned showing nroitgugea and *|ron*nr low- of religious movies and use income housing projects. of school facilities for aflerA proposal to establish a hours religious Instruction. pooled truat fund and u "seed A short time later and while money corporation" to sponsor lire Florida case was on ap­ low-rental apartment projects peal, Hie U. 8, court came Wus expected to lie approved down with ita landmark decis­ l>/ the AFL-CIO g e n e r a l ions in Pennsylvania and la-ard. Maryland caars and returned Tire board, romposed of lead- Ihr Florida rase to the state in,* officials of esch of the 135 court for review in line with AFL-CIO union*, was called these decisions. into session by AFL-CIO PresIn January of this year, the ident George Sleany. Florida court reaffirmed ita t t Else « U expected to ap- earlier judgment upholding pr*»v« • 50-eeul | ht member lira practices and said, in ef •sees* . »nt M the labor fed- feet, if they were to be denied ETOtloE'e affiliate* lo bolster (o Florida school children, it Um John F. Kennedy Memor­ would have to be by order of ial Library Fund and the Il­ Hie U. 8. court and not the linois Roosevelt Foundation. slate court. Tire major business before In the second appeal filed (lie board, however, was the today, Pfeifer said there la pioneering housing plan ap­ no substantial difference be­ proved by the AFL-CIO exec­ tween the Florida law and the utive council to niuku better Pennsylvania law declarrd in­ use of inulti-miliiun dollar valid by (he court. The Flor­ unions strike funds, benefits ida court said thcra wai a funds mid general reserves. (inference in that Ilia Florida Union official* suid much of law requiring Rilile reading tliis money Is now invested In plainly slated It was for mor­ government lamds or roinmon al training of Hie children and storks and earns much less not (or religious purpoaca. than it eould if used to buy government • insured mort­ gages. Tlie idea I* to earmark a portion of tire increased yield for establishment of nonhousing projects under federul laws that |H-rmil unions to MOSCOW (IIPI) — Alban­ s|xinsnr low income housing. Such projects ate not ap ia bus seized property bopealing to commercial devel­ lunging to tire Soviet Embas­ opers wlm ale seeking higher sy In the Albanian capital of iclurn, Hie labor officials said, Tirana, It was disclosed to­ day. Tim official Soviet govern­ ment newspaper Izvestia rovralrd the seizure in an a rt­ icle demanding the "immed­ Donald (Buddy) Hooker, 17, iate return” of tire Soviet and Carol Ann Beasley, 18, property, Izvestia suid the troth of Oviedo, injured Sun­ property was seized lust day in an aulomoblle crash, Hiursday. The Soviet Union snd Al­ were reported In "satisfac­ tory" condillon today by Win­ bania broke off relations in ter Park Memorial Hospital Decemls'r, IIUII, after a hit­ attaches. ter exchange of charges be­ Trooper Bill Strlngficld and tween the two (’omnium <1 Depuly J (J Galloway said governments. Curetakers bail apparently Hooker lost con­ been left behind in both em­ trol of his car ami It struck bassies. an oak tree. Both suffered broken lames and cuts. AFL-CIO Action Due On Low-Cost Housing Fund Albania Seizes Soviet Properly Injured Pair Satisfactory' For Every Pot MADRID (UPI) - Chick­ en* clearly outnumbered peo­ ple in Spain. Lalesl census figurri show there are 31 million Spaniards and 10 mil­ lion chickens. Boat Overdue PANACEA (U PI) - A JOfoot crisa craft constellation is two (lay* overdue on a trip from Naples to Mobile, Ala., and I* the object of a wide­ spread search in the Gulf of Mexico today. Navy Flier Falls 1,0 0 0 Feet, Bounces A n d Lives OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) — How does It feel to fall 1,000 feet without a parachute and survive with only e broken leg? I.t. Jg Edward A, Dickson, Wyoming, Pa., who took euch a plunge, said from Iris Oak Knoll Naval lluapital bed that it all happened so fast that he didn't realize until ha was on Uie ground that bis parachute bad failed to open. f NOT 132~ 4 Floridans Appeal V A ... Hanger Delayed • # • m w ' U J WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight; high today 63-70; low tonight -I6-5-1. United- Press Leased Wire Kstabliahed Tu0« MON., FEBRU ARY 24, 1864 SANFORD, FLORIDA BRIEFS • • • The Lion* Club owe* a big salute to Dill MacLauchtin. the editor who ipice* their "Liana Pau»c" with many a witty »tory. Like thi* one about one of the Linn*: Getting ready to baptize the in. fanl. Chuck Dees asked: "HI* name. plcateT" The mother proudly answered: "Randolph Morgan Montgomery Alfred v a n Chrlttopher McC.oof." Said Chuck to his assistant: "More water, please." Zip Zip Code 32771 > Athlete Dies As Car Falls Off Overpass Dickson balled out Thursday | "But falling at 130 miles an user the High Sierras after hour you don't have too much the engine of hie A t Skyhawk time to think about anything. jet failed. He w a * flying about CO miles north of Bishop, I don't remember landing in the snow but what must have Calif., when he ejected. He landed in a deep, sloping been a abort time later I snow hunk and bounced up found myself wrapped around against a tree, lie wuuld not the trunk of a tree. have even hurt hit right leg if “I thought at firat I’d had It, then alter a few seconds 1 he had not hit the tree. "1 leiiiember doing e tumble knew I wasn't u> bad off a* 1 in the air," Dick sou recalled. feared. “I did not lose consciousness and knew my right leg was broken. I noticed a deep gouge in (he snow about 30 feat away and concluded that I must have bounced from there to the tree. “1 began looking for my plane metes. I taw them cir­ cling and thought, ’At least they know where I am'." Dickson aaiil lie got out sur­ vival equipment end inflated a yellow reft which had been strapped to his body. He fired a flare and the planes re­ sponded by dipping their wings. Dickson bailed out about 11 a. nt. His plane circled and clashed about 200 feet away. Tha Injured man w r a p p e d himself In hie parachute end waited fur help. It arrived in mi^kfurooon. UUDDY LA W SO N Adams Names Sanford Man For Campaign Secretary of State Tom Adam* today announced the appointment of W. Garnett While, Sanford real estate broker and civic leader, a* Seminole County campaign manager for the 1961 Adam* campaign organization. In tliia capacity, Adams said, White will direct local campaign activities in the forthcoming elections and al­ so will serve on a continuing hail* a* chairman of an ad­ visory committee of Scminale County citizen* to In­ form the Secretary of State on problem* and activities In tlirlr county. White, a 90-year resident of Hie county la a member of the Sanford-Scmlnole Coun­ ty Jayceea and Chamber of Commerce. He la past presi­ dent of both the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce and the Seminole Cbunty unit of the American Cancer Society. He and his wife, Paulette have two children. Arctic Blast Reaches Gulf Seminole High School ate* dents at opening session of classes this morning paid silent tribute to Johnny Em­ ory (Ruddy) Lawson, 18-yearold senior and star athlete, killed Sunday night in an automobile accident. I-awson was to have been honored at the awards ban­ quet in May when he would have been presented with The Sanford Herald award a t top football scorer—now to be known es the Buddy Lawson Memorial Trophy — and the Peter Schaa] trophy ee the most valuable player. A member of the v a n ity aquad since the 10th grade, Lawson waa co-captain of thla year's football team, playing half-back. He also waa a track letterman, holding the acbool’a re­ cord* for the 100-yard darii. Hie 220-yard dash and an e member of the relay team. Trooper Clifford Smoak re­ ported Lawson was killed at 9:45 p. m. Sunday when hie small ra r Jumped a guard rail on the South Street over­ pass, at Orlando, dropping 40 feet from Interstate 4. The trooper aaid Lawson, atone in the car, apparently lost control when a tiro blew out. Boro June 23, 1945, at DeLand, Lawson had resided here for 11 y e a n . He wea a member of Firat Baptist Church and the DeMolaya. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Marian C. Lawson, 1M Country Club Road; a bro­ ther, Stephen Laweon, and a slater, Mrs. Lana Knabbe, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Funeral arrangements, la charge of Brlaaon Funeral Home, are being held m abeyance pending arrival o< relatives. Frost Damages Florida Crops LAKELAND (UPI) — Frosd nipped farm crops aa far south aa the Homestead area south of Ml a m 1 today but damage to vegetable crops waa spotty. Citrus grovea e i e i p e f barm, ohserven reported. There wae light to heavy frost all the way south to the Lake Okeechobee and Everglades growing region. On tlie lower E ast Coast, frost waa scattered In sections away from the coast. The federal-state frost warn­ ing bureau reported froat damaged early plantings of tender vegetables and some strawberry crop* in north and Central Florida. In tha Lakn Okcechobcc-Everglades farm ­ ing district there wae mod­ erate to severe damage to tender vegetables, some leaf burn In hardy truck farm cropa and damage to young sugar cane. The biggest damage waa to pastures, the bureau aaid, and tlie prolonged cold weather this month has severely re­ tarded growth of all crop*, especially lender vegetables. United Press International Arrtle air knifed all the way to tlie Gulf today in the lead ’ of a new storm that churned up In Canada. Tho weather bureau poateil warnings for stockmen and motorist* in Montana. Strong northerly winds were expected to whip snow later today in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. After a week of balmy weather, t h e temperature dropped to 4 in MinneapolisSt. Paul, early today. It waa only 10 III Chicago's suburbs, 17 in Denver Mini 21 ill Kan• a* City. Frost waa predict­ ed for Florid*. Tho cold air helped drop snuw from tlie Great Lakes Into tlie Ohio Valley. Winds ripped through Southern Cal­ ifornia Sunday, closing high­ ways, uprooting trees, blow­ ing off roof* and fanning Members of the 8cmlnola fires. Ollturiu International County Chamber of Com­ Airport near Los Angeles re­ merce who are planning to corded 80 mile an hour winds. attend the trade body's an­ nual banquet Thursday night at the .Mayfair Inn should make their reservations aa soon aa possible, Manager John Krider aaid today. Sheriff* Deputy Silas Lac­ Brigadier Gen. Harry J. key, who rescued a boy from Sands Jr., commanding gen­ a burning residence here a eral of the Air Force Test couple weeks ago, today re­ Center at Patrick AFB, will ceived tlie following Icttur be the principal speaker, of commendation: Krider said that Gen. Sands "I have Just read of your will illuatrate hla address most recent art of bravery with photo* depicting prepara­ and would like to take this tions for the man in apace opportunity to commend you program. for it. ‘Speaking for your fellow Floridians, 1 want you to know how proud we are to have you as one of our truly dedicated public servants. An attempted burglary at "F arris Bryant, the HU) Lumber Company of­ Governor." fice on Third Street waa thwarted early today fay a Harvest Meeting strong lock. LAKE ALFRED (UPI) CUy police reported some­ A mechanical harvesting re­ one tried to jimmy the lock search conference will be told but failed to gala entry to here March 2-4. the Florida the building. The attempted agricultural experiment sta­ burglary was discovered at tion* announced today. Ui4n a.an. today. f Reservations To Banquet Urged Bryant Praises Deputy Lackey Lock Stops Burglars Tt « a v >» i �\ Sbr Ranforb Pape 2 — Feb. 24, 1964 WrrsTB Oviedo High Royalty Named By Bernice Kelsey Tommy Partin of Oviedo anil A lice Fox of Chuluotn, uxmed Mr. nnil Mis* Oviedo High Bchool a t the annual Valentine Party held last Saturday night in the achool auditorium, were crowned by Danny GamimiKe and Carol Beasley, runners-up for the honors. Tommy Sllnter waa master of eeremonl** for the corona­ tion ceremonies and Mra. Dor­ othy Courier waa pianist. The stage, beautifully dec­ orated with a background of blue and a 1 1 v a r twinkling hearts, was centered with a largo red heart in back of the seats of honor. A program of entertainment was presented for the court by fourth grads students under direction of their teacher, Mrs. Milton Oort. Songs and dances of tha Charleston and twist highlighted the program which was emceed by Gary Thomp­ son. Assisting the group was Mrs. Rebecca Lamb of Chuluota who led the singing and played the ukulele accompani­ m ent Following the program, the grand march, led by tha court was made to the school cafe­ teria for dancing to the music of the "Starflres" of Orlando. Tha cafeteria was decorated for the occasion with over­ head red and white hearta c e n t e r i n g red and white a .camera. Red cuplda and h.orta lined walla of the room. Refreehmenta served were tea sandwiches, punch and nuta. Chaperones for the event were Mra. James Partin, high achool sponsor and Mra. Clif­ ford Pendarvla. Kiwanis To Meet Dr. Leonard Munson and Dr. Lula Perea will be the featured apeakera a t Wedneaday’s luacheon meeting of the Sanford Klwanla Club. They will discuss the proper care Individuate should take to •prevant heart attache. Dress Parade The Sanford Naval Aca­ demy Friday afternoon held Its first dress psrade for the formal presentation of the colors. Legal Notice i s t h r r iH r n iT r o tiK T o r TIIK NIVTH JUDICIAL CIHC U T . IT ATI! r o w SM SINOI.K C orV T V , FLOntDA. IT CHAMUCWT TO. ISTTA VOTI'-B o r SUIT l,KM . IK A. WIIITTISOTOK and IIIKNH M. WIIITTINUTON. SI* wife, rtaintirr*. WILL W[DEVOUR an* AVN his w ife; f*; n o NICER M KTAIJ OF OllLANDO, INK., s Florida eorporatlon: THE COMMERCIAL BANK AT W INTER PARK. FLORIDA, a banking eorporatlon • li n i n g undar lb s Igwa of tbs Btgtt of F lorida; HORNS - WILSON, INC., a Florida corporation; and CHASE * COMPANT, a Florida corporation, Dafandanta. T U B STATS OF FLOHIIIAl TOi J. WILL It IDE SOU It and ANN R I D E N O U R , hla w ife, rasldancs unknown; last known raaldsnr*. P.O Dog III. I l l E. Church Btraol, Longwnod. Florida) Iasi l.nown m ailing addrags. Otnaral Dallvtry, Norris, Tannaaaaa. Top art harabr notiflad that a suit ha« baan filed e a sln st TOU and PIONEER MKTAI.lt OF ORLANDO. INC., a Florida Corporation; TUB COMMEII CIAI. RANK AT WINTER PARK. KLOIIIDA, a banking corporation axlrtlng undar lha larva of tho Mata of Florida; IIOMNE . WILSON, INC. a F I a r i d a corporation; and CIIABIS * COMPANY, a F lor­ ida corporation, In tha abova entitled rauaa;i and that gnu era hsrabg required to Ilia your anaaar with tha Clark of t lala Court, and to aerva a copy Ih srtof upon the P lain­ tiff* or Plaintiff** A ttornn whoa# narna and addrraa la: K. A Mil HOME OI.I.I KK, JR . SOU North Park Avanua, p. O Ros lu ll. Sanford, Florida. l>«t la la r than March Ird, A. I). niDENoim. lass. If you fall to -Id ao, decree pro con ft.au w ill be eutered a gain st you for tho relief daniandrd In tho Complaint. The nature of laid ault being for FURECIAIStmE of M ollT(lAHIS tnrum barlng the prop rtty In D.nilnol* County. Florida, lo -w tli The \V<»| VS feat o f tha Eaat O na-llalf l E l t > of all that part of IllOCK 4. UI1.IUKIIK. lying North of Church Strrrt (aald lllock J lying North of Church Strrrt bring III fret fronting on Church b ireel and Its feat In d tp th ), according to plat thereof recorded In Plat lluuk I, Page l i t , I'uhllc Itacorde of Hcmlnwl* Coun­ ty. Florida. WITNESS my hand and lha ar .1 o l aald Court at Sanford. Florida, title Slh day of Fabb io ir y . A. U. ties. <HKAL> Arthur II. Ilrckw lth. Jr., D a rk ol tha c ir c u it Court Sly I A larllu T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark <A copy o f lha cuutplalut III«d hrrtlh la attached to thr ropy of tbla aotlca which Is m ailed to each defendant lor whom a residence more .pactfir than a ela te or country waa glean In tha aworn atatrlim it filed tic t a In by the Plain IHfe. their a s* n i or aettro ey .) ts. Ambrose Oilift, Jr. F. U llo* lass Panford, Florid* Publish F ib . 10, March I, ISIS. C tm -tl 17, S4. A Nuclear Ship Jury For Ruby Trial M ay Be Completed In 10 Days In Successful Gulf Shakedown DALLAS (UPI) — The mur­ State's attorneys predicted der — with malice trial ol a speeding up of Jury selec­ Jack Ruby went into Its sec­ tion this week. Nevertheless, Dist. Ally. Henry M. Wade ond week Inday with two Jur- said it probably would take 10 GALVESTO.V, Tex. M JP I)- ors in a slate of isolated to , „,0rc days to complete the Thc. nuclear ship Savannah gelherncts and 10 more still panel. If the judge carried returned to port Sunday from to he picked. ; through with his warning of a two-day cruise In the Oulf of Mexico—the first sea trials since her nuclear reactor was shut down in a labor dispute almost a year ago. Officials said tha sleek white craft—tha world's first nuclaar powered merchant cargo ship — had performed /lawlessly in two days of WASHINGTON (UPI) - drees a symposium conduct­ starts, stops aad maneuvers —President Johnson, back ed her* by th* American In a lo.ooo square mile area from a four-day visit to Cal­ Ranker* Association, as had of the Gulf. ifornia, returned to hla White been expected. It was the first of seven House desk today to cetch up Johnson we* expected to trials to be held by the and on business before setting devote a t leait part of the of March; the next will be­ out on another trip Thurs­ day to working on the for­ gin this Friday. Later this day. eign aid and anti-poverty spring tha Savannah will visit The Whit* House announc­ Houston, New Orleans, Balti- ed no appointment* today messages he plans to send to more, Boston and New York. for tha President and Press Congress, possibly this week. The President’s next an­ Then the vessel It ached Secretary P i e r r e Salinger uled to visit several Euro­ said Johnson would not ad- nounced speaking date Is Thursday night at a Demo­ pean porta. Tba » 4 foot, II, cratic fund-raising dinner In 000-ton ship, a Joint project of Mleml Reach, Fla. IIa may the Atomic Energy Commitmake a stop In Florida on tha sion and the Maritime Com way to Miami Reach, but mlttion of the U. S. Depart­ plana to fly directly back to ment of Commerce, It envis­ aged as a showpiece in the Washington after the dinner. Paul Peter Pezold, 68. of peaceful uaei of atomic anar The presidential Jetliner 2418 South Willow Avenue, landed at nearby Andrews I yA primary reaaon for the Sanford, died of a heart at­ Air Force Rase, Md., a t 10:40 shakedown crulac waa to fa tack Sunday afternoon while p m. Sunday after a fourmillarUe a new complement attending automobile races at hour and I t -minute flight of engineering offlcera and Daytona International Speed­ from California where John­ the crew of 110 with operating way. son conferred with Mexican He had farmed in Seminole the ahip at sea. The Savan President Adolfo Lopez Ma­ nah's crew waa replaecd aft- County for some 30 years, teo. er her former engineering of­ was e member of All Souls A* he left Palm Springe, ficers shut down the reactor Catholic Church, Knights «( Calif., J o h n s o n appeared Columbus, Holy Name So­ laat May T. ciety, American Legion and quite plcaaed with his talks Friday and Saturday with World War One Veterans. He Is survived by his wife, the Mexican president, al­ Mrs. Minnie Pezold of San- though U.8. officials cau­ ford; dsughter, Mrs. Virginia tioned againit expecting any Wedekind of DeLand and dramatic results from their Mra. Dorothy Rains of San­ conferences. ford; a eon, Paul Peter PeFEBRUARY » mid Jr. of Freehold, N. J.; Admit item brother, George Perold of Susan Hodges, Lavada Bruce, Sanford; three liste n , Mrs. Evelyn Sweeney, Florence if ary McGrant, Mrs. Margar­ Wilson, Joe* Allen, Violet et Eckert and M n. Emma Cooke, Roy Burton, Laure Ernest, all of SL Louis, Mo. Walla, Jessie Abraham, Lai’ and nine grandchildren. lie Mae Seward, Judy Hoff Funeral arrangements will man. all of Sanford; Wilbrun be announced upon complelHughes, DeBary; L i n d a tion. Gramkow Funeral Homo Schroeder, DaLand; J o h n la In charge. Cochran, Laka Mary; Law reeca Jones, Bichard Broeie, Loagwood President Planning State Visit Thursday OVIEDO HICII crowned Alice Fox of Chuluota "Miss OHS" and Tommy Partin of Oviedo "Mr. OHS" last Saturday night in ceremonies held in the school auditorium prior to a Valentine Dance in the nchool cafeteria. (Herald Photo) New Traffic Rules Explained At Meeting Of DeBary AARP Juatiea Albert D. Williams rf DeBary, speaking a t the February meeting of tha DeBnry Chapter of the American Aaaociatlon of Retired Per sons held at the Deltona Club Ifouss, on law enforcement, emphasised the Importance of reducing violations of traffic rsgulations In saving lives. Its staled that 60 per cent of the cases coming to hla Justice Court wero traffic violators. Tha number of deaths caused by minor Infractions are a powerful argument for strict enforcement of traffic laws. The Individual driver la the key to preventing this costly death rate by avoiding eice*' Gerald D. Tapley Dies Of Injuries Gnrald D. (Jack) Tapley, 41, of Casselberry, died Sat urday afternoon of Injuries received in an automobila ac­ cident in Orlando. A natlva of Nashville, da., ba cants to Casselberry four years ago from lluines City, Ha was a member of the Hap. list Church and wits employ­ ed at Seminole Raceway. Survivors are hit parents, Mr. and Mra. S. Tapley of Davenport; brother*, Austin and Thomas Tapley of Ft. Lauderdale and Kills and Carl Tapley of Mimst sister*, Mra. Mary Jo Marshall of Casselberry and Mrs. Jean •tte Faulkner and Mrs. Nancy Adams of Washington and several niece* and nephew*. Service and burial will he conducted In Haines City under direction of the Dave Lane Funeral Home. Legal Notice IN THR CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL < ISIS I IT OF FI.IHIIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTS, FLOR­ IDA. C H A N C S IR V NO. UTTS LORETTA W. COLLlNe, Plaintiff. va WILLIAM E. COLLI NH. Defendant. NOT! OK OS- a PIT TOi WILLIAM K COLLINS, whuss residence and add rtai lei Hampton Trailer Court O ltowa, I111nn la. kwnrn com plaint haring been filed In the Clrcutl Court In and for rfomlnole County. Klirl'l« In Chancery, entitled “LORETTA IV. C O L L I N H. P lalutllf. veteue WILLIAM K COLLINS. D efendant,” praying for certain relief for the aho*r named p la in tiff against you ae defendant. NOW, THEREFORE, TIII8 lb TO NOTIFY YOU that If Jou with ti> defend against ai’d contest tho above entitled aollou, you arc required to ftlo your answ er or other w rit­ ten detenee, If any you have to Ilia cuniplalul herein, with the Clerk of the shove styled Court and |o s e r tt upon plain­ tiff* attorney. Albert N. F itts, whine sddress Is 1 M sionlc Building, Panford, Florid*, a copy of aald answer or other written defense, on or before the 1ttli day of March, 11*1. Tli* nature of said complaint la to pray that the above s ty l­ ed Court grant the above named p lain tiff a divorce a vinculo m atrim onii of and fr«ni you. FAI NOT TO ANHWKIt un­ ices a dartre pro nonfeaso be entered against yuu. WITNESS my hand and o ffi­ cial teal at Hanford. Nsintnole County, Florid*, this Silt day of Febr nary, A. U. list. IDEAL) Arthur )l. Ilechwltli, Jr., Clerk of ahuva e ty ls l Court. Ily: Jean E. W ilks. Deputy Clerk Albert N. F lits, Attorney A Counselor at L a v I Masonic Building Sanford, Florida Publish Fab IP, IT, It * Mart’ll I, IM f. CDB-14 sire speed, by not pasting on curves, by not permitting the use of hie car by untralnad or irreaponaibla teenagers and most of all by not driving af­ ter drinking. In esplaining the new traffic lawa, Judge Wil­ liam* stated thet the hit and run driver now facet a felony rather then a misdemeanor penalty. All trailer* m utt now have safety chain* in ue* and have no riilera. Observance of stop signs will be enforced. Any­ one Interfering with a driver* operation of a car will ba sub­ ject to arrest rather than the driver. Drunken drivers will face stiff penalties to curb the heavy Iota of Ufa due to that cause. Membership chairman 8. L. K rontbergtr reported a gain of 24 now members in tha DeUary Chapter elnc^ the first of the year. Program chair­ man Howard Middleton an* nounrtd that tha speaker for the March 20 meeting will ba Colonel William Hague. HU subject will be, “A* You A Citisen Or A Sucker 7" The public U invited to hear Colonel Hague speak. Democrats Plan Registration The Seminole County Demo­ cratic Committee will toon begin a voter registration drive in all of the counties 23 precincts. Registration personnel for each of the precincts will be Instructed and deputised Tuesday by Mra. Camilla llruce, fupervltor of voter registration for the county, when the Democratic Com­ mittee meets la the Court­ house at ■ p. in. First mallrahla nickel was produced by Jeesph Wharton, of Philadelphia, Pa., tn 1846. Legal Notice N ir r ir r o f s u i t T ill! STATE OF FLOHMU TOi ANN HOBART Tit Narlh llt h Btr**t Mllwsukv*. M llw tu kts County. WDoonsIn Tou sr s h«r*liy notlflsij th tl suit h ts bttn flli’U tg sln s t you In lit* Circuit Court of fl.mlnnla County, F lo r ist. In t'hsnrsry, *n *bbr*vlet*4 title of which Is FIHHT FEDERAL HAVINOH AND LOAN AHhOClATION OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY, » corporation. P lain­ tiff, »• MART lA>tT MTKIIM •m l ANN HODART. Dsfsnd• ntk. ih s n.tu r* of s*ld suit bslng * suit to forscloM that certain m orlgags data* Saptsrnhsr II. ISSS. and of re­ cord In Official Records Rook l i t , I’agr III. public records of hsm lnols County, Florida, sncum herlng th* follow ing described real properly, to­ w n: Lot 10. Block B. of Eellowahtp Addition to danford. according to Plat U«ok S, Pag* I, public records of Hemlnol* Coun­ ty. Florid*. Hubject to taaamaal* of record; and you sr* hereby required to flis your answor In said suit with Ihs undersigned Clerk nf aald Court and to aerte a «upy thereof upon III* P is ln llir * attorney, whole n sm t and address appear be­ low. on or before th* 1*1 day of April, tSSS, and In default thereof Deeres Pru Confeaao w ill ba entered against you. WITXI'rid Uiy hand and o f­ ficial aeal at the County (Nrurthouee, Hanford, beiulnnls County. Florida, thla l ll h day of February, le ss. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clsrk of Circuit Court Ilyt Sandra K. Johreon. II. C. Phillip II. Logan Sblnhulser and le g a l. A ttorneys e l Law P. u. boa l i s t Hanford, Florida Publish Feb. IS L Mar. f. », Id. 1 FS4 . CDH-te night sessions, things might go faster. During the first week, marked by explosively bitter outburst* of attorneys for both sides, the defense had accepted four of the venire­ men. Only two of these were ac­ ceptable to the state. Chief defense attorney Melvin Brill, through long questioning, ha­ rangue, and repeated state­ ments, was building a trial record which he hoped would be the basil for a successful appeal. His main theme wai that Dallai wai a place of luch fixed opinion and bias that a fair trial could not be had here because not enough im­ partial Jurors were available. "Unconscious bias" was his phrase for it. Ruby is charged with the Nov. 24 murder of Lee Har­ vey Oswald, the Marxist whom Dallas police accused of the murder of President Kennedy. Forty-eight persons were examined during the five days of questioning of the six-day week (Judge Joe B. Brown is holding Siturdsy sessions from here out during Jury picking). Thirty-seven wero » excused "for cause"—includ­ ing one ill and 20 who said they would be unable to re­ turn a verdict of death In tha electric chair. Each side is allowed Lt peremptory challenges — for which no rcsson has to be given in excusing a prospec­ tive Juror. The defense bad executed seven of these, the » state two. FLA. GRADE “A” D & D Paul P. Pezold Dies In Daytona 4< V Hospital Notes Mr. and Mra. John Fltxpatrick, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Crlaanto M. Garrido, baby girl, Mr. and Mr*. Daniel G Sweeney, baby boy, Mr. and Mri. Robert Hobbs, Baby boy, Mr. a n d Mrs. Benjamin Adami, baby boy, all of San ford; Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder, baby girl, DeLand Discharges Held MacLaughlln, George Shannlg, David Jenkine, Jan ice McGriff, Ruby Jonei, Annia Hutchinson, France Bish­ op, Erma Burba. Mary O’Conn a i l , Gwendolyn McIntyre, Judith Quest, Marie Moorehead, Noah Cog burn, Mri. Armlllda Covington and baby girl, all of Sanford; Ronald Mixon, Waatoy Rlckar. Sw­ ann* Willis, Lu cilia Robinson, Alica W eber, Lake Mary; Mra. Sharon Zulcgar and baby girl, Longwood FEBRUARY » Alice Wngletoa, Robert Peurifoy, Mattie Wright. Rebecca Kirkland, all of Sanford; Ben Jor, Osteen; Hegel Lange, HarritvUio, Mich.; Elisabeth Graf, Deltona Discharge* Annie Wilder, Alice Dunn, Morris Forguson, Nkika Dar­ ling, Iris Wall, Lovait* Thom* • i, Baby Boy Smith, Mri. Martha Ann Payne and baby girl, Mra. Helen Cole and baby boy, all of Sanford; Madga Louise Pittmau, Mait­ land; Betty Jo Brown. Laka Mary; Robert Willlemi, Osleea; Mrs. Gertrude Arthur and baby boy, Deltona FEBRUARY U Mary Supruuot, Margaret Dillard, Tom Bolt, Rota Sirmom, Teresa Ann Griffith, Homer WUUami, Alma I-a un­ dr a, Steve Dudley, Catheryn Dortoo. Alice Me* Franklin, all of Sanford; Joyce Yatea, I’alaika; E ttk Jane Keogh, Lake Mary Births Mr. and Mri. Donald Naium, baby boy, Winter Park Discharge* Frances Shannon, L a u r a Stephen. Mary Gallon, Rebec­ ca Cummins*. Nellie McAlis­ ter, Rosie McKinney, Paula Shuman, Alice Willis, Rosemary Pierce. Mr*. Shirley Baker and baby girl, Mr*. Sarah Kaylor and baby girl, all of 6anford; L*Roy Simmop*. Winter Garde*; Oerkne Lowry, Geneva; Alice Rat­ ion, Maitland; Mra. Clara Ba­ ker and baby girl, Loagwood At G .A .C . Speed And Convenience Go Hand Id Hand Youth Rescues Wbinan Ih Fire A 17-year-old youth is credited with earing the life of • woman trapped In • frame house which was afire Friday a t 9 p.m. The hero Is Jc* Pringle, of When you call on 1402 Persimmon Avenue. Re*, • u t for money, everything • cuesd waa Eva May Collier, la handled on who lived a t 708 West ltth S tre e t Pringle told city fire­ • an Incredibly sim ple • men he heard tha woman beais. Even moro scream and he dashed into the • Important, you get a home to lead her to safety. • tailor-made lo a n -o n e • Considerable fire damage J S specifically designed to suit | was don* to th* honee, fire­ • your moat exacting * men rep o rt requirement*. At 9:18 p.m. Saturday fire­ men were dispatched to th* • « • home of Laura Overstreet, • 406 E. Fifth Street when a defective heater flared up. LOANS UP TO 1100 Sunday mcrnlng a t 6-40 firemen were lent to ih* Clarence Hinson residence at 2624 Mcllonvill* A v e n u e when a heater became defec­ tive and started to fill th* C O R P O R A T I O N house with smoke. Damage •SANFORDwaa confined to the heater. 111 W.nrti St....FAIriai 2-3743 - ORLANDOCarl Sandburg's “Abraham 421 N. Or R ig s A ** ’ BArden 4-3409 Lincoln" often Is considered 401 W. Centre! » I*A BArden 34413 the greatest biography of )243LCeieaiii Dr,BArd*a 6-2641 modern time*. — G.A.C.— FIN A N C E Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford -Y M E A T Y N EC K B O N ES lb Smoked Sausage, Wieners, Bologna 3 lbs. $1 FRESH FRO ZEN W FRYE1 LIVERS . . lb. 39c O LD FA SH IO N ED DAISY CHEESE 0 . lb. 49c 100% FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF JE W E L Shortening LB. Limit 1 With 44 Order 3 39 Lim it S T H R IFT Y B LEAC H With Order 10‘ lb. bag 25c PLA N T A T IO N M EA L o: GRITS Showboat Pork b Bsans Showboat Spaghetti Bush's Red K :dney Beansj 3ush's Lima Baans NO. 300 M CANS £ | Q 6 FLA. GRADE A •j m LARGE EGGS oo; 47 BISCUITS 5 SllURFRKSH Limit 3 With S3 Order FROZEN M c K E N Z IE 10 O Z . P R O S . • Mustard FOOOD SPECIAL Limit 2 Of Each • Turnips Collards 10 FRKSH GREEN DINETTES 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Seta *3 8 ro EASY *8 8 LB. U. S. NO. I WHITE 5 POTATOES 10 TERMS lbs. 39‘ U. 8. NO. I YELLOW MATHER of Sanford Saaford’s Only A ir Caaditloaiad Furniture Stors 208-09 E. 1st ST. CABBAGE FA 2-0988 ONIONS 3 LB. BAG 1 9 ‘ 2 Convenient lxn-ntlona: 4th. Bf. & Sanford Ave_____ 1100 W. 13th. St. 0 �Shr •o rtfo rfi Irra iu Feb. 24, 1964 — Pnge 3 10 Pupils Lead 4Honor Roll At Junior High Ten Sanford Junior High School students scored straight As to lead the honor roll for the third six-week f t period. They arc Linda Malloy, Sue Makin. Lamar Oxford, Stephen Leach, Ricky C orns, ninth grade; Brent Arm strong, Brenda Carter, eighth grade, and Martha Rose, Van Robbins and Analec Moore, seventh grade. fallowing were named to the Honor Roll for a B aver . a *Se or better; Ninth grade — M a r i l y n Smith, Janet Gainey. John llocller, Susan Day, Deborah Kinsey. Christina Almqulst, Janice Boston, Janice Dan iels, Toni Echols, Marilyn Hem. Susan Hoop, Beth Mor gan, Vicky Nobles, Steve Mslolt, Sallic Peterson, Tommj Freeman, William Halback. 4 George llauptkom, Chuck r ijo tt. Craig Thomson. Frank Whigham, Frank Wolfe, Su­ san Nelson. Laura Watson. P at Lyon. Jenifer Coe. Forrcstinc Allison, Mary Allison. Fraoces Cammack, Ann Carl*on, Pat Marazita. Pam Ber­ nal, Debbie Johnson. Hugh Law. Mark Rabom, Ken Mar­ tin, Ronnie Mayer and Judy m Sipes. Cathy Best, Robert Wilson. Eighth grade — Sheralyn Williams, Sidney Park, Bruce Thomas. Pam Edwards. Lor­ etta Conrad. Larry Smith, Kathy Avenel, Marion Colvenbark, Jane Vaught, Bar­ ney Griggs, Robert Repp, Cynthia Green, Leslie Hartwig. Dixie Holmes, Patty a Howland, Kay White, Susan Wlrick, Sydney Loyd, Ann Doudney, Judy Thompson, Hank Ashby, Wayne Hardin, Mary Johnson, Janice Rahn, Stephen Allison, Estaline Al­ lison. Debbie Rowland, Mar­ lene Wycbe, Bruce Black, Mark Caolo, Daryl Kanter, Jam es McGough, R o b e r t Powell, Larry Rodd, Darrell £ Vodopich, L y n n Carlson, • Mary Klay, Linda Lee, Dar­ lene Robertson, Karen Wil­ liams, George Carlton, Fred Carter, S t e v e Fitzgerald, Blair Kitner, Ronnie West­ brook, Ben Winfrce, Frances Danglcman, Janet L e w i s , Pam Plgott, Linda Taylor. Kay Tilson, Kathy Young, Douglas Stanley and Sue » Price. ** Seventh grade— Jackie Ed­ wards, Johnny Neiman, Vic­ ki 'Jfardin, Jane Mero, Bar­ bara Robinson, Lynn Smith, Dwight Bowes, Joe Pauline, Beth Darby, Robert Jcrnlgan, Jean Carter, John Durham, Linda Bradbury, Ellen Sloan, Vicki Taft, Crawford Hart, Julie Persona, Jim Hecken. bach, Mike Maddox, Lynn • Fchd, Don Whitmire, John Hall, Becky Thorncll, Becky KuJ-kendaU, Patti McCoy, Dorothy Bach, Russell Echols, Steve Hudson, Bruce Robin­ son, Terri Siskind End Coleeo Williams. Canal C e re ira y Slatsd Thursday PALATKA (L'PI) - Some- f way will give canal boats ac­ way to transport them withI one's always promised Flor­ cess to Jacksonville to the ] out going around the Florida ida a canal. The Spaniards ! north and Cape Kennedy and keys. wanted cnc to transport Mex­ | Miami to the south. The late President John F. ico's gold. Andrew Jackson (Eventually, the cross-state dreamed of one ta aid defense | barge canal also will link with Kennedy budgeted St million against the Indians and FDR the proposed St. Johns-lndian in 1963 to start the canal. started one to put men back River Canal, connecting San- ! President Johnson lias budto work. | ford with the East Coast in ] geted SI million ior continuing I canal work. With groat pomp on Thurs­ I ihe vi.inity of Mims.) The canal will follow the Westward, the canal will day, the lirst spade of dirt will be turned and work will slice south-southwest to Van- | exact route laid out by Roose­ resume on a cross-Florida kcctown. a Gulf town about velt's engineers. But Roose­ canal. This little town of 13,- <5 miles northwest of Tainpa. velt wanted a ship canal and 200 residents has a severe Eventually, it will meet plan- this will be big enough only j ned waterways on the western for barges. case of canal fever. Proponents of the canal say J I Plans call for President shores. it will cut CIO miles from the j Tlic canal's boosters prediet i Johnson to attend the ground­ trip around Key \Vc»t and I breaking ceremony, lie will that when it is finished in six save shippers $8,256,000 a to eight years, tiic canal will be in Florida for a speech iD help industry, provide c. cap- year. The Atlantic Coast Line Miami. Railroad, operating c r o s s ' If the canal is actually cr transportation, improve | state, says it will be hurt. The recreation and serve national j completed this time, a good north-south Florida E a s t part of Florida will become | defense. Coast Railroad is all for the Andrew Jaekson was Flor­ an island and on the northeast canal. corner will be the port of Pa- ida’s first governor. He felt a canal would enable him to iatka. The job will require moving move troops faster while i 87.7 million cubic yards of chasing the crafty Seminole Florida soil, building 11 high­ Indians. Then the Seminole* way and three railroad bridg­ drifted lurthcr south and Myrtle Wilson, homo dem­ es and constructing five locks. Jaekson no longer needed a canal. onstration agent, with the The 107-mile trench—12 feet 1’residcnt F r a n k l i n I). Florida Extension Service, is deep and 150 leet wide — will Roosevelt, looking ior public announcing a frre cooking cost $157.9 million. works projects to put the job­ school to be presented March The canal head will be at this river town, about 20 miles less back to work, proposed a 10 at 7:30 p.m, at Sanford inland from the Atlantic and ship canal across Florida. Civic Center. Martha Logan, connected to the ocean by the Four concrete bridge supports of Swift and Company, will be St. Johns River. The river were built south of Ocala and giving the latest in "Jet Age now arc all there is to show Meat Cookery." and the intracoastal waterfor $5 million spent. The public is invited to at­ The steady stream of big tend Tuesday, March 10, at booster rockets coming to 7:30 p.m. Escrjone who at Cape Kennedy indicated to of­ tends will be eligible to win ficials a need for a better one of the door prizes. Liberty Change Meeting Slated The County Road Depart­ MIAMI tUPI) - State Sen. ment has begun rebuilding Harry Stratton, a troubleRear Lake Road from Curtis Drive 114 miles south to tho j shooter for the State Labor Orange County line. J. C. ! Mediation Service, has offerLavender, head of the road j c*l to take over the joh of department, is in charge of ending the 13-month-old Flor­ ida E a s t Coast Railway the construction program. Lavender said today it strike. "1 think we ran talk the wxiuld require some three to four months to complete the EEC's language a little bet­ Job, depending upon the wea­ ter than the federal boys ther. He added that he hoped can," Stratton said here Sun­ the residents of that area day. a SSOO-a-month would boar with the depart­ Stratton, ment during this period of troubleshooter for the state inconvenience. "When we're agency, added that the feder­ through." he said, "it will al government would have to move out of the picture be­ be a big improvement." fore he move* in. ctsm of the Public Utilities | ant labor secretary, who tried He said he and Dick Young- Commission and the governor without success to renew man. head of the service, will by James J. Reynolds, assist-! talk* in the bitter strike. a'k Gov. Farris Rryant Tues­ day to urge Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz "to let us For take a whack at it." P roperly Stratton railed on the State Public I'tilitics Commission to "bring pressure to bear" | on peppery Edward Ball. 75-' year-old FEC board chair-! man. lie also said the candidates' for governor "ought to get Casualty after Ball." FA 2*0331 114 NORTH PARK Stratton's statements came less than a week after criti- - J rC A R R A W A Y ^ McKIBBIN F ir e s t o n e C ttY T eftS il-! m l --' Where Customer Satisfaction is SA V E 10< . . SU PERBRAN D . 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The block la located between Fifth and Sixth Streets and be­ tween Park and Magnolia Avenues. Dr. T. F. McDaniel, a Sanford physician, will dis­ cuss “ Rehabilitation" with memberi of the Seminole County Home Nursing Service when they meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, at the Public Health Department building. French Avenue between Ninth and Tenth Streets, Sanford. | s r s s i . Purchase Complete The Kindergarten class of Loqgwood's Christ Episcopal Church has accepted an in­ vitation to exhibit art work a t the Sidewalk Art Festival to be held in Winter Park, March S I. The invitation was extended by Mrs. Charlotte vanMegan, member of the pre-acbool committee for the a rt festival. FULLY COOKED A N D READY TO SERVE . . . .............. ................................. . l i u m r , James T. Talmadge, chair­ man of the Liberty Amend­ ment Committee of Seminole County, announce* that the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Mngnolia Avenue, ’is sponsoring a program on the Liberty Amendment at 8 p.m. tonight. Alfred H. Nelson, president of tho Liberty Amendment Committee of Florida, Inc., will present a 25-mlnute film on the Liberty Amendment, followed by a 16-mlnute dis­ cussion and question and an­ swer period. Ib is program is free and la open to the publie. The Liberty Amendment calls for an end to govern­ mental competition with pri­ vate enterprise, and has been formally approved by the states of Wyoming, Texas, Nevada, Louisiana, Georgia and South Carolina. During the last session of the Florida Legislature, the L i b e r t y Amendment wits passed by the Florida House of Representatives, only to be voted down by the Florida Senate. 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Uy this, they mean that the first cleanig may not make much difference in the garment, but after two or three, or more, cleanings, there will be u jtig h t difference. Se be sure it fits loosely enough to •How for this small tightening ct the weave. Careful handling In our aperial Sanilone method, by truined cleaners and pressers, will insure the life of the gar­ ment anil minimize the dangera of shrinkage. The popu­ la r Italian knits have a looser weave, thereby greater Shrinkage, and should be bought a little larger than The American weave. During the long summer montha, they should be carefully cleaned, mothproofed, and stored to protect them. With this kind of care, they will Wive you good wearability for a long time. Remember, Tor the best in drycleaning in either knit* or any gar■juent, your Kunilone dealer can offer ycu the beat re­ su lts! Call, or drop by, your Downtown Cleaners today /o r the Information on modem and expert drycleaning. t DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS US 8. PALMETTO AVB. Stats Mediator To Take Over FEC Case Cooking School Slated March 10 Art Exhibit tf Bear Lake Rd. Work Started PHONE $22-5292 NARROW OR WIDE DESIGN YUKLCSS OR TUBE-TYPE A F O R GRITS . jo o F o g p . 1I], ,•i, Xu JJ* *L2s -'R ^ Plus ta* and 4 trade-in liras *ii/ IP1 PILLSBURY'S VEGETABLE JUICES Pancake M ix V-8 Cocktail Our Neuf Treads, identified b y Medallion *nd shop m ark are G U A R A N TIED !l J Afilnst 4#fcet* la workmanship nn4 m*Uriels 4uHnr life at tro*4. 1- Af«in%! normal pond h u in ii lu rrp t rr pair*tie puncUt/w) tannin U rH in m r u J ir passenger rnr u m for If month*, fir(-?«<cmrjit* promtal on lrc*4 n w r *n«f Uu rJ m i jut nrtMB a r m I *1 lint* of adjustment. BBl B fflB B B B g B B B B B FR EE C A R S A F E T Y C H E C K ! i O i 13 Lime 2 with $2.SO food order f° R G*cot Wafer Uper . . Sove DEEP SOUTH AUNT JCMIMA SIS. OS F R ISK IIS Apple Jelly Quick Grits Dog Food Save 16/ . . 2-Lb. Jor Save 5/ . . 1-Lb. Pkg. Save 4 Vj / . . I-Lb. Can 1 9 . Limn I wdh $2 50 food ordur 5 . Urns* 2 eflh $2.50 food order 10 Slock up far y o u Pup T'/T.n OPEN Fridays where your dollar buys MILES mors ■ " FIRST & FRENCH Sanford 322-0244 TILL 9 and a. sta m p fc&t eve lct/ d im e a t ... , French At *, ft 25th, J- . . Palmetto Are. ft 3rd St, n^ D ix ie 400 E . F ir st S t, ] �\ Can Spring Be Far Behind? No o m thinks of Washington, D.C., as being In a raining area, but th e land near the nation’s capital holds rich veins of an important resource. The resource Is plain old gravel, which the U.S. Geological Survey re* rts Is in abundant supply near Itsville, Md., Just northeast of Washington. The resource is Important because tremendous amounts of gravel, to­ gether with sand, are consumed In the making of concrete throughout K the United States. In 1962, about 777 million tons of sand and gravel were produced In the nation. By 1970, annual production Is expected to amount to a billion tons. Beltsville supplies some of the best gravel in the country. It was laid down in channels by a river sys­ tem believed to have existed 100 mil­ lion years ago. Today, parts of the Beltsville lode that have not been prospected or tapped are in danger of being cov­ ered over by housing developments. Galileo: World Architect February 16 marked the 400th anniversary of the birth of the man who may justly be called the arch­ itect of tha modern world: Galileo Galilei. Before him, science wag little ad­ vanced beyond the stage reached by the Greeks, whose notions about many things were as mistaken as they were revered and unchalltngable. Science was a branch of phil­ osophy and knowledge was gained by "pure” reason, by applying the rules of logic to observed facta. Galileo added the leavening fact­ ors of experimentation and direct investigation to found the modern scientific method. An Insatiable cur­ iosity about the world around him inspired all his work. Ha had to touch, to measure, to see for him­ self — and he aaw things no man before him ever bad. I t la almost Impossible today to appreciate the shock th at Galileo’s dlacoverlse caused in the late medi­ eval world. True, Copernicus 20 years before Galileo’s birth had tak­ en the earth from the center of the universe and replaced it with the sun, but this theory waa given lit­ tle credence. Each finding of Galileo Jolted a hallowed belief: All bodies fell a t tho same rate of speed; the aun was not a perfect thing but was marred by spots on its face; the moon was cova n d with mopntaina and craters: the earth waa not tha center of all things because Jupiter had at least four moon* that revolved about her; the Milky Way contained stars man could not see (thus exploding the ancient belief that the stars existed for the glory of m en); finally, the earth turned about its axis. For such heresies, especially the last, the full weight of orthodoxy was brought to bear upon Galileo. At 69, under threat of torture by the Inquisition, he publicly recanted. Legend says he muttered under his breath: "Eppur si muoval”— " N e v e r t h e l e s s , it (the earth) moves l" But it waa Galileo who had moved the earth out of centuries of dark ignorance Into the light of knowledge. Standing on Galileo's shoulders, Newton later saw more deeply and clearly Into the universe, and after Newton, Einstein. Ail those who have followed Galileo have built up­ on his work, aa will all those to come. Thought For Today He has nlandered your servant to my Lord the king. But my Lord the king ig like the angel of God; do therefore what seems good to you. —11 Samuel 19:27. • • * The beginning of wise ambition lies in a man’s accepting himself as himself and not as someons else, and in trying to make the most and the best of that self and not of an­ other.—Harry Emerson Fosdick. Letters To The Editor asssesaUtlee. reefer Is SsMIstsS Sf The MerelA. la M l I appreciate your Interest la keeping tba public inform­ ed of what is going on in and around Santard. But I realize you Mod mors help from tho pooplo of San­ ford. I think our leaders are taking too wild a look at things. Why don't we look at the Inside of Sanford? Our streets hava not bean repairid sines they were built. Wo have lot attar lot in the woods because a o m e o n e bought the lot for taxas and cannot selL Ha will have to pay tba government more than ha paid for 1L Haro an a taw thoughts. Please urge a city ordinance that an open lot In tho city limits must bs cleaned when necessary. And if ho does not dean it the city wilt and add It te Ma tax bill. Urge railroads to clean rights-of-way and keep cross­ ings la repslr. Look a Uttie closer home. Urge the city keep their yards, as on Sixth Street, in better trim. We might gel a new house once la a whil# In tba city limits. I faava lived at 1012 W. Third Street for eight yean. The weatside almost Is cut off with deadend streets and a railroad crossing. I could go on with many things thst would help San­ ford. Will watt and toe what happens to these suggestions. It I got any rosuMa I will write you again. Simpson Gailard Editor's Note: We believe our leadership Is trying to take a long range, objective look Into the future. Ae for streets, The Herald has re­ ported on n number of resur­ facing programs Just com­ pleted by the City. But we % CASE R-491: Doris * , on the low scores, you will I aged 14, has a sister Jane, add a great deal more Best to the game. I whe la 1C. Here at our farm home la | "Dr. Crane," her mother Indiana, we usually hare a I lamented, "the girls are al­ ways quarreling about their crowd over the week-end, for the two younger boys bring I household chores. down 8 or 4 doctors with "If. they are to do the din- them, plus DenUl Hygienists I ner dishes, then they argue or nurses or airplane stew­ as to who shall wash them ardesses. versus who shall dry them. Mrs. Crane thus prepares I "And this keeps on with meals for 10 to lb routinely. reference to almost every But after the dinner Is over, task assigned to them. we sit down to a card game | "So it wears me out Just I listening to their debates. Is called "Oh, Heck." We exempt Mrs. Crane, but there any psychological strat­ I also sit in. And the two egy by which to stop this with the lowest scores are I feuding? ! "And aren't boys Just as stuck with the dishes. We really hare spirited much addicted to such quar­ playing, for nobody wants to reling, too?" Yes, boys as well as girls get one of those two bottom will feud with their siblings scores. Last time, Daniel and I (brothara and alatera) about were "it," so the rest gleechorea and even the larger piece of cake. Children also resent having our apron*, at tha kitchen tasks "forced" on them. They sink. When our daughter Judy don't like to be "ordered" was home for a visit, aba got around. Instead, they prefer to be (tuck a* dish washer three free agents and do their own times in one week. Now the children actually choosing. So you parents can elimi­ nate mueh of their qquarrelIng, plus resentment toward you, by writing each task on a separate card. Let ui show boldness. Let Then dump all the cards ua take risks, if need be, to into a small cardboard box or round oatmeal earton. Mix defend tha cause of peace. —Paui-Henri Speak, Belgain them thoroughly. Then have a "drawing" at foreign minister at the UN. the classics, neither—obvious­ the dinner tablet ly—is he simply a dogged Let each child take its If you are 70 and have a reader of staff memoranda turn at reaching inside the high cholesterol level, enjoy and official documents. box to pull out a card. i t But If you are 30 and you Aide George Reedy says On that card will be his Johnson haa read Just about chore, such aa washing the have a high cholesterol level, then go out and get an insur­ every known work that has dishes. anything to do with Texas This strategy reduces the ance policy. history and poliUcs, including child's hostility to parents, -Dr. William B. Kennel of the lives of such heroes as for it seems to m a k e the National Heart Insti­ Sam Houston and Stephen "chance" responsible for hla tute. Austin, one of the Texas re­ task. public’s chief founder*. I forgave the D.AJL many Thus, he tends to blame Other Johnson heroes are hiasaetf of hia owa "bad yean ago. You lots a lot of Andrew Jackson and Denial lock" tf he gets stack with time hating people. Webstar. Ha enjoys American —Negro singer Marian An­ biography and history, and the chore of washing dishes derson, ones barred from devours any book ha eaa find instead of drying them. singing before the group. List other tasks, such aa on current polities. In the foreign field, n favorite nf goiag to the store er wash­ hie is British Writer Barbara ing the ear, eta. Foe variation, you can also Ward. Johnson a l s o consumes combine family fun with this newspapers in staggering allotment of chorea. A s s e m b l e .the family volume, starting at 1:10 er so in tha morning, those who around the table and start thought they would never ana some game In which each per­ another fin*-4ooth-comb news­ son gets an individual score. paper reader like Kennedy Then the lowest acorer have had to think again. Om washes the dinner dishes of tha White House staff i while the on* with the next aays: pass eat neere most dry them. "The new President not on­ By thua placing n penalty ly reads every newspaper he can get hla hands on. He read* every edition I” Johnson has alrosdy demonstarted, too, that ha is nt least aa sensitive as waa Keonsdy to citklsm or erroneous ac­ counts of his activities which he finds la those pop*1*. A few aides think that, if anything, tho President — cramming hard In hla new Job-mads too much heavy, official stuff. They suggest ha palm some of It off on thorn. They’d like aoftlag better Quotes Bruce Biossat - - Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASinNGTON - (NBA) President Lyndon Johnson's way with the printed word is something you still can't find agreement on even after a quarter of a year in office. There are those among his aides and friends who insist he is more a listener than a reader. Yet some who deal with him most say he pre­ fers to see things in writing, and will plow through an In­ credible amount of written malarial. Om who puts tho President ka the second category nevertbalaas adds that he has wilt agree that many lota la Sanford could and should be cleaned up by tha owners. matters of Importance which come before him— and stops right there. This seems to be the way his mind works. Says an asso­ ciate: "The moment a problem is past, all the President's brain cells i*no In on the next one with almost frightening in­ tensity.” This stess on his being an "acUon reader" annoys one friend, however, who sees in It the converse idea that he is "not an intellectual." But Johnson himself evi­ dently hae fretted at times over where he stands in ha scale of things. A man who eaa look hack oh Marly two drearies of as­ sociation with him says that when he moved from the House to the Senate IS years ago, he wondered how — with hla teacher college back­ ground—he would fit In with colleagues who regularly spouted from the classics. "After about four months," ssys this man, “the President Editor, Hsralai I have been advised by Mn. Lorraine Graham, executive secretary of tha Central Flo­ rida TB and RD Association, that the Semlnol# County unit haa attained Its goal of $10,000 this year, and I want to extend my thanks and appre­ ciation to The Sanford Herald for Its co-operation, the chair­ men who have contributed so mueh and every single per­ son who gava so generously of Q—Whet were the first their money and time to this tree products used by man? oauae. I extend to Mrs. A—Fruits, nuts and fuel Graham a special thanks. Carroll Burka, Chairman, Captain B l l g h , against wood. Christmas Seal Campaign whom tha crew of too H.M.S. Q—Who presides over tha Jounty mutinied, eventually navigated his open boat U. 8. House of Representa­ 4,000 miles before being res­ tives when the .Speaker of the Iron Range The Cuyuna Iron Rang* of cued and returned to Eng­ House ia absent? In 1B01, be participa­ Minnesota waa tha last rang* land. ted In the battle of Copen­ A—House rules require te be discovered In that state hagen and earned the com­ end it differed from earlier mendation of Nelson. After election of a stand-in speaker finds in that no iron-bearing becoming the governor of when the regular speaker rocks war* exposed at the New South Wales, Bllgh waa plans to bo absent for more again the victim of u mutiny. then throe daye. surface. able Ian Fleming, BritMi spy story writer enjoyed by Ken­ nedy, had baas installed again at tha presidential badsida m • change of pace. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mrs. Jails Kartoe •u -itia Baar Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milan MS-M7I Casselberry Mrs, Jane Cssaelberry UI-INI Chuluote Mrs. Joan Magta 343-2742 DeBery Mrs. Adam Mailer •41-4411 Enterprise Mlao Helen Hnodgrnaa 448-9911 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 9S9-4819 take Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnses 322-4721 Longwnod Mrs. Donna Estes UM1II North Orlando Mr*. Mona Grtastead 122-2291 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 211-4141 Oviedo Mrs. George Kelsey 843-I4M your Dream H om e? 1 “Homes Of Distinction1 Page 4 Banford, Florida Mon., February 24, 1964 w sirx a a. oiblow. nnrron asd p c n u n a a manic voltomx* utnuiim . o u m i xauiw Jiiuan k aTaxrraam •OV OBEEX Aseeelate Editor Advertteteg Maesger 9M BU VAX fXLT ■AEBIETT B. JOHNSON Msaeglss seller Classified Olreeter SAXIB sue nitAHMl re n t v m u Ornate editor Bsilioea Manager vada avnrnca m a o w a tts geetaty Editor Msshaalsel anal- CUBTOlf BUILT Situated on large Individually landscaped lots F u tu res include central beat and air conditioning See the new home nt 110 Idyllwilde Drive. MODERN KITCHENS BY Shosmaksh CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty FA S41QS STENSTROM REALTY ask their mother to let the unwashed dishes pile np all day to add more teat to our evening game I Try this stunt. It's fun. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of The Sanford Her* aid, enclosing a long stamp­ ed, addressed enrelope and {0 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you o«ad for one of his booklets.) By nal Cochran Up-coming 1DG4 may be a break for gala, but It’ll be Juit another leap year for pedestrian*. • • * Alcohol will preaerva a lot of thing*, but not secrets. A scientist says crime le partially due to glands. Fnr second-story robbers maybe they’re monkey glands. Boxers should watch cer­ tain television programs be­ fore gclng into tha ring. It might put them in a fight­ ing mood. Apple elder and Isavaa as usual battled it out to see which would turn first. The avenge unemployed person wants to b* helped into a Job, not Just helped out. OVER 85 YEARS At Flret A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Plane* • Rental Beds �Wit V m lffrH fr r ill (D & c U i Feb. 24. 1964 — Pntre 5 G b b ij. I DEAR ABDY: About two years ago you bad a whole column of letters on how to quit smoking. Would you please consider running it again? •"NEEDS IT" IN PIIILLY DEAR “ N E E D S IT": WUh pleasure! • • • DEAR ABBY: My man smoked three packs of rig* arettes a day and used up a whole box of snuff, too. He said that his mouth felt like the bottom of a bird cage. lie got a prescription from his doctur for some* thing that w as guaranteed to curb his desire for smok­ ing. I don't know what it w as, but I know I saw a miracle happen because my husband hasn't smoked in four yoars. OLLIE'S WIFE • • • DEAR ABBY: One day. 12 years ago, I decided that smoking was a filthy, stu­ pid and expensive habit, so 1 made up my mind to quit* This is what I did. The mo* ment I walked in to a room 1 announced, "I'VE QUIT SMOKING.” After that I couldn't very well bum e cigarette off anyone, and I didn't carry them myself. I knew that 1 didn't dare beg a smoke or I'd make myself look like a real Jerk. It was a m atter of pride. NO JERK • • • DEAR ABBY: After hav­ ing the cigarette habit for 40 years, I took my cigar* ettes out of my pocket and said, "You have been boss* ing me around for 40 years, now I am going to boss YOU around.” I put away the pack and never smoked By Abigail Van Buren again. That was 15 years ago. I'm now 92 and feci fine. W.H.E. (Ontano) • • • DEAR ABBY: When I had to have a cigarette be­ fore I could open my eyes fully in the morning, I knew I had better quit. I tried to taper off, but that never works. I finally walked into a church one morning (it wasn't even of my own de­ nomination). got down on my knees and prayed to God to deliver me of the habit. And do jou know, I haven't smoked or even had the desire to since? When everything else (alls, try prayer. AN ORDINARY GUY • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band smoked like a chim­ ney. He had a lung X-ray taken at the suggestion of hia physician. A dark sha­ dow was discovered on his lung. Fortunately it was NOT cancer, but my hus­ band snipped olf that part of the X-ray and taped it to a package of cigarettes. He carries it with him and now every time he is tempted to smoke, he looks at that Xray and takes a peppermint drop instead. GRATEFUL • • » DEAR ABBY: Here is a proven method for over­ coming the cigarette habit. If a person smokes 40 cigar* ettes a day, he should cut down to 30 the first day, 38 the second, 37 the third and so forth. It takes a lot of will-power, but if I could do it (I was a four-pack-a-day smoker for 32 years) any­ Jacoby On CSjddqn The •'avoidance” play did AKIT not (o$ Its name because it W 10 8 7 3 ia something to gvoid. In­ 4 K 1088 stead H is designed to avoid CD) BAST letting the wrong opponent * 8 *1088 DAS 94 into the lead. ♦ A Q 85 ♦ K J 18438 Usually it occurs in com­ * A Q J 8 4 3 * 8 7 8 SOUTH bination with another play * A Q JS 4S known as "loser on loser." D K Q J8 0 8 With this information yon * 7 * Scorn should have no trouble find­ W aal N o rth E ast Urnmk ing the correct way for South P a ss 1* 8* to play hia contract of five 3l ** a* 4* 4V hearts doubled against the 8* D bla Paso $ 8 spade opening. Opening toad * 8 South should figure out that West’s six of spades have opened a diamond or was a singleton and that he club. Thus South should win the held ace and another trump. Otherwise ho would surely spade lead with dummy’s Television Tonight (I ) P ete * o ia ty a MONDAY P. M- iU)si Jhn ix)omsm: body can. WILLPOWER WILL DEAR ARBY: A psychol­ ogist once told me that in order to break a habit, sub­ stitute another one. So. in­ stead of reaching for a cigarette, reach for a piece of gum, a carrot stick or a piece of licorice. It really works. When you finally get your sense of taste and smell back again, you will never go back to smoking. It happened to me after 30 years. SUBSTITUTE • • • DEAR ABBY: I sat down one day, at the age of 48, and started to add up the amount of money I had spent for cigars since 1 started to smoke them at the age of 24. When I rea­ lized that $3,000 had gone up in smoke. I lost my ap­ petite for smoking. SMART TOO LATE • • • DEAR ABBY: I was a chain smoker for over 40 years. I started to get pains in my chest and I had a dry cough that came and went, but 1 didn't worry about it too much. I went to the doctor and he examined me thoroughly. He shook his head and said, "Either give up smoking—or else I will not be responsible for your condition.” I took the cigarettes out of my shirt pocket, tossed them in his waste basket and made up my mind that I had had my last one. And I have. I am 77 years old and no amount of money could make mo smoke another cigarette. The answer: WILLPOWER. NO GIMMICKS In the future American home, design will emphasise ! "apartness' rather than "togetherness", says the editori in chief of a home decorating magazine. And it's about time. too. Members of a family seem to live more happily together when a house has some hidea-ways where one member of the family can find peace and quiet when he wants it J Ideally, the head of the family should h a te a small j room of his own—it used to be called a den—where he can have a desk to work on. a couch for a nap, shelves for his books and a filing cab­ inet for important papers. His wife need* her own of­ fice cubbyhole (perhaps, in the kitchen) with a telephone ddyhUyhJtA 7:30 9:30 p.m. NBC. Mon­ day Night Movie. "Prince of Players." (Color) Richard Burton, Raymond Maiscy, John Derek anU Maggie Mc­ Namara star in this 1955 bi­ ography of the acting Booth family, one of (he greatest on the American stage. 8:30-9 p.m. The Lucy Show. A ridiculous plot with acveral ridiculous scenes won't keep you from laughing. When Lucy (Lucille Bull) takes a job at the bank, thcrc'i chaoi right from the start. First, Iaicy sets off a burglar alarm, then Innocently creates panic among the customers who start a run on the bank. 8-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Dan­ ny Thomas Show. One of Dan­ ny's funniest shows tills year. (t) News trie (I) Msave mm (I ) «iU (I ) (I ) S ill (4) <») (ISO (I) (It (i; 4:41 (I ) E ditorial W sstk sr B revard News WSSthST Sports W alter C ronklte ■ eatler-B rtaW ev Ron c e a b rs a O rbit Tie# (I) Have Ova W ill T rs v tl (S) Digest (1) Zane Oray T bealar «:t# ( ! ) Monday R ite A t T M Mavlae ft) Te Talt Tbe TralO (I ) Outar U n i t ! 1:14 IS) I've Oat A Saavet Sue (( ) W agon T rsle (4) The hmer abow • (4) Danny Tbomaa S:I4 ( t ) Andy OrUfUk ik»w (1) Hollywood and tke 11:44 (I ) (I ) (I ) 18:14 (I ) §§ GOOD A lans H PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Carry Out Orders 2160 PARK AVE. r R IT Z PAULNENMINH § TR E A D O Smoking Section FROZEN A BRAND NEW THEATRE = FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY! PREMIERE PERFORMANCE THE 10.1 ATTRACTION OF ALL' SI SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES1 ■ 0 8 8 8 1 8 * 7 . B m a m J L O tH I 0M«Mi*ns1M.adTIJl EE*. <S« e P E R S O N A L S I Z E S O A P ’<u ve *> BAR PKG SAVE 14c B IG X ?C E R E A L sa v es* v v v ^ w 8 Wo LADY FAIR SPECIAL I 49d VALUE . LADY FAIR LEMON ar COCONUT MERIHGUE PIES - 39' BUNSs‘29' sad J I piiiimiuinnnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiimniniiiiiiiainiuniiimnnufiuminii^ Hawa. W aatSar Farm Repert World Civilisation C ollate of tbe Atr ^ EAC8 -------------------- --------------------------------------------- EACH *gw g ^ w w ^ ^ ^ r w w w ^ ^ ^ o w w o w w w w w w w w •'DettiouFood Cm\sm S wkC£ Odsm * n a ntth us. Enjoy ctm f. tppotizlng s o M o , . . t#4ty 8 *4, C4k44 and craam s.. .Under, delicious prime meats and garden-fresh vegetable*. . . served in truly plaisant surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night /I s "family night" with free d essert* for a l l . . . and , Saturday night Is "steak night" whan yoo get a Mg S -th - T-Bnng stea k eookad to your order tar ooiy 14:44 <l) Bar Wkaa ItiM |1:S4 LA R G E P I Z Z A P IES TiUHlWHmfmMMHIHIHmiUr vii (S) T atar (ft Wake Dp Movies f*44 (t) Farm Market Be­ 81i44 I w 8 P.M. FEB. 26 TUESDAY A. M. 11:40 NAP0LETANA ITALIAN STYLE . = (I ) T baater ot tha s t a r t M itt «»> T aalte Skew (») The ta « e anew (I ) Spanish Lea sens (I ) Mika W allace New* (S» IVurd for Word ( I t I Lave Laos IS) The Objeei te (I) C oneaauatlan ( I ) F ries is Right ( I ) Tha MeCayt (I ) Raves K m - CSL b b o x $i » > S U N A ID P U R E A P P L E 11:11 (I) #P*rta n*»i Weatfcsr sad Haws T a ta r C arisevttle Lamp* of L asralng Divorce C asrt (I) t'.strclaa SUt («) Romper Ream (S> Oala tte rs s S if] ^ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin n iiiiiiiu iiiiH T M LATEST CONCEPT IN LUXURY A COMFORTl] r PEARLY W H ITE = Klk.MmVDTVT H lf m i l l t 8 BCUII V4URDI eur s voiumi urn win mouc-i m ivisit homi EOIUOIIOHISQI Pwkksdl iaa*a • InguMto Bwar 8 ) DRESSING 29 IVORY 19 I PCCAN | IPIES I JELLY CHEERIOS ■19 EKEamua,^. (I) S t m t tu a it) 1:1# (I) (I) ll) 1:44 C ) I LESSER OttoMT4 7 MU M g U F Y N E - T A S T E S A L A D tn w n si ( t) R tw slla* ties (I) espials Kasgarae BLUE R IBBO N QUALITY TEN D ER TASTY ------------------------------------------------------- W ltk (I ) Fre-Sabaat M a s a la s f l i t (4) C osntasw n Raws 1:«i (*> kiukey's ao ip al Tima 8U4 (I) Mickey B r a s s t h a w Watch For Announcement 235323484853535353484853232323535348482323535353485323235353 Br lt) W t a Raws Wearner fits (t) Today S O O N * T h . .1 2 2 -9 6 1 6 81U t ( I ) Bawereva 14) (I) Ok (() C O M IN G LBS 2115 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. Mlteh 4:14 4:14 4:10 1:14 ON ITS NATIONAL TOUR 5 *1 8 9 -^WHATABUROtR a tars Hide Pcouw an SBEEF LIVERS* ■CR.BEEF I SHRIMP 69 14:44 (») B reaking Folnl (I ) E«»t aids—Weet (*> M in g COMFORT r< 1 king and play the king of .1:35 - 4:10 • 8:30 clubs. If Ea«t should produce th t ace South would ruff I BOLD NEW LOOK I* SUSWISEI and lead a low trump, but Ml IRQ GOtOVWH IU»IR ansa East would play amall where­ upon 8outh would discard hie losing diamond. West would be back in tha lead and would have no way to get hia partner In. Hie actual declarer did not find this play. He won tha ■pads in hia own hand and played tha jack of tnim pi. 88O' SVtt*-* > Had Weet ducked, everything rAMM90ra,Mtl*0CeiJ8 would have been fine, hut West hopped up with the ace STARTS SUN. and underled his ace of dla1 mondi. East won tha trick FOR and returned a (pads to set TEXAS the contract. Caaaa- ELECTRIC iiiiiniimitnnmiimi NOW thru WF.D. SHOWS AT 1:00 483 - GENERAL ^ BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH By Oswald Jacoby Lava of T.tTO Sevan K tya F irst Im pression F a th e r Knows Beat f t ) T ro th a r nuances she doesn't ha\e to run to ing alcove open to the living answer, and a businesslike' room, or a dining area in the set-up for keeping household; play room open to the kttaccounts, family records and chen Every room ought to have for doing club and organiza­ tional work. a real door. Not a screen or The family needs a "quiet a folding plastic door nor room" for reading and study­ a room divider or any of the ing in which there Is NO other modern excuses for a television set or telephone or door, but a real door Some­ thing that when closed re­ hi fi. The family needs a real quires a polite knock by any dining room instead of a din- member of the family want­ ing to enter. Of course, this la the Weal <et-up and requires more space than many families can afford. Still, there are plenty of families todav living in fun at different tradesmen, so tnmie-s largo enough to pro­ his own butcher, janitor ami vide such privacy but don’t laundry man make his life simpy because they were built miserable till he changes his in the era of togetherness when the ideal was open act. space instead of privacy. TV Time Previews This is also a biting satire on the manner In which various pressure groups have made current TV fare mild and in­ nocuous. Danny's new night: club comedy routine pokes TUESDAY P. M. eiee (0) Cheseee e By Ruth Millett »: II A. M. - 3:1J P. U Dmrmr *30 - 8 00 P. M. Trade Winds Cafeteria* also located in Orlande, Laaabnrg, Cocon * Melbourne I |it- I n lo s t C r t t o r in t - b i ' i v u l* ln f C o n t r o l P . l u r i O ^ . A . j- f f§ F A N C Y G O L D E N R IP E NANAS ~ �y r 1 fi •i- Lyman, Oviedo End Season W ith W ins; SH S Loses Hounds Beat Kowboys In Tough Game li The Lyman High Grey hound*, fresh from ■ bark breaking victory over the De Land High Bulldog* earlier In th* week, ran Into trouble Friday night in the Long w o o d achool'a gymnasium with a determined bunch of cow poke* but th* 'Hounds •queexed by Osceola High of Kissimmee 61 to 48, in their regular aeaaon finale. The victory gav* the Grey* hounds a firm hold on third plae* la th* Orange Belt Con* ferene* standing*. Meanwhile, the DcLand outfit polished off th* Wintor Garden Lakeview five and Apopka whipped Leesburg In final league encounters. This means th at DeLand and Apopka must share the OBC title since each have won eight loop tilts and lost two. BiU Tolson sparked the Lyman quintet with a total of 27 points as the Grey­ hounds and the Kowboys matched each other almost polnt-for-point throughout the affair. With about a minute remaining a field goal by Charlie Asher, plus Asher’s successful charity toss, gave th* 'Hounds a three-point margin and the contest clos­ ed out In th a t fashion. A t halftlms Lyman led the Kowboys by a single point but they did have a threepoint edge going Into the fourth period. Bob Magnahi and Jim Flannlngan both posted 10 points fo r the Osceola craw. Ly­ m an's Gens Wlnkelman cam* up with sight points for Ly­ man. Jim Valentine Has 245 Game Ifl Rolling In th* City League for Sweeny's Bar and Grill, Jim Valentina rolled th* high game and high series to help his team a clean four-point aweep of the Knight of Col­ umbus five. Jim rolled a big 241 in his first gams followed by a 218 and 185 for a huge (148 series. Not to far behind Jim was George 8 wann'a 226, 182, and 214 games for a 022 series, and John W rights' 189, 223, and 208 games for a 818 series. John Uhr also had a Wir 808 series with games of 204, 218, and 1B9. In other league matches Jet Lanes remained three games cu t of firs t place with a clean four-point aweep over I’ryor'e S tats Farm Insurance. John Spolskl was high for Jet Lanes with a 878 series while John Zeuli was high for I’ryor’s with a 673 series. Lake Monro* Inn, still holding onto firs t place, took four points from Wisdom Sod Service with John Uhr’s 808 series for Lake Monroe, while Don Nye was high for Wisdom’s with a 493 aeries. The American Legion’s Post 63 managed to salvage three points from Michael's Gas with George 8 wann being high for the Legionnaires with bis 622 series while John Wright was high for Michael's with his 818 total. Th* last match saw H arry’s Bar and Package and Sanford Manufacturing coming out with an even split with two wins and two losses each. Jease Cook was high for H arry's with a 486 total, while F d Klrchhoff was high for th* M anufacturing with a 667. Jim Valentine led the league with his high 246 game and also a 218 game to lead th* pack In ths magic '200 gam* circle, followed by, Larry Pivec with a 231, George Swann with 220 and 214, John Wright £23 and 200, John Uhr 213 and 204, Marshall Wiltshire 212, John Zeuli 210, John 8 po!akl 209 and 20, Paul Slopoaky 20f, Harold llerb st 208, Jo* Wallace 205, Robert May 203, Gary Fox 202, and Eddie Klchhoff with a 201. Wins Chase PARIS (U Pl) - C. Quit's Cald II, ridden by F . Mar­ t i a n , won th* 810,000 Prix Robert Hennessy Steeple­ chase Sunday with a time of 9 :6 l for the 3,NO-mcter Aute­ u i Race Track course. Lions Swamp About Sports Taylor High Thinking Out Loud By 88 To 40 #hr An AMA Prescription The Oviedo High School Llone closed its regular bas­ ketball season schedule F ri­ day night by roaring by ths Taylor High of Pierson, 88 to 40. In racking up th* lop-iided decision, the Lions wer* pac­ ed by Jim Courier who post­ ed 24 of Oviedo's points as they recorded their 16th de­ cision in 21 contests played during ths regular slats. Ths Lions were hot and not to be denied, particularly sines they were playing on their home court before on* of th* year’s best horns crowds. Ths Lions Jumped into a first quarter lead by netting 26 points while limiting th* Taylor qulntst to only five. In ths second period th* Lions dumped In 15 mor* while th* Pierson five reg­ istered nine and the Lions cams back from th* halftime break leading 41 to 14. Oviedo’s hot-ehooting regu­ lars and reserves maintained th* blistering psc* In the third quarter by posting an additional 23 points while Pierson got 19 to lead at th* three-quarter mark, 64 to 33. Simmy Miles paced Taylor High with 19 point*. Th* Pisrson squad completed ita season with a record of seven wins against 18 setbacks. Th* Baby Lions of Lyman raptured ths Junior varsity contest by a score of 39 to S3. Pettys Reverse Race Process S0KC Post Positions Official post positions tor I. Dr. W iltshire. I. Rorkln Molllo, 4. Kilo, S. Bprclal Sam. tonight: 4. Mr. Tail Mon. T. e i.c u t r i H s r h a c k _ a /is m i l — Wander. I. W ills Win « ra * e II— 1. Dob l>rsks, *. K ltillT II HAIM — S/IS MIL ch ryssr, t. IL tatnsd, «. Orbital, —« r sd o O— 1. Danny Earl. J. olla U p . t. Dobrs T tryn, 4. I. rapid Boy, *. Mis* Peppy, G P lyin g Fable, S. P am s Haby. T. Doncaster Champ, I. O.B.'a *. Fable K ynsm lts, T. O. B.'s Dol, S. Hwllt M. Address s a c o x n n a r s _ a /ts n il — MIRTH MACH — S /l* Mil* — tira d e n — I, H a w a iia n Hop*. t. Iltdd* K nlxht, S. Tumblln* Huth. 4. Ho Slim, I. Ill* Soon­ er, I. V iols Tip, t . Protocol, I. M tm bfrly T H IR D MACM — S /IS MIL — (irado D— 1. M otlnro Buddy, J. N. H.'o ltrady S ilt, I. Ann llobbls, 4, Hpotarlck, I. Think Ahosd, 4. Aquarsna, T. Carol U nsay, |. K antos Joy rOl'MTH MACH — a/l* MIL —«rad * M— 1. J o .lt Rook, I. Top T allty, t. D on catttr Snip, I. Plato Lindt, I. H untin' K. I. P olly oll* TVaas, TVono. f. MollHank. Say Star, atar, I. Naval p i p t h RACM — a/a m i l — O rada t. H om or K is s , I. P « b L C avallor, t. R tn to o , 4. fla-wtot. I. (lood L lth , *. LoopIn* I-*lba, T. V* K ay, I. Mary llllsn d SIXTH RACM — S /l* MU* — U rad* C— t. Boy’e G uard, I. Irleh C spor, t . B row n Tree*. I. Btv* It, I, Discounted, *. Minnie Galat. t. Proud * • elt, t. Occasion BMVUKTM MACH — a /a MIL — tirade M— I. K aeet Shower*. Lundquist On All-Star Team Rsy Lundquist of Sanford hss been named to ths MidFlorida College Conference til star teem. Lundquist Is a member of the Orlando Jun­ ior College rag* team. Another OJC Highlander, Bill P*yns, was named to ths all conference eleven, Payne won ths Mid-Florida scoring title. Grade »— 1. P rs n u l Gal. t. TSCMTH MACH — a / l* Mil* Ora*e A— I. I<ou Havoc, Calico Hawk, I. No aror, Test Wire. I. Pay Off Girl, Hank Hun, T. K ssco I-ady, O l l . s W alls — t. 4. 4 S. Symbolist. S. W lckst Stlly, 4. Ilnrk F llsh t, t. L aw I'tsh , I. Msllo Tray, t..D o ris Dl*. I. A lim Tip DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) —Six year* ago, young Hlchard Petty's c sr broke down early and he stood in the pits and watched his father win the inaugural Daytons 500. Sunday, his father stood in the pits and watched Richard Petty drive the fastest 500 ever and bring in more than $30,000 to enrich the family coffers. In addition to being a rous­ ing event for the Petty fam ­ ily of Randiernsn, N. C„ the Daytona 500 for Iste-modcl stock cars was a major vic­ tory for Plymouth, whose cars took th* first three places. A crowd of 82.(60 spectators watched the event. Th# 26-year-old Petty, .driv­ ing a bright blue Plymouth, easily outdistanced the field and finished with an average of 154.334 a lap ahead of the Plymouth of Jimmy Pardue of North Wilkesboro, N. C., and two Ups ahead of thirdplace Paul Goldsmith of Mex­ ico City, also in s Plymouth, A Ford, driven by Marvin Panch of Daytona B*scb, was fourth. A W a n . ’* A m iss. I. I j m 'm Liston Predicts K 0 Snead Eyes O f Clay In 3 Rounds World Title MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Heavy weight champion Son­ ny Liston predicted a knock­ out within thre* rounds today as h« finished training for Tuesday night's title defense against Casius Clay at the Miami Beach Convention 1U11. The 30-year-okl champion said, " I am in the best con­ dition of my life for this fight. I’ve done 91 rounds of sparring and since Tuesday I’ve done at least 20 rounds of 'touch boxing'. Touch box­ ing Is a form of sparring with small punching bag gloves in which no blows are actually landed. He said he expected to weigh about 315 or 216 pounds. For this bout h* pared down from 233 pounds, his weight when he began his sparring sessions a t Las Vegas, Nev., on Jan. 10. He later shifted to Miami Beach. And her* at the Surfside Community Center he con­ cluded training today with three touch" rounds with light heavyweight L*otls Mar­ tin of Philadelphia. Meanwhile, 22-year-old Clay did no public workout and in­ dicated he hid finished his gymnasium exercises. Because Liston continued to be a 7-1 favorite as flight night comes close, the ticket sale in Miami Beach for the "Uva" fight at Convention Hall was so slow that It ap­ peared promoters BIU Mac­ Donald and Chris Dundee of Miami Beach would be lucky If their grass gate fait 8504,000. That would mean a loss of at least $300,000 because Mac­ Donald, (he millionaire back­ er, had "bought" tbs live fight for $625,000. In addi­ tion, the promoting expenses would bring -his Investment above $300,000. However, Nathan L. Halpern, president of Theatre Network Television, Inc., said at Sonny's workout, "th* sal* of tickets at our closed cir­ cuit television l o c a t i o n s throughout th* United States and Canada showed Increased momentum today and I think we wUl do very well." Halpcrn hoped to fiU 1,103,451 seats at 271 locations and d*aw mors thin five million dollars. The exhibitors keep SO per cent or leas of the grou gates. Jack NUon, advisor to Lis­ ton, disclosed that attorneys for Intercontinental Promo­ tions, Inc., are Investigating three large theaters in New Orleans because of reports segrcgaUon Is being practiced in the sale of tickets for the closed circuit fight there. JT w \• PALM REACH GARDENS (UPI) — Sam Snead hss his eyes on the world titl* today after winning the P. G. A. seniors championship with a nine under par total of 279. Th* 61-year-old Sntad will go to Gleneagles in Scotland on July 6 to play th* British senior e h s m p l o n for the "world" championship. After that he will play In th* Brit­ ish Open a t St. Andrews, July 8 -10. Snead led from wire to wire In winning the Seniors s t the P. G .A. national golf course on his first attempt. He fin­ ished three shots ahead of Big John Bsrnum of Grand Rap­ ids, Mich. , *., *•» , . *• •vf 4 Tribe Drops Two Contests The Seminole High School cage squad closed out its 1964 season last week on a rather distasteful note. The Tribe dropped a pair of contests — Friday night to the Boone Braves by a score of 71 to 66 and Saturday night to the New Smyrna Beach Barracudas, CO to (9. Thus the Seminole* wound up the bardbosrd season with a record of only five victories against a total of 17 setbacks. However, this was more or less anticipated by Head Coach Ralph Stumpf who be­ fore the season began esti­ mated his ehsrges would have a particularly difficult season, especially with Metro Confer­ ence competitors. Boone outshot and out re­ bounded Seminole for their win over the Tribe in Orlando Friday evening. Boone led Seminole by seven points at the end of the initial frame and were never headed Named President NEW YORK (UPI) - Eu­ gene J. Hayes of Duquoin, 111. was named to a fourth straight one-year term as president o( the Heroes* H ie­ ing Institute on Sunday. throughout th# tilt With tw e minutes remaining Semiaoto pulled within eight pointj of the Braves but that wss as far as the Tribe got. Mike McCleary led tbs Sem­ inole scoring against tb* Braves with a total of 18 points. Saturday night the Semin­ ole* were paced ' by Doug Firestone who posted 18 points. But, as usual, tha Tribe ran into one difficult quarter—this time it was tha second-and the Barracudai moved into a lead they never relinquished. Seminole trsDed New fray*, ns—a club they'd beaten earl­ ier in the season in Sanford —at the end of the first quar­ ter, 16 to 14. In th* accoed Seminole picked up only eight points while the Barracudas added another 18. New Smyr­ na outscored the Tribe 12 to 10 in the third frame and Seminole picked up the fourth period, 17 to 16, but ft w a n t enough for the victory. The two losses for tha vs* sity squad were equalled bf the Jayvees who dropped both of their eonteita. They lost 7! to 80 to Boone and to to 68 to the Baby Barracudas. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - 8 A, M. • 6:15 P. M. 818 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS .* < 4/4A DOG RACING! Built to be overworked, overloaded. . . over the years. s id i. 1 | IB MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS were presented a t last Thurs­ day night's annual Sanford Biddy League Basketball banquet to the fol­ lowing: (left to right) Bill Bracken (Day 'N Night Grill), Mett Morgan (Sanford Atlantic Nntionnl Rank), Bobby Lundquist (WTRR) and Kenny Hinson (Day 'N Night Grill). (Herald Photo) Donne's ACTIONI THRILLS! m * ML* K ey, 4. Vlvl, | . B tarllsht K athy. *. Tran ways, T. Tumb­ ling R anis, S. P arry HI a is i t r *!j ' r •; ni l ' 'I « c 'I L r.I.RVKMTH MACH — a /* Hilo ' Bas i s A— I. B a ratc la Rob. t. Page 6 — Feb. 24, 1964 frrilh » BIT JULIAN 8 TEN STROM The American Medical Association has written a prescription for Olympic gold medals. The group pre­ scribes a simple formula—year-round conditioning for Olympic contenders. Quite a bit has been said about the showing of Ameri­ can athletes in recent years, and particularly since th* winter games held recently. Here's the prescription end the basis for it, taken from a recent release distributed by the association: • • • • AMA’s Committee on Medical Aspects of Sports de­ clared this prescription can be filled within the free en­ terprise system and without resort to professionalism or government subsidisation of athlstas. Thomas B. Quigley, 5I.D., Boston, Mass., chairman of th* AMA Committee, called on specialists in physical education, recreation and In the preparation of athletes to Join with American physicians in prometing such a program. "Th* degree of excellence now demanded in Olympic competition can b* achieved only through a year-round program of conditioning for those aspiring to athletic success," declared Dr. Quigley. Allan J . Ryan, M.D., Meriden, Ccnn., member and past chairman of th* Committee and current president of th* American College of Sports Medicine, endorsed Dr. Quigley’s comment. "Year-round conditioning, both physical and psycho­ logical, is th* only way to develop and maintain tns strength, endurance and agility necessary for maximum performance. Moreover, such conditioning makes possible a degree of protection against injury unattainable by any other means," said Dr. Ryan. The athlete who is not In all-season training can never reach his highest potential, the AMA Committee declared. Extended lapses from training lower performane* levels. Skills may carry over, but ths conditioning to make them most effectivs is soon lost. The amateur athlete faces the problem of budgeting his time for practice. When hs works out regularly •very day, he eliminates ths time-consuming, frustrating and potentially hasardous period of crash-conditioning, th* Committee advised. Ry staying in condition all th* time, the athlete can concentrate more of his workout periods on refinement of techniques and skills, rather than spending many hours merely hardening muscles and developing wind. Tha Commlttea called for a program c f physical education, recreation and athletic activities for all youth —girl* as well as boys. “A universal physiat education and recreation program will enable all youth to discover their physical potentials. Then, those with special endowments and motlvstlcn should b* allowed th* chance to reach their fullest potential in sports," said Dr. Quigley. Dr. Quigley pointed to ths widespread, virtually uni. versal popularity in America of such sports as basketball, track and field and swimming. "Most of our boys and girls have a chance to try out these sports, and to work hard at them if they show special skill. Therefore American team* have often been successful In these sports in Olympic competition." Th* Committee urged all institutions and organisa­ tions which sponsor athletics, and all physicians who ar« In a position to counsel athletes, to encourage active yearround conditioning. " It Is possible In many sports for a boy or girl to train alone, but It Is much easier to stick to a training grind under the encouragement of a eoach, and ths re­ sult will be much more satisfactory," the Committee head declared. "Through year-round conditioning, sport* partlcipalion will become safer, more healthful and yield greater satisfaction through improved performance for anyone, Olympic material or not." ftsnfnrft N IG H T LY | :| Q ex cept SUNDAY MATINEES W ed, FrL, S at, 2P.M . LADIES’ NIGHT BVKET THURSDAY GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE VALET PARKING PIlo on tho payload. This ona can carry morq weight than you ean treualy gat aboard. % ton? Sural. Vi ton? Ccrtalnlyl 94 ton? Why.notl And how II workel Tho 'Jeep' Universal was bulk to stay onihe Job year after year* without losing Its usefulness or value. -Test it today—tea why the 'Jctt^ Universal is the world leader In its clast. Three power take-off options. Available with half or full cabs —or convertible top. Also evallatyo in 80". 81" or 101" wheelbaaa* VERSATILE, POWERFUL, VIRTUALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE K A M A * J H P CO RPO RATIO N ToJftdOt, OfclO CORDELL'S REPAIR SH OP Sanford, Florida 500 E. Second fit. S e e Meep* vehicle# i Midway Between Bastard ft Orlaadn H E DURST SOW Of B U S " • P- * . C S b—s | • �Ifr Rrrnll Tab, *4, 1964 — Page 7 Auxiliary Sets Cats Ready To W rap Card Party v Up 21st Cage Title By United Preu International can assure themselves of no Th» hlgh-icoring Kentucky Wildcats can wrap up their 21it Southeastern Conference basketball championship this week and then go after an un precedented fifth national title. The nationally third-ranked Wildcats, who have already won twice aa many NCAA crowns as any other team, moved out in front In the SEC race Saturday night and « Isabel Goshorn , In 200 Class • f f # laabel O e a h o r n couldn't have picked .a better time to bowl her first 200 game ac­ cording to the girla on Karn’s Insurance team. Why aot Kara's and Badcock Furniture were tied for first place going Into last week's action In the Bowlerettea League and while Kara's was grabbing a three point win over Mary Carter Paints the up and coming Is­ abel personally took charge of the match between her mates the Mary Esther's squad and Badeock Furniture by virtue ef a tremendous >10 game and a SOI series as ahe led them to a four-point sweep. Seminole County U o t e r a took three wins from Sanford 8ewlng Center to cling to their third place spot la lea­ gue standings. Naney Conway rolled a turkey enroute to fine 162 game as she led Sem­ inole County Motors la the second game. Shirley Martin tore them up fiT Kama with a 172/494. Jane Spolskl rolled 166/488 to help the 1,11 Buggers gain split with Cut 'N CurL Gert Bridges paced Cut *N 'Curl with 198/486. Marlene Bey nolda bowled a 171 for high game in the second gome of the Mary Esthers - Badeock Furniture match. Three girls came through with turkeys this week, name­ ly Isabel Goshorn, Jane Spot ■ki and Nancy Conway. Splits were plentiful but the girls ware equal to the occasion as Marlene Reynolds converted the difficult 8-9-10, Susie Long and Nancy Conway made the l-7( Elaine Koatival the 4-6-7, Louise Grayson the 67-9, Isabel Goshorn the 4-6, Alien Hall the 6-10 and Caeky Meredith the 6-6. Finley Pulls A Reversal f ' m w KANSAS CITY, Mo , (UPl) —Charles O. Finley, embattied owner of the Kansas City Athletlee, jumped from the clutches of the American League back into the collec­ tive leg of the city council today. The unpredictable owner pulled the unexpected again Sunday Bight by accepting the city’e demand for e four-year Muaelpal Stadium he repeatedly had to ilgn. But the city waa in no hurty to pat Us signature oo the dotted line. Flnly, who haa threatened to aue the AmerIcea League, made it clear he wee accepting the lease In the face of e league threat to kick Ida out of baseball. Mayer Hus W. Davia, to whom Finley addressed his telegram of acquiescence, aeld he was happy that the owner had accepted the eity'a proposal. mayor Spring Work Set By Canes COBAL GABLE8 (U Pl)— The Miami Hurrieanea will go into apring training be­ ginning on March 24, Univeralty of Miami head coach Charlie Tkte aeld Saturday, e Tate aeld the annual night Intraequad gams ia aet for April 26 In the Orange BowL Tata aeld he plana four workauta n week during the spring station*. The Hurricane! will have IS ItUermen from the 1963 team for thia ytar’e squad. Among the 18 stare lost were AU • America quarterbeek George Mira end tackle Don Connare, Tate laid. worse than a playoff with victory in tonight's visit to Alabama. Kentucky, nicknamed the “Century Express'* for ten 100 points or better perform snees this scison, missed No. 11 by a single point Saturday night in a 90-79 victory over Auburn. The Wildcats' chief oompetilor, Georgia Tech, dropped a game off the pace with an 81-68 upset at the hands of Georgia. As the almost-over race now stands, Kentucky has 10-2 SEC record; Georgia Tech it 9-3; and Tenoeitee, which Kentucky mecta next Saturday, is a distant third at 7-4. Tennessee was upset by Alabama, 67-64. Two wins this week by Kentucky and it'a all over, Georgia Tech, in iti last sea­ son of SEC play before turnlog independent, needs vic­ tories over Florida and Van derbilt and a Kentucky loss to force ■ playoff. Tennessce'i position ap p e a r s hopeless. Kentucky would have to lose both of its garnet for the Voli to re turn to contention—e highly unlikely happening. Georgia Tech goes to Flor­ ida tonight while Tennessee will be at Auburn. The only other 8EC action finds ninthranked Vanderbilt at Georgia Bear Lake HD Club To Hear Dr. Wing By Maryann Miles Dr. Kenneth Wing of San ford will speak on “Up to Data Food Sente" for mem bera of the Bear Lake Home Demonstration Club at a meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Richard Mathes, 6623 Llnneal Road, Bear Lake. Mrs. R. A. Jackson, club president, extends Invitation to all Interested women in the vicinity. Befreahments will be ed. A question and answer period on the evening's study topic will be held. Citrus Queen Ball March 11 CUP AN D REDEEM THESE By Mrs. Adam Mailer Plans for a card party to be sponsored by the Aux iliary to DeBary's World War I Veterans, Barracks 1197, were made at the February meeting of the group. The party will be held at the Community Center on March 31 beginning at 7 p. m. President M a r g a r a t t a Holmes Installed Ruth La Chat aa color guard and four new members, Mrs. H. A Borderu, Mrs. W. A. Sham ley, Mrs. A. Bisnejt and Mrs. Bertram Collard, were wel corned. A Valentine luncheon was served and a farewell was extended Mr. and Mrs. Nic­ holas Kahoe who are leaving DfBary for Pittsburg. Mrs. Kahoe is a past president of the auxiliary. V A LU A B LE C O U P O N S O O ffiV H S tfrc iO Q 1 Jl)l•I*Green Stamps SI, «,.,«■ m i , »dnn eti ANACIN TABLETS 100 ct. sine $1.25 w * . r,k. Jjf Green Stamps Sj wtfk All ttofW m i C ream D94d « ra n l P ack) M e*. B ite A U + 99 ROLL-ON Dewtferent (ftc-Bff B ll h ) L«. B i e 111 ♦ U i (Ka pi p m Wed.* FeB. M . IMA) Green Stamps • I * S it e w e e ^ aerdeae * STOUFFIR'S CHICKEN 6 NOODLES 11 Vi-ow. pkg. 69c •nr,, w e , h i. at. m e (iMMMfiMJIMJl m S i Green Stamp 4A Ai# m i n md m A m ch b PRICES EFFECTIVE AERO-WAX FLOOR WAX qt. line 79c ( ta p ir * , MON., TUES., WED,, SW IFT 'S P R E M IU M GOV'T. INSPECTED SHIPPED TENDER-GROW N D&D FRESH N O T FROZEN fa * . M , IM 4) m M M iiM M S FIB. 2 4 , 25, 2 6 , 1964 Swift's Premium Sliced "FRYER QUARTER SALE!" 4-os. 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Jean Ashworth of Lake Pla­ cid, N. Y., shared second place with East Germany’s Heiga Haase. *50 bvnAm * tu rd Set Record WINTER HAVEN All the pomp, circumstance and gaiety surrounding tha ascen­ dancy of a monarch to her throne will surround the an­ nual "F lorida. Citrus Queen Coronation Ball" to be held at Nora Mayo auditorium here, Wednesday night, March 11. The new Florida Citrus Queen, to be selected Monday night, March 9, will he hon­ ored at the formal ball a i will Jack Bailey, master of cere­ monies of “Queen For A Day," the TV attraction which will tape five shows here during Exposition Week, March M i teeei WVSSYWffl Barracks 1197 Gets Award By Mrs. Adam MuUer A commendation for having 100 per cent paid membership as of June 1, 1964, was pre­ sented World War I Veter­ ans, Barracks 1197 of DeBary, at thia month's meeting of the group held in the Commun­ ity Center. Reports were beard on the State District meeting in Tampa and on progress made on veterans legislation at the national level. A committee was appointed* lo meet with other organisa­ tions in the community to urge that the Community Center be installed with a rolling center wall In order that the building may be used for two meetings at the tam e time. It was pointed out that the Installation also would Increase revenue for the center. New members joining the barracks at this time were Welter A. Shsmley, Ted R. Leigh, Bertram Collard and Homer A. Borbeau. m. „ # / �\ J ICE Al Gam m a Lambda Travel Distance Valentine Girl W ith Party Barbara Jones, Valentina girl of Gamma Lambda Chapter of Bata Sigma Phi, was honored with a party at the home of Mr, and Mr*. Joa Corley, Cameron Are* ana. The covered dish supper consisted of servings of bak­ ed ham, fried chicken and strawberry short cake. The group enjoyed vari­ ous game, auch as bingo. Those gathering a t the Corley's home were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Daigle, Mr. and Mr*. Larry Mann, Mr. and Mr*. Jerry McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daughtery, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Winn, Mr. and Jim Blythe, Mrs. Joe Kampf, By Franco Waaler Mrs. Hope Holden, and Mrs. A double aurprlae birthday Don Hamnsr. party was given a t the home of Mr*. Joe Smathera on Lake Emma In Lake Mary In honor of her birthday, Fab. 14, and Mrs. W. C. Hop* kins birthday, Feb. 16, by friends of the two. Mrs. Smathera was quit* surprised whan the guests arA Valentine contest was rived and started to alng held a t a recent meeting of 'Happy Birthday" to her, but the biggest surprise rams the Golden Circle Class of when the refrain was sung the First Baptist Church. agsln for Mr*. Hopkins. She Mrs. M.N, Clevel, winner of knew the party was for Lib­ this contest, received a prise. by, not for her. Thl* contest was held at Refreshments of "Sweet­ heart Cake", coconut cake, the home of Mrs. Carlton Ice cream and coffee were Henley. Prior to tho social served to the following: Mrs. hour, the members discussed Smathera, Mrs. Hopkins, Mr*. several topic* of buslnras. Richard Beebe, Mrs. Hotel Mr*. Robert Hodges presided Barry, Mrs. Emma Bashars, over tha meeting. Mrs. Dor­ Mrs. F. D. Anderson, Mrs. othy Stapleton opened the Georg* Dodson, Mrs. Mabel meeting with the devotional, Browne, Mrs. Marion Lee, which stressed "Giving one's Mrs. Harvey Pugh, Mrs. Rob­ Best to the Master". The e rt Rugsnateln and her chil­ prayer was led by Mrs. M.N. dren, Kipp and Kathy, Mrs. Cleveland, class teacher. F . E. Donaldson, Mrs. Row­ After the group leaders land Goble, Mrs. H arry San­ mad* their monthly reports, dusky, Mrs. Kay Saasman, A love offering was taken Mrs. John Ulmer, and Mrs. by the personal ministries James M. Thompson. chairman. A social time of conversa­ The group planned a sup­ tion was enjoyed by all. As per meeting for March, with tha guests left they all again Mrs. Hodges as hostess. wished the honorees many O t h e r s attending were: more Happy Birthday*. Mrs. Ed Alderman, Mrs. Ver­ non Hardin, Mrs. Anthony Confine a sneexe to a tissue Adams, Mrs. C h a r l e s E. or hsndkerchlef. There are Thomas, Mrs. Richard Cope­ enough germs floating around. land and Mrs. Bill Johns Jr. Lake Mary Ladies Surprised With Double Party Mrs. M. Clevel Wins Valentine Prize Contest ; y For Wedding Several people attended the wedding of Miss Lana Towles and William Johnson at the Methodist Temple In Lakeland. T h o s e guests attending were Mrs. Clifford Johnson, grandmother of the bride­ groom: Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Fulford, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Neuman, all of Ocala; Mrs. WilH* Hendricks, from G r e e n v i l l e ; Mrs. Robert Bruce, Live Oak; Mr. and Mrs. Harold filers, Enter­ prise; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Booth, DeBary; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lavender, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. IVer, Mrs. and Mrs. Wll Hlers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peters, and chil­ dren, Donna and Wayne, all of Sanford. Select Vegetables According To Vitamins Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent, says to get the most vitamins for your vegetable -dollar, remember these tips. You can get several times as much vitamin A from bright orange, mature car­ rots as from pale-colored, young ones. Even so, young carrots are a good source of vitamin A. Choose deep-orange variet­ ies of sweet potatoes for highest vitamin A value. The dark-green leave* of leafy vegetables are richer In nutrients, particularly vit­ amins A and C, than lightgreen leave*. Peppers are high In vitamin A and C. Vegetables are a primary source of vitamins A and C, Meat Tips Used For Protein Value C R E A T IV E W OM AN Conservation By Myrtle Wilson Meats shrink in weight and volume as they cook. Much of the total loss is water, which evaporates or goes Into the drippings. 8ome fa t also Is In the drippings. The protein value of meat Is not destroyed by cooking and only small amounts of It go Into the drippings. Even when meats and poultry are Stewed in large amounts of water, not more than ten per­ cent of the protein passes from meat to broth. Some thiamine and vitemln B are lost la cooking, but rlbo-flavln and nlaeln are less susceptible to loss in cooking. Roasting meat to the rare stag* conserves more thia­ min* than cooking It to the well-done stag*. Visit our Cooking School on March 10 and learn the latest in cooking pro-ten H93 Bswfrrrh Several People Honors Lake Mary Airs. John Lundy Captures Fashion Show First Prize Mrs. John Lundy, modeling a sm art two-piece outfit of blue denim material, featur­ ing a chenille type Jacket, lin­ ed with red and white powderpuff muslin, won first priie In a fashion show presented b y tha Oviedo Woman'* Club. The winner was presented with a $10 gift certificate. Mrs. Lynn Slosler, fashion­ ing a black and green printed Jersey shift with a loose fit­ ting Jacket, highlighted by a lovely pearl necklace with black shoes and white acces­ sories, was awarded the sec­ ond priie of a 89 gift certifi­ cate. The judges were Mrs. W. H. Stemper and Mrs. Hugh Dun­ can Those ladies entering into the contest were Mrs. Joe Battle, Mrs. T. B. Clonts, Mrs. Jack Dodd, Mrs. John Ridenour, Mrs. Jam es Mi­ chael, Mrs. Paul Slavik, Mrs. Bob Parker, Mrs. Douglas Jackson and two ladles who disqualified themselves due to professional experience, Mrs. G. S. Moon and Mrs. A B. Tcdford. These ladles re­ ceived honorable mention. The Oviedo Woman's Club held this fashion show during Us monthly luncheon at the clubhouse with Mrs. J. H. Staley as chairman. The com­ mittee working with the chair­ man consisted of Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Emmett Walch, Mrs. Tom FarreU, Mrs. A. B. Farrell, Mrs. Margaret Luschen, Mrs. Carl Fowler and Mrs. B. H. Layman. The hospitality committee was composed'of Mrs. It. W. Estes and Mrs. C. G. Smith. A ValenUne theme was used throughout the clubhouse. The president's table was covered with a white linen cloth with red heart attach­ ed. In the center was a Urge bouquet of red and white camellas surrounded by red hearts and ardcsla berries. Mrs. R. W. Estes presided over tlie meeting. Mr*. J . II, Staley reported that the mort­ gage on the clubhouse was only |700. Mra. Ray Beasley, civic chairman, announced that fha Chest X-Ray Mobile Unit had returned to Lake Mary for two days to retake x-raya. More than 11,000 had Kmsrt new styling from the West Coast for your springinto-summer wardrobe plans in a good looking dress and Jaeket with the new slightly longer length. The ensemble sons, stylo number and also. group. la destined for a busy season. No. 1493 with Photo-Guide is in sires 10, 12, 14. 16, II, 88. Bust 1} to 40. Sire 13. 12 bust, dress, >H yards of 20FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY inch; three quarter sleeved 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) jarket, 2 It yards. To order send 90 cents in TOAST — JELLY coins for csch pattern to: CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES Creative Woman /EASTER FREE The national president of the Lady Bug, Mrs. Mildred Payette, was a guest a t the horns of Mr. and Mrs. Dan­ iel Jarvl recently. Mr*. Pay­ ette ia on an inspection tour of the Lady Bug* in th* sU te Th* Lady Bug ia an auxiliary of tha Cooties, which Is derived , from the Veterans of Foreign War. Mra. Ellen Gulllckson of 8hell Lake, Wla., ia spending a month with Mrs. Emma Youta in Geneva. Recently they both visited Mra. Mil­ dred Webb In SL Petersburg. Tom Radcllff, of Chicago, visited Mra. Youta for six days also. Mr. and Mra. C.M. Flow­ ers, Celery Avenue, have as FREE ELOWEft SHOP Sanford Av*. 818-8412 Osteen Personals By Mra. Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pell and children and her mother, Mr*. Eunice Jenklnson, were In Willlston visiting Mrs. Jenklnson'* brothers, A.D. Beamcr and L.V. Beamer and family. Recent visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scott wete her two sister* and their hus­ band*, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seidel of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mr*. M J. John­ son of Ft. Worth. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Rite of Norwich, Conn, were re­ cent guesU of Mra. Laura Ball and Miss Alice Dayton. Mr. and Mra. Roy George Sr. and daughUr, Mrs. Al­ bert Kersch of North Java, N.Y. and Mra. Jeana Oscholof of 8trykeraville, N.Y., are visiting Mra, Gerald Hosack and fam ily and Mrs. Frank George for two weeks. Mra. Hosack, Mra. Frank George and Mrs. Roy George are sla­ ters. Mr. and Mr*. Lee Amnu* of Binghamton, N.Y. ware Mrs. C. O. Griffin Speaks For Coming Year To Sanford Garden Club By President By Mr*. Clarence Snyder The Osteen Home Demon­ stration Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Eugene Katowits. Mr*. Jo* Masters, president, presided with Mrs. James Wallin opening with a prayer. Mrs. Masters appointed her committee* for the coming year. They are elothing chair­ men, Mr*. H»rry Osteen and Mra. Eva Williams; food and Nutrition, Mra. Rose Doyle and Mra. Bertha Hardin; health and safety, Mrs. P.T. Piety and Mrs. Joe Masters; family life, Mra. Clarence Snyder and Mrs. John Jurss; publicity, Mrs. Frank George; song chairman, Mrs. Hazel Gilhuly; 4H chairman, Mrs. Guy Beall; aoeial and hostess, Mrs. Laura Ball; bom* arts, Mrs. Norman Miller; interior home Improvement, Mrs. John Jurss and Mra. Nick Pfeifauf; exterior home im­ provement, Mra. Eugene Katuwtts and Mrs. John Melrose. Mr*. James Wallin report­ ed on the new reading pro­ gram th at i* to be eponsored by the Home Demonstration Clubs. The Home Arts Club of DeBary invited th* Osteen group to attend a meeting at the DeBary Community Center, February 27. Mrs. Katowits reported on a meeting held in DeLand whert the proper use of in­ secticide* and pesticides were explained. Sha also told the proper way to trim plants and bushss. A birthday cake waa pre­ sented to Mrs. Katowits and tha group tang happy birth­ day to her. The next club meeting will be with Mra. John Melrose. Others attending were: Mrs. Melrose, Mrs. Snyder, Mr*. John Bradin, Mr*. Eva Wil­ liams, Mrs. H.C. Dlsbrow, Mrs. Laura Ball, Mis* Alice Dayton, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Mrs. Kitty Dunkle, Mrs. liasel Gilhuly, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mra. Norman Miller, Mr*. Frank George, Mr*. Mary Barnhart and . Mr*. Lilly Boyer. recent callers on Purl Camp­ bell. The Adult Ladles Sunday School class of the Osteen Baptist met with Mrs. Lois Brooke. Mrs. Harry Osteen presided and the devotion was given by Mr*. Eva Wil­ liam*. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Melrose have been Mr. and Mr*. Perry Delaney and granddaughter of Owosso, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward of Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutton of Owosso, Mich. Sundsy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell were Mr*. Pell's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Crews snd children, Pamela and Tony, of Yulce, and her sister-ln-lsw, Mrs. D o r o t h y Crews and children, Jimmy, Teresa, Doris and Karen ol Holly Hill. ' Mr. and Mrs. BUI StowcU of Marshalltown, Iowa, are vUltlng Mr. and Mrs. Don Altamonte Stowell and famUy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert o( Daytona Beach, Mra. Ella Stone of DeLand and Mrs. 1 heodore Coddrington of Jack­ HouaeguetU of Mr. ta d sonville were guests of Mra. Harry Osteen, Wednesday. Mr*. LaVerne Bardeen of 103 Wooding Place, Altamonte Springs, are his brother-inFuture Farm ers law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. The Future Farm ers of Wilfred Dryer of Casenovla, Seminole High School will N. Y. Making the trip down hold a bake sale beginning at with them were Mrs. Dryer’* 9 Saturday morning. The boy* parents who are visiting Mr. will be stationed a t the Food and Mrs. Gaylord Bardeen in Fair and Winn Dixie Stores, Casselberry. their guests, Mr. and Mrs. J R*y Flowers, Harrisburg, N.C., and Mr. and Mra. Ted Junker of Mocksville, N.C., cousins of Mr. Flowers. Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Durak, of West Palm Beach, were the recent gueat* of Mr. and Mr*. M J. Durak, Garnar Rd. R J. Longstreet svaa honor­ ed at an Education Breakfast given during th* Stetson Homecoming. Several peopla from town attended this breakfast. These Ssnfordites were Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Velma MItchel, and Mra. Floyd Richards. Aa elderly peraoo retain* more interest when allowed to handle hit own affairs. YOU-ALL NO MORE WOOL! A-TALL TILL NEXT FALL FIN A L CLEARANCE ONE WEEK ONLY FEB. 24 TO N SPORTSWEAR WOOLS VELVETS SILKS CORDUROY COFFEE 40% t o 50% OFF 200 DRESSES 200 CASUAL TO COCKTAIL Vi to ft Off COFFEE T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG . *. ut a — u. LAST CALL 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 29* ^ Fabric Shoppe, was introduc cd by Mrs. A. B. Tedford. Al­ so Mrs. CUfford Pindarvis was welcomed as a new mem­ ber. MRS. JOHN Lundy (left) and Mrs. Lynn Moslcr Sanford Personals BREAKFAST SPECIALS! 3 * been turned in on the combin­ ed drive. Mrs. T. B. Clonts gave the devotional. Mrs. Richard Hoitzelaw, owner of the MUady'a Groups Assigned Personals Personals Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Tubbs, of Lake Mary, are entertaining g u e s t * from Rochester, N. Y., Mrs. L. Ihrig and Mrs. Ella Galway, and Mrs. Mary Van Aukeo, The Sanford Herald from Glovcrsvlile, N. Y. Box 436, Midtown Station Mrs. Tubbs was pleasantly New York 18, New York surprised by her friends in Add 10 cents for tint-class honor of her birthday. Gamed mailing. wars playad and a vary anPrint name, address with joyabla time was had by the Page 8 — Feb. 24, 1064 Irrs tl TU B PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCKRN" COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PH O N I 8SS-SOS DOWNTOWN SANFORD Playgirl FASHIONS FBRN FLASA M M M w n iM iM m i •86-8118 J* mmmmwx— The Sanford Garden Club had it* general buslneta meeting and luncheon recent­ ly a t th* Policemen’s Bene­ volent Hall. Each luncheon t a b l e held arrangements made by various circle*, which were judged. Th* speaker* table had an arrangement, mad* by Mr*. Robert Graham, of pear blos­ soms and yellow tulips. Thie arrangement was considered outstanding. A Saint Patrick arrange­ ment, mad* by the D irt Gar­ dener'! Club, was tha award winner. An attendance award waa won by th* Woodrost Cir­ cle. Mrs. Gordon Brlsson gave th* invocation. Mr*. J.E. Terwilliger Jr, Mrs. R.L. Andrews and Mrs. Irvin Fleischer, the nominat­ ing committee, reported to the group. Mre. Alburn Rec­ tor, president; Mrs. J.M. Fahey, vice president; Mrs. Gordon Brlsson, recording secretary; Mrs. W. Lamar Meredith, corresponding sec­ retary; and Mra. B.B. Crum­ ley, treasurer, were duly elected. Mrs. D.K. Dorman, presi­ dent, presided over ths bus­ iness session. Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III presented Mrs. Carroll O. Griffin, Jackson­ ville Beach. Mrs. Griffin, sec­ ond vie* president of the STOREW IDE Florid* Federation of Gar­ den Clubs, spoke on “Flower Show*", which waa timaly presented to th* club, due to the fact that Ita flower ehow will be on April 2-8. This ehow is under tha sup­ ervision of Mr*. Erie Vlhlan. Mr*. Griffin urged the mem­ ber* to study their achedois and to consider ail material* earefully. Mr*. Griffin, who followed th* schedule in artlstle arrangement*, called a t­ tention to tho various re­ quirement* of **<h. Later a question and answer period followed. Mrs. Charles Cole, of the Rose Circle, spoke on th* im­ portance of a Garden Club owning Its building. Th# San­ ford Garden Club is planning on building a club building in the near future. Expenditure* by the a c ­ tion's medical * c h • • 1 • amounted to $513 million ia the academic year 1962 to '63, the Health Information Foun­ dation reporta. Something NEW ie coming to WES - KAY Waahetoria 2010 French Av*. Sea Thar*. Herald FR1GIDAIRE A PPLIA N C E SALE FEATURED WASHER HAS 2 SPEEDS. 2 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FABRIC WASHING. Model WCDAS-I W ith Trad* Sid VUllctt, R A N D A LL 112 Magnolia ELECTRIC Sanford CO. Ph. 812-0*15 Eva Bess Beauty Shop NEW LOCATION 121 X. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL We have completely redecorated, added new equipment and fixture* to esrv* ' yoa bettor. Minnie Bee* Garner -,- Heiaa Smith Shirley Mead* Ph. 322-3914 �Eg* d io m s u n a k s u iA C o h tw i By Mre. H. L. Johnson | mediately. Mrs. H. L. Yates of Sanford | For marmalade measure 3 has come to tie r .s r te of cups «f rt-ck !nto large sauceHarriett Mixon. She says that I p.-n. IHlrg to boll. Add 3 cups she puts \incgar in.o her sugar, st,r to dissolve sugar. (team Iron and lets it loll in Cook rapidly to 220 degrees the Iron. Then puts clean F i ­ F. on a candy or Jelly ther­ ler In It to wash it out. If the mometer. Remove from heat, holes are stopped up she uses cool to 190 degrees (so fruit a needle to open them up will not remain on top). Pour Mrs. Yates also tells us that Into clean Jars and close with she uses vinegar and a tooth self-sealln; lids. If a ther­ brush to clean the bathroom mometer is not available cook fixtures. Thank jou very until julca reaches Jelly stag*. • • • much for sharing this with us • • • ELEPHANT EARS Rachael Donelscn gives us 1 cup coarsely chopped can­ her tavorlte pound cake re ned apple slices cipc. 1 cup canned apple sauce 6 eggs, separated U cup light brown sugar 3 cups granulated sugar 1 tbsp. cornstarch 1 cup sour cream IVi tsp. cinnamon 2 sticks margarine 2 tbsps. butter 3 cups flour Vi cup milk V4 tsp. soda Combine apple sllcea. apple 2 taps, vanilla sauce, s u g a r , cornstarch, 1 tsp. lemon extract cinnamon and butter. Simmer pinch of salt until thickened, stirring con­ Cream sugar and butter stantly. Cool. 5irt salt, soda and flour to­ Prepare biscuit mix accord­ gether, add to first mixture ing to directions on pkg. us­ with egg yolks. Beat egg ing Vi cup milk. Divide dough whites and fold In last. Grease and flour a tube pan or loaf pan, pour in mixture. Bake In 300 degree oven for 1 hour or longer. If you do not happen to have any sour cream on hand Mrs. Donelscn says she uses 1 cup of undiluted evaporated milk and 1 tbsp. vinegar. Let it stand a few minutes. • • • • • NOTICE . . . Watch for a cooking school coming here shortly for Mr. and Mrs. • • • • f r r alg Feb. SI, 1964 — Pag# 9 p | 0 r J(Ja f [ r m Lake Mary UPW Circle Two Opsns Study Of Colossians By Frances Wester Mrs. James M. Thompson was h o s t e s s with Mrs Blanche Cress as co-hostess for the February meeting of Circle Two of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at the Thompson home, Tuesday night. Mrs. Cress used Matthew 7: 1-17 as the Devotional fol lowed by the Lords Prayer by all. Mrs. Thompson, program chairman, read the names of the foreign missionaries and home missionaries from the Year Book of Prayer, follow­ ed by p ray tr for them. The atudy of Colossians w a s introduced by Mrs. Thompson. Chapter One, Bo What You Are, was discussed by the group. The book brought out that the members are already Christians and are being what they are. The announcement w a s made that Mrs. Den Smith was home from the hospital and recovering nicely from her recent operation. The church hostesses for the month of February arc Mrs. It. M. Gleason and Mrs. Ralph Williams. Circle hos­ USDA FLA. or GA. FRESH SHIPPED Gets Space Contract S TEW IN G HOUSTON, (UPI) — Tha Federal Space Agency has awarded a 12.4 million con­ tract to Radiation Inc. for | production of equipment to receive radio algnala from Apollo spaceship* on flight* to tha moon. The Melbourne firm will build 10 puls* cod* modula­ tion receiving system* for usa at Capa Kannady, at North American Aviation in Downey. Calif., and a t Grum­ man Aircraft Engineering Corp. a t Bethpag*, N.Y. North American and Grum­ man are building the Appol‘‘SUPER-RIGHT' WESTERN PORK CUT FROM CORN-FED PORKERS* lo ship and the lunar land­ ing vehicle th at are expect­ ed to take U.S. astronauts to Qtr. Loin SHctd the surface of the moon 2 to 3-Lb, Avg. around 1070. Package tess for Mareh will he Mrs. Alice Werner with Mr*. Fan­ nie Lcffler as co-hostess. Mrs. W. C. Hopkins was awarded the Sunshine gift, a wrought Iren trivet, given by Mra. Evelyn Rice, I a a t month’s winner. The meeting adjourned with the Friendship Circle and Mlzpah benediction. Refreshments of fruited Jello with whipped cream, cookies, candy, and coffee were served by the hostessee. Other members attending wera Mrs. Georg* Dodson, Mra. F . E. Donaldson, Mrs. Roy Howell Jr., Mrs. Richard Keogh, Mrs. I.uclle Merc, Mra. Ted Brooklyn, Mre. Kay Satsman, Mra. Ruby SJoblont, Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Mrs. Earl Unger and Mra. Ralph Williams. An Association meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. we *atflt the men In at the home of Mr*. Robert the party, correctly . . . , Rugenateln. Two apeelal guest comfortably. speakers from out of town will he present, Mra. Daisy Dougins, whose subject will he, Ycur Christian Vocation, anil Mr*. Virginia Douglas! Williams, the North Floridn Prcshyterlal president, will speak on UPW Work And You. All circla members a r e 1 urged to attend. HENS Founders Celebration SA LE! Chops W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? 59 79 LB. “Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef — Top Round Steak LB. Special! Jane Parker PINEAPPLE or DUTCH APPLE SPECIAL PIES THIS WEEK ONLY! A CHECK FROM the Seminole County Class­ room Teachers Association was presented by Sal Manfre to Mrs. F. J. Murray for the Seminolo County Association for Retarded Children. lK i-L b . Each JENKINS FURNITURE STORE NEW AND USED PHONE 322-7450 Pkg. Of 2 Individually Wrapped 10 Vi-Oi. Cake* • Sara Hodge has a request for Calamondln P resenes. Here is the recipe from the Home Demonstration officeSeleet 4 cups firm fruit, free of blemishes. Wash. Cut in halves. Remove seeds. Slice thinly or put through food chopper. Measure fruit. Place in saucepan. 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SAILBOATS lbs. ground beef I bard rolls U cup chopped pepper (green) 1 tbsp. margarine Vi cup condensed tomato soup 1 *88. beaten 1 tap. aalt U tap. pepper Vi tap. garlic aalt Cut slice from top of rolls and hollow out center of each. Save tops for croutons and use center portion for bread crumbs. Cook onkm and green pepper in butter or margarine until tender. Combine bread crumbs, tomato soup and egg. Add ground beef, onion, green pepper, salt, pepper and gar­ lic salt and mix well, n i l hol­ lowed rolls with meat mix­ ture. Place In a shallow pan and bake In a moderate oven 350 degrees 30 to 60 minutes or until meat la browned. Serves g to 8. • • DRIED BEEF FILLING 4 o n . dried beef 1 pkg. (8 os.) cream cheese Vi cup half and halt cream 1 tbsp. mayonnaise ‘.4 cup finely chopped chutney 12 slices bread Soften cheese with cream and mayonnaise. Add the dried beef and chutney and mix well. Roll each slice of bread to U inch thickness. Spread filling on each slice. Roll and chill with team down for 2 hours. Slice V* inch thick for pinwhee! sandwichea. • Hava had a lot of requests for the Vanilla Cake recipe. I tried this one and it Is won­ derful and easy to make. In stead of the tube pan, though, 1 used a large loaf pan. 2 sticks margarine 2 cups sugar 6 whole eggs cup milk 1 12-oz. box vanilla wafers 1 7-or. pkg. flaked coconut 1 cup chopped pecans I Cream margarine and au gar. Add eggs, one at a time, and beat after each. Crush the vanilla wafers and add al ternately with the milk. Add coconut and pecans. Bake In greased pan at 328 degrees for 1 hour and IS minutes. You will notice that it does not call for any flour. The wafers are the reason for that. • into two portions. Roll out each portion Into a piece 13>»" long by 8'i " wide. Spread '* apple mixture down center of dough. Fold over aides about 2" toward center, fold over again to meet in center. Moisten edges, fold over pressing edges lightly to­ gether. Cut each roll in six equal portions. Place cut side down on greased baking pan. Rake at 400 degrees, 18 to 20 minutes. Makes 12. TftntTarg DOWNTOWN SANFORD I JUICY CALIF. l*Lh. 13-Oz. Cans lift $100 GOLDEN RIPE LEMONS BANANAS 1°°z 29c 3 29 Your dreamt c m m traevHli P LA ID STAMPS PHm ta this Ad are g*od through Wednes­ day, February 36th. The** Price* Effective la Ssafard Star* Only 3761 Oriaadu Drive 17-83 At 17th 84. c f I I �\ = OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pago 10 — Fe b . 24. 1064 Vffr (Nrtfcrrh frrsIB SIDE GLANCES (i 'll g r a b h im 1kWe can Visit iREAL QUICK 'HIMON 50HOATS A h e m — i 3 * / , e « at>— w k e ] W V O U PH O N t , a n d t a k e i« a u r n s ARTICLE i TO MAOJB TR 'o v e r w alnuts w vehteo , l a d s , t h a t w u . WAGON 66NT IF HE PROMISES Bfr ON1HR MARKET iO O h i \ OVER — IH* NOT TO CLIMB < — h a p - r u m ph / — a r u m « UPON O U R ONfiWiTMlW Pic t u r e f r a m e f it cam » » « SM OULDER* REVOLVING ETCHEO TO WT ANY. S KTURE UP TO WO FEET7— kCACe By Galbraith* ix t »i « or F l o r id a im n m c ir c u it jr m c iA L s e m in o l e y f c ® i »v corn r c m c rir at d count t . ran. r i u i m i T v o . lareo FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAGB ASSOCIATION. 4 Cor­ poration, in IT/ | PRAT IT, AReiPT v o o Legal Notice ed w a r d h. and OSIB G. iP A *iN a i ArreM noN r. row ert BOWERT. hte P-rendanK e) or r m R C to itR R h u b NOTICE IS HEREBY OITEN purauant to e Final Deere* of Forerloeure dated the lath dar of February. A. D. 1S44, and entered In Chancery C»ee No. 11701 of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In end for Seminole County. Florida, wherein Federal N a­ tional M ortgage Aeeoelatlpn. a corporation organised under an Act of Conrreet anil f l i t t ­ ing purauant to the Federal National M ortgage Aeeoclatlon Charier Act. having tta prin­ cipal offlca In the City of W ashington. D istrict o f Col­ umbia. la the P laintiff, end Edward II.F. Bowery and Oele O. Bowery, hie wife, are th* Defendants. I w ill te ll to the h le h e it and beet bidder for eaeh »t tha Front Door o f tho Seminole County Courthouse In the City of Sanford. Coun­ ty of Sem inole, State o f F lor­ ida. at ll:0 o \.Ji. on tha 3rd day of March. » « . the fol­ low in g deterlbed property ae aet forth In *eld Final Decret. lOwwlt: IwBt 4. Block Ft COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. t, acoordlns to tha plet thereof as recorded In P lat Book l ! . P esea 75 end 76. Public Records of Sem i­ nole County. Florida, end Including •peclflcally. but not by w ay of lim itation, tha followlnar flxtureei Sunland Heater. SL SI D, Serial Numbar >135 Venetian tlllnde, all per­ m anently Installed. Dated this 3Sth day e f Fabruary. A. D. 1*4*. (SEAL) Arthur IT. Beckw ith. J r , Clerk of Circuit Court By: 8andra S. Johnson, D. a Stack N. Cleraland. Jr. end Cerrotl Burke A ttorneyi for P laln tltf p. O. Drawer Z, Sanford. Florida Publish February M, » 4 4 . C D R -tl iv t h e c in c r r r fo ph t o r THE .VIVTH J t’HICIAL CIWCFIT OF FLORIDA. IV AND r i m SF.AHVOLB COUNTY. n o t ic e BUT M X J JU ST W A LK ED H O M E FR O M SC H O O L S uckoo , IH EAR VDU CALLIN S /we OUT OUR WAY vw a 2 -2 V “Do you wish to apaak to Mr*. Stanlay tha dan mothar Mrs. Stanlay tha club traasurar, or Mrs. 8tanlay tha praclnot captain?" TIZZY m a .' f L »<“ I N By Kate Osann i ^ ImaMcr JUT THE ANCHOR E R ilP E U B H l T tM ^ S J lC ^ frL f IN TACFUNfl SW ITCH ONTb W o m e y i Q d l B t S lL C N T ^ K ^ r JP.WILUAM* lWO.IMMtEmi»E 1 ___ OUR ANCESTORS Vo. tanoo BERTHA R. MARTIN. P laintiff, IT C /T D AMkS A NBWFCOID e v e s y c w ^ e ^ A N D ««# rH -*T T ? / HIM AfiM N W C N H e 'd a u m e c x o s z . "Jana Ellan’a conaclanca won’t lat har maka up with Timothy. . . ha’a doing to wall in ochool ainoo thay broka up l" By Dick Turner CARNIVAL If you ratlly want to quit, why don’t you just * tio a knot In tho how?" SHORT RIBS You and your shop! I thought tho doctor a aid to 1 got a hobby to kaap YOUbuay . . . not HIMl" Collefliote | l u m a t tom e Im m w wB miMtawd SAfghaaaobl* 4 Ten thousand 5 I'rnult K N ll tab.) S College chare** J i f f / * 0! (ilang) *' U Military dirliloa * medicine 5 jj£ S jf i(dang) IS BUhopi M l S Teaching------' 14 Therefore • Mohawk Valley (Latin) Indian iss^utm i far 10 Elbe tributary 11 Sdona 37 Mortgage IIKcdecl at Suites U E aglT in ed 31 UaderwmM ftd S3 Rim 20 Hunker* (Roman) as Gartaaa tang £J Gtrl’e b u m a* Bom ituEr b b ) 3E Oatl W U bor group SBPKh of tha 4 J Decisive lab.) nutter moment aproleatof’s 31 Bellow «SCouaine marking 27 Contlnrad 4S Swapped 31 Scandinavia* run*# ITfcrt (coin • Basketball •renttab) BUGS BUNNY i • a s r ^ a s a s L - sssss"1" ipmiwU h St luMiciwiiUi rrcipurtta n. L. MARTIN. JR.. DerendanL NOTICE TO DEFEND IN TH E NAME OF TDD •TA TE OF FLORIDA TOi B. I- MARTIN, J r , w hose addreae la: 107 Fersueon Court. F orest Park. deorslA. You ara hereby notified that Suit for Divorce has been fil­ ed a s e ln it you by Berth* R. Marlin. In tha Circuit Court e f the Ninth Judicial Circuit I* and for Bemlnola County, Florida. In Chancery, brink Chancery No. 13101 and you art hereby required to mak* answ er to th* Complaint end serve e copy thereof upon RICHARD R. SW ANS. of SWANN AND SWANN, 17 South M agnolia Avenue, Or­ lando, Florida. A tlorney for P laintiff, and to file the o ri­ ginal thereof In tha office o f th* Clerk o f eald Circuit Court at Sanford. Florida, on or be­ fore the 3tth day o f March, 1114, otherw ise said eeu to shall proceed ex parte against you. WITNESS my hand and tho official aeat of said Court at Hanford, Bemlnola County, Florida, thla tho U th day * t February, A. D. l i l t . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk of eald Circuit Court By: Sandra 8. Johnson Deputy Clerk / « / Richard IL Sw ans Richard R- Swann of SWANN AND SWANN 17 South M agnolia A venge , Orlando. Florida Attorney for P la in tiff Publish Feb. 34 A Mar. a, A tt. 1144. C D R -tl NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEM that Th* H ousing Author­ ity o f the County e f Seminole, Florida, w ill entertain propoeali to furnish F lro and Extended Coverage Insurance for a five-year term begin­ ning April 1. l i l t In th* am ount of t3tt.000.6t on *11 building*, togeth er w ith any additions or ts ie n s lo n i, furniture, fix ­ ture*. equipm ent and su p­ plies belonging t* th* secu r­ ed, located In B utler Boeto* Court In Oviedo, Florid*. Bid* or propeaale w ill be received In th* office o f th* A uthority up until 3:00 P.M. on March 4. 1144. F urther In­ form ation w ith regard t* th* plati* and aped floatl one of said project and form* on whloh said proposals must be subm itted may be obtained by eon laotln g th* E xecu tive D ir­ ector, at tb* Mata O ffle* e f U tl Authority. Gordon L. Bradley E xecutive Director Th* H ousing A uthority of the County of Seminole, Florida Publleh Feb. SO, 14, 1144. CDR-31 la (ho D e a n a t tbo Oawaty Jadge. Seaslaalo Coaaty, F lor­ in Probate, la ret Metal* e f GEORGE IL DUNN, ■0 Scope D eoeaied. SI jjhthiiiliER T a All Cradttaea aad Ferae a* SSIUUoMl H avlag Claim* ay Deas a a 6a B4 Queensland A galaal Said E state! You and each o f yog are hereby notified and required to present any elalm x and de­ M Chemist* mand* which you, or e ltb tr o f workroom (roll. may have a gain st th* * of QEOIIGE H. DUNN, I T »T ____ iced, lat* o f said County. Is tb* County Judd* * f Sem i­ IT nole C euaty. Florid*, a t hid oSSSJ— ■Sfsar rr . \ I a s ne mMTom T* 0Y au .vt 7H£ ~ Lh I 40 list iis a e a 46 Narrow mg|M 41 Beetle ■ 41 fraternity S3 Armorial epUat M A nien •7 Cloth M i a n — 1 □ H E | 60 Irtah lectaUtwe &&3S. •ow n ISSS" r ul ul ul □ 1 E Ida. w ithin elk calendar m onthe from th* time o f tha flrat publea of thla netlo*. Tw o copies o f each claim o.' demand •h a ll be I* w riting, and shell • tats the place e f residence poet effloo address o f the lin t, and sh all he awera to by th* claim ant, bl* agent, or attorn ey and accompanied by a filin g fee o f on* dollar and such claim or demand not •a filed ahall be void. / • / GEO. A. SPEER, JR. A* Adm inistrator Cum Teatem ento A nneso of th* E state e f GEORGE H. DUNN, deceased F irst publication Februar? A A, D , IH 4. Publish Feb. A 1A IT. 3A 1144 CDR-13 k) \) �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 , Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 RESPONSIBILITY; L N o tice s - P e rso n a ls The Herald will not be reDUST PROBLEM? iponsibk for mere than otts CALL your Rainbow dealer incurred iniertlon of your ad, 322-6511, 4 to 10 p. m. and reserves the rifihl to re rite or reject any advertise- Bookkeeping Service. Tax re mrnt from what ordered to turni. 13 yrs. experience conform ‘i th* polieit* of thlt Call Lamar Williams, Five p ip er. Points. 322-7843. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: INCOME TAX SERVICE Tug*., thru Fri. - S P. M. day 0. M. Harriiona before iniertlon. Moo. - S a t 1311 Palmetto 322-8837 322-7*41 dljr •suforb f trait) F e b . 24. 1%4 — P m :e II 12. Real Estate For Seale 12. Real Estate F or .Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer D E A D L IN E S SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ER SERVICE. P a ru and Tuee., thru Fri. - 2 P. If. day luppUta for all makes In before Iniertlon. Mon. . S a t eluding: Electrolux. New ii« t u b c o l;' it t jim a s r s noon. and rebuilt clcanerx sold. C O rilT I I AND BOR SKMIsmt.K ( i i i'T T Y i r i . o H i u * . No home service call KSTATK OR charge Phono FA 3-2212, It Pays HARLEY KMII.E COX. 3335 Park Dr. .. dcccxitd Legal Notice o r r i L i x n r ir r r r io v m n n itn u M O R o r A IIM m ST flA T R IX T - ALL. WHOM IT MAT CONCEUNl Notice ti hereby Ri ven th st I have filed my Final Return ae Adm inistratrix of the e s­ tate of Harley Em ile Can. de­ ceased; that I have (lied my I’etltlnn (or Final Discharge and that I w ill apply to the H onorable C. Vernon Mtae, Jr. County Judge o f Memlnole County, Florida, an the Ird day of March, 1MI. for appro­ val of same and ror final diecharge as Admlntatratrlx of the esta te of H arley Em ile Cox, deceased. Dated this Sfnd day of Jan ­ uary, luRd. C urtis Corrlne Story form erly Curtis Corrlne Cox. Mack n . Cleveland, Jr. and H arold F. Johnaon •A ttorneys for tha P etition er P. O. Drawer E Sanford, Florida Publish Feb. I, It, IT, 14, I t l l CDIt-T To Use Want Ads. x o t ic r roR nr T im c ir c u it court, n in t h J v n ic t A i, c ir c u it o r y t O H I D l IN AND FOR RRMI. NOLK COl'NTT. CHANCKRY NO. ItTgg NOTICE OF SUIT IN MORTGAOR FORKCUORURE FEDERA L NATIONAL HURTOAOE ASROCIATION, a oor- por at lon, P laintiff, vs. THOMAS A. DILLON and OE NEVA DILLON, hla w ife, and MrCAUCUf AN M O R T O A O E COMPANY, INC., a Florida oorporatlon, D efendantfe). TO , THOMAS A. DILLON and GENEVA DILLON. his w ife, whose residence and whereabout* are un­ known. YOU ARE HERERT NOTI­ F IE D that a Complaint to fnrocloee a certain m ortgage encum bering Ihe follow in g described rea1 property, lo -w ltt Lot T. Illock 41. TOWNBITE OF NORTH CIIULUI1 OTA. A subdivision, accord­ in g to p lat thereof, record­ ed In P la t Book I, pagsa 14 to II. Include#, of the Public Record* o f Sem i­ nole County, Florida. Iiaa been filed against you In th* above-styled suit, tha short title of which la Federal Na­ tion al klortgaga A ssociation, a Corporation organleed under an Act o f Congress and axlstIng pursuant to the Federal N ational M ortgaga A ssociation Charter Act, having Its prin­ cipal office In tbs City of W ashington. D istrict of Colum­ bia. P lain tiff, versus. THOMAS A. DILLON and GENEVA DIL­ LON. bl* w lf*. and McCAUCl. HAN MORTOAOE COMPANT. INC., a Florida corporation, D sfan d an t(s) and you are re­ quired to servo a copy o f your A nsw er or otb sr pleading to the Complaint ,.n P la in tiffs Attorney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr.. S a lle >14 Sasford A tlan­ tic National Bank Building, Sanford. Florida, and flit tha origin al Answer or other p leading In the offlca of lha Clerk of tb s Circuit Court on or before the 1Ith day of Mgrch, A. D. 1444. If you fall to do so. a decree pro con­ feree w ill b* taken against you for lb* relief demanded In the com plaint. This Notlap shall b* pubHehtd one* g w eek for four consecutive w eeks In The Sanford HsrgM, a newspaper circulated In SemlneM County. Florida. Dated th is 11 th day o f F eb­ ruary. A. D. t»<4. (BEAL) Arthur if. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. vihien . D.C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Burke A ttorneys for Plaintiff P. O. Drawer 7. Henford. Florida Publish Feb. IT, 11 A Mer t, >. till. C D R .it The HERALD Legal Notice IN THE r i n r u r r COURT OF T1IR NINTH JUDICIAL CHS CUIT. IN AAD FOR SEMI NOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHAM BUT NO. IS4M PAN AMERICAN LIFE IN ­ SURANCE COMPANY, a LouisIsna corporation, P laintiff, vs. ROBERT C. MARTENS and ELIZARETH JANE MARTENS, his w |ft, and I>. ZKUL1 A BOVS, INC., a Florida cor­ poration, . Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TOi R O n E R T C MARTENS, w-hos* residence lei Pony Express Motel l t » i South Virginia. Iteno, Nevada ELIZABETH JANE MAR­ TENS. w hose rssldenc* Is; III North Hsm Lano, Lodi, California and to any and all other par tit* clslm lng to havs any rlg'it, title and/or Interest In and to the follow ing described property In Ksmlnol* County, Btat* of Florida, to -w ll: IA)T i. BLOCK 1. SAN SEM KNOLLS FIRST AD­ DITION, according to plat thereof recorded In P lat Honk If, Pag* 41, Public Records of Bsmtnolo Coun­ ty. Plcrlda, Including specifically, but not by way of lim itation, th* fo l­ low ing flx tu r ti and equipment, all perm anently Installed: 3 Bolara W all Furnaces 1 Magic Chef U ullt-ln Oven 1 Magic Chef Surface Unit 1 Preway E xhaust Pan 4 Venetian Blinds l O trbage D isposal—H otpoint TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that tha P laintiff, PAN AMKIUCAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Louisiana oorporatlon, has Instituted suit a gain st you In th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for flemlnol* County, Florida) tha uatura of tha ault I* to foreclose that certain m ortgag* which en­ cum bers tbs a b o rt described property situated and local•d In Bsmlnola County, F lor­ ida. YOU, and each o f you, are hereby rOqelrpd to fil* your Anewor to th* Complelnt with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court, In and for Bsmtnela County, at Sanford, Flurlda, and eerve a copy thereof upon RICHARD W. LASSITER of th* firm of GURNET, OUBNEY A HANDLEY, 1*1 North M eg a e lls Ave­ nue, Orlando, Florida, attor­ ney* for th* P la ln t lf In th* abor* action, on or before the Ird day of March, t i l l , els* a Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill be entered e g tln a t you. IT IS ORDERED that this Natle* b* published In Th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper ubllehed In Sem inole County, Torlda, olio* each w ee* for four conaecutlv* week*. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto pet my band and affixed th* ee*l o f th* Circuit Court of Soaglnel* County, at 8*atoM. Florida, thlo Slth day of January, 1SH. (CIRCUIT COURT HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk or the c ir c u it Court Semlpol* County, Florid* Byi Martha T. V|bl*n Deputy Clbrk GURNET. OURNST A IANDLET el North M agnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida A ttorneys for th* P loin tiff Publish Feb. I, 10. I f, 14, 1414 CDR-4 r BERRY'S WORLD VncWenfoWy, Mary* . . , f four 'feoff# $ / loof* U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI Men-Women 18 and ovtr. Se­ "If YOU only htd ssvsn esnts to sptnd, YOU'D tsk* cure job*. High pay. Short your tims, tool" hours. Advancement Thou sandi of joba open. Pro- 6. For Root 12. Real Estate For Sale aparatory training until ap pointed. Experience usually VELAK A APARTMENTS: 2 BR. Home, Study, lVk unnecessary. FREE Inform Rooms private baths, 114 Baths, large Family Rm. In a lion on Jobs, salaries, re­ good neighborhood; Inciud W. First St. quirements. Write today glvIng steve, refrlg., room airing name, address and 3 BR Unfurn. house. Refrig conditioner, washing ma k gas stove. $60. 508 Myr phooe. Lincoln Service, Bos chine A nigs. Really ter­ tie Ave. 323 0633 after 4 rific buy) Monthly pay 58, Sanford Herald. p. m. menta $83.30. d. For Rent 2 BR. living room, kitchen, KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. aun porch, lg. back porch. FURN. Apt. 2300 Melionvllle. FA 2 8074 Completely furn. $75 ino ROOM, pvt. family. Gentle 322-4417 or 322-1733. PRETTY 3 Bedroom Horae, man preferred. 322-3686. Large landscaped lot ad* Apt. 801 Magnolia. 3 Hit Small House. Adults. 322-2816, Joining park. Owner must house at Lake Monrot1. All sell NOW, so will leave clean and nicely fum. In F U R N I S H E D apU. near down payment up to >ou. qulra at 118 Elm. 638 3267. Downtown Shopping. |50. ToUl price $11,000, month, $60. 608 S. Park. MODEST Lakefront Home. IS ly paytnenU depend on mini. West of Sanford. Kit­ Down payment, from $76 to LAKE Cottage, fum. 322-6106. chen equipment, carpeted. $90. No qualifying, no red COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt. Good awimmlng It fishing. Upe. Cali Stamper Agency, furnished, $33 Plenty of privacy and no 1919 So. French, 322-4991. noise. Very adequate for a BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR 3 Bedroom, partially furn. 2 family of 4, and reasonable HOME batha, frame house. Con­ rent to responsible party veniently located in Long who will agree to help 4 BR., 2 Baths, Huge Fla. wood. Only $80 per month maintain property. Avail­ room, Dining room, Builtin range, ref., dishwasher, able for long term rental alr-cond., Heat. Largs lot, Other choice rentals. or lease. fenced back yard. Ball-Blair Agency 1901 S. Park 322-3232 EXCLUSIVE WITH 3rd A Park Ave. Kites: 822-8971 - 303! or 2248 JOHN K. FOX, Realtor Plume 322-8641 110 N. Park 3 Bedrooms, largo living 323-0339. after five 322-3830 room, kitchen k dining m ., 1901 Park Avanue LONGWOOD • Longdale, 8 garage. $120 month. FA 2-3232 anytime HR., 1U bath, $60 mo. all. Call Frank Evans No qualifying. 863 Lormann 322-4417 or 322-1733 4 BR., 2 Bath .........$143 mo. Circle South. 836-1643. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. LAKE MARY: 1 Urge BR. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 33 mo. nicely furn. Duplex apt. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 3 BR., m Baths .. $ 83 mo. Spotless. Hurry, won't last Realtor long. $63. AdulU, no pots. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Call 322-3030. FA 2-3931 AUantie Bank Bldg. 2 BR., unfurnished bouse. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha 323-1236. Seminole Realty Payton Realty RENT A BED Roraway, Hospital A Baby STENSTROM RENTALS Beds. FURNISHED By Day, Weak, or Uonth Ph. FA 2-3111 116 W lit St 2 BR Avail. B Mar.........$78 CARROLL'S FURNITURE UNFURNISHED 3 BR, Ut. equlpt............ $10 FURN. Apt. Clota la. Jimmie Cowan. 3214013. 3 BR, 3 Baths, LA . . . . $123 4 BR, 2 Baths, LA . . . . $180 1-1 BR House; 1-10* wide 2 BR House Trailer. Phone NO 8-4*04. Stemtroro Realty - 322-2410 CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Perk. FURN. 8 BR. Duplex Apt. 9. For Sal# or Ram 801 E. 27th St. 822-8477. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE- Call e v e n I n g a 322-14*7. legal Notice CDB-3* L ____ S RY OWNER, 3 bedroom, U4 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP GUN'S. New 4k Used. Large LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. bath home. One bedroom Ha* Customized Homes in Free inspection, estimates, selection. Will trade, Alsu1 has separate entrance, can pickup, delivery. Recoring So. Longwood lor immediate rcpxli. Tackle sold k re­ be rented for income. Will & repairs discounted. occupancy. Down payment paired Osteen Bridge Fish Dade for smaller place. of $650 ami up. 211lfc E. 3rd. 322-3443 Camp Jk Gun Shop. Shown by appointment. Call LMN "ENTERPRISES, Inc. Auto atass, Tap* FA 2 9846. 802 Highland Ave. Singer Automatic k Sea* Covers Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2744 Sewing machine, like new, AUTO GLASS & guarantee. Make* button WYNNEWOOD HOME 15 B u sin ess O p p o rtu n ity SEAT COVER CO. holes, tews on buttons, We like to offer this kind of monograms, embroideries, 304 W. 2nd St. FA 34439 home buy. Very attractive BICYCLE & Flxlt Shop for etc. Pay off balance, $72.40, Sale. Also fishing equip. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2 BR Home situated on a or pay $7 monthly. Liberal 322-9663. large tree-shaded lot, with trade for your old machine. AUTO GLASS chain link fence. Can be NEW COIN LAUNDRY Call anytime, 332-7468. purchased furnished or un- Brand new building k all new INSTALLED unfurnahed. $9,630 *t FHA Speed Queen washers A Senkarik Glass and Paint READY MIX Concrete, win­ qualified, with Low pay­ dow sills, lintels, step*, Company dryers now ready for In­ ments of $64, includes 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4823 blocks, sand, cement, rock, stallation In excellent San­ everything. L O W Down pipe, Keel, grease traps, f o r d location. Kinnnrlng Payment. dry wells, stopping atones. available. Bill Bailey, Or­ 31. Poultry • Livestock lando 424-5245 or 424-5047, WANTED. 3 Goats, 1 Billy Miracle Concrete Co. P. O. Box 8135. PA 3-8781 Any breed. Geneva 349-3063. 809 Elm Ave. 322 2420 16. Kemnle Help Wanted DEBARY: Home exclusive CHRISTIAN WOMAN needed. Full or part-time—lifetime with W. T. Corbett, Heal security. Exp. S u n d a y Estate. 2 BR. l'k bath, School, ministry helpful. central air-cond. A- heat. Earn $100 weekly A up. No $18,300. 668-4791. competition. Write John lluEVERETT A. H A R P E R din Co., 22 W. .Madison St., AGENCY, Realtor, lnsuror. Chicago 2, 111. F11A-VA sales broker. 2lfi5 S. Park Ave. FA 2 2261, HOUSEKEEPER. L i v e in. White or colored. Phone FA 2-2285. 322-3108 or 322-9255. ABUNDANT SHADE This lot A half on corner has 18. Help Wanted many shade trees. In Lake Mary, only $1,500 for short Colored Motor Route Carrier for afternoon paper route. time. Must have References and JOHNNY WALKER. Broker dependable car. Write Cir­ 322-6437 for appointment culation Dept. P. O. Box 3 BR, Hit bath home. Assume 1657, Sanford. paymenU. 322-5453. I'J. S itu a tio n s W anted 2365 Park Dr. 8. Education • Instruction IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT, IN AND FOB SRMINOI.H COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CMANUKRY NO. ISTT1 MORTMAOR FORECLOOURB S T A N D A R D AND SHELL HUM KB CORF. A Florida Cor­ poration. P lain tiff VS. - l.AHCNCE LATTIMER. at al TOi Clarence Lattlm sr, All** J ssn stt* L attlm sr *a6 T. C. Kllbourn* You a r t hereby n otlflse that a complaint to foradotura a cartaln in o r tsts* ' In tbs fol­ low ing dtacrlbtd property, tow it: The North aevaaty-flv* (4*1 (71) o f lot thirtyseven (IT) of Jsm tttow n os rsrordsd In Plat Book S, pages TI mid TI of th* public Records <>f Btmluol* County, Florid* hat been flltd against you and yau #r« required to **rv* a copy af your *n*w*r or pleadIng to tho oomplalnt In lb* p la ln tlir e attorney. Norris D. Wucirurk. III, 437 W est Church atrsst. Orlando, Florida, and ftl* th* orlgln el sn iw rr or plsadlna in th* offb-s of th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court on or b*f*r* lb* Ith day of March. !»I4. If you fall to do so. Judg­ ment by default w ill b* taken sa tin s ! you for th* relief de­ manded In th* oumplalot. Don* and Ordrrrd at San­ ford. F l o r i d a , this *th day of February, 1*11. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckw ith, J r . Clark Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlblsn Deputy Clark / • / Nerri* D. W oallork, i l l Attorney f*r P la in tiff i n W**l C h arts St. Orlaado, Fla. Pul.llah F*h l», IT, t4, A Mar.-.i i, l i l t • 34. Articles For Sal* Stenstrom Realty Vacuum Cleaner Repair*, parts; Electrolux, Kirby, RgxAlr, AirWay, GE, etc. O u n erg told, ex changed. Free Pick-up, U14 Park Ave., Sanford, Pbone FA 3-4763. 2368 Park Dr. 29. Automobile Service Rent with option to buy. 3 BR., 2 bath, alr-cond. No qualifying, assume pay­ ments. 311-0333. I I. Real Estate Wanted TRADE 6Vk Rm. Home plus extra lot S. W. Chicago for Highway frontage vacant, acreage. F. J. SABKLLA. 1101* 8. Kedsia Ave., Chi­ cago 88. III. VA - FHA Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offer* for your stlectlon the** Beautiful I, S, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best hom* buy, sea th* VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty LMN ENTERPRISES Now has Sales Representa­ tives at Crystal Lake Park, W. on 23th St., to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Hlvd. to Lake Mary Fire Station, right to Salt* Offirc. 4 houses under construction. One 4 Bedroom ready (or occupancy. As low us $150 Down and $61 a month. Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2714 LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. FHA - VA BALER BROKER Stenstrom Realty $565 Park Dr. 323 2420 I Pb. 838-3911 — 322 2744 $100 DOWN St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM tig N. Park Ava FA 1-6123 ASSUME Cloilng cotta. Take over pym u. 2 Bit. 322-3455. 815 MONTH 3 • Bedroom llusuo FA 2-1301 Child Care Days work, 322-8277. FA 2-2274. call nights 17-92 at Hiawatha 24. Electrical Services BELIEVE IT OR NOTI YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Only It blocks from town Is Contr* cling k Repairs a 2 Story, 4 UR. 3 bath k Controls Home with — Patio — Bar- 114 Sunset FA 2 8902 B-Q, Large fruit trees, te r­ 25. I’lumhlny Services rific garden space and flowing well — For only PLUMBING $10,500 - $500 Down — $65 Contracting Repairs per month. Owner financed. KREF ESTIMATES H. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Fk 2 3383 SOU TH W A RD REALTY 27. Special Services 323-9173 Fine Watch k Jewelry Repair V. L. GIJMM, JEWELER I BR., 3 Baths, kit. equlpt. 322 5932 730 Seminole Blvd., Cassel­ 110 S. Park berry, *38-6930. Piano Tuning and Repair INVESTMENT k 116 N. Park 3:i. Furniture 322-7174 see imnwrrnj • WWINOtV (VAVMIKi • AUIOMAIIC WASHIR1, • AUTOMATIC DRYIKS D IC K ’S W IN T E R PARK Corner Lee Rd. and 17-93 APPLIANCE SERVICE 510 Sanford A**-. 322-7038 Carpets A la Carta 1109 R. Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. WANTED reliable coupl* to 341-6194 Collect or lake up monthly payments of $13.50 on 3 complete Leruy C. MacTavUb. Owner FA 2-5545 after • p.m. rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Casstlberry, col­ DUE TO DIVORCE. We tots* lect. a repossessed '63 model Swing Needle Dlal-o-Matle, Sell Us Your Furniture. IJge new. makes fancy Quick Service With the stitches, makes B u t t o n Cash SUPER TRADING holes, sews on Buttons, POST. FA 2-0677. Monograms, Embroider*, For the biggest selection of Etc. Take up remaining 4 nearly new and used furni­ payments of $1.00, Phono ture, see Noll’s Furniture FA 3-6637. Brokerage In Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. BOATS. Motors, Scooters, Re­ frigerators, Stoves, furni­ Used furniture, appliances, ture, knlck knacks. Come tools, etc. Bought • Sold, out and Browse, 4 to 10 la rry 's Mart 215 Sanford ' evenings. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4152. BUDGET SPOT J 3506 W. 1st St. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering k Mattress ren­ 36. Articles W satsd ovating. New k Used Fund ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg WANTED. Set' Golf Club*. Must hr reasonable. F. 0k Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Box 3, Sanford, Fla. FA 2-2117. WANTED! Citrus fruit. Largu 84. Article* For Sals or small amounts. Bosdtd CASH SALE! Completely reFruit Buyer. Ph. Lug Manacond. appliances. 90 day field, FA 1-4244. warranty on all. 1-Chest type freezer. $100. 1-Uprigbt 36. Atttomobn«s • Tracks freezer, $100. 1-Fiigldalro '87 Ford Conv. itad. Iran*. washer, $75. 2-Maytag wash­ Very clam . $JS5. 833-138*. ers, $65 ea. 3-We-tlnghouse Spacemata washers, $43 ea. '50 Ford, A-l condition. 311 Woodenera. 1-Hotpotnt washer, $80. 1Frlgidarc refrigerator, $45. BUYING A n e w ar Dlck'a Appliance Service, USED CART 510 E. Sanford. 322-7658. FINANCE IT WTTE US ♦ Low Interest Rtka* DIAL-A-MATIC ♦ Low Monthly Payments Zlg Zag Sewing Machine. Sows on buttons, makes FLORIDA STATE BANS buttonholes, monograms k appliques. With guarantee. 'S3 Cadillac Coupe da Villa, light blue, full power. Good Assume 4 payments of $7.00. buy, $195. 133-9496. 322 9411. '56 Ford Victoria. $300. Ph. GOUI.D Pump, like new. Ik 322-3340. tip. with Jet Educer. Call 322-3025. '62 Chevy, 81a, Bid. Low mileage. $1400. Equity or 9-PC. Monterey dining room trade. 122-7139. suite. Excellent condition. 322-2249. 37. Rosts • Motors John Sauls, Realtor 111 N. Park Ave. Carpet Special I LIMITED TIME I I ! POODLES, 8 wks. old, AKC reg. Fairly rcasonabla. 1 Mac baa THROWN AWAY tbs Percentage Book. male. 1 female. 805 W. 3rd. Buy your Carpet or Bog* at 3J. Flowers • Shrubs Dealer COST plus $1 per yard. BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ ALL FIRST QUALITY kee stock. All other kinds TOP RATED MILL8 of Nursery shrubbery and Call us for a showing of these trees. fine Carpets in your home. Gray Shadows Nursery Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave. etc. Hundreds to choose from. TERMS! Up to tws CITRUS k PEACH TREES. years to Pay I Will plant. 322-4145. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon W L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. TREE SERVICE 323-0500 CB 2 BR House. Low Down payment. Low monthly pay­ WEI.LS d r il l e d , p u m p s , 1-Ford Wrecker ments. Must sell. 322-7440. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 1-Valva Machine All Types end Sites 1-Seat Grinder FHA HOMES We Repair and Service 322 7434 9, 3, 4c 4 BEDROOMS b T I N E 1, Hi, k 2 BATHS FILL DIRT - CMY - PEAT Machinery and Supply Co. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 207 W 2nd St. Top Soil • Shell FA 2 6432 $100 Ph. 322 6753 Sanford Low Monthly Payments Tractor mowing k Grading. FEB. SPEC. Foot loekara For Complete Information Cal) FA 2-7621. $6.78. Army-Navy Surplus, Se« Or Call Your REPRINTS AVAILABLE 310 Sanford Ave. FHA Of pictures that have been SALES BROKER published in The Herald. APPROX. 300 ft. Chaln-Unk fence, 2 wulk-in galea, Call Bill Vincent at The llavo to be moved. 322 Sanford Herald, 322-2611. CUSTOM REALTY Phone 644-0011 SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. Payton Realty 2 BR. masonry, $6,500, good Office FA >-211* terms, 2 lots $1,000 ea. 1 Ml. Night FA 24*6* GREENBRIAK N. Big Tree Park, Oak IB-078* Choice lota available la Lane. TE *-1633. Siaford. Fla Greenbrier of Loch Arbor V24 Park Dr BARGAIN HOME overlooking golf course. Custom building to your FHA - VA HOMES ! Bedroom frame h o r n # , $3,500 for short time, needs 2, I, A 4 BEDROOMS specifications. Grsenbriar 1, H t. A 2 BATHS repair, will consider trad*. developed by JOHNNY WALKER, Broker DOWN PAYMENTS FROM KIKG8WOOD 322 6457 (or appoiutineot BUILDERS, INC. $100 202 Fairmont Dr. Low Monthly PaymenU B o fo ro y o u b u y . . For Complete Information FA 2-8074 See Or Call Your TWO 4 11K HOMES IRONING in my home. Ph. 322 0513. 4 BR, 2 BATH ZU. B aliysIltcrH Fenced yard, cent, heat k Will care for children In my air cond. $16,800. home, 3 days week, Lake $5oo DOWN Mary area. 322-5275. 4 BR, 2 BATHS 35 Ft. Family Room, fenced Z l. B eauty Salons patio, double carport. Harriett's Beauty Nook $17,900 - TERMS 3 BK FRAME HOME Rv« Appt'a 3 Sr. Beauticians FA 2 5743 Outside patio, Bar-R-Q, Fruit 105 So. Oak Trees. In tho Country'. Special by Popular Demand $7,000 - TERMS Our Budget Wave Spec. $6.93 Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224)831 12. Real Estate For Sail! One for immediate occupancy. 802 Highland A ve, Longwood, J Ml. S on 17-92, near Lona wood Plata. Colored lady desires regular Job or day's work. 322-0300. 31 A. Pets MOM, DAI). tmOTHKK. SISTER. WIVES AND HUSBANDS EVERYWHERE It’s Here For You Nuw. You Will lie Able To Cut Down On Your Smoking, Without Losing Th* Fe*1 Of That So Much Wanted Cigarette. Yeo, Without That Strong Will Power You Can Slop Smoking Now. This Is 'An Invention That lla* Been Tested, It II** Proved Itself In Europe, Now Available In Tho Untied Slate*. This Invention Will lie Delivered Direct Or lly Mail From Sanford, Florida To All Part* Of The 0 . S. 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Send Cash, Check Or Money Order To BUDGET STRETCHER P. O. Hex 898 Sanford, Florida We Serve The Nation. (We Are A Well Rated Company) Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 104-0-6 E. lit. Ph. PA 2-5*61 39. Trailers • Cabanas 1962 Dolphin, 81 x 10. 2 BR. 8500 Equity. 122-9107. SOLD! 341 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES trial And no uondsr uhaa these ^ quality homes are priced sa 2 low-$7,790. to $18,350. 2 wtUMkttksx $240. downr sod $4tJr per moalh— Ofha oat Mb. A n no 15 awddi to Choate tioml t Toko Interstate i4 -g o t off it ttotMaiy uchmge ” 0 * -B W i« l0 j THt OUT DU* C t l r S U T W I �Pag* 12 — Fab. 24, 1964 Income Tax - 5 If Marriage 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. —They must generally have the hospitality committee. 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 payments!" 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 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. (NEXT: Deductions education.) for Club Members Gel Reminder By Julia Rartos A reminder has been issued for members of the Altamonte Civic Club that there will be a meeting of the Federation of Women’s Club this Thurs­ day a t 10:30 a. tn. a t the Women's Club in Sanford. A covered dish luncheon will fol­ low the meeting. Members of the Atlamonle Club who did not attend the 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. 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. Beta Club Inducts Two New Members 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 ember also were honored. In­ 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, Demetrius and Dorian Thermanos, Candice Bamford, Nancy George, Kathleen Kent, Exchange Up SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— The Pacific Coast Stock Ex­ change did a $1,542,412,811 volume business in 19*13, 40 per cent above the 19*52 total, a market bulletin says. 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? 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 Are. 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 IN Virginia PetrueU F. O. Bax U!4 Baafsri Phyllis RugrasUln FA 1-4234 Latin Mary Nam Mania TK 1-1114 a. GRAND OPENING THURS. FEB. 27th N EW PIN ECREST SH O PPING C EN T ER L O C A T IO N (2 DOORS FROM A&P FOOD STORE) SEARS C A T A L O G SANFORD, FLA. S A L IS O F fIC B PHONE 322-1771 Wed. B & 25th b PARK, SAN FO RD �Sanford To Add Fluoride To W ater Supply ^ « lO 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 ibralb » 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 rn ln rii Memurw Huaplul FW,rUf Houm of * ^ ^ " 7 W l l t a r y *mice. 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 c o m m i s - 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 (Herald Photo) 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 f r o . . , *®n/ ‘| i l i u ^ l;n , 0 ! " o l^ 8 i * 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. Appraiser Enters Tax Assessor Race Hearing Set On Petree Enters Race Tax To Build For-Florida House Hospital Wing 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 � 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 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Azores (U PI) — The Islander* of Marby Sao Jorge escaped three d iy i o f destructive earth shock* without casual* tie*, but many of the 1300 who fled say they will never return, a U. S. Air Force spokesman said today. This blr U. 8. Air Force ilcse on the neighboring is­ land o f Trceira was a com­ munications eentcr for the rescue operation a f t e r t h e tremor* began to Jar Sao Joige Sunday night Gale winds o f up to 80 mile* per hour kept rescue planes on the ground, but an interna­ tional fleet bucked high waves to come to the aid o f the is­ landers. There are about 18,000 Is­ landers remaining on Sao Page 12 — Feb. 20, 1964 B rrilh To Attend Meet Dr. Charles L. Persons, of Sanford, is among those reg­ istered for the 41st annual Southeastern Congress of Op­ tometry Feb. 22 23 at Atlanta. Mexican jumping b e a n s "Jump" because the fruit con­ tains the larva o f a small moth which ia busy spinning its eoccon. u M onf WASHINGTON (U PI) _ shoes and ether eenumer The administration la expect­ goods. — 112 billion more invest­ ing big dividend* from tha ed each year in new indus­ tax rut. Among them: trial plant and equipment, — (20 billion mort a year new home* and new school*, spending by Americans on roads and other publie works. taieviaion acts, automobiles, — Between 2 and 3 million new Job*. — (3 billion more taxes for stale and local government*. — And, last but not least, v i m t n o r ( i R v e s s L selec­ t i o n A M I CH ARTER BOARD S12 billion more tax revenues KI.ECTIO* Ton will plena* take notlre for tha federal government, that s General Election art* canceling out th* 112 billion Ckartor Rnard Election will t>o held In th* Vlller* of lost from th* tax cut when North Orlando. Florida on th* It become* fully effective. 17tk day o f March. 1SS4. for Here I* how administration th* purpoe* of elootlna a Coanrllman In Oroop 2, and a economists figure it: Councilman In Group I and The cut in personal In­ a flea member Charter Board. Tha Place of Votlnr will be come taxes will put $9.5 bil­ at the Vlllase Office on tanawood-Orlodo Road In th# Vfll- lion mors in the handa of •a* of North Orlando and tha consumers. In addition, cor­ poll* will bo open from Tree porations are expected to A. M to T:*S PM. Malty t. Seller, T-tiry Pair- pass along about $1 bitlion burn and William Mackintosh of their $2.4 billion tax re­ will be Inapector* and Helen P. Oreen will be Clerk of th* duction to atock-holdera in Election. All person* desiring to a- th* form of increased divi­ rail themeelrea of their right dend*. of franchle* will regleter at All-in-all, eonaumer* will once. RegUtratlon book* will rloeo at l:H P.M February have about $10.5 billion more II, ISA4. th* tlateenth day be­ to spend. fore election. Legal Notice k-Taat far permanent fine K in ia iM k : i In . G a s la f so Sttle o n bey. am yoa better harry, « Ms tar price am Bated s*pj4y wont last bag. [ If they continue fn their 7 per cent e f that and spend old ways, they will save about th* rest or a little lest than $10 billion. But it aon't end here. Demos Look To GOP For Votes WASHINGTON (U P D -S en ate Democratic leaders are ready to Republican “ full credit if they furnish needed votes to crack an exp e e t e d southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Democratic aupporters of civil right* legislation believe the eause may be lost If the GOP doe's not produce about 23 votes to help an estimated 42 or 43 Democrats shut off a filibuster. They feel the GOP is "on the spot" to aid in getting the two-thirds ma­ jority needed to gag debate. ORLANDO. PI.OR1DA Hri W. W. Anderson. MATOR Publish Peb. I*. If * Mar. S A N F O R D E LE C T R IC CO. * 322-1562 ENCLOSE Your Porch All The Family Will Enjoy 11. See l*e Today For Free Estimates We'll Handle Everything. Only One Bill To Pay The Gregory Way. Maple A te. at 6th St. I. IX. IM S. CDR-SS The nigher production of goods to meet this extra spending will mean more jobs, higher payrolls, bigger profit* and higher incomes for farmers and professional and service people. This a d d e d purchasing power will generate still fur­ ther increases in spending and incomes in an endless, although diminishing, chain. Economist* call this the "multiplier effect." When it's all done, the In­ itial $10 billion increase i* expected to produce about $20 billion more eonaumer spending. Sanford Fla. * STEP ONE - Finaoct your Raw u uud M r wftfc ut. STEP TWO - Yoo u n lotomitlulty borrow money (now or Utor) on your oifnotiiro AL0NEI K'o u simple to that No woltinf. No fuotalnt W lm wo finaneo your automobile, yoo art automatically olifiblt tor a sifnaturt loan. That's what wo moan whan wo wo say "Build your credit whort R ceaota." If than to a now or usod car ia your ^ future, com* in and talk fkiincinf with our auta loan experts. ■amarwhor ear lenv-m tow «' J per card M en d aw NOW car rtnjn<jng. F L O P /D A S T A T E B A N K MEMBER F JU X* XAM F0 * 0 Old Forester 499 86* STR. KY. BRB. 7.15— 3938 C a * Reg. 135 — 5835 Case 479 Guckenheimer 86* B L E N D BRU G AL RUM Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hw y. 17-92 H alfw ay Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason A B C Is The South’s Largest Liquor Dealer I.GIIT OK DARK Reg. 4.4S — 3538 Case 299 UOUOR FOR M SS N O IL L Y P R A T EC H O S P R IN 6 43.75 Case SWEET OR DRY VERM OUTH • Generous GLENMORE 8TR. KY. BOURBON K en tu ck y Gentleman w „| M W t WO y y i a s MM" l0 * “ ’475 Fla* Daft System, Wiring ft last alia tie* Aa Required (Furnace ft Electric A. C Slightly Higher) 8TR. K T . BRB. W A LL 10 g o iir b 0 0 . B Suprenl BTR. BRB. CHARCOAL F ILTE R E D 8 YEAR tSTB. i l I\i lBOURBON lv U ltl Full Qt. 3 .9 9 REG. 8.15 O L D STAG G ,T. W. S A M U E L S 4 .6 9 Full Qt. ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME OF T HE KING SIZED HI-BALL ^0 3<>c DAi or NITl OPINING Til C10SING 39i Beg. 8.11 — 4195 Case 169 H CANADIAN WHISKY Buy A Fine 8 Yr. Canadian Whisky At The Popular American ltimd Trice. R ef. 5.88 3 . 9 9 47.88 Case PARK & T ILFO R D I I K . BOURBON R ef. 5.00 5th 45.48 Case KEG. 5.80 CHAIlHEl) OAK s3 . 5 9 l_> _ 9 9 ; Y K . STR. B in . H i . URH. 7 YR. KY. S YR. STR. KY. BRU. PLUMBING, HEATING, A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G y V D OTR. KENTUCKY v"~ CREST 7 VD STR* KY. KY. STR. BOUKHON selected and tested in Ky. by ear experts— We Kuarantrr Ihi, to be the lightest bourbon in the world. I Fifth* 1838. 41.88 Case Reg. 4.98 — 4138 Cm For S Ton Else trie YVeaUiertron Uaat F in y 30 O Os. BOL C A N A D IA N DELUXE 1 H IM H H ’3 .8 8 GENERAL ® E L E C T R IC I 1 ROMA Reg. 4.90 U H IH M I l H ,BU 1" VERM OUTH N o w a g e d [J ] full y e a r s ONA NEW... Reg. 335 IMP. SWEET OR DRY KENTUCKY BOURBOM CENTRAL SYSTEM 322-0500 M A R T IN ’S V. V. 0. 8 YEAR iteg. Tha Swedish scientist Axel Frederick Cronatedt discov­ ered the element nickel in 1751. A '.h a p i ; 1MI*. SCOTCH T H E V IEX -A G E O r N O R T H 118 Magnolia B E A U T Y — V A L U E — SP A C E B U IL D your C R E D IT w h e re it COUNTS H e re 's W h a t Is Expected O f Tax Cut [23-IN C H C O N S O L E T T E TV nhawli,tarnkill 1*|4 a— lain *1* 10,000 sulucfptaas power, Ixiwe. Ralph Wight and Michael Anderson: back row from left, John Smith and George O'Dell. Presenting the award is Cdr. J. F. McGuire. SQUARE KNOT AWARD winner* at Sanford Naval Academy received their honors in cere­ monies at the local Academy. Shown are front row from left, William Edes, Jack Wilton, Lloyd CUSTOM-QUALITY iDe Mosgsynceymomwithqu*J- ADD Ontario's odbury Basin Is a leading world producer c f | platinum metals. nowyou can own feyfarumrsqMWrcf accunry, Aisinot DaMoat includes a full pewtr IM P R O V E Y O U R H O M E Fred J. Harris Sr., a Gulf; Life Insurance Company rep-| rcjentative in Sanford, has been named "Agent of the! Y ear" for his firm. Harriv and his wife were among Ii other agents of various com­ panies honored during a ban quet held at the officers chib of the Orlando AFB. Harris was presented an en-! graved plaque acknowledging the honor during the occa*-l km by Raleigh W. Green, executive vice president of the First Federal Savings and, Loan Association of St. Peters-, burg. Green is also ebairman of Florida's Council o f One Hundred. Jorge, a penril-shaped Island' about twice the size o f New York City** Manhattan with volcanoes at each end. Most o f the clay and wooden houses in the island's largest town, Vila das Velas, were de­ stroyed. One refugee said 4300 to 6,Ono head o f cattle may have been killed. *AT THIS NEVER BEFORE LOW PRICE Morris Named 'A gent O f Year’ FU LL C A SE BEER Old German 3.49 Goebel’s 3 7Q 34-13 ox Can* 34-12 ox Cs m A H P Extra Strength «» q q * » * * '-' Beer or Ale «ho»7 Regent Beer $2 .9 9 Case 34 13 os. plus dep. JQUEUR D.O.M . ‘’M O N KL IQ U E U R " 6 BEN ED IC TIN E & B R A N D Y KEfi.j f to 99 54h P A R K S T ILFO R D S V O D K A HALLER D E L U X E St A O 8 A M VO C A N A D IA N CLUB L l 11 I v SA RK r.O l O v K l A I I JW 0 ^ z litQ fc ° lD TAVl Ol i O lD GRAND O a D BIACK OV M l x f t ’ p f in k Ij »% . < i t | O' If in , STR. BOURBON 2 .9 9 t is o Cb m �Jk U • • o TItf & a n fo r ft * J Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Fair with hiprh in 60.*: increasing cloudiness and not so cold tonight, low in 50s. VOL. 56 Uniton Pro** l.ca.-ed W ns established 1008 FRI.'. KKmtUAUY 21, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA N O~13T’ * * e t o c* Thlt it the political season. • • • Today the grapevine it hum­ ming with rumor* ami countrr-rumort. The Clock picked up a report that Karlyle llousholder, the pretent County Prosecutor, it giving teriout consideration to running for County Judge. We'll try toj run down thie report and rcport later. ♦ • • French Avenue Station Held Up Key To Future, DECA Is Told Only moment* after the grapevine gave us thie Infor­ mation, Tommy Speer an­ nounced hit candidacy for llousholder's present position a* prosecutor. » • • I Armed Bandits Take 5260; Flee In Car Two Candidates |New Waterway A service slnlion attendant wa* rol.bcd of J200 early todry by two armed Negroes, YOUTH BEEF SHOW second premium ribbon winner* nt tho Florida one of whom wa* disguised by .State Fair were these two Hereford cattle owned by John Carver. a Halloween mask. Should Karlyle run and win Tbe attendant, F're.l Gallo­ the office it wouldn't be the way, of the Dixie Oil Coinfirst Housholder to occupy the potiy, 2513 South F’rench Ave­ position. For many years nue, reported the robbery at Karlyle’* late father served 4.35 a. in. He said one of the Seminole at its County Judge men wore a mask nnd had • • • pulled a stocking oxer it. An interesting sidelight con­ ft He described him a* six feet cerning the fire at Dearborn John Carver, vice president tnP, xxearing u brown leather Klectronirs several weeks ago of Seminole High School chap­ The month-long IPbl Heart 700 Seminole County and De­ J.irket, dark pant* nnd boot*. hat just come to light: every­ The robber’s accomplice was ter, F'uturc F'armers o f Amer­ F'un.l drive will reach the nary residents will form a thing — papers, paper clips, described only a* being short­ ica. captured two second pre­ high point this weekend when Heart Sunday volunteer army etc.— In the desk o f Chuck Ely Linton L. Cox o f Longwood mium rihlams in the Youth er. to carry tho fight against was destoyed by the blase . . . today announced his candid­ heart diseases to the door of City police said the men ett- Beef Show al the F'loridu except a Bible which escaped acy for Justice o f the Peace, every family in thi* commun­ tried the station in the early State F'air. unscathed. District 6. Ills entries xverc a register­ • e • morning dark, drew black ity. Cox was appointed to the guns believed to he .33 caliber, ed while fare poled Hereford BobShrdden o f Southern Local chairman of tha hull and a registcicd Hereford and demanded the money. Bell says that just as soon as office last April by Governor Heart Sunday canvaas ia • Gnlolwny said ho stepped heifer. possible the company will tal­ Farris Bryant following the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Mr*. George Mill*, who point­ Aa a junior at Seminole anide and the men made off ly the voting on the proposed resignation of Elmer Ashley. President Johnson called to­ ed out that each 'volunteer High, John hna been an actix'c with the loot. A resident o f Florida since metropolitan telephone system day for an end to bloodshed will rail at the home* o f be­ The money was in small member of the F’ F'A for (lie and announce the results. By 1914, he is a graduate uf on Cyprus, an "absolutely tween 15 and 25 of her neigh­ past four years, and has a denomination bills und change, the way, Shedden did say that Lakeland High School and fair" settlement of differ­ bors, distributing helpful In­ vital interest in the future the attendant said. if anyone changes hit mind holde IIS and MA degrees ences with Panama and a formation about tho heart agriculture p r o d u e t i o n Ho told police officers John and would like to alter hia from Sletinn University. realization by the Communist* disease* and receiving gllta Htimhlcy and Larry Hamrick throughout Seminole County, He has lived in Longwood vote he can. In fact, auld that they xxero playing "a for the Heart F'uud. iih well ii * beef production. ho In-lieved Iho men escaped Shedden, a number of people for the past 13 ><ar* and John i* tlie owner of the txvo deeply dangerous game" in There wlil be four Heart on foot. hus been active in local and have done ao. : prize winning animals, as well V|e( Nam. Sunday headquarter* act up • e • The patrolmen checked the South Scminulc civic organ­ c Tlie Chief Flxccutixe, Hank­ to make the work o f area urea, discovered footprints i es four more head of cuttle. Sanford will have another izations. He plans to continue his study ed by President Adolfo Lopez captain* easier, Mr*. Mills which led to a car parked to taste o f rollegiata basketball He ia a member of Win­ Mateos ol Mexico, provided a •aid. Th# Deilwry headquart­ tl.e tear o f the stution. Police in tlie agriculture and rattle tonight when the Hollins quin­ ter Park Methodist Church, field, with an interesting fore­ kaleidoscopic view of inter­ ers will lie at tho homo of said it i* believed the ruhlwrs tet hosts Florida Presbyteriun Sanfoid Lodge 1)3 I-WAM. national hot spots in a speech Mrs. W. G. Miller in DeBary. made their gclawuy in u ve­ sight of bigger productions to at Seminole High's Fleming past president of the LongIw gained in tho county, as prepared for a special honor­ In Sanford the Heart Office hicle. Gymnasium. wood Area Chamber o f Com­ ary degree ceremony at the • • • at llfl's North Park Avenue Local police called on the will as throughout tlie stute. merce, chaplain of American University of California at sheriff’s office for assistance will be the central collecting The smorgasbord at the Region p0,t 183, active memUis Angeles (UCLA). atatiou for Heart luadav ■ti.tl a thorough search xx-us Congregational Church, to be la.r o f t)le State Highway PaJohnson und Lopez Mateos made uf the Sanford area. captains la the B aafer^ held Saturday, wlil begin at 1 1|ro| auxiiiury and associate met this morning at the Lot Other police departments and North SemlBbla a m , ta d * 4 »/— P m. and close at 7, member of the Longwood M I f la II” I Angeles International Airport, • • • ing Luke Mary, K o la , NorOf “ r ,.r **♦ . .« > :• ' ' i - ; m ® tFc Highway Patrol also wefr ^ Volunteer Fire Department and altrr their speeches and The Las Vegas national aopplird information on the The Dny *N Night Grill is degree ceremonies at the uni Ortnndo, lak e Monroe, Os­ . .Wared. "Florida's education- convention o i l e d Patswe’a robbery. serving coffee today only fur 1 ^ 'm a in ta in ed * a schedule of .. . ,, Paul D. Lewis Jr., local versify they planned to fly to teen, Lemon' B luff and Gen­ At a late hour this morning i. ^ '"* 1 ’ ** U al system I* Ihc fastest grow- work a* a vice president of 10 rents a cup instead of nine. I Ur offjce hl)Uri, „ ix duyj credit bureau executive, lin* Palm Sipring* by helicopter eva. A*n„ on ... , . ing iu the nation. This means) the Young Democratic Llu'is the two men hud not been ap­ been named president of Hie ! for serious diplomatic con­ But the whole dime is being # w#fk , nd , , available dayAt thn Cherry Plaza on •Feeling that the people of, p0op,c wi|| of Florida, co-organizer of prehended. put into a kitty for the Heart >m, n,ght to „ n>. , , w eil(orcc. this county arc entitled to law j ^ United Fund. Lewis, elected versation* extended through 13th Street, Negro division to the slate, and we have now tin Teen Dt-m Clubs of F'lorheadquarters will be open for al Thursday's annual meeting Saturday. Un' t * » |meat officer and resident* of ctifoucuiotit which is fair, efIcarncd that per capita in j,|a, „nd a* editor and pubof Hie organization, succeeds "Tho world bus become workers covering the Negro Leltoy P. Chittenden, for- Jlhu dUlr,c^__________ r wm ! i , . ‘ ,lr‘ c ,l> n-UUd »U «d- : Usher o f the "Independent Luring Burgess. small ami turbulent," Johnson community. mer Sanford resident und nowsaid. "New challenges knock devote the time .nerirv an.I UCB,ion' Ke.oi.l'' a Democratic new*Gene Kslridgc was elected Heart Sunday chairman in divote the UIIII. energy ami |( M,|wce coun|y icho(), citation also noted • editor of Stars & Stripes and ; first vice president; Mrs. Wal­ daily at Ihe While House, tho South Seminole area ara public relations director f o r 1 ler Bonder ol F'ern Park, sec­ America's Ironl door.” slicedv fair and Just iiiusi-cu- ' U,“ 'n .* 11d *-lo>ii pvtm .'a efforts as chairman to take their workera kita . Barnes, distributive cducatiou M.w.,u| state Seminars on Vcternns of World War I at ond vice president, Mr*. Wal­ und money to tho 5111k Com­ Washington, D. L\, und Mrs. D A r i c n 111 F l f O lie further tiledced "nioimit I lo o ,**,natJr !lt Lyman High, |Kuvrrii„u-nt und politics featter Gielow, secretary, and mission office in the Fern . that, will !.. ,presented awards , Chittenden, are visiting his I C l D l l III I II v Bert B. Hollingsworth, treas­ andi courteuu* *service .. . . . ...lo .. the fo l-,i wring sum outstanding outstanding Dem­ mm Park Plaza. These chairman MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T lic |lowing sludrnls: Glen llulier. xie fi ur,., a* Senator sinters, Misses E d n a a n d CHICAGO (UlMl — Flight meet the cuinmendutioii o f the Nancy Hardwick, Linda Wills, include those from Lake Beatles were scheduled lo re­ urer. Laura Chittenden, 1GU4 Pal­ Holland. Senator The following directors p e r s o n s , including seven ; County Judge, Sheriff, law en- James Kelley, Sheila LaBree, Spca-ard Brantley, Bear Lake, Forest turn tu Britain imlay alter a metto Ave. young children, perished when furcement officers, ami Id* fel- Slianm Glore, James F'riend, Wayne Morse, and Elliott hair-raising two week "cu l­ were elected: Everett A. liarCity, Sunlundo Springs area, fire swept their small hunga- low citizens of Seminole C»un- Jerry Smith, John Peacock, Roosevelt, son o f the late tural” visit to the United per, John Daniels, G. Andrew Ilrierwood-Weatherflcld - Oak­ BOSTON (UPI)—R. L. RyDr. Hurry Mixann uf ValSpeer, llarry Echelbcrgcr, President. , . a. |.| low today. The youngsters' la- ty." States. noarson, of Wnyluml, had four land Hill* arcu, Altamonte Samir Sckany, Archie Hnnnidost.. Gu.. called Ih c Herald ^ ^ Mrs. John Burton IV. Kay Upon notification o f the • engine*, tun pilot*, one engi­ Springs, F’ern Park, Cassel­ riill. Bill llanisc), Charles this* morning to a*k for fish­ Shoemaker, F r a n k F'inrh, I national award, Pftrec said: I trying lo save (hem. neer. two tlrwartlcgxrt and berry, Maitland and Lake Massey, K<-n Brittain, Balpli ing information. II* got it. Sonny Italxirn, William Graini -My elforls on behalf of the The dead were identified a DALLAS lUPD—Mrs. Mary 93 seal* all to himself. Smith and Vicki Brandes. Howell. lie'll be down right away. Democratic Party in the past Fllizahetli Slone, 47, of F'ort kow, John McCloskcy, Mrs. James Alford, It; hi* broth Eastern Air Line* *aid Ry. Appreciation awards were 3lra. Nat Bentley, ehalt^ Carl B. Schiclkc and John ers. Slephen. live, Tyrone, lie arson was Ihe 9<)Hi passen­ man of tho Negro Division of presented to S. II. Kress Co., [ >iur buve been a most . re- Worth was charged with as­ John Krider, *|K'ukiiig at the Alexander. three, and Calvin, eight; and Winn Dixie Stores, J. C. Pen- warding experience, part cu- sault will) intent to murder ger lo show up at National the Heart Sunday drive in Distributive Flducatiun dinner Also named lo (lie director hi* sisters, Christine, one. my Co*. Nlblark Funeral Inrly the time sin-nt inlroduc lliursday hi a shooting that Airport in Washington for an Sanford, announced Thursday night in t'ussclbrrthat ale were Mr*. Sieve Walk oil Palsy, sexen, and Denise. W lU PIl _ ! Home, Maryland Fried Chirk- •"t-’ tceiiagcis to this bunt involved I) S Senate candi­ air shullle flight to Rnslon. mrmhera of ry, said that during his base WASIIINGTON tlie Crouins Domrrick Hills. Mr*. Nancy The adult was identified a* cn, Publix Markets, Peacock ne»* of got eminent and pul- date Gordon McLendon. The flight carries 93 passen­ bail playing dnys he wasn't Academy Tri-lli-Y’ will liavo Bus*ell of F'ern Park, Bev. . . , . i ... . L. 1*. Ilobinson. 51, a cousin of Congrei* appears almost ccr- Painting a n d Construction! itics. I am most appreciative ger*. much of a Pinch hitter >u \ fa,hcr FMward Miller of Altamonte charge of collecting for tho tnin to back Air Force l,pn’ |Compaiiy aiwl Super Vulu »f the honor, hut I mn iurv Ten minute* after Kyncarthat’s why he xvus u pitchc Springs, Mrs. Hope Bennett Heart Fund ill tlie Goldsboro One Alford youngster, Keith, Curtis E. LeMay in Ids urgent stores. I there ure many otliera far TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — miii was left standing alone un But he did u good Job in pinchof Cassellierr), Mr*. C. F\ area Saturday. Flamboyant Ken F'olks of Or­ request for at.lliorily lo go --------------more deserving of i t ” the platform, another fourhitting for State Sen. Ma.-k 14. escaped without injury. Field of F'oroM City siwl Mr*. The club will set up a Uhls Tlie youngsters lather. a|„,ai| on design of a new lando, a member of the engine Sii|>er G Constellation Cliveland, who was railed uut B- II Gray ol lamgwiNKl. James, 37, a Chicago police, boln|M.r for „ lt, ,a;o „ in the business area and will Orange County School Board, taxied lo tlie apron lo lake of town. department detective, was in Thursday became the first Itynearxon here, lie was the Iwi supervised by Mrs. Doria • • • The House gave its oye rrilical condition at Mount whelming support lo tlie idea Republican to announce (or only passenger un the *|iecial Thomas, their fuculty ad­ Mrs. Put llusley of F'oreat Sinai Hospital alter a xain at lliursday m xoling 492 million Ihe gubernatorial race. visor. (light. City, 838-0209. >u)» a pureS.S-U.W, - . ,rmp, rcwllc „ lr children . homb.r an.i an im MIAMI (U PI) — Havana bn-d German Shepherd, about . ,u a '1 ,iu bombi r und an tin TALLAHASSEE (U l’ li - Hath” reported that foxir more ■ . V T Y « ' « u n » l _______ two months old, hus taken u p . [T " ' » " nr'l interceptor floor bedrooms. ATHENS (U PD -K ing Paul The Education Department <-uhana wer. e x e cu te d .-la y a c* n* n«nanao»o«0^ j ; out o( tiie study stage residence at her home. He's 6 A . . ... ,, IBs wile, Gloria, was IkisI of Greece Imlay survived a F'unds lor the liomoer demailed checks totaling S3.497. ^''r “ J , * l . y U '" l!1 . U ,,| ' WASHINGTON (U Pli — I,lack with with Gin tan markings, markings. p,la„xf d with shock. 1 # black „ U1 . . , , , The broadcast said the four serious op< ration for a stom­ ‘ sign were ineiudvd in a record rou lo 0.1 school Iwards as 1 .. , „ ... Sen. FMwurtl M. (Ted) Ken­ he's yours, rail Mrs. Haslry. „ , , , , .mn went beftire a firing, ach disorder lint Ins doctors $10.9 billion defense aulhori final paxmrnt for icachcrs 111,1 . nedy, |)-Mus*., diiuigrrc* with ml in thn me ait 1 wrre rc|»uicd to haxc said m a n y prominent Democrat* ■p-iwho qualified lor competency Whan asked what he was Culiunu F’ortrcss early this the outlook remained very pmxcd by a xote ol 330 to 0. awards. |*•" , ,, , who feel Pre*ident Johnson is going to do xxhen Seminole ' 1 • 1morning after an appeal grave. Sen. Bichard B. Busicll, D -, Tlie loeal school hoard* w ill a shoo.in for election, lie be­ are always better Ceunty’a new tux collector iiniil turned down their pleas. lieve* Johnson will win, hut took over next January, pres­ The nominating committee Ga., chairman of the Senate prepare indixidual checks for The men were identified as not without a fight. ent rollretor—John Galloway of the Downtoxxn Merchants Armed Services Committee. 5400 eacli and dlxtriliule them F'l.mk FUtcbun Barrios Itnwhen enjoyed at the CALCUTTA, India (U P D Cautioning against over-op— replied; "Coin’ flthin.*" Association met informally and Sen. Lcxcrclt Saltonstall, lo tlie 8.743 teachers who qua­ mirez. Boberto Alvarez AI The small llluulayan king­ tin ism liy hi* party, Kennedy • s * Thursday afternoon to map Mass., (op Itepubliran mem­ lified for tho bonuses. unique and friendly v a in , Severino Barrioa Ua dom of Sikkim today observed arid today theie will be a If you want to take advant­ proposals to be presented next ber, also have pledged thejr mirez and lUcardo Dias Al a holiday honoring Hie birth Supt. It. T. Mil wet- said "very strenuous, a hard cam­ age uf the discount ou tickets Thursday at a membership support for the bomber plan. C A lilB E LOUNGE V V II o( tlie first child to Queen paign" regardless o f whom With this backing, tlie Senate Seminole County teachers will varex. fur tha New York Worlds meeting. Hope Naingyal, Hie former thn Hvpublirans nominate to seems likely to go along xxiih j rcccixc 126,400 Fair you can order them from Conferring in tlie Seminole Hope Cooke of New York City. oppose Johnson. the Ticket Salea Office. New Chamber of Commerce of­ the idea. Some Democrats have pre­ York World's Fair 1904-05 fices, the group selected a Enjoy . . . dicted that Johnson will win Corp- Flushing. N. Y. 11380. tentative slato of officers ANKARA, Turkey (U PI) - handily over any GUP con­ • • • ALGIERS (UPI) Presi­ which will be offered at next Turkish Premier Ismct Inonu tender. They include Senate f; “ M USIC ON T H E HOUSE” ^ Today's Chuckle — Histor­ week's meeting. dent Ahmed Ben Bella an­ today esraped an assassina­ Democrat Whip Hubert Hum­ ians explain the past and MADISON, Wli. (UPII - nounced today that Algeria The association Is an affil­ tion attempt by a man whg phrey, 51inn., a n d S e n a . ccunomsta predict the future. iate of the Seminole Cham­ RENO, Nev. tL'PI) — A rc-| University of Wisconsin itu- and Morocco have signed a fJ Every Friday Night ^ said he opposed tlie 1900 revo­ Wuyne Morse, Ore., Mnrrison Only tlie pivsvnt ii confus­ ber. cent report Hiat silver dollars dents are going to learn at final agreement ending the i lution that brought Hie pre­ Williams, N. J., and Abralium may become collector'! items least one tiling in college — border conilict which brought ing. Compliment)* o f the Management * sent regime to power. A. Ribicotf, Conn. within a year has stirred a nothing is for free. them to the brink of war last Sen. Kennedy, y o u n g e s t reaction la at least one "c o l­ A spokesman for the tele­ October. Just Nam e It brother of the late president Plane Overdue Ben Bella said the agree­ Mail Schedule phone company said it was SPIIINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) lector " [J • PACKAGE GOODS The U. S. Postal Service checking more Ilian 2.0UU lung ment, s i g n e d Wednesday MANILA (U P I )-A Philip —Bay Reiichl, executive as­ U. S. mail service wiU be celebrate* hia 32nd birthday Saturday — George Washing­ pine Air Lines plane with 25 sistant lo the state auditor of reported that 7.0UU of the sil- distance phone calls made night, represented a complete on a holiday schedule Satur­ l5 AT POPULAR PRICES persons aboard was oxerdue public accounts, opened his xrr coins were stolen from when the campus telephone solution of existing differ- day in observance of Wash­ ton'* Birthday, He i* up for re-election thla year but ob­ the Riverside postal annex. system went out of kilter. Stir- enres over the disputed bor- ington's birthday. Only delivtoday at lligan City, some 400 mall and found S.oou weather m ilts south of here, according forecasta—all data! Feb. IS, The 420 pounds o f "cart dents who thought they were dcr. He said it will enable erics will be specials and servers doubt he will have any to tlie Philippine Nows Scr- 1907. lor the District of ('« w lrcls" were hauled away in getting "free” long distance Hie two countries to resume perishables. Collections will trouble holding on to hia Benutg t u t . seven mail sacks. , vails will be billed. , normal diplomatic relation*., Im xuado *ud dispatched . vice, J lurnbia By Julian Stenstrom "The most important key to the future of Central Flor­ ida's econom y," said Semin­ ole County Chamber Manager John Krider, "will be the SI. Johns-lndian Iliver Canal.” Krider. addressing an cmployc and employer awards meeting of the Distributive ROBERT (i. PETREE Education class I DECA) n( Lyman High School Thursday night at the Trade Winds in Casselberry, declared that, of THUS. A. SPEER all the fast growing commun­ Thomas A. Speer, local Sem­ ities in Florida. Orlando Is inole County attorney, an­ the only one without the ad­ nounced his candidacy for the vantage uf nearby port facil­ office of prosecuting attorney ities. Krider called attention to a of the County Court today. statement made by W. A. MeBobert G. Pctrec, of Der­ He is a life long resident of Hoad, FI n g I i * h Sanford and was graduated Crce Jr., chairman of the byshire Florida Canal Authority, who Flstatrs, has been named one from Seminole High School in pointed out that "Sanlord will o f the 10 outstanding Young 11-53. He received his degree Ineas administration I bccome * " O ' important Democrats in the nation. The in business from the University o f Florida barRe »“ « U'c, co,,,', * coveted award for service to in 1957 and received hi. law ,ion of the l’ ^0^K,*c,, canaL the community and the Dem­ McCree, said Krider, made ocratic Party for the yenra dr glee from South Texas Col­ the statement before a meet­ 191)1 through 191)3, was pre­ lege o f Law. ing of (lie Central Florida Since his admission to the sented to the Orlando attor­ Development Commission. Florida Bar, he hus been asso­ ney by tile Young Democrat­ The trade body official esciated with Ilia father, George ic Club* of America at their |tillialed that by 1989 the canal A. Speer Jr., in the gcnctul national Convention at Las would lie serving an area practice o f law in Sanford. comprised of some six million Yt-gas, Nevada. He is a member o f the Sem­ Pctrce is one of the found­ people and that approximateinole County Bur Association er* of the English Estate* . ... . ly six million tons of cargo Morula liar Asuociation mid . . . . . , ,, *. M ,, would be transported annually Civic Association and un ac­ American Har AssocUtion. He . 1 tive supporter of many civic . . i # at a on the waterway. nUo i* ii member of the 8 cm -1 ... . n .. . , , , „ . . State Sen. Beth Johnson, of efforts in the Central F'lorInole County Sportsman Asso-i , . , , . .. .. I At . # ,L Orlando, applauded the co­ idn area. He is currently nation nnd a director o f the .. ;• ... . . operation of Central Morula • acrxiug hu second term as president o f tha Yeung Dem­ ocratic Club of Orange Cotta- Seminole FFA Officer Wins Two Ribbons Seminole Man One Of Top 10 Young Demos I 1 7 0 0 Volunteers To W o rk Heart Sunday LBJ Asks 'Fair' Panama Peace Officers Elected r u u u i i ... > Seven Children BRIEFS Beatles To Go > Air Line Flies This Man High And In Style Woman Charged I-,Congress Becks Gen. LeMay Folks First , Competency Poy Costro Executes For Teachers 4 ^ ore Cubans Mailed Out ’ /) Nominotion Unit /al“,n bl11 111*• ,l,c ,,ou*e Holds Meeting j King Under Knife LBJ No Shoo-In, Kennedy Thinks Cocktails 111 thBm"“l uf Royal Birth Rumor Stirs Up Dollar Interest t Nothing Free, Not Even Talk Algiers Signs With Morocco Assassin Fails * t . J 1*” *tlv • far#*; j. . ji f �\ ________________:___ -hl i pr v m Rev. xvev. • Grover Sewell i 1 And Hate i I 8 rj IM Churchwomen To Sponsor Fish Supper Hj O f Catholic W om en W SCS Study Session Set Tuesday * 110 Attend Rally P i g s 2 . Frf. Fab. S I, *Ba E rm lb Dunam Eatas A Lenten Fish Sapper was Tim* after time someone us to condone sin. It wants Pt a n n a d at the regular has asked me bow to handle us to bate it so much that monthly meeting of the Epi­ the emotion* of love and we seek to do away with it hate. Certainly they are both in our own lives and seek scopal Churchwomen o f Longto be found la our live* and to so present the good life wood’s Christ Church bald yet we flod ho much in the thet others hate anything Tuesday evening at the par­ Bible that »ay» love for our that geta In iU way. but bata ish house on Church Street o f any person U wrong. fellow maa la “ a n u i t " The supper U scheduled Sucfa a love attitude gives It would be moat helpful, for Wednesday, March 19, at thla point, if you would an entirely new relationship with serving to begin at 5:90 turn la your Bible to the la humans’ dealing with one .m. at the parUb house. thlrteeoth chapter o f l Cor* another. It makes for a dif­ Mr*. Raymond Ball will serve ferent approach to our pro­ inthlaaa and road the entire chapter. Here such m am * blems and most of all a dif- a* chairman o f tha avent Proceeds from the aupper lout gift# are nemed. We flod farad result G od* way U always tha ill go to the current project the chapter aaylaf that area though we have treat ablUt* way that works aright Let of the Churchwomen which U provide chain with knaallaa. knowledge, fa l* . «caer- us be sure that we follow HU CATHOLIC HISTORY in Seminole County iw aa oalty, patleaea, kktdaaaa, hu­ direction* aod one of the •rs to be used temporarily In related by Rev. Richard Lyon* of Sanfora'a All mility, and many other food beet places to begin U In tha new church addition. Soula Church for membera of the Church of trait* that they are to no thU metier of love. Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., Nativity Women's Gub at their monthly meet­ avail without love. vicar, read an artlcla which ing. With Father Lyons la Mias Dorothy Tealo, If you would like to road appean in tha spring Usue interim preaident o f the club. (Herald Photo) other portiooa of Scripture, of the Anglican Digest en­ concerning the mandate of titled "Mind Your Business," love, you can find them by by the bishop o f Montana. using your concordance or The article explains what la some topical reference eld. 1 expected o f momboro o f tbo will give example* of come church. o f the most outstanding p an Following th a business age*. meeting only coffee was serv­ We And that Matthew 23:39 ed in observance of the Len­ make It clear that love la to ten season. from Sanford and Atlanta, By Deasa Eric* be unselfish as it Informs us, Many old and valuable Ga., which Father Lyons re­ The next meeting o f the "Thou shall love they neigh­ group U scheduled fo r March document* and records, sev­ ported waa won by the San­ bor aa thyself" II we are eral of which were placed la 10. disciple* of Christ we will ford team. Other events, from the cornerstone of the ori­ have love la our hearts as early morning until well into ginal All Souls Catholic John 13:33 reminds us, "B y the evening, also were list­ Church on July 4, 1197, were this shall all men know that ed on toe program. mad and displayed by Rev. ye are my disciples, If ya Also from the cornerstone Rlohard Lyons in a talk for have love one to another." was a copy of tha public re­ the Church of the Nativity The standard at Christian cords which revealed that the Catholic Women’s Club during love U high, Indeed. Christ presoot sit* of All Souls REV. G. 8. P U G H Monday eveaiag'a meeting ol gave His own love ns the The final session o f the Church had been purchased will be evangelist for the group. expression o f the degree that by tha RL Rev. John Moore revival services start­ Firet Methodist W8 C8 mis­ Father Lyoea, pastor of All our love should reach, and sion itudy on Southeast Asia In 1397 for $2,600 from two ing Thursday at 7:30 Souls Church In Sanford, also the necessity of it, by pjn. at Free Methodist will ba bold next Tuaaday at spoke oo the history of the brothers who lived in Lon­ saying. "This Is my com­ don, England. Church of Sanford and 10 xra. at tb* church. Catholic church la Seminole mandment, that ye love ooe One of toe most interesting Membera taking part la a continuing t h r o u g h County. another, as I have loved Items shown was a local panel discussion will be Mm. March 1. A varied items from tha old docu­ you." (John 13:13). newspaper dsted July 5, 1887, M r s . Charles Meriwether, musical program will ments Included a program Our title also speaks of be a part of each ser­ Thomas Albert, Mm. M. B. of event* which had been which reported the corner­ hatred and we flod that Just vice. Rev. Eugene Shel­ Smith and Mr*. J. IL Lee. scheduled for tha Fourth ol stone ceremony by Kev. Fe­ as love la enjoined that hatr­ lix P. Swim burn who was at A covered dish luncheon July, 19T. don, minister, extends ed for our fellow man la torTha cornerstone l a y i n g that time pastor of ths St. welcome to the public. will be held In McKinley Hall b:ddw . Leviticus 19:17 says. following the study. New ceremonies were listed oo Jamas Church in Orlando. "Thou ahaK not hate thy Father Lyons explained members of tho 8eelaty will Um program aa well as a brother. ."1 John 3:9 remind* ba recognised at thla time. baseball game between teams that during the 1880s, Father us, “ He that salth he I* la Swlmburn celebrated Miss the light, end hateth bis bro­ every other Sunday In toe ther, Is la darkness even un­ Sanford area either at til new." Doyk'a Livery Stable or at Perhaps some may be a private home. . thinking, kg nhw that aU of The fleet Cetholie school to A group o f 110 young panthis m u fct tree, but how ib ejlrea was'operated at AH about ML Bran God hates pla from Apopka, Orlando, Soul* In 1911 by tha Slaters •In. te e - Me does, but it l* St. Petersburg, Ocala and o f M. Joseph. It elosod after the only thing that lie does By Fraare* Wester tho business eeetiow. Reports only one year because of the bate, aod Ha never bates the Titus villa, as wall as from Tha February meeting of wart given by each commit- prohibitive expense Involved. Longwood, attandod tho Sacsfnneri Curie One of the UPW of Um tee. The circle will prepare Th* original wooden ehurch 1 am sure that all of us hear Uonal Youth Rally held Mon­ C o m m u n i t y Preibytariao a layette this year to be sent was completely destroyed by o f the terrible things that peo­ day avening at tho First Church of Lake Mary waa to Charleston, 8 . C. fir* in i n i except for th* ple do to each ether and the held at the bom t of Mr*. Lufontaoestal Church la LongMrs. R o b a r t Rugaesteln cornerstone. Construction of first reaction U that we sim­ Vara Harrison oa Crystal presented the program from tho present church began la ply could not ever love eoms Lake with Mri. Mabal Brown tha m w study guide lor the 1133 and was completed in e l the maUaetora. The pecu­ The Apopka delegation ysar entiUad "B e What You 1937. liar thing that the Christian awarded Um attendance ban* co boitcsa tor tha month. The dtvoUoos were baaed Are," with the lesson taken Fa mill** cam* to All Soul* dacovara 1* that ha must se­ nor. on "Thoughts o f God" and from Paul's letter to the Co- Church from Lake and Vo­ parata the sin from the sin­ Subject o f tho m«oaog« lusia counties, Oviedo, Longner. The Christian should given to tho Rally by Rov. wera presented by both boa- k>l«lani. Year book*, which had bmm wood, Lake Mary, Lake Mon­ hate all tin but never the William Connoll, district sup­ teste*. Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, circle prepared by Mri. Richard roe, Lake Jeaaup, Geneva and sinner I Our Lord gave the erintendent, was ‘'Worship." chairman, waa in charge of Keogh, were distributed to the Chuluota. most perfect example of this Special musk was provided Father Lyons commented members. when h* bad experienced the under tho direction of Her. The meeting closed with on the phenomenal growth of faumlUatloB of being spat Joe Upchurch and Mrs. W. C. upon, having the purple robe the MDpato Benediction, and tbs church during the past hung across His shoulders la Craig with guo*t soloist*. a social hour followed. Re­ 13 years. In 1933 he celebrat­ Rev. Craig, dlatrlct proabymockery of Klagshin, the freshments of coffee, punch, ed two Masses each Sunday crown of thorns placed upon ter, ai*o was * special guest open-face sandwiches, nuts to sen e the Catholic popula­ HU bead, the lash of the whip at iht Rally, and candy were served by the tion of the same arcaa that on HU back and finally the By Jaae Cases* (berry hostesses, wbe carried out the today require 19 Masses oa suffering of the cross. Evas A VakoUns Banquet held Valentine theme la their pra- Sunday. He roe eluded his talk by so, H* was able to look down last Friday night at the Cava­ paratloo aod la the decor* restating toe Christophsr upon HU tormentors and say. lier Restaurant In Cassel­ Horn used. "Father, forgive them; tor berry by toe Training Union Others attending ware Mrs. Principle, "It Is bettor to curs* they know not what they do." of toe Prairie Lake Baptist Marion Lee, Mrs. Ruby Lin light one candle than Christ knew that there was Church was attended by go den, Mrs. Arolyn True. Mrs. th* darkness* and advising a great difference between By P r a a m Writ** young people. Joe gmatbers, Mrs. Harvey that tacit p e r m can sot la the sin and the sinner. Rev. Waltar Croamsan* of Homer SawaQ III was In Pugh, Mrs. P. D. Anderson, motion a series of good ac­ C. >. Lewis wrote about Winter Park will serve as charge of planning the af­ Mrs. Richard Beebe, Mrs. tions leading to a better hU reaction of bearing Christ­ guest minister for Sunday's fair and Maria Jones and John Reaves, Mrs. H. M. world. ian tearhera talk about hat­ 11 a. m. worship service at Mildred Kerns were in charge Cochran, Mrs. Maris Lowe, ing a bad m u 's actions, but tha Community Presbyterian of toe decoration*. and guests, Mr*. Lllllaa Good not haUng the bad man, and Church in Lake Mary. Chaperons* were Mr. aod win and Mrs. Ruth Davis. be said that lor a long time A special anthem has boon Mrs. Joe Bacchus aod Mr. this seemed to him to be Im­ prepared by tbo choir with and Mrs. Paul Lowe. Rev. possible. Later It occurred to Jim Daughtrey to sing Um and Mrs. Leonard Jooos were him that there was one man tenor Milo and Mias Dolores special guests. to whom be bad bceu duiog Kirscb, Um alto. Mr*. Lowe (od a dtscusskm this very thing and that inan Rev. John PUley, former lu which the young people ox By Jaae Casselberry was himself. In his reflec­ pastor of the church, and hll pressed their opinions on Two circles of th* Caste] tion he found that no matter family left early thla week quesUotu of love, courtship berry Community Methodist bow much he hated Uic bad tor Tennessee where lie wil and marriage. Church WSCS will bold their things about himself he con­ attend Memphis Unvvrsity. Following the chicken din­ regular monthly meetings tinued to love him sell ner. toe group also enjoyed next weekLet us remember that the games. Tb* Esther Circle will meet Christian faith docs not ask an Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mri. C. K. Fish­ U P W To Meet The United Praebyterian er, 141 Concord Drive, CatWomen of Westminster Proa- aelbetry. The Rebecca Circle hyterian Church will meat at will meet at tha church on Most o f the superintend A thretday meeting of 8 p.m. next Wednesday at Thursday at 9:90 p.m. rnts and teachers of the Southern Regional Leaders of tha home o f Mrs. Bari M. RapUst Church of the United Church of Christ First Pitman, Hobson Road, SanIxuigwiMxl will attend a state­ will be held Xluuday through lando. Mr*. Earl Harris will Wednesday of nest week at wide Sunday School Conran lead the Bible study and the F i r s t Cuugregsttoiul tion tu be held at the First Mr*. Barry Hawthorn* will Church in Atlanta, Rov, Dr. Baptist Church in Leesburg conduct th* business moot­ lifn klohr llerbstcr of N«w neat Monday night through ing. York, president, will apeak Wednesday noun. W S X O O M B W AROtS The delegation from the •I I p.m for the opening set. Longwood Church will be ac­ M id-W eek Service lion Virginia Pelroakl P. O. Boa U U Ministers, laymen and lay companied by Rev. Jack Und- i Mid-week services |a MeHanford women of tha denomination aay, pastor. 1 Kinley llaR nf tha First Uettcr methods aud mean* Methodist Church ol Sanford, from Alabama, Florid*. Geor­ N»rn Nurri* TK 8-1914 gia. Louisiana, MiaaUslppI, o f Sunday School leaching which began oa Wednesday of 8- SsaUooto SAN! „ North CaroUsa, bo«U Caro­ will be explained at tha egq. this weak, will be ceatMwed FLOWBE SHOP lina. T c o o c im . Tataa and raatiea by expert* from through March U. The ewe PhjRU Gar. K l s t g Sanford Av*. FA 2-AUA r*nn„ Relelgh, hour service begins at 7:19 Yirgiuia are espeetad to at- Naahvili*, 8X3-182: 333-8112 Lake Marj N. C., and Jacksonville. l>. m. tlm Rev. Lyons Is Guest tj i l: (N * fn t Lake Mary UPW Circle Meets With Mrs. LuVera Harrison Training Union Has Banquet Lake Mary Church To Hear Rev. Creameant J & *9 worship Baptist Groups Regional Church To Attend Area Convention Meeting Set / E A ST E R a p w u sa b a p t is t OM Orleads B A at HseSee A r c B. Hamilton Orttflx — Poster ■aaday Behest -----. 8:41 C mMeralag Warship 1140 x m. Tralalag Colon _ p. m. Ersnlsg Worship — T:4S a- m. Church O f God Methodist CRCRCH OP BOO mrn» A Proas* B. a i w l l b ------------- r u ln r •erndny Beheet _ t u l x ax Meralag Werthip 1141 x ax BeoAgeHttls gtrr. T:tl p ax Tote. Prayer Berr. T ill p ax Thera. Teaag Ptsple B atterer ______ Tit* P *x ___ _______ JODI ST CHCBCH Cltrao Haights Par. Ray arogory. J r , Paitar vharcb Sehaol — 141 x ax Moratag Worship 1140 x m. M T P -----------------------M l P R Bv*. Worahlp -------- T:IS p ax Wo* Prayer aorvloe T ill p an. o r oou o r PROPHBCT OOag 1^1hi Rev. JL U Strlekland _ Pastor leaday Bcheel — 141 x ax Worship gtrvle* _ 10i4B x nx Kvaagaltslls Btrv. T ill p ax Ssaday tehee) — 1140 c w. Morals* Worship llr t t c nx Wednesday! Toaag People V.L.B. Itrv. Dthte Otady laasdny) Tit* p a . Tilt p m. Evaageltetl* Barrier T:M p c Blbts Tralalag Serv 841 p o x Wed. Prayer Meet 14# p c 81U Btsphta* ■ - Patter A Csrdtnl W*:**mo is AU chubch JO h O tT WTSSIOXABT i t r n r r cw racw srtty ■ssoteg at Pass A m e s Alliance Nazarene FIRST CRCRCH OP THH MASaRBWH W. and ax at Raplo Av*. Paul Blckos --------------- PAitor Bandsy S c h o o l------141 X aa. Meralag Warahlp 11:41 x ax T o u t s -------------------- A.H p sx Bvsagsllstl* Ssrvio* T4* pm . MlA-Wtoh Ssrvlco (W *A ) _ T ilt p BL Third BaaAsy ■Isgsplratloa — - l:H p r c M u a r t a a a n stto x a w T s u t s s e n c h i meat 14*1 Park A t*, at 141k I t Conircffmtionml Rev. C- C. Dees, Jr. — .Pastor COXOBBOATTOBAX Bondar Sekool 0:4* a. m. CHRIST1AB CHCBCH Worship turtle* 114* a. at. •STKBX BAPTIPT CWTWCW riR S T CRCRCH (Catted Chore* e< Christ) Evening Worship — T:*t p. m. h w t . d ii p s . Ms-atia Par* Areooe at SAth Sd. OP THR BAZARRBH Alliance Tasth Paster —— Chester w . Plank Lsko Msrr. F ix rsllswthlp (Sup.) — S p a - Sueday Ith ts l ----- . 1140 s. ax 141 x ax — _ Chnrah Sdheal 11:11 x ax Werthip Servls* Rev. W. L HolsemhX Paste* fW#4) Msrntsg lorries _ H i l l a. m. M l X R . Christ tea Taath BaaAny Prarsr fsrv lt* — t i l l p. ax Tralalag Untan ------ 141 p ax M l x n x ----- Bible aeseol Mlatstry Brsalag Barrie* _ M l p m. Btv. Waller A.B. MsPhsrsep 114* x m. . Moraine Worship Wsdnssday Msetlagai TiM p ax — Evening Service Paster Orgsalaatlea* ------ 1:11 p ax T4I p m . — WeA. MIA-Week Prayer ■ T ill p ax Assembly O f God Prayer Services Choir ItN p ax TiM p ax taA W*X Mlsetea- Episcopal m a ta a n s iiia s n o r o o o easracw o n . aria u * ■ ■ H. SC Wilder ------------ raster C88RI8T XTsalas Wtrthlp _ TtH p mTenth farv. (laa.) 14* p. as. Slld.Wstk 8srv. (Wad.) 7:11 p. ss. DIIC1PLWS OP CHOIST taat o. gsslisd Avar s A P T itT c r c r c h r. a. Chamat . - Prater Morning Warship 1:1* x »• Stedsy Osh eel ___ III* s. as. Meralag Worship !!:* * a S S . TralalDg Cains — 1:11 P m. Erenlag Worship - Tilt p •»WeA Prayer Sorrier fit * p- ax Jr< Church O f Ralph Brower Jr. Blklt ishsol ----- 11:00 a- aMorning Warship tliM a. ax Beoatag Worship - T:M p o . WeA Prayer Serrle* f : l l pa*. ax Lutheran LCTRBBAB CHCBCH OW THH BBDI “ Tho Charah at tha Imlhoraa Hear" aad TT -Thla U th* B A p n r r c a n m e a PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Coe. 14th p c a o * a Are. osil S m it h ___ ______ Patter Morris Rebp ------ ■raasollst Ssaday Sehoel _ - li t l a ox Bible Claasas 1148 a. ax Meralag Werthip l i s t a. sc Meralag W trthlp _ 1140 a. ax Tralalag Cals* _ f:tt p m. Kooning Warship _ 141 p sc Krsslnr Wtrthlp - Till p as. Bible Ctaaae* WeA. T:M pax Wsd. Prpysr Sortie* T:ll S * . Nureery Opsa w r jt a ------------------T:»* a m■aaday Rita Brsadtatt C H C R C H J T ^CHBIVT Bert B r a w n ______Crangallat Besdny w i r n i o a ■ itstm iA B V Bible Btedy -------- 1*4* p » . b a p t is t c h u r c h Morning Wsronlp 1141 a. ox ata St. a MtUy Bee. Brenlng Sorrlee 1:11 p ax Peal M- uni ley --------- Paster "Htrnid of Troth" 1 pax ■saday Bcheel _ l l : H a a*. Bee I s s ln y ea Channel I I llliy fin lii Meralag Warship U M a m . Lndlon Bible CUaa 114# wax PIXKCBRgT BAPTIST cw ra cw P1R1T PBVTE COSTAL CRCRCH OP LOVOWOOO Rov. K. Rath Ornnt — Past* ■ andny School ___ 114* a. a Morning Warship 11:11 x a Free Methodist Sunday Evening _ Till p a PBBC HBTHODIIT CHUHCR Wod. Blbl* Study _ M l p ■ Cera or 4th »X aa# Xaerol Av*. Conqnornrs Masting Tolopboos: PA 1-7011 Friday . . - ■ - T:l» p a Kagone Bh olden ............ Pastor guaday B ch e e l------- 1)41 xax Christ Moralng Werthip — 10:41 xax Evening Worship _ T:M pm. Presbyterian Wod. Prayer Borvleo T:l# pm. rrn sr p g n i m R U f CHURCH BvaagelM oah Av*. a as* s x cbkthal Kvtklag Worship _ t :H p Ol Wadnstday Prayer Barrie* —— Tim p as. Pentecostal ax ax Her. Ms sop Orsgg, Ad Intsrla Mlclstsr I n d y Bsheel 141 x Mtrains Werahtp 1141 o Baptist n a sr ary Borvlte CHCHCH Pr Charles W. Bit wart Vtsar Rely Cessmaatea — T ill x ■saday Beheol ------ I4 d x ramlly Sorrlee aad ■oimsa U til x C hriftiin IsnSap Schsat — l:4S a- a Morning Worship t*:IS a- a trssu v,\ ► > _ Ufa* Horhort W. Ooorrn ___ Paitar ■aaday Sahael ____ 1:11 x R Wtrthlp garvlea _ U t il x m. GOOD SHEPHERD LITHKRAV CRCRCH (LCA) A Ovlaada Drive (H a y ir-as> Sanford, nx Orsvor C. Newell, Jr. _ Paster Edgar W. Smith Jr. Assistant Pnrtor Morning Worahlp 1:41 x nx Chnreh School ------ 1:41 x ax Bouton M ts t a ----- - 11:41 x nx Morning Worship 114* X M. Pioneer Fellowship — 141 pnx Senior HI Fellowship 141 p.nx Evening Worship 7:14 p. nx Wsd. Prayer Moot T:M p m. CHCHCH OF THH COVRBABT ITTI Sooth Ortaod* Drive keeaae R. Hnhta P w te* W o r s h i p ----------------141 x nx Chureh School _ 1141 X SX a s s -r a j Th* Rov. Ooarg* Klnnamon, Iatorlm Pastor I P f A U FRR1BTTER1AW Sunday School — till x s . CHURCH Morning Worship 114* x m. teoer Urania Communion—Tirol Ssaday la Clab Each Meath KIMDBROARTBH AMD MHUB­ J i m Teas ERT Sunday School — 1*41 Moralng Worship 114* Methodist ORACH BBTHOOtST CHCBCH Oaora M , at Wood load A r t , Bar. John B. Hire*. Jr. Pastor aohoel ----- 141 x ax Christian Science Charah Meralag Worship 11 iM x m. POUT CHCBCH SP CHRIST MYF --------------------- M l p ax aCI RKTTBT Pastor ___ WUllaaa J. Oases Morning Warship — M l 4 Ban day Ber-lta B It a. sc ■saday S a h a el----- U M P R Blindly School , Sebftet: “ Mlsd" 1:01 i Wodastda* te r r a * |:*d p r Tralalag O a la a ___ . li „ t _l _ Crsglsg Warship _ T :lt pm. ReoAiag Roessi IK B. PlrsC Wotkdaysi H itt L a • 1:11 WsA Of near* a Taeshara pnx Friday Broalag: lild Msetlsg . . , liH pec W*d. Prayer Serrle* T ill pm . 1:8* p t x ODIST CBCRCH Park A VX Jaha T. Adam* Jr. _ Pas tot Meralag Warship . 1:11 x aa r adoy School — M l x sx Moral** Warahlp 1141 x m. M T - MooUaga __ 4iH p p latorm odlato, Boaler) Bvtnlag Warahlp — TiM p m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL F A 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants 1 f f _____ - \ / _______ T * urge rou to 1 The Church O t A tten d services tHis week at uour g io a a Tsna p s rra s m i.D A T A o v B ir r t r r c a r a c i Career Ttk a eta* a U H a t h * * * ______ratter SERVICES BATURDAT— Sshhsth School ___ t:St a. m Worship Berries _ lit** a. ■> Wednesday Night Prapsr Perries „ 7:11 p m. -TVs Have This Hop#" radio message saeh (aadep a. a*, kt 1:1k *T*r WTRR at 1ISS on your radio dial to W SCS Circles To Meet Baptist Adventist A l l m m J Your Choice a WilsoH-ElclisIbsrfTr M ortaarr Banlee L Wllaom aad Staff Ths A B M fk u Ofl C A H N 8 7 Mr. sad Mr*. M. R. RlrkUaad Prsgrasalvs P H a iia i Or. J. M. OaaMfoR aad t u f f W llssa-M aier Fontiturs Co. Mr. aad Mm. AI WUaaa B lssw trsv Rsteitr ■ark •toaotrom sad Staff s RoDtr Motor S a k s Co. Aud Mall 1 T hs R lti Tksdlrc ■Ul LortUcs A laplsxoaa | J. C, PsfMicy C o R f u j C. L. BoMssaa sad E a jW js a Fssil Fair S tarts, I»c. Uoorgs lalitr * Eaplafaaa Saafard Allaaiic National Bank Howard M. Hadgs* A Staff S sothen i N a tw a l Gas Jaha Dsss A P uff HU1 L u a b sr A Hardware Co. JlaoiF Crappo A Enpiojats 8 tats F ir m l — m a rs C e ep eeies Irving L P r;w and huff Km s And w o k s R w U a re n t • bm tad WUia Uowmaa and Eh p Wj »m / , V .W jf> 9 �BVf Ganforh Fri. Feb. 21. ’61—rape 3 Yrratk Council Stresses 7 -County M utual Ties By Harry Johnson How closely tied togeth ^ a r e th« seven counties fori ir.R the East Central Flort< Regional Manning C o u n c wu* demonstrated Wednesdi afternoon at a meeting at l Mayfair Inn. Council members met wi officials o f various utllitii missile contractors, business ,W and industries in seeking, a obtaining promises of moi and financial help. Robert H. Doyle, council e ecutivo director, pointed one phase of the close tie-in the seven counties: Capo Kennedy geta its m ter from Cocoa. Cocoa is d pendent upon its supply fix f . deep wells in Orange Count These wells are supplied underground mrrents orlgi ating in Lake County. The council was f o r m * slightly more than two year* ago to develop exhaustive an­ alyses o f existing problems and to project the thinking of a wide variety of experts on the future problems o f the f , seven counties. It consists of representa­ tives from Seminole, Orange, Vclusla, Brevard, Osceola, In­ dian River and Lake Counties. The council is financed with $81,000 from the Housing and Home Finance Agency, $125,000 from the National Aero­ nautics and Space Administra­ tion and with the counties 01 contributing on a per capita basis. This latter now amounts to 12 cents a person. Tha group represents 76 communities and a population total of 760,000 persons. This, said Doyle, is expected to dou­ ble by 1076. "Our sister states are way ahead of us,H Doyla said, "In the planning field. This la a 9) new experience f o r t h i s state." "W e ara growing like Topay," ha continued, "and with no rhyme or reason." Tha area loot two major missila contractors to Miami and south Georgia because it could not offer the detailed in­ formation th* firms needed, Die director said. "N o one knew where wa were going." The exhaustive study o f the giuup may best be determined by lta analysis o f future sup­ ersonic jetport needs. Doyla said it is expected there will be three major jetporta on tha Eastern Sea board. One, he said, will be lo­ cated either in Nsw York or New Jersey. "The governors o f tha two ate tea are now arguing heat­ edly over this," be said. The second may be located at Dulles International Air­ port near Washington. Tha third "could” be locat­ ed in the area served by th* council. "This,” Doyle said, "would not only serve th* Southeast but South America as welL" Hospital Notes FEBRUARY » Admissions Toofila Garrido, Jewell Riser, G e o r g e Sbannii, Kathrine Taytor, Reid MacLsuchlin, R o s i e McKinney, Marjorie Moose, Nicks Darling, Sara FiUpatrick, Andrew Faint, Patricia Wlldeman, Robyn Hobbs, all of Sanford; Francis Rearden, DeBary; Mary Findlay, DeLand; Robert Wil # Hams, Osteen Births * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor, baby girl, Sanford DUcfeirges Martha Beard, Mabel Boll, Everett Franklin, Margaret Brown, Clifford Dulles, Carol Kinard, Clarence Hannon, Nancy Reynolds, Lutlcla Lee, _ Henry SUcer, Eloise Collins, v Carol Williams, Cora Lee Bradley, all of Sanford; Ken­ neth Dooley, Lake Mary; Gladys Lasher, DeBary f) Mrs. Smith Dies In Los Angeles Mrs. Katherine S m i t h , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Smith of DeBary, died in Los Angeles, Calif., last Sunday morning. Funeral services and burial were conducted lat*r in th* week in Los Angeles. Smith is past president of the DeBary Republican Club and la current president o f 4 . tha DeBary Volunteer Fir* ■ i Department. £ $ p * E l ik *E G '° f V E L O | i CHECKING OVER the preliminary regional development program for a seven-county area including Seminole are these two men, part of a group which met at the Mayfnir Inn this week. Shown are, from left, Col. J. O. Gregory of Sanford and F. *B. Surguine. a member of tho Orange County Commission. The latter is also u member o f the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council. (Herald Photo) Important PTA Meeting Set In Altamonte By Julia Barton rian* for Tuesday’* 7:30 , m. meeting of the Alta­ monte Springs Elementary PTA were made this week at meting of tho executive board held In the school cafe­ teria. Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, president, has urged all mem­ bers to he present for this meeting us elections and al­ lotments o f project monies ill be discussed and voted upon. Main topic to be consid­ ered will be the purchase of fans for the school classrooms. Guest s p e a k e r for the Founder's Day program will be S. N. Kirkland who will show a film entitled "Murder In the PTA,” an amusing and Interesting presentation. A musical nnd variety pro­ gram also will be presented by Mra. Trene King's sixth graders. Hostesses will be homeroom mothers o f tho third grade who will serve refreshments. Also under discussion at the beard meeting this week was the part the Atlumonte PTA will take in the district con­ ference scheduled for March 2 at Pinccrrst School In San­ ford. District W SCS Meeting Set THREE YOUTHS were seriously injured when the auto in which they were riding overturned on Interstate 4 near Monroe Corner. The station wagon literally fell apart while being driven by Lawrenco Chester, 17. Chester was udmitted to the hospital along with Kenneth Dooley, 18, and Ronnie Mixon, 17. Another passenger, Chuck Rahette, was not injured. Mayo To Discuss Vigilante Plans At Navy League Dinner CapL James O. Mayo, Com­ mander of Heavy Attack Wing One, Tuesday will describe the Navy's new RA6C Vigilante reconnaissance • attack pro­ gram to an expected 100 Nsvy League members and guest* VEG ETABLE REPORT Federal State Market New* Service Sanford Shipping point information for Feb. 10. All sales F.O.B. Precooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated. Sanford • Oviedo • Zell wood District: d e a r and cool. Cabbage: demand g o o d , market steady to (11m. Do­ mestic round type, M4 bu. crates, $1.35 to $1.60, best mostly $1.60, some small sizes $1.25; 60 lb. sacks, fair to good quaUty, $1.10 to $1.25, few poorer, lower. Red ype, I8i bu. crates, few, $2 to $2.15. Carrots: demsnd good, msrket stesdy. Sicks, 48-1 lb. film packed, $2.15 to $2.40; 50 lbs. loose, $1.85 to $2.10. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket stesdy. 16 in. crates, Pascel type, 5 dor. end Isrgcr, $4.50; 4 dor. end smeller, $4; beetle, 24 count, film wrap­ ped, $5. Chinese Cabbage: demand good, mark** aUghtly strong­ er. 18 in. crates, $2.75 to $3. Endive: demsnd fair, msr­ ket weaker, 1 1/9 bu. crates, $2.50 to $3. Escarole: demand alow, market weaker, 1 1/9 bu. crates $2.25 to $2.75. Lettuce: demand g o o d , market stronger on limited offerings. Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, few $4; Ice­ berg type, WB crates, 2t count, $2.50 to $3. Onions, green: demand light, market steady. Crates, $ dos. bunches, $3. Parsley: demand light, market steady. Crates, 5 dot bunches, $2, Radishes: demand alow, market weak. Baskets, film packed, Red variety, 304 ox., 15c to $L . Spinach: offerings light. Buihal basket, Savoy type, $1.76. By Jane Casselberry The district meeting of the WSCS will be held Friday, Feb. 28, starting at 9:30 a.m., at the First Methodist Church in Eustis. The church bus will leave the Casselberry Community Methodist Church at 8:30 a.tn, for those wishing transporta­ tion. All WSCS officers are urged to attend and all others arc welcome. DeLand District W S C S WMU Schedules Study Course To M e e t In Daytona MINTED — Pictured above — face o f the K e n n e d y half-dollar now being minted at Philadelphia and Den­ ver. By midsummer, the new coins should be in gcnerul circula­ tion. Upsola Church Sets Supper By .Mrs. II. L. Johnson The Ups&la Presbyterian Church will have a fellowship covered dish supper In White Hall of the church this Sun­ day starting at 8:30 p.m. Youth of the church will be in charge of the supper. A musical program and group singing will follow. Rev. James Hardin is serving as supply minister. Members arc asked to bring a covered dish and s friend. The third annual meeting o f the DeLand District Wom­ an's Society of Christian Ser­ vice o f the Methodist Church will be held next Thursday, Fob. 27, in tho First Metho­ dist Church, Daytona Bench. All officeri and members of the local societies in this dis­ trict are welcome and urged to nttond. An excellent program is planned. Guest speaker will bo Dr. Vela .Cleveland, an ac­ tive mrdiral missionary from India. Dr. Cleveland is a na­ tive c f Florida, born and raised in Ft. Meade. She was educated at Asbury College, Duke University, and Tulane University and after teach­ ing in this country, had her first appointment to the mis­ sion field In 1959. She i* now at the Ellen Thoburn Cowen Memorial Hospital In Kolar, India, whero she does Billtime anesthesia and some pediatrics. She also is secre­ tary o f the Methodist Medical Scholarship program In India, She la supported In the field hy the Florida Conference Woman's Society. Another outstanding guest at th* meeting will b* Mr*. David Thurman of Miami, President o f the Florida Con­ ference Wcmnn’a Society. Mr*. Bruce Gray o f Hastings, pre­ sident o f the district, will preside at the meeting and there will be election o f o f­ ficer* for the 1904-Cfl term, as well as Installation by the district superintendent, I)r. Joe Tolle, o f DeLand. Awards for achievement will be made to the local societies at this time. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. and tho meeting will be called to order at 0:30. Thero will be a nursery for smull children. Dismissal will l>e by 2:16 p.m. By Jane Casselberry The Prsirle Lake Baptist Church WMU circles will meet at the church Monday at 9:30 a. m. for short business meetings to be followed by a study course from 10 a. m. until noon under the direc­ tion of Mrs. Marie Painter. The course will be on th* home mission work of tho Southern Baptist Convention. It will be based on the study book, ''Apogee.’ ' The WMU will conduct a week of prayer, March 2-6, for the annual Annie Arm­ strong Home Missions Offer­ ing. A nursery will be provided Monday morning and follow­ ing the program, members will go to the Trade Wind* Cafeteria for lunch. JA Y C E E ‘S Fertilizer Sale T O M O R R O W - S A T ., FEB. 22nd WHEELER JC 6-6-6 25% Organic Lb. Sack LOOK ! ! Inncrapring Mattress Renovation Specinl Delivery Includes: • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Brand New Insulation where needed To Your Door CALL SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-6321 NOW 322-5481 9:00 A. M. to 5 I*. 31. Today and Tomorrow PROCEEDS TO ------ J aycees Community Projects FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY f64 Corvair Monza L* AI------1 x Prairie Lake Brotherhood To Meet By Jane Casselberry The Brotherhood of the Prairie I-ake Baptist Church will meet Monday for a eov e re j dish supper at fl:3o p.m to be followed at 7:30 by a business session and p~ogram. Ed Steinbeck, Brotherhood Christian witness leader, will present a program on home mission work of the Southern Baptist Convention which cov era such fields as goodwill centers, hospitals, children's homes, nible school* and col leges. The program is being pre­ sented in preparation for the annual A n n i e Armstrong Home Missions Offering to be taken March 1-3. Proceeds from the offering will go to work of Southern Baptist churches. Floyd Bailey will lead the group in singing. at a 6 p. m. banquet in the Sanford Naval Air Station ballroom, Capt. Mayo, who commands six squadron* bated at San­ ford, will use color slide* in diicuailng the lm|tortance of the new air program to Cen­ tral Florida and the Navy. Hanford has l>cen selected as tho mnatcr bate for support­ ing deployment of the msch two (twice the speed of sound) Vigilante to carriers operating in tho Atlantic, Mediterranean and Pacific. Prior to the dinner, the group will tour the air station and inspect one o f the sleek twin-jet reconnaissance bomb­ er*. Their KA6C orientation will also include a carrier landing demonstration using the NAS Sanford runway's special flight deck mirror sys­ tem. Although they have Tho visit by the Central mouths, some adult fireflies Florida Council is psrt of a continuing Nsvy League pro­ are believed never to eat. gram for keeping abreast of OVER 35 YEARS developments in naval tech­ nology. At First A Palmetto (Alongside old po*t office) Farm Brief It is estimated that during harvest season soy bean loss­ es run high as 25 per cent. Attention to machinery ad­ justments, harvesting condi­ tions and the like usually would save many dollars worth of valuable crops. Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Reds READY TO PUT IN A WELL? Juat Make One Stop For Everything You Need To Do The Job: COMPLETE L IN E OF PUMPS, A S L O W A S 8omo cars do tholr beat out on the highway. Othora aeem tailor-made for driving on city street*. Then there’s Corvair—that geta along Just great moat anywhere. Bwiahing along a highway. Scurrying around in trai&o. Or wading through a soggy trail. Take highway driving. Corvair*! got a bigger new engine with horsepower up nearly 19% in tho standard version. But in case figures don’t impress you, just wait until you head • Corvair for some faraway places. You’ll get the message. Toko city driving. Corvair’s trim size, light steering (because Lite engine weight’s in the rear) and fiat comer- *59 50 Tanka. Drive-Well Point*, Control*, Electric Wire And Accessories Do-lt-Your Sellers Rent One Of Our Portable Well Drilling Machines To Make The Job Eaay. SAVE MONEY NOW — CASH and CARRY THE CHEAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chsmlet •Chsvslt •Chevy □ •Corvair •Comtt* See them at your ChmoUt Showroom W ALL SUPPLY 111 N. French A t*. 822-5412 H O LLER M O T O R S A L E S C O M P A N Y Sanford, Florida Wholeg^le and Retail fag make anything from rush-hour driving to parking a dnefc. Take back-road driving. The weight of Corvair’* engine beering down on the rear wheels gives them remarkablo gripping power on most any kind of surfae* whether it’s loose, solid, dry, wet—or even ■now oovered. Something else you ean take note of, too: There’s no radiator to overheat or run dry. No hoses to check or replace. No need for antifreeie. The engine’s air cooled, the brakes self-adjusting. Beginning to sound like n car you ean really warm up to? Then there’s only one thing left to take: a ride in one at your Chevrolet dealer’s. SE C O N D A N D P A L M E T T O 9 SA N F O R D 32 2-0711 f �\ Truth Stirring Enough G eorft Washington'! birthday an. niversary prompts a thought: Why do we make up fables to illustrate the greatness of our country's statesmen when their real Uv­ ea are so much more Impressive? Why do we have to make so much out o f the legend that Washington told his father he had, indeed, cut down the cherry tree? It is fine, o f course, that Wash­ ington was truthful. But It la a pity we must make up fables to Illustrate his honesty. Washington should be remembered for other, greater deeds; for his real accomplishments. Born in Westmoreland County, Va., Washington did not attend school until after ho was 11 years old. Yet when he W’as only 10 he started a career as a surveyor. It was when he was a surveyor that Gov. Dinwiddle o f Virginia wished to serid a message to the French along the Ohio River valley and chose Washington to lead a small group o f men on the 1,000mile journey. Washington had adventures on that Journey that were worthy o f the Daniel Boone legend. When the call went out fo r sold­ iers during the French and Indian War, Washington met the challenge and served bravely. He was chosen a delegate to the First and Second Continental Con­ gresses. It was the second in 1775 that ho was chosen to lead an Amer­ ican army. The army consisted o f raw, un­ trained citizens. These men had come from their farms at the news of trouble. They were without un­ iforms and camp equipment. Their rifles were their own. It was Washington's task to shape them into a fighting team. For sev­ en years he fought not only the British, but apathy, defection and a wrangling Congress from 13 inde­ pendent, sovereign, jealous states. After the war, Washington was asked to preside over the conven­ tion which framed the Constitution. It was this same Constitution which irovided for a president, and Washngton was asked to be the first president o f the United Stales. Which of theso deeds, should he be remembered for? He was not a military genius. No one claims he was. There is some argument as to whether he was a great president. He was not even a polished surveyor. What, then, should he be remem­ bered for? George Washington should be re­ membered as a mnn who so loved his country that he was willing to serve it in any way he could, a man who spent his life in the public serv­ ice. Truly It can be said o f him that he pledged his life, fortune and his honor to the ideals o f the Declara­ tion o f Independence, the Constitu­ tion, and his country. i V Robert Nevln voice* the with e f nil newspaper ed­ itors, tee, for many brilliant people feB abort o f succoro by failure to use the strat­ egy o f tbe littel "o r." Scrap­ book this cane. It can show yen hew te widen yoar In-’ finance. And need for the booklet below. CASE R-489: Robert Nevln, aged about 30, ia the ehrewd editor of n very popular dent­ al journal. "Dr. Crane," he suggested, "I with you'd devote your next monthly article in our megasine to the topic: 'Speak the patient’s language,' defects affecting from 80,000 to 40,000 babies born each year. The outlook fo r more conquests is bright. But we cannot overlook the fact that the heart and blood vessel diseases still constitute our foremost health problem. They are responsible for over 54 percent of all deaths. So, put out the welcome mat for your Heart Sunday visitor. Profit by the heart-guarding literature she will leave at your home. Make your contribution a generous one. And remember: More Will Live — the More You Give I Thought For Today "W e do not well: this day is a day o f good tidings, and we hold our peace: — " II Kings 7:9b. KJV So said the four starved lepers as they gorged themselves on the newly found food in the Syrian Army camp — thinking about their starv­ ing families back home. How eager are we to give the Bread o f Life to those who are spiritually starving? • • * Who alone has immortality and dwells unapproachable light, whom no man has ever seen or can see. To him be honor and eternal domin­ ion. Amen.— I Timothy 6:10. 0 0 0 The wages and heroes o f history are receding from us, and history contracts the record o f their deeds into a narrower and narrower page. But time has no power over the name and deeds and words o f Jesus Christ— William Channing. Lake Mary Mr*. Prose** Wee ter SSI-3119 Lake Monroe Mr*. H. L. Johnson 333-4733 Longwood Mr*. Donna Baton 331-33If North Orlande Mrs. Moon Grinstoed 333-3391 "F or we find that a great many doctors, as well as other professional men, Ulk over tbe beads o f thslr patients and clients." The art o f persuasion is based on complete understand­ ing between seller and buyer or doctor and patient or teach­ er and puplL Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley By B ty Cromley WASHINGTON - (NBA) Below 0 » surface of debate over reliability of U. S. miss­ iles lies a deflate scientific problem we are movlns with alt possible haste to correct Responsible m in Ho scient­ ists question after a strong Russian nuclear attack bow many missiles we are certain will ba usabls and accurate. The damage they fear Is from radiation and neutrons which would be liberated by eoemy blasts. With conventional circuitry, high-lntenslty radiation pulses from a nuclear explosion can scramble the memory of a missile guidance computer, prematurely trigger a decision circuit and cause other equip­ ment malfunction. A one-megaton explosion in space will produce a crip­ pling 10- mUtloB-roentgen-persecond pulse more than 110 mllee eway. Effecta of these tees have been measured through almost a quarter of mile o f earth. Stape are being taken to correct these dlfflculUes. The Defense Department Is InstallIng circuits, tubes, insulation and sensing devices better able to withstand this electro­ magnetic pulse. Some component! are being aealed In vaeuum so there is no air to be ionised and cause stray currents. Components mads of metal-ceramic com­ binations art being substitut­ ed for components mads of radiation - susceptible organic materials. Some circuits will be kept at high temperatures to de­ feat the effects of sudden electromagnetic pulses. Some parts o f the missile control system are being rejlggered to operate at higher frequency levels less likely to be effect­ ed by the electromagnetic pulse sent out by a nuclear explosion. Missiles and their sites are being hardened against radia­ tion as well as blast. Shielding is being inserted to protect sensitive components. The nuclear test ban makes fUll-scale testa o f the new equipment Impossible. SmallMale testa have been satis­ factory. By mathematical in­ terpolation, the defense scien­ tists reason, the Minuteman, and Titan missile complexes probably will stand up—when refurbishing is completed— against electromagnetic pul­ ses sent out by all nuclear explosions, except those that are large and close by. "But we're not certain be­ yond all doubt", saya one scientist "And In defense we must be absolutely certain; that’s why we'rs keeping the intercontinental b o m b e r s , too." Tlie reason for lingering doubt Is simple. It Isn't al­ ways possible to know what big-scale pulses will do simply by miking small-scale tests and applying mathematics. Therefore the Defense De­ partment to pushing a series of experimental projects aim­ ed at wotting out new tech­ niques for testing the effects of nuclear explosions and elec­ tromagnetic pulses on tbs complex electronics of ear mIsiDe systems. By this same teat of relia­ bility, bombers would eeem to be even leae reliable than the big missiles. That to, a smaller percentage of inter­ continental bombers would probably live through an allout Soviet nuclear attack. Fewer would get through Red defenses. Polaris submarines should be In better shape. If they're hidden in the seas, far from targets, it unlikely that Urge nuclear weapons will explode nearby. The water also helps damp any electromagnetic pulse. The Pentagon theory, there­ fore, is that a combination of Mlnutemen, Titans, PoUrls submarines and Intercontin­ ental bombers should guaran­ tee there will be enough miss­ iles and bombers workable to defeat the Soviet Union If Khrushchev should attack—or to deter him from doing so. OUT Quotes Clergymen, too, indulge in long jawbreaker theological terms and don’t even know they are far over the head* of even the educated laymen. It it any wonder that so many pews are empty and many o f the filled seats con­ tain snooting parishioners? Doctors, too, forget that even college graduates don't know many anatomical terms or medical words. So a doctor usually thinks he la putting his ideas across. For his audience doesn’t want to aet ignorant, ao it may look as if it is understanding the doctor. But it may not grasp a thing he is saying! And he is fooled! "Yes, Dr. Crane," you may protest, "but w on t a lot of people think you aren't a com­ petent doctor if you dont use some fancy technical terms?” Yes, that is true, for we still Lave many college alumni who are intellectual fourfluihers. They went a speaker to ob­ fuscate the issue with polysyl­ lable circumlocution*. even when they themselves dont understand them. Mitch Miller recently men­ tioned thli same tendency of many snooty Americans who think no music can be good unless it is intricate and com­ plicated. Some of my psychology col­ leagues even critic!** this col­ umn because: "D r. Crane uses Z-eyllahl* words and makta psychology too simple." Actually you can NEVER mske anything too slmplet For tha simpler you can re­ duce abstractions, tha better teacher you are. But for the benefit o f those fourflushen, it is well to be­ come blllnguista. Employ two languages! Instead of a dentist'* talk­ ing about the "buccal aspect of the third molar," ha can please everybody if he ex­ plains his technical term with the little connective “ or." "Tbe buccal or cheek aide of the molar* thus throws a so; to the fourfluehert and y*| talks the language o f the av­ erage citixen. Advertiser* and news papa* editors, salesmen and winning politicians have long realised this vital need to talk tha lan­ guage of the customer. So send for my booklet "Tbs Ntw Psychology of Advertis­ ing and Selling," enclosing a lon g- stamped, return envel­ ope, plus 20 cent*. (Always write to Dr. Crane ia car* o f this news­ paper, enclosing g long stamped, addressed rove lop* and 2* cento to cover typing and printing costs when you send for ooo o f kb SHORT RIBS Whatever the cynics may say, service in one of the major political parties la one o f the most admirable meth­ ods o f dedicating oneself to the service o f one’s country. —Britain’s Lord Hails ham. T oo use soldiers to win the wnr but you use diplomats to win the peace. —A. G. Gaston, Negro busi­ nessman o f Birmingham, calling for a suspension of racial demonstrations. EVER NOTCf HOW CDNSOMtnv* IWERffXISWeSABSlNIHfi l£FTWN60P1«C#5Tl*? Reading a translation (o f Greek ir Latin) ia like feel­ ing a statue with your mittens on, not very satisfying. — Dr. 8 . Palmar Boyle o f Rutger* University, citing an increase in ciasiical stu­ dents. We Germans can again walk with our heads up. — Ex - Chancellor K o n r a d Adenauer, reviewing his 14 years aa head o f West Germany. OUR SIDE G LANCES By Galbraith WAY Phil Newsom Soys . . . DeGaulle’s Cup Full The air o f Jubilation and an almost physical fore*. confidence emanating from The breaks were going his President Charles d* Gaulle's way, and his cup was run­ Elys** Palace wag taking on ning over. Within the six-nation Euro­ pean Common Market he I successfully had beaten down Osteen West German objections and Mr*. Clirenro Snyder 333-4941 forced agreement s t a farm policy which promised to Oviedo Mrs. OrorjpsJKebey j benefit French fanners end relievo the preeaure e f agri­ cultural eurpli t * ether* e r e a u n tA s for able provided (N or Aa a e t deal Ml perron s Utte*. P r o try la p m France's place in It especially published hy Tiro MrooM. as it consented the United Editor, Herald: States, ho had proved heck Tiro staff o f the Central Into p pleee e f prominence ?«*• 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., February 21,1964 Florida Experiment Staltoo to Asia without the firing of feels that we had an excell­ n shot or the uro o f a ent attendance at our Field soldier hy the eimple expedi­ • n m a- o is M W i KntToa amo r m i i m Day Thursday. We are very ent o f granting diplomatic THANK VOI.TOI.IMIB. C if**U U ea . Cteeeml M ssa ero pleased that our program recognition to Rod China. l l l t u x 1~ BTMMBTMOM DOT URKKM was so well attended sod ap­ Associate Editor Advertising Mauagvr T h e Nationalist Chinee* V B U l TAN M W NAMMIKTT B . JOHNSON peared to be very much ap­ government o f Generalissimo Managing Editor Classified Direotor preciated by those in at* Chiang Kai-shek then re­ jvd t w u u Janus bmonmahhh Cnnaty Editor Nsolaoae Manager moved n situation which t a d s rrorrE M r a a o w ells We waai te thank you far might have canted some em­ •octotr Editor Moekenleal NepL your publicity prior to the barrassment hy breaking re­ meotlpg, which materially lations with France. l O a i c a i m o N aa' •ease D elivery Ny Mail satiated ia bringing this good Ahead ley the rosy vista Ita lM tv r e e it r AN attendance to us. We also He Week IM S t Tear • tt.ll t Tsar of Do Gaulle visits to Mexico M l I Month* want to ixpr tee our deep L it • Meathe next month and later visits t.l* I Month* LM I Meathe appreciation far tto excel­ i.e* I Month L** ________ l Meath to Argentina, Brasil, Ecua­ lent coverage yon gave our 7. a PoeMI Regulation* provide that all a all gghaarlpUeaa he dor end Colombia in the f e l l •aid la advance. Field Day to the Friday issue. A possible portent o f things John W. Wilson Catered as second eleoo w elter October II, t i l l at the Peel to come w m * n suggestion ifflca o f Sanford, Florida, under the Aet e f Ceagrees uf Marsh. from Panama, deeply The Herald Is a member o f the Unliee Press which te s e ­ Apocrypha broiled in a quarrel with tbe ttled eseluslvely to the uee for ropuhlloatloa e f ait the Heal lews printed la this newspaper. The Apocrypha wore writ­ United States, that that no­ <e part e f nap material, newa *r sarerttstag. e f this edition ten mostly in the centuries tion might also welcome at­ if The Bantord ------- Herald ------------------------ * * ‘te sup'manner with* before Chrtot'e Haro and after tention from Do Gaulle ia the map he reproduced •at written perm’ talea o f the pi publisher f The Herald. P H I , e____I H I H Any IV ndlvl-iaal ur firm reepeaelhle ter aueh reprudsetlea wUl be the other hooka o f the Old fe cit ed French eeeMemic as­ ■easUared aa Infringing on T hs Herald's copyright gag will he Testament ware completed. sistance, •eld liable for damaging nader the lew. PubllsSed dally except De Gaulle'* operating baa* istardey. Sunday gad Christmas i published Peter day proceeding Three now usually ere not printed In Sty* $anford ijrraUi Alas, our collegea tutor their students in a technical vocabulary that is strange to tbe average citixen. Aa • result, many brilliant men still can t sway the public for they d on t speak tbe lay­ man's language. Political Notebook Herald Area Correspondents Alternants Springs Mr*. Jells Berios 333-1113 Beer Lake-Foroet City Mrs. Maryana MU** S3S-M7B Casselberry Mrs. Jan# Casselberry S38-BI44 Chnloota Mrs. Jean Magia 333-3741 DeBary Mrs. Adam Mailer 343-4411 Enterprise Mies Helen Snodgraro 333-MI 1 Worry Clinic { M ore W ill Live When a Heart Fund Volunteer calls at your home in observance o f Heart Sunday, it is The Herald’s hope that the thought running through your mind will be some­ what as follows: "The dollars I have contributed to earlier Heart Fund drives have been used wisely and effectively. They have now begun to yield im­ portant dividends. Achievements to date show why it is important to continue to support the Heart Fund." It would require more space than this newspaper can spare to list all the achievements which Heart Fund dollars have helped to develop since th e .first Heart Fund campaign in 1940. Here are Just a few o f the highlights: 1. Thanks to significant advances in diagnosis and treatment, a high­ er percentage o f heart attack vic­ tims arc recovering from first at­ tacks and returning to their jobs. 2. The death rate from stroke has been reduced by 22 percent among A m e r i c a n men aged from 45 through 64 — the "prime o f life" years. 8. Medical science has learned how to prevent most initial and re­ current attacks o f rheumatic fever, frequent forerunner o f rheumatic heart disease. 4. New ways to control high blood pressure have been developed, reducing damage to heart, brain and Iddneys. 5. New surgical procedures can now correct roost congenital heart Dr. Crane's "-A N D I THOUGHT I HAD PROBLEMS'1' Letters ty and the suggestion that French eld, previously chan­ neled almost exclusively to former Freneh possessions, might now also be extended elsewhere. Despite the shock with which the United State# greeted De Gaulle's decision to recognise Rad China, it was part of a plan long ia the making and one which began to take form lest August when De Gaulle celled fo r n neutral and unified Viet Nam. The idee quickly gained Adherents. North Viet Nam, under se­ vere economic strain and des­ perately In need o f rice from the south, reacted enthusias­ tically. Cambodia, when it de­ cided to reject U.8 . aid, turn ed to France and received a warm reception. "W * are convinced that only France can build e bridge between East and West," declared Cambodia'* Prince Sihanouk, who proposed a union Cemdobl* and a unified Viet Nam. Ia Laos, Frank representa­ tives have been equally active, promoting e state visit to the king to Paris and a long-term program o f economic aid. De Gaulle, promising his ideas oa a belief the United State* eventually must with draw militarily from South­ east Asia, describes Red Chine aa * fere* in being. So, undoubtedly, is De Gaulfab T IZ Z Y C A R N IV A L By K ate Ouuin By Dick Turner 4 fiADfOS • WONOGAAPUS~\ M COM i *» semen “ Offhand I'd say It represents <*» ef « * actole PQ5S*** �Ufa tl D ays That Shook ' Oviedo PTO Sets Change Father O f Republic In Schedule .0 0 €; \ ' O ! Income Tax 0 | I 4 4 By Maryan* Mflae Mrs. Clae Bolin, o f tha Central Florida Blood Bank at Orlando, spoke W o re a meeting of tha Old Glory Blood Bank held Tueiday ev­ ening at the American Legion Home on Prairie I.aka In Fern Park. Tha meeting waa conduct­ ed Mrs. Lillian Severe of tha Old Glory I/Cglon Auxiliary Unit Representative* from participating organizations at­ tending included Harold Wil­ lis of the t.ongwood Fire De­ partment; Richard B. Lashley of the Bear Lake Elem­ entary PTA| kits. Patricia Dome o f the South Seminole Junior High PTA; Ed Furperson of Ascension l.uthrian Church of Caiselberry; Mrs Ruth Rudolph. Old Glory Auxiliary; M r a . Maryann Miles, South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Club; Mrs. Jos­ ephine R. Birks, Altamonte Spring* Civic Club and Muri is Rudolph, Old Glory Le­ gion Post. Explaining opviations and pm poses of the Blood Bank, Mrs. Bolin said: “ The blood hank, a non­ profit organization, is govern­ ed by a board o f director*. No outside financial assistanca It received and opera­ tions are carried on solely from laboratory fees. No vol­ unteer help is uses! and all employes are paid. "The greatest source of fi­ nancial lost is when • mo­ bile unit collects only 15-18 bottles of blood on a visit. At least 35 pint* must be re­ ceived to make a mobile unit trip worthwhile ainee on taeh visit there always ia one doc­ tor, one technician, two train­ ed nurse* and a mobila unit driver. "Blood can come only from an Individual. It cannot be manufactured. H it good only for 21 day*. On the 22nd day it must be made Into plas­ ma. Therefore, there must be a constant source o f dona­ tions to keep an adequate supply on hand. “ Age limit* for giving blood are from 21 to 60 years. Those from 18 to 21 mutt have the content o f their par­ ents nr be head o f a house­ hold or a member o f arm­ ed force*. "So far Florida is the on­ ly state which hat been able to keep the price o f blood at By Bernice Kelsey A change in nnnuul meeting I schedules was approved lust week by the Oviedo PTO which met in regular session in the school auditorium with Jack Symcs presiding. Next year the o p e n i n g , meeting will be held in Sep­ ts mber rather than in October and the last meeting o f the term will be held in April in­ stead o f May. An urgent plea was mudo for volunteers to work in the school clinic. It was pointed out that all interested persons may serve whether or not they have a child in school and that the help would be greatly appreciated. Appuinted as a nominating committee to recommend offi­ cers for the coming year were Ms. John Courier, Mrs. Ben Jones and Mrs. Dean Green. Mrs. Jack Bratton announc­ ed that the newly organized "The dark cloud of addic­ Band Booster Club is planning tion has no place in the sun­ to sponsor a square dunce on March 8, beginning at 8 p. m. A PORTRAIT OF CHIEF OSCEOLA is slmwn beintr completed by Sirs. shine of our state." Location will be announced. Grctchen Crowell, a Sun ford nrtist. Mrs. Crowell recently displayed the Speaking was Frank S. Cas­ Roomrount was won by Mrs. work o f art nt the Sunford-Seniinole Art Association's annual show. The tor, director of the Florida Peter Wright's sixth grade j jKirtruit of the fumed Seminole Indian will be sent to u friend of Mrs. Bureau of Narcotics. He was class. Crowell’s in Culifontiu. (Herald Photo) For the p r o g r a m the addressing the Sanford-SemInole Junior Chamber of <school’s Drama Club present­ ed a play, "Couldn't I Kiss Commerce Thursday noon at You Goodnight?” Making up the Civic Center. the cast were Kuy Wiggins, He offered graphic evidence Marshall Lingo, Rusty Jcpson, in a film as to how a teen- Gay lllrey and Connie Mor­ age couple started the down­ gan. ward trek as a thrill, then Refreshments were served deteriorated to the "point of by Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Jack no return.” IJru tton, Mrs. Leon Olliff, They had started with mari­ Mrs. James Michael and Mis. juana, and then to heroin and Vanurio Adriatieo. morphine; the boy got caught stealing to pay the 850-a-day toll (or the drugs, the girl was arrested as a prostitute. Marijuana, Castor declared, Boy Scout Troop 507. spon­ is considered the most dan­ gerous item known to man. sored by Grace Methodist He ahowed samples of the Church, will hold a Rally Day drug in its various forms at the church grounds Satur­ from seed to the ultimate day from 4 to 8 p.m, Tha program will consist cigarettes. "Marijuana," the speaker o f a demonstration of Scout said, "affects no two persona skills, the projects they have alike. It givci the illusion of been working on will be dis­ physical strength. It forces played and the camping area A MOTHER AND HER TWO CHILDREN were hurt, one seriously, when them to lose the power of will be open for inspection. tins auto went out o f control on SU 4iU east of Oviedo’s business section. judging time, space and Also movies on Scouting will Tho cur overturned three times und came to u halt in n palmetto thicket speed. It leads to insanity and be shown. some B0 feet from the rond. Mrs. Violet Hudson of Chuluotn sustained a All families of the Scouts violence." back injury and her two children, Roland and Mildred, suffered head in­ He pointed to the trouble and others interested in Scout­ juries. (Herald Photo) experienced with bands tour­ ing are invited to attend and ing the area and whose mem­ bring a picnic dinner. The bers bring marijuana with boys will serve coifce and # them. He said hla office be* •oft drinks. llevea the majority of it WASHINGTON (UI’ I) — the main hope for the latest, ed States think about the comes from New York. Sen. J. Williams Fulhriglit, Saigon regime lay in full sup possibility of withdrawing its Castor emphasized the im­ port and encouragement from forces from South Viet Nam. portant therapeutic value the (D-Ark.), said today the Unit­ the United States. drugi have when administer­ Dirksen told a news con­ ed States ahould do what it By Maryann Milas Otherwise, he said, it would ed correctly by a physician. neutralization could to bolster the new re­ have little incentive to try to ference that Members o f the Bear Lake "B u t," he added, "men had produced a "bitter ex­ gime in South Viet Nam be­ Garden Circle o f tha Or­ bring stability and order to with $50,000 and <7S,000-a.ycar perience" in Laos and a jobs art losing them duo to lando Garden Club will par­ fore considering any long- the war-torn nation. "kick In the face" for the ticipate in presenting the range plans tor Southeast the use of the drugs." Fulbrighl declined to com ­ United States in Cambodia. formal rose garden for tha Asia. ment on Senate Democratic They take "bennies" (ben­ Javits told tho Senate: Fulbrighf, chairman of the Leader Mike Mansfield's pro­ TIME FOR zedrine pills) ia the daytime Central Florida Exposition "The American prople track Senate Foreign Relations which opens In Orlando Mon­ posal for full consideration of what is being done in South to keep going and then use a KOOAK CAMERA Committee, told a reporter neutralization as an eventual barbituate at night to sleep. day. Viet Nani—they aro not In Plana for the project were solution In Viet Nam. He left any mood to hack aw'ay. If The cycle Is repeated with little doubt he regarded neu- they are, they should not be. ever-lncrcaalng amounts until made at tha last meeting o f tralizalion as no solution for We are taking casualties, lyit the victim ia lost to society, the Bear Lake group which CAMERA SHOP the present problem. the narcoUes chief declared. was held at tha home o f Hie alternatives are for more 210 8. PARK AVE. The program waa arranged Mrs. llerschel Chapman, 3617 Mansfield's proposul touch­ dire." March 10 at 7:30 p.m. at ed off an airing of the Viet­ Bonnie Drive. by Harold Chapman. the Civic Center Miss Myrtle namese situation in Senate Wilson, Home Demonstration debate. Great Savings on Easy Terms Agent, says that Martha Lo­ It drew firs from Senate FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE gan will make many colorful GUI* Leader Everett M. | garniihca that are really part Dirksen, IIL, and Sen. Jacob . of the menu as well as mak­ K. Javits. (H-N.Y.), Thursday. ing a Sweet-sour Pot Roast, Manslield replied that hr Beaf Kaboba and many other was not advocating neutrali­ zation but said, "w e ahould at meat dishes. were incurred while she was ited liberalization in the law The latest equipment will least consider (lie proposal." married. Mansfield, in a speech applicable to 1963 is that a be on display for you to see. For a married woman (that gainfully employed wife who Miss Logan will be using the Wednesday, said the neutrali­ Is, one neither divorced nor has been deserted by her hus­ latest in cooking equipment. zation proposal of French: S A V E B Y R O O M P U L I legally separated) to obtain band may be eligible for U>e The demonstration is free President Charles de Gaulle should not he rejected out of this deduction, she must as deduction. Also, her deduc­ and the public is invited. hand. a general rule be filing a tion (up to the $600 maxi-) He said Dc Gaulle's plan joint return with her husband mum for 1903 will not be re­ >me of the praka in the should be considered as a for 1961. And then, the duced dolls r-for-doUar for the alaehian Mountain system possible "new approach" (o amount allowed her as a de­ excess of their adjusted grots more than 6,000 fret in the over all problem. Mans­ duction la reduced dollar-for- Income over $4,500. a lion field also suggested the UnitFor t deserted wife to ob­ dollar as the combined ad­ justed grow Income of hus­ tain this new liberalized de­ band and wife exceeds $4,500. duction, however, the wife note this is gross, not tax­ mutt not have known of her husband's whereabouts st any able. income. The only exception to this time during 1963, and she strict rule Is where a hus­ must have applied to a court band was incapable of self- to compel him to pay sup­ for your support because he was men­ port. tally or physically defective. NEXT: Alimony sad child Far 1963, however, a husbaod wbese wife was thus incapaci­ support deductions.) tated does not get the same Real name o f A1 Jolson was deduction. O U R F O U N T A IN W IL L BE One new but relatively lim- Asa Yoelaon. Castor Talks On Narcotic Menace Scout Troop To Hold Rally Day Fulbrighf Asks Viet Nam Regime Be Bolstered Rose Garden Is Project M A T H E R of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUL Jhank Ijo u Patience ! O P E N M O N D A Y , FEB. 24 M O V I N G MOVING Faust AND S T Of f A G E F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 - 4 C* l<-y Av « - DRUG STO RE C O . I NC Watch For Our Grand Opening S.mfoitl. c l.t. l t t -0784 Car’s Hood Takes Off __ .* S Compare m e ! 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MiMrf'ra r i « w t u t da mn On s fo has* foton H a t e , s4 ms MtMt —**«« turn Ul IN SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DEBAKY ? C A L L Participating organisation*, $28 per pint plu* lift per let tip for each transfusion. which are required to have Other sUtea run from $35 five donor*, each, include, other than tho«a named, and up per pint. "Relatives or friend* from I.ongwood Civlr Club, Mis­ other state* may donate for sionary Society o f Long* Baptist Church, friend or family anywhere in wood the United States by report­ Churchwomen of Christ Epi­ ing to their nearest bank scopal Church of I.ongwood, stating the designation for I . o n g w o o d Tourist Club, the blood which will go I.ongwood Chamber of Comthrough a elearing house af­ , mere* end I.ongwood Home ter which K Is credited to \Demonstration Club. Individuals joining tha orv the desired location." i ganiration must maintain a The fact waa *trc**rd that blood hank balance of 12 hospitals, regardless of the ; pint* on hand at all time*. finance* o f a patient, do not Thr next visit o f th* mowant payment for blood. . . . |bile unit to Old Glory Bank they only wish it k> be re­ w ill be on March 12 from turned. 4:30 until T p.m. Mr*. Bolin told o f H i p Stork Club hank in which an expectant father or relative may give one pint which en­ titles the mother to receive any amount needed during DBS MOINES, Iowa (U P !) delivery. —Gov. Harold K. Hughes aat The only stipulation I* tliul down in hi* sleek new luxury the donation he made before automobile Wednesday and the baby is burn. j tried to lure on the windThe middle unit hu* mudo I shield wipers. II trips to Old Glory Post I Hughes, a former truck since 1957 and, at present, driver, hit the wrong button tli* popped In- Wieboldt's Meats Featured At Cook School Child Care M a y Be Deductible By Charles W. Srhaw aaaaa Written far Newspaper Enterprise Asm. (Fourth of 1* Articles) The child may be "father of the man" to Wordsworth, but to tha Internal Revenue « Service, a ch ik la any na­ tural or atepsoo or daughter under age oi 12. And if you've spent money in 1963 caring for such a child to enablo you to be gainfully employed, you may be eli­ gible for a tax deduction of •jp to 8600. The same deduction ia al­ © lowed for the care of any dependent with a gross In­ come under $600 who la In­ capable of oaring for him­ self. The only persons entitled to this deduction were wo­ men and widowers. The term "wldow-er" includes an un­ married individual who is legally - separated from his spouse under a decree of divorce or separate mainten­ ance. However, a divorce or legally separated husbaod may enly deduct child care expenses incurred while he was unmarried. A divorced wife may deduct her child care expenses for the whole year if she hag sot remarried before tha rad of tha y e a r even though the expenses _____________________TVi, Fet>. 21, *64— Paga IT Blood Bank Official Speaks To Local Group' PHOENIX, Arlz. (N E A )— | Cunies now the jubilee of that' Ri.ind and patriotic American! holiday— Feb. 22—which com-1 tnemoratea the moment when' George Washington was 11 days old. This little botch ia reported here in self .defense, because this is a presidential election >iar. In the home towns of certain favorite sons a visitor cannot even pass the time o f day without being warned sternly to keep the record straight. Well then, to keep the rec­ ord straight, George Washing­ ton was born on Feb. 11, 1732 — just about 2.500 years after a Human set up the western world's first calendar. It was 804 days long, di­ vided Into 10 months. Within 25 years, observant Romans began to notice that NewYear's Day kept falling in dif­ ferent seasons. To remedy the a i l m e n t , King Numa added two months to each year and a third month in alternate years. But even so, by the time Julius was Caesar, it was literally Juna In January. And despite his tinkerinr, the calendar was out of whack by the time o f Augustus. In 632 A.D* the Roman cal­ endar gave way to the Chris­ tian calendar. Research by the watchmakers o f Switzerland reveals that the Christian cal­ endar planners calculated the year at 365.25 days— an error which adds up to a full day lest each 128 years. Consequently, by 1003 tho first day of spring fell on March 16, and arould be fall­ ing on about March 1 now if Pope Gregory XIII had not brought the matter to the at­ tention o f the Council of Trent. Consultation with astronomeis, therefore, brought about the edict In 1582 that the day foiling Thursday, October 4, would be Friday, October 15, thus making up for 11 days lost in the eror of timekeep­ ing. But England and her col­ onics, at odds with the Church o f Rome, refused to follow the edict of Trent for nearly 200 years. G e o r g e Washington was 20 years old when the necessary 11 days were added to the English calendar. It was no real problem until after Washington*! d e a t h , w h e n Congress deliberated making his birthday a nation­ al holiday and had to decide whether ha had been bore on Feb. 11 as hla birthday rec­ ords said, or on Feb. 22 as the astronomers calculated. In the end, of course, they legislated him Into the latter and the books hare been clos­ ed on the subject for 150 years—with one small reser­ vation. Pope Gregory's calendar o f 1682 has a yearly error o f 26 seconds. And if history holds tiue, by the year 6075 George Washington's birthday will be Feb. 23. Wiatmt — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION LOTT HOME A P P L IA N C E Stinford'a Only Air Conditioned Furniture Slure T V and Appliance 203-09 E. 1st 8T. Call FA 2-0983 838-1484 Repair and Service or 838-3933 • , i • r �Ike •cwfnrh V m ll Miss Margo Elizabeth Dunn Weds William. Jerry Austin Of Tennessee Miss Margo Dunn, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Sanford, wed William Jerry Austin, son of Mrs. M o l l y Austin, Springfield. Tenn., at the First Baptist Church on Feb. S, with Rev. Fred Chance officiating. The Valentine theme was used throughout the double ring ceremony. White gladioli and red hearts were effec­ tively arranged. Music was supplied by tha Organ playing of Mrs. Mar­ vin Milam. The bride's gown wss made by her mother. The semi-for­ mal gown was of whit*, satin featuring a peg skirt, which was accented by soft unpress­ ed pleats. The bodice showed a round neckline and wrist length fitted sleeves fastened with three tiny pearl buttons. She wore a tulle bow on her head from which fell a cas­ cade of ailk bridal illusion. The bride carried a white Bible topped with a single white orchid. The matron of honor, Mrs. Joey Muse, wore a pale blue crepe sheath and a pillbox Mrs. Fred Chance Entertains Group A t Meeting Mrs. Fred Chanee wss hos­ tess for the monthly meeting o f the Homemakers Sunday School class o f the First Bap­ tist Church at her homo, 1100 Park Avenue, recently. The devotion was given by Mrs. George Plttard, who pointed out that everyone should have a special place to pray |pd should pray with n listening oar. Mrs. R. A. Cohan, vice pres­ ident, presided over tha busi­ ness meeting. The secretarytreasury report was given and various items o f business dis­ cussed. After the business session was closed with a prayer by Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., teacher, n social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Chance, assisted by Mrs. H. E. Long, served refresh­ ments o f potato chips, dip, cookies, nuts, punch and coffee. Those class members at­ tending were: Mrs. J o e Routfa, Mrs. Noah Booth, Mrs. A. P. Rshn, Mrs. Calvin Jardine, Mrs. Curtis Green, Mrs. Hal Colbert, Mrs. Eugene Pennington, Mrs. M i l t o n Smith, Mrs. Douglas Stenatrom, Mrs. Clyde Piercy, Mrs. John Fuller and Mrs. Carl G. TUlls. Enterprise Personals Tha Alfred Lampp family o f Winter Park wars Sunday guests o f Mr. and Mrs. For­ rest Nutt. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Hlldefaraadt o f Northern Michigan art occupying t h e Long Apartments this month. Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Lud­ low are the proud parents of a son, weighing flva pounds, nine ounces, named Todd Mi­ chael. Todd was born in the West Volusia Memorial Hos­ pital In DeLand. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM AUSTIN Osteen Personals hearts. A bride doll and a bowl of pink camellias were arranged beside the umbrella of girts. Refreshments of cake, cran­ berry punch, nuts and as­ sorted Valentine candles were served to the guests. Those invited to honor Miss Johnson were: Mrs. Melvin Dekle, Mrs. Webster Hunt, Mrs. 0 . G. Owens, Mrs. Doris Stine, Mrs. Ted Hawkins, Misa Emma Jean Methvln, Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mr*. Eugene Gilmartln. STO R EW ID E Mr. and Mrs. S. G of ML Morris, N. V., were re­ cent guests of their cousin, Mrs. Frank George. Mrs. A. Dandy and daugh­ ter, Angie, were guests of Mrs. Harry Osteen, Sunday. They are from New Rochelle, * * The Dorcas Sunday 8 ehool c l a s s o f Central Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. J. R. Weaver for the monthly business and aocial meeting. Mra. J. G. Osburn the meeting with an Impress­ ive devotional dow'a Mite." Mrs. dow's Mr*. J. < Q. Gal­ loway conducted the b buaineia meeting with report* reports from most of the officers. officer*. Mrs. ) C. J. Wilkcnson closed tbs the meet­ ing with a prayer. The class da** enjoyed games, led by Mrs. It. O. Bai Bass, and unusual Bible qulxes. The hostess served irefresh­ ments to the following attendHarman, ants Mrs. W. L. H ants: Mrs. John Key, Mrs. T. A. Rivers, Mrs. M. E. Webb, Richardson, Mrs. Mrs. T. G. Richardson A. J. Naugher, Miss Clara Swaggerty, Mrs. Phillis Nash, Mrs. GaU Gall Smith, Mrs. Geor­ Mrs. 1 L. N. Hollo­ gia Colves, Mra. way, Mrs. W. E. Holloway and Mrs. L. S. Appleby. The group is planning a covered dish supper at tha church for their March meet ing. Ushers for the were Joey Muse, Pau and Leonard Weirs. A reception followed at the home of Mrs. Paul Braddy, sister o f the bride. The less was assisted by sister, Mrs. Robert Berg. The reception room was decorated With pink and white camellias arranged in crys­ tal antique vases on a white linen cloth. A crystal epergne held white tapers surrounded with white and pink flowers. A large crystal bowl filled with pink punch and a three tiered wedding cake complet­ ed tha beautifully decorated table. The wedding couple will reaido In Pensacola, where the bridegroom is stationed with the U. S. Navy. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg, o f Orlando, and LeRoy Hod' The Welcome Wagon Club gins of St. Augustine. of Sanford held Its .monthly meeting recently at the Mar Lou RestauranL Tickets for the 8prlng Fash Ion Flair were distributed by Mrs. H. D. Rowland, chair­ man o f reservations, to the group. This Flair will be held in the Policemen's Benevolent Brenda Patterson was feted Hall on March 17 from 12:30 with a party in honor of her until 4 p.m. Entertainment 13th birthday, at the home of will consist of card games her parents, Mr. and Mrs and, of course, the highlight of the day Is the fashion show. Hardy Patterson. Proceeds from the ticket The guests enjoyed a va­ sale will go to the club’s riety of fun, such as taping chirity work. The affair Is each other’s voleea on a tape open to the general public recorder, a scavenger hunt Tables may be reserved by for the most unusual items, calling Mrs. Rowland. Spon which was won by Cindy Lip- sors for the sbow are Gar­ pincott, and dancing to the rett’s Department Store, San­ latest pop music. ford Jewelry, Cut and Curl Refreshments of c a k e , and the Ace Beauty Shop. punch, ice cream and assort­ Mrs. A1 Probst, president, ed Valentine candies were appointed the following for served. The room was dec­ the nominating committee: orated in the traditional Val­ Mrs. Benn Shafer, Mra. Ro­ entine colors of red, pink and bert Tbornell and Mrs. Roy white. The table was overlaid Pounds. This committee will with a lace tablecloth center­ be for the election of officers ed with an arrangement of in April. pink rosea. During the social hour, card Those attending this fun- games were won by Mrs. Wil­ filled evening were: Cindy liam Erbold, Mrs. C. D. Otty, Lipplncott, Paula Holcolm, and Mary Thompson; tha Shirley Lavender, S h e 111 e door prise by Mrs. J. LaFol Shelton, Jackie Jones, Jean- lette, and tb* centerpiece by nle Carter, Jano Grant, Deb­ Mrs. Vincent Ruta. bie Moose, Gail Hundley, The guests invited to this Martha Rose, Charlotte Nel­ meeting were Misa Mary son, Margo Prentiss, Jean Thompson, Mrs. R i c h a r d LIdle, Patti* White, Kathy Schwab, Mrs. Glenn McDan Hutchison, B r e n d a Bloods- ie), Mrs. William Wade and worth, Marsha Mundy, Bev­ Mrs. William Erbold. erly Hunt, Glenn Jones, David Cook, Jim Heckenbach, Shut up an argumentative George Hitchcock, J i m m y and obnoxious guest by put­ Palmer, Duane Rogers and ting him to work. Or, have Pat Kelly. him entertain. AMIDST CUPIDS, flowers, and glltterinjr starn. Miss Sherry Thrasher waa crowned “ Queen o f the Ball" at the annual Glee Club Ball at Semi­ nole High School. Tha Matson Jardin Res­ taurant In Altamonte wee the site for a meeting o f tha board members o f the Lake Mary Woman'a Club. Black and whlta placements, white mllkglass, and red napkins added to the atmosphere of relaxation. Tha table waa cen­ tered with a low white bowl o f red and pink popple*. f t MMAVR HURT QUALITY Supply O f Eggs Increases For March By Myrtle Wilson Nina it*ma appear on tha U.8 . Department o f Agricul­ ture! Plentiful Fooda List for March. Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent, Bay* tha features are eggs- pea­ nuts and peanut products. A lio Included are beef, broiler-fryers, rice, potatoes, canned corn and ripe elivea, and fresh apples. March is an egg month, and euppllei at this time of year are always generous. This year it no exception. There has been no reduction In the number o f layers, and they are producing more eggs per hen.-Plan to use egg* every way you can think of. Eggs provide valuable pro­ tein for good health and strong bodies. Clothing Project flame-colored gladioli of un­ even heights in a brass con­ tainer. All her arrangementa were beautifully interpreted. The site for this program was the home o f Mrs. R. p . Robison, with Mrs. Myrog Smith, co-hostess. Tha meet­ ing was opened by the presl. dent, Mrs. C. D. Perry. Fu­ ture calendar events, such as the flower show to be held ig the Civic Center In April, were discussed. Several reports from th* building committee were brought to the circle by Mrs. Clyde Ramsey. Also an ex. cellcnt talk on horticulture was presented by Mrs. C. W. Baker. Those attending were: Mrs. W. A. Yung. Mrs. J. R. Wells, Mrs. W. B. Wray, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. Charles Weav­ er, Mrs. L. E. Leoper, Mrs. I. E. Batten, Mrs. E. S. Me Callum and Dr. Doris Cline. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The girls 4-H Club of Osteen WELCOMING met at the Baptist Church an­ Old ft Now Friend* nex Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lowell Pettis, the lead­ Harold Gilstrap er, and assistants, Mrs. John Has Returned T* Cutter and Mrs. John Jurss. TOMMY’S The girls are making skirts City Shoe Repair It was announced that Mist and blouses. Shop Attending were Kathy and Phyllia Mitchell won the ea> 210 Sanford Are. June Sermons, Beth Pettis, eey contest, entitled "Our Material, Workmanship and Satisfaction American Heritage” , eponior- Becky Cutter, Sue Byers, Di­ ane Smedbcrg and Linda Guaranteed ed by the club. Phyllli, who Whldden. la a sixth grade student, wai given an |18.76 bond. She will read her winning essay at the Capri luncheon to be held on Feb. 27. Runnerup was Miss Suian Schurab. NEW LOCATION 121 N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL The group alio planned an Arthritis Breakfast to raise We have completely redecorated, added money for the Arthritis Fund. new equipment ana fixtares to serve yoa better. Mrs. Frank Leone la in charge of. this project. Minnie Bess Garner — Helen Smith Shirley Mead* The board memberi noted that three o f the club mem­ Ph. 322-3914 bers had recently participat­ ed in the Fifth Annual A rt Show, and ona o f tho mem­ ber* was awarded with tha highest honors. Mrs. Beth Gregory’s "Spring Flowers" was chosen best in the show. She was also awarded merits for her portraits e f “ My Son" and "Young Girl." The other two members partici­ pating were Mrs. Catherine Dodaon and Mrs. Elalna Poor. Mra. Hugh Tillis, educa­ IT T O N I tional chairman, announced that $20 had been collected by the club for the March o f Dlmei. Mra. Vijaya Boutwell, • guest o f the club has recent­ ly moved to town from Dahli, India. Mra. Boutwell wore a gorgeous blue sari with gold trim, which waa tha talk of the day and tha envy of tho gala. For Fashion Flair ■enneui Program Eva Bess Beauty Shop ComeSee OurWASHINGIOffS I BIRTHDAY! F R IG ID A IR E Bargains SATU RDAY AND BOSSA NOVA ACCENT RUGS! TUB! *188 84" s 44" E L E C T R IC Sanford CO. Ph. 322-0915 SU N DAY O NLY! 2 ™ $7 With Trade Sid Viklta 112 Macttolla Meets T o Further By Lake M ary Woman's Club •IANT RANDALL Osteen 4-H Club Distributes Tickets FEATURED WASHER HAS 2 SPEEDS, 8 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FAR. RIC WASHING. Medal WCDAB-1 Mrs. Wi E. Klrchhoff, a member of the Dirt Gardners Circle, was tha speaker on “ Legendary Symbolism of Flowers,” which hss been hsndcd down from religion to religion, belief to belief, and generation to generation, at the meeting of the circle. Some of the sacred symbols of bygone clays are used by us today at holidays, special events and churches. To il­ lustrate love, sh* chosa a crescent of red carnations en­ circling a Madonna. For an arrangement to be used In a church, she chose "Tongues of Flam e" formed of tall W inning Essay Announced Brenda Patterson As Flowers” Dirt Gardeners Circle W elcom e Wagon A P P L IA N C E SALE Mrs. Raymond FeQ is spending a week with her sis fer, Mrs, Ella Sanders, In Boston, Ga. Mrs. Mabel Hood o f Murphysboro, 111., and Mrs Gladys Jeanison and Eldrid o f Sanford called on Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Monday. bord, it la a large assortment of tempting dishes served in a colorful, bountiful and in­ viting manner. Upon approaching the Ice table, one may choose from several different molds such as leverpaster (liver plate), salmon or lime-walnut mold. Accompany it with fishsallsd (a delightful combination of shrimp and imported fish), or another tasty fish salad in clam shells, a delightful dif­ ferent onion pie to be eaten with meats. From the main tab]* bubbling hot casseroles will be attractively displayed at different heights such as: a very old Scandinavian dish, but a new recipe added to the circle's recipe collection, broma boner ( 8 wedish brown beans), them some subtly flavored kottbulla (meat balls), prepared in a true Swedish style. , You may want to chooso from another old recipe, sillsailed (herring with apple) or a wonderful combination o f cooked vegetable salad with sour cream, gronsallad (crisp vegetable salad) or Just plain home-styled pick­ led beets, waldorf salad, dev­ iled stuffed eggs, potato or chicken salad, and Swedish "lim ps" made at home by members. There will also ho baked ham, baked turkey and dressing, assorted cheeses, hard tack, and many differ­ ent relishes, llrun soewerbaka (Swedish brown spice cake), dosens o f assorted cookies, are a superb ending. To eat this feast In the traditional manner, it is quite proper to circle the main table tha second time. Milk will be served to the children and plenty o f good hot coffee will be available for the adults. Plan now to take advant­ age o f this once-a-year event. Tickets are on sale by mem­ bers or by contacting Mrs. Ralph Losslng, Mr*. Helen Remusat, or Mrs. Ethel Cor­ bett, chairman. Presented A nd Pleasure Given In Honor O f Sponsored By Circle Tha Swedish smorgasbord, tha annual all-you-can-cat meal, is being sponsored by tha Ethel Root Circle o f the C o n g r e g a t i o n a l Chris­ tian Church fo r the 12th consecutive year. Thla year the ladies o f the circle are busy with prepar­ ations fo r another delightful and inviting menu. Some of these distinctive treats are prised recipes handed down fo r generations, while others have been carefully selected and collected by members ov­ er the p u t eleven years. \ Swedish, as well as Amer­ ican dishes, will be served to the public on February 22 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall o f th e church, corner o f 24lh Street and Park Avenue. The hall will be decorated In a Swedlah theme for the festive affair and those tak­ ing part in the dining room will be wearing elaborately hand-embroidered Swedish de­ signed aprons which will add to tha Swedish atmosphere. More than 860 attended this outstanding event last year and more are expected this year, due to the many requests that were received long before preparations hkd begun. For those who have not attended the smorgas- hat covered with matching material and accented by a tiny illusion vcK. She carried a nosegay o f carnations and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Sam Dunn, the bride's mother, wore a navy ailk shantung dress with white acccasorles. She carried white carnations tipped with accents. Held For Business Fun-Filled Parly Swedish Smorgasbord Valentine Bridal Shower Honors Joyce Johnson Mrs. Robert Lipplncott and Mrs. Hardy Patterson he ored Miss Joyce Johnson with a miscellaneous bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Hardy Patterson. The room was decorated in Valentine decor. The dining table waa overlaid with a white damask table cloth. A beautiful bouquet o f pink row s centered the table. Also a pink heart shaped caks was displayed oa one side. The honoree received many gift*, which were displayed under an umbrella covered with white and red Valentine Of M onthly Meeting IT 4 »" i » r Our famous color — Intense Bosaa Nova In rich viscose rayon pile I Quality finished with tapinf all round, latex backing! Touchton’s Rexolt Drugs T H E PRESCRIPTION OUE PRIMARY CONCERN* COB. lot * MAGNOLIA PHONE 822-2413 DOWNTOWN SANFORD 844 E. First BL Downtown Sanford �Vht Paul Newman Stars In 'The Prise' At Pits It’s not often thnt you get ■ motiop nlcture which ii a suspcnsc-thrillcr, a love atory and a aophiiticatcd comedy all rolled into one. Metro-Gold* wyn • Mnyer’ii “ The Prize," with Paul Newman, Edward G. Robinson and the beautiful European actress Elke Com* mer heading an all-star caat, ia juat auch a picture and It spella Entertainment with a capital E. “ The Prize” will lie featured nt the Kitz Theatre Sunday through Wednesday. Based on the best-selling novel by Irving Wallace and filmed in Panaviaion and Met* rocolor against a r r e s t i n g br<k drops o f S t o c k h o l m , Sweden, “ The Prize” ronccrns n young American novelist who comes to Stockholm to accept a Nobel Prize and walks into both murderous danger and an uninhibited love afuir. Paul Newman plays the young writer who has one rye open for a M nrtini and the other for a pretty girl. No sooner has he stepped from the plane bringing him from New York than he becomes involved with two glamorous girls. The first, blonde, blue­ eyed Miss Sommer, plays a member o f the Swedish For­ eign Office who is assigned to guide Newman during his stay in the Swedish capital. The second, brunette Diane Raker, plays the niece o f an­ other Nobel Prize winner, Ed­ ward G. Robinson. It la when Newman suspects the latter o f being an impost­ er that a chain o f suipcnseful adventures and sinister situa­ tions begins to uncoil in the course of which Newman is hurled into a canal, comes close to being run over by a speeding car when he it trap­ ped on a bridge and encount­ ers one dnngcr after the other, leading to a breath-tak­ ing climax aboard a freighter ready' to depart for Russia. In one sequence in which Newmnn is fleeing for his life, ho takes refuge in a hall in which a Swedish nudist rolony is holding a session and patrons will still bo chuckling at this sequence long nftcr they have left the theatre. 'Stolen Hours' Featured First Sanford showing of “ Stolen Hours," in color and starring Susan Hayward, ia scheduled fo r Sunday, Mon­ day and Tuesday at the M oticlnnd Drive-In Theatre. DIANE BAKER, Elke Sommer and Paul New­ man star in Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer’s “The Prize," an exciting drama combining romance and suspense und showing Sunday through Wednesday at the Ritz Theatre. TODAY & SAT. OPEN 12:45 Shown A t 1:00 3:00 • 5:05 . 7:10 8:55 P fcllM lPR lU * W N M N B R ITZ PAUL NEWMAN Co-featured will be “ A Farewell to Arms,” also In color, starring Rock Hudson and Jennifer Jones. The fare for Wednesday and Thursday includes “ The Savage Innocents,” starring Anthony Quinn, and “ Birdman o f Alcatraz,” with Burt Lancaster. The triple feature for Fri­ day and Saturday, Feb. 2820, includes Walt Disney’s “ Yellowstone Cubs,” in color: Disney's animated full length feature, "Tho Sword in the Stone,” and Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh in “ Who Was That Lady 7" Filmed in tho playgrounds o f the international jet set. SUNDAY EUE S 0 M U a „ M a W m O fO T k flltC W M E T R O COLOR EOWIRD 6.MBII50M_ SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:30 * 8:10 - 8:30 TON H E ft 8 AT. ADMISSION PP.Il $ 1HAW0 CARLOAD lo M iu t u r v u HI Dl - I W THEATRF GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE NO. 1 A T 7:00 ONLY " A TICKLISH A FF A IR " — IN COLOR SHIRLEY JONES AND GIG YOUNG NO. 3 AT 0:00 ONLY ---------- IN COLOR JOHN W AYNE IN NO. 3 AT 11:40 ONLY ACADEMY AW ARD WINNER — “ DAYS OF WINE A BOSES" JACK LEMMON A LEE REM1CK “ H A T A R I” NOTED ENGLISH screen star Michael Craig and Academy Award-winner Susan Hayward nro romantic principals in the Mirisch-Barbicun Films presentation, ‘ ‘Stolen Hours," ultout tho international je t set, running Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. All He Needs Is A Bridge PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (U P !) — Bird Island, a desolate rock in the middle of Alcoa Bay, haa no roada and a total area o f only 60 acres. But there is a neat lit­ tle garage next door to the home of the chief lighthouse keeper, Ron Slimpson. “ The man who built the house waa using a atandard plan for civil servants' hous es,” Stlmpson aald. ' “The plan showed • garage so be built a garage—even though the nearest car is 30 miles away on the mainland.” Slimpson said be plana to use the garage es e work­ shop. r ELIZABETH Taylor and Richard Burton co* star in "Cieoputrn," opening Wedneaday at tha Cinema Theatre, Seminole Plaza, at Casselberry. Freddie's Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest A Finest C H IC K -N -T R E A T Highway 17-92 Fern Park COMPLETE DINNER IN A BOX 8 9 8 Large Pieces Golden Browa Chicken French Fries — Cole Slaw — Rolls Curb Service 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Dolly PHONE 838-7818 E at Out This W eekend — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGR ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 33.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS YOUR (sweet *a a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way wa they are NOT tkeal. . . Prepare reach Fried!) CHOICE COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tails and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS *2 95 Ban teed In Melted Butter UNDER THR UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meats— Frea— T o Enjoy Whilo Wo Prepare Your Dinner "™T7e*r"J5rTcsmI Room available overy "ag Kt K i priests parties up ts 5*. South French A t*. 8 snford Phone F A 3-6151 • • * Another new and important opening In the Seminole Plata . . . the Cinema Theater. Next Wednesday Ja the big day and th«y open to show Just about the biggest film o f the year, Cleopatra , . . yes, tha Lis Taylor-Richard Burton gen­ uine authentic thing. And at lower prices that you may ever have the chance to pay again. They'll open at 1 p. m. Wednesday to sell tleketa for the evening performance on a first come—first served basis . . . no reserved seats. • • • Why not really relax and have dad pick up a tack of Whataburgsra on his way horns soms night. Not only will you get that much needed chance to sit down . . . no cooking, no dishss . . . the kids will lovt the change too. • • • Another booming business around town ia the Caribe lounge where more and more people are learning tha pleas­ ure* of a meal or drink. Lou •aye that they get busier and busier every day, which is good to hear. Jack still holds down the fort in the evening hours, p r o v i d i n g all tho friendly customers with re­ freshments. 2445 French A v *. Smoking Section BOMB WOMEN a fine big place nearby where you can get a anack or meal . . . a much needed addition to the county's facilities. The Trade-Winds serves l u n c h from 11 a. m. til 2:15 p. m. and dinner from 4:30 p. m. til 8 p. m. • • • Busy, busy, busy . . . Just like little bcee. That ia the ray things are at Spencers, ’ eoplo really like the good food and drinks served there, but most of all they keep com­ ing back to soak up tha friendly andhappy atmos­ phere provided by the Spen­ cers, Ed, Darlene and the whole crew. • • • If you like your dinner* a la carte, served in a lovely Early American setting and inex­ pensive, stop in at tha Hamil­ ton House in Fem Park. A complete menu o f delicious food is available with price* starting at fl.50. . . . Hamil­ ton House opens at 4:30 p. m. every day but Sunday when they open at noon to serve Sunday dinner. • * * It It io easy to drive up and order a take-out chicken din­ ner from the Chick *N Treat in Fem Park that eometimea we forget they do have a din­ ing room too . . . next time maybe you’d like to relax In their comfortable dining room while eating that chicken with tha trimming*. GOOD THI LATIST CONCSPT IN LUXURY A COMFOtTI 1 Pushbeck feats • IsgsielM Baser • SUN. • MON. • TUBS. NITELY AT 7:00 A 11:11 the unconlested ruler of Egypt. Caesar and Cleopatra are drawn closer to each other and, eventually, she bears him the son he has always desired. During his absence, Caesar's former friends In the Romsn Senste begin to plot against him under the guidance o f Oetavlan (Roddy McDowall), Caesar’s heir. When he returns, Caesar Is made dictator for life, a posi­ tion which does not sstlsfy Iho ambitions of Cleopatra. By bribery, Cleopatra man­ ages an Invitation to Rome, where she Infects Csessr with her scheme for him to become King. But tho Senatorlal conspirators i n d u c e Caesar's old friend, Brulu* (Kenneth Halgh), to join In a successful assassination plot. At Caesar's funeral, his ableit soldier and closest friend, Mark Antony (Richard Bur­ ton), extols the dead ruler and promises Cleopatra that her son will be king. Fri. Feb. 21, *64— Page 7 Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge March seems to be n trifle early this year with nil this cold wind. Maybe it means that when the month does nrrive, the weather will be warm and enjoynblo . . . Other enjoyable thinjfs include . . . . Going out to dinner at Fred­ die's Steak H o u s e . When you're all dressed up and want to do Justice to the phrase "going out for dinner" Fred­ die's is the place to go. The luxurious atmosphere and fine food ia a winning combination. • • e Then if you really want to “ dross up” make your reser­ vations for the Capri's leap year party a week from to­ morrow. Thera will be Sadie Hawkinses and L’il Abners aplenty dancing to the music of tho Jack Itossnian Trio. Manager Joy Manross says there will be prises and sur­ prise* too, during the evening. Take note of this party ladies, It is your last chance for an­ other four years. I.asso your man and bring him along. • • • Have been hearing many comments about tho TradeWinds cafeteria in Seminole Plaza, all complimentary nat­ urally. It ia good to have eueh Rrralh Mina Carol Pcttijohn BY JUDY TURNER 'Cleopatra' Here rrr THE BOLD NEW LOOK IN (SUSPENSE 1 STARTS against a backdrop of the search for new kicks and glittering social whirls of thrills, in “ Stolen Hours,” England's Mayfair and the Miss Hayward feels aha has finally found the same kind d a n g e r and death-races at o f pivotal, demanding and Monza, the Mlrlsch-Uarblcan challenging screen assign­ Films shattering drams, ment which won her the Mo­ "Stolen Hours," stars the tion Picture Academy's covet­ beautiful Academy Award­ ed “ Oscar” for her perform­ winning Susan Hayward in ance in "I Want To Live!" the most powerful and evoc­ Sharing co-starring honors ative role o f her brilliant mo­ with Miss Hayward in “ Stol­ tion picture career. en Hours” Is sn impressive “ Stolen Hours” is the International cast headed by dramatic and compelling ato­ English star Michael Craig, ry o f a capricious and prom­ American Diane Baker and iscuous woman's tumultuous fellow English alar Edward emotional and psychological Judd. upheaval from a life of pro­ fligacy that forced her to use men liko pop up pills to the culminating discovery of the value o f the precious gifts of Tho long awaited film epic, real love. "Cleopatrv," will open at the In the role o f the wealthy Cinema Theater in Seminole American playgirl who roams Plaza, Casselberry, Wednes­ the world in an unceasing day for a prolonged run. Eli­ zabeth Taylor and llichard Burton star. After victories In Greece, Julius Caesar (Rex Harrison), ruler of the Roman Empire, goes to Egypt to settle the strife between King Ptolemy (Richard O'Sullivan) and his sister, Cleopatra (Elizabeth Taylor). Ptolemy, who has banished Cleopatra because she Is legally entitled to share the throne with him, plots to destroy Caesar. On the night o f the Roman ruler's arrival, Cleopatra is smuggled Into the palace by Apollodorus (Ccsare Banova). The older Caesar and the young Cleopratra develop a mutual respect and admira­ tion. When Ptolemy attacks Caesar, tho Roman troops, under Caesar's expert stra­ tegy, mute the Egyptian forces. Ptolemy la banished and Caesar makes Cleopatra Bmtfnrfc Ham ilton House RESTAURANT Serving Nightly 5 • 9:30 Open Noon Til 9 Sundayg A L a Carte D IN N E R S from cf5Q * I Ph. 838-8197 Highway 17*92 — Halfway between Sanford and Orlando Hints For Y ou r Enjoym ent! CSA P W LEAP YEAR DANCE Sanford, Fla. S A T . N IG H T F E B R U A R Y 29th Carry Out Orders GIRLS GET ON YOUR “ SADIE HAWKINS" OUTFIT AND BRING YOUR MAN DRESSED AS “ LI’ L ABNER" Ph. 322-9618 A BRAND NEW THEATRE “PRIZES AND SURPRISES** S E M IN O L J s'c O U N T Y J " ‘ ■ • u iiu m •..steal iti inn si l l Ij VA * , eg vu l si s w • •wvjvj 8 P.M. FEB. 28 M0MW BCWRIMS MI N U h l PI I1 I T i .“Ja#* PREMIERE PERFORMANCE THERM tUMCflM OFILL1 ATSPECIALPOPULARPR1CES1 , rrs a etiAso ' to acavt YOU AT C O iffJs CAFETERIAS HI M R RRf* m O t l PA DERM IP. I Ac O n Raw 1PA I T PA > In tha C l_ < o rA 7 B A •V DR LUXE (FIRST SANFORD SHOWING) CO-FEATURE NITELY AT 0:10 ONLY ERNEST HEMMINGWAY'S BEST SELLING STORY - * . “ A F A R E W E L L T O ARM S'* ROCK HUDSON A JENNIFER JONES NOW “ T H E J A C K R O SSM A N T R IO ” iERYINa I'll I..V 0 DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF — Coma Ana wtth ua. Enjoy crisp, appetizing astsde... tasty plea, cakes and creams.. .tender, delicious prime meets end garden-fresh vagetaMea. . . served In truly pleasant surrounding*. And remember, Thursday night Mo tamMg night" with free desserts Dor a ll...a n d , Saturday night is “ steak night” when you get a big *A4b. T-Rone stank cookad to your ordar for only Seminole Plaza ON V . R. IM S SOUTH at n tm m ttK M .-ia tF .tL Otmmr.4:t0•9.00 P.M Trade Winds Cafeterias also located ia Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa A Melbourne CasssRsiry J O Y M A N R O SS S A Y S , “F U N FOR A L L — A N D A L L FOR F U N ” EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED SM-T3T3 P H O N E 322-1251 �\ Seminole Teams End Season Tonight, Saturday Lions Take On Tribe In Last Metro Contest Thinking Out Loud Pierson On Home Court At Orlando A bout '#811111111 fr r a lb Page 8— Frt. Feb. 21, *64 Sports B r JULIAN BTKNSTROM B n B It Is i '/ $ f 1 JT 4*! | t* • Tbe curtain will coma down o o Seminole High School'* 186344 Metro cage achcdule Italpb StumpTe Tribe* men tonight when Head Coach travel to Orlando to engage tba Brave* o f Boone High. There’* not much riding on the outcome ot the conteat a* far aa the Seminole* are concerned alnce they ere bur* ted In eeventh place in the loop's standing*. A win or a lots will have no affect what­ soever o o the Sanford club’* position. However, a great deal ride* with the Brave** performance tonight. At the moment the Boone quintet 1* tied for *e eeod piece with Orlando** Colon 1*1 High Grenadier*. Both Boone and Colonial have night wins and five losses in loop ploy. Stumpf wU probably go with high scoring Mike Bowes, Ken Tyre. Barry Bath* and Berry Johnson and one o f eoveral ether Tribes­ men in an effort to grab 1* fifth Metro Conference win e f the season. It win likely he Mike Glad. . Earlier la the season Boone the Seminole* 7* to However, the Braves have their la d three Bowaa of the Beminolw will snake an­ other effort to overcome Bis­ hop Moore** Gary Prelsser far the loop's individual acor i f f honors. Seminole will close out Its Mfulsr aeaoon's elate Sat ■rday night when H toe* to Mew Smyrna Beach to meet V I BemamMlae • ■X T B C w ll, The bagpipe te said to have been brought to Britain by the Roman Invader* about 2,000 year* ago. Legal Notice n o n e * o r arrr n r n o a i o * to st a t e DOTS M . COL.VEWBACH, whose realdenc# I* Tlretnla Botch. Virginia, ana whoa* raolllne addroti to Boot Offleo Da* sox, ▼Irtlat* Botch, Vlrclnlti 'A stilt havlna botn 711*4 attlast yon In tho Circuit Court la anS for Rtmlnolo County, Florid*. It Chtncorr far Strove*. tha *bbr*vlat*4 ettto of which la Elmar O. Cot. Woahaeh, ylalutltr, r. tola M flotvaabsch, daroadant. Ihlt wotloa Is to roqulro you to fll* with tha dark of told Court your written dafanaoa. If any, to tha ylalntlfra eompltlal fll ad la aatd eauao, and lo oonro a oopy ou Ih* plalntltro aitornayo not lator than <h* l*th dap of March. A. D. 1M< ' Moral a fall net or a decree pro eoafoeco will ho ontored seal net you. WITNESS my hand and lha eaal o f aald Court at Hanford, Florida, thl* 4th day o f Fobruary. A. D. tied. (SEAM Arthuy K. Bock with, Jr.. Clark o f tko Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy d a r k MOTC r c iu s o w a n d u t F r im it (warda Bulldlns Bdwa Foal Otflca Drawer X Sanford. Florida Atioraaya for Plalatlff Fubllth Fab. T. 14, 91. >1, It44 CDR-S4. Lions To Be Honored Tonight When the Oviedo High School Llonu take the floor tonight and boat the Taylor High quintet from Pierson, townspeople are expected to overflow the gymnasium in appreciation o f the little high school'* tueceaaful five. Oviedo will be dosing out the aeaton. Thus far this year they’ve captured IB o f the 20 contests they've play­ ed and that’s a commendable record when one considers that there's only soma 100 boya among the high school student body. And the Lion* have played some o f the finest ball duba throughout Central Florida In this season’a conquat*. Of course, this Is not ths last tlma tha Lion* will be seen in action. It might be true—aa far as home ap­ pearance! are concerned. The Lions will be participating In tho Class B group tournament which will be played in SL Cloud starting on Feb. 28. The Herald commends the Lions on n job well done. * e * e Colts Are Optimistic This Sunday the first o f a contingent o f 40 players will report to general manager Paul Riehards, manager Harry Craft and other instructors as ths Houston Colts o f tho National League open Spring training at their new training base In Cocoa. Optimism reigns In the Colt camp fo r the first tlma In the elub'a brief tenure as a member o f a major leaguo circuit. Pitcher* and catcher* begin their workout* on Feb. 24 and the remainder o f the aquad starts limbering up March 3. "F or the first time since taking over aa general manager o f the .46s, J honestly feel ws can cause some real trouble in tha tough National League," Richards exclaimed. "W o are now In a position whera we can shoot fo r a first division berth If things break our way." "W e, o f course, have a number o f big 'Ifs', but should tho 'Ifa* come through, we will surprise the socalled baseball axperts. I f our pitching continue* with tha same effectiveness, if youngsters such as Rusty Staub, Jhn Wynn and John Bateman reach close to thulr potential, and If Pete Runnels, Nellie Fox, Eddie Kssko, Bob Aspromonte, and Carl Warwick play up to their peak years, wo could bo battling for a first division berth ■U season," Riehards continued. Tha Colts played a total o f 86 one-run decelslon ball games last year winning at and Icslng 84. "W ith a couple o f RBI men in the middle o f tho order, that reeord could have very easily been about 46-20," aald Richards. "And you know all we have to come up with la 20 more victories to get In the first division." Actually, all tha .45* havt to do in '84 la play as well on the road as they do at horns. If this had been the ease In 1868, tha .45* would hava finished In a tie for third placa with tha Giants. The ,46c had a 44-87 record a t home and tha Giants had an 88-74 record fo r a .648 percentage. " I am really looking forward to this spring’s train­ ing program," Riehards aald enthusiastically. "Our new training bate In Cocoa la nearing comple. tlon and should ba a real first elass plant at which to train. Wa hop* to bring all o f our playera out o f Florida in tip top condition," tha Houston g.m. concluded. SO K C Feature Race Seen A s Close One The featured 10th event to­ night at the Sanford-Orlanddo kennel club la a closely matched affair with several greyhounds having a good chance to take It all. Bro­ chure, who baa loot tiro Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND POE SEMI­ NOLE rOUNTT, FLORIDA, (’IIANCKRV NO. ISMS IN TMX emOCIT COURT OF THE DOWEHY B A V I N O S TUB BIRTH JUDICIAL CIR­ BANK. Plalatlff. CUIT SR AND FOSS SEMI- straight feature events by • dom , may get (be favorites role. But Step Now, a talented pup with four wins In eight tries, Wide Gap sod Msc Stetch art sure to draw hea­ vy backlog. The lineup also Includes Relloe Chuck Drain, Dinah's Peg and Ample An­ glo. In addition to the king sod queen card Saturday night, there is « matinee slated for S p. m. Tonight's entries: ▼e. RRLX CCVRTT, FLORIDA. DOROTHY D’ ANDREA, at a t FIRST SUCH — 1/14 Mil*— CHANCERY NO. 1*1*0 Defendant*. 1. Denny Lucky, I. Villen#, BPRINOF1ELD INSTITUTION S. Fallacy, 4. Ilobaon, S. John­ NOTICE OP SUIT IN FOR SAVINGS, n slB tllf, LOUIS E. RANKIN, at us. DofondaaU. NOTICE o r SUIT IN WORTHAOB FORECLOSURE TOI LOUIS E. RANKIN and PENNY RANKIN, his wlf* RESIDENCE! m id Flaaatne* Avonat Ctovolsnd. Ohio Tea ara karokr aotlflod that a Complaint to loroclot* (■•Main morlaasa anaumbarlsa tb* followlne daaorlbad roa propaMjr, to-wilt Lot S. Block B, COUNTRY CLUB MANOH. UNIT NO. I, according to the plat Ibaraof aa rooordtd la Flat Book II, Fast too. public Racorda of Semi­ nole Counir. Florida baa bean fllod again*! you la tho nbor* alylod autt, and you aro required to atrva a copy of your Anawar or other Pleading la Ik* Complaint oa Plaintiff* attorney*. ANDER­ SON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWN­ DES, SSS Eaal Central Boule­ vard. Orlando. Florida, and flta tha original Anawar or other Pleading In tkt offlc* of tha Clarh * ! tb* Circuit Court on or before tb# ISth day of SCarch. 11*4. If y « fall to da so. a doer** pro eonfoaoo will he token again*! you for tb* rollaf demanded la Ilia Complaint. ,Tkt# Notice aboil bo pub­ lished oaoo a weak for fear eunaoontfve w o*ho to the Sa n ­ B y Joe Warden Herald Sports Writer Tonight tho rampaging Lions entertain Taylor High o f Pierson, closing out the 1963-44 cage season on a home note. The Lions, 1S-3, rolled over Taylor 88-32 in the last meeting between the two quintets. Tsylor Is led by Sommy Miles and Stanley Cowart, two all-St. John's River Con­ ference picks, who roll up the points on outside preci­ sion shooting. Pierson hss not hsd a very good season this year, but their record ts no indication o f what ths Volusia eager* can do when they catch fire. Although Taylor docs not possess very much height, the Pierson crew mskea up for It by hustling. Also Pierson Is fond of using the fsst break and playa a wide open brand o f ball. The Lions will be shooting for their 16th victory and the Indication is that the Lions will be satisfied. With the ad­ vantage of playing on their own eourt, the Lions should not have much trouble due to the fact that Oviedo is un­ defeated in home play this year. Also the Black and Or­ ange squad Is overcoming its physical troubles and is clicking smoother duo to the Improvement of Billy Mlkler and rebound artist Seth Rook. Absences o f key playera have In a sense been s bless­ ing in disguise because most of the Lion eager* have bad a hand at playing every posi­ tion, thus insuring the Lions with sufficient depth when they need it. Oviedo Is now looking for­ ward to the Class B group tournament in which the Lions will meet St. Cloud on Feb. 28. The winner of this tilt wlU play the victor of the Florida Alr-Ocoee match the following night. Oviedo's JV’a will also take the court tonight to bat­ tle the B squad from Pier­ son. The Baby Lions flashed to a 98-27 landslide in the previous tilt. Paced by Bobby Stewart, the Lions Cubs should repeat their perform­ ance. Oviedo's JV'a are now 10-8 for the seasoo. Probable etarters for Ovie­ do are Courier and MIkler, Ibe forwards. Brooks and Bellhorn the guards and either Martin, Lorenzo Eke Out Win Martin and Lorenzo edged to victory In T h u r s d a y night's feature eighth game at the Orlando Seminols Jsl A l­ ai Fronton. Astlgs and Etorrl finished •econd after their own bid for the winning fifth point was thwarted In a head-butting volley with Mugusrss and Ira n . Bedlola was ths sarly gams pses-ssttsr with a pair o f wins In tha fifth with Mugusrss and ths sixth with Irige. AlbardI and Quintans shar­ ed the Daily Double honora, posting a 5-1 combination that paid 170.80. NORTOAUR FORECLOSURE ny Tip. S. Olman Rlva, T. Mar Jan*. S. Don't TOi KIIANK M. D’ANDItEA SECOND RACE — S/SS Mile — RESIDENCE! UNKNOWN AND TO! Alt partita claiming I. Hop Hal. t. M organ Tray, Intaraata by, throueh, un­ S. r o te * * , 4. Bandy Emma, S. der or asolaat the afore- ChunkOi *. O.B.'a Sim ples, T. McAllen, S. Nokia Chatter •aid peraon T oil AUK hereby notified T H IR D R IC H — B /IS MU* — that a Complaint to foreclose I. Jam aica K ing, S. Oraa! a oartaln mortgage encumber­ Queen. S. Pries. 4. Space T rr. ing tha follow ing described *. P a d lock Ml**. *. L ila Tu m ­ bler, T. D ial* Doe, S. Oay Tide real property, to-wltt Lot 4. Bloch B. COUNTRY FOURTH EACH — B/IB MR*— CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. (Iranlt* Pam, S. Minnie Rye, THREE, according to lb* S. Dor I Dali. 4. Flora Bay, I B.’a Daar Boy, S. Laon W., plat thereof aa rooordad 0 . In Plat Book IS, Page* T» T. Rtauly Cara, S. Reunite Team W and Id. Public Records of FIFTH RACE — B/S MR* — Seminole County, Florida 1. Timely Kathy, S. Monque. Apopka _ S E S M M S S S B W * * ® baa baoa fllod again*! you la S. My Proof. 4. Ooaw Night, I, DoLand 8 Ih* abate styled aull, and you Wonder Girl, S. Captain Adair. L Y M A N ........................... • ars required to serve a copy T. K ool Ring, S. Beat Point o f your Aaawor or other SIXTH BACH — B/IS HU* — Leesburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Pleading to lb# Complaint on 1. To* Darling, S. Jnyn* Nee­ Wildwood #«••«•—.»».»• 6 Plaintiff's atioraaya, ANDER­ ly, g. Granite Rock, 4. Boot —.. . 8 SON. HUSH, DEAN * LOWN­ Clu*. S. Pari* Pika, S. Knot Lakevitw DES. SSS Bast Central Boule­ bead Tom. T. Chief Roekofal Kisslmme* ....................... 8 vard, Orlando, Florida, sad tear, I. Blltao fll* tb* original Answer or SEVENTH EACH - B/S B l l f other Pleading to tb* office o f 1. Dainty tmaa. 8. W * Oet. *. Kissimmee at LYMAM tb* Clark o f tha Circuit Caurt Half Pan. 4. Ebony Unan, S. on or before the SSrd day of Tory Toach, *. Cello* Takt, f. Apopka at Leesburg Starch, 1M4. If you fall to do Htopvlll*. S. Bt. Pot**’ Rock DeLsnd at La her lew •o, a dtera* pro aonfosoo will EIGHTH BACH — S /tS Hlto— be taken ngslnot you for tb* I. Do Boat, I. Good Timing, S. rallaf demanded to the Com­ Hypaetlqa*. 4. Duka Drab*. plaint. I. Star* Bought, A Wlr* Mark. This Nolle* shall b* publish­ T. Progoc Slug, 8. Fabuloua ed anea a weak for four eon- Faoo socuilv* weak* to tb* Tha NINTH RAOH — B/IS I. Rocket Flare. S. LIIU* Sanford Herald. DATED THIS l»tb day o f Rhonda. S. OKt Urinv Rom. 4. Morning Tld*. *. Caamo O- *. February, 1144. (SEAL) Earl's Mao. V. B k u A Sho'a Arthur X. Beckwith. Jr., Sot TENTH BACH — B/SS HO* — Clerk e f Circuit Oeurt By i Martha T. Vlblaa L Wld# a*p, A Ample Anglo, S. Broohuro, A Me* Blotch, ' Deputy Clark IIBRSON, RUSH, DEAN Rails*, A Chuck Drake. ANIIKH Stop Now. I. Dlaab’o A LOWNDES ford Harold. DATED thto llth day ef February, 1444. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, JrClerk ef Circuit Court SSS East Casual Boulevard By i Martha » . vthlo* MsrtJ* 1 Orlando, Florid* p il»tii Ft>. 14,’ IL IS * Mar. Fubllak Fab. JL IS » Mar. IS. 1**4. CUE-6* OBC Standings ELEVENTH B LfXS B/ Hiking. A FotarA f . 8H MOL i h s sgH La Jo s SONNY LISTON SKIPS ropo lifter his decision to halt ail sparring and engage in only light excreine such a« roud work and gym activities. Clay chided him Thurmlny, saying "the old mun'fl gone Htalc.” They fight Tucsduy night at Miumi Bench for tho world heavyweight title. C la y's Stock A s Gate Attraction Doubted MIAMI BEACH (U PI) — Challenger Csaalus Clay, con­ cluding his sparring prepar­ ations today for Tuesday’s big fight with Sonny Liston, made the unpleasant discov­ ery that he is not the hot­ shot gats attraction he ar­ rogantly claimed to be. Unlesa the ticket ante for tha "live" fight at tha Miami B e a c h Convention Center picks up, ths co—promotsrs, William B. MacDonald and Chris Dundee, will suffer a lost. M a c D o n a l d of Miami Beach, a retired millionaire Howe lire Shop In Clean Sweep This weeks action In the Sandspuro bowling leaguo saw Howe Tire Shop make a clean sweep over St. John’s Realty Co. The Top team, OK-Tires, dropped three to Pryors Ini. Co., thu* en­ abling the Howe outfit to shorten the gap between them by three points. Stampers Real Eat. in their match with Me Kobe rt* Tiro Co. toppled the lira team from third position with a throe point win, to take over this spot for their owa. And Jet Inn with a three point victory over Factory Paint Outlet now share fourth slot with McRoberts. 31ar Lou, In spito of having the blab scratch team aeries for the weeks play, a 1738, came out the loser In their bout with Pierre Mfg. Co., with a throe point tea*. Seems the Mar Lou gals just hit the other teams on their good nights. Lillian Do­ nat rolled the high series for the session, a 498 with.a 183 her top game. Ruth Phillips came up with a trio of ten spots for a turkey In the big game of the night, a 201, rounding out a 484 aeries. Midge Woods turned in a good 487-177, and Eleanor Andarson toppled tha pins hand­ ily with a 470-161, while Edith Zeull showed a nice score ef 483-1M. In the split department Ms rie Roche felled tha three­ some 84-7, with Louiee Owens qppverting tho 8-18, Dot Johnaoo tho 64 sod Helen Padgett the 4-7. auto trailer manufacturer, "bought" the fight for $025,000; and Dundee, Miami Beach sports promoter, pro­ vided the license and tha sav­ vy for the enterprise. MacDonald announced Thursday night that the ad­ vance ticket sal* was about $300,000-"lncluding cash and dependable orders." Unless his gats for tha 18,448 seats totals more than |800,000, he said, the promotion will lose money - because o f the com­ bined $625,000 purchase and the all-round promoting expenstA The original live-gate tar­ get was $1,100,000. Nathan L. llalpern, pres­ ident o f Theatre Network Television, Inc. TNT, was slated to arrive in Miami Beach today and report to the press on the status o f sales at the 205 closed-circuit television locations In tha Un­ ited States and Canada. Last week llalpern told of an excellent early sale. He said his hopes o f the first million cluscd-clrcult attend­ ance for any event apparent­ ly would be realised. A sell’ out would top $6 million, he ■aid. Rumors from the North In­ dicate llalpern may hava been overly optimistic. Metro League Team W Evans , . m w « mm* « - * . . 11 Colonial $ Boone ................................ 8 Edgewater . . . . . . . . ....... T Winter Park ,,•»•»*•••• 4 Bishop Moore 8 SEMINOLE 4 Oak Ridge ....................... 2 Gamro Toalght SEMINOLE at Boone Evans at Oak Ridge Colonial at Winter Park Lyman Meets Finley's Last Kowboys In Stand Today OBC Contest By Richard Grant Herald Sports Writer Lyman High’s Greyhounds will wind up Its 1963-64 regu­ lar hardboard schedule this evening when they entertain the Osceols High Kowboys from Kissimmee in an Or­ ange Belt Conference engage­ ment in Longwood. Lyman, nestled in third place in OBC standings, must come up with a victory to hold on to Its loop position in the event tho Leesburg Yellow Jackets should upset the Apopka Blue Darters who are tied with the DcLand Bulldogs for first place, Lyman has a seasonal re­ cord of 13 wins and 10 loss­ es and a circuit record of six victories against five de­ feats. However the ’ Hounds are only one o f taw clubs in the conference to register win* over the loop’s power­ house, tlic DcLand Bulldogs. Coach Wait Druras is ex­ pected to start Bill Tolson, Donnie Smith, Charlie Ash­ er, Gene Winkclman, and Jim Schuster as the Greyhounds seek to protect their spot In the OBC ladder. In other OBC Bits, aside from the Leesburg-Apopka encounter, DeLand will tan­ gle with Winter Garden's Lake view five, and Wildwood will be Idle In loop play. The Wildcats will go out of the conference to entertain In­ verness. Awards Given Al Biddy Banquet Mett Morgan, Bobby Lundqulst, Kenny Hinson and Bil­ ly Bracken were singled out for o u t s t a n d i n g player awards Thursday night dur­ ing the Sanford Biddy Bas­ ketball L a a g u * ' a annual sports banquet. The affair waa held at Sanford’s Civic Center with 135 playera, parents, team sponsors and leagua officials In attendance. The Day ‘ N Night Grill sponsored team was awarded a trophy symbolic e f tha league’s championship. Tha Grillera went through the en­ tire season without a single defeat Tha speaker for tha occa­ sion waa Jim PJgott, Semi­ nole High School football coach who discussed tha Im­ portance o f sportsmanship in athletics. He commended the accomplishment o f tho men who served aa coaches o f tha league’s sight cage teams and pointed out tho values o f this type o f competition to the youngsters in future endeav­ ors. Hinson and Bracken, two o f tho league's outstanding performers, were cited for leading ths Grillera to the championship. Lundqulst was selected among tho outstand­ ing playera fo r his scoring accomplishments for WTRR, and Morgan, o f tho Sanford Atlantie N a t i o n a l Bank squad, for his total contribu­ tion to bis team and the lea­ gue. BOSTON (U PI) — Chapter umpteen—possibly the conclu­ sion—In the Charles O. Fin­ ley baseball saga will be writ­ ten here today when Amer­ ican League owners again meet to consider the plight of the Kansas City Atheltics. League President Joseph E. Cronin called all ten owners— Finley still included—to the 10 a.m. EST "hearing” at the Sheraton-Plaza Hotel. High Game Set By Betancourt Duma Betancourt had the high game of 177 on the Hol­ ler Motors Navy Wives lea­ gue. Duma’s series was a 463. Rose Patrick had the high series of the week with a 488 and a 174 game. Fran Morton had a 171 game for a 477 scries. Vicki McGough toppled the pin* for a 455 series. Joan Adams had a 459 series with a 160. Pat Sipley had a 445 series. Ann Falls cleared the lane for a 170 game. Thelma Un­ ger had a 168. Jo Cleveland had ’ a 167. Helen Hauser rolled a 161, for a 443 scries. Isabel Goshorn, Suzy Reno, had a 159. Ruby Crain and Verna Bolton rolled a 156. Verna’s scries was a 445. Helen 5torosini bad a 154. The turkey* toppled for Suzy Reno, Helen Hauser, Ruby Crain, and Vickie Mc­ Gough. It looks like the gals had a busy day. Elcnor Clemens converted the 6-7-10. Barbara Kelly pick­ ed up the 4-5-7. Gladys Hening picked off the 0-7. Congra­ tulation Gladys. JoAnn Mc­ Donald got the 3-7, while Ruby Crain took the opposite for the 5-10. Isabel Goshorn converted the 4-7. Duma Bet­ ancourt got the 4 5. Carol King, Suzy Reno, Isabel Gos­ horn and Vickie 3!cGough picked off the 3-10. V AH -9-"0" Wive* aro atlll In first place with 57-27. VAH3 -"E " Wives arein second place with 55-29. Hie Ten Pinners are back in third place with 51-33. He also invited represent*tives from Kansas City and the attendance of every legal counsel associated with either the league or Its clubs. First and apparently the only Item on the agenda was the failure of Insuranceman Finley and Kansas City offi­ cials to reach agreement on a nrw lease for the Municipal Stadium the Athletics hav# been occupying for the past few seasons. The league underscored tha Importance of the session when it ordered special poUca to serve as security guards at the entrances to the hearing room. Cronin gave some Indication that the owners might not ba ready to take over tha Athlet­ ics’ franchise when ha called the meeting a "hearing" and said another meeting might be necessary. Finley haa repeatedly In­ sisted the league cannot taka his franchise from him and has backed this with the threat of legal action by hir­ ing famed New York attorney Louis Nizcr. That threat carried more than the usual weight since major league baseball !■■ long feared any major court tests of its unique position outside the anti-trust and mo­ nopoly laws because it is a •’sport" rather than a “ busi-, ness." There appeared to be little if any support for any of Fin­ ley's plans among the other owners. This was well demon­ strated last month in New York when Finley's bid te move his franchise to Louis­ ville, Ky., was turned down by a 9-1 vote. Finley waa the lone proponent of the plan and did not appear to have acquir­ ed any additional franchise moving support In tho in­ terim. Cronin alio denied a Finley plea that tho teafeuo consider n franchise move to Oakland. d d i . a ia ' Appreciation N ight Tonight (ACTIONI THRILLS! It will be appreciation iW oitf'i Ffitvtt Spovtl night at Oviedo High's gym­ nasium when the Lions host FI8STOAMC | the Taylor High quintet of Pierson toalght. School officials announced Thursday night that all Ovie­ do fans were invited to turn IIA M E S . out for tonight's contest to Lqg Hm M q I •how appreciation for the fins showing the Lions hive made this sesaoa. The Lions will be dosing out their regular schedule. TONIGHT 7:40 fJ L S i ’JKAitKts m i** Alcantara, Spain, boasts an 1,800-year-old Roman bridge which la atlll in use. F R O N I ON KING & QUEEN ST A K E S F IN A L S TOM ORR OW N IG H T Moat o f the earth's million annual earthquakes occur un­ der the seas. M«U|Coits PA IN TS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND PAINT Buy 0! R A C IN G N IG H T L Y 9:19 Except Baadey GUss-Encloeed MATINEES W e d .-F r L SnL 2 P. M- H asted Grand at and Luxurious Clubhouse Valet P u rk iif B O U T NO MINOR* 0AIUMSOM »turn BY R e SBTIA e c c v 209 W. First 1 c/ - Stmt Sanford 9224949 Casselberry 929*7991 h l NM l (lUH HWY* I T - 9 1 Midway Between Beaferd * �f l W|* Dnftrrt fmiTB Fri. Feb. « , ’64—Pa^e 0 Legal Notice IN TUB ------- OOCMTT JV O o M 't COURT Dt AMD FO R IK Ml* MOLR COUNTY, FLO RID A. . PMOMATB *. RR t B iT A T R OF HA RUT H O W * H ART. BEETLE BAILET FOS KiU.ES He ACTEO I T-e LAST oats i c-o r > * I KNOW , TERR'PLE m o t ic r t o c R B u rro m a All c n d lt o r i o f tha Batata o. !f ItA R R T HOWB HART, da* cia itd . aro karaby aotlflad aad raqulrad to tlla any olalm a or dim anda w hich thay m ay kava ataln at aald aitata In lha ot* flea o f tha County J u d ta at Hamlnola County, Florida. 1k tha Courtbouaa at .. . . at Hanford. Florida, w ithin ala ealandar montha from (ho data e f tha flrat publication o f thla ah. tlca. Each elalm or d a r n e d muat bo la w riting, fHad la duplleata, and m utt atata tha placa or realdanea and poat* offlca addraaa o f tha claim ant and muat ba aworn to by tha claim ant, hla agant, o r hla attornay. or It w ill bteom o void aroordlng to law. DORA B. H ART MAURICE W. HART. JR. C o.E ia ou tora o f tha E ttaia o f Harry llo w a Hart, dacaaaad Danlal Downay, Paty. Downay A Lowla r . o . n o* i « i W ait f i l m naach, Fla. l’ ubllah Fab. II, i f R Mar. t /TUATJS BETWEEN V. YOU AND YtHJR I PROMISED PRICILLA’S POP v *~^CONSCIENCB K. 1**1. c u n . it | w t u b (M R crrr c o u r t o r TUB MIRTH JV D tl'U L C llt. c h it , i> amu r o u a s iu , I BLONDIE LOO*. DCAP I FUUNP BAU.AIMS ALL Overt TOWN ••I SAVED YOU S o MUCH MONUY J s TOCVW I Hope ytXIR RAO KEEPS IS HEADABOUTTWS. PAtSY/ I FRECKLES AND FRIENDS O O P S / MY Foor slipped " V s if f l " Y tH , ^ TVSCANDS ^ UUT T H IN K / * A L L COT-fLAlH n o w m u c h 7 A P o u r io w M i'c M SOU SPENT/ ) THEIR WIVC6 v<—t SPLNO TT3 t h e MONEY J|fl1 V*MiraAV/7* v ' N OLR CO U N TY. F L O R ID A C U A N t 'C H T MO. 1ST IB KAT L. NEWMAN, VI. CARL I* ruintur, NEWMAN. DafandaaL MOTT O R T O A P P R A R TOi CAUL U NEWMAN W h oi# roaldaaco la a * . known Tou a n haraby nottflad that Com plaint tor Dlaare* haa b u n Iliad a a a lm t jo u In Ika abova atylad OourL and yoa ara raqulrad to aarva a copy o f vour A niw ar or plaadlng to tha Com plaint on tha Plalnlirra attorney, TIIUMAN K. OllAHON, >01 Ona North Or* a n t i H ide. Orlando. Florida and flit tha orltlnA l A niw pr or plaadlnt In tha ottlca o* tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, Hamlnol* County Court Houao. Hanford, Florida, on o r b ifo ra tha ttth day o f Fabruary, 11*0. If you fall to do ao, Judgment by dafault w ill ba ta k ia aaalnat you for tha rallaf do* mandad la lha romplatnt. DON E and O RD ERED at Panford, Florida thla l l t h day o f January, i l l * . (HEAL) Arthur II. B tck w lth Jr.. Clark o f tha Circuit Court Hamlnola County, F lorida By: M artha T. Vlhlan, D C . Truman B. Oraaoa A ttorm y fo r I'la lu tlff l o l Ona Nortk Oranaa B ld g... Orlando, Fla. I’ ubltih Jan. It * Fab. f, 1*. si. zm I N evec fiSMJZEDHOW RJNNY-LOXJND MX) ACS. MEEKLE FUNNY— T IIL I 67AKTEO DRAWlNlJIHie PiaUBEOF YXJ.. UK. CDQ.10T IN CIRCUIT COURT. MINTSI JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOHr IUA, BRRIMOLR C O I I I T T i FLORIDA IN CUAMCRRT NO. 1BTTO N oT ict: o r au iT j . ■. OLEAaoN, j r .( aa a s * mlnlatrator o f VotoraaF At* fair*. an Otflcar o f tko Ualtad Slataa ot Amarlaa, FU latlff, ra. CHARLES J. MAMIATIB and ANTONIA a MAJM1ATIB, Ilia WlfA Ht RATES MORE THAN JUST A BARS tA K U CMC WDN THE SILVER STAR FOR KNOCKING OUT TWO NAZI MACMINSGUN WESTS DafandantA TUB STATU OF FLORIDA I . Till CHARLES J. MAMIATIS and ANTONIA a MAMI* ATI8, raatdanca unkaowai laat known raaldanoA lot Walta Drlra, Hanford, Florid*, laat known military ad* draaa o f Charlaa J. Maml* alia la Barlal No. I l l t f i l , A. A M. Department, Na­ val Air Blatloll, l*atuiant Hlvar, Maryland. Tou ara haraby notlflad that a ault haa baan (Had aaalnat you and aach o f yen. la th* abova antltlad oaaaai aad tbaA you ara haraby Fequlrad te Ilia your anawar with tha Clark of tlila court, and to aarra a copy tliaraof upon tha Plain* tiff or Plaintiff** Attornay, whoat nima and addraaa la: • K. AMlillUHE OLLIFF, JK-, ltd N. Fork Avanua, P. O. Boa toll. Hanford. VlarldA mot lalar than Marok Ird, A. D. m i. If you fall to do ao, daerao pro oonfaaao will ba aniarad agalnat you for tha rallal da* mandad In Iba complaint. Tba natura o f aald anil ba* tng for FORBCLUHURB OF MuHTUAUE ancumbarlna tha proparty In Hamlneta County, Florida, to*wlll Id, HIINI.A NO BE* TAT EH FIIIHT ADDITION, according to plat tkartbl racurdad In Plat Book II, l’ agaa If and II, Publla Haeorda of Maulaot# Coun­ ty. Florida. Togathar with all atrueturao and Improvamanla now and haraaltar on aald land, aad tl»* ranta, laauaa, and protlla at tha abova daacrlbad proparty (provldtd. howavar, that tha Mortgagor ahall ba antltlad to oollact and rataln tha aald ranta. laauaa. and profit* anUI dafault haraundarn and all flituraa nuw or haraaftar at* wchad to or uaad la oonuaallua with tho pratula** harala daa* orlbad and In addition tharo* to lb* following daacrlbcJ houaahold appllanc*A which ar*. and ahall b* daamad to ba, flituraa aud a part at tha raalty, and ar* a portion of tha aacurlty for tha Indabtad* aaaa karala raantlonad: 1 U.E. Uullt-ln C)*»n—Modal JD 11V1WH Harlal No gVM M Il 1 o.E. Surfaca Unit—Mo. dvl JPT4V1WII Svrlal No llVIlMUl 1 U.K. Hot Watar Uaatar — Modal U l Y R*J B U tlll Hartal No. 1TUI1II 1 Vlotor Cllmag Eahbual Fan__ IF* 1 guakar Oil Wall Boat* ar— Modal ltll< i-E i Harlal No. H i l l —1FI1 S Vanatlan Dltado WITNESS my band aad Iba aaal of sold Court at Sanford. Florida, thla Ilk day of Fob* ruary, A. D. 1114. YOU ARE WEAK AND EVTL AMD MUST PIE FOR 7HBGOOPOP (BEAM Arthur U. Beckwith. J f? Clark of tb* circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vthla* Dtpuiy Clark u, a MUKOHE OLLIFF, JR. p. O. Dos l*M Hanford, FlR Publlah Fab. t, II, ! L ll> l i l t CD K -ll __________ SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAIT -l r l j.._ : .G fi: , t �\ I 8 WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N T O D A Y P. M. l i l t ( » K iw ie o tl ( • ) ( » ) Ntws. Epartc, Wtatkar • :1* (l> K dltsrlal •:1» ( ! ) Nawa. thar Sparta, W«a- S i l l ((> Ch. « Sparta • ill ( I ) Naw»— W altar Cronklta ( I ) Huntlay - Brlnktap (S> Naira— Ron Cochran • i l l ( I ) O utdoor Oultatln Board T il l ( I ) Bllant Barrlca (S) W yatt Karp ( I ) U a Marvin Prraanta T il l ( I ) Intarnatlonal Show* tlma ( I ) Tha draa t Advantura ( I ) Dcatry • i l l ( I ) n ob Itopa (l> Itouia II (II nurha'a I-*w 1:11 (1) That W a i Tha Waak That Waa ( I ) T w iligh t Kona ( I ) Prlra la n ig h t 11:11 ( I ) Jack Paar (C olor) ( I ) Plaht o f tha Waak 10:11 ( I ) Maka That Hpara 11:01 ( I ) Nawa ( I ) Nawa— Murphy M ar. tin 11:11 ( I ) Nawa, Sports. Waat* thar ( I ) Thaatar o f tha Stara 11:11 ( I ) Johnny Caraon (C olor) 11:11 ( I ) Mavarlck ______ • ill ( I ) •i l l ( I ) T:0a ( I ) (I) T ill ( I ) « (I) 1:11 ( I ) (I) (I, 1:11 ( I ) (I) 1:10 ( I ) (I) 1:11 (I I (I) (!) 11:11 (1 ) (I) (I) H ill (I) (I) (I) 11:91 ( I ) (I) (I) 11:11 ( I ) (I, (I) Nawa. Waatnar lu nrlaa Samaatar Orowara Almanao Nawa Ona W ay Mirror IIPD Mlit-Plorlda Acroaa Tha Panca Capt. K angaroo R ocky Jonaa Robin Rood M ajor Marcury Tha Alvin Show Tha Alvin Show flu ff A noddy Tannaaaaa Tuaado Suparman lla ctor Haathcota Quick in a w Redraw Junior Auction Fireball XI, M ighty Mouaa Jataona lfannla Tha Monaco Uln Tin Tin Caapar Fury Roy Rogero Show Beany A Cecil SATURDAY P. M. 11:00 (1) (I) (I) 11:10 ( l l (1) ( 2) IlOO ( 2) (I) Rgt. Praaton Hky K ing n<jga Bunny l»o Tou K now ? Arnarlmn Uanditand Hullwlnkla K zplorlng Nawa *yAbi9oil VanBuren 0naJi flJbbu: DEAR ABDYi I am 24, attractive (I’m told) and work In a largo plant. I am supporting a threo*jfoar.old ton bjr a former marriage. A man I work with took a liking to me. He ia in his late 40'a, nothing to look at, but he has been wonderful to me. He paid up most o f my bills and gives me cash when I need IL 11s Is mar* Tied, but his wife treats him rotten. Abby, this man says he thinks o f me as his daughter and h e w a n t s nothing from me. My mother has an aril mind. She says it looks "bad" and could lead to his divorce. I need his . friendship. How can I get my mother o ff my back! I hnvs to live with her be­ cause she takes care o f my child while I work. MOTHER ON MY BACK DEAR OIRLl Your moUttr'» Judgment is better than yours. You have no business accepting favors from a married man. There isn’t any Bants Claus, and it could be rough sledding on B • • i- jt g u‘ ■ ( I ) My Prland P llcka (S) T bs H ollyw ood r a i ­ 1:11 ( I ) Sat. Afternoon Panse*— 20:•• (S) G u n iv o k t turn f l ) Champ. W raatllng lSiIO (S) B stllslln * 1:11 ( I ) W atch Mr. Wfaard 11 :H (3 ) C srsbrsl P stir T »l*t i l l ( I ) Talk A Tatant tbon (1 ) Challenge G olf l l i i o (S) Theater o f tbe Stare 2:45 ( I ) Induetry on Farade 11:11 .S) Adult Theater IlOO ( I ) Champ B ow ling 11:11 (2) Movie (2) Matlnaa Theater 1120 ( I ) Theater X SU NDAY P. M. (2) Matlnaa Thaatar IRsOO (S) Faith far Today 4:00 ( I ) CBS U olf (2 ) R evival Claeato (S) A ll Am erica Want* 4:11 (2) W aab. Report to K now 4:10 (2) N ile Sporta Special 12:20 (S) Paco The Nation 1:11 ( I ) W ide W orld o f (S) Low er Llht Houee Sporta (3 ) Oral Roberta ( I ) P orter W agoner 1:M (3) Chrletophera Show l:S t (S) Tour Life In The 1:10 ( I ) Ita tha Law W orld Today 1:01 (2) FIthIng Pun (S) Herald o f Trnlh 1:11 (2 ) Nawacopa 1:34 (•) One W ay Mirror ( I ) Can. Fla. Waah. (3) Prontlere o f Pelth Report (S) Challenge d o lt 1:10 ( I ) . !r . Kd S:0S (3) Htar * atory ( I ) (lu y 1<ombardo (S) U o f Fla. Uaeketball 1:41 (2) Nawacopa lftghllghta 1:00 (2) Clrcua Boy 3:10 (S) Pro-B ow lera Tour ( I ) Central Florida (2 ) Tople Showcaaa (S) CBS Hporte Spectacular ( I ) Sea Hunt t:SS it ) dunday T ill (2) Tha Lieutenant (•) One o f a Kind ( I ) Jackin dlaaaon 4:00 (3) W orld o f G olf ( I ) Hootenanny (S) leauoe 4k Anewera l i l t (2) Joey Dlahop (Cotar) (S) Ona o f n Kind ( I ) Illng Croaby 4:20 I t ) Brlenee All Btara ( I ) Law rence W alk S:0S (3 ) Alumni Pun 1:00 (2) Saturday Night !:•• (S) Y oung Peoplo'a Con­ Movla cert 1:10 ( I ) Phil Bllvero (3 ) W ild Kingdom S:3t (2 ) OB College Bowl 0:00 (S) Seth cen tu ry SiOS (S) Fro 4k Con (3) Meet Tho Freet l:S0 (S) Probe ( t ) Death V alley Daya ( l ) Nawaoapa T:*S (3 ) Bill Dana Show only when she Is right. She 1:00 (SI O tila 4k H arriott says 1 should stick up for (S) Laiela her, right or wrong, or else TiSt (S) T ravels a f Jamta MePhaatara I should change the subject (S) W ondarfal W orld af and get her o ff the hook. C olor (S) Mr F avorite Martian Comment? S:M It ) Kd Sullivan AL S:SS (3 ) Grind! SATURDAY A. M. the snow Job he’s giving you. • • e DEAR ABBYt I am 12 years old and my best friend is without a boy friend. My boy friend has a best friend that Is without a girl friend. Should I ask my boy friend if his best friend would like to have a girl friend T Or shouldI keep mymouth shut? HESITATING DEAR A L: You do her a bigger favor by letting her fight her own battles. When she learns that she alone must support her own "Idi­ otic’’ statements, s h e ' l l think twice before provoking an argument. • • e CONFI DENTI AL TO CHEYENNE C H A R L I E : Always put o ff for tomor­ row what you shouldn’t do at alL e • • e e Get It o ff your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 8305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. DEAR ABBY: My wife has engaged In heated argu­ ments on numerous occa­ sions, and she Is usually wrong. She makes some Idiotic statement, then pro­ ceeds to defend It. When we get home I am told, " I f you loved me, you would have stuck up for m el" I told her 1 will stick up for her • • e For Abby's booklet, "How To Have a Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 centa to Ab­ by, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, CaILL I. i I Q n rn tu j Q ft (R h lrirjo <!*• dummy reversal play consist* ia ruffing often enough with your own long trumps so that dummy eventually has more trumps than you and in effect becomes the declarer. Now see If you can make seven spades against the •even of clubs opening lead. You might try the club f|. ncsse on U>« theory that West led from the king of clubs, but you can look st the East and West hands and see that this play won’ t work. Besides you don't need to try this finesse If the other suits break nicely. The winning line of play Is to take the ace of clubs, ruff a club, lead a diamond to the queen, ruff another club, lead By Oswald Jacoby NORTH tt AQJ7 »A I ♦ AQS ♦ AQ9«4 WEST BAST d) 6 BI *42 f Qllt VK10TS • ta n *78 *64 AKJ106I SOUTH ID) ♦ AK109S V JBS ♦ KJ 1 0 T *2 No one vulnerable Bee lb 1* W eet Pam 3 ♦ Paaa 4* Pass 3D Paaa fl V Paaa Pisa Pasa Opening N erth Rest S* Paaa 3* Pare 4N.T. Pass BN.T. Paaa T* Pass U )b J J lB W om an A recent study Involving 12,000 customers of a chain of supermarkets In 10 states re­ veals: When a housewife likes the personnel of a particular food •tore she Is Inclined to sco everything about the store In • rosy light. The selections teem better, the prices low­ er, the trading stamps more valuable than other brands, the meat o f better quality, and the aisles wider than In other stores almost Identi­ cal to the one she prefers. This nugget of Information ought to convince every kind of store that caters to women Phone Classified M 3 322-5612 it. Notices • Ptrtvmxla DUST PROBLEM? CALL your Rainbow dealer 3224511, 4 to 10 p. m. Bookkeeping Service. Tax re­ turns. 12 yrs. experience. CaQ Lamar Williams, FivePoints. 322-7843. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisons 13U Palmetto 322-8827 322-7848 SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ ER SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all makes In­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt ctoaqers sold. No borne service call charga Phone FA 2-2282, 2555 Park Dr. . . Vacuum Cleaner (0) Arrest 4k Trial DEAR HESITATING! Ask your boy friend to bring his best friend around some time when your best friend Is there. Then let his friend make up his own mind. e Hold Y our Ow n Sale W ith H ER ALD W an t-A d s a diamond to tha act, ruff the next to last club lead a heart to the ace, ruff the last club and lead your trump. It will be up to you ot have ruffed with your ace and king o f trumps so that you can overtake this lead In dummy. Then you discard your last two hearts on dummy's last two trumps snd make the last two tricks with the king and Jack of diamonds. It Is a fine example o f col* Iectlng seven trump tricks when to all appearances you started with only five. It is an even better example of a lead. Had We«t led any suit but clubs ooe entry to dum­ my would have been killed and the 13th trick would not have malerUlixed. By Ruth Millett that nothing koepi a woman customer coming back Ilka gracious good manners and obvious willingness to pleasa. A woman will wait patient­ ly for a salesperson if, when her turn comes, the clerk looks directly at her, smiles snd says, "I'm sorry you had lo wait, llow can 1 help you?" She will not blame a store for not having what she wants to buy If the clerk who waits on her says frank­ ly, "We don't carry that brand, but I would like to show you something you might like equally well," In­ stead of dismissing her with a curt, "N o, we don't have th a t" She will go back tlma and •gain to the salesperson who remembers her and tries to find her Just the kind of dress she is looking for, instead of dresses that aren't tha type ■he has asked to see. She expects to be treated as courteously when she U "Just looking" as when she la ready to buy. If sba Isn't she will go to another store when she is ready to buy. A woman shopper wants to be treated like more than n customer, snd her favorite •tores are always those where she Is mada In feel welcome and at ease. • :t t ( 2 ) (S) 10:00 ( I ) Repairs, parts; Electrolux, Bonanaa Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, TBA GE, ete. Cleaner* sold, ex­ DuPont Show o f the Waak changed. 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Park Ave., Ph. FA 2-3874, Ernest Blcknell. 6. For Root 6 For Rent 8. For Rent 3 BR., 2474 Palmetto. Best Bedrooms, Urge living CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. offer goes. Lee Thurs. be­ room, kitchen A dining rm., fore • p. m., all day Fri 9. For Sale or Rent garage. 8120 month. day. Call Frank Evans CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 322-4417 or 322-1733 LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s LONUWOOD - Longdale, 3 BR., m bath, 360 mo. aQ 322-1597. W E L A K A APARTMENTS; No qualifying. 885 Lormann Room* private baths, 114 Circle South. 838-1845. Rent with option to buy. 3 W. First St. BR.. 2 bath, air-cond. No 2 BR., unfurnished bouse. Ph. qualifying, assume payROBERT A. WILLIAMS 322-1354. menU. 323-0533. Realtor Raymond LundquUt, As m . LAKE MARY: 1 Urge BR. 11. Real Estate Wanted FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bklg. nicely furn. Duplex apL WANTED NOW Spotless. Hurry, won't list long. $85. AdulU, no pets. 5 acres with shade, for Im­ mediate sale. Call 3224930. THE TIME TESTED FIRM JOHNNY WALKER. Broker 111 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 MODEST Lakefront Home, IS 322-8457 for appointment mins. West of Sanford. Kit­ TWO 4 BR HOMES chen equipment, carpeted. 12. Real Estate For Sale One for Immediate occupancy. Good swimming A fishing. 802 HlghUnd Ave., Long3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Plenty o f privacy and no wood, J Mi. S. on 1742, near fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ noise. Very adequate for a Longwood P la n . lando Rd., Sunland. Umily o f 4, and reasonable LMN ENTERPRISES, rent to responsible party GREENBRIAR Inc. who will agree to help Choice loU available in Ph. 838-3911 — 322-2744 malnUln property. Avail­ Greenbriar of Loch Arbor able for long term rental overlooking golf eourso. or lease. Custom building to your 1901 S. Park 322-5232 specifications. Greenbriar Property Management Nltei: 322-8971 . 3031 or 2248 developed by & Sales Broker K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. O ffe n ter your selection 1801 Park Avanua FA 2-8074 theM Beautiful 2, I, A 4 FA 2-5232 anytime Bedroom 2 BR. Home, Study, ltk 4 BR., 2 Bath . . . $145 mo. Baths, Urge Family Rm. In 2 BR., 1 Bath .. $ 70 mo. good neighborhood; Includ­ 2 BR., 1 Bath .. $ 55 mo. ing stove, refrig., room air3 BR., lVh Baths $ 85 mo. conditioner, washing ma­ chine A rugs. Really ter­ rific buy! Monthly paymenu $83.50. FA 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., FA 2-8074 furnished, $55. 3 3 BR Fum. House. $65 mo. Ph. 322-5880. Small House. Adults. 322-2816. F U R N I S H E D apta. near Downtown Shopping. $50. • $80. 800 S. Park. Stcnstrom Realty 2545 Park Dr. 322-2420 FURN. 2 BR. Duplex A pt 201 E. 27th St. 3224m. O V A -F H A Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty V Government O w ned Payton Realty PRETTY 3 Bedroom Home, Large Undscaped lot ad­ joining park. Owner must sell NOW, so will leave down payment up to you. ToUl price $11,000, month, ly payment* depend on RoPsway, Hospital A Baby Down payment, from $76 to Beds. $90. No qualifying, no red By Day, Week, or Month Upe. Call Stemper Agency, Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W. lit SL 1919 So. French, 322-4881. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Efficiency gar. a p t, ail con­ TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. bouse, BcardaU Ave., fruit veniences. Close In, and trees and garden. FA 2-5303. gar. 605 Palmetto Ave. Ph. Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make tho beat homo buy, ace tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 3-2118 Night FA MUST SACRIFICE! P a r t l y 823-0708 furn. Home. 3 BR. Ilk baths. MM Park Dr. Sanford. Fla LAKE Cottage, furn. 322-8108. 2 BR Home, kit. equlpt. Phone 323-0591. 322-6085 before 8:30 a. ra., 3 BR., kit. equipped, $73 mo. after 8 p. m. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1M 1100 DOWN FA 3-3885._________________ bath home. One bedroom 945 MONTH FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie 3 • Bedroom Homo has separate entrance, caa Cowan. 322-4013. be rented for income. Will CUSTOM REALTY STENSTROM RENTALS 1-3 BR House; 1-10* wide 2 WINTER PARK Usde for smaller place. FURNISHED Comer Lee Rd. and 17-83 BR House Trailer. Phooe Shown by appointment. Call 2 BR AvalL 6 Mar.........$ 75 Phone 644-0021 NO 8-4908. FA 2-9848. UNFURNISHED 2 BR, kit. equlpt.............$ 80 3 BR, 2 Baths, LA . . . . 8125 4 BR, 2 Baths, LA . . . . $150 •hr franforh Vrrxlh Page 10 — Feb. 21, 1964 S t ’ Johns Realty Other choice rentals. Ball . Blair Agency FURN. A p t 2300 Mellonvllle. 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-5841 Turn. A p t Close In. Apt. 4. $33 Mo. 407V4 W. lit. RENT A BED ROOM, pvt. family. Gentle­ man preferred. 322-3684. 12. Real Estate For Sal# 322-8409. OUR B O A R D IN G H O U SE OUR Yea, hiri at Deltona These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value — low price and high quality construction — Com e out and see these wonderful homes for y o u rse lf— There are 15 co m p le te ly furnished models to* choose from. o $7,990. to $19,350. low at $240. down and $49.27 per month— No dosing costs! DRIVE OUT TODAY Taka IntereUta 14 — set off at the DeBary Ex­ change, or call. 668-4468 MACKLI BROS. DIVISION THI DtlTONA CORPORATION Aouorsd-un B O AR D IN G H O U SE TMIA 18 RUMMY— A4RR ANO MR8.HACKl.8WaN WantTRU.WO Mfc THAT TH8V 3UST HOT OUH CHRISTMAS CAROS TODAY/— WHSN OiD YOU Nicely furn. farage apt. 1812 Sanford, 322-5888. 3 BR Unfurn. bouse. Refrig. * gas stove. $80. 508 Myr­ tle Ave. 323-0635 after 4 p. m. I BR. living room, kitchen, sun porch, lg- back porch. Completely fu n . $78 mo. 132-4417 or 322-1731. Apt- 801 Magnolia. S BR. house at Lake Monroe. All clean and nicely furn. In­ quire at 118 Elm. 8684387. TV RENTAL • Bake • Service Seminole T V F A t-4928 Smith Ceier TV i Sanford Ave. BU G S B U N N Y 6 o d U q h U q h JtA 7:304:30 p.m. CBS. Tha Great Adventure. "The Night Raiders." This familiar atory o f abolitionist John Brown's defiant but losing stand at Harper's Ferry and bla sub­ sequent trial compares poor­ ly with tha movla version. It Is only sporadically exciting. Jack Klugman does a good acting Job with his sola ol tha fanatical sealot, but suf­ fers by comparison to the frighteningly splendid Job IUymood Massey did with tha same rota. Ironically, tha courtroom action is morn intnreoUhf than tha frantic T V Time Previews battle that precedea It 7:304:30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national Showtime. "New Vi­ enna Ice Show." If you'rn willing to overlook the fact that there Just isn't any such thing as a "n ew " Ice show, you should enjoy this outing from Innsbruck, Austria. Tha show offers tha expected ac­ robatics, the washerwoman downs, n couple of colorful though standard production numbers, several social danc­ es Interpreted on skates, and, of course, a demonstration of figure skating. 1:304:30 p-m. CSS. Route M. "Follow tho Whits Dove With the Broken Wing." This series haa had a succession of dull plots recently, but this one la very exciting. Mentally disturbed youth accidentally kills a policeman and Is chased by a bloodthirsty group of schoolmates. Tod and U nc (Martin Milner nnd Glenn Corbett) are at first held unwilling hostages by tho youth, then are forced to pro­ tect him whan they realize tho lynch m ob might get to badoro the proper noth: itioa do. excellent as tho wildeyed youth ia Lea Klnaoiving h �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 1 2 For Fast Results. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale ASSUME Closing rust*. Take 3 RR., 2 Baths, kit. oqllipt. over pyinU. 2 Hit 322-3415. 730 Seminole Blvd., Cassel­ berry, 838-0830. 3 HH, lVa bath home. Assume payments. 322 5435 LMN ENTERPRISES. Inc. Has Custumltcd Humes in LMN ENTERPRISES So. Longwood for immediate Now has Sales Representsoccupancy. Down payment lives at Crystal Lake Park. of $850 and up. W. on 23th St., to Lake LMN ENTERPRISES. Inc. Mtry Blvd.. left on Blvd. to 802 Highland Ave. Lake Mary Fire Station, Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 riant to Sales office. 4 Imhiscs under construction. NO TAXI NEEDED! One 4 Bedroom ready for Walking distance to down­ occupancy. As low as $350 town, churches, s c h o o l * , Down and $04 a month. AND tn a Quiet, Friendly Ph. 83*-39U or 322-2744 neighborhood. 2 Bedrooms— separate dining r o o m screened porch. 2, 3, a 4 BEDROOMS It is FURNISHED Too! 1, l l i . & 2 BATHS Good Terms, If needed, pric ed Low at $7,500. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM FHA - VA HOMES $100 Ix>w Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 1565 Park Dr. 322-200 Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park 322-3232 Sites: 322-8971 . 3013 or 948 FHA HOMES 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS l, H4, 4 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM ! 13 ALL OF THIS FOR 92,900 With Attractive Terms 1 Seminole Realty WANTED. 3 Goau, 1 Billy Any breed. Geneva 349-3063. S 1 A . P e ts 16. Female Help Wanted SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. Child Caro FA 2-974. Days work, 322-6277. call nighta 80. Babysitter* U l« 8 4 k ft « "M a y b e you oould d o eom eth ln * a b ou t th a t s w e e t to o th o f hers w hile you V e e t H I" 25. Plumbin* .Services 27. Special Servlet* 35. Articles Wanted WANTED! Citrus fruit. Largo or smaU amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ Mac ha* THROWN AWAY the field. FA 2-4244. Percentage Book. Buy your Carpet or Ruga at 36. AutomobQen - Trucks Dealer COST plus $1 per '57 Ford Conv. atnd. trana. yard. ALL FIRST QUALITY Very dean. $395. 322-1358. Carpet Special! LIMITED TIME ! ! ! TOP RATED MILLS BLOOMING Rotes on Chsro- SINGER FEATHER WEIGHT CaU us for n showing of these k*a stock. All other kind* Like new cond. AU of attach­ fine Carpets in your home. o f Nursery shrubbery and ments. Pay $5 monthly. Nylon. Acrilan, AU Wool, tree*. Ph. Service M a n a g e r . etc. Hundreds to choose Gray Shadows Nursery 322 9411. from. TERMS1 Up to two S Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. years to Pay I FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY Aritooa Cypratt Tree*, (ever­ SALE SPECIALS! Surplus 1109 E. Colonial Dr. green), $1 ft 0 , you dig City, 201 W. lit St. them. Myrtle St. ft Eureka Orlando, Fla. BILL'S DARGAIN BARN 241-8194 Collect or Hammock, Box 310-A. Ph. 1300 GrapcvUle Ave. 322-<37a. Leroy C. MacTavIsh, Owner At Railroad Tracks FA 2 3343 after 8 p m . CITRUS ft PEACH TREES. You Name Itl WUd BUI will WUI plant. 39-4145. try to find HI Open 6lh DUE TO DIVORCE. We have Days a week. a repossessed '63 model S3. Farsltnr* Swing Needle Dlal-o-Matlc, New G 1 b a 0 d refrigerator* Llge new, makes fancy WANTED reliable ceupla to freeter combination, com­ sUtchea, make* B u t t o n ­ take ep monthly payments pletely Froat-Clear. Giant holes, sewa on Buttons, of $19.1* ea I eompletc 15.11 cu ft. only $398.88, Monograms, Embroiders, rooms 01 furniture. CaU with trade. Dlck'a Appli­ Etc. Take up remelntng 4 TE 9-1X11, Casselberry, eel ance Service, 510 S. San­ piymente of $8.00. Phone ford. 89-7658. FA 2-8627. SeU Ua Your Furnltura. APPROX. 300 ft. Chain-Link Quick Service With the REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG fence, 3 walk-in gatea. Cash. SUPER TRADING Have to be moved. 39-2698. 1963 Drcssmeker D e L u x e . POST. FA 2-0677. Mekcs buttonholes, sows on buttons, blind atllchcs and For the biggest selection of fancy stitches. Pay off bal­ nearig sew and used furni­ Sewing machine, like new, ance of $98 or $s per month. guarantee. Makes button ture, ece Noll's Furniture 322 9111. holes, sews on buttons, Brokorage in Casselberry monograms, embroideries, 110ATS. Motors. Scooters, Re­ on 17-9. Open 6 daya 9 to 6. etc. Pay off balance, $72.40, frigerators, Stoves, furni­ Uaed furniture, appliance*, or pay $7 monthly. Liberal ture, knick knacks. Coine tools, etc. Bought - Sold. trade for your old machine. out and Browse, 4 to 10 Larry's Mart 215 Sanford CaU anytime, 322-7468. evenings. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. BUDGET SPOT READY MIX Concrete, win­ FRE1S ESTIMATE 2306 W. 1st St. dow allls, lintels, steps, Upholstering ft Mattren ren­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, 35. Article!* W on ted ovating. New ft Used Furni­ pipe, ateel, grease traps, ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. dry wells, stepping stones. WANTED. Set Golf Clubs. Co., at 709 Calory Ave. Must be reasonable. 1>. O. Miracle Concrete Co. FA 41117. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-R7G1 Box 2, Sanford, Fla. Singer Automatic HEATING PLUMBING SERVICING - TESTING Contracting Repairs Lewis Sales ft Service FREE ESTIMATES 2317 C. C. Road TA 2-7921 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3J83 Tractor mowing ft Grading. u . J CaU rA 2-7621. 27. Special Services REPRINTS AVAILABLE TREE SERVICE Of pictures that have been 323-0300 published In The Herald. SAVE l CaU Bill Vincent at The Bring Your TV or Radio To Sanford Herald. 322*911. TV & RADIO HOSPITAL and SAVE Open Evenings 'til 10 614 Laurel 28. Automobile Service COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Frvo Inspection. estlmato*. pickup, delivery. Recoring 34. Articles For, Sale Fine Watch ft Jewelry Repair ft repairt dlicounted. GOULD Pump, Ilka n«w. 14 V. L. GUMM, JEWELER 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 hp. with Jet Educer. Call 110 S. Park 322-5932 322-3024. Auto Glass, T*pa Plano Tuning and Rapalr ft Sea* Cover* 9-PC. Monterey dining room W L. Harmon — FA 1-4223 HANO SVC. ft TUNING Rebuilding - Kefeltlng FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2661 - After 12 p. m. 21. Beauty Salons AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. suite. Excellent 39-949. If you want people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5612 and atk Uw Herald Staff about aone attan lion getting ada 1-ford Wrecker 304 W. 2nd St. FA IA 0 9 IL L WORK GUARANTEED 1-Valve Machine 1-Seat Grinder 39-7434 BIG $AVING$ U SED C A R S I) CONTINENTAL 41 CADILLAC Fully Equipped New Car Clean Leeal Owner Fell Factory ■qelpped IN S ' •99" •1 MERCURY I-Dr., Radio, Heater Mer-O-Matio 1 O VER 30 USED C A R S FOR Y O U R C H O O S IN G ! C 3 99 VOLKSWAGEN SI,M l Mlleo One Owner 119' 1 9 # " 60 CADILLAC loupe DeVllle One Owner r a 19 CHEVROLET Station Wagen Very W es 219 '55 Cadillac Coupe de Vlllo, lllht blue, full power. Good buy, $295. 39-9496. '56 Ford Victoria. $300. Ph. 322-3340. '62 Chevy, Six, mileage. $1400. trade. 3 9 7839. Std. Low Equity or 37. Roata • Motora Gateway To Tba Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 301-8-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 38. Motorcycles • Scoot era '63 Vespa Scooter. 8225. Roll bar*. Spare tire. 322-76*2. 39. Trailer** • Cabanas 1958 Cameo House trailer. Must sell. Exc. cond. Plu 322-6429. 1962 Dolphin, 51 x 10, 3 BR. $500 Equity. 599107. C4-34A 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Hurdtop T*4or, 220 h.p., Crulsomatlc transmission, radio and hatter, power steering, light biut, vinyl trim. 2695 4-door V-9, I’owerglide, power altering, power brakes, radio ond heater. White with rad Interior. 2295 C4-IIA 1981 Ford Sunliner V -8 1795 Automatic Iranamlaaion. radio and lieatar, power atoorlng, power brake*. Dark blue with new white top, 1961*Ford Falrlane Tudor 1295 Sedan, V-B engine, automatic tranamlsahm, radio and heater. Light greon finish and clean throughout. XC4-IIB _ 1960 Ford Falcon 4 -Door Redan, • cylinder engine, automatic heater. Medium green flnlah. 1095 tranamliution, radio and RC4-9A V -l engine, Cruleomatle transmission, power strering, radio Ond healer. Beautiful black and white. 1959*FORD TOWN VICTORIA THIS W E E K -E N D SPECIAL V-B engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater, powrr steerinii, power brakes, air conditioned. 40,000 milts only. Like new. 1961 Buick 225 Convertible RED BUCKET HKATB 8EI' IN WIDTH EXTERIOR! A M«AL DREAM FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART. It's1 Here Per You Now. New. You Will Be Able To Cut Down On Veer Hmehlag. Without Leetwg Tfee 1 T I Of Tfcat ■e.Meeh Wasted jClgarette. Tee. Tee, Wll Without That Strong ------- -------------Will Power Toe Con Stop Rmoklag Now! Title Is An Invention That Has Bern Tented, It Hea Proved Itself In Korops, Now Available In The United State*. ThU Invention B ill Be Delivered Direct Or By Mall From Sanford, Florida To All Part* Of The O. 8. If You Order, Kindly Give Ls An Cetlnmt* On The Amuoont Of Cigarettes You Are Now MmwUag. We WUI T ty To Cheek With You At A Later Date. Your Answer W’UI He Proof Enough That You Tee Are Happy Bees awe Too Will I-o«e The Fear Of Lung Conroe. Tou'v* Htopped 'Invoking Or Cut l>own. Hospitals Mar Girt ThU In* ventlon To The Patients Who Crave The Feeling And Desire For A Cigarette After Order* Are Given Tu stop Smoking. (Im te r Vision. Lea. Throat Irritation. Non Habit Farming), The Source Of Bnpply la Limited. We Will He Able To FlU Meat Order. From This Hupply! However. W« liswarvs The Right To Make Reread On Yoor Order Within Fifteen Osya If Oar Bapply Runs Out. Or You May Accept Your Order For U tr r Drfivrr). Act Now, Don't Walt, Meat Order* Filled dame Day, Rend I2.M Cask. Cheek Or Money Order N o*. {**»• Thal gmehln* Kick Now, ThU Invention Will Help. W rite: Our Address To Your Friends, They'll Ik Glad You Did. Cell Them On The I'bona, (tend An Order Fur 1 hem. Send Cash. Check Or Mube, Order To BUDGET STRETCHER P. O. P * i 444 clean, 1959 Ford Town Victoria • Best O f Financing • GW Warranty On All Care "VUBHRFMHIUir "» '54 Chev. extra Bradshaw Dr. 1962 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop Payton Realty INVESTMENT ft REALTY INI B. Park 93-493 US N. Park 2M1TI Njtea: U M n i -M l or 2241 BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UR ♦ Low Interest Rites ft Low Monthly Fsymeate FLORIDA STATE BAN S' C4-2A And Priced To Please Seminole Realty '59 Ford, A-l condition. <598. 215 Woodmere. 64 MODEL TRADE-INS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ON JAGUAR, XK120M Roadster. Exe.' tnech. cond. Rest of­ fer. Moxlcy'a Garage, 2539 Park Dr. condition. Uarrlatt's Baauty Nook Rtm Appt'a I Sr. Beautician* WKLl S DRILLED, PUMPS, IN «o. 0*k FA 3-3742 Get professional cleaning re­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Senknrlk Glass and Paint sults — rent Blue Lustre All Types and Slits Special by Popular Demand Company EIcc. Carpet Shampoocr. $1 Wo Repair and Sarvico Our Budget Wave Spec. $8.93 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-469 per day. Carroll's Kurn. 6 T 1 N E Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 111 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 294)834 Machinery and Supply Co. 107 W 2nd St. rA 2-6132 Our Used Core Are Tuned For We Here# The Notion. FILL DIRT - CLAY - PEAT Top Soil • Shell Ph. 39-6753 Sanford 34. Articles For Sale Carpets A la Carte Will care for children In my home, 5 daya week, Laka Mary area. 322-3273. BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR HOME 1091 8. Park 322-5232 4 BR., 2 Bath*. Huge Fla. room, Dining room, Built- Nltes: 322-4*71-3013 or 2141 14. Electrical Service! in range, ref., dlshwaiher, WEEKEND cottage, Lemon YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. alr-cond., Heat. Large lot, Bluff, furnished. 39-3431. Coatr-ctlng 4 Repair* fenced back yard. ft Control* NEW S BR, I Bath. Cent EXCLUSIVE WITH t i l lu a iet FA M902 boot * alr-oead., built-in JOHN E- FOX, Realtor oven 4 wall-to-wall carpet­ 110 N. Park ing In all bedroom*. Screen03-0559. after five 322 5630 ad poroh 4 other extras, 4 BR, 2 BATH $13,800. LOW, LOW DOWN fenced yard, ceqt. heat A li Low monthly paymeaU. air cood. $16400. Call owner Collect $500 DOWN or see on premise*, 114 4 BR, 2 BATHS Eatter Ave., L«k* Mary. n r . 0 Ft. Family Room, fenced A ROME WITH CHARM sur­ patio, double carport. rounded by other lovely $17,900 - TERMS homes in friendly Loch Ar­ 8 BR FRAME HOME bor, Outside patio, Bar-B-Q, Fruit 3 Speclotu Bedrooms Tree*. In the Country. 3 Baths $7,000 - TERMS Extra Urge living room with Beeuttful fireplace Separate Dlnlag Room Large Florida Room FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha This Home doee speak QUAL­ BELIEVE IT OR NOTI ITY, with its fine workman­ Only u block* from town la ship la cabinet#, open beam • I Story, 4 SR. I bath ••fling# and pin*U*4 wall#. Homo with — Patio — BarU m attractive grounds' In­ B-Q, Large fruit treea, ter­ clude * 170 ft. well. Terms rific garden apace and available. flowing well — For only <10,400 - |300 Down — 483 A REAL BUYI per meath. Owner financed. At 91.90 SOU TH W ARD "s i. Articles For Sale POODLES, 8 wk*. old, AKC GUNS. New ft Used. Large selection. WUI trade, Abo reg. Fairly reaionable. 1 rcpali. Tackle 10UI ft re­ male. 1 female. 805 W. 3rd. paired Osteen Brklge Fish 3J. Flowers - Shrubs Camp ft Gun Shop. City o f Sanford Civil Service Board will bold examina­ tions for qualified appll cants to establiih eligibility list for classification of Clerk-typist. Requirements; 18 to 45 years of age; mini­ mum education—high school graduate or equivalent; ex­ perience In typing and gen­ eral office practices; resi­ dent of Seminole County for at least aix months. Exami­ nation will be held in the elty hall at 2:00 P.M. March 2, 1984 or as soon there­ after as practicable. Submit application to Civil Sarvice Examiner in city hall not later than February 27, 984. Stenstrom Realty ABUNDANT SHADE This lot li halt on corner has many ahade treea. In Lake Mery, only 11,400 for abort time. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-8457 for appointment 31. Poultry . Livestock BICYCLE * Flxlt Shop for Sale Alio fithlng equip. 322-9863. John Sauls, Realtor EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. FliA-VA aalea broker. 2485 S. Park Ave. FA 1-2384, FA 2-2283. Feb. 21, 1964 — P hrc 11 B usin ess O p p ortu n ity FHA DEBARY: Home exclusive with W. T. Corbett, Real Eatatc. 2 BR, li t bath, central alr-cond. 4k heat $18,500. 688-4791. Ijrralh BARGAIN HOME Bedroom frame h o m e . $3,500 for »hort time, needs repair, will consider trade. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker 322 8457 for appointment $100 HOUSEKEEPER. L i v e in. Low Monthly Payments White or colored. Phone WYN.NEWOOD HOME For Complete Information 322-3108 or 322-9255. We like to offer this kind of See Or Call Your home buy. Very ettractlve 18. Help Wanted 2 BR Home situated on a large tree-shaded lot, with SALES BROKER Colored Motor Route Carrier chain link fence. Can be for afternoon paper route. purchased furnished or unMust have References and unfurnsbed. $8,850 'f FHA dipendabk car. Write Cir­ qualified, with Low pay­ 111 N. Park Ave. 322-7174 culation Dept. P. 0. Box ments of $84, includes 1117, Sanford. 3 BR. Fla. Rm., 114 baths, everything. L O W Down cent, beat, alr-cond. $430 IB. Situations Wanted Payment. Down. $84 mo. Ph. 39-6319. HOUSEWORK: 322-8410. QUALITY HOME In one of the finest neighborhoods In IRONING in my homa. Ph. 39-0313. Sanford — Excellent loca­ 3565 Park Dr. 322-2420 tion — Close to shopping centers, School and Churchss. I Large Bedrooms >14 Baths Large Living Room Large Dining Room Conveniently located large Florida Room Beautiful Oak Floor* Built-In Rang* Central Duet Heating Well designed closet* 4 storage space Extra larga corner lot tJaufurh i,* » 12. Real Lstate Tor Sal* O n ly . . . 1 8 9 5 1395 FC 3-92C 1959 CHEVROLET 36 LINCOLN Air Cond. Ready To G* SS FORD Nation Wagon 9 Pstaenger 3-lloor sedan, V-H engine, standard tranamisaiuti, radio and heater. White finish. 1958 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 36 1 IIEVItOI.ET I Ur. Hedaii One Owner 88 CHEVROLET Bel-Air 8la. Wagon Baton Nke 00 W 57 OLDS Convertible Three Carlie. M FORD Station Wagon One Owner 9 Passenger, V-8 engine, automatic trana. mission, radio ft healer, while A red Interior. 745 O VER 50 USED C A R S t o SELL or T R A D E i BANK RATE FINANCING T O ­ ftp! B U I c k r a m b l e r ]) i 1 0 9 N. Palmetto Ave. SAN FO RD 322-1884 Rated Company) Strickland-M orrison, Inc. 308 E. Fir«t St. 322-1481 : J W. Park MI 4-8916 W IN T E R P A R R "HANK FINANCING" MI 4.0209 \ —r j. 1 I �WEEK END TOUR of Home Buyers Offered Variety Of Styles by families desiring i homes. These are the latest innovations New houses galore are springing «p in and around Sanford, just waiting to be viewed . . . and pur- ‘ -£/- 7 M.ir, H*. II m TT T r -J M vj gM *;] 1 J r*• -5 . ij*| A t. .£*r I ' I" (111 -ijM i j l ■ | l. U l| Kj JA ; in modern design and architecture, and with the latest conveniences. Tops in offerings these modern residences are Kingswood Builders and Shoemaker Construction Com- p*ny* For example, Kingswood has nei,r,y completed some homes in the $11,000 to $13,000 classification in the 1500 block of South Summerlin Avenue. These are on large lots, running to ir,0' f(,ot depths, covered with citpalm trees. Services include city water and sewerage. Kingswood also is starting two new homes, three and four bedrooms, in Grove Manor, at Mcllonviltc Avenue and Washington Drive. Two four-l)cdroorn homes are well under way at Greenbriur of Loch Arbor, with one overlooking the 13th green o f Mayfair Country Club. Shoemaker's Home Show last weekend prpvcd auch a success that it is being carried over through this weekend. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., president of Shoemaker Construction, estimated well over 2,000 persons inspected the modern residences on display in the new third section of Ravenna Park, on Country Club Rond. Herb Stcnstrom, o f Stenstrom Realty, sales agents for the Shoe* muker firm, also said that many of the visitors also took advantage of the opportunity while visiting the new Ruvennn Park third section to visit next door the two new homes at Idyllwilde. Stenstrom also said that those who failed to visit the Home Show last weekend are invited to do so this weekend . . . at Ravenna Park third section. $25 $2.30 $I.M $50 $5.00 $5.30 $75 $1140 $5.70 $100 116.10 $12.00 $125 $20.00 $10.10 $150 $2500 $15.00 $175 $20.20 $22.70 $200 $33.70 $26.20 The present withholding for persona earning more than $200 a week in wages la $33.70 plus l i per cent of wages over $300. Ib is will be reduc­ ed to $20.20 plus 14 per cent of the excess over $200. M AIM ED COUPLE No Dependents weekly present new wags deduction deduction $25 $ 0.0 0 $ 0.00 $50 $4 50 $3.50 $75 $5.00 50.00 $100 $13.50 $10.50 $125 $15.30 $14.30 $150 $23.30 $15.10 $175 $36.90 $20.00 $200 $31.40 $24.40 The present withholding for persons earning more than $200 a week In wages Is $31.40 plus II per cent of the $30 TALLAHASSEE, (UPI)— Sprasard I,. Holland quali­ fied at the secretary of state's office today to run for his fourth term in the U.S. Senate. The 72-year-old Florida Democrat announced h Ia plana Thursday to seek reelection at a "Holland apprec­ iation dayl* at his hometown o f Uartow. "It's only natural that I return here to the old home town to tell the Iwst kept secret o f the year—,’’ Hol­ land told a crowd of 2,000 friends and supporters. "1 have no policical ma­ chine," the senator aaid," llut I do have a lot of friends." Holland said he experts to present new deduction deduction $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 10.00 ITS $1.30 $3.30 $100 $6.20 $7.20 $125 $13.70 $10.70 $150 $11.70 $14.50 $200 $20.50 $20.50 The present withholding for persons earning more than $200 a week In wages Is $25.50 plus IS per cent ol the mount over 5200. This will be re­ ducted to $20.50 plus 14 per cent of the excess over 5200. M AIM ED COUPLE Three Dependents weekly present new wags dedncUen deduction $25 $0.00 $0.00 $50 $0.00 $0.00 $75 $100 $125 $150 $175 $200 $2.00 $6.00 $11.40 $15.40 $20.00 $21.50 $1.50 $5.40 $5.00 $12.70 515.50 $10.00 85th Street ( While you are out driving: this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’ s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you m ay find ju st what you are looking for in the way o f a home. In Ravenna Park this Weekend - the A. K. (K A Y ) Shoemaker Jr. is shown demonstrating the General Electric "Personal Portable” TV set which will be given as a bonus to purchasers o f homes in Ravenna Park during the Home Show, now in progress. Shoemaker is president o f Shoemaker Construction Company, developers o f Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde. WASHINGTON (UPI) Following a n samples of the m w withholding ratea provid­ ed by tha compromise tax bill and bow they compared with present rates weekly wage $25 Country Club Rosd ware a vigorous campaign in tha atate between now and November. To date, ha has no announced opponent. Tha appreciation day was sponsored by the Bartow Chamber of Commerce. Continues! SEATTLE (U P I)—A technlqua for spraying gold on— like paint la sprayed—may re­ sult In wider use o f the pre. clous metal, aaya a Lockheed Missiles and 8pace Co., scien­ tist. The scientist, D. J. Levy, In. ventor of the technique, aaya the process has already been used successfully In the de­ sign of antennus for space vehicles. Saturday and Sunday — Noon to Dark! Thouflantiii came last weekend — _; ■ » .^ We’ll have plenty A Dream Kitchen! A ll it needs is V. » #5 . ^ 3 W TM o f hosta and hostesses to show you around! You! Drive West on 20th St. Follow our signs. 6 Time To Patch W hen sure Uie base o f the opening is thoroughly filled — force in the material. Allow tha material to dry. Then apply the rest o f the platter, building up the patch so that it la level with the rest of the surface. Carefully smooth this with a trowel. If you work carefully, you should be able to run your finger over the area when dry without feeling any dif­ ference. While you can sand tha sur­ face If it doesn't come out even, this practice will rough­ en ordinary patching plaster. If you are not sure o f your technique us* apockllng com­ pound which can b* aanded easily. Real tha new surface with shellac. Thla will prevent dull spots when you paint the wall. Give tbs patched area an extra priming coat before painting. Halrllao crocks or* often so tiny that they can bo patched with o pasta of whit* lead and turpentine. Us* a doth to rub tiro mixture into the crack. Wipe away tha oxcats while it Is still wot Sand when dry. Johns sad Oklawaha Rivera far traasportatioa U Silver crack with now plaster, but Springs, thane* four miles b* pot oUar $a the aorfaca. Maks steam tram-road to Ocala,. 2 & 3 bedroom, V/> & 2 baths, Central Duct Heating with Air Conditioning easily added! Cracks Creep On W all Ry MIL FIX Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Plaster walls, provided Uiey are dry, may laat forever. Vet, they are likely to de­ velop eracka nom-thriesa. These are often due to the nettling of a houae, a process that can go on for a long time. Or damage may reault from un accident, auch at children playing or aumeono moving furniture carelessly. The best time to repair piaster walla la right before painting. Painting will not cover up the cracks. They'll only show through the paint But painting la necessary aft­ er patching, since you will want to cover up the patched area. Use patching plaster, avail­ able at hardware and paint stores. Cbsck the instructions. Soma plaster mixes harden more quickly than other*. Mix only the amount you can use right away. Before mixing, prepare tha damaged area. Widen the creek enough so that you con get plaster in. Undercut the crack. This will keep the plaster from filling out Remove all loose plaster. If It crumbles easily It wlU not hold tbs patch. Wet the surface thoroughly. Tills prevents the eld plaster from drawing all Um moist- Lovely New Homes mm SEE T H E M ALL! t SEE IT IN Greenbriar A G-E Personul Portable TV will be given with the purchase o f each house during the Home Show. MODERN KITCHENS BY FHA, FIIA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND 6EMEIAL0 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC OF LOCH A R BO R All the cabinet apace and counter apace you can poaaibly use the cabineta are o f beautiful birch — complete built-in GE electrical appliances. The only pos­ sible thing to make this kitchen more useful la you! o jw ia k & h com pany "T ^O N Custom Building Our Specialty Ganaral Office 311 W. 36th 8L Sales Office WS-7495 r\ 232-2103 JIM HUNT Realty Exclusive Sales Agest P. O. BOX ISM SEE US FOR REMODELING 322.$07« STEN STR O M R E A L T Y SALES AG E N T S o r! �» <* 11 ; t fl. Seminole Mourns Death Of Buddy Lawson ^ R.K. Porter comet back to life with today’ * "C lock" col­ umn . . . and very happy about It. We'll try to keep you informed on important hap­ f * J U V A MacLcish In llO U S H O L U E R Board To Meet A special meeting of the Casselberry Board of Alder­ men to discuss paving of Winter Park Drive will tie held al 7:30 p. in. today in the T o m Hall, Plan Memorial South Seminole County. Since there were no schools there CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) at that time, he went to Win­ — One of Hie stars ut Ihc ter I’ ark schools. Grotto Circus, John Zcrbini of Tuck enlisted in the U. S. New- York, was clawed Sun­ Air Corps in World War H day by a lion during Hie final and was commissioned as a performance by the circus navigator at the age of 19. here. Ho served three years, Includ­ ing a year flying in China. HO was recalled in 1950, be­ M R EDO, Tex. (UIM) — U. came a pilot und served three S. Dlsl. Judge Ben C. Conmore year*. naliy today sentenced a Ca­ He entered the University nadian wlm pleaded guilty to of Miami in 1953 and was charges of smuggling the graduated magna cum laude largest amount of heroin ever irom law school in 1957. He seized at the 3!cxlcan border. Joined an Orlando law firm but later served as an assist­ ant iur 3W yeara to aa appel MIAMI BEACH (UIM) late Judge at Ualoa leaders vowed todgy to He was 11 mer .Vis* of Lakelan—^ , . ^ to Bucr*« until P.oidaRt Returning ta reside la Saaa- Johnson eeuros theses that inolu County in February hall of (lie grain will be car­ 19CI, Tuck established a law- ried in American ships. firm under the name of Bas­ sett and Tuck at Maitland, where they now have their of­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam fice. (UIM) — Three Americans Tuck l> a member of the 1were wounded by Communist Florida Bar Association and guerrilla booby traps Sunday, Maitland Rutary Club and but for the first lime in three has been admitted to prac­ Sundays t hc Communists tice in all Florida Courts, U. staged no terror bombings of S. District Court at Orlando, U. S. civilians la-re. U. S. Court of Appeals at New Orleans and the U. S. Supreme Court. LAHORE, Pakistan (U P D He also is a member o f the Conimimlst China, abandon­ American llur Association, I'M ing neutrality in the Kashmir I’appu i’hi, honorary frater­ dispute between India and nity, and .Seminole County Pakistan, Sunday night came Farm Bureau. out in favor of Hie Pakistani Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, with poiition and called for a ple­ their children. Melanie, 3's, biscite lu decide Hie terri­ and Geoffrey, four month* re­ tory's future. side al Tangtewuod. Tamer Clawed Sentenced Ban Continues d GIs Wounded Red China Chooses Explains Fluoridation Reading Set First reading n( an ordi­ nance providing fluoridation with Sanford's proposed wa­ ter system expansion will highlight Hie sgenda for to­ night's C i t y Commission meeting. Also on tonight's agenda will lie: Discussion of downtown parking change*, considera­ tion of (lie county city agree­ ment on a continuing compre­ hensive transportation plan, discussion of flic request to sell Ihc old library site and building, an offer lo purchase Hie Sunland Estates water system by the City of Sanford, and a request fur the City to lake over operation of Uie sewer lift station al Seminole High School. PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (UIM)—John Wilson, co-chair­ man of Hie Student Appeal For Equality (SAFE), ex­ plaining why Hie civil rigid* group Is opposed to a props*al for a referendum on Maryland's local opthin pub­ lic accommodations law: "W e don't want lo vote on our rights." Daughter Of Home To Wed COLDSTREAM, Scotland ( UPI) — Mrrial DouglasHome, the daughter of Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome, will be married at St. 5lary and All Souls Church here on March 30. Churrh officials said the wedding date was set Sunday. Mcrlal is marrying Adrian Darby, 20. an Oxford Uni­ versity lecturer. Her parent* have a home in Coldstream. SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A THOMAS M O O N , of O v i e d o , nerving the third yciir o f hin firat four-year term tin jus­ tice of the jience of l)ia* trict 3, announced to­ day he will not lie a candidate to succeed himself. "If the area grown in the next four years as it has in the last three years,” said Moon, n farmer, 'I can­ not devote the time to the position that will be required.” Man, Thinking He Had Slain Wife, Suicides A Negro man kilted himself Sunday night after he thought he had fatally wounded his wife following a , 4 i ) Jong apat (Mir Midway tu n *; Dead la F,bert Le*-,^Mk* tin. U. of ( W a r dtrret, Mid­ way. Wounded M Dm toad and tlsfrd to fair condition as Seminole Memorial Hospital is Alice Mae Franklin, 27, also of Midway. Constable lloliert Carroll reported he received a call from (lie hospital at 9:50 p.nt. that a man had left hi* wounded wife (here. The con­ stable said the man, identi­ fied a* Franklin, reported he was going lo return home to rare for their five-monUi-old baby, A few minute* later Carroll received anotlter call report­ ing Franklin's suicide. Coroner Hugh Duncan was notified and he declurcd the shooting a suicide. The wea­ pon was identified as a .38 caliber revolver. Two Missing In Hotel Fire KANKAKEE, III. (UPI) — Fire roared through the old Alamo Hotel in down­ town Kntikakre today am) fire- officials said from two to 15 persons were missing and fi-nrc-d dead. The blaze destroyed ull hut two walls of tire three story, Itrick hotel. Fire Chief John Marquart gave Hie estimate of those missing nml feared dead. He said from 30 to 32 persons, many of them elderly, had brert registered in the hotel but only about half of them had l>een accounted for. CtibanH In Spain MADRID (UIM) - A Cu Iran trade delegation quietly arrived here today only two days after the Spanish gov­ ernment announced that com­ mercial link* with Fidct Cas­ tro's Cuba would continue. WASHINGTON (UPI I - ing and prayer recitation in Four Miami parents filed a the schools. notice In the U. S. Supreme It also asked for reversal Court today that they are ap­ of the Florida court ruling pealing for the second time a Hint sustained prayer recita­ Florida Supreme Court do vision tipliolding validity of tion. conducting of religious I baccalaureate programs, a vlnily Rttilc reading in Hie pub­ so-called religious c e n s u s lic schools. I among pupils and religious Tlir Miamians, a Unitarian, tests as a qualification for agnostic and two Jews, asked teacher employment. flip high court lo direct Ihr The appeal was filed by 1.00 state court to "heed" a U. S. Pfrffcr, New York, general decision outlawing Hide-read- counsel of the American Jew­ AFL-CIO Action Due On Low-Cost Housing Fund MIAMI REACH ( UPI) — Tire AFL-CIO was expected to ril up a fund today Hurt limy reach $50 or (1 0 0 million to buy government - guaranteed nroitgugea and *|ron*nr lowincome housing projects. A proposal to establish a pooled truat fund and u "seed money corporation" to sponsor low-rental apartment projects Wus expected to lie approved l>/ the AFL-CIO g e n e r a l la-ard. Tire board, romposed of leadin,* officials of esch of the 135 AFL-CIO union*, was called into session by AFL-CIO President George Sleany. t t Else « U expected to appr*»v« • 50-eeul |ht member •sees* . »nt M the labor fedETOtloE'e affiliate* lo bolster Um John F. Kennedy Memor­ ial Library Fund and the Il­ linois Roosevelt Foundation. Tire major business before (lie board, however, was the pioneering housing plan ap­ proved by the AFL-CIO exec­ utive council to niuku better use of inulti-miliiun dollar unions strike funds, benefits funds mid general reserves. Union official* suid much of tliis money Is now invested In government lamds or roinmon storks and earns much less than it eould if used to buy government • insured mort­ gages. Tlie idea I* to earmark a portion of tire increased yield for establishment of nonhousing projects under federul laws that |H-rmil unions to s|xinsnr low income housing. Such projects ate not ap pealing to commercial devel­ opers wlm ale seeking higher iclurn, Hie labor officials said, Injured Pair Satisfactory' Donald (Buddy) Hooker, 17, and Carol Ann Beasley, 18, troth of Oviedo, injured Sun­ day in an aulomoblle crash, were reported In "satisfac­ tory" condillon today by Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital attaches. Trooper Bill Strlngficld and Depuly J (J Galloway said apparently Hooker lost con­ trol of his car ami It struck an oak tree. Both suffered broken lames and cuts. ish Congress. He termed it lire first major Irst nf a wide variety of sec­ tarian practices in the school* since the 19*13 decision* of Ihc U. S. Court that held school pray era and Rible reading in­ valid. The Florida court in Aug­ ust. 1902, sustained Rible reading, prayer recitation and other practices but outlawed celebration of Christmas and other religious holidays in schools, and banned showing of religious movies and use of school facilities for aflerhours religious Instruction. A short time later and while lire Florida case was on ap­ peal, Hie U. 8 , court came down with ita landmark decis­ ions in Pennsylvania and Maryland caars and returned Ihr Florida rase to the state court for review in line with these decisions. In January of this year, the Florida court reaffirmed ita earlier judgment upholding lira practices and said, in ef feet, if they were to be denied (o Florida school children, it would have to be by order of Hie U. 8 . court and not the slate court. In the second appeal filed today, Pfeifer said there la no substantial difference be­ tween the Florida law and the Pennsylvania law declarrd in­ valid by (he court. The Flor­ ida court said thcra wai a (inference in that Ilia Florida law requiring Rilile reading plainly slated It was for mor­ al training of Hie children and not (or religious purpoaca. Albania Seizes Soviet Properly MOSCOW (IIPI) — Alban­ ia bus seized property bolunging to tire Soviet E m b a s­ sy In the Albanian capital of Tirana, It was disclosed to­ day. Tim official Soviet govern­ ment newspaper Izvestia rovralrd the seizure in an art­ icle demanding the "immed­ iate return” of tire Soviet property, Izvestia suid the property was seized lust Hiursday. The Soviet Union snd Al­ bania broke o ff relations in Decemls'r, IIUII, after a hit­ ter exchange of charges be­ tween the two ( ’omnium <1 governments. Curetakers bail been left behind in both em­ bassies. Boat Overdue For Every Pot MADRID (UPI) - Chick­ en* clearly outnumbered peo­ ple in Spain. Lalesl census figurri show there are 31 million Spaniards and 10 mil­ lion chickens. PANACEA (UPI) - A JOfoot crisa craft constellation is two (lay* overdue on a trip from Naples to Mobile, Ala., and I* the object of a wide­ spread search in the Gulf of Mexico today. N avy Flier Falls 1 ,0 0 0 Feet, Bounces A n d Lives OAKLAND, Calif. ( UPI) — How does It feel to fall 1,000 feet without a parachute and survive with only e broken leg? I.t. Jg Edward A , Dickson, Wyoming, Pa., who took euch a plunge, said from Iris Oak Knoll Naval lluapital bed that it all happened so fast that he didn't realize until ha was on Uie ground that bis parachute bad failed to open. f NOT 132~ State Bible Ruling CAPE KENNEDY (L T D — America's next Ranger moon probe, once act for launch thi* week, has l»ci-n delayed until the end of 51ay at Hie earliest. TAM I’ A (UIM) — Pullticr prize winning poet Archibald MacLcisch will participate in IIA Itl.A N T U C K the lirst annual Florida poet­ Formal announcement of ry festival at Hie University his randidacy for County of South Florida March tt-7. Judge was made today by Harlan Tuck, 33, residing in DALLAS (UIM)—Citizens of Tanglewood, in South Semin­ Dallas mailed first donation* ole County. today lo build a memorial to Son of Joe Tuck, member of the laic President Kennedythe Seminole County ration near tire spot whctc he was board during World War II. assassinated in their city just Tuck was born and reared in over three months ago. MON., F E B R U A R Y 24, 1864 4 Floridans Appeal ... Hanger Delayed • # • m w ' U Kstabliahed Tu0« BRIEFS Lights Out A t Supermarket And. for a starter of this column again, a final gem from Bill UacLauchlin: Small boy to playmate as pretty litUe girl passes by. "B oy! If I ever stop bating girls, she's r UtiM sas i'll stop bating first." j United- Press Leased Wire VOL. ot$ Rarlyle Houshulder, t h e pirsrnt Seminole County pros• • • ecuting attorney, today an­ George Bohrow, who de­ nounced his rnmliilury for the votes a lot of time to civic office of county judge. activitic* and has something He is to yenrs old, member to do with county toning, re- o f First Methodist Church, pratcdly has told the press he Kiwanis Club, Elks, American has no intention of running Legion, Disabled American for county commissioner from Vctcrana, Seminole County District 3. Yet. R. E. Porter Rar Association, Florida Rar ^ hears on very reliable author- Association, Seminole County tty that Bobrow obtained Sportsman Association a n d qualifying papers for the job the Seminole County Chamber from the county clerk’s office. of Commerce, o f which he is And a photographer called us president. asking what size print did we He was born and raised in want of Mr. Bobrow’s new Seminole County and attended portrait to go with his “ an­ public schools here. He was nouncement." graduated from the University o f Florida law college in June. • • • _ Here's another of Bill Mac* 1947, and has been enguged ™ Lauchlin's gems in the Lions in the uctive practice of law Pause: Said one husband to here since then. During this another, "M y wife l* very time he has been active in systematic. She works on the civic afairs of the county and theory that you can find what city and hna setved on various you want when you don't want hoards and committees. . In announcing for the office it simply by looking where it wouldn't be If you did want of county judge, Houshulder it." Husbands: Ask YOL’ It suid: “ It has been a great privilege und wonderful cxwile to explain that to you!I la-iiencu lu serve the people of • • • * Seminole County a* their R. E. Porter received an prosecuting attorney e 1 II 9 e anonymous note (meaning un­ 1053. Due to Uiis expt-rieaco I signed and we usually immed­ am thoroughly familiar with iately file these in File 13). the processing and handling Rut this is a good hint, al­ of criminal cuics in the Coun­ though we should check it ty Judge'a Court and the out with County Agent Cecil County Court. Tucker. To get rid of moss In "The county Judge is a per­ the trees, mix two pounds o( son of various titles and dut­ Blue Stone (the kind farmers ies He is judge of the County used to use on celery) with a Court und handles nil of the gallon of water. Let it sit until crlminul and civil cases filed dissolved. Then mix with 200 in that court. Ho is Juvenile gallons of waterand spray the judge which requites him to trees. Wet them good. Our un­ tuke care o f nil cases of juv­ signed Informant says It will enile delinquency in tin- coun­ kill the Spanish moss and also ty that are brought before the San Jose scale, it. E. Por­ him under Florida l.aw. As ter would suggest that any­ county judge he issues all the one thinking of using that re- fishing, hunting, driving and . cipe should cheek it out with murriuge licenses sold in the * someone who knows about County: he issues warrants such things. fur criminal violations, hold* preliminary h e a r i n g s and • • • Usually, there is a rash of bind* those cases over to the candidates seeking office at County Court or Circuit Court that he thinks should In­ this time of the year, and if bound over—tho others lie you've noticed the front page of The Herald these last few dismisses; he takes care of all estate, guardianship and inweek* this "season" is no dif­ competency cases in the coun­ ferent than any other year. ty together with vuriou* other V But have you noticed the number of Incumbents NOT lolscelunleous proceedings protided by law. * seeking re-election T Three “ My ox|tcricnce as prosecut­ , county commissioners, t a x ing attorney qualifies me tu • collector, county judge, counhandle all o f tho criminul » ty prosecutor, state represen­ matters coming Iw-fuie the tative and a justice of the county judge; my 111 years of peace. However. Commis­ practice as an attorney in this sioner James P. Avery Jr. is running for tax collector and court qualities me to handle . Prosecutor Karlyle Houshold- the estate, guardianship, inconi|K>tency and miscellaneous * er Is running for county judge. While we have two pioceedings of the court: I State representatives n o w , feel that my maturity experi­ only one such office will be ence and judgmrnt will enable up for grabs in this year's me to handle the juvenile elections. That due to the re- teres properly. "I pledge to Uie citizens of apportionment law. Siminole County that if they • • • elect me, I will do my best to Elsewhere In today’s paper muke them u good, fair and there is a story that President just county judge." * Johnson will dig up the first shovel of dirt for the new cross-state barge canal. At Palatka. The timing of lids event Is contingent on the President's schedule. At last It got dark after daylight reports it is slated for 2 p.ra. at the local A H ’ Store on this Thursday at Use Rode- Highway 17-92 this morning. heaver Boys Ranch south of Someone broke the seal on Palatka. We have received the main electrical switch at & other timings, too. We'll keep 7:23 tbit morning and pulled * * on t';at and give you readers ail live breakers. Everything a last minute report Wednes­ electrical quit until the power day. (or those who may be company could be notified planning to attend. and the trouble corrected. ^ J WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight; high today 63-70; low tonight -I6-5-1. • • • *, \ Zip Code 32771 > pening* • • • and Mime not sa important. And to (tart it off we'll say a "big hello" to It. i E, Porter'* No. I Ian, Ruth! Olllhlmcr. The Lion* Club owe* a big salute to Dill MacLauchtin. the editor who ipice* their "Liana Pau»c" with many a witty »tory. Like thi* one about one of the Linn*: Getting ready to baptize the in. fanl. Chuck Dees asked: "HI* name. plcateT" The mother proudly answered: "Randolph Morgan Montgomery Alfred van Chrlttopher McC.oof." Said Chuck to his assistant: "M ore water, please." Athlete Dies As Car Falls Off Overpass 2 In Race For County Judge Dickson balled out Thursday |"But falling at 130 miles an user the High Sierras after hour you don't have too much the engine o f hie A t Skyhawk time to think about anything. jet failed. He w a* flying about I don't remember landing in CO miles north o f Bishop, the snow but what must have Calif., when he ejected. He landed in a deep, sloping been a abort time later I snow hunk and bounced up found myself wrapped around against a tree, lie wuuld not the trunk of a tree. “ I thought at firat I’d had have even hurt hit right leg if It, then alter a few seconds 1 he had not hit the tree. "1 leiiiember doing e tumble knew I wasn't u> bad o ff a* 1 in the air," Dick sou recalled. feared. “ I did not lose consciousness and knew my right leg was broken. I noticed a deep gouge in (he snow about 30 feat away and concluded that I must have bounced from there to the tree. “1 began looking for my plane metes. I taw them cir­ cling and thought, ’A t least they know where I am'." Dickson aaiil lie got out sur­ vival equipment end inflated a yellow reft which had been strapped to his body. He fired a flare and the planes re­ sponded by dipping their wings. Dickson bailed out about 11 a. nt. His plane circled and clashed about 200 feet away. Tha Injured man w r a p p e d himself In hie parachute end waited fur help. It arrived in mi^kfurooon. UUDDY LAWSON Adams Names Sanford Man For Campaign Secretary of State Tom Adam* today announced the appointment of W. Garnett While, Sanford real estate broker and civic leader, a* Seminole County campaign manager for the 1961 Adam* campaign organization. In tliia capacity, Adams said, White will direct local campaign activities in the forthcoming elections and al­ so will serve on a continuing hail* a* chairman of an ad­ visory committee of Scminale County citizen* to In­ form the Secretary of State on problem* and activities In tlirlr county. White, a 90-year resident of Hie county la a member of the Sanford-Scmlnole Coun­ ty Jayceea and Chamber of Commerce. He la past presi­ dent of both the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce and the Seminole Cbunty unit of the American Cancer Society. He and his wife, Paulette have two children. Arctic Blast Reaches Gulf Seminole High School ate* dents at opening session of classes this morning paid silent tribute to Johnny Em­ ory (Ruddy) Lawson, 18-yearold senior and star athlete, killed Sunday night in an automobile accident. I-awson was to have been honored at the awards ban­ quet in May when he would have been presented with The Sanford Herald award at top football scorer—now to be known es the Buddy Lawson Memorial Trophy — and the Peter Schaa] trophy ee the most valuable player. A member of the van ity aquad since the 10th grade, Lawson waa co-captain of thla year's football team, playing half-back. He also waa a track letterman, holding the acbool’a re­ cord* for the 100-yard darii. Hie 220-yard dash and an e member of the relay team. Trooper Clifford Smoak re­ ported Lawson was killed at 9:45 p. m. Sunday when hie small rar Jumped a guard rail on the South Street over­ pass, at Orlando, dropping 40 feet from Interstate 4. The trooper aaid Lawson, atone in the car, apparently lost control when a tiro blew out. Boro June 23, 1945, at DeLand, Lawson had resided here for 11 yea n . He wea a member of Firat Baptist Church and the DeMolaya. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Marian C. Lawson, 1M Country Club Road; a bro­ ther, Stephen Laweon, and a slater, Mrs. Lana Knabbe, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Funeral arrangements, la charge of Brlaaon Funeral Home, are being held m abeyance pending arrival o< relatives. Frost Damages Florida Crops LAKELAND (U PI) — Frosd nipped farm crops aa far south aa the Homestead area south of Ml a m 1 today but damage to vegetable crops waa spotty. Citrus grovea e i e i p e f barm, ohserven reported. There wae light to heavy frost all the way south to the Lake Okeechobee and Everglades growing region. On tlie lower East Coast, frost waa scattered In sections away from the coast. The federal-state frost warn­ ing bureau reported froat damaged early plantings of tender vegetables and some strawberry crop* in north and Central Florida. In tha Lakn Okcechobcc-Everglades farm­ ing district there wae mod­ erate to severe damage to tender vegetables, some leaf burn In hardy truck farm cropa and damage to young sugar cane. The biggest damage waa to pastures, the bureau aaid, and tlie prolonged cold weather this month has severely re­ tarded growth of all crop*, especially lender vegetables. United Press International Arrtle air knifed all the way to tlie Gulf today in the lead ’ o f a new storm that churned up In Canada. Tho weather bureau poateil warnings for stockmen and motorist* in Montana. Strong northerly winds were expected to whip snow later today in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. After a week o f balmy weather, t h e temperature dropped to 4 in MinneapolisSt. Paul, early today. It waa only 10 III Chicago's suburbs, 17 in Denver M in i 21 ill Kan•a* City. Frost waa predict­ ed for Florid*. Tho cold air helped drop snuw from tlie Great Lakes Into tlie Ohio Valley. Winds ripped through Southern Cal­ ifornia Sunday, closing high­ ways, uprooting trees, blow­ ing o ff roof* and fanning Members of the 8cmlnola fires. Ollturiu International County Chamber of Com­ Airport near Los Angeles re­ merce who are planning to corded 80 mile an hour winds. attend the trade body's an­ nual banquet Thursday night at the .Mayfair Inn should make their reservations aa soon aa possible, Manager John Krider aaid today. Sheriff* Deputy Silas Lac­ Brigadier Gen. Harry J. key, who rescued a boy from Sands Jr., commanding gen­ a burning residence here a eral of the Air Force Test couple weeks ago, today re­ Center at Patrick AFB, will ceived tlie following Icttur be the principal speaker, of commendation: Krider said that Gen. Sands "I have Just read of your will illuatrate hla address most recent art of bravery with photo* depicting prepara­ and would like to take this tions for the man in apace opportunity to commend you program. for it. ‘Speaking for your fellow Floridians, 1 want you to know how proud we are to have you as one of our truly dedicated public servants. An attempted burglary at "Farris Bryant, the HU) Lumber Company of­ Governor." fice on Third Street waa thwarted early today fay a Harvest M eeting strong lock. LAKE ALFRED (UPI) CUy police reported some­ A mechanical harvesting re­ one tried to jimmy the lock search conference will be told but failed to gala entry to here March 2-4. the Florida the building. The attempted agricultural experiment sta­ burglary was discovered at tion* announced today. Ui4n a.an. today. f Reservations To Banquet Urged Bryant Praises Deputy Lackey Lock Stops Burglars T t «av >» 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, February 21, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 21, 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 21, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bec9df91912a044025bca0ab7e50cb74.pdf 3ae8a77ca45db2d5c2ae99399280a423 PDF Text Text \ ««r V n fn l ffm ll Page 4-A — Feb. 19,1964 OLD FASHIONED Deal To Weaken Rights Bill Seen WASHINGTON (U P I> -T w o Republican senator* auspcct tho Johnson administration m ay hare agreed to weaken the civil righto bill In a deal (or southern support to con­ tinue excise taxes. 8eas. Thruston B . Morton, Ky., and Hugh Scott, P a., suggested Sunday that while southern Democrats held fast during Senate debate against repeal of taxes on Items such as luggage and cosmetics, southerners In the House put up little fight against the broad civil rights measure. MWe all think that means they've got a deal brewing In the Senate with the adminis­ tration," Scott said In a radio and television Interview. *'Wc don't know what the deal Is, but we are very suspicious that It's something to weaken the civil rights b ill." Morton added that It was the only way he could " a c ­ count for the fact that south­ ern Democrats voted solidly to retain these taxes." He said that friends in Use retell bus­ iness had assured him they had "definite commitments" from five southern senators to vote with Republicans on repeal of the taxes during de­ bate of the 911.6 billion tax cut bill. Conner Puts State Fair On Probation TAMPA (U P I) — State Agricultural Commissioner Doyle Conner issued an order putting the State F a ir on pro­ bation for alleged violation of 23 state laws. The action was taken altcrtly after the fair closed here Saturday night when the pir­ ate ship Jo se Gasparllia sail­ ed out of Hillsborough Bay under a canopy of fireworks, the traditional end of the fair. The probation order follow­ ed an investigation of the atale agriculture and livestock fa ir committee. The commit­ tee's report said the Investi­ gation Included the wounding of eight persona by a cannon during a Thursday night par­ ade and alleged violation of atate gambling laws. M e d i e v a l Anglo-Saxons practiced erop rotation and some of thalr fields were planted only every t h r e e years. Legal Notice s o n n e to t e r s t e THE STATE O f Vt.lllllDA T O l JO H N n. MII.I.l'.H H .a ld.nc.: Unknown T O U AI 1 K IIK tlK U T N O T I. F IK O T H A T you h .v . bnsn nim td as R.apond.nt In a P.tltlon or Adoption or your Infant non, In Chanc.ry Csoo No. 11711, riltd In Circuit Court. Ntiitli Juillclnt ('Iruud, In and (or eoiulliolo County, Florldsi And Hint you aro r.q u lr.d to H U your Anowor with tho Clark of thlo Court and to oorro a copy th .r.o r upon A t. tornoyo for Petitioners, whom name ond addroaa It Ulnhop a IlornniolB, I I Knot Pint Street, Orlando, Florida, not lator than March 11 th, lis t. If you fall to do so, a Daarot Pro Confaano will bo ontorod aanlnot you In tho oald anno. W JTNKSa my hand and tho atol of laid Court at Sanford, Florida, thla 10 th day of Feb­ ruary, ISSt. (S E A L ) A rthur H . Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Byt Martha T . Vlhlan Deputy Clark BISHOP A BO IIN STEIN , I f Cast Pina street, Orlando. Florida, Attornoya for Patlttonara. Publlab Fab, It, IS, M * Mar. 4 , IS I 4. 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VOL. 56 educational facility. • • • Right now there’s only one way to get Into the site. Turn east on SR 436 from U. S. 17-93, proceed about a quart­ er of a mile and turn right on a new but unpaved road which takes you right to the school. • • » And, speaking of schools, there's #probably more ath­ letic activity going on right now at Seminole High In Sanford than at any time in the school's history. Coach Dick Williams' track team, Coach Jim McCoy’s baseball squad, Coach Fred Ganas' golf team and Coach John Colbert's swimming team are preparing for the coming sea­ sons. We want to see how Seminole’s cheer leaders cope with this. And let's not over­ look the bowling team under Coach Wren Credland. • • • Mrs. A. L. Hood says the Sanford Zoo still needs more trees (from six to nine feet tall) for shade and also plants. Recently we made an appeal on behalf of the zoo and the response was good. Mrs. B. Edwards, Mrs. San­ dy Anderson, Mrs. A1 Hunt, a Mrs. Thomas and a Mrs. Flowers are to be thanked for their assistance. Anyone having trees or plants to don­ ate to the zoo's beautification program should phone 3221340. • • • Deltona’s Mackle Brothers, who are building the only Florida-style home at the New York World’s Fair, have confirmations that Gov. Rockefeller of New Yok, Gov. George Romney of Michigan and Gov. Scranton of Penn­ sylvania will inspect the Mac­ kle built home. It may only be a coincidence that New York, Michigan and Penn­ sylvania are among the stales with the largest numbera of former residents now living In Deltona. And did you notice that all three of the governora are Republi­ cans? • ♦ • Did you know that a year ago Florida had a total of 143 airports, seaplane bases and heliports. Today It has ltl airports, five seaplane bases and five heliports for a total of 191. This means 45 new facilities — a 30.8 percent gain. • • • Seminole County has long been known for its produc­ tion of produce. But did you know that the combined pro­ duction of beef, dairy and poultry Industries In this county each year adds nearly S3 million to Seminole's econ­ omy? • • • Another coming event Is the 13th annual Swedish smorgas­ bord to be held at the Con­ gregational Christian Church in Sanford this Saturday. U'a being sponsored by the Ethel Root Circle and geta under­ way at 7 p. in. • • • Gubernatorial candidate Scott Kelly the other day said Gov. Bryant ought to extend the tag deadline at leaat 90 daya due to the terrific hike in the cost of platea. He also charged Bryant with fiscal Irresponsibility. We don't know if the folks In those long lines at the Courthouse today agreed with Kelly ahout Bryant's fiscal shortcomings but we'll bet they concurred with his ides about extending the deadline. • • • Today's Chuck Is—When our forefathsrs discovered t h i s country the Indians were run­ ning It. There were no taxes. There was no debt. The women did all the work. And our forefathers thought they could improve a system likt tlu.1? Established 1908 THURS., FEBR U A R Y 20, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 130 3 Oviedo-Slavia Schools Looted , No doubt about it. lt'a nice. • • We're talking about the new English Estates school, Seminole County’s newest Principal Morris Ruby Tuesday conducted us on his special 75-cent tour, complete with demonstrations. If you want to see what a school of the future looks like we sugguest you attend the dedica­ tion ceremonies T u e s d a y ntght at the new plant. • • • United Prens Leaned Wire 590 Stolen; Thieves Fail To Open Safe New School Opens Early In March CHARLIE ROIIINSON. mnnnj?or of the local J . C. Penney store, studies builtlinyr plans for his firm ’s new fudlity at the Hanford Shopping Center. From the le ft: Earl Johnson, building superintendent; Robinson, and Lenny Pecon, assistant building superintendent. • Penney s New Store To Be Much Larger store which opened in Sept­ ember 1978. will clave when the new shopping center store opens later this year. Penney's new building will be six times larger Ilian tho store downtown. It will have an area of 39.600 square feet, plus a 3.800-square-foot free­ standing Auto Center in the shopping center. Penney's Auto Center, one of the first In tiie state, will provide full car service and carry . com­ plete selection of privatebrand tires, batteries and auto accessories. Those were first introduced to the United States in August, 1963. with Uie opening of the Penney store in Melbourne. Shopping will be on one floor covering 36.000 square feet. A second floor will cov­ er 3.600 square feet and will be used for offices, employe facilities and stock space. Speaking of the new store, Robinson said: "Wo are pleased about this new store R EP. JA N Fortune un- because It will enable Penif nounccd today he will bey's ti? oo A b e lt? bringing quality merchandise nut lie a candidate to succeed himself in the and friendly service to more State Legislature from people In Sanford and Sem i­ nole County. Shopping at Pen­ Seminole C o u n t y . A ney'a will be a pleasant and Republican, F o r t u n e rewarding experience. This was chosen in a special fine new store Is evidence of election last Murch and our continued faith In the fu­ served In the 1963 ture of Sanforo and Seminole Legislature. County." The interior of the store will be bright and modern colors with distinctive color schemes used throughout the store. Straight wide alslca will permit cuatomera to shop the entire store with the greatest of ease. High ceil­ Form er City Police U . R. ings will add to the effect of J . Hickson took hla wife to spaciousness. a birthday dinner Wednesdaynight at the Capri Restaurant only to find himself the cen­ ter of attraction. With the help of local po­ lice officers and Mrs. Hick­ son, Lieutensnt Hickson was honored s t a surprise dinner Slate Senator* Rath John­ given by the members of the son, of Orange County, and department. Mack Cleveland, of Seminole The officer retired Feb. 15 County, will he thu principal after 40 years aa a law en- speakers tonight a t an em­ fo-cement officer. He Joined ploy* r-employe banquet bring the department on April 1, held by the Seminole Voca­ 1947, and had previously serv­ tional School. ed aa deputy sheriff. The affnir, honoring a Thirty-four persona attend­ number of distributive educa­ ed the party. Hickson was tion student! a t Lyman High presented a watch with his School who have been placed name and service record ins­ In positlona In both Scmlno'e cribed by Chief Roy Williams and Orange rountlri, will lie on behalf of the department held at the Trade Winda personnel. Cafeteria at Seminole Plaza. Chief Williams praised tlw Distributive Education co­ work of the retired officer ordinator a t Lyman, Lloyd and wished him a long tenure ltarnes, said that the employ­ of retirement. The principal speaker was ers of these student! mI - o Municipal Judge Kenneth W- will attend. The banquet will tiegin at 7:80 p.m. McIntosh. Hickson reported he plan­ ned to "take it ea sy " in his retirement but would drop in on the department to retain his friendship. He and Mrs. Hickson live By llarry Johatoa at 3908 Palmetto Avenue. A financial tpark to the They have three children. R. J . J r ., Paul and Mrs. Cecil KiM Central Florida Region­ al Planning Council was as­ Jones. sured Wednesday afternoon at a Mayfair Inn meeting with top business, industry and TA LLA H A SSEE (U P I) — utility representatives. President Lyndon II. Johnson Tlic representatives, almost will participate in ground • to a man. promised to confer breaking Feb. 27 for the long with their superiors and to dreamed of cross-stale barge ; obtain a total of $70,000 which canal. * will expedite expansive reThe ceremonies are planned tuarch now under way by Uie near Uie Rodchcavrr Boy* rouneil. Ranch, 10 mile* southwest of The council w ai formed Palatka, but no Unie was let about two year* ago to pre­ imm ed iately. pare Hie seven county area More details about the new J . C. Penney Co. department store in the Sanford Shopping Center were announced today by Charles Robinson, man­ ager of Penny’a downtown atore. Robinson said the downtown Retired Police Officer Feted Sens. Cleveland, Johnson To Talk GEORGE A. Kelsey, of Oviedo, today announ­ ced Ilia candidacy for re-election to bin sixth four-year term us con­ stable of District 3. Po­ lice chief of Oviedo for 17 years, Kelsey said that, “if elected, I will continue to serve tho people to the best of my ability.” Sanford C. Of C. Organizes And Elects Officers A. B. (Tommy) Peterson J r . , was elected president of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce si its organizational meeting Wednesday night in thu County Courthouse. An estimated 50 pcrtdni at­ tended with 41 signing the charter and elecUng Hie fol­ lowing slate: Don Rales, vice president; William Leffler J r ., secre­ tary and Jo e Raker, teasurer. Each will serve as dirtors with Thomas McDonald, Al Wallace, Glenn McCall Dr. Leonard Munson, George Speer J r ., Willi* Jones, Al lioudney, Ernest Southward and Miss Dorothy Powell. In accepting Pie presidency Peterson said he would of­ fer "to cooperate with the Seminole County Chandler of Commerce in expanding in­ dustry and business in the a re a ." He called for the member­ ship's assistance in making the organization a successful one which would benefit the entire community. Rales presided os the meet­ ing started, reading the char­ ter and by-laws both of which were discussed in detail. Membership qualifications also were discussed with the limitations being left to the board of directors for poss­ ible changes. Serving on the nomination committee were Bert Chap­ man. Speer, Raker, I)r. Mun­ son and Philip Mitchell. H ie officers will now sign the charter and submit it for stale approval. Seminole County school of' firisls said today that the new English Estates school will open as soon ns possible but net before March 2. The Northeast Sewer Corp. is In the process of laying Us sewerage lines to the school. Tho work, however, has been hnmpcrcd by the reeent rains sine tho lines are being laid 16 feet deep. Officials said that ns anon as the linos are connected to the school’* plumbing system tests will bo made. If they are satisfactory Hie definite opening dntc will bo anrioun cod. Meanwhile, Principal Mor­ ris Ruby announced that the dedication ceremonies would be held as scheduled Feh. 25, at 8 p.m. J U U V A ... Cubuns Leave K E Y W EST (U P D —Twen­ ty-nine C u b a n fishermen, chatting gaily and puffing long cigars, hoarded their four boats today to snll for home after 18 days In jail. Kynes Qualifies Thieves tising the same method of operation In most eases broke Into three school* in the Oviedo-Slavia area early this morning anil netted about $90 for their effort*. In each rase a glass pans was broken and doors or win­ dows opened to gain arrets to the schools. FORTY-ONE YEARS of service with tho Florida Tower and Light Com­ pany by William A. Catnip, watch engineer, will come to an etui when ho retires Feb. 29. Pictured from the left, L. J . Reeves, plant superintendent; Canup, and J . Wylly Keck, FP& L vice president, Miami. Sanford FP & L Employe Retires Altamonte Springs After 41 Years Sets Dedication William A. Canup. employ­ ed aa a watch engineer for 41 yeara by Florida Power and Light Company, was honored at a company dinner Wednesday evening prior to his retirement Feb. 29. A native of Mnysville, Ga., Canup hat been a resident of Florida since 1900. He is Navy veteran of Wurld War I. Ho w*» employed by FP&L in Ha Palatka plant on Ju ly TA LLA H A SSEE (U P I) — Atty. Gen. Jam es W, Kynes paid bit qualifying fee today aa a candidate for a twoyear 1stm e * Uie sU te'a chief logs, officer, * ] ? ' l®22* was transferred o the l)n>tnnn Beach |>lnnt in Ju ly, 11*2.1, Anti to the SonNICOSIA, Cyprua (U P I)— ford plant nn Sept. 21, 1926. Mr. and Mr*. Canup reside Armed Cypriota, In a display c f growing anti-British foal­ In their own home on High­ ing, opened fire on British way 17-02, north of the St. soldiers today for the flrat Johns Itivrr bridge. They time since the current Cyprus lav e a ton, Donald, of De­ land. crisis began in December. Fire On British Job Program Belli Puts On Show Of Anger MIAMI REACH (U P I) — President Johnson Is appoint­ ing 16 high-level labor lead­ ers to develop program* that will halt racial discrimlnnDALLAS ( U P I ) — J a c k tinn in union ranks and open up more jub opportunities for Ruby'* lawyer erupted angrily In court today ami twice de­ Negroes. manded transfer o f the mur­ der trial to another city be­ JA CKSO N V ILLE (U P I) — cause two prospective jurors Board Chairtnnn Edward Ball hnd opinions on insanity and of (he Florida East Coast Ruby’s guilt. Chief defense uttorney MelKuilway called asilstan t labor secretary Jam es J . Reynolds v ii Belli renewed hi* motion Wednesday “an ardent rep- for a change of venue to any rcsenUllve of union organi­ other Texas community when tliu state insisted on question­ zation*.'’ ing u piotpecliva Juror who sail* he did net believe Ruby could be proved insane a t the time he shot I.e# Harvey Os­ wald. Hi) dviiiuudcd trial ill an­ Two thousand feet of per­ manent submarine cable Is other city "whero it will he (icing laid In Lake Monroe apparent (but we are not in conncrtlng the Sanford ex­ the dark ng's, that there is change with telephone sub- such a thing as insanity." He was overruled. arribera in Uie DcRary-Dcltnna-Enlcrpri.se area, accord­ ing to Hubert Shrdden, South­ ern Bell local manager. JACKSONVILLE (U P l) - A The permanent cable ia re­ placing temporary Unra In­ Navy Jrt photo reconnaissance stalled laat December when plane crashed in the ocean Uie cable waa damaged, re­ near here Wednesday, killing portedly by a dragging an­ the pilot, 12. ('dr. John 31. McCall. chor. Ball Raps Wirtz Phone Cable Laid In Lake Navy Pilot Killed Planning Group Asks $70,000 For Studies Groundbreaking (or the explosive growth which is predicted within the next few short years. The research includes, but is not limited to, water re­ source*. economic condition*, prospective labor supply, util­ ity provisions, air trade re­ view, highway program, rap­ id transit (monorail) feasibilIty study, Industrial resourc­ es, planning and zoning stan­ dards, industrial develop­ ment, commercial area atudy, market potentials, consumer survey, housing trends, and legal implementation analy­ sis. Ih e meeting waa conducted] by Claude H. Wolfe, council chairman, who Introduced the executive director, R. H. Boyle. The director briefed Uio visitors on the exhaustive studies now under way and those planned for tha Immed­ iate future. He noted the urgency of time in the pro­ gram as surveys soon become obsolete. It is the hope of the coun­ cil, he aaid, to have any re­ quired legislative programs ready by October or Novem­ ber so that it can be acted upon by the next term of the State Legislature. Should the 170,000 not be forthcoming, he noted, It would delay the legislative phase for another two years. A poll of the visiting dele­ gates altiwcd virtually loo per cent aup|»'rt of the pro­ ject. Each applauded the work of the council and of­ fered to do his part In get­ ting the neersvary funds to speed it up. Counties in the council In­ clude Seminole, Orange, In­ dian River, Brevard, Volusia, Osceola and Lake. Prior to the meeting Ihe Seminole Chamber of Commerce waa I host at a luncheon. Dedication and open house for the new municipal water system of Altamonte Springs will Imi held next month, the Town Council decided Wed­ nesday night at its billionth!y session. The event will lie held on the site Sunday, March 15, front 2 until 6 p.m. The plant will be open to inspection by the public. Federal, state and county official*, a* well as thosa from tha contracting ahd engineering firms Involv­ ed, will b« Invited to attend. In othrr matters, council tabled for diaeusalon with tho enginrer a request by County Commission Chairman Janies P. Avary J r . for ap­ proval of the Multi-County Planning Committee traffic study. The project has been requested for all of Bemlnol* and Orange counties by the Federal Government, A request from Janie* Hickman for a change In ton­ ing classification from R-1A Baker Called Safe Behind 5th Amendment WASHINGTON (U P I) — Former Senate aide Robert O. (Bobby) Baker (anal the threat of a contempt citation today but three members of the Senate Rule* Committee agreed he was safely entrench­ ed behind the fifth amend­ ment, which h« ha* invoked. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky . aaid the fifth amend­ ment waa an "a ir tight de­ fense" against contempt ac­ tion. Sens. Howurd W. Can­ non, I)-Ncv., and Hubert C. Hyrd, D-W. Va., agreed that a citation was possible but they said a conviction was virtually impossible. Ilaker, former seeu-tary of the Senate Demoernta who re­ signed Oct. 7 when hit outside business interests b e c a m e public, refused at closed sealion Wednesday to surrender III* record* in compliance with a subpoena. ‘Good Samaritan' Indicted For Jury Tampering CHATTANOOGA, T s n n . (U I'I) — A former Team­ ster official testified today that an effo rt to act a* a good Samaritan led to hit indictment on jury tamper­ ing charges. Ewing King, a co-defcndant o f Team ster President Jam es R. H offs, aaid ha was only trying to “help" whan ha of­ fered ■ promotion to a Tenncasee trooper whose wife was a Juror in Hoffa’a 1982 conspiracy trial. T v * mads it a general practice c f helping peopla all 1 would," King testified. > A ..v to lt-2 for Lots 1 and 2 on Second Street was referred to tha town’s toning board. Hickman Is requesting the change In order that he may build duplexes on Hie corner lots. Hearing will b* act on tha matter after proper pott­ ing. A total of |I9I collected from resident* in part* of Rolling IIIlls and the Curtis Homes development, In pay­ ment for flro protection, waa (timed over to council by As­ sistant Fire Chief Jim Cor­ nell and Rill Hearn who col­ lected tha funds. A complete plan for flra protection fo r auch areas outside the mun­ icipal limits will be worked out by council and announc­ ed to tha public In the near future. Action waa deferred Indef­ initely on clearing Newburyport Avenue through to it* north end. Mayor Lawrence Swofford reported that two cost estimates on this were so high aa to b« prohibitive, bccauae of a muck lied which would requiru filling. Final acceptance of the water ayatem, which waa completed on Monday, Is scheduled at a reconvened session of Hie council, prob­ ably Saturday, after details of Hie final work ehangt or­ der for extcnnon ara ap­ proved. PiK Tule Uy United l'rr» t International Thera ara an estimated 57 million hogs in the United Ktutc*, according to the Hol­ lywood chapter of the Amur!ran Humane Aasocivtion. A torch was used on a safa at Oviedo Elementary and High School In an unsuccess­ ful attempt to crack It. A fter wrecking Hie safe, they turn­ ed to a desk in the office ami took about $15, according to Constable Gecrge Kelsey and Deputy Sheriff J . Q. (Slim ) Galloway. At the Jackson Heights School they cracked a window, entered the building, jimmied a desk and made o ff with $75. The burglars then turned their attention on tho Slavia Lutheran School. A door glaas waa amaahed, the door opened, and the office ransacked. No­ thing waa taken, however. The officers eay they boRev* the thieves then rirova to the John Jakubcin farm , ripped the locks from a gaso­ line tank and filled their car with gaa to complete the get­ away. Constable Kelsey said It la believed the aame group visit­ ed tha area Monday morning and tried to break Into tha Seminole Bar. n e aald they were frightened o ff before the burglary could be accom­ plished, Kelaey reported a number of leads have been obtained In the miniature crime wave. He aald the similarity in each In­ stance point* to the same gang being involved. Mother Rescues Son From Canal Two-year-old Darwin Sie­ ve ns J r ., of Srmlnola Boule­ vard, Casselberry, was taken to Winter I’ark Memorial Hospital for examination and observation after falling Into a drainage canal near hla home this morning. Em er­ gency treatment on the scene was given by the Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department which administered oxygen. The child was pulled from the canal by hla mother who alto was te s te d at Hie hospital fur shock. Hobby To Speak Sheriff J . L. Hobby will be guest speaker for a meeting of the B ear Lake Community Club to he held at 8 p.m. to­ day in Uie Florida Power Club Home on B ear Lake. Hobby will speak on the Boy's Ranch which is sponsored by the Florida Sh e riffs Association. We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW-QJH.Y $£66 N . K - *s t r ^ |//j * \ \ niackwall. plus (a t. Whitewall* $2 more. 750*11, 800*14, 850x14, 900x14, •50x14. ; New Tread T IR E S • Genufna Mrltnherte retreads applied wa sound tire eaalngal • Free Mounting 405 W. F IR S T S T . FA 2-0651 Florida Distributors F o r Denman Custom Built Tire* �Twenty-one young person* are actively engaged In their own miniature business of manufacturing battery Jump­ er cablet a t a part of the Junior Achievement program These "ach iever*” c a l l their firm Telco Company, sponsored by the Winter Park Telephone Company. Officer* of Telco a rs Karen Carrol, president; Lynda Davis, trea su rer; Mika Grimes, vice president-manufacturing; Art Slackpoie, vice preside ntaales, and Mary Beckham secretary. Officers are paid between $2 and $3 monthly . while oUicr " employes" are paid 20 cents per hour for wages E ach "ach iev er" serves a i a sales representatives end re eelves three per cent In com m illion. Adult advisor* who contri­ bute their time in teaching these "ach iev ers" about free enterprise and how It works ars Ja m es Clifford, manage­ m en t;; Keanan String, manu­ facturing, and Bob May, aalaa. Tha ''achievers” organised thalr company, elect officers and sell stock for starting capital. Telco officials Invite tha public to observe these JA companies hi operation Mon­ day through Thursday be­ tween T and 9 p. m. at tha Junior Achievement Canter, 13S South Court Street, Or­ lando. Talent Show Program Is Announced JU M P E R CARLES (pictured) ure manufactur­ ed by Telco Compuny, n Junior Achievement group sponsored by tho W inter Park Telephone Company. 'Velcomert By Mona Grinstrad Special guest a t tha Febru­ ary masting of the North Orland Garden Club was Mrs. Fern Chennel, district seven director o f the Florida Feder­ ation o f Garden Clubs who presented tha club with Its certificate o f membership In the federation and welcomed members to the state group. She extended Invlatlon to tho elub te attend tha Presi­ dent's Conference In Maitland this spring and to vlelt the state headquarters building In W inter Park. During the buslnesa session Mra. Georg* Duquette and Mra. Carl H yatt wera au­ thorised to purchase mem­ By June Ceaeatberry bership cards and Garden of A (roup of South Semi­ tho Month award certificate!. nole citlsena w ill, sponsor n Mra. Duquette was requested meeting a t 7:90 p.m. Mon­ to purchase a act of Corning day a t tha American Legion Ware which the club will Homo in Fern Park to hear award In a fund raising pro­ Jim P igott, candidate fo r je c t on March 17. • o n n t y superintendent o f Tha group voted to work in schools, apeak concerning his three booths a t **“ •tend an Important school la- Jnlw Ju ly A 4 Mfuhrgdnit celebration In the U fa . AR cltiaena intaratted la Mra. Shirley Ryan pre­ School a ffa irs are Invited to sented a damonitratlon on praparinf aaad beds fo r anattend. Citizens Ask Pigott To Speak A t Meeting nuals In prsparation fo r tha combined club-rasfdant pro­ je c t for beautification o f tho vlllags. Garden dub mambara will have plants fo r sals In a few weeks and all raaldsnta are being urged to participate la the program. Instructions In flower a r­ rangement! ware given by Mra. Ruth Clark who stressed tha Importance o f lln* and I t was announced that the theme fo r tbe North Orlando club's antriea In tha South Seminolo Garden Club Flower Show would bo "M ilitary Reservation* . . . All la Calm, All Is B righ t." Members of tha flower show committee are Mra. Duquette, Mrs. Jan e Weet, Mra. Ryan and Mrs. Edna Stewart. The Show will bo bald on Saturday, April 4, a t the Seminole Shopping P lata In Caaselberry on tho general theme, "Highways or Flow trwaye." The North Orlando meeting waa held a t tha home of elub president, Mra. Myra Stoddan on N. Edgemon A v a, with Mrs. Stew art aa so-ho*tea*. Tha DeRary D o p l i c a t e Bridge Club played 14 table* In two tectlon* at thl* week’* Tuetdky afternoon aetalon in the F ir * Recreation Hall. Section A wa* directed by Mr*. Ruth B iatt. Winners wera NS, first, Mr*. B ia tt and Norman Meyer; second, Mr*. William Wood lock and Mrs. Edwin W achter; third, Mr*. Robert Nleholl* and R. T. Steven*. EW , first, Mr*. Mary Pitta and F . R. Froehlich; second, Mrs. M ints Morrison and Howard Middleton; t h i r d , Ml** Ethel Johnson and Mr*. Norman Meyer. Section B was directed by Mra. George Pearsall. Win ntra war#, N 8, first, Mr .end Mrs. Pearsall; second, Mra. O. N. Lackey and Mrs. Al bart Besom; third, Mra. R. D Cordell and John Armao. E W , first, Mra. R . T . Stevana and Charles D aglla; sec­ ond, William Woodloek and Marvin Long; third, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mote. N ext Tuesday will be M u ­ te r Point day and tha last play day o f tha two months sorits. Circle To Have Rummage Sale By J s m Caaselberry The Sunshine Circle of ths Casselberry Community Mathodist Church W SCS will hold a rummage tale start­ ing a t I a.m. Saturday a t the Super Value Food Store on S R 484. Anyone with llama of cloth­ ing or household goods to donate may bring them to tbe tale or, on Friday, to tha homo of Mra. Marvin Mc­ Clain, 221 E . Triplet Drive, Caaeelberry. Or SOUTH SEM INOLE JUNIOR HIGH science in■tractor, Roland H1U (kneeling, center) is shown with a group of his students who recently toured the Palmetto phosphate mine o f the American Agricultural Chemical Co., Pierce. Twenty-two Curtis Lavender Dies In Hospital Curtis Lavender, 49, died Wednesday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A fuel chief at Sanford Na­ val Air Station, he had made hit borne In Sanford for ths past 23 y e a n . H* was a resi­ dent at uorr Oak Avanu* and a member of the F irst Bap­ tist Church of Sanford. Survivors are hi* wife, Mra. Curtis Lavender, and a daugh­ ter, Miss Judy Loulaa Laven­ der, both of Sanford; a son, Randall Lavender of Panama City; two listers, Mrs. Minavah Willi am ton of Sanford and Mrs. B . A. Wellmaker ol Falls mere and two grand­ children. Funeral services will ba held at 3 p.m. Friday at Brieson Funeral Home with Rev. officiating. Laws Republicans To Sponsor Course MIDSHIPMEN HONORED a t ceremonies a t Sanford Naval Academy. Col. II. J . Furman pins a ribbon on the lapel of one student’s coat after the group won the highest honors a t the Acade­ my and were named to the Headmaster's L ist. .Shown are, front row from left, Larry Lindsey, Lloyd Lowe, Dana Hogan, Chlstopher Wilson; back row from left W alter Porzig, Jerom e Boyle and Judaon Hobby. Average Tax Cut Figured At 19 Percent WASHINGTON (U P !) — Congressional tender* wars confidant today tha $11.8 bil­ lion tax ent bill would bo on Frosidont Johnson’s desk by tha middle a l next wash to provide an early March payaback boost fo r millions of wags earners. The final compromise ver­ sion of tha big goat tax cut In V . S. history waa eteared by a use-Senate conference com­ m ittee Wednesday — almost IS months a fte r tha late President John F . Kennedy proposed to "removo tha b ra k es" o f high wartime fed­ eral tan raise. House loaders planned to nllot on# hour o f debate and Longwood PTO To Hear Panel By Donna Eaten Supervisory personnel from th s uffloo of ths county superintenitent of public instruc­ tion will conduct a panel dis­ cussion a t tha February mast­ ing of tha Longwood Elcuiontery PTO achoduted for M a t Tuesday a t ViSO P-ru­ in tha school auditorium. Each member o f tho pan*] will axplalo' bla particular funatted and duties and a question and answer period w llj follow tho dUcusaiuu. 4 pass tha bill next Tuesday. Tha Senate waa to follow ault tha sama day or Wednesday. Pinal approval by both cham­ bers waa assured. Whan fully effective tn 1908, ths average taxpayer will enjoy about a 19 par cent tax cut, tha first m ajor raduetlon In federal income tax ** alneo a 10 per cant slash In 1984. Most Important to th t Pre­ sident, the take-horns pay of wagr sam ara will increase an average o f $4.60 a week eight days after tha bill is algnsd into law when payroll withholding rates drop from 11 te 14 per cent. Johnson la anxious to so* this |27 million-a-day in greater consumer spending sta rt flouring Into tho econo­ my aa early aa poaalbte this election year. The compromise bill which emerged from the House-Sen­ ate conference group after four days of bargaining gave the new Chief Executive about all th a t ha wanted. I t provides top-lo-bottom cute In taxpayers In all Income brackets. Another 1 J million would bo removed from the te a rolls altogether through tnora liberal tax treatm ent o f fow-tneoma per­ son*. A single taxpayer, fo r ex­ ample, earning $6,000 a year will pay $147 lea* taxes whan tha program la fully a f­ fective. A married couple with two children, $10,000 a year Ineom* a n d typleal Itemised deductions, will have tha tax bill reduced by $281 a year. Two-third* o f tha tax re­ duction bill wiU bo effective this year, retroactive to Jan . 1. The remainder will go lute effect Ja n . 1, 1946. Tha cute do not apply to taxes dut now on 1948 Inooma. By Jana Caaeelberry A Precinct Education Program eouraa sponsored by the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club will begin at 8 p.m., Monday, a t ths office of Attorney E . Pope B assett at 600 South Maitland Ave., Maitland. Tha course will be held on four consecutive Monday ov> enlnga to train campaign workers to help elect Repub­ licans In upcoming elections. All the** who signed up for the course, aa wall aa anyone alas Interested In be­ ing more active and effec­ tive In these campaigns, a r t asked te contact B assett te advance so that there will be sufficient course material available. of Hill’s students made the field trip and also prospected In the area for fossils and located a number of pleistocene and pliocene bones and teeth. The expedition was concluded with a tour through the Phosphate Museum a t Bartow. Lake Monroe Jottings M n . M. L . T b * Richard SchnUxlers of Lake Markham have had aa their guast Mrs. Schnititer's m-vthar Mrs. Georgia Glddoas of 8L Cloud. • • • Irving and Margie Smith aad children have moved Into their new horns In DaBary. Sorry to havo them leave us but know they wlB ba enjoying their now homo. • • • Tommy HitteU and Jim ml* Carroll left Monday morning for F t Jackson, S.C. where they will ba training with ths National Guard. • • • Little Carol Kinard, daughter of Buddy and Kathryn Ktaard, te very 111 la tha local h o s t e l , aad an­ other daughter, Karan, la confined to bar horn# wKh tha maaates. Wa wish thorn both a speedy recovery. • • Suoday visitors a t tha home of J . C. and Naomi Sapp wera tbs E arl Albertsons of Orlando. • • • Happy Birth­ day to WandaU Allison who was one y ear elder an Tues­ day. • • • Also a birthday with for Lynn Giles. I think aha, ilka me, ’ has deckled to start her birthdays back­ wards. its a good idea. * * * Also a very happy birthday to a pair of twins. Lorens Tlndel sod ber slater Norine Nonrood. • • • And still s o ­ other happy birthday to Sid Hawkins who has a birthday the same day a t our grand­ daughter Cindy. Happy birth­ day Cindy, you are all ol Uve y e an old now. • • • The high school band goes to Eustii Saturday to participate In a George Washington par­ ade. Lynn Giles and I will go with them. • • • Hear that Ja ri Wheatland has those ole m eailci. It kept her from being at the High School Glee Club Ball last Saturday. She was scheduled to sing a few numbers. Sura missed bar. Every one there had a moat enjoyable time. S*p Orseno, Richard Hlttell and Terry Rabun were there. Sue waa secood runner-up in the queen Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H ER of Sanford ooatert. • • • There will be another bake sale In front of the Post office Saturday morning lor the benefit of the Heart Queen candidate Darlene Roberta who is be­ ing sponsored by the Monroe Home Demonstration Club. Go down and get a cake, cookies or pte anytime after 9 o'clock. It will htlp tho heart fund. - • • • Tha 4-H Junior girls went te the M•lo­ des Skating Rink last Thurs­ day evening to skate. They reported an enjoyable Urn*. • • ♦ Twenty-seven ladies at­ tended tha moating of the Homo Demonstration club last week. That la wooderf ul. They beard Dr. Wing tell them of "up to data Food Sense." It was r a il Interest­ ing. Three new member* Joined the club at this time, Mrs. L . C. TUlis, Mra. Ruby SJoblom and Mra. John Rhtaar. Very glad to welcome them Into the group. * * * A friendship supper will be held Suudsy areata# In White Hall of the Upexla Presbyterian Church. Members are to bring a covered dish and a friend. Supper starts at 4:30 p. ra. after which a musical program has been arranged. Sorry to hear that Charles Baker la Ul. The virus bug got bold of him too. Cbxrlei and Flo bad Klo'a brother-inlaw and sister, U r. and Mrs. Robert Raulersoo, and child­ ren a* their guests Sunday. Tbe Raulcrsons are from Bella Glade. • • • Becky GUes la making bar parents, Wesley and Thelma, mighty proud of her because she 1* winning a lot of awards and trophyi In horseback riding. • • • Our thought this week: Tbe wnaUeit good deed Is better than ths grandest good Intention. SOFAS Bacon J h t u f lt w a y PKG. 25th & PRUNING 514 EXTERIOR WHITE House Paint EXTERIOR BLOCK House Paint . White and Colon PAOOf 4 ”Gal GaL 50 GaL Elwood Smith’s FACTORY PAINT OUTLET 2617 S. French Ph. 322-8643 For By Prestige, Wsyneline end Stratford Home Freezers Quantity Prices Western Beef USD A Lockers Rented TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL LB. SPECIAL THURS., FRI., SAT. Selling Meats S p e c ia l! THRIFTWAY THICK SLICED RENO, Nov. (U P D -D u o x DlTrtaaeri* filed ault In dis­ trict court Wednesday seek­ ing $43,000 damagaa for In­ juries he claimed were suf­ fered In a crap game. D itrtaacrla said be waa shooting die* tn a casino when one of the cubes struck him in tha ayo, causing "e x ­ treme painful Injury." Central Florida Frozen Food Locker Plant NOW Choice - Good W e e k -E n d Die Is Cast In The Eye By Franca* Waster Tbe teotetlve program foe tbe All-Seminole Leap Y ear Talent Show to be held S a l, urday, Feb. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Sanford Ju nior High School auditorium will in­ clude the following: South Sea Island Hula D M * e e i la autbeaic native co*._ tames, Karan G reens; Organ console and piano accordlan du# by brothers Harold and Ralph Unger; Folk soog duct Hootenanny style, Dolores Klrach and Joy W e*ter; J. Hat Dance, M ra of th4‘ Moo**: Instrumental number, Bukur Trio; Reading, Candy Bukui T rio; Reading Candl Condi i , Mix* Seminole Coun­ ty; Hill BUly Dance and B a l­ let, Marilyn Sprouse and Debby McLain; Tram boo# Solo, Gregory N lcbola;; Sem iClassical Songs, Tanya John­ son; King K arelers, Gospel Stagers: Jones, Clerk, Hoaozk, Nixon and Hoaoxk; Popular Songs, Je r i Wheatland; Modern Dance, Bobby R ay; Guitar Solo aad Songs, Bosnia Swain; Magician Act, Al Skinocr; BarUona Soloist Ed Milter; Guitar and plan* solo, Charles B est; Big Slim , tha star of radio and TV , la person, doing bla specialties; and professional clown acta. Tbe show la being sponsor­ ed by tha Lake Mary Cham­ ber of Com m ere*. AB pro­ ceeds wlB go for a worthy cause. Tickets may ba ate tlined now from any mem­ ber of (he Talent Committee, ' or a t the door tha night « ( tha show.- CONTEMPORARY *139“ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER Seafssd'c Only 948-49 B . F irst BC of Sanford F A 1-4444 Y ear or Month Home Food Service 401 W . 13th S t Sanford, Florida P h . F A 2-5831 ...AND FOR A FULL MEASURE OF CONVENIENCE ADD A KITCHEN TELEPHONE Call our business office aad order a low coat beautiful kitchen helper ia your choice of colon today. Winter Park.Telephone Company Orange City Telephone Co., Inc �Cooking School Slated March 10 • The public Is Invited to hear Martha Logan give a demon­ stration on “Je t Age Meat Cookery" on March 10 at the Civic Center. Appearing na '.‘Martha Log­ a n " will be Miss Maty Meyer, of Chicago. She Is one of the s ta ff of home economists sharing the Martha Logan name. Mis* Meyer Is a gradu­ ate of Ohio University and is a member of the Home Econ­ omists in Business section of the American Home Econom­ ics Association. Mias Myrtle Wilson, Home D< monstratlon Agent, invites the public to attend the dem­ onstration and also see the newest cooking equipment. I r*M1 Catholic Women Have Monthly Meeting By Miss Donna Dorothy R ites Tcslo, in­ terim president of the Church of the Nativity Catholic Wo­ men’s Club, conducted the regular monthly meeting of the group held Monday even­ ing in the church social hail. She reminded members that the weekly social hour had been canceled during Lent and that Novcna Devo­ tions and the Way of the Cross were being conducted each Wcdncsdny at 7:30 p.m. Schedule of Women's Club events to be held during the next month, as announced by Miss Teslo, were; Feb. 23, Family Commun­ ion Sunday a t the 12 o'clock Mass; March 1, monthly bake sale; " March 9, executive board meeting; March 16, Women’s Club Communion Sunday at the 8 o'clock Mass. Mrs. Pat Quilling, spiritual development chairman, re­ ported that the Spring Dean­ ery Meeting will be held March 19 to begin with Mass at Ormond Beach and lunch­ eon in Daytona Beach. Mem­ bers were invited to attend. The meeting was closed with prayer* for the speedy recovery of Mrs. Agnes Wil­ liam* who is' convalescing from recent surgery. Following t h e business meeting and a talk by Rev. Richard Lyons of All Souls Church in Sanford, only cof­ fee and tea were served in Creative Creating When can you ace Creative Cooking? At the Civic Center March 10 nt 7:30 p. m. The public is invited to ace Maltha I.ognn give the latest in meat cookery. Myrtle Wil­ son, H o m e Demonstration Agent, says the housewife will have an opportunity to see the latest in equipment. obarrvation of the (Tiff fonTnrU WrraTFi Feb. 20, 1964 — PnRe 3 Lenten Fast. The next morning will be Mnrch 10 at which time new officers will be elected. NOT R E SPO N SIB LE I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. P. O. Box 10, Sanford, Fla. JA M E S WASHINGTON C ’umitdLf - ^. \ lonitzilfi, fV iif MU) *»•*.» »)**-s* *t * « •I SANFORD. I * - ••»»•!»•« • • * J I . I FLORI DA .‘CH EAPER BY TH E DOZEN’ will be presented by the Drnmntics Club tonight in the Seminole High School auditorium. Gwen Chnmpion and Burbara Watson (left) re-ennet a scene from the comedy. GOP Candidates To Get Partial Refunds By Js n * C asaetbm y Qualified Republican candi^ dntea for county and atata officea in the 19G4 campaign are assured of financial aupport from the Seminole County Yeung Republican Club aa a result of a resolution adopted a t Tuesday night's meeting of the group held a t Howell Park. The club voted to reimburse S one-half of tha filing fee of Republican candidates w h o are members of the club a t the time they announco their can­ didacy. The reimbursement will be made in the order of announcement which should Induce candidates to file early. In order to raise money for tha war chest, the club Is planning fund raising proB jeeta, tha first of which will be a pancake supper sched­ uled for April 11. Guest speaker a t Tuesday : Legal Notice • x n T irie o r m r s n o * t o s r n . v t o b o a r d o r io n v t v r o N i n i i o nkhb o r MCHIVOI.K COISTV rOH TIIK V A C v rixn o r t h k m . a t o r on K K xn nA iit. a s i b u i v i s . I ll* |LK>« BIOHT O f WAT I'OH KAXTOtl. LAVR AMD (-OI'ATHT C I.IB HOAll). T ) ) WHOM IT MAT CONCERN; T O U WILL, B L K A 8 E TA K K NOTICK tbst KINOSWOOD nyiLDKRs. INC., a F i o n a s co rporation, tb s so ls e w a s r of tha fa# simple t i l l s of all IsnUs dsserlbsd In t h t follow ­ i n g plat, t o - w lt : . F i s t of OIlKKNIlfUAR. S subdivision, according to • the F la t thereof s s recordA * »d In F la t Hook 12. F a c e I o f the Public fle eord i of Se minole County, Florida (le ss the ri g h t o f way for Turnout L « n * and Country Club Road). will apply to tha Hoard of County Co mmissioners of Seminole County, Florida, at 1A:0S O'clock A. M.. on T u e s ­ day, F eb r u a ry 2Sth, l i s t , or aa soon t h a re a ft a r aa tha l a n e may be heard. In tha B oa rd of County Commlaalonera Room In tha Court Il o u ia _ o f Bamlnole Coun ty, Florida. W a t Sanford, Florida, for the adoption a t a Reiolutton by aald Board, pu rsuant ta tha provisions a t S a c tlo a a 112.21 and H2.se. F lo rid a Stat utes, v a c a t in g tha aforaaald deeorlbed land and returning all o f lha laid described properly to c c r e a g a for th e purpose at t e s a t lo n . F E R I O K I IN T E B E R T E D MAT APPEAR AND BE I I E A B D A T T H E T I M E AND Pl-A CB ABOVE S P E C I F I E D . H J O S E P H DAVIS. J R . By Of R te n e tr o a , Davie A McIntosh Edw ards Building •anford. F lorid a Atto rn ey for X ln g w a a d Buildere. Inc. P ublish F eb. I t , Id/ l i f t . C D It-St Hospital Notes FEBRU A RY II Admissions ( Paula Schuman, Alvie Roundtree, Judith Quest, Nellie Mc­ Alister, R. C. Williams, Mar­ tha Payne, Shcltle Hoppt, Susan Sctala, Shirley Baker, Jam es Emerson, all of Sanlord; Suianne Willis, Ronald Mixon, Kenneth Dooley, Betty Jo Brown, Lake Mary; Rena Poole, E uslis; Madge Pitt­ man, Maitland; R o s a l e e Small, Titusville; Elizabeth Weston, Dcllary Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baker, baby girl, Mr. and Mrt. Louis Payne, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Arthur, baby boy, Deltona; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Barker, baby girl, Long wood Discharge* Mark Harrop, Charles Eltcncoff, Kombel Vartholomeo, Romona Bridges, Jam es Mc­ Kee, Enoch Eller, all of San­ ford; John Henry Stephan, Fred Arther, D ellary; Daisy Edwards, Allsndale; Helen Ferguson, Lake Mary nlght'a meeting was Fred Hagan, member of the Orange County Republican executive committee, vice president of the Orange County Young Re­ publicans and chairmnn of the MORE program for the 11th Congressional District. Hagan gave an interesting report on the Young Republi­ can N a t i o n a l Leadership Training School which he a t­ tended in Washington, D. C., last month. Prominent Republican* who were speakers a t the school included Governor N e l s o n Rockefeller and Senator B a r­ ry Goldwater as well as many legislators. Those attending the school also received a briefing on foreign policy by several un­ dersecretaries of atate. Hagan said emphasis a t the school was on party unity, conservatism and the import­ ance of precinct organization. The Florida Young Republi­ cans attending werd success­ ful In bringing the 19G5 Na­ tional Young Republican Con­ Most arboretum* in the vention to Miami. E . Pope Bassett, firs t vice U. S . were founded by ama­ prcsldont of the S e m i n o l e teurs, according to tha E n ­ Club, announced that the local cyclopaedia Britannic*. precinct educational program will begin Monday at 8 p. m. a t hia office In Maitland. Announcement was made that tha quarterly meeting of All Sixes — Planted the Federation of Y R Clubs F ast Growing will be held In St. Petersburg Permanent Shade a t the Outrigger Inn on Feb. Other Shade Trees 28-29. Principal speaker will be Senator John Tower of Texas. Grapeville Nuraery 3221 Grapeville Are. More than one-half the FA 2-0881 weight o f the average misiilc "Seotta Dealer" In made of steel. W ATER OAKS r < f r $ t O f f 0 . . . WHERE YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE Washington's Birthday Values S h o p -C r a ft 8 -T ran sisto r P ortab le R ad io Indoor and O utdoor Therm om eter P o w e r W R IN G E R WASHER * 8-lb capacity a Extra-action jgbatoe ft Initant-releaa* safety wringer * Bio# porcelain tub MINI-WASH MINI-WASH ANY SIZE U 0 -M A SIS TWO WASHERS IN ONE WITH MINI-WASH SYSTEM! Mm tea and 2 Trade In lira* o f saw* slat a * rm osa r m IACH Plant Food * 0 *0* I Limit Two B ag * H Par Customer ^Provides your lawn with tha three vital elements necessary for rich green coloring and healthy plant growth...nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. fimtont DELUXE CHAMPION N EW T R E A D S CHRYSLER AIRTEMP SANFORD, FL A . 1 •k Choice of colon! BlackwalU with purchase of a new M l* PARK DR. $ 4 4 9 « ttr$ 4 9 9 FURNACE E X P E R T SERVICIN G Only 5,000 Sq. Ft. of Coverage on y o u r old F A 2-8321 ★ Universal F it Lawn and TRA D E-IN STOP B Y OR CALL — dr Heavy-duty molded, rubber it Non-skid design white, rod, blucy green, black *50 Southern Air Full C o n t o u r D o o r - t o - D o o r CAR FLOOR M A T S PHILCO -BEIM DIX 00 — FROM — T ools RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES WAuax AM —M—Wy hanjwashahla* 'Cbypff!*..buy ooBudgit Turns wmImJ m o tice lty is* G - I 's m in iatu re wash b a s k e t w hich *•• Quickly fa r h i f 1 2 -th . b a d e ra q a irte g ‘ ‘ c m bt • 2 Wadi Speeds — 3 Wash Cycle* — 2 W m k Temperature* f i r c $ f o n « Sanford ElectricCo. • Bif 12-th. Capacity • Activates* Action • FUtor-Fla* System 4 4 F eatu re* a full 20-Inch wido hopper w ith GO-lb. cap acity ahu ltcr, agitator and a d ju st­ m ent are Zinc-Cronak pro-1 tectrd . 10-inch w heel* w ith ■olid rubber Urea. s-c rio F o r Fast , Effi ci ent T i r e , Brahe and A l i g n me n t S e r v i c e B y Exper t s with Preci si on E q u i p m e n t Open Friday Till 9 P. M., Saturday Until 6 P. M. 322-1562 FIRST 118 Magnolia A.. . . AND FRENCH SA N FO R D 322-0244 �0 Filling Up Space Son* people w ont care; others will think Ira a nlffhtjr fin* thine* But It should Interest ell those who can remember beck when there was such a thing as a space race. The UJ3. orbited more then three times as many payloads in 1968 as the Soviet Union. North American Defense Command's Space Detection end Tracking System counted 88 U iJ. launches and 60 payloads, of which 48 are still orbiting. The Russians managed 17 peyloeds, of To The Editor which four ere still In orbit. The reason there ere more pay. loads than launches la because much useless junk goes Into orbit along with a satellite—burned out rockets, protective shrouds, assort­ ed nuts end bolte. SPADAT8 is currently keeping tabs on 418 artificial satellites. Of these, 92 ere actual payloads; the rest are debris. Some of the pieces being tracked are no larger than pencil. YAWH M h M Of n « ■•rale. Editor, Herald: One Man’s Meat Wiping out starvation and mal­ nutrition in tha world would be a difficult enough m atter i f it only invohred spreading the knowledge of modern farming Methods, improv­ ing distribution or curbing runaway population growth. The goal is mads immeasurably mors elusive because o f a factor o f. tan overlooked — religious and sup* sntitlou s taboos concerning food. Half the children born-in central A frica die before the age o f five, writes Owen Schulta in “ T o d a y ’s Health.’’ In this same area of the continent, milk Is looked on as a Vila body waste. Some think it a ■in to drink milk. Other groups be. llsva milk will make women sterile. Many Latin>American mothers be. Ueve a sick child should not be giv> sn milk. Numerous peoples in eastern and southern Asia, where cattle are in abundance, also reject milk. In many places, cattle are status sym­ bols and are seldom killed fo r food. India has one-fifth o f the worldT eattle. Not only are thoy sacred to the Hindus but so are all other an. imals. The pig is shunned by Moslems and Jews, as Is well known. Tha 1st. tar also forbid the eating o f shell. ih or meet end dairy products at e same meal. In parts o f Asia and A frica, eggs are considered to be excrem ent Eat­ ing them will destroy one's fertility or potency or make one'a wife un­ faithful. a Fish is one o f the cheapest best sources of protein, yet many starving people reject it. In some parts o f A frica fish are considered unclean and possessed of evil spirits. Lest Westerners shake th eir heeds in disbelief, it should be re* called how the Irish during the 18thcentury potato famine and Europ* sans after World W ar II rejected American corn because they thought it was fit only for animals. Westerners have their own food taboos and often impose them people they are trying to help. Mon­ keys, bats, rats, termites and other such things may be unpalatable to us but they provide valuable pro. telns whose loss the bringers of dv> Dilation do not always replace. Sophisticated cultures are also spreading the belief th at breastfeed, ing is vulgar and ju s t not dons. Thus Infants are being weaned ear­ lier to the starchy diet o f thalr eld* ers, which eventually shortens their lives. "Do unto others" is not the un* complicated rule it seems to be. Thought For Todoy Hove nothing to do with godless and B illy myths. Train yourself in godliness. — I Timothy 4:7. * * • The great Use of a life Is to spend i t for something th at outlasta it. — William Jam es. Bruce Biosiot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook » * * WASHINGTON - (NEA) - limping economy together. An angry President Johnson High on the list: Oil refinery is personally taking a head sad other Induotrial produc­ in strong new protests to tion p ert* and equipment, sad BrtUsk Prim s Minister Alee railroad locomotives Douglas-Home ever the Bri­ freight care, buses a a d tish agreement to sell buses truck*. The word is that Rusk la supposed to beer down to Cuba. A U. 8 . official dose to the especially hard on our Euro* White House says “ Lyndon pean allies. The State Department la Johnson was angry enough before, but since Castro shut finding this easier said than off the water to GuanUnamo, U. B. diplomats had been he's hopping mad. He's real ly worked up. He's going to trying to get the Lilia-Am er­ make (the British) feel i t ican states to band together And he's the man who can hi s strong protest against West European trade with do It." But dressing down the B ri­ Cuba. But by helping whip tish is one thing and keepng up the trouble In Panama, Britain, Prance, Spain and Castro likely has prevented our other allies from selling any strong, concerted action. If Spain sella key Items to to Fidel Castro Is another. Deeplto a lagging agriculture Cuba the United States can and declining tugar output, shut off aid to Spain. “ But high world eugar prices mean there's a ca tch ," saya one Castro Is “ rolling" In for- official. “ Our basea to Spain t i p exchange and can pay are tied In with aid. If we abolish the aid, what happens lor what be wants. Johnson has told Secretary to our b a a eef" During the past several at Btato Dean Busk be must find come way to keep the months, government officials West from selling Castro have looked Into the possibi­ significant amounts of those lity of breaking world sugar things he needs to pin his prices la s a effort to cut Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Ja il* Berios •Sg*1IU Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles UI-MTR Casselberry Mrs. Je n s Casselberry Cbnlnsta Mrs. Joan Magln MS *1741 D sBsry Mrs. Adam Mailer SM-44IS Enterprise Miss Helen Knodgraa* M I-M SS * Lake Mery Mrs. Francos Waster IM -U 1 I Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson s n -m s Lsngwoed Mr*. D ana* Eats* Mrs. Clarence Beyder 111*4141 Oviedo Mrs. George Kelsey Castro's forelga Income. Fri* vats Investors have been on* couraged to grow sugar else* where, Invest la eugar mills. The results have been un­ satisfactory. Now U. 8 . officials are looking up the relationships sod subsidiaries of British, French end Spanish private firms that may be Involved In any sales of key equipment or vehicles to Cuba. These officials are attempt­ ing to learn If any of these firms or their subsidiaries have U. 8 . m ilitary or other U. I . government contract* here or overseas, or if any of them sell appreciable amount* of their products la the United l u t e s . Phone ce ll by Newspaper Enterprise Assn, to the New York office of the LeyleadTriumph Bales Co., distribu­ tor of Triumph Cars In the United States, disclose* that this company la owned by the Standard Triumph Motor Oo., which In turn In owned outright by the Leyland Mo­ tors, Ltd., the British com* peay which la selling buses to Cuba. tt Is not certain what the U. S. government will do whoa this Information on the private firm * to eolleotod. It to possible that dm Defense Department and ether U. S . government agencies could put such firms on a U. B. blacklist and exclude them from U. B. government busi­ ness, hero and evaroea*. But no decision has been made. Officials don't know either what they can or will do about firm * which have con­ siderable privet# experts to the United States, but which don't sail to the U. 8 . gov* eminent and don’t plan to Tlmy’ro collecting the inform* atioe as s first atop to . .T Worry Clinic Doubting^ Philip" to oar aaenkkar fa r ra r eldest son, but hia argam raU are Be he sere you reed case If yes ere later* rated In pelltlrs. A political poll ran b t slanted In tha early months to help etam* pads pablto oplaloa. B et' It caa then save Itself la tha last 41 b e a n by ctalmiag a "le st mlnuta switch" by Toton# CA SE R~4M: Dr. Philip M. Crane Is our oldaet living aon. Ifo now to an American History professor a t Bradley University, but whan ha arsa home recently, w* began dis­ cussing polltiqp. Philip to an ardent rooUr fo r teaching American youth to place n halo on tha bravery and aelf-eacrlflca o f our pioneer patriota. Thus, He doesn’t believe In ■nearing a t Nathan Hale or John Paul Jones and the other Colonial Patriots. Quotes If he (President Johnson) asked me, and I felt It was compatible with my health and other personal factors, of course I would do 1L —Adlal Stevenson, on possi­ bility of being n Democratic vie* presidential candidate la ’84. "Dad,” ha aald, "1 am even growing very suspicious of some of th at* political polla that appear In our nows* papers. "I am positive In my own mind that they are often de­ liberately slanted. "F o r tho palling organisa­ tion can always leave itself an easy way out by climbing on the correct bandwagon in tha last 48 hour*. "F o r It can then claim that a last-minute sh ift In asntlm int has occurred. Thus, it can still ride the winner and thus cite Its continued high success In correctly diagnos­ ing American opinion. "B u t during those early mentha of the campaign, the poll can still be used as pro­ paganda to help atampedo public opinion in tha opposite direction. " I t could dallborataly select a higher percentage o f Its In tcrvlews in New York or New England where tha liberal sentiment la highest "And as a result, it could subtly ba helping stampede million* of Americans in the early days o f the primary campaign, for most people remember tha high batting average of tha polls and thus Und to accept them uncriti­ cally. “So a polling organisation They don't have sense Q—Where Is tha most lush enough to vote at 31. It would and varied forcet in the U .S .f A— In the southern Appala­ be better et 34. —Former President Truman chians, centering near Chatta­ on a recommendation to nooga, Tenn. lower the voting age to It. Q—Can the .a ir tempera­ Tha Issue cannot be Ignored ture ba estimated by a crickof another 100 years or ovon at’a chirp t another 100 days. A— By counting the number —President Johnson, spurring of cricket chirps In n 14Congrats on civil rights. second period, and then add­ ing 40, the total will equal the 1 will try to be helm, sue. tolnor end sometimes critic for s ir temperature to arlthia one my hatband; to help my chil­ degree, three times e a t of dren look n i hi# job with ell four. the rare ranee due it, to get from it the knowledge their unique vantage point gives them, end to retain the light* hearUdnrai to which every teenager is entitled. —Mrs. Lyndon B . Johnson. Never before hi tha history of man has the development and training of hla mind bran so essential to his Ufa and work. —Gov. Nelson Kockefslier. could utilise public credulity in trying to create aa a rti­ ficial suport fo r an* candidate vs. another. "Then, If It failed to sway tho tide against the under­ current o f inarticulate publie oplnicn, it could scramble o ff UU hot spot end always ■wing over by that neat argu­ ment that n last minute ■witch o f opinion had oc­ curred. “Dad, couldn't this take place very easily t " You Bible scholars are fam iliar erith Doubting Tho­ mas among Christ's 13 Apos­ tles. Well, hero wo have a Doubt­ ing Philip. B u t he to entirely eon I f we could suddenly call fo r an unexpected election, I am inclined to the view that our famous poll* would often be found sadly la error. But because o f tho definite date for the fall election or National Convention*, there Is always ample time for n last minute switch to the polling organisation can still protect Itself and ride the winner. This established prestige at a respected polling organisa­ tion, caa thus ba used very easily both to help generate opinion, aa well as record I t Thus, the polla In the early months rould be manipulated readily, but that la st 43-hour poll would obviously have to be free from such pressure if the poll were to bo vindicated a t the ballot box. So.public opialoa pells can be utilised fo r early gsnda purposes. They caa thus piwpaganise people's opinions in a pre­ viously planned direction (Always write to Dr. Crane to ear* at this paper, eueteetag a stamped, addressed lope end M cento to typing end printing when yen send fo r o n * at As aa latereeted d tisea 1 feel it Important that aa much Information aa possible be brought to the attention of the public la order that they map gala a better perspec­ tive of the issues, la this spirit 1 would like to submit another view of the fee system la re . latlon to the budget system. The foe system la in effect the system under which the departments of most of the counties of Florida operate. Therefore it is well that we try to gala aa understanding of ju st what is meant by fee system. Under this method of oper­ ation a fee is charged for the service rendered, which will cover the cost of that service. These tees are determined by the statutes. The statuatory fees have changed very little in relation to time with few _ factors exceptions — variable would be cost at of advertising no instances. A * foe to paid, by the per­ son using the service, not the taxpayer la geaeraL la areas where work is done for the county directly funds are usually budgeted by the coun­ ty. However, In the cou rt* of operation under this system It to largely the responsibility o f the department head to operate on what revenue to obtained from service fees. According to the 1M3 an­ nual report of counties by the State Comptroller's office, at toast 10 tax collectors did not earn enough fees to pay thorn their statutory salaries. The aforementioned counties could hardly support the various de­ partments on n budget with­ out lncresslag general taxes. I f through efficient opera­ tion, an office has an excess at the end of tho year this ex ­ cess goes into the general fund et the county end there­ by contributes t* the cash c a n y over fey the, county budget. T k * taxpayer is thereby spared the burden of services he did not u s* and has not been penalised, nnd the office bag contributed to the operation at the county budget Of tho several counties which have elected to ge on the budget system, the 1M3 annual report of the counties Indicates that in many areas their operation has not been as effective. I t baa been stat­ ed by aome department beads that initiative ta d incentive have been somewhat curtailed by that system . Tbs ISM report to net yet published and m ay or may not s upport this trend. This to not to say that for some departments the budget sys­ tem to not the best method. 1 merely point out that some departments by the nature of their servleo* to the public are not aa adaptable to this ay stem. The procedure usually in ­ volved in going « * the budget system to one of setting up apodal togtolatton, aa the Florida Statutes and tho Con­ stitution at Florida have al­ ready provided specifically, for the oyeratton at the varlogs offices. In the case of tbs h i co w ciD ri on w ij b n u o i Paga 4 Sanford, Florida Thun., Fabraury >0,1964 Ravenna Park Thousands attended Inst weekend and saw the offlen of Dr. I — Hh M* Wlog, which woo nix lovely homes on display. If yea mlseed th a t, gnhUahnd io Um l u f v i Herald am Febru­ drive out say day this week 4hrnngh to d a y . Be sura ftg ary i , Um notion the ultra convenient kitchens—by GENERAL ELECTRIC. 100 N. MeUoavilie Ave* Sanford Here again special legisla­ tion to needed. This to me would be a better system as it would tend to maintain the Integrity and responsibility of th e Individual department heads. I strongly feel whatever system to used that It be born* in mind that it to tha intent of the law aa It pre­ sently stands that the elected tax collector be vested with the full responsibility of this office. He and he alone is vested with the responsibility of running his office, setting the policies of that office, and administering the services for the public that the law speci­ fically states that he must do. This Is an -Individual task assumed by the elected ©ffld a l, and one that be Is pledg ed to fulfill. It la the American way that has set up this procedure, end It to the peo­ ple of any county that de­ termines who Is to serve and for how long. If ho does not lira up to this pledg* he can and should be voted out of office. It to In Ibe interest <f promoting better understand By Hal Corhraa ing of the operation of tho of Th* only harm in a coffee flees of the county that 1 ex­ break fo r eora* people i* that tend these views. Troy Bay it turns out to be a cigarette break. Even hanging out clothes Editor, Herald: The importance at n "Y e s " and washing the ear didn’t vote on the extended Semi­ make It rain to m ost places nole County telephone ser­ during the month of October. A woman cashtor to aa vice survey has not been adequately explained to many Illinois bank rematood calm subscribes* who a r t elegibto white the place was being rub­ to vote. Tha following two bed. Maybe she's used to Important points are often being stock op. overlooked. T in t, all telephone rates n r* approved by a commis­ sion of th* Florida State Gov­ ernment; the communication INVESTMENT SERVICE company only propose* rates Lie ted and nalkted on an equity basis. The aver­ Securities age South Seminole subscrib­ M et**] e r I* now paying much more than a Sanford subscriber (in ALLEN Jk CO. some Instances nearly dou­ 311 R . LEMON ST . ble) for his telephone. He to LAKELAND. FL A . already an Orlando municipal area subscriber, sod for him Member: Midwest Stock I n k the percentage Increase in Chicago Beard of Trad * listings, under the proposal, U too small to effect rates. Orlande Bates Eepraeentetlve Consequently, South Semi­ nole subscribers are not vot­ MRS. STAN COMSTOCK ing In this survey. Becood, communications M l GA l-M M barriers in Seminole Coon- " " G COMPLETE K m to fa tte n jo a r d o D a i B i v m o i s t poBai* jo« invest with w am "growth doQais”^ fattened by excellent earnings year alter jrsar alter t* * * *•*•*•• *ksro dnUnis w°rk harder, jrou con nu major family purchases, such os ■ car, easier. It’e mnart to buy with "growth doflara." 8top In.' ° PT V #ccounl «rith ns, where your Adtew work* harder...grows bigger.*, buys Shoemaker Construction Co. STEN STROM REALTY, SALES AGENTS . *. Barbs HOME fat the n a s s n c o N il of the eg—lag of thn The correct o44raee lot obstruct g o * lenttoos, stymie Jes and restrain trade. For exam ple: South Seminole residents must call long distance in order to reach the county government, school board, hospital, health agency and employment of­ fice, all of which be rapports taxwise. Similarly hto call to a church, civic club, friend, etc In the Sanford area to al­ ways a toll call. Along Highway 17-92, this frustrating but invisible barrier is located believe It or not) north of Dynatroolcs. What all this eventually adds up to Is that only San­ ford and Geneva telephone subscribers are voting on whether It to worth white to remove this north-south com­ munications barrier. An overwhelming “y es" vote would accomplish this, and tt would In addition ipake working to­ gether toward common civic goals much easier. Converse­ ly, a majority vote of "n o " by Sanford to likely to be Interpreted by South’ Sem i­ nole residents as a rather deli­ berate affront. I cannot believe that Sanford people want this to happen. If reading the above h is changed your viewpoint, then you should change your vote. Why not call the telephone company business office (3229011) and ask how this is done? Some people have - iready dono so. Je s s Gregory CoL US AT (R o t.) Continuing! PRESENTING THE NEW THIRD SECTION OF (ftp fcattforii fmttfi 133.03 provides that the t a i collector ahall submit his bud* get to the comptroller for his approval. I b i s la the law. However, epeciai wguuuon ean be enacted for individual counties to go on a complete budget system and submit a budget to tho board of county commissioners. It to also pos­ sible for county offices to submit budgets to a special budget commission which is a non-policy making commis­ sion act up separately for that ww w m m __________ o r t h is n o v u r u iM D iT w Macnu/fc u y g . and n iA o n ra D tc s s t 5 �tTlir Canfnrh eb. 2 0 , 1001 - WASHINGTON (U P I) — The nation's military chiefs are in unanimous agreement that the United States should press forward with work to design a new manned bomber as a successor to the B52 and B38. The House Armed Services Committee released t e a 11 . mony Tuesday in which the Air Force chief of staff, Gen. Curtis E. t-cMuy, said studies had strengthened the belief of the Jo in t Chief* o f S taff that a new bember was ur­ gently required for the 1970’s. The final decision on whe­ ther such work will be under­ taken on the scale sought by the military leaders is up to Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. He ha* put more stress on missllea than LeMay. In a companion develop­ ment, however, committee Chairman Carl Vinson, D-Ga., said LeMay and McNamara agree that America’* missiles are reliable. Vinson said his committee shared this view. Legal Notice IV T H E C o rV T V e o n t T . SEMI VOLE F LO R ID A . J S ’lSfiE** COCVTY. Pit* V*. -----ESTATE o r M. ERNEST MOORE. D*rt a*« d. R O T 1 C * TO C R E D IT O R S to all rensovs titv . LONDON ( tJPI>— The brav­ est man in England—an Alterban professor named Roseel Robbins — told 30 witches Wednesday night they are all phonies. And nothing happened. Rob­ bins did not turn into a toad, or disappear in a puff of white smoke. “ I am a white witch," said Mia. Sybil l.eek, 41, the bestknown witch present. "I exist only to do good.” The witches had come to the London University C o l l e g e Folklore Society to meet Rob- FRANK FRENCH, of Winter Park, Mra. Leonard Hcsaeimur, of Orlando, and Archie MncNmiKhton, DeBary Mansion House building chnirnmn, (left to right) admire paintings by French's father being exhibited this month in the Main Galleries a t the Mansion. (Cox Photo) DeBary residents, who have set a precedent for the state of Florida with the highcit record for per-caplU giving to the Heart Fund, will again Join the nation in the Heart Fund drive climax on Heart Sunday. Mrs. W. G. Miller and Hugh Booth co-chairmen said that the Heart Fund Headquartera for DeBary and Enterprise will be at Mrs. Miller’s home in DeBary. Eleven captains will have charge of 9o Heart Sunday workers who will make their door to door calls from Thursday through Heart Sunday leaving literature and collecting contributions. The eight DeBary captains Include Jam es Rucker, Mrs. Myron Accandl, Mrs. Wll- IS O CLAIM* OR DEMANDS A C A I V r r SAID E S T A T E i Tou and each ot you a r * haraby notified and required to fit* any clalma and demands which you. or althar of you, may h a v * a g a in st said a s t a t * In tha o ffic e e f t h * Honorable C. Vernon Mis*. J r . , County J u d g e o f Samlnol* County, at his offic e In t h * Semlnola County Court House a t Banford. Florida, within six c a l ­ en dar m on ths from t h * tlm * e f t h * f i r s t publication of thla Lawrence J . H vec J r . , ot no lle*. E a ch claim or demand must b * In w ritin g and con­ 428 Summerlin Avenue, has tain t h * plaoa of ra sld tnca and been named to the Dean'* post o f f le * address of tha cla im a n t and must b* sworn List for hit grades among to by tha claiman t, hla agant the top five per cent at the o r a tto rn ey, or th* a sm * sh all University ot Florida. He Is b * void. a freshman majoring in en­ Charles D. Moors B a r b a r a M. Laary gineering R obert L. Moor* As Domiciliary E x e c u t o r * o f said estate. F i r s t Publicatio n on F eb r u a ry «. 11*1. Publish F ab. «, t l . M, FT. 1*14. C D R -I4 Fat Overweight WHOLESALE and RETAIL NATION-WIDE NO LIM IT GUARANTEE! WHITEWALL BARGAINS beat buy. s e ter on Ameriea'a whitest white* all*. Mont nires If you hurry! retread* on sound tire OUOU hodlea or your B R own tlrea. H OO Special. K this time only g aa low aa p lu s tax A old tiro I F A GOODYEAR T I R E F A IL S U N D ER T H IS GUARANTEE a n r of mor# than 80.000 Goodyear Heater* In the United Slate* and Canada will make allowance on a new tire bawd on original tread depth remaining and current "Goodyear Price'*. TUBELESS BUYS yua name it, AR sires, all typesoat they go! CHARGE XT! SATURDAY, FED. 22nd P a r only $1.25 Wheeler JC 6-6-6 2 5 ^ Organic *3 -0 0 per 100 lb«„ Delivered To Your Door a wa*re got It! M M OO ■ BOO ■ S week! NO MONEY DOWN 11 4 1 1TfP 4 > Reduced Blackwall Prices! Diacontinued Denlgna! Brand new Tires MALE PR IC E Tubeleaa 815 .4 3 17.18 Safety 19.98 All-Weather _ . , Tubeleaa VA LIA N T! 322-! A L L N E W G O O D YEA R A U TO T I R E S A RE GUARANTEED again** Helect* in workmanship and material* ami normal road haaartla, aacapt aa* pairahl* puncture*. FERTILIZER SALE P lym outh-V aliant D ealers a ren ’t ju s t lucky they’ve yot a b etter ca r to s e ll- the No fine p rin t Complete, rtmpla to understand Guarantee ha* no limit on months, no Hmit on mil**, no limit aa So roads, no limit aa to speed, for thar entire life of the Stead. JAYCEES Jaycee’s Community Projects The whale thark is largest o f living fishes. I l l N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida NEW TREADS whitewalD. blackmail*, most site*. First eomr, first nerved Available to vou without a doctor’s prescription, our product railed Odrinex. You must lose ugly fa t or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fa t and live longer. Odrinex costs 83.00 and I* acid on this guarantee: if not satisfied for any reason, ju it return the package to your druggist and get your full monev back. No question* asked. Odrinex it sold with this guarantee by: Mrlteynold* Drug Store — Sanford — Mall Orders Filled Phone Orders Being Taken NOW! Call 322-5481 — 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. PROCEEDS TO ----- U.s New Forest eev en * said! later. "Thera were 80 of n s : hearing him say wa didn't ax-1 i»t." Mrs. Leek said that Wednes­ day night wasn't the tima fo r witchcraft. “ We meet only four time* a year at full moon.” aha said. "Travel is easier then.* Then she left, ignoring two broomsticks placed outside the meeting room, and went home to the New Forest—by ear. G O O D Y E A R GOOD USED TIRES Ham Lakeman, Mr*, Roberta, Hugh Be Leone, Dr. Gerald Mrs. A. Arrington, , n ^ Entcrpri(ie , . . , UlB* ,r e M1“ n c l' Brass. Mr*. R. T. »nd William E. Allc The community of 1* • P *1* of the Scm B«ry Heart Council s chairman for lie day *• Mra. George Sanford, Besides the DoBai quarters, Hesrt Sun l* clion station* will at the Heart Sanford at U8‘s Noi Ave., a t the Cherr On Dean’s List bin*, a Columbia University professor who set their caul­ dron* bubbling last year by proclaiming their nonexist­ ence. "W itches do not exist,” Robbina r e p e a t e d Wednesday night. The witches said nothing. Out Hotfoot Jackson, a jack­ daw perched on Mrs. Leek's shoulder, took n pinch of snuff and squawked angrily at the professor. “Oura it the only true reli­ gion,” Mra. Leek, who rails herself the “high priestess of 878x18 7J0ll5 All-Weather ” ° * u 880x14 14„ II. All prices plas tag and aid lira % TubeleBB Whitewall Buys! 8IZE Door Buster Specials RALE PR IC E 818.54 20.91 33.98 26.33 36.33 10.91 DiitconUnued 630«IX 750x14 800x14 Safety 850x14 All-Weather 760x15 820x15 16.93 16.92 18.85 Diacontinued 970x11 750x14 All-Weather 800x14 Big Buys for Early-Birds! TYPE 600x16 600x13 650x13 750x14 650x14 700x14 SA L E PRICE Blk. Nylon tub* type Blk. Nylon tubeleaa Blk. Nylon tu bekw Nylon W/W tubekaa OR Equip. W hit* OR Equip. W hit* 9 8.88 10.88 11.88 12.88 18.88 19.88 All prices plus tax aad aid Hr# GUARANTEED Motor Tone-op SH O CKS SPECIAL * £ 3 5 0 IN STA LLED F IT S MOST CARS O slA on e cooking Is mtom h a wMb M s i K in g . Just look a t th# worth w on* Isatwvaai grid adjustment! Chrom e-plated spM a n d motor, ow-off twitch! O u sa hood w M i g TRADE-INS ACCEPTED Spring Special Selling teeter then eeer hel m et t « 1 find that Plymouth-Valiant Deaton a n seat taldaf any credit Car their auccaag—th*yia joet points* with pride to th* new *64 Valiant. TSayTl toll you that thie powar-packad compact arito itoatt How? With Buy ft On Budget SEE THE HAPPY MEN WHO SELL VALIANTt good/ year BRASS M O TO RS 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA . ‘ t 1 PEN A FRIDAY DLL 7 NIGHT Plenty of FREE Parking . 21 ______ l-T 1 A* « —w r • j ' [ __________— 1r ------- H �\ * to Has Liston Seminole Ends Cage Season This Week Gone Flat? dip ftxttfnrb Rrralb Pag® 6 — Feb. 20, 1964 About Sports Thinking Out Loud B Y JU LIA N BTENSTKOM His Job’s Cot Oat •r Seminole High's track coach, Dick William*, haa a tough row to boa fo r a period whleh baglna Saturday and ran* through May 9. On Saturday William* will taka the Tribe’* tra e k tte n to Orlando fo r their Initial meat o f the *ca*on. They will appear la the Brave-cat Open a t Boone High School. Wllllama haa but a few experienced thinclada on hi* 1944 squad. However, he’a got a lo t of hopefuls—coma o f whleh could come through and provide Seminole with a formidable ahowing thla aeaaon. In the high and broad jumpe and In the pole vaulting category Williams Is having to build right from the ground up. Seminole schedule o f appearances for this ceases is as follower Fab . ft Brave-cat Open, Boose a t Orlando Evans a t Orlando Fab Bishop Mooro and Lym aa a t Sanford March 4 Edgowatar a t Sanford March I t Klwaaia Belaya, Boone a t Orlando March 14 W inter P ark, Oak Bldgs, Edgowatar a t March I t Baaford Stetson Belaya a t DeLand March S I Florida Belaya a t Oalneevtlle March S t Florida M ilitary School, Leesburg, Sea. April 4 bra ss*, Lym aa — Sanford Invitational a t Baaford. Titusville, DeLand and B a u Gallia a t T ltu i. April • vitle April 14 Colonial a t Baaford April S I Metro Conference Meet M ay S D istrict M eet May • S ta te Meet 0 0 0 0 Honiara, Here** Your Chaaes Hunting and fishing rules and regulations fo r the 1944-41 season will be discussed a t f t public meetings to be hold throughout Florida by the Gama and Fresh W ater Fish Commission during the months o f March and April. F ive o f the** meetings will be held In Central Florida. The fir s t la slated fo r March 4 a t P alatka. The rest are: March 11 a t DeLand, Mareh IS a t Ocala, Mareh 18 a t Orlando, and April 1 a t Inverness. A . D. Aldrich, the commission's director, says these annual m eeting! represent an e ffo rt on the part o f the commission to provide sportsmen o f Florida an oppor­ tunity to express opinions and to play a role in es­ tablishing both hunting and fishing regulations. The public meetings also provide the commission It­ self a chance to explain the reasoning behind certain regulations. The final 1944-88 rules and regulations will be established a t a meeting of th e commission in T a ilshaseeo in lata April—a fte r all o f the public meetings have been completed. Tim early pre-regulations public mooting and the annual rules and regulations meeting serve several bene­ ficial purposes. The public meetings in March and April permit sportsmen to vole* opinions while memories o f the la s t hunting season are sUII fresh. Also, the early meet. Inga don’t conflict with summer vacations. As a result the commission hopes it will have many mors sportsmen in attendance. So, you hunters and fishermen who have opinions, gripes, requests fo r clarification o f regulations and rules, here's your chancel The Appalachian Mountain system extends from New Brunswick, In Canada, southwestward to central Alabama. Legal Notice Fight Results LIMA, P en t (U P I)-M *u ro Mina, 174, U rns, Peru, drew with Allan Tbomaa, 174, Chi cago (10). rronca o r eerr Legal Notice TUB STATS* o r rt-OlltOA TO HH.DEQAHD MIU.KU. WHOSE RESIDENCE la W A U M H O L D E I t . OEKMANY. AND LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IB: */* American Red Crm», a p o IS. NEW T O R N . NEW YORK: A sworn CempUtnt having been (lied sgelnet you In the Circuit Court la end (or Semi­ nole County, Florida, by 1IRUCE ALLEN M ILLER, for diver**, tb * ehort title •( which I* BltU CB ALLEN MILLER. ria ln tlir, ver­ sus, II I L D ■ O A it 1> M IL­ L E R , Defendant, thee* pro•ante are t * command you to •PB*ar and (lla your Anewar or other Selene* or pleading herein with the Clerk •( the Circuit C eert ol Seminole County, Florida, and aarva a ropy th ereel on P la ln tlira at* torney, Carroll Burba, A llornay at Law, I*. U. Drawer E. Hanford, Florida, on or hafora Iba l ib Say e l Mareh, A. D. I » ll . or elharw le* decree pro confceao wlU ho entered aaalnat you. The Sanford Herald la Stalp noted a* a newapaper of general circulation la which thla citation ehall bo publish­ ed once each week for (ear coneecutlv* weeks. • W ITN ESS my hand and e ftid a l seal of the Clerk * ( (be Circuit Court * a tbla the ilk "'Se a m ir>brl>tr>r' * * u ' ***** * Artkur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk ef Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlta. DC. Carroll Burku Attorney (or M alallff Hull# 111 Sanford Atlantia National Bank Building P. O. Drawer B Hanford, Florida Publish Fab. d, IS, tl. 81. !M « COR.t* th e o tR c rrr cocrt, NINTH JU DICIA L C IE t't’IT, IN AND FO R SBMtNOLK r o l l ATT. FLORIDA IN CRANCDRT NO. ISTSt NOTICE TO DRFRND VINCENT J . MELILLO, P laintiff, in v* ANTIONETTB C. MEI.ILLO, Defendant. TM B STATE O F FLORIDA TOi ANTIONETTB C. MELILLO 4* Liberty Street Danbury, Connactlcut FLKABE TA K E NOTICE that you ara heraby required to file your w ritten answer, or defence. If any, psrsonallr or by an attorney, on or before March I I . t i l t , a t th t office e f the Clerk e f the Circuit Court, a t thu Courtheuae In Banford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, and to m all a copy thereof to Htenetrom. Davie A Mclntoeh, Attorneys for P lain­ tiff, Poet Offles Box tS I*. Banford. Florida, la th at certain divorce proceeding pending a g a 1 n e t you ta the Cir­ cuit Court o f lb * Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and For Bemlnota County, Florida, In Chancery, * a abbreviated title o f eald causa being "Vincent J . Mellllo, P lain tiff, varan* An* tle a e tl* C. M elllle, Defendant/' and haraia fall uai or a Deeres Fro Coafeee* will ha eeterad against yea. and the eaua* Last 2 Games On The Road B y JaU aa Steastrom Seminole High School's eager* will close out their regular basketball schedule this weekend with a Friday night tilt with the Boon* High Braves a t Orlando and a contest with the New Smy­ rna Beach Barracudas in the coastal city Saturday even­ ing. Meanwhile, Friday n i g h t the Oviedo High Lions wlU host Pierson High and the Lyman Greyhounds will cn- South Seminole Beats Tampa Team 54-43 Tbe South Seminole Junior High Hurricane! scored e 84 to 43 victory over a quintet from tba Mary Help of Christian* School from Tem ­ ps a t tha Lyman High gumnaslum Wednesday n igh t I t was the second time this sea­ son that the Casselberry school had toppled the T em ­ p t five. L arry Lott, South Sem i­ nole’s top scoring artist, pac­ ed the Hurricanes with 22 points during the contest. South Seminole grabbed a 12 to I lead during the first period and i t halftime they led by a score ol 26 to 18. In the third stanza th* Hurricanes moved further in Croat, 44 to SI and added nine points in the final fram e while the Tampa five came up with I t . Charlie Newell aided the Hurricane’s cause with 10 points while Bruce Stewart cam e up with nine. Stewart took rebounding honora while be successfully grabbed 14 while Newell had nine. In a Junior varsity affair, the Tampa Jayvees nosed out the baby hurricanes, 30 to SI. Woody Scssoma paced the Uttle South 8emlnole quintet with I I points and Ralph West was second highest scor­ er with four points. The Baby Hurricanes led the Tem ps juniors a t the end of the Initial half, 11 to I, in what was a tight scoring af­ fair. However, the parochial school eager* cam e up with IS points In the third quart­ er to move ahead by a 23 to 14 count. From there the Tampa lads held their lead despite a 14-polnt effort by the little Hurricanes In the period. South Seminole meets the Sanford Junior High Braves next Tuesday a t Seminole High'* Fleming Gymnasium. Areitio, Elorri Win Feature Arelto and Elorri were the victors In tha feature eighth gems doubles o f Wednesday Bight's “ Welcome Wagon" program a t th* Orlando-S«minole Jal-A lal Fronton. Martin end Muguersa ware second with Jacln end Iriart* coming in third. Alberdi took th * third gam* singles match end Juanchu swept through the f o u r t h avont to form a 6-2 Dally Double combination w e r t h 997.20. Rafatl-M anuel w a r e t h a winners o f th * second gam* American Elimination doubles match with Luia-Urquldl tha runner’* up. T h * 8-4 perfects returned 9300.90. tertein th* Osceola High Kowboys from Kissimmee. These also will be the final acheduled contests for the Lions and the Greyhounds. The Lions, undoubtedly the best county quintet this sea­ son, boast a record of IS wins in 20 engagements. Tbe Oviedo outfit, however, does not have membership in e conference. But their record indicates they could certainly bold their own In any league. The Greyhound! hare fared exceptionally well in the Or­ ange B elt loop, considering this la their initial season as a league member. They can easily wind up in third place, right behind the league lead­ ers, Apopka and DeLand. Ly­ man docs bold the distinc­ tion of being one of the two clubh In the conference to kayo the Bulldogs of DsfLand. The Sominoles have had a particularly rough aeaaon. Thla was tha Tribe's Initial year as a m em ber of th* tough M e t r o Conference. They’ve won only four tilts In leaguo play while dropping nine. They ere In seventh place in th* league's stand­ ings and there’s not e chance In the world of the Tribe lift­ ing themselves any higher since Friday night's engage­ ment, even If they captured the Braves, wouldn't affect their position. All three clubs will soon be pertlclpatlng in various dis­ trict tournaments. There’s little doubt that Seminole would be able to coma up with much of e showing. Ly­ man, which has been a on and off ball club all aeaaon, could be tha dark horse of any tourney. Oviedo, aa a result o f 1U consistent play all aeaaon, la likely to be a strong contender for district, regional and perhaps even state honors. Little League Activities Set North Orlando's little teague baseball activities will get under way Saturday when youngsters vicing for posi­ tions on three team s will be­ gin registering at 11 a. m. at the Civic Building. North Orlando’s Junior base­ ball program will Include three team a-een lo r, m ajor and farm aggregations which wiU participate in the South Seminole little league pro­ gram. Boys 9, and those who will not be 18 before Aug. 1, are eligible to try out. Each youngster who regis­ ters must be accompanied by at least one of his parents, must have e birth certltleate, and will be required to pay 91 lor insurance. Each youngster who attempts to land a berth on tha senior or m ajor team must undergo a complete physical exam ina­ tion by either hi* own phy­ sician or a doctor who wlQ be named by little league authorities. The tryout period will last two weeks. Following the workouts the youngsters will be assigned to th* various tasm s. There will be IS m em ­ bers sisigned to the senior club, IS to the m ajor nine, sod 20 to the farm team . Little league officials eald they were In need of more fathers who would volunteer to assist in transporting th* youngsters. The program is under the dlrecttea e f Art Rhodes and Tony K reetk. SBC! “ ’**"• MIAMI BEA CH (U P I) — Sonny Liston's sudden finish to his sparring preparations drew gleeful about* today of "ste le, stale, the old man's gone stela,“ from chelltngar Cassius Clay and his handler* Champion Liston had plan­ ned to box Wednesday and to- Next Move On Finley Up To League Chiefs “MR. HEART” IN FLORIDA la the fir s t to sign up fo r the 1064 H eart Fund Hole-in-One Golf Tournaments. Shown above is E rn est Southward, o f Sanford, chairman p f the board of th e Florida H eart A isodation. W ith him are Ja c k Harkins, chairman o f the board of the company sponsoring the tournaments all over Florida fo r the benefit o f the H eart Fund, and Denny Champagno, president o f the Florida Professional Golf Associa­ tion. Hole-ln-One Can Aid Drive Lucky golfers who shoot holes-ln-ono Saturday or Sun­ day may help boost Heart As­ sociation funds by 910,000 or mors. The two-day golf tournment la being sponsored by the F irs t F lig h t Company for the Florida H eart Fund cam­ paign. Any hole in one mad* thla weekend will produce Heart Fund revenue a t the rate of 9800 fo r tho health agency and 9200 in choice of F irst Flight merchandise fo r tho participating golfer. T b * tournament coincides with Heart Sunday, clim ax of tho annual nationwide cam­ paign o f the American Heart Association. Tho M ayfair Golf Course in Sanford Is participating In tha Hote-In-Ons Tournament •nd chairman o f tho event is Robert Dodd. Denny Champagne, presi­ dent of th* Florida Motion of tho Profeaalonal Golfer*' As­ sociation of Amarlca, express­ ed pleasure th at PGA golf couraea and m*mb«ra could participate in th * 1964 H eart Driva windup. Both amateurs and profes­ sions may enter tho contest and maka their H eart Fund liole-In-Ona effo rt in the nor­ mal course of play. Golf shops on F l o r i d a courses will distribute the con­ test entry rule*. Biddy All-Star Game Is Reset T h * Sanford Biddy Leaguo A ll-Star*, originaly slated to play tb * D*Land A ll-Star* Friday night, instead will meet the Volusia County club Monday n ig h t The co n test an exhibition in preparation fo r both club's appearances in tho S ta te Ju n ­ ior Boys Basketball Tourna­ ment, will be played a t Seminolo High's Fleming Gymnas­ ium at 7:30 p. m. 3 Chisox Sign CHICAGO ( U P I ) - P i t c h e r Dave DeBusscher* headed the Hit of thrvo Chicago White Sox players who returned their signed co s tracts Wed­ nesday. Je rry McNertacy, a Batch­ er, and first baiem an Grover Jones completed the trio. J< **a and McNertnay spent lest season with Indianapolis in tha lateraatlonal Laagua. H O LL Arthur K. Beckw ith, Jr.. Clerk e f lb * Circuit Court Byt Martha T . Vlhlea Deputy Clerk atenetrom, Davla A Metatoak Attorneys at Law Poet Office B ea l i t * Sanford, Florida PebllR i Feb. I I , •*, 9T. A Mar. I . 1*14. Ryandale Top Dog At SOKC Tonight Ryndale, one of the con­ testants in the king and queen championship race Saturday night, headlines tonight's card aa he goes to the post In the featured 10th event at the Sanford-Orlando kennel elub. The Ja c k Herold sprinter ran fourth la the racing king (take la it Saturday night to gain e berth in the third an­ nual running of tbe event. Ryndale has been in th* money In six of nine etarts thli aeaaon with three vieto res. Expected to give Ryn­ dale a real run for his money tonight la Ebony Rock, a speedy fem ale who Just m in ­ ed a berth In th* elite Satur­ day night field. Ebony Rock ran fifth in the racing queen stake on Fab. 8th, but cam * on strong to win her next two starts afterward*. Now her record Rita Stein In First 200 Game The ahoolin’ star in the Bill Hemphill Motorettei League a t J e t Lane* was Rita Stein as she posted her first 200 game while sparking the R iv­ iera* to a four point win over the Specials. Rita also came through with a good 1S2 game and a 844 total to sweep all honors for the morning. The Starchicfs kept up their winning wayi by taking all four points from the Cata­ lina*. Elaine Kostival bed her big ball working aa she shot a 181/830 series for the Starchiefs. Tba Tempests grabbed a four win decision a t the e x ­ pense of the Skylarts to keep within striking distance of the frontrunning SU rch iefi. Betty Christlleb ibQed a 192/484 to pee* th * Classics to e three game win ever th* Ambassador*. Tarfceye were rolled by Carol* Burdette, Lola Jackson ta d R ita Stein. Splits picked up were tbe 5-6 by Jo an M afia and Doro­ thy Fox, 8-7 by Andie T e a pie, 4-7-9 by E la ta * Kostival, 7-9 by Rose Philips and 8-10 by H eu ie Jones. stands at e very impressive five victories with seven fin­ ishes in the money out of 11 starts. Tonight's entries: F I R S T R A C E — B/IS Mils — Grass O— 1. Ksvln's Pat. S. J o d i* Rood, I . Demand Ilock, I. Se a Roee, I. R o ck et Pam. a. Soldier's Pay, T. Tima Scholar. I. Glory 8e a SECOND R A C E — B/IS Mils — G r s d s l>— 1. Oul T her e. S. Denny's S leler, I. Sh s 's Han d­ some, 4. Hemmle F e r r a r i , *. Y a llsr F a lte r , V. Ch tef D e b t s In *, t. Step Boy T H I R D R A C E — B/IS Mile — Grade D— l . G a ry 's Troublaa, s. Sundown flock, I . ttehalf W ay, 4. Alcova, I. Mika decra la ry , 4. J o a Canty, f . Duka's P a tty . S. Mr. Duds FOtTETH R A C E — B/IS HRs — G r s d s M— 1 J s s Caes ar, X Itenlca. ( . d o t t l e . 4. Harold l». I. Donna's Flrey Mine, (. Christmas Puddlnr, T. T est Tube. I. J u l i e 's Pride F I F T H R A C E — 3/N Mila — Grade T — 1 It hym er O., >. (fains Power. I. L utta r, 4. I n ­ heritor, t . J o d ie Dew itt, *. Bmee, T. F t l l s a e r a t d , f . R. B.'a Fountlo S I X T H R A C E — B/IS Milo — Grade I. tlroadosk , 1. Twlaty J e t , S. Strid e F a r, 4. Zekeo. I. Uonlta Bay, 4. Dou­ ble Demon, T. S l i c k Tip, X Feces B om SE V E N T H EACH — S/B Mile— Grade D— 1. Sw eet B a rbie, X Midterm. I . Coneord Blue, 4. K a th y T r a y , I. tlr on lra. I. Notes Maker, T. B.A.'a C r im ­ son Fire, I . Calm Ced i E IG H T H RACU — S / l * Hite —Grad# R — 1. Marlm ar. S. J u s t E lm ar, S. Roeky'a Hints, 4. Ed’s Corky, t. Gena Faya. I. My W ire's Heat, T. Honey Grand. I. S lu ff e r NINTH RAC E — B/IS Mils — tirade ■— f. Flore nce McN'ahh, 3. J e f f Mae, S. Hu rry Homs Gladys, 4. Tumbllnp Hants, I. D a a h ln r Dan, 4. Chtckaboo M a ilt, T. Hpot Ooeelp, S. D i­ nah's Geno T E N T H R A C E — 1/14 Mite — Grade A— 1. Tra nwey a. 3. E bony R ock . 3. Froud P o . e e . elop, X Ryandate. S. Much Tima, X o. B.'a Torpedo, T. R o b y K eeler, S. X elto n G r o ts E L E V E N T H BACH — >/S M Bs — G ra d s R— Circus W on dsr, 3. Mr. Tail Man. S. G. B.'a Amass, 4. P riestess Pap, I . Upper Story , S. O Neill*, T. Stock ta Mollis. S. Mike MoD u ff CHICAGO (U P I) — Charles O. Finley, owner o f the Kanaaa City Athletics, and Kansas City officials remained dead­ locked today over term * fo r a atudlum leas* end th * next mov* was up to Finlay's ftl low American Leagu* owners. Finley Wadnsaday offered to forget—a t iaaet fo r th* Urn* being—attem pt* to move hi* club to Oakland, Calif., If th * Kansas City f a t h • r a agreed to e two-year lea a*. But Mayor Ilua W. Davis of Kansas C ity gnv* Finlay his usual answer—"N o ." The American Leagu* own­ ers meet Friday to consider what to do about Finley’s fell uro to heed their order to elgn a lease renewal with Kansas City by Feb. 15. The millionairs insurance executive has bean threatened with loss o f his franchls* fo r failu r* to comply but tha out­ spoken Finley stated recantlyt "W hen th * American Lea gue eeaaon opens, Charles O. Finley will bs owner of the A thletics." David Wednesday repeated the city*' demands th at Finley sign a t least a four-year lease. ATTENTION FORD Inland Holds On OWNERS To Top Place Wednesday evening th * In­ land Materials trio salvaged two wine from Allied Van L ire * to remain in first pises by a slim three-gama margin in tha J e t Lanes AU S tar Bowling Laagua. John Spolakl waa high for Inland with a 644 aeries, while Phil Roche waa rolling a 226/ 601. Bob'a Restaurant atilt in second place le st two gestae to slip a gamo further behind Inland. B etty Ann'*, led by Bill H all's 211/679, salvaged two wins from Bob'* Restau­ rant. John W right was high fo r Bobs’a with • 228/662. Tha 679 seriaa th at B ill Hall had waa high fo r th * league. In tha only other league match Meadors Marina led by Paul Slopoiky’s 212/672, and Georg* Swann's 223/664 sarias managed to win two game* from Larry's Mart, with Ed­ die K lrthhoff being the high men fo r L arry's with a 624 total. F an to il Hall, Boston, Maax, one* waa rabullt through money obtained from the eels o f lottery tickets. DOG$0/ NIGHTLY 8 :1 0 Except Banday MONEY SAVING SPECIALS FOR F E R & MAR. GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1949 • 51 FORDS 1952 • 61 $994 GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $5^5 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS | 57 - 62 Ford * Falcon *1 $2«o 54 - 56 FORD roRD EACH MATINEES W e i, F r i, Sat, 2 9 - ■*- ER 5 KING & QUEEN STAKES FINALS — SATURDAY NIGHT VtCHITf $665 FORDS BACK LAD1KB NIGHT — THURSDAY SJO S BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. NOTICE Y aw Friendly Ford Service ft Porta CDR.il Luxurious Q a bh— a SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STOUR OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - f i l l P . M. ■. n u r ra m fo rd W E G IV E T O P Y A f.U B S T A M M / day, a t least, in training fo r his second d*f*n»* of th * heavyweight crown next Tues­ day night at the Miami Beaeh Convention Hail against C at■ius, tha Kentucky braggart. IniU ed, 80-yaar-old Sonny made a retroactive announce­ ment Wedneaday that h* had flnlihed hia sparring chore* on Tuesday. That came as a surprise to tba 600 ipoctators and about 70 sports writer* and photog­ raphers a t tha Surfilda Com­ munity Center. Trainer Willie Reddish ex­ plained: "Sonny is right on edge now and w* want to keep him (harp that way until time for tha fight. He’ll do ju at enough roadwork and gym ex­ ercises to bold the edge." However, 22-yu r-old Clay declared: “A lotta worry and * little work mad* that ugly old bear go green-cbeeas stela. Ha didn't box enough to put • midget In ahapo — Ju st 91 rounds. Ha was bo scared e f ms — tha greatest — ho Juat turned into a tired old senior citizen, who'll bo goin’ around talkin' next Wadnsaday about whet a greet ehspeeu he w ax I said w u x" Angelo Dundee, eha!l*nf«r Clay’s trainer, e x p r e s s e d amazement He stated: "A s long aa l ’v* b**n ta boxing, I never heard of any man quitting hia sparring • week before an important fight unless he was very stale or hurt la some way." Although Cassius already hat aparred 142 rounds, ta Sonny’s 91, ha will not com­ plete hia leather-tossing until Saturday, Dundee disclosed. TU 4-M Ret Afternoon* Valet Parking SORRY NO MINORS I Holler M OTOR Mt N i I. i'A. M| T I ^ lh. SALES I R O N IO N ic /-C'j'i/axdo 1 1 4.11 k A. i h h l I l i« ■ l ll U HWV. IT -91 MIDWAY RETWEEN BANFORD g ORLANDO Strickland Morrison, Inc. 808 E . FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA . PH. 822-1481 Winter Pork MI 4-8916 �* fflrf *n f« rt Vm O Feb. 20, 1964 — P a w 7 (DsuaJt CUbby • DEAR A BBY : Would you get m id if someone asked you if you were wearing something falseT CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: Only if I were. • • • DEAR A BBY : I am on the verge of losing my tenses. A neighbor of ours has become a pigeon fan* cler and he is literally driv* lng me insane. Those birds are so dirty I can't even hang my laundry outside. And I am forever hosing down my sidewalk. Parking my car in my own driveway is out of the question. There must be 50 or 60 pig* eons, and this man and his wife feed them popcorn and bread all day long. 1 just can't take it any more. I have heard that pigeona carry disease, la this true? Is there anything I can doT I hate to be a poor neigh* bor, but this is too much. ^ . m v By Abigail Van Buren PIGEON HATER DEAR HATER: It has been established that a harmful fungus (Cryptococ* cut neoformana) la found in pigeon droppings . Health officials everywhere are waging a war to rid cities of pigeons for this reason. There should be a special breeding ground where pig* eons are kept under control. Call your local health de­ partment. • • • DEAR A BBY: Hy broth* er and his wife are the world's biggest tightwads. They have no children and are both holding down good paying jobs. They pulled a few strings and got a beat­ ing aystem for their h o m e wholesale. Then they talked my husband, who is a crack furnace and air-condition­ ing man, into installing it for them. When he finished the job, they said, “ Thanks a Jot.” Don’t you think my husband was entitled to something for his tlmeT He wouldn't have charged them his regular price, but he wasn't given one dime) How's that for cheap T I would give them a piece of my mind, but we aren't speaking. MAD AS HOPS DEAR MAD: Before any­ one performs a service (be It for a customer, relative or his best friend), there should be an agreement on price. Your brother IS cheap — but your husband should h a v e learned a cheap lesson. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re ­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • TH E VIBRATIONS, a Kroup of Lymnn High b o y s who organized the band six weeks ago to play for area teenage dances, will appear on the Teen Talent television show on March 7. Boys are, from left, David Boone, lead guitar; Ted Biddle, rhythm and b a s s guitar; Don Miller, drums, Bruce Dean, organist and band lender, and Bonnie Johnson, saxophone. For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send SO cents to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. On By Oswald Jacoby TELEVISION TONIGHT Jacoby Beggars can 't be choosers and white no oca likes to play a game contract with a four* card trump suit in his own hand and only three support­ ing tnimps In dummy occas­ ionally this Is necessary. If E a st had simply restraia• ed his Impulse to bid his sixcard heart suit and passed every time it was his turn there Is a good chance that be would have had an oppor­ tunity to lead R out against a three no-trump contract. Had be merely overcalled with one heart his opponents might have stopped short of game, but E a st was a desperado w and crowded the bidding with a Jump to three hearts. This put a lot of pressure on South but, refusing to be shut out, he bid three spades. ids. o» st Atl IM J74 AKI« W EST EAST *4814 4107 WI T 7AKQ1044 ♦ 10113 SIS ♦ Q 10 6 « J| | SOUTH *KQJ« VJ1 ♦ AKQ4 ♦ 711 North and South vulnerable Harts East Seath Weal 1* 3V 3* Pass 4a Pass Pass Pass Opening teed—7 1 h o sts A V ♦ ♦ North did not like to raise to four, but he sssumed that South’s bid of three spades was forcing. Incidentally, it was. d ib yh liyh JtA T :ll (I) I.ocal Nowa, WoaTHURSDAY P. M. tkar So North raised to four 1:1# ( I ) Ntw *top» , l.-oo (0) Captain K a n f . r o . 1:10 ( t ) Cartoons ( I ) N i » i . w . t t h ir , spades and West opened the ( I ) R ia r c ls a F or Wo­ ■porta man 1:19 I ) Edito rial ecven of hearts. ( I ) American Hlatory t : l ! (S) Nswa, Sporta, W a sE ast cashed two hearts and 1:00 ( ] ) Divorce Court thar 0:10 (0) Cartoono led a third. At this point 1:10 ( I ) Sports > :! 0 ( I ) d a i s Storm 6 :S0 (S) IIU B tU r • B r l n k l . y (0) Rompor Room ( I ) Nawa— W a lta r CaaSouth had an excellent chance 10:00 (1) Say When kits to become a goat. All he bsd (0) Nawa— Mika W a l­ ( I ) Nawa— Ron Cochran l se s to do to lose the hand would 1:41 (») Enrh antad Mirror (0) Hpaal.h be to ruff that third heart. If T:0i (l> niflom an 10:11 (1) Nawa— Edwin Naw< ( I ) llu ntlnu A F iih ln g be ruffed low West would man ( I ) Virginia Hoy. l O itl ( t ) Word for Word overruff. If be ruffed high T:SS (S) J o n a th a n W intara (0) I L ot . Lucy Spoelal West would discard a dia­ (1) December Hr Id* ( I ) Password 11:00 (3) Concentration mond and eventually make a ( I ) rilnta ton os (0) Heel McCoys I . M ( I ) Rawhtdo trump and a club. (1) f r i e s la Itlght ( t ) Donna Road However, South saw that he 1:10 (3) Dr. Klldara 11:10 (3) M i llin g Link (0) Pole * UUdys (0) My T h i a a Bono would have to lose a club (0) Seven Keye #i00 (0) Porry Mason sometime and decided to lose t l ) Jim m y Doan U then and there. He discard­ t : t a <i) l l . 1 . 1 (Color) FRIDAY P. M. Huaponaa T h a a t s r ed one on that third heart. 11:00 (S) ( 0 ) Nurias 11:00 (3) T o u r F l r e t lm p r o .s Now it did not m atter what (0) Edla Adams Show Ion (Color) (I) !.ovo of l.lfa E ast and West did. South was tOilO ( I ) Story of "A P a l ronooa" (I) E rn la Ford sura to get the rest of the 11:00 ( I ) (0) Nawa. W aathsr, 13:34 (0) News— H a rry R a a Sport s tricks. sonar ( 1 ) Nawa — Murphy 11:10 (I) T ru th e r C o n i . - T V Time Previews Marita 11:10 ( I ) Nawa. Sparta, W a sthor 11:11 (0) T h r a t a r o f tho Stara 11:10 (1) J o h n n y C a n o n (Color) ( t i l l (I) Movla f 0 # A ™ . A ' • % 7:30-4:30 p.m. NBC. "Jo n ­ athan Winters Presents: 'A Wild Winters N ight'." Change that adjectlva to "m ild " and you've got the flavor of this hour. Tbs moat enjoyable se­ quences take place during the last half-hour, ao if you tuna In late, don't be too disap­ pointed. The funniest part of the show finds Winters la his fam iliar Mauds Frlckert char­ acterisation, celebrating her 100th birthday, which includes a clever bit on bow to set a scene. The New Christy Min­ strels offer a couple of folk songs before Winters joins the group to louse up several numbers, funniest of which Is his "M lcb atl, Row the Boat Ashore." Art Carney tries on a few funny bats s t the begin­ ning and la a t hla best joining Winters la tha Maude Frlck­ e rt sketch. A blatant and lengthy com mercial for a current movie Is a tasteless Intrusion on the entertain­ ment. Winters Is n terribly funny man. Ha has done and will do better. And he's always worth catching. M p.m. CBS. Rawhide. "In ­ cident of the Swindler." Wbo'd have thought faithful cook Wishbone (Paul Bringeg ar) would t u n against his drover p a lst But ha does la this episode. When OQ Fever (E r ic Flem ing) captures a horse thief (John Dehaer), Wishbone recognizes him as an old friend and points his gun a t hla friends white be and the thief ride off together. The case against Wishbone Is not as black as it first ap­ pears to be whan soma m l villains aster tha picture. Costar Clint Eastwood, as Row­ dy Y ates, draws a vacation away from this- episode. a:30-»:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kildare. "Goodbye, Mr. J e r ­ s e y ." Kildare's girl e f the week extends to a real doll this tjmo- Susanna Plesbette plays an unemployed actress wbo brings an Injured dog Into the hospital and gets tha com­ plete Kildare treatment. An­ thony Holland does a good job as an Intern suffering from acute hypochondria, but it's luscious Susy's show. Ob ye*. It's a comedy, including what's supposed to be a s hil­ arious takeoff on a television com mercial. But wbo csrea as long as you can look at Miss Plesbette. 10-10:30 p.m. ABC. Tbs Edle Adams Show. The emphasis is oa music tonlsht and, as a consequence, it’s a better • •rt' half hour than usual. Edte joins Woody Herman in "A ft­ er You've Gone," the Paul Godkln Dancers In "K ansas City" and the Ja c k Sheldon Jix s quartet in "Sw eet and Lovely." Even lovelier is her interpretation of "Happiness Is Ju st A Thing Called Jo e ." The Herman h e r d rages through two standards for the band, "Woodehoppers’ B a ll" and "Apple Honey" and joins the rest of the company la • final "H a n Hoot." There are a couple of comedy sketches. 4-10 p.m. ABC. The Jim m y Dean Show. Jim m y ’s own country contributions high­ light the show tonight He opens with n vigorous "Walk Right In ," joins Rowlf and guest star Lassie in a weird version of "P u t Your Arms Around M e," and tosses in "W hite Sliver Sands" and "N ear the C rass." George Kirby is on hand for a comic impersonation routine a n d RCA V id or bestseller (M iss) Skeeter Davit slnga her two big record hits, " I Forgot Mora" and "H a Saya Tha S a n a ." Non-country linger Julius la Rosa substitutes for the ailing Don Gibaon and hia selections had not been de­ termined at press time. 4-10 p.m. CBS. Perry Ma­ son. "Tha Casa of tha Fifty Millionth Frenchm an." A much simpler plot than usual. Perry Mason takes on the de­ fense of a French clerk (Dav­ id McCaUum), charged with murdering the husband of the woman (Roxana B erard ) he loves. Previously, the clerk hid lant U s Ufa savings to tha woman, only to find the husband had taken it from her. FRIDAY A- M. 1:00 0:11 f;3C 1:10 (I) (i) (0) (i) (0) 7:0# ( f ) (0) 7:10 ( I ) (1) Hlimaottea Hunshlno Almanaa Urovo, F a r m noport Florid a lllotory Hunrl.a Somoator Today Opo ratlaa Alpkabat Today Mlckla E vana Native Son FRA N KFO RT, Ky. (U P I) —John Fox J r ., author o f "The Trail o f the lonesome Pine," "The IJttie Bhopherd of Kingdom Come," and other norela, was bora in 1863 naar P ari*, Ky. 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S e c re t Sloraa T ra llm aator News— Bander Vanocur Hu ms and Allan Uncle W alt lleet of Qroueha Carto ons Nawscope L eave It T * Reaver niverbo a t A reader who claim s ohe has a "wooderful mother-inlaw” describes her in terms that ought to give n lot of women s hint as to what makes a mother-in-law a jewel In her daughter-in-law's eyes. "She brags about me to my husband — calling his atten­ tion to how clever I was to make professional-looking cur­ tains for tho living room, what a good cook 1 am, how much the likes the way I ’ve fixed up our house, etc. "She admires the clothes I buy and the things I select for the house without asking me what they cost, or Imply­ ing that I am being extrava­ gant with her son's money. "She gives me her opinion when I ask for i t She DOES­ N’T volunteer advice or try to convince m e that I am making a mistake to 'o this or that. Western Saga MENLO PARK, Calif. (U P I)—Lane Brook Company of Menlo Park, Calif., piano publication of a now quarter­ ly Journal of weatern hiotory to ba called "The American W e st" Tha magaalna will be aimed for the layman aa wall aa the hiotorlan and will deal with legondo, atoriao, facta and tradltloni In tha development of the American Weal. Jel Lanes Special "Sh e asks, T s there any­ thing I can do to help outT' when there te Illness in the family or the work piles up, but she doesn't set hurt if I assure her that I have every­ thing under control. "She lovea her grandchild­ ren, but never triea to tell me how to raise them or subt­ ly crltlcltei me for tho way 1 handle them. " I can tell her anything I like, knowing she won’t dis­ cuss my personal business with her friends. "Sh e is good company be­ cause she is essentially a happy, outgoing aort of per­ son who laughs easily—even at herself. "B u t, m ost Important of all, she treats me like a daugh­ ter, rather than like « daugh­ ter-in-law. 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Dependabla Space Age Sealed Circuitry, "Qoldsn Throat" sound. H u r ry / We Expect a S e ll-o u tl Fay For Two Gamea And Receive One Game Free A fter 8:45 On THURS. or F R I. Evenings and All Day 8un. BOWLING FUN FOR EN TIR E FA M ILY By Ruth Miiiett Jha(donum: Q rK B E The BuatANK st..* * b«(ti.usoeoa a u H. le. Mk*0 W E W ILL NOT B E UNDERSOLD! T H I M O ST TRUSTED N AM E IN T IL E V ItlO N COKB 322-7542 S a n fo rd I F Y O U HAVE TO Free Baby Sitting Service WAIT FOR A LANE HOME APPLIAN CE Casselberry I'la ia Casselberry �■hr W SCS Groups Meet For Several Discussions By Mr*. Adam Mailer The WSCS group of the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Frank Winkler. The program wat presented by Mra. M. C. Donald, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Howell. They discussed the retired people In the local church ac­ tivities. The evening group m et at the church for a short session following the revival service. The main subject of discussion of business was the plans for the annual white elephant sale. A delegation of the district WSCS officers insde an In­ spection tour of the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, which Is only one of the five Methodist Churches in the area connected with the works of Miss Mary Hubbard, the town and county director. Second Birthday Celebrated By Ginger Guthery Ginger Guthery, daughter and Mrs. T . H. Guthery, celebrated her second birth­ day with several friends. Ginger and her parents live in Sanlando Estates. Lieuten ant Guthery baa been trans fsrred from the Naval Air Station to Norfolk. V a„ and they will be moving in March. Those celebrating with the honoree were: Miss Beneo Schambeau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. P . Schambeau. and Kobe, Chris and Dale Wetherington, sons of Mr. and Mrs. E . C. Wetherington, all of Sanlando Estates. of LL WELCOMING Old ft New Friends Harold (J list rap Has Returned Tn TOMMY’S City Shoo Repair Shop S i t Sanford Ave. M aterial. Workmanship and Satisfaction Guaranteed ftmtfitrfc Ladies Auxiliary Miss Dawn Elyse Barnes Discusses Unit’s Weds Larry Dale McGrew The Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet Service, Unit 147, is planning several events for the month of March. Members voted to have a “ while elephant’’ sale at the March 10 mocllng, at the home of Mra. Vernon C. Fed derson. The members also voted lo have a coffee each month to welcome new or prospective members. Mr*. A. V *lller, vice president, presided over the meeting, which w*s held ■t the residence of Mrs. Eu gene Williams. The ladies also enjoyed a Valentine coffee recently at the home of Mra. A. Valller. Refreshments of coffee, tea, cake* and bread* were serv­ ed. The door prize, a box of candy, was won by Mrs. Clyde Bryan. Invited guests were Mra. Anna Blinchingor, Mrs. Fran cca Overstreet and Mrs. Jo Ann Fcazelle. The members attending were: Mrs. Fcdderson, Mrs. William Holcomb, Mrs. Jam es McLaughlin, Mrs. B. F . Wau ters, Mra. Leroy Noppcr, Mra. Eugene Williams, Mrs. Clyde Bryan, Mrs. A. Valller, Mr*. Wannctta Chesser and Mrs. Mario Sundvall. By Jane Casselberry What could be more roman­ tic than n St. Valentines’* Day wedding. The beautiful double-ring ceremony uniting Miss Dawn Elyse Bsrnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J . Barnes, of Casselberry, and Larry Dale Mc­ Grow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGrew, of Orlando, was held February 14 In tho fit. John's Lutheran Church, W inter Park, with Bev. Paul Kenneth Nordslek officiating. The bride, who was given In marriage by her father, wore a white gown of silk mist bouquet taffeta, designed with a pointed basque bodice and scalloped sabrlna neckline. The yoko of chantllly lace embroidered with pearls and sequins, the long tapered sleeves and the vol­ uminous skirt, with butter­ fly poufs on each side, high­ lighted the gown. The finger­ tip veil of Imported silk Il­ lusion was attached to a pearl tiara and she carried a bouquet o f cascading white feathered carnations, center­ ed with a white orchid on a white Blblo. Miss Paula Andrews, her matron of honor, wore a bright p ln i^ pseudo floorlength p eau ^ lc sole sheath and a bright pink veil cen­ tered with a chiffon rose. She carried a bouquet of polo pink carnations with pink streamers. Her other attendants were Mrs. Donna Lou P ratt, her sister, and Miss Barbara Nevlus. They wore gowns Identical to that worn by the matron of honor and also carried pink carnations. Terry McGrew, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were David Barnes, brother of the bride, and Allan Moen. The wedding music was provided by Mrs. Leroy Fur­ row, organist, and Mrs. Nan­ cy Kuntendorf, soloist, who sang "Because” and "H ie Lord's Prayer." The church was decorated with basketa of white chry* Eva Bess Beauty Shop NEW LOCATION lit Pape 8 — Feb. 20. 1004 ffrralh N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL We have completely redecorated, added new equipment ana fixtures to serve you better. Minnie Bess Garner — Helen Smith Shirley Meade Ph. 322-3914 0enneuf p, f' . I MR. AND MRS. L A R R Y McGREW were united a t S t. John’* Lutheran Church in Winter Park. ■anthemums and gladioli. The brido’s mother chose a two piece ensemble of beige satin and n corsago of red rotes. The mother o f the bride, groom wore a two piece suit of blue shantung and carried a corsage of white carna­ tions. A reception was held in the west psrlor of the church. Tho four tiered wedding cako was topped with a miniature lirldo and groom. Assisting a t tho caku and punch tables were the Misse* •Shirley Killingsworth, Linda Hedges, and Terl V alcc; and Mrs. Ruth Nevlus. The bride’s sister-in-law, M r s . Donald It. liarnca, of Han Francisco, Calif., waa in charge of tho bride’s book. The lirldo chose, as her going-away outfit, a cranber­ ry two-piece knit suit with a white blouse and matching shoes. Following a wedding trip to 81. Augustine, the couple will reside a t 2511 North Musselwhlte, Orlando. Out-of-town guests for the wedding Included Mrs. Thonms T. Hoskins, Chicago, III.; Mrs. |,ouls Knoll, Defiance, Ohio; Mrs. Iloso Godesky, Ormund Beach; Mrs. Simon T . Wrynn, Cocoa Reach; Mr. anil Mrs. Howard Allen and Larry Allen; St. Petersburg; Mrs. L. Weber, Ormund Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ shall I’aulaen, Daytona; and Fred Schaffert, great uncle of the brldu, from Qucen'a Village, N.Y. Mohair Requires Care When Sewing, W ashing Future Plans Stewart Daniels To Be Honored A t Reception T ie Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Association of Central Florida will honor Stewart D. Daniels, of Champaign. 111., at a reception in the Cherry Plaza Hotel, Orlando, on Feb. 2? from 5:15 to 0:30 p.m. Local and visiting alumni In the area arc Invited to attend tile stag occasion. Daniels has been the execu­ tive secretary of the frater­ nity since 1025. In this posi­ tion he works closely with fraternity chaplcri In 121 col­ lege* and universities. Due to was also made stating that the group had been requested to sponsor the Lenten Fellow­ ship Supper on March 5 at the Fellowahlp Hall, which will be followed by a Lenten Bible study by the church pastor, Rev. W aller McPherson. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refresh­ ments were served to the guest* by the hostess, Mra. Ralph Losjlng. Those enjoy­ ing the refreshments were: Mrs. T. R. Alford, Mr*. Wal­ ter Bethea, 5lr*. Bonner Car­ ter, Mrs. Clayton Bagwell, Mrs. 51. J . Corbett, Mrs. Ro hert Getman, Mrs. Harold ft.-rbst, Mrs. E arl Moxley, Mrs. G. O. Nordgren, Mrs. A. M. Rcmusat, Mrs. G as Schmah, Mra. Edward Simp­ son, Mrs. Clyde Stinson, Mrs. Oscar ZUtrower, Mr*. Walter Allcndcr and Mrs. Boyd, a guest knitted mohair is easily pull­ ed. Hand cleaning demands more time and care. Because of this, cleaning charges are higher at most cleaning astablishmenta. Costwise, mohair I* expen­ sive. It is high style, t a s i wear can be expected from loosely knitted or woven mo­ hair than from closely woven mohair. It Is very expensive for one on a tight budget If you wish to sew on mo­ hair, hero are a few sugges; lions: preshrink fabric before cutting. It might be necessary to buy one-fourth to one-half yard extra for shrinkage al­ All mohair fabric should be lowance tn four yards; under­ proihrunk before It Is cut. line the entire garment, you After this has been done you can do this by cutting the pat­ ran expect less shrinkage tern of mohair, and cutting from tho woven mohair fab­ (he pattern piece* from t'#i underlining fabric; acw each ric when cleaned. All mohair shrinks. The of (lie pattern piecea cut from loosest knit fabric shrinks a mohair to the underlining and large amount when pre­ stitch these together in the shrunk. It la one of the most scam allowance, and U u r The All Souls Catholic delicate fabrics for tho pro­ treat the two fabrics a t one Women's Club will sponsor when constructing the gar­ fessional eleaoer lo handle. a rummage tale in the Wood­ Your dry cleaner must hand m ent ruff Building, corner of Park dean It and air dry it. Other­ and First Street, Friday and wise It will shrink a large A teaspoon of cream of tar­ Saturday. amount when cleaned. Gar­ tar in the wash and rinse wa­ Mrs. Theodore LaTour la ments of mohair fabric may ter erases rust stains from Ihe chairman of this affair shrink a size smaller. All most clothes. and she aaked that anyone having salable Items either to bring them to the sale loca­ tion or to contact her. Any­ one Interested In lending a hand to this worthy cause ta invited to contact Mra. LaTour before Friday. W n don’t oak you to g o m ijna to ch o ck ad vertising statem ents. By Myrtle Wilson Should 1 buy woven or knit fabric of mohair or a mohair sweater? What ii mohair? How does It behave? How much does it cost? These are a few of the questions you need to ask yourself before you decide says Myrtle Wil­ son, H o m e Demonstration ag en t Mohair is the hair of tho Angora goat. The fibers are wiry and lustrous. The kind of wear you will get from mo­ hair will depend somewhat on whether It la a closely woven fabric or a very loosely knit­ ted fabric. Rummage Sale “ “ V# pvtftT QUALITY m Sponsored By EASTER MARCH 29th! Catholic W C Special! Sport Suits Double As Separates! (PRESCRIPTIONS 595 slsee I . 4, I , «, T Outfit 'em In rugged all cotton plaid Jac­ kets teamed with con. treating rayon slacks. Self belt elaalie Wo don't confute you with figures, clubs and percentages. We do offer you fast efficient, accurate serv ice. BRING NE! PRESCRIPTION TO US PickUp ran! value la n good % 50th W edding Anniversary By Mrs. H. L . Johasee Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Spivey Sr. were honored with an open house recently at their home, 1815 West Third S tre e t The occasion waa their 50th wedding anniversary. The af­ fair was boated by their eight children. The guest book was kept by a granddaughter, Carol Spi­ vey. The dining table was overt laid with a lace tablecloth. A basket arrangement of yellow mums and gladioli, flanked by gold tapers In crystal candel­ abra, was placed on one end of the table. A three tiered white cake decorated with gold roses was placed In the center. The remaining end held a punch bowl. The hostesses, serving the punch, cake, mints and nuts to the guest*, were the honorces’ granddaughters, Grace Ann Spivey and Wanda and Lynda Bcdcnbough. Mr. and Mr*. Spivey were married In 1914 In Linden They moved here In 1922. The honorccs have eight children: Mra. C. Carter, Mr*. Sam Watson, Mr*. R. E . Bedenbough, Mr*. J . W. Caih and Melvin, Herman, Tom and D. C. Spivey. They are all residents of Sanford *Dd Lake Monroe. The couple also has 25 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Spivey, who are members of the First Church of the Nszarene, were honored during the morning service at the church and Mra. Spivey was presented with a corsage of gold spray­ ed flower*. Mr. Spivey is a retired employe of the Atlan­ tic Coast Line. The out-of-town guests at­ tending this celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter and family of Titusville; Mr. and Mrs. John Carter and sons of Cocoa; Mr. and Mrs. If. B arrett of Orlando; Mrs. Ruby Kccley, Mrs. Jessie Mae Beamon and children, all of Haines City; Mr. and Mra. Ralph Dynmlre of Nash­ ville, Tcnn.; Rev. and Mra. L. R. Hushton and daughters of New Sm yrna; Mr. and Mra. L. E . Bouchard and daughters of Miami, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Esthler and daughters of Orlando. Capri Luncheon Scheduled For February 27 The Lake Mary Woman’s Club will hold ■ luncheon Feb. X l at the Capri Restau­ ran t The Mimosa Clrel* met r e ­ cently a t the home of Mr*.“ Frank CorU, 12 Monroe Ave­ nue, DeBary. The program presented wn* on horticul­ ture. The group had a work shop on making different art­ icles out of pine needle*. Mrs. Walter Schwarx was tha Instructor. The chairmen on G ard ew f Therapy have been busy as­ sisting the children In thn Little Red School Housn plant flowers. Will Sponsor “Nutcracker” MR. AND MRS. D. C. S P IV E Y celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home with an open house for all their friends and relatives. Janis Howell To W ed Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E . Howell announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Jants Sue Howell, to Jam ca Ronald Marriott, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Marriott, of Winter Park. Miss Howell was graduated from Seminole High School. The bride-elect is presently employed by Martin Corapay, Orlando. Jam es Marriott graduated from E ast Peoria Commun­ ity High in E ast Peoria, 111. He Is presently employed with Florida Utilities, Winter Park. The wedding is scheduled for June 5 at the Grace Methodist Church with Rev. John H. Hires J r . officiating. The DcLaml Junior Hlgk School will be the silo Sunday at 3 p.m. for the “N utcrack­ er” by the Ballet Royal, which will be sponsored by the Junior Welfare League. Tickets will be sold by tha students. For transportation you may call Kay HortonjP Betty Marks, or Peggy Drach, F A N T A S T IC R E D U C T IO N S on all Better Dresses— m lM a • Swim Suits • New Spring Fabric* 3418 S. Hwy 17-92 1(4 Mi. S. of Sanford Weekday* 9:30 - 4:50 Saturdays 9:30 • 1 2 0 0 323-0881 Ethel Root Circle Conducts Business LOOK ! ! In Church Hall Innerspring Mattress Renovation Special Members of the Ethel Root Circle of tha Congregational Christian Church, met Mon day night at the Fellowship Hall of the church. Routine business was conducted by the president, Mr*. Walter Bethea, following an Inipira tiona! devotional, with ex cerpt* from “ Window* of Heaven,” presented by Mrs. Gus Schmah. The ladles of the circle were asked to contribute trading stamp books to the Lake Byrd Lodge for a ate tlon wagon. An anouncemant hi* Interest In his Alma Ma­ ter, Daniels has served a* president of the University of Illinois Alumni Association. In the Champalgn-Urbana area he baa served as president of the Rotary Club and is treas­ urer of the University Savings and Loan Association. Includes: ft Cleaning * Proeesilng Felt • Brand New Cover tor Mattress ft Brand New Insulation where needed ^hip’itfhore 5.00 Circle Welfare League A program entitled "K eys to a Well Designed Home and Garden” la planned. Miss Lucy Nowlin will show sev­ eral slides on outdoor living. Mrs. J . D. Woodruff will sketch a layout of a garden. Mrs. Olln Boutwell la in charga of the program. The group also plans to discuss Mother will learn more It* annual nomination of offi­ about teen-agar’a activities if cers, with Mrs. Woodruff aha doesn't continually nag conducting this diseusslon. for Information. flowering Shift* bound to be noticed Discussed By SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-6321 F R E E PICKUP nnd D E L IV E R Y Chalk-stripe co rd ... crisply tailored casual in a new carefree blond of A m e l* triacetate a n d cotton. Pure flattery for tho petite figure in beige, block or blue frosted with whit*. 8p to 18p. 17.91 And Delivery Service in­ serts on the slacks. A • nay of colon. ARE OUR BUSINESS! Free Sanford Couple Celebrates Horticulture TELEPHONE 322-2482 YES, PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS — OUR PRIMARY CONCERN AS A M ATTER OP PACT. HAVE YOUR PHYSICIAN TELEPH O N E YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTIO N TO US. W E W ILL D ELIV ER AND SAVE A STOP FOR YOU. ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED. Touchton’s Rexall Drugs "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA P H O N IItt-S tfS DOWNTOWN SANFORD • Accentuate Your Outfit With New Sprint Jewelry Freni Our L an e Selection. Priced Front I LOO Up Flemings G ifts l i o n . F im s L Disarming, charming with ita eool neckline, handy pocket, easy lines. Daxsling tropielale tonaa. 5 0 * A vrilft rayon, 10% cotton. 38 to M . 2*0 E . Ft rat M . Downtown la n ia rd �r.«--.*7.-.V* t V II Bhf Oanfnrh a Feb. 20, 1964 — Pag* 9 Brrath Oviedo Woman's Club Gathers For Coffee-Tea Miss Maureen Srott, daugh­ sented to the runners-up, Miss ter of Mr. and Mrs. F . D. Debbie Workman and Miss Scott, was crowned ‘'Queen o! I.lnda Johnson. Hearts” at the Valentine dance sponsored by the San­ ford Recreation Department. Miss Scott reigned over the e v e n i n g ' s entertainment, which included music by the Shadows. The Queen was awarded a travel ease and a gilt certificate. Travel cases were also pre­ I Rev. L. Blackwell Will Speak T o MRS. C. T. NIBLACK and Mrs. J . M. Staley, past presidents, attended the Oviedo Woman’s Club coffee-tea. Qohnsui school coming up March 10 hero at the Civic Center. You surely will want to attend It Watch for the time. • • • Winnie Clayton sends us two meat recipes. She says they are her gentlemen’s favorites. One is for Swiss Steak and the other is a Veal Loaf. SWISS STEAK (Clayton Style) 1 beef round steak, cut 1 inch thick it cup flour 1 tip. salt H tip . pepper 3 tbsps. lard or drippings 1 can (10W os.) beef consom­ me 1 can (4 o t.) mushroom stems, pieces and liquid 1 tbsp. herb seasoning Pound flour, salt and pep­ per Into both sides of steak. Brown In lard or drippings. Pour off drippings. Add l»ccf consomme, mushrooms and herb seasoning. Cover tightly Simmer 3 to 314 hours or un­ til meat Is tender. Thicken liquid with remaining season­ ed flour, for gravy. Serves 6 to •. • • • Keep In mind the cooking 1 1 1 K VEAL LOAF lb. ground veal lb. ground pork can (10W os.) condensed cream of celery soup cup quick cooking oats Deanna Winters Celebrates Second Birthday \ You’ll LOVE the New Hair Styles They'll do auch warm and wonderful things for youl Make a date today that will allow us to bring out the beautiful best—in you. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5092 E V E L Y N 'S BEA U TY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd & MAGNOLIA Milsa Maureen Scott 1 RACK OF SIXTY Public Group JComsunaksiM By Mrs. II. L. Johnson We are very sorry, but we have lost a request paper that you reader* have sent to us. If Mrs. Donelesen will call us or send in lice request again, we will see that it Is printed. We have the one that Mrs. Sara Hodge wanted so here it is: CALAMONDIN MARMALADE Select 4 cups firm fruit free of blemishes. Wash. Cut in halves. Remove seeds Slice thinly or put through food chopper. Measure fruit p lace In saucepan. For each cup of fruit add 3 cups of wa ter. Bring to a boll. Cook IS minutes. May let stand over night or cook into marmalade immediately. For marmalade measure cups of stock into a large saucepan. Bring to a boll. Add 3 cups of sugar. Stir to dls solve sugar. Cook rapidly to 220 degrees F . on a candy thermometer or jelly thermo­ meter. Remove from heat, cool to IW degrees. Pour into d ean ja rs and doso with self scaling lids. • • • The home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordcn Plndaris on South Lake Jessup was the site for tha celebration of Deanna Winter's second birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Plndaris are the grandparents of Deanna, who Is the daughter of Mrs. J a c ­ queline Winters. Deanna was presented with a white cake trimmed in pink and blue. Those attending this family celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. F . A. Jakubcin and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. S. R Rlggenis, Mr. and Mrs. J . P. Elridge, Mrs. Lonnie Alexan­ der and children, Mr. and Dusan Lukas and family, Mr. and 3 !rs. C. E . Plndaris and son, and Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Plndaris, great-grandparents. We Invite You — TO S E E OUR BIG WINDOW D ISPLAY OF UNUSUAL — Spring Jewelry BY SCIIILDKRAUT ANY JE W E L R Y ITEM IN WINDOW — 1 egg, beaten 2 tips, salt U tip. pepper 2 tbspk. minced onion Combine beef, pork, wnip, oats, salt, pepper and onion. Mix well. Pack into a 9” by 3” loaf pan. Bake in a mod­ erate oven 330 degrees for 1 hour and IS minutes. Serves 6 to > also. • • • Katherine Moore says that in her home state of Tennes­ see they like jam rake and ambrosia pie. So she sent us the pie recipe. Sounds very good. Please note the way the meringue is fixed. F L U F F Y AMBROSIA P IE 1W cups sifted self-rising flour W cup shortening 3 to 4 tbsps. cold water Ambrosia Custard Meringue 1*4 cups flaked coconut, toasted Measure flour In bowl. Cut in shortening until mixture is crumbly. Sprinkle with water, mixing lightly until dough be­ gins to slick together. Roll out to circle *.4 inch thick and fit into 9” pic pan. Trim and flute edge. Prick with fork. Bake In very hot oven 430 de­ grees 10 to 12 minutes nr un­ til lightly browned. Cool and fill with Ambrosia Custard. Spoon meringue lightly over custard. Sprinkle with coco­ nut. Chill at least 1 hour or until serving time. AMBROSIA CUSTARD % cup sugar *4 cup cornstarch 1 tbsp. grated orange rind It tsp. grated lemon rind 3 egg yolks 1*4 cups water it cup orange juice 1 tbsp. lemon juice Mix together sugar, corn­ starch and orange and lemon rind until well blended in top of double boiler. Blend in egg yolks, water and orange and lemon juice. Place over boll ing water and cook until thick, stirring constantly. R e­ move from heat anil turn in­ to cooled pastry shell. MERINGUE Place three egg whites, It cup sugar, 2 tbsps. water and dash of salt into top of double boiler. Beat with rotary beat­ e r until thoroughly mixed. Place over boiling water and beat 1 minute. Remove from heat and beat 1 minute more, or until mixture stands in peaks. Spoon lightly onto fill­ ed pie. Makes 1 9” pie. * ROUMILLAT'S WALGREEN to <m mm i. . . ooand$ 9 00 ONE RACK MEN’S SHELL: Sport Coats SIZ E S 36 THRU 44 IshellaneI FORM ERLY UP TO 823.00 REDICULOUSLY PRICED $ 4 8 8 Personals $088 TO DON’T MISS THIS! AN HONEST GEORGE SP E C IA L ! ONE TABLE LADIES* BLOUSES VA LU ES TO $8.98 — OTHER — Rev. and 3Irs. O. C. Aleshine, of Intcriachon, were the visitors of Itcv. and Mrs. Fred Foster. Sport Coats VALUES TO $29.99 Nothing Else Fits —Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine * 14“ LEVI'S I'E lt 100 1,11. CYLINDER Nu Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere la Seminole County AMERICAS riNEST (EARS •Stoss USA Denims & Casuals Open Fri. Nights Q in t 0 W EA R M EE NN 'S 113 .Magnolia Sanford I'hona FA 2-1333 Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. to *2 0 “ M ens Suits VALUES TO $45.00 *23“ ro *33“ 101 W. 1st 8T . VALUES TO $15.95 $588 PAIR ► v■ G ET A HUGE ' 1 1 x 1 4 W ALL PORTRAIT TOTAL STOCK LADIES SALE SHOES FLA TS AND H E E L S VALUES TO 110.99 REG A RD LESS OF FORMER SA L E PR IC ES $ |87 & $ 2 8 7 EN TIR E STOCK MEN’S Dress Pants WAIftUUI ALL* CHILDREN’S WINTER WEAR Reduced — OR — 2 pair * 10“ ONE TABLE ODDS AND EN DS MEN’S LONG 8 L E E V E AND Pants $188 VALUES TO $5.95 \\li 1 RACK SIZ E S 8 • 18 3 DAYS O N L Y T H U R .- F R I.-SA T . FEB. 20-21-22 Boys Sport Coats VALUES A GIVEAWAY TO $10.95 Hoots, n a x - t rati s rat - s rat (9 PM F B I .) • MO ArrOUttMINT Mllow • SfUCTION Of MVMM row s • ruu ro ts ro a n * it • M in i amo cmiidsih o r a u aocs • rOtTtATT Pttiviaio AT ITOM A HW PATS A m t TAMM good / year SER V IC E STO RE 210 S . I*ARK AVE. 555 W. F IR S T ST„ SANFORD, FLA ., 322-2821 • Boys Shirts j FIN A L CLOSE OUT Sport Shirts Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP DOWNTOWN 8A N F 0 1 D JiJW i v m nut SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES VALUES $8.99 to $45.00 Miss Desta Horner, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hor­ ner, 419 Lakeview Drive, has been initiated into Hcta Tau Chapter of Sigma Kappa at the University of Florida. The initiation ceremony, which took place on Feb. 18. was followed hy a banquet in honor of (lie new initiates. DeBary A nutrition committee for the Senior Citizens Council of Denver, Colo., is studying the eating habit* of oldstara to de­ termine their dietary noeda. M Ut AND Sigma Kappa • • • ......... - . pictures LADIES DRESSES Initiated Into BOTTLED GAS PARTIES “ •«*«-n | Desta Horner By .Mr*. Adam Muller The Young Adult Fellowship of the area will meet at the DeBary Community Method 1st Church for the regular monthly meeting Feb. 28. David Tropf, president, of Enterprise, invites all young adult couples or singles of the arm to attend one of these meetings, which always begin with a pot-luck supper at 6:30 and followed by the program. Because of the caliber of th e speaker. Rev. Louie Blackwell, the public is in­ vited. Reverend Blackwell, minister of Ormond Beach Methodist Church, will speak cn “ Family L ife.” Reverend Blackwell has gained an increasing reputa­ tion as a marriage counselor and has taken s o c ia l studies in this field. He is also chair­ man of the Family Life pro­ gram of Uta Florida Confer­ ence of the Methodist Church. Be sure to send in your fav­ orite recipe and hint to us. Write us also if >ou are look­ ing for a recipe and we will try to find it for you. Send to Route 1, Box 31-B, San­ ford. Will be looking for your litters. \ f f ly y 4 i Chosen Queen O f Hearts Dy Bernice Kcltcy The board member* of the Oviedo Woman’* Club were hostesses for u recent coffee an I tea in the clubhouse. The guests md regular member* were greeted at tire door by .Mr*. It. F . Wheeler. The room was decorated with huge bouquets of azalea* ar.d various potted plant*. The dining room table was over­ laid with a white linen eloth with eutwork. A centerpiece of white stork and red chrys­ anthemums. intermingled with white and silver, was used. Those ladies serving the re­ freshments wore: Mrs. C. U. Clouts, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., .Mrs. George Morgan. Mrs. Max Lrlnhart, Mrs. J . M. Sta­ ley and Mrs. Charles Nlblack. 11 M iss Maureen Scott Was Family Fashions s a d F o o tw e a r J ** �\ Page 10 - OUR BOARDING HOUSE "*»- - Feb. 20, 1964 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith' l ^ a - r r f V O U R T P E T H i V O tT R B A s w u.6 a* a bowlop m e*/ L 1M‘ BLOOD IS FAC*MO FROM <£A S& & ® I SO U R N O « B plOWTHCfW— 1 JUST HAPPENED TO l LOOK’S l ik e A GOURD— * / M BS M gB fc U P IN TH» O W L* gKaSM fcgg / — UPlNWa \W U A r6 I K MATTER *■r " C L U B .'— I D R O P P E D IN T O P L A * NOW H U fO C// SA R 6 E WANTS THESE R.FkBS B S P C * B TW6 GENERAL S E T * HERE/ / W U AT? WATCH THAT LOW BRANCH/ P O O L — . Y X 5 — O M .V C Y W O C D 4 -fc-T . R K A U L N O W * - 1 L E F T / -T H E M IN T M » CQATPOO M , Y * * * - " * » - -------- ^ r V E O A O V Office 204 W. First I SA W A B E A U T IF U L k S T O R Y ON f S T V LA ST ) \ N IG H T / J T H E R E W A S .T H IS THEN SHE RINSED HER i . i A LL ALO N E- MDUNQ BILLIONAIREy— * ASKED HER TO * * * * * t. N o tic e s • P e rso n a ls IT WASN'T A /\ (MOVIE, IT WAS A ) DUST PROBLEM? \ C O M M E R C lA L !^ / CALL your Rainbow dealer 322-6511, 4 (0 16 p. m. H ‘M’ ^ O U N D S Bookkeeping Service. Tax re(urns. 12 )t j . experience. Call Lam ar WUllami, FivePoint*. 322-7843. Y ------ ( LIKE A — I SW ELL M& 3UST REMEM0ERED CHRlSTWAi CARDS INCOME TAX SERVICE 0 . M. Harrtrona 1311 Palmetto 2-8827 322-7948 OUT OUR W AY r W X L l, fT ttA S W IC H C F v e U TO T R E A T V W H AT W A S r r v t x l 1 O O L P lE TO T H E SH O W L A S T W lfiH T - J T O L D M E A B O U T j , 2 L IT TOO GO ONLY B E C A U S E TOO y T H E M AT H A S A lW f 1 B M P VCXJ M AD S O U * H O M EW O R K \ IV E G O T VCUR EN G LISH A L L F W IS H E P / I'M S U R P R IS E D ,T H O ) F IW IS H E R B U T I F O R - . w crkw s cw rrwow/ y -' M S S 'S S t e S ' \ problems w ereo m // eve MY TWO YEARS A PERSON GROWS -l _ A WHOLE NEW J 7 H CADO FH AIR T - A T YtXJR HAIR, XW HAT * ARE VOO •DOING? [ M W .D lT H E R S Y f o if s b . 1 WELL, IN VXXALCAse, W HY COULDN'T IT BE - 1 A WHOLE NEW 1— V -f H E A D ?*--^ "Don’t mine# words, Fannie. If you think It’s •tunning, say sol” By Dick Turner CARNIVAL Vacuum Cleaner Repalri, part*; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, GE, etc. Cleanera aold, ex­ changed. Free Piek-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2-4765. Learn To Read Dramatically. Hear yourself on tape. No age limit. Private lessons. Call 322-4512. rrfe an ESPeaALCp gad idea To G E T T b O C LO SE T O O N E O fT H O S ----------------3 -p Jo b s/ FURN. A pt 2300 Mellonvlll#. 4-ROOM apt., furn. or unfurn. No pets. 322-7660. OUR ANCESTORS tytm cysu /T H Q Legal Notice IF I6 A V 6 0 M S 6 & F , I \ t ? DO N E A LOT RJZ T H IB F IR M G iNCG W V fW H S Z L E F T m O M B, X P0&3CNAU2/ HA\« IMPHOveD rrCNEHUNDCED OdHTJ/WR.BCQUec/ ALL,VOU HIBBO H H £ W O U LD H AVE TO B 0 N 0 TH AT U R FE B C E N TJ ’If you’rs s real doctor, how corns you don’t pause for s commercial ones in a while?” NOTICE IS IIE n E B T O I V . E N Hi m T h * Housing Author­ ity of th* County of Seminole, Florida, will * n t * r t a l n pro­ posal* to furnish F i r * and Kxttndcd Coverage Insurance f o r a f l r * - y « a r t*rm b e g in , n in e April 1, IS IS In tha aipowat of I31t.000.00 on all b u ild ing s toget her with any additions or eatenelon*. furnitu re, f i t . lures. equipment and su p. Pile* belonging In Ih * aeeur*d. located In B u t le r Boston Court In Oviedo, Florida. Hid* or proposal* will ha By Kate Osann TIZZY •aid pro ject and forma »• which eald propoeata must ba •ubmltted may ba obtained by co nta ctin g tha E se cu tlv a Dir­ ector, a t tha Main Offlea o f Uie Authority. flordon U Bradley K a e cu tlre Dlrrctur T ha Houelng Authority o f tha County of Seminole, F lorid a Publlth Fob. N , <4. 1444. C D R -IS lea n t n o t o n s * W r s all out of bathtub gin— how about toms laundry tub scotch?” OF A O O P? *> WHO IS H E 7 /C A N T MJU (W A T S H IS l A S K HIM , N A M E ? 1 J A SO N ? IT M M N L M X> A W H O CAN THROW I PO N T WANT I A SP E A R THRU „ AN Y0008 J A PALM T R EE/ T M AO ATM B- O R D IT tX C R NO. SIB AN ORDINANCE OT T il N TOWN OF (U M R L IE B R T , FLOHIIIA. EXI'RBSSIN O T IIB INTENTION OF T E R TOWN TO EXTEN D ITR TE R IM TO S. IAL LIM ITS TO ANNEX CSCIt. TAIN LANDS LTINO CONTI. Ot’OIJR TO T IIB F E B S B X T BOUNDARIES OP RAID TOWN AND WITHIN TH E SAME COL.NTT. IIB IT ENACTED B T THU SHORT RIBS ts A v s tv g m A R c w . lEX P grrTW lU .. BUttV ITS HEU>DEEPER lN*1H6TMZ&BT1HAN MV CT1HWAJ3JCWS. P u t «w k n J H e a r s V0IH6 A l t W B f OF CA9V w inw iuwii vi weseeioerry, a ooop sk et c h FO R TH1 P A P B R 5 I C A N T O F IN D V S O M O N e MAY R S C A IL H * ' CAPTAIN IA 5 > ( \ IN « H IM -A N D W H I R S t J O B N T U M E M i / ------------V T M "Why should I aver Uam to eook? By the time I’m married, there’ll ba instant Rvarythingl” d Scandinavia* T Chem ical suffix • Pennsylvania BUGS BUNNY • la s tS W e U .W U R F *n K R V ** e y ie o K i. BUT NOTHSM UNUSUAL WAS HOTED -.D'KXJ VWtNT 10 W oody pcrtanU ! r u n h ere 18 God ef leva 14 Italian cotna TOStay FOR TMU 19 Chess piece* 1( Large terrtexs n v fWTORMANCS?, laPenetratad 20 Gets up B lH j p H M k d structural a s k B F ro sta r 11 -------------- e. region D Germ s ay 17 Mixed grains •own together tSBrteka 21 Stop M U rugujM Indlajt M Aeie tic river MEgreea SSNaric* d l Marital •1 Diminish liMtmwM I I Kin* of Noraag 44Diseevsr (to ia-io ai 44 One lima 8# River 47 Redact 40lDClti0M 4SD«ptaf 41 Willing (diaL) 10 MiddUng 43Uhri* focta) 111 K N i a AT TMC feet of TOUR RULER, CRAWL TO Ate ON TOUR KNEES, PHANTOM. I AM 7 > * » A fR . I NOW. FhANTOA- r F Florida, a t tha eaplratloa of thirt y (S t l daya from tha adoption of thin Ordinance, the following described parcel* ol land ly in g contiguous to tho p re tin t boundarlee o l th* Town of Caseelborry, Florida, and balng la Semlnola County, Florid a: S ) KDOEWOOD M A N O R FIIIHT ADDITION. CASSK I.U E R IIT , FLOHIDA. T ha North 1*T foot of - - - - FERN L ot L _____ _____ _ P A R K E 8 T A T E 8 . accordlng to tho P la t thereof ae racordad In P la t Boole I , P a g e s IS through IS, Public Iterordo of Remlnolo County, Florida. b) F E R N PA11K E S T A T E S BKPL.AT. CASSELBERR T , FLORIDA. Lot S and tha W a t t 1.1# faat of Lot I, Blook C, FER N PARK ESTATES, according to tho P la t th er eo f ae recorded In P la t Book I, P a g e * I t thro ugh IS, Publlo R e ­ co rd * of Semlnolo Coun­ ty, Florida. I ) T h a t thla Ordinance sh all bo published on e* a week for four ( I ) coneorutlv* w eek* In T h * Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published in Semlnola County, Florida. 4) T h a t t h * abo ve- des crib­ ed t r a c t s o f land In t h * a g g ro g a l e co ntain leas than t e n t l t l reg ist ered electors, and t h * owners and interest bolder* o f said properties b a r * fo rm ­ ally petitioned to be an n esrd. I ) T h a t thla Ordinance sh all t a k a e f f e c t Immediately upon It s final pass age and adoption. •) T h a t all Ordinance* or parta of Ordlnaa ces la co n ­ flict he rew ith a re he reby r e ­ pealed. ADOPTED at a reg u la r meetin g o f the Town Council o f the Tow n o f Casselberry. Florida. Ib is t * U day o f J a n uary. A.D. ISIS. /a/ Owen W. Anetey, Mayor (TOWN S E A L ) ATTEST 1 /•/ Mrs. Mary Hawthorn* Kenneth W. McIntosh. Ka*. Attorney at Law Post Offlea Bos m e Sanford. Florida MTU Publish Fob. I, IS. IS. 87, 1144 CD &-M �J* •' 1 IV u You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Y our “Don’t Wants” In The Herald Classified Ads! 6 For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 M l., kit. equipp'd, $75 mo. V, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, A»,o. 9 70 FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg FA 2-3685. w FURNISHED 1 BK. 1 n th. k. e ......... UNFUR.,»SiIED GREEN BRIAR 2 M l. 1 Bat l. k. e. $ So I Choice lots available in 2 M l. 1 bath, Ig. Fin Grcenbrinr of Loch Arbor lin t......................................... 91M overlooking golf course. 3 M l, 1 bath, k.e...........9 85 Custom building to your 3 UR. 1 bath, k. e.. specifications. Grcenbriar fenced back yard .9110 devclo|K-d by 3 Hr. 2 bath, k. e., loch K1NGSWOOD Arbor ................................ 9124 BU ILD ER S, INC. 4 BR, 244 Bath, Lake202 Fairmont Dr. (root ................................ 9165 FA 2-9074 Phone Stemper Agency, 1919 S. French Ave., 322-4991. 2 BR . Home, Study, Ilk Baths, large Family Rra. In good neighborhood; includ STENSTROM RENTALS ing sieve, rcfrlg., room airFURNISHED conditioner, washing m a­ 2 BK Avail. 9 Mar. .. 9 75 chine A rugs. Really ter­ rific buy I Monthly pay­ UNFURNISHED ments $83.50. 2 BK, kit. equipt..............9 90 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 3 BK, 2 Bath*. LA . .. 9125 Inc. 4 B R , 2 Bath*, LA . . . . 9150 FA 2-9074 Stenstrom Realty 2563 Park Dr. 322-2430 ROOM, pvt. fam ily. Gentle­ man preferred. 322-9696. 9 UR Furn. House. 965 mo. Ph. 322-5690. Sm all House. Adult*. 923-3911. F U R N I S H E D apt*, near Downtown Shopping. 950. • 960. 606 S. Park. u o LAKE MARY: 1 large BR. nicely (urn. Duplex a p t Spotless. Hurry, won’t last long. $65. Adults, no pets. Call 322-3930. MODEST Lakefront Home, IS min*. Wert of Sanford. Kit­ chen equipment, carpeted. Good swimming- A fishing. Plenty of privacy and no no 1m . Very adequate for a family of 4, and reasonable rent to responsible party who will agree to help maintain property. Avail­ able for long term rental or lease. 1901 B. Park 3225232 K ite*: 922-9971 - 3031 or 2349 4 BR. 2 Bath, just completed. Lake view and privileges, cent, ai'-cond. k heat. A lot of House for only 914,900. L o w Down Payment. S t e m p e r Agency, 1919 So. French, 322-4991. TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. house, Kcanlall Ave., fniit trees and garden. FA 2-5303. St. Johns Realty HIE TIM E TE STE D FIRM 110 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 4 BK, 2 BATH Fenced yard. cent, heat & air cond. $16,800. 9500 DOWN 4 RR, 2 BATHS 35 F t. Family Room, fenced patio, doiitlc carport. 917.900 — TERM S Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 BR , ltk bath borne. Aasume payments. 322-5455. WYNNEWOOD HOME We like to offer this kind of home buy. Very attractive 2 B R Home situated on a large tree-shaded lot, with chain link fence. Can be purchased furnished or un unfurnsbed. 99,650 'f FHA qualified, with Low pay­ ments of 964, Includes everything. LO W Down Payment. Stenstrom Realty CB 3 B R House. Low Down Payment. Low monthly pay­ 2565 Park Dr. ments. Must sell. 322-7440. 322-2420 BY OWNER, 9 bedroom, 1H ASSUME Closing costs. Take over pymts. 2 B R . 322-3455. bath home. One bedroom hat separate entrance, can 3 BR ., 2474 Palmetto. B ert be rented for Income. Will offer goes. See T h u n , be­ tn d e for amaller place. fore 6 p. m., all day F ri­ Shown by appointment. Call day. FA 2-9946. BARGAIN HOME 2 Bedroom fram e h o m e , 2, 9, k 4 BEDROOMS 93,500 for short time, needs l , l l i , k 2 - BATHS repair, will consider trade. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 for appointment FHA - VA HOMES $100 Low Monthly Payments D EBA RY: Home exclusive with W. T . Corbett, Real Estate. 2 B R , 114 bath, central alr-cond. k h e a t $19,500. 668-4791. For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA SA L E S BROKER E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. FHA-VA sales broker. 2465 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 8 . Park Ave. FA 2-2264, FA 2-2285. 1901 P ark Avenue LONGWOOD • Longdate, 3 FA 2-3232 anytime B R ., m bath, 160 mo. all. MUST SACRIFICE I P a r t l y No qualifying. 965 Lormann furn. Home. 3 BR. 144 baths. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Circle South. 996-1645. Phone 323-0591. Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. LMN E N T E R P R ISE S LMN EN T ER P R ISE S, Inc. Now ha* Sales Representa­ lie s Customised Homes in LAKE Cottage, furn. 222-6109. tives a t Crystal Lake Park, So. Loagwood for immediate W. on 25th S t , to Lake APT. $30 k up. surplus City. occupancy. Down payment Mary Blvd., left on Ulvd. to of $650 and up. 2 B R ., unfurnished bouse. Ph. Lake Mary Fire Station, LMN EN TER P R ISE S, Inc. 322-1356. right to Salos Office. 4 802 Highland Ave. houses under construction. Ph. 838-3911 or 322 2744 CLEAN, 4-Rin. 611 Park. One 4 Bedroom ready for NO TA X I N EED ED ! 4 B R ., 2 Bath ..........9145 mo. occupancy. As low as $350 Walking distance to down­ 2 B R ., 1 Rath . . . . $ 7 0 mo. Down and 964 a month. town, churches, s c h o o l s , 2 B R ., 1 Bath . . . . 9 55 mo. Ph. 636-3911 or 322-2744 AND in a Quiet, Friendly 3 UR., 144 Baths . . 9 65 mo. DON’T LOOK AT THIS neighborhood. 2 Bedroom*— HOME) separate dluing r o o m— Unless ready to buy. It 1* screened porch. "T h e Most" In beauty, plan, It is FURNISHED Too! FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha construction and financing. Good Terms, II needed, pric­ FURN. apt*. Pleasant living. 3 B R ’a, 2 baths, oak floors, ed Low at $7,500. Park apis. FA 2-9507. impressive fireplace, won­ derful kitchen, end all the COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., rest! Priced at $22,500 with furnished, $55. $700 Down. 19U1 S. Park 322-5232 LARGE 4-Bedroom Lakefront Nltea: 322-9971 • 8013 or 2949 home with private beach, Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty () Payton Realty Seminole Realty SO UTH W ARD unfnrn. 9100. Other choice rentals. Ball . B lair Agency 2rd k P a r t Ave. Phone 322-5641 0 INVESTMENT k REALTY Transferred. Must sell, 9 B R . e. b. home, hardwood S o o n , 111 N. Park 322-9173 food cond., aprinkling ayatern. 322-4836. TWO 4 B R HOMES One for Immediate occupancy. 903 Highland Ave., LongR E N T A BED wood, J ML S . on 17-63, Dear 94 9 . k 4 BEDROOMS Boraw ay, Hospital k Baby Longwood P lata. 1, 1V4, k 2 BATHS Beds. LMN EN T E R P R ISE S, DOWN PAYMENTS FROM By Day, Week, or Month 9100 Inc. fto. FA 2-1111 114 W 1st SL Ph. 939-1911 — 923-2744 Low Monthly Payment* CA H RO U ’S FURN ITU RE F o r Complete Information Efficiency gar. a p t, all eonSee Or Call Your venlancas. Close In, and gar. 409 Palmetto Ave. Ph. Property Management SA LES BROKER 322-6409. A Sales Broker FHA HOMES V A -F H A h 9 BR Home, kit. equipt. 322-6015 before 6:30 a. m-, after 6 p. m. FURN. Apt. Close in. Jim m ie Cowan. 322-4013. 1-3 BR llouae; l-io* wide 2 BH House Trailer. Phooe NO 9-4904. 4 o BR. house, klL equipped. Ph. 322-4099. t . For Sale nr Ren, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Cell e v e n i n g s ST-IMT. 11. Heal Eetate Wanted 0 WANTED NOW 5 acres with shade, tor Im­ mediate sale. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker 323-6457 for a?po'ntnuat 12. Real Eetate F o r Sale 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. No Down Payment. Peace optional. Ph. 322*4503. 9 . 1 Bath, KUehen equ o., fe n -e l yard S9CI Old Orlanlo K J., SunlanJ. 0 ..%» JL* 'm . 2dto~ m j - ■ a * * FHA 3t)r Sanford 4j trail) Feb. 20, 1964 — Page 11 27. Special Serrleea WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Sell Us Your Furniture. New G i b s o n refrigeratorfreezer combination, com­ SPR IN K LER SYSTEM S Quick Service With the pletely Frost-Clear. Giant Cash. SO PER TRADING All Types and Sixes 15.11 CU ft. only $398.88, POST. FA 2-0677. W# Repair and Service with trade. Dick's Appli­ S T I N E For the biggest selection of ance Service, 510 S. San­ Machinery and Supply Co. nearly new and used furni­ ford. 322-7658. 107 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 ture, ace Noll’s Furniture Brokerage in Casselberry APPROX. 300 ft. Chain-Link HEATING fence, 3 walk-in gates. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. SERVICING - TESTING Hava to be moved. 322-2608. Lewis Sales A .Service Used furniture, appUances, 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7929 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Baby Stroller, fuU set Even Flo bottles. 322-7318. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Plano Tun lag and Repair Ava. Fh. FA 2-4132. W. L. Hannon - FA 2-4213 DUE TO DIVORCE. We have a repossessed *63 model BED S FOR REN T Tractor mowing A Grading. Swing Needle Dlal-o-Matic, Hospital, Rollaways, Ju ve­ Call FA 2-7621. Lige new, makes fancy nile. F R E E delivery and stilches, makes H u t t o n Pick-up. REPR IN TS AVAILABLE holes, sews on Buttons, FURNITURE CENTER Of pictures that have been Monograms, Embroiders, published In The Herald. 1100 Freneh Ave. E tc. Take up remaining 4 Call Bill Vincent at The Ph. FA 9-7955 payments of 98.00. Phone Sanford Herald, 322-2611. FRKK ESTIM A TE FA 2-8627. 29. A ntoaobile S e r v ic e Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ONION PLANTS ovating. New k Used Furni­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP CRYSTAL WAX A ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Free Inspection, estimates, WHITE SPANISH Co., at 709 Celery Ave. pickup, delivery. Recoring P E R M ............................. $2.50 FA *-2117. A repairs discounted. 500 .................................... 1.50 2 i m E . 3rd. 322-3443 34. Art I d a For Sal* 53! lota .•*.,,,««,,«•••• 2.00 FOB HERE Auto Claes, Tope GOULD Pump, like new. 14 A. M. PREVATT, 749-2113, A Sea' Covert hp. with Je t Educer. Call SE V IL L E, FLA. 322-3025. 9-PC. Monterey dining room READY M IX Concrete, win­ dow allla, lintels, atepa, "Sometimes I worry about her! She LIKES suite. Excellent condition. 904 W. sad a t FA 3-9032 block*, Band, cement, rock, house cleaning!" 322 2249. ALL WORE GUARANTEED pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stone*. FIL L DIRT • CLAY - PEAT 12. Real Estata For Sale 18. Help Wanted Top Soil • Shell Miracle Concrete Co. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon Colored Motor Route Carrier Ph. 322 6753 Sanford 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5761 Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. for afternoon paper route. Senkarik Glass and Paint F E B . SPEC. Fool lockers TA K E OVER Must have References and Company NEW 3 BR, 2 Bath. Cent, 96.78. Army-Nsvy Surplus, PAYM ENTS 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4422 dependable car. Write Cir­ heat k alr-cond., built-in 310 Sanford Ave. 1963 Stere AM-FM Console. culation Dept. P. O. Box oven k wall-to-wall carpet­ Original price $239.95, now 31 A. Pets 1657, Sanford. Get professional cleaning re­ ing In all bedrooms. Screen­ Just $139. sults — rent Blue Lustre POODLES, 9 wkt. old, AKC ed porch k other extras, FIR ESTO N E STORES 19. Situations Wanted Elec. Carpet Shampoocr. $1 re f. Fairly reasonable. 1 913.800. LOW. LOW DOWN Corner 1st k French m ale, 1 female. 805 W. 3rd. per day. Carroll'* Furn. k Low monthly payments. IRONING la my beme. Ph Call owner Collect 838-4751, 322-0513. GUN'S. New A Used. Large 31. Flowers - Shrubs or see on premises, 136 LIM ITED TIM E ! ! I selection. Will trade, Also Exeter Ave., Lake Mary. SLIPCOVERS made to Order BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ repali. Tackle sold A re­ Mac has THROWN AWAY tbo Reasonable. Ph. 322-3112. kee stock. AH other kinds Percentage Book. paired Osteen Bridge Fish A HOME WITH CHARM aurof Nuraery shrubbery and Buy your Carpet or Ruga at Camp A Gun Shop. rounded by other lovely Child Care FA 9-ST4. troea. Dealer COST plua $1 per homes in friendly Loch Ar­ SINGER FEATH ER WEIGHT Gray Shadow* Nuraery yard. bor. 21. beauty Sakma Like new cond. All of attach­ 6 ML 8 . on Sanford Ava, A LL F IR S T QUALITY 3 Spacious Bedrooms ments. Pay $5 monthly. TOP RATED M ILLS Harriett’s Beauty Nook 3 Baths Ph. Service M a n a g e r . BU LBS Call us for ■ showing o( these E xtra large llvllng room g w Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians Exotic Gloria**, 322 9411. fine Carpets In your home. tOS So. Oak FA 9-5742 with Beautiful Fireplace Rothcblldiana Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, 1-Ford Wrecker Separate Dining Room (The Climbing Lily) Special by Popular Demand etc. Hundreds to choose 1-Valve Machine Large Florida Room AU altc Tubers for Sale from. TER M S! Up to two This Home does speak QUAL­ Our Budget Wave Spec. 96.95 Hidden Lake Curp. Nursery 1-Sent Grinder Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop years to Payl 322-7434 ITY , with its fine workman­ Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322-8724 ship in cabinets, open beam 319 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 B IL L 'S BARGAIN BARN Arison* Cypress Trees, (ever­ ceilings and panelled walls. 1109 E . Colonial Dr. 1300 Grapevtlla Ave. 24. Electrical S erv ian green), 91 A 92, you dig The attractive grounds In­ Orlaado, P ie. — At Railroad Tracka them. Myrtle St. A Eureka clude a 170 ft. well. Terms YOUNG’S ELEC TRIC SVC. 241-6194 Collect or You Name III Wild Bill will Hammock, Box 510-A. Ph. available. Contracting A Repairs try to find it! Open 015 Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner 322-5376. A Controls FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m. Day* a week. A REAL BUYI 114 Sunset FA 2-9902 33. Furniture At 921.000 TERM S TO F IT 2 5 . P lu m b in g Servian WANTED reliable couple to YOUR POCKETROOK take up monthly payment* 23" Phllco Console TV. Ori­ PLUMBING of 913.50 oa 9 complete ginal igloo $279. Now only Contracting Repairs 1901 8. Park 322-5232 rooms of furniture. Cell 9158. F R E F ESTIMATES Nltea: 322 9971-3031 or 2248 T E 9-1911, Casselberry, eelEIRE8TO N E STO RES R. L. HARVEY Comer 1st A French le e t FA 2-3393 IS Budnaia Opportunity 204 Sanford Ave. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Carpet Special! Carpets A la Carte Seminole Realty ON BICYCLE & Fixlt Shop for 27. Special Service* Sale. Also fishing equip. T R E E SERVICE 322-9663. 323-0500 17. Male Help Wasted SA VE! MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit Bring Your TV or Radio To Sanford ir e s . Salary plus TV & RADIO HOSPITAL comm. Call 323-0643. and SAVE Open Evenings ’til 10 AUTO SALESMAN for MW A 614 Laurel used cars. Must be sober, reliable A experienced car Fine Watch A Jew elry Repair salesman. See Mr. Brass, V. L. GITMM. JE W E L E R a t Brass Motors. 110 S. Park 323-5952 So h h iilo - DODOE CITY 1801 WEST FIRST ST. Best Used Car Buys! 1962 Dodge Custom 880 111 N. Park Ave. 1960 Dodge Matador VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker OfBee Nlfht FA FA ie*4 Park Dr. 3 BK. Fla. Rm ., 144 baths, cent, beat, elr-oond. 9450 Down. 994 mo. Ph. 322-6519. 2-door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission. A real w t of this world ear fo r only . . . QUALITY HOME in ooe ol the finest ntllhborhoods in Sanford — Excellent loca­ tion — Close to shopping centers, School and Chur­ ches. 9 Large Bedroom* 244 Baths Large Living Room Large Dining Room Conveniently located large Florida Room Beautiful Oak Floors Built-in Range Central Duct Heating Well designed closets A storage space Extra large corner let 1960 Volkswagen Pickup 1 A Q C ALL O r THIS FOR 922.500 With A'tractive Term s! Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty 9-1119 9-0949 123-0799 Sesiord, f i e 1091 S. PsFk 922-5212 Nltes: 222-8971-3013 q j 2248 i ---------- FIRESTO N E STO RES Corner 1st k French Singer Automatic Sewing machine, like new, guarantee. Makes button boles, sews on buttons, monograms, embroideries, etc. Pay off balance, 972.40, or pay $7 monthly. Liberal trade for your old machine. Call anytime. 522-7468. 35. Articles Wanted WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Manefield. FA 2-4244. 36. Automobiles • Tracks '57 Ford Conv. etnd. trans. Very clean. $395. 323-1356. JAGUAR, XK120M Roadster. E xc. meet:, cond. B ert of­ fer. Moxley's Garage, 2539 Park Dr. '59 Ford, A-l condition. 5565. 215 Woodmer*. BUYING A NEW or USKD CART FINANCE IT WITH UB ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STA TS BANK '57 Ford 44-ton pickup, A-l cond. Ph. 322-5561. '54 Chev. extra Bradshaw Dr. d ees, 919 1055 Buick Century. RAH Auto, trank. Good cood. Ph. Ph. 322-9059. '55 Cadillac Coupe do Villa, light blue, full power. Good buy. 5295 . 322-9496. 37. Boats • Motors Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your KV1NRUDE Dealer 104-6-8 K. 1 s t Ph. FA M M 88. M otorcyd a« Scooters '69 Vespa Scooter. 9911. Roll bars. Spare tire, 999-7699, 39. Trailers • Cabaaaa Hooa* trader. Must sell. E xe. cond. Ph. 1956 Cameo 922-6429. 1962 Dolphin, 9 1 8 19,1 $500 Equity. 32349107. USED C A RS 91 CADILLAC Folly Equipped New Car Clean 61 CONTINENTAL Fell Fortney Eqnlpped *289500 *3299" 61 MERCURY 2-Dr., Radio, Heater Mer-O-Matle 66 VOLKSWAGEN 31,066 Mile* On* Owner 00 And Priced To Please OVER 30 USED CARS FOR YOUR C H O O SIN G ! THIS W EEK-END SPECIAL O fte n fee your eolortloa th«»a Beautiful 9, 9, k 4 Bedroom To maks the best home buy, ooe the Our Used Cars Are Tuned For • Best O f Financing • GW Warranty On All Cars F O B TH E A goad sas a t a price you ran afford. W EEK END SPE C IA L ! 1-8500 BTU Air • Conditioner. Repossessed, Unpaid Bal­ ance 975.00. •M B * 19 CH EVRO LET Station W agea Vary Nice 66 CADILLAC Dodge’s finest, a 3-door hardtop, like M ■ HWW new and felly equipped# *0 Owned Hornet Priced From $6,760 Down Payments As*Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $48.60 34. Articles For Sal# BIG $ A V IN G $ John Sauls, Realtor Government 34. A r t ld a For Sale By Nadine Seltzer SW EETIE PIE Jim Hunt Realty 322-7174 33. Furnltnr* 1295 I V # 1961 Buick 225 Convertible RED BU C KET 8RA TB B ET IN W IHTE E X T ER IO R ! A R EA L DREAM FOR TH E YOUNG AT HEART. Only . • • 1895 Coape DeVIlle On* Owner W l2 0 N M * ffuvvt 1—rm— 99 FORD Btatlaa Wages 61 LINCOLN Air Cond. Ready To Ga LOO g# 99 CHEVROLET 6 Dr. Sedan On* Owner N O DOW N PA YM EN T Required On Thette (Jited C arl — 99 CHEVROLET Bel-Air fta. Wl E xtra N ka W OLD8MOBU.K 08 4-door sedan CHEVROLET 4-door ................. CHEVROLET B slair 4-door V-6 FORD, 9 on the f l o o r ........ f a t t e n W age* One Owner m - OPEL. An economy special | PONTIAC 4-door. It runs! MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 1 Year GW W arranty On All Used C a n [\jvKj’ n u i c / " [R A M B L E R SeminoleCo.Motors 1801 W. P in t St. 56 FORD IT O L D * CenvertiMe Three Cnrhe. FORD fordor V-6 ........................... S22-Odl4 k 109 N. PalmettoAve. SANFORD, FLA . SANFORD WINTER PARR 322-4884 "BANK FINANCING" MI 4-020f L �— — Banfrrb Quake Victims May Not Return: 3 - • H s i n ii n L A JE S AIR B A SE . Azores (U P I) — The Islander* of M arby Sao Jo rg e escaped three d iy i of destructive earth shock* without casual* tie*, but many of the 1300 who fled say they will never return, a U. S . Air Force spokesman said today. This b lr U. 8 . Air Force ilcse on the neighboring is­ land o f Trceira was a com­ munications eentcr for the rescue operation a f t e r t h e tremor* began to Ja r Sao Jo ig e Sunday n ig h t Gale winds o f up to 80 mile* per hour kept rescue planes on the ground, but an interna­ tional fleet bucked high waves to come to the aid of the is­ landers. There are about 18,000 Is­ landers remaining on Sao Page 12 — Feb. 20, 1964 Brrilh To Attend Meet Dr. Charles L. Persons, of Sanford, is among those reg­ istered for the 41st annual Southeastern Congress of Op­ tometry Feb. 22 23 at Atlanta. Mexican jumping b e a n s "Jum p" because the fruit con­ tains the larva o f a small moth which ia busy spinning its eoccon. u M onf K in ia iM k : WASHINGTON (U P I) _ shoes and ether eenum er The administration la expect­ goods. — 112 billion more invest­ ing big dividend* from tha ed each year in new indus­ tax rut. Among them: trial plant and equipment, — (2 0 billion m ort a year new home* and new school*, spending by Americans on roads and other publie works. taieviaion acts, automobiles, — Between 2 and 3 million new Job*. — (3 billion more taxes for stale and local government*. — And, last but not least, v im t n o r ( i R v e s s L s e l e c ­ t io n A M I C H A R T E R B O A R D S12 billion more tax revenues K I. E C T IO * Ton will plena* t a k e no tlre for tha federal government, th a t s General E le ction art* canceling out th* 112 billion Ck art or Rnard E le ction will t>o held In t h * V lller* of lost from th* tax cut when North Orlando. Florida on th* It become* fully effective. 17tk day o f March. 1SS4. for Here I* how administration t h * purpoe* of elootlna a Coanrllman In Oroop 2, and a economists figure it: Councilman In Group I and The cut in personal In­ a flea mem ber C h a rt e r Board. T h a P la ce of V o t l n r will be come taxes will put $9.5 bil­ at the V l l l a s e Office on t a n a wood-Orlodo Road In th# V fll- lion mors in the handa of •a * of North Orlando and tha consumers. In addition, cor­ poll* will bo open from Tree porations are expected to A. M to T:*S P M . Malty t. Se ller, T-tiry P a ir - pass along about $1 bitlion burn and W illiam M a c kin to sh will be Inapector* and Helen of their $2.4 billion tax re­ P. Oreen will be Clerk of th* duction to atock-holdera in E lect ion. All person* desiring to a- th* form of increased divi­ r a i l themeelrea of th e ir right dend*. of fra n c h l e * will reg leter at All-in-all, eonaumer* will once. R egU tra tlon book* will rloeo a t l : H P.M February have about $10.5 billion more II, ISA4. t h * tla te e n th day be­ to spend. * fore 322-1562 ENCLOSE Your Porch All The Family Will Enjoy 11. See l*e Today For Free Estimates We'll Handle Everything. Only One Bill To Pay The Gregory Way. Maple At e. at 6th S t. I. [ I f they continue fn their 7 per cent e f that and spend old ways, they will save about th* rest or a little lest than $10 billion. But it ao n 't end here. Demos Look To GOP For Votes WASHINGTON (U P D -S e n ate Democratic leaders are ready to Republican “full credit if they furnish needed votes to crack an exp e e t e d southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Dem ocratic aupporters of civil right* legislation believe the eause may be lost If the GOP doe's not produce about 23 votes to help an estimated 42 or 43 Democrats shut off a filibuster. They feel the GOP is "on the spot" to aid in getting the two-thirds ma­ jority needed to gag debate. The nigher production of goods to meet this extra spending will mean more jobs, higher payrolls, bigger profit* and higher incomes for farm ers and professional and service people. This a d d e d purchasing power will generate still fur­ ther increases in spending and incomes in an endless, although diminishing, chain. Economist* call this the "m ultiplier effect." When it's all done, the In­ itial $10 billion increase i* expected to produce about $20 billion more eonaumer spending. ■amarwhor ear lenv-m tow «' J per card M e n d aw NOW car rtnjn<jng. IX. I M S . iteg. MEMBER FJUX* Old Forester 7 . 15— 3 9 3 8 Ca* 86* STR . KY. B R B . Reg. 1 3 5 — 5835 Case 479 86* BLEND BRUGAL RUM I.G IIT OK DARK Reg. 4.4S — 3538 Case 299 Just North of Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason ABC Is The South’s Largest Liquor Dealer C AN AD IAN DELUXE UOUOR FOR MSS Buy A Fine 8 Yr. Canadian Whisky At The Popular American ltimd Trice. NOILLY PRAT ECHO SPRIN6 IMP. SW E E T OR DRY K EN TU C K Y BO U RBO M VERMOUTH R e g . 4 .9 0 GLENMORE y y i a s MM" l0* “ ’475 Fla* D aft System, Wiring ft last alia tie * Aa Required (Furnace ft Electric A. C Slightly Higher) WALL Gentleman 8TR. K T . BRB. 4138 C m tSiT l B I\i. g o iir b 0 0 . B Suprenl BTR. B R B . ,T. W. SAM UELS lBOURBON lv U ltl 3.99 Full Qt. REG. 8.15 O LD STAGG B i n .. K HY i .. URH. 7 YK R . STR s3.59 10 4.69 Full Qt. ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME OF T HE KING SIZED HI-BALL ^ 0 3<>c DAi or NITl OPINING Til C10SING 39i B eg. 8.11 — 4195 Case 169 l_> _ 8 YEAR selected and tested in Ky. by ear experts— We Kuarantrr Ih i, to be the lightest bourbon in the world. I Fifth * 1838. 41.88 Case S Y R . S T R . K Y . BRU. PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING CHAIlHEl) OAK CHARCOAL FILTERED K e n tu c k y H 47.88 Case P A R K & TILFORD 7 VD ST R * KY. I I K . BOURBON R e f. 5.00 5th 45.48 Case KEG. 5.80 K Y . STR . BOUKHON 8TR . K Y . BOURBON w „ | M W t WO 30 O Os. BOL R e f. 5.88 3.99 1HIM HH ’3.88 Reg. 4.98 — I 1 VERMOUTH 9 9 ; ONA NEW... U H I H M I l H ,BU 1" CANADIAN WHISKY S W E E T OR DRY 4 3 .7 5 C a s e For S Ton Else trie YVeaUiertron Uaat F i n y Reg. 3 3 5 y V D OTR. KENTUCKY ROMA v"~ CREST Now aged [J] full years • Generous 322-0500 XAM F0 *0 Guckenheimer CENTRAL SYSTEM ; FLOP/DA STA TE BA N K 499 * GENERAL ® E L E C T R I C p i STEP ONE - Finaoct your Raw u uud M r wftfc ut. STEP TWO - Yoo u n lotomitlulty borrow money (now or Utor) on your oifnotiiro AL0NEI K'o u simple to that No woltinf. No fuotalnt W lm wo finaneo your automobile, yoo art automatically olifiblt tor a sifnaturt loan. That's what wo moan whan wo wo say "Build your credit whort R ceaota." If than to a now or usod car ia your ^ future, com* in and talk fkiincinf with our auta loan experts. M A R T IN ’S V. V. 0. 8 YEAR Tha Swedish scientist Axel Frederick Cronatedt discov­ ered the element nickel in 1751. A a 1MI*. SCOTCH election. CDR-SS '.h Sanford Fla. T H E VIEX-AGE O r NORTH ORLANDO. PI.OR1DA Hri W. W. Anderson. MATOR Publish Peb. I* . I f * Mar. SAN FO RD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnolia BEAUTY — VALUE — SPACE B U IL D your C R E D IT w h e r e it COUNTS Here's What Is Expected Of Tax Cut Legal Notice i I n . G a s la Ixiwe. Ralph Wight and Michael Anderson: back row from left, John Smith and George O'Dell. Presenting the award is Cdr. J . F . McGuire. SQUARE KNOT AWARD winner* a t Sanford Naval Academy received their honors in cere­ monies at the local Academy. Shown are front row from left, William Edes, Jack Wilton, Lloyd CUSTOM-QUALITY f so Sttle o n bey. a m yoa better harry, « Ms t a r price am Bated s*pj4y wont last bag. ADD Ontario's odbury Basin Is a leading world producer c f | platinum metals. now yo u can own i De Mosg synceymom with qu*Jfeyfarum rsqM W rcf accunry, A isin o t DaMoat includes a full pewtr nhawli,tarnk ill 1*|4 a— lain * 1* 10,000 sulucfptaas power, k-Taat far permanent fine IM PROVE YOUR H O M E Fred J . Harris S r., a Gulf; Life Insurance Company rep -| rcjentative in Sanford, has been named "A gent of the! Y e a r" for his firm. H arriv and his wife were among I i other agents of various com ­ panies honored during a ban quet held at the officers chib of the Orlando AFB. Harris was presented an en-! graved plaque acknowledging the honor during the occa*-l km by Raleigh W. Green, executive vice president of the First Federal Savings and, Loan Association of St. Peters-, burg. Green is also ebairman of Florida's Council of One Hundred. Jo rg e, a penril-shaped Island' about twice the size of New York City** Manhattan with volcanoes a t each end. Most of the clay and wooden houses in the island's largest town, Vila das Velas, were de­ stroyed. One refugee said 4300 to 6,Ono head of cattle may have been killed. [23-INCH CONSOLETTE TV *AT THIS NEVER BEFORE LOW PRICE Morris Named 'Agent O f Year’ FULL CASE BEER Old German Goebel’s 3 .4 9 3 7Q A H P Extra Strength «» q q * » * * '- ' Beer or Ale «ho»7 Regent Beer $2.99 34-13 ox Can* 34-12 ox Cs m Case 34 13 os. plus dep. JQ U EU R D .O .M . ‘’MONK LIQUEUR" 6 BENEDICTINE & BRANDY K E fi.j f to 99 54h PARK S TILFORD SVO D KA HALLER DELUXE St A O 8 AM JW 0 ^ VO C A N A D I A N CL UB L l 11 I v S A R K r.O l O v K l A I I z litQ fc OV M lx ft’ ° lD TAVl Ol i O lD GRAND Oa D B I A C K I j »% . < i t | pf ink O' I f in, STR . BOURBON 2 .9 9 t is o Cbm �Jk f U • • oTItf * &anforft J Zip Code 32771 W EA TH ER : Fair with hiprh in 60.*: increasing cloudiness and not so cold tonight, low in 50s. VOL. 56 e to c* * * Thlt it the political season. • • • Today the grapevine it hum­ ming with rumor* ami countrr-rum ort. The Clock picked up a report that Karlyle llousholder, the pretent County Prosecutor, it giving teriout consideration to running for County Judge. We'll try to j run down thie report and rcport later. ♦ • U niton Pro** l.ca.-ed W ns FRI.'. KKmtUAUY 21, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA N O ~13T’ French Avenue Station Held Up Armed Bandits Take 5260; Flee In Car Two Candidates |New Waterway Key To Future, DECA Is Told • Only moment* a fter the grapevine gave us thie Infor­ mation, Tommy Speer an­ nounced hit candidacy for llousholder's present position a* prosecutor. I established 1008 A service slnlion attendant wa* rol.bcd of J200 early todry by two armed Negroes, YOUTH B E E F SHOW second premium ribbon winner* nt tho Florida one of whom wa* disguised by » • • .State Fair were these two Hereford cattle owned by John Carver. a Halloween mask. Should Karlyle run and win Tbe attendant, F're.l Gallo­ the office it wouldn't be the way, of the Dixie Oil Coinfirst Housholder to occupy the potiy, 2513 South F’rench Ave­ position. For many years nue, reported the robbery at Karlyle’* late father served 4.35 a. in. He said one of the Seminole a t its County Judge men wore a mask nnd had • • • pulled a stocking oxer it. An interesting sidelight con­ ft He described him a* six feet cerning the fire a t Dearborn John Carver, vice president tnP, xxearing u brown leather Klectronirs several weeks ago of Seminole High School chap­ The month-long IPbl Heart 700 Seminole County and De­ J.irket, dark pant* nnd boot*. hat ju st come to light: every­ The robber’s accomplice was ter, F'uturc F'armers of Amer­ F'un.l drive will reach the nary residents will form a thing — papers, paper clips, described only a* being short­ ica. captured two second pre­ high point this weekend when Heart Sunday volunteer army etc.— In the desk of Chuck Ely Linton L. Cox of Longwood mium rihlams in the Youth er. to carry tho fight against was destoyed by the blase . . . today announced his candid­ heart diseases to the door of City police said the men ett- Beef Show a l the F'loridu except a Bible which escaped acy for Justice of the Peace, every family in thi* commun­ tried the station in the early State F'air. unscathed. District 6. Ills entries xverc a register­ • e • morning dark, drew black ity. Cox was appointed to the guns believed to he .33 caliber, ed while fare poled Hereford Bob Shrdden o f Southern Local chairman of tha hull and a registcicd Hereford and demanded the money. Bell says that ju s t as soon as office last April by Governor Heart Sunday canvaas ia • Gnlolwny said ho stepped heifer. possible the company will ta l­ Farris Bryant following the LOS ANGELES (U P I) - Mr*. George Mill*, who point­ Aa a junior at Seminole anide and the men made off ly the voting on the proposed resignation of Elmer Ashley. President Johnson called to­ ed out that each 'volunteer High, John hna been an actix'c with the loot. A resident of Florida since metropolitan telephone system day for an end to bloodshed will rail at the home* of be­ The money was in small member of the F’F'A for (lie and announce the results. By 1914, he is a graduate uf on Cyprus, an "absolutely tween 15 and 25 of her neigh­ past four years, and has a denomination bills und change, the way, Shedden did say that Lakeland High School and fa ir" settlement of differ­ bors, distributing helpful In­ vital interest in the future the attendant said. if anyone changes hit mind holde IIS and MA degrees ences with Panama and a formation about tho heart agriculture p r o d u e t i o n Ho told police officers John and would like to alter hia from Sletinn University. realization by the Communist* disease* and receiving g llta Htimhlcy and Larry Hamrick throughout Seminole County, He has lived in Longwood vote he can. In fa ct, auld that they xxero playing "a for the Heart F'uud. iih well i i * beef production. ho In-lieved Iho men escaped Shedden, a number of people for the past 13 ><ar* and John i* tlie owner of the txvo deeply dangerous gam e" in There wlil be four Heart on foot. hus been active in local and have done ao. : prize winning animals, as well V|e( Nam. Sunday headquarter* act up • e • The patrolmen checked the South Scminulc civic organ­ c Tlie Chief Flxccutixe, Hank­ to make the work of area urea, discovered footprints i es four more head of cuttle. Sanford will have another izations. He plans to continue his study ed by President Adolfo Lopez captain* easier, Mr*. Mills which led to a car parked to taste of rollegiata basketball He ia a member of Win­ Mateos ol Mexico, provided a •aid. Th# Deilwry headquart­ tl.e tear of the stution. Police in tlie agriculture and rattle tonight when the Hollins quin­ ter Park Methodist Church, field, with an interesting fore­ kaleidoscopic view of inter­ ers will lie at tho homo of said it i* believed the ruhlwrs tet hosts Florida Presbyteriun Sanfoid Lodge 1)3 I-WAM. national hot spots in a speech Mrs. W. G. Miller in DeBary. made their gclawuy in u ve­ sight of bigger productions to at Seminole High's Fleming past president of the LongIw gained in tho county, as prepared for a special honor­ In Sanford the Heart Office hicle. Gymnasium. wood Area Chamber of Com­ ary degree ceremony at the • • • at llfl's North Park Avenue Local police called on the will as throughout tlie stute. merce, chaplain of American University of California at sheriff’s office for assistance will be the central collecting The smorgasbord at the Region p0, t 183, active memUis Angeles (UCLA). atatiou fo r H eart lu ad av ■ti.tl a thorough search xx-us Congregational Church, to be la.r of t)le State Highway PaJohnson und Lopez Mateos made uf the Sanford area. captains la the B a a fe r^ held Saturday, wlil begin a t 1 1|ro| auxiiiury and associate met this morning at the Lot Other police departments and North SemlBbla a m , tad *4»/— P m. and close a t 7, member of the Longwood M I f la I I ” I Angeles International Airport, • • • ing Luke Mary, K o la , NorOf **♦ . .«>:•' ' i-;m ® tFc Highway Patrol also wefr ^ Volunteer Fire Department and a ltrr their speeches and The Las Vegas national aopplird information on the The Dny *N Night Grill is degree ceremonies at the uni Ortnndo, la k e Monroe, Os­ . .W ared. "Florid a's education- convention o i l e d Patswe’a robbery. serving coffee today only fur 1 ^ 'm a in ta in e d * a schedule of .. . ,, Paul D. Lewis J r ., local versify they planned to fly to teen, Lemon' B lu ff and Gen­ At a late hour this morning i. ^ '" * 1 ’** U al system I* Ihc fastest grow- work a* a vice president of 10 rents a cup instead of nine. I U r offjce hl)Uri, „ix duyj credit bureau executive, lin* Palm Sipring* by helicopter eva. A *n„ on ... , . ing iu the nation. This means) the Young Democratic Llu'is the two men hud not been ap­ been named president of Hie ! for serious diplomatic con­ But the whole dime is being # w#fk , nd , , available dayAt thn Cherry Plaza on •Feeling that the people of, p0op,c wi|| of Florida, co-organizer of prehended. put into a kitty for the Heart >m, n,ght to „ n>. , , w eil(orcc. this county arc entitled to law j ^ United Fund. Lewis, elected versation* extended through 13th Street, Negro division to the slate, and we have now tin Teen Dt-m Clubs of F'lorheadquarters will be open for al Thursday's annual meeting Saturday. Un' t * » |meat officer and resident* of ctifoucuiotit which is fair, efIcarncd that per capita in j,|a, „nd a* editor and pubof Hie organization, succeeds "Tho world bus become workers covering the Negro Leltoy P. Chittenden, for- J lhu dUlr,c^__________ r wm ! i , . ‘,lr‘ c,l> n-UUd »U «d- : Usher of the "Independent Luring Burgess. small ami turbulent," Johnson community. r u u u i i ... mer Sanford resident und nowsaid. "New challenges knock devote the time .nerirv an.I UCB,ion' Ke.oi.l'' a Democratic new*Gene Kslridgc was elected Heart Sunday chairman in divote the UIIII. energy ami |( M,|wce coun|y icho(), citation also noted • editor of Stars & Stripes and ; first vice president; Mrs. Wal­ daily at Ihe While House, tho South Seminole area ara public relations director f o r 1 ler Bonder ol F'ern Park, sec­ America's Ironl door.” slicedv fair and Just iiiusi-cu- ' U,“ 'n .* 11 d *-lo>ii pv tm .'a efforts as chairman to take their workera kita . Barnes, distributive cducatiou M.w.,u| state Seminars on Vcternns of World War I at ond vice president, Mr*. Wal­ und money to tho 5111k Com­ Washington, D. L\, und Mrs. D A r i c n 111 F l f O lie further tiledced "nioim it I lo o ,**,natJr !lt Lyman High, |Kuvrrii„u-nt und politics featter Gielow, secretary, and mission office in the Fern . that, will !.. presented awards , Chittenden, are visiting his I C l D l l I I I I I I v Bert B. Hollingsworth, treas­ andi courteuu* *service , .. . . . ...lo.. the fo l-,i wring sum outstanding outstanding Dem­ mm Park Plaza. These chairman MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T lic |lowing sludrnls: Glen llulier. xie fi ur,., sinters, Misses E d n a a n d a* Senator CHICAGO (UlMl — Flight meet the cuinmendutioii of the Nancy Hardwick, Linda Wills, include those from Lake Beatles were scheduled lo re­ urer. Laura Chittenden, 1GU4 Pal­ Holland. Senator The following directors p e r s o n s , including seven ; County Judge, Sheriff, law en- Jam es Kelley, Sheila LaBree, Spca-ard Brantley, Bear Lake, Forest turn tu Britain imlay alter a metto Ave. young children, perished when furcement officers, ami Id* fel- Slianm Glore, Ja m es F'riend, Wayne Morse, and Elliott hair-raising two week "cu l­ were elected: Everett A. liarCity, Sunlundo Springs area, fire swept their small hunga- low citizens of Seminole C»un- Jerry Smith, John Peacock, Roosevelt, son of the late tural” visit to the United per, John Daniels, G. Andrew Ilrierwood-Weatherflcld - Oak­ BOSTON (U P I)—R. L. RyDr. Hurry Mixann uf ValSpeer, llarry Echelbcrgcr, President. , . a. |.| low today. The youngsters' la- ty." States. noarson, of Wnyluml, had four land Hill* arcu, Altamonte Sam ir Sckany, Archie Hnnnid o st.. Gu.. called I h c Herald ^ ^ Mrs. John Burton IV. Kay Upon notification of the • engine*, tun pilot*, one engi­ Springs, F’ern Park, Cassel­ riill. Bill lla n isc), Charles this* morning to a*k for fish­ Shoemaker, F r a n k F'inrh, I national award, P ftrec said: I trying lo save (hem. neer. two tlrwartlcgxrt and berry, Maitland and Lake Massey, K<-n Brittain, Balpli ing information. II* got it. Sonny Italxirn, William Graini -My elforls on behalf of the The dead were identified a DALLAS lU P D —Mrs. Mary 93 seal* all to himself. Smith and Vicki Brandes. Howell. lie'll be down right away. Democratic Party in the past Fllizahetli Slone, 47, of F'ort kow, John McCloskcy, Mrs. Jam es Alford, I t ; hi* broth Eastern Air Line* *aid Ry. Appreciation awards were 3lra. Nat Bentley, ehalt^ Carl B. Schiclkc and John ers. Slephen. live, Tyrone, lie arson was Ihe 9<)Hi passen­ man of tho Negro Division of presented to S. II. Kress Co., [ >iur buve been a most . re- Worth was charged with as­ John Krider, *|K'ukiiig at the Alexander. three, and Calvin, eight; and Winn Dixie Stores, J . C. Pen- warding experience, part cu- sault will) intent to murder ger lo show up at National the Heart Sunday drive in Distributive Flducatiun dinner Also named lo (lie director hi* sisters, Christine, one. my Co*. Nlblark Funeral Inrly the time sin-nt inlroduc lliursday hi a shooting that Airport in Washington for an Sanford, announced Thursday night in t'ussclbrrthat ale were Mr*. Sieve Walk oil Palsy, sexen, and Denise. W l UPI l _ ! Home, Maryland Fried Chirk- •"t-’ tceiiagcis to this bunt involved I) S Senate candi­ air shullle flight to Rnslon. mrmhera of ry, said that during his base WASIIINGTON tlie Crouins Domrrick Hills. Mr*. Nancy The adult was identified a* cn, Publix Markets, Peacock ne»* of got eminent and pul- date Gordon McLendon. The flight carries 93 passen­ bail playing dnys he wasn't Academy Tri-lli-Y’ will liavo Bus*ell of F'ern Park, Bev. . . , . i ... . L. 1*. Ilobinson. 51, a cousin of Congrei* appears almost ccr- Painting a n d Construction! itics. I am most appreciative ger*. much of a Pinch hitter >u \ fa , hcr FMward Miller of Altamonte charge of collecting for tho tnin to back Air Force l,pn’ |Compaiiy aiwl Super Vulu »f the honor, hut I mn iurv Ten minute* after Kyncarthat’s why he xvus u pitchc Springs, Mrs. Hope Bennett Heart Fund ill tlie Goldsboro One Alford youngster, Keith, Curtis E. LeMay in Ids urgent stores. I there ure many otliera far TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — m iii was left standing alone un But he did u good Job in pinchof Cassellierr), Mr*. C. F\ area Saturday. Flamboyant Ken F'olks of Or­ request for at.lliorily lo go --------------more deserving of i t ” the platform, another fourhitting for State Sen. Ma.-k 14. escaped without injury. Field of F'oroM City siwl Mr*. The club will set up a Uhls Tlie youngsters lather. a|„,ai| on design of a new lando, a member of the engine Sii|>er G Constellation Cliveland, who was railed uut B- II Gray ol lamgwiNKl. Ja m es, 37, a Chicago police, boln|M.r for „ lt, ,a;o „ in the business area and will Orange County School Board, taxied lo tlie apron lo lake of town. department detective, was in Thursday became the first Itynearxon here, lie was the Iwi supervised by Mrs. Doria • • • The House gave its oye rrilical condition at Mount whelming support lo tlie idea Republican to announce (or only passenger un the *|iecial Thomas, their fuculty ad­ Mrs. Put llusley of F'oreat Sinai Hospital alter a xain at lliursday m xoling 492 million Ihe gubernatorial race. visor. (light. City, 838-0209. >u)» a pureS.S-U .W , - . , rm p, rcw llc „ lr children . hom b.r an.i an im MIAMI (U P I) — Havana bn-d German Shepherd, about . ,u a ' 1 ,iu bombi r und an tin TALLAHASSEE (U l’li - Hath” reported that foxir more ■ .V T Y « '« u n » l______ two months old, hus taken u p . [T " '» " nr'l interceptor floor bedrooms. ATHENS (U P D -K in g Paul The Education Department <-uhana w er. e x e c u te d .-la y a c* n* n«nanao»o«0^ j ; out o( tiie study stage residence at her home. He's A . . ... ,, IBs wile, Gloria, was IkisI of Greece Imlay survived a F'unds lor the liomoer demailed checks totaling S3.497. ^''r “ J , * l . y U'" l!1 . U ,,| ' WASHINGTON (U P li — Gin markings. markings, I,lack with with tan p,la„xf d with shock. 1 # black „ U1 . . , , , The broadcast said the four serious op< ration for a stom­ ‘ sign were ineiudvd in a record rou lo 0.1 school Iwards as 1 .. , „ ... Sen. FMwurtl M. (Ted) Ken­ he's yours, rail Mrs. Haslry. „ , , , , .mn went beftire a firing, ach disorder lint Ins doctors $10.9 billion defense aulhori final paxmrnt for icachcrs 111,1 . nedy, |)-Mus*., diiuigrrc* with ml in thn me ait 1 wrre rc|»uicd to haxc said m a n y prominent Democrat* ■p-iwho qualified lor competency Whan asked what he was Culiunu F’ortrcss early this the outlook remained very pmxcd by a xote ol 330 to 0. awards. |*•" , ,, , who feel Pre*ident Johnson is going to do xxhen Seminole ' 1 • 1morning a fte r an appeal grave. Sen. Bichard B. Busicll, D -, Tlie loeal school hoard* w ill a shoo.in for election, lie be­ Ceunty’a new tux collector iin iil turned down their pleas. lieve* Johnson will win, hut took over next January, pres­ The nominating committee Ga., chairman of the Senate prepare indixidual checks for The men were identified as Armed Services Committee. 5400 eacli and dlxtriliule them not without a fight. ent rollretor—John Galloway of the Downtoxxn Merchants F'l.mk FUtcbun Barrios ItnCALCUTTA, India ( U P D Cautioning against over-op— replied; "Coin’ flth in .*" Association met informally and Sen. Lcxcrclt Saltonstall, lo tlie 8.743 teachers who qua­ mirez. Boberto Alvarez AI The small llluulayan king­ tin ism liy hi* party, Kennedy • s * Thursday afternoon to map Mass., (op Itepubliran mem­ lified for tho bonuses. v a in , Severino Barrioa Ua dom of Sikkim today observed arid today theie will be a I f you want to take advant­ proposals to be presented next ber, also have pledged thejr mirez and lUcardo Dias Al a holiday honoring Hie birth Supt. It. T. Mil wet- said "very strenuous, a hard cam­ age uf the discount ou tickets Thursday at a membership support for the bomber plan. o( tlie first child to Queen paign" regardless o f whom With this backing, tlie Senate Seminole County teachers will varex. fur tha New York Worlds meeting. Hope Naingyal, Hie former thn Hvpublirans nominate to seems likely to go along xxiih j rcccixc 126,400 Fair you can order them from Conferring in tlie Seminole Hope Cooke of New York City. oppose Johnson. the idea. the Ticket Salea O ffice. New Chamber of Commerce of­ Some Democrats have pre­ York World's F air 1904-05 fices, the group selected a dicted that Johnson will win Corp- Flushing. N. Y. 11380. tentative slato of officers ANKARA, Turkey (U P I) - handily over any GUP con­ • • • ALGIERS (U P I) Presi­ which will be offered at next Turkish Premier Ismct Inonu tender. They include Senate Today's Chuckle — Histor­ week's meeting. dent Ahmed Ben Bella an­ today esraped an assassina­ Democrat Whip Hubert Hum­ ians explain the past and MADISON, W li. (U P II - nounced today that Algeria The association Is an affil­ tion attempt by a man whg phrey, 51 inn., a n d S e n a . ccunomsta predict the future. iate of the Seminole Cham­ RENO, Nev. tL 'P I) — A rc-| University of Wisconsin itu- and Morocco have signed a said he opposed tlie 1900 revo­ Wuyne Morse, Ore., Mnrrison Only tlie pivsvnt ii confus­ ber. cent report Hiat silver dollars dents are going to learn at final agreement ending the i * lution that brought Hie pre­ Williams, N. J ., and Abralium may become collector'! items border conilict which brought least one tiling in college — ing. Compliment)* of the Management * sent regime to power. A. Ribicotf, Conn. within a year has stirred a nothing is for free. them to the brink of war last Sen. Kennedy, y o u n g e s t reaction la at least one "c o l­ A spokesman for the tele­ October. brother of the late president Ben Bella said the agree­ phone company said it was SPIIIN G FIELD , 111. (U P I) lector " [ J • PACKAGE GOODS The U. S. Postal Service checking more Ilian 2.0UU lung ment, s i g n e d Wednesday MANILA (U P I ) - A Philip —Bay Reiichl, executive as­ U. S. mail service wiU be celebrate* hia 32nd birthday Saturday — George Washing­ pine Air Lines plane with 25 sistant lo the state auditor of reported that 7.0UU of the sil- distance phone calls made night, represented a complete on a holiday schedule Satur­ l5 AT POPULAR PRICES persons aboard was oxerdue public accounts, opened his xrr coins were stolen from when the campus telephone solution of existing differ- day in observance of Wash­ ton'* Birthday, He i* up for re-election thla year but ob­ the Riverside postal annex. system went out of kilter. Stir- enres over the disputed bor- ington's birthday. Only delivtoday at lligan City, some 400 mall and found S.oou weather m ilts south of here, according forecasta—all d a ta ! Feb. IS, The 420 pounds of "c a r t dents who thought they were dcr. He said it will enable erics will be specials and servers doubt he will have any to tlie Philippine Nows Scr- 1907. lor the District of ('« w lrc ls" were hauled away in getting "fre e ” long distance Hie two countries to resume perishables. Collections will trouble holding on to hia Benutg t u t . seven mail sacks. , vails will be billed. , normal diplomatic relatio n *., Im xuado *ud dispatched . vice, lurnbia By Julian Stenstrom "T h e most important key to the future of Central Flor­ ida's econom y," said Semin­ ole County Chamber Manager John Krider, "will be the SI. Johns-lndian Iliver Canal.” Krider. addressing an cmployc and employer awards meeting of the Distributive RO BERT (i. P E T R E E Education class I DECA) n( Lyman High School Thursday night at the Trade Winds in Casselberry, declared that, of THUS. A. SP E E R all the fast growing commun­ Thomas A. Speer, local Sem­ ities in Florida. Orlando Is inole County attorney, an­ the only one without the ad­ nounced his candidacy for the vantage uf nearby port facil­ office of prosecuting attorney ities. Krider called attention to a of the County Court today. statement made by W. A. MeBobert G. Pctrec, of Der­ He is a life long resident of Hoad, FI n g I i * h Sanford and was graduated Crce J r ., chairman of the byshire Florida Canal Authority, who Flstatrs, has been named one from Seminole High School in pointed out that "Sanlord will of the 10 outstanding Young 11-53. He received his degree Ineas administration I bccome * " O ' important Democrats in the nation. The in business from the University of Florida barRe »“ « U'c, co,,,', * coveted award for service to the community and the Dem­ in 1957 and received h i. law ,ion of the l’^0^K,*c,, canaL McCree, said Krider, made ocratic Party for the yenra dr glee from South Texas Col­ the statement before a meet­ 191)1 through 191)3, was pre­ lege o f Law. ing of (lie Central Florida Since his admission to the sented to the Orlando attor­ Development Commission. Florida Bar, he hus been asso­ ney by tile Young Democrat­ The trade body official esciated with Ilia father, George ic Club* of America at their |tillialed that by 1989 the canal A. Speer J r ., in the gcnctul national Convention at Las would lie serving an area practice of law in Sanford. comprised of some six million Yt-gas, Nevada. He is a member of the Sem­ Pctrce is one of the found­ people and that approximateinole County Bur Association er* of the English Estate* . ... . ly six million tons of cargo Morula liar Asuociation mid . . . . . , ,, *. M ,, would be transported annually Civic Association and un ac­ American Har AssocUtion. He . 1 tive supporter of many civic . . i # at a on the waterway. nUo i* ii member of the 8 c m - 1 ... . n .. . , , , „ . . State Sen. Beth Johnson, of efforts in the Central F'lorInole County Sportsman Asso-i , . , , . .. .. I At . # ,L Orlando, applauded the co­ idn area. He is currently nation nnd a director of the .. ;• ... . . operation of Central Morula • acrxiug hu second term as president of tha Yeung Dem­ ocratic Club of Orange Cotta- Seminole FFA Officer Wins Two Ribbons Seminole Man One Of Top 10 Young Demos I 1 > LBJ Asks 'Fair' Panama Peace Officers Elected “r,.r Seven Children BRIEFS Beatles To Go > 700 Volunteers To Work Heart Sunday A ir Line Flies This Man High And In Style Woman Charged I-,Congress Becks Gen. LeMay Folks First , Competency Poy Costro Executes For Teachers 4 ^ ore Cubans Mailed Out ’ /) King Under Knife 6 Nominotion Unit /al“,n bl11 111*• ,l,c ,,ou*e Holds Meeting j LBJ No Shoo-In, Kennedy Thinks Cocktails 111 thBm"“l uf are always better Royal Birth when enjoyed at the unique and friendly CAlilBE LOUNGE Rumor Stirs Up Dollar Interest t Just Name It Plane Overdue Nothing Free, Not Even Ta lk Algiers Signs With Morocco Assassin Fails V V II Enjoy . . . f; “MUSIC ON THE HOUSE” ^ fJ Every Friday Night ^ Mail Schedule J t J . 1*” *tlv • far#*; j. . ji � 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 20, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/76dd878b6f319eced2f06802d03947ce.pdf d824dca4a02ac85dd3f2df131c5271e1 PDF Text Text Shop, Save... in Seminol© Mrs. Roy C. Howard, Jr. (Annette) is wearing an apple green Sheath with matching Mohair Cupc. Tills Euster Outfit designed by Nardis of Dallas is exclusively at Mary-Eslhers. (Adv.) J. J. West dinpIuyinK TRU-LOX Roof Truss manufactured by Gator Lumber and Hardware Co. Notice SIIED-PAK Lumber stored in T shed. Gator stocks boulter, builders supplies and hardware for every need. (Adv.) Tommy Best now with Ivey’s Shoe Store is shown mixed in with nil the now spring shoes. Tommy invites all bis friends to come in and see him at Ivey's Shoe Store. (Adv.) color ,Y s re M Mr. Merchant! If you would like to tell your story in pictures, call © ftp & m tfb rd Advertising Department FA 2-5612 or ill GA 4-8824 Shoes & Clothing at 1st St. & Sanford Avenue. Anne invites all her friends to come in and see the moderately priced clothing and shoes for the whole family. And now—Merchant Green Stamps are given 1 (Adv.) Church Groups Have Dinner By Donna K tirt Ronald Gallo and Charlotte Bandera were elect'd Kins and Queen ol the Sweetheart Banquet sponsored liy the In­ termediate and Youns 1’eo. ple’a Department of the First Baptist Church of Lons wood held Friday night In the edu­ cational mutlding of (lie church. The 35 teenager* who at­ tended were served steak, mashed polatoea and gravy, buttered corn, tossed salad, lad roll*, sweetheart cake and Ice cream. Participating in the pro­ gram was Mr*. Carroll Scott who sang "I 1-ove You Truly" accompanied by Mm. Jerry Van l)am on the piano. Other adulla representing tiie sponsoring departments were Mr. uml Mrs. Carl Slwwers, Jerry Van Dam, Mr. and Mr*. Torn Howard, Mr. and Mrs. A! Morris, Mr. and .'Vf*. Roliort I'lacek, Carroll Scott and Rev. Jack Lindsay. Following the program ami supper Rev. Lindsay showed a sound film entitled "Teen­ age Challenge." Free Methodist Tn *hnw Film “ Beyond These Walls," a 20-minute, documentary sound color picture of the radio ministry of the Light and Life Hour and It* speaker, Dr. My­ ron F. Doyd, will be allown Thursday at 7:30 p. in. at the Free Methodist Church, cor­ ner of Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue. Tracing the development of Hie importance of Gospel ra ­ dio, the film also follow* (he growth and outreach of the LIGHT AND LIFE HOUR broadcast as it ha* matured from a limited North Amer­ ican coverage to a worldwide ministry. On-tl'c-sput scenes, photographed by Dr. Do>d. show t!:c needs In Spain France and Ilunia. the public is in kite J to attend. To Itctler serve you Mary Carter Paints has o|>cned this new store la Casselberry I'laza at Casselberry. Operated by Larry Morrison, former­ ly manager of Sanford and Daytona Beach Stores. This new store offers a discount on a National Brund Paint. Buy one gallon — get one free. (Adv.) Brumback To Be Guest In DeBary Dog Gone! That's The Way It Should Be For Mailman Ily Mrs. Adam Muller Orange County representa­ tive John S. Brumback will In- guest speaker at Tliursduy’a 7:3(1 pin, meeting of the Drllury Republican Club to t>« held at the Community Center. A targe attendance is antic­ ipated. Refreshments will be served. Tiie meeting and pro­ gram will bo open to the publie. Glenn Smith, recently elect­ ed president of the Dellary gioup. reports that he was much encouraged by the largo representation a l the Lincoln's Day luncheon sponsored by the Iielatnd Republican men and women when 117 DeBary resident" were in attendance. Niagara Falls stopped flow­ ing because of an Ice jam for the lirsl time in II* recorded Ids lory on Mar. 29, 1848. WASHINGTON ( UPI) - Oh sec the dug. His numo is Spot. He likes to bite. He likes to bite the postman. The post­ man does not like Spot. Now Spot Is crying. Ttic postman Is laughing. Poor Spot. The Post Office Department ia going to spend about $80,000 to equip its letter carriers with a stinging vpray rcpcll cut designed to discourage Spot ami oilier* of his belli gcrent breed. The capsules, designed to be worn on thu belt so that postmen ran bo quick on tiie draw, carry three-quarters of an ounce of a liquid made up of pepper extract and min rral oil. They will lie supplied to tetter carriers in 8.000 cities throughout the nation by this summer, when the dog-bite season Is' at Us peak. I'nslinastrr General John A. Gronouski said that the M O V I N G capsules will uliuw the belea­ If all goes welt the attacker guered postman lo squirt a is supposed to tuck hi* tail vigorous, thin Jet stream " of between bis legs and lake Uie repellent into tiie face of off. the charging pooch. The postmaster g e n e r a l MOVING AND S I OH AG t F A 2 9 5 1 1 50*1 C*-l«-y A v t-. 5 usually ths fault of postmea who were either not quick enough to get their weapons Into action or who missed their targets completely. If you'to after a car with some life to it, Be my guest. I’m easy to find, you know. Just look for me at your Buick dealer *, during his Sports C ar Rally. While you wait for me, you can drive one of his sport m odels-a Wildcat, maybe, or o Skylark. O r even a Riviera. In fact, vou can drive oil three. Thai’s what the Buick Sports C ar Rally is all about. (What a way to start a New Yearll II I don’t show up, you can talk price. Thai’s even more pleasant than conversation with me. You'll see. Once you gel your hands on a Buick, you won't miss me a bit. Roally. t Sss row Quality Buick Dsslsr lor Osublt ^ KING AND QUEEN. Utmitlil tiullo mul Churlotte Sunders, were crowned in ceremonies lust Friday night nt the unnu;«l Sweetheart Bmuiuet of the First Buplist Church of Longwood. said that tests of the aerosol cartridges in (our large cities had proved them 84 per cent effective. He added that failures were CO. . Check Trade In. . . a better buy tor yen. I NC BILL H EM PH ILL M O T O R S , INC.30IW.flnlSI. �* r ‘ I% 1 M ( T lr r ^ a t t f n r i t i i; J •T* 'V ^ ic + <• iim t lit ■Zip Coda 32771 9 WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy throujrh Thursday with 65-70 hiph today and low in 40s tonight u There’* pood new* tonight — for you Clock Watchers who have called al>out want­ ing the Sanford Public Li­ brary to remain open at least one night a week. Effective Immediately the library will be open until 9 p.m. every Friday. • • • When Chief Ralph Abell and his Lake Mary firemen fought a fire mid saved a service station In downtown I.ate Mary last Sunday morning, he may have done so with mixed emotion*. The service station saved, follow­ ing an explosion, is right across the street from Abell’s own service station. It might have been like the fellow who watched hi* mother-inlaw drive his new Cadillac over a cliff. We’re kidding, of course! * • » Over 60 ladies saw the JayCce Wives Cluli presentation of two cancer films Tuesday night at the Florida State Bank building. Dr, Luis Per­ ez conducted a question and answer session after the films were shown. The doc­ tor, by the way, stumbled ever a good *ol American name and remarked, "F or­ eign names are sometime* no difficult." • a • Time marches on! And John Krider probably know* it as well as anyone. Speak­ ing to Sanford Lions Tues­ day, Krider recalled his first stint with the Selectlva Service system. "Bight now,” he said, ••we’re registering boys who weren’t even burn when I first started." • • • VOL. 56 U n ite d P re s s L eased W itc K .-U blished 1908 Seminole Facing Great Boom Era, Says Krider W E IL , K E R U U A R Y 19, 1964 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O . 120 By Harry Johnson "Seminole County and Cen­ tral Florida are facing the greatest boom In history." "And," John Krider said at the Capri Restaurant meeting of the Sanford Lions Club Tuesday, "It will make Hospital Fund On County Agenda Board Must Add $350,000 To U. S. Grant FIRE IN A warehouse on Fifth Street was con­ tained by Sanford firemen this morning before extensive loss, although smoke whs visible for miles. Herald stuff photopniphcr Rill Vincent Jr. whs tut the scene before the firemen. Warehouse Fire Late Tag Buyers Six Persons Injured Quickly Brought Queue Up At In Three Crashes Under Control Courthouse Six person* were injured in A long queue of motorists n series of three crashes Tues­ was lined up all day today at day and Tuesday night on the courthouse, seeking to Seminole County highways. beat the Thursday deadline A mother and her two chil­ fur obtaining 1904 vehicle li­ dren were hurt, one seriously, cense plates. when her car went out of con­ John Galloway, tax collec­ trol on Route 410 east of the tor, said his office will remain ' Oviedo business section, flip­ open until 5 p.m. Thursday, ped over three times and stop­ although motorists in line at ped upright in a palmetto that time will be served. thicket mure than 60 feet off Law enforcement officers >the highway. will issue citations Friday to Taken to Orange Memorial motorists driving with 1963 llospitul were: plates. Mrs. Violet Hudson, of Chuluota, who suffered a back in­ jury. She was released aftar treatment. Roland Raleigh Hudson, 6, her soil, who suffered a severe head injury and was admitted A briefing on its future for further treatment. plans was given area repre­ Mildred Denies Hudson, 3, a sentatives of various firm* at daughter, who suffered a less a meeting of the East Central si rious head injury. T r o o p e r Rill Stringfield Florida Ilcglonul Planning who, with Oviedo Police Chief Council this ailernuon at MayGeorge Kelsey, investigated fair Inn. Delegate* attended f r o m the 3:16 p. m. accident, said Mrs. Hudson wus driving west seven utility companies, in­ dustrial firms, missile con­ tractor! and business inter­ ests. Conducting t h a briefing waa R. H. Doyle, executive dirretor, and his staff. Tills morning council mem­ DAYTONA REACH (U PI)— bers heard reports from var­ ious committees and staff It’s back to the courts, the leaders. picket lines and "riding shot­ The council, formed lo gun” today for flic three par­ promute the East Central ties tangled in the bitter Florida area, is composed of Florida East Coast Railway delegates f r o m Seminole, strike. Orange Indian Bivcr. Bre­ 1-alior secretary W. Willard vard, Volusia, Osceola and VVirtz' personal attempt lo Lake Counties. get disputants in the 13This afternoon's briefing month-old strike back to tiic followed a luncheon sponsored j negotiating table broke down by the Seminole County completely Tuesday. Chamber of Commerce. Wlrts’ envoy, assistant la­ bor secretary Jainea J . Rey­ nolds. called tiic attempt an exercise in "complete futil­ ity.” lie retiirnrd to Miami Beach to tackle oilier labor trou­ The Building Plans Com­ bles, saying lie would recom­ mittee of First Baptist Church mend again that tlie FEC be of Sanford decided to petition ; denied its fat contract to haul the City of Sanford to close , materials mlo Ihr $213 mil­ an alley extending north and lion moon rocket launching south from Firth to Sixth site under construction at Streets and parallel with Park Cape Kennedy. and Magnolia Avenue*. Reynolds attempted to sit Members of the committee down together with Ed Hall, are co-chairman Homer Os­ FEC board chairman, and born, R. F. Cooper, Osborn ' George flighty, chief negoDormincy, George Pitlard. | luting officer of tlie tl non­ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tucker, operating unions that struck !.. Rurkc Steele, Carlton Hen­ I Ihc railroad Jan. 23, 1963, io ley, Mra. Charles L. Park Sr a dispute over wages. and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Lester and Ruth Bryant, of Adams Avenue, believe they are about to act a Seminole County record , , . and would appreciate any information to the contrary, lie is a hospital corpsman a l the Sanford Naval Air Station. The Bry­ ants are the parents of a four-year-old duughter, plus a younger set of twins, plus a still younger set of twins, plus a third set of twins due In June. Can any Clock Watchers answer their ques­ tion:: Is this the twin record for this county? For Flor­ ida? • • • The Navy recruiter will he a t tha Sanford L’SO each Tuesday from II a. m. until 1:30 p. in. to explain the vari­ ous high school graduate pro­ grams offered qualified young men. These are guaranteed fields of training In some of the nation’s finest schools. Many opportunities also are offered to ron-hlgh school grads. • • • R. T. Milwce, superintend­ ent of county schools, says we can anticipate hla an­ nouncement for re - election around the first of March. Un­ doubtedly, this will surprise alsolutely no one. • • • We’re told that Floridians planning to attend the New Yoik Woild’s Fair cun save 10 per cent by ordering tick­ ets before Feb. 29. But the question is, where dors one ad­ dress ticket orders? • • • Seminole County receipts from the sale of Christmas seals ha* passed the $9,960 mark. This is almost 11,000 more than seul sales produced last year. • • • The Little Red S c h o o l House still nerds to line up more acts for its Spring tal­ ent show. Civic, fralcrnul, so­ cial and other types of organ­ izations are requested to enter or sponsor arts. If you ran do tills you’re invited to contact Bids Asked Mullic Harlow, 322-2255. New request for bids for • • • the contract to install toilet lly the way, the Little Red facilities in building 128 al M. A. Yelvington. building School flouec Is losing its Sanford Naval Air Station • and planning official for Bic teacher, Mr*. Jerry Kceth, who was issued today in a rc-adCity of Sanford and president i> going to lie the office man­ j vcrtlscmcnL Bids will la* ac­ of the Southern Building Code ager for her husband's buai- cepted until 2 p. m. March 10. I Congress, will appear twice lirss. Tlie school'* authorities Estimated cost is lc>» than on the program of the 12th v. ill vote Thutsduy to elect $23,000. annual short course for buildMis. Emmeline Rest as the i ing oilieials Feb. 23-26 at luw teacher. .Meeting Slated Gainesville. • • • 'I bird meeting in efforts to On Monday he will conduct Still no word on the possi­ ergauize the Sanford Cham­ i a workshop on plan checking bility of getting a Sanford en­ ber of Commerce will b« held and budding code interpret*try in the Florida State Lea­ at 8 p m. this evening at the ' Bon and on Wednesday will j courthouse. gue I be a panelist. Planning Group Gives Briefing FEC Controversy Back On Tracks Closing Of Alley Between 5th, 6th Asked Yelvington To Be On Program on Route 419 when the ear failed to negotiate a slight curve. It slipped off tlie north aide of tiic rain-slick pave­ ment, overturned three time* and stopped about 135 feet from where it left the road. Two outlaiard motors and other material kept in the trunk were scattered over a htoad area. Tlie top of the car on the driver's side was collapsedt Mrs. Hudson told Stringfield site hud just euslied a cheek. A survey- of tliu art-a yielded seven $10 bills, two silver dollars and a one-dollar Mil, Slxingfietd said. At 9:30 p. in. Tuesday a Seminole High School student identified as Robert E. Corville, 17, was charged witli reckless driving after his compact car overturned oil Florida Avenue. Trooper John McConnell suid Corville'a car overturned one and a half times. The driver was shaken up hut otiierwise uiihuit, McConnell auid. Thle-e youth* were injured, one critically, when Bin car In which they were riding ov­ erturned on Interstate 4 near 3lonroc Corners shortly before midnight. Constable Hob Carroll said the uiirit-iil car virtually fell apurt while being driven by Lawrence Chester, 17. He suf­ fered head cuts and bruises uud was tu n ted at Seminole Mtiiioriul llospitul. Admitted to the same hos­ pital were: Kenneth Dooley, 18, who suffered severe right leg cuts uud other pussiblu injuries. Ronnie Mixon, 17, who suf­ fered a broken am i and dia- loeuted collarbone. A passenger in tlie ear, Chuck Huhcttc, HI, was uninJuicd. Constable Canoll said tlie investigation is continuing. Friday ‘Coffee Day For Heart* "Coffee Day for Heart" will be hell! in Sanford F ri­ day and Dr. 3!aria I’erez, chairman, announced today that seven restaurant* have inilii-aled that they will join the event. All proceeds of coffee sales for all or part of tlie day Friday will go to tha Heart Fund. In order to share in business contribution! to the Heart drive, restaurant and drug store managers or own­ er* will display the familiar red plastic Heart* and post­ ers. and patrons may pay as much a* they wish for their cup of coffee, depositing the money in Bie H eart contain­ er, at the counter. Local establishments par­ ticipating in the Heart Cof­ fee Duy Friday include Rose and Wilk's, Burger King, Day and Night Grill, Finecrest Inn, Angel’s Eat Shack, Friendly Cafe and Melleynoida Drug store. A proposed *1 million ex p.xnsimi ol Seminole Memoria Hospital will ire considered by tlie County Commission at its Tuesday meeting, it was learned today. Chairman Jam es P. Avery Jr. said Commission memtiers, at request of hospital latard of trustees, inspected tlie facilities Tuesday after­ noon as "to feasibility and practicality ' of expansion." He added the Commission will discuss the m atter ut next Tuesday's meeting. Because of overcrowded rondltions at the hospital, tlie medical staff Tuesday even­ ing recommended to tlie board of trustees, who con­ curred, that evening visiting hours be curtailed. Evening visiting hours have hern changed from 7 - 9 p.m. to 7 to 8:3o p. m. Afternoon hours of 2-4 p. in. remain the same. Robert Hesveror, hospital administrator, said today he had received a telegram from Wendell Jarrard , chairman of Ihe Flo-hla Development Commission, that approval has been given for a $630,000 federal grant in Hill-Burton funds for expansion of Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. However, Bcsscrcr added, this $630,000 grant must he matched with $350,000 by Seminole County. Current laws would permit the Coun­ ty lo assess up to 10 mills in ad valorem taxes for hos­ pital construction. Presently, the assessment for the hos­ pital is .82 of 41 'till. This SI million expansion would be a 60-l>ed wing to the west of the present hos­ pital facility, increasing the ovrrall service to near 200 beds. Bcsscrcr al>o said the ex­ pansion would tiring about an increase In the present hos­ pital payroll from the $650,000 annually to SI million. Ills candidacy for ronstuldr of District 4 was announced today by Henry Luther Muse, 30. of West First Street. A lifetime resident of Sem­ inole County, Muse It n grad­ uate of Seminole High School and served four years as a radar technician in the IT. 8. Air Force. He !■ presently em­ ployed In the aero sciences re­ search division uf tiic Martin Company ut Orlando. "I have a civic interest in tM* county,” said Muse, "and, If elected, I will endeavor to serve tlie citizens of this coun­ ty to tlie Iw-sl of my knowl­ edge and ability." State Rejects 2 Ruby Veniremen For ‘Hard Lino’ City foremen, hampered by dense smoke, this morning made quirk work of halting a blare in a warehouse at Fifth Street and French Ave­ nue, just south of the Jaycec Tourist Information Cen­ ter. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. said tlie building was en­ gulfed in Bairn's ami amoke when hia men were alerted and he could not Immediately tell where the blaze started. The alarm, sounded shortly before 9:30, »ent two pieces of apparatus to the scene. Chief Cleveland said the blaze was started by a leaking heating stove in an office. Firemen donned smoke masks lo battle Bie blaze which broke out anew as the winds shifted. WiUiin 30 min­ utes the fighters were able to tour Bie inside of the struc­ ture to knock down small pocket* of fire. An old sedan parked to tlie west of Ihe warehouse also caught fire and the men knocked out a windshield to get to Bie lilnzc. The laillding contained a variety of items and was oc­ cupied by Sheet Metal Spedallies amt the owner, Drum­ mond Roofing. DALLAS (U PI) — Over No estimate was made of the objection* of tlie defense, Bie damage. the state quickly won distnis• si of two prospective Jur­ ors at the Jack Ruby trial today because they opposed tlie dentil penalty. J.T. Ricltard*urt, 36, a milk Congressman A. Sydney company purchasing agent, Herlong Jr. today announced was railed as the fifth ven­ he will seek re-election for ireman in tlie jury selection n ninth term ns a member that startl'd Tuesday. Rich­ of the U. S. House of Rep­ ardson said lie was opposed resentatives as ho filed qual­ to capital punishment. ifying paper* with tha office The profrcutlon asked the of Secretary of State. rourt to dismiss him "for Herlong is ■ high ranking cause." f member uf the House way* Chief defense attorney Mel­ uud nieuni committee and the vin llelli of San Francisco only Florida Congressman av­ objected. He said he knew er to serve with tills power­ Texas law permitted such dis­ ful group. missal*, hut he wanted hia He has represented the objection in tlie rerun!. Fifth District uf Florida con. Tiic judge obliged by hav­ tinuously since January 1949 ing it put into tlie record and ami ha* gained a position of also obliged the prosecution leadership among the conser­ by dismissing Richardson for vative member* of the House. cause. “ I could n o t send a man lo Ids death," Jones said. He was dismissed for cause on a motion by the prosecu­ Tlie Town Council of Alta­ tion. monte Springs V ill meet at 8 p. m. today in (he Town Hall. Expected on tire agenda are acceptance of the newly ST. IXJl'IS. Mo. (UPI) — completed* municipal water system, setting of a date for Go-go basketball team, rang­ its dedlcaBon and probable ing in age from 11 to II approval of the last exten­ year*, will take turns drib­ bling a basketball and carry­ sion work order. ing signs reading, "W e're fit, Stan," during a 20-mUe hike Surra To Spcuk Saturday around St. Louis' Howard A. Surra, an ad Southwest Side. visor on senior citizens in­ The project was inspired by surance for J. Edwin I-arson. President Johnson'* appoint­ stale insurance commission­ ment of retired St. Iaml» Car­ er, will he the principal dinal baseball star Stan Muspeaker a t a meeting of the sial as liead of the nation's Seminole County Life Under- fitness program. w r i t e r s Association. Tha The route will take the group will convene a t 12:16 youngsters past Mutial’i p.m., Thursday, a l the Capri. home in St. l-ouu Hills. Rep. Herlong To Seek Re-Election Meeting Tonight At Altamonte Stan’s Fans To Put On A ‘Fit’ HENRY MUSE Muse Enters 4th District Constable Race m w A ... VR Director the 1930s look like a norm al ' listed as the oanal to tha weekend of business.” I East Coast. Krkler, manager of the; It will connect Sanford with Semimile County Clumber of 29.000 miles of existing shelt­ Commerce, pointed to the ered waterways into a single Ssnford-TitusvlUe canal pro­ unit and provide ready arject as the biggest spur to cess to the Mississippi Valley the economic growUi of the and the Eastern Seaboard, an area encompassing 34 states. area. Tlie speaker was introduc­ "It’s coming," he said, " I’m sure of it. In fact en- ed by Don Cahill, program ginnering surveys are now be­ chairman. Lions President ing conducted along the East George A. Hughes said plans are in Bio works for a mem­ Coast to U. S. Route I." The Chamber official pre­ bership drive ami details will dicted actual construction be revealed later. work would start in the near future and that it will lie in operation In a few short years. "Waterway traffic Is in­ creasing," Krider said, "ami we are sitting In the middle of It." He noted that only U miles separate Lake Monroe from the East Coast system; 3i) miles to the Atlantic Ocean and its lueraBve cargo trans­ portation. "Seminole County, since I960, has been growing at a faster pare Rian the 10 big­ gest rountlea in the state." Krider declared, adding: "It is also Bie seventh In popu­ lation density." Hie county in Bie late 30s "overbuilt" with the total listed at $30 million, the VERNON MIZE speaker said. He said last year the total was about $12 million "ami it is new creep­ ing up again." Tlie purchasing power in tlie county last year was set at $9o million with $10 mil­ lion of that staying Inside the county. "Migratkin to suburban Decision not to seek r*. stores has been going on for election as County Judga waa the past 30 years," he said, announced today by C. Ver­ "and we don't know how it non .Mize J r. His announce­ can tie stopped." ment follows: Tlie area once was de­ "After thoughtful consider­ pendent upon agriculture and ation, I have decided not to citrus but now, even though Uiese are Important, Krider seek re-election to tlie office said, "we now have diversi­ of County Judge. It Is my de­ fied industry with 44 plants sire to return to the practice of law at the end of this term located In tlie county." In hi* topic of "H ie Out­ In January, 1963. "Serving as County Judge look for Seminole County," the speaker noted the worth of Seminole County has been of any organlsaBon Is in Its a rewarding experience. I ability to "got thing* done." have had the opportunity to "Should your Chamber of become acquainted w i t h Commerce fall to do that," he many citizena throughout the • added, " it should caste to county. exist.” The same hold* jrue ;• "The problemi .’which l for all other organizations, dealt with as County Judge he said. and as Judge of the Juvenile "Opinions are good," he de­ Court were made easier by clared, “but when we organ­ reason of an extremely com­ ize to oppose, that is a dif­ petent staff in each office. I ferent thing.” waa very fortunate to have He called for co-operation the excellent cooperation of as the keynote lo tlie con­ the attorneys, law enforce­ tinued success of the county. ment agencies, w e l f a r e , "Seminole County cannot go school and county officials. It alone,” Krider asserted, "It has been my purpose te "im bonier* arc imaginary. operate the County Judge’s We must work together." office In an orderly, efficient in recalling past projects and courteous manner, keep­ of the Chamber and other ing in mind that this office groups he noted one failure belongs to the people." and one partial failure. Judge Mize was appointed The failure was listed as to Uiu County Judge bench > the metropolitan teleplione April 1960 to fill the unexpired system. "We haven’t accu­ term of the laic Wilson Alex­ mulated enougli support so ander. He ran unopposed for we stand to lose it." Tlie partial failure was in the 1961-65 term. He Is president of the Sem­ not locating the state univer­ sity within the county's con­ inole County Family Counsel­ fines. He added, however, ing Service, secretary of Bie that ils location is conductive Seminole County Bar Associa­ to area future student* who tion, director of Sanford Klcan commute to the school. wants Club, member of tha "Had it been located in official board and trustee of tiic eastern part of Orange Grace Mctliodist Church, ad­ County, or on Bie East visor to Bmi board of directors Coast," he noted, "its value of Seminole County Juvenile to our are* would have been Council and was presented with the Distinguished Ser­ greatly reduced." Tlie success project ami one vice Award for 1961 by tha which he sukl is "always at Junior Chamtier of Com­ Uio bottom of any work un­ merce, of which he Is a past dertaken In tlie county" was director and past secretary. County Judge Won't Run For Re-Election \ » TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Ihe Slate Patrol announced today Bio appointment of II. E. Johnson as public relations director for the patrol. Kclland Dies PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) Clarence Budington Kclland, prolific magazine writer and one-time national Republican party leader, died Tuesday night at the age of 82. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Former Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon urged Bir Unit­ ed Stales to develop a "hard line" policy toward Commu­ nist Cuba. UN Blocked UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI) — Greek Cypriot oppo­ sition today held up United Nations action on Secretary General Thant'a peace forre and mediation proposul for settling the Cyprus crisis. ‘Old Stew’ BERLIN (U PI)—West Ber­ lin newspaper* said today tlie CommuniM East German gov­ ernment was "stirring the same old stew" with its offer to open the anti-refugee wsll to West Berliners on s regular basis. Hijack Admitted HAVANA (UPI) — Tiic re­ volutionary government ron firmed Tuesday night that two Cuban exiles hijaeked a light plane flying near KeyWest Tuesday and landed it at Camp Liberty Air llaso here. Step-Child TALLAHASSEE (UPI) A municipality is a creature of the Legislature and its start, duraBon and end are subject lo the whim of the Legislature, according to a ruling released today by tlie North Florida District Court of Appeals. Davis Qualifies 8. J. Davis Jr., Seminole County representative in the Florida legislature, qualified \ Tuesday afternoon with the , Secretary of State to seek reelection this year. Sen. Mark Cleveland’s present term ex­ tends through 1966. Rep. Jan Fortune h st not qualified, a t yet FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $1 00 Menu Include*: Cole Slaw French Frlea Halted Deans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated By klaiine A Bob ' Hancock lin y . 17-91 ho. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 1 ;; �\ Sirf VinfcrB WrralB wiilnot and brant wallBnnfonl Lodge Ibul, L«y#l received by the lodge Order o f Mooee, wee host Saturday night at a Valen­ from the Mooseheart head­ tine Dance for more than 100 tnembcra of the lodge and of members Sanford Chapter 1404, Wo­ Mooee, and their men of the Moose, combined gueate. Room* in the hall were decorated throughout in the Valentine theme and each lady attending wee preeented with a coraage while the men wera pinned with gey heart lapel badge*. Doorprixea of a ellver plat­ ed ice bucket, dinner to r two, • coraage and a novelty vaae, all donated by area mer­ chants, were won by J. E. Sloan, Fred Tlrrell Jr., Bob Norwood and Frank Milder. T im ll, upon receiving his prise, presented a spontane­ ous collection of magic tricks DR. RILEY S. Smith bringing back many memor­ Jr., professor of earth ies of hla magician father, sciences a t Rollins Col­ the late Fred T im ll Sr. who f o r two winters was an ac­ lege, will discuss "The C h a l l e n g e of the tive member of the Sanford Oceans" b e f o r e the Mooee and presented many South Seminole - North benefit shows in the area, on Orlando Kiwanis Club behalf of tha lodge. a t 6:80 p.m. Wednes­ The grand project prise day a t the Tiki Restau­ o f $100 cash was won by rant. BUI Evans. Garden Club Schedules At Seminole Shopping Plaza By J i m CaaaaTherrjr Seminole P lata a t Cssselborry was announced as tha location for tha Booth Barntool* Garden Club's April 4 annual Flower Show a t tha monthly mooting of the club held Monday a t the Caaoolberry Women's Club. The Club Bouse was beauti­ fully decorated for the moot­ ing In the Valentine theme w ith hearts and cup Ids and Bosons o f lovely s n m a l l l n Mrs. H. T . Crittenden, g a r­ den club president and local florist, conducted a workshop s a flower arranging and mak­ ing eorsa geo. Tha South Seminole Club is landseaping tha MW city hall Legal Notice b r n s ctmcurr cotntr o r W ins R D IT R JU D IC IA L C IR ­ C U IT . IN AND r o w S M I HOLD COUNTS’, f l o r i d x CHANCNNT NO. 1SST» MORTOAON r O M G L O S U M F A N AM ERICAN L IF E INSUR­ A N CE COMPANY. A ZoulalABA o o rp eraS lea, Plalatlff, UR JO H N D . HUDSON a n S CIICN. K V A HUDSON, hi* w ile , W IL ­ LIA M O. SOW KLL a n d B A R ­ B A R A B. SOW ELL, h ie w it*. SBS » . SBU L1 A SONS, INC., A F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n , D efendant*, n o n or o p a u r r WOl W ILLIAM O. HOWRI.t, and DARI1ARA 11. SO W R L L h la w ife, w hose re sld e n se let Sit B ro ad w ay B e th p a s* . L o n g Islan d . N ew T o rk . Sip Code I 1T14 a n d to a n r e n d nil o th e r p e r ­ ils * c la im in g to hav* a n r r l s h t , till# a n d /o r In le re e t In a n d ta tb s fo llo w in g d e sc rib e d p ro p e rty In Raralnol* C ounty, S ta te o f F lo rid a , to -w lti LOT I, BLOCK 1. SAN OEM KNOLLS F IR S T AD DITION, sc o o rd ln g to p lo t th e re o f rocurded In P in t B ook I I , !>*■* t l , Public nso o rd o of S tm ln o ln C oun­ ty, F lo rid a. In c lu d in g o p tc lflc a lly , h u t not b y w a y 'O f lim ita tio n , th e fo l­ lo w in g tla tu ro o a n d equipm ent, a ll p e rm a n e n tly In sta llsd i I B unlan W all X urnacoe 1 M aato C haf llu llt-ln Ovon 1 Mnglu C hef Hurfnco U nit I Venetian Blind* TOU ARM H R tlK U r NOT!B IR D th a t the P la in tiff. 1>AN AM ERICAN LIK E INSURANCE COMPANY, a L o u isia n a c o r­ p o ra tio n , h ss In s tltu ts d su it a a a ln s t you In th e C ircuit C o u rt o f lb* N inth Ju d lo lsl C ircu it. In a n d fo r Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a ) Ilia n a tu re o f III* null Is to fo rsc lo se th a t c e rta in m o rtg a g e w hloh ano u m b srs th e above daaarlbed p ro p o rty a ltu a te d and located in H .m ln u l. C ounty, F lo rid a. V olt, and each o f you, a re h e re b y re q u ire d to file y o u r Anewror to tho U om plslnt w ith ■ (lie C lark o f ih o C ircu it C ourt, In and fo r Henitnol* C ounty, a t S a n fo rd , F lo rid a , and asrvo a copy th e re o f upon R 1CIIA RL W . f.AHHITKIt of Iho firm of OUIINKY, HU liN RY A HANOI I.tCY, Sol N o rth M aanulla Avep u e . O rlando, F lo rid a, a llo r b e t a fo r th e IM alnllff In the a b u te a ctio n , on o r before the t* l h d a y o f F e b ru a ry , 1M I, *!*« n D ecree P ro Coufeeeo Will be all U r .it a g s lu e t you. IT IS OIIDKIIKD th a t th is N otice be p u b lish ed III T he B ,o f,.id lle ra ld , a noieepaper publlelied In Meuilnole C ounty, F lo rid a , once te c h w eek for fo u r c o iise o u tle e w se k t. W ITNKSS th e h an d and e ta l t i Hi* C lerk Of tho C lrru lt C o u rt, Sem inole L’ounrjr, Hanfo n l. F lo rid a, tb l* SHU d a y of J a n u a ry , l» 44. 1SK A U A rth u r II. U e c h o ltli. Jr., C lerk o f th e C ircu it C o u rt Sem inole C o u n tr. F lo rid a l i f t M a rth a T. V lhleu Itep u ty C la rk U im N D V . d llllN K Y *. HANDLEY |* I N o rth M e g u o U s A venue Orlando. Florid* A tto rn e y * fo r th a F la ln tlf f F u b lla b J a n . I I A F eb. 6, I t , I*. ISM. C4MJ-.JV Azores Shaken By Strong Earth Tremors [labor leaders H o s t D a n C C |/aver Young ?ver Glenn Longwood. Two flowering tree* also s is being donated by tha d u b to tha Casselberry Woman's Club aa part of tho S tats Federation Project for tho next two years which is encouraging tha planting of flowering trees. Mrs. W alter Krohne Sr. gave the devotion on the topic 'People Are Wonderful.” Mrs. 3. L. Leggett and Mrs. Mil­ ton Tinsley sang two hymns accompanied by Mrs. Charles Pierce a t tha piano. Now members joining tho club a t this time were Mrs. J . D. Self and Mrs. George Fitch of Casselberry. Visitors n t tha meeting were Mrs. Carolyn Nagel, M rs,'V ara Black, Mrs. Etsls Brown and M r a . J a m s a Hughes. Kefreehmenta a f a a n d • wiehea, cookies, tea and coffee were served by the hostesees, Mrs. Tinsley, Mr*. E. P. Rich­ ards, Mra. William Tllford, Mra. Charlaa Pitre# and Mrs. M. Bullock. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NASH NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged In buelnee* at 1T-M Longwood, g e m I n o I* County, Florida, under Ui* fictitious earn* af Paddock Oar, and that I Intend to regleter said namo with tho Clerk of the Circuit Court. Setnlnolo County, Florida, In accordance with the provision* of the Ftotltlou* Namo m atutee, to - w ill leotlon l i t . 01 Tlorlda Statute* HIT. Slgt Joseph A. Brooke HIT Orlando I)r.. Hanford, Fla. Publish Jan. I» a Feb. I, IS, t». t i l l . CDQ-IT NOTICE OF SUIT TMN STATE OF FLORIDA TO I D. W. KBTTKHINU and wife, DAISY H. KHTTKIl INO and DORSEY W. KETTKIIINO, J It. t i l l Jackson Place Martlnsburg, Berkeley County, W ill Virginia Tou, and each o f you, are hereby notified that suit has been filed against you In llie Circuit Court at Seminole County, Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated title of whloh le FIRST FEDERAL HAVlNOb AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION OF SEMINOLE COUN TV, a corporation. Plaintiff, va. D. W. KKTTICRINU and wife. DAISY II. KETTERINO and DoltHEV W. KETTERINO, JR.. Defendants, the nature ol eeld eult being a autt to lored o le that certain mortgage detad January 11, 1MI, and of reoord In Official Record* ■look II*. Peg* I, public re­ cord* of Semluul* County, Florida, encumbering the fol­ lowing deecrlbed real property, tu-w lli Lola is and 14. Block •, PALM TE lilt ACE. accord­ ing to plat thereof re corded In Plat llouk 4, pus** II end II, of the public record* of Semlnul* County, Florida; Subject tu reetrlctluu*. reeervatlune and eaeenients of record; and you are hereby required to file your anewer In tall eult with the underelgned Clerk of eeld Court and to eerv* a copy thereof upon tho PlatnlUra attorney, wboe* name and addreaa appear be­ low, on or before the lllb day of Maroh, 1*14, and In default thereof Decree Pro Conteeeo will bo entered agalnet you WITNESS my hand and o ffi­ cial seal at tha Coualy Courthouee, Sanford, Seminole tv>un ly, Florida, thla Ird day of February, t i l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk of Clreutt Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. I'hllilp II. Logan Bhlnhoieer and Loga* P.C Bon ITU Sanford, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Hub,"eh Feb. S. It. It. ST. 1X4, C D it-lt quarter* In recognition for being one of the first lodges to reach its membership quota, was presented to Rob­ ert Small, membership chair­ man, by Governor Otis SJoblorn. Serving as dunce chairmen was Ed Lacey who was aselated by a group of mem­ bers and Chapter co-workers, Mra. Myrim Akers and Flor­ ence McCareon, who served ns table hostesses. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal S tate Market News Service Sanford point information 18. All sales F.O.B. charges extra unle u otherwise stated. Sanford-Ovteda-Zellwood District: High wind, rain p.m., har­ vest curtailed on account o( weather. rahhaee- demand fair to good, m arket about steady, round type, 1% bu. Domeitic roun belt mostly $1.50, fair crates, beet m quality, email small size, low as $1.10; 90 lb. sacks, ordinary quality, small to medius size, $1 to $1.29, mostly 11- Carrots: demand g o o d , market about steady. Sacks, 4S-1 lb. Aim packed, $2.19 to 3.50; 90 lbs. loose, $1.75 to $3Celery: demand good, m ar­ ket steady. 18 in. crates, P as­ cal type, $ doi. and larger, U4.50; 4 dos. and sm aller, $4; hearts, 24 count, film wrap­ ped, $5. Chinese Cabbage: demand good, m arket steady. 1$ In. crates, $2.7$. Endive and escarole: de­ mand fair, m arket steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3. Lettuce: Offering* continue limited. Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, few $3.90; Iceberg type, WB crates, $4 count, fair quality, few, $2.90; Leaf type, U qt. baskets, few, $1.50; Bom alas, X 1/8 bu crates, few, $1. i Onions, fre e s: offering! U ghtrC rstes, r% os. bunched. $1. Parsley: offerings lig h t Crates, I dos. b a c h e s , $2. Parsnips: offerings light Baskets, ll- l lb., film packed, $1.25. Radishes: demand slow to fair, m arket weaker. Baa kata, film packed, red variety, $04 os., $1.06 to $1.28. Spinach: offerings tight. Bushel baskets, Savoy type, $1.79. Hastings, Florida District High wind, heavy raina ■bout noon, harvest curtailed In p.m. on account of weather. Cabbage: demand fair to good, m arket about itsid y . Domestic round type, IK bu. crates, best mostly $1.90, some poorer quality and small size, lower; 50 lb. sacks, ordinary to fair quality, $1 to $1.29, mostly $t. • Appendicitis strikes man more than woman, In a ratio of three to two, according to tha Encyclopaedia Britannlca. MIAMI REACH. Ha. <UPI) — AFL-CiO leader* said to­ day they favored Sen. Step­ hen Young of Ohio In Id* coming Democratic primary dual with aatronaul John 11. Glenn. “Hie choice is simple,” *aid James II. Carey, presi­ dent of thu International Un­ ion of Electrical Workers IUE. "Young’s a helluva good senator and Ulenn’a a helluva good astronaut.” Union officials sa'id the 74year-old Young deserved or­ ganised labor's support In hla re-election bid because of hia liberal voting record in the Senate since his surprise election in lUb8. In contrast, tha AEL-CIO leaders said, tha political views of tha globe-girdling Glenn are somewhat of ■ mystery. They concede he has wide popular appeal. The victor in tha May pri­ mary probably will face U.8. Rep. Robert A. Taft, a lead­ ing contender for, the repub­ lican nomination for U.S. sen­ ator in tha Buckeye State. T aft’s father waa a co-auth­ or of tha labor-denounced T aft - Hartley law when he served In the U. 8. Senate in 1947. The White House and Ally. Gen. Robert P. Kennedy were reported to have encouraged Glenn ta run for the Senate from Ohio because they ad­ mire him personally and be­ lieve ha would halp the Dem­ ocratic ticket In November. THIS BEVY of beauties is vying to be the Heart Fund Queen at Melodee Skating Rink, From the Melanie Willeft: Bettina Vale, Kathy Butler, Me liAma, Gail Coleman, Geraldine Page, Darlene Roberta and Priscilla Mitchell. (G a sa m u n P h o to ) It's Officially Youths Put Hearts In Drive Bud Wilkinson NORMA, *Okla. (UP1) — Charles N. Burman Wilkinson had his name legally chang­ ed Tuesday to juat plain Bud. Most folks already called him Bud Wilkinson, tha name ha used while becoming the nation’s moat successful col­ lege football coach a t tha Un­ iversity of Oklahoma. Rud’a aim now la to get voter* to mark an "X” behind hla name. Wilkinson, who quit coach­ ing and announced hla can­ didacy for tha Republican nomination for tha U. 8. Sen­ ate, waa expected to file form­ ally next week. Hla tenure as Sooner athletic director ends Saturday. The coach also re­ signed from the position of special consultant to Praaldent Johnson on tha national physical fitnaia program. Tha final step, before form­ ally entering politics, waa to change the famous nickname By Myrtle Wilson Home Demonstration Agent into a legal name that can Come and learn about a appear on the ballot. new beef - a major develop­ ment in the food Industry. Tha man, woman, and chil­ dren are Invited to attend a Morgaft McClelland, 98, for­ Je t Age Meat Cookery dem­ onstration *a Tuesday, March mer Seminole County deputy 10, a t 7:80 p.m. ta tha Ban- sheriff for 28 years, died fArd Civic Canter. * early Tuesday morning i t M artha Logan, Homo Econ­ Seminole Memorial Hospital. omist for Swift A Company, Born Ang. 28, 1804, In San­ will review tho basis princi­ pal* of beef cookery and ford, in recent year* ha made ■how how they apply to Pro- hla home In Orlando with hla Ten Beef. She will prepare a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. variety of roasto and atoaks and Mrs. J . H. Goodrich. He th at a r t fine for indoor or waa a member of Celery Camp 629, WOW and a mem­ outdoor cookery. In addition ber of tha Florida Sheriffs Orango BaskaU filled with Association. Curry Horso Radish are just on* of th* many odlbla garnlahas aha will dimonstrato aaya Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. All who attend will ba eligible to win ono of tho door prizes. Appearing aa M artha Lo­ gan will bo Mias Mary Meyar of Chicago. 8hd la on* of tha ataff of Horn* EconotnliU ■haring tha Martha Logan professional name. Mlaa Mey­ ar la a graduate of Ohio Un­ iversity and is a member of tha Home Economist* In Bus­ inas* Section of tha Ameri­ can Homs Economica Associ­ ation. New Type Beef To Be Discussed Thera are many youngsters in the community who are putting their hea-ta Into the Heart Fund this year, truly living the solgan, "give, so more will live.” Hard a t work are seven contestants, campaigning foe their "penny votes," and the czat of the skating show, "Showboat,” which will be presented prior to the cornation of the Heart Fuod Queeo at Melodee Skating Rink March 1. Ingenuity, of course, helps earn more for their account! and Saturday nlgbt, Melania Williams will style hair o4 her friends, both boya and girls, at the skating party if they donate their "votes” to her account Gail Coleman’s sponsor, Future Homemaker* C l u b , hi* been baking cookies, brownies, and other goodies for her cause and selling them to students at the dose ot the school day. Darleoe Roberta has added to her fund by sponsoring roller skating parties Tuesand Thursday evening*. Other bake axles, ear wash- Former Seminole Deputy Dies Survivors, other than Mrs. Goodrich, are three grand­ children, Joseph, Michael and Ifarguarette; hla step-mother, Mra. J . F. McClelland Sr. of Sanford, and four brothers and three filters. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Brision Funeral Homs with Bav. John T. Adams Jr. of tha Flrat Methodist Church officiating. Burial will ba in Evargrasn Cemetery. LAJES AFB, Azores (UPI) — Strong earth tremors thook these mid-Atlantic is­ land* today, continuing a aer­ ies of ehocka that demolished nearly 2,000 house* and act off an international rescue operation for 15,000 D an d ­ ers. Th* tremorw were Jilt shortly after midnight a t this huge U.S. Air Force Base, a refueling atop for transat­ lantic flights about 1,200 miles southeast of Newfound­ land and 8U0 inilt-a west of Portugal, which owns tha Azoree. No Americana wera report­ ed injured or rnado homeless by the quakes, which began four days ago and concen­ trated their fore* on neigh­ boring Sao Jorga Island. Communication! with th* pencil-ihaped volcanic laland were cut off, but officials In Lisbon said aa many as 15,000 of its 20,000 inhabitants would have to be taken to safety. Although there were no im­ mediate reports of casualties among the islanders all but 3 of the 2,000 houses in the Island’s largest to4-n, Vila das Velas, wera demolished by the tremors. slbilltiei aa candidates, Bettin* Vale and Priscilla Mit­ chell are practicing far their roles in the skating show. They, with approximately 90 other ik a te n , are practicing routines to entertain and thrill the 500 expected spec­ tators. Members of the local akate club have Invited guest skaters from Jacksonville to joint them in the benefit p~esentitkm. The youngest skater In the show is five years old, the oldest is a Navy mao, 23. It is commendable to see the Georg* Gershwin waa 28 way local skaters are coming through, giving their talent when he completed th* plane Mra. Ethel Joppert Lan­ and vitality—”*o more will score of hia "Rhapsody ta Blua.” nan, 75, a resident at 1110 live. . Seminole Boulevard in Cas­ selberry for the past 10 y ean , died Tuesday in the Win­ ter Park Memorial Hospital. She waa born Dec. 4, 1888, In ADD Brooklyn, N. Y., and waa a member of Christ Episcopal BEAUTY — VALUE — SPACE Church In Longwood. She la survived by a daugh­ ter, Mra. Ethel J . Paster­ ENCLOSE nack of Altamonte Springs; a Your Porch ion, John F. Lannan of Cas­ selberry; three elaten, Miss All The Family Ida H. Joppert of Casselberry and M n. Gladys J . Vitrano Will Enjoy IL and Mra. Adele R. Smith, both of Lake Brantley; and Bee Ue Today For Free Estimates four grandchildren. Well Handle Everything. Only Funeral services will be On* Bill To Pay Tha Gregory Way. held at 2 p. m ., Thursday at tbs chapel of Niblaek Fun­ eral Home In Cased berry, Mxplt At *. with Iter. Charlee Stewart of at •• Christ Episcopal Church offi­ 6th St. ciating. The family requests that In lieu of flowers dona­ Sanford tions be made to the Ethel Fla. J. Lannan memorial fund of 822-0500 Christ Church. ea, aod rummage sales are in the planning by “ the girls with the generous hearts.” Realising that all work and no play makes a dull queen, the girls took an afternoon off and went aboard the Del­ tona Queen on Lake Monroe where they were gueate of the Mackle Bros., owners of thla ahowboat replica. In addition to their respon- Mrs. Lannan Dies At 75 IMPROVE YOUR HOME Legal Notice Mildred E. Glllars was the real name of "Axil Sally,” IN TIIK DISH-LIT COURT OF convicted of treason for her t h e m i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR wartime broadcasts for the BRHINOLR COUNTY, Naxli. la Ckaarerr. is ia e NOTICC RY PURLIOATION H O W A R D R. SCIIARL1N, TRUSTEE. Plaintiff, • veIIAXEL E. HCIItVKNKER. Defendant. TOi HA/.EI. B SCIIWENKER Addreaa unknown Please take nolle* that a •u lt h.-a been laetlluted aaalnst you la the above styled Court to foreclose a m ortise* re oordtd In the Pulillo Records of Seminole County. Florid* In Official Recorda Rook III, P a ss t i l . affecting the follow . Ins described property! Lot t. Illook 10. HUIIllRRAN HOMES S E C O N D HKCTION, according to the plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book I. Page »!. Puli­ llo Record* nf Seminole County, Florida. Tou are hereby notified that uules* you file an anewer or other responsive pleading with the Clerk of tho eeld Court on or before the 11th day of March, 1M4. a decree pro oonfeeea will be entered agalnet you for the relief de­ manded In the bill of eouiplaint f|l*d herein. Thla notice will bo published oaoe each week for feur consecutive weeks. DONE AND ORDERED at Seminole County, Florida (hi* Titi day of February, t i l l . (Court Bowl) Arthur H. Ueckwllh, J r, Clark of Circuit Court Uyt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Howard It. Schartln Attorney for Plaintiff III w a it II Street Hialeah, Florida Publish Feb. It. II. II A Mar, 4. III! CDU-31 I Legal Notice NOTICE o r NAMRe OF PER■o v a APPF.tHINU TO HE OWNERS o r ABANDONED PROPERTY Pursuant to Section IS of Chapter TIT. Florida atetutse, entitled “Florid* Disposition of UncUlmsd Property Act**, notice t* hereby given that th* persons listed below appear to bo th* owner* o f unclaimed personal or Intangible property presumed abandoned. Aconunl Number l-*oei- 0*M— Apparent owner Curry Ada or Fallon 1300 West Tenth ML Hanford. Fla.t Account Sumbar S-oill-ooot—Apparent own­ er Dorner F.F. Hanford Fla.s Account Number S-OoiT-SOOt— Apparent owner Norris B II Hanford Fla: Account Number l-o m -o e a i — Wtloon Thomas Uui 1114 Hanford Flat Information concerning the amount or description' of th* Property end th* name and address ot the holder may b* obtained by any person* poea. seeing aa interest In the pro­ perty by addressing an Inquiry to Hay E. (Jrosn. Htat* Comp­ troller aa Administrator. Aban­ doned Property Division, CapL to). Tallahassee, Florida. B* sure to mention account num­ ber. name and addrea*. a* pubbllehad In thla nolle*. Unless proof ot ownership le present­ ed to the holder by April SI, t i l l , the property w ill be de­ livered tn the Administrator. Thereafter, all further clelma must be directed to the Adaalaletrotor. Ray E. areas Ae Administrator Publish F*b. U , 11, t i l l . CDU-II D m rU »§ t*»t ATLANTA! M ILW A U K EE! r j Just m on meet ell yo ur seasonal expenses. P h o n e fo r prompt, courteous service! Event lirtamitlanal "4 0 0 '' firecracker "4 0 0 " takes Peek Climb Milwaukee "2 0 0 " Southern "8 0 0 " n t y t t i Hate “ 400" * * '0 * ' , Mercury vs. Competition^ Mercury basts all madium-pnca cart Marairy beat! afl madium-prlc* can Mtiaqr baili avwybody-toas event Mercury beats ail medium ones can Marary basts all stadium prica can Matary beets avttybody-wmi *v*nt In performance trials everywhere — Mercury shows its heels to medium-price competition. No doubt about it—"Big Merc" takes the cake for scat and skeedaddle! In looks and luxury, in room and ride, too. Mercury’s way aiiead of everything near the price. Come in and nee how we beat our competition with deals just as hot aa the car! LOANS UP TO $M O FAMI LY MNANCI ilBVICt, INC. 1 1 0 South M efnolle s t . Place Atliati. Ga. Bartons, fit. rites Pask. Cato. Milwaukee, Wil OartagtoOb SX. R’vttudt. Calf. r iv * .FA 24612 HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue I �/ * n 4: it i s GRADE “A” QUICK FROZEN OVEN READY YOUNG CUT FROM GRAIN - FED PORKERS—“SUPER - RIGHT” TURKEYS PORK LOINS 6 to 14-Lb. Average LB. m ■ », t, i ■ i a h , * 39' 1-l.h. A&P Cranberry Sauce WHOLE OR LOIN HALF LB. Pork Chops a? 39 23 Cans 45 ‘ RIB HALF 4 to 5-Lb. Average LB. 35 ‘ 17 to 22-Lb. Average LB. Center Cut Lb. 79 “SUPER-RIGHT" * 4 thFabulous Week of Oi O'r. Loin Sliced 2 to .l-Lb. Arg. 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Jane Parker Tender Cake M.h. m * DONUTS FRUIT 3 Mel’O-BIt American, rim ento or 8*li» j . g 10 1 GAL. JUG SUGARED OR CINNAMON 200 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS! JANE PARKER (100 Plaid Stamps I 59 * * BIG •ViV»ViV.Vi‘»v*>y.vi:*: ,!sV.W.ViV.'.V»V.V*%V«V»ViViWi‘( i 49 i'AS^V.'.WW.V.'iW.'.ViV.'.V.V.V.'.SW.V ''M t f S B K m - > M .h . C ans 89 Iona Golden Cream Style CORN • CUT GREEN BEANS • OR CUT BEETS 3 7 ‘ SAVE AT A&P! SPECIAL! ANN PAGE REALLY FINE Quart Jar 4 9 ‘ GARDEN FRESH GARDEN FRESH SPINACH •t 10 Oz. Bag FRESH - 10 Oz. Bag 19* I CRISP MEDIUM YELLOW COOKING CARROTS 2 - 15* ONIONS 3 - 25 POTATOESI0 59 !APPLES 2 29 Lb. Bag RED - IDAHO BAKING or GOLDEN DELICIOUS LBS. Detergent (Giant Pkg. tic ) Trend 2 Liquid Detergent Detergent 39* Trend vt 29* 49* Surf 15c Off cp£‘ 64' Nabisco Premium Saltines 1 lb. 29c *»r! Moni* ,# h‘ Me,‘ CI/ „ (1nft Pfrlffrra n .Roquefort Cheeeo _ .... ,, Gold Medal Flour 5 lb. bag 59c ^hunk 1,[ina 6Y* oz* 3 cans 81.00 D ressing.......8 oz. bottle 10c off 47c K « i .. . a Mixed Vegetables.........1 lb. can 21c Knorrs SouP Mi*c s ............ Pk«- 30c i Mazola Margarine 1 lb. carton 39c Zesta Saltine.............. 1 lb. 29c French Dressing Giant Size Detergent 10c off giant size Condenced Detergent Detergent S Lb. 1 Oz. Detergent Breeze T "f~ pkg. 81c Rinso Blue 69c All I 79c 1Fluffy All O + r U fU m ft M fb e M li Auer AHownc a n r n c ita Price, in thle Adtertleomeat are good through Saturday, February 22. 2701 Orlando Drive On Hwy. 17-92 8 oz. bottle 35c 10 Oz. Detergent 12 Oz. 8c Off 33c Lux Liquid Detergent -5 12 Oz. 4c Off Liquid Detergent 27c Swan Liquid 31c Wisk Dole Crushed qt. 75c Pineapple 20 O s. 37c w : I J J. j l *• �(4 Welcome Wagon Club Announces Meeting By Maryh u MlUa Tha February m atting of tha Sooth Seminole Welcome Clob will be held on jr, Feb. 17, a t Em Legal Notice M H t m o i go . 144 RESOLUTION o r T It «9 re r o e v e u . o r r n a ___ r» o r u t i i i i t r ■ m ix n a. F lorida . m o v in . te a r o n t u b grading , rraotLtB A Ttne and m . two o r aK coen r m r i f r to a w id t h o r ae r r .u r a e n pr o v id in g r o n t u b aa eneaNRRT o r t u b c o r r t r r r r o f . t w o . T fiinoa a a a * n a t t u b aruttino rn o r-'g T T o w g m u a e n ORB • TKtBD TO TUB TOW* o r a l t a r o x t r e rn tg o e , F lo r id a . WHBRBA*. the Town Coeaalt at tha Tewa at Altamonte »print*, Florida, deama It ade{table to grade, atoblUee. Hn■rare and pa*e Beaond liraat, la aatd town, from He Jeter* •retina with Hermits Trait. Baat to lie lataraeetlaa with Sanford Atnnua to a width of It feet with a nix (l> Inch bltomltMun read mix and *Pplication of onn Jtl Inch plant mix wearing aurfaeei aald Im* prevameata to ba daaa la earn* pllanea with plana, apsalfle*tlena and aatimataa new on file with tha Town Connell of tha Town of A l t a m o n t e Spring*. Florida! aald plana, •pacifications and aatimataa have bean heretofore approved tha Town Council and eonlata tha plana, apaelflea tlena and aatimataa for thla v irk . BOW. THEREFORE. HB IT RBBOtiVBD UT TIIK TOWK COUNCIL. OF THB TOWN OF tlT A U O K T I gPRINOe, FLORIDA! .. . That tha Tawn Connell at the T o w n of Altamaaia ■prlnga, Florida, deama It ad­ visable aa a naaaaaarr public Improvammt to grade, aiabiliae, Improve and pave Racoad ‘ root, la aald. town, from lia »R y WsttTirr!! WrrsTH P*g« 4 — 19, 1964 Bailey To Talk Af Howey nOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS Florida State Superintendent of Public Instruction Thomas D. Bailey will speak on the Howey Academy campus on March 4, Dr. C. A. Vaughn Jr.. Academy headmaster, announced this week./ Bailey will deliver a special address at cercfnonles to lay the cornerstone of the new Howey Academy student ccn ter, presently under construe SANFORD'S Anns Miller Circle of the Elks con­ tion. tributed toward rehabilitating crippled children The public is Invited to at­ by joining in on the purchase of this new sta­ tend the ceremonies, which tion wagon for tho Harry-Anna Crippled Chil­ will commence at 8:30 p. m. dren's Hospital. Miss Lois Ilamsey, therapist, Dr. Vaughn said. is pictured with one of her young charges. The student center will be completed in time for Aca­ demy graduation exercises In May. It will house a collegesize gymnasium, as well as conference rooms, recrea­ tion rooms, lockers, a cater­ ing kitchen aad s snack bar. It win cover 28,000 square feet of floor space and will By Julia Bartoa was give before the speaker A. T. Col the, guest speaker concluded his talk by repeat­ cost an estimated 8300,000 to build. for (he February meeUng of ing the poem, "Evolution." the Altamonte Springs OarDuring the buslnesi meet­ den Club, presented an In­ ing trophic* were awarded teresting program os land- to Jefferaon H. Hodges and leaping around the home and George 1- Hubbcll, winners work that I* done In the in the annual shuffleboard parki of Orlando. tournament held each winter Ooitbe advised that it !• by the dub. wise Is remember not to A reminder alio was an­ By Marysmt Miles overcrowd when planting nounced for the club'a fiih Tonight will be Welcome around the home and (aid fry to be held Feh. 28. S un­ that planting la done for the til 7 p. m., at the Commun­ Wagon Trophy Night at the purpotea of beautification and ity Club on Maitland Ave­ Orlando-hcmlnole Jai Alai ypiritual uplift. He auggeated nue. Fronton in Fern Park when the um of petunlai, phlox Committee chairmen for members of Welcome Wagon and aweetpeai In home gar­ thla month'a meeting were clubs will be admitted by ni rince the** provide an Mr. and Mra. Leslie Bryan. free passes distributed earl­ abundance of colorful bloom* Members of their committee ier to officials of each club. and are comparatively exiy were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Membere of the South to grow. Gerfiandt, Mr. and Mrs. D. Seminole d u b Interested In Icatructioni for ridding the W. Dallman, Mr. and Mrs. attending may atiU contact garden areas of nematodei Richard Cockley and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy LaPoma or Mrs. through a (teaming process Mrs. 0 . D. Humes. Maryann Miles for a pass. bar1* Imperial Home in Win ter Park. Membere are naked to note a change In time schedules which call for card gamea to be played a t 10 a.m. follow­ ed by the luncheon a t 11:80 p.m. A t a meeting of the axeeutire board held Monday at the Trade Wlnda Cafeteria In Caaaelberry’a Seminole Plata, tha elub voted to ac­ cept the following reeommendatlone aa auggeated by the WW Council: Officere will eenra a term of one year Inatead of alx montha aa In tha past: the elnb will pay $3 per year to­ ward operating expenaa of tha council: dob prealdent and two offlcera from the ax•entire board will attend each meeting of tha council for which dates will be act In January, May and Septem­ ber. Plane alio were made at Menday'a board meeting for the South Seminole Club to attend tha Faaalon Play In Lake Walea. Re porta ware made on tha elub’a two Intereat groupa, knitting and shellerafL Tboae In the knitting group meat •vary other Wednesday with thoae In the ehallcraft group meeting on alternate Wedneadaya. The flrat meeting for the knitting group waa held at the home of Mra. Marian White in Longwood, the aecond a t the home of Mre. Waneeta Ilolmea and the next will be held next Wednesday a t the home of Mre. Vera egg' a jt 'jt.'.1 . ■ ■ Chrlitlanaen. W wk Anyone Intem ted in Join­ w p y v 1. ' / ing either group la naked to j ^ Ki - ip l contact Mra. Kay Ilolmea. Talk On Landscaping Given For Altamonte Garden Club lataraaatlan w i t h Harmlta Trail, Baat to lie lataraaatlaa with Ranford Avenue to a width of 10 feat. That all of aald Improvemanta aball ha dona In atrlot compliance with plant, opo*U|oetlona and eitlm alea now on file In tha offlea at tha Town Clark of the Town of Alta­ monte Rprlnga, whloh aald plana and apaolflcntlenn and artlmntea for aald propoaad Improvamanta ahall ba open to, tha Inapeotlon of tha publlei and tba Tawn Counell of the T o w n of Altamonte Spring* daaa hereby declare tha naeaaalty for tha paving of aald thoroughfare aa deeerlbed aforaoald aa a naeaaa- |g THB CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ ary publlo Improvement. Jai-Alai Sets Welcome Wagon Trophy Night VgRAT — - -T f . ■' ■ * . — i***' {f Lake Mary Church Welcomes New Priest By The Cathelid Woman's Chib of tha Church o f tha Nativity waa hostess for a reception in honor of R«r. James 8. Honnra Sunday in the social hall of tha church following th* IS o'clock M an. Father Honnrn aaaumed the paatoret* of the Lake Mary ehurvh this paat week­ end. John Kennedy, prealdent of the Holy Name Society and Miss Dorothy Teslo, interim president of the Catholic Women’s Club, extended a hearty welcome to the new paator In tha name of tha pariah. RspresentaUvss o f s 11 church organisations w a n present for the oceaslon. In opening remarks, Fath­ er Honnen stated that he waa both pleased and delighted to b* pastor of the Church of tha Nativity. Father Honnen waa bom In Rhode laland and attend­ ed the seminary in Balti­ more, Md., where he waa or­ dained In 1040. Upon volun- taa ring for mission work In tha Dloess* of 8L Augustine, immediately following hit or­ dination, he waa assigned to Roma by Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley for further atud- tea aftor which ha received s Master’s Degree la Church History. For tho next fir* years h* was secretary to Archbishop Harley. He waa tha flrat THE CHURCH OP THE NATIVITY welcomed Rev. Jstnee 8. Honnen, center, Sunday following the 12 o’clock Moss. With Father Honnen, who assumed the panto rate this weekend, are John Kennedy Jr., president or the Holy Name Society and MIrr Dorothy Tefllo, interim president of the Catholic Women’s Club. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes FEBXUABY U Admissions Howard Lee, Enoch Eller, Helen Cole, Sallie Cole, Janlet McGriff, Shannon Suggs. Mark Harrop, J o s e p h i n e Hardwick, Clifford Dulles, Hattie Robinson, Noah Cogbum, all of Sanford; Anna Stcvcnton, Nolan Osteen, WU llam Cross, Osteen; Clara Barker, Longwood: A i l e d Warner, Lake Mary; Ger­ trude Arthur, Deltona; Alice Button, Maitland Births Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hard­ wick, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cola, baby boy, San­ ford Discharges Timothy Herring, Louis Rotundo, Sandra Wagner, Joyce priant in a m w pariah in S t , . Petersburg which waa atsfV ' u *d in 1064 and of another in Saraaota, started in 1041. He ; • has (erred tha Church in Roekiedgd lined lost year. ft * ed M«i| C m k Selbee, Lillie Hunter, Cheryl Weldon, Mrs. Sandra Boler and baby girl, Mrs. Linda Wright and baby boy, Mrs. Dixie Donovan and baby girl, Everett Kerr, all ot Sanford; Morgan McClelland, Orlando; Lucille McGowan, Oviedo; Virginia Kasdof, Casselberry; Isabel Rodgers, Geneva; Ida Seidel, I/mgwood; Spencer Locke, Lake Mary Teachers To Meet There will be a meeting Thursday a t 7:80 p. m. of tha Sunday School teacher* of As­ cension Lutheran Church of Casselberry. All teacbere are urged to attend to discuss problems arising from in­ creased Sunday School enroll­ ment. PA IN TS DISCOUNT ON A NATIONAL BRAND FAINT 0 A U O N S O N LY H IlMir 209 W. Firnt Casselberry Street PI axa Sanford Casselberry 838-7681 322-3649 Legal Notice BE IT FURTHER HE80LV- CUIT. IN AND FOR BRNINOLB COUNTT, FLORIDA, BDi That tha total aaat o f aald IN CHANCERY NO. l i r a ■ urr to m nBT t i t i .b Improvamanta la animated to ba te.teo.at, and tha aum of manay naeeeeery to per for tha to u t poet of aald Improve* e n ta l* hereby euthorlaed. I'm menu coat of aald la That the eo ■hall „ba -----------, eaeeaaed bvamarta obi__ prere o-thlrda agalaat all lota and IWo-l loads adjoining nnd oontlgueua or bounding and abutting upon auoh Improvemente or apaolally banaflltad thereby and further daalgnatad by the aeeeaament plat now on file In tba office of tha Tawn Clerk of the Town of Altamonte Springe, whloh aald aeoeatment plat baa bean heretofore approved by tha Town Counell of Alta­ monte Springe aad one-third of tha antlra coat of aald Im. provamenta ahall ba paid by the Town of Altamaaia •prlnga. BE IT FURTHER RESOLV­ ED! That It la tha determination of tbla body that all lota and » landa adjoining nnd oontlguoua. lin g an nnd abutting upon or bounding tha self 14i IImprovamanta w ill ba oogeclalty by utba aald lily banaflltad uum Improvahienta, provided for la thla Raaelatloni and that lb* tpaolnl aeaaaemaata to ba mad* and ontorod agnlnat all lota end landa adjoining and eontiguoua or bounding nnd abut­ ting on auoh contemplated linorovamtnt*. ahall ba made upon a front footage baalo, that la to aay, that la tha pre­ paration of the apaelal aaeeaimant roll eovarlng tha con­ templated Improvamanta, auoh ipaclal heneflte ahall be dolormined and prorated according ta tha front foou ga af the re•peetlve propartlaa adjoining aad aantlguona or bounding aad abutting upon auoh Im­ provamanta, oapeolally benefitled by aald Improvamanta. RR IT FURTHER REBOLVEDI That the Taa Aaaaaaor af tha T e w a of Altamaaia Springs Florida, In acoordaaee with in* provlalona of law, •hall proeaad to mah* and propara n apoolal ■■•aaamant roll, laataalng tha aapaotal bonafllo la ba racalred aa tha raault af aald Improvemente agalnat the ot* and lande, adjoining and •ontlguauo or bounding ond •hulling amid Improvamanta, oaalng aald apaolal aaiaaimant •galnat the raapaotlva propartlaa to bo oapaelatly aaaaiaad upon two-lhlrda of the root ot mch Improvamanta na deter­ mined by thla Itooolutlon, and the amount determined by thla Keeolullon ta ha aaaaaeed agnlnat tha aald property. UB IT jrURTHER RESOLV­ ED! That tha apodal aaaeaamonta orovldad for by thla llaaoluitpn ahall ba payable at tha >ptloa of tha proporty owaara U fo!Uwe i In caab within thirty IK) daya after tha confirming o f tbo cold apodal noooaamant roll or in three (I) equal annual Inetallmanta, aald dafarrrd paymanla to bear Intaroat at tba rata of eight par cent (1%) per aOBlUR* B K IT F U R T H E R RESO LV* EPl CLARENCE FARntr.lt. i,1*0 known at rtaron.-a Karri**, and FEAHL1K MAI! r.MUIIKII, hi* Wlfa, | n o t ic e o r e u rr TOi EUGENIA G A R D N E R , MARY IIGLMGH. EMMA WILLIAMS, II E 8 T K It GENERAL, FLEMON OLD VEIL CATHERINE OLI­ VER, NORA W I L S O N , J O H N WILLIAMS and EBTEI.t.A LOCKARD, If thay era living or In aslatanoa, and If thry are dead, ggalnet their un* known hair*, devtaeea, opo- aai, grant***, llmora, aaalgna, aaeoeeaora, a n d aucoeeeort la Iruit, and aaalnat any nnd ether peraen having nr claim­ ing to have any right. Illl* and/or Intaroat In nnd to tha real proparly htralnafter daaorlbtd, aald landa altuntad. lying nnd being In Seminal* Cennty, Florida, to-w lli Bagla M l f t Knot af tha NW Corner ot tha IE U of tha NKU of the SWU of n o t i o n T Twp. t l Houtli, flange JO Eaat, aald paint being Jt.OT ft, Wcet of tha NB Corner of tha aald BEK af the n e k of tha IW Iti run thence South a* IF W elt tl.M ft. la tha North right of way of Old Ranford • Orlando lload, tbonr* Mouth to* II* Want 14 ft. along aald North E ight of Way thoaoa North II* it* Waat IJ.IT ft., thenee South II* 4F Wool 4.11 ft- thane# North II* 44' Waat TM ft , thenee Soath l«* It' Waat i e t . l l fL, thence North II* 11' Waat 141 fL more or laaa ta the North line a f aald BEK at NEK af SW K> thoaoa run Boat along cold line ot aald SUK of NEK a f BWK HO ft. more or feeo to Ih* point o f be­ ginning. (laaa lha Southeaattrly T fL aloug tho old Sanford • Orlando llutd. for tbo Rood purpoooa). A1 4 0 DESCRIBED ASt Bag. l i t fL E. ot NW Cor­ ner of SEK of NEK Of SWU nun E. I t t ft. s. to Itoad SW on lload ISO f t NW to Bog. In Saetlon t. Townahlp II B- Hang* II M. YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that the plalntlffa hartIn have Inetltutad n ault agnlnat you In tho Circuit Court ot tha Ninth Judlolal ClrsulL In aad For Seminole County, Florida, to quiet their title ta tha above described property, eltuatod, lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, no heralnabova more particularly daacrlbad. You art beraby required to file your Anawar with tha Clark of tho Circuit Court, In nnd Kor Somlnolo County, Flor­ ida, and carve a ropy thereof upon John T. PatlUo, of Hun­ ter and Pattlllo, t i t W ait Park Avenue, Winter Park, Florida, Atiorneye for Plalntlffa, on or before tba Tth day af March, 1IJ4, alee a Decree Pra Canfaaaa ahall ba entered agalnat you. That thla Itetolutlon aball ba •ad beoome effective Immadl. itely from and after Ita paaa* it* and adaption. ADOPTED at a regular neoltnv of tba Town Couucll tdUAL) if tho Town of 'Allpawnlo Artha Arthur H. Btchwitb, Jr, tprlnge, Florida, heard In tbo Clark of .Circuit Court fawn Hall a f Altasnonlo ■omluolo'Xaauty, Florida Iprlnga, Florida, Ible lib day Hyt Mirth* T. Vlhlou »t Fabraary, A. It. IM*. Deputy d a rk /* / W. L. Bwofford IIUMTEH AND PATT1LL0 >TOR ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINriKFS Dorothy M. Bardeen ----- 'TOWN CLERK F ib . I t I t le ft. tail or bring this coupon Plaintiffs. u EUGENIA GARDNER, at el. Defendants. 144 Waal- Park Avenue Winter Park, Florida Pubtleh Pah, I. It, it, tl. I t l t CUlt-lt and have the Sanford Herald NEW CLASS for tha Junior Rifle Club will open Saturday undsr the sponsorship of the Sanford Police Benevolont Association a t ita home on Seminole Boulevard. Sarah Wight and Jim Buckler are shown firing in tho final session of tho first clnss. C. A. Vining (loft) is the National Rifle Association certified instructor. PRA representative is Patrolman Don Brumley (right). (Herald Photo) Legal Notice NOTII'M o r RUIT TOl J I”It It Y I. HICIIAItnS and If married, — HICIIA It IIB, hi* wlf*, D*t*ndaat*. TOU AND EACH OF YOU ar* h*r*br notified that ault ha* b**n eomm*no*d aaalnat you In lh* Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of tha Btala of Florida In and for Bamtnota County, tha ab­ breviated title of which tat SOUTH BOSTON B A Y I N O B BANK. Plaintiff, Legal Notice Legal Notice in t iii : n n c u iT r a t ’HT o r IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIR Ulh J t ’DIt'lAt, CIIICI'IT THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN AND FOR BKMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA IN rtlANCKNY NO. 11444 NOTICR TO DEFEND OR ORDER o r PURMCATION ■u r r FOR FORKCLOdl'RH rUIT IN AND FOE SKHINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. IBS44 AMERICAN FEDERAL SAV­ INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION OF ORLANDO and DATEAST nnOOKLYN SAVINGS TONA BEACH FEDERAL SAV. HANK, o Now York corpora- INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ tloa, TION, Plaintiff, PlaldtlMd, TO. CHARLES U OtTENTHER and JEAN P. GUENTHER, hla wife) JOHN CARL RtCIIREROER and BETTY EICHBBRGER. hla wild, Dafandanta. TOl CHARLES U GUENTHER and JEAN P. GUENTHER, hla wlfa Gil* fiend, Arlaona TOU. CHARLES U OPENTIIKII and JEAN P. GUKNTIIKIl. arb hereby notified Ibat n Complaint for Porerloiura of Mortnmre hat boon Ili­ ad agalnat you, ond you are raqulred to oarvo a oepy of your Anawor or Pleading* t* th* Complaint an tha Plain­ tiff** attorney, Joaeph M. Fitsernld, I l f Security Truot Utldlng, Miami St, Florida, and fll* th* original Anawar or rleading In tbo offlea of th* Clark of tka Circuit Court *u or botor* tba STth day of February A. D., t i l l . H you fall to do so, Judameut by datault will b* taken a g n lu t you for tbo rollof damondad in tba ComplalnL Tba deacrlptlen of th* rent property proreaded agelnet la: Let I, Block 14, TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. o oubdlvlelon, *ecordlng to plot tboroof re­ corded In Flat Hook S, pone* 14 ta II. Inolueleo, of tko Public Record* of Bemlaol* County, Plorlda. Thle nolle# Shall ba publlah•4 ono* each waek for four conaecutlvo week* lu th* SAN­ FORD HERALD. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford, Samlnola County, Plorlda. thla STth day of Jan­ uary. A. D., 1*44. (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwltk, J r, Clark. Circuit Court Uyt Martha T. Vlblaa Deputy Clark Joeepk H. PltagaroM SSI Saeurlty Truat Building Miami IS. Ptoridn PHanktta 1-I4TS Publlah Jan. IS * Fab. I, IS, II. l i l t , JEIMIT U RICHARDS aa4 If tuarrtod. ----- RICHARDS, hta wlfa, Dafandanta. In Chaneary No. IIT4I. The nature of thla ault la a forarloiura ot that certain mortgage from aald drfandanta lu plalntltf, dated H*i>tembar lu, lata and racordad Oclobar IT, ta il In Official Racorda Booh 141 paaa 414 of tba Public ilaoorda of H*ml. ■ala County, Florida, aneumbaring Ibnt certain plec* or par—l af pnoparly localad. altuata, aad balng la aald Coun­ ty and State, to-wilt Lot IS. LAKE HARRIET ESTATES, according to pti Int thereof ac recorded In Fitlot Book It, page IS of tha Fublto Iteoorda of Bemlnolc County, Florida. EACH OK YOU 18 REQUIR­ ED to fit* your anewer or Olhtr written defeneo* to tha Complaint with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. In thle pro­ ceeding and lo aerva a copy thereof upon tba plaintiff*! at­ torney*. whoa* name* and addraae ara hereinafter set forth, aa raqulred by law not later than the tlth day of February 11(4. la default thereof tha aauaa will prooada an parta upon tha aotry o f o Decree Pro Oonfeaeo agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and tha official aaal of aald Court In Bemlaele County, Florida, thla STth day of January 1144. (SEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of tho Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clark URAHDALL, OIUDLET AND LEWIS Attorney# for Plalntltf 44 North Court Btraat Poet Office Don SKI Orlando. Florida , Publlah Jan. t l A Fab. I. IS, IS, l»IL CDQ-SS CDQ-S4 • S delivered daily to your door THKBS FKANXEN, A slngto waa, at nL Dafandanta. NOTICR OF *UIT IN HORTOAOR rORECLOSURR TOi THEES FHANSEN RRIIDBNCEl Rural Rout# 8 for O n ly ..................... PER WEEK RaoteuL Hllaal* Ton are hereby no lined that a Complaint to foraolooa a certain mortgaga encumbering lh* followlag deecrlbad real property, to-wltt Lot I*. JANSEN SUBDIVI­ SION, atoordlog to tho plat thereof aa recorded Id Plat Booh !L P aso IT. Publlo Record* of Semi­ nole county, Florida, ban been filed agalnat yon In tha abet* atylad aulL and yon are required to narv* a oopy or your Aaowor ar other Flood­ ing lo lb* Complalot on Plain­ tiff* attorney*, ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN * LOWNDES, SU Eaat Central Boulevard, Orlando, Plorlda. and 111* tba original Anawor or other Flooding In tbo offlea of tbo Clark ol tho .Circuit Coart *g or before th* STth day of Feb­ ruary. 1M4. U you (all ta do oo. o decree pro coafoooo wlU bo taken agnlnat you for tko rollof dtmoodod la tho Com­ plaint. Tblo Notlo* ahall bo pabHabad one* o waek far four ooneecutlv* week* la tha SAN­ FORD HERALD. DATED tkta STth day of January, 1(44. (SEAL) Arthur U. Backwltk. J r, Clark of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhloa Deputy Clerk ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES Atiorneye ot Low P. a Rag Sill orlando, Florida Publlah Jan. SS A Feb. I. IS. IS. 1SSI. CDQ- IIS Shop Uic Herald Ads where local msrcbnsts otter their bant buys. u t• ,t____ \. �/* A Wjf VsiWorB WrraTB Feb. 19, 1961 — Faye 5 Merchants South Seminole To Get Full ’Hesrl Coverage This year's Heart Sunday operation in Seminole County mill include for the first time full coverage of the South Seminole area. Mrs. George Mills, Heart Sunday chair* man. announced today. . Headquarters f o r Heart "Sunday workers will be in the Milk Commission office in the Kern Park Plaxa at the junc­ tion of Highway 17 02 and SR 436 Mrs. Mills added. Walkers in the various areas arc to take their kits and money to their neighbor­ hood' captains, the captains will then take it to their area I captains and the area cap'ts i n i will gather at the Heart Fund Headquarters. In the Sanford-North Sem­ inole County area, Heart Fund Headquarters will be held at the Heart Office, lievk North Park Ave. Captains from Sanford, Lake Mary’ Osteen, Lemon Blulf, Lake Monroe, Geneva, Paola and I Lake Markham areas are to take their kits and money to the downtown office. Treasurer of the Seminole DcBary Heart Fund is How­ ard Hodges, president of the Sanford Atlantic Bank. Count­ ing facilities will be set up in the Loin Department ol the bank Sunday afternoon to tally receipts. ) In the South Semioole sec­ tion of the county, area chair­ men are as follows: Casselberry, Mrs. T r o y Overstreet; Altamonte Springs, Mrs. Eugene Taylor; Maitland area, Mrs. June Grirastcad; L a k e Howell area, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas; Bear Lake area, Mrs. C. C. Jones; Lake Brantley, Mrs. i William Cromwell; Sanlando Springs-Briarwood area, Mrs. E s t h e r Bartle; Long wood, Mrs. Elda Nichols. Captains for these areas are; Lake Brantley, Mrs. Kancy Peycke, Mrs. Rena Rybleki, Mrs. Msry Gorrey •nd Mrs. Kay Viets. Altamonte Springs area — Mrs. E. A. Wcise, Mrs. Hu­ bert Hasty, Mrs. L. IV Black­ ford, Mrs. George Hearn and Mrs. John Wyncoop. Sanlando Springs area — Mrs. Molly Itoyston, Mrs. Jean Magee, Mrs. Dorothy Walsh. Mrs. Ruth Tullock, Mrs. Jean McEwan and Mrs. Inez Meredith. Bear Lake area — Mri. Maryann Miles, Mrs. Ethel Ricks, Mrs. Nora Massey, Mrs. Vi Dsvis and Mrs. Jsm es Adams. Lake Howell area — Mrs. R. L. Coleman, Mrs. Richard Raymar, Mrs. Maude Chubb and Mrs. C. If. Callaway. Longwood area — Mra. Nan Durning, Mrs. Mary Thomp­ son, Mrs. Edna Brown, Mrs. Hilda Joiner, Mrs. Cary Rhodes, Mrs. Mildred Esclavon, Mrs. Elana Shaw and Mrs. Mary Mobley. Maitland area — Mra. Sue Smith and Mra. Juanita Grier. There are no neighborhood captains in the Casselberry and Fern Park areas. Cassel­ berry workers will take their klta and money to Dr. Troy Overstrect'a office on High­ way 17-82 In Casselberry and Fern Park workers are to take their kits to the Heart Sunday Headquarters la the Fern Park Plasa. More than 900 Seminole County women and a few men will call on their neighbor* on Sunday for their contribution to the Heart Fuad. A few may begin as early as Thursday, which is acceptable, Heart Fund officials said. Rev. Zehnder Lectures On Missions By Jaw* Casselberry Rev. C. R. Zehnder, pastor of Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry, lectured on Mexican Missions last Suuduy night a t Grace L u t h e r a n Church in Winter Park. He lectured on the same aubject and allowed a film Monduy night a t a meeting of St. Luke’* Lutheran Church PTL in Slavia. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN GRAIN-FED BEEF EXTRA FREE ’ MERCHANTS GREEN BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BONELESS ROLLED PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED B L U E RIBBON Q U A U T Y BONELESS 160 PARK AVE FR ESH CAUGHT ORESSED SUWANNEE RIVER MAKE FOOD FAIR YOUR LENTEN SEAFOOD HEADQUARTERS LEA N MEATY WESTERN FARMER GRAY SW EET SMOKED LADY FAIR SWEETMILK OR BUTTERM ILK PAINTER'S QUICK FRO ZEN ROASTING FARMER GRAY A LL -M E A T LB TEN D ER DELICIOUS SMOKED G R E E N D E L L BREADED V E A L Ready to Cook, Chopped, Frexen, Formed 15 oz CANS FYN E-TA STE LIMIT—6 WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER IILK BATHROOM TISSUE 3 29. LIM IT -3 WITH $2.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER TISSUE 3-29< d r C U A L ! 55* VALUE LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED LORI DA E JUICE 25' SNOWDRIFT or FYN E-BA KE BOSTON BONNIE F R O Z E N d e s PKG S) DEL MONTE CUT GREEN BEANS5c%l°° EXTRA J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS jt flfh x i VOLUME *2 ILLUS. SUNSHINE C ell ord, Mustard or Turnip \\V M j GOOD *N RICH INSTANT (Set PKGS) Bible Story Library MASHED POTATOES 3 NABISCO CRACKERS jrtUAL! 49i VALUE LADY FAIR SQUARE CHERRY SUNSHINI CRACKERS BRAVO LCAN SOUTH AMERICAN WAINNIGTON STATE FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES 2 »2ft CARROTS.. 8* CABBAGE “5‘ FRESH CRISP CELLO WRAPPED DILL PICKLES FRESH LEAFY GREEN Blast Football HAMBURG <UPI>— West German television reporter Tbilo Koch told an audience estimated in several million unday that American foot;11 -ia barbarian and coma-cd to European soccer it i dull.'' lie added C ut it U more of a thaw ih?n a apart. I E _ *r* 6 v ■SL M O R E F A M O U S FO OD FAIR LOW P R I C E S PLUS FREE M ERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS �Troop 38 Has Dinner For Parents Newcomers Club Has Valentine Dance By Maryana Miles The South 8emlnole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomen Club entertained a t a Valentins Party and Dance last Satur­ day night a t the Legion Home on Prairie Lake for a gather­ ing of 84 memben and guests. The event opened with a so­ cial hour from 8 until 7 p. ntfollowed by a covered dish supper for which each mem­ ber brought a casserole dish. The club provided the ham aerved with the variety of food as the main dish. Tables w e n covered in red paper cloths with a large white paper dolly marking each place. Red and white candles added a festive atmosp h e n and Valentine candles w e n a t each place setting. Dancing to the music of the Carl Stoddard Trio began a t 0 p. m. and continued until mid­ night. Thoss attending w e n Mr. and M n. Larry Pettlnatl, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Crum, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dice, Mr. and M n. Luther Miles, Mrs. May Jones, Mrs. Jo Mayo, Mr. and M n. Wayne Norris; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G nen, Mrs. Maude Crawford, Mrs. Nan Peterson, Mrs. Barak Bus Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Don LaFoma, Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaPoma, Mr. and M n . Bob Newel, Mrs. Grace Dowd, M n. O nce Newel, Mrs. Dorothy .Bowker, Mrs. Virginia DiBernardo, Mr. and Mra. Don Mount, M n. Cathryn Wesley; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckard, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Paulsen, Jg ■ • Vi • I'/aj Pf S 1 ’ AMONG PROMINENT Welcome Wagon couples attending the South Seminole Club’s Valentino Supper Dance were Mr. and Mrs. Wuyne Norris, left and Mr. and Mrs. Don LaPoma. Mrs. Norris is Welcome Wagon Hostess and Mrs. LaPomu is president of the group. (Heruld Photo) , and Mra. Jim Sabatinl, Mr. and Mra. Harold Dickta Pinky Sabatinl, Mrs. Inion, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dll>tsla Speckerman, Mr. and Ion, Mrs. Rose Lepkoskc, Miss a. Phil Rochefort; Nnnry Lcpkoske, Miss Debbie Dillon, Ronnla Cossln, Mr. Mrs. Den Moore, Mr. and 1 Jnsper Cohen nnd Mr. Mrs. Paul Knight. By JaUa Bartos M e m b e r s of Altamonte Spring! Boy Scout Troop 38 wound up activitiei in observaton of Boy Scout Week at a hamburger aupper for the parent! held laat Saturday night In the educational build­ ing of the Altamonte Spring! Community Chapel. The acouta aerved hamburg­ er! prepared over an open fire and exhibited display! of their work and article! made in acouting. New officer! for Troop 38 are Donald Polt, aenior pa­ trol leader; Jeff MacLeod, aailitant aenior patrol lead­ er; Bryan Stehll, scribe, and Gerald Crocker, quarterm aitThe troop Is sponsored by the Community Chapel. Walnuts STOCKTON, Calif. ( U P I)Callfornla produces 93 per cent of the walnuts grown in the United States with the 1963 crop estimated at 74,000 Ions for the state. Lyman Girls Take Over By Jane Caaaelberry N a v a r undereatlmata the power of a woman . . . espedaly during leap year Girls a t Lyman High School will challenge the boya to a basketball game Saturday at 7 p. m. in the school gymnas­ ium. Boya will be handicapped by having to wear boxing gloves. The girls will assume a nor­ mally male prerogative by in­ viting the boya to a Sadie Hawkins Dance which will start after the game and con­ tinue until midnight. Although costumes are op­ tional, everyone la encouraged to come dressed "Dogpatch" style and there will be a prize for the couple in the moat original costumea. Both events are being eponsored by the student council. The S. S. Orlana, largest passenger vessel ever to visit a Florida port, will dock a t Port Everglades, Fort Lauder­ dale, Aug. 20. The ahip Is as tall as a 10-story building. JAYCEES FER TILIZER SALE SATURDAY, FEU. 22nd Wheeler JC 6-0-6 25'T Organic $0.00 per 100 lbs., Delivered To Your Door Phone Orders Being Taken NOW! Call 322-5481 — 9 a . nt. to 5 p.m. PR O CEED S TO — . Jaycee’s Community Projects % Tarry More Apartments Tomorrow 1:30 p.m. Orange City U. S. Hwy. 17-92 — (523 N. Volusia Ave.) 2 BUILDINGS 8 FURNISHED APARTMENTS LOT SIZE lOO'xSOO’ ROOM FOR EXPANSION I OUTSTANDING INCOME OPPORTUNITY In Ihe heart of ORANGE CITY National R eally b Auction Company « *1 xo n m.ii, orix-iMi ii* GA-a-n • iv I )l r'AMO'.A 11.r LOUISVU 11 - » > * ‘ *' Caah prizes and souvenirs given away a t auction §> Grode "A " Quick Fraien Grode "A ” Quick Frozen 9) Russia Revising Divorce Laws Boneless Breasts and ThlQhts MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet legislators today worked on a liberal new family law that will remove Stalin-era restric­ tions on divorce and guaran­ tee equal rights for illegltlm ate children. Prem ier Nikita 8. Khrush­ PINEBREEZE chev has bo intention of re­ Grade "A" Medium turning ta the aarly Commun­ ist laws that permitted divorce by postcard or to the view expretaed by a woman Communist leader shortly af­ te r the revolution that sexual appetites should bo satisfied as simply as the need for a glass of water. What his government does plan ia to cut away the red tape encumbering divorce suits here and to provide more protection for children born out of wedlock. The plans were disclosed Sunday by O. P. Kolchlna, one of the vice chairmen of the legislative committee oi the Supreme Soviet or parlia­ ment. Ho aald the 1944 fam­ ily law would be repealed at “the Insistence of many workIITH ER HALF TALMADGE FARMS COUNTRY era” and more liberal pro­ visions drawn up to replace It. Under the present law, peti­ tioners for divorce must pub­ REG. 49# . . FISH FILLETS lish a notice la the press, which often takes more than a month to start with be­ cause of limited space. REG. 6 9 f . . COPELAND COUNTRY LINK Grounds for divorce have never been specified by law and judges' discretion (s wide. Court fees are virtually puni­ REG. 4S< . . SUNNYLAND FRESH PORK tive—often 4230 for each par­ tyThe new law will elimin­ ate the publication, the fee, and much of the courtroom delays. Fresh Florida Sli. Ham «•9 8 i Flounder'3 9 * Sausage1159* Sausageu3 9 i Rocky*s Zest (Gold) watered Down Slightly AMHER8T, Mass. (U PI)— New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller came off second heat in nn sschange of tatters with Carl A. Keyaer, chairman of the Amherst Town Commit­ tee. Keyaer disclosed Thursday th a t be received a telegram from Rockefeller aayingt " ’Happy and I want you to know th at Asst. Atty. Gen. Don Whitehead and Rap. Bob Hahn, both of Stoughton, hava agreed to bead my Massachu­ setts campaign. Wa would deeply appreciate any advice and assistance you can give Don and Bob." Keyaer replied i "To Nelson A. Rockefeller: "Dottle and 1 want Happy and you to know th at wa are already committed to Paggy end Barry, Please advise Don ond Bob." SIRLOIN FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND V) BONELESS ROUND Roast Roast BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP FRESH GROUND DAILY . . EXTRA LEAN GROUND NATURALLY TENDER TURKEYS « TO 12 LB. AVS. Whet nature! aging does far fine shsoits and ftno wines, H alto does for the fine beef you get at Winn-Dixie. ft mellows and enhances the flavor of W-D beef and Increases Its tentenets, without destroying the fine beef texture, or making It toft ond spongy, os artificial tsnderlsert sometimes do. And only the top grades of U. 8. Government graded beef wear the W-D Shield. W-D Brand beef Is dose trimmed of bone and fat before weighing and pockaging. You get mom lean, tender beef per pound at your friendly Winn-Dixie. ■.a.—*-. •> * W -0 Brand Turkeys ere eepeclolty raised ta produce brooder, meatier breasts. You get more moist, tender white meet and more |ulcy dork moat. Unconditionally guaranteed. Money bock H you're not satisfied. Of ell meets, turkey Is lowest te cholesterol content. Serve turkey oft­ en and know your fomlly Is getting the meet nutritious, heolth-protectlng ¥ .Jm li tlM, •) %) Out For Season BAN FRANCISCO (U PI) — Four-minute mllar Jim Beat­ ty, who ran a disappointing 4:11.4 mil# in Saturday's Golden Gate lavitioaal meat Lera, notified National AAU cLleiali Monday that be will aot compete a gala during the iadaar track season. 5HIrmi-iitass,V.ra:. •) �/> • ' _>JL_ f Utir Children Tell About Smoking HOUSTON (UPH - "Any­ one can quit smoking, but it takes a brave man to face cancer." This Is the attitude of one of 2,000 youngsters of Junior high school age who have tried smoking at least once as revealed in a survey by the Spring Independent School District. Of the 4,000 students inter­ viewed. about 50 per cent had smoked. While only about 1 per cent of the sixth graders have smoked as many as five cigarets, 20 per cent of the seventh and eighth graders smoked more than five and 5 per cent smoke regularly. More boys than girls sneak­ ed a cigarct now and then. If the parents smoked, the Feb. 19, 1984 — P«jr« 7 Wfralh Income Tax Primer Tax Therapy For Medical Costs youngsters were more in­ clined to try it. In addition to Tilling out questionnaires on their smokng habits, the students were asked to give their reasons for smoking or not smoking. Here arc some of the rea­ sons in their own spelling for not smoking. "I'm not dum." "Makes me through up." "Because they give me bad breath and anybody can tell." "I am elergcct to tobac­ co." "Gives you canscr." Reasons for smoking: "Had one and got the habit." "Because I feel big." "I am nervos therfore I do do It. 1 started when I was young." Small Falcons Kestrel is the common nnme for a dozen species of small falcons noted for their ability to hover in mid • air while watching tha ground for large insects or mice, according to tha Encyclopaedia liritannira. PERSONNEL OF THE Shoemaker Construction Company, developers of Ravenna Park, Idyllwilde and other subdivisions, are pictured. From the left, sented: Mrs. Patricia Mann, Mrs. Ruth Billhimer and Bob Dotson; standing: A. K. I ENERGY DnnforB Ity Chariot 5V. Srhoencman Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. (Third of 10 Article*) Sixty-five Is an important ago for incomo tax paycra, for that la the dividing line for some very different rule* on allownblo medical care deduc­ tions. Naturally, you must itemize all doductiona on Page 2 of your return If you arc to gain tha brnefita of tha medical one*. If neither you nor your wife wero 65 before the end of 1PC3, you may deduct: Mcdlral care expenses (in­ cluding health Insurance pre. miums) of yourself, wifo (or husband) and other depend­ ents to the extent these ex­ penses exceeded three per cent of your adjusted gross income. All medical expenses of any Shoemnker Jr., George Fuhrmnnn Jr., Jeff Davis and Joe Dennison. Shoemaker Construc­ tion will continue its Homo Show at the new third section of Knvennn Park this weekend. (Ilcruid Photo) QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD THRU FEBRUARY 23 WINM-BISIS tTO .I*. INC. — COevRICHT — Is*4 SAVE 4« EACH . . SWEET TREAT SLICED Pineapple 4 N c«™ M. Keep 'em Healthy GOLDEN DELICIOUS WASHINGTON STATE ALLSW EET Magarine APPLES 2 t,s 3 5 * u>.27‘ DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN ^*9J * * W affles ■ n il • IK '1. FRESH FLORIDA JU ICY Grapefruit 8 & 59" D IXIE TH RIFTY FROZEN FLORIDA FRESH FLORIDA JU ICY Orange JUICE Oranges 5 & 59' r e sK V f 5 9 9 ' MORTON FROZEN CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY 2 33' SOUTHERN BELLE Crab Sticks 'X 49‘ KRAFT SLICED AMERICAN Cheese . . 'X 49‘ PHILADELPHIA BRAND CREAM Cheese . 8p-ox. MINUTE 29* 14-oz. J - 74 Rice . SOExtra Top Vital Stiapt SUNSHINE COOKIES P o t P ie s 5 £ Hydrox MORTON FROZEN Apple, Cherry, Peach. FFV MACAROON Krisp . F ru it Pies 3 U. S. Number 1 W hite 1-Lb. 4 7 * iVITH TH IS COUPON AN D PURCHASE OF Pkfl10Vi-oz. 0 ^ 4 (NEXT: Savings on child care eipensee.) AUTOMATIC FOGGBI Extra Th Vital Stun POTATOES GETS RID OF ALL ROACHES. ANTS, FLEAS AND TICKS 1 THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP | Mix etn or Match'em ON« 4.01. CAN IFitohiri Black Poppor ooo# thou PeaeuAav a le e Aster FrW l Prosen Chopped or Speore Broccoli........5 ,7.1 *1. Cut Corn . . . . 5 ,7.1 *1. Green P eat.. 5 ~ *1. Buttorboans 5 ,7.1 $1. Succotash . . . 5 Z *1. AT A»tor Fre»h Frozen OR YOUR MONEY BACK Aster Frith Frozen U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW -Nolir/ay Atter Frrih Frozen Speckled O n io n s •. 3 - 2 9 * FRESH CRISP AEROSOL FUMIGANT Aitor Froth Frozen _ C a r r o ts . . . .-1 0 * mas sell :______ •—C 1 >v wv . <* » o — '•' -i- t - t v ii.r.ird lf1 verflih, ticks, fleas, i ______ and other flying or erawUatf insects in your entire h o m e Ne bug can escape! j AM ye* have to do Is e a t off * canister of Holiday Aeroaot Fumigant hi y a r doted wp boose and leave fo r two hew*. While ye* are e a t * fine aerosol m ist fills th* house and penetrates eveey rrack and sad envies w hen ba­ crack sects may hide. Holiday A aroaol___ aontinuea In work for ap t* six weeks. M in clean, etahaIa n and ebaohstely safe e t a * need aa directed. One ciuiister does tha wee , m o re t h a n a g a l l s * x d lia if imaetkiM i i s f f •>>K riw -A t-lV *U n U M X X r t m ■ ! PILLSBURY'S BEST DIXII DARLING FLOUR save 20* . . 5-Lb. Bog RICE Sov# 64 . . 3-Lb. Bag 3 9 ' Limit I with 9S. tooo ordsi OIL MONTI : J SPINACH Sav# 34 Each OIBF SOUTH GRAFK • Sav* 144 , , 24-oz. Jar ! RAISIN CINNAMON ROLLS Sav* 44 • . 8-Ct. Pkg. 3 9 ' 12: 29' 29 ' i 2 9 ' Stock up and Save Eatm fancy ton* groin Stock up end Save I Freth Baked • Dixie Darling k. .v^tagfg i RUSH'S BIST KIDNIV BEANS Sav* 54 . . 300 Can 5 ' Limit 9 with | l . feed order LIBBY'S PINIAFFLI DIXII DARLINO JUICE CAKE MIX Sav# 104 . . 46-oz. Con { Save 44 . , 19-ox. Pkg. 25 14 *1 i A Limit 2 with |9 . food order J G fob $ l Whit, Yellow, Devils food »^r^iwkdhrow>aaBifaMB iiaaaiB w aM H eN B R aaB w uita* Pebeette Are. 0 Sri 84. F rench A r e . A 24U u A father, mother, father.ln-law or mother-in-law who was 65 or over before the end of 1963 and qualified aa your depend­ ent. If either you or your wife (or husband) were 65 o r ewe* during 1063, then you deduct all mcdlral rare expenses for both of you without s u b tra c t­ ing three per cent of your ad­ justed gross income. There is, however, a yearly limit on the total amount you eon deduct Roughly speaking, this Is |5,000 multiplied by the number of exemptions yo« claim—excluding the addition­ al exemptions for old age or blindness. Persons under 65 ere fu r­ ther limited: for example, tf you file a Joint return you ata limited to 120,000 In deduotlona for medical rare. What is m rnnt by the mm penses of medical cars? Thu law says It mesne amounts paid for the "diagnosis, aax% mitigation, treatm ent o r pru. ventlon of disease, or for th* purpose of affecing any strueture or function of the body.** It also meant any amount* paid for accident or health In­ surance and for any trans­ portation primarily for and essential to medical care. Tu the extent health lnauren— compensates for lots of earn* lags, premiums are n et de­ ductible. Not every expenditure prwscribed by • physician Is du> ductible. Not every expense for physical comfort Is deduct. Ible. Personal, living and fam . ily expenses are not deduct* ible. As the Tax Court asdd la ona cate: "It la not a t all unusual f— doctors to recommend to a pa­ tient a course of personal con. duct and personal activity which, if pursued, will result in health benefits te tha patlent, but the expenses th — • fore are generally to be con­ sult red ordinary personal expensee." However, If an Individual la in a horns for tha aged beenuse he or ahe requires med­ ict.! or nursing care, and th* availability of auch care is the principal reason for b • I n g there, then tha entire e—t e l meals, lodging and madleal cars would be in the category of deductible medical care. Medicine and drugs gener. ally qualify aa deductibla med­ ical expenaea, but you can only deduct them to tha extent the amounts spent for them exceed ona per cent of you* adjusted gross income. 40 0 E . F ir .t S t , TAKE ADVARTASi Of SIMPLE, EAST WAY 10 Iff Of INSECTS IOOAT. ATASTIMNT A sawn, Nona t i n |« e t j bealt I AM as, A. |l « so.) M i HAM n kk leek » |W B • Bold at Drug, Gardal Supply, Drug and tatdiuf Grocery 8 to m Mfg. by P ei Chemical*, U e , t* �ribe Opens Track Work Oviedo, Lyman Win; Seminoles Lose* Courier Leads Lions In 15th Win Of Season r* I Hounds Take About Sports Thriller From Thinking O u t Loud Bulldogs 50-48 (Ybv (battfnrh Winter Park Knocks Off Tribe 53-49 Hrralb Page 8 — Feb. 19, 1964 B r JULIAN BTENSTBOM The Oviedo High Liotu, led Praise The Lions by Jim Courier and b li >1 Little Oviedo High School’s fancy cage quintet nearly potato, racked up their isth pulled one of the current hardbosrd eetaon'a biggest upeets lest Friday night when they tried to play the role wla or the aeaeoa Tuesday Bight—a T» to 40 decision over of Jaek the giant killer a t Orlando. I t looked as though the little Llone were about to the Sit. Dora Bible School get away with It, particularly midway in the final period Bulldog*. la 20 contests this season when they pulled to within one point of the Evane High Trojana, seventh ranked among all of Florida’s high the Lions have lost only live. ■chool fives and already champlona of Central Florida's The Oviedo quintet jumped mighty Metro Conference. tato a lead about midway la Evane picked up a 28 to 22 decision from the Llone the first quarter and from in one of the most unusual high school garaea played there they were never head cd. In the first period the around these parte In years. During the Initial quarter, for example, only two Uoos grabbed 17 points while points were scored—a field goal by an Evane athlete. the Bulldogs fought for 10. In Oviedo was scoreless. But the Llone weren't out—a t this the second atanxa, Oviedo point of the contest—to score. They were merely aiming added I I points while the to keep the high scoring Trojans out of shooting range Bulldogs posted IS and the lio n s led a t Intermission S3 and they did It pretty well with a remarkable display of ball handling, passing, dribbling and ball control. to 23. Another unusual facet of the contest was th at a t no The Lions tightened up their time this season had tha rampaging Trojans been held defense In the third quarter, bolding the Bible school five to leas than a dosen points In any period they’d played. to only a half doien points. I t was also tha first time Oviedo had ever tried to Meanwhile, Oviedo ran wild, utilise this kind of strategy—and they came within • piling up 10 points to enter “ lion's" whisker of making It work. the final frame leading <3 to The Oviedo five outplayed the Trojans in every de­ II. partm ent—except scoring. They hauled in 88 rebounda. The Bulldogs racked up But they went into tbe contest with two strikes against alae points la the final chap* them. te r while Oviedo added 14 First, they were without the services of O-foot-4 ■ ore. center Seth Kook. Secondly, it was one of the few times Oviedo's S-foot-4 center Seth this season they were forced to fire a t glass backboards. Book, played the final five Ths Lions—who generally net 50 percent or better of ■ lautea of the tilt and picked their shote—sank only 17 percent against the Trojans. BP five rebounds and a pair 8lnee most of the mined shote fell short of the bosket the e< points. Tbe Lions grabbed boys blamed It on the glass backboards. a total of 32 rebounds and ty's too bad ths Lions won’t have a chance to meet the tallied oa nearly 40 percent of Trojans on Oviedo’s horns court. Such a contest would be their shots. However, after a • sellout and certainly rank as ths major attraction in poor shooting percentage In Seminole County basketball this season. the first half they bounced back and nailed about 70 perCan Ho HU, Too? east of their second half at­ With opening of baseball season Just over two weeks tempts a t the basket. In fact, away, Florida's Davs Fuller believes ha hss found a t during the third quarter, least one boy who can hit for averags against SEC pitch­ when they posted 20 points, ing. tbe Lions missed only two a t Ths nsm s is familiar to Gator fans. I t’s Tom Shannon tempted shots. of Miami. Tha regular varsity quarterback on the Gator The key to the Lions' win, football eleven has been excused from spring practice by however, was primarily due hesd coach Ray Graves to play baseball and It might prove to their ability to stop high to be a major addition for Fuller. scoring Paul Holder. Tticy Shannon will play first base and Fuller thinks the defeased him with a man-to­ lefty will be one of the best hitters In the conference. Re man press and prevented the has been belting practice pitching like he ewns i t Bulldogs from using their usual fast break. The Lions rotated positions last night with most of the regulars, as well as the subs who played about half of the affair, shifting positions fre­ quently throughout the en­ gagement. The Baby Lions, paced by Two real hot-box races a r t Suneoast-for action In Sat­ Bobby Stewart's M points, •cored a M to 20 win over the slated for tonight nt the San- urday night’s third annual little Bulldogs In a prelimi­ ford-Orlando kennel club with king and queen champlooshlp. racing king Sarasota Sun nary contest Bella Adams, who ran se­ coast going against tha groat O. B.'s McDuff in tha fea­ cond in the racing queen tured lOths. stake, to d Cats Man. second O, B.'s McDuff has won place finisher In the racing six of eight starts and has king stake, will go agalost been In the money In every CHICAGO (UPI) - Char­ atari this year. O.B.’s Walls, each other In a preview to les O. Finley will request Saturday’s big event other American League own­ winner of this y ear's Inau gural handicap, also la In Tonight's emnee: ers to approve his request to r m s T ba ck — a/ie asn«— the field for the 10th. transfer toe Kansas City Ath­ 1. aissk Pende, I. te rry Kas­ letics to Oakland, Calif., de­ In the ninth will be two ha, S. Jam ,, Rock. 4. O.D.'* more competitors who are Qanaral. S. Oaor«a Jal, S. No spite a ruling that the sub­ Scar. T. Katlno, S. Chtrokee slated—along with SaraaoU Hsian ject win not be considered ■ •c o n n u c a — a/sa t “ ia t a special masting Friday. ILMB Bullr Janas, t. Winnie “ I Intend to bring the mat- Tennis Site Party _n an . s. swirt u. a. 0. H.’e "Dolt, I, rah)a, riyln* to r up,” Finlay said. "I CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) lava It don’t know whether they can —A alts on tha outaklrta of tS.siin d ssarsi — a/ia wile— refuse to act on U If U Isn't Cleveland has been (elected t. Sharp Trader, S. Hawaiian Hops, General Rock, 4. an tha agenda, but a t least for the Davis Cup tennis Ueet. S. S.Crony Ptnker. f. Sad I can make them vote to Challenge Round matebee dls Knight. I. Jnat A Cntla rotinTH hack — s/ia hu*_ •how they won't consider to ” next September, 1. Trier Mae. I. Kuala Slap, S. Dead wood, 4. Certeto, I. Matinee Buddy. 4, Rainbow BERRY*S WORLD Hock, T. Sllak Flag. S. Bo’e Valor r i m s s u r a — a/a w iu — t. Step ip atria, S. Lnvaattka, ( . Su n Box. 4. abort Tana. S. Urowa Trees, I. Debra Terra. T. Ckaa Sundial, S. aB .’e Oooa BICVtSXTH SACS — B/S MU*— I. Protocol, s. Irisk. S. Ample Reek. 4. Ooldeu Circle, SBu m . 4. Mary Bettei. I. Mtr­ ee) a Worker. S. la ta Swap MIOISTa BA(US — a/IS M e . i. Day OH Otrl. I. Kalla Karr. I. Nieto, 4. Dallas Laos. 4. Rapid Roy, B. Peenet Qel, f. Chryaar, A Proud Basts XIHTN ba c k — S/IS Kite — t. Baa Boa. g. Balia A4aasa. S. Bosk Tray, 4. Oats He*. I. Pleat Metres. 4. g e ese ' T. Vapor a tree a^ S. VIvl t u n b a c k — a/sa t. O B'e Walla. I. O.B.*e MsDuff, S. Barnacle Bek. 4. Sara- Two Hot Races On Bill Tonight At Dog Track Finley To Ask Transfer Vote so ts Buaeoset. 4. Summeratta, 4. Dou tteveu, V. Ml Troubles. S. Dal Toes MKVMSTfil t. Bellto Be Is, t.~ Oseeelen, SPam's Baby. «. Wills Wla. 4. Dallas Calling- <> Ootta Tip, I. Phyla, a U gkt Mat ah "If a t first you doa't suc­ ceed, try and try again,” is an old adage the Lyman High Greyhounds found to be true Tuesday night. After dropping a four-point decision to Da Land High'a Bulldogs earlier in the aeasoo and another four-point tilt to the aame outfit last Friday night In ths Oranga Belt tour­ ney at Leesburg, the Greyhounds again took on the Bull­ dogs and thla time they did I t And what a thriller It was— an overtime affair the Grey­ hounds grabbed, 30 to 41. Lyman jumped into an early laad and piled up IS points In the opening chapter while holding the Bulldogs to a mere eight. But In the sec­ ond status, the Bulldogs chewed their way right back Into tbe contest by getting 18 while holding Lyman to 10. Going Into the third period leading the Bulldogs 23 to 24, Lyman got only eight points while Da Land picked up a dosen and the Bulldogs went ahead of the 'Hounds 36 to 33 as the two clubs cotcred the fourth frame. The Greyhounds, in tha home stretch, caught up with the Bulldog*. As both pack* raced the clock they wound up knotted at 41-all. In the overtime atanxa Ly­ man grabbed four points while holding the Bulldogs to two point!. The victory didn't give the 'Hounds much of a boost In tbs OBC standings. Thay're still In third place with a rec­ ord of six wins and five loss­ es. However, the setback for DeLsod threw the OBC Into n two-way tie for first place. DeLand, who had led the loop all season, now has a record of nine wins against two loss­ es. Apopkn posted Its ninth win of Uie conference season Tuesday sight, beating Wild­ wood 8* to 46, to catch up with tha Bulldogs. Lyman Center Donnie Smith paced the 'Hounds with 20 points while BUI Tolson came through with 14. Smith tank only two field goals but ha dropped 16 charity shots through the nets. Bob Derfus, an aU-conferenca star, lad DeLand with 13 m arkers. OK Tires Lead For ttth Week MAN BEHIND GLOVES — Mickey Mantle is more noted for his bat than his glove, but the slugger isn’t taking any chances of running short in anything as he prepares to launch an­ other training season with the New York Yan­ kees in F ort Lauderdale, Fla. Seminole Set For Big Swim Splash By Linda Mitchell The swimming season at Seminole High School la Itcre again and Coach John Colbert recenUy Issued a call to all students who wish to become candidates for the Tribe's swimming team. Colbert announced t h a t Hi-Nooner Teams Shift Positions Rtenitrom Realty made a clean sweep against the DeUary Debs and regained first place in the Hl-Noonera Lea­ gue. S h o e m a k e r Construc­ tion edged three close points from Joe's Laundry) A rt Brown pest Control made a clean sweep against the Aeey D a u e y Wives Club) the C. P. O. Wives made a clean sweep against Hunt Realty and Cook's Corner won three points from 31. A I t Bar. Mary Tomaleskl, one of the DeBary Debs, converted tha 8-3-10; Jean Sheridan, Hunt T its W L Realty, the 5-7-9; and Dot EYIBI *aaaeea aaa•• aaaat*13 1 Colonltl eeeaaeaeeoeaea. I A Johnson the 8-10. Doris Omey BOO50 s.«s.e..aaa#aa..e i A and Connie Rlngo picked up E dgeuiU r .......................7 7 the 2-7 and the 3-10 fell for WlDttr Park •aawoee.os. A 7 Dot Button, Elaine Kostlval, Bishop Moors ..................6 g Laura Leahy, and Meda Wilt­ 8EMINOLE .....................4 • shire. Susy Reno and Meda Oak Ridge ..................... 2 11 Wiltshire rolled turkeys. Ma­ ry Doughterty rolled the high BeauUs Tuesday Night Winter Park 33. SEMINOLE game of 183, and high aeries went to Elaine Kostlval, sub­ 41 Bishop Moors 88, Oak Jlidga bing for Southern Air, with a 479. 34 Evans 74, Boone a Colonial 86, Edgawater 33 Metro League Biddy Team To Play All-Stars The Sanford Biddy League nil atom will tangle tonight in an exhibition contest with tha 1961 Biddy aU star*. Tha contest will be played a t tha Flaming Gymnasium, Seminole High School. 7:80 p jn. Last Friday night ths San­ ford all star aggravation dofooted a team from tha En­ terprise junior league. Record Entries WESTBURY. N. Y. (UP!) —Racing Secretary J o h n Carina an Jr., reported ■ re ­ cord 121 entxtoo accepted Monday for Thursday night's state haynesa racing foaugurnL Only 71 of the standard brads wort selected for the aba-race program. SPEC IA LS EV IR Y DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELLS By Jilte n Stenstroaa Tha Seminote High School track team has begun work­ outs under the direction of Coach Dick Williams in pre­ paration for tbe opening of tbe 1964 season Saturday at Boooe High School In Orlando. Williams announced that Parhapi tha home court the Tribe's trick sters will makes a difference. Anyway participate in 13 events this th at's what tha Seminoles of Sanford think after their 53 to 49 lost Tuesday night to the Wildcats of W inter Park. Earlier in the seaeon tha Semlnolea whipped the ‘Cato In Sanford and they had am­ In tha Sandspurs Bowling bitions of doing tho same thing again when they travel­ League, the powerful OK ed to Orlando Tuesday night Tire outfit refute* to be to meet the Parkers. And a t slowed down a t they go into one time during the contest their 11th week as occupants it appeared as though tho of first place in the Friday Tribe would capture their night loop. They added to second engagement from Win­ their strong lead by sweep­ ter Park. ing three straight from MeBut the Wildcats overcame Roberts Tire. a 10-polnt Seminole lead and Howe Tire Shop maintains emerged on top. the second place position with In another effort, Semi- a three-point win from Pry­ nole'a talented Mike Bowes or* Insurance and McRoberts faltered in his effort to over­ li r e still retain* the third come Bishop Moors's Gary ■lot after their losing bout PreUser for tha Metro lea­ with the OK Tires. gue's individual scoring lead. Stemper* Reel Estate, In Bowes went Into last night’s winning three from Factoryaffair with an 18.8 scoring Paint Outlet, edged out both average whila Preliser boast­ the Factory and Pierro Mfg. ed a 10.2 average. Prelsaer teams to take over the fourth paced the Hornets to a 33 to spot. St. Johns Realty set 54 decision over Oak Ridge Pierro down with a three by sinking 30 points to hike point win and led the week’s his own average. action with tha high team Meanwhile, Bowes grabbed aeries, a 1798. only 17 in Seminole’s tilt With the number three set­ with the Parkers. ting the pace, J e t Inn added Winter Park led Sanford th at count also to their win­ 12 to 10 a t tha close of the nings in a match with Mar first period and left the floor Lou. a t Intermission trolling the Individual honors for the Seminoles 26 to 28. The third week goes to dependable chapter ended with Seminole Midge Woods for her high still leading, 40 29. But In ■erica of 317. Midge, McRob­ tha final frama the Parkers erts' star bowler, holds the posted 14 points while the high scratch aeries and high beet the 8anford quintet gama for the League season, could gather In was nine. a 575 aeries and 240 gama. Sanford's Konny Tyre was Leading the field for St. second high man for the Sem­ Johns was Jans Adcock’s inoles with 11 points. White 508-197 and teammate Jean of Winter Park dumped In Monroe's 173. Heading tha 20 points, followed by Ebaugh opposition, was Edith Zcull’a and Kelly who sank IS 481-171. Helen Altman was apiece. high for OK Tiro with a 452Seminole captured tha pre­ 175 and clot* behind was liminary Junior v a n ity con­ teammate Dot Johnson who test. came through with a 450-181. LI1 Donat led J e t Inn with a 461-176. Sua Jackson was tha spur for Howa Tiro Shop with a good 469 aeries. Sue'* second MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Russia, attracted by tha fan­ game, a big 204, was tha tastic purses for Sonny Liston high for thla week's action. and Cassius Clay, la Interest­ In tha split circle, Louise ed in tending a challenger Owens felled the tough 3-9against tbe winner of their 10, Jimmie Livingston came heavyweight title fight beta through with a 5-7 conver­ Tuesday night Bob Nilco sion and Louis* Hotford top­ disclosed today. pled the 3-10. Niton is executive vicepresident of Intercontinental Promotions, Inc., over all pro­ All-East Team NEW YORK (U PI) - BiH moter of tbe 27-mlllloo fight at tbe Miami Beach Conven­ Bradley of Princeton, John Thompson of Providence, San­ tion Hall. “ It's nearly certain now dy WUliama of St. Francis, that Liston's gross purse will (P a.), Cal Sheffield of Pitts­ exceed 32-miUioo and that burg and Bob Harrington of Clay's will better fl-milUon,'' Temple were today namod on Nllon stressed, ''becauen of tha week's All-East university closed circuit tote vialoo. division basketball team of tha E a s to n College Athletic Conference. TV Games NEW YORK (U PI) — A total of 129 regular aeason games played by ths New York Meta will be televised by WOR-TV. Thla Includes 77 of M home games and 32 away gamaa. OBC Standings Tsam W Apopka ..........................9 DeLand .......................... 9 LYMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Leesburg ~ ........3 Wildwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Lake view ....... 8 Kissimmee .....................2 Resells Tuesday Night LYMAN 30. DeLand 43 Leesburg 33. Lakevlew 32 Apopka 88. Wildwood 46 iiai L 2 2 3 6 7 8 9 practice sessions will begin Mar. 2, and he Instructed stu­ dents to bring their equip­ ment. He also warned them to bring a blanket for work­ outs since the weather pro­ bably will be cool a t that time. Last year when practice began most of the team ’s members had the shivers at tha city's Municipal PooL But Coach Colbert declares tbe team will swim on March 2, even if he has to break tbe ice. Among the girls returning will be Delaine Johnson, P at McGuire. Other prospective prospective tanksulters In­ clude juniors KrUtle Schllke, Linda May and Rosemary Walton plus sophomores Lin­ da DeMatio, Donna Southward, Martha Kosky, Meda Nclman and Rosemary L e t­ ters. Paula Elam is following in the wake of her big brother Jack who swam breaatroke last year. Tha lone returning eenlor la Norma Whtttern. Seniors who swam last year Include John Mills and Bobby Ring. Juniors Included Bobby Hsrdrlck, J i m m y Grant, Coo Wilson, Buster Anderson, Andy Lyoo and Gary Ganas. A new senior swim team candidate is Terry Buckelew. Other candidates are Juniors Ross Wontenay, Elm er Avenel, Ed Hubbard, Tom Mich­ aels, Gary Renfro, and Wynn Plckelslmer. Among the sophomores are Richard Dunn, Gary Winn, Patrick Hall, Joe Moore, C. J. Mctxler, and Joe Peoples. Others were Herb Pedrick, Roy VanlandIngham, John Angel, Ronald Ogden and Mika Morton. The rents Inng candidates are Da­ ryl McLain, Terry Whitten, Alan Lucas and Tim Whitten. Russia Wonts Title Fight Fight Results N O R T H HOLLYWOOD^ Calif. (UPI) — Paul Rojaa, 129, San Pedro, Calif., stop­ ped Ray Coleman, 127%, Phoenix, Aria. 8. NEW YORK (U PI) — Hu­ bert Hilton, 191, Glen Cove, N. Y„ outpointed Wilfred# AveUea, 189, Pnerta Rica 6. Retains Title XRISTINEHAMN, Sweden. (UPI) — Lidia Skoblikova of Russia won tha 1,000 and I,000-meter events to Gw Kris­ ti nehim n speed skating cham­ pionships Sunday to retain bar world speed skating title. The four-time Olympic gold medal winner was docked to 1:43.9 for 1,000 m eters and 3:11.4 for 1,000 meters. D O B tM 0 / We're Overstocked With ,* x \ 14" TIRES &£Ai Spring aa a member of the Metro Conference. Among other events, tha Seminoles also will take part In the Kiwants Relays to Or­ lando on Mar. 14, the Stetson Relays on Msr. 21, the FlorIds Relays on March 28, the Metro Conference meet on April 22, a district meet on May 3, and a statewide meet oo Slay 9. In addition, the Seminotoa will host tbe Sanford Invita­ tional on April 4. Participat­ ing in the local attraction will be Florida Military School, Leesburg. Daytona Beach Seabreete and Lyman. Returning lettermcn this season Include Barry Barite, Buddy Lawson, Dave NoeU Earl Black, Bill Brown, Dan McCall, Len Reinhart, Den­ ver Vodopich and Steve Clark. In the 10o and 220-yard dailies, which Wllllama be­ lieves may be the squad strongest events, he wiU have such experienced thieclads as Lawson, Black and Brown. Others who are show­ ing good promise are Lloyd Freeman, Clarenoe Johnson and Rick Walstrom. Barks is Williams’ only ex­ perienced specialist to the 440 event, ‘‘But he's a fine one,” aaya the Seminole mentor. Showing promise are Eddie Griffith, Steryl Weber and Paul Leroy. In the shot and diicua events, WUliama baa a pair of returning letterraen—Steve Clark and Dave NoelL Also in this event, Williams says Dave Howe la working bard and looking pretty good. “ We're in another buildiog program from the ground up,” said WiUIsm* to refer, ence to tbe high Jump event “ We're hopeful that Johnson, Reinhart and Leroy can coma through for u>.” Reinhart, Roo Davis and Paul Polgar are participating In the pole vault. “ But,” aaya Dick, “ It's the same story aa the high jump.” WlUiami has depth in the broad jump with Vodopich, Freeman, Johnson, Allen Tay­ lor and Walstrom. NIGHTLY 8:10 Excnpt Sunday 4 $^ 66 MATINEES Wad* Frt, t e l. 2 n. m. a is KING & QUEEN STAKES FINALS — SATURDAY NIGHT kCttONltMULllO TONIGHT LADIES NIGHT — THURSDAY Gtaaa-Eucfeaod Heated Grandstand Luxurious Clubhounn Vital P artial H H I O A M il 7:40 m SORRY NO MINORS 1 fi •foMUta K ill** ARCADE PACKAGE STORE . KM hf N f < Lpufom. . . CarfiVi > t f vmi b* — u§ktr OPEN DART — • A. M. • S tlf P. M. m K FIRST f ------WE OIYB TOP U U m S T i N N 405 W. FIRST 8T. F A M J41 MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFORD * ORLANDO �gVr Paaftrth frra lb Feb. 19. 19M Rights Group Plans Chicago School Boycott Tuesday United Press Intrrnstlonal Civil rights groups In Chiplsn to stage a school boycott next Tuesday to dup­ licate a one-day boycott last October that kept 250,000 stu* school. adherents said was designed to da facto segregation the city's public schools. Plans for the second boycott evolved Tuesday as more th in lOtf "hunger marchers" REGINALD STEELE staged a demonstration In the Windy City'* Loop area. Shouting "we want jobs, wc want food," the demonstra­ tors, most of them Negroes on public aid. were protesting what they consider inadequ­ ate relief allowances. Some of the marchers threatened a sit-in demonstra­ tion at city hall but changed plans after Mayor Richard J. Daley said he would use po­ ^ SGT. JEFFERSON patterns as possible. Elsewhere in the nation: Xlontgomery, Ala. — T h e State Education Board Tues­ day rescinded its earlier or­ ders assuming direct control over schools in Macon Coun­ ty, where boycotts by white William Hyde Wollaston, British scientist, discovered palladium, one of the precious platinum group of metals, in 1803. students have closed ona In­ tegrated school and left only Negro students In two others. Pine Bluff, Ark.—Youthful Negroes picketed a cafe where Negro comedian Dick Gregory and a white integra­ tion leader were arrested dur­ ing a ilt-ln demonstration. Monroe, N. C.—Three Ne­ groes and a whit* man go on trial today on charges they kidnaped a white couple dur­ ing racial violence In this southern North Carolina town In 1941. First In U. S. By Uaited F rets latermatieaa! The Protestant Episcopal Church, the Anglican Com* munlon in the United States, was brought to America bp the Jamestown colonists to «*» ... 1607, and beeame autonomous J« » and adopted 'Its present name In 1789, according to Csa World Almanac. BEEF SALE! STEAK SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED Swift's Tru-Tendr Beef Guaranteed Tender & Well Flavored Or Your Money Back! PICNICS M e n 's Day Program American Red Cross. The reason for thU training per­ iod U to provide better ser­ vice for the sick and In­ jured child. When this profeet Is completed, Croomi wUl be the first school in our vicin­ ity to have Gray Ladle* trained by the Red Cross. A schdeule lor the training sess­ ion will be released as soon as a sufficient number of Udiea (20) have consentod to train as Gray Ladles. For further Information, you may contact Mrs. J. C. Rlngling, chairman or Prolessor II. L. Douglas at Crooms. Members of the Ul-Y Or­ ganisation of CBS attended the 15th annual State Hi-Y Conference last weekend at Walter E. Harris High School, Hastings. Thirty-nine stud­ ents and three advisors re­ ported this conference to be well-planned, educational, in­ spirational, and enjoyable. The theme for the three-day conference "Thla I Believe," was discussed in cUfit cate­ gories. During tbe afternoon general assembly five of tbe eight group reports were giv­ en by students of Croomi. It was reported that these 39 student delegatee were the leaders In each group dis­ cussion. Our children are to be commended. Cynthia Kendrick was re­ elected state historian. All delegatee boarded t h r e e school buses and toured his­ torical S t Augustine. The group attended the annual banquet with Rudolph (Bunky) Matthews, of Bethuoe Cookm an College, as speaker; attended th e ‘Sunday morning worship service with Rev. Rof*f P. Pair delivering the *«nnc#; and finally tbe dance Ifto r the banquet on Satur­ • .• • day night with music furnAir Force Sergeant James iabed by Lawreoce Parker (Jim m y) Jefferaoo, son of und HU Honey Drippers. • • • the Uta Mrs. Bernice John­ H m or i M n t i § i Crooms son, U spending a month on fears. He U stationed In Al­ High M eet fee the third six buquerque, N. Mex. " I a a *wks petted an t Reginald MeClll, Carolyn having a most wonderful Matthews, Bernard Morrh, tim e," says Jimmy. Mrs. VioU Frailer was Henry Sweet, Thaad Brooka, fetod with a surprise birth­ •tove Wright, Vivien Taylor, day party a t bar home re­ Le«ta Mewtfowrry, Natrina cently. She received many Weed*, Larry Haynes, Shirgifts. Those la attendance toy Capers, Stanley Daven­ were: Mr. and Mra. Charles port, Clyde Aahley, Levonla Powell, Robert Robinson, Ce- Wynn, Bamusl H a y n e s , bit Malone, Mr. and Mr#. Gwendolyn Fisher, Lucy TenLeola Pryor, Mr. and Mrs. neU, Willie M. Melntnry, Marion Herring, Mrs. Leola RonJ* Cherry, Jacquelyn Bell, Herring and son, Mr. and Pamela Cherry, Toni Duncan, Mra. Willie Dubose, Jerome Carolyn Mobley, Brenda Lan­ LocMiart, of Jacksonville, ier, Catherine Jones, LutrieMrs. Mabel Matthews, Mild- to Graham, Roeeaary Johnnew Brooks and Alfred O- •on, Ranald Nathan, Ingrid cane of Jacksonville, Mr. and Burton, Roger Walton, LinMra. Samuel Smith aod Mr. da Merthle, A rthur Blake, and Mrs. Isaac Burke, of O r a t o r y Session, Avery Orlando and Seaman Ronnie Smith, Lento Hawkins, Car­ Williams. According to Wil­ olyn Format, Beverly Meliams In a written statement Ctondon, Carolyn Williams, to Mra. Frasier "This is the Diane Cslhoum, Shirley Bar­ first party I have <iver st­ rington, Tony Brooks, Wil­ tended." bur Hawkins, Elliott BellWilli* V. Graham, ivers*- #my, L ev an Dixon, Narva tion supervisor, announces the Golden, Roy Montgomery, flnsl Midget Basketball Lea- Carlton McDonald, Eleanor Cue standings: Mobley, Cynthia Kendrick, Team W L Shirley Rhodes, Lillie Sapp, Jet* T 1 Dean la Peels, Barbara Ba­ Tlgeri • 2 con, R o s a a n n a r Johnson, Hawks 4 4 Mary Sharpe DolUson, Bar­ Rama 2 • bara Sandifer, Rebecca MorReds l 7 The Jets won the ehsmplon- gan, Gloria Williams, Odsll ship by beating the Tigers H a y w o o d , Alice Holmee. •5-30. They will receive tro­ T o m m i e Jenkins, Minnie phies. Tbe teams will engsge Ralnee, Mildred Quinn, Diane in a tournament at the Roy Wilson, Julios Rlngling, Be­ A. Allan Gymnasium Sstur- linda Daniels, Elnorm Allen, dsy beginning at 9 a. m. Tro­ Gail Montgomery, Joyce An­ phies will be awirded to the ne Williams, Samuel Alioway, Alva Begley, Marsha winners. • • • Uanderaon, Lorraine RingAn appeal U being made Itog, Mary Diggs, Brenda by the Crooms High PTA and Shaw, Anal* Jackson, James principal, 11. L. Doutlss, to Fields, Edward Booty, Joyce get mothers and other In­ M o n t g o m e r y , Clares the terested ladies to serve the Banka, Mamie Bowman, Aahigh school as Gray Ladles nle Hardy, Marsha Deveaux, for the school's clinic. These Patricia Ward, Annto Rouse, Gretn and Mart* persons will be trained D a w n through the services of the schools. Organlxen of the March I demonstration pre­ dicted "more than 100,000 persons" would participate. Jam es E. Donovan, presi­ dent of the New York City Education Board, reiterated bis refusal to resign Tuesday and told hla Negro critics his stand on school integration to "morally right." Donovan's plan to to eliminate de facto segregation with aa little dis­ ruption to existing school K T ia d U ttg St. James Observes B y Hebert B. Thomai Jr. FA 1*75# St. Jame* AXIS Church ob­ served Its Men'* Day Pro­ gram last Sunday. The theme was "Building Better Christ­ ian Brotherhood and Relation­ ship—Our Major Task." Prof. R. E. Green, teacher of Eng­ lish at Crooms High School, brought a most challenging and. strong message. Johnell Bryant, custodian at Uopper Elementary, aang "My Task." He performed well, aa usual. Prof. Harold Boggs, the blind pianist and hla singers of Clinton, Ohio, will appear a t New Salem Primitive Baptist Church this Sunday a t 7:30 p. m. You are asked to coma out and witness this program. These artists are among the finest In the world. If you fall to attend, you will miss a real treat. Reginald Steele, S, son of Mrs. Ethel Steele, of 34 Wil­ liam Clark Court, Is doing very well In school. He is a third-year pupil at the FlorIda School for the deaf and blind located In St. Augus­ tine. HU teacher, *Sherwood Hampton, says that Reginald enjoys school and maintains hU standing a t the top of his class. Mrs. Steele U vary proud of her son's progress and performance. We are su’e that he will continue to progress, and will some day take his place in our so­ ciety as a useful citlxen. Wo ere happy for you tr*. Steele. Freddie Robinson, 22, whose wife, Joan, resides a t 901 Pe­ can Avenue, has been pro­ moted to sergeant at Fort Hood, Tex., where he Is aery, log with the Firs Atnaored Division. He U a 1M0 gra­ duate of Croomi High School lice to clear the municipal building. At the same time Daley promised that federal surplus food would be made available to hardship cases. There were no incidents. 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COGBURN celebrated nell, of DcBary; Dewey Cog­ their Both wedding anniversary a t their home in burn, of Titusville; S/Sgt. Flora Heights. Noali Wllmer Cogburn, USA, Fort Knox, Ky., and CWO John C. Cogburn, of Ft. Benning, Ga. Mr. Cogburn's sis­ ter, Mrs. Annie Mae Green, of Alexander City, Ala., also attended the celebration. The guests were served cake and punch. After the Theme of the annual Sem­ The highlight of the even­ open house the entire family gathered fer a turkey dinner. inole High School' Glee Club ing was the crowning of the ball was "Garden of the Queen of the Ball by Mrs. Bill Stars,” with t h e student Clause Jr. Judgea for this lounge decorated accordingly. crowning were Mrs. Wendy Various sized stars and Johnson, Mrs. Walter Fesler, half moons, made of* silver Mrs. Otis Jones and Mrs. H. A PLAQUE is presented by Mrs. Mumie Arnold, paper, glittered above the L. Johnson. Miss Sherry Thrasher, es­ Department of Florida president of American dance floor. A large wishing Legion Auxiliary, to Mrs. Grace Ambachcr, well made of red camellias corted by Lloyd Freeman, president of Old Glory Unit 183, for having 100 and green foliage was plac­ wai crowned the Queen of the By Jane Casselberry per cent membership plus four for 1964 reached ed near the center of liie Ball. Peggy Miller, escorted Former Casselberry resi­ room. Cupids and red hearts by Leitner Ley, and Sue Orbefore Oct. 20, 1963. Unit 183 nlso has received dents, Willis and Dorothea were placed at various points seno, escorted by Richard a dtation for meritorious service. Benson, and their sona, Char around the walla. Each table Hlttell, were selected as run­ lea and Billy, who now live on wai decorated with red ca­ ner-ups. Kodiak Island in Alaska, re­ mellias and white candies in­ Queen Sherry wai present­ port that they are enjoying termingled among ferna. ed with a beautiful bouquet oi their new home and are aurThe decorating committee flowers and her crown wai By Maryann Miles Edward Lcpkoik* of New vivlng the Alaskan winter. consisted of the Miisea Diane made of flowers. The attend­ Mr. and M n. Ray Weiley York and their aon, George, Mrs, Benson, who is well Clause, chairman, Jean Mai­ ants were given gifts. will have aa their gueita this and daughter, Nancy. known to her many frienda in lers, Randall Chase and Ro­ the area aa a result of bci bert Ballard. Barbara Macdonald, daugh­ yeara aa music teacher at Several Sanford Junior High ter of Mrs, Rita Macdonald Lyman High School and South students served as waitress­ and granddaughter of Mrs. Seminole Junior High, hat a es. These were the Misses Ray Holmes, who has been a position aa assistant librarian Marilyn Hern, Beth Morgan, patient in Holiday Hospital in and study hall teacher at Debbie Kinsey, Sally Spen­ The American Home De­ Orlando, Is reported to be re­ Kodiak High School. She is cer, Dawn Fcdder and Betsy partment of the Sanford Wom­ cuperating satisfactorily at also directing a musical com­ Carman. an's Club will hold a covered home. edy at this achool. Mrs. Ben­ The Temptations from Win­ dish luncheon Thursday at 1 son is a member of the ter Park furnished the music p.m. at the home of Mrs. C. Houseguest this week ol church choir and the Builneas for dancing. Also a folk ting­ R. Sima, 111 W. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crum is and Protfculonal Women'* ing group, known aa the Four Circle, Miss Barbara Karrmann Irora Club. Scorca of Orlando, entertain­ Thla meeting will bo an in­ Roosevelt, N. Y. Willis Benson Is teaching at ed the gueita with several formal affair and aU mem­ By Myrtle Wilson the navy base school on Ko­ numbers during the evening. ber* are urged to attend. Looking for a house plant diak. that's easy to grow? Charles, their son, grad­ Choose a philodendron. Ac­ uated from Lyman High cording to the U, 8. Depart­ School and Is planning to join ment of Agriculture, the phil­ Uie U. S. Air Force in (he odendron growe better than near future. He la now em­ moat other house plants under ployed by the King Crab conditions found Inilde moil The Ladles Society of the Plant. modem botnos. They do well Billy is a freahman in high aa long aa they are kept Brotherhood of Locomotive school. He la on the honor Firemen and Engtncraen la In warm, moderately molit, and the proceii of completing Its roil and la playing the lead out of direct aunllght. plans for tho March dinner In a school play. Both boys Some are even resistant to meeting. Tltcsc plans were are active In the young peo­ cold. The philodendron soildiscussed at the last meeting ple's group at the Community cum, for example, can with­ in the home of Mra. J. R Baptist Church. stand temperature* dose to Wclli Jr. freezing. It also growa proOfficer* for tho new year llforouily. Ona plant display­ wore also Installed at the ed In a Washington, D. C., de­ meeting. T h o s e Installed partment store boasted a di­ were: Mrs. J. R. Wells Jr., ameter of IS feel. president; Mrs. J. R. Brooks, You can buy a philodendron vice president; Mrs. Robert plant a t the florist simps, Kiacnroff, accretary; Mrs. H. supermarkets, at drugstores K. Turner, treasurer; Mra. or dime department stores. Ilaruld Keeling, collector; A rehearsal party honor There are many varieties. Of Mr*. J. A. Calhoun, chaplain; Ing Miss Dawn Barnes, of the most common ii the phil­ Mr*. C. 11. Goethe. Mrs. II. II. Casselberry, and Larry MeGREETING Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bierly of odendron oxycardum, which Fortner, Mrs. Walter Cook, Grew, of Orlando, was given MHIhcim, Pa., for a grand reunion after 20 yeara hai heart-shaped leaves, and trustees; Mrs. E. P. Williams, recently by hi* parents, Mr. In Mrs. Nora Norris, Welcome Wagon Hostess the philodendron pertusanl, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Paul and Mra. Robert McGrew at for the South Seminole Newcomers Club, with large perforated leaves. Scfricd, Mra. Alfred Green, their home on Ardaley Drive. But there are also philoden­ torlal committee; Mr*. Harry A buffet super was served drons with cut leaves end Wilson a n d Mrs. Alfred to membera of tha wedding even leaves shaped like dag­ Green, tclepbono committee, party. The guesta included gers. and Mr*. Walter Cook, pub­ Mrs. Donald Barnes, mother Usually philodendrons ere of the bride; Bliss Paula An­ licity chairman. grown on trelllsoi or mossThe guests were served re­ drews, maid of honor; Mias covered poles. Thcso plants freshments. Those attending Barbara Navlus and Blra. need to be fastened to the sup­ k u a v a m a r o u iu r v m the Installation of officer* Donna Lou Bratt, brides­ port. You can use green, pa­ maids; Terry BtcGrew, best per-covered wire for this pur­ man; Allan Moen and David pose or you can get common Barnes, ushers, and Rav. Paul pins. K. Nordalek, pastor a t 8L When the plant grows to the John's Lutheran Church In end of the trellis, cut back the Winter Park. •terns to force new branches. Start this new growth winding down the trellis. Increase the light and decrease tho amount of water. To get philodendron leaves to ahine, wash them once a month with soap and water. Queen Sherry Thrasher Crowned At Ball Benson Family Enjoying Move To Alaska South Seminole Personals Informal Affair Is Planned Philodendron Plants Popular In Homes New Officers Installed A t Meeting Wedding Party Honored With Supper Harrison A. Peck, a natire of Reading, Pa., and now a resident of Ft. Laud­ erdale, was truest speaker at the February meeting of the Rose Circle at the “Golden Acres" home of Mrs. Charles Cole in Genera. Mrs. Charles Brumlcy and Mrs. Fred Lingenfelitr were co-hostesses at ths Informal coffee pre­ ceding the meeting. The guest speaker chose as his topic “Gardens in Col­ or.” lie illustrated his topic with colored slides, which he said he had taken through the years aa a hobby. The president, Mrs. A.W. Epps, conducted the routine business and made the report from the Board. Mrs. B.B. Crumley, tree chairman, reported that tOO seedling pine trees, obtained from the county agent, had been distributed and planted by members. Tentative floor plans for a proposed Garden Club build­ ing were shown and describ­ ed by Mrs. James T ru itt World Gardening chairman, Mrs. Henry Simpson, report­ ed that boxes of used cloth­ ing and costume Jewtlry had heen sent to Formosa by the club. She requested more good used clothing, horticul­ ture books and commemora­ tive stamps. Horticulture chair­ man, Mrs. Cole, urged using care in selecting plants that are cold resistant for this area. She also said that March Is the best time for dividing daylllies. She gave seedlings of cocoa plumosa plants to those present. F o l l o w i n g a sandwich luncheon, the group drove through the Leu Gardens in Orlando. The guests present wars Mrs. Harrison Peck, Mrs. W. E. Morris and Fred Llngenfalser. Other members pre­ sent were: Mrs. J.L. Brown, Mrs. W.A. Morrison, Mrs. J.C. Noel, Mrs. Donald Nor­ ton, Mrs. G.R. Pearson, Mrs. John D. Thomas, Mrs. Marie Wilhelm, Mrs. J.D. Woodruff, Mrs. E.W. White and Mrs. Mildred Babcock. Another use for that won­ derful nylon net. Buy several of those small sponges that come In a package. Make a case of aeveral thicknesses of net for each sponge, allowing enough length to ititch each end together. Use In the bath­ room and kitchen for a quick cleanup. Cuts down on tha use oi harsh cleansers on the porcelain. Us* also for a soap bolder aa soap will not stick to the net. Virginia C. Fleming To W ed Ken Mann Mr. and Mrs. Makon FI*Til­ ing, of Hartwell, Ga., an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Virginia Caro•enc, to Kenncih Larry Mann, of Lake Monroe, son of Jack J . Mann. The wedding will be an event of March T at 7 p.ra. in the Mount Olivet BaptM Church. All friends and rela­ tives are Invited to attend thg ceremony. Miss Fleming it a graduate of Hart County High School and Johnson Business College. The bride-elect Is presenlly employed by the Citi­ zen* Banking Company in HartwclL Kenneth Mann is a grad­ uate of bu.-ilnole High SchooL He has servtJ three years in the U. S. Army and is pres­ ently employed by Amazetron, Inc., in HartwelL New Members Are Initiated At Meeting VIRGINIA CAROLENE FLEMING to Kenneth Larry Mann. wed Enterprise Personals Ted Foster, son of Rev. and Mrs, Fred Foster, is enrolled this semester in the Louisiana State University in New Or­ leans, Sp 4 Wayn* Roberta, who hat Just recently returned Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn from two and a half years in Viet Nam, and is now sta­ tioned in Ft. Bennlng, Ga., was overnight guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. C. A. Henderson. Carol Emanuel, Harold Goodwin Repeat Vows Mr*. Carol Ann Emanuel and Harold Richard Goodwin were united in marriage Sun­ day afternoon at 2 p.m, at tha Barnett Memorial Meth­ odist Church in Enterprise with Rev. Fred Foster offic­ iating a t the double ring cer­ emony. The couple wee at­ tended by Mr. and Mra. Layton Oglesby. The bride chose a street length pink dress of nylon with a lace bolero and white accessories. She wore a cor­ sage of pink and white car­ nation*. Mrs. Oglesby wore a blueflowered nylon dress with white accessories. A reception followed in the church annex. The newly­ weds will reside on Madison Place. The bridegroom ia employed at Deltona. Mr. and Mra. Harry C. VIereck of Wenonab, N. J., were visiting Enterprise last week. Mr. VIereck, whose grandfather, Christian Sofielsa, made bis home here about the turn of the century, came along with bis father, John VIereck, when he wai only a boy of 10 years for a visit with grandparents. Mr. Vicreck commented on the many changes of the vicinity since that time. By Mrs. H. L. Johatop Three new members war# initialed at the monthly meeting of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club. T h l • meeting was held at the Com­ munity Building in Monroe. Mrs. C. E. Hunter, president, presided over the meeting. Mrs. 0. Nordgren gave the devotional. During the builneas session of the meeting, the group dis­ cussed their coming events. It was announced that the 30th anniversary of the club would be held on May 14. Ten­ tative plans for a banquet and program were made. The Heart Queen candidate* Darlene Roberta, who is being sponsored by the elub* was introduced to the group. The club has recently givm a bake tale to further tbn plans for Its candidate. Msi. Nordgren and Mrs, Katheryn Malloy showed th« members a chair and tab it they reflnished while attend­ ing a reflnJshlng school held at the Home Demonstration Center. en n eu i r c a v ic to r GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT KATE GREENAWAY COLORING BOOK 7 j dtagj 18sq. Is. picture II* tuba (overall with private earphona Accentuate Yotur Outfit With New Spring Jewelry From Our Largo Selection. 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Yon can ham one too—when yon buy one of tho delightful new Kate Groenawaya at Garrett’e. �Vbr B ta ta rl Teb. 10, 10C4 — Tapre 11 VrraQ (D&oa Gbby. • DEAR ABBY: I beg to differ with your reply to that mall carrier's wife w h o thought .tome of the women on hi* route were after him. You raid that most women were interested in their MAIL, nut tier MA1.K. Well, my son was a m eter reader. He said he had to keep his e y e s straight ahead every mom­ ent. being careful not to even to look sideways of the women or he would have a hard time getting out of tlie house1. (Ho was 31, six-foot three, and very good looking.) One woman, who was old enough to be his mother, was so aggres­ sive that be reported her to the front office. They eent a detective out there to question her, and she got her claw* Into the detective and almost broke up his home. Must service men can tell you it doesn’t pay to lie loo friendly to the lady of the house. METER READER'S MOTHER • • • DEAR ABBY: We have been married 12 years and have 3 children. We have plenty of beds so that each d U q h liq h iA By Abigail Van Buren of us can sleep alone mm. ent. f told her that 1 had My h u s b a n d complained never met my daugh'.er-inthat hr was crowded, so I law, but my son said she was changed our double l»ed for a shy little thing, and I twins beds. Now. every thought It might be easier night the children argue for her to meet her moth­ over whose turn It Is to er-in-law alone for the first sleep with Daddy. I try to time. My friend didn't take force the "each to hit own the hint. Rather, she said. bed" rule, but my husband "I would like to meet the girl—aren't you going to overrides my objections with the argument that he does­ a»k me lo sit down?" 'I n't mind." But the next told her as nicely as I could that I thought It would morning he complains to me that the kids threshed be better if she caino back around and he couldn’t get the next afternoon for tea, any rest. But the next night and meet tier then. She left It's the same story. What’a in a huff. How could t have wrong with this picture? handled a situation like that ANNOYED more tactfully? DEAR ANNOYED: HIS WONDERING sleepless nights are the DEAR WONDERING: I least of what's wrong. think you handled an akChildren should not get into ward situation with admirthe habit of sleeping with able finesse. • • • their parents. • • • Get it off your chest. For DEAR ABBY: I've man­ a personal unpublished re­ aged to live 47 years with­ ply, write to ABBY, Box out writing anyone for ad­ 3365, Beverly lulls. Calif. vice, but something happen­ Enclose a stamped, selfed the other day that I addressed envelope. • « • would appreciate a cem­ ent on. A friend of mine For Abby's booklet, "How dropped in unexpectedly, To Have A Lovely Wed­ and I explained to her that ding,” send SO cents to I was expecting my too Abby, Box 3365, Beverly and his wife at any mom­ Hills, Calif. Qaaoby On(Bhidqa GRAND OPENING of Bridges & Bush Photographic Studio was featured with Mayor A. L. Wilson, pictured (left) with Manager W. R. McDaniels, drawing prises for D. Kay, Deluind, first; Michael E. Jacobs, Sanford Naval Air Station, second, and Mary Leffler, -121 Virginia Avenue, third. TELEVISION WEDNESDAY P. M. COI ( I ) N s w sc o p * (I) Nswa, Sport*. W *sthor (0) Nsws, Sports, Wsxthsr By Oswald Jacoby CIO (0) K d lto rls l 1:11 (1) Nsws. Dr. Walter Lund berg of Austin, Minn., has sent a hand that fits In perfectly with this column on trump manage­ m en t He lays tbat bis bid of four hearts was aggressive and I agree with him, but the hands fit beautifully and In spite of the 5-0 break In trumps there was no way to beat him on the line of play ho adopted. The principal features of hla play were that he realised that he could never afford to lead a trump himself and that ha had to bring homo seven trump trlcka. He took the ace of clubs, ruffed a club, and led e dia­ mond to dumm y'i nine. Wa /EASTER Let Un Fill ' All Your ■ f A JM ♦ A* + A4IS AKQSSS KAR 41 ♦ K 7J 4 Q 1014 W None V Q IIII ft Q J 10 >4 4K 11 •o tm ftAJTi V K 104S j {..» b i t and Wart vulnerable 1* Pese 1N.T. P e a IV Paso 1* IV 4 f HAN KOI FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. le t A Hanford Ave. 122-8452 W ss- 7 : ! i ( 0 ) Local N a n s . 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Vlrnlnlmn t o e n s nsiMi-t* side tricks before tbe oppon­ 12:00 (2) T o u r F i r s t I m p r e s s ­ 1:00 (0) Patty Duka ents would get ■ chance to Cl* ion <*) Ths Fsrmsr's ruff them. Dauchtsr (<) U>»* o f Lit# (0) Tlghtrops (I) Noran Kayo A diamond was now ruffed 11:33 (2) T r u th or C o n s t 0 :00 (>> Ksplonacs by dummy's four of trumps uurn rea (0) Itsvsrly IllUbtUtss (0) Usn Casty (*) F a t h e r K n o w s B a i t and the last club was led (0) Dick Van Dyke <*) S ea rch for T o m o rro w from dummy. East discarded 100:10 12:14 («) ( l u l d l n g L i g h t :0 * (3) Klavanth Hour (0) tunny Kays 1:00 (31 N e w s his lis t diamond, not that it Channtne (St K rnle F ord mattered what he did. Walter ll:*» (0) (2M*> Nswa, Wsathsr, <«> Tha Opsn W i n d o w ruffed with his last trump end Sports 1:11 (3) F o c u s (0 ) N s w a — M u r p h y P e o p le A r t F u n n y 1:20 (2) led a spade. East had to ruff Martin F an(0) N o w s — P a r t and give dummy two more tt:to (1) Nsws. Wsathsr, nail Sports <*> A t T h * W o r ld Turn * trump tricks. 11:38 (0) Thsatsr of tha Stars 1:4a (0) Cartoon * 2:00 (3) Lot's Make A Deal 21:10 (1) Johnny Carson t*> (0) 3:10 ( I ) (0) (1) 3:11 ( I ) An n Bothern P a ta w o r d T h # D o cto rs P a y Tn Court A r t L ln k lo tta r N s w a — L ies H ow ­ ard l<orotta Y o u n g O en ara' H osp ital To Tall Tha T r u lh You Don't Say (C olor) Q u to n F o r A P a y Tho E d g e o f N ig h t M atch (lam a T r a ll m a s t e r S e c r e t Hlorm Rurna an d Allen Nswa U n c le W a lt B eat o f Oroueho Cartoon* N aw aeop * L t a v o It To Ba avsr 3:»4 ( ! ) (I) (0) 2:1* (3) <:t» 4:10 4:24 1:04 1:10 (0) (4) (2) (0) (4) (3) (2) (1) (t) (4) (2 ) (I) RITZ LAHT DAT Start* Tomorrow Show# At 1:00 • 3:00 6.-05 • 7:10 • 8:55 (Color) (I) XfOTlS WomanByRuthMiiiett Who can't quite aeem to share the children’s happiness at the dose of another school year. Who la always thinking. "Next year things won't be so hectic—end I will have a ilttla more time for myself.” Who finds it easier to say ‘‘we'll see," or "m aybe," in­ stead of "no” to a teen-ager who can present his case With the skill of a lawyer. Who finds It hard to answer a husband's "Well, what have you been doing all day ?" be­ cause, though you work hard trying to keep even with the housework, you rarely have any big accomplishment to mention. Don't think you'ro tbe only housewife who fits this pic­ ture. Truly, it's typical. Grace notes for home har­ mony at all ages: Ruth Millett’a "Happier Wlvea (Hints for Husbands).” Send 25 cents to Rutii Miiiett Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Sanford Herald. P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 18, N. Y. Wins Poll NEW YORK (UPI) — Delth Lincoln, who helped the San Diego Chargers to their first American Football League championship, has beeu nam ­ ed January winner of Ihe S. Rae Hlcknok poll. Buikctball star Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Koyals was runnerup in the tirst leg for the "Professional Athlete U the McKinley Wins PHILADELPHIA (DPI) — Year" award. Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley defeated Raphael Offered Match Usuna, 6-3, 8-6, 5-7, 4-0, 6-3, LONDON (UPI) — British Sunday to win the Philadel­ heavyweight Johnny Prescott phia indoor tennis champion­ has been offered a non-title ship at S t Joseph's College bout egalnst world light hea­ Field House. vyweight champion Willie LONDON ( UPI)—Comment­ ing on the uproar over British scientists leaving the country for the United States, Harry Cohen wrote to the Dally Telegraph today: "Aa long as America leaves us our poets, we are not so badly off." STOREWIDE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE SALE C0 * lilt 0:20 1:10 (1) (2) (*) (2) (0) T:0* ( I ) (0) 7:13 ( I ) 7:10 (0) (2) S U m n a stlc # S u n sh ln n A l m a n a s O rors. F a r m Rep ort F lo r id a H isto ry S u n r l s s Bsra sa lsr Today— H ush Downs F ilm K sa tu rta Farm Mkt. R ep ort Xllckla Ev a n * Today PEATUHED WASHER HAH 2 SPEEDS. 3 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FABMIC WASHING. • Frigidaire underwater Adion Zana holps get clothes fabulously dean? *188 With Trade Hid Yihlen RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 M ag n o lia S a n fo rd DAILY H ow ler’s L unch eo n S p ecial 1 1 1 1 realizing his daughter Is growing Into maturity. Later, John Mills sod Danny take the spotlight with a clever "Mutiny on the Bounty" sa­ tire, and the three segue Into an even funnier iketch where Danny la hilarious aa a French customs Inspector. Midway, the team of Joe and Eddie provocatively warble "The Ox Driver's Song." 10-11 p.m. NBC. Eleventh Hour. "87 Different Kinds of Love.” Give this aerlci cre­ dit, when it casts an unfit mother, It casts the kind of unfit mother who's worth looking aL In this episode the delinquent parent, w h o s e daughter is removed from her custody, Is Diana Dora. The child, old beyond her yeara, ia emotionally played by Jen­ ny Maxwell. Joseph Campanells and Phyllis Love (who is not one of tlie 87 named ia tbe title) play the girl's wellintentioned foster parents. Hamburger Coke Order French Fries Fra# Ram# Of Bawling 9 9 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. JET LANES No Chmrg# For Howling Shoe# EVERYBODY READS THE CLASSIFIED TOMITK I THUtaHAT Carload Paso Rita Tie# a i t tie -T A L L H T U R 3 . U l k a a y Perklaa Jane Fonda Pino At Si«* Ualy •'Min ii:.iu u tt||r.a s* R o b ert M itch a m Troop 34 Scouts Win Top Awards Deborah K err — C olor Troop 34, sponsored by First Methodist Church, held a Court of Honor a t McKinley Hall a t tha church. The follow Inn boya received (huso awards: John Mills— nature, cilirenthip in tlie coin inunity, soil and water con­ servation, and safety; Lee Htoudenmira — second class; J rrry Mill* — second clnaa; Russell Echols — Star Hcout and the first aid merit badge; Phillip Uriner—aecond class. TH! IATIST CONCfPT IN LUXUCY ft COMFORT! 1 [FoaKbuk latte • Smoking Section A BRAND NEW THEATRE FOR HEM1NOLE COUNTY! PREMIERE PERFORMANCE 8 P.M. FEB. 26 TV RENTAL • Hales Impteloe Boaar « THE NO. 1 ATTRACTION OF 2LL1 AT SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES! 4 Service Seminole TV FA 2-4924 ZeniUt Color TV Hales 2400 Hanford Are. Bring: Up Rivers BOSTON (UPI) — Tlie Bos­ ton Bruins of the National Hockey League have brought up high • scoring Wayne Riv­ ers from Ilerabey and sent cooler Bob Letter to tbe American League club. Riv­ era, who scored 21 goals after an early Injury, will play on the Forbes Kennedy-Guy GenIron line. P h . 322-0915 NEW YORK (UPI) — The "Baseball Game of tlie Week" will be televised na­ tionally by tbe Columbia Broadcasting Syalem on 46 weekend dates during 1964, it was announced Tuesday. OVEK 33 YEARS At Flrat At Palmetto (Alongside old punt office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Caipeta • Furniture • Tile • PU nas • Rental Bed* e Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER Pastrano of Miami at Lon­ don's Empire Pool, May 26. You'll get the response Hanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders You want when you use Ph. 322-9616 utyp £>aufarfo TV Games Model WC D AS*2 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show. (P art I) Quite funny but next wcck'i oonclusion is even funnier. Rose Mark- is hilarious in her role of gag writer Sally Ro­ gers. Appearing on a late show (a carbon of the "To­ night" show), she's such a hit as a guest, the emcee in­ sists she Join him as a reg­ ular feature. Trouble is Sally starts to neglect her work and Rob and Buddy (Dick van Dyke and Murey Anioterdam) issue an ultimatum that's partly engendered by their thinly disguised jealousy of her success as a celebrity. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. A delightful hour wlUiout a single dull minute. English star John Mills and Ills equally celebrated daugh­ ter Hayloy Mills are Danny's guests. Hayloy joins Danny in an opening sketch in which Danny gives a hilarious por­ trayal of a father suddenly THURSDAY A. M. Leave The Poets Floral Needs 322-1822 0» A 10 5 4 Jha Don't think you're the only housewife— Who is always clipping re­ cipes, but never gets around (o filing them. Whose husbsud a l w a y s wants to know what you did with anything be has mis­ placed. Whose children always vol­ unteer your service! when there y e cookies to be baked, cbaufferlng to be done, or aomebody'i house la needed for a teen-age party. Whose indispensable laborsaving devices always seem to cltoose ths worst possible moment for groaning and giv­ ing up. Who always falls for the flattering words, "No one ia as well qualified aa you are to be the chairman of this Important committee." Bportl. thsr TONIGHT 7:30-6:30 p.m. CBS. CBS Reports. "Tha Flight From Hollywood." If you still care about tlie problems facing Hollywood and the American Motion Picture industry, this ia a thoughtful If somewhat sketchy analysis of the situa­ tion. Not a glamour hour, though many of filmdum's name* do appear, it ia almost a true sociological study. The subject and many of the par­ ticipants are sufficiently in­ teresting to make this worth catching for a non-definitive introduction to a changing condition which doesn't real­ ly affect an outsider very deeply. 99:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. Granny (Irene Ryan) gets moat of the action In this cpliode and makes it even funnier than usual. Still determined to get Elly May (Donna Douglas) a beau, Granny teaches her "oldfashioned courtin'." but Eljy May doesn’t like glib bank clerk Penrod aa Granny's choice. But when Lafe Crick (Peter Whitney) shows up with his eligible but stupid son, Elly and Granny share a common distaste. Jed (Bud­ dy Ebscn) knows Granny would just as soon shoot at the Cricks as look a t them. So he hides the slovenly pair until he can get Granny in a good mood. You can bet Gran­ ny goea for her gun anyway. TV Time Preview* ^ C O m Ji WANT ADS CAFETERIAS "DAa m F oocI Cowiteow Sewtce Com# din# with u*. Enjoy crisp, appetizing naiads... testy p«#e, cakat and creams.. .tender, dabcicus print# meets and gard*n-fr#eh vegetables ... served In tru|r pie*sent surroundings. And remember, Thursday night fie "family night" with fr** dessert* for all...and , Saturday night is "steak night" when you get a Wg Ml*. T-Bone sleek cooked to your order for only JUST CALI FA 2-5412 >Luncheon: 11 A. U. • 2:14 f . IV. tenner; 4 :JO - g.00 P. If. T rade Winds C afeterias also located ia Orlando, Ldaabn ry , Cocoa A Melbourne K iiic s t ('ritn riM j» S c rv if c *n!r«91 h l«w mJ. t �i **C ____ L Vfir fe a fg rl Im ll I r a t e 12 — Feb. 10, 10641 Representatives Take Wait-See Stand On Ruling WASHINGTON (UP I) — House member* declined to panic today at a Supreme Court ruling which by ImpllTALLAHASSEE (L T D — Rep. Fred Karl, a candidate fa r governor, called today for a apeclal aaaaioa of the Legist atare on eeegretsie*al redbtrictlag. HonestValues i I ! * |U . 8. CHOICE “FLAVOR-AGED** BEEF 1 SWANSEA, Wales (UPI) — Truck driver Patrick Joseph Wells was acquitted of cmbesillng $13 from hia firm when the court accepted the explanation that tha missing money had been In his blue leans which his wife had put in a washing machine. Rocket Grounded CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) —Strong winds pushed a barge carrying a giant Sa. turn rocket ante • sand bar today delaying tha rocket's ogival here for several hour*. I. c 8 LEAN "WESTERN" V, OR WHOLE • T-BONE • CLUB 98" "” 7 8 CUBE STEAK u, 88 FRKHII -100(-e PL'RE" Ground Beef . . 5 lbs. $1.98 BEEF LIVER . . . . lb. 59c SLAB BACON . . . lb. 39c BACON . . . 3 lb. pkg. 98c WIENERS lb. 49c Pork Loin Roast . . 1b. 49c PORK ROAST PORK STEAKS PORK SIDE PORK HAM . lb. 49c BACK BONE . lb. 49c • NECK BONES lb. 10c • PIGS FEET .... • • * • • • « ■ • s * • • "FRESH SLICED* • "HICKORY SMOKED" "LEAN *N FRE8IF "Til RIFT WAY" THICK-SLICED "YOUR CHOICE" fRfSHEST PRODUCE U. . NO. 1 "WHITE" VIEW HAG POTATOES . . 10 lbs. 39c APPLES 4 lb. cello bag 49c CABBAGE _ _ _ _ _ lb. 5c LETTUCE . . 2 heads 25c FANCY "W1NESAP" “ EVERFRESH" FRESH BAKED! ORANGE CHIFFON CAKE FRESH GREEN CRISPY 45 £®*DAIRY ft K raft's "Miracle’ K raft’s "Philadelphia1 WHIPPED OLEO CREAM CHEESE JJP HetKt ' * H O SE HUSHES E A C H ^ 29 & FROZENFOODSI t “AUTOCRAT** "MRS. SMITH’S" CHERRY PIES FRENCH FRIES SHRIMP FISHSTICKS POTATO SOUP OYSTER STEW "MR. G" ICE CREAM Vi G A L "SEA BRA X ir llltEA IIED "FOUR FISHERMEN" FISH I "CAMPBELL’S" "CAMPBELL’S" » “Chlck.e or The Sea" Light Meat TUN A.......... M IL K . . . . . . . . . . PORK & BEANS FRUIT COCKTAIL PEACHES . . . APPLE SAUCE . FRUIT DRINK . hunk Style No. (j Cans "8I1UHFINE" "SOUTHERN'* "BOWMAN'S" "Del Maeta" Pineapple-Grapefruit . . . . . ..» v « 7/88C RICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c . 9/88c CORNEDB E E F ............. 39c . 4/88c YAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/88c . 4/88c TEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c . 6/88c INSTANT T E A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c . 3/88c CAT CHOW .............. 39c Beer£89 I* OZ. CAN GRAPE JELLY _ _ _ _ _ 3/SI.OO "THRIFTY" PRESERVES PEACH NO 303 CANS "SOUTHERN" WHOLE A CUT NO. 2(i CANS "L1PTO.V 4 OZ. PKG. NO. 303 CANS "LIPTON" lVi OZ. JAR "LYRES" CORNED BEEF 4> Os. Can# "PURINA 23 OZ. BOX “SUNSHINE" GOLD BOND \\ ith This Coupon A The Purchase Of [ “Stauffer’." 5 SPINACH STAMPS SOUFI.E 12 Os. Pkg. 4>e Cmigaa r»od BI je e r “T h rift*ay"£ Only, Thru S a t, February S3 J SO EXTRA With This ) Coupon A Tha Purchaaa Of “Gravy Train" DOG FOOD 23 l.h. Bag IU I NO. 2< 2* j CANS GOLD BOND STAMPS 3 Coupe* road a t je e r T h riftw ey"! \ Only. Thra S a t, February a IK OZ. JARS . . . . . . . . . . . . 3/51.00 "VAN CAMP" 50 EXTRA C 3 LB. BAG "SEE ALL" "THRIFTY* NO., iiw .WO u CANS i • .a a r » iit r CANADIAN ACE Ne Deg. Necessary NO. 3(3 CANS "BUSH" SWEET 3/8 PEAS................... 5/88c i. “KHURFINE” EVAPORATED "SHOWBOAT" Limit: 2 Please "THRIFTY" PRESERVES |R OZ. JARS PINEAPPLE. . . . . . . . . . 3/S1.00 O I L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . qt. 49c S E 6 0 .......... 3/89c H A SH .......... 3/51.00 HYDROX COOKIES . . 45c KRAFT KRAFT "ALL "ALL PURPOSE" PURPOSE" "LIQUID DIET FOOD" 50 EXTRA I f OZ. DZ. CANS NO. 3N IN CANS LB. PKG. GOLD BONO With This I Coupes A The Purchase Of "K raft" STAMPS Majoaname QL J a r Sic ) Coupe* good at je * r -T h rift* a j‘ Only, Thra S a t, February a 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This I Coapo* A The Purchase Of "Yello* " ONIONS STAMPS 3 Lb. Crlle 2tr Congo* good at j* »r “Thrtflway" Only, Thra S a t, February a 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND. With This I Coupon A The Purrhaae Of [ Each Pkg. I "Family Pak" STAMPS ; t u t-l'p liens it'ui-U g F rjrr* IGenpoa coed at je e r “Thriftway" ( 0 * lj, Thra S a t, February a / -. ______ L- . . r • * ■ "FRESH CUT" "FRESH" "ARMOUR STAR" ALL MEAT i "BOSTON BUTT’ "YOUNG 'N TENDER" BABY Visitor Killed On St. Johns Clean Bill P IC N IC S 1LB . 2 MIAMI BEACH (UP1) - A union boycott that has baited loading of American wheat for Russia drew aharp criticism Monday from United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther. Maritime labor leaders, cheered by backing from AFL-CIO President George Meany, stuck to their de­ mands for shipment of at least half the grain In U. S. ships before canceling the boycott. Asalatant Labor Secretary Jam es J. Reynolds worked In­ to the early hours this morn­ ing trying to settle the dis­ pute over the government's role in enforcing the use of Americsa vessels. The out­ look for an early agreement was not considered bright. Meany and the AFL-CTO Maritime Trade Department aald the Johnaon administra­ tion bad failed to carry out a pledge that 50 per rent of the wheat shlpmonts would be made In U. S. ships employ­ ing American seamen. DELAND ( U P I ) - A n Ohio visitor was killed and two persons were Injured when an outboard boat atruck soma floating grass In tho St. Johns River and crashed Into a channel marker northwest of here Monday. Dead w ai Walter Hannan, 70, of Savannah, Ohio. Mrs. Hannan was pulled from the water and hospital­ ised In fair condition with shock and exposure. The boat owner, Raymond Rcbedouz, M, of Astor, was thrown Into the water but was not hurt. Authorities said Hannan, In the how of the boat when It atruck the channel marker, apparently crashed into the buoy. l LEAN “FRESH* OR “SMOKED" 1 Reuther Blasts Grain Boycott 'i s 25th fir PARK Ini cation could ieopardlre mott of their aeata. Some reform backer* even called It a wel­ come decision. In a landmark 13 decision Monday the high court aald congressional districts had to be “as nearly a* practicable" equal In population. Specifi­ cally, It aald those in Georgia were not and ordered a threejudge court In Atlanta to lake steps to bnng them In bal­ ance. The Georgia Legislature al­ ready it hard at work on this question, under pressure of a eltlxcna suit that claimed the ballots of voters in Atlanta are worth only a third aa much a* those In tho state's least populous congressional district So the order may not have to bo carried out there. But dissenting Justice John M. Harlan noted that 37 of the SO states, with 3N of the 433 House seats, also are open to action on tho ground their districts a r e not evenly drawn. It was tho court's first de­ cision directly affecting the makeup of congressional dis­ tricts. Tho first reaction of mauy House members who might be affected wss to wait and see what, if anything, happens. j T h u n . • Frl. - Sal. �.A A *4r Enlightened Sea Interest It ia often aaid that the real world crisis in the coming decades will not be the struggle between communism and democracy but between the have and have-not nations. The underdeveloped nations have GU per cent of the world's popula­ tion, but only 25 per cent of its food production, 1G per cent of its industrial output and 17 per cent of its income. Foreign aid has long been a wea­ pon used by both sides in the cold war. Since World War II. the Un­ ited States has distributed nearly $98 billion to 111 countries. Onethird of this has been in the form of military assistance. The largest single chunk of U.S. aid — $29 billion — went to post­ war Europe under the Marshall Plan. An additional $1G billion was spent to build up the continent’s military strength. The Communist world did not get into the uid game until 1951, but by 19G1 the Red bloc nations had giv­ en $4.8 billion in aid nnd credits to carefully selected recipients. An­ other $3.4 billion from Russia and $1 billion from Red China was giv­ en to Eastern European Communist countries in the 195Us. The East vs. West cold-war as­ pect of foreign aid is changing, however, ns more and more nations join the list of loaners and donors. According to News Front magagine, between 1955 and 19G0, 1G Western nations besides the U.S. gave $9.8 billion in economic aid. — France gives or lends an aver­ age of $950 million u year, mostly to former colonies. It has 10,000 teach­ ers and technicians in Africa alone. — West Germany, which contri­ buted $575 million in 19G1, is thirdlargcst aider and has committed $4.6 billion to 40 nntions. — The United Kingdom, has giv­ en $2 billion in uid so fur this decade, chiefly through the Colunibo Plan for South Asia. Since this plan was set up in 1950, the Dritish Com­ monwealth has funneled close to $14 billion into the ureu. (Canada, for instance, contributes $60 mil­ lion a year.) — The United Nations, through its gift and loun agencies and peace­ WASHINGTON - (NEA) - through social security taxes. Medical care for the aged The pivot man in this mat­ emerges clearly now as the ter is Democratic Hep. Wiltop priority item on President 'rur Mills, chairman of the Johnson's 1964 ‘'m ust" lis t- House Ways and Means Com­ after civil rights and tax re. mittee. If Johnson somchow duction. can gain his support, medi­ The President' himself has care will find the necessary not yet struck off such a list, 13 committee votes for a fav­ as his most immediate pre­ orable beginning v e r d i c t . decessor olten did. Uut peo­ Eleven are set now. Should these proposals con­ ple around him suggest that any priority tabulation would tinue to be mired in Ways and include, besides the three Means, t h e administration could turn back to the Senate items already set down: The "w ar on poverty” pack­ lor propulsive action. The Senate killed medicare, age. including some education proposals. 52 to 43, in midsummer of New authorization funds for 1962. But since then the vote prospect for the administra­ area redevelopment. tion has been improved m a­ A mass transit program. Some kind of omnibus hous­ terially by the 1962 election of Senators Birch Bayh of Indi­ ing bundle. Youth employment propos­ ana. Daniel Brewster of Maryland, George McGovern als. of South Dakota. Thomas New wheat legislation. A foreign aid bill closr lo McIntyre of New Hampshire, Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin budget requests In the view of some admin­ and Abraham Hibicoff of istration men. medicare is j Conneelitul. The narrow defeat of medi­ the perfect topic to occupy the House in a liig way while the care in 1962 thus could be­ Senate undertakes its long come a razor-thin victory in und predictably stormy strug­ the Senate in 1964 Support by Mills obviously gle over civil rights The proscription, as indi­ would give the proposals cated by the President's j their maximum lilt in a full health message, would be the 1House vole. Prior Senate same as proposed by the late-' passage would perhaps be the John F. Kennedy: hospital next best thing care for the aged, financed I Crucial southern Democra­ Thought For Today They that deny a God, destroy man's nubility; fur certainly man is of kin to the beasts by his body; and, if he be nut kin to God by his spirit, he is a base and ignoble crea­ ture.—Sir Francis Bacon. This Jesus, delivered up accord­ ing to the definite plan nnd fore­ knowledge of God, you crucified and killed by the hands of lawless men. — Acts 2:23. • U. S. In Maelstrom Herald Area Correspondents <Mft ftutfarh fyralft W eek l l . e t I Te ar | l l . a * I Tear t.e« S Mentha t.TI S M o n t h . S.A* S M o nths !.«« | Months t.Oe I Month 1.01 I Month •J. t P o s t s ! R e g u l a t i o n s p ro v ld s that all <u»'i s u b s crip tio n s »s paid la a dvance. E ntered a s secon d c l a s s m a t t s r October i t . ISIS a t the Post O ffice o f Hanford. Florida, under th e Act o f C o n g res s o f March. In s l i c r s l d Is a m em b er o f the Cn lte u c r e s s w h ich Is e n ­ t i tl e d e t c l u e i v e l y to tbe use for rep u b llca tlo a o f a ll the Iocs) nesve printe d In lisle n ew spa p er . X o p a r t o f any m at e ri a l, n e w s or a d f s r i i i i n g . this ad:Hon o f TUs ttaihford Herald may Us r aproducad la a n ) in*.tuar will, ou t w r l t t t n p e rm issio n o f tbs la d lT ld u s! e r firm r e s p o a s lb ls co n sid er ed e s In frin g in g on T b e b e l t lia b le fur d a m a g i n g under g a l u r J a / . b a u d s ? s a d C h ristm a s ciu laim sa. * , f ' pu b lish er o f Tho Herald. A n / for su ch repro duct ion will bs Herald's o o p y r lg a t and will ba t b s law. Published d a ii) o s c t p i publish ed Satu rd ay p r s c s t d lu g £>'an£(y>u6, a Letters Quotes l e r ala,i c a r r i e s t b r w r i t e r 's tru e aaiwr u sd ad ders*. I.c tlrra » r I r w r r I b a a -J.Vo w u r d a w i l l br a lia s iirrfrrrW rr. I .c tlrra a d d r r a s r d lo a l b r r a a r e a c c e p tab le prov id ed I b r r do but d eal Iw p r r a o a a l l l l r s . I’o r l r y la awl j p u b l i s h e d by 1 b e H e r a l d . I will do ray best. 'H ut is all 1 can do. I ask for your j Editor. The fleruld: help nnd God's. —President Lyndon B. John­ I would like to ask a favor und would appiecintc it very son. I got no more tears to cry. much if you would pruvide —Sirs. Ids Composto. Wash­ some help. What I want to huve is a few American | m-ii ington. D. C. fllends. I did not knuw how to This is ridiculous. get them. The othrr day for- l.e e Harvey Oswald. He (President Kennedy) tuuutcly I was told by my died a tyrant's death. I pray flit-lids that the best way to to God the new President will find one is to ask some not he us intolerant and de­ American ui-wspn|H-is for the manding as tile late President help. I would appreciate it very was. —Attorney Itichard Ely, ad­ much if you can let me know dressing a White Citizens u few boys or girls by print­ Council meeting in Nash­ ing a little note in your paper ville. Tenn. so I may get sunin answers. I am . . . optimistic as to My name is Mnsnko Nutojf. the progres's that can he made .My eildi-rs is 1-39 Asuhigauke, during the cctning year. Neriuia-ku, Tokyo, Japan. 1 —Defense Secretary Robert am a Jupunrse girl and ant 16 McNamara, after checkup yrhrs old . visit on light against Com­ I thunk you fur your truuldr. munists in South Viet Nam. Masako N'oloji High Wire Act The gicutest balancing act since High Wire Hlondin piam rd ebeve Niagara Falls is taking place among the top Drutocralic politician* in Texas with President John­ son in charge. The President is trying to balance the Midi Democratic ticket in Texas. The ticket may be balanced with a coltaervalivc shoo-in for the De­ mocratic candidate for gover­ nor and a Deincciatic liberal shoo-in to run for the If. S. Senate. This delicate balance be­ tween conservative end liber­ al Demon ate could leave everybody happy nr anyway less angry than they might otherwise have hern. Further, It is designed tu avoid Demoi t atic primary contests for either nomination which might i d duuragr the party as to penult the Republicans tu elect another candidate to high office in Texas. Texas has been lending a bit toward two-party politics. Republican presidential randidutrs carried Texes in 1928, 1962 and 11)66. Lyndon John­ son was put on the I960 Demoratic ticket by John F. Kennedy to hold the Texes electors. What, else Johnson might acccmplish in the South would be so much frosting on the cake. Johnson is nut likely to need any help in winning Texas' 24 electoral votes In this year’s presidential elecMen. Rut the balancing act he is imposing on Texas De­ mocrats is a good hedge agaitul unexpected trouble, Roy McGhee reported lest week from Washington, D. C..I that: "The awesome power of the White House was brought directly to liear on Democratic party clueftains in Texas s a v 1M So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 to safeguard Ptesidenl John­ son's liberal image in other parta of the United States.” McGhee is a ntembei of the Washington hutesii of Unit­ ed Press International with some special responsibility fur Texas news. He explained that Johnson's awesome pow­ er hud been used to chivvy Rep. Joe Kilgore iD-Tcxt nut of this year's contest for the Uemocrstir senatorial nomi­ nation. Kilgure would have opposed in the primary Sen. Ralph Ysihoruugh, a liberal Democrat. Kilgore had ths support of Gov. John R. Con­ nelly, a one-time aids and long time political associate of President Johnson. A Texas Democratic slate head­ ed by conservatives Counully and Kilgore might have per­ suaded big city northern vetera to suspect that Johnson also was tainted by southern conservatism. Texas dispatches now relate that the President Its* moved to protect Connelly from s primary contest with another Texas Yarborough, this one alec a liberal but no relation to the senator. This Yarborough is Don w h o missed by a whisker defeat­ ing Connaliy for the DeinocruUi- gubernatorial nomina­ tion two years ago. The President’s t h u m b * down evidently either will get Don Yurbcrotigli out of the primary contest altogether or cut him down to bite size for Connaliy. Connaliy is regard­ ed as a conservative by Texas liberals. Texas Republicans do rot regard Connaliy a* a bona fide conservative. The story of the Democra­ tic party In Texas I* cf angry struggle between liberal* and conservative*. Each wing con­ trols about 15 per cent of ths party. They battle for the middle 70 per runt, which ie not absolutely committed in politics. John F. Kennedy's visit te Texas lest November was te heal the party breach. Presi­ dent Johnson is rontinuing the eifnrt to make • deal. •V * O'* m l.As Q—How did the horse chest­ nut get its name? A—The scar left on Ute twig where e leaf stem has fallen off resembles n horse’s hoof. <J—Which U. 8 . Vice presi­ dent never assumed tbe duties of his off let? A—William R. King, sleet­ ed vice president in 1832. His death occurred soon after he was administered tha oath of office. SEE US FOR — FRUIT TREES Pench — P«*r Plum — Pernimnton Pecan — Citrun Grapeville Nursery 2321 Grapeville Ate. FA 2-0888 -Scott* Dealer” IT ’S Easy Continuing H O M E Show PRESENTING THE NEW THIRD SECTION OF Ravenna Park Thousand.* attended Iasi weekend and saw the aix lovely homes on display. If you missed them, drive out any day this week—through Sunday. Be sure to notice the ultra convenient kitchen*—by GENERAL ELECTRIC. EST. 1935 n r trolly launched this helpful The top level of these three technique nbout I8U0. groups among the feeble­ As regalds mental levels of minded, is the moron (a wind people, we regard intelligence coined by Dr. II. II. Goddard|. as much like (he hoisepower At best, lie tnuy attain the in a motor. niiutul level of an ll-yeur-old You tnuy thus have very high intelligence nnd yet not when grown. accomplish much in life if you Then we have a “ Borderdon't utilize that m e n t a l line” category, plus a "Dull Imiscpuwer. Normal,” Itcfoie we leach the On the cunllury, a person “Average"; then the '‘Super­ with normal intelligence m ay' ior” and "Very Superior.” attain great success by sheer (Always write to Dr. willpower, determination and 4'ranr in care of this news­ paper. enclosing a long elbow grease! Elbow' gieasc is still a great stamped, addresard envelope uid to success, over and be­ and 20 rrnla to cotrr typing yond youi I. tj. (Intelligence and printing costa alien you IJuollcnt) and schooling. send lor one of his book­ Tha idiot hat the lowest1 lets.) level of {vum»n intelligence, equalling only a .'1-yi-ur-old at la st when lie attuins adult­ hood. The imbecile is next, iaug-1 1 h r l l r r a l S w r l r w i w r a l . t * iug from 3 to 7 years when • r r s Ir uwi I t s r e a d e r s ■■ p u b ­ li c a l f a t r a . I h r n r i l r r m a r was grown. a H ra a a m r p r . i i U r S | h r t e l ­ tic resistance hi the House In health, housing and welfare measures has not really been gauged in a major test sinc-e the great civil rights crisis broke in 1963. At the outset of the Ken­ nedy administration, the resisters numbered between no and 65. Gradually the total was whittled to between Si and 40. On a couple of notable occasions it fell below 30. T h e question today is whether a backlash response among southerners nettled over the civil right! bill could hike that figure back toward old levels. Recent House ac­ tion throttling (he administra­ tion'! new food stamp relief plan suggested such resent­ ment. Medicare, if it can get to the House floor, could provide the supreme lest of the pre­ sent stale of conservative Democratic resistance. Short of this, the gauge must be had from House de­ cisions on the poverty pack­ age, proposed larger urban ■cncwal effort and other hous­ ing items, mass transit, area redevelopment, youth employ­ ment. Hills on the last three liavr cleared the Senate but are bogged in the House Rules Committee. Others must start trom scratch. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Worry Clinic • The blood of Jesus is sacrifice; the sweat of Jesus is toil and labor; the tears of Jesus are love and com­ mission. They abide as eternal sym­ bols of God's way of meeting the needs of u lost world.—W. A. Cris­ well. Who among you fears the Lord und obeys the voice of his servant, who walks in darkness and has no light, yet trusts in the name of the I*ord and relies i i | njii his God?— isuiah 50:10. I.uella asks some of the most c o m m o n tiurelions thrown al me whrn I con­ duct forums all ovrr Amer­ ica, llcttrr scrapbook this cuse for it rlarifirs these puzzling terms. To carry collrgi' work, )our child must usuall) have a ''Sup­ erior" rating on I. t). test*. Hut don't rule out "Elbow Grease!*' CASE K-4B7: I.uella S.. ngid 18, is another college fte»hman who asked a question dur­ in g a recent foiuin discussion. Aa in the years preceding would fall into a state of par­ "Dr. Crunc." she began, "1 Whan ths Britiih withdrew from Sue*, they wera left only Cypriot independence the cen­ alysis, which it did. uni confused about the differwith Cyprus an an Eastern tral figure of the controversy Mukarios quite rightly de­ tines between a psychologist .Mediterranean b a l e f r o m is the bearded Greek Orthodox clined that the constitution : und a psychiatrist. which to move either toward Archbishop Mukarios who be­ needed some chunges, but lie "And what's a psychoanaly­ the Middle Eeatem oil fields came the first president of inflamed the Turkish minority s t ? or to protect the eastern flank Cyprus. by moving to remove their "Furthermore, which has Given an island sharply di­ veto and to ultolish divided the lowest intelligence, an imof NATO. Thus, the British air and vided between a Turkish Mos­ Tuikish and Greek municipal­ ! In-cile, a moron or an idiot?” army bases on Cyprus took on lem minority and a Greek ities. I Millions of intelligent Anii-r« position of major import­ Orthodox population in fourHe further complicated the | leans get confused on those ance In NATO strategic plan­ to-one majority, plus a con­ situation by declaring that same points, so scrapbook this ning, along with the U. S. stitution which from the be- enosis union with Greece was terse set of answers. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterran­ g i n n i n g was unworkable, not dead, clearly indicating A psychiatrist is ALWAYS ean and the defensive forces Mukarios nonetheless has suc­ that he would revive the an M. D. or physician, who ceeded in generating much of traditional ambition ot Greek simply specializes in treating of Greece and Turkey. In Cyprus’s current internal his own trouble. Urthodox leaders as quickly patients with nervous and Tha constitution worked out us he thought he could. difficulties, the British bear a mental troubles. further responsibility inas­ by British, Greek, Turkish and A psychologist of the teach­ Cypriots, never averse to much as prior to Cypriot In­ Cypriot representatives gave violence, brought out their ing or clinical type may hold dependence in 1960, the island both the Greek majority and guns und the shooting sturted. u I'll. D. degree. for 82 y e a n had been under the Turkish minority the right Greece, anxious that there Rut you teuders ale also of veto over such matters as should be no split within I psychologists even t h o u g h British rule. Tha United States is drawn taxes, defense and foreign NATO, hus peferred to re­ | many of you limy nut have into it as the leading power of policy and almost was a guar­ main as aloof us possible front j lu d a single year of college. antee that government soon Hie dispute. The Turks have NATO. For psychology is the sci­ warned that they will not ence of behavior! stand by and sec Turkish CyIf you ate noiniully inter­ pi iota slaughtered. ested in human relations, you This is the maelstrom into soon cun acquire a wealth of L ik e M ery which the United States now practical informutiun about A lta m o n te S p rin g e M r*. J u l i a H a rto a M r i. F ra n c e s W e s te r has keen drawn. humun r e a c t i o n s just by 838-1318 332-6218 Contingent upon approval of watching people. B e a r L a k a - F o r r a t C ity L ak e M onroe Mukarios, the U. S. hus agreed Editors and salesmen and M rs. M a ry a n n Mile* M ra. 11. L. J o h n s o a to join other NATO nations in politicians and YMCA Secre­ 838-3878 322-4722 supplying troops to police the taries and muny sm art moth­ C a s s e lb e rry L ongw ood pence in Cyprus pending arbi­ ers, thus huvu far more knowl­ M r*. D onna K ite s M rs. J s n e C a s s e lb e rry tration. edge of Applied I'syrhology 838-3848 838-3317 Mukarios has agreed in than many of the "ivory towC h u lu o ta N o rth O rla n d o principle but on tha condition er” professors on the campus. M ra. M ona G rin s tra d M r*. J o a n M a g ia that the peace force should be But, officially, we designate 322-2381 383-3743 answerable to the United Na­ a psychologist is • man who O ste e n D e B a ry tions Security Council where- is earning his living eitlier M rs. A dam M u ller M r*. C la re n c e S n y d e r 688-4418 322-4811 in the Soviet Union iHissesses touching the subject or serv­ a veto—a condition unaccept- ing in |iersuuncl or clinical E n te rp ria e O viedo utdn either to the United wink. M ies H elen H n o d g raes M ra. G e o rg e K elsey 888-8833 363-8188 Slates or Ilrltain. The psychoanalyst may or Russia also hus dipped in its iiiuy not huve a college degree oat, siding with the Greek mi- hut in the lurger cities, he joiity and Mukarios, presum­ ptubably is an M. D. or a l*h. ably because the strong Cy­ D. priot Communist party is cunPsychoanalysis reully In­ fined to the Greek community. volves a technique rather than Page 1-A, Sanford, Florida, Wed., February 19, 19G4 U. S. and llritish hopes arc a profession, for it is a meth­ based on a belief that Muk- od utilized by both offirial W A t . T K R S . 1. 1* 1.O W . K I I I T O R A V O F l I R t . l t n E H srios can afford neither to psychologists aa well as psy­ P R A X IS V O L T O L IX K , U m l i i l t s • O se e ra l N i M S 'r permit the situation to drift chiatrists. J IX IA X L PT KXBTR O M ROY UHNKX all-out civil war nor into Associate Cilllor Advsrilslna i l i n i i r into r It Involves delving into your PRUU V A X PKI.T IIAHRItrrr K. JOIIXSOA partition, both of which a t the past life, clear back into your Managing Pdllor Classiriril Director moment seem imminent possi­ childhood to dig out incidents Jl'UV W lil.t l JA.V1B SHOKH AKI.R County Editor Dullness Manaser bilities. that may have produced your Y A D A BTOPPER S'RCO WELI.S Meanwhile, Makarios prob­ adult fears, obsessions and Society Editor Alsehsnlcsl bupt ably has lost forever what other complexes. 8 t RSL'RIPTIilX RATRA little faith the Turkish minor­ D. S i g m u n d Freud, the H aas* D eliv er? Ry R a il c e M l e e lr I o a s i s All Ulber ity hud in him. F a t h e r of Psychoanalysis, t.e • t Political Notebook keeping missions, spent $3.1 billion between 1940 and 1961. — The World Rank, up to the same year, had loaned $G billion to governments. Its affiliate, the Inter­ national Finance Corporation, had committed $02.5 million to private companies by mid-1962. Even the smaller nations are be­ ginning to disburse aid on u regular basis — Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Portugul ami even Yugoslavia. Israel, while still a recipient nution, is donating uid to African countries. For whatever reasons it was spent, more than $110 billion has passed from haves to have-nots since World War II. This does not include the vast amounts of financial priming in the form of investments by privute corporations. The flow, of course, has not all been one way, for the prosperity of the haves has been bused in large part on the resources of the havenots. The advanced nations are find­ ing that sheer self-interest dictates that they help extend that prosper­ ity to the poorer members of the world community. • L it Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromley H O PEFU L SH ARECROPPERS O F 1964 f to redecora to today with McQuade Mono Cote 11 Colors flriea In minutaa to a lovely, washable flat finiah 3 90 GAL. Jm Shoemaker Construction Co. STBNSTltOM REALTY. SALES AGENTS HILL !2.1 W. 3rd ST. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. FA 2-5381 L . jL \ �\ •!jr OUR BOARDING HOUSE fttnfnrh P are 2-A — Feb. 19,1964 frralb ^MARTHA, MERE AH6TM6 L---. TO THINK "CVS BEEN WORKING R3TATO65 YOUWANTED FROM .IKE A OALLEV BLAVE TO i THE COLLAR/1 CARRIED THE PLACATE MARTHA (NCR THE I XAlR T DAMAGED AND / CeON WARNED MJ» all alo n o s h e wag p l a h - J A V O ID M Ah NINO TO KANE IT R E - . / ITO OWOUTCRBD ANYWAV/ X **i LABO R L lK E r / w el l ; hfHB SUSONC MOET ESCAPE THIO DEMEAN L irwvs. W K M a a ff— . - 'VPLASUU.'/-' IHO OCUO/S^OV/ SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith [ r. SAV, PO >OU KMOW that voue char will s o higher than s a w s ? MEASURED MY NEW PEEK/ ( ANP SAUCES h P E E K IB •TILL ElOBCR// V* ^ te i S T M n w y ff ' Nice i WHILE IT nL Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First HEYJ N ICE ENOUGH TO SO OUT WITH THAN /THAT- RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald win eet be re. tpoaaible for more then o a t Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserve! the right to re­ vile or reject any advertisemeat from what ordared It conform te the poUeiea ef thla P«P *. Nicfe feWousU WITH! CLASSIFIED INDEX 11. Loat ft Found 2. Notices • Personals 8. Education - Inatructioa 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals *1 told you th k w ee e friendly nslghborhoodl Sonny 8. Beach Rentals n tt accepted you tlrs ady!" 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent „ _ 11. Real E state Wanted ByDick Turner 12. Real E state F or Sale CARNIVAL 18. Mortgage Loans Id. Insurance 15. Buainese Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 1X3. msiwe/ 18. Help Wanted 119. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons / 22. Build - P aint - Repair r/ 23. Building Materials fa 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 81. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles F or Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 38-A Autos Wanted 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas • M k a iw t* [40. Farm Equipment “ Abraham Llneoln wouldn't hart It to tough getting Notices • Personals through aohool today. Hit halght would otrtalnly got him a baskttbail toholarahlo aomo plactl" Bookkeeping Service. Tax rw OUT OUR WAY FOR PtWIEHMWfP ’VI! VCUDONTMT YDU PONT GET V I1 ' ANY SUPPER 4 TONIGHT— 1 NOTONE ®TE/ YOURS BAD DOGS' YOU WONT ., COME WHEN YOU WERE \ L -•BUT NO FOR A WEEK/ TELEVISION . CALLED 4 TW lSl |S AWFUL J.Rwu*f) no p m WMTER— WE WAF A TABLE WHEREWE’LL BE OFF "Rj _ OURSELVES/ TMiswAV.puasEf WEU-.YOU ASKtD FOR ff/ OUR ANCESTORS U6TENTOMHATN0UC TB*CHS?QAV6— •WINTHB0PHA6BEBN EXHIBITING STRONG TENOBNCI&3TOWACD - t LBADEC6HIP. ^ THE69 LeSAPeCSHtPOLlAUnS^ h o w bv ee ; oeocM e APFaeehn* ONLY WHEN ©TI/WJLATED e V THB eo u u o O P BGUJ6...* » THB R £ C e3 6 BELL. AND 1 H 9 CLOSING B E L L ' TIZZY turns. 12 yrs. experience. Call Lam ar Williams, FivePoints. 322-7W3. By Kate Osann DUST PROBLEM? CALL your Rainbow d ealtr 1224511, 4 to 10 p. m . PIZZA SANFORD VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. P a rt! and supplies for all make* In­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt clsanera Sold. No home aervlce call charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2355 p ark Dr. .. “ How about a nlet littla country ca.tl# with hot and told running moat*?" SHORT RIBS INCOME TAX SERV1CH O. M. Harrisons 1311 Palmatto I22-8S27 322-TEU bearjie(Kftr~ Vacuum Cleaner Rapairi, partai Electrolux, Kirby, BexAir, AlrWsy, OE, etc. Cleaners told, ex­ changed. Free Plek-up, 1114 Park Ava., Sanford, Phono F ^ d T S E ^ 8. Education > Instruction Learn To R tad Dramatically. Hear youraeli on tape. No age llmlL Private letsooa. CaU 2334512. OAPPSRRmW *TA*r WALKlU* TKIfTWSAJCZA cmAin . ADR MUI , • W^MMUNUM 6. For Root___________ •Promlct wo won’t got Into a fight, and I'll land you nur mad monty for another round of hamburgers!" 4-ROOM apt., furn. o r unfura. No peta. 322-7060. [ a \ ■IT-M O V w-WI DOfJ A n m r r cw m n iJT~ MA TTER 0 ' FACT, I W ft eh TRIFTH' • LI4HT PANTAtTRIC WITH YA, j. THE REFRESHMENTS WHAT CAN r Im o g in o iy R a s c a ls 2 BR. bouse, UL equipped. Pb. 322 4089. BUGS BUNNY MAYS BUM If EARNS ALL 1-3 BR House; MO’ wide I BR House Trailer. Phooe NO S4S0S. FURN., 2 Apts. )55 mo. ea. Water, lights furs, 107 Lo­ cust Ave., 222 8018 A am e M l . J E S RAMEY, OUR B A * MUMM1R, H6V AIWA)* J - CUaYMN'AROUNOu. / I I BR., kit. equipped, $75 mo. FA 2-3885. PETUNIAlil (MUNCH!)^ (SLUR) jSM THE 'MAGIC* CXUM KAT 7HEO0 3 QV- THe PHANTOM GROWS ) WFAK- WEAK ANP TTREP [ — HC MUST FAIL-TALL TL^r-vFHANTOM/J : /& S)b)M IXY aJ J H J J B H bjaiu uina FURNISHED 1 BR, 1 Bath, k . ............ $ 7E UNFURNISHED 3 BR, 1 Bath, k. • ............ f 51 2 BR, 1 bath, lg. Fla Bm..................................... H 0S 2 BR, 1 bath, .................... IS 2 BR. 1 bath, k. e., fenced back yard .........t i l t 3 Br, 2 bath, k. a., Loch Arbor ..............................$123 4 BB. 2t t Batb. Lakefront ............................... f i t s Phooe Stemper Agency, ISIS 8. French Ave., 3324SS1. Efficiency gar. a p t, aU 000venleacee. doe# la, and gar. SOS palm atto Ave. Ph. 2M-S40E. 3 >-Tw•■ 'N W V iV -* '- - BR Home, kiL equlpL >22-8085 before 1:10 s . a . . of»»r t p. w . FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie Cowan. 223-4012. �t Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial FA 2-5612 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 6 For Rent FURN. Apt. 2300 McUonvill*. BEST BUY OF YEARt I I NEW 3 HR. 2 Bath. Cent, heat & air-cond., built-in V G L A K A APARTMENTS: New 3 BR, 3 Bath, Air-conoven & wall-to-wall carpet­ Rooms private baths, 114 ing in all bedroomi. Screen­ dltioned. No Money Down! W. First St. ed porch & other extras, No Closing Costal All you 913.800. LOW, LOW DOWN need is good credit and LAKE Cottage, furn. >22-6106, ft Low monthly payments. Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ Call owner Collect 838-4731, gage. Call Builder. APT. $30 ft up. Surplus City. or see on premises, 136 AL STOLTE—833-5059 2 ItR.. unfurnished house. Ph, Exeter Ave., Lake Mary. 322-1356. LONGWOOD • Longdale, 3 BR., 1*4 bath, 960 mo. all. 3 RR. Fla. Rm.. 1*4 baths, 2 BR. Furn. Apt. 322-0641. cent, heat, air-cond. $*50 No qualifying. 863 Lormann Down, $84 mo. Ph. 322-6513. Circle South. 838-16*5. CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Transferred. Must sell, 3 BR. 4 BR., 2 Bath ......... $M5 mo, LMN ENTERPRISES c. b.'home, hardwood floora, 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo, Now haa Sales Representa­ good cond., sprinkling sys­ 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 55 mo. tives at Crystal Lake Park, tem. 332-4836. 3 UR., 1*4 Baths .. I >5 mo W. on 35th St., to Lake Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to FHA HOMES Lake Mery Fire Station, 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS right to Seles Office. 4 1, 1*4, ft 3 BATHS FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha houses under construction. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM One 4 Bedroom reedy for FURN. apts. Pleasant living 9100 occupancy. As low as 9350 Park apts. FA >4507. Low Monthly Payments Down and 964 a month. For Complete Information Ph. 636-1911 or 322-3744 COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., See Or Call Your furnished, $5). DON’T LOOK AT THIS FHA HOME I LARGE 4-Bedroom Lakefront SALES BROKER home with private beach, Unless ready to buy. It Is “ The Most" la beauty, plea, unfurn. 9100. construction and financing. Other eholee rentals. S BR'e, 3 baths, oak floors, 111 N. Park Ave. Ball . Blair Agency 322-7174 impressive fireplace, won­ 3rd * Park Ave. derful kitchen, end all the QUALITY HOME In one of Phone 322-5641 rest! Priced at 922,500 with the finest neighborhoods in RENT A BED 9700 Down. Sanford — Excellent loca­ Rol’away, Hospital ft Baby tion — Close to shopping Beds. centers, School and Chur­ By Day, Week, or Month ches. Ph. FA 2-5161 116 W. 1st S t INVESTMENT ft REALTY 3 Large Bedroomi CARROLL'S FURNITURE 116 N. Park 322-9173 2*4 Baths Large Living Room 8. For Sale or Rent DEBARY: Large corner lot, Large Dining Room landscaped, trees, 2 BR. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Conveniently located Urge unusual, 910,900. W. T. Cor­ LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s Florida Room bett, Realtor. 668-4791. 322-1597. Beautiful Oak Floors Built-in Range $300 AN ACRE I I . Real E state Wanted Central Duct Heating 20 acres with road through Well designed closeta ft WANTED NOW just about the middle. Ideal storage space 5 acres with shade, for Im­ for m a w uses. Extra large corner lot mediate sale. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 For Appointment ALL OF THIS FOR $22,500 322-6457 for appointment With Attractive Termsl 4 BR, 2 BATH 12. Real Eatate For Sale Fenced yard, cent, heat ft air cond. $16,800. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. No Down $500 DOWN Payment. Fence optional. 1091 S. Park 322-5232 4 BR. 2 BATHS Ph. 322-4502. 35 Ft. Family Room, fenced Niles: 322-8971-3013 or 2248 TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. patio, double carport. A HOME WITH CHARM sur­ house, Beardall Ave., fruit 917.900 - TERMS rounded by other lovely trees and garden. FA 2-5303. homes in friendly Loch Ar­ 3 BR., 1 Beth, Kitchen equip., bor. fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ 3 Spacious Bedrooms FA 2-1301 17-92 a t Hiawatha lando Rd., Sunland. 3 Baths Extra Urge llvllng room 3 BR, 1*4 bath home. Assume with Beautiful Fireplace ROBERT A. WILLIAMS payments. 922-5435. Separate Dining Room Realtor Large Florida Room Raymond Lundquist, Asao. EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. This Home does speak QUAL­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. F11A-VA tales broker. 2*65 ITY, with 1U fine workman­ S. Park Ave. FA 2-2264, GREENBRIAR ship in cabinets, open beam FA 2-2333. Cholea lota available in ceilings and panelled walls. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor The attractive grounds In­ overlooking golf course. clude a 170 ft. well. Terms Cuatom bpj’dlng to your available. specifications. Greenbrier Property Management developed by A Sales Broker A REAL BUY! KINGSWOOD At $21,000 BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. O ffen for pour selection t A 1-1074 Uieaa Beautiful 2, I, ft 4 1901 S. Park 323-5232 Bedroom I BR. Home, Study, 1*4 Niles: 322-8971-3031 Of 2249 Baths, large Family Rm. la good neighborhood; Includ­ ing steve, retrig., room airconditioner, washing m a­ chine it rugs. Really ter­ rific buy I Monthly per* Priced From $6,760 ments 983.50. Down Payments KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, As Low As $100 Inc. FA 2-6074 Monthly Payments 3tj» fcantnrh R rra lb SWEETIE PIE Feb. 19, 1964 — P arc 3-A 27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer JL FREE SAMPLES Payton Realty John Sauls, Realtor SO U TH W A R D Seminole Realty Payton Realty V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty Government 2^ _ rm * wta. U* , # TML»lL*wM * ----/T “ T hree gueeaee w h o 's b a c k a g ain ! 17. Male Help Wanted 21. Beauty Salona MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit Sanford area. Salary plus comm. Call 323-0843. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Free Parking Lot Evening Appointments 318 Palmetto Ave. I’ll. 322 0834 AUTO SALESMAN for new ft used cars. Must be sober, lU rriett's Beauty Nook reliable ft experienced car Evo Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians salesman. See Mr. Brass, 105 So. Oak FA 2 5742 at Brass Motors. 18. Help Wanted 22. Build • Paint • Repair For Your Painting ft Wall­ Colored Motor Route Carrier papering needs call Clar. for afternoon paper route. ence L. Wynn, FA 2 *801 for Must have References and Free Estimate. dependable car. Write Cir­ culation D ept P . O. Box 24. Electrical Services 1657, Sanford. YOUNG’S ELECTRIC SVC. WANTED. P ert Ume CorreaContr'cting ft Repairs pondent for the Sanford ft Controls area. Retired or acml-rctir­ 114 Sunset FA 2 8902 ed persons also considered. Car essential and some 25. Plumbing Services knowledge of Credit Inves­ PLUMBING tigation. Reply by mall: Contracting Repairs Stating, Age, background, FREE ESTIMATES busincsi or employment R. L. HARVEY record and present activi­ FA 2-3383 ties Write Dun ft Brad- 204 Sanford Ave. street, Inc., P. O. Box 2206, West Day Station, Jackson­ ville 3, Fla., 32202, Attn: W. P. Smith. 32. Flower* - Shrub* 34. Article* For Sale BLOOMING Rosas on Chero­ GOULD Pump, like new. *4 bp. with Je t Educar. Call kee stock. All other kinds TV & RADIO HOSPITAL of Nursery shrubbery and 322-3023. and SAVE trees. 3-PC. Monterey dining room Open Evenings t i l 10 Gray Shadows Nurasry suite. Excellent condition. 614 Laurel I Ml. 8. on Sanford Ava. 322-2249. riANO SVC. ft TUNING BULBS FILL DIRT - CLAY - PEAT Rebuilding - Refelting Exotic Glorioaa. Top Soil - Shell FREE ESTIMATES Rothchlldiana Ph. 322 6753 Sanford GENE CUMBAA (Tha Climbing Lily) 322 2661 — After 12 p. m. All alia Tubers for Sale DIAL-A-MATIC Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery SEWING MACHINE WEI.lS DRILLED, PUMPS, Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 323-6724 Makes buttonholes, mono­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Stsei Ariaona Cypress Trees, (ever­ grams, appliques. Guaran­ teed. Balance of 942.20 or We Repair and Service green), 91 ft 91. you dig assume payments of $6.00 them. Myrtle Si. ft Eureka t> T I N E monthly. Ph. 322-9411. Machinery and Supply Co. Hammock, Box S10-A. Ph. 322-3376. 207 W. tad St. FA 2 6432 READY MIX Concrete, window sills, lintels, steps, 33. F araltara HEATING blocks, sand, cement, rock, SERVICING - TESTING Used furniture, appliances, pipe, ateel, grease traps, Lewis Sates ft Service tools, ate. Bought • Sold. dry wells, stepping stones. 2517 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Miracle Concrete Co. Ava. Ph. FA 1-4133. 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. H arm oi - FA 1-4233 Sail Us Your Furniture. New Hotpolnt 2-speed Multi­ Quick Service With the cycle W’asher. All porcelain Tractor mowing ft Grading. Cash. SUPER TRADING inside ft out. Reg. pr. Cali FA 2-7621. POST. FA 2-0677, 9269.81, Now 9225.81. Dick's REPRINTS AVAILABLE Appliance Service, 510 S. For tha biggest (election of Of pictures that have been Sanford, 123-7658. nearly new and uird furni­ published in The Herald. ture, see Noll's Furniture FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY Call BUI Vincent at The Brokerage in Casselberry SALE 8PECIALS! Surplus Sanford Herald. 323-3611. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. City, 201 W. 1st St. Fine Watch ft Jewelry Repair WANTED reliable couple t« V. L. GUMM, JEWELER Carpet Special! take up monthly payments 110 S. Park 323-5952 LIMITED TIME ! ! ! • f 913.10 a* 1 cam plate 29. Automobile Sendee rooms of furniture. Call Mac has THROWN AWAY the Percentage Book. TE 6-1311, Caaitlbarry, col­ COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Buy your Carpet or Rugs at lect. Free Inspection, estimates, Dealer COST plus $1 per pickup, delivery. Recoring yard. FRKB ESTIMATE ft repairs discounted. Upholstering ft Maltreat ren­ ALL FIRST QUALITY 211*4 E. 3rd. 322-3443 ovating. New ft Uied Furni­ TOP RATED MILLS ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Cali ui for a showing of thcae Auto Gitas, Tops Co., at 703 Celery Ave. fine Carpets in your home. ft Stat Covers FA 1-3117. Nylon, Acrllan, All Wool, AUTO GLASS & etc. Hundreds to choose from. TERMS! Up to two SEAT COVER CO. 34. Articles For Sola years Jo Pay I 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-3038 DUE TO DIVORCE. We have \L L WORK GUARANTEED a repossessed '63 model Carpets A la Carte Swing Needle Dlal-o-Matlc, 1109 E. Colonial Dr. AUTO GLASS Lige new, makes fancy Orlando, Fla. stitches, makes B u t t o n >41-6194 Collect or INSTALLED sews on Buttons, Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner Scnkarik Glass and Paint boles, Monograms, Embroiders, FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m. Company Etc. Take up remaining 4 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 payments of $3.00. Phone FA 2 3627. 31 A. Pets Sewing machine, like new, POODLES, « wks. old, AKC Upright Piano, refinlshrd 3 guarantee. Makes button holes, lews on buttons, mo. Asking $180. Phone reg. Fairly reasonable, t monograms, embroideries, 322 5524. male, l female. 305 W. 3rd. etc. Pay oil balanct, 972.40. Local automobile dealer* of­ or pay 97 monthly. Liberal low prices check tha Herald trad* for your old maehlna. classified pages where local fer their beat buys la Herald Call anytime, 923-7463. dealers advertise. claaslfied display ads. SAVE! Bring Your TV or Rsdio To Singer Automatic A 34. Artlde* For Sal* i GUNS. New ft Uied. Large selection. Will trade, Also repair. Tackle sold ft re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp ft Gun Shop. Get profeasional cleaning re­ sults — rent Blue Lustre Elec. Carpet Shampooer. 91 per day. Carroll'* Furn. FURNITURE. T19 Oak After­ noons 2-5. Ph. 322-4341. Baby Stroller, full set Even Flo bottles. 222-7348. 35. Article* Wonted WANTED I Citrus fruit. Large or (mail amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mansfield, FA 2-4244. 36. Automobile* '59 Ford, A-l condition. $595. 213 Woodmere. 'S3 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, air, radio. 9393. 332-3306 af­ ter s. '56 Plymouth, std. shift, $195, 332-6866. BUYINO A IfTW *r USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK '57 Ford *4-ton pickup, A-t cond. Ph. 322-5561. '54 Chev. extra Bradshaw Dr. clean, 210 1955 Bulck Century. Rftil Auto, trana. Good cond. Ph. Ph. 322-3059. '55 Cadillac Coup* d* ViUe, light blue, full power. Good buy. 9293. 322-9496. e* 37. Boat* • Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Hobson Sporting Goode Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. li t . Ph. FA 2-3961 38. Motorcycle* - Scooter* '63 Veipa Scooter. 1225. Roll bars. Spare Ur*. 332-7692. 36. Trailer* • Cebanoa 1950 Cameo House trallar. Must **U. Exc. cond. Ph. 333 6431. 1361 Dolphin, I I X 10, t BR. 9300 Equity. 312-9107. .«< • 19. Situations Wanted IRONINO in my home. Ph. 322-0513. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 3X2-6112. Colored lady desires regular Job or day’s work. 322-0300. Child Care. FA t-WM. DAY’S Work. 322-3766. Owned Homes 4 BR. 2 Bath, Just completed. Lake view end privileges, cent, al'-eond. Ji heat. A lot of House for only 914.800. L o w Down Payment. S t e m p e r A g e n c y , 1919 So. French, 322-4991. CB 3 BR House. Low Down Payment. Low monthly pay­ ments. Must sell. 331-7440. From $43.50 To make the best boms buy, eee tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker SHOP OUR LIGHTED LOT OF VALUES HOP ON ONE OF THESE BARGAINS 63 Corvette Sting Ray Jim Hunt Realty JY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1*4 Office FA 3-2111 bath home. One bedroom Night FA M M h is separate entrance, can 339-0700 be rented for Income. Will 1134 Park Dr. taaford. Fla trade for smaller place. Shown by appointment. Call WEEKEND cottage. Lemon Bluff, furnished. 322 3651. FA 194*6. SACRIFICE! P a r t l y S t Johns Realty MUST furn. Home. 3 BR. 1*4 baths. •HE TIME TESTED FIRM Phone 323-0591, II N. Park Ave FA 3-6123 LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. TWO 4 BR HOMES Has Customised Homes in One for Immediate occupancy. So. Longwood lor immediate 802 Highland Ave., Longoecupaacy. Dows payment wood, 3 Ml. S. on 17-02, near of $080 and up. Longwood Plata. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. LMN ENTERPRISES, 903 Highland Ave. Inc. Ph. 133-3911 or 322-2744 rh . 838 3911 - 322-2744 FHA - VA HOMES 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, 1*4, ft 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payment! For Complete Informatioa See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty t565 Park Dr. Local owner. Like new and completely equipped. Going for ? T 7 7 7 Check thla one! 60 Pontiac Catalina Wagon Tope mechanically! Room for a f crowd! Very Special At . . • 60 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic and power. Except tonally clean. SAVE M S fl Only A Few Days Left In The . . . FORD CARS OF THE YEAR SALE to take a test drive in Ford's biggest big-car value S P E C IA L C U ST O M • All Cara Sold With A One-Year GW W arranty. AS LOW AS $250 DOWN Motor Trend Award to Ford Divlaion of Ford Motor Company for enuineerjntr advancement In the concept of total per­ formance as proved in open competition! Ford la the flrat automobile manufac­ tu rer to receive thla cove­ ted award for an entire line of caret NO TAXI NEEDED I Walking distance to down­ town, churches, s c h o o l a, AND In a Quiet, Friendly neighborhood. 3 Red rooms— separate dining r o o m screened porch. It U FURNISHED Toot Good Terms, if needed, pric­ ed Low at $7,500. Seminole Realty I BUICK [ r a m h i f r 190! 8. Park 322 5233 322 2420 Kitei; 322-9971 - 3013 or 2349 WAS $2535.50 *2198 LIM ITED TIM E O N LY! There are only a few days remaining to take advantage of the Ford Cars of the Year Sole and to test-drive the limited quantity, valuepecked Special Custom . . • the cor that has the ride, response and ruggedness of no other car anywhere near the price! STRICKLAND 308 E. FIRST 8T. SANFORD PH. S22-148! TT' J !~ f / �\ ««r V n fn l ffm ll Page 4-A — Feb. 19,1964 OLD FASHIONED Deal To Weaken Rights Bill Seen WASHINGTON (UPI>-Two Republican senator* auspcct tho Johnson administration may hare agreed to weaken the civil righto bill In a deal (or southern support to con­ tinue excise taxes. 8eas. Thruston B. Morton, Ky., and Hugh Scott, Pa., suggested Sunday that while southern Democrats held fast during Senate debate against repeal of taxes on Items such as luggage and cosmetics, southerners In the House put up little fight against the broad civil rights measure. MWe all think that means they've got a deal brewing In the Senate with the adminis­ tration," Scott said In a radio and television Interview. *'Wc don't know what the deal Is, but we are very suspicious that It's something to weaken the civil rights bill." Morton added that It was the only way he could "ac­ count for the fact that south­ ern Democrats voted solidly to retain these taxes." He said that friends in Use retell bus­ iness had assured him they had "definite commitments" from five southern senators to vote with Republicans on repeal of the taxes during de­ bate of the 911.6 billion tax cut bill. Conner Puts State Fair On Probation TAMPA (UPI) — State Agricultural Commissioner Doyle Conner issued an order putting the State Fair on pro­ bation for alleged violation of 23 state laws. The action was taken altcrtly after the fair closed here Saturday night when the pir­ ate ship Jose Gasparllia sail­ ed out of Hillsborough Bay under a canopy of fireworks, the traditional end of the fair. The probation order follow­ ed an investigation of the atale agriculture and livestock fair committee. The commit­ tee's report said the Investi­ gation Included the wounding of eight persona by a cannon during a Thursday night par­ ade and alleged violation of atate gambling laws. M e d i e v a l Anglo-Saxons practiced erop rotation and some of thalr fields were planted only every t h r e e years. Legal Notice so n n e to te rste T H E STATE O f V t.lllllD A TOl JOHN n. MII.I.l'.H H .ald.nc.: Unknown TOU AI1K IIKtlKUT NOTI. FIKO THAT you h .v . bnsn nim td as R.apond.nt In a P .tltlon or Adoption or your Infant non, In Chanc.ry Csoo No. 11711, riltd In Circuit Court. Ntiitli Juillclnt ('Iruud, In and (or eoiulliolo County, Florldsi And Hint you aro r.qulr.d to HU your Anowor with tho Clark of thlo Court and to oorro a copy th .r.or upon At. tornoyo for Petitioners, whom name ond addroaa It Ulnhop a IlornniolB, II Knot Pint Street, Orlando, Florida, not lator than March 11th, li s t . If you fall to do so, a Daarot Pro Confaano will bo ontorod aanlnot you In tho oald anno. WJTNKSa my hand and tho atol of laid Court at Sanford, Florida, thla 10th day of Feb­ ruary, ISSt. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark BISHOP A BOIINSTEIN, I f Cast Pina street, Orlando. Florida, Attornoya for Patlttonara. Publlab Fab, It, IS, M * Mar. 4, ISI4. COR-IT THRIFT1DAYS M ic e p iSf 1 IFFIC T IV l THURS., FRI., SAT., FKI. 20, 21, 22, 1964 ** •* ffr* > O R E E N M o ta m ps / ' . ,4 ’V a Chat# & Sanbom A ll Grindi C o ffe e Mb. can • 59* M attie Corn Oil Morgorint ......... e 37c Plllibury'o Taify Swift's Premium A ll Flavor* half gal. Snowflake Rolls 69* 45c garden's (Brine Yaur Cau Cr*om Cheese .. Dola PineappU-Grapofruit 33c Wlaaonain Chodder Chcoao longhorn ChtMO 4 6 -o r. cant • 1 . 24 -o s, can . KraH'a Dtluio American, m Swift's All Purpose Shortening Jew el Mb. • • • • • can 49* P L A IN O R S E L F R IS IN G Go. Rod Standard Cannad T o m a to e s * 2 Comstock's DalleIons Cherry Pie Mix #2 ta n #501 cant 25* q FLOUR C h u c k S t e a k s * 59* S h o r t R ib s • •.« » 3 9 * G r o u n d B e e f • »>4 9 * Tlp-Te* Brand Dalit lour Spiced Peaches 3 2 ? $1 im il 1 p l c a i r Oraon Qiant Cream Stylo Golden Corn .. .4 2 f 59* WHERE Orsae Oianr Brand SHOPPING IS A Cut Asparagus 4 *1 Ns lo f t My L*dy tfcoW Paper ....'52 39* 'S;!.- 39' Cal no. Doe Food Fruit Pits ...................... 3 LADY BETTY Butter lean* ................................49c DELICIOUS Red Salm on..... 59* far Lent, Royal Brand Aloako Green Pea* .................................. 29c 3 V 41* ...2 V.* 25* Baoth'a Daop-loa Froxen Scallops______ ___Ut 79c Impress Brand Danish Slnflotsn's Quick Frosso Braadod Oystors.................... *£ 19c PENNY SA V ER :3 9 ( OR Sun-Kiit Irund Juicy R t G U I AH P H I C I lO w s s v w f JR 9L1825JS85F S A V 1 JO 4 9 < , .• . Swift's Premium I msklss or Old Tamar's Whale Hog » 4 *. i.t ... O W m iT M B Q Oreen Stamps *tO 4Ua saupmmd awWaas ah rmr 0.0, Ceeked er Baked SL l a 4 a , pk|. 69e (Bnuirm M l. P at. a * MM) 6LIKM TOOTH FASTI (b-Off Peak) Brown W Serve . . . f e 49t Chunk Bologna . . J k $1, Polish Sausage. . . . '&• 59c Copeland Pranks. . . 7 49c Bag Sausage........... r 59c •• I ..........*!• (».. t - II □ Date*...................... .......1ST 25' J X o w ju n J iS H P * 79 G IA N T T ID E 49' Iwfft’e Premium k n a f f ewiiv s rg tg^^ aMd t sl M a ■vary I^^^L ra ^ n r C a b b a g e . «• 5* CAFRI BATH OIL 12-m , tit* 79c plus tex „ Lobstor Tails.............E t $1.19 down produce tone • M Oreen Stamps uMtMaaaspouandamdNmek 2 9 * Holloway Hsusa Quick Frassa $1 HARD G R IIN . Birds lye Ttndor Sweet Baked Potatoes .................. ‘UT 39c White Bread ... 2 i Whit* Com .................. 3 UX 59c Pink Salmon ............ 59' lO O V ^ .Y lO O a With Foarl Onions, Birds Bye PRU N E JU ICE 39* For Lent, Royal Brand Alaska o B A K IN G H EN S Southlead'l Froton Syathlod Chicken In A Bisket 1'iT 41* Green Beans SW IT T S PREMIUM G O V T I N S P EC T E D S HI PP E D Q U I C K T R O K M EVI SC For Rita Convenient Tatty Sfrlotmann'a ram lly toTorlfe Rsbott's Ble-R Cut $1. Pie Shell* ..................................... 39c Nabiste'f New Crocker Troot Brook fort Club In rk b td # Farm Hants Apple, Booth or Cherry PLEASURE Gravy T ra in ........79* Tasty Fig Bars frozen foods # Good «t Geld (For Lent) Pitted J f e r e N o r r is T K 6-1314 i 5 lit 35* □Pears.......................... 6 Lake Mery SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN ’ TENDER-AGED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! G O LD M E D U D'AnJeu Juicy P h y llis R e g e i u t e l a PA M U t ... •«. 39c 39* □Lem ons........................ 39* V irg in ia P a lru a k i F . O . B e s 1914 S a n fo rd ..... Z 65c ‘1 monte or Switt Sliced Cheese ..... . Swift's Prtmium Family Sise B e e f S te w • • 1 ’J 1 d a iry specials i) (limit 1 per customer w/purchosee of $5 or moro) Ic e C r e a m • • D r in k • • • • 4 FRESH P O R K S A LE Fresh Picnics. . . |b 29 Pork Steaks . . . Ib 49' Pork Roast B""'|b 39' Spare Ribs . . . . ,b 45' P o rk Sides . . . . Ib 39 P o rk H o cks . . . |b 29 wmmmrn^ Om vaitm . _ to 9K 22 to ®«2«2fJ2!5p* “ lenten Soa Bass Fillats...... treats99 leutew 8—feed Treat 49* Lake Mich, Smelts n 25' 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 f t SR 436 ROYAL INSTANT FUDOINOS 4 rag. pfcge. 50* CASSELBERRY, FLA. !• Uemiaele I �• VOL. 56 Zip Code 82771 ibralfo > WEATHER: Partly cloudy, rather cold through Friday; high today around 60; low tonight 35-45. United Prens Leaned Wire Established 1908 THURS., FEBRUARY 20, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 130 3 Oviedo-Slavia Schools Looted , No doubt about it. lt'a nice. • • We're talking about the new English Estates school, Seminole County’s newest educational facility. • • • Principal Morris R u b y Tuesday conducted us on his special 75-cent tour, complete with demonstrations. If you want to see what a school of the future looks like we sugguest you attend the dedica­ Thieves tising the same tion ceremonies T u e s d a y method of operation In most Seminole County school of' ntght at the new plant. eases broke Into three school* firisls said today that the CHARLIE ROIIINSON. mnnnj?or of the local J. C. Penney store, studies • • • in the Oviedo-Slavia area new English Estates school builtlinyr plans for his firm’s new fudlity at the Hanford Shopping Center. Right now there’s only one early this morning anil netted will open as soon ns possible From the left: Earl Johnson, building superintendent; Robinson, and way to get Into the site. Turn about $90 for their effort*. but net before March 2. Lenny Pecon, assistant building superintendent. • east on SR 436 from U. S. The Northeast Sewer Corp. In each rase a glass pans 17-93, proceed about a quart­ is In the process of laying Us was broken and doors or win­ er of a mile and turn right sewerage lines to the school. dows opened to gain arrets to on a new but unpaved road Tho work, however, has been the schools. which takes you right to the hnmpcrcd by the reeent rains A torch was used on a safa school. sine tho lines are being laid at Oviedo Elementary and • • » 16 feet deep. High School In an unsuccess­ And, speaking of schools, Officials said that ns anon ful attempt to crack It. A fter there's #probably more ath­ as the linos are connected to wrecking Hie safe, they turn­ letic activity going on right the school’* plumbing system ed to a desk in the office ami now at Seminole High In More details about the new store which opened in Sept­ tests will bo made. If they took about $15, according to Sanford than at any time in J. C. Penney Co. department ember 1978. will clave when are satisfactory Hie definite Constable Gecrge Kelsey and the school's history. Coach store in the Sanford Shopping the new shopping center store opening dntc will bo anrioun FORTY-ONE YEARS of service with tho Florida Tower and Light Com­ Deputy Sheriff J. Q. (Slim) Dick Williams' track team, Center were announced today opens later this year. cod. pany by William A. Catnip, watch engineer, will come to an etui when ho Galloway. Coach Jim McCoy’s baseball by Charles Robinson, man­ Penney's new building will Meanwhile, Principal Mor­ retires Feb. 29. Pictured from the left, L. J. Reeves, plant superintendent; At the Jackson Heights squad, Coach Fred Ganas' ager of Penny’a downtown be six times larger Ilian tho ris R u b y announced that the Canup, and J. Wylly Keck, FP&L vice president, Miami. golf team and Coach John atore. School they cracked a window, store downtown. It will have dedication ceremonies would Colbert's swimming team are entered the building, jimmied Robinson said the downtown an area of 39.600 square feet, be held as scheduled Feh. 25, preparing for the coming sea­ a desk and made off with $75. plus a 3.800-square-foot free­ at 8 p.m. sons. We want to see how The burglars then turned standing Auto Center in the Seminole’s cheer leaders cope their attention on tho Slavia shopping center. Penney's with this. And let's not over­ Lutheran School. A door glaas Auto Center, one of the first look the bowling team under GEORGE A. Kelsey, of J U U V A . . . waa amaahed, the door opened, In tiie state, will provide full Coach Wren Credland. car service and carry . com­ Oviedo, today announ­ and the office ransacked. No­ • • • plete selection of private- ced Ilia candidacy for thing waa taken, however. re-election to bin sixth brand tires, batteries and Mrs. A. L. Hood says the The officers eay they boSanford Zoo still needs more auto accessories. Those were four-year term us con­ Dedication and open house to lt-2 for Lots 1 and 2 on Rev* the thieves then rirova William A. Canup. employ­ stable of District 3. Po­ trees (from six to nine feet first introduced to the United to the John Jakubcin farm, ed aa a watch engineer for for the new municipal water tall) for shade and also States in August, 1963. with lice chief of Oviedo for KEY WEST (UPD—Twen­ 41 yeara by Florida Power system of Altamonte Springs Second Street was referred ripped the locks from a gaso­ to tha town’s toning board. line tank and filled their car plants. Recently we made an Uie opening of the Penney 17 years, Kelsey said ty-nine C u b a n fishermen, Light Company, was will Imi held next month, the appeal on behalf of the zoo store in Melbourne. that, “if elected, I will chatting gaily and puffing and Hickman Is requesting the with gaa to complete the get­ honored at a company dinner Town Council decided Wed­ and the response was good. Shopping will be on one continue to serve tho long cigars, hoarded their Wednesday evening prior to nesday night at its billionth- change In order that he may away. Mrs. B. Edwards, Mrs. San­ people to the best of four boats today to snll for build duplexes on Hie corner floor covering 36.000 square Constable Kelsey said It la !y session. his retirement Feb. 29. dy Anderson, Mrs. A1 Hunt, a feet. A second floor will cov­ my ability.” lots. Hearing will b* act on believed the aame group visit­ home after 18 days In jail. The event will lie held on A native of Mnysville, Ga., Mrs. Thomas and a Mrs. er 3.600 square feet and will tha matter after proper pott­ ed tha area Monday morning Canup hat been a resident the site Sunday, March 15, ing. Flowers are to be thanked be used for offices, employe and tried to break Into tha front 2 until 6 p.m. The plant of Florida since 1900. He is for their assistance. Anyone facilities and stock space. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A total of |I 9 I collected Seminole Bar. n e aald they will be open to inspection by Navy veteran of Wurld having trees or plants to don­ Speaking of the new store, Atty. Gen. James W, Kynes the public. Federal, state and from resident* in part* of were frightened off before ate to the zoo's beautification Robinson said: "Wo are paid bit qualifying fee today War I. county official*, a* well as Rolling IIIlls and the Curtis the burglary could be accom­ Ho w*» employed by FP&L program should phone 322pleased about this new store aa a candidate for a twothosa from tha contracting Homes development, In pay­ plished, 1340. year 1stm e* Uie sUte'a chief in Ha Palatka plant on July ahd engineering firms Involv­ ment for flro protection, waa Kelaey reported a number REP. JAN Fortune un- because It will enable Pen• • • bey's ti? oo A b e lt? if logs, officer, * ] ? ' l®22* was transferred o nounccd today he will (timed over to council by As­ of leads have been obtained In ed, will b« Invited to attend. the l)n>tnnn Beach |>lnnt in Deltona’s Mackle Brothers, nut lie a candidate to bringing quality merchandise In othrr matters, council sistant Fire Chief Jim Cor­ the miniature crime wave. He July, 11*2.1, Anti to the Sonand friendly service to more who are building the only succeed himself in the tabled for diaeusalon with tho nell and Rill Hearn who col­ aald the similarity in each In­ people In Sanford and Semi­ Florida-style home at the A. B. (Tommy) Peterson NICOSIA, Cyprua (U PI)— ford plant nn Sept. 21, 1926. State Legislature from lected tha funds. A complete stance point* to the same nole County. Shopping at Pen­ Jr., was elected president of Armed Cypriota, In a display New York World’s Fair, have Mr. and Mr*. Canup reside enginrer a request by Coungang being involved. Seminole C o u n t y . A ney'a will be a pleasant and the Sanford Chamber of Com­ cf growing anti-British foal­ In their own home on High­ t y Commission Chairman plan for flra protection for confirmations t h a t Gov. Republican, F o r t u n e auch areas outside the mun­ rewarding experience. This merce si its organizational ing, opened fire on British way 17-02, north of the St. Janies P. Avary Jr. for ap­ Rockefeller of New Yok, Gov. George Romney of Michigan was chosen in a special fine new store Is evidence of meeting Wednesday night in soldiers today for the flrat Johns Itivrr bridge. They proval of the Multi-County icipal limits will be worked Planning Committee traffic out by council and announc­ and Gov. Scranton of Penn­ election last Murch and our continued faith In the fu­ thu County Courthouse. 1963 ture of Sanforo and Seminole An estimated 50 pcrtdni at­ time since the current Cyprus lave a ton, Donald, of De­ study. The project has been ed to tha public In the near sylvania will inspect the Mac­ served In the land. crisis began in December. County." kle built home. It may only Legislature. requested for all of Bemlnol* future. tended with 41 signing the Action waa deferred Indef­ Two-year-old Darwin Sie­ The interior of the store charter and elecUng Hie fol­ be a coincidence that New and Orange counties by the ve ns Jr., of Srmlnola Boule­ initely on clearing NewburyYork,Michigan and Penn­ will be bright and modern lowing slate: Federal Government, MIAMI REACH (UPI) — sylvania are among the colors with distinctive color Don Rales, vice president; President Johnson Is appoint­ A request from Janie* port Avenue through to it* vard, Casselberry, was taken stales with the largest numschemes used throughout the William Leffler Jr., secre­ Hickman for a change In ton­ north end. Mayor Lawrence to Winter I’ark Memorial Hospital for examination and store. Straight wide alslca tary and Joe Raker, tea- ing 16 high-level labor lead­ bera of former residents now ing classification from R-1A Swofford reported that two will permit cuatomera to shop surer. Each will serve as dir- ers to develop program* that living In Deltona. And did cost estimates on this were observation after falling Into the entire store with the tors with Thomas McDonald, will halt racial discrimlnnyou notice that all three of so high aa to b« prohibitive, a drainage canal near hla DALLAS ( U P I ) — J a c k greatest of ease. High ceil­ Al Wallace, Glenn McCall Dr. tinn in union ranks and open Ruby'* lawyer erupted angrily the governora are Republi­ bccauae of a muck lied which home this morning. Emer­ Former City Police U . R. ings will add to the effect of gency treatment on the scene cans? would requiru filling. Leonard Munson, George up more jub opportunities for In court today ami twice de­ J. Hickson took hla wife to spaciousness. • ♦ • Speer Jr., Willi* Jones, Al Negroes. Final acceptance of the was given by the Casselberry manded transfer of the mur­ lioudney, Ernest Southward Did you know that a year a birthday dinner Wednesdaywater ayatem, which waa Volunteer Fire Department der trial to another city be­ and Miss Dorothy Powell. ago Florida had a total of 143 night at the Capri Restaurant completed on Monday, Is which administered oxygen. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — cause two prospective jurors The child was pulled from the In accepting Pie presidency WASHINGTON (UPI) — airports, seaplane bases and only to find himself the cen­ scheduled at a reconvened hnd opinions on insanity and Peterson said he would of­ Board Chairtnnn Edward Ball Ruby’s guilt. Former Senate aide Robert O. session of Hie council, prob­ canal by hla mother who alto heliports. Today It has ltl ter of attraction. was te s te d at Hie hospital With the help of local po­ fer "to cooperate with the of (he Florida East Coast airports, five seaplane bases Chief defense uttorney Mel- (Bobby) Baker (anal the ably Saturday, after details Seminole County Chandler of Kuilway called asilstant labor vii Belli renewed hi* motion threat of a contempt citation of Hie final work ehangt or­ fur shock. and five heliports for a total lice officers and Mrs. Hick­ Commerce in expanding in­ secretary James J. Reynolds for a change of venue to any today but three members of der for extcnnon ara ap­ of 191. This means 45 new son, Lieutensnt Hickson was Slate Senator* Rath John­ dustry and business in the Wednesday “an ardent repfacilities — a 30.8 percent honored st a surprise dinner the Senate Rule* Committee Hobby To Speak rcsenUllve of union organi­ other Texas community when agreed he was safely entrench­ proved. given by the members of the son, of Orange County, and area." gain. Sheriff J . L. Hobby will be tliu state insisted on question­ zation*.'’ department. • • • He called for the member­ Mack Cleveland, of Seminole ed behind the fifth amend­ guest speaker for a meeting ing u piotpecliva Juror who The officer retired Feb. 15 County, will he thu principal ship's assistance in making Seminole County has long of the Bear Lake Community PiK Tule sail* he did net believe Ruby ment, which h« ha* invoked. after 40 years aa a law enthe organization a successful speakers tonight at an em­ Sen. John Sherman Cooper, Uy United l'rr»t International Club to he held at 8 p.m. to­ been known for its produc­ could be proved insane a t the R-Ky . aaid the fifth amend­ tion of produce. But did you fo-cement officer. He Joined ploy* r-employe banquet bring one which would benefit the Thera ara an estimated 57 day in Uie Florida Power Club time he shot I.e# Harvey Os­ ment waa an "air tight de­ million hogs in the United Home on Bear Lake. Hobby know that the combined pro­ the department on April 1, held by the Seminole Voca­ entire community. wald. 1947, and had previously serv­ Rales presided os the meet­ tional School. fense" against contempt ac­ Ktutc*, according to the Hol­ will speak on the Boy's Ranch duction of beef, dairy and Two thousand feet of per­ Hi) dviiiuudcd trial ill an­ poultry Industries In this ed aa deputy sheriff. The affnir, honoring a ing started, reading the char­ manent submarine cable Is other city "whero it will he tion. Sens. Howurd W. Can­ lywood chapter of the Amur!- which is sponsored by the Thirty-four persona attend­ number of distributive educa­ ter and by-laws both of which county each year adds nearly non, I)-Ncv., and Hubert C. ran Humane Aasocivtion. Florida Sheriffs Association. (icing laid In Lake Monroe apparent (but we are not in S3 million to Seminole's econ­ ed the party. Hickson was tion student! at Lyman High were discussed in detail. Hyrd, D-W. Va., agreed that a the dark ng's, that there is conncrtlng the Sanford ex­ presented a watch with his Membership qualifications omy? citation was possible but they School who have been placed name and service record ins­ also were discussed with the change with telephone sub- such a thing as insanity." • • • said a conviction was virtually In positlona In both Scmlno'e He was overruled. arribera in Uie DcRary-DclAnother coming event Is the cribed by Chief Roy Williams and Orange rountlri, will lie limitations being left to the impossible. 13th annual Swedish smorgas­ on behalf of the department held at the Trade Winda board of directors for poss­ tnna-Enlcrpri.se area, accord­ Ilaker, former seeu-tary of ing to Hubert Shrdden, South­ personnel. ible changes. bord to be held at the Con­ the Senate Demoernta who re­ Cafeteria at Seminole Plaza. Serving on the nomination ern Bell local manager. Chief Williams praised tlw gregational Christian Church Distributive Education co­ JACKSONVILLE (U P l)-A signed Oct. 7 when hit outside in Sanford this Saturday. U'a work of the retired officer ordinator at Lyman, Lloyd committee were Bert Chap­ The permanent cable ia re­ NOW-QJH.Y placing temporary Unra In­ Navy Jrt photo reconnaissance business interests b e c a m e being sponsored by the Ethel and wished him a long tenure ltarnes, said that the employ­ man. Speer, Raker, I)r. Mun­ public, refused at closed seastalled laat December when plane crashed in the ocean son and Philip Mitchell. of retirement. Root Circle and geta under­ lion Wednesday to surrender Hie officers will now sign Uie cable waa damaged, re­ near here Wednesday, killing The principal speaker was ers of these student! mI - o way at 7 p. in. III* record* in compliance with N . K- *s will attend. The banquet will the charter and submit it for portedly by a dragging an­ the pilot, 12. ('dr. John 31. Municipal Judge Kenneth W• • • a subpoena. tiegin at 7:80 p.m. stale approval. McIntosh. McCall. chor. Gubernatorial candidate Hickson reported he plan­ Scott Kelly the other day said niackwall. t r ^ |/ / j * plus (a t. Gov. Bryant ought to extend ned to "take it easy" in his \ Whitewall* $2 the tag deadline at leaat 90 retirement but would drop in \ more. 750*11, daya due to the terrific hike on the department to retain 800*14, his friendship. in the cost of platea. He also 850x14, He and Mrs. Hickson live 900x14, charged Bryant with fiscal By llarry Johatoa (or the explosive growth by Claude H. Wolfe, council Should the 170,000 not be •50x14. CHATTANOOGA, T s n n . Irresponsibility. We don't at 3908 Palmetto Avenue. A financial tpark to the which is predicted within the chairman, who Introduced the forthcoming, he noted, It know if the folks In those They have three children. R. KiM Central Florida Region­ next few short years. executive director, R. H. would delay the legislative (U I'I) — A former Team­ New Tread long lines at the Courthouse J. Jr., Paul and Mrs. Cecil The research includes, but Boyle. phase for another two years. ster official testified today TIRES al Planning Council was as­ Jones. today agreed with Kelly is not limited to, water re­ The director briefed Uio A poll of the visiting dele­ that an effort to act a* a • Genufna sured Wednesday afternoon at source*. economic condition*, visitors on the exhaustive gates altiwcd virtually loo good Samaritan led to hit ahout Bryant's fiscal shortMrltnherte retreads comings but we'll bet they a Mayfair Inn meeting with prospective labor supply, util­ studies now under way and per cent aup|»'rt of the pro­ indictment on jury tamper­ applied wa concurred with his ides about Groundbreaking top business, industry and ity provisions, air trade re­ those planned for tha Immed­ ject. Each applauded the ing charges. sound tire TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — utility representatives. extending the deadline. view, highway program, rap­ iate future. He noted the work of the council and of­ Ewing King, a co-defcndant eaalngal • • • President Lyndon II. Johnson Tlic representatives, almost id transit (monorail) feasibil- urgency of time in the pro­ fered to do his part In get­ of Teamster President James • Free Today's Chuck Is—When our will participate in ground • to a man. promised to confer Ity study, Industrial resourc­ gram as surveys soon become ting the neersvary funds to R. Hoffs, aaid ha was only Mounting forefathsrs discovered t h i s breaking Feb. 27 for the long with their superiors and to es, planning and zoning stan­ obsolete. trying to “help" whan ha of­ speed it up. country the Indians were run­ dreamed of cross-stale barge ; obtain a total of $70,000 which dards, industrial develop­ It is the hope of the coun­ Counties in the council In­ fered ■ promotion to a Tenning It. There were no taxes. canal. * will expedite expansive re- ment, commercial area atudy, cil, he aaid, to have any re­ clude Seminole, Orange, In­ ncasee trooper whose wife The ceremonies are planned tuarch now under way by Uie market potentials, consumer quired legislative programs dian River, Brevard, Volusia, was a Juror in Hoffa’a 1982 There was no debt. The women did all the work. And near Uie Rodchcavrr Boy* rouneil. survey, housing trends, and ready by October or Novem­ Osceola and Lake. Prior to conspiracy trial. our forefathers thought they Ranch, 10 mile* southwest of The council wai formed legal implementation analy­ ber so that it can be acted the meeting Ihe Seminole T v * mads it a general 405 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 could improve a system likt Palatka, but no Unie was let about two year* ago to pre­ sis. upon by the next term of the Chamber of Commerce waa practice cf helping peopla all Florida Distributors For Denman Custom Built Tire* tlu.1? immediately. pare Hie seven county area Ih e meeting waa conducted] State Legislature. I 1 would," King testified. host at a luncheon. 590 Stolen; Thieves Fail To Open Safe New School Opens Early In March Penney s New Store To Be Much Larger Sanford FP & L Employe Retires Altamonte Springs After 41 Years Sets Dedication Cubuns Leave Sanford C. Of C. Organizes And Elects Officers Kynes Qualifies Fire On British Mother Rescues Son From Canal Job Program Retired Police Officer Feted Sens. Cleveland, Johnson To Talk Belli Puts On Show Of Anger Baker Called Safe Behind 5th Amendment Ball Raps Wirtz Phone Cable Laid In Lake We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES $£66 Navy Pilot Killed Planning Group Asks $70,000 For Studies ‘Good Samaritan' Indicted For Jury Tampering > A ..v ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 19, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 19, 1964. 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UN Organizes Aid For Congo Town Cut Off By Reds ! ac £ < r E g 5 f6 LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) United Nation* official* today organized help for the email Congolese town of Gungu, which la bc*iegfd by CommunUt-kd tcrrori*t» and run­ ning low on food and ammuni­ tion. Gungu, about 280 mile* eoulhcait of the capital, U In Kwilu Province, where guer­ rilla band* have attacked towns and mission stations in the past month. Hut no miss­ ionaries were believed to be in the besieged town. Tho last American mission­ ary working in an area en­ dangered by the terrorist bands, Miss Mae Clark, 55, of Myersdale, Pa., was res­ cued by UN helicoper Sat­ urday. Miss Clark had refused to leave her orphanage at Kalanganda unless the 10 African orphans in her care could be rescued, too. Hut the terror­ ists refused to allow the child­ ren to leave the area nnd of­ ficials finally persuaded Bliss Clark to go. The orphange Is Just north of Idiofa, one of the centers of terrorists activity. The guerrillas, led by Pekingtrained Pierre Blulcle, a former Congolese cabinet min­ ister, have sought to drive all white missionaries from the area they control. One American missionary, Miss Irene Fcrrcl, 42, of J e ­ rome, Idaho, was killed by the terrorists last month. Bliss Clark reported an eld]y Swiss missionary couple ' was being held by the terror­ ists. They were Identified as Mr. and Mrs August Etcher. Bliss Clark said villagers told her of their capture. The United Nations hoped to airlift supplies to Gungu to enablo It to hold out against the terrorists, who attacked In force Sunday, killing several Congolese sold­ iers of the town's garrison. Idiofa, SO miles north of Gungu, is holding out against the guerrillas with the aid of a UN airlift. Sunday, UN planes began leaving with the wives and children of the Congolese troops defending Idiofa. Business Briefs Ralph llackott, who resides a t 414 Lako View Drive in Littla Venice, recently was graduated from tlie Dslo Car­ negie course In public speak­ ing and human relations. This 14-week course was held at the Robert Bleyer Motor Court in Orlando. Hackctl is auperintendent for the Gulf Life Invuranco Company in Sanford. JThr in Joseph T. Cather, G8, win­ ter visitor in Die Sanford area, died Saturday night in a Washington hospital of acute leukemia. A former tool and die mak­ er in (he Washington area, he entered tho bait manufactur­ ing business some 12 yrnrs ago, lite r forming the part­ nership of J. T. Cather and Son of Washington, I). C. with his son, Arden. He was an ardent fisherman and lived hero during the shad season in s house trailer which he parked ut Crlm's Camp tm SR 40 and later at Camp Sem­ inole on the Wekivn River. Earlier tills season, local friends were notified that business would delay his an­ nual visit. Later they were advised that ill health would result in further delay. Circle To Elect New Officers fly .Mona Grinatriul Thu North Orlando Our f.iidy'a Circle of tha Church of tho Nativity Catholic Women's Cluh will elect new officers nt an H p.m. meeting to l»n held Wednesday nl tho homo of Blrs. Don Corkhill on Lombardy Road. Blrs. George Sommer, cur­ rent chnirman of tho clrrlo, tins asked Hint nil members he present for this imporlunt meeting. He Is survived by his wife, Blrs. Itutli Cather, the son and two grandchildren. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Deal Funeral Home, Suillund, Bid. Blrs. Lucy Stafford, 81. died early Sunday morning at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Dorn Jan. 29, 1882, in White Oak, Ga., she had lived in Sanford for the past 15 years. She made her home at 71(5 W. First Street. She was a mem­ ber of Hie Methodist Church. Survivors are six children, Nathaniel Stafford of Lake Mary, Mrs. W. II. Rutledge of Holly Hill, flcrnie Stafford of Cocoa and W. II. Stafford, Mrs. George K. King and Mrs. James J. Singletary, all of Sanford; in grandchiidrm ; 13 great grandchildren; a sister, Blrs. Mary Wainwrlght of Nahnnta, Ga.; there brothers, I). A. and T. A. Ilrucc of Lake Monroe and John Ilrucc of Klngslnml, Ga. Funeral services were sche­ duled fur 3 p. in. today nt 1Sri'.son Funeral Home with Itev. Arthur C. lleatly of De­ nary officiating. The body will lie forwarded to Klngsland for burial. fi [ 'V v K •. eng-:* INCOME TAX PREPARATION HAROLD A. APPLEBY TELEPHONE PA M M i 488 VIRGINIA AVE. / SANFORD, FLORIDA M V IllnV E DTNK I t VI.M. f o r m e r l y k n o w n a s MARION K. DY N E , at a|. D efendants N U T IC U I I P aV I.U No t i c e i s i i e i i e b v c i v KN t h a t o n t h e l o t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , 13(1, a t 11:00 a. m. at th e m ain door of the C ourth n u . e o f H .in tn o la C o u n t y , at S an fo rd , Florida, th a unders i g n e d C l e r k w ill o f f e r for enlo t o t h e h l g h e - t an-l b e , t b i d d e r f o r ea*h th o f o l lo w in g d eacrlh eil r e a l p r o p e r t y : L o t 3*. B l o c k "B ~, COU N­ T R Y C L U B MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. a c c o r d i n g t«> tha p l a t t h e r e o f a a r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 11. I ’a g a 31. P u b l i c I te c o rd a o f Memlnolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a to g o th e r w ith all s tr u c tu r e ,, Im p ro v em en t,, flaturea. ap p li­ a n c e , a n d a p p u r t e n a n c e , on • aid l a n d o r u , a d In c o n j u n c ­ tio n t h e r e w i t h . T ills s a l e la m a d * p u r s u a n t to f i n a l d e c r e e o f f o r e c lo s u r e e n t e r e d In C h a n c e r y a c t i o n No. 133»U n o w p e n d i n g In t h e C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t o f a n d f o r Sem in o te C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . D A T E D T H I S 33 th d a y of J a n u a r y , 13<t. (SK A I,I A r t h u r H. H e c k w l l h , Jr.. C la rk of th e C ir c u it Court By M a r t h a T. V lh le n D - p u ty Clerk A.VDKItBON. I t l ’SII D E A N A IAJWNDKH A t t o r n e y s fo r P l a i n t i f f 333 E a s t C e n t r a l B o u l e v a r d O rlando, F lorida P u h l M i F a b . 3. 13(4. CDIt-C Cl IT. IN S.NII FOR -I MlNltl.K t'Ol'NTV. I l.num * CIIAMCMIIV NO. m n F lltS T F K D K I t A t , KAVI.NMH A N D I ONAN ASSOCIATION OF oft!.ANDO, a corporation, J. E. FINN Orange City Man ?.e-Enlisfs Having fried Dio Army, Air Force and the Navy, John E. Finn, of Orange City, lias de­ cided Die Navy is- the place lor him. lie lias re-enlisted for six more years nnd say* he will make the Navy his carerr. Finn's service career began in December 1918 when lie joined the Army. He served in various p o s t * until May 1932, at which fimo lie accepted discharge. In October 1953 he decided In try the Air Force. He did— for (our years. He still was nut satisfied sn in October 1957 lie got out of his Air Force blues and went to work. in March 1900 lie again got the urge to "Join up" and since lie had fried Die Army ami Air Force lie saw his Navy recruiter. A s s i g n e d to Sanford's Heavy Attack Squadron 3 us an aviation nirtalamitli, Finn recently completed hi* enlist­ ment nnd decided that the Navy was Die career for him and re-enlisted. He thinks now that ho will stay with it far good. Dasenji dogs ran make snarling urul chortling sounds; sometimes they murmur or yodel Plaintiff. v«. K ltJI A J E A N N E A C R A B I. a / k /• K RM A J. C R A IO , a / k / a JE A N N ES K. n i A l t l , f o r m ­ e r l y KICM A J. IIA I t l l l NOTON, a r i l I I K 'I I A I I I i M. CIIA IO , liar husband, rt a h Defe n - l a n t a N O T IC E O F a t I T s T V T B OI’ F I . O H I O * COUNT*' O F M-.MIWII.C T O , KRM A J E A N N K A CRAIO. a / k / a E R M A J. CIIAIO, a /k /a J E A N N K A K C R A IO , f o r m e r l y KRMA J IIA R R I N O T O N R e sidence U n k n o w n Toil a r a h e r e b y n o t i f i e d t h a t a a n i l h a* h a m f ile d a g a i n , ! you In |h a above entitled c a u s e , unit t h a t y o n a r e reiRilr. • t t o f ile y o u r a n s w e r w i t h t h a c l e r k o f till* C o u r t a n d t» a e r i e a c o p y t h e r e o f u p o n th a plaintiff or p tn lu tlffa a tto r ­ n e y , . w h o . a n «m « a n d a d d r a , , I* O i l , , . I l e d r l r k * l lo b ln an n , 137 S o o t h C-iiirt S t r e e t , O r ­ la n d o , Klort-la. n o t l a t e r t h a n F e b r u a r y 17, 11(1. If y o u fall t o -hi m o a D e r r r a P r o C n u fes an w ill ha e n t a r r d a g a i n s t you f o r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In the C o m p l a i n t . T h la n ull la t o f o r e . r|i>,e a mortEnrce- T h e r e a l p r o . p e r t y p r o c e e d e d a g a i n s t I*: l o l l Z n n d t h e N o r t h 15 r. a t o f t a i l 3 In l l l o r k D, o f It I D O E I II O I I S U B D I ­ VIS IO N , a c c o r d i n g tu th e p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d In F l a t n o o k 11. p a g e SI. o f tire Dublin R e c o r d s of S em inole C ounty, Florida. W I T N E S S m y ha n-l a r i l th e neat of Oils C o u r t a t O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , t h i s Hth d a y o f J a n ­ uary. I» tl. tS EAI.1 A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , Jr ., clerk By: M a r t h a T. V l h l e n . D C . Cite*. H e d r i c k A I t o M n eo n 135 S o u t h C o u r t S t r e e t O rlando, Florid* A t t o r n e y s f o r I’l a l n t l f / . I 'u l - l i . h J a n . 11. 30, 37 A F a b I. 10*4. CDQ -31 CASH F o r E v e ry NEED OVER 35 YEARS At First & Palmetto ( Moiigkhle old pm>t office) II. K. HOWE in hIiowii banding I’olicO Chief Roy G. WillianiH a Healed envelope which con­ tain* the actual mileage a U. S. Tiro was run. A dock radio will lie awarded to tho jireson who KUOHHca closest to thin actual mileage, on Satur­ day. Thin content in part of the "Name Change" Celebration now in progrenH a t llowe'a Tire Shop at 420 French Avenue. cents P laintiff. in t iiu i m e t r r r o t iit of t i i i : .n in th j i oh i n . n i l . Mrs. Stafford Dies Here At 81 st a t ij ISM. e vt. J. T. Calher, 68, Dies In Hospital (j PARK, SANFORD NIL IW*(1 T H E BOSTON f i v SAVINOH IIA.VK, UETTER UNDERSTANDING for good citizenship in extolled in two plnques presented by the Sanford Rotary Club for display in tho City Commission and County Commission meeting rooms. H. 1,. Perkins Jr. (right), Rotary president, presents a plaque to James P. Avery Jr., Coun­ ty Commission chairman. (Herald Photo) I, ‘THRIFTW AY” FANCY t.oi.T T V , r i . n i u n * . ITIVNIKIIV Legal Notice I l a r a l n f a l l n o t o r a d e cree p r o i- o n faa.o w i l l ha a n t . r c d eg i l n . t you. tVlTXUHH m y h a n d a n d t h a a r a l o f »atd C o u r t a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a . Ilila sill d a y o f J a n * Uary, A. D. I'JSI. (BEAL) A R T H U R II. B E C K W I T H . Jit. C l a r k of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t l l y : M a r t h a T. V th lau D eputy C lerk IIU T l'U IK O N A N D L E F F L .K R F o et Office P r e w a r H E d w a rd s B u ilding Sanford, F lo rid a A tio rn ry a for P laintiff P u h l l a h J a n . IS, SW. 17. * F r h I. i s s s . 25th t h e (-UM.T I T c n i ' R T m n i n t h JU D IC IA L i niin «N ii r n n ai:«ii. n il: it ir N n i.u SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) California had a total of 8,* 004,009 drivers licenses in force In I9G0—a million nnd a half more Ilian any other state In the union. ; I r r n lh Legal Notice Drove Of Driven* M iT in s o r * n r o i' f m iiiid v to D E l X n K H ANN SAMPSON, w h o a r e a l d e n c a I* l«n» K i r , t P U r t , N. W , A p a r t m e n t i, W a s h i n g t o n , II. f*. mi>l w h n a e t u n l l l n u a d d r e a , 1, t t ' i l K i r . I P l i c a , N. W A p a r t n u n t l, W a s h i n g t o n . n . C.l A s u i t h a v i n g b r a n f ll« <J • Rain.I y o u In t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r Katnlnola C o m i t y , F l o r i d a , III C h a n c e r y fo r d iv o r c e , Ilia a b b r e v i a t e d t i l l * o f w h i c h la C o r n r l l u a K. S a m p , o n , p l a i n t i f f . ▼. D e l o r e , A n n H a m p . o n , d a f r n d a n t , tb la n o lle # la to r a q u t r a y o u to f l la w i t h t h a C l a r k of aa ld C o u r t y o u r w r l t t a n d . r a n a , . , If • ny, to t h a p l a i n t i f f '* r a m p l a i n t flli-d In aald r n u . a , a n d t o a* r v a ■ co p y o n t h a p l a i n t l f f 'a a t t o r n e y # n o t l a t r r Ilian t h a 13th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. D, franfnrh Pago 10—Mon. Feb. 8, ’64 Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • Piano* * Rental Iledn HOME §Jwiv This Weekend! Presented — By Shoemaker Construction Co. In Ravenna P ark With This ('mi pun A The Purchase Of "Armour" Smoked PORK CHOI'S _______________ l.h. r,9e Coupun gimd at your "Thrill*uy Only, Thru Wed.. February 5 • Mad teal and dental uxpeneot • Debt consolidation • H o u seh o ld m p t n u t , large end wnall • Auto repair* and maintenance charges. Look for the 50 EXTRA • Mortgage end Insurance premium*. # low s OF TOHOI — G.A.C.— FINANCE • Q N -SANFORD- 111R. Flret SU...fAkta 2-374) -ORLANDO----------421K. Oranf* A*e_ GArdaa 4JKS 401 W. Cm M BM,RN*m >44«3 12431 Colonial Or.SAfdea 5-2641 G O LD BOND Wllh Thl. Coupon A The I'urchaae Of "Kverfreah” POTATO STA M PS CHIPS Twin I'ak 59r Coupon kimk) «t your "Thrlftw ay"| Only, Thru Wed.. February 6 “FOOD WRAP" BAGGIES 23 » T . ROLL 50 EXTRA PAYMENT TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOOK! c o 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thin Coupon A The Purchase Of "Sara l.ee" Choc. STA M PS Swirl Cake .14 o*. each 79c I Coupon good at your "Thriftway" Only, Thru W«L. February 5 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND With Thin | Coupon R The Purchase Of "Loul’a" CIIBBSB STA M PS PIZZA 118 O*. P hf. 79c' [Coupon good at your "ThrUlway" | Only, Thru W'wL, February 8 43' A -JC "FUN HATH" TID Y TOYS EACH 69 "YOUR BEAUTY SOAP" PALMOLIVE SOAP 2 ^ 2 1 ' 2 BATH < ) 1 C BARS J | SPECIAL! "EVKHPBE81I" FltF.SII BAKliD COFFEE ROLL 12 OZ. EACH �Cabinet O K s Orange Site For University (T lir Signs of the times. • • • There'* one near a restaur­ ant on US 17-92 which says: "T Bones, St 50 . . . With t VOL. 66 Meat, $2.83 " • • * ib n t lf t ' Zip Code .12771 ) WEATHER: Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with occasional show ers; high today in 60s; low tonight R5-G0. United Pres* Leased Wire EtUblishcd 1908 TUES., FEBRUARY -1, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO, 118 • It pay* to advertise . . , and that's what Mrs. A. L llood. superintendent of the Sanford Zoo is doing. She say* she needs trees, shrubs and flowers for her program to tK-aulify the roo area, if you can contribute any of these you should contact her at the [ too or phone City Hall. • • • I^ast week a local resident reporter) to the Police Depart­ ment Ovat some youngsters were at her door collecting for the March of Dimes. She thought they were too young and asked Police to check them out. The police did and the youngsters were okch! ( They were simply doing what they could to help. But tt still didn't hurt to check. • • ♦ • • oral and thnt acceptable zon­ man of the Seminole County ing regulations cun be worked Commission. "It was the only out for the location with Or­ decision left open to them. Tim ange and Seminole Counties. Board of County Commission* Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, Although the site is entirely ert is in contact with the State executive director of the within Orange County, its Board of Control and Statu State Board of Control, anil not them border is on Hie Sent* Ilonril of Education and nwutt Jam es I*. Avery Jr„ Semi* | inole line mid this county will their pleasure for a c-onfcrencu mile County Commission have to provide proper zoning to m.-tko their job easier and to dt(ermine in what manner w« chairman, al noon today for property adjoining the | can co-operate." site. agreed on a meeting of the I ("I certainly approve whole* (Douglas Stenstrnin, chnirstate group's Irclmlral stall | lu-alti-dly Hie decision of the 1 man of the Cbumber of Com* and County Commissioners State Cabinet this morning," metre university site commit* for I p. m ncvl Tuesday In -aid James I’. Avery Jr , chair- lee, said that "zoning will bo no problem since wr have a discuss Seminole County's county-wide zoning law.") contribution In nrvv roads The Board read but did not and necessary toning (or the m w A ... discuss a last-minute pirn m-vv slate university nil the fiom State Rep. James Pruitt, \ilamiiccl site In Orange of Brevard County, that tlio County Just south ol Oviedo. university Ik- loi-utrd closer to Tlir Seminole-Orange Coun­ Cape Kennedy. ty line Is live north boundary State Treasurer J. Edwin ol the university site. Dr. LONDON (U l'D — Queen I.arson, Agriculture Commis­ Culpepper telephoned Avery, Mother Elizabeth bad her ap­ sioner Doyle C o n n e r a n d asking (nr the meeting. Avery agri-ril, subject In pendix removed today «t King Comptroller Ray Green weru rnnlirmutlnn by other Coun­ Edward Ylt Hospital and was not in town to vote for tire* unireported feeling "very well.” vcislty site. Rut tbo unnnlty Commissioners. j iiious votes of Gov. Furris | Bryant, Attorney G e n e r a l ★ ★ ★ WASHINGTON (Ul'D — James Kyncs, Secretary of IAI.I. AIIASSFE (Ul'D President Johnson Monday State Tom Adams and Stain file State Cabinet gave speedy named Frederick C. Helen, a School Superintendent Thomas approval today to an Ornuge I veteran federal employe, to be 1D. Bailey was sufficient. County site for a new stiitc deputy postmaster general. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, university. But it will be ut executive director of the Board least two months before any of Control, suit! he anticipated concrete planning rnn lie done. WASHINGTON (UPI) — no problem with aiming or D u - Cabinet, sitting ns the Tbu $11.0 billion tax cut bill title to the lund which is be* State Ilonril of Education, faced its most formidable chal­ ing acquired by Orange Coun* gave t-0 approval to tin- IDaici lenge today In a Senate veto ty and donated freo to Urn of Control's recommended site, nil a proposal to provide tax state. the 1,200-nere Im-ntion which Ho said the "tremendous relief for college expenses. holders on tile Otiilige-Semiilpotential" for proper zoning olo County line mid is within was one of the factors thut in* a 50-mile riidiii* of every nmTAMPA (UPD — State flucnc-cd the Board of Control joi city ill tbu Fust Central Fair officials sloshed through to select this site over about 27 Florida, iinii, including Cu|ie i the opening of tha 59th an- other* offered. Kennedy. But if some hitch ahonld da* I mini l-'nir here today — the Bill it put three stipulations velnp, the Board has nsked Ur* to conclusion of the de al and fourth year ill a row the l u u g o and Seminole Counties signing oil the dotted line, so ' event has hud ruin on open­ to hold onto two other sites. ing day. to speak. Hie Murtln site and Tusknwilli* Olio in that soil borings now site so they can b« considered. under way, ami which take The Adamucci site Is located COLUMBIA, 8. C. (U PI) about nix weeks to complete, within 4(1 miles by car of Caps — President Thomas F. Jonea show Hint the anil is suitnblo Kennedy and 12 miles front for the facility. The other of the University of 8outli downtown Orlundo. Carolina said Monday thnt qualifii'iitiuns are that accept­ able title to the land, (rotli grade* amnng new students Orange County, is gotten and rose after freshmen were pro­ approved by the attorney grn- hibited from having ears. Bulletin B R IE F S Queen Mother • ‘ When You Really Want a Canal. You (Set It" is the title of a story on the work being done by the St. Johnslndian River Navigation Dis­ trict which appears in the current edition of the Jack­ sonville Seafarer magazine. John Krider, manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce is the district's chairman. Sem in o le O ffe rs Its C o -O p eratio n To S ta te A ONE-DAY, ALL-OUT membership campaign was launched this morning by the Chamber of Commcreo with n breakfast at the Civic Center. Pictured are th e co-chuiruicii un d tcuiu rnplains, joined by two members of the distaff side in the drive, Miss Doris Fleming <lcft) and Mrs. Adelaide Moses. (Herald Photos) Meeting Called To Organize Sanford CC Manufacturers Push Argument Against Tax Appointed Tax Cut Bar The grapevine says that Cotton Brown has bought the A group of Sanford business TAt.T.AIIASSKK (U Ph — Village Inn Restaurant on If swim suits arc to be lav­ First" St. near Park Avc. It"* | nn.'1 professional people have ed as sporting goods. »o also reported that Cotton 1* ' scheduled a meeting nt the should hunting ImkiIs, lawyers making alteration* ami soon Seminole County Courthouse for three Miami bathing suit will announce an opening j ''*'dne.»dny at 8 p. m„ to e»lnbli.«h a Sanford Chamber of manufacturers told a Circuit Court judge Monday. • • • Commerce. Otherwise, the lawyers said, The Salvation Army board Spokesmen for the proposed the tax was a denial of equal will meet tonight at the First organisation said that 50 Sanprelection under the law. Presbyterian Church Fellow- j ford residents had agreed to The three manufacturers ship Hall. The speaker will membership In the body. They asked I.eon County Judge be Commander Normal Mar-1 pointed out that tho organ! zaHugh Taylor to rule the new sliall who retired this past , tion Was nut being estnldished j state five per cent tax, levied November as national coin- to com|>ete with the Seminole on s|M)rting goods at the inandcr. County Cliumber of Couunercu wholesale level, doesn't apply • • * , or Die Sunford-Scmimilc Jun* ONE HOUR after the Chamber of Commerce hrcukftml this npuninyr. to the garden variety of swim i/jw.ilnx’thc otit!-th> i.ieHi'n’.iiitlu u ' l i v J i u . tii.i- i acp tan il at the GraoiWant to get away from it tor t.'bamber of Comrt.ert-e. suit. They contend the 1903 all? . . . at least for a couple. The purpose, they declnted, ber office, sulunittetl to Mrs. Georgia Rail his quota of new mouthers ami legislature intended to tax of hours. Right here in Semi- vvns to creata a program which received a $26 savings bond. only swimming wear such as Dole County we have what a would place more emphasis on frogman's suit* anil other un­ bit of folks go to Charleston Sunfurd alone. derwater diving equipment. and Mobile to sec . . . c a m e l - 1 ----------------------The purpose of the tax Is lias and azuleas bv the thou- p llf* i ot provide financing for u sand* bond issue to buy state re­ Springs. Robliy Robinson h a s 1 creational acreage. The sale Mime 25.000 camellias and of the bonds is pending out- l A l !• s » ____ t azaleas out there and obser­ In observance of Hoy S c o u t|comc °/ ‘'n* ami a similar vers say it's a sight to be­ Week. Feb. 7-1-1. Sanford area ras* r|"a,,cn*,n‘5 »«« intent hold. JACKSON, Mia*. (U PD —A I CAPE KENNEDY (UPD— • » • t,r Uftvjd prosecution witness testified1 TALLAHASSEE (U l’l) — , sales tax or other sources dur- Scouts will stage their second ( Mja|)|j , The Notional Space Agency By the way, Sheriff J. I,. today that he saw u strange January rules lux collections i"g the icri of the current fis iiumml ewiuporee in Fort MeJ- uel, representing King Cole, said today it will permit Hie Imi I'ni K Sutii■day mid BunHobby says that "If you're in man wearing white shoe* in I |||t „ rwonl |g:,.o million Hi.d ml ycur," lie said. Hex n( Miami ami Sanford Fkirida East Coast Railway need of prayer, call your pas­ tilt neighborhood where MedThe sales tax revenue ea- day. und Palm Land Fudimns, and to use Hi miles of track in . 1 orew comment from Gov. tor. If you don't have a pas­ gill Kvers lived a week before tinmte fer tho year i» t-’-lu Prior to noon Saturday all Marlin It. Clark, vice presi- Hu- Merritt Island Launch tor," Hobby add*, "w e'll help the civil rights lender wns kill­ Farris Bryant today that million. Kurly reports indi- Scouts will be registered und ]idem ,|t.„i -n<| and merchandising merchandising manman Area despite Hie |xisxi!iilily Florida was in a period ol euted the inrreuse wus due to have their campsites establishyou find one " ed by a sniper. ager for Bunline's Stores, a r­ that a strike against the rail­ ugii prosperity But whatever you do, he booming Christmas busim-sc •'«!. .Saturday nl 7 p. m. the gued there i» a difference be­ road might spread into Uic Itobeit 1'ittmnn, son of Comptioller Buy h. G in n u|1j im t.nr|y jnliux of winter eump file program will Imj fea- tween an everyday "swim­ spaceport, aays, be careful atwut people gioccr Leroy Pittman, also in this area who want to testified th at threo hours be­ said the receipls, reflecting viftitora. tum l by an un|irt*»»ive Kutflr ming suit" and swimming FEC Board Chairman Ed­ come in and pray for and fore Kvers was slain he saw December sales, wiped out a January collection* for Hie Award ceremony. The present- equipment or novelties. ward Ball said, "I'm glad to with you. A couple recently an uutomobile resembling one 8150,00(1 deficit in the sales new five | K T cent wholesale J “ lion of the Fugle award is know that NASA is starting called on some people in a thill has been linked to Byron tux collection estililute fer the tax on spurting goods, also Die bigbe-t that run Imj cuiito recognize their obligations nearby rounty and while one Di I-a Beckwith, on tiial for first six months of the cur­ Imsed on December sides. To- ferred upon h Scout. under a contract that they're rent fiscal year which sta rt­ prayed the other took things bis life in Evers* death. Sunday morning the Scouts now approximately five weeks laled JU8.505. an increase of that didn't belong to him. in default on. Tittman's grocery is several ed in July. 851,072 over December. Fis­ will attend their respective The other day two neatly hundred yurds from tiie place I Dry-unt said the 2.1 per rent cal year receipts were $418,- (bill idles In ohscrviiiiru of "I must say I'm very much dressed young women Insist- the prosecution contends h lease over January of !n»t 112. Seoul Sunday. The public is concerned to find Rial my cd they Ik- invited in for sniper picked off Evers with >*“ r uu* *" Indication of invited tu observe the campgovernment has not seen fit GAINESVILLE (UPI) _ to live up to its ccmtraelural prayer by a Seminole County m high-powered rifle. prospeiity and showed the o n e activities. eouple. However, the folks had In testimony at Monday's wln,er “ rnrist season was The Ioea I Boy Smut Council A team «>f seven Inveatigntors obligations with one of its heard about the "trick" and trial session Beckwith's cm- "b<*lcr than anything anticiis a participating agency of from the Civil Aeronautics corporate citizens. did not admit the pair. After ployer In a Greenville, Miss., pated." "I hope from now on they the United Fund of Seminole RoiiiiI mid Federal Aviation they were denied entrance fertilizer plant, told the 12-1 The big jump of course reAgency interrogated witness­ will recognize their obliga­ County. they were picked up by a man jury Ihut Beckwith was fleets the extension of tines and studied the structure tions." man in a late model car. plodded with a lute model sales Lux by the 1901 Legis­ today of u plane th.i( crashed Rail said the ' ’ ears of lialTALLAHASSEE (U l'D hern Monday killing ID per last which were unloaded last What some people will do white automobile. lature to cover seme Items Die Cabinet Budget Commiss­ sons. never erases to amaze us! weekend had been delivered not previously taxed and in- ion created a new 81B,0(xi a C'AII Investigator in Chargn Jan 3. but contractor* had ereusing others. year job in tne Board of Con­ The first Clock Watcher John McWhorter said tin- on­ not been allowed to unload "We Imd untic-ipulcd n sub­ trol today to free assistant rail and indicate an in terest' A s * f O n L i n t . n scene investigation w o u I d Uiein before. stantial upsurge but not this director Herbert Stallworth in bringing a Florida State M C ‘ W f l M e t T 0 Rail revealed he had ex­ probably continue for the great." .-aid Revenue Commis­ from research work MISFMIKIMKR. N. C. — rest of the week, wjth fur­ changed telegrams with NA­ League entry to Sanford was P l i n n n ^ V C f p m sioner Fd Strauglin. Director J. _ Broward, lul- (IT 'D — Former Vice PrcsiMrs. T. 1*. Clark. She said. I I ' . V. , h ^ ^ ther studies to Im- made in SA administrator James K. He said the rotlcrtions topWebb over the spur. "There's nothing we would like _ Tbe|1'N<^ |h Or,ando ' ,lla4° |u-d Ilist January, the pre pepper said Stallworth cur- <|en, nichard M. Nixon said Washington. .. .. i r i " * wa' u n a ,‘’ u‘ t*ke an ] Monday that in Ins opinion, In a telegram lie told Webb, more than to see Sanford loo k p0“ncl1 ' 1 at V,3?,!’, "1 McWhorter said tininvest), in the State League. If you're £ f ajr *l ,he :»* c ,,u! ,lin“' vious lecoid. by »4.d million, active part In the day-to-day ^ , 8 Vrviuivr Khrushchev is gators wera examining the "I am moved to inquire how Totril collections for the administrative operation o f )a ,P aUW> ni).aroul„, the contractors can complete counting the people who .r e ' ft" 3,*>0r. Fcrr"! year were $127 million, up the university admlnistralnm wor|(1 |,.ad r r " The remnrk engines and systems on the your portion of the spur when, interested, put u . down for re "1 T " " '" 1 plane, looking into aircraft , , we .. . __ Mayor WAV. Anderson who is $19.0 million over the same agency because of his re | « a , Krr,.|,.(| w|ly, Jt.M a( ’ltK. five. If have a club we'll and pilot record*, und check* until yesterday, you through out of town on business. jK-riiHl a y ear ugo. Jsearch responsibilities. i While House. stop orders and other actions lie there!" | On the agenda arc second "This most favorable reThe new position will lie j ..|t jyyn,), nice maybe Mr. ing Hu- load carried. He said had not permitted to unload and third readings and adop-! venue totul provides the state ( called the educational officer xix*sn Is propelling him there also would Ik- u study 58 ears of material to Ik- us Since Mrs. Clark's cnl| the tion of the general election \with „ cushion l« help offset fur graduate programs and re­ (Khruchi'hev) a* a possible uf the ciasb facilities at the i-d in IIn- nmstrurtion of your phone his burred ronstantly. ordinance; appointment of »n „ny weakness that roncciv search. Republican rambdale for municipal air|Hirt portion of the spur, surh ears The interest is here, there's no Culpepper said he would be­ I’rcKidcnt," said While House election board and adoption ,t,ly could develop in the having been delivered to the doubt about that. of a resolution approving the . ---- — -- ---------------------------- gin an immediate search for press secretary Pierre Salin­ contractor on January 3, a man to fill the post, ami ger in Wuchlngton. Salinger metropolitan telephone sys,, . /* . » 1964." Austin Williams, president tem. would look for someone will­ said he bad not discussed the A spokesman for tile Nation­ of the Starlight 1‘romenadera ---------------United Press International ing to work for less than $18 statement with President al Aeronautics and Spare Ad­ —sponsored by the City Rec­ SA Meeting | There are approximately 25 OW) released from deficiency Johnson. MIAMI (UPI) - The FBI ministration (NASA) said funds. million cats in the United reation D e p a r t m e n t - ^ . . 1 Commissioner Norman MarNixon made his appraisal arrested a New England man NASA and FEC officiala will new class for those interestef 4haU, of ^ w,|(| reUf. States, acrording to the Holly­ of Khrushchev during a and his girl friend Monday meet here Wednesday to work in taking aquare dance les­ ed last November as national wood chapter of the American speech to 2,000 students at night on fugitive charges lor out details on the line's usage. sons will liegin Feb. 12, a t the commander of the Salvation i Humane Association. Rollins Speaker Pfeiffer College in order, he auUiuritirs in Portland, Me. Tiie railroad attempted to Sanford Civic Center. WINTER PARK (U l’D — said, to give them a "better Army, will address the an­ Roland W. Hale. 27, it push two freight cars onto the • • e Die lust day of Rollins Col­ nual dinner-meeting of the ad-1 understanding" of their en­ charged with robbing a Port­ NASA spur line last Thurs­ "Sure, women not only can sLory board of the Sanford I > e u t h 1 e n a l t y lege's annual Founders Week emy. land dairy farm manager, day but was stopped by arm ­ drive as well as men." says Corps. Salvation Army, at 7 TALLAHASSEE (U l'D — wilt include a convocation ad­ lie said Khrushchev was Willis L. Jodrle, of "more ed guards The space agency Herb Bradshaw, "but they can tonight at First Presbyterian The- study of the abolition of dress by Sc-nura Eva do Lopez "not the most admirable, nor than $3,000" sakJ Wesley G. said at that time the rail­ do It on either aide of the Church fellowship hall. New the death penally by a spe­ MaUos. Mexico's First Lady. the most brilliant, but from Grapp, apeelal agent in road bad not b«eo completed road." cial commission will begin Feb. The convocation fa scheduled an over-all standpoint, be is charge of the Miami FBI of­ and waa not ready for rail officers of the board will be —Tha Clock Winder insulted. for Feb. 24. 18 in the Capitol. the most able" world leader. fice. U-aveL «*s-undo: [yers Witness Saw Stranger j Plane Crash Under Probe New $18,000 Control Board Job Created Nixon Warns Of Nikita's Ability Co Cats, (sO! d j Cars Don’t Help Saipfon Protest Ball (FEC) 'Glad' NASA Admits Obligations' Boycott ‘Success’ January Sales Taxes Two Day Scout Camporee Set Increase 23 Per Cent tu Council Due To Fair Opens Couple Held In $3,000 Theft SAIGON, South Vietnam (Ul'D — Student demonstra­ tors today marrhrd through Hie streets of Hie capital donmnding restoration of ousted Junta rlmirmnii Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh. Southwest Hit By Heavy Snow, Thunderstorms United Press International The worst storm of the win­ ter pawed the Southwest oday with wind-driven snow, NEW YORK (Ul'D — The thunderstorms and a tornado. iinti-segregiitiim boycott which Fi\e • foot drifts swallowed kept one-third of till* city's modi, school* were closed and one-million school children out travelors forced ot seek re­ of the classroom Monday wus fuge. considered by its organizers Some towns were virtually today as a greater aureuss Isolated. A tornado slammed to the tlmn they bad hoped. ground tilts morning at Ros­ enberg, Tex., and damaged PALM SPRINGS, Calif. about a dozen homes. Golf(UPI) _ The death of film ball size hall pelted Rosenborg star Alan (.add wns confirmed and Kiehmond hut no injur* Monday to have la-en aceiden- ies were reported. Blowing snow rloxed roads tal, attributed to a eombination nf a "high lei el of alco­ out of Tucumcari, N. M., hol" und three drugs acting where up to 14 Incites fell during the night. Police set on Ids nervous system. up roadblocks and advised motorists to seek refuge. Graders were called out to NOTA8ULGA, Ala. (UPI) clear the highways but got — Riot-trained state troopers stuck in the snow. today ringed two rural schools Highway travel was restrict­ where a federal Judge ordered ed to trucks within a 100 mile Negro students barred from radius of Amarillo, Tex., padlocked Tuskcgae High where nine inches of snow School admitted by Wednes­ fell and stiff northerly winds day. A spokesman said they whipped up five-foot drifts. were on band to "maintain All schools in Amarillo wero the peace." ordered closed. Wind gusting at 50 mite* an hour brewed five foot snow drift* at Dalhart, Tex., and reduced visibility to zero. Two buses were twgged in tho snow near Amarillo but statu lly llrrnice Kelsey Oviedo City Committees for police escorted die passeng­ the 10(54 year were appointed er* to safety. Heavy snow- warnings con­ Monday night by Council tinued in effect today for Preaident W. II. Murtln a t the regulur monthly session Southwestern Kansas, Western Kansas, Western Oklahoma of city rouncil. Named were T. L. Lingo Jr. and from the Texas Panhan­ and It. I*. Ward, sanitation dle southward to the Peres River Valley. Hazardous driv* committee; Ben Jones, Rex ing warnings extended from (Touts und Murtln, parks und New Mexico to Western Kan­ pool committee; Lingo and sas. Clouts, fire committee; and The Weather Bureau said Clcnls, Ward and Jones, blizzard rendition* would de­ streets. (Touts also was I velop during tho day in the named vice president of the! heavy snow area. council. In other business council authorized Fire Chief Lingo Boy’s Body Found to purchase the necessary fire CROSS C U T (UPI) — Tha hoee to bring the department, body of • five-year-old boy up to first rate condition and Gehovanl Reeman, who U>* approved payment of bills for cam* separated from his fa­ the university slta inspection ther whil* on a wild hog committee dinner held last hunt waa found Monday in a month. swamp near her*. Ladd Death Troops On Hand Oviedo Names Committees �flYtW P«f» T+ i H LBJ Holds Ceremony For New Amendment AAA Warns Drivers In Highway Report MIAMI — The American Automobile Aitociatlon today warned motorist* not to be lulled Into a false tense of eecurlty by the fact that there are do speed trap* on lie en­ forcement evaluation report. Pointing to a recent an­ nouncement by tiie U. S. No. 1 Highway Association that Route 1 south to Key West is free of speed traps. AAA noted that a "very atrlct en­ forcement" area stiU exists along the highway for 62 miles from McKcnney, Va., south to the North Carolina line. The weocLaUoa usee the (arm "(peed trap" only In situations where motorists— usually from out of the state Involved—ere victimized by unfair enforcement policies to help line the pockets of po­ lice otflcen or fill the local treasury. The organization artill claiilflea 38 placet In the country aa "very atrlct enforcement" areas. These are areas where frequent arrests have been reported. The .motorists’ or­ ganization urges driver* to exercise extreme caution in such areaa. Strict enforcement arcus listed by AAA are: Arkansas —Morrilton; Arizona— U. 8. BO; Georgia— Ludowici, long County and Tattnall County; Kentucky— Ronnievlilc, Cro­ llon, Earlington, Ilanson and Livingston; Mississippi— Tbe following counties; Alcon, Ben ton, Chickasaw, Hancock, Lee, Marshall, Prentiss. Tippah and Union, and U. -S. 4!i south of Hattiesburg. Minnesota— Junction of U. S. 05 and State Itoute 19; New Mexico— U. S. GO, 10 miles cast and 15 miles west at Morlarty, and U. S. 85, from Socorro south to San Antonio; Ohio— Bucyrus area, Morrow ami Whitehall; South CaroUna— (loose Creek; Virginia —U, S. 301 and lnteratate 95 from Peteraburg to the North Carolina Una, Norfolk, U.S. 11 from Staunton to Lexing­ ton, U. 8. 400 in Giles County, Slate Route 100 from U. S. 11 to U. S. 221, U. S. 221 from Galax to WUlis, U. S, 52 from ML Airy to County Route 607, U. S. 1 f-om McKcnney to tiie North Carolina line and Route 301 from Port Royal to Han­ over and Wcat Virginia— Charlea Town and Rldgeley. Hospital Notes JANUARY 31 Ketrena Johnson. R a b i r t Swept, George Shinabarger, Howard Brewer, LeUa U « Halback, Morrie Forgttioo, Margaret Smith, Laurie Haig, Marla Moorehcad, Rick Fite, Frank R. Bryan, aU of San­ f o r d ; WUliam Swaggerty, Lake Monroe; John Cowell, NlckoUa Miller, Mark Miller, DeBary; H arriett Bueh, Ovie­ do Blithe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtis, baby boy, Mr. and Mri. John TUklns, baby girl, Dr. and Mrs. C. F . B. 8mlUi, baby boy, aU of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kephart, baby boy, Apopka Dischargee Paul Paso Id, Earths AUen, Jesse Jones, Kstheme Down­ e r, Eleanor Anderson, Har­ riet McIntosh, Mrs, Sarah mailings and baby girl, all of Banford; Sandra Giles, Cas­ selberry; Janetle Hosock, Os­ teen) Steve Russell, Geneva; Jam es Oiburn, Lake Mary; Ida Seidel, Long wood; Mrs. Beverly Krecek and baby girl* N. Orlando . FEBRUARY 1 i Admissions Harold B. Edwards, HoUy Pierey, R u b y McWatters, JUlea B. WlUiama, Demarla C. Farrell, Mary A. Osborn, Ruby Knight, all of Sanford; Vernon C, Foddorsen, Lake Mary; H a u l Smith, Orange City; Preston Jonas, Osteen Births Mr. - and Mrs. Kenneth Lee Williams, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Doandi It. Oaborn, baby girl, Mr. and Mr*. Robert E. Farrell, baby boy, Mr. and Mra. Thomas McWatters, baby boy, all of Sanford Dlackargea AlUaon Best, Mattie Singleton, Mery Frances Oliver, Jeinnene Morgan, Barbara Jean Crain, James L. Sikes, Judy E. Clarke, Olive 1111lery, Mra. Nancy Dees and baby girl, all of Sanford; Wil­ liam James Duvall, MalUand; Daniel Long, Longwood; Wil­ liam Miller, DeBary FEBRUARY 2 Admissions Gordon Bradley, Aaron Caphart, Richard RozoUky, Belly Williams, Lucy Payne, Louis Estes, Robert Lobdell, Jeanenne Morgan, all of Sanford; Andrew K e n n e d y , Lake Mary; Mary Yates, Lake Monroe; Attaway Ward, EaIon villa; E l i t e Corpening, Casselberry; Carolyn Bohn, Longwood; Blrthe Mr. and Mrs. Julius 0. Bohn, baby boy, Longwood Dischargee Pecola Williams, Walter Sim­ mons, Carolyn Jam ei, Barry Brown, Karen Uerdln, Laurie Haig, Florence Bryant, Mrs. Nancy Whitehead and baby girl, Mrs. Beverly WilUami and baby girl, Mrs. Dannlello Dlazek and baby boy, aU of Sanford; Arthur McKenzie Jr., Mima; V a iu r Morton, Frieda Hartman, Mrs. Leona Golder and baby boy, De­ Bary; Adrian Conner Jr., Port Orange; Charles Ken­ drick, Longwood; Andrew Kennedy, Lake Mery FEBRUARY 2 Admissions Ricky Curry, Betty Jo Allen, WUlie Jam es Vance, Mary J. Stewart, Evelyn J . Jones, Ro­ bert Boykin, Libble W. Le­ per, Charles Eisencoff, Lee Esther Keen, Irene Will, Blanche Hicherds, Edith A. Mazuc, George T. Wilson, Valton Williams,, aU of San­ ford; Gladys D. Caneday, Freda Webster, Marie Mlelenbanscu, DeBary; Johu White, Longwood; Lois Richardson, Osteen; Kathy Nuzum, Win­ ter Perk Blrthe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keen, baby boy, Sanford Discharges Gordon Bradley, K e t r e n a Johnson, Steven Ray Martensen, Frank n . Bryan, Elaine J. TUklns and baby girl, Mar­ tha Curtis and baby boy, B l a n c h Coigravc, Melissa Unwell, George H. Thigpen, George B. Shlnabergcr, Evelyn Ward, Dorothy Bergen, all of Sanford; William 11. Swaggerty, L a k e .Monroe; WUlis c . Elmore, Ulnghanton, N. Y.; Mack Miller, ‘DeBary lic k s About one-half the species of ticks are parasitic; some upon man, some upon man's domesticated animate a n d some upon ineecta. THE DUAL-MISSION demonatrute it» vcraatil Firemen Present Program For Cub Scouts connnlwmncc-nttnck VJRilnnte will in the 10th annual bombing derby a t the Sanford Naval Air Station March 16 to 21. (Navy Photo) Bomb Derby To Feature RA-5C Longwood VFD The Navy’* growing force of RA-5C’e, moit vereatlle re­ connaissance aircraft in the world, will be the featured en­ trants In the Tenth Annuel Dr Jane Caaaelberry Bombing Derby 51arch 18-21 A program on artificial re­ a t tha Sanford Navel Air Sta­ spiration end fire prevention tion. was presented Friday night The new dual-mission (r*by Casselberry Fire Chief Paul Bates at a meeting of Bear Laku Cub Park 230 held in the adultnrtum of the Bear Lake Elementary School. Federal State Mnrket The Amorlcan Bed Croia NewH Service film, “That They May Live," Sanford wae shown end Volunteer Shipping point information Firemen Billy Willson bnd Tim Willett demonitrated for eb. 8. AU tale* F. O. B. rescue bresthing and mouth Precooling charges extra un­ to mouth resuscitation with less otherwise stated. Sanford-Ovlrdo-Zellwood the department’s life aize District: dummy, "Rcsuaci-Ann." Light rain and mild. A new Webeloi Den wee or­ Cabbage; demand fair to ganized for five boys who have earned their lion badge. good, market abcut steady. Assistant Cubmaster Bruce Domestic round type, H i bu. Nelson will be leader of the crates, mostly $1.76; very den and member* will be An­ few higher, fair quality low thony Smith, David Broads- aa $1.60; 60 lb. sacks, ordin­ way, Jerry Rldall, Charles ary to fair quality, moetly Chapman and Dennis Herota. $1.26; few, best, $1.60; some The boye received their acout poorer, low as $1. Cerreta: demand fair to manual*, their Webeloa patch good, market about steady. end the den flag. Robert Bunnell la eubmas- Hacks. 48—1 lb. firm pack, $2.26 to $2.60; 60 lb. saeka, ter of the pack. loose, $1.06 to $1.00. Celery: demand fair, mar­ ket weakur on 4 dor. end ■mailer; 16 in. crates, Pascal, 2-2M do*,, $3; 3 dot., $2.60; 4-6-8 dox. $2; hearts, film wrapped, 24 count, $3. Mrs. Bessie Power Cross, Chinese Cabbage: Volume 77, resident of the Lake Hayes light, 16 In. crates, $1.60 to area naar Oviedo for the peat 3210 year*, died Sunday night Endive: demand good, mar­ at Winter Park Memorial ket atrongar. 11/0 bu, crates, Hospital. $3.60. Bom Oct. 8, 1886, in WaterEscarole; d e m a n d good, town, Ohio, aha was a member market about steady. 11/0 bu. of the Oviedo Flret Methodist ere tea, $2.76. Church, of the Methodist Lettuce: demand good, mar. WSCS, of the Oviedo Wom­ ket about steady. Boston type, an’s Club, of Warren Grange EUN crates, 24 count, $3.60 Lodge 11(25, Warren, Pa., and to $4; Iceberg type, WB of tha National Grange. She cretee, 24 count, $2.26 to organized the Oviedo Home $660; Romalne, 11/0 ta. Demonstration Club. crate*, few, $3.60. Survivor* ere her husband, Onions, green: Crete*, 0 Elbert (1. Cross of Oviedo; dox. bunches, $3. two eons, Fred J, Cross of Parsley: Crates, 6 doz. Irvine, Pa., and Robert E. bunches, $2 to $2.60. Croaa of Sunnyvale, Calif.; Radishes; demand fair to five grandchildren end six good, market about steady. great grandchildren. Baskets, red variety, 30—0 Funeral aervicet will be ox., mostly, $1.60. held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Spinach) volume l i g h t . the Oviedo Methodist Church Bushel baskets, few, $1.60 to with llev. George H. Carlton $1.00. of Iteovea Memorial Methodist Hastings Florida District) Church, Orlando, officiating. Light rain and mild. Burial will be In Itouae Ceme­ Cabbage: demand fair to tery, Rome Road, rural Ovie­ good on boat, others slow, do. market about steady. Domes­ Nihlark Funeral Hums of tic round type, l i t bu. crates, Casselberry In charge of ar­ mostly $1.60; few. best, $1.76; rangement*. 60 lb. sacka, ordinary to fair quality, mostly $1.26; few, best, $1.60; poorer, low aa $1. On Honor Roll Gary Southward, son of Mr. and 3trs. William Southward, 2000 Palmetto Avenue, haa been placed on the first sem­ ester honor roll at Howey Academy, Howey-ln-the-lllll*. AIR CONDITIONER VEGETABLE REPORT Mrs. Cross Dies In Winter Park Sets Dinner connalasance • attack) Vigil­ Besides reconnaissance, Heavy antes will compete In eix of Attack Wing One le reapon Longwood Fire Chief Claude the seven events of the six- sible for providing a long day w eapons m eet, demon range, all-Mcather attack cap­ Layo has announced th a t the straling their proweee both as ability for the carrier striking Volunteer Firemen’* Annual collectors of tactical Intelli­ forces of the U. 8. Second and Chicken Dinner will be held from 4 until 8 p. m., March Sixth Fleets. gence and bombers. During a close air support The A-6A Vigilante, attack 14, at the City Park. event, RA-6C competitors will forerunner of the RA-6C, and The menu will i n c l u d e make two low-level bomb de­ the A-3B Hkywarrlor, a heavy Southern fried chicken, mash­ liveries and two low-altitude, attack workhorse since I960, ed potatoes end gravy, cole­ 000 mph photographic runs will both compete in the slaw, peat and carrots, coffee, over selected '‘targets," exer­ weuk’s exerciai-s. An A-4C rolls and cupcakes. Chairman will be appointed cising their dual capability In Skyhawk, world's smallest nu the same one-hour flight. clear bomber, will fly in from at the regular meeting of the Flying the KA-5C's will be u nearby Naval Air Station on volunteer* this Wednesday airmen from Sanford’s Heavy March 20 to tangle with an evening. Proceeds will be used to buy Attack Squadrons Three and A-6A and A-3B In a "Might Five, the Navy’s first units to vs. Mite' 'loft bombing con fireworks for the annuel Fourth of July Fleets and to operated the new mach two test. (Iwiro the speed of sound), While having considerable buy additional equipment for apcctator appeal, the nomidng the departm ent twin-jet aircraft. VAH-B will also be the first Derby serves primarily aa a to operate the RA-6C for ex­ teat of fleet readiness, giving tended periods at eea when it tactical commandera an oppor­ deploys to the Western Pacific tunity to assess their weaponi delivery capability under com­ Anthony P. Czajka, 79, fath­ later this year. The public will receive its petitive conditions. er-in-law of Mr*. Edward P. first view of the RA-6C on Czajka, the former Mias Ruth Saturday, March 21, during an Stenitrom of Sanford, died air show and open house clim­ early today at the home of his axing the week's exercise. son and daughter-in-law in This feature of the Bombing Tho January meeting of We­ Cocoa Beach. Funeral servic­ Derby usually attract* a crowd kiva Chapter, DAR, wee held es will be held in Middletown, numbering in the thousand* a t the home of 61re. Harry F. Conn. Including a large group of Brown of DeBary with 16 high-ranking defense official*. members present. Postponement of the Fiscal Guests were Mre. Alvin J. Applications for the next 1904 Derby from Dec. 9-14 to Facchin, regent, and Mrs. J. E. the new dates following the Summerhlll, chaplain, of the llcenilng examination* to be assassination o f President Col. Arthur Erwin Chapter of held by tfce Florida State Board of Nursing at Jackson­ Kennedy was allowed officials DeLand. ville must be filed with the of Heavy Attack Wing One, Tho program, presented by aponsora of the program, to Mr*. Brown, traced the history board by March 17. Examlnationi, nil at the achedulo several new show of the United States from the Seminole Hotel, Jacksonville, event*. Revolution to World War I will be for registered nurses Among them is a 30-inlnute through music. Mrs. Peter on April 14 and 13 and for demonstration of aerobatic* Myrho was narrator and Mrs. practical nurses on April 16 and precision flying by teat Drown was pianist. and 17. pilot Bob Hoover, of North American Aviation, in hit OUR BOARDING HOUSE World War 11 F-61 Mustang fighter. Tho traditional carrier air­ YOU, MARTHA, IPTHI* manship demonstration hat AFTER YOU VISIT THE OWL* CLUB YOU WAVS ABOUT AS MUCH ABT-UP-AMD- {>^N TIN U E S i ! /wav' * been expanded to allow for 6 0 A8 A ROCK O A R O eM /-—WMPHf k *< * RA-&C participation. On the — BUT MAYBE IT 6 3UST ASWW-Lf J) is ground will be static display* TVS 6CTTTOOOAM ERRAND OOWN-/I w vp& jrr AMOXDOMT WANT tH 6 / / Jrvyrvi A of almoat every combat alr- TOWN PLAC5 TO LOOK L1KB A COMF6TO 1( g g j K m g S W r t rraft flown from the deck* of ’ WHBMXI BACK? 16 PLEAOiMO WITH MB/ TNH 3O0T CLEAMBO HOUSS ■ today’s attack carrier*. JJN M ftiTA M D f > The Bombing Derby will teat each facet of Navy wea­ pons handling and delivery. A. P. Czajka Dies At 79 Wekiva Chapter Has Meeting Deadline Set Charter for East Coast House Movers, Longwood, h u been granted to Doris J. and William A. Loveland, LongTAMSwood, and David W. Cunning­ iilONt - |^ L. ham, Winter l'ark, according to Secretary of State Tom FERRYBOAT NEEDS A Adams. TICKETTho company, authorized to TAKEK■ Issue 500 shares of common stock at $10 per share, will deal in the moving and sell­ Arabian ing of houses. INSURANCE AUTO & PROPERTY INSURANCE BALL-BLAIR HARRY ADAIR’S AGENCY 218 S. Perk Ave. FA 3-664* 8ANFORD. FLA. GULF BKRVICR Tire* • Bettert*s • Accosaorita PLUMBING Road AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler R. L. HARVEY Service PLUMBING French e 1st. Complete Installations • FA 2-U921 FA 2-9922 Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures Water Pump* Free Estimate* Sanford Flour and 504 S Sanford FA 2-33*1 Feed Store WRECKAGE OP CAR in which Forrest LeRoy Lay, R. R. 1, Longwood, Hwy, 17-92. The car hurtled across d ie d last week when he loot control ont Hwy. th e median atrip, according to Trooper Rill M r B iu fltrlngfielrt, and landed in the 1 ditch on the opposite aide of the highway. Ighway. (Herald Photo) Jim Daudy Feed* Timothy H a^ ^ C o tto n Seed VACUUM CLEANERS SANFORD Cow Feed $8.40 per 100 Ik. Vacuum Cleaner Service Part* A Bu palle# For All Fittenlng end Fattening Maks* Including Meet relax 320 Sanford Ave. Legal Notice C Of C To Meet In Lake Mary thereof on P la in tiffs atto r­ ney. Carroll Burk*. Attornay at Law. P. O. Drawer Z. San­ ford, Florida, on or bafor* the Sth day of Marrb, A. D. 1*44, or othtrw leo decree pro confeeao w ill b* entered agalnet you. The Sanford Herald la de­ signated as a newspaper o f general circulation In which this citation aball b* publish­ ed once each w eek for four consecutive w teke. WITNESS my band and o f­ ficial aeat of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this tha Slat day of January, A. D. 1SI4. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , Clerk of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlblen, D.C. Carroll Burk* Attornay for P lain tiff Suit# I I I Atlantic N ational Bank Building P. O. Drawer Z Banford, Florida Publish Fab. 4. U , t l , M, 15*4 By Frances Wester Dr. Luis Peres will ba the special guest speaker a t the February meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce to be held Thursday at 8 p.m. The public la invited to a t­ tend. The nomination of a new slate of officers for the com­ ing year la also scheduled for this meeting. All member* are urged to attend. The election of officers will be held on the first Thursday of March. CDIt-11 OUR BOARDING HOUSE M-y VMOWO, BUCK, r r s CIRTAtMiy s o o d TO MANS A FOLLOW SPORT&MAN OHARIN* IN t v m MANOR hOftPrrALrrV/— UM-MAK/— T H « 9 0 A R O « l» A B * f 6 0 0 0 FtLLOW* M tUBM t LOUTISH *-> W A Y » ,e u r w m i c o v ind o o r t y p i s !, & M /l# > ^ why. tusy ' o p u n c h ✓ h C W S m O f BMOR»TH8«TON6 t ~ ft.n rn r i i i t h i . ] Nighti ILL, MASOR, A LTTTL* m m m tn o i 16 AUWAY* W&LCOOtft NOWANOTHENf d *AV, THAV6 AN OCD-4 L O O Q ltftflA llP -l CN* UK* IT/NHATK 1 y iH e q ro tr/ Q N t T f ^ Foodstuff ■ AnbUe m o m ■ Slnbad'a bird 11 Giver 12 Knave at dub# 12 Nigerian tiilaamaa 14 I liu m 13 Having rprolU parts IT Adriatic port IB Attend 20 Seine 11 Make a adatafte • kweraUaeel IS Silkworm v Aumqo 14 Nautical U na }? 15 Malt herange » Hardy haretae 2* loSortaceae* (ana 11 Mineral reck 22 Obtain S3 Arabian ronmioder 3S ITeclrkal unit 38 Chronicle* 41 Musical atady For The Finsst Year Arouud Weather Conditioner AU Lines W ritten FEDDBRS Carrel Sales — Service BrinK Your Insurance 21 Laela htrnine 200 8. Park Ave. Sanford Problems To U» — 22 Simula FA 3-4234 UFaaont AUTO SERVICE 3 Accidents Are Reported House Mover Gets Charter AREA DlRECTORY H. B. Pope Co., Inc. tify formally that the amend­ ment had been accepted liy the required three-fourths of the states and therefore is part of the Constitution. The certificate ready for Boutin's signature contained the text of the amendment and the namei of the states that ratified It. T h e 73-word amendment forbids states from levying poll taxes as a requirement for voting in presidential dr congressional primaries o x elections, although it docs qul rule out poll tax requirement* in state election*. Only five state* still had poll tax laws on their book* when the amendment was ra tified — Alabama, Arkansax, Mississippi, Texaz and Vir­ ginia. At least some of these state* plan to continue poll taxes for atate elections. The anti-poll tax amend­ ment was approved by the re qulred two-thirds of the House Three minor accidents were and Senate and submitted to reported Mooday by the San­ the itatea on Sept. 24, 1962. ford Police D e p a r t m e n t First state to ratify it wai Autos belonging to Jam ei P. Illinois. Best, 117 Azalea Lane, and Richard B. Stout of Lake Mary were involved In a mishap at 1306 Sanford Ave­ ■r a n sxtoaTttec ao ro rF lsouri ti d a t o nue. RALPH JOHN WARD. JR.. WHOSE RESIDENCE IB A car belonging to Abel J. UNKNOWN AND I.AST Baker, 013 E. First backed KNOWN ADDHEUH IS: into an auto belonging to Wil­ no* a n cog a v e n u e . FLORKNCB, SOUTH CARlie Evelyn Carroll of 1401 For­ OLINA: est Drive. The Incident occur­ A sworn Complaint h avin g bssn fllsd against you In tha red at 115 N. Park. Circuit Court In and for SamiAutos driven by Harold J. not* County. Florida, by ALJohnson, 103 Anderson Circle, MA JANE WARD, for divorce, lha abort till* of which la ALand Henrietta Bell Austin, MA JANE WARD. P laintiff, 1013 W. 11th, were Involved In versus. RALPH JOHN WARD. a minor mishap at French Jit., Dsfandant. thes* presents ar* to command you to appear Ave. and 20th St. and file your Answar or other In all three incidents dam ­ defense or pleading herein w ith tha Clark o f tha C ircuit ages were alight and no a r­ Court of Hamlnol* County. resta were made. Florida, and aervo a copy WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson held a White Houte ceremony today for the signing of the 24th Constitu­ amendment to the Cot tion barring the poll tax in federal elections. Johnson, who hailed final ratification of the amendment last month a i a "triumph . . . of liberty over restriction,’’ invited congressional leaders, AFL-CIO leader* and other officials to the 9:30 a.m. EST ceremony. The 24tb amendment actual­ ly became the lew of the land on Jan. 23, when South Dako­ ta became the 38th atate to ratify it. At today's ceremony, Ber­ nard Boutin, director of the Ceneral Services Admlnlstra lion which la in charge of the netional archives, was to cer- 27 Arabian niter SBOaikttiuaaf ■qi|g(l SO Roman firmer! 24 “All----- and the rsrtv Thieve** 2e Arid regions 27 American dominion _ r M nr T~ r T r~ i" rIT II i 42 Water vbeel 44 Teoilnln* na 45 Cioentarie l 42 Stive 47 Wotthoead 41 Scsadl&sriil 4B IToouua 61 Nefativt answer n 1 1 r II rr lesbnau Gwo wort*) 10 Chair* 21 U gn tlreea 21 Engine 34----- l i p aaWtfacT 41 Vale* More ^SaUesor* 43 At Ibk place Tyndartea 31 foodstuff II J iilJ r 40 Oreek lettav 41 roe 4* Indiana tab) 43 Tread heatll] 42 Groups of nil 60 Soup boa la W Arabic chief dlrtnity 63 North Caucaa language IT Masculine UGorfoaUa* --- uJ ai • i tM Sanford Free Pick Up Pb. FA 3-338! V* �V tf VndirrB |m ! l Tues. Feb. 4, T51—Pntre 5 Dr. Wing To Speak For HD Club Gore Seeks Broader Baker Investigation By Dorothy Estes Dr. Kenneth Wine of Sunford will be guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the l.ongwood Home Dem­ onstration Club to be held at 10:30 a. ni. this Thursday at the Civic League Building on Church StreetDr. Wing ie a grmlunte of Uie Miami School of Medicine and Harvard University and was a surgeon on the staff of both institution*. Ho also re­ ceived an astronaut card for being one of the attendants to John Glenn following Glenn's spnre flight two years ago. Important reports from var­ ious club rhairm rn al*o will be given a t the meeting. Ms. Kenneth Green will serve ns hostess for the day. Members hove been requested to bring n covered dish for the luncheon scheduled to follow the morning session. H EA R T Lawmaker Would Ban Burton From U. S. WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Michael Fclghan. (DOhio), aaid today that if Bri­ tish actor Richard Burton U barred from the United Stales it would help the Ui>. image abroad. Fcighan, chairman o( the House immigration subcom­ mittee, also suggested that revoking the actor'* visa might encourage newspapers to give less publicity to acti­ vities of Burton and actress Elisabeth Taylor. Tho Ohio congressman call­ ed State Department officials to a ckrsed hearing Monday to ask that Burton's visa be revoked as a step toward “ protecting the public mo­ rals.” lie *aid tlie officials toki him they would "re ­ examine” the question. Fieghan said that "a man of his Burton's character should not be permitted in the United States.” He said the romance of Burton and Miss Taylor was "not conducive to youthful minds.” The lawmaker conceded in an interview that it might make no difference to (he reading public whether Burton and Miss Taylor were in this country because their movenmnts are well puhlichcd any­ way. "But denying a visa may serve as a clarion cull to newspapers as well as to other people that wc have such a thing as morals in the United States," ho said. WASHINGTON (U PI) — the explosive Bobby Baker Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., case. was to ask the Senate today Gore said he was drafting a to broaden Its Investigation of resolution which would ex­ pand the powers of the Senate Rules Committee to investi­ gate possible conflict of in­ terest among all Senate em ­ ployes. There were indications that Gore's resolution might cover nr senators themselves, as well as their employes. Gore said there was no WASHINGTON (UPI) — doubt the committee had been Two Republican senators restricted by the resolution want the Senate Rules Com­ authorising the current in­ OBSERVANCE OF February ns H eart Month, mittee to question any sen* quiry. It extends the investi­ with all citizens urged to co-operate, lias been tors or top senatorial aides gation only to employes of proclaimed by James P. Avery Jr. (left), chair­ who become Involved in the the Senate, excluding even man of tlte Seminole County Commission, pic­ Bobby Baker investiiration. staffs of individual senators. tured with Ed Simon, president of the SemiSen. John J . Williams, R Baker was Senate Demo­ nolc-DeHary Heart Council. (Herald Photo) PRETTY NICK! SMITH, Seminole High School Del., said he disagreed with cratic secretary but resigned .student, sells candy for the local unit of Rain­ the argument th a t the in­ the *l9.COo a-ycar job Oct. 7 bow Gills to Sanford Police Chief Hoy G. Wilquiry into Bakur’s bueiness after disclosure of his outside liums. The Rainbow Girls are mining funds for interests involved only Senate business interests. crippled children. employes and th at “ the sens As Gore prepared his reso­ tors themselves are too sacred lution, the rules committee to touch.” planned to make public testi­ Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., a mony of two more witnesses PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) | what was responsible fur the member of the rules commit who were heard in closed ses­ — Space scientists were noth­ camera malfunction in Rantee, said he would insist that sion last Week. lly .Mrs. Adam Muller the Senate group rail any They are Thomas Webb Jr., ing against time today in ef­ 1ger d la-fore sending Ranger. | 7 nloft. Mrs. Katherine S. Odlium, witness who could give infor­ and Francis Law, law part­ forts to pinpoint the trouble A spokesman for the CallVolusia County Supervisor of mation. He said there was ners in a Washington firm, Registration, will be guest that resulted ill fiiilure of the 1fornlu Institute of Technol­ “ not a particle of doubt" th at whose names have cropped II) Mrs. Adam Muller • plained that initial symptoms speaker for the February liungi-r-lt photographic mis­ o g y ’s Jet Propulsion Labora­ the Baker case Involved “cor­ up in previous testimony. The second Gluiu-oniu CIS-i do nut neeessnilly indicate m-eting of the Dellary Demo­ sion to tho moon. tory JPL. control center for ruption In govemmeivt on tho Webb, who is Washington nic was held lust Wednesday thut Glaucoma is developing The Hccuud in a series of the Iliglit, said the entire pnrt of Senate employes.” representative for the huge at the Dellary Community hut are warning signs thut cratic Club to la: held at 7:30 p. m. this Wednesday at the such flights to scltd close-up Runger-it moon mission “will Williams gave his views In Murchison Trust of Texas, Center with 20 of those test- should be further checked, television pictures of the he flown iigain in the labora­ File Recreation Hull. a television Interview Sunday was mentioned several times cd showing pressure syinp-i Mr*. Theodore Davis, Civic The public is invited to a t­ moon buck to earth is plan­ tory" to solve the mysterious with Sen. Kenneth B. Keat­ in connection with Baker's toms indicative of Glaucoma Association c h n I r m a u in tend the meeting. Refresh- ned fur the last of this month, failure of attempts to get liting, R-N. Y. Scott was ques­ myraiad b u s i n e s s invest­ in the eurly stages. charge of locul urruugumenU nirnta will be served. and scientists need to know i imr pictures. ments. tioned in a radio interview. ....................................... These persons wore achefor this service, report* that Scott mid that Demoornts Law was mentioned onlv who had assailed White once. A certificate for WOO of duled to return for further ulrcudy mure than luo signed for the I hud House aide Sherman Adams itock in the Mortgage Guar- check* a t the next DeBary for gift-taking in the Eisen­ anty Insurance Corp., w hich1 clinic to be held on Feb. 20 «nd feurth dates in DeBury. h o w e r administration now actually belonged to' Baker from 0:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. These people will be notified “want to run away as fast as and Robert F. Thompson, a | Several persons tested last by curd of the liour to report! possible from Bobby Baker." high Murchison official, wa* i Wednesday were advised to for testa. Additional applica­ : see an eye specialist inline- tions are being taken by the He also charged th a t the placed in Law’s name. committee for the fourth Sen. Hugh Scott, R-l’a., a ' diatcly. Democratic m ajority on the Mr*. Ella Green, who is in date. rules committee was being member of the rules commit­ DeBary residents assisting inconsistent in deciding which tee. charged Monday that Ba­ charge of tha clinic staft witnesses to call a t public ker was trying to intimidate from Daytona Brach, ex- lust week were: I’ink Ladies, Mrs. Bay lleckcr, Mrs. Ches­ inveitigators by aesaiona “according to bow S e n a t e ter Rearick, Mrs. Claude sensitiva or how dangerous "planting” threatening news Trussell and Miss Agnes storiei. his testimony may be." Crowley: Civic Association Scott told the Senate that Williams, who sponsored representatives, James Duffy, the Senate resolution authori­ tire “ truth” In the Baker case By Mrs. Adam Muller Karl Merrill, James A*kcw, must be learned “no n u tte r sing the Baker inquiry, aaid A special board meeting of Vincent Karwackl and An­ th at “we senators should be bow many threats or veiled held responsible ju st the threats” appear in the news­ the DeBary Republican Club drew Ashley. wu* held recently a t the home The Florida Society for the same way as we hold anyone papers. One of these, he said, of Glenn Hmith, new ly elected Frevention of Blindness, the was “ planted apparently by else.” president. Daytona Beach Eye Clinic “Now I don’t mean that Mr. Baker" and stated that Vice 1'reaidunt Karl Merrill and the DeBary Civic Asso­ any committee member ask­ we should sta rt calling any­ reported thut sutUfuctory pro­ ciation are cooperating in one whose name may be just ing Baker a question would gress is being made on Die making the clinic services dropped in the pot because, "immediately be charged” house to house canvuss to get available to residents of De­ with some impropriety. after all, it would ba easy to Gore ssid he wanted to all DeBary residents register­ Bary and nearby communities. discredit a lot of innocent peobroaden the inquiry- because ed to vote regardless of party The service I* free but donapie,” Williams said. He aald uffiliutions. Merrill also udvis­ the entire Senate waa “asso- there waa an impression that ed tlint arrangements are be­ lions to help defray ex­ penses are accepted. only one member of the Sen­ •elated” a t one time with ing made to provide transport­ Baker, former secretary of ate wanted the Baker inves­ ation to and from the polls for Motor Trend magazine’s eoveted “Car of tigation. Senato Democrats. those voters needing it. the Year" award was won thia year not by “I don't want to stand heL But if business connections Smith requested that a nom­ iv m i : r i m t i t o o i ' h t t v fore my country as one or 99 just one car, but by the whole Ford line— Jink Baker and other* in an inating committee l>e selected %m i n u t m k v iiv ii . k c m v Ford, Fairlane, Falcon, and Thunderbird. improper manner, then the In­ senators who don’t want it unil names submitted a t Die TV. ri.O IIIIM . IV C lllM T U ir . > o tarat h i v is io n dividuals involved should be investigated,” Gore told the April meeting. Singled out for special tribute waa Ford's t m i: m o v r o e c o u n t r s c v . •called by the committee, Wil­ Senate. i n o s h a n k , a corporation unique concept of total performance—a blend Gore's r e m a r k s were Plaintiff, lia m s said, vs. prompted by a statement on of power and acceleration, handling, balance i — ■■■ "" PRICK a Sunday television program MYF Meeting: N o r m : o r svi.v: and cornering ability, strong braking, and The Casselberry Communi­ N o l l e * I* h s r e b y given tli* t that only Sen. John J. Wil­ tireless durability-a a proved in competitive p u r s u a n t t o t h e P i n a l D e r r s * liams, ILDel., appeared in­ ty Methodist Church MYF o f P n r a c l n s u r * a n d S»l# e n HOW FORD RACING HELPS will lie host to tho young peo­ victories from coast to coast. l r r « d In t h s r a u e # p e n d i n g In terested in going all the way BRING YOU A BETTER CAR ple of the Christ the King lh « C i r c u i t C n u r l In s n d f->r in the investigation. Motor Trend’s citation also saluted the r i l n o l s C o u n t y , r i n r l i l a . r»»* Sub-district at a meeting to S■liM-kri n u m b e r 1JV.‘.S, the tin. part Ford’s raring program has played in the Most automotive engineers will tell you that The constellation Androme­ lie held at 7:30 p.in. today. d s r s l g n e d C l e r k w ill » r l l t lis p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e In s a i d c o u n ­ development of total performance. “ Rallies, the track is one of their most valued testing da has a diam eter measuring The program wil be on "Out t y d e s c r i b e d s s endurance runs and raring . . . cannot be laboratories. l.ol I. Block B. R avinna reach." 100,000 li#>t year*. Park Section of Loch Ar­ duplicated by any other form of For example, track competition led directly WINTER PARK — Reglibor, according to the plat thereof, aa recorded In (rations In the Rollins College to the following changes in the Fairlane 289 l-lat Book It. pages (1 and School of General Studiea (2 o f th* public recorde of V-8 engine: better block, improved pistons, Semlnola County, Florida. reached an all-time high T ogether w ith all struuturee improved valve train, stronger connecting when Director George Saute and Improvement* now and rod and botta. hereafter on aaid land, and reported 922 registrations for fixture* atlaeh ed thereto; i l l * sem ester IB. Such improvements contribute not only to a lso gas, "team, alactrlc, w a ­ Thirty-four classes were of­ ter. and other hastin g, cook­ Ford’s winning track record, but also to the ing, refrigeratin g. ligh tin g, fered for the current semes­ plumbing, v en tilatin g. Irrigat­ total performance so important to your te r which began this week and ing. and pow er system *, m a­ chines , appllanr**, fixtures, everyday driving. continues through March 12. and Bppnrtennnce*. which now Half of the offered courses are or may b araafisr pertain to or ba used w ith. In, or on are being taught a t the Win­ aaid pramliaa, even though ter Park High School, the re­ th ey ha detached or detachable. T ogether w ith Ih* fo llo w in g mainder being offered on the The “Car of the Year” comes in 4 rises and llama of property which are Rollins campus. located In and perm anently 44 models. And because of this diversity, . Director S a u t e revealed Installed aa a part o f th* Im­ provem ent* on aaid property: your Ford Dealer also has an unusually wide y .i that the previous record reg­ 1 G.K. lla trlg tra to r Modal istration for the Rollins adult variety of trade-ins on his used car lot. No. LA S)] Ber. No. U S tl■III education program came dur­ Try him. 1 U K . Oven Modal Vo. J . ing the first semester of the • 20 Bar. So. THO 4TJ» 1 U K. P lata Model Vo. Jcurrent academic year. At 120 8*r. No. X S U i it this time, 6 tt registrations 1 Staw art Warner Wall were recorded. Furnace Modal No. OHThe si-new com pact Falcon for '64 T*-K During the first session of V enetian Blind* through­ the Rollins School of General out m anufactured by the Sem lnola Venetian Blind Studies, in the fall of 1961, Co. Th* axprse* enum era­ there were 94T registrations. tion of th* foregoing Item* sh all nol b* deemed “During each following se­ to lim it or restrict th* ap­ m ester.” stated Saute, “ we plicability of any other have continued to record la n g u a g e d escrib in g In gentrml term s oilier propmatlng progress as is evi­ p etty Intended to b* cover­ denced by registrations re­ ed hereby. The Solid, Silent, ‘64 Super Torque Ford ’64 F attens, family car, sports-car spirit 2 GOP Senators Want All Stops On Baker Pulled Second Glaucoma Clinic Held At DeBary Community Center Democrat Club Sets Meeting Scientists Work To Pinpoint Reasons For Ranger Failure A spokesman for Burton said in Toronto, Canada, that the actor “ has been informed of the charges, but he has no intention now, or in the fu­ ture, of commenting on them.” Burton amt Miss Taylor have taken up residence in a Toronto hotel suite while Bur­ ton rehearses in a production of “ Hamlet" bound for Broad­ way fatcr this year. DeBary Show To Aid VA Hospital lly Mr*. Adam .Muller A Variety and Talent Show featuring the DeLand High School Band will ba presented at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday in tho Dellary C om m u nity Centar under auspices of the Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post and Auxiliary. The allow will l>* under di­ m-lion of George Wolf, DeLand High musical director. Proceeds will be used to aid veterans a t the Lake City Hospital. Lust year a total of 1.000 (took* and magaxinea, tel­ evision seta and o 90-minuto vaudeville show waa given for the veterans and thia year plans are to give 76 long play records, presented by Mrs. K. lUed of DeBary, two televi­ sion seta and another variety show*. Report to peoplewho are going to buya newcar in tiie next 60 days: DeBary GOP Board Meets FORD WINS MOTOR TREND “CAR OF HIE YEAR” AWARD Legal Notice Rollins General Studies Rolls At New High Motor Trend’s editor declared. The full story of how the Motor Trand editors analyzed and evaluated the ears can be found in the February issue of Motor Trend. And the full meaning of total performance can be found at your Ford Dealff't! Map in and test-drive a ’64 Ford, Frirbuw, Falcon or Thunderbird. See for yourself why Ford earned the title “Car of the Year". WtNMNGPOUTSSCOtfl) MM3 NASCAI’SANCTKMEO(ONfOTTKM Ford Dealers offer wide selection ceived for semester IB.” Semester SB is the Rollins College School of General Studies will begin March 90 and eontisoe through May 21. D egrees Mark master and past m as­ te r degrees will be conferred on a group of candidates by tho Bays) Arch Masons at T:K p.m. Wednesday at Ma­ sonic Temple. NURSES ROLL CALL month is to be observed during February under n proclamation issued by Mayor A. L. Wilson as all registered nurses in Sanford and Seminole County join with the Florida Nurses Association in working for the improvement of nursing for citizens and in the development of new nursing techniques. Pictured with Mayor Wilson are Mrs. Dorian May (left), local president, and Clara M. Clawson, vice presi­ dent. (Herald Photo) at publl* sal*, to th* high est and bast bidder for cash be­ tw een th* houra * f eleven o'elack In th* forenoon and tw o o'clock In tho nfiarnooo on tho !3th day of February, n e t . a t tha front door o f tho Sem inole County Courthoua* In Sanford. Florida. DUNK AND DATKD at Han­ ford. F lorida, th is Slat day of January, 1**4. i SKA t.) Arthur II. B aik w llb , Jr., Clark Hy: Martha T. V lbtas Deputy Clark r u b l l e h Feb 4. I»«4. CDIt-Id t Why Ford Dealer* Declare '64 “The Year or the Te*t Drive" 'Die “Car of the Year" award salutes Ford’s total performance. But the term total performance is just words until you take a new ’64 Ford, Fairlane, Falcon, or Thunder* bird out on the road! These can are such a change from the past that you will recognize it immediately wfcm you drive them. So come in. Take a teat drive. U t ikt core *p**k jor They’ll show you a brand of total psrfonnaaea that’s totally new! BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR TRY TOTAL PERFORMANCE AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S IP YOU'RE INTERESTED IN AN A-l USED CAR HE KURE TO SEE YOUR PORD DEALER Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. �4 * H urrah For Smith Margaret Chose Smith won't be alec tad president of the United States. She hasn't even a chance for th e Republican nomination; No one knows this better than the senator herself. That she will do neither of these things cannot be laid entirely to male bullheadedness and egotism. It will also be because of the prejudice of women toward their own kind, their apathy toward politics, their too frequent retreat back to the kit­ chen after their mothers and grand­ mothers (some of them prepared to give their lives for the cause) won the right to vote 44 years ago. Mrs. Smith was probably not re­ ferring to this directly when she said cnailengingly, "Because of the compelling reasons against my run­ ning, I have decided I shall." The compelling reasons, of course, are tradition and male con­ trol of the party machinery. Even If Senator Smith were a man, there would be other factors giving pause: She is 66; she comes from a small state with few delegates; she has no great national following. But aha haa also made it clear that she is running in order to smash the fallacy that a woman should not, by the very laws of nature, be pres­ ident. She has sounded a clarion call to her own sex, and it is the re­ sponse of women, not men, that will deelde whether tne idea is fallacious or not. This could put women in much the same position Catholics were when John Kennedy was nominated: Was he really the best man, or should they vote for him just to kill that evil fallacy about Catholics and the presidency? Fortunately, Margaret C h a s e Smith seems on her record to be uallfied intellectually to be presi­ dent. (Some people will always ques­ tion whether women are fitted emo­ tionally for the White House.) AH citizens of both sexes could vote for her solely on the basis of her politi­ cal fitness. Unfortunately, they will not have the chance. But women certainly ought to give the party bosses a rough time a t the convention by roaring in with a tide of grass-roots support for Sentator Smith from all around the country. Make them defeat Mrs. Smith in fair battle, not simply dismiss her. Who knows? They may "dismiss” her into the vice presidency, which might be just what a t Mrs. Smith is really aiming for. Thought For Today For a dream comes with much business and a fool's voice with many words. — Eccl. 6:3. • • • There are two kinds of fools. One* says, "This is old, therefore it is good." The other says, "This is new, therefore it is better.”' — Dean W. R. Inge. This is not Studebaksr, Ind. It ia South Bend, Ind. —Mayor Prank J . Bruggnar, on the impact of the doalng of the Studebaksr automo­ tive plant. . • , So let us here , . . determine th a t John Kennedy did not live o r die la vain, th a t this nation under God shall bays a new birth of freedom, and th a t we may achieve In our tims and for all time the ancient vision of peace on earth, good will to­ ward all men. —President Johnson, a t cere­ monies making end of mourning period for Presl dent Kennedy. on for three months. Little In­ formation leaked out of the closed sessions, and Baker himself has y st to testify. Then a talkative Baker as­ sociate, insurance man Don B. Reynolds, implicated the President, lie had been allow­ ed to write $200,000 worth of insurance on Sen. Johnson’s Ilfs, Reynolds told tha Rules Committee. Subsequently, a t B o b b y Baker’s insistence, he gave the Johnsons e $000 hi-fi stereo set and, under pres­ sure, bought $1,200 worth of advertising on tha LBJ tele­ vision station in Texas, Committee Republicans sue coeded In having the Reynolds testimony released to the press. Republican National Chairman William E. Millar promptly attacked tha pro­ cedures of the Rules Commit­ tee investigation of the Baker case, demanded open hearings and cross-examination of wit­ nesses. The issue. Chairman Miller declared, was "the in­ tegrity of the United States.” That, politicians understood, was a fancy way of saying that the Republicans intended to make the President's part in tha Bobby Baker story an issue ia the Presidential elec­ tion. Goldwater put It mors sim­ ply. The hi-fi set, the senator said, reminded him of mink Herald Area Correspondents « Alteoionti Springs Mrs. Julia Bartoa 555-1115 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Cas**lbarry 635-5545 Chuluoto Mrs. Joan Might 556-574S D*Bary Mrs. Adam Matter 665-441$ Enterprise Miss H*lea Snodgrass 555-tMS Geneva Mrs. LouU* Grayson $49-4871 Laks Mary Mrs. Frances Waster 521-6111 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Joknsea 522-4755 , Longwood Mrs. Donna Hates 555-5517 North Orlando Mrs. Moan Grlnstead 522-2251 Oataea Mr*. Clarence Beyder 522-4641 Orlcdn Mrs. Georg* Kelsey 555-545$ Qttp &anfard Sjeratf) Page 4 Sanford, Florida costs, deep freeses, vicuna costs and oriental ruga. Ho obviouily was happy to small what sesmsd to bo political pay dirt. How would LBJ proceed to dismantle this political time bombT To the general sur­ prise of White House reportar, tha Praaldsnt on his own initiative brought up ths sub­ ject of tha Reynolds revelstlona a t hia next session with tha prcaa, called to discuss lata developments in Panama. In effect, he tried to shrug the m atter off. Even his warmest wall • wishers in Washington concede th at tho tactic did not work. Why didn’t Johnson sense the extent of his protege’s financial finagling and put a stop to It as conduct unbecom­ ing to an smpioys of tha BensteT Those who wish Johnson s long stay in ths White House admit th at hs m uit sponsor a full review th at will bring out all tha facts in ths esas if ha is not to be hurt in the public eye. The favorite parlor game in this group this week ia to aik each other how to get the Baker Issue out of the coming campaign once and for all. One popular prcpotal is to speed up the Benoto Inveallga tlon, open the hearings to the press and public, call in every one in any way lnvolvod and fully dispose of the sugges­ tion th at the Administration wants leaa than tha whole truth In this smelly case. By moving swiftly tha commit­ tee could complete Its report, file it fa r enough in advance of the ccnventlons so th at tha public m i g h t forget the chargee before election time. Unfortunately for Mr. John­ son, ths chairman and ths counsel of the investigating committee are advanced in age and deliberate in the ex­ treme when it cornea to ac­ tion. Speeding them up would not be eaay. ! But speedy or slow, Con­ gress has s duty to go to tha bottom of ths Bobby Baker story and tbs President owes ths public a mors ssrious axplanation of his p a rt in It than ws have y st received. Tuea., February 4, 1064 w a l t sue a . u ib l o w , r o it o b a n a p p s l i s h b s m a n i c V O t m u a MreoloUoa . Oeneeal Me n u a N k STBUSTaON MOV aBMBB Aavertlslng Managsr Aeeoslate BSIter MAMMIBTT M. 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Aay iedlvtdeel or firm raepaaelhlo far aeeh repreauetlea will he ae Infringing aa Tha Herald's een rrtg h l aad will he deaeeglag under U e~ |w Mw.’. PahUahee Pahllehed dally eseepl Mr aad Chrie tasset pabUehed Solar day preeeedi as Bruce Biossofr — Ray Cromley Political Notebook Political Pay Dirt? Quotes The Editor 2 Helen Fuller Says WASHINGTON — W i l l Bobby Baker’s financial suecats spoil Lyndon Johnson’s publls Ismco ? Suddenly Washington's attantion Is riveted on th at subjectUntil roesatly, Washington intsrsst ia tbs formar Sonata Majority Sscrstary’a private wheeling and dealing was lively but not consuming. The hearings of the Senate Rules Committee InveaUgatlon Into the Baker a ffair had dragged L etterv "Better Button Up, Now You're ?n for a REALLY Rough Ride!" tie week WASHINGTON (NBA) This Is the story of how hto United Stales in South Viol Nam could bo caught with Its Intelligence down—even with 15,000 U.S. military, Slit* De­ partm ent and aid men on the spot and with sdvers attached to every major South Vietna­ mese military unit. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Ambassador Henry Ca­ bot Lodgs and Defense Sec­ retary R o b e r t McNamara were all caught Oat-footed. Thirty hours before ‘hs coup McNamara was lndlc..ing tho Junta hsd things in hand. Most surprising of all was that MaJ. Gen. "Raymond” Nguyen Khanh’s coup came s i a surprise. Any way you fig­ ure It, he was tho most logi­ cal South Vietnameso to en­ gineer a coup. He had been a favorite of President Ngo Dlnh Diem. He had supported the Junta’s coup only after It was cer­ tain to succeed and on the understanding D i em ’ s life would be spared. He was known as a com­ pletely ambitious general. He had built up a strong position In the arm y as chief of staff of ths Joint general staff for aeveral years. Lt. Gen. Van Tuy was theoreti­ cally hia boss. Tuy had can­ cer and became ■ figurehead. Khanh ran the army and put hia men in key spots. U. S. experts knew the Jun­ ta was suspicious of Khanh and was watching him closely. They knew ho had been "exiled" to the northern bord­ er as commander of the 1st Corps to get him too far from the capital to stage a coup. They knew the Junta was weeding Khanh men from the Joint general staff. 11s was known personally to differ strongly with key men in the Junta circle. To top it off there were per­ sistent rumors about a coup. These rumors were duly sent In to be processed and evalu­ ated. How did the State De­ partment and military men tnlsaT For one thing: The experts were looking in tha wrong direction. They were certain any coup would be headed by someone In Saigon or close by. The political intelligence men concentrated ao heavily on the capital elty they did­ n't know what waa happening politically in the provinces. Because of the growing neu­ tralist feeling In Saigon, the experts were certain any at­ tempted coup would be rigged by the pro-French neutralists. So when they heard coup rumors, they concentrated their search in neutralist cir­ cles. As for Khanh, he was to obvious a suspect, he was overlooked. One official says: "There were rumors all the time. Wo knew that various people were reported plotting. It's part of the way of life In South Viet Nam. it happened all the time during the Dtom regime. Usually nothing came of the plots. You might say 'everybody' was plotting. That didn't mean anything would happen. "So, you ask, didn't any­ body suggest Khanh was plot ting? Yoa, of course. But there wasn’t anything sow in that and beside* everybody knew It.” Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE R-474: Clara X., ag­ ed 4fl, is a vary attractive so­ cial trader. "But something h a t gone wrong with her,” Clara's col­ lege daughter informed me. "Dr. Crane, my mother muet be losing her mind for she haa recently Iwrome Insanely Jcalous of my daddy, "For example, last Sunday, I was homo for tho weekend so I went to church with Daddy and Mother. "Afterwards, wo stopped a t a restaurant for dinner. Tho waitress cama to our table with menu cards. "Daddy smiled and thanked the girl. Then Mother made a scene. Without any warning, she began to borate Daddy and arcuee him of having an affair with this waitress. "It waa so embarrassing that we got right up and IsfL "On tha way home, however, Daddy stopped tha ear a t a roadside cold drink stand. ”A high school girl cama to our car for our order. Sba had hardly opened her mouth be­ fore Mother charged her with having an affair with Daddy, "Mother got ao angry, aha then Jumped out of our car and ran on home, for we wet* only a block from our door. "And when wa arrived, aha had locked herself fat her bed­ room aad was crying aad borating my father for hia un­ faithfulness. "Hs triad to cajole bar aad protested hia Innoceneo, but she Is simply obsessed with the belief that he haa affalra with every young woman he meets. "Dr. Crane, la mother loa> Ing her mind?” Don't think 1 am exaggerat­ ing or "making up” these daily cases, for this column is based on actual office patienta. Physician* often encounter eases Ilk* Clara, though you laymen seldom bump into them unless they occur In your own families. Clara had a hysterectomy (womb removal) six months ago. She also worshipped her womb as the eourc* of all fe­ male physical charm. So now sha feels bereft, un­ wanted, "nothing btft a noth­ ing and not a thing a t alL” Sha la entirely wrong in her false notion, but aa long aa she firmly bellevao It, aha acta i t if she Is mentally unbalanced, doesn't she? Hero M the subconscious thought process of such a men­ opausal victim t ”1 c a n t poaslbly be appeal­ ing to my husband any longer. "B ut ho simply MUST have an outlst for man's Intense de­ air* for phyilcal affection. ”Ergo, I know ha must be having affairs with other woman, probably half my age. ‘Se I shall accuse, accuse and accuse some morel For his resulting fierce protests th a t I am tha only woman ha loves will bo the sweetest muals In the world to my deflated fem­ inine vanity.” Therefore, million* of wom­ en nag and accuse their mates, partly to compel those hus­ bands to pay ths worried wives a deep compliment, such as tha man's angry protest i "Don't be a fool! You KNOW you ar* tha ONLY woman I ever loved!” Even If a menopausal wife must beat this compliment out of her mate via sxcesslva nag­ ging and false charges, lt ia a tonle to her wounded age. aSSreeesS to at! able aravMaA tto f 4a aat Seal la ptiM U lltiM . r —t*r la aat pobllsbs* by Tb# Metal*. Editor, Hsrald: In answer to the lattar from tb* teenagers who foal thsy are misunderstood I would like to a u to that not all teen­ agers give the Impression of starting off In Ufa with tbs wrong attitude. But it does seem to be tha majority in­ stead of the minority. Per­ haps that Is why adults seem to be criUcal. This is because there are more delinquent parents now than in tbs p a s t Children are what their par­ ents make of them and allow them to be. What is wrong with a teen­ ager spending his nights at bom* studying aad going to bed at a decent hour? What Is wrong with the whole fam­ ily spending time together? Why don’t parents supervise their children better, keeping a closer check on them, the company they keep, etc? Ex­ cept for a Friday or Saturday night out, depending on the teenagers age, either a cha­ peroned affair why don’t parenta know where their child­ ren are and what they are doing? Parents who allow children to be Isolent and ruda and teach them no manners ean expect nothing but a delin­ quent. To my way of think­ ing, the first step towards de­ linquency is allowing young children to csU either their pbrenls or other adults by their first names and by al­ lowing them to s a il and talk back. Respect for adults has to be Instilled a t an early Aga. Tho worst thing parents can do Is defend or stand up for their child when they know the chUd is wroeg. How does a child team right from wrong from this sort of par­ ent? How many times I have heard, "That teacher or that principal had bstter never lay n band on my child." In the first place, if ths child was getting proper training and upbringing at boms b* would not need punishment outskte Ute home. How many .children are going to mind o r behave whan in others ear* whan they know their parents arc going to defend every wrong they do. I agree that many adults do not sot good examples for tha younger generation, but that is no exeusa for tb* teenager to do wrong him­ self. They should put them­ selves above it and prove they ean do better. I was accused lor many years of being too strict with my children and n firm dis­ ciplinarian. But no m atter where I took my children they were always welcome and no one dreaded to so* th a n com Ing. When report cards were had privileges were taken away and they were restricted to home until tha next report card. This measure only had to be taken once or terie*. I never spared the rod if it waa needed. Our children erere not allowed out until nil hours to WE HOLD COSTS DOWN 1 A 1)-1 C « l . v A w CO S 1ORAGl 2 <2 g You'D b* wise to be candid with him about your resourcse and ambitions. For tha Investing route you take depends upon where you hope to go. And you're more likely to get there when your Investment* snugly fit your goals. H* can hstp you wkh your d adsion e-b ot don't expect to find a crystal ball on his desk. 9) I a) t I the reward. Soma companies have prospered greatly and their shareowners have benefited - aometimes handsomely—from their growth. But other comp a a ta hava found tha goto* rougher, perhap* making no no dividends. Keep la mind, too, that Mock prieaa, like other price*, fluctuate for many reasons. IM rl, caandt yam pecfcrtbooh. Are your living expenses amply cared for? Hava you made proper provision for t ganctea? D o you stiii have fond* left over? Thao you may be dollars work aa hard reedy to consider making somai o f your dollar for j o a a a yoa worked for there-through . . ....... toct aad rwnar. Whoa tips and rumors have no basis in feet, they can cost yoa dearly. Aak yoor Member Firm broker to help yoa c t w * dead record*, sates trends and other imnorAnd inquire about tbs relative aatety and a l fora espy tfv tv w ts tm o v a the yzaxa." J'0 - * *••• ***•wcord> ®°** foaaJOOMocka that have p i d cash dividend* each year for g years or more. It also tabathoot the Monthly Investment F m aorongbw bick vou can start acquiring stock by investteg wkk aa bttte ae M0 every three months ($J.0$a weak). of Amartean baste j I M l i i ----Fins *4to* Ns* Yost I No* York »toti *aegs, Dept 4-C, P.O. be* 7Yesk,„_____ N*» Y«fc loooi. Ne. 495 ■JweOjvwawe* ovsa tub m a s, a teste puU* far c a »ss. inc: S. 11I l o t >1 Fl . t I By Hal Cochran It’s as bad to toot your own born vocally as it la to con­ stantly toot R in your ear. Members Ntw York Stock Exchange l ) r> 1 1 * Barbs Y oa may want to own stock with the aim o f building a second income. Or to give your money a chance to Increase as the years fly by. Whatever your goal, here are 3 directions to help you stay on tbs track: F M , give ca n M thought to tb* brakes yea ihioee. At • Member Firm o f the New York Stock Exchange you’ll hxve the help o f a broker who, when he waa registered, had to meet Exchange standard*. Though Member Firms may differ in many ways, they are all subject to the Exchange's rule* pint ngutetkoa. n » i » % ■ ■1 AND ■ 5 directions to follow forwise investing C A t l MOVING children and others aa being too strict. How many times did I have to listen to tha phrase, "I don't know why I can’t do it whan others can." My answer to this was always, "I don't care what other parents allow their children to do, I do car* what you do and love you enough to want what is right for you/* It haa paid offl Today w* have two young adults that are both over 21 and never have been a problem to ui. W# are told constantly by others of how fine they are, bow well they are accepted and liked. They are good to us. They atlll treat ui with reaped even though they may not alwaya agree with us. They ar* living their own live* with no Interference Dom u*. Even If we feel they are wrong we keep our mouths abut unless tbay ask us for advice. Then we’ll tell them honestly how we feel but leave the final decision to them. We have tried to do a good Job to mold two fine characters who will always be a credit to themielvcs, God, their country and their fellowman. It has all been worth every bit doing what In our hearts we felt waa the right way aad not follow­ ing tha crowd. If children go astray aa adult In one way or another led him down that path. I get tired of bearing about juvenile delinquents, there ar* none, only delinquent parents. We have living proof that our way paid off. Now we can be proud parents with aomething to brag about and know in our hearts that we love our children enough to want what la best for them. A PROUD MOTHER A family m an who work* lata a t the office and mislays h it house key can usually wait for his taen-ag* son to Ws wars accused by our get homo and let him ia. I ? M O V I N G ? Tha sugar cast la • giant parannlsl grass producing ylpmps qI aoiid, prominently jointed, aach fetoring: twa ranks of iwordahtpod, but gracefully arching latvaa. BUlka of tha sugar etna May —“ in aU colon, those at rad. groan. jraiiow and purple prajjaml- roam the streets or hot rod around ia ears for lack oi nothing better to do. They were allowed out, during the sebool term, only on Friday and Saturday nights and Sun­ day afternoons. Then only U they hsd a specific pise* to go and doing what we as par­ ents MR v u fit and decent for them to do, plus n time was set for them to be home. They were not snowed to be rude to any adult, no m at­ ter bow rude the adult waa to them. They erere told to bring the problem to their mother or father and we would handle I t They erere taught decent manners sod this included decent table manners which so many of tha children lack In this day and age. As their mother I preached to my children that the reasons for all this was because as their parent* w* loved them dear­ ly aad wa wanted other* to love them and want then around as much as we did. That we wanted them to be ac­ cepted la life as decent human beings and someone ot be proud of. I was never the type that If one of my chiidien did wrong to say—"You wait 'til your father gets borne. He'll take care of you." I took care of the problem then, when It happened and didn’t push it off on father. Our children had their chores. Until they were old enough to earn their own (pending money they were given a weekly allowance. It this was gone before the week was out they went without un­ til the following weak. They got out and did all sorts of odd Jobs to earn their spend­ ing money. This is when al­ lowances stopped. Our daughter wasn't allowed out on uncbipenoned dates un­ til she was 1$ years old, and then for some time it had to b* double dating with another couple. Until then her parents escorted her and her friends to ib* youth ceoter, church af­ fairs, school affairs or the movies, ia our car, end we went back to bring her borne antes* there was a responsible adult who offered to bring fl«StFtMRftL< % �Lyman, Seminole, Oviedo Back To Courts Tonight Hounds Play Thinking Out Loud Apopka In Home Contest B anfurb f rraih Tues. Feb. 4, '64—Pope 5 BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM The following la a lattar from John A. Russell, $030 Magnolia Are., Sanford, with reference to a m atter ha wiahea to call to tha attention of Florida boaters. • • • • “The following paragraph la taken from a booklet en­ titled "Safa Boating in Florida” and pnbliahed bp tha State Board of Conservation. " It atatea: Revenue received from pleasure boat regiatratlon feet, except for $2.50 allowed the itata from each fee for boats in exceaa of 13 feet long for admlniatratlva ezpenie, ia distributed among the various counties on tha basis of tha number of registered boats in each county. Two thirds of tha boating registration fee allotment dietributed to a county ia earmarked for the county school beard and one third for the county's general fund. Sur­ plus funds in the state’s share go to tha outdoor recreation program for improvement of boating facilities. "When tha registration law was first imposed on Florida's boatera, it waa general), assumed to be a good thing since the registration fees were aupposed to be used to improve boating facilities. In this boatera opinion, Florida's waterways and facilities, except for those pri­ vately owned, ara generally in worse shape than before the registration law was enacted. "Many waterways are in dire need of clearing out, channel markers have rotted away and have not been re­ placed, rampa and trailer parking facilities are lacking In quantity and quality and are overcrowded, major ramps ara without lights for the convenience of those coming in after dark or leaving before dawn, and many ramps are without a dock to tie your boat to while you tour the parking area for a place to leave your car and trailer. "A fter reading the foregoing paragraph for 8afe Boating it la easy to see why these conditions exist, de. spite the enoromua ‘ take” from boat registration fees. From each registration over 12 feet, $2.60 goes to the state for "administrative expenses” (WOWI), and sur­ plus funds from the administrative expenses Is all th a t is used for the betterment of boating facilities. But to really top it off, two thirds of the money allotted to the counties goes to the insatiable school boards. "Fellow boaters, this is grossly unfair. We are being raked over the coals, and it is time for a change. We already pay plenty in taxea associated with our sport. Gasolins taxes, sales taxes, a federal excise tax on trailer accessories, and a license tag for our trailers, to name a few. " If the school boards need more money, it should come from all the citizens. No minority group, such as owners of boats, should be forced to pay more than the public as a whole. "I feel th at boat registration fees should be reduced to a more reasonable level, and that all funds, outside of absolutely necessary administrative expensee (surely no more than $0 cents per registration) should be spent for the benefit of those paying this tax . . . tha boaters, e • • • Russell would appreciate hearing from boaters who feel the same. Step Now Seeks 4th Straight SOKC Win Carl Tracy’a kennel is be­ ginning to make its move at tha Sanford-Orlaodo kennel club and a young pup named Step Now has bad a great deal to do with the upsurge. The two-year-old brlndle female bss won three atralght races la moving from msldea clsss to grade B. The little 55-pound sprinter Is running for her fourth etralght win la tonight's eighth race. Step Dow comes from the first litter of pups sired by Be rascal Bob—one of the out­ standing greyhounds la the country two seasons ago. Barnacle Bob ia also still run­ ning a t SOKC. Wednesday night at SOKC, tha competition for the third annual king and queen cham­ pionship gets under way. Set to go are tha track's top is female runners vying for berths in the racing queen stake. The competition ends Feb. 23 with the track's top four males running against the best four females in the third annual king end queen cham­ pionship. Tonight’s entries: Legal Notice t v t h is c i n c c r r o o c s r o f t h k oth j u d ic ia l r m c r r r o r r i.n n iD A . t v a v d r o a IK X IIO L N r o r V T T . i v n fA V C K itr v o . la ssa c i c a v a o . taxes FLORIDA MOIITOAOB 4 ■ CUR1TIK8 COMPART, A F lor­ ida corporation. P lain tiff, a • JAMES I» BOWLES, ot Ut. St at., D tfandants. v o v ir a o r FOBBCLOBl'aa BALD NOTICE ia IIERKRT OIVEN pursuant to a F inal Doers# o f foreclosure, d a t e # January l i s t , n i l , and ontsrod In C haneor, Cooo No. l i n e of tho Circuit Court o f ttao Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Bomlnols C ount,, w hsrola Florida M ortgase 4 Bocurltloo Componjr, a Florida corporation. Is plaintiff, and Jam es L» Bowloo and Alien I* Bowloo, hla wlfo, aro dorsadants. I w ill soil to tho high est and host bidder for e ssh at tho front door o f tha aomlnolo C o u n t, Court Houoo In Sonfo rd . Somlnclo C ou n t,, Florida, at !l:ee • ‘d o c k A.M. on tho 17th d a , of F abruar,. 1*44. tho follow ln a dooerlbod _Prop o r t,, as sot forth In tho Final Docroa, t o -v ltt |,ot It. Block It. W EATIIERSFIELD FIRST AD­ DITION. eccordlna Is tha plat thereof ea recorded In P lat Book It, P a sse IS and ST. Publlo Record! of Beralnola C ou n t,. Florida. DATED th is Slat d a , e f January, III!. (SEAL) Arthur H. B tck w llh . J r , Clerk. Circuit Court of Sem inole C ou n t,. Florida B ,t Martha T. Vlhlen D ep u t, C ltrk KURTZ A COOPER b _ M A ttorney _ . ... SOS M etropolitan Bank BidsH I N.K. Ptret A v e, Miami. Fla. HISS 0 9 Wfe About Sporta . Publleh 0 gab. 4. 1M« Lyman High's Greyhoundi, with nine wins and seven set­ backs so far this season, go back Into Orange Belt Confer­ ence play tonight when they entertain the strong Apopka Blue Darters in a contest at the Longwood school's gym­ nasium. The performances this even­ ing will get under way at 6:30 when the Baby Darters and the 'Hounds Jayvee five tan­ gle and the main event fol­ lows at approximately 8 p.m. The Blue Darters, who have lost only one home game in their last 45, trounced the Greyhounds at home earlier in the season. However, Apop­ ka will bo in Lyman's bsck yard tonight and the Grey­ hounds are as "up” as they can be for this one. The Greyhounds are out of the race as far as the OBC title Is concerned but they can still earn second place in the league's standings which will be quite a feather in Lyman's cap since this is the club’s initial year in the OBC. Apopka it a single game be­ hind the OBC leaders, the DeLand Bulldogs. In the circuit, Apopka has six wins and two losses. Lyman has four OBC wins against three loop loss­ es. Head Coach Walt bzuras will probably go with Bill Tolson, Charlie Asher, Bichard Grant, Jimmy Shuster and Gene Winkclman as his start­ ing five. Apopka will be led by sharpshooting Bill Shepard. Black Cats At Door To Title By Richard Grant Herald Sports Writer . The Altamonte S p r i n g e Black Cate have clinched at least a tie for the South Sem­ inole Biddy Basketball Lea­ gue championship with a rec­ ord of six wins end only a sin­ gle loss. The only club in the fhreteam circuit with a chance to tie the Cate Is the Longwood Greyhounds and they will have to back into the tie since the outfit has completed its schedule. Saturday morning, the Cats will tangls with the Cassel­ berry Torpedoes. If the Tor­ pedoes can overcome the Cats Altamonte Springs and Longwood will face a playoff con­ test. Also Saturday the Bear Lake Beare and the English Estates Wildcats collide. The South Seminole Biddy League Is comprised of teams from tho five elementary schools In the area. Each team is coached by ■ member of the Lymen High varsity quintet. The standings: r a c k — a /is m ii * — UraSc R— |. R u eh sw a , D en , W L I. Brochure, t. Proper S l u t , Team !• Al Pseeum , I. B e le , Robbie, Altamonte Black Cats 4 1 I. Purebred, T. Lower Deck. Longwood Greyhounds 4 2 I. Vlcko SKCOXD RACE — S /tS Mile — Casselberry Torpedoes 4 3 Tirade 0 — 1, H o n e , F ils. I. Bear Lake Bears I 5 Iloy's (luard, I. Harbour Choice. !• Tedlock Mice. I. Doloroe English Estates Wildcats 1 6 Jean, S. M iracle W orker, T. M ar, Batten. I. She'a Bet t h i r d r a c k — a /is r i i # — Orade D — 1. Petard. I. It.U.'e Fountle, S. T im et, K athy. «. Homer K in s, I. o.B.'a n o Man, d. K enton Joy, I. NorthhampNEW YORK (UPI) - The I * ? ;* - F ir ie s Slipper United Frets International FOURTH RACK — S/IS Rile — Orade IA— 1. A b b , tier, I. major collagt batkstball ra t­ 0 . B.'a Cool stream , I. Ilarold ings with first-place votes and Lewis, 4. Novel. I. M ar, Mllend, S. Jim m ie Drake, I. Rule won-lost records through Sat­ V ellm er. S. O a r ,‘a Troublee urday, Feb. 1, in parentheses: FIFTH RACR — a /s Mllr — Team Point! u **4e T— L D inah* Paul, I. V lllstte, 4. D.A.*a H opei. 4. 1. UCLA 32 (17-0) $46 A m e a te U , I. Inheritor. S. 5. Michigan 2 (15-1) 266 Rarift R eck. T. Blur, S. W oeder a ir! $. Kentucky 1 (15-2) 235 ■IXTM RACR — s / I S R ile — 4. WIchiU (16-3) 176 Orade o — 1. P rlekle Squaw, 164 1. F eed T ew a. I. Shenda Leer. $. Davidson (16-1) «• Redlole, t. Penw orthy, 4. 6. Villanova (16-1) 146 Aryan, I. Karl's Mac, S. Prlea 133 SKVKKTH RACR — A/S HUe 7. Duke (13-3) ""**— *» T— 1. All Tears, I. 6. Vanderbilt (14-2) 11$ M , Proof. P earlle Tore, «. M Kool K ing, S. F rltiee ra ld . S. $. Loyola (111.) (14-3) DA a Crlmeon Satan, T. Jimmy 10. Oregon State (11-3) 72 Rock. S. HI J o e , Second 10 — 11, Texas West­ BIOHTM RACH — S /IS HUe — oead a R— L L ittle Rhonda. ern 30; 12, Oklahoma State S. Vapor Slreem . I. Dee Hobble. 24; 13, DePaul 22; 14, Illinois 4. F o u r w a , K eren, 4. O.U/a LJpetlck, 4. F o ie ,'a F olly. T. 14; IS. Utah 13; 16, Nsw Mex­ Ulue Mlature. t. Step Now ico 6; 17, (tie) Drake and NINTH RACH _ S/IS R ile — Orade H— 1. M ar, McLain, J. Ohio U. 3; 19, (Ue) Tennessee M , Wlre'a Reel. S. Febuloua and Utah State 2. Face. «. Duke Drake. ». R e tt, Behe, S. Panda Hurry, I. K aH"o. »• F r e a t, Tip TKVTH RACH — S /IS R ile — Orade A — | . Retained, !. Koaworth. S. Sleek Panda. 4. N oti­ fied, 4. (late M as, 4. Jamea Rock. I. D ashing Dan, 4. K al­ ian dreea SPTS .. FIGHT RESULTS .. rlm v h btr ra c k — a/a s u e NEW YOBK (UPI) — Doug — Orada D— j. J o e Riddle, t. Melee MatMT. S. K a lb , Tray. Jones, 194tt, stopped Tom 4. H ello Troublee. I. M ood,'a McNeeley, 909, Arlington, Choice, 4. B rooktea. I. R h y Maas. (Ji ■ « 0 « I- S h r ik e f ir st Top Cage Teams Seminole Hlgh'e Tribesmen go back into Metro Confer­ ence competition tonight when they host the Colonial High Grenadiers of Orlando at Sanford's Fleming Gymnas­ ium. Seminole, with a record of three wins and six losses in league play, have an overall record of only four victories against 11 defeats so far this M a so n . LARGE HARGE — New Mexico's Ienping 6foot-8 Ira Ilnrge seems to be terrorizing Eastern Montana’s comparatively diminutive Al Walker, 6-3, in Albuquerque. Strikes . . . Spares By John Spolsld I suppose you know this ti Heart Month! Our good friend Gloria Accardl has come up with a terrific idea In which we can help during the course of our bowling fun. I t’ll go something like thial Each league will ba aaked first of all whether or not they'd like to participate. K n o w i n g beforehand that bowlera always want to lend a helping hand, I’ll clue you to start saving your pennies! (So for a little copperhead, which it only good for parking and paying taxes anyhow, it’ll be an easy way of unloading the weight from our pockets.) Whenever you miss a spare, the scorer will mark an appro­ priate "hickey" alongside your name on the score projector. At the end of the series you'll puy a penny a miss. I wonder which team witl wind-up as tha H eart Cham­ pions! This Saturday our Junior Bowling league will lie com­ peting in the BPAF Second Annual Youth Team Handicap Mallographlc Tournament. The top three teama in each diviaion will be competing with their scores as compared with the others throughout the state of Florida. It’s a handicapped event with this tournament being run in place of our rrgular schedule for Saturday morn­ ing. All of tha youngsters will be assigned to a team and will be in competition. A quickie reminder that it’s not too many months away from local annual tournament time, both for the women and the men from this area. All of the dates are In March with the women occupy­ ing the lanes the first two weeks and the gi-nta rolling the third end fourth weeks. Tho entry blanks for both tournaments will be on tha counter within the next week or so. S tart talking it up with your own teem end If per chance one of ’em can't bowl, It’s then early enough to ita rt looking for 4 replacement. Last Monday night in the Women's Scratch League, Jane Adcock and Ellen Bette tied for the high single with 190 scores. Gee, that's ehootin’ like I'd like to be doing right now. And Gloria (H aart Month) Accard! rolled a I three game 500 aeries, tops for the lea­ gue. It was I'at (I’ve done it again) Dearolph and Bill Ryan hypnotizing the ten pins in the Stuckey’s Mr. & Mrs. Lea­ gue. Pat was the sharpshooter for the third consecutive week in leading all of the other Mrs. with her 176/601 eeL Congrate, P a t Meanwhile (back a t the foul line), Bill Ryun was mowin' them down with a high of 210 and ju st missing the 100 aver­ age-mark with a 606 series. Verna Bolton was The Gal for the Friday morning Holier Motors/Nuvy Wivea League. Verna was another one of those gals who'a flirtin' with the 200-mark. Thla w e e k Vcrnu bombed a 100/641 win­ ning combo. On Thursday morning, the Pinccrest Inn League had the names of Gladys Edwards and Dot Johnson on top of the heap. Gladys for her 180 game und Dotolhy with her 402 scr ies. The Ball 4 Chainera had Martin, Huff, Meek and Hoi ton as their "leaders.'' (Take notice that Verna is again mentioned for her bowling prowess.) Showing the way for the kcgler * ettes were Shirley Martin ICO and Verna Bolton —402. Chris Huff had a 211 and Bill Meck’a 605 wae top* in single end aeries repective iyPerhaps you haven't noticed but there has been an awful lot of good bowling being turned in by the Tuesday Night Businessmen's League. Ae an example, Dirk Morrison rolled a 216/640 this pest week, which as you know le over the lBO-average plateau. It wae John Bridges chance to howl in tha All S tar League on Wednesday. John end hie teammates of Betty Anne's Hair Styling bounced the In­ land Materials three-some out of first piece position with much of the credit going to John's 202, 214/609 series. Some of the other big ones rolled were th at of Harry Pentecost's 211, John Ubr of Lorry's Mart, 205, 204; Bob’s Restaurant bed Ed Monroe— 208; and Johnny W right, 214, 212; Allied Van Lines Bob Steele, 223 and Meador’a Ma­ rine George-0-8wenn, 20$. The Grenadiers have fared aomewhat better In the loop aince they h aw posted five conference vlctorlea against four aetbacks. The Oviedo five'! overall season record stands a t ilx wins and eight losses. Sanford and Winter Park were tied for tlxth place In the league's standings before (he Wildcats triumphed over Bishop Moore's Hornets Mon­ day night, 69 to 60. Seminole will have to come up with a win tonight in order to re­ main abreast of the Parkers. A preliminary affair will get underway at 6:30 p. m. between the iwo school's jun­ ior v an ity five*. Immediate­ ly following thla contest, Head Coach Ralph Stumpf’a cagcra will tangle with Ihe Grenadiers In the feature at­ traction. Stumpf will probably go with Mike Bowes, Mike MeCleary, Barry Barks, Ken Tyre and Berry Johnson. The Tribe will face Colonial's shooting artist, Kenny Hill, who Is now in third place among the loop's individual scorers with an average of 16.8 points in 14 games. San­ ford's Bowes dropped to fifth last week but moved back into fourth place with an average of 16.2 in 15 outings. Gary Preiaaer of Bishop Moore still heads the league's Individual scoring depart­ ment with an average of 19.1 in 15 games. PrelsMr has dumped in 287 points this sea­ son. lliil has 235 and Bowes 245. Hie clrcuit'i high point man ia Ferrell of Evans with 295 point*. Ferrell, however, has appeared In 17 contests this year. Daily Double Pays $232.60 A $232.60 payoff rewarded holdrri of 5-4 Dally Double tickets Monday night at Ihe Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Fronton with Pedro and Agustin sharing the honors. Martin and Muguerta were together in post six for the feature eighth game doubles win, taking the point In a spirited duel with, the runnersup, Arcltlo and Quintana. Jacln and Iriarte were third. Pradcra was the big gun In the Matinee program, rack­ ing up three wins and a sec ond place finlih In four outinga. He capped hi* spree with a sparkling singles trl umph in Ihe ninth game and framed with Gait! for the AH Star Doubles victory. Olarre won tho third fem e and Arrons took the fourth for a 3-1 Matinee Dally Dou ble figure. Fish and other see animals make many strange sound* that can be detected by hy­ drophones. iia i. IS A IACTION! THRILLS! World's Fastest Sport TONIGHT FIRST OAMI 7:40 p A PARt MLITUIL WAGEIUNG Oviedo's Injury ridden Lions take to the road tonight to battle the Montverde Eaglet. Paced by red-hot Rex Brooks, tho Lions will be trying to •hake off the bugs that have hindered them recently, re- 2 Exhibition Games Friday The local Biddy Basketball League, sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment, will present two exhibi­ tion games Friday night at Seminole High School's Flem­ ing Gymnasium. The Initial contest, sched­ uled at 7:30 p.m., will be played between two league all-star teams comprised of Ihe "Mighty Miles" of the lo­ cal circuit. This affair will of­ fer topnotch play from the smallest players who perform for the various clubs in the eight-team league. T h e feature engagement will be played between the league's all ita r team and the rugged Day 'N Night Grill quintet which at the present time Is undefeated in Biddy League competition. Included among those who will appear for the "Mighty Mile*” are Randy Brown, Tommy Barka and Tim Stubbins of First Federal; Tom Gwartney and Ricky Ferrell of WTRR Radio; John Fakess of Standard OU; Russell McKenzie of Sanford Atlan­ tic National Bank; Scott Clcmmer and John Bfrtrang of Hobion'a Sporting Goods; and Gordon Bradley of Strickland-Morrlson. These will per­ form for the so-called "E ast­ ern" alt (tars. The "Western” all atari will include Joe McGovern and Mike Richard of Bobson’s; Jam es Pruitt and Glen Denham of WTOIt Radio; Steve Raborn and Phil LindM y of Strickland - Morrison; Al Groomcs, Joe Luts and Teddy Luts of Sanford Elec­ tric, and David Lachatara ot Standard Oil. Tho "Eastern'* aU atari will be coached by Chief Stubbini while Bill Llewellyn will tutor the "Weatero” outfit. The undefeated Day 'N Night Grilleri will include Kenny Hinson, Bill Bracken, Skipper Senkarlk, Tommy Gracey, Burt Wilder, Frank Dunn, Tommy Whlgbem, Jeff Siskind, Thomas Rcckcr and James I.re. Tho Urillers will face the league'* top all stars which include Bobby Lundquist and Robert Powell of WTRR Radio, Bill Schmidt of Strickland-Morrison, Melt Morgan and David Lee of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Tom­ my Sandage end Dan Wright of Standard Oil, Mike Ferrell ot First Federal and Don Coli­ man of Sanford Electric. suiting in the upset loss to Eau Gallia. Montverde met the Lloni at tho first of the prep cage season, end Oviedo opened up with Its big guni and blast­ ed the Eagles $3-36. Mont­ verde wiU be trying U> avenge this loss, and will have the advantage of playing at home. The Eaglet have not had a good season this year, having dropped most of their con­ tests. They should bo lean and hungry. But Oviedo's Lions are out for a kill also, and tho Birds should make a good appetizer for the Lions. Oviedo, now 11 and 4 for the season, h is been having trouble with illnesses and in­ juries. Billy Mikler, forward for the Black and Orange, has had recurring problems with bis kneel, forcing him to wear braces. This disadvant­ age combined with colds and flu has caused the Lioni to be aomewhat off form. Also, Oviedo hasn't had adequate time for practice recently, due to a variety of rearoni, thus adding to the Lion's pro­ blems. Yet, these troubles should clear up and Oviedo should begin rolling again. Oviedo's JV quintet (6-9) will be aiming for another win tonight. In their previous meeting with Montverde'* baby five, the little Lions scored a 45-28 win over the Eagles. Paced by Walter Beasley, Gardner Prcedy, Mike Partin, Bobby Stewart, and Bob Belihoro, the JV s hope to get in the win column. 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Black in our advertiaing d e p a r t m e n t brought them la . . . and somehow we got t h a m I Wouldn’t It be nice if more of our bualneaa bouaea had euek a colorful entrance f t The George A. Mine* are looking happier than uaual theae dayt . . . they’ve Juat received word their daugh­ ter, Mra. John L. Hughea, (nee Ana Crawford Stine) war graduated Cum Laude with a Maater of Education Degree at the mid-year Com­ mencement Program at Na­ tional College of Education, Evanston, 111. She la a grad­ uate of Seminole High School, attended Agnea Scott College and waa graduated from Stcteon Univeralty. Mra. Hughea teachea ecience and math at Waukegan High School . . . all thla and atlli takea care af her family! Cadet Warren J. Hoeller, eon of Cdr. and Mra. Warren J . Hoeller, haa earned aca­ demic booora for the flrat earneater at Wentworth Mili­ tary Academy. He haa earned superior grade* to qualify for the dean’* Special DlzUnction Lift . . . thla mean* extra privilege* for him and be will be permitted to wear the echolaatic bar on hia uniMr. and Mra. O. C. MeBride obaerved their 40tb wedding aaniveraary laat Fri­ day — congratulation*! Florence Mooforton (Mr*. B. A.) and Beulah Well* (Mr*. George) had the pleasare af being with two of their elatere all laat week . . . Mra. Ola Keene, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Blanche Stringer, Win­ der, Ga., wore houaegueat* of the Monforton*. Two other aiaters from down the state were here for a day and it was the first time In eight years all six slater* had been together . . . They aurcly must have had an Interesting Ume together. There's Juat no end to ac­ tivities around town . . . two very important one* coming up . . . Member* of the Wom­ an's Club and the Jayece Wives will Join forces for a silver tea to benefit our li­ brary . . . the exact date isn't definite at thla writing but Dot Harkey (chairman of Fine Arts Department at the Woman's Club — a l w a y s "friends of the library") aald It will be within the next two weeks and probably on Feb. 16 . . . Talked with Georgia Ball and learned another wonderful art ahow is sched­ uled by the Sanford-Semlnole Art Association . . . the flno display of art will be at the civic center Feb. 16 from 12 noon to 6 p.m. . . . so mark your calendar now—and plan to attend both events. St. Valentine's Day is Just around the comer . . . makes ua think of spring . . . soft breezea . . . blossoming buds . . . and tomance! The actual history of the origin of the Valentino is veiled in antiqui­ ty . . . but research indicate* that the. festivities probably date back to the Itnmans and the Feast of Lupcrcalia on Feb. 14, tho date the birds were supposed to begin their apring mating . . . as part of the celebraUon, m a i d e n s fashioned love missives and deposited them in a large urn — young men drew names from an urn and during the ensuing year, each courted the maid whose name he drew . . . modern malea have a more direct approach and choose the recipient of their Valentine (and aren't we glad!) but this being leapyear . . . who k n ow s!f Enterprise Personals Rev. and Mrs. Baicom Carlton, superintendent of Florida Methodist Children's Home, and David Tropf at­ tended the annual convention of the National Association of Methodist l l n a p l t a l s and Homea in Chicago. Tropf, su­ pervisor of campus life at Use Home, and Rev. and Mrs. Carlton served as program chairmen for the section on children and youth and Mrs. Carlton served as hostess at the opening session in the Sheraton • Jefferson. Tropf spoke to the auxiliary unit. Attending the convention from this area were Rev. Jesse Waller, president of trustee* for the home, and F. Morton McDonald, chairman of Flor­ ida Conference Board of Hos­ pitals and Homes. Accom­ panying the group was Mrs. Daisy Stocking, assistant ad­ ministrator of Sarah Hunt Methodist Children’s Home, Daytona Beach. She received the national award admitting her to membership In the Hall et Fame in philanthropy. Past Noble Grands and Mr. and Mrs. W. Blue have taken the Wilson apart­ ments for a month In order to have a more enjoyable visit with their friends, the Dick Harts, who are spending Uie winter here at Uieir home. They are all from Indiana. Hart and Anderson had work­ ed together many years prior to their retirement. Officers lb # Past Noble Grands Club met Tuesday evening with Mr*. D. C. Howard. Mra. Beaula Thornton was co-bosteas. New officers for the coming year were Installed by Mrs. Auburn Rector, Installing offi­ cer; Mra. Elisabeth Hannum, marshall, and Mrs. Mary Jameson, chaplain. Officers Installed w e r e : Mrs. Henrietta Raines, presi­ dent; Mrs. Eva Beckham, vice-president; Mrs. May Rubow, secretary, and Mrs. D. C. Howard, treasurer. Plans were made for the banquet Feb. IS, when the president of the Rebekah As­ sembly, Mrs. Margaret Wal­ ters, will be entertained. The banquet will be at the Civic Center at 6:15 p.m. Fol­ lowing the banquet a regular meeting will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments of Jcllo, cake and coffee were served to Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Rubow, Sirs. Beckham, Mrs. Han­ num, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Henry Jameson, &f,rs. Rector, Mrs. M a r g a r e t Greene, Mrs. R. A. Futrell, Mrs. Brodie Williams, Sirs. W. L. Roche, Mrs, Clarence Snyder, and two guests, Mrs. Eva Williams and Mrs. Madeion Crowell, Cape Cod, Mas*. Janet Riggs Celebrates Eighth Birthday JANET RIGGS By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Janet Riggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prevatt, celebrated her eighth birth­ day recently with a family gathering at her home In Os­ teen. Attending were her parents, her grandmother, Mrs. Inez Collins, her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs and their children, Steve, Ronnie, Mickey and Linda. Also Nancy Higgs and Rich­ ard Pettis, Girl Scouts Complete Cooking Course Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Ja­ cobs, Mowcqua, 111., and Mr. and Mra. Earl Marshall, Pa­ ns, 111., returned Friday after a visit of several weeks at the home of Mrs. Jacob*' sis­ Girl Scouts In Troop 223 ter and family, Rev. and firs. have completed a four-week Fred Foster. Mr. and Mrs. William (Mike) Baetossek Jr. are the proud parents of a son, Mi­ chael Norman, born Jan. 27 at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bartossek, Enterprise, and m a­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Norman, Starke. Mrs. Beatrice Lehr return­ ed to her home In Louisville, Mrs. Orville Tyler, Miami, Ky., after spending the past waa a recent guest at the month with her sitter and heme of the J. V. Richards. family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkler. Mrs. Alberta Warner Join od her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ford, Wooster, Ohio, for Even t h o u g h synthetic a cousin's reunion recently at sponges are supersturdy and the home of another cousin, bold lota of suds, it's best to Jack Perkins, la Casselberry, squeeze rather than to wring Mr. and Mra. J. Anderson them. CONTINUING 2ND ANNIVERSARY Virginia C a r o l Beasley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Elbert Beasley, Ovie­ do, became the bride of Ron­ ald Mick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mick, St. Petersburg Beach, Sunday in St. Luke's Lutheran C b u r e h , Slavla. Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy per­ formed the double ring cere­ mony at 3 p.m. Tho church waa decorated with baskets of white gladioli and carna­ tions, potted palms and can­ delabra. A program of nuptial music was played by Mrs. John Jakubcln, organist. The choir sang "O Perfect Love" and "The Lord’s Prayer.” The bride, given in m arri­ age by her father, wore a gown of peau de sole and French lace, with long sleeves and a aabrina neckline. Tiers of laced ruffles formed the back of (he gown from the waistline to hem. Her waistlength mantilla was attached to a crown of orange biossoma. She wore a three-strand pearl necklace, a gift from the bridegroom, and carried a while orchid, with earnstiona, on a prayer book. Mra. Barton E. Good, sla­ ter of Uie bride, Orlando, was matron of honor and wore a royal blue satln-faccd peau de aoie aheath with an over­ sk irt Her headpiece was a small cluster of blue rosea with a tulle veil. She carried a cascade of blue pom-poms and carnations. Tim bridesmaids, Judy Jukubrin, cousin of the bride, Dorothy Duda, Sldrley Silk­ ier and Patricia Hollar, wore dressca identical to tho ma Iron of honor and carried matching flowers. Melody Kay Dotson, Junior brides­ maid, wore a dress of match­ ing blue peau de aoie with a fitted bodice, brief sleeves and a full skirt. Hor hat was a miniature pillbox. Gary Lee Maxwell, San­ ford, served as best man and ushers were Charlie E, Dealley Jr., brother of the bride, Barton E. Good, Orlando, Larry N. Atnlp, Sanford, and John Jakubcln, cousin of the bride. Andrew Jakubcln, cou­ sin of tho bride, was junior usher, Mrs. Beasley, mother of Uie bride, chose a teal blue silk drras with matching Jacket, beige accessories, and a white ruse rursage. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held In St. Luke's Christian Day School. The reception room wai decorated with bas­ kets of white gladioli and carnations. The bride's tabic, covered with a while linen cloth, held tlm fourtiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and bride­ groom. Camellias and fern completed the decorations. Mrs. George Jakubcln Jr., Mrs. Andrew Duda Sr., Mra. B. J. Rountree and Mrs. Paul Teslnuky served the punch and Mra. Janies Colbert and Mrs. Dan Dlmla served Uie cake. Assisting at the recep­ tion were Mra. Joe L. Mikler, Mrs. John Jakubcln, Mra. Emily Jakubcln, Mra. Ferdi­ nand Duda Sr., Mrs. Anna Recipes From The Old South Osteen Personals Karl Stoaaford, N o r t h Ada m i, Maas., haa been visit ing hia sister, Mrs. Harvey Velao. $2** PANTS WORK SHIRTS *1" M BPS U 0 . M 6 £ urplus City H I W. Ini. ST. SANTORO I a a e r e p t ia f M a tti B s e o T a t io e Special FtH New Coror far Maw laeeletka Mikler, Mrs. John Duda Jr., Mrs. Maggie Dotson, Mrs. Marion Priest, Mrs. A. W. King, Mrs. Lex Abell and Martha Mikler. Carol Parker cept Uie bride's book. The couple left for a wed­ ding trip to New Orleans, La., and Ihc bride wore a tur­ quoise blue three-piece knit suit with white accessories and the orchid from her bou­ quet. They will make their home on South Sanford Avenue in Sanford. The general meeting of the WSCS, Grace M e t h o d i s t Church, will be at 8 p.m. Thursday at the church. Mrs. C. E. Williams wiU be in charge of the program fol­ lowing tho business session. Officers a n d committee chairmen will meet at 7:15 preceding the general meet­ ing. All ladies of the church are invited to attend. Members of the Sanford Story League were treated to an instructive and interesting travelogue on Finland at tbeir recent meeting. Mrs. K. Mykkaoen wai dressed in the colorful cos­ tume of her native country, for the program, and gave in­ teresting, historical, f a c t s about the "land o f the mid­ night sun." She told of the smooth language with many dialects and gave an Insight to the home life and hospi­ tality of the peoples. Helsinki, the capital city, with com­ bined ancient and modern architecture, was graphically described. Mrs. Mykkanrn exhibited examples of Finnish hand­ work; woven woolen scarves, Loilie Carol Jones, brideelect, was complimented with carved wooden wall plaques, a miscellaneous shower giv­ en by Mrs. E. Chester Daniels and Mrs. H. E. Schultz, at tho home of Mrs. Schultz on Lake Markham, Thursday evening. Refreshments were served PARIS - (NEA) — If the from a table centered with Paris lady of fashion wants an arrangem ent of white um­ brella favors, filled with a plunging neckline f o r mints and nuts, and silver spring, she may find only two candelabra. Mrs. R i c h a r d sources—the House of Dior Schnitzler assisted the hos­ or New York. The only word whispered in advance about tesses. Invited guests were Mmes. necklines in the Paris collec­ Ashby Jones, T. A. Best, W. tions was that they were to be B. Jessup, Joe Stewart, John "uncluttered"—except at Dior T. Adams, Lloyd Cochran, w h en Mare Bohan continues Randall Priest, Carl Chorpen- to exploit the D.D. (daring ing Sr., Bernard Harkey, B. decollete) for evening. For their new silhouette, E. Ratliff, G. G. Myera, HueIon Hale, Eva Harkey, Owen Paris designers have turned Forguson, Itay llcno n , Earl to the ’30s and the willowy Evans, Clarence Jessup, Joe Garbo. Fashions will be fluid, Douglas, L. G. Ross, Morris high-bosomed, with natural Forguson, M. E. Baker and shoulders. The waistline will Sara Priest and Vicki Forgu­ be indicated, but not stressed. It is expected that suit son. An out of town guest wai Mrs. Winifred Forguson, Or­ Jackets may be longer, but lando, aunt of the bride-elect. skirts will remain status quo. Shower Honors Leslie Carol Jones, Bride-Elect dolls and books about tho c o u n t r y . She introduced Ralnlo A. Setelo who sang • Finnish gypsy son* ,ccora* panied at the piano by Mrs. T aam tr Braden. Mrs. Fred Robb, president, conducted the business ses­ sion and reminded members of the theme for the year, "Seasons to Remember.” Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Louise Long and Mrs. W. M. Hardy, hostesses, s e r v e d cake, cookies and coffee to the members attending and the guests: Mrs. C. C. How­ ard. Mrs. J. W. Wilson. Mrs. R. E. Herndon, Mrs. Rudolph Gustafson, Mrs. Philip Meeks, Sir. and Mrs. Ralnio A. Setala, Mrs. T asm sr Braden, Nancy and Sally Robb, Rudy Gustafson and Harold John­ son. Fashion Designers Turn To Elegance, Simplicity MRS. RONALD MICK Give Feet A Treat, Pamper Ethel Root Circle Ease That Tired Feeling It's time our second-class beauty citizens—our legs and feet—get a break. Sheer hosiery, short skirts and revealing shoci demand a smooth, spotless complexion down to your toes. Have you looked at tlieso appendages recently T Arc your legs rough and scaly and your pump bump's large enough to star in an ad for a foot pad company? If true, give them some extra care as you pop Into the tub each day. For neater legs and feet, first wash carefully to re­ move soil that builds to a grimy look. Take the time to soak in warm soapsuds for at least 10 minutes and then scrub your legs briskly with a rough washcloth, a loofah, or a body brush. Seminola Rcbekahs To Honor President Seminola Rebekah Lodge met recently for its first meeting under the new offi­ cers with Mrs. Eva Williams, noble grand, preaiding. Mrs. Madclon Crowell of Cape Cod, Mass., was a visit­ or. At the next meeting Mrs. Margaret W allen, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Florida will be honored. Your legs and feet work overtime, so treat them to a simple massage while bath­ ing. As part of the scrub, pay close attention to your knees where the skin becomes rough and discolored. As a final touch, stroko on lotion with an upward motion to stimulate circulation and combat dryness. llathing is not Uie ultimate answer in making our legs more attractive on the sur­ face. Shave ut least once a week. More if necessary. Many women try to sneak a few extra days or a week or two In between this special grooming task. Rut the re­ sults are far front attractive. Those wielding a razor for the first time can take a Up from Dad (If you borrow his razor, clean it thoroughly): don’t dry shave. Usually a lather of soapsuds will soften the hair, make the razor glide more smoothly and help pro­ tect against scaly akin. Those who lean to Uie electric shav­ e r find that a preshave lotjon makes the operation easier and cuts down on possible ir­ ritation. Give your pour, constanUy cooped-up feet a breather. Dont wear the same shoes each day, change to comfort­ able slippers with good arch support during the day or evening and give your feet a nightly soak in soapy, warm water. Once a week, treat your feet to a pedicure. You will find that regular pampering of your leg* and feet is not a waste of time. It they are tired, you will be, too. Conceal a corner radiator i egg, beaten or relieve ths boxiness of a '* tip. salt square room with a acrcen. 14 tsp. pepper 8 marshmallows V4 cup crushed cornflakes MARK YOUR CALENDAR Add salt end pepper to nuahed potatoes, add egg and if mixture la dry, moisten with a little sweet milk. Form in eight balls with a marsh­ mallow inslda of each. Roil in cornflake crumbs and deep fry la hot f a t Drain on paper. LOOK I ! M IN'S ■§£■ Virginia Carol Beasley Methodist Church Finland T ravelogue For Story League To Meet Bride Of Ronald Mick cooking ichool at the Sanford Junior High School under tho direction of Lucy Nowlin, home economist for Florida Power and Light Co. She pre­ sented each girl with a recipe book, an apron and a pin. 8 c o u t a completing the course were: Suzanne Brown, Judy Smith, Donna Sawyers, Kakl Bishop, Beth Sccord, Gayle Sawyers, Cynthia Du Bola, Debby Whitmire, Ann MacLauehlln, Susie Adams, Lynn Pruden, J e a n n e t t e Dunn, Patsy Perkins, Luann Danglcman, Margie B a l l , Carol Sue MrLellan, Jenny Mills, Carol Harden, Julie Sweet Potato Puffs Miller. This delicious and easy-toLeaders of Troop 223 are do recipe comes to us from Mrs. Joyce Sawyers, Mra Mrs. Georgo Stine — Ruth Ball and Mrs. Pat Dunn. 2 cups mashed sweet potatoes A guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark it her mother, Mra. Lola Richard son. T-SHIRTS3/os1 WSCS, Grace Announces Plans For Smorgasbord Tickcta are now being sold for the 12th annual SwedishAmerican Smorgasbord spon­ sored by Ethel Root Circle, Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church. • The dale for the iraorgasbond, which attracted over 350 persons laat year, is Feb, 22. Serving hours will be from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tickcta are available from any member of the circle or by calling Mrs. Ralph Lotaing Sr. or Mrs. Helen Remusat. Take-out orders will be available for those who go through the serving line. This Is requested because the menu covers a variety of more than 42 items and the group cannot make selections for an individual. Household Hints When preparing trout, or aimilar fish, wipe the flth with the net from tall to head and all the little scales will come off in a Jiffy. After wiping off your re­ frigerator and washer, shine them with rubbing alcohol. Also u ie it to shine mirrors and bathroom fixtures. Season cast iron pana and skillets by rubbing with unsalted fat and setting over low heat for half tn hour; repeat if sticking occurs. To remove burned • on greaae, scrub the pan or skillet and boil in a solution of three Ublespooni soda to on* quart of water. tige styles. He will show lawish use of ostrich feathers oa dresses and hats, a distinct departure from his past pre­ occupation with the sportive. Simonetta and FablanL the celebrated Italiaa team, are now definitely anchored ia Paris. Their new silhouette will be stemiike, blossoming out ia width from the waist up. The leading colors will be pastel pinks, blues aad yel­ lows, with occasional acid greens and turquoise. It Is al­ to expected that white will continue to be a favorite and that navy will make a tri­ umphant comeback. Completing the flashback to the ’30a will be the enor­ mous cloche hate. They wiB Enhanced feminity will be top aboulder-length, flat, aidethe keynote of oil the collec­ swept hairdos. tions, heralded by the use of toft colors and diaphanous fabric* for daytime aa well as <4*ning. At Dior, Bohan has con­ centrated on the nonchalant theme. Ilia skirts will be wider and many will be pleated. The ruccest of hia Phi Delta Sorority mem­ intensely feminine w i n t e r bers had their monthly m eet­ black chiffon evening dretaet ing at the home of Linda has encouraged him to con­ Renfro. tinue his plunging neckline. Susan Kuhn was voted in as Castillo, launching out on a new member. ' his own this season, plans to A t t e n d i n g were: Toni discard all superfluous trim­ Echols. Fran McGough, Su­ mings such at buttons, belts san Nichols, Linda Perkins, and embroidery. He will not Dawn Fedder, Debbie Sewell, have a flounce on any of hit Jeri Wheatland, Betty Car­ 180 models. man aad Patty P rescott Pierre Cardin will revive lace of every kind for day­ SEE US FOR — time aa well at evening. His colors will be beige, pink and mauve. Ilia mannequins, in­ Peach — Paar spired by the l*30s, will re­ vive the shaven eyebrows and Plum — Ptrslmmon pale make-up of that period, Pecan — Citron along with flat-heeled oboes and colored bote. • • e Grapevine N onary 8221 Grapeville AreYvee St. Laurent, now rat­ FA ed among the top eight de­ signers, will continue to pretent slightly ecceatrie, pres­ Susan Kuhn New Phi Delta * Member FRU IT TREES £ M p ’q $ h o rt! frilly lace traced Flamenco shirt * n . -2 — BE SURE TO SEE THE HOME Shaw This Weekend! Presented By Shoemaker Construction Co. In Ravenna Park Nowfnhlon tempo, strikingly faminina note tho lacy, tiorodsloovos. 65%Dacron*poiyostor, 36%cottonforMv-cvt. Pun white. 2tto3t. • Accredited C harts Welcomed �i Judges Named There Are Some Performers For Leap Year Who Are Not Making Albums Talent Show By Frances W*«ler Tha talent committed for All-Seminole Leap Year Tnl ent Show to be prerented in the Sanford Junior High audi torium on Feb. 2D concluded the auditicna of acta laet week. The following judges hare been aulected to aerve In de term inlnf the winnera to be awarded the three top caah prizes: A1 Lormann, George Touliy, J u l i a n Stenatrom, Itandall Chusc, Judge Vernon Mize, Marion Harmon and N. W. Pfelfauf. Sixteen complete acta are on the program th a t include -clowua, a variety of dancea, singer* and inatrumentaliata. Ticket ealea for the two hour ahow are now in progress. Tickets may be secured from any member of the com­ mittee. Legal Notice rroTicK o k A r n i c t T i o j i r o l l TAX IIKUI) ta re, 1*1.1# I'lorlSa S l i l s i N • r l a ie i NOTICE IS HKREBT OlVr.N, That Tster II. A Ruth M. Johnson ths holder o f th s fo l­ low in g certificate h ie filed •aid certificate for tax deed to he laeued thereon. The cer­ tific a te number and year of taeuancs, the description of the property, and the name In w hich It w as assessed are ee follow s: C ertificate No. S it Tear ef l e n i e n c e IMS iir.M T iirrio * ok rn o P E itT r Lot S Block I. T analew ood Iteplst Name In whloh e e s n ie t TCellborn C. Phillip#, Jr., Inc All of said property heln* In the County of Hemlnole. m ate o f Klorlde. Unleee euch cer­ tific a te sh ell be redeemed a c ­ cording to lew the properly described In such certificate w ill be sold to the hlaheet bidder at the front door of th e Hemlnole County Court H ouse et Hanford. Klorlda, on the first Monday In the month o f March. 1M«. which l» the 2nd day of March, 15*4. Datad thle trd day of Janaery, IS44. (O fficial Clerk1* Beall Arthur It. B eckw ith, Jr., Clerk. Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, Klorlda Ily: O. Troy llay, Jr.. D.C. Publish Jen. 21 A Feb. 4. II, II. 1MI. NOTICE o r A ■•PLICATION r o n TAX HKBD !»•«-. *4.10 F le d g e Itatwtee • r !* » » NOTICE IB IIKIIEIIT OIVEN. T hat P eter II. A Ruth M. Joh n , eon the holder o f th s follow Inr certificate has filed said csrtlfloat* for tax deed to bs Issued th treoa. The certlfl c a te number and yaar of laauanea, tha daacrlptlon of tha property, and tha namea In which It waa aaaaaaad ara aa follo w s: C ertificate No. I l l Taar of laauanra IS*# DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTY LOT SA. O rients Gardens Ptrat Addition Name In which aeeeeead Or­ ien t* Kcrnerlea Inc. All of aald property heln* In tha County of Hamlnol*. State of Plorlda. t.'nlese such certificate ahell be redeemed aecordlnx to law tha property deecrtbed In aueh c er tific a te w ill ba aold to tha h lch eet bidder at tha front door of tha Htmlnola County Court House at Hanford. P lor­ lda. on tha flret Monday In tha month of March. I f f ! , which la tha 2nd day or March, IM t Hated Ihla trd day or J a n ­ uary. l i f t . (O fficial Clark'* Beall Arthur It. B eckw ith. Jr., Clark Circuit Court. Bamtnola County, Plorlda ny: a . Troy lU y . J r , DC. Publleh Jan. 21 A Pab. 4, 11, I f . 1MI. CDQ-14 IN T IIB CIRCUIT COURT O P T H E NINTH JU D IC IA L C IE . CL'IT O P P L O B ID A . IN AND P O E SEM INOLE COUNTY, t a C h an cery N*. 1S.TBI EILEEN BAADY. P la in tiff va. JAMES W. ENGLAND. Jr.. D efendant NOTICE OP MABTEIe'B BALK Notice la hereby Blven that tha undersigned. aa Special M aster In Chenrery under and by virtue of the Court'a Or­ der entered In the abova-atylrd auai directing the aala of 4ha property haralnaftar dascrlbad. w ill offer for aala and aall at pnblla auction ta tha h lah eet and beat bidder for rash at tba F ront Door of tha Hrmlnele County Court llouea In Hanford. Plorlda. on tha 1 Site day of P ab , 1M4. at tha hour of 11:04 o'clock A.M.. tba fo llo w la a • deeerlbed property, altuata. lyn a and balna In Sem inole County, Klorlda, and m ort particularly deeerlbed aa follow e, to -w lt: Lota No*. 1ST, 4SS. and SII o f the Town of Lonawood. Plorlda. accordlna to Plat thereof aa recorded In P lat Book 1. paaaa IS thru t l . of tha public raoorda of Hemlnola County, Plorlda, toaeth er w ith all bulldlnae and Improvamanla iltuatad thereon. Said property w ill ha aold aubiact to any m ortaaaea of record ancum barlna the aama and aubjeol to all valid liana o f record. The above-doeorlbed pro­ perty, toaeth er with all tha lanem enta, baradltam enta and appurtenancea tharaunto belon aln a or In a a y wlaa appertaln ln a. w ill ba aold at aald aala In purauance of aald Or­ der and aubject to confirm a­ tion of aala by tba Court. Dated a t Sanford. Sem inole County, P lorlda, thla 24th day o f Jan. 1144. K arlyla Hoaahaldar Aa Spool*! Maeter Is Chan­ cery Jaaiaa a. H arrell W m ftrrH f m To**. FeT>. 4, *84—Pajre 7 l (Dsati Obbtj • , , 4L . . DEAR ABBY: A year Ago By Harold Store [out of three hours of taping, . . . . . . . . . . __ ___ . . . U ,t November my daugh NEW YORK — During an wc call it an album." era when just about everyone Woody Allen, the hottest ter waa married I n ' Lae la turning out LPa, a few young comedian in the busl- Vegas. She waa four months courageous individuals are ncss, haa rejected several of- along then, but, to save refusing to run with the pack. fera. “They all demanded op­ face, we told everybody the But whether they're recording tions end refused to guaran­ had been secretly married or not, every personality has t e e promotion," he aald. in June, right after her high a valid reason for his or her “What I’ll probably do la re­ •chool graduation. Her hutdecision. cord my act in ■ club at my band waa in the Army but Ray Bolgcr has very few own expense and then make a waa able to get a 10-day records to hla credit, consid deal with a record company. emergency leave at that ering his many years of star 1 think when I fijialiy do re ­ time. Now he won’t be able dom. cord I'll be better known and to come home again until “ I had a contract with Dec I'll sell more records." he it discharged in October, ca.” he said, “ but we were Victor Borge, with a num­ when our grandson will be never able to get together to ber of LPs to his credit, has­ a year and a half old. do an album. Now, what 1' n't recorded in well over a Everything happened so fast there wasn't time for showreally love to do la some chll year. dren's material — a m enage "Most of my records are a rt or even a wedding re­ on tolerance or something from my ahows," he explain­ ception. The kid* will have like that. Molt children's rec ed. "And I find that radio sta­ to start housekeeping from orda arc jiu t noise and if it tions across the country pre­ •cratch and they don't have noise, why record 11?" sent them as complete pro­ a thing. Would it be proper Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks grams called ‘The Victor to give them a big ahowerwedding reception turned out three of the most Borge Show,’ Just before I’m type successful comedy albums in scheduled to play their cities. when tier husband gets the humor-glutted field, but Why should I make records, back? WONDERING their fourth one has been when they're used to hurt my DEAR WONDERING: You long time coming. concert appearances?" In at least one instance, the “Wo don't havo anything new to M y ," Rainer told ma converse is true. M-G-M de­ in what seemed like an as leted an LP which offered tonishing burst of candor Carton McCuUcra in readings "Actually, we never hav from several of her work*, in­ anything new to say. We Just cluding "Ballad of the Sad Forty-odd year* ago when get together and I interview Cafe,” before the play of that I played bridge at my frat­ him and we tape everything name opened on Broadway. ernity house, one brother was that comes out. Then we edit Between 48 and 80 per cent I * genlua at mlsplaying tho the tape and, if we come up with 30 minutes of material of the world'* people are n . | dummy. After he had finish literate, according to esti­ ed butchering a hand, ho would say, "WellI I played it mates. for what It waa worth." Just recently I heard the NOTICE o r APPLICATION same e x p r e s s i o n . While K on T i t DEED ise rtlo n IP4.IS Florida Statute South's play did not approach o f I » l* | NOTICE OP APPLICATION that of my old friend for FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV By Abigail Van Buren m ay honor the couple with a "party." but I wouldn't recommend a "shower-type" wedding reception" for par­ ents of a one-anda-hslfyearold child. a * * DEAR ABBY: Recently our *on brought a girl to our home to we could meet her. He la probably serious about her because he never brought a girl home for us to meet before. Well, that boy could not ait down with­ out this girl plopping her­ self on hla lap. She always had to be holding hii hand, smoothing his hair and the would not let him out of her tight for one minute. We tried hard to like her, Abby, but the was dlsgustlngl Our son it a college junior and no Is she. If you were us, would you tell your son what you thought of such a brazen girl? HIS MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Only if he asked me. cjobij Legal Notice Legal Notice EN. That .'star II. A B ulh M. Johnaon tha holder o f, tha fnl low ln * certificate hae filed esld certificate for tax deed to he leeued thereon. The certl flrate number and year of Issuance, the description of the property, and tha name In which It waa *• soared ara aa fnllowa: C ertificate No. Tl* Tear af Issuance 1110 D E aclllP T IO N OP PIIOFRRTY Lot I t O rlsnla Gardens 2nd Add. Name In which aeeesead Paul A. A Ermaldlna Tappereon. All o f aald property b ain s In tha County o( Hemlnole, State of Klorlda. Unleaa aucb cartlfl cat* shall ba redeemed accord In k to law the property daacrlbad In auch cartltlcata w ill ba aold to tha hlghaat bidder at tba front door o f tha Sami nnle County Court House at Sanford, Plorlda, on tha flret Monday 1* tha month ef March. 1*44, which la tha 2nd day of March. 1141. Dated thla trd day of Jan uary, 1*44. (O fficial Clark'* Baal) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clark Clrealt Court, Semi nole County, Plorlda Byt O. Troy lU y , Jr.. D.C. Publleh Jen. IS a Pab. 4, II, IS. 1M4. CDQ-II NOTICE OP APPLICATION POR TAX DEED 1*4.1* Florida a tain ts# e f 1*4*1 NOTICE IS IIKUKBV OIVEN. That Patar II. A lluth M. Johnaon tha bolder of tha fol low ln* certificate has filed aald certificate for tea dead to ba laauad thereon. Tha certl flcata number and year of Issuance, tha daacrlptlon of tha property, and the nama In which It waa a steieed are aa follow at C artlfleata No. 411 Tsar af lasuanca l i f t DKICNIPTION OP PBOPERTT N 10S.T Ft o f 1 SIS Pt of W * 17.4 Pt of N li of NtV>; of S W It of KWH Section 14 Tow nship 20H D i n t s SJK Nam* In which asassasd T. n. A Mancle L Pat sat. All af aald proparly haln* In Ih* County o f Bamlnol*. Slat* of Plorlda. ITnlaoa auch cartlfl rata ahall ba redeemed accordIn* to law the property dee crlbad la aucb certificate w ill b* aold to tha h lsh est bidder at tba front door of the Sem i­ nole County Court Houa* at Hanford, Plorlda. on lha first Monday la tha month of March, 1M4. which la tha Snd day of March. 1M4. Dated thla ird day o f Jan ­ uary. 1114. (O fficial Clark'* Beal) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clark Circuit Court Bamtnola County, Plorlda Byt O. Troy lU y . J r , D C Publleh Jan. IS * Pab. 4, 11. It. 1144. CDQ-M a NOTICE o r APPLICATION POR TAX DEED <•**. 1*4.1* P larida statute# uf 1*4*1 n o t ic e in iiE R K iir a iv - EN, Tknt Pater IL A Itutb M. Johnson th* holder of tb s fo l­ low in g cartlfleata ha* filed aald eartlfloat* for la s dead to bo taonod thereon. Th* cer­ tifie s!* number and year of Inauanco, the description of the property, and th* nemo in which ft waa aaaaaaad are as follow at C artlfleata Ne. t i t Taar of Issuance 111* DKSCaiPTION OP PROPERTY Lola 1 A » to 21 (Los* Part of U t s T A S In Tanalewood See 2 R sptat) Block C. Tanglawood Section Two Nam* In which assessed W ellborn C. P hillips, Jr. lne. A ll o f aald property bslna In th* County of Mtmlnols. S tale o f Florida. U nless such certi­ fica te ahall b* redeemed so enrdlaa to law th* proparty described In aucb certificate w ill b* sold to tb* high est bid­ der at tbs front door of ths aam laol* County Coart Houo* at Sanford, Plorlda, on tb* flr*t Monday In Iba month of March, l»««, w k|ck | , tb* la d d ,£ •* . “ Arch. 1M4. D *U d th is Ird day o f J a n ­ uary. IMS. (O fficial Clark** ta a l) Arthur H. Beak w ith, Jr. Clark c ir c u it Court, • a a la e l* County. P la r lt* Tray Ray, J r , D C MT N. M ataolla Orlaada, Plorlda Sol let tor for P la in tiff r -« U h . Publlab Jen. *4 A Pah- 4s 1M4 CDQ-14 V ffr CDQ-M Jaa. t l A Pab 4. 11 , S , , ‘ aJ# , ',d r l , f , d “ * , «**4»» sh eer h o n o r , it w a s r ea lly NOTICE i s h e r e r t o t v - p la >’*d for what it w a* w orth, e n , That Patar it. a ituth m . m inus one trick. Johnson th* holder of the fot- Dummy's deuce of spades taw ing rerttM caU haa flla-l , # , . . , , 1,, . •aid cartlfleata for lax d*»d was played at trick one. East to b* Issued tharaon. Th* car- won with the king and South tlfleat* number and year of I -i„ u , . laauanea, tha description o f t h e |d roPP*d *lght spot. Back property, and lha nam* in I c a m e the six o f spades and follows!* W** c a rtlfle a ta No. s i t laiuonc* u se DEAR ABBY: Can you tell me why the brides who never found the time to get out their thank-you notes always manage to find the time to got out the birth announcements? MISSISSIPPI MRS. DEAR MRS.: That's not always the case. It just seems that way. a a * C O N F I D E N T I A L TO BERT^ You expect too m uch.' The nearest moat people come to perfection is when they are filling out an employment application. • • a I know ao elderly eoupte for whom Ilf* W Just aa won­ derful and beautiful aa when they etarted it together on their wedding day. They hav* stayed happy, alert and In love through the years. It's the best reminder poss­ ible that whether a couple winds up their later years bravely facing what la ahead together, the way they start­ ed out depends on bow much lore, mutual respect and Joy­ ful companionship they put Into their marriage while K is young. Th* wife now it bedridden. • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope, a We JAe Woman: a For Abby'a booklet, "llow To Hav* A Ijovcly Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Ab­ by, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. On(Bhidqa TUESDAY P. M, • :M (21 N a w s c o p a 4:1S fill 1:11 T:00 * A A 10SS V H t ♦ 10 B I *873 W EST AJ974 ¥J32 ♦ Q4 + J 933 EAST *K«S ¥ 10754 ♦JB57 « q i0 SO U T H (Q ) 4 Q I ¥AKQ ♦ AK5I + AKS4 North and South vulnerable. Sou th W ot 3 N.T. Pass N orth Kant Past Peas O pening lea d —4 4 and clubs, but neither suit “ South was in with the queen, broke for him and dummy's Taar o f From then on South did the ace of apadcs might as well b est be could with diamonds have been behind the iron D ESC R IPTIO N O P P E O P K R T T 1 I<ot 4. W ashington Park O rlodo Nam* In which aaaaaaad Soto mon A Prattlr* Browdy. All of said property being In III ' Diphtheria No Longer Major U. S. Threat But dlphthcrln isn't entirely ti-rln antitoxin la needed. Till* F l . r t i l 0rU nU.m. ,n 0. » c h , , *.t; , l f L | CHICAGO Dipthcria, once eat* ahalt h* redeemed accord- | on# of the great killera of ehil gone. There atill are n few Is a short-term protection, hundred eases and some deaths lusting only a few weeks, that ,n fK V In , I,Wauch * rartlftrata vr!)? :TX7 dV.: rrlbad w ilt I dran, . * is. no lon ger a m ajor _ ba aold to lha hlghi-at bidder I th rea t in tho U n ited S ta te s cnch year, lnregly in tha win­ may help prevent ths dlsrase at th* front door nf th* Hemt- W idespread, ruutinr iininuni* ter. Theau euaes alm oit Invar­ after cxpoiure. not* Oountjr c o u r t llouaa a t l. . . Immunisation can prevent Hanford, Florida, on th» first * t,o n h* B 5 r* * l , y reduced a iably occur aniuiiK those who diphthrria. Even though tha Monday In Ih* m o n t h or Mareh I h ig h ly c o n ta g io u s epidem ic aren't properly immunized. The first sign of diphtheria dluruse is ulmost gone, enough if*archW,li* ? « '* **" *nJ d* r 0 t d ise a se th a t one* killed thou Daiad thla Ird day * f j a a - sanda o f child ren each w inter, usually Is a tore throat, with casea still occur to make diph­ nary, 1514 patches of greyish membrane theria a threat to the unim(O fficial Clerk's Brail . formed In the thront. There munizrd, or to those whose Arthur II. Beckw ith. Jr., I Clark Circuit Court, UMiully is a alight fever. The idiots are too far in the past Bamlnola County, Plorlda throat swell* and awallowing to be effective. By: O. Troy flay, J r , D.C. I may be difficult. Tha awaiting Publleh Jan. IS A Pab. I. 11, 11. 1114. sometimes blocks air paaaagsi c o q .ii and causes suffocation. NOTICE OP APPLICATION The very fact th at there are FOR TAX IIKEI1 relatively few diphtheria rases lia r . 1* 4.ie Florida *tat LONDON (UPI) — Two o f 1*4*1 today makes the disease even NOTICE IB H EREBY OIV­ British firms have collabor­ more insidious. There are few­ By J a m Casselberry EN, That I’rlar 11. A Ruth M ated to produce postage John,-in th* hold*r o f Ih* fnt Rians for an B aiter Sunrise er "carriers" spreading th* stamps which do not have to low ln* rarllflrala haa flla-t germs, and thus children hnv# aald cartlllrat* for tax derd Service were a n n o u n c e d he licked. to be laauad tharaon. T h . r»r- I Thursday by the South S e m i leas opportunity to build im­ The flret stamps are being tlflrat* number and of I . , T . , laruanc*. th* description o f ih# nole Ministerial Association munity through repeated small issued to enmmsmorat# Sier­ dotes of natural exposure. property, and th* asm* In following ■ meeting of the Immunisation against diph­ ra Leone's participation la the f t , 1* * ,;1 w" »— ” *d • ” •• group at the Trade Winds theria should sta rt a t a very New York World's Fair. C ertificate No. to t Taar of Cafeteria In Casielberry. early ugr, possibly two to The service will be held Protection against one* fa ­ n i : i r i i i m a s o p p r o p s :e t y _ , , . three months. 1'hyslcians to­ Lot u s. j o. Packard'# u t Easter Sunday morning at tal diseases Is part of every day routinely give th* "D PT" Add. to M idway Lyman High Football Field. American'* heritage. Muscu­ shot* to babies, immunising lar Dystrophy Associations of against diphtheria, pertussis >trtr b«in* in th* co u n ty or and c n u iT h tf w ho a r e c o o p t America, Inc., sponsors re­ ft#minoit. fla t# Of Florida. U n . r a t i n g |„ th li un ified effort (whooping rough), and tetanus search to find the causa of 1m i auch certificate shall ba l . „ __. . redeemed accordlna to law th* I RaV. D elm A t Copelanrl ol (lockjaw) e t the tam e time. this crippling mslady and to property deeerlbed in auch c e r -I tha Casselberry Community Anulher injection s e v e r a l add the discovery of ita pre­ high*** r.dd.rb*etM \V % r ™ T M*bodlst Church, R ev Leon month* later la recommended vention and cure to th* great for full protection, plua boost­ door of tho N im laoU County I tr d JoWI of th# Prairie Iaakc American health heritage. Court House at Hanford. Ptor- Baptist Church, R ev . Jack ers every few years aa the Give to tha March for Mus­ la, on th* first M onday i i/ j , , . j p i,H th* month of March, 1114. Lindsay of (A* Longwood Mr*t child grows. cular Dystrophy. which u the sud day o f March, Baptist Church, R ev. E . W Your doctor will be aware of ‘ *Datad th is trd day . ( j . . - 1 of **• AlUmonte Com the schedule of ahota, and munJty Chapel, Rev. J. D. what shot* are needed in your uary, 1114. (O fficial Clark's a**!) Peacock of tha Fern Park family. If your e h i 1 d r a n Arthur H. Backw ltk, J r , SEMINOLE COUNTY Church of tha Natarene and haven’t had a booster diph­ Clerk Circuit Court. BONING COM NlatlON Hemlnola County, Florida Nolle* ml l*ueile H earing Rev. E. Ruth Grant of the theria allot In the last three Ily: (I. Troy Ray, J r , D.C. Notice la hereby glvan, that Longwood First Pentecostal years, ask your doctor to bring Publish Jen. t l . A Pab. 4, 11, after roneldaratlon, tha BamlChurch. II. 1S44. your family’s protection up to nola County Zoning Comt IsCDQ-IT alon w ill hold e public hear par. Ing to daterrelxo tha faaelb lllNOTICE OP APPLICATION If someone In your family Is ty a f recom m ending to tho POR TAX IIP.KH of Couniy Commlaalonexpoied to diphtheria, check •Hoard (See. t a i l # Plarida Slatafea rs that Ih* follow in g d escrib­ r 1M* l with your doctor immediately ed properly prretn tly aonad NOTICE OP APPLICATION NOTICE IS IIKIIEIIT GIV­ POH TAX IIKKII ua to whether a shot of diph- A -t Agriculture ba aonad T -l EN. That Patar II. A Hutk M. 104.10 F lorida statntaa South Seminole Ministers Plan -"-IEasier Service (S) K iw i, flporta. W eather <*) E ditorial ( I , N»w». Kporta W ta th tr (4) New*—W alter Craekit* ( f ) New*— Ron Cochran C l H untley • Brinkley (2) M S-iuiul (I) Arivanturts la Paradlat (I) R tb tl (I) Mr. Novak IS) Combat (4) Had Hkalton C l You Don't Bay C l M cllatra Navy (51 1541 Olympic* C l Hit-hard Boon* Ehow (l> I'atticnat Junction ( l | Jack llanny (II Gary Moor* (21 Bay of P la t ( 5> Tli* F u gitive ( 2i ( l i News, W eather, 8porta ( t ) M id-Fla. Ntwa 4) Thaatar o f th* a ta r i (21 T onight 8how (Color) ( t l Movlo 1:0* By Oswald Jacoby 1:10 t:IO NORTH No Licking To New Stamps B ut *b*'« no ob ject e f p ity. Her husband's loving concern for her—all the little thought­ ful things he does to make her comfortable, the way be smiles at her and teases her like a young man in love, the way she laughs at hla little Jokes, takes pride in the things he la doing that aha can no longer do with him— shows that she Is a woman loved. It doesn't m atter If her hair la snow white and she h«a to be lifted from her bed to a wheel chair to en­ joy the flowers her husband tends so well, because the haa always loved flowers. Television Tonight T:M curtain for all the good it did South. Had South been willing to throw away the good queen of spades at trick one, lie would have had no trouble making his contract. Of course, he srould hare had an anxious moment when he led his eight of spades and play­ ed dummy's ten, but the ten would have held and South would have had hit ninth trick. Incidentally, this particular winning play Is not a sure thing. West might not have held the Jack of spades and one of the minor suits might have broken, but it was a bet­ ter percentage than making that automatic low card play at trick one. eyRuthMiiiett \ t:la 10:00 11:00 tti>5 11:11 tt:2 t WEDNESDAY A. M. 1100 (21 BtlmnaaGca S ill (I) su n sh in e Almanac ( t l Ntwa, W eather 1:2* S) O rovt, Farm Itapert S i l l (!) Florida Hlatory (*) Sum la* Hrinaaltr T:*0 (2) Today (4) Wak* I'p Moyle* 1:10 ( t ) F lin t T ill 1:00 l:S0 l;0 l (5) (I ) (S' III (2) Faaturaa Mlckla Evans Local Nawa, Waalhar Captain K angaroo C artoons Jack LaLannt 2:20 ( f ) (t) (2) 1:00 (I ) (f) (1) 1:71 ( f ) 1:10 (I ) (I ) (II) 4:00 (2) (I ) (t) 1:11 (2) 1:10 (2) (*) l i t ! (S) I t) l i l t (1) (t) Houx* Party Day In Court Th* Doctors To Tall th* Truth General lloepltal L oretta Toung Nawa Tou Don't Bay (Color) Edge of Night Queen For A Day Match Gam* Barret Htorm Trallm aalar Nawa Burn* a n ! Alina Unci* W alt Beat of Groucho llourbnn Street Baal G reatest Headlines Laav* It To Maavtr RELIEVE "She hag waRrad hundred* t i znlla* with me on bunting trips," her husband aald, f ir ln? her a proud tmll*. And thru, when he ihovrcd me hla den, there waa on his drsh s rerent photograph of h it wife next to a picture of hep taken on her wedding day. From ‘.ho way ho hold each picture for a moment and studied it, it was evident that he found his wife as beautiful as a white-haired woman as she had been as a black-hair­ ed smiling bride. I’m glad I know this coupl*. Whenever I have any foaf* or doubts (and who among us doe* not?) their life stretches before me like a beacon of failh and courage. They are a fine lesson In what m ar­ riage can be. Improve Your SKATING Lessons For All Phases "jgg* Melodee Onora Itoad FA 2-9353 TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Relc# 2600 Hanford Ave. IN M A Y T t^ -M -d MeuflSq one Laundry BIST 4 CYCLE (4) A m e r i c a n I I H I n r y ((I) 5)CKartoons xtrclaa For Woman SCI 1:1* C ) (S) 14:04 (SI (I) ( 0) 10:21 C 10:20 C l (*) (0) l i e* C l (4) (0) 11:10 C ) Gal# Rtorm Romper Room Bay When Nawa Hpanlth N ews Hay W hta 1 Lav* Lucy December B ril* C on ran lretlee McCoys I'rlr# Is Right M leslng Link* (Color) (1) Palo And G ladys (0) Haven K ays WEDNESDAY P. M. 12:0* (2) Tour F irst ImprtaaIon (1) Love e f U fa (.') E m it Ford C i l l (4) N tw a I2:l« (I) aearch for Tomor­ row (1) F ather K nows B ait C l Trulh or C on stnuances tt:IS (I) G uiding Light 11 :SS (2) NBC Nawa 1:00 (I ) llarhalor Father (II General IlnapHal (I ) Nawa W tath tr 1:11 (I) F ocus 1:1* ( t ) Aa Th* W orU Turn* (5) Ntw a (2) Helene# 1:41 (S) Carloona 1:00 >1) Taiaword (*) Ann Bothtra (t ) Let's Make A Daa! Legal Notice SEMINOLE KII VTY BONING COMMISSION Nails* o f P ab lls H aerlag Nolle* la hartby given , that after oonaldaratlon, tha Bamlnol# County Zoning Com m iss­ ion w ill hold a public hearing to delarmln* tha feasib ility of recommending to th* Hoard of County Com m laalontrs that th* follow in g described proparly praeanlly soaad C -l Com­ mercial b* aonad R-I Blngto Fam ily R esidential: All NK14 of BW 14 East of llrlck Road tltaa B 1*1 ft and pari deao In D. R. I l f page 172 A Dll 1ST page 21*). Further describ­ ed a* ly in g IK nf H n. 1ST, W af Oak Avs, and Lake Mobile Bhoras. I’ubll# hearin g w ill be bald la th* Bamlnol* County Court House, Couniy Oomtnleslnnara Room, Ban'ord, Florida, W ed­ nesday. February IS. 1SS4 at TiS* P.M. or aa soon thereafter as possible. Hemlnola County Zoning Commission Ily Robert S Brown Hemlnole County Zoning Director Publleh Jan. 21 A Fab. I, II I! T railer Horn* D istrict: All of CDQ-72 Lab* llarn ey Aerottaa In BaeIlona 14 and If. Twp I t * Rga ISK. Further described aa l y ­ STARTS BUN. in g North of Ijtko llarn ey Road and 1/4 mil* W att af Lake Harnty. Public hearing w ill b t held In th* atm lnol* County Court House. Couniy C om m ission­ ers Room, nanford, Plorlda, W ednesday, February 19, 1144 at T>SI PM . or ee eooe th ere­ a fter aa posalbla. Bamlnol* C oaaty S e a la g NOW thru WED. Commission By Hobart X Brow* U u s s I beea Bamlnol* County S e a la g Dlractor Publish Jaa. M A Pa*. 4, 1M4 C D Q -tl OVER 15,000,000 MAYTAGS HAVE BEEN SOLD THE DEPENDABLE Legal Notice Legal Notice uhnaon th* holder of tb* fol- •4 SPSS I low taa certificate haa filed NOTICE 18 IIP.nED T OIVaald cartlfleata for U a d eaf EN. That Patar II. A Ruth M. to b* laauad tharaon. Th* c a r-I Johnaon th* holder of th* fol tlflcate number and yaar at I lo w ln c cartlfleata haa filed laauanea. Ilia daacrlptlon o f Ih* aald ca rllflca t* for tax deed to property, and th* name In ba laauad tharaon. Tha r tr llfl which It waa aaa.aaad are as I cat* number and year of laaufollow s: lan e*, Ih* description o f tha Cartlfleata N*. TTT Taar a f | property, and tha name In Issuance ISf* I which It wa* a ssessed ara aa ll»:*C H H *noN OP PROPERTY follow at Lota Described In DU IT P ax# | C artlfleata No. SOI Year of 10S A D II I2S Pax* S7S Bsc- iM uanc* l i l t tl*n T Township 118 Hang# 44 | DEnCHII>TIOX OK PHOPSIUTY , X-ot 112. J. O. Packard's 1st Nam# la which aaaaaaad E ll- Add. to M idway sab tth G. McBrld*. A ll o f aald I Nam* In whloh aaaaaaad property balnx In tha County | Dorla W ilton. All of aald pro­ of Hemlnola, Htat* o f Florida. | party being In the County of Unite* auch cartlfleata ahall ba Hemlnola, Htat* o f Plorlda. redeemed according to law th* | U niats such certificate ahalt property described In aucb | ba redeemed according to I : * certificate w ill b* aold la the I the property described In such hlghcet bidder at tha front | cartlfleata w ill be onld to the door of th* Hamlaolo County I hlaheet bidder at th* front Court House at Hanford, Plor- dbor o f tha Hamlnol* County Ida, on tba flrnt Monday la | Court Ilona* at Hanford, Plor tha month o f March, I t f l , Ida, on tha firm Monday In th* which U th* 2nd day a f March, month o f Mareh, l i f t , which t»44. ta the 2nd day o f March, l i f t Dated thla Ird day o f J a a -1 Dated thla Ird day o f Ja n ­ aary, 1*44. | uary. t i l l . (O fficial Clerk'd B eall (O fficial Clark'a Baal) Arthur H. B eckw ith, J r , A rthur M. B eckw ith. J r , Clerk Circuit C eart, Clark C lreull Court, Hemlnola County, Florida S a a la a lo County, (florldn By: G. Troy Ray. J r , D.C. Byt O. Troy Ray. J r , DC. Publlab Jau. 24 A Pah. 4. 11. Publlab Jan. 21 A Fob. I. 11, II. IS44. * II. 1444. CDQ-M CDQ-M Legal Notice BE SUNOS.K COUNTY SIIVIVO COMJSIBBION N a tlr* ml P iV I I , H e a r in g N olle# I* hartb y given , that attar eonaldtretlon. tb* BanHnula County Z oning C om m iss­ ion w ill hold a public hearing to determ ine Ih* fe a sib ility af recom m ending to Ih* llourd af County Cunimlaalonero that th* follo w in g described property presently son ad M -l Industrial b* lo n sd A -! A gricu ltu re: W U nr NW If o f NEQ Isas BQ and NK>* of NEW e f N W 141 and 8U14 of NB1* e f N W 14 laa* part ■ e f 8AL B /W Haetlan S1-S1H-SIK Thl* e ra s Is an a private road o ff B. It. 421. P urthar described e* ly in g e p proxlm staly l / l m il* NW *f ntsraectloa e f I.R . 4SI gad Dean Hoad. I'ublle hearing w ilt be held In th* Bamlnol* County Court llou as. County C om m issioners Itoom. Hanford, Florida, W ed­ nesday. F ebruary IS, 1141 a t T :ll P.M. or ea aeoa thar se tter ea possible. Bamlnola O oaaty S e a la g Com m ission By R obert X B row e Hamlnol* C ounty 2Soata* Dlractor P ublish ImM. I I A Pek. A 2M4 CDQ-M o js a & r t 9*ntl 0, t v t n heat & im o u n d s clothes Charade R I T 2 JERKY LOTS. EXCLUSIVE HALO OF 1IBAT ACTION BIO LINT FILTER FAST LOW TEMP. DUYING FULLY AUTOMATIC COOL CABINET MUST PROOF, inside 4k ael *1 4 8 “ USE OUR PAYMENT PLAN o NJI « A r\ ( J MI DI - I N , T H1 A l l i f Urn thew leg Tealla •H a ia Gear D adlaa* " R am p age— Beth >■ U l w M ED. A VIIUR*, rerlsa d Fern Nltaa "THE STEEL CLAW* M llM BD lE vmr Sktva At IM • l:M MOONEY APPLIANCE SERVICE SM S. Buford Are. P h a U M ttT t i l l - 7:2# • I M ) V 1 V\ l \ N I I > I I 1 171 r* I V V �Mb M a rt Legal Notice Psffe ft—'-*ues. Feb. 4, *64 V m 9 PUT r 0 0 6 T SAY/ HiM UXXiNS ALL O VER THE PLACE ^ I KNU// v it iie SOMETIMES t NOW HE'S TRYING TO FI6 URB OUT W V Y IM M’DlNlG/ MOV, HADN'T SENT m e t h is P ink. S LECTSI G_BiAN<6T FvT UtNC*] J jU S T WHEN IT WAS M Y TURN 4 TO DANCE ON T V > THEY HAD TO < ( have a n e w s ) V BULLETIN! i-rf IF YDUWC LOOKING FOR r AN UNUSUAL P ET, r ► MAY I SU GGEST < A BA B Y A LLIG A TO R ? AW, COME ON, H O L LY H O C K S W HAT W AS F L A S H A B< E = T p p i s c i L L A l J1 *L L N E V E R L E A V E r— e M Y H O U S E t — S - , A G A IN I V A L A D Y O N V~ v 'O A K S T R E E T H A D Q U A D R U P LETS H E'S FRIENDLY, CLEAN,AND FUN TO WATCH Y EH , BU T THINK OF A L L T H E Y EA R S , O F P LEA SU R E , .M E W ILL HAVE ] 7 CW EN YOU r / 1C GROWS UP *— , HE'S L IA B L E TO B ITE 1 MY HEAD OFP<*—> > -V ____ ______ 4 S tand c v e r her AND DJYtTAaAiN x DAGWOOD.U, rM GOING TO N EED F IF T E E N ■n D O LLA R S r ' 1 TODAY r * ■\ NOWTUEV pFRN Bf T a f t e r w wat ) ^ H A PPEN ED *EVERYBODT WILL LAUGH A T ME! ~i E V E R Y B O D Y .'//^ P ' BU T IF I C IV C YOU ''U‘LIUi F IF T E E N D O LLA R S. X WON'T I EV EN HAVE DUS FA R E / j —S OH, a s "THAT WEMCY, p e rtu s f W r * .AU-|JgHT7 l* FOfc-AN HOUR OVERTIME AFTER IO O'CLOCK/ LAUGH > ( BUT THAT'S AT M X iy V S I U L ’Y.'.' J A Y O U 'R E L A U G H IN G A L R E A D Y jr V I F E E L L IK E A S L O T M ACHINE T H A T J U S T HAD IT S JA C K P O T 1 S - , H I T lw jf ^ H E R E 'S SOM E CHANGE FOR VUUR B U S F A R E — ~-t GIVE M E TH E F IF T E E N J ^ _ - s « _ 1^ r -tPOLLARS .S u d d e n l y h e r BABY-SITTING BUSINESS HAS o o f n-N s o g o o d . .S h e h ired , AN AGENT/. or E trr TO. RALPH H. SIMMONS AP« AKNA E. SIMMONS, h it nir« D*f*nilanli. TOU AND EACH OP TOIT art h«r*by n«llfl*<l *h** h ai b*#n conim«nc»il *E»lm t >«u In th» Clrcnlt Court of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit of tho State of Florida In and for Rrmlnoto Countr. »h* abbr#. rlalod tltla of which la: w o n * CHESTER MECHANICS SAV­ INGS b a n k , n a ln tlff. RALPH II. SIMMONS and AN­ NA E. SIMMONS h it wlfo. Pafondanta. In Chanctrjr No. TI740. Tho naturo o f thla ault la a foracloaura o f that cer­ tain m ortcasa from aald defendanta to plaintiff, dalrd May 11. ISIS and recorded June JJ. t»M In Official Recorde Book 111 pase *47 of tho Publlo Hecorde of Semlnolo County, Florida, encumberln* that certain piece or parcel of property located, tltuato. and being In eald County and Htata. t o - » lli Got (0. SAN GANTA. THIRD SECTION, accord­ ing to the plat thereof ao recorded In Plat Ilook t l. Paga TJ. Public Itecorda of Seminole County, F lor­ ida. EACH OF TOU ARE R E­ QUIRED to flit your anewer or other written defam e* to the Complt-.’ t with the Clerk of the C irca,. ’o>urt of Bern nolo County. h.yN da. In thla proceeding and to eerra a copy thereof upon li;e plainttffa attorneya. efhote name* and addreea art herelnafier • at forth, at required by law not later than the llt h day of February 1**4. In default thereof the cam e w ill proceed ex parte upon the entry of a Decree Pro Confet*o agatnet you. WITNESS my hand and tho official seal of aald Court In Seminole County. Florida, th is 14th day of January 1114. (SEAL) . . _ . Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr., Clerk of tho Circuit Court By. Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ___ DRARDADU OIUDLET AND LEWIS Attorney for P la ln llff <0 North Court Street Poet O ffice Dox ISM Orlando. Florida Publleh Jan. II * Fob. I. tl« 11. 1**4. CDQ-TT NOTICE OF APPLICATIO N FOR TAX DEED I See. 1*4.14 Plerlda lU ta lM t IMS) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ EN. That Paler II. A Ruth M. Johnson tli* holder of tho fol­ low ing certificate ha* flt*<l ••Id certificate for tax dead to b* t**u*d thereon. The cer­ tificate number and year of Iseuanc*. tba description of the property, and the name In which It waa a ttested are eg follow*! C ertificate No. 110 Tear of Issuance 1110 DESCR IPTIO N OP P R O P E R T Y CWGW SOU 0 0 TO AUQAT SOUTZ& NOT R32 A VACATION UN6XT60MMS2. AUTOMATION, W H A T f e Y TAKING SOU « 0 L C X i Q l i ) VOO-HOO... HELLO, PHI U HOWfeTHe FAMILY? HI,6TEVEi E. KK JUAUj VEAOPHCtS.JL.EO A WAU WHO CALLED NHt'MOU." IDIPUT M S U e * P * M -IT WAS WMtN 6V / P r * T KIR SHAWL. r 7 u , THEMTHEY WERE ACCOHPIIC WHOHELPEDMMBETOUTl W WOULDMBSO THAT, TUBES? he a q k e n n e t h / hello, b r a d / HELLO, RO & BB.I H I,T H S 2 e,T E C / d c n T n o o w jo iv a n y b o o / IN THIB TOWN EX C EPT AUTD-60CY c e f x jr m e n ? —J t? OK.GOM, X DIDN’T KBSPTHB PAPER] A< I CANT Fj»:.0 VOUflAV \ YE3,0ml SHE " CLEOPATRA I WASNT / T KNOWVMS A J EGYPTIAN^ f SHE WAS A BLONPCfX, SHE WAS. L PTOLEMY/ ■------ . f S 1 A GREEK/ K l > AND A DESCENDANT OP ALEXANDER THE GREAT, WHO CLAIMED ACHILLES „ FOR AN ANCESTOR-. . BUT THE GREECE OP HOMERS TIME VMS A THOUSAND YEARS I BEFORE CLEOPATRA’ -AND EVERYONE KNOWS THE GREEKS OP HOMER WERE A PAIR-HAIRED . — . PEOPLE/ . ----^ SEM INOLE COt’NTY SO XINU COMMISSION N o tice a* P a b lle H e e r ta g N otice la hereby given, th at after consideration, tha Semi­ nole County Zoning Commis­ sion w ill hold a publlo hearing to determ ine tho feasib ility o f recommending to tho Board of County Com m issioners that tho follow in g dearrlbed property presently toned It-IAA Sin gle Fam ily R esidential ba sotted C -l Commercial! E II* ft o f tho remainder o f Ibo follow in g described property subsequent to the tak in g o f tho R/W tor w idening of Maitland Avei B eg at tho ME cor of the NW U o f BE’* of Saotlon 34-IIS-:»E . run W *SM f t N lr iO ' ITT.I fL E 114.1 ft to E tine o f NW <4 of BE(4 to POD. Further d es­ cribed a s lyin g la N orthw est corner o f Orenolo Road and M alllnnd Avenue. Publlo hearing w ill b s held In the Seminole County Court House, County Commleelonors Room, Sanford. Florida, W ed­ nesday, February IS. 1**1 at T:Jt P. M. or a s soon there­ after aa possible. Sem inole County Zoning Conimleelos liy Robert S. Brown Stm lnolo County Zoning Director Publish Jan. II A Fab. «, 11*4 „n c A u r —THERE'S A LOT O F / ^ X HEWBEAM A. MISINFORMATION f SUCH ) BRUNETTE, ( FLOATING AROUNDl AS? J FOR ONI ( .. ABOUT HER! w > )-_ L A -T H tN G /^ A NOW THAT HOUR MINtPS / N XU., NOTHING AT CAGE ABOUT OOP'S I SPECIFIC IflUHT MAKIIAL STATUS, WHAT \ AT THE HAVE YOU IN M N P MOMENT! M - TOR THE LA P? A ) WHILE’ CARLA IS TTf HOSPITAL/ SIOKP WAS—UNLESS BUM S M MV WORPt THAT ‘ ~ LOOKS UKi EASyi 2 3 £ . 0 That part Da»c. In DD 1*1 Paga l i t (Lota Low II A M> Blk 1* Sanlando Name In which aaetaaod K ey Developm ent A R ealty Ine. All of aald property being la the County of Sem inole. State o f Florida. U nless auch c e r tifi­ cate shall bo redtamed accord­ ing to law the property des­ cribed In such certificate w ill be sold to tho h igh est bidder at the front door o f tho Sem i­ nole County Court House at Hanford, Florida, on the first Monday In the month o f March t»<«. which la tho *nd day of March. 1**4. Dated thla Ird day of Jan* uary, 1**4. (O fficial Clerk’s Seal) Arthur II. n eckw lth, Jr« Clerk Circuit Court, Sem inole County, F lorida ny: a . Troy flay. Jr- D.C. Publleh Jan. >1, A Fob. «, IL II. 111*. CDQ-M / ,A CD Q -M A u r W DOMNT TURN MS WMU • v! mo f» IEA HOT HURL MOMMYI P THERE, MA’AM, I TOLD YOU SHE , VvAti OKA/1 J boom our o s s is h t T AND AT THAT MOMENT... S ta r t U m N ow Y e i t rig h t b y le ttis g i c f i i l i t i i S M tk tn i A ir . T * * ’n wltA a sn Is lik e stir o ico U o a t s e r tie g . CHRYSLER W AmMV FOR A IR T E M P RAMSE3I/ tiQ HEATERS �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale, 2 RM. furn. apt., ground floor. Middle aged, or elderly couple preferred. 322-4333. FHA - VA HOMES SWEETIE PIE 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS FURN. apti. Pleasant living. Park apis. FA 2-4307. Shr ftanfurh ijrralii $100 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. 322-3431. Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your 1 BEDROOM furnished apt. quiet neighborhood. 322-1462 between 3-3:30 Mon. through Friday. 322-4301 At other times. SALES BROKER FHA - VA 2363 Park Dr. 322-2420 2. Notices • Perwonali DUST PROBLEM? 1 BEDROOM furnished bouse, Investment A Realty 322-9173 large shady lo t $M. month. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0337. CALL your Rainbow dealer FOR QUICK SALEI 2 BR 3224311, 4 to 10 p. m. 3 BEDROOM CB House, kit­ Home, very good cond. chen equipped, near WinnFurn. or unfurn. Reason INCOME TAX 8ERV1CE Dixie. 613 Bra Ire tiff St. Call ahle. 668-4770. O. M. H arrlioni FA 2-3394. 1311 Palmetto 3 BR., frame. Cash or car 822-6827 322-7944 Furn. Apts., P leisant living. considered on down pay­ Park Apts. FA 2-4507 ments. 1715 W. 2nd St. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN Low monthly payments ER SERVICE. P a rti and 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen 1715 W. 2nd St. lupplka for all m akei in­ equipped, Lake privileges, cluding: Electrolux. New near Air Base. FA 2-4734 3 BEDROOM Frame Home and rebuilt cleaner* aold. after 8:30. on State Ilwy. No bom* aervlce call $4,100 2 BR house, k i t equipped. $75. charge Pboae FA M382, LAKE LOT, 100 x 400 FA 2-5303. 23U Park Dr. . . On Paved Road 34.000 RENT A BED Vacuum Cleaner Rolls way, Hospital A Baby COUNTRY HOME Repalri, part*; Electrolux, 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood Beds. Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWey, Floors, Outside patio, barBy Day, Waak, or Month . OE, etc. Cleaner# add, ex Ph. F A '3-5141 116 W. 1st S t beetle, and fruit trees. changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 37.000 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Park Ave., Sanford, Pbooe FA 3-4743. STENSTROM RENTALS K4nation • Inatraction 2 BR, Near N A S ............ I 75 FA 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 BR In Dream wold Sec. I 30 BEST BUY OF YEARI I I U. S. CIVIL 2 ER on MellooviUe, nice 1103 3 UR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ SERVICE TESTS! 3 BR, 3 baths, Loch Arbor New ....... : .............................. 3125 ditioned. No Money Down! No Closing Costs! All you lien-women, 14-32. Start high as 9103.00 a week. Prepare Wa presently have two out­ need is good credit and Qualify for F.H.A. Moristanding 4 BR, 3 bath lory training until appoint­ gags. Call Builder. homes, ooe centrally aired. Thousands of lobe open AL STOLTE—638-5059 coodkkoed, Lease only $165 Experience uiually unnec­ essary. FREE information 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., on Jobs, lalariei, require­ If you are an owner and want fenced yard. 3906 Old Or­ {set Reotal Service for your ment!. Write TODAY giv­ lando Rd., Sunlsnd. home, call our office today. ing name, address and Rental and property man­ pbooe. Lincoln Service, Box agement Service is one of 37, c/o Sanford Herald. our specialties. THE TIME TESTED FIRM H i N. Park Av*. FA 24123 Payton Realty a. BR Apt., turn. 2005 French. FA 3-7234. Furn. A pt 300 P ark Ave. FURN. A pt 3300 McllonvUl*. 3 BR Uoum. Clean 4 d ole In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. Lg 2 BR., furn. Down, water lights, 143. 333-3744. APT. $30 4 up. Surplus City, t o . 3 BR., 3 full baths, range. Will lease $43 mo. Ted Wil­ liams lldwe. FA 2-3444. “Your sample aandwlchea are great! I’ll take a regular on# of each kind!" 12. Real Estate For Sale EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. FHA-VA sale* broker. 2465 S. Park Ave. FA 2-2264, FA 2-2265. SEE 119 West 19th St. Completely reconditioned. This older home, containing 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, alt oversited rooms, la for the Bud­ get-conscious Growing fam­ ily. A terrific offering at only $8500, with Terms tail­ ored to suit your budget. Seminole Realty 1401 S. Park Av*. FA 2-5232 anytime OVER SEMINOLE REALTY Take over payments, 3 BR, home, 211 Palm Place, Praver Homes. 2 BR. Home, Study, l t t Baths, large Family Rm. in good neighborhood; Includ­ ing sieve, refrig., room airconditioner, washing m a­ chine 4 rugs. Really ter­ rific buyl Monthly pay­ ments 143.50. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. FA 34074 8 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES Available for Immediate Sale. $64 monthly p a y m e n t s . Salesman on duty 14 Daily oo Abbott Ave., Crystal Lake Park. Go West on 25th ACREAGE St. to Lake Mary Boule­ 10 Acres adjoining City Limits Real Estate — Mortgages vard, left on Boulevard to 2545 Park Dr. 322-2420 only 49950.00, with 10% Lake Mary Fire Station. down, balance monthly. LMN ENTERPRISES, FURN, APT. FA 2-2400. LOTS Inc. 9 large lots near high school STANDARD OIL STATION Phone 322-2744 with 240 feet paving, only Good location on Lake Mon­ $6500.00, with 10% down, LONUWOOD — $6,995. Terms roe. Buy stock and equip­ Balance moothly. 13 rooms, 3 baths— made ment. K. M. Quarrie, P. O. Into 3 apts. 2 rented, move Box 521, Sanford, Florida. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS in the other. Good condi­ Realtor W E L A X A APARTMENTS: Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. tion. Lot 100 x 100. See Rooms private baths, 114 etenlngs after 3. 133 Bay FA 2-3451 Atlantic Bank Bldg. W. First S t Ave. 1 block from Business. 4 BR, 3 baths, ceotrally bast­ 3 BR Unfurn. bouse. Nothing COME! LOOK! ed 4 vir-cood. Fenced back fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. New Concrete block home yd. Water softener 4 land­ FA 3-3219. with lake rlghta. 3 UR, 2 scaped. FA 2-0611. baths, faintly room, large 4 BR., 2 Bath .........3145 mo. TO SETTLE ESTATE. 3 BR. kitchen, 2 utility rooms. 3 BR., 9 Baths . . . . $110 mo. bouse, Beardall Ave., fruit Over 2100 *q. ft. Make of­ 3 BR., 1 Bath . . . . 9 70 Mo. treea and garden. FA 1-5303. fer on price 4 term i. Stenstrom Realty 34. Article* For Sale WANTED reliable couple to GUNS. New & Used. Large selection. Will trade, Also take up monthly payments repair. Tackle sold 4 re­ of $13.49 oe 3 complete paired Osteen Bridge Fish rooms of furniture. Call Camp 4 Gun Shop. TE 4-1411, Casselberry, cel leet. 1 Washing mach., 1 dryer, 1 window air-cond., 1 RadioFREE ESTIMATE Record Player console. Cell Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ after 9 p. m.. FA 3-46N. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanies Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Jr., with Yearbooks. Phone 322-4761. FA 3-2117. Sell Ua Your Furniture. SPINET PIANO, Lester Betsy Ross, mahogany, fuU key­ Quick Service With the board. Like new cond. Cash. SUPER TRADING Bench. Guaranteed. $393, POST. FA 24677. FA 24219. Used furniture, appliances, toola, etc. Bought • Sold. Throe, 4 f t glass showcases. 5234231. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. Used Freerer, cheat type. Al­ so several used washers, 34. Article* For 8*1* aU completely reconditioned. 90 Jay warranty. Dick’s Philco Auto Magic washer, Appliance Service, 819 8. excellent coodMIon, $30. Ph. Sanford. 323-7459. FA 2-5946. SINGER IN Polaroid Land Camera 800, MAPLE CONSOLE attachments, leather case, EQUIPPED to Ztg Zag, make Reel’s Paint &. Body Shop $60. $224153. 17. Male Help Wanted button holes, sew on but­ Complete Wreck Rebuilding WELDER, Apply In person, 10th St. 4 Sanford Ave. Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ tons and monogram. Guar­ antee. Pay off balance of Holloway Concrete. Day FA 2-7719-Nlt* FA 24386 rees. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy $55., o r assume I payments Surplus, Sanford. of $8.10. 323 9411. 18. Help Wanted WALLIS CABINET Payton Realty SHOP SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC Colored Motor Route Carrier 913 West 3rd St. Would like responsible party 12. Real Eatate For Sale for afternoon paper route Custom Made Cabinets to take up payments of $10 Must have References and MICA Counter-tops monthly on 1963 Slant-OSEE OUR HOMES! dependable car. Write Cir­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED Matlc Automatic Zig Zag culation Dept. P. O. Box Days 322-7471 — Nites 3224110 Sewing Machine in Console. Avallablo for any Pocket1457, Sanford. Balance $161. Service Dis­ Book. Sales Office open WEUA DRILLED, PUMPS, count Co. 322-7468, anytime. dally from 10 a. m. to 6 19. Situation* Wanted SPRINKLER SYSTEMS p. m. Corner Seminole & AU Types and Sires Highland Ave. in Longwood. Will Iward and care for elder­ We Repair and Service ly lady in my home. Ph. LMN ENTERPRISES, LIMITED TIME I I ! S T I N E FA 2-1354 after 3 p.m. Mac hai THROWN AWAY the Inc. Machinery and Supply Co. Percentage Book. Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2744 IRONING. Ph. 322-7791. 207 W 2nd St. FA 34443 Buy your Carpet or Rugs at SEE Dealer COST plus $1 per Child Care. FA 2-2374. Plano Tuning sad Repair 2000 Magnolia Ave. yard. W. L. Harmon — FA 3-42X3 A "Better Quality" Medallion COLORED lady deiircs regu ALL FIRST QUALITY Custom Built Home, con­ ter Job or days work, Ph TOP RATED MILLS PIANO SVC. 4 TUNING taining 3 Bedrooms and 322-6534. Call ua for a showing of theta Rebuilding • Befalling loaded with outstanding fea­ fine Carpets In your home. FREE ESTIMATES tures, including a large 20. llab yH lltern Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, GENE CUMBAA screened Patio and com­ Responsible woman will baby etc. Hundreds to choose 322-2001 — Cell PM Only pletely fenced yard . . . sit for working mother, from. TERMSI Up to two P R I C E ? . . . $15,500. Lake Mary area. 323 0924. For FAST TAXI Service call years to Pay! TERMS? $3,250 Down, As­ Homer LitU* at Greyhound sume existing 5U FHA 21. Beauty Salona Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or 1109 E. Colonial Dr. mortgage at $99 monthly. 9993. SPECIAL! Immediate possession. Orlando, Fla. Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru 2414194 Collect or . Automobile Service 29, Feb. 15th Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop FA 2-5544 after 4 p.m. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP 318 Palmetto Av*. Ph. 322 0834 Free inspection, estimates, 1901 Park Avenue pickup, delivery- Recoring FED. SPEC. Foot lockers FA 2-5232 anytime PERMANENT SPECIAL! $6.78. Army-Navy Surplus, 4 repairs discounted. 20% Off Regular Prices 310 Sanford Ave. 211% E. 3rd. 322-3444 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Call for eve. appt. CITRUS 4 CABBAGE BAGS 322 8525. AUTO GLASS Property Management CITRUS BAGS, ALL 8IZES, & Sales Broker CABBAGE BAGS 47 4 48 IN. INSTALLED Harriett'* Beauty Nook IN STOCK Ev* Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians Senkarlk Glass a n d Paint LADDERS, PICKING BAGS 105 So. Oak FA 25742 Company Offers for your selection 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4623 ASK FOR OUR PRICE LISTS 22. Build - Paint - Repair A. M. PREVATT, thee* Beautiful 3, 3, 4 4 Auto Glass, Taps 749-2114 SEVILLE, FLA. Bedroom For Your Painting 4 Wall­ 4 Sea* Covers papering needs call ClarFOR SALE— FU1 dirt, day. ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for AUTO GLASS & ehell, peat and topsoil. Ellis Free Estimate. SEAT COVER CO. Lloyd. FA 1-3679. ao4 w * 4 at f a same 24. Electrical Service* M X WORK GUARANTEED RENT Blue Lustre Electric YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. Carpet Sbampooer for only 31. Poultry - L iv esto ck Contr-rtlng 4 Repairs $1 per day. CarroU'a Furn­ 4 Controls iture. Registered m o d e l Quarter 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 Horse, 9 yrs old, solid black. For experienced rider. Ph. READY MIX Concrete, win­ 25. Plumbing .Service* dow sills, lintels, stepa, FA 2 6665. blocks, sand, cem ent rock, PLUMBING To make tha best home pipe, steel, grease traps, 32. Flowers - Shrub* Contracting Hepalrs buy, fee the dry walla, stepping atones. FREE ESTIMATES BLOOMING Roses on CheroMiracle Concrete Co. R. L. HARVEY ke* stock. All other kind* 800 Elm Ave. FA 34761 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3383 of Nursery shrubbery and trees. FIREPLACE WOOD 26. Radio & Tclevtelon Gray Shadows Nursery Oak and Pin* TV SERVICE caU Coy's TV 6 Ml. 8. on Baaford Ave. Robert Morris, 4234155 FA 2 9663. All parts and labor guaranteed for 90 days. Serving Seminole Co. 4 DcBary. Office FA 3-3118 27. Special Service Night FA 24441 Tractor mowing 4 Grading. 1329144 CaU FA 2-7621. 1524 Park Dr Sanford. Fla Carpet Special! Carpets A la Carte 1 SHOWER door, $10; 3 vinyl doors, 33 x 90, $10. each; 1 medicine cabinet $3; 2 so­ fas, $2.50 each; 1 bed, $2.50; 1 bike, $2.50; 1 wash tank, $2.50; 2 boxes odds, $3.50; 3 bamboo shades, $2.50; Wed. a. m. 10:30, 307 East 0th S t 35. Article* Wanted WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large or imaU amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field, FA 2-4244. 36. AntomobBan • Tracks *41 Chevrolet pickup, by own­ er. FA 2-5734. 1901 Adams. WANTEDI '56 Okie 2-door Se­ dan. Absolutely no rust, Never-Hit Body. Interior m ust be excellent Top price paid for right car. Ph. 444-7458 Winter Park. Seminole Realty BUYING 4 NEW m USED GAIT FINANCE IT W IN OB ♦ Low M e re st Rates ♦ Lew Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANE V A - FHA 1963 PONTIAC La Maas, VI Engine, 838 Cubic Inch Black Interior. C aU : Jim Hunt Realty '54 Pontiac 4-Dr., Brand new Urea. Only 41,00# miles. CaU 3334538. Government Old Town 18 f t bosk, Evia> rude molar, frailer, $700. FA 2-5992. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 87. Boat* . Motors 10 FT. boat sod trailer. $33. 2408 Cedar. S3. Motorcycles • Scooters 1963 HONDA Dream, Uke new. Bowman Trailer Park, Hwy. 1743, I ml. 0. De­ nary. Cushman Scooter, $80. Rune good. CaU 3334734 89. Trailers - Cabana* BUS Trailer, 1949 model, sleeps 4, completely equip­ ped. Bowmau Trailer Park, Hwy. 1743, I n l I . D e Buy. Jim Hunt Realty LAKE MARY. 1 large BR. Payton Realty duplex a p t, furn. Really WATERFRONT LOTS. Min­ ale*. Adults, no pets. 343. FA 9-1301 IT-93 a t Hiawatha utes from Interstate 4. Go FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Call FA 3-3330.__________ 3 BR., m bath. 3415 Chase fishing, skiing or swimming Av*. Available Feb. 3. Ph. from your own dock. Build 332-5609, now, or later, 11,993 with TEHRIBLE TERMS! 425 NOTICK O P APPLICATION Lake cottage, furn. 5224106. Down and $15 mootli. Call p a n TAX DKBD H M . 1*4.1* P I r M « a ie te le e •A S p ecial N o t free Stamper Agency, 1914 8. • r seeei French, FA 2-4991. NOTICE la HKRKUT OIVUN. That P aler II. A l»uth U . FTOKAGE apace, dean, dry. LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, 3 Johnson the holder of tha fol* FA 3-1374 or FA 2-5492. low ing certificate tiaa Iliad BR., 3 baths, large stone aald cartlflcata for la s *aod t. For Balt or Rent fireplace in wood-panelled lu be laauad Iharaon. Tha car. Ilflcata aumbar and year of living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ Uauancs, tha laacrlptlon o f tba CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON lity room, large rooms, LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s property, and lb s nama la open-beam ceilings through­ « blrb it waa aaaaaaad ara aa 323-1997. f o l i o * ai out. Owner being transfer­ Cartlflcata No. I l l Taar of 12. Reel Relate For Sale red. 3463 Country Dub Rd. Iiauanca IMI Call 322-9242. IIKSIHIPTIOX OP PBOPBIITr f-art of Lot T Daac. In ORB II LAKEFRONT lot, Lake Mary Piie* l»* Loch Arbor lala of area. FA V0144 BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, I tt I'lnaa HactluB No. 1 P lat Book bath home. One bedroom S Pitta II Nama In which aaaaaaad WEEKEND cottage, Lemon has separate entrance, can Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. W ellborn C. Phllllpa. Jr. All be rented for income. Will or aald proparty bains In tha trode for smaller place. County o f S im la o li. S ta ll of N. Orlando. No qualifying, no Florida. U n io n aucb cartlflShown by appointment. Call Our used Pontiac* don't really make that kind ol noise. They down payment, to purchase cata sh all ba radaamad accord* |ust look a t though they should, along with "whoosh," ''room" lug to law tba proparty daa* this exceptional 3 BR. 2 FA 2 9446. and e l the rest. No, our used Pontiecs are Just ee quiet as ths crlbad In inch cartlflcata w ill bath home. Must see to ap­ day they were brand new. They look Just as good as the day ba auld lo tba h igh est blddar preciate. Call 332-8399 after they were new, too. And ride that way. Com# on down and eec. a t tha front door o f tho SemiHOMES nola County Court Houaa at 9:30 p. m. W* will bey Ik# let you ef­ Hanford. Florida, on tha first fect and build the keen Monday In tha month of March 8 BR., frame borne, $4,900., you west. On* coot*Uu t i l l , which la tba Sod day of furnished, 2206 Palmetto. March, l i l t . traiuerUtm. Payment from to te d thlo trd day of J an . sot hies down A minimum nary, ' l i f t . 3 BR. bouse, kJt. equipped. monlhl). FHA, VA, or (o ffic ia l Clark'a *aal> Good location. Ph. 322 5594. Uank Financing. Arthur II. U acknltu. Jr.. Clark Circuit Court. LMN ENTERPRISES, lor. 2 BR., c. b. borne, a t 2704 Scm leeU County. Florida Pbooe 486-6611 By: O. Troy Ray. J r , DC. Magnolia Av*., near PineMr. Leatheslmry or P ublish Jan. SI * Pab. 4, II, crest School Terms. Pbooe J l. 1*44 Mr. Fcrguaoot 333-3377, CUQ-S4 In Order To Accommodate Our Customers — STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. Legal Notice SERVICE DEPT. Is Now Open All Day — MON. thru FRI., 8:00 A. M. -5:30 P. M. SATURDAY, 8:00 A. M .-4 :3 0 P. M. JU U LQ JLO JU L^ L _ 3 3 . F u r n itu r e Wrecker Service $5.00 S t Johns Realty 3 BR., unfurn. country borne. $73. FA S-TMi. EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE HEATING NEW PUULIX SHOPPING SERVICING - TESTING CENTER IN SANFORD Lewis Sales 4 Service Ultra modern coin operated 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7928 self service laundry and dry cleaning center, complete Travel GREYHOUND. Cell FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we Installation by factory train wlU have our TAXI pick ed experts. We promote you up Homer Little, Grey­ your grand opening, have hound Bus Station. Bank Financing on bal ance, and offer continued assistance. Big commercial giant load 20 lb. washers An engineering feat, combin­ ed with proven cleaning that get the business and compounds provides you simplify dry cleaning, that with an extremely efficient will make you more money method of maintaining s You can make over loo per neat, attractive home or cent on your Investment. commercial building. Call Act now. Call Ralph Haes 322-4843 for further Infor­ ly, 3344271 Tampa, Bus mation about how you can lira., or write me e/o Koln SAVE THE JET SPRAY Kleen, 4232 Florida Ave., WAYI Tampa. YENTSDI MAINTENANCE Service 4 Supplies 1<. Female Help Wanted 2563 South Park Dr. SALESLADY, Drug Store ex pert*nee preferred. Round! 1st 4 Anderson, Walgreen Agency. Anywhere in City Limits JET SPRAY Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W A RD CLEAN, 4-Rm. 411 Park. By Nadine Seltzer 1, M , A 3 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FROM COZY 2 bedroom upper apart­ GREENBRIAR RESPONSIBILITY : ment, furnished, $33. Large 4 bedroom lakefront home Choice lota available In The Herald wQ M M t » Greenbrier of Loch Arbor with private beach, unfurn­ apoasible for n o n U u om overlooking golf course. ished, 3100. 1b c o m e t Insertion d j n t i i Custom building to your and rw tr v ii the right to re­ Other choice rentals. specifications. Greenbrier Bell - Blair Agsocy vise or reject t o ; advertisedeveloped by 3rd A Park Av*. a n t from what ordered to KINGSWOOD Phone 333-3441 a ea lo rm la the policies d this BUILDERS, INC. » •!* . A pt, and floor, 3 rooms, $43. 203 Fairmont Dr. FA 3-5771. FA 2-8074 1. Lost A Found 2 BR., k it equipped, $75 mo. THE IMPOSSIBLE LOST: Rool and aquaro rod, FA 2-3685. HAS HAPPENED Frl. eve., near Sanford Boat Dock, leave a t Sanford Po­ Furn. 3-room a p t $30. Adults. DeLuxe 4 BR, 2 bath home on H Acre, in one of Sanford's lk # station. Small reward Vto. 333-9440. Finest neighborhoods. Only LOST: Brown a n d white Furn., clean, 3 BR. house. half of costs; and make Ph. 322-2007 or 322-2750. Walker hound with 1 eye monthly payments. Lake Mary and Weklva UNFURNISHED bouse. Pbooe area. FA 2-1605. 322-5145. C. For Rent Tuea. Feb. 4, '61—Pane 9 IS Ilusiitesa Opportunity 27. Special Service* The Only Dealership In Sanford Offering 6 FuU Days Service. Strickland - Morrison, Inc. Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County Ph. 322-0221 308 E. First S t Sanford Ph. 322-1481 �nm «w See, Shop, Save... in Seminole County! % Mrs. Spencer Harden (Peggy), wenring navy nnd white linen by Gross Sydney, featuring P atent leather nnll head trim, and white chiffon scarf. Whlto Potent hair, and auede gloves. May be seen a t M ary'Esther’s, 200 N. Park, Sanford, Fla. (Adv.) P o rt of Mather’s huge Early American Department is this seven piece living room suite. This comfortable suite, consisting of sofa, chair, threo tables, and two lamps, is on special a t $289.00. See it a t Muthcr of Snnford. (Adv.) Wayne Clemmer nnd Dan McCall are showing samples of Cowan’s ter­ rific slack sale at 1.88 to 8.88. Also on side, Suits from 02.80 up, nnd Sport Coats from 9.88 up. (Adv.) Rave $200 on this ltcautiful fruitwood contemporary bedroom suite by Ilnssett, now on displny a t Echols Dcdding Company. Complete with top quality m attress and Ik>x spring, tho manufacturer's suggested retail price Is $528.50. Echols offers it for $328.50. Six suites only ,at this clearance price. (Adv.) Mr. C. Boyd Coleman shows the Stanley Tool Center at Gator Lumber nnd Hardware Co. They carry tho complete Stunley line, ns well ns Black &. Dcckur and Miller Falls Power Tools. For any tool you need— Call Gator 1 (Adv.) The Chick-N*Treat Drive-In on 17-92 Fern Park is featuring n complete chicken dinner in a box, for 89c. Curb service 11 A. M. to 11 P.M, If you nro interested in having a Drive-In of your own, cither this one or another, contact Mr. C. W. Smith ut Chick-N-Trcat of Fla., Fern Park. ________________________________ (Adv.) Mr. Merchant! If you would like fo tell your story in pictures, call S ty p j& m fiir it i f r r a t f i Advertising Department FA 2-5612 or Ray Thomas, Sales Representative of Penney’*, is shown demonstrating some unusual buys In the Boys Department of Seersucker Stripe Coats, for only f 10.95 and Continental Style Slacks, a t $4.68. (Adv.) GA 4-8824 fountain a t F aw l’a Drag Store haa for many seasons. But now the fountain is closed, us the remodel­ ing of the entire store continues. Watch for “New Look" Opening around February 15. (Adv.) �Eh? ) Zip Code 32771 limtlit # WEATHER: Occasional rnin today; thundershowers tonight; high today 66-72; low tonight 60-66. VOL, 66 t • , • a 9 ^ - • a f) ® £ • A The former Mi** Lera Mat Watt*, of Columbus, lia., today handed an anniversary card to her husband to re­ mind him it is their 37th wedding anniversary. Her husband’s name? Mayor A. L. Wilson, Hanford’s chief ex­ ecutive! ! • • • The Clock Winder, along with Chamber of Commerce Manager Johib Krider, is sat­ isfied that Sanford sports fans would like to have an entry in the Florida State League this summer. From the calls received th at fact is th at if the major league club backing tire FSL entry will move the club to Sanford the local fans will give their sup­ port, • • • We have gathered from those with whom we have talked that Sanford fans are hungry for baseball. And, if we have a club in the league, we feel confident the fans will support it. • • • Mrs. J. K.KeSmith of Route 1, Sanford, has come up with a good question. She inquires, “Can you tell me where the name of Ijike Mon­ roe originated? I have been asked this question many times." All right, you Clock Watch­ ers! Who knows the answer? If you will let us know we’ll answer Mrs. KeSmith. • • • Chatted with Mr*. Mary Earle Walker, tax assessor, Tuesday and she says less than half of the mure than 12,500 home owners in Semi­ nole County have filed for homestead exemption. Home owner* can file on or before March 31. She »aya if the pace doesn't pick up it is going to mean long lines and a lot of waiting toward the deadline date. • • « This is a busy time for Mr*. Walker’s office so the lesst many of us esn do is co-oper­ ate. In the long run we are the one* whu will lienelit. • • • And speaking of the tax asassessor's office, Mr*. Walker says she’ll be announcing her candidacy for re-election in the near future. She said ahe’s been too busy to get around to making her formsl announcenient. But she made it plain that there’s no duul.t hut that she will run for the office she will run for the office she now hold*. • • • The walls of the fiist build­ ings being constructed a t the new Sanford Shopping Center on South US 17-02 are going up and foundation forms aru being poured for others. • • • The C.T.P. at South Semi­ nole Elementary has purchased a holt of new planta for a beautification program at the achool the organisation is now undertaking. The school, a most attractive layout, need* this beautification program. * • • And speaking of schools, pre**ure lines for th* sewer­ age system at the new Eng­ lish Estates school have been completed and gravity lines are being installed this week. When this is completed the lines will tie connected to Northeast Sewer Company lines and tested. If tests sre successful it shouldn't be too long before the new plant will be ready for occupancy. • • • Gerry Covington, a former Herald Sports writer, comes up with this observation: “ Maybe the reason a beauti­ ful girl usually baa more proposals of marriage than an In­ telligent girl is that most men can see better than thay think." • • • And Denvsr Cordell say* “There Is a big difference be­ tween free speech and cheap talk." —Th* Clock Winder t Judgeg Meet ST. PETERSBURG ( U P R The conference of circuit court judge* of Florida open­ ed its four-day meeting and seminar here today with an estimated 100 jurists expected io attend. U. S. Supreme Court associate Justice Tom C. Clark will speak at a Fri­ day night banquet. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., FEBRUARY 5, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA ~NOT 110 Dearborn To Resume Production Part Of Old, And New Plant To Be Used Killer Suspect Hunted In Brutal Beating An nll-polnts bulletin was issued today by the Slate of Tennessee for the arresl of Fred W. Burdette, 37, already charged under grand jury in­ dictment with second degree murder in Seminole County. Sheriffs department of Sum­ ner County, at Gallatin. Tcnn., informed The Sanford Herald at noon today that it has issued the all-points bulle­ tin for Burdette's arrest after he allegedly beat his father, Fred Burdette Sr., at Hender­ sonville, Tcnn., Tuc-day. Tlic Sumner sheriff’s office said that Burdette Senior is cunfinod to Mid State Baptist Hospital, Nashville, but is ex­ pected to survive. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said here he had been requested to take Burdette Junior into cus­ tody should he return to Sem­ inole County. The Sumner sheriff’s office also reported that Burdette was arrested t h e r e six months ago on a charge of as­ sault with intent to murder after he beat his father with a stove poker. No disposition was ever made of that case, The Herald was informed. Burdette was arrested here last September and charged with first degree murder in the shooting ot his uncle, Charles R. Strickland, 35, at Burdette’s home on Little Lake Howell in the Oviedo area. He later was indicted fur second degree murder and released under SlO.noo bond by. urder of Circuit Judgi. \ ‘ lie Williams. County Judge Vernon Mire concurred In Burdette's release alter a psychiatric examination. W. K. KNOWLES (riulit) it* ronjrrntulntril by Mayor A. L. Wilson on his tty Julian StrnMroro 10th anniversary as city manager of Sanford. (Herald Photo) Operation* In the winding department of Dearborn Elec­ tronic Laboratories, Inc., will be resumed within a few days, according to an an­ City ot Sanford's growth and when he was presented with night, when he wa* present­ nouncement today by Ben S. progress during the last 10 It* Good Government Award. ed with a "LIT General" doll Navan, chairman o f t h e years is actually a report ot Following M a partial list cracking a whip, is a native of Gloucester, Mass., is m ar­ board. the tenure of office of lls city of programs and projects un­ ried and has a daughter, Full prodnclhm of film die­ manager, \V. E. (Pete) Know­ dertaken by the City during Tracy-Lcc. Knowles’ tenure, although he lectric capacitors will begin les. It'.* impressive. lie is a graduate of the Uni­ says ‘This ha* been done hy in about a week and resump Knowles joined the city staff the City Commission and the versity of Maine, with a BS tion of oil filled capicators a as city engineer on April 23, city’s governmental organiza­ degree in public administra­ tion and civil engineering. Ho week later, Navan said. 1953, ami Uic next Feb. 1 was tion as a co-operative effort also did graduate work for a This is possible, Navan ex­ named city manager. | hy all and not Ivy a single in­ master's degree at Maine. plained. because this part of Knowles' accomplishments dividual:" He is a World War It veteran. the burned out plant located as city manager were recogAdministrative - Reorgani­ on Hwy. 17-92. including tiie : nized hy the Junior Chamber zation of jiublic works depart­ machines, ia still intact. It is of Commerce in 1957 when he ment and recreation and .1 new addition, completed wus presented with that parks department, 1955; Fkvrless than a year ago. 1110 group's Distinguished Service ida Power ami Light fran­ company also has acquired Award and again in 1902 chise negotiation*, 1956; San­ ford Ga* Company franchise use of another plant in tiie negotiations; position classifi­ KEY WEST (U N ) — Two area. cation plan and job descrip­ of the 38 Cuban fishermen The Dearborn plant was de­ tion; classified salary sche­ raptured in U. S. water Sun­ stroyed by (Ire at*oul 10 days dule undre Ute merit system; day have asked for and re ­ ago and until Navan* an­ employe group Insurance ceived political asylum, Immi­ nouncement there had been plans, 1353-54; employ o re­ gration officials announced considerable speculation e» t» tirement system 1961; annexa­ today. whether the linn would re­ tion programs, 1959 61; sub­ The other 36 were atilt be­ sume operations in this area division ordinance develop­ ing held, although there was due to the specific type of building and equipment re­ Sotno 200 Central Florida ment providing for cost of growing speculation that fed­ utilities; comprehensive city eral offlrlals wanted to fre« quired. physicians will convene at "Wa are happy to an­ Sanford'* Civic Center Fri­ plan by George Simons; off- them. nounce," Navan said, "that day night to hear lecture* by street p a r k i n g ordinance, The State of Ftorkta, how­ Hie winding machines, them- three outstanding Southern 1955; lowering of fire Insur­ ever, has said tt would prose­ selves, arc intact and that physicians who will appear ance classification, 1958; radio cute live poachers under a we will be able to resume full under the auspiclc* of (he system* installed in Uic pub­ 1063 law prohibiting Commun­ production of film dielectric Seminole County Medical So­ lic work* and utilities depart­ ist* foreigner* from fishing la ments; acquisition of the old territorial waters. capacitors in about one week ciety. post-office building for a ubImmigration official* would and oil filled capacitor* aliout Dr. Bruce Logue, professor llc library. not identify (ho two defectors. one week later." ot medicine at Atlanta'* Em­ Utilities— Wstcr and sewer They said only that "two of The office at Hie firin’* ory University, Dr. Peter C. burned-out plant useable Gazes, profe-v-or -ul medicine program 195( 5*, *1.4 million; the 3k_Cuban crewmen" have annual water ami sewer ex­ been granted asylum. Process, •.Mi. 01*” minor liberation'.. at Charleston’* Mcdir.il Col­ tension programs; new water big of the two began today. "Tiie air conditioning anil lege of South Carolina, and supply booster pump and Federal official* apparently humidity control in Hie area Dr. B. Waldo Moore, a car­ housing; new high lift water of Hie office and Hie winding diologist at Emory University, pumps at the water plant; fell it would be in tho best Interests of the United States department was handled by will arrive in Sanford today. At Saturday night'a meet­ 20-year comprehensive water to release the poachers, wltn separate equipment which su-vey; additional water sup­ war not damaged." Navan ing, Dr. Lsigue will discuss ply well* and booster pump; were caught near Dry Tor­ tuga* Sunday and brought tho "Clinical Spectrum of said. He added, “ Absolute sewage treatment plant pro­ air filtration will !>c used in Pericarditis," Dr. Gazas wilt gram, 1961, $407,500; Lake here aboard their four boats. They apparently felt If tho the winding area. This," he talk on "Recent Advances In Monroe pollution study, I960, Cubans were released, tho went on to say, "can quickly Coronary Diseases," and I)r. ami comprehensive water and easily lie installed and is Waldo will apeak on "Man­ supply, treatment and im­ Fidel Castro regime may do Um< anme If American fish­ agement of Myocardial In­ considered even more cflecprovement program, 1902 to ermen or hoiters stray into fraction.’’ live than the electronic air date. Cuban waters at some future filtration used in tiie old 1'ublJc works— Start of san­ dale. plant." itary landfill, 1053; street re­ The federal government ap­ Navan said that Impregnat­ surfacing, 1955 to date; street parently has no law prohibit­ ing operations also will con­ lighting, 1955, $40,319; street ing the Cubans' action, but tinue at the present location. name sign program, 1957 to the State of Florida haa. It "TI1I1, ol course," he con­ date; street construction, and was passed by the last Legis­ tinued, "requires no special construction of off-street park­ lature. environmental conditions." CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. - ing lots. Assembly operations and (U PI)— A Teamsters official Further developments In­ the engineering laboratory test if nil today Utat Jam es It. clude a full-time recreation work wilt be carried on in a Iloffa offered to pay $15,000 program and director, the plant just completed at UMt to $20,000 to "get to the jury” bout ba*in, Goldslvoro recrea­ tion area ami swimming pool, J . N. McMUlln, of MillingSrminola Boulevard In Cas­ In his 1962 conspiracy case. selberry. The building was Tiie testimony by Edw'ard the Civic Center, filtering Ion, Tenn., was hospitalized constructed f o r Fab-Tool, Partin, idficer of a Baton system at Ihc Fort Mellon with minor injuries following Inc., Denver. Colo. "This Rouge, lot,, Teamster local, swimming pool, remodeling of a iwo-truck collision at noon company," said Navan, “lias was the first lo directly Jink Ute zoo and improvements, today on Highway 16 east generously made this build­ tho Teamster* president to construction of Fire Station of Paola. Ho is in Seminole ing available lo Dearborn and charge* of attempting to No. 2, new fire fighting equip­ Memorial Hospital. ment, and remodeling of the Trooper Tommy Tomlinson w i l l proceed immediately bribe ami influence Juror*. with the construction of a Purlin mid the offer was police station and court room. and Constable Bob Carroll Knowles, wltn was honored (vstimaled total lots to a duplicate facility for it* own made in a Nashville hotel use." room in the fail of 1962 while Ivy City Hall employes at a truck and u house trailer Navan pointed out that the llolfa was on trial on charge* dinner at Hie Capri Saturday driven hy MrMillin. building meets all require­ of sharing an illegal $1 million ments and specifications for kickback. defense and *parc work. "The Parlin, testifying calmly lighting, (tower supply, power with hi* hand* folded in his outlet* and air conditioning in lap, said iloffa (old him "he Hie new building," he said, would pay $15,000 to $20,000 "arc so adaptable that alt we to gel to tho Jury." Judge Frank Wilson earlier need to do, other than Install Hie absolute air filtration, is overruled defense objections lo move in work tallies, to Partin’* testimony. The de­ benches, shelving and teat fense charged he had served CHILDREN a* * spy for tiie government. equipment." ADULTS 12 OR UNDER It was reported Hie com­ pany has been loaned more test equipment than it really need*. "But to get operations under way,” Navan said, "we Menu Include*: must get the equipment callMIAMI ( UPI)—Gubernato­ Cole Slaw brated and start producing." rial candidate John Mathews French Frirn As soon as production hai warn'd Tuesday an ezlensiou IJaketl Ream been resumed, architects and of legalized gambling in Flor­ engineers will begin drafting ida would ruin efforta to G riU plana and apeciflcalloni for bring in new Industry, Huah Ruppie* a new building adjoining the Mathews said surveys have Relish Tray winding department at the shown tin t Industrie* want to Coffee Or Tea icttlc in areas where there firm’s old plant. “Tbo proposed new struc­ are no "readily available" ture." laid Navan, "will give betting distractions lo tempt Owned A Operated Dearborn an even belter fa­ salaried employes. By cility than the one recently "Jal alal and (he track* are tlaxlar A Bob destroyed, and our old build­ diifcrcnt," ho said, "but if a Hancock ing wa* considered one of the working man can plunk down Hwy. 17-93 So. best in the entire industry. De­ money anywhere lor a lottery Sanford tail* will be announced when ticket, ha won't have money Ph. FA 2-5965 final plans have been rom- for the family—and industries don't want that." pleted," Knowles With City 10 Years MEW OFFICERS of the Sanford Corps advisory board. Salvation Army, were installed at a dinner-meeting Tuesday evening a t First Ereabvterinn Church. Installation was conducted by Mnj, Rodolph Lanier, Jacksonville, divisional secretary. From the left: Ed Kirchhoff, vice chairm an; Major Lanier; Ralph Smith, chairman, and State Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., treasurer. Considers Special Panel On Panama oas Election Code For North Orlando OKd Adoption of ordinance 37 dor-on and Stephenson will WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e | establishing a general elec­ be held March 17 at Use Vill­ council of the Organization of tion code for the Village of age Office. At the same time American States (OAS) takes North Orlan lo was approved voters will be asked to select up a Mexican proposal today after second ami third read­ a five-member Charter Board. for creation of a special com­ ings Monday night at regular Qualification* for council mittee to investigate the session of the Village Coun­ candidate* and charter hoard smouldering ranal dispute be­ cil. candidates arc the same. tween the United Stales and The meeting, which was Citizens appointed by coun­ Panama. The council meets held in North Orlando Com­ cil Monday night to serve as at 4 p.m. EST. pany office* due lo had road an election board were Mrs. The council voted Tuesday, conditions lo the Civic Build­ Helen Greene, director and over Chile's objections, to in­ ing, was attended by Vice Mrs. Henry Fairburn, Mrs. voke tiie provisions of the Bio Majot Arthur Fernn ami t Fred Salter and WtUUra' Macn - J*n!o~\?i-*''! > f in.” t" ? Cm-'-Mm-n Irene Vih Klr,(o.»lt. . 7>‘.lpe" ’TI.eU: •t-.ii .. j !j Stcplunron. worker* will lie pi.id I t jier take Uic lls-1 *iepTr,.vun! vcsligatliig Panama's “ag­ Thu year’* general election hour tor Bieir services on gression" charge* against the of two official* to till posts 1election day from rt a. m, United Stales in connection now lie Id hy Mayor W.W. An until 7:30 p m. Voting will be by machine. with the bloody rioting of Jan In oilier business, a resolu­ 910. tion embusing the proposed Tiie .Mexican resolution urg­ Metropolitan Telephone Sys­ es both countries not to taketem was unanimously approv­ any step that would endanger ed by the three members pre­ peace and provides that the sent. fact-finding committee also Signing of a five year con­ SAIGON, South Viet Nuin1help both nations to find a (UPI) — Communist guer­ peacetut solution lo their dis­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - tract requested by Florida The beverage department said Power Corporation in connec­ rillas overran a government pute. Previous OAS mediation ef­ today cigarette tax collections tion with street light opera military headquartera in the tions was ruled out under pre Mekong Delta Tuesday, kill­ forts, notably those of the for December totalled $5,269,sent term* which also pro­ ing 12 Vietnamese soldier* in five-nation Inter - American 385. vide for light* located outside Peace Commission, have fail­ their biggest attack there the municipal limit* on SR ed to get both sides to start sines November. 431 to Highway 17.92. negotiations over Canal Zone OKLAHOMA CITY (U P D The Viet Cong retreated Fire Chief Bill Hahn re­ Former Oklahoma football when Vietnamese planet drop, differences. ported that inspection* had One ray of hope came In a Coach Charles Bud Wilkinson psd flares to illuminate Com­ been made at public buildings munist positions In the pre­ statement Tuesday by Sen. announced today that he and businesses and that those dawn attack 55 miles seutli of Hubert II. Humphrey, !)• would seek the Hepuhlican not equipped wilii fire exting­ Minn., who said (hat informed nomination for U. S. Senate. the capital. uishers were given 00 daya to The Communists left six U. S. officials told him that install same. an agreement would soon he dead and government losses Hahn, in compliance with JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — reached with Panama to per­ included DO wounded. Military la.-t month’* council request, mit negotiations. A 16-ycar-old boy. Brooks sources said there wn* eviThomas Miller, wlio killed ills submitted estimates of $30108, dence the Viet Cong toll was I father and wounded hi* mo­ for materials only, on con­ higher. At one point, the de­ ther la-t August was sentenc­ struction of a second bus atop in (he village. fender* of the headquarters, ed Tuesday lo life imprison­ Council expressed a vote of In the village of llnu My, ment. appreciation to llatin for fired point-blank at the guer­ SARASOTA (U PI)—Author building and donating a new rillas with a 105 mill Howit­ Mickey Spilhirie may l>e ubhzer but were not able to stop to put mime ot the skill* of WASHINGTON (UPI) - lab,10 (0r. l U,C vU1“Ee their sttark. hi* *tory book hero Mike Ham­ T V aim . *wow .1 rthat• payment •* s of $20 for use mer to u*e here today. lire Harvey Oswald had tiie of tiie Civic Building by the The famiiu.- detective glory painful duty today of examin­ writer i* missing hi* 1903 *tu- ing the gun that her husband Volunteer Fire Department lion wugon and hi* wife of allegedly uved to kill Presi­ would be taken under con­ sideration if a statement is four months is missing her en­ dent John 1'. Kennedy. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - gagement ring and wedding submitted at Die next meet­ ing. Nine ship* will leave May- band. port Saturday for the Medi­ Hpillune told police he and NOTASULUA. Ala. (U P D terranean to relieve other hi* wife visited friend* on Mayor Jack Ilea today turn­ vessels serving with Ute U.S. Siesta Key Tuesday and hi* ed away six Negro student* Sixth Fleet, the Navy an-1 wife put her ring* in the sta­ ordered admitted (o an allnoun red today. tion wagon glove compartment white school here, setting DAB WEN, England (UPI) The two guided missfle Inwhile they shurked oysters. the stage for the Brat major — Haircut* styled after the gates and seven destru>ers When they returned to the school integration crisis to "B eatles" — Britain’s sensa­ will carry more than 2.S0U confront President Johnson. tional pop musical group — officers and enlisted men. motel, alio left the ring* in the glove compartment. have been banned at Darwen "Hvey will be joined by six la te r, Spillane found the ve­ technical achool. other ships from Newport, It. GAINESVILLE ( U P I ) - Dr. ” 1 object to the present I., Norfolk, Va.. and Charles­ hicle had been stolen from the C. II. Van Middcleni ha* re­ slaving imitation of a trend," ton, S.C., including the nu­ motel parking lot. Tiie Spillane* are here on a ceived a $55,000 federal grant said headmaster R o b e r t clear aircraft carrier Enter­ delayed honeymoon from their to continue research to im ­ Reeves Tuesday night. "If a prise. prove technb|uea for detect­ •wy is not satisfied to look The ships leaving Ma>port South Carolina home at Mur­ ing pesticides in foods, the like himself—and prefers to will be the guided missile rell* Inlet. Their honeymoon frigates Luce and Farragut, was dela>ed while he complet­ University of Florida announc­ grow hit hair like a sheepdog ed today. and destroyers Noa. Mere­ ed a new novel and a movie. I —then I think there ia tonicThe stolen station wagon dith, Ault, Strlbling. K.D. Bailey, Goodrich and Turner. ha* Unit South Carolina itTALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ‘ “--------------reuse plates, DL-44H8. The Mississippi Valley Asso­ Smoke Study F air Exchange WASHINGTON (UPI) _ ciation (MVA) ha* thrown its CHICAGO (UPI) — Frank Attorney Killed support behind two Florida A House agriculture aubcomOCALA (UPI) — Attorney project*—the Intracoistal Wa­ mil tee recommended unani­ D. Wiener and Herman Kraut exchanged gl/U Tuesday, William Metcalf was acci­ terway from St. Marks lo mously today a multi-million Kraut giving »ome frankfurt­ dentally killed Tuesday while Tampa Bay and the Four dollar federal research pro­ er* to Wiener and Wiener Riv­ cleaning a shotgun, authori­ Rivers flood control project gram on how to make rigaring some kraut to Kraut. I ties said. In west central Florida. lilie s sale. ruuvA ... Reds Overrun Vietnam Post Cigarette Tax Bud Announces Boy Gets Life Spillone Gets His Own Case Mrs. Oswald 9 Navy Ships To Sail For Europe 6 Turned Away School Bans ‘Beatle’ Cut $55,000 Grant Waterway Project 'ITunE wiUl him’" 2 Seized Cubans Given Asylum 200 Physicians To Meet Here For Lectures Witness Tells Of'Holla Offer' Truck Driver Suffers Hurts FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FISH F R Y A LL YOU CAN EAT — Mathews Warns On Gambling *100 V J- . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 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>, February 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/7a7f8f9f9c355fcc63f4f624651fb9f5.pdf 93ac151841a60e53df163f7afcc91df6 PDF Text Text South Seminole High Announces Honor Roll Students 1 Dr Jane Casselberry Ten South Seminole Junior 9hr franfnrh IN O V I E D O ------ SERVING ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Vrralb ( 'A ■* ! ( i R O M ’ S High School etudenta made all MA 'a " on their report card* Ry Donna Rate* William BaumhoUer was named president of the Longwood Area Chamber o f Com­ merce at the regular monthly meeting of the organization held Thursday evening at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Baumholaer, who aerved aa president during the 1062-63 year, waa requested to again fo r the laat six week*. Ninth grader* were Jame* Bacchua, Courtney Dorrcll, Benjamin Price, Allen Sullivan, Michele Caldwell and Donna Tomlin. Eighth grader* Indued Jame* Erikaen, Jayne J o h n a o n, Kathy Lakatoah and Deborah Reynold*. The following etudenta wer* Bated on the honor roll for making all •'A '*" and "B 'a ": smith, Judith Carson, Linda Cota, Retty Davia, Sharon Dempsey, Joy Deslongchamps, Sandy Fetter, Gall Gleason, 8andra Hading, Patricia Haysay, Evelyn Hammd, Alice Harria, Marilyn Jenquln, A lyson Johnson, Beverly Ketchurn, Barbara Koilc, Jeanne Perrault, Barbara Peterson, Constance Raymer, Pamela Robertaon, Susanna Policy, Barbara Weyera, R e b e c c a William*, Robert Eldrldge, Barry Eller, Richard Garret, Ronald Gary Greene, Steven Hasty, Michael ifosvdl, James Lavender, William Pugh, Pets r Pyne, Tarry Sehambera and Charles Stewart Eighth g r a d e r i Included Keith Creeden, Charles Engle, John Meadows, Terry Mosley, David Unlay, W alter BisUlna, Rex Culbreath, Jerry Warren, Reginald Sigmon, Bruce Stu­ art, Tarry Carnahan, Richard Mayberry, John Newell, Kath­ arine Ford, Barbara Andrew*, Debby Davis, Judith Gregg, Elian N(black, Linda Smith, Suzanne Webber, Debbie Bac­ chus, Judy Chanet, Vikl Doggett, July Eckard, Candace Herrington, M a r y K a I m, Jeanne Olaan, Jsanna Patrlk, Kathleen Pika, Bonnie Sim­ mons, John Slmunek, Barbara Smith, Toni Morrison, Lalon Byars, Linda W a 11 m a n, Yvonne Wynat, C y n t h i a Hanes, Patricia H a r v l l l e , T h i r s t * McLaughlin and Cheryl Watters. Seventh graderi wer# Karl Erlkacon, David Harkins, Ger­ ald Haas, Gerard O'Connar, Chester Tomlin,i, Jay Wolk, Scott Johnson, David Johns, Barbara Uryant, Bonnie 8todden, Phyllis Bontkempar, Peg­ g y Davis, Judy Eller, Sherry Kersey, Janet Waltman, Terre W ells, Bhalley Morrison, Carol Sullivan and Merldel Eddy. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal State Market News Service Sanford Shipping point information fo r Feb. 14. A ll sales F. O. B. Precooling charges extra unlass otherwise stated. Sanford-Or Udo-Zelt* oo4 Dis­ trict. Light rain, mild. Cabbage: Demand alow to fa ir, market dull. Domestic round type, I K bu. crates, •M B to 11.60, bast mostly f 1.60, fair quality, small size, low as 11.10; 60 lb. sacks, ordi­ nary to fair quality, f t to 11.16, vary few higher, poorer, lower. Carrots: D e m a n d good, market about steady. Backs, 48-1 lb. film packed, $2.16 to •2.60; 60 lbs. loose, (1.76 to 12. Celery; D e m a n d ascaeds supply, market firm . 16 in. crates, Pascal typa, S dos. and larger, $4.60; 4 dos. and smal­ ler, $4; hearts, 24 count, film wrapped, |6. Chinese Cabbage: Demand good, market steady, 16 In. cratea, |2.60 to |2.76. Endive: Demand fair, mark­ et steady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, •0.60. Esc* role: Market staady. 11/0 bu. crates, $3 to 83.26. Lettuce; O ffering* light. Ice­ crates, 24 berg ty|ie, count, few, 83; 80 count, few, •1.76; Romalne, 1 1/0 bu. crates, few , |3. Onions, Green: St a r k a t steady. Crates, 3 dos. bunches, Parsley: Market s t e a d y . Cratea, 6 dos. bunches, |2. Parsnips: Offerings light. Baskets, 12-1 lb. film packed, few , 81-5. Radishes: D e m a n d fair, market slightly weaker. Bask­ ets, flint parked, red variety, 30-0 os., 01.26 to 61.60, mostly f 1.50; wliito variety, 24-8 os., few , 82.25. Hastings, Florida District: Light rain, mild. Cabbage: D e m a n d slow, market dull. Domestic round type. I K bu. rratas, best mostly 91.50, small else, fair quality, 81.26; 60 lb. sacks, mostly ordinary quality. 86 ccrita^to 91. mostly f t . assume the office until new officers are elected by the board of directors this sum* mcr. His first Item of business will be the appointment o f a secretary. Bud Scott has been temporary chairman since September. The status o f the Medical Building was discussed at the meeting. The board o f direc­ tor* of tlie Chamber of Com­ merce and trustees of tit? Medical Building will hold a reorganizations! meeting later this month to determine and decide the status of the build­ ing. ( V I j JDO R A D IO & E L E C T R IC CO The letters VDB on certain Lincoln cents are the initials of Victor D. Brenner, the en­ graver. kst. u».-.o Industri 1 — Rc»iclcnlinl — Commercial Electrical Conlracting A Service Licensed — Ronded Run. Phone .165-3982 B LU E R IB B O N Q U A LIT Y GUARANTEED FRESHIGROUND NEW LY INSTALLED officer, cit tho Horc»t City Community A»«ocln. tlon arc, from left, John Jt. Iictlica, president; R. B. Lnshley, second vice president; Rill McGinnis, treasurer and Mrs. Atlanta McGinnis, record­ ing secretary. Alien Forward, first vieo president, was not available for the photo. (Herald Photo) Doctor To Speak For Service At Good Shepherd 2460 P A R K A V E . PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WASHINGTON (U P I ) Originally, the legislation would have allowed Guest speaker at Good Shep­ The House today called up a also herd Lutheran Church mid­ bill that the Saving! and Loan SAL'* to make consumer-type loans on furniture and other week Lenten Service, Wednes­ (S A L ) industry wants to take purchases, but this change day at 7:30 p. m. will be Dr. some of the pressure off Its was struck from the bill. Bright McConnell, well known members in seeking outlets Industry leaders doubted for their cash. that the proposed bill would orthopedic surgeon o f Winter Spokesmen for Savings and Park. Dr. McConnell is a lx an organizations stressed cause SAL'a to divert large amounts o f money Into atate graduate o f the University of that tlie measure would not ami jocal bonds, and mobile Michigan and Georgia Med­ make any drastic change in home mortgages. Ihe over-all complexion of the The feeling was that the ical School, Augusta, Georgia. SAL Investments which arc S?L's would stilt aim for the He la a partner In Uie Winter concentrated In the resident­ home mortgage market where Park Orthopedic Clinic. ial mortgage field. interest averages between Sti Dr. McConnell la a member The hill would permit SAL’* to 6 per cent. The return on of the First Presbyterian to put their money In state the government bonds is about and local bond*, and mort­ 3 per cent. Church, Orlando, and la high­ gages for mobile homes. It ly respected for his Christian also would Increase from 83,principles and practice in his 500 to 55.000 Ihe limit on home profession. Ho I* married and Improvement loan*. father o f four children, llo la well qualified to speak on Ihe subject o f Christianity and Medleln*. M IA M I REACH (U P I ) — The Rev. George Kinnamon, Tho Reatlee, shaggy - haired Interim pastor o f Hood Shep­ Idols o f Ihe hobby sox set, de­ herd, extends Invitation to tho cided to delay plana fo r re­ public to attend these mid­ turning to London and epend week eervlcea, The services Carl If. Moyer, of Strick­ a few more days basking in themselves era unique in that land Morrlton, Inc., has been the Florida *un and the they o ffer not only an oppor­ certified a* a graduate nf the squealing adoration o f teentunity to hear excellent »;>cak- service merchandising course nged legions. ers, well qualified to apeak on at Ford Motor Company's At­ “ I hope w e’ll be able to en­ the various subjects, but the lanta Marketing Institute. joy our extended stay without services also o ffer an oppor­ Certification of course com­ a crowd alwaya following ns," tunity for the congregation to pletion was announced by L. sold Brittle pres* agent Brian pnrtirlpat* In a discussion pe­ C. Brock, director of the Ford Summerville, hi* longue sturk riod following dialogue be­ Institute. firm ly In check. tween the speaker and l'ustor The course is one of several Summerville waa almost as Kinnamon. available at the Institute for enthusiastic about the mopThe Watchword fo r Lent dealers, their personnel and topped quartet's performance 1004 is "B o the Church— Como Ford Motor Company employ­ on the Ed Sulivan show Sun­ to Church." es. Classes arc conducted hy day night ns the thousands o f a staff of professional, full­ teenaged girl* who swooned at time Instructors. the bards' booted feet during Subjects range from man­ the television performance at agement and merchandising Ihe Deauville Hotel. course* for dealers and their department m a n a g e r s to salesmanship and specialized T A L L A H A S S E E , ( U P I ) — workshops for staff members. Tlie G*m * and Fresh Water In addition, the school of auto­ Fish Commission reminded motive business administra­ sportsmen today that hunt­ tion conduct* training pro­ ing o f all game bird* *mi an­ grams for selected Ford Mo­ imal* except rabbits will tor Company personnel. close one-half hour after sun* Clsssos utilize the mnst set Feb. 28. effective management meth­ Only rablilta and unpro­ ods currently bring used by tected animals und birds may outstanding automobile deal­ lie taken after the rinsing erships, Mr. Brock said. day. Group participation in simu­ Director A. I). 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Duly One Bill T o I’ay Tlie Gregory Way SOUTHLAND WHOLE FROZEN -G .A .C .FINANCE FRESH LEAFY GREEN �I i et^uiTORTAL d it o r ia l c eN nT t Co Om Nm TE Salute To * * C lO c Last WediWMlR)' when we vifilt-d th>* Siinfuril \ut ul Academy lor n Cliiiu-m- lunchcon with officers nml cudctwe dhln’t hear a ainglr “ Cunt; l.ay fat choy." And Inst Wed- j ^medny win the finnl day of the Chinese year. You've prub- | ably guessed that “ Gun# hay fat choy" means Imppy New Year. t * * Among those "signed” to apI car in the l.akc Miiry Cham­ ber's talent show at the San- i ford Junior High auditorium ' leap year night ale Harold I |nnd Ilulph Unger, Joy Wester nnd Delores Kirsch, the Itukur ; Trio, Gregory Nichols. Tanya Johnson, King Karolers G os- j pci singers, Jerl Wheatland, Hobby Hay, llonnie .Swain, Marilyn Sprouse nnd Dcbby J lrU In , A l Skinner, Kd M il­ ler nnd Charles Host. There’l l ' be more, too. • I • a [ + Hero Il doesn’t come once In everyone’* lifetime lo he n hero. The opportunity just doesn't pre­ sent itself. Or If It does, the person who could lie the hero just doesn't grasp it. The proverbial “ lightning" hns sirurk three limes for Silas Ijickcy. For three times in his lifetime l-arkey has dashed Inio flames lo save n human life. , "hen he was an nirmnn in the I T . S. Air t orps and stationed al I'inecastle A l’ H, outside of Orlando, Ijickev braved flames to save the life of a buddy, Ijist summer. Drptiiv Sheriff Ijtrkry res­ cued a woman from n burning house. Knrly Mon­ day (he same law officer, for the third time in his lifetime, tinned a burning house nnd rescued a young hoy, returned into I he flames nnd brought out I hr body of another hoy. (.arkry hears burn srnrs on his right arm from his first rescue at I’lnecnslle AFII. It is not generally known in Sanford and Seminole County hut Deputy Sheriff S las laickey starred in the Olympic games In Helsinki, r inland, hark in I he 1950*. The Sanford Herald salutes Slins I atekey . . , lo the jMiinl. and unknown to him until this Vend­ ing .. . |,t. Herald Arenbcrg. director of the NnJionnl Police Hall of Fame at North Port Char­ lotte. Mn„ hns agreed to post his name along wllh other Inw enforcement heroes. I.ieulenanl Arcnberg informed The Herald this morning Ihnl Deputy laickev and his superior. Sheriff .1. I.. Hobby, will l>e presented with a eitnlion heralding laiekey's bravery. _ * | | Flights To Gitmo Like 'Little Berlin' ( Illt p ^ a u fu rft F m t* t lii # WEATHER: Showers today with winds and high of 70; cooler tonight, 45-35 low; fair, mild Wednesday. VOl.. 50 United Press Leased Witc Established 1908 TUES., FEBRUARY 18, 1904 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 128 School Opening M ay Be Set For Monday Tlie fo r official South This Is Where He Came In 'And The First Shall Be Last' Citrus Mutual Praises Hobby Judge Orders Briefs In Lowdermilk Case Altamonte Balks Zoning Change Longwood Lets Paving Work Senator Backs Out If Not Down o|<eiiiiitr Srminotc'a • Fnglish Estates Another Clock watcher has called our attention to the GUANTANAMO N A V A L "too much propoganda," and oaka numerous m i g h t y BASE, Cuba (U P I) — T h e too little economic opportun­ . throoghout Sanford b e i n g flight of Cuban exiles to this ity. ^choked to death by moss. “ It big U. S. base is beginning to In addition to r*ca|>cr», r e ­ the most is not rem oved," she resemble a small-scale West cent additions to the exile r*ald, “ the trees will surely Berlin. community include base em ­ die." She suggested that per­ E ) ewilncs.es told today of ployes who formerly lived in Thomas A. Butncr was bom haps aume young people could how- a l.Yy car-old Cuban Cuba but faced loss of their Juljr 2J- m l 1522 >ou8,* ‘ be employed to remove the youth swam about a half-mile Jobs unless they decided to A ' cm ,f- Sanford, lie is the m o»*. She also asked why the | Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ he falsified testing record* I under fire Irnrn Communist live on the base |* ,n of c > ril Butncr ami Mrs. Gkidcn Club had Hot railed _ . . . , liams today ordered briefs which caused Ixiwdermilk lo Bulkelcy .uid most of those N ’ L ’ nUho*‘ of Sanford. •on,eons', attention to it. I iu a n it ,0 jo,n i,',ou, 000 ° ,hcr This morning Cpl. Thomas filed in two weeks by bolls be paid a higher rate than he members of Guantanamo's dismissed in the recent w ave little-publicized exile com of firings following the Cas­ A. nutner. of the same ad­ sides Involved in a Ill-Acre* normally would have gotten. By the way, Ths Herald— He said he and laiwdermllk munily. The youth's two com tro’s water cut-off were given dress, 152J Douglas Avenue, citrus scandal. ai.d the Clock— are g e ttin g . . , „ . . The Judge was hearing ar­ divided the "p rofits." rc-enlistcd fur a second fouran opportunity to remain on .o „ .c Attorneys Ed Kirkluml and term in (lie United guments for a new trial in by gonlirc from Castro the base permanently. An untern. l.nfortunntely we cannot the ease involving C. It. Martin Segal, in a motion for State Marine Corps. guards. disclosed number chose lo yiubliah tliem because they are Corporal Uutner was given Lowdermilk, a citrus fruit a new trial, listed 17 grounds. Ti'.c youth, who was not stay, though in some eases not aigned. I f you do not wish j They argued that an at­ the oath of office by his com­ dealer from A l t a m o n t e 1 identified because he has rel­ this meant separation of hus­ your name to be used— and aa tempted action lo influence a manding officer, Maj. B. T. Springs. atives in Cuba, dared death band or wife. lung as you do nut deal in Chen, at Sanford Naval Air Tile defendant was convicted juror ami an outburst al the . last week in reach U. S.-held Tlie political secretary of pci sonulitii-s— we'll nut Station. in December on many charges trial's beginning by an agri­ *’ , territory because he said lie the C u b a n ({evolutionary Butncr. a star athlete at growing out o f an alleged plan culture department attorney * 'J.ur i,mmc’ *l111 j wanted a chance to get an cd Council could be heard Monprevented LowxWmilk from High a School, at- a ... night nn radin fmm |Seminole *>■*» vo w i. was » a - a with »U lc agriculture depart11 " , *’ CM*C* f # ucation and become a physi receiving his basic rights. ‘ clan, tro-hc’ * cuantanamo Cl' 1 "J centcr on .Jpotbsll te a m .1ment Inspector, Alba Hall, to They referred to an alleged Just wlicn we cummend the Hear Adm. John D. Ilulke mamling the "execution wall West Side Grammar School ronccntfulo attempt by Ralph Stravvdrr, ley, base commander, said 14 —death—for those who chose nnd * member <i( tbi swim - Ill-Acres citnu of Sanford, lo influence a Jury n o mothers fur serving u* firm. escapers have reached Hie to stay, probably close to 100 mlng team. foreman through tlie Inttcr'a nu rsing guurds at Third and nutner enlisted in June ID00 base, either by swimming or of the 300 dismissed. The se-sion was held In parents in Lowdermilk'* be­ French, hero routes word from and was assigned from Oct­ oy climbing the 10-foot steel Williams’ chambers H ie firings affected about ober 1900 to December 1902 lo Judge half. Mentioned was Thomas Mrs. J. K. Bcdrnbaugh that Monday. fence and daring U. S. mine- one.fidh of the base's Cuban Mrro, the foreman. they need six volunteers. (he Second Marine Division, Hall previously pleaded guil­ fields, since lie assumed his employes, Bulkelcy said. Strawder was later pro­ Guards serve from .'ll) to 45 Fleet Marine Force, at Camp ty to tiic charges and testi­ Itost last Dcicmber. nounced guilty of contempt minutes each morning and tajetinc, N. C. During that fied for the state. He swore Tlie exile*, who are never charges and is now free pend­ about llie sumo time each a f­ time he saw duty In the Cari­ identified by name, are check­ ing an appeal. ternoon. I f you can help call bbean. He was promoted to ed out after they reach tlie During Hie argument, Judge Mra. Bedenliuugli at nj'J-0105 corporal on Aug. 1, 1902. base so as to weed out any Williams revealed that two or conturt thu »chmd at Assigned lo the Sanford N a ­ possible- Castro spies. They bribe attempt* were made val Air Station Marine de­ 322-11142. arc then given asylum and during the ronduct of the • • • tachment in January 19fU. employment. trial. Ho said “ Bonham ac­ T A L L A H A S S E E ( U P I ) — Butncr serve* as a corporal Around we go! The Herald The 13-year-old's escape Had tually got Mime m oney" but flyin g weather today o f the guard here. published a photo from a na­ was made at a point known a s 1f (,u|r(j up ijen g,.ott Kelly's Prtilion w jK d rn ied Monday did not elaborate. The court He is married lo the form ­ tional construction muguzinc the “ water gate," where ,wo two Plan to be the first randidate night at a public hearing of clerk confirmed that Theodore " uhprp e r Slgnc Ann Anderson, of showing a parking lot built ,k“ ’ '“ ■'pr sections of the base are di­ for governor to officially qual­ tile Altamonte Spring! Zoning F. Ilenham of Sanford also Scbring, and they reside in over Hock Hiver in the middle vided by a narrow section of ify. AH o f hi* opponent* got Board to change the classifi­ served on the Jury. the house where Butncr was o f Janeaville, WIs., with a hint cation from residential to Guantanamo Bay. Kirkland and Segal said that in ahead o f him. born. to Sanford authorities that Cuban guards spotted the light commercial on properly Mc~o and "possibly other Jur­ Kelly's plan* wa* grounded such a facility might be built three young swimmers soon In Ocala and th* Lakeland located on Maitland Avenue ors" were prejudiced u a over Lake Monroe. Mrs. Hurry after they struck out from the ■enator had to jump Into an Overman Home between Grandview and result of an account of one Daehn o f Sanford, a former Cuban shore. The 15-year-old automobile fo r the 160 mile day's court proceedings in an Clifton Overman, member Pennsylvania Avenues. Janesville resident, sent a clip­ was lucky and managed to drive to Tallahassee, getting o f the Hoard o f Aldermen, T ic petition, presented by area newspaper. ping from The Herald to the make it unharmed through a him here well a fter the other Casselberry, The circuit Judge said lie I s i t Mrs. Mary J. Ilayncs of Co­ injured Janeaville Daily Garrtte and rain of rifle fire. Ills friends candidates started aigning up week in an automobile are!- ma, requeued the change for hsd grown up with Mem and S a n f o r d received publicity were not. ■lent, was returned home this tlie soutli 10 feet o f Ixit 10 added: " I know lie couldn't be ■it noon. there. Tlie boy says it is impossi­ Tw o atand.lna for Kelly, morning front Winter Park and all o f lads 11 and 12, influenced." • • • ble to get an education in Cas­ Kirkland replied: “ Y o u r Memorial Hospital. Hu had Block F, Stuart's Subdivision. One loeul firm which now tro Cuba because there is Monty Trainer, 2d, Key W eit, More than 20 residents wero Honor, you have to dfvorre unit form er Univeralty o f Buffered shook, concussion, employs about 20 persons hsd Florida football star Larry head injuries and facial cut* on hand at the hearing to pro­ ) ourself of a personal relat­ told E. 8. Douglass, director ionship and the law — he test the change. Libertore. kept a night-long and bruise*. o f the Seminole County Voca­ Mayor Lawrence Swofford wound up as foreman o f (lie vigil before the Serretary o f tional School, that by 10(18 it Jury." State'* door, to cinch the num­ O K Center Pavin g presided as chairman. expects to need at leust 125 Tlie defense counsel said ber one e|Kit for Kelly. When City Commisaion Monday employes. they were not aware o f tlie the door opened, Libertore evening agreed to • $22,000 • • • attempt to Influence M rro un­ wes given a card bearing the utility and paving inatallatlon Last ysar South Seminole til the end o f the tnal when J. L. Hobby, sheriff of I numeral *1” assuring Kelly at Sanford Shopping Center, Elementary School at Cassel­ they were Informed by State Seminole County, was praised hv could qualify first. There Highway 17-92 and Onora berry had a total o f CTU stud­ Attorney Arthur L Steed. today for his co-oprralion in is no advantage to being first, Street, in exchange for an­ ent* enrolled. This figure In­ "W e would have asked the apprehending fruit thieves In aside from |Hibilrity. nexation ef tlie property. cluded children from the Eng­ court to rxruve this Juror had Bids for ronstrurtlon and a report presented to the lish Estates area. This year, paving of four Longwood we known," they said. board o f directors of Florida South Seminole Elementary, Tlie defense also placed streets were awarded 3londay Cilrus Mutual by Lea Res exclusive o f English Estates niglit to Mid-State Contrac­ heavy sires* on an incident at sengcr. director of tlie fruit children, now has 028 stud­ tors. Inc., of Orlando at a Ihr start of the trial when protection division. ents. Now you tell us if South meeting of tlie City Council William C. I’ icrce, agriculture Besscnger said, “ It is be­ Seminole Is growing. It's no held especially for tills pur department attorney, declar­ cause of the knowledge and wonder school people have pose. Total ro ils o f the work ed before tlie Jury tlust the co-operation of officials like "Department of Agriculture problems! were set at $13,379.30. Sheriff llobliy that the protec­ • e • WASHINGTON (U P I ) — has a vital interest in this " I f I had taken a punch he Contracts call for the pav­ tion plan has been able to Sen. l<ce Metcalf. (D-Mont.), wouldn't have been there," ing of Tulli* Avenue between case." County Commission Chair­ achieve such outstanding re­ thought the elevator operator said Metcalf. “ I can punch man James P. Avery Jr. said sults. Grant Street and O le a n d e r !., . .. in Die ok) Senile Office Build- hard enough for most of the other day he found a huge Street; Oak Street between 1 TODC CsIlH T h e f t "T o date, more than 113 |ng v l l aw-fu|iy ,io W moving these elevator operators.” amount o f pornographic mate­ Belter Avenue and Wildmere 1 Theft of a large quantity of arrests for stealing citrus ! #nd b|m klrtralf explained that he rial dumped very near a and committing other a ct.; Avenue nnd Seminole A venu e! gasoline from a school bus rxac(1). ck. , r w||<t approached the elevator to sch o o l bus stop in South Sem­ detrimental to the citrus injf anything, happened ride up to bla office on tlie anil Lind Avenue between 1pump at Lyman School, Long­ inole. Ho said, “ It wasn't ex- dustry have been made. One Highland Street and Lakeview wood. is being investigated a<tty smutty; it was down­ hundred and five of these In­ during M etcalfs short ele­ fourth floor and found O'Neill Drive. by the sheriff's office. Dep­ vator ride Monday. hard at work on his studies. right filth y." The bids were awarded up­ uties report somrone smash­ vestigations and arrests have The operator, B e r n a r d The operator, be said, was • • • been carried out by members O'Nicll, 21, a Georgetown Uni­ “ real slow getting into the on recommendation o f A. K. ed tlie pump lock to gain ac­ Signs o f tlie times—on the of the Central Intelligence O'N'eall and Associates, con­ cess to the fuel. versity Law student from elevator and 1 suggested he buck o f a small compact car: Bureau." sulting engineer*. South Bend, Ind., claims Met­ move a little faster." “ Ouit honking! I'm pedaling Scavenger told the board he calf. a big. brawny man of The senator asked O'Neill Bitten By I)ojr as fast as 1 run." believed that “ through the e f­ 33. tcok a swing al him, James Hicks of 2421 Chase Ids name. “ He laid he didn't Fire In Clouet forts of the fruit protection Metcalf denied i t City firemen were called to Ave. reported to city police have to give me his name.” division, the CIB and tlie 32 Witnesses reported that Metcalf said, “ and I used an Apartment 17 in Castle Brew­ Monday night hi* son and an­ Storm W arn in g M IAM I (L T D —The Weath­ sheriffs In the citrus produc vuien Metcalf left the elevator epithet he didn’t Uke." er Court 3lund*y at 7:39 p.m. other child in tiie neighbor­ er Bureau issued a severe ing counties, we have been I at the third floor o f the bulldThe elevator stopped at the when fire erupted la a utility hood were bitten by a stray Uundcrstumi warning today ablc to prevent thousands o f 1ing, he walked out backward third floor, and the senator closet. H ie blaze was out on dog. Pollre notified the dog f.r a I parts uf Florida north ooxc* of fruit from bdug with his coat collar closer to emerged backwards before a their arrival and damage warden, J e r r y Tbotnp$oi), of Sarasota and Vcro Beach. I stolen to tD l*-" I his shoulders than his neck. , crowd ei curious onlooker*. was listed aa alight. whs i* investigating. 4 lim Zip Code 32771 A NATIVE of Sanford, CpI. Thomas A. Rutncr (left) was sworn in this morning for u second four-year hitch in thu U. S. Murine Corps by his commanding officer, Maj. 1L T. Chen, at Sanford Nuvul Air Station. \ 1% m Committees Named For Port Studies • One Clock watrher railed this morning to tell us about the weather beaten ami faded flop which ripples in the breezes atop the new Sanford Public Library flagpole. ■■ School date i would open its doors Monday new morning. may Meanwhile, English Estates be determined this afternoon PTO official* have announced when It. T. Milwec, county that the facility would lie ded­ school superintendent, anil ar­ icated during ceremonies nt chitect John Burton IV meet tlie new plant next Tuesday with representative* o f Lee I night. Douglas Ktenstronv, former Bros., a • Sanford plumbing firm and the Northeast Sewer 1state senator and attorney for the Seminole County school Corporation. Milvvre said that if schedul­ Iwianl, will bring the principal ed test* o f the plumbing and address and serve as master sewerage system turn out o f ceremonies. Janies P. Avery Jr., chair­ sntisfnetorily there was a good possibility that the new school man of the County Commis­ sion, will participate in the ceremonies along with Gen. J C, Hutchison, form er chair­ man o f the commission. State Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr., Repa, Jan Fortune and S. J. Davis Jr., havrt been Invited. Ray Slaton, Don Bale* and Fred Rletllne, m e m b e r * o f the school system's Board o f Trus­ GUANTANAM O BAY — tee*, will be present In addi­ Hear Adm. John D. Bulkelcy, tion to th* Board o f public In characterizing Cuban reports struetion which Include* Dan that U.S. sailors her* were W right, Mason Wharton, Dr. tapping now cut water pipes A . W . Epps Jr., John Evana to the Navy base; and Jim Uirkenmeyer. “ Hogwash." English Estates haa been operating since the beginning o f the curent school year in W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — th* 8outh Seminole Element­ A civil suit alleging a price ary School plant In Casselber­ fixing scheme among produc­ ry. During this period the ers o f phosphate rock In school has had Its own princi­ Florida has been filed In pal, Morris Ruby, and faeulty. Tamps, the U.S. Justice De­ English Estates has been util­ ising th* South Seminole El* partment said Monday. mentary plant during tha a f­ ternoons whit* South Semin ole Elementary, itself, haa BRUSSELS ( U P I ) — The been occupying the plant dur­ theft o f an original Kubena ing morning hour*. painting from a Brussels mu­ C. M. Harp S r„ South Sem­ seum, latest in a $20 million inole principal, declared this series o f European art robmorning that when English hcries, caused demand* today Estate* opened Its own facil­ for better protection fo r tho ity, hla school would go to full nation's art treasure*. tim* seas ions. A t tha present time, he said, plan* are fo r th* school to open a* usual at 8 W E S T PA LM B E A C H a. mM and cloae at 2:80 p. m. (U P I ) — Phil O'Connell, the Instead o f noon, th# present alern-voiced stale attorney closing hour. for the 15th Judicial Circuit Hart also said that tha whose dogged determination South Seminole lunrh room cracked the Chiilingeworth would !>* reopened to serve murder mystery, is serving hot lunches for tho children. hi* last term. m w A ... Old Salt Phosphate Suit A rt Protection Last Term Wanted: Houdini ST. PETERSBURG ( U P I ) — Despite President John­ son's economising, “ not even a political Houdini" could f i ­ nance all th* programs hie administration propoa.as House Republican leader Charles A. Halleck o f Indiana said Monday right. Planning Group To Meet Here An arrclcratcd program of planning Is on tlie agenda of Ihe seven-county East Central Florida Regional Planning Council meeting Wednesday at the Mayfair Inn. Regular businesi will lie conducted in tlie morning with tlie afternoon portion devoted lo tlie planning program. The seven counties involv­ ed are Seminole, Volusia, llrevard. Orange, Osceola, Lake and Indian River, Representing Semtoole are County Commissioner Joho Alexander and Jamea H. Van Hoy. Firms expecting to send delegates to Die meeting in­ clude Martin-Orlando, Gen­ eral Electric Company, Day­ tona Beach; Radiation, Inc., of West Palm Beach; Piper Aircraft Corporation, Radio Corporation o f Am erica, Pan American, Boeing, Lockheed, Brown Engineering Corpor­ ation, Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company, Florida Gaa Transmission Company and Florida Power aind Light Company, Orlando UUUtlas Commission, Florida Power Corporation, Florida T a 1 a phone Corporation, W l n i a r P a r k Telephone Company, Seara Roebuck and Company. Montgomery - Ward, Jordan kUrah. leap's and 5 Seminole High Boys Suspended Flva boy a who painted smutty signs on Seminole High School buildings last weekend have been suspended from school for 10 days, ac­ cording to Superintendent R. T. Milwee. Furthermore, Milwee said, the boya, all juveniles, have been ordered to remove the paint from tha buildings and to do other manual labor around the facility. Milwee reported the high school authorities have de­ cided not to press criminal charges against the boys. Legislation, Site Units To Begin Work By Julian Stenatrom Initial steps we-e m id * Monday toward the creation of a port terminal in tha Sanford area. The Port Authority Commit­ tee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce turned on a green light to get tho necessary machinery in ope­ ration. Chairman Francis Roumillat Jr. named Gorilon Frederick lo head a apecihl sub commit­ tee lo study legislation and Scott tlurns to be chairman of another subcommittee to study site feasibilities. Fred­ erick will lie assisted by County Commission C h a i r * man Jamea P. Avery Jr., County Commissioner John Alexander and Andrew Carraway. Burn*' group will include Jack Bolt, Mayor A.L. Wilson, of Sanford, and Carl Sehilke. The g e n e r a l committee agreed that it would seek the counsel of experienced in­ dividuals and agencies In thia field. It will Invite Frank Norris, a member o f the Jack, sonvllle Port Authority and chairman of the Barnett N a­ tional Bank, to tte next meet­ ing along with the manager o f the Jackaonvllle port group. In addition, Harry Lee Lindaey, o f the Housing and Home Finance Agency, and Robert Doyle, executive director of the East Central Florida Re­ gional Planing Council, will be Invited. “ With the coming of the SL John'a-tndian R iver and the crosa state canal," aatd Rou­ millat, “ we must act now U we expect to make Sanford an inland port." * He also pointed out that "w e realise that this endea­ vor is going to be costly and require conalderable tim e. However, If we can inveatigate thoroughly and accumu­ late aufficlent facte w e will be la a poaitlon to establish * • hind o f la g ia lftle * wlththe latitude required to have a port authority which w ill adequately aerve all o f in­ land Florida," FEC Hearing Collapses D A Y T O N A BEACH ( U P I ) — A government attempt to hold joint unlun - company meeting* on the Florida East Coaat Railway strike stalled today, apparently o r * r th* quration o f whether the talka should be recorded. FEC official*, Including R o a r d Chairman Edward Ball, wralked out o f the meet­ ing a fter a court reporter wa* refused entrance. Minutes later AaaL Labor Secretary Jamea L. Reynolds held separata meetings with Ball and G. E. Lelghty, chief negotiating officer fo r 11 non-operating union* which struck tha FEC 13 months ago. Reynolds talked with Lalghty fo r 10 minutes, than summoned Ball, who said: “ Th* FEC haa nothing to hide. I f I meet with 3lr. I.eighty I want • court re­ porter there." P U B L IC NOTICE Interested citizens invited to Organizational meeting SANFORD CHAMBER ol COMMERCE 8:00 P. M. F ebru ary 19th, 1964 at County Court House �~ J K * 9) Page 2 — Feb. 18, 1964 •Sr HtuferB Herat* Legion Auxiliaries Honor President By J i m Casoelberry The official visit o f Mr*. John P. Arnold, president o f the American Legion Auxil­ iary fo r tiie Department o f Florida, waa tha occasion for a dinner In her honor Wedneaday night at Uld Ulory Poat Home on Prairie Lake attended by 00 women o f aix area auxiliary unite and their diatingulahed gueste. Other department and Sixth Dlatrict officiate attend* ing were M n . Pearle Adame, department secretary; Mrs. Emma Adama, paat depart­ ment president; Mr*. Char­ lotte Liana, department Am er­ icanism chairman; Mra. Mar­ tha Daneaky, district presi­ dent; Mra. Thelma Bernlowahr, district secretary and Mra. M ary Brown, district chaplain. Presidents o f the unlta participating were Mra. Grace Ambecher, Old Glory Unit U S ; Mra. Delia Kryder, Mem­ orial Unit, 256 o f Casselberr y j Mrs. Lucille Williams, U n it M l, Orlando; Mrs. Flora B lag, Unit 61, Sanford; Mrs. H arry Elder, U nit 19, Orlan­ do; and Mrs. A.C. Trent, Un­ i t 111, W inter Park. Mrs. Catherine Burkhart, so chairman o f the dinner, opened the program by •c MRS. JOHN P. ARNOLD, department president of the American Legion Auxiliary (seated third from left) was honored at a dinner in Fern Park. Presidents of participating units and other officials were, front from left, Mrs. Grace Ambaclier, Mrs. Pearle Adams, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Martha Danesky; back, Mrs. Lucille Williums, Mrs. Flora King, Mrs. Harry Elder, Mrs. A. C. Trent and Mrs. Della Kryder. (Herald Photo) Ing the group in prayer. Mra. the children o f Legion memCharlotte I dine led the salute lir e . Arnold addraeeed the group on tho moat important Legal Notice Jshnaoa the holdsr of the fotlewlag esrttlleaU haa riled ■aid eartlfloate far tarn d**4 de he leeasd thsrson. Tha cer­ tificate asmher aad year of leeuaaee, the deaeriptloa at H oncE o r FOBBCLOS UNM BALM the property. aad the name la which U wae aasaasod are as NOTICE IM IIKKKBT <11VKN pursuant to a final d*crta fallows! Certificate No. SIC Toar ef of foreclosure dated February Uth, ISM. and entered In leeueaee I M S _____ . p s i c s u n o s o r r s o r t s T r Chanaery C»*« No. lis ts of Lets I A t te I I (Less Part the Circuit Court of the Ninth • ( bets T * I la Taaglswoed Judicial Circuit. In and for gee I Replat) Bleok O. Tssgle- Seminole County. F l o r i d a , wood goetloa Two wherein EABTCIIEHTEri BAV. Name la whleh aeoeeeed 1NOS BANK, a N*w Tork cor­ Wsllhora ,C. Phillips, Jr. Inc. poration, le Plaintiff, aad K. O. Alt • ( said property hetna la JOHNSON and ADA M. JOHN­ the Coaaty ef aemleola. Stale SON, hie wife, are Defendant*. • f Merlin. Ualeea anoh oerU- I will aell to th* hlebaat and flcste shall be redeemed ae- beat bidder for ceeh et tha eerdlag le law tha preperty Front Door of the Seminole deeerlbed la aeeh eertlfleaU County Court llouee In Senwilt he sold le the hlahaet bid­ ford, ■•minute County, Flor­ der SI the front door of tho ida, at 11 o'clock A. M. on gomlaole Coanty Conn Houoo tho Ith day of Starch, l l t f , tha at gaatord, Florida, oa tho fotlowln* described properly first Monday la tha month ef ae set forth In eald final de­ Marsh, 1M4. whleh la the lad cree, le-wltt Lot It. Block IS W R A T H j^ th S k jlfi^ d a y adVlaaBHBF1BI.D FIR S T . A D D I­ TION, according t o ' Ihe ..’d e l Clerk's Seal) Plat thereof Peoorded In Flat llook Id, :•*«•>* SS and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Otsrh Circuit court, 17, I'ubllo Iteoorde of •emlaele coaaty, Florida ■tmlnole Coanty, Florida • y i O. Trey Ray, Jr-, DC. DATED thla 14th day ef February A. D. IS44. D. C. Pebllsh Jaa. M * Feb. 4, 11 (SEAL) Arthur H. Ilaokwllh, Jr., 11, t i l l . CDQ-tC Clerk of tho ahovo-etyled Court none* or By Martha T. Vlhten d l o iv u m i Deputy Clerk k Che OtrewH Oeeet e l tho CABOT. SCOTT A nmth redldnl O i w t l *C Flee­ W E N K 8TEHN Atlorneye for Plaintiff cy. Ohenoory He. 1SBTS. IIS# ftoutheaat 17th Str«*t THB BROOKt.TN iA V lN fia P. O. Ilox SIST, Htatlon » BANK; a New Tork corpora- Fort l-audardal*. Florida t i l l s •lea, Publlah Feb. II, l l l l . FlalaUtf, CDR-fS Legal Notice ‘■ r r i X M S tV rr HtTMNBR OOBL.H and OKOItOlR B. COB L I , hla wife, at at, Defendant*. NOTICB » HXHBllT U1VBN, perenant ta a Supplement­ al Flaal Decree e f Foreeleeure dated February Uth. 11*4, and entered la Cheeeery Ceee No. I t m ef We Clroult Court of Ihe Ninth Judlolel Clroult of Florida, la and for Scmlnolo County, Florida, wherein TIIK BROOKbTN OAVINOa BANK, a New Tork corporation, le Plaintiff, and EMMETT BUMN E R COB 1>B and OBOItOIC E. COBLX, hie wife, et el., are Defendante, I will aoll to tho htgheal and beet bidder for eeeh at the Weet Front Door e f the domlnolo county Courthoaeo, In Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at Mite o'clock A. M.. on tha *th day e f Marsh, t i l l , tha following described properly ee act forth tn eald Supplemental Flaal Decree) te-wlli Lot IS. Block 10. IIEFTLRIt HOMED OBLANDO SECTION ONE. aceordlna to plat thereof roaordod In Flat Book IS, Fasee I and t, Public neeorde of Btminolo County. Florida, toselhor with Hie aoode and ehatule eat forth In Ihe Exhibit attached here­ to aad made a part bore of. B t l l l N I T ATTACHED TO AMI kAIIM P A N T OF IIU T ira UF FOEMtiUlBtlRE M M UIMIDS ADD CHATI Kl.e 1 llalelsh Hot Water Uraler—Serial No. IldoilSd Mo­ del No. AtiHE-Di: 1 Netloiiul Kitchen K«hauet Fan—I0" 1 U. E. Forced Air Fur­ nace—Herlal No. IISITI-I1L Model No. t!LH 7H.H-U 1 UK. Air ConditionerUerlal No. TTS1I-SU Model No. TA H E t National Dulll-lo Oven— Nertal No. H I M Model No tvA -iw -m -si’ 1 National Hurfece Dull— Serial No. S7*»S Model No. TK-1U-II 1 Waele King Uarbaae Dlepoeal — Serial No. ITSm i l — Model No. It 1 Intercom — Melody Mat­ ter, Fantl Model J 700 11 IS Indoor tpeukerel 1 lutorooia — Melod) Met­ ier. Fenel Model J TOU U ft outdoor epeeker) DATED: Thla Sdtt* day or February, 1* 44. (MEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of eald Circuit Court ■ It) t Martha T. Mlilen Deputy Clerk William*. Salomon, Jv'cnncy A klodfon Attorney* at Law l»o» DuPont Building Miami St. Florida Publlili FeU. II, l » ( l . CDll '.J IS T H E CIRCUIT COURT IS ASD FOR IRMINOLH CODSTV, FLORIDA. IS CHANCERY CASH SO. 1.1*4*. THE HOW B UT S A V I N O H HANK, a Bavlny* lUnk organl**d and astatine under the Laws of the State of New Tork. Plaintiff, v*. JOHN TIAT HUNT, J ft., and MAHIE II. HUNT, hi, wife. Defendants. NOTICB OF BALB Notice le hereby alven that, pursuant to a final deeree of foreclosure entered in reuee numbered 1JCII In the Circuit Court of Hemlnole County, Florida, I will sell th. pro* party attuned In Hemlnole County, Florida, deacilbrd as follows! to l II, HOITTH PINECIIKMT. Fourth Addition, a aubdlvDIon, arrorUIng lo a plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook It, patree IS end II uf the I’ubllo Her nrde of Beinlnole County, Florida. Together w4lh the following Item* of property which are located In and |>*rm.n*ntly InMailed a* a part of III* Iniprov.mtnie on eald laud: One il. K. Itefrlp.ralor, elec.. Model LAB-IS-B, Ber- Li pa-atns One O. K. Ilullt-lu Oven, elec.. Model J-lUS-lllllC. serial Ylt-1S*S7 S Ona (I. E. Hum-In Hauer, elec., Model J-4 U - K 1SK. Derial X ll- lt oo u 7 One Duo-TTierm Healer, oil. Model lli-l. Herlal iaw-i-:-xi On* Victor Climax Kitchen Ksliauet Fan, elec., no model or aerial no*. Ou* Nutoue Hath Heater, elec., Model SZv Nine Venetian Hllnda, me­ tal. manufactured hy llo. berte Awning a Venetian Hllnd Company, Orlando. Florida, no mudel « r aer­ ial nuinbrre at public tale, to the lilgheal gnd beat bidder for raeh, at the Front Door of the Htmilhole County Court llouee In Hanford, Detnlnnlt C o u n t y , Florida, b.lureii tliu hour* of lltee o'clock In the forenoon and 3iuo o'clock In in. afternuou on the ttb day of Marrh, 1MI. fbUAI.) Arthur 11. Heckwllh. Jr. Cleik of the I’lrouli Court Hy: Mar-Pa T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk Lewie A. Lee Attorney Flour. Slurclileuii, ktnt, Aeliby A Hall l ie Florida National B a n k Building Jat-keunv •He I. ►lurid. PnHI'iii Fell. II. lees trill; is plus four ity is only what its cltlxens put Into it and aiked each unit member to participate in a program o f community servlet. Mrs. Arnold urged all members to write their rep­ resentatives in Washington asking their support o f IIR llill 622 and HU Uill 3, both o f importance to veterans. Touching on tha Girls 8tate program held each summer In Tallahassee, she reminded each unit that they should •elect their own girl from four or fiv e names submitted by tho school. One o f the highlights of tho evening was the present­ fo r 1964 reached before O ct 20, 1063, to Old She added that a commun­ Glory to tha Flag. facets o f Auxiliary work. 8ha etroaeod that memberahlp ie the foremost project o f any unit stating that thera are 100,000 mothers, wives, and sietara in Florida eligible to belong to the American L e­ gion Auxiliary. She went on to speck on H o T ic a o r i m i c i n o s V o n TAX DBSD tha importance o f rehabilita­ ( I M . 1 K U H eeM a I t t t s a s tion fo r hospitalised and dis­ "%<rnc«: ra hbro by aiv- abled veterans and child wel­ BN, That Peter H. * Huth M. fare designed to aid not Just I here but all children. Unit. 183 Mra. Ara- bacher received tha award* in behalf o f the unit Sixth District President Martha Danesky presented a necklace with a missile on It to Mra. Lillian 8evera, mem­ bership chairman o f tha local unit A g ift was presented to Mra. Arnold by Mra. Ambacher in behalf o f the six par­ ticipating unlta at tha close of the evening. Those serving on the com­ mittee to plan the dinner wera Mrs. Molly Steudle, chairmnn, Mr s . Catherine Burkhart co-chairman; Mrs. Grace Ambachcr, Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, Mrs. Lillian Severs, ation of a citation fo r merit­ Mrs. Vesta Payne, Mr*. Min­ orious service and plai|Uo for ty Warren, and Sirs. Lou 100 per cent mombcrahlp Chambers. Other members of th* anlt assisted in cleaning up follow ing the dinner. Legal Notice NOTICIl o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (ter. Ibf.lt Florida SlAt.tr. • r latsi NOTICB !■ IIKItKHT OIVEN, That Peter 11. A Huth M. Johnann the holder of the fotlowing oertlflrate hee filed •aid c*rtlflcate for lax deed lo be laauad thereun. The cer­ tificate number and year of laeuanee, Ihe description of the property, end tha name In which It wee assaeaed are ae followai Certificate No, ISC Tear el leeuano. Ittl t n c a c n im o N o r pro perty Legal Notice fa Iks Court of the Caaafy Jadaa, BernIas t« Caaity, Flor­ ida. la Frakat*. la rat Kata I* ef OFIOROE A. DA N IEL* Deceased. To All CrrSlIrfi aad Pereoae Having Claims or Domaada A gal aal Sat4 K* fatal You and saob of yon are hereby notified and required te pteqent any claim* and de­ mands which you, or either of you. may have against the estate of OKDRflH A. DANIKLH. deceased, late et eald County, to tha County Judge ef Seminal* County, Florida, at hie offloe la the court house of said County at Banford. Florida, within six cal­ endar months from Ihe lime of Ihe first publication of this notice. Two copies of eeeh elaln or demand shall fee In writing, and shall itato th* place of residence end poet office address of th* eletmant, and shall bo eworn to by the claimant, hla agent, or attorn*/ and ncoompanlad by a filing fat of one dollar and ■uch claim or demand aot so filed shall bo void. Mra. Eerlana D. Hall Aa administrator of the Ratal# of Fart of Lot T Dear. In OltU It Page 111 Loch Arbor Isle of Pines Section No. 1 Plat Book I Page ft Name In which assessed Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. All of said properly being In the County of H-mlnolt, State of Florida, llnlena nuch certifi­ cate shell be redeemed accord­ ing to lew the property des­ cribed In such certificate wilt be sold lo the highest bidder et the front door f f the Semi­ nole County Court House at Hanfnrd. Florida, on tlie first Monday In tha month of Meroh list, which In the Jnrt day ef Mareh. ISSI. Dated this Ird day ef Jan­ uary. lis t. (Official Clerk's Baal) Arthur II. Ilackwllh, Jr.. flEOHOK A. DANIELS, Clark Clroult Court. deceased Hrmlnnle County, Florida Hy: O. Troy llay. Jr., D.C. Norrl* D. Wootfork. HI Publish Jaa. >1 A Feb. f, 11, 117 Waal Church Btreat Orlando. Florida IS. U K Attorney for Administratrix ODQ-SI Publlah Fab. IS, If, A Mar. I, 10. ISSI. NOTIf’M DP SALE Notice le hereby given IhAt CDR.lt pursuant to tha final darrea NMTHB U F SLIT of forecloaura and salt enter­ ed In tha eauae pandlng In tha TOi It.11,1*11 H. HIMMONH and ANNA E. HIMMONH. hie Circuit Court In and for BUM!wife. Defendant*. HOLE Cnonty, Florida, caaa TOU AND BACH OF TOU docket number 114*1. ilia un­ dersigned (Mark will aell the *r* harahy notified that suit haa been commenced against property allualed In said Coun­ you In th* Circuit Court or tha ty ilaarrlbed aal l«l fO, SOUTH PINE- Ninth Judicial Circuit or (ho CHEST, Second Addition, a Htat* of Florida In and for aubdlvlalqn, according to Hemlnole County, th* abbro. a plat I hereof recorded In vlatad fill* of which let WOR. MECHANICS BAV. plat book 10. pages I* and CHEffTEH 9<) of tha Publle llecnrda INlIH HANK. Plaintiff, .vsnAI.PII II. HIMMONH end A N ­ of Nerttlnole County, Flor­ NA E. HIMMONH hie wife. De­ ida. and: fendant*, in Chancery No. Ona llotpolnt (alootrlo) 40 I»7f0. Hal. lint Waier Itealer, nature of thl* suit I* Modal SOdWbft. Herlal OP7- e Th* foreclosure o f that cer­ luslftl; Ona Duo-Therm tain mortgage from said de­ loll) Space Heater, SS.OCO IITU, Mudel IIS, no Herlal fendants to plaintiff, dated May It, 1SSS recorded No; One Chelsea (electric) June ts. ;»*> Inand Official Itstv Inrh Kitchen Kxhauat corda llook i l l pass SI7 of th* Fan; Ona llotpolnt felec- Public Records of SemlnoL trial Itange, Model luSIlU- County, Flurlda, encumbering 71. Herlal S7S41SO; Eight that certain place or parcel Venetian Hllnda fmalal). of property located, altutta, Manufactured by Senkerlk and being In said County and Ulaaa a Paint Company, Hist*, to.wilt Hanford, Florida. l-o* SO. BAN LA.NTA, Together with all struclurea THIRD SECTION, accord­ and Improvements now and ing to th* plat therein as hereafter nn said land, and recorded In Plat Hook IS. nature* attached therein, and Page 71. Public Racords all rente, leauee, proceed!, end of Hemlnol* County, Flor­ profits accrulna and lo accrue ida. from said prcmlsai, all of K.ll'lf OF TOU ARE REwhich are Included within the VIUIHKD to flit your answer foregoing description and the or other written defenaea to habendum thereof; also all gav. the Complaint with tli* Clark steam, electric, water, and of lb* Circuit (feiurt of Heml­ o t h e r healing, couklng. re­ nol* County, Florida. In thla frigerating. lighting, plumbing, proceeding and to atrv* a ventilating. Irrigating, and copy thereof upon th* plain­ power eyetems. machines, ap- ti ff* attorneys, wboe* names pllanr.e, nature*, and appur­ and address are htrelnaftar tenance*. which now are or ••I forth, aa required by law may hereafter pertain lo. or nut later than lb* Sllb day be uerd with. In, or on said of February ISSI. In default premiers, even (hough they be thereof th* caueo will proceed detached or dtiaohabl*. *x part* upon tho entry of at public aal*. to th* hlgheal a D*ure* Pro Conf***o against and heel bidder fur rash be­ you. tween th* hours of eleven WITNKHg in) baud and III* o'clock In Ihe forenoon and official aval of said Court In two o'clock tu lb* afternoon Heiulnul* County, Florida, this on th* Ind day of March, 1*41, Uth day ef January ISSf. at th* Front Door of th* (HUAI.) Hemlnole County Courlliuus* In Arthur If. Back*life, *r„ Hanford. Florida. Clerk of lb* Circuit Court (CDUHT HEAL) Hyi Martha T. Vlhlen Arthur It. Ilerkwllh. Jr.. Deputy Clark Clark of Ilia circuit Court HEARD A L L (J RIDLEY* AND lly Martha T. Vlhten LEWIS DepuD Clerk Attorney for Plaintiff Jannltigi. W ant, Claikt and »u North Court atraei Hamilton Past Office Box Slid Harnett National flank Bldg. Orlando, Florida Jacksonville I, Florida Publish Jan. IS A Fob. 4, 11, 1-uMlali Feb. It. 1941 11. t ill. CDH-.it CDg.Tt Demonstrations Scheduled By Promenaders Casselberry Gels $605 For CP Telethon A final tou t o f *605.15 turned In fo r the annual Cctehral I ’alay Telethon from the Casselberry area was re­ ported today hy Kire Chief I’nul Hates who had 14 uni­ formed men on duty for 11 houra to receive and pick up donations. Uatoa, who said an addi­ tional 9100 was received a f­ ter the department mad* its final report on tha talathon Sunday afternoon, stressed that tha collection waa mads possible through communitywida e ffo rt with ona sixaabls donation coming from • group of three North Orlando youngatara who collected for the drive in their area. Stating “ We are glad to have a part in th li project,” Hates also reported that ths Casselberry Fire Department had four teenaga members in attendance at last week'a fire training school in Altamonta Springs. Doya attending the five-night course were T r a W illett, Btuart Thompson, A l­ ton Evana and Joe Zukowskl Jr. Seven students at Sanford N aval Academ y have won the highest scholastic mark offer­ ed at the institution and have been named to tha lleadmsster'a L is t On it are Christopher Wil­ son,, Judson Hobby, Dsns Ho­ gan, Lloyd Lowe and Larry Lindsey, all of Sanford; Jeroma Boyle, Cocoa Beach and W alter Porxlg, N ew York City. Midshipmen named lo the honor roll fo r the first sem­ ester are Jeffery Biles, Gary Lange, Lawson Richter, Nor­ man Sandlin, Patrick Goins, Jeffery Sargent, James Hig­ ginbotham, R oger Yeoman, Jerrold Sargent, Robert Besserer and John Fitgerald. Receiving their Aquara Knot Award were William Edes, Jack Wllaon, George O’Dell. Michael Anderson, L l o y d Lowe, Ralph Wight and John Smith. The 8quere Knot Award i f presented to midshipmen for outstanding physical improve­ ment. Based essentially on the President’s physical fit­ ness program, it is tailored to a boy’s age and experience. Included among tha tests are rope c l i m b , 300-yard swim, sR-ups, 50-yard dash, selling, rowing aad power boat handling. U alma at developing a atudent's natural skills and in­ terest in physical activity. New Rotations Address Club Two newer members of tha Sanford Rotary Club explain­ ed their professions Monday noon at the Civic Center. Speaking were Ronald Dycua, certified public account­ ant serving with tha firm of Greene, Osborne and Dycus, and Charlea Robinson, man­ ager o f tha local J.C. Penney Company store. They were introduced by Bonny Rabarn, p r o g r a m chairman. Naxt week the district gov­ ernor o f Rotary, Les Glnkls, w ill he the speaker. Legal Notice NOTICB OP APPLICATION FOB TAX DF.EO 1*4.14 » f leas; FlorMa Stats*•• NOTICE IB IIE nKUT a i v EN, That Paiar H. A Ruth M. Johnson th* holder of the follow In* crrllflrst* ha* filed •aid (-*rtlflrat* for las dead lo b* liauad tharoon. Tbs oartlflrsta nuinbtr and year of la*u*nca. Ih* daaeflptlon of th* property, and th* name In which It waa naeaaaad art aa follows: Orl tf lra t* No. t i l Tear ef l**uanra 114* IIKat MIPI'ION OF I'llOPKISTT lot I lltplat Dloek 4. Tanglawood which sa*****d Wellborn C. Phillip*. Jr.. Ine. All ef eald property balm In Ih* County of H*mlnol*. Bint* of Florid*. Unit** *urh carttftcat* thall b* redeemed aerordlns to law th* property described In *uch certificate will l>o cold to th* hlafeaat bidder at Ilia front door of th* Bemlnol* County Court lluu>* at Hanford, Florid*, on Ilia fIraI Monday In Ih* month of Marrh, 11(4. which Is th* Ind day of March. ISSI. Dated this Ird day at Jan­ uary, l l l l . tOfllclel Clark's a**!) Arthur II. Baakwlth, Jr, Clark Circuit Court, ■omlnol* Countr. Florid* Uy: 11. Trey Ray. Jr.. DC. rubllth Jan. IS A Fob. S, 11, IS. 1111. Nam * In \ ••aaaaawasBKaw BSBIBBl 1 T Fishing Club Entertained DeBary Civic Association Hears Talk By Senator Hospital Notes Sanford Naval Academy Lists Top Students (so*. Two square dance demon­ strations w ill be held this '•> week by the Starlight Promenaders o f Sanford. On Thurs­ day they will be at the Sem­ inole Plaza Shopping Center In Fern Park from 7:30 until 0 p. m. and Friday night they will dance in front o f the Winn-Dixie Store, on French Avenue in Sanford. Demonstrations are • design­ ed to acquaint the public with J MANY PEOPLE attended the Home Show in Ravenna Park Saturday and Western style square dancing Sunday. Six homes in the new Third Section were on displuy. The Homo and to promote Interest In the new beginners daises now Show was presented by Shoemaker Construction Company, developers of forming in Sanford at the Ravenna Park and nearby Jdyllwilde. Civic Center sponsored by the Recreation Department Club president Austin W il­ liams, will be on hand fo r further information- Harold Jtnkins, S t a t e Federation president is in charge o f tha demonstrations. Frank A . Smith e f A t­ Club caller, Chuck Durant lantic City, N . J., a visitor the Deltona Club House, and will be the instructor o f all By Mrs. Adam Mailer at last week'a meeting o f the Senator Beth Johnson o f Rearick reported on the re' new classes. DeBary Fishing Club, relat­ Orlando was guest speaker cent Concert Orchestra pro ed many humorous atories o f gram. at the February meeting o f fishing in Miami and aeveral Mr*. Brown played fo r sev­ Cadet Honored the DeBary Civic Association European countries. eral numbers with the sudl Cadet Warren J. Hoeller, held last week in the Com­ Tha meeting waa conduct­ ence participating in singing. son o f Cdr. and Mrs. Warren ed by Clyde W righ t and the munity Center with Chester J. Hoeller, 1104 Cornell Drive, Rearick presiding. Rev. Paid Schults gave the has been approved fo r mem­ The senator told o f her Invocation. Tw o new members bership In the Honor Society and nine visitors were w el­ averago day, starting early at Wentworth M ilitary Acad­ in the morning lasting often comed. emy, Lexington, Mo. B. W . Wlerman, chairman Into the evening. She explain­ ed procedures used in getting F E B R U A R Y 17 o f the deep sea fishing trip Farm B rie f Admlsskms scheduled fo r thla Thursday bills passed and, at the close Farmers did a mors e ffi­ o f her talk, led a question Armillds Covington, Msrgsr* aboard the Marianna out of cient Job in 1963 than any and answer period after et Brown, James McKee, Daytona Beach, announced Mrs. Laura Platt John Williams Jr., Carol Wll other segment o f our econ­ that all booking* are closed. which omy. Their increase averaged Members making the trip are Bro’tm played the piano for liams, Everett Kerr, Teresa nine per cent while induslatto J audience tinging o f the N a­ Currie, Timothy Currie, Vir­ to meet at the Fire House was only 2.5 per cent tional Anthem. ginia Holt, Laura Stephens, at 6:30 am . a • a The Invocation and Gag Rozella Adams, Alice Dunn, A program of colored H ie U. S. Department of * slides mode in Alaska was salute waa led by Rev. A . C. Lutlcia Lee, Mary Lee James. Agriculture says two south­ Summers. Announcement was Jeanetic Sizelove, David Jen presented by Wlarman. Pic­ eastern states, Alabama and Gwendolyn McIntyre, tured were vast potato fislds, made that the association re­ kins. Georgia, lead the nation in quests at least one member all o f Sanford; Corinnc Low heads o f cabbage reported to pecan production. weigh 90 pounds, the W ill from each organisation using ry, Geneva; Earnest Tyeythe building to meet and get vsud, Gladys Lasher, De­ Rogera Memorial, beautiful Instructions fo r use o f the Bary; Mary Tilley, Radford, scenes o f M L McKinley, the A T T E N T IO N loud speaker. The public ad­ Va.; Daisy Edwards, Allan North Pole Post O ffice which dress system haa been mod­ dale; Wesley Ricker, Lucille la so popular during the ernised and it is In the inter­ Robinson, Lako Mary Chrlstmaa season, icebergs est o f each club to use IL Births and floes swept Inland by Four new members were Mr. and Mts. James Coving­ strong winds and buildings p r e s e n t e d . Mrs. William ton, a baby girl, Sanford used fo r atoring must (C lara) Reich was named as Discharges This program o f film will welfare chairman replacing Ponel Jackson, June Warner, be continued at tha March Mrs. Theodore Davla who June Jones, Debra Tiger, MONEY SAVING meeting. haa moved to California. Fred Heath, Catherine Shan It was announced that the non, Ruth Van Dusen, Mrs Seminole High School Band Carolyn Garrett and baby will present a musical pro­ boy, all o f Sanford; Flora AllFOR gram at the Center at 7:30 man, Osteen; Herbert Lind p.m. Feb. 28 and that Mrs. holm, Louis Kerchner, De Federal State Market FEB. & M A R . William Fidler is taking res­ Bary Newa Service ervations fo r a hut trip to Sanford Lake Wales to see tha Pas­ Club Social Set Shipping point information ' G E N U IN E FORD sion Play. > The Woman's Club o f Cas­ fo r Feb. 17. A ll salsa F . 0. B. A report was given by Earl selberry will bold a social Precooling chargss extra unSPARK PLUGS Merrill on last week'a meet­ meeting Wednesday at 1:90 lssa otherwise stated. Sanford-Oviedo-Zollwood DU- ing o f the DeBary A A R P p.m. Thera w ill be card games Chapter which was held at and prlsea. Diet 1 FORD OW NERS SPECIALS VEGETABLE REPORT Clear and mild. Cabbage: Demand exceed* supply on best, others barely adequate, market firm . Dom­ estic round type, 14* bu. crates, 91-35 to 91-50, bast mostly 91 AO, faw small, low oa 91.10; 60 lb. aacka, mostly fair quality, 91 to 91-10, few best, 91-25. CarroU: D • m a n d good, market steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb., film packed, 92.16 to 92.40, •mail to medium, few, 91-90; 60 lbs., loos«, 91.75 to 92. Celery: Demand good, market aUady. 1C in. cratoa, Pascal type, 8 dos. and larger, 94.50; 4 dos. and smaller, M l hearts, 24 count, film wrap­ ped, 95. Chinese Cabbage 1 Offerings light, market stronger. 16 in. crates, 92.75. Endiva and EscaruU: De­ mand m o d e r a t e , market ■lightly weaktr. 11/9 bu. crates, 93. Lettuce: Offerings 1 i g h L market about steady. Boston typ«, EON crates, 24 count, ftw , 96-50; Iceberg type, WB crates, 24 eounL ftw , 92.50; 80 count, few, 81.76; Leaf typ«, 12 quart baskets, few, 93; Rumalne, 11/0 bu. crates, f*w , 98. Onions, Green: M a r k e t steady. Crates, 3 dos. bunches, 31 Parsley; M a r k e t steady. Crates, 5 dos. bunches, 92. Parsnips: Volume lig h t 121 lb. film packed, 91*26. Radishes: D e m a n d slow, market weaker. Baskets, film packed, red variety, 30-6 os., 91.16 to 91-26; white variety, 24-6 ox., vary few, 92-26. Spinach: V o l u m e light. Bushel baskets, Savoy type, few, 91.76. 55- G E N U IN E FORD A L U M IN IZ E D M UFFLERS 1949 * 51 FORDS 1952 • 61 FORDS * 6 65 $994 G E N U IN E FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS LE A D IN G OFF with the initial contribution to the Seminole-DeBary Heart Fund for 19G4 was Jeno Paulucci (left), of Sanford and Duluth, Minn., here presenting his check to Ed Simon, president of the Heart CounciL (Herald Photo) EACH $545 G E N U IN E FORD O IL F IL T E R S AREA DIRECTORY A IK C O ND ITIO NER INSU RANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO k PROPERTY For Th* Finast Year Around W eslh tr Conditioner FEDDBKR Hal*« — Harriet 200 B. Park A ve. Sanford F A 2-4234 INSU RANCE A U TO BEKVICC H A R R Y A D A I R ’S G U L F 8EMV1CB Tires - Batten** - Accessories Hoed A A A bar vie* Guaranteed Brake A M uffler Harr ice French A 1*L F A 2-0221 F A 2-2222 Hastings, Florida District: All Lines Written Bring Your Inauranca Prohlema To U« — BALL-BLAIR AG EN C Y 219 8. Park Ave. F A 2-664* BANFORD. F L A . 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S2M481 Winter Park M l 4*9916 V ST v \ �i a i # \ > JTlf #anfnrfi Foil. 18. 10GI — Paco 3 FfrnlS MAS Aero Gob Gets Second Piper Cub II) The t'luh, Donna NAS Kate* Sanford Aero I lie., h;ui acquired its The Church of God of Pro­ phecy held its annual district convention Friday through Saturday with Rev. Ralph Philip* from the Pierson Church in charge. Rev. Philips also is district overseer for district seven. Other officials in attendance included state secretaries, VVilcc Litton, Frances Allen, Christine MisKelly and Irene Sweeney. Rev. R Clement Lynch, state overseer, spoke and instruct­ ed for the district session on Saturday morning. Other out* of town ministers speaking were Joe C. Crews from Ocoee and Sam Allen from ivares. Dinner was served on the church ground* at noon on Saturday. Churches represent­ ed were from Melbourne, Co­ coa, Titusville, D a y t o n a Beach, Ormond Reach. Pier­ son. Deleon Springs, Del.and, Longwood, Oviedo and San­ ford. second J.1 I’ iper Cub toward it* announced coal of fuur plums in the next year. Ih c club, which was organ­ ized this past full, ulreudy has 50 members and recently changed its membership re­ quirements to allow depend­ ents of military personnel to join as well as active and letiied military personnel. The purpuse o f the organ­ ization is to provide low cost flying for its members from its hcadqquarters at Slade Airport west o f Longwood. Officers arc Ray Curris, president; Bill Rogers, vico president; Bill Jones, secre­ tary; Major Bill Durstcller, treasurer nnd flight instruc­ tor; Ronald Manning, main­ tenance officer; I.t. Bill Klegg, Instructor and Lcdr. Karl Unger, operations o f­ ficer. i i L, ■ .. . I1ILL ROGERS, vice president, left, and BUI Jones, secretary, of the NAS Sanford Aero Club, Inc., are shown at Slade's Airport west of Longwood with the club's two JU Piper Cubs. Goal for the club is to acquire four such craft during the next year, (Herald Photo) Future Teachers NAS Bombing Derby To Offer South Seminole Get Practical Hours Of Air Spectaculars Holds Clinic Experience By Jane Casselberry The first of a series of Readiness Clinics for parents o f children who will be enter­ ing first grade next Fall was held last week at South Sem­ inole Elementary School ut Casselberry. The session, which was con­ ducted by Mra. Elizabeth Dunn and Mrs. Elmer Stone, first grade teachers, was well attended by fathers as well as mothers. Ih e next clinic is scheduled for Tuesday, March 10, at 8 p.m. at the school. Mrs. Don­ ald Fcnstermaker of Eastbrook will give suggestions from the parents' point of view for preparing the chil­ dren for this Important step. She also will give a demon­ stration o f activities pre­ schoolers enjoy which help develop skills needed in first grade. ----------------------- I Pooch, ’Possums Cause Trouble lie ’s just a mite of a daschund but the pooch almost wrecked a house Sunday af­ ternoon at Lake Monroe Corner. The dog chased two opos­ sums underneath the house and then defied all efforts to got him out. J. C. Sikes call­ ed the sheriffs office for help. Deputy W. T. Place respond­ ed and found volunteers ready to tear up the floor. He de­ cided to dig a hole under­ neath the house. After laboring with a shovel for long minutes the deputy had a hole big enough so that he could peer into the lair. Instead of one pair of eyes, he sawr three. Reaching into the hole with a hoe he prod­ ded one of opossums and they made like lightning out of there. Right behind them came the dog. only to be grabbed by its owner. The hole D covered up now and things have qulted down at Lake Monroe Corner. A 21-plane fly-by; precision |plane fly-by on the 21st. Twenty-one m e m b e r s 1964 version of “ Candid Cam­ then make a high-speed, lowe ra " will be included In an level pass over the grand­ of Future Teachers o f Amer­ ica, are serving us teaching air show and open house cli­ aides this week at the high maxing the Navy's Tcntli An­ school. nual Bombing Derby March Each student is spending a 21 at the Sanford Naval Air complete day with a teacher Station. in the grade level and subject Tlie four-hour program be­ o f his choice. ginning at 9 a.in. will wind up Those participating include-. six days of reconnaissance Pinccrcst Elementary; Har­ and bombing exercises con­ old Hcckenbuck, principal, nnd ducted each >car by the At­ students Jean Shipman, Ken­ lantic Fleet's all-weather car­ neth Tyre, Susie Deal und rier forces based at Sanford. Missy Beluto. This year's star performer West side (Srammar, Freeis the twin jet RA-5C V igi­ mnn fluggett, principal, and lante, the Navy's new math Jennifer Thompson, Paulette two (twice the speed ol Normnnd, Susie Hnlback. Di­ s o u n d ) tactical reconnais­ ane Hnckett, S»nju Jones, sance and attack aircraft. Diane Roston, Karen WhigThe first squadron of RAham, Carol Slemper. 5C"s is scheduled for deploy­ Sanford Junior High, Hugh ment to the Western Pacific Carlton, principal, and Ran­ aboard the attack carrict dall Chase, Carol Sumucl, Ranger this summer. The Carol Oxford, Barburu Bulger, Romblng Derby will give Chris Thomas. visiting defense officials, taci I-ake Mary Elementary, Heal commanders and, on Floyd Richards, principal, und March 21, the public a pre­ Rill Young. view of her dual capabilities. Suuthslde Elementaly, Mrs. Fuur RA-5C's will partici­ Velma Mitchell, principal, and pate in a curtain-raising 24Linda Kriz, Penny Glccson. Longwood Elementary, Lou Husky, principal, and Fi ■i Holloway. % n i c r s i*j B,1 advisor. " photo se­ * * * WILLIAM E. Galley, son of Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Galley. 2300 L a u r e l Avenue, bus been promoted to first lieutenant in the Corps of Cutlets ut The Cita­ del, Charleston, S. C. A 19(50 graduate of Semi­ nole High School, he is a business administra­ tion major at the mili­ tary school und is en­ rolled in the advanced Army ROTC program. Heart Drive This Week ) vtvrd the destruction o f war ■abandoned h a b i « i. orphans, and persecutions of the Com­ handicapped children and widmunists and is g r o w i n g . l ow». Heartening efforts arThousands o f Christians were being made to train these un­ martyred during the Korean fortunates and help them get War and whole congregations a new d a r t in life. Older orphans and widows murdered. Rev. Kilbourne said that the ate trained to make a living church is the first target of hiuI given land. Some of the Communists because within land for rehabilitation is reeach Christian is a stronghold claimed from the sea hy that resists the atheistic doc­ means o f dike*. trine o f Communism. One o f the most beautifiA Sixty per cent o f the homes rhuirhes shown was one built and buildings were destroyed by lepers at a leprosarium en­ during the war and the influx tirely by their own efforts. o f refugees from North Korea Rev. Kilbourne appealed for caused problems still plaguing prayer support o f the missionthe country— the lack o f food, nries and Christiana in Korea, clothing and housing. particularly those who wor­ Hr showed slides o f homes ship at the risk of their lives that have been built to house in North Korea and China. Rev. Elmer Kilbourne, a ) missionary to Korea, present­ ed a program of color slides graphically depicting mission work in South Kurca last Wednesday night at the Cas­ selberry Community Methodist Church. Rev. Kilboume is in the United States for a one year furlough with his wife and twu daughter* and Is travel­ ing an average 9.000 miles per month visiting c h u r c h e s around the country to fam il­ iarize them with his work. He in a third generation missionary and has lived in Juputi and China ns well as Korea. The Korean Church Ims sui- 2 Area Soldiers In Maneuvers Two area soldier* have Just completed winter maneuvers with the U. S. Army in Ger­ many. Pfc. Miles P. Denmark, son of Mrs. Daisy L. Denmark. 1*00 Magnolia Avenue, and other members of the 47th Ordnance Group participated in "Exercise Frosty Lion" near Augsburg, Germany. He attended S e m i n o l e High School. Pvt. Lonzo T Richardson, .win of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Richardson, Longwood, took part in “ Operations WinterTrack." an 8th Intantry Divis­ ion field (raining maneuver near Giessen, Germany, Mrs. Kay Sassmun, Lake Mary Heart Fund chairman, announced today that a drive will lie conducted in her area throughout the week. A total o f 17 workers will assist in the drive. Mis* Melanie Williams, daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph William*, is tiring spon­ sored by the Lake Mary Chandler o f Commerce us n candidate fo r ljuren of Hearts. South America lies nearer Support of tin- public is to (lie Old World than docs North America. urged. RCAVICTOR JSfew Vista TV wilt) | S p a ce A go S e a le d C irc u itry 1 SEE IT A T SanfordElectricCo. 118 M agnolia 322-1562 * A Complete Deluxe nnd Economy Line ■ of Plumbing Fixtures and AccesaorieH. [ ] ■ • Complete Line of Floor Tile. e • only a few days. m Hut Water Heaters. m m m • Water Softeners, Filters and Purifiers MATHER of Sanford Elastic Fipe and Fittings » m ROOM SALE! Deep, Shallow Well and Irrigation Humps • ■ Deluxe 3-Room Group Complete Sprinkler Systems 1[ ] L IV IN G ROOM: Nylow revered M i Bed with Matching Chair, I Tables and 2 Lamps A Complete Line of Galvanized, Iron, Copper. 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State representative Fred Karl o f Daytona Reach will bo guest speaker at Wednes­ day’s I):,'to p.m. dinner meet­ ing o f the Dellnry Chamber o f Commerce to be held in the Fire Recreation Hull. Pre­ siding ut the business meet­ ing will lw Eugene (Bud) Davis, president. , quence of the thousands who flock each year to the air Kish were the first animals station for the big licet read­ (o have backbones. iness show. Although spectators will not be able to see their unique jet-age appearance on "Can­ did Camera," the results will prove interesting to many who have worked with the KA-SC since its drawing hoard inception and now will sec it as an operational wea­ pon of the U. S. Fleet tor the first time. The cameras used by the Vigilante in this unusual demonstration belong to one of the most versatile recon nalssance systems ever de­ vised. The total system, with all Its components operating in unison, is designed to give the commander in the tactical theater a complete up-dated intelligence report minutes after the plane returns Iroin a mission. foil Will Be Amazed all chapters. A bombing and air re-1 fifth will shoot air-to-air pic­ fueling demonstrations and a ' tures of the mass formation, Seminole High School chapter, Education Association. Karl To Speak flying, of Church Holds District Meet !n Sanford t • \ j | I I \y * i * * 5 '. J...v.. r » i V—^ , 4 * " �Bruce Blossot— Roy Cromley You In a Stew!" Sober R eflection 6,000,000 Americans are playing . laybe you've been so preoccupied guitars— and that most o f them are with the grim news from trouble amateurs. (That may be why it spots around the world that you’ve aounds like 10,000,000.) overlooked such fascinating items — Americans spent more than as: $660 million fo r dog and cat food In 1968— two and a half times as — New York City has passed a law making it illegal to smoke in a , much as was spent fo r baby food. (A n y comment?) hotel bed. (It's still legal to burn — For the person who just has ourself up in your own bed gt to brush after every meal, a ome.) thoughtful Inventor has com e' up —- A a ct least lease one major airline is with a dental tablet that you pop nowr perm itting passengers, Indudin your mouth wherever you are, ing tne ladies, to smoke pipes and crush with your teeth, and then cigars its in th e planes. (Ana clgaret* brush. (O f course, you have to run tes, too, o f course.) home fo r your toothbrush.) — An educator says the naughJust wanted you to know. Now ty child is the creative child. (Makes you can go back to worrying about being good sound pretty stupid, things in Panama, the Congo, etc., doesn't It ? ) etc., etc. — A survey shows that at least P o litical N otebook l Colleges: A tten tion ! A five-year-old kindergarten pu pll In Minnesota has come up with what Just may be the most signifi­ cant scholastic development since colleges discovered the coed. This young genius is astounding educators by being able to reel o ff any fact or figure about 800 big league baseball players. How does he do it? B y studying photo cards from pocks o f bubble gum? The possibilities o f this cultural break-through are staggering. I f this kid can do it with baseball, what’s to keep everybody from do­ ing it with everything? Think o f an entire nation study­ ing and learning and progressing from constant use o f bubble gum photo cards — and, o f course, from constant use o f bubble gum. Consider the intellectual satisfac­ tion o f a law student learning law from bubble cards on Lincoln and Gladstone; o f a medical student studying a card on Dr. Schweitzer — and o f n student o f the dramatic arts earnestly poring over a card on, say, Miss Jayne Mansfield. "Chews to Learn" is now more than a slogan. We are on our way to a better life, by gum.— Thought For Today W ar comes as the great failure o f man, out o f fear, lust fo r power, in­ justice, or misery le ft unrectified.— Cordell Hull. Do not boast over the branches. I f you do boast, remember it is not you that support the root, but the root that supports you.— Romans 11:18. Dr. Crane’s W orry C lin ic Hrart*ahaped candy boxes ia Lyle C. Wilson Soys: vagua fe&ssr "s sc » gkaadAY Q—What waa the first o ffi­ cial naval battle o f the Am er­ ican Revolutionary W ar? A —Tbs battle fought Octo­ ber 11, m i , la which Am eri­ cans led by Benedict Arnold were defeated by the British o ff Valcour Island In Lake Champlain. Q—Must the president o f the U . 8. take the oath o f office In Washington? A — Customarily ho dots, but there la no provision of law to that affect. Calvin Coolldge waa sworn in at hie father's homa in Plymouth, Verm ont This !s what tbs lata A1 Smith would hava called ba­ loney. I t probably would bo rejected by tha brighter votara but fo r the pain U llar narcotic that tba late Beards­ ley Ruml paddled to Frank­ lin D. Roosevelt. This waa a fter FD R’s Maw Dealer* had been bit by tha fact that tbalr program* could not b* adjusted to their campaign promisee o f govern' m int economy, Beardsley Ruml was a push er fo r the narcotie withhold­ ing tan. F D R waa hooki Withholding a t the aourc* as­ sured that a g n a t many ta x­ payers who had paid less than they owed or not a t all would b* tagged lo r a t least some and perha pa all e f tbalr tax liability. Th at waa an as­ surance worth, having. But Ultra came with the year* something more. The Ideas. halves that look alike. aUll hollered the false ne- That la a proposition to re­ working s tiff whose pay an. store the pain to and with­ velope had been tapped each week through all o f hla work* draw tba pain killer from tag. Ing Ufa began almost to fo r. paying. T h a blg-spendlng, get that ha waa paying taxes. big-taxing politicians have I f he didn't forget, he was been bambootllng the votera spared the anguish o f going with their aomethlng.fer.no. Into hla pocket or his bank arcount to make an annual thing medicine. Their scheme has been to get themselves re­ settlement with the tax col* elected by spending the tan lectors. payers' money on various welfares and fringe benefits. Tba fast-talking poliUcoa generally convince a majority o f the votera that somebody also la paying tbs tan bills, that tha Common Man la gat ting fo r free tha fringe bene­ fits that have been added to the benefits o f U . B. cltlien ship. Aristotle's A ad doctors till the IROOs T a x P ain K iller? kanise Democrat. Anderson’s plan was referred to Mills' ocnunlttaa last October. I t waa a thrss-paragraph blU self-dascrlbad aa followat " T o permit aa amployar, In hla discretion, to deduct the required withholding t n a from the wages o f hie em­ ployee only once n month oven though their regular pay periods are lees than a month." ValeaUae’s Day are thus a carry-over from T e e bad that lUp. Jobs B. Andersen waa unable to ia* toreet chairman Wilbur D. M ill* la the Andaraon plan to rasters the pain to taxpaying aa part o f the administra­ tion's tax reduction legisla­ tion. Anderson Is a Republican from Rockford, 111. Chatman aa argue, "how could tha center emotion, tha ancients had a o f the human personality be a double reason to bellevs tha twin organ? heart w u tha center o f per­ "A n d the brain has two sonality. Take-home.pay became a phrase in American speech. Take-home-pay alio became in tha mind o f the taxpayer and hla w ife the sum o f hla wages. The Common Man navar saw the tax dollars withheld. He paid scant attention to tha fact that it waa withheld. Once a year, briefly, this Joa waa startled to learn from his hose how much he had paid In taxee. So tha lltUa guy waa doped against knowing what tha big apendera did to him. Anderson’a bill would change that. A dopey taxpayer earn­ ing 9100 a week could be­ come accustomed to having 911.10 deducted each pay day fo r unde. But, aupposa ha got the whola 9100 fo r thro* weeks In a row and was tap­ ped every fourth week fo r a month's withholding. In that fourth weak this taxpayer would draw 991-00 Instead e f 9100. A 9?B-e-we*k man would draw 940JO In that fourth week. The 990 man would get 938.90. The dopiest voter would be kept always aware under that system that the politicians were taking a big chunk o f hla personal dough. That could make it hard fo r tha polls next U a * around. ties that bleedlag a patient weald reduce hla fever. A "tenderhearted" pereoa Is really "teaderbralaed." CASE. R-4B6: Alan B., aged I I , la tha college freshman who wanted to know why wo refer to the heart even y e t as I f It were tha seat o f o thinking. "D r. Crana," he added, "w e ■peak o f people ae softheart­ ed or tenderhearted o r ehle< kenhaarted or hardhearted, etc. "A n d clergymen make ap­ peals to our hearts and oven talk about bowing down our heart before God. "W h y do w e ua* such terms when w * know i t ia tha bruin that la tha canter o f our per ■onallty?" Yesterday I told you that Aristotle, our pioneer Greek psychologist, thought th e heart w u the center o f our being. And he could puncture at] tha arguments that college students normally rale* In de­ fense o f tha brain. "Y ou can appear to be dead when your brain ia not working," Aristotle e o u 1d argue, "y e t you may still re­ cover If your heart hi msanwhlla bean beating. "B ut when your heart atopa, you are finished and dead!" "D r. Crana," you may ask, "then what function did Art•totle asecribc to tho brain?" Wall, h* had noticed that It waa always g ra y In oolov and naturally cool to tho touch when It w u examined after death. Bo Aristotle decided the brain waa simply tha cooling chamber fo r tha blood. "Betides," A ristotle would "B u t there ia only one heart, so tha heart mutt be tha center o f our soul or per­ sonality." Many centuriqs later tha brain waa finally voted to be tha location fo r consciousness and thinking. But Arlstotle'e argument about the twin hemisphere! o f the brain still disturbed scientists. So Dee Cartes, great re­ search er o f the 1600*, finally tried to trace tho center o f tha soul to a tiny organ In tha middle o f tha brain. This w u tha pineal gland. Sine* it was not duplicated, Ilk* the twin hemispheres, ha u ld tho pineal gland w u tba seat o f tha human aouL Moreover, tha life o f the body tinea tncitnt t in t s h it been looked upon u the blood. , And when people fever, the old doctor* simply let out urns blood, figuring that would reduce the "fir e " and thus lower Uw tempera­ ture. George Washington’* doc­ tors, even In 17W, also blsd tha Father o f Our Country and may have caused hla death by this misguided idea. Because our hearts b u t f u t and even "pound" during They did not know that the blood circulated but thought It just would ebb and flow , Ilka tha tides o f the ocean. I t w u n t till Dr. William Harvey's treaties in 1828, that proof o f tha circulation o f tha blood waa established. 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FA M IN Daalac* Fibres jir is i lT v n a a y a Around the World k M UDIfpsUht4 70 m <* B S S S tff (II 2t fJuJ Sn Cr HOME 23 Verbal ST Cartels t |E3a* s s r MBboeeaawny aspSwna XrVsMda z'vomci* M AjUriefc u "A js - N * PRESENTING THE N E W THIRD SECTION OP Ravenna Park last weekend and saw ChMf the L I mm ■ ■ i i w w alx lovely Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., February 18,1864 WALTS* A. fllHLeW. BOITOS AMU PCBLISBI rnA«K voltolims , « OfMrti Hi m 4 DLIAA L •TMMSTNOM BOV flSSSI A i.o c lil* Editor ASvsrtUlagMoat retsu van n s T h a m s is t t k sow H snte lax editor i l 'f l l WMC.LS r«umjr Sdimrt aiia srorrsm Mocloir editor ClMoUloSDlrMl SARIS SSOSSAM S hoIsomIU i w r a n wsixa MstkssUal I n homes on display. I f you missed them, URaM 84A sia n w « i drive out any day this week— through Sunday. Be sure to ■■K&uSa notice the ultra convenient kitchens—by G E N E R A L ELECTR IC. M AaSSo* 4BruMaa Shoemaker Construction Co 8TEN8TR0M REALTY, BALES AGENTS L U ftIR U M iPfP 5 !3 irE u “m B e s S & r fir * s g S 2 y > g s s M Mrs. GsesrjraMKslsey Thousands attended Edible Flowers Flowers o f the Judas t ie * have an agreeable add testa and can be eaten mixed with salad or made Into fritters, ac­ cording to tha Encyclopaedia Britannic*. S H L S S S S :^ Continuing ass-Mia — Strengthening o f l a w a governing establishment o f new municipalities (8 states). — M or* liberal community anaaxation laws « states) — Power to cl tits o r coun­ ties to use certain optional forms o f government, which­ ever they deem most suitable (7 states). — Authority to local govern­ ments to co-operate In collec­ tion o f local taxes (2 states). This is tha kind o f action on tha urban front which reap­ portionment was supposed to gensrat*. A direct tie may not be provable, but tha big stir In stats and federal courts hardly encourage! state le g ­ islators to sit around waiting fo r tho ax to strike. The record is plain enough: they are indeed moving. fo r oxam pltl I part tram fits SSyateeUe fibre Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryana Miles which plunged m or* heavily than ever before Into tho ur­ ban Geld. O f the remaining IP among theta S3, Just four states have escaped some Hnd o f state or federal reapportionment su it Tha chief categoric* o f state action last year in urban mat­ ters: — Enabling legislation deal­ ing with mesa transportation (P states). — Laws to facilitate the ac­ quiring o f "open spaces" in and near metropolitan (4 states). — Authorization fo r l o e a l unite, especially in urban secto n , to contract with ona an­ other for performance o f gov­ ernment functions (P states, including t in which existing power was broadened). —Creation o f metropolitan p l a n n i n g commissions (6 states). — Authority fo r cities or counties to exercise planning nnd toning regulation over ur­ ban frin ge areas, to curb sprawl (7 states). M ortgage loans Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jails Barts* M i- iiu W A S H IN G T O N (N B A ) — The people In many o f A m er­ ica's cities a rt being treated these days to unaccustomed attentions from their state legislatures! Tha n a t u r a l query: Does legislative reappor­ tionment, dona under spur o f tho Aiprem e Court’s famous Tennessee decision in IM S, have anything to do with It? The answer has to be that, In tha strictest sense, tha link between mors represantativa legislatures and tha record IM S volume o f urban lagisla tion is unprovabla. Y e t it la a fa ir presumption that there is a t least soras connection In soma places. Tha Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Rela tlona, summarising 1063 ae tlon by 33 state* In tha urban Geld, observes: "Although ^apportionment agitation and publle criticism of legislatures fo r previous in attention to these problems may hava been responsible to some extent, It would appear tha primary factor waa in the growth o f the problems them selves, and the pleas o f local government officials fo r state action." Charles S. Rhyne, attorney for tha complainant in the Tennessee case, suggests that some legislatures still under rural domination may be act­ ing on urban matters to ease pressures f o r reapportion m en t Altogether, reappor­ tionment suits hava now been filed in some 40 atatei. In roughly 20 states, some measure o f reapportionment actually occurred. Generally, court action o r tha threat of It prodded legislators Into mo­ tion. From this list, 14— M ary­ land, W est Virginia, Tennes­ see, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Minnesota, North Da­ kota, Nebraska, Kanaas, Okla homa, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana— are among tha 33 b I nI M �r: Hounds, Tribe, Lions Return To Boards Tonight franfnrh Persia Feb. 18. 1964 — Page 6 Its Dog Eat Dog In Scrap At Longwood Head By John A . Spolski Vivian from White Plains: Tha tima haa Juat about run Garry A Ruth Paans from out fo r you c irlit I mean thoaa of you who are Wayne, New Jersey; Cecil A planning on entering the A n ­ Sylvia Balcon o f Canada and nual Women’a Bowling Tour­ Harry 4 Helen Atkins of Har­ nament scheduled for the first rison, New York. two weakenda o f March. Round Robin action o f the Tha entriea fo r this tourney various league scores show end this coming Friday, Feb­ that Mary Dougherty and ruary 21st. Elaine Koetival were tho lead­ Surprising as It may sound, er* o f the lll-Nooner's Lea­ there are still quite a few gals gue. Mary’s 183 was high sin­ who think that just because gles, Elaine's 470 was high It’s a t o u r n a m e n t , well, for series. they're Just not good enough It was Helen Altman's nlte to compete. O f course that no­ to "tear ’em up" in the Mon­ tion is entirely silly. day eve women's scratch lea­ This tournament isn’t any gue. Helen rolled a 102/540 differen t than your weekly set. competition In league play be­ Iin 't It strange? 1 mean two cause it also Is handicapped. week* ago I was writing about So, i f you’re doing well as an Joe's Laundry of the Hl-Noonindividual or better yet as a c t'» League climbing from the team, then you’re eure to have cellar to the top spot in a pe­ yourself a good time by com riod o f 6 or 8 weeks and now petlng. Who knows, maybe I have another ' ' t u c c e u you’ll even capture some of story" to report to you. those beautiful trophies and In the Jet Bowler-ettes Lea­ money to hoot! gue o f Wednesday mornings, Come on girls. Let’s not Earns Insurance duplicated w ait until the laet minute to this feat, also. put your application in to Congratulations to Shirley Fran Morton, Association Sec Martin, Alice Sexton, Ann A l­ rotary. I honestly feel that mond and Meda Wiltshire. Corns to think o f it, I be­ this can be the blggeet thrill fo r you and your teammates lieve that this kind of a story and be the biggest tourna­ would apply equally well In ment you’ve ever had in this soma o f the other leagues, area. Only your participation too. In case 1 missed your and interest w ill tell the tale. team, give me a reminder on I t might not be a bad idea to It, O. K.T Last week’s play fo r the aturt dropping that "gentle hint” to Dear Husband, too. I Bowler-ettes had the high ser­ mean, let’s get him out here ies going to Isabel Goshom when you’re bowling to have who not only rolled her first him lend his vocal support. over-200 league game, but al Thare’a no charge for specta­ so showed ’em how fo r series with a 608. Congratulations tors! Since the men from this Isabel on that 210 acratch area will be scoring for the game. Clarence Wallla la again on g irls in their tournament, it's only proper that we acknowl­ top o f the heap for the Tues­ edge the fact that tha girls day nlte Businessmen's Lea­ w ill reciprocate fo r the gent's gue. I f memory aervea me cor rectly this certainly must be tourney, also. Pete Petersen Is doing the tha fifth or sixth time that "tub thumping" to build up this honor has fallsn to Mr. interest fo r the men's get-to­ W. W ally (h ot a 218/687 duo, gether, scheduled for the two A tta boy W ally. N ow he's weeks directly following the rolling as well aa he makes w o m e n ' i tournament, the those cabinets. I ju st go t through talking weekends o f March 14-15 and 21-22. Mora on this in next with aoma o f the members of tha Intcrscholastic Bowling week's column. I don't know whether I League. In order to determine who should thank Ev Kerr of the M ayfair Inn or the raln-mak will bowl on each Monday af cr Since it rained on Friday ternoon in this legaue, the a, m., we had quite a group of scores and average! o f those northern visitors here at the coming out fo r the Free Free lanes. t tics on Saturday afternoons Areas represented w e r e aro taken into consideration. N ew York State, New Jersey The point ia that evidently and Ontario, Canada. Wei some o f t h e s e youngsters come to the Finley's—Irene A aren’t aware o f tha faet that they should be out fo r the practlro on Saturday’s from noon til 2 p. m. They all bowl threa games each Saturday, plus the three Team w ** games in league on Mondays Evans • • • • • • • • • • . . 1 1 1 all fo r free. Boone ® The Lucky Draw promotion Colonial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I has now started. Whenever Edgcwatcr ..................... 7 yod bowl three games you’ll Winter Perk .................. 5 receive a ticket which is to be Bishop Moore ................ 5 deposited here at the Lanes. SEM INO LE ....................4 Oak Kidge ..................... 2 10 On April 20th w e’ll have the first drawing fo r the various Games Tonight prises totaling 81,400.00. How SEM INO LE at Winter Park about that, huhT Bishop Moore at Oak Ridge Don’t f o r g o t Moonlight Boone at Evans Bowling at 0 p. m. It's lots of Colonial at Edgewater fun. Metro Standings Legal Notice o r a f f u c a t io n ro m TAX DEED 1M.I* snerisa elate tee Legal Notice n o t ic e ISM. t "*NOT?CB IB HEREBY GIV­ EN, That Peter II. a Ruth M. John.on the holder of the fol­ lowing certificate hse filed aald certificate for tea deed to be leetied thereon. The cer­ tificate aomber end reer of iMueneo. tho deeerlptlon of In* properly, and the neme in which It wea aeeei.ed are ee follower . Certificate No. ITT Tear of laeuance 1 S S 0 _____ DESCRIPTION o r PROPERTT l.oto Dricrlbod In DB I I Pea* ioi * n a taa Pea# its *eetloa I Town.hlp SIS Reago S* E Namo In which aeeotiod Kll* sahoth a . McBride. All of eald property belna In tho County of B.mlnole, ito lt of IJerUal.'nlooa ouch cortltlcalo ohell be rtilccmtil •ccordlnr to U w tho property described In euch certificate will be eotd to the hlgheit bidder at the front door of the Sem lnoUOooety Court Houoo at Hanford. FlorIda. on tho first M «» 4 «I '» the won'll of **srch. 1*4*. which to tho Ind day of March. **Dal.,1 thli Ir<l of J ,B ‘ uary, lift . (Official Clerk e Beall Arthur II. Urchwlth. Sr, Clerk Circuit Ceurl. Seminole County, Florida tty: O. Troy Rsy. 7r". ° : r rublleh Jan. II A F*b. t, 11. ia m «. C U Q -II o r a p p m c a t io n BOB TAX IIKKII Its.ia FlarMa atatalc. n o t ic e ( Sec. •r i m b i NOTICE IB H E R E BY OIVKN, That Teler If. A Ruth M. Johnsoa the holder of tho fol­ lowing eortlflcoto has fll*4 stld eortlfleoto for tax d**d to bo lotuod thereon. The certlflcsto number and yesr of liiuonc#, tho description of tho property, and the nsme In which II was osaoestd ere os follows: Csrtlflcslo No. II* Tear of tesumnra 1110 tiicscRimox o r raorENTY That part Desc. In DU III Pete 111 iLoss Dots 11 A I I ) 111k II Banlando Nam* In which oeetesed Key Development A Realty Inc. All of esld property being In the County of ftemlnolo, state of Florid*. Unites such cortlflcal* shall be redeemed accord­ ing to law ih* property des­ cribed In aurh certificate will b* sold to tb* highest bidder at the front door of tho geniinolo County Court Hnuss at Sanford, Florida, on tho first Monday In tha month of March 1MI, which It tho Ind day of March. lift. Dated tills trd day of Jan­ uary. IM4. (Official Cltrk'e Baal) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk Cireult Court, •emlnolt County, Florid* Byt O. Troy lloy. Jr.. D.C. rublleh Jon. tl, A Feb. d, 11. ii. im . CDQ-lt Coach SHS Hangs Its O viedo P la y s Hopes On High 2 This W eek Scoring Bowes B y Joe Warden Walt Dturat' B y J a lls i Stenstrom Lim an Greyhound* will make It’a a aure thing that the an effort tonight to itop De- Seminole High School basket Land H lgh'i bid for the offi­ ball quintet Isn't going to set the Metro Conference on fire during the closing tilts o f the hsrdboard season. However, the Seminolea still h tv * a chance to gain aoma honors U tha Tribe's sensational scorer, Mike Bow el, c a d maintain his scoring punch. Bowes, with 87 points In the last three games, will lead th* Indians tonight whan they travel to Winter Park fo r a contest with th* WUdcata. I f Mika can continue his psc* the chances are exceptionally good that ha could grsb the Metro league's individual scoring title. At the moment the Sanford youngster has appeared In all of Seminole's I I contests this year. He has posted a total o f 330 point* and hat a game average of 18.3—less than one point behind Gary I’ relsser of Bishop Moore who tops tho circuit. rrclsser has a 19.2 average for 19 games and has two games remaining. Bowes has three games left to play. Bowes could add to bit to­ tal points— 330. by tha way— when th* Tribe tackles the Parkers this evening. In an earlier engagement the Scminolea detested Winter Park. Coach Ralph Stunipf's boys, with four wlni and eight loss­ es In loop competition, will be out to add tha fifth victory tonight. If they do, sod Bishop Moor* Is toppled by Oak Ridge, th* Semlnoles could leave their seventh place spot In tha Metro standings and climb Into a tie with tho Parkers fo r fifth place. Thus fa r this season Stumpf's outfit haa averaged 32.8 pointa offensively. De­ fensively they have had sn average o f 62.0 points scored •gainst them. Tonight Stumpf wiU proba­ bly go with Bowes, Ken Tyre, Barry Barks, Berry Johnson and any one of several addi­ tional members of th* squad. Friday night Seminole plays Boone in Orlando and Satur­ day night they'ra slated to visit New Smyrna Beach. cial Orange Belt Conference title when the 'Houndi enter­ tain the Bulldog! at the Longwood echool'a gymnasium. Twice before thii season the Greyhounds have been out­ fought by the Bulldogs. Earl­ ier in the season at DcLand the Bulldogs nosed out the Lyman quintet by four points. Last Friday night during Utc circuit'! tournament in Lees burg DcLand again beat the 'Houndi by four points. The Bulldogs went on to defeat Apopka in the finals and take the tourney crown. Coach Murray Arnold's Bull dogs lead tho second place Apopka Blue Darters by one game. I f Lyman, on its homo court, can take the Bulldogs tonight and Apopka takes Wildwood—which it is likely to do—the two loop leaders could go down to the wire with identical records. Lyman will bo paced to night by Bill Tolson, the le i' guc'a fourth ranked acorcr. Tolson has appeared in 20 gam ci, haa scored 305 points and has a game average of 15.3. Lyman'a Donnie Smith ia in aixth place among indi vidual acorcrt with 254 pointa in 17 contest! for a game average of 14.0. Game time is 0:30 with the start of the preliminary af fair between Utc little 'Hounds and the Baby Bulldogi. SANFORD W ILL HE represented in the Floridn State Junior Bovs Hnsketbali Tournament in this city, Feb. 28-29, by the Biddy League all »11 atari). Members of the Sanford squad to right) Mike Ferrell, squ ure (front "* ' row, 'left.................... Mett Morgan, Bobby Lundquist, Kenny Hinson and Bill Schmidt. (Back row, left to right) Bill Bracken, David Lee, Skipper Senkorik, Tommy Santiago and Bobby Powell. (Herald Photo) S0KC Marathon Race Gasti, Elorri Win Feature Looks Like Thriller Gasti Tonight's marathon lllh and Etorri brought post six home for the feature Ituahaway Dan. eighth game doubles win Tarantella. I t. Chief Itockelear, S. Ilock race should provide most of Tray. 4. Granlta Rock. T. Aqua- Monday night at the Orlaodo the thrills at the Sanford-Or- rana. 4. Rlltsn Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. SEVE NTH RACK — a/B Hlla The winner* had to over­ Undo kennel club. — Grade T — 1. Ilajah lleau, 3. A threesome o f distance Dna T.ee, t. Tumbling Ituth, 4. come an early lead held by Charlie McQuay. S. Harry H. race specialists headline the 4. Myatlcal. 7. da da. I. Dab­ pre-game favorites Astlgs and Irlarte, but the action high­ lineup for the 3/8ths mile ble Klin RIGHTS! ItACS: — B/ld Mila event and the winner la any­ — Grade It— 1. Do ltaal. S. light was a lengthy volley Make T'Mova. S. Illngo Fibber, with Ermu and Quintana In body’s gueai. Little Rhonda, one of the 4. Pahulnua Fare. I. Skua. 4. which all manner of dastling Duka Drake, 7. Jaaa auoileptad, shots were dished out by both slowest starters and fastest *. Amty'a Htmmrni-k finishers In the nation, will M A T H H AITI — R/l« Mila — sides. Grn.tr A— I. Rank Trual. S. Abasolo and Pradera put be going for her first 3/8lhs Two B.-ara, S. Ampla Ansta. 4. mile win o f the season. The R» Splendid, 4. Din,la Cull*. together a 3-3 combination In 4. Mu alt Farrell, I. Gator Dand. the Daily Double events to C. H. Scott pup had hey first S Dinaha Pag distance race start last week TKNTII IIACH — B'lB MU*— pay $120.30. Aids* was se­ but was shut oft by the pack Grade A— 1. Fit. t. Man cond to Pradera In the fourth ritrtch. S. Proper Fluor, 4. HlarJuat as site started to open up. llirht Kathy, 6. Cherokaa Sun- game for a 3-4 p erfect! worth 4. I-ockat Caeh. 7. 8396.G0. O. B.'s Column haa won her down. Churk Draka. I. Susan D .wltt Abasolo also took the third last two starts Including one HI.KVBNTH RACK — l/S Mile marathon event. Mrs. ft. M. — Grade V — 1. Mary Sirloin. game o f the Matinee, with G A IN E S V IL L E , — Spring Lillie's Shuey ran a sensation­ 2. Shury. I. Dlttla Rhonda. 4. Juanchu winning the fourth Stock. I. Itrtty Rat,a. 4. for a 3-5 afternoon double practice atarted fo r Univers­ al 40.66 in winning her last Hutan d. R "a Column. 7. II. A's Allen paying $71.40. ity o f Florida football play­ •tart and w a i unchallenged llavoc, 4. Silent Gram ers Saturday, and adjust- from start to finish. ment to new rule* ia ones Another greyhound who again a major source o f con­ could take the race U B. A.'s cern. Alice Havoc. The Frank ScHead Coach Ray Graves lich pup also can put on the and hia s ta ff will, fo r tha blinding finish and haa been tima being, coach the squats timed at leas than 41 seconds to play football from both In at least one dUtsnce race an offensiva and defensive this season. welterweight, and M IAM I BEACH. (U P I ) — rigu n , Tonight's entries: standpoint. Sugar Ramos, fenthsrwelght. “ It ’ll ho just like Jim Cor­ PIROT RACE — B/ie Mtto — "M oii, o f the boys will con­ UraSr It— 1. W. D.’s (>rm«»l. His stable also includes tinue aa two-way players,' S. Notified. I. Good Timing, 4. bett amt John L . Sullivan," formsr champions Luis Rod­ said Angelo Dundee Monday. Dormsn. 4. Ilypnotl'iuo, 4 . says Graves. "W hen rules Mho's Hot, I, Hwott Bhowsrs, welterweight, a n d A n g e l o , Cassius Clay’s rigues, are clarified, and after wa 4. Ilorliour Cholc* Ralph Dupas, junior middle­ t r a i n e r , wit* previewing NIXON It RACE — B/ia Milt— have had time to evaluate our (Irada r — 1. Ills Moontr, 2. personnel, our coaching will Joyotl, I. Viola. Tip. 4. O. It's Clay's title figh t with cham­ weight. So much travel la requir­ awing to cither a form of Dlpotlck. S. O r a t'uko, 4. Duo. pion So n ny Liston at the M i­ ty Csptstn, I. Wlrkot Harsh. ami Ilrsch Convention Hall, ed by Dundee*' work that platoon or three-team organ­ 1. Purohrtd blond Helen, his w ife, la a isation." THIRD RACE — B/te Mil* — Feb. 25. It— t. Hhknarl T.a Jont, Bark in 1802, a fast step- "boxing widow." Har blackGraves believes spring Rraita 2. Sloa'a Dal, 1. do Hllm. 4. practice ia a time fo r (1 ) Dana Itork, 4. Chubby Me- ping, fust-jabblng young Cor­ haired, lean-faced, mediumNath. 4. Klrata I'ata, T. Uhl- bett provided tiia flrat big sited husband le away from evaluation o f personnel and dy Ual, 4. Ilrownla Farry giving apeelal attention to FOURTH RA CE — S/l* Mil* upset for the world heavy­ their Miami horn* about four—Grad* M— 1. O. B.'a Arch. weight crown by knocking fifths o f tha time. younger boys, (2 ) lining up J. Huillln Hank, I. Joalt Rock, "And when Cley wins the the squad aa you expect to 4. Top Tailor, 4. Polly Tram. out veteran Sullivan, a burly begin the fall and (S ) teach­ 4. Holiday Star. I. Novel, I. slugger, in tha 21st round at heavyweight title," the 42Varla II. year-old globe-trotter aald, ing fundamentals, FIFTH It ACM — a/B E ll* — New Orleans. "Our spring game will be Grade T— I. Walk Ducky, 2. For the impending Liston- " I guess the only way 111 be Hanoi*, I. Jim Tray, 4. Partial held March jll," said Graves. Payment, 16-rounder, Dundee— able to eee my w ife and two I. Coamo Rocket. 4. Clay "B y that tima we should have Captain Adair, I. Wld* Octan, the busiest man in b o x in g - kids is to carry their pictures ll.A/a Ampla Magic with me.” the final word on exactly I. SIXTH EACH — B/IS HR# — predicted: what the new rules w ill al­ Orada F— 1. fltora Bought, I. Son Jimmy Is nine and "Cassius will taka th* title low in the way o f substitu­ on a knockout in the 11th or daughter Terri Is six. tion, and will have worked 17m Dundee* ar* a boxing The vellum head o f the ket­ 12th round. Old man Liston tha aquad accordingly." tledrum may be alackened or will get hit with ao many family. Angelo met Helen In Quarterback Tom Shannon tightened to produce any note left jabs he'll think th* New Y ork '* Madison Bquar* la the only player excused within its range o f half an oc crowd Is throwing glove* at Garden ths night U tlsn 'i from spring practice. tava. him. And he’ll mlse eo many cousin, Jackie Cranford, got punches at my elusive Cas­ licksd by on* o f Angolo's sius that he'll think be’e fighters. "C raw ford lost/* Angslo swinging et a shadow." NOTICE o r APPLICATION NOTICH OP APPI.STATION Dundee speak* with auth­ grinned, "but his cousla, H el­ POR TAX HEED FOR TAX HREH I l M t li * SM.SS PloriBa atatatt fire. 104.IB Florida Statute* ority. He is the busiest man en won." ■f I M I ) • f IB4*) in the fight game. In addi­ NOTICE IB HKIIKDY G IV ­ NOTICE !■ IIE IIK U r G IV ­ EN. That ,'otor M. A Ruth M. EN, That Potor II. * Ituth M. tion to training Casslua, he Johnson tho holdsr of th* fol- Johnsoa th* holdrr of tho fol­ lowing eortlflcoto haa fltod lowing rortlfloal* hts fll«1 manages or co-managera 17 said esrllflret* for taa dood to ••Id eortlflcoto for taa d*»d other professionals. They In­ ho Itsusd thsroon. Th* cortl- to b* Issued thoroon. Th* errfirsts number and r * * r of tlflcsto number and ytsr of clude world champions W il­ Issuance, th* itooorlptlon af th* Istusneo, th* description of th* lie Pestrsno, Light heavy­ property, and th* asm. la proporty. snd th* nsm* In weight, and Sugar Ramos, which it wat assessed ar* as which It was » » » • • » » * ar* os featherweight. followti followgi Certifies!* No. l ie Tear of Crrtlflcat* No. SSI Tsar of His stabla also Include* Issuance 111* Itausnr* ISS* DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTT UK«rHli»TIO.N OP PROPERTY former champion Lula Rod- Gators Begin Spring Practice C lay Likened To Corbett Legal Notice Legal Notice tiai. a ia ' Dot II Orlsntn Hardens Ind Add. Name In which assessed Paul A A Krmrldln* Tsppsrson. All of said property belna In th* County of ttemlnolt, attts of Florid*. Unites such cortlflcat* shall bt redeemed accordInn to low th* property deecrlboA In such corllflrnta will be told to th* highest bidder at ths front door of th* Bsinlnolo County Court lions* at Sanford, Florida, on tb* flrat Monday In th* month of March. ISSt. which Is tha Snd day of Maroh. test. Dated ihla Srd day of Jan­ uary, ti ll. (Official Clerk's Baal) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr, Clark Circuit Court, Bsmlnul* County, Florida Ityt a . Troy Ray. Jr, DC. Publish Jan. St A Fob. I. II. II. IMI. ' CDQ-II Rot IIS. J. O. Packards lot Add. to Midway Nam* In which assessed Kilo M. McDonald. All of sold pro­ perty bring In tho County of StmlBolo, Ststo of Florid*. Un­ is** ourh esrtlflmts shall ho rtdttmsd according to low tho BOSTON (U P I ) - L t r r y proporty doocrihod In ouch cor- Carney, 163, Lowell, Mass., tlflcsto will ho oold to th* highest bidder at the front outpointed J ob DbouccI, 188, door of th* grmlnol* County Boston, M an . (10). Court Itous# at Sanford, Flor­ id*. on th* first Monday In th* month of March, lil t , SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) which is th* Snd day of March, Fight Results 1114 Datrd this trd day of Janutry, IM I. (Official Clork'a goal) Arthur II. Uockwlth, Jr, Clark Circuit Court. Somlnels County, Florida Uyt O. Troy Ray, J r, D.C. Publish Jsn. SI, * Fob. 4, ID II. 1144. Clio.St a g f w . 9 Herald Sports W riter Oviedo's Lion* will end their regular cage season this week at home when they host Mt. Dora Bible tonight and Taylor High o f Pierson Friday night Rolling along with a 14-5 record, th* Liona nearly scor­ ed th* upeet o f the season when they held top-ranked, high scoring Orlando Evans to a meager 28 marker* while the Ovlcdlan* dumped in 22 in th* hard fought tilt. The Lions w ill be aiming for number 15 win tonight, as they host Paul Holder and hia fellow M t Dora Bible team­ mates. In the last contest between the schools, the Lions, slug­ gish from • heavy test sched­ ule, hnntmercd out a 68-55 decision ovor the underdog Bulldogs. Oviedo hopes to make a better showing to­ night, in preparation for the Class B Group Tournament, February 28 and 20 at Evans High School. Tha Bulldogi are paced by 5-foot-8 Junior Paul Holder, who ia on* o f Central Flor­ ida's top scorers. Holder man­ aged to dump in 10 against Oviedo while his teammate Eddie Baker swished the nets fo r 20. Mt. Dora uses tha fast braak effectively and is a hard team to dtfensa duo to their OBC Standings Team W Do Land ..• • • .• ,,«• «.* .• 9 Apopka S L Y M A N ...........................3 Wildwood ....................... 5 Leesburg ....................... 4 Lskevlew ....................... > Kissimmee ..................... 3 Game* Tonight DaLand at L Y M A N Leesburg at Lakevlaw Wildwood at Apopka L 1 2 5 6 6 7 9 Sea water eontalna a penny, worth o f gold In every million gallons. IRVEN Morris shows a better - thun • eight pound bass caught in a private lake near Luke Mary on Friday, Valen­ tine's Day. “ 1 hung • bigger one and fought him for thirty five minutes," nuid Morris, "but he broke my hook and got away." Boe&0 / N IG H T L Y BilO Except Sunday M ATIN E E S Wed.. E rl* Sat, KING & QUEEN STAKES FINALS — SATURDAY NIGHT THE H I-M ILER #?-C aw n fl a fM m ju te ti A MWO ' 9 fVlW f fW L A D IES N IG H T — T H U R SD AY Glaaa-Encloaad Heated Grandatand Luxurloua Clubhouaa Valet Parking F a y as yo u h au l ■O BEY N O M IN O R S! IVirVn got It Eddie Macbcn, 192. Redwood City. Calif., knocked out Duko Sabcdong, 216, Hawaii (1 ). coo^A ua h t NNF.l St. Lucia, (econd largest o f th* Windward Islands, lias south o f Martinquo in tho CaribbBU Sea. skill In handling th* ball. Tb* Bulldogs took th* runner-up •pot In the Lakes and Hill* Conference tournament, losIng only to hot ahootlng Flor­ ida Central Academy. Th* Liona should be In good condition fo r this contest but it Is not known fo r certain whether center Seth Rook w ill play. The improvement o f Billy Mlkler could b* a boost to tho Lion's offensiva and dafensivs game. Th* Lions, rolling along with a 63 point averaga, con­ tinue Improving thalr ballhandling aklll and rebounding. The absence o f Rook haa been pretty well taken car* o f by th* exceptional Improvement o f Tim Colbert in rebounding and by the play o f Jim Cour­ ier. Colbert a lio has steadily improved his shooting and la helping th* Liona maintain their scoring average. Ovirdo'a Junior varsity, also Improving, w ill be trying fo r their fifth win in a row to­ night aa they tackle their Bible e c h o o 1 counterparts. Paced by Bobby Stewart, Gardner Precdy and Giann Knowles, tha Baby Liona top­ pled ths Bulpup* 46 to 40 earlier in the season. Duo la the improvement o f the Baby Lions they ar* favored to re­ peat their performance. Probable atarters fo r Oviedo tonight will include forwards Mikler and Courier, guards Rex Brooks and Ted Bcllhorn and Colbert at canter. MU Dora will probably start Hold­ er, Barton, Mesalek, Baker and Douglas. Cl l i l t HWY. 17-92 .M ID W A Y B E TW E E N B ANFO BD ft O RLAND O 555 W . F irst S t P H . 322-2831 �•to Pnpe 6 — Feb. 18, 1964 i n fe r ! Annual Art ENJOYING THE ART SHOW wnre Mrs Bout-well (left) Mrs. Beth Gregory, rosette winner, nnd Mrs. Noel. Auxiliary Preview Fashions For Holds Meeting Those Who In Hall Constant n a g g i n g during a m eal does Httlii for a child's stomoch* Newspaper Enterprise* A s m . "Accent on youth" is the keynote o f the Paris designer collections fer spring. But It is an elegant, feminine youth, reminiscent of the *30t, a far cry from the world of the bobby-soxer. There was no one particu­ lar silhouette, but all the clothes were young looking. The booted and capped sport­ ive look Is dead and the little buy look on the way out. The gentle young woman la back. 8TAN ROWELL, non of Mr. und Mm. Chuck Rowell, North Edgemon Avenue, N o r t h Orlundo, celebrated his sixth birthday. O v e r 20 youngsters enjoyed gunies nnd group songs, in honor of the occa­ sion, a white cake with dark red roses and punch wero served to the group. Catholic WG Gathers In Hall By Mrs, Adam Muller The regular meeting o f Ht. Ann’* Catholic Sponsored By ShowAttracts Hundreds The fKth annual art exhibit: vfaltcra to the Sanford C lvlcith c Civic Center. 01 a dull I tier 12 year* of a2c were dl* and (ea, apunsored liy the Center between noon and 6 1paintings, 15 painting! by tne played. Sanford Scmlnole Art Aasocla- p.m. Sunday. U-to-lB-year-old group, and 14 Three Judge*. M r. GeveU lion, attracted hundred* o il In the large auditorium ol|picture* painted by thoac un-lDoozcr, of N e w Smyrna| By Mra. Adam Mailer The Auxiliary to the DeBary Fire Department met recent­ ly at the Fire Recreation Hall Mra. on Colomba R o a d . Thom a i Howard provided ever the meeting. Mra. Char le i Ulrich gave the invocation and Mra. Ed Hcaly led In the flag salute. During the budncn ses­ sion o f the meeting, severa reports were made. T Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, a member o f the Wektva Chap­ ter o f the DAR, gave a read ing on the lives of two presi­ dents, Abraham Lincoln an. George Washington, both born in the month o f February. The auxiliary accepted six new members: Mrs. B. Tiederman, Mrs. C. Vurglnac, Mrs. E. B. Belnat, Mrs. Dar­ win Bruce, Mrs. Bessie Aten and Mrs. H. Eaton. Refreshments w e r e ' served following the business session with hostesses Mrs. Gaston Crosby, Mrs. C. E. Ashley, Mra. E. E. Alcorn and Mrs. Myron Accardi serving. Mrs. Pierson Little was named as new chairman of the refresh­ ments. There were three visitors present for the meeting and social hour. Games were played with Mrs. Charles Ul­ rich, Mrs. Edward Healey and Mrs. Thomas Howard di­ recting. The auxiliary announced that a white elephant sale and a baked food sale would be held at the Recreation Hall on March T. Coffee and cake will be sold, plus a light lunch during the day. Mra. Paul Froetcher is chairman of the white elephant sale. Mrs. Charles Schneider is chair­ man o f the food and cake sale. Musical - Tea W o m a n ’» Guild was held on Wednesday In the Pariah Hall. Tho pres­ ident, Mra. Howard A. Yerkes, Introduced Mr. Tarlton of DeLand, who explained the driver* instruction course for those Interested In learning to drive. Mrs. William T. Joyce, chairman of the Layette Committee fo r the Catholic Charities, reported that aha received many donations o f garments and cash to carry out her project. Also it was announced that an afternoon social for all parishioners Is being planned fo r April I In the church hall. The president appointed Mrs. Robert E. Morrison as chairman o f the nominating committee, which will form a slate o f new officer* for the coming year. The meet­ ing waa closed with a prayer given by Father Gerard Davlln, Spiritual director o f the Guild. Skirts Just covered the knees. Kilted, pleated and flared, they flirted their way through every collection. The shape is back. Should­ ers are natural and Uie natur­ al waistline Is lightly (not tightly) accented. Suit Jackets were cither brief and filled, cardigans or blazers. All had long slender sleeves. Sleeves were Important in all the collcctiona — cap, long and kimono. And necklinri for daytime clothes feature wide collars and long lapels, sometimes extending lo the waist. Colors for daytime are as drllcatc as sosp bubbles. Pink Is the favorite, but there la a wide range of pale yel­ lows. greens and blues. Navy Is chic once again, highlight­ ed with white or scarlet. For'even in g, necklines are wide, plunging and daring. And a new length was shown for tho dinner dress — just above the ankle. Dior's collection b y Marc Bohan showed clothes for women who would never con­ fess to being a day over 40. Daytime hemlines cover the kneecaps. Suits are Jaunty with brief, semifitted Jackets fastening at tba waist and long, allm sleeves. Skirts swing with wide flat pleats or all-around kilting. Coati are tubular reding otes, straight, unfitted and •end-full. Thar* are also half coats to wear over suits. The dinner dresaea fall to just above the ankle. Fbrmal gown* ara slightly longer, or elio very abort Tho geoeral trend is a high-busted, slen­ der line and daring decollete* There w ain't a floral print in the entire collection. In stead, there ware bold plaids or trellis designs. Think Young Gerard youngest Pipart, at 30 the newcomer to the ranks of Paris high fashion, showed a collection for Nina Ricci which was beamed at his generation. His coats were slightly bloused and dou ble-breasted, often belted. His evening line included one of the most daring long evening fashions shown — a wide triangle cut out under cither arm, clear down to the waist on a long, slinky black crepe dress. Jules Crahay, produced a aumptous collection in his first year with Lanvin. His favorite theme for daytime suits U the battle Jacket with drawstring hem. Crahay goes all-out in hit evening gowns. Ills favorites are the brief embroidered bodice with a slender skirt and the full swinging gypsy dress. A group of charming debutante gowns reminiscent o f Gainborough were delight­ fully fresh and now. Chanel, naturally retains her easy, relaxed and Intense­ ly feminine line. New from her this season Is a doubleor triple • tiered aklrt with a hint of a flare, teamed with a matador jacket. Her colon would melt in your mouth. Soft pinks, blues, yellows and sometimes all three combined in tweed and etched In black vied with her usual numbers in navy, accented with scar­ let. Balmain creates for the sophisticated set who look for •qulslle workmanship and line in their clothes. He shows many princess or near -shlfti. St. Laurent completely de­ parted from Uie sportive, his signature In Uie past. His suits, with pleated aklrta, had a girlish look. Hip-length, double • breasted J a c k e t s were worn with flat-crowned square-brimmed hats and big bows worn on Uia bare neck. His evening dresaea put women In "c a g e s " — loose sheer tunica over slim underdressei. One group of evening dresses waa "country style." Provencal patterned cotton floor • length skirts wero worn with solid • colored shlrta and triangle head scar­ ves patterned like the aklrta. Pierre Cardin la the one designer this teasoa who doesn't believe In soft ele­ gance. Ho had tho startler o f the couture scene — an eve­ ning dross that had a V slash­ ed m low that the modal had to disguise her navel with putty. But this makes conver­ sation, not fashion, and the soft, feminine styles o f tho other couturiers will act the trend for spring. Beach; Fred Trlpplet, from Rollins College, and Edward Poucher, from Winter Park, awarded rosettea o f merit to several members. In the adult group were Mr*. Mildred Babcock, Mrs. Beth Gregory and Edmond Stowe receiving rosettes. Dan­ ny Smith, from the 12 to 16 year group, and Gall Cowan, irom the under 12 age group, were also awarded rosettea of merit. A popular vote by writter ballot was also taken to de termine the choice of the many vlewera. First choicz was “ Watting” by Mrs. Gret chen Lewis Crowell; seconc was the “ Florida Farm Scene" by Mr*. Fred Ball, and the third choice was "Sunlit" by Mrs. Mildred Babcock. The auditorium was beau­ tifully decorated with varloui types of plants. The back­ ground music was played by Paul Ifelnsohn on the organ. In an adjoining room re­ freshments were served on a lovely table centered with a flower arrangement of carna­ tions and green foliage. Serv­ ing the guests were Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. DcWitt, Mra. Stevens and Mra. Babcock. Mra. Etna Smith, the hos­ pitality chairman, carefully and smoothly managed the serving of refreshments. Joseph Mathlcux, president, and other members of the club greeted the guests who came from neighboring cltlc* and other states. The chairman of this year's exhibit was George Dodson, assisted by Mrs. Dodson and many other members of the association. The S a n f o r d Seminole Art Association pro tented a fine art exhibit which contributed greatly to the cut tural activities of this com­ munity. CREATIVE W OM AN . By Mr*. Adam Muller _ The DeBary Community * Methodist Church Social Hall was the aite recently fo r a Mu-icule and Tea, sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Her­ bert D. Gibb Post 259. Mm. Louis St. Amend was pro­ gram chairman. Miss Adelaide Conte play­ ed several selections on the organ console. Among the** were "The Lost Chord" by Sullivan; " I Heard The Sound o f Harpers" by Peete, "F in ­ landia" by Selbrllus; and "Y ou r Land and My Land" and several others. Elmer ITiompson with hi* accordion pluyed "Minuet In SEVERAL LADIES attending the silver ten were Mrs. Rigley Rrewerton G” ; the University o f Alaska (seated left), Mra. Sarah King, Mrs. Donald Klamm (standing left), Mrs. Cumpus song; and “ Do-ReLeon Walker, Mrs. William Stringfield and Mrs. Curtis Hughes. Me" from the "Sound o f Mus- 8 ic". John Corwall o f DeLand sang "Drink To Me Omy With Thine Eyes” , "Since I First Saw Your Face", and The Sanford Public Library both clubs assisted in the m-vcral others. was the site recently for sn handling o f refreshments. A reception followed the The visiting Sanfordites open house silver tea. Tills lo­ program with Mra. Peter contributed approximately (80 cal event was sponsored Joint­ Koppcnaal and Mr*. Frank to tbc library funds. Maher In charge. The rely by the Sanford Woman's The February meeting of freshment committee consistthe Homerocallis Circle was Club and Urn JayCce Wives ed o f Mrs. Rose W illiam*, 9 held at the home o f* Mrs. Club. chairman, Mr*. David Levy, Ralph Jarvis. Mrs. M.B. Smith The librarians welcomed Mra. John Leon*, Mrs. Ed­ opened the meeting with a the arriving guests at the mund Iovanna and Mra. Bet. prayer. Mra. Robert Martin door. Refreshments of punch ty Brown. The guests w et* presided over the business a n d beautifully decorated greeted at the door by Mra. meeting. A member announc­ cakes were served to the visi­ Sidney Swallow and Mr*. ed that the Garden Club tors. Floating hostesses from A lfred Newell. Th* buffet luncheon would be held Feb. table waa overlaid with an­ 20 and every member should tique lace cloth, centered with try to attend. a floral arrangement o f yrla Mra. Carl Moss reported on low daffodils, red cam atloss 9 a flower allow srhool she at­ and Japanese purple Irit. A t tended recently and gave the so beautifully arranged r a . members some valuable tips the Uble waa a Japanese doll, for the coming flower show flanked by twin rad taper* in which will he In held April. silver candelabra. Tea sand­ The Woman's District 3 of A report was also heard on wiches, cookies, red heart the United Daughters of Con the meeting o f the building mints and nut* were served rommittce from Mr*. Robert fcderacy, tho Norman Dcvcre to the guests. Th* flow er ar­ Zittrowvr. Howard Chapter, will meet rangements were mad* by A fter the business srasion, Wednesday. A coffee will be Mr*. Arne Erickien. Tba ) the mcmlicrs enjoyed a plant held at 9:30 followed by the Muaicale was closed with th* and white elephant sale. The aingfng o f th* legion's hymn member* were served delic­ meeting at 10 a.m. nf the month, "T h * Churches Stayor At Wilson will be ious refreshment* o f strawOn* Foundation” by Mr*. St. berry short cake and coffee guest speaker at the meeting. Amand, John Corwall and by the hostccs, assisted by Mrs. Charles E. Jones la the VADA STOFFER Robert N . McGe*. district director. her mother and daughter. Hemerocallis Silver Tea Held Circle Meets For Sale Vada Stoffer Joins Herald Mayor Wilson To Speak At Meeting Newest addition to The San­ DeBary Personals ford Herald's news staff is Miss Vada Stoffer, newly ap­ pointed society editor by Wat ter A. Giclow, publisher. Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Bots- have as their current guests Miss Stoffer, daughter of ford of Grande Vista enter­ Fred Bernritter and George Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stoffer, Rexac, both of St. klary, Kau. tained Mrs. Ed Jont's o f Gullof 410 Ediths Circle, is a na­ ford, Conn.; Mis* Billie Allyn Mr. and Mrs. George Butler tive of Alliance, Ohio, but has and Miss Marianna Bartrn, of Buena Vista have as their resided in Sanford since she both of Guslicn, Conn. guests, Mrs. Butler's parents, was two years old. Her fath­ er is an employe of Atlantic Timmy Sain, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith, Coast Line Railroad and is of Atlantic City, N. J., who M ri. A. L. Sain of Palmira local chairman of the Brother­ Drive, is getting along nicely have recently returned from hood of Locomotive Firemen an extended European trip. and has returned to school, and Engineers. after a stay in West Volusia A graduate of Seminole Mr. and Kirs. M. Weldon of Hospital, DeLand. Tim m y fell High School, she was a mem­ Plainfield, N. J., will build head on Into a atone wall ber of Uie Latin Club there while playing In a Junior Lea­ their new home on Naranja for three years. She has two Hoad on Gem Lake. gue basketball game. sisters, Sue Ann, 14, and Mrs. Bonnie Denault, also a news­ Mr. a n d Mr*. Edmund Kirs. 51. Faulkner of Valen­ paper reporter. Gernt of nalclgh, N. C., were cia Road was entertained at a luncheon at the DeBary the recent guesti of Mr. and Restaurant by Mtsa Samer- Mrs. Edward Allan of Marta Emba mink accounts for 65 vlllc and 3!rs. Schwaigcr of Hoad. per cent of the total retail fur DeBary. volume in the United Statei, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellia the Eniba Mink Breeders As­ Mrs. George Zeller had a* Jr. and their children, Sue sociation reports. her guests at the Pancake and Scott, from Crosswicks, Breakfast held in the Com­ N. J., are the guesti o f Mr. munity Center. Mrs. Michael and Mrs. Albert Salisbury of 1378 Cosby of North Orlando, and Azalea Drive. Mrs. Ellis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. her son. Salisbury. A neat, smoothly fitting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith of daytimer In half sixes that is pure sewing magic for the Howard Beach, Long Island, Enterprise beginner In sewing—and the N. Y ., were the guesti of Mr. and Mrs. David Levy o f Co­ expert, tool No. 1STS with Pboto-Guida lomba Road. The Smlthi will la la sizes 12* l i l t , 16tt, visit places of Intercat in the l i f t , 20V4, 22V4, 14Vt, 3 6 *. state before returning lo New Bust 3S to 41. Size 1414, 35 York. Mr. and Mrs. Clara Leiby bust, 4 yards of 35-inch. of Ocala were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jacobs To order tend 50 cents in of Mr. and Mra. J. V. Rich­ of Shell Road entertained Mr. coins for each pattern to; and 51ri. A. Silverman and ard*. The Lelbyea were fo r­ Creative Woman mer neighbors o f the Rich­ son. Jack, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Sanford Herald ards when they both lived in Box 431, Midtown Station New York 11, N. Y . Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Pekin, III., and later both Add 10 cent* for flrat-clasi Bernritter o f DeBary Court families lived in Chicago. mailing. Print name, address with tone, style number and siae. T B R D Film Presented T o ^ Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary o f th* Glndervillc Volunteer Fir* Department met at Uie bom* of Mrs. Louie Bridge*. Th* hostess for this gathering waa Mrs. L. W. Steinmeyer. Mr*. Lorraine Graham prosented a program and film on TBRD. Dr. Wing waa pre­ sent to further explain tho respiratory diaeasa and ans­ wer any questions. The 16 members attending the meeting were served re­ freshments. Food, nlshlng*. clothing, } houa* for. and recreation ac* 8 counted for a smaller share of urban family spending in 1960 than in 1950, tho U. 8. Depart­ ment o f Agriculture reports. L’Aiglon Personals Beauty Bonus Days! E V E R Y MON. - TUBS. - WED. TH RU TH E M ONTH OF FEB. More than three million Americana play the organ to­ day, compared with only * 00, 000 ten year* ago. the Am er­ ican Music Cantonacw re ­ ports. “SPECIALIZING IN CAKE J / Inaeraprins Renovation REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. A dream o f a w alk ing shoe SANFORD 111 Magnolia Avanua FIm m R A M IS! ,m*mr OF YO U R H A IR ” PERM ANENT W AVES LOOK ! ! A A A A to B Width* Auxiliary 912.59 915.M 917.5* 929.9* 125.09 935.99 W A V E (P L U S S H A P IN G ) W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) BIO W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) « 7.5* H IM I1I.J9 917A t 929.99 9*7.9# dfsrfJjy dnn&’A H A IR S T Y L IN G S ALO N M A B B L D U G G AN to B E T T Y A N N R H O W AR D SSO l 8 . P A R K A V K .PHONE 8 2 2 -4 9 1 I 'SahhsdtJt’A 200 E. Pint 84. L- �J* Television TU E SD AY P. M. 4 4* ( I ) Nawacopa (4) Nawa, Sports. Weather 4:1* (»> Editorial 4:14 ( I , Newa. Spans. V6t •attfnrl WmB FeE. I f . TW4 — P a w TT (D suaJi DEAR ABBY: You • ara my la d hop#. I am still Ur Judy Turnrf by an altcrnoon o( card play­ Phone U2-4433 looking for a man I met in ing by the ladle* and thrlr Weather Member*, wives ami guest* LaCrosie, Wisconsin, dur­ 4:14 ( I ) N#wa— Walter eras1guests, which they are en­ of VAII-9 gathered at Ihe NAS kits ing Work! War II. W# only couraged to bring. ballroom Ft i lay evening for ( ! ) Newa— Roa Cochran spent one evening together, Plan* lor the luncheon t i ) Huntley Drlaklay a Valentine'* d a y dinner tut lt w ai live m od wonder­ 1:44 ( I ) M-dduad were mad: at the recent dance. I t ) Adventure* I t Pareful evening of mjr life. All meeting of the club in the d li* The large crowd wai ic n e d I know Is that he had I I ) Rabat •teak, salad, potator* and NAS conlercnce room. Mr*. 1:14 f i t Mr. Novak "H E R B " tattooed on him Alive Beaulieu and Mrs. Sue 14) Combat vegetable* from n buffet ta­ and he'« from Sioux Fails, Mmld were the ItosU-tsc*. 4:04 (4) Rad Skaltoa ble The ballroom bad been South Dakota. I thank you. 4:40 13) You Don't Bay Other plans discussed In­ decorated with hundred* of t4> Mollalea Npvy CAN 'T FORGET HIM cluded selling tickets on a 4.-04 (4) Tho ilraataal Show ted heart*, red and white DF.AR C A N 'T: He went On Earth streamers and "Hoot Ow l" linen basket with the proceeds (>) Richard n « «n * Show that-a-way. to he u>cd for operating (4) Petticoat Junction emblem*. * a • 4:34 (4) Jack llanny funds. Ticket* are availably 14:40 ((> Gary Moors Mr. and Mr*. I’ at Wolcott DEAR AHHY: I am going from any club member. (4) Andy William* were t!>o winner* of the twist to bo married soon and I (4) Th* Funities Gi'cstt for the evening were contest. want a (m ail, dignified 11:44 (4) 14) New*. Weather. Mrs. Brigld Sattcrwhltc and Sports wedding. I want to wear a Those on the party com­ Mrs. Clara Tinlin. visitors of (4) Mid-Fla. New* ault and have a selected 11:41 41 Theater of the Star* mittee were CPU Kmll L. Mr*. Rhea Cooper. IH44 (4) Tonlaht Knew a beautiful black suit; but Itosc, chairman: J. W. GalThe hostesses served cherry NEW AIEMHERS OF the VAH-II officers wives club are greeted nt the (Color) every body 1 mention it (o mUh, G. W. Sturges, Wolcott, tarts, 11:44 <41 Movl* assorted sandwiches recent coffee nt the home of Mrs. II. F. Hryunt, left. Newcomers (left to tell* m* I shouldn't wear D. E. Warnock, G. H. Trim ­ and spiced lemonade. Those right) are Mra. it. J. Queen from Guam, Mra. Phillip Monroe from V All-9 W EDNESDAY A. M. black becausa K Isn't ble, B. L. Smith and R. E. present were Mrs. Jo Brown, and Mra. James Griffin from Michiffnn. 4i44 (4) •tlainaaUti "prop er." Who mad* up Harris. 4:14 ( I ) Bunahlne Almaaas Mr*. Barbara Driscoll, Mr*. ♦hat rule? 1 realize that (4) News, Weather Captain and Mrs. James Mary Sutton, Mrs. Janet Rod4:34 *) Drive, Farm deport black Is an unusual choice 4i«4 ( ! ) Florida History Mayo, Cdr. and Mr*. Warren gers and Mrs. Ruth Ferris for a wedding outfit, but I <4> Hunrla* btmautr IIotHer, Cdr. and Mrs. George who was appointed the new 1:44 tZ) Today look better In black than I Kimmont were among the publicity chairman of the (4) VVah* Up Mci-lo* 1:44 |4) Film Fsaiura* gueitj at the head table with group. (4) Mlckla Evans • • • Cdr. and Mr*. J. L. Shipman 1:44 14S I .oral Newa, Wealhtr 4:04 (4) Captain Kangaroo and Cdr. and Mrs. J. A. deMr*. William Goodman was 1:10 t*> lartoona Ganahl, skipper and excc of the hostess for the olficer* * :00 t t ) Divorce Court (4) American IllatorV the squadron, respectively. wive* of VAII-1 game night (4) Eaorcla* For Woman • • • Friday evening. Two tables of 411S (4) Cartoons The adage “ Blirnre i* gold­ 4:40 <*) Romper Room Officers wive* of VAH-S will bridge and several other en" really applies at the 14:44 13) (-• * Whaa be treated to a fashion show game* were played. (4) N av a bridge tab#. at their Thursday luncheon to A Valentine birthday cake <4) hpanleh South looked nl dummy nml 14:11 tz: Nsws be held at the El Prado in was presented by the hostess 14:1* ( I ) Hay Whaa remarked, **I don't think we Winter Park. to Mrs. Lou Musgrovc and (4) 1 L ot * Lucy bid enough." (4) December Rrld* The Eve Proctor ahop will was served with assorted can­ 11.44 ( ! ) Concentration HI* next romnrk rnme a supply the clothing and direc­ dles, nuts, chips, popcorn and ( I ) McCoys few momenta later,' when he tor of the show, and wives cotfec. Gag gilts were also <4> I'rlc* la IHsM 11:44 ( t ) Missing Llaka said, " I must lie the unlucklfrom the club will he the mo­ given to Mrs. Musgrove. (C olo n «-*t player in the world." dels. They are Mrs. Harry High scorer in the bridge (41 Pst* And Gladys (4) Th* objtct I* North replied, "Your part­ llryant, Mrs. Henry Dement. game was Mrs. R. K. Kiely. ners are the real unlucky Mrs. William Shattuck, Mrs. Others attending were Mrs. W EDNESDAY P. M. Gerald Colfce, Mrs. Robert I-conard Reinhart. Mr*. Jesse 11:44 ( i ) Your First Impress­ people. I f you talked lev* and thought more you would have ion Kuhlkc and Mrs. Charles Bal­ Tall, Mr*. John Hargcr. Mr*. t t ) 1-nv* of U f * made the hand.” James Hell, Mrs. James Dur­ lard. (SI Hrren Ks>a IZ:! ( (41 Newa South had stalled out all Hostesses for the event arc bin, Mrs. Roger Guest, Mrs. I f : ! * ( 4 1 rtsarch for Tomor­ right. He had decided to rro«a Mrs. H. J. Bakke, Mrs. Stern Roger 1-cniiliardi, Mr*. John row ru ff th* hand and, after tak­ Boltc and Mrs. John Cape- Moore, Mrs. Pat O'Gara, Mrs <() Father Knows Rest (>) Truth or Conicing dummy'* are o f apndes, well. John Spsrtz and Mr*. Paul HOSTESSES FOR Thursday's luncheon of the VAH-3 officers wives nre queneo* • • • South hud cashed hit high Wircman; 11:41 (4) Guiding Light Mrs. II. J. Ilnkke, Mrs. John Cn|>ewcll and Mrs. Stern Hollo. The ladies • • • 13:44 I I ) x n c News cluhs and diamonds, discard­ VAH-7 enlisted wive* will have planned a fashion show to follow thu luncheon nt the El Prado. 1:04 (4) llachalnr rather ing th* three of cluhs on the meet Thursday at the Acey CWO and Mrs. John Jack* C l Rrnl* Ford for the salad and main 10 a.m. Home of Mrs. D. A. ( I I News Wsathtr VAII-11 and Det. I officers second high diamond. Then Deucy club to elect officers were welcomed by the NAS 1:14 ( I ) Focus Turner. and appoint committee* (or supply department with a pi t- course. wive* bridge, 13:30. Home oi 1:44 (4) A* Tlia World Turaa h* ruffed his last cluh with To wind up the meal the Thursday, Feb. 20 ( I ) Nawa their newly formed club. luck supper held at the home Mr*. O. Z. Gentry. ( t ) Hclanca The ladle* met recently of CWO and Mr*. A. J. Stef- women will troop to thu home VAH-7 enlisted wives, 9:30 Staff officer* wive* bridge, 1:44 (4) Cartoons with Mr*. B. B. Brown, wife kovich. After the supper a of Mr*. D. C. Purdy for des­ a.m. Acey Deucy Club. 3:4* <41 Password 12 noon. Home of Mra. Wil­ ( I ) Ann Solhara of the commanding officer of game of bunco was played by sert and coffee. Mrs. J. D VAII-3 enlisted wive* club, ( t ) Lai's Make A Deal VAH-T, for an organizational the group. Moloney Is in charge of the meeting and houseware* par­ liam Iscnburg. 4:44 ( I ) Mouse Party 44) Day lu Court A gentleman ts a mnn A Valentine’* day theme entertainment for the even­ ty, 7:30 p.m. Home of Mr*. meeting at the homo of Ur*. VAH-t enlisted wives club, (3) Tha Doctors who— was carried out by the Ikis ing. Gary McDonald. t p.m, NAS ballroom. C. Stringer. 4:44 ( I I To Tall Ihe Truth ( I I General Hospital Those ut the luncheon were Friday, Feb. 21 All cnliitcd wive* in the toss and I.l. ( j g) Raymond VAII I enlisted wives rlub, In fillin g nut a question­ (31 Loretta Toung Mrs. B. W. Bartholomew’, 7:30 p.m. NAS Ballroom. VAII-11 and Det. 8 officer* squadron are Invited to at­ Lasher won the game prize. naire give* his right a g e 1:14 ( I ) New t tend the meeting which will Guests Included Cdr. and Mrs. W. A. Yellnek. Mr*. J. VAH-3 officer* wlvea lunch­ wives progressive dinner, 7 1:11 ( I ) Too Don't Say hut gallantly aubstracta a bit (Color) begin at 9:30 a.m. The club'* Mrs. Len Filing wood, Lt. ami It. Sandusky, Mr*. C. A. Al­ eon, 12:30 p.m. El Prado In p.m. Beginning at home ol from hi* w ife’* year*. ( I ) Edge of Night stated purpose I* to acquaint Mrs. Frank Wolfe, l.t. ami len, Mrs. I). It. Begin, Mrs. Winter Pork. Mr*. D. F. Munday. (5) (Jueen For A Day Never, never »ay*, "Funny, 4:44 ( I ) Match Gam* the wive* with each other, to Mrs. Raymond MUburn, CWO J. I*. Colour..i. Mr*. Betty VAII-5 ofllcera wive* lunch­ Monday, Feb. 84 (4) Hecrat Htorm help each other and to organ and Mrs. George McGowen Catron, Mrs. Sldrley Field*, eon, 12:30. Uarhlzon In Win­ Vigilante Navy Wivca Club ( I ) Trallmaatar Mr*. John McCracken, Mr*. ter Park. ue aocial event* to help pa** and Lt. and Mrs. Lasher. No. 211 potluck luncheon, 12 ( I I I ( I ) Nawa 4:4* ( I ) Born* and Alla* • • • It. D. Field, Mr*. Moloney. the month* ahead while their noon, NAS ballroom. ( I ) Unci# Wall Mrs. Michael Durant and Mrs. Munday and Mrs. Pur­ 1:44 ( ! ) Real or Grouch* in the r in r t'iT rn n iT . huibanda are at ica. jriH i-m . cut i f ir. ( I ) Dourboa Ktrtat Rest N i v r i t Present at the first meeting new baby (Lisa Em ory), are dy. i v w u r u n ur.ttiviii.i: 1:11 ( t ) Nawa • • • were Mr*. R. Pound*, Mr*. A. home from the hospital after ( I ) I .save It T o Reaver c d t m v. ri.niiiD V . M iT trn os' s m . i c v T i u * IN UllANtTIIIY VO. 1.1111 M. Armstrong, Mr*. C. K. L isa 'i birth, Feb. 3. Interesting Items during the run t v s nn i;n GULF LIFE INNIIRANCE TOMrilT IT fO P # HAMM is*.i* risHZs ,M iiiH Burdick, Mr*. I. J. Connely, Outgoing president, Mrs. C. busineii session of the VAHPANT, a FlorM* eorporalton. •z tasai NOTTCB IB hereby ( I r e s Plaintiff, Mr*. B. E. Johnion, Mr*. E. D. Reeves, was the hostess 3 officers wives coffee Includ­ n o t ic e is iirnnnr niv. thot 1 am engaged In bualnena -vaE. Doty. Mr*. J. H. Buuard, for both the old anil new ed plans to organize a weight KS. T in t Polar II. * Huth SI. at 3o Hou'li Illway 1T-IZ, Can. ROIIERT H DVLTON anl Jnhnenn th* holler uf tha fn|. Seminole C o u n t y , N(STICK o r SPIT Mr*. E. Grant, Mr*. J. A. board members of the Chief reducing group among Uie lowing certificate haa flle.l aelbrrry, MARY I DAI.TON. h'» wlfs: Florida, under lha fletltloue THE BTATI3 OF FLORID* TO ant HI(IH''Oi: F ALLIN an! wive* club wives. Denny and Mr*. C. R. Brown. Petty Officers ail-1 (-•rtlflcau for tsx tired name of, Caeeelbarry Land Co., R A L P H JOHN WARD. Jit , WILT,IK FAD.IN. hi- wife; • * • WHOSE RESIDENCE IS tad NORMA LKB PKItllT, Tentative arrangements are to be lasiatl thereon. Tha car­ and that I Intend to ragtatar meeting at her home. t’ ll '•a t a numhir and r » * r of aeld name with tha Clark of UNKNOWN AND LAST Dsfsnilanla. A Valentine sweetheart w ai The board member* dis­ for the members to compete laauanr*. tha description of tha lha Circuit Court. Seminole KNOWN ADDRESS IR i NOTICE o r UAI.I3 1141 OREOO AVENUE, presented to Id. and Mr*. cussed plans for the coming in small sections with the los­ property, and tha nam* In County. Florida, In accordance NOTICE IH HERE BY G I V ­ nhlrh It waa attested ara aa with the prorlalone of tha Fie. FLORKNCK. SOUTH CAR- EN lhal on llis SHh it»r nf Giles Baler in Uie form of a year’s activities and outlined ers treating die winner* to f o llo w !: Illloue Vime matutea, lo-wtl: OLIVA: February, A. D 1144. al Ih# Taar ut’ Kectlun H i 0* Florida Statute# sevin pound-plui baby girl a program for Wednesday's something fattening like a hot CeMlflratt Vo. Its A (worn Complaint having hour of 11:00 oM.nk A M at Issuance 11(0 H it. been filed again*! you In lha fudge lundac at the eud of tbe zicsenii*Tiov oc raorcRTi lha front door of th# Court meeting of the club. Friday. Hlg: Hibbard Caaatlharry Clrcalt Court In and for Heml• • * Lot (. VVaahln*ton Park Orta- Publlah Fab. 14, 14, A Mar. I. nola County. Florida, by AL ­ llous* In Haminole County. Attending w e n Mrs. J. 3. designated time. Florida. CHy of Hanford. |h* 14. 11(4. MA JANE WARD, for divorce, Honorable Arthur It. Rackwlth, The coffee was held at tha do lira. Bryan B. Brown, wife Stanklewlcx, Mrs. Alvera Kel­ Kama la which eaatatad Solo­ CDR-** th* short till* of which la A I— Jr., Clark of Ih* Circuit Court of the new commanding offi­ ly. Mrs. J. r . Uhr, Mr*. W. n home of Mrs. II. F. Bryant. mon a Prettle* llrowdy. All of MA JANE WARD, rialnllff. of Hsmlnol* County, Florida, cer of VAH-7, presided over Armitrong, Mrs. J. J. Hay, Assisting her as hostesses eald property bain* In tha la lb# lo u r* m i the Cwwaty versus. R ALPH JOHN WARD. will offer for sals to ths IHahfount)- of H-mlnol*. Plata of Judae. arwalaale County, Slate J l l , Defendant, that* praasnta tat bidder at pulillo outcry for her first meeting of the wives Mrs. C. E. Morton, Mrs. P. J. were Mrs. G. H. Daigle and Florida. Unites such certifi­ ara lo command you to appear rash, Ih* following described uf Flurldu. Iw I'ml.a ,e and f l i t your Answer or other properly of the Defendant*, Weber. Mrs. J. P. Beit, Mr*. Mrs. C. J. Youngblide. Ap­ cate shall ba redeemed accord­ lu re Ihe Metals eft club Thursday evening. ing to law tha property deedtfans* or pleading herein •lluat* and Irtng In Hsmlnol* ' Officers wive* of the squad­ R. R. Pope, Mra. J. II. O'Don­ proximately 50 wives attend­ crlbad In aurh aertlflcata will JA KE T. NEWBY, Dooooaod with tba Clark of lha Circuit County, Florida, to-wllt ba aold to tha highest blddar ron met at the Capri re»tau- nell, Mrs. A. A. Valller and ed. Court * f Hsmlnol* Cot-nty, F IN A L NOTH’ M 1x>t I, lllork 40, Bsotloa 4. Florida, and sere* a copy Several new membars were at tha front door nf tha Kamirant for a dlnner-soclal-buil- Mr*. W. A. Wigg. Notice la hereby alyoa that RinitmnAN h o m e s . *enola County Court Hnuae at lha un-laralanad will, on lha thereof aa P laintiff# attor­ • • • fording lo lha plat there­ welcomed by tho group. Hanford, Florida, on tha flrai ne** meeting. Mr*. Kenneth 11th day of Maroh. A. D. 11(1. ney. Carroll llurhe. Attorney of, recorded In Plat llook Oficert, thtir wive* and These were Mrs. James Grif­ Monday In lha month o f March present Knney was Introduced a* the tai tha Honorable at l a w , P. o. Drawer 7. Han­ 4. pegs 41, Public Record* 1**4. which la lha tnd day of County Jud*a of MKMINOl.K ford, Florida, on or before of aamlnol* County, Flor­ wife of Ihe new executive of­ guests of VAH-3 attended a fin. Mrs. Phillip Monroe and March. l ) ( t . County, Flortdo. her final re­ th* l l h day nr March, A. D. ida. Dated thla Ird day e f Jan­ turn, amount and vouchers, *e I l l * , or otherwise doer** pro squadron party Friday even­ Mrs. R. J. Queen. ficer. Thla aala I* made pursuant uary, 1**4. confaaoo will b* entered Adtnlnletratrli ct* of lha V. Mrs. Charles Kaufman and (Official Clerk'a SaalV te th* Final Deere* of fortHoitetse* for the Valentine ing In tba Afterburner where against you. tat* of Jek* T. Newby, dooooarlosur# In ih* ohov* causa. Arthur II nackwllh. Jr., ed and al aold lim a the* and T h * Banford Herald I* de­ meeting were Mr*. Edward a Umbo contest w ai the high Mr*. Al Aantar were guest* Chancery Casa No. 19411, en­ Clark Circuit Court, signated aa a newspaper of a* was Mr*. Alan Week* who Foy and Mr*. Donald Dcnault. point o f the party. thtr*. make application to tha general circulation la which tered by Ihe Honorable Voll* Haminole County. Florida said Judas for a final aetlleHrart-ahaped n a m e tag*, M ri. Jack Lillis was th* rame to outline the plan* for lly: G. Troy Hay, Jr.. DC. ment of hur administration nf thla oltatlon shall b* publish­ A. Williams. Jr . Judas of Ih* Publish Jan. ! l * Fab. 4, II, one* each weak for four said Court, on th* l ll h day of the bombing derby. flowery place card* and a best "litn bocr," beating out said aalaie, and for an ordar ed February, A. D. 39*4. consecutive w a lk s II. 1**4. IN VVITNF.8H WHEREOF, 1 discharging bar aa auch AdOther business Included cp Q -n centerpiece arrangement of Cdr. Paul Werner and Lt. WITNESS my hand and of. mlnlatratrla eta. have h e r e un t o eel my hand flctat aaal of th* Cltrk of Ih* passing around new "scuttle­ red and white carnation* and Dave Fall. Dated tbl* lha 11th day of Clroult Court on thli th* Slat and official seal tbit lllh day Mia l it *: n r a i ' i h .M' a t i o n February. A. D. 1*44. mum* carried out the theme. Wlvea o f the group brought butt" abcets. m i l T V * IIF.KD day of January. A. D. 19(4. of February, A. D. 1144. (Circuit Court treat) • • • (Sac. SI.in F ier i* * sialwlaa I.uctla Newby Bryant (MEAL) Mr*. H. S. Donaldson won the variety of finger foods Arthur )L Beckwith. Jr, Aa Admlnlairatrls *1* of ■r i s i t ) Arthur II. Raokwltk. Jr, Mr. and Mrs. George Cuza tli* Hotel* of an apothecary Jar filled with served. Mrs. Fall and Mrs. Clark of th* Circuit Court, NOTICE Id I IE I t K U r GIVKN. Clerk of ih* Clroult Court Jake T. N e a l y Hsmlnol* County, Florida Byi Martha T. Vlhlaa, DC. red Valentine randy and Vincent Monroa bad mads the of Chatham, N. J., arrived That Patar H. A Huth M JohnDaceeead llyi Baadra H. Johnaoa Carroll Burk* recently for a two week visit aon tha holdar o f lha follow- R. W. WARM. Attorney Mr*. Gerald Dromerbauicn plans for tha party. Deputy Clark tnc cartlfloata haa fllad aeld Attorney for Plaintiff • • • NANDEIIH. McKWAN, with their daughter and son- rartlflrata for tax dead to ha Admlnlatrotrta wt>n the centerpiece, both giv­ Suit* 111 Atlantia Nollooot P. O. Iloa 1414. SCHWAB/. A MIMH Hank Building Mrs. lla rvey Aubuchon and in-law, l.t and Mrs. K. 11. Itaued tharton. Tba certifi­ Hanford, Florida. en a* doorpri/e*. 104 East Central Avenue P. O. Drawer T. cate number and year of Orlando, Florida The meal of ham or SwU* Mrs. R. S. Beat were hos­ Cooke. laauanca, tha daacrlptlon of lha Publish Feb. 14. *4 * May. I, Sanford, Florida • » • Publlak Fob. 4. 1L I I. M. 1144 Publlah Fab. tl. 14(4. property, and the aamea In 10. ||4(. steak with baked bean* and tesses at a luncheon for the CDR-t* CDH-44 CDR-tl which It waa aaaaaaad ara aa Mrs. Al Blundrn, a guest of fnllowre: scalloped potatoes was served offliera wlvas of VAH -lt and Taar ef with a dessert of Ice cream Det. • Thursday. The buffet the officer* wive* club of Certificate No TCI leatianre 1*40 topped with creme de month, was held at the Barblzon in VAH-3 at their bridge Thurs­ ■iF.ai H i r r m v o r p r o p e r t y day, took high honor* and Id IT IA. orient* Harden* Flrat Winter Park. to the ladies attending. "T h * Moat Popular A centerpiece of red and Mrs. Nick klrrgo wat second Addition J E T - JOB They wrre Mr*. R. M. DunName la which aaaaaaad Or­ Icavy, Mr*. It. L. Merrill, white mums, baby'a breath high. ient* Kern.Ilea Inc. All of aeld S T E A K S A N D W IC H S A N D W IC H The bridge was held at Uie property bain* In lha County Mr*. Marshall Billick. M tl-a and tiny felt hearta was won nf Seminole mate of Florida, R I A L S T E A K — N O T HAM BURGER It. L. Rankm, Mr*. J. E. Rob­ by Mrs. J. y. Barlow as a home of Mr*. John Dralm. t'nleea auch certificate ehell la Pennsylvania’* ison. Mr*. L. P. Croke. Mr*. doorprfce. Name places o f Others present were Mr*. Ro­ ba redeemed according to law tha property deocrlbed In auch J. E. ChapdeJaiue, Mr*. D. gold doilies and red hearts bert Lovelace, Mr*. Vincent certificate will ba aold to tha R. Sharp, Mrs. J. R. Tuttle, had been made by the hos­ Monroe, Mr*. Cliff Thompson, hlaheet bidder al tha front o f tho Seminole County H O U S E S P E C IA L ! m o o t t a r t y s a n d w i c h t o i t v b e v e r e a t e n i Mr*. D. C. Ord. Mr*. R. E. tesses and similar decorations Mrs. Rob Watson, Mrs. Gar- door Court Home ol Sonford. Flor­ aid Mickelson. Ur*. Sieve ida. on lha flrat Monday In Lavender. Mr*. It. h • llcieau, were on the tabic*. During tha short business lt> an, Mr*. Betty Lackey, Ihe nmntk of March. 1*41, Mr*. U. L. Wright. Mr*. A. M. which la lb* Ind day e f March, S PIC Y D ELICIOUS GOLDEN FR IE D TANG Y Campbell and Mr*. George session after the lunch plans Mrs. Ilertle Brough and Mr*. 1**4. Det*d this ird day o f JagRalph Feehack. (or Saturday evening's pro Uffman. uary. I a** 9 • I PEPPER STEAK SAUCE O N IO N S • • • grcsilve dinner party were (Official Clark'* Seal) COMLNG EVENTS Member* of the Vigilante completed. It srtll begin at the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark Clrtult court. Wednesday, Feb. I t Navy Wlvea Club No. I l l will home of Mrs. D. F . Munday A M IA L IN ITSELF FOR ONLY Me — Haminole County, Florida CPO wive* club meeting, I have a covered dish luncheon where punch and hors de By: tl. Troy Key. J r, D.C. Publlib Jao. I I 4b Fob. 4. U. " ONORA RD. 322-7512 Monday, Feb. : t el the NAS ouvres wIU be served and con­ p in. NAS ballroom. II. 14( 4. VAH-t officer* wives bridge, CDQ-14 batlroum. U will b* followed tinue to Mrs. J, a . Dennison By Abigail Van Buren do In colors (T am a silver blonde). Would it be ter­ ribly wrong to wear black? If other people can get married on horseback and underwater, why can't I be married In black? LIKES BLACK D E AR LIKES: You can If you want to, but almost anything else would be moro appropriate. • * * D EAn ABBY: This Is for Gordy'a wife, who made excuses to her friend* for tho "Strange looking designi" on her walls, instead of ad­ mitting that her husband threw food around when ho got mad. Sha said he threw a "potato fit " and tossed the creamed potatoes at her. My husband used to throw fits like that, too. Ha thought, because I earn* from a strict Catholic fam ­ ily and waa taught that marriage wa* a cross t would have lo carry until death do us part, that 1 QjCtOoblJ. O ft (B / d cU p Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice JET LANES 9 C O N FID E N TIAL TO " A H A IR Y A P E IN LE X IN G ­ T O N ": A 22-ycar-old " g i r l " should not need her mo­ ther's pcrsmlsalon to shave her leg*. You are of age. They are your leg*, and the decision ia yours as welt, a * * Oet K o ff your cheat. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ARBY, Box 3345. Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. s e e For Abby’a booklet, "H ow T o Have A Lovely Wedding," aend 5o cents to Ahby. Box 33M, Bevery Hills Calif. By Oswold Jacoby a apada with tha nine c f trumps. A t thla point W est overruffed with thu ten and led back a trump whereupon *149 South had to go down ona BART w m trick. AKJB4I * 109 Had South used hi* brains 94 to a 3 94 7 » rather tliun his mouth he 9 Q 10 9 7 3 ♦ JS + Q 10 9 • ♦ J7 1 would huvo remembered that R o trru (D> he had only bid six and that *8 it behooved him to play as 94AQ94 safely aa possible fo r his con­ 4 AKII1 tract. A fter he had cashed + AKI North and South vulnerable fir * cords in side euita and South. West Narth Cast Ihe deuce and four o f trump* Taea 1 4 Pass 1♦ he had eevren tricks. Ha could Pass Paaa 894 394 be certain o f five more tricks Past Pass Peas 194 if ha started to ru ff high. He Opening lead— A 14 would bring In four tricks tht deuct o f trumpi, ruffed a with tha ace, king, queen and sped* with tha four of jack o f trumpi and would ba trumpi, ruffed a diamond aura to make another trick with the right nf trumps and with either the eight or nine. NORTH A AQ753 94 KJ82 ♦ 4 (jJs. Jh& Woman Legal Notice weald never leers him. Bu4 because I had to carry the croai didn't mean I had to let him crucify m e on i t Well, he threw a kettle of hot chili at me. 1 called a witness sod had him com­ mitted. Thank ym . " F R E E " , IN JO PLIN , MO. * a a this ia what I had fo r lonrh" when hla wlfa hai prepared on* o f hla favorita dirites for dinner. Never remarks, " I f that Isn't just tike a woman" when tome other woman docs something stupid. CiinsUor* hi* wife as helplus* a* other women when It rnmra to opening door*, car­ rying heavy packages, or moving furniture. Matinges to look pleased rather Uian unpleasantly sur­ prised when he comes hom* from work a bit early and find* his w ife’s bridge four­ some allll going strong. Doesn’t road the nowspnper at hraakfaat—or gives hia wife half o f IL Invites hie wlfa out to din­ ner now and then Instead of walling until she has such r I(ml case o f cabin fever alio insists on going out Bays to hia w ife after a dinner (even one thnt didn't go *o w ell), "That wa* a wonderful meal and 1 think everyone had a good time.” Telephone* hit wlfa to let o \i t u Rior-IM ( 4J4r\ r j THIAlRf EaSa T u l l e Tte* * U K # “Tba Wheeler Dealer*" I'la* Al l i i t Oalf "llarabbae" — la (.’alar W ED. A THUMB, t'orlaai Fa** Nile* “TALI. anillY" Aetbmir I'erhino " T i m SUNDOWNEM*" Robert Mllrkau — Color By Ruth muich her know whaa ha Is bring­ ing hom* an out-of-towa friend o r business associate. Treat* hla w ife's friends and relatives with hla best brand o f h oip lu llty. N ever tells a funny atory about hia w ife that ha knows will smbarraaa bar. Thoia ara ths qualities o f a gentleman— from a w ife's point o f view. TV RENTAL • Bales • Service Seminole T V F A 3-4919 Zenith Color T V Bales 2600 Banford Ava. S TA R TS SUN. ’’’' F i l l * * R i T Z N O W thru W ED. A D U L T COMEDY Jacb gm m on, �Wft V lE M W m ll Legal Notice M S T K i YPO rPiOT// VtXJ 6MOULD NiVER LOOK IN THE BARREL OP A 60N v UKB THAT.' r NOk> rX M OVED L A S T !! YOUR k MOVE! ' N O !! MOVE V !! REAU.Y ? I NEVER ^ V/feu, I TRiEP t o p r s rr a m p it MAPE THift FUNNY WHISTLING n o s e POSIT SO OUT WITHOUT >CuZ GALOSHES, S O B*CK AMP t r y FlR'NS IT AfeAiN HA? ON8 CO THAT . ZERO.' SAY AGAn ? fj/r M Y D E A R /( P R IS C IL L A ! -^ T H E R E A R E JU ST S A W ms TOUR G I V E Y O U A J f IT'S A ^ W IN T .- 3 / (S U E / P E O P L E IN ^ .T H E W ORLD W HO? > IlM . MOM 3 .I & O .O O Q O O O . o r A P P L IC A T IO N r o n TAX DKKD YOU SOUND JUST UK* / / H I . HOLLYHOCK! T H A T W AS M Y MOVE! PONT 60 OUT WITHOUT YCU8 feA.OS-ES.2ESO th a t NOTICK THAT C U TS l IT D O W N TO s l, S9Q.OOOIOOO IM .II F l.rld n IH H I" ■r it io i NOTICE I* HERE BT OIV. E.V. That Peter H. A Roth M. Johnson th. holder #f th« fol* lowlnr etrtlfleat* ha* f lla<l ■aid eartlflcaia for t i « dted to ba lamed thereon. The certlflcat* number and r ' » r of laauanca. tht description of tha property, and th* name In which It waa aaeaeted ara at follow*: Certlflcat* No. I0» Taar of taeuanre 1X 0 DKarRIPTION o r PROPERTY Lot 113. J. O. Packard1* lit Add. to Midway Name In which aseteied Dorle Wllaon. All of eald pro­ perty belnr In th* County of ftemlnotf, Stat* of Florid*. L'nleae tuch certlflcat* shall he reiltemed accordln* to law tha property deacrlhed In euch certlflcat* will be told to th. highest bidder at th* front door of th* Seminole County Court lloue* at Sanford, Flor­ ida. on tha flrat Monday In tha month of March. 1114. which la the 3nd day of March. 11*4. bated tht* trd day of Jan­ uary. 1*44. (Official Clerk* Seal) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr, Clark Circuit Court. Scnlnol* County, Florida fly: U. Troy Ray. Jr.. DC. Pnblleh ft A Fab. 4. 11. II. 1144. CDQ.lt • A T THE NICE , LETTER I COT-! FROM THE DANK — i TODAY ,— x f e r M A D ’c a u s e twbIPJAIN OF THE BASKETBALL A M G A V E T C X i H IS^ *----- ;> *— PCTUW B? 7 ~ - < V g 9 / J U WMAT5 N t e AQOUT IT? IT SAYS YOU'RE OVERDRAWN 1 AND THEY |tf»> DEMAND < T )> PAYMENT* r j IMMEDIATELY H ^ T tA fA PICTURE/ 1 M ow CAN WELL.ATLEAOT j:i||| NOTICE OF AFPLIL ATIO.N FOR TAX DEED (lee. 184.18 Florida Ita ta tN • I 18481 NOTICE IS HEREDT OIV. KN. That Peter II. A Ruth MJohnton th* holder of th. fol­ lowing certlflcat* has filed said certlflcat. for tax deed to b . lamed thereon. Tha certlflcat* number and year of Itauanc*. th* description of tha property, and th. name In which It was assessed ara as followi: Certlflcat* No. 441 Taar af laeuanre 1141 DESCRIPTION OP PROPERTT N 3417 r t of 8 111 Pt of W 41T.4 Ft of N H of S-ffl* Of NtVU of S W 14 section 14 Townthlp 308 Rang* 13E Nam* In which ateeaaed T. B. A Mancl* L. Peteat. All of said property bring In th* County of Samlnol*. Stat* of Florida. Unless such cartlflcat* shall b* redeemed accord­ ing to law th. proparty doaerlbwl In such certlflcat* win ha sold to tha highest bidder at th* front door of th* Seminot* County Court House at Sanford, Florida, on th* flrat Monday In tha month of March, t i ll , which Is th* 3nd day of March. 1144. Dated thlt 3rd day of Jan­ uary. 1*44. (Official Clerk's Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Samlnol* County, Florida By: O. Troy Ray. Jr.. DC. Puhllth Jan. 31 A Fob. 4. 11, tl. 1144. CDQ-14 TH E V COULD MAVB -T IGNORED THE -< .V ^ W H O L E J % 1 THING fljr -x y TOOK T T 'V ^ ' THe t u b V 11 THEY TROUBLE ) ----► TO v 3 V * L WRITE l V - M “ TpA T^Ju sr AND HG PACE IS HARD To - SEE/ r (- T B A b AN D SHOULDERS TAu e r THAN THE OTHER. GUTS/ • WOULD SOU 0 OH 82 HAMS A R J N C H IN 7H E N O e £ C £ A WOCINTUBFANTB? iU -T A L e B O T V I/ H E H H & T .. . I kN O W SOU C AN T 00 BOTH 7H IM 26 AT*TH 6 6AU B 1W G I THAT OUYHA3 OSVACkABLB CO-ORDINATION. OOtf. cFLMXJ M U llt o A ih . J 3 't l • rnTw-BairTk h* U M a* • " t i unown, rmnvK Or KXOM.AND MY JASON??? HO*/ WHAT 18 IT I KNOW ABOUT ■iJABON f _ ■ RN lll S T O P DAYM fAM IN Al FINISH CHOFFIM* THAT NOOP, THIN 8PAPB OP AN J O t » rOK CAWAGES, WHILE CM AT TH*__ -----------— ---- r MOVISI v l » twYiu s t o nUCMBCKl IT FlH* , * 0 PAR. HARP TO HAAGlit PESCRRUG A WIFE ANP FOUR TOTE— „ ALW. IM SIRE THANKFUL VOU All FOUUP HIM AMDEAFSP W k BURPEWl WORK-WIM, NTS WORD* A T HE* LUCKY, T00_ DOZEN LIKE £ MARR1EPI X | PtHOlW A HOME. FEEL LIK E A URD OUT OP J IN A WCR F A R lV A C A O E_ WITH HIM TO V SO QUICK! ANP I* su pport u s ! • m i c r r i R off , n o , fT r1 POUBT, THAN HE< » V SR M EW l uumuo/i < IHOUMTKXi SAID YOU WEAK O0M9 HOUMI , W____ ( LET US DANCE -------- FASTER--FASTER HAPPIER-HAPPIER- y — Air. Wo’va always hots start to ways and r u m of pleas- •rr* BMO.VS0, v TOOT A I ’VE DONE IT/ UKf AIL THE REST—HE » UNDER THE POWER OF AW DRUM/X ■ HAVE CONQUERED Die PHANTOM.' M |$P(ClAUY WHEil TH* KIPR PUMHMTBD> Hurt’s h UIi i m » l i n t tits esc*lint Mirks i t Souther* MMP# ^ m a m oM Y 'w E V E R 5ATM FIBM HR KWPS •TRA IN W TO n u iM B E R W S fA S r. IN T H E CIRCUIT COVRT OP T H E NINTH J tD IC IA L CIR. C U T IN AND FOR SE HA­ NOI. E COV N T ! . FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. I3TIS THE BOWERY l A V I X O I BANK. Plaintiff, va. JOHN K. CRITES. et as and at al. Defendant*. NOTICE OF 81 IT IN WORTUAOK FORECLOSURE TOi ROBERT R. COLBY and LEADA T. COLBY, hi* wife RESIDENCES Sill West Fourth Itroet, Rano, Nevada Tou are hereby notified that a Complaint to foracloa* a certain mortgag* encumbering tha following described real proparty, to-wlti Lot f. Block E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. THREE, according to th* plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 13. Pagaa It and T4. Public Records of Bemlnola County. Florida haa been filed against you I* th* sbova styled suit, and you art required to strvt a copy of your Anawtr or othar Flood­ ing to th* Complaint on Plain­ tiff-* attorneys, ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, 313 East Central Boulevard. Orlando, Florida, and fit* th* original Anawtr or other Fleodln* in th* offlo* of th* Clork of th* circuit Court on or hefer* th* 11th day of March. 1144. If you fall to da •o, a dtrra* pro conf.aao will b* taken against you for th* relief demanded In th* Com­ plaint. This Notice shall b* publish­ ed one* a week for four con•eoutlvo weeks la th* Th* Sanford Herald. DAT ED thl* 7Ik day of Feb­ ruary, 1114. (S E A L) Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr, Clark of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhle* Deputy Clerk ANDKH80N. RUSK. DE A N A LOWNDES SIS Eaet Central Boulevard, Orlando, Florida Publish rah. 11. II. I » * Mar. I. 1114. CDR-IO lag nastORuro. W NOW-HALT. ALL ^ EXCEPT THE PHANTOM DRAW AWAY- RE SHALL WATCH __ _______ , MM CWNCE- DANCE, PHANTOM, DANCE-FASTERFASTER— — CHRYSLER AIRTEMP HEATERS v \ s i/ k e H * ( f A . r *, j\ ■ imemmM oe m eem if I (< * r �t R ain O r Shine, T h e Response Pours’ In F ro m Y o u r Classified A d C all FA 2 -5 6 1 2 . CLASSIFIED INDEX Phone Classified M 3 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . First R E S PO N S IB ILITY: Tiie Ile n ld win not be re­ sponsible (o r more than one incorrect Iniertlon of jo u r ad. ami reserve* the right to re­ v ile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordsred to conform te the policies o f this P*per. CLASSIFIED D IS P L A Y : Tuts., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Set. noon. DEADLOCKS STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED : Toes., thru F ri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. Legal Notice 1» the C u r t ■ ( the O u n tr Jnricr. I m l i i l t C v u lr . Flar14a. l a P ra b a l*. l a rai Kataia a f V. H. GRANTHAM. a/k/a, VICTOR H. GRANTHAM, t/k/a VICTOR HUGO GRANTHAM 'l a A ll Cr*eitara a a 4 Parsaaa lla .la a Claims a r U * a ia a 4a A o a la a l Rale K .ta t.i 1. Lont & rcu nfl 2. Notice* - Personal.* 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Besuty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building M aterial! 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - L ive stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles T o r Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment You and a.eh of you ar* X. Notices - Personals Iitrtby notlfl.J and r.qulr.d to praitnt any claims and d»- Preparation o f Income Tax mands which you. or althtr of Return* by form er agent of you. may hava aaalnst th« Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 o ta t s of V. II. Grantham, a/ k/a, Victor H. Grantham, a/ S. Park A re., Ph. F A 2-3ST6, i/ a Victor Hueo Grantham, Ernest Bicknell. dscaaaad. tats of aald Coun­ ty. to ths County Judgs of Kamtnols County, Florida, at DUST PROBLEM ? Ms offles In ths court houas C A LL your Rainbow dealer of aald County at Hanford. 322-0511, 4 to 10 p. in. I'lorlda. within six caltndar months from ths tlms of ths first publication of this no- SANFORD VACUUM C LEAN ­ f'es. Two ooplaa of sach claim E R SERVICE. Parts and <T damand ahall ba In wrltlnr. supplies for all makes In­ and (halt atata ths pises of raaldsnes and poat offles adcluding: Electrolux. New drsaa of ths claimant, and and rebuilt cleaners sold. •hall ba sworn to by ths claimant, his a*«nt, or at'orNo home service call nay and accompanied by a fIIcharge Phone F A 2-2282, Ing fas of otis dollar and such 2555 Park Dr. .. claim or demand not so fllsd shall bs void. Euls M. Grantham INCOME T A X 8ERV1CE As Administratrix, debonla O. M. Harriaona non, cum tsstamsnto an1311 Palmetto nsxn, of tha sstata of V. II. Grantham, a/k/a Victor 322-8827 322-7948 II. Grantham, a/k/a Victor Hugo Grantham, Uecsastd. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Ilurka, Attornaya for K-l.il*. I*. O. Drawer Z. Hanford, Florida. First publication February 11, ]>*l. Publlah Fab. 1L It, 15 * Mar. S. lilt. CDR-tl Vacuum Cleaner Repairs, parts; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone F A 3-4768. SH O RT R IB S ,0Ktf. S t e a m UNBUCKLE -THAT 3UNBSUT AND LET ft COOP. - if— ^ 8 . E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n Stir •tnfnrft tyralb U. S. C IV IL SW E E TIE P IE SERVICE TESTS! Feb- 18. 1964 — Page 9.12. Real Estate For Sale 19. Sltaailona Wanted By Nadine Seltzer Men-women, 18-52. Start high as $102.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed. Thousands of Jobs open. Experience usually, unnec­ essary. F n E E information on Jobs, salaries, require­ ments. Write TO D AY giv­ ing name, address anti phone. Lincoln Service, Box 57, c/o Sanford Herald. 34. Articles For Sale W EEKEND cottage, Lemon Colored lady desires regular Upright Piano, refinished 3 Crib mattress 910. 322-8939. Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. Job or day's work. 322-0300, mo. Asking $150. Phone Wedding Ring Set, Interlock. 322-5524. MUST SACRIFICE! P a r t l y D A Y ’S Work. Ironing. 322-1441 Ph. 322-7583 after « p. m. turn. Home. 3 BR. 1W baths. GOULD Pump, like new. H Child C an . F A 2-2974. Phone 323-0591. bp. with Jet Educer. Call 322-3025. D AY'S Work. 322-5766. Sewing machine, Ilka new, LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. guarantee. Makea button lias Customized Homes in 21. Baauty Salons 9-PC. Monterey dining room hole*, sewa on buttons, So. Longwood for Immediate eult*. Excellent condition. monograms, embroideries, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop occupancy, Down payment 322-3249. etc. Pay off balance, 972.40. Free Parking Lot of $650 and up. or pay $7 monthly. Liberal Evening Appointments LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. 2 Pc. Living Rm. Suite, Plat­ trade for your old machine. SIB Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 802 Highland Ave. form rocker, end tables, Ceil anytime, 323-7488. Ph. 638-39U or 322-2744 coffee table, lamps, bed, Harriett's Beauty Nook dinette eet, Uke new. Phone GUNS. New A Used. Large Eve Appt'a. 8 Sr. Beentieiana 322-0935. selection. W ill trade, Alto 165 So. Oak F A 15742 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS repali. Tackle sold A re­ 1, lt t , A 2 BATHS 22. Beild - Paint - Repair F IL L D IR T - C LA Y - P E A T paired Osteen Bridge Fish DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM Top Soil - SheU Camp A Gun Shop. For Your Painting A Well9100 Ph. 322-6755 Sanford papering needs call ClarGet professional cleaning re­ Low Monthly Payments ence L. Wynn, F A 1-4964 tor DIAL-A-MATIC sult* — rent Blue Lustre For Complete Information Free Estimate. SEWING MACHINE Elec. Carpet Shampooer. 91 See Or Call Your Makes buttonholes, mono­ per day. Carroll'* Furn. 24. Electrical Services grams, appUques. Guaran­ SALES BROKER teed. Balance of $42.20 or FU RNITU RE. 719 Oak After* YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. noons 2-5. Ph. 322-4341. assume payments o f $8.00 Contr'cting A Repair* monthly. Ph. 322-9411. A Controls Baby Stroller, full aet Even 114 Sunset F A 2-8902 Flo bottles. 322-7348. CITRUS A CABBAGE BAGS 111 N. Park Ave. 322-7174 CITRUS BAGS, A L L SIZES, 35. Articles Wanted 25. Plumbing Services 3 BR, 1V$ bath home. Aaaume CABBAGE BAGS 47 A 48 IN. PLUM BING payments. 322-5455. WANTED I Citrus fruit. Large IN STOCK Contracting R epain or small amounta. Bonded LADDERS, PICKING BAGS STRATEGIC LOCATION FR E E ESTIMATES Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ ASK FOR OUR PRICE LISTS Busy Commercial corner—4n R. L. H A R V E Y field. F A 2-4244. A. M. PRE VATT, path of growth—any com­ 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3383 749-2113 SEVILLE, FLA. mercial uae permitted. Two 36. Automobiles • Trucks paved S t a t e Highway*. 27. Special Services New Gibson cheat type (reel'59 Ford, A-l condition. 9595. $15,000. Terms If desired. er, 578 lb. food capacity. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 215 Woodmere. Owner woukl consider trade. Only $219.50 with trade. S PR IN K L E R SYSTEMS Call today! Dick's Appliance Service, 1950 Chevrolet, A-t cond. All Types and Sixes JOHNNY W ALKER, Broker 310 S. Sanford. 322-7658. 45,000 mi. $400. 322-4797. We Repair and Service 322-6457 For Appointment b T I N E R E AD Y M IX Concrate, win­ '58 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, Machinery and Supply Co. 1.1. B u sin ess O p p o rtu n ity dow sills, lintels, atapa, air, radio. 9395. 323-2296 a f­ 207 W 2nd St. F A 2 6432 blocks, sand, cement, rock, ter 3. A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN pipe, steel, grease traps, HEATING 911985 INVESTMENT dry wells, stepping atones. '58 Plymouth, aid. shift, 9116, SERVICING - TESTING Our 34 year old, highly rated 322-8886. Miracle Concrete Co. Lewis Sale* A Service firm la looking for an ener­ 809 Elm A ve. F A 2-6761 B U YIN G A NEW * r F A 2-7928 getic, reliable man or wom­ 2517 C. C. Road USED CAR? an to service route of fustNew lfotpolnt 2-speed Multi­ Piano Tuning and Repair FINANCE IT W ITH US selling merchandise in re­ cycle Washer. AH porcelain W. L. Harmon - F A 2-4223 ♦ Low Interest Rates tail stores. This is a digni insido A out. Reg. pr. ♦ Low Monthly Payments (fed profitable business with Tractor mowing A Grading. $269.88, Now $223.88. Dick's FLORIDA STATE B A N S big growth potential In this Appliance Service, 810 8. Call F A 2-7621. area. Investment covers Sanford, 322-7838. *37 Ford H-ton pickup, A -t RE PR IN TS A VAILAB LE eompleto Inventory. Oper­ cond. Ph. 322-3581. FEB. SPEC. Foot lockers Of pictures that have been ate from home, no office re­ •6.78. Arm y-Navy Surplus, ’54 Chev. extra clean, 219 published in The Herald. quired. No experience nec­ 310 Sanford Ave. Call BUI Vincsnt at The Bradahaw Dr. essary as wc give you com Sanford Herald, 323-2611. plcte training in your area 1931 Bulck Century. M B Applicant selected will be Fine Watch A Jewelry Repair Auto. Iran a. Good cond. Ph. LIM UTED ITE D TIM E 1 I I I expected to service and col­ V. L. GUMM, JEW ELER Ph. 322-3059. Mae has THROWN A W A Y the lect weekly. Must have car, 110 S. Park 322-5932 Percentage Book. *35 Cadillac Coupe de V ille, a minimum of 8 hours Buy your Carpet or Ruga at light blue, full power. Good weekly and be able to start 29. Automobile Service Dealer COST plue 9$ per buy, 9288. 2326490. Immediately. For personal COHEN RADIATOR SHOP yard. Interview write Box 03, thla Free Inspection, estimates, Boats • Motors A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y paper, giving us full par­ pickup, delivery. Recoring TO P R A T E D M ILLS ticular* about yourself, In A repairs discounted. Call us for ■ showing of thaaa Gateway T o The W aterway elude phone number.______ 2111$ E. 3rd. 322-3443 fine Carpets In your home. Robson Sporting Good* Nylon, Aerilan, All Wool, Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 16. Female flelp Wanted Auto Glass, Tape etc. Hundred* to chooae 1044-6 E. l i t Ph. F A 3-8861 A Seat Covan 13 LADIES from. TERM S! Up to two Ago* 1865. Possible earnings 88. Motorcycles • Scooters years to Payl $25-$65 weekly typing at '61 Veapa Scooter. 9223. Roil home. Write giving name 304 W. 2nd St. F A M 0 H bars. Spare tire. 823-7812. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. ami address to P. O. Box A L L WORK GUARANTEED Orlando, Fla. 1744 S.S.S. Springfield, Miss­ 89. Trailer* • Cabanas 241-6194 Collect or ouri. Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner 1958 Cameo House trailer. 17. M a le H e lp W a n te d Must tell. Exe. cond. Ph, F A 2-5545 after 6 p.m. 322-6428. Senkarik Glass and Paint MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit low prices check the Herald Company Sanford area. Salary plus classified pages where local 1962 Dolphin, 21 s 10. 2 BR. 210 Magnolia Ph F A 3-4822 comin. Call 323 0843. dealer* advertise. 9500 Equity. 323-8107. Singer Automatic F H A HOMES Learn To Read Dramatically. Hear yourself on tape. No agw limit. Private lessoos. Call 322-4512. 6. For Rent 4-ROOM a p t, furn. or unfurn. No pets. 322-7660. FHA 1-3 BR House; 1-10’ wide 2 BR House Trailer. Phone NO 8-4906. John Sauls, Realtor 3 BR., garage apt., fum. 2005 French. 322-7234. 2 BR. bouse, kit. Ph. 322-4069. equipped. FURN., 3 Apts. $55 mo. ea. Water, lights fum. 107 Lo­ cust Ave., 322-8016 IM X N X h . U -J t “I think they are etartlng a eoclety for the prevention i f cruelty to b ib y-sitten !" 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 2 BR., kit. equipped, $75 mo. F A 2-3685. FURNISHED 2 BR, 1 Bath, k. e..........$ 70 UNFURNISHED 2 BR, 1 Bath, k. e........... $55 2 BR, 1 bath, lg. Fla Rnt................................... $105 3 BR, 1 bath, k.e......... $ 85 3 BR, 1 batb, k. e., fenced back yard .$110 3 Br, 2 batb, k. c., Loch Arbor ....................... $125 4 BR, 2U Bath, Lakefront ....................... $165 Phone Sternper Agency, 1919 S. French Ave., 322-4991. FU RN. Apt. Clove in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 3-ROOM fum. apt., with bath A garage. 2520 Narcissus. Ph. 322-3140. FURN. Apt. 2500 Mtlkmvtile. W E L A R A APAR TM E N TS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Firat St. LA K E Cottage, furn. 322-6106. t I LONGWOOD - Longdate, 8 BR., H i bath, $60 mo. all. N o qualifying. 865 Lormann New 3 UR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ Circle South. 838-1615. ditioned. No Money Down! No Closing Costs! All you LMN ENTERPRISES need la good credit and Now has Sales Representa­ Qualify for F.II.A. Mort­ tives at Crystal Lake Park, gage. Call Builder. W. on 25th St., to Lake A L STOLTE—638-5059 Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake Mary Fire Station, 2 BR. Home. Study, 1V4 right to Sales Office. 4 Itaths, large Family It in. in houses under construction. good neighborliood; includ­ One 4 Bedroom ready for ing ateve, refrig., room air occupancy. A t low as $350 conditioner, washing ma Down and $64 a month. chine & rugs. R e illy ter Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 rific buy! 3!onthly pay BEST BUY OF YEAR1 menu $83.50. K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, Inc. F A 2-8074 4 BR. 2 Bath, Just completed. Lake view amt privileges, cent, ai'-eond. k heat. A lot of House fo r only $14,800. L o w Down Payment. S 4 e D i p e r Agency, 1919 So. French. 322-4991. D O N'T LOOK A T THIS HOME! Unless ready to buy. It is "T h e M ost" in beauty, plan, construction and financing. UK's, 2 baths, oak floors, impressive fireplace, won­ derful kitchen, and all the rest! Priced at $22,500 with $700 Down. SO U TH W A R D Cairpet Special! IN VE STM E N T A R E A LTY CU 3 BR House. Low Down 116 N. Park $22-9173 Payment. lo w monthly pay­ D E B AR Y: Large corner lot, ments. Must sell. 322-7140 2 BR., unfurnished house. Ph. landscaped, trees, 2 Bit. 322-1356. OWNER SAID "S E L L " unusual, $10,900. W. T. Cor­ 2 BR. Fum. Apt. 322-0641. bett. Realtor. 068-4T91. This one year old quality cus­ CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. $30U AN ACRE tom built home. Has many modem features of a more 20 acres with road through 3 BR., l t t bath. 2415 Chase just about the middle. Ideal expensive borne. Comer lot Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. for many uses. with citrus— Patio with glass 322-5609. JOHNNY W ALKER, Ilroker doors—Dinette bar—Electric 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ $145 mo. 322 6457 For Appointment stove — White terrain) 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. floors — Thermostat wall 4 BR, 2 BATH 2 BR., 1 BaUi . . . . $55 mo. heat — 3 bedrooms (each 3 BR., 1U Baths .. $ 85 mo. with lighted closets) — 13x Fenced yard, rent, beat A air omd. $16,800. 18 living room — Screen PERMANENT CAREER$500 DOWN porch — C o l o r plaster — OPPORTUNITY l BR, 2 BATHS Color tile k fixtures In batii $105 W E E K LY SALARY AND 35 Ft. Family Hoorn, fenced FA 2-1501 17-92 at fiiawatha —Insulate ceiling — Con­ LIB E R A L BONUS patio, double carport. venient to downtown A Be associated with a com­ FURN. apts. Pleasant living, >17,000 — TERM S schools. Also utility house pany that offers maximum Park apta. FA 2-8507. Ideal for hobby shop or opportunity for a permanent storage. $11,500; existing COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., and profitable career. Can rooct. >7379 at $54.45 per mo. furnished, $55. you qualify T FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 1. High School education or LARUE 4-Iledroom Lakefront JOHNNY W ALK E R . Broker Transferred. Must sell, 3 RK. equivalent 322-6457 tor Appointment home with private beach, c. b. home, hardwood floors, 2. Neat appearance unfurn. $100. good cond., sprinkling sys­ 3. Car in good condition — BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 Other choice rentals. tem. 322-4838. free to travel Monday bath borne. One bedroom Ball - Blair Agency thru Friday has separate entrance, can E V E R E TT A. H A R P E R 3rd k Park Ave. 4. Age 21 35 be rented for Income. Will AGENCY, Realtor, lnsuror. Phone 322-5641 trade tor sm aller place. FHA-VA sale* broker. 2485 I f you are qualified, you will receive training at full pay. Shown by appointment. Call R E N T A BED S. Park Ave. F A 2-2264, See Company Representative, FA 2-9846. Rollaway, Hospital k Baby FA 2-2385. Mr. H. F. McCulla, Tues­ Beds. day, Feb. 18th, Florida By Day, Week, or Month State Employment Office, Ph. FA 2-5181 111 W. 1st St. THE T IM E TESTED FIRM 10 a.nt. to 3 p.m., 200 S. 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 CARROLL'S F U R N ITU R E Property Management F'rench Ave., Sanford, Fla. A P T . $30 A up. surplus City. Payton Realty Payton Realty St. Johns Realty BUGS B U N N Y 34. Articles For Sale 9. For Sale or Rent TWO 4 BR HOMES One for immediate occupancy. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON 802 Highland Ave., LongLAKE. Call e v e n i n g s wood, J Mi. S. on 17-92, near 323-1597. Lnngwood P la u . 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. No Down Payment. Fence optional. Ph. 322 4502. TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. house, Beardall Ave., fruit trees and garden. FA 2-5303. 3 BR., I Bath, Kitchen equip., fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ lando ltd., Kunland. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundquut, Aaao. FA 2 3931 Atlantle Bank Bldg. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. I'll. 838-3911 - 322-2744 F H A - V A HOMES 2, 3. A I BEDROOMS 1. H i, A 2 BATHS DOWN P A Y M E N TS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Seo Or Call Your FHA - V A SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty V A - FH A & Snlc* Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers fo r your seiectioo tlu-si- Beautiful 2 , 8, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make tha beat home buy, tee tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 25G5 Park Ur. 322-2420 GKEENBR1AR Choice lota available in North Orlando • Caucllwrry Urrenbriar of Loch Arbor area. Attractive 3 UR., 2 overlooking g o lf course. bath home with cent, heat, Custom building to your kit. equipped. No qualifying, •|tucificaliuii<. Citt-eiibriar no down payment, with developed by monthly payments 878 per K1NU8WOOD m o , plus taxes and las. Office F A 2-2X18 BUILDERS, INC. Call 372-8389, or Charles Night F A 2-0649 202 Fairmont Dr. Turner at MI 4-2966 (Winter 222-0709 F A 2-b074 Park). 4524 Park Dr. Saafard, Fla. Jim Hunt Realty A U TO GLASS & SE A T COVER CO. Carpets A la Carte A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D 31 A. Petit Beautiful Basset puppies for sale. Ph. 322-2593. POODLES, 8 wks. old, AKC reg. Fairly reasonable. 1 male, 1 female. 805 W. 3rd. 32. Flowers - Shrubs BLOOMING Roses on Chtrokae stock. A ll othar kinds of Nursery shrubbery and tree*. Gray Shadows Nursary B Mi. S. on Sanford A v t. Exotic Glorloaa, RothchUdlana (The Climbing LUy) AU site Tubers tor Sale Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery Lake Mary Ulvd. Ph. 322-8724 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry'* Mart 216 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 2-4112. Colored Motor Route Carrier tor afternoon paper route. Must have References and dependable car. Write Cir­ Sell Us Your Furniture. culation DepL P . 0. Box Quick Service With the 1657, Sanford. Cash. SUPER TRAD ING POST. FA 2-0877. WANTED. Part time Corres­ pondent for the Sanford For the biggest seiectioo of area. Hetired or semi-retir­ nearly new and used furni­ ed persons alto considered. ture, see Noll's Furniture Car essential and some Brokerage is Caeeelberry knowledge of Credit Inves­ on 17-92. Open 9 day* • to 8. tigation. Reply by mall: Stating, Age, background, WANTED reliable couple 19 take up monthly payments business . or employment stf $ ll i# an S t emplate record and present activi­ room* of furniture. Call ties Write Dun A BradT E A 1811, Casselberry, eelstreet, Inc., P. O. Box 2206, lest West Bay Station, Jackson­ ville 3, Fla., 32202, Attn: W. FR E E E STIM ATE P. Smith. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ II. SltutloM Wsntsd SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 3ZZ-3U2- HOP ON ONE OF THESE B A R G A IN S BULBS Arizona Cypres* Trees, (ever­ green), f t A 12, you dig AUTO SALESMAN tor new A them. Myrtle St. A Eureka used cars. Must be sober, Hammock, Box 810-A. Ph. reliable A experienced car 322-3376. salesman. See Mr. Brass, at Brass Motors. 33. F u r n itu r e 18. Help Wanted SHOP OUR LIGHTED LOT OF V A L U E S ovating. New k Used Fnrnltur*. Can Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. F A 2-2U7. 63 Corvette Sting Ray Local owner. Like now and completely equipped. Going for ? 7 ? ? ? Check this one! 60 Pontiac Catalina Wagon Tope mechanically! Room for a l crowd! Very Special At . . . I 4 J 7 J 60 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic and power. Excep­ tionally dean. SAVE 11999 • AU Can Sold With A One-Year UW Warranty. ft(t( llem p ltlff ri - •i •,m j i 14 ( \1 ~\ P O N T I A C ’ [ r a m b l e r u f �Shop, Save... in Seminol© Mrs. Roy C. Howard, Jr. (Annette) is wearing an apple green Sheath with matching Mohair Cupc. Tills Euster Outfit designed by Nardis of Dallas is exclusively at Mary-Eslhers. (Adv.) J. J. West dinpIuyinK TRU-LOX Roof Truss manufactured by Gator Lumber and Hardware Co. Notice SIIED-PAK Lumber stored in T shed. Gator stocks boulter, builders supplies and hardware for every need. (Adv.) Tommy Best now with Ivey’s Shoe Store is shown mixed in with nil the now spring shoes. Tommy invites all bis friends to come in and see him at Ivey's Shoe Store. (A d v.) co lo r ,Y s r e M Mr. Merchant! If you would like to tell your story in pictures, call © ftp & m t f b r d Advertising Department FA 2-5612 or ill GA 4-8824 Shoes & Clothing at 1st St. & Sanford Avenue. Anne invites all her friends to come in and see the moderately priced clothing and shoes for the whole family. And now—Merchant Green Stamps are given 1 (Adv.) Church Groups Have Dinner By Donna K tirt Ronald Gallo and Charlotte Bandera were elect'd Kins and Queen ol the Sweetheart Banquet sponsored liy the In­ termediate and Youns 1’eo. ple’a Department of the First Baptist Church of Lons wood held Friday night In the edu­ cational mutlding of (lie church. The 35 teenager* who at­ tended were served steak, mashed polatoea and gravy, buttered corn, tossed salad, lad roll*, sweetheart cake and Ice cream. Participating in the pro­ gram was Mr*. Carroll Scott who sang " I 1-ove You Truly" accompanied by Mm. Jerry Van l)am on the piano. Other adulla representing tiie sponsoring departments were Mr. uml Mrs. Carl Slwwers, Jerry Van Dam, Mr. and Mr*. Torn Howard, Mr. and Mrs. A! Morris, Mr. and .'Vf*. Roliort I'lacek, Carroll Scott and Rev. Jack Lindsay. Following the program ami supper Rev. Lindsay showed a sound film entitled "T een ­ age Challenge." Free Methodist Tn *hnw Film “ Beyond These Walls," a 20-minute, documentary sound color picture of the radio ministry of the Light and Life Hour and It* speaker, Dr. My­ ron F. Doyd, will be allown Thursday at 7:30 p. in. at the Free Methodist Church, cor­ ner of Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue. Tracing the development of Hie importance o f Gospel ra­ dio, the film also follow* (he growth and outreach of the LIGHT AND L IF E HOUR broadcast as it ha* matured from a limited North Am er­ ican coverage to a worldwide ministry. On-tl'c-sput scenes, photographed by Dr. Do>d. show t!:c needs In Spain France and Ilunia. the public is in kite J to attend. To Itctler serve you Mary Carter Paints has o|>cned this new store la Casselberry I'laza at Casselberry. Operated by Larry Morrison, former­ ly manager of Sanford and Daytona Beach Stores. This new store offers a discount on a National Brund Paint. Buy one gallon — get one free. (A d v.) Brumback To Be Guest In DeBary Dog Gone! That's The W a y It Should Be For Mailman WASHINGTON ( U P I) - Oh capsules will uliuw the belea­ If all goes welt the attacker sec the dug. His numo is Spot. guered postman lo squirt a is supposed to tuck hi* tail Ily Mrs. Adam Muller He likes to bite. He likes to vigorous, thin Jet stream " of between bis legs and lake Uie repellent into tiie face of off. Orange County representa­ bite the postman. The post­ the charging pooch. The postmaster g e n e r a l tive John S. Brumback will man does not like Spot. Now In- guest speaker at TliursSpot Is crying. Ttic postman duy’a 7:3(1 pin, meeting of Is laughing. Poor Spot. the Drllury Republican Club The Post Office Department to t>« held at the Community Center. A targe attendance is antic­ ipated. Refreshments will be served. Tiie meeting and pro­ gram will bo open to the publie. Glenn Smith, recently elect­ ed president o f the Dellary gioup. reports that he was much encouraged by the largo representation a l the Lincoln's Day luncheon sponsored by the Iielatnd Republican men and women when 117 DeBary resident" were in attendance. equip its letter carriers with a stinging vpray rcpcll cut designed to discourage Spot ami oilier* of his belli gcrent breed. The capsules, designed to be worn on thu belt so that postmen ran bo quick on tiie draw, carry three-quarters of an ounce o f a liquid made up o f pepper extract and min rral oil. MOVING If you'to after a car with some life to it, Be my guest. I’m easy to find, you know. Just look for me at your Buick dealer *, during his Sports C a r Rally. W hile you wait for me, you can drive one of his sport m o d e ls-a Wildcat, maybe, or o Skylark. O r even a Riviera. In fact, vou can drive oil three. Thai’s what the Buick Sports C a r Rally is all about. (What a w ay to start a N e w Yearll II I don’t show up, you can talk price. Thai’s even more pleasant than conversation with me. You'll see. O nce you gel your hands on a Buick, you won't miss me a bit. Roally. t Sss row Quality Buick Dsslsr lor Osublt ^ AND S I OH AG t F A 2 9 5 1 1 K ING AN D QUEEN. Utmitlil tiullo mul Chur- lotte Sunders, were crowned in ceremonies lust Friday night nt the unnu;«l Sweetheart Bmuiuet of the First Buplist Church of Longwood. 5 0 *1 C * - l« - y A v t - . usually ths fault of postmea who were either not quick enough to get their weapons Into action or who missed their targets completely. ia going to spend about $80,000 to They will lie supplied to tetter carriers in 8.000 cities throughout the nation by this Niagara Falls stopped flow­ summer, when the dog-bite ing because of an Ice jam for season Is' at Us peak. the lirsl time in II* recorded I'nslinastrr General John Ids lory on Mar. 29, 1848. A. Gronouski said that the MOVING said that tests of the aerosol cartridges in (our large cities had proved them 84 per cent effective. He added that failures were 5 CO.. Check Trade In. . . a better buy tor yen. INC BILL HEMPHILL M O TO RS, INC.30IW.flnlSI. �* I% r ‘ 1 M (Tlrr ^attfnrit iimtlit i i J ; •T* 9 WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy throujrh Thursday with 65-70 hiph today and low in 40s tonight u 'V ^ i c + There’* pood new* tonight — for you Clock Watchers who have called al>out want­ ing the Sanford Public L i­ brary to remain open at least one night a week. E ffective Immediately the library will be open until 9 p.m. every Friday. • • • <• ■Zip Coda 32771 V O L . 56 U n ite d P r e s s L e a s e d W i t c K .-U b lis h e d 1908 W E IL , K E R U U A R Y 19, 1964 SANFORD, Time marches on! And John Krider probably know* it as well as anyone. Speak­ ing to Sanford Lions Tues­ day, Krider recalled his first stint with the Selectlva Service system. "B igh t now,” he said, ••we’re registering boys who weren’t even burn when I first started." • • • NO. 120 Hospital Fund On County Agenda By Harry Johnson "Seminole County and Cen­ tral Florida are facing the greatest boom In history." "A n d ," John Krider said at the Capri Restaurant meeting of the Sanford Lions Club Tuesday, " I t will make Board Must Add $350,000 To U. S. Grant When Chief Ralph Abell and his Lake Mary firemen fought a fire mid saved a service station In downtown I.ate Mary last Sunday morning, he may have done so with mixed emotion*. The service station saved, follow ­ ing an explosion, is right across the street from Abell’s own service station. It might have been like the fellow who watched hi* mother-inlaw drive his new Cadillac over a cliff. W e’re kidding, o f course! * • » Over 60 ladies saw the JayCce Wives Cluli presentation o f two cancer films Tuesday night at the Florida State Bank building. Dr, Luis Per­ ez conducted a question and answer session after the film s were shown. The doc­ tor, by the way, stumbled ever a good *ol American name and remarked, "F o r ­ eign names are sometime* no difficult." • a • F L O R ID A Sem inole Facing G re a t Boom E ra , S a y s K rid e r FIRE IN A warehouse on Fifth Street was con­ tained by Sanford firemen this morning before extensive loss, although smoke whs visible fo r miles. Herald stuff photopniphcr Rill Vincent Jr. w h s tut the scene before the firemen. Warehouse Fire Late Tag Buyers Six Persons Injured Quickly Brought Queue Up At In Three Crashes Under Control Courthouse Six person* were injured in A long queue of motorists n series o f three crashes Tues­ was lined up all day today at day and Tuesday night on the courthouse, seeking to Seminole County highways. beat the Thursday deadline A mother and her two chil­ fur obtaining 1904 vehicle li­ dren were hurt, one seriously, cense plates. when her car went out o f con­ John Galloway, tax collec­ trol on Route 410 east of the tor, said his office will remain ' Oviedo business section, flip ­ open until 5 p.m. Thursday, ped over three times and stop­ although motorists in line at ped upright in a palmetto that time will be served. thicket mure than 60 feet off Law enforcement officers >the highway. will issue citations Friday to Taken to Orange Memorial motorists driving with 1963 llospitul were: plates. Mrs. Violet Hudson, o f Chul- Lester and Ruth Bryant, of Adams Avenue, believe they are about to act a Seminole County record , , . and would appreciate any information to uota, who suffered a back in­ the contrary, lie is a hospital jury. She was released aftar corpsman al the Sanford treatment. Naval A ir Station. The Bry­ Roland Raleigh Hudson, 6, ants are the parents o f a her soil, who suffered a severe four-year-old duughter, plus head injury and was admitted a younger set o f twins, plus for further treatment. A briefing on its future a still younger set o f twins, Mildred Denies Hudson, 3, a plans was given area repre­ plus a third set o f twins daughter, who suffered a less sentatives o f various firm* at due In June. Can any Clock si rious head injury. a meeting of the East Central T r o o p e r Rill Stringfield Watchers answer their ques­ Florida Ilcglonul Planning tion:: Is this the twin record Council this ailernuon at May- who, with Oviedo Police Chief George Kelsey, investigated fo r this county? For Flor­ fair Inn. the 3:16 p. m. accident, said ida? Delegate* attended f r o m Mrs. Hudson wus driving west • • • seven utility companies, in­ The N avy recruiter will he dustrial firms, missile con­ at tha Sanford L’ SO each tractor! and business inter­ Tuesday from I I a. m. until ests. 1:30 p. in. to explain the vari­ Conducting th a briefing ous high school graduate pro­ waa R. H. Doyle, executive grams offered qualified young dirretor, and his staff. men. These are guaranteed Tills morning council mem­ D AYTO N A REACH (U P I )— fields o f training In some o f bers heard reports from var­ the nation’s finest schools. ious committees and staff It’s back to the courts, the Many opportunities also are leaders. picket lines and "riding shot­ offered to ron-hlgh school The council, formed lo gun” today for flic three par­ grads. promute the East Central ties tangled in the bitter • • • Florida area, is composed of Florida East Coast Railway from Seminole, strike. R. T. Milwce, superintend­ delegates ent o f county schools, says Orange Indian Bivcr. Bre­ 1-alior secretary W. Willard we can anticipate hla an­ vard, Volusia, Osceola and VVirtz' personal attempt lo nouncement fo r re - election Lake Counties. get disputants in the 13This afternoon's briefing month-old strike back to tiic around the first o f March. Un­ doubtedly, this will surprise followed a luncheon sponsored j negotiating table broke down by the Seminole County completely Tuesday. alsolutely no one. Chamber of Commerce. • • • Wlrts’ envoy, assistant la­ Planning Group Gives Briefing FEC Controversy Back On Tracks W e’re told that Floridians bor secretary Jainea J. Rey­ nolds. called tiic attempt an planning to attend the New exercise in "com plete futil­ Yoik W oild’s Fair cun save 10 per cent by ordering tick­ ity.” lie retiirnrd to Miami Beach ets before Feb. 29. But the to tackle oilier labor trou­ question is, where dors one ad­ The Building Plans Com­ bles, saying lie would recom ­ dress ticket orders? mittee o f First Baptist Church mend again that tlie FEC be • • • Seminole County receipts of Sanford decided to petition ; denied its fat contract to haul from the sale o f Christmas the City of Sanford to close , materials mlo Ihr $213 m il­ seals ha* passed the $9,960 an alley extending north and lion moon rocket launching mark. This is almost 11,000 south from Firth to Sixth site under construction at Streets and parallel with Park Cape Kennedy. more than seul sales produced and Magnolia Avenue*. Reynolds attempted to sit last year. Members of the committee down together with Ed Hall, • • • are co-chairman Homer Os­ FEC board chairman, and The Little Red S c h o o l born, R. F . Cooper, Osborn ' George flig h ty , chief negoHouse still nerds to line up Dormincy, George Pitlard. | luting officer of tlie t l non­ more acts for its Spring tal­ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tucker, operating unions that struck ent show. Civic, fralcrnul, so­ !.. Rurkc Steele, Carlton Hen­ I Ihc railroad Jan. 23, 1963, io cial and other types o f organ­ ley, Mra. Charles L. Park Sr a dispute over wages. izations are requested to enter and Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. or sponsor arts. I f you ran do tills you’re invited to contact Mullic Harlow, 322-2255. New request for bids for • • • the contract to install toilet lly the way, the Little Red facilities in building 128 al M. A. Yelvington. building School flouec Is losing its Sanford Naval Air Station • and planning official for Bic teacher, Mr*. Jerry Kceth, who was issued today in a rc-adCity of Sanford and president i> going to lie the office man­ j vcrtlscmcnL Bids will la* ac­ of the Southern Building Code ager for her husband's buai- cepted until 2 p. m. March 10. I Congress, will appear twice lirss. Tlie school'* authorities Estimated cost is lc>» than on the program o f the 12th v. ill vote Thutsduy to elect $23,000. annual short course for buildMis. Emmeline Rest as the i ing oilieials Feb. 23-26 at luw teacher. Gainesville. • • • 'I bird meeting in efforts to On Monday he will conduct Still no word on the possi­ ergauize the Sanford Cham­ i a workshop on plan checking bility of getting a Sanford en­ ber o f Commerce will b« held and budding code interpret*try in the Florida State Lea­ at 8 p m. this evening at the ' Bon and on Wednesday will j courthouse. gue I be a panelist. Closing Of Alley Between 5th, 6th Asked Bids Asked .Meeting Slated Yelvington To Be On Program on Route 419 when the ear failed to negotiate a slight curve. It slipped o ff tlie north aide o f tiic rain-slick pave­ ment, overturned three time* and stopped about 135 feet from where it left the road. Two outlaiard motors and other material kept in the trunk were scattered over a htoad area. Tlie top o f the car on the driver's side was collapsedt Mrs. Hudson told Stringfield site hud just euslied a cheek. A survey- o f tliu art-a yielded seven $10 bills, two silver dollars and a one-dollar Mil, Slxingfietd said. A t 9:30 p. in. Tuesday a Seminole High School student identified as Robert E. Corville, 17, was charged witli reckless driving after his compact car overturned oil Florida Avenue. Trooper John McConnell suid Corville'a car overturned one and a half times. The driver was shaken up hut otiierwise uiihuit, McConnell auid. Thle-e youth* were injured, one critically, when Bin car In which they were riding ov­ erturned on Interstate 4 near 3lonroc Corners shortly before midnight. Constable Hob Carroll said the uiirit-iil car virtually fell apurt while being driven by Lawrence Chester, 17. He suf­ fered head cuts and bruises uud was tu n ted at Seminole Mtiiioriul llospitul. Admitted to the same hos­ pital were: Kenneth Dooley, 18, who suffered severe right leg cuts uud other pussiblu injuries. Ronnie Mixon, 17, who suf­ fered a broken am i and dialoeuted collarbone. A passenger in tlie ear, Chuck Huhcttc, HI, was uninJuicd. Constable C an oll said tlie investigation is continuing. Friday ‘Coffee Day For Heart* "C offee Day fo r Heart" will be hell! in Sanford F ri­ day and Dr. 3!aria I’erez, chairman, announced today that seven restaurant* have inilii-aled that they will join the event. A ll proceeds o f coffee sales for all or part o f tlie day Friday will go to tha Heart Fund. In order to share in business contribution! to the Heart drive, restaurant and drug store managers or own­ er* will display the familiar red plastic Heart* and post­ ers. and patrons may pay as much a* they wish fo r their cup of coffee, depositing the money in Bie Heart contain­ er, at the counter. Local establishments par­ ticipating in the Heart C of­ fee Duy Friday include Rose and Wilk's, Burger King, Day and N ight Grill, Finecrest Inn, A n gel’s Eat Shack, Friendly Cafe and Melleynoida Drug store. City foremen, hampered by dense smoke, this morning A proposed *1 million ex p.xnsimi ol Seminole Memoria Hospital will ire considered by tlie County Commission at its Tuesday meeting, it was learned today. Chairman James P. Avery Jr. said Commission memtiers, at request of hospital latard of trustees, inspected tlie facilities Tuesday after­ noon as "to feasibility and practicality ' of expansion." He added the Commission will discuss the matter ut next Tuesday's meeting. Because of overcrowded rondltions at the hospital, tlie medical staff Tuesday even­ ing recommended to tlie board of trustees, who con­ curred, that evening visiting hours be curtailed. Evening visiting hours have hern changed from 7 - 9 p.m. to 7 to 8:3o p. m. Afternoon hours of 2-4 p. in. remain the same. Robert Hesveror, hospital administrator, said today he had received a telegram from Wendell Jarrard, chairman of Ihe Flo-hla Development Commission, that approval has been given for a $630,000 federal grant in Hill-Burton funds for expansion of Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. However, Bcsscrcr added, this $630,000 grant must he matched with $350,000 by Seminole County. Current laws would permit the Coun­ ty lo assess up to 10 mills in ad valorem taxes for hos­ pital construction. Presently, the assessment for the hos­ pital is .82 of 41 'till. This SI million expansion would be a 60-l>ed wing to the west of the present hos­ pital facility, increasing the ovrrall service to near 200 beds. Bcsscrcr al>o said the ex­ pansion would tiring about an increase In the present hos­ pital payroll from the $650,000 annually to SI million. made quirk work of halting a blare in a warehouse at Fifth Street and French A ve­ nue, just south of the Jaycec Tourist Information Cen­ ter. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. said tlie building was en­ gulfed in Bairn's ami amoke when hia men were alerted and he could not Immediately tell where the blaze started. The alarm, sounded shortly before 9:30, »ent two pieces of apparatus to the scene. Chief Cleveland said the blaze was started by a leaking heating stove in an office. Firemen donned smoke masks lo battle Bie blaze which broke out anew as the winds shifted. WiUiin 30 min­ utes the fighters were able to tour Bie inside o f the struc­ ture to knock down small pocket* o f fire. An old sedan parked to tlie west of Ihe warehouse also caught fire and the men knocked out a windshield to get to Bie lilnzc. The laillding contained a variety of items and was oc­ cupied by Sheet Metal Spedallies amt the owner, Drum­ mond Roofing. DALLAS (U PI) — Over No estimate was made of the objection* o f tlie defense, Bie damage. the state quickly won distnis• si o f two prospective Jur­ ors at the Jack Ruby trial today because they opposed tlie dentil penalty. J.T. Ricltard*urt, 36, a milk Congressman A. Sydney company purchasing agent, Herlong Jr. today announced was railed as the fifth ven­ he will seek re-election for ireman in tlie jury selection n ninth term ns a member that startl'd Tuesday. Rich­ o f the U. S. House o f Rep­ ardson said lie was opposed resentatives as ho filed qual­ to capital punishment. ifying paper* with tha office The profrcutlon asked the of Secretary o f State. rourt to dismiss him " fo r Herlong is ■ high ranking cause." f member uf the House way* Chief defense attorney Mel­ uud nieuni committee and the vin llelli o f San Francisco only Florida Congressman av­ objected. He said he knew er to serve with tills power­ Texas law permitted such dis­ ful group. missal*, hut he wanted hia He has represented the objection in tlie rerun!. Fifth District uf Florida con. Tiic judge obliged by hav­ tinuously since January 1949 ing it put into tlie record and ami ha* gained a position of also obliged the prosecution leadership among the conser­ by dismissing Richardson for vative member* o f the House. cause. “ I could not send a man lo Ids death," Jones said. He was dismissed for cause on a motion by the prosecu­ Tlie Town Council o f Alta­ tion. monte Springs V i l l meet at 8 p. m. today in (he Town Hall. Expected on tire agenda are acceptance of the newly ST. IXJl'IS. Mo. (U P I ) — completed* municipal water system, setting of a date for Go-go basketball team, rang­ its dedlcaBon and probable ing in age from 11 to II approval o f the last exten­ year*, will take turns drib­ bling a basketball and carry­ sion work order. ing signs reading, "W e 're fit, Stan," during a 20-mUe hike Saturday around St. Louis' Howard A. Surra, an ad Southwest Side. visor on senior citizens in­ The project was inspired by surance fo r J. Edwin I-arson. President Johnson'* appoint­ stale insurance commission­ ment of retired St. Iaml» Car­ er, will he the principal dinal baseball star Stan Muspeaker at a meeting o f the sial as liead of the nation's Seminole County L ife Under- fitness program. w r i t e r s Association. Tha The route will take the group will convene at 12:16 youngsters past Mutial’i p.m., Thursday, a l the Capri. home in St. l-ouu Hills. State Rejects 2 Ruby Veniremen Rep. Herlong To Seek Re-Election Meeting Tonight At Altamonte Stan’s Fans To Put On A ‘Fit’ Surra To Spcuk HENRY MUSE Muse Enters 4th District Constable Race Ills candidacy for ronstuldr of District 4 was announced today by Henry Luther Muse, 30. of West First Street. A lifetime resident o f Sem­ inole County, Muse It n grad­ uate o f Seminole High School and served four years as a radar technician in the IT. 8. A ir Force. He !■ presently em­ ployed In the aero sciences re­ search division uf tiic Martin Company ut Orlando. " I have a civic interest in tM* county,” said Muse, "and, If elected, I will endeavor to serve tlie citizens o f this coun­ ty to tlie Iw-sl o f my knowl­ edge and ability." m w A . . . V R Director \ » TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) Ihe Slate Patrol announced today Bio appointment of II. E. Johnson as public relations director for the patrol. Kclland Dies PHOENIX, Ariz. (U P I ) Clarence Budington Kclland, prolific magazine writer and one-time national Republican party leader, died Tuesday night at the age of 82. For ‘ Hard Lino’ M IAM I BEACH (U P I ) Former Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon urged Bir Unit­ ed Stales to develop a "hard line" policy toward Commu­ nist Cuba. U N Blocked UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . (U P I ) — Greek Cypriot oppo­ sition today held up United Nations action on Secretary General Thant'a peace forre and mediation proposul for settling the Cyprus crisis. ‘Old Stew’ B E R LIN (U P I )—West Ber­ lin newspaper* said today tlie CommuniM East German gov­ ernment was "stirring the same old stew " with its offer to open the anti-refugee wsll to West Berliners on s regular basis. the 1930s look like a n orm al' listed as the oanal to tha weekend of business.” I East Coast. Krkler, manager of the; It will connect Sanford with Semimile County Clum ber of 29.000 miles of existing shelt­ Commerce, pointed to the ered waterways into a single Ssnford-TitusvlUe canal pro­ unit and provide ready arject as the biggest spur to cess to the Mississippi Valley the economic growUi of the and the Eastern Seaboard, an area encompassing 34 states. area. Tlie speaker was introduc­ " I t ’s com ing," he said, " I ’ m sure of it. In fact en- ed by Don Cahill, program Lions President ginnering surveys are now be­ chairman. ing conducted along the East George A. Hughes said plans are in Bio works for a mem­ Coast to U . S. Route I . " The Chamber official pre­ bership drive ami details will dicted actual construction be revealed later. work would start in the near future and that it will lie in operation In a few short years. "W aterw ay traffic Is in­ creasing," Krider said, "ami we are sitting In the middle of It." He noted that only U miles separate Lake Monroe from the East Coast system; 3i) miles to the Atlantic Ocean and its lueraBve cargo trans­ portation. "Sem inole County, since I960, has been growing at a faster pare Rian the 10 big­ gest rountlea in the state." Krider declared, adding: " It is also Bie seventh In popu­ lation density." H ie county in Bie late 30s "overbu ilt" with the total listed at $30 million, the V E R N O N M IZE speaker said. He said last year the total was about $12 million "am i it is new creep­ ing up again." Tlie purchasing power in tlie county last year was set at $9o million with $10 m il­ lion of that staying Inside the county. "M igratkin to suburban Decision not to seek r*. stores has been going on for election as County Judga waa the past 30 years," he said, announced today by C. V er­ "and we don't know how it non .Mize Jr. His announce­ can tie stopped." ment follows: Tlie area once was de­ "A fte r thoughtful consider­ pendent upon agriculture and ation, I have decided not to citrus but now, even though seek re-election to tlie office Uiese are Important, Krider of County Judge. It Is my de­ said, "w e now have diversi­ sire to return to the practice fied industry with 44 plants of law at the end o f this term located In tlie county." In hi* topic of " H ie Out­ In January, 1963. County Judge Won't Run For Re-Election look for Seminole County," the speaker noted the worth o f any organlsaBon Is in Its ability to "g o t thing* done." "Should your Chamber of Commerce fall to do that," he added, " i t should caste to exist.” The same hold* jrue for all other organizations, he said. "Opinions are good," he de­ clared, “ but when we organ­ ize to oppose, that is a dif­ ferent thing.” He called for co-operation as the keynote lo tlie con­ tinued success of the county. "Seminole County cannot go It alone,” Krider asserted, "im bonier* arc imaginary. We must work together." in recalling past projects of the Chamber and other groups he noted one failure and one partial failure. The failure was listed as the metropolitan teleplione system. "W e haven’t accu­ mulated enougli support so we stand to lose it." Tlie partial failure was in not locating the state univer­ sity within the county's con­ fines. He added, however, that ils location is conductive to area future student* who can commute to the school. "H ad it been located in tiic eastern part of Orange County, or on Bie East Coast," he noted, "its value to our are* would have been greatly reduced." Tlie success project ami one which he sukl is "alw ays at Uio bottom of any work un­ dertaken In tlie county" was Hijack Admitted HAVANA (U P I) — Tiic re­ volutionary government ron firmed Tuesday night that two Cuban exiles hijaeked a light plane flying near KeyWest Tuesday and landed it at Camp Liberty A ir llaso here. Step-Child TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) A municipality is a creature of the Legislature and its start, duraBon and end are subject lo the whim of the Legislature, according to a ruling released today by tlie North Florida District Court of Appeals. Davis Qualifies 8. J. Davis Jr., Seminole County representative in the Florida legislature, qualified \ Tuesday afternoon with the , Secretary of State to seek reelection this year. Sen. Mark Cleveland’s present term ex­ tends through 1966. Rep. Jan Fortune hst not qualified, at yet "Serving as County Judge o f Seminole County has been a rewarding experience. I have had the opportunity to become acquainted with many citizena throughout the county. • ;• "T h e problem i .’which l dealt with as County Judge and as Judge o f the Juvenile Court were made easier by reason o f an extrem ely com­ petent staff in each office. I waa very fortunate to have the excellent cooperation o f the attorneys, law enforce­ ment agencies, w e l f a r e , school and county officials. " I t has been my purpose te operate the County Judge’s office In an orderly, efficient and courteous manner, keep­ ing in mind that this office belongs to the people." Judge Mize was appointed to Uiu County Judge bench > April 1960 to fill the unexpired term of the laic Wilson Alex­ ander. He ran unopposed for the 1961-65 term. He Is president of the Sem­ inole County Fam ily Counsel­ ing Service, secretary of Bie Seminole County Bar Associa­ tion, director of Sanford Klwants Club, member o f tha official board and trustee of Grace Mctliodist Church, ad­ visor to Bmi board o f directors of Seminole County Juvenile Council and was presented with the Distinguished Ser­ vice Award for 1961 by tha Junior Chamtier of Com­ merce, of which he Is a past director and past secretary. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU C A N EAT AD ULTS C H ILD R E N 12 OR U N D ER $1 00 Menu Include*: Cole Slaw French Frlea Halted Deans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated By klaiine A Bob ' Hancock lin y . 17-91 ho. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 1 ;; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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TOURof HOMES Vbt #ntfar& Page 10—Fri. Jen. 81, '64 Rrralfe Sanford - Seminole Area Spring Is Near... Time To Buy A Home Spring is just around the corner . . . well, at least in Central Florida. And so it's time to commence shop, ping around for that new home talked about all during the chilly winter toceks. There are homes already ready for inspection . . . and others near­ ing readiness . . . for prospective home purchasers to look over os Spring approaches, homes in Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor, Buenn Vista Estates, Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde o f Loch Arbor. Preparing for the Spring season, Shoemaker Construction Company is coordinating plans fo r an "Open House’’ Feb. 8-16 for the new, third section o f Ravenna Pork. Several new floor plans and de­ signs will l>o shown, with six new homes to be completed and on dis­ play. This new section is on the north side o f west Country Club Rond. Three new homes ure avail­ able for immediate occupancy. Herb Stenatrom Realty, represent­ ing Shoemaker Construction, also re­ 1 S; ports two new homes are nearing completion at Idyllwilde o f Loch A r­ bor. Models o f ultra-modem archi­ tecture in design, one is a one-story and the other is a two-story resi­ dence. Shoemaker is known not only for home construction in Ravenna Purk and Idyllwilde but also for custombuilt homes, from the p l a n n i n g stage t h r o u g h construction, all through Seminole County and Cen­ tral Florida Kingswood Builders have three new homes rendy fo r immediate oc­ cupancy at 100, 107 and 109 High­ land Court in Grccnbriar o f Loch Arbor. They are o f contemporary and Colonial design. They also have one new homo ready' in Grove Man­ or. Kingswood is commencing con­ struction o f three less expensive homes in Buena Vista Estates, in the 1600 block o f Summerlin A ve­ nue. One new home was sold during the last week in Grcenbriar. ft SEM INO LE CO UNTY Cavalcade of Homes ★ ttounlrn 12 Exciting Models 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths C lu b ' iik ia h ts ----- FROM $13,500 ----F IIA and Conventional Financing • No Closing Costs • V A — No Down Payment • IM M E D IA TE OCCUPANCY F E A T U R IN G : • Central Heat & A ir Conditioning * Built In Kitchen Equipment * Beautiful High & Dry landscaped l-nts * Sidewalks • I • Street Lights Civic League To Hear Three Book Reviews , »1 U • Sewer and Water S A L E S M A N ON D U TY SAT. & SUN. Phone: 838-5059 — 422-2576 Rjr Donna E i l n •Heart* Are the F ield *," and dent, has invited all Interest­ The Library of the Long- Mr*. Arthur Putnam, "Th e ed women in the Longwood area to attend. wood Civic League will pre­ snake Ha* All the Line*.” sent book review* to provide Serving a* hottette* will be the program for the February Mr*. Betty Bright, Mr*. Clark meeting of the club to be McCoy, Mr*. Eliory Raddin, Mr*. Ralph Start, M l** Dor­ at the Civic League Building othy Heath, Mr*. D. G. Wllllama and Mr*. Mildred Knoll. on Church Street. Mr*. Elizabeth Hllle, preiiIntroducing each reviewer will be Mra. It. C. Cariion. Graduates from the U. S. Those discuixlng the book* and the titles will be Mr*. M ilitary Academy receive the W. J. Hartley, "M angrove la- degree o f Bachelor o f Sci­ land"; Mra. E. P. Richard*, ence. held at 3 p.m. next Tuesday i There's a I' < CO NG R ATULATIO NS to K E N N E T H M. W IN G , M. D. General Surgeon § While you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. on Opening o f His New O ffice at 100 N. Mellonville Ave. Sanford, Florida (Form erly Stanford Garden Club, Com er North o f Hospital) HOME Ravenna i FOR “ A Community o f Homes — Built with Pride” General Contractors LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. This attractive t bed­ room, 2 bath home, o f contemporary design, la now available fo r occu­ pancy. This home fea­ tures a fully equipped G-E built-in kitchen, central duct heating sys­ tem with air condition­ ing easily added. Quality constructed, this home can be purchased under V A , F H A , or Conven­ tional financing I Now Ready for Y O U ... in i I >• a < 411 T A N G ELO D R IVE I f you’re blessed with a larger family, see this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath r e s i d e n c e of modem d e s i g n . The home includes a separ­ ate dining room, and a laundry room. Among the many quality extras are central duct heating and fully equipped builtin kitchen. Plan to see it this weekend 1 i 416 TANG ELO D R IVE C A L L US TO DAY! ] MODERN K IT C H E N S BY i F H A . FIIA-1N-SERVICE, V A A N D B E N E R A L ^ f t E LE C T R IC C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G SEE TH IS B E A U T IF U L N E W HOME, B U IL T O N A VERY LAR G E LOT A T 100 H IG H L A N D D R IVE. It’s complete and ready for your dose Inspection. It feature* three bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida Room, Dining Roma, Completely Equipped General Electric Kitchen with lovely Birch cabinets, and an endoaed garage. U baa white terrauo floors throughout, ami is centrally banted. Sea It this weekend — It’s designed for YOUI S fw £ m a / o 2 A CONSTRUCTION CO M PAN Y Custom Building Our .Specialty Gm m ts I O ffies 111 W . 26th St. Salsa O f Acs P A 2-7495 F A 2-MOB Modern Kitchens by b e h e b a i # e ie c t iiic * P. O. BOX 1599 , REMODELING F A 2-9074 STE^STROM R E A LT Y SALES A G ENTS �tttfa* ^aitfn rit ib ralfc * . V O L . 56 ♦ * T T .* * m ft The grapevine reported this morning that a C lan A Flor­ ida State League club wants to move into Sanford for the 1964 FSL season. The club, now operated tn a FSL city, is completely maintained by the major lea­ gue parent team which owns it. They now want to know whether Sanford fan* are in tcrcstcd. Are you? If so, »ay so! Call The Herald or the Chamber o f Commerce. It could depots! upon you! • • • Zip Code 32771 J W E A T H E R : Cloudiness through Tuesday; showers probable; high today 65-70; low tonight in 80s. U n ite d T r e o s L & u e d W i t e K e ta b lis tie d 11108 M O N ., F E B R U A R Y 3, liH U 8 A N F O R P , F L O R ID A ft . ft ^ w ^ ft ^ ft Hobby Lundquist, son of M r. and .Mrs. Raymond Lundquist of 421 West C ostal Drive in Loch Arbor, made the current Issue of Sports Illustrated. Hobby's picture appears in the edition along with a report of his feat in scoring 62 points in a recent Hlddy Hasketball League cn counter. • • • 9 Passengers Pilot Trapped In Flames G AIN E SVILLE (U P I) - A l l 10 persons aboard were killed today when a shuttle airliner clashed and burned on take­ • , f The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy said the pilot ami nine passengers of the twin-engine Bcechcraft wore trapped in the flaming wreckage of South Central Airlines' Flight fire hint Monday. A. K. Shoemaker anid all ilelirin will be removed and that it id hoped to rialvagu the floor. (llernld Photo) CLE AN-U P O PERATIONS were commenced this morning by Shoemaker Construction Com­ pany at the Dearborn Electronics Laboratories, South Highway 17-92, following the $500,000 Dickinson Names Longwood Man 64's 500,000 Skip Gen. Hutchison School, Boycott As Chairman 3rd Traffic Fatality Leaders Say 510 when it crashed mom­ ents after taking off for Tot Drowns m said Ihe • ... plane Kidney Transplant 4 Sanford Tots Eat Poisonous Castor Berries I Spears Funeral Officers Named Set Tuesday By Policemen • Chou Visit iv A NEW YORK (U P I ) — The mighty Queen Elizabeth, larg­ est passenger liner afloat, reached an altitude of about crashed into a Hudson River 200 feet, veered sharply to ihe pier today while trying lo left, and plunged back to the dock without the aid of tugs. runway. The dead were not immedi­ M IAM I (U P I) - A 14-yearately Identified. Authorities old boy was recovering to­ roped off the area and kept day from a Ilfe-or-deaUi o|venewsmen away until federal ration in which his kidneys officials could get to the were replaced by (hose of a scene. baboon. " I t Just took a second for it to fall down." aahl Mrs. M IAM I (U P I) — A speed­ Joe Anne Rowell, an airport ing car flipped over four employe. limes Sunday night, hit a " I t looked like It stalled, power pole and bounced into like ma>bc Hie pitot tried to another car, killing a woman take too ateep of an angle. and pushing the weekend traf­ "A s soon as it hit, Ihe gaso­ fic count lo at least 14. line started spilling and tho flames allot up." 5lrs. Rowell and several LONDON (U P I ) - Cyprus others rushed to the piano in President Archbishop Makara limousine and tried to alii lot was under strong pressure the trapped victims hut it wa< from the United States nnd too late. Britain today to accept • "W e tried to open Ihe door NATO peace force as a moans hut M was locked from the in­ of preventing civil war in his side," alio said. "W e saw two country. men, one at (lie door, Isoth bodies were burning." South Central, headquarter­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam ed at Ocala, flics alioul 13 (U P I) — Four Communist planes out of Gainesville guerrillas staged a daring daily. pre-dawn raid on a U. S. Police IJ. Courinry Roberts Army compound today, caus­ said llames engulfed tho en­ ing heavy damage witli hand tire plane before rescue units grenades but injuring only could get to it. Only one wingone American. lip and Hie tail were left unsratchcd, ho said. Roberts said that radio JACKSON, Miss. ( I l l 'l l operators in Hie tower heard a voice call nut seconds be­ Tile prosecution tried lo tigh­ ten a well of evidenre around fore tho crash: Byron Dc l a Beckwith today "D on't do that or it will with a fingerprint it contends stall." he put on the rifle used lo He said the voice apparent kill rivil rights leader Medgar ly ranio from the doomed Evans. aircraft. Witnesses T h e Chamber of Com Funeral services were con­ Hills, suffered broken ribs m erce's 1964 membership Fred O. Dickinson, W e»t NEW YO RK (U P D —School ducted this afternoon for For­ when she lost control o f her campaign kicks o ff with a big Flilm Roach gubernatorial can­ rnt and hit a tree on I’ulni boycott leaders claimed that rest I.eRoy Luy, 30, o f R. R. 1, trade body breakfast Tuesday didate, today announced the Springs Drive ut 6:45 a. m. more iltan 50 per ccnl of the at 8 a.m. at the Civic Center. nppointmunt of Gen. J. C. Longwood, Seminole County's city’* 500.000 Negro and Puer­ Sunday. • • • Hutchison as honorary chair­ third traffic fatality o f 1064. Carolyn II. Wuldrcp, of Or­ to Rican public school stu­ Services were conducted by The Hand Parents' Barbe- man o f the Seminole County lando, was charged with im­ dents stayed home today in a que at the E lki Club Satur­ Dirkinson-for-Gnvernor Com­ Rev. Willium Rrackman, Mait- properly changing lanes fo l­ massive protest against racial and, ul tho Niblack Funeral day was a complete sellout I mittee. lowing a collision with a cur segregation in Ihe nation's So much so. reports say, that Dickinson said, " I am cer­ Home, Casscllicrry. liurial was driven by W alter F. Jefferis, largest school system. the band parents who pre tainly pleased to have a man in Longwood Cemetery. Bayard Hustln, one of the Orlando, ut 2 p. m. Sunday on Trooper Hill Stringfield said pared the food had to go of General Hutchison’s stature Highway 17-92 at Casscllicrry. boycott organizers and chair­ home to cat. There's one for on our team. His rcputatlun as Lay was dead on arrival at Tho Waldrcp ear damage was man of the freedom march on you. a distinguished soldier and cit­ Seminole Memorial Hospital estimated at $60 and the Jef* Washington, said: "W e said • • • izen extends throughout Flor­ ut nlxiut 2 a. m. Saturday uf- fills cur ut $200. we could consider this demon­ George Touhy reports that ida. His suppoit encourages ter Ills eur overturned on High­ Two Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ stration a success If wc got 60 tlMS 1963 total lending volume mo to do my best, not only to way 17-92, near S ll 434, and tion vuilora vvera hospitalized per cent of Ihe Negro and o f 129 savings and loan.^sso- w ln .^ -ry-j g!- c {'•*> Su.tr-a ;• skidded s rrix . th<vjilgh«»'«y. rhea -i.vir «i%r oftitu rn ed on Puorio Rican students hi par­ ciations in Florida amounted ■ponslhfo administration." Ilia wife, Alm a Jean Lay, !lighuuy 427 earl) Saturday. ticipate, and we have exceed­ to more than $1 billion. These Geneial H u t c h i s o n is a 2i>, and James P. Williams, Thu driver, Ernest D. Iluicn- ed that number." same associations have total lucmlttr o f the Hoard o f Coun­ Lockhart, riding w Ith Lay, The boycott appeared to ho lehiier, 21, is confined at the assets o f more than $1.8 bil­ ty Commissioners o f Seminole stiffen'd only minor injuries. HNAS hospital and John J. most effective in schools with lion. Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled Juggcrs, 19, at Orlandu A Fit heavy Negro and Puerto R i­ County und has Just completed • • • three years as ehairnian o f the L a ys death was due to his own hospital. Stringfield said Hus. can enrollments, especially in A footnote to the university ' and the Bedfordhoard. He holds the rank o f negligence. enluhnrr lost control and tho Harlem talk—somebody pointed out fiunrlvors include the wife, rar overturned, skidding 300 Stuyvesant section o f Brook­ lieutenant general, Florida that if the university is built lyn. Many whlio children also National Guard, retired. He four children, Randall, Dale, feet. on the Adamucci site, Oviedo, stayed away from their school and Sirs. Hutchison aro long­ Rhonda and Rita Lay: his only five and a half miles desks and some parenta said time residents o f Kcutlnolo mother, Mrs. Catherine l.ny, from the locale, will reap the they kept their children home County. They have two daugh­ of North C a r o l i n a ; four m ajor benefits amiOrange because they feared trouble. ters, Mrs. T. E. Turker and brothers und three sisters. County will have to foot tho Trooper Stringfield also re­ There are 500,000 while Mrs. Robott Cornell, both res­ bill; The kitchen of a home at ported two drivera were urchildren in the school system idents of Sunford. • • • 911 Pine Avenue, Sanford, was hut there was no Immediate General Hulrhison stated, rested und three motorists In­ We hear that plumber Arch­ destroyed by fire at 1:37 a.m. jured in a series o f weekend estimate of how many observ­ ‘7 believe Senator Dickinson ie Harriett says, ‘ ‘A new way Sunday, according to the San­ ed Ihe boycott picket lines. will make Florida a fine Gov- truffle accidents. ford Fire Department. Fire­ to improve the flavor of salt Ilurold C. Stillwell, Lungernor. He bus a good record, However, police reported men reported the origin of is to sprinkle it over a twofew incidents at the 200 o f the and 1 am proud to suppoit him. wood, was charged with reck­ the fire was not determined. Inch thick, U. S. choice sir­ "W o will soon o|>en a Dick­ less driving when his car hit The liousc was occupied by city's 810 public schools which loin steak.*' were picketed by students, inson - for - Governor county a railroad sign at Longwood at • • • Alfred Yarrcll Sr. headquarters, and I hope ev- 1 a. m. Sunday. He also wss At 7:18 a. m. firemen were parents and some teachers. Candy Stripers at Seminole ery citizen Interested in Sen­ charged with failing to report called to check an overheat­ Approximately Lino persons Memorial Hospital are hereby ator Dickinson’s cumpnign will an arcldcnt. His rar was dam- ed kerosene heater at 1311 were on the picket lines. recognized for the number of come by and let us know. We aged to the extent o f $50. Palmetto Avenue. A truck, hours they served during 1903. Automobile o f loiwton IIIy- owned by Frank Wheeler, welcome tile support o f ull uur Their names and the hours ant, Orlando, his fishing tackle caught fire at French A ve­ citizens." served are: Linda Potoskl— and an outboard motor were nue and 12th St. Firemen ex ­ 289, Barbara Wllllford-248. destroyed by fire at 6.-30 a. m. tinguished the blaze believed Vicki Osburn — 236, Karen Sunday on Tuskuwilla Itoud. to have been caused by or­ The berries of Ihr raslor Metzler—264, Pat Clovis-208. TA5IPA (L ’ P I) — Raymond Stringfield said llryant was ange sacks which ignited. bush, a decorative plant A crackdown on drinking Judy Cochran—235, Fay Hol­ Cotliron, live, of Tampa, ctiroulc to fish when the rear Firemen also extinguished quite prevalent In this area, drivrrs In Srminotr County loway—Z4I, Glenda Gocmble drowned ncre here Sunday o f his cur bloke into flames. a grass fire at 7 p m Sun­ is bring launched by stal« are "highly poisonous." —380, Joyce Stanley—404 and when he apparently wandered Loss was estimated at $660. day on French between 7th troopers and sheriff's depu­ This was brought oat this Dottle Jardlne—521. Lucy R. Kern, o f Rolling and flth Sis. away and fell into a hole. ties. morning when It was learn­ Together tlx- Candy Strip­ ed Uial (our four-year-old " llie r e have been many ers served 9,071 hours. Good boys are In Seminole Me­ accidents uf late in this work, girls! All of us who morial Hospital after eat­ county,” said Trooper Rill were patients st Seminole Me­ ing tome o( the berries last Stringfield this morning, morial last year appreciate it. Friday, "and too many of these ac­ • • • Their physician said Una Seminole County J u n i o r I represented at the district Orlando by John Mills, senior, cidents were the result of The Little Red School House morning thr b o )t will re ­ always in need of funds to Chamber of Commerce will be I Jayccc Road-E-0 March 6 at ami Charles I-ewls, sopho­ drtvrrs under Ihr influence of alcohol. more, of Seminole H i g h cover but, be added, "front maintain the school for our ".Sheriff J. I.. Ilobby and School. four to six of these berrlea retarded youngsters, will .Mills and Lewis lied ui Ihe thr Florida Highway Patrol could be fatal to a foursponsor a big variety show Seminole Road-R-O Saturday have agreed that we mast year-old.” in the Spring. They'll need and Ihe senior won the run­ 'track down' on these drink­ Persons having castor talent and will be asking all off. Berry Johnson, senior, ing drivers in an effort to plants on Hirlr properties of the area’s civic clubs to and Jim Robbins, sophomore, rurb accidents. In other should be careful that chil­ enter an act. Anyone interest­ placed third and fourth, re- words, we are going to con­ dren do not rat these ber­ ed should contact Mrs. Mallie centrate more than we have specUvely. ries, the physician said. Barlow at 322-2255. • • • Twenty-eight teen-agers par­ In the past to halt drtvlag ticipated in the driving con­ drinkers." Ray Channel, a Casselberry tests. Prizes were $25, $15, $10 carpenter, says "What we and a radio. really need is a new child la­ Conducting S a t u r d a y ' s bor law to keep the kids from Road-E-O for the Jayccca working their parents to J U P IT E R (U l'l)- M e m o r ia l were Sheriffs Deputies Char­ death." Ray oughta know . . Patrolman Herman Har­ st ivices will lie held Tuesday les Fox and Charles Fagan tie's the father of eight! (2:30 p. m.) for the man who and Police Officers Donald riett was named president of —The Clock Winder. used to knock holes in oppos­ Ihe Police benevolent Associa­ llrumley, Ren Butler and Tom tion during tho organization's ing football lines for the great Deppen. Winners In the district meet annual meeting S a t u r d a y Jim Thorpe. Dr. Clsrenre W. at Orlando will compete in night, patrolman James Har­ Spears, 69, one of the first A ll LONDON (U P I) — Commu­ the state contest April 25 at dy was named vice president. Americas, died Saturday. nist Chinese Premier Chou Spears, a famed football Harriett will succeed Sgt. Ocala. Stale wihnrra will Enlal and Foreign Minister compete in the national con­ Richard Cosgrove ami Hardy coach for 26 ycara and later a Chen Y i will visit Burma. test at Washington, D. C. will succeed Capt. Arnold W il­ physician and surgeon, was Taklstan «nd Ccylcn. the New First prize in the National liams. Estelle Jennings was stricken with a fatal heart a t­ Chine News Agency said toJOHN M ILLS (le ft) ami Churls L ew b (ritfht) contest will be a $2,000 schol­ reelected secretary-treasurer tack in the front yard of hia day. were first and oecund place winners, respective­ arship and a new car. Se­ of Uie group. Cosgrove, retir­ retirement homo at nearby In a transmission monitor­ ly, in the Jaycees annual Uoad-E-0. They nre cond prize will be a S!,5oO ing president, was elected to Jupiter Island. Cremation will ed here, the news agency did pictured being congratulated by Larry Skates, scholarship and third a $1,000 a three-year term on the asso­ follow tha services at tha not specify the dates of the Preahytarian riiureh here. scholarship. ciation's board of tzusteea. Juycees Roud-K-0 chairman. (Herald Phi^n) visits. Crackdown On Drinking Drivers Set February Designated BRIEFS U. S. History Month Liner Crashes m Jacksonville. District Road-E-0 Pair Named A * LT. JAMES TAI.M A U K , USN, assigned to Sunford Naval A ir Station, hns presented 11 largo framed pictures dealing witli historical subjects to Sanford Public Library. Hero he nnd Mrs. Sara King, librarian, bang tho "Declaration o f Independence." (Herald Photo) off from the Gainesville muni­ cipal airport. Fire Damages Sanford House _ ft 117 10 Die In Gainsville Plane Crash Seminole County has had three traffic fatalities during 1904 to date. Strangely, all three have been residents of Long wood. • • • That leads us to say that merging lanes are needed at the intersection of Sit 434 and U. S. 17-92 so that traffic from the state road can enter the main highway at an even flow. • • • NO. 14 Killed Pressure On Witli tile United States tills month celebrating tho birth­ days of two American put riots and two presidents, Gcorgo Wusl^ngton and Ahrulmin Lin­ coln, the Daughter* of Hie American Revolution is spon­ soring February as "American History Month.'.' Mayor A. I.. Wilson, in keep. Ing with tho DAR's observ­ ance, issurd a proclamation to. day calling on "a ll organiza­ tions of whatever kind, and on the public, parochial und pri­ vate selioola to emphasize the study o f American history during this designated month, and by stressing tha great spiritual strength and wisdom our forefathers displayed and learning more about tha care­ fully worded documents on which our freodom is based, we contribute to a greater American scopo for futuro generations." Fleet Reserve Association, Sanford Brunch 147, also to­ day announced ita annual "Meaning of Americanism*' composition contest for all county high school seniors. Ilurshel K. T affcr, president, i<uid a certificate und key will lio presented to tiro senior in curb Seminole County high school who submits the best composition. One overall win­ ner fo r ths county will rrcciva an engraved t r o p h y . T h a awards will hu presented at commencement exercises or assemblies ns determined by the individual schools. Cuban Boats In Tow To Key West M IAM I (U P D —Four Cuban fishing-boats, Hanked by U. H. Coavt Guard cullers, headed for Key West today where a battery of federal agents wailed to question the crews about vvliat they wero doing In U. S. walrrs. Guarded by Hires swift rutters, Hie Cuban boa Is be. gan t h e six-hour voyaga shortly alter 6 a.in. Agents from several federal branches waited at Key West to question the Cubans. The Coast Guard here said it received no reports on whrlhcr the boats were arm ­ ed, hut added they submitted to hoarding without trouhlo. J. U. LEE Tlic Cuban boats, which h id hern under surveillance sinco Saturday, were Imarded Sun­ day near the Dry Turtugai when they passed into U. S. territorial waters some 54 miles west of Key West. The Coast Guard cutters WASHINGTON (U P I) Ariadne, Cape Starr and Capo Marina Oswald, widow of the Knox detained t hc craft man accusscd of slaying through Hie night until Uicy Tossing his hst Into the President Kennedy, today was were ordered to proceed to called as Hie first witness political ring for Hie first Key West. before Hie presidential com­ Uhie, J. U. Lee, of West First Street, today announced his mission investigating th e candidacy (or eorrlable, Illsassassination. Irict t, In the May primary. A native of Sunford, Lee has been employed for 19 years as a fireman-engineer by Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ BONN. Germany (U P I) —• road and for Ihe last 10 years James Mitchell, 1603 West ] has doubled ids employment Euatd I’elcr*. chief of Chan­ 11th St., was arrested by San­ as a special investigator for cellor Ludwig Erhard's secur­ ford Police officers for failure Sheriff J. L. ilobby. ity guards who was arrested to yield a right-of-way when Leo is married ami has as an alleged war criminal, his auto wun involved in a four children and oik* grand­ hanged himself in his Jail cell minor traffic accident at 10th child. today. and Olive. Pelors was arrested last "M y experience as a spe­ Police also or rested Edna R. cial investigator for Sheriff week for alleged participation Murray, 101 Oakland, for fail­ Ilobby will he uf tremendous in the wartime killings of ure to yield a right-of-way nf value if 1 am elected con­ Jews in Germau • occupied ter her auto was involved in a stable," I-ee said. "Also, I Russia. minor traffic m i s h a p ut am willing lo cooperate with lie had Just returned from French and 22nd St. all other law enforcement Rome, where lie had man­ Willie E. Campbell was agencies and I am a firm aged Hie security arrange­ charged with careless and neg­ believer In justice tempered ments fur Erhard's official ligent driving following u min­ with mercy. visit. or accident at 1306 West 8th " I will do everything in my lie had also taken earn of St. power to restore Justice and security for Krhsrd's trip to principles to tho office of Texas in Drcemhcr to confer constable of District 4." with President Johnson. Peters, 49. cum milled sui­ cide by knotting together bedTlia .Sanford Police Depart­ sheets and lisnging himself It happens to the best of ment reported this morning in his cell in Hie Bonn county (hem! Saturday night John that officers hud apprehended jsil, official sources said. Reds Staffe Raid Fingerprint Clue Widow Called Lee Announces For Dislrict 4 Constable Erhard Securily Chief Kills Self Three Held In Traffic Cases Even An Officer Is Not Immune Kumblry radioed the Banford police station that his auto bad hit a tree behind I'erfrrtion Dairies at 2562 Park Drive. Ruutbley Is a Banford police ofllcer and the rar be was driving Is a Police Department cruiser. The patrol car Is out tt service and hying repaired. Youth Held a 14-year-old youth who was observed inhaling fumes from a cloth soaked in "tester's glue." Tho youth was seen sucking and sniffing the cloth while in tha Rite Theatre. Police investigated and placed the youngster in detention. They said the inhalation o f Uie glue put tha youth in a "to x ic " condition. Biff-Time Still NEW PORT, Tcnn. (U P I ) — Revenue s»vOU S u u d a y smashed an underground still capable of producing 7.000 gallons o f Illegal whisky u day. The agents estimated tho sUUs would have cost Uie government up U> $1,900 jxvr day in tax losses, V �IN M a rk Vm!k P in t-Moa. W > . t , H 18 New Mercury Vapor Lights Installed On Seminola Blvd. The Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club hee Installed 18 new mcreurjr repor street lights on Seminola Bled, between Hwy. 17-62 and the dog track and the improvement hee already been hailed by Semionle Coun­ ty officials s* well as the cit­ izens living in the area. Before the greyhound racing season opened, SOKC Joined with Semionle County in the widening and resurfacing of the Seminola Bird, which brings the major portion o f the dog track traffic in from the main highway. Seminola County Commis­ sioner James A very stated a f­ ter seeing the well-lighted new road that he was "w ell pleased with the Sanford-Orlando Ken­ nel Club contribution to the area through the help on the road project, both in the In­ stallation o f the lights and the resurfacing." Track general manager Jack Ledonx said, Mwe feel the lights and new highway con­ Legal N otice Is the O tirt ml the Oam.tr jaSgv, Oemlaele Gaeaty, VlarMa. la ITehete. la vei Estate mt o E o n o E h . Dinar, Detests*. T e All Ores Iters eaA Pereene Navies Claim* er DeataaSa Asalaat Sale Eetalai Toe and eaeb or you are hereby eotltUC end required te present any Helms and de­ mands which you. or either of you. may have agalnet the aetata of o e o r o b H. d u n s , deceased, late of eald County, to the County Judea e l Semi­ nole County, Florida, at hie office la the oourt house ot sold County at Sanford, Flor­ ida. within slz calendar months tram the time of the first publleallon of thle notice. Two roplee of eaeh claim er demand shall be la wrlllne, and shall state the place o f residence end peet effloe address o f the elelmsnt. end ahetl be sworn to by the eUlmant, hts agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filing fee of one dollar and such claim or demand not ao filed shall be void. /•/ OEO. A- BPKKH, JR. As Administrator Cum Testaments Aaaese e l tbe Estate of OEOItOK K. DUNK. d lM itid First publication February I, A. D., ISM. Publish reb. t, 10. IT, 14. l » t « CD I t 'l l I * THE COURT OF THR ORVRTT JUDOR. ■RHINOLN o o u ir r r , F l o r i d a , i r p r o HATE. IN ItKf EBTATB OF FRANK R U H B U j Deceased. V s AE OradHaes SSd Perea as Huvtag Claims er Demaeda Ago last Said Batata ■ Tou and each o f you ara hereby notified end required to praeanl any claims and de­ mands which you. or either of you may have aselnet tha es­ tate er FR AN K BUSSELL, da. easaed, lata ot said County, to the County Judge ot SEMIN. OLE County. Florida, at hie effloe In the court house of sold County nt IANFOIU), Florida, within all calendar month* from th* lime of the first publloet4on o f this notice. Two copies et each claim or demend shell be In wrltlnc, nnd shall atat* th* plac* ot raeldeac* and poet office ad­ dress of the claimant, and ahatl b* sworn lo by ties claimant, his agent, or attor­ ney end ecoompanled by e fil­ ing fee of one dollar and such claim or demand net ee tiled shell be void. TIIK FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK OF OltLANDO, ORLANDO, FLORIDA Uri F. T. TINHLLV, JII. VICK PRESIDENT AND TRUST OFFICER As executor of the Lest W ill end Testament ot FRANK IllIBKELL, deraeted Publtah: Jan. 10, 17, Fab. I, 10, list CDQ-II 3* tributed greatly to success of thr track end we are gratified over the many favorable commenta overheard from citizens in the area." Seminola Blvd. Is widely us­ ed the year around by resi­ dents in the Longwood area and by students and faculty of Lyman High School. Canal Start Set TALLAHASSEE (U P I) (■round.breaking ceremonies for the long dreamed of Croii-Florida Barge Canal will be held In Palatka Feb. 28, Gov. Farris Bryant an nounced Thursday. Legal N o tice NOTICE OF BALK Notice Is hereby xlvcn that pursuant to the final decree of forecloaure end sale enter­ ed In the cause pending In the Circuit Court In and for Semi­ nole County, Florida, case doc­ ket number ltese, tha underalxnad Clark will eell the proparly, situated In said County described eei Lot 1, and the North 11.4 feet of Lot I or nieek It of WYNNE WOOD, Sanford. Florida, according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Rook 4, Page* IS, SI, 14 of th* Publlo Record* o f Seminole County, Flor­ ida, end) to gallon eleetrle auto­ m ata water heater, per­ manently Installed; Oil ■pace haatar and lank, permanently In e t A ile d . Elaotrlc range, freestand­ ing with rigid connection) Eleetrle refrigerator, free atendlng with plug-ln conuecllun. Venetian blind*, permanently a t t a c h e d hardware. Together with all alreoturaa and Improvement* now and haraafier an aald land, and flxlbraa attached thereto, end all rants, leaues. prooatda, and profit* accruing and te eecrue from said premia**, all of which are Included within the foregoing description and th* habendum thereof; also all gaa, eteam, elaotrlc, water, and other heating, cooking, refri­ gerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power eyateme, machines, ap­ pliances, fixtures, and appur­ tenance*. which now era or may haraaftar pertain lo, or b* ueed with. In, or on aald pre­ mise*. svea though they b* de­ tached or detachable, at publl* tale, to th* highest end beat bidder for cash be­ tween the hours o f eleven o'clock In tb* forenoon and two o'clock la th* afternoon on th* ISM day of February, l i f t , at the Front Door o f the geminate Ceunly Courthouse la Sanford, Florida. (OOURT BEAL) Arthur II. Beekwlth.. Jr, Clark of th* Clroutt Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlsa Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watte, Clerk* and Hamilton Barnett National Bank Bldg. Jacksonville I, Florida Publish Feb. t, 1144. CDR-ll V.ry Flit# A p p le Sauce 2 ™25* Florid* Punchy Grape, Orangt, Pineapple-Orange Hi-C Drinks 3 Lota o f Cleaning Fewer C o m e t f Mn. Bell's Itrewbeny l U r ' i Ceased Corned Beef . d a i r y sp e cia ls 1 0 0 V ".Y 1 0 0 Green Stempe* eddt due eeapea md pwkeee efc OMA-BAT MKTVU VTTAMMt 100 el. sise $2.94 ^ 3 g Pancake F lo u r....... 35 * •ST 2 9 ' •etty Cracket While er Fedpe FROSTING ST 39' <Af O i» ^ Etam pa SQUIBB'! MINIRAL OIL p lo t e k e 7 t e I j M i i g ■ S F iiS S fr o z e n f o o d s Oreen S ta m p s ! atA Ale WAFFLES 3 St »1. s w ttri 5-lb. c e e 9 1 .9 9 (Baalra* DM , Pea. A I OR STAM M Cbef Bey-ar-Dea'd JK OraanSte npa etA Ate eaaae md ewthaa* «A Pizza whsSausage uli« 59 VISTA CAR WAX 10-ee. else $1.S9 (taalrae Mra*. Pa*. 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Send your name, address nnd year o f birth to; Central Security L ife Insurance Co., D ept C-UR, 1418 West Rosedale, Fort Worth 4, Texes. *1. pompeian oliva oil S 23* ft % H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. swift's meats for babies riceland rice tender long-grained 3 St. 79* s ? 3 i* �A IT 4: • it Ttjf DeBary Sets Heart Fund Record The community of DeBary, ^ a h ich preicntly leads with the highest pcr-caplta giving ( ° the Heart Fund of any community In the state, will again join the rest of the na­ year the T. C. Pitchford Uies In Orlando , , ^ ® WASHINGTON More than (L T 1 ) 100 persons ± .„, MeKIBBIN FRESH PORK a i v e . - a o more will two heart 1 A FUNDJ H E A R T S U N D A Y IN D E R A R Y will bo oponrhoutled by Mm. W . G. Miller and Hugh Ilooth, shown here as they prepare to lend their com­ munity and the Heart Fund volunteers in the annuul campaign against heart diseases which cause more deaths than all other causes com­ bined. ' (Cox Photo) Fresh Water System Proposed By Lake Harney Residents A mooting of Lake Harney area residents with Hamon D. McGough, local represen­ tative o f the Farm er's Home Administration, U. S. Depart­ ment o f Agriculture, has been announced for the purpose of discussing ways ami means of bringing fresh water into the lake area. The meeting will be held at 6:45 p. m., Feb. 10, at the Geneva Community Hall. At thla time efforts will be made lo organize a non-profit water associaUon similar to the one already In operation in the Lemon Bluff area. Lake Harney residents have pointed out that although they are surrounded by w ater they still must transport bottled water for drinking. Good wa­ ter, however, is available ap­ proximately two miles away in the sand hills between the lake and Geneva. Work of the proposed asso­ ciation, with assistance from FHA, would be to establish a system whereby fresh water would be piped to the some 50 homes in the lake area. It is felt that such a system, in By Ilornirr Kelsey The Oviedo 4-H Boys Club addition to increasing pro­ w ill meet at 7 p.m. today at perty valuej, would also bring about increased population. the Oviedo School. Member­ Although a complete enginship still is open in the club, however, all boys Interested in joining should be present fo r today's meeting. The last meeting was held at the school on Jan. 20 with 13 members In attendance. Projects were chosen and rec­ lly Julia llartoa ord books distributed. Member* o f the Altamonte Special guests were Jim Springs Civie Club will hear McClellan and William Hill Dr. Paul Douglass, professor o f the Florida Forestry Ser- o f Political science o f the College School of vico who w ill be assisting with Rollins clubwork during the coming Practical Politics, speak on “ W hat About A l t a m o n t e ye«rI t was voted to establish the Springs 7 " at their 2 p.m. meeting time fo r 7 p.m., every m e e t i n g Wednesday, The other Monday, a t the school. meeting w ill bo held at the Community R a il cn Maitland Avenue. • Following the p r o g r a m , members w ill conduct their only money making project By Jane Casselberry fo r the year. Discarded, but A Coffee will be held wearable, dresses and hats, Thursday at • a. m. at the brought In brown paper bugs home of M ri. Ralph Moore, by members, w ill be sold. 202 Wilshlre Drive, Howell These garments are to be Park, to make plana for the South Seminole C T P ’a Spring worn at the March meeting. Hostesses fo r Wednesday's Festival achedulcd lor Sat­ meeting w ill be Mrs. M. L. urday, April 1>. A ll room mothers, as well Tinsley, Mrs. C. N. Kelttcr, as other interested persona, Mrs. L . T . Bryan and Mrs. Leslia Winters. are asked to attend. Dr. Douglass To Address Civic Club Coffee Planned For CTP Group coring survey must be made to determine economic feasi­ bility o f the project, pre­ liminary reports Indicate the residents already contacted, are 100 percent in favor of the program. HAMS South Seminole CTP To Meet By Jane Casselberry The Council o f Teachers ami Parents of South Semi­ nole Elementary School in Casselberry will meet Tues­ day at 8 p.m. in tho school auditorium. Rev. Hubert Reason o f the St. Mary-Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springs will bo in charge of tho de­ votion. Miss Anne Wright, music teacher, will be tho speaker. 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In the final phase of Rang­ But at impact minus 12 min­ headquarters o f the National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ e r’s plunge to the moon, utes (4:12 a. m. E ST) the For Tony C. Pitchford, 70, ministration to follow the pro­ everything still was working voice reported “ no indica­ Property died Sundny afternoon In gress o f Ranger-6’* flisht. tion’’ that the cameras had perfectly. Orange Memorial Hospital. They were supposed to go gone from warmup to pic­ They were linked by direct He came to Sanford in 1023 wire with the Jet Propolsion into a five-minute warmup ture taking. and lived here at 1015 Elm Laboratory When Impact time was on­ in Pasadena, period 19 and 16 minutes be­ Avenue. An engineer, he Calif., control center for the fore impact and. in the final ly a few tenths of a second was associated with Fred flight, where more than 200 10 minutes and the last 900 o ff the calculated moment W illiam s and fo r several persons s i r e on hand for the miles of Also mission, take 3.- there was “ still no video." years served as Seminole historic occasion. 000 photographs o f the moon’s By then, what happened County engineer. He also seem almost Incredible. At A mid-course correction ma­ surface. 114 N O R T H P A R K F A 2*0331 had served as county en­ neuver, executed at 3:57 a.m., The loudspeaker voice from the clim ax two separate cam­ gineer in Mt, Vernon, III. He EST Friday hail put the space­ Pasadena said indications era banks, each with two was a member o f the First Baptist Church and o f the Masonic Lodge in Mt. Vern­ on and o f Ansar Shrine Temple o f Springfield, Ohio. Gov't Inspected Whole or Half Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Murgaret Pitchford of Sanford; sisters, Mrs. John I). Hails o f Woodiawn, 111., Mrs. E. J. Johnson and Mrs. A ds Ragins o f Springfield and a brother, L. A . Pitch­ ford o f Oklahoma City, Okln. The body w ill be forward ed lo Centralis, III., fo r ser­ vices and burial. Rritson Funeral Homo in charge o f local arrangements. Oviedo 4-H Boys Club * T o Meet Ol Ranger Camera Failure 'Incredible' xsp campaign drive is under the leadership o f Mrs. W. G. Stiller and Hugh w o o th , with form er Heart Sunday Chairman, Mrs. Tom Arm ao serving as consultant. "M ost people think of •heart attack’ when heart di­ sease is mentioned.’ * said Mrs. Stiller. “ Heart attack is a m ajor element in the total picture, being responsible for nearly 500,000 deaths each ^ c a r . But it is only one o( ^ m an y cardio-vascular prob­ lems with which we have to cope. “ The others include stroke, high blood pressure and hard­ ening of the arteries, rheu­ matic fever and inborn heart defects — to mention Just a few. Your Heart Fund fights them a ll." Sirs. Miller added. 0 The Heart Sunday Volun­ teer A rm y will be on the march Feb. 23 to give every resident of DeBary an oppor­ tunity to join the fight against diseases o f the heart and blood vessels, responsible for more than 54 per cent o f all deaths in the United States. The community of DeBary la a part o f the Setninolc-De# B a r y Division of tha Florida Heart Association. In Seminole County, Heart Sunday Chairman is Sirs. George Mills, who said that all communities in the entire county will be covered this year, including Lake SI ary, Osteen, Lake Monroe, O vie­ do, Geneva, Longwood, North Orlando, Casselberry, Chu# lu o ta , Fern Park, Altamonte Springs, Bear Lake, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Briarwood, Wcathersficld and M ait­ land. In all these communities, Heart Fund volunteers will be calling on their neighbors to distribute information about the heart and its diseases and to receive contributions. 9 Residents are urged to join the crusade which is aaving hearts in their own commun­ ities and throughout the na­ tion. WrraTB -J^C A R R A W A Y tion in a Heart Sunday cam­ paign. . This (NnfarB Mon. Feb. 3, ’ 64— P hrc 3 m -I \ French Are. ft 25th. MO E. First SL P a lm e t t o A r e . f t 3 rd S t . .a [1 �■Be '- > Up To Congress Vou may argue whether the na­ tional pastime Is still baseball or whether professional football has displaced it, but the real sport o f the roletariat is neither o f these. It ’s nocking Congress. Seldom in history has that body been under such attack. I t ’s not the United States Congress any more; it's the Do-Nothing Congress, wheth­ e r one is referring to the 87th or 88th or any other. The sad thing is that so many people these days take it fo r grant­ ed that the constitutional purpose o f Congress is mainly to criticize the President (whoever he may be) and keep him from grabbing too much power, and to pass only those laws which one side is aole o t jam through with main force or slip by on the grease slopped over from the ever-normal pork barrel. Aside from this basic function, the popular impression goes, con­ gressmen divide their time between endless hearings on gangsters and other seamy citizens and holding in­ terviews with reporters in which they discuss what legislation is go­ ing to be considered in the current session, when It will go through, how it will be gotten through, how it will be changed before it gets through, how it will be changed be­ fore It gets through, or why it won't go through at all. True, a romantic picture o f con­ gressmen still survives among the young — a picture o f whitc-mnned, floppy-tied solons debating hotly in E s the aisles o f Senate or House. Actually, most speeches printed in the Congressional Record were never delivered. Those that were, were read during an off-hour when page boys outnumbered the con­ gressmen present. Just about everyone has a griev­ ance against Congress. However, those who jump on it because it did­ n’t immediately rush through the administration’s foreign aid or Medi­ care or civil rights bills are on just as shaky ground as those who main­ tain the fiction that Congress is sim­ ply deliberating. Would that it were, fo r this is its function, and is the best guaran­ tee o f wise legislation. Unfortunately, the m ajority of congressmen never get a chance to vote on these bills, let alone deliber­ ate on them. For an excess o f checks and balances in the congressional machinery allows them to be bottled up in perpetuity through the will of certain key committee heads. Can anyone truly say that the great issues (or i f you prefer, pseu­ do issues) o f our times, such as Med­ icare, have really been debated and weighed and considered by the peo­ ple’s representatives? This is the trouble with Con­ gress, and only Congress itself can provide the remedy which will en­ able it to regain its lost prestige. The alternative is an increasing alienation from the people and a growing cynicism on their part thnt could be fatal to the Republic. TO* Woral* mli it « T h o u g h t For To d a y And every day in the temple and at home they did not cease touching and preuching Jesus as tho Christ. — Acts 5:422. • * • The test o f a preacher is that his congregation goes away saying, not, what a lovely sermon, but, I will do something 1 — St. Francis do Snles. | Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jails Rartoa 838-1318 Casselberry Mrs, Jane Casselberry 838-6048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Malta 866-8741 DoBary Mrs. Adam Muller 688-4418 Enterprise Miss Helen Snodgrass 668-8033 Geneva Mrs. Louie* Grayson 348-4871 take Mery Mrs. France* Wester 138-6118 Lake Monroe Mrs. 11. L Johnson 332-4733 Longwood Mrs. Donna Bate* 818-1317 North Orlando Mrs. Mono GrInstead 332-3381 Ustoea Mrs. Clarence Snyder 332-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Georgs Kelsey 885-8486 Sanford, Florida Mon., February 3, 1064 w a l t e e a. s ie l o w , sc u ito e a a o r v a u iH K a PBANK VOLTOLINE, rjrralatlva . Ovaeral Maaaaee JULIAN I n BTBNSTHOB Associate Editor r a s a v a n psclt Maaaglag Editor 4tin t WMLLB O n atr Editor MELEE OLE EBON Neelaty Editor e Delivers Week MOV OMMMM Advertising Manager MAMEIETT K. JOHNSON Classified JANIE Director BMOMMAHEE Buslaoeo Manager STEED W ELLS Mechanical InpL ■VESCMirauN BATES My Hell Nemln-lo C-nnlr Alt Other ISOS I Veer It 1.11 1 Voar MS « Months 1.11 I Months LIS I Months LOS | Month* t.SS I Month 1.M t Meath V. S Pools! Regulation* provide tbet all nail anbocrlptloas ho said la sdvaaoe. Katered aa second class matter October It, t i l l at tbs Peat office of Sanford. Florida, nador Use Aat e f Confrere of March. The Moreli la s member ef the Onlioa Pro** which I* *s. titled esoleMvtly te the nee f*r repnhllea ties ef sU Me leeel nowe primed Is M l* n«ww*S*r. material, s aw * or No pert e f eny mater , J anreruetng, E P i _ o f this edltlea ef The Nanlord llerald may ha ropredneod la any maaasr with This is medically and psy­ •at wrlttes parmiaalon o f Mo pehUeher ef The Herald. Her “ Any chologically a falsa notloo. Individual or nrm roaposslhlo for men reproduction will ' nosoldered aa Infrlnglog on The Hsrsld'e eopyrlsht sad will he But as long aa deluded wom­ hold liable far damaging nndar Me law. PehUahad dally oscept en atlll worship their womb Saturday, Sunday and Christmas! publlshtd Saturday prtestdiag C k r lilM A : • (N E A ) — whether he wants It again. The move by Republican go v­ Rut the odds are heavy that he does, and such a wish is ernors to Install Oregon’s Gov. likely to be decisive with a Mark Hatfield as permanent good many Influential Repub­ chairman o f the GOP national licans. convention is approaching a The veteran leader is proud Halleck, o f cou n t, make* occasional film ed television appearances with Senate Re­ publican leader Everett Dlrksen. They have often been as­ sailed as givin g ths party a tired, oldish Image. object— that the 1000 convention was House minority leader Charles an orderly affair. He la extremely conscious, Halleck. too, that aa tho prime "con­ Hallcck had the Job in 1060. gressional candidate” fo r the Right now he w ill not com­ chairmanship, he represents ment — even privately — on 211 Republicans, 178 In the House and >3 In the Senate, who carry a big part o f the year-long partisan assault on the m ajority Democrats. An interesting thing about tha chairmanship tuaala Is that, while It divides along congnaalonal - govem onhlp lines, it does not appear to be a conservative-liberal fight. probably Immovable Quotes The President tells us we should fly to the moon, then pulls the flyin g carpet out from under Apollo and I am not sure today whether it's A -O K or on the ahelf. For now, we have a spatial yo-yo policy. — Gov. Mark Oregon. The party’s 10 governors, scattered thinly acrosa the nation, understand this full well. Rut they nevertheless want greater Influence In party affa irs than they now have. Putting Hatfield up for tho chairmanship reflects this objective. I t Indicates something more o f — a desire to plant a young, trim, handsome, vote-catching figure before the country's Rockefeller la wheeling to television screens during the the right, Coldwater la edging convention period. Hatfield has toward the center and Nixon the specifications. la the' trapped passer who As for Halleck, the attitude doesn't know whether to eat o f some GOP governors was tho ball or make another wild reflected by one who aaldi throw. ” 1 won’t be a party to put­ — John M. Ualley, Democratic ting the 'E v and Charlie Show' national chairman on "p o­ on television four days run­ litical football,” ning.” H atfield C A 8 E R*47St Nancy D., ag­ barometer o f thalr physical ed 44, la now in a mental hoa- charm, we doctors w ill atill ba pltal. forced to treat naurotle and "M y husband is unfaithful," •van psychotic fem ales! , I f Nancy had sent fo r some aha kaops telling her doctors. "H e runs around with avtry of the booklets offered via this column, she could have avoided waitress he meet*. "And he hae no use for me. entrance Into a mental sani­ ! A ll ho can think about la tarium. Qttfe &mfnrb SjrraLi) Pane 4 Political Notebook W A S H IN G T O N Worry Clinic young girls about half his aga. "A a fast aa ha finishes with one a ffa ir he (torts another. Its should be locked up.” Actually, Nancy’s husband is N O T running around with othsr women I H e I* an honorable buelnees man and active In the Roy Scouts. He also la a deacon In hie church. Bo why do you think Nancy falsely accuses him o f aaxual escapades and constant un­ faithfulness T Wall, this la a common attltuda o f a woman In ths manspause. I t illustrates what wa call "projection” upon the other spouse o f one's own secret at­ titude. F or Nancy feels aha is now on the ahelf. Her womb w ai removed by surgery because o f fibroids. Bo aba Imagines ah* la below par, aegually. " I c a n t possibly be attrac­ tive to my husband any more,” la tha fu rtive thought o f mil­ lions of woman who roach the menopause. and enshrine i t as ths main <> to a site fo r the new unlver Dr. Crane’s Herald Area Correspondents to you, the other m ember* of Editor, Herald: uter ot C o n g r e g a t i o n si s ii r t t w S to steers s r t assset•fcls arasMaO tfcvr 4* sat Beat sity in east central Florida. Church, for having an excel­ to s m n i H H M . Pssttr b ast It was a pleasure to work lent character of honesty. aakllsfcsa fcp Tka Morals. Bruce Biossot — Roy Crowley bomb and intercontinental missiles, the military chiefs o f a nation could o ffe r reasonable guarantees fo r their country’s safety. Policies could be based upon the ability to resist pos­ sible armed attack. Today, when hydrogen weapons make possible the assassination of entire nations, fo r the firs t time in history we are all us defenseless as a bareheaded man in an open car. The word "defense” today really means "retaliation,” fo r that is tho only means men have so fur devised, short o f worldwide disarmament, for keeping the dogs o f war at bay. In the long run, it may be that this very weakness will be the source o f our greatest security. For just as the only protection aguinst un unbalanced assassin is to devise a society in which mental in­ stability is treated in childhood (which almost happened with Lee Oswald) and in which the seeds o f hate and extremism are never allow­ ed to take root, so the only real pro­ tection aguinst an ICBM is to build a world where such weapons do not exist becuuse they are unthinkable. The Editor Im f m It , n a l m sa p i * Please allow me the space lie affair*. Tfee w rits* map b m the County Commission, and a • * ■ ■aa*# ptwriSsS tk* 1st to all o f the citizens who had to commend little Peter Davis tv* also vBrrtvB tfcc writer's a part in helping us move to­ and his grandfather, Rev. Ira# Borne o i l aOJrvas. Letters • ( ( t w i t tkBB SSB w s r i* will ward e decision with regard Walter A . R. McPherson, min­ Death From Afar Four United States presidents have been shot to death: Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley and now Kenne­ dy. There have been attempts again­ st others that failed. I t is worth noting that in every case but the last, the foul deeds were perpetrated at close range. Though hand weapons capabTb o f killing men at ranges up to hun­ dreds o f yards have existed since at least the days o f the. Kentucky long rifle. John F. Kennedy was the firs t president to be so assassinated — indeed, was probably the first out­ standing leader in all history to be murdered at a distance. I t is ominously significant that it should occur at this time in history, when this nation — and all nations — are openly vulnerable to longrange destruction. U.E. Baughman, form er head of the Secret Service, wrote in his mem­ oirs that his men could provide sure protection fo r the. presidents under their charge in almost all circum­ stances. H e had only one great worry dur­ ing his years in the service, and that was precisely what befell President Kennedy: the unseen rifle, telescop­ ically equipped, protruding from one o f the thousands o f windows along a crowded city street. Short o f containing the president in a bulletproof cocoon, or employ­ ing hundreds o f men to search and patrol every building along u given route, there was no way tho Secret Service could guarantee the presi­ dent’s safety against a determined rifleman. In tho days before the atomic Letters STRANGE BEDFELLOWS! band. with you and we look for. A few weeks ago I lost Editor, Herald: ward to many other associa some money In the vicinity of Thera ha* been lately quite tlons with the citizens o f your 14th and Palmetto. I had givan extent o t talk and, m ay county in the years ahead. en up the idea of ever seeing A t an early date, we will I add, a published ‘ ‘letter to It again. tha editor” In The Herald re­ went to meet with your Com Peter found It on the way garding raised telephone rates mission to discuss matters of from church and gave it to in order to expedite toll-free toning along the boundaries his grandfather. Rev. McPher­ calls within our county a rts o f the site, should it be ap­ son, in spite o f having a sick and m ay I add, quit* a con proved by the Board o f Edu. wife and his own chores, kept slderablo complaint about our cation. We know w e may inquiring until he found me. tax dollars going to support count on you to continue It wes Peter who present­ the Chamber o f Commerca In your support of higher educa­ ed tho money to me. Of tion In Florida. tha respect of bow these two course, a* anyone would do, J. B. Culpepper Items will benefit the working I offered a token ot apprecia­ Executive Director men or, aa the published le t tion to him. With a broad Board o f Control ter (to ta l, "th e poor man.” amile on his face, he refused * a • T o enlighten the people who to accept I t James P. A very, Chairman feel that the business enter­ This was certainly a itranga prise o f our county is forc­ Seminole County Commission act for a lad. However, it T o you and your fellow ing these Issues o f further liv­ proved to me that ChriM ing expense on themselves Commissioners I want to ex­ abides in a home of this sort. and fellow citizens for the press m y gratitude for the It also proved that the Golden mere reason o f personal busi­ gracious manner in which you Rule la not taught but lived ness gain only and not the treated us in the race for the here. employe rank o f citizen's gain University site. Although, we My heart Is filled with gra­ aa well, these Issues are In are naturally happy over an titude when I think o f this existence for the added pros­ Orange County site being act. May the God o f all merc­ perity o f every man, woman chosen, we certainly would ies bless you and yours, Is complained had and child living in Seminole not have my prayer. County or who in the future Seminole gotten the nod. Arnold L . Bentley Our cordial relations with will live in Seminole County. This county has been In Its your Board plui the fine mem. Editor. Herald: backward stage long enough. bers o f the site selection com­ Please accept m y sincere Limitation In Job opportuni­ mittee, Doug Stenstrom, Mack thanks and appreciation for Cleveland, John Krider, and ties, and the somewhat low publishing the advance notice per capita Income bracket etc., were always maintain­ o f m y recent visit to Stnford. have existed long enough. Our ed aa I am sure they will We measure the success of well qualified, capable clti- continue to be. We, in Or­ these counseling trips by tha tens who are in back o f the ange County, are proud to number zf young ladles wa Chamber and such projects as be near to such fine Seminole are able to contact and, of the free Seminole County toil citizens. course, the cooperation of tho Don S. Evans, chairman news media Is most Import, system are unselfishly giv­ Orange County Com­ ant. ing their time, talents and en­ mission ergy to bring greater popula­ M y visit was most success­ tion to the area, more and ful and I do appreciate your better business and Industry, Editor, Herald: assistance In making it so. The Women's Guild o f St. and more business to the al­ Sincerely, ready settled business enter­ Ann's Catholic Church wishes Jana H. Wheeler prise In order to nurture for to express It appreciation of Sfs WAC our people greater job op­ the generous publicity which Career Counselor portunities, greater wage and The Herald and our DcBary fringe benefit*—thus helping reporter, Mrs. Adam Muller, With the season in full not only the business man but have given to our church ac­ •very individual eltlxea In our tivities during the last year. swing it would bo Interesting to know how many fish are Grace A. Walsko area. In the football pools. Publicity Chairman I t la worth the small Invest­ ment of pennies a day to buy a better future for oureelves, our children end our neigh­ bors throughout SEM INOLE COUNTY. Sidney L . Vihtea, Jr. A t tha governor’s Denver caucus last fa ll, the vote fo r Hatfield was, aa already wall remarked, unanimous. Tha few •beentcea later added their support. Am ong tha original pro-Hatfield voters war* three avowed backers o f 8en. Barry Goldwator’a presidential can­ didacy: Governor* Paul Fan­ nin of Arisons, Tim Babcock James P. A very Jr., of Montana, Hanry Belmon o f Chairman Oklahoma. Board e f County Com­ Another Coldwater m a n , missioners o f Seminole Jame* Wood, Arisons GOP na­ County tional committeeman, w a s I am writing on behalf o ! skeptical at first. Then he tha Board and Its staff to watched Hatfield perform im­ express our deep appreciation partially and competently as host at a Eugene, Ore., meet­ ing o f western Republleani. Roth Coldwater and N ew York'e Gov. Nelson Rockefel­ ler were featured guests. Now Wood la fo r Hatfield as chair­ man. Hatfield has one handicap. Sometimes known aa "every­ body’s candidate fo r vice pres­ ident,” he might benefit more from the Ulevlalon ‘‘•howcase” then tome party man would car* to tea. Hla own people thought the missionary work done fo r the governor a t a recent party meeting In Washington ad­ vanced hla cause. But the wUe old party heads • r* doubtful h a ll make I t A fairly sturdy tradition has given the chairmanship to tho top House Republican fo r a good span o f time. Halleck hae had it only once, but ha la not a man to bo pushed aside lightly. "Sha doth p r o t e s t too much," would b a S h a k e ­ speare's diagnosis. " I t takas a thief to catch a thief,’ nine an old adage that is also appropriate bare, fo r Jealous mates are often guilty, themselves! I f not In actual fact, a t least For most o f thesa mental patients are victim * o f false In thalr thoughtol ideas I Dr. Mannlnger has stated that the heaviest drain on our atota budgets la fo r tha sup­ port o f Institutions fo r men to] By • WOODROW CASH rases I Bo you t a x p a y e r s are "stuck” fo r millions o f dollars While diamonds may be called a g irl’s beat friend, hand-knits are on* every year Just because o f o f her beat levee. Knitted garment* fate* notions, largely aaxual la o f both the hand-knit sad machtnoorigin, that atlll fattor A m ir, knlt variety are one o f the special lean*. favorites of this year’s fashions. And college graduates are Knitted garment* apd fabric* hardly any mors Immune than have a greater tendency to change grammar school graduates! •hap* during cleaning than woven Bo get hepl ones. This is due largely to the fee* Tha womb to not prim arily that knitted materials can stretch la one direction and at tha asms time a eex organ, anyway, so H •brink In the other. Also, knitted makes llttla difference wheth­ clothe* arc likely to kso their shape during wear. F or er It etopa Its monthly cycle at this reason they require frequent cleaning and blocking Uia age o f 46 or la removed by to reitoro them to their original shape and dimensions. surgery (h yiterectom y). This is true o f fabrics and garments knitted o f wool, cotton, rayon, nylon and combinetk * a o f yarns. That is, It makes little d if­ ference U N LE S S you women W ith knitted materials, as with all fabrics, your worship it and than believe ths cleaner must analyse the yarn fibers to determine just (alee notion that you cannot which cleaning compound to use. Blocking and finishing o f knitted clothes takes special skill, too. be physically attractive when Is la no longer functioning. You can trust your knitted garments to us, and Nancy, Ilk# many other pa­ know that they are In capable, rsoponalbl* hand* . . . tients o f her age, thinks aha la that they w ill be painstakingly handled during cleaning, blocking and finishing . . . and returned to you Impec­ N O T aexually appealing. cably clsan and new-looking. Wa pickup and deliver, a t But aha would vary much Uk* to be. Bo aha "projects” her own DOWNTOWN CLEANEKS ft LAUNDBBESS subconscious wishes fo r " a f ­ 111 8. P A L M E T T O A V B PH O N E P A 6-818* fairs” upon her innocent hus­ 'btem 1ST. 1933 M e* *r lid 8 «. 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TiUC APPLIANCE DEALER TODAY. 0 -t L ii *e FlIRIM W. acwtt k m M I m T T . M I awmamu rwe/M (INFANT 207 ManaUs Art. 0 �'if I1 1h 4 *U U i •Sr V CL)aah Gbbij. • D E A R A B B T : Just before Christmas two ladies came into the launderette and coh­ ered all the table* wrapping p a p e r , a slob. etc., and while their clothe* were being washed they wrapped Chriatma* gifts. When my clothes were dry, I asked politely if I could use one o f the tables to fold my sheets and blankets. I can’t quote their replies, but I guarantee you that if these women had been men I would have punched them both right in the mouth. When my w ife saw the laun* dry all wrinkled and unfold* ed, her face got as red as her hair. She said I should hare called the owner o f the place or the police. I said a gentleman wouldn’t have done such a thing. She said when a woman shows that ah* is no lady, a man is re­ lieved o f the obligation to act like a gentleman. W e’d like your opinion. N H L IN T O P E K A D E A R P H IL : A gentle* man acta like a gentleman even when a woman acts like Legal Notice iv t h e cmct'iT rot'RT o f TUB NIVTH jrniW AI. rlH. c h it iv Avn row sem ixolh fOU.VTT. FLORID*. CHAVCBBV jrn, issee TUB UNION CENTflAt. LITE 1NHURANCK COMPANY. Plaintiff, vs. TODD BTAI.ET IIONET, st us and st at, Defendants. NOTICB o r SALB NOTICE IB HEtlEHT OIVB S Ihst on the Uth day of February, IM I. st 11:1* A.M. st ths main door of ths Courthours of Bemlnole County, st Hanford. Florida, the underr S in n e d Clerk will offer for sals to the hlsheat snd beet bidder for eseh ths following described real properly: DOT *. BLOCK IT. NORTH ORLANDO, according to plat thereof rscorded In Plot Rook It, Pssee 10 snd II. Public necords of Hemlnolo County, Florida togoihor with all otrueluroo. Improvements, flsturee. appli­ ances, and appurtenanree on said land nr need In conjunc­ tion therewith. This sole Is mode pursuant to final docroo of foreclosure onisrod In Chancery action No. m i l aow ponding la the Circuit Court of snd for Bsmlnolo County. Florida. DATED THIB !»th dey of January, 1»*4. (BEAL) ... •_ Arthur It. B e c k w i t h . Jr., Clerk s f the Circuit court By: Martha T. Vlhtea Dsputy Clark a n d e u b o n . BL'a'l. DEAN A UJWNDB* Attorneys for Plaintiff SiJ East Control Boultvsrd Orlando. Florida Publish Feb. S, !»«*• CDR-1 2445 FwacIi A ve Sanford, Fla- C a rry O u t O rd e r* • • for her ‘ ‘ boy friend.” She ia D E A R J E R R Y : N ot neces­ sarily. I f a w ife can ta v i a little out o f the grocery money by careful budgeting and frugal buying, the money she aavea is hers. And if she wants to spend it on a g ift for her husband, it’s a g ift in every sense o f ths word. the laughingstock o f the dorm because this boy has been playing her fo r a suck* er all year. He dates other girls and when he doea aak her fo r a date, he usually breaks it at the last minute with some phony alibi, but she always forgives him. How can we get her to real* its that aha is wasting her time? CONCERNED A T B 1R N K R A N T H A L L # • • e # C O N FID E N T I A L T O M A R C IA S. A N D BEV C.: N o one is compelled to prove his Innocence. The burden of proof is on the accuser. • D E AR C O N C E R N E D : Don’t waste yours. Appar­ ently the girl likes wool— both the kind that goes into a sweater and the kind that is pulled over the eyes. • • Get it o ff your chest. For a persona), unpublished re­ ply, write to A B B Y, Box 33C5, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • • D EAR A B B Y : I can’t un­ derstand how women who don’t earn any money o f their own can go around bragging about the ‘ ’g ifts ’’ they give their husbands. A For Abby’s booklet, To Have A Lovely ding," send 60 cents to Box 3366, Beverly Calif. Onfihidqsi NORTH • A 10 3 3 VTI1 ♦ IS 4 A K Q II WEST EAST AKQJI A 6S4 H J 101 H Q 084 9 K 1074 2 AQ tf A> A J4 i SOUTH (D ) A At? VAK1 A AJS A 10973 Both vulnerable South West North Bast 1N.T. Pass 3 N .T . Pass Pam Pass Opening lead—A K five he needed fo r his con­ tra ct South solved his problem with help from W e s t He abandoned the club suit fo r a “ How W ed­ Abby, Hills, Television MONDAY P. M. CBS ( I ) Chaaaei S ( I ) News 1:11 (I ) Moris I perte f t ) Editorial •:tJ (1) Weather (SI Ilrevsrd Nows 1:11 ( I ) Wssthsr ( I ) Hportt* 1 :1# ( I ) Wsltsr Cronhltt t l ) Hsatltr-Brlahlsr <>; lion Cochrsa 1:0 (S) Orbit 7:01 ( I ) 11s vs duo W ill Trsvsl t l ) Digest ( t ) Zant drop Theater T :ll ( I ) Monday N1U At Ths Movlse . ( I ) Ts Tall Ths Tralh ( I ) Oottr Limits 1:11 ( I ) Pvs Oot A Secret 1:11 ( I ) Wagon Trnln ( I ) Ths Lucp Show l.-OS t l ) Danny Thomas 1:11 ( I ) Asdp arHUlh Shew ( I ) Hollywood snd ths ■ tnrs ts:se ( I ) Breaking Point ( I ) East Bide— Weet Bide ( I ) Bing Along With Mitch n -.ii ( I ) Newsteps ( I ) News (S) Newsline 11:11 ( I ) Sports rinsl ( I ) Theater of ths Stars U :lt f t ) Toslts Bhsw ( I ) Ths Lata Show dtiyhtiyhJtA 7:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Monday Night Movie. "Phone Call From A Stranger." A good cast Including Gary Merrill, Bette Davis, Michael Rennie, Shelly Winters and Keenan Wynn help make this 1932 re­ lease Interesting. Merrill, aft­ er arguing with his wife, catches a plane, and during the flight makes friends with three other passengers—Miss Winters, Mr. Wynn and Ren­ nie. 8:30-8 p.m. CBS. The Lucy T V Time Previews miitaken identity bit. Lucy (Lucille B all) ir In a spot. She brags that Ethel Merman is a personal friend; soon Jerry insists he get her for his Boy Scout show. littla more forethought organisation? and — How many hours a week do you ipend in idle telephone chatter, rehaahing last night's party, gossiping about some­ body else'* problems, passing along everything you hsar to everybody you know? — How msny times a week do you chauffeur your chil­ dren when they could easily walk, and would be better o ff for getting the exercise ? — How many invitations do you accept halfheartedly — Legal Notice IV THE COUNTY Jt'IKiK'S COUBT IV AVD FOR SEMIVOI.B COUNTT FLORIDA la Bel Estate sf DOOO "JACK" HARRIH. Deceased FIN AL NOTICB Notice Is hersby glvsn that ths undertlsnsd will, on ths lith day s f Fsbrusry, ISM, prsssnt to the Ifonorsbts County Judas of Bsmlnols County, Florida, hit final re­ turn, account snd vouchtrs. as Administrator of ths EeUts of DOOO "JACK‘S IIA It RIB, dacessed, snd st told tlmt, than snd thsrs, make application to ths sold Judt* for a final settlement of hie administra­ tion of said sttats. snd for an order discharging him st such Administrator. DATED this ths llth day • f January, A. D. l i lt . William U. Class As Administrator of Ihs E iU ts of Doog “ Jack" Harris, dsetsesd. Gordon V. Frederick, Attorney for ths Eststs of Doo* "Jack" llarrla. dectaasd US East Commercial Btrest Bulls I Kirk Pleas, Sanford, Florida, I2TT1 Publish Jsn. It, XT * L IS, 1114. Fob. 838-3207 1:11 ( I ) I l f <l) (I) till dr Collars s f ihs Air TsAsp Wnhs Up Msvlsa Farm Msrhst R*H fl ( I ) a u to Nows and Wssthsr T:M ( I ) Today f l ) Prs-Behsst rteselsg T ill ( I ) Countdown Nows 7:41 ( I ) Mickey's Uoeptl Tims l.-se ( I ) Mlcksp Brans Show l:*S ( I ) Captain Ksngsrws 1:11 I I ) Wsstksr and Haws 1:1* (1) Tortey ( I ) Csrlssvttls (S) Damps of Learning 1:11 ( I ) Jack Lslsnns ( t ) Kierctes 1:11 <11 Hamper Room ID (Isle Rt»rm ISiSI ( I ) Bay When IS) Spanish I.eeenn* <l) Mike Wallace News 11:10 C> Word for Word ( I ) I Lavs Lear (0) Ths Object Is 111#0 t l, Concentration (0) Frier Is Hlght 11:11 <*) The McCoys 11:10 ( I ) Sevan Keys (1) Fats * Gladys By Oswald Jacoby W BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LEAN FRESH FARMER GRAY SKINLESS FRAN KS 49 GROUND BEEF 5 l89 APPLE JELLY LtMtT-1 WITH $2.90 0 * MORE FOOD M O M ASST. GELATIN DESSERTS. SAVE It EACH JELL-0 2 TU IN IP ( - I S « - I S — M sm e r PKG. 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Enjoy crisp, appetising aalede... tasty pise, cakes and creams.. .tender, delicious prime meets and garden fresh vegetsbtss. . . served In truly pi taunt surroundings. And remember, Thursday night fie "tamUr night" with free desserts for a ll...a n d night la "stash aight" whsn you get a Mg 44-iMTSeaa stash cooked te year arder far aaly R E ST A U R A N T N O W OPEN SU N D A YS 11 A . M. * 9 P. M. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. The Dan­ G riffith) fries to teach him Show. Part I. Fairly funny. ny Thomas Show. A frail plot that girls prefer gentlemen. This is a reverse twist on the without much provocation for Certainly not his frightening­ Charade tOftrJs C A V A LIE R B IB COFFEE CAKE ■ i * r\ TU E SD AY A . M. CDQ-IT ' to as YOU AT Seminole T V t i l l ( I ) Nows, Wssthsr 1:10 (* ) Fsrm Report CIS (1) Contlnestal Clsss- moment and led dummy's ten o f spades. Had W est been In a think­ ing mood, he would have dis­ trusted South's generosity and refused to cash his last spade, but W est wasn't thinking, lie did cash that fourth spade and South was able to discard a club from his hand. This un­ blocked the suit and gave him his contract South deserves a lot o f cred­ TUESDAY P. M. it fo r finding a way to un­ block the club su it but every­ 11:10 ( I ) Levs at LTTs ( i ) Haven Keye thing would have been much Cl) First Impression easier if ha just led the seven 1I:SI <11 Father Knows Heat ( ! ) Basrah tar Tern ar­ o f clubs to atait and dropped row the ten and nine on the second (1) Truth or Conesqusnrss and third lead* o f the su it 11:11 f l ) OsISlag U gh* This way ha would have been 1:10 (S) (llr! Talk t l ) Ernls Ford Bksw left with the deuce and the ( ! ) Nows unblocking problem w o u l d 1:11 ( ! ) Bpuclsl— M , 1:11 ( I ) As Tks World Taras never have arisen. ( I ) Mld-FIs. Nows (1) Botenes 1:41 I f ) Imfftlms 1:00 ( I ) Password ( I ) Ann Southsrn 1:11 (0) Art Ltnklsttsr 10) Day In Court ( I ) Ths Doctors simply because you have the 1:00 (0) To Toll Ths Truth foolish notion that anywhsr* 41) Lorstta Young ( I ) General svoepltsl you are asked to go you have 1:10 I f ) The Edge of Night to go? 41) Qasis For A Day (1) You Don't Bey —How much unimportant 1:11 ( I ) Douglas Edwards work do you 1st yourself In for Nows a* a member o f numerous or­ l i t * ( I ) Isrrst alarm ( f ) Trsllmsetsr ganisations whoa* main rea­ (1) Ths Msteh asms son for being Is to keep busy 4:1* (* ) Unci* Wsll Hume A Allen a bunch o f women who haven't 1:11 ((1) I ) Maverick enough to do? (S) Cartoons ( ! ) Reel of (lroucho — How much time do you 1:10 ( ! ) Newseope waste each wsek in and week ( f ) Lsavs tt To Beaver out because you have trouble making up your mind Th* mistletoe waa the first — How many useless trips official state flow er in Am er­ do you make in your car that ica. Oklahoma adopted it in you could hava avoided by 1893, while still a territory. preliminary telephone call? — How much extra work do you let your fam ily make fo r STARTS SUN. you becauae you have never insisted that they put thing* where they belong, and that they pick up after them selves? I f you are always complain­ ing about not having any time NOW tfcre WED. for the thing* you admit are important, It's probably be­ cause you don't put any real value on the time you have. r. o. uoe m i TV RENTAL • Sties • Service F A 3-4920 laughs except hi a blame- ly rude approach to courting. Zenith Color T V galea shifting sequence. At their 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly­ 2800 gaaford Ava. weekend retreat, the Williams wood and the Stars. and the llalp eri decide to get acquainted with their neigh­ bors and find it isn't so easy. MAKE A DINNER DATE 8:30-10 p.m. ABC. Wagon Even when they toss a big Train. "T h e Grover Alien party with ail the trimmings, Story." We happen to be nobody shows up. pushover* for Burgess Mere­ 8:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Andy “ Where Dining In nn Adventure” dith, particularly when he Griffith Show. Returning as E. O F F 17-92 A T SE M IN O LE R A C E W A Y 8IG N plays little men who rise to the volatile Ernie Bass, How­ FE R N P A R K , FLO R ID A great occasions, such as mur­ ard Morris gets most of the der. laughs here as Andy (Andy :n e m o W B*RuthM ille« (jJsi Jk s So you don't have time to read, or exorcise, or keep up with friends, or whatever it is you think you would like to do or ought to do— if you only had the time. A re you euro you can’t find tim e? Honest, now— —How many hours a week do you ait before your televislon set, compblalnlng all the while at the poor quality o f much that is offered? — How many hours a week do you spend on aimless errand running that could actually be done in half the time, will: a non-working w ife get* every dime she spends from her husband, doesn’t shcT So, isn’t it the same as buying him a g ift with H IS money? JE R R Y would D E AR A B B Y : A girl in our dorm is knitting a sweater j Jacoby Anybody knows enough to play a low card when he ia not trying to win a trick. It takes experience to learn when to play an unnecessarily high card In order to guard against an embarrassment o f riches later on. South let West hold the first trick with the king o f spades. W est continued w i t h t h e queen. South took this trick and led the deuce o f clubs to dummy’s queen. His next play waa the king o f clubs and when W est discarded the ■even o f diamonds South saw that he was In trouble. He didn’t have any club losers, but if he played dummy's ace o f elubs in order to drop East’s Jack, the club suit would be blocked. He would make four club tricks instead o f the woman on another woman. • | By Abigail Van Buren never try to pull that stunt with rlbbona, A « . M • �•5 » ' P age 8— Mon. Feb. 8, *64 R saTarB Wrrall FOUNDER’S CELEBRATION SALE! Service-All In D a y s W ork! On the fourth Monday of every month Fellowship Hall in the educational building, First Presbyterian Church, resembles a bee hive. The volunteer workers as­ sembled there are just as or­ ganised and equally busy as ■ny colony of beet. Members call themselves tho Service Circle and rightly so for they accumulate over 1,000 hours • f service annually. Mrs. N ell Houston has been rewinz needed articles for the hospital long before Seminole Memorial was opened and long before the auxiliary was organised. This Service Circle got its start because she had a desire to contribute more artlclei to badly needed by the hospital. They now have >8 to 20 ladles at each meet* ing. Slttic (as the is affection­ ately known) Houston con­ tinues to do additional tew ­ ing at home, the makes small MRS. G. RUSSELL P E A R S O N (le ft ) and Mm. A . B. Peterson Sr. checking on the progress o f articles they are sewing for Seminolo Memorinl Hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Turnbull (in foroground) Is basting a hospital gown, Aa « • honor our founder with a W f, BIG celebration— you hava a ehanea to aave on tome big BIG V A L U E S ! In ad­ dition to cash saviaga, you’ll be able to aave more and more o f three valuable P L A I I ) S T A M P S too. boots, small and large aurgl cal drapes, small robes, tow els, laundry bags, gowns, hot water bottle covers, Mayo packs, small pajamas, bass! net covers, pillow eases, bed pan covers, eye covers, in alrumcnt covers for autoclav Ing and pads ranging in also from nine by nine Inches to 54* x 74". An unusual item ia the large red stocking trim ­ med in white. Babies born during the Christmas holidays are taken In to the mothers in Uiese stockings and each one keeps the stocking (to hang fo r Santa?). gowns for the pediatric ward from old and worn surgical gowns. Sho baa a friend in Daytona who drive* over to aew with the local ladies on the fourth Mondays. Fellowship Hall Is used for tho aewing bee but the circle ia not church-sponsored and anyone Interested la invited to tew with them. A knowledge o f sewing Isn't even necess­ ary, ju it a desire to help, for there's cutting to be done and always the atacki o f complet­ ed pieces to be folded. Mrs. Bob Besserer, co-chairman, says they average 150 to 200 articles at each session. At 9:30 a.m. the sewing, baiting, cutting and pinning begins but Slssle Houston and her husband have been out long before that picking up the portable machines from Garrett’s Department Store delivering them to the sewing room. She averages 30 hours work a month just get­ ting thing* ready; trips back and forth to the hoipltal and putting everything in readi­ ness so no time la lost when sewing time arrives. It has been estimated she totals 700 hours a year, about two each day, on this project. The coffee pot ia kept full and hot all day and the lewtake a sandwich fo r the mid-day break. There’s a group who go In just to set table and up the luncheon lu clean up afterward so the others m ay ntilise the 9:302:30 houra to advantage. Hospital articles made by lliis circle include surgical "Super-R ight" Extra Lean Freahly GROUND BEEF Servlco Circle Is not a part of the Hospital Auxiliary but "P in k L a d ies" tewing with thla circle m ay count the hours toward their accumu­ lated total fo r tho year. Hos­ pital Administrator Bob Betterer Is lavish In his praise for the astounding amount of sewing accomplished by these clrele members and what it means to the hoipltal. This past week the circle had an anniversary; they have been meeting and sew­ ing for two years. Do you have a few hours to give on MARGO E L IZ A B E T H D U NN the fourth Monday of each month? Call Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Besserer o r just go on down to the educational build­ ing of th e Presbyterian Church at 9:30 a.m. It doesn't even matter if you don’t know anyone there, they’re such a friendly hive o f busy bees you’ll be w arm ly welcomed Mr. and M n . Sam Dunn an­ tin, Springfield, Tcnn. . . . and if you just happen nounce the engagement and The bride-elect Is a grad­ to have a portable sewing m i- approaching marriage of uate o f Seminole High School chine, take il along their daughter, Margo Eliza­ and is employed by J. C. beth, to William Jerry Austin, Penney Co. grandson o f Mrs. Molliu AusThu bridcgroom-elect at­ tended S p r i n g f i e l d High School and has been In the United States N avy f i v e years. He is currently sta­ tioned in Pensacola. The wedding will tako place Feb. 8, at 7 p.m., in the F'irst Raptist Church. Margo Dunn Will Wed J. Austin Sewing Machine Project 3 b$1.00 (Bsj$ S a l s ! * I f you like meat with a rich and robust flavor . . . and if you don’t mind saving extra money ritlirr . . . this is the sate fur you! Just look what you’re getting: Famous-for-goodnrsn "Super-Right" Duality Beef— a variety of your favorite cuts from grain-fed Western Steer Reef— sit guaranteed to give you the utmost In enjoyment or your money hack— The Beef item of your choiee will be cut and wrapped at no additional cost. (275 to 325-Lb. A v g .) “ SUPER-RIGHT** H E A V Y W E STE R N Side of Beef LB. 49( “ SUPER-RIGHT** H E A V Y W E S TE R N (140 to 165-Lb. A v g .) Beef Hind LB. “ SU PE R -R IG H T* H E A V Y W E S T E R N W H O LE Beef Rib (25 to 30-Lb. A v g .) 10 INCH CUT LB. “ SUPER-RIGHT** H E A V Y W E S T E R N W H O LE Beef Loin (45 to 65-Lb. A v g .) LB. For Girls MRS. JOHN A. BURTON IV (lef drapes Rudy Sloan nro shown stitching surgical sir BcsHcrer at tho Service Circle meeting. Mrs. Bob i completed (center) loses no timo collecting tl articles to be stacked and counted, Daughters Of Wesley Class T o Meet Daughters day School of Wesley C lan will Sun­ have the business and social meet­ ing In McKinley Hall Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. O. R . Estridge will be chairman of bostciica. From Your Downtown Florist SANFO RD F LO W E R SHOP Cor. E. tat 41 Hanford Ave. F A 2-1822 F A 2-8133 20 G AL. G A L V A N IZ E D Leaders T o Learn Osteen Personals spent several days with Mrs. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Ella Slone, Daytona Frank George. Ik-uch, recently visited her Family Night at tiie Osteen tuusin, Mrs. Harry Osteen. baptist Church was a huge Mr. and M ri. John Tatum success. Over 50 people were Jr. and children, John III, present to enjoy the food and Janet and Deborah, recently fellowship. visited their grandmother, Mrs. L. A. Tatum, In Plant City. Annual Card Mrs. Jamca Wallin, Mrs. Ha­ zel GUliuly, Mrs. E va Wil­ liams, Mrs. Clarence Snyder and Mrs. Auburn Hector were in Leesburg Monday evening. They attrndod the banquet and meeting of Leesburg K o­ be kali Lodge No. 52, when they honored tho State Pres­ ident of the ncbekali Assem­ bly, Mrs. Margaret Walters. Party Scheduled By Garden Club The Garden Club o f Sanford Is sponsoring the annual card party Feb. 4 at tba Woman's Club. Mrs. A1 Hunt, chairman, has announced prizes will be awarded at each table and Mr. and Mr*. Goorge Par- door prizes given. Mrs. Irving Pryor, chair­ nienter, Gainesville, N. Y., man o f refreshments, and her committee will serve sand­ wiches, cookies and coffee contributed by circle m em ­ bers. Players ara asked to fur­ nish cards for tba game to be played but it is not necessary to maka up a complete table, members will be on hand to Reg. 2.98 fill out the required number. ft 3.98 Tickets m ay be obtained from any garden club mem' ber o r ‘at Ute door. W E S T E R N STR AW HMS M A B E L D AVID SO N (le ft) Mrs. Harry S. W oodruff and Mrn. Neil Houston discuss just which o f the muny items they should stitch first ns they nrrivo ut Scrvico Circle meeting fo r a day o f sewing. GARBAGE CANS LOCKERS How T o Refinish Furniture On Feb. 5, and 7 Mrs. Ro­ berta Hall, Slate Home Fur­ nishing Specialist, will be in the county to give a leaden training meeting on "R cfln Ishlng Furniture" to Home Improvement leaders. T h e leaders are: Mrs. Earl How­ ell, Hear Lake; Mrs. G. H. Gray, Mrs. N ellie Frank, Mrs. R. A. Frank, Elder Springs; Mrs. Kay Bodogh, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Gene va i Mrs. Joe Wright, M n . Edwin Kennedy, Lake M ary; Mrs. Alice Nordgrcn, Lake Monroe; M n . Elton Richards, Mrs. Arthur Putnam, Long wood; Mrs. Lynn Mosicr, Oviedo; Mrs. Dempsey Car­ nes, Sanford; Mrs. Marguer­ ite Graham, Seminole even Ing. Each leader will bring one piece of furniture to refinlsh. N O TICE TO WHOM I T M A T CONCERN: The Erma Jean Craig Men­ tioned in the M ortgage Forclasurr, Chancery No. 18711 la In no way connect­ ed with Charles M. and Inna II. Craig who reside nt 2101 W illow Avenue, Hanford. "G etting The Most Out Of The Sewing Machine" Is a new 4-1! project for 4-H girls In Seminole County. There are four lessons which will be taught girls who arc in o r­ ganized 4-H clubs. The first unit, "K now Your Sewing Machine," will include four lessons: How to stitch proper­ ly; Sltirhing with thread; How to thread the sewing m a­ chine; Winding the bobbin. White muslin strips will be used by tho girls for practice. Many o f tho 4-H'crs uro be­ ginners in the use of the sew­ ing machine. The following leaders have had advanced training at a two-day training meeting on "G etting The Most Out Of Tho Sewing Ma­ chine." These leaders will be­ gin classes In February with the organized groups. The leaders are: Mrs. II. H. Wil­ son, Lake Monroe; Mrs. Doris Gandy, Sanford; 31rs. Marian Rryant, Longwood; Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Sanford; Mrs. Dee Anderson, Sanford; Mrs. Jeon Lyles, Oviedo. Leaders or others who are Interested in taking this twoday training may call the Homo Demonstration Agent's Office. EXTRA SP E C IA L “SUPER-RIGH T” P U L L - C UT Woman’s Club Luncheon Meeting A M E R IC A N Sanford Woman’s Club members will meet for a 12 noon luncheon and general business meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, chairman of hostesses, will be assisted by Mrs. DeWitt Ma­ thews, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mr*. Eric Vihlcn Mrs. S. G. Harriman and Mrs. L. D. Hastings. The C hic Department will present the program for the j afternoon, Mrs. William R ey­ nolds will introduco Douglas Stcnstrom whose subject will be "L on g Range Planning in Seminole County." Just In Time As A Valentine Gift N E W LOCATION 191 N . O A K , CORNER C O M M E R C IA L Wn have completely redecorated, added eqnipmeat and fixtures in nerve yon better. m G am er — Helen Smith Shirley Meade Ph. FA 2-3914 Navy Beans Spaghetti Kidney Beans BEAUTY C A N N E D FOOD SALE Blackeye Peas Butter Beans Golden Hominy i Qw A f 10 SU N N Y B R O O K G R A D E “A ” FLA. LARGE EGGS - 47 S P E C IA L ! J A N E P A R K E R S P E C IA L ! J A N E P A R K E R blackberry OR LEM O N • GO LDEN • • SUG AR ED • Your Choice! • C IN N A M O N • 11/,-LB. EACH Jaycee Wives Will Meet With Mrs. Tetenbaum Jaycee Wives will meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. Charles Tcten baum, 402 Elliott Avenue. Martha Kilpatrick and Sally Ncidrr, representing A m eri­ can Red Cross, will give a demonstration on "moutb-tomouth resuscitation." Flemings G ifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. ALL YOU CAN EAT! SERVED FROM 4 TO 7:30 P. M. A L L W E E K FIR M R IP E AN JO U PEARS 2 ,j- 2 LAR G E S N O -B A L L CAULIFLOWER 29 E A STE R N R O U N D W H IT E DEEP FRIED GOLDEN BROW N Eva Bess Beauty Shop ROUND-STEAK « 7 ? SOUTHERN FRIED C H IC K E N SERVED W IT H : F R E N C H F R IE S — TOSSED G REEN S A L A D — H O T R O LLS A B U TTE R — IC ED T B A OR C O FFEE POTATOES 25 L a BAG Pricas ha tfcia ad are gaad through Wcdaaa day, Fahraary B. Touchton’s Rexoll Drugs TUB P R E S C R IP T IO N O U R P R IM A R Y COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE DOWNTOWN SANFORD CONCERN" FA >->482 9791 Orlaade Driva 17-98 A t 971k 84. �Oviedo Splits One And One; SHS, Lyman Lose hurricanes Set Lions Avenge Scoring Record One Loss With 104-3/ Victory The South Seminole Junior High Hurricanes set a school scoring record Saturday night that should stand for a lone, long time. They hammered out a 1U to 22 decision over the Oviedo Junior High Lion Cubs at Lyman High Gym in Longwood. Friday night the Hurricanes posted a thrilling 40 to 39 win over Sanford's Junior High Braves, and the Baby Hurri­ canes helped make it a per­ fect weekend by tripping the Sanford Junior High JV'a Frinight 27 to 26 and racking up a 54 to 15 win over Slavla Saturday evening. The big win for the Hurricanes, howover, was the F ri­ day night triumph over tha Braves. It was a nip and tuek battle all tha way with San­ ford leading 12 to 9 at the first quarter and 18 to 15 at intermission time. The Braves held a three-point margin, 31 to 28, going in the final frame. With one second remaining on the clock Hurricane Bruce Stuart was fouled and was given two shots at tha charity line. Stuart sank the first one to knot the contest and won it with his second free toss. Larry Lott tied the Individuel school scoring record with 26 points which had pre­ viously been held alone by Ned Bradford. In the JV preliminary, it was almost the same story. The Hurricanes pulled up at the end of the first period with a to to 4 lead. At half­ time South Seminole led 15 to 12 and 25 to 20 at the end of the third period. The Braves put on a final rush with six points In the final stanza while holding South Seminole to only two points. However, the drive was one-point shy and the Hurricanes took the contest. Saturday night, however, South Seminole could do no wrong and they established all sorts of junior high school scoring records with their 114 points. The Hurricanes posted 36 points in the first period while Oviedo got twx>. South Semin­ ole led 57 to 11 at the half, 89 to 18 at the three-quarter mark, and wound up with the 114 to 22 win. Hurricane Coach D u a n e Miller said he played "e v e ry ­ body except the water boy," but his youngsters were hot and they weren't to be denied. Lott broke the school scoring record he had tied the night before by dropping in 29 points the brief time he play­ ed. Richard Pocsner sank 14 and Stuart racked up 12. In the preliminary the Hur­ ricanes, led by Matt lllckok's 14 points defeated Slavla, 54 to 15. Brent Rose had nine and Ralph West contributed eight. South Seminole plays at Sanford Junior High Thurs­ day night. Tonight's Entries Tonight’s entries at the San ford-Orlando Kennel Club: f i h s t r a c k — s ;i* sen* — OraS* H — 1. >o Splendid, t. rtrln e Fable, a. Cbrraler, 4 •Urllaht Kathy, I. Me Brer, e. Tarantella, I. Tirown Tree* S. Kasro Ladf . ■■CO AII HACK — B i t ante — (iradr II — 1. Tree L o tu s, I. Chief Rocketeer, a. E *»r Legal Notice l a the Caarf af the Ce aa tr J e S l i , Braalaala Cnaarr, Stale a f Florida. IV P H O H A T a l a re tha Relate a l l U Alt IK MAHTlIf, Prceaeed. FINAL NOTH H Notion l> hereby dlvea that tha undertlaned will, ea the tad d tr of March. A. D. 1114, preeent te the Honorable Coua. tr Judse of Bamlaole Coaatr, Florida, her final return, ac­ count and rouchera, «• Kterutrlx of the Relate of IIAMIK MARTIN, deeeaeed. and at eald lime, then and there, make ap­ plication to tha eald Judge far a final aettlemant af her admlnletratlon of eald aetate. and for an order dtecharalnc her ■e aurh Kieeutrlt. Dated thie the Sth day at January, A. D list. Ella Martin Robarta At Executrix of tha E lU U of MAMIE MARTIN Deeeaeed BTENdTIlOM. DAVIS * MCINTOSH Attorney! for Executrix Poet Office Drawer 1110 Sanford, Florida IZ771 Publleh Jan. II. IS, ST. * Fab. I. 1SS4. CDQ-IS ____ Fly, 4. R. K.’e Herbie, I. Leo Martin, •. Step In Blylt, T. I.uttar, t. Shady !/o*an TilIMD RACK — a/ie Mila — Orad* ll — l. Oalor Dand, I. Robby Coco, I. Moeque, 4. A l­ len Tip, I. Oslo* Power, I. Think Ahead. T. Los Lee, I. I.litle Scrapper f o i r t n r a c k — s/ta a n t — tirade M— 1. Dr. Pierce, S. Key Club’a Key. t. Gilt Kilned. 4. Capt. Adair, 6 Secret Barer, 5. Cholly, 7. o.U.'s Dear Hoy, I. Soldier'* Pay, FIFTH RACK— S/S Mite — tirade T— 1. Billie Patrol, I. t.uvamlka. t. Jodie Dewitt. 4. Denny'a Hleter, S. Veleet Sleep, 4. Mlea Perry, T. lironlca, t. Ebony Linen M i n i RACK — l/ld Mile — <!ra4e I! — I. Sloro Hay, S Viola Tip, S. Baltaee Oal, 4. Travelar Joe. I. J im ri Emmet, I. Great Queen, T. Reddle Knlaht. I Bleay'e Shadow • KYKKTII RACK — a/N Mile — tirade II— 1. Uuff Leonard, 5. Pat'a Turn. I. Happy Illklns, 4. Wicket Moa, I. Pam'a llahy, I. Ill* Bcholar, T. Lori But, l Rellta Uoota EIGHTH HACK — a/ia Mila —Grade II — 1. Iron Guard, t Demand Rock, t. Don't. 4 Ruby Keeler. 4. Occaaton, 4 0. n.'s Oanaral, T. Oana Faya. 1. L lfh t Match SIXTH RACE — B/IS Mila — Grade A— 1. Tetaa Lice, I W. D.'a Ormael. I. Harry'a Here, 4. Walk Tall. I. Sail Ahead, 4. Loyal Luke, 7. Chickaboo Malle. I. Hock Flight TEATII RACE — S/tS Mile — Grade A— 1. George Jet. 3 Torky, S. Jean Drakt. 4. Mueh Time, S. nocket Flare, 4. Seek Tray, 7. Kl Paao Lata. S. Cher­ okee llulou ELEVENTH RACK — S I Mllr — Grade C — 1. Gueet Appeal, t. B.A.'l Scout. S. Rajah, lleau, 4. Tranwaya, I. Prlreteaa Pep. 4. Recalling, 7. Fallacy, I. Shuty. Bljr The Oviedo Lions were turn ed back by the Commodores of Gau Gallic 51 to 44 in the east coast city Friday night but bounced back Saturday night to trample the lidhtoy Academy five by a s c o re 'o f 104 to 37 to split their week end basketball activities. Friday night Oviedo turned cold. Flaying without key man Billy Mikler, the lion s could n't get to working together. Tills was evidenced by their grabbing only 22 rebounds and being unable to hit the basket with any accuracy at all. Meanwhile Fj u Gallia turn ed on a defensive effort that paid o ff In halting the usually high scoring Lions. Oviedo battling a full court press all evening, pulled alongside the Commodores three times dur­ ing the fray but were unable to keep up enough steam to move ahead or even stay with the Eau Gallie quintet. At halftime the Commodores led 31 to 23. Gau Gallie's Ron Rickert led the Commodores with 15 points but Raa Brook took high point honors for the contest with 17. Skip Rook hit 12 for the Lions. Eau Gal­ lic grabbed the JV tilt, 45 to Rm l!) Mon. Feb. 3, ’64— Page 7 Terriers Beat Lyman Out Of Seminoles By Title Picture 64 To 41 Score Seminole High went out of the Metro Conference Satur­ day night to entertain the Titusville Terriers but the Seminoles were unable to fare any better outside of the loop than within. Coach Ralph Stuinpfs cagera dropped their second contest to Titusville Lyman TTIsh School'* Grey hounds were eliminated from any possibility of claiming all or any part of tho Orange Relt Conferrnea champion ship Friday night when they fell by the wayside in the final frame of their contest with Lakevicw of Winter Gar­ den and dropped a 43 to 37 decision to the Red Devils. Lyman fired at the bucket enough times but they hit this season by a score of 64 to 41. GOT ’EM 1 1 1 ! It’s open season for buck the year round nt Floridn’s Wceki Wnchee , . . but, for photographers only. The animals run free in their nnturnl habitat at the spring and tiro quite often natural targets for photographers who visit the Florida west coast attraction. Shuffleboard News The Sanford Trurist and Shuffle Club hns had a busy month playing at ite home court and at other cluba. The club tnembera played at W inter Garden Jan. 24. Sanford won 20-16. The following day several teams played at Winter Park with Winter Park defeating Sanford, 36-24. In the final play o ff Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon W right won for the San­ ford Club. Bob and Adclo Pearson o f Orlando defeated G. Van Roy and A . C. Madden at tha Day­ tona Jamboree. In the consolation K. Gage and A . PoNering defeated I. D. Huffman uml L. Lempert, 107-64. Tuesday evening a card party wna held at tha club house with aevcrnl new mem­ ber! attending. Among these warn Mr. and Mr*. A. Contant o f Sodua, N . Y., Mr. and Mra. C. Eckhart o f Indinna and Mr. and Mra. A . Vollbrect o f Michigan. 21. But It was a different story Saturday evening. With 47 re­ bounds and complete control of llie boards the Lions roll­ ed to their moit Impressive scoring display of the season. They hit better than 50 per cent of their points and utilis­ ed the fast break o f complete1) trample the Hawke. Oviedo Coach Paul Mikler used his entire aqued but there wee no way for the Hawks to stop the red-hot Lions. Jim Courier paced the Uons with 28 points, follow­ ed by Rex Brooka with 19. Frank Partin, elevated from the Jayvee five, played his first varsity eontest and dumped In an Impressive 17 points. Rook had 14. Oviedo moved into a 28 to 8 first period lead and were leading 51 to 18 at halftime. The Lions picked up 27 more in the thinl quarter and 26 in the final frame. T b « Baby Lions plucked the Hawks 43 to 32 In the opener. franfarh Wins Tourney BEAR M OUNTAIN. N. Y . (U P I) — Ralph Semh of Mil­ lers Falla, &!aaa., won the n. R. Hansen Telemark Ski Club tourney Sunday with 196.9 pointi on jumps of 128 and 137 feet. U. S. Horse Wins $50,000 Race Mr. and Mra. M. Wlase have just returned from visit­ ing friends in Bradenton. Mr. and Mra. A . Goetz and Mra. J. Clough o f Miami art all rested ready to play the tournument on Friday. On Jan. 30 Sanford played ut Coronado (N ew Smyrna) with Sanford winning 29-10. In tha play o ff Fehn and Prettyman defeated Ktmho and Klmbo, 101-59. Lust Friday Sanford was host to tha Voluaia County Tournament. First place winners wera Lubber and Dyer o f City laland. Second place went Wisse and Schenck c f San­ ford and third place to Mad­ den and Van Roy, 8anford. The consolation prise waa won by S. Sheard and C. Shell o f Mainland, defeating A. Baldwin and R. Mullins o f Dcl-and. Sanford plays at Lake Helen today. Tuesday the Sanford club will ba host to Coronado in tha afternoon. A t 6 p.m. ■ covered dish supper will be nerved to memberi at tha club house with Mr. and Mrs. R. Van Petty in chnrga. Tho regular monthly busi­ ness meeting will follow at 7 p.m. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! PARIS (U P I) - An Amerlean trotter, Elaine Rodney, won the 250,000 francs (930.000> Prix de France trotting race Sunday at tha Vincinscs Track. Elaine Rodney, driven by Gerhard Kruger, covered the lU -m ile event In 3:57.2 to de­ feat Ohe St. Orbaln of France by a length and one half. in ON 100 BRANDS Seminole was In the ball game during the first period when they trailed the Terriers It to 13 at tiie buzzer. Uut in the second frame the Terriers posted 16 points to 11 for Seminole and Titusville pulled ahead of the Tribe with a five-point margin at the inter­ mission. Titusville wrapped It up and tied It with red ribbons in the third stanza when Seminole went cold and the Terriers turned on the steam. Semi­ nole was able to get but four points while Titusville ran wild with 18. In tha final quarter Seminole came back with 13 but Titusville posted 16 and took the decision. Mike Rowes had one of his rare off nights, getting only 10 points for the Seminoles along with Ken Tyre. How­ ever, Larry Jarrell of Titus­ ville had 19 points and Tim Ilarrow-man and Rob Comparatocodi had 12 points. Tha littla Seminoles came up with a victory, a 48 to 41 decision over the Terrier JayVers. only 98 per cent of their at tempted shots, and that spell ed tha difference. Meanwhile, Lakevicw ram * up with what observers called its best con test of the season while Lyman'a performance rank* among Its poorer nights. This was due mainly to a lack of Erie Dsllman copped th« Callaway Handicap low net gold tournament sponsored last week by the Senior Men’* Golf Association at 3!id-FlorIda Country Club. Dallman had a 73 to take first place. “ Doc” Thayer grabbed areond place honors with a 73 while third plare prizes went to Frank Doan, Ken K iefer and Art Kroencke, each of whom came in with 7S'i. team work In addition to the low percentage of successful shots. Approve Schedule B ATAV IA, N. Y . (U P I ) - A 130-game schedule that opens April 27 waa approved Sun­ ’Hounds now have four vic­ day by the directors o f tha tories against three losses. New York-Pennsylvania Bas*. DeLand la leading tha race hill League. DeLand Defeats Mayfair Team In OBC with DeLand Country Club golf­ ers posted a 9714 to 5514 win over the M ayfair Country Club team Sunday In an In ­ tercity League contest. Truitt Stoudenm, with a low gross of 70, led tha DeLand outfit while Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. and Dave Gollobln of San­ ford posted low gross 73's. For Sanford, Rob Jcrnigan had a net of 67; Ralph Slmaa and Frank Durto had 69'a; Ray Bradford, Gene Clemena, Ruaa Wilson, Arnold DeFrance and Dick Richards had 7U'a. For DeLand, Dee Simmon* had a 66. Dave Gumby. Beano lackland, Rill Tribble and Harry Hovey had 69'a, while Johnny Mize and Earl Hunt had 70's. DeLand now hae a loop re ­ cord of four wins and no loss­ es while Sanford has posted three vlrtorlea against a sin­ gle defeat. six competition, the wins and a single defeat while Apopka, the club which hae been chasing the Bulldoge an season, now has a record o f five and two. Lyman led the Red Devils throughout moat o f the affair. The Greyhounds were leading by a 18 to 18 count at half­ time. Just prior to tha end of the third period the Devils pulled alongside the ’Hounds and fln tlly grabbed a lead. The D evlli lost It briefly In the final fram e but got back Into the eontest and went ahead for the victory. uai. IAC TIO N I THRILLS! World's Fastest Sport TONIGHT FIRST OAMg 7:40 p.m. [ 3 PARI MUTUtl f WAGERING |11 GAMES NIGHTLY Ladies Night Announce Fight WORCESTER, Maas. < U H ) — Promoter Sam Silverman announced Sunday that Hec­ tor Rodrigues of Providence, R. I „ and Lloyd Marshall of Newark, N. J., will meet In an eight-round, featherweight bout at Mechanics nail Thurs­ day night. NAME CHANGE Celebration! A ll this week, we're turning everything upside Dallman Wins Low Net Play ’JKAtes ‘YTi SW m . [tssew. Ph. 838-6321 Sewy. He Miners__ (•Kl af4( i m uirjoi ( FRONTON MW v I / 9? A 1 M WN P AKP W IN Gaea* The Namber O f Mile* On 1 The U. 8. Itayal 8800 Tire On Display In Our Showroom. l i t PRIZE — CLOCK RADIO $29.95 V A L U E 2nd PRIZE — FR O N T END A LIG N M E N T, SW ITCH TIR E S AN D B A LA N C E $13.95 V A L U E trd P R IZ E — B A L A N C E 4 TIRES $4.85 V A L U E dfor you! Nothing T o Ruy, Free Prltra For Everyone. Just Register. F re e Refreshments (Candy, nalloans ft Gum For Kiddies) , Frea Cokes For Everyone. Winner Nsmed A t 12:00 Noon Ftb. 8, 1964. Yon Need N ot Ba Present T o Win. FARRELL’S AR C AD E PAC K AG E STORE O PEN D A IL Y — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 810 E. F IR S T SAN FO RD W E G IV E TO P V A L U E S TA M PS . * . ) -f . f . f , f-J - |D E LA N D PRO PERTIES In Minnesota Estates I Saturday 1:30 P. M. Fab. IS 2 Homes— 50 Improved Lots RACING QUEEN m SEMI-FINALS S TA K E S lo Bedroom, Tile Bath Homo I (furniture optional) on large landscaped corner lot, MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME, I 150 LOTS A > E K A G E SIZE 75'il&0'. This outstanding properly la high, dry and gently I rollltjj- g r e e t s aro paved with curbs. School Bus—-Garbage Collection — Highly | T A R R Y MORE A PA R TM E N T S la the heart o f O R A N G E C IT Y T H U R S D A Y 1:30 P. M. FP.R. 20 i heavily traveled U. 8. Ilw y. 17-92, 519 North Volusia Avenue. 8 F U R N IS H E D ! P A R T M E N T 8 In Excellent condition. Lot ala* lOO’iJOO’ with room fo r Ex passion. | WED. K IT E FEB. 5 N IG H T L Y 8:10 M A TIN E E S EXCEPT 8 U N D A T W E D N E S D A Y , F R ID A Y ft B A T U R D ^ T ^ 3 P. M. -* 1 F R ID A Y M ATIN E E Glass-Enclosed Hasted GrmsdsUsd Lew FEB. 7 - 2 P. M. TH U R S D A Y i se s Clabhooee 9 W A TE R FR O N T LOTS at ST. JOHNS RIVER ASTOR, FLO R ID A — F R ID A Y 1:30 P. M. FEB. 21 B U LK H E A D — C L E A R E D — R E A D Y TO B U ILD Adjoins H sll’s Lodge on BL John's River I Bny ana lot, any combination or nlL Selling to settle eatale. T o reach this property from U. B. Hwy. 17 tarn W est on 8tate Rd. 40 at Barbervllle to A8TO R , F L O R ID A .) Ren Auction sign on Booth side o f rood East of Bridge. M ODERN 3 BEDROOM HOUSE — DeLEON SPRINGS Ion U. 8. Hwy. 17 jest Bo. of Post O ffice an F R I D A Y 3:30 P. M. FEB. 21. l.ot alto I lO O 'a lll’ — ZONED CO M M ERCIAL. Excellent opportunity for business location with ] ■esa Building. Bull home or adeqaato room for construction o f Busiarsa Valet Parklsg L A D IE S A D M IT T E D F R E E Sorry I N e M ia m i - I F i M ere Few T e WaUk The MODERN CORONET M O TE L In SCOTTSMOOR, F L A . F R ID A Y 1:88 P. M. F E B R U A R Y 14. Located on West aide of U. 8. Hwy. I Just 18 1 miles North o f Titusville, 20 miles So. o f New Smyrne Reach, 11) miles West o f Indian River, t Famished salts— 2 Bedroom Living quarters— Tile Beths— Alr-conI ditiosung — Electric Heat — Linen Room — U tility Room. 200 F L on Highway 1— U l F t. deep. H o w e Tire Cash prison end souvenir* | given away at aocUoaa. £atdotd-Chla*c(o Q KINNKL CtVB Haaehroogh representstivaa 1 will he at properties 18tM| FORMERLY WELSH TIRE SHOP A.M. day of sections. It V\ I M ID W A Y B ETW EEN I S A N FO R D * U O R LA N D O J . __ . S . F A 2-9872 420 8. FRENCH �Wife R n T orV F i g t 8— M o n . F e b . 8, 'f>4 fm ffl MAD SERGEANT/ i\ t u b i o I'l t v ji m ar* m i i » t t% %m i i nn « i : m m il k n il m , B U T IT * OK IIA RI.K T im ih id i. KMII.E cox. ^ ii'in iA a o t ic ’ f o r r i m m . r ir tiT iiiA m u , m *i m i t e r . o r a iiw im u t ii *h i m ro n to a m rr.n.v: . whom it mat con - P R I C I L L A 'S P O P Notice l» hereby given lh »l I have filed my Final Return * * Administratrix of tli* »• late of llurley Kmlte I'm . de­ ceased; that I here flleil my Petition for Klnel Discharge end that I will apply m Ilia Honorable C. Vernon MI«e. Jr. County Judge of Hemlnole t'ounty. Florid*, on Hie Ird (ley of March, 19C*. for epproval of eeme end for filial die.'barge ae Administratrix of Ilia retata of Harley Kmlle I'm . deceased. Hated till* Hind d»y of Jan­ uary. tea. I'nrtla Corrln* Htory form•r|y Curtla Corrln* Cot. Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. and Harold K. Johneon Attorney* for the l’*tlllnn*r P O. Dra we r 7. Hanford. Florida Puhlleh Fen. J. 1*. IT. 14. 1)44 CDR-T H on rn or * ti.R FRECKLES AND F R IE N D S | B L O N D IE I Nolle* la hereby given that pursuant to the final decree of forecloeure and eale enter­ ed In the cause pending In the Circuit Court In and for Heml­ nole County. Florida, reee doc­ ket number 13SJ0. the undersigned Clerk will eell the pro­ perty situated la said County described as: Hot II. Mock 1#. w r . t T I I k r s f ie l d f ir h t a d d i­ t io n . according to the plat thereof ae recorded In Plat Hook 11. P ag e. « « end *7. Public Records of Hemlnole County. Florida. Together with all structure* and Improvements now end hereafter on aald lend, and fixture* attached thereto, and all rente. Issues, proceed*, and profile accruing and to accrue from aald premier* all of which are Included within the foregoing description and the habendum thereof; also all gas, steam, electric, water, and other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing. ventilating. Irrigating, and power eyetrm*. machine*. »P pllancea. Matures, and ap pu r­ tenance*. which now are or may hereafter pertain to, or he uaed with. lb. or on aald premlies. even though they be de ­ tached or detachable, at public aale. tu Ilia hlghert and beet bidder fur cash at It o'clock A M . on the 1341* day of February 1144 at the Front Door of the Hemlnole County Courlhoue* In Hanford. Florida. (SEAL) Art hur II. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court Uy Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk nr.AltUAl.M UltlDLKT M O RTT M EEKLE I A N D LK WIH Attorneys for Plaintiff ( « North Court Htreet Pott Office llox 1111 Orlando, Florida Puhlleh Feb. 1. 1114. CDR-1S 00 *50 TRADE-IN on y o u r old FURNACE w i t h p u rch a se of « ,• n ew CHRYSLER AIRTEMP — FROM — •klk^Lt Southern Air TOMftl .H OW wicei $? *UIT» of mo p w *«y MI,CARU._WAai r CAW* I H r * BICU W T Kt'IS ,U5r LEAKVJCP w to wplaiu whv eA*/ w H05frrAL-> \ of mrww ns roucei PKVT MEfT VOll Ki UMABLS TOTMfcl IDAPOOT IMEA5Y AWO YOITP PLAMUBOI * HB WAS HURT 10 1 CAIUO THEMTOUIdMIV A CAR ACCIPBJT TtfUkJKr HS AKKIVEOI HF* CAltIVIA 7 SOOP M W ! !WV , TH» HOSPITAL I H At>¥eH I»M *r/ W T1 MOW TOR A >cA VANI5HBP PROW / SOT EAtV POCrOW eASYSVTAS HO»riTAL! J WOULOWf C O W ftT lO M l^ ^ ^ T T -v^ rtrA 00 THAT] STOP BY OR CALI* - FA 2-8321 E X PE R T SE R VIC IN G u Legal Notice Legal Notice I Legal Notice | 2311 P A R K DR. HANFORD, F L A . M irti i: or h i ,k Notice I* hereby given ihet nureuant lo the final decree of ' forecloeure and eale entered ! In the causa pending In the j circuit t'ottrt In and for Heml­ nole County. Florida. <\»»* dn< • I Wet number 1S*5» the underI signed Clerk will ■* 11 the pro|party eltuated In aald County dee. rihtd net . i.nt *S. SO UT H P IN K CRUST. second Addition, a subdivision, according to a plat thereof recorded In Plat Rook 1«. page* *1 and 5„ of the. Public Records of Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ ida Together with the following Item* of property which arc located In and permanently In­ stalled a* a part of the Improvemenla on aald land: On* Hotpolnt <electrici 40 Hal. Hot W a te r Heater. Model 354 W 1141. .Serial O P I T I 4 J " ; One HtioTherm folly Spar* Healer 5 3 » 4 RTU. Model Jta. One Chel­ ae* telectric) 10 Inch K it­ chen llxhaust Fan: One Hotpolnt I electric) lu n a r Model t o i R l i n . Serial >7141i4. Eight m e t a l Vene ­ tian Hllndt. manufactured by Henkarlk Ole** k Paint Company, Sanford. Florida. Together with all atrurture* end Improvement* now and hereafter on eeld land, and fixture* attached thereto, and all rente lr*ue», proceeds, and proftta accruing and to accrue from aald premites, all of which ere Included within the loregulng description end the habendum thereof; also all *.,a. *tr»m. electric, water, and other heating, rooking refri ­ gerating. lighting, plumbing ventilating. Irrigating. and power system*, machine*, a p ­ pliance*. fixture*, and appur­ tenances. which now are era or may hereafter pertain to or ha tt»ed with. In, or on eald premise*, even though they he detached or detachable, at public eale. to the highest and best bidder for eaah be­ tween the hour* of eleven o'clock In the forenoon and two o'clock In the afternoon on the 11th day of February, 11*4. at the Front Door of the Seminole County Courthuua* in Sanford. Florida. (COU RT H U A M Arthur »l. neckw Ith. Jr , Clerk of the Circuit Court Ry; Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jennings. Watt*. Clarke and Hamilton llernett National Dank Rldg. Jacksonville 1. Florida I’uhllah Feb. I 15*4. C D It-ll IA T4IK *'1114 I IT C O M I T OF T i ll! A IATII JI D i l i II. I IIIn it of i ad Foil * i :m i SOI.I3 f i l l ATV, FI. OIIII II. IA C'll.l A l 'l l l l l AO. I.ldlg F E D K K A L N A T I O N A L MORTOAOK ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration Plaintiff. ROW I R D Mtl.DIDID wife, RA T GII.l.B T O. OILLliY . Antwur tu Previous Kuril* Indians am o il 1 Indian btrchberk vehicle and 44. Public Recorde of Hemlnole County. Florida, 4 1 IT IA VXD I Oil *»:vl|. together with all structure*. AOI.F. I'Ot A TV. f *1.0111II A. Improvement?, fixtures, appli­ I H I M CRY AO. I33M ances. and appurtenance* on K N IC K KRUOC KKIt FFH5ERAT. • »ld land nr u*ed In conjuncHAVINGS A ND IXIAN ASSO­ Iton therewith. CIATION. Thl* «* le I* made pursuant Plaintiff. to ft rite1 decree o f foreclosure • ve­ entered In Chancery action No. il KH8IK M. P AR RIS H , et el. I It 50 now pending In the c i r ­ Defendants. cuit Court of and fur Hemlnole County. Florid*. T o n e s o f IA LH N O T IC E IS HIIIIKIIY O IV D A T K D TMIH 15th day of KN that on the loth day of January, 15*4. February. 15*4 at !l:»<i V M. (HKAl.i at the main door of the Court­ Arthur H. Reckwtth. Jr house ,,f Seminole County, at clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Sanford. Florida. Ilia underDeputy Clerk signed Clerk will offer for sate to the highest end beet .INDIIItSOX, RUSH. bidder for cash the following D E A N A L O W N D E S Attorneys for Plaintiff described real property: l e t 1*. OA K I. A N D IIILLS. 112 East Central Boulevard according to the plat Orlando. Florida Uteres,f as recorded In Publish Feb. 3, 15*4. Plat Rook IS. P,*g* s « ) CDR-4 FICTITIOl'k You can find anything you need advertiwd in the Her­ ald Claisificd FRYERS Limit 3 Please L E A N W ESTERN CENTER CUT Pork Chops 100'» PURE FRESH SM ALL LE AN M EATY GROUND BEEF 3 LBS. SPARE RIBS *1 F L A . GRADE “ A ” STEW ING HENS 15‘ STEAK - 3 3 ‘ LB. * “ “ l b “ 69* . FLAT CANS Maine Oil Sardines . . . Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix . . . Peak Black Pepper 1 Oz. . H IV ^ SIILTIFINE 7 OZ. Um„ 3 With Spaghetti or Macaroni . . Northern Toilet Tissue Duke's Dog Food . . Showboat Pork & Beans Campbell’s Tomato Soup With I K * ______ ecattrred M Masculine AMOTHtK0 K M U V*-A UOHSOMTMAMCXMAAy TC M -T W -liC A rtS-- -h em ? u r a sp n iA rtP \AlllV~VeMCaSA66*iACMS i me sk uu rmeonef----------- * m a te s/ m . ippiUlUot M Moat war Ilia Five Net km* 41 SubdivUlon nl ■ phyla 44 Sesame |3 Order S A X E T 303 CANS Cut Green Beans . . 303 CANS American Beauty Corn ijT. Limit » With U Order nn~ Thrifty Liquid Bleach . IIE R S llE Y S MH SUGAR 5 - 3 9 4 Boundary (comb (oral I Even ironlr.) • Take (dial) 7 Unit o( energy Limit 1 With IS Order •SlSSfif* • Cong on ■ Uoni-pnM* 34 DestlnM* MThialy 0rdw *3 SHURFRESH — Limit 3 With $3 Order 10 Biblical uuaa 14 Court IT rrlou4 (TrJ I t Fellow *4 Historical Society (eh.) » Mother and lather >4 Mistake* 27 30 (FrJ 11 Rent M Feminine NIUE NOTICE 18 hereby given thet I am engaged In business et 1440 Hiawatha at IT - )! . Heml­ nole County, Florid*, under the flctltlou* neme of.. P A Y TON RE.4I.TT. end that I In­ tend to regteter eald nam* with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Hemlnole County. Flo r­ ida.. In accordance with the provision* of tho Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*, to-wlth: Sec­ tion 145 vS Florid* Statute* i » : t. Big: Rota L Payton by l » P. Payton Puhlleh Jan. 11. 10. IT. A Feb. 1. 1544 C DO-34 F L A . GRADE “ A ” D & D and hie Defendants. A O T in : or a i m : NO TICE IS IIK R E U Y O IV RN that on the I7lh day <>f February. 15*1. at 11:50 A. M.. at the main door of the Court Roue* of Hemlnole County, at Hanford. Florida, the Honor­ able Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole, County. Florid*, will offer for sale to the hlgheet and best bidder for cash, at public outcry, the following described property «»f the De­ fendants Edward ll.iy Ultley and Mildred O. Ullley, Ilia Wife: IxM 1J. Rlock I. SL'NL AN O KSTATRH. Amended Plat, according to a plat there, of, recorded Iti Plat Uook 111 page* 1 A 1 of the Public Record* of Hemlnole County, Florida: Including: One-Duo Therm We ll Heater. Oil. Model R i d . Serial I I I F I U On* Victor Cllmea Kitchen Uxhaust fan, no model or serial number* Ten Venetian Rllnde, me­ tal. manufactured by Hen­ karlk tilasa A Paint Com­ pany. Hanford. Florida no model or *erlal number*, together with all structures and tmprovementi, then or thereafter on said land. Thta I* mad* pursuant to Final Decree of Foreclosure entered In the above cause, Chancery Docket No. 11*15. how pending In the Circuit Court of end for Hemlnole. County. Hanford. Florida IN W IT N E S S W I l E R t u F . I have hereunto set my hand end official seal thla 15th day of January, l) (4 . (H E AL ) Arthur II. Iteckwlth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Hemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida ny Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joseph M. Muratko P. U. Ilui IIS Fern Park Fla Puhlleh Feb. 1. 11(1. CDIl-1 Legal Notice I\ TIIF. I IR I'I IT 4-tll n r OF T in : m a t h j t i i i r i i i . 4'in- M Meuk * tldt M Marmar e 46 Geometrical *oit4 44 Heavy H w 17 Penetrate 47 Pauao ____ _____ 48 Moorish nauM *0 East Indio* lab.) 50---- Aviv 41 Table ecrapt U In three wayu 42 Vegetable icoah-loraM gSFguUAlso M M S3 Metal BISCUITS FRESH CAN J PRODUCE POTATOES |0 m 3 8 Bananas . S GOLDEN R IPE m g lb Limit « Lb*. riea a « 8BST" RED RIPE uSSSSa etatar* Tomatoei2iSs29< U M at BS M India* group* PtIcm Good Thru Wed. QowUtjr RifhU Rootrrod 2 Cinrenient Locutions: 4th. St. * Sanford Art. — 1100 W. 13th. St. �/* •' Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look ok To W Want an t-A - Ads ds Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W . First Legal Notice t * T IIK CIRCUIT CO UR T n p THR 1 I 1 T H J t t l l f M l , f i l l . CUIT I * ARH PIIN ROLB COURTT. FLORIDA. CRARCBRT RO. tU M THE BOSTON* F I V E CENTS 1. Lowt & Found Sanfurh S. Education • Instruction Mon. Feb. 3, ’64— Pnpe 0 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* Services ^rrslh U.S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTS! Men-Wotnen 18 and over. Se­ cure Jobs. High pay. Short hours. Advancement. Thou­ sands ot jobs open. P r ­ t. Notices • Personals eparatory training until ap­ pointed. Experience usually INCOME TAX SERVICE unnecessary. FREE Inform­ O. M. Harrisons ation on Jobs, salaries, re­ 1311 Palmetto quirements. Write today giv­ 322 8827 322-7948 ing name, address and phone, lincoln Service, Box SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN ­ 55, Sanford Herald. ER SERVICE. Tarts and supplies for all makes in­ 6. For Rent cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners sold. 2 BR House. Clean k d ote No home service call in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. charge Phone F A 2-2282, Lg. 2 BR., furn. Down, water 2555 Park Dr. .. lights, |65. 322 2764. LOST: Brown a n d white Walker hound with 1 eye. Lake Mary ant] Wekiva ares. KA 2-1505. By Nadine Seltzer Payton Realty FA 2-1301 AC RE AG E LOTS 9 large lots near high school with 240 feet paving, only $6500.00, with lore down, Balance monthly. Vacuum Cleaner Legal N otice ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asio. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat­ ed k sir-cond Fenced hick yd. Wstcr softener A landneaped. F A 2-0611. 3 BR House, Excellent coml. 103 N. Sunland Dr. Sunland Estates. TA 21198. 878. F A 2 7688. 2 BR Apt., (urn. 2005 French. F A 2-7234. Legal Notice “ Don't tell me you would deny An artist freedom of expression!” F H A - V A HOMES 2. 3. & 4 BEDROOMS 1, 14k, k 2 BATHS DOWN PA YM E N TS FROM CENTS $100 3 DEDROOM CB House, kit­ chen equipped, near WinnDixie. 613 B r a ir c tf St. Call OA T. JR., tt ux FA 2-5598. Defendant* NOTICE OF *ALK N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV - LG. 3 BR., 2 full baths, range. E N that on tha U t h day of Will lease $85 mo. Ted Wil­ February, ISI4. at lltoo A.M.. liams lldwe. FA 23461. at th* main door of tb* Courtru in tiff, v». S A M U E L H. and «t ah hour* of Seminole County, at Sanford. Florida, tha under­ 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen signed clerk will offar for eat* equipped, Lake privileges, to the hlcheat and heat bidder for caah the following dracrlbnear Air Base. F A 2 4738 ed real properly: after 5:30. Lot S. Block F. COUNT R Y CLUB MANOR. U N I T NQ. 1. according to the 2 BR house, kit. equipped. $75. plat thereof ae recorded FA 2-5303. In Plat Book 11. P a g * ii. Public Records of HemlnoU County, Florida 6-ROOM, unfurn. house In together with all etructuree. Osteen, on paved road, near Improvements, fixture*, appli­ ScIkhiI. 355 mo. KA 2-5771. ances, and appurtenances on eald land or used In conjunc­ tion therewith. "C LE A N quiet Rooms" Ths Thla eel* la mad* pursuant Gables. FA 2-0720. to final decree of foreclosure entered In chanceVy action No. ISS77 now- pending In the Cir­ FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. cuit Court of ami fur Semi­ nole County, Florida. R E N T A BEI) D A T E D THIS 2*th day of January, IS (( . Koliaway, Hospital A Baby (SEAL) Beds. Arthur H. Deck with. Jr., Clerk of Hi* Circuit Court By Day, Week, t r Month By: Martha T. Vlhlen rh. FA 2-5181 118 W. lit St. Deputy Clerk CARROLL’S FU R N ITU R E A NDE RS ON, RUHR. DEAN A LOWNDES Attorney* for Plaintiff STENSTROM R E N TA LS SJ1 Eaat Cantral Boulevard Orlando. Florid* Publleb Feb. I. I I I ! . 2 BR. Near N A S . $75 CDR-I ____ 3 BR in Dream wold Sec. $ 90 2 BR on Mellonville, nice $105 TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL t i l l . 3 Bit, 2 baths, Loch Arbor CUIT, IN AND FUR BENIN. ...................................... $125 OLE COUNTY, FI. OR ID V IN IIIAN C ERY NO. laiST • ITT TO QUIET TITLE We presently hsve two out­ DONALD C. S A B IN and B E U L A H W. SABIN, hla wife. standing 4 HR, 2 bath Plain tiff, homes, one centrally airve. conditioned, Lease only $165 P O U T E R J C H A D W I C K and IN t h e c ir c u it cut n r n r L E O NA wife. A. CHADWICK, hit Defendants N o r If K OF SUIT In in* Name of th* Stale of Florida: To th* Defendants: P O R T E R J. C H A D W I C K t i l l l lt h Street Detroit, Michigan LEONA A CH AD W ICK C U l lt h Street Datrolt. Michigan And to: All unknown apou.ea of eald above named natural defend­ ant*. And to: All- parties claimIra Intereat. hr. through, under or against th* above named natural dafendtnt* not known to be dea l or allva. And to: All peril** having nr claiming to hava any right, till* or Interest In and to th* following de ­ scribed property, eltuato In Semlnol* C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlti Th* tfctulh 75 ft. i t th* Eaat :t0 ft. <>f l o t 5. lllock "CT, F E R N 'A R K ESTATES, accord nx to th* plat thrreol 4j re­ corded In Plat Dork l , pages 10, It. IS an I IS, Public narordi o t (amlB cli County. Florida Tod, and each • f you are notified that a s i t to quiet tttl* to tha above dea r l n I property baa been filed satinet you and you at# hereby r* qul rej to e*rv* tt <• py ol you* Anewer to th* Comp alnt < n the Plaintiffs* at t o rn * )! PEI DEE a n d iie t t in h i vlt, m South K no alet Arena*, Winter Park. Florida, and III* the ori­ ginal In tb* o f fl i* of th* Clark of 'ha Clt'iu ' ourt on « r before F ' b r u i n llt h 11(4; ottirrw.ee tha lll 'd at lM ia of eald Complaint ivtil be taken as confatsad. Thla Notice stall b* pub­ lished ones each a - k fur fuur consecutive weeki in th* Han­ ford Herald Th* abbreviate) ’ l la of thla ault la D ON ALD C. t.VDIN and UKUL AII W. If A ill* tie wife. Plaintiff*. va: Pmt TER J. CH ADW ICK an.. I.EOX a A. C H A D W IC K , hla -a Ife, Defend­ ant* lu ted tm* Sell d i r ot Ja n­ uary. 1(41. (SEAL) Arthur II D * - k . i t , Jr. Clark Circuit IJOi-t. ht.ulnole County, I ' d J « Uy: Martha T. V Milan, D. C. Felder and Haiti Igl aus Att orney* AI Larr ||( go. Knowles A>«. Winter Park. FI in la PubllaU: Jan. S>, IT. !'•» IlM C D Q -K 1 3 RR., c. b. home, at 2704 Magnolia Ave., near Pinecrest School. Terms. Phono 322-3377. 12. Real Estate For Sale W ATE R FR O N T 6. For Rent IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF Flint. Apt. 500 Park A v t . THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOIt SEMINOLE 1 BR. Furn. house, 815V* Lau COUNTY. FLORID4rel. $50 mo. Ph. NO 8 4814. CHANCERY NO. ISSTY TH E BOSTON F I V E SAV1NOS B A N K , 17-92 at Hiawatha 10 Acres adjoining City Limits only $9950.00, with 10% down, balance monthly. APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. Repairs, parts; Electrolux, SAVIXOH B ANK. Kirby, RexAir, AirWay, Furn. Apts., Pleasant living. PtAlntltf, T». Park Apts. F A 2-8507 GE. etc. Cleaners sold, ex ROB E tl T R. H U F F M A N , «t at. changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 D.f.n.1»nt* ROTIC1 OF SALS Park Ave., Ssnford, Phona LA K E MARY. 1 large BR. X O T i e E IS H E R E B T OIV duplex apt., (urn Really FA 2-4765. E N Ihst on the 11th d»j- o! nice. Adults, no pet*. $65. K«6 ru»ry. m i . at U : 0 j A.M. C«U FA 2-3930. at tha main duor of tha CourtIt you want people to pay houta of Samlnola County, at Stanford, Florida, tha undar* attention to your business, aicnad Clark will offar for call FA 2-5612 and ask the CLEAN, 4-Rm. ait Park. aala to tha hlchaat and hast Herald Staff about some at­ fctddar for caah tha following 3 BR., unfurn. country home. tention getting ads daacrlbad raal property: Last 4. Bloek - A " . COUN ­ T R Y CLU B MANOR. U N I T NO. 1, according to tha plat tharaof at racordad In Flat Book II. Paga M. Public Racorda of Sami- IR COUNTY JCDOE'g COURT. SEM UfO LB COUNTY. FLOR­ nola County. Florida taffathar with all atrueturaa, IDA Improvamanta, fixture*. appll- E*TATB OF ancaa. and appurtananeaa on F R A N C E S S. M ILL ER . DE C E A S E D said land or us ad In oonjunsROTICK TO CREDITOR* tlon tharawlth. Thla aala la raada purauant TO ALL PERSORn IIAVIRO OR DEMANDS to final dacraa of foraeloaura CLAIMS antarad In Chancary aotlon No. AGAINST SAID ESTATEl You and aach of you are v lllft now pandtnr In tha Cir­ cuit Court of and for Stmt- hereby notified and required to file any claims and daman'll nola County, Florida. D A T E D TH IS Stth day of which you, or either of you may have against aald eata'a January, 1M4. * In ths oftlea of Hon. C. V ern­ (•E A T.) Mlis, County Judga of Arthur H. Baekwlth. Jr.. on Clark of th# Circuit Court Seminole County, at hla offlca In the Court House In Sanford, B y : Martha T. Ylhlaa Florida, wrlthln alx calendar Doputy Clark months from tha time of tha A N D E R S O N . RU SH first publication of thla noD E A N A LOWNDES tic*. Each claim or demand Attornaya for Plaintiff nuat be In writing and con­ SSI Eaat Cantral Boutavard tain tha plaea of raatdanca and Orlando, Florida poet office addreas of tha Publlth Fab. S. 1MI. claimant and must be sworn CD R-S to by tha claimant,' hla agent I N T IIK I T R C V I T CO UR T III' or attorney, or tha aam« shall T i l l : N IN TH J U D IC IA L CH I- ba void. TIIE F IR S T NATIONAL C U I T IN A N D KOII RKMI R A N K AT O R L A N D O V I I . K COURTS-. F L O R ID A . By: a/ W . H. Clark C H A S I K R T RO. H S U Truet Officer E A S T R I V E R BAVINOS BAN K, As Ancillary Administra­ Plaintiff, tor ot aald catata vs. Cileries J. Collins, Jr. H A R O L D L. A R T H U R , *t ux. Dsfsndxntx. IS South Magnolia Avt. Orlando, Florida Roncsn o r balb N O T IC E IB H E R E B T O IV - Attorney for Ancillary E N Hist en tli* l«th day nf Administrator Fsbruary, 1144, at 11:*IA.M. Publish Jan. IS, SO, ST, A Fab. ■ t th* main door of ths a. i s m . Courthouse of Sstnlnol# Coun­ CDQ-Sl ty, at Sanford, Florida, tha undsralanad Clsrk will offar for IR T IIK CIRCUIT COURT OF aala to tha hlahtat and hast THE NINTH JUDICIAL t IHhtddar for caah tha following rU IT. IN AND FOR SEMINOI.K COUNTY, FLORIDA daacrlbad raal property: Lot SOI of L T N W O O P IR CHANCERY RO. ISIJA AMERICAN LIFE IN SUBDIVISION. according P A N to tha riat tharaof a i ra- SU'RANCF. COMPANY, a Louis­ cordad In r i a t Book "IS", iana corporation. Plaintiff. paaaa To. 71. TJ. and 71, Public Racorda of Semi­ va. R O B E R T C. M A R T E NS and nole County, Florida, togtthar with all atrueturaa, E L I Z A B E T H J A N E MARTENS, hla wife, and P. Z E U L t * Improvamanta. flxturas. appllFlorida cor­ ancaa. and appurtananeaa on SONS. I N C , * aald land or utad la conduc­ poration. , Defendant!. tion tharawlth. ROTICK OF SUIT Thla aala la made purauant to final dacraa of foraeloaura TOi R O B E R T C. MART ENS , whosa raaldanea lit antarad In Chareary action Pony Expraaa Motel No. 11S4S now pending In tha S t li Couth Virginia. Circuit Court of and for Semi­ Reno, Nevada nole County. Florida. ELIZA BE TH JANE MAR­ D A T E D T H IS SStb day of TENS. January, ISM. whole raaldanea la: (H E A L ) (21 North llam Lana, Arthur It. Uackwith. Jr., i«odi. California Clark of tha Circuit Court and to any and all other pa r­ llyt Martha T. Vlhlen ties claiming to have any Deputy Clark right, title and/or Intereat In A NDE RS ON. RCSII and to tha following daacrlbad D E A N A LOWNDES property In Heinlnote County, Attornaya for Plaintiff Mtate of Florida, to-wlti S22 Eaat Central Iloultvard LOT I. IILOCK 1. SAN Orlando, Florida SEM KNOLIJf F IR S T A DPuldleh Fab. S. ISM. DITION , according to plat CDR-S thereof recorded In Plat Book IS. Page a), put.llr IR TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF Racorda o( Seminole Coun­ THR BIRTH JUDICIAL CIR­ ty, Florida. CUIT IR ARD FOR aRMIIncluding specifically, but not ROL»: COURTS'. FLORIDA by w a y of limitation, the fol­ CMARCKHV RO. I*TI# S F H lN li K I E L D IN STITU TION lowing flxturaa and equipment, all permanently I n i u l l i d : FO R S AV INOS 5 Molars W a l l Furnacee ru in tiff, 1.Slagle Chef Rulll-ln Oven -vs1 Maglo Chef Surface Unit L E V I N C. H ACK E TT. at ua 1 Preway Exbauit Fan Datandanta. 6 Venetian lillndi ROTICK OF S L I T IR I tlsrbaga Dlapoial—HutaioRTuAoe: FO R BC LoaiUK pulut TOi l^ v ln i'. Hackatt and InTOU A n E H E R E B Y N O T I­ arid K. Ilachatt, hla wl(a. F I E D that tha Plaintiff. P AN RKIIDF.RC Kl A M E R IC A N L I F E IN S U R AN C E «}i>0 Fortune W a y COMPANY, -a Louisiana cor­ Oakland. California Tou are hartby notified that poration, has Instituted suit a Complaint to foracloaa a agalnet you lb the Circuit cartelii tnortsas* encumbering Court nf tb* Ninth Judlclel tha following daacrlbad real Circuit. In and for Memluota County. Florida; the nature of properly, to-wltt Lot ». Block F. C O U N T R Y Ilia l u ll la to forrcluee that CLUB MANOR. U N IT N O certain mortgage which an. S. according to tha plat cumbers tha above d u m b e d tharaof aa racordad In Plat property eltuated and locat­ Book II. Page ISO. Public ed In gemlnol* County. Fl or­ Records of Htiulnola Coun- ida. TOC. and each ot you. are t>, Florida l.aa been filed ugalnat you In hereb) required to file your the aboie-etyled ault. and you Anewer to the Complaint with are required to aarva a copy the Clerk of the Circuit Court. of >our Anewer or oilier Plea d­ In and for Seminole County, at ing to tha Complaint on Plain- Hanford. Florida, and serve a t lff e attornaya, ANDERSON. ropy thereof upon R IC H A R D hush, dean, a l o w n d k h . W. LAHSITEII o t the firm of S1I Eaat central tloulavard. O U R N E T , O U R N E V A H A N D Orlando, Florida, and (lla tha LEY, SOS North Slaanolla Ave­ original Ananar or nthar nue. Orlando, Florida, attor­ Pleading in the office of tha ney* for the Plaintiff in th# Clark ot tha Circuit Court on shot* action, on or before the or t.afora tha U t h day of Fab- Srd day of March. l M l . alee Ttfary. 1*14. I f you fall to do a Deere* Pro Confreeu will be •u, a dacraa pro confaaao will entered agalnet you. IT 18 O R D E R E D that thla ha lagan agalnal you for tha relief demanded In tha Com­ Notice be publlehed In The Sanford Herald. • newspaper plaint. . Thla notice ehelt be puollah- publjahed In Saminot* County. Flor'da. one# each week for ad once a « e » k tor four conaaoutha wcaka In tha Hanford four coneocutlv* week*. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F I Herald. D A T E D t bla -lt b day of Jan­ have hereunto sal my hand and affixed tb* seat of tha uary, 1»MCircuit Court of Semlnol* (S E A L ) , , Arthur H. llerkwith. Jr~ County, at Sanford. Florida, Ihl* 2*th day of January, ltd Clark of circuit Court (C IR C U IT C O U R T MLAL) By: Martha T. Vlhlen Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Deputy Clark Clerk of th* circuit Court Audcraon. Ruah, Dean A Semlnol* County. Florid* Low tideUyt Martha T. Vlhlen Att o rnafi anJ Couaaauoia a: Deputy Clerk L iw (JURNEY. OURNET A SSS Eaat Cantrat Boulevard HANDLEY Past Office Box SIS* tos North Magnolia Avenue Orlando, biarldn H I M Orlando. Florida .Talaphona 141-4411 Attorney* for tb* Plaintiff Publish Jau. II. I ». J*. A PubllaU Feb. S. 1«, IT, I*. I l M a. t»44. CDR-S C t)Q -U COME! LOOK! New Concrete block home with lake rightj. 3 BR, 2 baths, fam ily room, Urge kitchen. 2 utility rooms. Over 2100 sq. ft. Make of­ fer on price 8c terms. Ix>w Monthly Payment* For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA - VA LOTS. Minutea from Interstate 4. Go fishing, skiing or swimming f*om your own dock, lluild n o w ,'o r later, $1,995 with T E R R IB L E TERM S! $25 Down and $18 month. Call Stemper Agency. 1919 S. French, FA 2-4WI SEE OUR HOMES! Availablo for any PocketBook. Sales Office open daily from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Corner Seminole k Highland Ave. In Longwood. 322-2420 SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. L M N ENTERPRISES, Seminole Realty U you are an owner ami want TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. 1001 Park Ave. fast Rental Service (or your house, lleardall Avt., fruit FA 2 5232 anytime home, call our o((ice today. trees and garden. FA 2-5303. OVER SEMINOLE R E A L T Y Rental and property man­ agement Service Is one of 3 Bit. house, kit. equipped. Good location, l’h. 322-5594. 3 & 4 HKDKOUM HOMES our specialties. s. 2 BEDROOM Frame Home Available tor Immediate Salt. $64 monthly p a y m e n t s . on Slate Hwy. Salesman on duty 1-6 Dally $4,100 Res! Estate — Mortgages on Abbott Ave., Crystal I.AKK UJT, loo x 4oo 2565 Park Dr. 3222420 Lake Park. Go Weal on 2Stli On Paved Road St. to Lake Mary Boule­ $4,000 FURN. A l'T . FA 2-2800. vard, left on Boulevard to COUNTRY HOME STANDARD O IL STATION Lake Mary Fire Station. 3 HR. Frame Koine, Wood Good location on Lake Mon­ LM N ENTERPRISES, Floors, Outside patio, bar­ roe. Buy stock and equip­ becue, and fruit treea. Inc. ment. K. M. Quarrie, P. O. Phone 322 2744 $7,000 Box S?t, Sanford, Florida. Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty 1 BR. (urn. hous.e Avail. Feb. FA 2 1301 1. 409 W. Srd St. 322-2021. 17-02 at Hiawatha floori, BEST BUY OF Y E A H ! ! I near 2-1462 New 3 BR. 2 Bath, Air-coodltionrd. No Money Down! pm ., No Closing Costa! All you 2-4501. need Is good credit and W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ Rooma private baths, 114 gage. Call Builder. W t First St. A L STOI.TE—838-5039 3 BR House, hardwood quiet neighorhood, Southside School. FA Mon. thru Fri. 8-8 other times phone FA 2 RR Unfiyn. home. Nothing 3 HR., 1 Hath, Kitchen equip., fancy, but cheap rent. I‘h. fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ FA 2-3219 lando ltd., Sunland. 4 HR.. 2 Hath 3 BR . 2 Hath* 2 HR., 1 Hath $145 mo. $110 mo $ 70 Mo. Payton Realty FA 2-1301 St. John* Realty THE TIM E TESTten FI RM 118 N. Park Ave FA 2-8123 17-92 at Hiawatha 2 Small House. FA 2 2816 Adult* Phone 3 UR., 145 bath. 2415 Chase Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. 322-5609. Lake cottage, furn. $226106. 9. For Sal* or Rent LOCH ARBOR— By Owner, 3 FOR S A L E - Fill dirt, clay, BR., 3 baths, large stone shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis fireplace in wood-panelled Lloyd, FA 2-2576. Anywhere In City Llm iu living ’ oont, Fla. Rm., uti­ lity room, U rge rooms, Keel’s Paint & B o d y Shop Gas Hester, 60.000 B.T.U. Gas water heater, 30 gal. glass open-beam ceilings through­ Complete Wreck Rebuilding 10th St. k Sanford Ave. lined. Gas range 36", like out. Owner being transfer­ new. $35 ea. 322-2416. red. 3465 Country Club Rd. Day F A 2-7719— Nlte FA 2 0586 Call 322 9262. W A L L IS C A B IN E T Fireplace set. 50 stepping SHOP stones, 12 x 24 In. Mail box. No Qualifying. Fenced yard. 322-3696. 913 West 3rd St. 8-room house, $1,700 equity, Custom Made Cabinet* $67 mo. Trade for camping G. E. automatic washing m a­ M ICA Counter-tops trailer; boat, motor and chine. good cotid., $63. 2 trailer, or cash offer. 412 A L L W ORK G U ARANTEED burner Kenmore circulator, Edwin St., X. Orlando. Tb. Days 322-7471— N ile* 322 6110 like new, $22. Pb. day 838-7260. HEATING FA 2-3965. Nlte FA 2-5354. SEE SERVICING - TESTING $59 Brown k Ivory large ewl2009 Magnolia Ave. Lewis Sales k Service vel rocker, 3 mo. old. $40 A "B etter Quality” Medallion 2517 C. C. noad F A 2-7928 caib. FA 2-1393. Custom Built Home, con­ Washing Machine Sales taining 3 Bedroom* and R EN T Blue Lustre Electrle k Service loaded with outstanding fea­ Carpcf Shampcocr for only Free Estimate on Repairs tures, Including a large $t per day. Carroll's Furn­ 322-7363 2610 Hiawatha screened Patio and com­ iture. pletely fenced yard . . . PRICE? . . . $15,500. WELUS D RILLED . PUMTS, R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS TERMS? $3,250 Down. As­ dow sills, lintels, steps, All Types and Sixes sume existing 54* FHA blocks, sand, cement, rock, We Repair and Service mortgage at $99 monthly. pipe, steel, gresse traps, S T I N E Immediate possession. dry wells, stepping atones. Machinery and Supply Co. Miracle Concrete Co. 207 W. 2nd SL FA 2 6432 809 Elm A ve. F A 3-5781 Plano Tuning and Repair 1901 Park Avenue * F IR E P L A C E WOOD W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4221 FA 2 5232 anytime Oak and Pina PIAN O SVC. & TUNING Robert Morris, 323-0555 1.1 UuftineM Opportunity Rebuilding • Retelling 1 Washing mach., 1 dryer, 1 EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE FR E E E STIM A TE S window atr-cond., 1 RadioNEW PUULIX SHOPPING G E N E C U M R AA Record Player console. Call C E N TE R IN SANFORD. 322-2601 — Call PM Only after 5 p. in.. F A 2-4696. Ultra modern coin operated self service laundry and dry For FAST T A X I Service cell Brlttanlca Homer Little at Greyhound ENCYCLOPEDIA cleaning center, complete Jr., with Yearbooks. Phooa Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or installation by factory train­ 322-4761. 9993. ed experts. Wo pDimntc your kiuik I upaning, have SPIN E T PIANO, Lester BeUy 2'J. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e Honk Financing on bal­ Ross, mahogany, full key­ ance. and offer continued board. Like new cond. assistance. Big commercial Bench. Guaranteed. $395, giant load 20 lb. washers FA 2-6219. that get tlia business and Sonknrik Glnau ami Paint Thtve, 6 ft. glasa showcases. simplify dry cleaning, that Company 322-0221. will make you mart money. 210 MagnolU Ph FA 2-4622 You can mako over 100 per Auto Glass, Tops N 35. ArtlclM Wanted cent on your investment. A Seat Covers Act now. Call Ralph MacsW ANTED! Citrus fru it Largo ly, 236 0271 Tampa, Hus. or small amounts. Boodad THrs., or write me c/o Kuln Fruit Buyer. Ph. Leo M aos- — Klccu, 4232 Florida Ave., field, FA 2 4244. * 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2-8032 Tampa. 8 LI- WORK GUARANTKF-D 36. A u tom ob tton - T r a c k s W recker Service $5.00 Seminole Realty A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D G K E E N B R IA K Inc. Choice lota available in Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2744 Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, l t t overlooking golf course. bath home. One bedroom Custom building to your hai separate entrance, can ■pacifications. Greenbriar be rented for income. Will developed by trade for smaller place. 16. Female flelp Wanted K1NGSWOOD Shown by appointment. Call Lady to care for 2 children BUILDERS, INC. FA 2-9846. In our home. Ph. 322-7807 202 Fairmont Dr. after 5:30 p. m. KA 2-8074 E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Jn*uror. 17. Male Help Wanted LAK E FR O N T lot, Lake Mary F1IA-VA *ale* broker. 2465 area. FA 20184. S. Park Ave. FA 2 2264, W ELDER, Apply In person, FA 2-2285. Holloway Concrete. THE IMPOSSIBLE BY OWNER! 4 Unit Apt. 18. Help Wanted HAS H APPE N E D house, furn. A ll rented, ex­ DcLuxe 4 BR. 2 bath home on cel. location P. O. Box 1116 MAN. 21-46, for Insurance *» Acre, in one of Sanford'a debit, Sanford area. Salaryor F A 2-3135, after 3:30 p.m. Finest neighborhoods. Only plus commission. 323-0843, half of costs; and make SEE monthly payments. Senior or Junior operator. 119 W elt 19th St. Richard’ s Hair Styling, 107 Completely reconditioned. This W. 27th. FA 2-7701. older home, containing 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all over- Colored Motor Rout* Carrier Investment k Realty sited rooms, 1* for the Bud­ for afternoon paper route. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 get-conscious Growing fam ­ Must have References and ily. A terrific offering at dependable car. Write Cir­ FOR QUICK SALE! 2 BR only $6400. with Terms tail­ culation Dept. P. O. Box Home, very good cond. ored In suit your budget. 1657, Sanford. Furn- or unfurn. Reason­ able. 668 4770. SO U TH W A R D BR. Home, Study, 14k llalln. large Family Rin. in good neighborhood; Includ­ ing aU.ve, refrig., room airconditioner, washing m a­ chine k rug*. Really ter­ rific buy! Monthly payment* $83.80. KINGSWOOD H U L D tllS , lac. FA 24074 V A - FH A P ro p e rty M an agem en t & Silled B r o k e r ' Jim Hunt Realty O ffer* for your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, 4k 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 To maka the beat home buy, see the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker CUSTOM BUILT UOME ON Two story frame, 3 bedroom*, LAKECall e v e n i n g i 2 bath. Need* work. Wood322 1597. •rful opportunity for good Office FA 2-2118 FURNISHED bouse. In San handyman or carpenter. Night FA 2-0648 $7,5oo. Baviar (load. Call lord. Apopka 886-4849 or Or­ 122-0700 lando 423-8111. F A 2-2080. 2884 F a s t fir. l i i l i r l , FI* Jim Hunt Realty 34. Articles For Sale A U TO GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 31A. Petu '61 Chevrolet pickup, by own* er. F A 2-3724. 1901 Adams. AKC Reg. Blue Merle Collie, female. FA 2 2738. WANTED I '56 Olds 2-door Se­ dan. Absolutely s o rust, 32. Flower* • Shrubs Never-Hit Body. Interior m uit be excellent. Top price BLOOMING Itosea on Cheropaid for rlfh t car. Ph. keu stock. A ll other kinds 644-7458 Winter Park. o f Nursary shrubbery and trees. '50 Dodge H-ton pickup. Sale Gray Shadow* Nursery or trade for car ol equal r. Mi. S. on Hanford Ave. value. 322-9392. 33. Furniture BUYINO A USED CART I W ANTED rellabla coupla to FIN AN C E IT W ITH UV take up monthly payments ♦ Low Interest Rate* of $13.50 oo $ complete ♦ Low Monthly Paym ent* I rooms of furniture. Call FLO RID A STATE B A N K TE 8-1811, Casselberry, to l­ le d . 1963 PONTIAC La Mane, VS Engine, 326 Cuble Inch FR E E ESTIM ATE Black Interior. Call 322-4396. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ '54 Pontiac 4-Dr., Brand new ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. lire*. Only 41,000 miles. 19. Situations Wanted Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Call 322-0528. ■e FA 2-2117. Will board aod care for elder­ 37. Uoata - Motor* ly lady In my home. Pb. Sell Ua Your Furniture. FA 2-1354 after 3 p.m. Quirk Service With the Shad Running — Specs Biting — Bass Taking A Resit IRONING. Ph. 322-7701. Caah. SUPER TRADING Enjoy boating the St. John's POST. FA 20677. CbUd Care FA 2-2774. ooa of 3 wayal Used furniture, appliances, No. 1 — With tha latest ttyla 21. B e a u ty S alon s tools, ate. Bought - Sold. Thunderblrd, MFG, Lona Larry's Mart 215 Sanford SPECIAL! Star or Traveler Boat, Ga­ Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru tor Trailer and Evlnrude Feb. 15th Motor, or 34. A r t i c l e * F o r S o la Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop No. 2 — With a naw IMS Out. 118 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0634 Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ fit at Close-Out prices. Ex­ rees. $2.38 pr. Army-Navy ample: $1798 18' Fam ily P E R M A N E N T SPEC IAL! Surplus, Sanford. Runabout $1193; $402 18' 20% O ff Regular Prices Gator Trailer $294; $1088 75 Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair GUNS. New & Used. Large hp Evlnrude $780 and other selection. Will trade, Also Hotel Call for eve. appt. sixes, er repalt. Tackle sold k re­ 322 8525. paired Osteen Bridge Fish No. 3 — With a clsan Used Harriett's Beauty Nook Outfit. TERM S! R o b s o n Camp k Gun Shop. K v « Appt'*. 3 Sr. Beauticians Sporting Goods, Downtown SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 105 So. Oak FA 2 5742 Sanford, FA 2 8M1. Would like responsible party 22. Build • Paint - Repair to take up payments ot $10 3R. Motorcycle* - Bcootara monthly on 1963 Slant-O- NEW VESPAS drastically re­ For Your Painting & W all­ .Malic Automatic Zig Zag papering need* call Clar­ duced (or quick sale. Sewing Jlachine In Console. ence L. Wynn, F A 2-4604 for GOOD USED VESPAS reason­ Balance $161. Srrvlca Dis­ ably priced. LEW IS SALES Free Estimate. count Co. 322-7408, anytime. A SERVICE. 2317 Country 21- E le c tr ic a l S e r v ic e s Club Rd , F A 2-7928. Carpet Special! YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. 1962 HONDA Dream, Ilka LIM IT E D T IM E l I ! Contr'cUng & Repairs new. Bowman Trailer Park, Mac has THflOW N A W A Y the k Controls Hwy. 17-92, 3 ml. 8. DaPercentage Book. 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 Bar). Buy your Carpet or Rugs at Dealer COST plus $1 per 25. Plumbinr Servlets 39. T r a ile r s • C a b a n a e yard. PLUMBING A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y BUS Trailer. 1949 model, Contracting Repairs TO P R ATE D M ILLS sleep* 4, completely equip­ FREE ESTIMATES Call ua for a showing of these ped. Bowman Trailer Park, R. L. H AR V E Y fine Carpets In your home. Hwy. 17-82, 2 ml. 8. De­ 204 Sanford Ave. KA 2-3J83 Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, nary. etc. Hundred* to choose 27. Kpedal Services from. TE R M S! Up to two HOMER Tractor mowing it Grading. years to l’ ayl We will buy lb * lot you se­ Call FA 2-7621. lect and build the homo you wont. Own m o a U ls 1109 E. Colonial Dr. "R ep air Most Anything" transaction. Payment tram Orlando, Fla. BOYD'S CABINET SHOP notbiog down A minimum 211 0194 Collect or 3U7 Elm FA 2-2816 ■loathly. F H A . V A , « r Leroy C. MacTavlah, Owner Uaak Financing. Travel GREYHOUND. Call F A 2-5848 after 6 p-ia. LM N E N T E R P R IS E S , In*. F A 2-1421 or 9993 aod we Phona $$8-8811 wUl js v e our T A X I pick FANTASTIC A N N IV E R SAR Y Mr. Lontherhnry n r 1 you up Homer Little, Grey­ SALE SPECIALS! Surplus M r. Fi hound Bus Station. City, 201 W. 1st St. Carpets A la Carte �MON. # TUBS. • W ED . UN Organizes Aid For Congo Town Cut Off By Reds ! ac £ < r E g 5 f 6 LE O PO LD V ILLE (U P I ) United Nation* official* today organized help for the email Congolese town o f Gungu, which la bc*iegfd by CommunUt-kd tcrrori*t» and run­ ning low on food and ammuni­ tion. Gungu, about 280 mile* eoulhcait of the capital, U In Kwilu Province, where guer­ rilla band* have attacked towns and mission stations in the past month. Hut no miss­ ionaries were believed to be in the besieged town. Tho last American mission­ ary working in an area en­ dangered by the terrorist bands, Miss Mae Clark, 55, o f Myersdale, Pa., was res­ cued by U N helicoper Sat­ urday. Miss Clark had refused to leave her orphanage at Kalanganda unless the 10 African orphans in her care could be rescued, too. Hut the terror­ ists refused to allow the child­ ren to leave the area nnd o f­ ficials finally persuaded Bliss Clark to go. The orphange Is Just north o f Idiofa, one o f the centers o f terrorists activity. The guerrillas, led by Pekingtrained Pierre Blulcle, a form er Congolese cabinet min­ ister, have sought to drive all white missionaries from the area they control. One American missionary, Miss Irene Fcrrcl, 42, of Je­ rome, Idaho, was killed by the terrorists last month. Bliss Clark reported an eld]y Swiss missionary couple ' was being held by the terror­ ists. They were Identified as Mr. and Mrs August Etcher. Bliss Clark said villagers told her o f their capture. The United Nations hoped to airlift supplies to Gungu to enablo It to hold out against the terrorists, who attacked In force Sunday, killing several Congolese sold­ iers o f the town's garrison. Idiofa, SO miles north of Gungu, is holding out against the guerrillas with the aid of a U N airlift. Sunday, UN planes began leaving with the wives and children of the Congolese troops defending Idiofa. Business Briefs Ralph llackott, who resides at 414 Lako View Drive in Littla Venice, recently was graduated from tlie Dslo Car­ negie course In public speak­ ing and human relations. This 14-week course was held at the Robert Bleyer Motor Court in Orlando. Hackctl is auperintendent for the Gulf Life Invuranco Company in Sanford. JThr THE BOSTON f i v e SAV INOH IIA.VK, f i [ 'V v K •. eng-:* INCOM E T A X PR E P A R A T IO N HAROLD A. APPLEBY TELEPH O NE PA M M i 488 V IR G IN IA A V E . / S AN FO R D , F L O R ID A (j PARK, SANFORD ‘T H R IF T W A Y ” F A N C Y UETTER UNDERSTANDING for good citizenship in extolled in two plnques presented by the Sanford Rotary Club for display in tho City Commission and County Commission meeting rooms. H. 1,. Perkins Jr. (right), Rotary president, presents a plaque to James P. Avery Jr., Coun­ ty Commission chairman. (Herald Photo) J. T. Calher, 68, Dies In Hospital Joseph T. Cather, G8, win­ ter visitor in Die Sanford area, died Saturday night in a Washington hospital of acute leukemia. A form er tool and die mak­ er in (he Washington area, he entered tho bait manufactur­ ing business some 12 yrnrs ago, lite r forming the part­ nership of J. T. Cather and Son o f Washington, I). C. with his son, Arden. He was an ardent fisherman and lived hero during the shad season in s house trailer which he parked ut Crlm's Camp tm SR 40 and later at Camp Sem­ inole on the Wekivn River. Earlier tills season, local friends were notified that business would delay his an­ nual visit. Later they were advised that ill health would result in further delay. Circle To Elect New Officers fly .Mona Grinatriul Thu North Orlando Our f.iidy'a Circle o f tha Church of tho N ativity Catholic Women's Cluh will elect new officers nt an H p.m. meeting to l»n held Wednesday nl tho homo o f Blrs. Don Corkhill on Lombardy Road. Blrs. George Sommer, cur­ rent chnirman o f tho clrrlo, tins asked Hint nil members he present fo r this imporlunt meeting. He Is survived by his wife, Blrs. Itutli Cather, the son and two grandchildren. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Deal Funeral Home, Suillund, Bid. M V Illn V E DTNK It VI.M. formerly known as MARION K. D Y N E , at a|. Defendants N U T IC U IIP aVI.U No t i c e is i i e i i e b v c i v KN that on the loth day of February, 13(1, at 11:0 0 a. m. at the main door of the Courthnu.e of H.intnola County, at Sanford, Florida, tha undersigned Clerk will offer for enlo to the hlghe-t an-l be,t bidder for ea*h tho following deacrlheil real property: Lot 3*. Block "B ~ , C O U N ­ T R Y C L U B MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. according t«> tha plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book 11. I’aga 31. Public Itecorda of Memlnolo County, Florida togother with all structure,, Improvement,, flaturea. appli­ a n c e , and appurtenance, on • aid land or u,ad In conjunc­ tion therewith. Tills sale la mad* pursuant to final decree of foreclosure entered In Chancery action No. 133»U now pending In the Cir­ cuit Court of and for Seminote County, Florida. D A T E D THIS 33th day of January, 13<t. (S KA I,I Arthur H. Heckwllh, Jr.. Clark of the Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlen D-puty Clerk A.VDKItBON. Itl’SII D E A N A IAJWNDKH Attorneys for Plaintiff 333 East Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida P u hlM i Fab. 3. 13(4. CDIt-C in t i i u i m e t rr r o t i it of t i i i : .n in t h j i oh in . n i l . Mrs. Stafford Dies Here At 81 Blrs. Lucy Stafford, 81. died early Sunday morning at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Dorn Jan. 29, 1882, in White Oak, Ga., she had lived in Sanford for the past 15 years. She made her home at 71(5 W. First Street. She was a mem­ ber of Hie Methodist Church. Survivors are six children, Nathaniel Stafford of Lake Mary, Mrs. W. II. Rutledge of Holly Hill, flcrnie Stafford of Cocoa and W. II. Stafford, Mrs. George K. King and Mrs. James J. Singletary, all of Sanford; in grandchiidrm ; 13 great grandchildren; a sister, Blrs. Mary Wainwrlght of Nahnnta, Ga.; there brothers, I). A. and T. A. Ilrucc of Lake Monroe and John Ilrucc of Klngslnml, Ga. Funeral services were sche­ duled fur 3 p. in. today nt 1Sri'.son Funeral Home with Itev. Arthur C. lleatly of De­ nary officiating. The body will lie forwarded to Klngsland for burial. Cl IT. IN S.NII FOR -I MlNltl.K t'Ol'NTV. I l.num * CIIAMCMIIV NO. m n Fllt ST FKD KItAt, KAVI.NMH A N D I ONAN ASSOCIATION OF oft!.ANDO, a corporation, J. E. FINN Orange City Man ?.e-Enlisfs Having fried Dio Arm y, Air Force and the N avy, John E. Finn, of Orange City, lias de­ cided Die Navy is- the place lor him. lie lias re-enlisted for six more years nnd say* he will make the N avy his carerr. Finn's service career began in December 1918 when lie joined the Army. He served in various post* until May 1932, at which fimo lie accepted discharge. In October 1953 he decided In try the Air Force. He did— for (our years. He still was nut satisfied sn in October 1957 lie got out of his Air Force blues and went to work. in March 1900 lie again got the urge to "Join up" and since lie had fried Die Arm y ami Air Force lie saw his Navy recruiter. A s s i g n e d to Sanford's Heavy Attack Squadron 3 us an aviation nirtalamitli, Finn recently completed hi* enlist­ ment nnd decided that the Navy was Die career for him and re-enlisted. He thinks now that ho will stay with it far good. Dasenji dogs ran make snarling urul chortling sounds; sometimes they murmur or yodel Plaintiff. v«. KltJIA J E A N N E A CRAB I. a/k /• K R M A J. CR AIO, a/k/a JEANNES K. n i A l t l , form­ erly KICM A J. IIA Itlll NOTON, aril IIK'IIAIIIi M. CIIAIO, liar husband, rt a h Defe n-lanta NOTICE O F at IT s T V T B OI’ F I.O H IO * C O U N T *' OF M-.MIWII.C T O , KR M A J E A N N K A CRAIO. a/k/a E R M A J. CIIAIO, a/k/a J E A N N K A K CRAIO, formerly KRMA J IIA R R IN OT ON Residence Unknown Toil ara hereby notified that a anil ha* ham filed again,! you In |ha above entitled cause, unit that yon are reiRilr. • t to file your answer with tha cl erk of till* Court and t» ae rie a copy thereof upon tha plaintiff or ptnlutlffa attor­ ney,. who.a n«m « and addr a,, I* O i l,,. Iledrlrk * lloblnann, 137 Sooth C-iiirt Street, O r ­ lando, Klort-la. not later than February 17, 11(1. If you fall to -hi m o a Derrra Pro Cnufesan will ha entarrd against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Thla null la to fore. r|i>,e a mortEnrce- The real pro. perty proceeded against I*: loll Z nnd the North 15 r. at of tail 3 In lllork D, o f It I DOE IIIOII S U B D I ­ VISION, according tu the plat thereof aa recorded In Flat nook 11. page SI. of tire Dublin Records of Seminole County, Florida. W I T N E S S my han-l aril the neat of Oils Court at Orlando, Florida, this Hth day of Ja n­ uary. I» t l . tSEAI.1 Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., clerk By: Martha T. Vlhlen. DC . Cite*. Hedrick A ItoMneon 135 South Court Street Orlando, Florid* Attorneys for I’lalntlf/. I'ul-li.h Jan. 11. 30, 37 A Fab I. 10*4. CDQ-31 CASH F o r E v e ry NEED OVER 35 Y E A R S At First & Palmetto ( Moiigkhle old pm>t o ffice) II. K. HOWE in hIiowii banding I’olicO Chief Roy G. WillianiH a Healed envelope which con­ tain* the actual mileage a U. S. Tiro was run. A dock radio will lie awarded to tho jireson who KUOHHca closest to thin actual mileage, on Satur­ day. Thin content in part of the "Name Change" Celebration now in progrenH at llowe'a Tire Shop at 420 French Avenue. cents Plaintiff. vt. statij ISM. 25th ITIVNIKIIV NIL IW*(1 Legal Notice Ilaraln fall not or a decree pro i-onfaa.o will ha ant.rcd eg iln.t you. tVlTXUHH my hand and tha aral of »atd Court at Hanford, Florida. Ilila sill day of Jan* Uary, A. D. I'JSI. (BE AL) A R T H U R II. B E C K W I T H . Jit. Clark of tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vthlau Deputy Clerk IIU Tl' U IK O N A N D L E F F L .K R Foet Office P r e w a r H E dw ar ds Building Sanford, Florida Atiornrya for Plaintiff Puhllah Jan. IS, SW. 17. * Frh I. isss. I, in t h e (-UM.T IT c n i ' R T mn i l : n i n t h J U D I C I A L i niit ir in «Nii rnn a i :« i i . N n i. u t .o i. T T V , r i . n i u n * . SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) California had a total of 8,* 004,009 drivers licenses in force In I9G0—a million nnd a half more Ilian any other state In the union. ; I r r n lh Legal Notice Drove Of Driven* M iT ins o r * n r o i' f m i i i i d v t o D E l X n K H A N N SAMPSON, w h o a realdenca I* l« n » Kir,t P U r t , N. W , Apartment i, Washington, II. f*. mi>l whnae tunlllnu addrea, 1, tt'il Kir.I Plica, N. W Apartnunt l, Washington. n. C.l A suit having bran f ll« <J • Rain.I you In tha Circuit Court In and for Katnlnola Comity, Florida, III Chancery for divorce, Ilia abbreviated till* of which la Cornrllua K. Samp,on, plaintiff. ▼. Delore, Ann Hamp.on, dafrndant, tbla nolle# la to raqutra you to flla with tha Clark of aald Court your wrlttan d.rana,., If • ny, to tha plaintiff'* ramplaint flli-d In aald rnu.a, and to a*rva ■ copy on tha plaintlff'a attorney# not latrr Ilian tha 13th day of February, A. D, franfnrh Pago 10— Mon. Feb. 8, ’64 Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • Piano* * Rental Iledn HOME §Jwiv This Weekend! Presented — By Shoemaker Construction Co. In Ravenna Park With This ('mi pun A The Purchase Of "Arm ou r" Smoked PORK CH O I'S _________________ l.h. r,9e Coupun gimd at your "T h rill*u y Only, Thru Wed.. February 5 • Mad teal and dental uxpeneot • Debt consolidation • Household m p t n u t , large end wnall • Auto repair* and maintenance charges. Look for the 50 E X T R A • Mortgage end Insurance premium*. # lo w s OF TO H O I — G.A.C.— FINANCE • Q N -SA N FO R D 111R. Flret S U ...fA k ta 2-374) -ORLANDO----------421K. Oranf* A*e_ GArdaa 4JKS 401 W. Cm M BM,RN* m >44«3 12431 Colonial Or.SAfdea 5-2641 GOLD BOND W llh T h l. Coupon A The I'urchaae O f "Kverfreah” PO TA TO STAMPS CH IPS Twin I'ak 59r Coupon kimk) « t your "Th rlftw ay"| Only, Thru Wed.. February 6 50 EXTRA PAYMENT TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKETBOOK! c o 50 E X TR A GOLD BOND With Thin Coupon A The Purchase Of "Sara l.ee" Choc. STAMPS Swirl Cake .14 o*. each 79c I Coupon good at your "Th riftw ay" Only, Thru W «L . February 5 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thin |Coupon R The Purchase Of "Lou l’a" C IIB B SB STAMPS PIZ Z A 118 O*. P h f. 79c' [Coupon good at your "T h rU lw ay" | Only, Thru W'wL, February 8 “ FOOD W R A P " BAGGIES 23 » T . R O LL "F U N A -J C 43' HATH" TIDY TOYS EACH "Y O U R 69 BEAUTY S O A P" PALM O LIVE SOAP 2 ^ 2 1 ' BATH < ) 1 C BARS J | 2 SPECIAL! "EVKHPBE81I" FltF.SII BAKliD COFFEE ROLL 12 OZ. EACH �Cabinet O K s Orange Site For University ( T li r Signs of the times. • • • There'* one near a restaur­ ant on US 17-92 which says: " T Bones, St 50 . . . With t VOL. Meat, $2.83 " • • * ib n t lf t ' Zip Code .12771 ) W E A T H E R : Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with occasional showers; high today in 60s; low tonight R5-G0. 66 United Pres* Leased Wire EtUblishcd 1908 TUES., F E B R U A R Y -1, 1964 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO, 118 • It pay* to advertise . . , and that's what Mrs. A. L llood. superintendent of the Sanford Zoo is doing. She say* she needs trees, shrubs and flowers for her program to tK-aulify the roo area, if you can contribute any o f these you should contact her at the [ too or phone City Hall. • • • I^ast week a local resident reporter) to the Police Depart­ ment Ovat some youngsters were at her door collecting for the March of Dimes. She thought they were too young and asked Police to check them out. The police did and the youngsters were okch! ( They were simply doing what they could to help. But tt still didn't hurt to check. • • • ‘ When You Really Want a Canal. You (Set It " is the title of a story on the work being done by the St. Johnslndian River Navigation Dis­ trict which appears in the current edition of the Jack­ sonville Seafarer magazine. John Krider, manager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce is the district's chairman. ♦ • • Seminole Offers Its Co-Operation To State Bulletin oral and thnt acceptable zon­ ing regulations cun be worked out for the location with Or­ ange and Seminole Counties. man of the Seminole County Commission. " I t was the only decision left open to them. Tim Board o f County Commission* Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, Although the site is entirely ert is in contact with the State executive director of the within Orange County, its Board o f Control and Statu State Board of Control, anil not them border is on Hie Sent* Ilonril o f Education and nwutt James I*. Avery J r„ Semi* |inole line mid this county will their pleasure for a c-onfcrencu have to provide proper zoning to m.-tko their job easier and to mile County Commission for property adjoining the dt(ermine in what manner w « chairman, al noon today |can co-operate." site. agreed on a meeting of the I ( " I certainly approve whole* (Douglas Stenstrnin, chnirstate group's Irclmlral stall |lu-alti-dly Hie decision of the 1man o f the Cbumber o f Com* and County Commissioners State Cabinet this morning," metre university site commit* -aid James I’. Avery Jr , chair- lee, said that "zoning will bo for I p. m ncvl Tuesday In no problem since wr have a discuss Seminole County's county-wide zoning law .") contribution In nrvv roads The Board read but did not and necessary toning (or the m w A . . . discuss a last-minute pirn m-vv slate university nil the fiom State Rep. James Pruitt, \ilamiiccl site In Orange o f Brevard County, that tlio County Just south ol Oviedo. university Ik- loi-utrd closer to Tlir Seminole-Orange Coun­ Cape Kennedy. ty line Is live north boundary State Treasurer J. Edwin ol the university site. Dr. LONDON (U l'D — Queen I.arson, Agriculture Commis­ Culpepper telephoned Avery, Mother Elizabeth bad her ap­ sioner Doyle C o n n e r a n d asking (nr the meeting. Avery agri-ril, subject In pendix removed today «t King Comptroller Ray Green weru rnnlirmutlnn by other Coun­ Edward Y lt Hospital and was not in town to vote for tire* unireported feeling "very well.” vcislty site. Rut tbo unnnlty Commissioners. j iiious votes o f Gov. Furris |Bryant, Attorney G e n e r a l W ASH IN G TO N (Ul'D — James Kyncs, Secretary o f IAI.I. AIIASSFE (Ul'D President Johnson Monday State Tom Adams and Stain file State Cabinet gave speedy named Frederick C. Helen, a School Superintendent Thomas approval today to an Ornuge I veteran federal employe, to be 1D. Bailey was sufficient. County site for a new stiitc deputy postmaster general. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, university. But it will be ut executive director o f the Board least two months before any o f Control, suit! he anticipated concrete planning rnn lie done. W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — no problem with aiming or Du- Cabinet, sitting ns the Tbu $11.0 billion tax cut bill title to the lund which is be* State Ilonril o f Education, faced its most formidable chal­ ing acquired by Orange Coun* gave t-0 approval to tin- IDaici lenge today In a Senate veto ty and donated freo to Urn of Control's recommended site, nil a proposal to provide tax state. the 1,200-nere Im-ntion which Ho said the "tremendous relief for college expenses. holders on tile Otiilige-Semiilpotential" for proper zoning olo County line mid is within was one of the factors thut in* a 50-mile riidiii* o f every nmT A M P A (U P D — State flucnc-cd the Board o f Control joi city ill tbu Fust Central Fair officials sloshed through to select this site over about 27 Florida, iinii, including Cu|ie i the opening o f tha 59th an- other* offered. Kennedy. But if some hitch ahonld da* I mini l-'nir here today — the Bill it put three stipulations fourth year ill a row the velnp, the Board has nsked Ur* to conclusion o f the de al and ' event has hud ruin on open­ lu ugo and Seminole Counties signing oil the dotted line, so to hold onto two other sites. ing day. to speak. Hie Murtln site and Tusknwilli* Olio in that soil borings now site so they can b« considered. under way, ami which take The Adamucci site Is located CO LU M B IA, 8. C. (U P I ) about nix weeks to complete, — President Thomas F. Jonea within 4(1 miles by car of Caps show Hint the anil is suitnblo o f the University o f 8outli Kennedy and 12 miles front for the facility. The other Carolina said Monday thnt downtown Orlundo. qualifii'iitiuns are that accept­ grade* amnng new students able title to the land, (rotli rose after freshmen were pro­ Orange County, is gotten and approved by the attorney grn- hibited from having ears. BRIEFS Queen Mother A ONE-DAY, ALL-O U T membership campaign was launched this morning by the Chamber o f Commcreo with n breakfast at the Civic Center. Pictured are the co-chuiruicii und tcuiu rnplains, joined by two members o f the distaff side in the drive, Miss Doris Fleming <lcft) and Mrs. Adelaide Moses. (Herald Photos) Meeting Called To Organize Sanford CC Manufacturers Push Argument Against Tax The grapevine says that Cotton Brown has bought the A group o f Sanford business Village Inn Restaurant on First" St. near Park Avc. It"* |nn.'1 professional people have also reported that Cotton 1* ' scheduled a meeting nt the making alteration* ami soon Seminole County Courthouse will announce an opening j ''*'dne.»dny at 8 p. m„ to e»lnbli.«h a Sanford Chamber o f • • • Commerce. The Salvation Army board Spokesmen fo r the proposed will meet tonight at the First organisation said that 50 SanPresbyterian Church Fellow- j ford residents had agreed to ship Hall. The speaker will membership In the body. They be Commander Normal Mar-1 pointed out that tho organ! zasliall who retired this past , tion Was nut being estnldished j Novem ber as national coin- to com|>ete with the Seminole inandcr. County Cliumber of Couunercu • • * , or Die Sunford-Scmimilc Jun* Want to get away from it tor t.'bamber of Comrt.ert-e. all? . . . at least for a couple. The purpose, they declnted, of hours. Right here in Semi- vvns to creata a program which Dole County we have what a would place more emphasis on bit of folks go to Charleston Sunfurd alone. and Mobile to sec . . . c a m e l - 1 ----------------------lias and azuleas bv the thou- p llf* i ONE HOUR after the Chamber of Commerce hrcukftml this npuninyr. i/jw.ilnx’thc otit!-th> i.ieHi'n’.iiitlu u' l i vJi u. tii.i- i acptanil at the Graoiber office, sulunittetl to Mrs. Georgia Rail his quota of new mouthers ami received a $26 savings bond. «*s-undo:[yers Witness January Sales Taxes Two Day Scout ★ ★ ★ Tax Cut Bar TAt.T.AIIASSKK (U P h — If swim suits arc to be lav­ ed as sporting goods. »o should hunting ImkiI s, lawyers for three Miami bathing suit manufacturers told a Circuit Court judge Monday. Otherwise, the lawyers said, the tax was a denial of equal prelection under the law. The three manufacturers asked I .eon County Judge Hugh Taylor to rule the new state five per cent tax, levied on s|M)rting goods at the wholesale level, doesn't apply to the garden variety of swim suit. They contend the 1903 legislature intended to tax only swimming wear such as frogman's suit* anil other un­ derwater diving equipment. The purpose of the tax Is ot provide financing for u bond issue to buy state re­ creational acreage. The sale of the bonds is pending out- l A l Increase 23 Per Cent Saw Stranger j Plane Crash Under Probe New $18,000 Control Board Job Created Nixon Warns Of Nikita's Ability tu Council Due To Couple Held In $3,000 Theft Co Cats, (sO! SA Meeting | Rollins Speaker j Fair Opens Cars Don’t Help Saipfon Protest Ball (FEC) 'Glad' NASA Admits Obligations' Boycott ‘Success’ sand* Springs. Robliy Robinson h a s 1 Mime 25.000 camellias and !• s » _____ t azaleas out there and obser­ In observance of Hoy Scout|comc °/ ‘ 'n* ami a similar vers say it's a sight to be­ Week. Feb. 7-1-1. Sanford area ras* r|" a,,cn* ,n‘5 » « « intent hold. JACKSO N, Mia*. (U P D — A I CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P D — • » • t,r Uftvjd prosecution witness testified1 T A L L A H A S S E E ( U l ’l ) — , sales tax or other sources dur- Scouts will stage their second ( Mja|)|j , The Notional Space Agency By the way, Sheriff J. I,. today that he saw u strange January rules lux collections i" g the ic ri o f the current fis iiumml ewiuporee in Fort MeJ- uel, representing King Cole, said today it will permit Hie Imi I'ni K Sutii ■day mid BunHobby says that " I f you're in man wearing white shoe* in I |||t „ rw onl |g:,.o million Hi.d m l ycur," lie said. Hex n( Miami ami Sanford Fkirida East Coast Railway need of prayer, call your pas­ tilt neighborhood where MedThe sales tax revenue ea- day. und Palm Land Fudimns, and to use H i miles of track in . 1 orew comment from Gov. tor. If you don't have a pas­ gill Kvers lived a week before tinmte fe r tho year i» t-’-lu Prior to noon Saturday all Marlin It. Clark, vice presi- Hu- Merritt Island Launch today that Bryant tor," Hobby add*, "w e 'll help the civil rights lender wns kill­ Farris million. Kurly reports indi- Scouts w ill be registered und ]idem ,|t.„i -n<| and merchandising merchandising manman Area despite Hie |xisxi!iilily Florida was in a period ol euted the inrreuse wus due to have their campsites establishyou find one " ed by a sniper. ager for Bunline's Stores, a r­ that a strike against the rail­ ugii prosperity But whatever you do, he booming Christmas busim-sc •'«!. .Saturday nl 7 p. m. the gued there i» a difference be­ road might spread into Uic Itobeit 1'ittmnn, son of Comptioller Buy h. G in n u|1j im t.nr|y jnliux o f winter eump file program will Imj fea- tween an everyday "sw im ­ spaceport, aays, be careful atwut people gioccr Leroy Pittman, also in this area who want to testified that threo hours be­ said the receipls, reflecting viftitora. tum l by an un|irt*»»ive Kutflr ming suit" and swimming FEC Board Chairman Ed­ come in and pray for and fore Kvers was slain he saw December sales, wiped out a January collection* for Hie Award ceremony. The present- equipment or novelties. ward Ball said, "I'm glad to with you. A couple recently an uutomobile resembling one 8150,00(1 deficit in the sales new five | K T cent wholesale J “ lion of the Fugle award is know that NASA is starting called on some people in a thill has been linked to Byron tux collection estililute fe r the tax on spurting goods, also Die bigbe-t that run Imj cuiito recognize their obligations nearby rounty and while one Di I-a Beckwith, on tiial for first six months of the cur­ Imsed on December sides. To- ferred upon h Scout. under a contract that they're rent fiscal year which start­ prayed the other took things bis life in Evers* death. Sunday morning the Scouts now approximately five weeks laled JU8.505. an increase of that didn't belong to him. in default on. Tittman's grocery is several ed in July. 851,072 over December. Fis­ will attend their respective The other day two neatly hundred yurds from tiie place I Dry-unt said the 2.1 per rent cal year receipts were $418,- (b ill idles In ohscrviiiiru of " I must say I'm very much dressed young women Insist- the prosecution contends h lease over January o f !n»t 112 . Seoul Sunday. The public is concerned to find Rial my cd they Ik- invited in for sniper picked o ff Evers with >*“ r uu* * " Indication o f invited tu observe the campgovernment has not seen fit G A IN E S V IL L E (U P I ) _ to live up to its ccmtraelural prayer by a Seminole County m high-powered rifle. prospeiity and showed the o n e activities. eouple. However, the folks had In testimony at Monday's wln,er “ rnrist season was The Ioea I Boy Smut Council A team «>f seven Inveatigntors obligations with one of its heard about the "tr ic k " and trial session Beckwith's cm- "b<*lcr than anything anticiis a participating agency of from the Civil Aeronautics corporate citizens. did not admit the pair. After ployer In a Greenville, Miss., pated." " I hope from now on they the United Fund o f Seminole Ro iiii I mid Federal Aviation they were denied entrance fertilizer plant, told the 12-1 The big jump o f course reAgency interrogated witness­ will recognize their obliga­ County. they were picked up by a man jury Ihut Beckwith was fleets the extension o f tines and studied the structure tions." man in a late model car. plodded with a lute model sales Lux by the 1901 Legis­ today of u plane th.i( crashed Rail said the ' ’ ears of lialTALLAH ASSEE (U l'D hern Monday killing ID per last which were unloaded last What some people will do white automobile. lature to cover seme Items D ie Cabinet Budget Commiss­ sons. never erases to amaze us! weekend had been delivered not previously taxed and inion created a new 81B,0(xi a C'AII Investigator in Chargn Jan 3. but contractor* had ereusing others. year job in tne Board of Con­ The first Clock Watcher John McWhorter said tin- on­ not been allowed to unload "W e Imd untic-ipulcd n sub­ trol today to free assistant rail and indicate an interest' A s * f O n L i n t . n scene investigation w o u I d Uiein before. stantial upsurge but not this director Herbert Stallworth in bringing a Florida State M C ‘ W f l M e t T 0 Rail revealed he had ex­ probably continue for the great." .-aid Revenue Commis­ from research work M ISFM IK IM K R . N. C. — rest of the week, wjth fur­ changed telegrams with N A ­ League entry to Sanford was P l i n n n ^ V C f p m sioner Fd Strauglin. Director J. Broward lul_ , ( I T 'D — Former Vice Prcsi- ther studies to Im- made in SA administrator James K. Mrs. T. 1*. Clark. She said. I I ' . V. ,h ^ ^ He said the rotlcrtions topWebb over the spur. "There's nothing we would like _ T b e |1'N<^|h Or,ando ' ,lla4° |u-d Ilist January, the pre pepper said Stallworth cur- <|en, nichard M. Nixon said Washington. .. .. i r i " * wa' u n a ,‘’ u‘ t*ke an ] Monday that in Ins opinion, In a telegram lie told Webb, more than to see Sanford loo k p0“ ncl1 ' 1 at V,3?,!’, " 1 McWhorter said tininvest), vious lecoid. by »4.d million, active part In the day-to-day ^ , 8 Vrviuivr Khrushchev is " I am moved to inquire how in the State League. I f you're £ f ajr * l ,he :»* c ,,u! ,lin“ ' gators wera examining the Totril collections for the administrative operation o f )a ,P aUW> ni).aroul„, the contractors can complete counting the people who .r e ' f t " 3,*>0r. Fcrr"! year were $127 million, up the university admlnistralnm wor|(1 |,.ad r r " The remnrk engines and systems on the your portion o f the spur when, interested, put u. down for re "1 T " " '" 1 plane, looking into aircraft , , .. . ___ Mayor WAV. Anderson who is $19.0 million over the same agency because of his re | « a, Krr,.|,.(| w|ly, Jt.M a( ’ltK. until yesterday, you through five. I f we have a club we'll and pilot record*, und check* out of town on business. jK-riiHl a y ear ugo. Jsearch responsibilities. i While House. stop orders and other actions lie there!" | ing Huload carried. He said On the agenda arc second "This most favorable reThe new position will lie j ..|t jyyn,), nice maybe Mr. had not permitted to unload and third readings and adop-! venue totul provides the state ( called the educational officer xix*sn Is propelling him there also would Ik- u study 58 ears of material to Ik- us Since Mrs. Clark's cnl| the uf the ciasb facilities at the tion of the general election \ with „ cushion l « help offset fur graduate programs and re­ (Khruchi'hev) a* a possible i-d in I In- nmstrurtion of your phone his burred ronstantly. ordinance; appointment of »n „ny weakness that roncciv search. Republican rambdale for municipal air|Hirt portion of the spur, surh ears The interest is here, there's no Culpepper said he would be­ election board and adoption ,t,ly could develop in the I’rcKidcnt," said While House having been delivered to the doubt about that. of a resolution approving the . ---- — -- ---------------------------- gin an immediate search for press secretary Pierre Salin­ contractor on January 3, a man to fill the post, ami metropolitan telephone sys,, . / *. » ger in Wuchlngton. Salinger 1964." Austin Williams, president tem. would look for someone will­ said he bad not discussed the A spokesman for tile Nation­ o f the Starlight 1‘ romenadera --------- ----United Press International ing to work for less than $18 statement with President al Aeronautics and Spare Ad­ — sponsored by the City Rec­ There are approximately 25 OW) released from deficiency Johnson. MIAMI (U P I) - The FBI ministration (N A S A ) said reation D e p a r t m e n t - ^ . .1 Commissioner Norman Mar- million cats in the United funds. Nixon made his appraisal arrested a New England man NASA and FEC officiala will new class fo r those interestef 4haU, of ^ w,|(| reU f. States, acrording to the Holly­ of Khrushchev during a and his girl friend Monday meet here Wednesday to work in taking aquare dance les­ ed last November as national wood chapter of the American speech to 2,000 students at night on fugitive charges lor out details on the line's usage. sons will liegin Feb. 12, at the commander of the Salvation i Humane Association. Pfeiffer College in order, he auUiuritirs in Portland, Me. Tiie railroad attempted to Sanford Civic Center. W IN T E R P A R K ( U l ’D — said, to give them a "better Army, will address the an­ Roland W. Hale. 27, it push two freight cars onto the • • e D ie lust day o f Rollins Col­ nual dinner-meeting of the ad-1 understanding" of their en­ charged with robbing a Port­ NASA spur line last Thurs­ "Sure, women not only can sLory board of the Sanford I > e u t h 1 e n a l t y lege's annual Founders Week emy. land dairy farm manager, day but was stopped by arm­ drive as well as men." says Corps. Salvation Army, at 7 T A L L A H A S S E E (U l'D — wilt include a convocation ad­ lie said Khrushchev was Willis L. Jodrle, of "m ore ed guards The space agency Herb Bradshaw, "but they can tonight at First Presbyterian The- study of the abolition of dress by Sc-nura Eva do Lopez "not the most admirable, nor than $3,000" sakJ Wesley G. said at that time the rail­ do It on either aide of the Church fellowship hall. New the death penally by a spe­ MaUos. Mexico's First Lady. the most brilliant, but from Grapp, apeelal agent in road bad not b«eo completed road." officers o f the board will be cial commission will begin Feb. The convocation fa scheduled an over-all standpoint, be is charge of the Miami FB I o f­ and waa not ready for rail — Tha Clock Winder insulted. for Feb. 24. 18 in the Capitol. the most able" world leader. fice. U-aveL d Camporee Set Appointed SAIGON, South Vietnam (U l'D — Student demonstra­ tors today marrhrd through Hie streets o f Hie capital donmnding restoration o f ousted Junta rlmirmnii Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh. Southwest Hit By Heavy Snow, Thunderstorms United Press International The worst storm of the win­ ter pawed the Southwest oday with wind-driven snow, NEW YORK (U l'D — The thunderstorms and a tornado. iinti-segregiitiim boycott which Fi\e • foot drifts swallowed kept one-third of till* city's modi, school* were closed and one-million school children out travelors forced ot seek re­ of the classroom Monday wus fuge. considered by its organizers Some towns were virtually today as a greater aureuss Isolated. A tornado slammed to the tlmn they bad hoped. ground tilts morning at Ros­ enberg, Tex., and damaged PA LM SPRINGS, Calif. about a dozen homes. Golf( U P I ) _ The death o f film ball size hall pelted Rosenborg star Alan (.add wns confirmed and Kiehmond hut no injur* Monday to have la-en aceiden- ies were reported. Blowing snow rloxed roads tal, attributed to a eombination nf a "high lei el of alco­ out of Tucumcari, N. M., hol" und three drugs acting where up to 14 Incites fell during the night. Police set on Ids nervous system. up roadblocks and advised motorists to seek refuge. Graders were called out to N O TA 8U LG A , Ala. (U P I ) clear the highways but got — Riot-trained state troopers stuck in the snow. today ringed two rural schools Highway travel was restrict­ where a federal Judge ordered ed to trucks within a 100 mile Negro students barred from radius of Amarillo, Tex., padlocked Tuskcgae High where nine inches of snow School admitted by Wednes­ fell and stiff northerly winds day. A spokesman said they whipped up five-foot drifts. were on band to "maintain All schools in Amarillo wero the peace." ordered closed. Wind gusting at 50 mite* an hour brewed five foot snow drift* at Dalhart, Tex., and reduced visibility to zero. Two buses were twgged in tho snow near Amarillo but statu lly llrrnice Kelsey Oviedo City Committees for police escorted die passeng­ the 10(54 year were appointed er* to safety. Heavy snow- warnings con­ Monday night by Council tinued in effect today for Preaident W. II. Murtln at the regulur monthly session Southwestern Kansas, Western Kansas, Western Oklahoma o f city rouncil. and from the Texas Panhan­ Named were T. L. Lingo Jr. dle southward to the Peres and It. I*. Ward, sanitation River Valley. Hazardous driv* committee; Ben Jones, Rex ing warnings extended from (Touts und Murtln, parks und New Mexico to Western Kan­ pool committee; Lingo and sas. Clouts, fire committee; and The Weather Bureau said Clcnls, Ward and Jones, blizzard rendition* would d e­ streets. (Touts also was I velop during tho day in the named vice president o f the! heavy snow area. council. In other business council authorized Fire Chief Lingo to purchase the necessary fire CROSS C U T (U P I) — Tha hoee to bring the department, body o f • five-year-old boy up to first rate condition and Gehovanl Reeman, who U>* approved payment o f bills for cam* separated from his fa ­ the university slta inspection ther whil* on a wild hog committee dinner held last hunt waa found Monday in a month. swamp near her*. Ladd Death Troops On Hand Oviedo Names Committees Boy’s Body Found � 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 03, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 03, 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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"A Community of Homes - Built with Pride" : n • 1 7T" vj r f w / i g f Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15&16 ) I from Noon until Dark 6 LOVELY HOMES COMPLETE AND WAITING FOR YOUR INSPECTION — 3 & 4 BEDROOM, V/2 & 2 BATH HOMES, ALL WITH CENTRAL DUCT HEATING AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE FEATURES. V ' V l V . ,‘i I *'■, P ’.V ' : * “The Brittany9* FEATURES OF RAVENNA PARK HOMES: Central Heating System with Doeta fiixed for Air Conditioning White Terrene Floors Afomtsam Awning General Electhie BofH-tn and Wall Oven (Tinoral Electric Refrigerator General Electric Water Heater General Electric Garbage Disposal Ceramic Tile in Bathe and an Window Silk Kitchen Exhaust Hood Washer and Dryer Connections Pared Bonds with Carha Water System Sewer System REFRESHMENTS MISS LUCY NOWLIN & MR. DAVE THRASHER, OF FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO., WILL BE THERE TO GREET YOU, SERVING COFFEE, COKES AND DELICIOUS COOKIES, PREPARED IN ONE OF THE ULTRA MODERN GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHENS. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO 211 WEST 25th ST. SANFORD Directions: FREE GIFT! From French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Turn West on 20th Street Drive 2x/% miles and watch for the sign at the Ravenna Park Entrance. This G-E Personal Portable TV will be presented to each couple who purchase a Ravenna Park home during the Home Show, from February 15 to March 1! tj • # INC TELEPHONES 322-3103, 222-7495 Stenstrom Realty Exclusive Sales Agents 2565 Park Drive 322-2420 v. ■__%A �Candidates To Begin Qualifying On T uesday » l ) A man'* life was saved Sunday and nobody e v e n knows who he was. • • « Bobby Newman and one of ^ his Implement company em­ ployes, Ford Russell, were fishing for speckled perch in Lake Jessup near the mouth of Soldier’s Creek. They saw an elderly fisherman some 200 yards away tumble out of his boat. • • • The man tried once to get back into his boat but couldn't | make It. Newman and Ru*sell dropped their gear and headed for the man who was trying to get back into his boat. Finally Russell hit the water and went to the old gent’s rescue. Russell got him back in the boat. • • • Bark at Elgin Myers fish eamp the only information about the fishrrman was that he was crippled. Russell, who undoubtedly saved the man’s life, reside* at 21.12 Washing­ ton Court. Wynnwood. It was a nice Job. Ford. You're to be commended. • • • We understand that attor­ ney Ken Spaulding borrowed a key from the Sheriff’s office a few days past to do some research In the law library at the Courthouse. When he finished working in the lib­ rary, he found himself locked in the Courthouse. But we haven't found out how he got out. • • • Last week we commended mothers on traffic duty at Third and French. We didn't know that these ladles were Ignored in their request for auch duty until their demands were publicized in the Clock. Anyway, they're doing an ex­ cellent Job. It would be mighty dangerous for those youngsters crossing French Avenue at Third were it not fur the crossing guards. • • • The JayCee Wives club la sponsoring the showing of two cancer films Tuesday, 8 p. m„ at the Florida State Bank building. Or. Tliomaa Largcn will be on hand to answer any questions. Tho films are •’Time and Two Women’’ and ’’The Millions Club." The public is urged to attend. • • • Seminole Plaza’* newest ad­ dition, the Cinema has sche­ duled Its opening for Wednes­ day week, Feb. 26. The theater’a premier attraction will be Use Burton-Tay lor film, ' ’Cleopatra." • • • With John Fitzpatrick's of­ ficial announcement that he'll not run for re-election, Uicrc'il be three new faces on the County Commission next Jan ­ uary. Incumbents Gen. J. C. Hutchison and Janies P. Av­ ery will not seek re-election. That'll leave I-cc Gary and John Alexander, now In the second year of their fouryear terms. • • « Gen. Hutchison, by the way, h ai been concerned with the dumping of trash in sections throughout the county which are not authorized dump areas. It was reported that tho Sheriffs office patrols these areas where unauthoriz­ ed dumping has been taking place but that It's difficnlt to get convictions. Commission­ er Alexander suggested that signs bo placed at prominent places indicating location of posted dump areas. • • • Lines formed on schedule this morning as lag buyers vlsted the Courthouse. Sliortly after the Tax Collector's office opened buyers were on band and kept clerks busy throughout the morning. The deadline for obtaining tags Is Thursday. • • • Lyman High'a Dixieland band made a television ap­ pearance on the Junior Ach­ ievement Teen Talent show. They wrre tagged the ''Back Alley Six." • ♦ • Today’s Chuckle—The San­ ford Kiwanis Club Bulletin quote* Z»a 7.sa Gabor as say­ ing. don't take gift* from perfect stranger*. But. then, Bottody'ii perfect." Pepper To Run . MIAMI (L’PI) - Claude Pepper, a 15-year congression­ al .etcran, has annmuwe.1 he \|ill seek re-election. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — . House member* and numerous and >2.395 in donations for a Most of Florida’s candidates ! circuit Judges, total of >13.570. • fui governor and other state' Tho candidates have two Rep. Fred Karl, Daytona offices come to town Tuesday | weeks—until noon March 3— Reach, reported >4,060 last to pay their qualifying fees to pay their qualifying fees. week for total contributions of and put the big spending Meanwhile, on tho evo of >37,135 compered to spending show on the road. qualifying Fred 0 . Dickinson. of >9,158. Sen. Scott Kelly, Ijikelnnd, The o f f i c i a l qualifying, West Palm Beach, held on to which costa anywhere from his financial lead among can did not get his financial re­ *1-230 for gubernatorial can­ dldate* for governor, report­ port for the week Into the didate eto 160 for state Legis- ing campaign donations of mail in time to arrive this lature hopefuls, heralds big 140,000 have upped his total morning. The three Republican candi­ promotion cumpnlgns in vari­ to >126,136. Dickinson said he has spent dates fur governor also filed ous media. accountings. Election officials say this >1,403. Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon Charles R. ITollcy, St. Petyear’s first primary will be the longest primary ballot in Burns continued in second erburg. In his first report of stato history. The first pri place. He reported new eon- the campaign since his an­ mury is set for May 5. with 1 for " *°- nouncement Inst week, said he tho runoff on May 26 and the I u l ,,f •’“'"I'"™ 1 «°* has received >2.905 and spent >200. general election Nov. 3. I co*** °f >1.184. Sen. John Muthcns Jr., II. R. Foster, Fort Myers liMlIutlng will include the offices of Sen. Spessard Hoi- Jacksonville, in third spot, re­ Reach, also filing his first re land, 12 congressmen, th re e . porter! >102155 in new con- port, suiil ho hns spent no total of >50,- money and colected none. Supreme Court justices, all six tribution* *or Ken Folks, Orlando, who Cabinet scats, six district j u52* Hl* «l>«.'nditurcs amount to >7,528. lias been filing for weeks, rccourt judges, utilities commis­ Miami Mayor Robert King | ported >25 in new collcctlocns sions chairman, 10 public de­ fenders, 22 state senators, 112 High reported no expense* for a total of >2,160 ugnilfil total expenditures of >601. Ruby Defense Pleas Rejected As Trial Opens JOHN FITZPATRICK Fitzpatrick Won't Seek Re-election Formal announcement of hia decision not to seek reelection was nisde today by County Commissioner John Fitzpatrick In tha following statement: “I t ia with regret th at I announce my* decision not to run for the office of County Commissioner in the n|H-omIng elections. "Serving as County Commissioner, for the lest three year* haa been a rewarding experience in many ways and I have thoroughly enjoyed tlie opportunity. "The continued growth of the county indicate* to me that the amount of time need­ ed to properly serve the coun­ ty in this capacity will con­ tinue to increase end my re­ sponsibilities to my growing fondly and clients precludes my devoting that amount of time to county affairs.” Eastern Storm Heads Fdr Sea United Press International A storm center that boggod New England under snow* and whipped up gale winds, headed out to sea to­ day. The wild atorm buried New England Sunday with up to 14 inches of snow and snarl­ ed traffic from Long Island Sound to Northern Maine. The gale force winds swirl­ ed the snow across highways and airports, cutting down visibility and building heavydrifts. DALLAS (L T l) Jack Ruby's lawyers, challenging "the climate of Dallas," de­ manded at the start of his murder trial today that jurors as well as spectator* be acarched. Judge Joe B. Brown re­ jected the defense demand as well as defense requests for a directed verdict of acquittal on grounds of Insanity and double Jeopardy. Ruby, smiling cheerfully en­ tered the court through a lit­ tle green door and took his seat. His sister, Sirs. Eva L. Grant, and his brother Earl Ruby of Detroit, sat among the spectator* in the stuffy room. The judge accepted the de­ fense announcement that Tom Howard of Dallas, the first attorney to come to the aid of the slayer of accused presi­ dential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, bad withdrawn from the case. Chief A';%-nse aC. m ey * fe! via Belli and his assistant, J. H. Toualdll, argued with the Judge over security arrange meets. "The records will show that everyone who enter* the room has been searched except the Jurors." Rrown said. "We want to know why," said Tonahlll. Belli chimed in to argue the jurors must he searched so they know about what he has repeatedly referred to as "the climate of Dallas." The de­ fense contends Ruby cannot get a fair trial in the city. "Mr. Belli, they (the Jurors) won't know anything about it unless you tell them," Brown replied. (Earlier story on Page 2.) Man Charged In Breakin A man identified as William W. Ljle* was charged wilh breaking and entering Sunday night when he was caught jimmying a jalousy window at Don and Gerie'a Bar In Longwood. Don and Gerie Hitsman were sleeping in the establish­ ment when they hoard the burglary attempt. The sher­ iff's office Investigated the case. Eh? ^ c u tfu rii lB?mlh ) VOL. 56 > WEATHER: Fnir with 75 high today; partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; low tonight in 50s. United Preo* Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., FEBRUARY 17, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Deputy Braves Fire To Save Another Child W U V A ... Last Peace Effort VAN AM A CITY (UPI) — An Organization of American State* (OAS) peace team to­ day made a final effort to hi ip scttlo the U. S.-Panama crisla in behind the scenes talks here. Miami U. Plan CORAL GABLES (UPI) — The University of Miami an nuunrrd Saturday it had un dertaken a development progrnm which Includes a science and mrdical center that would cost >1)3,413,000. Coexistence MOSCOW (U PI)—O. Fred­ erick Noble, head of the World Council of Churches International Affairs Commitsion, called Sunday night for "peaceful coexistence between religion and atheism.” Final Tax Push THOMAS S. McDonald, former Sanford niuyor and City Councilman, hna been honored by the Floridn J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce, meeting a t P a n a m a City, as one of four "Outstanding Y o u n g Men of the Year," ac­ cording to a UPI report today. WASHINGTON (UPI) House and Senate negotiators today began the final push for enactment of the multi-billion dollar tax cut expected to ahow up In consumer pocketbcoka in about three weeks. Cyprus Crisis UNITED NATIONS (UPI) —The United Nations Secur­ ity Council turned to the Cy­ prus crisis today In an effort to prevent a full-teal* war be­ tween NATO Allies in th* Eastern Mediterranean. M arriage Voided Quick Action By Firemen Saves Station Possible disaster, w h i c h could have resulted when a gat pump exploded i n t o flames Sunday morning at the Texaco Service Station In downtown Lake Mary, was averted by quick response of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department which had men on the scene within seconds. Chief Ralph Abell said today that the fire Is believed to have resulted during the night when aomeone appar­ ently backed a car into the pump causing an electrical short circuit in the wiring sys­ tem. The explosion occurred Immediately after current was turned on early Sunday morn­ ing. Abell rpeorted that the de­ partment also answered two brush fire calls over the weekend, one in Sunland Es* lairs on Saturday afternoon and another Saturday night behind Crystal la k e Park where approximately two acres burned threatening nearby orange grove. Damage at the Sunland fire was reported to be negligible. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — PHtwtee* Lee Radiiwill el*t**». of Mr*. John F. Kennedy, has been granted a Vatican annul­ ment of her prevlou* marri­ age to American publisher Michael Canfield, tha rota’a chief judge /a id Sunday night. Pace Quickens By United ITewa latecnational With liis New Hampshire primary only throe week* away. Sen. Harry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller stepped up their campaign ac­ tivities in a final drive for Re­ publican vote*. Protection Asked SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP1J—The United 8tates to­ day demanded "maximum pro­ tection" from the Vietnamese government f o r Americans here following the terrorist bombing of an American mov le theater with tha loas of three lives. Fair May Run For Utilities Commission TALLAHASSEE (U Plj Jim Fair of Tampa, a per rental candidate for public of­ fice, Indicated today he may run again for the State Public Utilities Commission. Fair wrote tho secretary of State to send him three sets of forms for qualifying along with copies of tl*e election laws and a list of all offices up for grabs this year and the qualifying fee of each He did not say what offico he was interested in, but his loUer of inquiry contained a caustic comment that indi­ cated he was thinking of op­ posing Utilities Commission Chairman Ed Masco. Sanford firemen today ex pressed appreciation to per tons who gave and tha child­ ren who assisted them Sunday in their collection of >400.28 for the Cerebral Palsy tele­ thon. Georgia Loses FIRST ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL will be held March 10 at the San­ ford Civic Center for the Renerul public. Sponeorins the event will be the County Extension Service: MIm Myrtle Wilson (seated), county home demonitration agent, and Cecil A. Tucker II (right), county agricultural agent Cooperation will be the Florida Power and Light Company, repre­ sented by bliss Lucy Nowlin (left), home economist sad Fublix MarkaU. NO. 127 ~~ Boy Dies Here As House Burns Firemen Grateful * ft J. Zip Code 82771 WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Supremo Court ruled today that Georgia has unfaltly ap­ portioned its voting districts so as to discriminate against city dwellers voting for mem- of FIRE CLAIMED n you hr Ncjjro boy’s life nnd Rutted this homo of John Williams nt 1020 Went 112th Street early today. Two children were rescued from tho flames by Sheriff’ll Deputy Silas Lackey and football coach A. B. Franklin. (Herald Photo) Hoffa Defendant Vigilantes To Use Denies Telling Of Fix Attempt Photo Flasher Units CHATTANOOGA. T e n n . (UPI) — A defendant in the trial of Teamster President James Hoffa today denied that he ever told a govern­ ment informer of an attempt to fix a jury. Nicholas Tweel, one of six defendants in the jury tam ­ pering case, appeared as the first defense witness and conIn d icted tha testimony of Ed­ ward Partin, who testified earlier for the prosecution. Partin, a Louisiana Teams­ ter official who acted as an informant, had testified that Tweel once told him he was asked to "help get to the jury" in Hoffa's IU62 trial in N a s h v i l l e on conspiracy charges. Hoffa, Tweel and four other persons are charged with at­ tempting to hrllw and influ­ ence jurors in tho conspiracy case, which ended In a mis­ trial. Wirtz Asks FEC Session Tuesday WASHINGTON (UPI) — Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz today urged both sides in the Florida East Coast (FEC) railway itrika to meet with government negotiators Tuesday and work mil a solu­ tion to their "festering dis­ pute." Wirtz sent telegrams to both Edward Hall, president of the railroad, and George E. Lelglity, chairman of the Railway L a b o r Executives Association. He asked the men to meet with Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds in Daytona B e a c h , Tuesday morning. Wirtz said both sides had "an obligation to find a solu­ tion to this festering dispute.” Eleven non-oi>erating unions have been on strike for mar* than a year in a walkout mar­ red by violrnce, including three dynamiting* within a week. ‘Painters’ Face Discipline "Proper disciplinary action will be taken" against five Seminole High School boys who painted smutty signs on four school buildings over tha weekend. R. T klilwee, school super­ intendent, said the studrnts have been identified and promised that high school offlcisls would lake the neces­ sary disciplinary action. Juvenile Judge Vernon ltiie said at noon that Andrew Bracken, high school prin­ cipal, had conferred with him as to possible charges but de­ layed action pending further Investigation. Sheriffs Deputy Silas Lao. key today was credited with saving the life of a sevenyear-old Negro boy, caught in his burning home early this morning. An older brother died as a result of the fire. Dead was Albert Williams, eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, 1020 West 12th Street. The flames gutted ths frame residence. Lackey said he waa parked In his cruiser nearby, making out his nightly report, when he noticed the flames. He hurried to the residence. Tho parents and a daughter, Car­ ol, six, had escaped. Informed a child waa In tho house, Lackey c r a w l e d through a window and carried out seven-year-old John Doug­ las Williams, who waa noconscious. Th* deputy applied artificial respiration and re ­ vived the child. It waa then Lackey learn­ ed tha second boy waa In tho house. The deputy re-entered the flaming building and car­ ried out the body of A lbert Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled death was caused by amoks and fumea. Fireman Kd Brooklyn waa treated for amoke inhalation at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal. Th* two surviving shib d rtn also were treated Mr amoks Inhalation. A. B. Franklin, Croomo High School coach, also as­ sisted In the rescue. Flra Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. reported, the blase started at aboul 1:IT a.m. from g beating stove. It spread rapid* ly through the wooden bouso. Ho added firemen w e n do* layed In arriving at th# Men# because a wrong address waa reported. The Navy today announced may briefly make evenings a receipt of new aerial photo­ little brighter for some res­ graphic flasher units which idents of Sanford and event­ ually, much of tho Southeast. Tha new flashers sr* being installed on twin-Jet RA-5C Vigilant**, th* mach II re­ connaissance-* ttack aircraft currently entering fleet use at tho Sanford Naval Air Station. Each piano will have two electronic flasher pods mount­ Raymond Morris, a real' ed under Its wing*. Used in­ dent of Seminole County for stead of ftareo on night pho­ more than 18 years, announe to missions to illuminate ths ad today he will be a candi­ ground beneath th* aircraft, date for the effiee of Justice they op*r*to for only frac­ of the peace Diet. 8 in the tions of a second a t a time. May primaries. Morris ia Officials of Sanford’s Hea­ registered Democrat. vy Attack Wing Ona say the Morris Is graduate of tho flashes are ao brief that res­ Unlv. of Mich. In pharmacy idents may not even notlee and for 22 years did phar­ the Illumination unless they maceutical detail work. For happen to bo looking directly mure than 11 years he has nt the aircraft. City police made fast work been the Casselberry corre­ Most of the training flights of solving a car theft Sunday spondent for the Orlando Sen using th* flasher units will night, nabbing three Negro tlnel and la a charter mem be flown at relatively low boys minutes after the theft bar of the Lions Club of Cos- altitudes and ovtr sparsely waa reported. kelberry, of which he la a populated areas. Th* first Charged with the theft are past president and serving a such mission will be flown the boys, two ago IS end one fifth year as club secretary. tonight. 16. The driver ia also charged Last August Morris was Flight* will rontinu* peri­ with using a restricted license. Police received tho report named treasurer of the Cas­ odically In th* future sa Vig­ selberry Citizens Credit Un­ ilant* flight crews are read­ at 10:45 p. m. from Samtnio ion. He la a Meson, a Hlirln- ied for deployment with the Wyman, of Castle Brewer er, member of Bahia Temple, carrier striking forces of the Court Patrolman John E. Orlando; member of Sanford Atlantic, Mediterranean and Dodson halted the car a t 11:02 p. m. called for assist­ Shrine Club; a communicant Pacific Fleets. ance from SgL W. R. Cos­ of the Episcopal Church of Wing Commander Cspt. grove at 11:04 p. m. and had The Good Shepherd in Mait­ James O. Mayo requested land. Morris and his wife re­ that citizens observing flash- the youths at headquarters minutes later. side a t 2311 Sunnytown ltd., operations refrain from Casselberry. calling government agencies or tha Sanford Naval Air Pinball Damaged Station. A pinball machine at the He stated that the flasher A A W Root Beer Stand, 1905 pods would rarely bo in use French Ave., waa damaged Hundreds of visitors view­ for more than a few minutes Sunday morning by a youth wielding a brick. ed sit homes on display last over any ona area. weekend during the Home Show In the new third sec­ tion of Ravenna Park on Country Club Road. Host* for the occasion were A. K. Shoemaker Jr., head of the Shoemaker Com■traction Company, devel­ opers of Ravenna Park and nearby Idyll slide; llerb SOWstrom, of Slenatram Realty, tales agent for the Interested citizens development, a n d Mias Lucy Nowlin and David invited to Thrasher af Florida Power aad Light Compeay. Organizational meeting The now model home* ha tho Ravenna Park third secUoa will coatiaue to ho for ins pec Uoa this week. Morris To Run For Justice Of Peace Police Solve Theft Quickly Ravenna Home Show Success PUBLIC NOTICE Vote Campaign WASHINGTON (UPI) The man who head* tha AFLClO'a regliterandvot# drive this year ia hoping to re­ cruit thousands of volunteer worker* and encourage mil­ lions more to cast ballots la tho November election*. Roy L. Rcuther, national director of tho campaign, say* door-to-door canTeasing In tha precinct* will bo em­ phasized ht labor's fhdafc SANFORD CHAMBER of COMMERCE 8:00 P. M. February 19th, 1904 at County Court House .' DAY AFTER TOMORROW �Hospital ffhr •attfnrB Page 2 — Feb. 17, 1964 MfrrsiTD Notes FEBRUARY U Ad ml alone Sandra Hac Holer. E. C. lU r per, Sr., Joyce Sclbce, Mar tha Beard, Phillip Wand*, Le ola Stcwarl, Hulli VanDu»cn Calvin Overstreet, N o r I n i Lula Young, Mack Eady Jr., Lee, Patricia GronquUt, Mi­ chael Reeve*, Linda Wrlg.it. Cora Lee Bradley, Et.iel Brewer, Dixie Ann Donovan, all of Sanford; Joseph Sepp, Denary Births Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Wright, baby boy, Mr. and Mr*. Ulie* Boler, baby girl, both of San­ ford DDebargea William Harriett, Belle Koled ner, James Warren, Tony Smith, K. C. Burge**, Wayne Moran, Mr*. Pat*y McGuffle and baby girl, Mr*. Judith potter and baby girl, Mra. Betty Jean Holley and baby girl, all of Sanford; Dale Ml chaal Orr, Dean Robert O n, Orlando; Mra. Margaret Hay•a and baby boy, Altamonte Spring* FEBRUARY » Admissions Lula Young, Mary Gallon, Randy Hill, Timothy Herring, Paul Mansfield, Eleanor MeRaney, Maddla Joseph, Sarah Kaylor, Rebecca Smoak Cum­ mings, all of Sanford; Isabel Rodgers, Geneva; J . C. Mc­ Carty, Long wood; Carl Bru­ ton, Jacksonville Blithe Mr. and Mra. Jam es Dono­ van, baby girl, Sanford Discharges K. C. Harper, Sr., Michels Reeves, Patricia Gronquiat Allison Lee, Michael Lae, Lu elite Hamlll, Jam es Holmes, Maude Stafford, Julie White, Thomas Kelt!, Mary Singleton, Evelyn Jones, Imogens McPherson, Loula Kites, Mi­ chael Gene Maples, all oi Sanford; R o b e r t Bridger, Long wood; Leslie Watt, DeBary; Mary Tucher Burnb a a , Laka Monroe FEBRUARY 18 Admissions June Warner, Iris Wall, Carol Klnard, Henry SUccr, Louis Rotundo, Ponel Jackson, all ol Sanford; Virginia Kasdolf, Casselberry; Mary Carswell, Geneva; Spencer Locke, Laks Mary; Sharon Euleger, long Births Mr. and Mra. Paul Euleger, baby girl, Longwood Discharges Lula Young,Mack Rady Jr., Xatheryne Miller, Mary Jane Maple, Rise Levy, PbllUp Wanda, May Jarvl, Calvin Overstreet, Randy Hill, all ol Sanford; Charles Sheffield, N o r t h Orlando; Margaret Brown, Raleigh, N. C.| Linda Cundlff, Fern Park; Arthur McKenzie, Mima; Florence Kennedy, Casadaga Republican Club Sets Meeting By Jane Casselberry The Seminole County Young Republican Club will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. a t the Heftier Homes Office In Howell Park. The newly elected executive board will meet prior to the meeting a t 7 p. m. Club members are reminded th at tha annual dues are now payable. Tha new president, Robert Fox, urges all Republicans to •ttand Tuesday nlght'a meattog and aupport the party In thia crucial alaction year. ILA May Halt All Soviet Grain Loading MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — A boycott that would halt loading of American wheat for Ruaila in Atlantic and Gulf coast porU was threaten­ ed today by Presided Thomas W. (Teddy) Gleason of (he In­ ternational Longshoremen's Association (ILA). Gleason, who Sunday In atructed ILA local* In New Orleans and Houston not to load wheat for the Soviet Union on three foreign flag vessels, said he might broad­ en the order to cover all Rutalan-bouod grain in porta un­ der ILA Jurisdiction from Maine to Texas. DELAND HIGH SCHOOL'S band fund for its trip to the New York’s World Fair waa in­ creased with a $1,000 check from Mackie Bros., of Deltona. From the left: Ricky Smith, band member; Barbara Keen, majorette; George Wolfe, band director; II. Beeber, Mucklu special events director and in chorge of the World's Fair Florida house, and Beverly Mitchell, band member. (Kent Photo) Bear Lake Financier Convicted Mrs. Parks Dies In Nursing Home School To Have In $5 Million Fraud Country Fair By Maryana Mika Plana for a Country Fair to bo held at the Bear Lake Elementary School on April 1 havo been announced by tha oxeeutlva board of the school'# parent-teacher assoc­ iation which will aponsor tha event. Tha country atoro fa In need of donation* such as kooks, toys, plants, jewelry, good used clothing or any household goods which can b« aold a t tho Fair. Resident# of tha area who hava donations which could be picked up may call Mrs. Baverly Lashley or Mra. Lau­ ra Buell. Skooto, tha clown, will bo present for tha event, there will be carnival rides and each room of the school will bo responsible for a booth. Street Lights Ordered For Longwood Tly Donna Eslss Fourteen new atreet lights hove been ordered from Flor­ ida Power Corporation by the Longwood Ctiy Council to bo Installed as soon as possible. Locations where the new lights are to bo placed are: First Place Eaat and 18th Avenue, end of First Place East, Lend Avenua and High­ land, Seminole Avenue and Hlghtland, Pasadena Avenua und Highland, Seminole Ave­ nue and Lakevicw, West Lake Avenue and Short Avenue, West Lake Street and Park Highland, Pasadena Avenua Avenue, Park Avenue and Wilma Street, Short Avanuo and Wilma Street, Wayman Street and l’aaadena Ave­ nue, Wayman and Georgia, Wayman and 8emlnole and the Markham Road. Board To Meet Tho executlvo board of tho Longwood Elementary PTO will meet at I p. m. Thursday In Uw teacher* lounge to make plana for the general membership meeting which will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in tho school auditorium. NEW YORK (U P D -A fed­ eral court Jury Sunday night convicted Akron, Ohio, finan­ cier Sydney L. Albert of Il­ legally selling $3 million Mrs. Johnson Dies In Sanford Mrs. Carolino L. Johnson, 80, of 86 Seminole Dr., DoBary, died lost Friday a t 0:16 a. m., In Seminole Memorial Hoapital, where she had been a patient for thre# days. Born In Rlngshyg Slagen, Norway, aho had been a realdtnt of DeBary for tho peat 14 yea re. Sho la survived by one son, Harold Johnson of Eau Gal­ lic; three brothers, Joban Andrrson, und Jorgen Anderson, of Norway and Olaf Ander­ son, of Lot Angalaa, Calif., and one lister, Mias Maren A n d e r s o n , Norway; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services ware held today at 2 p. m. In Allen Sumrnerhlll Chapel, DeBary, wltli Rev. Herbert W. Goerss offi­ ciating. Rurial in DeLand Memorial Gardens, Allen Summerhlll, DeBary, in charge of arrangements. Walker Hauling Permit Expanded A new common carrier’s certificate haa been approved for Walker Hauling, Inc., of Altamonte Springs, Chairman Kd Mason, of tho Florida Pub­ lic Utilities Commission, sold today. Tho Walker firm held a cer­ tificate covering ■ p e c I f 1 c building materials and con­ struction aggregates in Cen­ tral Florida Counties, Mason said. Under IMS revisions of transportation laws, tha new certificate waa granted cover­ ing all construction and road building aggregates between points In Harqando, Sumter, Marlon, Oranga, Seminole, Lake, Osceola, Bravard, Polk, Putnam, Hillsborough, Pasco, Citrus, Volusia, Flagler and Pinellas Count!#*. worth of unregistered stock In the Automatic Washer Co. of Newton, Iowa. Co • defendant J o s e p h Abrams of Great Neck, N. Y., also waa found guilty. The Jury returned an Innocent ver­ dict against a third defend­ ant, Larry Knohl of lx>ng Beach, N. Y. Albert and Abrama were found guilty on 17 of 22 counts In a grand Jury Indict­ ment. Federal Judge Harold K. Tyler Jr., set April 2 as the date for sentencing and sub­ mission of motions. Albert was paroled until noon Tuesday at which time he must post a $50,000 bond. Abrams waa paroled until the same time when he must post $35,000 bond. The Jury returned its ver­ dict after more than two days of deliberation. Tha Jury also convicted ai a corporate defendant on 17 counts, Richland Securities, Inc., of New York. The trial had lasted for five and one-half months, during which time 80 witnesses ap­ peared. The government charged that the three men gained control of a plumbing firm, tho N. O. Nelson Co. of 8t. Louis, Mo., "milked It," then sold It to the washer com­ pany. The washer firm laler went bankrupt. Defense attorneys said the defendants used the washer company stock as collateral for loans. However, Die loans were not repaid, and the se­ curities were aold on the pub­ lic market. Legion Post Sets Breakfast By Mrs. Adam Muller The Fourth Annual Aunt Jemima Pancake Breakfast, sponsored by DeBary’* Her­ bert D. Gibb American Leglou Post 259, will be held Wednesday, March 4, at the DeBary Community Center. The meal of fruit Juice, pan­ cakes, sausage, syrup and coffee will be served from I a. m. until 7 p. m. Donations for adult and children's plates will be accepted. ■y Berates Kelsey F ared Ranger Jim McClel­ lan of Chuluota and his assist­ ant, W. H. H1U, presented a program recently for students at St. Luke's Christian Day School to Mavis. A film showing fire in the Okefenokee Swamp, provided by the Union Bag Paper Com­ pany, waa ahown and charcoal drawings ' on firs prevention by Chuck Littleton of Oviedo were displayed. McClellan, wbo la enterting hi* second year as a rang­ er in Seminole County, la co­ operating with schools tn the area by presenting fire pre­ vention talks and programs. Ha pointed out that to his two years bare, there haa bean only one fire, which oc­ curred south of Tusks will a Road, thought to have been started by a youngster. The ranger also la assisting 4-H Clubs and advises that he la "learning with the boys" since be grew up to downtown Miami and never had oppor­ tunity as a youth to be a 4-H member. The swamp fire film will be ahown a t the Oviedo School at a later date. Belli Charges Phones 'Bugged' JWIW W&mJ WTlfta, RWOnR to IN seeset teen, toe teat Sanford Furniture Co. LIMIT 2 PLEASE STEAK LB. ROUND SIRLOIN T-BONE LB. CUBE LEAN T A STY PLATE STEW . . . 3 lbs. $1 100% PURE G R O U N D BEEF . . 3 lbs. 98c CEN TER C U T PORK CHOPS . . . lb. 59c NECK BONES or PIG F2ET . P LA N T A T IO N SANFORD ssure from the Johnson ad- mid-winter meeting opening mlstration and formally ap­ here today. prove a resolution condemn­ ing the sale of the grain to the OVER 35 YEARS .Soviet Union. At F irst A Palmetto Paul Hall, president of the (Alongside old poat office) Seafarers' International Union, charged that the gov­ ernment has reneged on an agreement to send at least 50 per cent of (be wheat destined for Russia to American flag ships. Hall said he would ask the • Carpets • Furniture AFL-CIO executive council to • Tile • Pianos Join the denunciation of the • Rental Beds wheat deal during its annual FLA. GRADE “A” D Si D Forest Rangers Give Program At School Mrs. Clara M. Parks, 84, of 96 Enterprise Road, d cd at 5:45 a.m. today in the Orange City Nuralng Home where she had been a patient for the past seven and one hall months. Born in Whltefleld, N. H., she had been a resident ol DeBary for the past four years. Sho was a member ol tlie First Presbyterian Church of DeBary.. Survivors are a son, Merton J. Parks, of Gardiner, Mo.1 two daughters, Mrs. Floyd Gillcrman of DeBary and Mrs. A. 11. Olson, of Atlanta, Ga. Prayer aervlces will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at AllenSummerhill DeBary Chapel with Rev. Augustus C. Sum­ mers officiating. The famUy requests that donations be made to the Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund In lieu of flowers. Tlie body will be forward­ ed to Barnutn, Minn., for Ends Training Pvt. David M. Brown, son of burial. Allan-Sum merhlll, DeBary, Mr. and Mrs. Buford B. Is in charge of local arrange­ Brown, 1801 Palmetto Avenua, has completed advanced train­ ments. ing as a Hawk miaalle crew­ man a t the Army Air Defense School, Fort Bliss, Tex. He U a 1U6R graduate of Seminole High School. DALLAS (UPI) — Never a man to mis* an opportunity, defense lawyer Melvin Belli chose the opening of tho Jack Ruby murder trial today to allege that his hotel room and telephones hava been “ bugg­ ed" by somebody or other. "My phone has been bugg­ ed, room has been bugged," he said. "T bit's the reason we've been working away from here." The statement was made at tlie end of an interview In Belli'* room a t the SutlerHilton Hotel. He and his asslstanu have been working elsewhere preparing for the questioning of prospective Jurors in « town whose lmagehe says—"I* that It has to vindicate itself." After his brief utterance about the "bugging"—a word that could denote wire taps on phone lines and micro­ phones hidden In rooms—a re­ porter asked if be bad posi­ tive proof. The union leader aakl bl* actioa would depend oo the outcome of a meeting of AFLCIO Maritime Trade Depart­ ment executive board to con­ sider the sale of wheat to Rustle under federal govern­ ment auspices. Assistant Labor Secretary James J. Reynolds arrived in Miami Beach late Sunday night to an apparent effort to discuss the problem with the longshoremen boss. 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It's the big dif­ ference- that prompted leading ng fa­ faehlon houses teP recommend ______________ P P P M I SANI­ TONE Drycleanlng for their fine creations. Such fashion leaders aa Handmscher • . . . ‘Rotany’ 600 . . . Serlitn . . . Wonted-Tex . . . and others say, “ We recommend tha SANITONE DryclaanIng Process,” And when these leading clothiers any It, they have a reason. The BIG REASON la this: they found SANITONE DKYCLEAK1NO helped their fine garment* retain that smart, llke-naw look. That'a tha BIG DIFFERENCE you'll notice In professional SANI­ TONE Drycleanlng . . . in tha vanr first garment you have cleaned at DOWNTOWN CLEANERS. Try It to­ day. Sea tun IIIG DIFFERENCE f..r yourself. Call THIS OLD FLORIDA HOTEL a t Park Avenue and Second Street is almost "no mure," as • ahown in this photo from tho fifth floor of tho “• Sanford Atlantic National Bank building. The hotel la being raxed to make way for a bank parking lot and, In the future, a new bank addition. Photo) DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDEKERS US S. PALMETTO AYE. PHONE IXX-5X8X Limit 2 With $$ Order Please 5 POTATOES |0 « 39 GOLDEN RIPE mg Bananas « Limit 05 Lb*. P I* ... Pleaae If U. 8. NO. I Yellow Onions hi 3 s 19‘ Prices Good Thru Wed. Quantity Rights Reserved 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. St. ft Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th. St. tJ �UT Honors McGregor Smith As 'Engineer Of Year' MIAMI — McGregor iversity by his outstanding | Smith was nominated for Smith, Florid* Power and career.” I the award by retired Univers, Light Company chairman nf l the board and the utility's chief executive officer for 25 yearn, xvill be honored by the University of Tennessee Sat­ urday as ‘‘Engineer of the Year." The Nathan W. Dougherty Award for 1903, given each year to an outstanding leader in the engineering field, will be presented to Smith at the *Florida Engineering Society’s annual banquet, 7 p.nt. at the Everglades Hotel. Dean Armour T. Granger M f of the University's College of Engineering, who is coming to Miumi especially for the Ty .• ujj presentation in conjunction ,• . * with National Engineers’ Week, observed: “ McGregor •Tew*, Smith has certainly contribut­ ed to tho prestige of our Un- XM Jm U. S. Kidnaped Defector, Red Note Charges u •"•cbv\ ■ '*■ \ i MOSCOW fUPI) — The So­ viet Union has accused the United States of kidnaping Soviet disarmament delegate Yuri Nosscnko. informed So­ viet sources said today. The Soviets branded the al­ leged kidnaping a serious threat to the Geneva disarm a­ ment conference. The sources said the charge was contained in a note de­ livered by Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin to U.S. Se­ cretary of State Dean Rusk in Washington on Wednesday. At the same time, the U.S. Embassy announced tonight that Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had summoned Am­ bassador Foy Kohler to the Foreign Ministry building in downtown Moscow to discuss the Nossenko ease. The em­ bassy would not elaborate. L V A '- h */ ity of Tennessee Professor R. C. Matthews, now a Ft. Lauderdale resident. Cited, among other things, were the FPL official’s role In direct­ ing the company's vast ex­ pansion program over the years and “the manner in which he made friends of former enemies of his com­ pany.” Roth alumni and non-alum­ ni are eligible for the honor and final selection is made by a special committee appoint­ ed by Dean Granger. The 64-year-old Smith Is regarded as one of Florida’s leading industrialists and one of the state's moat influent­ ial men. He graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1921, with a bachelor of Science degree in civil engi­ neering, and served as pres­ ident of the Louisiana Power & Light Company before mov­ ing to Miami in 1939, first as FPL’a vice president and general manager, then president and director, in the same year. The new president settled many thorny controversies in which the new company was involved and, in the process, virtually destroyed the pub­ lic’s concept tnat a public utility figure by nature is some sort of stuff-shirted “green demon.” Smith presented a striking­ ly new, if not unorthodox image, with his "shirt sleeve ’ policy and hia penchant for playing the harmonica, which he claim* helps him think and for which ho became known from Miami to New York and points west. Smith, who became FPI.’t Biscuits^ 7/ to o ni l A carraw ay Casualty McKIBBIN FA 2*0331 114 NORTH PARK Pork Loin Roast extra stam ps w h en you bu y tarn o w 7-RIB M e a t Lo af 2v, u, Pki ’l 49 CUT 5 0 E X T R A ST A M P S W H E N YO U BUY T A R N O W M e a t Loaf 1Vi-Lh. Pkg.9 8 " 3 5 E X T R A ST A M P S When You Buy Chopped. Sloped LB. C u b e Steaks 10 For8 9 * 39 4 ; ^ J m 9-INCH LOIN CUT LB. S S ESSOBm M h . 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J * ' w m ftrralb Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOO TH R U FEBRU ARY I9 T H ■ ihn Dim mc. — conatewT — w i Rewed After Second Mates Die , &anfnr& CHOPS Burial Insurance Couple, Divorced For 43 Years, Sold by Mail • ®b» CEN TER CUT PO RK McUUEUOIl SMITH JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Wedding hells chimed a sec­ ond time this weekend for a couple divorced 43 years ago. John II. Patterson, 70, and Mrs. Rosa Hill, 63, were murried at the home of their son, Gcorgo H. Patterson, Satur­ day night. The couple was married first in 1917 but separated in 1921 procedure, m o b i l e power plants, Fuse-Breaker coordina­ tion and a dealer sales devel­ opment plan. The utility executive la a board member of Eastern Airlines, Inc., and the Feder­ al Reserve Bank of Atlanta. He also 1* a University of Miami trustee and serve* in a similar capacity for the American Heritage Founda­ tion. Other memberships In­ clude the Orango Bowl Com­ mittee. Florida Engineering Society nnd the United Fund. first chairman of the board In 1954, is credited with bringing millions of dollars in new- industry to Florida while at the same time guid­ ing his own company in unprecented growth from a small 220.000 kilowatt com­ pany immediately following V-J Day to a grosa capability of more than two and a half million kilowatts. Innovations pioneered by FPL under Smith inctude out­ door plant construction, hur­ ricane damage restoration • SA V E 14* EACH , . L IB B Y 'S . . (Limit 1 with $2.50 food order* ■ ■■ »Vr <-FiV • •, >V . t . <b-> >•••».' 4 "'’A ‘*lV ?* •' Tomato Juice. ,™ 19' | SA V E 5 Y it EACH . . C A M PB E LLS . . (Limit 3 with $2.50 food order* 'f YfMl” ' • . -A n ■ 'V •:««: 1 *-' Vegetable Soup " 10' “»•'. -*>» r i \ '. .* ■ -• SA V E 8 * EA C H . . C R A C K IN ' GOOD * ifi& h 'S & e .s *. ' • - ;; •» Saltines........ ;* ■U SA V E 10* EACH . . W H IT E A R R O W y B a *. 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Orange Juice 5&49* CABBAGE ■ 5/ FRESH FIRM PAN RIOt BREAOfD ■ V m H EA D S ■f'UMtsGVit#* o n e je t a s m itwp*.rrt a riN p H t | 7f Shrimp.... 2 “ 1 dtjrVAW-* A OTTAn. VL i t e and a sta m p £oie euelt c/ d im e a t... r i i u i i W. Scott Burn* - pm i ft l I I HCLUM* L .. I T I l l P BUILD B L p B I D B l l f SOT K « |M iU AvS. French A n . ft 25th, Pkfanctto Are. ft 8rd St, •1 ya^oe\ W l K ^ ^ D lX it 400 B. V in t 8L * �Disease Of The Week Of all the warnlngi about what might happen from excessive watch­ ing of television — ruined eyesight, atrophied muscles, curvature of the spine — no one foresaw that an en­ tirely new disease might be gen­ erated. It’s been diagnosed as "TV med­ icals" by Dr. A. M. Albinder of New York City. According to the doctor, sonic viewers become so caught up in medical dramas th a t they identify with the actors and think they have Dr. Cranevs Interception Worry Clinic caught the disease being portrayed. "Convinced they have the disease, they visit their doctor and even re­ quest the treatment they saw ad­ ministered on television,” he says. This might be an idea for the rating services. Along with asking viewers what they are watching at the moment, they could inquire about what diseases they are suffer­ in g from. This would reveal not on­ ly current program standings, but any carryover from previous weeks’ shows. CASE R-485: Aten B„ aged 18, is a college froehman who la taking a beginning soar** to psychology. • "D r. Crane,” he asked, "on Valentine’s Day ell the stress Is directed e t the heart; not tha brain. "Cupid to thus pictured with hte arrows pointed a t tho heart. Letters Blame It On The Sun W h i l e most of the nntion is suffering from or recovering from the hefty blasts Old Man Winter let loose by way of blowing out the old year and blowing in the new, we may as well talk about the weather. We may as well talk about it; we can’t get away from it. Someone in the back row will surely add: Yes, as Mark Twain said, everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it. This is fallacious on two counts: Mark Tvain didn’t say it — at least, he didn’t originate its and some people ARE doing something about the weather. They may not be doing anything to control it or make it more pleas­ ant, but they are learning about its hidden rhythms and recurring cycles. For instance, Dr. Charles Gree­ ley Abbot, dean of the world’s astro­ physicists and former secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, claims th at long-range weather forecasts "many years in advance’’ are now possible. He has discovered what ho be­ lieves to be a basic cycle of 22 years and nine months — "a family of reg­ ular harmonics of 273 months in so­ lar radiation and terrestrial wea­ ther” — which is a controlling geo­ physical fa c t The 91-year-old scientist has put his money on the line by publishing a forecast of precipitation for Nash­ ville, Tenn., through 1970. Beginning in 1920, Dr. Abbot and colleagues around the world took measurements of solar radiation from desert mountaintops. These "solar-constant” measurements were correlated with actual weather. A cause - and • effect pattern eventually led Dr. Abbot "to conclude firmly th at variations of the sun's emission of radiation are associated intimately with weather changes.” The majority of meteorologists are withholding decision about the theory until more evidence is in. But for the next seven years, the resi­ dents of Nashville — digging out of snow, sopping through rain, parch­ ing under the sun — may reflect that the eyes of the world’s weather­ men are fixed on them with more than usual interest. Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Thought For Todoy We cannot all be great but we can always attach ourselves to some­ thing that it great.—Harry Emer­ son Fosdlck. But in all, a king is an advantage to a land with cultivated fields.— Eccl. 5:9. • • • A limitation on the production of tho individual is pure waste.—Lou­ is D. Brandies. Porogrophs Unclassified Secretary of State Tom Adams has called 1903 a mile* •too* la Florida's penal his­ tory, "to r It waa the first year that the courts o< this state plaeed m ote offender* on probation that they com­ mitted to the state prison.” 8peaklng to the Florida Council on Crime and Delin­ quency recently a t the Apalashoe Correctional Institution, Adams pointed out that 2,881 persona were sentenced to term s of supervised proba­ tion while 2,817 were com­ mitted to prison. The Secretary of State, cit­ ing tho need for more effort toward rehahiUtaUoo rather than punishment, called for Improvement* In the proba­ tion and parole system and for an cipanded program of psychological diagnosis within (ha prison system. * • • Persons employed and train­ ed by Goodwill Industrie a turn household discards Into sale­ able merchandise while Good­ will pays out tome $600,000 * Hillsborough County Sheriff annually in wages. • • • Ed Blackburn was recently Over 300,000 customers of elected president of the Flor­ General Telephone Co. of Flor­ ida Sheriff Association. He ida will receive an unexpect­ heeded the organisation of the ed bonus in lliclr February Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch In 1937. telephone bills In the form at e • e e credit for Interest accumu­ "The Last Supper," a mo­ lated on service deposits on saic reproduction of Leonardo tile with the company. da Vinci’s painting a t Hie # • • Great Masterpiece tourist at­ The Florida Alcolwllc Re­ traction at Lake Wales, is habilitation Center In Avon composed of over 900,000 Park has facilities forboth pieces of mosaic tile, male and female patients. All o s * patients are voluntary and Ronald L. Fine, Miami at­ they stay for 2S days for the torney ami executive of Food treatment. F air Stores, has been named * * • director of the dinner honor­ Florida'* New York World ing President Lyndon B. John­ Fair display dominate* the son, Feb. 27 a t Miami Beach. landscape for travelers from • o * Kennedy Airport Into Manhat­ Buddy Jacobeon, Hialeah tan—especially at night with and the America's top trainer the Citrus Tower outlined In In 1903, doubles as an Inven­ lights. tor. He has ■ patent pending • • a on a feed cup so tough U American Airlines has an­ withstood the impact of a .43 nounced It has exercised an caliber bullet. option to buy 10 BAC twin-jet o s * British Aircraft Corp. trans­ According to the OU fuel ports at an estimated most Institute of Florida, there are of $27.3 million. hundreds of thousands of oil burners over 2o years old In efficient operation in U. 8. homes. Herald Area Correspondents AItem oat* Barings Mrs. Jails Berios 838-1311 Rear Leka-Forrat City Mrs. Maryana Mllea $31-3876 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Cetaclbsrry 838-6*46 Chuluota Mrs. Josn Magln 163-1742 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller $•8-441* Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass $$8-9981 Lake Mara Mrs. France* Wester 8224119 Lake Monro# Mrs. H. L. Johnson 122-4719 Leagwoed Mrs. Donna Bates 998-9917 North Orlande Mrs. Mona Grlnstrad 922-1991 Oatcea Mrs. Claresca Snyder 929-4941 Ovlade Mr*. George Kclary 363-24M S a n fo rd f y ra ld Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., Febraury 17,1964 w a l t b * a . u ik lo w . e d it o r s s o r r o u i s n i r a s i H v u l t o iis x , t i m i s i n , . u , s m i m s is s h JD U a X L. STBMSTNOM A ssooU t* Editor %am f e l t a itn s s ln g e d ito r ra w i J ill* WM.LS O u a ty Editor a v elsty e d ito r USILHA UUIUSOS EOT OAKEN A dvertising Manager HANNik-rr sc. jo u a a o x c la ssifie d IMreotor JAMISS BMOMMAIUta Uutlnese Manager CMMIS WML. 1.1 Mechanical gopL E n u red ns sacond cine* m stts r Oatobar II. t i l l nt tb s Post o ffic e o f Sanford, Florida, under the Act a t Reagreea of Merab. Tbe Herald I* s m ember o f lb * United P ress wbteb Is SBtitled a tslu eiv a ly to lb* us* tor r sy u b llsa tlse e f e ll tbs local sews printed In Ib is n sw aosysr. b o srnrt of eny m aterial, new* or n sv sr u a io g , «f ib is edition s f T bs Onalsrd Herald m ay bs reproduced In any manner w ltb•out w ritten perm Ieel on o f tbe publisher o f Tbe Herald. Any Individual nr firm responsible for such reproduction w ill b* considered as Infringing on Tho Uerald'e copyrigh t and w ill be bsld lights for dam aging under the law . Published dally sto sp t • e lu r d s y . Sunday end Christm as; published Saturday proceeding Christmas n t m a n i a w s Is s m s s tes­ te r* t n a Ha m l t n »■*l i t a ffa ir* . T h a w rlta v m a r a p a a aaaaa praaM aS tb a 1stta r a la * c e r r ls s th a writer** t n a u a a a a S a d d ress. L a tta ra a t faw av t h a a M * w t t l t w ill h a stra w * ra fa ra « a a . l a t t a r a ■SSraaaae t* a tk a ra a n a c c a p ta k lt prarM aC t h a r Ca Bat C n l la p a ra a a a U tla s. P a a tty la a a t pab llab a* h r T h a H a n t s . Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NBA) The Negro drive In the North, stepping up again after months of quiet. Is not all mlltancy and m a r c h i n g . Clearly visible strains of cau­ tion and eoosarvatlsm show htemeelves In potaotlsl hot spots. An example la Philadelphia, scene of several racial out­ breaks In 1963. Minor rumb­ lings already have been felt this year. Philadelphia's Negro lead­ ers, of course, press tor steady, good-faith action on jobs, bousing, schools. They dislike the present state of things. But not all of them look for miracle* of Negro progress the day after tomor­ row. Seek them oat In their troubled city and you will hear opinions like these: —11m city’s white leaders— the cltlten* — have been awakened to the Negroes' problems. Contact bet ween the races gets better ell the time. A prominent white politi­ cian's daughter dropped in at the Urban League to offer help. Many others do the same, including "social ac­ tion" group* horn white churches. —Businessmen try honestly to place Negroes la good Jobs. Their personnel men constant­ ly U p Negro organisations la the search. The city’s unique jcb training program, gear­ ed to specifically avalltbla Jobs, Is further tangible proof. —But no pressure, no cam ­ paign ef demonstration will assure skilled, well-paying work for ell unemployed ployed or uni killed Negroes. Handicaps In schooling put many thousands beyond ef­ fective reach of retraining. —Last year's riot entry of a Negro family into white suburban Folcroft was not typical. Through the months more than 100 Negro families have been Installed in Phil­ adelphia suburbs wltl»ut fuss. Some white resistance to de­ segregation of housing, in city and suburb, Is to be expect­ ed. But Negro spokesmen In­ sist it will not be as grave as white politicians fear— at the polls or elsewhere. —In education, a frenquency held, though not general, view la that the Negro wants better schooling above ell, rather than desegregation for Its own sake. The two a rs Mid by some to be bound up simply be cam s tbe whites have the good schools. "We shouldn't want to bus little children acroM town Just to have a white child ait next to a Negro,” says an NAACP official. What troubles such leaders le the fact of overcrowded, poorly equipped Negro schools within easy bus ride of under­ used white school*. Taking note of white par­ t e d ' concern over a school "mix,” one Negro Philadel­ phian says: "We understand well enough that they are afraid of poor, Ignorant, underprivileged Ne­ gro kid* being moved into their schools. "H ie thing to do Is get the education level of the Negro children up to decent stand­ ard. Than no ooe will be afraid." Leaders cite eases where, when standards at mixed Phil Newsom Soy» . . . Cauldron Of Intrestes | !a Vientiane, which Ilea along tho Mekong River and Is th* administrative capital of Laos, the Japanese era building a water system de­ signed to give the capital for the first time e water sup­ ply which ita resident* can drink without boiling first. Alrllnsrs take off from an Amsrlcen-bullt field after paaaing through a Frenchbuilt terminal. A new gambling casino op­ erated by China** end Vlstnanamsae Is another ef the Innovation* moving in upon gently resisting Laotians who In the mala prefer e less complicated Ufa. But despite these things, end n flood ef Western edu­ cators, economists and Agri­ cultural experts sent to help preserve a neutral Laos from Communism, V l e t i a a e re­ mains n sleepy town dedicat­ ed to ita ancient Buddhist ways. I t Is tbe countryside which provides the reel tasting ground for tbe L a o t i a n neutrality agreed upon 'n Geneve In July, 1902, end which remain* ea it waa bafore, e cauldron of conflict­ ing Interest* with the mili­ tary advantage with the Communists. U.8. planet taka off from th* V!tntiane fiald to airdrop rappUta to friendly people cut off by the Communistled Pethet Leo. Communist N o r t h Vlst Nam osporta laedarahlp end supplies to tho Pa that Lee. W i t h i n th* government th e n remain the divided for­ ces ef right, neutral end Communist, including aspe­ rate military command*. As Soviet influence wanes, Red Chin see influence grows. An International control commission not up to enforce neutrality Is hamstrung by the intransigence of ita Pol­ ish member natU he makes a sudden about-face. There la speculation th at the Pole’a about-face la due in pert to Poland'* feere fa r th* future of UJL-Pollah trade. Within the torn lend th e n era the trappings ef neutral­ ity as aeon by trade agree­ ment* both with th* West end with Moscow end Pek­ ing. Right-wing l e n d e r Gen. Phoumi Not*van occasional­ ly hear* himself praised by th e Moscow, Peking ea Banel radios. Occasionally, neutral Prem­ ier Souvanne Phouma con­ fers with his Bed half-bro­ ther end Deputy Premier Prince Souphanouvong but agreement stays Just out of roach. la the Plain ef J e n , tacti­ cal key to Laos, neutral forces retreat before the Pethet Lae end finally lose tho plain altogether. Tbe Communists reinforce their hold upon the Ho Chi Mlnh trail leading to South Viet Nam aad approach to with la IS mils* of the Mekong across from Thailand. Neutrality has boon but another weapon working for the Pethet Leo end the Vlst Cong of South Viet Nam who are political brothers. And it has added to tho daager of Thailand. I t is n gloomy picture, em­ phasising that for tho Rods thoro are no separate theat­ ers in Southeast Asia. Laos, South Viet N e a end Thailand nr* one. In Thailand, th* death ef a strong leader led to a replacement still un­ tested. And In South Vlst Nam, n military coup ltd to a a*w government still un­ proved. schools prove good, white parent-teacber associations ac­ tually urge further desegre­ gation. None of theta cautious, unm llitant, basically hopeful opinions among some Negro leaders should be misread as complaceocy. Itm Una be­ tween thee* men end tbe mili­ tants can vanish swiftly. A Negro lawyer asked a white friend to look fea tbe mirror. "See that follow thoro?" he went on. The white friend nodded. The Negro then said: "What he want* I went." Editor, Herald: Pie*** print this on behalf of th* decent American teen­ agers. I believe that there are good and bad in each generation. We tho teenagers of this generation do have tho pro­ blem of much publicity about juvenile delinquents, and not enough publicity over . our good deeds. Delinquency starts when the child to Just a little baby. It starts In tbe borne and In his upbringing. If a child la not to became e delinquent he needs love end a good un­ derstanding between him and his family. Th* trouble with most adults is that t h e y elt back and wonder what to Um world la going to become of , but yet they won't try to do anything to help us. John F. Kennedy, one ef the greatest men of our time u l d "Ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your uatry." Hero’s your chance. Stand op and be beard. Help us to help ourselves to every way you can. Don't put an emphasis on the bad thing* wa do. Put an amphaaia on tbs good things going on. Encourage us to h a r t hobby* and work htlpful to our generation. Craig Oroeno "And In our ordinary speech, ws talk about 'hardhearted' ’•ofthaerted’peopte. "So what ever kind tha notion th at tha heart waa tha center of our emo­ tions end Ideas 7" ’ "Where is th* seator e f oar thinking?” you may ask and even the grammar school eh lid will answer "th* brain.” For th at feet seems selfevident to us modem people. But we also tend to think H must have been a sign of stupidity th at tho American Indiana never had invented the wheel! Aristotle was tho sm artest psychologist of antiquity, yet he thought th* brain was Just tha cooling eyatem fo r th* blood. Aristotle regarded the brain as something similar to the modem radiator la an auto­ mobile. In my cistssa a t Northwest­ er!: University, I often 1st the student* try to prove that tha brain ia tha center of our thinking. "Assume you lived a t th* time of Aristotle,” I would be­ gin. "Let’s tea how you could deriv* th# fact th at th* brain la tha center e f our personal­ ity ” "Well, Dr. Crane, the brain la so weU protected by bona* and It asema logical th a t the center of our being would thus be shielded from injury.” T h a t ’s logical,” I would amswer, "but Aristotle would •ay the heart is also sheltered within tha riba and cushioned by eve*i thicker surrounding muscles to protect tt against injury.” ”Dr. Crane,” e second stud­ ent would argue, "a blow on tho head often causae ua 9* l o s e consciousness, doesn't Itt” “Correct,” I’d admit, “but Aristotle would say a blow over the heart (solar plexus) also causes ua to lota con­ sciousness." "But wa ere conscious of •very pert of our akin, e third student argues, so th* center ef eonaclousnete should be ia contact with all parte of th* body. And nerves run from the brain to every bit of skin, don’t they?" "Righto,” I would concede, "but Aristotle says blood vea­ ts It also run to every p art of tbs body, too." By thla time th* students would begin to realise that their quick decisions about the brain's being the center of our being, was not as easy to prove a t they had a t first be­ lieved. "But, Dr. Crane," a fourth student would protest, “we Just KNOW the brain ia tha center of thinking." “Well,” I would admit, “we have been TOLD that, but maybe our Informant* have been tricking ua, for Aris­ totle's generation would also say they Just KNEW tho heart was the center of our thinking." (More tomorrow.) (Always write to Dm Crane In c a n e f title s * v tpaper, aoelostag a tong stamped, addressed envelop* aad M eente te cover typing end printing costa when yea etad fa r eoe ef hie book* lets.) H f e lH U K 114 ■* PofaMtto Ffcoma F A 24814 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only �A ■ ■** T. _ .»• h ; it1 vThr Senior?) Feb. 17. 1961 — T a s e f> F rrnlfi S P E C IA LS $1 Million Rubens Painting Stolen From Museum BRUSSELS (UP1) - A milllnn-dollar Rubens painting, one of the world's most val­ uable works of art, was stolen over the weekend from Burrels' Ancient Art Museum, po­ lice said today. . The police announcement of the theft of the painting, "Ne­ groes' Heads,” did not set a price. But leading art critic Urbain van de Yoorde called it one ol the Flemish master's greatest and said it wax worth at least SI million. The thieves broke into the museum through a skylight, removed the 18 by 2ti inch painting from its frame, left the frame behind, and escap­ ed with the canvas, police said. The painting is a national treasure, a Belgian govern­ ment designation for espec­ ially valuable works of art in this art-rich nation. It depicts the heads of four Moors-.N'egroes from North Africa—and is a study for a later work considered the masterpiece of the painter, "The Adoration of the Magi.” The painting is reproduced on Belgium's 500-franc notes. It is as familiar to Belgians as the portraits of American presidents on U. S. currency. Van de Voordc said the painting "is one of the great­ est paintings Jtubcns ever created. • "It is nearly impossible to attach a price to it but I would say it is worth at least 50 million francs (SI mil­ lion)," he said, " it is a na­ tional treasure.” Peter Paul Rubens, the Flemish master who lived and worked in what is now Bel­ gium at the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th cen­ tury, found the Moorish mo­ dels for his painting in the port of Antwerp. "Negroes’ Heads” d a t a s from his "Antwerp period,' the prolific years he spent in the city from 1609 until 1624.. Mon. • Tues. •Wed. National Resumes Air Service; 25th & PARK, SANFORD Pay Scale To Be Negotiated MIAMI (UPI) - National Air Lines resumed full service today and union and airline of­ ficials negotiated to settle the salary dlsute which prompted a strike, which halted opera­ tions of the giant carrier and put nearly 4,500 employes in 40 cities out of work for two days. Both sides ugreed Sunday to settle the wage dispute by Friday or submit to binding aihitntion. The agreement was mude at the suggestion of tabor Sec­ retary Willard W i r t i a n d prompted a telegram from President Jnhn.-on commend­ ing both sides in the dispute for their reasonableness. Resumption of s e r v i c e meant relief of hundreds of tourists who had booked pas­ sage on National's bustling service from the Northeast to Florida's Hold Coast resorts, FROM NO. 1 to No 59.000 is the record of Heavy Attack St|tiadron 1, whose home base i« Sanford Naval Air Station. VAI1-1 mude the first arrested landing aboard the USS Indepen­ dence in May 1959 after her comminniuninK. Lt. Cdr. John Moore, VAH-1 operations officer, and his bombardier-navigator, AEl U. L. Wil­ liams (center), recently made the 59,000th landing. At right is Cdr. L. J. Reinhart, com­ manding officer of VAH-l, due home soon front the Mediterranean. (Navy Photo) Booster Club Social Gathering Is Rescheduled For March 19 Seminole Boosters club soc­ ial gathering that was ten­ tatively scheduled for Feb. 20 lias been reset for March ID, it has been announced by President O. L. Barks. The change in dates was necessi­ tated by a conflict with a play at the high school, it was said. The plan for the covered dish get-together remains as it was first planued. "The Boosters Club members are to bring a dish of food,” Dr, Barks said, and added "ami it undoubtedly will be a rath­ er ample one, because these fans know that our athletes New York was the first can work over a dinner table state to require dog licenses, about like a swarm of locusts in 1894. over a wheat field. They truly 3 DAYS enjoy eating!” The Varsity and JV football i and basketball players, the cheerleaders of both squads I and their dates arc to be guests of the Boosters at the "blow-out” lhat will be in the i Seminole High School cafe­ teria beginning at 7 p in. Barks said that regardless of whether the parents of a team member had paid their ( Booster Club membership fee. they are welcome to attend this function if they come with that "essential covered dish of appetite-appeasing food.” now at the penk of their win­ ter season. The walkout by c l e r i c a l workers had completely tied up National since pilots, engi­ neers and machanics refused to cross the picket lines. Pick­ ets were thrown up by the Air Line Kmployes' Association (ALFA) at 12:01 a. m. EST Saturday and were distiamled at 2:110 p. m. KST Sunday. The nine-month-old salary dispute is over a demund by the ALFA for $60 a month boost for clerical workers over three years. National had offered raises ranging from $116 to $51 in­ stead. A” TURKEY LEGS CORNED BEEF “OSAGE/♦» JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Jam es M. Peeler, a Iluvsl County judge for 20 years and a Jacksonville city councilman for another 20 years, died in a hospital Saturday after s heart attack. FRESH “100% PURE GROUND BEEF PEACH HALVES PAINTS D IS C O U N T O N A N A T IO N A L B R A N D P A IN T Buy one get one GALLONS n tiair AT NO IXTXA COST 209 \V. First St reel Casselberry Plaza Sanford C asselb erry 322-3649 838-7681 ONLY Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday BRAKE RELINE 'GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES i OR 1 YEAR i ARMOUR Judge Dies Mcvu) Cantos The motto "Hitch Your Wagon to a Star" was origi­ nated by the poet Ralph Wal­ do Emerson. 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Friday nights are traditionally high school football Bights, Thousands upon thousands of gridiron fans throughout tha nation frequent loeal stadiums to watch hundreds upon hundreds of high school lada participate in prep achool tiltsThe NFL can do aa It plasses—that la aa long aa it ram sins within tba lew—but to bagln televising pro con­ tests on Friday nights will certainly Injure tha gamaa of many high schools who finance football not by tax money hut by gate receipts. In fact, football receipts In high schools usually pay for tha entire athletic program of moat schools. I t paya for baseball, truck, basketball and moat other sports such as golf, swimming and tennis. Nobody flskad ua, but this action confirms what wa have suspected «11 along. Tha National Football League la a money-hungry outfit and will atop a t nothing to en­ rich its own eeffsrs a t tha expanse of the very source of Its own UlsnL Somebody should remind N FL Commissioner Pete Rosalia th a t football playars era not made In tha co l. legists ranks. They’re made in high schooola. As for us we shall urge this state's congressional delegation to demand • federal Investigation into tha N F I/e proposal. e a e # Frtflh Water Fishing Future The future of fresh w ater fishing Is beginning to taka en • realistic appearance Insofar aa fishing improve, mant and fisheries management la concerned. This ap­ pearance can be directly credited to the Fresh Water Fish­ ing Improvement Act of 1903, according to A. D. Aid. rich, director, Florida Gama and Fresh Water Fish Com* mission. Tha Freeh W ater Fishing Improvement Act pro­ vided a ona dollar increase on tha cost of a resident fish­ ing license, with the dollar set aside to be used to im­ prove Florida's fraah w ater fishing. Aldrich Mid improving fraah w ater fishing la a long range program and not something th at happens overnight, however, Florida's fishermen can begin to notice •ome dividends from thalr additional dollar. A Bound fishing Improvement program requires n lot of biological looking before leaping, tharafora tha early days of tho naw fishing improvement program ware spent In study and planning. Florida's fraah water fishing improvement plane fo|. low an sight point program. 1. Greater acceea and boat ramp construction, g, Additional fish management areas, t . Expanded fish population control. 4. Expended pollution investigations and abatement, and parasite controls. 5, Expanded experiment, development and stocking of exotic fish for additional sport fishing and for rough flah control, 0, Continued hyacinth control, expanded boat trails and other weed control, 7. Renovation and up-dat­ ing of present flah hatchery facilities for new apeclei of fish. I. Lake and pond construction program with maxi, mum fish management in Urge population centers. SEC Cage Standings CONFERENCE W L I'F I’A 8 2 860 700 8 8 008 664 7 2 646 660 6 4 787 608 6 4 760 688 0 S 710 742 4 6 046 623 4 6 716 707 4 6 676 610 4 6 692 790 t 7 645 711 0 10 710 584 Kentucky Georgia Tech Tennessee Vanderbilt Louisiana Bute Georgia Florida Alabama Auburn Mississippi MUa. State Tulana The Oviedo Llona tried to be giant killers last Friday night In Orlando and camo within a cat's whisker of upsetting the Evans High Tro­ jans. Instead, the Lions came away without tho decision they longed for. The Trojan* racked up a 28 to 22 win in one of the sea ion’s moat un­ usual contests. The Lions went acorelcii in the first period while Evans got only two points. And theae two pointa did not come until after some «lght minutes had been played. In the second period the Trojans went wild, if you could call it that, with 10 polnU but the Llona remained right in the ball game with eight markers of their own. Going into the third period the Llona trailed 12 to 8. How­ ever, Oviedo outscored the Trojans In the quarter and the stanza ended with the Orlan­ do quintet holding a slim three-point margin. A b o u t midway through the fourth quarter the Llona pulled with­ in one point of the Trojan* but a brief scoring spree by a pair of Evans' big guna stopped the Lions cold in the final minutes. Dick Wledcnbcck gathered an unuiual honor In the first period when ho was tho onlyj player for either club to score — a field goal. Wledcnbcck netted 10 pointi to lead the Trojan* while Jim Courier of the Llona picked up nine points. Billy Mikler got an­ other eight points for tho Lions. The Lions played the con­ test without tho services of center Seth Rook who was out with an ankle Injury. OBEMTDORF, Germany (U PI) — Dallbor Motajlsk of Chechoslovakia aat an official world akl Jumping record with a leap of 400 fast, 11 inchea in the Oboratdorf akl meat. Center Donnie Smith end Forward Bill Tolaon of tha Lyman High Greyhounds have been named to the Orange licit Conference's all star cage squad. Smith and Tol­ aon era two of the circuit’s top scorers. DeLand and Apopka each placed two men on tha all­ conference aggregation. They were Doug Parlln and Bob Derfuas of tha Bulldogs and Slavs Babados and Hill Shep­ pard of tha lllua Darters. Others named Include Win­ ter Garden Lakevlew's Char­ les Arrington, Klaslmmaa's J I m Flanagan, Lasaburg'a Dick Swartz and Wildwood'* Tommy Thompson. ALL GAMES W L I'F PA 18 2 1800 1447 16 6 1007 1667 14 6 1204 1123 17 4 1818 1494 10 11 1646 1510 8 13 1627 1620 10 7 1328 1231 11 11 1071 1005 0 10 1380 1281 7 11 1311 1432 The Sanford nowllng Asso­ 8 14 1651 1572 ciation's officers and direct­ 0 10 1332 1708 ors have scheduled the City B o w l i n g Tournament for March 22-23, and 28 29. Entry blanks for this men's tourna­ ment are available at the Jet •hip, ending the 14-year rclj Lancs, according to tha aasoelation's secretary, Pate Pet­ of Manhattan College. ersen. Peterson says the affair CORPUS CHR18TI, Ta will be a handicap tourney. (UPI) — Cleveland waa i He adds, "Wa want to have lacted by the executive coi the biggest city tournament mlttee of the United B ut Sanford baa aver aeon." En­ Lawn Ihnnls Aaaoclatlon i try fees have been establish­ the alte of the 1M4 Dai ed aaya Peterson, and must Cup tennia challenge rout be forwarded to the associa­ tion cm or before Mar. 8. Sunday OARMI8C1I . PARTE! KIRCHEN, Germany (UP — Jimmy Huega of Tab City, Calif., won the apacl •lalom a t the Garmiach-Pa tankirchen winter eompeUtU MIAMI. Fla. (U PI) ~ Rainy Luka, owned by Joseph M. Roabllng, won tba | U r 200 Palm Beach handicap at PARIS (U PI) — Robl Hialeah. Wilion of Great Britain be Nicola Pille of Yugoelavl NEW YORK (U PI) St 10-8, e-2,0-4, to win the mat John's of Naw York won tha •inglaa title in the French i Metropolitan intercollegiate tematlonal indoor t e n a I track and field champion- championahipa. Croomi-Palatka The Croom I High School Panthara will boat Palatka High here in Sanford tonight al tha R. A. Allen O yaaaalum. Tba cootcat will get un­ derway a t 1:90 p. a . KRISTEN EH AMN, Sired. (UPI) — Lidia fikobllkov Ruaala'a four-time Olymg gold medalist, won the lj>l and S,000-meter eventa to a tain her world apeed akatli title. Tourney Set «—t—«• --- * TUCSON, Aria. (U PI) — named aatron- Jacky Cuplt won the Tuceoa Ua re­ Open golf title with a t74 • regular two atrokaa better than Rex Baxter. One of the beat Monday night program , of the aeaaon la alated tonight at the Sanford-Orlando kennel club with the great Denny Mac running In the opening event and three of the conteatanta in Saturday nigbt'a racing king atake elat­ ed for action in the ninth. Denny Mac will be going after hla fourth win of the aeaaon after hitting a clump and dropping down to grade B claaalfication for hla firat lima this year. Danny Mae hain 't won a race alnee Jan. 18th but the veteran campaigner will be battling to regain feature atatua In tonight'a opener. In the ninth El I’aio Laaa— Unlveriity of Florida head baiketball c o a c h Norman Sloan will conduct a summer baiketball clinic on the Howey Academy campus this summer, according to Acad­ emy headmaster Dr. C. A. Vaughn Jr. The cllcnlc will be held June 7-12, and will ba attend­ ed by boyi from nlne-yaaraold to the 10th grade In achool, aa well aa their coach­ es. The group will eat in the Academy dining room and will live In school dormitories during the meet. The Academy's beach facil­ ities on Lake Harris, outside recreation courts and a new student renter containing a college-alis gymnasium will also be available to those attending the clinic. Groups from all parts of Florida and from neighboring states will attend the clinic. D O O the 1904 racing queen-beads a top-notch field. Also In the race will be Extra Rock sad E. A.’s Little Slater. AU three of the females will be run­ ning Saturday night In the third annual king and queen championship. Tonight'a entries: r m a r RAci. — a/ta wit*— O rel* * — 1. Wlr* M irk. 1. Morning Tld*. I. llnrry'* llrr*. 4. F ourw ay Karan, I. Cotorad Urada. I. Ilrat C lut, 7. K nothaad Tom. I. Danny Mac SKCOXn RACK — B /ie Mila— Orad# (’— 1. Batay tlobbl*. t. Olman Itlra, I. Ilobaon, 4. Tom flm llty, I. Faria Pika, 4. VIIIa lia, 7. W all Baharad, I. Bold Haply T lllltD RACM — B /ia MU* — Orad* D— j. Danny l.u ck y, S. Bbony I.lntn, S. Taton'a Carol, 4- Gay l a tin. a. El Camlno Dutch***, 4. Calico Takl, T. Dad Iola, | . Gary T ray FOURTH RACR — S /l* Mfla­ il rad a as— l . Oyatrr, nay, S. I'm Jan, S. Lucky llamblno, 4. o. B.'a Cool Btraam, I. Donraattr am p, a. R u ts V ollm tr, 7. Woody Bartlatt, a. F retted Flak# FIFTH RACR — • / • Milo urada T— J. Mary Zip, *. Color, I. Topper Top, 4. H ock­ ing Lady, I. A vant Garda, S. rhadron, 7. Light 8*1. I. H alf DeLand High School cap­ tured the Orange Belt Con­ ference tournament Saturday night in Leeiburg when the Bulldog quintet banged out a 67 to 61 deciiion over the run­ ner-up Apopka Blue Darters. DeLand Jumped into a 19 to 12 lead a t the end of the first period but the Blue Darters roared back with 10 points in the second stanza to take a halftime lead of 21 to 27. But the 'Dogs came up with 20 points in each of the third and fourth frames while limiting Apopka to 17 and 16, respec­ tively. Exhibitions Tha Sanford Biddy Basket­ ball League all stars will play two exhibition games this weak as they prepare to defend their state title In next week's Florida Junior Boys Basketball Tournament Tuesday night a t 7:30 the 1004 all star team will tangle with an aggregation of mem­ bers of the league's 1963 all star quintet Saturday night tha local all •tars will meet tha DeLand all stars in an exhibition con­ te s t Both tilts will be play­ ed a t Seminole Hlgh'a Flem­ ing Gymnasium. On Thursday night of this week the clrcult’a sports ban­ quet will ba held for players and parents a t the Civic Cen­ ter. All players have been invited to attend. Parents have also been invited but City Recreation Director, Jim Jernigan, says they must make reservations. Tha banquet will be high­ lighted by the presentation of tha most valuable player •ward and other individual awards along with various team presentations. Orange Balt Conference tour­ ney and dropped a 39 to S3 decision. It was ona contest the Greyhounds could have won Just as eaeily as they lost It. In tbe first period the Bull­ dogs posted nine points while the Greyhounds came up with seven end both clubs were knotted at 17-all at Intermis­ sion. In the third etanza the Lymen quintet moved out into the k a d and the fourth frame got underway w i t h the 'Hounds ahead 29 to 26. Early in tha final period Lyman pulled Into a five-point lead, 33 to 28. They held tha lead until the final 60-scconds of the battle. During the crucial last min­ ute the Bulldogs sank three free shots and a field goal while the 'Hounda missed a series of charity tosses which ultimately cost them tha con­ test. Charlie Asher led the way for the 'Hounds with 10 points. Bill Tolson had nine and Don­ nie Smith came up with sev­ en. For the Bulldog!, Dave Cobb netted 11 points with Doug Parlin and Bob Derfus close behind with 10 each. BOSTON (U PI) — Wha4 could be the closing of tba books or tba opening of a new chapter In the future of Kan­ sas City Athletics owner Char­ les O. Finley may be decided Friday during a special m eet­ ing of American League club owners. League President Joe Crus. In agreed Sunday to sche­ dule the Friday meeting io the league members "could conildcr tbe negotiations be­ tween Cbarlee O. Finley and Co., Inc., and K a n su City for a k a se of the Kansas City stadium." "We will determine, after a review of such negotiations, whether a further meeting should be held to consider the termination of member­ ship In the league of Charlei O. Finley," Cronin said. Cronin u l d Kansas CRy official* would be invited to attend the meeting a t tha Sheraton Plaza Hotel. 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FIGHTING CEREBRAL PALSY with a song instead of a cesta this Sunday, will be a chorus nf players fro m the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton, scheduled to appear on the Channel 6 Telethon a t 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The group, shown here rehearsing under the dlrec* tlon of Agustin, will perform a selection of Basque folk songs. Seminole, Oviedo and Ly> man high's quintets return to their regular cage schedules Tuesday night. S e m i n o l e , following a week’s layoff, goes back Into Melro Conference action whan they take on the Winter Park Wildcats In Winter Park. It will be the second meeting between the two schools. Seminole grabbed e victory whan the two dubs pre­ viously m et In Sanford. The Lions, alter almost up­ setting (be Trojans of Evans Friday night in Orlando, will host the Mount Dora Bible quintet Ly/nan, after being nosed out of tbe Orange Balt Con­ ference tournament in tbe last minute of their semi­ final engagement with DeLand will entertain the same Bull­ dog outfit a t tbe Longwood school's gymnasium. Lyman Hlgh'a Greyhound*, for the Meond time this sea­ son, came within five points of knocking off tha Orange Belt Conference league lead' era and tournament champ­ ions—tba DeLand High Bull­ dogs, Tha 'Hounds, Friday night In Leesburg, took on tha Bull­ dogs In the leml-flnals of the AL To Meet * On Finleys Case Friday Bsusr Bovn s u it wo* « �S' 71:? 1 1 E ft OurfatB WrrmOi Feb, it , 1964 — r i f t t > < PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED FEB. 17, 18, 19 1964 Cobras All Beaten CLIP A N D REDEEM THESE VALUABLE C O U P O N S By Ferrari Racers DAYTONA BEACH, (UPI) —Th* battered bat unbreak­ able cere of Ferrari hurtled to the f l n t three place* In the 1,245-roll* Daytona Inter­ continental road race Sunday night over the atlffeat chal­ lenge ever offered by the American-bred, Ford-powered Cobra*. Fhil Hill of California and Pedro Rodrigue* of Mtxleo, driving for th* factory-eponaored North American Rac­ ing Team (NART), won the 140,000, 12-hour, 40-minute marathon with an average apeed of 08.23 mile* an hour. A private Ferrari wa* aecond, four lapa back and th* other N art F errari wa* third, eight lapa back. An aven tlxteen lap* behind In fourth wa* th* beat of Carroll Shel­ by’* A.C. Cobras, but it wa* the beat ahowlng th* Cobra* have ever put on againat th* invincible Italian marque in an endurance race. Veteran Dan Gurney of Coata Meat, Calif., and Bob Johnaon of Columbua, Ohio, turned in a aplendld drive to VAH-3 Cagers Runners-Up H tavy Attack Squadron Three took aecond place hon ora in th* COMFAIRJAX Diatrlct Baaketball Tourna ment in Jacksonville. In tha double elimination competi­ tion, Three scored victories over Jacksonville’s VA-44 and VA-45 and Sanford’* VAH-5. Tlie victory over Five advanc­ ed Three to the Semi-Finals, where they gained a 69-68 closing seconds victory over VA-44. Th* two losses of the tournament were both to th* first placed Saratoga. Ray Blasek YNS eras Three’* high scorer for the tournament with 96 point*, lferle Grady, AQBS was asc­ end high with 92 points. Gra­ dy’s foul shot In th* cloalng seconda of the Semi-Final gam* with VA-44 gav* Three a 69-68 victory and a chance to meet Saratoga again in the finals. Saratoga, who had defeated Three in tha elimi­ nations, proved to be the bet­ ter team and won th* hard fought contest 88-72. VAH-3 team members are: LT James Goss, Officer In Charge: Tom Tenhagen TD8| M a n a g e r , Edward Creed ADJ8; Larry Roberta AE8j Ray Blasek YN3; Merle Gra­ dy AQB2; Jack Thompklns AQBS, and his brother Jerry Thompklns ATR3. Also*Billy Cromer AME3, Perry Elliot AE1, John Mitchell YNS, and Wendell Hans AQBS. Jack Thompklns was select­ ed to go to Norfolk for the Naval Air Force*, Atlantic Fleet Tournament a* a mem­ ber of th* Saratoga team. Rule* allow regional team* to augment for the big AIRLANT tournament. Rollins Nine Opens Practice WINTER PARK, — Baaeball practice la under way a t Rollins College as Jo* Jus­ tice begin* hi* 18th season aa coach of th* Rollins Tar*. Thlrty-fiv* game* and two tournaments comprise t h * Rollins 1964 schedule, with th* opening date* being Mar. 12-14 when th* Tara travel to New Orleans to taka part along with Tulane, Memphis State, and L.8.U. in th* Cre­ scent City Invitational Toumment. Rollins wUI boat Ita annu­ al Invitational Tournament Mar. 80-Apr. 4 with Colby, Davidson, and Duke joining th* Tara for th* week of doubleheadera. Three new school* have been added to th* 1964 Rollins baseball schedule. They are Colby, Susquehanna, and Valparaiso. Justice has nine lettermen returning thl* season, but on­ ly on* of the** veteran* is a pitcher. Tha Tara will b* hurting at th* mound. Three of last year’* starter* were expected to help the Tar* thl* season, but Terry William*, a right hander with a 4-4-2 rec­ ord and a -249 era last *••,son, is the sole returning hurUr puih the ailing Cobra ad high. "W* were on seven cylind­ ers th* la it six hours,” Gur­ ney said after th* race. “ We loet a guide or pl«ton or ring or aomethlng. We had to nura* it along but it kept on running.” Rodrigues, n t the wheel when his Ferrari whipped across th* finish line a t 10:40 P.M. (eat), aald it wa* “ too bad th* Cobras didn’t last—It would have made the race more interesting. Th* Cobrat, he allowed, wer* "very faat." They were indeed. Shelby's new hard-topped Cobra, nam­ ed th* Daytona Cobra be­ cause this was ita first race, had a healthy lead and an average of better than 100 miles an hour when, at lap 209, it pulled into the pita with a broken grease aeal on Its differential. A mechanic trying to re­ fuel the car dribbled gasoline on th* red-hot exhaust pipes and the car billowed up in flames, burning—but not aerlouily—a mechanic. The, pit crew got the fir* out but it couldn't repair the differential and C o b r a ’ s hopes for a win were dashed. The No. 2 Ferrari belonged to David Piper of London and was co-driven by Lucian Bianchi of Italy. The NART Ferrari that took third was piloted by Bob Grossman of Nyack, N.Y., and veteran Walt Hantgen of Bedmlnlater, N J . Ih e Gumey-Johnson Cobra finished only slightly ahead of yet another privately-en­ tered Ferrari and g factoryentered Porsche. | O , TRA D E-IN o . W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE! * « m _ . O W W W 5Q 1 JM Oreen Stam ps Wh Su* w pi a*4smSea* eh Corned Beef lc lb. 59 LUX LIQUID DETERGENT 2 22-oa. ais* $ 1 . M*lrM «M . F-4. I*. 1**4 MJ1M 0QQ.PM.0.QMM mJ/llOreen w Stamp*S; s o Swift's Premium Smoked SWIFT'S PREM IUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! 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J ..J — k r a f t 'i a ll- p u r p o s e *tr 49* tu p o ro to o il sw a a ta n a r , ’r «9* batch-nut strained baby foods 10 S - 99* :i i 1 �Ik f I n fffk *»«• « _ m . it . is m .C h a p te r V rrtfl Lana K. Towles Becomes Mrs. William Johnson M id U n a Kaye Towles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Du Vail, wed William Edward Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Johnson of Sanford, Friday evening at 7:30 In the Methodist Temple or Lakeland. The double-ring, candlelight ceremony wa» performed by the Rev. John If. Hunt and the Rev. Raymond Gregory Jr., pastor of the Ebenezer Methodist Church in Sanford. Mr*. Joseph Mayo was the organist and Fred Larson, the soloist, sang " I Walk With God,” "The Lord’s ‘ Prayer” and "Oh Lord Most Holy.” Larry Towles', brother of the bride, waa candle-lighter. The bride, escorted by her father, score a full length white pcau de sole gown with a bateau neckline and long tapered sleeves. The skirt fashioned a controlled allhouetto with a full drape fold back interest. Lace and se­ quin appliques embellished the midriff and chapel train. Her crown was of pearls and illusion and the veil eras hand rolled. She carried a cascade of white sweetheart roses. Mrs. V i r g i l McKlssack, sister of the bride, was m a­ tron of honor. She wore a chic peautte street length dress in Oriental red, with a demure high scoop neckline. The dome slope skirt was Woman’s Club Airs. Walter Holds Luncheon Appointed For Members The Sanford Woman's Club held a courtesy luncheon for all regular club members and all courtesy members. The hostesses for this affair were Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. L. K. Spencer, Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. W. L. Kirk, Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr., Mrs. A. C. Me Reynolds and Miss Anna Nelson. The decorating committee chose a Valentine theme for this luncheon. The theme was carried out with red camel­ lias centered on each table and a lovely Valentine ar­ rangement in the foyer. The committee consisted of Mrs C. P. Ilarkey, Mrs. J . P. Cul len and Mrs. Roy Boyd. The hostesses for tlie bridge and canasta playing we Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. W. D. llof mann and Mrs. J. W. Hall Mrs. C. L. Redding was the winner in bridge; Mrs. Q. E Wells in canssta, and Mrs. U. R. McCall and Mrs. N. V. Farm er In scrceno. It was announced to the members that Rev. C. 0. Call­ away of Orlando was opening a Goodwill Industry Store here a t >14 South Sanford Ave. Rev. Callaway Is asking for donations of used clothing and any other Items you might wish to donate. Budget Family Food Right By Myrtle Wtlsoa To help choose the right foods for your family at a price you can afford, tlie U. S. Department of Agriculture has prepared a publication “Family Budgeting.” Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem onstratlon Agent, says Food Economists of USDA'a Agrl cultural Research S e r v i c e present five family food plans geared to different leveli of cost. Each food plan suggests the kinds and quantities of foods to buy weekly to pro­ vide a nutritionally adequate diet for each member of your family based on sex, age, and activity. Included are an economy plan, two low-cost plans, one moderate-cost plan, and one liberal plan. The moderate cost plan, suitable for the family with an average in come, allows for meals with more variety and less home preparation than does tlie ba sic low-cost plan. It Includes larger quanlies of milk, eggs, meats, fruits and vege tables. Tor your free copy of “ Family Food Budgeting,” send a postcard with your name and address, and the title and number of the pub­ lication to the Office of In formation, U. 8. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., augso. L I mU I h Ii I wzI sw lih « is itl(« m riK . bon sash. Mrs. McKlssack wore a matching sweetheart rose, fashioned veil and car­ ried a white fur muff. The bridesmaids, w e a r i n g the same fashioned dress as the matron of honor, were Miss Janet Johnson, sister of the groom, Mrs. David Gurgel, ■nit lira. Rill Brawn. Mias Cheryl Johnson, sister of the groom, was the Junior brides­ maid. The best man was Frank Mlllen of Watkins Glen, N. Y. Ushers were James Du Vail, brother of the bride, Gary Roth of Falls Church, Va., and Ronnie Lauderdale of Lakeland. The mother of the bride a peacock blue chiffon sheath over matching taffeta. A chiffon bolero jacket cov­ ered the bodice of Imported Belgian lace of matching col or. Her dress was compli­ mented by a corsage of red carnations. Tho mother of the groom chose a blue and coffee floral silk sheath with an overlay skirt. Mrs. Johnson's lovely outfit was completed with a white carnation corsage. The wedding was completed with a reception in the church Fellowship Hall. The hostess­ es for the reception were Miss Barbara Duncan, Miss Shirley Carter, Mrs. David Kearns and Mrs. Evelyn Burley, all of Lakeland and Mrs. Bobby Tyus of Hollywood. The couple Is honcymoning on Florida's west cosst. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will reside at 407 West Highland St. in Lakeland. The groom la era ployed at Myricks Men's Store and he Is studying at Young Democratic Clubs of Florida Southern College. Florida. Mrs. Johnson is employed at For her active participation Norris Transfer and Storage in Democratic Party affairs, at Lakeland. she has won numerous awards, Including the 1903 "President's Award" of tlie Young Democratic Clubs of Florida. Mrs. Talley also haa been active In civic and social ac­ tivities In the Manatee • Sarasota area. She w u Pres­ ident of the Manatee County The Latin Club of Seminole Heart Association; County High School Is busily making Campaign Chairman of the the final preparations for the Mana toe County Mental Health Association; Vice annual Latin Club Banquet President of the Rlngllng Mu­ to be held In the student seums of Art Members lounge on March 17. The var­ Guild; and on the State ious committees have . been Board of Directors of the formed and the individual Florida Association for Men­ tal Health and the Florida tasks assigned. The theme of this spectac­ Heart Association. Mrs. Talley is married to ular event ia Dido, queen of Walter itced Talley, Public Carthage, giving a banquet Defender of the lltli Judicial In honor of Aeneas, a Trojan Circuit and a past president leader an hero of the Romans. of the Manatee County Bar This theme was derived from Association. They have two Virgil’s “Aeneid", which des­ children, Reed, 11, and Alex, cribes the wanderings of Ae­ nine. neas and immortalises tho Mrs. Talley If a graduate love affair of Dido and Ae­ of tho Washington Seminary, neas. Dido was a contempor­ Atlanta, and Marjorie Web­ ary of the Trojan Aeneas. ster Junior College In Wash­ When Aeneas was shipwreck­ ington, D. C. Mrs. Talley also ed off tlie coast of Carthage, presented the Beta Sigma Dido welcomed him with a Phi Sorority at the Cotton banquet. Then when Aeneas Ball in Chattanooga, Tenn., sailed for Italy, she commit­ in 1930. ted suicide in despair. Dido will be played by Hel­ en Mann and Aeneas will be South Seminole represented by Steve Sewell. Also Audrey Decker will play Venus, who Is goddess of love and mother of the Ro­ man people, especially of the By Maryams Miles Mrs. Margaret Horrctl of Julian family, which claims Hermits Trail, Altamonte descent from Aeneas. AscanlSprings, ia a patient at the us, son of Aeneas, will be J. lllllls Miller Medical Cen­ played by David Lanier. ter In Gainesville where she will be for an Indefinite stay Forest City while having a checkup. Mrs. Dody Rogers of Bll Brighton Way. Howell Park, is reported recuperating sat­ isfactorily at home after hav­ ing major surgery at the Win­ On Wednesday of this ter Park Hospital. Mrs. Agnes Williams of week, Nora and Jo Mayo cel­ Meredith Manor, who is a pa ebrated their birthdays with tlent In the Florida Sanitar­ a luncheon a t the home of ium and Hospital where she Mra. Nan Paterson. Also pre­ has been since Christmas re­ sent were Mrs. Phyllis Biercuperating from major sur­ ly, Mrs. Minna Crum, Mrs. gery, will appreciate hearing Barbara Cossln and Mra. from her friends in this area. Maryann Miles. Talley Chairman Mrs. Haiel Talley, who was named “ Girl of the Year” by the Beta Tau Chapter, of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority In 1957, was appoint! J State Women'a Chairman for the Adams Campaign Organization by Sec. of State Tom Adams recently. Mrs. Talley Is a prominent Bradenton civic, social and political leader. In this capacity, Mrs. Tal­ ley will direct the women's activities for the Adams Or* ganizatlon on a statewide bas­ is. Mrs, Talley Is the Demo­ cratic Kecutive Committee • woman from Manatee County, Vico Chairman of tho State Democratic Executive Fi­ nance Committee and a m e m b e r of the S t a tc Democratic Executive Cam­ paign Committee. Shu is also State Vice President of tlie Palm Circle Gladly Welcomes Guest Speaker The Palm Circle of the Hanford Ganlrn Club met re­ cently at the home of Mrs. II. A. Parker. Mrs. Hardy was ro-hostoss a t tills gath­ ering. The two ladies served their guests coffee and cook­ ies, which wore beautifully arranged on n tablo which carried out tho Valentins thorns. During ths meeting, Mrs. Illanton Owen, president, reported the old and new bush ncm to the group. These Items were discussed and vot­ ed upon. Besides a keen in­ terest In the progress of their plans for a new Gurden Club Center, the inemliera still want to learn to be better gardeners. They were happy to be shown slides depicting the transplanting of largo shrubs. Ernest Lundbcrg, the guest s|>eaker, presented to the group a program explain, ing the steps to follow In moving shrubs and in plant­ ing those acquired In burlap or in tin cans. Mr. I.undberg, who represented the Agricul tural Department, invited the ladles to attend the regular Monday morning Gardeners Clinic a t the Garden Canter and offered to demonstrate the Intricate methods of grafting and budding of cit­ rus. Also during the meeting, Mrs. Wade Garner gave timely horticulture report about garden care a t this time of the year. Mrs. Howell was welcomed Into the circle os a new member. Latin Club Will Present Banquet Personals Personals Casselberry Leap Year It a woman’s year I To emphasize this, hairdressers are going nil out with n Leap Year coiffure collection that heralds the re­ By Jana CaoeeMerry Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mc­ turn of the woman in hair Clain of Lake Triplet Drive fashions for spring and aunthave as their guest, Mrs. Ida mar. Long of Liverpool, Pa., who arrived Wednesday lor an eg vWL Discusses Plans The members of the Gam­ ma Omega Chapter of Epsion Sigma Alpha met recently a t the home of Mrs. Henry Tooke Jr. A program on the United 8tates In the 10th cen­ tury with the first part of the life of 8usan B. Anthony waa presented by Mrg. Milner Os­ borne and Mr*. Jack Schlrard. During the business session of the meeting several pro­ jects were discussed and seteral plana were made for the coming months. The group sent a helping hand in the way of money to the Clear­ w ater Chapter, who will host Florida's first International Convention In June. Also the State Convention will be held In Orlando In May. Ths chapter received sev­ eral letters of appreciation. Among these was one from the 8anford Naval Air Sta­ tion’s Chaplain Robert Deal for Its contribution to the Navy Relief Fund. Also a let­ ter from the Bunland Train­ ing Center director was read expressing thanks for the chapter’s attention shown ov­ er the past year to the child that the organisation spon­ sors. The c h a p t e r completed their final contracts. I t waa announced th at Jran Fernelt's Orchestra will reappear this year a t the annual Char­ ity Ball. Toward the end of the month the girls are spon­ soring a leap year luncheon to be held a t the Skyline Restaurant. Those chapter members a t­ tending this meeting were Mrs. Jim Brodle, Mrs. Jim­ my Livingston, Mrs. Gene Estrldge, Mrs. John Dicky, Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. Terry Smith, Mrs. Edgar Bruce, Mrs. Pete Buker, Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. E l y White, Mrs. Bill Cochrane, Mrs. Kirby Pita Jr., and Mrs. Buddy Bass. Planning Extra Corners In Kitchens There's a lot of potential storage area in the corners ot wall and bate cabinets, but It takes special planning to make this space convenient. You will find several good Ideas In a new U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture leaflet, "Corner Storage In Kitchens.” This leaflet was prepared es­ pecially to help you take ad vantage of the hard-to-reach space in the U-sbaped, tooken-U, or L-ahaped kitchens. In small kitchens, it is particu larly Important not to waste corner storage space. Housing specialists in the USDA's Agricultural Re search Service say that one of the best ways to make use of the corner spsce is to In stall revolving cabinets. Ex cellent hardware that insures trouble-free o p e r a t i o n ia available from building sup­ pliers. The leaflet shows a revolv ing base cabinet, n floor-tocelllng cabinet, revolving wall cabinets and half-circle re­ volving shelves. Use of draw era or pullout trays and shelves also is shown. For your free copy of this kitchen planning guide send a postcard with your name and address to the Office of Information, U. 8. Depart' ment of Agriculture, Wash­ ington, D. C. >0230. Members of an all-girl or­ chestra directed by Joan Fairfax, a Canadian, all grad' uated Rom college. STOREW IDE Patricia Jane LEdu.se Bob Bennett Eduse of Indlalantiq wish to announce the engagement ot their daughter, Patricia Jane, to Midshipman Bobby Elton Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bennett of Casselberry. The bride-elect was born Niagara Falls, N. Y., and moved to Daytona Beaeh in 1930. She graduated from Seabreeze High School and S y r a c u s e University. Miss L'Ecluse did graduate work In psychology at Ohio State University, where she was a member of the Thomas More Choir, the Young Republican Club and the Phi Mu Sorority. Bobby Bennett was born in Marion, N. C., and moved to Casselberry in 1938. He Is a graduate of Lyman High School. Bobby attended Stet­ son University In DeLand dur- Church Maria Rowland Surprised A t Party Eighteen year old Maria Rowland was feted with a sur­ prise birthday party recently at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rowland on Jefferson Avenue. The Misses Judy Lavender and Shirley Steed acted as cohostesses. In honor of the occasion, Maria was presented with several lovely gifts and a heart-shaped birthday cake. Also used to depict a Valen­ tine tbeme were red and white crepe paper streamers, a table cloth and napkins in the color scheme. Maria and her friends are In their senior year at Sem­ inole High. The coeds joining the honoree to wish her a happy birthday were P at MeQuire, Candl Condor, Susan Deal, Brenda Brown, Janet Johnson, Ann Mabsn, Marilyn Hunt, Peggy Grier, Susan Brown and Sandy Slayton. Accentuate Your Outfit With New Spring Jewelry From Our Lane Selection. Priced Front $1.00 Up Flemings Gift* • G arde • B ooka 310 E. Firat St. Let Us Eva Bess Beauty Shop -w«*266“ ^ W/c OFF United Cerebral Palsy, voluntary health organisation, Reports a child Is bora with cerebral palsy every U minthe United States. O B O F F g .™ 3 U g " WITH THIS SO .-JSaaSiixuiEw PH. w e l l FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES 34‘ FREE CO FFEE 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 29‘ FREE CO FFEE T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCBRN" COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD EVERYBO DY READS THE CLASSIFIED BUYER or a SEILER i You'll get the response You want when you use Q H p f c a ttf o rh S fc ra to /EASTER 111 N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL BREAKFAST SPECIALS! FRIG IDAIRE RIG FRIGIDAIRE 1-Deer A t Lew Price NEW LOCATION By Dooms Estes Mrs. Agnes Williams, has been confined to the Flor­ ida Sanitarium and Hospital for the past seven weeks for surgery, will be convalescing at the home of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Fox, 531 Sanlando Springs Drive. Mrs. Williams will receive visitors after Saturday. Whether you are a A PPLIA N CE SALE Personals Calendar Girls' Choir, R. A.'s, Y.W.A. First Baptist Church Feb. 1> 7:43 p.m. Prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m. Elsie Knight Cir­ Feb. 30 cle with Mrs. D. K. McNab, 6 p.m. Concord Choir. 618 Elm Ave. 7:30 p jn . Church Choir. 7:43 p.m. Asso. Sunday Feb. 21 School at Calvary Baptist 7:15 a.ra. Prayer service Church in DeLand. 8 p.m. Homemakers Sunday and breakfast School Class with Mrs. Fred B. Chance, 1100 Park Ave. Feb. 19 4:45 p.m. Beginner Sun­ beams, Prim ary Choir, Jun­ ior Boys' Choir, Junior and intermediate G. A.’s. 8 p.m. Family night supper. 0:30 p.m. Sunday School promotion, Beginner Choir, Primary Sunbeams, Junior ing his senior year under the accelerated program. He re­ ceived a congressional ap­ pointment to the U. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis where he will graduate in June. The military wedding will be held in Annapolis on June 6. Personals R A N D A LL ELECTRIC Ill ■vnrcivQmnmMMMAflni CO. W ANT ADS JUST CALLFA2-5612 �A •h r # n f« rfc •m il Teb. 17. 1964 — Paw 9 d U q h t iq h iA (D s u v i * DEAR ABBY: I t:n a senior In high school and I lilce a box who U also a senior. E m though be haa never asked me out, when we bad our bis Girl-AskBoy dance, 1 asked him to go. lie said be waa sorry but be was a Junior Volun­ teer Fireman, and he might get a call that night. Then the Rainbow Girls had a dance and I asked him again, lie said his sister was having a baby and it might be born that night, so he didn't think he should make any plans. Now the Girls' Gko Club Is giving their big Annual Hayride and I want to ask him, but I am wondering If maybe be might get the idea that l a m chasing him. BLONDE AND CUTE DEAR BLONDE: He just might. • • • DEAR ABBY: Our daugh­ ter is a good-looking, welleducated, charming young woman in her early thir­ ties. All her life she has disappointed us by her choice of friends. She was p ^ " * * By Abigail Van Buren g a c o b if O n fih ix Lq s i Today we will be concerned NORTH IT with t r u m p management At Thera a a pretty good general V II rule which a that declarer IJ1 IT I should pull trumpa ai soon *174143 0>) BAR a t be can do so safely, provlded ho has no need to any A l l l l ATI VAKQT4 V J1 IIII ruffing with the short hand. ♦ 41 AAII South trumpa the second A A II AJ I X heart and if he Is careless ha SOUTH will plow straight ahead and A AKQJ10I draw trumpa. It will take him V3 ♦ KQII four leads to get all the AKQ trumps whereupon he will Both vulnerable knock out the ace of dlaWest North monds. East will lead another IV Paae I V 4A heart and South will bava to Pass Paae ruff with hla last trump. He will be able to cash three diamond tricks, but will see of d u b i and a heart. lose the last two tricks to the If South la careful ha will I f 1 t 0 point of view. He a arrogant and sarcastic when some­ one disagrees with him, whether it U at the bridge table or In general conver­ sation. His bragging a In­ sufferable, and If he didn’t have money nobody would put up with him for a min­ ute. I would like to be helpful. But bow? A RELATIVE DEAR RELATIVE: Re doeen't want "help''— he wants an audience. Avoid him. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO BIT­ TER AND HURT LN L.A.: “ It te never too early to try ; It a never too Ute to talk." JOHN F. KENNEDY • • • Get tt off your chest. Tor a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3363, Beverly HlBa, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,’* send SO cents to Abby. Box 3303, Beverly HlUs, Calif. married and divorced three times In ten years to three of the lowest chsractsrs you could Imagine. One Is serving lime now in a Fed­ eral penitentiary. 8he baa recently taken up with an­ other Inferior type. He la ltty , Illiterate and dishon­ est. We know we can't live our daughter’! life for her, but we want to help her. Why, oh why, does an Intelli­ gent, well-bred girl, who could have had any number of fine men, prefer theso worthless, good- for- nothing characters? HEARTSICK MOTHER DEAR HEARTSICK: Your daughter has a feeling of worthlessness, and la at caae only with those to whom ahe can feel superior. A psychiatrist could probably tell her why. But unless SHE wants to know, no one can help her. • • • DEAR ABBY: A relative U my concern. He Is his own worst enemy. He Is a poor listener, and will In­ terrupt anyone to change the subject or to teU h a Safeboating Week WASHINGTON (UPIV-Nitional Safeboating weak will be observed June 39-July 4. In * proclamation Issued Thursday, President Johnson urged that the week be de­ voted to the cause of safety among recreational sailor*. iw m ctn ou rr o o r s r op e u r r . in a n d r o w au as* NOUS OOrWTT, VLO BIDt. h i c n a a c a a r an. ta rn nonces o r » n v u s u i a. w m rriin m ro ana Huron u . w m r r t ko ­ to *, his wlfo, Flnlntlfta. ra. J. WILL IUDEVOUR t s S AVN RtDEVOtJR. M i w lfs: IMONKEH METALS OF OIILANDO, IN C , a Florid* *orpor*tl«a; THE COMMERCIAL BANK AT W tVTER PARK. FLORIDA, a bonking corporation * slitln x unSsr ths law* * ( Ih* fla t# at F io r lta : h o r n s . w il s o n , IN C , a Florida corporation: and CHASE * COMPANY, a F lorida corporation, Dofandanta w in st a t b n r r u m in a i TOl J. WILL niDEKOUIl and ANN R I D E N O U R , hla w if i, raaldane* uaknowni la st know * raaldane*. H.o. B o s IIS, SIS E. Church S trait. Longwood, Florida; U a t known m ailing adSraaa, Oanarnl Dali »ary, Norrln, Tannaaaaa. Tou nrn harabjr notlflad thnt A anlt haa boon fllad asalaat you and PIONEER METALS OH ORLANDO. INC, a Florida corporation: THE COMMER­ CIAL BANK AT WINTER PARK. FLORIDA, a hanklns cornoratlon anlatlns undar tha lawn or tha Stata at Florida: H o n N E - W IU toN, INC, a F I a r i d a corporation; and CHASE A COMHANT. a FlorIda corporation, la the chare entitled cauac:: and that you a r t haraby required la Ilia your anawar w ith tha Clark c f thla Court, and to aarra a copy thereof upon the Plainllffa or I'lalntlffe' Attorney, whoa* name and addraa* <»t K AMBROSE OLL1FF, JRIS# North Pork Aranua. P. O. lion lo ts, Sanford. Florid*. aot la itr than March Ird. A. D. ISIS. If you fa ll t* S# *0. daera# pro confeaeo w ill be entered a s a ln it you far tha relief Som e a t* * ta U * Complete!. By Ruth Millett man who hasn't time to aM under « hair dryer can let h er curia set white she shop* makes a quick trip (or, con­ ceivably, defends a client in court). But even an ordinary Blood Unit To Visit DeBary Bp Vie. H m motel* unit ef the American Bed Crass Blood Bank win be a t the DeBary Community Center from I un­ til 4 p. a . this Thursday. Onnitmte Oscar D. Papinta n and Mias Ethel John sen, to-chairaen, ask that area residents who are able to donate blood, de so a t this time. Those planning to give Mood should eentaat sitter chairman te ardor thet their name may b* placed an the DeBary Hat * Ih , Tha nature o f a n il su it h o la t far FORECLOSURE o f MORT­ GAGE eeouai boring tha pro­ perty la aem laole Oeaaty, Florida, to-w lti Tha w an t N faet a f tha * a a t O as-H *U 4B U ) o f all th at part a f BLOCK I. WILIMBRS. tyln v North o f Chareh Street (laid Black I ly la a North af Churoh Street k o la s IIS feat t r e a tie s e a Chareh Stroat an* ST* fact la Saptb), aaoarSlBE to plat thereof recorded la Flat Book t, P a so 111. Pablla Raeorda a f eom tante Canatr. Florida. WITNESS m r l u l aa* ths seal a f ante Caurt a t Banter*. Florida, thla I U Say o f Fob- (SEaT ) A bennfH movie te being planned by tba Bsmlnole High School Future Farmers of Aretries to Assist tho Little Rad Schoolhouss. Ths family-type fthn will be shown a t tho MovlsUnd DriveIn Theatre March t l . Tickets will b* sold At tha regular price. Ths school cares for oscoptional children from this area and depends to n grant extent on charitable work of local teAtituUons and organisations. Tho FFA Chapter has pick­ ed this way to assist In the school work and te alas plan­ ning a "Baby ef the Year* contest with proossde from M going to tho mam project Various merchants nr* con­ tributing Rems which will be given away a t the bensfh mevis. Arthur H. Book w ith, J r , Clerk o f tb s Ctroolt Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa Dopaty Clerk (A copy o f U S com rial at f ll­ ad horala ta attaeha* ta tha copy o f U lo aotlea which I* mailed to aaah defendant far whom a raaldaaao more apoelfla tha* • ataia or oaualry waa xlroA la I t e aw ora s la w mant fll*4 haraln by tba Plaintiff a, tbslr agen t or a o tu a a y .) E. Ambroao O lllff, Jr. p. a BOS IMS Sanford, Florida Fabllah Fob. IS. IT, hi, * March I, t i l t . CDR-SI Bowler's Laachi Special 11 A M . to 1 P M . esn be a corer-up for a hair­ do that haa gone limp sod la do longer the crowning glory a women's hair te ex­ pected to be. What woman h a n 't confided to • friend who asks, "Are you going to wear s bat to ths luncheon? " — >“1 have to. My hair looks terrible"? Career w o m n In particular bard as It is fcr them to get to a beauty salon often enough to keep today’s hardto-msinlsin coUtura* te pre­ sentable o—siKop depend heavily an tba bat to give ttam a chic appearance they would not have without it. *o a woman’* bat often serves a more ntflKartan pur­ pose than a mar* man would ever suspect. After all, urban a n u n admires a woman’s bat aba Just smites prettily and says "thank you." A * mould never confess tba raison she Is wearing a ftewer-bedeekad bonnet Is be­ cause bar hair is a m ats, or that underneath that flatter­ ing turban Is a head severed with pin curia. Benefit Movie Stated By FFA D' 1M*' DAILY 1:30-10 p m . ABC. Wagon Train. "Tha Malania Craig Story." For lack of a better designation, we guess you'd have to eatl this a comedy. Myrna Fahey plays a widow dedicated to the task of get ting a fresh husband. The chapi who want her don't teem to catch her fancy and she tries to us* them to arouse the one the wants. Tha suitors range from ntolld Duke Shannon (played by sto Ud Scott Miller), to various wooers and wooed played by Jim Davit, John Craig, Tony Young and Roger Torrcy. Ac­ cept thla as a no-star western version of "Burke’s Law," 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Tha Dan­ ny 11>omat Show. Fairly amusing, despite a paper-thin comedy plot. Copa Club En­ trepreneur Charley Halper (Sid Melton) hits the celling when wife Bunny (P at Carroll) wants to resume her show business career and In­ sists he cast her in his new revue. Fearing that Bunny's action will break up hla home life, Charley turns to sympa­ thetic Danny (Danny Thomas) for aid In discouraging her. What scheming Danny does isn't exactly gentlemanly, but it does preserve Charley’s happy home, 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Andy Griffith Show. A couple of weeks ago, It waa Deputy Barney (Don Knotts) whose driving threatened Mayber­ ry's pedestrian*. Wow, ft's tbs town drunk Otis Campbell (Hal Smith) who haa a newly acquired car. Most amusing la the frustration of Sheriff Andy (Andy Griffith) In try tag to find a legal loophole that will give him authority to bar Otla from driving. 9:30-10 p m . NBC. Holfcr wood and the Start. ‘Tbs An­ gry Screnn." A half-hour pat on the back, applauding cou rageous, erusadtag, outspok enly liberal Hollywood, with a collection of film clips dem­ onstrating that our screen ta free white other countries ute theirs for propoganda. Chanc ea are, if you’re any kind of regular viewer, you've seen many of these ellpt frequent ly ta the past, particularly those on Nail Germany. There's a good Idea for a show burled ta here, but this half hour te far too aelt-con tcioua to make Its desired point. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Slngalong With Mitch. (Color) Tonight's gimmick te a waa works mu teura and, since th a n la no guest star, the hour compen­ sates by bringing soma waxen celebrities to life. It's an *» cute to do some good tongs with our favorite* being U t ­ il# U gg aas' and Victor Grif­ fin's song and dance interpre­ tation of "Jatx Bird," U tile's treatment of "My Ship" and Delrdre Damon's 'Troxen Logger" sole. TELEVISION TONIGHT Legal Notice wins m m * a m ic u s , e ta . By Oswald Jacoby note that dummy's deuce of trumpa has great potential value. He can afford to lead on* round of clubi before drawing trumps. Then, If West takas the first du b he won't be able to force South MONDAY P. M. with another heart, because South will be able to ruff In tine ( f ) Ckaaam (I ) Nowt dummy. •:tt (II Mneio Momenta If West ducks the first club ■nortn (I ) EJIIorlnl South can afford to draw ( t ) Woollier trumps. Ha will have one club lit! (I ) nroTtrd Nows trick in and will still make six Ssll (SI W eather (I ) Sport* trumps and three diamonds. 1:10 (I) W aller Cronklte Of course, that play will (I ) i!s*U or*B ri*k ier (*: Ron Cocbraa lose if trump* are three-three 1:41 (S) Orbit and diamonds four-one, but T ilt (I ) H o t * Q uo W ill Travel the chance of the actual dis­ <l> Ditoot tribution occurlng Is conaldar( t) fa n * (lr»y Theater 1:11 (I ) Monday Nit* At T bt ably greater. (x)& Jh s U X a itU in : “ A woman's bat, when worn indoors, serves no useful pur­ pose.” So ruled a California Justice and his associates on the State District Court of Appeal. The question arose because a woman lawyer, asked by « lower court to remove her bat te tt* courtroom, prompt­ ly moved for a mistrial. If men think that a women'* bat worn indoors serve* no useful purpose, they Just don't know what goes under * wo­ m an's bonnet Rom* of today's bets a r t designed to cover op pin curls and even rolls—a wo- ?:SOd:SO p jn . NBC. Mon day Night Movio. "The Safe­ cracker." Ray MllUnd start In this suspense tale of s man who la a safe expert by day and a safecracker by night He Is caught with hit hand In a duke's safe and sent away for 10 y ean . In the mtenUmc World War II breaks out and England needs a good safe man to break into a German held chateau In Belgium and photograph valuable papers without the Germans knowing t t Mllltnd la taken out of jail and sent on a commando raid to the chateau. Needless to say, Milland, who alto di­ rected the film, encounters a beautiful daughter of a re­ sistance leader who helps him. 1:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy Show. When Lucy (Lucille Bill) is frustrated, she's never funnier, and she has plenty of frustrations here. She end Vlv (Vivian Vance) buy a broken-down restaurant and turn it into a gypsy tea­ room. Their only "customers" are bill collectors and they're faced with a kitchen strike when some bonifide custom­ ers show up. Funniest part comes with a third change to Early American dtcor and Lucy and Vlv dress as George and M a r t h a Washington. Quite a few funny characters, not the least of which la Sid Gould as an owl-eyed mail­ man. T V Time Previews Ham k erf or 1 Coks 1 Order Franck’ 1 Free Gam* Of Bowling 1 Mevlo* (II T* Toll Tb* Trntb (I ) o u ter Limit* 1:1* (*) I'v* o # t A a*o»*t 1:11 (I) Wagon Train (S) Tha Lucy Show 1:1* ( t t Donny Thoma* 1:10 (t> AaSy OrKIIU Show (1) Hollywood and Ih* Htara m e * (! ) B reaking Point (I) Eaot Slda—Wool Bid* (I) S in e Along W ith Mlteb U :l» (I ) N onaooM (I) Nows (I) Nowalln* U t i l (! ) Sports Final (I ) T h oaltr a t tb* Slnra I l l N (I ) T anll# Show (I ) Tba Lata Shaw «:<• (I ) (t) 1:1* (I ) (I) (t) 1:11 (S) 41) K ays S o to* (I) rot* A Olodys TUESDAY P. M. t l : t l «•» 41) (i) 11:1* (I) (4) L oos or luo Sovon Koy* Flrot Improoolen F ather Know* Boat ( t ) Troth or Cana*, quonroo 11:41 ( I ) O ntS Isg U i m t:lt (t> Olrl Talk (I ) Monte of Mutt* (1) Now* 1 : 1* IS) Special— 1.L t i l l ( f ) An Tho World V w a (I ) Mtd-Fla. Nows ( t ) Solonc* ( t ) Larrtlm* <t) Password ( t ) Ana Sonthorn ( t ) Art Ltnkloltnr (S) Day In Coart (I ) Tha Doctor* (I ) To Toll The Truth (t> Lorotts T onag (I ) (tenoral moopltal (II Tb* Kdn* of Night ( t ) Qaoo* Foe A D or ( t ) Ton Don't gay (I ) Dougina KdwarS* TV RENTAL • Barrie* Seminole TV STARTS BUN. R ITZ NOW Urns WED. ADULT COMEDY gmmoa f t t r \ ( ) • :M lliM 114 0 U i* e I1i44 It's Tonight! ELOISE AND ROBERT SMALL’S G rand Opening Celebration a t n p e e in l l o w p r ic e s ! J o in fu n to n ig h t — 2445 French Avn. S ab ford, FU. Carry Out Orders STEAK F n fl C o t Lb. SPECIAL! “Super-Right” Western PORK CHOPS Quarter Lota Blleod. 9 to 9-Lb. Average Pkg. 49 59 Lb. SAVE AT A&P! Special! Ann Page PORK & BEANS 27 2-Lb. 9-Ox. Can SAVE AT A&P! Special! Me!-O-Bit American, Pimento or Swim Sliced CHEESE 1 2 -Ox. Pkf. 89* Jen* Parttar Sola A&P — Our Fluent Quality Green PEAS > WHOLE GREEN BEANS > OR PEELED APRICOTS Jean Parttar Toedsr Cake Ml* Or 1Match 'Em 39c ^ 45* Ann Page Pineapple, Peach, Grape PRESERVES 3 • 79 Save At A&P! Special! White House Initant Nonfat Dry MILK QT. PKG. Hwy. 17*92 South af Bnnferd Ph. I22-94K 4 e'Vlj .'rtLi • .ire a [ruM unx VO K IK VOWAT (h e v is it JET^INN » fwwj &C AdF E T(OfttJs ER IAS DAciouKsod CowfaotdSwice i and nnrUonfra* NO snweundtaga. And rmnmnhnr,' ndp Mghr with free do*softs1 lay night Is -stank nlgM- when Trade Winds Cnfetartea gteo teentad te Orteade, Liseburg, Oocen A - Malbourae Jl SPECIAL! “Super-Right? Heavy Western Beef CHUCK E a t e r t h e T a le n t S h o w — w in p r ix e e ! F r e e a n n ek a , d r in k s tan*n.'!JA.* . - * * ( P.M. OSmorj4:90• 1.09F.Ml Ne C hert* Fee Bowling G ro u n d B e e f PIES TIBS MOW •KEYING In the Seminole Plasm ON U, 1 11-99 BOOTH JET LANES Special! “Super-Right” Extra Lean Freshly SAVE AT A&P! Special! Jane Parker Freshly Baked (I ) Fro in k not F U an ln g T ill (I) ConatSnwa Mows TiSI (I ) Mlckoy's Ooogol t:H QUART JAR I N T Ml A1 H 1 and ( • ) Mlohoy H vaas Show (I ) Captala K angaroo (I ) W eather a » 4 Mown (It Today (•1 CartoavWS* (I ) Lamp* o f L aaralag (J) Dlvore* Court <•) Esorslao 41) Rompor R o s a 4 t) a a l# Storm 41) Bar Whao 41) awanlnb Loan*as 41) Mika W ell*** Naw* ( ! ) Word for Word I t ) I bora t a w 41) Tho Object ta (I) Ooaooatratloa 41) Frio* Is R igh t 44) T hs MaCoya MAYONNAISE 1444 Hanford Arm fill «»> Today 1:0* 14* 14* 14* P a c e R e a H jr F i n e FA M I N Mows, Wnathor Farm Report World CIvlllaattoA coiiog* ns a n Ate ToAey WAfeo Up M ovies Farm M arkw Ha - (I ) S te la N ow s Won to nr S p e c ia l! A n a Zenith Color TV Balog Nown /\ ^ t U V I V U anls W alt Burao A Alloa Mavorlok Cartoon* Boat of Oranobo Nowoeop* Loot* It T* Bosvor • (tela* ( t ) Enorat S torm (! ) Trallmaator (I ) T ho M atnh G am a Hl Ut TUESDAY A. M1:11 (I) 1:10 (I) t : l t (t ) 14* id U P 41) (I ) Tips (I ; 11:1* (I ) Founders Celebration SALE! pud sunn tr ­ al 999-TtTI im fletmAn M s i?-M At an u S c 'l l » �■ o By Galbraith Legal Notice nr rim rm crrr cor»r■ o r m e k it t r ju d ic ia l ccm-1 i c t r r , it a t d row • k r i KOLB COCTTT, FLORIDA IT C H A IC ItlT TO. IW B PAT AMERICAN U F E IN­ SURANCE COMPATT. A Loul#“ n‘ ROBERT C. BARTERS and ELIZABETH JANE MARTENS, hid w ife. and P. ZEULt A SOTS. INC, A Florid* oorporatlon. . Defendant*. T o n n e or a r r r TOi ROBERT C. MARTENS, whoa* raildene# In Pony Kipr*** Motel t i l l South Virgin!*, none. Nevada ELIZABETH JANE MAR­ TENS. w h o ti raildanc# I*: C I North Ham Lana, I«o.1l. California and to any and all ethar partit* alalm lng to h a t* any right, till* and/or lntrr**t In and t* th* follow in g d**crlb»4 property In Stm lnol* County, Slat* o f Florida, to .w it: LOT 1. BLOCK I. SAT HEM KNOLLS FIRST AD­ DITION, according to p lat th*r*of rreordtd In F lat Hook l*. Pag* *i. Poblla R*. ».r*lt of Stm lnol* Coun­ ty, Kit rl.la. Including *| ■Iflrally. but not by way of llu .ltotlon, th* fo l­ low ing flltu r t* a I , M'ilpm*nt, all prrmanantly In '.-lied: 1 Solar* W all Fur. rcrI Magic Ch*f Built-In u raa 1 Magic C htf Surfac* Unit 1 P rtw ay E ih au at Fan i Vanatlaa Blind* 1 O arbag* Dlapoaal—Ho*point TOU ARK HKREBT TOTTFIED that Iht P laintiff. PAT AMERICAN LIFE INSURATCB COMPATT. a Louisiana oorporatlon, ha* Instltutad ault agalnat you In tha Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Saralnot* County. F lorida; th* natur* of th* ault 1* to forarloa* th at cartaln m ortgag* which #*• cumber* th* aboa* daacrlbtd property altuatad and locat­ ed la Samlnol* County, Ft ar­ id*. TOC. and **eh mt you, ar* haraby required to fll* you# Anawar to tb* Complaint w ith tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court. In and for Samlnol* County, a* Sanford. Florida, and aarra a copy thereof upo* RICHAHB W. LASSITER of th* firm o f OURNET. OURTET * HAND­ LE T, 101 North MAgnollA Aronua. Orlando, F lorida. Attor­ neys for Iho P lain tiff In th* • bov* action, on er bafor* th* Ird day a f March. 1014. also A Dacr** Pro Confaiao w ill ho entered agalnat you. IT IS ORDERED that th is N otice h* publlahad tn Th* Sanford Harald. a nawqpapor publlahad In Samlnol* County, Florida, one* each waak Pag four conaocutlro weak*. IT WITNESS W HEREOF I have hereunto ant my hand and a fflx td th* a**l o f th* Circuit Court of Sam lnol* County, ht Sanford, F lo r id a thla 10th day of January, IPSO. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur 11. B eckw ith. J r . Clark of tho Circuit Court Samlnol* County. F lorida By: Martha T. V lhlaa Deputy Clark OURNET. OURNET * HANDLEY :oj North M agnolia Avanu* Orlando, Florida Attorney* for tb* P la in tiff Publlah Feb. 0. 10, IT, 14, 1044 C D It-l la th * Cwarl * f tb* Oawnty Jodga, Aomlnsl* C*uaty, F lor­ ida- I* Probata, la rot (M a t* af OEOIIQE H. DUNK. Daraaaad. To All P ra th a fa and Persons H aving Claim* or DaaaaaA* Again** Bald Eatatat Tou and aach o f y e a ar* haraby notified and required to praaont any claim* and damanda which you, or althar o f you may bar* agalnat th* fa ta l* of OEOROB H. DUNN, docaaaad, tat* o f said County, to th* County Judg* o f Samtnota County, F lorida, a t hi* offlca tn th* court bona* o f aald County a t Sanford, F lor­ ida. w ithin ala calendar month* from th* tlm* o f th* first pub­ lication o f tbla aetle*. T w a copies of each claim ar daanand shall b s la w ritin g, and sh all atata th* pine* o f residence and p ost *fflo* address o f th* elalm anL and sh a ll b* sw ora to by th* elalm anL hi* agent, or attorn ey and aocompanlad by a filin g fa* of on* dollar and aueh claim or dam ns* no* a* filed ahall b* void. / * / QEO. A. SPEER, JJL Aa Adm lnlatrator Cum Taatam ant* A nnas* mt aa* X stata of OEOROB X . DUNN, dacaaaad F irst publication Fo bea n y % D„ t»44. Publish Fab. M, 1 *** C D R -tl it t h b c i n c r r r doubt mm THE TI.TTM JUDICIAL D IB . Cl IT. IN AND PVR PBRANOI.PS COI'TTT, FLORIDA. IT CHATCKRT TO. lgTTl RORTOAI4B PORRCLOOCRB S T A N D A R D AND SHELL HOMES COUP. A F lorida Cor­ poration. P la in tiff VS. CLAREN'CR LATTIMEH, *4 ad TOl Claranaa Lattlm ar. Alla* Jaanatta LstU m ar sa d T. C. Kllbourn* Tou ar* haraby aotlflad th a t a com plaint to 4or*cloaar* a cartaln m ortgag* In th* fo l­ lo w in g described property, to w it: Th* North •*T **ty-R r* foot t i l ) o f toat u thi ir r ity y ., ••y a p (FT) mt Jiamaot aw* aa raeordad la PRat lat Rook Em U 1. pages 11 and Tl I I ** ff tb th** public Record a •orf SamtSaminol* County, Florida •id* baa baa* filed agalnat you aad yoa ar* required t* aarra * copy o f your answ er or plead­ in g to th* oomplalat In th* laiatlfF * attornay, Karri* D. I’oolfsrk . Ilf. I t ! W est Cbarch 8tr**L Orlando. F lorida, gad fll* tha * r lg la a l anaw*r or ptaadlag la the office a f th* slark of tha Circuit Court o* or bafsr* th* |t h day ml March. 1M4. I f y o a fa ll to d* so, ju d g­ ment by dafault w ill b* takaa a gain st you for th* rallof de­ manded in tha com plaint. Dob # a a i Ordarad at hanford, Florida, th is Ith day mt F abrusry, I M t (SEAL) Arthur H. Rock w ith. J r , Clark. Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark /ml Morris D. W ootfork, U l A U oraay fa* P ta la lllt 1 ST W *04 C h i O rla u d s , F la . Publish Fab. i t , *4. 6 March S , ----- z o o o 0 o «I u j / *L A » f) �S' Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Lost & Fount) 1 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food G. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rental* 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted Office 204 W. F irst 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans RESPONSIBILITY; 14. Insurance The Herald win not he re­ sponsible lor more than om IB. Business Opportunity incorrect insertion of jo u r ad, 16. F ciiihIo Help Wanted and reserves the right to re* 17. Male Help Wanted visa or reject any advertise* 18. Help Wanted meat from what ordered is 19. Situations Wanted * conform to the policies of this 20. Babysitter! P «P*r* 21. Beauty Salons CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 22. Build - Paint - Repair Tuea., thru F i t - 2 P. M. day 23. Building Material! before insertion. Mon. • S a t 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services DEADLINES 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Service* STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. - I f . If. day 28. Laundry Service before insertion. Mon. - S a t 29. Automobile Service nooa. 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools Legal Notice 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets n r TH E CIRCUIT COURT, 82. Flowers - Shrubs X l< c m JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IX AXD FOR SEMI- 33. Furniture WOLE COUXTT. 34. Articles Tor Sale CBAXCERY SO. 13TM 34-A Swap or Exchange s u t l e r , os* M i l i \ NOHTCAUK f-d lir.ll.O M h i : 35. Articles Wanted F E D E R A L NATIONAL SlOHT- 36. Automobiles - Truest OAOE ASSOCIATION, * tor* 36-A Autos Wanted aeration, PlalntU f, 37. Boats - Motors VI. THOMAS A. DILLON and OE- 88. Motorcycles • Scooters NEVA DILLON, hla w lf«. and 89. Trailers - Cabanas McCAlXIHAN M O I I T O A O E COMPANY, INC- a F lorida cor­ 40. Farm Equipment Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 poration, D ofan d an t(i). TO* TIIOMAI A. DILLON and GENEVA DILLON. hla ■wilt, whoao raaldance and v* licraabouta aro onknown. YOU ARE HKKKUT XOTI* F IE D th at a Complaint to forocloao a cartaln m ortraga •neum barlng tba follow in g dtacrlbod r«*l property, to -w lti Lot T. DIock 41. TOWN* SITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA, a aubdlrtalon, accord* lug to plat thoroof, record* «d In Plat Rook 1, pagta 64 to Sa. Inclualvo. of tht rubtlo Rooorda o l Sami* nolo County, Florida, haa bean Iliad agalnat you In ttio aboro*atylad salt. lha abort tlila of which M Fedaral N a­ tion al U ortcaga A ssociation. a Corporation organised under an Aot of Congrooa and axlatin g nurauant to tha Fadoral N ational M ortgage Aaaoclatlon Charter Act. having Ita prin­ cipal offtca In tha City of W ashington. Dlatrlct of Colum­ bia, P laintiff, varaua. THOMAS A. DILLON and GENEVA DIL­ LON, hla wlfa. and MeCAUG* HAN MORTOAOE COMPANY, INC- a Florida corporation. D afandant(a) and yon ara re ­ quired to aarv# a copy o f your Anawar or other pleading to the Complaint on P la ln tlffa A ttorney. Slack N. Clavaland, J r - Suita SIS Sanford A tlan­ tia National Rank Building, Sanford. Florida, and flit tha o rigin al Anawar or othar p leading In tha offlca of the C lerk of tha Circuit Court on or before the ISth day of Stareh, A. D. l i l t . If yoo fall to da ao, a dtcraa pro confaaao w ill ba taken agalnat you for the relief demanded In tba Complaint. Thla N otice ah all ba pnbIlahad once a weak tor four conaacntlva week* In The Hanford Herald, a newapapar olrculatad la Samlnola County, F lorida. Dated thla ISth day o f F eb­ ruary, A. D. 1H4. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlsn. DC. Slack N. Cleveland. Jr. and CarToll Burke A ttorneya for P laintiff P. O. Drawer Z Sanford. Florida Publlab Fab. IT, SI A Mar :. a. tan. Legal Notice ix t h e n R r u r r court , XIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOHIDA, IX AXD FOR KHWISOLn COUXTT, FLOR­ IDA. c h a ih e r t x a m n LORETTA W. COLLINS, ruietitr. v«. WILLIAM E. COLLINS. Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT TOi WILLIAM E. COLLINS, w h oio reildonco end add r o u lei H em ptoe Trailer Court O ttowa, tUlnol*. Sworn oomplalnt having baan Iliad In tha Circuit Court In and for Samlnolo County. Florida. In Chancery, entitled “LORETTA W. C O L L I N S , P lain tiff, veraue WILLIAM E. COLLINS, Defendant,” praying for cartaln r*U*f for I** above named p la in tiff agalnat you aa d efen d an t NOW, THEREFORE, THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU that If you w lih ta defend agalnat and eoateet tha above entitled action, you era required ta file your gnawer or other w rit­ ten dafanee. If any you have to tha com plaint herein, with the Clerk of tha above atyled Court and to aarva upon plaintlfra attorney, Albert N. Fltta, wboeo eddreee lo 1 Maeonlo Building, Sanford. Florida, e copy of aald anawar or other w ritten defense, on or before the 11th day of March. MIL Tha nature o f oold com plaint la to pray that tha above s ty l­ ed Court grant tha above named p la in tiff e divorce e vinculo n a trlm o n ll of and from you. FAI NOT TO ANSWER unMae e dacraa pro oonfeeso ba entered agalnet you. WITNESS ray hand end o ffi­ cial seal at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, thla llh day of Fobraery, A. D. MM. (SEAL) Arthur K. Beckw ith. Jr., Clerk of above atyled Court. Uy: Joan E. Wilke. Deputy Clerk Albert N. F lttc, Attorney ti Cuuneelor at Law 1 M aeoolc Building Sanford, Florida Publleh Feb. It, If, II S Maroh t, 1M4. C D R -II CDH-IS BERRY’S WORLD DLTST PROBLEM’.’ C Y V F P T Ili' 1*117' Feb. 17, 1964 — Page 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322 8827 322-7948 Vacuum Cleaner Repairs, parti; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAIr, AirWay, GE. etc. Cleaucra sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone FA 2*4765. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS1 Men-Women 18 and over. Se­ cure jobs. High pay. Short • neetewasst a i e iiM ea hours. Advancement. Tbou 77-/7 -B S td ttB sands of jobs open. Pre­ “Why don't you use your old Him about how your sp ire lory training until ap­ speedometer ia on the blink?" pointed. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE inform 12. Real Estate For Sale ation on jobs, salaries, re­ 6. For Rent quirements. Write today giv­ FURN. apta. Pleasant living. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom. lVk ing name, address and bath home. One bedroom Park apta. FA 2-8507. phone. Lincoln Service, Box haa separate entrance, can 55, Sanford Herald. COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., be rented for income. Will furnished, $55. trade for smaller place. 6. For Rant Shown by appointment. Call 5 BR., garage apt., furn. 2005 LARGE 4-Bedroom Lakefront FA 2-9846. French. 522-7234. home with privato beach, unfurn. $100. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon 3 BR. house, kit. equipped. Other choice rentals. Bluff, furnished. 322 3651. Ph. 322-1089. Ball . Blair Agency As they say, GET 3rd & Park Ave. FURN., 2 Apts. $55 mo. ea. OUTA TOWN for an Phone 322-5611 Water, lights furn. 107 Lo­ investment or desir­ cust Ave., 322-8010 RENT A BED able homeslte on a 3 HR., kit. equipped, $75 mo. RoPaway, Hospital it Baby waterfront lot. min­ Beds. FA 2-3683. utes from Interstate 4. By Day, Week, or Month Go Ashing, skiing or FURNISHED Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W. 1st SL swimming from your 3 BR, 1 Bath, k. a .......... $ 70 CARROL!’S FURNITURE own Urge k>l. Only UNFURNISHED $1995. $25 Down and 3 BR, 1 Bath, k. e............ $55 9. For Sale or Rent $15 month. Call Stem2 BR, X bath, Ig. Fla per Agency, 1919 S. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Rm.....................................$105 LAKE. Call e v o n i n g s French, 322-4991. 3 BR, 1 bath, k.e..........$85 322-1597. 3 BR, 1 bath, k. e.. S t Johns Realty fenced back yard .$110 12. Real Estate For Sale THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 Br, 2 bath, k. e., Loch 116 N. Park Ave FA 2 6123 GREENURIAK Arbor ........................ $125 Choice lots available in 4 BR, 2th Bath, LakeTWO 4 BIl HOMES Greanbriar of Loch Arbor front ........................ $165 One for immediate occupancy. overlooking golf conree. Phone stetnper Ageney, ISIS 602 Highland Ave., I/mgCustom building to your S. French Ave., 322-4991. wood, J Mi. S. on 17-92, near specifications. Greenbrier Longwood Plata. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie developed by LMN ENTERPRISES, Cowan. 322-4013. K1NGSWOOD Inc. BUILDERS, INC. l*h. 838 3911 — 322 2744 3-ROOM (urn. a p t, with bath 202 Fairmont Dr. A garage. 2520 Narcisiua. 2 BR., Fla. room. $100 for FA 2-8074 Ph. 322-3146. equity, $62 mu. 322-3455. TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. FURN. A pt 2300 Mellooviile. bouse, Bcardall Ave., fruit FHA ^ VA HOMES trees and garden. FA 2-5303. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 2, S, * 4 BEDROOMS Rooms prirata baths, 114 1, lta, k 2 BATHS 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., W. First St. fenced yard. 3908 Old Or- DOWN PAYMENTS FROM lamlo Rd., Sunland. LAKE Cottage, furn. 322-6106. $100 Low Monthly PaymenU APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. OWNER SAID “SELL" For Complete Information See Or Call Your 2 BR., unfurnished bouse. Ph. This one year old quality cus­ 322-1356. FHA - VA tom built borne. Has many modern features of a more SALES BROKER FURN. APT. FA 2-2*00. expensive home. Corner lot 3 BR. Furn. Apt. 332-0641. with citrus—Patio with glass doors—Dinette bar—Electric CLEAN, 4-Jtm. 611 Park. 222-2420 stove — White torraszo 2565 Park Dr. floors — Thermostat wall North Orlando • Casselberry 2 BR., house in Lake Mary, heat — 3 bedrooms (each furn. or unfurn., $60 mo. area. Attractive 3 BR., 2 with lighted closets) — 13x Ph. 322-3037. bath home with cent, heat, 13 living room — Screen kit. equipped. No qualifying, 2 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing porch — C o l o r piaster — no down payment, with fancy, but cheap raoL Ph. Color tile k fixtures in bath monthly payments $76 per FA 2-3219. —Insulate ceiling — Con­ mo., plus taxes and lna. venient to downtown k 3 UR., lta bath. 2415 Chase Call 322 8389, or Charles schools. Also utility bouse Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. Turner at MI 4-2966 (Winter ideal for hobby shop or 322 5600. Park). etorage. $11,500; existing 4 BR., 2 Bath .........$145 mo. mort. $7379 a t $51.45 per mo. Lake Mary. New 2 BR., tile 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 mo. bath. Big lot, shade * ci­ 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 55 mo. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker trus. Save! Buy from own­ 3 BR., 1th Baths .. $ 85 mo. 322-6457 for Appointment er. 322-6859. Stenstrom Realty 17-92 a t Hiawatha Legal Notice IX THE LOUXTV J lI M .r .s cut n r 1% %xd r u n x im .k c o i v r i . i *i .( i ii i n s . lia r . i t s : in* IIAHLUY UMILH COX. d -c-u t-d . NO III l; OF 6 II.I NO l*»: IITIliV l u l l 1 INAL D ia l'll NKIlifc UF VUWIVISIHA I S i l l V ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCKitX. Notloo M Uoroby *lv -n that I h av- llloJ iuy Final Koturn o i Adm inistratrix uf tbo to ­ u t # of Horloy Kralle C oi. dec ta itd ; that I h u t fllt.l iny P etition for Final Discharge • nd that I w ill api>ly to th t Honorable C. Vornon Mist, Jr. County Judge o f N-ralnol* . County. Florida, ou tbo Ird day uf March, M il, for appro* | vai nf soma and ror final diei charge aa Admlnlalratrla uf tba oslato o f H arlty Luillo Com. dtctaaail. 1‘at-d this Sind day uf Jan ­ uary. M il. , Curtis C urries Htory (u r n erly Curtis Currlua Cm . Mack K. Cleveland. Jr. and llaruld F. Johns.,n Attorneya fur tha 1'attUui.ar r. O. Drawer Z Siitl'irit, Florida 1 iihllth Fan. J, lh, 17. AS, MSI CDU-7 * J- . j l LMN ENTERPRISES MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit Now haa Sales Representa­ Sanford area. Salary plus tives et Crystal Lake Park, comm. Call 322 0643. W. on 23th St., to Lake Mary B!vd., left on Blvd. to CHRISTIAN MAN needed. Full or part-time—lifetime Lake Mary Fire Station, security. Exp. S u n d a y right to Sales Office. 4 School, ministry helpful. houses under construction. Earn $100 wkly k up. No One 4 Bedroom ready for competition. Write John Ruoccupancy. As low aa $350 din Co., 22 W. MadUon St., Down and $64 a month, Chicago 8, HI. rh . 838-3911 or 322-2744 DON’T LOOK AT THIS PERMANENT CAREERHOME! OPPORTUNITY Unless ready to buy. It is $106 WEEKLY SALARY AND LIBERAL BONUS “The Moat" In beauty, plan, construction and financing. Be associated with a com­ BR'*. 2 baths, oak Aoors, pany that offers maximum Impressive fireplace, won­ opportunity for a permanent derful kitchen, and ail the and profitable career. Can rest! Priced at $22,MX) with you qualify? $700 Down. 1. High School education or equivalent 2. Neat appearance 3. Car In good condition — free to travel Monday INVESTMENT k REALTY thru Friday 116 N. Park 322-9173 4. Age 21-35 DEBARY: Large corner lot, If you are qualified, you will landscaped, trees, 2 BR. receive training at full pay. unusual, $10,900. W. T. Cor­ See Company Representative, bett. Realtor. 668 4791. Mr. It. F. McCulla, Tueaday, Feb. 18th, Florida $300 AN ACRE State Employment Office, 20 acres with road through 10 a.m. to 3 p in., 200 S. Just about the middle. Ideal French Ave., Sanford, Fla. for many use*. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker 18. Help Wanted 322-6457 For Appointment YOU can make money as a 4 BR, 2 RATH Real Estate Salesman with Fenced yard, cent, heat & us. Call for personal ap­ air cond. $16,wm. pointment. Bill Stempcr $500 DOWN Agency, 322-4991. SO U TH W A RD 3. Education • Instruction If you want people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5612 and aak the Herald Staff about some at­ tention getting Ida i frral b SANFORD VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. I’a ru end supplies for all makes in­ cluding: Electrolux. New end rebuilt cleaners sold. No borne service call charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2553 Park Dr. .. FA 2-1301 rA *-’ fZTM. .1 1 ■ i ftan fu rb CALL your Rainbow dealer O v» L<r.4 I lll i I I I . 322-6511, 4 to 10 p. m. Payton Realty "Cot (4ol, tv try body? . . . Whenever he« pees o ft the high hoorif, we p!ay 'HoU to the C hief!' Stir 2. N o tic e s • r e r s o n n la BEST BUY OF YEAR! I ! New 3 UR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ ditioned. No Money Down! No Closing Costs! All you need is good credit sod Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ gage. Call Builder. AL STOLTE—638-5059 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Asso. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg. INCOME PROPERTY Imagine 13% gruks return on your money i n v e s t e d THAT'S RIGHT $tiu per mo. return on $5,250—$2100 pre­ sently on mortgage at 5% interest payable at $25.00 per month. Kitchen equip­ ment included if Immedi­ ate sale. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 322-6457 For Appointment 2 VA - FHA Property ManuKement &. Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty O ften tor your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the heat home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagement & Sales Broker BR. Home, Study, lta Butin, large Family Itiu. in good neighborhood; includ­ ing sieve, refrig., room airconditioner, washing m a­ chine k rugs. Really ter­ rific buy) Monthly pay­ ment* $83.50. Office FA 2-2113 KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Night FA 2-0643 Inc. 323-0700 FA 2*3074 2534 Park Dr. bastard, Fla. Jim Hunt Realty 4 BR, 2 BATHS 35 Ft. Family Room, fenced Colored Motor Route Carrier patio, doutle carport. for afternoon paper route. $17,900 — TERMS Must have Reference! and dependable car. Write Cir­ culation Dept. P. O. Box 1657, Sanford. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Transferred. Must sell, 3 BR. WANTED. P art time Correapondent for the Sanford c. b. home, hardwood floors, area. Retired or semi-retir­ good rood., sprinkling sys­ ed persona also considered. tem. 322-4836. Car essential and some EVERETT A. H A R P E R knowledge of Credit Inves­ AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. tigation. Reply by mall: FHA-VA sales broker. 2465 Stating, Age, background, S. Park Ave. FA 2 2264, business or employment FA 2-2285. record and present activi­ ties Write Dun it BradLMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. •trecl, Inc., P. O. Box 2206, lias Customised Homes in West Boy Station, Jackson So. Longwood for immediate villa S, Fla., 32202, Attn: W. occupancy. Down payment P. Smith. of $650 and up. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. 19. Situations Wanted 802 Highland Ave. Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2744 Colored lady desire* regular Job or day's wurk. 322 0300 Payton Realty FHA HOMES 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1, ltk, k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYMENTS FHOM DAY’S Work, ironing. 322 1441 Child Care FA 2-2274. $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or Call Your FHA SALES BROKER John Sauls, Realtor 111 N. Park Ave. DAY'S Work. 322-5766. 21. Beauty Salons Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Free Parking Lot Evening Appointment* 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0634 322 7174 Harriett's Beauty Nook Kv« Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians 3 Bit, lta bath home. Assume 105 So. Oak FA 25742 payments. 322-5453. 22. Build • l'alnl - Repair Hot Zigglty! We have new C u s t o m built homes, 3 and some 4 bedrooms, 2 b a t h , from $350 to $8,000 Down — Also several EXPANSIVE, not axp en sive, pre-o w e e d homes, one owner, FHA and VA. How can you miss on thla selec­ tion? Call STEMPER Agency, 1919 S. French FA 2-4991. For Your Painting k Wall­ papering needs call Clar­ ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for Free Estimate. 24. Electrical Services YOUNG S ELECTHIC SVC. Contr*cting k Repair* k Controls 114 Sunset FA 2 8902 25. Plumblnr Services 27. Special Servlc 34. A rticles For 8al« Tractor mowing k Call FA 2-7621. Grading. New Gibson chest type freeser, 578 lb. food capacity. Only $219.50 with trad*. REPRINTS AVAILABLE Dick’s Appliance Service, Of pictures that have been 510 S. Sanford. 322-7656. published In The Herald. CaU Bill Vincent at The FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY Sanford Herald, 322-2611. SALE SPECIALS1 Surplus City, 201 W. l i t SL Fine Watch * Jewelry Repair V. L. GUMM, JEWELER READY MIX Concrete, win­ 110 S. Park 322 5952 dow sills. Haul a, stops, blocks, sand, cement, rock, 29. Automobile Service pipe, steel, grease traps, dry weUs, stopping atones. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Miracle Concrete Co. Free inspection, estimate*, pickup, delivery. Recoring 809 Elm Are. FA 2-5751 A repairs discounted. 211ta E. 3rd. 322-3443 Singer Automatic Sewing machine, like new, Auto Glass, Tap* guarantee. Makes buttoa k Sea* Covert boles, sews on buttons, AUTO GLASS & monograms, embroideries, etc. Pay off balance, $72.40, SEAT COVER CO. or pay $7 monthly. Liberal 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-301$ trade for your old machine, ILL WORK GUARANTEED CaU anytime, 322-7461. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED New Hotpolnt 2-speed Multi­ cycle Washer. AU porcelain Scnkarik Gloss and Faint inside k o u t Reg. pr. $269.88, Now $225.88. Dlck’a Company Appliance Service, 510 S. 210 Magnolia Ph FA 1-4622 Sanford, 322-7658. 31. Poultry • Livestock 1 Quaker oil heater, 1 10 hp. Registered m o d e l Quarter Johnson Kicker. 511 Myrtle. Horse, 9 yrs old, solid black. For experienced rider. Ph. Baby crib, cheat-o-robe, youth bed. Ph. 322-4536 between FA 2 6865. 4-8 p. m. 31 A. I'ctH Beautiful Basset puppies for sale. Ph. 322-2593. e 32. Flowers • Shrubs WATER HEATER Permaglaa Auto. Gaa, 30 Gal. Good rood. $10, OUo, Lake Are* I/Mg wood. Box spring k m attress with BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ legs, $10. 322-7809. kee stock. All other kind* of Nursery shrubbery and TV's, 35 Seta to select from, SeU or trade. tree*. TV OUTLET , Gray Shadows Nursery 700 W. 9th 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Wcsllnghouse elec, roaiter BULBS oven, cabinet, grill, tim er. Exotic Glorioie, $40. 322-7045. Rothchildlana (The Climbing Lily) GUNS. New k Used. Large All site Tubers for Sale selection. W1U trade, Also Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery repaU. Tackle aotd k re- * ■ Lake Mary Blvd. 1’h. 322-8724 paired Osteen Bridge Fish w ’ I Camp k Gun Shop. 33. Furniture •i t ill Used furniture, appliances, 35. Articles Wanted ;i s tools, etc. Bought • Sold. WANTED I Citrus fruU. Large - mAI -/ I Larry's Mart 213 Sanford or smaU amounts. Bonded Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mansfield, FA 5-4144. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With tbe 36. AniomoMiae • Trucks Cash SUPER TRADING '59 Ford, A t condition. $596. POST. FA 2-6677. 215 Woodmen. For tho biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ '60 Renault with ’61 eng. Exo. rood. 322-3614. ture, are Noil's Furniture llrokorage In Casselberry 1950 Chevrolet, A-t cond. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. 45,000 ml. $400. $22-4797. WANTED reliable couple to 1958 Mercury 8ta. wagon, take up monthly payments Mercomatlc k extras. De­ of $13.50 aa $ complete cent condition, $433. Phone rooms of furniture. Call 322-3189. TE 6-1511, Casselberry, col­ '58 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, lect. sir, radio. $335. 322-2236 af­ FREE ESTIMATE ter 3. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ '36 Plymouth, aid. shift, $193. 322-8880. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. BlTYtNO A NEW ar FA 2 2117. USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US 34. Article* For Sal* A Low Interest R ites 2 Pc. Living Rm. Suite, Plat­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments form rocker, end tables, FLORIDA STATE BANE coffee table, lamps, bed, diuette set, like new. Pbone 37. Boats • Motor* 322-0935. SPRING la Just around the corner, but *63 Wintertime FILL DIRT - CLAY - PEAT Bargains ara stlU beret Top Soil - Shell While they last! Example! Ph. 322 6753 Sanford $1795 18' Family Runabout DIAL-A-MATIC $1195; i r Gator Trailer* SEWING MACHINE $150; $1065 75 hp. Evlnrudea Makes buttonholes, mono­ $750; $789 40 hp. $550; 23 grams, appliques. Guaran­ hp. $365; II bp. only $235. teed. Balance of $42.20 or Terms. R o b a o n Sporting assume payments of $6.00 Goods. Downtown Sanford, monthly. Ph. 322-9411. 322-5961. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs STRATEGIC LOCATION FREE ESTIMATES Busy Commercial corner—in Upright Piano, refinished 8 R. L. HARVEY path of growth—any com­ mo. Asking $150. Phone FA 2 3383 mercial use permitted. Two 204 Sanford Ave. 322 5524. paved S l a t e Highways. $15,000. Terms if desired. 27. Special S ervice* GOULD Pump, like new. Vi Owner would consider trade. Interior painting a specialty. hp. with Jet Educer. CaU Cali today! 322-3025. Exterior plastering, minor JOHNNY WALKER, Broker repair. Free estimates. Ph. Wedding Ring Set, Interlock. 322-6457 For Appointment 322-1836. Ph. 322 7583 after 6 p. m. 15. ituMintHH Opportunity WEi.iJ) DRILLED, PUMPS, Crib mattress $10. 3226039. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN 9-PC. Monterey dining room All Types and Sises 153985 INVESTMENT suite. Excellent condition. Wc Repair and Service Our 34 year old, highly rated 322-2249. S T I N E firm ia looking for an ener­ getic-, reliable man or wom­ Machinery and Supply Co. Carpet Special 1 FA 2 6432 an to service route of fast- 207 W 2nd St. LIMITED TIME I I I selling merchandise in re­ HEATING Mae ha* THROWN AWAY the tail stores. This is a digni­ SERVICING - TESTING Percentage Book. fied profitable business with Lewis Salei it Service Buy your Carpet or Huga at big growth potential in this 2517 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 Dealer COST plus $1 per area. Investment covers yard. Piano Tuning and Repair complete invdbtory. oper­ ate from home, no office re­ W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 ALL FIRST QUALITY TOP RATED MILLS quired. No experience nec­ An investment, not an ex­ Call us for a showing of these essary as wc give you com­ pense. Call FA 2 5612 lor fine Carpeta In your home. plete training in your area. Nylon, Arrilan, All Wool, Applicant selected will be expert advice on a Herald etc. Hundred* to choose expected to service and col­ advertising campaign. from. TERMS! Up to two lect weekly. Must have car, years to Pay I u minimum of 8 hours | It Pays weekly aud be able to start Carpets A la Carte immediately. For personal 1103 E. Colonial Dr. To Dae Interview write Box 63, this Orlando, Fla. paper, giving ua full par­ The HERALD 841-6134 Collect or ticulars about yourself, in­ Leroy C. MacTavUh,. Owner clude phone number. r Want Ada. FA 2-5545 alter 6 p-m. SOLD! 341 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES m a? M M1 SP g “ 9 quality homes an price* sf loe—$7,790. to $13,350. withas tittle as $240. km and $49.27 per emeth— (k>«e eut today, than wo 15 modal* to Choooo Iroml Tits letorstato |4 —got oil at tha OaBwyExchmgt. CALL BB8-44BB �South Seminole High Announces Honor Roll Students 1 Dr Jane Casselberry Ten South Seminole Junior High School etudenta made all MA'a" on their report card* for the laat six week*. Ninth grader* were Jame* Bacchua, Courtney Dorrcll, Benjamin Price, Allen Sullivan, Michele Caldwell and Donna Tomlin. Eighth grader* Indued Jame* Erikaen, Jayne J o h n a o n, Kathy Lakatoah and Deborah Reynold*. The following etudenta wer* Bated on the honor roll for making all •'A'*" and "B'a": 9hr franfnrh Vrralb SERVING ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ( 'A ■*!(i R O M ’S Ry Donna Rate* William BaumhoUer was named president of the Longwood Area Chamber of Com­ merce at the regular monthly meeting of the organization held Thursday evening at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Baumholaer, who aerved aa president during the 1062-63 year, waa requested to again smith, Judith Carson, Linda Cota, Retty Davia, Sharon Dempsey, Joy Deslongchamps, Sandy Fetter, Gall Gleason, 8andra Hading, Patricia Haysay, Evelyn Hammd, Alice Harria, Marilyn Jenquln, Alyson Johnson, Beverly Ketchurn, Barbara Koilc, Jeanne Perrault, Barbara Peterson, Constance Raymer, Pamela Robertaon, Susanna Policy, NEWLY INSTALLED officer, cit tho Horc»t City Community A»«ocln. Barbara Weyera, R e b e c c a tlon arc, from left, John Jt. Iictlica, president; R. B. Lnshley, second vice William*, Robert Eldrldge, president; Rill McGinnis, treasurer and Mrs. Atlanta McGinnis, record­ Barry Eller, Richard Garret, ing secretary. Alien Forward, first vieo president, was not available for Ronald Gary Greene, Steven the photo. (Herald Photo) Hasty, Michael ifosvdl, James Lavender, William Pugh, Pets r Pyne, Tarry Sehambera and Charles Stew art Eighth g r a d e r i Included Keith Creeden, Charles Engle, John Meadows, Terry Mosley, David Unlay, Walter BisUlna, Rex Culbreath, Jerry Warren, Reginald Sigmon, Bruce Stu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) Originally, the legislation a rt, Tarry Carnahan, Richard also would have allowed Guest speaker at Good Shep­ The House today called up a Mayberry, John Newell, Kath­ SAL'* to make consumer-type arine Ford, Barbara Andrew*, herd Lutheran Church mid­ bill that the Saving! and Loan Debby Davis, Judith Gregg, week Lenten Service, Wednes­ (SAL) industry wants to take loans on furniture and other purchases, but this change Elian N(black, Linda Smith, day a t 7:30 p. m. will be Dr. some of the pressure off Its Suzanne Webber, Debbie Bac­ Bright McConnell, well known members in seeking outlets was struck from the bill. Industry leaders doubted chus, Judy Chanet, Vikl Dogfor their cash. that the proposed bill would g ett, July Eckard, Candace orthopedic surgeon of Winter Spokesmen for Savings and cause SAL'a to divert large Herrington, M a r y K a I m, Park. Dr. McConnell is a lx an organizations stressed amounts of money Into atate Jeanne Olaan, Jsanna Patrlk, graduate of the University of that tlie measure would not ami jocal bonds, and mobile Kathleen Pika, Bonnie Sim­ Michigan and Georgia Med­ make any drastic change in home mortgages. mons, John Slmunek, Barbara ical School, Augusta, Georgia. Ihe over-all complexion of the The feeling was that the Smith, Toni Morrison, Lalon SAL Investments which arc S?L's would stilt aim for the He la a partner In Uie Winter Byars, Linda W a 11 m a n, concentrated In the resident­ home mortgage market where Yvonne Wynat, C y n t h i a Park Orthopedic Clinic. ial mortgage field. interest averages between Sti Hanes, Patricia H a r v l l l e , Dr. McConnell la a member The hill would permit SAL’* to 6 per cent. The return on T h i r s t * McLaughlin and of the First Presbyterian to put their money In state the government bonds is about Cheryl Watters. Church, Orlando, and la high­ and local bond*, and mort­ 3 per cent. gages for mobile homes. It Seventh graderi wer# Karl Erlkacon, David Harkins, Ger­ ly respected for his Christian also would Increase from 83,ald Haas, Gerard O'Connar, principles and practice in his 500 to 55.000 Ihe limit on home Chester Tomlin,i, Jay Wolk, profession. Ho I* married and Improvement loan*. Scott Johnson, David Johns, father of four children, llo la Barbara Uryant, Bonnie 8tod- well qualified to speak on Ihe den, Phyllis Bontkempar, Peg­ subject of Christianity and MIAMI REACH (UPI) — gy Davis, Judy Eller, Sherry Medleln*. The Rev. George Kinnamon, Tho Reatlee, shaggy - haired Kersey, Janet Waltman, Terre Idols of Ihe hobby sox set, de­ Wells, Bhalley Morrison, Carol Interim pastor of Hood Shep­ herd, extends Invitation to tho cided to delay plana for re­ Sullivan and Merldel Eddy. public to attend these mid­ turning to London and epend week eervlcea, The services Carl If. Moyer, of Strick­ a few more days basking in themselves era unique in that land Morrlton, Inc., has been the Florida *un and the they offer not only an oppor­ certified a* a graduate nf the squealing adoration of teentunity to hear excellent »;>cak- service merchandising course nged legions. well qualified to apeak on at Ford Motor Company's At­ “I hope we’ll be able to en­ Federal State Market ers, the various subjects, but the lanta Marketing Institute. joy our extended stay without News Service services also offer an oppor­ Certification of course com­ a crowd alwaya following ns," Sanford Shipping point information tunity for the congregation to pletion was announced by L. sold Brittle pres* agent Brian pnrtirlpat* In a discussion pe­ C. Brock, director of the Ford Summerville, hi* longue sturk for Feb. 14. All sales F. O. B. riod following dialogue be­ Institute. firmly In check. Precooling charges extra untween the speaker and l'ustor The course is one of several Summerville waa almost as lass otherwise stated. available at the Institute for enthusiastic about the mopSanford-Or Udo-Zelt* oo4 Dis­ Kinnamon. The Watchword for Lent dealers, their personnel and topped quartet's performance trict. 1004 is "Bo the Church—Como Ford Motor Company employ­ on the Ed Sulivan show Sun­ Light rain, mild. to Church." es. Classes arc conducted hy day night ns the thousands of Cabbage: Demand alow to a staff of professional, full­ teenaged girl* who swooned at fair, market dull. Domestic time Instructors. the bards' booted feet during round type, IK bu. crates, Subjects range from man­ the television performance at •M B to 11.60, bast mostly agement and merchandising Ihe Deauville Hotel. f 1.60, fair quality, small size, course* for dealers and their low as 11.10; 60 lb. sacks, ordi­ department m a n a g e r s to nary to fair quality, f t to salesmanship and specialized 11.16, vary few higher, poorer, TALLAHASSEE, (U PI)— workshops for staff members. lower. Tlie G*m* and Fresh Water In addition, the school of auto­ Carrots: D e m a n d good, Fish Commission reminded market about steady. Backs, sportsmen today that hunt­ motive business administra­ 48-1 lb. film packed, $2.16 to ing of all game bird* *mi an­ tion conduct* training pro­ •2.60; 60 lbs. loose, (1.76 to imal* except rabbits will grams for selected Ford Mo­ tor Company personnel. 12. close one-half hour after sun* Clsssos utilize the mnst Celery; D e m a n d ascaeds set Feb. 28. effective management meth­ supply, market firm. 16 in. Only rablilta and unpro­ crates, Pascal typa, S dos. and tected animals und birds may ods currently bring used by larger, $4.60; 4 dos. and smal­ lie taken after the rinsing outstanding automobile deal­ erships, Mr. Brock said. ler, $4; hearts, 24 count, film day. Group participation in simu­ wrapped, |6. Director A. I). Aldrich said lated selling or management Chinese Cabbage: Demand unprotected animals and birds good, market steady, 16 In. included hottest, red and grey situations ii a primary part nf each course. cratea, |2.60 to |2.76. fox, raccoon, opossum, nutria, The Atlanta Marketing In­ Endive: Demand fair, mark­ skunk, flying tqulrrt-1, engstitute annually enrolls more e t steady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, lists sparrow, armadillo, crusv, Ilian 2,500 sales specialists of •0.60. r a t s , , mire, bats moles, Ford Motor Company pro* Esc* role: Market staady. shrews and buzzards. ducts Irom a 10-state area. 1 1 /0 bu. crates, $3 to 83.26. Lettuce; Offering* light. Ice­ When you borrow from ui, crates, 24 berg ty|ie, there's not much you really count, few, 83; 80 count, few, •1.76; Romalne, 1 1/0 bu. have to do. Every loan AOU crates, few, |3 . transaction is handled on Onions, Green: St a r k a t a simplified basis. Conse­ BEAUTY — VALUE — SPACE steady. Crates, 3 dos. bunches, Doctor To Speak For Service At Good Shepherd VEGETABLE REPORT assume the office until new officers are elected by the board of directors this sum* mcr. His first Item of business will be the appointment of a secretary. Bud Scott has been temporary chairman since September. The status of the Medical Building was discussed at the meeting. The board of direc­ tor* of tlie Chamber of Com­ merce and trustees of tit? Medical Building will hold a reorganizations! meeting later this month to determine and decide the status of the build­ ing. ENCLOSE Your Torch All The Family Will Enjoy II. See U* Today For Free Estimate* We'll Handle Everything. Duly One Bill To I’ay Tlie Gregory Way -G .A .C .FINANCE k st. u».-.o Industri 1 — Rc»iclcnlinl — Commercial Electrical Conlracting A Service Licensed — Ronded Run. Phone .165-3982 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY GUARANTEED FRESHIGROUND 2460 PARK AVE. PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED M O R R E L L P R I0 E P U R E PO RK SPECIAL 494 VALUE LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED F L A S H F R O Z E N NEW E N G L A N D M O N O G R A M L O N G G R A IN UHIT.|Vmi LB CELLO BAG LADY FAIR SQUARE CHERRY W O R TZ C R IS P Y SOUTHLAND WHOLE FROZEN IMPROVE YOUR HOM E quently, service is fast, and convenient too. ( VIj JDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO The letters VDB on certain Lincoln cents are the initials of Victor D. Brenner, the en­ graver. Game Bird Season To End Feb. 23 Parsley: Market s t e a d y . Cratea, 6 dos. bunches, |2 . Parsnips: Offerings light. Baskets, 12-1 lb. film packed, few, 81-5. Radishes: D e m a n d fair, market slightly weaker. Bask­ ets, flint parked, red variety, 30-0 os., 01.26 to 61.60, mostly f 1.50; wliito variety, 24-8 os., few, 82.25. Hastings, Florida District: Light rain, mild. Cabbage: D e m a n d slow, market dull. Domestic round type. IK bu. rratas, best mostly 91.50, small else, fair quality, 81.26; 60 lb. sacks, mostly ordinary quality. 86 ccrita^to 91 . mostly f t . IN OVIEDO----- FRESH LEAFY GREEN �I i et^uiTORTAL d it o r i a l c om m ent CONTENT Salute To * * ClO c Last WediWMlR)' when we vifilt-d th>* Siinfuril \ u t ul Academy lor n Cliiiu-m- lunchcon with officers nml cudctwe dhln’t hear a ainglr “Cunt; l.ay fat choy." And Inst Wed- j ^medny win the finnl day of the Chinese year. You've prub- | ably guessed that “ Gun# hay fat choy" means Imppy New Year. t * * Among those "signed” to apI car in the l.akc Miiry Cham­ ber's talent show at the San- i ford Junior High auditorium ' leap year night ale Harold I |nnd Ilulph Unger, Joy Wester nnd Delores Kirsch, the Itukur ; Trio, Gregory Nichols. Tanya Johnson, King Karolers G os- j pci singers, Jerl Wheatland, Hobby Hay, llonnie .Swain, Marilyn Sprouse nnd Dcbby JlrU In , Al Skinner, Kd Mil­ ler nnd Charles Host. There’l l ' be more, too. a [+ Hero Il doesn’t come once In everyone’* lifetime lo he n hero. The opportunity just doesn't pre­ sent itself. Or If It does, the person who could lie the hero just doesn't grasp it. The proverbial “lightning" hns sirurk three limes for Silas Ijickcy. For three times in his lifetime l-arkey has dashed Inio flames lo save n human life. , " h e n he was an nirmnn in the I T . S. Air t orps and stationed al I'inecastle Al’H, outside of Orlando, Ijickev braved flames to save the life of a buddy, Ijist summer. Drptiiv Sheriff Ijtrkry res­ cued a woman from n burning house. Knrly Mon­ day (he same law officer, for the third time in his lifetime, tinned a burning house nnd rescued a young hoy, returned into I he flames nnd brought out I hr body of another hoy. (.arkry hears burn srnrs on his right arm from his first rescue at I’lnecnslle AFII. It is not generally known in Sanford and Seminole County hut Deputy Sheriff S las laickey starred in the Olympic games In Helsinki, r inland, hark in I he 1950*. The Sanford Herald salutes Slins I ate key . . , lo the jMiinl. and unknown to him until this Vend­ ing . . . |,t. Herald Arenbcrg. director of the NnJionnl Police Hall of Fame at North Port Char­ lotte. Mn„ hns agreed to post his name along wllh other Inw enforcement heroes. I.ieulenanl Arcnberg informed The Herald this morning Ihnl Deputy laickev and his superior. Sheriff .1. I.. Hobby, will l>e presented with a eitnlion heralding laiekey's bravery. _ * | | ■■ 1% m t* m Committees Named For Port Studies (Illtp ^aufurft limtlii F VOl.. 50 Zip Code 32771 # WEATHER: Showers today with winds and high of 70; cooler tonight, 45-35 low; fair, mild Wednesday. United Press Leased Witc Established 1908 TUES., FEBRUARY 18, 1904 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 128 School Opening May Be Set For Monday Legislation, Site Units To Begin Work By Julian Stenatrom Initial steps we-e m id* Monday toward the creation of a port terminal in tha Sanford area. The Port Authority Commit­ tee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce turned on a green light to get tho necessary machinery in ope­ ration. Chairman Francis Roumillat Jr. named Gorilon Frederick lo head a apecihl sub commit­ tee lo study legislation and Scott tlurns to be chairman of another subcommittee to study site feasibilities. Fred­ erick will lie assisted by County Commission C h a i r * man J a m e a P. Avery Jr., County Commissioner John Alexander and Andrew Carraway. Burn*' group will include Jack Bolt, Mayor A.L. Wilson, of Sanford, and Carl Sehilke. The g e n e r a l committee agreed that it would seek the counsel of experienced in­ dividuals and agencies In thia field. It will Invite Frank Norris, a member of the Jack , sonvllle Port Authority and chairman of the Barnett Na­ tional Bank, to tte next meet­ ing along with the m anager of the Jackaonvllle port group. In addition, Harry Lee Lindaey, of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, and Robert Doyle, executive director of the East Central Florida Re­ gional Planing Council, will be Invited. “ With the coming of the SL John'a-tndian River and the crosa state canal," aatd Rou­ millat, “ we must act now U we expect to make Sanford an inland port." * He also pointed out that "we realise that this endea­ vor is going to be costly and require conalderable tim e. However, If we can inveatigate thoroughly and accumu­ late aufficlent facte we will be la a poaitlon to establish * • hind of lagialftle* wlththe latitude required to have a port authority which will adequately aerve all of in­ land Florida," Tlie official o|<eiiiiitr date i would open its doors Monday for South Srminotc'a new morning. • Fnglish Estates School may Meanwhile, English Estates be determined this afternoon PTO official* have announced when It. T. Milwec, county that the facility would lie ded­ school superintendent, anil a r­ icated during ceremonies nt chitect John Burton IV meet tlie new plant next Tuesday with representative* of Lee I night. Douglas Ktenstronv, former Bros., a • Sanford plumbing firm and the Northeast Sewer 1state senator and attorney for the Seminole County school Corporation. Milvvre said that if schedul­ Iwianl, will bring the principal ed test* of the plumbing and address and serve as master • • • sewerage system turn out of ceremonies. I One Clock watrher railed Janies P. Avery Jr., chair­ sntisfnetorily there was a good this morning to tell us about possibility that the new school man of the County Commis­ the weather beaten ami faded sion, will participate in the flop which ripples in the ceremonies along with Gen. J breezes atop the new Sanford C, Hutchison, former chair­ Public Library flagpole. man of the commission. State A NATIVE of Sanford, CpI. Thomas A. Rutncr (left) was sworn in this Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr., Repa, morning for u second four-year hitch in thu U. S. Murine Corps by his Jan Fortune and S. J . Davis Another Clock watcher has commanding officer, Maj. 1L T. Chen, at Sanford Nuvul Air Station. Jr., havrt been Invited. Ray called our attention to the GUANTANAMO N A V A L "too much propoganda," and Slaton, Don Bale* and Fred numerous m i g h t y o a k a Rletllne, m e m b e r * of the . throoghout Sanford b e i n g BASE, Cuba (UPI) — T h e too little economic opportun­ Old Salt school system's Board of Trus­ ^choked to death by moss. “ It flight of Cuban exiles to this ity. GUANTANAMO BAY — tee*, will be present In addi­ In addition to r*ca|>cr», re ­ the most is not removed," she big U. S. base is beginning to Hear Adm. John D. Bulkelcy, resemble a small-scale West tion to th* Board of public In cent additions to the exile r*ald, “the trees will surely characterizing Cuban reports Berlin. struetion which Include* Dan community include base em­ die." She suggested that per­ that U.S. sailors her* were Wright, Mason Wharton, Dr. E) ewilncs.es told today of Thomas A. Butncr was bom ployes who formerly lived in haps aume young people could tapping now cut water pipes A. W. Epps Jr., John Evana 1522 >ou8,*‘ be employed to remove the how- a l.Yy car-old Cuban Cuba but faced loss of their Juljr 2J- m l to the Navy base; youth swam about a half-mile and Jim Uirkenmeyer. Jobs unless they decided to A' cm,fSanford, lie is the mo»*. She also asked why the | Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ he falsified testing record* “ Hogwash." I under fire Irnrn Communist live on the base | * ,n of c > r il Butncr ami Mrs. English Estates haa been Gkidcn Club had Hot railed _ . . . , liams today ordered briefs which caused Ixiwdermilk lo operating since the beginning Bulkelcy .uid most of those N’ L’ nUho*‘- of Sanford. •on,eons', attention to it. I iu a n it ,0 jo,n i,',ou, 000 ° ,hcr be paid a higher rate than he filed in two weeks by bolls This morning Cpl. Thomas Phosphate Suit members of Guantanamo's dismissed in the recent wave of the curent school year in A. nutner. of the same ad­ sides Involved in a Ill-Acre* normally would have gotten. WASHINGTON (UPI) — th* 8outh Seminole Element­ By the way, Ths Herald— little-publicized exile com of firings following the Cas­ citrus scandal. He said he and laiwdermllk munily. The youth's two com tro’s water cut-off were given dress, 152J Douglas Avenue, A civil suit alleging a price ary School plant In Casselber­ ai.d the Clock—are g e ttin g . . , „ . . The Judge was hearing ar­ divided the "profits." fixing scheme among produc­ ry. During this period the an opportunity to remain on rc-enlistcd fur a second four.o„.c Attorneys Ed Kirkluml and term in (lie United guments for a new trial in by gonlirc from Castro the base permanently. An uners of phosphate rock In school has had Its own princi­ tern. l.nfortunntely we cannot Martin Segal, in a motion for the ease involving C. It. guards. Florida has been filed In pal, Morris Ruby, and faeulty. disclosed number chose lo State Marine Corps. yiubliah tliem because they are Corporal Uutner was given Lowdermilk, a citrus fruit a new trial, listed 17 grounds. Tamps, the U.S. Justice De­ English Estates has been util­ Ti'.c youth, who was not stay, though in some eases not aigned. If you do not wish j They argued that an at­ 1identified because he has rel­ this meant separation of hus­ the oath of office by his com­ dealer from A l t a m o n t e ising th* South Seminole El* your name to be used—and aa tempted action lo influence a partment said Monday. manding officer, Maj. B. T. Springs. atives in Cuba, dared death band or wife. mentary plant during tha af­ lung as you do nut deal in juror ami an outburst al the Chen, at Sanford Naval Air Tile defendant was convicted . last week in reach U. S.-held ternoons whit* South Semin Tlie political secretary of A rt Protection pci sonulitii-s—we'll nut trial's beginning by an agri­ Station. in December on many charges *’ , territory because he said lie the C u b a n ole Elementary, itself, haa ({evolutionary BRUSSELS (U PI) — The Butncr. a star athlete at growing out of an alleged plan culture department attorney *'J.u r i,mmc’ *l111 j wanted a chance to get an cd Council could be heard Monbeen occupying the plant dur­ prevented LowxWmilk from theft of an original Kubena High School, was at- a ... night nn radin fmm | Seminole *>■ *» avowi. »a- a with »Ulc agriculture depart11 ", *’ CM*C* f # ucation and become a physi receiving his basic rights. painting from a Brussels mu­ ing morning hour*. ‘ clan, tro-hc’* cuantanamo Cl' 1 "J centcr on .Jpotbsll te a m .1ment Inspector, Alba Hall, to C. M. Harp Sr„ South Sem­ They referred to an alleged seum, latest in a $20 million Just wlicn we cummend the Hear Adm. John D. Ilulke mamling the "execution wall inole principal, declared this West Side Grammar School attempt by Ralph Stravvdrr, series of European a rt robley, base commander, said 14 —death—for those who chose nnd * member <i( tbi swim - Ill-Acres citnu ronccntfulo of Sanford, lo influence a Jury hcries, caused demand* today morning that when English n o mothers fur serving u* escapers firm. have reached Hie to stay, probably close to 100 mlng team. Estate* opened Its own facil­ foreman through tlie Inttcr'a n u rsin g guurds at Third and nutner enlisted in June ID00 base, either by swimming or of the 300 dismissed. The se-sion was held In parents in Lowdermilk'* be­ for better protection for tho ity, hla school would go to full French, hero routes word from and was assigned from Oct­ Judge Williams’ chambers nation's a rt treasure*. oy climbing the 10-foot steel tim* seas ions. At tha present Hie firings affected about half. Mentioned was Thomas Mrs. J . K. Bcdrnbaugh that fence and daring U. S. mine- one.fidh of the base's Cuban ober 1900 to December 1902 lo Monday. time, he said, plan* are for th* Mrro, the foreman. they need six volunteers. (he Second Marine Division, Last Term Hall previously pleaded guil­ fields, since lie assumed his employes, Bulkelcy said. school to open a* usual a t 8 Strawder was later pro­ Guards serve from .'ll) to 45 Fleet Marine Force, at Camp ty to tiic charges and testi­ Itost last Dcicmber. WEST PALM B E A C H a. mM and cloae at 2:80 p. m. nounced guilty of contempt minutes each morning and tajetinc, N. C. During that fied for the state. He swore charges and is now free pend­ (UPI) — Phil O'Connell, the Instead of noon, th# present Tlie exile*, who are never about llie sumo time each a f­ time he saw duty In the Cari­ identified by name, are check­ alern-voiced stale attorney closing hour. ing an appeal. ternoon. If you can help call bbean. He was promoted to DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) ed out after they reach tlie for the 15th Judicial Circuit H art also said that tha During Hie argument, Judge Mra. Bedenliuugli at nj'J-0105 corporal on Aug. 1, 1902. —A government attem pt to base so as to weed out any South Seminole lunrh room whose dogged determination Williams revealed that two or conturt thu »chmd at Assigned lo the Sanford Na­ possible- Castro spies. They bribe attempt* were made cracked the Chiilingeworth would !>* reopened to serve hold joint unlun - company val Air Station Marine de­ 322-11142. meeting* on the Florida E ast arc then given asylum and during the ronduct of the murder mystery, is serving hot lunches for tho children. • • • tachment in January 19fU. Coaat Railway strike stalled employment. trial. Ho said “ Bonham ac­ hi* last term. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Butncr serve* as a corporal Around we go! The Herald today, apparently o r* r th* T h e 13-year-old's escape Had flying weather today tually got Mime money" but of the guard here. published a photo from a na­ was made at a point known a s 1f(,u|r(j up ijen g,.ott Kelly's quration of whether the talka Prtilion wjKdrnied Monday did not elaborate. The court W anted: Houdini He is married lo the form­ tional construction muguzinc the “ water gate," where two should be recorded. night at a public hearing of clerk confirmed that Theodore ,k “ ’'“ ■'pr " uhprp ,w o Plan to be th e fir s t randid ate e r Slgnc Ann Anderson, of ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) showing a parking lot built sections of the base are di­ FEC official*, Including tile Altamonte Spring! Zoning F. Ilenham of Sanford also for governor to officially qual­ Scbring, and they reside in — Despite President John­ over Hock Hiver in the middle vided by a narrow section of R o a r d Chairman Edward ify. AH of hi* opponent* got the house where Butncr was Board to change the classifi­ served on the Jury. of Janeaville, WIs., with a hint son's economising, “not even Ball, wralked out of the meet­ cation from residential to Guantanamo Bay. Kirkland and Segal said that a political Houdini" could fi­ in ahead of him. born. to Sanford authorities that ing after a court reporter Cuban guards spotted the light commercial on properly Mc~o and "possibly other Jur­ Flva boy a who painted Kelly's plan* wa* grounded such a facility might be built three young swimmers soon located on Maitland Avenue ors" were prejudiced u a nance all th* programs hie smutty signs on Seminole wa* refused entrance. In Ocala and th* Lakeland over Lake Monroe. Mrs. Hurry after they struck out from the propoa.as b e t w e e n Grandview and result of an account of one administration Minutes later AaaL Labor Overman Home High School buildings last Daehn of Sanford, a former Cuban shore. The 15-year-old ■enator had to jum p Into an H o u s e Republican leader Pennsylvania Avenues. Secretary Jamea L. Reynolds day's court proceedings in an Clifton Overman, member weekend have been suspended automobile for the 160 mile Janesville resident, sent a clip­ was lucky and managed to Charles A. Halleck of Indiana from school for 10 days, ac­ held separata meetings with T ic petition, presented by area newspaper. of the Hoard of Aldermen, ping from The Herald to the make it unharmed through a drive to Tallahassee, getting said Monday right. Mrs. Mary J. Ilayncs of Co­ The circuit Judge said lie I s i t Casselberry, injured cording to Superintendent R. Ball and G. E. Lelghty, chief Janeaville Daily G arrtte and rain of rifle fire. Ills friends him here well after the other negotiating officer for 11 week in an automobile are!- m a, requeued the change for hsd grown up with Mem and T. Milwee. candidates started aigning up S a n f o r d received publicity were not. ■lent, was returned home this tlie soutli 10 feet of Ixit 10 added: "I know lie couldn't be ■it noon. Furthermore, Milwee said, non-operating union* which there. Tlie boy says it is impossi­ Two atand.lna for Kelly, morning front Winter Park and all of lads 11 and 12, influenced." the boya, all juveniles, have struck tha FEC 13 months • • • ble to get an education in Cas­ Monty Trainer, 2d, Key Weit, Memorial Hospital. Hu had Block F, Stuart's Subdivision. Kirkland replied: “ Y o u r been ordered to remove the ago. One loeul firm which now tro Cuba because there is More than 20 residents wero Honor, you have to dfvorre R e y n o l d s talked with Buffered shook, concussion, paint from tha buildings and unit former Univeralty of employs about 20 persons hsd to do other manual labor Lalghty for 10 minutes, than Florida football star Larry head injuries and facial cut* on hand at the hearing to pro­ ) ourself of a personal relat­ told E. 8. Douglass, director ionship and the law — he test the change. summoned Ball, who said: around the facility. Libertore. kept a night-long and bruise*. of the Seminole County Voca­ Mayor Lawrence Swofford wound up as foreman of (lie “Th* FEC haa nothing to Milwee reported the high vigil before the Serretary of An arrclcratcd program of tional School, that by 10(18 it Jury." presided as chairman. hide. If I meet with 3lr. school authorities have de­ State'* door, to cinch the num­ OK Center Paving planning Is on tlie agenda of expects to need at leust 125 Tlie defense counsel said cided not to press criminal I.eighty I want • court re­ ber one e|Kit for Kelly. When City Commisaion Monday employes. they were not aware of tlie Ihe seven-county East Central charges against the boys. porter there." the door opened, Libertore evening agreed to • $22,000 • • • Florida Regional Planning attempt to Influence Mrro un­ wes given a card bearing the utility and paving inatallatlon Council meeting Wednesday Last ysar South Seminole til the end of the tn al when Elementary School at Cassel­ J . L. Hobby, sheriff of I numeral *1” assuring Kelly at Sanford Shopping Center, they were Informed by State at the Mayfair Inn. Seminole County, was praised hv could qualify first. There Highway 17-92 and Onora Regular businesi will lie berry had a total of CTU stud­ Attorney Arthur L Steed. today for his co-oprralion in is no advantage to being first, Street, in exchange for an­ conducted in tlie morning with ent* enrolled. This figure In­ "We would have asked the apprehending fruit thieves In aside from |Hibilrity. nexation ef tlie property. tlie afternoon portion devoted cluded children from the Eng­ Bids for ronstrurtlon and court to rxruve this Juror had lo tlie planning program. a report presented to the lish Estates area. This year, we known," they said. paving of four Longwood board of directors of Florida The seven counties involv­ South Seminole Elementary, Cilrus Mutual by Lea Res Tlie defense also placed streets were awarded 3londay ed are Seminole, Volusia, exclusive of English Estates sengcr. director of tlie fruit heavy s i r e s * on an incident at niglit to Mid-State Contrac­ llrevard. Orange, Osceola, children, now has 028 stud­ protection division. tors. Inc., of Orlando at a Ihr start of the trial when William C. I’icrce, agriculture Lake and Indian River, ents. Now you tell us if South meeting of tlie City Council Besscnger said, “ It is be­ Representing Semtoole are Seminole Is growing. It's no cause of the knowledge and held especially for tills pur department attorney, declar­ County Commissioner Joho wonder school people have co-operation of officials like pose. Total roils of the work ed before tlie Jury tlust the Interested citizens "Department of Agriculture Alexander and Jam ea H. Van problems! were set at $13,379.30. Sheriff llobliy that the protec­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — Hoy. • e • has a vital interest in this "If I had taken a punch he Contracts call for the pav­ tion plan has been able to invited to Firms expecting to send County Commission Chair­ achieve such outstanding re­ Sen. l<ce Metcalf. (D-Mont.), wouldn't have been there," ing of Tulli* Avenue between case." delegates to Die meeting in­ thought the elevator operator said Metcalf. “ I can punch man Jam es P. Avery Jr. said sults. Grant Street and O le a n d e r!., . .. Organizational meeting in Die ok) Senile Office Build- hard enough for most of clude Martin-Orlando, Gen­ the other day he found a huge Street; Oak Street between 1 TODC CsIlH T h e f t "To date, more than 113 |ng v l l aw-fu|iy ,ioW moving these elevator operators.” eral Electric Company, Day­ amount of pornographic mate­ arrests for stealing citrus ! #nd Belter Avenue and Wildmere 1 Theft of a large quantity of b| m tona Beach; Radiation, Inc., klrtralf explained that he rial dumped very near a and committing other a ct.; rxac(1). ck. , r w||<t approached the elevator to Avenue nnd Seminole Avenue! gasoline from a school bus of West Palm Beach; Piper school bus stop in South Sem­ detrimental to the citrus injf anything, happened ride up to bla office on tlie anil Lind Avenue between 1pump at Lyman School, Long­ Aircraft Corporation, Radio inole. Ho said, “It wasn't ex- dustry have been made. One Highland Street and Lakeview wood. is being investigated during M etcalfs short ele­ fourth floor and found O'Neill Corporation of America, Pan a<tty smutty; it was down­ hundred and five of these In­ Drive. by the sheriff's office. Dep­ vator ride Monday. American, Boeing, Lockheed, hard at work on his studies. right filthy." The bids were awarded up­ uties report somrone smash­ vestigations and arrests have The operator, B e r n a r d Brown Engineering Corpor­ The operator, be said, was • • • on recommendation of A. K. ed tlie pump lock to gain ac­ been carried out by members O'Nicll, 21, a Georgetown Uni­ “ real slow getting into the ation, Southern Bell Tele­ Signs of tlie times—on the of the Central Intelligence versity Law student from elevator and 1 suggested he O'N'eall and Associates, con­ cess to the fuel. phone Company, Florida Gaa buck of a small compact car: Bureau." sulting engineer*. South Bend, Ind., claims Met­ move a little faster." Transmission Company and “Ouit honking! I'm pedaling Scavenger told the board he calf. a big. brawny man of The senator asked O'Neill Bitten By I)ojr Florida Power aind Light as fast as 1 run." believed that “ through the ef­ 33. tcok a swing al him, 8:00 P. M. February 19th, 1964 Jam es Hicks of 2421 Chase Company, Orlando UUUtlas Ids name. “ He laid he didn't Fire In Clouet forts of the fruit protection Metcalf denied i t City firemen were called to Ave. reported to city police Commission, Florida Power have to give me his name.” division, the CIB and tlie 32 Witnesses reported that Metcalf said, “ and I used an Apartment 17 in Castle Brew­ Monday night hi* son and an­ Corporation, Florida T a 1 a at County Court House Storm W arning MIAMI (LTD —The Weath­ sheriffs In the citrus produc vuien Metcalf left the elevator epithet he didn’t Uke." er Court 3lund*y at 7:39 p.m. other child in tiie neighbor­ phone Corporation, W l n i a r er Bureau issued a severe ing counties, we have been I a t the third floor of the bulldThe elevator stopped a t the when fire erupted la a utility hood were bitten by a stray P a r k Telephone Company, Uundcrstumi warning today ablc to prevent thousands o f 1ing, he walked out backward third floor, and the senator closet. Hie blaze was out on dog. Pollre notified the dog Seara Roebuck and Company. f.r a I parts uf Florida north ooxc* of fruit from bdug with his coat collar closer to emerged backwards before a their arrival and damage warden, J e r r y Tbotnp$oi), Montgomery - Ward, Jordan of Sarasota and Vcro Beach. I stolen to tDl*-" I his shoulders than his neck. , crowd ei curious onlooker*. was listed aa alight. whs i* investigating. kUrah. leap's and Flights To Gitmo Like 'Little Berlin' m w A ... This Is Where He Came In 'And The First Shall Be Last' FEC Hearing Collapses Altamonte Balks Zoning Change 5 Seminole High Boys Suspended Planning Group To Meet Here Citrus Mutual Praises Hobby \ Judge Orders Briefs In Lowdermilk Case Longwood Lets Paving Work Senator Backs Out If Not Down PUBLIC NOTICE SANFORD CHAMBER ol COMMERCE 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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H , 1 * 4 Geneva Farmer Wins Dairy Herd Citation Elbert Cam mack, owner of Fairgladex Jersey Dairy, Ge nevs, and Baker's Dairy, Sanford, have been cited for outstanding achievement In dairy herd production and ef< flclency, according to Cecil Tucker, county agricultural •gent. Falrglades Dairy was se lee ted the state winner In the efficient d a i r y production awards program for Dairy Herd Improvement Astoda tlon (DIIIA) members. Ba ker’s Dairy was named run ner-up In the state dairy herd management awards program for those dairies on a co-oper atlve record keeping system Legal Notice n t u b c m c v iT c o u n t o r TUB SISTM JV ntC liL CINc r r r . i s Also ro w sk m i . ISOLB CODSTV, FLORIDA, ns CBAWCBBT NO. IBM NINTH rKDKRAt, KAVIVOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW TOMC CITT, Plats tiff, B on sn T B. KURVIN and JESSIE S. KURVIN. hla wtf*. r>*(*n d »nU . r . H £ til r, NOTICE TO OKPBNO TOl ROOERT S. KURVIN n**ld*nc* Unknown TOO ARB HERKUT NOTI­ FIED that a «ult to forteloM a Mortaasa kaa baan Iliad against yon la lha aboaa Court by lbs above namod Plaintiff. Tho proparty aoucht to ba forselossd la aa followa: Lot II. LONODA1.R SUB. DIVISION, oceurdlne to Plat tbaraof aa racordad tn Plat Book IS. Pass II. •f Iba Publte Rscords of Saialaota County, Florida. TOU ABB REQUIRED to Die your Answer with tho Clerk of tba Court and to serve e copy apon the Plain* tiff** Attorneys, FREED A NA. THANSON. SIS South Washing, ton Avenue, Tltuevllle, Florida, not later than February I a, lis t. If you fall lo do oo, a decree pro confeooo will ho on. torod asalnst you for tho roHat demanded In tba Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and teal •f eald Court at Seminole Coanty, this Tth day of Jan•ary, 1114. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Cltrk or Circuit Coart By Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Law Office* FREED and NATTtANSOW Sta South Waahlnetoa Avenue Tltuavllla, Florida Publlali Jan. 1. IS, SI, IS, 1144. CDQ-tS IN THM CIRCUIT COURT OF T H B NINTH JUDIOIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND D m SEMINO LB COUNTY, FLO RID A. CMANCSSBT NOw 1 H M T1IB PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANT Plaintiff, ifE N R T MOSKOWITZ. at ua. D efendants. NOTICE OF SALB NOTICE IU llK R E I ir QTVP.N that oa lha 10th day of F abru ary, l i l t a t l l i t o A.M. a t tb a main d oor of the CourtIio u m o f Sem inole County, at Banlord, Florida, the underalsnad Clark w ill o ffe r for ■ale lo the klaheet and beet bidder for caeh the follow ing tfaacrlbad real p rop erly : Lota It. 10 and I0A. of B lock XI. or HANLANDO, TH E HUnUlin 1IKAUTIF U L Sanford Section, noeord ln s to Plat tbaraof so rooordod In Plat Hook I, p a ce 44, o f the Ihibllo Hecord s o f Sem inole County, F lorida. t o is llie r wltb all olrucluree, Improvemonta, fixture*, appllancee and appurlanancaa on tald land or uead la eon janstlon thorawltk. T b lo ealo la made pursuant t o final dacraa o f foraoloaura •nterad In Clianrary action No. IS U I now pending In the C ir­ cuit Court or and far Seminole County. Florida. D ATED TH IS S ilk day ef January, t i l l . (SE A L) A rthu r II. R eckw lth. Jr, Clerk o f tha Circuit Court lly : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES A ttorney* for P la in tiff SZX Keel c o n tr o l U ou levarl Orlando, Florida I’ uliIDh Jan. 10, i l l l . CDQ-101 other than DIIIA. Cammack received an em­ bossed plaque and a check as first place state winner In the large herd dlvlilon o f the efficient d a i r y production contest. The program Is directed by t h a Agricultural Extension Service. County winners sre selected in counties with DIIIA work and from these the state winners are selected by ■ committee comprised of agricultural extension agents, extension d a i r y specialists snd college dairy science de­ partment representatives. The 1963 selections were made In "large'' snd "sm all" herd divisions, all herds un­ der 100 being considered In the small herd division. The herds are scored on feeding practices, herd re­ placement program, h e r d health, usa o f records In herd management and the results secured as evidenced by the DIIIA record and business analysts data from farm sccounts. The latter gives evi­ dence o f a successful business operation. T l l f S C O M P A C T ntntion wagon was catimated a total loan by TroojHjr John McConnell following a collision Tuesday evening nt Grnpcville Avenue nnd 18th Street. The driver, Victoria Harrington, Negro, of 2205 Grapcvllle Avenue, suffered head and hip injuries. Anna Alexander, u passenger riding with her husbund, Eugene Alexander, Negroes, of 2712 West 23rd Street, suffered a broken arm und head injuries. The Harring­ ton woman was cited for failing to yield und having no valid driver’s license. (Herald Photo) VEGETABLE REPORT 2 5 ,0 0 0 A t G O P D inners Federal Stale Market Newa Servico Hanford Shipping point Informant*! for Jan. ao. All sales F.O.B. Precooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated. Sanford • Oviedo - Zellwood District: Party cloudy snd mild. Cabbage: demand g o o d , market firm. Domestic round type, 1H bu. crates, $1.75; so lb. sacks, $1.23 to $1.30, heat mostly $1.30, poorer, lower. Carrots: offerings light, de­ mand food , market about steady. Sacks, 461 lb. film pack. $2.33 to $2.60; 50 lb. sacks, loose, $1.30 to $1.73. Celery: demand fair, mar­ ket weaker. 16 tn. crates, Pas­ cal 2-2U dot.. $2.65; 3 dot., $2.50; 4 do*., $2.23;; 6 8 doi., $2.50; hearts, Him wrapped, 24 count, $3.23. Chinese Cabbage: offerings light. 1$ In. erstes, $1.50. Endive: offerings light. 1 1/1 bu. crates, $3.50. Escarole: offerings light. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3. Lettuce: offerings light, de­ mand fair, market about steady. Lceberg type, Wit crates, ordinary to fair qual­ ity, 24 count, $3 to $3.50. Onions, green; Crates, 3 doz. bunches, $3. Parsley: Crates, S doi., bunches, $2 to $2.50. Radishes: demand exceeds supply, market firm. Baskets, film packed, red, 304 ox., $1.50. Hastings Florida Dlalrlet: Party cloudy, windy and mild. Cabbage: demand fair to good, market ateedy to firm. Domestic round type, mostly fair quality, 1H bu. crates, $1.80; 50 lb. aacks, $1.23 to $1.33, mostly $1.25; poorer, lower. MOTH FOOD The larvae or the moth will eat fabrics containing wool, feathers, fur, hair and other animal fibers, but will not touch cotton, linen, nylon or other vegetable or synthetic fibers. WASHINGTON (U P D -R c publican contributors inspect­ ed a showcase o f presidential possibilities Wednesdsy night st a act o f dinners which grossed about $24 million for the 1964 GOP campaign. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, w ! k> Is In­ eligible for the Job, said he would bo glad to run as the vice presidential nominee on a ticket with any of the men who spoke. Richard M. Nixon, the 1960 candidate who presidential Booth To Head Study Of State Laws On Fraud TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Duval County Solicitor Ed­ ward Rooth will head up a statewide committee named by Atty. Gen. James Kynes to itudy Florida laws on frau­ dulent business schemes. Kynes saUl fraudulent busi­ ness practices are becoming an increasing problem in the state and laws needed to be strengthened. He called on all prosecuting attorneys Wed­ nesday to take part In the study. "W e must give constant at­ tention to keeping Die busi­ ness climate of Florida free from suspicion," the new at­ torney general said. Ireland Names U. S. Envoy DUBLIN, Ireland UPI) William Fay, Irelandi ambas­ sador to Canids since 1960, was appointed ambassador to Washington Wednesday night. Corurliu* Crcmin, a former ambassador to London snd Paris, was appointed Irish delegate to the United Na­ tions. could be renominated, said be was sure the 1964 nominee was among those who spoke Wednesday nighL Eisenhower and N i x o n , along with announced and prospective Republican pres­ idential candidates, address­ ed 25,000 Republicans who paid $100 a plate to attend dinners in 21 cities tied to­ gether by closed circuit tele­ vision. Those wlw spoke In this order were; Sen. Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky from Houston, Nixon from New York, Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ feller of New York from Los Angeles, Gov. William W. S c r a n t o n o f Pennsylvania from Indianapolis, Sen. Harry Goldwatrr of Arizona from Pittsburgh and Gov. George Romney of Michigan from Washington. Eisenhower followed these speakers with a proposal lor a “ United Statesmanship" for writing the 1964 Republican platform. Hr urged that Re­ publican expert* aet up for­ ums on a regional, state, county and precinct hatla to talk Issues to the voters. The ex-Presldent also rec­ ommended that GOP national headquarters set up a sug­ gestion renter to receive voter rommrnts on issues facing the country. From this effort, he aald, the Republicans could write a platform which would be "an expression of main­ stream thinking of an Inform­ ed people." Other speakers dealt more harshly with President John­ son. the presumed Democra­ tic nominee for next Novem­ ber. Nixon said the GOP could win this year by standing on principle on a great issue, "tho need for America to re­ gain Hie Inilative in the fight against world Communism." In every m ajor area of the world, he said, the cause of freedom "Is worse off today than it was four years ago." Goldwatcr t o o k another swing at the GOP liberal wing by laying that the party must give voters "a Republican choice . . . not an echo" of the Democrats in the 1964 election. But Scranton threw a soft Jab at the conservative wing by saying that the GOP had enjoyed its greatest success when it was not "standing as the negative party but by serving as the party of posi­ tive action." Seminole County PTA Council To Host District Meeting PALM S P R I N G S , Calif. (U PI)—Alan Ladd, the tightlipped, scrappy little hero of more than 40 movies, is dead at the age of 50 of an ap­ parent heart attack. The blond film star died in his sleep at his home here Wednesday. An autopsy was scheduled for today by the Riverside! County coroner's office, but I Dr. Joseph Sage said death was probably due to heart' A 1 /C WILLIE Martin, son o f Mr. und Mrs. seizure. Willie W. Martin of The actor's body was dtsNorth Orlando, is ex­ covcrcd at 3:30 p.m. by his a c te d home the week butler, Wendell Tyler, who o f Feb. 10 on n 30-day telephoned for help from the leave. Martin, 23 years manager of a hardware store old, has lived in Semi­ here owned by I-arld. His nole County (dure hi* wile and chiklrrn were at the third year o f school family home in llolmby llills. and attended Lyman a fashionable l/is Angeles Hit'll. For the past 18 suburb. months he has been A family spokesman said ptutioned in Guam at funeral services will be held Anderson Air F o r c o Saturday at the Church of IJnse. After leave he the Recessional In . Forest will report for duty in Lawn. Little Hock, Ark. In addition to his widow, the former Sue Carol, Ladd is survived by a son. Alan| Jr., by a previous marriage; Carol L e e , Mrs. Ladd's daughter by a previous mar­ riage; and Hie couple's daugh­ ter, Alana, and son. David. A square dance class for A shy, mild-mannered man beginners will open Feb. 12 olf-screcn, Ladd portrayed under the sponsorship of the strong, silent typea in movies, city recreation department the latest of which was "The and the Starlight PromenadCarpetbaggers," to be releas­ ers Square Dance Club at the ed later this year. Civic Center. Classes will be held at 7 Dance Set Seminole High School stu­ p.m. each Wednesday under dents will be guests of the the instruction of Chuck Du­ Glee Club at a dance Feb. 15 rant. in the student lounge. Theme for the affair will be "Garden Keep razor lilacs used to cut of Stars." Muxlc will be pre­ sented by the Temptations, thread in an empty metal as­ along with special entertain­ pirin box in your sewing bask­ et ment. Square Dance Class Slated By Julia Barioa |where Instructions can be rePlans for the Seminole reived on providing better County PTA Council to h<>»t a communication between the meeting of the Fifth District school and the parent. Day to I T A Councils were made at , i t . __i „ , , day problems arising in the the Jan. 9 executive board ; ’ * meeting of the local group school and advantages of PTA with Philip Simpson, president , j also will be discussed at tha presiding. institute. The district meeting will lie The next executive hoard held on March 2, place and meeting o f the county council time to be announced. will be held ut 9:30 a. m. on The regulnr meeting of Hie Feb. 13 at the Altamonte Ele­ council was held on Jan. 16 at mentary School. The next reg9:30 a. m. at South Seminole ular meeting is scheduled nt Junior High School with Vice 9:30 a. m. on Feb. 20. also in Schools represented were] Altamonte, siding in the absence o f Simp­ son. Ion some material being us* 0 0 South Seminole Junior High, Pinccrcst Elementary, Lyman High. Altamonte Elementary nnd Hear Lake Elementary. It was requested that each school appoint a delegate to on your old attend ths summer Institute $ 50 TRADE-IN FURNACE Board Approves Smoking Report wi t h purchnne of a new JACKSONVILLE — T h e Florid* Chiropractic Associa­ tion's board of directors Fri­ day announced full support of the government’s report branding heavy cigarct smok­ ing as a health hazard and major cause of lung cancer. Dr. Carl F. Rosselaod. president o f the 550-man statewide organization, point­ ed out that FCA member* have recommended for years that their patients not smoke. The chiropractors apparent­ ly are setting an example for their patients. Dr. Rosseland reported that a recent survey showed that leas than 30 per rent of Florida's chiroprac­ tors use tobacco, in any form. CHRYSLER AIR T EM P — FROM — Southern Air STOP RY OR C A L L — F A 2-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 2513 PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA. IMP. SCOTCH IM PORTED SC O TC H RED LABEL Rrg. 7.13 — 63.93 Case O LD PARR 539 86- Rrg. 7.15 — 68.93 Case 5.99 Bourbon Supreme 1ILKND Old Thompson h a rred O ak O U H 0 |K* s ,r - j J B R U G A L RUM 33.75 CASK OF 13 3 ™ * 8 95 100% GRAIN POPOV V O D K A By The Mukern Of Smirnoff Reg. 4.50 — 32.73 Case STRAIGHT BOURBON Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason A B C Is The South's Largest Liquor Dealer gjgl Antique STR. KY. BOURBON Reg. 8.13 — 41.93 Case 3 ^ 10 | LIQ U O R FO R LESS| CANADIAN DELUXE IMP. SCOTCH ^ W J IN V E R NOBODY BUI N O B O D Y SILLS WHI S KEY i F O R ^ REG. S.95 $^ 59 HO USE * 3 5th 42.93 CASK 1 L E S S SO U T H E R N REG. 8.63 6 Y r. Canadian W hisky Now A Fine 6 Year Canadian Whisky At The Pupular American Blend Price REG. 6.75 — 47.88 CASE 3.99 COM FORT 100* L IQ U E U R ■ *5 th 39.88 CASE 8ft* 11LEND Everybody w ho wants aWildcat, please stand up. Everybody w ho wants a Skylark, please stand up. Everybody w ho wants a Riviera, please stand up. Now that everybody's standing, let's all go to the Ruick Sports Car Rally. Seagram O LD CROW 8TR. KY. n o Ult IION J IM BEAM Reg. $.26 — 41.75 Case * 1 0 Really ABC KENTUCKY settle for a two-sealer. A finely tuned production 340 hp Wildcat with a skilled driver scored the highest miles per gallon In the economy test of C lassI-h igh performance V-8's—el the Pure Oil Performance Trials at Daytona Beech, Florida. (So who’a surprised? Not Wildcat owners.) $ 0 VOWLOCALMfTNOtlKI) UNCI DEALER. AUTMORtZCDMNCX DEALERS INHUS AREA: SILL H EM P H ILL M O T O R S, INC.30IW.HMSI. S 7 YR. STR. KY. IIRI1. HARRED O A K 7 CROWN STR. KY. BOURBON It would ba a sham* to waste this chanee to drive one o f Bulck's lively sport models, wouldn't It? Especially consid­ ering your Buick dealer's so d oes, and the price Is so nice. That's what tha Sporta Car Rally la all about And thay're all luxurious enough to make you wonder why anybody'd OLD STAGGI QUARTS S T R A IG H T BOURBON Personally te*ted and •elected by our o*n experts In Ky. We guarantee this superb rhlskey te be the ligbteet bourbon la the world. REG. S.66 VALUE 3.59 9 YIL STR. HUB. J>chenleq PARK & TILFORD G IN or V O D K A RESERVE I1LENI) REG. 1.99 *3.99 3 * s | 0 FULL Q U A R T 41.95 CASE OF 12 FULL CASE BEER Old German •» JQ Goebel’s 3.79 21-12 nr Cans ABC 3.89 Cans K“*2.99 Case 21 12 or. plus drp. OLD LOG ■C AB IN $ 39< DAY ^ 0 N IT I O P IN IN G A •»N. |* b( ' t *•, | St A i,l A M V O C a n a d i a n Cl UB C u l l i Sa a k T il Vltb A C L O S IN G RESERVE BI.ENI) 39t V b *». 3.- AN N' >|fe • ,» * IN AM Ot O ' a u o * Ol O C»x a n (> D a d ^ bi ALK (j A Ml I I Ml $ U ) L/F» I r-A 4 V. j— 9 5th K Ng G k iI n SrZED S rZ E D H I- B A L L « or V )N 100* BONDED BOURBON ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE C O R B Y HOME OF TTH HE 21-12 0* Cans 8TR. KY. BOURDON REG. 4.90 3~*9»5 �3 * > * • * '* * # (0 0 Members of the Seminole County Board of Public Inatruction made an inspection o f the new English Estates School this afternoon. John Burton IV, architect, said that no decision has been made yet as to the school's opening date. • • • w CC P resid en t, County Chairm an A sk Action J Z ip C ode 32771 VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MRS. KUI.A McClelland, owner and operator of otto of Sanford's "biggest little" businesses, re­ ceives Visit-Seminole County automobile tag from Charlie Robinson (right) and Robert T. Hessercr, of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee. Mrs. Mc­ Clelland operates the concession stand at the City of Sanford Zoo. C. Of C. Membership Drive Opens Tuesday Annual memhcr.hip drive I several years for the drive of the Seminole C o u n t y proved so successful, accord­ Chamber of Commerce will ing to John Kridcr, Chamber be launched with a kick-off manager, that again the drive breakfast at 8 a.in. Tuesday will be concentrated in a oneat the Sanford Civic Center. day effort. Etch team will consist of Co-chairmen in chargo arc Robert T. Hessercr, Charles a captain and live workers. Each worker will he given Robinson, Arthur Beckwith Burnup and Sima, a heavy only four names of prosperconstruction lirm here In Jr. and .Richard .McCItma.. tivi ' i vmbvfS ‘ T IL : irflflbV Plan used during kite last o f earli t'*ani 'to be success­ Sanford, la proud of its beau­ tiful lawn and pansies. And, ful Tuesday In completing his they claim they're the only allotted vails will receive a business house or organiza­ savin :s ond. Also, the cap­ tion in Sanford that raises a tain of t 'c train bringing in "fresh " U. S. flag each morn­ the most nirmlicrshipi will George Washington Mar­ ing. How about that! It's a receive .< sav.ngs bond. shall, Sanford Naval Atr Sta­ fact that quite often many Members of the team bring tion, was charged with fail­ flags become (rayed hut for ing in the greatest number of ure to yield the right of way some reason they’re not re­ memberships and their wives by Sanford police Thursday placed. Glad this firm docs. will Ik- guests at a steak cook when hit 1953 A i m was . . . out. struck at tlte in fle c t io n of Heard about the Heart Fund French Avc. and Ninth St. Hootenanny? One last re­ Marshall's car was hit by minder. It'll be at the Orlanan auto driven by Robert E. do-Seminolc Fronton Sunday McCaliister of Oviedo. Dam­ afternoon. Don't miss it! The ages to MeCalllster’ s ear was talent will be outstanding. Willi* peacock, formerly estimated at $ 100. Marshall's • • a car sustained approximately with Florida State Bank here, Cami Ilruce >a>s the voter $500 in damages. No injuries- has been named president of registratiun books will be were reported. tlie IR-Sota National Bank. open from 9 until 5 p.m., Mon­ Arcadia, it was learned here day through Friday, at the today. Both banks are part of Registration office on the Policeman 111 the McNully bank chain. ground floor of the Court­ I’ carork joined Ihc local Herman Harriett, member house. Books will cluse on of the Sanford police Depart­ bank as a bookkeeper in UMS Apr. 4. Why not register now? ment, was admitted to Semi­ and moved up to rashier be­ . . . nole Memorial Hospital this fore being transferred in May By the way, if perchance morning Harriett, a Sanford 1937 In the Arcadia hank as you're an alien and you have. police officer for the past 19 vice president. He was named n’ t registered you'd bettor get years, is reported to have ixcrutivc vice president there to tile nearest post ofticc be­ pneumonia. in 19<i). fore it closes tliis afternoon. If you don't, serious penalties eould be imposed upon you • • • Driver Charged In Accident (0 Peacock Named Bank President (0 * F W m 0 * Here's one of Florida's new i trafiic laws to wliieh most people are giving little atten­ tion. Hie law elearly states that you must use full head-1 lights while driving during I twilight, smoke, fog, rain nr at night. During our last rain­ storm less than half the motorists complied with the law. Worse jet, most of tlicm used parking lights. Traffic officers say that parking I lights must not be used ex -1 erpt when the vehicle is, parked. Tint's why they call 'em parking lights! And while we’ re on econ­ omies, Florida remained loth in nation in income per peraon during 1903. There was a gain, however, of 4.4 per cent. U. S. citizens earn an average of 13,338 per person. Floridians earn an average of $2,048 per person. Orange Coun­ ty has tlte highest average income, Broward the lowest. • • • Let's all go for the metro­ politan phone sjstem! — The d o c k Winder FRI., JANUARY 81, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 116 Bryant Delays Decision On University Siie Cliff McKihbin. chairman of the metro phone system com­ mittee of the Chamber of Commerce, says that less than 3,000 ••votes'* are In from Sanford area subscrib­ ers. A favorable vote on the system will mean that all of Seminole County will hr on « single, toll-free system. Let's dial Metro! • • • • It wai Perry Cameron and not John Cameron who pass­ ed along the information that fish won't bite when cattle along the St. Johns arc laying down and not eating. As a matter of fact, Perry opined that Thursday afternoon the cattle ate between 3:30 and 4:30 and they'll cat again to­ day from 4:40 until 3:30. Per­ ry states the fish will be bit­ ing during that time. Camrron says that all animal life feed* according to the moon. . . . > WEATHER: Mostly cloudy today, Saturday; possible showers Saturday; high today mid 70s; low tonight high 50s. If you're in the southern section of the county, watch nut! We hear that a large number of Lyman High stu­ dents are coming down with measles. • • • Bay Green, Florida's comp­ troller, h a s complimented County Clerk Art Beckwith on his record-breaking amount o f excess fees. In W«2 Beck­ with returned over S20.000 in excess fees to tho County Commission. During 19C3 he returned more than $30,000 and his office ranked ninth in the state. • • • * Seminole Leaders Call For Port Authority TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant does not want the State Cabinet to take final action on a proposed new university site until he hears what probably will be a pica from Brevard County officials for an alternate site. (Seminole County leaders for the proposed university have derided to adopt a "wait and sec" attitude, according to Douglas Stcnstrom, chair­ man of the Chamber of Com­ merce university site com mittcc.) The Governor told his news conference Thursday that in | addition to the request for a conference from State Rep. TERRY JEAN Rock, who will Iso 16 month* old James Pruitt, of Brevard, Sumlny, pitched in Thtiradny evening and helped soil soundings at the Adamiteher parents, Mr. and Mr*. William A. Reek, pitlsei site near the Orange-Scmlieity chairmen, and nil other "counters” of re­ Inole County line must be ceipt* in the Mothers’ March of Dime*, which completed. yielded ntoro than $200 over the 1962 Mother*’ Tho Governor said he is March. (Herald Photo) waiting to hear from Pruitt again before setting a place and date for a meeting with a Brevard delegation on the university site matter. Bre­ vard has hern plugging for a location closer to Cape Ken­ nedy. J. Broward Culpepper, ex­ ecutive director of the Stale Board of Control which has WASHINGTON (UPI) — ministration and already part recommended the Adainueci way through the congression­ site for the new east-ecntral President Johnson todsy sent al mill, inducted programs for Florida s |>a c e institution, Congress a special farm mes­ wheat, cotton, milk, augar, wants the Cabinet Board of sage coupling new agricul­ and potatoes. Education to consider the tural program* with a cityHie President said tho new recommendation at Us Toe*. flavcflu piupjtit! * * ludy the cotton plan, which he framed da> itiectlng. growing -economic power of in broad, general terms to al­ low room for congressional supermarket chains. Johnson’s shopping list of compromising, should make market prices more enmpetifarm proposals, some carried tivc with other fillers. over from Ihc Kennedy adTlie wheat plan on which Farm Message Asks Study Of Marketing Casselberry Horse Track Sale Pending w w a B R IEFS llj Jane Casselberry Clyde Hart, director of Seminole Pari. Raceway, anF l 'C C / O nounicd today that negotia­ GENEVA (U P I)—The Unittion* nro under way to sell rd States proposed fortnalyl tothe racing plant to a group freezo on o f Jacksonville businessmen lay . . . an East-West , headed by Dallas I* Thomas, “ ml to ■‘ MP Jacksonville city com m ission.;;h" »Pir«llng arms race. er, whose hobby it raising ami vt \ rppv LM ,.m racing quarter holies. 1 11111 The pari-mutuel t r a c k , LONDON (U P I)— Member* which opened last year under j Il,p ^orth Atlantic Treaty adverse conditions, had been Organization ( NATO) appearreported to be in financial dif- ed di tci milled today to ignore a Soviet threat and go ahead fieultirs this season. They are now In the pro­ with pluns to send a military cess of getting together ere- peace force to Cyprus. diters. Stockholders, the fed- p n ' t l i f i n n Li l t end government and others. '-'O il 11L1U 11 «J(JL) involved so Unit the trunsarWASHINGTON ( UPI ) — tion can lie completed without Southern Democrats turned to too much delay in opening j Republican old guard to lay for aid in their House the raring season. Tilt) season was scheduled fight to mollify the strongest to open today mid, unable to civil light* hill xhuc the Urmeet ltd* date, llin new own­ luiudrurtion Era. ers tuivc been striving to epen .« ... during tlie first t » o week* in i S t l L l t IH.M S \\ 111 llh February. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Thorium promised the group Sen. George A. Smuttier*, Ito f horsemen that rucing wilt Fla., wurned today that tlie start by Fell. 14. The date is untiim's economic recovery is subject to approval by tlie roiiiinuitig on "borrowed llmo" Slate Racing Commission. An us long ns action is postponed rffort also wit he made to on the lll. fi bililon tax cut have the season extended un­ hill. til April 13. Thomas said tliMt the new (‘ Interference’ management would continue JACKSONVILLE ( UPI) — the eambination o f hanu-s* Vice President W. L. •Thorn­ horse and quartrrhorae races. ton nl the Florida East Coast liuilwuy charged Thursday night the U. X government en­ The Seminole County sher­ dangered the frra enterprise iff's office said today Dial svstriii by its interference in several more romplaluts had a strike against the railroad. been received from county WASHINGTON (UPI) - An residents who reported they unidentliied Latin American Widow Testifies had been charged exorbitant JACKSON, Misa. (U PI) _ rates for pumping and clean­ diplomat, expressing doubts over Panama's intention to Mr*. Medgar Ever* testified in ing septic tanks. charge tlie United States with a calm voire before a murder Sheriff J. L. Hubby this aggression In Ihc Canal Zone trial jury toduy about the morning issued a warning to night of June It, 1903, when residents and urged that those riots: "We will be placing on (ho she heard a "big blast" and persons needing septic tank dock as culprit o f aggression went to th* door of her hom* work be certain they are no less tiian the leader of the to find her civil rights leader dealing with established and husband lying dead. free world." properly licensed firms. j j 0 ... Johnson asked "prompt acthin," is designed to head off a lino tnillion-$7uo million drop in grower income this jea r by offering higher price supports to itroducen who voluntarily curb output. The wide-ranging message alto called for fresh ateps to attack poverty In rural areas, action to broaden food aid to tho needy, and a five-year extension of tlie decade old Food For Peace program. In one of tho few real sur­ prises In Ihc message, John­ son said there was "pressing nerd" for a In-partisan com ­ mission lo study revolution­ ary changes which have been sweeping the food marketing system. •Che President said one of every two dollars spent for groceries now goes lo fewer Ilian too corporate, voluntary, or cooperative chains. Not enough is known alxmt the effret* of this "greatly Increas­ ed concentration of power" or ahnul changes including contract farming and vertical integration of production and marketing. In- .iilded "I urge that the Congress establish a hi-partisan com ­ mission to study and appraise these changes, so that farm­ ers and business people may make appropriate a d j u s t ­ ments and our government may properly discharge lla icsponxibility to consumer*," Johnson said. New Warning On Septic Tanks CLERGY WEEK. Feb. 2-8. ha* been ixoduimed by Mayor A. L. Wilson (center) in co-operation with Civitans anil Civitan International, who annually set* aside one week "to honor those who Five their live* in unselfish dedication to the g r e a t e s t fritulom—the right to worship God a* conscience dictates.” Witnessing signing of the proclamation arc Charles C. Kampf, Civitan president, anti Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr., president o f the Sanford Area Minis­ terial Association. (Herald Photo) Panama's Case In Nutshell Immediate need for the ap­ pointment of a Sanford Port Authority to bring about the earljr establishment o f th* long planned port terminal for the City of Sanford was cited at a meeting of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce board o f director* Thursday evening at tho Civic Center. Karlyle llousholdcr, in Ids fnat session a» Chamber pres­ ident, said he would promptly name * committee to review applicable laws already on the hooks nml previous pluns dis­ cussed by an earlier port com­ mittee. "In view of the proposed St. Johns-lndian River Canal, now ill the first stages o f fruition," llousholdcr stated, "it is of prime Importance ttint vve get this Port Authority artivntrd and into operation its soon ns possible. “ As president of the Chinntier." he added, "1 pledge the fullest ro-opcratlon o f our group with the Sanford City Commission and the Seminole County Commission.” (It has long been held by nrea leaders that, while prim­ arily a ‘‘Sanford Port Author­ ity," it should tie a joint pro­ motion by the City and Coun­ ty, since the entlro nrru, evrn including G r e a t e r Orlando, will benefit from increased water traffic with tho opening of the St. Juhna River from Jacksonville through laike Monroe to a point in Die vicin­ ity o f Oak Hill on the Indian River.) The call for the establish­ ment o f a Port Authority was voiced at Thursday evening’s Chamber session by James P. Avery Jr., chairman o f the Seminole County Commission, "in response to a plea by Mr. llousholdcr lor suggestion* to all Chumber members to help Seminole County." Avery quoted, "Ask and ye shall rrreivr." He ronlinucd, "I cannot urge too strongly the appointment of a Sanford City Port Authority. Tho County Commission realizes fully a |Kirt authority Is a gov­ ernmental function that wilt opt-into under necessary leg­ islative uctlon. "It is a highly complex and complicated project that will require many hour* of study. It will lieeome a reality only should n hard working, dedi­ cated conimittco sponsored by the Chamber of Cummcrc* bring forth a package plan that ran he presented to our legialativo delegation a n d In-aring tho approval o f uur county's leaders.” Justifying his rvmaiks, Av­ ery stated, "The chairman of your industrial committee, Scott Burns, and your mutinger, John Krider, are in a posi­ tion to rcaliza the uigent need to commence planning NOW. Consult with them and listen Vietnamese Push Halted By Coup XAIGON, South Viet Nain (UI*I) — The lightning roup that deponed the military junta of Mnj. Gen. Duong Van Minli Thursday forced Die cancella­ tion of u major Vielimuiese drive iigainst the Communist guerrillas, military sources said today. Tlie sourres said It was too early to ussess how MuJ. Gen. Nguyen Khunh's liloudh-s* seizin u of |Miwer will affect the bitter guerrilla war. Hut some U. 8 . observers serving with the Vietnamese army were said tu have licen distui hi'd because Thursday's political moves Interfered with un important military opera­ tion. Khauh, a 3fi-ycar-old U. S.traiued officer known as a firm anti-Communist, said h* overthrew the Junta after only thiee months of power to keep South Viet Nam from going neutralist. Ha indicated Bums of the arested junta generals had been plotting with French agents here to push this country into a neutralist position. to them. Seminole County hus repeatedly Ignored its single, biggest asset— the river and lakefront. Can wre afford to continue with this attitude? it* potential o f becoming a great water commerce center is recognized everywhere in the state except hero at horn*. Let iis awaken and open our eyes!" Avrrj'. in an earlier session Thursday with Krider, Bums, the County Commission and Die Chamber industrial com­ mittee, hud discussed the eco­ nomic advantages o f moving freight by water by citing tho example that a farm tractor manufactured in Knglnml could be shipped by water through the I’ nnnma Canal and unload­ ed in San Francisco at a much lower rnte than shipping the snniu tractor by other trnn*|iort from Detroit to San Francisco. A Chamber o f Commerce port committee did operate through 19(13 and on Oct. 39, 19*12, signed a contract for n |H.rt feasibility study witli Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Jacksonville engineers. An ap­ plication for a $ 10,000 loan for the engineering study vvnn made with the U. X. Housing and Home Finnnco Agency on Jun. 8, 1903, and this hinges on the government's demand for repayment o f a loan o f $7,900 made to Xanford In 1949 for a srvvngo disposal plank engineering study. New Arrivals Introduced At Coffee Club Knrlyle Hounholder Paul R. Gielow Dies Of Attack I’aul Russell Gielow. 49, brother of Wallrr A. Gielow, publisher of The Sanford Her­ ald. died unexpectedly nf a heart attark at 9 this morning at his home in Vent Beach. A native of Michigan City, Ind., Mr. Gielow operated a resort-type restaurant at Vero Reach. Surviving aro Ills wife, Mrs. Bcalrlcc Gielow; three chil­ dren, Russell, Ranald and Janet Gielow; three listers, Mrs. Florence Jenssen, Sunland, Calif.; Miss Freida Gie­ low, Soulli Itend, Ind., and Mrs. Ruth Weiss, Fort Walton Beach, and two brothers, Har­ ry, of SouUt Bend, and Walter A. Gielow, of Sanford. 4 Youths Held Four youngsters were ap­ prehended by sheriff's depu­ ties Thursday night at the .SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. They wero charged with tho theft of gasoline and hubcaps. J A number of new addlHoni to tlte business and profess­ ional ranks of Sanford and Seminole County were intro­ duced to tho activitiea o f the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Thursday at th* Coffee Club meeting at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. Host at the meeting w ai the hospital'* administrator, Robert Besserer, in the newly completed employes dinlnf room. Among t h o s e Introduced were Dr. Willis m L. Womble, Dr. Kenneth Wing, Maj. B. T. Chen, new commandant of the Marina Barracks at Sanford Naval Air Station; BUI Motzenbaum, manager of Alix of Hanford; A. Lawrence BerBcrlck, executive assistant manager of Mayfair lna; Mrs. Mildred Stamper, wh* recently opened MiUlc'a Fash­ ions; Rev. John T. Adams, o f First Methodist Church, and Bert Brown, of Church of Christ. Guests of the Coffee Club were James Avery, chairman of the Board of County Com­ missioners; A. L. Wilson, San­ ford mayor; State Rep. S. J, Davis; Karlyle llousholdcr, 1084 president of the Chamber of Commerce, and Cliffurd McKihbin. a Chamber mem­ ber who explained the advan­ tages of Dm proposed metro­ politan telephone aystem. The club announced that It* February meeting would be un Die 27th at Ihc Agricultural Experiment Station farm. "-■sooacesacecBOBM ■-■=*csc*aa^a '-••'Me* Cocktails arc always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly C A R IB E LO U N G E . ( yv Enjoy . . . { “M U SIC O N T H E HOUSE” Every Friday Night Compliment* o f (ho Management • PACKAGE GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES Attend The Heart Fund Hootenanny At 2:30 Sunday At The Jai Alai �J ffr Rev. Iw ttr i firxIB Grover Pago 2—Trl. Jan. 81, *84 Sewell Problems, But Promise 1 ( This seems to b« the » rc o f problem*. Alinoit every­ where we turn there ere very complicated decision* to make end much depend* on them. Perhap* aome o f the decision* that have to he made may not look ao treat to many people but large numbers of them do affect many othera and ourselves in a vital way. One man related his exper­ ience which could be that of many people o f our time. lie •poke o f his Insomnia and how he had the constant sense o f fatigue, the ever present tendency to Irritation, the problem o f an unrefreshed Blind, and many other ten­ sion producing factors in his life. As time went on hia re­ sistance wore o ff and every act became a burden. Any ob­ ligation was too much. Suicide seemed to be the way out un­ til-be found that there was a way out in God. Ths troublesome times we expariance seem to be uni­ versal today and this is a sad predicament in which people find themselves. It seems to Bie that it Is particularly sail when we realise how unneeasary this la. We hear o f our civilisation perishing and yet the way to keep going to a higher and higher atate o f the good life was announced near­ ly 2,000 years ago, In most clear terms, by our Lord. l b s promise that Ood has given us is moat real and easy to understand. It ia so much so that the only reason fo r the failure o f its communica­ tion must be the blinding cur­ tain o f Satan himself. God has given us so much promise tn Himself and His purpose fo r our lives. Ho has demongtrsted His loving care in many ways and with the teachings that can help us out o f our darkness into the light- Sanford WSCS Sets Meeting {{ ! The WSCS o f First Metho­ dist Church o f Sanford will bold its regular monthly busi­ ness and program meeting at •itB a.m. next Tuesday at the church. The executive com­ mittee meeting will be held at • a.m. The program, the first in a aeries in the mission study, "The Christian Mission in Southern Asia," will be pre­ sented under direction o f Mrs. R. U. Hutchison. Mrs. M. 1). Smith will review the b ook, "Christian Issues in Southern A sia," by P. D. Devanandan. There will be a tea follow­ ing the program. Invitation to attend is extended to all ladles o f the church. The second study session will bo conducted on Thurs­ day, Fob. 18. M eet Postponed The regular monthly meet' Ing o f the Ladles Auxiliary of the First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood, which was scheduled for Monday evening, has been postponed until Feb. 10 in order not to conflict with the Revival pre­ sently being conducted at the church. Christ taught us, along with His disciples, when Ho uttered the words that clearly outlined the way that works. How necessary it is that we know what he said and yet we find that there is an abys­ mal Ignorance o f the words of the Lord concerning the way of the Christian. He gave us promise by tell­ ing the meaning o f life which is always founded on God's purpose. As one reads Ths Rermon on the Mount he realises afresh that the fu ­ ture of our civilisation de­ pends not on the materialism that we exhort so much but on the teachings of the One who should be not only called Lord, but also followed as such. The example that He gave us Is so important, too. When we look at Jesus we see not only God, but the Standard for the good life. We look at Christ and we so* God’s love, we see His truth, His purity, His compassion, His way of life with promise. The most important thing one can ever do is to take the leap o f faith In God. We take such a leap as we trust Him fo r all realms o f life. When we enter an airplane we trust our lives to the pilot. O f course, we do not ask his picture, his health certificate, or his flying record before wa trust ourselves to him. Wo simply recognise the fact that others have trusted themselves to him and there­ fore we respect the fact that ho ean fly ths plane. To be sure there are some who say that they wouldn't trust him at all, or any other pilot as far as that is concerned, but we know that many have ex­ perienced his competence so we can, too. Certainly we can take the leap of faith with God. We can know Ilia power to bear us up sad eat us down. We can see dearly that in Him there is promise fo r this world and eternity. There are many problems in our world today but there la so much promise If we recog­ nise that God is Still God and that He does reign. Our hearts will never be at rest and our lives secure until we find ourselves one with Him. , ^ /. a ,- w k V 1 a• iiai Jr v ■w L ? H fi* THE FILM, “The Tony Fontana Story,” firat Christian dramatic mu­ sical ever produced, will be ahown at San­ ford Christian Youth Rally Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. in Seminole High School auditorium. Tiio 79minute production, in full color, relutea the ntory o f the noted ainger'a conversion to Christianity. Church Begins Construction By D ooms Estes committee, who are supervis-l Woodruff and Charles PasterThe first major construction Ing construction are Charles |nack. on Longwood's Christ Epis­ copal Church since K was built in 18M began this week with a total cost of improve­ ments estimated at $13,000. The project, which has been In the planning stales for some months, will Include ad­ dition* increasing the width of the church by 24 feet, with space set aside for a small room tor a Sacristy snd Choir Room, a new foundation and flooring and a heating and air conditioning plant. The church also will be completely insul­ ated. Sealing capacity will be In­ creased to ISO persons. Plans for the additions were drawn by Robert Hammond of longwood, Junior warden of the church and contractor LONGWOOD'S Christ Episcopal Church ia pic­ U A. B. Williams of Winter tured in the above drawing aa it will appear Park. when additions now under conotruction are com­ Members of the building pleted. Theae are the first major additions to be made since the church Free Methodist To Recognize Servicemen Free Methodist Church of Sanford will observe Service­ men's Sunday this week at regular worship services, Rev. Eugene Sheldon, pastor of the church, announced to­ day. The local church, which la cooperating with othera throughout the United States and Canada in honoring Its young people who are in the armed forces, will be recog­ nising snvo Edwin Lockett o f New York, N. Y., and A/3 Eddie Newsom of Abilene, Tex. This special occasion la sponsored annually by the Servicemen's Department of the Free Methodist Church of which Rev. Robert A. Cran­ dall is director. Through this department, c h u r e h and youth literature Is lent to service personnel who wish to receive It. Each year thousands o f pieces of print­ ed literature - are mailed, birthday greetings are sent to those whose birthday* are known and aeaaonal greetings are mailed to all on the ma­ ter. In addition, hundred* of personal letter* of couael and encouragement are written by the Servicemen's Director. KC Council Initiates Members St. Richard Council 535T, Knights of Columbus, Sinford, held a first degree exempli­ fication Tuesday night at the KC Hall on Oak Avenue. Candidates Initiated into the first degree were Rev. Fr. Ralph L. Kaiser, John C. Corso, Joseph J. Falgiooe, Jerry J. FartUa, Dr. Frank P. Leone and Lenox E. Fay. Re-obllgation into the K of C as third degree members was conducted for Harold Sebolck a n d William T. Joyc*. Refreshments were served to all candidates and mem bers prior to ths degree. Circle To Meet The Sunshine Circle o f the Casselberry Community Mathodist Church WSC8 will meet from 9 a.m. until M a.m. on Tuesday at tbs boms o f Mrs. I. G. Reuter, 326 Pinay Rldga Road, Casselberry. MLDOCR SP R IN G ! BAPTIST Old Or Ion* a R d. a t H ooter A t *. B. Hamilton G riffin _ Pastor C en t** T ib s* Kiwi fl. L. M sthtw a P a llo r Sunday Bohool —— 0:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp 11:40 a. re. sE n v tcsa Sa t u r d a y — Bsbbath School ____ 1:1* a. m. T rain in g Union _ 0:10 p. m. Worship B trrlc* _ 11:00 a. m. Evening W orahlp _ 7:41 p- m. WednMiIay N ight I’ r s r t r Service __ 1:10 p. m. “ We Jtav# Thl* H op*4 radio JORDAN MISSIONARY m stssa o oseh Bandsv *. m. BAPTIST CHURCH at 1:11 o v sr W T n n a t 1400 T em porarily sarfOlag at ob you r radio dial xaaa Park A .m o * Sanford, PlarU n Sunday School ___ 10:00 a. m. M orning W orship 11:00 a. tn. * Alliance Blbl* Htudy (Sunday) 7i0* p.m. E ra n gellttle Service 7:00 pm . o iin ir r iA X m is s io n a r y W sd. P ra y tr M tst 7:00 p re. A I.M A M 'S: CHURCH Blit Btophtnt ________ Pastor 1*01 Park A s*, at 141b at. A Cordial W olcom * to All IItv. C. C. Dsos, Jr. _ Pastor Sunday B o h o o l ____ t:4S a. m. W orship Btrvlco 11:00 a. m. Evening W orsh ip _ T:00 p. m. OSTEEN B APTIST CHURCH H W l . dIS Ph. U S -S lid Alliance Touth r.lln w sh lp (Bun.) _ 1:4* p. m. P a s t o r ____Chester W . Plank Sunday School ____ 10:00 a. m. (W»d> Prayer S trvic* __ T :lt p. m. M orning B trrlc* _ 11:00 a. m. T rain in g Union _ — 0:10 p. m. E vtn ln g Bsrvlca __ 7:10 p. m. W ednesday M eetings: was built In 1880. O rganisations ____ 1:10 p. m. Assem bly O f God Prayer ------------- 7:10 p. m. Choir ____ _____- l:M p. m. FIX RCREaT AtSK K R LT OP OOD CHURCH Cor. STth a e g Rios Christian H. XL W ilder - _______Pastor Sunday Behool — 1:41 a. aa. M oraine W orship 11:10 a. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DIBCtPLBS O P CHRIST E vsn lnr W orahlp __ T:lo p. m. tear a. s a a io re A m . Touth Harr. (Bun.) 1:0* p. re. Rev. M teon Gregg. M ld-W osk Barr. (W sd .) 1:10 Members of the Shirley Ad Interim Xllnletsr p. m. Sunday School 1:11 a. m. Smith Circle of Pinecrest M orning W orship 11:01 a. m. Shirley Smith Circle Meets *y REV. ALEXANDER Missionary Visits Local Nazarenes Rev. Douglas R. Alexander, Neiarene missionary Tranavaal, South Africa, will apeak at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the Church of the Nasareoe in Lake Mary and at 11 a. m. Sunday at the Church of the Niaarene, Second and Maple Avenue, Sanford. Rev. Leslie Holcombe Jr., pastor of the Lake Mary Church, announc­ ed that the missionary will show colored slides of the work In the field to the Sat­ urday night service. Rev. and Mrs. Alexander are oo a furlough In the Unit­ ed Statea and Canada, doing deputation work amoqg churches of the denomination. This Is their first furlough. They were assigned to Tran­ svaal In June, 1938, by the Naurene Department of For­ eign Missions. , After language study at Stegl, Swaziland, and Cottondale, Transvaal, they worked at Naiarene stations In Arthuneat and Bokaburg, Tran­ svaal. Since June, 1962, they have been at the new N e u ­ rone Publishing House at Florida, Transvaal. Rev. Alexander Is a native of Ottawa, Canada. He wa* graduated from Eastern N e u ­ rone Collage, Qulacy, Mesa., and the Natarene Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Mo. He wet pastor two y ea n at Montreal before being assign­ ed overseas. Pinecrest Church To Hold Bible Study The Pinecrest Assembly of God Church, 304 W. 27th Street. Sanford, will conduct a Bible Study Course during the first two weeki of Febru­ ary with class session fo be held at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. Her. Hubert M. Wilder, pas tor of the church, has an nounced that llic textbook to lie used will be Bible Doc­ trines by P. C. Nelson, an outstanding author and teach­ er who also was founder of Southwestern Bible Institute. Instructor for (be course will be Rev. W. P. Derringer of DcBary. Baptist Church met at the homo of Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., Tuesday morning, for monthly buslneis and pro­ gram session. Mra. Harold Sherwood pre­ sided over the meeting and Mrs. Roy Hinson gave the opening devotion. The pro­ gram on "Citizens of Two Worlds" was presented by Mrs. Williams. The group voted to sponsor a girl at the Baptist Child­ ren's Home In Lakeland and it was reported that the com­ munity project for the month would be visitation for enlist­ ment of new members. Members expressed regret at losing Mrs. Hinson who is moving to Xicmphls, Tcnn. A new member, Mrs. Ann Sny­ der, w u welcomed. Other members attending were Mrs. R. C. Whitmire, Mrs. Flo Palk, Mra. C. E. Wade, Mra. Adwon Clark, Mra. Harold Davis, Mrs. H. S. Sykes, Mrs. Cliff Abies, Mrs. J. Q. Herrin, Mrs. Jer­ ry Fitzgerald, Mrs. Lucille Abram* and Mr*. Odell Wil­ liams. Rev. Wood To Be Guest In DeBary By Mrs. Adam Mailer Rev. Harry Wood of the Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Church will be spe­ cial guest of the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church next week tor dally services, Sun­ day through Sunday, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Cecil N. Ogg, minister announced that there also will be services at 10 a. m. on M o n d a y , Wedaeaday, Thursday and Friday. Rev. Wood has served for many y ea n as a pastor and evaagsllst, traveling and speaking througbout the na­ tion in colleges and churches. He also has served as repre­ sentative la the Kentucky State Legislature. Rev. Ogg has extended in­ vitation to the public to Join tha DeBary congregation tor these special meetings. Attend services tfiis week at uourown J>(aceof worsttif) FROM -----Year Downtown CHCRCR OP QOD Pastor U. C. Smith Buaday Behoot _ •'.*! a- m. Morning W orsh ip 11:00 a. m. Rrangvlletlo Btrr. 7:10 p. re T oss. Prayer Borr. 7:1* p. »• Thure. T ou ng People E n d e a v o r ------ —. 7:1* p. »• v CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY SIMM Elm t i l l s , nev. It. L. Strickland _ Pastor Bunday School ......- 0:41 a. m. W orship S srrlc* _ 10:41 a. m. Evangelistic Barr. 7:10 p. m. W ednesday: Toung People V.L.B. Strv. 7:10 p- re. lllbl* Training Strv 1:10 p.m. PIRBT BAPTIST CHURCH ■ It P ark A r t i s . F. B. C h a n c e ...... ........ Pastor Morning W orship 1:10 a. m. Sunday Behoot _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning W orahlp 11:00 a. as. Training Union _ _ 1:10 p. m. Evening W orahlp _ T:4I p. m. Wsd. Prayer Barrie* T il l p. at. CBNTRAL B APTIST CHURCH Cor. Id4k Bt. 4k Oak Avo. Oall S m i t h __________ Pastor Bandar School _ _ 1:41 a. at. Morning W orship 11:0* a. m. Training Union _ 1:11 p. at. I r o n in g W orship - T ill p. m. Wad. Prayer B srrle* T :ll p.m. Nursery Open W T R R -- --------------T:10 p. at. ■ undsy Nit* Broadcast W R a T S Z D R M IS SIO N A R Y B A P T IS T C H U R C H Blh S t. S H olly Avo. Pant U. c a lle r ------ --- Paator Sunday School — 10:00 a. as. Sunday M orning W orsh ip 11 :t* a. a*. Sunday Evening W orsh ip _ T:00 p. m. Wednesday Prayer Ssrrlc* _ _ t:oo p. m. F fX B C R K B T B A P T IS T CH U R C H FIR S T METHODIST CHURWI4 d lt P a rk A l t . Jeha T. Adam* Jr. — P atter M orning W orahlp - 1:10 a. m. p-n d a y School 1:41 a. in. Morning W orship 10:11 a. m. J I T " M attings ---- I II* p. m. Interm ediate, B tnlor) E vening W orahlp — 7:10 p. a . •—— EEENEXRR METHODIST CHURCH Cltrwa H eights Pov. R ay O rogory. J r , Paettr Church Behool ....— 1:41 a. m. Mnrnlng W orship 11:00 a. m. M TP - ............. «:I0 p. m. E rt. W o r a h lp --------7:19 p. m. W e* Prayer S trrle o 7:11 p. re. Nazarene PIRBT CHURCH OP THM NABARENB W. Xnd SL at Maplo A vo. Congregational Paul Blekta ------------— Paatsr Bunday School _ _ t : l i a. a . C O N G R E G A T IO N A L Morning W orship 10:41 a. m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH T o o t h --------------------•:** p. a . (r a ile d Church o f Ckf4*4> Evangelistic Berrlc* 7:00 p.m. Park A r e a m a t Sdlb St. M id-W eek 1:41 a. m . ____ Church School B trrlc* (W sd .) _ 7:00 p. ns. 11:00 a. m. W orsh ip Berrlc* l:S I p. m. _ Christian Y oath Third Bunday ■Ingsplratlon . , I : t l y. n , Ministry R tr. W alter A.R. McPherson, F IR S T CHURCH P atter OP T H E NABARENB Lah* Mary. PI*. Rav. W . L. H olcom b*. Paster Buaday Episcopal , t i l l a. m. ------ B lbl* Behoal C H R IS T C H U R C H 11:00 a. tn. - M orning W orship Chareh Street, L on gw ood . Ti00 p. m. — E vening Berrlc* Pr. Charles W . Stew art Jr., 7:0* p m. _ W od. M Id-W atk V icar P raytr Service* H oly Communion — 7ilS a. m. 7:00 p m. Ind W sd. M ission­ Bunday S c h o o l ------ 1:0* a. m. ary S srrlc* Fam ily Berrlc* and Sermon — --------- 10:11 a. m. Pentecostal Baptist Church O f Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST Ralph B rew er Jr. E van gelist Bible School _ _ _ 10:01 a. m. M orntnr W arehlp Sites a. re. E ra sin g W orship - 7:10 p. re. Wsd. P ra y tr Servlet 7:10 p.m. PA OLA CHURCH Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURUII C om er dth a t and L a a rrl A m . Tslapbons: P A :-J o :S Eugens Sheldon P astor Sunday School -------- 0:41 a.m. Morning W orahlp — 10:41 a.m. Evening W orship .... 7:00 p.m. Wod. P ra y tr Berrlc# 7:1* p m . FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CBCNCH OP LOXOWOOD i«1 O m an* BCroat Rav. E. Ruth O rant __ P aettr Bunday School — 10:0# a. m. M orning W orship 11:00 a. m. Bunday E v tn ln g __ l i l t p. re. W o d ..B lb l* Study _ 7:1* p. a . Conqueror* M asting Friday 7:1* p. re. Presbyterian O P C H R IS T PIRBT PR E SBYTERIAN H ighw ay 0* W ool Lutheran CHURCH M orris R o b y ------ E van gelist LUTHERAN CHURCH OP Oak A m . A Srd at. B ible Classes _ 10:00 a- re. TH R REDEEM ER SaaforS. Pin. M orning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. IM W . X itb Plata Orovar r . BawalL Jr. - Pastor E vtnln g W orahlp _ f:00 p. m. “ Ths Chareh o t th* L u th ers* E dgar W . Smith Jr. Assistant Blbl* Classes W sd. 7:10 p.m. Hour** and TV T h l a la th* Paator LlfO" M orning W orahlp 1:41 a. m. Herbert W . Oooraa _ _ P astor Churoh S ch ool _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Sunday Behool _ _ 1:11 a- at. Session Xitel# — __ 10:41 a. m. cn u R cn op c h r is t W orship S trrle * — 10:11 a. m. M orning W orsh ip 11:00 A- XL IBIS P ark Avonwo Pioneer F ellow sh ip _ 4:00 p.m. Bert Brow n — __ - E vangelist Senior HI F ellow sh ip 4:00 p.m. Sunday E vening W orsh ip __ l i l t p. m. Blbl* Study _____ - 10:00 a. m. GOOD SHEPHERD Wad. Prayar Meet 7:00 p. m. M orning W orship 11:00 a. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH B rtn ln g Berries — 7:11 p m. (LC A ) CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT Bt* “ H orald o f Truth** 1 p.m. A Orlando D r if t a m Bowth Orlando D rive Bunday o a Channtl I IH w y 17-M I Theresa H . M akta Panto* Tuesday Sanford, F lorida Ladles Blbl* Class 10:0* a m . W orahlp 1:1* a. at. SM-TS1B W ednesday The R er. G eorg* Ktnnam on, Church Behool _ _ 10:0* a. m. Blbl* Claetee 7:1* p. tn. Interim Tattor Sunday Behool _ _ P ill a. tn. Church Barries* _ 10:M a. m. TO LIST YOUR Com munion— F irst Bunday la Each Month Christian Science K IN DERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIRNTtST P a s t o r ____ W illiam J. dueee Morning W orship _ 1:40 A Buaday B o r-le t A 11 a. re. Bunday School 11:0* a. m. Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. S u bject: **Lora** Training Uatoa ____ S ilt p.m. W ednesday k e rn e * 1:00 p. as. E m a ln g W orship __ 7:10 p.at. Reading R oom : 1*1 E. FlraL Wsd. O lflesrs M Teachers W eek d ays: l l i t o a.m. - 4:1* Msating — ..... S ilt p.m. p.m. F riday E ven ing: t i l * Wed. P ray tr Service 7:10 p.m. • :t l p.m. CHURCH N O T IC E Methodist GRACH METHODIST CHURCH Onora R d , at W oodland A r t , Rav. John H. Hirst. Jr. P astor Church School 1:41 a. m. M orning W orship 11:00 a. m. M TP -------------------1:11 p re. CALL FA 2-2611 Church Will Hold Youtlt Day Sunday Youth Day will be observed at Congregational Chrutian Church, United Church of Chriat, at the 11 a.m. worahlp aervlca this Sunday when youth of the church will con­ duct the service with cooper­ ation of Rev. Walter A. R. Me Phonon. mlnlater. There are two organized groups in the Christian Youth Fellowship which meet on Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Preiidenla art Torn Palmer and Jo Marie Benton. Advlaora are Mr. and Mra. La w la B. Batch, senior group and Mr*. McPherion, Junior group. Mr. and Mr*. Beach have been conducting meetinga of both groupa during the illneia o f Mra. MePberaoo. These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Wilsoa-Eichtlberftr Mortuary Tha American OU Company Eunice L WUeea sad SUIT Mr. ood Mr*. M. K. Strkklnad Progressive Printing Co. J. M. Cast area tad l u f f Wilnon-Maier Furniture Gfc Hi m atron R e a lty ■orb St*astro* tad lu ff Holler Motor Hales Co. And Huff T h a R I l i T h m tr u Bill LoveUca ft Employees C. L. BoMnaon and Emplojees Food Fair Storm, lac. Hanford Atlantic National Hook George Bailey A Employ am WELCOME WA99N FINNEY HAYNES (left) and Marvin McCluin .(right) of Casselberry Community Methodist Church, ware installed aa certified lay readers at a a district meeting of the Methodist Men at Edward* Methodist Church w fin Tangek) Park. Rev. Delnuta Copeland (canter) la minister of the Oka•elberry church. (Herald Photo). T im a m u n t h - u a t a d v e n t is t rm scH Methodist Church O f God Baptist Adventist Southern Natural Goa Jeha Doan A Staff Mr. aed Mrs. A1 Wilson J. C. Penney Company Howard H. Badge* * Staff HiU Lumber ft Hardware Co. Jimmy Crspp* & Empteysaa Virginia Petroskl P. a Bex 1IU Sanford Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cer. B. 1st 4 Sanford Avo. FA M a n FA M I J ] N«ra Norris IE 8-1311 B. PfcyUte ” rA ... Lake Mary State Farm lasuraaco Comyaaiee Irving L Pryor and Staff And Wilks Restaurant With* Bowman and Empiojaas �y*• * f Baptist'Trustees Honored At Dinner By Dooaa E itri A Fellowship Dinner for trustees of the First Baptist Church of Long wood, and their wives, was given by Rev. and Mrs. Jack Lindsay last Saturday evening at the parsonage on Bay Street. A pre-planning meeting was held following the dinner dur­ ing which the building pro­ gram for the annex to the educational building for the church and the new pastorlum were discussed. Attending the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Al Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood and Mrs. B. R. Gray. Mr. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lommler were unable to attend. Women's Groups Install Officers Installation ceremonies for new officers of the Women's Friendship League and Ethel Root Circle of the Congrega­ tional Christian Church were conducted at a combined meeting o f both groups held Monday. Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson, minister of the church, served as installing officer. Officers of the League are Mrs. William Burtsche, pres­ ident; Mrs. Walter Kocllcr, vice president, and Mrs. Er­ nest Benedict, secretary. Of­ ficers of the Ethel Root Cir­ cle are Mrs. Walter Bethea, president; Mrs. Oscar Zlttrower, vice president; and Mrs. M. J. Corbett, secretarytreasurer. Planning Meet Scheduled For Prayer Day TRUSTEES of the Lonpwood First Bnptiat Church were entertained at a Fellowship Dinner by Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor o f the church, (center hack) and Mrs. Lindsay. Attending were (front, from left) Boyd Hitch­ cock, Tom Howard and Roy W ood; (b a c k , left) Charles Dudley and (b a c k , right) Al Morris. Unable to attend were B. R. Gray and Carl Lommler. Jaycees Road-E-0 Set Saturday Sanford • Seminole Jaycecs invite the public to attend their annual safe driving Road-E-0 at 9 a.m. Saturday at Municipal Parking Lot 1 in downtown Sanford. Purpose of the driving Road-E-0 Is to promote saf­ ety and driving skills among teen-agers and to give them the opportunity to show their driving skills through actual driving tests in competition with other contestants. Judging the contest will be members of the Sanford Po­ lice Department, Seminole County Sheriffs Department and Florida Highway Patrol. A point system will be used to determine the winner. Twenty-one local students already have entered tho Road-E-0 and addlUonal en­ tries will be taken today. En­ try blinks arc available at the high achools end at the Jaycee building on French Avenue. Winners of the local safe driving Road-E-O will be tak­ en to the Jaycee District IV Road-E-0 in Orlando on Feb. 8. District winners will be entered in state competition and state winners will go into By Jane Casselberry Plana will b« made next Wednesday for the World Day o f Prayer Service to be sponsored by the South Semi­ nole Ministerial Association on Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. at tha First Baptist Church in Longwood. A committee consisting of Mrs. William TIlford and Mrs. Arthur Putman of tha Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church, Mrs. B. R. Gray o f the Longwood Baptist Church, Mrs. M. L. McDaniel and Rev. E. Ruth Grant o f the Longwood First Pentecostal Church, will meet at 1 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. Tilford at 10 Jackson Court in CasselStetson University as off­ berry. All churches in tha South ered to supply speakers to 8eminole areas are invited to Baptist churches within 100 miles radius ef DeLand for 'attend the service. Baptist College Day, Sunday Feb. 16. In a letter to pastors, E. C. Tyner, director of church relations and the extension division at Stetson, offered Christian Youth Crusaders the services of University Of the Free Methodist Church speakers from the faculty, of Sanford will present a pro­ administration, or ministerial gram at 7:30 p.m. this Sunday students. at the church, under the di­ In urging pastors to ob­ rection of Mrs. Betty Sheldon, serve BipUst College Day, director, and her staff, Mra. Tyner said, " I am convinced Alice Williams and Mrs. Lou- that church-related colleges Vern Sheldon. are making a very definite, Those participating will be distinct, and needed con triArdrea Workmen, S h e l l y button to our present day Sheldon, Sandra Rlaner, Bev­ society." erly Risner, David Lee, Pam­ ela Workman, Julie Sheldon, Tommy Lively, George Wil­ liams, Mike Workman and Mary Williams. : Mrs. Betty Richey will be •t the organ. St. Richard's Council 3357, Knights of Columbus, was host for a dance for the Cath­ olic Youth Club last Sunday f o m 7 until 10 p. m. at the Council Hall on Oak Avenue By Jane Casselberry in Sanford. A series o f Church Mem­ Thirty-flva member* of the bership Classes will begin youth organisation •for All Sunday at the Casselberry Souls Parish and from the Community Methodist Church Church of the Nativity of and will be taught by Rev. Lake Mary Pariah were pro­ Delmas Copeland. The class for adults will be of punch and held during the Sunday School cookiee ware served. bour and tha class fo r young Chaperones wore Mr. and people, from IS years up, will Mrs. Ed Simone, Howard Har­ be taught from 5 until 6 p.m. rison and John Kennedy. Stetson Offers To Supply Speakers C Y C To Give Program Council 5357 Hosts Dance Church Classes To Begin the Jaycee National Safe Driving Road-E-0 in Wash­ Junior and Senior High ington, D, C. in August. Local winners will be awarded $33, MYF’e o f the First Methodist $13 and $10, respectively, for Church o f Sanford will begin first, second and third place. a special missionary study series on Southern Asia at their meetings this Sunday evening. The Junior High's will study the book, “ Come to Shanta Hhawan," the story o f a young boy's trip to the JANUARY M little country o f Nepal ami Admissions hit visit to the Mission hos­ James Sikes, Audrey Reeves, pital there. Edith Young, Lorece Peter­ Senior High's will be study­ son, Mary Frances Oliver, ing “ What Really Counts," a Lorraine Miller, Rcneo Hol­ comparison and contrast of comb, Evelyn Ward, Laura the attitudes, feelings and in­ Mabel Waits, William Her­ terests o f South Aslan youth man Harriett, Lois Bristow, and those of American youth. Elaine J. Tilklns, Martha Cur­ Adults o f the congregation tis, all of Sanford; Roy L. will assist the MYF grou|>a in Howell Sr., Lake Mary; Le­ program preparation and pre­ ona Colder, DeBary; Shirley sentation for the series. Kephart, Apopka; Ida Seidel, Longwood Births Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Golder, baby boy, DeBary Discharges Ward M. Tilley. Faye Joyce Kendrick, Freddie Manor, lly Jane Casselberry Barbara Hendricks, all of J. II. Jordan haa been ap­ Sanford; James Lake, Lake Mary; Mary Evelyn Greene, pointed overall chairman o f the building committee to Longwood; Carolyn Bartoscharge o f construction o f the xek and baby boy, DeBary new twu-itnry educational building at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church. He will meet with Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor o f tha church, to appoint sub-com­ mittees for the p roject One o f the committees Holy Cross E p i s c o p a l which la considered most vital Church of Sanford will have to the success o f the building its annual Quiet Day on Fri­ program will he a committee day, Feb. 7. on prayer which will keep the Holy Communion services church members aware o f the will begin at 9 a.m. after need for their prayer support. which coffee and doughnuts Appliration has been made will be served. The first med­ for the building permit and itation will start at 10 a.m. the groundbreaking will be Rev. Charles W. Stewart, conducted after it ia issued. vicar of Longwood’s Christ Church, will conduct the ser­ vices. Hospital Notes Jordan Named Church Building Chairman Holy Cross To Conduct Quiet Day W. S. Evans Sr. Rites Saturday Funeral services for Wil­ liam Sherman Evans Sr., who died Thursday in Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Grace Episcopal Church in Orange Park. Burial will be In Magnolia Cemetery in Orange Park. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of toe si arrange­ ments. Nationally Advertised Wrangler Western Jeans 14 Oz. — A ll Sizes Regularly $3.98 M4S lllM iia o lU GOING A T COST By Jane Casselberry American I-cglnn Memorisl Post 236 of Casselberry and the Auxiliary Unit will hold a comhlned dinner meeting next Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Seminole Plasa. Past District Commander Ken Moyer of Orlando, a can­ didate for Department Com­ mander, will be the guest apcakcr. District Commander Nick Daneskl and Mra. Dancski, who la district president of the auxiliary, have also been touted to attend. Tho.c attending are asked to go through the serving line to select their choice of meal and to ask the waiter to seal them in the Banquet Room where the dinner will be held. Free Income Tax Course Scheduled By Mrs. II. L. Johnson Plans to conduct a free course on the preparation of income tax returns were an­ nounced today by James Murray, principal of the Lake Monroe and Paola-Wllson Schools. Present schedules call for the 10-hour course |» be taught In five- two-hour class­ es to be held from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 6. 13, 20 , 27 and March 3 at the I.akc Monroe School. Murray requests that those interested in taking t h e course contact him between the hours of 9 a.m. ami 3:30 p.m. at the Monroe School. Circle To Name New Officers lly Donna Kntra Election o f officers is tha principal item on the agenda for the rcgulnr monthly meet­ ing o f Longwood's St. Cathe­ rine o f Sienna Circle o f the Church o f the Nativity Catho­ lic Women’s Chib. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at tha home o f Mrs. Garland Shuw 21!) W. Church Street, with Mra. John Kennedy, cirrlo chair­ man, presiding. Fim fnrll FfraTfl It E V I V A L services I) e i n k conducted by Rev. Joe D. Upchurch at the First Pentecostal Church of LoiiRwood will continue thmuKh Sunday. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of tho church, invites the pub­ lic to uttend the special services which begin daily at 7:30 p.m. North Orlando Civic Group To Meet Ry Mona Grin-trad The regular monthly meet­ ing of the North Orlando Civic Association will be hrld at 8 p.m. Monday In tho Civic Building at the Village Recre­ ation Center. Plant fur the year, made at M o n d a y night's executive board meeting held ut the home of Vice President Chuck llowcll, will be presented for discussion of the general membership. Rowell nl«o will report on progress of tlie as­ sociation's all-out member­ ship drive which got under­ way Jan. i. Rites Saturday For Mrs. Ragan Funeral services for Mrs. Geneva Wagner Hagan of Longwood, who was killed Wednesday to an automobile accident at Five Points, will he held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Longwood with Rev. Jack Limltay officiating Burial will be in Ixmgwood Memorial Cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home la to charge of arrangements. Lake Mary Man United Presbyterian Women Dies In Hospital Hold Associational Meeting Arthur Tomkinson, 73, of Lake Mary, died Thursday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A retired fireman from Chelsea, Mass., Mr. Tomkin­ son amt his wife have spent their winters In Lake Mary since 1936. lie was a mem­ ber of the Catholic Church of the Nativity. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Tomkinson of Lake Mary; a brother, Harry Tomkinson of Revere, Mass, and a niece and twti nephews. Rosary will be recited by Rev. William J. Tralnor at 8:30 p. m. today at Gramkow Funeral Home. The body will be forwarded on Saturday to Wilmington, Mass., for ser­ vices and burial there. Renee Holcomb, 15 Months, Dies Renee Ann Holcomb, 13 months old daughter of Mr. and Mra. William Holcomb, 157 Plnecrest Drive, Sanford, died Thursday night at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Survivors, other than the parents, are three sisters, Paula, Cindy nnd Janice; grandparents, Mrs. C. F. Hol­ comb of Cleveland, Ga. and Mr. ami Mrs. John A. Meiers of Seattle, Wash. Funeral services will be held at 4 p. in. Saturday at the laitheran Church of the Redeemer. Burial wilt lie in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Gramkow Funeral Home Is to charge of arrangements. Club To Show Cancer Film By Jane Casselberry The public la invited to view a film on ranccr to be shown at five Woman's Club of Casselberry at 8 p.m. next Wednesday. A physician and a representative of the Sem­ inole Cancer Society will be preaent to answer questions. The regular business meet­ ing of the club will bs held at 7:30 p.m. preceding the program. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Virgil Grubb, Mrs. Edward Peoder and Mra. Theresa Robinson. The Associational Meeting of the Unilcd Presbyterian Women of the Lake Mary C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church waa held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, president. Co­ hostess was Mrs. Don Smith. Mrs. Richard Keogh, pro­ gram chairman, presented a (alk on the subject, “ Wc-Together" in which she urged all members lo lake (he ac­ tive part to their association and church, stressing the fact that “ there is joy to service." She closed Ihc program th­ reading the thought-provoking article. “ Comments Over­ heard." Appointments made during the business meeting, which was conducted by Mrs. Hop­ kins, were: Mrs. R. If. Gobio, chairman of tho Suniand Training Center project; Mrs. J. M. Thompson, chairman of membership and publicity and Mra. Luvera Harrison, chair­ man of the "com e as you are coffee." Mrs. John Ulmer, world ser­ vice chairman, presented the sewing quota for the year. The group will sew for miss­ ions In Cookivlilc, Tcnn., Charleston, S. C. and the Gillespie-Fctdon Institute to Cordell, Ga. Members also will roll bandages for the Presbyterian Hospital to In­ dia. Mrs. Robert Rugenslcin, church nursery chairman and Sunday School superintendent, reported on needs for the nursery, particularly request- Bake Sale Tho Catholic Women'* Club o f the Church o f the Nativity will sponsor Its monthly hake sale In the social hall o f the Churrh thia Sunday after the 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and noon Masses. Mrs. J o h n MacKurlnne, president, haa urged that all goed bakers in the purlsli par. tlrlpnte In the sale. $ 2 " SHOE STORE D ow n Iowa Sanford Cor. 1st. St. 4 Magnolia Are. FAT O V ERW EIG H T Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lose ugly fat or your money hark. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massogo or taking of so-called reducing candles, crackers or rookies, or chew­ ing gum. ODRINEX Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still cat the roods you like, hut you simply don’t hava tho urge for extra portions herause ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, bo. cause ns your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, ycu weigh less. Get rid o f ex­ cess fat and live longer. OD­ RINEX costa $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied fo r any rea­ son just return the package to your druggist and get jroue full money hack. No questions asked. Om ilN EX ia sold with this guarantee by: MrHeyanlds Drug Store — Hanford— Mall Orders Filled FABRIC BARGAINS UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 40 IN. WIDE — VALUER TO 59c EFFECTIVE SAT., FEB. 1st GO < m Silver Dollar to §2 in SHOE STORE W IL L A G A IN G IV E TERRY CLOTH ARRORTEI) COLORS 38 IN. WIDE — VALUES TO 98e YD. A — J>A£&! Silver Dollar W IT H E A C H P A IR OF SH OES SOLD YD. JUST RECEIVED — TRUCK LOADS OF FRESH < 4 NewStock SERRANO LINEN ASSORTED COLORS 44 IN. WIDE — VALUES TO $1.99 in A ll First Quality Merchandise! in to fig 3 Come By and Inspect These Outstanding Buys! YARD Ktutford Area Resident* — We Underaell Them All — Dollar for Dollar........... SILVER DOLLAR tog the toys and picture books for children under six. Mrs. F. E. Donaldson, flow­ er chairman, reported on plans for providing flowers for the church during the coming year and church hoiteases for the years were list­ ed. There were 27 ladles present for Ihe meeting. Guests wero Mrs. Uoyd Harry of Farmdale, Ohio and Mrs. J. Frank* lln Davis of Charlottesville, Va. The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m., Feb. 25, at the home o f Mrs. Robert Ruceiutcin. Speakers will bo Mrs. E. C. Williams of Weirsdale, president of the Presbyterlal, and Mrs. J. M. Dou­ glass, also of Wclrsdale. Mrs. William* will speak on "Unit­ ed Presbyterian Women and Y ou" and Mrs. Douglas will apeak on “ Christian Voca­ tion." SEW & SAVE N O T IC E ! Located l a Rear O f Tha FA 2-4321 FREE PICKUP nod B By ja n e Casselberry Those attending the Orlan do District Retreat held last weekend at the Methodist Youth Camp n ^ r Leesburg from the Casselberry Com­ munity Jethodist Intermed­ iate MYF wer* Becky Wag­ ner, Melenda Casselberry and Rev. Delmas Copeland. Theme for the retreat was "Stand Up for Your Faith." Rev. Copeland preached at three different worship ser rice* during tha retreat NOTICE! 0 SANFORD Three Attend Retreat Sfir Fri. Jan. 31, '64— P orc 3 m LO O K ! I In n era p rin g M a ltrm n R e n o v a tio n S p c d n l InrlndtiT • Cleaning * Pmeenslng FeH • Brand New Carer for Mat trees • Brand New Iannisties wham M YF Groups To Begin New Study Series Casselberry ~ Post 256 Sets Dinner Quality for Quality . . . at REMNANT ««- Silver Dollar Shoe Store Hwy. 17 & 92 Near Maitland DOWNTOWN SANFORD Cor. let ii Magnolia FERN PARK, FLA. SEW &S A V E :r r Jl . . in .1 > �I Top Selection 1<9 I m\ 'ii ' !! < -FT ’ i I f anyone thinks the SanfordSeminole Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce put a number o f names in a hat and picked out one to receive the outstanding young sailor award, you are mistaken. Saturday night at the annual JayCee awards banquet, five out­ standing citizens were honored by the junior trade body. One o f the persons singled out for notable ac­ complishment was James L. Duhon. He was named the outstanding young sailor. Duhon, assigned to VAH-3 at the Sanford Naval Air Station, and son o f Mr. and Mrs. John L. Duhon, is a native o f Kinder, La. He was grad­ uated from Reeves High School in 1068, and accepted as a candidate for the priesthood at Immaculate Seminary, Lafayette, La., in the Fall o f that year. Duhon left the seminary after one year and returned to LeBlanc, La., where he taught moral guidance and served as Sacristan in his local parrish until joining the Navy in September, 1061. After recruit training and com­ pletion o f a technical school, he was assigned to VAH-3 in the summer of 19G2. Since coming to Sanford Duhon has done an outstanding job in the base operations office. But his work at the base is just the beginning for this cheerful and dependable youngster who possess­ es such a pleasant attitude. Because o f his deep-felt concern for the wellbeing of the young people in this community, Duhon devotes much — if not all — o f his o ff duty time, six days a week, working withcivic and church groups. He is a member of the Holy Name Society, chairman of the adult education committee, and chairman of the parent educators of the Confatemity o f Christian Doc­ trine. Almost since his arrival in San­ ford Duhon has operated on a sched­ ule which looks like this: On Sunday nights he serves as moderator for the Adult Discussion Ciut. On Monday evenings he teach­ es moral guidance to high school-age dependants at the Base Chapel. On Tuesdays he teaches Catechism to grammnr school students at Lake Mary. On Friday mornings he teach­ es moral guidance to high school stu­ dents in Lake Mary. On Saturday mornings he supervises Catechism classes for grammar school-age stu­ dents at the Base Chapel. Now this would lie considered un ambitious schedule for most people If 1 but not for Jim Duhon. In August of last year Duhon learned that Boy Scout Troop 244, sponsored by the Sanford Elks Lodge, was on the verge o f folding. There were only eight youngsters active in the troop. He took over as Scoutmaster and has been devoting every Wcdnesdny eve­ ning and Saturday afternoon since to scouting activities. And it has paid big dividends. He now has 46 active boys in the troop who will receive from 30 to 35 achievcment and promotion awards at the February Court of Honor. As soon as school recesses for the sum­ mer months Duhon is planning to take his troop on a' week-long outing to the Great Smoky Mountains. It will be the first major adventure away from home for most o f tho youngsters. On Oct. 18, Duhon took his troop, even with new members included, to the annual Southeastern U.S. Camporee at Silver Springs. Under DuIon's 'leadership ' ‘ ip and training, his troop brought home a blue ribbon because it was declared one o f the top ten troops. The troop also won 20 individual certificates. This wns considered a remarkable achievement since there were moro than 0,500 scouts competing for the certifi­ cates. A t this timo Duhon has one free evening a week — Thursdays. The Herald doesn't imugine that he will be free on that night much longer. Last Saturday night, when Du­ hon attended the JayCee banquet to receive his award, he had to leave his Scout troop on a camp-out. Not only do we congratulate this remarkable young man for his num­ erous achievements and his tremen­ dous sense of duty to the young people o f this community and to his country', Tho Herald also commends the Junior Chamber o f Commerce upon selecting this outstanding ser­ vice man to be honored by being nnmed the outstanding young snilor o f the year. Thought For Today I am reminded of your sincere faith, a faith that dwelt first in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice und now, 1 am sure, dwells in you. — 2 Tim. 1-6. • ■ race next year." His Pennsylvania colleague, Democratic Sen. Joe Clark, Interrupted him: “ You remind me of a drowning man reaching for a straw, Hugh. You Republi­ cans used to say, ‘As goes Maine, so goes the nation.' Then you started to say, ‘As goes Maine, so gors Ver­ mont.' And now you're say­ ing, ‘As go the Connecticut towns.’ “ That's what 1 call real progress." A Latin American represen­ tative who could speak no English walked into a Wash­ ington post office with a let­ ter to be sent home. The clerk, who spoke no Spanish, tried for five minutes without luck to ascertain whether the man wanted an airmail or regular stamp. In desperation lie finally flapped his arms like a bird, and was rewarded with a “ Si'' and a grin. The hubbub over the fact that Houso o f Representatives Dining Room head waiter Er­ nest Petinaud accompanied a Allsraonte Springs Mrs. Julia llartoa 838-1318 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Caeaclberry 838-3048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magln 143-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Mullar •68-4410 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass •48-9931 Genova Mrs. Louisa Grayson 349-4471 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 322-4319 Lake Monroe hire. II. L. Johnson 922-4733 Longwood 21ra. Donna Eaten 838-9317 North Orlando Mro. Mono Grlnatend 333-3291 Oateen Mro. Clorrnro Snyder 122-4841 Oviedo Mro. George Kelsey 343-3484 ! | U. S. delegation to a NATO meeting in Paris reminds Hop. Robert Tatt Jr., IbOhio, son of tlie laic conservative Sen. Robert A. Taft, of his first day in Congress last Jan uary. “ J was pretty green," Taft says, “ ami too embarrassed to admit my ignorance by asking questions. I took my family to lunch In the House dining room, and when the check came, 1 didn't know whether or not to leave a tip “ The bill was $7. I tried to look around to see what other Congressmen were doing. To kill time, 1 gave the waiter a $10 bill and said ‘Thank you.’ “ Ho answered, ‘Thank YOU, sir,' and next day the word was out that I was a 'big spender' in spite of my fa­ ther." For $3 you can get a 7 x 9foot segment of “ Goldwatcr wallpaper." Actually it's a bigger-tlian-llfe-slze blown-up photograph of the senator. Rut probably nobody at Draft Goldwatcr headquarters in Washington imagined ono use now planned for It by one of his young fans. Hie enthusiast is Carole White, 12. daughter of F. ClifIon White, executive director of the draft committee. In her bedroom in the Whites’ home in Rye. N. Y.. Carole plans to paper the ceil­ ing with the big Goldwatcr picture. Commented her mother: “ There may be Just enough room left for a little border trim." Sen. William Proxmlre, DWis., under an unusually heavy appointment schedule the other day, told his secre­ tary, “ Get the Senate dining room to send me over a lowcalorie lunch Just as fast as they can ." Page 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, January 31, 1964 WAS.TSCSS A. GIKI.OW, SCDITOH AMO r c s i.iB B s a /HANK VOI.TI)l.iaSS, U i n l i l l i a - U .a era l ss•••••* J V I.IA N h BTSCXSTSIOSS A ssocia te Kdlter M M ) VAf fX L T M a n illa * K dllor JI'SIY WSSS.S.S Onstir Baiter ■ SSS.SSM OI.SCISSOV a s s i s t / icditer Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA) — The delegate cash register will start to ring up hard currcncy for Arixona’s Sen. Harry Goldwatcr on Feb. 28 and 20 in Oklahoma and North Carolina. These two states lead off the long parade of GOP state conventions In which a ma­ jority o f delegates o f the July 13 national convention will be chosen. Goldwatcr’s schedule calls for him to attend the Okla­ homa convention Feb. 28 and the North Carolina affair the following day. The Oklahoma meeting is considered a formality. By earlier official party action, the state’s 22 votes havo been In Barry’s pocket fer some months. Tha North Carolina situa­ tion Is not quits so nest. Lead­ ers there say two or three of the 20 delegates may hold themselves uncommitted. This prospret represents Goldwatcr's slippage in the state since President Lyndon B. Johnson lock over. Another measure o f slip­ page is the fact that North Carolina Young Republicans Invited Pennsylvania's Gov. William Scranton to their Jan. 80-31 convention at Dur ham. lie turned them down. nut the invitation suggested moro than casual curiosity. Goldwatcr will pick up an­ other easy 16 votes March 21 at the South Carolina conven­ tion. Yet, despite these first easy collections, Goldwater is not particularly advantaged by the 1064 schedule layout of state convention and pri­ maries. In presidential poli­ tics as in baseball, the sche­ dule can hurt you. For instance, mors than a fourth of the total o f 1,308 national convention delegates will be chosen by state con­ vention or state committee meetings in June, most of them after results o f the allimportant June 2 California primary are known. Discount part o f this total, since It includes New York's 02, set for Gov. Nelson Rocke­ feller, and the 56 In Texas, a Goldwater bastion. But If Goldwater lost the California primary and its 88 votes, sharp tremors would swiftly be felt in the conven­ tions scheduled In the days immediately f o l l o w i n g in Colorado, New Mexico, Min' nesota, Connecticut, Idaho, Washington, Utah, Montana und Virglnis. Since more than a halfdoien states still have not fixed their convention dates, the post-Callfomla Juns list may in the end be still great­ er. Both the Goldwater and the Rockefeller camps now put California down as critical to the 1064 nomlpation fight. The present prospect in the New Hampshire primary — and the schedule— underscores this Judgment. With other entries fogging up the Goldwater-Rockefellsr confrontation, the New Hamp­ shire verdict could' prove in­ decisive. One Goldwater man, basi­ cally optimistic, thinks the senator might win no more than 10 o f the state’s 14 dele­ gates— against opposition the Goldwaterltes argue is “ go­ ing nowhere." A f t e r New Hampshire, Goldwater and Rockefeller may not meet head-on again until two months later —■ la the May 16 Oregon primary where a mere 18 votes are at stake. Here, too, other en­ tries may muddy tha waters. Lata decisions for face-toface testa in District of Co­ lumbia, West Virginia and Maryland primaries in May would alter tha pictare some­ what. But even theee would still leave California, far o ff in June, as the great water­ shed for 1064. CASE R-4T1: Mavis G.. aged 37, baa bean married 3 years. "But, Dr. Crane," bar wor­ ried husband protested, "M a­ vis is suing ms for a divorce. "Y e t aba admits aha doesn't dislike me. And sbe says I have been generous with mon­ ey and have given her a car of her own. "And she isn't in love with anybody else. So what’s wrong with her? Is she craty or somethingT" No, Mavis is simply a classical case of why some marriagss “ die." Without the w01 to live, many medical patients give up end so they die although we medics think they eboold hive lived. But they Just foil unnecess­ ary. They apparently had no purpose ahead and no future needs that preempted their attentloo. Many wives get into a simi­ lar state of mind regarding their marriage. This was especially true of Mavis, who felt blue because she had no children. So sbe was frustrated in her maternal desire. One of the dally compli­ ments that bolster the usual mother's ego Is the helpless­ ness of her baby. It depends on her, 10 she knows that she is vitally need­ ed. She la a matter of life or death to her infant Ai it reaches Its little arms up to her, she feels import­ ant, needed, useful. But a wife without child­ ren losei that dally tonic to the human ego. Unless her husband mean­ while realixes this basic pro­ blem and Inflates her ego in substitute waya, sbe may find that her will to keep on with their marriage dies. Mavis had ■ husband who also cherished tha antiquated notion of gallantry that a wife should be a "kept wo­ man." So be oevtr asked her ad­ vice about his business wor­ ries or let her into his confi­ dence about his daily pro­ blems. He Just furnished her a beautiful home and bar own car, plus plenty of spending money. But tha average wife also wants to feel needed. Sbe wishes to accomplish something constructive on this earth. She has an urge to follow Lincoln'* motto, In which be stated he hoped ha could plant rosea where thistles grew before. Florida Citrus Queen con­ test entries are lo be guests on tho Jack Bailey “ Queen For A Day” ABC-network television show which will ori­ ginate five telecasts from the Florida Citrus Exposition In Winter Haven during March. More than a score of Flor­ ida's prettiest girls will com­ pete for the title of the 1864 Florida Citrus Queen. • • • There were fewer forest fires and le u acres burned In Florida during 1063, as compared with the year be­ fore. Last year 6,081 forest fires burned 88,000 acres of Florida forest land. During 1062, a total of 8,608 fires burned 262,160 acres. • s • Next Thanksgiving, fam­ ilies across the country will have a new Florida orange to brighten the table fruit bas­ ket. This deep-colored orange is called Pegs, and was re­ cently born from • cross bttweeo a tangelo and a tan­ gerine. Scientists who devel­ oped it said it Is especially To The Editor T V , Itrr a ld v tr lr o a ie s l» « trra fro m I t - r ta d t r a a a l a b ­ ile a ffa ir s . T b a w r ite r s ta r aaa a o *> aaaaa f r a t l f H Ib r Ir ttar a la s r a r rlr a tba w r ite r * , traa aam a aa d aSSraaa. M tt r r a n f f , « r r t b a a ZOO w a r * . w ill ba a i m » r e fr r * a r * . I .r tlr r a addrraard t s a lb rr a a r t a r r r p t a b lr p r a tld r d I k r f d a a o t d ra l la a r r a a a a llllra , 1’ n e ir y la a o t p ak llabrd b r T b a llr r a ld . we can see the light. R. T. Johnson Chief Roy G. Williams, Sanford Police Dept. Our class la studying about “ Community Helpers.” In or­ der to better understand theta people we plan some trip*. Last week we visited Tha Sanford Herald. We want to thank you for your co-opera­ tion. Officer Donald Brumley met us on First and French Avenue, both ways, and dir­ ected the traffic for ua to cross safely. Michael Tennon Second Grade Goldsboro School. On tbe behalf of the Board of County Commissioner!, 1 would like to expresa to you appreciation for your assis­ tance and support In helping make the presentation of the Seminole County school sites to the Board of Control. 1 am sure that each Com­ missioner is aware of your contribution In this endeavor and Is deeply grateful for Deepest oil and gas wells your Interest. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. reach more than 20,000 feet Clerk of County Com­ (about four miles) Into tha missioners earth! Editor, Herald: I feel something should be done about our parking met­ ers. What are the downtown merchants waiting on? Some­ one should take the initiative In doing something about it. Tbe merchants in Orlando are having the same trou­ ble . . . vacant stores on the main street This Is a oeplorable situa­ tion and we in Sanford should wake up to this fact. Hope M O V Y es, W e Have Film For Y our New Instamatic Camera! Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AYE. I N G C A L L V I II M O V IN G AND S T O R A G E C O .. INC. FA 2-9511 5 0 4 Cel<*y A v e . S .in f o it l. Fl.i. its employes who are about to retire. For six Friday aft­ ernoons, retirees learn bow to live with reduced Incomes T h a Florida Horsemen's and toads of spare time. Association, with headquar­ OVER 35 YEAR8 ters in Umatilla, announced A t First * Palmetto the 1064 loo-mile endurance (Alongside aid past office) trail ride for Mar. 11-13, ai Umatilla. The marked course is In the Ocala National For­ est. Anyone wishing to par­ ticipate must request an en­ try blank by writing to Mrs. Mary McKinney, p. o . Box 911, Sanford. • Carpet a • Furniture • • • • Tile • Pianos Here's an idea. A British • Rental Beds firm ii running a school for Sanford Furniture Co. BEAUTIFULLY TEXTURES F O L D IN G D O O R S Fit any doorway A I Helping Florida grow., «P to 34” x *0” Easily Shortened if ssseaaaary $ 4 « Hiowsmbsr of products and awvlem mode, grown, ■roeaasd ar modorad fat tha . at.*-, ^ ^ ^ q ^ F F L 'B u .h t o , 99c 1.99 And tha aaaabsf of people aaJoyt* the benefits <* Florida made products aad aasvfaash growing Jurt aafM t...juM as fart aayou aad oo many othwa thmnghwit tha nation txatiaua to buy than. Halp boast this healthy Florida economy of ours. Next time yen'* looking for a gift or a necmrfty lor pounaM your family or tho folks up N erth ... tfciak af Florida-made products fint! MATCH STICK VINYL Roll-Up Blinds i n W. 1st. 8T. /r r — Letters suited for eating fresh, and also may be suitable for pro­ cessing Into juice concentrate. • • • Asst’d Sizes 99c SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE B u /L your batting average in the business world, too. So quit trying to make your wife a “ kept woman." In­ stead, impose on her for help of various sorts. For a wife who thus feels needed and vitally essential to her husband, will stick to him In spite o f ardent ad­ vances of matinee idols! But also send for the book­ let "Sex Problems in Mar­ riage," enclosing a ong stamped, return envelope, plus 20c, for it is superb insurants against divorce. Unclassified Window Shades B 'x 6 ' e'MKu wise.La That Is an Inherent hunger of Intelligent minds, so you husbands of smart wives like Mavis should take heed. Make your wife a partner In your worries! Share your business problems with her! Lean on her more heavily! For this not only will ease your own Innec tension and help check peptic ulcer, plus high blood pressure In your­ self. But it will make her feel needed. Besides, her clever suggestions may also Improve Porogrophs WHITE VINYL B 0 T OWEBM A dvertising M anager If AMMISSTT SC. JOHABOX C lassified D irector J A M B glfO M H AK K B Business Manager Alsebaatsal Worry Clinic Shower Curtain Liners Shower Curtain Set 3 % j&tufnrii Bjpralii / • Vital religion runs in the family. — Rev. John II. Hires Jr., Minis­ ter, Grace Methodist Church, San­ ford. Herald Area Correspondents ■ IE • Washington Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) In the weit lobby of the White House, a newsman ac­ costed Sarah McClendon, re* porter for several Texas newspapers. He ribbed her with this line: “ Lei's see now, Sarah. Lyn­ don Johnson is the first Texan to bo president clnce, er, whoT General Elsenhower, isn't it ? " Ike, of course, was born in Denison, Tex., though lie claims Abilene, Kani., as his home town. Sen. Hush Scott, R-Pa., is not about to concede the 1904 presidential race to t h e Democrats. “ In my many years o f ob­ serving politics," Scott says, 'T v e always watched the Connecticut towns. Over and over again, in tho year be­ fore a presidential election, they have given a pretty clear signal. “ This year, the Republicans came out a lot better In those Connecticut towns than any­ one figured. The results weren't conclusive, but I think they indicate a close Dr. Crane’s How to Find Out Which Way the Wind's Blowing •184141 m m W .S m U a PI WEI i i f i i i Ll f i NT » COMPACT / « • • #f 4 ^ |UxBoU|| A t#< �Lyman, Oviedo Tonight, Tribe Saturday Roaring Lions To Take On EauGallie By Joe Warden Herald SporU Writer The hustling Oviedo Liona travel tonight to meet the Eau Gullia Commodorea in a tilt that will feature the Lioni' at* tempt for a big lixth conseculive win. Oviedo'a high flying quintet will take a 10*3 record Into the fray and the eager Oviediana hope to come out on top. • Not much la known about the Commodore!, except that they have faced tough oppoil* tion, notably Melbourne, Co* coa, and Santa Fe. Oviedo'a arch rival, Lyman, cmahed Eau Gallic twice, and if thii la any Indication, the Liona ought to come out on top. Yet thfa will be a road tilt againat a team no one hera knowa much about. Oviedo haa been trying to improve their defenaive effort and at the aame time get their noted faat attack limbered up. The laat few gamea the Liona have p l a y e d , particularly againat Titusville, they have been alow, ball*control gamea. Therefore, the Liona must work to kep their faat game in ahape. In the Melbourne Central game, the Liona ran through many o f their epeedler pat­ tern!, uaing the tilt primarily aa a practice context. Oviedo’a reaervea aaw a good amount o f action, thua preparing them fo r gamea in the future. Oviedo'a JV team will alao aee action tonight by challeng* ing the Eau Gallia Junior var* ally. The Baby Liona now 6*8, they will be gunning for an­ other win to revenge the lota to Tituavllle'a JV aquad. The Bnby Liona toppled Melbourne Catholic laat Tueaday by a 69 3 - acore. Starting tonight for the Liona will be Billy Miklar and Jim Courier, forwarda; Rex Brooka and Tel Belihom at guarda; and Seth Rook at center. Hounds' Foe In d ian s M eet Lakeview At T erriers Here Winter Garden Thinking Out Loud Jfjr fcsnfnrb About fr r a lb Fri. Jnn. 31, ’64— Page 5 Sports BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM Lyman High’ s Greyhounds, Th# more you read about basketball at the Univer­ out to rebound from last Tues sity o f Miami tho mere you see tho name o f one Hurriday night’s loss to the Ocoee cane, Rick Barry. When Miami knocked o ff RclRna thia Cardinal*, re-enter Orange week Miami ran up 127 polnta and Barry got 33 o f them. Belt Conference play tonight Tho following is a piece from tha Hurricane's publicity at Winter Garden when they office that acquaint* us all with probably the state'a are hosted by the Lakeview finest collegiate eager this season. High Red Devils. * * * * Lakeview, although unable to rome through with any Mark up another bettar-than-thlrty-pclnt-game for consistent brand of basketball University o f Miami's fabulous All-America basketball this season, can be tough candidate, Rick Barry. enough to rise up and knock When the Hurricanes scored its smashing, stunning off the ’ Hounds who are in triumph over LaSalle recently by a score of 121 to 09, it ■ race with the Apopka Blue was Barry’* fantastic play which led the way, just aa it Darters and the DrLand Bull was Rick's brilliance that brought Miami ita win over dogs for top spot in the OBC Memphis State, a few nights before the latter upset standings Loyola of Chicago, Lyman’s scoring punch has A t the end of 16 gamea, Barry haa a 30.6 acoring JOHN KADER presents Riviera bowl trophies to tho winners in the sixth been hurt somewhat by the average. He has a .636 percentage in field goals and .821 annual Kader 54-hole tournament for tho Sanford Women’s Golf Associa­ loss of Donnie Smith, at ccn from tha free throw line. tion. Mrs. Vivian Pierce (left), DeBary, was runner-up and Miss Ellen ter but Bill Tolson, aided con Hia rebound average is a healthy 16.6 per game and Betts, Sanford, was winner. (Herald Photo) aiderably by Charlie Asher he la tha only player In tha land who stays high up in and Jim Shuster, have been both scoring and rebounding. able to keep the ’Hounds a Try as they did, LaSalle'a cagemen were unable to balanced club. halt the great Barry. Head Coach Walt Dsuras Barry U a marked man, generally has two man shep­ will probably atart Gene Win herding him around the court but hi* tremendously faat kclman and Richard Grant to reactions enable him to shake loose for the tiny fraction work with Tolson, Shuster and of s second he needs to get the ball and toss it into tho Asher. Dave Matla, towering In this weeks action in the center from the Lyman junior net. Sandspura Bowling League, varsity, has also seen quite a Without a peer under the basket, he can alao hit E. A.’ l Little slater, the!*- M orning TM*. T. Chadron, the OK Tire team proceeded to bit of action since he was consistently from the-outside, Hla defense la equally ef­ fast-itepping 58-pound red *' ConiotJHACK " ,u* — I I t RID stack up their winnings with a moved up to the varsity In EIGHTH fective and he lead* the Miami team in blocking ahota. fawn from the Pat Reed Ken — Grade It— 1. Bank Son. 2 clenn aweep over Mar Lou's. place of the injured Smith In a season and a half, he has fouled out but once— Ample Annie. S. Doncaster nel, Is proving the best bet at Champ. Helen Altmun, o f OK Tires, Smith, according to reports, and film* o f the one game in which he wa* charged with 4. Irish Alert, 4. Ur the Sanford . Orlando Kennel bttal. 4. Mrrlmar, 7. Fit, a. led her team on to victory will not be out of action aa hia fifth personal foul ahow clearly that tho official club for the quiniela bettori Rocket Tam with a big 530 scries and 190 long as earlier predicted. goofed on th* call. However, he doee not play patty cake, NINTH RACE — 8 1 * R ile — Little Sister has figured in Grade A — 1. Dingo Pug, J game, while teammates, Dot Smith was supposed to be lie has been charged with an average of threo personal* the quiniela in all but one of Rellne. S. Ill Troubles, 4. Ma Johnson and Slary Smith, out for a month but there is per game, and though on numerous occasions he haa S. Donna's Miss Kay, 4 her eight SOKC starti. Seven terlal, E.A.'n Little SDter, 7. Chuck gave their support with a 469- hope that he might be able picked up four, ho has stayed nway from tho fifth one times the little speedster has Drake, *. Upper Story 177 and 402-160. to return to action next week without any apparent dim inution of hla value to tha TENTH RACE — S /l* Mila — finished first or accond. McRoberta Tire Co., in th e ii. Smith haa made quite an im Grad* A— 1. Extra Itock S team. She has won three times Edna Terry, S. Florence Sic match with I’ ierro Manufac­ presslon on Central Florida In an early awing to tha Pacific Coaet, coaches there and finished second four N'abb, 4. Hashing Dan, 4. H el­ turing Co. came out the win­ cage coaches, particularly ton Green, 4. Notified, 7. An snid, “ Wo knew Harry was good hut not THAT good." times—never more than three dy's Shamrock, I. Circus W on . ner with a four point rack up Athletic Director Joe Justice That came after ho had hit successive :I4 point game* at lengths behind the winner. der in thi-ir favor. Midge Woods at Itotlina. Lyman will un­ ELEVENTH HACK - 1 1 MID Santa Clara and SL Mary* and 29 at Nevada." Little Sister goes for her — doubtedly welcome his return Grade It — 1. Rultunl, 2. Vlvl and I’nt Foster, both o f MeCoach Bob Kendall of Jackeonvillo'a comment after eighth quiniela in tonight’s S. I'ac Sac. 4. K ilem ore, 4. O Roberta, hail games o f 173 and in time to participate in the Barry's 36 polnta agalnet hi* team in Jacksonville wa* ninth race at SOKC, s grade Nellie, 4. Mademoiselle, 7. L.U- 171. ‘ Hounds race to the wire. gene, I. Susan Itock that Rick waa "the greatest player ever to appear In A event. A preliminary JV tilt will All or nothing seemed to act these part*"—and that Included the nationally ranked In the featured 10th event tho pare this week, aa Howe precede the main attraction. of the 11-race card, another teams which appear In th* Gator Bowl. Lakeview has a pair of the Tire Shop also posted a clean Pat Reed greyhound will bear Norm Sloan of Florida said In preparing for Barry'* •weep over Factory Point Out­ OBC'a top scorers, Charlie Ar watching. Notified Is the big visit to Gainesville, "W o made our plana conceding Barry let. Dotty Waltz was high for rlngton and Bob Bloebaum. gest winner la the field with John McKey, Gordon Shaw 36 points." Rick aettlod for 37. lfowc'a with a 474-178. three triumphs. Other favor Ho waa named th* outstanding basketball player In Jet Inn had a good night and Bon Cothern will be Ites Include Deep Rock Ken­ other probable Florida laat year when he averaged 19 point* and 14 re­ OCALA Tit c National with nn all out win over l’ry- Lakevlew'f nel's Extra Rock and Circus bound* for Miami. Thla year he ia over 30 point* per German Shortliaircd Pointer ora Insurance Co., with Lil starters. City Ranch's Circus Wonder. game In th# ecorlng column and 16.6 In rebound*. Donat setting tha pace and Association's S o u t h e a s t Tonight’ s entries: But for an attack o f virtu in th* holiday pcrlcd, he winnng top honors for the FIR S T RACK — S/IS Mll* — era Region 3 Championship would probably be the leading point maker In tha land tirade R— 1. Good Timing, S. will be held in Dunncllon Feb werk with her 8(14 series anil Kurkin Mollle. I. Hkue. 4. Back. 2. 192 game. Mary Pinter, also of today among major college*. I. G littering Rose, I. Krntry. He had moved Into first place with a 32 plua mark Rainbow Lodge, Rainbow Jet Inn, had u 4tltl-1(lf». T. Big Trade, I. Ablcgall Hu* The South Semlnola Junior a K i't m i RACE — ft IS Mil*— Springs, will be field trial St. Johns Realty Co. came when th* virus hit him and he fell to eight point* againat United P m i International firade C— 1. Bobble Hhor*. S. Hurricanea entertain out three to the better in their High Army and 13 againat Rhode Island, plus 26 agalnit SyraWORCESTER, M au. (UP1) Denny Eart, I. Broadoak, 4. beadquartcra. Multiple cours McNabb, I. Hurry Home es will be laid out for the match with Stempcr Realty the Sanford Junior H i g h cuae, Had h# been well for tho.e three gamea, his acor­ —Jot Gomel, 153, Providence, □Bailie lady*, f. Forthright. ?. Four- trials on the Cowart Wahoo with Kleanor Anderson rolling Braves tonight at the Lyman ing average wculd probably be 36 point* and Ida rebound R.I., outpointed Domingo Or- way Ange, I. Hard Cutter high for St. John’s, a 41(1-170, High School gymnasium. It TIIIHH HACK — n lit Mile — Ranch, west of Dunncllon. mark abova 17. tlx, 153, Hoboken, N.J. (10). tirade H — I. Ilap llal, S. CryJudges will be llal Davis, while Giyndu Hannah did tha will be the sixth outing of the Already he haa scored 467 points— two more than lie •tal Palace, S. Hhrake. 4 O B ’* season for the Hurricanes. To mad* during his entlra sophomors campaign. Goon, S. Hally Bandy. I. Dan Ocala and Joe Murdock, Sara­ honors for Stamper's, turning date they have racked up Robert*. T. Sarasota Sunburst, sota. in a good 472-174. Already he hold* th* echool scoring record for on* I. Hully Jons* three victories against s pair Next week will be position Running will be one hour, gxnie—60 polnta against Rolllna college which tie* him FOURTH RACE — S / l l Mil*— n o T in s o r a m i c A T i o x firade M — 1. Jo* Cae*ar, S. multiple couraes. under the night, the final one of the scu- of loisei. rc»R c i.o a iv o v a c a t ix o for tha national leadership. The two losses were at the A SH SHAMIO n I x ; t h a t Illark No** Peg. S. McAllen, championship rules and reg son. The team line-ups will lie Ilia field goal proficiency is far above the best ever 4. Iloney Hpot. S. Kruw Bar, f o h t i o .v o r p b a r i , s t i i k k t hands of the Florida Military 4. Pat’s Honey, T. GI*mo Bub, ulationa of the association as follows: W HICH L1B» BK TW E K * A!. befor* at Miami and he ia • cinch to shatter the old one D l l A V XSfV X AMD A L tlO X I. Bobby Scholar OK Tires-Howe Tiro Shop, School’i Junior vanity aquad Game will be native and re Mason scoring mark o f 22.1 per gam*, lie ia well ahead FIFTH RACE — I S MII* — ATEXL'B McKoberta Tire-Factory Paint, of DeLand. However, the Hur­ of th* top rebound average of 14.9. N otice ta tieroby. rlvon by Grade T — J. Prnvlnrlal, S. leased quail on each courac. ricanes bounced right back to 4. Birds may be shot over Jet Inn-Stempcrs Real Estate, W . K. Bryant and Marlon r. Light Sal, I. W alk Slim H*'e been abova 30 poinU in 10 o f Miami's 16 Bryant, hie w ife, Jamta E. Avant Garda, ( . Fable Cava­ dog's point by Use handler or I’ryors Inaurance-Pierro Man post a 44 to 17 win over the game*—and no previous Hurricane player hae had more Tata and LaVtrna Tat*, hla lier. (. H arry S , T. Paul lemg, Oviedo Lion Cubs, » 54 to 41 oflicial gunner, upon request ufacturing Co., SL Johns Real w lfo. and Calhartna W. I. It.n.'a Forever than three 30-point game* in hi* entire UM career. victory over Tampa Catholic, ■treats, (ta sim p!* title nwnara SIXTH RACE — a /ta R ile — of the judges. ty-Mar Lou. Grad* C— 1. Stormy Rocket. He'* reeled in as many aa 17 of 17 free throw* In ona o f tha real property adjacent and another win over Oviedo, Main prise will be the to that portion of Faarl Stroat 5. Callao H aw k. S. Fawn V lo. gam*. H* crushed an Frandaeo with that one. The first game tonight will that lias batwaan Aldus Ava. let. 4. Slick Tip, I. N'ebraaka Hjalmar Olien Trophy, which Eliminating hi* virue plagued Chrtatmae etint, he nua and Allaon Avenue In Ned, I. P rotocol, T. Acadia, I. 58 to 32. muit be won four timea with Sem inole County, riorld a , that Super Sport hasn't been under 24 polnta. Hr had that total against The first game tonight will pursuant to Section IK . 10 SEVENTH RACE — S M Rile at least three different dogs Memphis Stale in a game In which he was concentrat­ — Grade IK— }. D allie Calling, Florida Statute,, that they bo a junior varsity engagehave filed a petition with S. Moonerrat, S. Kathy Tray, from the same owner to gain ing on breaking up s strong Memphia State rebounding mint at 6:30. The main event BOSTON (UPI)— An alter the Board o f County Commlaa* I. Deed** It, I. Bllrer Sheba. permanent posaesiion. carp*. Kick grabbed 23 rebounds In that one, hla aeaaon tonara of Seminole County. Permanent prises will be nately joking and threatening will get under way at I. Florida, on tho Ilth day o f high, and launehad s Miami counter attack which floored awarded winner* and run Charles 0 . Finley Insists he January. 1M4. whereby they tha Tiger* Juat two nighU before they slaughtered Loyola won’ t be chased out of the requested a resolution to he nersup, If named. adopted providing for tha cloa o f Chlcrgo. American League." Ing. vacating and abandoning Finley Invaded American o f that portion o f I'earl Street IT TH E CIRCI IT COURT l»F that Ilea betw etn Aldus Ave. T H E SIX TH J tU K I A L 4111League President Joe Cronin's nua and Allaon Avenue, Semi­ C U T . IT AND FOR BENINEW YORK (U P I)— If you barkyard Thursday night to NOTICE OF SUIT nole County, Florida, and fur* TOI.E C O l'T T T , FLORIDA TIIE «T 4 T E OF FLORIDA TO address the silver anniver­ muit drink, don’t drive—but th tr set forth on that plat of IN CMANCERT NO. ISS** CHARLES \V. COUNCIL!* sary dinner o f the Boston it's perfectly okay to go ahead Tract Thra* of Henlanda T. LEONARD MANN and A grudge race involving two Seminole group la offering WHOSE RESIDENCE AND Springs. Flat Book I. Page II. NANCT MANN hla wife. Plaintiff*. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS Baseball Writers. Cronin re­ and putt. o f the Public Records of Semi­ of the holiest cars in the $600 in prise money and tro­ v ». IS: nole County, Florida; and tha That'a the word from ■ not­ mained confined to hla nearby 4f>2 EAST HUNTING TOW Southeastern United State* phies, including $100 for top said Hoard o f County Commls* INEZ MEREDITH. home by Illness. ed eye doctor who clalma one ERH Defendant. ilon sra w ill bold a public hear­ NOTICE OF SAI.K ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA. Displaying three seta of uni­ glasa o f bear often ean im­ will headline a special Fri- alock eliminator, to be distri­ in g on tha petition beginning NOTICE IS IIKItKBT G IV ­ A sworn Complaint having forms he said the Athletics at 10:00 A. M. o'clock on tha Jay Night racing program buted to winner* of other prove s golfer's putting. 31th day o f February. 1MI, EN' that on tha tlth day o f been filed agalnet you In the Notice carefully, he eald Feb. 14 at ths Oaceoln Air­ classes. at the office* o f the County February, A. D. 1SS4. between Circuit Co irl In and for 8»m l- would wear next season, FinCom missioner* In the Court* the legal hours o f eal*. name­ n »D County, Florida, by ELI HE Icy acknowledged, "it sure only ONE. port Dreg Strip, near Geneva. house at Bemtnola County. ly. 11:4* o'clock A. M . on (aid ALMOND COUNCIL!* for d i­ looks like ray club will be Dr. William W. Vallotton, a Florida, at which lima those day. at tha Front door o f the vorce, the ahort title o f which The entry 11*4 for the 7 p.ra. for and agaln*t tha asms will Court Ifoue* In Banford. Sem i­ la ELISE ALMOND COUNCIL!* In Kansas City." leading ophthalmologiat at th* racing program la expected ba beard and final action tak* nole County, Florida, the un­ Plaintiff, veraus. CHARLES W. 5tad leal C o l l e g e o f South dersigned Clerk w lll'o ff e r for COUNCIL!* Defendants, these •n. Caroline, reported hi* finding* to swell to the 150 mark by Dated thla Ilth day a f Jan* •al* and sail to tha highest present* are to command you Suspension O ff and hast blddtr for cash, the to appsar and file your A n ­ nary, 1114. befor* tho 67th annual meet­ addition of many drivers visit­ follow in g d tierlb td real pro­ swer or nthsr defense or plead­ ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) — (SEAL) perty a t tha property. ing herein with the Clark of ing of tho Southern Medical ing here for tbe National Drag Arthur H. Backwlth. J r , '•The Eeet 100 feet o f the tha Circuit Court o f Bamlnola Thre* Jockeys at Santa Anita Clerk. Clrrult Court Association. Racing Championships, beginW a it 10* feet o f tha County, Florida, and larva a begin auspenaion Saturday lly : Arthur II. Beckwith. Southeast quarter H E 'i l ropy thereof on P la in tiff’ s at­ ranging from fiva to 10 days Jr. ni - * Feb. 13 st Samaula. o f the Soulheaal quarter torney. Carroll Burke, A ttor­ Joieph M. Muraeko, Atty. (S E I4) o f Section I. Tow n- ney at Law, P. o . Drawer Z. for careless riding. Tha track’s Returns To G W Tbe feature "grudge m atch" lACTION! THRILtSI P. O. Boa I II •hip St South. Range SO Sanford. Florida, on or before lioard o f stewards cracked Fern Park, Florida WASHINGTON J P l) — will pit Hubert Platt, driver World** Fa*le*t Sped Eaet, lyin g South o f the the Ilth day o f February, A. D. Publish Jan. It. t i l l . Old Palm •Springs Hoad, 1941, or ulberw lsa decree pro down on Ray York and Frank Hayden Buckley hue returned of ■ 1964 Fairlan* Ford from cpq*io»______________________ wilt be entered Costa for five days and hand­ to Georgs Washington Univer­ Atlanta, Georgia, sad s 1964 togeth er with all stru c­ confeeso ture*. Improvements, fix ­ against you. M irritie d a u e b FIRSTOAMI ture appliance* and a p ­ Th* Sanford Herald Is d e­ ed Danny Mansells a 10-day sity s i ■ bsckfield coach. Aluminum Plymouth sola rod F I C T I T I O la STARE L A W pu rtenance! on said land signated as a newspaper o f suspension for Infractions ob­ Buckley left the Colonial cam- by tha Grrat Southern Goat NOTICE IS HEIIEBT UIV* or used la conjunction general circulation In which KN that the undersigned, de­ during yfedneaday'a pu* in 1960 to accept ■ post racing team of Lakeland. therew ith." this citation shall be publlehed served sirin g to anaaao l« builneaa SARI MUTUfL Thla tal* la made pursuant once each week for four co n ­ "The Goat" narrowly edged as assistant football coach st under tha fictitiou s name of WAGIRING "M llllo Faahions-Feetory Close­ to Final Dacro* a f Fortcloaur* secutive weeks. Platt for 2nd place top stock the University o f Virginia. WITNESS my band and o f- 3 Suspended outs'* at 111* Orlando Drive, •nterad In Chnncery Action No. 1 GAMES NlfiHTl' elimination honors s t the Hanford. Florida. InlenJa to ISS04 now pendlag In the Cir­ flclal seal o f tha Clark o f tha Lading Night NEW YORK (U P I)—A fine raglattr said name with the cuit Court af and for Semi- Circuit Court on thla the Tib Seminole Timing Association's day o f January, A. D. 1K4. Clark o f the Circuit Conrt o f nola County, Florida. and suspension levied against Chiefs Sign Two big two-day matt Dec. t$. . . Dated thla Ilth day at Jan­ (HEAL) Seminole County, Florid*. W r it e KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Word bee been received Iron Arthur H- Backwlth. Jr.. tralnor-drivor John Chapman D A T E D at Sanford. Florida, uary, IMS. Clerk o f tha Circuit Court of Hamburg. N. Y., haa been — Donald Williams, s center, thla Ith day of January, 19*4. (SEAL) Atlanta, by Timing Associa­ A rthu r II. Beckwith. J r . Carroll Burke Mildred Stamper roscindod by ths Now Y’ork and halfback Isadora Haynes tion President Don Witt that Hl $334221 Clark a f tbs Circuit Court Attorney for P la in tiff 1111 South French Avsauu Racing Commission. Chapman of Grambling Collage (La.) this won't happen again. B yi Martha T. Vlhlsn Suite 111 Sanford. Florida Deputy Clerk Sanford Atlantis National Muyar. Waisa. Rosa A Arktn was penalised after a "dop­ hav* boon signed aa fro* Tbs two cars will stags • Bank Building •A ttorneys tor Mildred Stamper Edw ard J. Honlon. Jr.. A lly , ing" investigation st Roosevelt agent* by th* Kansas City best-two-af-three run-all with P. O. Drawer Z m W aal Plant Street « « f Lincoln Rand W inter Garden, pi*. Sanford, Florida / t R O N I ON •Miami Baach. Florida Raceway, but was clsared Chiefs o f the American Foot­ (he winner receiving 1100. Publish Jaa. 10, 17. II,1SI, t i l l Publish Jan. II, IT, f4, 11. 1M ! Pubiith Jan. It, It fl. whan an aide confessed. ball League. CDy-JI CD4J-IM la addition, the sponsoring C D Q -M Little Sister Called OK Tires Score Clean Sweep Best Quiniela Bet German Pointer Contest Slated Hurricanes To Play Braves Fight Results Legal Notice Looks Like KC, Says Finley Legal Notice Legal Notice Tee Off With Glass Of Beer Seminole High School's eag­ er* will be idle tonight but Saturday night they will host the Tituavllle Terrier* in a non-conference contest at San­ ford's Fleming Gymnasium. A preliminary contest be­ tween the school*' Junior var­ sity quintets will precede the main event which i* slated for 8 p. m. The JV game will Wildcats Play Gators Saturday GAINESVILLE - Kentucky, t h e nation's fourth-ranked basketball power, visits Gainesville Saturday night to confront the Florida Gators with all types of basketball problcmi. These etart with Cotton Nash, 6-5 going on 6-7, a twotime all-America baiketball player having the greatest season of his career, averag­ ing over 27 polnta per game and leading the Wildcats In most departments. Problem! continue with Ted Deeken, one of the top scor­ ers In the conference and a boy who can break open any game In ■ ahort period just a* he did in the Wildcats' 7962 win over Georgia Tech last Saturday afternoon. Coach Adolph Rupp's dra­ matic awttch to t 1-3-1 zone defense In the last two vic­ tories over Tennessee and Tech will prove to be another major problem. ’’This la what you would have to call a very aggrei* live sone defense," says Flor­ ida head coach Norm Sloan. "They tend two or three men after the man with the ball and really put the heat on him." Point man, out front, In thla detente Ja 6-6 sophomore guard Tommy Kron, a scrap­ per who moved the veteran Chill lahmael, who scored 30 on Hie Gators last year, out of the atarling lineup. Kentucky's other itartera will likely he 6-3 Terry Mobl°y. a Junior, and 3-4 Larry Conley, a hiislling, determin­ ed aophomorc who haa been a big factor In ths present Wildcat surge. Peralta 6-5 Over Willie NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Challenger Gregorio Peralta of Argentina ia a slight 6-3 favorita to wrest ths world light heavyweight crown from Willie Pastrano in their Juatslgned 13-round fight at tha New Orleana Municipal Sta­ dium, April 10. But no odds were offered to­ day on whether promoter Bon­ nie Gelgerman would take ad­ vantage of the fact that this bout would be the first In New Orleans at which the promoter could sell ticket* on a non segregated basil if he wishes. get under way at 6:30 p. m. Seminole, four and eleven so far this season, will be out to grab their fifth of the year. In an earlier contest this sea­ son the Terrier* locked horn* with the Tribe and came out on top. Coach Ralph Stumpf’s five will be out to reverse (he outcome of the initial game and attempt to break even in this year's two-game series. Stumpf will probably go with Barry Barks, Mika Bowes, Barry Johnson. Ken Tyre and Mike McClcary aa hia starters. Next Tueaday night tha Seminole* go back into Metro Conference competition when they entertain the Grenadiers of Orlando Colonial on tha Tribe'* home boards. Trophy Game To Gasti, Agusfin Orange and Seminole Coun­ ty telephone company em­ ployes were honored Thuriday night at the Orlando Semlnola Jai Alai Fronton, with the 'Telco Trophy" game wwn by Gasti and Agustln. Presentation of the trophy was made, at (he conclusion of the eighth game, by Mrs. Ted Burlagc. She waa assist­ ed by Ed Bartlett, vice-presi­ dent of I-ocal 3108, Communi­ cations Workers of America. Jacin and Mugucrza place second In the hotly contested doubles competition, with Martin and Zubl finishing third. In the Daily Double events, Urlsar won the third game and Aatlga took the fourth to complete a 5-6 combina­ tion paying $77.20. Elu and Urquldi got the Itgame program off to a fast start, winning (he first gamo with Olarre and Manuel se­ cond for an 8-3 perfects good for $390.90. South Seminole JH Jayvees Name Miko Hargis Matt Hlckok Leonard Hollis John McDermott George Mil wee Ralph West Mike Rlckett Brant Rose Steve Shepherd Mickey Hawks Bob Kennedy Bob Mean* Bob Micuckl Woody Sesiomi Mike Miller Po. G G G G G U C C C F F F r F F ill. WL 3 8 US 5-4 110 5-7 130 56 120 53 110 5-6 110 6-0 140 5-10 135 5-10 120 57 124 5-10 130 5$ 105 S I 130 S3 130 5-10 140 Races Set INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (U P I)— Raceway Park Presi­ dent Thomas Binford announc­ ed Thursday that th* Grand I'rix of th* United States auto race will be held here on Oct, 3, 1065. Grudge Race Tops Drag Slate iia i. a ia i TONIGHT 7:40 f M . NIG HTLY 8:10 as® MATINEES WED. * HAT. 2 P. M. THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING "Where The Top Deg* Run Rain er Shine* 9 KBNNIL CLUB MIDWAY BETWEEN 8ANFORD AND ORLANDO �P ir» Pilots W elcom e Guests A t Dinner B til I: Heirloom Cookery Today wa begin a new fea­ ture, Heirloom Cookery, those recipes banded down, usually aot found in books, and de­ serving a place in the files of all good cooks. Today's recipe comes to us from Florence Monforton (Mrs. E. A.). These bars remain crisp and are delicious anytime. Tofreo Bars Cream togethsr 1 cup Crls Co, 44 cup each brown and white sugar, S eggs, I tap. vanilla and 14 tap. salt Add 1 cup oatmeal (quick Cook­ ing), 1 cup flour. Mix together and bake in an oblong pan (about 18") for SS min. at 350 degrees. Sprinkle top with one Urge bag aemi-aweet choco­ late blU, place under broiler a few minutes and spread. Top with 14 cup chopped nuts. Let stand n few minutes and cut in squares. H » Jan. SI. •»« V rrslk Phi Gamma Etas Mr. and Mrs. Marshal] L. Nichols announce the engage­ ment of their daughter. De­ anna Lou, to D e w itt B. Dras, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace V. Dras Sr., Belle Glade. The bride-elect was grad­ uated from Seminole High School in 1961 and Is a student at Huntingdon College, Mont­ gomery, Ala. The bridegroom-elect Is s graduate of Belle Glado High School and the University of Florida. The wedding will be a July event at the First Methodist Church. Roses G ive House Rose plants can bo a big help to owners of recently built houses. They offer quick and aallsfying results since blooms generally appear the same season In which the rose bush is planted. Togclhor with other ihrubs, rose bushes can give the new house an imme­ diate "llvcd-ln look.” If other activities are like­ ly to leave the new homeown­ er with little time to get his landscape itarted in the first year, then he may ilnd II worth while to try a few ros­ ea In tubs. These tubs can be put close lo the house on either side of the front door­ way, or spotted about the proiwrty as accent plants. Improvising in this manner can aerve lo attract attention away from unsightly bare spots on the property. Once using them the homeowner may want to retain Uio tubs of roses permanently. They look exceptionally well on a bleak concrete stone or gravel patio. But for i|iiltk U-uutificutiou treat your now property to at least tome rose plants. They also make excellent house­ warming presenta. ti Household Hints An empty egg carton Is a good holder for paper clips, rubber binds, stamps and other amall tilings kept in a desk drawer. The 12 sections will hold all these and the top may be used for pencils, pens and erasers. To keep a dosk free from ink stains, carve a hole large enough to hold an ink boltle in the middle of a fairly large sponge. Glue the sponge to heavy cardboard base and insert the Ink bottle in tho hole. Put this Ink "coaster” In your drawer or on the desk top. Tlio bottle will not tip and the sponge absorbs ex cess drips. Need an extra pair of book ends for a student's room 7 Use two ordinary h o u ■ e bricks padded and covered with material matching or contrasting the draperies and bedspread. Slip-stitch the ma­ terial in place. Mr. and Mrs. William Reck were hosts to Phi Gamma Eta Chapter members, Beta Sig­ ma Phi Sorority, and their guests at a “ hobo” party. The "h o b q e i" arrived at the Reck home. 1021 W. First Street, with canned foods to provide a savory supper, with the contents combined at ran­ dom. This proved to be a highlight of the evening. Games a n d conversation were enjoyed and the unusual party ended with the presen­ tation o f a typical “ hobo” gift to the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Collie Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonxalex, Mr. and Mri. Joe Alexan­ der, Mrs. Dave Sharp, Mrs. Bobby WlUls, Shirley Stumph. Johnny White, Vicki Wesslund and Bobby Kemp attended the pxrty. Out of nail polish remover? In an emergency use spirits of camphor. Simplicity Is a good rulo of thumb when buying pearls for teen*. A single-strand de­ butant necklace of graduated pearla is the best selection. It's a style that's always In fashion and can be worn later with other necklaces. DEANNA LOU NICHOLS Church Calendar Lake Mary Woman's Club Members Win Ribbons Mrs. John Noel and Mrs. Horry Sandusky, members of Lake Mary Woman's Club, brought home blue ribbons from the District 8even, Florldn Federation o f Wom­ en's (Tubs. Arts and CrafU Hobby Show Tuesday. The show, at Sorosis Club In Orlando, was attended by representatives o f all clubs In the district and winners In the Individual club competi­ tion. Mrs. Frank Evans, pres­ ident, Mrs. Al Kceth, Mrs. John Noel, Mrs. Harry San­ dusky, Mr*. J. C. Gregory, Mrs. Grace Lindahl and Mrs. William Shattuck represented the I.ske Mary Club. Mrs. Shattuck modeled the Iste-sfternoon dress which took first place in the local competition and received hearty applauie, but learned too late, all entries must tie "nil ociaslon" dresses. 31r*. Noel won a blue ribbon for her argyle socks, cleverly diaplnyed on a board with the rolorrd yams used in the socks. Mrs. Sandusky was given her blue ribbon for a straw ling woven o f pine needles. Mrs. Gregory entered one of her oil paintings, Chrysan­ themums — still life. The painting was placed on the stage but was not eligible for an award alnce the ehow did not include a category for 5984-H SALE Gay gingham cobbler trim­ med with giant-aisc pockets embroidered with cross-stitch •pplaai Quick lo make, ao nice lo wear! No. MM-N kaa tissue In alias 14, 18, 18 Inclusive; graph for embroidery; full directions. Te enter aead IS cents In coins for etch patters lo: Creative Womaa The Sanford Herald Bos 438, Midtowa Station New Yark IS, M. Y. For Evening For a fast leg shrve, mois­ ten the leg with hand cream and then shave. No lathering or rinsing and it leaves the skin softer. Fewer cuts, too. When you select new paitel clothing for spring, be sure to If you boll eggs by the dox change the shade of your rn to keep in the reirigerator make-up is well. The proper and have ready for salads make-up will help enhance put a few drops o f food color­ your appearanro in your light ing and a teaspoon of vinegar spring wardrobe. In the water when bailing Skirt lengths should be de­ This does not dye them a deep color like Easter eggs but termined by common sense, they do look different enough not fashion. U your legs are­ to be easily distinguished n't the best tn the world, wear from raw eggs on the same skirts that come an inch or so below your knees. tray. O b Ofcgfcom W ere “ H oboes’* Beauty Briefs Lived-In Look CREATIVE W OMAN painting*. Mrs. Lindahl en­ tered a lovely cutwork, em­ broidered, tablecloth and handpainted guest towels. The wlnnera will enter the state competition at the con­ vention In April. First Presbyterian Feb. 3 10 a.m. Women of the Church Executive Board 7:45 p.m. Phllathea Class meets with Mrs. II. S. Woodruff, 110 N. Elliott Avenue. Co-hostesses, Mrs. C. L. Redding and Mrs. Al Lyon. Birthdays Pamela GrirmellRepeats Celebrated Barbeque Vows With Jerry Cooper Pamela Suxanne Grinnell became the bride of Jerry R. Cooper Jan. IT at 8 p.m. in the Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. The double ring, candle­ light ceremony was perform­ ed by Rev. John PUley. Bas­ kets of white gladioli and chrysanthemums d e c o r a t ­ ed the church. Silver candel­ abra, with white tapers, and organ fern was placed on either side o f the organ. Mrs. Frances W e s t e r , organist, played the traditional wed­ ding music. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Genevieve Grinnell and the late Mr. Russell W. Grinnell, was given In marriage by ber brother-in-law, Richard E. Wilber. For her vows, to the son of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Cooper Sr., Willlston, the bride chose ■ street-length dress of Skin­ ner satin and Chantilly lic e . The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline and brace­ let-length sleeves. The bellshaped skirt fell In soft pleats from the waistline and was accented in the back by an achl sash. Her shoulderlength veil o f illusion was at­ tached to a headpiece of matching lace and crystals. She carried a cascade o f red rose buds with ivy. Mrs. Delores Wilber, sis­ ter of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a tur­ quoise dress of chiffon, over taffeta, with matching shoes and a small veiled headpiece. L e w i e I’oguc, Willlston, served as best man and ushera were Gaylord Grinnell, brother o f the bride, and Bobby Wilkinson. Mrs. Grinnell wore a beige dress with green accessories for her daughters wedding. Mra. Cooper, th e bride­ groom's mother, wore a lav­ ender wool suit with black ■ccessories. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held In the church annex. The brides bouquet was used on the table holding the wedding cake and punch bowl. Bea Cooper, Joyce Grinnell and Phyllis Rugenstein served at the reception and Barbara Bradley was in charge of the * 74 ' > s* MU. AND MRS. JERRY R. COOPER Mid Term Registration Mrs. D. Flamm Hostess T o Class The Golden Circle Class, First Baptist Church, met at the home o f Mrs. Donald Flamm for the business and social meeting. Mrs. Flamm opened the meeting with a devotion and Mrs. M. N. Cleveland and Miss Martha Grogan gave the prayers. Reports were given by all officers. Games were played during the social hour and refresh­ ments served to those attend­ ing; Mrs. Robert Hodges, Mrs. Ed Alderman, Mrs. Bill Johns Jr., Mrs. W. R. Stringfield, Mrs. Ralph Bette, Mr*. Carl Brorup, Sirs. M. N. Cleveland and Mlsa Martha Grogan. Limited Registration Ages 3, 4, and L Transportation fnrniabad free. Good Shepherd Christian D a y School •82-7318 Eva Bess Beauty Shop Shirley Meade Hair Stylist Has Been Added Tn Onr Staff. Wa Faatara Complete Bea sty Services laclading Blsocbiag And Tinting. For Appointment Ph. FA 2*3914 A cushion under the carpet helps lengthen the life of your rug. A L W A Y 8 FIRST QUALITY ' By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Claude Hittell, C l a u d s Hawkins and Clarence Hittell. Jacksonville, were honor guests at a bar-b-que recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins in Monroe. The oc­ casion was te celebrate the birthday of the three men. The guests gathered in the carporte o f the home to en­ joy bar-b-qued wild turkey, swamp cabbage, baked beans, macaroni, hot potato salad, slaw, hot biscuits and birthday cako. The turkey was killed by young Sidney Hsu kins during the hunting season. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and 3lrs. Thomas Galloway and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mann and Bren­ da, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Phil* lips, Rusty and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Sir. and Mrs. Claude Hittell, Lin­ da, Richard and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hawkins and Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hittell, Joy and Ralph, Jacksonville. When served food you can­ not eat, leave K but do not make a scene over it. ■ e n n c iff / brides book. The couple left oa a wed­ ding trip to south Florida and will make their home in San­ ford at the Hollywood Trailer Court. With m NEW LOCATION 131 N. OAK. COR. COMMERCIAL COME FIND SIZES FOR JUNIORS, MISSES, HALF-SIZES! COME FIND FRESH SPRING-NEW STYLES! COME FIND QUALITY WORKMANSHIP . . . EXTRAWIDE SEAMS, FINISHED BUTTONHOLES, DEEP HEMS! COME FIND THE VALUE THAT’S BRENTWOOD . . . NOW AT BUY-’EM-BY-THE-BATCH REDUCTIONS! 1 MUS. RUSSELL FOSTER (left) wus hostess at n nhower fo r Mrs. I’ atsy Rettler Scott, recent brid e, (center) at the home o f Mrs. Henry Scholz, North Orlando. Mrs. Henry Ward, mother o f the bride, is pictured with the hos­ tess und honoree. « . . . are arriving dally! We'd ba delighted If you'd coma in and brewnet You're sure to ba pleaeed wbsn yog see all tha wonderful new nelectiena all our regular 2.98 Brentwoods Shirtwaists 1 Coachman atylea! Sheaths! Even sweeping 4-yard akirta! Cottons, combed cottons, satin stripes, Fortrel® polyester *n cotton blenda I Prints! Checks! Stripes 1 Solids I Come early! NOW STARTS SATU RDAY! AT Add M cents for first-class Print name, address with style number and alia, piak, black tad aad black aad yellow ap aa top cetera for apatafl ef *84. Big, bold prints ba fcmrJtea, lea. iitfs r l Deanna Lou Nichols, D. R. Draa Engaged Meeting The February dinner meetin f fo r th« Pilot Club o f San­ ford waa enjoyed by 18 mem­ ber! and their three fueita Tuesday at the Clrle Center. Mrt. Ralph Ray and MUs Elale Farley freeted member* and fueata at the door and Mrs. Either Rive, Mrs. Philip Westgate and Mrs. Joel Field were hostesses. Red Valentines marked the places on the dinner tables, covered with white cloths. Dark red camellias were placed the lenfth of the ta­ bles with red tapers in crys­ tal bolder*. The speaker’s ta­ ble featured the dark red camellias down the lenfth and banked Into a center ar* rsnyement with shiny follafe. MUs Doil* Flemlnf, pro­ gram chairman, introduced Joe Davis and R. F. Shcdden, speakers for the event n f. Davis esplalned the Metro phone service and Shedden, M ansfsr o f Southern Bell an­ swered questions asked by tho club members. A short business meeting followed the program and MUs Janet Smith, president, announced Mrs. John Lambertson has been appointed chair­ man o f the District Four nom­ inating committee. Guests present were: Mrs. J. O. Wolfe, Mrs. Virginia HarrUon and MUs Janice Col­ lins. The monthly business meet­ ing will be Feb. 11 in the cau­ cus room at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building. s—m / J O .US j s ^ s ^ e n t w o o d s , reduced! 4 • m-r \imtwwBi ____ ' ” v ______ i * .V - �Je rry h«*wis A t Ritz Jarry Lowto S u red-haired,' conviction that aha ia ane of ther, Agnee Meorehesd, ee ahap*>y JU1 I t John •• Uad- the brightest, moat promising well ae all logic, Jill's flair for ln* tody k his »«w enmrily, new stars in the Hollywood comedy fairly blooms. Kqual“ W ho's Minding Th* Stor*?” i Iy adroit in portraying her ar­ firmament. Just prior to Join­ which apsnt Sunday at the dor for Jerry, firmness with JtKa Theater. With a eait that ing Jerry in “ Who’s Minding her dominating mother, fond­ toefodos Ray Walston, John Tha Storo?” Jill had played ness for John McGiver, her MeGivar, and Arnes Mnoro- opposite Prank Sinatra in 1fainthearted fattier — the a c­ kead, the Paramount releate “ I"oine Blow Your Horn,” and tress' most difficult sequence « a i filmed in Tfrhnirolor. pro- with Dean Martin in “ Who's ! apparently, is that in whirh dured by Paul Jonea and dir­ Sleeping In My Bed?” |she tries to handle 2d leashed ected by Frank Tarhlin. As the lovely heiress whose poodles of varied sire and mo­ Jerry pUyi a willing ki t, devotion to her raney suitor tive on a busy, tree-lined wild new hand In a bustling defies her strong-willed mo­ street. department (tore, and the unre knowing target of a plot t o ; wreck his romance with Jil),| an heireas whose true identity I he does not suspect In this, her third success­ ive co-starring role at Para­ mount opposite a top male personality, Mias St. John amply Justifiea the atudlo’s R I T Z OPEN 12:15 TODAY A SAT. "GOLIATH AND THE SINS OF BABYLON” Color A Trrbnisrope — PLUS — “ SAMSON AND THE SLAVE QUEEN” Colors cope SHOWS AT 1:00 • 3:05 STARTS SUNDAY S:1S - 7:20 • :00 J a in riiin s Jwtr*» t o * d u * 4 M k is d in u s»n kited w fired w r »ji tired b | dtfinmeM Mwt, 'Who's MlRMIGlklE STORE? IN THIS Imiph-lnden acene from the new Jerry Lewis Technicolor comedy, “ Who’s Minding the Store?’’, featured Sunday through Wednesday at the Ritz Theatre, Jerry tries to fit a dainty size 5 shoe on tha not ao dainty size 10 foot o f a lady wrestler. A comedy of marital misup*, “ Move Over, Darling,” from 20th Century-Fox will be featured Sunday through Tueaday at tha Movleland Drive-In Theatre. Tha east o f popular stare la headed by Doris Day, teamed for the sec­ ond time with James Garner. Polly Bergen forme the third aide o f the humorous triangle with Chuck Connora In a cameo alar role. The co • feature will be Rampage,” with R o b e r t Mltchum. The double feature on Wed­ nesday and Thursday will be “ The Steel Claw,” with George Montgomery and “ Some Came Running,’’ with Frank Sinatra and Shirley MacLalne. The triple feature on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 7-8, will be ‘‘Take ller. She’s Mine,” with James Stewart and Sandra Dee; “ Erik, tha Conqueror,” ■tarring Cameron Mitchell, and “ Shootout at Medicine Bend,’’ with Randolph Scott. All these movies but the Scott film are in color. “ Move Over Darling” ia a story about a young man who married a lovely young woman and arrives at hla honeymoon hotel to see in the lobby hla first wife who had been legal ly declared dead alnea she dis­ appeared earlier in a plana crash. Doris Day has the role of wife No. 1 who reappears a f­ ter being marooned on a South Pacific island for fiva years and causes not only con­ sternation but embarrassment. James Gamer, who gained fame as television's “ Maver­ ick” and turned successfully to comedy in “ The Thrill o f It All” with Misa Day, plays tha husband caught w i t h t w o wives . . . in California and not in one o f those countries where harems are legal. JUST.MI 14 o xi t c P ci rx - in t h e a t RI TONITE A SAT. 11.00 A CABLOAD BIG TRIPLE BILL No. I At 7:00 Only “ BATTLE HYMN" Rock Hudson In Color No. 2 At 0:20 Only “ CAPTAIN BINBAD" Gay Williams la Color No. S At 1 1 * 0 Only “ A NEW KIND OF LOVE” Paul Newman Joanna Woodward la Color f taufnrh Frl. Jan. 81, '64— Page 71 Srralft (DsuVt CUbby • DEAR ABBY: My heart feela like a ton of lead in­ side me. My daughter, who ia a love'.y girl of 19, asked permission to spend the night with her girl friend, whom we shall call Laurie. We know Laurie and her parents very well. Laurio has apeot many nights with our daughter. I wanted our daughter to stop at Uie gro­ cery store before coming home the next morning, *o I telephoned her at Laurie's Itouso. Laurie's mother said that our daughter had not slept Uiere, and she was under the impression that Laurie bad spent the night at OUR house. Abby, what am I to think? Why did these girls lie? And where were they? ONE SAD MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: I don't know where the girls were, but I would certainly ask them. They lied for the same reason that most peo­ ple lie—because they have­ n’t tha eourage to tell the truth. DORIS DAY and James Garner ntar in the Cinemnscope and DeLuxe color “ Move Over, Dar­ ling,” Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Great Savings on Easy Term s FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford |UN. - MON. * TUBS. Sen. - 0:20 ft 10:1» on. ft T uro, 7:0* ft 11:00 By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: What is a mother supposed to say when her son. age 13, brings a schoolmate home with him after school to "study,” but they fool around in tha yard a while, go Into his bedroom and make a few phone calls, and then at about 5:45 when she Is set­ ting the table, be lays to her, right out loud so his friend can hear, "M om , can Bruce stay for supper? We'll study afterwards.” THE MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: She ia suppoed to say, “ Yea, dear.” (And she usually does.) • • • DEAR ABBY: Hava you ever been kissed by some­ one who doesn't wear bis dentures? It's nothing! My husband (I'll call him Topeye) had all his teenth ex­ tracted years ago, but he re­ fuses to wear his platea. I say if he really wants to he can keep trying until they fit, but it doesn't do any good. My husband reads your column and D ay A t D rive-In Jacoby y . .. hiui 8b» think* you’re great. Am I right to feel hurt? POPEYES WIFE DEAR WIFE: ALL den­ tures can be fitted properly, tf one will only give the den­ tist a chance. Tell “ Popeye” the next time he mania to k ill you he'll have to catch you In the dentist's office • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO “ LNDIANA SWINGER” : In the immortal words of Henry L. Mencken: “ Conscience la that still small voire which warns you that some­ one may be looking." • ft ft Get it off your cheat. For a personal, unpublish­ ed reply, write to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. e e e Hate to write letters? Semi one dollar to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASSIONS." On(Bhidgx When you refer to someone NORTH U as a “ book” player you mean ♦ J ♦ KM that ha know* all the bail* ♦ AQJIS rules and follows them blind­ ftKSVS ly. mart m A “ book” player will do AK9IIS ft A Q I T S better in the king run than v i a VAQ1SV a man who play* eatch-as..... ♦ MS * U catch-can bridge, but ha will never be a really great play­ *104 er unless be know* when to ♦ J6I throw the book away and fol­ ♦ K l low hla own beat Judgment. SAQ IU II Now take a look at the West hand. Your opponents reach five cluhi after your partner's opening spade hid and your rasa P u a Paaa raise. What do you lead? Opaolagl The “ book" player will open the three of spade* becauae the fourth beat of your par­ all the books tell you to open tners suit unless you bold ift aft aft ift 5 - 7 and 9 - Piece Sets Co-Feataro San. > • JO Only ft Tnoa. • t i l l Only *38 ^ *88 EASY Seminole County’s first hig Hootenanny will be held at Orlando • Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton In Fern Park Sun­ day at 2:30 p. m. The Hootenanny will feature the All Florida Minstrels, winners o f tha Florida Folk Festival. During (ha Intermission a Central Florida amateur con­ test will be held with the win­ ners taking a cash prize. Among the groups competing will be the Tradewinds, the Noblemen, the Street Singers, Aane Nathan, o f Stetson Uni­ versity, and Sanford's own Jeri Wheatland. See favorite disc jockeys pick tha winner. Advance sale tickets may be obtained at all Junior and senior high schools in Semi­ nole County and Roumlllat A Anderson Drug Store la San­ ford. This Hootenanny Is being sponsored by th* Semlnole-DeUary Heart Council and all proceeds will go to the Heart Fund. Id conjunction with the Governor's Clean-up Program and Garden Clubs, tha Flor­ ida State Road Department will begin removal of the Il­ legal signs and advertise­ ments from the State main­ tained rights of way In Sem­ inole County on Highway 1792 beginning Feb. io. When inch signs, having a value of $100 or leal, Includ­ ing entrance algna to private establishments, encroach up­ on the state owned rights of way, they will be picked up and taken to the Stats Road Department mainten­ ance yard located at Orlando. Signs that are not reclaimed within a period of B0 dayi will bo destroyed. Owners of signs valued at greater than $100 will be Is­ sued a 30-day written notice to correct the violation or tha sign will be removed at th* end of the 10-day period. Road Board Chairman John Th* kids era tha ones who R. Phillips, ia ordering the started tha trading stamp Clean-up Program, s t a t e d era a*. that tha removal of tho algna Fall lint of Valentina Hearts and Candy novelties by Pangburn. Whitman, Norris and NunnaOy. World War I Vets To Meet TAMPA — Seven thousand World War I Veterans will bold their IMS national sonvention In Tampa at tha Curtis Illxon Memorial Convention Center, it waa announced to­ day by Ralph Chapman, man­ ager o f the Greeter Tamps Chamber o f Commerce Con­ vention Bureau. Tamps waa officially selectad last weekend s t s Washing­ ton, D. C. board matting af tha organisation. Tamps bid agalnat eight of tha nation's largest cities. Others seeking th* group were Los A a g e 1 * ■; Phlldelphla; Washlngon, D. C.; Oklahoma City; Columbus, Ob!o| Cleve­ land ; Cincinnati and Chicago. Tho World War 1 “ doughboys" will hold thair moating la SapL 18-22, IBM. DUNEDIN, Fla. (U P I) — Baa Bogan waa tha last golfsr to wta tha UJL Opaa two years fta a new, IBM sad 1N L Single mad Package Valentines by HALLM ARK H— fard’a Oaly Air CwdlUoMd Furmltare Star* U M I E. lat ST. PA S-ftss J------ “T H E PRESCRIPTION OUE PRIMAEY CONCERN” COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE FA 2-1481 DOWNTOWN SANFORD GOOD 8448 Franck A y*. laaford, Fla. C i n y Oat Orders PL 322-9818 By Ruth Miiiett home for aged parents or an old aunt or uncle than for each child to have the prl vacy of hia own room, or for a hous# to have both a living room and play room? —A young couple who m ar ried without their parents’ jrzrtz'/ik TABLE H O PPIN G BY JUDY TURNER Time for a new month already, and the women havo this one sewed up . . . It’a leap year and Valen­ tines Day on the 14th and the extra day at the end o f the month should >rivo thorn all tho opportunity they need. Start tho bull rolling by having a night out right away. Almost, but not quite, made it to Spencer's for dinner the other night. We did however, get to lunch aoon after and enjoyed one o f th* greet aleak tandwlrhei. Th* (teaks are really good and th* price Is unbeatable for any kind o f a lunch. Darlene reports that the lunch hours are busy, as they should be with that kind ef far*. Everybody, In­ cluding Ed, Is healthy and ready to serve you. • • • Began a laat-mlnute trip on Friday night and hadn't •aten supper yet . . . so wa called the Whataburger and ordered two o f the hug# "Whataburgers” with French friea and malted*. They were ready when wa got there , . . hot and delicious. * * * Here’s a universal question . . with a universal answer. Does your group want to make money T If you do, check with John Mikler at Skate City for his party plan. Skat* City ha* matinees for tha kids Saturday and Sunday aflat noons from 2:30 til 4:80. Hootenanny Set Illegal Road Signs At Fern Park Coming Off 17-92 T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG of Sanford Remember whao— —Parent* didn't need each other’s support to aay "N o” to their children or to let standards for their conduct? —It waa considered more Important to find room In a either tha ace or touching honors such as king-queen, queen-jack or jack-ten. The “ book” player will al­ so watch South chalk up gama and rubber. His partner will win tha first trick and will not take any more tricks un­ less he promptly cashes tha ace of hearts. The reasoning player will open the king of spades. He will hope to hold the trick with the king and then b* able to tell which red suit to shift to. He wQI also manage to set • * * the band becauae he will see Stopped In at the Carlbe that the proper shift la to lounge to meet Lou and Nor­ bearta and that heart shift will produce two heart tricks, ma for tha first time, and this Is tha honest truth • • • the for East. girls really did outnumber tho men during tha lunch hour. Lou reports that lota of nice people com* in and that every weak business plcka up Jutt a bit mor*. Tha narns food la aerved in th* lounge as in tha connecting Rose and Wilk’a restaurant and It ia good. Since th* food la eaaentlal to the highway la to excellent and th# lounge safely and beautification, and ia ao handy, it should be a expressed confidence In the mutt stop placa oa our lunch willingness of moat sign own­ eon list. s e a ers to remove their eigns from the rights of way ahead of the work forces. TERMS MATHER : Dining at its luxurious best can be found at Freddie's Stesk Hous*. Besides the al­ ready famous steaks, the reataurnnt has a complete line o f seafood. Th* win* rack, with tha goodies that “ make” th* meal, alia Just Inside tha door ao you won't forget to try on*. blessing ettd consent didn’t expect their parents to sup­ port them? —Most marriages really were for better or for worse? —The woman who put her family first was considered to be doing her duty, not shirking it? —Accidents were regarded as accidents, not as an pportunlty to sue someone lor damages? —A parental “ No’* didn’t have to be justified or ex­ plained to a child? —No one felt compelled to apologize for honest sentiment with a shamefaced "This may round corny, but. . ."? —The Important thing about a man was his character— not his publle image? —A devoted wife and good mother would never have thought of describing herself as “ Just a housewife,” or felt duty-bound to go through life looking younger than her years? —To be able to disagree loudly with the majority was considered an American right lo be prised, rather than de­ plored? You MUST remember. For K wasn’t so very long ago. By Oswald Jacoby N one Since D I N E T T E S Cite Jhs Men’s Club To Sponsor Fish Fry Plena to sponsor a public fish fry were mad# by tho Men's Club of the Congrega­ tional Christian Church at a meeting of tha group held Tuesday night at tha church. The event will be held on Saturday, Feb. 22, on the church grounds. Officers of tha mans club a n Clyde Stinson, president; H a r o l d Harbtt, treasurer; John Hanncr, sacrotary and Bonner Carter, p r o g r a m chairman. Musical Player LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Rookie outfielder A1 Ferrara o f tho Los Angeles Dodgers la an accomplished pianist, having appeared throe times at Carnsgie Hall. Mlaa Carol Pcttijohn Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Leant* Freddie's Steak House Central Florida's Oldest & Finest C A V A L IE R o RESTAURANT “ Where Dining la an Adventure" R. OFF 17-B2 AT SEMINOLE RACEWAY SIGN FERN PARK, FLORIDA NOW OPEN 8UNDAY8 11 A. M. - t P. M. DAILY 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. Private Rooasa For Parti**, Club* S3S-32BT FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION BRANCH 147 — PRESENTS BAR-B-QUE BEEF OR PORK Saturday, Feb. 1, 1964 — 4 - 8 P. M. AT THE HUT ON TOE LAKE FRONT — WEST OF CITT ZOO Adults $1.50 Children 75c CASH DOOR PRIZES TAKE-OUTS If you Uk* herbaria *bkk*a support your lllgb Hcbool Bead. — JIM 8PENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGR ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... |SJS CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS fawool [awoot a* a aat) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy th* way w* proper* th*ml. , . U*y ar* NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Till* and Raya! Rad Shrimp) FROG LEGS YOUR CHOICE $ 2 » Baatoad In M*lt*d Batter UNDER THR UMBRELLA A Variety O f Fin* Ch**n« and Meat*—Fro* ■ T* Enjoy Wkll* W* Proper* Your Dinner ^ M ^ tJ r C S n o o n ^ v n n a S I ^ v J r ^ n lg m o ^ private parties np to SB. SMth Frowrh A t*. Sanford Phono FA I-B451 >• » �r u THERE* S O M U C H tO V O cheater/ *»✓ ju st c l o se POf/H AND 6 0 TO W CS< y o u LEFT VOUR. PRA//ES. ^ -O P E N / EVES ASO PUT MV ham? t PONT KNOW WHERE TO k START/ OM THE FiCST T)W6 >. /-v Hootenanny! ^ I TOUCH l Hwy. J7-82 ( D O N ’T FORGET A B O U T L A S T Y E A R "* P E V E N w w e n Y ouaanr SCARED A N D > STAGE' F R k jw fr “Hoot For Heart” X DIDN'T--. O n T<l T M IN K hc^ The All Florida Minstrels Grneral Admieelon 81.25 Adraact Sal* 11.00 at all Seminole County Junior and Senior High School* and Roumillat A Anderson Drug Stora «»£>VX/ t 'C - f r s r * . Renerit of Ike Heart Fund »*v ^ HE DIDN'T ^ E V E N T E L L MB - WHAT I DID j N - W RO NG / J O K AY-N O W GO SACK AND G E T TO WORK •iilllF PU T YOUR FINGGR 1 \ IM liV J ELECTRIC PENCIL SHARPENER * W eeken d T e le v isio n TODAY P. M. *:#• ( D Newacepa (• H I ) Nawe, Snort*. W eather 1:1# ( I ) e d itoria l •i l l (•) New*. Sport*. Weathar •:•• (•) Ch. • Sports • :•« (•> Naira— W alter Cronkit* ( I ) llu ntlar - Rrlnkley (f> Now*— Ron Coehraa • ( I ( t ) O utdoor Bulletla Board Legal Notice INSTEAD C HORN I’Uj HNS M Y BOrt WHAT A WASHr. O F GOOD M AN N ERS/ , NCR POOR I ONB OF "TW&5B DAS*3 I THINK IL L MAkH AN eXCEPnCKI AND & X HIM t H A6HT VBM, I fiLKM t M M HASTY it o c c u r r e d , WHY, \T M3UDC HUSAANO [ NO MY |lilKKY ACOUlKtP \ concluding that -nr aiwcv W IO JUBT ROTMBMBIP A HUSBAND H M W RAM* « K I V ! O M R *> «■ £ > gosh ; ^ y a x n p .im iu v n u . ___/ HAVE BEEN YOU/ 'V%V^A BACK HAlLl _ e m e t IT C O IR T OK II.’ C. LTNCH and REBECCA LYNCH, fo rm o rlr tho n ils o f II. C. Lynch; M. A. ROBERTS, aloo know n a* Molrln A. Roborto. and SYLVIA N. ROBERTS, hi* w lf* ; RELM. INCKlorlda rorpuratlon; FLO IllDA POW ER CORPORATION, a Klorlda corp ora tion ; W INTER PARK TELEPHONE CO.. INC.. Klorlda corp oration ; G EN ER­ AL W ATE R W O R K S CORPORATION. a Delaware corp oraHon; THE FIRST NATIONAL IIANK AT ORLANDO. THUSTEE. a national banklns c o r ­ poration, D*(*ndanta. NOTICE ® r A E A T -E A T E 0 5 . V ROOMI TUB N O I.n C O t W T V . K l . o n i D A C H A N C K It T NO. I2TTS THE PRU DENTIAL INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY OK AM ER­ ICA. a Now J e rtty corporntlun. PUIntltr. WHOB^SZ HEARD OF A 0 0 9 BEING A VEGETARIAN? D006 HAVCAUMRASBE6N HISS HOW*: \ M D gg H I V n r CAPTAIN »A*V ) PATIBUT Z SAW ISUTIUMIS /HOISLIU' DOS'U Tl IN T in : .n in th Jt n r r t u . c m ( LI T in a n d r a n * i : m i . IT* GONNA Bl CLOSE. CHAKIEV. dip you suppy up tw license ■ h r PLATESi LIKE XSAIPf ^ n^ V fTO M M U LE CALL <T r *l TUB-POLICE, QUICKil SUIT TOi II. C. LTNCH. c / o Conlty llarlow . R ou te L R ealty, Georgia. REBECCA LTNCH. Cathadral City. Calllornla. M. A. ROBERTS. al*o known a* Melvin A. Ho­ bart*. and SYLVIA N. RO. BERTS, hla w ill, 101 A l­ ma R o a d , Haalchural, Ooornla. YOU A llE H EREBY NOTIKIED that tha Plaintiff. THE PRUDENTIAL I X H U I 1 A NCB COMPANY OK AMERICA, a Ntw Jariay corporation, haa Inalltulad ault acalnat you In (!•• Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Scmlnulo County. K lorlda; th* nature o f tho ault la to foractoaa that certain m o r ta ls * which encumber* tha follow in g d**crlb*d property, -aid pro­ parly btln g alluatod and lo ca t­ ed In Htmlnola County. Klorlda: Lot J. Block t. TANGI.EW lXitl REPLAT, according to Ilia plat thereof a* r e ­ corded In Plat Book I. page •!, Public n ico rd r of Seminole County, Klorlda; Including tp tclflca lly . but not by way o f lim itation, th* f o l­ low in g ftaturo*! (IE !• gallon electrlo hot w ater heater (IE Rang* GE R efrigerator Oil llta ta r and Tank Venetian Blinds TOGETHER with all stru c­ ture* and lmprov*m *nt* now and h*r*a(t«r on *ald land, and fu tu re * attached thereto, and all ranta. I**u*i, proceed*, and proflta accruing and to a c ­ crue from aeld premia**, all o f which ara included within th* foregoin g description and th* habendum th ereof; al*o all gas. ■leant, oU ctrlc, water, and other hrating. cooking, r e fri­ gerating, lighting plumbing, ventilating, Irrigating. and pow er a y * l a m a. machine* appliance*, fu tu re * , and appurtenaneee, whleh now are or may hereafter partaln to. or bo ueed with. In. or on said promisee, oven though they bo detached or detachable. YOU AND EACH OK YOU are hereby required to file you r Answer with th* Clark o f tha Circuit Court In and for Bomlnola County, Florida, and eerva a copy thereof upon Richard W. Laaelter, o f th* firm o f Gurney, Ourney A Handley, 3*1 North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Klorlda. a t ­ torney* fo r p la in tiff In tha above artloa. on or befora th* 11th day e f February. lt< «. els a D *crt* Pro Coateses wilt bo entered again *! you. IT IS O RD ERED that tkle b* publlehed In Th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper publlehed In tem tnol* County. Florida, one* a week fo r fou r eoneecutlvo weeks. WITNESS th* kand o f th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, title tho Ith day o f January, 1)14. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida B y: Martha T. Vlhlsa Deputy Clerk GURNEY. OURNEY A HANDLEY !*• North M agnolia Avenue Orlande. Florida Attorney* fe r P la in tiff Publleh Jan. 1*. IT, •«. t l . !••« CDQ-Bt • • TV RENTAL • Solas • Seminole T V H SL T :(t (3) (!) (PI TitO (3) (:t0 1.10 Silent Service W yatt Earp Lee Marvin Prteenl* International Show ­ time ( ( ) Th* Oreat Adventure i l IT Suneet Strip (3) Bob Hop* ((I Rout* •• (I I llurke'e U v (3) That Wa* Th* W eek That W at (•I Tw ilight Zona (0) Price I* Right (31 Jack Paar (C olor) (0) W in ter Olympic* (3) New* (1) New*—Murphy Mar­ tin III Newt. Sport*. W ealther (•1 Theater o f th* Stare (3) Johnny Caraoa (C olor) (1) Maverick 1:10 ( I ) Phil Silver* ( I ) Th* H ollyw ood Pal­ ace— 14:04 (4) tlunemok* lOtlO ( I ) Battlellne 1 1:04 (3) 44)( I ) New* 11:10 (4) Theater o f the Stars 11:11 t l ) Adult Theater 1:11 (1) Movie SUNDAY P. M. 11:00 (1) Faith ter Today (1) Revival ( I ) All America Want* 10:0* to K now 11:11 ( I ) Face Th* Nation 11:00 ( I ) Low er Llht House 13) Oral Roberts 1:00 (3) Christophers 11:1B 1:00 ( I ) Your Life In Th* W orld Today ( I ) Herald of Truth t!:iO 1 J ( (4) On* W ay Mirror (3) Eternal Light 11:11 (1) Challenge G olf 1:04 <31 Star A Story SATURDAY A. M. 14) II o f Fla. Basketball 1:30 (•) Newt. W eather H ighlight* 0:20 ( ( ) Sunrie* Semeeter 3:10 l l ) Itsue* A Answers 1:00 (1) G rower* Almanae (3) Toplo (II Newt (4) CBS sports Spectacular T:!0 (•) On* W ay Mirror 1:00 (3) Sunday 10) ItKD MId-Klorlda (1) W inter Olym pics 0:00 (3) Acroa* Th* Fence ( I ) On* or a Kind (0) Capl. K angaroo 4:00 (3) W orld o f G olf ( ) . Ilocky Jone* 4:30 II) Science All Star* I 10 (3> Robin llood 2:00 (4) Alumni Fun (01 M ajor Mercury 1:00 (1) Trallm aeter premier 1:00 <•) Th* Alvin Show (1) W ild Kingdom (<) The Alvin Show 1:10 (3) OE C ollege Bowl 1:10 111 R u ff A Reddy 4:0* <4) 34th cen tu ry (•i Tennease* T u ie d o B100 <») Pro A Con (0) Superman 13) Meet Th* Pres* 10:0* 131 H ector lleathrot* 4.10 (4) robe ( t ) Quirk Draw McUraw ( I ) Death Valley Daya i l l Junior Auction (1) N ew eropt t t i l l 1 3> Fireball X L 1:00 <3) Bill Dana Show (•) M ighty Moue* 7:00 ( I ) Oeal* A Harriett (1) Jetton* (I I Laael* 11.00 (3) Dennla Th* Meaac* 1:11 (1) Travel* o f Jamla (« ) Rln Tla Tl* McPheeter* l» ) Caspar (1) W onderful World of 11:1* (1) Fury C olor ( ( , Roy Rogers Show (4) Mr Favorite Martian (•) Beany A Cecil 1:90 (4) Ed Sulllvaa 1:11 (3) Urlndl SATURDAY P. M. ID Arrset A Trial 1:40 (1) Bonansa 11:00 (SI Set. Pretton ( D THA III Hky King 14:40 (3) Our Man Oa Tha (•) Huge Bunny Mississippi 11:10 <31 llullw lnkle (C olor) I I ) Stoney Burk* (t l Do Tou K now ? 10:10 |D MIC New* llep erl (01 American Bemletend 11:00 (D Kewaeop* 1:00 131 Keplorlng (•) K erry Rseeeaer (•) New* New* l it My Friend Flick* ( D Newsline 1:10 <() Sat. Afternoon F ea­ 11:11 I D Theater o f th* Star* ture 11:1* t i l Peter Gunn (1) Champ. W restling 11:40 ( I ) Keyhole 3.00 i3) Watch Mr. W liard 3:10 l l ) Talk A Talent MONDAY A. M. 10) Challenge G olf 1:11 111 Champ B ow ling 0:00 (1 ) Bllmestlc* t l ) Men Into S p iro l i l t (1 ) Sunshine Alm enta dt 14 4) Sunrie* Alm ennr 1:10 III W inter Olym pics (1) Matinee Theater 4:14 (4) Sunrise Semester 4:*0 (1) CBS G olf (3) Kin. Hletory Til* ( t ) Tedap Clastic ( I ) Operation Alphabet 4:40 (3) Wash. Report 1:41 (» ) Wide W orld of M l ( I ) F a m . M ath** R eSporta (I ) Port** W agoner *:M <•> Ted nr Show ID W ake Up Mevlea (I ) Outlaw 7:14 ( I ) Mlckla'e Gospel Tim* 1:14 (4) It* th* Law 7:11 (II News A W eather 4:00 (3) Fishing Fun 1:10 ( D Cartoonvllle 1:11 (3) N ew .cop* (•> Ca » l K angaroo (•) Can. Ft*. Weak. •:«• ( I ) Tedap Report • :•• ( I ) W ant**, and Hews •:!• (I ) .fr . Ed 1:14 ( I ) C arion vllls (•) W inter Olym pics 1:40 ( I ) Jack l.elann* dhow 1:41 (3) Newerop* i t ) E icrcls * 3:40 131 Circus Boy 1:10 ( I ) Oall Slerm Skew (I ) Central F lorid* J : ! f (4 Rom per Room Snow cat* ( t ) American H ltta rf (•I Sea Hunt 14:44 ( I ) B«p W ho* T ill (11 The Lieutenant ID Lora o f Llfo (1) Jackie G lia*** ( ( ) Mlko W allace (I ) Hootenanny ( D Spanish !<!• t i l Joey Bishop (C olor) 14:11 (31 NBC New* (4) The Defender* 11:1* H i W ord fo r W ord (•) Lawrence W alk ( I ) I Lara Loop 1:4* (1) Saturday Night (0) Decem ber Bride Movie 11:11 (•> Tha MeCepe 41) CsueeatretloA i d Pries la ntgat U t i l ( D Fata A O la iy s (0) Th* Object Is (1 ) M issing Llnke IN THE t'SHCM T I'U t'R T OF T H E NINTH J t 1) I< I VI, CINMONDAY P. M. C U T . IN AND FOR *F.MS lliSS (•> Yea* s u m M g ie e NOLE I'O IN T Y . FLORIDA oi*a CHANCERY NO. 133*0 N e t i K A T U NEWMAN. ( D beven K erb Plaintiff, IS.SI i l l Marry Steteeeer v* 11:11 (l> Father K aew o Seel C A R L U NEWMAN. (*> Beareb I w Tooeerrew Defendant. ( I ) Tratb o r CeaeeNOTICR TO APPEAR qaeaeee TOi CARL U NEWMAN l i s t ! ( I ) a o M la g U g b t Who*# residence la ua 1 :•• ( I ) Open W indow known (S) M agic o f Muala Ton at* hereby notified that ( I ) Now* t o * W eather n Complaint for Ulvorca bn* H is IS) Lafftlm * boon filed against you in tb* I t l l ( D Fecue above styled Oourt. and you D M (•) t e T b * W e r ll Tara* nr* required to serve a copy ( D Bcleao* o f your Answer or pleading ( D Newalln* lo tha Complaint on lb* Plain1:4* ( ! ) I,afftl**t t i f f * ttlorn oy, TRUMAN K. ORASOV. S41 Onn North Or t:*S (•) Pa reword ( D People W ill Talk nngo Bldg.. Orlando, Florida ( D Ana Souther* and n il tho original Answer o r pleading In tha attics of S:SS (D NBC New* tbs Clark o f tbs Circuit Court, SiSS ( t ) Th* Dbetorg Seminole County Court House, S.S* (4) Art U n k le ite r gauford. Florida, on or hefor* (•> Day la Coart tho n t h day at Fobruary, 1144 l:SS ( t ; L eretla T aan g I f yon fall to do *o. Judgment (S) Ta Tall th* Truth by default will bo taken ( ! ) General lleepltal against yen fo r tha rallof de­ D M ( I ) Douglae Edward* manded In tha complaint. S:SS (S) You Don't Bay DONE and ORDERED at l ;M ( I ) Th* llatah Game gaafsrd. Florid* this Stth day ( I ) Trallm aeter o f January, 1141. (4 ) Baeret Bterm (•C AL) 4(1* IS) SBC Newt Arthur H. Beckwith Jr 4 :tt ( D SBC S t w* Clerk o f tha Cireuil Cater (5) C a d * W ail Seminole Couaty. Florida ( t ) Dlacevery ’ l l • y : Martha T. Vlklan. D.C. 4:44 <•) Amortcaa Mawsotaad Trgm aa E. Or a** a 4i*4 IS) NEC N ova Attorney fo r P la in tiff D M ( ! ) Cbachmat* IM On* North Orange B|d«. S ill ( I ) Koweoog* Orlande. FI*. . .. D» » * Publish Jan. 11 A Feb. », W. • :M ( l l Newtcvp* 11. t i l l . (4 ) Deputy Daw g C M -1 N Legal Notice 3 BEDROOM CB Home, kit­ chen equipped, near WinnDixie. 813 Braircliff St. Call FA 2-5598. I Office 204 W . First t*p 4TITIII V fl I P A SSE D -f S jo u t/ v / Furn. A pt 300 Park Ave. Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Sunday, February 2, 1964 2:30 P. M. Orlando-Semlnole Jai-AI&i Fronton /''N O W D O N ’T Herald Classifieds. BR. Furn. hou*e. 815l» Laurel. $30 mo. NO 8-4714. LG. 3 BR., 2 full baths, range. Will lease $83 mo. Ted Wil­ liams Hdwe. FA 2-3464. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. Lake privileges, near Air Bate. FA 2 4738 LOST: Terrier, while, with after 5:30. red collar, short tail. Vicin­ ity 2400 Laurel. 3230671. 2 BR house, kit. equipped. 873. 1. Lost St Found FA 2-5303. L N otices • rem o n al* INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harritoni 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7948 SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ ER SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all makes In­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleanera told. No home service call charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2335 Park Dr. .. Vacuum Cleaner 6-ROOM, unfurn. bouse ia Osteen, on paved road, near school. $33 mo. FA 2-5771. STENSTIloiii RENTALS 3 BR in Dreamwold Se». S 90 2 BP. on 3(ellonvillc, nice $103 3 BR, 2 baths, Loch Arbor $124 Wa presently have two standing 4 BR, 2 homes, one centrally conditioned, Lease only out­ bath air$165 Repair*, part*: Electrolux. Kirby, RexAlr. AlrWay, If you are an owner and want fast Rental Sendee for your GE, etc. Geanera told, ex­ borne, call our office today. changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Rental and property man­ Park Ave., Sanford. Phone agement Sendee la on* of FA 2-4783. our specialties. 6. For Rent 2 BR House. Clean It close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgages 322-2420 Lg. 2 BR., furn. Down, water 2365 Park Dr. llghti, $83. 322-2764. ‘ CLEAN quiet R oom i" The Gables. FA 2-0720. Furn. A pt Close In. Apt. 4. $33 Mo. 407Vk W. 1st. FURN. A pt 2300 MeHonvUl*. 3-BEDRM, 1 bath. kit. equipRENT A BED pcd. 113 Oakland Dr., SunRol'away, Hospital It Baby land. FA 2-4093. or at 911 Beds. Park Ave. By Day, Week, or Month APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. Ph. FA 2-3181 11$ W. 1st St. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Furn. Apts., Pleaiant living. FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. P«rk Apt!. FA 2-8307 LAKE MARY. 1 Urge BR. 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, unfurn. home at 1012 Mag­ duplex apt., furn. Really nolia. 87$. nice. AdulU. no pet!. $83. Call FA 2-3930. * ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FURN. Gar. Apt. $45 mo. Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Aaao. UNFUBN. Apt. ISOmo. UNFURN. house, 4-BR., 2 FA 2-3$51 Atlantic Bank Bldg. bath, $140 mo. STANDARD OIL STATION JOHN E. FOX, Realtor Good location on Lake Mon­ 110 N. Park 323-0339 roe. Buy stock and equip­ ment. K. M. Quandt, P. O. 2 BR Apt., furn. 2003 French. Box 321, Sanford, Florida. FA 2-7234. FURN. Apa. util. incl. Avail­ 1 BR. turn, hous.e Avail. Fab. able Feb. 2. 322-1526. 1. 409 W. 3rd St. 322-2021. OUR B O A R D IN G H O U SE 8 M / I t CAWT n o A N Y M O H t ^•HOo r N1 l l ^TOWEl Sl f J INS —- fvW OLD WAR WOUKlD 14 KICK-J . *[ l V I " . l ? ” 1 i •in * o p a g a i n / a n d s u &t w m £ n x wuT tS c M/AbJTHO I D D C A tO M W A T E K o b e d if f ic u l t f e a t * / b u c k , I [HAWE SOU e v e r SEEM a n y o n e If / 1 f PUTTMREt W A B O L U * -E Y E A w h il e R io iK is a b i c y c l e h o ~ \ ( . 'H A N D S ? n s A N O L D V A U D B - O lf ^ ^ f ) P g * . VilL* TREK OF MINE/ }-------— ^ fcw«iwrte> ®LDW J veteran H O O FLfc- Moth* matici ACEOS8 B Africa (ah.) $ Trigooowelrie • Ciart ratio I I’art of a cwrrp 7 Wise eldah* line (geom ) ■ Overtura I Third power ■ ai|*br* 11 OertlaCe wl IS European ISTat! i - i i II : .i at MRemaaSiat SSCavtata tSIRada geiwigl M XI Ball af thread at xaMacoMwaa 81 BIBeuS1 fa t) 41 ■* i i l l J hyrautiag trUagia ArebCm HU STFraokM) �* •' f Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 BR House, herd wood quiet nelghorhood, Soultuide School FA Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 other time* phone FA flours, 2 BEDROOM Frame Home GENEVA: To aetUe Estate. near on State Hwy. Fum. 2 BR., Ig. Uvlng room, 2-1462 $4,100 screened porch, fireplace, p.m., LAKE LOT. 100 x 400 If- com er lot. $7,500. Ph. 2-4501. On Paved Road FA 2 1355. $4,000 SMALL H O M E . Retired, W E L A K A APARTMENTS: COUNTRY HOME Rooms private baths, 114 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood young married, but parti* W. First St. ctilar? You will love living Floors. Outside patio, bar. In this Immaculate, cosy 3 becue, and fruit trees. 3 UR Unfurn. house. Nothing bedroom house. Suburban, >7.000 fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. quiet, but only minutes from FA 2-3213. everything. Just $6,950 cash or good terms. Will talk 4 UR., 2 Bath ......... (145 mo, FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha TRADE if you have e lot, I BR-, 2 Baths . . . . $110 mo. oar, trailer, ate., or a home 3 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ TO Mo. Must sell 2 BR. home, vacant. that’s grown too big for Take a luok and make offer you. Ph. 323-749$. 668-4601. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha BEST BUY OF YEAR! I I LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, 3 Small House. Adults. Phone BR., '3 hatha, large stone FA 2-281$. fireplace in wood-panelled New 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ living room, Fla. Rm., utiditioned. No Money Down! 3 BR.. 1V5 bath. 2415 Chase lily room, large rooms, No Closing Coital All you Ave. Available Feb. 3. Pb. open-beam ceilings through­ need (s good credit and 322-5609. out. Owner being transfer­ Qualify for F.H.A, Mori red. 3463 Country Club Rd. Lake cottage, fura. 322-610$. gage. Call Builder. Call 323 9382. AL STOLTE—636-5050 Sljr Baufnrh ^rralfe Fri. Jan. 31, ’64— Page 9 27. Special Services S W E E T IE PIE B y Nadine Seltzer C> O o Payton Realty Puyton Realty 9. For Sal# or Rant 22. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale HEATING Sell Us Your Furniture. RENT Blue Lustre Electric '50 Dodge 14-ton pickup. Sale SERVICING - TESTING Quick Service With the Carpet Shampooer for only or trade for car of equal Lewis Sales k Service Cash. SUPER TRADING $1 per day. Carroll's Furn value. 323-9392. 2517 C. C. Road FA 3-7928 POST. FA 34877. iture. 1933 Chevrolet, very clean inWashing Machine Sales Used furniture, appliances, READY MIX Concrete, win aide, runs good. $230. Also k Service tools, etc. Bought • Sold. dow sills, lintels, steps, 13 Ft. Lone Star nioabout Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Free Estimate on Repairs with a '65 Mercury motor, blocks, sand, cement, rock, 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132. $130 and asaume pymts. pipe, steel, grease traps, Ph. FA 2-1251 befora 1 p.m. dry wells, stepping atones. WELLE DRILLED, PUMPS, 24. Articles For Sale 322.1653 after 1 p. m. Miracle Concrete Co. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 309 Elm Ave. FA 24751 SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC All Types and Sixes Pickup Truck, 1950. Ex. cond. Would like responsible party FIREPLACE WOOD We Repair and S tn lce New paint. $195. cash. Ph. to take up payments of $10 S T I N E Oak and Pina FA 2-2924. monthly on 1983 Slant-ORobert Morris, 323-0355 Machinery and Supply Co. Malic Automatic Zig Zag 1958 Renault with '63 engine, 207 W. 2nd 84. FA 2-6452 Sewing Machine In Console. $200. Good condition. Call Carpet Special! FA 2-7563. Balance $161. Service Dis­ Piano IWtag and Repair LIMITED TIME ! I I count Co. 322-7468, anytime. Mac has THROWN AWAY the W. L. Ilarmou — FA 3-4233 1961 Ford Econo line Truck, Percentage Book. PIANO SVC. k TUNING GUNS. New k Used. Large equipped for hauling men. Buy your Carpet or Rugs at Rebuilding • Retelling selection. Will trade, Alto Reasonable. Call 332-8787. Dealer COST plus $1 per FREE ESTIMATES repair. Tackle sold k re­ yard. BUYING A NEW ar GENE CUMBAA paired. Osteen Bridge Fish A LL FIRST QUALITY USED CAR? 822-3661 — Call PM Only Camp A Gun Shop. TOP RATED MILLS FINANCE IT WITH US For FAST TAXI Service call FOR S A L E - Fill dirt, clay, CaU us for a showing of theso ♦ le w Internet Rates Homer LitUe at Greyhound fine CarpeU in your home. shell, peat and topsoil. Ellis • Low Monthly Payments Bus Station. FA 2 1421 or Nylon, Acrllan, All Wool, Lloyd, FA 2-2376. FLORIDA STATE BANK 9995. etc. Hundreds to choose Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ from. TERMS! Up to two 1963 PONTIAC La Mans, V8 Travel GREYHOUND. Call rees. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy Engine. 336 Cubic Inch years to Payl FA 3-1431 or 9993 and wo Surplus, Sanford. Black Interior. CaU 333-4396. Carpets A la Carte will have our TAXI pick 1109 K. Colonial Dr. you up. Homer Little, Grey­ Handcrafted furniture at rea­ '34 Pontiac 4-Dr., Brand new Orlando, Fla. hound Bui Station. sonable prices. A. Erb. Rt. tires. Only 41,000 miles. 3414194 Collect or 1, Longwood. TE 1-5776. CaU 3224528. 29. Automobile Service Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner Gas Heater, 60,000 B.T.II. Gas 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FA 3-3543 after 6 p.m. A U T O GLASS water heater, 30 gal, glass lined. Gas range 36” , like 1 Washing mach.. 1 d o e r , 1 NEW VF.SPAS drastically r t IN S T A L L E D duced for quick tale. window alr-cond., 1 Radionew. $35 ea. 323-2416. Senknrik Glass and Paint necord PUyer console. CaU GOOD USED VESPAS reason­ Company Fireplace set. 50 stepping ably priced. LEWIS SALES after 3 p. m ., FA 2-4690. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 stones, 12 x 24 In. Mail box. k SERVICE. 2517 Country ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanies 322 3696. Club ltd., FA 2-7028. Auto Glass, Tape Jr., with Yearbooks. Phone k Seat Covers REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAG 39. T ra ile rs - C a b e a t s 322-4761. A U T O G L A SS & 1963 Zig Zag, makes button- SPINET PIANO, Lester Bclsy 8 x 35 ft. Modern 3 BR. traUliolos, sews on buttons, de­ S E A T CO V E R CO. corative d e s i g n s , mono­ Boss, mahogany, full key­ er with $1800 cabana. Both for $2450. Ph. FA 2-3641 be­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 24033 board. Lika new cond. grams k blind stitches. No fore 3:20 — FA 2-7881 titer ALL WORK GUARANTEED Bench. Guaranteed. $393, attach, needed. Sold new 3:30. FA 3-8219. $199, Balance $97. Guaran­ S1A. Puts tee. 322 9411. Three, 6 ft. glass showcases. TRAILER 43 F t . attached AKC Reg. Blue Merle Collie, Florida room, utility room, 322 0221. G. E. automatic washing ma­ female. FA 2-2738. k screened patio ou lot 100 chine, good cond., $65. 2 S3. Articles Wanted x 100 ft. Ph. TE 84183 Catburner Kenraore circulator, 22. Flowers • Shrubs sclberry. Uke new, $22. Ph. day WANTED! Citrus fruit. Large BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ FA 2-3965. Nito FA 2-3354. or small amounts. Bonded kee stock. All other kinds Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee MaoeBILL'S BARGAIN BARN o f Nuraery shrubbery end field, FA 2-4344. 130o GrspaviUa Ave. trees. At Railroad Tracks 36. Autom ob Dee • Trucks Gray Shadows Nursery 10,000 Items to be sold. But­ C Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave, '61 Chevrolet pickup, by own­ tons to Antiques! er. FA 2-3724. 1901 Adami. 22. Furniture Open 6% days a week! BR. Home. Study, 1W 2 BR., e. b. home, at 2704 Magnolia Ave., near PineBaths, large Family Bm. In crest School. Tarme. Phooe good neighborhood; Includ 322-3377, lng steve, refrig., room air12. Real Estate For Sale conditioner, washing ma­ WATERFRONT LOTS. Min­ chine V rugs. Down pay utes from Interstate 4. Go F H A - V A HOMES ment $450, Monthly pay fishing,,skllng or swtmmlng meats $83.50. 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS "Leeks 0k« we're etuok with him tfll Sweetie Pie from your own dock. Build KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 1. 1V4, k 3 BATHS outT now. or later. $1,196 with Inc. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM TERRIBLE TERMS) $215 FA 2-8074 Down and $15 month. Call 12. Reel Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* Stamper Agency, 1919 S COME! LOOK! Low Monthly Payments GET OUT OF TOWN! DRESSMAKING, in my home. French. FA 2-4991. For Complete Information New Concrete block home In this fine 2 story, 8 room, Reasonable. 322 9086 with lake rights. 3 BR, 2 See Or Call Your 3 Bedroom home. Near a & 4 BEDROOM HOMES baths, family room, large NEED A PICTURE? town for business, and river FHA - VA kitchen, 2 utility rooms. Call Bill Vincent at for fishing. Priced right Available for Immediate Sale. SALES BROKER Over 2100 tq. ft. Make of­ The Sanford Herald Good Terms t $64 monthly p a y m e n t a. fer on price k terms. I. D. Portraits, Commercial, Salesman on duty 1-8 Dally Parties k Gatherings, on Abbott Ave., Crystal Payton Realty Small or Large Lake Park. Go West on 35th 3565 Park Dr. 322-2420 FA 3-1301 17-92 st Hiswatha FAST SERVICE St. to Lake Mery Boule­ Investment k Really GREENBRIAR Night FA 2-0022 vard, left on Boulevard to 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 ACREAGE Choice lota available in Day FA 2 2611 Lake Mary Fire Station. 10 Acrea adjoining City Limits Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor 1C. Feaaale Help Waatai LMN ENTERPRISES, only $9950.00, with 10% Tractor mowing k Grading. overlooking g olf course. down, balance monthly. Inc. Lady to care for 2 children CaU FA 2-7621, Custom building to your Phone 322-2744 LOTS la our home. Ph. 322-7307 specifications. Greenbrier • large lota near high school after 3:30 p. m. SEE OUR HOMES! W recker Service developed by with 240 feet paving, only K1NGSWOOD BABYSITTER • H O U S E $6500.00, with 10% down, Available lor any Pocket$5.00 BUILDERS, INC. KEEPER, 5 days week, Anywhere In City Limits Balance monthly. Book. Sales Office open 11:30 - 3:30. 322-1174. 202 Fairmont Dr. Reel's Paint L Body Shop daily from 10 a. m. to 8 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FA 2-8074 p. m. Corner Seminole A IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for Complete Wreck Rebuilding Realtor 10th St. A Sanford Ave. Highland Ave. In Longwood R.Na for 3-11 or 11-7 shifts. LAKEFRONT lot. Lake Mary Raymond Luodqulit, Asse. Day FA 2-7719-Nlte FA 24586 Starting salary, 3-11, $340; LMN ENTERPRISES, area. FA 2-0184. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 11-7, $333. Apply Director Inc. WALLIS CABINET t BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat­ o f Nurses, Seminole Mem­ Pb. 838-3911 or 322-2744 SHOP fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ ed k tlr-cood. Fenced back orial Hospital, Sanford. WANTED reliable couple to $39 Brown k Ivory Urge swi­ WANTED! '38 Olds 2-door Be 913 Weet 3rd St. lando Rd., Sunland. SEE yd. Water softener 4 land dan. Absolutely no rust, take up meuthly payments vel rocker, 3 mo. old. $40 Custom Mads Cabinets WANTED: White or colored 119 Weet 19th St. scaped. FA 3-0811. Never-Hit Body. Interior eg $13.36 ea 3 complete cash. FA 2-1393. MICA Counter-top* daytime attendant for el­ Completely recooditloned. This S t Johns Realty must be excellent. Top price rooms of furniture. Call By owner. Ten room bouie. ALL WORK GUARANTEED derly woman, 86, in Lake older liome, containing 3 THE TIME TESTED FIRM paid for right car. Ph. TK 1-1511, Casselberry, col­ THREE 30” Beds, good mat­ 8th St. k Oak Ave. Pb Mary home. Minimum care. Days 322-7471 - Niles 322 6110 bedrooms, 2 baths, all over­ i l l N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 tresses, $13 each. TA 3-0770. 844-7438 Winter Park. lect. FA 2-4341. Must furnish transportation sired roome, Is for the Bud "Repair Most Anything” get-oaoscious Growing fern Ph. 3324M4 after 4 p.m. 3 BR House, Excellent cond, FREE ESTIMATE BOYD'S CABINET SHOP lly. A terrific offering et UphoDterlng k Mattress ren­ 103 N. Sunland Dr. Sun -W O M E N 307 Elm FA 3-2816 only $8500, with Terms tail­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ land Estates. FA 2-1198. Eara Extra mooey with Na ored to suit your budget. You can find anything you ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. tiocsl Company In your NO QUALIFYING. 3 BR., Co., at 709 Celery Ave. apart time. For further in- need advertised in the Her­ screened patio, kit. equip., FA 3-311T. formation call 323-6511. 4 ald Classified fenced yard, m e e t ly paint­ to 18 p. ■ . Aak for Mr. ed, landscaped. $100 down, not B. Perk Ave. Wi assume $74 mo. 332-1949. FA 2-5232 anytime BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, IH OVER SEMINOLE REALTY 17. Melt Help Waste* FURNISHED bouse, In San­ ford. Apopka M6-4849 or Or­ lando 423-Sill. 2 $100 Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W ARD Seminole Realty STARS OF THE bath b on e. One bedroom No Qualifying. Fenced yard, has separate entrance, eaa l-roora bouse, $1,700 equity, be rented lor Income. Will $67 mo. Trade for camping trade lor amaller place. trailer; boat, motor and Shown by appointment. Call trailer, or cash offer. 413 FA 34040. Edwin St., N. Orlando. Ph. 8M-7280. 3 BR., newly painted. Closing cost, assume $8! mo. pymts. SEE FA 2-5181 to 8 p. m. 105 2009 Magnolia Ave. Hays Drive. A "Better Quality” Medallion Cuatoni Built Home, con­ taining 3 Bedrooms sod loaded with outstanding fea­ •Property Management tures, Including a large A Sales Broker screened Patio end com ­ pletely fenced yard . . . P R I C E ? . . . $14M0. TERMS? $3,230 Down, As­ Offers for your selection sume existing 314 FHA these Beautiful 3, 3, A 4 mortgage et $M monthly. Immediate possession, V A -F H A Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned Yss, h«r$ at D e lto n a These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value — low price and high quality construction — Com e out and see these wonderful homes f o r y o u r s e lf-T h e re are 15 com pletely furnished models to choose from. *7,990. to 911,1*0. As law as *240. dawn and *49.27 par month Na elating easts! DRIVE OUT TOUT Take Intarstata #4 - ft t o ff at the De*ary **• change, or c a ll 0 0 8 -4 4 0 8 Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low A s $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 To make the beat home buy, see the V A - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offlce Night tauert (Min FA FA i$24 Park Dr 3-2118 3-8848 $340788 Saaferd. Fla HOME* • We will bar the lot ) on se­ lect and belld the heme yew weal. Owe complete transection. Foymeot from nothing down A mlalaiam monthly. FHA. VA. or Beak Flnaariog. LMN KNTEAPUIHEB. lac. IIACICU M O * . DIVISION mm esLvoau eweeoeanoe Homes Phene 8184811 Mr. Lead Mr. F< m . Seminole Realty 1801 Park Avenue FA 3-3232 anytime WELDER, Apply in parson, Holloway Concrete.________ m a Top Performance Guaranteed 6 FA MW4. FIVE ACRES SPECIAL) On State 419, 3/10 miles off 17-92, near Five Points. Sign Our Budget Wave $6.93 thru Feb. 15th oo property. High, dry and cleared. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 313 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0654 J. W . Hall Realty PERMANENT SPECIALI 30% Off Regular Prices Attractive 3-Br., 2-bath home Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair with central heat and fenc­ Hotel Call for eve. appt 323-8325. ed yard. No qualifying and very low down peyment. Harriett's Beauty Nook Call 3228319 after 3:30 p.m. Eve Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians FA 2-5742 Two story frame, 3 bedrooms, 105 So. Oak 2 bath. Needs work. Wond­ erful opportunity for good 22. Beil* - Paint • Repair handyman or carpenter. For Your Painting k Wall* $7,5oo. Bevlcr Road. Call papering needs call Clar­ FA 2-2080. ence L. Wynn. FA 2-4604 for Free Estimate. EVERETT A. H A R P E R Pb. 322 3641 AGENCY, Realtor, Inauror. 24. Electrical Services KHA VA sales broker. 2485 6. Park Ave. FA 2-2304, YOUNGS ELECTRIC SVC. Contorting k Repairs FA 3 2235. k Controls BY OWNER! 4-Untt A pt 111 Sunset FA i-mnt house, furn. AU rented, ex­ cel. location P. O. Box 1118 22. Plumbing Services or FA 2-3135, after 3:30 p.m. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L HARVEY blocks East of Enterprise, 304 Sanford Are. Fie. Post Office. FA 13381 Pick-Up, Very Clean. I960 Taunus Compact 8 fatten WagesL Reel Baanamy. 1595 1959 O ld i (Choice o f 2) (H O C One Owner, FnUy Bqntppod. I k # 1958 Chevrolet W a g o n $795 Baton Mien. 8BARF. L O W PR ICE BUYS TO D AY! # 8 # T o The First Purchaser O f A n y O f The A bove Cars A n Additional 1963 Bulck Riviera! W C J ^ 1951 Model 1961 Catalina Pontiac Hport Coupe; Hy dramatic, power, atear lng k brakes, radio k heater, white tlrea. Very appeellag A a reel per former. O n ly ............. 4 - door V -l, automatic radio tad 275 59 DeSoto hardtop. V 4 , satesteering, radio k 375 56 Chevrolet Q U E E N OF T H E LOT Tfcli oee cornea with loads of equip- £ g meat, from Ult steering wheel t e j f console. Going tkla weekend for 3 Special $495 1960 Falcon Ranchero 1962 Ram bler Am bassador ▼•6 SUtlee Wagon. Automatte Trans. k Fewer. Toned to euH the herd to Will board and earn for aiderly lady hi a y heme. Ph. FA 3-1354 after I p .a . Child Caro ONLY UMtar’ K**> Nic** ONE DAT<r | ^ s Colored Motor Route Carrier for afternoon paper route. Must have References end dependable ear. Write Cir­ culation D ept F . O. Box 1837. Senior*. IRONING. Ph. 333-7791. I f you need n good End. car for work eg play got tee e f 56 Olds 88 1961 Mercury 2 Door C IR C U IT 19. SlteeUeM Wanted SAYS:* (Choke Of 3) Fully Bqoipped. Senior or Junior operator. Richard's llslr Styling, 107 W. 27th. FA 2-7701, 21. Beset? BARGAIN e l $4,330, $ BR Bouse oo paved street, a 1961 Cadillac IS. Help Waste* MAN, 21-48, for Insurance debit Sanford area. Salary plus commission. 3234843. 3*. Automobiles • Trucks 375 58 Ford Country Wagon, WILL BE 1695 Belstr Sport Congo, Y 4 , automatic tranamkaion, radio and hotter. INCLUDED B e d a n Station V-8, a « tom atie radio sad FOR ONLY 350 1960 Pontiac Catalina S-eett elation wagon. Tap GO with ream l o r cam* | ti| . Quality ead a real FORD STATION WAGON. 60 Plymouth OLUSMORILB. Needs U til# Mechaaksl Work Bel voder* 4-doer V-8, automatic transmis­ sion. power steering, radio and hooter. DODGE STATION -W AGON . Pina Utility Car -----------------------FORD. Excellent Transportation j m PLYMOUTH. Eaton 375 Fine Running Car PONTIAC r*1 I B U I C K L‘ / [ r a m b l e r 1 L IN C O L N | U | /i M ERCURY I l u V e HUNT 8A N roH U . FA l-u u 8. LOT AT PALMETTO Winter Part Phone MI 4-020* k COMMERCIAL HOLLER M O TO R S A L E S Sad. S Palmetto, FA 848^ 3387 Park FA 14881 % *1 �mXimmmm .... TOURof H O M E S Vbt #ntfar& San fo rd - Se m in o le A re a ft Page 10—Fri. Jen. 81, '64 Rrralfe Spring Is N e ar. . . Time To Buy A Home Spring is just around the corner . . . well, at least in Central Florida. And so it's time to commence shop, ping around for that new home talked about all during the chilly winter toceks. There are homes already ready for inspection . . . and others near­ ing readiness . . . for prospective home purchasers to look over os Spring approaches, homes in Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor, Buenn Vista Estates, Ravenna Park and Idyllwilde o f Loch Arbor. Preparing for the Spring season, Shoemaker Construction Company is coordinating plans for an "Open House’’ Feb. 8-16 for the new, third section o f Ravenna Pork. Several new floor plans and de­ signs will l>o shown, with six new homes to be completed and on dis­ play. This new section is on the north side o f west Country Club Rond. Three new homes ure avail­ able for immediate occupancy. Herb Stenatrom Realty, represent­ ing Shoemaker Construction, also re­ 1 S; I U ports two new homes are nearing completion at Idyllwilde o f Loch Ar­ bor. Models o f ultra-modem archi­ tecture in design, one is a one-story and the other is a two-story resi­ dence. Shoemaker is known not only for home construction in Ravenna Purk and Idyllwilde but also for custombuilt homes, from the p l a n n i n g stage t h r o u g h construction, all through Seminole County and Cen­ tral Florida Kingswood Builders have three new homes rendy for immediate oc­ cupancy at 100, 107 and 109 High­ land Court in Grccnbriar o f Loch Arbor. They are o f contemporary and Colonial design. They also have one new homo ready' in Grove Man­ or. Kingswood is commencing con­ struction o f three less expensive homes in Buena Vista Estates, in the 1600 block of Summerlin Ave­ nue. One new home was sold during the last week in Grcenbriar. SEMINOLE COUNTY Cavalcade of Homes Rjr Donna E iln The Library of the Longwood Civic League will pre­ sent book review* to provide the program for the February meeting of the club to be held at 3 p.m. next Tuesday at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Introducing each reviewer will be Mra. It. C. Cariion. Those discuixlng the book* and the titles will be Mr*. W. J. Hartley, "Mangrove laland"; Mra. E. P. Richard*, W h ile you are out driving this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some 100 N . Mellonville Ave. o f Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find § ju st what you are looking for in the way o f a home. Sanford, Florida (Formerly Stanford Garden Club, Comer North o f Hospital) FROM $13,500 ------ FIIA and Conventional Financing • VA — No Down Payment SALESMAN ON DUTY SAT. & SUN. Phone: 838-5059 — 422-2576 There's a C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S on Opening o f His New Office at ----- FEATURING: • Central Heat & Air Conditioning * Built In Kitchen Equipment * Beautiful High & Dry landscaped l-nts * Sidewalks • • Street Lights • Sewer and Water i I' < General Surgeon HOME Ravenna i FO R “ A Community o f Homes — Built with Pride” General Contractors LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. This attractive t bed­ room, 2 bath home, o f contemporary design, la now available fo r occu­ pancy. This home fea­ tures a fully equipped G-E built-in kitchen, central duct heating sys­ tem with air condition­ ing easily added. Quality constructed, this home can be purchased under VA, FHA, or Conven­ tional financing I Now Ready for YOU... in i Models • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Graduates from the U. S. Military Academy receive the degree of Bachelor of Sci­ ence. K E N N E T H M . W IN G , M . D. Exciting • No Closing Costs •Heart* Are the Field*," and dent, has invited all Interest­ Mr*. Arthur Putnam, "The ed women in the Longwood area to attend. snake Ha* All the Line*.” Serving a* hottette* will be Mr*. Betty Bright, Mr*. Clark McCoy, Mr*. Eliory Raddin, Mr*. Ralph Start, Ml** Dor­ othy Heath, Mr*. D. G. Wllllama and Mr*. Mildred Knoll. Mr*. Elizabeth Hllle, preii- to 12 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths C lu b ' iikiahts Civic League To Hear Three Book Reviews , »1 ★ ttounlrn I >• a < 411 T A N G E L O D R IV E If you’re blessed with a larger family, see this spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath r e s i d e n c e of modem d e s i g n . The home includes a separ­ ate dining room, and a laundry room. Among the many quality extras are central duct heating and fully equipped builtin kitchen. Plan to see it this weekend 1 i 416 T A N G E L O D R IV E CALL US TO D A Y ! ] M ODERN K IT C H E N S B Y i FHA. FIIA-1N-SERVICE, VA AND BENERAL^ft ELECTRIC CONVENTIONAL FINANCING SE E T H IS B E A U T IF U L N E W H O M E , B U IL T O N A V E R Y L A R G E L O T A T 100 H IG H L A N D D R IV E . It’s complete and ready for your dose Inspection. It feature* three bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida Room, Dining Roma, Completely Equipped General Electric Kitchen with lovely Birch cabinets, and an endoaed garage. U baa white terrauo floors throughout, ami is centrally banted. Sea It this weekend — It’s designed for YOUI Sfw £m a/o2A Custom Building CON STR UCTIO N COM PANY Our .Specialty GmmtsI Offies 111 W. 26th St. Salsa Of Acs PA 2-7495 FA 2-MOB Modern Kitchens by behebai # eiectiiic * P. O. BOX 1599 , REMODELING FA 2-9074 STE ^STR O M R E A L T Y SALES AG EN TS �tttfa* ^ a i t f n r i t i b r a l f c * . ♦ *T T .** m ft The grapevine reported this morning that a Clan A Flor­ ida State League club wants to move into Sanford for the 1964 FSL season. The club, now operated tn a FSL city, is completely maintained by the major lea­ gue parent team which owns it. They now want to know whether Sanford fan* are in tcrcstcd. Are you? If so, »ay so! Call The Herald or the Chamber of Commerce. It could depots! upon you! • • V O L . 56 Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Cloudiness through Tuesday; showers probable; high today 65-70; low tonight in 80s. U n ited T re o s L & u e d Wi t e K etablistied 11108 M O N ., F E B R U A R Y 3, liHU 8 A N F O R P , F L O R ID A 10 Die In Gainsville Plane Crash 9 Passengers Pilot Trapped In Flames • Seminole County has had three traffic fatalities during 1904 to date. Strangely, all three have been residents of Long wood. • ft . • ft w ^ ft ^ ft _ ft • , f • • • Hobby Lundquist, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond Lundquist of 421 West C ostal Drive in Loch Arbor, made the current Issue of Sports Illustrated. Hobby's picture appears in the edition along with a report of his feat in scoring 62 points in a recent Hlddy Hasketball League cn counter. • ^ • That leads us to say that merging lanes are needed at the intersection of Sit 434 and U. S. 17-92 so that traffic from the state road can enter the main highway at an even flow. • • fire hint Monday. A. K. Shoemaker anid all ilelirin will be removed and that it id hoped to rialvagu the floor. (llernld Photo) CLEAN-UP OPERATIONS were commenced this morning by Shoemaker Construction Com­ pany at the Dearborn Electronics Laboratories, South Highway 17-92, following the $500,000 Dickinson Names Longwood Man 64's 500,000 Skip Gen. Hutchison School, Boycott As Chairman 3rd Traffic Fatality Leaders Say T h e Chamber of Com m erce's 1964 membership Fred O. Dickinson, We»t campaign kicks off with a big Flilm Roach gubernatorial can­ trade body breakfast Tuesday didate, today announced the at 8 a.m. at the Civic Center. nppointmunt of Gen. J. C. • • • Hutchison as honorary chair­ The Hand Parents' Barbe- man o f the Seminole County que at the Elki Club Satur­ Dirkinson-for-Gnvernor Com­ day was a complete sellout I mittee. So much so. reports say, that Dickinson said, "I am cer­ the band parents who pre tainly pleased to have a man pared the food had to go of General Hutchison’s stature home to cat. There's one for on our team. His rcputatlun as you. a distinguished soldier and cit­ • • • izen extends throughout Flor­ George Touhy reports that ida. His suppoit encourages tlMS 1963 total lending volume mo to do my best, not only to of 129 savings and loan.^sso- w ln .^-ry-j g!- c {'•*> Su.tr-a ;• ciations in Florida amounted ■ponslhfo administration." to more than $1 billion. These Geneial H u t c h i s o n is a same associations have total lucmlttr o f the Hoard of Coun­ assets of more than $1.8 bil­ ty Commissioners o f Seminole lion. County und has Just completed • • • three years as ehairnian o f the A footnote to the university hoard. He holds the rank o f talk—somebody pointed out lieutenant general, Florida that if the university is built National Guard, retired. He on the Adamucci site, Oviedo, and Sirs. Hutchison aro long­ only five and a half miles time residents o f Kcutlnolo from the locale, will reap the County. They have two daugh­ major benefits amiOrange ters, Mrs. T. E. Turker and County will have to foot tho Mrs. Robott Cornell, both res­ bill; idents of Sunford. • • • General Hulrhison stated, We hear that plumber Arch­ ‘7 believe Senator Dickinson ie Harriett says, ‘ ‘A new way will make Florida a fine Govto improve the flavor of salt ernor. He bus a good record, is to sprinkle it over a twoand 1 am proud to suppoit him. Inch thick, U. S. choice sir­ "Wo will soon o|>en a Dick­ loin steak.*' inson - for - Governor county • • • headquarters, and I hope evCandy Stripers at Seminole ery citizen Interested in Sen­ Memorial Hospital are hereby ator Dickinson’s cumpnign will recognized for the number of come by and let us know. We hours they served during 1903. welcome tile support of ull uur Their names and the hours citizens." served are: Linda Potoskl— 289, Barbara Wllllford-248. Vicki Osburn — 236, Karen Tot Drowns Metzler—264, Pat Clovis-208. TA5IPA (L’ PI) — Raymond Judy Cochran—235, Fay Hol­ Cotliron, live, of Tampa, loway—Z4I, Glenda Gocmble drowned ncre here Sunday —380, Joyce Stanley—404 and when he apparently wandered Dottle Jardlne—521. Together tlx- Candy Strip­ away and fell into a hole. ers served 9,071 hours. Good work, girls! All of us who were patients st Seminole Me­ morial last year appreciate it. Funeral services were con­ ducted this afternoon for For­ rest I.eRoy Luy, 30, o f R. R. 1, Longwood, Seminole County's third traffic fatality of 1064. Services were conducted by Rev. Willium Rrackman, Maitand, ul tho Niblack Funeral Home, Casscllicrry. liurial was in Longwood Cemetery. Trooper Hill Stringfield said Lay was dead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospital ut nlxiut 2 a. m. Saturday ufter Ills eur overturned on High­ way 17-92, near Sll 434, and skidded srrix . th<vjilgh«»'«y. Ilia wife, Alma Jean Lay, 2i>, and James P. Williams, Lockhart, riding w Ith Lay, stiffen'd only minor injuries. Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled Lays death was due to his own negligence. ' fiunrlvors include the wife, four children, Randall, Dale, Rhonda and Rita Lay: his mother, Mrs. Catherine l.ny, of North C a r o l i n a ; four brothers und three sisters. Trooper Stringfield also re­ ported two drivera were urrested und three motorists In­ jured in a series of weekend truffle accidents. Ilurold C. Stillwell, Lungwood, was charged with reck­ less driving when his car hit a railroad sign at Longwood at 1 a. m. Sunday. He also wss charged with failing to report an arcldcnt. His rar was damaged to the extent o f $50. Automobile of loiwton IIIyant, Orlando, his fishing tackle and an outboard motor were destroyed by fire at 6.-30 a. m. Sunday on Tuskuwilla Itoud. Stringfield said llryant was ctiroulc to fish when the rear o f his cur bloke into flames. Loss was estimated at $660. Lucy R. Kern, o f Rolling Hills, suffered broken ribs when she lost control o f her rnt and hit a tree on I’ulni Springs Drive ut 6:45 a. m. Sunday. Carolyn II. Wuldrcp, of Or­ lando, was charged with im­ properly changing lanes fol­ lowing a collision with a cur driven by Walter F. Jefferis, Orlando, ut 2 p. m. Sunday on Highway 17-92 at Casscllicrry. Tho Waldrcp ear damage was estimated at $60 and the Jef* fills cur ut $200. Two Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion vuilora vvera hospitalized rhea -i.vir «i%r oftiturned on !lighuuy 427 earl) Saturday. Thu driver, Ernest D. Iluicnlehiier, 21, is confined at the HNAS hospital and John J. Juggcrs, 19, at Orlandu A Fit hospital. Stringfield said Hus. enluhnrr lost control and tho rar overturned, skidding 300 feet. Fire Damages Sanford House The kitchen of a home at 911 Pine Avenue, Sanford, was destroyed by fire at 1:37 a.m. Sunday, according to the San­ ford Fire Department. Fire­ men reported the origin of the fire was not determined. The liousc was occupied by Alfred Yarrcll Sr. At 7:18 a. m. firemen were called to check an overheat­ ed kerosene heater at 1311 Palmetto Avenue. A truck, owned by Frank Wheeler, caught fire at French Ave­ nue and 12th St. Firemen ex­ tinguished the blaze believed to have been caused by or­ ange sacks which ignited. Firemen also extinguished a grass fire at 7 p m Sun­ day on French between 7th and flth Sis. District Road-E-0 Pair Named A * m • • • Seminole County J u n i o r I represented at the district The Little Red School House always in need of funds to Chamber of Commerce will be I Jayccc Road-E-0 March 6 at maintain the school for our retarded youngsters, will sponsor a big variety show in the Spring. They'll need talent and will be asking all of the area’s civic clubs to enter an act. Anyone interest­ ed should contact Mrs. Mallie Barlow at 322-2255. • • • Ray Channel, a Casselberry carpenter, says "What we really need is a new child la­ bor law to keep the kids from working their parents to death." Ray oughta know . . tie's the father of eight! —The Clock Winder. • Chou Visit • LONDON (UPI) — Commu­ nist Chinese Premier Chou Enlal and Foreign Minister Chen Yi will visit Burma. Taklstan «nd Ccylcn. the New Chine News Agency said today. In a transmission monitor­ ed here, the news agency did not specify the dates of the visits. N O . 117 JOHN MILLS (left) ami Churls Lewb (ritfht) were first and oecund place winners, respective­ ly, in the Jaycees annual Uoad-E-0. They nre pictured being congratulated by Larry Skates, Juycees Roud-K-0 chairman. (Herald Phi^n) Orlando by John Mills, senior, ami Charles I-ewls, sopho­ more, of Seminole H i g h School. .Mills and Lewis lied ui Ihe Seminole Road-R-O Saturday and Ihe senior won the run­ off. Berry Johnson, senior, and Jim Robbins, sophomore, placed third and fourth, respecUvely. Twenty-eight teen-agers par­ ticipated in the driving con­ tests. Prizes were $25, $15, $10 and a radio. Conducting S a t u r d a y ' s Road-E-O for the Jayccca were Sheriffs Deputies Char­ les Fox and Charles Fagan and Police Officers Donald llrumley, Ren Butler and Tom Deppen. Winners In the district meet at Orlando will compete in the state contest April 25 at Ocala. Stale wihnrra will compete in the national con­ test at Washington, D. C. First prize in the National contest will be a $2,000 schol­ arship and a new car. Se­ cond prize will be a S!,5oO scholarship and third a $1,000 scholarship. I NEW YORK (U PD —School boycott leaders claimed that more iltan 50 per ccnl of the city’* 500.000 Negro and Puer­ to Rican public school stu­ dents stayed home today in a massive protest against racial segregation in Ihe nation's largest school system. Bayard Hustln, one of the boycott organizers and chair­ man of the freedom march on Washington, said: "W e said we could consider this demon­ stration a success If wc got 60 per cent of Ihe Negro and Puorio Rican students hi par­ ticipate, and we have exceed­ ed that number." The boycott appeared to ho most effective in schools with heavy Negro and Puerto Ri­ can enrollments, especially in Harlem and the BedfordStuyvesant section of Brook­ lyn. Many whlio children also stayed away from their school desks and some parenta said they kept their children home because they feared trouble. There are 500,000 while children in the school system hut there was no Immediate estimate of how many observ­ ed Ihe boycott picket lines. However, police reported few incidents at the 200 of the city's 810 public schools which were picketed by students, parents and some teachers. Approximately Lino persons were on the picket lines. Crackdown On Drinking Drivers Set A crackdown on drinking drivrrs In Srminotr County is bring launched by stal« troopers and sheriff's depu­ ties. "lliere have been many accidents uf late in this county,” said Trooper Rill Stringfield this morning, "and too many of these ac­ cidents were the result of drtvrrs under Ihr influence of alcohol. ".Sheriff J. I.. Ilobby and thr Florida Highway Patrol have agreed that we mast 'track down' on these drink­ ing drivers in an effort to rurb accidents. In other words, we are going to con­ centrate more than we have In the past to halt drtvlag drinkers." GAINESVILLE (UPI) - A l l 10 persons aboard were killed today when a shuttle airliner clashed and burned on take­ off from the Gainesville muni­ cipal airport. The Federal Aviation Agen­ cy said the pilot ami nine passengers of the twin-engine Bcechcraft wore trapped in the flaming wreckage of South Central Airlines' Flight 510 when it crashed mom­ ents after taking off for Jacksonville. Witnesses said Ihe plane reached an altitude of about 200 feet, veered sharply to ihe left, and plunged back to the runway. The dead were not immedi­ ately Identified. Authorities roped off the area and kept newsmen away until federal officials could get to the scene. "It Just took a second for it to fall down." aahl Mrs. Joe Anne Rowell, an airport employe. "It looked like It stalled, like ma>bc Hie pitot tried to take too ateep of an angle. "As soon as it hit, Ihe gaso­ line started spilling and tho flames allot up." 5lrs. Rowell and several others rushed to the piano in a limousine and tried to alii the trapped victims hut it wa< too late. "We tried to open Ihe door hut M was locked from the in­ side," alio said. "We saw two men, one at (lie door, Isoth bodies were burning." South Central, headquarter­ ed at Ocala, flics alioul 13 planes out of Gainesville daily. Police IJ. Courinry Roberts said llames engulfed tho en­ tire plane before rescue units could get to it. Only one winglip and Hie tail were left unsratchcd, ho said. Roberts said that radio operators in Hie tower heard a voice call nut seconds be­ fore tho crash: "Don't do that or it will stall." He said the voice apparent ly ranio from the doomed aircraft. February Designated B R IEFS U. S. History Month Liner Crashes m i v A ... NEW YORK (U PI) — The mighty Queen Elizabeth, larg­ est passenger liner afloat, crashed into a Hudson River pier today while trying lo dock without the aid of tugs. Kidney Transplant MIAMI (UPI) - A 14-yearold boy was recovering to­ day from a Ilfe-or-deaUi o|veration in which his kidneys were replaced by (hose of a baboon. 14 Killed MIAMI (UPI) — A speed­ ing car flipped over four limes Sunday night, hit a power pole and bounced into another car, killing a woman and pushing the weekend traf­ fic count lo at least 14. Pressure On 4 Sanford Tots Eat Poisonous Castor Berries The berries of Ihr raslor bush, a decorative plant quite prevalent In this area, are "highly poisonous." This was brought oat this morning when It was learn­ ed Uial (our four-year-old boys are In Seminole Me­ morial Hospital after eat­ ing tome o( the berries last Friday, Their physician said Una morning thr bo)t will re­ cover but, be added, "front four to six of these berrlea could be fatal to a fouryear-old.” Persons having castor plants on Hirlr properties should be careful that chil­ dren do not rat these ber­ ries, the physician said. st ivices will lie held Tuesday (2:30 p. m.) for the man who used to knock holes in oppos­ ing football lines for the great Jim Thorpe. Dr. Clsrenre W. Spears, 69, one of the first All Americas, died Saturday. Spears, a famed football coach for 26 ycara and later a physician and surgeon, was stricken with a fatal heart a t­ tack in the front yard of hia retirement homo at nearby Jupiter Island. Cremation will follow tha services at tha Preahytarian riiureh here. Witli tile United States tills month celebrating tho birth­ days of two American put riots and two presidents, Gcorgo Wusl^ngton and Ahrulmin Lin­ coln, the Daughter* of Hie American Revolution is spon­ soring February as "American History Month.'.' Mayor A. I.. Wilson, in keep. Ing with tho DAR's observ­ ance, issurd a proclamation to. day calling on "all organiza­ tions of whatever kind, and on the public, parochial und pri­ vate selioola to emphasize the study o f American history during this designated month, and by stressing tha great spiritual strength and wisdom our forefathers displayed and learning more about tha care­ fully worded documents on which our freodom is based, we contribute to a greater LONDON (U PI) - Cyprus President Archbishop Makarlot was under strong pressure from the United States nnd Britain today to accept • NATO peace force as a moans of preventing civil war in his country. American scopo for futuro generations." Fleet Reserve Association, Sanford Brunch 147, also to­ day announced ita annual "Meaning of Americanism*' composition contest for all county high school seniors. Ilurshel K. Taffcr, president, i<uid a certificate und key will lio presented to tiro senior in curb Seminole County high school who submits the best composition. One overall win­ ner for ths county will rrcciva an engraved t r o p h y . T h a awards will hu presented at commencement exercises or assemblies ns determined by the individual schools. Cuban Boats In Tow To Key West MIAMI (U PD —Four Cuban fishing-boats, Hanked by U. H. Coavt Guard cullers, headed for Key West today where a battery of federal agents wailed to question the crews about vvliat they wero doing In U. S. walrrs. SAIGON, South Viet Nam Guarded by Hires swift ( UPI) — Four Communist rutters, Hie Cuban boa Is be. guerrillas staged a daring gan t h e six-hour voyaga pre-dawn raid on a U. S. shortly alter 6 a.in. Army compound today, caus­ Agents from several federal ing heavy damage witli hand branches waited at Key West grenades but injuring only to question the Cubans. one American. The Coast Guard here said it received no reports on whrlhcr the boats were arm­ JACKSON, Miss. (I ll'll ed, hut added they submitted Tile prosecution tried lo tigh­ to hoarding without trouhlo. ten a well of evidenre around J. U. LEE Tlic Cuban boats, which hid Byron Dc l a Beckwith today hern under surveillance sinco with a fingerprint it contends Saturday, were Imarded Sun­ he put on the rifle used lo day near the Dry Turtugai kill rivil rights leader Medgar when they passed into U. S. Evans. territorial waters some 54 miles west of Key West. The Coast Guard cutters WASHINGTON (UPI) Ariadne, Cape Starr and Capo Marina Oswald, widow of the Knox detained t h c craft man accusscd of slaying through Hie night until Uicy Tossing his hst Into the President Kennedy, today was were ordered to proceed to called as Hie first witness political ring for Hie first Key West. before Hie presidential com ­ Uhie, J. U. Lee, of West First Street, today announced his mission investigating th e candidacy (or eorrlable, Illsassassination. Irict t, In the May primary. A native of Sunford, Lee has been employed for 19 years as a fireman-engineer by Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ BONN. Germany (UPI) —• road and for Ihe last 10 years James Mitchell, 1603 West ] has doubled ids employment Euatd I’elcr*. chief of Chan­ 11th St., was arrested by San­ as a special investigator for cellor Ludwig Erhard's secur­ ford Police officers for failure Sheriff J. L. ilobby. ity guards who was arrested to yield a right-of-way when Leo is married ami has as an alleged war criminal, his auto wun involved in a four children and oik* grand­ hanged himself in his Jail cell minor traffic accident at 10th child. today. and Olive. Pelors was arrested last "M y experience as a spe­ Police also or rested Edna R. cial investigator for Sheriff week for alleged participation Murray, 101 Oakland, for fail­ Ilobby will he uf tremendous in the wartime killings of ure to yield a right-of-way nf value if 1 am elected con­ Jews in Germau • occupied ter her auto was involved in a stable," I-ee said. "Also, I Russia. minor traffic m i s h a p ut am willing lo cooperate with lie had Just returned from French and 22nd St. all other law enforcement Rome, where lie had man­ Willie E. Campbell was agencies and I am a firm aged Hie security arrange­ charged with careless and neg­ believer In justice tempered ments fur Erhard's official ligent driving following u min­ with mercy. visit. or accident at 1306 West 8th "I will do everything in my lie had also taken earn of St. power to restore Justice and security for Krhsrd's trip to principles to tho office of Texas in Drcemhcr to confer constable of District 4." with President Johnson. Peters, 49. cum milled sui­ cide by knotting together bedYouth Held Tlia .Sanford Police Depart­ sheets and lisnging himself It happens to the best of ment reported this morning in his cell in Hie Bonn county (hem! Saturday night John that officers hud apprehended jsil, official sources said. Kumblry radioed the Ban- a 14-year-old youth who was ford police station that his observed inhaling fumes from Biff-Time Still auto bad hit a tree behind a cloth soaked in "tester's NEWPORT, Tcnn. ( UPI) — I'erfrrtion Dairies at 2562 glue." Tho youth was seen Revenue s»vOU S u u d a y sucking and sniffing the cloth smashed an underground still Park Drive. Ruutbley Is a Banford while in tha Rite Theatre. capable of producing 7.000 police ofllcer and the rar Police investigated and placed gallons of Illegal whisky u be was driving Is a Police the youngster in detention. day. The agents estimated tho Department cruiser. The They said the inhalation o f Uie sUUs would have cost Uie patrol car Is out tt service glue put tha youth in a "toxic" government up U> $1,900 jxvr condition. and hying repaired. day in tax losses, V Reds Staffe Raid Fingerprint Clue Widow Called Spears Funeral Officers Named Set Tuesday By Policemen JUPITER (U l'l)-M em oria l Patrolman Herman Har­ riett was named president of Ihe Police benevolent Associa­ tion during tho organization's annual meeting S a t u r d a y night, patrolman James Har­ dy was named vice president. Harriett will succeed Sgt. Richard Cosgrove ami Hardy will succeed Capt. Arnold Wil­ liams. Estelle Jennings was reelected secretary-treasurer of Uie group. Cosgrove, retir­ ing president, was elected to a three-year term on the asso­ ciation's board of tzusteea. LT. JAMES TAI.MAUK, USN, assigned to Sunford Naval Air Station, hns presented 11 largo framed pictures dealing witli historical subjects to Sanford Public Library. Hero he nnd Mrs. Sara King, librarian, bang tho "Declaration of Independence." (Herald Photo) Three Held In Traffic Cases Even An Officer Is Not Immune Lee Announces For Dislrict 4 Constable Erhard Securily Chief Kills Self � 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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I t raised quite a aplaih. And It raised questions that have Increasingly confounded lawyers as man's activity In space has increased. W hat would happen If the alssllng chunk of satellite had h it someone's hcmeT Could he sue for damages T Would he collect T Man’s tentative tiptoes Into space have created a body of space law, but as yet no practics. One of the Intrigued law­ yers Is New Yorker Eugene Brook*, who combines an edu­ cation In International law with his hebby of peering at the moon through a backyard telescope. Rrooks and other lawyers say a foundation of space law precedents Isn’t going to be established until some acci­ dents occur, so only tentative principles can be advanced. Man's entry Into space will not alter that old U tin rule of thumb, "ex facto eritur j ui”_ la w follows fact. The United States' eslstlng Federal Tort Claims Act provldes the groundwork for a damage suit. Under that law, if a ciUten of the United States were Injured by s rocket launched by this country, he could sue for damages. He would have to prove negli­ gence on the part of the government and would prob­ ably use the official investi­ gation of the accident as the basis of his claim. But if the government could SWITCHES SIDES — Soviet eecurlty agent Y u r i N o n e n k o an photographed nt t h e G e n e v a disarmament conference ahortly be­ fore he came over to the aide of the West. English Estates PTO Sets Next Meeting By Jane Casselberry Executive board members of the English Estates PTO, meeting Monday afternoon voted to hold the next PTO meeting in conjunction with en open bouse and official Leap Year Show To Feature 20 Acts i | Jim Daughtrsy, chairman of the Lake Mary C of C Tal­ ent Show committee, has issued a progress report for the forthcoming All-Seminole Leap Year Talent Show to be held e t 0 p. m„ Feb. 29, in the auditorium of Sanford Junior High School. Twenty complete acta are on the program Including a Magician, hula and ballet dancers, hill-billy and popular singers, with the best emcee on record, "Cracker" Donald­ son. This will he a two hour •how and Is highly recom­ mended es good family en­ tertainment. Tickets are on sals now at e very low cost. Proceeds will go for good works In the com­ munity. A few Items are sUll needed: a park bench, flats for scenery, flood lights for stage, some strong backs to help with moving back stage and others to help with cos­ tumes. Tbs merchants In Lake Mary are donating door prize* and rash prizes will he award­ ed tlio lop act winners, as Well as three ten dollar cash prizes for lucky ticket num­ ber holders In the audience that night. Runner-Up Baker's Dairy, of Sanford, was named runner-up in the stale Dairy Herd Manage­ ment Award program, a:cording to the Florida Agri­ cultural Extension Service. Winner was Clyda Yancey, of Myakka City. dedication In the auditorium of the new ariiool on the even­ ing of Tueaday, Feb. 23. County School Superintend­ ent R. T. Mil wee, school board members, trustees and other officials will be invited to attend. There will be no business transacted at this meeting other than Ute elec­ tion of a nominating commu­ tes for new officers. A letter will go out to all parents of English Estates pupils requesting a donation to help meet the I'TO budget to purchase needed equipment for tlw new school. There have been no other PTO sponsored fund raising pro­ jects Uiis year and U is hop­ ed that all parents will co­ operate to make this drive, which will be conducted from Feb. 25 to March 3, a suc­ cess. The I’TO hopes to purchase two overhead projectors, a 16 mm film projector and books for tiie school library. A tola) of 700 more hooka are need­ ed to have an accredited lib­ rary at the school. Tiie board expressed its ap­ preciation to B. C. Pyle, a resident of English Estates, who has donated a reproduc­ ing machine to the school. Firemen Answer Three Alarms City firemen responded to three alarms Wednesday with damages in each listed as minor. The first alarm, at 11:30 a. m., sent them to 1009 Orange Avenue where a gas line was leaking at the home of Anna Henderson. At 3:30 p.m. firemen stood by at (he city line while a grass fire burned Itself out near 2824 Park Avenue, Just outside the rlty limits. The third alarm , at 3:23 p. m., sent the firefighters to 23th Street and tiio Country Club Road where children playing with matches had started a grass fire. prove that the accident occur­ red aa a result of bad Judg­ ment, rather than a lack of care In carrying out a deci­ sion, the suit would be dis­ missed. In legal terms, this It the doctrine of "discretion­ ary function.’ An example would ha an accident resulting from the launching of a rocket under bad weather rendition*. The accident likely would be ruled the result of bad Judgment, not bad rocketry. The law shields the govern­ ment from accidents which occur outside the beundarle* of the United Statea. As for that falling Soviet sputnik, Rrooks says it isn't likely that an American would collect if he were hurt by It. The United Statee doein’t permit a Russian to collect in U. S. courts if an Ameri­ can satellite crashes in the Soviet Union and Brooke con­ siders It unlikely that the So­ viets would be more generous. Recognizing Mint an acci­ dent could raise international tempers and tensions, the (leneral Assembly of the United Nations adopted a declaration of legal prlnrlplea governing outer space last Dec. 13. The UN declaration Isn’t binding, but it does advance the principle that each nation which launches an object Into space and each nation from whose territory or facility an object is launched is "Inter­ nationally liable" for dam­ age done on earth, In air space or In outer space. Pre­ sumably, by Including "facili­ ties”, the UN members had in mind rockets and hooitera. The resolution ignored a U. S. proposal that Internaticnal liability be imposed without requiring the Injured party to prove negligence on the pert of Uie launching na­ tion. Nor docs the resolution per­ mit an injured person to sue a launching nation on his own. Ho must depend on the Inter­ vention of hie government. U. S. law does not cloak private companies with the same protection that the government enjoys. A care less private firm has no Im­ munity from suit to any ex­ tent and would lie liable, says Brooks, "for any amount, in any court, here or elsewhere, whether the accident hap­ pened inside nr outside the United States.” This is noteworthy as pri­ vate enterprise, through the government - created Satellite Communication Corp., enters spare. But Iiiiv suits against pri­ vate firms, either those that put up satellites or those that play a role in building them, are going to create le­ gal pandemonium. Mora than 600 contractors and about 4,51H> subcontrac­ tors played a role In creation of the epacr capsule that car­ ried Maj. I,. (Jordon Cooper around the globe 22 times Iasi year. Determining which of the 6,100 individual companies was responsible for the flew hsd something gone wrong would be qtilln a job. ANNOUNCES 2 BARBERS NOW T O SERVE YO U ERNEST SKINNER THOMAS PARUER ~ OWNER OPEN 5 DAYS WEEK NAS PutOn Alert' For Admiral Who Landed Somewhere Else IN IGA POOD MARKET BLDG. “Your Business Appreciated** 50 00 FU RN ACE A SLEEPY CLOWN, one-year-old Terry hns hud enough of Mitrtli Grits und is sleeping on his mother’s shoulder during the Cnmival cele­ bration in New Orleans. Mrs. Benny Hubs and her son were among the hundreds of thousands who took part in tlio annual celebration. Silver Tea Sunday At Public Library The Sanford Public Library will be honorew Sunday at an open house benefit tea at the library building from 2 to 5 p. m. The event Is being spon­ sored Jointly by the Jaycee Wives Club and the Sanford Woman's Club to help pro­ vide equipment for the lib­ rary'* new quarter*. Mr*. C. P. llarkcy, chair­ man of the Fine Arts Depart­ ment, will represent the Wo­ man'! Club a* chairman. The JayCee Wives chairman will be Mr*. Ed Price. Librarian* wiU be at the entrance to welcome the guests. Hostesses from both clubs will serve punch and cakca. Music will be supplied by Peter Dimock. The Jaycee Wives Club and the Woman’s d u b are invit­ ing the public to take ad­ vantage of this opportunity to view tiie library and to become acquainted with the librarians. CHRYSLER A IRTEM P To Give Comedy — FROM — S e m i n o l e High School Dramatlca Club, under the direction of Mi** Alice Ma­ rie Stewart, will present a three-act comedy, "Cheaper by tha Dozen,” at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, in the school auditorium. Starred in the production, originally a Broadway hit and later a movie, will be Rob­ ert Richards, Glenda Albert, Donna Sandnge and Terry Bucklew. Any mother with 12 or more children will be admitt­ ed free. LOOK Innerspring Mattress Renovation Special Includes: • Cleaning & Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mntlrrs* • Brand New Tnsulatlon where needed ! ! Southern Air $145 0 STOP BY OR CALL — SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue I'hone FA 2-B.T2I FA 2-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 2113 PARK l)R. SANFORD, FLA. FREF. PICKUP and DELIVERY O ld Thompson I1LEND STILLBROOK STR. KY. BRIL Johnson, JF K Both On Estes 'Mellon List* Keg. 4.60 — 38.93 Case 119 WASHINGTON (UPI) — When It came to giving away cantaloupes, Ilillia Sol Eites was bipartisan. Part of the Texas farm ty­ coon's 70 to 100-name "canta­ loupe Hat” Is in the hands of congressl o n a I investigators preparing a report on his farflung activities. The reciplenU in 1061 Included: —Then Vice President Lyn­ don B. Johnson. —Tha lata President John F. Kennedy. —Sen. Ralph Yarborough, 5TH Old Charter KENTUCKY’S FINEST noURHON 7 YEARS OLD Reg. 4.90 — 49.93 Case D-Tex. —Jack Cox. unsuccessful Texas l<e|iubllcan candidate for govvrnor In 1902 and a candidate thla year for the GOP senatorial nomination. These names and a few other* in possession of a House government operations subcommittee comprise thoso government officials w h o s e thank-you n o t e * were In Estes' file*. 4 3 9 PARK & TILFORD Extra Dry GIN VODKA Filtered' • IT ’S Easy Reg. 4.50 3 to redecorate today with BLACKS jSchenleij RESERVE I!LEND REGULAR OK LIGHT McQuade Mono Cote" 11 Colon DHm la MtaatM to • lovely, washable flat finish HILL U I V .M f T . IMPORTED SCOTCH Reg. 7.16 — U.M Caee 3 90 GAL. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO, FA 2-S&81 W A LKER CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEI*. M A RTIN I & ROSSI HOME OF THE KING SIZED HI-BALL Of NITl OPINING III (lOSING J9i DRY GIN ai s 2 . 9 9 BEER Reg. 2.M5 1V( DAT Reg. 4 J M U I Case .'15.88 ( W 9 2.99 FULL QUART *1 0 1 R EG EN T $399 Reg. 5.29—43.75 Cate I 86 PROOF BLENDED WHISKY ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE 5 .3 9 HIRAM StOO A. M. • «:30 P. M. (CLOSED TUESDAYS) $ PARK & TILFORD j LAKE MARY BARBER SHOP Long term planning for engineers give consideration ment and on a new one-ton solution to the major prob­ to the problem and submit panel truck for the fire de­ lem of drainage In the town specifications needed to cor­ partment were turned over of Casselberry was discussed rect It. Engineer*. In turn, to the respective chiefs for at this week's meeting of the would be given the privilege consideration and study be­ Twelve tables were in play Board of Alderman. of bidding on the overall job. fore award* are nnnoun<t-d. An impression and digest Purchase* were authorized at Tuesday afternoon’s meet­ McIntosh, authorized to ing of the DcRary Duplicate report, as requested from e o n t a c t area engineering for materials to make needed sign post* and to Install a County Engineer BUI Bush Bridge Club In the Fire Recre­ and County Superintendent firms on the suggestion, ad­ culvert on Quintuplet Driv* ation Hall. (Jamea were direct­ of Roads J. C. lavender, was vised that It probably would at Winter Pnrk Drive. ed by Mr*. O o rg e Pearsall. presented by Attorney Ken­ take some tin days before surThe attorney was instruct­ Winner* were NS, first.' neth McIntosh and reviewed i vey report* are ready for ed to prepare ordinances for presentation at the next Mr*. Myrtl* Dunnebacke and by the board. Tha report sug­ j submission to the board. Opened bid* on a new pa- meeting on adoption of an gested that the town request Mr*. Louise Middleton; sec­ not less than three qualified I trol ear for the police depart- occupational l i c e n s e fee ond, Mr. and 3tr*. George schedule and adoption of Pearsall; third, Mr*. R. W. building requirements a* set Ackerman and George Dickie forth in the county building and fourth, Mr*. Mlntn Mor­ code. rison and Mr*. A. L. Willgoose. EW. first, Mr*. Doyle Driv­ er and R .T. Stevens; second, Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Motz; third, Mrs. Nan Edwards and After waiting a frw min The Sanford Naval Air Mrs. Elsa Unklea and fourth, | utes, they were told the I Station had an “alert” Wed­ Mrs. Myron Acrardi and Mrs. nesday noon but it had noth­ plans did not materialize. The TRA D E-IN George Croake. Sirs. Driver and Stevens ing to do with the Cuban sit­ ndniiral had made a Uniting on your old played a 71 per cent average uation. at another spot. gsine. Seems the ba»e personnel Admiral Pirie Is a familiar f Announcement h i s b e e n had been told Vice Admiral figure in the Sanford area. | made that the DeBary Freez- Robert Burns Pirle (ret), with purchnse ette baa donated two dinners former deputy chief of Nav­ He had last been here In No- | o f n new which will be awarded the to­ al operations (air), was, to vember, 1961, for the ninth ! annual Bombing Derby. tal high score winner for the visit the base. month of February. Die admiral is a prime Area newsmen were noti­ fied. All sped to Die base. barker of the local Naval fa­ They were met by Navy per­ cility. helping to keep it one sonnel, who escorted them to of the major installations In Seminole Club the expected arrival point. the Navy’s operations. IMPORTED ITALIAN CUIANTI GALLON JUG 20% CALIFORNIA DESSERT W INES St CA A l. BA H A AA VO P i AN Clue ( I 't I t s Al K N< ( O l K I t 11 O' 49 O i l ) I A I 1 Ok O l O Ij R a N O (j AO Bl * l k L> WMi I | -I Oil) l. Port — Sherry — Muscatel White Port — Pale Dry Sherry *4.29 Full Gal. Vi ffft �* •» (Eh? 9 VOL. 56 Mr. and Mr*. A. D. I-aney ( who reside on the old Orlando ' Highway were watching tele­ vision Thursday night when they beard *n unusual noise outside their home. An inves9 ligation revealed a gnat standing up to a windowwatching the TV show. • » • The animal turned out to be the black goat the JayCees are using in their annual membership campaign. The goat had been sLiked out in CHECKING OVER items nt thu Central Florida Experiment Station dur­ front lawn of Cecil Tucker's ing the annual Field Day Thursday are these scientists and interested home. The goat is now back agricultural officials. At top they are analyzing the growth of a new vege­ 9 in the possession of JayCcc table crop. From left are I)r. It. 11 Forbes, Dr. \V. T. Scudder, Dr. J. \V. president Jim Smith. Wilson and Dr. J. F. Darby. At bottom, checking an intricate tempera­ • • • ture jraupe are, from left, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Darby and Dr. Scudder. (Story Jim had been told earlier on Tape 12.) (Herald Photos) that the goat enjoyed telovision. When Jim returned home he placed the animal in front of his set and —sure enough — the goat settled down and enjoyed the show without a twitch. ♦ • • • Sanford's liiddy League all­ stars who will participate in Uic state tournament later this month will play an exhibition tilt tonight with a five from Enterprise. The contest is scheduled for the Fleming Gym at Seminole High. Game time la 7:30. • • • 9 Virgil Duffcll of Sanford who teaches at English Es­ tates, says that if tlic Amer­ ican Legion will provide the paint he'll put it on the World War It vintage aircraft park­ ed near th cLcgion building on llwy. 17-92. • • • Another Sanford citizen »ays this Jaywalking business in 9 downtown Sanford ought to be stopped before someone gets killed or hurt. We'll agree. We saw a mother cross the otltcr day in the middle of A. E. O'Neall, consulting a block with four or five lit­ engineer, at Mayor A. R. Lortle ones tagging after her. POUT E V E R C. L A I) E S the Iwginning and from now mann’a request, briefly dis­ They were scattered all across cussed making a feasibility (U PD —The first of a series on we will huva two tankers Use street. study for a »t«wer system anil • • • of big tankers begun taking alternately filling and making waUr improvements for the ntaa" to Cuba. Herr'a a good one: Jcffer- on wutcr here today for ship­ The emergency writer stip- d tp of Iamgwood a$ tha City 9 m Daws was Inducted nto ment to Uje U. S. Nava) Bu “ J ^ V ta . Wine Nimlshed f o fkf the membership of the San­ a t Guantanamo, Cuba, f i o - City amt Fort Lauderdale -ant. ford Klwanis Clubon Abra­ from its usual supply by Pro* pumped a abort distance here The suggestion was taken ham Lincoln's birthday.Davitmirr Fidel Custro. for loading u n d e r a 1901 under advisement by council. is a draftsman for the Shoe­ Navy Lt. Cdr. John Casscn, agreement lietwcen the Brow­ In other business, bills for maker Construction Co. in charge of operationa here, ard Port Authority and the paving of Tullia and Oak and • • • said the tanker "Su Amico" federal government to supply Land and Seminole were turn­ By the way, the last sche­ will tuke on more than two water for the latte. ed over to O'Neall und Assoclduled games in Use Sanford million gallons of water and City officials say up to four nies of Orlundo for evaluation Biddy Basketball league will head for the big huso s o m e ­ million gallon* a day can be and recommendation. be played Saturday morning time Saturday. Submitting bids were Amiek 0 at Seminole High. Sanford At­ He said th* ship "is only spured for the ’Gitmo base. Castro shut off the base Construction Company, C. A. lantic National Bank plays water supply recently when Meyer Paving and Construc­ Strickland-Morrison. Standard four fulaiii government fish­ tion, Mid-State Contractors, Oil and Sanford Electric will ing bouts und their crews Oiange Paving und Construc­ tangle, First Federal meets were taken into custody by tion and Hubbard Construc­ WTRll and Robson'i Sporting the U. S. Coast Guard while tion Company. Goods encounters Day 'N fishing in Florida waters. O'Neall also was requested Night Grill. Twenty-nine of the Cubans to take the levels oil Maine • • • ORLANDO (U P I)—A fed- are being held in Key West to Avenue for the purpose of The menu at this week's oral Judge has put off until fucc state churgcs of pouching providing grading and drainChinese luncheon at the SanTuesday a hearing on u Cape fish. ure. fj ford Naval Academy Included President Lyndon Johnson An order for tho plaque for % shrimp and beef egg rolls, Kennedy labor dispute when chop sury with moodies and attorneys for the two sides said the base will lie made the city ball cornerstone was rice, fortune cookies plus ap­ said an agreement might be self-sufficient und a big plunt awarded to Stokes Monument to convert salt to fresh water Conipuny. Wednesday was set ple and cherry frue fries. near. Attorneys for the National will he built there. us the date for moving into ' Coolie hats and jackets wx>rn the new building. by the mess boys were pro­ Labor R e l a t i o n s Board (NLRB) and Railroad Tele­ A request for wire for fenc­ vided by Chung King. graphers agreed informally • • • ing at the bull park was re­ Mediator Seeks Candy Striper* of Seminole there would lie no picketing ferred to the building, parks Memorial Hospital will *pon- pending the return to court To Avert Strike and grounds committer . « sor car washes Saturday at scheduled for 1 p. m. Tuesday. Fourteen street liglita were MIAMI (UPD — A federal Goemblc's Sunoco Station, Picketing on Monday and! mr,llator aought U st ditch no- ordered from Florida Power laUlI|ls to head oW Company to lie installed a t Third and Park, and at the Tuesday .h u t down construe-' Phillips fit! station. Celery and ! °n. •» the na l a Mrikt. hy reservations and soon nt |M>*idhle. | clt,ric;|l worU.r, uhlch would MellonviUe. Proceed* will go Imn . .pnee center. ’Die meeting was adjourned to the Kathy llutlcr heart while the court action w a s jc|aM! ,j,,wn National Airlines until Momluy evening when fund. um-rr way here IHursduy, ,|uring jtj |wak winter tourist O'Neall will report reeom• • • liov. Farris Bryant disrloeed season mendaliont on bett bids (or W« understand the Sarepta In Tallahasse* he ha* been "We are always optimistic. the paving work. Nursing Home Is in the pro­ working quietly for some time We hate another full day and cess of being gratrd a license to end the dispute between; 1 am trying to arrange a , the Florida East Coast Rail-, meeting," said Warren Lane : M U IH O II KHIK'h ^ by the State of Florida. way (FEC) and II nun-oprr-i of the National Mediation PARIS (UPD - Tile news­ Today's Chuckle That atmg unions on strike against Board (NMB). paper Combat said today that •age who said "go west" evi­ It for niora than a yrar. "I hate to see the last day since President Johnson's fam­ dently never had to figure out The picketing u t the spure by without some effort to ily moved into tiie White bow to do it on a multiple center grew out p f this die- get all agreem ent,” said House the "Malson Blanche level doverleaf intersection. PUte. | Lane. haa become a malson ranch." First Tanker Loads Water Study Is Discussed Water For 'Gitmo Cape Hearing To Be Tuesday Monkey Fur Flies A t Zoo There was monkey budnews Thursday afternoon at Ike Sanford Zw. A "Baby Boone* Monkey" Invaded Use rage of a "Kingtall Monkey" and. accord­ ing In city police, a free-forall v a t la progress. A aw attendant, Jre rr Thompson, separated the combatants and the ana re­ turned to It* normal sounds of various animals railing in each other. Zip a rhimpanrre. For Hie motion picture PATSY: Tom Dooley, hound dog in "Savage Sam," Walt Disney Productions. —Jim Jr., raven in "The Raven,” American International. —Mickey O'Boyle, horse in •Wall of Nolle,” Warner Bros. —Pluto, m i x e d airedale dog, "My Six Loves," Para­ mount —Raunchy, jaguar, "R am ­ page,*’ Warner Bros. Television nominee*; —Black llawk, horve in "Stuney Burke" (ABC-TV). —Candy, chimpanzee in “Adventure* of Dobic Gllti*” (CBS-TV). —Lassie, dog in "Lassie” (CBS-TV). # WEATHER: Drizzle today nntl colder tonight; cloudy Suturdny; high todny in 70a; low tonight in oOa. Established 1U08 F il l ., F E B R U A R Y 14, HW4 S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A United Press leased Wire N O . 126 Barge Canal Start Set This Month LBJ May Push Button To BRIEFS No Distinction >7 Break Ground GENESYS HQ To Be At Cape Kennedy m u t i ... WASHINGTON (UPI) The U. S. Immigration Ser­ vice says it plans K> treat JACKSONVILLE (UPI) British actor Richard Burton Just like anyone cL*e when he President Johnson may push GAINESVILLE (U PI)-Tlic seeks to enter tho United a button later this month and Board of Control designated States. blast th* first hole for the 30 acre* of land ju*t ln»idc Florida eroM-state eanal. the south gate of the Cape Gov. Farris Bryant said NICOSIA. Cyprus (UPD Kennedy missile test center undersecretary of State Geor­ Thursday he has urged the today as crntral headquarters ge Ball prolonged his peace President to take part in for the graduate engineering mission today for a last-ditch system (GENESYS) in eastgroundbreaking ceremonies appeal to President Makarios | central Florida. near the Roadhcaver Boy* (o keep the Cyprus crisis out Satellite facilities were set Ranch southwest of Palatka of the United Nations. in Orlando’s Central Indus­ later this month, cither tho trial Park. Just south of the 27th or 28th. Mainland High School in Day­ The Army Corps of Engi­ WASHINGTON (UPD — tona Beach and a contract neers awarded the first con­ Sen. Bussell B. T/mg, (D-La.), was approved with Brrvard said today prospects were tract for the canal Thursday Engineering College to handle good for final congressional and said the Prseldcnt had the Melbourne operation of approval of President John­ Indicated he will attend the GENESYS. son's bln tax cut bill by th* ground-breaking program. The board adopted an oper­ The Corps awarded Tide­ end of next week. ating budget for the program water Dredging Co., of Metotaling $58,566 for the 1963 64 tarie, La., a $796,576 contract year. TAMPA (UPD — A toy can­ for a alx mile land cut south­ GENESYS is the University non pulled by a Rebel soldier west of Palatka. Parkhillof Florida’s answer to a leg­ In a torchllt parade sprayed Goodloo Co. of Jacksonville, islative directive ordering ex­ a charge of shotgun pellets receives! a $226,76o contract tension of the university's into a Fairgrounds grand­ for a one mile dredging Job. hum;, g e n . h . j . s a n d s college of engineering to the Bryant *ald Thursday ho stand Thursday night, injur­ cast-central portion of the did not know whether th« ing icvcn people. state to offer advanced in­ President would be at tha struction lo personnel in the ground-breaking In person, missile and missile-related WASHINGTON (UPI) — but hoped be could participate industries. The central facil­ The Navy aaya that a plant by remote control In the at*to ity and satellite locations will which ean de-salt 1.4 million of the Palatka to Yankeetown be connected together and gallons of sea water daily barge canal. The President plana to with the main school in will be in operation at the Gainesville with talk-back Head of the Air Force Mis­ University in IW*8 with a Guantanamo base "23 weeks apeak In Miami Beach on closed circuit television. Resi­ sile Test Center at Patrick bachelor of science degree in from the date of the contract Feb. 27 at a fund-raising dladent Instructors will also he Air Force Base will he the mechanical engineering and a award." used and students will be principal speaker at the an­ reserve commission f r o m granted dcgri<cs from the uni­ nual Chamber of Commerce HOTC. versity. MIAMI (UPD - Brevard membership banquet Felt. 27 He began his pilot training at the Mayfair Inn. in 1939 and won his wings in Sheriff Leigh Wilson met with Speaking will be Brig. Gen. March, 1940. In 1942 he was Metro Investigator* today to Harry J., Sands, base com­ assigned to activate and com­ compare,note* on a sabotage mander. 'Hie announcement mand a troop carrier group attempt ’near Tttiiav llle Wed­ was made today l>> Chandler which went to (hr South Pa nesday and the dynamiting of CHATTANOOGA, Twin. — President Karlyle Housliold- eifie in June, 1941. He lutcr a Florida East Coast Railway (UPD— Tim government re tt­ train at Miami laat Sunday. cr. ed It* case today In the trial heroine deputy commander of Presentation of m e r i t (he South Pacific combat air of Tramstera President Jam es Kyr United Press International R. Hoffa on charge* of at­ Sen. Barry Guldwaler and awards and the annual report transport operation. NOTASULGA. Ala. (U P D In 1945 he returned to the Six Negroes entered previous­ tempting to bribe and influ­ Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Ig­ also will lie part of the af­ noring tlu-ir own intra-parly fair, which normally attracts United Statea and was assign­ ly all-whito Macon County ence Juror*. U. S. Justice Department battle for (lie GOP presiden- a capacity crowd. The Cham* ed to tiie engineering division High today under th« watch­ attorney Jam es F. Neal an­ tier is now accepting reserva of Air Materiel Command at ful eyes of Alabama state lion nomination, aimed their Wright-Potterson AFB, Day- trooper* and found themaelve* nounced that the prosecution campaign barbs at President tiom. completed Its c b m w ith tho General Sands was born in ton, Ohio. Johnson Thursday, accusing the only pupils In the building, testimony of Albert J. Gaador, him of incompetence in for­ Cnlumlaix, Ohio, and was He worked on the pilotless boycotted by the entire white court reporter in lloffa's 1963 eign affairs and slipslwd do­ graduated from Ohio State aircraft branch which was tho student body. trial on conspiracy charge* in mestic policies. start of tiie missile deveh;nNashville. The GOP's woman senator ment program for the Air Cars Damaged Hoffa and five other men seeking (he nomination, Mar­ Milwee To Head Force. Ho later headed the Acta of vandalism to car* have been on trial here nearly garet Chase Smith of Maine, ETV Delegation guided iniasilo section, a part located at the Hurricane aer- five week* on charges of at­ continued h e r unorthodox R. T. Milwee, county school of the air research and devel­ vice station on Route 431 near tempting to bribe and "cor­ campaign Thursday in New (he Seminole County lino aro ruptly Influence" members of supertindent, wiU head a de­ opment command. Hampshire. She discussed the Following auccessive exper­ being chocked by the sheriff’* tiie 1962 Jury. The union chief legation of area school offi­ medicare situation at a cial-. who will attend a ground iences and advancements, he office. Deputies report some­ can he sentenced to 20 years Christian Scientist h o m e , breaking ceremony for a tele­ was named vica commander one has broken windows and In prison If convicted. crossed a typographer's pic­ vision studio building in South at Patrick AFB on July 17, damaged a trunk of an auto­ Gasdor testified today about ket line in Concord to talk Orlando. 1901, anil commander of the mobile left there. a meeting lietwcen U.S. Dis­ with Die management, busi­ The event, planned for 10 a. organization last Jan. 2. trict Judge William E. Miller ness and editorial personnel m Feb 28 will mark the start Dog Depository and a Nashville insurance of Die Dally Monitor and visit- of tiie new building for Chan­ WICHITA FALLS. Tex. _ man, James Tippens. Miller rd Democratic Mayor Roland nel 24 Educational Television. (UPD — Tim Wichita Falla was trial judge and Tippens Realty Board S. Vallrc. She also stopped lo dog pound has opened a night was a prospective Juror in ciiat with the pickets at tiie depository. the conspiracy case. Meets Monday Monitor plant. By Doans Kites Four Beatles A. R. Lornunn, president of 'ca=*o«t«5aoal,0*=«oad5S! In The Sun the Seminole County Board of '■ a i o s s s s r o ' Fertilizer Sale MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Realtnri, has announced that George, John, Ringo and Paul a dinner meeting of executive tf] Set For Feb. 22 went sunning today, four Bea­ board members will lie held Cocktails The annual JayCee fertilis­ tles in a boat. Monday at 6:30 p.in. at the er sale will b« held Feb. 22, Like aoine 60,000 other eut- Capri Restaurant In Sanford. according to an announcement of • towners jamming hotel* Realtor K. A. Southward, are always better today hy Frank Finch, chair-1 niotoh lii' this' whiter re­ program chairman, will in­ mail of the Sanfiud-Heiidnole sort, thu quartet of young troduce Robert Brown, Sem­ when enjoyed at the County Junior Chamber of Englishmen hoped for a sunny inole County zoning direclor, Commerce's ‘‘fertiliser’’ com­ day for the beaching and boat- wIm) will lie Ihe main speaker. unique and friendly mittee. ing plans. II. F. Ward of Oviedo, a JayCees will take phone or­ Tho miq>-top|H'd rock 'n' new memlier, will lie inducted CA KIBE LOUNGE ders and provide immediate tollers, also rehearsed for two by past president C. F. Field, free delivery. The JayCcc television sppeuruncea. realtor irom Forest City. phone number is 322-6481. Lust-Ditch Plea Tax Outlook Toy Gun Hurts 7 Patrick Commander To Address C. Of C. De-Salter Blast Probed Barry Pocky Attack LBJ U. S. Rests Case Against Hoffa Six At School They Lick Their Chops For Oscars, Emmys Ravenna Park Grand Opening HOLLYWOOD (UPD — The American Humane Associa­ tion today announced nomina­ tions fur (he Dili annual PATSY award* for the out­ standing animal actor* of 1963. Thf* year'* nominee* for the "Oacar” and "Em m y” award* of the animal king­ dom include four dogs, three horses, a raven, a Jaguar and m n t ld Code 32771 —Mister Ed. hone Ut "Mis­ ter Ed" (CBS-TV). —Tramp, dog in “ My Three Sons" (ABC-TV). Final aclectioni will be an­ nounced at presentation cere­ monies April 4. In motion pictures, PATSY stands for "Picture Animal Top Slar of the Year"; In tel­ evision, "Performing Animal Television Mat of the Year.” Gulu Grund Opening of (he new third Me­ llon of Huvennu Park on Country Club Hoad Is achedulcd for Saturday and Sunday hy the Shormakrr C’onatruction Conipuny and its presi­ dent, A. K. Shoemaker Jr. Repreaentativeii of the Shoemaker firm, ita sales agent, Stenstrom Iteulty, und of the Florida Power und Light Company will lie present to welcome visitora for Ihe Grand Opening. The event in featured in a supplemental section of today'a Sanford Herald. E njoy. . . “MUSIC ON THE HOUSE” Every Friday Night Compliments of the Management PACKAGE GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES Fifth Annual A rt Exhibit Featured Sunday A t Civic Center * * j. ... �V fe Rev. Grover Sewell R a s te r! P a g e 2— F r i . F e b . 14, ’64 H r r x lf Mightiest Force If tha average person was asked what he consider* the mightiest force in the world, be would likely give some sort of vague answer concerning atomle power. Of course, th e n would be some who would give many other an­ swer*. Perhaps thcro would be expressed the idea that political power is the great­ est. Another might say that economic power l* by far superior. The Important thing k to find the correct answer. We are e bit apt to ignore poet* In our day of “practical m atter*", however, It is note­ worthy to read the familiar word* of Alfred Lord Termysoo which tell us, "M on thing* are wrought by prayer tfean this world dream s of," and than he finished by saylog, “For so the whole round earth U every way bound by gold t l e a about the feet of Ood." Maybe many of u* would aay "yea" to much praise of prayer and then neglect It eves a* do those who a n more reluctant to sing Its praise*. Dean Inge, who serv­ ed the .'.mom and Inspiring St. Paul’* cathedral of Lon­ don, expressed an opinion that one needs to consider. H* said that be felt the aver­ age mao apeods sixteen hours each day with' the affairs that pertain to m aterial things and about fiv* minutes for the •am * tim e on spiritual m at­ ters. Ha commented further by saying, “ It Is not surpris­ ing that to such people the things of the world should be two hundred times a s real as the thtags cI th* Kingdom a t Ood." Our a t* U supposed to be one (to bear and read aome deliberations) th at affords m uch leisure. I t must be true somewhat* (net hi Flor­ ida) because w* do have many means of saving labor. Be this a s U may many peo­ ple do not find time available for meditative purposes. Even though w* have ao many de­ mand* m a te on our tim e we ahould realise that th a n are more important d e m a n d a made on a more important Ono concerning our spiritual lives. According to many who have tried it, prayer, not atomic science, is the might­ iest force on esrth. it Is also Interesting to note who some of the people sre who hive claimed great importance for prayer. Christ is the fuial authority for many of us and He was absolutely sure that prayer Is vital. Wo find that our Lord considered prayer so Import­ ant that while other* were resting by sleeping He found a greater rest In praying for long periods even when Hla time was in shortest supply. Ills disciples were aware of the example that He was set­ ting before them and they al­ so knew that they did not know tho secret of prayer, so they asked Him to teach them to pray. Our Saviour gave them "Th* Lord’s Prayer" as a model for Uieir prayer* and bow thankful we can be for It today. Th* fervent prayer* of our Lord can be seen throughout Ills earthy minis­ try. If we wanted to take exam­ ples from the Bible only, we would find them from the first to the last page. Such men as Uezekiah, Elijah, Dan­ iel and David of the Old Testament; such men as the repentant thief on the cross, Paul, and Peter of the New Testament are to mention just a few of the greet boat of men who knew th* Import­ ance of prayer. When we leave the Bible for examples we do not find our supply exhausted. Suh men as Martin Luther, John Calvin, John Knox, John Wes­ ley, Charles Spurgeon, Jona­ than Edwards on down to our spiritual giants of today were men of prayer. Many of us are not known far and near by men, but the ears of God are open just as much to our prayora if we make them sincerely. Let us claim this mighty power that God, is offering us jmd have live* that uw more meaning­ ful for Him. BUILDING COMMITTEE members of First Baptist Church of Longwood inspected plans for the new educational building a t a Loyalty Dinner held a t the church. Pictured are (from left) Frank Ballentine, A1 Morris, Jerry Van Dam, Tom Howard, Rev. Jack Lindsay and Earl Showers. Adventist Baptist Church Of God v e a iB T ir r a - D iT ■PHIWOB BAPTIST Old Orlando Bd. a t Mooter Ave. B. H am ilton O rlffln _ Pastor Bandar B e h o o l ___ 0:48 a. m. M orning W orship II:** a. n . T rain in g Union _ 4:0* p. m. E ven in g W orship __ T:4I p. m. CHUBCM OP OOD A D V B W T trr c a r e e n C t n w Vtk « B iss R I- M s t b s w s ______P a ste r SERVICES SATURDAY— • s b b s th School ____ t:l* a m. W orship Bsrirte* _ 11:44 a. m. Wodnoadar Might P rarar Service __ T:!0 p. m. ~W* B at * T h is Hope'* radio m o u s s e each Bunder a. m. a t S :ll ev er W TRR a t 1400 e a r o a r radio d ia l Alliance Casselberry WSCS Has Meeting By Jane Casselberry Casselberry Community Meth­ Program topic for Tuesday odist Church WSCS was the afternoon’s meeting of the “ Role of the Christian Wom­ an" and was led by Mrs. Mar­ vin McClain. The new carpet In church red, donated by tha WSCS, has been Installed in the sanc­ tuary and new kneeling pads for the altar rail have been provided by the Sunshine Circle. ■y Jeaa Caseeiberry Mrs. Arthur Putman, pres­ Workers from th* Cassel­ ident, announced the district berry Community Methodist meeting of the WSCS to be Church Sunday School will at­ held Friday, Feb. 98, starting tend tha annual Christian at 9:90 a.m. at the First Workers School to be held Methodist Church in Euatls. Those wishing to attend Monday through Friday of should contact Mrs. Putmsn next week, from 7:90 until to make transportation a r­ 9:90 p.m. each day, at the rangements. Rev. D « l m a s First Methodist Church in Or­ Copeland will accompany the group. lando. Mrs. Frank Messick, who For those who find It more convenient, morning aesslona will direct the Vacation Biblo will be held from 9:90 until School to be held In June, 11:90 a.m. at the Winter made an appeal for teachers Park First Methodist Church. and workers. The Esther Circle has do­ Many prominent Methodist ministers and laymen will nated an adjustable crutch serve as Instructors for the for the church’s sick room loan service. schooL Tha Sunshine Circle an­ Courses will be taught on tha folio whig subjects: Use nounced plans for visiting the of tha Bible with Children, the patients In Shaner's Nursing Work of Superintendents ol Home in Casselberry on Val­ tho Children's Division, How entine's Day to take gifts and to Improve the Church School, refreshments. Refreshments were served Basle Christian Beliefs, The Meaning of Methodism, Paul, following Tuesday's meeting the Man and his Work and by the hostesses, Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, Mrs. J . 11. Iunis, Enjoy your Family. SS Teachers To Attend School Rev. Trainor Honored At Farewell Party Chaplain a t tha Sanford Holy Name Society; Mist Anne's Circle; Mrs. John Naval Air Station and Mrs. Dorothy Taslo, interim presi­ Kennedy chairman, and Mrs. Perry Slsler, secretary for d e n t and Mrs. Andrew Terio Orland Fox, chairman elect the pastor. and Mrs. Jostph Hopkins, of Longwood’* S t Catherine Representing the various past presidents, of the Catho- of Siena Circle and Mrs. church organisations, other l i e Women's Club; Mrs. Dorothy Edwards, chairman than Kennedy, Rogers and Georgs Sommer, chairmen, elect of Lake Mary’s St. Mrs. MseFarlans, w art Al­ and Mrs. Helen Beam, chair­ Theresa Circle. bert Poulter, secretary e f S t man elect e f Our Lady’s Coffee and cake were R i c h a r d a Council 5967. Circle of North Orlando. served to the gathering by KnlghU of Colurobui; Joieph Mr*. Thslrna Dottle*, past members of tha Women’s Laka Mary Friday to oiaumo Hopkins, vleo president of tha chairman of SunUnd’a S t th* paatorata of S t Mary of th* Lakaa Church In Euitla. Mr*. John MacFarlana, proaldent of tho Catholic Wom­ en’* Club of tho church, ami John Kennedy, prvildcnt of tho Holy Nam* Society, oxprossod to Father Tralnor tho aorrow of tha pariah in los­ ing him and good wlahea for aucceaa and happlneaa In hi* new aaalgnmcnt They preaenled him with a bur** and aplritual bouquet In th* nam* of th* pariah. A tap* r*cord*r alao waa preaentvd hy lllll Itogera of the Man'* Club. The pastor, in accepting gifts, stated that h* appreci­ ated having had U>« privilege of founding the Church of the Nativity and urged the peo­ ple to support their new pas­ tor, Kev. James Honuen, who has been serving the church in Cocoa. Tho Catholic Wom­ en'* Club will be hostesses for • reception in th* social hall of Ih* church in Father HonHKV. WILLIAM TKAINOR (center) cutn cake at farewell (tarty given tien * honor following thu 12 in Ilia honor by the parinh of the Catholic Church of thn Nativity. With o'clcck Maas this Sunday. him are Rev. Richard Lyons, of All Soul* Church (left) unii Rev. Ralph Distinguished guests pre­ Kaiser, chaplain at Sanford Naval Air Station. (Herald Photo) sent Tuesday night included Her. Richard Lyon* nf All Soul* Church in Sanford; Tcv. Ralph Kaiser, Catholic G O SPEL M EET IN G By Donna Bates More than 100 members of tha Church e f Nativity pariah attendad e farewell party in honor of Rev. William J. Tralnor, p a a t o r , Tuesday evening In the eodel hell el the church. Mr*. Lytls Swope and Mrs. C. K. Fisher. Superintendent To Be Guest A t Ebenezer Dr. Joe A. Tolle, superin­ tendent of the DeLand Dis­ trict of the Methodist Church, will deliver the sermon for Sunday’s ]1 a.m worship service a t the Ebenezer Metho­ dist Church. A covered dish dinner will be held following tha service. All members and friends are urged to come, bring a dish of food nnd stay for the meal and fellowship. Members of the Sunday School d e p a r t m e n t and friend* are asked to attend the regular 9:46 a.m. class** this week to help the depart­ ment meet its goal of 100 per­ sons present ut this time. Training Union Banquet Set By Jane Casselberry The Young People’s Train­ ing Union of tha Prairie Lake Baptist Church is having a formal Sweetheart Banquet for members and their dates starting at 8 p.m. today at the Cavalier Restaurant on Seminola Boulevard in Casselberry. , There will bo f devotions, speakers and fun planned on the program for the evening. Youth Rally A Sectional Youth Rally will be held a t tha F irst Pen­ tecostal Church of Longwood a t 7:80 p.m. Monday. Rev. E. Ruth Grant will conduct th* service and Rav. Jo* Up­ church, district president, has been invited to be guest speaker. The service with lie message and special muaie is open to th* public. WHAT HAPPENED TO T H B MAN OF in w x o e a v io l e n c e ris ra C iin iS T f AW MISIIOWART ALLIANCE CHURCH ISOt Parti A t *, a t 14th I t R ot. C. C. Do to, J r . __P astor Bundar School _ 1:41 a. ra. W orship Sorvlct 11:00 a. m. E ven in g W orship __ TiSI p. m. JOHDAW M ttetOK ART HAPTtST CHURCH Tom porerttr m ooting go SUB P arh Avon on Sanford, Ftarlda ■undar S c h o o l ___10:04 a. m. M orning W orship 11:40 a. m. Btbl* Stu dr (B andar) TlOO p.m. E van gsllstto Bsrvlea T:40 p.m. W sd. Prarar Most 7:00 p.m. Bill fllsphons _______ P stto r A Cordial W olooma t* A ll Paator H. a Smith ■undar Behool — t i l l _ M orning W orahlp 11:04 a m. H vaagoltatls Borv. 7:14 a m. Tuos. P ra rsr Borr. 7:04 a m. Thnrs. T au ag P ssp la Endoavor --------- 7:04 A ■- Nazarene Assembly Of God CHURCH Christian Episcopal Church Of Christ Free Methodist CMOUIT CHUBCM Cbnrvh atrosL Longw ood CMUBOH DISCBPLBB OP CMBIBT Pr. Charts* W. S tew art J r . Vlear l e w *■ S s e ts a * A to. H eir Communion — 1:04 a m. Rov. Mason Crogg, Bundar B e h o o l------4:04 A m. Ad Interim M inuter F am ily Borvlc# and ■undar S s h e s l ____0:41 a. m. Serm on — .......- 10:11 a m. M sr a lsg W orship I l i * l A m. Baptist P B E H METHODIST CMUBCH Corner 4th BL and Lanrol A t*. T slsp h o n si PA 0-7010 E n g sn s Bhsldon _______ Paator Ralph B row tr Jr. E v a n g elist Bundar School ------- 0:40 Am. ■ Ibis g e h o st ------ I I : M a. m. M orning W orship — 10:41 a m . M orning W arship l l l l l A SA E v sn ln g W orship — 7:04 p.m. B v sa ta g W arship - 7:0* p. m. Wed. P ra r er Bsrvlea 7:00 p.m. W sd. P rarar B trvlse T:I0 p.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST e a r n i t c H im c a PAOLA CBURCM OP CHBtPT C w . tOSh PL A O tk A t *. Oatl Sm ith __________ P a ster Morrln R u hr — E v a a g sllst ■under School___ 0:44 A A Blbt* C laasss _ 10:00 a m. M oraine W orship lit* * a. m. M orning Worahlp 11:11 a m. T rain in g Union . . 0:11 p. m. E r sn ln g W orship » T ill p. m. E v sn ln g W orship _ f:*0 p. ra. Wod. prnrar ■srvt** t i l t p.m. B iblo Claaasa W sd. 7:01 p.m. Nuraarr O ps* W T R R -------------------- T«84 A a*. Su adar EH* Bread oast CHURCH OP CHRIST I Big P a t* A t o m * Bart B ro w s --------- E v a n g elist w e s t s i dpi ■ i s s i o w a r y Bundar BAPTIST CHURCH Btbla S t u d y _______14:00 a m. Bth *«. A MeOr A TO. Morning W orship 11:00 a. m. Paul M. c a lle r P a ster E vanlng Borvlc* _ 4:04 p m. Bss “H erald o f Truth** 1 P-m. ■uadap Sohoel _ lliM a. m. ■undar e a C h aaael 8 Suadar M orning W orship 11:44 a. m. T tttt i t y Ladloe B ible C la w 14:4* a h . ■undar . -' • E v sn ln g Worah%> __ 7 :0 4 9 - m. W od h solar B ible C laasss __— 7:04 a m. W sdnosdsr P rarar garvloe — 0:4* p. m. om w tm al F1WBCRBST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF THH NABAREIVB W. Is4 >L at Haple Ave. Congregational a o n u iL T Dot. avth sad Btm ChriitUn Science F IB rr CHURCH OP THH NASARBRB Lake Mary, F1a Rev. W. H olcom bs, Paator ) ■under “ 0:40 A m. ----- Biblo Behool 11:44 a ra. _ M orning W orship TiOS a m. — E rsn ln g Bsrvlea 7:00 A m . __ W sd. M ld-W ssk P rarsr S srvless 7:04 A m. Znd W sd. M issionarr Strvlc* Pentecostal TIRBT PKNTBCOBTAL CHURCH OF LOXOWOOO M t Oraagu Otroot k. R ot. E. Ruth G reat __ P astor -* ■under School ___ 111** A m. Morning W orship 11:44 a m. Bonder E v sn ln g __ 7:11 a ■ . Wsd. Btbl* Studr - 7:04 a m. Csnquorsrs M ssttng F rld ar --------------- l:»4 a m. Lutheran Presbyterian LUTHBBAM CHUBCM OP T H B BBDBSM BM PHUT PBE4BTTEBIAN CHURCH Oak Av*. S Srd St. Sanford. FI a iw w . ante pt*ea “The Church o f th e L n lh srsn Grovor C. S tw sll, Jr. _ P astor Hour** and TV "Thin te tha Edgar W. Sm ith Jr. .A ssistant Ufa** P astor H orbsrt W. O o o ra s____P astor H orning W orship 4:44 a m. Bundar B c h s o l ____0:11 a aa Chorch B e h o o l____4:41 A W arship B srvlee — l l l l l a an ■otalon M asts _ _ 10:41 a ra.m. Morning W orship 11:0* A. 1C. P l e n s s r F s i i o w t h l p _4:44 p.m. Senior III F e llo w sh ip 4:00 p.m. flOOU o u a r K E B D E vening W o r s h i p _ 7:10 p. u . U T H K R A V CHUBCM Wsd. P r n r s r M a st 7:09 a m. (LCA) WO* A Orlaado D rive iHwy ir-es> CHCRCH OP THB COVENANT Snaford, F lorida ■774 Ionia Orlando Drtvo w a -ra ti Thomaa H. Makte “BARABBA8” J Th* S O W u s « t o m it — MOW. — TUBS. W orship — ----------- 4:94 a a Church S c h o o l ___14:00 A m . Methodist N O T IC E ORACH M BTH O Dtrr CHURCH Onara R d , a t W oodland A rt., Rev. J e h a H. H irst, Jr. Paeter Church School 4:41 A m. M orning W orship 11:04 a m. MTF — —_____ . 4:04 a m. CALL TO LIST YOUR CHURCH FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend — MOVIELAND The Church O f Your Choice doz v b iw t m b a t b b N KOTLAS ADMI*4IOt» Attend services tHis weed your own J>lace of worsfop WilBon-Eleheiborfftr Mortuary B usko L W tkM aad OtaCf Printing Co. J . M. C sm ona and Staff BtMutroat Realty Th* Auwiicoa Oil Compaizy Mr. and Mr*. M. R. StricklaM WUnoa-Mniar Furailuro Co. Mr. and Mra. A1 Wilaoo ■ srb Itoastrom and Steff H o lle r M o to r M m C o. Aad SUfl Th* Hit* Thratru Mil Lotolaw A Em ploy i n J. C . P e n n e y C o m p an y C. L. Kobinsoti and Employ cw Food Fair S I o t m , Inc. Goorgo Bailor A Employow Sanford Atlantic National Book LU B B O C K , T E X A S . S outhtni N atural Goa FER 16 - FEB. 21 J a in Dubb A Stoff Hill Luoiber A Hardware Co. Jfaamy Crapy* A Em pkyow IvriBC I. Fry o r bb4 S taff Row sad Wilks Bowman and Employ*** Presenting WILLIAM C. HATCHER Howard H. Hodgw A B u ff E V A N G E L IS T (COLLECTIONS SUNDAY ONLY) SANFORD FLOWER SHOP IBM SOUTH PARK AVENUE w e io o a s a « i Virginia Fetraakl P. O. Bos 1914 S a a fe r d FhyBle . FA 9-5954 Lake Mary Pasta* Th* Rov. O eorgs K lnnam oa, Interim P astor ' Bundar B e h o o l____0:1S a m. M orning W orship 1-1:00 A ra. Communion—F ir st Su adar la Each M eath KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ERY CHRIST w * i c r u c if ie d r BEK — IX c o z .u a — % J Paul Rlchoa . . ... — Pastor Bundar S c h n o l--------- 1:40 A to. Morning W orship 10:40 a m T e n t h ___ _ 4:01 p. m. E van gsllstl* Borvlc* 7:44 p.m. H ld -W stk dsrvlcs (W sd.) — 7:44 p. ra. Third Bundar B lagsplratlon ------ 4:04 p. an t B I I BCH O P CHBIST P a s t o r ____W illiam J. Quo** M orning W orship _ l i t * A Suadar Ssr-’lae A 11 L m ■undar S a h s s l ___ . 11:** A a . S u nd er S eh ssl —_ S i l l a. no. aubjeet: “S o u r T raining U alea ____ t i t s p m . W sdassdar Bsrvtse 4:4# a mE vening W orship T:t0 p.m. R oadlag Room: 141 B. F irst. Wed. O fficer* A Tons hors W ss h d tr s: 14:44 Am. • 4:14 M ealing _________ t i l * p.m. F rld ar B v a a la g i 4:04Wod. P r a r tr lo r r ie s T:l* p.i,m. 4:0 :I0 p.m. *J -------- a a r n o u is r CHURCH CHURCH OP OOD rVtvao H eigh ts OP PROPHECY Rov. R *r Orogorr. Jr.. P stto r . saw Elm A vnao v/hurch School - 0:44 t. m, Rov. R. L. Strickland _.. Pastor Morning W orship 11:00 a m. Bundar S c h o o l ------4:10 a. m. M T P ....................— 4:10 p. m. W orship Borvlc* — 10.-40 A m. E ta W orship 7:19 p. n . E vangollatlo Borv. 7:00 p. ra. Wsd. Prnror Service Til# p. m. W sd n ssd sr: Toung Pooplo V.L.B. Sorv. 7:10 p. m. Biblo T raining Sorv 0:00 p.m. OSTKEW BAPTIST COIUBCU h w t . 4 ia r » . a e a -e tis COXORBOATtOBAL CHBIST LA17 CHUBCM astor . Choatar W . P l a n k F ellow sh ip (S u e.) __t : t l p. m. P (U nited Church e f ChrloO B u n d a r S c h o o l ____10:00 a. m. (W od) Part: Avon** a t Sdth BL M orning Sorvlc* _ 11:00 a. m. Pray or So rtie s __ T :l* p. m. T rain in g Union ____ S:Z0 p. m. 0:40 A m. — Chureb School E v sn ln g B o r v lc * _1:19 p. m. 11:00 a m. W orship Borvlc* 0:0* a h . — C hristina Youth W o d n s o d a r M ootlngsi O rganisations — 0:11 p. m. M inistry P rarar . 7il0 p. m. Rev. W alter A.R. MoPhsrson. C hoir . —. . — 1:10 p. m. P u to r n a n b a p t is t o e v a c i S t* P a th A t o m * P. B. Chano* ------- ;— P astor M orning W orship 1:10 a. m. Suadar S chsol _ _ 0:41 a. m. M oraine W orship 11:44 a. an. T rain in g U nion ___ * : l l a m. E vening W orship - Ti4l a m. Wed. Proper aervls* T il* a an. F IR tT HETIIODIPT CRURCU 41* P arh A TO. Job s T. Adame Jr. _ Pastor . M oratag W orship - 4:00 a m. ■ r -n d a r S c h o o l ------4:41 a m. Morning W orship 14:11 a ra. MY** M asting* — 4:14 a ra. Interm ediate. Sonlor) E vening W orship — 7:0* p. m. hbbrebbh Alliance Tooth I t U . W i l d e r ________ P astor Su nder School __ t i l l a. so. M oraine W orship H i l l a. n . E ven in g W orship __ Til* a m. Youth Sorv. (Sun.) *:(* p. m. M ld-W *sk Sorv. (W od.) T ill A m. Methodist Rmo And WUka ResUnrant I �r- ■ ' W it BanTttrH M . Pcb. 14, ^81— Pam ft Tax Candidate Tells Platform Catholic Women's Club •Holds Board Meeting 11} Donna Kates party in honor of Mr*. John An executive board meet­ MacFarlanc, president, who ing of the Church of the Na­ is leaving to join her husband tivity Catholic Women’s Club in Iceland. - £ *vns held Monday night at Announcement was made the church following n coverrd dish supper and farewell i th*1 Mr*’ ' ir»finl* Burk* has . ■■------- ------------- - ■■ j resigned us vice president since she has accepted full­ time employment. Interim officers appointed to serve until elections arc held in March were numvd Robert B. Thomas Jr., San­ by Mrs. MacFarlanc. Miss ford Herald news correspond- Dorothy Tcslo, present secre­ 'ent, topped 05 blood donors tary, will ussume the office to the Seminole County Blood of president, Mrs. Barbara Bank when he gave his 28th Shannon will be vice presi­ dent and Mrs. Klcna Shuw #plnt. Other donors in January will serve as sccrctary-tieasurcr. wefe: A nominating committee Frank E. Holmes. 24 pints; was appointed by Rev. Wil­ Richard R. Chcllette, 18 pints; Harry R. Wilson, Lor­ liam J. Trainor, pastor of en F. Doughterty and Robert the church, and recommend­ W. Conley, 17; Robert G. ations for the new slate of Wade, 16; Anthony J . Chcsna officers will be presented at and Ophelia S. Bennett, 13; the March meeting prior to .M ason H. Wharton and Mel­ the elections. Events announced for the v i n Siskind, 12. William L. Rowland, Jim ­ remainder of this month In­ my R- Henderson and Alvin cluded the Catholic Women’s P. Hlttell Jr., 11; Robert G. Club Communion Sunday to Hartwig and Louis M. Sweet­ be held this week a t the 8 en, 10; Ned Stephens and a.m. Mass and Family Com­ Clayton J. Beaulieu, nine; munion Sundny to be held at John P. Brown, Cecil K. Ab­ the noon Mass, Feb, 23. The regular meeting of the ney, Roger L. Harris, Thomas Wilson Jr. and Jerry D. general club will be held at 8 p.m. next Monday in the f Bmith, eight. J. Harold Chapman, seven; social hall of the church with Kenneth L. Meriea and Dar­ Rev. Richard Lyons of All rel K. Swift, six; Alvin F. Souls parish as guest speak­ Thompson, Glenn M. McCall, er. Ralph Hackett, Ben E. But­ ler and George M. Harriett, five; Nathaniel I. Richburg, Lake Mary Charles A. Vlning and Henry Church To Honor M. Knowles, four. Donnie Ray Stone, Perry Rev. Pilley » A . Dome, Telesfor SierputowBy Frances Wester aki, Harry R. Barlow, Don­ A fnrewcll dinner for Rev. ald R. Johnson and L. J. Rlsncr, three; Mack Chiesa, John Pilley minister of the Lake.M ary Community Pres­ Mario 8. Greco, Adrian T. byterian Church, and his Grldley Jr., Ira E. Leggore, Larry Hicks, Ronald A. Re- family, will be held a t 1 p.m. Sunday in the educational naud, David L. Grimm and building of the church. Horace W. Durrance, two. All members and friends William C. Galley, N. P. are invited to attend and _ Pasternack, Carlton Tabor, bring a fried chicken with a • Richard R. Deas, Bobby covered dish. Junes, Oliver L. York, Dan The Pilleys will leave on Edwards, James A. Fleming, Monday for Memphis, Tenn. Cecil Simpson, Arthur M. Rev. Pilley will deliver hi* Ratal, Raymond O. Phillips, farewell sermon for the tl Clyde L. Cline, Curtis J. a.m. service a t the church on Mathews, Clarence Jessup Sunday. Jr., Jamea J. Jiggers, Clyde E. Cline and Bobby L. Ben­ nett, first time donors. , *Kerald Man Top Blood Donor Church To Host District Meet The new Presbyterian Church of the Covenant of Sanford will be host to a dis­ trict conference of the Women of the Church on Wedocaday, Feb. 19. R Some 12S women are ex• peeled to atend from church­ es of DeBary, Maitland, Win­ ter Park, DcLand First, Syn. ford First and tha host church. Mrs. Thomas H. Makin Is district chairman. W SCS To Hear Mrs. Boutwell Mrs. Vijaya B o u t w e l l , daughter of a royal family in India where she was born and reared, will be guest speaker for the third session of the WSCS Mission Study on South­ east Asia being conducted by the WSCS of the First Meth­ odist Churrh of Sanford. The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. next Tuesday. The concluding session of the study series will he held on Feb. 26 at which time there will be a covered dish luncheon. DEMONSTRATIONS at Monday night’s meet­ ing of the Seminole County Council of 4-H Chiba, held a t the Agricultural Building, were given by Bill Hein, of the Slavia Club and boys’ Churchwomen To Meet In Longwood By Donna Estes Election of a delegate and an alternate to the annual convention of the Diocese of South Florida to be held at Daytona Beach in April will be the main item of business at the regular meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen of Longwood's Christ Episcopal Church. The meeting, to be conduct­ ed by Mrs. Marie Taylor, president, will take place Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Par­ ish House on Church Street. Future fund raising projects will be discussed. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting only coffee will be served in observance of the Lenten season. Oviedo Church Gets New Pastor ny Bernice Kelsey Rev. Cyrus B. Dawscy Jr., new minister for the First Methodist Church of Oviedo, will conduct the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. worship services at the church this Sunday. Coining here from Madison, Rev. Dawscy, who has been serving In the mission field in Brazil, recently was assigned lo the Florida Conference of Methodist churches. He and his wife, Marshalca, are the parents of four chil­ dren: Cyrus B., III (Sonny), a student at FSU; Jimmy, 16. Suzanne, 13 and Johnny, 10. The younger children will at­ tend school in Oviedo. Service Change Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vicar of Longwood's Christ Episcopal Church, haa an­ nounced that the regular Sun­ day services will be conducted for the next few weeks In the Parish House due to con­ struction presently taking place at the church. council president, on beekeeping and by Patty Baker, of the Lake Monroe Girls Club, on cookie making. (Herald Photos) 4-H Clubs Plan For Gospel Meetings April, May Events Set Next Week By .Mrs. II. L. Johnson The Seminole County Coun­ cil of 4-H Clubs met Mondsy evening at the Agricultural Center with Margaret Ste­ vens, girls' council president, and Bill Hein, boys' council president, presiding. Area Methodists Announce Plans For Dinners Plans were discussrd for County Events Day. April 4; State Events Day. May 1 and May 2 and the County Dress Itisiic, April .5. for a tentative field trip and guided tour to Cypres, Gardens or an Ocala Stud Fanp. Definite arrangements, when completed, will be announced. Demonstrations were pre­ sented by Patty Baker of the Lake Monroe Club, who also gave the opening devotion, on how to make cookies and by Bill Hein of the Slavia Club on beekeeping. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served to tho boys and girls, their lead­ ers, Cecil Tucker, Ernest I.undbcrg and Miss Myrtle Wilson. Mrs. Hazel Dinccn of Knox­ ville, Tenn., was a special guest for the evening. By Jane Cassrlberry Commanders and co-com­ manders for the Loyalty Din­ ners scheduled by the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church for April 1-3 have been announced. Names of church members to be Invited by co-captains were assigned at a meeting last Sunday aft­ ernoon. Commander of the dinners is Marvin McClain and cocommanders arc C a r l y l e Swolford, F r a n k Messick, Sale Set For Miss Eleanor Ferrell and Heart Queen Skip Blood. , Members of the Lake Mon­ The Friday night dinner will be reserved for' young roe Home Demonstration Club people of the church. will hold a bake sale Satur­ day for benefit of Iheir heart queen, Darlene Roberts. Church Group The sale will be held in tho front of (lie Lake Monroe Post Plans Sale Office from 9 a.m. until all By Donna Katra A bake aale was planned Items are sold. at the regular meeting of the Ladiea Auxiliary to tho Flrat Pentecostal Churrh of Longwood held Monday evening. SEE T H IS The bake aalo will bo scheduled early in Murrh with the exact time and location B EA U TY to be announced. Proceeds will be used toward the aux­ IN iliary's current project of ceiling the annex to tha church. Following t h a buslnraa meeting refreshmenta were served by Mrs. Obcra Young. The next meeting will taka place March 2 with Mrs. Net* ta Holtzelaw aa hostess. Evangelist W i l l i a m C. Hatcher of Lubbock, Tex., will conduct Gospel Services next week at tho Sanford Church of Christ, 1300 S. Psrk Avenue. Services, boginning Sunday, will l>e held ‘ I!11* lhrou*!h * rld“>- *l 10 “ m* and #t 7:30 p m ’ All expenses of tile Gospel Meeting hava been guarante­ ed by members of the church. Collections will be taken only on Sunday. Tb« chorus of the Christlsn Home and Bible School will present a program of A’Capcila music from 7 until 7:23 p.nt. Monday. Tha progrnm will lie directed by Vernon Means who also will direct the congregational singing for all evening services dur­ ing tho week. The public is invited. Mrs. Marjorie Shepard, as­ sistant county tax collector, an announced candidate for tax collector, today announc­ ed her platform: "In connection with my candidacy for the office of tax collector for Seminole County I would like to state that, if elected, I and the per­ sonnel of the office will con­ tinue to render efficient and courteous service. There will lie no discrimination shown lint each person on an equal basis. This is in fact a coun­ ty office and belongs to the people of Seminole County of which we are well aware. "Further I would like to state that if elected I would continue to abide by (lie laws of the State of Florida and rules -and regulations prom­ ulgated by the State Compboiler. Motor Vehicle Com­ missioner, Beverage Depart­ ment, Board of Conservation and Florida Revenue Com­ mission as is now being done by the oilier counties of the State. "In recognition of the rapid growth of the county I feel the need of additional facilities lor handling tag renewals and it is my intention to provide such facilities beginning in 1963. "I am qualified for the of­ fice of tax collector as 1 have had 12 years experience In the office, four years as depu­ ty and eight years as assist­ ant to John L. Galloway, pre­ sent tax collector, who is re­ tiring. I am familiar with all accounts snd phases of Die work. "In view of my experience and service I would appreci­ ate any consideration given me in ttic way of s promotion in this work. 1 might further state that qualifications arc not limited to sex.” Prairie Lake Church To Hear WMU Sees Film By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Simmons A film, "Never Alone," was lly Julia Bartoa Mrs. Marian Simmnni, ed­ ucational supervisor for the Florida C o n f e r e n c e of Seventh-day Adventists, will speak fur the 11 a.m. servio> this Saturday at the Al­ tamonte Springs Seventh-day Adventist Churrh, 625 Mait­ land Avenue. Mrs. Simmons will use as her topic, "Christian Educa­ tion in the Christiun Horn*.” shown hy I-amar Cockrell at Monday night's meeting ol the I’ralric Lako Baptist Church WMU and was intro­ duced by Mrs. Marie PalnteL Mrs. Iletty Lowe presented a program on "The Chaplain ami his Work." The 23 persons attending enjoyed refreshment! served following the meeting by hos­ tesses, Mra. Vera Channel and Mrs. Lucille Dailey. W SCS To Sponsor Rummage Sale I The WSCS of the First Methodist Church of Sanford has announced plana to spon­ sor a rummage sale on Fri­ Mrs. Shepard concluded: day and Saturday, March 20 "Due to the fact that I am and 21. Donation* of item* for tho an employe in the county tax collector's office and work sale, which arc now bc.ng col­ full time, I am limited in my lected, may be brought to tha campaign activities and can­ MY House and left there. not see each voter personal Sponsors of the sale request ly. However, I do solicit^hc • •hat, R possible, clothing bo labeled witii the size a* it support of all voters." will be of great help to those who will be rcspunsiblo for marking the items. Clothings, books and house, hold articles will be welcom* cd for the sale. WHAT HAPPENED to T in; mat n r v io i .k m ' i ; i> AAiioau ru n : CHRIST w as ( i i t r i r i r n r ai:io — lx cm . oh — “BARABBAS” l l r Kl n a A V krr * T h a f l t k a r III k O a r * l . r m r O l f t t t ACT, — WOT. — Tl BS. - - NEWLY - WEDS AND MATHER’S FURNITURE Connidcr (his the most Important ■top of your honeymoon trip! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Complete 3 - ROOM GROUPS ps low as EASY TERMS MATHER of Sanford Sanford’n Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st St. FA 2-0983 OF LO C H ARBOR Free Methodist Youth To Sponsor Movie The feature length motion portrays Ed Norman. Other j Bui, Nicki Pierce and Walter I The public Is invited to atI tend. picture, "In His Step*," baaed roles are filled by Alma Du- Stocker. on the world famous novel ol the same name, will be shown e | 7 p.m. Sunday at tha Free Methodist Church of Sanford, corner of Laurel Avenue and • Fourth S treet The movie is being spon­ sored by the Free Methodist Youth of the church. The atory originally appear­ ed aa a book around tho turu ol the century, written by a Topeka clergyman n a m e d Charles M. Sheldon. It is re­ ported to have sold over 30 m million copies, and haa Lccn T translated into dozeni of lan­ guages across ttie world. The film atory follow* the experiences of Rachel Paige, aspiring young actros*. news­ paper publisher Ed Norman, and Pastor Henry Maxwell, the clergyman whose unique concept changed their lives. ; “In Hi* Step*" as a novel ^ : a m e at a time in American ' history when vigorous social reforms were underway, es­ pecially in Industrial com­ munities. The film updates these eituations, giving the story a contemporary ap­ proach. . Cheryl Leo Morrison ap­ pears aa Rachel la the film. Ruaa Reed is cast aa Pastor V m * v e ll and Many Elders j I I I W M f c l l l i m i l M i i i l k f c i 1 J l.. I'l l urn i .............. I n 1 S BEDROOMS 2 BATHS 109 HIGHLAND CT, New l o w e r priced Homes under construe* tlon in Uuenm ViaU Estates on Summerlin Drive. i ■rn • - N’; . ► '.***, Modem Kitchens by SEN El At ^ ELECTRIC *** ' , *. -J.' * *5 • f * ,4 Va. * "'»» * **J WILLIAM 8 . BRUMLKY JR. BYRON M. LEACH JIM HUNT Realty Exrlu.lv* Ralee Agent ^?Cnnad ^beAsnn P. O. BOX 1599 ^baMMseCn^ P n SEE US FOR REMODELING 322-8074 �A Sanford Son Retires Forty ytotra of publle gerrlce will •nd for Judge A. 0 . Kenner. And Sanford can be the proudest area in the state. For Judge Kanner is a Sanford native. He has never forgotten it. He has visited here often during his long tenure as judge of the Seeond District Court of Appeals in Lakeland. The venerable Judge retires Sat* unlay. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kanner, he was bom in this city. He graduated from the old Sanford High 8choo! and also from the Uni* verslty of North Carolina. Judge Kanner received his law degree at Stetson University. His career after graduation from Stetson is a model for others to follow. It includes: Five terms as a member of the House of Representatives from Mar* ion County; two terms in the 8tate Senate, serving the 88rd District and with his home in 8L Lucie Worry Clinic County. He later resigned from the Senate to accept his first judge* ship. That was as circuit judge. He was serving in that capacity when he was chosen cnosen seven years ago to the position from which he will retire Saturday. "Retire" is a word not found in Judge Kenner's dictionary. lie hop. ' »ck to serve es he will be called bac« for brief periods from time to time. Practicing attorneys and mem* bers of the judiciary have expressed warm approval for the service Judge lven. They state with* Kanner na tat he has one of the outstanding legal minds and the jud* icial tempermament to weigh each situation dispassionately and with complete objectivity. Judge Kanner is retiring. Sanford joins with his host of friends in of* fering him a warm thanks. Thanks for tne service he has rendered; thanks fer having brought to 8an* ford the honors which accompany the success of a native son. S CASE R-ttJ: Diane D.. IS. la the worried high schooler whose steady boy friend wanted her to indulge in trial marriage- "D r. Crane," she moaned, " k win mean be wm Jilt me if I don't give la to him. "And that would hurt my pride terribly, for we’ve gone steady for six months. " la fa e t he says we are just about the same a* m ar­ ried already, so why shouldn't we go all the way." Don't let emotions stam ­ pede your brain. Social pressures, such as being jilted, should NEVER alter the plain medical and psychological facte— all of which veto prem arital sexual relational Diane's temporary hurt pride, if she were jilted, would be mild compared to what would happen If she got syphilis or dropped out of school prematurely because of pregnancy. Major Threat Accidents are a major threat to tha lives of preschool children in the United 8tates, say statisticians o f a major life Insurance company. About 5,000 such youngsters are accidentally killed every year, which is almost 80 percent of the entire mortality of children aged one to four. A t those ages, more of our young ones die from accidents than from pneumonia, leukemia, measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, diph­ theria and polio combined, tne stalls* tid e ns noted. Although mortality from motor vehicle accidents has been reduced in recent years, as has the general accident death rate for children, these types of mishaps still account far nearly one*third of all accident fatalities among the pre • school youngsters. The pedestrian toll particularly high. Fires and explosions rank second as a cause of fatal injuries at ages one and four. The death rate from these accidents has also decreased during the last decade, but more rapidly among young girls than mong boys, the statisticians said. Mortality from bums and scalds by liquids, steam and other substan­ ces has shown a more rapid decrease than any other type of accident a* mong youngsters between the years 1060 and 1960. Most of these fatal accidents occur among babies one and two years of age. Currently, about ona-alghth of all accidents among preschool dill* dren are attributable to drowning. In spite of the fact that the death rate from drowning has fallen about 20 per cent for boys, the toll among them is still twice as high as It is among young girls, the statisticians concluded. Thought For Today Godless men utterly deride me, but I do not turn away from thy law. —Psalms 119:51. • • # Courage consists not in haxardlng without fear, but being resolutely minded in a Just cause. — Plutarch. Pqrogrophs Unclassified n e iliS B l C ad W. Buckbelster of the National Audu­ bon Society b a t gives the UR. Navy four recomtntndaUoBi for dealing with bird problem* a t Midway, where air colli­ sions with albatrosses have endangered plaoee and per­ sonnel. He urged the Navy le: " L Employ a full-time, resi­ dent ornthologist a t Midway Is seek solutions that would Save the birds while protect* lag planes and crewa. *‘2. Continue research re* Stntiy started on the use of Biagl/led sounds to keep alba* bosses away from the air* Stipe on Sand Island. "3. H ag the network of guywires or find other means of proven ting the loss of up to too albatrosses weekly that kill themselves by flrtof isto the huge gateaus# e s Easters Island. "4. Eeep heads off the nearby Hawaiian Islands Na­ tional Wildlife Refuge." Bucbhelstrr spent a week at Midway In January as the Navy was starting a birdcontrol project that Involved (he killing of approximately 20,000 of the lV),ooo alba­ trosses estimated to nest on Sand and Eastern Islands of the Midway group. Acting upas the advice of a govern­ ment bloVngUt, the Navy re ­ moved the seeters from 7I0foot stripe on either side of the runways by the Navy's radar patrol planes, s e e M. H. Waring, of Madltea, has been amed president of the newly-organlted Florida Dairy He'd improvement Association. Mrs. A. I . Host* mood, Orlando, was tloetod vice-president; Dr. Barney Harris,- Assistant Extension Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Bpriags Mr*. Jail* llartee •15-1211 Bear Leke-Forvet City Mrs. Maryana Miles M5-MT5 Casselberry Mrs. Jam Casselberry 535-5515 Cheleota Mrs. Jean Magia 251-2742 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 555-4415 Enterprise Mien Helen Saodgrsas MI-5521 Pegs 4 Sanford, Florida Lake N an Mrs. Frances Wester 522-5215 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 122-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Eaten 525-2317 North Orlando Mrs. Mona Grtastead 232-2251 Osteen Mr*. CUrone* Snyder 222-4541 Oviedo Mm. George Kelsey dairyman, Florida Agricultur­ al Extension Service, secre­ tary; and Mrs. Mary C. Tompkins, Gainesville, treesurer. e Florida's booming beef in­ dustry sew ha* a popolattan ef seme m s swdshalf aril Uen head, reperto Dr. T. J AlMltiU *4U.r Cuaha, hand ef the Uaivar­ r u » van r u r sity ef Florida1* Animal Maaegtag E4ll.r il« V V U U Science Department lor tha Ooaty *4Uor Agricultural Expertm* m u i iu im i Beeiety scalier , Hens. Ibis to as torn* >t«r*4 aa smobC claaa aiatur Oeufeer It, III! at tha Peat 255,000 to 1MB. Beef produc­ tloa at Bearer*. Fieri**. uaAar tka tat at Caayraaa at Martk tion has Increased bn tt miQtoa to MS million asemfeer at tka Ualtaa fraaa la tta uaa tar raatkUaaUaa at panada, while tha beam# from Ala aaaw aiar. the aato of cattle aad calves has seared frees DU million to SM million. Dr. Cwsha state* that to add!tka to WALTKM A. (IIKLOW. KOITeS ABB m i U l M S rs s x s m m u a a m b rn s « JC L U I U m i R M H of revolution to the continent of Africa. So Africa may at* ready have its Cubn-type training bate. But with all thla, say U. 8. diplomats, tha Communists have real problems la Africa which the United States and the West can exploit if we play our cards right. There's an open and fierce fight between Mao Tse-tung’s Rad China and Nikita Kbrush* thev's Soviet Russia for con* trot of eommunlsm in Africa. In tom* rasas thsy may co­ operate, but In most areas they're apparently out fer each ether’s blood. U. 8. government experts see Africanism — rather than nationalism, eommunlsm or capitalism—aa tha dominant force new ta Africa. On one oc­ casion on avowed Marxist African ruler threw out the Soviet ambassador on the grounds the Russian Commun* 1st* were Interfering in hla country’s Internal affairs. Though they're still arguing the point, experts are tending to agree that Africanism in Africa means racism. Tha Africans a r alas fed up with "colonialism." This means, tha experts reason, that the Africans will thy away from being ■y Mai Cochran economic recourses, their leek ef buslaeee training and ea* High pries* often take the perienee, their lew level ef wind out of department store education, they nr* likely to remain weak nod a prey to small Castro-typo revolution­ ary groups fee ow n than n ,\ If i i — lT T L EVERYBODY HEADS THE CLASSIFIED Letters SiMliSi S fer Tfe* M* Editor, Herald: No on* objects to tbs poiltea system. But we k m to pay tor OT The company will get the from each phene pot ta aad the Many t o w _____ ______ find it hard to keep np with their o n expanses, R. W. White SELL OUT O N E D A Y — SAT., FEB. 15 Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use Formosa A zaleas j&ntforii Sfmtlfc $ p to »3«* Na DaDverr — Com# Barljr — Ltaniiai ftvptjr W ANT ADS area ea rood Weet from ZoB* Fmt omen, after pee*teg City Icn Cam* first left to first farm an toft side anay eg JUST CAU FA 2-5612 Ed Kirchhoff P b. 3224034 [li satellites of any power—<*po daily any non-African power. The Red Chines* are work­ ing on this very point They’re aceusing the Russians of be­ ing "white" and playing ea the strong African racist feel­ ings. They've attempted to ex­ clude Ruse lane from AfroAsiatic meetings. The U. B. experts reason, too, that when Russian-train­ ed agents return to Africa tn numbers and when and If Zaa* ■tyar agents begin to Infil­ trate continental Africa, there will be n strong reaction against them. The U. 8. policy will be, they eufgeet, to bn always aeailable to help African gov­ ernments when we're called on. Well bend ever backward to not even **«m to Inter­ fere. w*1 train aa many and educate more Africans th a t the Russians. The U. 8. government's hop* la that when there's trouble, as far Tanganyika aad Kenya, the Africans will call la the West, not the East. Barbs s e e e through the proper motions go be bsrdboUnd. Think o i l your parents and also of your future unborn children, for you are Just the middle link in a 3-link chain. ' Your future children cannot vote right how, so you hold . their "proxy" billots. Be sure t you vote them wisely. Cute sideburns or the danc­ ing skill of your present boy friend will not thrill those fa- f turn children! Nor will his dad’* swanky car. Or even his football let­ ter! Diane finally agreed to make a clean break with her boy friend, due to his unwise demands for premarital h i lib* rites. With tears to ber eyes, she severed their friendship. He 5 dated another girl a few times end did his sexual expert, meeting with her. Then he Jilted that eajy mark sod cam e back, spoilgetically, to beg Diane to take him back—and on ber own terms, toot For men don't admire girls wbo ere easy mark*. They may use them for temporary * sexual experimentation— but not lor keeps! Remember, any gtrl who must offer sexual liberties to win or hold n boy friend most thus be licking to personal charm! Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Americas troubles la Africa are certain to increase la late 1PS4 end In 1PM when sis*sbl# numbers of the 5,000 African students now being educated In Soviet Russia and Eastern Europe begin return­ ing to Africa. Even if the Soviet Union la successful In lining up only s tenth of that 5,000 na agent* in the Castro style, these few can be extremely dangerous at the right time to n fistful ef the weak African reentries. Forty Castro agent* prob­ ably sweat the bnlanee in the Sandbar revolt. Very small numbers of British troop*—M In one case, 100 to 200 In an* other—put down the revolting troops in Tanganyika and Kenya. The** figures Indicate what email number* are re­ quired at the right time ta the right spot to control the alt* uation or owing It on* way or snether la many place# In an fused Africa. Bed Chinn I* new offering scholarships to A f r 1 * a n a. There are reports that Chou En-lai has made progress In Me good will trip through Africa. There are n number ef ether cadres in Communist hands. Meet ef the governments In Africa Pro weak aew. Because The second program oi the ISM Florida Audubon Natora Theater will feature "The U r they'ro N f lag Wilderness" narrated by tro-like, to Charles E. Mohr, weO-kaows nature photographer aad lec­ turer ef Kaltaasoo, MichMohr's work has appeared to Life, National Geographic, Audubon, aad many other magulae*. He la paet presi­ ded «f the Penasyivaaia Ace demy of fctonce, the National Speleological Society ami the Amerkaa Nature Study Socie­ Fri., February 14, 1964 ty. • And then the debate aa to what to do with her baby would cause untold damage to ber morale all ber life. So play the batting aver­ ages. It's far better to take a little pain temporarily than a big pain forever! Besides, these teen-age ro­ mances often blow over and In a remarkably short time. Your high school romances fetus tedi If you disbelieve me, ask your older friends who are now at college! wither so fast that when you come home from college *t the Christmas holidays, you may wooder whst you over saw in your former sweet­ heart that made you so InBeware, too, for you can become Infatuated several times before you m arry, so don't think that the first case of butterflies In your tummy automatically means you have met the "one and only" man of your dreams. That’s malarkyi So pick wisely by using your brain more than your h e a rt For your heart is often fickle. It can change within > few months. But logical facte remain forever! Indeed, you can even le a n to love a stranger—all within a tew months—Just by going Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley The Players Guild Film FeaUval at Itctaon University will open its third coosecuUve season of foreign and domesUs films with a showing of Orson Welle*' " lb * tr ia l" so Feb. is In Stover Theater. Based on the F r a u Kafka no­ vel, "Tli* Trial" stars Orson Welle* end Tony Perkin* aad ha* never before been shown In the DeLaod area. • • • Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson has agreed to serve as Honorary Hattons) C hsinsas of M «N* of tknftf llM IM fllM I In tatf< U r Dystrophy Associations of government, their shortage ef America, lac., It bee announced by Association President Paul Cohen, 'lb * First Lady's acceptance ef this poet," Mr. Cohan said, "la most hastening to dystro­ phy pa lienu aad their fatal Use. Mrs. Johnson's support will toad tremendous impetus to our ell-out attest to viu l research and to provide services desperately needed by the affllrtod, Dr. Crane’s N EW TERROR O F THE ECONOM IC HIGHW AY Sanford* F la. �i j |> g g fg g Wm!» Tri. Tt*>. 14, ^84—P tg e 8 Patricia M cGill To Wed R. Priest '» Cjahdsw Miss Cleveland Michael Kaiser By Rose Circle Koclreutcria, or G o l d e n Trees, anyone? Perhaps Rain Tree, with masses of everyone I* tired of hearing bright yellow flowers appear about trees, hut honestly ing at tho branch tips in Oc Miss Carole Fay Cleveland, now, DID you plant at least tuber, followed about a month daughter of Mr. Arnold Cleve­ one tree last month during later with clusters of bright land, wed Michael Gary Kai­ Mr. and Mra. George Mc­ "Tree Planting Week"? It I* red papery pods. ser, son of Mrs. Mary Kaiser, Carty of Tampa announce the Parkinsonla o r Jerusalem not too late to plant nursery on Feb. I st 11 a.m. in the engagement of their daugh­ Thorn. This small deciduous .stock of any kind. office of Judge Duncan. ter, Patricia Ann McGill, to Field-grown tree* are best tree is unusual and attractive Carole is a graduate of HandalJ Priest Jr., son of Mr. transplanted in December and {because of the lacy foliage, Seminole High School. The and Mrs. R. 0. Priest Sr., of ; January. Evergreens may al­ pendulous habit, yellow blos­ groom Is a graduate of Pur. Sanford. so ho moved during winter soms and green bark. The cell High, Cincinnati, Ohio. Miss McGill a t t e n d e d months, but in some species humming period Is April to Michael is now stationed at Schools in her native state. it is preferable to delay Iran* June. NAS Transportation. The cou­ New Jersey, and ahe will Brazilian Pepper tree, of planting until the danger of ple is residing at 201 Devon graduate from Rohinson Sen­ frost is past. Root pruning is rapid growth and bearing Street in North Orlando. ior High School in Tampa this always recommended before clusters of red berries in win ' year. Patricia Is active in Die MRS. KENNETH PEIRCE, Mra. Philip Skatea transplanting field • grown ter. It is not especially cold Pep Club, Lioncttes and Bible and Mra. David Berrien study material relat­ trees. Palms can lie planted resistant, but it comes up Club. ing to cancer education in planning for the film at any time. Size is limited quickly from the roots after Randall Priest graduated showing on cancer the Jaycee Wivea Club will only by the mechanical equip Itcing Irozcn. and so persists from Seminole High Scliooi sponsor Feb. 18 in the Florida State Hank nient at hand to transport as a shrubby tree which Where he participated in tbt Lounge. The films 'Time nnd Two Women” and them. Florida has at present fruits every year. Birds en school band and the Future within its borders only a Joy the berries. ."Millions Club" will be narrated by Dr. Thomas A m o n g the evergreens, Farm ers of America. Randall small percentage of t It e L. Lurgen and he will conduct a question and don’t forget Ihc Hollies, of will soon complete his four world’s 4.000 species. answer period following the films. The Pilot Club of Sanford .y e a r enlistment in the U. S. Do you know that the Pal- which there are many spe­ held their monthly business Air Force. mac is exceeded in economic cies. Tlie Southern .Mugnoliu meeting in the Caucus Room PAT McGILL A June wedding is planned. importance by only the grain- is handsome at all seasons, of the First Federal Savings and is especially lovely in late bearing grasses? The Saw 4 Loan. Miss Janet Smith, Palmetto (which grows in all spring, with fragrant rrcamy president, presided over the white blossoms. The soil parts of Florida) and the Be­ meeting. The meeting was ta! Nut arc sources of drugs. thick, papery hark, slender opened with a devotion by By Jane Casselberry Herald of Miami Springs, Mrs. Raymond Rail. A pretty bathroom 1s a daily tains instead of just one. lie Millions of people dc|>end on and upright hohlt, and the yellow-while blossom clusters Two young cousins, nine, John's paternal grandmother. During the business ses­ delight and an Important fo- shower curtains b a c k at palms for sugar, oil. alcohol, make the Melaleuca, or Punk month-old J o h n Macintosh sion of the meeting, the cus for your decorating tal­ either side to frame the tub fitter ami thatching. Aside ITce. a faioritc lawn and chairmen of the various com­ ents. Since you can't change like a window. For tie-hacks from all this, palms are Just street tree. The Portugese Herald, son of Mr. and Mrs. you might use a loop of white plain nice to see. Not all mittees made their reports. bathroom Cypress is a handsome ever­ Thomas Herald, Cassclberrv, fixtures without Also the president asked the major expense, clever use of upholstery braid, fastened to species will grow in Central green, not to be confused | and two-month-old Elizabeth a hook on tlie wall. Or make Florida, but here are a fewmembers to try to attend the color in bathroom accessories Peyton Branch, daughter ol unique chain or bead tie- old favorites that will: The with the deciduous cypress spring convention on April which produces lumber. The Mr. and Mrs. William Branch j24, 23 nnd 26 at Ft. Lauder­ is the easiest way to perk up hacks out of inexpensive cos­ Gni-Gru, which has vicious foliage makes a large round of Denver, Col., were christ­ tume jewelry necklaces from long black spines along the dale. Miss Smith asked the a drab bathroom. ed head of grayish-green. It ened Friday afternoon by trunk. If these are cut above The first way to use color the dime store. member! to start making needs plenty of space for de Rev. Edward B. King at All The monthly board meeting head height the tree makes effectively in a bathroom is vclopmcnt. The Loquat ts an Saints Episcopal Church in of the Welcome Wagon Club plana to attend the Pilot In­ fins specimen or group plant­ with colored light bulbs. Since attractive evergreen at all Winter Park. of Sanford was held recently ternational Convention i n ing. Tho Cocos Pluinosa, or a bathroom is "furnished" New York June 28 through times, but especially so when at the Capri. During this Godparents of John are Mr. Queen Palm will grow any with many areas of hard, covered with clusters of ycl and Mrs. Earle Shirlow, his meeting the various commit­ July 2. place oranges can I n* grown, A nominating committee cold ceramic, use lighting low fruit from January until aunt and uncle from Miami tees in charge of the Spring llulla. or Pindo Palm, a was appointed with Mrs. that Is warm and soft. Yellow March or April. Tlie flowers Fashion Flair made their re­ and William Branch. slow-growing palm distinctive light bulbs impart warmth. are extremely fragrant, fill­ Elizabeth's godparents arc ports. Mrs. H. I). Rowland, R a y m o n d Ball, chairman, by its bluish green color. Pink is a wonderfully flatter ing the garden with a spicy her aunt and uoclc, Mr. and chairman of tickets and re­ Mr*. Shirley Seeord nnd Mrs. European Fan Palm, a sixing light which creates a rosy Harvey Swanson as members. fragrance. The leave* are Mrs. Malcolm Peyton, ol servations, said that the tic­ foot dwarf, and the hardiest glow and gives you a psycho frequently used in flower ar­ Memphis, Tcnn., and Miss kets would be distributed at The alternates a ir Mr*. Har­ of all palms to cold weather. logical boost as you apply ry Boone and Mrs. Sue Ste­ rangements. Pines are always Judy Mills of Rockville Cen­ the next meeting on Feb. 18 Chinese' Kan Palm used wide­ make-up. Fluorescent lights, venson. lovely in tlie garden, produc­ at 10 a.m. at the Mar Lou ter, N. Y. ly for lawn and specimen too, are available in both ing a lacy shade pattern. Also present for the christ­ Restaurant. The public Is In­ The Pilot Club will be rep­ warm anil cool tubes. planting. Saw Cabbage Palm, Those who are blessed with ening were Capt. and Mrs. vited to attend this Fashion resented at the USO in March a native w i t h clustered .the mighty oak are indeed tlie If yuur bathroom is less Hugh Lynes of Casselberry, Flair. To make reservations by Mrs. Ralph Ray and Mrs. tninks. Needle Palm, a fivethan perfect in size and most fortunate of people. maternal grandparents of you may contact Mrs. Row­ Philip Wcstgate. foot dwarf used wlierc a low shape, careful selection of Now—go out and plant an­ Mrs. Gordon Swaim, Mrs. both babies, and Mrs. E. M. land at 323-0326. Mrs. Chester luundrd palm is needed. Two other tree or two. In just a Davidson, chairman of enter­ Jerry Jernigan, Mrs. Betty wall and ceiling paint will other dwarf palms averaging correct architectural Chesterson, Mrs. Roy How­ help few years you will be glad five to eight feel in height For safetya sake, replace tainment, said that all types iauits. Light colors appear to you did. ard, Jr., and Mrs. Sue Ste­ arc the Lady Palms. Hie Saconventional light switches in of cards would be played. venson, program chairman, be farther away than they The club members voted to bal, or Cabbage Palmetto, if danger areas such as at tops will be the hostesses for the really arc. A bathroom Uiat is the hardiest of our native of stairs with the type that pay the annual dues to the too small seems larger if BRIAN J O H N S O N palms. Saw Palmetto, a fournext dinner meeting of the has built-in illumination. The Welcome Wagon council. painted or wallpapered in the eolehrated his t h i r d dwarf whose trunk nor­ The club received an invi­ club at the Civic Center on palest of pastels. Hold, bright glow is soR, the cost is low, Feb. 23. birthday recently at foot mally creeps along the ground the current used is minute tation to attend the Valentine colors seem ck>icr. An old th6 home of his par­ so that the height of the plant and the safety factor of your Benefit on Feb. 14 which is fashioned over-sized bath­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. la the leaf length. A hardy, home will be increased ap­ being sponsored by the Col­ room will "come together" Johnson. slow-growing rather small 10lege Park Club In Orlando. preciably. with ceiling and walls painted foot palm is the Windmill. red or bright blue. If the Hie Washlngtonia living of room is high hut narrow, rapid growth becomes too tall paint the ceiling an intense loo soon for good lawn speci­ color and the walls a pastel mens. in the same color family. T h e following deciduous NEW LOCATION The Rip and Stitch 4-H sen­ To achieve a unified decor­ trees are those that have 121 N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL ior girls will be selling ca­ ative theme, select bathroom been widely planted and prov­ accessories in carefully co­ mellia flowers on Saturday en above average in desirabil­ Eliminate Faded Hair FOREVER ordinated colora and patterns. The Catholic Women’s Club ity: Orchid-tree, or Mountain beginning at 10 a.m. in all the The new matching sets of With Regular Color Treatment of the All Souls Parish held various food stores. The pro­ towels, shower curtains and its regular monthly meeting Kbony, one of tho most com­ Semi • Permanent — No Rub - Off mon flowering frit's in Cen­ fits from this aale will be rugs in striking floral pat­ recently In tho Parish Social Or Dry llslr. tral Florida. Its popularity is ONLY $3 used for the summer camping terns create a custom-dec- Hall. The theme of the night due to tlie profusion of beau­ PH. 322-3914 was "The Stork Shower" un­ trip. Mrs. Gandy Is supervis­ orated effect. CONNIE JOINER ncmember that toilertics der the chairmanship of Mra. tiful flowers, vaguely aimilar ing the flower sale. lo orchids, produced in win­ Connie Joiner, daughter ol are important accessories, John Kolarik. The layette too, and should be used to which was put together as the ter and early spring. It ii Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Joiner, carry out your color scheme. result of the stork shower will usually deciduous in late win­ celebrated her ninth birthday Forest City For example, if towels and be judged at the Spring Dean­ ter, hut if the seed polls aro at their lanigdale home. The shower curtain are patterned ery in March, along with lay- cut off when they begin to hostess served her guests FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY with yellow and orange flow­ other parishes in tha Orlando form, the tree docs not be­ barbecued hot dogs, potato chips, ica cream, rake and ers, select yellow soap, a r t t n prepared by all the come deciduous. candy favora. Hedbud, a native Florida yellow space-saver tissue box, Central Deanery area. These Ry Marjann Mile* tree producing tiny rose-pink Those enjoying refresh­ and yellow bathroom tissue. layettes will then be present­ flowers along the braches in ments and games were Dan­ I-awierue Rhleiihart o f If you have a tub shower, ed to the Catholic Charities. Cub l.akr Drive is a patient the spring oclure the leaves ny O’Neal, Joe Berk, Renuy st Florids Sanitarium and try using two shower curDuring the business meet appear. and Teresa Rowe, Cindy McHospital where he is recuper­ mg, which was opened by a The Flowering Dogwood is Gurthcr, Theresa Eitcs, Julia ating satisfactorily from a prayer, plans were formulat­ onr of the delights of spring- Dcarnlf, and Connie’s broth DEEP FRIED bout with pneumonia. ed to sponsor a rummage sale lime. Even after the leaves era, Alan and Bobbie. Houscguests at the Hhlenat the end of February, Mrs. have fallen, the tree is un­ GOLDEN BROWN hart home are Mr. and Mra. Theodore LaTour volunteered usually attractive among de­ Oviedo Norman Wright from Oceanto be chairman of this event. ciduous species because of the C H A N N E L C A T FIS H side, L I., N. Y. The next social activity that whorls of brunches which give SERVED WITH: FRENCH FRIES — TOSSED Last weekend Col. and Mrs. is in the planning stages la a pagoda-likc effect. GREEN SALAD — HOT ROLLS * BUTTER — Howard Archer of Walton, Ttie Sanford Garden Club the annual Card Party. This Jacaranda, one of the most Mrs. H. A. Pollard. Mebanc, ICED TEA OR COFFEE N. Y„ dropped in on the will meet in the Policemen's will take place some time In spectacular of the (lowering N. (.’., has relumed to her Wayne Norris household in Benevolent Hall at 12:30 p.m, April and chairman fur this trees because of flic large liume alter being Uie houseSalsndo Springs and enjoyed on Feb. 20. Mra. Carroll O. will be Mr*. Audry Corso. panicles of blue flower* that T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A LL DRUG a good S u n d a y dinner. Griffin wilt bo Uic guest The attendance Jackpot was cover tho tree in April, May guest of Mrs. Mae King. Wayne, Nora, and Norm’s speaker. Her topic will be won by Lira. Theodore Mi­ ami June. It has graceful “THE PRESCRIPTION OUll PRIMARY CONCERN" P. II. Brown has returned mother, Mrs. Maude Craw­ "Let’s Talk Mower Show." chels The winners of the door feathery foliage except during home frum Fluridu Sanitar­ COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2182 ford, recently spent a restful Mrs. Griffin la a life mem­ prizes were Mrs. Frank Dona- late winter when the tree Is ium and Hospital, Orlando, DOWNTOWN SANFORD weekend at their cabin in ber and second vice president hoe, Mrs. Theodorr Michels deciduous. where he was a patient, of the Florida Federation of and Mrs. Edith Eeuli. Re■ ■ S f i S S S i Garden Clubs. She is also a freshments of jeUo, cookies life member of the Gaillardia and coffee were served by STOREW IDE FR IG ID A IR E Cirele of the Ribault Garden Mra. John Kolarik and Mra. Club. Mrs. Griffin has a life James Von Hcrbulis. The next A P P LIA N C E SA LE certificate a i a Florida show meeting will be held on Mar. lodge. 2 in the Parish Social Hall. Wed ■ enneuf OPEN TILL f t 9 FRIDAY ALWAYS BAST QUALITY FRIDAY NIGHT & SATURDAY SPECIALS! Sanford Pilot Club Holds Monthly Meeting Perk Up Drab Bathroom Casselberry Personals With These Color Touches Welcome Wagon Holds Meeting At Capri NEW PRINT DUSTERS OF AVRIL® RAYON »N COTTON! 10 to 18 *2 Prettiest idea yet on how to eat breakfast or put on nmke-up . . . or ju«t relax I Slip into our comfy dusters of Avril® rayon ’n cotton! S oft­ ly flured I Generously pocketed! In • collection of the brand-newest print* far spring I Connie Joiner Celebrates Birthday 4-H Girls Eva Bess Beauty Shop •a Will Sell Catholic \V. C. Flowers Held Meeting In Hall ALL YOU CAN EAT! Personals Mrs. Griffin SPECIAL! MEN'S EASY CARE DRESS SLACKS! 2 for * 9 waist 28-40, insram 29-31 E x p e r t l y tailored slacks of rich looking rayon acetate reverse twist weave in two favorite styles! Choose from new, ex­ citing colors! Value! SPECIAL BUY ON JR. BOYS’ BOXER JEANS] for 2 1 •ins 8 la 8 Wow! Look sk the low, low price on boya durable cotton boxer jeans with features galore; elastic waist­ band and reinforced construction I To Speak At Club Personals R ED U C ED Low Priced FRIGIDAIRE TO CO ST! Men's Wranglers 99 WESTERN JEANS PAIR complete size range PHOTOGRAPH? (Ungt • Ova* n 7 T wide, hot* even holiday turkey. • Bran to perfection in deep radiant haaL • Maw, racauad, ona-placa •oaring top. Port ml 1m, Weddings, Aerial, Commercial, Movies. Special Occasion*, etc. There is still time to register for FREE Grand Opening Gifts. Winners will be announced Saturday, Fsb. IS at t P. M. You do not have to be present to win. 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Ho said he wanted the approval of his two older sisters, and he also wanted to talk it over with his deceased wife at her graveside in another town. I haven’t heard from him since. Aside from the hurt and humiliation I have suffered, I can't help won­ dering what happened at hla wife's grave. Or do you think he was Just trying to find an escape because be changed his mind about marrying me? Can you of­ fer an explanation to ease my torment? TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: Ills sisters probably turned thumbs down. What the graveside consultation turn­ ed up only the mystic wi­ dower knows. Who knows— perhaps you are the lucky one. DEAR ABBY: How stu­ pid can one be? When that "Good Neighbor” found tha two little neighbor children playing in the old ico box he had stored in his garage, he ahould have been told that If he had turned the Ice box w i t h the door up against the wall he would­ n 't have to worry about anybody crawling into it and aufforatlng to death. SAN DIEGO DOCTOR DEAR ABBY: I sizzled ja co b y HOPPING CONFIDENTIAL TO "FOURTEEN YEARS BEHIND” : Tell your hus­ band to quit clowning. He may have been married a total of 23 yeara to threa different wives, but he hat been married to YOU on'y 11 years. So tell him that when he puts in another 14 years with you, you'll be glad to celebrate your 23th wedding anniversary with him. JACK LEMMON gleefully intervenes when Caro] Lynley and Dean Jones try an experiment In pre-mnrital "plontonlc togetherness,” In Co­ lumbia Pictures' "Under the Yum Yum Tree.” The comedy runs Sunday through Wednesday at the Ititz Theatre. Get It oil your chest. F ;r "Under the Yum Yum a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Bax Tree," film version of produe33G3, Beverly H.lli, Calif. er Frederick Brision’a BroadEnclose a stamped, set.’- w .y comedy hit which David addressed envelope. Swift directed for Columbia Pictures release, opena at the Hate to write letters? lilts Theatre Sunday and runt Send one dollar to ABBY, through Wednesday. Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Reportedly a witty, urbane Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LET- and delightfully amour, teemTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ Ing with fast and funny sltuatinns, "Under the Yum Yum IONS." Tree” stars Jack Lemmon, Carol Lynley, Dean Jones, Edle Adams, Imogens Coca, Paul Lynde and Robert La nsBy Oswald Jacoby ings. makes five trumps by ruffing back and forth. He if careful to ruff the third and fourth diamonds high, since he Is very happy with hia four heart contract and has no desire to try for an overtrick. Consistent ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) — Jockey John Sellers rode tight consecutive win­ ners two years ago when hs won the last three races at Atlantic City Rare Course on Oct. 3, 1061 and started off the next day with the first fiva winners. If South opens one diamond It will be difficult for him to get around lo bidding hearts I o v m u * ca r \ r y later on. When he opens one MIDI INI T H I ATRt ; heart he haa convenient dia­ TONITM * SATUMUAY mond rebld. $1.00 A CARLOAD The key to the play at four hearts it that South muit never lead a trump, but Inatoad muit plan to make the hand by means of e cross ruff. Assuming that the defense H a a At Sine o e l r with three spade leads “McUNTOCK” starts South should ruff the third JO HN WAYNB spade and promptly cash the l a I'e le r ace and king of diamond! and Ha. a At ZlilB Oalv ace and king of clubs. That •THE STRIITER” gives him five tricks and he JOANNM WOOIIWAHU R IT Z Triple Winner INGLEWOOD, Calif, (UP!) —Johnny Longden Is the only active Jockey who rods a Triple Crown winner. The agclese Longden won the Kentucky Derby, Preaknest and Belmont Stakee in 1943 with Count Fleet. Former Job NEW YORK (UPI) - Ford Frick, currently the base* ball commiialoner, aerved at president of tha Nstionsl League for 10 years from 1034-1931. "Barabbas,” baaed on the famous Bible story, will have its first Sanford showing Sun­ day through Tuesday a t tha Movleland Drive-In Theatre. Tha film, In color, stars An­ thony Quinn. Co-featured will be "The Wheeler Dealers” In color and starring James Gamer and Lee Remlck. Tho Wednesday - Thursday fare will be T h e Tall Story," with Anthony Perkins and June Fonda, and "The Sun­ downers," In color, with Rob­ ert Mitchum and Eleanor Parker. Triple feature for Saturday end Sunday, Feb. 21-22, will l<c “A Ticklish Affair," with Shirley Jones: ‘‘H a t a r I," starring John Wayne, and "Daya of Wine and Roses,” with Jack Lemmon and Lee Remlck. What Is a Wheeler Dealer? He'a a man who knows you don't go wheeling and deal­ ing for money—you do It for fun. Money la Just the way to keep score. And FUN Is exactly what yeu'll get whtn you see "The Wheeler Dealers," M e t r o Goldwyn • Mayer’s hilarious Wa TODAY A SAT. ADULT COMEDY Lemmon plays a landlc who rents apartments only *hen ,p *r |c pur, uit> LjrnIey , Dean Jones are young colic students who attem pt an i perlment in premarital ”pb onlc” togetherness, In one Lemmon's apartments. M Adams, Carol's aunt and former resident of tha apsi ment, Is unhappily awara tha possible consequences tho youngsters' experlme . . . and of Lemmon'a slngl minded devotion to sini blessedness with as many gli spoof of a wheeler-dealing Texan who takes over Wall 8treet and a career girt who takes over the Texan. Lee Remlck in her first com­ Mentioned this last week, but heard a comment recentjy about the atmosphere a t the Caribe lounge . . . especially during tha lunch hour, so it bears repeating. Comment was that it is so quiet and peaceful that you really enjoy eating lunch there away from the clatter and racket of everyday life. It surely starts the after­ noon out right and sends you back to your Job ready to work again. As for tonight, the Car­ ibe will have its usual free Juke box music for Its patrons. as possible. Imogens Coca makes her feature film debut a t Lemmon'a housekeeper, as strongly disapproving of her employer’s amorous antics as Paul Lynde, her screen hus­ band, admirea them. When he first read Law­ rence Roman’a h 11 a r I o u a screen script, Drissson was certain hs had an immediate smash success on his hands. His initial faith in "Under the Yum Yum Tree" has been borne o u t The comedy, alnca ita New York premiere In 1900, haa been performed all over the United States. The professor of psychology was talking to a group of businessmen: 'While there esn be great satisfaction de­ rived from increasing compe­ tence in golf o r bowling or other physical activiUea with which leisure time can be filled, m an'i most distinctive attribute la the possession of a human head, and porhapa hia greatest as Ustactions can come from the creative and satisfying use of that bead.” T h o u g h the professor’s words wore aimed at men, they are just as apt for wo­ men. Busy young homemakers don't have to worry about fil­ ing much Itisura Ume. But ITS LOVE and laugh*, plus a bit of larceny, with Lee Remlck and James Garner in MetroGoldwyn-Muyer’a 'The Wheeler Dealers,” hilari­ ous spoof of Wall Street, lady brokers and a con man who take both for a ridel Movleland DriveIn Theatre will feature 'The Wheeler Dealers” Sunday through Tuesday. there are many years lor the average woman, once bar children are grown, that pro­ vide a great deal of leisure time that is either satisfying or suffocating—depending on how the usee R. If the fills her days with bridge, aimless shopping tripe, gossip sessions on the phone and an endless round of club meetings, she la almost sure to be bored a good part of tha time. But If aha regards her new leisure aa a wonderful gift Instead of empty Ume to be filled, she eaa enjoy every hour of It. Some middle-aged house­ wives wisely spend the gift of leisure by putting their minds to work on a new or resumed career. Others look tor gaps in their education and begin to fill the gaps, by homa study or by going beck to classes. Others dec ids to use their leisure by taking on worth­ while volunteer jobs, not con­ fusing them with the kind of busy work so often offered to women. It la tho aimless killing of Ume Instead of the intelligent usa of It that can make s woman's leisure seem more of a burden than a g ift Any leisure time aeUvlty that makes a woman use her brain will keep her from be­ ing bored, o r from boring others. JET - JOB STEAK SANDWICH T h e Mont Popular m ost t a st y sa n d w ic h you ’v e e v e e e a t e n GOLDEN FRIED SPICY TANGY STEAK ONIONS SAUCE PEPPER onora an HEAL IN ITSELF FOB ONLY M , jet Jim Isn't evtn going to hand around Valsntinea to n ig h t. . . aaid he thought people would rather drink and eat than look a t Valentines. Gunsa ha is right a t that, too, especially at Spencera. I t Is always a party, evtn if only you and Ed are there. Ju st a nice, friendly place. Hare'a a new face this week. Ceil Coleman’s Hickory House Open Pit Barbecue in Fern Park. It has reopened after its recent fire and ia all remodel­ ed and redecorated. They spe­ cialise in beef, pork and rib baskets end ssndwiches, and you can taka them out or use their dining facillUes where the frangrant hickory amoks adds atmosphere. LA N ES Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-9616 ft Miss Carol PettIJohn Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge «» ; ft Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest Ceil Coleman’s H IC KO R Y HOUSE t w OPEN PIT BARBECUE By the Banket — By the Pound Take Out or Table Facilities Ill-Way 17-92 Fern Park Ph. S38-I160 Next To Maryland Fried Chicken — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS «i YOUR (sweet as a ant) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way wa repare thrra! . . . they are NOT reach Fried!) t COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tails aad Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE U3WKELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheesee and Meats—Pree To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner T___ O n S______ r C I n n______ iM B M m J Is every Bight Tor private parties up to SO. Sonth French Ave. Sanford Phone FA 2-0131 !• SAT. NIGHT FEBRUARY 29th GIRL8 GET ON YOUR "SADIE HAWKINS” OUTFIT AND BRING YOUR MAN DRESSED AS "LTL ABNER" PR IZES A N D SURPRISES DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF — f c f a “THE JACK ROSSMAN JO S TRIO** JOY MANROSS SAYS, “FUN FOR ALL — AND ALL FOR FUN” EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED Yum, yura. . . . Sunday din­ ner a t the Hamilton Houso sounds Ilka a real winner. They will be featuring roast PHONE 322-1251 % DektouToxl In Pennsylvania” DELICIOUS A And talking about families . . . yours will be sure to enjoy tho Tradewlnds on Thursday nights. That ia family night and everyone Is served a free dessert with their meal. If you're making plana for Sat­ urday night, remember that Saturday la Steak N ight . . . you get a three-quarter pound steak with ths trimmings for Just $1. C an t best th at nt home. The Tradewinda ia in 8emino!e Plata . . . handy from all directions. burger, order a hamburger. If you want a giant, super duper hamburger sandwich, be sure to ask for a Whataburgcr. Whatadifference. 2445 French Ave. Sanford, Fla. C A FET ER IA S Was VeueUtedl Carol Ijjniqy It It, but It isn’t . . . a grand opening that It. Bob and Eloise Small are celebrating their new ownership of the Je t Inn with a big open house Monday night between 7 p. m. and 10 p. m. with low prices and snacks for all. The hit of the evening will be a talent con­ test with prizes for the best musician. Bring your own in­ strument and strut your stuff. Eloise has worked a t the Inn for several years and she and her husband recently purchas­ ed it, so are welcoming the customers with the party Mon­ day night. SANDWICH REAL STEAK — NOT HAMBURGBS HOUSE SPECIAL! Celebrate Valentine's Day at Freddie's with a bottle of fine red wine with that lus­ cious red steak. A wine makes the meal and you can take your pick from their wine list . . . the ''cellar” is just inside the door. A real honest to goodness old fashioned Valentine party will be held tonight at the Capri R estaurant Joy Manrosa has gons all out to pro­ vide a fun evening for the patrons of tho "Sweetheart Party." The Populalres will be there tonight only for musical dining and dancing. Coming up soon a t tha Capri . . . a Dogpatch styled Leap Year dance Feb. 29 . . . costumes edy, following on her Acad­ and all. Make plana fo r that emy nomination portrayal in one too. "Days of Wine and Rosea,” plays Molly Thatcher, the girl There’s nothing better for who la interested in figures. hungry kids than fried chick­ en. And the place to get It la a t Sanford's Maryland Fried Chicken on French Ave. To­ day, Saturday and Sunday they're offering a Kiddie* spe­ cial. Two plrcei of chicken, French fries, cols slaw and a roll for Just 69 cents. J.h e ^ BARABBAS1 GOOD BY JUDY TURNER Valentine's day is here at last. Lots of red And last but not least, my hearts and candy in evidence and there will be lots of fun this evening or Saturday if you just pick one good friend tha Whataburgcr. If you want a little ham­ of these places to visit. OntBhidqsi Some experts never opea a four-card major suit. Others never opea a four-card spade suit, but will open a fourcard heart suit. Others tend not to open four-card majors while soma open four-card majors with r e a s o n a b l e frequency, but no expert opens four-ctrd major suits indiscriminately. Thus, even those experts who say they open four-card majora don't do so often. Con­ versely, many experts who say they don’t open four-card majora will do so with a hand such as South's. The fourcard heart suit is very strong end in ell probability South can handle throe-card trump support. SUN. . MON. - TUE8. TABLE DEAR ABBY: We have our old refrigerator out In the garage, but It will never be a death trap for little children, or peti w h o chance to wander into the garage and find it a cozy place to curl up. You see, we have taken the door offl SAFETY FIRST when I read that letter from "GOOD NEIGHBOR” who found two little tots playing Inside an old refri­ gerator he had stored in his garage. He said he scolded them and explained how dangerous it was, and then he gave them each a good swat on the behind so they'd remember 1L Then he got a call from their mother telling him it was against the law to lay hands on someone else's child, and ho'd be hearing from her lawyerl If I had been that mother I would have baked that man a beautiful apple pie and presented It to him with my own thanks. And then I'd have paddled my kids soundly for going onto other people's property. ANOTHER MOTHER I.onir Island duckling or roast chicken in wine eaucc, in addltion to their regular menu. You can enjoy these delicacies anytime between noon and 9 p. m. on Sunday. The Hamilton House is open from 4:30 til 9 p. m. other days. CmittMSw*e« I Coma dbw w tt us. Enjoy crisp, appetizing aeleds... tasty piss, cabas and creams.. .Under, delicious prime moats and garden-fresh vegetables. . . aerved In truly pleasant surrounding*. Aad remember. Thursday sight Is “family night” with fra* daeaerts lo r a lt...a n d Saturday ntght is "staek sight” when you get a big % 4k T-Bone staek cooked to your order lor only Imdttmull A.M.'2.JSP.M. Dhmn 4:20 • $.-00 P. A! j Trade Winds Cafeterias also located la ^ Orlande, Leesburg, Cocoa A Melbourne * SERVING In the Seminole Plaza % �y* A f PH. Feb. 14, ’64—Puff* T diiqhiiqhiA 7:30-8:30 p .m. (CBS) The Great Adventure. "The Kiluration of Captain Pratt.” Quite exciting ia this hitherto un­ told tale of U. S. Army prob­ lems, Circa 1875, in rounding up renegade Indians who re­ fused to live within the limits of their prescribed reserva­ tions. A particularly murder­ ous group is captured and a youthful captain is assigned the dangerous job of escorting them from Oklahoma to a res­ ervation in Florida. Playing the courageous cavalry officer very well is Paul Burke, for­ mer star of the late 'Naked City” series. In fine support are Denver Pyle as his com­ manding officer and An­ toinette Bower as his wife. 7:30-8:30 p .m. (NBC) In­ ternational Showtime. "The Flying Flemish Circus.” One of the more intriguing arts is Korlnga, a reptile charmer who doesn’t stop at snakes. Animal lovers have a chance to see a gang of brilliant pachyderms perform and the football game between two teams of boxers (no not Son­ ny Liston and Cassius Clay)— (dogs.) is always good for a laugh. Aside from the wild life, the balance of the show Is made up of jugglers and acro­ bats. 7:30-8:30 p. m. (ABC) Destty. “The Solid Gold Girl." We hnve a hunch that ABC is sur­ reptitiously trying to get back to the days of glory when "Maverick” was king. The Dcstry character Is cut from that mold, able but reluctant to do anything brave and heroic, lie's hard-pressed In this premiere episode and of course he's forced to engage In p h y s i c a l action much against his will. John Gavin is a personable Dcstry and the series kicks off with a talent­ ed guest star roster headed by Tammy Grimes, Neville Brand and Broderick Crawford in a story about justice and gold. 8:30-0:30 p. m. (CBS) Route 00. "This la Going To Hurt Me More Than It Hurts You.” This series has tried comedy beforo with mixed results Thie one is an almost hilarious success, thanks to guest star Soupy Sales, who plays an ec­ centric millionaire with altru­ istic concern for pretty girls only if they are ill. Three of the ''sick” dolls refuse to leave his yacht, so the diminutive p l a y b o y pleads with Tod (Martin Milner) to get him off T V Time Previews the hook. When Tod refuses, Soupy schemes with Line to convince the girls that Tod Is wealthier than he Is. Shades of the Keystone Kops, this one winds up with a pie-throwing finish. 8:30-9:30 p. m. (NBC) The Bob Hope Show. Bob's show tonight la strictly for laughs and helping him will be Janet Leigh, Anne Bancroft and singers Julie-London and S.rgio Franchi. Anna Bancroft portrays the nation's first woman president with the added handicap of having Hope aa a husband. Miss Leigh has the same misfor­ tune in a skit called "The Busting Point.” H o p e a n d Franchi team up as two opera singera outahoutlng each other over an auto accident. On the serious side, Sergio renders “Marta” and Misa London sings "Night Life.” 8:30-0:30 p. m. (ABC) Burke's Law. "Who Killed Carrie Cornell T” This episode misses a great opportunity to be true to itself. The murder victim should have been found floating face up in a vat of coffee In the coffee house where she worked. Failing this logical switch, you’re on your own In choosing the mur­ derer from tonight’s guest list: Michael Ansars, Jim Backus, Joanle Sommers, Wil­ liam Shatner, Fernando Lam­ as and Diana Lynn. 0:30-10 p. m. (CBS) Twllight Zone. "From Agnes— With Love." A humorous appoarh to the weird possibil­ ities of automation. Wally Cox Is quite good as a computer expert with a handsome rival (Ralph Taeger) for the love of a pretty office worker (Sue Randall). He’s advised in his pursuit of love by the electron­ ic computer—Agnes, by name —he seemingly controls. I t’s not long before he realises that "Agnea” isn't all machin­ ery and haa the scheming soul of a woman. The finish ex­ plains why his predecessor suffered a nervous breakdown. 10-11 p. m. (NBC) The Jack I’aar Show (Color). Hit of the show is Bob Ncwhart (isn’t it aliout time for him to get an­ other shot at a series of his own?) with a wild routine about a newsman and a pho­ tographer invading a nudist enmp in order to expose the goings-on. In speaking of the people of Mexico, peons are members of the Isborlng class. TV RENTAL • Sales * Service Seminole TV FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Salea 2600 Sanford Ava. M O V I N G ? CALL * » ■ ! » ■ » / V I I I MOVI NG AND S T O R A G E CO . INC. FA 5 0 4 C e l c y Av e . 2-9511 S a n f o r d , F l.i. the events of the festival, which include a big Cattlemen's Parade, n Seminole Indinn pageant, wuter shows and a citrus feast. SANDY SHOES ! ! Miss Johanna Brnndon, Theme Girl for the 1964 Sandy Shoes Festival at Ft. Pierce Feb. 15 - March 15, is proving she has sand in HER shoes. She will reign a t all of WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N FRIDAY P. M. 0:06 ( i ) Nawacopo ( I X t ) Nawa, Sports, W e a th e r V EG E T A B LE REPORT Federal State Market News Service Sanford Shipping pint information for Feb. 13. All aalca F.O.B. Precooling charge! extra unle u otherwise stated. 8ANFORD-OV1EDO IELLWOOD DISTRICT Partly cloudy and mild. Cabbage: demand ilow to fair, market about atcady. Domestic round type, 1H bu. cratea, $1.35 to $1.50, belt moiUy $1.50; few amall *lie and fair quality, low a i $1.10; 50 lb. lacks, ordinary to fair quality, $1 to $1.25, poorer, lower. Carrota: d e m a n d good, market about iteady. Sack*, 481 lb., film packed, $2.15 to $2.50; 50 Ibi. looie, $1.75 to $1.90. Celery: demand exceed* ■upply, market stronger. 1$ In. crates, Pascal type, 3 dox. and larger. $4.50; 4 doi. and amaller, $4; hearts, 24 count, film wrapped, $5. Chinese cabbage: demand good, market stronger. 16 in. crates. $2.50 to $2.75. Endive: demand moderate, m arket steady, t 1/9 bu. cratea, $3.50. Escarole: demand tnoderate, market steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3. Lettuce: demand fair, m ar­ ket about steady. Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, I lot, $4; Iceberg type. WB crates, 24 count, few, $2.25 to $2.50; 30 count, few, $1.75 to $1-90; Romaine. 1 1/9 bu. crates, few, $3.50. Onions, green: demand fair, m arket iteady. Crates, 3 doi. bunches, $3. Parsley: demand fair, m ar­ ket weaker. Crates, 5 doi. bunches, $2. Parsnips: Baskets, 12-1 lb., film packed, few, $1.25. Radishes: demand fair to good, market steady. 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Domestic round type, lfc bu. cratea, mostly $1-50, poorer and small slaas. lower; so S i l l sb. sacks, mostly ordinary to [fair quality, $0 cents to $115, I:*# mostly $1.50. j&m ; 0:30 ( I ) Phil Bllvaro ( t ) Tha Hollywood P a l ­ a ce — 10:00 ( ! ) Dunamoko 10:30 ( f ) lla ttlellna 11:00 (3) C erebral Palay T ele ­ thon 11:10 (0) T h a a ta r of (ha S ta ra 11:11 •»> Adult T haa ta r 11:30 (3) Movl* Busy Women Happy Hour Every Day 7 - 8 P. M. At Jet Inn—All Mixed Drinks 15c Off JAYCEES F E R T IL IZ E R Call 822-5481 — 9 a. aa. to 5 p jn . <*> Jackie Oltaaaa (I) (I) («) 40 (3) SA LE H oota nana y J a a p Blahop (Cotar) B lag Creaky L a w r t a c * W alk S a t u r d a y N ight ai#fU A.... PROCEEDS TO -----. Jaycee’s Community Project* HIGHWAY 17*92 SOUTH OF SANFORD JET INN 822*9979 i 1 �Lyman Wins First Round; Oviedo Plays Trojans Hounds Take injured Rook About Sports Out; Colbert Thinking Out Loud On DeLand In Semi-Finals To Substitute SIif V5 . •! BY JULIAN 8TENSTR0M By Jm Wartfm H rrald 8 porta W riter Highlighting ear* competi­ tion tonight by 8emlnole County schools, ths powerpacked Oviedo Lions invade ths lair of tha top ten ranked Evana Trojans. Tip off time Is I for tha non-conference tilt th at should indicate how the Lions stack up against tbs top prep teams In tha stats. • • • O v i e d o m m ’s r-foot-4 c eater. Seth Keek, will set see action tonight when tha Liana travel to Orlando for their centre! with the Evans High Trojans, champions of the Metre Conference. Keok Is atm suffering from a severs ankle sprain. He will bn replaced by Tim Col­ bert e • * The Trojans, presently rank­ ed seventh among Florida cage quintets, boast a 17-8 record and are pacing the pack In the Metro Conference. Paced by 5 foot 7 Inch senior, Chuck FetTell, Evans has leap­ ed to cage honors In the state and Central Florida. Aided by a high scoring offense and a s tiff defense, Evans has grab­ bed 17 victories, while losing only threei to Pompano Beach, West Palm Beach Forest Hill, and as a result of illness, Edge water. The Trojans possess tha ability of being able to hit the m t from fa r out, besides from close under, ao tha Orange County quintet will be hard to keep down. Evans also pos­ sesses good height, and should control tha backboards In to­ night's t i l t The Trojans make ftw mistakes, and are smooth ball handlers. Tba Orlando school also has tha ability to coma from behind and win, as was evident during the Winter Park t i l t Evans can play nearly every type,of game, and It ia report­ ed th a t tha Trojans are espe­ cially fond of the fast moving, high scoring contest This type of game allows the Trojans to use the fast break, a kind of offense Evans favors. I t Is generally conceeded that the Trojans will be heavily favor ed In tonight's t i l t but the Lions hope to give the Or­ lando school, one of Its tough est games of this season. The Lions, now 14-4, will bo hunting their fourth victory In a row and their fifteenth over all. Although aided by the lnv provement of forward Billy llikler and center Beth Rook, it Is not certain whether the Lions will enter tonight's con­ test a t full strength. Yet, the chances are good that Oviedo will face Evans with their normal starting lineup. Averaging 66 points a game, tha Lions are paced by Jimmy Courier and Rex Brooks. A1 though tbs Oviedo quintet has not had time for sufficient practice, they h a v e g o n e through some new offensive and defensive patterns that they hop* will stop the Tro­ jans. Oviedo Is aware of their chances tonight, but optimism la expressed by all team mem bera and Coach Paul Mikler, who atatedi "We bops to do our best." Oviedo’s JV ’a will be Inac­ tive tonight, not having gams scheduled. The Baby Lons, 9-9 for the season, will Join other Lion rooters In cheering the Lions on to what Oviedo hopes is victory. Probable lineup for the Tro­ jan*! Bigs and Wiedenbeck, forwards! Ferrell and Arnold, guards! and Huletta, center. For ths Lionet Mikler and Courier a t forward, Brooks and Bellhorn, guards, and Rook a t cantor. Persuasive •snfnrh frralh Pa** 8—Fri. Feb. 14, '64 Lake Mary Man Drag Features In Daytona Top Drivers Race Sunday i •«» '•The Goat" narrowly edg­ 4 t* A two-time national cham­ B y Rickard Grant ed ria tt for second place pion and a grudge race be­ — __.I S — * In the start of the Inter Scholastic Bowling League By Jullsa 8 1real rote Hrrai* Dporu nnw r tween two of tne Southeast’s Stock Eliminator a t the Sem* play this past week, the Seminole High School boys' team Sanford In general and hottest stock ears headline (note Timing A ssociation ’s Tha Greyhounds of Lymtn took three pclnta from Oviedo High School a t Winter Lake Mary in particular will tonight’s drag racing action big two-day meet Dec. 28-29. raced into the semi-finals of Park Lane*. be represented in Sunday's a t the Osceola Airport, near Timing Assn. President Dan the Orange Belt Conference Tha local keglera were lead by Lenny Reinhart’* W itt has received vow* from tip » ) £ 1,200 mite (2,000 Kilometer) Geneva. 178/472 serlea, high scorer for the event. cage tournament in Leesburg Atlanta that this won’t hap. All told, |600 in prises will This league bowls home and home match** each ■porta car classic at the DayThursday night with a M to be up for grabs as time trials pen again. f( M l Monday a t 10 different bowling establishment* through­ tone International Speedway. SO victory over the Lakeview The two cart will stage a kick off competition a t 7 out Central Florid*. Each of the participating school* High Sehool Red Devils. Danny Danklefa, a North p.m. Eliminations will begin best-two-uf-three run-off with have both boy* end glrle entries and they bowl in com­ In other first round contests the winner receiving 1100.00. American Aviation represent­ a t 10 p.m. petition a t no charge to tha participant*. the Apopka piue Darters roll­ In an effort to gather tha The expected field of 160 ative a t tha Sanford Naval In addition, each week not only those listed as regu­ ed to a resounding 73 to 39 entrants will also Include a finest possible field of en­ lars on the teams but substitutes as well are permitted Air Station and a resident of win over the ao-called dark large field of Stock compet­ tries, W itt announced th at three free practice games a t their home lanes. Lake Mary, it manager of horse Leesburg Yellow Ja c ­ itors — ’ many of the big cars towed more than 40 The Seminote outfit practice* each Saturday from the team which will attem pt kets and the cellar dwelling nemes gearing at tha miles for tonight’s competi­ 12 noon until 2 p-m. If thers are any additional competi­ Kissimmee Kowboys surpris­ to capture the event with a Speed Wec!:a Winter Nation­ tion will be admitted through tors, especially amongst the girls, they are aaked to be ing!y roped tbs Wildcats of Triumph TR4. the gates free. However, all als a t Daytona Beach. a t J e t Lanes on Saturday promptly a t noon. Wildwood, «1 to S3. A member of the pit crew, By fa r the biggest name entrants will pay a classifi­ The next regularly scheduled match Is at Je t Lanes In tonight's aeml-flnals tha Jerry Mlckelson, is also with Is Joa Jacona, whose Chev­ cation fee. with Edgewatcr High School of Orlando rolling ths Greyhounds tackle the topNorth American at 8NAS rolet-powered AA dragster Tribc’a keglera. seeded DeLand High Bulldogs and a resident of Lake Mary. I if LIUfa) 1 vt** TV baa carried him to tiro con­ * * • * at T p.m., and the Blue Dart­ The TR4 la a stock model Legal Notice ers meet the Kowboys In the GTO, known aa a grand tour­ secutive national champion­ Watch Your LanguaRc ships a t Daytona. Ths P itts­ evening's closing event. One wit claims that an angler’s stature in the fishing ing car, is owned by Dr. H. v o n r x op *»rr Saturday night tha winners world Is measured by his mouth as well as his ability to St. Johns of Jacksonville. Dr. burgh, Pa., leadfoot will at­ STATE OP FLORIDA TO PSYCH ’EM, CASSIUS!—Cassius Clay listens LOIS U. COLVBNBACH. of the Lyman-DeLand affair fish. SL Johns, along with Ron tempt to better the 187.2 to trainers Angelo Dundee, left, and Drew whoa* raaldane* la mph clocking which brought and tha Apopka-Klssimmee In other words, If you’re going to tell fish stories, V lrelnla R*ach, V irginia , Hutchison and Peter Gregg Brown as they counsel the challenger on psycho­ him the national title last and whoa* m a iling a d d r ta a encounter tangle for the tour­ you’d better talk like a fisherman. logical warfare ugalnst Sonny Liston. The will be the three driver* since year, when he toured the 1* Poat Offlca Ilox 70S, ney title. To foster Improved relations between novices and the race is expected to last V irg in ia IlMeh, V irginia: Louisville loud speuker says he'll throw the book having b**n (11*4 BIU Tolson with 30 points old hands, the folks a t Mercury outboards have coma up from 12 to 13 hours and no Daytona quarter mile in a a gAa ln aault nt the heavyweight champion in Miami Beach t you In t h a C ircuit fantastic 8.22 seconds. and Donnie Smith with 19 up with a few suggestions that will get any beginner off driver is permitted to drive Court In and fo r Bamlnol* Feb. 26. A special home-brew "sec­ County. Florida. In C h a n c t r y . paced the Greyhounds to vic­ more than four hours with­ to a good s ta r t for divorce, Ih* a b b r a v la ta d tory over tha Red Devils. Ly­ out a t least ona hour's rest. ret formula” fuel helps pow­ till* of which la E lm a r O. ColCertain words always ruffle the feathers of ths pro. man took a 13-11 lead when Polo heads the top of the list. Poles are something you Die race will begin a t 10 er him to the lightening quick v*nbarh, plaintiff, v. Lola M. Colvfnbaeh, defendant. thla the first period closed but a.m. and Danklefs says it speeds; a Jet aircraft typa nolle* la to raqulr* you to fit* would fly flags from or push a boat with. Except for added another doxen points probably will bo decided be­ drogue parachute helps him w ith th a Clark of aald C ourt the cano variety, which I* an unnientlonabl* in some your w r itte n defanata, if any, In the second stanxa while tween 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. ■low down. quarters, poles have nothing to do with fishing. Substitute tha p l a i n t if f * c o m p la in t Jacona will hava some to holding Lakeview to an even filed In aald cauaa, and to Danklefa eeld he la plan­ "rod” and you're safe. a copy an the plaintiff** half doten. Going into the ning three pit stops and will companions in speed, howev­ aaerv* Fish “smash, strike, bust” or "hit” a plug, but never tt o r n e y a not t a l a r th a n th e third quarter leading 34 to 17, schedule tha drivers so that er, if not quite the kind of ISth d a y of March, A. D. 1SI4. "bite” I t Bites and nibbles Immediately reflect the use Lakeview poured on t b s fall not or e dacreo his best night pilot can take speeds his skeletal dragster proHerein of bait—never recommended- when spinning a yarn. confeaao will ba o n tara d steam and came within three Is capable of. ag aln at you. Call your outboard rig "her.** I t’* tha only other Spriotars a t the Sanford-Or- Urede M— 1. Kid Willie. 3. the wheel for the dark hours points of the Greyhounds. In The Hubert P latt Ford W ITNESS my h a n d a n d t h e Ulu* Mixture, S. Calico lla w k , of the event gal In the lives of men to which wives never object of aald Court a t Sanford. the quarter the Winter Gar­ Undo kennel club, wilt be Pay Off Olrl. 0. Mr*. Mopa, team of Atlanta, Ga„ will aral The cor has been prepared Florida, thla 4th day of P a t Use local fish namss only. A "speckled trout” in flood Timing, 7. Pogue, S. den outfit tallied IS points going for their second straight t.iigen* match its 1904 Fairlan* ru a ry , A. D. 1SS4. for racing by the Hunt LinFlcrlda la considerably different than a "spec” in On­ white Lyman again got its win la tonight's featured 10th TKNTII RACK — t / l * Milo — coln-Mercury Company, Inc., against a 1904 aluminum Ply­ (8EAL) tario. A "Jake trout" becomes a "mackinaw** In tha west, A r t h u r If- Beckwith, Jr.. tirade A— I. Ilualy Je t. 7. liardoxen. In the final frame, race. mouth entered by the Great C lerk of Ik* Circuit Court nacl* Unit, I. P onna'a Mlaa of Sanford. and a "togue” In the northeast And you'd better call llyi M a rtha T. Vlhlen however, the 'Hounds got off Barnacle's Best and Step Kay. 4. Teal Wire. J. W. D.'a The 60 plu* vehicles In the Southern Goat Racing team bream "brim" or be denounced aa a carpet-bagger. U a p u t r Clark Orniael. I. I*erry HI, 7. Itotalnthe 12-point standard and of Lakeland. irUTCIIISON AND L B P T L X R event will race In four sepa­ Now, both ware sired by Bsr- ed. S T"a Airy So choose your words with care. You may not be Kdwarda Building racked up 20 white bolding P.I.>iVP.KTII HACK — X,S Mil* rate classes. Dsnklefs says able to make other fishermen believe you, but a t leaat nacle Bob and are doing quite Poat Offlr* D raw tr H irad* U— 1. Llnko. 7. Hba'a Lakeview to 17. Switxerland issued the first Sanford. Flo rid a there will be an overall win. you ran hold their attention. Hrt, 1. Notified. 4. Ilarmen, S. well this season at SOKC. Fourteen of Tolson’a 30 Sweat Show era, 4. Hypnotlnua, ner In addition to a winner coin made of pure nickel in Attorney* for P l a in t i f f PuMlah Fab. T, 14. *1. SI. 1*4*. points came when they were Tonight's entries: 7. Mr. Tall Man. S. Sllant 1881. C1)11-74. In each classification. f ir s t mai m — a/ia van* — Grata. needed most — In the final Ora** 0 — 1. Pond* l l n c r r , J. half. Tolson and Smith also T h in k Ahead. I. Hob T ra y , «. mad* another contribution to K e n to n Jo y , I. H I»y‘o Shadow, «. Ballaoo Osl. T. Mlaa Poppy. the Lyman effort by control! I. Drown Trao* ng the backboards. In the • r t 'O M J RATH — B/ia Mil*— I) — 1. P at'* llo n ry , I. rebounding e f f o r t Lyman Ttira* de dIoe k XII**. 1. Safe grabbed 34 rebounds. Otfen Swap, 4. Sir. Dude, 1. Iloroer Kin*. S. Sundown llo rk . 7 lively, Lyman hit 64 percent Oary'o Troublea, I. Joa Canty KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPl) Senate anti-trust and monop­ of their shots. T H IR D RJtCR — B / ia HU* — tired* IV— I. Rao l.ura, t. Illll —The American League found oly sub committee, and May­ data, S. Plying Hllpp*r, 4. Win Itself caught In a legal run­ or Hus Davis of Kansas City. Wet Sarah. I. O r a a t Quern. *. Protocol, T. Dompney, S. Ka»y down today, a predicament All have made their plan* Ply more serious to baseball than known. All have put the lea PUURTM RACK — B /l* Rile— O rsda R — 1. Tent Tuba. I any rundown ever played on gue on a spot—right In the P ourw ay H art. S. Itockat D»a, the base paths. middle. 4. AJ . , t. Itoyat Aelraaa, S. The league was maneuver­ MrAll.n, 7. l.*mon Twlat, I. If the league attempts to ed into Its awkward position expel Finley, the owner will Echunls teamed with Gasti It. Il.'a F nra va r FI PT H RACK — S/B Hll* — when Charles O. Finley, own­ light back in court. He has to taka Thursday night's fired* T — 1. Sllv*r Hh*t.a. S. er of the Kansas City Athle­ said repeatedly that no one feature eighth game doubles S a laa tai Mar. S. Halt Spring*. l e a p i n g Lalha. S. Kaasan, tics, failed to reach agree­ has the power to taka ths club competition a t tha Orlando I.4. Lila Tumblar. 7. Show Dla, ment with city officials on a away from him. Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. 5. Donna'* P lray Mlaa RACK — t / l * Mil* — new lease for Municipal Stad­ If the league permits him Btartlng In tha handicap SIXTH fired* C— 1. Viola Tip. S. Panium. to move, Long said, baseball ped sixth post, the pre-gam* worthy. t. Dr. W hither*. 4. Tha leaguo ordered Flnloy would be acting as a business favorite* swept through the Ilarh. 4. Handy Bm ma, •. Hur/ READ EVERY WORD. IF YOU DRIVE A CAR, \ H u n t . 7. Dualy C aptain, four weeks ago either to sign and not ■ sport Tha senator field with five straight points prlaa S. Moro llay • - V R X T H RACR — X/* MU* a lease here by midnight to­ said the anU-trust committee to Uk* the victory, V THERE’S NO FINER PRINT AVAILABLE. / - .irad* IV— 1. Holden Cirri*, night or face expulsion from wants Finley to explain his Astiga and Mugusrsa wars t. Irlah Caper, S. Ilajah llaau, baseball and forfeiture of his actions and has Invited him the runnere-up with Areitlo 4. P at'a T urn, A. Ill* Scholar, Khury, 7. Uunn, S. Huff franchise. lo testify a t its baseball hear and Agustln coming In third. (. l^onard Neither Finley nor the city ing Tuesday in Washington. Urquidl won tha Dally Dou­ SilfiHTH RACK — X/IS Hilo— was expected to yield In the Long said he will subpoena ble opentr, the third gam* tira da It— I. Amp!* Ansi*. 2* S. Mlaa Dunm ora, 4. stalemate during the waning Finley to appear, If tha owner tinglea event, and Araltlo Chryatr. Pori* Pig. I. P enny Karl. 4. hours before the deadline. does not respond voluntarily captured the closer to poat a Ptnud Kail*, 7. Orbital, I. J u d y nid The league must act soon- to the Invitation. 6-9 combination. x i v m r a c r — x /ia mu* cither to carry out Its threat • H u r t HOW THE STRONG 5/80 WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU* And no m atter how tha and try to kick Finley out of league acts on the issue, Da Chrysler Corporation wtrrarrts for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichavor baseball, or to back down and vis wants the league either to comes first, against defects in materials and workmanship and wiM grant permission to move the approve or to disapprove pub­ replace or repair a t a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's Athletics to another city. licly the city’s position In And the legal ball already leas* negotiations with Fin place of business, the engine block, heed and internal parts, intake is whitting about the league'* ley. manifold, water pump, transmission case and Internal parts (excluding head, even before It has an Davis, In his request for an manual clutch), torque convertor, drive s h a ft universal Joints, rear axle nounced Its Intentions. opinion Thursday to Joe Cron and differential, and rear wheel bearings of its 1964 automobiles, pro­ The players with the ball In, league president, Indicated TOMORROW NIGHT! are Finley himself. Sen. Ed­ that U the league disapproves vided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months o r4,000 miles, ward V. Long, O-Mo., of ths of Uw city’s stand, then the whichever comes first the oil filter replaced every second oil change league should offer 9 com and the carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every promise proposal m V Ph Inter-scholastic Bowling m ssm Sprinters Featured At S0KC Tonight Finley Has League On Ticklish Spot Here’s the “fine print” that goes with Plymouth and Valiant’s 5-year/50,000-m ile warranty* on the parts that keep you going. Echaniz, Gasti Win Feature RACING KING STAKES FINALS Fight Results 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance of the required service, and requests the dealer to certify (1) receipt of such evidence and (2) tha car's then current mileage. LOS ANGELES (UPl) Sergio Gomet. 1MK, H a Juana, Mexico, outpointed Er­ nie Caudras, 1U, Baa Diego ( 10). RACING Accepts Bid OWENSBORO, Ky. ( U P l) Kentucky Weslayan, tha na­ tion's fourth-ranked small col­ lege basketball team in the United P r e s s International ratings, has bacons the first team to aecepi aa Invitation to appear ia the NCAA south­ central regional tournament a t Durham, N. C., March 9-7. SEATTLE (UPl) — lt’« golag to take a very persuasive refare t to sentence Beal Totems' hockey player BUI kJcFarlaad to tha penalty hex ia Urn future. McFarland was nan af S9 mtcpeeefei apt TV Fight rtate taking ths WaaWag (K ill AuocUtka n m NEW YORK (UPl) - U ls ination, and will ba sw an fat Molina and Frankie Narvaos, as aa sttonmy oa Monday. two of Uw best looking young prospects in Uw lightweight la the Brttish division, weal tonight in to to Antrim, * maritime nationally televised 10-round­ er at Madlaon Square Gordonat northern Inland. N IG H T L Y MATINEES WEDNESDAY S :I0 EXCEPT SUNDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY These words era wrltton for your peace of mind. AU they ask you to do to cany out a normal maintenance schedule that any proud owner dots automatically. In fa c t this warranty acta ae a ready reminder to you vfcen We time for regular check-ups-Juit like going to the doctor! It costa you no more than any normal earn service, but it gives you a priceless bo n u s5 years or 50,000 miles worth of peace of mintfl See your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer and discuss the “fine print" with him. Then you’ll went to take a tost drive in a new Plymouth or Valient 2 P- M. ‘O t t B S B J S • Glass-! • Laxartons • YalaA F a ith * Betty! F t (h ta r tb h i N N U ( 1UI1 BRASS M O T O R S 519 EA S T F IR S T S T ., SANFOftD, F L A . �f OUR BOARDING ROUSE Mansion House Reception ?pens February Showing S h o u l d n ' t )) y <b u ,t SIDE GEXNCES n rsbh we (to <ytHOLK»MTtip SNUFFY AM, MARTHA,ACT , O O FTW lN YB * UOWT’C1OTMHUO iNGlOe ? / MOOAAN A* A soo <4 FINANCIALVtcooat < StflM GA OUT MOUH M U M m i o u t V b e f o r e — but c o m e K A O lA N C *.' H A K -K A F Ff t y CALLED AWAT SUOOEMLV FOK OET A (I ON Elf ASKTIMEX < MTROLUN® Pin / «OMfr Lake Monroe TO Gets 12 lew Members Fireman To Aid CP Telethon f iA L K ! - ~ a m . b r , a u — a B u s i n e s s CHIU..V OST FLOWERS AND CHOCOLATES ITS CONCEREMC* — BUT X OF HARO-to CRANK UR RIM EM8BRRO TO WON® **PO By Mra. A da* M a te Association, sponsored a re­ Tha Florida Federation of ception 8onday a t the DeA rt, through tha Orlando A rt Bnry Mansion House honor Ing Prank French of Winter Park who la exhibiting a col lactimi of hia father'* paint­ ing* and wood engravings at the Mansion <kirlng t h e month of February. The buffet table waa over laid with n white linen eloth and waa centered with driftwood arrangement interrBr Mra. H. L. J, ape reed with bittersweet and 'T w atra b o w members w an flanked by tall whita taper, •Welcomed by tha Lake Mon in driftwood candelabra. Also on the table were two crystal IM PTO a t a moating of tha punch bowls, traya of cookies •rganlaation bald Tuesday and driftwood dlahsa holding oranlng hi tha school audl- mints. toriura with Mra. A. C. DoudIlosteases ware Mrs. Ar­ Bay, president, praaldiag. thur Richter, who made the Tha devotion wao glraa by centerpiece and Mrs. Leonard Fame* Murray, principal, and Utssenaur a n d Mra. D. rocracount waa won by tha Lewie, all of Orlando. aixth grade. Oil paintings included in A rota of appreciation waa tha French exhibit being extended Bill Hlttell for sue- shown are “Three Sister ceaafully arranging to have Elms,” painted a t Reed’s aafety algna put up on Lake Ferry in New Hampshire; Monroe Road a t the aehool “Storm Coming," tha rocky creating. Tbo group alao Tot­ Main* coast; “Cotton Picker" ed to buy fertilizer for the of Florida and “Tha Meadow" echcol lawna and ahrube aa in New Jersey. requested by Mlaa Aria Mann, Wood engravings are of custodian. Abraham Lincoln, The Fish, Tha program waa preaented er Boy, Day of Reat, A Let­ by Mra. Lorraine Graham of ter, Old Fortifications In Can­ tha Central Florida Tubarcu- ada, Happy Darky a n d loala Reaplratory Dlaaaaa Aa. Mother and Child. •ociatlon, who ahowed a film Ilia “Beggar Girl" won a entitled “Danger 8lgna of gold msdnl in 8t. Louis In Reaplratory Diseases." Mra. 1904. Graham introduced Dr. KenW ater colors Include "Old Hath Wing who apoka on tu- Hatfield Elm" In Massachu­ berculoala and reaplratory setts; "New Boston Village;" dlaaaaea and led an intareat­ “Farm Building* In Msata. ing question and anawer tea chusetts;" “The Blacksmith's •Ion. Shop;" “Old Man of the Refraahmenta ware tarred Mountains;" and among the by Mra. B. F. Bullard in the wood block cuts are “ Boy aehool eafeteria following the with Kite," “Indian Lad," meeting and program. "Canterbury," New II a m p • shire; "The Merrymakers," “Nightingale," “Tha Drown­ ing" and “ Beautiful Eyes,” The beautiful coloring in oila and w ater colors hava rema.r.ubly withstood fira and age and thq portraits and oil Volunteer firemen f r o m paintings are fine example* Castelberry and Longwood, of French’s m attery of mix. city firemen of Sanford and Ing paints. Tha painting of membera of the ladlta auxll his birthplace in Loudon, iary of tha newly organ!sod N. II., wee dons a t tha aga of Gindarrilla volunteer depart­ 18 yaara. Tha axhlblt is open to the ment will be on hand Sunday to collect donations for the publie. annual carebel palsy telethon. Collection depota In Cnaeal berry will be manned from S a.m. until after 8 p.m. a t the Fire House and a t Sem­ inole Shopping Plata. In Longwood tha men will be on duty a t the new fire house until 4 p.m. Peraons in this area who wish their do­ nations to be picked up may sail either the fire depart­ ment or police department. In Sanford, donations may be left a t both stations or arrangsmenU for homa pick npa may be made by calling tha downtown station. By Galbraith’ i! NEWLY ELECTED VESTRYMEN of the Enterprise All Snints Episco­ pal Church are (front, left to right) Harry llulse, John Smiley, Earl Pickford, Leon Wright and Walton Miller; (back) Hnrry Johnquest, Nicholas Zetto, Milford Leonard, Rev. Kippcnhrock, Paul Metz and 11. E. Olson. (Cox Photo) Income Tax Primer - 2 COoMfr 5AF6 AMO SOUND* f t . OUT OUR WAY Question Is: To Itemize Or Not EDITOR’S NOTE: Thle le the eecond of 10 article# providing tip* on complet­ ing your Income return. By Charles W. Sehoenemaa Written for Newepaper Enterprise Asia. The biggest deeiaion most of us havo to make when w* fill out our tax return Is whether w ell be better off taking the standard deduction or itemis­ ing our nonbusiness deduc­ tions. VFW Post Sets Rummage Sale By Donas Estes Plane for a rummage sale to be held la March ware discussed at ths regular meeting of VFW Post 8207 held Tuesday night at the Post Homs on tha Old Dixie Highway. The time and location of the salt will be announced a t a later data. Membera serving on the r u m m a g e sals committee, who will pick up donation* if called, and tha arras they will covar are: Robert March, Longwood; Larry Chunat, Casselberry; Ralph Moore, Howall Park; Jack Hopkins, Maitland and Harold Mats of Fern Park Mower Barrie#, Fern Park. Yon have to us# tha long form in order to itemise. When you get to line 0—that's where your adjusted gross Income goes—you have reached the Urns of decision. If you choose the standard deduction, you are entitled to 10 per cent of tha amount on line 0 or f 1,000, whichever is less. Remember also that if your line 9 amount la leas than $5,. 000 you can use tha aocalled "tax table," which simplifies tha Job of completing your re­ turn. But the “tax tub!*’’ may be uiad only If you do not Itemise your nonbuainese de­ ductions. It allows you ap­ proximately the 10 per cent standard deduction. In asking yourself whether you should itemise, yop must know what tha deductible non­ business expenses arc. All nonbusinesa interest—even In­ terest on credit purchases, is deductible. Certain specific types of taxes are deductible on Pag* 2 of your return. Medical and dental expendi­ tures are Page 2 deductions, and so are charitable contri­ butions. Child care expenses •re Page 2 deductions. And don't forget casualty losses. The IRS says that a casual­ ty loas deduction la allowed for any losses from fire, storm, or shipwreck or In any event due to some sudden, un­ expected or unusual cause. Damage to nonbusiness prop­ erty by hurricanes, floods, and acta of vandalism generally qualify. A deduction is available for damage to your personal auto­ mobile even though you were at fault—Just a* long aa tha damage caused by you to your car waa not as a result of your willful act. (Damage to the other car which you paid is not deductible.) You can deduct only your loss In any case. Therefore, you must reduce the damage by any Insurance payment you received. And remember alao, losi is not the cost of repair*: It Is usually ths de­ crease In value caused by the accident. A recent change; the IRS used to allow sudden tarmita damage as a casualty loss. Now, tha IBS aaya, after long study, no termite damage oc­ curs with enough suddenness to amount to a casualty loss So remember your casualty losrea last year when deciding whether you should itemise ynur deductions, but remem­ ber also, you should be abl* to prove the amount of your losses. Madiral (NEKTi lions.) *Td Uk* to tak hrat on* thfnft Which button do I push fa o u s of •margancy?’* CARNIVAL OUR ANCESTORS “You ffunkod cut! What to d u N n t :«faM fa fhlsfct W hat TIZZY dedae- CHEVROLET By Dick Turner B y K a t e O ia n n "Boyt THAT Injun ratify fill hard for oomo ftrlt" SHORT RIBS makes all types of quality trucks WHITEMANS If HEADED a HNS Receives Communion By Twenty-fits man, including ■lx new members, of the Church of tha Nativity Holy Namo Society received Holy Communion In a group and were presented with Holy Kame buttons by S e t. Wil­ liam J . Trainer Sunday a t the church a t the I o’clock Meas. New members who were enrolled are E. E. Roger* Sr., treasurer; George Gaa■ca, Edward P. Denies, Tho­ mas Ryon, Lenox Fey and Robert Drlnko. Interested man of the par­ iah who have their names placed in the register daring the next month will bo en­ rolled and receive their but­ tons on March S. ■You oouMot bora i F L L E T S I D E P IC K U P S «\ <tI* 1 l f vi v o n t * ‘ p u b n p l.vii wlifflb.iv• !• .if ■ i d >’j> i I d ' ’ i <! i, uid i it 11 ‘ w !i» t-l , if *f j . ■ in m udH ■. •.! 11 ti n d two body 1 // inches. 1 ■' i ‘II c m i t n d c -i i r i, •r 11 » f " i i { 11 • >t » i i s u s p e n s io n r , / *;i) c w ' si/es m 6 1/? a n d B ody mx C ub BUGS BUNNY 8 e x t e n d ’, wi t l i c o i l s p u n k s d - ' u l f 1' ’ w ill i u n s t r i K t u r n I m d.trd * ticim . and al l lower ‘ .troriR b id d e r t y p e A 2 9 1 ’ s i x o r , ’H d A l .u 4 w h e e l d r i v e Club To Plan Flower Show By Jane Case ilkan y Final plans will be made fo r the April 4 Flower Show a t a meeting of the South Seminole Garden Club to be held a t 1:80 p.m. Monday a t th a Casselberry Woman’s Club on Overbrook Drive. Mrs. Ol'ver W. Holnaee, general ch airaaa of tha •re n t, wOl give instructions, lira . H. T. Crittenden, d ub president and proprietor of Daisy’s Flower Shop, wiU demonstrate how te make coraagaa aad Cower acreageuta for the ahow. oranfagtofooutj rP T th p h e n t y o t r C k n n h t d u l t r a b o u t a n y t y p t o f t r u o k mm-im HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY 219 E. S EC O N D S T R E E T J .. . . SA N FO RD 322-0711 ^ * �O H g t lb - F e b . 14, 1984 •*--------------■">/ "R e st, re s t. P e rtu rb e d sp irit:" GOOD/ TUAT MOWVTM l SHOULD INSPR6 QUOTRTtOM, V TWUA SKAXZSF2AP.J, Hamlet, 1,5. Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads >. C L A S S IF IE D D IS P L A Y : Phone Classified EM MONEY. ISN'T VALUE M S O H ISW I NUTCHEl r e a l l y ; h a p p in e s s r FU N N Y /✓ 'TH E ONLY TUiKi/e, ...... .. s WHO T H I N S . "c<-- ■:— ___ M ONEY tSNPT IMPORTANT - .A R E THE O N E S \ W HOVE Q O T r A H a a sa s. [uiliumuiiHi BLONDIEWHERE IS MV „ SHAVING t BRUSH? f ! ■YM *> USING • IT. S PEAR Me mas what u s e VAXJLDAVMGMAN V - \ _ J HAVE FOR S- A MAN S .— *» ( SHAVING • S 7 BRUSH? a N ew spray W H ew * T b m e.) s p r a y in g . PAR PlMSTf J TM6Tk i e s / CW.WOOP-- DON'T BE 90 EMOTIONAL ^ H lfi A VA RN ISH IN G K T H E H A L L T A B LE '- t W IT H IT * - > fm Legal Notice T o T irr or r O R K C L D H R I ! B4LI8 NOTICE U h*r*by given th at th* u n i H r t l i a M AllTIIL'H II. HECK W ITH. JR.. Clerk of Cir­ cuit Court of Hsmlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, will, on th* Jnd day of March. 1»««. at lisa* o'clock A. M. a t Ih* F r o n t Door of th* Ramlnot* County Court llouaa, Ramlnot* County. In th* c ity of Ranford. F l o r ­ ida. o ffar for aal* and aril at public o u tc r y to th* hlRhaat and b t a t bidder for ea»h. the following daacrlbad p r o p r r t y altuated In Hamlnol* County, Florida, t o . w l l : X.ot t». Block A. WOODM E R E PA ItK JND REI'LAT, according to plat t b a r a o f racordad In Flat Book K , Pag* Ti. Public Ttacord* of Bamlnola Coun­ ty, Florida! T o g a t h a r w i t h th* following daacrlbad aqulpm a nt: 1 W aatlnghouaa R a f r lg s r a t o r —Modal UMB U S e r­ ial No. I1B X14734 1 W aatlnghoua* Built-In O r a n A lla n g a —Modal KTB t a x Serial No. B m i l l p u r a u a n t to tha Fina l Decree ol F o re c lo s u re e ntered In a caae pendin g In sa id Court, the style of which la ISLAND F E D E R A L RAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United S talee e a r in g * and loan association. Plaintiff, JO SE PH FE RNA NDE Z QL'IC1IOCIIO and E S T H E R MATO QUICIIOCHO, hi* wlfa, at al. Defendants and th* e h an c ary nu m b er of which la m i l . W ITNESS my h a n d and th* official seal of said Court, this 11th day of F e b r u a ry , !M4. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. Beckwith. Jr., C lerk of Ilia C ircuit Court of Hemlnola County, F l o r ­ ida U r: M a r th a T. Vlhlan D eputy Clark Joseph M. F l t s g a r a l d A tto rn ey for P l a in t i f f 311 Security T ruet Building Miami 11, Flo rid a F R a n k l ln t-SITl Publish Fab. 14. 1144. CDR-41 THINS T H I S PEST IS IN f HEREi E H ? T NOW X KNOW VWWTTHEVMBfN e y D N R e o u r r a ) ic u e . m i B H N QUITE A WHILE MNCE X WORE A O M EK WARIBORB outfit... wjtxgubs TM OCNMA HAFTA . PO IT AGAIN-, - r NOTICE OP r o E E C L O a C E E BALE NOTICE la hereby given th at th* unde ralane d ARTHUR 11. RECK WITH, J l l . Clark of Clrcult C ourt of Hemlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida, wilt, un th* Ind day of March, I M t . at U * t o'clock A. M. a t th* F ro n t Door of th* Btmlnol* County Court Huuio. Hemlnolo County, In Iho city of Hanford, Florida, o f f a r for aala and aell a t pub­ lic outcry lo tho h laheet and b a it bidder for each, th* fol­ lowing daacrlbad prope rty s i t ­ uate d In Samlnol* County, Florida, to-w lli Lot 1*. Block B. WOODMURK PA RK JND HEPLAT, a ccording to plat thereof recorded In P la t Hook IS. Pag* TS. Public Records of Hamlnol* C o u n ­ ty. Florida: TOOKTIIKR W ITH Ih* follo w­ ing described e quipm ent: 1 1 1 1 lla n g a • Modal JM SI V Serial No. VO S t i l l 1 O. K. Il a f r l g a r a t o r —Mo­ dal TA SIS V Serial No. HV ttn s o p u ra u a m to Uio Final Daera* of Foroclosuro e n te red In n caao pending In said Court, tho alylo of which It McCAUtlllAN M O R T O A O K COMPANY. INC, n Florid* corporation, P la in tiff, -vaWILLIAM EUGENE T R E P T O R and UAItllARA ELLEN T R E P ­ TOR, hie wlfa, a t al., Defandanta, and tha chancery n u m b e r of which la 11X40. WITNESS my hand and tha official teal of said Court, this l l t h day of F a b r u a ry , 1144. (SEAL) A rth u r H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark of (ha C ircuit Court of Htmlnolo County, F lo r ­ ida Hy: M artha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Joseph M. F l t ig e r a ld A ttorney for P l a in t i f f S i t Security T r u s t Building Miami IS. Florida F R a n k lln 1-14TS Publish Fab. I t . 1SS4. CDR-tS 1 MILE WON THE WOAILOPV THArcRil*> OUT»WW OFTOML CXAIAAW BA»y BERRY'S WORLD Tuu., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day b e f o rt Inxertloo. ■oo*. Mon. • Sat. 1. L o st & F o u n d LOST: Large grey Jc black stripe c a t Last seen la Mayfair section. 322-1202. dea dm k bj S T R A IG H T C L A S S I F I E D : L N o tices • P e rso n a ls f uni., thru FrL • 2 P. M. d«T Moo. • S e t I PHANTOM. Z 1*71 • F la m in g o Avenue Clavaland, Ohio T«u a r e h t r a b y notified t h a t a Complaint to foracloe* a certain m o r tg a g e encum bering tha fo llo w in g daacrlbad real property, t o .w l t : Lot 4, Block E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. ]. a ccording to Ih* plat th ere o f aa recorded In Plat Rook 11. Pag* 1**. Public Records of Saminola County, F lo rid a haa bean filed a g a ln a t you In th a above atylad ault. and you a r a required lo aarv* a copy of your A nawar or o th e r P l e a t i n g to th* Complaint on P l a ln l i r r * a ttorney*. AN DER­ SON. RUSH. DEAN A DOWNDEH. t : s Kaet C e n tra l Houlevard, Orlando. Florida, and flit the original Anawar or other Pleading In Ih* office of tha Clark of th* Circuit Court on or before th* l l t h day of March, l»4«. If you fall to do ao. a dacra* pro confraeo wilt b* t a k e n a galnat you for the relief dem anded In th* Complaint. This Nolle* shall b* pub. tlahad one* a weak fur four eonaecutlr* w eeks In Ih* Banford tlaratd. DATED th is l t t h day s f F e b ru a ry , I S tt. (SEAL) A rth u r H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark of Circuit C o u r t By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Publlah Fab. 14, SI. SI A Mar. 4. 1144. CDR-41 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT. IN AND FOR * E « | . NOI.K COUNTY, FLORIDA CHANCERY NO. 1ST** KAT L NEWMAN, Pla intiff, va CARL L NEWMAN. DafandanL NOTICE TO A P P E A R TOl CARL L NEWMAN W hosa raaldenoo la a s known T ou nr# he reby notified t h a t a Com plaint for Dlvoreo haa b t t n filed a g a l n a t you In th* above atylad C o u r t a n d you a r a r a q u l r t d to aarvo a oopy of y o u r Anawar o r pleading to tho C om pla int on th* P l a in ­ tiff's a tto r n e y , TRUMAN E. (1RAS0N. SOI On* North O r ­ a n g e Hid*., Orlando, Florida and flla tha o rig in a l Answer o r p lea ding In lha offica of ih* Clark of th* Circuit Court, Hemlnolo County Court House, Hanford, Florida, on or bafora Ih* SSth day of F a b r u a ry , 1*44. If you fall to do so. Ju dgm e nt by d e f a u l t will ba ta k a n a g a l n a t you for tha ra llat d e ­ m anded In th* com plaint. DONE and O RD E R E D a t 8anford. F lorida thla S ltb day of J a n u a r y , 1*44. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckw ith J r . C la r k of th* C ircuit Court Hamlnol* County, F lorida By: M a r lb a T. Vlhlan, D.C. T ru m a n E. Oraaon A ttorney for P l a in t i f f 101 On* North O range Bldg. Orlando, Fla. Publlah Ja n . I I A Fab. ?, 14. NOTICE o r 21. 1*44. FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE-la he reby given t b a t COQ-IOT th* unda ralgnsd A r th u r II. Uarkwlih, Jr.. Clark of C ir­ IN CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH cuit Court or Seminal* County, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF F L O R . Florida, will, on Ih* Snd day IDA, SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , of March. 1X4, a t It:* * o'clock FLORIDA A. II. a l th* F r o n t Door of IN CHANCERY NO. ISTT# NOTICE o f s u i t th* Bemlnola County Court lloui*. Seminole County, In Ih* J. B. ULUAHON, JR., n* Ad­ city of Sanford, Florida, o ffar m in istr a to r of V e tera n s' A f­ for aala and sail al public o u t ­ faire. an Officer of t b t United cry to th* highest and beat S ta te s of America, Plaintiff, bidder for raali. th* follo w­ ing daacrlbad propa rty s i t u a t ­ v*. ed Hn Bemlnola County, F l o r ­ CHARLES J. M AMTATIS a nd ANTONIA C. MAMIATIB, hla ida, t o .w lt : f,ot T. Block ». TOWN- wife. Defandanta. BITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA, a subdivision acc o rd ­ T H E STATE OF FLORIDA I ing lo plat thereof r e c o rd ­ TOl CHARLES J. MAMIATIB and ANTONIA C. MAMIed III Plat Rook. S, pa g es ATIS, residence unk n o w n : 44 lo i t . Inclusive, of th* laxt known residence, Public Records of Bemlnola 1«I W a lts Drive, County, Florida, Hanford, Florida, pursuant lo Ih* nu m m a ry last know n m ilita r y a d ­ Final Dacra* of Foreclo sure dre ss of C harles J. Msml• ntared In a cat* pending In a d a la Harlal No. ISITI14. •aid Court, Ih* alyl* of which A. 4k M. Departm ent, N a ­ la val Air Hlallnn, P a t u i a n t BA HP BROOK LTN HAVINOH River, Maryland. RANK, n New York c o r p o ra ­ Tou a r a haral.y notified t h a t tion. Plain tiff, a ault ha* b ta n filed a g a ln a t you and each of you, In Ih* va. ARNOLD R. MAO Il.I, and nbov* entitled causal and ( h a t WANDA FA T MAO I L L hla you a r e h t r a b y r a q u lr t d to flit yo u r a n a w a r w ith tha Clark of wlfa, at a L Defendants, Ihta Court, and to aarv* a and tha rha nca ry nu m b er of copy I h t r t o f upon tha P l a in ­ tiff or P l a in t i f f * Attorney, whtrh la 12111. WITNESS my hand and Ih* whoa* nam e and a d d r ta a la: official eta! of said Court, I I AMBROSE OLLIKF, JR ., S t t thla lSlh day of F a b ru a ry , N. P a r k Avtnu*. P. O. Boa 1*14, Hanford, Florida, not 1*14. l a t e r t h a n March tr d , A. D. (SEAL) A rthur II. Ileckwlth. Jr.. 1141. I f you fall In do to. decree Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court of Seminole County, F l o r ­ pro m nfeaao will be e ntered t s a l n a t you for iho r e li s t daida mended In Ih* com plaint. Ry: M artha T. Vlhlan Th* n a tu r e of said ault b a ­ Deputy Clerk i n s for FORECLOSURE OF Joeeph M. F lt tg e r a ld llO RTO AOE e n cum bering th* Attorney for Plaintiff ropa rty In Bamlnola County, 314 Security T ruet Building Torlda. t o - w ltt Miami S3. Florida LOT IS. HUNLAND EgF R a nklln l-XITI TATES F IR S T ADDITION, Publish Feb. 14, 1»»4. a c c ording lo p l a t thereof CDIl-44 racordad In P la t Book I t , P a g t e ST and IS, Public Record* of Hamlnol* C oun­ ty, Florida. T ogether w ith all stru c tu re * and Im provem ents now am) h e r e a f te r on said land, a nd th* ra nts. Haute, and profit* of tha above daacrlbad p ro p e rty • provided, however, t h a t th* Murigagor. ahall b* entitled lo collect and re ta in th* aald rant*, Issue*. and profit* n n tll d e fa u lt h e r e u n d e r ) : a n d all fix tu re s now or h a r a a f ta r a t ­ tached to or uaad la connection w ith lb* premia** herein d e s ­ cribed and In addition t h e r e ­ to th* following described household appliance*. which a r t , and ehall bo deemed lo ba, f u t u r e s and a p a r t o f lb* realty, a n d era a portion of th* se c urity for t b s Indebted­ ness haraln m entioned: I d.K. Built-In Oven—Mo­ del J D 1IV IW H Harlal No. UVSS4II1 1 U.K. Hurfac* U n it—Mo­ dal JP74V1WH Hartal No. 1 a.K. Hot W a t e r l l a a t a r —Modal 1S4 TRHU 1 414444 Bartel No. 1TUIT4I I V ictor Cllm ag E a h a u a t ; n t b not a / b a p F tU O W AFTER AIL. 1 - PLATED A FEW 1 BOFT TUNES- J . U K E T X ISv/ FRIENDLY SON65 THAT MEANT NO MAEM-UKE TUS G M lf INCOME TAX SERVICE 0. M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322 (821 322-7*41 LAKE Cottage, fura. 322-6108. Vacuum Cleaner Legal Notice RESIDENCE! ra n —i r U 90V ^ / M m wlmt$ hr Um 4 o y m I Q u a k e r Oil W all H e a t ­ e r - M o d a l R H I4-K I Harlal -No. I t t I T —1FI1 I V a n allaa Blind* WITS’K M my b e a d t i l t b s t a e l of said Court a t S eaford. Florida, thla i t h d a y • ( F a b ru a ry , A. D. 1144. (HEAL) A r t h u r II. B eckw ith. Jr.. C lerk wf th* C irc u it C o u rt By: M a rth a T. V lblaa Deputy Clark U. AMBROSE O l s U F F , JR F. a Bog I I M Haaford, F i t . Publlah Fab. I. 14. 3L 88. I M t C D S -48 6. F o r R en t 2 BR. Duplex. Lake Privilege. KIL equipt. Lake MaryHarley Wilhelm. 322-U33. Preparation of income Tax Return* by former agent of Repair*, parts; Electrolux. Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, Internal Revenue Sve. 2101 RESPONSIBILITY: GE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ S. Park Ave., Ph. FA 2-3878, The Herald win BY be rechanged. Free Pick-up, 1114 E rneit Bicknell. iponaible for more than one Park Ave., Sanford. Pbone Incorrect Iniertios of your ad, FA 3-4783. DUST PROBLEM? and reserve* the ri(ht to reCALL your Rainbow dealer rite or reject any advertiae6. F o r R e s t 322-6311, 4 to 10 p. m. meat from »bat ordered te Turn. A pt Close tn. Apt. 4. conform fe th* policies of this SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN*33 Mb, 407Vh W. l*t. naper. ER SERVICE. Parts and lupblle* for Ml make* in­ 3 BR., garage apt., fura. 2003 French. 322-7234. cluding: Electrolux. New Legal Notice and rebuilt deaneri sold. 3 BR., 2 bath, in Loch Arbor. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF No home service call T H E NINTH J U D I C I 4 L CIR­ 322-1730. charge Pbone FA 2-2283, CUIT IN AND FOR SF.EINOI.B COFNTT. FLORIDA. 2333 Park Dr. .. 3 BR. bouse, kit. equipped. CIIANCERT NO. ISTNO Ph. 322 4088. RPRINOFIF.T.D INSTITUTION If you want people lo pay FOR SAVINGS. Plaintiff. attention to your buiineaa, FURM.. 2 ApU. $31 mo. aa. va. call FA 2-3612 and aak the Watar, llfhU fura. 107 LoL0U1B T., RANKIN, at ux. Defendant*. Herald Staff about aome at­ cult At*., 322-8018 NOTICE O F Bt'IT IN tention getting ada M4)KTG4GK FORECLOSURE 3 BR., kit. equipped, $73 me. TOi leOUlS E. RANKIN and FA 2-3685. PENNY RANKIN, hla wife before io M rtlo n . boon. nvsiosai FIT WAS NOTM? . FAULT, MMH7F 2. N o tic e s • P e r m u t e FURM. Apt. m o McUonvma. U APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. 2 BR., unfurnished bouse. Ph. 322-1338. 2 BR., house in Lake Mary, fura. or unfura., 860 mo. Pb. 322-8037. FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. 2 BR. Fum. Apt. 322-0641. 2 BR. fura. bouse. 108 W. 18th St. 4-ROOM fura. house, $73 men Longwood 136-3800. CLEAN. 4-Rra. i l l Psr*. FURN. 8pL. Pleasant Bring. Park apU. FA 2-8307. 3 BR Unfura. bouse. Nothing fancy, but efaeap rent. Ph. FA 3-321*. 3 BR., U s bath. 3418 Chain Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. 322-3608. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* privet* bathe, 114 1 BR. fura. dupltx, utilities toel. 860. mo. 322-8838. W. First St. Legal Notice IN THH CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR IEHTNOLH COUN­ TY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY ROv 1SHHH MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE BEN'OY HOLDINO CORPORA. TION, a Florida Corporation. Plaintiff, vu. LAMAR VTCKERS and MART F. VICKERS, hi* w ife, and WARREN B. MARTIN and MART EDNA MARTIN, hla wlfa. Defendant*. NOTICE o r HALE NOTICE IH H E R E B Y OIV. EN purauant to n Final D e­ ers* of Foractoiur* dated Fab­ ruary 13th, 1114, and entered In Chancery Cae* Number 11414 of th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Bamlnola County. Florida, whareln 8 E X O T HOLDINO CORPORATION, a Florida Cor­ poration, la tha P la in tiff and LAMAR VICKERS and MART F. VICKERS, hla w ife, and WARREN B. MARTIN and MART EDNA MARTIN, bla w ife, ara th* Defandanta. I will sell t* th* Mghast and best bidder for cash at th* door o f th* Hamlnol* County Courthouse In Hanford, Florida, at 11:** A. U. o'clock on th* Snd day o f March. IH 4, th* follow in g daaerlbod property aa aat forth la aald F inal Dsera*! Th* bnalnasa know a aa NUT HOUSE, loeatad oa H ighw ay IT -tl, noay Longwood, F lor­ ida, more particularly das•rlb td M l B sg la n ln g a t the N orth­ w est corner o f Lot IT, Block "D". of D. R. MITClt ELL'S g U R V E T OF LEVY GRANT, accordlns to th* plat thereof a* re­ corded In P lat Book I. t* I, public record* of Saamlnota County, Florida, running thane* N II* IS' E along North lin t of Lot 11, a distance o f Ct.S fL to point o f beginning, tbanc* It* SF W, a dlelanr* of 4M.TS ft.i thence a II* II' F. a dtetanc* o f M l.I ft. to w a it righ t of w ay of Btat* Road 11-4*1 thane* northeast along aald right of way 417.1 ft. to th* northltn* of Lot IT. thence g II* I I s W a dlatanc* of 311 ft. to point o f beginn­ ing, at Longwood. Florida; togathar w ith all marchandta*. good*, slock In trad*, accounts receivable and aqulpmant per­ taining to aald bualneae. In­ cluding Ih* Hems of equip­ ment and flsturoa listed on the Inventory attached hereto and mad* a part of tbs m ort­ gagor* In a certain laasa/purnhaaa agraamant w ith Harper Neon Co., for th* U rg* dlsitay alga advertising aald luslnass. I— Ratal Peanut Rooster* 3—Malal raanul Cooling Cans t —T hrifty Oas Grill for Bnak Bar 1—M * t a I Chsfmastar • Hot D oggsr I— R atal Btarmaater Frtalators Modal No. 1*1 8— Matal Hid* Trays for Frtalater I —Stalntes* S t s o l Cooking Arrangem ents I—Sparkler No. 41 F ilter Ma­ chine 1—E xtra Therm ostat S t a r Cookar 1—Pump for No. 1* Oil I—Wood r Novelty Counter* 1— Wood S' Checkout Countar T— Wood S' Display Counters S—W o o 4 T I* fltalnhsvar Counters. Linoleum Tops J—Wood I* Btalnhavar Count­ er*. Linoleum Top* t —4' Btalnhavar Counter with Hot Bos 4—S* I" Tier Glees Btalnhavar Bbowcaaa* 4—Bata Btalnhavar Bboweaa* T rays and Dividers, I tier g la ss 4—Large Matal W i n d o w Tray* 1—No. Id U r g a Date* Caunto r Beat* T—Smalt D«te* Seal**, I lb*. CAP* 1—Plat form— t»* lb. Jacob* Datco Beal as X— Ecbol No. t Elactrls leashaver w ith oabtaat I Handy Hebby Hors* Rid**, Harlal Nea. 4111, 44X1 t—HSIA Stamp Machlaa 4—W agner Baowooa* Syrup Dlapaasara t — H am lltea Beach Electric Mlsar 1— Elaatrt* H al Flat a, l burn •r I—Cory t-bura*r C • f f • • Makar X—Htalalaa* H t a a I Cablaet Bland for MllkaOako* X—Malm* Lacy Syrup Dispanear X—I-up Caa* Vendor, l i e Sis* X—Fl**r*raJt Floor r*U*h*r w ith A ttM ku M iu, o*n*ral 8—14- s 11-44“ Rast Room Mirror* 8 8 - r * a UT Qiao* M*4*lty I— I x Xfti Olaa* KotoUf Shalva* X—Fra a t* Modal OC-N H«S W a t e r H * a t* r I —V apera a etc Ma ck tea. Sate No. a - t i c t i X—Manaaar Daak and Stool X—Outslda Noon, “N ot Roa«b» •d PaanuU" »—Naon Sign*, “Fraoh N u u “ »—Neon Signs, “Milk Shake* X»o” I —Naon Sign “W* Molt A n y w hsrs" 1— E la ctrle Cash Raglatate Serial No. 3 1 - l l t - | . ? ( e ) l X—Quick Aid Fir* E atlngulo h* or I —Rad S t a r Foam Btyl* F l r a E x tin g u ish e r X—TH Ton O. E. Air Condi­ tio n e r with duct* *— L arge W ire Racks, R oof modal* I—Scotch Call* Tap* Disposeor* X—S e c u r ity Gummed T a i l Dispenser 1—* • C o m p a rtm e n t State!*** Steal Sink U —4 Gallon Glass J a r * 4—Malal P e a n u t Loading Ceng i —Matal Cooking Basket* l —Oil T h erm o m eter I —Aluminum Pltchar* 1—3' Dlaplay C ounter 1— F No, 14* Olaa* DlapleF Casa s X— Klactrlo T u r n ta b l* 1—T r a y for T u r n ta b l* I—-Johnson Chocolate W a rm ­ er H —a' x 4* W all M irrors 1— l i t * x 41“ W all Mirror I —P y r a Novelty R a c k F l o o r M dl. X—Sm all W ee d aa S n a c k b a r a— W ire C o u n te r Rack* a 1—G. E. W a t e r Cooler 1— W a t e r T o w a r A Pum p 4— Dlabold Safa. Bar. No. IT* 4X91 1—Cash Register, gar. Mte 13I(4)X 8 —Wood C a sk R • g I * t * » Blands t —J o y E x h a u s t Fan* 1—J - C o m p a r t m a n t Hlnh i — Wood 4’ J a r R a c k • —lS-lb, Olaa* J a r s IX—T t - T u b * AllBrK* F t n o r a y cant Flatu raa 4—Twin Bpotllghte 1—T rip l* Spotlight 1— E x tr * R o a ste r Balt* I —E x t r a FI hr* O s ar a X—R o a s t e r F o a n a l Sa**p* 1—Oil Caa I —O u a r d for R o a s te r Bella 1—Hal Allas Wrench** *—I-Mg* S t i r r in g gp**a a I 1— B u t te r Dish 1—H alting Can for Mte Id O f 1— E lem ent W rench I— S quare W lr* Dlaplay Ba** ka ta 1—7So F loor Chip R a ck 4— 10c C o u n ter Chip Reek 1—Largo F lo o r Chip B a ck 1—Win dow Hquaag* 1—W indow Brush 1—Label Molalanar 1—X-sldad Plywood Film Btgn 4—J-*ld*d O u u l d t H a n g i n g S ig n s XI—J a c o b s No. I Aluminum Scoops XX—W a t a r g No. I*d L a r g e Scoop* I —W ag*r* N*. »Xt SmaQ Scoop* X -^ 'o . 41 Scoop I —I' Aluminum Step Im ddar 4— S n a c k b a r Stool* I—T in n e r Snips 1—4' Display T able 1—X'd“ Dlaplay Tab!* a—*'*'• Display Table 1—.lO-g-l. G a rb ag e Can X— Sa-gal G a rb ag e Can 1—Mop Bucket and W rin g e r B— L arge Mopa 1—Hand Saw 1—Claw H a m m e r X—W hit* Knamal F l e e r W a i t * C o n tain e r I —Push Broom* 1— Rad Waal* Receptacle X—Iron Blgn Stand and Slg* —"G r a n t* J u l e s ” I —No. X Sta n d ard Towel Cabinet* 5— Soap Dlapaasara for R e st Rooms 3—Sun (llasa Rack* 1— Poat Card Rack l — K a lv ln a to r Milk Coetar, 4* Htalalaa* Steal, Xtesmal tap and Doors—4 sections. X—4* x 4' Stalnlaa* Steal Hood *v*r Grill I—Tw in D rink Dlap*n**r, J * t Cooler Spring 1—IS' 1“ Snnck Bar w ith F o r m ic a Top 1—4' *'• Grill T ab le w ith F o rm ica Top »—Napkin Dispenser* 1—T ooth pick Dlapanaar l —Hlalnloas Steal Cup Hold­ ers X— l * - q t Alam laum B u c k et I —Buccaaa O range Paala r I — E n te r p r is e Ora eg* J u l e a r (SEAL) A r t h a r H. Beckwith. J r . C lark of th * Clr«ult C o u rt Byt S a n d r a 8. Jo hnson. D. C. ELDON O. WICM'NS. of W H IT A K E R . WiKOINS * BRIOHAM S l l B a s t C*Xoal*X Drtv* Orlando. F lo rid a A tl*ra*y f o r th* P l a in t i f f F u b lU k F M . 14. XIM. O O o �A f Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds 6. For Rent 12. Real Entate For Sal* 12. Reml Estate For Sale aijr Danforb f tn lb Feb. 14, 19G4 — rage 11 29. Automobile Service 34. Articles For Sale 4 BR., 2 Bath . $145 mo. I 2 r r , Kia. room $100 for TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. Auto Glass, Taps New Gibson chest type freer 2 RR . 1 Rath $ 70 mo. house, Beardall Ave., fruit equity, S6.' mo. 322-3455. er, 578 lb. food capacity k Seat Covers 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 55 mo. trees and garden. FA 2-5303. Only $219.50 with trade 5 BR., lVi Baths .. $ 65 mo. 4 BB, 2 Bath CB House. ParkDlck'e Appliance Service, NO 1 2 ....................................... ridge. $200 Down. 322-6911. 510 S. Sanford. 322-7858. 3 BR., It* bath home. Assume THE TIME TESTED FIRM 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9032 OWNER SAID ’ SELL” payments. 322 5455. NEW HOME ZIG ZAG 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1983 M o d e l , monograms, This one year old quality cus­ TWO 4 BR HOMES m ikes buttonholes, sews on tom built home. Has many One for Immediate occupancy. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha buttons, appliques and blindmodem features of a more 802 Highland Ave., Loaf stitches. Pay $9.80 per IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY expensive home. Corner lot wood, 3 Mi. S. on 1T-R3, near Senkarik Glass and Faint month. Ph. 322-9(11. 1 House—5 Room* with fire­ with citrus—Patio with glasa Longwood Plaza. Company place & am all acreened doors—Dinette bar—Electric LMN ENTERPRISES, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 FEB. SPEC. Foot lockers porch. Lake privileges. $63 stove — White terrazzo $8.78. Army-Navy Surplui, Inc. per month. floors — Thermostat wall Ph. 838-3911 — 322-2744 310 Sanford Ave. 31. Poultry - Livestock Phone Frank Evans heat — 3 bedrooms (each 322-4417 or 322 1733 with lighted closets) — 13x 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Registered m o d e l Quarter READY MIX Concrete, win­ fenced yard. 3908 Old Or dow sills, lintels, steps, 18 living room — Screen Horse, 9 vrs old, solid bisek. COZY 2-Bedroom upper apt., lando Rd., Sunland. blocks, sand, cement, rock, porch — C o l o r plaster — For experienced rider. Ph. furnished, $53. pipe, steel, grease traps, Color tile Sc fixtures In bath FA 2-6865. dry wells, stepping stones. —Insulate ceiling — Con LARGE 4-Bedroom Lakefront 2 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS Miracle Concrete Co. venient to downtown A 31 A. Pet* borne with private beach, 1, 1%, k 2 BATHS 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 schools. Also utility house unfurn. $100. Bexutlful Basset puppies for ideal for hubby shop or DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Other choice rentals. GOULD Pump, like new. It sale. Ph. 322-2593. storage. $11,500; existing Ball . Blair Agency hp. with Jet Educer. CaU mort. $7379 a t $54.45 per mo, Low Monthly Payments 3rd k Park Ave. 322-3025. 32. Flower* - Shrub* For Complete Information Phone 322-5641 JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Wedding Ring Set, Interlock. See Or Call Your BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ 322-6457 for Appointment Ph. 322-7583. RENT A BED kee stock. All othar kinds Rollaway, Hospital A Baby REST BUY OF YEAR! I I of Nursery shrubbery and Crib mattress $10. 322 6939. SALES BROKER Beds. trees. By Day, Week, or Month M Ev*r hav* th* f**Iinjg that • ome on* w as looking or*» 9-PC. Monterey dining room New 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ Gray Shadows Nursery Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. suite. Excellent condition. Four •houkfor?" ditioned. No Money Down! 6 Ml. 8. on 8anford Ave. CARROLL’S FURNITURE 322-2249. No Closing Coital AU you 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 27. Special Service 16. Female Help Wanted need is good credit and 9. For Sal* or Rent BULBS Qualify for FtH.A. Mort­ North Orlando - Casselberry Exotic Gloriota, SECRETARY - RECEPTION­ HEATING area. Attractive 3 BR., 3 Sewing mschioe, like new, CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON gage. Call Builder. Rothchildlana IST. Apply In person, Chap­ SERVICING — TESTING bath home with cent, heat, guarantee. Makes button LAKE. Call e v a n l n g a AL STOLTE—838-5059 (The Climbing Lily) man Architectural Alts, 101 Lewis Sales k Service kit. equipped. No qualifying, holes, sews on buttons, 322 1507. All size Tubers fur Sale W. 1st. Sanford. 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7928 no down payment, with monograms, embroideries, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery 11. Real Estate Wanted monthly payments $78 per etc. Pay off balance, $72.40, Realtor Piano Tuning and Repair Lake Mary lllvd. Ph. 322-8724 BEAUTICIAN Wanted. Call mo., plus taxes and Ins. or pay $7 monthly. Liberal Will assume payments on 2 or Raymond Lundquist, Aiso. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4225 FA 2-5742, E v e n i n g s Call 322-8389, or Charles trade for your old machine. 3 bedroom house. 322-6*56. FA 2-36)1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FA 2-3455. S3. Furniture Turner at MI 4-2966 (Winter Tractor mowing A Grading. Call anytime, 322-7468. Park). 12. Real Estate For Sale INCOME PROPERTY CaU FA 2-7621. Used furniture, appliances, New llotpolnt 2-speed Multi City of Sanford Civil Service Imagine 13% gross return oo tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Board will Isold examina­ WEEKEND cottage, Lemon 4 BR, 2 BATH REPRINTS AVAILABLE cycle Washer. All porcelain your money i n v e s t e d , Larry's Mart 215 Sanford tion* for qualified appli­ Of pictures that have been Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. Fenced yard, cen t heat k Inside & o u t Reg. pr. THAT'S RIGHT $60 per mo Ave. Ph. FA 24132. cants to establish eligibility air cond. $16,600. published In The llerald. $289.88, Now $225.88. Dlck’a return on $5,250—$24oo pre­ GREENBRIAR list for classification of $500 DOWN Call Bill Vincent at The Appliance Service, 310 S. sently on mortgage at 5% Sell Ue Your Furniture. Choice lota available in Clerk-typist. Requirements; Sanford Herald. 322-2611. 4 BR, 2 BATHS Sanford, 322-7658. Interest payable at $25.00 Quick Service With the Greenbriar of Loch Arbor 18 to 45 years of age; mini­ per month. Kitchen equip­ 35 Ft. Faintly Room, fenced Cash. SUPER TRADING overlooking golf course. PIANO SVC. k TUNING GE FUter-Flo Washer, Top mum education—high school ment Included if Immedi­ patio, double carport. POST. FA 2-0677. Custom building to your Rebuilding - Kefcltlng cond. $43. 322-7537. graduate or equivalent; ex­ $17,900 — TERMS ate sale. FREE ESTIMATES specifications. Greenbrier perience in typing and gen­ For the biggest selection of 1 Quaker oil heater, 1 10 hp. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker developed by GENE CUMBAA eral office practices; resi­ nearly new and used furni­ Johnson Kicker. 512 Myrtle. 322-6457 For Appointment 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. dent of Seminole County for K1NGSWOOD FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ture, sec Noll's Furniture BUILDERS, INC. at least six months. ExamiAs they say, GET Brokerage In Casselberry Ruby crib, chesl-o-robc, youth Fine Watch k Jewelry Repair Transferred. Must well. 3 BR. naUon will be held In the 202 Fairmont Dr. bed. Ph. 322-4536 betweeo OUTA TOWN for an on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. V. L. GUMM, JEWELER c. b. home, hardwood floors, city hall at 2:00 P.M. March 4-8 p. in. FA 2-8074 investment or desir­ 322-5952 good cond., sprinkling sys­ 2, 1964 or as soon there­ 110 S. Park able homeilte on a WANTED reliable couple to tem. 322-4836. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H after as practicable. Submit Carpet Special! waterfront lot, min­ take up monthly payments bath borne. One bedroom application to Civil Service LIMITED TIME ! ! ! utes from Interstate 4. of $13.50 on 2 complete DEBARY: Large corner lot, An engineering feat, combined has separate entrance, can Examiner In city hall not Go fishing, akllng or landscaped, trees. 2 BR. with proven cleaning com­ rooms of furniture. CaU Mac has THROWN AWAY Uie be rented for Income. Will later than February 27, 964. Percentage Book. swimming from your Unusual, Slu.900. W. T. Cor­ TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ pounds provides you with an trade for smaller place. Buy your Carpet or Hugs at own large lo t Only bett, Realtor. 668-4791. lect. extremely efficient method Shown by appointment. Call 17. BUI* Help Wasted Dealer COST plua $1 per $1993. $25 Down and of maintaining a neat, at­ FA 2-9846. QUIET FREK ESTIMATE yard. $15 month. Call Stam­ tractive home or commer. Describes this 5 acres on 419, MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit Upholstering 4> Mattress ren­ ALL FIRST QUALITY per • Agency, 1919 S. MUST SACRIFICE! Partly Sanford area. Salary plus d a l building. Call 322-4843 cleared ready to develop, ovating. New A Used Furni­ Fivuch, 322-4991. TOP RATED MILLS furn. Home, 3 BR, lta for further Information comm. Call 322-0843. $9,500, terms can lie a r­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. CaU us for a showing of tbaso baths, Phone 323-U591. about bow you SAVE THE ranged. Should sell im­ LMN ENTERPRISES Co., at 709 Celery Ave, fine Carpets In your home. JET SPRAY WAYI Now hai Sales Representa­ mediately at this price. 18. Help Wanted FA 2-2117. Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, YENTSCH MAINTENANCE tives at Crystal Lake Park, JOHNNY WALKER. Broker etc. Hundreds to choose HANDCRAFTED Furniture at Service k Supplies YOU can make money as a W. on 25th St., to Lake 322 6(57 For Appointment from. TERMS! Up to two reasonable prices. A Krb, 2563 South Park Dr. Real Estate Salesman with Mary Blvd., left on Hlvd. to years to Payl Rt. I, I/mgwood. TE 8-5770. us. Call for personal ap­ Lake Mary Fire Station, EVERETT A. H A R P E R tm AGENCY, Realtor, Insurer. pointment. Bill Stamper 29. Automobile Scrvlc* right to Saloe Office. 4 34. Articleii For Sale F11A-VA sales broker. 2465 Agency, 322-4M1. 1100 E. Colonial Dr, houses under construction. COHEN RADIATOR 8HOP S. Park Ave. FA 2-2264, Orlando, Fla. One 4 Bedroom ready for Free inspection, estimates, $1 per day rental for Elec­ FA 2-2265. Colored Motor Route Carrier 241-8194 Collect or occupancy. Aa low aa $350 tric Carpet Shampooer, wtUt pickup, delivery. Recoring for afternoon paper route. Down and $64 a month. purchase of Blue lustre. Leroy C. MacTavIsh, Owner k repairs discounted. HOW ABOUT THIS? Must have References ami FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m. Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 Carroll's Furniture. 2 im E. 3rd. 322-3443 Completely modern o l d e r dependable car. Write Cir­ home. Select neighborhood. SUNLAND ESTATES. TRAN'Sculation Dept. P . 0. Box Attractive grounds. Reason­ FERRED. Will sacrifice 1857, Sanford. ably priced. Terma to ault $1100 equity for $200. Take Responsible Buyer! over FHA mortgage at 19. Sltoatiosu Wanted $91.76 mo., S Bedroom, lg. BABYSITTING H o eeliv. rm., beautifully landcleaning. 322-0536. araped. HURRYI 323 2745. 1959 CHEVROLET 1%1 MERCURY Investment k Realty Button Wagon 2-Door V-l 116 N. Park Ave. 323-9172 Lake Mary. New 2 BR., til* IRONING at borne. 322-7761. 8 Cylinder Sedan bath. Big lot, ehade A ci­ LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. trus. Save! Buy from own­ Has Customized Homes in DAY'S Work, Ironing. 322-1441 er. 322-6959. So. Longwood for Immediate * 9 9 5 1 3 9 5 Housework k Ironing. 322-7838 occupancy. Down paymaot 3 BR. lloma, Study, i t t of $650 .and up. 1958 CHEVROLET 1961 CADILLAC Baths, lari* Family Rm. in Child Car* PA 9-B74. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. 4-Door good neighborhood; Includ­ 4-Door SLIPCOVERS made to Order. V-8, Nice 802 Highland Ave. Fully Equipped ing sieve, refrlg., room airReasonable. Ph. 322-5112. Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 conditioner, waihlng m a­ chine 4k ruga. Really ter­ DAY’S Work. 322-5766. * 5 9 5 ' 2 9 9 5 rific buyl Monthly pay­ 2, 3, k 4 BEDROOMS 21. Beauty Salon* ment! $63.10. 1958 CADILLAC 1. lit, & 2 BATHS 1959 PLYMOUTH KINOSWOOD BUILDERS, SPECIAL! DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 4-Door Station Wagon Inc. Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru Folly Equipped $100 6 Cjrl. - Hid. Trans. FA 1-6074 Feb. 15th Low Monthly Payments Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop For Complete Information 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. >12-0834 1 1 9 5 See Or Call Your Property Management Harriett's Beauty Nook SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. St, Johns Realty Payton Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty Singer Automatic Payton Realty JET SPRAY 34. Article* For Sal* 36. Automobile* - Track* WATER HEATBR Permaglas '58 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, Auto. Gas, 30 Gal. Good air, radio. $395. 322-2298 af­ cond. $10, Otto, Lake Ave., ter 5. Longwood. '56 Plymouth, rtd. shift, $199. Box spring k mattress with 322 8886. legs, $10. 322-7809. TV’a, 35 Sets to select from. '48 Ford pickup truck, 2945 GrapevtUe Ave. $65. As la, SeU or trade. or trade for small car. TV OUTLET 700 W. 9th '50 Bulck Spec., stnd. trans., runs food. $75. Can be seen W'estlnghouse elec, roaster across from 5-Polnta Balt oven, cabinet, grUl, timer. Shop. 322-3476. $40. 322-7043. '58 Chevrolet convertible top k all parts, 1 mo. old, $70 322-8845. BUYING A NEW ar USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UB ♦ Low Interest Kates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 1300 GrapevlUc Ave. At RaUroad Tracks You Name Itl Wild Rill will 37. Boat* - Motors try to find itl Open 6>t days a week. Gateway To Tho Waterway Eire. Refrigerator, $30. Cir­ Robson Sporting Good* Your EV1NRUDE Dealer culating oU beater, $30. Gaa beater, $15. Ph. 3229736 304-6-6 E. 1 s t Ph. FA 2-58*1 GUNS. New 4k Used. Large 14' Crosby Fiberglass boat built on Catamaran style. selection. Will trade, Also Never used. Real bargain. rcpalt. Tackle sold k re­ 322-1818. paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp k Gun Shop. 39. Trailers - Catena* 35. Article* Wanted WANTED I Citrus fruit. U rg e or smaU amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field. FA 2 4244. Cameo 8x40 Housetraller, good cond. 322-6429. 36. Automobiles - Truck* '59 Ford. A-l condition. $595. 215 Woodincre. '66 Renault with '01 eng. Exc. cond. 322-8614. 1950 Chevrolet, A-l cond. 43,000 ml. $400. 322-4797. 1959 Chev. Belalr, 2 Door, V8 power glide, RAH. $650. Ph. 32241491. Bulck Riviera 1953, one owner. Original pain t ExceUent cond. $150. Ph. 322 9738. '55 Cadillac Coupe de Ville, light blue, fuU power. Good buy, $295, 322 9496. 1058 Mercury Sta. wagon, Mercomatic k extras. De­ cent condition, $425. Phone 322-3189. Carpets A la Carte USED CAR SALE! SO U TH W A RD HOMES FHA HOMES V V A - FHA FHA & Sales Broker Ym , htr* at Deltona These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason Is solid value —low price and high uality constructionome out and see these wonderful homes for yourself —There are 15 com pletely furnished model* to choose from. S $7,9»U. to 118,350. A* lew ai $240. down and $40-27 par m anthNe dating costs! MNVE OUT TODAY Taka Interstate 14 — get ott at tha DeBary Exchanga, or call. 668-4 468 MACKIS BROS. DIVISION VMS MtTOSU CORPORATION assMisd-tsn SALES BROKER Jim Hunt Realty John Sauls, Realtor Offera for your aelaetlon these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Bedroom 322-7174 Do your Spring Painting now! Call Cal Jardine 322-1307— 3 BR, 1% bath home. Assume Free estimates. payments. 322-5455. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Hot Ziggityl We have new C u s t o m built homes, 3 and some 4 bedrooms, 2 b a t h , from $350 to $8.uoo Down Also several EXPANSIVE, uot ex­ pensive, pre-o w n e d homes, one owoer, F11A and VA. lluw can you m is, on this sclecUoo? Call STEM PER Agency, 1919 S. French FA 2-4991. For Your Painting A Wall­ papering needs call Clar­ ence L. Wynn. FA 2-4804 for Free Estimate. = 24. Electrical Service* YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. Coolr-cting k Repairs k Controls 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 25. Plumbing S e rric a a PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 STRATEGIC LOCATION Busy "Commercial corner—tu 27. Special ttorvlc** path of growth—any com­ mercial use permitted. Two w e l l s DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS paved S l a t e Highways. $15,000. Terms if desired. All Types and Slacs W* Repair aad Sarvica Owner would consider trade. Office FA 9-til* Call todayl b T I N E Night FA M M Machinery and Supply Co. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker 623-0760 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 *544 Far* Dr. U a is ri FI*. 322-6457 For Appointment Jim Hunt Realty 4. .j.___ only 595 1957 MERCURY 1958 FORD Turnpike Cruiser Station Wagon 9-Passvugrr '5 9 5 ' 5 9 5 1958 PLYMOUTH 1957 OLDSMOB1LE *-C» llndsr 3-Door C onvertible '6 9 5 ' 4 9 5 1955 FORD 1957 LINCOLN 4-IKrar Fordor Sedan '2 7 5 ' 7 9 5 109 N . Palmetto Av*. 322-4884 SANFORD Winter Park MI 4-0209 tn 9 WILL BUY YOU MANY MILKS OF DRIVING PLEASURE 1960 Renault 4-CV New Urea, e strs risen body 4k Interior. A c*r that will give you many, many ml Ire per g e t gee. 595 1959 Ford Custom Priced for people wit* don't want to pay any more than they ought to! > Wide Choice Of Models 595 i Lowest Finance Rates » 1 Year GW Warranty On All Used Cars 1957 Olds Super 88 Wide Selection Of New *9* Fordor sedan. V-8 en­ gine, automatic transmis­ sion, radio and heater. 22. B * 1M - Paint • R*p*n 111 N. Park Ave. Government To make the best home buy, aaa the If* Appt'e. I Sr. Beautidani 105 So. Oak FA 1-3742 SAYS: 4-deer hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic trensmlaalow, power ateering, radio and heater. A solid car at a solid price. 595 > Pontiacs • Buicks • Ramblers m HOLLER dOumphiU MOTOR SALES k i * Palmetto, >29-8121 15*7 Park 121-4881 MOTORS MI W. 1st. *T. UM SJ �Indiana U BLOOMINGTON. Iud. (UPI) —It m iy hsve been Valen­ tine's Day elsewhere but to­ day was no day for romance on the Indiana University campus—at least In the Syca­ more Hall women'a dormitory. A controversial rule against kissing in the dorm 's lounge remained In effect and It ap­ peared it would rcm»ln in ef­ fect. The student Senate Thurs­ day night adopted a resolu­ tion condemning the ‘‘univer­ sity dictation of student . or­ als” but calling on the stud­ ent government's board of standards to study the pro­ blem. The board, which Is to re­ port in three weeks, was ask­ ed to determine whether there la a problem regarding student coodurt In publie and, If so, to make recommenda­ tions for handling it. Speculation waa that the Senate would wind up endors­ ing the rule which the coun­ seling staff at the dormitory put into effect last week and which was first enforced ear­ ly this week. The m ajor complaint ap­ peared to be the counselors' action in adopting the regula­ tion without consulting the dormitory student council or ether branches of student gov­ ernment. The resolution condemning the rule and calling for the study was approved 16-2 with one of the negative votes cast by a senator tram Wells Quadrangle which Includes 8ycamore Hail. 5-H Club To M eet Monday SEW & SAVE Local Builder Active In Civic, Other Affairs s:"1964 n MRS. A. K. SHOEMAKER JR. (the former Miss Sophia McDougal) ex­ plain* the intricacica of an electric cook range to her daughter*, Beth, 7, and Tammy, 3 (A, while her husband look* on at one of the new home* being *hown thin weekend in the Grand Opening of the new third section of Ravenna Park. (Herald Photo) 'Paving' Of Vegetable Fields Outlined Before 100 Growers By Harry Johnson “ Plant It. Pav* i t Forget It” That’s the ultimate goal of experimenting (dentists at Central Florida Experiment Station. It was spelled out in com­ plete technical detail Thurs­ day aflrcnoon at the annual Vegetable Field Day attend­ ed by an estimated 100 grow­ ers from Seminole County. The ‘‘paving” part of the program la something new and actually involves the use of asphalt to mix with soil. Testa now under way at the station show that the soil la not only enriched by the "pav­ ing” but that the tempera­ ture is maintained at a con­ sistent higher degree than untreated soli. Member! of the 5-H d u b , with their parents, will meet a t 7:50 p. m. Monday at the Health Center on French Ave­ nue. The elub la planning a club­ house and show ring on New West To Speok Upsala Road. Winners in recent horse shows at the Lake County For 4-H Boys By Brmlee KcLry Horsemen's Association show and the Apopka Horsemen's Charles West of Orlando, Association show were Mau­ district supervisor for the reen Scott, Rebecca Giles, fruit and vegetable depart­ Linda Bail and Janice Foy. ment, will be guest speaker at Monday’s meeting of the Farm Brief Broilers and fryers will en­ Oviedo Boys 4-11 Club. The meeting will be held counter low seasonal prices at 7 p.m. at the Oviedo High and low seasonal demand in the next few months. An ex­ School. pansion of production in 1961 • f three to five per cent is Rybilcki Elected expected. Ted 8. Rybicki, of Forest City, has been elected a di­ Shoemaker Active rector of the Florida State S h o e m a k e r Construction University Alumni Associa­ Company does not confine Its tion of Central Florida. home building activities to the Installation of nl! new of. Greater Sanford area. It is playing a vital p a r t - fleers will bo held at 7:50 over and above Ravenna Park p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, in and Id)llwilde in Sanford—in the First National Bank of the development of the 87- Orlando community room. borne subdivision of Mead Manor at Oviedo, a project B Student of Oviedo Land Company. Johnctta Mae Gore, of San­ ford, Is among top ranking Suffers Injury BOSTON (UPI) - Richard freshmen who made a grade Green, captain and defense­ point average of 3.0 (II) or man of the Roston University above during Trimester 1 at hockey team, will be out of Florida S t a t e University, action for an Indefinite period Tallahassee. She was select­ after aulfrring a neck Injury ed for Alpha Lambda Delta during a trampoline exercise. sorority. M u y O p p rtn ltfo for Hi« ia Africultura A variance of up to 11 de­ grees was noted on intricated gauges placed near the test­ ing areas. And the crops are much more sturdy, spurting through the top soil with far greater speed. And, scientists say, the growth pace will increase with each passing day. The diff­ erences right now are as total aa black and white, the com­ parative colors of the testing areas. Tho 100 plus growers spent a complete afternoon getting lectures, illustrated with color slides, a movie showing the development of the "paving” p ocess. Then they were taken on guided tours of the various testing areas. They saw the "paving” being placed; they checked the various crops, ranging from peaches to car­ rots. They even had their coffee break. With Cecil Tucker, Seminole County's agricultural agent, in charge, the speakera in­ cluded: Dr. J. W. Wlson, station dir­ ector, speaking on "The Con­ trol of Cabbage Loopers." Dr. P. J. Westgate, "New Crop* for Central Florida.” Dr. J F. Darby. "Disease of vegetable Crops.” Dr. W. T. Scudder. "Weed Control." Dr. R. B. Forbes, "Plant Nutrition." Dr. 11. L. Rhoades, "Nema­ tode Control." B. F. Whitner Jr., "Veget­ able Breeding," One of the main points of interest as far as laymen are concerned looks to the econ­ omic impact an experiment is expected to show in the next several months. It Involves peaches. Teats now show that this area can grow peaches which will m a­ ture at least a month ahead of the Georgia production. The value of such testa are readily apparent and can mean a generous boost to Central Florida's economy. Another experiment, now labeled a i a total success, in­ volves carroU. Just abort years ago. an acre would yield relatively nothing in carrots. After lit­ erally thousands of experi­ ments. there are over 400 aerea planted in carrots and the yield ia measured in the tons per acre. The crop at the local station Is a good example. The car­ roU are a sturdy lot. They will he shipped on maturity to the Gerber Baby Food plant in North Carolina. And is due time babies throughout the country will be sampling some of Semi­ nole County's new product. Welfare Center Meetings Set Ily Julia Bartoa Mrs. Marjorie Ryder, lead­ er of the Seventh-day Ad­ ventist Health and Welfara Center In Altamonte Springs, announced today th at meet­ ings are held at the Center each Tuesday from 9 a.m. until noon to mend and re­ pair clothing donated to the center. This clothing, in turn, is distributed to those in need. Food also is available in emergency cases. Anyone in need of help may reach Mrs. Ryder at 838 5858. Donations of old clothes are accepted a t the Center which is located a t 525 Mait­ land Avenue in Altamonte. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., rec­ ognised as an outstanding builder and d e v e l o p e r throughout Florida, long has been active In civic and mun­ icipal affairs in Sanford and Seminole County. A native of Sanford, Shoe­ maker is a graduate of the University of Florida with a degree In construction engi­ neering. He also is an Army veteran, having served as a construction engineer in the Korean campaign. Shoemaker is a vice pres­ ident of the Mid-Florida Builders Asiociation, chair­ man of the Seminole County Zoning Commission, director of the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank, a past president of the Sanford Civitan Club and a member of the Armed Forces committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, t h e Seminole County Builders Association, Alumni Association of tee University of Florida, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and First Methodist Church. Shoemaker ia married to the former Miss Sophia MeDougal, RN, and they have two daughters, Tammy, S1*, and Beth, 7. .Mrs. Shoemaker ia a grad­ uate of St. Vincent’a Hospital School of Nursing, Jackson­ ville, later did private duty at Orange Memorial Hospital at Orlando and was a mem­ ber of the staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital for four years. Tammy's and Beth's grand­ mothers are Mrs. A. K. Shoe­ maker, of Melionvills Avenue, and Mrs. Frances McDougil, RN, of Celery Avenue. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY 13 Admissions Lovette Thomas, Debra Ti­ ger, Rise Levey, Lillie Hunt­ er, Lucille M. 11a mill, France B. RDhop, Rosemary Pierce, Hombet Varthoiomeo, all of Sanlord; R o b e r t Bridger, Umgwood; Dale Michael Orr, Dean Robert Orr, Orlando Birtkis Mr. and Mr*. Raymond J . Garrett, baby boy, Sanford Discharges Edward Spaulding, Jacquelyn Wilson, Lorraine Miller, Roy Rurton, Clarence Schaffer, Minnie Keeling, Frank Forrie, Nell Furman, Bonnie J . Lee and baby boy, Rebecca P. McKinxie and baby girl, all of Sanford; Bobby Braddy, Geneva; I-nis Brooke, Osteen; Charlene D a n f o r d , Fern Park; Emma Boston, Lake Monroe; Beatrice Sander so, Plekford, Mich. Why Pay MORE? MRS. A. K. SHOEMAKER will be a hostess thi* weekend when her non’* Grand Opening of the new Ravenna Park third .section i* held. She will welcome all her friend* a t the gala event. (Rahija Photo) Scientists Eye 'Zero Gravity' / . .4 s * . 'UHiitHii 100% DACRON CREPE r . i v YARI> i m vie REGULAR *1.98 jPER "CREAM PUFF" CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) e r to be able to get a good —Everything that goes up | 10 M-conds of weightlessness I must come down. But how while on* of their object* is [ much does H weigh in be­ j falling. tween They know at the bottom of The Federal Space Agency's Lewis Research Center ia the shaft it will weigh as building a 500-foot toner to much as it did on top. They think. But that bit in between find out. Once the tower D finished interest* them. Scientists can already get scientists will busy them­ things to be weightless but selves by dropping things. they think it’s too expensive— Some of the things may *10 million. weigh as much as 6,000 pounds. They figure it will help our spare program. When things fall, they fall free; tliat is, nothing holds them. While falling an ob­ ject doesn’t weigh anything . . . until it hits you. This weightlessness is call­ ed "zero gravity" by scient­ TIME FOR ists. A ~~NEW KODAK CAMERA You can experience It aboard a fast dropping eleva­ tor or by walking off a high diving board. CAMERA SHOP This is what the space scientists have in mind. 210 S. PARK AYE. They figure, with their tow­ LOOK ! ! Innersprintf Mat ire** Renovation Special Include*: • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Matter** • Brand New Insulation where needed M45 First Quality 99 Sold Elsewhere For 40c Yd. More ARNEL & DACRON Yard Crepe FOR SOFT NEAT BLOUSES %Assorted Cottons > Oxfords, Ginghams Crepes, Estrons Chambrays and Others Remnants SANFORD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone FA 2-6321 For 00 Values To 69c Per Yard FREE PICKUP *nd DELIVERY B E A U T IFU L OXFO RDS Stripes fir Solids 2 Cotton Prints Printed Sailcloth Values to 99c Yard *1 DACRON & COTTON POPLIN m is is tne bottom of our line. 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YOU WILL PAY TWICE THE PRICE ELSEWHERE. �New Ravenna Section Holds Open House This W eekend \ m Many New Hemes Ready For Viewing l Newest development in the growth of the Greater Sanford area is highlighted with the Grand Opening and Open House this weekend of the third section of Ravennn Park. navenna Park, long noted as one of the finer residential subdivisions of Grenter Sanford, cuught maker Jr., head of Shoe­ on to the public fancy for maker Construction Com­ pany, Inc., and today is better homes to the ex­ the home of hundreds of tent that it has been ex­ satisfied residents. tended to this third sec­ Open House is extendtion. end and the public is cor­ In fact, a number of ed all through this weeknew homes already have ilially invited to inspect been constructed, pur­ the homes on display. c h a s e d and occupied. Merely proceed west on Many other new homes 20th S t r e e t (Country have been completed, are Club Road) to the site. being shown to prospec­ Shoemaker representa­ tive purchasers and are tives, along with Stenavailable for inspection, strom Realty and Floridn and still other new resi­ Power &. Light repre­ dences nre under con­ sentatives, will be on struction. hand to welcome visitors. Located west of San­ Ravenna Park is locat­ ford along Country Club ed adjneent to Idyllwilde, Road, Ravenna Park was another development of originated by A. K. Shoe- the Shoemaker firm. A. K. SHOEMAKER JR. in owner and head of the construction company bearing his name, developers of Ravenna Park, Idyllwilde and other home improvement areas throughout Seminole County. His name is synonymous with •'good building." (Herald Photo) A. K. Shoemaker! Recognized As I 'Top Builder' \ * ROUT. J. DOTSON a native of Rloomington, III., has been n resident of Sanford for the last 10 years and construc­ tion su]>crintcndent with Shoemaker Con­ struction C o m p a n y, Inc., supervising Ra­ venna Park and Idyllwildc for the Inst eight years. (Herald Thoto) When A. K. Shoemaker .!r started in construction here some si* years ago, as head of the Shoemaker Con»tructk>n Company, Inc., his husiness consisted mainly of spe­ culative building — that is, building homes and then sell­ ing them. However, Unlay his custom building outnumbers his spe­ culative building thrcc to-one. At present, “ Kay" is the larg­ est “one-of-a-kind" builder in the Sanford area. Shoemaker states that the cost of building a custom home is slightly more than that of buikling a projecttype house but, in a custom home, the owner gets exactly what he wants in the way of individuality, livability and price. "No m atter what Uie price range of a home," says Shoe­ maker. “ individual attention H unsurpassed." J ljr fratifnri) 0— r ** * CL I l f » f J i 4 n I ’ NEWEST HOME OWNERS in the newest (third) (section of Kuvctuia Park are Lt. (jg) and Mrs. William E. Damon, of 410 Tangelu Drive. The young Navy couple is pictured here being greeted and welcomed into their new home by Herb Stcnstrom (left), head of Slenstrom Realty, agent* for Shoemaker Construction Company. (Herald Photo) SOUTHERN GULF UTILITIES Lifetime Terrazzo Floors in the new homes being shown in Community Water System RAVENNA PARK For R. C. Barber BRITTANY in the nnme of this lovely home in the Ravenna Park third .section, on view this Leesburg, FIs. Ravenna Park weekend in the grand Open House. It lins three bedrooms and two hath*. (Herald Photo) At the Home Show this weekend We're happy fo have IN THE NEW THIRD SECTION OF been selected to do the Ravenna Park ALL THE HOMES MEET OR EXCEED THE STANDARDS FOR MEDALLION HOMES TYPICAL OF THE many fine home* offered in the newest (third) section of Ravenna Park, being shown in a gala Open House this week­ end, is this four bedroom, two-bath residence of contemporary design. Note the screened IHirch between the living quarters and the car­ port. (Herald Photo) progress WITH WIRING AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS BT Sanford Electric Co. The Features Which Merit This Recognition Of Excellence Include: PLASTERING in the lovely homes in the new Third Section of Ravenna Park We're Always See the Proud of Progress 9 (o m M I FULL HOUSEPOWER with " service entrance and complet­ ed circuits with outlets fur: a. Electric Range b. Water Heater e. Washer-Dryer f GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL * ELECTRIC Kitchen with: a. Range or Oven and Sur­ face Unit b. Hot Water Heater e. Refrigerator d. Garbage Disposal LIGHT FOR LIVING planned for excellent Illumination, In­ cluding ."Mood Lighting" and "Work Lighting.” 4 CENTRAL DUCT HEATING with Air Conditioning easily added. J > \ 1 We installed the Terrazzo Contractor rcb. 14, 196-1—Page 1-A f r r a lb Our Most Sincere Congratulations to the planners, designers and workmen of Shoemaker Construction Company on the opening of the third section of Ravenna Park. this weekend Carl Lom m ler “ TH ER E "GOOD WIRING MAKES A BETTER HOME* 118 Magnolia 322-1562 PLA STER” -^ S A N F O A D -A T IA N T IC Free Estimates Ncuac* r a v e . Box 44 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING DIVISION “It’a a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic* i, i IS NO S U B S T IT U T E FOR GOOD Sanford Electric Co. S h ow Longwood < > �■he in ifr l Pm tA-Ptb. 14, 1964 9 in Q Shoemaker Hemes 'Individual' Harcar Aluminum Products Co. Open House Scheduled Manufacturers Of At Ravenna A LU M IN U M W INDOW S Telephone 322-5510 P. O. Box 1202 Sanford, Fla. Congratulations Shoemaker Construction Co. on your HOME SHOW in Ravenna Park this weekend! CO N CRETE BLO CKS, LIN T E LS , O TH ER PREFA BRICA TED C O N C R E T E PRODUCTS USED IN T H E C O N S T R U C T IO N OF T H ESE F IN E NEW HOMES W ERE M A N U FA C TU R ED R IG H T HERE IN SANFORD BY Chapman C O N C R E T E PRODUCTS 322*6492 104 N. Elm INVITES YOU TO See the HOME Show in the new third section of Ravenna Park PRESENTED BY SHOEMAKER DEVELOPERS OF Open House at Raven* na Park will be renewed this weekend. The word “renewed” I* used because a clipping from May 1959 tells of the first “open house” when 1900 visitor* view* ed the original section. Then came another “open house” with th* second section. And now, this weekend, a third Open House with the grand opening of the third section of Raven­ na Park. Ravenna P a r k ia on Country Club Road (20th Street) aome 2 U miles from downtown Sanford. Model homes in the new t h i r d section are available for inspection. These are on p a v e d streets and have com­ plete and modern equip­ ment. There Is a community water system approved by the F l o r i d a State Board of Health, “in a quiet neighborhood ideal for familits." Homaa have that •‘cus­ tom designed” look and many varied plans are offered, f r o m arrange­ ments for large families to those for r e t i r e d couples. Prices are arranged in moderate r a n g e , with convenient f i n a n c i n g easily available. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., head of Shoemaker Con­ struction Company, Inc., purchased t h e original Ravenna Park tract on Oct. 23, 1958, and has gradually and continual­ ly developed the subdi­ vision to the hundreds of homes now in the entire area. Above all, Shoemaker homes feature "individu­ ality.” Local Builder U Of F Graduate A. K. Shoemaker Jr., bead of Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc., builders of modern homes and developer! ot Ravenna Park and Idyll* wilde, with office* at 211 West 25th Street, la a native of Sanford. He It a graduate ot the Univertlly of Florida, with • degree in construction engln eeriag. He la an Army veter an of the Korean campaign, having served with an engl nccr conitruction battalion. He ha* had experience in commercial and reiideotlal conitruction In Galneiville, Orlando and Sanford. in building Ravenna Park! / “WE DO ONLY FIRST CLASS WORK” STEINMEYER Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc. Installation and Repairs Anything in Sheet Metal THIS COLONIAL type home in the new third section of Ravenna Park feature* three bedrooms with 1* j baths. (Herald Photo) 322-4731 Stenstrom Realty Handles Sales Sales representative for Ra teen* Park la Stenstran Realty, headed by Herb Steeitrom, a aativw ot Sanford. Sew office* are at 2SSS Park Drive. Stanstrcq la a graduate of Iocs] schools and Stetaoe Uni­ versity. He ia a member of First Baptist Church, Semi­ nole County Chamber of Com­ merce, Junior Chamber of Commerce. Clvitan* and the Board ot Realtors aad serves on the advisory board of the Salvation Army. Associated with Stenstrom sales and leaie*. and Mra. Realty la Ned N. Julian. USN Phyllis W. Senkarlk, secre­ (Ret), with the C m since tary-bookkeeper. 11*0. He it tti dosing agent, mortgage representative, pro­ perty management broker and office manager. Also associated are Merle W. Warner, specialising In residential and commercial sales and leases; Hugh A. McCollum, USAF (Ret), spe­ cialising in residential sales aad leases and acreigs sales; Jam es B. Smith, former teacher aod retired attorney, specialising i n r e s l d c n t l a l 215 8. OAK AVE. BONDED AND INSURED fo iv p u r tid n tfo n A may we extend our best wishes to Shoemaker Construction Co. See the beautiful HOME SHOW HOMES we are proud to hove done the landscaping in the new third section LEE MANSFIELD of Ravenna Park LANDSCAPING P R 322*4244 % W* did the Plnmbiaff R. L Harvey 204 Saaford At*. 322*3383 MAKE A DATE THIS WEEK TO V IS IT RAVENNA PARK Complete Home Service Offered "Make your dreem home come true," tay officials of Shoemaker Construction Com' pany. Originators of R a v e n n a Park and Idyllwilde. Shoemak­ er's also win "build on your lot." offering complete borne builders service from plana to financing. Mra. Ruth Blllhlmer, asso­ ciated with the firm sinre Its inception, is ■ qualified, ex­ perienced "color consultant." Ravenna Park fir Idyllwilde Ti l e Sanford's Complete Real Estate Service Phone: 322*2420 W E’RE PROUD of our part mortgages • SALES • RENTALS • • HOMES• ACREAGE • RESIDENTIAL LOTS• FARMS • COMMERCIAL • MANAGEMENT • GROVES• COMMERCIAL • VA-FHA-CONV. Brackett Tile & Marble SEE T H E Th* 4*atga aad fsalon a#(has* attractive new Hoasa win oidt# your latereat. HOME SHOW We’re proud of our aosedatloa with Bhoenuker Consiructioa Caapaay, aad offar our cero Congratulation* oa th* opealag of tho third section of ■aveaaa Park. OFFICIAL O PINING NEW THIRD SECTION CHARTER MORTGAGE COMPANY Mortgage Banker* • Mortgage Loan Insurance • Real Estate FH A , VA, C O N V E N T IO N A L T Y P E Huby Spears, Mgr. Ph. 322-4125 2708 & Saaford At*. JACKSONVILLE PENSACOLA TAMPA HOM E LOAN S ORLANDO COCOA �y» * . ...»■» t r u . \ VS» OinfarS VrrsQI Feb. 14, 1964— Pag* 8-A Congratulations on the See you at the Home Show. Serving Seminole, Volnala and Marion Count!** CcUUuuvay. 114 N. Park Ave. ON HAND at the Open House of the Ravenna Pnrk third section thia weekend will be these representatives of the Florida Power and Light Company, Miss Lucy Nowlin, home economist, nnd David Thrasher, sales, to reply to questions relative to electric appliances in the model homes. Ed Willink To add to, ruther than detract from, the natural b e a u t y o f the rolling, wood section of Ravenna Park has been a primary aim of Shoemaker Con­ struction Company in ita careful planning of the new third section of that beautiful subdivision. Accordingly, the grad­ ing and landscaping has been given primary con­ sideration. “Not a single tree that could be spared was re­ moved from the grounds of thia new part of Ra­ venna Park," said A. K. Shoemaker Jr., head of the developing firm. Located west of San­ ford on rolling, wooded, rich ground, well drained and graded, shaded with a variety of pines, oaks and other trees, the new section of Ravenna Park fits q u i e t l y into the •hadad natural landscape of the countryside. O u t s i d e the homes, shrubs and plants blend gracefully Into the na­ tural setting, and high­ light the decor of each in its own distinctive style. Keeping in mind thnt Floridans apend as much tlma outdoors as in, each of the new Ravenna Park h o m e s ie built along these lines . . . to fit the outside as well as the in­ side to Florida living. 'These homes of dis­ CABINET SHOP Kitchen Cabinets Planning Installation 318 S. Sanford Ave. Be Sure To See The H O M E Show in the new third section of Ravenna Parkl MIRACLE CO N CRETE CO. RADIO DISPATCHED EQUIPMENT PROMPT DEUV ER Y 322-5751 See the H O M E SHOW in the new Third tinction,'' snid Shoemak­ er, “are the finest in Central Florida in their price ranges. “We are inviting the public to see these new homes this Open House weekend for wo know that everyone will want a home such as those on display.” As an ndded fenture, lie said, a handsome port­ able television set will lie presented to the pur­ chasers of new homes. work see the handsome homes at RA VEN N A PARK in We installed the beautiful mirrors in the new homes in the third section. GLASS AND P A IN T f Ravenna Park Attend the HOME SHOW this weekend! S&nfovuk CO . • Art Supplies * Venetian Illlnds • Picture Framing • Traverse Rods • Tub Enclosures • Window Shades • Shower Doors * Auto Gls Imperial Decorators • Paint — Henjamin Moore —■ Peninsula 210 Magnolia Ave. Sanford 317 8. Palmetto Ave. Sanford 322-6421 322-4622 !j BE SURE T O SEE T H E HOMES SHOW TOM ORROW A N D SU N D A Y - IN Section of Ravenna Park Wo furnish lumber, millwork, hardware, paints, and many other building supplies for these handsome homes. We furnish ond install the central heating systems , generalQ elictric OIL FURNACE v h iU m i h farf Um m iv i■ To see examples of our Attend the Home Show Ravenna Park >[ expert p a in tin g Natural Beauty Is Highlighted Custom Cabinet Work 322-0331 EU in the homes in the new Third Section of Ravenna Park iff « W GENERAL km Jbin INSURANCE Cabinets... * > Ravenna Park Tom McDonald, Mgr. (I , FEATURING THE NEW THIRD SECTION OF 109 W. Commercial (t \l > < HOME SHOW The Abstract Corporation 322-3183 it nw yi . Visit Our Store Anytime! OH tor Ja la ■ P iw w i i See our complete line of hardware — including Stanley, Black & Decker, Miller Falla Tools. w ire OTa "VIRTlFlN" heat mh d lstrib atiat v M i to l U l p u ^ s5£5 700 Each home Is completely centrally heated through ducts, and the addition of air conditioning is a simple, easy process. WALL * PLU M BIN G , French Ave. “At the Railroad** H EA T IN G , A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G •M i l l 322-0502 1007 & SANFORD AVE. 322-7121 SA T O R LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. Cash ft Carry u rr-Tt' > r 1 ■/ J. ...f ■ 4 - ti— - �V “- EVERYONE’S INVITED TO THE .E >r . . "A Community of Homes - Built with Pride" : • 7T"vj r f w / i g 1 n f ) I Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 15&16 from Noon until Dark 6 LOVELY HOMES COMPLETE AND WAITING FOR YOUR INSPECTION — 3 & 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOMES, ALL WITH CENTRAL DUCT HEATING AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE FEATURES. V ' V l V . ,‘i I *'■, P ’.V ' : * “ The Brittany9* FEATURES OF RAVENNA PARK HOMES: V/2 & Central Heating System with Doeta fiixed for Air Conditioning White T e rre n e Floors Afomtsam Awning General Electhie BofH-tn and Wall Oven (Tinoral Electric Refrigerator General Electric W ater H eater General Electric Garbage Disposal Ceramic Tile in Bathe and an Window S ilk Kitchen Exhaust Hood Washer and Dryer Connections P ared Bonds with Carha W ater System Sewer System REFRESHMENTS MISS LUCY NOWLIN & MR. DAVE THRASHER, OF FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO., WILL BE THERE TO GREET YOU, SERVING COFFEE, COKES AND DELICIOUS COOKIES, PREPARED IN ONE OF THE ULTRA MODERN GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHENS. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO 211 WEST 25th ST. SANFORD Directions: FREE GIFT! From French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Turn West on 20th Street Drive miles and watch for the sign at the Ravenna Park Entrance. This G-E Personal Portable TV will be presented to each couple who purchase a Ravenna Park home during the Home Show, from February 15 to March 1! 2x/% tj INC • # TELEPHONES 322-3103, 222-7495 Stenstrom Realty Exclusive Sales Agents 2565 Park Drive 322-2420 v. ■__%A �Candidates To Begin Qualifying On T uesday A man'* life was saved Sunday and nobody e v e n knows who he was. • • « Bobby Newman and one of ^ his Implement company em­ ployes, Ford Russell, were fishing for speckled perch in Lake Jessup near the mouth of Soldier’s Creek. They saw an elderly fisherman some 200 yards away tumble out of his boat. • • • The man tried once to get back into his boat but couldn't | make It. Newman and Ru*sell dropped their gear and headed for the man who was trying to get back into his boat. Finally Russell hit the water and went to the old gent’s rescue. Russell got him back in the boat. • • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — . House member* and numerous and >2.395 in donations for a Most of Florida’s candidates ! circuit Judges, total of >13.570. • fui governor and other state' Tho candidates have two Rep. Fred Karl, Daytona offices come to town Tuesday | weeks—until noon March 3— Reach, reported >4,060 last to pay their qualifying fees to pay their qualifying fees. week for total contributions of and put the big spending Meanwhile, on tho evo of >37,135 compered to spending show on the road. qualifying Fred 0 . Dickinson. of >9,158. Sen. Scott Kelly, Ijikelnnd, The o f f i c i a l qualifying, West Palm Beach, held on to which costa anywhere from his financial lead among can did not get his financial re­ *1-230 for gubernatorial can­ dldate* for governor, report­ port for the week Into the didate eto 160 for state Legis- ing campaign donations of mail in time to arrive this lature hopefuls, heralds big 140,000 have upped his total morning. The three Republican candi­ promotion cumpnlgns in vari­ to >126,136. Dickinson said he has spent dates fur governor also filed ous media. accountings. Election officials say this >1,403. Jacksonville Mayor Hnydon Charles R. ITollcy, St. Petyear’s first primary will be the longest primary ballot in Burns continued in second erburg. In his first report of stato history. The first pri place. He reported new eon- the campaign since his an­ mury is set for May 5. with 1 for " *°- nouncement Inst week, said he tho runoff on May 26 and the I u l ,,f •’“'"I'"™ 1 «°* has received >2.905 and spent >200. general election Nov. 3. I co*** °f >1.184. Sen. John Muthcns Jr., II. R. Foster, Fort Myers liMlIutlng will include the offices of Sen. Spessard Hoi- Jacksonville, in third spot, re­ Reach, also filing his first re land, 12 congressmen, th re e . porter! >102155 in new con- port, suiil ho hns spent no total of >50,- money and colected none. Supreme Court justices, all six tribution* *or Ken Folks, Orlando, who Cabinet scats, six district j u52* Hl* «l>«.'nditurcs amount to >7,528. lias been filing for weeks, rccourt judges, utilities commis­ Miami Mayor Robert King | ported >25 in new collcctlocns sions chairman, 10 public de­ fenders, 22 state senators, 112 High reported no expense* for a total of >2,160 ugnilfil total expenditures of >601. • Ruby Defense Pleas Rejected As Trial Opens Bark at Elgin Myers fish eamp the only information about the fishrrman was that he was crippled. Russell, who undoubtedly saved the man’s life, reside* at 21.12 Washing­ ton Court. Wynnwood. It was a nice Job. Ford. You're to be commended. • » l • • We understand that attor­ ney Ken Spaulding borrowed a key from the Sheriff’s office a few days past to do some research In the law library at the Courthouse. When he finished working in the lib­ rary, he found himself locked in the Courthouse. But we haven't found out how he got out. • • • Last week we commended mothers on traffic duty at Third and French. We didn't know that these ladles were Ignored in their request for auch duty until their demands were publicized in the Clock. Anyway, they're doing an ex­ cellent Job. It would be mighty dangerous for those youngsters crossing French Avenue at Third were it not fur the crossing guards. • • • The JayCee Wives club la sponsoring the showing of two cancer films Tuesday, 8 p. m„ at the Florida State Bank building. Or. Tliomaa Largcn will be on hand to answer any questions. Tho films are •’Time and Two Women’’ and ’’The Millions Club." The public is urged to attend. • • • Seminole Plaza’* newest ad­ dition, the Cinema has sche­ duled Its opening for Wednes­ day week, Feb. 26. The theater’a premier attraction will be Use Burton-Tay lor film, ' ’Cleopatra." • • • With John Fitzpatrick's of­ ficial announcement that he'll not run for re-election, Uicrc'il be three new faces on the County Commission next Jan ­ uary. Incumbents Gen. J. C. Hutchison and Janies P. Av­ ery will not seek re-election. That'll leave I-cc Gary and John Alexander, now In the second year of their fouryear terms. • • « Gen. Hutchison, by the way, h ai been concerned with the dumping of trash in sections throughout the county which are not authorized dump areas. It was reported that tho Sheriffs office patrols these areas where unauthoriz­ ed dumping has been taking place but that It's difficnlt to get convictions. Commission­ er Alexander suggested that signs bo placed at prominent places indicating location of posted dump areas. • ) • JOHN FITZPATRICK Fitzpatrick Won't Seek Re-election Formal announcement of hia decision not to seek reelection was nisde today by County Commissioner John Fitzpatrick In tha following statement: “I t ia with regret th at I announce my* decision not to run for the office of County Commissioner in the n|H-omIng elections. "Serving as County Commissioner, for the lest three year* haa been a rewarding experience in many ways and I have thoroughly enjoyed tlie opportunity. "The continued growth of the county indicate* to me that the amount of time need­ ed to properly serve the coun­ ty in this capacity will con­ tinue to increase end my re­ sponsibilities to my growing fondly and clients precludes my devoting that amount of time to county affairs.” Eastern Storm Heads Fdr Sea United Press International A storm center that boggod New England under snow* and whipped up gale winds, headed out to sea to­ day. The wild atorm buried New England Sunday with up to 14 inches of snow and snarl­ ed traffic from Long Island Sound to Northern Maine. The gale force winds swirl­ ed the snow across highways and airports, cutting down visibility and building heavydrifts. DALLAS (L T l) Jack Ruby's lawyers, challenging "the climate of Dallas," de­ manded at the start of his murder trial today that jurors as well as spectator* be acarched. Judge Joe B. Brown re­ jected the defense demand as well as defense requests for a directed verdict of acquittal on grounds of Insanity and double Jeopardy. Ruby, smiling cheerfully en­ tered the court through a lit­ tle green door and took his seat. His sister, Sirs. Eva L. Grant, and his brother Earl Ruby of Detroit, sat among the spectator* in the stuffy room. The judge accepted the de­ fense announcement that Tom Howard of Dallas, the first attorney to come to the aid of the slayer of accused presi­ dential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, bad withdrawn from the case. Chief A';%-nse aC. m ey * fe! via Belli and his assistant, J. H. Toualdll, argued with the Judge over security arrange meets. "The records will show that everyone who enter* the room has been searched except the Jurors." Rrown said. "We want to know why," said Tonahlll. Belli chimed in to argue the jurors must he searched so they know about what he has repeatedly referred to as "the climate of Dallas." The de­ fense contends Ruby cannot get a fair trial in the city. "Mr. Belli, they (the Jurors) won't know anything about it unless you tell them," Brown replied. (Earlier story on Page 2.) Man Charged In Breakin A man identified as William W. Ljle* was charged wilh breaking and entering Sunday night when he was caught jimmying a jalousy window at Don and Gerie'a Bar In Longwood. Don and Gerie Hitsman were sleeping in the establish­ ment when they hoard the burglary attempt. The sher­ iff's office Investigated the case. • ♦ VOL. 56 THOMAS S. McDonald, former Sanford niuyor and City Councilman, hna been honored by the Floridn J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce, meeting a t P a n a m a City, as one of four "Outstanding Y o u n g Men of the Year," ac­ cording to a UPI report today. Last Peace Effort VAN AM A CITY (UPI) — An Organization of American State* (OAS) peace team to­ day made a final effort to hi ip scttlo the U. S.-Panama crisla in behind the scenes talks here. Miami U. Plan CORAL GABLES (UPI) — The University of Miami an nuunrrd Saturday it had un dertaken a development progrnm which Includes a science and mrdical center that would cost >1)3,413,000. WASHINGTON (UPI) House and Senate negotiators today began the final push for enactment of the multi-billion dollar tax cut expected to ahow up In consumer pocketbcoka in about three weeks. Cyprus Crisis UNITED NATIONS (UPI) —The United Nations Secur­ ity Council turned to the Cy­ prus crisis today In an effort to prevent a full-teal* war be­ tween NATO Allies in th* Eastern Mediterranean. M arriage Voided Quick Action By Firemen Saves Station Possible disaster, w h i c h could have resulted when a gat pump exploded i n t o flames Sunday morning at the Texaco Service Station In downtown Lake Mary, was averted by quick response of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department which had men on the scene within seconds. Chief Ralph Abell said today that the fire Is believed to have resulted during the night when aomeone appar­ ently backed a car into the pump causing an electrical short circuit in the wiring sys­ tem. The explosion occurred Immediately after current was turned on early Sunday morn­ ing. Abell rpeorted that the de­ partment also answered two brush fire calls over the weekend, one in Sunland Es* lairs on Saturday afternoon and another Saturday night behind Crystal la k e Park where approximately two acres burned threatening nearby orange grove. Damage at the Sunland fire was reported to be negligible. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — PHtwtee* Lee Radiiwill el*t**». of Mr*. John F. Kennedy, has been granted a Vatican annul­ ment of her prevlou* marri­ age to American publisher Michael Canfield, tha rota’a chief judge /a id Sunday night. Pace Quickens By United ITewa latecnational With liis New Hampshire primary only throe week* away. Sen. Harry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller stepped up their campaign ac­ tivities in a final drive for Re­ publican vote*. Protection Asked SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP1J—The United 8tates to­ day demanded "maximum pro­ tection" from the Vietnamese government f o r Americans here following the terrorist bombing of an American mov le theater with tha loas of three lives. Fair May Run For Utilities Commission TALLAHASSEE (U Plj Jim Fair of Tampa, a per rental candidate for public of­ fice, Indicated today he may run again for the State Public Utilities Commission. Fair wrote tho secretary of State to send him three sets of forms for qualifying along with copies of tl*e election laws and a list of all offices up for grabs this year and the qualifying fee of each He did not say what offico he was interested in, but his loUer of inquiry contained a caustic comment that indi­ cated he was thinking of op­ posing Utilities Commission Chairman Ed Masco. Firemen Grateful Sanford firemen today ex pressed appreciation to per tons who gave and tha child­ ren who assisted them Sunday in their collection of >400.28 for the Cerebral Palsy tele­ thon. • . MIAMI (L’PI) - Claude Pepper, a 15-year congression­ al .etcran, has annmuwe.1 he \|ill seek re-election. Georgia Loses FIRST ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL will be held March 10 at the San­ ford Civic Center for the R enerul public. Sponeorins the event will be the County Extension Service: MIm Myrtle Wilson (seated), county home demonitration agent, and Cecil A. Tucker II (right), county a g ric u ltu ra l agent Cooperation will be the Florida Power and Light Company, repre­ sented by bliss Lucy Nowlin ( le f t) , home economist s a d Fublix MarkaU. * ft J. NO. 127 ~~ Deputy Braves Fire To Save Another Child WUVA... • Pepper To Run > Boy Dies Here A s House Burns Final Tax Push • Today’s Chuckle—The San­ ford Kiwanis Club Bulletin quote* Z»a 7.sa Gabor as say­ ing. don't take gift* from perfect stranger*. But. then, Bottody'ii perfect." Zip Code 82771 WEATHER: Fnir with 75 high today; partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; low tonight in 50s. United Preo* Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., FEBRUARY 17, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA MOSCOW (U PI)—O. Fred­ erick Noble, head of the World Council of Churches International Affairs Commitsion, called Sunday night for "peaceful coexistence between religion and atheism.” Lyman High'a Dixieland band made a television ap­ pearance on the Junior Ach­ ievement Teen Talent show. They wrre tagged the ''Back Alley Six." • ) Coexistence Lines formed on schedule this morning as lag buyers vlsted the Courthouse. Sliortly after the Tax Collector's office opened buyers were on band and kept clerks busy throughout the morning. The deadline for obtaining tags Is Thursday. • Eh? ^cutfurii lB?mlh WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Supremo Court ruled today that Georgia has unfaltly ap­ portioned its voting districts so as to discriminate against city dwellers voting for mem- of FIRE CLAIMED n you hr Ncjjro boy’s life nnd Rutted this homo of John Williams nt 1020 W ent 112th Street early today. Two children were rescued from tho flames by S h e riff’ll Deputy Silas Lackey and football coach A. B. Franklin. (Herald Photo) Hoffa Defendant Vigilantes To Use Denies Telling Of Fix Attempt Photo Flasher Units CHATTANOOGA. T e n n . (UPI) — A defendant in the trial of Teamster President James Hoffa today denied that he ever told a govern­ ment informer of an attempt to fix a jury. Nicholas Tweel, one of six defendants in the jury tam ­ pering case, appeared as the first defense witness and conIn d icted tha testimony of Ed­ ward Partin, who testified earlier for the prosecution. Partin, a Louisiana Teams­ ter official who acted as an informant, had testified that Tweel once told him he was asked to "help get to the jury" in Hoffa's IU62 trial in N a s h v i l l e on conspiracy charges. Hoffa, Tweel and four other persons are charged with at­ tempting to hrllw and influ­ ence jurors in tho conspiracy case, which ended In a mis­ trial. Wirtz Asks FEC Session Tuesday WASHINGTON (UPI) — Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz today urged both sides in the Florida East Coast (FEC) railway itrika to meet with government negotiators Tuesday and work mil a solu­ tion to their "festering dis­ pute." Wirtz sent telegrams to both Edward Hall, president of the railroad, and George E. Lelglity, chairman of the Railway L a b o r Executives Association. He asked the men to meet with Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds in Daytona B e a c h , Tuesday morning. Wirtz said both sides had "an obligation to find a solu­ tion to this festering dispute.” Eleven non-oi>erating unions have been on strike for mar* than a year in a walkout mar­ red by violrnce, including three dynamiting* within a week. ‘Painters’ Face Discipline "Proper disciplinary action will be taken" against five Seminole High School boys who painted smutty signs on four school buildings over tha weekend. R. T klilwee, school super­ intendent, said the studrnts have been identified and promised that high school offlcisls would lake the neces­ sary disciplinary action. Juvenile Judge Vernon ltiie said at noon that Andrew Bracken, high school prin­ cipal, had conferred with him as to possible charges but de­ layed action pending further Investigation. Sheriffs Deputy Silas Lao. key today was credited with saving the life of a sevenyear-old Negro boy, caught in his burning home early this morning. An older brother died as a result of the fire. Dead was Albert Williams, eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, 1020 West 12th Street. The flames gutted ths frame residence. Lackey said he waa parked In his cruiser nearby, making out his nightly report, when he noticed the flames. He hurried to the residence. Tho parents and a daughter, Car­ ol, six, had escaped. Informed a child waa In tho house, Lackey c r a w l e d through a window and carried out seven-year-old John Doug­ las Williams, who waa noconscious. Th* deputy applied artificial respiration and re ­ vived the child. It waa then Lackey learn­ ed tha second boy waa In tho house. The deputy re-entered the flaming building and car­ ried out the body of A lbert Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled death was caused by amoks and fumea. Fireman Kd Brooklyn waa treated for amoke inhalation at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal. Th* two surviving shib d rtn also were treated Mr amoks Inhalation. A. B. Franklin, Croomo High School coach, also as­ sisted In the rescue. Flra Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. reported, the blase started at aboul 1:IT a.m. from g beating stove. It spread rapid* ly through the wooden bouso. Ho added firemen w e n do* layed In arriving at th# Men# because a wrong address waa reported. The Navy today announced may briefly make evenings a receipt of new aerial photo­ little brighter for some res­ graphic flasher units which idents of Sanford and event­ ually, much of tho Southeast. Tha new flashers sr* being installed on twin-Jet RA-5C Vigilant**, th* mach II re­ connaissance-* ttack aircraft currently entering fleet use at tho Sanford Naval Air Station. Each piano will have two electronic flasher pods mount­ Raymond Morris, a real' ed under Its wing*. Used in­ dent of Seminole County for stead of ftareo on night pho­ more than 18 years, announe to missions to illuminate ths ad today he will be a candi­ ground beneath th* aircraft, date for the effiee of Justice they op*r*to for only frac­ of the peace Diet. 8 in the tions of a second a t a time. May primaries. Morris ia Officials of Sanford’s Hea­ registered Democrat. vy Attack Wing Ona say the Morris Is graduate of tho flashes are ao brief that res­ Unlv. of Mich. In pharmacy idents may not even notlee Police Solve and for 22 years did phar­ the Illumination unless they maceutical detail work. For happen to bo looking directly Theft Quickly mure than 11 years he has nt the aircraft. City police made fast work been the Casselberry corre­ Most of the training flights of solving a car theft Sunday spondent for the Orlando Sen using th* flasher units will night, nabbing three Negro tlnel and la a charter mem be flown at relatively low boys minutes after the theft bar of the Lions Club of Cos- altitudes and ovtr sparsely waa reported. kelberry, of which he la a populated areas. Th* first Charged with the theft are past president and serving a such mission will be flown the boys, two ago IS end one fifth year as club secretary. tonight. 16. The driver ia also charged Last August Morris was Flight* will rontinu* peri­ with using a restricted license. Police received tho report named treasurer of the Cas­ odically In th* future sa Vig­ selberry Citizens Credit Un­ ilant* flight crews are read­ at 10:45 p. m. from Samtnio ion. He la a Meson, a Hlirln- ied for deployment with the Wyman, of Castle Brewer er, member of Bahia Temple, carrier striking forces of the Court Patrolman John E. Orlando; member of Sanford Atlantic, Mediterranean and Dodson halted the car a t 11:02 p. m. called for assist­ Shrine Club; a communicant Pacific Fleets. ance from SgL W. R. Cos­ of the Episcopal Church of Wing Commander Cspt. grove at 11:04 p. m. and had The Good Shepherd in Mait­ James O. Mayo requested land. Morris and his wife re­ that citizens observing flash- the youths at headquarters minutes later. side a t 2311 Sunnytown ltd., operations refrain from Casselberry. calling government agencies or tha Sanford Naval Air Pinball Damaged A pinball machine at the Ravenna Home Station. He stated that the flasher A A W Root Beer Stand, 1905 pods would rarely bo in use French Ave., waa damaged Show Success Hundreds of visitors view­ for more than a few minutes Sunday morning by a youth wielding a brick. ed sit homes on display last over any ona area. weekend during the Home Show In the new third sec­ tion of Ravenna Park on Country Club Road. Host* for the occasion were A. K. Shoemaker Jr., head of the Shoemaker Com■traction Company, devel­ opers of Ravenna Park and nearby Idyll slide; llerb SOWstrom, of Slenatram Realty, tales agent for the Interested citizens development, a n d Mias Lucy Nowlin and David invited to Thrasher af Florida Power aad Light Compeay. Organizational meeting The now model home* ha tho Ravenna Park third secUoa will coatiaue to ho for ins pec Uoa this week. Morris To Run For Justice Of Peace P U B L IC N O TICE Vote Campaign WASHINGTON (UPI) The man who head* tha AFLClO'a regliterandvot# drive this year ia hoping to re­ cruit thousands of volunteer worker* and encourage mil­ lions more to cast ballots la tho November election*. Roy L. Rcuther, national director of tho campaign, say* door-to-door canTeasing In tha precinct* will bo em­ phasized ht labor's fhdafc SANFORD CHAMBER of COMMERCE 8:00 P. M. February 19th, 1904 at County Court H ouse .' DAY AFTER TOMORROW � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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